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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-12
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Evening Capital.
HERE and THERE.

$50
IL IS no longer 2 crazy qulI.'
!. : : nue. oomPas n'7n''s 'os
An6'
How about a diary for next
year, Of course you VIII Keep
Ohe'
Angler 5 experience 1t IS ca
sier to tel q ne than i ls 70
catch z ils'''
The pretty school marms Will
be coming TO town right after
Christmas.
Our merchants are filing up
their windows with Christmas
ATTRACTIONS.
There Is an experienced
thraaher 10 he found tn every
school il Whales.
The bleak December davs and
nh;llv sv;ndu are nrlftino IN their
aTs,.sssranne
S ..,s'.'l.
ScoIlan 4 recently n y, q ao ! =
taken urawares was Killed Dy q
nj. .1'4,ft- ~.
my aaaA a - uns l 1890 ~
80. ~ s y pus y s.oSssaS So :. -
a. s'Ii p We 10y - A1o0s -
Tue husslai' t5S'ntl0iS' = So Z
G. annapolis is we'll supplied
- - with apples fine in qualityand
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-12


gTlHE owner will offer for sale in the
beautiful and hcalthful town of Ok
ford TalbQt county. a neat and cOmforta-
bic two story frame COTTAGE, nearly
new containing parlor, hall DINING room
and kitching. and two nice bed4chambers:
has neat front yard and good garden at
tached. Ii is situated on the Main street,
within Il few hundred yards of the steam
boat wharf, and in full view Of the beau.
,tiful Tired avon and ChoptAuk Rivers -
Two lines Of steamersran to Baltimore
daily from the t0wn;ii Isl popular sum-
mer resort and has two. fms hotels the
waters abound with fish, oysters and
crabs, and an extensive business is done
here during the season ia this line. II
Is tie turminus of the Delaware aud
Chesapeake Railway The property can
be bought for $1,000, including lot 20x15O
feet--a small amount cash and balance on
easy terms. For particulars apply at this
Office, OF address R. aIs BUTLER,
ju1S-ts Trappe. Talbot Co.. Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-12

STEKn Rams Schedule 10 TAKE xFFEcI
SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1885.



