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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
r4;" COHEN BROTHERS FULL As
sORTMENT or
NEW SPRING GOODS.


Every department is In a brilliant state, ready
for The coming season. Among the specialties we
offer this week are
so dozen LACE TIES and FlCIiUS. all pure silk
at l9c. for one lot and 29c. foranother-a little
less than ore third their value;
2 lots Of WHITE LACES two TO three inches in
widlh--one lot ut Sc. and the other at 124c. 4
yard-Taiher less Than one half their value:
l LOT Of REAL LACE COLLARS at $3.50. cost
upwards of - to import:
2J dozem LADIES' SKIRTS at 42c.-,hesc good,
are Of Androscoggin Muslin. with 9-inch Cam
brio frill and mine tucks;
\ large stock of LADIES UNDERGRADUATES
IN new and elegant designs =. les, than manu-
facturcr,' prices;
New designs in FLANNEL SUITlNGs at 25c. a
yard:
6J dozen LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE-fun.
regular made, and silk clocsing-at 2Jc. pair,
regular price 37c.;
l ease MARSElI LES QUILTS NJ 1886, the
guilty generally sold 30 81;
l lot Of $50 gross BUTTONS, assorted styles aud
sizes. at Be. = dozen--Ino,t Of this lot j. worth
from 20 90 35c dozen.
We are also In receipt Of upward, e $4,000
worth Of SILK GOODS, among whirh NAV be
found many special bargains, Vocal attention.
COLORtD ALL-slLK OTTOMANs AZ 1925;
SATIN RHADAhiAS AZ 95c.:
24-INCH BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK al $3.50.
valued at over i27j:
24-INCII BLACK SATIN gUADANAS i1.7j,
original cost being % q
10 pieces good quality BLACK GROs-GRAIN
SILK at soc. a yard, general value being up
wards of Soc;
CREPE NUNS YELLING, ~ inches wide, In al
the yariou, new shades. at 6Oc.:
ALBA1ROSs CLOTH. "A Inches wide, a; Gle,
x, ncral value being So 10 see;
Also, an extensive stock Of CHINA MATING
I'm the yaFiou, new designs, among them a
good FANCY MATING ~ zoe. Il yard:
We also offer large and special purchase In
REAL LACES and REAL LACE GOODS;
IRISH POINTS and LhCES of every description
fmh is-Su,Tu.W&FI
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To lhe Editor of he Disnotch

