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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-10-15
Young Navlgatora,

AS approached Mauikuagon Point,
opposite the rcd light-ship, warning
vessels OIL that dangerous shoal. SAW a
very small boat standing in from the
open sea, so far off that it seemed as
II 1t must have como up out of the sen,
land did not appreciate tho dangers
about it. AS we both approached the
beach, | saw that it contained n man
ana two childrcn--a bright-eycd bow
about eight years old aud girl about
ten. The man jumped from the bow
into the surf. and pushed tho boat off,
whilo directing the little boy ut the
stern in grutf, soa-worn voice:
:"Hcave away, lad: got your oar over
to starboard, or she'll swing around.
Now, Mary. shove her head over
hurry up! don't you see that heavy
swell? Hold hardl Now get her head
about. quick rs you can. That's it.
Haul in your sheet" And mt last
those little mites were standing out to
sea again. and settling themselves
down in tho Stcrn-shcots us Composed
ly as they might sit down on a door,
: 'Wherc on earth, sir, are your chill
dren going. alone, and on this stormy
coastP Will you ever see them againP"
80 yes. SIR" he replied. smiling;
thcy arc used TO boat; thoy are tax
ing somo seals have just brought in
from tho nets down to the next bay:
it's only few miles. We don't think
much about such dangers; but we are
perhaps little too venturcsomc some
times. One Of my friends on Anti
.costi sent his two boys to take the
boat across the mouth Of their bay for
, a load Of hay. A squall canc up so
heavy that the boat could not beat in
to shelter. and they were carried out
10 sea. Nothing was ever seen of
them aftorward." Here he scanned
the horizon, and looked after his own
boat with q thoughtful expression.
"But with this fair wind the children
will soon reach home. We have an
other danger besides tho weather.:
sharks arc dangerous here; they some
times follow boat for hours, and now
and then they capsizc her and take a
man down. At least we suppose
1t must be done by tho sharks. Last
year, right out there, an Indian was
after seal; pretty soon VIC saw him
stand up and fight something in the
water with his paddle. In minute
ms canoo capsizcd and he wont under.
when we got there all wo found was
his canoe stove in amidships."
but that seems more like tho ac-
tion of the devil-fsh. "
"Well, yes, but VIC havo ncyor soen
any devil-tish here, and there are plon-
ty OF sharks. &C. II. Farnhd1n. in
HdrpeT'S Magdzine for September.
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whipped me-~aui Id rather have o
Deating than stay home from school,"
blshop Evans threatened to disinherit
one of his grandchildren If she persist
ed in going to the Gentle school. The
message reached hcr in tho street. She
stood still for moment, looking
thoughtful. then with sudden toss Of
the head sho said: lyon toll grandpa
that he isn't very rich. and there's l55
grandchildren besides mo, and I'd
rather have an education lhun my share
OF the property"
Ono night tho people turned out and
stoned my houso--l had often won
derod why they didn't burn it down
over my head. certainly thought
that they would dcmolish it, but | Iay
perfectly still until after while ]
could hear their speculatons as to
whether L was inside, and if so, how I
could sleep through such commotion.
The next day ono of my scholars said
to lnr: Didn't the stones wake YOU up,
toacherp"
"Oh, yes," 1 answered.; "thcy made
a good deal of noise"
She gazed at me in astonishmon.
.'Wasn't you-scaredp"
Scared! No. l never thought OF
being scared"
"Why wasn't you?"
''Bccause was warm and comfort
able in bed inside, and they were out
in the cold and snow working hard.
and was pretty sure they would get
tired aftcr a while. "--Boston Trim
ScrfDE
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-10-15
The Flight OF .Birds,

