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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23
rr-FErsIDErI FIEE1Ia,

Of Psru, c.IIsd on The secretary of sts,s 20
de~ eud had an erfenced tnterv1eU On
rnsftsrs pertaining 20 the cOndition o. Peru-
rHr sncErIaET % wAR
hsvfur ben rsksd b. telegraph 20 grtui
The uss 81 bnrrncks e ChAttnnooEA. Ten
nessse. g. q srnn1-por hospital, be h.s -
fussd % d %. On The grouno thnt rnch -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23

WiIrnot Il. Ward ard n r. Sslter we're
indicted 70 day ty the grand jury Of TIE
District for oferinE money - emplOyes =
1fsf-sct from the bureau Of engraving ana
r,-irtiururrer up0n which the notes are
rI-irted. The object In viev, i y alleged
rrs 10 rIrUre looseness In The management
ar1 tins fn6uence Secretary folger 20 re-
move Colunel lrish, superlnteDoeuL
srrnr1aEf FoLgEE
hrs rscrufIv received . nurnbs- d corur1u-
--i-nsirrs f-urr harre-s ard ctber holoers
- - ~ r.er cert bonds. ofe-inE - 81
~ - ru9r-rrne-.t 81 rna-ket rstes severHl
--fIIirIr' al turlds u hos den0ninatigns.
n. -rrIlvinr 70 one q tbsre inquiries to-cay
fte serrrtary sd. Il Do not see ny vHy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23

The president pardoned Robert Dogan,
convicted Of robbing the mail coach in the
western district Of Texas, in November,
1881, and sentenced 10 ten years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary at chester. Ine
nardon was granted on account Of the pris-
oDer's youth and breeding. BE is believed
TO have been the tool Of older men. he
confessed the crime, pleaded guilty hnd has
; nee aided the government in the prosecu-
tiou and conviction OF others.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23

tfs rr-rrletinE and finishing ~
~ ruu-h u he sonpany's hnss. includinE
sf-irior 70 rtah. VIII uilears hsreto urt
rr.---r,i 80. ~ VII make ] 30 friies of ne
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23

Assistant AttOrnsy-GeBerEl Truman, for
ffs t,o-f-ofics department, Il preparing an
elaborate report on southern marriage es-
sociati0ns and kindred societies, which val
- submitted 70 P0stInaste-generh hove
fo.r0orrDu. ID Il understood that the re-
rr,-f taFes strong grounds against The legal
Ifv Of such concerns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
DN. JOAQUIN G. REYES,
MEDICO HOMEOPATA CIRUJANO,
con diploma de PORTUGAL nsnbn del Congsso Msdco De Paris
ComendGdor de la Real O7'den de Cristo.


Trsta con muy feliz 6xito y efcaz-
mente la tfsis, asma, coraz6n, garganta,
dolores de cabeza, y intermediates del
est6msgo.
Las Intermediates sifilfticas, por mas
rebeldes y antiques que sean, y todas
las que proceden de Ia impureza de la
ssngre, las cura sin emplear el mercu-
rio nj yoduro.
Expulsion de la lombriz solitaria en-
custro horas.
Garantiza Ia curaci6n de las enferme
dades reum6ticss como todas las de Ia
vista, despu6s de pr6vio examen.
Una practics de bastantes amos en- las
ciudades dc la Habana, San Thomas,
Nueva Orleans, Brasil, Veracruz, me
han hecho conocedor de las calenturas
= otrss intermediates muy frecuentes
en- los paises calidos.
Las personas que SO hallen fuera de
esta ciudad pueden dirigirse por escri-
to hacienda una description 6el de sus
enfermedades.
Recibe consultas en- 50 casa, calle dol
Sol ndmero AZ, entire las de San jose =
Ia Cruz, desde las 8 hasta les IL de H.
maiiana y desde las 2 hasta las 6 de Ia
tarde. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
Barri0 de Catano.

