The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-27
LOCAL MATTERS
arr getting ripe

sunday
Mr. ) c Baucum lost 800 worth
of tools by the overflow.
The Missouri Pacific south-bonnd
train was three hours late yesterday
Mr.. Tom Pudgitts two brick tore.
houses on Eight, near Mary street, ARE
about finished end ready for occ,,pnucy
The amount of rain fall in Waco
for this month IL 3 Sc inches. Eighty
eight one hundred inches fell ycster-
day.
A lot OF cedar piling were re.
ccived yesterday for Tie work on the
Fifth street bridge across Barron'-
branch.
Mr.. A. Fuchs new two. story store.
houses on the corner OF Franklin and
sixth street, are an ornament to that
part OF the oity
Ladies' will please remember that
&. f. smith has just received II new
lot of panels, plaques, barbolinc- ware,
vases, and W. aud N. tube color..
Cali and see them at once.
Mr. George NJ. Jarvis, civil eugi.
neor for the Missouri Pacific, was over
at the wnshout yesterday with his tran.
sit examining the break, aud will com
mence work to-day to close it up.
Mr.. Pink Dawson had his hand cut
very severely Sunday while he and Mr..
Eugene Early were trying to cut rope
/ from around hoi SEES neck that had be
come entangled and WIS choking
The Workman's Mutual Aid AS
ISOLATION met sunday afternoon, and
II fun attendance was present They
adjourned, aud in b dy attended
the funeral OF Miss Susie plunkctt.
Now tho owners of the proper
~ facing Franklin, between Fourth
and Fifth streets would fix the side
walks IN front of their property, Il
thousand pedestrians would rise NJ
and call them blessed.
Mr.. Robert r. Dennis received
Telegram Sunday from Danvlle, Va.
apprsing HIM Of the death of la,
father. Mr.. r. IL. Dennis. Mr.. Denni'
was well known in Waco, and died at
the ripe old age OF ~ years.
Bart More has two pictures o
Back town fire department at work
which were sent to him by Mr.. l.
New burg from Now York. We eau
not explain the pictures. Bart vii
take pleasure in showing them t,
you.
Tile str ct railway company will ex
tend their line out Fifth street to Mr
SIMS residence, where the terml IA vii
be for the present. They hay 100 fee
of ground fronting on Fifth street M,
running back to Sixth street, where
} their stables aud depot will ba erecte,
aud when the track is extended the,
will have the right Sf way from one
street to another.
Milk at one cent per quart il II chem
mr. icle Tor Waco. Major Moran nWok,
the natives by ,elling milk at tins pre-
yesterday on the plaza. Think of il
five newspaper men went through thcl
pockets and found two BRIDE Tickets
negotiated them for u nickel ana hough
Ave quarts OF milk. Then, with tw,
louves of bread bought on IA credit. thcr
WAS feast, etc.
AT Waco Farm last week the frl
lowing colts were fnalrd Sir llHllett
OF Waco; sorrel, white fucc, white OF
hind foot foaled May 10th, by llospndo
Sam Longfelow; IN mare No.
brtd to French imported stallion Cacu
Sir Fnlkn, OF Waco. bay colt; white face
fonled May 23l, by Hospador. dan
Lnvrieita, (,ster to Miss Alice, by I'm
ported Lexington, out OF imported
Jerusalem, mare bred buck.
Ground has been broken tnr the con
verting of Mr.. j l.. q rlard's bui ding
on North Fourth street, into n beautiful
opera house. An EXAMINER reporter
took look at the plans OF his proposed
hui lding the other day ard saw tia, tho
arrangements tor this temple TO he OF
the most pertoc, construction. II will
be one OF the ntatest and best arraug, 4
opera houses in the STATE, and lis sealing
capacity will be about 900, with seats OF
Tue latest and most improve patterns.
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