The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-19
LOCAL MATTERS

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A railroad down the Brazos woll
be a boom Tor Waco
The waco Business College has no
superior IN the country.
Rescue Hook and Ladder company
meet tonight in called -cssion.
Thanks TO Il lady fair for some very
beautiful flowers, more beautil1 tar, a.
coming from her
The 'roaker il now IN his gloiy, and
400 much rain" is the burden OF hia
dolorous cfuakiugs.
Mothers, wives, sisters, cousins aud
ann's all prepnre something nice to-
day FOR the excursion Monday
DO not fail to notice tho announce
ment % the fancy dress ball Oh Friday,
April u, IN amusc ment column.
The county candidates are out, aud
the people cnu take their pick. They ARE
all good men, and don't forget it
--Rem"mbcr the excursion; 81 90 to
the grounds and return; 81 % 10 Gates
VILE AMI return children half price
Before you purchase n summer auit
d c othes, a hat, or dry goods u any
kind, call on G. Robinson, No. 3}3 Aus
TIN avenue
The circus in town Laid over IA this
city until today. 30 IA to give ever
member OF thht company chance to X
to Hers and get fine cigar
High tnr.fl or low tariff IL the groat
national question, but az Il local quc,-
ton isn't the tntlil on bakers brcnd and
ON wood little too high il Waco.
The ride to the Leon and return l.
over the most beautiful priiric- IN 'Iexas,
and every one should not neglect TIM
/ opportunity TO 90 on the ercur-ion.
In Justice Evans court yesterday
the case OF j. w. Reno aud 10.
| Thomas, jointly charged with steal
lug cattle, were tried and acquitted.
No more hoods at the corner u
Mary Hnd Eighth stroets. The boz
drains under the Narrow Gauge ~
| 'cventh, takes the greater part Of the
water down that at Get
The improvements at the Iron
/ Front are going on, IN masking the rear
entrance iucr than many -nloo.A have
! for front entrance. There can bo no
/ improvements IN the husky sold on the
inside. rs il l. the best.
The inIu OF yesterday mad" u bit ~
ng up IN dense inky pillows from all
poIuts ut thu compass III most ominons
porteut- 81 IL hurricane, and mHuy eyes
watched the urging pillows anHIou-ly,
but instead Ut cyclone 1t prov cd only
II gentle spring shower.
The following IL the scheiuln pl thu
excursion train on next M"niay, the
Dist inst. Leave Waco at 10 u. IN
returning arrives at 1880 =, m; lcaye-
McGregor at $50 u. m, returning AR.
rlves at $50 p. M. leaves picuic ground
at 10 II M, and 3 and 5:lO p. m, retui n
ing arrives al gt5 and L 40 IL. IN. and T
p IN leaves Gatesvlllr at / n m, l.
p, m, returning arrives at 1850 II, m,
and 3i5 y. IN. l9lt
And now the question which sgitHtea
the grent metropolitan heart and makes
1t throh like the piston of II big pump,
/. whether our well wutor is ful OF
deadly animHlculr. mia-natlc ctiluy as
and disease creating organic proto-
plasms or not We ARE willing to bot -
boiled turuip against u last yours neck
tie, that Waco well water ~ n beautiful
as the crystal drops which dlsiil from
the ice-crowuel rocks OF the Rocky
monntHIns
A gentleman just from Hill county
I reports the recent -eyare III es- OF our
old friend Mr.. Sevau Anderson, who
lives two miles south OF Peoria W. are
glad to learn that he Is now conyalesceut
however. He is well aud tayorabIy re-
memb red IA Waco by host OF friends.
Ia former years It was his custom to d.
all hi. trading here, after dlsposins OF
his cotton, grain, etc but OF late he has
been absent from roll cal, having en-.
/ listed III railroad rsuks that supply him
with towns just outside his door. Tbs
reporter has grateful feelings Tor the old
/ gsutlemsu's welfare aud rapid + turn to
I vigorous health, IN remembrance II the
hospi,able roof that sheltered him one
black, rainy night, and the culinary de
partment that contributed sumptuously
such Injuries rs spring chicken. golden
bntter, country ham, eggs and butter
milk, when he wa, too hungry g. rrcoI
l-ct his middle name. NJ Anderson
has our sucerr wishes for a long and
healtuiul life and continued success m
his wise management Of granger pur
suits