The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-22
THE EXAMINER
WACO, JULY -, 1852.
LOCAL ItIsENIIHAs.
items of Interest from Our He
portcrs' Note books.
Thermometer So L.

tne ClICus Vi gus lO-u1S'
Light showers fell at Intervals in III,
city yesterday but rain clouds passed IN
all directions around the horizon.
Tile cotton mill lie starting mp again
with double capacity over lust year, and d
market for every pound OF It's products
assured.
-Four or five special policemen will be
appointed and sworn in to-day lu assist
the regular force in preserving the peace
and dignity OF the city while the CIRCUS Is
In town.
While we have been blessed Will
abundant rains Williamson county has ic
cclvcd none, md the country i, drying NJ
badly The eastern part OF the state l.
also said to he needing rain.
The Texas Benevolent Association
received over fifty applicants through YES
tcriHy's mats, iOr membership The
steady and rapiu growth OF the hssoci.
ton IL little short Oi the muivclsus.
Our Friend Dr. a. NJ. Armstrong. OF
Cory,ll City, has purchased n lot al Cu,w-
ford, in this county, and will remove there
and build residence. Or. Crow, OF
Usage, will remoyc to Corycll city.
The weather in the states To the north
of us is unusually cold and backward Ton
July, which accounts tur til" cool and
pleasant weather in this latitude. The
thermometer has hung about ~ degrees
tor several days past.
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to-day. They have saved the common
Ia /, IltF
prevents Il general turn-uut :. of military,
lire department, municipal authorizes,
brass bands, etc, to greet them.
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on '.'' u'S.l u'loiv CIV We, Wv ',a
"Icu't tha' ".'' .o'''''' -, H.,
pose" 10 ph' I"nla' '.,,,''ir. ,n','s IN
WINTER one "i rls' W. th'' ""ine M'H'''
may nave ia" s"ih'th'hF !" VI" WI" IT,
THE new tine table Of the TrNn. Cen
tral railway rocs mo effect Tomorrow
iSnndnyl Trains bound vast arrive ana
u ,'lpY,t g SnS ~ 5i,,m tr.,',ht ID,l5 iU'-
- 20, ,r.in. h,,i,I r,,st arIiyr and ,lr,nr,
as ioIlnw.. EXurrss. Sl5 $40 f.. m
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SOME oil III, hu'''',nl!.H sr'.l',' ~ .I''
northern par VI u' '"N WV 'l Wv
yesterday, anu one OF me WON ",' y""hG
and rather rrcIly Moi""', 'N,I''i .'''','
deal OF attention ny i'' NiliS"l"'N Oh h'I
costumc,whlrh r"NSl''v! 81 .'"f' N""''
I'm dress AMI IN Over 0N'i' "' "Ih'h l'Nt''
cen. ana for heNn ''i tss' nan" ,"Ilr'
bright colotu hNu "hly "E'ItH 7lih
hmdkcrchl.i Ih' uohhnN '""h lU' WE
INTO a drug st"r" ana I,u !" h"'l',
uiyisn nic oiier halt 10 the wife.
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"A poor t,'o''" n"' i o m,s '' ''
agony ~ ui,''rS' N',l'' ."''! ",M
received ol ''e II s' u", W 'o' II, Tn,'
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jan, hii" nun Wy i. NO. ,,', VI ~,
tahch 'lpl " w.,
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"" III Hn"uSl :" w.
waco N'I now W r,N ''''', ,o,''', ", d,
uolsc' AM ~, lcu,'iS IT,
III. MN 10 ""."' nnn I,,t',,n ,,'i w.,
ne gro MnN ,nH," y" '.i''i, I',' ,'''
morse mas since !" Z" ''''''''" III ''''''''
The EXAMINER have eaten grapes
grown in Tcxss, Cal tornia and other
states, but by all odds the larg, ST, sweet
est and Incicst Amcrcan-grown grapes
we have ever seen on tasted were brought
to this Office Yesterday. They are chilled
the purple Cuustn,iu, and were raised
by Mr.. A. Ncwburry, ut the Chns. Mott
place. In suuth Waco The grape Is u
beautiful purple. fully rs large rs the