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The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

A we'll has been dug ii. the center Of the
Finety.n,i!e Desert, New Mexico, and a
windmill placed thereon. The water is
abundant and good.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

The publisher OF the New York Times
says he could easily have raised a half mil
lion for Grant.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
p A Z z N + S i.

4. y. l.''n'ann Solicitor If American and For.
Gig" rn,:n:s, Washington. DC, Al hisn SO con
ncccd with Patents. Whether before the Patent Gf'.r
az the courts. promptly :it.cn.! liz. M charge made
unless " patent is secured. Send for circular. -
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
THE MONTANA GOLD MINING
-AND--
MILLING COMPANY,

until tho 18Th of February, its SPECIAL PREFERRED
STOCK, ST. share.
prepaid unascssabe The special preferred
earnings of the company until the investors
their " becomes stock.
The mines Of this company, the "kcnnchcc "Ready Pay "kcnnc
bunk" "cn the "1oan, and mill
the Wisconsin Mining District miles North East Of Shcri
and will aora'y will, property in Madison
The undersigned will be pleased confer with parties willing invest
money, labor supplies for the company.
twenty stump mill will be the ground by the 'st of june an"
will be let for all necessary work.
Apply % o. +. PAkMETER,
VccPrcsitcn,
K Va IL NJ FITCH, "
s. Superintendent.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

quericd:
"papa, what makes the thunder speak SO
long after it's got Trough
\ question which might be asked Of
many a public speaker.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
N OF ICE.

Those OF our readers desiring stc;.;lv and profitable
"nPlovn.ri. ar v.,;:hlc rr,d,n. matt r cluan for
!,s; hon.A send !, cent; to the FRANK L!.SLit:
,o,nrl.te of their publications md lllu.r,ts,i
Catalogue. containing; list Of pr,mn,; Nr.. o. A. &,
t"s complete agents outfit Ut hclG:i,u, Chrar;s
and c"r i'rrmiun' Book of E.!nAhlc Information.
combining over sN RACES: also mr. 1>2n..t,l .,i.
nent irtatlH" I'm III, hnrse and his Discusses, witt.
r!mp!r copies all our publications.. &C.
IN active agent w:rst: in every tor:,,--;wc,, T. to-
th!r, io.l1rs car, We made weekly. Their I,),r:ra.
ted fn.'lira.io, with their nc'v Premium, ,.h. Il.
sight DO not delay If wish to secure Your terri.
tory.
A.:ir3ss FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING CO..
Is ncv 81, New York. WV
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

An old bachelor assert, that many Il
marriage has been postponed, or Indefinite
~ defeated, by tho careless habit OF the
girls in having so many pins in ,l.ctr apron
strings. I,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
On Ghr Side.
The latest version Of the poet is that
"Aian wants but little here below zero"

