The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-13
THE EXAMINER
WACO. JULY Is, 1852.
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
TENS of Interest from Our Ikc.
pOrters' Note Books.

Hot,
Heat increasing.
Nights moderately cool.
City deluged with melons.
Music is getting to be IN epidemic.
business in the recorders court Is very
dull.
several vocal quar;ette clubs are being
formed.
sickness among the colorcd people III
creasing.
Thermometer 90 degrees at , O'Clock,
yesterday.
No rain has fallen about the Gollnda
ncighborhUod.
Live geese feathers are worth - cents
per pound In the market.
--rhc quintctte vocalsts are TO show
their inrtal IN a comic opera.
A hlnrlous gentleman tried 10 ride
into store ON Fourth street yesterday.
Two carloads of iish-plates Tor the
front passed over the Narrow-t'augc yes
terday.
There ia only one prisoner In the
ralaboosc, and hu IL very lonely AMI long
Ing for some one 10 bear him company.
--Rcmomber the mass me ting Tonight
in behalf OF the University. Days are
mrrowing down 10 hours now in this
matter.
There seems to be worm ut work
-, ,allo,,nu nj Ihaut hl4tTtr
pletcly honeycombcd through and
tbrou h by its ravngcs
Quite IL crowd gathered about by
ciclr ON Franklin street YESTERDAY after
noon, and discussed the points OF the I'm
calmly stccd Tor M hour.
"A h IL dozen bows pcddling peaches
do thriving business ut the Missouri Pa
ciilc train every evening, the passengers
buying quantities of them.
They say that the day train between
Waco and Corslcana Is making lightning
time, especially when nearing Waco. AZ
train dispatcher Constable Joe Ellison
Is a success.
sprcan Tie sSy ia-i evening, nunm "
o'clock, and the next three hours was in
tcnsely sultry, the thermometer showing
~ nj u o'clock.
hom NJ Thomnson of Moore A. Thomr.
son. from Chicago dated July 10Th, and n
aay after, "A postal card from the same
party from Denson, dated July LIST.
This year is remarkable for the almost
total absence ui house-ilics. The common
house fly has always been supposed Ia
| bear some relation to health and lhcir
presence An larpe numbers to be "A health
| hi sim.
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The difference in time between Alex.
andria. Egvrt, aud Waco is about eight
hours The citizens who read this para
graph ~ seven LIT 'i, ,n'1 ~, lug
sloulu iui''I't ,''s I :, Nv ",,, ,I'
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about over.
The frs, mod dog of thc season I'm,
ma1ce his ouncarnnrc 4 lnrgr yelloW mi
nal heIonUinw IN a coIorrd + milv liyint
an Rarron's branch wns ottorLrd Inv trn,
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last seen was running across the prairi,
westward No one was bitten.
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on hohipSoh "'' was '''o"S'S "'l'o
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MIR. J. II. Earle, of Earles Ranch, hi
county, furnishes this morning comprt
hensIvc report of the condition OF crop
in this county up to the present time, ais
the local rainfall for the year. Mr. Earl
is probably rs competent authority o
such subjects rs any man In the county
which imparts practical value to his est
mates.
M, ,oro -,
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