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Tn I, .vs - Thnt Il pays to ndver-

IT PAYS. Tint IL pays to adver-
.ise in the SENTINEL is well known
to al! VINO have tried it, but we give
the testimony of one who knows
whereof he speaks. Mr. Il. II. Hor.
ton, of the firm OF Horton & Brown,
of Liberty Station, advertised liber-
ally in tho SENTINEL before the pre-
sent firm was established, and as to
the results OF advertising single
article, writes US under date of the
9th inst: II advertised an article
in the SENTINEL for three mouths
and my profits were about 500. If
| had not used your columns would
very probably not have sold one."
We understand that the Grcen-
hackers have promised the Rev.
Daniel Burriss, colored, to make
him Trial Justice at Central Station
in this County, in tho event they
are successful. How we apples do
swim"
If there are any white Grcenback-
ers about Central how will they
feel when they arc ignored and the
Rov. Daniel is appointed Trial JUS
tice.
The idea of succeeding Ben johns
ston rs Trial Justice with tho Rev.
Daniel Burriss is too repulsive to
think about, yet the Greonbackers
propose TO do it if they are succcss>
tul. Bah!
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Change CT Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Passenger Train Service on the Atlantis
and Charlotte Air Line division Of the Rich
mond and Dnnville L. L. will be as follows
EASTWARD
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aSES. STEsONG::'5 EoHGEs 2
The Old, Well. Tried, Wonderful,
Health RanaWinn pnrnndinn


STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS msuros
hearty appetite, good digestion, regularity
of the bowels. sure remedy for Colds
and Rheumatism. a precious boon to des
licale females, soothing and bracing the
nervous system, and giving vigor and
health in every fibre of the body.
Strong's Sanitary Pills for the Liver. A
speedy cure for Liver Complaints, Regulate
ing the Bowels, Purifying the Blood, cleans
ing from Mnlnrial Tnint. perfect cure
for Sick Iieadach, Constipation and Dys.
pepsa. Sold by leading druggists.
For circulars and almHnacs, with full par
hculars, address Box $50, New York.
MI ewspaper Advertising Bureau, 10
4 y Spruce Street, New York.
aug ~, 1882 40
PFATFYIH ORGANS 81 Stops 10 Set PooJ.
o@esaa oniy 500 Pianoe, S12E pn'
Rare HoliG Y Indacpnieut0 Write TE1o 80 :, Up
BEATTY, Washington n = = O."
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NAV (. lGS,
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
Misery i$ aE2e E4G%S GG'
= Z vi
Ey'I y. X4V :; N0g I!.52 @5

4 LECTURE on ihc Nature, Treatment
n. and Nnrlical cure of Seminal Weak
ness. or Spcrmatorrhma. induced hy Self
Abuse. involuntary Emissi"ns. Impotcucy,
Nervous Debility, and lmp"dimcnts 10 Mar.
riag" general y; Consumption. Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical lncnpncty.
&C. By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, NJ.
d author Of the "Grccn Book" &c.
The word renowned author, in this nd,
mirahle Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the Iul consequence
of Self Abuse mny be ctlrctunliy removed
without dangerous surgical operations.
b0uEicS instruments, rings, or con dials
pointing ou' n mode Of cunc at once certain
and cIIrc,nAl, hy which every sufferer, no
natlrr what hi' c"nIili"u mny hr. may
cur" himself chcaply, privately AMI r,di~
caly.
GE4n This Lecture will prove boon to
thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal, in n plain envelope, TO
any address. post pail, oil receipt of six
cents or two pusfn"" stn"'pS Aldlcss
The EuIVcrUc{l Medical co.
\ .iuu 81, N,w / hrN. y. y,
PosioiIicc Box, $50.
jan 5, 1882 IG 1y
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Best ever made, Ennory's Little Cathartio
Pills, pleasant 10 take, sugar>coated; no
gripping; only Is cents n box, Of Druggists
Or by mail. Standard Cure Co., Ia Nassau
street, New York.
MCBRIDE g. Co., Atlanta, Georgia, man
utacture Show Cases, are Southern Agents
for Seth Thomas Clocks and Lambeth's Fly
Fans, and own the celebrated Gate City
Stone Water Filter, and Cherry's Steam
Fruit and Vegetable Dryer for the world
Prices forwarded on application.
SEE! SEE Come to see us in our new
store, under the Commercial Hotel.
S. BRAFMAN.
Proprietor Baltimore Clothing House.
l.. RoTHsCHILD, Manager.
NoTICE.-The we'll known Baltimore
Clothing House, of Greenville, S. c., has
moved TO the corner of Main and Washing
ton streets, under the Commercial Hotel,
where they will be glad TO see their Pick
ems friends. Braiman Proprietor Bali-
more Clothing House. L. Rothschild, Man.
ager.
Merchants make ont liYt oc Crockcry,
Glass, Wood and Tinwarc, that you are in
want Of and send it to us. We will attach
prices, and save you ruinons freighls and
hrca&age that you always get from the far
off East. McBuluE Il Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
WHY SHOULD THEY.-N0 man or
woman can DO satisfactory work
when the braiu is dull, the nerves
unsteady, tho system relaxed ard
they feel generaliy wretchcd. Why
should anybody drag thrun4h their
work in this condition, when bot
tie of Parlicr's Ginger Tonic will at
moder to cost give thcm the
ntrcngth and will I" perform :th.ir
duties snti9IacturiIy.-Id. 4
AN EXPLANATInN The delicate,
fiowery and lasting fragrance OF
Florcston Cologne explain why it is
such tavOriLe with the ladies'. 4
New Advertisements.
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T,GD 'EIIE1 E..AEB9a2G.

