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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-06

viii make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday.
March "a, 1883, at the Court House, in st.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the
several lots and real estate embraced in a war
rant in my hands for the collection OF unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon fol
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the City of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all per
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real estate arI
a. follows:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-07-06
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. JULY g. 1883.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
LOCAL NEWS

S. F. Smith and G. r. Lyon of
this city, are to try replevin case
before Justice Benson, at Laingsburg
on the Isth inst.
Young man with the straw hat, or
any other kind Of head gear, take
your girl to Patton's this evening, or
an other evening, for dish of ice
cream. He sells as good an article
as can be made
BY the bursting of an emery wheel
at the excelsior factory on Monday
Mr.. Martin had the toes of his right
foot pretty badly smashed. DR.. Z.
M. Knapp attended him very prompt
ly and he is improving as rapidly as
circumstances will admit.
Miss Anna Gould, Miss Ada Cur
liss and Miss Anna Milligan, of the
Owosso public school, ale studying
this vacation at Valparaiso, Ind.
We regret to learn that Hon. A..
S. Partridge, of Flushing, grand treas
urer of the r. +. of r., is quite
seriously sick, and does not seem to
be improving. He is a man Of de-
cided ability, end one of the most
efficient Republican workers in
Genesse county.
We are requested to say that Rev.
Mr.. Matrau will officiate at Christ
church next Sunday and administer
the holy communion. Mr.. Matrau
can be assured of a warm welcome in
Owosso at any time.
Quarterly services will be held in
the M. +. church, Henderson, as
follows: Saturday, July 9TH, preach
ing by Rev. J. S. Smart, P. E., ago
p. m, followed by quarterly confer
ence. Sunday morning July 18th,
services conducted by Rev. ]. B.
Oliver, of Ames church, Saginaw
city. Love feast. preaching and sac.
rament at the usual hours.
The wool clip Of l.. w. & o.
Barnes, Of Byron, was 1873 heeces
weighing s,I74 lbs, being an average
OF II lbs. III ozs. per head. The
wool was unwashed, and was sold to
Mr.. McHardy at FL cents a pound
amounting TO $45o.S7.
The soldiers reunion at Corunns
on Tuesday was quite largely attend.
ed, the Grafton by ex-Gov. Blair one
Of great eloquence and power, the
music by the Owosso Cornet band
very good, but there is vast deal oil
grumblng among the old soldiers
about the dinner and other arrange
ments.
Shiawassee county was represented
at the greenback camp meeting a
Lansing-Pulver was there. Tn,
rest Of the people so far as We car
learn, stayed at home.
Work on the new water tank to b,
erected by the d. & M. railway ha
been in progress the past week.
Owosso was largely represented a
Flint on the 4th.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-07-06
Miss Hattie Rowell is spending the

