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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-27
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9fedt liebensiuiiroige Gbarafter=
GigenI9aften ber .Srldllber bringen Die
proseile geser Die WDrber BON gaben=
biib unb 8urfe un6 gcgen bic DDnamit=
Neri6w6rer gu Sage. Wann inner bie=
fe irii6en uTreibeit2belben" abgefabt
iperben, finben 1i9 unter ibnen &erle,
bic, I'm 1i6 felbft pom @alsen su retten,
als angeber sesen ibre Genp6en anftre=
ten. Ser beuti9e 8olfsmunb in Nmee
rita pfegt bic Srldnber &uilen gu nens
men; aber bamit geI6iebt ben &ullcn 1ebr
unre6t. Denn mas inlmer man bon ben
ruilil6en ydblliiten bcilfen moge, = lie
1inb in ibrer @rt 9eloetr, bic o6ne gu
slden llnb sll muden in ben Sob geben,
uuo BON benen fid feiner sum 8errdtber
bes anbern bergiebt. Wenn ie einntal
Elm 9aiDiliit bon bansem 3agen befallen
pirb, ob er Der Gerlu6ung, li1 auf
Soften leimer Genoi1en gu retten, iperbe
ipiberiteben f0nnen, 10 enbet er pen
3meifel our6 Selbitmorb. Sod nm gu
einem iol6en Musbulfsmittel gu greiien,
iinb bic Srldnber mobl 81 - fromm.
Selbltinorb 1T ia cine 5iinbe, bic man.
nadOem lie begansen 1T, nidt einmal
bei6ten fam! Nlio begebt man lie ni6t
fonbern tpirb lieber gum 9lmseber uno
bringt feline Geuohen an ben @alsen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-27
Wan teriau,,,e nidlt.

Den neuen Store Der n2one Star Sea
@ompanp", .402 gde bon 9oufon ,lno
2oiopoifraBe Su beiu6em. Mcn triift
bafelbft cine Dollitdnbige Nusiuabl BON
feincm 5bee, &affee. @emiirsen, Gami=
lien=@roeeries uno propilionen, tpie ie
in San Nntonio ME beher gu finben
mar. Sic preiie iinb oerartig, 6aB iie
Sebermann aufrie6en fellen. Die Nua=
litdt fdmmtli9er Maaren fann ni1t
iibertroffen tperben. Geiner Sbee unb
&affee iino cine Spe3ialitdt. &affee
miro tagli6 friib ge6rannt uno gemab=
len am Blabe ieibf. Sebermann fam
uniere 2rafts 3afieemiible bpr oem Store
in 5bdtigfeit ieben. Nm Greitag ben
%. 1T unier Store er0ffnet iporben.
Selepbon nerbinbung SO. 288. Wan
erinnere li9 an 402, gde bon 0oufon=
unb 2oioDoliraBe, gegenilber 9lOe. 6.
M9tungspoa
23,3- s. 9. 9aas.
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Cages Wemigfeiten.
q n / a n b

