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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

''lC'S so uncommon lonesome 6lnC(
the boy left the farm" size went on
''but it's worse since he got married
1t seems like deserving u altogether
slave you got q son'1 You never
mentioned him s@t @
"No, George has gone his way, and
we must go ours. Yes, h6married one
of those crack headed boarding schoo
people, who can't tell the difference
between a trolling pin and a milk pam
But despite her scorn, Mrs. Clement
dashed off the tears with her brown
fist. '4i
"Is his wife pretty7 Isuppose you
love her dearly J
~ don't know anything about her
and never want to know. He's left III
for her, and us old folks will leave him
for her, too. Mary turn them cakes
around; seems as if they are'burnin.'
When Mary had turned the cakes
Mrs. Clement was leaning ON the arm
of her chair.
"Mary, supposin' you stop With Ii
another month yet, anyhow. The dea-
con will make it all right"
"It isn't the money l care for Mrs.
Clement; only wish | might stay
always. You don't know how much
love YOU
Glove us! Do you7 Bless your
heart. If poor George had only picked
you out, what comfort it would be to
us all But it can't be helped now.'
She sighed YEARLY, then glanced
out of the window, looked a moment
and then threw down her work.
"Bless my soul, if there amt our
George coming up the lane! Deacon
Deacon! our George is coming"
With all the mother love rushing to
her heart she hurried out to meet
him. Oh, the welcoming, the re-
proaches, the caresses, the determina-
ton to love him still, despite poor, in
nocent little Marion! Then. when the
table had been set in the next room by
Mary's def fingers, and she returned
to her "west garrett" Mrs. Clement
opened her heart: li.e.ar5l5 3.
"There's no use talkin' George, this
fine, fancy lady o yours II never suit
me. Give me smart girl like our
Mary Smith, and I'll ask no more.
Come in to supper now. Mary, Maryp'
She raised her voice to call the girl,
when a low voice near surprised her.
ooh, you dressed up in honor O my
boy! Well, l must confess l never
knew you had such a handsome dress,
and you look like a real picture with
your net off and those short bobbling
curls. George, this is Mary Smith,
my
George came through the door and
glanced carelessly at the corner where
the young woman stood. Then, with
cry, sprang with outstretched arms
to meet the little figure that sprang
into them. The deacon and Mrs. Gle
mcnt now stood in speeches. amaze
ment. Then Marion, all bushes and
fearful smiles, went over to the old
pair and took both of their hands.
81 am Georges wife. l was SO
afraid you would never love me, SO I
came determined to win you if l could.
Mother, father, may l be your daugh-
ter?'
Andahappier family, when they had
exhausted their powers of surprise,
amazcment and pride in the beautiful
Marion, never gave thanks over sup
per table.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
NO GOLD HEADED CANES THERE
IN HEAVEN.

Alta Southern camp-meeting. held
many years ago, says the Boston Tran
script, were two ministers who were
mutually antagonistic. One of them,
Brother Davis, had a wooden leg, and,
when he was especially wrought up,
would emphasize every word by
humping it on the platform. During
one of the sessions of the camp
meeting, when the public tent was
crowded, and Brother Davis was ex-
horting with all the energy in his
power, Brother Jones appeared with
a gold headed cane. Pointing bis
long bony finger at him Brother
Davis exclaimed, "Brother Jones,
there'll be no gold-headed canes. in
heavenn "No,' said Brother Jones,
angered by the sudden attack. "and
no wooden-legged preachers, either.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

At New Haven Mills, VT, is an ap-
pie tree that bears apples one year OF
one side, the next year onthe other
side. The fruit each year is Of the
same variety.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
George. Clements Wife.

