The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02
LOCAL BREvaTEEs.
s.eIas of Interest from Our Res
uorfers' Soie books

The book peddler is 2 g the rounds
with hack load OF litetatu- 2.
! All the remnants of goods in the burn
od huiiding were removed y, sterday.
/ The candidates held meeting yester-
; dsv and agreed upon basis of election
ee,ing.
| -Oats are in great demand. If you have
any for sale now is the accepteu lille ~
offer them.
| The only original sold Black Joe,
went down Austin avenue behind pio~
yes -rday afternoon.
The flower season approaches. Bot-
quets larger than a parasol VIII hoI De
| noticed BY the reporter.
! See card of W. B. Scarborough q c.
! They have disposed OF thar grocery GUS
mess TO Mr. J. L Barnes.
| BE sure and attend the Mardi GraS
| meeting this morning. The Initiated VIII
perceive the relevancy of this notice.
| The mills are complaining that the
/ poor transportation has prevented their
receiving instalImeRts of white corn for
meal.
John L. Dyer will in a few days COM
mence the erection OF an addition 10 the
stable GA the avenue known as the VIM
frey stable.
! "A squad of city prisoners, in charge
| of Officer Bell. were engaged yesterday in
! filling up the fish pond corner Austin and
/ Fourth streets.
( Deputy Marshall Hunnicutt leaves this
morning tor Coyingten. Kentucky. having
/ in charge Squire Fl aZier, the alleged es-
| capped counterieiter,
| The sunshine yesterday added charm
| to business; the ladies were shopping in
| tull force and the clerks We're bowling and
smiling accordingly.
Tie itenerant book vendors are on the
war path now. An hours time devoted
/ TO one of these interesting individuals IL
| pleasantly and protitably spent
Tom Padgitt proposes. as soon as the
! weather will permit, to substitute for the
plank sidewalk in front OF his establish
Inent handsome stone pavement.
Business was resumed in the bucket
shop yesterday, The buckers are still
bucking and very few of them have as vet
"kic ed the bucket" tiguratiYely speak
ing
In Justice Davis court yesterday two
civil cases were disposed Of The case of
|. B. Wright VS. Texas and st. Louis rail
way company resulted in verdict for the
plaintiff
Old Charles Donaho, who helped TO
build the first house ever constructed in
this city, WIS adding to The material pros
pelity Of the town yesterday by working
on the streets.
"A communica or signed 'Shang"
has been received at this office. VIII
some of our friends disclose his identity?
The article does not ouch upon the
Chinese question.
Mr.. Fred Beck showed the repor
Yesterday ", .badaster' the result of
tn skill of Mr.. VIII MOrris-What is il?
We M ned ii. yCu take it-Fred will at
ttch it TO his guitar
Our readers, or those in the city, will
join Us il the hope that this delighttr'
weather may continue, in order that Rev.
DR.. Mays lecture at the synagogue FIJI
day night occur as desired.
ON the doors of the Kerkow oyster
parlor stands in bold relief yard long
notice Of sherifi7s sale. As the sale is
some weeks of the oysters on hand at the
time of the assignment are Offered ut mona
inal figures.
"A corr, spondent notifies Ms that on
February 18th, at Carr it's mills, MIR.
Thornton was united in the HOLY bonds of
nistrimony to Mrs. Vol. The farmers
are busy rebuilding fences I'd out-hoUses
torn to peiceS by the storm, and that
wheat and cats in that section are in
did shape.
in this mornings issue appe
card OF MeS>rs. Sparra g. Herbli
are engaged in the Wholesale and retail
sadGlery and harness business. Both these
gentlemen ere well known to the trade
tsre!iable straightforward business man
and they are thoroughly cc-IpereGt and
willing to do what their card announces.
As a retu;ation of the + that the
present is hard times era We give the
item of news that well filled pocket
book lay on the side walk on Austin street
Yesterday for q Considerable tiuie aud by
actual count sever y--wO persons passed
it disdainfuIy, and the sevtn'v-third. out
of mere curiosi y.stoOpCd ami gobDled mp
the prize.
From correspondent NJ Mooresyille
We received by mail lengthy and eXhaus-
tive treaties on the tariff. The subject is
handled in mastery manner, and only
for lack of space we efrain ION giving i.
10 the public EX acts from il would i'm
pair the virtue of the argument as much
as the les of the middle link would de-
str0y the utility of the whole chain.
Manager Garland has information
that the business agent of the My Ger
aldine" party will be here this morning,
make arrangements to play the com
pany in Waco Saturday night. MY Ger
aidine," as most people are aware. is one
of BIrtley CampbelI's best players. 1t Is
rendered by the same excellent company
that gave the Galley Slave here last
season. Ii is an attraction that is sure to
draw. -