Por ausentarse su dueho, sc vende un esta-
blecimiento de pulperia, situado en- Ia carre-
terra que conduce al pueblo de Bayam6D, con
todas sus existencias, enseres y aparadores.
Dicho estabecimiento esta situado en- uno
de los mejores puntos, y ell local reune todas
las condolences necesarias de comodidad Y
desahogo, pues tiene tres puertas al frente de
ls carretera, corral bien cercado, y cobijado
de nuevo de zinc.
Ell que 10 interese puede verse con So due
no que habita en- Oatafo. Abril "a de 1892
GNES CRoSAS. 2-3
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R r TO R n o

Este servicio 10 prestan los grandiosos,
comodos rapidos vapores Manila, )" "Ma-
drid," ."keina Mercedes" 'Mejico," eve.
racruz" Panama"
Los vapores de esta empresan enlazan On
Puerto-kico y Ia Habana con los vapOres
correos de Ia Peninsula y sdemas enIazan
en- la Habana con el 7apOr de Ia misma en-
presa que sale para Veracruz ell IL de cada
mes y en- Santiago de Cuba con eL de la hnea
de la Habana Colon.
FL vapor de la 1nea de Veracruz tocar&
en- los puertos dc Progreso. FrOntera de
Tabasco Veracruz y Tuxpan.
FL vapOr de Ia Habana Colon saldr& de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, Santa
Marta, BarranQullla. Oartagena y Colon.
Los pasaJeros que tomen boleGa en- este
puerto para La Gualra. han de embarcarse
On el vapor de Ia empresa que sale el IA de
cada mes.
TARA los citados puntos SO admitiran car
ga pasaJerOs.
Para mas detalles dlrigirse los agentes
de la Lnea, en- Ponce dandarias, BTeRaro
q Co., en- Mayaguez PatxoJ. Castello y Co.,
en- Aguadilla, Silva, Ferrer Il Co., en- San
Juan
10 a. O. PRATS Y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
La Belleza.
Fabrica de tabacOS y cigarroS.
Dragones 80 v Al Habana.

DragOnes 80 Al Habana.
Debil sera mi voz, pneblo ilustrado,
Para expresar mi gratitud sincera,
AL YER que a LA BELLEZA lie has brindado
La protection mas amplia y verdadera.
Verdad es que ell cigarro elaborado,
Va por su aroma y esQuisito gusto,-
Uon la medalla de orc tue premiado
Por un Certamen ilustrad0 y iusto.
Pero no todos tienen tn pericia
Nj como Id desnudos de ilusiones
Saben hacer al nerito justicia
Sin ceder lDfuencia nj apasiones.
Por ESQ te consagro con frmeza
La gratitud que Ia lealtad alcanza,
Y ten la conviction que LA BELLEzA
Sabra corresponder a tn confanza.
b. 8 Mayo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
F0SFOROS

D Sebastian Conill, de regreso de su viaie
4 los Estados- L nidos y Canada, ha iuaugura-
do nuevamente las tsreas de tu fabrica de
f6sforos de seguridad marca Luz
La adQuis sici6n de los aparatos de invenci6n
mas recientes y 10 habil cooperation de inte-
ligentes dictates, que consigo ha traido, le po-
men en- aptitud de poder ofrecer al consume
I'M artienlo desuperior caidad que podra
rivaliEar con los mas scredit dos del extran-
jero.
UDicos agentes en- toda la lisa los sres. Co.
mill Bolivar Y Ca. para las ventaa Dor mayor.
quienes intormar6n de los precios y condicio..
mes de venta.
Det&llanse en- todos los estsblecimientos de
VfvereH. 2-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
LLNEA ATLAS.

Los vapores espanOles "Al.
pin " y Arden " saldran sucesi-
vamente de NueVa-YOrk con
deatino a San Juan, Maya
gdez, Ponce y Maracai-
bO en- las fechas siguientes:
Enero 20, Febrero l6, Mario "a.
! Abril s, Mayo 2, Mayo Is y Ju.
MO 20.
Loque ponemos en- conocimiento
de los se1otes importadores , del
pdbheo en- general. =
Para detalles dirigirse4 los Agen-
tes, S0BRINos DE EzouIAGA. h.30aj'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
CIRCULAR.
Circular.

Muy sefior milo Tenemos ell honor de par
ticipar v. que deja de ser de nuestra pro-
piedad el estabecimento denOminado Ell
COLMADO, habiendonos trasladado al ba.
rrio de Ia Marina Gale del Dep6sito ndnero
6, en- donde nos ofrecemos con el mismo varia-
do surtido que expendiamos en- ell cltado es-
tablecimiento, adiccionando el ramo general
de vfVereS.
Contamos con I'M eepacioso y bien situado
almacen pr6xirno los muelles para pcder eje-
Guitar con efcacia Y prontitld las 6rdenes que
V. nos confie; las que COMPLIMENTARY como
siempre gustOsoS sus affmos s s. @. B. s M.
p. MARTORELL 7 GA. q 8bl,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
AViSo & los fumadoreS.

