The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22
LOCAL BREyITa.s.
Items of snterest from Our Re.
pOrters' Note Books.

"A variety VI new HOtlceS IN our chcl
column.
Two more of the DR.. Ford series
lectures.
Lent begins to-day-postpone yot
fri Olity.
81 Some families have commenced t
move already.
81 Wood has commenced to come i
: again quite freely.
Il The justice courts are now FURNISHING
all the smusements.
Work on the Narrow Gauge bridp
does not show much yet.
The water company's big sprinkler
mas arrived, and is a whale.
Farmers are inquiring for millet SEED
: anu seed corn and potatoes.
Plenty OF freight TO 90 to the coup-
, nv Out no teams 10 haul il.
dr. After After one day more the streets will be
uif enough another rain.
wGrass is coming up fast. and the town
''l soon 20 TO the prairies.
The Gefmania expects to bavoa bio
'lli' at 'lielr ball Tomorrow night.
Wi n Iont ; stars did their shining last niybt
-'''eiiup llon from the clouds.
ve--, Inc ne Farmers in Limestone county or,
'NS much behind with spring work. 81
f or-E plants and seeds will nor mn.
mornings last. 0iu nights and
To-day Mr.. Isadore Cert an,
ia Schwartz will be unIF.d ia, ana Miss Jul
Corsicana. "'i''eu IN Marriage ut
st. m 1,b> travel is good again n,,, a.,
few nsss Sie sun Very irregular and ,., ,ne
busi,,ayo t desire speci Il ADVERTISING orr
b business DreYity column will pav Sn' CUR
OiS per cent on your Investment. ~"
-! "o cases ofscarlet fever WAS roro..o,,
III GfOsbeeck last week, and NM POI, '''i! 'eu
well. P't'ehlS are now
,., From rom Grosbeeck we learn that NOR.
hirt,, "d ii Hllieh there, in the last
Fi0'Ious twelve
,o mn ellhor said few days ago he was
mn ",nS ~ nave II cold it II took nil SIM
inr,i anu 1t appears that he is workin,,
'''' " u carry out what he said.
, -,hp n is said to be excellent
n,r,t country now, and guns can he
h'. ~ poPpLhS IN all dir, ctiOrs elriv in
nc morning and late il the evening,
-Drummers who have TO On tbroro.,
nc country by team have NOT Inad4 :, -
several Weeks, and before Stain a'i,
imples. sio' spring
i've o Ut run llth street used to be the great
VI Town, but now al the heavy
eiShtlng is done 10 and from rht. ~
Iacilc depot over that street arJ ~ -
,arIy ruined, anu II Is
"A vicious COW in the southwestern
~ y! Tue Guy, II few days ago. set unnn.,
y h 'tu soFea htI badly. and still tine
n,o,',.rI II ~" harms no one or distrovs
property when she is at large,
~ esterday was good old democratic
- ana Farmers can now 20 TO worL
: vi t 5oiiie nope OF being abe t. ges from
hIotfIIffs fl wis -r-rc WRONG .uAr GUI
I'm, because the court set 'em uyr too
Sh tor their comfort.
"A great many people are looking tor
uses ana cottages TO rent. Some OF our
operty-owners might make Il good
ng by putting up heat tenement-hOuses
Their vacant anu n0n-paying property.
In Justice Davis court, owing to the
lgtu oil tie examining trial OF the Zu-
;, the case OF the East Waco assaulters
Is Continued until this mornins and the
It's case until Thursday.
A great many persons, SIX weeks AGO.
u all arrangements made to 90 10 New
Leans Tor Mardi Gras, but they have
ely concluded there WAS no fun in 90
: TO Marui Gras. They had been play
! with cotton futures.
-Messrs. Cleveland & Cameron are Of
ing their wholesale stock OF groceries
cost, to close out. Ii is understood
IL they will dis olive partnership and
Ire from the business. We are sorry
1t such Is contemplated, as they have
en- great advantage to Waco.
"A gentleman remarked Yesterday
Il our city ordinances must c INSIST iii
single, solitary ordinance. that being
pick up drunken railroad hands. He
erred 10 number OF ordinances which
re eAtilely disregarded and worse than
lot on tile book OF ordinance at all.
The Chronicle, the organ ofthe Texas
neVolent association, was sent out last
ming, bearing not only information of
/ importance for those who wish to
wide against future want tor their fam
;, but also large amount OF the best
freshest family reading.
t Bersh had been on Austin avenue
terday evening about the time a pair
mules, attached TO float passed along
ded with flour, he would have had a
Sc 10 cry out in favor of the Society
the Prey,ntiOn of Cruelty to AMI
Is" The mules were laden until II WAS
'ery to stand and watch them struggle
move the load few feet at time.
In Colman's Rural World is giyen the
'ort statistics for the last wear Mt Waco.
number OF bales OF cotton is mn
Nn at 81 600 when we really shipped
1913 bales from September 1881 to sep
her 1881, which is the commercial wear
o dates In Waco, or for that matter all
r the state. The WORLD mly have
n referring to the year beginning Jan
y 1850 and closing january 81 OF the
he year, but even then the figures are
low.
"A loving dad in Erath county has
item to County Clerk Bak II that he
st not under any Circumstances issue
arriage license to his daughter and a
ing man, because his daughter Is under
Inc Old man is evidently trying To
ok the young mans game, and should
'ome here and apply Tor Il license he
be very badly left. We give him this
rmation so he will appreciate the
MINER hereafter tor its having saved
railroad fare tor two. The old man
nc Id OF him in his game. and he cannot
ct 10 our posting the youth.
sweet sixteen leads them all.