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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28
n SSEMBIY.-Me are anthnrized Ia

"A to announce the name OF NATHASIKI HORNE,
oil Johnstovn, as a candidate for Assembly al the
coming primary election, subject TO the rules and
conditions which govern the Democratic party of
Cambria county in its choice of candidates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28

4 SSEM BLY,. EDITOR FRFEMAN-
"A Dear Sir: Please announce the name OF A
]. CHE1sTT, OF I.orett0 as q candidate flr Assem-
bly,. subject the rules the Democratic party u
Cambria county. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Loretto, March p, lsS2.-5t*
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28
John Wanamaker's

Plenty Of readymade dresses
of such sorts as are most in
demand now, viz, substantial
and not costly.
Also plenty of white muslin
dresses below value; and a
fair variety of the more costly
stuff dresses.
1901 and 1908 Chestnut.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28

CATARRH.-Relief in five minutes in every
case gratifying, wholesome relief beyond
money value. Cure begins from first appIl-
cation, and is rapid, radical and permanent
Ask for Sanford's Radical Cure. Complete
for II
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28

There is no danger Of over
stating the advantage in buying
black grenadines now. There
is a clear dollar a yard to be
gained in most Of the rich ones.
Nert-r,1tercirc1l snr,tt q. 81. r..t.s .ss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28

Colored skirts down; poPlin,
stripes, chambrey, etc. The
very best, except seersucker,
are 81 seersucker not much
more.
One of the busiest corners
in the store is that of muslin
underwear. We are being
rewarded for our patient puT-
suit of good quality in it.
West OF south entrance to main building.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-28
JoHN WANAMAKER.

General store; Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets and City-hal square Philadelphia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

a.Qr..8 -. .e.~ : - \
- -. -. - 9 eA g fsz5sf - r
Hsss.. - te-s 1s{ s'.sk 81
a.. = - - -. 2. ses'e Aro
- 80 -. .. - -, 3 = -. g
r,,a y -. -. - x, 49, \. = 500
1~I - 80 t.'ss Z. s''sE
s-.s -. AAAny
80. "a. ....,s.m.zzz-~ q.
az 49, ,,... - -. - - sa1A
- - ..'.s.'s...ss 49,. .sssE soWF ela
Msrs ,~ss1... I... :. -. ). :. -. 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

BE EcoHoxIcAL.-Look carefully
TO your expenditures. No matter
what comes in, if more goes ont. you
will always be poor. The art is not
in making money. bat in keeping il !;
little expenses, like mice in q
barn, when they ars many, make
great waste. Hair by hair heads get
bald. straw By straw the thatch goes
OF the cottage; and drop BY drop
the rain comes in the chamber. a
barrel Is soon empty il the tap leaks
but . drop minute.
When Jon mean to save, begin
with your mouth; many thieves pass
down the red lane. The ale ing 10 4
great waste. In all ether things keep
within your compass. Never stretch
your Iers farther than the blankets
win reach. or you will soon take cold.
In clothes, chose suitable and lasting
STUFF, and not tawdry fneries. To Be-
warm il the main thing; never mind
looks. A fool may make money, but
IL takes q wise mao 10 spend 10. Re-
member il is easier 10 build two
chimneys than TO keep one going,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

