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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

pound, anu IS the southern states nave not,
so far, furnished many Fenian emissarles,
think our English cousins may be wiling to
waive all claims for false packing in that
matter.
However, to return to the dirt, there is,
without question, great deal OF matter
that reaches the mills, both Of England and
the Northern States, in the bales OF cotton,
which does not belong there; and this is due
to various causes, one OF them being the
slovenly condition OF the smaller gin houses
and presses, with their dirt floors, and tho
amount Of dirt and seed which goes back
into the cotton In them, after having been
once taken out and another is the generally
promiscuous and careless way In which the
bales are slung about the country. Moth
ing at the South impressed me more than
this, wheb compared with the care which
we take of the cotton after it reaches
our mills, where 1t is carefully stored
houses. At some Of the larger way. stations
IN the South ! saw plank platforms, Gu
which the cotton was piled for loadir on
the trains. One at Toeeoa, Georgia, par
ticularly remember, for 1t was covered with
a lot of bales OF which the outsides had been
badly burnt, while the ground, for many
wards in every direction, was strewed with
half-burned cotton, and train stood on the
track alongside, waiting its turn to go
East, with q number Of cars
loaded with cotton, without any
covering or protection whatever. do not
remember, ip any case, seeing any sheds or
roofs at these stations to protect tie cotton
from rain, and at many of the stations
passed the bales were simply dumped" In
the road, muddy or dry, as It might happen,
somewhere within few rods OF the track,
where, by iudicioLs amount of rolling and
tumbling through the mad and sand, they
might be get to the cars. often won
derad, in nay experienced days, at
the thick cakes OF red and rotten
cotton which have seen on the outside of
bales; but / only wonder now, after seeing
the way it is handled, that there is not mach
more Of it than there is. A third point
which strikes me In this connection Is the
fearfully ragged and torn condition OF the
bales as they reach the tnills. No doubt,
cotton hooks and many hand ings are the
cause OF much of II; but the cuts and holes
for samples are both large aid nupAeroas,
and ] can well believe the state
nlent made .sme by a Southern gen
tleman, that he knew a factor who
hal always Q couple Of hundred balee Of
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,, <. sf IruveIes's GustLe.

AOGsAfONLC MAILAxOAD. A AAS.r.t '. s.
 WINTER AtRANHkMEkT. |. :; ln ef11ct, ; anusil sAe46Sz. ,nortest, uloAsst ana elis.p l q to No. .'>danls, tAiDahs, Ar0y, SoutnsSItN}aiA, Stanl. . toru; ena thalIr,s n IlsUl, 7ssissioka, | tlca, ! Liolles Ss aCuue, "a u U siiiS \, eHtNh, nvon- >' esLoi, Duniiv, ouspGilslonE Eil;iko, Nj asaia faiis, Iiev vUlasi,,i Leu oat, IoIs- .uo, CnlclnnatisS lndlAlspouss CLA.
 .cagV, St, AvIis: c,,fs through IlckeLs ould anu BagkaKe Checked a.ioi aDove points; aI' JmVn sA,spdii IanaAn Also ,oi rnnade4phlas.sl l,dasnhcIs an Washing ton:: tatoaAsss tSkos- VIA nousasvliGN A4xsiS.sg
 TRAINS LsAsA salpaEauA1. .syrz: j.30 8. m. RreignL, AIaln tpasssnAer sccona.t modatlohst Ioi ASai rlnkLvn -
 Leave Nanaan o lu +. nA. to.lU N. Li. fassenHei AraIuL Lut 1ittshelS, at. rlv!ny at. <.Ao r. m.s MAtI. l1li ous n ar N leaving .Ne", A0rk ,Ht esys Eala., Lea vs .A shvn naVen,al S.30 N. .uI.Y WAtn LnTousA car nutn briuk epvrt lvl AiDany, arc. vlnK aI z!au p m.! Aialn atllves at SarA ,oRs
 at o.zu F III. ConilvcLllik &t AIpany MaLA S.!V F. n. poptAss. Nliussao St ouAs
 express, arriving 'n IreaSo at o.Ov tue EyASs oaraantt i2sa p. m.. s o.23 P. ln fas5,Angtr ! n ln !or bttEneld, aIrlv b. slnB at 3Sssss E. T.ft4 ~' hlvusn 4Ia k ieavns i,eE f.rn at o.sep,4N., Leave
 New haven St 4.z r. hi. SOnme.tl6s at etste Line io4 4Aibapy ana the N est, at. 'rvhs a. al6anJ at iv.6S r. n.., s4rstosa aI tz+o inEAt.h. a%, ., ru S.t
 Leave Canaan At I.5e p. n,. ' FROM EALLs VILLAGE. 6.OO a. m.' Speclal psss.ngeh;-1siAn ior p.tls- neia' arriving %s sta. p., Alpaivs s.O6 Lpave Canaan at 6.l2 a. m.,
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,- 'LEAvE pITTsfIElD, VIE; .

