davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

G1d0 COST $350-4-karat stone set in
hpA1o plain band ring. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

CIX STONE CLUSTER diamond ring, with
- opal center. Cost $40; for $50. At LY-
TIES.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

THREE STONE RING, diamond, sapphire,
i and ruby; x karat each, all fine. Cost
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

dor $20-115s- karat diamond stud. At LY-
IL TIES, Al jackson street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

nIAMOND SCARF PINS-Coral ball with
IL perfect fly set with diamonds and ru-
bles; something unique and handsome; cost
$25; for $12. Hoisted umbrella; little dia-
monds representing drops of water falling off;
cost $40; for $40. Several others that are odd
and pretty, in shape of squirrels, grasshop.
pers, monkeys, etc., set with diamonds At
LYTLE'S, Al jackson street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

G22 COST $45-Plain band, star setting,
Ap-- with fine "a karat stone. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15

ONE PAIR OF LITTLE DIAMOND STUDS
" $14. At LYILE'S.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26
Comes to Grief.

S. Boyd Martin, one Of Dauphin
county's Commissioners, has been arrest
ed and held to bail in $500 to appear at
Pittsburg and answer charge Of con-
spiracy in connection with other agents
of the graveyard insurance companies.
This man Martin is the individual who is
directly responsible for all the scandal
that has been attached to Governor IIoyts
name in connection with speculative in
surance. He organized a mutual COM
pany in Harrisburg, long ago, before the
graveyard policy was thought of, and in
duced several prominent gentlemen to be-
come associated with him in the business.
Subsequently he obtained recommends
tions from Governor Hoyt, Senators Cam
eron and Wallace, and others nigh IN
authority, setting forth that the company
was worthy of the trust and confidence
of the people. Afterwards Martin began
to dabble in graveyard policies. using the
recommendation given especially that OF
the Governor, to advance his work.
vi ~, al JllC OIls iliui oillS1ifo, wv
believe, save Martin, RESIGNED, and at
last, through the efforts Of the cX-ofilcials
a surrender was made Of the old COM
pany's charter. But Martin piled the
business, meanly using the letters of COM
mendation given originally in behalf of
the old company, and by their use sue
ceeded in securing many favors Gov
ernor Uoyt had printed a lithograph
letter denouncing the business and eX-
planning the swindling game Martin was
playing, and these were sent out in return
TO the many inquiries forwarded to the
State Department concerning Martin
aud his business. But the name of the |
Governor and others continued to be
scandalized on account Of the use made !
of them by Martin, use which is now
likely to be ended. One thing is sure, if
Mr.. Boyd Martin is convicted and sen
tanced, it is not at all likely that his
friends will ever have the cheek to 90 be-
fore the Pardon Board in his behalf
Union Leader.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

A number of young Englishmen are
working on farm at LIE Mars, Ia. They
are pupils of an Englishman who owns
large tract there, and are learning the
business with view to conducting exten-
sive farming operations in the far West.
There is large English colony at lie
Mars, including many sons of aristocratic
families.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

George Law, a millionian, is dead at
his late residence in New YORK city. He
began life as a hod carrier, and could not
read or write till after he was married.
He rose to be one Of the greatest and
most successful Of contractors. He was
once politician Of the Know Nothing
stripe. He leaves an immense fortune.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

Miss Margaret Hicks is said to be the
first lady who has adopted the profession
ofarchitecture. She was graduated recen-
tly from the course in architecture at Cor
nell University.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26
1881 THE CULTvAT0R 1873
Country Gentleman
THE BEST OF TIE
AGRICULTURAL WEEkLIES.