The Confederacy did not ago upo il
washington county, Ga. Toombs was no
born In Washington county, Ga. | thinl
you confonnded Washington, the shire
town OF Wiutes county, where the Con,
fcderacy did go up, and where Toomb,
wdS born, with Washington county, which
u In another part OF Georgia. c.
We should think so. Only we didn't do
II. 1t bad not been three days since we
had converscd on The subject with Georgia
Virglnian; and we are confident that we
wrote washington" not Washington
county" We didn't see the proof.
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We are NOT surprised at the decision.
ana we certainly are not grieyed, as II
ilnally and forever takes from Virginia pol.
ltics the question OF the State debt. We
arc certain that there Is not Democrat Ia
virginia who win endcayor, or would, if he
could. throw single impeachment in the
way OF carrying cut Of. the measure thus
endorsed by the highest legal tribunal In
the land, no matter what his individual
opinion may have been or may now lie
with regard to the wisdom and business OF
the decision rendered. Piedmont Virgi-
nida.
In u late article In the Louisville liy.)
Courier. Journal, we observe that Cover.
nor Blackburn, Of that State, speaks !:
Again and again have had occasion TO
,isc st. jacobs OIL and every time It has
been successful
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What further agitation can there be then :
And to what further extent are the people
OF Virginia interested? Think as we NAV,
until thought becomes wearisome. we can
not possibly conceive how a. living. prac-
teal, fighting issue it can be logged into
any future campaign. As soon let the Re-
publican party make an issue again Of the
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution.
The truth about the whole matter Is sim-
ply this: The Coalitionists are so afflicted
with poverty OF issues that any old dead
and settled issues which can be used 10 in.
iluenee their illlterate cohorts will be
brought UP again, and an effort made TO
galyanize them into life.
by all means let the Democratic party
make an issue OF the debt question. Let Il
be proclaimed from mountains to scashorc
that the debt question is settled. Let il
sound forth in no uncertain tones its inten-
ton TO henceforth accept the decree of the
supreme Court. Let it leave the cohorts of
the Coalition TO galyanize il into new life.
For Its own part, let the Democratic party
cxclain,, "The debt is settled, and we ac.
cept the results. - Petersburg .NaH.
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We4how great many new and desirable DRESS
GOODS from II 70 soc. per yard;
NUNS YELLING in every shade:
LIGHTWEIGHT CASHMEREs, fors spring suits,
in every shade;
In BLACK SILKS, COLORED sATINs, and
BROCADPS we offer special bargains;
5000 yards RE3INAN1s SILKS and sATINs at
sacrii, e-cail and see for yourself;
BUTCHERS LINN, 81 inches wide, At i0c.-
been selling 1t 81;
500 pairs REGULAR-MADE CIIILDREN'S
HOSE Al lG.c been selling at 40c.;
100 dozen GtNTLEMEN'~ PLAIN and COLI
-BORDERED HEMSTiTCHEDHAND-
KERCHIEFs. from tt" late New York auction
sale. viii be closed out al half their value
amongst them are some handsome borders;
1000 LINEN-BOSOM >IuRTS from > 80. soc.
to sl-our own manufacture. and made Of
good linen:
Special Inducements in LADIES UNDERGAR-
MENTS:
I75 pieces NEW MATTING,amon2stt them some
Of the finest quality;
\ largc aud new stock Of PARASOLS and SUN
UMBRELLAS;
\ few more of those SLIGHTLY soiled HAMBURG
EDGES left. which will positively be closed
out this week;
/ 900 dozen TOWELS from 10 10 7Je.;
100 pieces LINEN CRASH, Is inches widc at
Ice been selling "a Ice;
10 dozen TURKIsH-BAr II TOWELS nj l6}.c.-
been selling at Soc:
500 dozen NAPKINS from soc. 20 81 n dozen:
100 pieces LADIES FLANNEL SUITlNG from
oSs. o 81 a yarsi
COT rUN and LINEN TRIMMING In cnde. va
Tiety.
Hundreds OF NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY
at SYCLE BROTHERS,,
Broad street. Richmond. Va.
Branch House: 1929 Man street. NH iS-eod
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CIuPEPER.
MARCH corRr-pAY--THE csors-fIhE.
1 Correspondent OF the Richmona pl'p sne"
~. ....v.ry March 10. 1871.

4
lcorrc.popdeace OF the Richmopd Dispatch'I
CuLpEPER, March 10, 1883;
To-day four March court-day) was WIN, WIZ
us more IKE what March court-days nseu
to be than any we have had since inc Val.
The day was fine one and the attendance
unusually large. ,,,,oo
The Democratic Executive Conimit',c
for the county met, hut concluded 10 M
journ proceedings to the April court. we
hear but lite Of politics in our county ~
vet. but much OF elections.
Our farmers are making good progress
In preparing for oats and corn. the whea.
crop Is doing AMI looking well, while there
Is a visible Improvement TO be noted IN our
farms. our farmers, and orr county gene
rally.
4 fire in our town last night quickly
emptied our churches and came near being
a serious one. but as there was little or no
wind at the time, it was confined 10 its org
inal locality. and burned the stables. gra-
narv, wagons. provender. &C., OF Mr..
Campbell. Loss. from $3.50 TO 800; no
insurance. II is not known how the fire
originated. n
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FINCASTLE.

SENT on TO Tue GRAND JURY-ARREsT OF 4
BURGLAR.
lCorespondcncc of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
MARCH 90. 1883.
Saturday Robert Anderson (celored) was
arraigned before Justices Preston and Car
per on the charge OF assault upon Miss
Elizabeth Carey. Miss Carey identified the
prisoner, whose counsel attempted to prove
an abb, aud he was sent on TO the grand
jury. -,
SATURDAY night ihc bar-room OF The
Uoysh House was entered through win
dow ond IS extracted from the cash
drawer. John Perkins (colored) was ar
rested on suspicion, and part OF The
money being found on his person, he was
committed 10 j9il.
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FANCY GOODS.