BRIDeET's VITA lady had in
her employment en- excellent girl
who had one fault. Her face was
always in smudge. Mrs.--tried
to tell her to wash her face without
offending her, and at last she resort
ed to strategy.
do you know, Bridget" she re-
marked in confidential manner, 'sit
is said if you wash the face every day
in hot soapy water it viii make you
beautiful r h4a
3 "Will it?" answered the willy
Bridget. ''Enrea it's . wonder ye
hiver tried 1t. ma'am." 49,
Another mistress who had lust
hired q new cook made q tour Of in
spection after she had kept her .
wesk, and found q policeman locked
up in the pantry, ss.1s iaet
"How did this man get here"
asked the lady severely.
II am sure ] don't know" answered
the girl; rhe must have been left
over by the old cook r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23
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4. rp...i:.4.
). - -. :. .-.-A - aH Rn using tor
- - -. 49,. ..anls se.s had Deen
"a - i.,~~:-s - !. it,. ~ taah Z
.AAl tPus sslwth re naea
49, s...sss rsr n..s''..ns = pe Nad acenAkQn-
- = s. Z. 80 y,ss- I = ~ ~ menure AMI ne
-. - Y = y Tr:s !. J. sese : waa EeaiAy 70
Il favor os ! ~ r,s.s..'s" ! ~. :. .s...... -
T',, 49, 49, s..fl ..:fi. s. ~ - n''s'ass.
.h.ve 4 .IT a.. 81 ~ N !. " y. z
49, ls.s. = -. $50. ''ss. - 10y sas
ss E3 as ~ Aounasnt sup
~, G shs - -. -. = = 49, =. ~.
49, 49, - - =. -si..ss. ...I'.lI .''n ! ps1oe % rem
ri. .ss.s 49, .s..s .se - Asasl-
ter;.ls 49, y.rv s,a~-I $1,000 r.
tha ,sal;e. ~ a. hs~.s q ...S
khawa = daor,a- Is Ics,-~ ~. -, -
vsinahla n;1rS.,.. =, -. - - ..n.s
MA rh;cI nass;n. ;,,sn 49, -.
I;kelv "a al q ns;Shho-.s e-c-. -. :. -.
own On ths other hana dscc,nro- -
sition nav % an u slorIv fhst H.
ma,.,ure = ssnfia for ;..rs.,s;sss -
whan wantad n i ne .sas-r- : ,ss.tss = go
b condnch th. as.c.n -',.;,;os = | 49,
ths ,nost .o,,d ,os-,,.l 49,. :, - s..as
w;tb the isssl ioIs Sa.-
dsmon~fratsd Fthat hot s,,n -
s0S 80 - 80. =. a. - s, -, 'aIs' -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

Two PUNaENT RET0RTs.-The od-
dest paragraphs are borne Of the
queerest differences at times. Here
are two cases in point: First, that of
q traveller, who, in speaking to an
emigrant whom he found to have
made his home in q Western wild,
said consolingly: ''This isn't q bad
country-all il lacks il water and
good society,"-when quickly came
the poor smigrant's reply, with some
bitter truth and point 'aYes, that's
all hell lacks" And the other in
stance is related BY DR.. Goodsell.
He congratulated an elderly Christian
man, . resident OF New Haven, that
his race was almost over and his bat
tie nearly fought. "Yes. doctor"
was the sick mans reply, II suppose
that is 90. am glad, yes. think /
am glad. in prospects OF heaven but
still. doctor. ! fear / shall miss New
Fl aven privileges" -ChvistiGn at
Work.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

~Too much pepper: A very wick
ed man became converted and in course
OF time it came his turn 10 pray in
class meeting. Not being used 20
speaking IN pnblie. Of course he was
very much embarraAsed. This il the
substanee Of his prayer: @Oh, Lord,
thou GivsF Of elf good things, look
down with pity on poor people. You
are rich and ean spare them plenty
70 eat while on earth. Send every
one Of them . full barrel Of Aour,
plenty Of lard and . side Of bacon. :
ham or 20 and . pound Of butter.
Send each one Of your Starving, hang
~ creatures . barrel Of sugar. q bar
rel Of salt. barrel Of pepper--oh,
hall. thst'stwo much pepper. Amen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

