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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-01

has always been a special number ~ Ut"
as the choicest literary matter and i.1
most beautiful wood engrayings can MAKE
II. or last years midwinter number lD.
London Times said 1t Is 4 really ml-A'I.
cent triumph OF American pictorial ART am
literary genius" The English publish"
OF Scri5ner has telegraphed for .'r'
copies OF the present number,-an adv iu.1
OF COCO upon his orders last year, and lA1
largest edition OF an American maSh.Ie
ever sent to England i'm fact, II j. san
to be larger than the monthly sales OF ivy
English magazine. The American edition
OF Scribner has grown during 1850 aoou.
q, 600 copies. A delightful feature OF ths
magazine this year Is q series OF sparA!.ls
novelties. or condensed novels, instead Oh
a serial story. "a Fair Barbarian, tls
story Of piquant American girl in Eng
land, by Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burne'"
begins In this February number WIN
twenty-five page installment, and wiz 'uI
through three issues. Since the deaIn Va
George Eliot 1t may be said that Mrs. bul.
nett commands larger English-speahIlp-
audience than any other woman H.
novelette, will be followed by one y!
George w. Cable, author of"The Granuls,
Shines" etc, aud afterward Boyesen
"Queen Titania" will unpublished Pee
the Great" Eugene Schuyler's historic"
work, begun in February, loeO, VIII ~
finished In October OF this year. D?
means OF the recently published speciAL o.,
fers OF ScriJner, the whole OF TINS gre.
work, with its wealth of illustrations C'n
he had at a very low price, in connec'Iyn
with a wears subscription. All book
sellers can give the terms. In the sa,n'
ratio that ScriJner's MORthlyis prospefln7,,
81. Nicholas, the famous magazine for glII'
and boys, issued by the same pnousIHe,Ibs
grows apace. About 100, 900 copies u "a
Christmas (December) number were 'o ",
while the January number has been ~.
some time out Of print. In FEBRUARY tni
is full account of the Obelisk' rcIH
illustrated from sketches and photograp
showing the great monolith IN All s'a
Of moving. The NidiriRter ScrioaeI vas W.,
be ready January 10th, and 81 N''""''
I'VE days later.
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SPECIAL LAW.

NOIlCE is her, by given that after thirty
IN days publication hereof, application
will be made to the legislature of Texas for
the passage ofa biz amending the city char.
ter, in substance rs follows:
10 repeal eSctions2. 4 and of am .nded
charter, they mol complying with law.
10 amend section III OF charter and provide
for luilding and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing failure by llne
TO amend section lbs OF charter by chang
ing the manner OF selecting board OF apprai az
ment ana the number Of said board, 10 act Il,
condemnlng private property for openine
streets, etc.
To amend section 90 so as to decrease the poll
taxi be used for school purposes and pro-
vide penalty for non payment.
To amend sections " and 81 SO as To increase
the jurisdiction of the Mayors court and in.
crease maximum of fine and imprisonment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction OF
disorderly houses, etc
DALLAS, January %, 1881.
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as his lawfully welded wife until last As-
gust 20, when her marriage was announced
in Baltimore newspaper. He then ceased
to visit her, having been sent, as she was in
formed, out fthe city Tor several months by
his mother.
The fsct that the families of both the
parties to the sui! are respectable and quite
wealthy people adds another to the singular
features of the case. The decision of the
court granting the divorce aud condemning
the girl to celibAcy during Mitchelps lifetime
was great blow to her family, and they viii
probably take the case TO the state court of
appeals.
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INHN RTATE m TEXAH-