place.
T'iD 'EIaE1 E..AEB3E2&.
would say that have just received 900
different STYLES Of HATS aud EONNETN.
from - cents to 500 apiece y nice liuc
of Trimming Silks arl En>:ns.
200 rr,!CS Fj"c Dress G.rut&.
10000 Yards Catico1s, Mu~ljns AMI III
QHes.
My stock OF La1iaq and Gcntlcmcu's
shoes is coEr!clr. au prices that never fail
10 sell them.
y large lot Of Gents Straw Goa,ls
Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods.
10000 Yards Cashmcrs, Jeans and Cot
tenodcs, bought dircc, FROM manufacturers
ShirlinGs, Sheetings, Yarn, Hardware
Glassware, Tnb!c aud Pocket Cutlery in
endless variety.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dy,
StuGs.
y large lot Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries
rs cheap as thc cheapest
When you come to Enslry be sure and
| call and see ,nc, and be convinced that
still lead in low prices. Ectrccrfully,
j. WILlE QUlLLlAN,
may 4. 1885 80
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GN NbarRVIEEe re H
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Best ever made, Enrory's Little Cathartio
Pills, pleasant 10 take, sugar Dated; no
gripping; only Is cents a box, of Druggists
or by mail. Standard Cure Co., ia Nassau
street, New York.
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E1EENIs-
Fho .e1ding olab Is taklng q Iong

