davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
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G1ntter! SRhttsr!! Mfatter |!
s3srest SIR oss Wadts ssfSrt psrtsn
uns In Outer Suite unisrtroden burG cas
S5dgsier siass fsaassn StnoeS, cclhes
e5d'messsn pom 0urhbrsdsn Der 3dbne
'lstpsts ST es Der 5da, 70 fanft cine
8lsidse ron mrs. asinsGcws 500.
tbins Sprup. 9s wire hen .asmsn
Sficluea iofort BON {sinsn Shmsr,en te.
freieu. @lan geslalis lib rarauf, Is tilft.
ga i. fsias Wut.er aui Grssu, biz ss pfr.
fydis uas @uH niabt mitib,ilsn ,piirss, soe
Is bic eirssweits rrsaiirt, Stn 8leinrn
5afs auo G'sfunebsIt uno Ter Iaitsr
0iuas vral!aaf,. Gag ss iois .3dubrr wutt.
Da5 1Aiisfl ii f4sr iii alen 6aatn unb
anssnstm ooa gsiAmad es p;ea rcn
tinss Ssr altsasa iiuo tsaen 9uetosinnsn
in Ten 8sf. Gtaateapsrlhrisbsn. llstrr,
4 su tatenoie 6ialfs ~ 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26

Gntfdulbioen Sic oati9ft, ne 9ettstei
is eS nidt, uno aud MI fpr 5u baaocln,
ertSnte cine before SStimme inter bet
Ebiir unb Elm ,peiber Grauafopf merb
iidtbar unb fpie Elm S@atten glitt bihter
benz Diener cine fteine gebiidte @efatt
herein, triefeno BON gealie einen baum=
mpllenen Nesen}dirm in Der Sano. Die
trummen Bsine faten in iiber unb iiter
NIT artb bebsdten Walleritiefeln uao mr
Der fleine Maun ben 6ub biuiette, bitbete
{6 cine Bftse i'm i'm ber.
Weide llnserf6dmtheitl {drieen bic
Sdwefern. @iuen, 70 in's 3immsr gu
fnmmen. Tris, hsYrfate Wifa bent Die
ner gu, fiibren Sic ben Wann ms Scr
5immsr unp brit fnlt er Shnen iasen, mas
er nil.
6rie fabte ben 5uben unr 2lrn, oieier
aber cntmifd)te ibn nit elmer raIden Ge=
we9uns unb 5pg lidl fSfnllid mie ein 3gel
in iid ielbit sulanmen. @s mar eta balb
bSIer, hatb idner5lidjer 8lid, Den .er
inter feline &appe pon Seebunoafcn bers
poridpB.
sSis beibt? siiAette er, lDpllen sc mer
iperfen binau6? llno baG i'd bod, 10 gut
sefenut ben 6errn Naaon ieine 6rau
Wntter, ne id,eene Brau, got! hat' ie
feli9! WilIen Ss-banlaliSer 3eit, no
Is geweien bic 9ei4itte nit bem Serrn
0rofen Sdcrn!
9Bifa ltieB Bella bsiintid au-unb piefe
ipinFtc RAID ben Gieuer, li6 gu eatIernen.
Sic fofste ibnl iosar. i'm gu ieben, ab sr
nift brr9s nnb iftoB baan oOrliAti8 bic
Sbir.
(Sortet.s.l 9cl.!l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
Die 9ieugier zines Gebieraufleber,

Die yteu8ier elnes GebieraufIebers
III Slps0afim rullil1eu Commencement
g8labirlif CAB por &nrSem slnlaB S1
folgenbem Iorfa1.. Ser GebierallfIe=
Der bemerfte abenbs, als ct beim Non=
nentloiter pprbeiging, einen oil einem
Sell GerabDdngenben &orb. Yalo entz
t6iulictL Die 8eluanbnib oieies &orbes
sll erproben, iebte CT li@, tpie Die uMos=
fauer Gai." er5dblt, binein un0 es wdbr-
te aud ni6t lange, 10 ipuroc Der Sort
binaufgeSDgell. Na0 elmer Weile reute
i'm ieOo0 bereits Ser ua9ballige SGritt
in BEN &orb unb er rief laut: ,Sbr irtt
eu6! es 1T ni6t ber Gebte" Sisrmit
mar Der poliSflt ni6t nun aus Der Gol.e,
ionbern au6 aug Dem Sorbe gefallen,
benn bic unli9tbaren 9dnoe, iuelde ben
&orb Doben, lieBen bas Sell .plDbli1
far9en 10 oaB Der polisilt, aug betrd6z
lid,er 50be berabfallenO, iebr unIauft
5u 8obcn iiieB unb itarfe WerleBunsen
an ben Siiben erbielt, mas inn fur
eiAige 3eit bas @eben unmoeli6
nabte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26

