The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-29
LOCAE Esss4.sErEEs.
Items of Interess tom. soar 3
porter Note EsooISs.
Somewhat spring-Iikc

Items of Interest tom, s,ars
porter Note Isoo}Ss.
Somewhat spring-Iikc.
Plenty OF ao7i on the square.
Read our church notices to-day.
Driving VIII be good agar in
days.
Fodder has commenced coming
again.
The grocer wore smiling tacesy
terday.
/ The town COW Is becoming unusua
troublesome:
=" Hazel K.ske" tomorrow night.
Don't miss it.
Our cheap column never tails to Bone
fit those who Use H..
One marriage license granted BY the
county clerk ycstrt,y.
The square presented a lively appear
ance yesterday evening.
Stage mail IS stan carried on horse
back and is still somewhat Irregular.
The Tom anl jerry bowl and egg
nogg cups mighr come in play again.
Many persons are preparing to plant
IRISH patatoes and spring garden truck.
After dark last night the spring-like
weather disappeared before winters stern
blast.
| Clouds and sunshine, dark sky and
moon and starlight alternate every few
hours.
A large number OF railroad employees
came TO town last night, to spend Sunday
in the city.
You will have no cause to remain
the weather.
Late last evening the atmosphere
turned cool, and caused rosy cheeks -
elastic steps.
Bad mud-holes which emit
greHable smell, can be seen in difft
parts OF the city.
The wood-vender smiled yestel
evening, and the cIal-wagon made b
trips around the city.
The smallpox scare has nearly
sided, ed the anxiety to clean up
Yaceinate, is dying our.
AS soon as tile dust begins to bb
we will have new 500 street sprinl
in operation on the streets.
-WOrkmen We're busy breaking
rock yesterday. which has been recently
put in the ruts on the streets.
The negroes came to town in full
force yesterday, and their resorts were
crowded like hive last night.
-NieSsrs. Frank Kerkow and Louis
Nigel have bought out Stewards Palace
saloon and will take charge Monday.
The Friday night wreck on the c n
trail near Perry, las been cleared away,
and trains cIme in without detention.
Sven crap shooters were put under
bond in Justice Davis court yesterday.
The ''crappers'' are getting severe deal
The dry wind and warm sunshine had
a wonderful ctfe' t Yesterday in drying up
the mud and making people feel like
business.
The streams all over central Texas
which were on such bender have sub
sided, but the effects of the high water
can be seen in many places.
The city marshal had number OF
scraperS at work on Austin street yester-
day, looping the mud up in the center,
preparatory to hauling it of.
The Missouri Pacific force is crowd
in@ work south of Waco now to make up
for lost time. but the mud is still so deep
that progress is greatly retarded.
In county court yesterday the case of
Po''oid W. Knowles was the only one
Il. ed. The suit was for the value of two
horses. a verdict was given for Knowles.
How many suffering maidens in this
town, will pc comiorted by Hazel
Kirke's" experience and uliimate happi-
ness. as will be portrayed tomorrow eve
ming.
What about the cotton exchange
masquerade ball ? Many people are anx-
ious to know whether it is to be given or
not. as they anticipate large amount OF
pleasure from it.
Martin & Bro. have just received an
elegant white hearse, which WAS generally
admired yesterday. No one liked it well
enough. howeve". to wish TO die that they
might get ride in it.
Those people who left their overcoats
renced the truth of the statement, that ir
is never safe to travel in Texas without
oyercOatS and linen duster.
Two carloads of the Narrow Gauge
bridge material he's lately arrived, and
telegram was received By the agent yes
terday morning, stating that four more
were en- route and would be here in day
or two.
The Bandera BuelP says meeting of
citizans WAS held there to consider enarg-
ing the grave yard. Twelve men in the
Gui,eau case considered increasing the
number of jewellers in the graveyard
about the same time,
1t is good index to the progress we
have made TO look at Fourth street more
with its crowded offices and business
houses, the strings of teams which pass
up and down, and compare it with the
quiet side street it was two years ago.
Two white and two colored females
received the recorders frown, aecOlDpa-
pied by a fine, yesterday morning. Three
were Migrants and one was rated tor
using improper and insulting English.
One Of them went into the cooler TO lay
her fine out.
MY DdnI MCUdrN Has ui'PPcu
rom rom tne head of his paper, "en'ered at
.he postoffiee as seeond-class mail m
ter Uncle Dan1 is an honest man
wouid not undertake TO force the COVER
iIieht INTO the belief that a thing is fir
class, which is not.
IHaye you secured yonr seats for" It
zel hifke: 1t no., go early to-morrC
morning to Sisson's and get them, as al
o'clock last evening there were only TIVE
'y-slx seats left unsold tor Monday nigl
ara nlnety-three for Tuesday night. 1t
a mistake that all the seats are sold.
AT the New Hope (coloredl Bapt
church to-day, by request of the cong
CATION, there will be special eonieren
held at IL o'clock this morning.
conference viii continue unfil all impt
tant business IS settled. The usual eye
ing sermon will be preached by the p,
tor, Rev. VIM. Massey.
There is nothing nat ,lliais Comrou
syrup OF Tar AMI Wild Cherry tor tho
common coughs aud COATS. Tucker
willis alwa, s Iagea fresh supply on iiai
Price - and % cents Ter bottle