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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-10
AT SEA,

Watched the white sails ~ they Spfosa
Their wings, like birds sot freei
And some DER distant waves wlii riue'
safe into wishod-for hayens glide
And somo-be lost at sea-
An thus upon Lifo's testing MAN,
While Hope sings morrily,
Full many bark from OF the strand
We launch with eager heart and hand
Nor dreamed of loss atsea'
But there were treacherous rocks aud shoals
All, all unknown to tine;
II matters not-the heart doth know
What cruel storm hath sunken low
The venture out at sea,
Mayhap it was no costly freight ...
Though rich to you or mo;
Yet Memory, as the days 80 by
Still counteth DER with fearful eye
Her treasures lost at sea.
All, well, there is haven sweet
Where shipwreck can not be;
Sad hearts who sit in patient paiA,
There shall we gather back again,
Much that was lost ut sea.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-10
Jasper Southeast Texan There is

Jasper Southeast Texan There is
now living in Newton county a man
bv the name of MCGEE, the son of John
McGee. otherwise Juan McGee, who
was killed in one of the great battles
of the Medina in 1918. The subject of
this sketch was born in the town of La
Trinidad, on the east side of the Trim
ity River near White creek, about 1905.
After the death of his father he was
cared for and raised by Madame McFar-
lane. the mother of John burst, of
Nacoqdoches. an old Texan. He was
carried to Madame McFarlane's on the
back of James Hickman, after his father
was killed, and while the Mexicans
were retreating before the Spaniards.
Previous to the Texas war he resided
near and was well known in the town
of Brazoria, where he was married. In
1897 he moved to Newton county with
his brother John MCGEE, where he now
resides near Burris Ferry, on the Sab
inc river. During the war for Texas
independence he was member of Cap
tain WILEY p. Martins company, and
was At the battle Of San Jacinto. He
speaks the common Mexican language
fiuentlv. and has an antediluvian ap'
pearance. and is, apparently, almos
| dried up. but Is quite active.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-10
! curious facts were revealed:

From these it appears that the wo-
men were early in seeing their destiny,
a dozen of them marrying before the
age of 20 to every single man who
was ready to double up. Between the
ages Of 20 and 25 IT viii be noticed
that Insecurity came manfully for
ward and tOied to make up for lost
time and missed opportunities. But
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-10

wHEx the hen with the chickens at
tackled the small boy in his mother :
ward. the hen informed him that she
had been LAYING for him some time.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-10

TIE early angler catches 'N'
and cold
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07
APPEAL NOTICES

i p y Land 2s,es T. eMissshysll D T Aug IS g.
hed th.t your I'D entry NJ 2l!5s made Aug q
has been adjudged forfeited by this Office upon
the complaint. Of Weh2el Junck, and you are
notified that ouf decision. will become
from within thirty days from this notffe, that
to appeal II fso@ said decision to the Honorable
se Smn faiiass r. OF sp 1ss G sishin t hsnd a;o 0B ssee 9Rsn
said entry will be reported to the Honorable
Commissioners for cancellation.
%''' : 20 Ge9 B Eyeritt, Besister.
H Barber Jr. Receiver.
U 8 Land Office at Mitchell D T Aug 10 50.
Herbert Z Cook, Sir;..-You are hereby, noti-
81 upon s i i Sec 2s-ios-Ss W sth = N has been
adjudged forfeited By this office upon the COM
plant Of N w Egleston. and you are further no.
tilted that our decision will become final as to
all questions of fact unless appealed from with
in thirty days from this notice, that being the
period of time allowed you in which to appeal
Toner of the General Land Office. Upon your
failure to appeal within,the time specified, snid
entry will be report9d p the Ho1orsble Com
missioner for canceilatitn. Geo b Everitt.
Barber ,r. R Rss,sser.
US Land Office at Mitchell D T August Is 'ss.
To Oscar b Chamberlain, Sir;-You are hereby
IL " upon ~ Sec 2l-lU-67 w. 5th p NJ bas
been adindged forfeited by this Office upon cots
plant efI1. Z. Hollinger and you are further 10
lifted thai our decision will become final az u
Ill questions OF fact unlsss appealed from with
N thirty.aays Of this notice, that being the per.
,aid DECISION to tho honorable Commissioner OF
The Genesal Land Office. Upon your failure 70
!,c reported to the Honorable Commissioner for
cancellation Geo, b. Eyeritt, Register.
go h. barber, Receiver.
o 8 Land Office at Mitchell D T Aug 10 'ss.
To + B Burdick Sir;-You ore hereby notified
that your 7 G entry No 55sl made Oct 10th 80,
upon 8 W y Sec a-lo4-Bs W.. 5th P III has been
udjudsed forfeited by this office upon complaint
Of Margaret Ochsner, and you are further mott:
flied that our decision will become final as to all
thirty days from this notice, that being the per.
tod Of time allowed you in which to appeal from
ssid decision to the Honorable Commissioner OF
the General Land Office. Upon your failure tc
appeal within the time specified, said entry viii
be reported to the Honorable Commissions fl
cancellation. Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
go H. Barber Jr. Receiver.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07