aeg~ Cine y 3 oto crap bic 1T cine
Grinnerurg fiirs ganse 9eben uno fern=
iDObnenben &eripalioten fau1 man feline
grbbere TrellOe bereiten, als iDenr man
ibncn feline Photographic iiberf6idt. s.
Ssti0n & 60. NorDpeit=gde pomMain
4laSa, fertigen brilante 8ilber an.
Sbre Gallcrie 1T ponnp0s eingeri6tet
mo nit ben i,ci,eien Mpparatem perles
hen. 3O,l..6N{t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
Scr Gpispiitee eSsd,amae. !.

Sommers & Yeterfpn gi9ens
tbiimer, fiibrt Die beiien Weine, Gbamz
pagner. 9Disfies, 2iqu0re, feinss Bier,
eiilbeimibe unb iinportirte gigarra.
0as qotdlsiit luftig linb gerdumig uub
8iliarbfpieler finben mebrere Sifde Der
belien 6abrifen bes 2anbes. [L2,nS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
Fine psriibsHte Sren plne Gtteys
(slus benz ngoiton GGobe.1)

s,srrsn Teoartfnrs!
Ga5 Ebss iftein gMtes @iIb ron Sro,t apSia g.
sintbam aus a9nn, gsafi, bic m Ir ais iraerb cine
anbsrr yrau III ssa5r5ett ben Gamsi, SCR aSra,,cns
irennbin@ ben pieie ibrcr gorrciponbentinnen i5r
70 serne beiegcn, pefbient. Sic ,pibmct iib nit
bent sr5bten eifer ibser arbeit tpedc Isstere has
geiHltat eines IebensIdneie9en Stubinms 1T, ilnb
If sespRngen feds aifiitentinnen ii5 su baItcn
bic iIr DeIfen bic oussebrsitete GorrefponScus,
fuele pon alien Seitsn ibr :uiIiebt unS uon senen
cine ieslide tbxe ipcsieue 2eibenslat oSer lire
6rsaSs bapoa beireit si ieiit, tInbaiebt s bsant.
1often. Sbre 9Ffan3en grapatntson TT en SeiI-
fiittsl fig suite i,t5 ni5s fit b6fe 9uede. SD babc
perionli1 bieS aa5eefunoer rro btu uoil Der 9SaEr=
belt SeTisn mas idb jage. iibsr;ergt.
sse9en piejer poblbsiptefsHen @igeridafteu ipirs
re bon ben teiten Aersten beS 2aiibes enapfobier
ano perls3riebsn = einer ppn. bieien fagt: r0;e
zstrfutg 1T punoer5or rrb eripdrt pieIes Qeieen,
Sieturirt uo!sfdnbig bic limmjte Dirt 9eutterIebs
Mbfalen, 2cacotrees rnregeIr,dbige nno fcbmerss
id2s monatltS5e &einisang iebe slrt Samenssranfs
belt, GMtSilnorag unb yef9wiire, nnnatiirIid5cn
Iutab,s, iebe art gerIesiti, inb Bic baramf fois
Deilben 9tidenmarfbe iAwerbeii, Mih 1T beionbcrs
anpen6bar aur Belt be5 acben suedbicI5."
Ss ps @sSa @ ssss M9 sss, sss msnSs
Arait EN-. S9wd4e, 4Idbiudt, 9rang mad Meiss
mitteln lnb @ageni4fuade ipirb .jsbetsc;t Sa5,rd6
atasaolIsi., sic BELT aij9tpelangsn aoFfiamer,
teit fterpoie Seioelt, aHgc.aeiiie a6rrerilip6de,
SAlaHoF9teit @bmattMfs NIB iinperSaulidfcit
SsHss WeflDt gaitsLtd3cr GriG5piuiia, tpeIGes
S4meren rilS gadenIei5en ;ur ioiae bat, lit itete
noEitanbg roriiber .natb Ge5raun bicfes SeiImits
8!rfungtf rolitdnel1erl rstefeiouia,cn nit bein,
ZEN weiblid1sn aGrperiDitsm unterIie9enbsn @eies.
Per 3sfels = nMr 9laide, s.. jiir6 Saf9cii.
Dsl9sr Natb tit tpe5clIe 5dle, rnb bic slamen pcn
1teleu bic BURG MntueiDarg ber 95flarsen mliiduua
msser i Z poldMbig herges VI ipor6er, farm man poi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26

