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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
SITUATED ON NORTHWEST CORNER TENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SEVENTEEN, 1881, in
front OF the premises, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M, will
on the west side Of 10th street depth of 4s feet
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust the property sold All conveyancing
&C., at purchasers cost. $50 down at time of sale
a1O-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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A YOuN0 DxsrKRADo.-At Cory, Clay county.
Indiana, wednesday, Elijah Badly had . dispute
with Josiah Durham in regard TO some wheat
Both parties agreed to leave the matter to
referees. Pending fts hearing Badly, without
provOcaticn, shot Dunliam three times, killing
him instantly. Badly was arrested, and lynchinS
is freely talked o. Badly n only 20 years old,
but 10 regarded as desperate.
had singular aud probably unJusti6able preju-
dice against bald-headed men. Two years ago,
ct council It Camp Robinson, he said to the
gentlemen who came to talk to him: stGo back
to tie Great Father and ten him 10 sond omOre
bald headed mea to tfeat With ~. newer mw
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
G , STREET REL, BETWEKN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust given u.s. and duly
corded in Idber No s47 folios 461. ct seq. Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, TUESDAY
A4dHaTIERNOON, AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD, AID
1881, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, all that certain
piece or parcel of land and premises situate and being in
the city Of Washington District of Columbia, and
known and distinguished lot numbered twenty three
!23l IN the recorded subdivision of square numbered
ings, rights easements privileges and appurtenances
to the same belonging or in anywise thereto apperan
ing.
Terms One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest to be secured by deed
terms are not complied with in days the Trustees
fautng purchaser after giving five days public notice
OF such resale in some newspaper published in WASH
ngton Dc deposit of 800 required at time of SALE
PHILIP f. LARNER; | ur,,..oos
aus, II, Il. 16. 1B. 90 %
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STEAMERS, &c.
NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

M sTsr T her ThsE fSOt q
N sns Perry On THUkspAY SSnnl tnrriom.n
L :, sS@nsstIng each ss.%sT Mys
Brick ,s House. Little Ferry and Mstt91 Creek.
CTEAMER MATTANO
ford dfss: RvfF f xsi NG !. Soet for
days for Nomin: on Thursdays for Mattox Greek and
Point and MastoS Greek rsturning on alternate days
ceek Iond5 Ssa and
ty56-sm '-'''' '--'' ''''' T. r T. JONES, Agent
IvOR BALTIMORE AND RIVER LANDINGs.-The
Rhensens wharf every SUNDAY at six O'Clock p. m for
tmore every FRIDAY at four O'Clock p. M arrives in
RSsr hsnn shons nRe this n i0r Lower
An river freight must be prepaid. For further
STEPHENSON & BRO. It'll street wharf.
m2S-3m Or Once cor: Penn. ave. and 18th street.
NORFOLK AND-NEw YORK STEAMERS.
~ STEAMER LADY OF PHE LAKE
1y hsS xh f sOs q bh sSsFy
touching Pney Point POINT Lookout and
ress Monroe. Excursion Tickets win be issued as fol-
First-cass hound Trip to Fortress Monroe and Nor
Firsteass Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
eeond class :ond trim b 90
Tirst-elass Fare Pney Point Point Lookout so
firstclass Round Trip to Pney and Lookout 90
second round %
pkSs and II four
SIS ans in he r
Bank Bu PE p NV 7. hs Y 9 sh ,sf. wharf
JOHN eIBs9S and E t kSIsHT isavs Pier a. East
River, any SeS 9OT.
particulars apply to aren't IS street Georgetown.
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary,
ape 613 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY'S OUTSIDE LINE.
The Steamship VIM. LAWRENCE, Capt J. s. March,
win sail from the foot of Spears wharf WEDNES-
Freight received daily foot of Spears wharf. Lowest
Rates Passage First class &c. including meals and
stateroom berth.
steeraee. g. meals, if desired. IS cents each extra
Baltimore. every SATURDAY at pm: '' - ~
s.u,. "A; L HUGGINs. AGENT.
GEO H. GLOVER AGENT,
1y2o PIER 40, EAST RIVER, New YORK.
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
The first-ciass Steamer. Of this Line,
'AMsTERRAM," '.RoTTERDAM,m
ScHlEDAh' .p 6 4; ssHH3tT ans ..M,.s.
Carrying the U. s. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
son stGG CABIN Brsn reace CABIN on sa
Il. CAzAUx; General Agent. p South William street
ess Penhsyvsnia awe avenue, washington. Or F.
a J0H E Ascent National Safe Deposit Building
N ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
,, LoNDoS, SogTHAAPToS AMP BREMES
f y Of ~ ~ asfka
Rates OF passage:,From New York to Hayre, London,
o prepaid s ssrss
Bow dGr FRIGHT n or Rsssae apply to
CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
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HOT HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS,
ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
PALACE MARKET,
CORNER Hath STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
Also, STRAWBERRIES lust received. apt
GOLD MEDAL
~ Awarded ut the National Fair over all other COM
t G RES,
Ane nanosomest Minnesota Patent Flour IN the United
States.
MINNEaIaA.
a very superior Minnesota Patent
,,STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL.
For re SIanaard Family Flour Of the District
roh SALE BY EVERY FIRST CLASS GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT.
ieplo sWM! n. GAIT & co.
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4 MlsHAP 10 nm CAR BUTCHER.