AZ laat thsre has been . dusl where
somebay gpt hun. Two yoang men
IL yyA,,dalis IN. recently fought .
duel tkcare, with pistols and both were
killed. The trouble grew out Of some:
misty rsma1ksi made BY one about the
49, TsttI. ..t, -
Ma5i&rS sister.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07

AFTER Ill n 3 Is salA INC done
about and for other states, the final
eonclnsion Of the Iowa man is there
- ~ state like Iowa. An Iowa man
1okato California, and he sighes to
return. Tie goes 70 Kansas and he
hastens back 40 soon as he can. He
33iies himself 70 Texas and the end he
1ahors for il to get enough money to
return to Iowa. He goes to Dakota,
!takes j tree claim, soRs his Ave acres,
sells out for what he can get ard
comes back to IoEa. The man that
\ fairly Eaitmatsd N Ilpyta and don't
tatM state ii ct for stHategems,
gfeasons and spoils for what he viii
jncver b able to Dem
Rs.at,
C9apjng from an Iowa paper this is
good; eIoesaingly good. We might
addsinply hnissse. At the same
lime i strikes " g being. tride too
fanny tesr anything. The first i'm
preston on eastern man has upon his
prEs1l| Dakota, particularly the
southern pan, il that all Iowa hes
gone stark, staring mad and rushed
put hare in body. II any Iowa man
has come to Dakota and returned we
,MonlL93 like TO see him. It would be
sEea@iief, lie would be q greater Gu
Yiost.y than Barnum's Jumbo. One
cannot turn around here without sap,
mt n Iowa mn Hp They arr
thicker than the Aaaa men il Wash.
iington, pretty girls IL Baltimore o,
beer drinkers in Cincinnati. They
ms found everywhere, in law offices
behind the counter, in the pulpit. a
a.! work bench, behind the plow. NJ
made q profession. il without NOR,
than IL ~ sSEaIs Of 1owa,ans. I
56u BIB % know where's man CAM
from you are perfectly safe ;n asking
Ainsfrom what part Of Iowa he cana
kimball you might ask hum q
Ngaksst street he lived in Waterloo. N,
Sss1asn. state j. % we'll represented il
pakota Il ihs. 81 iowa, and no elias
IF ppsspsp iare b Hsll satisfied. s
III pleased are they that hundred
,of letters daily are going from then
IL their friends they left behind ii,
trisipg in glowing colors the beaut
and wonderful resources Of this par
III Dakota- As . result Iowa pcopl
are coming II BY thousands and ar
spreading over the country like lc
c,,ats. Nothing can stop them. l
a,noants! tor perfect exodus and al
the editorials that can he written Xix
the above cannot check the rush. Til
magniicsnt crops of this season vii
cause Dakota to boom a. she neye
has before, and we advise the Demo
Pr man to pack up his traps an,
come Eith the rest that are lef.
sosxibiy hs has sssn n man VIII,
came y Dakota and retained dlssa,
istesl althoueb, r. We said before, v
shoaM ike % see him. It is hsrdl,
e ! expected that iiakota viii sui
Pessssay Al who come. When para
ILL., = xouud on earth there i goin.
10 81 ) crowd This does not aite
n III, iaiscts hovsvsr. that southern Da
ks.ta ctsInSs aboat - near it :. will b
found iof some tims y come, if
li,ertect IN pure II, inyigoratine oil
haate and aaf ths essentials that.go I.
mike j magnificent farming eeuntr
art 10 ~ ms:dersd. Send NJ , phe
ssgrapll ~ that man that went bass
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07

