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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06
. Der psRter 9loYb ipridt 7h ents

- Der psRter 9IoYb fpridt fh ents
ldieoen sessn ben 8ismard'ldsn &nsbs'
lunss. .@ekb. .Gntwurf aus. Das unsari'
ihe Blatt fhreitt: uDie Mabrsssl,
welbe 6lrR Bismard bem ReiAstase &C.
senater beantraet, 1T BON elmer Mrt, pis
lie In feinem anberen Darlamente oer Welt
befannt 1T. gDenn man In Der Mhtuns
ber parlamentaril6en Nspsireibett aud
nidt bis an isns auberae CREME sett, tpte
bet uus ~ 9anbe, mub man ben 8oridlaa.
ber bic ssutlde @efsbssbuns pemnadf
beI&aftieea ioa, nthts peRo weniser fur
unaebeuerltd anIeben. SIM ensiiiden par.
lamente teitebt sin @slet, welhes cas 5aus
ermdhtist, ssssn 9eoermaan Mabressla
III erareiien, Ter has parlament In ieiner
0slammtbeit, in ietnen gBuroentrdsern
uoer In ieinsn Mits!iseern bsleioist. Die,
1es @eley absr entbdlt cine @arantie Der
Warlamfntsfretbetten. niAt cine Glnlaran
fuua cer1elben. Strenssr 1T Die fran3Dii
lde 5auscrbnune. .5te sibt Der Rammsr
cas Nsht, niht nur Den SrbnunsstuL
1onberu letbif bic 3eitweilise Vertannuna
aus benz Yarlamsnt uesr ben Dlatenosr'
lufi aus3ulprehsn, thinner IN Zen Tauen,
wenn elm @itslieo iih ssssn bic sSnrps
Der Sammsr sersanesn baben lollte. DAP
aber ene 8ammsr bic Nusftobuns eines
itrer Mitsliepsr heereptirt Bate. bacon III
tn GneIanb felt Wilfss, in 5rantreih ieit
Manuel nihts ssbSrt wurben. Bsilpisups
In dlter.r unb neuarsr 3sit aanpe Elm &C.
lsb ba, melhes ssiattete, einen Nbssoro'
n.t.n fir bas I'M parlament aefprohsne
Sort Dor Elm Strafsesitt 3u citizen, ieins
ggabt su anu!liren uno ihm bic Bablbar'
teit ab,ulprehen. Mit einem iolhsu ge'
l,b. 1T lelbit Der Sdein Der Wsoefreibsit
aenommen une bic 0elebsebunS intt gu
elmer Nole terab, et,pa wte iene ifanoiihen
fran,5fihen parlameate, In bsnen Der
RSnis selesentli& nit Der 4sitserte tn Der
9anb eri&ien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06

= gon einen neuen Wsittel, bic
Sdiffe, tpelde i'm Stem Srleanier Safen
einlaufen, gu beSinfi;iren, ]4reibt man
aus Waibingtpn: 6rau @liiabetb EbOmp=
ion BAT in Der leeten 3eit benz 3uerlt pom
Yrof. Sobn @amsee in 2Onbcu anseree=
fen Blame in Be5us auf einen Dampfer,
trelder nit einen mdhtisen @efrierzGpz
parat ausseraitet iein icll, nm pas selbe
Gieber burd tinitli4 erSeuste adlte gu
pernidten, srcBe Nufmertiantfeit sewioz
met. Sic empfeblt, baB elm iclder
Dautpfer gu Seem Orteans ifationirt per-
ben unb int Safe elmer atermalisen Sic
Fer -@pioemie bon Ort gu Srt fabren
iclle, nm 3u ernitteln, oh Der Nnitedunss=
ftoff auf infi3irten Sdilfen unb an anoe.
rem Orten bur4 fiiniflide aalte idaolos
9emadt merben fann. Der SpnsreE
wirp I'M eine 8ertrillisuns ou benz ObtSeu
3pede ansesansen weroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06