AGRICULTURAL WEEkLIES.
ENLARGE4NENT FOR 1882.
The COUNTY, GENTLEMAN Is the leading JonIna'
of American \ griculture. In amount and practical
value of contents, in extent and ability of CORES
tion it occupies the first rank 1t is believed TO
have superior III either Of tie tmCc chief divis
ions of
FARM CROPS AND PROCESSES.
HORTICULTURE x FRUTr-GROWlNG,
LIVE STOCK AND DAIk1lNG,
while il also includes all minor departments of ru
raj interest, such the Poultry Yard, Entomology,
Bee-kceping Greenhouse and Grapery, Veterinary
Replies, Farm Questions and Answers, Fireside
Reading Domestic Economy, and summary of
the News of the Week. Its Market Reports sre
unusually complete and much attention Is paid to
the Prospects If the Crops, throwing light on
of the most important of all qucstions-Hhen
to Bny and When TO Sell 1t is beraliy illustrated
and is intended to supply, in continually luclear-
ing degree, and in the best sense OF the term,
LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEW SPAPER.
The Volume of The CoUATRY GENTLEMAN for
1882 will be largely increased in {. ntents ty the
addition of sufficient number of pag to meet tie
growing demands upon its space. but the terms i'll
continue rs follow, when paid strictly in advance: {:
ONE Copy, one year, $3.50; Four CoPIts. SO
and an ad1itiOn0i copy fer the year free 10 the
sender Ofthe Ciub; Ten COPIES, $50. ahd an ad-
dUiondt COPY for tie gear Jree TO the &emdtT or
the CYub
= aS- AIi NEW SubScptbfyS for 1882 r0pi1g Q in dd-
t0nce non, WILL RECEIVE TIE PAPER EkkL1, +,
from recent Of remittance TO January Ist, 1882,
WITHOUT CAHRGE.
8g~Specimcn Copies Free. Address
LUTEER TUCKER & SON, InbiiShcrS,
Albany, N Y.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

The Posts Washington special says
Scoville is now very confident that Cen
eral Butler will take part in the defense
of Guiteau before the trial ends. IL is re-
ported that in view OF this probability,
printed copies of the testimony are sent
regularly to him.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

Ducks, Chickens and Turkeys, dressed and
alive, wanted all through the winter at E. f,
DTrRICH & Co.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

John Bellingham, whose, crime nearest
resembles that Of Guiteau, was put on his
trial on the 18th of May, 1912, for having
killed Spencer Perceval, the English Min
lister, May l1-four days previous. The
defence was the same as in Guiteau' 5
case-that he was insane; but the pris-
oner, who took an eager part in the pro-
ceedings, delivered short, sensible,
speech, complained that the trial had
been hurried on with indecorous speed,
and the documents he relied upon for his
defence had been taken away from him.
The speech was fatal to it's utterer; and
although his counsel, Mr.. Alley, brought
forward affidavit after affidavit to show
that Bellingham was mad the jury ans
wercd in the affirmative Garrows' (the
Crown Prosecutor) oft repeated quest
ion, "Was the prisoner at the bar, at the
time he committed this crime, capable OF
distinguishing between right and wrong?"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26
K y ILL PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A

"a a. BARGAlN.-ln consequence of continued
Ill health now offer my mill property, known as
LUTHER'S MILL, in Burlington township Tor sale
at great bargain, The site is one of the best on
sugar Creek and embraces about 7 acres of land on
which are several dwelling houses and other build.
ings The mill has always enjoyed large custom
a practical miller can pay for the property in
short time from the profits. The property will be
sold very cheap and on easy terms.
Luther's Mill. Oct. IL, S1
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

The convicted directors of the defunct
Mechanics and Laborers Savings Bank, of
Jersey City, have been refused new
trial. The accused are prominent citizens
and the prospects Of their being sent to
State prison has created sensation.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26
w. MILLER
Aa keeps several
PUBLIC HACKS

and is ready to attend all calls in his line promptly
He runs to ALL TRAINS. Charges for night and
early morning trains (Nos. II. and 3,) no reduction
for these trains, s5 cents per- passenger Regu-
lar customers supplied with tickets at reduced rates
Charges for attending parties couple $1.50; two
couples in one load 81 90 per couple for attending
funerals from $500 to $500. Hack by the hour ST
Horses and carriages to let
Orders left at his office below council rooms will
receive careful attention. H. w MILLER
Nov. 27, $780,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