"klan wants but little here below zero"
--~-~,->-<>,-
The publisher OF the New York Times
says he could easily have raised a half mil
lion for Grant.
An exchange thinks when a man mar
ries widow he should give up smoking.
.'Shc gives up her wcels'-he should be-
equally polite.
A we'll has been dug ii. the center Of the
Ninety.mi!e Desert, New Mexico, and a
windmill placed thereon. The water is
abundant and good.
We fear that Bob Inycrsoll has been
are beginning to express Il disbelief in both
time and eternity.-Nvcum Advertiser.
An old bachelor asserts that many Il
marriage has been postponed, or Indefinite
~ defeated, by tho careless habit OF the
girls in having so MANY pins IN tlsctf apron
strings. I.
.---,,-->-- ~ ->-.-,,-,..,s., q Al
A Congressman asked Delegate Cannon
the Mormon Representative, how many
wives he had. II have enough to keep me
from Interfering with the wives of other
men "xas Cenhon's quick rej"indcr.
~ ----.~-- ----------~--~
An old woman in a town of Massnch,,.
-rtts-lar away from Boston mind you--
refused the gift Of a load Of wooe: from Il
tree struck by lightning, through fer that
some Of the "llud'' might remain in the
wood and cause disaster to her kitchen
stove: ,&&
tE,.f l>s~~--~~~.~~I~>->---~~-~--
Foote was talking away one evening at a
dinner table OF a man ri rank, when. at the |
point ofone Of his best stories,y one Of thcY
party interrupted him suddenly with IN air
Utmost considerable apology: II beg your
pardon, Mr.. Foote, butt ysur handkerchief
is halt on: CT your pocket" .'1Aank YOU
sir said Footc, replacing it; you know the
company better than d." and FINISHED,
his joke.
Z" - -~--~.~r =
Jav9GOhld, in an interview with b New
York reporter, states that the consolidation
OF the telegraph companies Is completed,
and cannot be disturbed by any legislative
m judicial action. The object Of the con
so|&ation was tocarry out a plan Of devel.
oping in thu United States All efficient svs.
tenn of cheap telcgraphy ON a grand scale,
10th by sea and by land. a general cable
and Geographic circuit art,!,nd the world is |
contemplated, with New York ttr the cen
ter. nv ffe -tg
'lcading Democratic Senator" is re.
ported as saying that his party "were will
ing to retire Grant il ne will stay retired,
which suggests an anecdote Of Il certain
Major Genera. who. was known as, ,"Oll.
Fuss-and. Feathers" during the rebellion.
His command met toe enemy's advance
guard and drove it back. The General a,
once sent Hail Columbia telegram to
headquarters announcing that he had
whipped the rebels" The main column
"tthe enemy coming up, Old.Fuss-anl-
Feathers was badly routed.
"You said you whipped the enemy" said
the commandcrin-chiei, inpa,icn;ly, alter
ward.
II did" said CD. Fuss.an, Feathers .bu,
he wouldn't stay whipped"
And that's what's the trouble with Grant.
He wouldn't stay retired.
'S---@~>'-~'.>- ~~-@s-~---..~
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

A Conyressnat, asked Delegate Cannon
the Mormon representative, how many
wives he had. II have enough to keep me
from Interfering with the wives of other
men, was Cenhon's quick reminder.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

An old woman in a town of Massactu
~rtts--lar away from Boston mind YOU
refused the gift Of load Of wooe: from u
tree struck by lightning, through fer. that
some Of the "lluid' might remain in the
wood and cause disaster to her kitchen
stow:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28
RAILRoAp NOTES.

Twenty-Five hundred tons Of freight
were handled ut the Dalles wharf boat
Saturday and Sunday in thirty-eight
hours. the quickest work in this line
ever done on the Columbia river.
There are twenty eight stations be-
tween The Dailes and Dayton.
We learn from the Dayton Meas the
following passenger rates from Day ton
20 the places canned: To waIla waIls
81 IS. Toachet IS 80. wallula juno.
tion u Is. Umatiila $5, Castle Rock
81 Is; Blaloek's IS IS. Cello $40 60
The Dallss $i1 IS. Cascades SIS IS.
Vancouver SIC IS. Portland SIC IS.
Mr. c G HobArs, Of Ottawa, Kansas.
took the position of Master Mechanic.
vice ] + Curtis. iast Monday morning.
In Al interview with the gsnilsman. he
inforued NJ thst everything would 90
90 - ususf. He expscsed 10 make no
changes while the employees did their
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work we'll he bad no faEorites, and
woald act impartial with all men He
comes well recommended as thorough
mechanic Mr. Curtis will start soon
on joorney 70 England. His friends
gave him . farewell entertain meat.
So says The Dalies Tis.es.
Billy Harkness has obtained the
contract from the O L i \ Co to clear
twenty-eighs miles of the Ike If their
proposed railroad from the mouth Of
Aesehsn creek To Meaeham station, In
the Blue Mount4ins De eonmsneed
work on the contract this ~eek.
One hundrei car loads of railroad
material arrived on the X L Thompson
and barge Atlas Friday evening at the
Dalles- Ga her succeeding down trip
the steamer and barge took $40 tons OF
grain.
The epitone following Of \ p Z r
news 10 from the Cheney Tribune Con-
ductor Ross informs US that Roadmas-
ter Tracy has . force of 200 men sur
facing track between this city ami
Sprague. aud McClinek has = large
force below Sprsgue st the same busi>
ness When the trsck is flushed be-
low here this will be IS foe piece of
road as the Pacific coast can boast of.
All available men will be forwarded TO
the from, 10 work On the grade. Supt.
Stevens has superseded b Harris as
foreman of construction. Mr. Harris
has gone 70 San Francisco. where bis
wife has been very sick for some time
past. The road Is finished beyond Fish
Lake. Idaho. and is progressing finely.
Tie making has been stopped, the en-.
gineefs fearing fee in the forests. Two
side trscks are being put in beIo y Che
ney for gravel pits.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE - HRpEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Probate Court Of King county, Washington
Territory. On the 22d day OF August, 1851, APP
pointed O. II. Hsnford administrator Of the estate
OF FrAnk Hoskowsk, late Of ssid King county
deceased.
AL persons having claims against said estate
must present the same with satisfactory vouchers
20 said Administrator, st the law once Of @. H.
Hanford, corner OF Commercial and MIL streets,
n ne city Of seattle, King county, Exstington
Territory. within enc year from this 10Th day Of
August. 1881, or the same will be forever barred.
G. II. HANFORD,
Adminissrssor Of the estate Of Frank Nosakowski,
deceased. su2T.5w
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Y. s. LAND oEsnox AT oInru,
August s&th. tSer. I
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT CURTIS
~ D. hso~uneld has 6led notice a. fntsotion
% make anaa Hsoof before the oerx Of the Dssarsc
seust o. Nh ofics In seattle, W. r., On saturday
NE 81 day % octcess AID. ISL, on prs-supeion
y y n~ otes foe TIE los 1. sE \ of sw ensi n
% ~ a. section -. township . north. rnnce
cast He nzrns< - witnesses Hiram Sua.ell No..
roe Russell. John Mccoy and Chsrles Ne Iisster
al q BENTON. King ccuaty, W.T..
sns1-sv Il. BROWN. Register.
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UsrrKD STATES Dprncr LAND OFrfcR,
OLYMPIA WAsiifnuruN TT RHrroRy