LEAVE PITTsiIEl.D. VIE; o.0U 8. m. ,ssehs sf Train .of Bridgeport. al. irving at lz.aV P. n,.,a wltA LLlousA oa . lot 4Now AoiA, aiilvins af o.v. r. nA. Ut :" New haven at asiVf. iii. SGSssve Aipany
 aio.oo a.Lu. With tlrougn car. ., tLeaVs CanaaA aL Jso4 .a. f,. 1.25 ?. ms tasssngeI 4rain ta4 bridgeport, at.
 irving at o.0S f. ii., wILn tlt vpl h cal sor
 New lorh, ArtI'lhSh ht. i.4l bf hi. at NsW haven at t.uv p.iil., ,cvpns " .tnk WLl.. u am leaving aIoany M .S.vC r. fu.. .3. :, LeaTs Ist.iaalI at o.vvp. .ts,kr... 2.0O P. Ill. AAliA Araln iot BtlukspQSt, arr1vlna
 at o.SV P. n.s at New Avfk,siV.sv p. n,,
 at New natSn, 1y4S ,pnA | .'' Eeavs G&nSan atfSS.Jf Jffb:n.s fb: n.s D. 0Q r. nh '. .fassenes9 al taIn I6r&aAis Vs.upe
 arriving at o.ou P. nl. A4sAxH, Albany aS
 2.SJ F, n.
 ..-.. Leaves Canaan at b.33 p.,ln. SundAy MllA 1Lailii Iea ves ittsneld at A Ak : P. n4. iol DrulSepUrL, ralslVink At 600
 P, m., New lvtA, l191.AA NA-s New h a.
 vell, ll.ou u. nl. -. Leave .anaan as 4.s9 F., 4n.. Connect at DrooAiieid Junctop With trains to anu nun Dauuuly. wy E IA. Ds A ANEAAhA1A A,..aS. Ssssha a .AssN Gensiai tiskst Agent, <. sup Bridgeport, Ct.. Jan. 4, lSS2. a
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

Our MEMS OVERCOATS for $2.OO are fine, (shoddy usu- ally is fine you know), fairly strong. ia-4J lined they have vel "A. .2,aiars, too. They are nos ,rorta over $2.O1. We are offe4---o ,-.v.n for $2. OO, and ad- wise our customers to let them alone and buy a coat that's de- cent: Flaming advertiseme. .ts sucN he ~lpetitors use to pull th nd shrddy over GUS fom.-. ~'.o longer have the desired effect. We never ad- vertise anything We cannot show as advertised. We do Tot ad- vertise tia, we do buy for cash when We are not wiling to show our customers that we do. We
 do buy for cash, and we saved more money ill the past year ill discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any store Tn this sec tiol. Quoting prices in adver
 tisement~ and deceiving custom
 CTS as. to the goods prices are Iuot' d on We do :,ot practice.
 |e are here to sell goods hon
 estiy, fairly to all. Our prices that we give at our store will peat all prices quoted by con- octiturs ill newspapers.
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See what you can do at Hubbells with a little money. to clothe A man in a resnacta hle

A@ Now there is no use in your paying SIC for Suit of Clothes when you can go to Hub bells and select one just as good for $8.
 sT There is no use in your paying $5 for a Mans Overcoat, when you can get one just as good ct Hubbsll's for s. ,. .
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22
BR1DGERdki..-

STEAMER BRADGEfdRT. CAPsr CHAs. wEKfrS."
 CHEAPEST RouTA T0' MEMt FORK. Will leave Brldgeporr evefy lfghtytsatu,da
 excepteo), from Rtessna oa t. .lAa6k. at
 o'clock. arriving III New York about
 o'ciock neAt MyERing tsss.;; Returning, will leave New York eyaxy morning
 (eanday eAcepced), lr3m Her. S5 kaaf kysr,. loot oI EatLarlhv-ntS st.&itSO trelghts recelved alus way -1lIIeSis tlnxuuab tO = Y' ail'statlons on thS h0tisa Loiic iailrUad at vory low rates. Ilcketsc cen ,Pe purchased thrOupn 10 N eW II fI,G |, ,, II =. n . ,AIaad,s and abaggages. Giecskgdes sshrouNh
 ronl all tralns. s ., .ns,yh r. $. The evening Mlk train on the Hous.
 atonlc. .railroaI cVanects wJth rA6yStsHIn. - CT Bridgeport. MI
 JOHN B.sHtsasMEff..
 ;..,,, ;SppertntendenA
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". III. AOl.EPAUGR.

