The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-01
THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL !, 1892.
LOCAL E8REVTTEEa.
Items OF Interest from Our Re
pOrfers' Note Books.

The river is very low.
You're fool-an April.
Sand and dust on the rise.
The Baptist revival grows in interest.
Look out TOR the bill brigade to-day.
-CouHty criminal count opens Monday
Justice Evans is having a long resting
spell.
Attend the mass meeting at the court
house tonight.
Go to work in earnest to prepare 1ol
the Texas Veterans.
Better secure your buggy to-day II
you intend to drive tomorrow.
The ladies will find something attrac-
tive in Mrs. brands store to-day.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
! tend the meeting ut the courthouse To-
night.
1.-The police have had a livlier time
during the last few days than tor month
previous.
The first linen buster made its up
pearance yesterday. a straw hat has
been seen twice.
The minutes will be written up and
signed to-day, and the ciTIi term OfcOunty
court adjourned.
Our cheap column will be found inter
esting this morning. This feature OF the
Examiner never Lays.
The marriage business seems to have
entirely busted. No licenses have been
issued for several days.
The Germania brass band is rapidly
coming to the front, so far us the elegance
OF its music is concerned.
Ministers who desire to announce
services tomorrow are requested 20 nOu-
fy the Examiner to-day.
-CoOt David furnished the courthouse
crowd with new and rather SugLus-
tive plaything yesterday. Ask him about
it.
East Waco was troubled night be-
fore last with drunken, disorde.ly
crowd. The police got among them how
ever.
Water consumers are referred to an
important notice published his morning
by Superintendent Egan, OF the Water
Company.
George Oglesby has withdrawn from
he race for cons able. lie says he III
ttcnds to 20 west and grow up with tue
country, after the election.
Justice Davis decided in favor Of
plaintiff in the case OF Morte VS.. the Spring
field Fire Insurance companies. 1t will
De carried 10 the county court.
-ldlers around the court house play
all sorts Of pranks upon each other, ASK
Dir. Dyer what he put in the pocket OF
Capt. Eugene Williams yesterday.
Advertisers who want changes to-day
are requested to send III their copy carly.
Day light is better and plenty OF time an
absolute Nee sSity tor good display.
Matthews, Massey s. Blades received Il
Judgment against MIR. Alfred Ahccl tor
Si7l.s9 III the county court yestel day, the
result of tine trial heretofore alluded to in
these columns.
The heat is becoming very Oppres-
sive. The time is near at hand when tie
man who borrowed that umbrella Will be-
come conscience smittcn over the suffer
Ing entailed upon the loser,
Three cases of drunkenness and one
violation OF the ordinance prohibiting the
pouring OF water from building on
the sidewalk or street below, were tried
before the recorder yesterday morning.
Business after dark IS so dull that
| stores all close early. Indeed there is not
a "a DON to be found open after Il o'clock.
1t used to be the case that Il man could
get lemon squeeze at any hour OF the
| night.
Resident members of the veteran as
sOctation are pleased that the president
made no change in the OGramme
adopted at the last session. Waco viii
entertain them with the best at com
mand
Bear Willis didn't get before Judge
| Gerald yesterday. His turn will CONT
| Monday. If he is found TO be q lunatic,
the county will have to sustain the ex
pense of keeping him in Jail tor an indet.
| mite period. There is no room for him
at Austin nor for two white lunatics who
have been in jail here some time.
Justice Evans office was darkened yes
terday evening with cOlOred witnesses in I
| case between two OF their race. The arti
cies involved were a yoke OF oxen, bui
and broken wagon. The V=rita5le 'Brud'
der Gardiner WAS there, and frequently
conyulsed.Uhe audience with his grOtesqu,
wisdom.
Gen. Speight returned late night be
fore last from long trip up Hog Creek
thence he crossed the country to MIddIt
B1sque. continuing his peregrinations 70
| 81 Il al h.,
that radius. He made lots OtpeOple happy
by surveying out and locating bOundar
les. Everywhere the crops are promising
an abundant yield. Farmers are too bu~,
to even look at a stranger or anybod!
else.
Its a rich Joke the boys are telling o.
a society young man who is just bac
from bret visit to Marshall. His mis-
sion Was delicate one. a few years age
by happy chance the why's and where
torres of which are not pertinent just nov
he entered into correspondence with
beautiful and accomplished young lad
over there. They We strangers and Ina
never met, bur the letters waXed MOI
: tender and photographs were exchange,
The letters went and came ottener al
grew tenderer still. But why dwell 0
|
to all ages. climes and tongues. TIL
young man went to Marshall. He Wa
ushe ed into the prese" &c OF the ideal fa
= one. They stood face to face and saw eac
{ the other. Photographs give the Tea
tlres. but they are not always the best -
ponents OF statue. She WaS-the first {
speak, and she said: Young man, | ~
willing to wait for you, but yOu must gro
r M first True devotion is patient an
p brooks" no obstacles. Our hero i BIC
in Waco. to grow up with the country az
then claim his reward. At least this Is III
WAY the bows were telling ii We terday.
CIergymen, lawyers, physicians, farm
, ers, merchants. business men, gentleme
= If leisure, and their women folk an
children. all use Browns Iron Bitters.
= keeps them well.-l22li
Whitney Livery Stables,
y The travelling public. rs well as II