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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
Tires SAMPLES of German Humor.

Professor. to class in surgery: 1.-THE
right leg of the patient, as you see, is
shorter than the left, in consequence of
which he limps. Now. what would you
do in a case of this kind?" Bright stu
dent: Limp, too"
Woman, with dog jumping at her, to
Professor, owner of the animal: s.FOr
Heavens sake, man, call your dog OIL,
or he will upset me-" Professor, stand
ing on one foot and scratching his head:
..One minute. madam ..s;"..s,- e."
himseif) rs sosif is1 can remember the
internal brute's name"
"How is it You are so punciual at the
office every morning, Smith? You must
have an excellent alarm ut your house"
eyes, indeed, and cheap one. You
see, every evening before going to bed
push the cradle under the Black For
est clock, with the weights directly
over the baby's head. Punctually ut 3
o'clock in the morning there is an I'M
earthly yell, and know what it has
lust struck. "-PhilatteiDhia CaN.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
The Percentages of Active Old Men on til

In young country like this, wher,
life is continually at fever heat, anu
where action rather than reflection car.
ries the day, old age seems out of place
In the staid old towns and cities OF
England, Hawthorne tells us in his
"Old Home" that he observed that old
age came forth more cheerfu!ly and
generally into the sunshine than among
ourselves, where the rush, stir, hustle
and irreverent energy Of youth are SC
prepOnderant that the poor forlOrn
grandsires begin to doubt whether they
have right TO breathe in such a world
any longer. and so hide their silvery
heads in solitude. But fast as this
country and this period both proverbi.
ally are. it is = fact that the percentage
of old men who continue in active life,
and who do not show their years except
to close scrutiny, is on The increase.
Erect and active octOyenarianS, even,
are not unknown on our streets, whose
appearance still makes them pass cur.
rent rs being in the executive period OF
life. The constant Improvement in the
average style of living in the matter OF
dwelling. food and raiment. perceptibly
promotes longevity and increases the
number of cases of it. Boston Herald.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
The Lime-Kiln Club,

''Who am de doctah?" asked Broth
err Gardner, rs Samuel Shin finally got
room for his feet and the meeting came
to order.
'In de fust place he am \ young man
who t'ars up sidewalks, Jugs off gates,
takes up two seats in the street kyar,
walks six abreast on de sidewalk, cul-
tivates slang an am only two p'ints
removed from lOafer. lie graduates.
He has 'arned some Latin, some sur
gerry. aud what he dOan' know bout
medicine he amt gwine to practice on.
BY an by you h'ar of him as u success
full dOctah. He has stuck his stakes
an drawn his lines. He has rarned
dat castor lie am gentle cathartic, an
he will purceed from dat to figger what
may be good fur typhoid fever.
''De dOctah am u man who Fuckers
his mOuf an shakes his head. He am
VERY car'ful not TO talk too much. If
one of his patients foun' dat aqua pnra
meant water de dOctah would consider
de case hopeless What he lacks in
knowledge he reckons dc family will
make up in good nussin'.
DE doctah am wise man. If he
finds de pulse up an de tongue coated
ne knows dar' am fever. If it shouldn't
happen TO be fever de medicine would
do jist de same good. When he can't
tell a case of measles from case of
smallpox he kills two birds wild one
stone by prescribin' fur de latter.
..'If a fam ~ doctah should sOt down
an tell patient dat he had bilious fe-
yer. an dat he was givin' him sartin
remedies an dat he would be out in
twelve or fourteen DAYS, de patient
would expire INSIDE of Two hours. De
only safe vs.. "m to shake de head,
scare dc wiz" 'n,er fits, an pronounce
it case OF BE. an death whar' de
chii'en must b. spanked aud tied up.
de doah-be.l mufflsd. an all de rela-
shuns teiegraphed to. It's only arter
de patient am seen sawin' wood de
week arter dat lie am told what clus'
shave he had.
"De doclah am q man who sticks.
When he gifts hold of a case dar' am
no let-go Onless he am pulled of. II
he can't cure he kin advise q trip to
Macknaw or Florida, an il de patient
am oncivil huff to die on his hands oil
Odder doctahs am ready to testify dat
his life was preserved hull var long
er dan could have bin expected. De
doctah who would admit dat case was
too complicated fur him would be hus-
tied outer de ring in no time.
"De doctah am great stickler fur
de professional It amt professional
to advertise dat he am doctah. De
public mus take him for bank rob-
Der or a hoss-jockey an keep up de in
quiry until it am diskivered dat he am
a doctah. 1t amt professional fur two
doc; abs to meet ober de same patient,
fur fear he will git well. 1t amt pro-
fessiOnal for one doctah to admit dat
anOder has written morphine whar' he
meant quinine an killed somebody.
Eben when coroner's jury am sittin'
on de body of butchered woman 1t
amt professional fur Q doctah to call
it case of abortion. 1t mus be his
opinyun dat de woman was run ober
by train of kyars. Nobody eber h'ars
Of doctah maxim mistakes. De un-
dertaker kivers 'em up an de fratern-
ity take de witness stand. Let us now
purceed to bizness. "-Detrott Free
Press.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
Pretty Thin Skinned.