boat that came down the river
Monday afternoon. The owner can
have the same by proving property,
paying the boys for their trouble and
for this notice.
On Saturday of last week Mr..
Land, an employee in the Woodland
factory had the thumb on his right
hand taken off by rip saw.
On Saturday evening about six
o'clock Hubert Wiswell, a lad of
about eight years, got possession of
revolver which was loaded and
accidentally exploded it, seriously
though not MORALLY wounding him.
DR.. Perkins has the little fellow in
charge ana expects to bring him out
all right.
H. B. Dewey of The TINES cele.
brated at Ovid.
NJ and Mrs. John X. Allen, of
Lansing, and Miss Cora Morton,
sister of Mrs. Allen, of Biddeford,
Maine, spent the 4th with Rev. Geo.
H. Wilson and family.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Daniel Smith, in
Owosso township, July sd, by Rev.
Il. S. Leonard, George Hurrell and
Rebecca Smith, both of Owosso.
T. D. Dewey was at Lansing Mon
day.
T. R. Bailey spent the 4th at Jack
son.
Hon. Austin Blair, Michigan's pop.
ular war Governor, was in Owosso
Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Todd entertained her
Sunday school class and their young
lady friends, with ice cream and
strawberries on Monday evening.
The concert at the Baptist church
on Monday evening, despite the
absence of Mrs. McBain and Miss
Hill, both compelled to be absent:
was rich musical treat, of which
there should be more in this city
where there is so much musical talent
of a high order. The programme
was varied little from that printed,
but every part was well sustained and
10 much credit cannot be awarded
those who took part in the evenings
entertainment.
| Read the side.splitting ad. of the
long, lean and lank grocers-Grahame
& Haskell
Too much 4th and the humps put
back the issue of our paper a few
hours this week.
Mrs. DIR. Parkill was at Jackson on
the 4th.
T. d. Dewey took in the Saginaw
races Thursday.
The band boys were treated to a
fine supper Monday evening at the
home of l.. Fairman. for which they
unanimously vote thanks to Mr.. ano
Mrs. +.
Rev. l.. b. Plat has been in the
city this week.
Excursion tickets We're sold at the
Junction BY +. V. Smith tc
nearly every point on the
line between Buffalo and Chicago
the aggregate being I6S. He, also
sold I45 to various points on the d
& NJ. Mr.. Taylor sold al the Owossc
station on the d. x NJ, 81, and Mr.
: Swavze at the NJ. c. depot sold 1885,
} showing that about 900 of our citizens
: availed themselves Of the cheap fare
, to have a good time at some Other
. point, there being no celebration al
Owosso.
We have sold eight tickets for the
Evening News excursion, and have ;
few more left. The next excursion
5 leaves Detroit on Wednesday Jul,
: nth: Fare 70 Portland and return
: via the rapids of the St. Lawrence
, Montreal, Quebec and the Whit,
: Mountain, only Sa2 90, tickets COCO
for 60 days. Leave your orders fo
tickets with The TINES Printing Go
Canfa,n Paterson of the Nation a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
Gu u RsIoN TICKETS. FIFTY CENTS.

BRIGHTON BEACH aud MANHATTAN BEACH ars
only TEN MINUTES WALK from tho Iron PIER and
bV ELEVATED RAILROAD. stages AMI lrrfags&
connection with the boats OF this COMPANY.
CONTINuoUSLY DAY aud EVENING. FARE FIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
gXNHF ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW. YORK. LAKE, ERIE AND MEsrERN RAlL

l. NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangement OF trains taxing effect Juy ls. 1898.
Ga m.-Dsily except SUNDAYS Day Express 1winE room
coaches to Cleveland, Cinoinnau and Chicago.
sp IN. tDailyl-'st Lous Limited" EIPes,INo satra
taio. arriving 7:6 A. mi Niagara Pail, a n salamanca
TO- n Cleveland MI ons.1s s as, ar sr 81
Detroit $40 y Toledo 626 p M and indianapolis
sp m DaGy)-P.cac Express for the West sond Train
Hotsi ana Bune, smoking Coaches to Chicago.
BIB D. m.-Emigrant train for the Vest m ,o
noeu %aS s. 800 40 $40 80 SIC $50 80 10 80 p
II midnishL sundays ssO 1920 IN. LAS. $50. D.
Zero 49, 90 ss9 Io2 2.a m ~ oSs1 10 q
SewsrE ard f..erscn via Newark et5 s..o. llso m:
pights only. Sundays a;15a IN. BIO: $50 ,. m - 80
1S m and Il midnishI sandsJ $50 70 a. NJ
lao. $50 . 2. IN. ana ~ midnight
N.wbars and Cornwall. TO a m. $50. 4so. 8 pm.
SI nSsSoai and Kingdom Montgomery H.
sSS s.ssa 90 e. io;s asaS 60 ssG 'so $40 m
maa,tc1n. g. TO o. 10 20 a m. 80 80 g. sl6 p IN.
e0dsy sO Conn Connect With SGid nsToSd At
T1 Ps q isp;. Hs s.G' go % Ss5 SIS M Sun
day. 800. 1920 IN. 8. $3.50 and D. m -. -, -
,ra% "a M 20 szS NJ and st 1916 and iiS p m
Toseis for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
aud transfer OF baggage be left At the CompsHys oces
Nos 2ei 4ol or 95T Broadway 1877 west ST.. N. Y. No
TIpress trains from West arrive in kewYork at 7io
aAd no ~ ana %ss6T aoap Passr Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW j JERSEY:
~ Trains leave for snEswoea. Coster Pernont and
nyr:as mId hS ss0 sSsda M and t
ssSast sprine valley and iOn'Sy TAO i0i .sop
s0n0''' so. ~ n. ABBOTT. oeD1 Psssr Agent New.Yer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
WEST SHORE ROUTE, ,,..,
w via West Shore OF HUDSON h'er'