benstraft ptrloren 3u baben ihten, unb
bod s:tt Is ntats Matarli&erss.
Gbaneilet, fraste @raee init srlterbenbsr
@ttmme, wsr fnbrte eua auf msine Spa'
rem, ,eiste suA ben Wes bisrtsr
@taneilet, Elm Creole, berlelbe Nann,
wtl&en 5euwts auf Dem plateau i'm Ser
tebr NIT Der spsipsutisen @eital&aft seie,
ten, lahte Utter.
90 raumt ibr elm, euren Wss NIT ge
badt eerttimlttt .au tabsn fraets es
1p6ttila auriid.
Sa, i'd babe i'm nsrb,imli&t, sab Wrs.
5owitt lt4 ermanne nb ,u, Id perbeimli&tt
ttn. neil Id boifte, eud bic Mittsl 3u rau
Sen, mid weiter 3u psrfclSen St erlsbntt
Nute far Mid unD meine 9inper, ane
wenu actb Elm Gante pen &trsntattisfei1
In suh wobnte, rpiroet ttr tuh nit mel
nen frutereu grtldrunsen bsl6eiSen.
Die Grtlarunsen zines Neites. mas int
Ge metr ole ein BOILER Shaa 2 antwor
tete Gbanetst ssriusfdasis. sie babeu
tetnen tSheren Nsrtb ais ein Wtnpsau4,
mslner bort ben 9latten Wafnlpieasl
Rreift. 6,ule 10, morsea 70; Wlrs. So
mitt, bas 1T Weiterart. rno wie i'd eud
aufanb 2 Denn nidtt Id. ,per fonit follt'
Fh an cure Jsrlen bef!ea z gDsr auber mir
bsidbe bas Nsdt pa,a? Gina isner 5sa
mig, nit ben itr eut bier In filler Gb5e'
laiepeubeit etn 8enoe,pous ssbts =
Cine llnwabrbsit, cine 9ase tf's fs|
Mrs. 6cmitt NIT unterplildter StiInme
Elm, nm nidt Die Mafmsrflamteit anoerer,
taum prsibis Saritte nett sntferntsr @aits
Su errsgen.
(gortf.suns fplet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06

= Der G3ar BAT bic pom Miniaerium
beialoHsnen iummariiden @ubrsseln 3ur
llnterbriduns ber psit sebi0ist. Drei
nsue grtrantunsen fnb aus Selitreno &C.
meIbst. Die Merste bebauptsn ieooh, oab
bic Seu9e In Sslitreno nur auf 0auern.
familien bef&rantt iei. bic suiammen bau'
fen. Mue 5eilmittel baben it& ais nublcs
srwieIen. Die @anitatdeommtfdre Der
Stabt Mosfau BADEN BE fharfRsn gor,
ii&tsmabreSeln 3u ersreifea befdluien,
wte bas Sdlieben unstiunber 8ellerwub.
nunsen, Die grrihtuns ssn @sbaupen sar
unterbrtnsuns Don 1000 Menidsn, bas
8srtrenaen tnfelrter Rleiber uao bic TO
itenieie Bertbetluns esfo&tsr Qebensmit
tel. @ublauo bat Gnslanp erlu&t, Mer,ts
gu f.nben, nm iiber bic gpipsmie 3u be-
riHten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06

~ gutarsf. Die Dsputirttnta mmer
bewillists 100000 Granes 3u Grrihtuus
elmer Quarautdne unp aufaeauns einss
0rsn1eoreons sesen &ublane, um pte
Gial&lsppuhs Der veR 3s usrpinoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06
Cine erffaunlihe xhatfad,

Gine erffaunlicbe xbatfnbe.
Gin GROCER She'll Des ameritaniidsn Bottles
itirbt iebt an Cpspsp1a Ooer In 6olse et'
ner ihlsften Qsber. Dieie 5batlahe III
iebr ,u beflasen, pa curd piels &tanfbet
ten oas Qeben, pas 6seuoe uno gersniisen
esmaaren lcllte, pertttert wirp. Wsnn
Sbr @uer 8Ururtbtil BEL Seite feet, (c
fam raflr leibt Nbbalfe eeldafft weroen.
Nsbmet ben Natb ber Drusstiten unb Gu.
rer Greunes an unp sebrauht cine 6la1hs
pon @resus @usuf 8lOwer. @ute lhnsd'
5eiluns 1T lher. Miaionen Don Jlal lasr
bieisr Meoi,in Ilao ptrlheutt wurcen uni
INNER waren pie Nelultate Der gBirfunl
sinitis. Cine protsFalde toast 10 Cts
DtA Dpitn teilsn ben lhlimmltcu SAD
Aae DrusSiten Oerfaufsn bic Meci3la.
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1lnfere StaatstesiSlatur.


