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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

An arttesian we'll now in progress
at Pesth, Hungary, has already
reached a depth of BIS feet. The
artesian we'll at Paris, which has
hitherto held the first place, is only
1,64l feet. 100000 has been granted
by the city for the work. 1t is in
tended to obtain an unlimited supply
of warm water for the municipal
establishments and public baths. The
water at present issuing has tenn
perature of 161 degrees Fahr., and
the operations will be continued till
that of 178 Fahr, is obtained About
175,000 gallons of the liquor stream
out daily, and rise to a height of 80
feet. This amount will not only
supply all the wants of the city, but
is expected to connect the surround
ing district into sort of tropical
garden by the constant evolution of
heat. The difficulties to be overcome
have given rise to many ingenious
engineering devices, such as meth
cd for driving nails at the above
enormous deDth, and the means of
drawing them (by magnets); of cut
ting off and pulling up broken tubes,
and a mechanical apparatus by
means Of which the water rising from
the well is used AS motive power,
driving the drills ut a rate of speed
double that previously impaired
from the mouth of the well.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

if "a set of incompetent inspectors
were selected" the producers of one
| of our staple products might be COM
PEELED "to submit to the depreciation
of their property" and that "this is
the condition of things that may
arise under our present system. I"
Obviously, Mr.. Carroll hesitates to
criticise his own apNointes in the
State Tobacco Warehouses as nlcom
petents who are damaging the trade,
and so he lets them off easily under
cover ofa suppOsitiOn that he and
everybody else knows is reslity.
However, In view of the excellent
recommendation he makes for the
entire abolition of the compulsory in
spectlon system, we shall not find
fault for his dislike to hurt the ten
der sensibiities of the Democratic
- aaaska stsfE s}asias fsanas II.
Indeed, he evinces a larger degree Of
courage than any of his predecessors
in openly advising such a sweeping
and wholesome reform. and fortu
nately has the letter of the Bremen
Board of Trade in evidence Of the in
jury the inspections under the exist
ing law are doing the city. If the
Legislature lets the statute stand it
will simply fail to act because of the
importance of the tobacco warehouses
as part of the political machine.
Pretty nearly the same allusiOn
would be in place regarding the State
Cattle Scalt 5, but the Governor con
siders them of too much convenience
to the buyers and sellers of cattle 10
be done away with. He recommends
the abolition of the offices of Weigh
er General of Grain and Inspectors
of Grain on the same broad principle
0tn0n-lntelerence between buyer and
seller that applies to the tobacco bus
lness, and he embraces the office of
Inspector of Mines as another useless
lncumberance. These features of the
Executive document will also be
pooh poOhed by the managing poll
ticianS.
Governor Carroll discusses the top
les of public education, the penal and
reformatory institutions ofthe State,
and the registration of voters in the
remainder of the message. Under
the head OF Baltimore city, he treats
of the beneficial effects of the new law
in relation to Justices of the Peace,
and takes occasion to say that the
taking of any fee by Police Justice
will constitute cause for immediate
amendment Q Of 'fe the Law " so ola as ft5 ft5 pen
quire the Police Justices to sit at the
station houses for one hour after ten
O'Clock. at night to pass upon the
cases of persons who should not be
imprisoned until morning when they
can procure bail. On the oyster
dredging question he suggests
that the whole bay should be thrown
open to dredgerS under license, that
the rivers only be protected for the
counties, and the cost of
the oyster police force be reduced. A
novel feature of the message is the
showing Of the pardons granted to
convicts and the nolle proseques or
dered against individuals, and the
reasons for such action. In the cases
of some of the Baltimore criminals,
at least, the Governor fails to present
satisfactory reasons for his interven-
tion.-BaHimore Amerjcdn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

A new Pacific Railroad Bill is 10
be presented to Congress, The eastern
terminus of the prop 1sed road to be
at Memphis, and the line to run
thence past Lake City to Jefferson,
Texas; thence by the international
and Great Southern railroad to San
Antonio, to El Paso del Norte, to
connect with any road to the Pacific
ocean now or hereafter to be built,
affor1ing communication with the
various military posts on these line.
and the valley Of the Rio Grandq:
The projectors ask for thirteen mil
lion. to be repaid by transportation
Of Government mails and supplies
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

