The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-11
THE EXAMINES
WACO, MAY II. 1892.
LOCAL EsREVHTsES.
Items of Interest from Our Re-
pOrters' Note Books.

porters' Note Books.
The straw hat trade is on the increase.
Harvesting is in progress in good
earnest.
Linen busters we're called into requisi-
tion yesterday.
Old Sol poured down his rays thick
and fast yesterday.
The city recorder had two of the Id.
class yesterday morning.
The thermometer waggad along until
it got up 10 - in the sha,je yesterday.
The candidates will be sure TO take in
the picnic al Nj. Calm on the 10th of May.
The street land got up breeze last
evening, bus they did not cool the atmOs-
phere in the least.
Several families from Houston county,
bound for Conanctle county to locate,
passed through town yesterday.
The farmers had large meeting at
ShoO-Fly last evening", and one or two Of
our candidates went out 10 speak.
The precinct and city candidates are
beginning to interview the voters almost
as emphatically as the county asplrdnts.
The rain of Tuesday evening along
points on the Texas and st Louis road is
said to have been the heaviest that has
fallen Tor months.
We hear frequent complaints now
from farmers about too much rain, when
a few days ago it was cry of rain or no
crop.
The street cars had to transfer passen-
gers on Mary street for several hours yes
terday on account of the Texas and ST.
Louis road having to cross.
If you want to be amused step around
and let A. }. Caruthers interview YOU.
Ten to one he will sell you a bill of furni-
turc and laugh heartily over the idea.
The Texas & ST. Louis track was laid
across the street car track at 3 p. III. yes
terday. and the street cars passed along
after that time just the same as they have
been doing all the time.
The Texas and st. Louis road will
soon have their track beyond the city
limits, when they will not be troubled
with crossings, and then they will rapidly
disappear in the direction OF Gainesville.
All our country friends now have to
do is announce gathering OF three or
four persons and they can see the candi-
dates coming al two-torty rate, breaking
down the shin oaks and all anxious to ret
the first chance to speak.
The Central was the first to be caught
by the last storm, bat after ali seems TO
have come out better than any ofthe roads.
The last rain gaye tie Iron MOuniain
Texas Pacific. Texas and ST. Louis and
santa Fe roads vcty bad deal and travel
will be interrupted for some time.
The new county bridge across Tehua-
cana creek is about TWO hundred. feet long
and one OF the most substantial wagon
bridges in the state. \ good siXjy-toot
bridge across TehuaCIna has also been
built on the Corsicana Toa!. Altogether
the demands OF travel ave well met il this
county now.
Many persons who knew the colored
MN Wiley Laulermilk. who together
Aith the woman with whom he clop, d.
think that the fine they got at Dallas is
not TOO severe. 1t will take them long
time to work their fines on. and by the
time they are through they may conclude
that morals and the sense Of Il respectable
pablo cannot be- outraged at viii.
The new house of Mr.. Chas. Beer,
which burned Yesterday morning was in
sured for $3.50 in Mr.. J. b. Winslett5
agency and the building association also
hid 500 on it. No Uur seems TO be fully
sal iiei as TO how the fire originated. but
il is pretty cerain that the torch was ap-
piled, tor it is hard to believe Tie fire
] in
insurance. we learn, will cover losses.
On May 2OJh our friends at Mt Clm,
on the line of the Texas and ~. Louis
| road. will give Il grand picnic. and they
| have succeeded il getting round trip lick
cts from Waco tor 40 cents; Corsicina.
! 81 80; and from hubbard City. 30 cents.
The picnic will be quarter OF mlle from
| the new town Of Mt. Calm, and all visit
ors viii be gladly welcomed. \ day OF
genuine pleasure may be looked for.
In the district court yesterday the
| case of Harris ". Coach, which we rc-
terred to IN our lasr ISSUE was stiIl on trial
ana will not probably be concluded before
! this evening. Immediately after dnn.r
The suit of w. b. WOrell V.
A. Il. Wunel application for
divorce was tired. The application was
granted. and the Determination on their
part to split the blanket thereby real
| lied.
| In our announcement column tbia
morning will be found the cart OF Wm.W.
| Evans E.q Who prrs,nis himself us cam
Gidate Iur rp-elrCtiOn aS justice of the
peace in precinct no. l. Of tbs county.
| Judge Evans has made a Gear headed inn
parlial Justice and his record is one that
r, fleets the largest amount Ofcr"dit upon
! him. At our next election the Office must
! lie filed ami ii the paOI la again call Mr.
Evans TO iii the Office. they may do 50
resting under the assurance that the du-
ties will be well administered, and the
people will bencefor b, as in the past. find
him one who viii occupy the seat with
credit to himself and honor to his cOnstit.
uency.
Three of the Texas and st. LOus
railway engines We're drawn upon theil
new bridge across the BraZos yesterday
and w. ID. Jackson, the Photographic
took a view OF the structure and its load
The view is one of the finest we have eve
seen and no matter how flattering the ar
list may make the structure, il is ont
which will guarantee him III making the
finest view he is able to produce. Visitors
some OF them engineers who have beer
down 10 see this bridge, inform us tina
in manner OF construction the bridge is Sc
cond 10 nOne. Perhaps citizens may b.
able to get some views as we learn larg
: number will be produced from the naga
tive.
All cases of weak or lame back, back
ache, rheumatism, &, will find relief b.
: wearing one OF Carriers smart Weed ant
BeIladonna Backache Plasters. Price 2
cent. Sold by Tucker q willis, Waco