Muffin, 5. Gebruar. Senatpr Storey
beridtet Siinlfis iber bic Bin gum 8er'
fauf Der S1ulIdnoereien unb gerwenbunl
bes getraSs gum Gefen Der S&ulen.
Der @ouperneur aberfunbte cine ldusere
Botfhaft in Be3us auf e4ulanseleSen'
beiten. Cine Bia 3ur l1nterlfabuns ber
Steuer5abler wurbe ein8ebradt uuo bic
3udtbaRsbia paiiirt. = Sm 5auie murbe
Der Seidlub einsebradt 5u unteriuhen,
Of es ratblan, fei, ben Giienbabnen,
Daupfhiffen &c. cine Ginfcmmenlteuer
aufsuerlesen. nsber bic Blu, ben Ser
tdufern BON 'Spirituoien cine @ewerte,
iteuer aufsuerleSen, wurbe situifis berih'
tet; un9initis iiber bic Bill, sewiAea
Municipul. .Giseutbum ron Der Beiteueruna
ous3ui4lte6en, unSanitiS iiber BIZ
Yetition sur aufaebuns Der @e,perteiteuer
uns uneiinfig iiter bic BID be3iistid
Biberruf bes @eieees, ben @iieatabner
gdaoereien au f&euin.
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Mau bel9leunise ben 8lnt.

unl duf.
Man lafe tas 8lut ni1t in ben Mosrn
Raaniren. Man perbinbert biss turh Ser,
imsbruns leiner WaGe unit &einbeit burh
GtimulIruns Der 8srbduunsspreane unp
tur@ l5Srberune Der Mllimilatloa curd jsnes
nrpsrslsiHIi&e Startunasmittel, SOf t..
ters Bitters. Meni6en, bic nit feiner
prsaniiH.n pbsr unrrsaniIdsn 8ranfbeit be.
baftet iine, ,pe,bsn oft blab unb bassn blps
neil ibr 8lnt tinn, wdiIsris, sttaltlos unb
psn fussrinssr:S it, eab bic Grtrsmitd'
ten nar lebr unsOufommm eamit perlebsn
mertsn unb Der OteradGlide llmlauf cine
aa6srprbtntlide S1pabe befunpd. Dabcr
las bIutlcle Muslsbsn bes @slidtes. Wenn
abr bas Bittfrs 3nr Bsreitcrun8 unp SefAleu-
nisuna tss BIutumlduis eebrauda pirO, {
iebrt BE rcRse Jarbe psr Weiunobeit wisbsr
In bic Danssn suriid. oer a6rpsr rimmt an
0lsil& mic an Rraft su, Der MSptit bt6srt i'd
mno ittnt Observation-Disclosures fSrsn BIZ
8efrtebtsuns bsl,ltsn Oosr oas W0elbs finesu
bee 1asens mad sinssnommsnsr Natlstit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-06
DEN neu.n Yraaotnt.n Der fron,S

