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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
Graffu8 Neeb.


Das erSbte DaSbellaeer Der
Stabt 1T oasientse bes 5errn s. &esb.
MSbel aler Nrt ltno oafslbf In sr6btsr
Muswabl gu ben ntebrisltsn preilen aa
babsn unb In Der Itat fann tsper Sc.
fhmad bsfristtst werben. Yarlor. unb
@&laf,tmmer'Stts tauft man bsi 5srrn
6. @eeo au 6abr'lpreilsn, ba sr feline M6.
BEL birsft aus ben srSbtsn Jabrtlsn bss
2anbss be3iebt. 5err Nesb bat auBsr.
benz einen srobsn gurratb BON Ssppthsn
unb Natten unb alien In bieies Sad ein<
lhlasenben @aaren. Wer M6bel iraenb
weldher art setrauht, tbut mpbl, fd an
5errn Jtssb 3u uenoen. gum @ewSbn.
ltdfen bis gum @llsrfeinlten unb Sbsusr=
FEN 1T @lles in fetnsm Store 3u ftntsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
Gine 8arte.

9ln Ollie, tpel6e a11 ben Tolgen BON
Sugen6liinben, gierb0ler @6mdde,
@ntfrdftigung, 8erluit at Mannes=
fraft &c. leiben, lenbe i9 foitenfreie ein
&ecept bas lie eurirt. 9ieies grobe
Seilmittel tpurbe bon einem Miiiiondr
in Siib=Qlmerifa entbedt. S6idt Elm
abbrellirtes @oubert an &eb. Soiepb s.
Smman, Station 8, 9ietp Dorf @1tp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

- Ser peritorbenene @ouperneur
Wilb bon 2ouliana bat ieiner Wittwe
fein germ6sen binterlaiien. Sn Nep
Orleans fano beBbalb cine 8eriamm=
lung itatt, I'm, einen Gonb fir sSrau
Wilb gu fammeln. $1,000 tpurben be-
reits geaei6net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
Cine fro BE yt a d ri DIT fir s a | l.
Il t1tioe!

Nuf gerunlaRuns oes|r Deutiden 5eil.
initituts", gfo. II Clinton Ylace, gtem=
Ocrt, wirb ber befannte beutide Nrst.
Or. @dulb, nod int 2aufe bieies Ufc
mats mad 9few=Ycrt fcmmeu, UNI Taa'
iudttrante gu bebanbeln. - Der Dcttcr
1T betanntlid, Der einsise NrSt oer Welt.
benz es Bis ieet selunSen 1T, ieoen Sal
BON Ta0iudt, ictpte periSnlid als aud
brie1id au helfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

- Mae Samer3sn iinb nun perse0en.
Gin uerburbener Massn peruriadt Dps.
pspiia. 5dlsdte 3abn. saruriaden ben
psreorbenen Naaen. neil bic Nabruns
ntdt orbentltd perbaut merbsn fann. 6al=
te De,ne 3abne seiuno. @sbraude SOZO.
DON'T rsselmd6ia. Nt&ts trast 70 3ur
Gr9altuns ber 3abns BET ais oteies pun'
bsrbare 3abnmittsl. que Drcsifen per-
fdufsn pa6lflhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

- 9ie feinfen &leioeritofe, Die ele=
ganteiten unb mooerniten 6errenansiige
unb iiberbaupt eine norsiiglide glus=
mail aler i'm S6nittpaarengei6dft
geb0renben 9lrtifel finbet man bel s.
Sosfe & SDbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
(8ortTebuns fOlet,l


