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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

CHRIST CnrHCH.-Fur the past week
workmen have been quietly but busily en-
gagged i'll repairing and rciitting the interior
Of Christ Church, and yesterday, when the
congregation assembled, they found hand
some new carpets Oh the floors, new and ell
egant gas fixtures substituted for the old
ones, the rhancel railing beautifully var
nished, and other Improvements made. The
building is now probably in better repair
and more comfortably Furnished! than ev.r
before, and the grounds present such IL
pleasing appearance that they are the pride
of the congregation and of the people of the
neighborhood, and have added intrnscally
to the value Of the surrounding property.
Two iron vases have recently been placed
i'll the yard, one on either side Of the aisle
The improvements have been made at the
expense of the ladies of the church. the
sewing society and the children Of the Sun
day School, and yesterday Rev Mr.. Sutcr,
who takes the greatest interest in the church,
during the services took occasion 10 thank
all who had assisted in the work Of hcau,-
flying and improving the church, and said
that with II slight effort other improvements
could be made. He also announced that he
had inaugurated Il movement looking to
the purchase of Il new organ, which was
much needed.
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FOR Sale OR RENT.

NOR RENT-The TIREE-STORY BRICK
L. DWELLING No. 1G n Washington street
containing gas, water and all the modern conve-
nicnccs. Possession given Deer. 1. For further
information apply next door to
oct20- cOtf Mrs. NJ L. FRENCH
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ze e
z!z=z12>e 7
Also cheaper grades in stock; Gun Covers Cases,
&c; Loading Implements, Shooting Coats Leg
gins, &c The attention of sportsncn is called to
the above goods, which we offer at lowest market
rates. JAS. +. CARI.IN & SONS,
octlf 81. 63 King street
A LEN,ANDRIA, WATER COMPANY.
The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE ALEXANDRIA WATER
Prince street, on MONDAY, the 9th day of No
vcmber. at II O'clock IN.
oct19-td I'd. FENDALL Secretary.
DREECH AND MUZZLE LOADING GUNS,
- Pistols, Caps, Br.ss Shells, Paper Shells,
loading Implements Primers Wads, &c. &c., ut
So King street, corner of Royal. Just received
and in store another supply of the above goods,
which were purchased at low prices and will be
sold 1T small advance Call and see for your.
selves [oct25l ]. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
A MEXICAN AND ENGLISII WALDRON Grain
Stones Snaths, Hay Rakes and other seusomabe
goods, in store and for sale cheap by
= 1T CREIGHTON & son,
~yG IS King street.
| - ECEIvED TODAY, The Spanish Nun. by Dc
III Quincy, price 10 cts; Seeking after God by
Sept ROBERT BELLS SONS.
| DOYS' WAGONS! BOYS WAGONS!
ID Another lot of those cheap Express Wagons ;
| only 81 Just received ut
octi7 MCLEAN & UHLER, &c King st.
DED WARRIOR AXES, the best axe sold in
III this market. On hand y large supply of Axe
| Handles by tho case singly.
oct2G, : - J.T. CREIGHTON & son.
NALL OPENING OF BOOTS AND SHOES. the
L. largest Stock in the city.
JOS. KAUFMAN, Ag't.
"a oct5 Leader of Low Prices.
WE INVITE TuOsEIN WANT OF MERINo
w or all wool Underwear to look at our stock
Prices and quality cannot be beat.
oct20 AMOS B. SLAYMAkER.
! A MES CAST STEEL PATENT RAILROAD
! IA SH0YELS, best quality wholesale and retail,
at SO King, cor of Royal streets.
sep2s j. T. CREIGHTON & son.
/ NHILDREN'S SOLID COLORED HOSIERY, in
~ Seal Brown, Navy Blue and Cardinal prices
25c, 40c, soc.
oct2G ct Z. NJ. ADAMS. 80 King st.
TILOUR PALS! FLOUR FAILS!!-Jast re-
| l. ceived large stock of Flour and Oyster Pals
oct12 MCLEAN & UHLER. rs King ST.
T AIDES VESTS, from the lowest up to the best
IL quality, at
4 --oct6 80, - AMOS &. SLAYMAKER'S
! A LARGE LOT of slightly soiled Collars, for
A-Ladies and Children, at one-third the usual
price at [oct2ol AMOS B. sLAYMAKERs.
DoYS' MERINo UNDERsEIRTs and DRAW
ID ERS: prices 3Oc,s4Oc and SOC.
II oct2676t C.M. ADAisGse King St.
T AIDES REGULAR SIZE MERINo- UNDER
IL SHIRTS and DRAWERS: price, roc and 81
oct26 ct C. NJ. ADAMS, SO King st.
IMPORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS make ia
Il i order all kinds of fine Shoes for Ladies and
Misses. oct5l, JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Ag't
/ N GROSS MATCHES just received for sale
w wholesale and retail at lowest prices BY
oct11 J. C. MILBURN.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BLACK NECK
II and Watch Chains at Z r-,s 49, ~
j.. ,f1-s,s HENRY WILDTs.
!. Jumbo BOOTS, perfectly waterproof, fol
y Butchers, Tanners and Watermen at
oct5 JOS. kAUFMANN'S, Agt.
: BBLs. OF PEARL HOSIINY, just received Ii,
. oct23: E('ts -. W. A. JOHNSON & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