ID ARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, Cum D mings' Block, Canaan Ct Har Cutting, 'hampooing, Shaving, etc., executed ID the test style quicSly, and at living prices. My nottois, to please. Come and see me. All kinds of Ha,r Work made fl om Combings, also Furnished.
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22
BRING

This list of prices. It will: as sist you ill making selections. Call for every article named below, and you will find you have struck the place to leav. your hard earned dollar. '
 It will cost you nothing tt look at HubbelPs New Heavy Wool Winter Suits for me price $500 Winter Listers for men, $3, Hubbelps. Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbelr S. price Two Dollars, I have sold lots of them.
 Read over carefully the. ar ticles named below, then take a look at the goods, and judge for yourself, at Hubbell's.
 Received from Paris, France, Nov. 16, per. Steamer ''Elber,' 3 the latest Parisian Novelties in Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc which have created quite a sen sation at HubbelPs Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where You will find an
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

nENTIST, Mlllerton, N Y. Dentistry in
 D all it's branches Nitrous oxide gas for extracting. Charges moderate All work Office over Iones' old stand. S7tf
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q. w. CAup. m n-

] OUSATON1C LODGE, No. 61. A and A. M. Regular communication. Sec md and Fourth saturday of each month.
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M Alsl kOaD & GUNN.sefhsa AnN A AAa

M Atl FOhD & CONN.setAsa EnN AA A~AA..asO<AD. r''+ sComnieuvlnx Dst. 1881.
 N eolNa ~Asf.: TRAINS .akxsG, oAisAAs. l24O a. Ill. Uonnectlns -lfom riItshasla, riItha a, M ,l.
 isrson .pI fe1s .s n1Assspsae nlneDscA aud .t Leaves ea.lsDury As, ts.6s Sud I-Aksvi.M s.5s P. m. Conneotlny from p,ttafeid. AM ...s ier.YhAot NeM M.AYtAiaiEiSahS ats.4s r: na. Lsssss sa,fS0afyss .tzo sns AAAsvnls ;, ,s,soi M.., "i!h AAp: ss. ist Albany ana tue
 Le4'gs.salisDurv tss- Ss64 sud Laksyuu .a ats.oo'p r! nl.
 4.So P: tn. AAtA Aialn, conducting al AllIefton
 aot NeM. aoiA'%fi4vAns 4tsAA.zv A.m Runs aolNs l-sA TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. o.1o s' n' Leaves AIllISiton Ut 6.Uv t. in. Lake.
 Vile o.zo anu SalisDury At 6.6v a. In. s:o4 N. m' Sonhecunk at Nlnsteu. .Iul Mate.
 Wsssne.,,. u DsePoa,; Sae,h. AE sinsIaly foi
 nahsbuish and hv.yYke. at Hartford d
 "lth LApl ess loi SpEhEheld ana boston,
 anu ah points Noitn anu kast.; arrivIna
 n oos!oh ~ o'o? D. m. k slad- for Nsw
 Haven, arriving at l.3I P. ni. alsv for
 "LlhlahAe, ,Asew 1,Qpavh. Proyiaense.
 New kork. '
 Leayss ayes, Anlsr.on at $50, Lai1dssyine s.os
 oalsDuly S.Il '. n. ra&. S'oV.p ni. Connecting from Albany. At Wins.
 ted Tor Waterbury and Bridgeport.
 Fine Meauow tor New Hayen, at Sims-
 bury tor Nestt.I,i. Iscl- yoke and Northampton" At Hsrttorsi Sur
 Mnlmantic, New London, New York. |, 'tbSstvn, andssayb ybrook; vla.vC. V. R, K ,LesNss MlttlertoM 4k xA0, LSksx1iis ASi
 Salisbury 23o D. m. s15 p.m." Leaves AilneltSht at'7 .s6.el lahey,lle
 0.4o, SansDury 1.6S P. n,., tor N Inssed.
 Passensers leave'NeW' fbrk aS 3.6V ID. ni. a .cQnnect Wlth thls tram. ;si:. GUS D. m. lounalys only.l Leave. ..Aaiilerton HOT :" esc"ilsteu; arriving ai 7:iS P. m. For time at way stat,ons and 'i;onneCt,ons .s posters. "AItEh a. P'sA!..oE. 4 y. EseNHs,
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22
DEI. F. G. HUGlNS.

