The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-19
THE EXAMINER.
WACO, APRIL 10, 1882.
LOCAL BREVETIES.
Etems OF Interest from Our Re.
pOrters' Note Books.

Transfer business is growing better.
Rain and clear weather alternately.
The fly has resumed operations again.
IiEThermometer at 80 degs. in the shade
The veterans. have commenced to
arrive.
The Horse Shoe theater opens to-
morrow night.
The Horseshoe theater will add new
life to Bridge stre.t.
Among the Breakers" at the oper-
| house tomorrow night.
The different roads each brought in
a few veterans yesterday.
The bucket shop is losing its interest
rs the warm days advance.
Dallas. Fort Worth and Waco are all
entertaining friends this week.
The tal,e work of the second span of
the Texas and st. Louis bridge is up.
Mr.. D. :. Wood has new potatoes in
his garden large enough tor table use.
City politics begin to wig-wag, and
there ale signs OF a general warming mp.
The rain yesterday morning, il 1t was
general, will be OF untold benefit to the
country.
"A large number of new farm wagons
have been seen going out in the last few
days.
The lady who lost gold enam-
eled scarf pin can find it at John I. Wal
tons store.
Mr.. Forsglrd is'poisning the worms
in his wheat with Paris greer, and it kills
them etfectualiy.
1t is said that the water melon crop
with no mishap viii be the largest ore
ever known in Central Texas.
Only two petit jurors appeared in the
United States court Yesterday, and call
for twenty-tour more vas made.
Our visitors should be taken out on
the commanding heights west OF the city
and given view Of the surrounding
country.
The Missouri Pacific construction
company has now reached a point with
the ha'k-laying thirteen miles distant
from Taylor.
The city marshal OF Fort Worth came
down on last nights train TO take Il look
at the man Gates whom he thinks he
wants up there.
Grocery BUSINESS was good yeSter-
day on account of hotels and families buy
ing extra supplies with which to teed
their guests for the next few days.
The sheriff got papers yesterday
morning from Dallas for Dixon, the man
arrested in the Whitehall neighborhood. !
He Is charged with tie theft of two
horses.
Two ease Of drunkenness before the
recorder yesterday morning.. The fas
driving cases was tIicd, but owing to an
lueeuia ity, rrw trial was granted !
which comes up n,Xt Monday.
Senator Coke. with that liberaity and |
patriotic irit for which he is noted. yes !
Jrrday tel %raphed Il check for $50 10 be |
donated to The fund Tor entertaining the |
veterans during their stay here.
The brakeman, George Neil. who
was injured IN the Missouri Pacific yard
Monday evening while coupling cars, is
doing rs well - coIii he expected CON
sideriug the nature of his injuries.
-Abphl Hll'tH NilgniS ltmplAIS nc
by several ladies left on tie
Texas and St. Louis railway for Dallas
yesterday to attend the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge which conyenes there to-
day.
Passengers begin complaining OF the
ANNOYANCE OF hotel drummers and agents
of different transfer lires at the depotS.
They should be It duired to observe proper
regard Tor travellers, Il rudencss does not
add anything to the good name OF the
city.
by an oversight Of the foreman the
Examiner went TO press yesterday mora
ing minus Capt. Hayes letter to Col.
Taylor, referred TO in m editOra' article
in yesterday MORNINGS pap r.. 1t will be
none the less readable this morning and
will be fourth on page.
--''Cheap John the poor mans fricnd"is
in town with an auction stock OF jewelry.
After you purchase an article al The fab
uIOusly low price he offers, Just because
it was cheap, take it to your ieweler and
the chances are he will duplicate it with
article tor about halt the
money.