The humming-birds are small (the
largest species attaining to about tho
size of swallow, the smallest not
much larger than a bumble-bee) and
OF delicate structure. They arc famed
for their magnificent plumage, which
almost always displays metallic tints.
Their flight docs not resemble that of
any of our native birds, being main
tanned by rapid vibrations of tho
wings, which enables thom to remain
apparently motionless in one spot for
q considerable time. Their passage
from place to place is effected by a ser.
les OF rapid darts, almost too swift for
the eye to follow. Their flight might
perhaps be best compared to that OF a
moth. Like these insects, tho hum
ming-birds hover for long over flow
or. slipping the honey with their long,
thin bill and IN other particulars also
in color and form, for example
humming-birds and moths offor somo
remarkable parallels. Representatives
OF each may be found, to distinguish
betWeon which needs a close scrutiny,
and which, whom on tho wing, might
perplex the best observer. TO all out
ward appearance the humming-birds
are birds when at rest, insects when in
motion.-Popular cSicnoe Monthly for
September.
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The. oid-Fnshioned House.


OF all the tender and comfortable things
1hat now and then sweet memory brings,
Shore's nothing dearer that love recalls
Vhan the old-fashtoned house with Its white
washed walls.
art, ~ ..
Can ever usurp It's place in my heart, I.
.Iorthere my earliest prayers were said
&nd slept ct night in a trundle-bed
Meath coverlids reaching from feet to chin,
~ 3yS mothers hand tucked gently in,
", Earth holds no such blessing noWl
The garden was fragrant In fiowor.beds
Where martgolds lifted their velvet heads,
Rnd warmed by sunshine, refreshed by dew,
ahe oaoheior-button and touch-me-not grow.
In the river. that curved like shepherds
We ashed for minnows with bent pin-hook.
QF with littl baro feet oft waded through,
And bravely padded our own canoe.
Twas home of welcome no one could doubt
whose latoh-string hung invitingly out,
Whflo Blazing logs In tho Chimney roared,
Q, this is an age OF reform and change.
ana things eSthetio. modern, and strange
improvements that SAVIOR OF silver and Rold-
Arc superseding tho cherished and old.
But turn from palace built for shoU
With Nansard roof, and stories hollow
" irescoed, calcimined dadoed halls,
No tho old-fashioned house with its vbite-
washed walls.
Boston Budget
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"A New Hotel Dodge.