.ATCHMAKkR and Jeweler. Watches Sold
 w at the Lowest Prices. Special Attention paid 10 Repairing. Camps Book Canaan y35
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22
400 at HUBRELL's.

Overcoats to Draw Wood in, Hubbell's OvercOats to Dress Up in, Hubbels Overcoats to Keep Warm in, Hnnben's Heavy Wool.Lined Uulsters, Hubbell's Closet Fitting St. Julian's, . HubbelPs Hobby Van Dykes, Hubbell's The denteel Long Sack, Hubbell's Heavy Listers for Doctors and Driv
 Strong. New, Heavy Wool overooats ''' . for Men, $2, --.,...... Hubbelrs x Men, $S, Hubbell's Winter Suits, $5, ,Hubbells Black WOrsted Dress Suits, made ex-
 pressy for me. Wear smooth
 M ana keeE the color, at ... .Hubbells Six Button, Hgh Cut, Close Fitting
 Sack Suits,
 Hobby Short Cut, Close Fitting Sack ....
 Suits, Hubbell's Genteel, Fancy Cassimere Suits, HubbelPs Good, Durable Mems Warm Winter
 Suits, $s, 2, $50. 10, Hubbelps Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Hubbells Horse Blankets by the bale, Hubbell Boys Blue Gllt Band Caps, 25 Cents, Hubbells Mems Undershirls, M Cents, Hubbells Indian Dressed Buck Gloves. Hubbell,s Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins, HubbeIls Collar Buttons, Shirt Studs and
 Watch Chains, Hubbelps 6c. will buy a'palr Cotton Hose at Hubbelrs 25c. will buy Boys New Wool Hat, hubbell,s zoe. VIII buy Youths Wool Hat, Hubbei's 5Oc. will buy 8 Strong, Heavy Shirt; huBbell's l5c. buys \ Mans All Linen Hand-
 kerch1ef, Hubbell,s loc. buys Walking Cane, Hubbell's 36c. buys Man New Wool Hat, Hubbells .Oc. buys Linen Collar, Hubbell's Soc. buys Mans New WoolS Stiff
 Hat, ..... Hubbelrs 75o. buys Mans Fine Wool soft '1 .
 Hat, Hubbells 55c. buys Mans Unlaundried Shirt, "
 Linen Bosom, Hubbell's Sl.u0 buys Mans Fur Hat, Hubbell's 50c. buys Mans Fancy Dress Shirt, ,Hubbell's $5.00 buys Sisn Strong New.
 Heavy Wool Suit, ~"'@s @Hubbells 500 buys Mans Wool Winter Suit. Hubbtll 8 lU.OO buys Mans Fine Winter Suit, ,Hubbell's l.5O buys Good-looking pair Black
 Pants, Hubbell's 5.Ov buys Mans Fall Overcoat. Hubbells huoDer Coats at Hubbells Rubber Blankets and Ponchos, Hubbell s CafdlRan Jackets, Hubbel's Good: Strong, Working Goats for
 Men, $l.oo, Hubbell's
 underside, Hubbells
 Look ct my Heavy. White, Double Breasted Mems Undershlrts, bought by the case FoR CASH. Price 50 cents st Hubbell's. !. ,.
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22
G. R. GAR DNEH

.lOH1SIClAN AND SURGEON, Canaan, Cont. Ohce day at Camps Drug Store. from one
 Q four o'clock. Thursday afternoons. 33vol6tl.
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

My MEN's QvERooArs FOR $2 AND s are new, sound, strong, warm, and all right, as hun dreds can approve who have had them ill years past You can find them at Hnbbelrs, pur- chased in lots of 90. ''' ~%, Scarlet, All Wool Undershirts at HuLbents Fine White, saxony, Pure, All Wool
 ,Undershirts. ga. Hubbel's Mems Heavy Winter Listers, s, 5.
 6.7, $ 30 10. t2, s1a and IS, Hubbells Fur Mittens. Long Wrists, Buck
 Palms, Hubbell's You will find the Largest Stock at Hubbells lou will find Lowest Prices ct Hubbells You will find Square Dealing ss Hubbelrs You will find all the New Novel;
 ties for Men at Hubbell's lS-tf. HUBBELL, ClOthler
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22
NOTICE.
FOI Sale QP R&ilt...