8. 8. MEsRrLL, A. V. H. CARPENTER.
General ManageS Gen. Pasr. L Tkt Apt
IT. CLARK, H. fzA'"rp.
Gen. Supt. Asst Gpn Pass Agt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07

Land Office at Mitchell D T August "a 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
Go at Kimball D + on Oct Y 1885, viz: Walter A
Newton D 9 filing No 1882 fof the N w 4 Sec.
S-lN Bs. He names the following witnesses to
yation OF said land, Wig; Carroll A Harlow, John
J kief, John Miller and Charles Davids all of
kimbau DIT 20 Geo d Everitt Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07

Land Office at Mitchell d T August "A 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settlers have fled notices Of their intention to
that said proof will 30 made before Probate
Judge Brule Co at Kimbsll D 7 on Oct 10 1883,
1868 Thomas Connolly D s fling No aab M
b Y MAS ELL Sec l2-l05-6S Michael Con-
nelly D 8 filing No a6Os 8 E y sec l1-lO5-8s, They
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
lands, Wig; John King, James Wilbourne, Joseph
HobuBh and Patrick Hannifsu all Of Rmball
DIT 22 Geo B Everitt Register.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

Artistic Work.
The front OF the Office Of MeSsrs Here ord
Alnspsugh & Company, north Elm street
AZ the intersection 81 Poydrss street Is a
scepo Tor the study Of the lovers 0fart and
the beautiful. This we'll known Insurance.
hrm, representing the leading English aud
American Insurance. companies, haze
brought TO bear The SAIL OF Mr.. Frank
Mum, the artistic painter and decorator,
who has IN colors beautifully blended In
signs representing the various companies
represented BY the hrm made It
attractive. The work Is that OF a master
hand, aud shows skill and good taste
throughout. -Four gold.tscod drum eigns
representing the .ph0nix Insurance com
pany, with the eagle rising from the ashes;
the Springfield with the noble red man In
the foreground, with beautiful landscape
and wigwams, the Imperial, with = crown
OF gold, and the Northern Assurance COM
parry with gold Hon, are
specimens OF splendid Workmanship.
Above these is the patent glass
sicu OF Mr., Mum, which reads
Home Insurance company ct New York"
| The letters which are OF silver hue
| spsrsles 10 the sun shine aud shows super
tor to any other GLASS on even the dark
est day. This character Of sign which he
gets up IN the letters OF any shade, is com
posed OF wood and glass, so combiurd rs Il
represent solid glass front aud IL oalcu
lated 10 stand toe wear and tear OF IN,
storm Tor years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

DR.. Henry Hanson, veterinary surgeon,
has moved his Office from 1903 Elm street
to Arthur Caiu's livery stables, No. 70S, 705
7O7 Commerce street, and will treat OF all
diseases OF oil domestioated animals, horses
and cows a speciality being graduate doc
tor from the Royal Veterinary College,
England, and good many years practice
In America and England, has also n diplo
ma for inspections ut Arthur Gains livery
stable Orders by telephone promptly at
20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, Is the only saloon IN the city which
imports rs own wines ard liquors They
import IN and out OF bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon 10
the southwest imports drtotas much 10 this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors aud at
teniion given 10 the public cannot DO ex.
celed In the United States. Don't forget
10 get your lunch and liquors At the Elm
Street Exchange, whore YOU will always
find the sflable Jake MeucEer and assist
| ants.
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Enrnltnrr. Chrnn for Cn.h.