.z
s.'1as 4 ala J. ..il..n..,. A...;.....
gentleman q Aslansr CA. = % -, ! Co. So
;Fs,e,oe -.nvs,,ses; s...' s.ss'. y s.s
rc6e is Ga worn' f.ss., s'.a. .s,s 80. 90
.wsr.aleaaen hut + v.c',lsss 49, -
q flfSf) for 4 -
ssThen Won ara nak :. ..,.;Rl. :. 7
thought von we,.s rsrI;a.l -. =.
Esortsr. a hs evl,d the bnsfaIo rol,e
spread upon tie fIoor
sensible or ,ot 7 maan Il
have bean osFase1 xtgln s,d eo.ln go
Il rspeafelIIt e,,d o.es hs.l ~ ., Drs- -,
Of $500. See cSntinasd 60 S,.ssi:s- ' -.
pointina u the fade3 h;srogIrrn;c
"a the inhils 81 tha refs afket ~ss
ainlsa by lsI6nx Indsak sftisf
seventy wears noo. ana gor manv
winters kept warm the body Of one
Of the greatest chiefs that tribe ever
produced. That robe was his treas
sure. and for il be fought and manv
of his best braves died" ~
That's coed speech and well de-
hvered. but it sounds like 4 snake
story, remarked the cedar shower.
as the gentleman paused. out Of
breath.
"No, It is no snake story. and I
will show yon why I value that robe
30 much NY father was Georgian
and when Georgia sent her soldier
to the Mexican war he shonldarad
his gun and went along. From the,
time he left home till fhe treatv af
peace was signed he staid with h;s
regiment. and when At last he
came home that robe was all he
brought with him. He put great
store by IL and alwavs kent 4 n ia
room. To his family he told how he
got it. One dAy during the war he
was scouting with A detachment of
his regiment and came upou q hand
of Indians. A fight was the result
and after q few yolIeys the Indians
retreated, or rather those who could
do so. Among the wounded was an
old chief. and when ths soldier
came up 10 where he Law on the bat
tle-feld there was some talk Of kiil-
ing him. for be was recognized "a the
most heartless. cruel and fearless
Indian on the plains. but nv father
interEered and from his own canteen
put water between the wounded
chiefs parched lips. But his wounds
were mortal and soon ali knew that
the cruel. heartlees chief was dviuo
Just before death he beckonei nv
father to his side and bv sioDs gave
him that robe. That Is how Il came
into the family"
"And that is why Won wouldn't
take $500 for it -
mo. not exactly. When the late
war came on I enlisted. and when
my old father sent NV tricks 10 the
camp he sent that robe. I did not
want to take il, because it was 40
cumbersome. but when he insisted I
yielded. Well. I went to VIRGINIA
and while trottine around alter
Stonewall jackson. lost the robe- I
was greatly worried over INV loss and
used every exertion 70 recover the
old robe. EVERYBODY in NV raoi-
ment knew Of the robe ia history
and its loss. and everybody kent an
eve open for Il. Well. about the
time Of Gross Keys and Port Republic
fights. / learned one day that NV
robe was in SkoneWall Jackaon a tent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

D@- An easy time Of til don't
want any mans advics." said the
man with tbs big bump of sslf-es-
TEEN. Il do my own thinkina.''
Y@, mnrmnrsd Foeg. u ahould
think yoa might. and noe be greatly
ovsrworked, sithsr."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23
70 thsT Public.

Having leased the property known as
NOore's Hotel, I.eonardlown, Nd, for two
wears, commencing The lst Of January, 1882,
respectfully iaiorm the public that iis man
agement will uowrle under my exclusive d.
rection aud that no pains or expense win be
spared to maintain the high reputation as a
public resort is has obtained in the past and
TO increase Il In the future. Thankful for the
liberal patronage which has heretofore been
extended 20 the House, respectfully solicit a
continuance and increase Of the iavors OF the
travelling public. All parties indebted 20
Mrs. ~. J. Moore on Hotel account are re-
minded that the accounts due from them 10
her have been placed in my hands for settle
ment and tina: no Further Indulgence can be
allowed them.
NC HERBEkT r. MOORE, <
LeonaTdtoWn, Nd.
1AR IL, iss2-d. nsDa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

~ The digestive organs weaken
ed and worn out by using caEhartic
medicines, restored By using Browns
ron Bitters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

s@ Mamma. Is the cid ben going
to be sent away for the summer p
mo. Charley but why do you asII9'
WELL I heard papa tell The new
eoverness that he would take her
out riding when be sent the old hen
away for the summer"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23
FOR SHERIFF.

MEssRs. EDyFnas :--Piease annoonce GEO.
BENNET DENT as candidate Tor Sheriff ~
the election IN 1888. Mr. bent is well-known,
and we feel certain that this announcement
MI, irrespective Of party.
Sept 2l, ISe2-te. lsT AED 2ED DIsTRIcTs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23
JOh MORGAN,
Insurance .Agent g. Broker,
LEoNARrTowx, Nd.