The Rev. DIR. S, who happens to
possess rather ilorid complexion, re-
Gently went into the shop of barber,
one of his parishioners, to be shaved.
The barber was addicted to an occa-
sional spree. after which his hand was
apt to be somewhat unsteady. In shay
ing the minister on the occasion refer
red to. he made slit and brought the
blood to the surface in considerable
quantity. The minister turned to the
man and brother and said, in a tone of
solemn severity:
.'You see, jackson, what comes from
taking too much drink"
Eyes. sah," replied Jackson, sit
makes de skin very tendah, sab, 1t do
for fack. sab. Modern Argc
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
The Waste of Animal Food,

The flesh of domestic animals fit for
food is almost waste substance in
many countries, since it cannot be To-
cally consumed nor prOiitably pre-
served. In the River Platte republics
alone there are S0.000,O00 sheep and
%. OO0,O cattle to q population of
$500, 600. For years sheep were only
valued there for their wool, and, when
fayed, carcasses were lett there to rot,
or. when dried. piled up in stacks for
fuel, while later on they were boiled
down for their tallow. Sheep get very
fat in the province of Buenos Ayres.
and those of three and four years will
give frequently from eighteen to TWEEN
ty-iive pounds of tailow. Countless
numbers of sheep are boiled down every
year in the so-cailed graserias only for
the tallOw, which forms one of the
staple articles of export. The mutton
is thrown away, or used in II dry state
as fuel.
In the five years ending with 1850,
more than 100000 sheep and 200, 900
horned cattle were boiled down simply
for their tallOw. in the colonies of New
South Wales ami Victoria.
We English are great meat eaters,
and. rs our home supply is quite. insult
ficient, we have to import more than
100000 tons every year. With the
growth of our population, and the de-
creasing number Of livestock ut home,
the imports of meat from abroad have
prOdigiously increased in the.last quar-
ter OF a century.
In a paper read before the Royal
Colonial Institute, Sir Francis Bell. the
agent-general for New Zealand. stated
that frozen meat in any quantity can
be placed upon this market from the
other side of the world at Cd. to cd. 4
pound. leaving q good profit to the
grower This" he added. fought ul-
timately to make meat cheaper here, or
at least prevent the further rise now
threatened. Australia and New Zea-
land can. in fact, export 700, 600 tons of
meat a year, or 1000 tons day, which
is not much more than you want in
England even now, without reducing
even the capital number of their sheep
and cattle. and we are able to send on
sheep to Smithfield with greater ease
to-day than the Tweed farmers could
one hundred years ago, when meat was
selling at penny pound in Scotland
against tenpence in London. "-POpu-
Tar Science Monthly.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
The Huntsr's Music,

