The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16
THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL 16, 1882.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Items of Interest from Our Re.
pOrters' Note Books.

United States court will be in session
next Tuesday.
Candidates were the busiest persons il
Waco yesterday.
All the livery rigs were engaged las
night for Sunday.
Two cases in the recorders court q
the last mornings reception.
-Watermelons have commenced tC
form on the vines in some places.
The barber shops seemed to be doing
all the business last evening and night.
Some OF the boys remained in town
late last night and took on lots OF lubrica.
ton.
-Coryell county did not get any of the
hail or at least, not enough 10 do any
damage.
john Sleeper has a new add this
morning which will afford you profitable
reading.
Several parties had all arrangements
made last night TO spend to-day on the
BOsque.
The sky was clear and the atmos-
phere crisp last night with the thermome.
ter at 81.
Retail merchants say this weeks bus
mess closed somewhat better than the pre-
vious one.
Persons cannot remain away from
church to-day on the plea that the weather
is too warm.
See our church directory this morn
ing tor announcements of pastors who
preach to-day.
The city was crowded with country
people last evening but trade was dull ex-
cept in small way.
The scare about frost has somewhat
subsidized, but some felt considerable de-
gree OF alarm last night.
On whatever other occasion Waco can
afford to be apathetic Sue certainly can
not be toward the veterans.
The hail storm stripped the peach
trees Of leaves and fruit at Hearne and
other points down the Central.
Stock men say the price of warnings
are nearly double what they should be.
In some cases 81 is asked for them 81 is
said to be good price at any time.
Our cheap column is patronized more
and more every day. People have found
that 1t affords positive bench for small
outlay, and meets popular want.
The cold at points west of here was
much more severe than at Waco. Com
mercial travellers ~ that in houses where
stoves had been removed and the wind
had chance to whistle through the cracks
it was any thing but pleasant.
About fifteen members of the Waco
X. T., will leave for Dallas
Monday, to attend the session OF the
Grand Commaudery OF the state. The
session will not begin until Wednesday
and OF course they will not attend the
races in the meantime.
Everybody aGmires the new business
office OF tie TeXas Benevolent Assocla
hon. 1t is rs handsome as any bank in the
country and lots of people walk down
Third street to see the beautiful furniture
and other elegant appointments. The
new safe in the office is monster in size.
Everybody should read the matter in
this mornings paper relative TO the opera.
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in Justice Evans court Yesterday, j.
w. and J. Z. Damron gor Judgment for
800 damages against the Narrow Gauge
land tn s .IU ~ 10 roa , or S5aa Thav
lIso haye similar snit sgaia.r tIe Ni;.
,ouri Pacific for S1O0 which will come nm
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One transaction always seem TO bring
up another, and the sale oil the goods o
A. j. Stewart to heilum q R"tan tur-
llsheS no exception. LeGelrse u Co. OF
GaIVe. ton. VINO hai claim against Stew
art, through Their attorneys Herring,
Kelley " Williams, last evening under
.ook TO attach The late stock OF Stewart,
now III The hands OF n. u Il. The sh.rlfi'
to the hou.e for that purpose,
but tor some reason did not attach
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