- Ser peniions-G -Gommiiidr Dub
leD bat ein &unol6reiben erIa1en, in
ipelber alle Special Ycniionsbeamte
angeiuiefen iperben'ofentli6 bcfannt su
MAIDEN, baB ,iie ni6t ermd6tiGt linb &C.
biibren Ober Soften bon Beniipnirten
oOer 9lpplifanten fir peniionirung su
forbern.
- Cine gr0Bere QlnSabl nortpegilber
6ol5fdaer 1T in pbilabepbia angefom=
men. Dieielben begeben iid nod Mins
neiota I'm bort unter gontraft gu arbei.
ten.
= Sn Der 9tdbe bon Qelenn, 9lrf.,
cine Mteile bon Mearianna, ereigneie
Ii6 auf Der Sron Mountain giienbabn=
linie elm llngliid. gine Gar nit pfdbz
len gum gintreiben fubr auf bic Giienz
babnbriide. pl6bli1 gabeu Die Ydnz
ber Der Bride mad unb bic Gar nit
fammt Der pfableintreibe Maldine uno
pieraebn Mann iiiir3te in bic Siefe. Ser
Sngenieur bra6 Ben re1ten 9lrm, Der
feitbem nabe Der G1ulter abgenommen
tuerben muBte, foipie bas linte 8ein unb
brei 3ippen. Ser 9eiser erbielt 8ranbs
ipunbeu an 2opf unb S6ultern. Ser
Mann, Der oben auf ber gintreibema=
idine geifanben, fiel etiua breibig SUP
berunter unb erlitt innerlibe 8erlebun=
gen.
- Sos in Der Mr1 Street su p9ila=
belpbia beiinbli9e Sbeatergebdube i'll
abgebrannt. Die Gromt bes 6auies III
fteben geblieben. Ser S1dbeh betrdgt
beBhalb nidt mebr als SIS, 900.
= Sn Golge oes pStrifes" Der Sob.
lengraber in Ohio ipurbe Der 8etrieb in
enlbomas' 'i1en@iIenmerfsn eingeIte[lt.
Die Stablfabrif in Straitsoibe muBte
aus benielben @rhnben gei9loiien iuer.
ben.
= Ser prdlibent bes ameritaniiden
Gereins bonn rotben Greu3 in Malbing.
ton bat bon WeHon in MiifiIippi eine
9lufforberung 3ur unterItiibung Her oor.
tigen 8erungliidten erbalten. Gs beiBt
in oem S9reiben: r9unoert perionen
iin6 tobt, 200 bertpunbet unb 1000 OBJ.
ba1los. Sn 6er9lusbebnung bon 20Wtei.
len bat Der ,Sturm 9lfles binDeggefeat
Die gauge @esemb lit eins pollltdnbigt
Wiiite.
| - 9as Ser. Staaten @eribt gu ssef.
ferion Gitp, Mo., bat brei Der bortiger
Hidter berbaften uno einiperrea lallen,
ipeil 2ebtere lib eine gti6tbefOlsung bel
Verorbnunsen bes @eri6ts 81 S6ulber
fommen lieBen.
MuSlan0.
: Sn petergburg wurbe Der gum
3obe perllrtbeilte gtibiliit Bo9anoiuitid
anfsefniipft, ipdbrenb Der ebenfalls gun
Sooe berurtbeilte 8ontieOiiiJ eri6oder
wurbe.
= 9euti1lanb, iuel6es bisber ourd
einen @eneral=Goniul in Geutral. 4me
rifa bertreten mar, tuirb icbt einen @e
| i6ditstrdger babin ididen.
Sn 5oluea, so Wteilen bon bel
merifaniiden 9auptitaot, if eiiIe Su6u
| itrie Nusitellung er0ffnet uoroen.
= Mus Bern ipirb gemelbet: 9lu.
bieIiger @egenb iino 200 perioueit mad
9lmerifa aussewanbert. Die iblimm
| Gage Der 2aHobep0lferHug 1T bic Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-27

geaansen, ater mie tab id ie sefunben-
bic Stimme bes @rsablers 5itterte INNER
1nebr, bi5 ct enblid in Elm lauteS beuleu<
beS Sdlud;en ausbrad: Nuf Strob,
in 2umpen, bic &inber nodt, Der Vruoer
cben bon, 29pbus aufseitanben, pie N
@eipenf, ,-unb bic Wiutter : bic alte
Wuttes blinb! llnD oa5 baten ie msr
nidt seidrieben, neil le taben sewpllt
lieber bunsern ale netmen ein s(lncen
bon mir. rno ME id ie 10 feb, oais es
iiter mid sefommen, oaa id bab' peiren
sernuBt unb ie baten iner erfanat; ba
bat bic alte Mutter aufsebpbea ben Arm
uno hat sefdricn, i'd icll nler Icben meg
unb baben iif 9la' rcn mer gepcno't,
als ipenn id tpdr' en- 9luslitiser unb bo-
ben nler nidt at9encmmen, mas i'd ie
ppllt seben. lluo leben Sc, ba tob' i'd
mid wpllen renben an ZEN Serrn Baron,
neil Der Ser Yarpn is Der Sdupengel
pun bic 9an5e @esenc unb bat furirt ben
gruber bon n Eppbns unb bat unter-
itutt Die 9an5en arnlen SubensT sTamilien
10 gut er bat getonnt, oaB ie ni6t finb
Sunssrs seitcrben ca bab id sepentt,
Eia fSnnt ben Serrn Baron brtnsen sa8
@slb unb er fSnnt'3 peripalten unb fSnnt
mer hermit unteritiieen bic Weinisen, ba6
bic arme alte Wutter nidt uleIr miiBt
liesen auf Strob uno baB Der gruoer
ipieoer fSnnt 5uriidfaufen Den Sramlapen
unb Die tleinc Birtbidaft. 9lter CT miBt
/ tbun, ais fdnl's BON llm, penn pcn ibm
netmcn fee, aber ben mir nidt.
(Uprtffsuns f0lat)
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Sntere11ante 91euiQfeiten /!

