The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04
LOCAL. EfREVITEES.
items of Interest from Our ace
pOrters' Note Books.

No driving, young man, to morrow.
The river was rising rapidly ycsrer.
evening.
Oats are worth fifty cents per bushel
at Hubbard city.
What kind of weather are we going
TO haye Tomorrow?
Smoking chimneys are giving people
great deal of trouble.
Bad on the state conclave of Odd
| Fellows at San Antonio.
No one had the courage to apply for q
Marriage license esterday.
Temple will vote on incornor,tjnp
on the llIh OF this month.
Good time to dig wells, you don't
nave far TO 90 to get wafer.
The police have been kept pretty busy
-UIu ooI gave us Il gIIIu pse OF MS nee
before he retired last evening.
Waco came very near not being able
to furnish local item yesterday.
Plant your crop of geese and bull
frogs, they will come up luxuriantly.
Some heavy property transfers are
about being consummated in Waco.
Talk about equinoctial storms. but
let us down light on February drizzles.
1t was so bad Thursday night that
even the burglars did not venture out.
Look for DELAYED trains. railroad
"a'houts and damage to private properly.
There will be more work tor the
street scrApers as soon as the rain dries up.
-Four Migrants before the recorder
Yesterday morning. They were sent to
the rock-pile.
Hubbard City boa, IS of her schools.
The best evidence OF thrift and cultivation
is good schools
Business houses closed early last
night and the streets were almost desolatc
at an early hour.
Good growing weathcr-oh. YES. cIe-
giant; and liable, from present indications.
10 grow more SO.
All the fields and The territory in
South Waco around the cemetery is
solid lake of water.
Many horses which had to stand out
in the lin Yesterday presented Il picture
of advanced misery.
1t is reported that tie wet weather
has made the feet OF shceJ 50 sore that
they can hardly walk.
-Nearly all the trains both in and ont
IN the last twenty-fou. hours have ben
more or less behind time.
Some OF the bridges on the public
roads are so far below the mud and wafer
that they canROt be seen.
The cotton men sat around the cx-
change yesterday and chafied each other
and tried hard to be happy.
1t any of our subscribers should he
Disappointed in getting their paper, We
hope they will notify the office.
The high wind yesterday made the
rain seek every creyi,e in tie city. and
numerous leaky buildings were found.
The daily EXAMINER was read over and
over yes erday and constituted tie princ-
PIE relief some people had from the blues.
AS far rs could be learned by wire and
otherwise yesterday, the storm has been
very heavy and general all over this sec
ton.
-GenevIeve Rogers was too sick TO
play at Dallas, but the DallaSit, admired
her Sub" just as much as though il was
the real HAIL.
The Narrow Gauge commenced sink
inc cylinders tor the east pier of their
bridge over the Brazos on Thursdiv. and
now they are blocked by high water,
Several gun-shot reports were heard
about a. III. yesterday, and people in The
western part OF the city were in hopes
that at least one burglar had dropped.
All stage and horseback mails are be-
hind time. Our readers in the country, il
they do not get their mails must rcmem-
Der that this is an. unprecedented season.
Waco creek got ont of It's banks YES
terday morning, and the water surrOuntlec
two houses in East Waco So that our car
riers could not deliver the morning.
paper at those pieces.
"A streBk of clear sky was sten in the
north last evening, but We are not ~oino
to say that it indicates good weather, Tor
it may be only the wet weather letting IN
to get better hold.
They say that a strange looking arti-
Gle was found in the courthouse vcstcr-
day morning and The Oldest puessers
could not tell whether it was silk hand
kerchief torn in two or lady's tie.
The amount OF emphasis that man
pat on his English yesterday when he
went down twO-thirds OF the way To his
bOOt-tOps would have made Horace Gree
ley ashamed of himself in one Of his best
efforts on the Hudson river.
Tie Hubbard City Herald says it has
waged a war against all route agents who
fail To attend to their business, and Will
continue to do so and accept no truce
until they come to terms. Pain talk, and
we hope it will haYe good effect.
We heard man Yesterday Offering
premium tor Coryell county man. He
must want to Kill some one from that
county awful bad. or he has pressing bus
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