For Chicago, 8 q. M, and 8 p. m, daily.
9 a. N. is 4 fast limited express for Pitts
burg and Chicago, arriving in Pittsburg
S.55. No extra fare IL charged on this
train for fast time.
For Cincinnati and st. Louis, daily st
2.30 and 900 p. M, with through Coach
es and Palace Cars TO above points
without change. go D. NJ. is a fast
limited express to Cincinnati and St.
Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morn
ing at 7.45, st. Louis $50 D. m. No ex-
ira fare is charged on this train for last
time.
For Pittsburg. Cleveland and Detroit
at 900 q. M, and 500 b. m. daily
soc p. M, is solid train to Pittsburg
with sleeping cars attached.
For Richmond and the South, 900 q.
M, daily, and 800 p. m, daily except
Sunday.
For Washington. on week days, $40
$50, TO, s7.I5, *7.30, *9.00, 9.05 and
1000 a. m. 1915, $50. $500, 90,
s4.2O, 800, $50, 800, 300 and HOO p.
NJ. For Washington, on Sunday, $3.50,
7.20, 1900, s905, q. M, 1.30, $3.50,
1870, 500, $50 500. 1900, and HOO p
m. Star Indicates Express trains.
For Annapolis, 100 a. M, 1915 p.
m. and 40 p. m. On Sunday Dos q.
iii. and 500 p. M.
For Ellicott City, 7.SO q. M, l.30,
AS, 5,45, 7.50, Ills p. m. On Sunday,
/ $3.50 a. m, 5.45, 7.45, Ills p. IA.
For Way Stations, via Main Stem,
| 7.40 q. M, $50, AS, 5.45, $50, Ills p.
m. On Sunday, $50 q. M. and 6.F5,
7.50, 1l.l6 p. m.
Por Frederick, 7.4O q. M, 1.30, 425,
5.45 p. m. On Sunday. $50 .. M, 5.45
p. N.
For Stations on shenandoah Valley R.
r., 7.20 q. ID. daily.
For Way Stations between Baltimore
and Washington, 5 To-, $50, 9.05 a. M,
1915, 500, 500, $50, IL so p. m. On
Sundoy, $50, 9.05 a. M, l.30, 800, $50
and ll.00 p. m.
For points on Metropolitan Road 20
a. m. and 800 p. m. daily. 40 p. NJ.
daily except Sunday.
For Stanton and pt int on Valley
Road, 7.l5 a. M, daily except Sunday.
For Winchester and Hagerstown, via
Main Line, 7.40 a. m, 4.25 p M, daily
except sunday. a
For HagerAiown, via Washington,
7.20s.a. M, daily except Sunday, and
4.25 b. M, daily.
Trains arrive from the West, daily, at
TO, $50 a. M, 2. Is, and 7.30, p. N.
From Washington, 1856, $50, 7.30.
8lS, S.4S, $40, 1925 and HOO a. M,
LAB, 800, 1856, 400. 800, $50, $40. $50,
$50, go and l0.40 p. M. On Sunday,
7.30, s 40, 1886 aud HOO a. M, 2.55
$50, 400, go, $50, $50, 9.10 and 10. 40
p. m.
From Annapolis, S Is, a. M, and 1.45,
$50 p. m. On Sunday, 1000 a. M, and
and s 20 p. M.
From EIlicott City, $50. $50, 10.45 q.
M, 800, 6.35 y. m. On Sunday, 100,
8.55 3. M. and $50, 6.55 p m.
From Frederick and Way Stations
$50. 1915 a. m, and $50, 7.05 p. nj. On
Sunday, $50 q. M, and 7.05 p. IN.
From Winchester, 1915 a. M, $40 p.
m. Hagerstown, ll.00 4. M, daily, and
$50. 9.25 p. m, kaily except Sunday.
From Stanton, $50 p. m, daily eql.
cept Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at
hatels aud residences on orders left al
Ticket Offie.
152 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
CAMDEN STATION and SIS. BROADWAY.
Y w. M. CLEMENTS, g. *. LORD,
Master Of Transportation. Gen Pass Agt.
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wolle, uenn er ie gum 5ipeiten Male gez
ben bieB = nun unD nimmernebr +!
Cher bic Srennung eber eirt ganses
2eben boll Aual unb gleno auf fi9
nebmen, als bic MDgli6feit einer lol6en
Demiitbigung
9ie Mbenbionne, Die bic Wipfel Der
8dume 6riiben bergpl6ete, mar ldngit
geiunfen; bic Odmmerung fenfte ii6
berab, freiIi6 Dbne Ben beiBen men=
i9enbollen StraBen Stiae uno &iiblung
gu brineen. 9a brauBen in 6er i6tpii=
len Mbenbluft fummte uno wogte es
nod INNER; rnaufb6rli9 flutbete bic
Menge auf unb nieber unb Stimmen=
gerduf9 uno Wagengerahel brang nod
INNER im tpirren 9ur6einanber binau1
gu ben 5enitern. N6er bur6 bas Nlz
les binbur9 t6nte iebt ettpas Qnberes,
er1t nur fern, unbeutlid, bann INNER
ndber, INNER lauter. 9Bar es bon ben
griinen Wal6bergen bergeflogen unb
bate es li6 ieinen Meg gebabnt n1itten
bur6 bas Brauien Ser groBen, etpig be-
tuegten Geliben5moge big bin gu ber
lungen Trau? Was es mar, tpubte Iie
ni6t, aber es tlang pie bas Weben Der
Sannen5meige, tpie oas Walbesraul9en
nit feinen gebeimniBbouen Mccoroen,
unb barnit erifano in ibr au6 pieber
bas ganae Griiblingsabnen, bas gauge
f6mer5li6=fiiBe Web iener, ltnter iol6en
Sannen5meigen berlebten Minuten. Ser
Nebel mallte tpieoer, unb Der Sturm
brauite, unb Die 8d6e raui6ten, unb
aus ben grauen 56leiern berbor trat
flar un6 oeutli9 nur bie cine @efalt,
Die feitbem nidt tpie6er bon ibr getpi>
6en mar i'm @a6en uno Srdumen,
unb i6aute iie 10 ernff unb borpurfsbou
an NIT ben groBen braunen Nugen.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
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= 9eras.

