The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-22
THE EXAMINER
IOCAI. BRENITIEs.
,,,r,. From our ite.
uorters' note Books.

The triit stands nave a goou supply
OF tin' apples
Lectures are not popular these hot
.uhocating evenings.
The ri, er is still high and muddy. II
had pretty good rise.
A gentle shower is greatly needed t.
law The dust AMI cool the atmosphere.
The residence OF D. II. Hardy, Esq
i. progressing rhpidl toward completion
A general scattcra'iou cnsutd on til,
,uIlarc csterday when the shooting took
place.
A marriage license was issued yestrr.
day TO Joe Hubbard and Miss Annie
Mack.
The crowd in town yesterday wa.
much larger than is usual Tor this time OF
the year.
The auctioncer had good opportunity
10 exercise his lungs yesterday and made
many sales.
Justice Evans yesterday issued two
been made
-Very little has as yet been done to
adjust the losses and damages ui the late
tire ON the square.
We notice that tne bad places in thu
bridge have not yet been repaired. This
ought to be done at once.
Attention is called to. the ADVERTISE
mrnt OF +. X. Joldan,which will be- luNuj
elsewhere in our column.
sir. W. ". Scley yesterday received
4 ear load OF ,tonr from the new qurrr,
On the Narrow Gauge railroad beyond
Mr"rtSoH
The Texas and St. Louis have re-
crNel thirty-liye new caOoo~c- from
Csiro. III. One OF the new ear, arrived
here last night.
Job work to the amount OF lOO. $50
impressions awaits the setting up OF the
new Campbell cynnirr Job press Just in
truduced into the EXAMINER Job office.
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recorder Yesterday, the fines aggrrgat ny
rs, one fighter, one disordrly and
.buslye and one drunk were the victims.
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IL, S0 naSS,r i' Ihr",,n tro", his Inn ',,,
Thursday night is improving. III, ill.,
iurles will keep him from work for ,ume
time
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o'u AM oD,u' i",, wa,
hr4ru 10 ieiia,M Sv9'vu In,r '' t min, E
u man could fire pistol oil as Pool did
without killing candidate Tor public
Wpigher
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so.,n iiuo ,Iu ,,. and IN ,g.t i t,ns,
who undertook to reach the courthouse
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The rector's class at the Episcopal
snnrih was orFnn'@GI o WIN , n iuin ,o ,J
al l'9r i,Jir. in,gr.trI li,.
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The farmers are already trying to
make contract, with cotton pichrls. but
they are wasting time and breath IN seven
cases out OF tn, Tor the average cotton
p .,,I,T l. q"eA u P'o"''s'' '"' s'0' ~
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Mr.. Machon's handsome new two
story residence on Washington street
under the application Of the pant brush,
Is showing 10 great adv antagc. Ii i, one
OF the haudsomCst and bcst-CpnstluglDd
houses on the street,
There has been nothing 50 Tar dis.
pnynr.t1 Ntttll l..u.l T.. fittntIIAN &
the inccndiarcs who set fire to Mr. Tom
l.. Smiths farm residence The house
had been vacant a week and there was no
possibility OF II tlking fire uulss by the
set Of an inCcndiary.
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-CNlcot Nol' arrested negro h.tig,.
before Iast tor st"nIing n snif ot rIutIr,
from one ChurchneIie penil,tpu. lie
WAS plncpl i'm inil over nighf und. yester.
day m,rninu pendIrtnn made n com,
plant AGAINST him for fLr thett
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Dr. Mackey, pastor OF the rum
street church, has chosen An interesting
Mblert Tor his evening discourse II IS,
"s,cuIloh LOT OPINION Is iO'oiu"on.
bT' Mackey Is well abe to handle lh''
9hu ~, u,sco'ilsc WIZ We 's,v,.'
wv" uc'P inItIes' ny l''sc Vo"S''
7@''N'
1t IL often said that there Is a grca
and wide difference OF opinion in u lMg,
gathering, but the crowd collected ON IN,
square yesterday was the most unan
nous We have ever seen. Its sentimeu
was that abscnce OF body was very c,en
tial to safety, and the way bodies moyeC
showed that the sentiment was general
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