"Ofall things this is the worst! If l
'ever in my life expected to hear such
news! Why, our George has gone and
got married! Dye hearq' d..
Good Mrs. Clement pushed her
steel bowed spectacles off her bright
eyes, and dropped her letter in her
lap, as she turned round to her hus-
band, the stout, clever old farmer,
who was contenedly stroking an old
white cat in his lap. 't
''Deacon, dye hear''
This time when she asked the ques-
ton there was a touch of sadness in
her voice.
eyes; what iAAe is married? I'm
sure it's natural enough. 1t kind o.
runs in the family pears to me"
But Mrs. Clement would take no
notice of the pleasantly.
"Well, if you like it, can tell you
| don't. He needn't think he's COM
ing here with his fine city bred lady,
all airs, and grace, and founces, and
ruttles. There's plenty of good girls
hereabouts that wanted him. Right
in the middle of work, too! To talk
of bringing lady here in hog KILN
time! do declare, think George is
f0Olv .r. .,.
- - .,.,* .,,. .....
A graceful, dainty little lady, in
garnet poplin and rutfled apron,
with small, proudly poised head,
covered with short dusky curls, hav-
ing pair of dark eyes, so wistful and
tender, a tiny rosebud of a mouth,
and a dimple one each cheek.
That was Mrs. Marion Clement.
Was it any wonder that George had
fallen in love with herr
She sat in the bright little parlor,
close beside the lace curtained win
dow, watching for the loved hus-
bands return and then, when she
heard the click of the latchkey in the
hall, flew for the welcome kiss. Look
ing up, she asked:
Haven't you the letter this time,
George e? I've felt sure of it all day.
Indeed, I've quite decided what
dresses to take with me-
He smiled and shook his head. A
cloud passed over her pretty face.
ooh, George ! isn't it too bad? And
l do believe they won't write because
they are sorry you marrid me-
He put his arm around her neck.
"And surprising such to be the
case, do you think it would make any
difference with me, Marion 2
"Oh, no, no, only it would grievc
me so if knew had alienated your
own parents from YOU" ...
"And a one sided alienation it
would be, too! They have never seen
you. And when they knew you
they can't help loving you"
ooh, Georger
The exclamation was caused by a
kiss accompanying his own fattery.
"!hat's all true as preaching. By
thc-by my dear, what would YOU saw il
the firm sent me off on a travelling
tour of six weeksr' 9
A little dismayed cry answered
him. '1ou won't stay here alone,
Ell? But, Marion, it would be five
hundred dollars clear gam to us.n
"What need we care for money
I'd rather have YOU
A mischievous smile played over
the young mans lips; he CNas more
matter ct fact than this romantic,
tender LITTLE wife of his.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

A Georgia young man asked his
sweetheart whether she had ever
read Romeo and Juliet She re-
piled that she had read Romeo, but
she did not think she had ever read
Juliet. ''I- 'h''
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13


HlGn-PR1cED VANITY have
lately discovered the way in which
Chinese girls paint their faces in Pc
kin. They first take a quantity of
sugar-candy which they rub lavishly
over their hands. They then 'smarm'
this delectable cosmetic over their
cheeks and foreheads till they are as
shiny as the moon and as sticky as
though they had washed themselves
in treacle. The surface thus prepared,
they proceed to lay on the white pow
der which they spread thickly from ear
to ear, and then they put on the rouge.
Their subsequent sensations must be
imagined. have never heard them
describcd.--Peki Letter. '.' 7ta
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

A sobbing English lady, who had
just lost her husband, asked the
clergyman of her parish whether re
latives are able to find one another
readily in the next world. He said
emphatically that they will be re-
united at once. Then said she,
This first wife has got him by this
time
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

The Eagle and Phoenix mills at
Augusta, Ca, employ 1900 hands,
which, with their families, make 5000
people that get a living out Of that
one factory.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
A HAPPY FAMILY,

