The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-15
THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL 10, 1882.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Items of Interest from Our Re.
pOrFers' Note Books.
Irish potltoes are in blossom.

The horseshoe theater opens Apri
The demand for summer rooms con.
tinue.
Some OF the merch mts put up stove.
yesterday.
The Friday night bells tolled las
night again.
There seems to be a good demand fol
horses and mules.
Stock shipping has commenced at the
principal points.
Good reading in our cheap column
again this morning.
One case ut the yesterday morning
session OF poll e ,urt
Justice Evans had no cases in his
court at the last session.
The first span of the Narrow Gauge
bridge looms up immense.
No fishing parties has ventured out
since the cold weather set in.
During the month OF March the build.
ING association loaned $500.
-Bismark is having new spring-bot.
tom floor put in his bar room.
Justice Davis was'troubled over dis.
tress warrant customers yesterday,
SEINE of the gardeners say they will
have new Irish potatoes Tor il .rk-t in ten
days.
-PicniceTs are informed that the crop
OF ticks this year is exceedingly large and
muscular.
The II & Z. c. is doinga fair freight
business considering spring receipts are
nearly over.
Several rats of cedar posts were seen
in the river yesterday below the suspen-
sion bridge.
Sanford Johnson will ship six cars
OF fat cIttle to Chicago this morning via
the II. Il 7. C..
The Thermometer got down to IS de-
grres yesterd ". Most people did not
think it was so cold.
Teams have run against AMI torn
down part of the foOt-waIk on the east
side OF the suspension bridge.
The EXAMINER Is the earliest paper in
liiiSbOr', ami has more circulation than
all outside papers which go there.
"A few bales of cotton come in each
day and bring fair prices, as high as
II - cents being paid in some instances.
From the reports which come in it is
feared mat Waco will have more people
during the session OF the veterans and the
prOhibitionistS than she will be able to take
care Of
-Messrs Geo, Il. Campbell, Chas. Reer
aud others, made up party and went out
10 wage war IN ducks Yesterday. They
came home 50 laic We did not learn of
their succ IS.
Persons from NIL parts OF the country
state that the Tayages of the worms on
wheat is verg much oyereStimated and
firmers have cried out before Hey haYe
been hurt, as II class.
Roper has again stepped to the front
and gave the people something they want
"A cigar for Il rusty nickel, or one worth
twenty-five cents of direct Havana i'm
p0ttatlon, rs you please.
MIR. Joe Rose. who was in the city
yesterday. said he would commence plow
inc out his corn to-day. if the frost did not
catch it last night. He has just finished
planting seventy acres of cotton.
-Messrs. Ezra Mccall, w. V. Fort. c.
NJ. Downs and W. Ill. Jones went out on
BO>Que ON Il duck hunt yesterday and re-
turned with plenty of feathers to show
that they had not fooled their time away.
The lower floor of Moore 81 MoOre's
building, corner OF Bridge street and the
square. has been elegantly fitted up by
them for the otfic OF the building associa-
ton. The old corner now looks like q
banking house.
The wholesale houses are not selling
large quantities of goods just now, being
rather more DESTROYS of collecting what
is out than selling more goods. The
country merchants TOO are not anxious to
buy large stocks as it will not be long BE-
tore the duh season will be on hand.
A mule kicking at flies on the square
yesterday run his hOOfthrOugh the saddle
stlrrup, and was successfully hobbled.
He stood on three legs until some hu-
name person came along, and taking all
the risks OF being kicked into the here
after liberated the imprisoned boot.
Farmers say the weeds are not max
ing as much progress as they thought
they would. 1t will not however do for
them to sit down and think that because
they have not grown fast heretofore they
are going to lag all summer. In a few
weeks they are liable to have the best of
the corn.
MIR. Jesse Cargill. of the EXAMINER
typographical force, has pictures of Jesse
James and his slay er, Robert Ford. They
were mailed him by friends in st. Joseph,
Mo. The famous bandit chief IS in the re-
pose Of death, as he appeared while lying
in the undertaker's room. There is a
look of lilac rest on the features. ana the
face is a rather good one than otherwise.
FOrj's is boyiSh looking face, but not
so good as Jesse james. The outlaw
would be taken as the better and more in
telligent man of the two,
On Thurs lay evening next the Waco
Dramatics will present,aJ Gariand's opera
house, the celebrated drama Among the
Breakers The proceeds of the entertain
ment will be devoted 10 the fund for the
Improvement ofthe First street cemetery
and Hebrew Rest. The play in question
is an interesting one and the young
ladies add gentlemen who comprise the
Dramatics are amateurs II real merit. We
feel warranted in saying that they will
present the play in tir7t-class style. These
facts, occupied with the object of the perfor-
nance, ought to and doubtless will secure
a large audience. Persons who are unable
to attend ought to help along such Il
laudable work by purchasing tickets, as
every dollar received will be faithfully
applied. The programme will appear in
the EXAMINER one morning next week.
Derangement of the liver. with cOnsti-
patton Injuries the complexion induce
pimples. sailOw skin. etc. Remove the
cause BY u-ing Carriers Little Liver Pills
One Il dose. sod by Tucker u Willis
dwt04I6
six grenadines can be found finer and
in great variety a Levine Bros. lone