9ie 2eIer uttlefes 8lattes, tpeld)e bas
befannte 9aus 6. Diaper & Son be-
iu6t baben, tuerben getpiB iiberraI1t
lein bon ben binaugefiigten Mnbenten.
9eute erfdeinen bic Serren nit elmer
Dffenen Preisliite bDr bem Yublifum.
Sic Yreiie {inb in geiu0bnli6en 3a1len
arf iebern 9lrtifel Dermerft uno elm
preis lit bic 2Diung.
Seine Qatpns 5 Gents.
Seine 80 3oll b-eite 2amns 10 gents.
Seine 36 3on breite 2apns 125
Gents.
Seine @insbams 8, 10, 124 Big IS
Gents.
prints 5 Gents. feline Seeriuder 129
Gents.
Snbigos 10 big 124 Gents.
Sn Gleiberitoffen cine elegante Nuss
tpabl au billigcn Yreilen.
GroB @rain Gaile 9eioe IS @ents.
Ottoman sGatins Is Genis.
Sn 2poner f9warser GeiDe offeriren
mir Bargains.
Seine eebliimte Organbiss 20 Gents.
ipertb 35 Gents.
ssnoia 2amns ls, 25. 27a eents uno
aufmdrts. ...s
Sc geses 12a Geuts.
Gelfreifte iapanefl6e 6eibe IS
Gents. Geibe 35, 60, 65. Is, 80 unb
81. Die feinften Qualitdten in glei=
dem 8ev1altnib.
Mein leinenes Sanotiiberioff 10 bis
20 Gents unb aufwdrts.
&ein 1einene 0anbtiider $l.25 unb
81 per 9ubenb.
8ettseuge in allen Breiten iebr biliig.
8eftes rein leinenes Oamaft Si5h=
seng ertra brett so bis 80 gents uno
b0ber. Wir baben bierin cine febr
erobe Muspabl in ben perldiebenfen
Mufern. '..5',
Gardiner, bic lebten Mniter BON
$3.50 per paar auftpdrts. Doroweife
au allen preifen.
llnicre Gounterpins su 81. $3.50. 81
Bis SIS iino Der 8eiidtiguns gu ems
pfeblen.
gDir baben mehrere 100 Yaqr Ginoer
unb Damenfriimpfe. iuelde mir forts
geiebt su 10 bis 20 Gents berfaufen.
Stein leineme 9of1enthder. feline unb
getp6bnlide, gu 10 Gents, 123 Gents
unb aufip1rts.
gmpiimeen cine onbere Got bon
6bibenbanoi6uben su. 10 Gents pei
Yaar. 3wirn-. Seioes, glaeeez nnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-27
anlal1ung gu bieIer Ma1enauswanoes