The other evening at nine O'Clock q
policeman found q family of five
persons and two old trunks under 3
shed near the foot of Second street,
waiting to 60 up the, river on . wood
barge which wouldn't leave until the
next forenoon. The man had both
hands pressed to his face, the woman
was wiping her eyes on . handkerchief
and all the children were squalling., !,
"What seems to be the matter !" in
quired the officer as he halted among
them. "h ijaf'ho , lbfat.,,' Rae I'D
sob, nothing much" answered the
man. ''I've got the jumpin' tooth
ache, but it allus Stacks upon me about
midnight @'-'4'''''''' . 70 tA'os
+ "What ais your wife9' 51aai'fooae d
ooh, she's kinder tired out and ner-i
,yous, but as, soon as she gets a good
rest for her back agin the wood-pile
she'll 60 sleep and forget about It, :
She's all right, she Isl iiiRibio9 . Y
"But the children are crying
continued the officer. r,.a g4iti,.
"Yaas, kinder crying" replied the
man, "but that's nothing. That boy
Augustus Caesar, he wants a stick Of
gum, but he'll soon chaw himself to
sleep on a silver. The next one,
Charles Henry, he's howlin' cause l
won'tbuy him rockinhorse, butsoon's
l get time to spank him he'll curl down
and go to dreamin'ofangels. That gal
Minerva, has got her mouth made up
for fried-cake and milk, but III give
her a bit o pork and bread from the
trunk and she'll never know the
difference. We are kinder sprawled
ont here, and we seem to be kinder
afflicted, but we are regular happy
family .;s..
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

The name "eagle" was a happy de-
signation for our gold coin, consider
ing that riches are prone to take unto
themselves wings and hy away.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

There is a German proverb which
says that Take it Easy and Live Long
are brothers. s
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Married life often begins with rose
wood and mahogany and ends with
pine.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Don't growl-be cheerful, if YOU
want to get along better.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

NHOMAS b. DUPREE, Attorney and
l Counselor at Law. Office: No. 6,
Pixies Row, Baton Rouge, La. Will
practice in the State and Federal courts.
naval .. ..
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Cn0 LBS. New Crop Turnip Seed,
AVU direct from Robert BUST, Jr.,
also, Buist's Premium Cabbage Seed, at
Brooks Drug Store.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
ATTORNEYS.

III 5. LANG, Attorney and Counselor
Ill. at Law, Donaldsonville, La. Will
practice in all courts OF the State of Lou
isiana. q o jy19
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

Il. w. ROBERTSON. :. 8. NJ. ROBERTSON.
u W. & S. NJ. ROBERTSON, Attor-
U. neysand Counselorsat Law. Office
on North Boulevard street, Baton Rouge,
La. Will practice in the Fifth and Sixth
Judicial Districts. feb8
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

4 FULL line of Lundborg's and Lu-
IA bins Famous Extracts and French
Sachet Powder, at Brooks Drug Store.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

GAMBLE packages of black draught
NJ Liver Medicines given away mt S.
je2l BROOKS DRUG STORE.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
DIR. F. NJ. BROOKS.

C000 LBS. Collier Company's
AVVV Strictly Pure White Lead.
+. NJ. Brooks, Agent,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

INSURANCE Oil-l70o fire test guar
i anteed to be non-explosive. David
Il Garig. sd h'.''
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

d OCK SALT--Just received, S tons of
III Rock Salt, suitable for sailing stock,
and for sale at a low figure by I
~ WIN, GARIG
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

A. s. HEBRON. C. c. BIRD. Il. y. BEALE.
UERRON, BIRD & BEALE-Attor-
IL neys at Lay. Office on North Bou-
levard street, nsar the Postoffice, Baton
Rouge, La. Will attend to all law bust
ness entrusted to them in this and ad
Joining parishes. tayGrf febo
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

ENRESH PLASTER PARIS-Mar6le
i Dust and Plastering Hair, at Brooks
Drug Store
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

q UGAR COOLERS-I have on hand q
~ fine lot ofsecond-hand Sugar Coolers,
which | will sell at a very low figure.
VIM. GARIG
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

