The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John II. Wilkes is down with
dengue fever.
The clever Mr. w. IL. McAfee, OF
Little Rock, is AT the Pacific.
Mr.. Jas. Woods. assistant agent of
Mcintyre & Heath's minsirols, is al
the New McClelland.
Rev. Horace Bishop, wife aud four
| other members OF his family are
down with the dengue.
Mrs. X. Is. Chandler and Miss Liz
zie, the EXAMINER regrets TO learn,
are suffering from severe attack of
| dengue fever.
Mr.. Layton Pickett left yesterday
for Lampasas, where he will stay un-
til he fully RECEIVERS from his late
severe attack of fever
Major Wiley Jones and Colonel
Sanford johnson went down to
Houston last night TO look after pre-,
pairing the fair grounds for the fall
Races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. 4. Farley, Of st.
Louis, aud their two little boys, re-
turned last evening from the north,
and are quaricrcd at the New Nc
Clelland.
Mrs. Willie ID. House, principal OF
the Firet Ward school, returned TO
the city yesterday after spending
several weeks with relatives in Wash
ington county.
A telegram was received yesterday
from Mr.. Dan Ford, at Crawford,
which stated that his father was
much better, aud there was strong
Mr.. Geo. II. LennoX, general agent
for Mcintyre a. Heath's MINISTRIES,
dropped in on the EXAMINER last
evening. His company appears at
the McClelland opera house ON FRI
day, October a.,
: Mr.. W. L. Cresap, one of the oldest,
best and most accommodating con
r ductors on the II. n T. g., will move
. his family from Cisco to this cit,
| next week, and Mr.. c. will have
= charge of the day train running IRON
! Waco to Bremond.
MI. Nj. N. RIOS nthal returned yes
a terday from an extensive trip IN IN
: interest of his firm. While absou
n MIR. II. Laudled several hundred bale
: of cotton, and sh ppcd it 10 Mexico
II New York aud Liverpool. Wac
o would have handled this cotton had
= not been for the bad weather.
II Sheriff Il. A. McElhanoD, of Jacl
II son county, Ca, Is AT the New NJ
N Clellsnd. This Is the gentleman
Y, first visit to Texas, and he is high
% delighted wi h our country ana pc
ole, He SAYS he thinks Texas is
lis moor country for criminal to I
TEMPT TO hide in, if all the officers
OF the state are like those in McLenn
county. a.,
&c, MIR. john Obcrliu and wife, of Ca
Sc ton, Ohio, arrived in the city yestt
day, and have gone out TO their sol
Nv farm near the city. Ihelr son ca
nut to the vicinity OF Waco last fall and
Gated. Mr.. Oberlin is well-to-
ok f,rmer, aud eau rest assured OF meet
ON with an appropriate reception, as II
this class of immigration which a.
e." to the material prosperity of
are state.
At The Lehman House; MD II
ect ring, city; A Tadlock, Crawford
HALEY, st Louis; W A Poage; cit
A Wagner, Speegleyillo; =" IN
ee Evans, cJunly;J 5 llansler, Mt u
the w 5 Hagau, Robinson; A l. Wins
his Rusk; Mr. and Mrs Joseph Eikcl, {
his i'll smith, Bosque; W liearne, I
tire ple; q Holmes, Lsmpasas; j
lug blackwell, Taylor; V Adkins, q
rm- bury; N l. Bruce, Mastrrsville.
was At the Pacific: 4 Z Abel, v
0 he Brazelton, city; NJ II McAfce, l.
In Rock; Il N Thomas Dallas; Ec
any Clair, ST Louis; II ID Stulock, Da
the Mrs Willie House aud child, Il
ght. ham; NJ McDonough, NJ L Ry.;
lie Owens, New Orleans; j b Zal
itch New York; S Girstman, city;
him Milburn, Fort Bend county;
and Roberts, Kansas City; Il w Pal
wing st Louis; IL Carglll, city W A
hind Beth, Gstesyillo; y w Watkins,
COM York; 7 Is Ramey, Tyler W S
hing Cincinnati; A w Grabbing, y
Piled IL j McManus, st Louis, II II ID
enc. man, city; Mrs Carlton, Texas;
on if Doggit, Texas.
He Al the New McClelland ii
light, ers, Rochester, New York; FA b
and New York; CD Hatch, Boston,
5000 Joumans, st Louis; S kaufman,
lance II McGee, New York; S TJoh
upon Corsicana; f A McElhanon, Jefie
at Ga; j A Martin, Marlin Tex; Ji
how Winter, Waco; II f Speer, Balti
nemy II ID Allison, Mckinney; q L
Marlin; l. S Paine, st Louis, n
ID Sleeper, Hewitt; W Il May
Jas l. Maynard, Bastrop; Hen
venue Fry, Chicago; II 5 Young, A