Sat Die 9erste aufgegeben. n.-Serr
g. 9Dbel, 2ebrer in Salinepille, Sbio,
i@reibt tp0rtli6: ginem Sreunbe, tuel.
6er an Der 2eber litt uno i6on eine
Menge bon iogenannten patent= =We6i=
sinen Derbrau6t bate, iotpie unter 8e=
banblung Ser befen 9lerste mar, ie6o6
obne grfolg, CAB i6 cine GlaI6e BON
Or. q Iuguit 6 6nig's 8 a nj B II t.
ger Srop fen. gia6 @ebrau9 oerz
ielben fiiblte er iib tdgli6 belier unb
9eAt nun ieiner @ieneiuna entaeaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

Bihtnidaft, bic madtIse Sslfsrin
Der Natur, bat In gteufaebter's
70 cut d es6inber metl" (Yae.
eotropbins) elm pcllfommenes @rfabmittel
fur Wuttermila entesdt. &inber, pelde
burd % Deut des &inbermet /"
gsnatrt peroen. seben bur1 ibr bliitenbes
Auslebsn uno i6ren ssfunoen 3ufanb. ben
oentlihen Sewets pom Der @iite unb bell.
iamen @tssnfdaft bt.ies bstrliden Nab.
runssmittels, pslAss ourd drstlide Yra.
Jung ale bas tsfe Surrosa t fur Wuttsr.
mild erflart ulre. Sn alsn reommirtrn
Npctbefsn ,u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

Die wobl,bdtise Natur fdeint in isbem Rlima
bic steisnetsn 5eilmittel fur bieenise Sfrans>
teiten Az tr3eusen, wel4e biefem Rlima i1n6.
0apla.e's Snbian 2urnip Yeetoral J; mirt
Spa elmer gHun,e semadt, bic lberaQi gplf.
region tpdaif. 20 Sat Bic iebt nod al, II Yon
3ufen unb Grfiltunsen eebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
elmer piloen srimmen Suit befehleno gu
Shweiae

elmer piloen erimmen 5alt befehleno ju
Sdweise !
Boiler unb Malten batten, am Srt bes
6enoe,ucus anselanst, nidt Ianse auf
ibren @e5ner uno beRen gesleitune 5u
marten braudeu. @s waren 3wei 5er=
rem I'M Nlter bes Sanptmanps, bic man
trob ibrer GiUilun5use cls attipe cber
eteulaliae Wilitdrs gu ertennen permcdte.
giaer pen ibncn mur &esimentsarst ano
cbne piel un,itaupe itsute 5err bon 8am=
BERT ie Yclter uno beGeu Setunoanten,
ben ber Sauptmann taunte, Dor. Da
psrr pcn 3ambert fd nodmals int Sor=
aus nit ieeem arrangement einuer fan'
ben ertldrte, 10 mar Die 8eselung bes
3tpeifampfs ta!o in SrsnunS. auf flint
@dritte Difance lo0ten bic GeSner bei
einem perabreoeten 3eiden gu sleider
3eit idieBen uno nur einmul Suseln ses
medlelt merben, pouit ber @treit beige.
leSt iein miroe.
Ca EaIA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

= Cine marine unb 9emitblihe @obs
nuns 1T i'm Winter bic srSBte Nnnebn,s
lidfeit. Nan periebe fid baber nit Teps
piden unb Strobmatten, bic man Bel 8.
Us Olfion finbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

= 8iaisen 2af fel=Damalf, rabmfar=
bises unb rptbes unb meiBes Eafelleinen,
Damaitene unb tiirfiId rptbe SerOietten,
5anotider &c. Bel $. @renet, Nlantoz
sebdube, cine Treppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

- TIMER 2aser ben 9emben, llnter3eus
uno Serren Turniibins @oOos fSnnen in
Nualitdt pber Yrei8 nidt ibertroifen
merben. Yanep & g bn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

Sn tetem gaa., in benz es ansewanbt wurbe,
fat fia 9aplae,'s Snbian Surnip yeetural Balm
Suae Insr'ennuns errunsen.- = in Wirtli4teit bat
ss ale 5eilmittel seaen Suiten. Grtdltune. Gum
ssnI.io.n unb 8runbitis nidt fsiass @lsid.n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
= Oie G6ieaaoer oB=@eldworeneu