WERRA GOTTA WARE-Flower Va
L SEES, Hanging Baskets and Lawn
Vases, in great variety, at prices to suit
the times, at WIN. CARRIES
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

RRONZE and Dressing, for ladies' and
ID children's Shoes, at
je7 BROOKS DRUG STORE
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

II. NJ. FAVROT. II. LAMON.
INAVROT & LAMON-Attorneys at
i Law. Office on North Boulevard
street, Baton Rouge, La. Will attend
to all law business entrusted to them in
this and adjoining parishes. feb9
GORGE w. BUCKNER, Attorney
VI at Law, Notary Public, and u. S.
Commissioner, Baton Rouge, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
WIN. GARIG.

TEAS-I have just received, direct
l. from the importers, a fine assortment
OF fresh Teas, in convenient packages
for retailing. WIN, GARIG..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-23

s. 1T Elm Sammsr, murmslts Otto BIZ.
asr, bab bitie 2sute, mstfens nur bura
itr neintihss pripatinttrsiIt sstrie6tn. I'D
bem dor tIdritt aufdlisbtn wts Ntles
mlntn Fe nod lernen, nm ais ireie
Staatstiirser I'm sbelaen Stane fId BEN
9ruben @anaen etenabar MAIDEN ~ tSnnsu.
@sbt bieIen Qsutsn porerf nur, mas II
Hen BON @ettes uub Nehts wesen 3u.
tummt, repItetrte 0rnbsr trodtn, unb ibre
iorsentrlORen &Spie peroen erbsat alsbaIe
bie erwan5Ate politifhs 8ilbuns srlansen.
mslte in einsm reputleanii&tn Staate ale
srie Biir8ertuseno gilt. 6.
Otto bittte auf. Darim auf ale Sal.
le nur in einem rsputlieantl&en 2 frasts
ct faarf. Sd baAtt, In etuem fsetsn con:
lfitutipaellsn @taate perpsrttat fit saa,
Disittte gIrssrtussno llnp nun empftbls
ID mid Stntrl mein Better. ntdte asr se-
ratiTt.t inberi er mad fsinent Suite sriff
,inb @ruber BE @ehte tinbielt. sGs bleibt
bis auf Deitsrss aiio bst unlerer 8erab.
ttbuns - auf Dieperi.bsu
@rn6tr fGItttlte ibm nit treubfr,iser
grsebenbsit sic Sanb. San, na4 gera6,
rebuns, sesebtter Serr, Serlaffen @te i1d
auf mid aae Dampfsrs wsrosn aufaefebt
be- s@ie nirSndtere Saftrustiu.ea brtnsen.
Iit erbobease 2ampe fclste sr btm @aite
bur& ben ensen 3ausfur une teeompli.
mentlrte i'm -tSfiA bts gum Mussanss.
Damn ,risselte ,ir bintsr iem. au uub. sins
III bic ans fdon betannte, teute' Fii&tis
aufssraumts Bo9sfabe! "a 5.G.
..es (gOrtfssua. foIat,
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ie11. .

arter s Sp...r We
IA DaG Strut. M .rl -l-I' Wsp>yeri
el,ius 5ummtn werben sprtbtiibaft fin seaA>
ben aua,ltat urk prpupte mpnatli4t iBtriAte, &C.
li.f.rt. Gin gua, peI&ss sas Wa6er. natttbtfII
wirb fr,t strfanet. l0,4,7s,ul
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= Yei tleinen uusliidsfiqen, benen
mir i'm Berufsleten itanplid ansSelebt
ftne, eiSt es tein beHeres pilfsnittel, ais
.bas ct. 5 SafobsO 6err Wilam
We!sner. gaqsb Greet, Winn, fdreibt
bariiSer: Oas ct. Satots Del 1T
Elm 0utes 5silmittel. Sd babe meinen
redten bub perrentt uno babe psrfdiebene
Qinimente periu4t, nm ainberuns ~ erbal
ten unb ben Jub 3u beilen. ieooas serseb
lid. Da fiel mir elm, bab id eiae 9lai&e
g St.Saiobs Del neulit 3nr probe
nit mad 6auie bradte. SD sebrauate q
ioSlei& naH Hnpeifnns. rieb meiueu 6us
taAtiS Samit ein unb mad fiinfmatiseu,
Giureiben mar i'd wieber i'm Stance, mel.
men @ei4iften na&jusehen.
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Snter.hante sias.