This morning, - Nh. 6hekells, the butcher of
the camp, was on his way here with milk nom
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NEW BOOKS.
England Without and Within, by Richard Grant White.
The Republic of God by Elisha Milford.
Building Eras, by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary on Exodus, by j. G. Murphy, D. D.,
American edition.
Handicapped, by Marion Harland.
Mrs. Parloe's New Cook Book.
The Emperor by George Ebers.
No Gentlemen, by Mrs. C. l.. Burnham.
VIM. BALLANTYNE SON.
1y9 428 Seventh street northwest.
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A Boy Shoots q Baby.

A DELIBERATE AFFAIR, BUT HE NOW SAYS HE
THOUGHT THE PISTOL WAS UNLOADED.
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Mrs. John L. Owens, Mrs. j. 8. BlackfOrd,
Messrs. Radcliffe and Clark, all Of Georgetown;
Mrs II. M. Talbot. of Baltimore; Mr.. Henry
Craig and daughter and Mr.. Hughn, of WASH
ingtOn.
Fourth Auen,se-Pery Brownand family. Nc
Kendree Chapel; Rev. Thos. ]. Cross and family
of Rockville circuit; Worthington Dorsey and
family, Mrs Burrows and daughter, Mrs. Cal
houn and family, Hamline; Mrs. NJ. E. Sibley.
McKendree; Edwin Potbury and family.
Foundry; J. r. Mickle and family; Nc.
Kendree; Uriah Griffith and family, E. Dwyer
and family, c. G. Griffith, I. G. warfield, E. r.
Frank Griffith, Mrs. MObley, Jno Crawford.
Virginia Bonifant, all of Montgomery county;
P. NJ Smith and family, Gaithersburg; Mrs.
Brown and Shreeves, of McKendree.
Fifth Auenue-Mrs. J. T. Burdette and fam
lily, Washington; Mrs. Selby, Fourth Street
Miss Kate Beal, county; J. c: Thompson and
family, J. B. Higgins and family, county; E. J.
Hill and family, 9th street N. P; George EN-
mons and family, Mr.. Howard Emm0ns and
family, 4th Street church, W. 0: Householder
and family, county; Mr.. Brice Tlley, city; Col
umbia J. Waters and family, county and Miss
Lizzie Magruder, who keeps o boarding tent
Siyth Auenue-Mrs. Dorsey, three large tents
and a boarding tent, Preachers tent, Mrs. Gar
rett's boarding tent, Mr.. Rabbit and family,
nom the county; Mrs. Shirley Coomhs, Boree,
and Miss Reese, ali from Broadway; Mrs. Bennett,
and the Misses Mlsted, OF Laurel; W. B. Miller
and family, Of Bro0kvflle; Mrs r. B. Trettler,
Of Washington; Miss Beall, of Poolesville: Chas
r Murphy, Clarksburg; John Bontx and family,
and Mr. Stewart and family, and Mrs. Everett,
ali Of Mount Vernon church, Washington; John
Paxton, OF Georgetown, who keeps boarding
tent; John Seitx Of Washington, camp grocery,
confectionery and Ice cream saloon.
0rOue ASesase-Nf. w. J. Hib1ey, Foundry;
Rev. WIN. Burris and A. T. Stuart, with their
families; Rev. Dr.. Jno. Lanahan and family Of
Baltimore, and ii. A LAnger and family. In
the hotel there are about 40 people. principally
from Washington.
nBHAP 10 rnx cAxr nurcHER.
SATURDAY, August 49,
This mornlng - Nj. Shekells, the butcher Of
'fha camp WA On his WAy here with milk 5Fom
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STRAW GOODS, FRENCH aFLOwERs OSTRICH
PLUMES. Eff, Ere.
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wing left for Europe June 39h to make selections for
It seasons goods will offer the remainder of our
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-12-15
Colored Justice.

