The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-18
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY 19, 1882.
LOCAL EsREyaEEES.
Items of Interest from Our Re.
porters' Note Books.
Warm and dusty.

( -INtttII GhC X anu Jul y ltppiI'
-Calvert's Kentucky roadsters 90 a
auction today.
. "A general dizziness is reported in all
the small towns.
;; Our city fathers meet tonight to leg
islate for the general good.
Considerable machinery has been 60
ing ont from Waco this week.
The Texas and st. Louis road will
be at McGregor springs in about ten days.
The new store Oft. K. Jordan, Aus
avenue, even withOuUa stock in it, pre-
sents an aiay and attractive appearance.
The western part of the county has
been afflicted by numerous candidates,
some of them having made two and three
visits.
The drummers have commenced TO
flock into the state again with their sam
piles for summer trade and taking special
orders for tall goods.
Sheep men who have tat wethers are
bringing them into market. Several car
Loads from Bell county passed through
Waco on the Missouri Pacific yesterday.
The Texas & st. Louis road is getting
/ over tie plairies and through the weeds
/ west of town in lively style. The track
laying force does not give the engine time
u Craze.
The burglars have invaded the small
/ towns. They are taking great risks, for
/ the people where incorporation does not
exist, keep in practice and are good marks
men.
running 10 the springs at Lamnassas, it is
| tair to presume that there will be big
/ crowd there from all parts OF the state
/ this season.
I In the county court Yesterday file
i case otJ b. Cock vs. Josephine Blocker
was on trial. bur did NOT prove very alb
| sobng. EXCEPT 10 those Interested. A
! conclusion was not reached.
Downs Bros. bankers Mt Temple.
have been answering some heavy calls
for cash payments on wool in the last few
DAYS. which indicates that the town is do
ing a GOOD Shipping business.
Ono ,,,a,+ nead o+ TemnIa CO troveI-
in,r mon SoI, Is . tfrst-cIoss hotnI TheI,
do not saw III It Accommodations are poor
now. but they are Inadequate to meet the
demands OF travel and local patronage of
the town.
ror+r brsbo,s nor ocro is ,rbo+ rho
farmers in tl,c western ngrf Of Mel cnran
rhronl,b peil Pns0na and ain cnnI,tias
exner7 from their Ni.ar3oul whra+' and
from present appearances their expecta-
tons win be realized.
We have hat,ra ma coIIego naner
nuhIished nv the students in Which the
sIocalN insists on more ton.bark on the
+, ont walk We vvorId like IN tnouiro II
therp is such = per,on as q nrofessor of
medicine gccomnanying that coI.eUe
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on = trin M and down the santa Fe This |
week that ants will eros, q chalk mark. =
Ar nearly every town alone the line from
TcnnIe TO MERRIAM he saw farmers cross |
mo the railroad and coutno to Waco with |
tbrfr wool.
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:, l 'E,'I.l n",, ii'o
,,,,,,,., ~, Edo nf ti,'. ri,.
once Even platform on this side until T!
a dcput can b. erected would be pretera- !
hlp to HAVING ia 90 To the other side uf
the river.
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NOT have ,niovnd +,
w I-..-..-- $780,, II - No.,
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u " -. u, -!i,i IA i";1'I " '"'
cll,,t" % SeleI'i t'l'ts,l,' a'i'S II, nos!e
county, 6, "Hol' III li'eH"S ~ move Ills
No'HS
ne ,IaE.iinT p.5lit are unanimous ~,
III Vlleii Eclut'' NO az "li'" nc i ilo'
- ~" l''SIcu' II tiiu'l'''' ny ",S io''t III
l'Aa ~. lIl anu po'u vi ,i",lLN'
anu !ne 'i'''h anu station uItn Se' M, the
circuit % peliS tAlieulG'y courteous. Inc
I%tleI co1.S n"t!.l.'S ana some o5 me EN-
plol eea ol oluc' Ioaos iii'Sut aioI' Z" Ill
vest ut ''''' PRICE
a young q or%la editor who recently |
purchased an inter- s. that gave him the |
clllir ID t"e Sahell'iil %, Oh Wtehly paper
PI.larcs ms ",'i'IlS' on MS M, history as an
e''l'"r Oh COZ eye paper. haI Is an 'LiaU
Is hGceS'''lS 10 run PlE?l nov, anu nioIe
0l me boys VINO IRE SeehlhS tie ro3a 10 |
fortune sHouid MAKE II pollit 10 S'F'he Ill
That direction. II VIII keep Inenl poor HI
thtlr liveS' ana poor people are WHAT we
need W
On Sunday evening last the first pas
sengor train left temple on the Cult. Col
oradO and Santa re ROAD LOT 1.ampasaS,
ana trains are running IeSulaLIy' VI
MONDAY anu l ueSuay siA IRAN Il, lua'is Vi |
lumber ltlt ior t!iIl polIC' anu !ley naEe
Deeh le'iVl''S ny III anu u'tS sllcc I''e'l'
Four llm "er yardS are opening up there'
IN; cameron OF waco acc DtlhS inc pioneer
ana lar e:t GeaiGr' Inc Town Is going 10
nave Dui'dlig DOOM
The contract has been let for the !
Aquila bridge just below Carroll & Shinn
crossing. 1t will be 2US feet long and |
duplicate of tbs one lately erected across
Teuhacana and now in use. This bridge |
has been badly needed because the people |
of that section have had to go several
miles out OF their way to get to Waco.
Tie bridge will be finished by July 4th,
resting on cedar piles and post OAK frames