A MoLLIE's. Escape Clarence
Boyle, one of the earliest convicted
Mollie MaSuires, has escaped from
the Eastern Penitentiary in an in
genious way; He had been placed in
the bakery, as a reward for good con:
duet, and persuaded two other
prisoners there to put him into an
empty hogshead, which was placed
on wagon that was afterwards
driven out Of the yard. When the
escape was discovered, the two COM
panions were put in the dungeon and
the gate-keeper was suspended for
not investigating the contents of the
wagon before allowing it to pass out.
The two prisoners confessed that
they had emptied the hogshead of
its contents and fitted hinges on Its
head 50 that it could be fastened from
the inside, and that they had wrap
ped Boyle in SOME salt bags before
putting him III. @
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

Though there nave been no very.
great religious events to speak Of
during the year just past, it has yet
been one of more than usual prosper
ity to American churches, the lead
ing denominations reporting large
gains. The. Methodist Episcopal
Church reports a net gain Of 10000
members, against $4,000 last year,
and the Protestant Episcopal Church
has increased its members by about
l3, 800. Even the Dunkers report
more recruits than in any other year
Of their history, The Episcopal Gen
eral Convention in Boston and the
National Congregational Council at
Detroit have been the important re-
ligious conventions of the year in
this country, while the Pan-Presby-
terian Council at Edinburgh has been
the international event in this direc+
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

A lady in our neighborhood who
had suffered for over three months
the most extreme torture by a vio-
lent cough, has BECOME completely
cured by DIR BULBS Cough Syrup.
For sale in every drug store.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

PATRIOTISM "A communication
to the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch
relates the following story as an
evidence of the indOmitable will and
state pride that animated the SOL
diers of that state in the late war:
ION one of our marches in the early
spring." said he "When a chilling
ram had been falling for days. ,and the
olush was almost waist deep, our
command, utterly wretched and
broken down, was struggling along
as best it could under such circum-
ltances. Worn out myself, | crept
into a fence corner to rest awhile.
Presently saw a solitary straggler
coming slowly up the road. He
seemed almost completely exhaus-
ted-his shoes were gone and his feet
cut and bleeding, l was struck with
his appearance, for through all its
WretchedneSs shone the indomitabIe
spirit of the Southern-the man who
would be found at his post or else
dead in the attempt to reach it.
watched him closely, and rs he drag
ged himself slowly past, ! heard him
mutter to himself; "D-il me if
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimeni has proved effect
nal in all case where it has been properly
used. No instance is known where it
has failed in giving immediate reliet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
Neuralgia.

This excrnciatingly painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured bv
the continued application Of this Liui-
IupN-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
LINIM N T .
Rheumatism.

Time and money have bern wasted in
futile endeayors to obtain some embroca-
tion that would prove a cure for this
excruciating disease; but all have failed
except kELLER's ROMAN LINIMFNT, and
that has been successful in almost every
instance where it has been employed,
whether such has been of the inhammaiorv
or chronic type, In Lutnbago and Sciatica
it affords instant relicc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
inflammation of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured, or entirely prevented by the timely
Use of this remedy. 1t has never failed,
when applied at the commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
liberated Sores.


The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check to perspira;ion, and thus obstruct
Nature regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an infammatory cohdi-
tjolr which, involving the tonsils, and
.apidly Spreading over the whole Mucous
membrane of the lauces will cause Quinsv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
THE MARYLAND DIRECTORY.

A new and useful descriptive compilation
of the resources and trade advantages Of our
state A work that all live business men
must have. Each county and p. o. described
and accurately located by competent persons.
Price and quality OF farming and other lands,
amount produced per acre Suitable points
and inducements to emigrants and Others to
locate. Names of Merchants Farmers, Peach
Growers, Mechanics, Churches, Pastors Pro
fessional Men, with other new and valuable
information never before published.
j. FRANK LEWIS & CO..
No 3, Post office Avenue,
BALTIMORE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS.
MFRS. M. E. DAVIS,
1N Cor. Oak 81 Second SITS.