"Kcy to 278!" said tho bcll-boy to
the clerk OF city hotol, as he rushod
up to the counter.
The clerk took tho key out of tho
box and extended it TO tho boy, when n
thought struck him. and he stopped
and looked in the box at the address
on an envelope lying there
"Who wants itP" 'ho inquired
Lady in parlor-~in hurry" re-
tiencc.
That amt her room. Go back and
ask for her name"
Front disappeared and returned
presently, slowly.
"she says it don't make any differ
ence--it's mistakc.-and she's gone. {"
Thought sol" calculated the clerk
to n reporter standing by. "Sho was
working tho new racket It's q pretty
good one, and sometimes takes; oper-
ated by women generally. They 90
into the i"dles parlor, ring for tho boil
boy ana send him IN mattor-of-fact
way for tho key of some room. He
asks the clerk for it, and, il ho is busy
and thinking Of something else, he
Aands 1t out without a question. Then
the female sharper goes through the
room in a hurry. trusting to thieves
luck that tho occupant will not return
before she gots away. Then tho hotel
Is responsible for tho loss. 81. Louis
Chronicle.
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Imagine a slcnderly built man, about
the medium height, weighing, possibly,
l40 pounds, and who. although 38 years
old, appears 60, but retains tho erect
figure and quick movements of youth;
q complexion naturally dark and tanned
by the sun, with black, fevcrish eyes,
black hair, and thin mustacho, so
black that it seoms dyed; clothed in n
plain business suit that may haVo been
picked up in any ready-made store, q
standing collar, frAyed at tho corners,
a black tic, commonplace straw hat,
and cheap shoes, staring, intensely
black eyes, the most prominent feature
of the thin, restless face, which looks
prematuroly aged, and yet displays q
wonderful vitality in every glance
This man will bo Sam Joncs, tho great
Southern evangelist L-LonisUiiie Cour-
der Journdk, ..
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Miss Belva Lockwood is not quite so
ridiculous as campaign caricatures
made her. She might be 40, or sho
might 10 90. Her features are Of tho
cloar-cut Grecian, refined type; aquiline
nose, straight forehead, oYerhang ging n
pair of sharp, penetrating eyes. a glance
into which at once convinces ono that
the lady is endowed with more than
ordinary brain power. Mantied over
her forehead Isl roll of handsome,
wavy gray hair that adds much to her
natural beauty of her face, There Is
nothing in her outward appearance or
expression that would load a casual OH
server to guess that sho belonged to
that much-ridiculcd class of women do.
nominated "sh oDg-n inded."
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The largest hotel in Santiago, Chill,
recently built, has its oddly, ike other
things in that country. Thc oddity is,
says n correspondent of tho san, tho
bar in the cafe where ladies are cx-
pected to lunch. at is," he adds,
"the only hotel bar III South America,
and the proprietor. of tho hotel, who
wanted to Introduce all the modern i'm
provemonts, was rather bcwildered in
selecting the location of this ono. But
1t is beautiful bar, and tho ladies adj
miro 1t as much as the mon. At first
thoy were disposed to walk up to it and
say Tho same for me, If you please
with their brothers or husbands, but
have been convinced that tho proper
form is TO sit at the tables and take
their drinks there. TO see a lady drink
ing cocktail in tho bar-roon of the
Grand Central of Santiago may startle
the prohibitionist who comes here, but
1t Is quite as much the fashion as ia
suck mint juiops through q straw on
tho balconies of Long Branch aotel.''
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p. Il. Barnum has promised to give
Jumbo's skin to Tufts College whom
tho elephant dies.
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!. Menn her @tnnh hes

= Wenn Der Sianb bes giiengez
f6dfts, tpie angerommen pirb, Der
suuerldiigfte Barometer Der olgemeinen
@ei1aftslage lit, 10 muB in bieier cine
bebeutenbe 8eferung eintreten iein, Die
nadbaltig su werben perfpri6t. 9tabl=
fdienen fir @tienbabnen lin6 felt ettpa
ID Sasen BON $26 auf $33 uno $34 per
Sonne fur Ntlieferung in 1886 geitlesen
na1oem piele Disqualification .lange
3elt pergebli6 auf cine preisermdBigs
ung BON Seiten Der IL perbunbenen
StablsieBereien, tpelhe i'm lebten Sabre
niht mebr als $4,000 Sonnen pros
bucirten unb biefes Sabr niht iber L.
000,0 600 Sonnen %pr0Duciren mD1en,
gepartet bdtten. Mber aud Glen
ieoer Mrt 1T i'm preife geitieaem. Gie
Jabrifante1 bon anleiifanii1em Bel
iemer &obeifen folen berelts gontrofte
fir bas ean3s erite Yierteliobr BON 1886
abaeidlofen inb ben preis UNI ST er,
hoht baben. Spiestls'feu fiabet raf1en
AbfaB uno lit UNI 81 bis 1.50- per
Sonne geftiegtn, unb Dor Neuiabr MIRO
elm meIteren bebeutenbes Steigen a(ler
MrtifeI Der @lfeusunb Stablz 5nbuitrie
auoerfi6tli1 .erwuitet.
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gSut. SDflina & sphn.