u To the sheriff or any eonhtable OF Dsllar
county greeting You are hereby com
mandrd - summon Mary Bnllsrd and w, "
Bullard, whoee residences Ars unknown. ,nd
their heirs, who's usr ee and Residences ara
unknown, by making publication OF tkis rtts
ton IN gvme newspaper publithed In ID
county Of Dallas for fOur successive wee a.
yror 10 the return day thereof Ia appear -, -"
lore the c mniSsioners ~ conc emnatio,
painted Ivy the Honorable X Z Burke, 80
Judge, NJ chambers, at the court hOust w Ity
city 81 Dallas, on the lih day OF ~ hlhe
next, then and there To snswer III SoiuhTy
the Texas Trunk iailrnnd com - p"!l ion OF
tho cOuoty court OF gaid e,ur ~ >, nlcd IN
day OF Janugry, A. u laSl ~, lne ION
1896, said petition pmyl -, sun numbered
glent Of special ConT :" lorlhe appoint
bv STATUTE, and for thu .s1t,hers, as provided
nurnose OF cnnstrr ; CONDENSATION, for the
,unnintainInr lis RAJ citing, establishing and
fsst i1ng And .road, of n "trip ( land ,iOt
IN. folio,yin a feet w de, running across
Tbe varcel a described tratt o! land To Wit
~ uilesS - land CON oil NJ 0g lOl &c ee, lylns
RvIia Pr, ~. from the city OF Dallas. djoinin.
William Nle, KNOWN as part OF N. Mcllinnq,
soid az % survey, end beii y ina, rur ION j
isso [Vesy, decided on the IN nv OF January
Ensiard. 20 mary "Io W. W
lIereof fail not bui Of thin vrl, MA, a ao
same. v" ""'' 'NV"'" Wv
Witness my hand and ,he no Al orsa,a o,rr
at Office of the city OF ,n,i,s "a Ne i, Vo,li
u January, A, D. lss' '0'''s' ''i' 'ne iS'iA oa
nvw II ,u.o :, HARwo9p. ,Ne,l
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SOUTH AFRICA.
Right Against Might-The Gallant
struggle of the TransVaai for
Independence.

co,,o uo,,,,, cor IA tbe Alton Telegraph.
O mp ~ e.an, ,bo Trarsvasl which 7
Inc he"S ironi 'iio $50
mailed you last week, FUZZY confirms Inc re-
port that the Beers had risen against the
Enclish and were fighting to regain their
. ~ Tho arst battle in his sad
inuepenuen0e' NOV 80 on -, ~
war was fought DecemOer w. az PiSce
called Bronkers Sprint, between some 250
poors and detachment of $50 men of the
,-.t-.cuo,;uo NJ e.ht
nlneIy'lourtu losineh' u 'ii0 'no. n0
lasted but 20 minutes and resulted IN the total
defeat of the English troops, with loss of
ae,,, Ln1od o;,b+y y,opnd.d and the halance
&c 10y ,h ,,n 5n,oGbrns,t made nrisoners There
"a VIZ loss The sida the Dutch farmers
Wa gro frnro The Grst ues so witherrg and
Saa CT as 20 tb,og tbc troons into confusion.
tbno yro q' thor 6rn inefsclusj ma
P BIZ l't,.'oIl5 r"uably hanIled vera on
- 81 orln brstoria which ia atil
nv, a.. Wy W " ,ho E,,,Iisb Tho rennhIir
~ Glo naus VI .n9 ~ n to,grs a , tbsrs
aas ueVn p,oI' Smt tGaro ava no cornnIsints of
orc Nv 'loupe, 10y - tba Roers ygho ra
ousr"so "s ot0 , he, ,rinn1yira,e consist.
NV es TD,u,ip'IT ~ In Iorissnn and
iIS W '"' NJ ,ior ia s;n,nly ono
o of ei.bt aa9irot miobt bnt there
oa ETh. rt " aIa ;ssuo where 8 oOn nuIcb
Sa 'l w ~ I, " inst thair csyso- -ettacL
- 80. 80, "a oiroadr K mo trcn,,,
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NOTICE,

Notice In hereby given to all parties
concerned that the AngiO-AmeIican Land anu
Claim Association, n corporation chartere by
the laws of the state of Illinois, will apply to
the next legislature Of the State OF Texas for
the enactment of the following Gpeclpl law:
An act authorizing the Anglo- America
Land and Claim Association 10 purchase, hoil
and acquire, and TO sell or otherwise disl,a, q
OF real and personal property in the sta,e ~
Texas.
SECTION |. Be t. enacted by the legislature
of the State OfTrXa5
That the Anglo American Land and Claim
Association, corporation chartered under
the laws of the state of llinOis for I he purpose
of locating colonies on land In Ii Q dlflerent
states and territories of the United states, arr
hereby authorized and empowered 10 pur-
chase, hold and quir' anr TO eell or other
wise dispose of real and personal property in
the State of Texas.
Dated at Dallas, Texas this let day of Jan
uarY, A.J~ 1881,
JAMES b. SIMPEON,
Attorney for Applicant
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