= Den neusn praRosntsn Der fran,SR
f6en Repubtii, @rsop, fdbilpert etn GORE.
iycnbent bsr ,,eontOn N.ws" alfc: Gin
fleiner tinter Wann mit fsinem, Bic aui
stnsh Strsifen erauen Badsnbarts, 9latt'
raRrttm @eaht. nit pinneni isnen eippsn.
sinsss breitsn iablen 2op6 arauen Nussu
nab bur&erinseneer Stimme, 10 tr BIZ
Snfarnation elmer espiHen Vrd0psntial'
Nusoritdt. .@abital-& -&spublitausr mar &,
felt BEN @taatsartiA Qouis Nupolsons
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= Sn Denifon u Der beraatlste Dss.
perabu NiQtam Dorts alias @ilb Bin,
Der lanee 3sit etn Shreden pes Snttaner. r.
5erritcriums mar, RON elmer 9berifs.
po1t nisbersslHoG,n woroer, neil er fh
NIT ben Daifen IN bsr 5anp Der gertaf.
tuna wtberfsbte. Dorss hattie In tiuem
ealcn auf Semanb ssf&c6sn, benlslbsu
verpunbet unp mar bann ausseriRen.
- Der Grahtlab BON New yors nad
8reatam per gtlentatn II $3.50 per
100 Yfunb.
= Die 8areer BON 6ouRon Fas an
bss arbsit, nm @efsrmsn In Der 5tabtper
wnltun9 ein,ufibren unb bic Aussaben f.
piel wte mSslt@ III bsihnebeu. gu let
tsrsm 3mede iuu bas Mmt bes Iuptenara.
bus unb @traesntOmmilfonsrs aufstto
ben wtrbfn. Die spreslHtagenes
Amenbemtnts gum Trsibrief teiimmsn
bab, Afefor, Solicitor, Maritau, @&aB
meiitsr unp Mnwalt fsrnertin pom Stapt
ratt unp nint bonn Bolt ;u srwdblen fnp
Sur bas Amt ess Maycrs uni, Staptratta
fne nur Derlunen wdsltar, tie Gisenttun
I'm Mertbe usn minbeRcns $1,000 befgen
= Sn Nsunb Nud rurse Nr. 8incail
BON tsr Girma &ptl b 8tneaib unter Ne
aatlasf pfr Bsanea,ftuns psrbaftet an'
inter $1,000 gnrSl&aft fur lsln Grl&si
men Dor Wsrt&t seNtat.
= Der Auitiner 2orrelpcnbeut be
,,Vewe" beutft an. boH bic Qeotttatu
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5err Grnlf alouer. 6erausaet.

= 6err Grnff 3loner, 6erausseter
bes ;. .Nn3eiser," Sdeneetaon.sR. D., er.
belt Dor einiSen Tdsen iolsenOe gu.
'i&rifa Ibeilen Sie seiiaisff saierem
Drenmb Nus. Deter NIT, cb bos 81. ga.
fcbs Del in Sbrer Stobt ~ babsn IL.
VI tatte cine OloiAe pon New Nsrl
bescn.naen, pelde ieiner Hrau ans3eiAne.
te Dienfie that unb ria baber ni&t mebr
0hnt baRtlbe ieia. 9ygs3flnnGf
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- Die Beulsnpsif 1T isbt aud In Glib.
Nmsrita aussebruhsn, uno amar In Der
brailianii&en propin5 Clara an btr at
lanttiaen 8iiae. Sn Ru6lanb aber sriff
fe reitsr unb msitsr Nm fd.
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y-f
ReSPet.

I've been thinking OF MY faul's till my heart is NE
Now Very many are the foes, how few the friends
And vet Within my hidden heart sincere affection
The priceless gist of human love we'll know how
10 prize.
Vet often those Iloye the most have not one thought
When looking up for kindly smiles Indifference
And then the pleasant words that rose upon my lips
Leaving me mournfully to crush my sorro" ana
my pride.
,rv that mar not offend. check each careless
strive to hide from other ears dark tales my own
1vorid moi even by word add to anotbers grief:
Yet often have given pain when would or'ng re-
~ lief. .1E
And, then. when IN nay chaDgerul moods and feel
When, ia my eagerntis, cease to guard whate'cr
Awerd which in itself is noushs is made to seem
might thoughts for evil are changed and tears
for smiles End. ...s.-.r .~. ..'..
lam ,ensls-very '0ne'yand my heart 10 'nf00o'ns
And :sars are gathering in my eyes f'F f0ie' mat
ye know that by suffering the spirit is mado pure,
So would calmly btar the pain IL wis me " en-
dure. ,..E2 / - ,...s.. ~.
Yet not thus fcss in bis eyes the vital spark shall
For DER nft's wreck that spark shall rise to see Its
These ashea. too-this worthless dust-my fa'ner 5
Tin the last angel rise ana Dreak .hs iooH "uu
DIRE amless sleep. 's.' & ~ "'s
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A Successful Newspaper.

