The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-02
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visit to Temple.
Professor Henry Rcuss, late of PARIS.
Tex, has accepted II position with MIR.
III. Behrens, the druggist.
MIR. II. W. LedfUrd arrived from
Decatur yesterday, and will accept Il
situation with Mr.. T.. N. Curtis.
Miss Rosa Jones and Miss Kate
Taylor leave for Cincinnati to-day,
where they will remain for some time.
Mr.. Travis Jones will leave to.nior-
row evening tor Paris, Ky, to at
tend the races there. Mr.. Sanford
johnson will also be present.
Mrs. Ed Rotan, Miss Nettie Rotan
and the children will leave for Vir-
ginia on tomorrow. Miss Nettic
will remain at school at Stanton.
Colonel Il. A, Philpot and wife, of
frecstonc county, are visiting Rev.
and Mrs. Horace Bishop at the Meth
odist parsonage, South Fifth street.
Mrs. II. is n sister of Mr.. Bishop.
Mr.. NJ Il. Ewing, attorney for the
Scottish-American Mortgage company
leaves tomorrow for six or eight
weeks trip to Carlisle and other
points in his native state, Kentucky.
Miss Annie Fowler, of San Antonio,
arrived in the city last night on the
l:2O Missouri Pacific train, and is n
guest of Mrs. Mary Heatherly at the
Pacific. This lady has many admiring
friends in Waco, and the EXAMINER
bespeaks for her much pleasure while
here.
Mr. Ed. skinner, one of the best
operators that ever transformed cleo
trio clicks into splendidly taken press
reports, and who has been holding
down the night "sit in" the w. L., for
the past three months, retired from
that position yesterday and will
shortly engage in other business,
either in Waco or vicinagc. Ed. has
made host of friends, and most de.
servedly too, not second TO any of
which is the EXAMINER force, and
they wish HIM God speed and lots OF
shekels.
ii. a. McArdle, the illustrious artist |
who painted the great picture dee at
the Wilderness" the original OF which |
was purchased by the state and was
burned when the capitol was given to |
the flames, is in the city. He rcpaint- |
ed fora citizen of Waco the center |
group of that great work. The pic
ture Is on exhibition at Martin Bros.
on Austin street, aud it is well worth |
u visit. Mr.. McArdlc viii remain sew
eral days in the city and we commend |
him TO the hospitablc care of our PEG.
sic. lie Is great artist and the pict-
urc he has brought here with him is |
one of the very best pieces of work |
from his cunning brush.
AT the Pacific: l. Bridman and SER
want. st Louis; Il NJ West, Mt Calm; 4
louis tSG'i i N NY Pope aor& New }oPR, X
Buckshaun, Baltimore; NJ Melon
ough, Mo u Ry; W 5 Baker, w II
Roper, l. Ncwburg, John l. Dyercity;
j A Bucanan, WaXahachie; John Is
Waddell, Bosquevillc; # Mcqueen,
Dallas;J Yager,St Louis;M II McAfec,
Little Rock; Z 5 Frizellc, Kansas City;
L Parks, Tennessee.
At the New McClclland House :
David Fable, New Orleans John II
Doran, Geo w Wilson, st Louis; w
e Penn, Grandview j Sampson,
Reidsville, n c.; & b Mace, Corsi-
cana; + II Ward, st Louis W )
Shaw, Corsicana; 4 5 Birdwhistell, |
Texas; S e Messor amt wife, llico =;
Mrs NJ Mccain, Pine Bluff; Mrs Stew
art, Crockett; Mrs Oats, Palestine
j Rosenblatt, Baltimore, + NJ Davis,
Dallas T. Atkinson, FIT Worth; ii & |
Mills, McGrcgor; j G Hollis, Lorena
o Eddy, st Louis; VIM wilmer,
Morgan II w Olmsted, Houston
Jno 4 Farley, st Louis; II b Barn
hart and wife, Austin; VIM lIazclton,
ST Louis Rev 4. Il. Il. Trader, Balti-
more; Il q Locke, Marlin l. Meme
for, city.