The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-18
THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL IL. 1892.
LOCAL HsSEYETEFS
ffeImS OF Interest from Our Re.
pOrters' Note Books.

pofiers S0fe Books.
United States court will he in session
to-day,
No cases tried in Justice Evans cour
yesterday.
Few people in town from the country
| yesterday.
The young people were all ont driv
ing Sunday evening.
Lent is over now and the attendanc,
at church was not so marked Sunday.
Justice Davis fled some civil suits yes
terday, but trans icted 10 other business.
MIR. c. II. Clark is preparing to opel
a billiard hall at WOotan's wells, Tor TIN
amusement OF visitors.
The Austin House, popular hote
at the capital OF the state, is for sale
See advertisement in this paper.
The Star Iron works of this city, las
week finished and shipped to Springfield,
Missouri, two ton ice machine.
One case for drunkenness and one 10,
gambling in police court yesterday mo n
lag, IN addition to the st drivin cases
Parties whom we saw from Whitney
yesterday say thp army worm las done NO
damage 50 far to wheat in that part of Hill
county.
The Odd Fellows at their last meeting
decided on positive programme for their
celebration on the 26ih inst, which will
appear to morrow.
Captain 5. p. Ross has lost two ponies
and mule. Information thar will lead to
their rrcyrry will be literally paid for.
See twenty-five cent column.
An extensive fire was raging some
where northeast of Waco between IL AMI
y O'Clock Sunday night but just where
and what it was could not be learned.
-Myriads of army worms were cross
ing tine roads on sunday and YESTERDAY
and some persons took it as an indication
that they are about to leave the country.
DO not forget about the meeting at the
courthouse tonight 10 make Iinal AZ
rangeme.'tS for the reception of the veter-
ans. 1t Is the last meeting that will be
held.
Mr., Jones COnnalIy showed us some
specimens Of wheat and rye which is bad
ly eaten by army worms. He has about
one hundred acres which he thinks is a
complete loss.
The city is full OF worthless dogs
which have ne owners, AMI if the MAYOR
wants to do he CANNES and humanity u
favor he will authorize the police force To
kill them wherever found.
Fo.,,. ,.o.,.,,-....
dow, - ni'n were arrested sun
whom nIaa ,,niI,,. ' ia "; ~ ny, VIee OIL
- = ~ poilcG court ester
'''ii'''S' MS c'Se 'illS morning.
Mr.. James Pra;her informs HIS flat tho
army worm las PLAYED sad havoc with his
wheat. and not content with th.t ont ,,,,
seven "A. res If corn before he knew tInT
were working on it. He is now nnisnn-
ing them WITH much success.
,r,.
arounI tn. strnet. ~ r t|I9 H''lGn ravoTt
&, many have rr,,r hon - S,'l n Iyln@.
Il ,f.ra md. ,,L.t I.,,,,rh, +l'l'..i 81 " . ''"
mn, sfn,.v nv,i.,i,,IIn ,,I, m 81 ,'1l I - u
that WI 4, c9fba,, - tI,n '.,,s o' '''' S'"''i
A letter from Louis IIayncr q Co,
Troy, OHIO, to the EXAMINER. states that
on April II frost visited that section
Whlei' made zee Two We inches thlcN and re
moved every P"N>i"I'tN nI making lrIit
crop ne prospects previous to that time
were very Ha'iei'h
All SURVIVING members of rho Waco
Grays ana cadets of fine Central Jii,tor,,
Institute are urgad TO he nresnnt at fj,o
meeting of those two romn,ni,.e nt rho
store lately oecupird bv Stnnhenson
libhs X Steiner at $ O'Clock Sharp this
tTnrsdly) night to transact Important
business.
Mr.. =. II. Dawson. one of our we'll
known sheep mcn,w commence shcaring
this week. lie has ore OF the best flocks
III central ieNas and VIII have fine clip.
a part OF ms mock consi + Of one Thousand
i',''' ~ S|e 3'iu I'ee are sad
,nt,'ro.t =, tho,, '''''' ''' ''hc9 d great
=,
MaY"f S''ir%iS ana MIR. sun Sanger
i'Fc pee'' appointed Hhahcial agents Tor
,nc ui"'I''ii' eh'ei'lii,lllehi TO be given at
me .3, opera i'u' e on l. hOirS lay night and
" III "''' c'iaI St Oh All receipts ana settle
n. an rAp !ii on tIat occasion, after which
IncE VIII ueN"'e me balance to the worthy
Gotten nm '''>'' NV '''''' '''i'''''e'il WIS
'''I' 'l'
In our cheap column OF announce
hehIS thlE morning VII be found the
name OF OIL =: b. h"eil' VINO Is candi-
latG ior Il!e ONCE Oh tax collector. Colo
lrl Even Is one Oh our Wen known resi-
leits u me CIV, ana aslur from his IN
DtSilIN am goo" S'al'illg ne Is FAMILIAR
win the uutieS 81 me Once, having served
TWO Iel HIS as Collector IN btXtr county.
Mr.. RObt 5. Ingram announces this
morning as candidate for constable
Of pr, cinct No. l, McLe1nan county.
He is well known, having grown up here.
and his character as a good citizen is I'M
questioned Bob has long enjoyed the
70 eEIl uoe's :, anu II elected ne VIII make
'e"' IT'S e'iei Setic o'i'cer'