Die Gbieagoer @roB=@ei ei6morenen
iperoen jebt uobl ober libel auf ri6ter=
li9e NuHoroerung bin bon Der S9min=
oel=Spetulationsan oer Getreioe= uno
proouftenzY6rie gtotis nebmen miiilen.
IS 1T aud bobe 3eit, baB Der 8ertbeue-
rung aaer 2ebensmittel bur6 gierige
Spefulanten enoli6 einmal Elm gnbe
gema6t ipiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

Seibene Sdniire unb Quafen in al
6arben iiab gu baben Bel
g dram & 6 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

- 9ate aller TaeonS fir SerbIt unb
Winter bel Yaneoa & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
Nferce Nennen td9licb.

50 mare su wiaihsn, bab Yuionsn
wslde aus,ufsasn bsabFdtissn, ben @e.
tretar 70 balp ais m6slid bapoa b.na&.
rt&tiesn, bamtt fur binreiasnsen 8aum
ssIorst psrbsn tann.
Prosramme uno wsitsrs Snformatien
lam man pom Yrafp.ntsn pbsr bonn Se.
trttdr erbaltsn.
Worttmtr Slpeum. prGIbsnt.
u. 6. DstriH, Sflrstar. 900
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24
Mnfer g8obenblatt.

Dir ienben BON ieet al unier ,Bpden.
blatt4 fur ben Preis bon $500 auf Elm
Sabr pOrtcfrei pud, DeutidJanb.
Die 9erausseber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

-Sn 9amilton 0amliu, bem friibe=
rem 8ice=prdlibenten, i9iden bic Ser.
Staaten einen Dielgewanbten &eprdfen=
tanten an ben ipanlf6en 9of. gr be-
iibt bic gigeni6aft, Die ibm Qdtung
uno Greunbf6aft in 6er alien Welt er=
obern tperoen, ipie ct ii6 audi in ieiner
9eimaib ertuorben bat. 3rob ieines
bOben Glters 1T er nod bon &raft uno
Jener. Gr fennt Germei6li6ung ni6t,
aud beim fdlteiten Wetter gebt ct obne
lleberrDf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

@leibunssitade aller Nrt merben se=
NJ fdrbt uno sereintst bon 8. Saen
@aitnc=S =StraBe. 6,9,t1W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

SIN S6aemeiiteramt su Waibing=
ton befinoen li6 an $2,000,00O poit
Monep Orbers, bic ni6t ausgesablt
tperoen fonnten unb li6 felt mebreren
Sabrea bort anseiammelt baben. IS
eriitlrt feim 8eieb, tuel6es auf oieien
Sail angeuanot iperben f0nnte llnb Ser
nd4fe @ongreb loll baber angeganaen
tperoen, iiber bas @elo au berfiiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

WV" wv Se*sJN*VeF* Fc"F S%HM
slt tma6em.
Die 3isbu q Der RlafTe 6 flnbet itait
in Nsp Srlsans Dienfias ben s. 9tussmb,r 1881
2untltana 9tate Qotterp g.
Di,fts Snfti.ut rurbe I'M Satr: 1858 fir Gy,
ateeanss> nne DobltAatisteits 3wefe spn bsr
3apitaI BON 100000. su wsldem Ne feitb,r
sinsa Refersefonb BON 1920, 900 binsussfiet Bat.
Sere sroBen 3tebuneen BON eiMaelnen
Nummern finbea mpnatlidt ftatt glieuals rutrf
siae 9iebung serf1eben. Nan Iefs naafplssuts
preisYertbeilune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-24

Sm @eiBen Sauie befinbet fi6
nod elm GROCER 8orratb bon @el9enz
fen, bic ieiner 3eit benz franfen praIi=
oenten gema6t mureen, - Weimen uno
Spirituoien, patent=Mebisinen &C.
Obne 3meifel tueroen iie gum 8eiten ser
9lrmen Waibington's unter ben Sam=
mer fommen. 9ie Wittme @arlielos
bat bapon Ni6ts mitgenommen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11