La for de cigarrillos superiores, tabaco he:s
brilla, especieles de la acreditada marc6 "Ls
Honrradez" de Ia Habana. "a /
Agentes de "a fabrica en- esta plaza para eI
detalle, Garcia o. Faraill Tetuan 29
Sc reciben cada diez dias por los vaporess
6-e
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EN LA.
Farmacia de Daub6n.
56-FORTALEZA.-56

Jab6n trasparente de Gliserina, perfumado
para 9. tocadOr.
Jab6n de Aqua de la Florid. para ell toca-
dor
Jab6n carb6lico, (nuevo estilo) para el to-
cador.
Jak6n odont&lgico en- forma de tabetas.
Jab6n sulfuroso de Glenro's, para herpes y
demas afeccOnes cutaneas.
Esencia pura de Jazmfn.
Virus vacuno &c Inglaterra.
Are6metros.
Pesa;jarabes.
Pesa-licores.
Lact6mettros. 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
Aceite refnad0 de COCO
DE
r AC(NA

DE
!. BARACOA.
PreparadO expresalnente para
entretenimientO de lnaquina-
ria.
PREOIOS.
En- Darr1leS. $40. so qq neto
En- I6tHH VII 90. neC0
POlGviejG y M0raledG. F1bricG de Jab6n
Puerto Rico.
enero 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
T6nico-GenitaleS5

C6ebres' pildoras d del especialists d
MORALES, contra Ia delsilidad, impote1s
cia, espermatorrea y esterilidad. 81
uso esta exento de todo peligro. Sc vs1
de en- las principales farmaCiAs,
pesos oro.
Dr. Morales, Ca1retas, SO. Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-30
LA Perla"

GRAN REALIZATION.
Por tener que ausentarse gu duefia por al
gun tempo, Ofrece una infinidad de artfculos
dc novedad Y fantasia q precios de quema-
Z6n.-CELlNA MAUcRAR. - abb.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06
--==-- -
He Drew the apiIal Prize

Yesterday a eat. d-sy man stygq-i f--
70 Ihr Ehesl-o'-'orune, which d, g. He
seen on tbs plaza every Satr-isy bud
concluded 20 y, us luck. The ds-k.e-
and ursl ropsie's =, who usually Isi-uu.
ize the show, stood aside, the new conner
bought the CAKE Of sos, which oauie7s
tn PRIV lsge O. turning the pheel, and
be sailed II. II : sAid that the wheel
ordinarily Ia. q peryerse vby Of reius
.ng to rest on the big prizes, snd be-
s'gEs euly such t-lnes IS are worth ten
ceLts peCF, But II this instance II
ws- evident ont q order, Tor the irzy-
DkL drew the capital pr.ze, shlch VS. .
silver watch The lucky winner grabbed
his prize, be Snowman gra bid him
add the crowd tairiy ,lssed with excite
Urlt. b. i1c time tie police spI cared
co tie scene, the watch had sC,s CHM
l-e-.lg, the slow@a- Lad ceased O. iear
On. shirt and -si collapsed. me,
..-=l supreme.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

Yesterday s..s q noted day 'oI tn, ar
nval ui fresh supplies OF the Pioneer
'TuetT2 house Il A Jyoo, IBylo, 4
b-u;her swe'; ana lash potsio.,,
cabbage. o-io-s- bat -r, .EGs, -iralu-i
honey vai I4,A4 Epps COCOA, Bakers
chocoiut,s, ItAllaa nscaruui, table
sauce, 'rs.vs, Aui az kili, u potted
meats, ..-., 4 'u.. ale = ia le grocer
IT,. such he bacon ALl-s, Lard, Cream o,
hahsa- 1aer. cu'r meal, aid eyeryth.us
'u est, - '-s n--' quality aid lowest
pucc l-s .1r. --a 20 them n {
FRAT ~ l...E, Aa-f-- street.
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ice sPnYNX SPEAKS.