Delegate Cannon has left Salt Lake for
Washington. He preached in the taber-
nacle and asked the Mormons to pray for
him during his absence in Washington.
He feels confident that he will retain his
seat as delegate.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-26

The revised census for 1880 just pub
ished, places the population Of the United
States at so, l55, 7S3. being an increase of
about thirty per cent since 1870. This
country ranks second in population among
the worlds great powers. European Rus
sia contains about GG, 600, 900 Inhabitants,
/ ance $4,000, 600, and England and Wales
25 000,0 Basing our computation upon
The present rate of increase ofthc nations
named, 20 years hence the United States
will have secured the first place,
with Il population Of of $1,000 900 Rus
Sia will then contain II 100000, Germany
$4,000 900, France 3S, 900, 900 and England
and Wales 81, 900, 600.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24

iunaes Sers. 3war fam cine 3eit, in
melaer aue be{5eren 8esunSen itrer
@eele bic Sterbanb 9ewannen, bamals,
als Yetia bic fteine Warie, ieine 3iepta,
mie er fe bon Wnfan9 an nannte, auf ben
Nrmen wieete unb 1e NIT itcl5er Tatcr=
freube temunberte. 2ppa waro tpicoer
gum 8inb nit ibrem ei9eneu 8inos, eS
mar elm epielSeuS fiir fie, eine untereal'
tuns, icnniser marb wieoer itr 9aden,
frSblid Hang ibre 5timme pie ebcoem.
ale Te nod iorslos mar.
Nber niht lanee wlbrte oaa meme Slid.
Die unbeifimmte 5etnludt mad benz
Wiesefannten, 9eicsenoHeuen, reste ild
bon Meuen,, nlidtiger nno immer MIDI
tiger. gBie Neib' quou es ber iunsen
Srau I'M Buien enpcr, ipean bic Srcuen
unb TSdter ter reiden @utSbeiiber bon
raiden Yferben se3c9en, in s(dujenb la
dtrten &quipagen ppraber ROTTEN, nenn
Die Trau @oaverneurin uno bic Trau
Goslsmaridalin in ieiosnen 9foben Gus
Yetersburs, Scnntags in Der &irhe ftan=
ben cber gar wenn binter teu erleudteten
Senltern ber abelsperiammlun9 bic Yaa=
re iid mad ben aldnsen Der 9fesimerts,
muiif bretten gDie flein uuo elenb er.
fdienen ibr bann bic eisenen !3imn.sr.
mie srauiam rei3lps bas eiaene 3eben.
Wand,e 5iunbe fam iie iiber p'
MS9lidfeit mad, 0h oas @oen ibrcr
Sebnfudt gu erfdlieben, ob es ibr se~
lunsen wdte obne ben @eleitsbrief, ben
Wfutter Jeatur ibr niitseseben, wer
weis ee.
(Enrffpf1fnn fnInt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24

Sir bas Nbonnement auf Die tdg=
li6en 2eitungen geben Die 8emobner
Der Ser. Staaten idbrli6 ettpas iiber
26 Willionen Dollars aus. Sas mabt
so @ents idbrli6 per Gopf ber Beb6lfe=
runa. Mebr als Der ie6sfade 8etrag
miro III bielem 2anoe jdbrli6 perrau6t.
Wie oiel bic @ei6dftstpelt jdbrli6 fir
ibre 9luseigen in ben 8ldttern ausgiebt,
bas biirf fte Der Genius=Statiltifer faum
ermitteln f6nnen. -Sebenfalls finoen
bic Gel6dftsleute, Die in geleienem
8ldtter inleriren, ibre Me1nung babel.
Cine lln3abl bon 6irmsn beroanft eben
nur Dem bdufigen glnSeigen ben 9luf=
i6pung ibrer @ei6dfte. Sci oieler
Gelegenbeit fei aud eriudbnt, baB Elm
fleines amerifanii6es 2anbblatt6en iei=
nen 2eiern einmal Die 9iptbmenoigfeit
Der Snierirens nit folgenben 9Sorte1
Doroemonlirirte: uWarlm' perarmte
9iOb? = Weil er ni6t 5u inieriren
pflegte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
Gages : 9tc,1isfeite,s.
g g nj a no.