HALLoWE' EN.-To-morrow, the eve Of All
Saints Day, is commonly known as HaIlow
cen. In various localities apples arc made
I" prophecy the issue OF love affairs. In
Scotland the homcly cabbage is made a
dainty ariel for Cupid young lovers 90
bind-foldcd into the cabbage patch and null
the first stalk reached, which each one sings
i'll peculiar way, and the result is generally
successful for the couples always 90 on
singing cabbage and bacon the rest Of
their lives. In this city the custom is for
squads of bad boys to throw cabbage stalks
at the front doors the houses they pass-bul
for theinformation fsaid boys it may be said
that the owners of truck farms in the neigh
borhood have fortified their turnip and cab
bagc patches with bull dogs, steel traps, shot
guns, &c, so trcspasscrs had bcttcrtake warn
inm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

REGIsTERED.-On Saturday last one of
the ''sovereigns" walked into the Mansion
House and boldly up to the counter at the
office, rcmarking that he wised to register.
Mr.. Wilmington, the urbane clerk, immedi-
ately turned the register towards him and
presenting pen the sovereign" wrote his
name, and was turning away when Mr.. w.
said, a'would you like a room? ''Oh, no, "
responded the man, and walked off little
distance. but retracing his steps, said: Il
forget to give my age" Just then some
one engaged Mr.. VS. attention and when
he looked for the man who had registered
he was gone, satisfied, it is supposed, that
he was all right to vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

RIVER TRADE.-Inspector G. ". Hawk
hurst reports reccntarrivalsa at thcrivcr front
as follows:
Schr. William Oliver. Jones, TO load grain
by +. b. llooe; Schr Eva May, McDutfey,
Portland, headings 10 +. A. Reed u Co.;
Steamer Enterprise. Davis, to load mer-
chandlse for Occoquan. TO John Lannon !:
Schr. Nellie, Brannock to load grain to G.
\. Wortfangon 4 son; Schr. l.. T. Nun
son. Smith, Windsor. y. s.. To Herbert
Bryant; Schr. Brunette. Dixon, Wicomico,
lumber to W. ( ". r. r.. and Smoot, Perry
4 Co., Schr, }. b. Anderson, Parker, New
bern. y. c.. lumber to w. 4 w. K. Il.
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A MEXICAN AND ENGLISH WALDRON Grain
II and Grass Scythes, Scythe Rifles Scythc
Stones, Snaths, Hay Rakes and other seasonablc
goods, in store and for sale cheap by
j. 7. CREIGHTON & son,
r1yG 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