Mit Dem Serannaben Der 9erbfiaiz
ION iieigert ii6 au9 pieber bas Bebiirfs
nib unferes Mtasens fir iubftantieae
Speiien. unfere 9auptuabrung bleibt
bas 6leii6, unb UNI fOldes frii9 uno
gut gu %erlangen, fann man unm6gli6
einen 5uDerldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fing & 5obn, go.
511 Mpe. s. Die 6errer baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung sez
trogen unb In ibrem @tablifement cine
talte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, melde ellen
Nnforoerungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
~fernung f6dblider Sngre6ien5en beg
Jleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen grober
8orratb BON Waitpieb, aus pel6em
mir bas Beife fir ibre &unoer semdbli
miro. Wer reea bebient fetn min, BET
beiu9e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
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lieb gebabt uub perbe 49, 2eben Sic
mobl!
Stein, nein! feu1te Mbele. 50 ni9t!
Sd petfanb mid big Dor Gar3em fell
Der ni6t; i6 muBte nidt -
Was muBteu Sic ni6t =
SaB i6
Mun, bab sic = neber fein ernffes
Geii6t fog elm Greubenf6siu, unb er
goa le nd1er on f6.
Sept finb Sic unbarmberaig !
Sa, i'd bins! iubeIte er. Sag es
beraus: Sd tpuBte nidt, bob i'd =
DAB i'd Sic -
Nein, baB id Did =
SAB i'd Did = aud lieb babe -
Iebr
iber Graf rief Gran8 BON brauBen.
Woaen Sic nod Idnger = Nce Wetter,
Moele!
So, @oele! Die lag inn @rm bes lauz
gen @raH unb lab gar ni1t 10 aus, als
tpOlte le ii6 balo DON Tint losmaden.
llnb neben ibrem @atten erldien nit
ladenoem @eii6t, aber nit Sbrdnen in
ben Mugen bic iunee Grou.
&iaoer rief Der biebere Grans. Was
fon bas bebeuten2
Das beoeutet, fagte Graf gliidies
Zig, baB mir uns eben perIpbt baben,
tpenn Sic ni6t baeesen inb, 56wager
unb S6mdgerin
8ipatl f6rie Gran5, unb feline Grau
fagte: Sd babe es INNER geboft uno
ieBt iab i'd es fommen.
Nber pie wirb es NIT Sbrer Mbreiies
Sd telegrapbire meinem 0ater, bab
i'd morgen tomme.
Sber iibermorgeu. Dabon fpdter.
Nber iebt = 6immel! @ir berge6er ia
ben Onfel!
Ser Snfel i1anb binter linn unb tpar
balb orientirt. @r bate gerabe mod
3eit, Dem iungen Serrn gu gratuliren,
bann muBte er einfeigen unb Der 3ua
bampfte ab.
50 wdreft Su beinabe fortgefabren,
unb i'd b1tte Sid beinabe fir INNER
perloren, iaste Noele beflommen.
@ar nidt m0sli6, geliebte Mbele.
etmas bdtte mid 5uridgerufen, nil
moren fir chamber belimmt. Mbel
frei1i6, better tit better.
Sept mad 9auie! brdngte Sran5
9un meib i'd bod, moau elm &abreifen'
bru9 gut feiu fam.
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Sail & Mr" aus Baltimore
6dlt EN- ieoer Saba.sftore.
Sober tpelB, marum unb ME.
Wer Den fennt, Derldbt ibn ME.
: Cine fehr haraftsriitilhe Weuse.

Gl1e teDr 6arattertttti1e NeuBes
rung bes @onareBmannes Morriion ber=
DHentli6t ber g. 3. 5eralb: sd fage
Sbnen, mir fino perratben uno p%erfauft.
3iloens S6reiben an Carlisle entbilt
ben gatt3en S6ader. Ser 9iifenoers
tbeibigungspIan 1T elm aus i6n0ber Gee
winnfu6t unb pplitif6en Motipsn ber=
oorgegangener nSob". Eerielbe Bee
sDedt bic 8ertbel'ung BON Milionen
unter bic Silbenf9e Roterie bon eiiens
gepan3erteu Staatsmdnnern unb enbs
lid Die @rbebung &anoals our prdiis
oenti9aft. Man ftedt bis iber bic
Sbren in biefem nSob". Smith,
@eeb, Sill Scott unb 8arnum fino
Die patben. lamont pertritt Die Banbe
i'm WeiBen 9aufe. Sd perii9ere sic,
mir limb ~perrotben unb perfauft, uno
Sic perben es nod erleben."
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aamprrhpteeu oeilmitteI.