POlitics.--On Tuesday last the Fall
county campaign was talked of freely; per-
maps it was so thus early from the fact that
the number of aspirants TO the several offices
which are to be filled, have heretofore qui-
.etly worked ont some encouragement, and
now make bold to announce themselves for
general favor. There are some six or eight
candidates for the sherffalty, and as many
fox State Senatorship, with goodly num-
Der for the House of Delegates and the
Office Of County Commissioner
We are certainly glad to see a great num-
Der Of gentlemen enter the contest. II gives
every voter chance TO make a selection
which must without doubt be pleasing TO
him, and IL brings out full vote at the pri-
maries and does, as it should, insure the
election Of those nominated
Every Gspirant for nomination should en-
fer the contest with the spirit, "do unto
others as you would have others do unto
you;" by that we mean Il defeat is your fate
assist with a free willingness 60 elect the
nominee, as you would have desired Of your
opponents bad you been successful In obtain
ing the nomination. We say, let every one
enter with this generous determination, and
and throw aside all selGshness.
What the issue will be, il any, no one
knows at this time, beyond that Of a party
line. In the campaign Of two years ago IL
was retrenchment The people seem to be
satisfied with what retrenchment was accom-
pisbed at that time, and 4. y. Davis having
obtained Office since then, which was the
acme Of his endeayor, Il Is not probable that
this question will be further agitated in this
campaign.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
Unity Items.

Really, if the proposed railroad touches
within three miles OF us our fortune is made.
Mr.. X. II. Lansdale one of our most en-
terprising farmers, has introduced corn.
crusher upon his farm, and proposes in the
spring to invoke the aid of Eolus in dstri-
buting water to various parts of his "ranche"
from central well.
suppose that it is superfluous to add
anything about severity of the weather and
Its long continuance, as you know by per-
sonal experience how long it has continued
and the genord6te hedgehog has intimated
how long it sciU continue.
Mr.. Frank Griffith lost his war mare
"Hal," last week. She was over twenty
five years old and carried her master nobly
throughout the war, serving with dstinc-
ton in the great pivotal battle of Gettys-
burg, bearing with her to Horse Heaven
the cruel mark of ricochetting shell re-
ceived upon that ensanguined field.
Although shut out from contiguity to the
great arterial trade-ways of the county, our
corner keeps up measurable pace of inn
provement. Since my last news-note Mr.
Geo. w. Cashell has erected at Sunshine
dwelling house and carriage shop. Mr.. W.
It. House proposes to erect within the limits
of Unity handsome dwelling in the spring,
in fact, the foundation has already been built,
having been completed before the present
blizzard" from arctic regions overhaued u.s.
We are not ambitious about Jail, a court
house or.an aims house, but if the rest of
the county has no objection Ia broad pro-
viso) Unity will be glad to furnish the next
Sheriff. She would not thus come sponta-
neously to the front and make such IL pa
triotic prefer, but we understand that sheriff.
timber is scarce OF course, it is only mat
ter of custom and courtesy to continue our
County Surveyor another term, and outside
of this we are not advised that Crackin has
any further sacrifices to make.
RIP VAN WNKLE.
ITnitu Eah rtI, 1901
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
The american Farmer for February


is number of unusual merit, being com
pactly filled with practical contributions
from skilled experts, who narrate their ex-
perience and successes in almost every
branch of farm and garden work.
The capabilities of lands in the Middle
and Southern Atlantic States, the manures
and crops best adapted To them; dairy and
live stock matters, including valuable
paper on consumption in cattle; liberal
space devoted to poultry and bees; pro-
ceedings of farmers meetings; numerous
engravings of farm buildings and contriv-
ances; hints on seasonable work; contrihu-
tons from most capable hands on trucking,
fruit and vegetable growing; ornamental
gardening; and home department for the
ladies, full of suggestive matter-make up,
in part, its bill of fare for the month.
The Old Pioneer keeps up with the times
and deserves a welcome from every farmer
and his family. The subscription is $1.50
year, or only 81 to clubs of five or over,
Sam'l Sands & Son, Baltimore, publishers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
Unity, Feb. 7th, 1881.
Medley's Items.
RIP VAN WINKLE