No one wanting furniture should neglect
to take advantage OF the low prices, at which
am now offering furniture My stock Is
all new and OF the latest style. Ny reason
for Offering great inducements at this time
Is 10 make room for the large stock ! will
open in my new building next month. Call
al once and secure choice selections.
GEoRGE Rick,
737 aud 739 Elm street.
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Sealed bids will be received AZ the mar
ket drug store by X. r. Eisenlohr until
the 9th OF January, 1854 for the purchase
OF Turner hal property on Commerce
street fronting fifty feet m the lsttor street
aud running through 200 leet TO Jackson
street.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
| bids. fAuL AIrERMANN,
Secretary Turn Vetoin Society.
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Some OF the very haudsomest Christmas
presents that win be made during the
h1idsvs have already been purchased from
win A. Watkin q o. HERALn building.
They conMsl Of two Frsher planes, one
Estey organ aud one Kimball organ.
The persons for whom they are intended
certainly will always look back 10 the
Christmas OF 1887 6s one OF the most tor
tuuata of their lives. Anyone expecting 70
should got Ia their orders NJ once 10 Messrs.
VIII A. Walkin & Co. They carry hne
stock OF pianos organs, stools, covers and
music cabinets
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A lady that has gona toto mourning has
sent Us one handsome riille green velvet
suit Ani one navy blue Foulsrd silk suit, TO
he sold for her account. Both dressea are
elegantly made aud trimmed aud will be
sold cheap. They eau oe seen IA our cloak
department. SANGER BBOs.
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n lludo suicides
Excitement ran high yesterday near the
Union depot, East Dallas, oooasioned by a
report that young man had committed
suicide. A ooroner's jury was empsneled
deceased, also a note addressed TO young
lady. which read as foll0we; Dear Maude--
| leave you all my earthly possessions, To-
GLIDING NY photograph. Ii is said the pict-
ure is better looking than myself, which Is
| the cause Of this rash act. Ever think OF me
as your own dear Fred" rhe photograph
was made py Webster 70l Elm street Yer
diot-We, the jury, fluid that the deceased
died Of wounded pride and that J, Il. Web
ster Is the best photographer IN Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

Always avoid harsh purrauyr pills. They
dtst make ynu sick bnd then leave You COM
5upAttd. Carriers Little Liver Pulls reg
ula'c The bowels and make YOU well. Dose,
one pU.
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TTWTTT HVWVVTTTNVi
the best and cheapest hair dressing. 10
kills dl.druh, hllays irritation, and pro-
notes a vigorous growth OF the nalr.
Burnett FhyOr.ng Extracts are iuvaria-
bly, acknowledged tho purest and best.
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The New Telegraph Line.

10 tue fupllC.
Tho Gull, Colorado & Santa Fe Telegraph
line ia now open Tor business TO points
reached by IL and is connections. Prompt
delivery ana despatch especially. We re-
specially soilCit a share OF your patronage.
w. J. STORMS. Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