MI l.. SCOTT'S Baltimore Store.
w. Millinery, Gents Furnishing
And Fancy Goods and shoes.
Main Street, Opposite DR.. McComas' office.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
NUN BER as.

SNUBBING THE NEG RoES.- A spe-
cial dispatch to the ". Y Times from
Raleigh, n. c., Jan. says To day
was celebrated here by a. parade Of
the colored militia companies Of the
state guard. They made q very cred
liable appearance, and after being
reviewed by Gov. Vance and Adju-
tant Gen. Jones, were addressed in
the city hall by the Governor and
other speakers. GOV. Vance told
them that he could not celebrate this
day with them because he had done
all that a mortal man. could do to
prevent the occurrence of this day in
the history of this country, and that
he and his party did not believe that
the reconstruction acts were consti-
tutional, and therefore the negroes
werenot properly freed. But having
aequiescedsint he aniendmentsi0 the
constitution of the United States the
colored people had a right to demand
the same protection at his hands that
was accorded all other citizens. Mr..
j. A, Englehard, secretary of state,
declined to be present in the hall and
address the assemhlage because he
did not think the negroes were con-
stitutionally freed, and he would be
doing violence to his conscience if he
sanctioned the proceedings by Els
presence and by making a speech.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12
CONTK4CT0RS d BUILDERS

Holm NJ. JARBOE,
- Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
Residence on Liberty st. nearly oppO. Depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02

kerROLOIY-7rH PAGE I'd col.
soHEbEEs wXSTIPPls j AsT r. and s.h eo!.
ssyssEss Fssss s. co.,
CRY ZEAL ESTATE y9k sxLE.in FAcr,4sh col.
S sezssEs az asb Sss.I. s7s.ss y
bETTlsTRYIlsT s4es r5 col vup,,sarn Anpus
EUROPEAN sTEAMshirs-7rn P4cx-sd col
Eu.0rEo 3 srH PAcs-e.n col
ExcUks!ossr71n f rAo.0ass s' 9Th and eth COL
rlNANGlAL. ORR PAGE
TG nIEs RPoxs ss 81 APARTMENTS TO
EyesiiIlgksE-7ra fas.zaa COL:
HORSES. caRhiAGAs. Fac1ad "a and coils
H HSuss k ls5 4S COL
EEK o RIAL h EST ~ FOX
LOST AND F0UND.isr rAss5iss col
s4 SsIShsxvrlfa sAi,7is COL
NisoEnLANEou rse. PAGE
sgM S4HSia1GA H4ssss ss r.s.s.A co.,
1safSST5Ss sas5;s ii
pKofEkT rfac oUT 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sEAL EsTA4s Is rAc.-4sh col
REWARDs-lsr PAGE LIST co. a.,
:AS = i.
suMNEK REsoRTs-isr PAsE-Sth col.
TIE KADEs-7rn PACE "a col
Io LII For sUsiSEss pAcr-4sh col
uSfgsNIsIiEp ROOFS nsb ApASTn iS TO LET
S1das COL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS tFRIDAY SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.

