The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-12
,uE EXAMINER
,,AI BstEViriEs.
,,utcre-i From our Re
Ne" ,r,er-' NODE Book.

interest troth phr Ne-
lie" ,,r,er-' NODE Book.
shaw, sermons to-day are await
uI, much interest
\ ,J load. OF fierce rails were
'-sv IN in Yesterday anh sold tor lnrl'
.,lIens. wac,'- mvorit"s, open
Engagement IN heIl'n '''m"rr"w
r. Proctor .prin-s school numbu-
I'm =. nulars ami IL IN - tluurlsmnE
A ajIuon'
\ Al, Elmer. the Michigan sheep mun,
~"at,J lor himself tine rtuch and
~, sheep Hlslng III IcAns'
\ ,wuI,. son Of MIR Frank Wortham
fr,rh ry namc and ten or twelve
4 .nd. /. dangerously Ill
n rIn,k. ike old times to see Nhep-
npr. again. making arrangement,
u ,bs ,dNrnJ ui {" lac Big Four
Il .,.r,ople can nov b,g0u 10 con-
IN. municipal election, which l. per,
X more important after all, tnnn any
4 cronl,7i.
4 Young man night before last lost
.ynn place where he shoul,ln'l have
"A onI another man ln-t slju ON thu
H. through n hole.
Il m. pI.lt wa, crowded and iammrd
Il nrJt from morning llOl Night with
n an. nt wood and cotton and saturday
~ "' ,...i..- and all Inns al i,t-,,,,,-.
to flourish.
Il we regret to announce that Mr. Jake
CO.,. who WAS So critically IN few
4, t.4ru amt whose recovery was al
4 miraculous, rs tHhen Il reaptC and
at report was IN u seemingly Wing
4, ltinn with little hope, OF recovery.
urIP. Garland pays s27OO for the
La house Tor the first seventeen
roins. This l. very liberal. II ANY DIV
/, make a success oi it. though, MIR.
hrand + the man, m witness hi. sue
r.ml infringement OF tho old opera
Dlso.
-Cotton. of which over 100 bales wa,
! wed Yesterday, Kept STEADY at cent, |
rmidling, II amt ~ Tor next lower
lie, IN spite OF the Hat market al Gal !
son and other points. Planters viii
h large sums to their receipts by the
|, prlcc- paid here.
THE cotton fields around Elm Mote
Il vicinity are said TO hC Wundcrlu |
lts, and such rs were never before seen |
" TINT section was settled. All the |
Ion Tor miles round about there has |
.arcomr and is coming to Waco, at
bed by the superior prices paid,
"A little boy going into a shoe makers
h ycstcr lay found the prupri ctur ".
lun lounge, broken bottle by his
and blood over his.thruat. and telling
\ il was supposed n suicide had been
omitted. Investigation showed that
AN II III received a seVGIe tall. cutting
Tge cash In his head, the blood from
|n had llOwed over his throat.
-Our stcr town OF McGrrgor is to
/ weekly new paper, called the
InicaIcr, Mr.. Albert g. Rust. editor.
\ first issue viii appear Ia morrow.
L Examiner will cordially welcome an
NJ newspaper in McLenuan county,
will never interpose an obstacle in the
Enlea En-, path, save in the way OF hon
and legitimate competition.
L. tramp, supposed to be one OF the
\ gntr-ung the suburbs OF the city an
Mat noon ~ the res idence OF the ctiy |.
Eral and begged for something TO
4 twas given to him and he was ar
k,slaul lodged in the p lice civ hotel |
"a o. being searched quite quantity OF
|soyaOns other than those Given him nj .
h uGshai's WAS found on his person.
N. city marsha received the follow |
k,Nsgan from Temple yesterday tore.
Non Wee bales OF cotton stolen, |
clr " s., NJ. f. ID. aud j. c. >, |
-s'A ;, .; gin brand - ON right I.
trs Liberal reward. Address Il. VI |
~ Howard. Cotton buycrs were
fogNy notified but nothing has been /
Go' The stolen bale> in this market yet. |
MI Richard DE Gro'c, living ten /
eion,h,t the city. brought To this /
Yesterday some lmm,ns" stalks ui /
genuine Ribbon or l.uuisi ana sugar I
ial'rl on his bottom mrm this wear. |
ol such size ~ to usk no odds |
~ IN The great sugar lau'S BraXO, ,
om planters would have made ho- /
IA with -ugar cane this year, the vari- /
4 Yielding from 100 TO 300 gallons OF /
A'scs prrac
ian old citizen thinks the warm wealth. .
A ly Ia continue TIL Christmas, and |
Me- that in lS55 aud 1865 there was no /.
p until that date. and watermelon. .
and ripcnin. on the 2l~t ut /
f'mhti; ami tl,t the present November ,
fllhrr l. "a lnc similc II that OF thus.
fh. he guess Was hardly cold D,tulc (
lel graph brought line news OF Nh i'm. /
n llng change IN the weather. There .
zone thin : which no man can some |
fe never tell, and one OF them is the |
kither
f-IOe auction business was one Of the .
pt.rsI ON the plaza yesterday. two auc-
y UIins beng mplOyod rear!Y all day. /
goods sold beng mainly the apptrl- /
Cookery ware and general material
laItsthnrant which has stopped bust /
r. The purchasers wee miscellaneous |
\ Tue chaltcls OF that I, stIurant are to-
w Srntt red in hundred homes one
y went home The proud puS,rssOr Of a
\" mull>sCS pitcher half fuil OF me las
\ and anutlcr returned to his country |
! lie Carrying nine Pepper cruels. the
Y Ol one or more sticking out OF all his |
} puckets
-Ihe MariinIiall Vouchsates the follow |
criticism on Rev. j. u. Shaw. |
Ihdrawal from tho NJ. f. Church South |
PIE conference at lcburur iutimaIrd to |
FY'J. ID. Shaw that his resign ton |
qua be very ace ptable, and c"n-e-
sac. 81.