The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-18
OUR NE1GHBORS' OPINIONS
AND EVERYBODY ELSE.
The Moody Monitor tav0rs primary
elections for McLenman county. y.-Bel-
L.

M - ~ g. Il J i1''l'l IaL-I.
The Moody Monitor tayors primary
Tor McLennan county. Bel !
ton News.
McLouuqn county VIII not have
primary elections and there is gong
TO be LIVELY time now in Conse-
quence.-Be News.
For A BROTHER pUTCIMAN.
The waco ENAN1GNFR turns its
column rules for the dead emperor.
1t takes something extraordinary toI
cause lHE EXAMINER to turn black
in the face Bolton News.
SPLENDID EplrlON.
The Waco EXAMINER issued
epleudid edition few days ago. Pub
lie buildings great men, private res'-
dences, and beautiful scenery was
among tho iilustratlons.- COrsicana
Observer
FOR THE MIGRANT
There are 10 40i acres of state school
lands in Bel county unsold. Coryell
county has l23 acres, Hamilton 49,
$40, ar Lsmpasa-, 20, S34, making III
this senatorial district, S6,2Ol acres.
In addition to Coryell and Lampasas
the other counties bordering on Bell
which contain school lands ere as foi-
lows BurAet, 262lO; Williamson, 10
Milan, 8725-Belton Reporter.
NOT Is. But 1ITE PEOPLE.
TIE EXAMINER is talking about
"busting" up the work of the county
democrat executive committee, be-
cause somebody said DIR, Moore both
cred the democratic party last year.
The EXAMINER is bound to have an
observation-disclosures party or
sauized. Now we want to say that
the Herald is democratic ana Is not
going to JON the new party.-Temple
Herald,
HE Is \ SHOULDER HITTER.
We can compare Crantil's de-
molshment OF Dohoney and DR..
Moore to nothing but the demolish-
ment of the Galveston and Dallas
News by Congressman Grain. Gran
fill routs the Inconsistencies of Do
honey and Moore with u battery of
facts, while the C.. and -. News cries
quarter under the disguise of pas
quinade instead of meeting the iron
hail of Grain with the cannonade OF
sober rgumont.-Jury.
THE FIRST SPIKE.
Corpus Christi once wanted the
Nueccs Valley railway bad, but il
/ played the baby act so long that the
opportunity was lost. Waco recently
organized the Brazos Vail Y railroad
ana on Monday last tie ceremony OF
driving the first spike was cuthusias-
/ tically celebrated. This is the way
/ widc-awako people carry out theil
enterprises. There is Il lesson in thC
above lhat Corpus Christi wonld dC
well 10 learn.-Corpus Christi Celi.
WACO WILL FURNISH BRAINS
The Waco people are somewhat
disposed to boast OF their enterprise
ia going through the state rasins
money to start a National ba0k in
their town. a representative of th,
proposed institution VIII be in Dalla,
in few days aud Dallas capitalist,
viii be permitted to come in ON The
ground iloor. AT least this is toe way
his coming Is advertised The Times
Herald is intimately acquainted Wltl
the Dallas capitalists. They hardl,
tNCI ~ III Oil tAc StOuh'i HpoI' l II
generally take possessidn of the gar
ret and run the whole hous
from that point. And they do thi
because they are wise.--1'imes
Herald.
ITS OUR SWEAT.
McLennan county is just now goin
through political sweat, one out c
many arising from the complication
of the prohibition question. VI
, Moore, the chairman OF the executiv
: committee is strong prohibitions
and has the resolutions of the la
t county convention to back him in o
, dering that delegates to the state Col
, Vention tor nominating delegates
= the national convention shall /
| elected by the county convention Il
t stead OF by primaries as horetofor
S This raises howl among nearly a
t classes, and those who think they ca
= see a prohibition bug under the CHI
are strong in denouncing the mea
ure, and calling for the old time Gu
/ tom,-Temple Times.
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