10 Outlook.
BAY MARE. BRED AND OWNED sy BELMONT
high. years old: eass. pleasant driver; NOT afraid
sys
BAY S ,sss. HES
hon Of s and ID ss% s .n,
snns pes mare
NO rcr 4 ROAD 81 ssos built
PAIR SfST r"SG e. Il Sas6s HIGH
have ss By :sy .a as
* ~ '' R'ss ',s'' sra
nAs .c ida Years "% p nI MT driver can
one 70 drive. ana !. warranted sound kind and
TOP scxD
BAY covFk hYKsE, idh HANDS HIGH, year. Old ;
SET or Grass MoUSTED DoUBLs HARNESS. nearly
SET HSss s SoHss % ..,,
has hne style and action has been used BY private
san,leman 70 coupe: warranted kind and true in
coyFh, ~ Go5p SspHR: saiis BY Wood Brothers.
ssts s1H { SSpIsa SIRED BY cHAs f.
s .% :. hsn ss =.
out training perfectly safe Tor INV one TO drive and
BAY asIDis S st"s hands
years old PROMPT Ssndy a.ivsr n mot afraid OF
In 2:5O ana is warranted and kind and in
all harness.
BAY CART HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH. 8 years old; .
good worker; warranted kind and true in all harness.
Also Cart and Harness
FOR PARTICULARS and DESCRIPTIONS Of other
Horses 500 catalogue At the Office
TOR fIDanAa F9 'sP MAsoN ssrw " W;,s
BROTHERS. ia good order; kxtsnson Top Phaeton top
Depot Wagons TOP Phaeton 10 top side b.r and nii
spring Wagons Double and single Harness. Truck Iar.
ness &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. .2e6 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOX RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
AUGUST 2, ls7S.-WITH SUPPLEMENT.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UorlON HOUSE or VAN rAs SELL 1 KEAkNEY.
"A ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR Arm Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that 10 sound kind and true
In harness from :hree days given
10 test wArrautees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELs.
MARBLE MANrEtS AND MONUMENTS CHEAPEf
Nthan ever A. kLABER. ist East 18th 81. near 50 ~
TUE LARGBsT MANUFACTURERS OF Low ANr
haiflow Crates for either hard son COAL With dump
Ing and shssinE attachment, brass tre Places
Androns and Basset Crates for bres renders
Fire scts and Coal cds OF antique and modern designs
Wholesale and retail Low estimates gvca 70 builders
contr actors snd architects.
J. s v0XovEB CO., 800 and aes casal n, Nsv yosk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-01

Der @ntpurf zines @eIetes seeer
bic semeinsefabrliden Beiirebuneen be1
Sse'aloemcfratie 1T nit ber 5usebSrsel
gesrltnonns uul 10. Sept. ben pcutIder
JtetdStase Susesansen unb CUR yertbei
lung selanst. Der Sencr be8 @eIebet
ielbit 1T rcn friiber ber befannt. slu
bic geSriinbnu8 ipar man einisermaeer
9elpannt, oenn man eripartete, boB Die
auBeroroentliden YcQmabten, melhe Der
Gntmurf fiir Die Brlijei perlanst, ein=
prlnSli6 motipirt iperben miirben. Die
3sttunsen batteu in, ucrbinein idon se,
neloet, oab bic Wctipe nit bcIcnoerem
6lelbe aussear6eitet uuo namentliA einc
Heberlift Der auslanrilhen aasnabale.
seies9etaus, entbalten wiiroen. Diele
GrmartunS iteiSerte iib nod ourd bic
OiirltiSfeit Der in Der Gbrpnreoe semad,
ten Gnseutunsen. : Dieie Grwart,ineen
iIno ater setauiht moroen. umfanareid,
senuB iiao bic wictipe, ater iaalid brin.
gen iie nidt mebr als bic Ibronrebe.
Scnoer 3uIanlm snltelluns frembliubilder
AusnabmeseIebssbuns, welhe ia batte
lehrrsih 1sin fDnnen, 1T nidts au uerfel.
2n einer Stelle nur tpirp bes fran3Salden
@eiebes bonn IA Wir5 1872 seoa DIT,
neldss ansidlieBid sssen Die Beitrcs
bunssn serldtet iit, unb bon Der enslilhen
@elessebun5 miro gang allsenleiu geIast,
Dap IT'D in oerIelben 3ablseide ycradnae
befinoen, wcuad man bis in bic neuelte
3eit blnein, wenn bic Siderbeit pes
Staates nnb Der @elellldaft in 6raae
ltano, tein geoenfen setrasen bat, Die
Habeas Corpus. @cte 5eitlpejie auber &raft
gu leeen, unb bic @recutiusemalt bebufS
abpebr brcbenber gefabr nit yramad
ten gu Uerieben, wetde in mebrfaher Be.
3iebMns ilber cieieni9eu binausgcben, Die
Der Scrlicsence @ntwurf in Ycridlaa
brinat. suberoroeuttid leidt MAIDEN eS
lih bic yerfaner Der Wctiue, lpel,n es silt,
einen Ginwano idpcrmieseniter Nrt su.
riid5umeiien. Sefannttih iif bon isbr
plelen Seiten berporsebcben worben, Dag
bic aus bem gidtt Ger Oeifsntlidteit Der.
ordn5te lccialoeulrtratiId,e sMsitatian ual
10 nadbaltiser uno ecfibrlider i'm @ebei
@isu 'pHtVe iptiSeleet Deipeu. ueber
oiele5 Idwerlte Yeoenfen isben fid bic
5srren ysrfaiisr Der Motipe leihtber,is
nit ben WorteH biuwes ,GS libt iid
nit @runo beSweiieln, baB 9esteres in
erbeblid itartersm Wase seleben meroe,
als es Ihcn sesen pirtis Der 5aa it.a
Gin gefenntnib finoet lih iibriaens in
ben Mctlpen, oas benertt 3u rperoen Der,
oisnt, neil eS Seist, oaB bic llrbeber pes
Geissentmurfs ielbit nidt all be1en 6eil.
TRAIT slauben. Ole tetrefenos Steae
lautet: - Dem Staute allein miro es in.
refen aud nit SlilIe Der III 5em @ntspur.
'fs rcr9elhlasenen Wittel nidt aelinaen.
oleiccialoemotratilde 8emesuns au beiei
tioen eieie Wiittel brinaen nur bic
Uorbeoinsua3 fir bic 5eiluns Des netels.
80 beearf pielmebr Der tbdtisen Wtitpir.
fun3 aaer erbaltenben Glemente bet biir.
serildsn 8siealdaft, I'M ourh Belebuna
Ger Eelisiciitdt, ourd, Muftiaruna uno
Selebruns, bnrd Stdrfuns bes Sinnes
fir 9fe DIT uno Sitte, mie ourd weitere
wlrtbldaftliAe Sfefcrmen Die Nuurseln
eeS llebe(5 au beIeitiaen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-01

