The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-13
MISS KATE STouTE
PERSONAL.


Wootan Wells.
Mrs. Ella $. Cohen left yesterda,
for a trip TO Cincinnati.
Mr., $. A. Hogan left yesterday for
Fort Worth on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miguel, of Pal
estinc, are In the city, on visit TO rel
atives.
Mr.. WIN. Breustedt left yesterday
Tor Terrell, where Mrs. Is Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. DIR. X. Wallace.
Captain NJ. ID. Herring left yester-
day morning for Wootan Wells,
where Mrs. II. and Miss Laura are
spending week for their health.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Hickey, of Hills
boro, registered at the Missouri Pa
ciilo hotel yesterday. They married
in Athens on Friday and were on
their way to their new home.
Mr.. John NJ. Grand and his two
sons, masters Sam and Lin, returned
home yesterday from All extended
visit to Lancaster, Ky. They had an
enjoyable time and returned home in
fine health.
Major Il. A. Sturgis returned yes
terday from an extended trip in Ma
ryland and Virginia, where he went
with his two daughters and son for
health and pleasure. The Major is
himself in fine health, and is glad to
get back to Waco.
Alderman Tom Smith Is making
arrangements to move with his fami-
~ to Hewitt. Mr.. S. has resided In
Waco for several years aud Is serving
his second term as alderman from
the Third ward. lie is an honcred
M upright citizen, and has made II
| good all efficient city father. We will
miss him when he's gone.
Mr., b. Haber, the merchant prince
of the avenue, has returned from
New York, where he has been spend
ing several weeks selecting fine lot
of goods for his mammoth establish
ment. Mr.. b. is in fine health and
took time while in New York to go
out to the beach and enjoy the pure
air waited to the shore by old Allan
ties breezes.
Mr.. $. N. Pickens, u prominent citi-
zen of Palestine, is in the city. Years
ago Mr.. Z. lived In Waco, and many
OF our old citizens will remember
him. When the Waco boys were
making \ survey on the Texas Mid
land through Palestine last fall Mr..
Pickcns showed them many courte-
sizes, and for which the EXAMINER re-
turns thanks ON behalf of the engl-
neering party.
The EXAMINER IL delighted to I'M
derstand that ID. &. Bollinger, Esq,
has returned to Waco to remain per-
manently and re-enter the practice of
the law. Reference is hereby made
to his card in another place. His
good wife, formerly Miss Earle Harri-
sou, is one of our Waco girls and pos
sesses 10 a remarkable degree, the
affections of the older residents. We
bespeak for Mr.. Bolliuger the re.
spectful attention of our readers re-
curing the services of faithful aud
accomplished lawyer.
AT the Lehman House: II A Black.
sheir, o Bailey, II Seigel,W Z Green,
j V Smith. Thos Henry, j W Damron,
city; A aaley, Chicago, Ill; L II
Halstead, W 4 Rose, Isaac Reed, South
Bosque; 7 NJ Sprinkles, Buffalo, Tex;
j 4 Lindsay, Tcxarkana; Henry
Walker, Fort Worth; Il NJ Finch, Gle
burn, Tex.
At the Pacific; II ugo Sachs, Gal
weston; 5 X Davis, Chicago; X NJ
Robertson, Baltimore, Md; 4 e Har-
vey, Galveston; e Crowley, New Or
leans John Lashley, Texas NJ Nc
Donough, NJ z Ry; John l. Dyer,
City Will 4 Betterton, st Louis n
G Carruthers, Cleveland, o; L w
Ruilner, Philadelphia; l. j Bolts, ST
Louis L Simmons, ST Louis w S
Baker, j L Harrison, City; NJ 5 Ken
needy, Lynchburg, Va; John ID Wilson,
New York; w A Waldcnt, Tyler.
At the New McClelland: W ii
Bragg, Ilillsboro; q IL Hart, U w Nc
Comas, Galvcston; f jenkins, q X
Merriwoiher, Dallas; w 5 Rose, w l.
Barnett, st Louis; a Prudential, W
y lIoyt, " d Skirying, New YS 1rikkiIki
and children, Now Mariana, Mo; IL X
WALL Gatesville; G ID Sleeper, Hewitt,
5 N rickens, Palestine; IL 5 Francis,
Boston; b MARTIN, Temple.
Bows, down and ont with them; beat
all competition; sell more goods; sell
them now--Blackb berries, choice tive
pound cans, only 10 cents per cal
choice two two pound apples, IL
cents per can; choice tomatoes, beans
and pears, all at only 10 cents per can
eight bars Rooster soap for % cents
choice mixed tea, only 35 cents pei
pound; choice Japan tea, one poun,
cans, 80 cents per pound; good nav,
tobacco, only So cents per pound
choice syrup, only 40 to SO cents pc
gallon; choice molasses, only 40 10 q