Wnrv "hatsuu.G comes from the pyramids
yers
The rlsr.oh. have kicked % their conn Iils
AMI BOO iAelF sTstrs are graVt.y tuning over
whl.tt Whit. tn matter with The splynS
Her stlu. face. me ma. finds relaxation
DrA1ll The time nru ,-d VIE % Ir-ly vlul 49,
A. q shy rathCrsiktt the s. uAti-n.
II. Ii her y Al who De'er ss'or- hs'
she v5i.i,t, Egypt, cast my .eepier
Thy. ie,ii. .si1,-l thy given vori 8. br9tr,
Ani l.sse Levy has inpiulsg thy crown.
The Eo,h.eAilI,. solomon. and Abrams oei
Al l.fsei for your ,n,irui ,srcA.. lr,ts--
NHu have 20 tAL- whatever uurv i thrtrH yOu
ur,ta-y~ upou ;ne interests : yout i-ht-
'wase from your shore. the jew. d. arle
Y.arl'', puF.ura. in h.,e. to bring tDe'
Scv. aliuy.t.-I. sit IN. lnrdvtcu. nose,
~ .rEr.'s rhttr'T-Hs 70 ri'pu l"ur tratE
'E,a,rn, ii.honor,i--h.ypt. WHIST i- l''
/ OF .vrn old u.Ir they We nclrtt 500
l Yours. Buu now WEAR the luhn hu
yoke
.B.tilIn. not sAlth the ~phynN "tnst 20
len -ulrt--
i'm. simply wc.ry, Isypt. Il your v-y-.
] And. I- NJ old AI'i feeble. IN cantrut'I
Ill.- the Bg.Isa fs- .l eud ms IAt-
The finest bot;led beer IN tn worl
Tor sale hy |. A Guldstein-SGtt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06
9Th. ersst sogthtr ~

"Brazos Chill ,ure,' VI
ran,ed tor the cure Of et-i
i = positive su,lio,e Ia
has no rival q 8 tonic ~
an emaciated system -
matte cause. and 70 u
necessarily exposed TO u ,
epces. and ar attended
lowing symptoms, 'ucn ;,
tite. aching Of the .A'A =
yeri.hness. severe hell' y.
ton 10 get about, low 'F'''s
ness. chilly sel,a,ion'' " y.
hot, burning fever~ VIZ.
terminate ia bilious 'iI..
termiItenl fever, We s o. te'
you keep 3 supp! ~. y, 2
time and take . tose .-.i,.
10 other medicine is ls,'
very concentrated aIl y.
effects in removing in' r
ments from the blood n 5-y
appreciate th!. "A'nlls !,
farmer, who j, more '..is
10 those atmosphere go
Ia the Call season, "A'- 81
crops in the midday '.-
snd heayy dew. o. n'i y,
those malignant ie'e. .',-.l
lent, and 70 them We 80
10 take 5 dose Of ' pa ~
every s morning on hs. .li' ],
avoid the danger Of a ...,. /,
say nothing OF ihe " " ~
saved in the end. Nv; ~ "
arsenic. The Physii,, a., ,-,-, Z.
recommend il. As Pdsf
/, ana take no olhef'.
Il tie .''I Prepared only ,l y ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06
l. TT
Improved Iron lryI.-,

Tho mpst r.rt...
hir.,i,n L = ,'' ' ana A'lss
ut,i'.L lion 70 ihe lu.
/. Tho sucrass 80. 20. y
Jas, mi IN 49,, '.'f PieiaiIg
,nost nornl -, ~, ~ '' ,.' Hl''o, OF
in ne! '''' , ' A., ~, VI H'' ,ut 100,
,h,t iii. ma,l,,' y '','.A'e 'is
cI,,anIr az ,, ,,'','',' o.. e j. 10 st'sf
., , r.! . ,,5,' '' .vIlr ac.
H., r.. 49, .'s j. . ''Na' h-r
10 ,. c,I,,, r',' a. '"r;
.vs,.n, vt ,, , 1- ,.''l-'ht
t. - .,,' o., ~ u .y'i
tnoo.r a, a. a. .'''l GALE
a't,iah -. p 3 al- .i
80 e 80 -. ~ u. -. - o' a. e1.1
n'.iroJ -, -. " -.'
~ i,a, ,',, W. 'lt A3
70, No., ~ ~ +, ~, ,,'',' p" e -l!7.t
~ D,s nan, ~ wv, d. j. @..'a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

j. \. Cooper has established himself
IN tine N sGt market business, nj stall No.
: N the Market House. H. has had the
stall fitted mp in excellent style, every
thing neat and nice H. new pin. Mr..
Cooper has facilities unsurpassed, and
pledges himself To- send his pa ron-
none but good and wholesome meats.
E.nlrrnher stRll NJ. s-dlw
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hIndersnrtcn schonI.

