The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14
PERSONAL.

the city.
Mrs. Thos. s. Cross is down with
the dengue.
Mr.. Jimmy Golledge, of Hillsboro,
passed through the city yesterday, en-
route to Galveston.
Mr.. Tom ID. Hays Is, we regret to
say, again relapsed, and is now lying
dangerously in at he New McClel-
land.
Mr.. Sol. Lyons says the dengue
went through his family, and he had as
many as seven down at one tin O..
Mr.. l.. says he had a siege Of 1t with
all the trimmings.
Mr.. II. A. Peacock, of Shelbyville,
Tennessee, arrived IN the city n few
days ago, and is so pleased with
Waco that he will make II his homo.
Mr.. p. is pleasant and agreeable
young gentleman, and we welcome
him to the Central City.
Mr.. Q. q. McCulloch, who has been
making quite an extended trip in the
northern and eastern states for the
past four weeks, returned homo yes
terday in fine health. Mr.. Ms sister,
Mrs. Lucy Q. Aycock, and her daugh-
ter, accompanied him on his trip
north, and stopped in Missouri on
their return.
Conductor j. r. w. johnson, who
has been running the cannon ball
train on the I. g. st. l.. from Gates
vile to C0rsicana, has obtained a
lay-of, and will attend meeting OF
the order of Railway Conductors,
who will assemble in Louisville, KY,
next week. We wish Mr.. j. pleas.
ant trip, and hope to see him return
to Waco, and again run on the can.
non ball train.
MIR. Sam Norwood, our county as
SCISSOR, corner 9Th and Barron streets
had to yield Sunday night TO the
dengue. About a year ago he was
about the first one to fall In company
with the erysipelas, which lasted him
eight weeks, One of his court house
friends yesterday upon being told
Of Sans prostration, applauded the
event, aud remarked that somebody
| else would now stand O chance to
catch some fish In the BosQue.
At the Lehman House: M l. Will
liams, Iiorcna; w Perry, Hutto;
Parmele, Leadville; Max Bauman
Bolton; w g Morgan, wife and
city; w w Moore, Robinson; w A
Poage, city: j B Young, wife and
child, Moody; J Henderson, G NJ
Suggs, Turnerville; G Hall, Bosque
W p Darwin, city; j ii Green, TEN
pie; II NJ Scott, Round Rock.
At the New McClelland: Z G Har.
rick, Falls county; S j Mings, Judge
Geo p Miller, Gaiesville; j ID Shes
rill, Comanohe; VIC Mills and wife
McGregor; J 9 Cura, j A Sink, city
j NJ Mccormick, Dallas; ii b Kelsoe
NJ G Crib, Reagan; A P Green
Thorp Springs; Chas FYield, Bolton
David Holvey, j G Hollis, Lo-
rena; Ii Strauss, Cincinnati, o
w Hazelton, st Louis; s X Davis,
Chicsgo; G w Dunlap, Fort Worth;
w II Peterson, Quincy, Ill; G Muller,
Louisville, Ky; j 4 Miller, J Evans, j
McCune, Gilmer; ii S Brewer, Chica.
go; j p Garland, p ii Baker, A Cohn
city; p Reeves, Bald Prairie; w A
Bracy, Jacksonville, Miss;J w Bar
nett, Dallas; W NJ Baker, Galveston;
S o Andrews, N q.
Az the faclnC. M mcDOnOugn, M
p: j q Cox, Philadelphia; A Albers
Cincinnati; NJ Jones, Jersey City
NJ G Smith, New Orleans; Fred N
Possell, Dallas; X A Wilson, Du
buque; + L Bickey, st Louis; w Il
Crawley, Cincinnati; w II Hollon
city; James Mahon, II & 7 q Ry
+ n Mitchell, Bremond; Colonel Gee
Bartholomaie, Baltimore; General c
ID Wingficld, st Louis; L II Kelley
Bartlett. Bayard I Barry, Corsicana
Chas E Cargill, Chicago; W A Tar
rell, New York; A q Petrie, Dallas
8 A Wagner. Chicago; ii b Sanborn
Houston; Eph l. Byers, Wingdeld
KS; John L Dyer, city; Il I Pugh, s.
Louis; j N Groesbeck, San Antonio
A Vernon Billet, New York; A "
Childress, Durham, N @.