NEXrRAORDINARY BUSINESS OpPoK- A TUN TY offered to person of Moderat, means. Hardware Flour, Feed and Gran St re, with large lumber shed and grounds Situated in North Canaan, Conn the junc- ton of the Housatonie. and Hartford $ Con nsctinut Western Railroads, on the Main Street. and commanding large portion of the Hardware, Feed and Lumber trade of a terri tory of from 10 to 15 miles lu every direction Also the Stock consisting of Lumber. t5oth Western and Domeslc), Hardware, tmostly builders and always in demand). Paints, Oils, &e. Also Furniture and Implements connect ed with the ,.uilding. and used in doing business. Termd Reasonable
 For information, cali on or address
 s. H. ENICKERBOCKER.
 Canaan, Conn. 2n30
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

? JAMES l.. BUTTERFLY,
 \ TTORNEY aud Coun selor at Law, 149 Broad A way, New York. Rooms to 10. Col. ction4 made in any part of tn State. y42
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D. w. CHA R K E,
MI. R. MEAD. Canaan. Com,

M. B. MEA D. Canaan, Conn.,, 1 NE HER il, Stationery, in he line of fine Writ I ing, Note, aud Business Papers and Envel pes etc. The trade supplied in quantities to suit. tisO
 STANDARD LITERATURE fiid Popular ooks at reduced prices. All orders filed with care aud warran ted satisfactory. Watson Block, opposite Union R. R. Depot 1y89
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

Now there is no use in you pay,ng more for all kinds oi Goods than We sell them for
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

WYE were early in the marKet, making se-
 w lection- of the cholcest pro !uctions of all the leading marufactories, which are now being daily received. In making our selections We have had Tn view harmony of colorin gs, frank to say teat we have in our enormous stock col rings and patterns that will tend t., beautify and give the decorative effect suited to the various styles of furnishing. Our stock contains the best
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-22

I KDOW \ am SellfIg: - Clothing, Hats and Underwear, \ Less than any concern in Western Massa. chusetts, purchasing Hats and Underwear by the case tor cash, direct from the manutactur. CT.
 @~My stock of Clothing, as usual is large and carefully se- lected, having in view the BhsT GooDs for the LEAST MONEY,
 H- Take a trip up to Hub bells; it will pay you.
 OVERCOATS !.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31
SOMETHING AT SrAKE.

with the exception ~ the fourth, -ev
cntl md eleventh cougry-sionuI dis
dricts democratic nominees are now In
the field IN each Of the eleven CON
grcssional districts Of this state. II Is
reported that no nomination will be
made IN the eleventh district. Inroc
democrats there are wnglug 70 free BuI
easy contest Tor tine democratic vote,
willie a greeuback,r, very popular ~
the district is taking advantage " the
triangular contest nui will a- matters
stand now win the race. Her then
ID. one distrc, almost sure 10
Ice lost ~ tine democrats
In the first, seventh and tenth Districts
the OPP osition, headed hy Judge WIN.
Chambers, Major Ochltrcc aud cA.Ciov
Davis, are preparing for earnest -truG'
sles with the democratic - min es. Ih
result in these districts i- by no menu-
assured without thorough uuity and
vigorous action ~ the democratic lines
Chambcrs, Ocuiitrc, "ud DAVIS wall all
be elected There ro opposition cnudl-
ia go IN other districts, but ~ take mo-
account of their efforts, believing they
will be- futile, cspccmiy in the second,
fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth district
Mr Dnhoucy, ir The urth district, will
give Culbcrsou or whoever the demo
Gratis mny nominate close rHr"
lint will hurdlv pOil ID mu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31
N . FL r H.