STEVENs
HAS OPENED
ABOUT S4OO WORTH OF BARGAINS
MAIDLiCA GOODS,
consisting Of
P1TCuEES-six size.
BUTTER DISHES,
BRUsU-sTANDS.
MICS, CUPS. and sAUCERS.
SALADS. COMFORT TRAYS,
NUT-DIsIlEs.
PICKLES, MATCU-sTANDs,
CUsPADOREs. &C.. Sc.
Also. about $500 worth of BisC aud PARIAN
FIGURES, sTATUETTEs. oRSAMENTS,
&c, &c.
70 close ont FINE BRtC-A-BRAC LAMPS [
have reduced the price 25 to 80 per cent.
LOOK at them at STEVENS,
5OJ Broad street.
Catalogues mailed free; send for one NH rs
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virginia Postal News.

The following postmasters have been
commissioned: Jackson VI. Rose, Abing-
don: james II. wilson. Green Forest !;
Madison VI. IIankinS, Paint Lick; Robert
II. Fife. University OF Virginia.
The name OF the poSt-oliice at Brandon
Church has been changed 10 Burrowsyille.
md a new poSt-oilice has been established
at IIaycock, Floyd county.
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Couldn't SPEAK ABOVE 4 WHISPER
This was Captain Iardng'S experience
after exposure in violent storm of the
Cape of Good Hope. Inflammation settled
in ms throat. and for awhile It seemed as
II he would die OF dlphtheril. As the
Captain never goes to sen without supply
of Perry Davis's Pain-Killer, he knew just
what to do. \ dose OF it gave him imme-
date relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

Charles ID. Erby, leprous patient at the
Salem (slass.) almshouse, who contracted
the disease In the Sandwich Islands, and
whose case excited much apprehension,
died Monday.
A Michigan boy ate bar OF soap, drank
q lot OF soda water, and went to bed to cure
bis cold. The doctor had a bard time to
pull him through, but the boy now SAYS
the next time nc catches cold he win use
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. z
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The Alexandra Gqzette SAYS: As Ro-
beIt Cogln. AGED about six years, son Of
Mr. William Coean. was playing in his
fathers ward Monday evening. he upset a
can containing nitric acid, which fell on
his clothing, burning If oil and severely
iniuring one OF his legs.
An Alexandra item SAYS: 4 movement
to build Baptist church in Leesburg is on
foot. and Mr.. lIcrndon, u popular young
minister, will be the pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

In the Fredericksburg City Council Il
has been seriously proposed land the
question Is not yet decided-to exempt an
epera-house from taxation. The reason
sfycn-namely, that an opera-house would
bring In large revenue frsm theatrical
companies suggests d query as 10 who
would pay the money! A liquor-saloon
might bring in Q large revenue in the came
eense
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nEEEiNss~
AMUSEG
DICuMOND THEATRE.

lDlttlhoND l1EA IKE.
OPERA.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
BEGINNING
WEDNFSD. MARCH SlST.
30 ARTISTS 81.
&. ID. HISS. ACME OPERA TROUPE.
ABBiE CARRlNGTON.
LIZZIE ST. QUINTEN,
EMMA EISNER, ROSE LEIGHTON,
ALFRED WINkiE, HENRY PEAKS,
MAEk SMITH. =, GEORGE APPLEBY.
FULL CHORUS MD ORClif STRA.
The largest org nilliion presenting opera In
Fncli'h now before the public.
WEDNESD TIE CilIMEs OF NORMANDY.
THCRSDAl-BOHENIA w GIRL.
fRlDAY-TNE MASCOTTE.
MATiNEE-FHA DIANOLO.
sATTRDAI-NARTlIA.
sale Of seals begins MONDAY. March 10Th at
& \. VI. nj Theatre and Ramos Y Nose.
Orclestr, or circle. : 10 extra charge for S.
cnrcd seat. Dress Circle. Al for reserve se rs
and - cents admission. Family Circle and gal
lery, 20 cents. mh iG-jt<
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sPECyAL NOTICES.
k55 SPECIAL AND ExTRAORDINRY
SALE or
450 ROLLS NEW CHINA MATING.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
601 AsD 603 BROAD STREET.