ERUIT BuT'rER--Applc, Peach and Plum
l. Butter, of supcriorquality, received to-day by
Oct3O ]. G.. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

- ECEIvED TO-DAY, The Spanish Nun by Dc
LIZ Quincy, price 10 cts; Seeking after God. by
Cannon Farrar, price 20 cts.
sep1 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
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(tLAUDENT, NEW FLEXOR. CRASIS, Cos
" sack, Ontario and all the leading patterns i'll
Mems fine Ncckwcar. c. M. ADAMS
oct:,0 ct 50 Kinp ST
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DRESERVES.-Pcach, Pine Apple and Damson
i Preserves received to-day by
oct:'0 j. G. MILBURN
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D REICH AND MUZZLE LOADING GUNS
- Pistols, Caps, Br.ss Shells. Paper Shells
Loading Implements. Primers, Wads, Sc. &C., ut
SO King street, corner of Royal Just received
and in store another supply of the above goods.
which were purchased at low prices and will he
sold ut small advance Call and see for your
selves [Oct25 j. T. CREIGHTON 4 SON.
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The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE ALEXANDRIA WATER
COMPANY will be held ut their Office, No. 81
Prince street, on MONDAY, the 9th day of No
vcmber. at II o'clock m
oct19-td T. ID. FENDALL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-30

rINHE BEST REMEDY for Chills and Fever is
l. Limits Ague Cure, price SOC per bottle.
scp19 J. ID. H. LUNT Druggist.
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DIFFICULTY AT FIRFAX c. Hon Sat
uiday evening during Governor Cumeron-s
spec ch at Fairfax c. H.. ! vouum man
named Geo. w. Gunnell. who was stanajpr
ii tie crowd cheereti for the ''loc- nail Gov
ernor.' when he WAS approached and
struck by one Ragland, who is travelling
with Governor Cameron. 1t is said thai
before Gunnell could return the blow he
was surrounded by negroes. who threatened
TO limb him, and was soon after arrested
hlyJudgc Sangster who was nearthe grounds.
FROM persons who were present it is learned
that as Gunncll was carried oil under arrest.
ne turned to Ragand and said 'yo,l
I'd coward, | will meet YOU again
nc demanded all immediate trial, but be-
ltre the hearing was concluded, Coy. Came
ron had finished his speech and left for this
city. Gunncll then with two friends left for
TN" city also, going to Fairfax station, and
taking The down train. At Burkeis station
Judge SaHsstcr also boarded the train and
Glnnclls friends fearing interference jump
ed from the ears just before entering the
city. AT the depot here Gov Cameron and
party, who reached this city some time be-
fore, took the train for Washington. During
the night and yesterday, vague rumors of Il
due! were heard throughout the city, and
messengers were running to and fro in Il
MYSTERIOUS way. 1t is said that a challenge
certainly passed, and in Washington ycster-
dag some of Ragland's friends were over
heard TO say she could hit five cent piece
at any distance" From gentlemen in the
city, who left Fairfax this morning it is
learned that Gunncll and his party had re-
Turned and reported that satisfactory ad-
juSimcnt of the difficulty had been made.
kag'and making such explanations as were
thought necessary. Notwithstanding this
il is said by some that 70 settlement has vet
been made, and that meeting between
Gunaci and Ragland will take place.
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stm Die Gepmblifaner ne3 5ebmten
CunareRbiftricte3.
@nn Wntp11iD: Z. oSuIi Is