The thunder grew louder. The storm
gathered, hovered, and burst. In a
moment we are wet-but bark! through
the roll of the thunder and above the
swirl of the rain. there sounds the bay
of the hounds upon the mountain side.
Old Spot is giving tongue, and that
means the game is bear. Young Spot
joins in, and-booom. boooomm-dOwn
The canyon they come. The younger
dogs stop chasing deer, and add their
sharper voices to the steady roar of the
infallible old trailer who follows on. as
sure and as relentless rs death. Where
else now is music? Where is any har-
mony other than that of the full-voiced
pack a-cry! Oh! Patti, Gerster. Nilsson;
oh! Remenyi, Rubenstein. we love thee
all, but no. thank you! we can't come
lust now.-American Field.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
A Run on q Drug Store

Never was such rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at John A. Sam
born for Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. All persons affected
with Asthma, Bronchitis, HOarseness,
Severe Coughs or any affection Of the
Throat and Lungi can get a Trial Bottle
of this great remedy free. by calling at
above Drug Store. Regular sixe $1.0Q.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
The old estate Furnace, in r,

The old ''Slate Furnace in Bath
county. Kentucky, is said to be the old.
est furnace in the west 1t commenced
operations in 1871, and continued run.
ming forty-seven years. The cannon
balls used against Packenham's host by
General Jackson at the battle of New
Orleans were manufactured at Slate
Furnace. Many balls made at that
time. and not shipped, are on duty in
Eastern Kentucky as door-tops.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09

In Georgia there is 8 preacher who
cxhorts the young men 70 aostain rom
counting their girls on the sabbath, ana
wait until Monday. This arrangement
would never do In the world. how
would q man look counting . girl up. to
her eyes In soapsudsP We DO not be-
lieve that Georgia preacher IL a. pop
ular as be was.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09

London seamstresses are paia 8 pence
for making boys suits. Children get
and 3 pence for making a gross Of
match boxes, furnishing their own
paste. Emigration is talked of rs a
means of relief. but then it is said emf
grafton would only take away the best
of the poor people, leaving the worst
specimens Of poverty behind.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
Flor,ntin, Flu erals.

"A Foreigner in Florence" says, in
the October Century: The dead are
carried to their las, resting place at
night. No one must be shocked dur
ing the day. while in the midst of sun
shine, and light, and gayety, by a re-
hinder of our inevitable dOOm-by .
thought of how some day there will be
no sunshine or gayety for us in this
bright world.
"A funeral in Florence is one of the
saddest of sad spectaclcs, with its pro-
cession of priests and boys in draggled
gowns that once were white, carrying
large candles, which drip their waxen
tears along the road--Or would do so,
if they were not caught as they fall in
little cups, carried by more boys and
priests, chanting, or rather whining
mOnotOnOusly, as they step briskly
along, with most Indifferent air. One
can Judge somewhat of the wealth of
the departed by the number of candles
furnished. The shorter the purse. the
fewer the candles. until at last the very
DOR are thrown into cart, carried
outside the gates of the city, and shut
fed into pit, one on top of the other
"a sight to make the angels weep!
Zone of the most grievous character
istics, to me, of FlOrentine funeral is
the absence of any relative or friend of
the deceased. Not one creature who
loved or cared for him to follow him to
his journeys end. or to shed one tear
over the grave of a lost companion;
left, to be almost thrown into the
ground by few priests. who sometimes
it is to be feared, look upon the cere-
mony as a disagreeable. though profita-
BILE task, to be gotten over as soon as
pOssible.'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
For Sale.

A mill. 80 y 30 feet, } stories high, en-
zine house 20 30, with two lots. The
mill has II 90 horse power engine, and
GOOD boiler. Worth 5000. Can be
bought tor much less. Enquire at tins
Office.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-11-09
w. 3. TORREY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Phelps N Allyn, Eagle Lake,
MONDAY and II ESDAY of each week
On and after April l7th, 1852, ana will prompt
~ attend Ia any and all legal business en-
trusted Ia him. Collections aid eases within
the Jurisdiction al a Justice Court made Il
specially.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-25
SO Reward.