On and Monday July trains On S nsbro,ss aSs
Shore and Buffalo Railway viii leaYs via Do'oo''o' ~A1
Cortandt 81 ferries as follows
For saratoga IL 10 a $50 r. ui: IN - a..o N Nm
For Albany and Cstskiii village iiiio m' '''0 " "'
410 90, 49,, ,,o..,. uor.a.,.non NINA IN.
For Saugerties, ITO a m; 4:lgp m o.,u a.San m
Fof stamford lllOa sud saturday gny o.SV p IN a
For Kaaterskiu Hunter summit Pine .ia,
o. M ii:iOa. m; ESQ .. m. $50 p M o"' "" VA" u'
n"s,on Highland Poaghkeep.e Marlboro rSsg a. %
,i,ns o. 90 M. 4:l0 D. and 500 IN of hlags0n
NewInrs $50 q. m, $3.50 IN ll'lo tn- Z'op' "'
oi20 p wi Vest Point cranstons' o3o M ooo ~ NJ
li:ioa ~ $50 p M 800 D. Ill., ''i' I" "'' Wv" u.s.
For time local points south OF ''''
Offices 80. ..a,a. daily exoopt SUNDAY.
Daily DINER css 10 PhGnioia, Catsdn Mountains on
lilo trains ~, ,I.1Oa IN and $50 D. IN. trains for
CatskiIi Albany and safA'os
md timetables at stations ana q. ohces "a ans
eoaSaey Jersey CITY, Peansylvans , ass Of rhIton
Snpay No Courtst. and Annex omee ,vy ~ v ~
york CITY Nos 1852. ZUff 20,
~. ~. 7JI 6tfaye No 16S East iEoti, -.
FOOT Of aud foot Of cors
lsDdtst
Parlor car seats reserved al all o'hoe~
HENRY MoNETL
General Passenger Agsne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13

T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-Passenge
~ trains depots foot OF Cortandt and
fown Reading Mauch chuak. wIlkesoarre Towanda wav.
srv Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at IN. and $40
n m for Easton Bethlehem AMI COolav
Trains leaving at slUa m and $40 p connect for
All ponts In Mahanov and HsZleton coal regions Sunday
train oca for Mach Chunk SlO Leave Mauch Chunk
sf4 m an. -, c,.x -. a -. -.,.. -. ..
SS"' r.. II. BYINGTON, q. L. A
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70 TO r,
" WHITE MOUNTAINS
via the
pRovfDENCE LINE.

STEAMERS Rhode Island and Massachusetts ''A'' ~
n r. daily except sunday. at . p. N. ,..,o. Wan.
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS VIII" iO. 80
20 ysb,an's WITHOUT CHANGE
Passengers via this line enjoy full nights rest nave
-. ,. for breakfast at Providence dine at Plymouth
and arrive at Fabysns early In the afternoon SEM i0r u
Pw. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
LII West St. Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after July 8: 1883.