Ylumbers unb @as sSitters,

335 Oit 6onitoniiraBe,. San antoniu.
8aoeipannen SturSbdoer, MalIerelo-
iets, Marmorplatten, @ummii1ldu1e,
Ylei= ilnb @iienrDbren, gie.apparate
unb @asfrtures aller Dirt. Lii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
gsalait.Salom u. BiIlarbs6a(Ie,

Ssala1t:SnIOlt 4. BilIdr1s O0lIe,
$50. 10, SolebaoiiraBe. u. StroBbnr=
ger BETTER. 6 Billiards nelleiien Stp-
leg. 9tnr bic beite1 2iqn6re, Mbisfies,
Meine, frii6es Bier unb gignrren. Mml
2um6collilter bic ausgeipdDltei1en 9e=
lifateiien. Greier 2uu9 ieoeu Morsen
bon 10 biz IL llbr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26

bG Die 9iamants6 6arbeH tbun mebr
als fir lie beanipru1t ipirb. Wian
fdrbe bic alien Gleiber. sic iperben
iuie neu ausIeben. Sur 10 Gents fir
ie0e iarbe.
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Cages Weaisfelsen.
SnIa

Die llngliidsila1ri1ter iiber Sic
8erbeetllMgen oss Sturmss am pergdn=
genen Sonntag nlebrea li1:uHo De 81.
tie Der 5obten uno Yerlebten iuiro inn
mer grDBer.. 9as Staot0en Sread
Camp in Miiiiiiippi, bas 800 GiHlpOD=
ner 3dblte, 1T gdn5li6 perni1tet uno
fortgeblaIem. Mebfere YerIoaen. iinb
getootet worben. Sbre 9eiDen fano
man peri6iebene Wteilen Dpn bem pla=
Re entfernt.
- Sie 2egislatur BON Mh0igan bal
bas prnbibitionszsl zslmenbenent nieOer.
geItimnlt.
% Snl norbliden Sllinois felen am
"a bier 3ol bod S0nee.
MmsIanD.
- Sum bat aud DeuiI@lano feline
Dpnamitzgrploiion gsbabt. Cine De-
.i9e bon Gailerslautern berie1iet ilbel
cine fol1e, Die ii9 auf einer @iIenbabn
in &beinbaier1t ereignete. Gin 59alf=
ner purbe bibei f9tuer perlebt.
Ser Director be5 abgebrannten
9finat1eaters in Mier, Der ieiHe Strafe
i'm @efau9niB balb abgebiiBt fat, if
bonn Gaiier begnabigt morben.
- gu @arlsfrona bel Gopenbaaer
brad ein 6euer aus, in Dem Snei Ma=
rine Ofli5iere umfamen unb slpei
anoere f6pere 8ranoiouilben erbielten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
6snrY's garsol. Sa!bs.

@is 1T Die teils Salte fur SanItts,
9tnssn, ausldlas, 0'sfdmi're. Soluatu.
matlsmus, aafssiprsHssns 5ants, Gitsr.
uasen, Diitntrarstn une afr 9auitsauf.
bslten, Sommtratdsa uao 0litslitr. saan
taufs Ssnrp's garbelc 5ai5s ,,ssl aGs
anesrsn 6aH6unsa llnp. Yrsis 25 gsate.
&r. guens Srpssnatsp 8iilus 10
eas tsft Dsilmiits! fir Gyspsplia, @al.
isa.sitfnr MiaIasia, unpstDauiitftit pas
Sreafptitfn tss 8lutss, etr Slisrsn, ater,
Daut,e. = y s
.DurmUs gatarrts Gyms
bsiis das aHsflioa,a sfs 5oiisc, Sopies
nHa 5@laasea. 8 ,s
Or. sp ats esberpiatu ant bil
6sfsn eatbarti5dsa @ssulatcren.
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3sines glut erbSlt bic Os(uuotc;t
Dr. asGers gipoo giirir" m;rt BON ben
terpcgrascnpften Ner5tsr empfubleu. Ssi
aQs 2.pothetern au taben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26