Several days ago q white man was
arraigncd before colored Justice,
down the country, on charges OF
killing q man and stealing q mule.
WALL said the Justice, de facts
in dis case shall be weighed with
carcfulness, an if | hangs yer, faint
no fault oh mine
Judge. you have no jurisdiction
only to examine me-
Dat sorter work long ter de raig-
uIar Justice. but you see Use been
put on as a special. A special hez
de right ter make a mouf at SUI
preme Court eff he chnses ter"
DO the. best for me You can,
Judge
Oats what Pse gwine to do. Use
got two kinds oh law in dis court,
de Arkansaw an de Texas law.
generally gins ~ man de right to
choose fur hissclf. Now, what law
does yer want, dc Texas or de Ar
kansawY
Il believe I'll take the Arkansas.
Wall, den, I'll dismiss yer fur
stealth de mule
Thank you, Judge
And hang yer fur KILN dc
man.
4 believe, Judge, that I'll take
the Texas
Wall, den, I'll dismiss yer fur
KILN de man.
You have a good heart, Judge.
AN hang yer fur stealin' de mule.
Til jis take de 'casion heah fer tc
remark dat de only difference tween
de two laws il de way yer state dc
case
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-12-15

lndulgcnt parents who allow thier chill
drento eat heartily Of high-seasoned food.
rich pies, cake, &C., will have to use Hop Bit
sers to prevent indigestion, sleepIess nights.
sickness, pain, and, perhaps, death. No fam.
ny Is safe without them in the house.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-12-15

A cockney family were lately ga
zing at shop window in Rockford,
Illinois. Little girl-'Oh! mamma,
is that 'enY Mamma-'No, my
child; that is a howl Father
No, my wife and daughter, that is
neither 'en ror a howl, but it is a
beagle, the hemblem of this hlar-
sted country.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-12-15

The topper slipped the red, red
wine, till his nose was ruby getting,
he hiccoughed and said it was SUI
perline, while his ravenous nav was
wetting; he rolled him back and he
sang song, his wits were growing
brighter, though money was tight
he did not think it wrong, for he
was good bit tighter.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-17

