The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-02
THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL , 1892.
LOCAL BREVETEES,
Items 81 Interest from Our E2e.
porters' Note Books.
Read our church directory.

:
Dust holds the boards in Waco.
Corn is up and growing fast in Bell
county.
-Four marriage licenses issued in the
last week.
Two cases in police court yesterday
morning.
The city was lively until a late hom
last night.
The justice courts were dull and I'M
changed yesterday.
The Missouri Pacific is now within
tWenty-nine miles OF Tay lor.
New notices of varied character in
our cheap column this morning.
Corn in Bell county is much more adj
yanced than in McLennan county.
-Serenading parties have commenced
to wander around town numerously.
The young people talk about ice
cream rs though it was 4 necessity Just
now.
The Marrow Gauge is going to have
lIne sleeping cars, etc, as well Us lis big
rivals.
Bell county is going to have a bigger
! wheat crop this year than ever be!orc
! known.
Some OF the youths goth OF bad
| benzine last night and tried to make
| Rome howl.
Passenger travel to and from Waco Is
good, but freight business is not 80 aood
as it has been,
The city was crowded with people
last evening, but trale Was not as brisk as
it mighty have been.
The street gang Is engaged in cutting
, bitches. They can continue tor an indeti-
mite period and still have work left.
Several fishing parties started for the
BoSque last night The promised to De
back in time for church this morning.
The Santa Fe trains have been arriv-
lng at Temple behind time So much lately
that travellers have become Disguised with
the road.
The merchants OF Temple have dis
covered that Waco iobbing houses offer
fully AS many in inducements as those OF
any other in the state.
Deputy Sheriff Oglesbv was out with
the jury list Yesterday for the MAY term
Of the grand jury. The number of grand
and petit jurors is 3GT.
"A party OF young men who had made
up their minds 10 ''excurt" to Temple to-
day, concluded to wait until another occ.i-
sion and get up large crowd.
The Goldens spent the past week in
Bolton and drew good houses. When
they leave Texas it will be to return
home for their summer vacation.
Texas SifJings has whipped out the
Galveston News at Temple, 1t is rcver-
stag things with q ngence " hen week
~ gets the best Of a health daily.
Work on the extension Of Mr.. 7, !.
Hollands building.is now going on. Tie
entire lower floor will be occupied bv Mr..
/. \. Colds Elm, the wholesale liquor ncr-
chant, whose business now demands more
room.
United States district court will be
opened on Monday morning. by Unltcd
States Marshal Norton vino will then adj
journ it until April 18th, at which time
the business of the court will be regularly
taken up.
"A man walked intoa store on Austin
avenue yesterday, bougLta plug Of tobtc-
60 and went out to his wagon, AMI him
self, wife, two sons and daughter. each
took a chew aud drove on as happy az
Vanderbilt.
"A countryman yesterday surprised
a merchant and some ladies ny WahiaE
INTO store, purchasing 4 pair of socks
and treating his feet before lraYiug ia.
house. He did not tjke his Old SOCKS
away because he lid not have any.
-Messrs. Cleveland Il Cameron, who
sometime ago thought of d.ssolSing part
ner~hip, have not only decided to continue
the firm, but in their new quarters W.li
carry on Il larger business than ever be
tore. Their new building Will be occu-
pied in time for the fall trade
Gen. j. b. Robertson is in receipt of
letter from Col. J. w. johnson. presi-
dent OF the Texas Veteran association. i'm
which he states positively that no change
OF place OF meeting Of the association has
ever been thought OF by him, and the
veterans will meet in Waco on April 20.
any and all reports to the contraIy not
withstanding.
The first announcement of any ones
candidacy for the office OF tax collector
appears this morning. Mr.. Allen l.. West.
Who offers for the position, is generally
and favOrably known to the Pc Oplc. both
i'm city and country. His four wears ser
vice Is deputy collector under Mr.. Rogers,
has rendered him familiar with all the du-
ties and details of the office and the fact
that he has given thorough sati~fact n
during those four years i the hest qua an
tee OF what he would do if elected. OF
his competency and reliability there can
be no question.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of the Texas Midland (Guli. Col
oradO and Santa Fe railroad) route. from
the gulf to northern Texas, with easy
connections to all other parts of the state
Those who travel over this road say it is
in good condition, with first class equip
ments and careful management. Patrons
are treated cOurteously by train officials
and only four cents per mile is charge
! for tirSt-class tickets. WacOites can reach
! il now by taking the Tempe branch OF
| the Missouri Pacific. and during the sum
mer the Texas and st. Louis narrow
gauge will also tap it at MEG egor
| Springs, thus giving choice OF two routes.
Reference TO our church directory Will
show that the Rev. J. ID. Shaw, OF the
| Filth street Methodist church. will Oc.u-
| py the pulpit OF the Second street Presby-
! jerian church this morning. by invitation
| OF Rev. Dr. King, the P.esby terrain pas
! tor. The two pastors and their congre-
cations entertain the kit dcst sentiment,tc-
ward each other and on at least two oc-
casions Or. King has occupied Mr..
Shaw's pulpit. Mr. Shaw was under the
| impressio or up 10 Friday evening. that his
| invitation was for Easter Sunday instead
/ Of. to-day, else he would, on last Sunday.
| have advised his congregation Of the
change. However, nearly everybody
/ viii read this notice and the Methodist
congregation will worship this morning
with the Presbyterians. Tonight Nj
Shaw will preach rs usual in his own
| church.