The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
PERSONAL.

Prof. j. 4. Strother,of Lorena, is in
the city.
DIR. S. L. Snodgrass, of West, was
in the city esterday.
MIR. +. Steinberger. representing
Rand, Mentally Il Co, of Chicago, is
in town.
Mr.. J. A. Solomon, of the firm OF
Leasing, Solomon Il Roscnthal, left
last afternoon for New York City.
lie will be abseut about six weeks.
Among the convalcscents from the
dengue is Mr.. e. N. Curtis, who was
among the last victims of the scourge,
but he was no less a sufferer by COM
ing In with the last ones.
Bart Moore and party returned
home Friday night. On their hunt
Wednesday one bear was killed. DIR.
Thomas Moore was delighted with
the fishing and his stay in camp with
the "boys."
Mr.. G. Robinson is in receipt Of a
letter from his brother, DIR. ii. Rob-
inson, who is now in Los Angeles
California, and who has been very
feeble lately, that he is now enjoying
good health. The doctor expects TO
return to Waco some time this winter
Mr.. Robert Smith, state superln-
teDdant for X. G. Dun & Co., was in
the city yesterday enroute to Calves
ton from Dallas, to which city he ex-
poets soon to remove. MIR. Smith
says that Galveston has received ,
black eye in the recent fire fron
which she will not soon recover.
At the Lehman house: + Stem
berger, Chicago; T. Mulhieran, Mon
treal, Cal; j NJ Goldman, Moundville
No.; Flay Claugh, Moundyille. Mo.
A S Hughes, Meridian;J ii Gouldy
Meridian; W II Smith, McG.egor; W
l. Burke, McGregor; John Bellinger
Martin; S A Stinscn, Mt Calm; Miss
Allie Chambers, ThorntoD; V II
Ballen, Bose ueville; Master Hall
Washington, Bosqueville; Charlie,
Ledniuu, cisy; George G Gillian, city
Seph Anderson, Waco Rancho.
AT tho Pacific: NJ McDonough, Mo-
souri, Pacific railroad; b 7 Smith, st
Louis; James II Kellum, Waco; JOIN
Eggclston, New York; Theodore /
Park, Ohio; j II Jeter, Il II Amber
Fort Worth; Samuel Fordel, Eel Paso
John Grant, Laredo, Tex; II NJ McIn.
tyre, New York; L L Walker, Hous-
ton; j A Walker, Wooten Wells; + n
Mitchell, Bremond; Kansas Jake
Topeka, Kansas A A Camp, Cincin.
natl; j L Elgin, city; William M
Springer, 0kaloose, Iowa; j II Ran
die, city; Ed Lewyn, New York; ID l.
Blackman, Corsicana; ID Morris, At
lanta; f Waltman, Fort Worth; G Il
johnson, Texarkana; II l. Page, ST
Louis; j Kelley and family, New Or
leans; II II Starr, Marlin; II Cooke,
Texas; James NJ Van Ripper, San An
tonic.
Mr.. f. Steinberger, representing the
famous railway guide and map pub
fishing house of Rand, Mentally ~
Co., Chicago, is in the city, and yes
terday showed the EXAMINER pros
pectus of Rand, Mentally h Co.'s "ln-
,iexed Atlas of the World" published
by that well known firm at cost of
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. The work ls royal quarto,
superbly bound. IL contains 1l3 large
scale maps, with every known city,
town, village, mountain, river, lake
or island In the world, indexed; also
25l colored diagrams, showing in
crease or decrease of population,
wealth. debt or taxation, chief pro-
ductions, articles of manufacture and
commerce, religious divisions of the
world, chronological chart OF Europe,
the area and product of the great
states of the earth, density of popula-
ton, tonnage, etc, etc, TO which is
added a descriptive aud historical ac-
count of every civilized division in
the world, and in the United States
each state and territory treated sepa-
rately, forming a magnificent volume
of 928 pages, and we do not hesitate
to commend Il as valuable aud au-
thentic work.