SQH W1IDlllD, 4. oy1lt 1907.
Cine Contention Der &epublifaner
bes sebnten GongreBoiitrietes, tpel6er
Die Counties 8anoera, SaitDp, 8erar,
8laneo, 8urnet, Gomal, Gon6o, @ro=
fe.t @bwarbs, @ilIespie, &enball,
Rsrr, sSimble, &innep, 2anpafas, 2la.
no, Mafon, WcGu1o9, Mebina, Mfe=
naro, San Saba, Srabis, nbaloe unb
g8iGiamfon ltnfaBt, tpirb bierour9 auf
ben Is. guguif, 1882, Na6mittags 5
llbr, no6 Sun Nntonip berufen gum
3med ber 9fomillation eines GanOioaten
fit ben @pngreb unb sur Snbetra6tz
nahme FOLDER anberen Singe, uelde
por Die gDnbentiDn gebra6t tperben
nDgen.
Die @orfibenben ser republifaniI6en
gpWites ber pbengenannten Counties
werben eriu6t an ben @ountDfiben ib=
rer per59iebenen gDunties@onbentionen
pber 8erlammlungen BON &epublifa=
nern gu beranftalten, I'M Delegaten gu
bieier Goupention gu fenben. Ser Nufz
ruf 5ur @onpention ioll re9tSeitig unb
geniigeno publi5irt iperoen. Se0es
GountD mag 10 biele 9elegaten fsNcsn
als ibm palleno eri@eiat. Sie gafis
Der Decentralization ipirb DDn Der @Dnz
pentipn be1timmt tperben.
u. @iemering,
8orftenber bes republifanii6en Greeu=
tip=Gomites fir ben 10. gpnsreBoiariet,
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Sabem rinen fparmen SSiiripre6er
(5ortfsbuns fuIs,.

-9aben einen tparmen Giiripre6er
gefun6en. 9err s. Bourbon in Situs=
bile, pa., ma6t uns folgen0e Weittbellz
uns: rMeine Grau mar felt feds Sab
rem unter 8ebanblung Der Nerste. Ollie
Mfebi5inen, ipel6e 0ur6 bic beiten me-
bisiuii6en &utoritdten III Buffalo an=
georbnet tpuraen, bra1ten lie Der Get
lung nidt ndher. @ines Sages mar
9err Noolpb Win6bee. Elm Greunb un=
ferer. Gamilie,su 8eiu6. Sn Der aQge-
nleinen unterbaltll ng fam Die Spra6e
aud auf Mehiainen uno lire Mirfuna.
unisr Greuns i,abm ii@ 81 +. u gu #
GAnigs am burger Sropfe
tparm an uno beranlabte Mrs. Sourz
bon init ben Sropfen einen 8eriu6 su
MAIDEN. Wfeine Trau befolgte ben
9atb, nabm Die Sropfen uno unroe
bollitdnbig bergefellt.- t.-Seit 6lefer 3eit
IdBt Mrs. BDurben feline @elegenheit
poriiber aelen, pbns 81, Musu +
GAni9's Gan burger Srn :
pfe n 6as Wort 81 reoen."
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sldisl anieben! Sd min @nd Illen nod
91atblel 3u ratben seben, baB @nH bic
Nusen aberseben.
Geir seben fie heute idon aber, idDne
6rau, benfe id baran, oaB i'd Ste NOT
gen perlaiien icll.
UlOrsen? rief Nunni, iid lebbaft I'M
5attel tpenbenb; id benfe, sic mpllen
um Mittwcd suiammen nit 2abh gaans
cattle mnb benz 8rautpaare na4@nslanb?
Die Mnle 1T mir beute 9fadt erldle=
men unb bat benz Sauu,isen asminft -
mad meinem Ntelier auf ber Sta bi -
aber sic tennen ia meme rSmiide aorelie
bereit8.
Nlio mad 9iom -
gBobin sic mir ia tenindhif fclsen
werpen. gDir merben bas 2eben Der Ge=
liaen fabren, nur baB ein bunt(er Sdatz
ten fd,on gum pprauS in unier Paraoies
fant. @iebt es Elm far niente dolce phne
Benpeuuto? &1nnep Sic ibn benu nidt
beftimmen, ber gierte im Sleeblatt gu
iein? Sie ideinen bod 70 gut NIT ihm
Su iteben!
geHer als angela unb msin Mann?
fraate Nanni nit eineut lauernoen Slti.
@tehen bic gut nit einanber? iaSte
gob, mad elmer gremie auf benz SalIe
leines YferbeS Idla9euo.
Das bitten sic nidt bemertt? gle,
Der belfe Treunb oes Serrn gapitans?
Seine Sbse! iuste Sob, iid Der 8remie
eruebrenb, bic jest um ieinen ScpI
lumtl1te; = eber bas @esentbei[ = es
iinb ia aud 10 peridieoeae @huraftere =
70! Du itidlt Seinen mieber! - srunbs
eerfdieoen.
Wirtlid? iuste gsanai hSbniid.
(5ortfsbuns fuIst.)
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gtbrant s. 50.