g3as ;bas .mahtiat WistsrasrasaunSe emisitI.
9ofetser'S Naseu bitterea, lfilsn
pirt, N aus brin ras Is aelsilet bat. III enintb
msn. 90 Bat in xaufenesn bon Grirdniunaen
on s psttpfs, gaasa.eissn. aBeafslRstr. Ser.
sfnleiosn, anstntinsr Gawdd.,. BsYaupfihsit,
nsrs6iem Gspfwsb, zrdtfnn unb ben eirsntbhm.
lsdar 2sieeg unb @ebreben, ftn.n tie 6d rd@>
liden 70 febr uatc worfsn iinb, srunSi,dt Seitrns
bsnirti.
gu kabsn Eel oiIen Hpptbelern unb
6Gnblern i'm Naasmeinen.
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mmE5GfiAcn 6 2cb er.
Dlaitset an stppctit, Cjeodrri 8eritorfitng,
zeifier;er i'm Stcrf nit eiiien bumsfe.i gefiibl
i'm Sinterfppfe, Gdnier;eil inter fet. GGrlters
hi1tterir, eluigefriebeuietii nad hem Gfien. NIT
abnciauug seseu iere fSrperlid,c CHER geiftige
5hztgfeit. rei5tare5E triitcG tiiriz
miH1 NIT ner1 bticnoersIt GejJiblc, trgenb
cine Cbiieseubeit berseljen 3ii babeil, Miciss
lett, @trre, 5ersflopfsu, Bnnfte pcr ben Ausen,
asibe Sauf, iibsrtaitpt &ppfihntersen rberbalb
fticensen grilirleit, fart 9efdrtfer triu u,tb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-26
aas Gsitt.t ic!ste nsn alien sDerioncn, Sung
t,,o SIT, se3-a;,1,t soeroen, fobaIo fid)
ci1. \ e.. q al .n.. Gs.,s.nA,a..n 4afA4

c!1ss9oer o6ise:s Gsatptcnte sct9t.
GSer nisT geeiisn tit pccr 1T ustacSmnSer
Ws3st'o s05hat, ,ntrb bnr9 gslesentlt9e5 Ginnebs
men enler 19ii, un bic eeber IN 9eiunper Ibattss
sSsrre, lIebeteit, Nicnerselalasenbet IT, {. NJ. as,
tpenasI. 9a5 Attel lpifb pe ein GlaS gSetn fr liz
H3:a 1T a5sr asia bsseuf1empe5 0etra,,f.
gs:ats t,a.s st'ras fdI,osr 0etoamltdeS ses
Hal cine oi;5 NIB t:e GrteiAtrrans lprD eintreleu.
e5oNon. ssseit ssis 9o5tosred,mnnasn t,croe,,
ssfrief, tu.tiil i,sa.a oe1t Siea:.lctor StefS
3c.raty.3 iat saafe DElt!
GenH 9ftiSrs;et melires eciben fitb etnfteat, elm
Snr@ais li@nes, asiatseaoe5, Gafte bcrbeSs
a,s,s5rsi,t Yin Sa5 9iittc it mnaeSabrIid, ss anS
b !uts..di:i8t .psosr ole Deibaitstbatiafeit
&c; : ~ ay,EGs.:tass..
IS tEt rein bcestabtltsh
u:o i cie Ja..'a ssrst Ys 9airtantet ppn galo,nel
~. .asi;'! rsne is5sro cine FER f4abliaen gaaGz
.tgtu..s.a hesIttel.
sSeaa,s;E sot cities: Grurerttctr.
li:;ii- as sigsr &ssalaEcr II ieit lapseref 3eit
bfi lu,ilisr Na'hils in nc5e5raua unb id Elm ubers
isaEs ee9ss s1s reidaeran5 ter Mrsneitpieni@ait
tii:tt ~ Stll 9 hnrter, Gpuperneur BON Mla.
syos.. i9sganoer g. gtepbenS ppn Gerraia
iest :. Glt eSssrlra rpa ,fSiuinpns 2iper Gesuias
~" II mir mpbl betpmnien unp i'd frunide tbu
iss q III Trliea.
rga3 Gii.sias o.5 nismaIs 2inserune
eeyi.a1t. so ha6e rtsis @itteI sessa Gpspepia,
NsNt.'s>t.l etS SsyirNIe ytpFauptt aver He etne5
seIuahc has mir !, iopbl tetpmmen LIT mie vgtn,e
me;.5 ei.cr SieSalator.@ SD babe RON Mtnneipta
ti Georgia SanaA seibtdt unb mbbte einer irlden
llfaisir esasn net5 relter idbiden auA m6ate Id
tttn aiN.lisb QeieeEfen anratben e5 nit hiejen.
ssitsa vesaeea, Ia es ses ein,ige gu isin 5aeint
e,( .t:;. - eiaecrung rerIa9t.
=. Sc. Sannep, Minneopolis, aRinu.
esitgrrJ in webraude ppn luminous a,per
ssaiater4 in nciner 4,raJS Bin is ron Seiner Nns
lTena'n5 teisiseist naa Id percrtne tbm als cine
Gffd5s,t,t l$= etr;nci.
NJ Non Hebae nur Ben cd)teu, Der itetS tie
rci5e Ssamselsmarfe nnb bic Ndmensuuters
4 # $. y. .ss;eitin g. 60. arf fem rmiHIaae
sS5s- 8etallen &pctbeteru au baben..
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9as:.e n,.e gsitrs,. serarfealten aeiSe,t

