The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-25
THE EXAMINER
WACO. JUNE rs. 1882
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Items of Interest from Our Re.
pOrters' Note Books.

Items of Interest from Our Re.
porters' Note Books.
The river is still red.
Yesterday delightfully."- warm.
business in police circles dull yes
terday.
-Watermelons are getting plenty and
cheap.
Large crowds were on the streets yes
terday, and business was lively.
Tonight as the new moon goes
down all lovers SHOULD be at home.
There will be a balloon ascension at
! DcFrancis garden Ut O'Clock this after
noon.
-GreenbaCkers were in town yesterday,
gathered from the four corners OF the
county.
The candidates are to close the cam
paiEn by speeches in Waco next Thurs
day and Friday evening,
Gen. Weaver received visitors at the
Pacific hotel yesterday, a large number
OF persons calling on mm.
Whatever the Volkstest may be we
should remember that it is due IL the ell
t,rprise and public shirt of fine Concor,Iis
club.
Oats Yesterday were seIling ut 40
cents bv the car-loa,I In bulk and are sell
inv AT ~ to 81 cents from wauons. Wheat
steady nj last quotations
r,,
city, one OF The railroads is carving the
| Lmb ~ at on,-h.If theusnoI rates a very
grac, tul net ON tbe mart of the the road.
Mason accused OF attempting to
residence of w ID Jackson. and whase
trial Occupied the cnurt Yesterday. was
acauitred
-lhe lirst through freight ear over me
MISSOURI Pacific went through today. Ii
the roaJ to ~ iia are,i and Nv WIN tn
| Monterey
|
Every house Oh the business streets
ought 10 be decorated with flags or DHnt
ing on July Attn. Flags are scarce here
anu . 'IouSillilli people WIN eel 10 "orh a'
oice ANU nave 'heu' ii'""e'
! The band of the Horseshoe theatre
| treated the txANISaR to some good mu-
| sic Yesterday afternoon. a drama based
| on Texas history. drew large crowd to
lie theatre last night.
Newt WOOL thoro will no n cbsroe nj
time ON Inc NI.s1t,ri P.rifi,. The chance.
| viii h. on the north hound train only
| five minutes hut will sion twenty min
MES To take sumner here
T. .o,..,, ,,.,.o. C.,,.,.ia, 80
n,o,. Nv" tho a,ti1ons, m9o,;,S On Fridav
a,,.,i,,r tho t,,,,S nod ne -, ~ taGe
nj. bnnn,, +, 1ryseIt " when II ,v,s writ
ten II raI,e ms home tn ,nvsnIt"
-. .u
On MONDAY Inc missouri racine VIII
traol' ~ tho C,,,,nr,ss a,J m "1nn III IL
fniyheG iho ,,'aI,inor' r'' for %. The connre.s
,rbjci, yvas ro.o,y,.J yostarday vii he
landed
The sale, TO the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe railroad, of the Chicago. Texas
ana Mexican We SthtlaI railr:au Is CONFIRM
Gu. ne roa,' Is II, o!"r'tl'm from IN,
| las 10 Cieoui'e' Aossessioh VIII pe given
'uiS '7''
lion Jullus Schueize- OF Austin, who
will deliver the German ora ion at the
| Nolkstrst. Is one OF the finest orators in
the state. Capt. NJ. ID. Herring, who i
TO speak in English. is also fluent. grace
tul and torcible.
The railroads are going to bring lots
of visitors here next week. Private tami-
lies who can take care of q few boartiers
| ior few DAYS should not neglect to send
! in their names TO Mr.. Fritz KcrkOw. Adj
dress him through the postoffice.
The f,,ro-oI sor,,;cos ~ NJ hv+eu
Will -. IL
WI ON 80 az III III
az oIo IN ~. - - 1., vi
icialiHH X ne WIN pe o"iIcu III Cdh "oou
iIeiius oil,, 1H4 ipli,"li0.o
Oh 'he ialhily are respectfully ln'iseu u
attend
| Engage your floats and wagons early
Tor the N9lksi'st processlon-you, VINO
pt. poSS IlidNi,iS uIsl'aS - YOU WIZ ger
w. tl;'t al NV
~ 49, ~ ''t" r;,t nc
80 " ,t,' rr,I ~, MIA 0''--''''S ''
'''4 ",
NY " H. y, ti" - pastor vi the New
HoPe lcoloIe"J naP..sI cIuIGn M, ~ t.ls
ci'9, iTI'''eI ~ iea.ti li9ui M; "aiuu'
y, tiio - ',li ~ -, ot'
th ,,,' noIord pa,'tists wiIi hold Of Rrenban
in JnIv Tirkats nj one and one-titth fare
will h. nm sale (round trinl at an Central
railroad STATIONS .Jmiv II u and IL good
until ,Tuly 20th.
g, ,,,...,,,or I,od c,,,f+o a., ovation,
! Of The c,oe'. Of Ii. snn,cb which contract.
al rrro.,rIy viii, his antr,nr, into tho civ
sloTe and almost unattended and he en-
tered fine courthouse in solitary STYLE. At
tue close of his speech scores of persons.
democrats and republicans, presbyterians
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