still encouraging.
The Baptist Church at Liberty
, will soon be mended,
There Is room for q beautiful
campas on Institute Hill.
There will soon be another store
house completed in Liberty.
Much fodder was injured last
,,woek by tho rains.
Some people should ask Il. H.
= Smith and J. J. Wakein for dots on
n pea-crop.
A neat and substantial wire fence
has been put around the Methodist
church lot.
TheTwelve Nile Camp Meeting
will embrace 1.-The first Sabbath in
: Oc.obcr.
Sore throats and colds are far
more common than caution and
pTuuehce.
Turnip salad is said to be splen
did diet for children and sheep in
s The spring Of the yoar.
Every riple upon the surface of
the Greenback party, shows that
another office-hungry Radical has
plunged in for bis share of the
spWis.
We regret to hear Of tho death OF
Mr.. Sheriff H Browns infant son
which occurred on the lst instant.
? Ave extend our sympathies.
The ford on Go!den's Creek be.
tween this place and Liberty has
been washed away. Some think
lrilge will have tosbeisubstitutcd.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Florence.
two OF WathAllu's beauties, are visit
jng their uncle Col. J. 9. Thompson
at this place.
- were pleased to Roe young
Sriend jeff. oGilreath in town last
week. We understand ho left some
thing over here that he did not for
get.
An excessive price for lots is
boomerang that returns and wounds
th'Sc who are most Interested in
:. f.. thr prosperity of the town.
Court convcnes at this place on
sho third Monday in this month.
The trirnds'of Col. CothrAn will be
Ei"i to welcome him as presiding:
! Judge. .
The Building Committee of the
Pirknus Institute marked out the
y. .Hxncl place tor the house on last
.<FriduS.
4 scvon year old son of MIR. Andy
|rNv "ho lives on the EaStatoe in
a1'~ County, was bitten by snake
go ,. ith inst, and died in four
huu hereafter.
5 F. Bradley and Foster
; hH'tn were the successful applicants
3@ for the bencficinry cadetships in the
= Military Academy, from this County
they, however, being the only regu-
lar applicants before the Board Of
Examiners.
AIR. John Cox and his brother,
= two enterprising young mon from
GrconvilIe, wore in town last week
Tor the purpose of securing store
house in town and purchasing a
iarm in. tho country. Welcome,
young men.
Our esteemed young friend Mr.
James p. Cary took his final leave
!. tor Greenwood last Thursday. 1t
r gas IA hard task but he went round
&tGd bId all the friends an affection
81 ate farewell. Jimmie had become
very much attached to folks in some
parts of our County. ~..'
A heavy gale and rain set in at
thi9 place or last Sunday morning
( and continued all day. Many trees
z #cre nprootcd and the corn was
.thlo"" down so badly as to render
Fodder pulling very difficult. Tho
a'indca OF fodder were, in many places,
aorn almost into shreds. How ,ex.
4ensive tho damages have been we
arc not able to say at this time, but
wo fear they have been considerable
Mesars. Horton g. Brown, OF
= Ir erty, S. c., ale out this week
with u bran new adv. They are
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II ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH School
INA. STROBE (Nlath. Medalist U, Va. J
Principal. Preparatory to University OF
Va. Charges moderate. Session bcsins
September 7th. For circular address Prin.
opal, Va.
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sic nabm feline barte 9ano IN l9re
pei&en ianmteuen 9dnbe unb Sbranen
sldn,ten in ibren Nusen.
@ndbise Srau, i'd bite Sic! - uehrte
ber ffarre Wann ab; es mar, als an9lf'Se
ibn bic @eue ber leibenf4aftliden Srau
gBie mSsen sic I'm bieier @erinsfa9iS'
teit piasn Elm icl4es aufbeben MAIDEN!
goelbeib iab Jpn erfaunt an; wel9 e'a
Son mar bas? Sin beimlider S&mer5
bard3udle iie, eiue @&an.rStbe 'tberlleS
ibr @eRdt. sic wanbte ad wieber vi.
freb su: Meiu Sinh, iprad es in 'br, mas
braud i'd mebr als Did?
Du beribrte Semano ibre Sdulter. er<
ldrcdsn fab iie auf; es mar !!br gate. s,a
Salt erbcb iie ii6 unb n,a4te ihm Plae,
bah er iid am alfreb ieesu fOnnte.
yBas 1T Dir, nein Scbn, ih bore, Du
biit frauf? fraste Der alte Wann uno leSs
tie feline ,itternbe 9anc auf oes Snaben
Stirn.
Mlfreb psrludte 5u laaeln.
(Gortiesuns telet)
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= Sas bette unb billigfe Nabrungs
miitel fir &inber, bic Der Mutterbruit
entbebren mii1ien, 1T 0eu itdbter's
80 cut d es &inbermebl" (pd=
botropbine); periudt es unb iiberaeugt
gu9, tpie germ bic &inber es nebmen.
9as Sinh bat Den 8ortbeil iiber ben erz
tpa9ienen MenIden, baB es nur basjez
itige genieBt, mas ibm mobli6medt uno
alles 4nbere gu nebmen bertpeigert. Sn
bieier 8e5iebung bat bas rDeutf6e
6 BERN e + |" ben 8or3ug bon allen
iibrigen berartiger Nlitteln gldn5eno ers
rungen. Gs 1T billig. geiunb unb
tpobli6medenb. Sn aasa renomnirten
Npotbefen gu baben.
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0ie @r.e,;rer;r s,,.n;. h.t

