The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-16
LOCAL RREVlTEES.
Items % Interest from Our Eee-
pOrters' Note Books.

The river experienced slight rise
yesterday.
- Sittings claims to be.in her twenties,
at year old.
The brick work on Cleveland Il Cam
erons block wes finished yesterday. -
The Houston Post and SiftinCs are
noticing each other in a pleasant way of
late.
The ice cream parlors Sunday night
had about as many visitors as the
churches.
An antf-prohibilion agency has been
open, dup on jackson street near the
Missouri Pacific depot.
Ii Siitings has not retired one or two
legislators lately. we would just like to see
what 1t would take to Kill them off
Two or three clips OF wool came in
yesterday, and several lots were Skinned
out during the day, via the Mi, souri, Pa
cilic.
Eggs were in good demand yestel day
at from l24 t. - cents dozen: chickens
q cents, butter from II to % cents, ac-
cOrding to who churned it.
-lhc case OF Cole VS.. Estcllc. which
was on trial last week in the district court
was concluded yesterday. The jury rem
dering verdict i'll favor of the plaintiff
j. L. Wilson bas purchased the entire
interest Of A. j. HARRISON in the 81
Charles saloon. The announcement viii
be found i'll another column this morn
| ing.
-Plums the first of the season were dis
! played by huckStcrS Yesterday, and the
looks of them hurt the little" boys
Stomachc, almost us bad rs an over dose
of them will.latcr in the season.
One negro was tried before the re-
cOrder YESTERDAY, and convicted Of dis
| turbing the peace. He will assist in i'm
proving the streets in settlement OF the
claims the city holds against him.
Some lively sport is in store for the
boys. Mr.. Ambold has four hundred
| pigeons that will be shot at in match
| next Wednesday evening Some lively
sport and good shooting is anticipated
MIR. viii SeIey will have to do some
| rapid work on his elevator TO get it ready
| Tor the present grain crop. HaryeStcrs
are gathering in almost every field and
six weeks will find wheat and oats coming
in freely.
| -~Tol,o', Pov,o want ~, e.. D,,,,;r ,.,,
| +o,,lo,- wi, 49,, S,,,t
Trim If no or,r had "l, a. ",,S,','SS
neGr Meridian we would think that a call
on her was the business that attracted him
to Dublin.
1t will be several DAYS vet before trains
on the Texas and ST. Louis road will be
~ h,'',i' ~
soI.oro ~ iaTs IIiI o ",G I't li'y ou'
sJ,o,,o a,,ai, I''''O' ~ put 1t III
Mr.. ieter hcN LELAND Will begin in a
lew DAYS me erection OF brick block Of
stores on me size oil the oid opera
nous. III Z" Ie" gay 'oPrri-HouSe builders
can say that me Iltiie olu nous" stands
IN the way Oh q new one.
Mi 7 II Farla v-Io hoe lor+.,,,,orI
of the Iain IA. for a n1Iinhor nf mr., nost
SAYS shat the fan Satu, 4 Y ri,rJt VI ~ ~
VS. tine heo e.t th,t L,. f,Iion j.; ,ha
pgst thirteen wears AmnI,. NO ng ia
inches durIrG the nilit
List wac" ma, u sunday afternoon
..le'.,,, 49,. ,'5, InSt nov, an" una,
"I,,' II we a ZEN nee
'.e u'>'iit,s on me
70 mn .1a,,, .u",iCi' ,'
sunni ''''''I - ''''''' "''' Vi Tue I'''''''
A physician of this city received a
private letter Yesterday from Or. Eulhs.
of Fort Worth, stating that the -mal-p5 Y
reports had been greatly exaggerated.
There We're only twelve cases on Sunday.
all ont in the pes, house and all dong
! well.
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m 49," rrr5 , 80, "A; H' '5,e Oh
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Suce the wheat harvest has Oucucd
up, farmers are anxious % know at what
price new VIII will open. Old wheat is
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