So many upsets in sleighing with SO few
injuries to limbs and property is a subject of
general remark.
In the wrestling matches at Edwards
Ferry last week, King Whisky entered the
contest and eventually floored the best man.
The river at Edwards Ferry was frozen
over for the second time this winter, on
Tuesday night, the LIST inst, and the ice is
now from five to eight inches thick.
Johnnie Hughes, OF Jamestown, has a
beautiful lap-robe made from the skins of
ground-hogs, consequently there was no
grounding day to suit the old fogies.
The many friends of DIR. j. Ayler, re-
Gently resident of Poolesville, but now
of Jefferson, West Virginia, were panied to
learn that he received a serious fall which
fractured his skull.
Messrs. Hughes, Mosburg aud Trundle
have each fine colt injured, two by being
kicked, and one by getting down and in al
most an inextricable position. Jesse Hyatt
also lost a valuable mare after hard days
work in hauling ice.
The Seneca and the Sycamore warehouses
have lost by theft small quantity Of wheat.
The thief or thieves had bored hole in the
flooring Of the bins. The property has been
recovered and rumor has it that the owners
cannot swear to it as theirs.
The sleighing race at Poolesville on Sat
urday last, was a perfect success Eighty
two teams with two hundred persons enter
ed the grounds The flyers of Messrs Hersh-
berger, Spates, White, Oxley, Schaeffer, and
Mercer, were on the turf and exhibited their
trotting qualities. The medal for speed was
awarded to Mr.. A. Hershberger; beauty of
execution, to Messrs. Oxley and Schaeffer
In the free for all, go as you please race, Mr.
VIM. T. Poole, (Big Billy, landed first, an
easy winner. In the double team fly, Cat
tie King Griffith led the field. Messrs. Woot-
ten, Williams and Sitter, acted as judges.
The sport will be continued next Satur-
day. MEDLEYs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11

Whew!-The AdUOcate has the best pay
ing subscribers of any county paper in Ma
ryland. We judge 50 from the fact that we
never have to dun them, and we scarcely
ever pick up a rural exchange that does not
contain one or more notices asking delin-
quents TO pay up. And this is invariably
the case with cheap papers.-Demscrqtc
Advocate.
Hold up a little, Messrs Vanderiord Bros,
we have heard wind storms before but none
so badly mixed as that now blown from the
little village of Westminster "The best
paying subscribers in the Statew Well
well, it may be 50, and if it is it accounts tor
the fact of the AdUOcate being one of the
neatest, newsiest sheets on our exchange
list. Good paying subscribers work won
ders on the get-up of a county paper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
Potomac Items.
HEDLEYS.

A pleasant party was held at the resi- dence
of Mr.. r. H. Waters last Thursday evening.
Thermometer stood degrees below zero
Wednesday and Thursday-Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday pleasant-score three.
Mr.. Chas. A. Case and his handsome wife
have left here to make Berry's District their
future home. They have our best wishes
for their success.
1t is said that wheat is suffering much.
Mr.. Joshua w. Offutt scraped the snow
away and found his wheat apparently rotted
off others the tell the same 1t seems that
under the the snoW the ground is very soft,
and the ice and snow has smothered the
wheat. This is the eighth week that the
snow has layed on the ground with prospects
of more.
Poor chance yet to SOW clover seed, as
some of our early birds SOW in February.
Potomac Grange will meet at the residence
of Capt. John Mcdonald, Thursday, Feb
ruary 18th, at O'Clock, i. NJ, sharp.
Mr.. II. 4. Garrett is attending the Grand
Lodge, X. of p. which met in Baltimore
Tuesday and continued In session three days.
NJ
February 9th 1881.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
. MaryIand Man Murdered-A pr


