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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
Mm. 9BHtna & gpbn.

@sit benz 9erouuaben Der Serbfiais
ion iteigert ii6 audi pieber bas 8ebirfs
nib unieres Mlagens fir iubfantiede
Speiien. nnfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
oas Gleii9, unb um iol6es frif9 uno
gut gu erlangen, fann man lnmDglid
el'le11 3uperlaffigeren Marft finben, als
ben Don Wm. S6fling & Sobn, No.
81 Nbe. 6. Sic 9erreu BADEN benz
Gef6mad ibrer &unben Ge9nung ge=
traget unb tn ibrem @tablihement cine
falte Suftmaf6ine erri6tet, uel6e alen
Qnforberungen fiir grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i660li6er Snsrebiensen bes
Gleif6es entipri9t. sic baben beffan=
Dig i'll ibren 8iebb6feu einen groBen
gorratb BON Waftpieb, aus mel9em
1ur oas 8eite fiir lire Guroen gepdblt
Diro. Wer reel bebient fem min, Ser
beiu9e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
WDenue s. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
Saiiceseebnrtsfac.

Sas Gomite, mel6es ain 81. Wldrs
n gtep Orleans eit-eroBes Geit na II t
Seier bes 80. @eburtstages
Setner 81 bes 9eut=
Gatfers1 peranftaltet, iiberienbet Der
Geboctlon Der rGreien pre6e' cine @ins
laoungsfarte gu oemfelbeu. 9ieie &arte
.3eigt oas portrait bes .sreiien Wsonarz
den, umgeben DON 2orbeeraweigen,
Gei6sf6wert, &rpne unb Geepter urb
nit Der nmf9rift perieben: r8Dtt nit
uns!" uno nGinisfeit madt i%tart!"
Beifen Dant fir Die fteunoli9e @ins
laoung! Naeiu oielelbe a%u3unebmen
tplirbe uns f9on bic ue5er5eugung berz
bieten, baB es repubIifanif9en 8iirgern
ri6t 5lemt, gefr6nte 9dupter-un6 ieien
lie nod 10 ebrmiirbig = gu betpeibrduz
9ern! Wenn es ben 9eutiden in Mew
Srleaas gefdllt, in 9emutb eriterbenb
utb tpom6gli@ init aIerb69ifer faiier=
lt9er @enebmigung, ben @eburtstag
beg 0elbenfaifers gu feiern, 10 1T bas
tebenfals elm min6eifens febr frasli6es
3et9en ibres &epublifanismus. 9Ofz
fentli6 tperben ie bod ni6t fir bic
Monar6ie propaganba MAIDEN poflen!
I'm aber ibre beuti9e Mbffammung gu
beueiien, mare es bod entl6ieben ratb=
iamer, uenn iie 5und9it bafir iorgten,
ooB ibre Na@fommen ~menigftens bic
0eut19e 9pra9e erlernten uno beibes
btelten, mas beflagensnertber WeiIe
in ben meiften Gdllen ni6t 9ei@iebt. .
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9as Mamu,utb GtabliHernent
bolt
SalomonD eut19 &go.

