The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
Personal AND IMPERSONAL.

--Rowel has made upward of $780,
900 out of the various walking matches
be has enteScd.
Mrs. Ada Reed, who was elected
Justice of the Peace at Livermore Pa,
Tor Joke, has filed her bond. taken out
her commission, and propose, to serve.
-Milddciphia Press.
Rev, Dr. llorstman. of Phiadel-
phia had asthma and hay fever for
many wears. and cured it entirely lately
by having piece of his nose bone sawn
out. 49, Pttiadeiphia Record
Caleb Dickinson of Hatfield, Mass,
whose personal pecuiaritie> made him
the laughing stock of the town, died
lately and left Sl00. 600 to found a hos
pital for the INDECENT sick of Northamp
ton, Hatfield and Whately,
The ST. Adams Messenger reports
that venerable and highly esteemed
resident of Windham County. Vermont.
offered a Young woman $4,000 10
marry him. and the same authority has
ii that she accepted him and it.
William King, who recently died in
London. eleven wears ago willed
that the sum should be doubled every
year that the tcstator should be kept
alive. 50 that the practitioner now come,
il for y bcque,t of over SIj0,O
David Saltlman. an Interpreter at
Castle Garden. has crossed the ocean
three times alone. minging aboard shiy
with the coming citizens from all quar-
tiers of Europe. SO that he can speak
iluently Polish, Bochmi>ch, Hungarian,
German and English languages He is
not thirteen years old. y. \. SIM.
During their American tours Bern
hardt. Langtry and Irving gathered in
over Il million dollars. Mrs Langry ),
total earnings were S22g, $685. Mime.
Bcrnhardt', are stated to have been
$500 600 for twenty-,ix weeks. an aver
are OF -, Ia for Isl performances Mr..
lrving's are given As 800, 6O4 or an
average Of -, al - thicaqo J0ur7ld
-AlphruS Brown, OF Dalton y. H..
is over ninety years of age, and when
in the Legislature of 1887 helped to elect
/enaS Crane to the GOVERNOR Council
In 1862 Brown voted for son OF /enas,
bearing the same name. who was also
elected to the Council, and last Noyem-
Der he voted for Zenas. the third, who
successfully contested u seat in that bod,
10 which his grandfather and father had
been elected in their respective times
Col. liammct, a cotton manufac-
turcr is in love with all hi, or'ling
girls. He says the Southern cotton mill
operatives are far superior to their
sisters in New Eagland. and describe,
them thus: "Iall, shapcly, with well
poised heads and faces which would du
for moulds of beauty, they are Is lady
like at the hcarthstOnr aS they are pro-
1icicnt nt the loom. ihcl are all under
the salutnrv influence of home and
church relationship, and are a elias, of
whom any nation should feel proud
81. L0His Post
There are four Jonc>cs in the pres
cnt National House of Representatives
all Democrats. There i, unlv one
smith, There are three lay lor,, two
Brewers, to Davi>cS and one Davidson.
two Browns, two Camphcll>. two
Hcndersons and one Anderson, two
Hatchcs, two AdamScs, two Pcrlc~. two
RogcrscS. two Wilson's. two Winan,rs.
two WiscS, two Culbcrt>ons. two CuNc>.
two Eyan>es. two Rays, two Summers.
two o Ncills, two Warmers. two Miles.
two ROhinSOns, two SINNERS. two
Stewarts, two llcwitts and two Turner's