aHtuliun9 5a olelel aHullelluuslpuHoe'
rung. 49,.
: Man bebauptet in paris, baB BIZ
9taiaus suil6en 9eutI6lanb, Selter=
reid unb Stalien gu benz 3tpede abge=
f6lohen uorben iei, I'M Granfrei6 gu
iioliren uno suglei6 eine allgemeine @bs
riiitung an5ubabnen., 8ismard ioa bic
Mbli6t Gabil, alti einem abslbaltenoen
ellropdiiGen @pngrelie Die Mbriifung
Dor5ui6lagen.
= Cine 9iatbribt Don petersburg
fagt baB mebrere Sffisiere un6 9ol0a=
ten bnielbit fiir3l1 5elbitmorb begins
gen, neil lie nit ben NiDiiiiten in 8ere
binoung itauben llab ,ibr Srei6en ents
bedt tpurbe.
/. : 8ei einem 0euer, bas in elmer
Ml0beIfabrif gu @ari6au ousbra6, linb
16 9trbeiter berbranllt.
= Sn eiilenl Sbeater gu Baris ereig=
nete ii9 cine @aserplolion, bur1 tpel1e
20 Perionen berpunbet ipltrben.
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aW Cine Ybotograpbie ift cine
grinnerllng fiirs ganse 2eben unb fern=
ipobnenben 8ermanbten fann man feline
gr0Bere Treube sbereiten, als tpenn lnan
ibnen feline Photographic iiberi6idt. s..
8ubm & Co., Norblpeit=gde bomDaain
pla5a, fertigen briaante gil6er at.
Sbre @allerie 1T pompos eingeri6tet
uno nit ben neueiten Mpparaten berle=
Ben. 30,1 ,6Wet
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= 9as Staats 9epartement gu
Maibington bat cine 8erluarnung gegen
bic 2anbung iriider Yaupers erlaiien.
Wenn Pripatperionen ooer Die engliide
&eeierung iol6e an uniere @eiia6e i6is
den, 1inb bic 3oleinnebmer ailgeipieien,
fie iofort auf Soften Der S9iffseigner
auriid au fenben. Sin oas 8orgeben
6es Staatsamts re6tfertigenoes 8eieb
ipurbe befanntlid bonn GOugreHe paflirt.
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Scr Ypitpffiee Grhamae,

Sommers & Beterfon gigen=
tbiimer, fiibrt Die belten Weine, @bam=
pagner, Wisfies, 2ilu0re, feines Bier,
einbeimii6e unb importirte gigarren.
9as 2ofal iit luftig itnb gerdumig unb
Billarbipieler finben mebrere Sif9e Der
beiten Gabrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,nS
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6. $. Waaller, gpboleiole- uuo

- =. 8. Wtiller, Dboleiale- un6
&etlilbdnbler in Sarben, Selen, 9ln=
itrei1ernaterialien, Commensurate,
San Mntonio, empIieblt iein groBes
Eager in bieIen Nrtifeln sn Seem Oorf
preifen unb ma6t gan3 beionbers auf'
6elt geiudblten 8orratb bon 8iloern:
@bromos, SUPPER ltnb Stablltiden,
Oelgemalben unb phantaIie 8iloern
aller 9lrt, ferrer auf Die gel6madpolle
9lustnabl BON 8iloer,abmen Der aller=
noberniten TDrm unb auf bic Nles
umfallenbcn 3ei6nennlaterialem auf=
merriam. @lle 9luftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen gran6en Derben prompt
aussefiibrt; Yilber pDn jeber GroBe ein=
gerabmt rab alle 9(rbeiten m6gli6it
idnel unO gut'beIorgt. Die in 6as Sad
f6ldgen.
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Gsil1 feltiam, pab Semanb NIT Qeitsn
bstaitst iR, bic burh narelnes Wlut tnt.
fisbsn, penn 81 abatts bic 0tfnnp.
ssit I'm ptYalten OrsanIsmas wiseer btr.
aelt. Nolapalis N sin BARTENDER Sprup,
anssnsbm ,u nsbmtn. unb Der tsae bic isbt
sntpsdte y 8lutrttniger. 70 tetlt
Sucpt,In. fYpbilittf&s estesn. Mrsn.
lGwahs. GuYHpslas. malarilhe esiesn,
N,rp6atat S&wa&t, @alsnlsibsn uno
3rantbetsr oeS Blutts, bsr Qtbsr. Der
Nisrsn. tss Wassns. Der 6aut m.
Uafer's pain Yanaeea tsili
SHnsr,.n tsi WtnfAsn unp lbisrsn.
DR.. Npess's Wurm opraf
tSptst BE Warmsr auasntlidlt&.
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- Giue aite Warterin, last: ~ Tr.
Aders gnSliid 6emeep" 1T oos teiie
Wlittel sesen 9ulien. Brduns ober Cipb.
erie. Bsi alien 9lpoibeiern III baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-27