AGAIN this coming week the Dallas opera
house will be the scene OF large and elegant
HssemblaGes upon the occasion of Mr. Fred
ericS Warde's appearances in Cesar, Ham
let and Othello. whichNill be put on the
boards on the l4th aud 10th insiants, next
tragedian has drawn crowded houses where.
ever he has oeen, and considering his deyo-
he is in distant parts Texas has greeted him
thus far with overwhelming houses. DAi-
las will do her part.
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Iiihsre ever was specific for any one
complaint, then Carler's Little LIVER Pulls
are a specific Tor sick headache, aud every
woman should know this. Only one pill n
dose.
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AN afflicted reader sends us in the follow.
ing and asks It's publication with the sug-
gestion Of the morale.
Sweet Mary Ann had q musical tongue:
by day aud by plight forever she songus.
And Oft on her notes her many friends hOnguC.
But one day. alas She fnbured longnc.
Her music away TO the winds was soon Tongue
And in JOY her near neigh Dor had all the bells
tongue
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The action OF Cartei's Little Liver Pills Is
pleasant, mild and natural, They gently
stimulate the liver aud regulate the bowels
but do not purge. They are sure 10 pleate.
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Hundreds write they owe their life and
present good health 10 AoEer's English
Remedy, for consumption, coughs, colds.
&C.. Sold by W. N. Patterson 4 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

French, Turkish and California eyapo-
rated prunes at Loeb 4 FreibeTg's.
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Having bought on, the interests OF all
concerned In The urn Of Z. h. HUsmefS
Co., steam, Ras anu vater-htteru, | viii
continue tho pnsuirss nj the old .,snd 80
Elm street. A. heWHIRK,
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NWWTTTTT wv T""TTTTTTTTT
BosTnN, MASS. May ., ISL know par
ties who have tried all kinds OF medicines
Tor lung disoases, who say that Dr. William
uucces5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

More cases OF sicE headache, hiliousness,
constipation, ETC., osu be cured Ia less time
with less medicine and ior less money, by
using Oarter'A Little Liver Pllls, THAI by
any other means.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

Groom, whoopiug-oough, ana even asthms
Immediately relieved by Aoker's English
Remedy. Sold under guarantee by W II.
Patterson A %.
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New Years cards al the HHRALn office,
Call end ace them,
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The rusa continues at HAum'nA
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Fret fircli lirvlN
secure the B.u1JCk Fire e1tirEuishef
and protect yuubel irom All danger by
Ore. z. N. HNNEsY & Co,
State Agants, Galveston, Texas.
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New Years cards ut the HERALD mss.
Gail ana ee them
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Ladies should remember. n beautiful
complexion t'tults from using Ackerf
blood EliI,r. no,d by W. "A. Patterson A
10 nj Al
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Leave ordtrs Cor New Years cArds a, the
HERALD ofice.
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Lssvs o,aas fol New Y ears cards a. u c
hrlaip yg-t,
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Imported cleArs Al z P. MARTINI.
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Montague, and literally obropsh, aov,,,,.
t6o,or,A As Ionis, AlsS Dickson was
for sly 1.sy w N the part, never lacking
M ,,, "N'u, NV WIN Stl the legal terms and
'r,,is' PuVS 70 naad. Need We suggest
Win ~ u, ME-. OapWelpsOphelia Hsmlet
go 60 Wv ,uietcurial siddy conduct Of the
o oo,-I5 sIl' A9ough 10 say that the char
80, 1'lk enu aii, was with Mrs. Capwell
NJ 80 ~ sv''Vu natural IN information. AS
LIS LIS Lauy macbeth, Miss Mirje Morgan was
tap'tal WIN wv, hef cannie Scotia hrogue, aud
- sliVl.lous even ~ the clock struck the
w Nuonlug hour,' All tbs participants
49, ~ cos'une, and although the piece
sas loi years oeen on tae amateur stage of
l9luNle summaries IN the bands of the best
e,uoutlunaLy graduates or experts, yet we
question II II vas ever better, Ii so well
n Following is the programme Of
the entertainment:
PROGRAMME FAIrI.
Down IN the Dewy Deli -. ...... Smart
MIS- Capwell and P5sten, aud Miss Keller.
,, INSTRUMENTAL 500
~ IA ANU "''''' ..'.,EgghRrd
Mrs TttzevsuL
VOCAL aoLo:
'O1 '''''' "neIy e. 80. .'''''' J, LSnchner
r.,,, lNSrRUNESrAL DUo:
| william Tel. Overture Ro.si II
Mrs. Morrow and Miss Lulu Smith
CHOaUs:
I was but Little Golden Tress
Geulemsns Musicale
d, PART t'''v0CAL Duo:
sec the Pale Noon" ..........,....... Cempena
VOCAL SOLO;
~ N'N''t''' 80 -. ',.ts ...,,,,.t. osu
Miss Zillah Lee
VOCAL SOLO;
~ A'''' ''''''ss .. s'sstsssssststts eIukNfl
Miss ROsser.
| CHORUS
''' . A'''A "N' '''''ss ,s..sssss..tsss
Gentlemen'e Musicale
rreseysnt, Tucker Kerr and Wheat
PLACE AUX DANES,
/ or
TtR LADIES sPzhK At LAST:
Juliet Mr.. Trey,yer
| iothH. ...-.....,..,,,,......,.M Miss DiuksO
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,OCIETY NEWS.
noiags turing The Past
~ Week,