= 9as appelationsz z@eri6t bat bic
@nti6eioung in bet &lase &obert s.
Mc&enaie gegen bic Seras pacific
gabn befGtist, bic gemihernaBen einen
prdceben5=Gau bil6et. SIN Sabre
1872 mar beiagter WteGen3ie auf Ser
platform in 9llibo Station gefallen,
neil bieielbe ni9t beleu9tet mar unb
fi9 am gn6e Der platform feline Sreppe
befanb. St erlitt Bel benz Sal einen
geinbru9 unb tpurbe berfriippelt. Das
9iitrittgeri6t fpra6 Mcaen3ie $500
gntf9dbigang 5u unb bas glppeaations=
8eri6t beifdtigte bas urtbeil, tpeil es
bic pfi6t Der giienbabn=@ ieli9aften
lei, ibre platformen in eirem 1i1eren
3uItanbe alt erbalten.
Sn 2arebo ipur6e tpurbe bas
Sfelett zines Mafobon ausgegraben,
bod 3erfiel es, folpie es ber 2uft ausge=
febt mar.
Inter bem Namen eagle paB
Banf 1T am genannten Plabe cine 8anf
er6ffnet iuorben.- gu glura Station
in Merico 1T Elm fogenannter D9raf
Walfer", ber ii6 auf Dem @eleiie benz
S9lafe iiberlieB, iiberfabren tporben.
Wie bas getp6bnlib gei6iebt, murben
Der Gonbufteur uno ber Mal9init bes
3uges berbaftet unb nod Monclopa gez
bra9t. Sort bat lift 8erb6r begonnen
unb borausii6tli9 pirb bafielbe cine
Wo6e pdbren.
= Ser n6rbli9e She'll BON Detpitt
County tpurbe am 13. bon Sturnt unb
9agelwetter beimgeiu6t.
= 9ie S9nierigfeiten binli9tli1
bes MaDor=N =Nmtes in @albefon iin6,
trob Der reuen Wabl, ni6t beleitigt.
Wan mill beriu6en, au6 bieie anau=
fe@ten.
= 3mei &ombies Namens Wbitez
beab ritten bor bic poltoffiee in 2ibertp
Sia uno riefen ben barin befinoli9en
Sim 9ubbarb beraus. so tpie berIelbe
auf bic @traBe trai, feuerten lie 6
S9iiiie auf i'm ab unb ritten bann bin=
meg. Oie 9Bunoen 6ubbarbs finb
ni9t t6btli9. ginen bet &opoies bat
man einsefansen,
= gu Sierra 8lanca bel 81 paio
| fano Sobn Montgomerp einen i9redli=
den Sob. Sie Sunietbabn bobrt bort
einen artelifden 8runnen unb Montgoe
merD fiel bon bem @eriilt oes gobrers
auf bas unten befinbli1e Stab, bas IN
f9neaer 8emegumg tpar. Ser Gopf
bes Terungliidten uurbe gang aers
malmt.
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MuerIet.