Wir babe1 in unferer 5tabt elm Orb
8oobs unb @lotbing @ef1dft, auf nell
DIES mir nit bBlem &e1te fola iein
t0nnen. Wir meinen bas @el6dft Der
Serren Seutf9 e Co., bas fi9 cine
groBe iber ben gan3en Meften bertbeilte
&unbf6aft erworben bat, bon Sabr 3l
Sabr an nmfang gerparn unb tets an
populdren preiieu unb an benz Motto:
gS1neler umfaB unb geringer pros
tit" f~effgebalten bat. Sie 6irma ges
nieBt iiberaQ ibrer &eellitdt tueaen elm
bor3igli6es &enpm1nee uno tuer einz
NAL bel tbr faufte, fiblt fi9 beraalaBt
elm treuer Runbe au bleiben. 9as fos
lofiale Waarenfager Der Serren 1T iiber
brei Stodnerfe 6es eleganten gefddftss
palaites, @de Der Commerce 5traBe
uno Meain plasa, bertbeilt. Sober, ber
banelbe befu9t, tpirb iiberra19t fein
bon Der &ei9baltigfeit bes D0rratbs
an Waaren in allen 9epartemenis unb
iiber bic In Der Sbat niebrigen Breife.
Wir ratben allen umferen 2eiern in Der
Stabt unb auf benz 2anbe bringenb
an, bel 6. Seutf6 & 60. borauIpres
den, ebe fe anoerstpo faufen. Mir
limb iiberaeugt, baB iie feline TRIAD"
habetl tper6en, tpeiter5ugeben. Ionbera
&u1ben biefes grOBen 9auies iperbea
mHRen.
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mitteleltDpdii6en Mdrfte benz ameri,
tanii9ea WeiSen gu perl6lieBsn. Dens
ielben 3ped = ben amerifani19en Ct
port su ldbmen unb gu rutniren unb
aud benielben @rfolg, batten bann Die
@infubr 8erbote fir 6as amerifanii6e
S9mein 1T ben petl6ieoenen Mrten let.
uer 8erarbeitung. Das giuten Der
gaumwoa Breife, ebenfals in SoIge
bes mahettbaft b%etriebene1 Mnbaus utb
Der 2onfprren5 Snbiens unb Neepptens
that i6liebli9 nod Elm ll%ebriqes, um
ben Export : 9anbeI Der Ser. Gtaaten
gu 11doigen uno fetnen @epinn gu
f9mdlern.
Wdbrenb 10 auf Ser einer Seite bas
Nuslan0 ben amerifaniI1en probutten
feline Sbiren peri6lieBt unb Der Grtrag
oes Grports INNER geringer mir6, iiberz
f9wemmt es bic Ser. 9taaten NIT
eiaem fi6 BON Sabr gu Sabr iteigerns
ben Smport. Seoes Qnbere 2ano, Dbne
Die enormen natiirliGen 9ilfsquelen
Der union, tpdre an btefem MiBs
berbdltniB apii6en ginfubr unb Muse
fubr f9on ldngff financiea gu @runbe
gegangen. Sebr i6mer3li9 fibIbar
ma6t es ii@ aber aud bier uno es gilt,
Mittel uno Wege ausfinbig gu MAIDEN,
I'm oiefem MiBberbdltniB a1 @unIten
unieres 2anbes a~b3ubeIfen.
Sann es oa5u aber elm beiIeres Mittel
geben, als menn mon einen @ebrau6ss
Irtifel. Der i'm eigener 2anbe prpous
eirt tpiro, ausi9lieBli9 felb1t er3eugt,
unb 10 ben fremben Smport iiber fiffg
ma9t. Gin iol9er Mrtitel lift aber Der
3uder. Nnfatt, pie friber-b. b. bor
benz gefeben Der 3uferfabrifatipr aus
Ghben-bas Nuslanb nit bieier iiiBen
Waare 81 Derieben, be3ieben bic Ser.
Staten iebt aQidbrIi9 fur 800, OO0,=
600, fage uno f9reibe: gtnbunbert
Milionen Dollars - 3uder aus Gus
ropa.
Die .rieig entpideIte 3udersSn6u=
itrie Seuti6lan6s unb Grantrei9s finb
teBt orauf unb bran, bieienige unferer
Sabfaaten brad gu legen, namentli@,
tpenn es ben Greibd1olern geIingen
iolte, ibren plan elmer abermaIigen
Qerabiegung beg Smportaoles auf 3us
der burd5uieBen.
Sn biefer f@tDeren BebrdnsniB fomntt
nun iener 9err Dptnonb unb rerbeiBt,
bur@ Ginfibrung eines t1eueu 8erfab.
-rens ben 8etDinn aus Der 3~uderfabris
fation tpieber beben unb ba6ur9 bic
frembe Goncurren3 aus benz Sgelbe
f9lagen gu f6nnen. Man miBte fpe.
aieler Ga9maun fem, UNI bic Brau6z
bartlett unb 3pedmdBigfeit beg betref=
fettben @erfabrens b~eurtbeilen at f6ns
men; iebenfaas aber piir6e fih Der
GoagreB elm groBes 8erbienit eruerben,
tpenn er bic Nnselegenbeit fnrgfdltig
prafen, reipettibe our9 Ga9leute priis
fen lafen unb bic petition ni9t einfa9
benz Papierforb iberliefern tpolte. gs
tpirb pom @ongreB 10 bel @el6 Dergeuz
bet-iiebeW eD Srleanier WeItausfel=
lungl-baB es au9 ni9t barauf ars
tommen biirfte. tuent1 fi1 bic 8erfpres
@ungen bes Serrn Dnmonb mad 8es
piligung iener Sumlae f1Iimmifen
Gals als iibertrieben erweifen fo1ten!
Sebeafaas muB irgenb @twas gefGez
ben, nm bic fi0ffaatli9e Subuftrie oor
benz @erfaae gu retten.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
California @eiue.