*gs 1T mogli6, baB oielc Noii5 einer
Dame in bic 0dnOe fdlt, Die frdnfli6
1T, unb 10 piel i1on in ibrem 2eben
ausgebalten bat, baB lie su bem pallus
gefomnen 1T, no iie lagt: uBem ni6t
gu belfen 1T, Der muB eben. leiben."
9as 1T freili6 tpabr, 10 lpeit cs gebt,
aber es 1T bod ai6 ln0glid, bab Sic
ein 8erieben gema6t babem, ipenn sic
.geoa6t, baB nur hllr0 9lerSte &uren ge=
ina1t wcrben f0nnen, uno eDe Sic ii6
gan5 berSlpeifelt Sbrem S6idial iiber.
lafen, follten Sic lieber Grau 2pbia 6.
Yinfbam's &rduterzMiidung probiren,
Die ieBt algemeines gDunber erregt, unb
Sic tueroen bann iib iclbf bon Ser
9eilfraft bieier Braparation ii6erscllgen
f0nneu.
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: Reines Blu. ertalt bic @eiuntbeit
Or. Ndet5 @luoo @!irir" wiro BON ben
terpcrrasenoifen Ner3ter empfohlen. Bel
aus 3Iprthefern III taben.
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Serr g. %. SeiIions BON gnnis,
Seras, fagt: sd babe Srolun's gi=
iell=Yitters gebraudt llnb fam es aui
bas @drnllte elnpfeblen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-27

1UUU S0uQr5 y3el09nung 1ur JeDfn
6a6en Cotton Der barin gefanoeil tpirb.
66leier in allen benfbaren Wsulferr.
Gd6er 81 allen Yreiien, @r6Ben unb
Sorten. Man mnB bic S46nbeit bies
Ter 9a1en betpun6ern. il
Goriets! gorfets2
s. b's Mbiultdble ST, ,pertb $3.50;
oies if eins Der beHen ,Goriets i'm
Marft. Surpriie 81, Bamboo 81 .35,
3ephpr $40. patent auiomntidpe
$1.75. lpertb $3.50, Yatent biagropbic
$1.75. tpertb ESQ. Or. @arners
0ealtb Nnrfing $1.75, Mrabesque
Qanogema1t So, pertb $5 unb cine.
grOBe MnsDabl anberer Marfen 3u benz
fel6en billisen preiien.
S96nite gambric @bemiietten bon
so Gents aufmdrts.
lleberidd1en bon so gents big 81 .25.
@owns bon 80 Gents Biz 81 .25.
Saquetts BON 81 BIZ. $18 bas Slid.
pubwaareg!
.Mir babeil bierin cine auberOrbent=
lide Qunoi1aft aab nerwenoen barauf
ipeciele Mufmerffamteit. QDjr perfou.
fen fitr gaibmarteu bic Woaren Iiir
Baarpreiie. Wir b0beH nur iaitonnld<
bige Waaren. nuiere Neubeiteu bic
rim f0nnen nid6t iibertrnifen tperAeil.
llniere Genntrib Der Stabts unb
Qanbfnnof9aft giebt una ben Nortbeil
nnr @aaren 80 fii6ren, tuel6e 9emanf9t
,perben..
Beidbe. Drnouente w.s Nir fubrtn
cine grpBe Musm0bl unb nertaufeH 81
preiien mel6e bic Artifel biais MAIDEN.
8erfdisbenes.
,Wir baben es 3u unjerer Qebensauf=
eabe 9emosBt unfer @eF9dft 70 81 fiit-
rem. oaB Is benz @eihmnd unb Muuff3
oes pubIitums eniipri9t. Der erfe
Rauf bsrfi@ert nas, bab iDieber e<sdnft
[uirb.
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sla,,c sslanea=stmsiiac.

200 Nnsiige pnn $40 an aufmdrts.
Garbe garantirt. gu babeu bei
pancoali & Spbn.
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gyaiA 9. Yiakhaai's

Snnipfcme elmer
mmtbG bGti9en e 3 er.
Ulausel an Gppetit, @eSdrin gerftopfuns,
gHniersen i'm SSopf nit einem ountpfen @eiiibl
I'M 9intertcpfe, G9mer;en inter ben gtnlter.
Mbneisrns gegen iebe fSrperltde pcer seiftise
EbStigfeif, rei;bareSE Temperament tribe Stinis
nllug nit nern befouberen @efible, irseub
cine pbiiesenbeit rerseiien ~ baben, Miinigs
feit, @irre, Ser5flcpfeii, Yunfte 5cr ben Mugen,
aelte Sant, ibertaapt &cpffdnsersen ctertalb
itigcnssn 2raumell. fart sefarbter arin unS
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xuffs YfIIen fInb fpe,ien fur ticfe Idne
bereftef, etseDo{7s peruriddt einfn fpldocn
fei fm 8effnbfm, paG Der &eibente erifdunt IT,.
eieprrmebren ben 4ppsfff nne psrnriaten Bieiidss
dnfat, na psr 2orper acndbrf uno tur pre tpniid.e
28irfIlHa auf rfauuisgS ein resetfudfts
ofr &fbfaoita terporeerufen utrb. HreiS IS Cent?.
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Nul,1nler 271.
S. Mayer & Son.
Gfe Gpmnerce= ltlt6 Naparrpe eStra6e,
9egenaber @rooS' Banf.