I OST on Saturday night on Hotel st.
IL A double English Travelling Rug,
dyed sheepskin foot rug, and an en-.
broidered dust-wrap. The above re-
ward will be paid on returning same to
460 g.. w. MACFARLANE g. Co
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-25
Water Notice.
Omoa Q,,,1,t IUatar WorI

Office Sup't Water Works,
Honolulu, July 3, 1882.
A LII persons having Water Privileges
IN are notified that their Water Rates
are payable semi-annually, in advance,
at the office of tie Superintendent OF
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the LIST day of January and July OF
each year. CHAS. b. WILSON,
Sup't " alter Works
S. K. KAAI, Minister of Interior. S04
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-25
Commission Merchants.

Geo. w. Macfarlane.-H. r. Macfarlane.
G. w. MACFARLANE & Co.
IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS AND
Sugar Factors,
Fire-Proof Building, 50 Queen street,
Honolulu. H. l.
AGENTS for
The Waikapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,
The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,
The Heeia Sugar Plantation, Oahu,
Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui,
Huelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,
Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii,
j. Fowler e. Co. Steam Plow and Port.
able Tramway Works, Leeds,
Mirrlees, Watson & Co.'S Sugar Machin
cry, Glasgow,
Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.
1856
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
XII.

@ir finben 6atbarina, 70 ntnuen mir fe
ieet wieoer, an oerlelben CHARACTERIZATION
oes fleinen Stdotbens, 100 mir it eiut ars
tommsu iaben. Seute absr if ibrs 6rldeis
uung cine gang anoere. OamalS persing
lie iait Dor eeio, beute aber trabka ibre
Iugen in Sreuoe. sic bat f1 aNf bic
bol,erne Yant Dor benz StationsSsbdioe
seisBt, nm ben 3us gu erwartsn, Der Be tn
Die Seimatb trasen ieu aber IS nEt ibr
feline &ube, iie ltebt wieber ant Rnb gebt
baftigen S6rittes bic S6isnen mthng,
benn Der 3us bleibt ibr piel IA IaaSe. llns
s~soulbis itampfte iie nit Dem flemea SuBe
auf ben Sooen uno i6aute pkSsrbolt auf
Die llbr.
Gle iino uisl an fribs ssfommea, msin
SrGuIein, risi ibr Der Stationsarfebsr
su; IS bauert nod cine pole Stnnbe, bis
Der 3us anfommt. Rod cine ShanSe?
bas mar ibr iebr unIisb. Sic jette f1
wisbsr ami Die Sant, itunS absr tars suf
uno sins auf bas Stdbden an, am bic
8irtbin gu besriiBen, welde i5r SamalS
gu benz &leibsrpeblel 9sbolfen. MIS- fe
%eintrat, tamm ibr fremoe @eii6ter sntgesen.
gluf ibre 9rfunoisuns erfubr fe, Der jribere
Wirtb iei perborben, bic Wirtbin abtr
liese orauBen auf benz fir6bofe, tin fill
les 9eio uno bic brltale YsAaublnp9 btS
Vtannes bate ie set6ptet. Raibarina
perlieB bas 6ars unb besab f6 mad benz
8irdbofe, I'M auf benz @rabe Der itilen
Suloerin gu beten. Ton Grubfdtte
su @rabitdtte i6reitsnb nnb Die Sns
i6riften leienb selangte fe ~ sium eins
laden 6reu39en BON ooh, IN befen
Witte Der Name uno oas 1oSssabr Der
@sitorbenen ssidriebsn aaabsa. Bier
tniete ie nieber uno betete innis, anS 9ersz
lid, bann erbob iie ii6 uno wanoetfs jur
Citation suriid. Sic mabte nod cine
@eils warten, uiel ;u lan9e fir lire uu9e<
bulb. Gnbli6 ssiste fi6 in Der Ssrue Elm
LANCER Streifen 8aud, elm Siisnbabnbes
amter ldutete bic @lode, Die RsifenSa ellen
aus Der YaiIagierltube auf ben Pewsu nno
i6wasen laut burdeinanber. Sect i6naubt
Die locomotive beran, lie bdlt, bic fbAren
fisgen auf, Goupss filen fia, naS idon
besimlen Die gtiiitsn bss ~siiernea SoHeS
bon Hehsm gu puiten, nnb pOrUdrs sebt as
nit baitiser Sils.
4atbarina iaB allein in einem Gsnpe:
IS mar ibr gang angenebm 70, besn bel ibs
rer Gufresuns wirbe fe f3 inter Sea
@%eplauoer Der MitreiienSen ni@t webl sez
fiblt baben.
8ie i6nea audi Der 8us babinaas, er
9ins ibr INNER nod 81 lansiam. Itt Der
S6neuisteit zines @eoanfens bdte fis,
ieet ben &anm cur6me6en m69en; aber
mir ormen Sterbli6en perben INNER an
&anm unb l3eit ~sebunben bleibea, pie piele
Grtnounsen mir audi maiden, nm lie Su
p%errinsern.
GortiesuuQ fplatO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
&ortiesnms tolst.)