The state and county ad valorem tax"s P
1861 VIII become delinquent on the at day of
March next, 0t which time the onlcs will lie
closed until delinquent lists are ma lie out We
are required by Jaw TO make hnal settlement
by July LIST, and the present law requires that
all personal property be exhausted before
lands can DO advertised TO taxes. There ore
Ia view of the large amour OF work 10 he
done, and The short time allotted ia which to
perform the zane 1t will be impossible 10 ex.
tend the time for payment beyond March lst
All persons VINO owe the state and county
Tor oove year will con sult their int rest by
settlement Of the same stf ore expiration Of
the lime, and thereby ssvb cost.
Respectfully, We Il. PRATIIER
lrX.(f llect pr of DaIna rot4 rt,-
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, County OF Dal-
4 Lass Whereas, On tha nth day of May,
lee0, the CITY National Bank, OF Dallas is-
sued to Georgia Morgan certificate OF de-
post for one hun lred dollars, payable 10 her
or her order; and on the ith day OF June, 1880,
issued to said Georgia Morgan Il certificate OF
deposit for atty dollars, payable TO her order;
said GER ihcales being numbered respectively
No. 1851 and No. 2Gll and,
Whereas, Georgia Morgan repTcscnts to said
hank thatthe said certificates have b. On scci-
dentally buTned, aud that they had not been
transferred or endorsed by her, and that she
Is nov the only person entitled to be paid the
said depUsits;
! Now, therefore, In consideration OF the
premises aforesaid, and OF the payment of the
sold aum of one hundred aud Nifty collars by
sai1 bank to said Georgia Morgan;
Know all msn by these presents, That We
Georgia Nor IN, as principal, end MolliC
Cross and r. A, Mansfield, as suretles, ac-
knowledge ourselves bound to nay TO the City
National Bank, of nallaG, the cum o. twC
hundred and ffty dollars, recoverable before
any court of Dallas county, reXas, having
| jurisdiction of the subject matter.
Conditioned, That II the sid Georgia Nor
gan shall we'll and truly indemnify aud hold
| harmless the said bank against any and all
| claims, demands and judgments that shall be
made or recovered against tho sid bank upon
| or by reason Of the said GO ttfcates or either
| OF them, and 8hell pay on and discharge any
| Judgments, costs and damages that NAY he re-
covered against said bank by reason Of suct
cert fcates or either Of them, then the said
bond shall be null and void, 9th, rwlbe Il
shall be IN full force and effect.
Witness our haads tbis--dsY OF January
1881. MOLLIE CROSS,
II. A. MANSFIELD,
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TO TRADE OR SELL.

One 2nd hand buggy, extra good.
-Four head OF horses; some very Ane.
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
One kiln god, hard hr OK
One case fne English guns.
WIN trade any or All of the above for country
produce at cash prices.
l have also several tracts OF good LAM in
this and other counties Tor sale low,
j. j. hEEKEF Main Street.
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INCONSISTENCY.

By EMILY THORNTON CHARLES GENTLY HAW-
THoRNE)
AS footprint impressed on the sand,
AZ shade that is over the lea,
AS bubble that bursts IN the har d,
So tickle thy leying shall be.
AS zephyr that plays In the grove,
Ash gem that is thrown in the sea,
so the constant ray OF thy love
Is engulfed by Inconsistency
As meteor flash through the dark
or midnights empyreau bluei
As the glow of the sunbeam's spark
That gleameth and fades with the dew;
As tickle as wind Ger the sea,
As sweet RS the breath Of the groves
As fair as the dew ON the lea,
And as leeting, shall be thy love
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Public Notice

rs hereby glvos that j, N. LSedom, Of tue
J. city ana county Of Dallas. and state of
Texas, did on the l0th day of January, leSl,
assign to me all Of his goods and property FOR
the heneflt of his creditors, and that have az
cepted said assignment and entered upon the
discharge of It's duties At G3l Elm strott.
W. q. VEAL, Asst nee Off " Leedam
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1t is certainly pleasure to ride in nice
number one carriage, buggy or phaeton, and
j. S. Witwer, at III Elm street, has undeni
ably the best line of vehicles kept in The
market, and parties wishing to buy some.
thing nice and the best to be had for the
money, should call on him before purchas.
ing elsewhere. IL is no trouble for him to
show his stock and give prices When YOU
call tyke chance in bis free lottery wagon
it is beauty and no mistake.
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LOST

u OSI-On the It'll. black snN tan bitch
4 answering to name of Midget The
Under Will be literally rewarded on her retura
10 the Long RrAnnh. @. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

GTOR SALE a rare chance,--I Will sell at
L bottom prices, for cash or trade farimproved
property or secured notes, forty sulky plows
by best manu- iactdrers and Of the best make
pply al hllbun wagon depot, on Austin
street, ia rear of Adams & Leonardo bank, to
w j. BrllL.
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
Is prepared TO execute, in the highest style of
art, any and all railroad printing at the short
est note
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Krlee's MiIl Cor sale.

