The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
THE EXAMINER
WACO, JUNE u, 1888,
LOCAL BREVtTIEs.
,,ems of interest From Our He
porters' Note Books.

Hot and holltI.
Council tonight.
see the cheap column, sure.
The youngest child OF MIR. ohm "
Baker Is qui'e sick.
This is generally accredited with be
ing the longest day In the year
The Busqne Is popular now as mark
Ing the limits OF drive from the city.
esterhy, in our opinion, took tn
cake Tor this season rs the hottest day.
John wold and Mr. Malone Of thi
place will open a liquor house at Clifton.
-Mr.and Mrs Charles kophnl are tin
happy parents OF a twelve pound bah,
boy.
f. Elgin d Co, are comfortably quar-
tered III their new Office on South tOurtt
street.
Eggs and butter are only fairly plrn
tihl in the city, and command goo,
prices.
Already the discreet farmer is be
ginning to make contracts for cotlor
prkcrs.
A camp-meetng would be good cN.
cuse Tor spending - day or two in the
county
Jim Morse WAS granted divorr,
nom his wife Peggy Morse, IN the district
court yesterday,
-"Coor' David got up very hand
some wedding license yesterday which
WAS used last night.
Mr.. j. b Baker has been this week
pong brick to McGregor to erect sev.
buildings there.
Tie opera house il to have a new
drop curtain which viii be something
grand and elaborate.
Marriage licenses issued Yesterday:
Bell Brooks and Miss Alpha Gerald, j. C..
Love and Bella Jarrett.
We acknowledge receipt OF invitation
to attend grand ball to he gwen by the
NJ. Calm Lyceum On July m.
Farmers are buay harvesting and
thrc-hing grain and have no tim to spare
Tor coming To town occasionally.
Work progresses slowly but steadily
upon the Catholic church. The brick
work will be completed this year.
The Thermometer only registered -
degrees IN the shade yesterday. But That
Is hot enough Tor ordinary mortaIs,
Nj ,onlight picnic an fishing parties
are popular now. The dnight- are too
pleasant to be wasted in an ordinary
way.
the Waco lire department has re-
ccivcd m invitation to attend the grand
anniversary at Temple, which is fixed Tor
the 18th.
Work IL exceedingly disagrccahle
such hot w,u her, but the poor unlortu-
nate has to keep the mill grinding grist
or no gli>t.
Mr.. W. W. l.armour, the architect
will this morning let the contract for
ere ing a handsome residence Tor Mr..
Il. T.. Siurgi..
"A new time card goes into effect on the
Narrow Gauge next Sunday. We are NOT
yet appriSed of what time the trains will
arrive and depart.
The cases of the state VS. Chas &.
Patt rson Tor emb, Element and lctl
Davis tor murder were continued in the
district court yesterday.
Docs Waco and her city government
renlZ tat the health and lives OF the
citizens are ieoparIizcd by the filthy al
leys ard unclaimed streets.
-Messrs. ". W. Scley and Joseph L.
Garlaud. with their families, will leave
this morning for ihe falls OF the Bosque
Tor a week or two's recreation.
The recorder only imposed one line
yesterday. Baltimore Metcalt. who was
in the calthuuse, proved innocent of any
Otirnse and was discharged
The Oriental cornct band went out to
HillsborO yesterday TO take part in the
emancipation celebration which was put
oil Il day in order to procure band.
The beautiful moon, in silverv bright
ness, looks down upon us now of nIghts,
and the lOye-sick swain, with his dulcnr,
now sits tnr back in the shadow OF the
heavy foliage,
"A warrant was issued Yesterday for q
coon down the river no has been reg.
ulating his household affairs hv carcssing
his wife a little too emphatically with
broom-sticks, etc.
The last issue OF the North American
Review has m excellent article upon the
sanitary sewerage at cities, which We
would r. commend to our council as profit
able reading tor them.
In the district court yesterday. Bud
Jackson and LuCin Ross under indct-
mcnt for the THEFT OF property OF greater
value than $50 and were given one day
each IN the county jail.
Work on tie Texas md st. Louis
bridge aCrOss the Arkansas river has
again been delayed by high water. The
river belr z higher at Pine Buf now than
At amy time since 1874.
The negro Adam Taylor, who wa.
stabbed through the right lung by Henry
M'fall, is still alive and Will probably
recover, McFall has not been h. and from
yet but officers are still after him.
A promising daughter OF Henry and
Ellen Cooper, colored. died yesterday
morning, aged nearly 10 Yeas. She was
Affected with drOpsy of the heart Her
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
the intermont being at Flr-t street Gene
terry.
The Colored folks got to work ycstcr
DAY after enjoying Tuesday rs a holiday
lhe recOr ler's court, where only one case
shd that q case continued from the pre-
cedlng morning, was tried, bears cVi lenC'
Of the goOn beh AViOr OF the folks during
HE celebration.
A new time card will take effect Of
The Texas Il ST. Louis road Sundty Bl
The new tim" the express train Will leav,
waco going east about ) O'Clock n. m,
snd arrive about 10 p. m. The exact TIM
Will be made known as soon as the care
srecrved here.
How about that race: This is just
the weather to discuss such a thing
Waco needs and must have one and nm
less our citizens who own line horses vii
unite in AN effort TO secure one other par
ties will take up the movement and carr,
NthrOugh to success.
The Presbyterians OF Corsicana At
going to erect splendid church, and MI
LaTmOur OF this city is Al work ON TN
plans Something rather novel in the wa