sg= Sci Ben San pebro Springs 1T
cine groBe 6Dble entoedt porben.
-9as 2ei6enbegdnsniB 2ouis 3orfs
fanb geitern unter sablrei6er 8etbeili=
gung tatt.
= Die StaatssNfiociation ber Bbars
maceuten trat gefern Na9mittag 3 lbr
i'm parlor bes Maberid 6otel sufam=
men. Na6 8erleiung Der Mntrittsrebe
bes prdfbenten tpuroen neue Mitgliez
ber aufgenommen nn6 6err Qinbemann
eritattete 8eri@t, 6aB oas 8orbaben,
eine Bill gum S6uB ber profeifion i'm
Shine Der Mpotbefer bes Staates bon
Der Segislatur ansenommen gu ieben,
boufanbig i6eiterte, ia. baB bas betref=
fenbe &omite cine ben gebegten Winl1en
gan3 entsegengeiebte 8i1 einbra@te,
tpesbalb fernerbin BON ber 10. 2egislaz
tur 9f9ts all ertparten. gm Mben6
fanb gu @bren ber Oelegaten i'm Wiener
@arten elm 8anfet ftatt.
= Wie uns elmer unlerer &eilen6en
mittbeilt, entlub ii9 geitern, Netttpo9,
BEN 13. Mai spii6en Selma uno 5an
Mntonio Elm duBerit beftiges @etpitter.
Da1elbe mar bon 9ageli9auern beglei=
tet, bic itri6meiie bic gelammte 6a=
ferernte b6llig berni6tet baben. 8on
ber nngep6bnli6en 9eftigfeit bieles
Sagelitu,mes lest getuiB bic Sbatia9e
3eugniB ab, baB ni9t ttur Die pfirf6e
BON ben 8dumen abgei6lagen tpllrben,
ion6ern baB bic Wu6t Der berabpalielnz
ben, baielnuBgroBen S9loBen iogar Bic
Gldtter bes &orns, bic ber Gi6en- unb
felblf Die ber Mesquiti itrdu9er berunterz
rib. Oie 6agelforner lagen felIentpeile
brei Son bod. 9ie grnteausf6ten in
ben betroffenen 2anofri9en finb in
Golge bieies unmetters 3iemli9 bebeuz
tend berabgeftimmt tuor6en.
= 6eute, als am DonnerHag BET
fiinften Wo9e na9 Sftern feiert bic
Stride ben Sag Der 6immelfabrt Gbriz
I'll. Oie &atbolifen pfesen an bemlel=
ben bic Confirmation bet ibren Saufs
buno erneuernben berantpa9ienben
8eneration borsunebmen. 60 fonnte
man benn aud in San Mntonio beute
sablrei9e fol6er iungen @briiten in feier=
li6em Mufpub einber3ieben ieben. Sea-
mentli6 bic iogenannten ugngel9en"
getpdbrten ielbft bartaeiottenen Slim
bern unb Seiben einen liebli6en Mn=
Bid.
= @ir tbeilten geitern furs nit, baB
9err U. S9pl3 tpegen 8erlebung iener
Worf6rift beitraft tporben fei, tpel9e
bic Ibleitung bon unratb in BEN sluB
berbietet. Sir ieben ferneren Sag ber
uebertretung Jet cine glei1e bobe @trafe
gu entri6ten. Seute friib bate ii6
nun 9err S9ola gum 5tpeiten Male in
oerielben Ga9e 5u beranttpprten. ct
1tellte ieoo6 enti6ieben in Mbrebe, baB
bic geriigte slbleitung iebt nod befebe
unb for6ert ben &i9ter auf, baB ber
betreffenbe poliaeibeamte, ber ibn Be-
nuncirt babe, feline 4ngaben aud be-
tpeiien ioqe. @an3 acknowledgements
purbe bierauf bic Sadie bertagt, neil
= Der poli3eibeamte auf biefe getpeis-
ftellung ni9t borbereitet lei. Was fur
cine umitdnbli6e unb aeitraubenbe
Worbereitung baau n6tbig 1T, bas tpiis
len freili6' Die G6tter! 6err 56ola
mo6te mobl ni6t gang llnre6t baben,
tpenn er bieies gauge eigentbiimlid6e
Werfabren ibm gegeniiber in offener
Gnurt als eine &aacune be5ei9nete,
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9es Mabhens GrpiSernmg.

&anni9 oa afiir, baB 2iebe nur nit
Sreue
Ierbunben als elm @anaes mir ers
fdeinta
&anni6 bafiir tuenu 3weifel mir
unb &eue
unm6gli9 ideint, no tuabre 2ieb'
1i9 eint?
s. an n i'd "a t Il r, tuenn Ser, ben i9
erforen,
Sur alle gmisfeit ber ginsige mir,
uno iterben miiBt' i'd, sing er mir per=
loren,
&ann i6 bafiir?!
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ssidtis fir unsipauberer.
@ruBe YreisermdbiSuns in Oer l1eberfahrt

Ser llnterseihnete 1T errnadtist Ya6ase.
f@eine, freie 8etofieuns eiusef dloien, BON 8re.
llen mad Gan antonio fit $34.l5 fur eriuad.
iene Yerjonen anssufelen. Ntit 8efoitisuns
big Metp gort $25. sfinber nnter IL Sabren
Sablen bic Sdlfte.
Ser @reis fiir bic @eiie bon ean gntonio
mad Bremen betrGst nur nod einldliebli9
freier 8etofieung $4O.35.
Gerner Billets gu erniebristen 8reiien bon
Nnttperpen, Sabre, 2iperpool, Queenstopn,
Sdmeoen, Ddnemarf unb stortpesen nod ean
Nntonio unb auriid.
Mdberes gu erfabrsn bel
6. @riejenbed,
22,1 ,tnp &aiiase> asent, Gan gntonto.
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9es gremlpiem Gutidbmloi9ung.

