The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-13

the dengue.
Mr.. o. g. Morehead, of Bremond,
spent yesterday in the city.
Colonel Hough is dangerously i'll.
and 1t is though he cannot last many
more days.
General L. s. Ross Is again unable
to be out, being conilne at home with
the dengue.
Among the convslcsceuts from
dengue are Messrs. W. A. Sullivan
aud j. X. Street.
Look out for Jay Gould; he is COM
ing down this way, and may run in
on ne at any time.
DR.. s.. A. Owens is confined 10 his
home, being worn out from his trip
to Eastland county.
DIR. w. l.. Barker is able to sit up
and is slowly coming TO himself
again. after the dcngue has wrestled
with him for several DAYS.
Captain M. u. Herring and ID. A.
Kelley, Esq, left last night via the
Central for Groesbeck, where they
have important cases In the district
court.
Mr.. w. Douglass Herring arrivr d
yesterday from his rancho on the
Cimmarone river, and will remain at
home for several weeks before re-
turning.
Major Wiley Jones returned yes
terday from the ST. Louis exposition.
He left Sanford johnson at Fort
Worth, where he is looking after
horses for the fall races.
Drs. X. w. Park and A. II. Snead
are able TO look after their patients
again, after they waited very pa
tiently for the dengue to run its
course ON them.
Judge j. M. Mccormick arrived in
the city last night, and will set as spe-
cial master In chancery to-day in the
federal court, to hear claims against
the Texas Il st. Louis railway.
Mrs. Terry Houser, of Abilene, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Il.
q. Stills, left for her home yesterday.
Mrs. Houser's health is still very bad,
though she is improving very slowly.
Mr.. 10. Herrin, general superinten-
dent of the Nj. p. and I. Il g. N. rail
ways, aud his assistant, Mr.. j. ID.
Carringdan, passed through the city
yesterday ut $50 T.. IN, en route south
They had special train, and were
making tour of the road.
A. M. Harris, Esq, is the happiest
man in this great city of Waco. On
yesterday he received telegram
from Virginia which stated that he
was tho father of the finest boy baby
that ever first saw light in the Old
Dominion. Mr.. HIS friends had to
sit up with him last night.
Miss Mamie Howard, of Barnes
Vile, Ga, sister of our fellow-citIzen,
Mr.. James Howard, is in tho city, a
guest OF her kinsman, DIR. Joe S.
Willis, on South Fourth street. The
EXAMINER bids the young lady q
welcome to the Lone Star State, aud
trusts that her visit may be pleasant
one. I'D etll t8 .st
At the Lehman House: G II Jones,
New York; 4 j Gibbs, Clifton; N Is
Randall, Meridian, j Is Ivey. Abbott;
W w Moore, j L Moore, Robinson;
Max Bowman, Bolton; Seph Auder-
son, " AGO Rancho: l. ID Grow, j Nj
Carroll, .Gatesville; A II Anderson,
Lorena; ii A Denuett, w A Ish, city;
ii w Lutterlah, w X Parks, Gates
Vile; j. w Cushion, city; a w
Porter, Dallas; w Scott, Aquilla; w
Il kirkpatrick and wife, Mt Calm; A
S Gill, ID l. Lindsey. Purdon; N De-
lany, Coryell; G 0Rlesby, Waco
Ranch; WA Poage, city; Mrs Rabey,
Miss Rabey, Usage. No qo
AT the Pacific: q j Brier, l. II
Rosson, city; Ii l. Gibson, Hillsboro;
w l. Allen, Massachusetts; NJ Nc.
Donough, NJ. Z. Ry.; j q Canbrum,
Louis Steinbein, st. Louis; IL L
Lullin, Houston; Il Dickey, John l.
Dyer, city; IL q Milton, Hubbard
City; I NJ Summers, Denver, Colora
do;J e Hines, Shreveport, La; w II
Merriwether, Nashville, Tenn: John
w Dickey, Tyler;T Morrow, Pales-
tine; Ed Jarrett and wife, Valley
Mills; II Horton, Cleburne, Texas
liz p Byran, Evansville, Ind.
Z B Strand, Hillsboro; w b Rhea
Falls county; II IL Kingsbury, Wash
ington, ID Gil Longley, st Louis; W
Massey, New Orleans; j N Lanier
Nashville, Tenn; y N Mitchell, Bre
mond; ID Wolf New York; p Il
Reichardt, ST Louis; Z d Allen, Law
renee, KS; ii w Colbert, Houston
w ) Baker, city; A b Lee, COrsicsns
g X Freeman and wife, Houston; 9
II Voting, New York; L w West,
p Rsyle, Mt Calm; J Hair, city; X
Alexander; Houston; O II Field, For
Worth; j II Pollock, Dallas; j II Cox
Philadelphia; A j Albers, Cincinnati
At the New McCleiland: w T. Bar
nett, M ID, 81 Louis; Il Il Chase, For
| w :, ..th. tUs Sax,la,.. Oh; a atpbfa. I
Herdshom, New York; # w Luiter.
lob, Gatesville; J w Howard, Texas
j Linercum, J Fuggeus, Temple; A
Nance, Kyle, ii White, baskerville; 1
II Baker, II II bowman, city; &c,
C Bengemen, st Louis; z ii Hart
Galveston; G g Higgins, city; H'N
Van Hagen, New York; Jos b v
Johnston, Texas & st. Louis railway
ID w Mason, Chicago; VIM J kay,
lT Morey, Bolton; NJ q Flaisig am
wife, st Joe, Mo; Oscar M Raglanc
| A G McKeen. Central City; S Wyllis
Baltimore; A j Boss, city; Mrs ID
Majors, Marlin; John p Majors, Rob
inson; o b Caldwell, city; E L Chas
aud family, Fort Worth; Joseph Lau
dis, Philadelphia; A w Miller, Lime
stone county; A @ Quicker Dallas;
e johnson, st Louis; ] W Coyine
ton, Dallas; John I Dickerson, Aus
tin; Vim Herrick aud lady, Roun
Rock; TIP s. McCowen. Whitney;
Bowman, Y II Beasley, city; W
| telden, Galveston; j WISE 81 Loui
4 Mallinrose, Eddy; j MoCune, Gil
mer; Ed l. Bancrott, New York; d
Grier, Corsicana; Il l Grecn, Edd,
West Beaumont Ohio; J Q Camburl
st Louis; JAS o Jones, Kosse; f
Emery, Houston: J r Garland, cit,
why Is 10
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, how is Il you boys will twist the Q!
, penses ofany retail grocer in Wac
, eau, and do sell nearly every articl
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