The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-05
THE EN HAMMER
WACO, AUGUST 3, 1882.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
items OF Interest From Our Ke-
porters' Note Book.

Weather cooler.
lhu hVhi 'Ne HuIt"
-Bus,npss duh for the last two davs.
third Monday in this month.
.,
"A Mormon preacher mas neeh Nl''t'hg
our SISTER 'l'yoi maIllu' maklhS no con
Vcrts nc sllo9k tile uust Oh Tue Town from
u,, ,,,;oo,.,. ,,,.ol,,o ,.,o, Lana, ,,.,,,,
nm tho rsntrai hy 'rexas Exn,rs. ron,na.
40 ,ro,,, Nh, 1r,oa,s ia RJJnson's H.
'ys IN S,crsmento C,i
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A dealer in waicrmclons, peaches and
,"e "1 voe 'tnJI " hy cxnn.ing ~
sale 4, liy. gnli snnnning iurtl,
49, -
The new stores ui Mayor Sturgis on
Fourth street are gong to add much To
the appearance of that street. The fronts
lows m W ''''''' "'' '''''' '''' =" ~ WI"
An extra train OF four coaches. all of
different roads passed over the Missouri
Pacific, yesterday, going north and con
tanning Col. IL. NJ. lluAic and other rail-
'''' mug '''''''
-Four persons added to IN" overflow
| my golfers of the city tvrlVr dollars aud
| fifty cents rs fms, one 81 Tor the privi-
| lcge OF Assauliing and bhltcting and three
tor plain DRINKS, ~ 30 each.
The unfortunate Moses Oldham XIII.
cd b, lightning Thursday morning, was
badly cut in the face by the breaking
glass OF the window, and onr-hali the
beard WAS burned oil 10y the lightning.
|
| --lhe Mnrlin Bal mus docs the hand
some hing by McI@nnan county; "M'
Lehman county in conccding the senator.
ship 10 Falls and the ilnHlcr to Limestone
will long be remembered and Apprc-
ciatcd.
Tho nloro, vo,rs l. ,,s, ,o,,, lana,
o,in,, a. ,i,iia s,or ", "io.,i, ' ,n r,,,iy,
S ia sscan r H. sI,',,, nornwnnrs vith Ilnni
that Were almost forgotten. Modest PEG
pie should refrain from looking ut I'll,
western sky oi nm evening.
rho u,,Ip biIs o,c,,,toJ and orJoro,
Ill az liza 'i,,, c,,',, N ,i r,,i,, ,,i,,,
were "a toI,nyy,. Var MAYOR ,IInrnfrn
ci,.rL and marshoI for o,,ort,r ~, dIn,, Iui,
Ter SI5G for noIirrmcn tnr JuIv sJgs m
tor sprtnn sIil,nJ tnr rartm,n S}5
l
excited good deal OF comment yestcr
day. The procession was very creditl
bic one, all the members were well dress
I'd and, except TWO. wore stove-pipe hnt'
ana the regall' were remarkably lne.
THE nroncrtv ownrrs ot Marlin vii
take a yot,. IN Monday. tho Iith lnet,nr
whether or not th"y VIII impose on them
selves sprcIaI AK OF "hc'lo"ith OF on
per cent Tor thc brttcr support ana man
tcnance o. the puDlic iree schools Oh thel
Town. lhat Marlin Is reiuy 10 even AZ
tempt sucll measure - the ne't posslpl
PROOF ol 'u' pupllc SPil a'u ii'c'!RcHS
oI the peoIie 'ntIe. anu tne 'lH
Noteu IL VIII ne me most 1''"l'"Ue pee
OF woIh hhI I'm Ia' eve uon'' We sem
: pou peeu anu srceunEs To ,hc goou pee
PIE lhtfGWho are u'oytnS III inls MAJ '
"hn await the ItN"I' VIII" '"'h'eH' mop
, The trial of ! W. Bartlett in the RI
uord,r's court. which was To have com
off YESTERDAY. was uostponrd To Mondu
next. The particulars of the case M
these: the Missouri Pacific railroad hav
very large aud fine tank Mt their dcpo
which tank IL supplird by large well IN
by the COMPANY. The tank hn, bee
leaking for some time back, though II
t,,,v W., understand rnuaIr,tl Nh. com