Of cotton picked, gianed, prepared for
the mill, woven into cloth, dyed and
made into a suit of clothes in which he
will present himself to the assembled
people, and all this within the space Of
t~wenty-four hours, The project Is
,reditable to Senator Brown and the
execution OF it We doubt not will give a
notable flip to the manufacturing split
in Georgia. But there is nothing new
under the sun and Senators Browns
project was anticipated seventy years
John Courtenay Throckmorton, of Buck
land i'm Berkshire, the head Of one Of
the Oldest Catholic families in England,
and the husband Of the poet Cowper's
friend, Maria Gihard, Of Chilliagton.
In the year 1911 Sir John Throckmorton
caused two sheep 10 be shotn, had tn,
wool spun, spoiled, warped, doomed and
woven; the cloth buried. milled, dyed,
dried, shearcri and pressed gave tho
tIoilI w ollt W Iltt, ~ ltllpl VI NC pui 3,
,ho made it up and stepped ont wear
ing the garment into the presence Of
5000 spectators, all within thirteen
hours and twenty minutes by the watch
from the time Nhen the strengthening
began. When We consider Tie improve
ments made in machinery during the
last seventy wears aud III greater diff
Guilty OF dealing with wool than with
cotton, it must be admitted that the
llstre OF the Berkshire baronet's ACHE
vcments will hardly he dimmed by the
success Of senator Browns experiment.
Still, rs we have notified the senator
thus earfy~'of the historical rivalry he
must encounter, he may be able to bet
ter Sir Johns time. \ contemporary
painting representing the reception of
Sir John by the people still hangs in a
picturesque old ivy-grown house adjoin-
ing Buckland, once the home of Il family
from which the Buckland Estates came
by marriage into the hands of the
Throckmortons in the beginning of the
eighteenth century,. Y. World.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-17

senator 10 Brown" Of Georgia, re-
Gently described in n of the graphic
letters of a travelling correspondent of
tie World.at the south AS the youngest
I,an ini'the Empire .aaSsits Of tho South,
proposes to Justify his claims to this
position at the impending exposition in
Atlanta by setting the state a notable
Example OF dashing enterprise. He has
made arrangements 10 have a quantity
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-17

Clerk ofCourt--X. $ Burke.
Cemmissioners-C. c. Crary, Geo. II. Clark and
Geo e. Bolaud.
sheriff.. II. Code.
Register TUccds--E H. Flynn.
Treasurer--L. c.. LaBarrc.
Asses>or--W. 4, 1forllby.
Ju lge OF Prdbatc--J, y. ~Thomp3on.
Coroner-O, &. Garthwait.
Jupt. OF Pub. Instruction.. n. Bliss.
Justices ftle Peace -. NJ. Lewis, Custer w.
&, Gooch, Kidviile Denis Mcclure. Junction
City.
Constables--Wm. Quinn, Custer; T.. A. Parsons,
Buffalo Gap +. q. seirth. Hayward.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-17

Gavernor-N. G. Ordway.
Secrctary--GeOrgc III. Hand.
Chief Justice--P. T.. shannon.
Associate Justices-Gideon Z. Moody, A. II.
Barnes and ]. T.. kidder.
u. $. Attorney-liuch J. Campbell,
l.. s. Marshal--John II. Raymond.
u. s. Surveyor Gencral-Cortes Fessendcn.
Delegate 10 Congrcss-R. r.. Pettigrew.
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a.. \ Land Office.


Rcgister-k.S. Stewart. Dcadwood.
Receivcr-E. T.. C~hamplin. Deadwood.
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District officer

Judgc--Hon c.. G. Moody.
A~ttorney-A. w. Hastic.
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La. 6. H..