- gluf ben 8erba6t Der 5beilnabme
at Der grmoroung Der Srau Wfiiller 1T
in Netp Sort pbil. Gmoe berbattet
tporben. .,
- Ser Sersog bon Sutberlano 1T
nit ieiner &eilegeieli6aft IN @bteago
einaetroifen; er gebt bon bort na6 Ntll=
poufee unO bann 1a6 Der Paeificfiiite.
- @eaen s. u. 8ogel Der lit Sc
meinidaft nit s. German uno 80.
5aaerf in Stem Sort beriu6te bon Dem
Ranfmann Souls @traB Bburg 100000
at erprelIen uno oelen 12idbrige Sod
ter su entfiibren, itnb bier Mnflagen,
brei auf 8aub unb cine auf Gntfilbrun9
eingebra6t tporoen.
= Die llm,pedslung ber fiinfprosen=
tiqen Ser. etaaten 8onbs in 81 proz
sentige miro nit groBer 2ei9tlgteit poll=
apqen; big aunt %. tparen 239 Wtillioz
1er-alio ,1ur II Millionen tpeniger,
als Der Sinan5iefretdr gum gintauid)
belfimmt bat, umgetaui6t tpor6en.
= Ser po11tneifer 8oDo BON 9ouz
Ion, Me., lit iuegen l1nterf6laglng BON
Gelbbriefen berbaftet tporoen.
= Gonfling unb Platt finb enti6lofz
ien, als &anbioaten fit Wieoerwabl
oufsutreten, obglei6 ibnen bon beri9iez
bener Seiter gelagt iuirb, oaB ibr Se=
niben nublos iein miro.
= 9as nterifanil1e &eprdlentanten=
haus bat Die &onseilton fit Die Siioli9e
Gi'enbabn einitimmig genebmigt. Sie
SSia miro au6 i'm Senat angenomlnen
ipcroen; ebenlo perbdlt es iib nit Der
Gon,es'ion fiir ben Cabs 'i1en Sebuan=
tepef Gd)iifsfanal. Sie Merieo=ge=
quanto gdDn miro ONT 16. SUM- iltars
gurirt peroen.
Nnslanb.
= Ser &ebafteur Sorgenien in Go=
penbagen lit berbaftet ipprben, tuegeA
Nufreisung gum &0nigsmorb unb proz
flamirung ber Commune.
= Brennan, Der SefretGr Der 2ano
2ioa 1T in Dublin berbaftet unb na6
ytaB, &ilbare gpuntp, ins @efdngniB
gebraht tporoen.
= Baron @unsberg tpirD init elmer
Deputation ein1uBrei6er Ssraeliten am
%. in @atl1ina cine Mubiens baber,
INN Dem Gsaren iiber Die Subenberfol=
gungen 8orifellungen gu MAIDEN.
Sn S6eila 1inb am @amfag Die
llnruben auf's 9teue ausbro6en. IS
&eltaurants purben gepliinbert. Srup=
pen baben iebt bic StraBen beiebt.
: Gen. Garibalbi erfldrt lit einem
offenen 8riefe, er lei Elm 6reunb Sranf=
rei6s, 1niilIe es aber als einen SMUT
fit STATEN anieben, tpenn es beriu1t,
9unis in ieinen 8eiib gu befommen.
@aribaloi siebt ben &atb eine Slotte
nit 5000 Ntann Solbaten bereit gu BAL
ten I'M Die italienii6en Slttere11en su
bel6iiben unb su bertbeioigen.
IS Sn Der lesten 3eit fanben in pielem
Stabten, nanlentlid i'm Siiben 6ranf<
reidS, mie in Shines, Tculon, WarieiQe,
ui. NJ, 5dldsereien 3miihen Tran3pien
unb Stalieucrn fatt, ba lestere bic franz
50iiide 8esieruns mesen ibres YOrsc>
bens sesen ben gep bon Tunis often tes
idtmpften. Die franSS1iI9e 9tesieruns
bat nun ansecrbnet, bas ale sluSldnber,
melde anti=fransSiiide aunbsetunsen
MAIDEN ie mad benz grnit berlelben entpe.
ber perbaftet unb rDr bic @erihte aeltellt
Ooer einfad uusseipieien merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
Dameuz, 6erren= unb 9inner=
Strimpfe bel g dram & 60.
Wsiltter! W1ntter Wfatter -!

