The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04
The Weather To-day.
THE CITY.

Trade in ell coats was good yestcr-
day.
Waco Athletic and Gymnastic associ-
alton holds mectngHeXt Tuesday night
Tie boot-blacks are having a panic in
th,ir BUSH cSS. and they cannot stand the
pressure much longer.
City Marshal Moore on Thursday
killed horse found running at large
afflicted with the CHAMBERS.
lI-Thc farmers OF Hill county are going
inio raising oats extensively this vear
They have found them valuable crop.
We notice that the papers all over the
state are copying the report of Bart
Moore and Pary's hunting trip on Sui
phur,
oud.?l&! T. 5et5&JeH iiHIs6lr0 and Itasscl..
caused by high water
If HE pastors OF the city churches de-
sire any changes III tier announcements
Tor io-m1rro", W. will gidly make them
il handcd in to-day.
Please hand in your changes for ads
carly to-day, Those who want busin, g.
notices should rcmcmb.r that our sun
day parcr is extensively read ali over
THIS section.
The rain fall Mt Major Ea'rs, nine
miles south OF the q Y Ii JauHary 1881.
was 4-J-lOO afa1 inch and in January 1882. |
OS-!UJ inches. The rain tall ut Waco is |
conSid' rcd 10 have been two inches more |
than in Major Ear's neghborhocd
We notice that the papers OF the state
are asking th,ir correspondents TO con
dcnSe' and give the news" holding a,
their own all the vagaries they may hatch
up. This is sensible advice. The paper
likes 10 have news from all points. the
people ike TO read il, and 10 accommO-
date all, the prosy, lOngwinded ones
should boil down" {
Hon. 10. Abbott. of IIilIsboro. and !
Judge Is. W. Rimcs. Of Marlin. have !
agreed TO charge places on the bench for |
the coming term OF the district court. !
Judge Rimes viii hold court in Hilsboro '
commencing on the third Monday in /
February, and Judgo Abbott sits IN Mar /.
lin on the same day.
Waco creek was up booming vestcr- a
day and rising all the time. In the even II
Z lhe water was within four feet Of the @
f'or OF the bridge. Many thought that Ii
Inc bridge bcng old and somewhat our of v
repair 1t would not stand the influence of h
the waiter, but up TO last night no pelcep- y,
tlole damage had been done TO it. Y,
= The Ichuarana was six feet higber
last night than it has been at any preyious
time his season. The Hous on and 81
Texas Central company had some doubts OF
about their bridge over that stream brinp CT
able to stand the flood and Drift. but il re- e.
manned finn up TO the time the last train
crossed last night. We were unable to
l, arm anything about the condition of the
Narrow Gauge bridge up to the time OF yC
going 10 press. ri
Everybody took Gfnner down town =
yesterday. and those hatpfut husbands &.
iid not eV, send their wives wor! that fat
hty were not coming home. much les. ca
ending them an oyster Loaf or some In
lall on toa-t, II does seem strange how RI.
IL The negl gent men get nice wives and IN,
he patient. hiud-h,arted ones like News fIf
aper men. plod along to badness and he
rcfenili!e Win no tar lena Z 10 throw oo
Oid cabbage across TIE table at them.
1t is aiirhat fo1 sometime there has ,
zen OF furniture at Anderson d !
ros. which every body admi.ed. but cha
'uld not buy il. us Bud said if was old Roc
port now has il that il has leaked ont frs
al Bud himself is the one who is saying roo
One Of his relatives we learn told wife
q tale Oh him and says it is true. Now witt
III own up Il il Is So. and il not L Ii who nisl
III iuc saving il for. because the yollnu suit
op have decided hat there Should he give
secrets OF that kind.