USnKD STATES Dnrnrcr LAND FrIcE,
OLYMPIA. WARRINGTON IT. RRIroRY.5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. In COM
~ plisnce with che provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved June 3. 1873, cot tied IAN Act
for the sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Cali
fcrria. Oregon. Nevada ana washingtonTerrito,y g
Dsics waterman. of kitssp county, washingtea
Territory, has this day fled In this once his APP
pilcation 20 purchase the swk OF NEk. En- Of
MEN and NEk Of sEA OF section No. II, In town
ship No. "a north. range No. east of the VILLAIN
cite Meridian.
Any and ali persons elaimisg adversely Me said
eeeeriss4 lAnd. or any rosstSn thersof, &c lere-
~ rcqniedto hic eheir claips In this o11ce With
ID axt3 tD0 deys rum daea hereof. tFH a
Given under my hand. II my once In Olympia,
W. T., this tia s2d day Of August. AID, 1881.
fek J. r. BROWN,
sn4s-ilv Register Of the Land once.
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DE1rkD srArEe DISTINCT LAND OFFf0K, I
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
IN plisnce with the provisions Of the Act Of
congress approved June 8, 1878. entitled An Act
for the sale Of Timer Lands In the States Of CAL
ifornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terrific
ry." George Price, OF snohomsh county, WASH
ington Territory. has this day fled In this Office
his application 10 purchase the sWk Of Section
No ~. In Township No. 30 North, Range Ne. 5 East
OF the Willamette Meridian
Any and all pc rsons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required TO fle their claims In this once within
sixty i60l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office IN Olympia.
W.T., this the 18Th day OF July. AID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
J23ilw Register Of the Land Office.
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Wea L II g SIS,
SpernAtorrhna, LOST
MANHOOD, Impoten-
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
Self Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses in
maturer years - such
rs Loss OF Memory,
Lsssitude. Nocturnal
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NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION.