Samorrboioen baben gem0bnli@ borber-
aebenoe Sdmersen i'm Niden, 9enoen unb benz
lnterleibe 70 bab Der Yatient sIaubt feline 5ie-
rem, ODer bic nadiien Srsane ieien in einem
franf9eften 3nifanoe. 3eitpsiie iinb 3eidsn
BON llnuerSaulidfe,t s%esenwartis, als 8ld-
sams ianGt91 m!e sdn oss M s,n ,sos ste, E,a : :
SUDDEN berporrufenb, nadDem man iparm
piro. 1T elm qeipObnli@er 8egleitsr. 8linoe,
blutise unb iudenbe 4amorrbotben ipersen
ourd einmalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8oionto'S
SGmorrboioen Seilnittel, peldes brett aif bic
franfbuften Stelen %einwirft, bic Sumor ab.
lorbirt, baS bsftise SUDDEN b~eieitist nup cine
oauernoe Seiluns berborbrinst. abseifent.
YreiS 80 eents. slboreifre: Sbe Or. 8oionfo
Mebieine 60, Wiqua, Sbio.
8erfauft bel &. faIteeer 6 Con.
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Gin iumger &ufe tebrt mad ldr

Gin iunser &uHe tebrt mad Idnz
gerem Mufentbalt in paris nod feiner
Detmatb auriid, beiu6t aber auf Der
Sur6reiie ben Saloon elmer in Berlin
lebenoen 8ermanbten. Dieie, cine febr
liebenswiirbige uno ~gebilbete Game,
fragt ben ruiii6en Better, nie inn Bic
CUTE @eisIfdaft BON Yaris gefaIen
babe. Suite Gefelf6aft BON paris, =
antwortete Der iunse Mann, utenne
i'd ni6t, aber fdle9ie 1T = ierr quit"
Die Dame b1tte aud mifen f6nnen,
baB iun5e &ufen ni9t mad paris reiien
INN Die quite @eieai6aft tennen gu
lernen.
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We,re mndrett.

ltnermiibIid in ieinem @ifer. bas Bette gu
bieten. mas Der Warft liefert, bat Der betannte
S9ubbdnbIer Serr JAS. MARTIN ct.
men neuen Borraib bon Damea. uub &inber.
Sduben einseIest, Der allies ibertsifft, mas mir
bisber in bisfer 8rande faben. Die banbse-
n6bten Sdube iinb Don elmer eeidtisfeit unb
elssan3, nm ieben Gub, ipolten iasen ieoes
6iibden, au sieren. @ir erfu9en bic Oamen,
i@ bic neuen Baaren an5ufeben unb le iperben
nit uns u~bereinfimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men Ruf, Der faibionabIe Shnbbanbler ~unierer
Stabt 81 iein, aufredt erbdlt.
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cine Muttpprt aefpiin,d,t.

Rann irsenb Semano einen baa bon Mieren.
ODER 9eber- arantbeit bringen, ben bas @lectric
Bitters uidt tdnea furirt2 @ir fasen Rein,
oenn tau enbe psn 6aIen iinO eripieienermaben
idon seheilt moroen. 8risbts Diseofe, Darn.
aub, Sdmd9e ooer ireeno clue anbere oamit
pertpanote &ranfbeit fdnea sebeiIt. electric
BitterS reinist bas 8Iut, reaul,rt bic Ginse-
weioe uns pirft Direct auf ben leibensen She'll.
Seoe Glai9e sarantirt. so Gents bic Glai9e
bel u. Dreib.
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@reaura & So.