Represents the following First Glass Compa
niss with combined assets oftweive million
Of dollars, and has facilities for placing laFg
lines Of iususance on the most faVorabie term
IN home or foreign companies.
R0yal Fise Insurance Of ItSITtOI,
Matertown fire. 0f New York.
London, liverpool a RI0be, FfFe,
Mutual Rndewment assessment 0e Bal-
tim0re, life,
New Y0Fk Mutual Life,
C0neetlcht Mutual Life.
Jan. IL, lSe3-Iy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

n the -into hus any public lands left
(outbidr uf the lu,pO0NO acres known ns
the Puc,ir railroad rcseryatonl 10y the
time the eighteenth legislature meetr,
1t viii be- largely due to he waiohful-
ncss uf Commissioner Walsh, who never
sleeps ON hln duty or the iuteroRts Of the
people In q measure his patriotic uspi
rations find obstacles IN the .hHpe of
laws benriug ON the land question, but
to the extent Of his ability he stands
/ botwo, tho nlmoat defcnsclesB public
I domain aud the ch land sh rks and
spoIlrtiuu that w gong on day by day
Syndichlce and spcrnlutorr Hrc fling on
school hude wherever an opening eau
be found. and we hear every day or 10 ot
blocks ~ mnd, 5O.ON or 10000 ucrcs,
beinp bonght under the tfty.rrnts - e
acre law. Tho people nrc Iusi beginning
to realize how the vast landed domain
We werr wont to boast IT IN melting
away. The realization comes worry late
! almost too late to interpuse
| remedy of retrieve but the wnking
mp ia real aud, uulcas we Rrenily mls
take the tone ~ public sentiment, the
/ Legislators who 80 to Austin next yenr
their cuuatituouts to call halt Ia the
land policy now IN force aud institute IA
/ radical revision uf the regulations for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Writing oi "the democratic outlook
/ in Te1as." tho Galveston News INSISTS
that "thc ouly serious trouble with tue
democratic ticket appcnrs to he that IT
"i, handicapped with the Roberts hd
administration" In other words, II the
prc-ent ticket has mp hill work IN Hecur'
ing the cordial support aud c"niiience
| u the mnsscs, such II state ~ things IL
/ du. tu the shortcomings uf the gong
/ administrations. This il n keen thrust
/ nt the old aicnldc-lcss kindly even than
/ the "nc. lulnted senll,tN' with which
/ the Newa not long ago charged him -
| fpr 1t may well b. believed that what
ever Governor ltohctts's blunder- IN
some matters, ho he has at all times aud
/ IN all things sustained the character of
partisan politician, Il siring to perpci-
uatc the power ui hin pnrty and promote
ita practical interests And more than
| this. 1t is the belief Of the public ut
| lnrgc that the Governors course has
| been nnp ~ honest rnrpo-e.-wlht he
/ believed 10 b. hest fpr the state Many
| Hhu pnrtod coupHuy with him from the
/ date of tlItt veto message 80 1879, con
/ cedc this The election ie yet H month
/ distant, bat the News, apparently dis.
ceruing dimiuutiun IA the usual ma
/ iority for at eu-t n portion OF the dem
ocrntic ticket, TX already preparing the
| public mind to select Govern. Roberts
I ~ the acnpo rOut when the elimination
comes. II If not probable, however
even Ia the 'uc, %; the NuWs cnlcula.
tiuus, that the Goycrnor viii have 10
wait longer than thi- samc November
election 'ur yiudicUtiou ~ TO his status
ns Il dcnd-wc ght ur "hundicapper' TO
the ticket now iu the field The ticket
| az niwholr, will be ratified 10y the largest
mnjority siuccls7G The Judges " the
| high courts, trcnsuror comptroller, etc,
nuvo no opposition. The only rivalry is
IA 10 the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor 1t il III the vote FOR these
two uilicinls thnt Governor Roberts will
hud his. most clrcctual reply to the NewH.
It IL thU misfortune Of some men to be
hundirappcd more by their own I'VE
quote the Nova AGAIN. "woudcrtnl por.
sunnlisu." than the Bus Of their prcde-
censor in office Roberta, as IL Governor
haa been far from perfect; Tia. state will
survive his retirement very we'll But
the doctrine NJ total dcpruvity tpohti
nuly u,.tl t,,,y lt,au ,,,t t,ptly 4, him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Fifty young women hruhc carth Tor IL
new southern milroui II few days ugo,
merely, ot course, ns matter ot c.rc.
mony. The New York Herald, nlluding
to the iurldcui, rcmnrks that II the tr-
male SeI could bc more largely en-.
pioyod 10y railroad managers the travel
ing public would he the better for it.
Women ticket scllons would not uccH.
siona y swcUr at purchasers, as some
men do, OF keep travellers waiting so the
ticket agent might hear the remainder
OF some delicious story TINT boon
companion was Whispering to hlm.
Young women IN the railway nrws alta.
tuus would b. more accommodating
and sell more books and pnpers than
the masculine cubs who are uflcu found
IN these places, Young women might
even displGcc the majority Of trsin bows
to the great delight Of passengers: II
they were 10 select their own stock iu
trade nasty candies and trashy books
might give way tu something that the
travelling public would care to buy. Let
some railroad company try the cxperi-
mtut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