No damage hy water. or damage other
wise. 'ui good, sound amt perfect nt less
'wu Nc" lork cost.
uWohircl !, to sell as times Justify Rus
iur-s is dull We all know everybody
wants our goods. We sell cheaper
than any house in the citv. Al Won have
to dois to come around and see old Alex
Alvtnd'r ON hi. return from whitney
tie sill, Dee In the store Evcryhody
huoa- Him. lie will bc,pIcascd to see all
h. lrrrrl-.
REMEMBER our Clothing Dress
Goojs,\otion- which vcnow oncr To close
out to receive our Nrw Spring stock
which vii. come In time; therefore we
will sell cheaper Than Any other house in
tine city, Come and .cc uur enormous
stock oi Clothing ioots, Shoes, Notion-,
pus, Goods, Hats, and in tact, everything
man. woman ani child needs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

The treasury department has been
rather slow IL getting uu, tine new uu.
touHl bank notes, silver certificates and
5-perc bonds, pni Nh rensou i- said
to be the lmpossibilty of procuring pu.
per fast enough TO satisfy tine cNtrnordi-
mary demand. The new laws are such
that the stock Tor printing all three
classes Of notes ~ wanted at once. One
mill makes all the hber paper used by
tue government aud the process " mmi-
uincture Is kept profound secret To
what extent the gold y,rt.nrH,r- will
pass iuto common use is uncertain, and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

The only states not holding their con
grrsrioun nud state elections on No
yemuer 7arr Maine, whore the election
will bee h,lj September ] lth, Arkansas
September tn Ohio and West Virginia,
Octnbrr ION, Vermont, September 5,h,
Gcorgu, October It'll In Arkansas,
Vermont and Goorglo, congressman wall
he elected IN November.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

The Stephcuyi!le Empire gives %
graphic description Of the great food M
the Bosque last week The Empire say
II was said by lomc that the water
rose III portions ui the creek at the rate
~ fifteen feet III twenty miuntes,Su rupid
and terrible was it, dow, dealing death
and destruction in it, course, Ia Ste
pheuvillc, the water viewed from the
square, looked like q mighty river euclr-
cling the town from north to south, aud
at tho southern point nearly half mile
wide The current was awful, and waG
uns, horses bedding furniture, etc ,cou d
be seen floating along down the Stream,
presenting a sad aud distressing sight,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

Commercial! circles IN Galveston are
ngog over tie sudden disappearance Of
Wm j Buhmauu, cusmor OF the firm Of
J. Mollcr ~ Co. HIS books show 70
shortage ~ nearly SLOOo Surmiscs Hs
to his ubscrcc are varied, su eide, foul
play and flight all being urged
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

1t iz -til more pfoblomatical how much
Imitation Vt The currency they will pro
dnro. The Chicago Times very justly
Gays No one has yet stated my reason
FOR the opinion that the ionduess for pa
yer FOR circulation Is 20 great as to in.
incc people who arc boarding gold to
part with it in exchange tor certificates
for the mere sake " putting the mt,cr ln
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31
A Washington dispatch say,

General sherman says that thus IN
General W lsrley Iu Lis Egyptian cam
pMgu has shown grg ytu-ralship. His
d vance on lsmui ia aud Zagu1lg has
been uducteI with strategy worthy
the first Napoleon General Sherman
speaks OF military operations 100 Egypt
from personal familiarity with the
ground and the dinicul Ices the country
oilers To executing mauuuvcrs He
scemcd (, think the Bri lsh had made
thus far very satisfactory progry :.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

On account ot the prevalence Of the
Tcxns cattle fr,cr ia the vicinity u An
burn, New York, All beef lis sold M that
city under certificates from the Bonrd "
Health, au the prdlhug Of meat IN the
strccts has been stopped for AK months.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

The state groouback convention m cts
at CorHrunt to-dny nnd while It may
hupppu that Wp4r Jones will not hc
formally nominated, 1t ie pretty sure
that be will be- endorsed us the ondcr ot
the independent movement he has IN
uupurutrl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

Oscar Wilde wu- hung Iu enigy at
Spring Lake, New Jersey "Wednesday,
OF last week, boy ana Indignant crowd be.
cause hc failed toUppour and tnke sur'
bath uccoriiug To- announcement.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

Despite the slaughter ot GOV Hub
bard nt Lougyi his Smith county
friends declare their intention tu support
Col Jones, the successful nspirant for
the numlnntInm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

The type u yellow fever now prcynll
lug Ia Pensacola is reported as ycry yr-
nIlmt nml II ]. -nt.nlI Z -npIlIy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

Venuor predicts thnt the carly day +
Of September will bc characterized BY
severe storms along the south Atlantic
aYd gulf coast
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

Let the temperance brethren -hutdcr
for Snu Autouio The quantity of hoor
consumed t.cr- l- 10000 gallons per
week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

7 ukeyc Us troubling the horses IN
northern Tcvns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-31

DaIln- received two hundred bales Of
cotton Tuesday.