Wobl islten iR benz Bublifunl cine Gee
lsssnbeit sebOten woroen, gu 70 enorm
billiSen Yreiien 3u tanfen, ais SeSenwdr=
tis in benz alsemeiu betannten Dollar.
5tcre prn Sdram & go. Sc rDirb bon
nieler @eleaenaeit seua ousa Der aussis=
biaile @ebraua Semadt, unb bic Waarsn
geSen meg = um cine trioiale WecenSart
III ssbrauhen tpie iparue @enimeln.
Wir mSften unIeren aeferinnen ratben,
ibre gintauIe 70 balb als nSsli& gu aas
dea. Der 5ulauf i'm @tore If iear fart
unb nle1rt ad tdslid,. lin ras @eprdase
uno ben 3eitOerluit gu pern,eicen, ciirtte
es baber pon Yortbeil iein, niAt an lanse
nit enem 9eluAe bee Dollar. .StOre 3a
sGseru.
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Cages > 9temi9teitem.
SnIanA,

= Ser @enat nabm cine Sill an,
iuelde biplomatif6e @erbiuOung nit
per1ien herifelt uno fiir einen goniui
oafelblt $4,000 @ebalt belpiligt.
SIM Sauie murbe cine 8iq einge=
rei9t, tpel9e einen 3uiab CUR @onititu=
tion empfieblt, Oabin gebenb, oaB sur
Mnnabme elmer Bill iiber bas Geto zines
pralibenten cine stpei 9rittel Maioritdt
a0er ertpdblten Mitglieoes a6tbtg III
unb niGt, tpie bisber cine s!asi 9rittel
Waioritdt ber Mntneieuben.
= Sn Chatham tpurbe Der Wf6rber
Walter 6anlilton gates bingeri6tet.-
glu6 in Sadionbille, 6la., fano cine
6inri9tung itatt. Gin farbiger M6roer
tpur6e gebdnst.
= MilipQufee tpures am 4. Nugult
non einem heftigen Sturm beimgefu6t,
Der bon $50, 900 bis 100000 S6aben
nerurid6te. Gin Mann tpuroe babel
bonn 8lib erl6lagen unb Elm Mann er=
trai1f.
NusIann,
= MraM pafDa bat eine proflama-
finn erloiien. in ipeldber er iaat, bah Sic
eauptiiden soIoaten nur SduIer BON
| feinolid)en guropdern niebergebrannt
| hdftcn. 9(uil tpdren BON linen nur
3eute aetootet iporoen, Die init oem
Teinbe in gerbinbura iianSsn. 8er
Shebipe, BET oer gnalanbern Sic Shore
ae6tfnet babe, lei bonn Gultar ,peaeB
feiner nonblunasmeile heroammf pprs
sen @ S'ettarer ipiirbe Srubben ien6en
usa us" mil Niilfe Ser gonbter sic Teinbe
-, M nertreihsn esn bieier Drpflomotion
o. ssamt s;d giroh; gso5r6a beu Mebraien.
t"mts, a,aa, Ses I smItons
'u"'e" Muf G Mesehi aea eoifers mn gauas
,onn ii Grosfijrlf @ifeiai NifpIoiemitld,
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SDidbti9 fur aablsDpfae.