G3mi'ingae etgc: egfraasten 2eber.
Ie5ter s.Nem; .SAmers in f,r Geitc, saipetlcn
ti5au3 uaraeli<!t; aisenciner Gppetitrerluff ae=
wp3afia Gcrtopf:6et., -5a,reifen ab,reGielnb nit
Sffsa;eiAafett; ber sappf rpu G4mer5cn belhifist,
eeati ts..fiAtiiqer @eriut res Grinnerungsperni5=
faS Gsiist rnn St6tge hberilcgcu tyas rft fur
GAninbIat5t 1eGa!en ,eirb hsl BStient tld3t iibcr
gidht9.ctt NIB G@rsac Tt rcrp6s aalte rfer bren=
ne:se3 5aia9l III sen S'iSct 6uaeien eine iteGenbs
tseIaslcia lna nserSenSt it, bai aeisaSbemesuns
beaal pare, 10 fana ran ld tau,n ba;a anfrafieu,
j man lnStraut ieGenl Seilmittel, Gcridiehene fcr
ea'5el 5prlftenls besic,ten bic arantbett oter eS
rrrsanacn miser; hph Fat lie ltnteriuding mad
nfa sroe cine eetraAaide 5tbruns ter Geber rtad9s
9eiHiAiea
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XS & Z @ s1 4 o g q.

Euffs WfIfen Gins ipe,icG fir fisse ssdlie
btrclfcs, efncGpfs ptruridbt eiften 5pid5ensSed;s
fei Inn ScfinsesIs ea3 Der feihenft eritannf IL.
etc vernrbrtn rem Mpptfff uns rerirnacn sslcifdss
1nfaf, "a Ter sorpsr acsIdbrf IND rs iere tpBtfde
E1Irfiina nuf esrbaisfu;ascrrcacel rcaelindfts
CTR 3fuitaars tertprasrnsn ivro BRED 25 Gents.
s. atft's - air . y c.
crane 0aare resr . ar I rcreeu enftn ein elngsss
zu1traaen pigfer aarte AT atdwSero fatrarseu
tzripAaocit Gic brrssh ehe nathrisoe garsg tc rst
naasHbfitn. 3u Dertalen IN apcttgienerer ipto nap
6iaptaua rcn 81 eurd5 GrpreD rerianes.
6iSice % ARurrnD Gfrfef, sseipsSJprf.
fgr Irtrs Dattuat, rrerf5boner rhierreitaen ifaol
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04