L
450 ROLLS NEW CHINA MATING.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
eoi Ayp 603 BROAD STREET.
Having purchased very largely at the recent vrcaf
| Mating sale In New York city, az unusually low
prices, we are enabled 10 SELL
| 80 rolls GOOD WHITE MATING at $3.50 per.
roll Of 40 yards. or IL &C.. per yard;
! so rolls EXTRA RED-cIECK MATING at
lie, regular value 25c.:
$50 rolls SUPERIOR QUALITY FAMY NAT
TING at zoe, regularly worth 30c.;
so rolls FANCY CHECK MATING Il 22c.;
rs rolls VERY BEST FANCY MATING at 80
and 40c.
THIS Is undoubtedly the cheapest lot 81 MAT
TINGs ever offered In this city. and n VIII pay
you 10 look at them before purchasing elsewhere.
PABAsOLs, PAEAsOLs, PARAsOLS.
GRAND OPENING OF
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
THE LANGTRY. the PATTI, THE ELITE
I'm all The rev shides-Crnshe strawberry.
Cardinal. Cream, sc.-frOm So 20 si5;
We show handsome line Of LOW-PRIckD
PARiSOLS;
We oilera nice LINED BROCADE-sILk PAh"-
sol at az:
\ handsome LINED MOIRE-slLK PAsAsoL'
$3.50.
We show a larger line than ever BEFORE an"
prices corespondingly low.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
IMMENSE STOCK. BEAUTIFUL NoNhhiihn'
SPECIAL PRICES.
ALL THE NEW FABRICS. ALL THE NEW
COMBINATIONS,
ALL THE NEW SHADES.
MDATROSs, JERSEY. BENGALlNE, ana
RAYA CLOTHS;
MINIS YELLING, FoULEs. &C., I'm the new
shade, ef Crushed strawberry. TeTra-Cotti.
shrimp pink. Robin Egg. Crcyot, Electric
Blue, Cadet Gray. Modes. Tan. &C..
SHEPHERDS PLAIDs In all coors and combi-
nations:
special bargains In two cases ELIMINATED
ALBATKOSS CLOTHS. nearly al wOol-new
suting sIades-at Ifc. worth 2jc.;
60 pieces SHEPHERDS PLAIDS. ncaly aI
wool, ~ Sc;
76 pieces OTTOMAN STRIPES spring shade, NJ
llc.:
AT pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH CASiIMERES' all
shades, ~ 1jc. JULIUS MEYER & son,
NH Heed 6Ol and 6O5 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

The Newark advertiser, like our Staun-
ton correspondent 81. A. w." has called
to mind the amusing controversy between
DEAN SWIFT and PARTRIDGE.
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personal.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMINS
TRATRlX OK THE ESTATE OF \. j.
~ Ii, all parties having claims against the estate
viii present. them for settlement. ana all parties
and settle
The DIEING AND CLEANING BUSINESS NJ
No. 3l4 north Fifth street VIII he continued a.
u5utl. ALICE \. PYLE.
NH 9O-3t Administrative,
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SIIUCKS. STRAW. &c.
INSURANCE.