Wroi. 3. StSbr. Wo. 3O7 iiiblid 4.
Strase. ct. qoais. Wp, 1T 60 eslunSen,
laneiabrise 9abl,spflsteit gu fu,iren.
prof. @t5srs Wetbobe 1T Iebr einfaa.
Die fablen Stellen weroen tdslih orciz
NAL sebabet fir bret N,inuten NIT benz
paarerjeu9er unb innerbalb 4 WpGan aei9t
Rd ber neue 6aerpuGS auf ben tablen
SteGsn. Dauel uno 5crren, tpelhe an
RabltvpHsteit ooer &usfalen bee 5aares
leioen, lcllten nidt periaumeu, ltd ihrift<
lid an Brof. StSbr 3u weneen. Yreis
SIS bic JlalHe, welhe 4 Wohen auSreidt.
24,7,S2,tu ,tuwll
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La. g. L..

Die 9puiisana @taateIo;terie ia bte einsis., biz
bon BEN Dolte eabuii1r. iYarbe
2ouiIta1sa State Qpttern ST.
Diefss SnflItat purbs; Sabre 1868 fur gy.
steban8s> nnb Wpb!ta6.tsfsits 3meGe ppa Es.
Staat5lssielatsr fur ben Seitraum BON fanfunb-
Swar,is Sabren 9efeblia iueorporirt nit etnsr
Tapttal Son 81, 100000, au ntl@em Ne lsttbst
tinsn Rtitrsefonb ron $3.50. .ooa binsassfass Iai
Dur0 Elm ibsridwersltSes 9piug rarter ibre
ReGte Elm 3beiI ber se9snwdrtieen Siaastpa>
ftitutipn, anasnpmMia am 2. December 1879
Giae CUTE @efegemgeit fein @fasA
AT MAIDEN.
ib.e ercssa 5ietunSen Sun ein3etnfr
Nnm mer n Hnbea mrnanib l.a.t. Miemele mtrh
cine 9teburg nsrf&sSea. 9sea Iefe raafols.abe
DreisSeytSeiluaa.
@rcbs mpnatli@e 3tebuns ser
Classe Fl
In Rtm Orieans Dienneg ben 8. Guaulf 1882.
Ige uafsrs tanfiissn 3isbnnsen Nnhsn ltatt aatsI
IufftGt une leituna bet @trsrale
6. q. 3esmrsgasls pna gnnistaaa tsua
gnhal g. Gariy uon Tirginisn.
Sanptpseis $4,000,
100000 aids.s 3u SIS jssss. ysuAtseils
In 6anltsl ias garbaltnib.
i
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33recinct=@e @eriant,nlnna!

9ie &epublifaner bes bierten Wabl>
Breeinets, merben eriu9t, Iib am
Sonnabenb ben 5. Nuguit, Mbenbs
s ubl, in Struoes0aae su periammeln,
5u benz 3iped 9elegaten gu ertDdblen,
81 Dem am II. Muguft itattfinoenoen
GDuntD= Content.
8. s. @rntbaus.
28,7tbo gorfbenber.
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Tgasseiqse. Tg

9ierrurd teetre i'd mid bem sYubli=
tum ersebenif an3u3eisen, bab i'd bic
M a d, iuen Werffdtte bes 9rn.
Saecb g dithle an Brsialfrabs ,uaHe
Der Sride iiternon,nteu babe.
gelieer bon Dampf. unb anberen Wa.
idinen made i'd beionbers rarauf auf=
merriam.
Nue Nrtcu bon @eparaturen, tie in bas
Sad bes Maldinenarbeiiers ftala9en,
werbea prompt uno ti(lts ausaefidrt.
$. g@meioer.
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Gin nahrer sSreunb ber gliitte