The fret grand pic-n party that
has left town this season spent
Thursday last at Preston coubty's
greatest natural wonder-the cave
near Reedsyile. For two or three
days prior TO the time set for the
party to 80, the gentlemen were bus.
iy engaged procuring conveyances
and making ali proper arrangements
80 that the trip would be a very en-
joYabIe and pleasing one. During
this time the ladies were employed
10 roasting chickens, turkeys and
beef, aud in baking ionumersble
kinds OF cake TO take along with
them for dinner, which was served
in the grove near the cave. While
thus engaged, al we're 10 the great
est suspense for fear the day would
be wet one, aud they would bave
to stay at home but Thursday morn.
ing dawned favorable, and by day
light all was hustle and excitement
among the pleasure seekers. By 9
o'clock every thing was in readiness,
and the crowd, composed Of the fol-
lowing persons, HE'D away from town
to spend the day 10 mirth aud lss-
tiyity; Misses Lou end ] nnie
Grsham, Lulu, Agnes and Mollis
Hhdreth, Jennie Parsons, L1iu Bish-
op, Alice Paul, Minnie Heermans
Minnie Nef, Messrs. Chas. E.Browp
Jas. a. Brown. Daniel Fswcett, Viii
Hildretb, Julius Monroe, William
Wright, Enos Lants. and Dr.. S, A.
Prat. TIE party reached the cave
about 1890 aud remained there view.
ing The sights uutil about O'Clock,
when they departed for home which
they reached about dark. All cay
that the day was one OF the most
pleasant they have ever yet enjoyed,
and ils scenes and recollections will
likely crowd back upon their memo
ries 10 years 10 come.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04
ALL FOR NOTHING.
why the Doctor was DIsgustcd, "a 20 Il
what Wight have been Done
without Him.

'Well, wife, said DIR. e, as he ON
tered his house, which was situated in II
cosy village In central New York. Il
have got back from long and dreary
ride away down among tho mountains,
and all to no purpose whatever. The
messenger said the man wouldn't live
till morning, when tho fact IL mo had on
ly mn ordinary attack OF collie. If tho
sinpletCns had only bad sense enough
to put BENSON'S CAPCINE PO-
KOUS PLASTER on his stomach he
would have been all right IT, an hour Oh
two But some folks are slow to learn
added the old physician, swallowing the
cup of stoa ming tea which his wife had
just poured for him.
Doctor E. was right, yet people do
learn, even though slowly. The rapid
ly increasing use Of Benson's plaster
proves this beyond question, and the
good doctors are certain 10 10 saved much
OF their needless toll. In all diseases
capable of being affected by plastic
BensOn's acts efficiently aud at once.
The genuine have tho word CAPCINE
cut i'm the centre. Price - cents. Sea
Jury Johnson, Chemists, Now York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04
Vick's Floral Guide

For 1888 Ia an Elegant Book of 100 pages
3 Colored Plates OF Flowers and Vegeta
bles, and more than 1000 illustrations o
choicest Flowers, Plants and Vegetables
and Directions for growing. It Ia hand
some enough for the Center Table or
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t. be the best in the Deltas. and was ney
CT known TO muff
Winning caught several flies In left field
which added lsurels TO his reputation as
q fly catcher.
Sherman Wheeler made a clean score
and several good catches. He is a fine
player.
NJ J. Conifr's throwing was remarkably
good.
Bob Hollis, Jumbo, did good playing.
aud II was worth half your interest In
farm in Texas To zee him run. But he al
ways got there.
John Henry makes an excellent LIST
basemsn, and his motto is TO never let a
ball pass him.
Jack Hooton's catching behind the bat
was decidedly good. He never let the ball
pass him.
Dick Miller, with a little moro practice,
will make a good catcher.
Geo, Ainsley ia a safe batter
higgins makes good center fielder and
backs 2d base well.
Jim Pierce WAS the most admired by the
young ladies', and ihis admirable playing
was source Of pleasure 10 his friends.
Pete Hanley plays we'll behind the bat.
Jake Ayorsmsn was the heavy batter.
w, Henry caught one red hot from tho
bat.
Bye, Is right at home playing short stop.
Wilson dehrd the flies 10 pass HIM IN
right field.
Sam Ayersman did good work in left
field
Scott throws a hard ball to hit.
A. L. Conif and Geo, Fulton did tho
scoring.
Those whom noticed from distance
were; DR.. w, +. Vankirk, OF Grafton
Mayor w. II. Anderson, q. L. Ellis, DR..
Lanham, u. III. HorChler. Ed. Anderson.
James Johnson, John Clark and Charley
Golden, Of Newburg. They all seemed To
enjoy the game immensely.
The boys were favored with beautiful
day. and 1t is To be hoped that il will not
be many weeks until the boys cross bats
again.
The Scotch Hin boys take their defeat
good naturally, and feel confident that
they con play the Dcltas closer game the
next time.
I'm SNIru
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04
DroWed In Beer.
Concerning this Popular beverage
Two Wen ENrcss their Minds.