9err- s.. s. Meper, MbolefaIe &
&etailbdnoler in Weinen, Nlamp plasa,
1T Dor &ur5em BON fetner pierten @e=
l9dftsrelie rad @alifornien suriidges
tebrt. @r fam ieBt feline &unoen unb
Tamiliem nit ben beften Sortert bon
@aliforniasW einen unb reinem Srau=
bens8ranbD berieben. &einen galifors
1ta Glaret berfauft er bic galone-$1.
Yorts uub anbere unberfdlf6te Meine
limb itets Bel Tim borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
SutereHante Grfabrumaets.

Der Mobelbdnbler Siram Cameron in 60
lu'nbus, ga, maGt feline @rfabrunsen in fol.
9enoer SSeiie befannt: rSeit bret Sabren
babe tb lsbes Seillntttel fIr Masens unb Mie>
renletoen berfn9t bas f@ I'M Sanbel befinbet,
aber ngne Grfolg, Bis i6 enbli@ electric Sit.
terS 9sbrandte. Sd nabm s Glaiden unb bin
1lesbt .9analtd sebeilt uno baltic electric 8itters
tlr pen belten glutreiniger in Der @elt. Maior
y; y. Seso BON 8eit 2ibertp, ab.. sebraudte
@leetric 8itters sesen LANCE befebenbe @ierer,
affection nno fagt: vNi9ts bat mir 70 gebolfen,
al8 electric 8itterB.G
Ssrfauft gu so Gents bic Glafde bel q,
0reiB.
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Dut<Depdrtement

1T in ieber 8eiiebung mufsrailtis, in 8reiisn
bon 81 $500 oaS Stnd. Oaneben fnbet
man Sanbf9ube, SoientrGser nno ale anberen
grtitel, berer elm Serr CUR 8srbouitdnbisuns
ie'nes anSugs unD feiner Soilctte bebarf. Aue
MUIR benfbaren Sesenitdnbe, Die man aIs Sur
ntihins @robs gu beseidnen pflest, iino in
grober auspabl Dorbapoen.
.aueerOem fiibren mir beridiebene grten bon
&ofern, &eiietaiden, &eseuidirmsn unb einen
aroben Sorratb bon Summipaaren fir Serrea,
Damen unb &inber.
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: 6. S. Maaer, WbOlefaIes un6

= 6. $. Meiiler, WboIeiaIe> unb
&~etaiIbdn6ler in Garben. Oelen, Aas
ftreidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mnhonio empfieblt fem grDBes
Qaaer in bieien @rtifelt a1 Hetp Oorf
9reilen urto ma9t gang belonoers auf
Ben gepdblten 8orratb boft Bilbern:
@bromos, &upfers uu6 StnbIiti6en,
Oelgemdloen uno Pbantofie Bilbern
aler Dirt. ferner auf Die gef1madpoae
Iuspabl bon 8~ilberrabmeu Der aller.
m~obernften Gorm unb auf bic NIes
umfahenoen 3eidenmaterialen aufs
merriam. MGe Auftrdee fur irsenb cine
Der obigen 8rau9en tperbel prompt
ausgefhbrt; 8ilber bon iecer @r6Be eins
serabmt unb ole Nrbeiten m6gli1ft
i9neu unb gut beiorgt. bic In 6as Sad
i1lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
SIN Cinderella gdauh : gtpre