- Die @r.Raiierin Susenie bat Der
Wuai,ipalitdt bon Wiarleiats eie HStbe
Der Sdam in bic gDanaen setrieten Na&.
BEN Re Dor ben @eri6ten eiaen nit allen
nur eroentliden @ebdiIisteiten ousef.in.
beten Wabrfpru6 erbalten, ,boe taS etnii.
malls Dor Der Stabt Warieige itrem @e=
mable Sefdenfte S@lob nebf Bart itr
mad ME Dor setSre. bat fie foisrt mad
erfclster @ntf&eipuns S6leb unb Yari
bsr etast 3urii6seSeten,. Weqrfeilles irs&
sInfmals. ale Der brittle 9apvlecn obenauf
mar, itm 3u Uaeen, aud bic Republii bat
nun eas gerSnisen; pcn her Grzaaiierin
8,anbli4 beiddmt worpen 3u fem.
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- 9ie Rab' i'm Sad eetauft!-So
benft Man9er, BET burm martti9reieris
f1e Mn3eigen bon Wunbermitteln ners
leitet, iein gutes Gelb bergiebt unb cine
pfuf9mebi3in bobur1 erbonbelt bat.
So benft aud. 9.tuobl Nan9er, ber BON
benz sroben 6eilmittel bes Dr. e..
Silsbee gegen 9dmorrboiben, ,ANAKE-
Sis, lieR. @eib alfo norfi9tig, Sbr
3eibenben, unb ien6et erft mad elmer
probe, bic gu9 g. Neufdbter & Co.,
Bog 3946, yem Dorf, auf 8erlangen
foitenfrei aui9iden iperben, ebe lift einen
8orratb gu faufen brau9t. Sn allen
renommirten Mpotbefen gu baben.
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= Sesa a 8.