'1lia fact Is sir, and you may stick .
pin there, that the people ~ this coun ~
are likolv 10 be drowned In a food at ia
ger beer shouted ~ enthusiastic teetO,
tailor the other day "a the car Of your cor
nered correspondent ThIt German
drink has struck US hard. It's the Sec
nnd deluge'
Yes, and the worst Of this beer.diink-
ing business is that 10 gets mp kidney
troubles, as a heavy wind raises the
waves adde = city physician, who had
a KIN bwledge OF the times aud tendency
TO metaphor The midnight schooner
leaves behind tia wake Offurred tongues
headaches. torpid ivers. nau ,ea, aud 80
that, and lays the foundation OF Brignts
Disease
This melancholy fact accounts in ptrt
for tho increasing sales Of BENSDS'S
CAPCfNE POROUS PLASTER, which
at once mitigat,s those symptoms. Price
- cents Ask your physician about it
Hcabury & Johnson Chemists, y. Y
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY oEEIcERs.

COUNTY oFyICERs.
Judge Of ne Circuit Court-Hon. VIM
'. Ice.
Oommfssione, s-CM Bishop (Presi-
y III. @. Hagans = nd Jas. Allender.
Clerk Of The Circuit COUrt-Smith era ne.
Clerk Of The County COWrt-J. Ann NJ ar
I'm.
Prosecuting AttYney-Neil j. Fortey,
iSteriG-Elisha Thmoas.
Surveyor John A. Dalriple.
AsSesSOrs-West Side, Thos. Fortuey;
East Side. Gabriel Pdlum.
Commissioner Of Lost Records-wm
=. Morley.
Physicidn 70 Jai and PoorhoUse- r.
3. l.. Trippett.t
County Super nte1,de1tt Of Free Schools
Jseph II Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of the Circuit Curt
NTH Crane. Joseph III. Hawthorne, 1.
Ralphsnyder, p j. Crogsn.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
hdyor-Hon. J. G McGrew
CoWRcit-Jas. H.Manown, Jno. :. Muir
ock, Oliver Dunn, Elisha Thomas and
9 harles NJ. Bishop
Rec0rder-W. X Potter.
Se1gednt-J ohm Il. Neff
hin.
cOHstable-James Carroll
MINISTER'S.
Pres5yteridn-Rev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist EptscOpdt-Rev. A. j. LYDIA
Bdpttst-Rev. Patrick Murray.
EVait0elicdL--Rev j. w. Cation.
a. M. Il. Church. Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINGwooD.
PreSident-Wm. G.. Brown.
Vice PreSiotenL-J. G. McGrew.
CGshier-F. Heermaps
Assistant CASHIER. w. Parks.
HIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-TERMs OF
COURT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, 8th day of April.
August Term, 18th day of August.
November Term, oath day OF Novem-
per.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in January. first Mon
day in April, second Monday in July
md first Monday in October.
RINGwooD PosToFFIoE.
Mails close att o'clock a. m; arrive at
5 o'clock p. Ih.
Ofice open at o'clock a. m; closes at
O'Clock pm. j. NJ. GOODWIN. Il. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04

The series Of lessons in penmau-
ship given at Evansville by Prof
w. II. Shahsn, closed last wsdnesd sy
night, and the committee to examine
the manuscripts and award prizes,
report as follows:
let rrise.-For beet specimens in
penmsnship, to Jos. NJ. Loughredge.
2nd priSe.-For greatest improve
ment, to Miss MinniePoole.
Srd p:izs.-For next best improve
ment, to Miss Dora Means.
Little Ida Means, ii years old,
crowded the prize girls so closely az
TO deserve epecisl mention.
M. M. Lauzader
Chairman Commi ttee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04

The following is what Vennor the
Canadian we ,ther prophet, has to
say about the weather IN August
The first week OF the month is
likely to give heat aud some severe
local storms where these were exper-
fenced !set year. II all should be
guarded against in Western sections.
| think the fore portion Of this IN onth
will be characterized by wide spread
heat. First change to cooler weather
after the l0tb, when q very decided
relapse 20 cool weather may take
place, NTH eUem SnolO tolls in noun
famous regions"
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SPEAKING OF the recent changes 10
the Vniversity, the next session Of
which begins September 9th, The
Hun ingiou advertiser says; Toe
Board Of Regents, % At present OIL
gsnizsd, are earnest ia the purpose -
make that Instltution fountain from
which earnest, honest aud lsbofious
study shall draw high ord,r Of
scholarship. aud TO confer its DONORS
upon such persons only ss show
themselves disposed aud espsb Of
acquiring them.