Gafor-0anbi6ube in allen Garben unb
gu ben biqisfien preiien.
@pibensGra9en Is, rs un6 IS Gents
in ben neueften Mloben. Dieies De-
partement 1T 6er beionberen Bea1tnng
gu empfeblen.
Die Aualitdt bon unferen 81nbern
1T Die bette. Mir fiibren Bic befannte
unb garantirte Marte v@ol6 Meoaille"
rein 9eibe.
go. 2 @rob Grain 6 Gents per Darb.
5 g
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S atr 8 1, {.

wraus eaase eser . + wersen pur9 Elm einsises
Nultrdoen niefer 8erbe su gtduaeue fDwdrben
seripaneelt eie bereitt einy natre Garbe nge wtrt
migsnbtdli au rsyfauep IN apctbeten oear utrn nap
griptana bon 81 bnr8 Grprsb perfanpt
Office 35 NRurrnp Gfrtef, gffip-s)c
(pr 5utts Uanuat, perfbpouer nifertueiiniger untl
ps4sxHe5epte boil tro aufgerIdnsfn frei tegfenpefJ
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g. Maper& SDtM
gde Commerce uub aporrp srabe sesenaber Gruas anf
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-03
A Good Sleie h Ride.

The present winter has been remarkable
one in New England for steady cold weather
and infrequeucy of violent storm. The result
good sleighing. The snow came early and has
remained for sixty days with occasional re-
Inducements just enough to keep up splendid
sleghing. The result has been highly salts
factory to the manufacturers of sleighs and
livery men as we'll as to those who enjoy the
exhiaration of the sleigh ride.
The first ALBANY" sleigh that has appeared
in this city was upon the street. yesterday and
the honor of Christening it was conferred upon
party of newspaper men. This family or
party sleigh is all the rage in Boston, New
York and elsewhere and it is not surprising.
Upon single pair of runners is set a craft to
Lat on the snow and ice as graceful as the
most luxuriant gondola. There are comfortable
seats for nine persons and it is sumptuously
upholstered. Messrs. Sawyer & Fernald, the
popular livery men, have the honor of introdu-
cling it here. With pair of fine dark ba,s
the ribbons in the hands of that veteran
whip" Mr.. Fernald, and the "Albany" sup
piled with wealth of fur, the scribes snapped
their fingers at Jack Frost and enjoyed de-
lightful drive over to Cape Elizabeth yester-
day morning. The air was nipping and eager
but the sun was bright and sparkling upon the
level carpet of snow and ice, The men of
weary labors for the public entertainment en-
joyed it hugely and will long remember Messrs,
Sawyer g. Fernald Tor beau ideal New Eng
land sleigh ride,
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-03
Personal.


Adjutant Gen. Dalton of Massachusetts will
be present at the Blues reception TO Governor
Robbie and the Mss erick Rifles February I'D.
Rev. G. A. White of Hallowell, accepts the
unanimous call from the Congregational church
and society at Mechanic Falls, commencing
his work the first Sunday in February.
Mrs Sarah Whitman Paris, wife of ex-Gov
A. X Paris, died in Washington, Tuesday,
aged SO years Her husband was Names Sec
ond Governor, elected in 1922. He was Gov
erpor when Lafayette visited Maine.
Insurance Commissioner J. B. Peakes, whom
Boston paper accuses of sharp dealing, was
interv iewed recently by the Boston
Journal. Mr., Peakes states that, the
mountain labored and brought forth a mouse.
His salary and perquisites, he said, instead Of
amounting to twenty-five hundred dollars pei
year, amounted to about seventeen hundred
dollars per year, and out of that he has paid
about five hundred dollars for clerk hire and
travelling expenses; that he has settled accord
ing to the statute of the State, as anybody will
admit, and that he feels perfectly easy abou
the matter,
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-03