&ann id ba fir, baB i6 bas 6era
iDr raubte,
Wls metn GeI Iang 5ur 2aute fie beriidts
&ann i'd 30 t iir, baB lie geliebt li1
glaubte,
gBeil Iie mein Muge freun6li@ angez
bIidt?
6 &ann id ba iir, nenn i9mdrmes
fil6e Mienen
Sbr lagten: Meine 5eufaer gelten
Sir,
llnb fdli9lid 2iebe gu berratben f6ies
men,
&ann i9 bafiirs!
uno tpenn ie einIt in trauter Mon6>
na6titunbe
Qn meine 99ulter tparm ibr R6pfs
6en belt,
& a IN i'd "a I iir, baB 1ie auf ibren
Ntunbe,
8ei9lofenen Nuges einen SUB ge=
fiiblt?
unb tpenn lie i6mieg, als fie mein Mrm
umf6lunger,
Wie oeute i'd nur bieies Gdtblel mira
Stuff bat Die gfa6tigaa 10 iiB geiunz
GET
&anni6 oa fiir?!
6 mn i6 6afir, oaB fiir bic trau=
ten @tunben,
Sei6tgldubig &inb Ou nod Crime
rung BATE
s. ann i'd ba iir, baB mir i9on
ldngit enti6munben,
9Sas mir 10 fern liegt, tpie ein W}drs
den faft
Wenn cine anbere beTer mir sefanen,
unb es beraui9t mid, f6m0r' i6
2iebe ibr
uno fiiiie iie beim Sang Der Na9tis
gallen
&anni9 oafiir?!
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8eaeamet tapier eure spraet.

Sbr f6nnt bieIes aber 1ibt, tpenn
eller Blut biinn unb arm 1T. @ebt bem
8lut &raft unb bur9 ben @ebrau9
bon 8ropns Sron 8itters unb bas
ganse 5pitem bat bic Wsa6t, f6limmen
@infliiiien gu tpiberfeben. Ser &eb.
%. u. CHAPMAN bon Baltimore fagt:
sd balte Brotpns Sron 8itters als
elm febr tpertbbolles Stdrfungsmittel
gegen algemein f6le6te @elunbbeit"
@s furirt llnreinigfeiten bes 8lutes,
Neuralgie, OpspepIie &C.
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9ie9lusmeiiuua aug BEN oitbre,

= OleNustpeliung aus ben oItpreu=
Bii9en probin3en bonpolen unb&u1len,
bic es perfdumt baben, li6 naturaliliren
gu lofen, oayert. troB bet Wbleugnung
bes MiniIters puttfamer, INNER nod
tort. Wan petb ieBt, oaB ibm bonn
Hei9stanaler Der peremptoril6e 8efebl
gegeben 1T, bas Nustpeiiungsbecret obne
&idli6tsnabme irsenb ipel6erNrt burdz
5ufit6ren. gfi6t penige Qnlteoler, bic
elm Wteni6enalter in ienen Gegenben
geipobnt, merben babon betroffem. Oie
meiiten oer Gusaeuiefenen tperoen bur6
bisfe @e'paltmaBregsl an ben 8ettel1ab
aebradt.
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Meit, Drmistssse er.

9ie 9rudsrpreiie 1T ma6tiaer ola Der
Drummer. es fo[tet nidt mebr, &rcis. @ireu>
Iare an 100 aauFeute gu ienoen, als eincm ein'
aioeu Wanne Yroben 5u seigen.
Sd pable oiefe Metbobe, um Die @eidafts<
Ieute anf einen @esenifanb gu lenfen, Der ieoen
lpariamen adufer intcreiiiren mub. Sd babe
feinea @artner, .ait oem id ben @eipinn tbeile.
SD be3able feinen tbeuren @eiIenben unb feline
SoteI.8iQ, um meine Waaren ein,ufibren. Sd
berfaufe before Waaren unb billiser, als cine
Girn,a tann, iuelde ibreln geluinn Die enormen
ausgaben binau5ufiisen Fat, nelde @eidafts.
&eiienbe berurfaGen.
Sim. Hart, @hOlefale sabatbanbIer.
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Nrpbtre eS 5efbff.

Der 8epeis fir bic Site bes @uobina beifebt
nidt i'm &auen bes @arnes, ionbern in 8e.
nubuns ber Gele9enbeit gum 8erfoifcn beHeI.
ben. s. &alteber C Con, bic Npotbefer, baben
eine YrobeFaide bon 9r. 8pIamto's Sniten,
unb Qunsen. ehrnp, fiir 5eben, Der init Suiten,
@rfdltunsen, aitbma. S9DinSiu9t ober Gun.
senfranfbeit seplast lit.
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-~ sic leiiten a4es, mas bon beniels
ben berlan9t tpiro, ia9t 0err @eorg
Meanings, Quincy, Sas. Or. Nu=
guf G6nig's Samburger
5ropfen finb uniibertreffli6 gegen
Wlagens unb 2eberleiben. Dr. q IL
gu{t Gbnig's 9amburger
8ruittbee 1T ausse3eiGnet segen
ale 8rultleiben. Sn ieoer 9lpotbefe gu
baben.
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GaIpert, Teras, 8. geai 1872.
,S9 m5@te nseine @nertennuns bet pertbuouen
Gisenf&aften pou
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Sic
.MaQDrb 9ampfer= =Qiu.e

lGE 3wilden @afbeifon mmb
Nep gorf bietet Meileuoen
mad europa bic bette, billiafte
unb ausleid ansenebmfe Meileroute. SIR Cure
bon Deutidlan6 tommenbe 8ermaabte 1T bieier
BEG Der empfeblenspertbefe, ba AnfentbaIts.
Speien in Nem gorf bon Der gompaanie fir
bieielben be3abIt iuerben. Durdbillctte finb au
ben alernisorisfea vreiien gu baben. @esen
2idetS ODER YreisIiiten ipenbe man iid an ben
nddfen Nsenten eber Sidetagenten. Details
nebff Orudiaden nerben bereitwilig bertbeilt
bon -. e. 0o1ttt0, Maent,
q. @eblert, YaiIase glerf,
4,2,t ~ @ef. .gonmereeifr., San antonio.
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= Berlin. Sn Der @ibung 6es &ei6sz
tages erpioerte 8ismard, als ct gegen
bic 8orlage ipra9, our9 tpel6e bie
@onntagsarbeit perbpten tpirb, auf bic
@innenbung, oaB bic enslii6en unb-
amerifanii6en Gabrifanten BEN beutz
i9en um 8ieles boraus feien, England
let Seutl6lano in Der @ibiliiation um
Sabrbunberte Doraus.
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1g- Die blauen GIanens uno Serge
Nnaage bel u. paneoa1t & g o B n
fonnen ni6t iibertroffen ,uerbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-14

-- Mit benz geitrisen &egeniturm
mar In Der 1msegenb Don @onberie,
ebenio ipie 2eph Springs elm 9agels
iturm berbunben, ber ben Geloern gros
Ben S6aben sufiigte.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-02
pITH N POINT.

