The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-10
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MARCH 10 1882.
LOCAL. BHsEyITlES.
EteyuS of Interest from Our Re-
poraerS' Note Books.

One pistol case in the recorders court
yesterday morning.
No marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk for several days.
The bill collector still keeps up his
march. though it is mostly 4 labor OF
leve.
1t is said that Spence Grand heaame
engaged while up at Towash and Whitney
yesterday.
Levine Bros. are arranging the stock
in their new store and will be ready for
business ia few days.
The sun has taken a notion to shine
again and guessing what the weather Will
be next, is now in order.
1t is now positively stated that county
assessor j. II. Richcy. will not be candl-
date to succeed himself.
Eight men, on clutches, were seen on
one block yesterday. The bright weather
is bringing the invalids out.
Who cut down that cherry tree
Paler flmiiias is anxious to know and has
doUble-barreled boot in readiness,
The trade in seeds yesterday was good
the pleasant weather causing people to
believe once more that the bad spell has
surely wound up this time.
Freight for different points has again
accumulated in the city, and teSmsters
can get good loads as soon rs the roads
will permit them to travel.
Frazier Shackleford, negro. charged
with aggravated assault. was convicted of
simple assault in county court yesterday
and was fined s. and costs.
The candidate for county. clerk
against John Baker, couldn't quite sev
the come out" and leaves the track open
tor some one else. Some say he broke
himself down scoring.
The Concordia club Will present
Broken Ties on the 18th. Ii has been
under rehearsal some time and real treat
may be expected, when il is produced, for
it is fascinating production.
-Some of the dealers think of offering
special inducements to candidates on
gars by the box aud hose Who wish to
get an early start in the race lad better
invest in a few thousand of them.
odd De Vosh" they say. is bldly agi-
tated over a bouquet, which reached town
by express. We stand in with the express
messenger and "ketched on and will tel
DE Vosh' when his nerves get quiet.
A train load of broken rock was no.
ticed standing on the Missouri Pcaific
rack in East Waco yesterday. 1t is hoped
it will be used OH the crossings in The
city. 1t i high time something was being
done to them.
The city is making an effort to have
Webster street bridged over the creek AMI
imp owed, so we can have two good
streets in that locality entering The city.
The county should assist beyond the sub
urts and on the creek.
"A fund is being raised among rail
road men Of the Gould -ystem for tie pur.
pose OF erecting a monument over the
grave of ID. w. Washburne at Watkins.
New York. Citizens OF Texas and rail-
road men lave contributed literally.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment OF j. T. Sullivan & Co on our local
page this morning. They offer new goods
and bona tidt bargains. ard alter calling
your att. ntion TO the tacr, II You do MT
profit thereby, you have no one 90 b.ame
but yourself.
The carriage manufacturers and
dealers have had scarcely any trade since
January first. because the We uher has
been such that no one could drive.
Shortly, however, the long, pleasant even
ings and bright Sunday afternoons will
eau, e those. who can afford it, to invest
and enjoy the pleasure OF Il drive during
the summer months.
The Weekly EXAMINER is on sale at
the counting room this morning and will
be found Il valuable edition tOI persons
to send abroad Al the latest special dis
patches AMI associated PRESS, editorials on
ali the l. aiding topics of the day, full
market report and tie late st local and mis-
cellaneOus news-in tact a complete week
ly paper. Send it to your frien Is who are
anxious to hear about Texas.
The Mayor asked three different per-
SONS to have Il cigar or something with
him yesterday and all refused. He walk
ed off with a satisfied smile, as much as
to say, | have at least acted social, and
their retuSalS have saved me at least a
quarter and as he moved father on he re
marked you folks must think that
am candidate" Most people know that
the NJ .yor treats his friends well all
the time, W neither he is a candidate or not.
and he never has to can|ass for votes and
that is the difference between him and the
ordinary candidate who gets generous
just before election, paralyZes your nerves
with cigars and tares yorr coat lappels
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