Wenn man ale bisber i'm Gpmsreife
einsebraAten 8ias auf eiuen unsebeuren
9treifen Yapier fdriebe, 70 uirbe bieier
Streifen 3trar ni9t bon Der grbe bis gum
Monbe. aber pielleidtl bon ct. 2ouis mad
gbicaso reiden. 'f'''97i ''si4i- '
Sbr Snbalt if melt neniser mannidz
faltis als Der ber Wdrden pom Taulept
Nnp sine Nadt, Dsnu CUTE feben adtel
fine MqBreseln rfor the relief of John
Katzenberger,tt ,,for the relief of Jodo.
Gus Sehweinefett," .,for,ithe relief of
sBombastps1W s1Wurzpeieg trssr aeier mag
it& bic abrisea Namea fsItsr bin,astmten.
Mhtr einjslns Grsbsertn Ruben itcti op&
unter eteitm Dalos Son Garrentraut.
. Da bat ber ieble Y. s. ,GpTrst9 BON
ptnniYlpania cine nsut Ysnlionsbil ein
Sstra&t. Detislttn ,u}pla. loG nlat al
letn isssr Selbat, fonsstn fsbtr& u@etraf.
tsteA, aud wsnn IT watt,np b,s tssten
Rrtesss su Hauis seslisbta. ~ soQtry Dtn.
fiOp 6ert&tist .itiu. ,gteafs bic Dsites,
Batter 7nnb Nitter tsntr OYferfrtubistn
Yatriotsn.
6oiftntlid~ brim8t GraRns WtHs petr
iunR Ssnano aus Nifovri eaau Elm Am.n.
btntnt. tasldsa tis &@meifrn, Daftn,
Ni&tsa, grofat@ttm unb urgroB Bnt&t.n
ber 9enannteu Uaterlanbsp.rtbtpissf init
suletn.a Otrtinsta aas Diamaniaa ida
Ausfattet.
Die Miitsl ,u bieisr Musaat. tSnnt.n
letHt bur& ben BON ben O3ieleuttn 70
warnt befarwortsttn 3pq apf 96ee unb
Jfantt aufss5racht ners,n. s'4'ii d
Cine anbere neus Stsu,r felt Der trsif
li&e Me Mtllin ron ftnnsif,, benz amsri.
laniihsn 0plte Ia NusRdt. % III bies
bic alsemttne bslisbte G,nlommsnfeuer.
auf bic 9rase, su p.ldsm 3w.dt bic 70
erprebtfn MiQtonen psrwsnost rssrbsn fol.
len, ertbetli Elm fern.rer, BON 81. ..
Q'@onupr pom SaStGaroline etns.srah.
ter Geisbtntwrrf bic palftnbfs antnort.
Dtrfelbe nil ndm!t& ben N,atrn al.
ttre ginlas.n nit 3inisn unp 3iniss.inisn
sriebsn. um wsl1. 1e Der vfromm," @.ne.
raj .. .. 5cwarb netF GeaoFea ts.
fawinbtit aai. liar 81
Durd Geusr une patriotismus ,ei&ns,
l1& bic 8ia s. y. 8slforos bon Colorado
aus. Dit(fr Gbrsnmann MID ndmlia al.
Ute. .Snbiansr ju ~ @ethsfeinpen" ertldri
tatsn. wtlds ni6t btnnen go Iassn 80
&reuse fristen. Nis es fdsint, isa,t BIZ
Dtteeriesl. niAt mad BEN Nlult psr Nota
taute, fonbetu Is nab mebr bic rel DER
MtneraQanpersien bes sStammes, wonah
iein 8erlansea fsbt, DIR S4lue BE-,
Dia (and 1s rights to its reservation
shall de declared forfeited) last barlte,
iaum tlusn awslfsl. 1"' "
Wit mirtli& anssMsinsr3 1betlnaems
barfte basesen Der @siebpo.ihla3 bss Mat'
barsn q. 8. Gonpsrfe son Oblc bssrasl
tpsrotn, ben elm 5aud dHt esut(&tr Nalo
siaiamteitslisbe au bnrdpsbsn idsint
Dit Nisisnbaums galifornias, 70 lpia Ct
foutn ni&t farbsr Sefdnt peteen. Son
1 bern Uncle Cam fcq ibre nar nod fpdrian
sorbausentn 5aine inter isintn maa!iSe'
Shub ReQsn. ','-. - :, = ''-'''
Dk Der Yabiiaat ben Nsf bn Geosrt
bes 2ibanon fdirmt, ipsldbe, nah ber an
nabme, bic 3tittn pss tpsilsn Roniss Ga
lome stieesn tabsn. "a ~ g (Amsrifa.
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zeras. a