3ur Npti3!
Die 3snidona StaataIotterie III BITE einase, bic
on bem s}olte eaboirt purbe
Gine quite @cfegenGeit (eim GfI&
s,t MAIDEN.
Die 3isbu Der 8laffe Q iinset Salt
in R.w Orlcans am Dieni!as ben 8. war3 1881
Qout1ta1a 9tate Septterp So.
Disfss Sniitut purbe I'M Sabre 1858 fur CT.
iiebsnss> unb Wptltbdtistsi,s 9w,de spn bu
S.aatslesislatur eeieb!ia ineorporirt NIT etnsm
4apital BON t1,oGO.oOo, 3u wsIdsm Fe isitta
einsn &e{ersefonb BON $500 binsussfist bat.
Sbre srpben 3tebunsen Son ein3elnep
Rum TERN Rnben monatlth fat. NemaIs wirt
cine 8iebuns serfas6en. aaan Iefe nadfplssnb,
D.eiSssrt5eiluas.
9anpfpreis $4,000.
100000 3idets gu Dollar Goes.
Salbe Iidets 81.
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gu 5nbeu seleat wurben. uno ben Hittsr
auf frilder Stat 3u ertappen.
Du bier. @tsiIe? fraete 9enri ale
ibm bas Mae&sn IN Der etnlammen Na.
entaesentam.
Mein Batter srlalb. mir, um bieis 3si
mid gu ersetsn uno Qaft ,u ItSpien mel
ner @ffunoteit wesen. Sd ssusiFe tnosb
bab es mir gut bsfommtn iptrb.
Die Bldfe u't aufrssuns Gseils's
ansfisten 6snri; es fnnp qsrate nebsr
ibnen eine 8anf i'm Shatter einea
NbornS.
Stbe Did, msin &inb :. Du blaibst:
mlbet.
geeils fstte 1d, tnbsm Ns Die Sanb au
tas tlcpfenee Ser, trudte. Sartiens
empfano WttIeib NIT tbr uno rsitts ID,
frtuntltd rte 6aue; cod is eut,op ils tom
lanft, nidt nit Ercb nur NIT stnsm web.
mltsts,n Qahsln.
SO hin in paify ssmfisn, iaets fs;
Id weib iebt. potin bic gtuis une @hdh.
t,lden, bte Saustenbossn unp @aafer
bllbhsn pontern.
III, ct, tiu Spion!
Darum TT bic Rue Saint 5onore lu
pergs1er; frstlih, elm elnfahes BIraer
maeden rnb bisfe sosustmsn Damn!
tGcrsffsnns folgt.)
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/. gice= prdaoent. Sp. @ab, 2. yiee=
prd1bent gbas. 9ieiler, 8. Slice Yrdii=
bent GbaS. Rusers, 5daemeilter, s..
@treiau, Yrototou= =setretdr. Suso 9et-
mann, gorreipcnbirenoer= Sefretdr. Mar
Stop, @roBmuribau, Sobn .. uiener,
3eusmeii tier, y. punot. Der Baron
(De YarboneD pelder Dor Sabresfriit Fd
bier aufbielt unb 70 Wanden unlerer
Witbiirser anpun,pte, bat rpieoer inoirett
BON li4 bSren laien nub 3mar bon 9onbcn
aus. @Is er bier mar, faufte er oer Trau
Mollie Souls (Warn y. Yrpsper) fir
$4,000 elm Saus ab uno sab eoftr cine
bhpotbetariid eefderte gtote. Sn Son.
bon fdeint er nun einen Dummen eefun=