- Nuf Dem giienbabnoepot in ga,
ris berbrannten am @onntag 40 8auen
8aummoae. Das 6euer ,purbe burd
bic Junfen elmer Sofomotipe beruria1t.
= Capt. %. $. getor, @ommanbeur
Der ua6 ibm benannten Brisabe in ber
eonf0berirten MriAee, 1T in Serartana
geitorben.
= gu Gtsfbi0e f9oB elm Mann Nas
mems Sbomos aus unporfi9tigfeit 5tpei
Garbiee. Ser cine berielben, benz bic
Rugel our6 ben &opf fubr, 1T toot.
= Sn ben Store bon s. g. Sboma=
ion 81 Gobin9ton brangen atpei betpaffz
nete Mdnner unb befabien benz gigen=
tbiimer, oas @afe gu 6ffnen. Sboma=
ion bate in6eb bem @6liiiiei nidt, tpo=
rauf bic Gduber bas @elb erlansten,
tpel6es er Bel iid batte. gr lieferte ib=
men 45 gents aus, tporauf Die Gerle
6as @eite fu6ten.
= Gin Morb ereignete lid in Woob=
berD. Gin Mann Namens Stofes cts
f9oB einen anbern Namens eyobtllon
uno entflob bann.
= Ser giienbabnarbeiter Wm. @bite
ffiir3te Bel 8rDan BON elmer Bride ber
gentralbabn uno blieb auf ber Stelle
tobt.
Sn GbatfieIb Bel Gorlieana m,a@te
ii6 Sam Gbeefs am Weibna9tstase
bas Bergniigen, 8aumjtdmme nittelft
YulDer gu 5erlplitteru. Sei Der @eIe=
genbeit flOg ibm ber BHod, ben er in
einen Der Bdume getrieben bate, an ben
&opf unb t0btete i'm.
= leber ben preis elmer sSfaide
Wbisfp gerietben in Mquilla 3tpei Mfdnz
ner, @reibam unb Smith in @treit.
9mitb eri6oB ieinen @esner un6 flii6=
tete 6ann, tuur6e aber iiberbolt unb
perbaftet.
= Sn Waep fanb elmer ber @efan=
genen i'm itdbtii9en Gefdngniiie cine
Glai6e nit @arbolidure unb trant ba=
bon. "a 9tunben barauf ftarb er.
= Ser Beri9t bes gomptrollers
seigt, baB ber Wertb bes iteuerpfi9ti.
gen @igentbums i'm State tudbrenb
bieies Sabres um $53, ,OOO,O auge=
nommen bat. SIN Sabre 1881 tpieien
ndmlit bic QIieilmentliiten bic Summe
bon 1857 900, 900 auf; in 1882 cher
geben iie $40, ,OOO,0O an.
= Nuitin berianbte pdbrenb ber
biesidbrigen Saiion $4,000 BalIen
gaumwo(le, 1000 gaaen mebr als i'm
pergangenen Sabre.
= Sm noroli6en Seyas fiel am 27.
S9nee.
= Die geerbiguns ber Grau Gannie
2ebre9t in 9eniion-beren Sob mir in
boriger 9iummer melbetem-fanb unter
ben Nuipiaien bes yYorpdrts", beren
beliebter lrdiioent 9err 8. 2ebre6t 1T,
unb bes Seniion Gornet Mufifeprps
itatt. Nm @rabe belt 9err 9. granr
Namens oes Nereins eine ergreifenb,
&e6e. Grau 2ebre6t erlag ber S9minb
iu6t i'm 9llter bon 21 Sabren, mad
breiidbriger gliidli9er gbe.
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= Sn europa oiebt e Sesenndrtis
1457 Ebeater, bte felsenbermobeu auf tie
Uerfhiebeneu 3dnter pertteilt iino: Stalien
Bat 34s. 5ranlrei& 337. Deuii i6lanb 1874.
@robtritanien $50, Spunien 100, DETER
rei&=l1nsurn 132, &u6lanb A, Helstsn
"a. 6clano 20, bic s&weil 20, Yortuaal
19, S&meseu 10, Ddnemarl 10, Wsrwe.
gen s, @rie&enlanb A. bie Elrlet 4, &u.
mGnisn 8, Serkien Gteater.
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- Ser prdiibent Der ,,englii6en itas
tiftiiden @eieli6aft" bat aussere9net,
bab bic Ser. Staaten int Sabre
1880 an 800 MiQioneu ginmobner 3dbE
len tpiirben. grf fommt au bieient
S6lufie oaburd, baB bic 8ep6lteruns
Der Union ii9 nadneisli9 ale Is Sabre
perooppelt fat. Sebr id6n. aber tpie
lange tpirb bic @inmanberung, bic Das
ernl6gli9te, anbalten9
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..'nSn Der Susenb ni9t per3ebrt,
i'm Nlter ni&t entbebrt." NierensQraut
furirt i'm Winter iopobl tuie i'm eoms
mer. gs giebt beinabe Niemanben, BEN
cine grlnoli@e Rur nit Nieren- 4rnut
iebeu Grlbling ni@t gut tbun ,plrbc.
Der basfelbe in trodner Gorm xibt aus
bereiten fanu, mag nur Bic fnffiae an,
tpenben. Die Birfuus III bieielbe.
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Sa Citing (preu6eu) mus bas
Sac auf ZEN ,Straben febr fdledt breu.
men Benisfsus eridieu bort iiueit cine
Yoli3ei= ei=yerprbnunS. bereu S SO nit ben
Wortsn te9innt: ;. Ddtrenb her Dunfel-
belt, ). b. mdarenb Dsrienisen 3ett. IN mel.
der bic @asloternen auf ben Straben
bremen" u. + b.
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9lientanb. 6eiIen Blut ,inreirt

= yliema1o, befen BIut unrein III,
fam bas 8oqgefiibl bet @eiunbbeit be-
iiben. l1nreines 8lut er3eugt Mibiss
feit, grf@laffung, acknowledgement,
gnergielofgteit. 2ellte, bic fi6, fol9en
@efiibls beuubt iinb, foIten Mper's
Sariaparilla nebmen, uln bas 8lut au
reinigen unb gu beleben.
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= Gtuer Der 2 Steuben, berO OterfSritsr,
BAT iest bic @eiie ber Sieten In ben Ser.
Staaten in einem 80 @eiteu ftarlen 0ii9s
tetn tef&rieten, tpel&es ben Eitsl fabrt !:
.,Bier Domen in ben Der. @iaaten rcu
Ncrb. Amerila ale @6ife Der Nattpu."
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. 0 m M ea:e.,, In Die Sraufe.

