The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
THE EXAMINER
WACO, JULY l6, lSs2.
LOCAL BltEyITIEs.
items of Interest from Our Re
porter-' Note Books.


Weather moderate.
Thermometer, W degrees
"A dull day in the recorders court
Tough lumber is selling at So per
thousand feet.
Tin roofing is now pricing Mt $3.50
per square OF 100 feet,
According TO account OF Mr.. Pelham.
game is getting scarCer and scarccr
The hop Of the Gcrmania club has b, en-
postponed TO the 10th OF this month.
There are now fourteen inmates ot
the county jail held for various Offences.
The first story walls OF Mr.. u. :.
Woods new brick huldidg Oh South
Fourth street are well up.
No need calling attention to the circus
literature on the outside page, as every
body will see ii and nearly every body is
going To- see the circus.
delegates To the senatorial and tloto-
rial conventions are referred to the circu-
lar iiom II. A. Mckonncy, Esq, chairman
of the county democratic executive com
mittte.
Saturday morning near daylight was
SO cool that extra covers were called into
requisitlon. The cold came suddenly and
departed the same lasting only nm hour
or two.
The lavIng OF the corner stone OF the
Academy ot the Strrtd Heart will take
place this evening ut six r'clock Rev. c.
NJ Thion, an eloquent divine oi Marlin,
will deliver the address.
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-, a. VI rusSinR 'hI TNc"IuiS VI
In the arumirul nt Inc defendant murh TO
his great delight. and he ,yns hid To 90
and guss no more.
-Ihe MeHia Ledger says' "McLrnnan
county IN lei convention very enecuycly
rat down upon the primary election
nelc7y "l,u r'nu'rrn Tue hool'l" ooh"N'
hold.
ill.,, "is INe'i "aH"h coming INTO lhr
guy ScSl''uaS l'"Hl 'ne nI'IoS p"tl"n
prpuSh' more OF ieSS Oh iona OF Waller
melons nn', lnt !ulhtlly s"id anu DC
So i. "Hs solhtaI'ilE proulsions' NrH'ly
i nnii tl'' Atuie7 III Town "'ie "'A4ihH IN
,o,,.o, ,roso,o observation-disclosures.
49,, Soiolvu m' ,' wi ui"S III .''IS Guy,
Il.
uil''' S'',lW''S "",m'J'i ',r "''u ui'N'l
n,nin "rn irav On Tho o,b,r ,', INN, ' ,hc
anImai over nv a sitnnin vn,J 81 Co..,
mand
line ROAD betNeen the corporation
thoroHghIy under the Observation-Disclosures w., %,
Mr.. H. Il Daurht,rty rnnd overscnr
Nine trams Min plenty of hands b,yc
been kent busy dnring tho pnat n"ek
and work VIII be continued on Monday.
MI. a.. ,.,
nc H'al UuIc y! ,oltol mas come
W t,liJc ,',ies III tlle "St m'e t'nIs on iH'
sTIi uay VI ~ hi"Iin' w h"TuHt 'lh
the five years, 1851, probably the first bale
came In August 9th, This year the crop
|. early and the first bale will prubIb
beat its own record.
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a.. ,i'''' u'9 'ulo o , 1t u'p' Vl l"th'A-
hNc ems oMeu wv 'ou' JraI. "c'"tyh u
coiolEu gentleman hhu "Uy' oCt'urtu
VI, mhu SUI n'nl 'nc W :" u. lhc
ml,niis "ou. VI ,nt'c l'uch' ull ""s
a',n eo,',eu Wy n'"'"T' Jo,,'G,s.''
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hroaL t,e, in ~ os H., ,,' aW' v"iS
ni,aA''s' III h'i'clS ~ VIC N"ipl"S s'huol
bells ring, ana IN Tyler by the time the
preachers Commehuc their morning
elmuns.
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,,yn hnys nn. ,Y,,itn ,h,, o,l,r ,I.nl,
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~ AT corner Of ih,, nInzs hctnrr ~ lnr',e
c,",vd Which a...n,IJ,i T." ,yit,osg ~,
mill, That cnrnrr seems ia Inc n ,uvotito
corner Tor pupili.tic cucountcr- and ncrJs
some stakes and rope, ana two probes
slOnal bottle holders,
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cour toot a,,J ,,,i,,Iin,, c,, L'iH7,,,,,iy
,,,, v,st,r,lnv hnSLn,i oIn,,i ,I,,'st,n,'t. L,,
tyn color, ii men If ,vns r,,,,,,i,t he
,orng fcIln,v hv tho nnr,n Tc t'rr,
| orr in Tho Ura,ns nonr tIo ,,o,,,L ~,
tho TcLmcsn,,. hrlnw thr ri,v Enmr
InlIars was askr,l lar the Asl, md thrnc
| ,,niiar. ,rL ,y,u,,,y no. c,,,tg ,u,,,,i I,,
IT, n Migel MI rof',scJ and ,.l'.,, i "S
500, Tho nr1Ii,ors ot ,Is i,r"n hi, u"r',
otiii AIN, :" customer 49, ''''
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| A grocer distributed advertising
| hand bills yesterday, In which he states,
substantially, that the elections are over
and he will now "do business on the
lnid I, n" docs ha wjlI 5ore tn NV
lii, ,,,'i,.rTtiIiy-sanG his sugar, water
his vinegar, put beans in hi, coffee, etc. -
iol the primaries were fenriully mixed
| everybody voting that wanted To and n
| often "a they wanted or course the
grocer was merely hcctiOu., and so was
the commenting democrat, only lac
could not forbeIr making the applica-
ton, and the ExAMiSER repeats the joke a.
the expense OF the primaries and not the
grocer.
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ah'lou ,, Nj Ut an W,nS III Eo,is lni'ntio y.
, ~ b.am re. ident "t "mr si.trr ,own Cn
man U,. rea,s and md, stanIs uucxc,mIton,iIy