The Religious Herald, Of this city, desires
TO reduce its advertising rates, and adds:
..IAs to our charges for advertising, let US
say'tbey are quite reasonable, all things con:
sidercd. OF course we charge more than do
papers OF restricted circulation. Besides
carrying your advertisement to almost every
neishborhood in the Virginias, and Carroll.
mas, and Maryland, the Religious Herald
will carry it to two hundred and thirty post
offices in New York, and to eighty-six post
offices in New Jersey, and to ninety-fve
post-offices in Kentucky, and TO one hum
dred and one post.ofFices in Alabama, and to
one hundred and twelve post-ofices in Mis-
slssippi, and to almost every neighborhood
In Georgia, Tennessee, and some other
Suites. Besides its large and increasing cir
culation, let it be remembered that the thou
sands who read the Religious Herald in dis
tant States. are generally those who take two
Baptist weeklies-their own State paper and
the Herald-and are, for the most part. the
most intelligent and influential persons in
their respective commuAilies-iust those
whose eye the advertiser most desires to
reach il he has anything worth advertis-
ing"
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Noble Jackn 50.
[Syracuse Herald.1


John A. Rockafellow writes from Arizona
.to.a friend in this city all account OF very
amusing adventure he recently had with a
cinnamon bear. The litter is very ugly
customer to close with, but our friend was
delivered in the most unexpected manner,
as will be seen by the following:
last night was coming up from the
Santa Cruz Valley, eighteen miles below. |
was riding buro 0ackass), but on coming
TO very steep hill dismounted, and was
slowly walking up when l came on an I'M
mense cinnamon bear, less than twenty feet
away. OF course, to run was out OF the
question; so I stood and eyed the old fel-
low, and he stood and eyed me as slowly
pulled out nv six-shooter from the holster.
Old bear-hunters say it isn't safe TO tackle a
cinnamon with rife carrying less than
seventy grains OF powder, and sthen give
him dead shot, as the cinnamons are
worse than the grizzlies. didn't have my
rifle with me, and as my siX.shooter only
uses tWenty-three o! powder l concluded |
was not looking for fight unless the bear
was. Whatever bis intentions were don't
know; but my buro Qackass), who was
some distance ahead just then, caught sight
OF him, and, instead OF running away, as
one would expect, started for Mr. Bruin
with tail and ears erect, and, to cap the cli-
max, commenced to bray. This was too
much, and the old bear started as il he was
shot out OF a gun. He Just tore up the
ground, and when he couldn't run, fast
enough he rolled down the mountain side.
:Oid Balaam' has played that trick before
with me when ] have been trying to get up
on to deer, and have always pounded
him for it, but last night concluded /
would give him q leather medal" ,
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/ ,wo,,ld he tr,,e to yourconYiations OF duty,
aver tI;oiiph Ii cost The sacrifice OF q me
time She had never called him HANSON e1
before. d and they had not met Tor tbree years;
He had become, mucH more of a man, anu
| abe. nj she half rectined there, Into what .
Fine. beautiful womanhosd tsheihnd deVet-
nnea I He had done well to wait-andIs ~! W ~
& fnnsfer. frnstfnl. afr she bad: 20, But Wlae
abo,It the accident !" he. asked ,canxioussI.
She grew q little sober, said the ldoctos:
would be in again on the morrow, AN q
changed the subject. h R;s.' nv, .;.f -
/ 3 That evening was one 10 be remembered
long after. BE told ibis love, and she, WIN
shV reserve. revealed her heart s, but there
were strange. psuses on. her part all tne eve
rino through. and when he. bid her good
night he thought. as he Kissed ner, .there
were tears on her iaee.tsst: 80 ~. l. -
u The morning brought. the family physl-
clan while Ransom was ont on Inc Dill, re-
freshing his memory with familiar scenes.
when he returned, the doctor had. gone.
L " hat did he say p" ]" Shall I tell your
she replied to- his question, az she turned
her face away. az The accident was seVeref
than you knew; there is no hope; 1T is only,
a question OF time. !" =. =" But you are SO
fresh and blooming" he gasped. 81 was
In Der1ecL leaiLU Wueu IL oSSut teu' ~ 10
Internal, but there Is no help" :. ..'' w.,
Perhaps this old.iashioned tale might end
here, as what we call poetic justice is NO
lated in the sequel. but real life takes little
account Of poetic justice in her reckoning.
Ransom Sayles had studied Beiles-Lettres
and Divinity in preparation for his work OF
saving men; but as he waited In those au'
tumn days, knowing that only the remem.
brance Of the days that were dead would
soon be his, he learned obedience by the
things which he suffered. He saw the
rich, rare life fade away-an argosy OF
priceless wealth sail into the mist; saw how
rich it was freighted for years OF work,
and that it was his very own, and then
must needs say farewell. There was no
weak sentiment about these two souls
az they stood at the parting OF fnal
voyage for one. I have done my work Ill
in sketching this man, il you think be gave
up or only halt lived after this. SO last he
grew in these few weeks that, when " Morn
ing Glory" was laid under the daisies, he
couforted the people and read the simple
service. The stricken parents found in him
son OF consolation. And. be went forth
to rare achievements in helpiulness to men,
inspired by his love for The Morning-Glory
which bloomed on high. FALC0SRIDGE.
81 Etnuood ParSondge." 49,
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cold Sf',..H Points tho Moral OF sne
ConkIang-SpragueA Affair.