Wsiitter! Wltter Wfiitter !! !!
Derbet STR bes Nadts gefSrt werben
unb In Gurer &ute unttrbrodsn bur4 bas
Shreien zines tranfen &inbes, meldes
Samer3er bonn Durdbreaen Der 3abne
letbet? 81 es Der SAL, 70 fault eine
Jlalde Don Mrs. Winslows CIV
tttne SYrup. gr ,p!rb ben armen
8letnen fofOrt bon ieinsn S&mer3ea Be-
frstsn. Man serla6s fd barauf es bilft.
gs 1T tetne SHUTTER auf groen, bic es Der.
luhte unb @ud ntht mtttbeilen spiirbe, baB
es bic Ginsetpetbe reeul!rt, ben &leinen
Satfs unb @elunebeit uno bsr SHUTTER
8uee perldafft, bab es ipie 3autsr ptrlt.
Das Mittel 1T lihsr In alien Jallsn pnb
ansenebm BON @eldmad !; es mirb BON
elmer Der altefsn uno beiten Doetprnnsn
In ben Ser. Staateu ssrfdrisben. uebsr,
al su ba6en, Die Glaidae 3u 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
Wliidlide ssina,;sn.inifter.

llniere Tinansminiifer linb sliidlide
Spieler; ie Derwesener iie pointiren, beifr
liderer 1T ibr @eminn. aommt ba elm
Neulins in'S Nmt, elm Nopocat, benz ber
8coen bes Sinan5sebietes bisber @latteis
gemeien, unb bebutirt, pbne irgenb ipelde
Sortereituns, nit einem Experiment, Dor
weldem, uls balsbredcnbes BasniB,
bic seipieSteiten 6inanscirs 3uridaez
idredt iein wiiroen, limb ipiort seIfalz
ten iid bic Serbdltnilie 70 sanfig, ba6
Elm slin5enoer @rfpla gar nidt anstlei=
ben fann. Scrpeseuer nod alS iein Icrz
sanssr, Der iid Bel ieber scmasten Spe-
ration bic Wlitpirfung Der Natipnalbau
fen pber eineS Goniortiums bon Bans
quierS 5lt iidern pfeste. itellt Serr Win,
bonn, obne bic erfprberliden @elbmittel
3ur 8erfiguns su baben, ben 8eitern
BON 1876 WG(licnen ant 80. II. so. per=
fa0enoer 6 prcsentiser Bombs bic Nlterz
netipe, entpeoer ibr Capital su nebmen
coer iid Bic auf Weiteres nit 81 prc,ens
tise BcnoS per Sabr gu besnisen. Mit
Staunen ltnb MiBtrauen niinmt bic si=
nan5melt oaS betr. Gircular entaeaeu
aber nidt 70 balb iinb bic erllen teldeibes
men Snmmen aur GOnperfon anaemelbet,
alS bic Speculation ii9 auf @eite oes
Serrn WincOm iteat unb nit 6ilfe eines
| rinisen @eloitaubes bic pierpro,entiaen
Bmnbescblisaticnen auf einen 70 bpben
Punft treibt, baB beren sinsertraa nett
inter 81 proSentise 8onbs per syabr
linft, alio beinbalrrccentiae. ob.
mobl ieeerSeit ber aanDisuns ausaeiebt
besebrenspertb nerben. @inen weiteren
Gorfdub seuinnt Serr Wincom's grperi.
rnent bnrd bic Sau,Ie Der 3 pre,entiaen
gnsliiden @cniols auf einen frnber nit
erreidten Yuntt, wcOurd ielbft bic IN
europa sebaltenen prp3entisen Bcnba
Ginunbudt;iaer, mas man bis babin fiji,