StockbrIdge will sell the tickets for the
Joseph Cook lecture to be given at City Hall,
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th. Due announce
ment will be made regarding prices for re-
served seats and general admission. Members
OF the Young Mems Christian Association will
be admitted free of charge xcept for reserved
seats) with one friend. This Will be The only
opportunity to LeAr Nh Cook 10 Maine this
eason Such is the demand ior his rvices,
he 70 as been secured AT great cost. City Hall
ought to be packed He draws immense au-
dences everywhere else. Portland ought hot
to be behind in this respect. The subject
"Seven Modern Wonders of the World" is a
very suggestive one and is pronounced by
critics one of MIR. Cooks best forts i'll the
lecture field.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-03
Roller Skating Rink.

The gentlemen's party which occurs at the
rink next Tuesday evening will prove Que Of
the most interesting OF the'season. This is CIV
en- in return for the ladies' par which took
place at the rink a short time ago. The floor
will be under the direction of eight young gem
tlemen, who will act as aids The ladies will
not be allowed On the surface during the music
unless they are accompanied by gentlemen.
All ladies without partners will be provided
with them by the aids as far forth as possible.
The management will spare neither pains nor
expense to make this an attractive entertain
ment. In addition to the above, the services
of Prof. G. B. Whitney of Lynn have been se-
| cured, who will give one of his unparalleled
exhibitions of trick and fancy skating. The
Professor is brother of Manager Whitney OF
this rink, and is well aud tavorably known in
this city as one of the most accomplished skat-
ers in the countr, and still another extra at.
ira tou for this occasion is the eng cement
Chambers full brass band to furnish must
during the evening This alone would prov
sufficient attraction to fill the rink aud coupled
with the others there is no dpubt but that the
rink will be tested to its fullest capacity. The
management are bound to make the rink the
leading place of amusement of this city,
and if we may judge by the attendance, they
are succeeding well in their endeAvors.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-03
STATE NEW S.

ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Trade is lively especially in potatoes at Fort
Fairfield. One day last week 1900 barrels
were purchased in Fort Fairfield market.
Sixteen carloads were shipped from Fort Fair
field during the week. Twenty three carloads
altogether left that port.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Monday night sneak thieves stole the days
washing from the clothes-ine of Rev. Mr.
Hascall in Pennington. The loss is quite an
moving to Mr.. and Mrs. Hascall, as they are
preparing to return TO Burmah as mis-
sionares, and the above clothing was part of
their outfit.
PENoBsCOT COUNTY.
The Wing says that the furnace at the B. &
X. Iron Works Is working well, and made ovt r
one hundred tons of iron last week. Wood is
coming in aster than usual on account of fine
weather and no heavy SHOWS m ak ing the haul
ing excellent. The furnace is being run by
steam, on account Of the drouIh. Water has
failed. The b. Il X. Iron Works Railroad is
doing good business in freight nd carrying u
fair number OF passengers. There is being
hauled for shipment by rail, from Bangor, q
considerable amount of ship timber as we'll as q
quantity OF last blocks.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Eastern State says that Mrs. Margaret
B. Ramsdell of Ripley aged Sc, during the
past six months has knit 20 pairs of stockings
aud made quilt consisting of 6I squares, each
square containing q pieces, besides taking
household tasks. Her reasoning powers also
are fully as good as most people enjoy at 60.
YORK COUNTY.
10 Kittery Thursday last Phcnbe Tn gersoI1
-ssfssl ss siao mature age of one hundred years
and two months.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-03
a Valuable Cargo.

On the Prussian which arrived yesterday
morning, came forty-two Scotch girls to work
in the mills Of the Westbrook Manufacturing
Company at Saccarappa. The company has
been trying for the past six months to secure
help in this country by advertising and by
sending agents to manufacturing towns from
Lewiston to Philadelphia. Failing to secure
enough girls capable of the kind of work re-
quired, they sent to Scotland, where girls are
trained for such service, and the result is the
arrival Of fine looking, neat and bright party
of girls, well-dressed and intelligent, who have
gone to Saccarappa to enter upon. the duties fer
which they have left their native land. The
company is to be congratulated on securing
such capable and reliable help, and is entitled
to the thanks of the community for assisting in
the immigration OF such valuable additions to
our industrial population.