The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-01
THE EXAMINER.
WACO, JANUARY l.
LOCAL IsleEVETIES.
Items Of Interest from Our Re
porters' NOle Books.

Items of Interest from Our Re
porters' NOIe hooks.
CASTOR has gone to enjoy New Years
elsewhere.
Justice Evans had no cases in his
court yesterday.
Read our cheap column and business
brevities carefully.
January |, and the Missouri Pacific
comes booming in.
County criminal court will be in SEES
sion Mond,ly morning.
Change that December to January,
and your 1857 to 1882.
Justice Davis wound up the old year
by dispensing justice in civil cases.
-Rrmemher the carrier boys This n.orn-
ing. to tine tune Ut Il qua ter o. hat.
DO not forget while. rejoici to-
day and tO-morro" 10 6 We pr.i-e aisb.
There was rattle on ,ve,y block lasl
night and Some OF theln had two Or three.
Our church directory vii. ito III yon
where services are LeiJ to-.ay an vino
etfciates.
The bar-rocn1= al cl sed tt midnight
last night, and vii Itn il So until Mon
day morning.
The water company is preparing to
move into the coIner opposite the En-
AMINER Office.
They dtdn't exactly fight, but then
they talked Law in very excited and
muscular mann +.
Judge Rimes. in the habtas corpus
case Of Eugene MettNin, at Bottom, fixed
his bond at $1,000.
-One marriage license issued in county
clerk s Office yesterday, and one suspicious
looking bank lett.
Three inebriatcS got the tan2l"s taken
out of their hair in the recorders court
yesterday morning.
The railroads seem to partake of the
holiday dullness. Passenger AMI freight
business both light.
wish at the bank to-day on amy KIND OF
securty-it you can get in.
The weather continues unusually
beautiful and the young people are de
lighted over the prospects OF Il fine New
Years.
The time of arrival and departure of
trains on the Missouri Pacific viii appear
in ouI time table as soon is the official card
appears.
Stephenson. Tihbs & Steiner had their
wagon busy yesterday storing goods i'll
portion .ot the old Padgitt building. on
Bridge street.
In looking around for something
good to read this morning, glance over
Haber's new lad" 1t will be money for
you TO do so,
DIR. j. c. King has had a telephone
placed in his hoaSe, and those who wish
to talk with him professionally or So
cially can do so any hour night or day.
If you. cannot get 4 zig tomorrow,
walk and see your friends. 1t is the first
day of the year. leg lily at least, and do not
by any means miss the pleasure it may
bring.
Manager Garland is not Dragging, bul
we believe from what he says that he wilt
institute marked improvements this year
in the matter of an opera house. He is
the man to do il.
The county commissioners were in
session again yesterday and after giving
their attention to several county matters
of no special importance, finished their
labors and adjourned.
If you are anxious TO make a good
resolution, put it into effect, resolve to go
10 church this morning, and do so, and
"A
ing in view always u good purpose.
DIR. McGregor is selling of beautiful
residence lots at the hedge on the hill west
of town. The following parties made
purchases last week: +. A. Blair, F. W.
Stolte and Calvin McCorcle, OF Austin.
The insurance companies paid G.
Battaglia his entire loss aud turned over
all the damaged goods to him. lie WAS
busy selling them of yesterday. Only Il
very small fraction OF the goods are at all
saleable.
Many friends will learn with deep
regret OF the death OF Mrs. VIII Trent, |
which occurred at Whitney on the 9th !
inst. Her remains were inferred on the !
18th. We sympathizc with Mr.. Trent in
his atfiictiOn.
Read our local advertising columns
well this morning and you will be bcne- |
fitted thereby. The man who is enter
prising enough to make known what lie |
has To Sell is always enterpriSing enough |
To give you bargain because he wants |
your trade.
"A COW was seen going around town |
yesterday with part of a chair on Ter |
horns, and it is safe to infer that She went |
into some parlOr, eat up all the furniture !
she could and carried the balagce away. |
They are getting bold enough TO Go most |
anything now.
The Fay TempletOn operl comp ny |
will open in Waco January 8. pli,iIS
three nights. They la, e just iii he'd =
gagements at Galveston md Houston and |
won the highest praise there. John has
protited by past experience and eorg, n
lied his company on a tirs -c!a.s sis.
Tho Chronicle, publ Sod in r e N er-
est OF the Texas Benev,.i mt S Oh ton, is .
on our table table again a.d Contains !
diversity of excellent rcadiIg matter. 1t
is full of sense, nonsense, humor and |
sound suggestions on your duty to your
self and those whom you are called on to
protect.
Mr. Frank Powell last night got the
cheerful news by telegram from Atlanta.
that his ticket had drawn Il prize in the
shape of $1,000 piano. Each person
who entered the gate at the exposition
and registered their name got ticket
emitting them to a chance in one OF the
prizes. Frank came out lucky and we
are glad TO know it.
-Mr.D. b, Childs is in the city for the
of installing Mr.. G. l.. Gates as
freight and Mr.. Trav Jones rs Ticket agent
of the Missouri Pacific road. On Monday
both these gentlemen will take charge OF
their offices. The company will Ii we one
day and one night operator here as soon
as the instruments are.put in.
The EXAMINER takes pleasure in re-
ferring to the law card of Louis Leopold.
esq which has place in our advertising
columns this morning. \ several years
residence in Waco has sutficed to make
Mir. Leopold well and favorably known TO
the major portion OF the community,
which fact, coupled the one that he has
been an unusually Giligent and capable
student of law, will combine to impart
confidence at the outset to those who may
need his professional services. Making a
spec altv of commercial law, We feel as
sured he will take good care OF the inter
csts of his clients.
We have as visitor to our sanctum
the Hubbard City Herald, published by NE
l.. Yeatman, a veteran in the newspaper
field and a gentleman OF cultivation and
sterling business qualities. If the number
before us, which is the first, is an index TO
what the Herald will be in the future, we
can indeed compliment the people OF
Hubbard on having such man and such
a rnnar The salnfatnrV in q mod ST