VHE ATTENTION Of TIE INSU
Il RANCE PUBLIC
IS respectfully invited TO the advantages Of the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE,,
DOW In the TWENTY-FIVE YEAR OF itSeNisfcnce.
Ihey comprise RAPID PROGRESS. LARGE SUR
fLuH, LARGE DIVIDENDS, and Low DEATH
RATE:
Amount OF insurance In force jana
airy ISL. ......... .......... SCI, 967,0Sl
AMOUNT OF Insurance in force Janu-
HI' L, lse2........................ Ti,JU3.2iO
Amount Of Insurance IA force Janu-
AIRY /, s3........................... s3.355,424
surplus over per cent. reserve nus 3.0l4,075
surplus over Al rer cent. rcscrNe..... i.lSi.96S
It's dividends are UNSURPASSED. II II the ONLY
company which las IA recent years printed tables
OF current CASH DIVIDENDS for the inform alton
OF the public. Tile NOETiiWESTEkN has done
tnls fur TWELVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
ihe ratio of ccath-lnsscs To mean amount at risk
IN 1882 WAS s. 90 Ier cent
FOR further information address
JOHN ~. CARY & son.
Genl Agents for Virginia and North Carolina,
corner Bank and Tenth streets Richmond, Va.
NH 4-e0dtmyi1
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DEA'1IS.

Died. In New York. G. 81 NIPPLE, hu band o
Alice Townsend, Of Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

III THIRD J. II L 5 Il Y T l. Il | \ y
CUURCH.-seryices TO MIGHT at s O'Clock, con-
Quoted by DR.. T. l.. PRESTON.
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KIM Q Q W IA IA /
X X o q Y 4 4 T.
4 Il 90 ! A A LII
s %' ca q + + + F. F.
GGG LII UUU ZEE

Warranted the Strongest. Toughest and Most Eias-
tic Glue on Earth! ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mend-
Everything SOLID As ROCK HARD As ADA
MAhT.-FIRM As GRANlTE!u New Scientific
Discovery, -PcyOutiOuizes IN Liquid Glue Busi-
ness Of the World, ROYAL GLUE Is ibS0IUffiD
NHbIcpkNbie ant IHScpdFlbief 4 SANDMAN
GIANT among other Clues aud Clements! NIL
LIONS Of People are sing Royal Glue and NIL
LIONS MORE Ngst Have IT,. No Heating-NO
PreparatiOn-Alw.y Us Ready Always Liquid
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather. Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth. Crcckery. ORNAMENTS Of
Every Kind, hictals, Patches on Leather and Rub
Der shoes. Book Backs. Bric-a-nr AMI Every
Thing Else with lnscp3r,ble Tcnacity. MANI
FAt1tRkkS Of Textile Fabrics. straw Goods.
Ntthcitl Flowers. Imitation stained Glass Gum
Labels, vine Carriages and Pianos, Paper. Card
Board, on Clolh md Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing. stiheniug and Glucing Purposes.
supplied by tie Pint. Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal cine Talks for Itself. The
News Of Its Marvellous and Extraordinary Tn
brcakable Qualities, its Great SEOOthmess. FleNi-
blity and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
rom one customer TO Ano,herN LIVE SAILS
MfS JOB Thousands Of hotties Of BovaI Clue 70
Druggist. Grocers. etc SMALL BOYS sell Hsa-
dTe0S Of BOtties 10 Business OFFICES and Familics.
% CENTS per BOttle. with Brush aud Tin Cover;
by MAIL, pO>tuaid, 10 centscNtra. Manufactured
by !. l. OMEARA q co.
l347 Pennsylvania ave, Washington, u. {.
LIVE AGENTS wanted IN every cry and Coun-
IS throughout Tie United ri;tfcs. Canada, Europe
and Souih America. sold by Druggists, c. ocers,
SiatOncr-. llar WARE aud Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Pulc supplied by BURR
& BRIDGES, 1905 Franklin street, Richmond
Va. r25-ly
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DANVILLE.

TESTIMONY WILL BE TAKEN FOR CAPTAIN
WISE-ITENs OF CHURCH WORK. CONNEN-
110N TO BE HELD-A VOTE OF THANKS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-24