gu nadii6tise Gltern, Die ibrsn ainserm
seltatten i6Wer peroauli9e Nabruns, fstte
Yolteten uno SUDDEN II. /. 70. ;u ellen,
weroen s%espunsen iein SopfensSittern gu
benuten uno ansuwenSen, I'M llnueroaus
li6teit, i6lailcien Nddtsn, S9merSen
uno &rantbeit p~ielerlei grt, unS pielsidt
gar benz CODE uorsubeusen. Reine Sas
mile lit bei6itt Obne bieie Nieblin i'm
Sanle gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
25ei fr. 2ustet \ g.,
NEW YORK, CENGg%NATI,
L. B 3627 24 Vine Street
erj1iem fpeben
*...."* u@n in dm h@m su9bmbmmn mb bel benz shn br@ ghhs abbm: .a*
ns.n. Der 2segeas6urgr a"."~
WQrtenfoltn0fr
ilr Die Hereinafter etaatea e~lr,erifa's fit bas edaliaDr 1884.
19r sa6raana. ~ 19r SaNganG.
mu bi bunbm Standardization, bic mel Htten aren,pe tioms sguber bs emkRs alin
in &in ionic Gmm 46men Sarben ses Bib @ betH9tnS H"atstSs
Don 4iUi bmhlnb.
a5 Der neunsebnte Sabr9ans Nds sdnhns lit DH%n. reid immrr uni r~ t"r bbemganm
n ns hotrfihuS hS hmr S6mmn pmf yr6rhnr.
emS nbnt lit in av fBbn:

Graus Rapios. Ri5., nit Sortrdt.
1) Seispb aaosmaasr. SiiaOi psn sahstns IN tnaz
ueHee nit Sortrit.
IL Or. 5einrid eintnss SorthTop. cii@s pau osan
Teton, Q. g., nit Torlrdt.
12) Z. Seiurid Sente, o.. s. b., nit portrat.
l3l Soiepb GabIiel Nap,r, 9rRueer aHs Sstsp eu
Dtdperi atn tet. pei Runlouitalt in ysandsn mil peSrat
nns abbiIeuas Der Iuitalt.
IA AUS alter 3ett. Gin Nainport an biz Vatsru psu
Srauj psn s.sburg.
15J .Su isuit niht faIi6ts 3tusnib s.beu'. Gssdss
luno rem sran, BON : .tbuIs. Wit 8 Sauirottonm.
80 .Strr g9irtb'. Elm. G~uiabIuus psn 5rani psn
8sSHs; nit 70 SngftIettoneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Gs 1T idon Oafir seiorst, CAB Rattle CUR

Nntrp0rt.
Die Sterbenoe beftete einen Santbaren
gIit auf ite bdnn i6IoB fe bic ausen
unb oiinete lie MIR nod einmaI, nm NIT
einem srellen S9rei aus benz Seben iu
I1eioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Grite Yeoingnna.