unnSslid sehalten, iid birect cber inoi
rect Der @pnperlicn anidlieBen. Snrs
bas Experiment selinst 70 pOllHdnbig
bab er am 80. Sum- i'm gunbesi9ate Be-
finblihe @clb=Surplus mebr als bin.
reidenb iein tptrb. ben etpa 5ur 3abluno
prdientirten Tbeil ber filisen Sedsprr:
3entisen einsulSiea.
ueberntiitbi9 burh bie1en Grfcls
idmiebet 6err Winbpm bos @ilen nab
renb es slibt unb iiberrafdt bic Jinans.
melt NIT Der NnfiinSisuns, bab ct iid
be5aslid ber ausitebenben 5iinfproSenti
gen oeer bod beren srDBten 3heiles, Il
cemielben Grperiment entidloHen babe
Nad ieinem Circular iperbeu fiir ben 12
Ausuit b. s. iimmtlihe onsltehenoe,
5 presentisen Bombs i'm Betrase BON ca
445 Waillipnen sefinbigt, absr ben 8e
libern BON 80 Wlillionen III es ais Elm
WerSiinfisuns seitattet, biei ielben au 8;
prc5entlsen Bombs auf einen unbelfimm
ten, oem @utbefinben Der @esieruns a
| iber(ahenoen 3ermin ,u prclcnairen
mrriiber bic Better fd bis gum /. Sui
b. s. sn erfldren baben. Die pertlei
benben ca. rs Willionea ioaen unbebino
am ~. Nusuit mittelit bes J. 3. ii
gunbesidute befinbliHen ueberidu1e
einselSlt werben. Dies in ben Nnnale
Der i5inan3politif iomobl an 8ibnbeit hi
an umfuB ein3is baitebcnbe grperimer
mirb nad aller Wabrideinlidfeit ebeni
sinffi9 ousfaaen, tpie bas eten ausat
| fiibrte niAt minber fhbne meun audi min
Der umYan0reide nit ben Sedsprpcent
tigen. or. 3. $. 3ts.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
Saapfpreis St0O,00U

1907 Vswtane i'm gsirdes ben 1892, 500
gAr &nfragsn fir @stnien, fcwie 3atsn fur
elabs t0aaea hur in Der Office In @sp> 8 rleans
gemddt iptrben.
Nut uniert srsbeu auberorb.ntliten atbunatu
Fnbtn itatt unitr Aufilnt pon
Gtn. o. o. araartgara ,nua @eu.
Subal q. GarlN.
Dt8sn 2irsularen pb. 8ehsuunaen itrstbs mon a.
Wt. ". Dlupbin,
Rsp DrIsans "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24

: SIN letter Sabre ipuroen in ame=
rlfanil6em S0ubfabrifen iiber 25,0O0
9dute BON 9lligatoren berarbeitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
(gortfebuns foIst,)
Bon ben Nersten auf.

.St es wabr, rab SIR. @obfrsy tu:erer
wotl uno muntsr 1T. uub eab ibn rim 70
einfattes osilm!ttt farirte 2"
SD psrttere Sbnsn. bab er soladn
tis furirt 1T, unb swar burh nid,ts I'm.
reres ais bas Supfsn' 8ittsrs. 8or sebn
5asen erIt saSen Die aerStt tbn aIf uno
iasten, er lnufe ferben."
st, Gas 1T bod mertwiirbis! SD wif
gletG tin uap mtinen, afmtn 1eoras
Sopfen: gitttrs tolsn. Sd wsiB, bab
6cpfsn gut f."-v Salsm Ycf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
La. s. H..