DaS fnb bic Sprsen, bic auf Dir Ia,
iten, ber Si,n,nel 1T rein! erniberte Srau
SDsli uno winfte ben @atten liebebou.
@r tpanbte iid unb ldritt benz Babns
bof gu. Trau SSsli ieste iid ,pieosr in
bas Sdiff unb Sranf sffieB ab. Sein
Guse rubte betrIst auf Der 5errin, neil
CT ibren Summer iab, uno er woste bod
nidts gu lasen. Die @onbel flog raid
babin BON ieinen frdftisen Huberldldseu
9etrieben. Wie Elm beipeslides Panprama
orebten ild bic bic srInen III fer nit itatt,
liden gauteu uno tpeiter9in NIT ben buf f.
tisen @ebirss5iisen um fe Der. Trau
SSsli heftete ben Blif mad pben. Sa,
ber Simmel mar rein, fein WSltden triibte
nab poer fern bas a3arne glau. Sc meis
ter bic Stabt 5urudblieb, beifp filler unb
etniamer ipurbe eS auf benz See. Cte
Sonne brannte beib berab, aber Der friide
euit;us, ben Der cahinfliesenbe Sabn perz
urladte, niloerte bic mittdslide @lutb.
Rein Sdiff Seiste lid nett anb brett, tein
gosel fdwirrte pcriiber, feine Beae friu=
ielte fid, Elm sSttlider 6riebe lag iiber Der
unubiebbaren Waiierfide, es mar, als
iprdden @nsel NIT ihren @eiiferfiinlmen
ppn-pem bodseipannten 6irmament berub
unb bic sande Hatur bielte ben atbsm an,
nm ibrer tpcnnepollen 8oti9aft 81 lau=
iden.-Da plOelid ertDnte Elm anau, als
terfe grbe unb Sirnmel, bab bic Suite
idrieen unb Der @runb bes See er5itterte
uno baber iuuite elm idwerer untenntlider
@esenltano, etpas pie Elm sepaltises
@urfseidcB bod im gOsen iibsr Truu
SDsli meg uno idlus bidt neben benz
g diff ins 8aller, paB ber @iidt baus>
bot cmpOriprikte. Nlln,&dtiser @ott =
edift Der sei1el seiprunsen! freiidte 5rau
Sos.i unb 5rant's sfdwarses '.@eRdt
fiarst fahl por Sareden mad ber 9iids
tuns, uSn no elm fortbauernbes Graden
uab Ecnaern 3ulammenffar3enber Wau.
ern,, eli, pilbes @eidrei bon Menidens
ftimn,ea perfiinoete, baB etpas @rdblides
seide9en fei.
~ eAS (Syur!febrna fpIet.) -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-24
Sesas.

3 a.
= Senator Gofe tuurbe BON Der 2es
gislatur als 8unbesienator nieoer=
erlpdblt.
= Ser proseB segen Bic Nngeflagte1
BON 9e Witt GountD pegen Der grmorz
bung bes Dr. HraeeQ ift bonn Diliritt=
ridter abgetpieien moroen. SogIei1
na6 ibrer SreilaHung murben .5ie bonn
Sberiff BON 9e gDitt Gountp auf an=
bere Mnflagen hin tpieber perbaftet.
= 8eo. Golemann bon Norfolf,
8a., Der AM 16. bic Natiomalbanf BON
Dallas I'm 5000 beI9minbelte, iIt in
Stem Dorf abgefaBt tporben. HJi%5es
= Gin merifanif9er S6afbirt tpurbe
feds Nteilen n0rbli9 bon 9el &io bon
3 St1oianern ansesriffen. Ct toStete
einen uno bic beiben anoeren entfloben.
= Gin Glerf bes Sauies 9. S9ib
& So. in Gbibuabua lit nit $4,000
bur6gebrannt.
= Der 3abnarst 9r. pearl pirb
bef6ulbist, aud ben gigentbiimer BEG
9otels in upalbe beitoblen gu baben.
st perlieB bas 6otel am Sage itadbem
aug benz @elbf6ranf ettpa $40 ber=
fftfpurbeu tpurert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-24