At great sacriGce One 40-hOrse power engine
complete, with -four mach inery, all in good
running order, and dwelling, min building
and ground, ljOXlg5 feet, all for $2000j or MA
Chinery alone lol 1890. Address
CHRISTIAN KREIg,
Dallas, Texas.
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FOITND

EOUND-Money. The owner can have II
II by Identifying same and paying for this
Clinton S. Fletcher.
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DHYFICIAN AM sURGEoN-DR. NOR.
i TON Office, in llrst national bank build
ing. Residence, San JOclptO street, near
Leonard
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Ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods
of endless variety at A. & E. Mittenthsps.
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E1OR RENT Rooms furnished or unlur-
y nished, with or without board, at No. 10l
jackson and Poydras ais.
EOR RhNt-House corner Wood and Lacy
4 streets, consisting Of following rooms
PsrlOr, sitting room, dining room, bed room,
with folding doors between each r1um, SO thRi
the four rooms can be throwa into one; also,
kitchen, bath room, clothes press, PANTRY,
china Cl0pct and hall Gas IL every room and
water-wOTks ia itcheu and bath room
Terms: One years rent In advance Also, f0l
sale o Charter Oak cook stove, almOstnew, one
sting stove, one extension table, one new
bedstead, one parOr set and some carpets. APP
riy on premises, or to u. q. Oppenheim, ii
Sanger Bros, up-staira.
yNOR RENr--A two story house with gever
= rooms, three blocks from business cen
TIRE; ciS,ern and hydrant water. Apply &c
Frank Wheat 7O7 Main street
ENUb EENT-Ihe Bennett hse house, In reai
Y Of John Potts grocery store, IN front Of
Pacific depot Suitable for produce store
will hold s, 600 bushels of com. For particu-
lars, Inquire Of John Browning, 1867 Elm So
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Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. s. e. Nit
tenthals.
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A NTs /!

SEEDS PLANTS!
Fifteen varieties OF vegetable seeds, or 81
varieties Of flower seeds, by mail post paid
for one dollar. Also, splendid assortment
of Plants, Shrubs, Roses, etc. Prices low.
Send 70 what you want for your gardens to
&. BAKER, Scotsman and Florist.
No. "A Camp Street, New Orleans.
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Special Meeting.

A special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Houston 4 TGXaS Central R. R. 20.
WIN be hold at the general office Of the com.
pany In the city of Houston On Monday,
March 2lst, 1881, for the purpose of consider
Ing and taking such action IA may be nee
airy 10 enable said company 10 issue It's tonds
for the purpose Of paying OH aud retiring all
former issues of bonds OF the company and ~
payingall other outstanding Indebtedness OF
the company and for the further purpose OF
improving and lettering said oOmpSnles' lire
Of railroad and'tO secure the payment Of sRld
bonds by 4 mortgsge upon the property and
franchises OF the company
A y. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
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sSks. -. EAGAN

Havlng permanently located in Dallas, re-
81 et t'nlly Offers his professional services to
the community,
Office; SI3 Main street.
Residence, Grand Windsor hotel.
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Little neck clans and clam chowder, al
Joseph Menczer's,
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Co-paFtneEshiD.

AZ j., the undersigned, have this day formed
w u cD-partaershlp, for the purpose of
conducting general commission and grain
business, under the firm style Of Curtis 4
Garrett. We pay the highest cash prices for
all kinds of grain. bones iron, sto , and make
liberia advances on consignmcnts
U. i. CURTIS,
A. G. GARRETT, in.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
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Thanking nay numerous customers fer their
patronage while In the late firm Of Curtis \
Robinson, and while alone, respectfully so
iicit q continuation fthsir business
C.P CURTIS,
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ron RENT.

ROR RENT Rooms furnished or 1nlur-
J. nished, with OF without board, at No. 70l
jackson and Poydras as.
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MtscET.LANEons WANTS.

