The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-21

Policeman Hart is one of the suffer.
ers with dengue, and is unable to at
tend to duty.
Colonel John l. Barlow, editor of
this paper, is down with genuine
and acknowledged case.o dengue.
Mr.. Oscar Canuteson is one of the
late victims of dcngue, aud Is suffer
ing In the first degree, all the pangs
Of the malady. ~ p
Messrs. II. Ii. Baker, Ed. Toby, w.
U. Woodward and Sam Beatty are
oonvalescents, and can be seen at
their places of business.
Mr.. Mack Powers was taken very
suddenly last evening with the dem
que, while weighing cotton at the
Brazos compress, and within a few
minutes he looked as If he was dying.
Mack said he believed he had weighed
his last bale of cotton. Go. -,Yg
Mr.. Sam Miller, advance agent for
Colonel Dan Rice, arrived from Dali
las last evening, where he has been
down with the dengue. lie is an ex-
perienced newspaper man, and, with
al Is very appropriate and pleasant
companion for clown-lecturer.
Now the dengue has got its foot
into 1t. Our friend, Sam Berry, left
his cotton yard yesterday--under pro-
test-and said he was going to give
the dcngue a good, square talk before
he went to his bed. If the dengue
only listened to Sam, we predict that
the epidemic Is now dead.
Mr.. Sam Wood is a jovial fellow
and nothing puts him out of good
humor, but he has his patience tried
now. Ali of his family are down
with the dengue but himself and the
baby, and they keep house. After
Mr.. Wood finishes his household du-
tics you can find him al his usual
place of business.
The EXAMINER Office was enliveDed
last evening by visit from Messrs.
VIM. Warrington, Fred aud Walter
Lcnnox, jr., of Skipped by the Light
of the Moon company. rhe gentle
men came to pay their respects to the
press, and were found to be brilliant
conversationaIists, and their few min
utes stay in the city editors sanc,um
was highly enjoyable.
At the Lehman House: w d Orr,
j b Nixon, Eddy; w S Tanner
Springfield, Ill; ii l. Winston, city;
W s James, Z l. Gwartney, Corsi-
cana; j M Ferguson, + A Hill, city;
Seph Anderson, Waco Ranch; w "
Evans, county; w A Poage, city; Jas
A Mckee. Dallas; Frank King and
daughter, Bosque; + . Mesler, San
Francisoo; w II Moser, Terry; Z j
Daley, Cleveland, o.
AT the Pacific: G Wattsford, Tex as;
w ID Oney Texas; Robert Brooks,
city; 30 Murphy, Chicago; Oscar S
Volt, New York; w J Jacob, Bren-
ham, Tex; v Lemon, New York; DR.
w II Calfee, city; L f Spalding, Dali
las; ID j Lapreen, Marlin; w II Ellis,
Fort Worth; Charles Fortran, city;
NJ ID Herring, city; II q Mannus, st
Louis; Jessie Hay, New York; Chas
Hatton, New York; j w Kews, New
York; jefferson Davis, city.
At the New McClelland: V d Cur
tbs, Chicago; John Hanan, John Nc
Quade, New York; b chaplin, Chi
cago; L Ormswell, San Francisco; w
n heHsieN, ot LOUIS III Whho", Wy ,
W b Wells, II Z Jonas, st Louis; W 5
Wilbourn, Chicago; j ii johnson,
Maconga; WIN Warning and wife,
Fred Lennox, Walter Lennox, jr, W
ID Stone and wife, Miss Dallie Thorn
ton, Miss Hattie Geary, Clarence
Montainc, II A Mcdowell, Cbas Ha-
gin, Chas Weight, II q Browning,
Skipped by the Light of the Moon;
J Is Nixon, w ID Orr, Eddy; q v
Cavit, Leon Junction; Il Leasing, city
II ii Belle, II II Dick, L N Conrad,
New York;T j Hubert, lredell;J II
Wright. Eddy;J Saunders, Texas; u
Q Burnett, city; II J Hudson, Lorena
f A Sawyer, Kansas; W Emery
Houston; Il Waites, city; A G Walker
Wootan Wells; J p Garland. city; "
A HALEY, Marlin.