s-~, AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
NewYork via DesbTosses Cortlandt Street
hs,n.i.suIE Pseurg the West and south with Pullman
Ana ohs.ss Limited o. psrlcr Dn,os sofins and sleep
vssnspo Loci HsysS e1 CORY and Erie a,
tn ana sSaSscng a. Cry for Ttusvie. Petroleum Cen
xY.s:. q Pulnsn Cars daily eIospt sunday 70
sSSIssas o. 30 I'D p and a L night d va
s,s ssd rnd q an % y D. pifa' and ~ night via
1assaHe CIV r. i ? "a and ~ n,s1ss
NO. a. 1.e on pm train
Bay head Jnncon ana ana Dsr%.dis,s s,a
ht ka1r,y and 1@Soy 7ao and m IL nccn
* s,,ss @edI q Pullman Parlor Car. at $40 p m
sioofyn Annex connect with all through trans
BssSl,, y anosding speedy and direct transfer for
ssso, Prom Pit.seurs $50 and iI2o M 7so and
Bancrs $50 s. 5Gsgs sso $50 sSS
from s % 30 = ssad.S s ass
say go s4S PPzo SIo go $50 ss sresPt
10 - - so ss5 20. io:SS and 1850 p SUNDAY,
loss ic ssS; 1o'' iis' MI s1o 's' $780, 1910
>ss TO PHILADELPHIA.
'LnEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
lsISt SUNNI EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 ON
aIN sEw.YoRK
A1Sr 1S WITH iaE riah SSssisr hSSlr
nc Trims leave New.York via Desbro.ses and cort
tIs zs ~ Get Ferries as follows, " Oo'''s Emu Sof~
Sc osSv " and iV Imitod), IL m, ]. 800 $40 L.
lied ana tn ~ H. and IL night Sundays o. 70 Lin.
Express Trs,ns ~ :. o q b ane M and ~ night
729 n, s.ns leave New-York daily, except SUNDAY Al
,tssadsn and D. m. running through vs Trenton and
e5 sa5 usins leave Broadst Station Phadephia IDOL
ana llio - 90 e1cept Monday. 600 100 $40 $50
La AZ an. Limited Express li50 and 62U o. nj
Ss SO az - - and $40 Sunday ia.oi.
ead $40 80 100 $50 l5:2U Limited 30; ID Tls
dsiv Leave Lave shilsoeiphds via Camden = ~ and
pc ioot sm9eA tSo $40 and 9ll Broadway Aston Hou.s
eokIyn 49, sptossss and Coandt sta. Court ct and
"a s.suon. loot OF FULTON Brooklyp Nos
ksgrsnt .ts hadsonst Hoboken Station Jersey CIV
~" omee No. Battery Place and Castle Oar.
xrsss York Transfer Company win call IN, ana ,,.s,
~ rU1A y.R WOOD
oenefsl Manager General Passr Agent
A ~. BoATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
N u NJ "a kATO6A and CITY OF TROY Ieaye Pisr
~ ~ - Ioo< Of chrstophor-s daily exesnt sssnrasy al
Nln6s. nsctlnE with sipr fez III ..ss Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,
FROM STATION OF

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,
FROM STATION OF
NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT. NORTH RIVER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON -
$3.50; $50 las a. m; l Z, a. 4So. o;'o' !"
Direct connection Wayne Junction for Germantown ana
Chestnut Hill at Columbaave for Manayunk- Consho
hocken and Nofristown,
FOR sCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN. BUDD's LAKE AND
LAKE HoPATCoNG.
At9a nj D. m.
FOR wILLIAMSPORT, PENN.
At 6;i5. 745. a. M; S:45, p.
FOR EAsToN.
Ats45 a M; l. S45. q. 4:So $50 p. Sundays at
FOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH CHUNK.
At 645 ga M; /. 3l5. $50 p. m.
FOR WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON.
At b:45 . a. MT s:<5 m
FOR READING, HARRISBURG. etc
AT $40. 7i4a 9. Ills a. m: l. l:So & $50. l2p. M
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, etc.
IAN RAIL- At TAB O. Hoo q. m; 245, $3.50. =, 49u
p m sundays except Ocean Grovel ct $40 D. m' ~
FROM PIER g. NORTH RIVER VIA SANDY HOOK
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc
At ;. 1918 m; 1915. s;45, 49, 5:sop. m Sundays
Except Ocean Grove. at9a m.
FOR LONG BRANCH and intermediate Stations
At4So 1915 m; 1918, 5;lS. 4so. 0;So p m. sun-
days at 9. III An.
FOR ATLANTIC HfGHLANDS.
At4:3O 9l5. 1913 a IN. $3.50, 4;30 .. m.
For information tables apply at No 10 Lberty
Genl Pass. and Ticket ARt. PhlladelphlA
J.E WOoTrEN, Genl Manager.
No ll9 Liberty.st. Newlork
DOPULAR. SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Il Boston and tho East All rail- from Grali Cent-h
Depot Three express daily (sunilys eEc,etsb -
E9sS9 % % p''S Sundays S 10 m pSao
sleeping caIs Newport express loves Gran Central
Depot mi arrives Newport ~ PoP T F"T HseG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
THE SPECIAL NETWORK

AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Ynres tram with paTor and Other through, VIII on
80 sfsr Jny 1874 leave Grand Central Depot ~. w. ~
~ and H. r. RI At9, IA daily. except sundays connect
ing al Wells River express tran Tor newport VERMONT
CusDs etc. and arriving al The mountains say 10 the e'ea
Inc Parlo seats Oe ENGAGED ~ - '~"N'
'NAN' S--N~'- L FSrEAD O. i. A.
Grand Central DepOt New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
GEsTT Track THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

~ B0ATS-CITIZENS LINF.-New
N e III ~ sAkATo6A and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
~ % Gnristopaerst, dsiy except saturday al
s'ssnsf touches ct Albany ~ psn's "'f'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
&ur. To PHILAUELPHIA.
-'LD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

srxinnss EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 o
DAfs STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
IN NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13

DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S
L LINE FOR CALIFoRNIA sANDWlCH iItAS Nt
TRIAL and SOUTH AMKkICA and MkAlClI
Prom Newly FORK. pier foot Canalst- ~ IL
For san Francisco via the Isihmus OF Panama
CRY or PARA sails Monday Aug -. noon
connecting Central and south America aud MEXICO
Prom san Francisco LIST aud Brannan SIS
For Japan and china, -
CITY or TOXIC sails saturday. Aug Is noon -,
Excursion tickets between san Francisco and f0kolama Al
sOecal rates.
For HONOLULU. NEW-ZEAL LAM and AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA sails saturday. Aug. 20
arrival London mails at san francisco -
For gh passage general Information. apply AZ COM
panyis ONCE on the pier foot Can-lIst, n. u
IL, J. BULLAY, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
Drouos.ls.
Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
NCH0R LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships
~ sail from Nev.York every saturday for
GLASGOW via londonderry.
From Pief 20, North River.
BOLIVIA. Aug. IL "a M ETHIOPIA. Sept l, q. m
CiRCASSIA. Aug 25 10 am ANCHORfA Sept. y n
Cabin passage. $50 10 so. Second Cabin $40
Steerago outward. SIS prenad. 81.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEE NSTOWN SERVICE
From Pier Al. North River
CITY OF ROM sails SATURDAY, AUGUST ls, a. m.
FUKNENSIA stiIs SATURDAY. September X . a. m
CITY OF ROME sails SATURDAY, september 22Y q. Ia
passage $50 TO $780, according accommodations
second Cabin ana Nteeraxe above
charge England. scotland and Irei4nl
passage cabin Plans Book OF Tours &c. apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line the South o. Franco
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX Di RECT -
CHA tEAU LATTE 1000 tons. Thurs. Aug ~
CHATEAU LEpNlLLk. 1000 tons ....... sat sent -
Prcntice- stores " all-st Ferryi Brookyh
Travellers France. spain and Italy PyreDeeA Pau.
Nice &c. will time aud expense Dy taking this hne
Cabin Including winel $50 steerage 80.
for passage apply la 49, $500, -. ,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
Dinter Resorts.

TOMS RIVER, n. 1.-THE winter resort for
consumptves modern house seven acres must sold
to close estate boating bathing, &c PHILLIPS WELLS
Tribune Building &i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

The only line having exclusive control OF all tbs io,ks an
al which Ian Il thus preventing
changes from boats TO LAYING out In stream WAVING
land and other vekatous lsliys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-13
STARIN'S
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
once Pier IL. n. IT. foot Of Cortlandt@t
Cons gnmeut OF freight forwarded directed to any part
oiihe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR plSPAI'h
Orders delivery OF all knis Of freight and msr
chandise o any part Of tho city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight description promptly nghefed 70 any poh'
IN the harbOr a reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. starin and ETastns Corning for NEw
HAVEN leave Pier 10 ~ X. 1t daily lsatnrdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between New YORK aud
NewHAven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D.. L. w. HR received at Pier H.
For New Haven and points East. At Pier IL
NORTH SHORES ATEN IsLASD-klevon Mics Tor
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier T. r. loot oil
Whitehal-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunipAw. " J.-pry DOCKS
Machine Boiler shops Everything a2periAnlnk 10 'he
rgf
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
Hard on Burglars.