JNTANTED-Wii some one give me employ
w men? Am good penman, or will do any
kind of honest work. Address Extremity, Her
aid otlice
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SWORD PRESENTATION. - At the
Grand Army Fair on Thursday even
ing, Lieut.. Walsh, of Co. D, was pre-
sented with the magnificent sword and
belt, which he won in the contest
with Lieut.. Culp, of Co. B. Lieut..
Culp made the presentation speech in
felicitous manner. 1t was responded
to by Col. Chambers, who also in
behalf of Co. D, presented Lieut..
Cup with a pair of gold epaulets.
After the presentation ceremonies Co.
3, Go. d, Bayard Post, G.. A. R., and
few invited guests repaired to the ar
mory OF Co. D and partook of some
refreshments, which the latter had
generously provided. Speeches were
made, songs were sung and Rotations
given, until the lateness of the hour
warned the merry company that it
was time to disperse to their homes.
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Employment for all.

$1,000 made in 30 days. We want
every body to write to us for full par
ticulars of business in which money
can be made easily, honestly and rap
idly. We are selling a Household
article that is needed by every family
in the world. The profits to agents
are from 100 to 500 per cent Wheth-
er you want to engage in our bust
ness or not, we can impart valuable
information to you. Either ladies or
gentlemen can conduct the business
successfully. 1t will cost you only
one cent to write to us. Do not neg
lect this opportunity ; the business
is light and pleasant. Full particu-
lars free. Address
BUCKEYE M'F'e Co., Marion, Ohio
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PURE LAGER BEER, ON DRAUGHr,
At M. HURLEY's,
20 East Hanover St.
A Great Work.

A work valuable to all parties that
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1t is the history of the political par
ties and the Federal Government,
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Please call and see this great work of
superlative excellence.
Agents wanted.
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II East State Street, Trenton, N. j.
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Notices.
NJ Office.

Estate of Mansfield Herbert, deceased.
Pursuant to the order of the Surrogate of
the county of Mercer, made on the first day
of September, A. d. one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty, notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the estate
of Mansfield Herbert, late Of the county of
Mercer, deceased, to present the same, under
before the first day of June next, being nine
months from the date of said order; and any
creditor neglecting to bring in and exhibit
his or her claim (under oath or affirmation)
within the time so limited, will be forever
barred of his or her action therefor against
said executrix.
ELLEN E. HERBERT, Executrix.
Dated the first day of September, A. D
1880.
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To the editor Of THE SENTINEL
SIR j: | am printer by trade, and my
business necessarily compels me to
keep late hours, and in consequence
thereof | am frequently upon the
street during the wee sma' hours of
the morning. Being somewhat of
Philosopher in my own way, l have
been led to speculate some little upon
the decided difference between the
Trenton After Dark of to-day and the
Trenton After Dark of fifteen years
ago.
! Fifteen years ago we had a quiet
moral city of eighteen or twenty thou
sand inhabitants. The market sheds
which stood in Greene and Market
streets were always, two hours after
shutdown, thrown invitingly open to
give hospitable shelter to the rare, and
then somewhat curiously and sympa-
thetically regarded tramp; seven po-
llceman served to protect the life,
peace and property of the easy-going
inhabitants; Bechtel's Hall was suf-
flclent to accommodate the curious
few who occasionally desired to wit
nesssthe tricks of the Prestidigitateur
or the wonders of the panorama,
which then amply suflced to satisfy
| the theatrical taste Tor rather the lack
of it) Of the staid and virtuous citi-
zens; the town council deliberated
long and carefully before they granted
license to the sixty taverns which pro-
vided food, shelter and cheer for man
and beast-and not then, until twelve
responsible and reputable citizens had
stood sponsors for the quiet lawful
conduct of the applicant, and when
ten O'Clock came nearly all of them
were closed and the proprietors and
habltues fast locked in the arms of
Morpheus, except Charley Fowls and
Sam Kay's. Charley Fow and Sam
Kay! Typical hotel keepers they
were Hearty, honest, whole souled
fellows, who would as soon COMMIT
murder as sell drink to minor or
drunkard. Both Of them, like the
Trenton After Dark of their time, have
gone forever. Peace to their ashes
But few of the men about town
who then made up the number who
occasionally drank social glass, or
took stroll after dark, now remain.
They, too, like the city, have changed,
and new faces and new names fill
their places.
But enough of the past. 1t is the
Trenton of to-day, or rather of to-
night, with which we have to deal.
This busy, driving and oft immoral
city of forty thousand people; with
it's nabobs who like to "foat around !"
under the kindly secrecy of the night ;
with those who are not nabobs but
who " float around with them with
the fast young man and the young
man who is just beginning to be fast ;
with the society belle who drops into
G." to drink a small bottle of
carte blanche after the play at the
Opera House is over, and with a few
who are not bellies; with the humors
| of the night and the sometimes almost
tragedies of the early morn-but, The
SENTINEL space is limited, and l
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