uno trablelia t(ans (siae 5timme, bDfs e;
eilt nidt nit oeinsm auibrad. SSannl
Yyarteu, bis iiteraa 8atn sebrcd,sn NOR
bsn - aber, Stab, i'd, willS nidt pillsn
wrna ru ecba. IS 1T bsIIsr, ou beicrsf
Ndes auT eisene 6anb. 3ieb nur auf BET
nen SSrper. mas su fannff, Sunse-
nimm mein wc1snss Tud, i'd, lhenfs es
Dir uno will5 lAon BET mcinsr 8rau sertre'
ten
gr tcnnte nidt ueitar iprehen vor 8aa'
runs. golrao bislt forteeiebt feline 5las.
Sur rpenn cine 9atsrns SbGms' unsstheil
te Nufmsrtiamtsit perlangts, lief er ibr
los, I'm bsim erlien Sdritt mad porn Iid
wieosr On ibn ansuidmieeen. ah, ipis
1pIte ss wsroen, menn er yliemano mstl
belae, poa wslAsm or 1h liilren lalien
Fcnnte llnb bsnnch muete ee esihieseu
Iein. go fdrittsn fe eilfrrti9 pcn saterns
,u saterne. 98as 1e ltH se9enieitis 81
fraeen batten, mar aus leprohen wo:een.
5sftiser trieb auf eem Ridosss Der SAnee
ibnfn ins @eHht, tbnsn erleihterno tire
ihmer,lidan @spantsn Sor chamber gu
per6eimiiaen
vi. Gap.-Sn BITE gBelt btnaua.
Drsi Gage warsa ysritriheu, orei fhSns.
Hare Wintertaee. 9fahoem Der 9immsl
isinsn gan;en Saneeeurrat5 auf Die Gros
nisberaelreut bate, ldauts er 70 b!au uno
fpnnis barein, als bate ct F@ iioer iein
@ert 70 redt bon 5srssn eefreut. am
Gage Die goleene Sonne, sur Naht,eit
bic funfslnben Sterue cin lhDneres gBine
terwetter mare nidt penltar sepe1en. 80
aud am piertsn Sage. Bitteriih falt war
es mobl. allsin Der SdSntsit esS sBsttsrs
seFGab baeurd fsin Ntbruh. Scsar Die
Come felter, iuecm ie Der nabe nsm @ro
bunen lasernoen sarten Duntlbi6i iid
entpano, rief nit ihrem eer6tbeten aut!ib
ben ginoruf 6erpur, ais bate Fs trob IT.
rer Weltsn pou bslsbeaosr unD ssr5sbren-
Der Slut weioliA sefrorsn. Irusen aber
ibre atlmdblih wahlsnoen Strabltn ben
Msnihsn fsin erbsblides MaB BON gSars
me gu, 70 maatsn iie oafiir Die pradtycilea
Standardization funfsIs unS siibsrn,
Dab elm rsd,t frdftiesn ause easu eesOrts,
bsn pialen. pielen @lau3 obne e.blsncet 5u
wesnes gu ertrasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-01
2lnfnaft nnb aIbgaus Der Soften