fihren in elmer Mbtbsiluns hires gro=
BEN 8ei9dfts : Gofoles ausf9lieBli6
6las-, pOr5elan= uub Gorbmaaren &C.
unb baben BARN bic sr0Bie Nuspabl
81 erltounlih biaiaen prsilen. Oie
Barroom. ausitattuneen iino reidbaltig
unb elegant; namentll6 Die feinen Be-
bdlter fur marines Wailer, bic Denfel-
glider fir belize @etrdnte II. /. 10. ui.p.
S6anfden in ieoer 8robe uno au
allen preiien. 28,11, 1Mtutp
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sfur nod 2 Monate Bic gum 1. Sanuar unb
Bio oabin 5ietet fid bic @eIessnbeit bel 8 arb
3 aum au Der Commerce . Gtraben . Bride,
edte @eine. @ )isfess, 8ranbies unb gisarren
au ipottbiaigen prei en- gu faufen. @er fir
Den Dollar iuertb @aaren fauft. erbaIt cine
Gbanee in Der 2otterie fir 2 pradtboae Gel.
%semdIbe in @olorabmen gratis. Die @emdlbe
fino iebt I'M @efddfte ausseteut. 1,10tSM
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0ier3ieidbriee @rfahrnng elmer
alien wdrferin.

Mrs. Winslows soothing @nrup wirb
BON elmer ter beiten DoftDrinnell unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r tDuroe felt 40 Sabren BON
Wilionen, rpu Waittern unb Srnbern nit
rie fehlenpem grfOlse sebraudt, iomObI
BON Dem 6 Gage ulten ainoe, ME bon err
radienen Rinbern. Gr beisitist S9arfe
i'm Wusen. befreit BON Winbfolic uno re-
sulirt bic @epdrme; er uerfdafft far ain=
Der unb Mitter 6ube unb @chlbebagen.
Wir sIauben, ca6 Der Sprup bus BETTE
unb iiderlte Dtittel 1T sessn Dhienterie
unb siarthce bel Sinbsrn, sleidpiel Of
purd 3abnen peruriadt Ooer burd anbe.
re uriddeu. Cine @ebraudsanpeiiuns
wirb ieoer 6laide b~eiseseben. &c ii
feins dht, rpenn nidt bas 6aciimile bon
Surtis u Yerfius uuf Der NuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpos
tbefen gu baben, bic 5laide Is @ents.
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-pbotograpbien, uelde in Gall

photographer, tpel1e in Gallo
maps @alIerie, Alb St 9ouitonz
StraBe genommen neroen, Iinb in
ieber 9inii9t pplfommen unb f6nnen
ni6t ubertrofen werben. Wer eine
bor3igli6e Photographic gu mdBigem
preiie mini6t, benz empfeblen Dir, mad
G%alapaps @allerie gu geben, uno ct
wirb 5ufriebengeitelt perben.
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"Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ole Slut. unb Sautfranfbeiten. aurirt bic
Idlimmifen Sale bon 8Iutberqiftuns bis aur
semobnliden Shine. COMMUNICATING auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mft's
@ompanp uno gum 8ertauf an @ieoerberfdufer
uno an &rioatper ipnen bel u. 3reib Can
Mntonio.
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sImproved Condition Powders'' fir pfer.
be nuo 8irobieb. Elm ausseseiduetes unb CT.
probtes BuIper in Der Behanbluna bon Nub.
frantbeiten aller Nrt, a~llgemeiue llnpabIidfeit,
Anua@isn Der Saul, Ndnbe, selbes @a6er,
WangeI on Nppetit. @ebraudsanneiluna auf
Der Etitette. Gabrisirt bon unb gum gerfauf
bel aoolpb Drei6. gIamo Elasa, aeaen.
uber Der Yeitoifiee, San antonio.
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gser iett @sIp iparen unb idl oIeid,eitiu n

