The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-14
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY IA, 1882.
LOCAL KsREVETEES.
Items OF Interest from Our Re
pOrfers' Note Books.


One marriage license issued yester
day.
Papers all over the state complain o
a dizziness of news.
Read the lines on the bottom OF on
local page this morning.
The mechanics had Il tair weeks work
drew their cash and Went home happy.
The Missouri Pacific and Santa F.
trains make very bad connections at Tenn
pie.
Pistol shots have been heard in var
ious parts OF the city in the last few
nights.
All the buggies were engaged early
| last evening, and those who called late
got left.
DO not fail to keep your eye on G. n
| Curtis advertisement. There Is money in
ii tor you.
Anderson Il Bro are giving special
attention to undertaking and furniture
repairing.
-Quite number of the rurali-ts re-
manned in tnwn late last night and took in
the Horse Shoe.
1t tried hard to rain several Tins yes
terday but evidently at last decided to
wait tor Sunday.
District court is still engaged on the
land case of j. ID. Il. Cole vs.. jesse Estelle
AMI are getting along very slowly,
John Farley's new lie and
beer wagon is upon the streets and is the
finest one ever seen IN this se.tion.
-Messrs. II. c. Mills and VIII Kings
bury have finished shearing. The two
clips amount to about 1900 pounds.
Justice Davis had no cases in his court
yesteld day but Will on Mon lay have an in
terview with the Knights of the Green
Cloth,
A procession of cOlorcd women
known as the Independent order of the
Immacuates passed through the streets
in regAlia yesterday.
The remains of tie little son Of Capt.
and Mrs. J. ID. Bell were laid to rest Ia t
veling. many friends witnessed the sad
ritesat the eTly grave.
-Yeste day was considered remarks
bly, cool t,r This season OF III" year and
overcoats and gloves were brought out
from their lurking places.
Mr.. Pink Pogue made his maiden
speech at Shoo-Fl,. He WAS brief and to
the point. leaving no chance for the voters
to either misund' rstand or to grumble.
The remains of the infant daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. II. Browne. were III
tered at 10 a. m. yesterday. followed to
their last resting place by many sorrow
ing friends.
"A delivery wagon ran into a buggy
on South Fifth street last evening. Both
vehicles were wrecked and TWO ladies' Miss
Pardee and Miss Cook occupying the bug
~ were painfully but NOT danger
rusly injured.
Deputy sheriifG Geo. Oglesby yesterday
arrested in the Brazos. ist IL he was
leaving town one w. J. Crawford charged
with the theft of i -orre horse from u ne
gro. Crawford me time ago cave bond
10 await tie pc'icn OF the grand jury and
having learned they found a bin against
bin this atmosphere began TO get to rari-
filed torh's lungs. lie is now in iaiI to
await trial.
-Dupree vs.. Humphreys, the latt co.
ored man. was tried in Justice Evans
court Yesterday. Humphreys had given
lien on ONE S.Oc'l which he did rot own
ami his sire had to come 10 his relief. The
original amount we learn was S4.65
hut with interest, cost Of making OHt pl-
perS AID eXcetra. Duprce got a Judgement
for about two times that amount. Pretty
/ rood income on fine Outl AZ
They say that one of our Young can.
didates who i hoping 10 look after oul
cOuntyS taxes. after next election. wen
to TIE CoHntrya few days ago. with the
avoWed pu1po,n of seeing the votes ;, but
he fell captive to the Winning smiles of :
| former Waco belle, ant the time was con
sumed in driving around over the coUr.
| try. Who knows after all. but that candi
date is trying harder to win the lady thar
/ the Office.
Mr.. j. F. Ellison Is announced as
| candid tic t'r { citcti rs constable o
precinct No. !, Mr. Ellison has been
| faithful officer and has done cool snrYic
as a guard II ct the peace His priya an.
! official record j. credi'ahle in the hiEhcs
| degree. With him Is con-t,h'e we bav
! had one who maze hiEi-e alike pOpu!a
with people ana thc coart> and lac H., a.!
ways been where duty mHnded h.
should bp. II called again by his friend
they viii have no cause to regret it.
In our announcement column thi
morning appear the name of. p. StrrLr
who i Il candidate for county surveyor
subject t. the action of the democracy
Mr. SurIat is a well kaOwn citizen of on
county, ard Il practIc man. of estah
lished i1tt gritty and good stand NJ. II
has all the capacity requisite 10 fill tn
office to the satisfaction OF the people an
if his frieE DIS elect him he will net b
found lacking in aPpreci ton or wanlin
in the performance of every duty incuu
bent upon him.
The Friendly Visitor. of Corsican
elited BY Mr.. G \. Dolg, and Il sprigt
", c ca rinted newspap T thus eteyrS :
the EXAMINER. I'VE aIe pleased t. al
to our exchange list the Waco Daily F.
AMINER-the first morning paper tn;
IerchtS our city-arriving at 1925 A. y
The EXAMINER contains the ASSoca} e
Press dispatch, S, besides an entertainin
budget OF local and miscellaneous new
Every department is ably edited and Il
paper presents cheerful, prOsperoU
: look" In another portion of its issue
says: Waco claims to rec, i've visitor
from this city every day. And we hear
a gentleman remark, who had recent
travelled the STATE over, that exreptin
perhaps Austin. Waco was the hnnJsou
est city in Tex IS. Corsirana will poSs
bly, rank first wien she gets her tiol
water-workS." Waco can with 90"
} grace return the compliment given on
!, city. 1t needs but visit to our neigl
Dor and glance at the residences, hus
ness houses and public buildings and
shake of the hand with her people to Iii!
cover, sociabiIity, refinement and thrift
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