U. s. LAND oSvscs AZ oIxGPiA, Will
~-c>.-,--.Ang August nth. 1851.
IN johnson has nied notice Of intsnsinn 10 msks
ena pscof esfore ~ Register and Resolves % -
Land once In Olympia, W. e., on Wednesday. tAs
2ist dAI - esptsnhss. A.D. 1881. on Homestead
sppsiessIon Ne, N6s. forthe sEk OF MEN and y
Of ID Of section %. township 20 north. range
east. aud additional entry No. S6o4 for w Of n
M Of section 50, township 20 north. range esst,
Ne nsmse - witnesses Henry 0rothen Johannee
csoik. Kine county, W. + IT.
susO-sv ST. BROWN. Register.
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Emission, Aversion TO society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital finid passing unob-
served in the urine. and many other diseases that
lead TO insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special sdvice ana
treatmentl will not cure, or for anything impure
or injurious found in ii. DIR. MINTIE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
advice. including analysis Of urine. $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 Q bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any address
upon receipt Of price. or G. o. D.. secure from
observation and in private name II desired, By
A. Z. MINTfE, n. D..
II Kearny Beysee, 6An xx4ncisco. Gal.
DIR. MINTlEs KIDNEY REMKpYs NEPHRET.
ICUM. cures ali kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, 6onorrhgs. elect. Leacorrhcss. Fer
sale BY al druggists; 81 bottle, sis bottles for
DIR. MfNTIEs pANDELION PILLS. ere the
best and cheapest DYsPEPs1A sud BILIOUS care
In the market. For sale by sii drueRists-
All orders for medicise O. o. d. must be scoom-
panied with 81. las q guarantee Of 60 fstfh1
which will be deducted whsu the package b
shipped. Adkwtf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. 9. LAND osricx AT oIrxrIA. VIII
MOTIFS q usAKBY aivEN THiT bRiIA
~ hnsenSetsx hes aicd notses q fntestion -
make naAi proof before the Clerk OF the Districl
Soars, ~ his onhec In Snohomish City. w. r., on
tuesday. The 20A deg % ssptsmhsr. a b. IsSn on
fre emption d. O. No sEs0 for the LOT rs Of Sec
unn ID. Township g nosth. Rasge 4 east. she
nAfnes 40 witnesses Herman 0crrifs n. Aierarder
kooh. Robert Roeb and James l. Kant, al Of san.
aasesv S.T. 1iowx. Rssis.ss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28

The tramp who would, for 9 meal or
Q lodging. and sometimes for 8 drink.
drive pin full length into his leg. is
now in an Ohio hospital The pune
lures caused symptoms of lockjaw.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL OF
An thcse sestlsr< On Rziirosa Lands which hsy,
BEEN ressered 70 the pnhlic domain and who hsvs
paid t7eo r~r sfS Tor the sane, that Ne will for
bali q the naoae. - p4id
nhs-sf JACOBS 4 yExxER
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

tnai Weakness. Impoteney. hight loses By
dSeaus. Eimples on the face, and .ost manhood
eAa positively be cured The sick and afiicsed
should nc. fall to call upon him. The Doctor
hAs t-avsled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there obtaining
great deal Of valuable information, which he
- coznpetent 10 imp2z@ 20 those In need Of his
serstfes- DIR. GIBFNS will make no charge
unless he eject CT .. Persons a distances
NAY BE CURED AT HOME All COM
HsEzicatinna strictly confidential. You see Ne
che h1s the Doctor. Persons writing 10 ths Doe
tor vii plezse kfa<e the name Of the psper they
$50 this advertisement tn. Charges reasonable
Cal O, write. Address DIR. J. y. GIBBON. Bon
snsdicins. nls-dsun
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. 25aO.

No. 1880.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
l. yrdieiAl District Of Washington TERRITORY.
holding terms al Seattle.
John y. Damon. Plaintiff. va Georse ID. Hi
Defsntsnt-Sotice IL hereby given thaf, by virtue
Of an execution issued out Of the above emitted
Court IN the above entitled action against the
Plaintiff. John y. Damon. and duly aft-sted and
served on the sth day Of August, AID ISL. /
have levied upcu the following described real
property. 70 wit; All Of block thirty two. fSsl
Union City. also lots i've 90 and eight sI In bloch
tventy-thre~, fzS1 in Boren's plat Of TIE town
fnow ethyl Of seAftle all IN King county Wash
lRgtou Territory, as the property Of the ssii John
y banlon, plainiia. named IN said execution. and
thai will 90
SATURDAY,
The Iosh day Of September, AID. IssI.
Al the fruut door 81 the Court Heuss Of said Kiae
county. in the city q ss@ttie. Al the hour 81 10
Az. SSH q public s1etlen Tor cash the . haie 81
said property 10 satisfy said execution for tire
sum OF sac ss.loo. costs Of suit and increased
costa
Dated this Ii day Il August, AD. issl.
L.v WYcEUFF,
Sheriff o. King county, VT
J. T. Lewis, Attorney for Plainsin anl5-tA
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30 idter dwarmen Ser
liebte 1eufaen!"

