The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-18
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MARCH is. 1882.
LOCAL BEsEVgTaEs.
items OF Interest from, Our Re-
porfers' Note Books.

porters' Note Books.
The sprinkler was out yesterday.
Read our cheap column this morn
ing.
And now everyhodyis cussing about
dust.
"A few farmers in town again with
cotton yesterday.
Robbers sometimes come TO grief
when they least expectit.
The orange and green WAS noticed in
ali parts OF the city yesterday,
The machinery men have commenced
to talk harvester 10 every farmer they
meet.
Real esta,1 men and and those hay
ing property 10 sell or wishing 10 buy,
Stem to be asl'r.
St. Patrick or somebody else got up
| a terrible breeze yesterday and threw DUST
around careieSsly.
The pastors of the various churches
/ il they nave caangcs il their Sunday SER
vices we nope viii hand them in to-day.
! 1t is only rnmor, but bears some
weight with 1t. tie is q Houston gentle
man and it is said that he will shortly take
away one OF WacO's bellies.
We saw something Thursday eve
ming that must have made one young man
wish that Il rival OF his,had Rheumatism or
some other Kind OF nanliurs.
MIR. John Carson opens his new bar
and billiard rooms in East Waco this
morning, with everything new. East
Waco is tar from being dead yet
Driving on the sandy streets is good
again, but on the black ..and the ground
is 100 rough 10 Indulge the flyers in their
bent 10 SKIP over the Dads.
1t was so warn last night. that the
young people sat out ON front gaIiaries
ana pariOr fires and gas bills are no Ion
ger IN item i'll pas expense account tor
his daughter.
Ii we owned guessing school we
would guess that there will we Il wedding
i'll Northwest W AGO before festival time.
We seldom make mistake when our
school guesses.
"A gentleman yesterday remarked that
it looked stranne enough to see IL lady
with half hide around her waist Tor a
belt but he was SURPRISED sure enough at
the Taste that callcC for whole hide Tor Il
getl@mlns hat band.
The Alumnae of Waco Female College
held an informal mectir = III the college
chapel last evening. IN executive COM
mittcc was appointed ard the association
adjourned to meet again next Friday al
teInOOn.
The soda fountains are tizZiug ac-
cord'ng to full summer regulators and
soon the ice cream sa'OOn viii be i'll mll
blast. An early att0ck of ice cream and
III, 'nshine is likely to be the caU~n OF sew
eral weddings and numerous coughs and
colds.
We return thanks to Mr. Thomas
Egan tor a bunch nt the @,nliire siam
rock "f ireland, tho piant which every
ri .hman the world over knows on sight
Mr. Egan cultivated it is his garden, from
root brought !r' Il the "Oulu sod" by the
ExiIeS OF Erin.
The sheriff OF LimC5tonc county hns
taken the negro George Eadingt0n,
charged with the rape OF an eleven yer
old colorcd CIR, back to jail in that
county, The beast Wa ii"ntisG '.y the
cir. und : vel known 70 many people n
that county
The candidates al hal he national .
cOlorS at Ireland 1T fu!. ilast on their lap .
pCis Yesterday ard We not crd our friend !
Walker, all the way i ON Georgia, and /
who is walking now after the county at /
tornpvship, wore Il goob,I-pca above ii
conspicuous display OF green ribbon.
st Pa'rick's day passed of very |
quietly in Waco and Ii the ,ame was the .
a. sc elsewhere It will he II credit to the /
Iii people, wnC. Though not the only /
ones by any means who have on public !
days been the cause OF disvOi'i have TOO /
olten on their own day not escaped very
often just criticism.
-Rev. Thoma; Stanford presiding e.
der Of Waco district will preach III the
Fifth street Methodist church to-day, ut
II O'Clock Il. IN. The cc1nd quarterly con-
fernce will convene in the basement OF
the church, ut $ O'Clock y. NJ. The
board OF stewards are rcquGs ted to meet
at 7.l5 p. III.
The candidates We're divided last
night in their attention 70 the lecture on
the lie OF st. Patrick. at the Catholic
chu' ch, and the conc II NJ Waco Female
College. We wiz. however, say for the
much assailed candidate that whether he
went TO the concert or not as far rs we
could learn, he bought ticket.
-Jttf Cauffeld the coiored boy who
vas arrested and jailed few days ago o,
the charge of murder. the victim being q
colored WON'T \ named Mary Anthony,
full par; cuiars Of which appeared in the
EXANIIN 1R atthe ne. VI: 5 TIED in JUS
tice Davis court yesterday evening and
acquitted, no evidence a. ~ being brUu .ht
forth that the Liling was anything but
accidental,
The sons of Green Erin had no pa
rade here yesterday, but in the larger
cities they had the usual bio turnout, de-
tails OF which viii be inunu in our tele-
grams In some places they tramped on
Ice and snow, while in other places the
dripped from their brows,
but in either c,se they had their parade.
went TO church, and in the evening had
their fun.
-Serenading parties are getting ripe
very fist and soon Thomas will sing sweet
anthems on the woods-ied root and the
orphan yellow canine bore holes in the
sand with his rotunda, as lie whrls
around with his nose turned upward
looking for and lamenting to the moon
Between these three, no doubt people
will soon begin 10 sigh for the northern
lakes or some other place where relief can
be tOuad.
Refined! Cotton seed Oil.
During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements