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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
Scr Derftprbene Neirce.

SIN N~ll9emsiHen finb Die Gifshba6ns
Wfagndten febr uabsiiebte WtenI6eu.
Shre SnieyeFen iieber benz 9olfsinter=
efe meiifeus feinolid %seaeniiber unb
ba ibr games Di6tsn uub Sradten nllr
0arauf hiuausgebt. ii6 81 berei6ern,
mo3ei lie oft nibt mdblerii6 in ibren
Dtitteln fino, 10 begt oas Iolf feline
Spmpatbie fir lie. Musuabmen eiebt
es ieooA unb cine iol6e par Der bere
ftorbeue prdiibent ber Sunietbabm,
Sbomas 90. Yeirce.
Nu9 feline 8ahn bat @rurlb genug
our nnsufrieoeHbeit gegeben; tpas aber
bic perf6alihen gigenf9aften bes 8er=
itorbenen bet,iHt, 10 mar er alsemeiu
belisbt. Wie fcin Mnbersr berfebrte er
nit Dem Boltc unb ofenbarte babel sis
men 10 liebensmiirbigen uno leutfelisen
@barafter, baB bic unbiloen, bic man
6ur6 feline Babn erfubr, bariiber Ders
geien murben.
Seras bat benz 8~ertorbenen bic Nnz
tage ieiner GiIenbabnen gu Derbarfen,
benin f6on i'm Sabre 1912 plante er
bereits cine iolde BON @alpeton nod
Snn Nntonio mo untetnabm gu benz
3meds eine Reile bietblr. Nls porbes
reitenoen 54;itt gum giienbabubau
etri6tete er i'm Sabre l847 cine Glotte
BON 10 S9ifen, Die 5wii6en @albeiton,
8oiion uno 2iuerpool fubren. Mls fpd=
ter General Sibnep SHERMAN Ysirce's
Soee elmer Gilenbabn Nerbinbung Der
Suiel @alueituu nit benz Geftlanbe gu
bermirfli6en iu6te, unt.rifibte ibn Der
8erftorbere babel in ieber Weiie.
Ser &,tes ma6te bann Der etmaigen
Nusfibrung aler giienbabnpldne elm
@nbe. Nls ober ber Sriebe mieber bers
geitelt NOR, ba cling peiree nit neuem
@ifer on bas eeplante Merf. St trat
in 0erbinbung nit Ser @alpefton 9ous
fton uno 9enoerion 8abn unb begann
bann ben Bau Der iogenannten Suns
ftt.Babn, bic ct big gu ibrer 8ereini=
gung nit oer Soutbern 8acific 8abn
pollenbete.
Cine Der beiten @igenl9aften peirz
es's NOR feline %2iberalitdt, NIT Der ct
ME farete, unb bic wobl bic meiiien
Der an feiner Babn gelegenen Stationen
erfabren baben. 8eiOnbers ~freiaebig
ermies er fi9 gegen bic @tabt 2uling,
moielblt man ibm gu @bren urb mil
! feiner !Siilfe cine S9ule unter BEN
Namet uPeirce College" griinbete; bort
miro aud iein Sob aufri6tta beoauert,
Ser Na9laB bes Sol. Yeirce foQ aug
10 Milionen beiteben, bod bebaupter
feline 8sfannten, baB na9 Nb5ablunl
a1er ieiner 8erphi6tungen midts mebl
ibrig bleiben uerbe.
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Mad1ffanae sar Tair.

gu ben 6auptaitraftipnen Ser SSair=
abetlbe miiRen unbebin9t bic Sableaur
ge3dblt tperben, Die am btitlen GbenD
inter 2eitung bes 9errn Sobn Bed
mann bon ben 36slinsen Der Sdule
geIfeIt purben. Sbglei6 Don Ger
Mooefranfbeit (Gnodenfiebe) befaaen,
rafte ii1 9err 8edmann bod auf
belt me9rere prOben ab uab fiibrte Die
ausi6lieBli6e &ontrole bel scr Nuf=
fibruna, bic iberrei6en Beifaa fano.
@m Samitag @ormittag als Die 9a=
men Der Gair i'm Galino @aale berz
iammelt tparen, UNI Die arrangements
fur ben lebten Nbenb gu treffen, f%tattete
bic miirbiee Matrone, Srau gedmann.
bic bDm S9ulbireftorium CUR 8eron=
italtung Der Jair alfaeforbert urrben
mar unb ii6 b~ereitniaig Der ibr oufs
gebiirbeten Nrbsit. Mi6e unb 2aff
unter5ogen batte, Die ;br Bel ibrem bpr=
geriidien Mlter ~iebenfalls febr i9mer
fallen muBte, ben iib1igen Samen
ibren Danf ab fir bic pirfIame
llntertibuna, mel6e iie gum 8ss
fen Der guten @a6s ssIeitst. Sn
riibrenben Worten rabm Die edit beuts
i6e Grau, mel6e lid fur ole oeuti9z
englii9e @dule 10 oft au~fgeopfert. TO-
bann Ibfdieb bon Sen Dameu, ihmen
unb i6rer Giriorse tie beutl9e gr5ie=
buugsanftalt iiberseben6. @iele Der
Samen tparen bon ben ber3l16en Worz
ten Der allbeliebten Grau big 81 Sbrdz
men geriibrt-bie Scene mar cine bur@,
aug feierli6e unO erbebenbe. = Wir
fpre@en ben Wuni6 aug, DOB Grau
8edmann uns nod lange 3eit als Elm
leu6tenbes 8eiipiel felbtloier Nuf.
opferung uno Singebung erbalten blei=
ben m6ge, unb boten suoerii6tli9, baf
bas 9euti6tbum San Mntonios mod
Iange auf lire Mitmirfung re1neu
fann, tpenn es barauf anfommt, gner.
gle unb umii6t bel Ser geranifaltune
zines gemeinniibigen @erfes gu betbd:
tinenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
,,sbe Slad Jlaa...

Dor febr gut befebtem 9aufe sing ges
fern Nbenb gum erften Male 6enrp
pettilts finfaetiges S9auipiel 1.-THE
Black Flag i'm Burner Opera 6ouIe
in e3ene. IS tpurbe iebr Hott gefpielt
unb ba iotpobl bic Snfcenirung, als bas
gufemble febr lo6ensmertb luaren. bIieb
oenu aud Der reihgelpenoete YeifoQ
nidt aus. SIR. @ilarb pornebmlid
e~r3ielte als Der Sube Sim 2asarus gros
Be Sod grfolge. Scr. 2eslie @oflia,
als Dariteller ber 6auptrole bes QGrrp
GIpnoon, unb Der iugenbli1e Darn
Woobruf als S9ifsiunge Weo ernteten
ebenfaIs einen rei9bemefenen Mntbeil
am Beifalt. MiB Blonde Sbornton III
cine gra3i6ie, liebli1e grfheinung, ber
In Der &oae Der Naomi leiber nidt ae.
mug @elegenbeit geboten tpirb, ibr nift
unbebeutenoes 9alent our @eltuna au
bringen. 9as Stid ssThe Black Flag
lit - abgeieben bon einigen lnpabrs
f1einlidfeiten-ni6t libel unb erbebt
fi1 betrd1tli6 iiber bic gew6bnli6e
g1abfonet1s Mrbeit moberner enJlii1er
Drdmen.
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= Cine Mcquiiitiort, gu ber mir urts
ieren @inpDbnern Slid tpiinf9en f6ns
nei,, lit bic Nniieblung bes Serrn Or.
&. 81. pbeIan in unferer Mitte.
@enannter Serr 1T bom6opatbifder
Mr5t uub NOR ieit 20 Sabren in ct.
Souls anfdifig. Mls Profehor ber
Materia medica am bom6opatbif9en
College, po er II Sabre lang ieines
Nmtes maltete, bat er fi9 einen &uf
erporben. 9as 8ertrauen Der Deuts
f6en in ct. Souls ertparb er 1i9 ber=
maBen, baB Der brittle She'll feiner pas
tienteu aug linen beffanb. Or. pbelan
mar alein aug @efunbbeitsriidf1ten
gen6tbigt, unieren Siaat gu feinem su=
finftigen Wobnort gu wdbIen. Mir
tpiinf9en benz Dottor Den beften grfolg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
9Iuerlet.

= Maior Seller bon Der Ser. Staas
ten Wrmee, Der bor mebreren Sagen
auf Der Snternationalbabn eintraf,
giebt on, in einem S9lafmageu um
$3.50 beftoblen poroen gu fem. Wahr=
i6einli6 gei6ab Der DiebitabI, mdbs
reno er i6lief. gu BEN guten gigen=
f1aften zines Solbater geb6rt elm lei1=
ter 56laf, Der Maior i6eint aber Ell
men iebr feften S6Iaf gu baben, iont
bdtte CT ni9t 10 lei6t beitoblen perben
f0nnen.
Ser Moroproseb gesen bic Gor=
te3 bat piel @elb getoftet, penn man
bic Mbpotaten : @ebiibren in Nnf1lag
brinst1 uno bod miirbe er nod melt
mebr gefoitet baben, pdre cine 8erurs
tbeilung erfolgt. Maein bas Speiien
Der @ef9morenen berurfa1te cine Musz
gabe BON $116.
= Ser tteue Garbenanitri1 bon
9ouftonfiraBe Bride purbe beute Mor.
gen in NngriH genommeu.
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9,10tutu-

@er iebt 8elb fparen unb iid gIeidjeitig ) c
@enustbuung beridaffen mill, in 8eiib Wabr-
baft rfeller Is ore au selansen. Der bciuAe
3 u m's @ein. unb Gigarrenbano.
lung. Ct lie f Sud poitio bic 8epeile fir
bic Medtteit ieiusr importirtsu mnb einbeimi.
fden @eiue, 9iquore unb @isarren unb baS Ct
o~ieielben biliser als iraenb Elm @bolefale Saus
in oher auberbalb Sau Nntonio b~ertauft.
8aum lit entidlofen, bis sHrn l. Sanuar auf-
aurdumen unb ieineu aunbcn ben Nusen ieiner
MaBnabmen sutor,men gu lafen. l,1otSM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

Muths B~ierwirthschaf
&edts, aeseniber Dem Ginsans gum grereier.
@lab am Government gill befinbet fi9 elm lau.
fdises Yldbden, in meldem 8eiuder bes Mi.
litarpofens itets friIdes, taltes Bier antrefen.
Serr Mutb bat oiele 8erbeferunsen bursenom
men, 70 oab Der Nufentbalt in feinem 2ofal fid
au elmer tpirtliden @rbolung sefaltet. 8ein
Grember beriaume, uenn er einen Gusfus nod
benz Government SiI maht ober Dienffas mno
Donnerfas bic @arabe beiudt, bel Capt. Mutb
borauipreden. ginbeimiide unb fremoe 8iere.
o \ ~ m
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Groceries. @ruceries.

So siebt biele Grocery S%anOlunsea in Gun
gntonio, ober iuie penise, Die fid nit Der bon
aranfas Yreseott G g., gde bon Solebao uni
9%onton. Strabe meiien f0nnen! Sci @rescott'a
finbet man Maes, bon ben sansbarfen staple
@aaren bis gu ben ~feiniten importirten DELTA
teien. 9eutide peroen namentlid auf bic in
8Iedtanuen berpadten beutid.n @emiiie auf'
merffam eemadt. Sebe ISOLDE friide Sem
burlsen. 1,10tlW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

Dead Shot" Screm Norm eini.
ment Mutt fiber mno i3neq. 9ieles Eminent
t0otet Die @irmer ausenblid(i1 bait SIieaen
ab unb Geitt bic @unre. SIM WafIer aufaelof
III CO Gin ausgeseidnetcs 9eilmittsl sesen ir9enb
melde @unDen beim 8ieb. Yreis 80 Gents.
Yrdparirt uno gum 8ertauf BEL u. Dreib,
San Mntonio. 1876 tutp
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Wedem Nerifobfnmo.
Sdntprrs

OSBS9 VItItupIuWBt %uutuICs
boioen, @aaen unb Qebetfrantbeiten,
giebt es fein uur3iglideres Mittel aIs
Sd6nfelbs beutfder Nierens unb 2ebers
Sbee. Serielbe 1T nod ben Original
reeeptem bes beriibmten beuii1en Bro=
fefor 2iebig prdparirt unb elm unfebls
bar tpirfenbes Mittel. Mit meriaen
pndeten BON biefem a,lsge3eihneten
Sbee fam man Der gefdbrli6ften &ranf=
belt porbeugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

Sur nod 3 Mouate Bic gum l. Sanuar uno
Bis babin 5ietet iid Die @elegenbeit bel s arrb
8 II nj au Der Gommeree Straben . 8ride,
ctte @eine. IS )is!eys, 8ranbies unb @isarren
gu ipottbiuisen grei'sn gu %taufcn. Die ansa'
ben, pelde 9err Baum in 8etreff ieinsr @aaren
madt, bepabrbciien id bis ms tleinite Detail.
ct lit als reeler @eiddftsmann befannt unb
ipem er bic @erlideruns siebt, has er $50
Yro3ent On feinen @aaren ipart, fann berfel.
ben unbebinat @lanben fdenten. 1,l0t3M
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@pIfsfeft ; glnseiae.

Nae 9auseigentbiimer, tpel9e miaens
limb, pdbreno bes 8oltsfeits frembt
8aite gu beberbergen, finb bierburd
aufgeforbert, bas gomite in Der Office
go. l Wef, 6OuitonsS traBe, babon in
RenntniB gu feben.
8. %. MabaraB
9,1Otutu- Br1iibent.
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Wm. s.. Snttcrfibe & Co..

YIumbers u. @os=SttterS,
ss5 Of .SouaonFrabe, Gan s~lntonio. Babe
i%pannea, Sturabdber, @afereloiets, Marmor,
platten, 6un,miidlaude, 8lei- unb @iieur0b.
rem, 8ierapparate unb @asFxtureS aler art.
sle auftrase tperben prompt aus9efabrt.
2O.3-
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Tramen Siilfs : @erein.

Die Damen merben erfu6t. Mitttpo1
Ben a., 4 llbr Na6mittass, gu ei11er
grtruzT erlammlung gu eriheinett.
Ser 0Dr{tan6.
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$5OOO.OO
10o,2mtu1mp

Bas- Ginen grDben 8orratb BON fes>
tigen 9errenfIeibern- So9=
3eitss uno 8eielf6afts= Inaii9e Spe3iali-
t0t = finbet man bel q ancoaft &
Sobn. Aualitdt poraisli9; preiie
bi1ig.
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Wir permeilen uniere Qefer oil

Wir oerweiien uniere 2eier auf
bic Nnseige bes Mpotbeters Germ
5obn Il. Booenmann, $50. 533
Nuitins StraBe, ~9eseniiber bern Suniet=
8abnbof. 9srr Booenmann bot in
Geuii4lanb uno Der S6meis elm griiubs
lides Stubium in ieinem Sad abiols
Dirt uno mar mebrere Sabre &eeeptar
in Der bieIigen 6alteper'fdem Npotbefe.
Wem on aemifenbafter uub porI6riftss
mdBieer Ausfibrung ieiner dr3tliden
&eeepte selegen 1T, Der fann ii6 Nies
manbem li6erer anpertraueu, als Serrn
gobenmann. Parfamerien, @bemifaz
lien unb Mebifamente gu ben biligiten
preiien.
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6eute Wergen tpurbe nit Der
Muflnumg bon NoIan > Strabe be-
gonuen.
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@emerfensmerthe ,sntsefnna.

Serr SEQ. 8. Shilling bon Man9eiter, Mi9,
idreibt n0teine Grau mar beinabe biilfloS felt
5 Sabren, 10 bltaos, baB ie fid ni9t ALIEN int
8ett ber,mbreben fonnte. Sic nabm apei GIa,
fden ben electric 8itterS elm uno ibre Ge@unS.
belt bat ii6 babur1 10 sebeHert, naB fe ibre
Mrbeit aIein tbun fdhil.
gerfauft gu SO Gents bic Tlai@e bel q
Oreib. :
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Sic nnier5ei6neten bel6sinigen bier.
nit bon 6. @rieienbed. Ngent in Sun
Mntonio Der s. ermania Qebense
8erfi6erungss O efeIIfhaft
bon Stem Oort, Die Summe bon Bier
Sauieno nno stpei unb Ginf3ig Dollars
uno 46 Gents als getrag ber police Scr.
20547, ausgefte0t auf bas 2eben unies
res peritorbenen Iaters 2Ouis 3orf, er.
holtor -, hoha+,
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Uan tee Das 5oIsense mO tebalt i'm @s0d4tnis, 0b mir far sas eerbasei4at
ebalten baben:
25 @tad 81 3a brehs gang wpleue aldbefohe fr Dameu Sn rs sc. Bic garS.
2O Stad UaBen onnel .15 80. unb oufwdts.
25O Stud Saada9 Slaneu $4,000. ~- .---.-20@ Sc. uno aufpirts.
100 Suf 9ranen UMneu gu So. ub aufudre.
$50 Sad un9eblendtu Cotton 6!anea 3u .---......-..-.. 3 Gents bic Oob.
300 Stad sebki9ten unb unseMiatn Gottcns0laneu m 7 @ms mi oufrdns
zoo gtid Bcrfeb alebrfofe in alien 4artea 3u...........5 gents bic Dorb
500 Gtad ale@rfsfe in ben neuefn Moben. ....... ndf pa6eubem Wtub
5hmur3n unb farbseu @aibmere in teoeuhnben Quanitdteu au fan dbem yres
Inner Gage, bon Waarea fir ben Oansbalt
1T GROCER as le dupor. Nr pHsirn 10 Stid ~tartIdnetben Duman, bic 6urbe
ale dAt Saranhrt, 81 40 Gents; 40 Stad gu SO Gents unb aufuirs; 100 Std
weben unp reuben Samaf kr biais; 100 Dueenb aHcrtre tanFA @rab D-
mal=9anotaAer, iimmNih gu du6rf bilisen Vrefn. unk 9aser BON 9 tapIe
Us aaren lam ndt hberhcin merben. Wr batn brrdtbig $50 gtid Subian
Qeac; 200 Stud BENNINGTON. braun; $50 Sid Dwisbt Star, braun; $50 Stad
sea Sslano; 300 Sid 6ruit Of the 2ccm, abliht; 1926 Stid 9cnsoals, gee
ba@t; 25 Stud gcnsbaIe ub Diamond Sa gambie; $50 Gtad 5arweu.
Damen< unb &inberldube aus philadelphia
nno anbern 6abrifeu fceben erbateu Sn Yrekn, Waoten ub Site Der gBaare
uernidiea mir pbe Concurrent. Infer 2aser Dor 6uruubins @oss fur 9ursn
IT srSBu mb bic Yrefe dnb biasr as e 3uSor. $50 Dntenb unIaunbrib Gem.
ben icsten eboteu. 5u 60 Gents bas @tad. Mu ierhgen 9lesern fur Gerren,
3naben uo Tnoer tiden mir has gfe ub bic nemfe unb mobernne MuspabI Ia
Der Staot. 80 maree onie r Dame uno ieeem Serra wdfe eebanbet fem, &c
enemS eiade Der Start in unrm Store sorjuipreaen.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, mm4W 81 ub 33 Gtamo Yla,a.
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Damen= unb &inberidube aus Ybilabelpbia

49, tuw4W
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
FROM CAPE con TO NLIFORNIA

Edward Atkinson figures out that tho
decline III the cost Of living since 1882 has
been 3 per cent. and the decline in til,
rate of wages per cent.
Mr.. Horace Waters, n well known New
York temperance man, is lecturing on
gospel prohibition, though il is not very
clear why any one should want to prohibit
the gospel.
A confidential friend Of s J. Randall
says 1.-The report that Mr.. Randall !, ~
bad health again is incorrect His health
Is very good, and he will bc ready for a
hard winters work IN the coming Congress.
The mother of 'Blind Tom the Inu
slcIin, Is seeking, L. the courts Of virginia,
to become his legal guardian, wrestling him
from the grasp Of General Bcthunc and
and his sons, who nave had control of the
negro for twenty years. Toms mothers
name is Charity Virgins.
General Fitz Lee was escorted into
Lebanon, Russell county Va, last We'd
nesday by 1920 mounted Democrats.
Gen, raj Lee admitte d that the dcmon-tri-
tion surpassed anything Of the kind he
had ever seen, and said that even the fat
cattle" in the fields welcomed him with
their lowing as he passed along The la
dies III the southwest now APPEAR III the
mounted procession.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16

might shock their sensitive congregation.
| heard Sam Small last Sunday and
liked him liked him very much His
first sermon was a remarkable one. con
sldering that it was the first and that he
had been studying for the ministry only
one week. Doubtless he had good train
ing in his youth for he exhibited no incon-
siderable familiarity with the sacred scrip.
lures liked him for his earnestness and
his humility. He uses refined scholarly
language. He is graceful in manner and
has many Of the gifts of a pulpit orator.
But he cannot play Sam Jones He can
not tell an anecdote in the Sam Jones way,
and he ought not to try Let him play
sam Small, and let the two Sans 60 forth
together and eyengelize the people. They
are very unlike, and both are gems Of the
first water. BILL ARP.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
THE DURHAM RACES.
Beginning Wednesday October 2Sth, at
Blackweil's Park, Durham, C.

Under the management of Col. W. I.
BLACKWELL President, and Mr.. {. ID. Snow,
Secretary, the Durham races promise to
be lively. a number of noted racers are
being entered, and a large crowd is eX-
pected The following programme has been
arranged:
FIRST WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2STH.
No | Trotting Race-$15O, mil heats,
best three III five; three or more to enter,
two to start, horses never beat 3 minutes
in public; lst 800, 2d $40, Sd $50
No. ? Trotting Race-S25O, mile heats
best three in five, three or more to enter;
two to start-horses never beat 3.33 III
public 1t $3.50, 2d $50, Sd $50
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY OCTOBER 29TH
No 3 Trotting Race $50, mile heats,
best three in five, three or more to enter,
two to start horses never beat >. 10 in
public 1st $50, I'd 40, Sd 20.
No 4 Trotting Race-$500, free for all
mile heats, best three in five, three or more
to enter, two to start. 1st $500 2d 900,
Sd -
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY OCTOBER Both
No ) Trotting Race-$30O, mile heats,
best three in five, three to enter, two to
start-horses never beat 2.30 in public.
1st $3.50, I'd 70, Sd As.
No Trotting Race-$15O, mile heats,
best three in five three to enter two to
start 1st 800, I'd 40, Sd 90
Horses trot to sulkies, and according to
the rules of the National Trotting Asso-
ciation Entries can be made by mail or
telegram. Gentlemarly bearing and proper
decorum will be expected of every one.
No others wanted.
For further Information address,
G. d. SNOW,
Secy. and Treas.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16

This rcdoubtable preacher is of good
stock. He was born IN Gainesville, Bar
tow county, Georgia, in 1919. His father
was a soldier in the war, and afterwards
practiced law. Several of his uncles and
his grand father share, or did share, with
him the preachers vocation, with prefer
ences for the Methodist denomination.
Sam Jones though not a learned is far
from being an unlettered man, and could
be more elegant in his diction if he cared
more for the literary proprieties. He re
ceived a good academic education, and
was a voracious reader during his boyhood
and youth. Having attained the proper
age he adopted the learned profession Of
the law and prospered in practice notwith
standing that, according to bis account of
what he was at that period of his life, he
was drunkard and a gambler. There is
no evidence that he was ever a hard"
character. He was generous. gay, ioviai
and bit wild and blundered into wicked
ness sometimes but was never "a hardened
sinner, and his friends deprecate his be
ing SO understood when he calls his past
life to mind in the great congregation.
The revivalist married when Young and
began Il singulary harmonious domestic
life with daughter Of Kentucky, who is
now living and the joyful mother of six
children.
1t was in the year 1870 that Sam began
to take religious view of life, the occa-
sion of the change being the impression
wrought on his mind by the death of his
father Soon after this event he was
''soundly converted,' joined the church
and began to be heard in meeting. His
gifts Illuminated his graces, and before
long he was a popular preacher. The first
ten years of his work in the pulpit were
ri tfprppt n.1 of (IpOrpl1 After
that time, in 1881, he began reviyalistic
work outside of his native State. His rep
utation is now as wide as the diffusion of
ephemeral literature.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
W hat Will the Printers do Then,

The new typesetting and stereotypiug
machine recently exhibited in Washington
is well Thought of by prominent newspa
per men. 1t is believed that it Will event
ually do away entirely with compositpfs.
a dispatch to the y. ! World SAYS
1T is understood that through Mr.
lIutchins's representations Richard smith.
of the Cincinnati Gazette: Mr. Haidrman
of the Louisville Courier Journal, William
Henry Smith Of the New York Associated
Press; and Mr.. Stone. Of the News of Clu.
cago, have become Investors II H. said
that these last named gentlemen hayc il.
vested 500. 600
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
GEN. RANSOM ON CLEVELAND.
The Washington Cor. of the Charlotte
Observer Interviews Our Senior Senator.

The Washington Cor. of the Charlotte
Observer Interviews Our Senior Senator.
Gen Ransom's views us to the admins
tration of President Cleveland are widely
known. But it may be we'll to state his
latest expression. 81 think, " he observed
this morning, 'that he is just the man we
want for President, as | said during the
campaign. have had opportunities since
the election for studying his habits as a
statesman. | tell you he is the right man
for the White House and as a leader of the
people of this country. He has not only
fine judgment and knowledge of men, but
he has policy and the stamina to enforce
it over every obstacle. It's astonishing
how infleXible he is when he knows he is
right, as he generally is.
asked if he was the brusque man of bu-
siness described by some who had been
talking or writing about his manner.
NO was the reply; 81 have found and
heard that he is uniformly polite and
markedly pleasant He affects nothing.
Thoroughly honest in thought, he does not
seek to make each visitor think he is the
sole object of his consideration.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
For the Ladies',

Laughter Is the poor man, plaster,
Making every burden light
Turning sadness into -Ia mess.
Darkest hour 10 Nay dawn bright
'Tls he deepest and The cheapest
Cure for ills OF thi, description.
But for those that woman ; ueIr to-
Use DR.. Pierce > Fasor.te Prcscrip-
ton
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bearing down" sensations, internal fe-
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one dollar. By druggists
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
A Hopeless Case.

''You haven't paid the last premium on
your wife's insurance, Uncle Rastus,' said
the agent
Il knows l hain't. l got dat ole wo-
mans life 'sured foah years ago, sab, an
she haint been sick er day sence. Dis
mawning she kicked me out OBJ bed with
one fut. She weighs sixty poun's mon
she ebber did. Bout er hour ago she eat
a fO'ty cent water-million and drank er
quart OBJ cider, and she am now sleepin'
off the effects wild de presp'rashum rollin'
down her face dat am de perfect picture
of health. Wot' de use 'suring an ole
oman like dat She amt nebber goin'
ter die, deed she amt Don't go fo' to
ask fo' no mo- premyums.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
Ahead of North Carolina in One Thing

Last year GA divorces were granted in
Massachusetts,, Al less than in 1888. OF
these 67 per cent. were granted on the pc
tition of the wife. Desertion was alleged
in As per cent of the cases, adultery in a6,
and intQxication in 43.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-10-16
The Latest Outrage.
| From Boston Record

Another Bloody Outrage at the South !.
A Black Man Shot Down in Cold Blood ,
Arouse, Freemen
But hold on. The shooter is Repub-
lican. The victim was colored Democrat
On the whole, let us consider State is
sues for a few moments.