The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY 80. 1882.
LOCAL nREVITEES.
FteEBs of Interest from Our Re
pOrEers' Note Books.
hulberries are ripe.

Ftems of Interest from Our Zee
: pOrsers' Note Books.
Mulberries are ripe.
Justice Evans had no cases In his cour
: yesterday.
The Horseshoe Is giving Sunda,
r night performances.
: County court was engaged yoaterda,
on the motion docket.
r AS usual a large number Of drummer
spent Sunday in Waco.
Five assorted cases In the police
court yesterday morning,
vent Oft Td4 96g ssGBdaj II e4eF fi2 numbers
See the revised list OF candidates ap-
po'ntments in this mornings paper.
Regular trains on the Missouri Pacific
road will commence running June 4th.
Justice Davis opened civil court YES
terday morning but had Il slow dly's bus
mess.
Business was dull yesterday as it
usually is on Monday, very few country
people being in town.
"A considerable force on the NJ. p.
road south of Waco will be relieved OF
work on the first OF June.
The weather was comfortably warm
yesterday, and fans and han ikerchiefs
We're ilDmished with yigOr.
Tie attendance at the variouO churches
Sunday morning and evening was above
Z he 8, Vgrv ~ for yygrTD gtupr
Present prices OF oats 30 cents and
Nicaragua wheat 90 cents. The ten
d,ncy OF the market is downward.
The Missouri Pacific and Central
roads had a big pull for large shipment
Of wool On Saturday. The Central took
the cake.
The attendance at DeFrancls' garden
Sunday night WAS ra her Ii ht. The young
people had beenIidng al evening, and all
went to church.
Tie Candidates went out to China
Springs Saturday mig! aud about doz-
en- OF them made speeches. Those who
We're listeners say they were much cdi-
fed.
The people of White Rock will have
4 picnic next Saturday at Union Grove
camp ground and are antc pating big
day OF pleasure for themselves and
friends.
co $ land cIsr, .Jno. J.. Dyer E-q mad
IN after supper - eech lust night. The
court seems anxious to expedite bust
ness and shut of expenses.
Wool continues to come in freely al
th'Suh most OF the arrivals have been
contracted for. The fiac grades still
bring . cents and lower grades in pro-
portion. The wool from this section OF /
Texas still holds It's own in the market |
above that from many other part of the |
state.
The boat on exhibition in front OF |
Tafts yesterday attracted much attention. |
Its weight is only thirty pounds and /
when the strcich-pole is taken out it can |
Ia put under the seal OF 4 buggy. 1t .
takes onl a few minutes to adjust it tor .
floating and it is Il fac craft for ducking .
"ad fishing.
We learn that the NJ. W. Grand .
Lodge. 4. +. and 4 NJ, (rolOrrd) Tor the .
state of Texas, viii convene in W AGO at
II O'Clock, noon, June 9th. Mr.. Grant. of /
Austin, is the grand IN ster. a large at
tendance Is anticipated and the local lodge |
will make adequate ErepITatiUns for enter
tlnment Of the visitors.
MIR. 4. 5. Foster has tor several years
been experimenting in the cross ng of
small grain. on hi- farm two miles west .
OF The city. As I, SUR he has this year,
= patch OF very line soft White wheat He
slys il is entirely rust-pro"t. and will vi, ld /!
twenty bushels per acre by the side OF
hedi. erauean that only yields Twelve.
by the card in our professional col
umn this morning it gill be seen that Dr..
ChAs II. Lip comb has associated himself
with DR.. ". L. Clifton, in the practice of
DIR. Llpsrnmb l. a graduate of
Vanderbilt dental college, from which lie
graduated with special nOnors and he will
be in a profession and social way m
acquisition to Waco.
The news reached here Yesterday
morning of the de1ih of Mr.. J. =. Wad-
dell. agent OF the Texas and ST. Louis
railway at Hubbard City. Mr.. Waddell
was man who stood we'll In the cstima-
ton # the company and railroad men
generally, and had q large list Of social ac-
quantances. The cause of death was ty-
yhOij fever. He leaves q wife and family.
In the last few weeks great many
people have came III At press hours to see
our daily and weekly issues run of They
expressed much surprise when they wit
messed wi h their own eyes what we have
often told them. Those who read or want
to advertise cln always have that priv-
lcge and they can satisfy themselves by
tie simple task of stepping in when the
presses are running.
The first candidate for cattle'and hide
inspector of this county, appears in Mr.
cliff jackson, who announces this morn
ing. Mr. jackson is an old and thor
oughly reliable cit zen Of the county,
who knows all about the stock interest
and business, and if he gets the office he
will ill it as ii ought to be filled The
people of the city have comparatively
little interest in this Office. but it is due to
the country people, TO whom it is a mat
ter of importance, that man be sup
ported who is not Only reliable and com
petent, but who is familiar with stock
matters.
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