The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-13
THE EXAMINER
WACO. APRIL 10, 1892.
LOCAL BEsEVETIES,
Items OF Interest from Our Re-
pOrters' Note Books.

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No cases tried IN Justice Davis court
yesterday.
The storm yesterday was an April
= tool joke.
The brick masons had to stop work
: yesterday.
Many persons We're alarmed about
frost last night.
Justice Evans had no cases at his yes
teIday's session.
The cold rain gave the young lambs
p spinal curyiture.
Trains are making good time in and
out of Waco now.
= The rain caused great many to take
, dinner down town.
Winter Overcoats and blankets had to
be brought out last night.
The East Waco ponds got a fresh
supply OF water yesterday.
Persons who took down their stoves
wished they had them up last night.
See citation published in this issue of
the weekly, and Others of older date.
Everybody went home early last night
and the stores did not stay open long.
Considerable fodder on the square
yesterday, most of which got soaked.
d, a. Kelley, Esq, is having a fine
b!ick residence built on Columbus street.
The busy fly had his joints stifIened
last evening, aud is temporarily OFT duty.
A continuous blaze OF light can be
seen from the brick kilus day and night
now.
1t Is thought that the rain will stop
for II time at least, the working of the
worms.
One of OranPs big mules took colo
Tue day night and in TWO hours kicked
his Last.
Yesterday was bad one on straw
hats and gOssamer underwear and
trowsers.
The city has been remarkably quiet
in the last lew days and items are thing
OF the past.
Last evenings cool breezes knocked
all the vi@or out of the ice cream and
festival fever.
The farmers should now turn out
and work in their corn fields as long as
there is light.
Mr. Seley will make his bond to the
| city council and then commence work on
I his grain elevator.
The rain gave the sheep another
good washing, and they will be in
tine condition tor ssearing.
One crap case and another for jump
ing on and OF trains while in motion in
the police court yesterday morning.
The EXAMINERS daily list is increas-
/ ing rapidly. II You have any doubts
come IN an,t let lis relieve you of them.
The court house pans out no items
now but has lots OF discussions and sur
misses rs to The result of the coming can |
vass.
The First ward will tomorrow elect |
the removal OF CuaS E, Calvert from the |
ward.
You can make no mistake by reading |
| our cheap column and might find III it !
something beneficial. Fresh notices every |
morning.
The business men of Moody have |
confidence in their town, and expect |
many additions to the business and resi- |
dent population this fall.
The different organizations of Waco
purpose giving entertainments while the |
veterans are here. The variety show will |
also be open i'll time to let them have Il
laugh.
Mr.. s V. Poole. of Valley Mills say
. Int In
been almost ruined by worms and many |
for bread.
John /. Dyer, Esq. proposes to at once
put an addition OF sky five feet to the rear
Of his sable now occupied by J, w.
Wintrey. This will make it a brick struct- |
ure l63 icet in depth.
The Odd Fellows of Meridian will
haye a grand ball ami supper at the court
house in that place on April 18th. They |
exlect LARGE attend nee of Odd Fellows |
and their friends from all the surrounding
country.
The Waco Illustrated Boot and Shoe |
Reporter published by JOHN Sleeper. is
before us. Ii is well printed, and con-
Iains numerous hints on boots and shoes |
together with libcr i and weli-arranged |
advertisements of Mr.. Sleeper's business. |
Persons who are out of employment |
need not remain So if they read our cheap |
column. They will tinI the Clinton
Bridge company advertising for bridge |
men and labOrers and those who want |
work at fair rates and sure pay should |
make application to-day.
We do not know that any especial
to ait =, y1ra do !
know that unless some greater interest is !
taken in the matter we are not going to |
make the veterans think we are over en- !
thuSiastic in their behalf. Homes Tor |
many OF them still remain unprovideJ.
Country people are usually fond OF
talking when they come To town but the |
reporter found one half drowned looking |
idividual last evening TO whom he. remark |
ed, "this rain will help crops wonderfully, |
won't il. land received for q reply, "damtino |
but hope it will kill the d-n worms"
We LETT him with the reioindtr, yes, We
hope So
City subscribers may feel inclined to
! grumble at the late delivery OF the EI- |
AMISER for several mornings past. 1t |
may be stated, by way OF exploration, |
| that every night this week we nave been |
]
daylight 10 get any Geographic news at
all This was caused by the demoralized |
condition of the wires. Better service |
will enable an earlier delivery Oh the
paper.
We recommend Carriers Iron Pills to !
every woman who is weak. nervous aid !
discouraged: particularly those who have |
thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet, and
who are without strength or ambition. |
| These are tie cases tor which Carriers
I Iron Pills are especially preparej, and this
class cannot use them without beneilt. |
| Valuable for men also. In metal boxes.
at 30 cents. Sold by druggists or sent by
mail. See aGvei tlSemGnt elsewhere. For
! sale by Tucker u Willis.-dwtO4l6
Buy your boy a nice suit of clothes at
the one price house-Sanger BrO's.-UDjtc