1t is getting so that even burglars
are seriously interferred with in the
practice of their profession. A re-
cent invention is connected with a
safe and is so arranged that when the
burglar touches the safe an electric
light is thrown upon the face of the
burglar, and a prepared plate insede
the safe door transfers the mans pic
ture, so he can be identified. If this
thing keeps on poor burglar will
have to send an agent to burgle for
him, or he will getinto trouble. The
life of a burglar is becoming full of
terrors. Not long ago woman whose
room was being burglared woke up
and made the burglar stay to lunch,
and listen to lecture on the wicked
ness of his profession, and recently a
burglar was surprised while going
through the residence of an editor,
and the editor sat up in bed and in
sisted on the burglar playing him a
game of seven up for his burglar tools,
and the burglar went away without
the tools.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
TEXAS TOPICS

n, Mann, of ST. 10, Montague
NV. had g head Of cattle killed by
e oab%; ON his ranch recently. The
lsa ,ls Ind been driven near barbed
cs'u fence by II storm, and while
ssal is together were killed by a flash
dIghtning'
Work began on the Toledo, Tex.
!. Rio Grande Narrow.gague, the
s,. a chi is to connect the Toledo,
SGn UNI & st. Louis with the Para
OinS a system of southwestern roads,
n saw dsys ago. The entire line will
ie" "rstructed by George b. Hibbord,
Dc Contractor of the Paramore sys-
s sp at $4,000 per mile'
G,,curille Herald: 1t is a settled
80, that Gsenville will secure the
l %sras and St. Louis railroad. The
l .'1hscrintion list now foots up an
s suv sufficient to justify the guar
aiu t0s reouired, and the contract with
shs company will be closed in a few
W., 1Ds The contract will require the
u aa.S TO be in operation by April l,
, ,Ssl hut the company expects to have
trimming to Greenvllle in time forfall
trade.
1.-The Missouri Pacific company is
out with flyer announcing a great
vsduction in emigrant rates in
1 via either the Missouri Pa
.;Gc or Iron Mountain routes. 1t
s salIs attention to the'vast quantities
If o valuable land, which can now be
uuurcbased at very low prices, and also
makes a concise statement of the
lumber of bushels of wheat, corn and
oats oats, and the number of bales of cot
ton grown; also the heads of cattle
and sheep owned in Texas IN 1882.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
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His wife kept complaining about
having too much work TO do, and one
day when he came home NJ noon
and found dinner was not quite ready
and he fused about it, che quickly
replied;
"Well, geta girl to help do the
work and then l will guarantee your
meals ready for you when you happen
to come home on time"
THAT'S all right" says he; Ill do
so. Now there's Mollie Dream, she
is out of employment now, and | be.
lieve We could get her."
Indeed, and you'll not get her.
You are a little too we'll acquainted
with her already, Ina thinking"
well, how would Jenie Friel do?
She's nice, we'll behaved girl and II
splendid cook"
Splendid cook, Ell? and how do
you know that she's fine cook pray?
Where have you been to see her
cook?"
Never saw her cook; just heard of
her cooking, that's ALL"
mo, sir. I'll have none of your
Mollies and Jennies about me. do
not want any girl. If l get any help
Ill do the selecting, and you can bet
all you are worth it won't be any
girl"
"Not any girl, Ell! Oh, I see You
want man servant"
mo, Twill get no man servant; but
if get any, 1 will get some dried.up,
snaggy-toothed old woman, with a
breath that will knock you back like
q shock Of electricity should you go
near her. I've got no time to lose
watching you and the hired girl of
your own selection. You can't get
ahead of me-" .
He smiled disappointed smile
and walked out of the kitchen into
the sitting room feeling that he only
held second place in that house.