The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-20
LOCAL BREYETIES.
Items of Interest from Our Ese-
POrtcr>' Note hooks.

Tile street sprinkler is having q rest.
The only trade now is in rubber shoes
and oVcrcoats.
Lock out for another freeze atterthe
SKY becomes clear.
Butter and cgg consumers ait paying
torthOse luXures now.
still the Brazos boems and is likely
to keep up for several weeks.
-IheatlicaL companies all over the
state are Gem planning about bad weather.
Houses that never leaked before at
tine root are now little better thln It
sieve.
What fine trolic runaway horse
epuid have dashI"g up and down Austin
You will iinl that your time is well
spefi II you read our cheap column every
morning.
-ILis resembles very much the spring
OF I>'5. and flle wise ones begin to say -
dry sumner
All mann@r OF building is stopped and
mechanics are or expense without any
revenue coming in.
Mr. VIM. Petersen yesterday replev-
ne The goods attained by Mr.. Jurgens
tue evening before.
Jesse EsteIl - negro youth, cnargru
WIN POISONING height or's dog. was ar
IcS'ed yesterday. lie gave bond.
After the street lamps are lit at nj Int
tie mud on Aus in street shines ike the
placid bosom OF great inland lake.
AS soon as citizens arise in the morn
in@ they make rush dor the paper to
earn tie news tom the Guit,au trial.
Mr. J. K Robinson informs us that
the only speedy way OF travelling between
here and Robinson is under ground.
AT midnight Wednesday the stars
We're shining brightly and Yesterday
moi nin@ the floods were d scending again.
The blind man is just as Lucky as the
one with two good eyes in Waco Just now.
lie can walk al day and not get any more
mui.
The insurance men have a. gone
home. as they are pretty well G WINGED
that Il fire could not occur in this kind of
weather.
Persons from points up the Central,
as Tar is MI. Airy. say the water is very
high and all travel by wagon nearly
stopped.
In some OF the lanes west of the city
he mud ant water is so deep that the
bridges cannot be seen and drivers take ali.
the chances.
We did not gee aisingle ferse, In town
yesterday. v no lived Il greafr t=staae.
than six miles from The city vino lad {,
come in by wagons.
Justice Evans bad no casc. in h;s
court Yesterday, and sat an ef.fevad tb..
fire, while expenses grew vftlout any in
come TO bJiancc them.
Some OF the merchant are lnolifg :
terribly blue. No trade ano paper il sic
bar X is enough to make tile leCpesr coat
black negro change his color
Quite an array OF drupmers driited
into the city yesterday. They come ia q
more to rest up and get something good
to cat than expecting to do business.
Owing to disagreeable weather the
attendance 1T the various lodges has BEEN
very lin in the last week. 2 0Ple from
the suburbs have been unable . attend
In the last 'wo months tu- little town
OF Morgan ms had an incre5Sa 10 capital
by the arrival ofStranSers, o. -aJ,O jG. Not
d o'u S''o"L1S l0r d IL" '' uuii
'iiile7-
The county assessor al Z citr tax. col
lector lit in gloomy silence "a'i'aS for
Soli,e ulle 70 cunt IN Inv ,,,,,1 com,
p'"lcl -nu'Oe' - jim " ''i
III 3 loI""ru-
A djsnrte over 4 quantity Of -ai,r. fin
which Drjpr,e X 60. were 1ga pIai1tias
ana Lochr dye. Pre,,ridge y 20. rhe H.
f, pdants. cc,-1ri.d tie attention 1f corut.
court yesterday
We have found two 20 ug H,.- |1o
in spite nf mud and rain, SEE he -9 0.-.
their swcethearts every mig. ar- .he
past week. If that does -.. .;-,..a'> a
/ clear case what does?
Our consolation in thi' vet 7Tas' ner
is that the lightning rod a H3"a a-.ht
cannot @ot arOJnd to worry Ice 'e III "i
| re already Disguised bu Dass att pT'-
tessional man.
I t,,r.o-- ,,.bo boro bec-l i-, t-grsirlaH
:, 49,, ~ 5,,,' ,Iars sav ti.sr The town is
~ i,; tIi' and The SINE r5sy be-
IL ,earTv aii the towns iu central ami