"Do not marry a widower," said the
old lady; ga ready-madc family is like
a plate Of cold potatoes" ''Oh, I'll
soon warm them,'' replied the damsel.
"A little town in New York has a
skating-rink they call the Niagara"
1t is supposed that they call it that be-
cause the people go there to see the
falls"
Tho mania for clipping with coach
Men is rapidly subsiding, and the old
folks are again keeping a watchful ego
on the eldest son and the family cook.
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
A Colorado man, in boasting of
that State, said: "Why, even winds
loses his hat in what's an ordinary
breeze anywhere in Colorado, he has to
telegraph to the next station to have
some n stop it?'
-"Did YOU take me for a fool when
you married me?' cried an angry hus-
band in the thick of a domestic quar-
rel, to which the wife meekly respond
ed: mo, James, l did not; but then
you always said 1 was no Judge of char
acter, don'tyou know?'-M Y. Ledger.
Johnny, do you know the tenth
commandments 'Yes'm." "Say it,"
Cant" ''But you just said you knew
it, Johnny" "Yes'm, 1 know it when,
l see tn Y. Sun. ,
'My son, what is this?" asked a fond,
parent. sYour school report of last
month said: 'Conduct-cxemplary,'
while for this month it reads: Conduct,
ovooroJ1,3 IVho+ IsI dom
''Just what 1 did the month before, on
ly the master happened to notice mo
this time"
-''Industry am sartin to bring plen-
ty, an economy neber goes b'arfut in
winter" Between sayin' muffin an
talkin' too much de world leans to dc
man who holds his tongue" "Our
opinion of ourselves makes us all great
men.'-Proceedings of the Lime Kiln
Club, IN Detroit Free Press.
-''Thesc firemen must be a frivolous
set,'' said Mr.. Spilkins, who was read
ing a paper. ''Why SOP" II read in;
the paper that after the fire was UNDER
control, the tiremcn played all night on
the ruins. Why didn't they go homet
and go to bed like sensible men, instead
of romping about like children?"-OHi
city Derrick. :
-''What are you doing, Mary?"
asked a Somerville husband addressing
his wife. 81 am sewing on a crazy
quilt" she replied. care there any
buttons on it?" '.No.' 81 thought
not" he said; sit wouldn't be like YOU
to be sewing on anything that needed
buttons" and drawing a deep sigh he
proceeded to fasten his suspenders with
a half-burned match.-SomerUiIle Jour-
nal.
Says a correspondent: II am
reminded by seeing an advertisement
in this mornings paper Of the follow
ing incident: While in the Office of q
White Mountain hotel talking to a
group OF elegant and wealthy women,
one Of them inquired for a l%aundress.,
Just then a villagcr passed by and. tho
clerk referred to her for the required
information. On being questioned she
calmly surveyed the group and at
length answered: 4 think l know of a
lady that will wash for you women"
-BOStoN TRANSCRIPT.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-02
a GIRL ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Every Young Lady Should BE Instructed in
the Science of Carving Meats.

Every Young Lady Should BE Instructed In
the Science of Carving Meats.
One of the minor accomplishments to
be acquired by every girl is the science
or art of carving. Let her learn how
to cook by all means, if she has any
Gift for that divine art, but to under
stand the graceful dissection of a joint
or a fowl is still important if she
ever intends being at the head of an
establishments. Generally this duty
falls to the man of the house, who,
though he may not be skillful, is yet
strong of wrist, and whose right it is to
hack and slash without reproof from
the other end of the board. But when
a lady can easily and dexterously per-
form this share of mans prerogative, it
has a very pretty appearance. There
must be many persons in Boston who
can recall the dignity and the elegance
with which Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis al
WAYS presided at her little dinners in
Mount Vernon street, for whoever saw
her at such times would not be likely to
forget the hostess or the quaint charm
of the surroundings OF that hospitable
and now memorable abode. Mrs. Otis
was the only woman in Boston who had
sufficient tact and intellectual power
to hold a salon where all cliques
and classes of society were welcome,
and she was also one of the few,
if not the only woman, who UNDER
stood the art of giving a comfortable,
choice dinner, without any of the dis
play that Getracts SO much nowadays
from true hospitality. She would sit at
in her kitchen before an open wood
fire. with as much ease as though she
sat on a throne, waving a sceptre that
acted like a magician's wand. The
guests who never numbered more than
three or five, watched the proceeding
with delight or they were unconscious
of any effort being made to supply their
wants, for Mrs. Otis vas q most bril-.
liant conversationalist, and this matter
in hand of cutting up the piece de re-
sistence of a dinner never for one in
slant disturbed the mental flow or rA
ducc the table to silence. 1t wa. an
education to see Mrs. Otis at those
moments, and not all the ponderous
buffers that have come since those days
into fashion can serve q dinner half so
well OF so noiselessly as the "Maly"
who stood beside her chair. Had Mrs.
Otis been richer perhaps this famous
phase of her famous hospitality would
not have had reason for being, and she
would only be remembered as q public
spirited woman who did more to en-
large Boston thought and improve it's
social culture than has been done before
or since her day.-Ihe Beacon.