5h iitdgsM.
0rcbfs Drpmcnaben Gpn3ert,.
mdbrenb weld,enl bic auBercrbeutlide
baltiabrlide 3iebuns
in Rem Sreane an Dienios ben Il. SUM 1881
Gs Notis. - @anse 9oafe $40 Salb
$5, s5Inftel 81; 9ebntel 81.
Sen. o. 3. gsaurssaro, e,;us.
@cu. Subal q. Garlp e''"N''''a's'
2Ol1iliana State Qotterp So.
Disiss Snititut Yurbs i'm Sabre 1858 fit gr.
sebunss> anb sBobl,eaiisteitS> 9p,ts sOn be-
Slaatslssislatur eefss!i6 iaerrporirt NIT eiaem
&apital sOn S1,000.oOo, su TsI1em Ne ieitbef
.;nsn @eisrpsfunb BON $42O. 900 binsussfiat tat.
She srcsen 9iesunssn son eiagelner
RImmern Faben mona.Iit ltaii Mienials wirt
cine 9ietuna SerfHsben. sRan Isie naaiplstnb.
YIeiSYeriteilund.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24

= Seibene SOnnenidirme bel q. ..
Brant, NlamcsYlasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24
Neuperntdblte ridten ibr Saus Elm

- Neuperndblte ridten ibr Saus ein.
Sbne sOZODONT feblt etwas. SIR
freunolides 2adeln erbeitert ibn; ibre
3ibne erbalten ben berrliden @lan5
bas 3abnileild bic idSne 9fStbe nur
iur9 ben @ebraud pes SOZODONT.
@s III bos 5illi9ite 3abnmittel, ein paar
Grcpfen auf bic 3ubnbarite ipilfen er=
friidenb unb SeridSnerub. sllle Drcf
suiiten perfaufen baiielte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-24

Gin beutlt.a amsrita nifAer
5taatS mann dretbt:
@eebrts 5srren = vSn ben 5alltn Der
@tiebseber wiirhe i'd einen Antras ltslsn
uno psnfslbsn nit Ter feurisen 8ersblam.
feit etnss Cicero ubsr Demotsenss burt=
,ubrinsen lu&en. ben nRettunes.
anler" auf 8oisn Der Nesisruns unter
tas 8olt psrtbsiltn su la6sn nm balielbe
anbufldren upb ,u bsletren. Da aber
leiou sire berartIet Bsmillisuns n!ht
eunifituticnsa III, 70 werbe Id tsine @e'
lestnteit unbsnust purubu sstsn la1sn,
Sbr lberaus niiblidss Bud psriSnlldt
alien meinsn Greunpeu uno Bsfanntsn
auf bas Ddrmit. 81 empfeSleu.
DIR oHtttunssanter" wirb Don Dem
DsntfGsn 5sil Snfti.ut, IL Clinton plaee,
New g)Orf. q. g., fir % Gts. porto
frsi psrlanot.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

The Clergy of Delaware are urging
iha: Col. Ingersou 10 tried for Bias
Phemy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

Judge Hughes has written a letter to
the editor of the Norfolk Landmark,
giving his views of the recent sale OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road. He says the purchasers OF this
road are The owners or controllers of
the Louisville and Nashville system,
and that they bought it so as to have
an outlet TO the sea. He assures Nor
folk that the change will be 10 her
great advantage, and that the new com
pany will run the road in the interest OF
Virginia.
The bill for q monument to General
Washsngton at his birthplace, in West
morcland county, Virginia, which
passed Congress some time ago, only
appropriated $4,000 for the purpose.
This sum, the Secretary Of War, TO
whom the execution OF the bill was en-
trusted, says is entirely too small. The
House, therefore, increased the amount
10 $4,000, and Senator johnson is
watching for an opportunity to get the
Senate TO concur in this action.
Evangelist Moody emphatically de-
nies that he ever said, as has been re-
ported, that his grandmother having
died without hope in Christ, he knew
she was in hell. The story, be asserts,
is twenty years old, and has been at
tributed TO hall dozen ministers.
The farmers of Rockbridge county
are complaining good deal at the M.
promising appearance Of the wheat
since the disappearance Of the snow.