SIN Mciftrzerf Der SaGpfuns, ZEN,
Beibe, ilno 70 pis:e Nei3e peretnt, oab es
lanse 3eit nimmt uno' eenaues Nahfcr'
ldsn, bic Jetler gu finben. fats iibertaupt
pelde portansen ane. Das g8eib bat
bic eble Mufsabe, in cen Stunssn bee
Summers ben Wann ;u trSfsn. Wenn
aber bic @onne fhsint unb aIlss beq III,
bann wirb bas Deib gum beitern Shmst.
terlins, unb Nidts III ,u fofbar fir feline
5lae. llno unlsrs eiebllnse, belonoers
bic iunsen Mdpdsn bisr3uIanbe, issen be,
teionrsr,n Derib auf bic Gubbstlsi.
hung. Dsnn ss auf risism @stists etuas
Neues eter Wuesrnes In Gubbeflsibung
sitt, unlsre jursen Mapasn mu1en es
baten. llnb mas fann 20 biitlhsres &C.
Ben, als einen 3isrlih umbItlten 3uB !?
Der 1T sir mossa fir bic @tletausr uuo
elm 1bema, fir bas Did!sr fawdrnsn
uub itsr cas- Vsrtistte isulsn. Bir
slauben. eas III dne paHsnss ginlsituns
su rem. porauf mir tie Damsn oufmerf.
fam MAIDEN woasn /: namlih itr Shut.
3eus bel ZEN Srren Martin nnp
g bn sin,usaufen.
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- slus benz :SSrne 2anoresilfer: aees
Drisbt, Der Z Weilen Don BSrne noaut,
fAcb an Scantas nash einsm 6abidt.
Dabei plakte ibm aber pas @swebr uno
bic Srasmente ee1elbe Fo5en mad allen
Ridtuusen Wrisbts Grm uns 6auo nurz
Sen babel rerlebt, Elm !Stad oes Sdaftes
brans 4 3ca melt iulieineu arm Elm, srd
iinb Die 1Duncen nidt sefdbrlih. .--Janes
s. 5errin, Der auf ber alten. 9erbit 6arm
an Der @ueoalups wcbnt, bate bas uuz
slid, ems ieiner Rtnoer gu iiberfabren,
upourd oaNelse fait ausenblidlid setSo'
tet wutoe.--4m 90. Sanuur wiro 6rau
lein Rcietti BON can Nnton,p elm 8pkjert
in Ybilipps 9aue in BGrne seben.
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assr etn urslIdiIhsn Groom Der. cr
fat te i'm he; feu Strsn unp fnipp tin
srrnis. Wsr sr!autt Dir tenn, NIT einsm
fol ttn Gpsetatsl tsretn3uitur,sn. 6uaee
n. 0eibt eu nidt. cab Der 8arca n'ht
asRSrt lsin nil? Durd nhts, nitt TIM
NAL burt fsinsu. gr snbste init sinem
nsu,n grRiduassaufal seuas init eiasm
8life auf bic faitt Ruhe.
Nb.r bic -. tie..
Bas bic -. tis....
Die Yoli3ei! dh,ts Blion. ssrsstens
Istne Sbrsn btfreisn rpetlsno.
Die Yoltssi! gu wsm.--. 2
Gte nod Biicn antmortfn fonnte, er'
laienen an Der Ghas tes gorsimmsrs
fiinf Maun in Der Uniform o.r Yolisst.
&n esr Spibs lhrItt elm SommiiIdr. Die
Mdnn.r tratsn ldrmsno unb rildFGtsloe
in's 3tmmsr sin. Der Baron emils
be SalsrnY laats eer Gummifar unb tsu'
tete auf bic Stir, nelds In ete @emadter
besl.lbsn fIbrts. Da trin? gBir wi1sn
es. @r 1T 3u 5aule.
Sa fotterts Der Disner unb bu itsts isbi
idredlih, ubne ss nStbis ,u babsn User,
aber Der 6srr Baron min nidt seFSri
lstn. -. Gr arbeitst -'.- Sit fettn, fetn
Gratltiid wartst auf tbn--
(Gortfebnns fOIst,,
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Soiepb Sanoa's Wiible
in Nsu Yrauniels mablt lebr sutss 8orn.
uno Wsi,enmebl nnb serfauft in srcBen
Guantitdtrn in bic llmaessno.
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Des unredts f4ulttg.