= Ser neue (repnblifanii6e) @iee=
@ouberneur BON Colorado, 9r. MeDer,
1T ein Seutlder. CT 1T in Sannoper
geboren unb idon felt bielen Sabren
i'm Siiben GolOrabo's mobabaft, mo er
il9 enrb 6leiB uno @eibdftstiidtigteit
cine. berporragenbe Stele, gef6dftlid
uub politiid, ertporben bot, 10 berbors
ragenb, bab, als in Der @onbention Der
republifanii6en partei, Der Slben beg
Staates ibn gum 8iee= @ouoerneur por=
iblug, bies angenommen tperoen muBte
unb uurbe. 9err Weper ifebt i'm iu=
genoli6en Nlter bon 35 Sabren. unb
fann nit Stols auf bas BON ibm grs
reidlte blifen.
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***o9albe Siilfe 1T oft feine 0ilfe.1
9l6sr ipas gieren=& &railt anbetrifft,
gicbt's ii6ts 9albes. @s 1T bic ,8lu=
ME aller Me6isinen.1 uSalbe Siilfe"
feant es ni1t, fonbern enttpuraelt
grlnbli1 unb fiir INNER ale Stierems
2ebers unb Magen=& &ratfneiten. Gs
furict 6ie golbene Moer, beilt gerifop~
Jung un6 Dirft auf bas gan3e G6rper.
fpitem bes Meni6en 10 berubigenb unb
angensbm, bob bic 8eitanbtheile besiel=
ben Der Hatur ielbit entnommen 1ino.S !
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8ranf. s@in

NlS 9eiri bos 3immer ieines Yoters
perloiien, trof 0err p0sli eilislt Gnffal=
ten ob3ureiien. GS mplIte nad Der un.
melt 8eleeenen Stabt Baben, nm nit eiz
mem bortisen intimen @eidSftsfreunb bic
peinli&e gase Der DinSe 3u berutben.
4iup unb Glireb waren wieber trodsn
na3 Sauie suradseiebrt unb Trau SSsli,
mel&e nit Deior0nib ibres Monnes Gufs
reouns uobrnabm, bat, Jpn i'm Sd,lf bis
3ari& besleiten ,u barfen.
gr ui0iste elm, unb ba Der @uberfneGt
niHt 70 i4neu ~ finten mar unb 6err
SSsli bur4aus nod Dor Mbsona bes
ndHlen l3uses 3irid erreiaen pcllte,
aberuobm 6ranf bas 8utern unb bic Drei
fabrm 70 f&nsu cts m0slid mad ber
Stact. Art
Serr GSsli bate auf Der furSm Sabrt
nur 3eit, ieiner Srau nit penisen Wrrs
ten 5u er3dhten, mas 5wiiden ibni uno ieis
mem Ssbne ppr8efallen. Gie idattelte
trauris ben 3opf: So fir&.e. Dn MART
gu ffrens; er if in Hmeriia seboren. es ill
bos gaterlanb ieiner Wutter, tannf Tu
ibm elm gerbre&ea buraus MAIDEN. baf
ihn bic @ewcbnbeit eines ganjen 2sbens
oobin 3urad,iebt? Sd min ibn nidt ent.
i&albisen, buB er ieiuent Batter 70 jtSr,
RID entsesentritt. Gter es tbut mir bod
web, meinen Scbn 70 f&wer barunter lei
ben 3u ieben. bab sr bic 9eimatb iciner
Wutter liebt! slfv'
9err 5Ssli idwies uaHbentliG. Mai
leste an. st itieS aus unb fa6te iein'
6rou. Behlt' Did @ott! io8te er, mad
baB On teimicmmR, es lieSt 70 (&we
auf mir, als mlfe es Elm @epitter aeten
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9ie .aanae Qoubpuer Seuerl6Id

= Die sanse 2onbDner 5euerl0I6=
mannlhaft beitebt aus nur 800 0tann
nit so SampfipriBeu, ibre Soften linb,
unpergleidli6 geripger als bic in ieber
groBe1 aalerifaniiden Stabt, ndmli6
100000. Senno6 fdllt piel meniger
8ranbiddben Dor als bei uns, neil elm
ftrenges 8augdeb bic 8ranbmauerm
awiiden ie Swci 6duiern itarf uab mebz
rere Sub iiber bas Dad berborraeen
rnadt.'a Gebedt iinb bic Sduler nit
S6iefer ober Da6sieseln, unb bblserne
Simfe iperben nibt gebulbet. Gs brennt
in Der @esel nur elm 9aus auf einmal
aus.