o,tbe Movements Of Our
Friends
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ypeIt Wednesday, the 18th, another Of
bellies, Ada, the fgirest Of the fock',"
Iye no longer in the house Of Rauch,
taking the name of ClSs, the tWsin
make the wedding tour through the
hem and northern states, determining
Inlheir return their permanent locality
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Hen Yost, Of Houston, is in the city.
Doc Cummings, OF Savannah, Is IN the
Matt. French has gone TO South America.
Z. W. Watson, internal revenue eoheelor'
10 Ia the city. Il.
sam MoHenry had his heel split open In
thp wreck Wednesday night.
Colonel o. Il. 0'Mhley, who has been on
the slck list Tor some days, Is up again
There we're thirty'one skatcr. Al tue rms
la, SATURDAY night, with plenty OF tum'
Mes and gyrations, but no bones broken,
bishop Gregg will arrive SATURDAY, even
inc nom Austin and he The guest OF sena
Tor ], Y. GoOch anu wila
Mr.. Spaulding went hunting ana staytte
an long il was feared ho was Loaf, bat hi
| wiio vas oomlorted On seeing him come u
| With severrl hrsce OF hue duck.
| n, q. E,dridse, ga atinney Al law
Gainesville. paistd tbropso The oiiy ye'
ttrday,
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III
lHoNs the many social GATHERINGS ,n,s
Won one OF the most pleasant io9k p,aC ~
Sunday evening, at the reslqeLve ~,
I and Mrs. Y. BAuman, on prSmutN H.
.eset, given by Miss Pauline lralsohn 10
,sot Of Miss Hattie Lieber, before tne ~.
Ssdeparture for her home IN hen'uSSiH NJ
y party consisted Of Miss lheoer, m wa
pullman, Miss Iralsohn, Misses Oeille HIs
elie Sohoenleld, Miss kesne, Mis'
sumNn, Mrs. Loeb, Mrs. Miohnlsohui ~
'sfsch, Messrs. Ben, Max and Albert hu''1'
Ia Carl Ney, 0sor Hifschberf "tss
Gen, Aaron Loeb, Ben lrAlsonn' aio.
go and Ike Torch. Music, slng'ng sio ~
tuon and social converse were ihe DIV, ,, a,
~ evening. The enjoyment OF lhe ss III
|eul, no doubt, be long remeinbertu W ""
''0se present.
Os Thursday evening last the Lsu n.,
Ausioale had the third OF Their elegah, sn.
'.itainmeuts, and below we give the bIV,
|nmme OF that occasion, That the WA.
soA rerfect success we have alreaSs ~,
,Iked, and as the mercantile worlo Soy 70, h
eut sdyices OF that date we now oopnt,.bhi, N,
ufhaps the most universally aeoepse,is,,
|rnwls the short hurlt sque drama es,s',IiN
ia Q aux Damcsn or Tho Ladies eps an,
|st TT Eevaut, always natural w iI' iniSs
|wlee and action, uiade an eAc'lls- 'N'''