Saneera. = atntuuft, Dienitas, DOnner=
flag uno Scnnabeno, 9 llbr Ntencs.
asSang, WcntaS, Wittpph uno Srei.
tag 6 llbr Wprsens.
Corpus Gbriiti. = 9lntunit, taalid 10 llbr
abencs, aussenommen Mlcntas. gb,
gang taslid, llbr Wcrsens, au8se.
ncmmen Srnnabeuo. Die Yolt ninlmt
Ycitiad,sn mad Sort 0rown uno San
Diego nit.
Sclena autunit, Wittpct unp Samltaa
/ llbr g1ahmittaSs. Mbgans Wontaa
rno EOuneraas G llsr Uoraeas.
i5ric Gitp. 2lnfunit, Dienitas uno 5rei
tag II llbr W1ittass. absans, Diem
flag unO 6reitas, l llbr Nahnlittass.
eagle pas. -Nntunft. tdsliA nm II llbr
Wiitteraadt, au8sensmmem Woutas.
absans, tdSlit 6 lltr Uicrsens, aus.
gencnnien ScnntagS.
Bcrt Gcndo. - antunft, tislid 8 ubr,
abenos, auSsenommen SonntaBs. Nb.
gang, tlSlid, s ubr Wcrgeas, ousge
ncmmen Sonntass.
3areSc. autunft. .Wittrpod, Sreitag uni
Scnntas, ubr AbenpS. absans
Wfontas, Ilittlpca nno 6reitas. llb,
Uicrsens.
Stodnale -Qlntunft. Dieuiias. Dpnner
ta8 nno Sdmtas. llbr Ntenb5. Nb
gang, Wcnta8, Wiittlpch unb 6reitaJ
Z llbr WeorSenS.
@ienbabn BcitSiise : antunlt tdglid bali
9 Hbr Atenbs, ansgenpmmen Sonntag
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-01

Dem 9eneralsOuperneur pcn Turfeifan se.
pflcsen musceu, ioelde bic ietise forme0e
Miilicn Nbran,oif'S gum gabrslultat g.,
babt taben. Wan lhliebt bier aus Der
Gnfunft bisier Wtiiiiou, oaB Elm ruiilaes
2ruppeuccrps an bic @renje bon Ifsbani.
fan uDrseritdt iei, tpdbreno bic alssuleine
Nuf ufmerfiamfeit auf ben ruiaid- thrift den
6ries aer'htet mar, uno oaB oaS @inper.
itdnbnib smiiden benz @mir uno 9fublanb
perfeft lei. 9teueren Nadrid,ten sufplge
loa bet @n1ir bereits bic teioen ruIliiden
Senoldreiten beantportet baben Seine
antmcrten Iollen bereits burd einsn ipe
3iellen Courier naA gaidteno befSrbett
wcrben iein. Die Infresuns, bon Der
i'd Sbuea in meinem leeten 9ertdte
iprad, 1T in TOlse uller oieier tahrdten
auf ibren @ipfelpuntt seRiesen.
, 1878-06-21
FROM DUNGENESS.

EDITOR ARGUs:-Last. but not least we
notice with pleasure the interest being
manifested by the citizens of Dungeness
and vicinity in making arrangements for
a proper observance OF the coming Fourth
of July.
A committee of arrangements has been
chosen to make the necessary arrange.
ments and get up programme Of enter
tainmentS. which will be both Interesting
and amusing. The programme has not
been announced rs yet. but will be in due
time when all may expect treat. There
will be a ball given in the evening. at the
Good remplars' Hall. where all who wish
to "tip the light fantastic toe" can do so
to their hearts content.
Come one come all;
Your pleasures will not be small.
4th July.