uS <sAseEHs
Old 81 laid his hand upon bis knee'cap
and said:
"Dis hyar sporadck tech Oh rumatiz
minds me dat bits gwine ter rain bout 1o,r
DAYS am I'se l;erbul ter lose de run OBJ de
story"
(which story?"
"Dat leetle romance up yonder in Rode
Hum 'twixt Conklins an GUNNER
Sprague"
What do you think OF 1t, 81. anyhow ~
"Well, sab my opinions on desc hyar
queschins is purity solid, fer er fack Now
in dis case I'se clarity satersfide dat de Guv.
wuz totin' round de bes' argument DAT
wuz lef' him in de premises"
.iTben you approve OF the shotgun rem
.edy for domestic invaSionsf"
"Jess edzackly! AM whenebber er man
gifts hissei up ter dat pitch, whedder he's
er musick teacher fun Germany er chin
musishun FUN New Yawk, dat he goes inter
kemp on anudder mans home-lot, de owner
Of de lot hez got de rite ter use or rlt Oh
'jeckment wild ha'r-triggers am senter-hre
buck-sbot kyartridges !"
perhaps the law iolbids and furnishes
another sort OF remedy?"
"DGt mabbe so wild dc law dey puts onder
sheep-skin kivvcrs, but dar's er onritten law
oh dis hyar Lam dat when er man buys er
marridge-icense be gifts de rite wild hit ter
organize funcrils in bis naborhood In desc
sort Oh 'mergencies!"
"And that looks reasonable"
nDat's de smoob-bore logick datl wind
I'D de debate jess ez we'll in Rode Hum ez
in Georgy, an hits dat sort Oh er seckshun
OBJ de kode dat's tackled up on my doah.
post-yer heah mel"
And then the old man limped away to
ascape the sbower.-AtLdntd Constitution.
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RArLReAD LINES.
EH TT
sit9tj gsi;' /, RIcHNoEp AND rErEnsBUE6l
r.f,.,fotns., ~, i. RAILROAD COMPANY. q
COMMENCING SUNDAY, july. O., 1879