Seer iebt @eIo fparen unb fi) sleidseitia bic
9enustbuuug beridafsn nil, in Beiib pabr.
BAIT rseaer VI are au 9elansen, Der beiu6e
Sarrn 3 u ms Mein. unb Giearrenbano.
lung. Gr Iiefert gud poftip bic 8eipeife fur
bic aedtbeit iciner inportirten unb einbeimi.
fden @eine, 9iquore uno gisarrsn unb bab er
~bieielbsn billiser als irgenb elm WboleTaIe Saus
in ODER auberbalb Gan Nntonio b~ertauit.
Baum 1T entfdIofeu, bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
surdumen unr feinen aunben ben Iubsn ieiner
Mabnabmen Sutommen gu lafen. l,t0tSM
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Ba~ ginen sroBen gorratb BON fer
tigen 0errenfIeib S06z
3eitss uno @efelf6afts=N nsiige Spe5iali-
tdt = finbet man bel g ancoat &
Sobn. Qualitdt por3asli@; Breiie
biaig.
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= Sci mir baben li6 Dr. Muguf
&Dnig's 9amburger Sro=
pfen gang ausse5ei9net %bepdbrt,. fie
finb uniberireffli9 bel alen Magenz
unb 2eberleiben uno 5ur Blutreinigung.
= Mi6. gn5nann, JranflinsS trabe,
&eabing, Pa.
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Ereie Wertheiluna.

@as 1T Die l1riade bes sroben 8ulaufs in
s. &alteber 6 Con spotbete2 Die freie Ser.
tbeiluns bon Rrobe- Glaiden bon Dr. 8oianfo's
9uften. nnb 2unsen : Sprup, baS popularife
Seilmittel fir 9uiten, @rfdltungen, S9mino.
laht nnb BrOn1itiS i'm Marfte. @epObnlide
@robe 50 Gents unb $l.OO.
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Dead Shot ecretu Borm 9ini.
ment titft fiber uno f6nel. DieieS Eminent
tOotet Die Birmer ausenbIidGid bdIt GIiesen
ab unb BELT Die @nnbe. SIM @afer oufseIof
III es Elm ausse5eiduetes SeilmitteI sesen irsenb
pelde @unbea beim 8ieb. WreiS so Gents.
@rdparirt umo gum 8erfauf Bel u. Dreib,
San Mntonio. 1875 tup
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ism. $. CmttcrfiSe & Co.,

plumbers u. @ass6itters,
1856 on. Soutonfrabe, Gan slntonio. Babe.
iuannen, Stursbdoer, @aiereloiets, Marmor.
platten, 8ummii1laude, 8Iei. unb Giicnrob.
rem, 8ierupparate uno @asixtures aler Art.
Nue auftrage uerben prompt aussefubrt.
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- 3meis.O Office bon Martin &
3 9rnper No. 2 Commerce Strabe
nabe Der Bride.
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and OYSTER Depot.
First Glass Restaurant Connected.

Receives daily and wi ship by express
or o ~lerHise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, XXX Select and Select Oysters in
barrels nd half barrels to order
Every variety Of Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde 8 for country filed promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
| am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which I refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1863.
16,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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We1 8ergniigen an elmer gemitb>
li@en partie Billiard finbet, Der beiude
@Iarf's Billiard 9alle, Scr. 9
Ill, Eamo 9trabe. 8or3ieli6e @ez
fe0l1aft, Z Slide.
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Gutflens Mrnica.9nlbe.

Die bette Salbe per BeIt fur @dnitte,
Anetfdunseu, @ef9pite, Gieber- uuo Saut.
ausfdIas, Gledte, sefprunsene Sanbe, Groif-
beulen nnb ale Souttrantbeiten fnrirt ga.
morrboiben ober feline Besablung. 80Iige
Satisfcation sarantirt ober bns @eIb nirb
anrideriattet. 20 Gents Die Sda1tel bel u.
Dreib.