Ginise Qeute baben bic NObe, uor3i9lt.
de 6siImittsl NIT fer srobsn Maiie BON
,patfntmebi3insn", gu psrmilaen, unb
pabnrh MAIDEN i'e itt zines unrehts Ihul.
big. 50 siett einise tetanntsema&te
5etlmtttel, bic ibren 3rped pDGts erfiillen,
wsntsfsns bas Cine III nns bstannt -
9opfen Bltters. Der Shreiber bat Sc.
lesenbeit aebatt bic gttters gu sebrau6sn,
in jul sinem ioldsu 6lima wie pas l1nirt'
&c, bas meifs Don bem Sabre in Bay
@ttp, uno INNER ssfuneen, oab ile BON er'
fer 8laGe uno 3uuerldi1s Fnp, G(lss er'
fullen, mas fur fe bsanipru6t wtre. -
Tribune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-24

Die @e1unbtett bef6rb erub
Die Grpre5 bon Chicago iaat son War.
ners Safe &ibnsu unb Qiper Cure: ,Die,
lelben fnt TN t0hitsn @rabs seiunb unp
-fonnen ucn Mlt uno Suns nit sleidem
Bortbetl benubt weresn. sic bilpsn oas
ein,ise Mtttsl. rtltes BEL Blaisnfranfbsit
baufrno wirft. Gies allsin ihcr iollte
ibaen etnen tcben meoi3tnil6en SIT: mpb
perlhafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-24

= 8eoenfli6es Compliment. - vgs
freut mid BON 9er3en, bob sic 10 por=
treffli9 ausieben. Sic lino allo tpobl
ni6t aug @eiunobeitsriidii6ten penlio=
r,irt tporben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-24

= Cute alusii6t.- @ldubiger: sd
frage Sic iebt gum lebten Wtale: @ol=
fen Sic mid be5ablen ooer ni6t?"
STUDENT: SEA, @ott lei Sanf, oa lit
bod Nusli6t, oaB oieles etpige Sragen
elm gnbe nimmt."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-04-01

PERsoNAL.-Mr. James ). Butler, son o
Thomas Butler, Esq, who lives near the Rocks
of Deer Greek, is employed in Mr. Geo. A. Yer
nelson's popular dry goods and notion house,
No. 1913 North Gay street, Baltimore and would
be glad to see his Hartford friends there.
MIR. John W. Hood, formerly of this county,
has situation as salesman in Messrs Charles
N Oehm Sons large clothing house, $50 w.
Pratt street, Baltimore. He would also be
pleased to receive call from his old friends and
acquaintance, who may want clothing.
MIR. Harry Bateman, son of Mr.. Joseph E.
Bateman, proprietor of the Franklin Hotel, Bal
timore, formerly of Hartford county, may now
be found at the Metropolitan Clothing House
ofRogers, Peet s. Co., (Mordccai Il Smith, pro.
prietors,) No. lis West Baltimore street, Balti.
more. Mr.. Bateman is good salesman and is
well known throughout Hartford county.
MIR. J. Ralph Morrison has returned to his
home, near Emmorton, from an extended bust.
ness trip through the Western States. He ex.
poets to leave again in a short time
Mr.. John T. Moore, of Hartford county, has
gone to Hagerstown, for the purpose of manag.
ing canning establishment which is about to
be started by the citizens of that place.
Mrs. Kirkwood, the wife of the Secretary OF
the Interior, is described as quiet little lady
with silver hair, who has been comparatively
little in society.
DIR. VIM. s. Archer, of Bel Air, is pursuing
his medical studies in Paris. He recently visit
ed the Catacombs, which extend for miles I'M
der the gay city, and has been fortunate enough
to obtain card of admission to the post NOR,
tenn examinations at the Morgue.