ben gu baten, Der ibn $4,000 uorfredte,
nadbem ibm Der Baron" fein Gtsen=
tbum ~ in 5oulton perpfdnbet. Seatiir
lid miiiien bic Nnipriihe Der Trau Yrcl=
per ;uerlt erlebigt merben unb lebr mabr.
ideinlid mirb Der Nonopner @ldubiaer
bes Barou De parbsnet bas y3adieben
taten. Ser Sal 3eist mieber eiunlal,
elm tpie idlauer getriiser Der ,,8aron"
1T une baB bic Dummen nidt ale mer.
ben.-Die Weiflide @nsseleiiebabr 1T
felt aur3em in ben gefb elmer @eieuldaft
bon @apitalifen iibersesansen, welde
bic Babu rom ietiSen 2ern1iHus (Patti=
fcn) aus cbne Yer5us meter bauen lalfen
perben. Bon ben bieffsen srSberen &C.
tien=Snbabern baben bic Serren Beter
SlSd NIB Sobn 8. Brabp ibre Nctien per=
fauft unb 3war erbielt 6err TlSf $2l,=
900 uno 5err graep $4,000 in baarena
@eloe ausbeaablt. DIE Yabn tpirb Beu-
pile, "a Grange unb Dafrcp beriibren,
fd,lieblid Spultcn NIT ben Mineral=Qdn,
bereien im norotpsitliaen Seras in Ser
binouno brinsen, 70 baB iie bic 5anbels.
intere0en Der Staot beceuteno gu fSroera
bsitimmt 1T.
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- Der @runb ber preueilden Wiini=
itertriTs 1T fclsenber: Das Nbsecrbne=
tenbuus bate bic Gesierunssporlase be-
3iislid lofaler Selbltperwaltuns babin
amenbirt. bab bic Iuffdt bariber ben
VcfaleebSroen, an ntatt ben Qanbrdtten,
werbe, ME es in ben, @eieb scrseidla,
gen mar. @raf @ulenburs nabm bas
Gmeneenent an, als pas @eies in bieier
Taduns an bas 6errenbaus 3uradlanste.
Wenise Wfinuten barcuf erfldrte 6err
Hcnmel, Sefretdr bes 6anbelsmiuilte.
riuma, gisnturd's ipe3ielles Departe=
ment. caS 2eeterer burd Srartbeit per=
binoert lei. Bel ben Yer9anbluuaen 3uAe=
gen ;u III ;, unb rerlas hierauf Gin @dreit
ten. norm Der aan,ler iast, bos er nidt
rarauf einaeben tSnne, bic Oberauf1d.
iber 0smeinoen unuerantuortliheu Bc=
bSroen 3u iiberlai1en. gr meroe bas @e=
ltb benz 3ailer unterbreiteu, aber carauf
beiteten, eab es in, Sinne Der Negieruua
reririrt weroe, bercr feline Beitimmunsen
fur ale BrDpin5en mabsebeno miiroer.
Die Wtitslieoer bes Nbseorpnetenbauies
ra:en ron b;eier oit.atcriiheu @:t!iruns
9erace,u betdhtt. Cine baltamtiide 3ei=
tuus meIcete am ScnntaS Mbsnb, bab
@raf gulenturs's 9tiidtritt als oelinitiu
5u betratten lei.
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3eco'S @ilt @bse Tcnie beilt Dps
pepiia.
Graftu8 Neeo.