- Gin tpabrer Sreunb Ser W}iitter
lit 9feuitdbter's r9eutf d e 8
Ginbermebl" Paedotrophine
bas ldon Sauienbe BON sarten Wefen
bor einem friiben Spoe gerettet bat.
Seine Musfel=, fno6en= unb blutbil=
benoen gisenf6af ften tperben bon ben
beifen Mersten anerfannt, pdbreno ale
Miitter, bic baiielbe gebrau6t baben,
bem @rfinber biefer unberglei6li6en
&inbernabrung bes 9immels Segen
tpiini6en. Sin eil1siger 8eriub rei6t
bin, um ale 3ueifel s1t beben. Sn
allen Mpotbefen gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-05
8eebs Gilt geae Seast rsssltrt hi
Guucttunsussr QsnSstssies.
nay~ S,orralipn & ahanarb I

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ibr yaser ccn Iabof uno Gisarren In ben
{rubsr Scn $. Barbed bewobnten Store,
go. 257 gcmmerceitIabc perlest unb anb
Mot nur fur oas Daoieials= =0eiddft
pcaIdneis porbervitet, icnoern tieferu
&auIcrn aud ieosr5eit cine feline @isarre
unb ausSc5eidnetea Gautatet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-05
Detroit Grss prsb pom I8. San.

Detroit Tree preB pom IS. SAM
GsGbeimsr Brus. tabsn icsbsn elm gar.
loao BON Neeos Silt Gbse Sonic erbalten.
Dieter Grtitsl ssriaufl F1 iets RAID uno
70 mub 70 auG lsin, eenn 60 III O9ne 3wet.
fel tsr bsfe @rttlsl leiner art, Der ie elm.
asfhbrt wurSe, uRo bat Mot ieinss @ieI.
den. Sur eas bsae Materiai isire ;u
Nsess Silt 6bss SOaic psrwarbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-05

Ser ltcbertritt Der 8raut CUR fatboli-
i6en Stride erfolgt am Sage por Der
9oG5eit.
- Mn ben preuB Bil6en Minifer bes
Snnern, als Gbef Der 2anbespoli3eiber=
tpaltung, III benz 8ernebmen na6 bon
Dem Magiltrat Der @ta6t 8o6um Die
8itte ergangen, in iener @egen6, Die
bur6 sablrei6e 2uitmorbe in iiingiter
3eit eine 10 traurige 8eriibmtbeit erz
lauet bat, eine itdnoige &riminalpoliz
seibeb5rbe na6 oem Wauiter Der bauptz
fabtil6en Gebeimpolisei gu erri6ten.
Morris tribune., 1882-06-01
NeaUS of the Railroads.

Mr.. r. J. Johnson, who is to be the chief
in charge of the engineering corps in running
the surveys for the Grand Forks e. Missouri
Valley railroad, has arrived at Grand Forks
and will push the survey rapidly.
President Gowen of the Philadelphia &,
Reading cables the English bondholders
that they may reasonably anticipate divi-
dend this year. which may sustain their
waning hopes of their investment returning
them some revenue.
r. J. Johnson of Chicago, chief engineer of
the Grand Forks & Missouri Valley railroad,
is at Grand Forks The grounds for the Grand
Forks terminus are to be surveyed forthwith
and workmen are now in the field. Plans
are afoat to put up a 100000 hotel in that
city and one citizen alone agrees to give S.,
600 bonus
From advance sheets of Wisconsin Central
annual report for 1881, the gross earnings for
past year are announced to be 81, 1866, ,067;
gross operating expenses 1906, ,44S;; less ex-
traordinary expenses during storms of Feb
ruary and March, 1881, $65, ,sS4S, making the
net earnings less ordinary operating ex-
penses S625, 1867.
On last Friday evening the directors of the
Rochester Southern Railroad company OF
Rochester held a meeting at the office of NJ.
J. Daniels and elected J. d. Blake to fill the
vacancy in the board caused by the death OF
John r. Cook. The directors then complet-
ed their organization by electing H. T. Hor-
ton president; F.. T. Olds, vice
president; NJ. J. Daniels, secretary, and
Thomas Brooks, treasurer. The officers are
in communication with the Iowa railroad
interests, with the object of fgetting north
and south road.