The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-05
THE EXAMINERS
WACO, MARCH 5. 1882.
LOCAL ssREVITIES.
Items of Interest from Our Re-
p0rters' Note Books

---NtN GliAttlN4dAC tIl tIN I'LL LE1''AA'
Ny Geraldine" tomorrow night.
And the Purim ball is al, the topic.
Uncle Ain Joslin is going to
draw.
The bill collector looked weary las
night.
No excure tor rot attending church
to-day.
Only three marriage licenses iSsuec
in the last week.
Jus, &c DAVIS tried NO cases in hi
court yesterday.
Cheap column noti-es OF interes
again this morning.
The demand for ice increases, while
that for coal decreases.
Dig up your last years straw hats OF
wait for the spring stock.
Pleasant sunset at the close OF the
week and everybody happy.
Trains on all the roads have had heavy
passenger runs tor several days.
y esterIays Indications made many
tear hat rain is again near ut hand.
Secure your seats early tor My Ger
aIdine.' only few choice ones lett.
Brooks & Wallace will issue three edi-
tons OF the 'LOrgnette" this week.
Trains over the Missouri Pacific still
come in with mud on the pilot of their
engines.
v. ..,,, ,,.,,- i -, 30 L. - 49,, i, q,
not 90 outside the city limits and travel
very slow.
The chickens are getting down to
solid work and china-bcrlies are coming
into market.
Fans were actually seen on the streets
yesterday. and With tlcshy persons proved
II convenience as well Us an ornament.
Col. Parrot has just received the
handsomest chrck-booh for the T. b. A,
ever brought to Waco.
All the business houses kept open
later than usual last night, trade being
moderately good.
Those new spring bonnets and light
shades of dress goods viii get aired at the
various churches to-day.
This week you may ride to Temple
and back on the construction Trains of The
Missouri Pacific.
1T is poor wind that blows good to
nobody" and the bad weather has fer the
time being put stop TO horse stealing.
The country people. adjacent to the
city, cam" in yesterday IN large numbers,
and a tair trade was done in the evening.
The coming week VIII offer variety
| OF amusements, perhaps greater than any
we will again enjoy until the fail season
DO not promise your vote too early
rs there are plenty of candidates to come
out yet and you may lose many good
cigar.
The ladies were out last evening in
| to Their friends as they passed a.On2 the
streets.
Read our column OF church eryices
to-day. You wiz find the announcements
OF tie Various pastors, who occupy Their
pulpits.
See lie mayors proclamation order
ing an election for alderman i'll East Waco
to supply the place OF Alderman Newton,
resigned.
The grocery men OF the city hocked
to the sheriff sac OF kcrkOws goods
yesterday, and the stock WAS cleaned out
in short time.
Many OF the farmers inform us that
| they are almost planting III the mud. but
are Obliged to do it in order 10 get a crop
in the ground.
The injured persons and sufferers by
| the effects of the storm at Valley Mills,
are occupying temporary homes at the
residence OF MI. j. /. Sears.
| Tile bill co Iectors say they have had
poor success collecting. but they stick to
it as though they are certain OF coming
| out best sooner or later.
The New York Herald says My
| Geraldine is a genuine success, and IN Ii
BARLEY Campbell has added another
triumph to his wreath of fame"
The storm blew drug store at Hub
bard city rom its foundation, completely
wreCking the contents, whereby tht
owner is almost broken up in business.
The livery men are glad to see pleas,
ant weather agaiu as they are anxious u
! yet back the money their horses have
eaten up in fodder i'll the last few weeks
This weather is bringing out mort
candidates tor office than it is for matri-
mouy. Does this argue that it is less
suicidal to be seeking office than seeking
a wife?
Speaking t"Mv Geraldine" the New
York Sun says They call up the cur
tain over and over again Extremely di
tveriing. Some OF the situations are most
impressive"
Albany ShackletOrd county, is almost
depOpulated on account of small poX
Beds and nurscs have been sent for tC
Dallas. 1t is said there are now twelve
well developed eases of this loathsom'
disease thtre
"A party yesterday came along to th'
rail placed up III front of Tom Pad gilt
new walk and jumped over it INTO n
soft concrete and passed along. The II
were some mad people in that store whel
they saw his footprints.
Those bows who create so much con
fusion in the veS,ibu of the Methods
church during services are notified that
| is much out 81 place ana very annoy ING
We are authorized to inform them that
is continued in. ii will lead them int
r serious trouble.
Two females Of on, stionable virtue er
gagged in pummeiirg each other against tn
PEACE and dignity OF the city and at tn
last session OF the recorders court the
we're culrd TO account in the usI;
AMOUNT for their beiligercnt proprnsitiP
They paid mp and went home TO sober "
> - In Justice Evans court ycsterda
Julia Mullcns, alias Coke. alias William!
alias Foster, was lined 81 and costs io
: disturbing the peace. and it cost her j
the vicinity OF $50 to fix up her fine. wi
ness I, G.. etc. She has still a case again
= her for aggravated assault and battery o
an stlcer.
Il We saw numerous young ladies mai
ing purchases yesterday which were ey
IDENTIFY for the Punm ball. Ii is said h
those who know that tue masks, many
them. are going to be quite different froI
y anything heretofore seen. We do kGo
u tor fact thai there are a number OF ladit
and genlltmen going t. attend who haN
not heretofore been seen in ball-rnoi