Das srSSts 81 Obettagsr bsr
Staet 1T basientse pss Ssrrn s. R.o.
WObsl ausr Irt iine oaislbil In srSBter
4uswatl su ben nieorisfen Yrsilen ,u
babsn unb in Der 3bat fann isber Sc.
ittmad befrieeiat psrosu. Yarlor. unb
S6lai5immsr.Ssts tauft man b.i 5errn
y. Nseo gu Jatr,fpreilen, ba sr letne MS.
bel brett aus ben srGBtsn 8abriisn bes
eaness ts3iebt. 5err Nesb BAT au6er.
fem sinfn sroben 8orratb BON 1spsiten
uno Wattsn nro allsn In bielss Jads ein.
idalaasnb'n sGaaren. gor WGbsi iraenb
rslhsr art gel raudt, tbut wcbl, ad an
Ssrrn Nftp ,u menben. Bonn @emSbn.
lihitsn bis gum alersinfn uup ateusr=
item III aaes In fetnsm Store su finten.
Gil l,80t.
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Wfrs. gBiuslo's sootbine ssrup.

Mrs. gBiusio's Sootbins Sprup.
Reo. @Yluanus Cobb lhreibt In BoRun
@tritian Jreeman fOlssnpermabsn Dir
wirpen auf fsinen Gau cine Msbtin emp.
fstlen, wsnn mir nidt tpiistsn, taB 9e gut
marc - beionbers fur Sinpsr. Son
Nrs. Winslups SYrup fSrnen mir aus
Grfatrung ipre&en In unisrer eisensn
Gamilie mar 7s BON Ssssn. Denn uir
ben SYrup einem &tnbe saben. bas NIT
esbweb seplast mar, 70 Yerfdaffte es benz.
lslbea rubissn Sdlaf uno ben gltsrn Hu'
be. Die met1en Gltern wiHsn biss gu
fdabsn. 5isr III etn Nrtitel, Der unfhap>
lid unb pOtlttatss 1T, esnn Der sdlai
ben er er3eust, 1T natiirlid unb Der tlsins
gberub crpaat 70 BED ais Elm &nppf.
Watrenb Der periube pfs 3abusns 1T Der
Sgsup BON unlhabtarem Wertte. gDir
taten 6fters bon Wiittsrn 1aaen tSren,
eab iis niht ctne ben SYrup ieiu mSbten
Don Der 0sburt bes. Rinpes al Bic tas
3abnen ourater it,. gu psrtaufsn tn
allen Ipctbefen ,u 25 Gents bic GtalGe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-26

- Cine iunSe Dame iprah Dor einisen
5asen In Der apotbefe Der 5errsn @e!ls
u. SO. in pouttae. Mih., Dor, unb Der.
lanate etne Glaide ct. Saeobs Del. Wuf
bic gfa&frase, wte fle NIT bsm grfols bic
iss Ilitsels 3ufriehen fei, entetsnets fs,
eaS es itre Eante pom Rbsumattsmus
befrett BABE uac bab Is als fdmsr3fi(lenb
BEL Nsuralaia, &upFsiben. 3aSnmeb mir.
ts. "It isjust the thing, falcb fs Be-
5eifsrt, leste einen balbsn Dollar anf bsm
Counter unb uerfawanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-26

Raum In tinem anbern Qanbe i1nt
10 oele periunen Maeenlsiben unterwor.
fen ale ssraee tier. Diefss tat fsinen
8runo thrills In ter amsrtaniihen Rl6e
tbsils III bem 0enu6s BON tllt:n @strdn
ftn, nslhe BEN Massn su fdnsli abtlaleu
nno raeurh ;sid. ent,iinbunsen beuor-
ruien. als ein sutes fde:es Mtttel
emrfetlt 5str Yaul Eablfs, G,naera
Citation, Sas.. aus eisener Grfabruns
Or. Ausult RGnts's nbur.
ger Iropfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-26
9as SyrGttleim
non Saint Amarantbe

@uman s.n &ubpIf som @ottf&aIl.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-10

THE record of the Democratic Con-
gress on appropriations will be hand
somely rounded out this year by a
General Deficiency bill of S25, 100000
They began to reform in the appro-
priations for 1877, cutting them down
about S14,000,000 below those of the
last Republican Congress. In the fol-
lowing year they refused to make any
appropriation for the Army, and cut
down the total appropriations about
$35,000,000 more. This ended the
reform The appropriations for
1879 were SS3,000.000 greater than
those for 1878; those for 1880 were
S74, 4,000,0 greater, and those for 1881
were $65.000,000 greater The aver
age increase for each year over the
last Republican appropriation was
Sc, coo 900, or $40,000,000 during The
five years. The addition of S25O00,-
900 now in the form of deficiency
makes highly instructive exhibition
Of Democratic economy as expouDded
! by Speaker Randall-[N N. Y. Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-10

The Democratic hunt for a policy
is about as ludicrous as the Dutch
mans attempt to find his boy. Said
the latter: Il lose my poy, and ven |
look for him [ fine him sittin' on de
curbstone. tell him come home; he
say he won't. He look at me; | look
at him. | begin to cry; he begin TO
cry. He feel very bad; | feel very
bad. tole him stood up, and he stood
up. ] put my arms aroun' his neck,
and it wasn't HIM" The success of
the Democrats in finding policy is
about as brilliant. They hunt all
around for one, and when they think
they have found it they consult over
it and hold party weep, and just as
they conclude to adopt it they discov-
er that after all it isn't the policy they
want N. Y. Tribune.