vate letter received in this city yesterday
states that Mr. William J. Bays, originally
from Montgomery county, Md, was muir
dered in Eberton, Nebraska, about the LIST of
February. The letter was written under a
misapprehension that the murdered man was
related to gentleman of this city. Bays
was quite well known out West where he
was known as Banjo Bob,"-BaIto. Amert-
can, 9Th inst.
1t has almost become certainty that the
individual above named was a former resi-
dent of this town and will be remembered
by large number of our citizens. But on
the contrary we are informed by Mrs. VIM.
A. Veirs, a sister of the gentleman men
toned above, that she received letter from
him on the goth ut, at which time he was
living at another town, quite distance from
the place at which the above is said TO have
TRANSFERRED.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
February 9th, 1881.

Our Public SchoOIs.-State Superin-
tendent NJ. A. Newell, of the Maryland pub
lie schools, has made his fifteenth annual
report. The report shows the total number
Of schools IN the State to be 2,044, of which
number l25 are in Baltimore and 1919 in
the counties, being an increase Of 90 over
last year; number Of pupils in the counties
1885, in baltimore city 4S,066, total 1872
49,, ap ilcpegse oyer 1880 Of f,349, The
highest number enrolled in the schools dug
ing the year were 1852, Of which 35,297
were in Baltimore and 1873 in the coun'
ties, being an increase over 1880 Of s,15l.-
The average number in daily attendance In
Baltimore were 29,4i7, In the counties 3d.
361; total s5,77s, an increase Of 1913. THE
number of teachers employed throughout
the State are 3,l25, of which 100 are In Bal
,irnpre and 2,926 in the coupties, an increase
Of 3, oyey last year The iotal amount paid
10 teachers during tho year was Sl,l4l7b2.-
SO, being decrease Of s2,33l.52 over last
year. In Baltimore the schools were open
10 months during the year and in the conn
ties 81 months. The current EXPENSES Of
white schools were S555, ll42s, colored s62,.
O38.9e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
Something Wrong From the m

Something Wrong From the meagre
list of marriage licenses issued in this county,
for January, person must infer that there
is something radically wrong somewhere.
Is it because the "boys" are short of change,
or what? The following is list of the
hearts who took the matrimonial leap:
Jan. 1st-Israel Shipley and Hettie Hop
kins.
3d-Wm. L. Action and Mollie E. Young.
4th-S. j. Lezear and Sarah l. Sullivan.
4th-Horace +. Young and Annie l..
Warthen.
24th-Thomas A. Burdeite and Sarah p.
Darby.
24th-Emil George Brucht and Frederick
p, Bergleld
25th-Alexander Reynolds and Fannie
Wiburn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11

Henry q. Vennor, Of Montreal, the weather
prophet, explsIns that the January weather
was even moresevefe t0an hs hid predicted,
and the expected thaw was thus cTopdOd
out Of the month Of January. lie says that
this is the only noticeable hitch which has
as yet occurred in his almanac. Every year
he expects 10 have 10 record a miss or two,
and he ceaso, he expected to be bound to
the exact letter IN snch experiments, when
the predictions are made % long ago ~ issi
September. He thinks that the present
month will give the thaw predicted for Jan
uary. This thaw, ho thinks. will cqnse a
rapid disappearance Of the snow over large
area, and return Of winter and Of stormy
weather iowerds the end Of February, and,
therefore, part or March Another cold
snap will travel over tho United siatOa
shortly after the entry Of March, aud de-
structiye gales will visit New York, Boston
and other points during the last quarter Of
February.
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