Our kiuivrsarre. md select school
will be resumed ol Monday. S.u.eul b.,
4ih. ls-2, 81 our -ssiGeuce- y. - sui
Fourth street, shrrc We vii, h.vg sEEt-i
a arge. airy .eLyel room. bat 81 eth
l!1ii our LHHhor. sul ~lI 1aly simI,
children under ulr- wear, % az.
MrssIs CAERyLL
August 18th, ls>2 -e suu.,1S5a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

This l. the hast week u the orchestra
at Def rAuci,' Garden. Ball every night,
c mmeuciu4 Monday, August 7. Every
body invited. Ga Zee y cents 10.
gentlemen, no charg, for ladies. The
rule will not ap ly ou nights when sar
den is rented 10y other parties, Which
may occur once or twice during tn,
vr.,E
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

A most splenIiI nerve 90 (
stiy- sue and 'f@li
nei vuusneSs, VaAe!llhe.s 81
We are FINK 10 admit d.
kIIXIR has no r-sl or .a
properties dire.i bro ii' o
that lts qule'iug nhlG
reached rhrnuEh lst.ne
system, and whea 10 icliof
are experience 1g the lri'
NERVOUS HEApAJIF Nh 30
TIsM. NERVOUS FEUsInIl,'
by excessive dulkng 81 Z
which naturally plgils'
energy and impAlni ydl9
hat This Pow EEt, 4 ELlNia1
I'd b. restore ilir nerve, /" =
coalition. Thereby EIv.1g y
wed stnruEtiituI De 40 e
dersnged tom uyei E0iA .
Ask your uTugEI-- log D. y
olhef. Prirr ~ O. Hj' Sll
Prepared Only oy I-cieI ="
Texas.
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Attention Engine 60. No 1.

Yol aye earnestly -yz3-r-,sl 'r meet
a. E1s.ue house Monday, August :. -.
81 So ?. II, sharp By order,
\ VI. PHEsCoE-. : -,e-su
J. " YEAIEs, Svc'y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

o, interest 10 the lallcs O. .,a Lut
elegant lime 81 dress goods, HusIer, and
notions, are now to lee seen al SauSr
Bros. -SlUtc
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CITY coz Cti.
special Called Meeting ON the
Fast NnCo Ponds

thursday hiLLt i' luNtsllfH', .hH I,Pu''
10 the cGnH''i'- .i ,"Y E's' wac
ponds, "ud tA. Cost '' df"ln us' ana
$50 Co aHtH"'Iag 'hr mayor g. order
i"t alderman ut tht ON "hfd'
o. place o' A,lti man Nc htyn' "uo res
gnH'i.u bad been rendered Nud accept
e. 80 LIE preceding meeting Alderman
tNi7u' ''' ,-r 60 mini zee male . 'eI"'
i. report lie committee De- said Lao
'S,''d '.a pep ana sA'''Nhl'HE7 Hl'
va" given lArh 'AlT examine" QUA
l hey found iAai TIE railroads . al BLOCK
e.i NJ me ''i iitcl WIlch USE 10 It"Iu
'he ivlun-' 'ha 'lh' ,ht water nHd nov
L' Quiet as '"t IMlf ROADS 'h tLI,Nl
up r'n ban Ewents had tal!ed 10 "uI.i al!
cuI''Tt- tliT'n-h winch thr water iA'-,,
now ana 'I' '--,r ''Hd- were Jar s,!
RESPONSE }. ''r 'h' 'art, 41autii!
x ""ie' '." ID 'ur p'"l-.
One v.y o. 4uI- 'ar pond Was "l
beginning u' the lower edge - d.. POND
AID u '''nl through Nj y. u.s.
Heli. but MI n rI- was not uu good
terms with the cit! They h't e-''.
mates made ~ tAr got 't two sorts -
sewers, "tn~ .alH box sewer Hud the
uthrf o barre. sewer. which were a- i"''
loS-l from paper read
f,,,,,i..- s3yg ~
Mails. ..... y 40
IRA! -. ........ H
Carpenter W..s. ....... I'l h
80 80
~, t,.t ....., -
IL '''! !. d. 'A''.'l' 'l'hy' ''. ',N1'-~
'' 'u' Nt''- TO g--'-'t 'i-- "o'h' .'-''
these two would bring thu entire cos' mp
~ |tHef ELs f.Ens.r.f dollars
- - -. .,.,,l
.,i ,s-r.-..- u,-t -. = t..L,,ig u.
ii. t.-.r ,l.., "a. 81. III o,..
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Notice.

