The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
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.tsp,crest From Our Ne-
'e ,orters' Note Books

Winter
price OF cotton unchanged
,r.a scbools pretty generally reopen
thls morning. .,,,.ro,, ,yi,, sror,.
Trees hno Sii'"'' ~
,Isg diamonds -, ... ,,. a..
,.ter getting sticky
wood about the. only commodity on
I. ,''aza on New Years.
% r.o oxpress companies are almost
.,abeImed with business.
e3 ,.,, interesting cases ARE to come up
ri Emmy court which opens to-day
M s,,n attendance at the churches on
knnd,y anu some chutch SERVICES "ouh'
doned' o-.-.....,-.,p.
~ ,ypl Yesterday next door TO the
'S % store on Fourth shtet'
poirood trains found it slow and
sh ',I, york yesteId.y TO make pro.
slim aver iron and steel rails encused
e in ice' 81,
,ho nublic free schools will reopen
r,it morning and the next holiday,
as'h" ,Leye. is not until san Jaoihto Gay, Ia
capri.
Mr. Joe A. McMurray, a prominent
md rin man near Valley Mills.
arm ann he cotton in that section is three
tOutihs picked
The net OF Justice on Saturday and
sandal caught only two offenders ngainsl
.pa mace OF the city, who were each incd
% and COSTS tor drunks'
A larle number Of potatoes in the
cr,rery stores Were caught by the sudlen
4 ssnj M knee ed freezing of sunday night
and wece rendered unstable.
The slippery condition OF the streets
ona .lueuulhs ycstel dav made tails mum
irons. every little whle some boy or res
4 rrrpbr cilzcn sitting Gown suddenly on
tie ground.
--Tbe Western Union messenger boys,
TIM ba their New Years greeting yes.
tprdny for customers and friends OF the
telegraph company, few OF whom gave
the boys q rebuff
-Ona OF the eccentricities OF New
ysar's day WIS Well kno vn Scotch
II HentlemeN pNi"h'tS WV g e''o IN lN'l
\ Hiyhl,ud cost me t. the infinite delight
OF small boys and other spectators.
The county court opens to-day with
gratifying criminal do, ket not So lai gr
A, 10 ca che tear That the county is going
TO the dogs nor 70 mall rs to Dogct sus-
pirion that il is getting righteous over
much.
The list OF ladies' who proposed keep.
Ing open house in Dallas yesterday APP.
peArrd IN the Herald sunday morning, 1t
did not contain quite us many names H.
appeared Ia the EXAMINES list on the
same Jay.
A movers wagon passed through the
city yesterday westward bound with a
team " hlcu attracted Il great deal OF Atten-
lion, beng IL par oil massive Norman
stations, while behind tue wagon Was led
smother magnificent stallion Ui the same
breed
Judge John c. West yesterday pur-
chased aud Vnrt s,ed to his better halt,
nov visiting relations In Columbia, >. G.,
choice naunch OF antelope Y, nison.
killed out Oh the Texas Pacific railroad.
This cold weather will place 1t in IA SUI
perby sayUry condition about the time ii
teaches lis destination, say three DAY
rom now.
The total shipment of Gotten over the
three railroads iIOm September /, 1882. to
JANUARY /, lSs3, Is y Cos bales. / ms in.
oudes tie receipts by rail as well rs
w-SVb, " III probably 900 bales on hand,
making utAi receipts TO date y COS. Estl-
mating me- fourth OF the crop 10 be yet
gathered viii give Il total Tor the season
OF 4j,s22 bales.
Only three or four bales of cotton are
reported As reccil ed yesterday, the state
OF the weaker us ", II AS the day, ke, ping
aiuers at home. One bale which came
IN Was So firm y Iruztn to the bottom OF
Tue wagon III WIN, b it wa, brought that
elsht Oh zen men IN the cot, II yarI could
no. loosen IL INA 1t Was ouly rot out by
htng the bed bodily oil the wagon and
turhlnS IL bottom side up.
The Austin Statesman learns that
Dion BOuclcault, the versatile play wright.
VINO has Written more fortunes Ior Other
actors than lie has ever saved ful him, eli
has been much trvuuiei to find suitable
actress t. aid nun Ia a certain Leading part
II Is annOuuc Il that Miss Florence NJ
Gerald, 81 Waco, VINO IA ode such d cred
lIaUie ebut IN ohahspeariiu character ~
New orh,ls the lady wuO Nils his require
mems. Miss Gerald is now play lug an en-
gagemcnt 10 Boston.
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