The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-12
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY u. 1882.
LOCAL IsREVITIES.
Items of Interest from Our Re.
pOrters' Note Books.


lien ifult IL getting scarce
The candidates are working hard.
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- "e grape anu Pe"0h crop Will Ut
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uinh'
The thermometer is climbing for the
nInetles again.
Trade was dull Yesterday, and all the
merchants complaining.
MOSQUITO canopias are one of the i'm
portant articles of trade.
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cd moisture as fast rs II dried M yester-
dav.
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ne =, eAas aliu ~ '-ouls 'rach-iay ing
fines,
-Dr"ptrrieS are so pIehtiiui tlat they
can pe DouSh' from wagons at almost any
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D-h"Ii mas pec,l sc'h'y ana irregular
III me iaSI Two Gays 3 on account OF Inc
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9'ol'i'S'
The visitors TO Wootan's wells are
growing in numbers as the season adj
vances,
Tnoro : do,,ord tor oood cool
summer rooms, which il seems none are
abe to fill.
A few more press opinions. respectino
General Robcrt>on's candidacy are pre-
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McEroy, who killed Beckett and his
daT boS 'rC We, h" cS,,t last ''
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Two safe keys have been lett at this
office, that the owners can Get by identi-
tying and paying tor this notice.
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deal from the storms.
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The Weekly EXAMINER can he had at
the counting room tins murfiug by those
who wish to get it to mai to friends. 1t
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The Texas amt 1t. Louis road is put
ting in god crossings and cutters as it
p,s>e, through town. II dr. not wait,
like Missouri Pacific, Tor several stroAg
requests.
Tho oon+r,.t los hoo,, 10. 4,r rou.
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We arc Glad To see our ucighbors in the
west growing popnlUus, prosperous and
progressive.
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Trains on the TcXas and st. Louis are
only running 10 Gilm,r. ON account OF
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You might rs well smile over it as
cu>s. but it is Il fact that we are on the
verge OF summer, and You might rs well
resign yourself TO fighting flies and mop
ping your brow tor few months.
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The Bolton Courier SAYS: Waco must
be good place-a nice place. They have
had recently tn" veterans, the prohlbl-
tIonlstS, the dentists anu numerous other
ASSOCIATIONS gathered there, and all report
splendid receptions and hospitality from
the Waeoites.
TIo neonIe orOsooo Car,-oIl oo,r+,,
GOV, tboT o t6a ola alooido VII IN e," "I
E,t ifo snS 70 "siIo thaI III
Ina nroviJrd = monEn one Who wi viii ho
t,i,I, to nnl'Iir SrbonIs- haroma5 bis
nil miIlion smcccsaors could ha t1nnj
in the state more acceptdble than the o.
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