aunitfritifer5::: <,,Das portrait 1T
famos gentalt: 3ei9n,ilig bortreflid,
@tenung rei3enb, gplDrtt unb Beleu9s
tung pra1tpou ;. .aber.parum baben
Sic ii6 fold bdBli6ess sMobea genomz
men?,
Maler: ,,gs 1T meine WMiter."
&unittritifer: yM9, ib bite tauienbmaI
um gnti9uloigung :. es 1T ia pabr
-. i6 bdtte es foglei6 benerten iollen
Sic glei6en ibr ia auffalleno J."
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Wearp Serugss, Union gitp, 9enn.,
fagt: Sd babe 8ropns giien=8itter
gegen Mppetitloiigfeit gebrau9t unb
finbe es ausgeaei1Net.
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- Das sesenrdrtig Dor H9 gebeube
Mnfrei6en.ber 2uppel bes Qapitsls In
ber 9unoesbauptftabt erfpr6ert Is Soue
usn Bldmsie.
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= 1913 epra&en pethen I'M britt d.
oifinsiiden Raiferitume Seipro&en. Sc
limb freilid, biele Nunoartensr aruntsr, mel.
de in Der 6auptiaGe nidt perih.eeen fnb.
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maaere menf6eu

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
@efnnbbeit uieber Der nnb siebt 3raft,
iurist Rosenf&wd&e, unfrudlbarieit unb
oncere @ei&le&tsfebler. 81.
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WPfURU USW WtuNUe UtIttSVeu CHIW
6 0 z O D 0 N T ,

melhss bic 3ibne M e 8, bas 3atnHeifd
'roiis uno ben Ntbem anseneb m
nIaai. @5 entfsrnt ben Weiriteiu rrll=
ffdubis uno bematrt fe Dor Yerberten.
Bel Droeuiften su baben.
%. IL tuwif
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1eis.e xmersieH.
@otben roftfreien Noter
Bofheq @eheu,
Nieaxasu0 @fiasn,
@prgbums Samen.
Werie unb &osgen,
MliaetsGamen.
3u pertaufeu BET
12,1l- s. 0anba.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-28

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-17

be if seriously i'll, and in that way she kept
fresh for the afternoon dancing receptions,
and the germans at night Nothing was
expected OF her but 10 enjoy herself and
rest when she was tired, 80 she
could continue 10 participate in
the gayeties while the dancing season
lasted, Tuesday night this young lady
danced until 2 o'clock at the german given
by the Tuesday club; Wednesday night
she danced at the german given by Mss
Dora, the daughter Of Senator Miller, which
lasted until l a. m; Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Miller had dancing at her regular
reception, and Thursday night was
divided between the ball given
by Commodore and Mrs. English, and the
charity ball, which kept up until 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon she danced ut Mrs. Car
rolls, and in the evening at the german |
first mentioned. Saturday afternoon She
danced at the reception given by the
Misses Fox, and rested Sunday, so as
TO be. ready for the german given
tonight by Mrs, White, daughter
of Stnltor Sawyer, and the ball given at the
British legation. Tuesday afternoon Judge
and Mrs. Macarthur give u reception from
) TO p. m, and there are a dozen things
for the evening" 1rH
The experience of the young lady have
referred TO is not an isolated case, for there
were many Others who did as much dancing
as she did and are now ready for more
i Courier-J Journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-17
s0s--
a sample Society Girl.

The institution of Lent brings about
many useful and acceptable things, besides
sne benefit which belongs 10 the churches.
mere will be rest for tho weary, swollen
rect which lastweek danced day and night
nom Monday to Saturday.
-, How. does your daughter stand itp' |
pSsked Of 4 mother whom | met ut the
aDnauvnelors' german last Friday night. She
answered by telling me that the same
W, wo man who took charge of her daughter
oSen an infant still had the care
n her, and always waited un.
A., her young mistress returned
bn vw ball then she undressed her, gave
Az, NJ. sponge bath, rubbed her we'll, and
al NV i, administering a CUP Of bceftea, tuck.
no son : l eT n bed, and len hor to tlcep until
Ky nuay, or longer, n she wosso inclined.
son !, with beef.tca, or some food
sSo lily as nourishing; in short.
'1e was treated exactly as abe would