The n,mhy-s OF GCIreuis .l.h vl.
meet a. ,A,ig Ia. "Wednesday 20 . D. 10.
sharp. =. Jo,fTIi
Ilc.ll.'t
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The peoples cl1trlfrS Sanger BIZ.
can nov To- oEui l tl.lr new uuill...
next 81 ihy McClei-li Lo,e.->f;c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

th'inc lHrg' Apple, ~ e,n,s p,r
D k,t.dJ e. Eatous
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-02-15

The proceedings of the meeting Of the
"Low-Tax Executive Committee Of
Franklin county," which will be found
in our paper this week, strike us unfa.
vorably We were much in hope that
this foolish division in Democratic ranks
would not obtain so faras county offices
are concerned, and we shall vote for the
man we prefer, Individually, wheth
err he be "high tax" "low-tax," So
called. We only want to know if he is
capable and honest, because his undivid-
ual views will hardly affect the settle
ment of the Statedebt. Besides, we are
no extremist, and would be happy to
sec all democrats act in unison. We
believe the debt still hangs over us
that ii should and must come before the
people-that the next Legislature should
settle the question without bribery, and
that bribery in the last Legislature
passed the 1908. Why stir up strif,
upon the question in county elections
We think all this ill-timed, nor will il
meet the wishes Of low-tax men general
ly, who, we believe, arc honest in want
ing a square and fair adjustment Of tht
matter Beyond doubt, this useless di
vision will guarantee Republican Gov
ernor and Legislature at the next No
vcmber election. Is i. not time for Us
to reason together? Is it not time fol
us to cease devouring one another
More anon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-02-15
Hunts Station items.

We have quite civil, quiet time of
late, having no disturber OF the peace
in the shape of saloon. In fact, we
have kind-heartcd, generous class OF
people.
We have a school under charge of
Prof. francis, assisted by Miss Bruce.
They seem to be doing laudably, and
given satisfaction to patrons .
Our merchants seem to be doing well
enough. Occasionally you may see
them scratch their heads. That means
that they want to be employed. They
are all nice men and clever.
Our farmers at this time Of the yeal
are very busy (when it don't rain,) pre-
pairing their lands for the coming crop.
We have had one pretty day for plow'
ing this week.
The wheat crop in this vicinity ispcr-
haps about an average, in acreage and
prospect. Some wheat looks rcmarka
bly, well.
Now is the time for it, and some arc
preparing to SOW oats and clover. Feed
Is so scarce that it behooves farmers tt
ret their oats in the ground, that it may
be coming on for feed
Our people are discussing the proprie
ty of increasing the quantity of grasses
for hay, and not depend so much upor
corn This is the correct system Of
farming. :.
The lumber business is growing ii
= importance with us. Enterprislng mel
are overcoming many difficulties. Saw
mills are now penetrating the mountain
coves and doing a profitable business
where few years past the people her
dreaded to undertake to drive team
and wagon Courage sometimes make
the man. Formerly men were afraid t
undertake what is now easily and cheer
fully overcome.
+ The amount of water Oh the surlac
+ of the earth in the low places III field
, exceeds anything of the recent past
: More land (some of it sown in wheat
has been covered with water tor week
j past than at any one period for years
n We had an election last Monday fc
= the purpose of filling vacant magi
tracy, occasioned by the departure
+ G. w. Simmons to Texas Mr.. S. Il
s Keith was the successful aspirant. Sal
is a clever, genial, sensible man, and v
hone he will fill the place with honor I
himself and profit to his country.
It w. A. LARKIN.
Hunts Station, Tenn, Feb. 18th.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-02-15
lith District Items.

Everything moving along smoothly
in this district.
All happy over the death of the 1908
but Davie, and he meets it with a man
ly resignation
Plenty of rain, and oh! how the wa
ter fingers in our ponds. In many
places our wheat has been killed. Ear.
ly sowing looks promising.
Mr.. j. ii. Brazelton and Mrs. John
son Williams have had quite serious
spells Of sickness, but are now conva-
lcscing.
John b. Looncy has bought new
spring-wagon.
Jim Baker is the fattcstand happiest.
looking man in our district.
A well-to-do widower and young
man in the 18th are keeping "bach
q Temporal o morcs!
Bob Baker, viii Sells, and others,
going to plant cotton
Some ofour farmers have commenced
blowing.
Health as n general thing very good.
More anon. OCCASIONAL
Feb. 18Th, 1882.