= @iner Eripatnadridlt 3uiolse fol
bei 2inssburp ein Oreifader Mprb selbe
Zen iein. Man fanb baielbf am Conn
abenb bic 2eiden breier Merifaner uni
bic llnteriudung ersab, bas bieielee!
Sieb perfanft batten, fir ,peldeS iie bas
9elo Bel fi4 fabrteu unb tpabrldeinlid
bes @eloeS wegen ermprbet wurbem.
- Sn Der 9fdbe BON Dallas, neten be,
Serae une paeife giisn6atn wurbsu &eb
len entbedt. 9inntn 10 Sasem nil mat
NIT Dem @rattn bet }elbem bsgtnnen. =
Maior AR. Garter, Der III Dallas
aarb. 3ebSrte ,pabrenb bss &rieses gum
'State @tunrwafl. Sad(ons. y
- Sn 9berma, rpurben 3lpei Manne,
BON Yoli,ilten In sinem unorbentliheu
9aafe sriHo6tn. gs batten lia ea(slba
10 Mannrr aus Montague County uns
tenn Snotansr. Ssrritoriun, einsefunben,
um baielbe cine fusle Naat In tbrem
@inne 3usutrinsen. SIRE Aufasruns
mar absr ,berartis, bab swst ,Doli,iasn
8stclt wurhru. bic bic Banbe 3u ssrbaften
fu4ten. Metrere berlelben isbten F9
sur Detr uaS bic Yoli,i1en iparen se>
stpuasen, vone tbreu SdieBwaftn Sc,
brauh 3u MAIDEN. 5ierbet murbe ein
Mann 9lamsns Mitasll t5btlia unb ein
anbersr Nanaens Gaipt Ieiat perwunest.
- Bel @lsburne wurbe Wte @at1s
Cummings, tpetde sin ait Gieln bsipann !,
tes Gusrwsst1tteb, beim Dur6ssten Der
Ibtere bonn Waeen 9ewerien uno aul bsr
erbe fortSei&letft.s gte man btt glel gum
Steeen bradtt. tpar has .MabGen tobt.
- Nm aerganstusn Grsttas ,purbe In
bic @t. patrids Mrae IN @u!uflton etnss.
bro&ea unb cine Meaes Mrtitel bonn Nltar
ssec9len. Der 9srpaat bss DiebaaSls
ftsl auf cine Jsou Namens 6aeau. Als
bic Yoli,ei bic Wobauns ber Jrau uniw.
fu&te, fanb lt eins sanas Mense seRotlt.
nsr Nrtitel anb sbarunttr SaAtn aus brei
ssridtebeneny 8irAen. Der Dertb Der
aus Der @t.a vatrids RirAe seltoblenen
artiftl bslaufta fh auf $3.50. -
= Der NnfticnSffcre bon s. WperS
in @alueiton uurbe in lekter Wa9t be-
raubt, @ie piel ber @ertb Der seraubten
y. Soaqea bstra8f petB man nan nlett.-Dle
Seiqe e1aes uneetann1sn Dfannes ,wnroe
dnl Den Stfano 9etfleeen. Ne4 llftelae
eor0ne9sun1erlaqnn9 abSeealtsa.
%. Z. 1ocDop ~ S9alpelfon lanote
lene Wersna!spn als 4'laeoent Der Daum'
Wpuencerls etn. . Ote Omeltcren belHlrI'
leh,i eie Neltsnatlon Mot an5nnebnien.
Seatt'teny Der Suternattpaalbabn
lpfe9ea es als 9em1B aus. oaB bic slrbets
ZEN gum 1eltereaa Der Sahn 1bren An@
Tang am l., San1ar 1880 aehmen iouen.
Der Munger 9leatenant WcJteus
sat IN Sloe Dat County einen sewthen
y. @lart felt8eaonanlen, Der rcr elntgen
Ia1ren N 8rabiS County beS Wfcroes
i@aleia beiunben tuurbe.
in AuFln slanbt man nidt, baB
9earb elm neuer Yrc;eB be,pillist trtrb.
= Die Snia1en oes @cunthsefdnsz
n1heS IN Mtarlln, sails County, bier an
per 3abl, iino AM Abenb beS a.. idn,mt>
i!ds eatlprunsen uno entfcmnlen. Dies
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-23