EEL XE s&z-&RX HfaL1.-Yf2fy AE2--561sS
Isf9;G osf /, RICHMOND AND rErEnsBUeSl
GlOMMENCI cling SUNDAY, July g., 1879
NJ trains Oh shis read viii sun a. follows:
n..<T ,.,.t LEAVE nIeBNosD soyrH. '.,q4l,
.~ie-:J and Aiken VIA CharIesion}. Rsieigh
Jacksonville. stops only 1t Chester
r, and Manchester, AID ~ halfway On
1 sSss sgSse bSaqpx ass R a
.<".ats.,'>> the Atlantic aTississiptt and Ohio
railroad for. Bristol CHATTANOOGA
.ri"l-.. Nashville, Memphis. iynchburg
a-gi ~ 49, Farmvie, and other local Stations on
that road, making same time as by
/ -" 5."H any other line. Stops al all regular
500 p. NJ. Xscsccso5SM1ssiiopAr1oN TRAIN dail,
b -" o" texeent shIdayl. !'asssus.rs taxins
1895 P. NJ. THR0UGH MAIL daily: connee,ips
f1'.l,F =. r for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh.
..s..s ...F Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. MacOn, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans. and al: ooints
q % = South and Southwest. Pullman slerp-
s..,.'.... ~. ing-cxr from " Arlington for WI.
,mipgtop, Savaunah, and the South.
~' 80 '.. Stone Oni< at Manchester and Chester
80 -.": and Half Way on signal. s'
.--.., LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. H'
6:35 A. r., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecttns
49, .i... with Richmond, EreaericksburS and
Potomac railroad for all points North,
+ East, and West. Stops as Mancaes-
..... ter and Chester, and Of Halfway
and ~ Drury's BLUFF, on signal.
o:25A. IL, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except suhoay). Stops ut all sta.
tons. ..w
ITO p NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
e '.'-1.- Except Sunday. stops only 1T Man.
,a.' . chester aud Chester, and Halfway On
.. -. on signal. 49, =
3.55 P, II. THROUGH MAI. daily, sopncctins
With Richmond Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cenHec-
tion with the Chesapeake and Onic
railroad for the Virginia Springs AND
all points North and West. This tfa!s
stops at Manchester and Chester. and
at Half Way and Drury's Bluff, on
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start froD
the Appsmatto1 lspOt.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. II. and $50 Z. NJ; leave Peters,
burg 9:2O A. N. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
my3 A. SHAW. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

Sauntering up to the counter he began to
harpoon the eatables at the free-lunch table,
and as lie slowed away the articles under his
vest, be began, in q tone OF melancholy
sadness: ,,a.t..-.t ,r..,...
"Gentlemen, my actions may seem ILL.,
bred, but with half-staryed man hunger
must be satisfied before good manners can
be attended to-" 80 ~ !.
The bartender reached for club, and
told the apologize stranger that il be
wouldn't leave at once he'd 60 for him.
"My dear sir" resumed the gaunt-look-
ing new arrival, with a deprecatory wave
d the hand and cbild-like smile that was
spoiled by his having mouthiul of picked
cabbage to attend to: 81 can understand
your establishment at what may seem imprs
dence on the part OF an entire stranger, and
I am not offended at the anger it causes you
to display. But whenaI say that ann
poor, homeless, wandering refugee from
the feyer-stricken city OF Memphis"
Five schooners of beer were laid down
upon the counter with sinlu N
that showed prompt decision, ana nYe
panic-stricken men perambulAted owaras
the door with a unity OF action that was
admirable, The man behind she bar bad
vanished into airy .notbtnRness, and Us the
weary stranger polished of the free lunch
I and gathered in schooner after schooner
until. beer.ialen, be anbled toward the
street. that saloon was as bare a. the upper
lin Of O .iSteen-y ear-old youth.
3 And 5.he poor, homeless, WANDERING iref,l.
pee from the feyersstricken city Of Mem.
3 Dhis, sootsore aud wosbegons, turned into
5sbeekusan street with the dazed, nd ooun.
tensnce OF enc whom life bad Left nothing
worth living TOR. As hS passsd Into Then.
tire Alley. two shlbb.ly .dressed srapps ap'
preached. him and inquired In aOcsuts 0l
Anxiety: & 81 y :, 4,
work r -
The poor. homeless. Handexfax retdget
! from ahe 4evsr,etsis ken -sli1 OF Ksmp6js,
who bad D suddenly eaed 10 spiain
Bill. { iasonically repll 49, densctlol
Of The LEFT optic II & ,:s4
III Imnnaneoi s. si.rsl VS. ss5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

R,;tors Dsspatc.: VIII you be kind
.. assso' : - inform us where Mason and
gso.s line was supposed 10 be, and who
Nsson and Dixon were; also, what caused
,ae .s eat blisbing OF said Imaginary Hnes anu
/. s ..rss,s.' o,,sige 'i1if IEouIfHRs. +
Ia. the line between Mars land and Penn
,ssy,y,anEa, and was run tati cut thirts.sax
miles OF III by two Eng,isn engineers named sIl,
respectively Charles Mason and Jeremiah
Dixon, II Is, OF course, d real line II
rms; due east and west. It happened sto
no also the dividing line between the Tree
States and the slave States, and consequent
Nv In time came to be mentioned to express
this fact .-s~.-e