If Judge lIclHId docs not get more
than 75,OOO majority, while farmer Ma
non Martin, nominee lot Lieut. Gov
oruor, comes uut with $4,000 ur iO,WD
the q weston News hns AN exp hnntiou
already cut aid ,ir ed to account for
1relnnds falling bchrud. 1t will sn,
that the sins of lie Roberta nGmnistn.
tlou explain the milk N the coron nut
But why should he temper of the 90
plo he VlNtcd ON Judge hclnud, ANY
more than on Marion Martin aud the
balance ~ the ticket
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

ing to bare facts, the N,w- claimed aud
exercised the right of suppression. n"
one will question the right 0f the N""7
io regulate the domestic economy "i ii-
avn establishment, with "a view &" thc
orderly and healthy workings thereof
The ESAMrSHH certainly did not, m lis
remarks, trench upon this phase oi the
question, but simply expressed surprise
that the News could gam It- pwu assent
to the suppression of a piec" "t pu'lir
news that wna presumably pre.eutei for
publication ~ proper and nr"nrht"
shape. This IL all there ~ about IT, save
that the News correspondents n pp'nt-
where the politicians are vet to spyah
will doubtless take their cuc from Nh
Mclcau'A experience.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Henry Ward Becrhcr's sermous are
hereafter to be printed every week in IA
pamphlet, Aud his publishers nnnouuc,
that lie proposes tins winter 10 give a
full and final statement ~ his opinions
on religious subjects, His recent urtlcl.
IN the North American Rcyiew showed
the road ho il travelling m, and how inr
ho had got toward ont and ont scientific
radicalism at that time, There is much
loss interest now lhrn formerly in know
ing MIR. Be cbcr's eNact theological haiti.
tude and longitude still Hs ID matter ol
curiosity, the q arr some people who w,ll
deriye satisfaction m following his
course aul learning his wher, snoutr
once week
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

The Railway Age reports the coustrur.
tiou oi 1900 miles u main track during
September aud a total Tor oiuo months
OF the yenr Of sO75 miles. Estm,ted
construction ior the year l05Oo miles, nm
amount far greater than over before
built III ono season. The largest amount
OF track built during the past mouth,
lJi miles, Was IN Iowa. CONSTRUCTION iu
the leading states was Pennsylvania ~
miles, Georgia ., miles, California 50
miles, Colorado ~ miles, Terls 81 miles
aud New York n milea.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

A disposition to smash political ma
chimes rccma to be epidemic this year.
No state, no purity has escaped the IN
fcction. Tho latest outbreak IL IN Colo
radio, where the leading republican, pH
per the Denver Tribune, bolts Camp
bell, the republican nominee fur Gov
eruur, aud announces its intention Il
fight him Ia the end.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

The ututh quudrcuulhI untioual CON
yentlon oi the Christian church met IL
Albany, New. York, Wednesday morning
Az unusnhlly lnrgo number Of Delegates
were proreut frotu eastern, western and
southern atutes besides several from
Canuda. Rev A. W Coan, of Dayton
o., wn, chosen Iresldent Inc address
Of welcome was made 10y Rev u. @. Ab
bolt, pastor pf the Chri..,'s;,,, N, Norl
Carolina, nd Creased the convention i
regard to the south
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06
DEATH yO ANE~
a Perfect and Certain Insect
eide Compound.

