The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-08
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Items of Interest from Our Re
pOrfer.' Note Books.


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is the rain over, or will it rain some
more soon?
Fay tomorrow night. Everybody
wants to see her.
Mr.. Ash sold reserved seats right
along yesterday.
Go to church to-day, young man, it
is. too muddy to drive.
Justice Evans opens his civil court to-
morrow morning.
! One marriage license issued:by Coun-
ty Clerk Baker yesterday.
lust before midnight last night the
sky became almost clOudess.-
The wind showed slight indications
OF drying up yesterday evening.
The STR It at both the approaches to
the bridge is u beautiful porridge.
-"The Mascotte" is a brilliant opera
and the Tempctons give it superbly.
The sunshine was quite cheerful yes
| terday evening after two gloomy days.
The water company ara now ID n d
in their new quarters, opposite the Exam
'HER.
Our che up Column presents interest
ing matter Tor your consideration and
benefit.
Stick down your onion sets and be
gin t" prepare the : ound Tor your early
''tlttrs.'
-Rr'd orr business brev.ty column
each murnr". You v i'll lind something
interesting init.
r 'ad Manager Garland's carl. II
Waco doesn't get 4 new "pcra-houSc now
she doesn't wrnt one.
The railroad hands and barber. chops
We're iuli last night, the former with ben
zine, the latter with business.
a blind man ari,woman led by little
girl, wrrt out ON the streets yesterday
singing and soliciting charity.
The mni is So deep and sticky ut the
end OF the track that the Missouri Pacific
force Is getting along very slowly.
Austin street Was crowded with pc
desIrians, but it was mainly brcau-.. The
other streets were in too bad Il condition
to walk
A week from now every hoy in town
will hr whiStlin.c al singing An ON AZ
count of Eliza Wait until the Temple
tons come
The clouds last evening looked Hath
t0 leave This Toe ilIty without doing some
more weeping, bur the sun was chasing
them away.
The sturdy ycomanry have b4rn COM |
in% in all the w, and rendering their |
property for assessment to County Attor- |
nry Richey.
Most Of the merchants are, invoicing |
and making out their orders fnr spriag |
Goods and soon the proprietars viii be
leaving Tor the east. /
Late last evening people who had to
come il after supplies from the country. !
gave retail merchants an hnflr OF more ri
pretty lively trade.
A large number OF people have Al
ready Secured their seats Tor the Temple
tons Monday night and are clamorin% tor
tickets tor Tuesday m@ht.
Nothing seems So popular in Waco
now IN muddy weather a. Tor Il crowd 10
gather on a crossing and make l:t,licS rItb-
cr vail ct step around in the mud.
some negroes had a huge. rat-lish in
town yesterday whicIl they caught in the
river. It weighed siXty-seycn and one
halt pounds II was caught with Il hook.
There will De- Il me ting of the Enter
prise tcruuy aud social club at the resi-
dcncc ct Mrs Bcnrdick. at ; p. III. TODAY
All members are requested to he present.
Now that district court has adjourned
the attorneys will take a breathing spell
and then shake hands and forgive each
other for any little iolts that may have
occurred.
-.Iohhing trade in all lines. has been
light in the last week and the mcrchan
have had - chance 10 catch mp ON their
hooks and orders AID take a look over
their stock.
The condition OF the roads could he
readi Y imagined yesterday by CHANGING at
the numbtr OF saddle pOncs which We're
hitchcd on the square. The mud WIS al
together too thick for wagon travel.
Mr.. S.,IoSeph is making arrangements
to open tirSt-class sImple room corner
OF Eighth and jackson streets, opposite the
NJ sSOurl Pacific depot. 1t will be very
for his railroad friends and for
his q city customers who visit the de
rot. Mr.. Lemke is going TO open Il res
tuar mt in the same locality.
The practice OF youths riding vcloci-
pe,'es on the walk i becoming so common
IL tO be annoying if not dangerous.
lady and child we're run against on thu
avenue by one oi them yesterday and
,Ianhed with mud. The boys, If course.
me N no harm but when they get to racing
til re Is great danger OF children and
indies being hurt.
The upper left hand corner of our
first page this morning contains an an
that it viii not do tor you to
overlook. 1t Is fact which has been {
proven over and over again that Sanger
Bros. never say o!her than what they
mean, and when they talk the way they
10 i'll that advertisement you should not
miss the opportunity to secure the bar
gains which they are Offering. Such un-
sral irtlHcemcts do II It last always and
$ Ould be appreciated when they come.
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