The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-03
THE EXAMINER
WACO. AUGUST 3, 1852.
LOCAL HVENITIEs.
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Item. of Interest From Our Re
porter-' Note ttook.

Hot
Thermometer 81
--Cloudless sky and burning sun.
A soft breeze from the north blew all
day yesterday.
This is the night Tor the ball at de
Francis garden.
Corn is coming in freely and Is re-
failing Mt 30 cents per buslcl.
County cabbage weighing from eight
to twelve pounds are To be found ON the
market.
Every day gives q livelicr tone to the
streets and shows that fall business Is near
at hand.
The house on Washington street,
which WINS burned down before 1t was I'm
lshed, If being rebuilt
"A Wholesale drug establishment
Is talked OF rs one OF the business Cntcc-
prlsrs In the near future.
The large warehouse of Major lIinch-
man is being rooted. Its very Large
building, covering an entire lot to the last
loot.
threat volumes OF smoke were seen
yesterday afternoon II long distance down
the river aud liIc in the same place after
night.
The first west bound passenger train
over the Texas and 1t. Louis road since
SATURDAY, reached the city last evening mt
. o'clo, h.
Inquiries yesterday OF persons from
various country neignbJrhuuds concern
Ing cotton worms were all answered
IN the negutivc.
Two large elegant residences will be
started next week ole tor Mr.. MvClcl.
land, OH Columbus street, and the other
hat OF MIR. McCorcle, Oh McGTtgor
mll.
"A little daughter OF MI. Geo. Il
| Campbell had the mlshHp to tall from u
gallery on Monday, and was badly hurt,
one arm being broken and ecvcle sprains
suffered.
- team ran away, on Filth street, last
evening, cOlidlng with II hack ON fifth
AMI Austin streets, iniulinG one oi tine
wheels. I he team WIS caught 10y Lem
Chambers.
An ear OF corn eleven inches in length
and wnis hing one pound and seven ounces
Is laying ON our HuIe ~ specimen OF THIS
yeats crop. II IL nom the hlm ol Nor
Tls W iHouShuy'
| "A gentleman who came In from the
campmer,ing u SlHntuld's chapel reports
a yciy sliui Attendance, not much over Il
hundrcd, and little lntulest Ii Aill Close
Sunday plUN,mo.
Til. man arrested on Tuesday with u
horse In his ppss, ssUn tsr witch Ice
could not account acted strangely yes
to-day forenoon ami was collecting the
services of Il lawyer.
The Missouri Prilic south bound
train WAS seven houts late ycstcrIay,
rea hing the city at . ucluck p IN in
stead of lOu IN. The cause al tn" delay
occurred AT AtnkA, Indian territory, aud
ar, So from a wheel Ot the tender break
ing. No one Was hut rs The train Wns
running up grade IA the time.
Mrs Eli14h,th Tugge, perhaps the
oldest rrsldrut ut Coiu,nchc county, died
last week. Some ut the older iuhnhit mt
of Waco and Mrlrnuan "uu ~ viii ne
IN, mhrr her ms the h"Spitnbr and ami ,h 9
wife oi Dr Tugglc, who settled in Coman-
che county in lSji, whom the Indian.
foam,d at will over that section.
There nre come ncw features hi,
morning IN the ndNrri cmrnt ut tho Waco
| Business College. and we suggest Il new
reading thereof. The college is perform
ing highly useful iunctiou N tn, stale.
tor 1t is filing young men 10 assume the
duties and II spuu~lllliilrs al business, rs
thoroughly equipped ~ most men are
after Years OF had wnrl, N learning the
mo,us "pcrandi OF cnmmc'cl,l lite.
For about an hour Yesterday morning
II crowd ~ big rs con cniion was M
semblcd On til" corner "i the plaza and
Austin street. on the shady side, and il
looked NJ u distanccas II something i'm
rOrtant was going on. The attention OF
many pcrsons was attracted and they
Joined tie thrOng to lind out the matter
and then the gathering melted away like
n cloud and M one knew or yet know
hat II was all about. II was really lust "a
sort OF eddy amt DRIFT
There is.gcttIng Ia he a lull In water
melons and though still plentiful their
glory IL departing. In n few days md
their grateful juicincss will no longer
moiston the whl-kers OF the bearded man
or tighten the Wristbands Of GREEDY h0ls.
Stains VIII no longer nc seen on tue shirt
fronts OF An entire mae population, and
the groups vt the corners nnd ON goods
hoxee wrcstling with the monster fruit wi
live only in memory. But no man should
slauder the innocent watermelon after
this by calling It the doctors friend,
Doctors would starve II all food was as
innocuous as waiermelons.
"A poor mis-. rsble being, starving and
| debilitAied with fever. law down In the
alley night before last and would proba-
bly, have died before morning, had he not
been foundry n kind hearted policeman,
who metaphOrichlly.b bound NJ his wound
and carried him TO an inn Only there Ia
no inn, In this yreat christian city for -uch
poor beIngs. The policeman TO TX him To
the calaboose. and rais q n voluntary con
tribution tor him on the plaza, rai.inR
enough money Tor his INN diitC wants
A physician kindly PR scribcd for lin. II
WIS thought during the nigh that he " =
diving, and priest was .ent for. Iestcr-
day the poor fellow was better.
The same old false alarm Of fire
which comes from the Met LELAND hotel
every five weeks with the regularity OF
clock work Was due, Yesterday aud came
promptly on time. some man In the
street saw smoke issuing I. ON one OF tile
windows OF the hotel and raised The
alarm, and large crowd gathered AMI
looked IN vain for the iiIe, except one
man, who, as soon ~ he raw " WAS the
hotel that was being looked at muitrrod
something about not playing the Old
Dodge on him, walked away. The smuk,
Is said to have come from some ma
smoking n cigar ut the window, but In :
position where lac was not -eyn,
Those persons who do not need iron
but who are troubled With nervousness,
and dyspepsia, will lind in Caters Liza,
Nerve pulls most d,si able article, The,
are mostly used In connection with Car
tiers Little Liver pills, AMI In tbs wa
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