Messrs Tucker n Willis, uur live aud
wide.awuke Third stree. druEgist.', have
recently purchased the state agency for
ono of the most novel, certain aud de
age ot wonders. 1t ia compound hy
which yards aud gardens can be- otl"ctl-
ally and permanently rid uf cur greatest
pests, the large red md small ant, The
directions Tor its usc ARE simple, aud It
be applied 10y any person, without
trouble aud IN very short space uf
time. We hnve seen tried IN garden
IN tins city, and thrro certainly
wRs never anything like IT
A reporter Of the ENNINTR saw tcue
of thousands of ants killrd IN few min
utcs by u angle application NJ this won.
deriul compound. II will kill anything
that burrows in the ground. Full d-
rcctlons for lts application will hc given,
und one dollars worth wi Immediately,
certainly aud ellcctually riI nuy yard ur
garden at ants and other destructive iu
srotR. II s certainly matter uf CON.
gntulnticn that tins valuable discovery
hna bcru made, aud lt4 introduction l- "a
credit to the enterprise at Mr--r- Thicker
a Willis who control its sal. under heir
exclusive agency fur the state NJ IeNas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Nhilo most ~ uH wtr. HSlc"p ycaier
day morniuga Nashville astronomer was
Wide awake and lrcrinR nj the heavens.
Hu discovered, 80 the ioleRrnmH state,
that the fiery trnin ot tho comet had
soparntcd INTO three distinct fragments,
each thnusinds ui miles long. Ain
we'll that cudr well, nnd this ls aB good
an ending aa any for the comet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Olhe Galveston News ot Yesterday
morning teuders An oxplanat on Of the
circumstances that induced the sup
preston OF the dispatch sent 1t from
Sherman, reporting the recent jo,ut de.
hate there, between Jones and ireland
According to the News Mr.. Mclean,
the correspondent, color d the dispatch
to suit bis own views, ius cad OF adher-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Jow batting continues to bc tnvuri.c
pastlme ~ southeastern Europe. Itr
latest maultvrtu ions have occurred Ut
rrussburg aud Blumeuthul IN Hungary
where the rioters after being disporscd
by tue military buasted that their mex,
attack upon the Hebrews would be more
effective and memorable, Tho Queen oi
Spain ought TO send to Prcsburg and
Blnmentha some copies OF kiuR Alton
SOS address Offering welcome and an
asylum IN SPAN 10 prescribed Hobrovs
from other Hnds, When that country
perseeutcd It's JeNi-h population IN cen
turtles gone by, It bauishcd its own com.
merciul enterprise.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

prom the ono state IouruaI
Thrt. m- lu died near kiug-tou
Ohin. one John ElrhuliA who Wn. uu. uI
the most rccrutrc individuals luuWu Iu
this section. lie rnmr hcrr Whyu uuiu
young. aud being n hard working man
he accumulated about ,lOOUNO For muul
years hc has not sold q bu-h.l ol wheat
NJ he clnimed tho market ~, uid u-r. uu,
there nrc now in his grain hius thous % d
ol bushels ui wheat, suur ct which hH
bear there tor more than twenty ven.
Nj. Elchol was - Years old, nud u
/ though h.. waited Illus long, the '"lu
/ m"ua,ci' was ahead al th r-c un IT,,
/ " heat market
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-06

Alex. STEPHENS reads his title clear to
the gubernatorinl chnr Of Georgia 10y Z"
majority nm, where within tntD Tho
i.,.isI,,,.. .., aIHu democratic, but 1t re
NUNS to be- seen whether it il Colquitt
or nuti Coluuitt.