Notar: Gun, BADEN Die 8raatieute benz
Gbeatte nod etwas binpsafaSeR3
8rant: Den 9ansi3laHd iriss' Id.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-08
A SOLID FRONT.
United Opposition 10 the Enactment of Re-
pressiye Laws.
tBrcnhnn Banner

ilIrcnhnm Banner.
The daily press of Texas, almost as
one man. stand boldly In opposition
to any legislation calculated to repress
railroad building in Texas. The
progress made In population and ma
terial development I'm this state dur
ing the past ten years is the best ar
gument that can be adduced i'm favor
ofrailroad building. IF the progress
made Is satisfactory, and not one
man in u hundred will have the
temerity to say that II Is not, 1t should
not be checked by any unwise action
on the part Of the law making power
now assembled at Austin. Much has
been said and written on this subject
and not IA word in favor of railroad
building has been said amiss. TO OPP
pose railroad building is TO oppose pro-
gress and to say to the world mt large
Texas il a finished state, she
has all the railroads she needs
the last spike has been driven we do
not need any more immigrants, nor
any more capital; we are power unto
ourselves, let us alone and we will
work out our own salvation i'm our own
good time. Such sentiments belong to
pnst age, not to the Texas of to-day.
Texas Is now young, vigorous, grow
ing and progressive state, and one
of the best evidences of her pro-
gressiveness is the unanimity
which has characterized the demand
for largely increas, d free school facili-
ties. Judging from the course of the
legislature touching railroad matters
so far, IL would seem that there is n
strong disposition to let the railroads
alone. Those who are most urgent in
their demands for railroad legislature
are those who are best informed on the
subject or who prefer the days of OK
wagons to those of railways, tele-
graphs, express companies and daily
newspapers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-08

iiaxsced pouIticc, as the conductor
came along.
Am sorry to say we're just out, y
replied the lantern-swinger. "The
last one lost It's grip in smash-up."
This is n deuce of road! Have
you any Miltons?" inquired the litera-
ture-seeker.
Nothing in the Paradise Lost
line.n
ANY Byrons, Burnses, Bacons, or
Beautilups Nose"
Not today
"Well, what IN thunder have you
got In the way Of literatoor?'
"a pack Of cards"
"All! That's just what wanted.
Why couldn't you take u hint in the
first place? Bring ON your railroad
Bible, and get me a congregation of
three before you take up the collec-
tion.n
The literary chap was accommodated
and the services began.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-08
CON N LECTION

At GALVESTON with Mallory llDsss
for Key West and New III
gan Line for New Orleans "
Corpus Christi, Brownsylls y
Cruz.
Az ARCOLA with |. Il q, n. X 49,
bia and towns in Brazoria co.
At ROSEN BERG with g., u 49,
Sunset Route) for Columbus,
Harwood, Luling, San AnlonlS y
Uyalde and Western Texas ahu y
also for Houston and star snsys1
Route, Beaumont, Orange, w e y. I,
the Teche Country, New W MI
all points in the SoutheasA WI ~
East: with New York, Texs 49, ~ 7
can Railway for Wharton, sI'''
stations on that line. =, a, 4
AT BREN HAM with II. q 7. Y nv wv; =
stead, Ledbetter, Giddlnss e
Austin. 4, "A
At MILANO with I. * G. y kS.Mz n
Palestine, Rockdaie,. h I.,s<
Georgetown, Austin, san ~ ~
Braunfels. san ANTONIO NV M IN n
TEMPLE with Missouri iaeasn ID
AT McGREGOR with Texas W. ss.~ "
R'y for Waco, Corslcana, ~ "
Pleasant, Gilmer ana leNa,.i N.
Al MORGAN with Texas Ieps,g ~
Waco, Ross, liico, Iredell' g.
points ON that line. nanslss
At CLEBURNE, Junction Of i~'
of g.. q. & :. r. Ry,, .,,,s,,li'
AT FORT WORTH with No; fal.%s "a /
as 4 Pacific Rys. for al prss "a |
lines; for III Paso, Saila, s,ii III
cisco and the Pacific ~, ysfi
sas City, st. Louis, Nhleas'ss "a Va
and ali points North, ha ~ az,
At DALLAS with III. & 4. =. n PR
and -,allas Extension q % ssr hi
Rs-See that your ticket reans -
as-Eor all Information NrgEi!
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-08
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