F - Gin lansiabrtSer Jamilieufreunb if
Dr Ausuft aSnis'sS m Bur sc r
Bruftbee an niandem 6eroe sewcr.
ben. Sobau $. Rees. Canal Dover,
SbiO, ia9t babon: Sd sebraude . r.
ausuit SSni9's SamburSer
Bru ftbee i'll meiner Tamilie felt brei
Sabren uno mar INNER nit benz @rfola
sufrieben. ...... ..--m =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-23

J. - Is lino atasen i'm &ouSreb einse
laufen, sesen bas Deteetiu .Spitenl, mic
es iett unter ben perfdieoenen Departe
ments Der 8eSieruns betrieben ,pirb uni
ioq cine lluteriuhunS IN Baloe eiaseleiiei
tperten. q4.t- '-- .i IT,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-23

- Yom 1. Sanuar an tpirb es in ben
Ser. Stuaten 19 republiianiide unb 10
ben:ctratiiAe @ouperneure seben unb To-.
nit cas Glei6sewt4t berseiteat iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-23

- Der alte 8aiNit uno NiindbauIen
aarl 6orn,es unb feline Brau. cine 9tew
Yortsr 3ebamn,e. ilno eieier Gage bon
europa in Wsw Dort wieber einsetrofen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-23

Wa& Art unierer 6ibrbccte, bic
san,e Batn3ise aber 6laiie transpertiren
spiI man iest ielde baueu, wel&e Die ,3a.
&c ,wii&en Dsper. mno Galais user ben
@anal brinsen. Damn Tam man bon
9onbon aa& Yuris uHo ansSefehrt vbne
sBuSenpediel fahrsn.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
tn Re Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces of
wall paper and 2,0G0 pairs OF win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House Of J. R. Holt. 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling l5c.
paper for l24c., 124c. for l0c.: lOc for
&c., and Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are Of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper a room II #. by IL #. for the
small sum OF IS cents. So, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than whitewasbing.
The spring designs are stylish and
beautiful. Good oil shading lSc. per
yard. Window shades and fixtures,
hung complete, $l.75 per pair. Gilt
papers and Dado work 80 per cent low
er than ever. Give us a call and be
convinced that the above is no hum
bugging advertisement, but facts. JOHN
R. Holt, 223 Market street. I