The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-19
THE EXAMINER
WACO, JULY 10, 1852.
LOCAL. ItItEvITIES.
Items of Interest from Our Re
porscr.' Note hooks.

Weather mild tor July.
The Waco flour mills are ntll OF bust
ness.
The new ice factory is nearly com
plet,d.
The thermometer registered 81 yes
terday.
Cotton is reported rs growing with
great rapility,
The finest OF Job work is done at the
EXAMINER office.
Fine peaches were selling yesterday
Mt fifty cents II bucket.
A regular norther blew up at $50 yes
terday morning with n light rain.
The ground about the two dcpots is
getting to be u lively part ot the clty.
An ominous silence rigns over the
courts OF law and dizziness leigns supreme.
The fortunate owner of II nichlc can
now trade 1t oil tor II decent sized water
melon.
Train load after train load of ties ARE
being pushed front over the Narrow
Gnage.
-Watrrmelons OF large size wcr" offer
ed nv the wagon load Yesterday A. cents
II piece.
The silvcrpat,d ware auction man
has folded his tent and departed from
Third street.
Opera house. is getting to hc the orlcs-
ton of the hour, and ew projects aic he
Ing mOotcd.
One of the independents is putting In
solid though quit wrrk, cnnvnssing Tor
votes for the ideas OF November.
The conductor on the down train,
Missouri Pacific. reports, very heavy rains
between Denison and Fort Worth.
Great interest was manifested yc'tcr-
day in the convention at Galveston. and
inquiries Tor news were constant and
large.
The circSs tents viii be- pitched, Ms
heretofore. on the vacant lots On sixth,
seventh and Eighth streets, near Waco
University.
A turn table for the Narrow Gauge
went through 10 McGregor yesterday,
and as soon MS it is placed down trains
will he run TIN cngh.
The Austin wachcnblatt rmark4
the tact that since the cannon firing on
the 4th OF July Waco has been blessed
with abundant rains.
The Gatcsyille Advance has some
kind, courteous words Tor Waco. TINT are
reproduced in another column. Such
sentiments will be duly appreciated here.
Waco is exporting soda 'ounts 10
neighburug towns The express enables
towns to send their iounts here and have
them filled and shipped back next morn.
Ing.
MIR. W. C.. kinsolving, OF the Mr-
Lehman county delegation, is reported In
the News OF yesterday morning, as one OF
the leading champions of the old alcaldo
at Galveston.
Some interest began to be manifested
yesterday as to the outcome ui the state
convention. The general sentiment WAS
that the old alCade would have some kind
OF hand In the fun,
during the mon Ii of June and up to
the present date in July, the temperature
has maintained remarkable immunity,
the entire range between minimum and
mt Nimum not exceeding twelve degrees
MIR. j. G. llutchins, now in Louisiana,
u =
Shreveport and Pacific railroad fer one
halt million feet OF railroad work. Ihc
campis thirty-iiye miles west OF Monroe,
Louisiana.
The first load OF Texas new corn
made Its appearance on HE plaza Ncstci-
day, and VAS sold at 70 cents per buShrl,
for which he Deums may br sung, tor the
coming crop is one of the largest ever
known in the state.
The Garesvlle Advance says. The
Waco EXAMINER, under the present man
agrmcni, il one at the Il, 81 dailic- Ol the
STATE, and the people al CorYcll county
can make il profitable Ia TAKE that paper.
Gainesville, in PAT Culaf, should take the
daily, ~ il gives he very latest accc-s lhle
news" Many thanks. The tXAMlNEH rs
using every Legitimate erUraVol 10 deserve
whatever good opinions may be enter
tain, d ot it.
The bale OF cotton which tloatd down
IN tue BriZos flood ui Monday aud was
caught by negro, belonged to Nj. W. Y,
| Jones, who was in the city We tcrday and
learned the whereabouts Oi his cotton.
MIR, Jones lives at White Rock apd the
bale WAS in II gin eight iert nhoN" low
| watr mark on the creek, which rose ten
| ir-t and swept the bale OF cotton out OF
| the GIN house. Nj. Jones reports The raln
which TELL Monday morning one OF the
heaviest he ever saw in his lite
Already there mny be heard quiet hut
earnest talk about the next city election.
| The Improvement of the str"tt-, In re-
| gard TO drainage, 81 OSsihgs, etc, ~ vel
MS Increased cillci,ncy of the public schools
bid iair 10 he live issues in the canvass
Everybody should know, though, MAJ
these improvements cannot be Instituted
until the city has larger revenues. IN,
present administration has done about hl
IT could do with the means AT H. disposal,
When the council est,blishes ih" tact that
WHrO has over lOOOO population Tie
problem will be solved.
A young man borrowed a horse OF
Saturday last from a boy ON the pisa ius
to run down Ia the depot "A N hulc, an'
not having got back On sunday, II WA
ienrd he had missed his way th'
sheriff was called upon 10 look Tor him.
\, ems he was n little indefinite " hen ask
ing for the loan of the horse to ride 10 ih
depot rs to which one he was going IN
snd he went 10 the depot at Hilzboto
sheriff Van Hall received II Telegram YES
irrlay from the sheriff OF Hin county say
ing that man answering the description
OF the horse borrower was then m safety
We present In another column an ed.
torial article f ON the lllco.Iimcs, whrI
. discusses alleged recent uitoutnccs OF Con
gresham X. q. Mills, with reference Il
monopOlIes and newspapers, The Time
handles the sui feet - It'll such temporal
az d lisWassiOniltr intelligence We % cllect
I Wlly disnrn the suspicion that II u an
- i-e uuttgunistic to the cOngt' s,inan. !
, accordS him credit for ability, ,alne-tn'-
mud u certain ma kcd dcgre ul usoiullcsi