iino neue Waaren einsetroFen fir bic
beoorfebenbe GribiabrssSai
m: Wir baben uns our9 ben Nu=
geuf9ein oaDon iiberaeugt, baB bieie
Waaren: Samen= unb &inbers5 9ube,
9erreni6ube &C., bos 8efte iino, mas
ie i'm bieigen Martte ~oferirt murbe.
pie Nuswabl 1T febr rei9baItig unb bic
Yreiie finb iebem 8ebirfniB an9emeHen.
Wer e%legantes unb bauerbaftes @1ub=
5eug tragea pin, Der gebe gum
CINDERELLA g 6ubzStpre,
gde SoufOnftraBe & @be. s,
2St1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
9euter 0prlefund.

Die speite 8orIefung beg 9errn goes
eius aug GriB &euter's Werfen finbet
morgen 9onnertag. IS. Mdrs, 5 nbr
4benbs, in 5dol3's 9ale ftatf.-gin
trit Is Gents. 0dulden,
Wat be ne Qeperrai9ung rute tommen
tani1, Ut be JranSofentib, &ap. Ia.
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Velvetine Powder" Diei
Rraparattun ipnroe auert in Der preubij@eu
Nrnee se9en berbribte unb srinbiae 8ise, ae.
gen baS Bnnoreiten ober Wunblaufen. aeeeu
Yridelbise unb ale Der lleberbihnna Des Blates
ent,prinsenoen 3aattrantbeiten ~anaepanbt.
@ls elm Yuluer fir Rinber itebt es unSTbertrof.
fen pa. Rreia % gents. .@r6parirt unb aura
gertanfbei v. 8 retb @laiiO Drug Store,
Gan Mntoaio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17

&inb: r8ater, tpesbalb perben Bic
@efangenen i'm @efdngniFe gewogen?"
-Wesbalb benn, mein Gtmb2-,Weil
mon INNER bon lei9ten unb i9weren
Ierbre6ern ipri6t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17
@em0ess

f:bren mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat'
tan, blnten eber borne gu Ofnen, nit ODER obns
ara9en, etnfa9e ODER serippte 8uien. Infer
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yta, bate mas gefriest? frdgt Srana
Den fletnen Garl, BET tpiber Der @Itern
9ebot ff9en gegangen.-&arl: % ia,
aber-erf 5ubaus."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17

Songaline 1T elm ausge5ei6netes
Wtlttel gegen &beunatismas unb tteus
ralgii@e 2eiben.
u. g. 9enberion, so. s., Martinss
billie, Mo.
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2,8,t1i
Condition Poxders,, fir mfe

s'ImprOved Condition POwders'' fit @fs..
be unb GinSSieb. Sin ausse5ei9nete8 unS sc
probteS Yulber IN Der 9ebanbluns son SUP.
trantbetten aller art, alaemeine nnpdbIi1feit,
Mnpadien Der 9ant, &auoe, gelbes @afer,
Mfaage! an @ppettt. @ebrau6sanpeiiuns auf
BET aboIpb DreiB, Mamo @lasa, qeaer.
iber Der @ofoffee. San @ntonio.
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6 In nj u n ,.

Wie alt biit 9u, Steiner? = vWenn
i'd NIT benz 8ater ausgebe, a1t Sabre,
tpent1 aber Die Mutter babel 1T, nur
bier Sabre"
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S. DEUTSCH & co.
erren~IDtletteartifel

Das sro6te unb rei@baltisite Eager bon
Serren. llnterfleibern in Der 9tabt, in alien
S~tofen, bon 8aumpoae bis aur Seioe. SIN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17

rI6 Mutter, Jag mir blDs, mas i@
ba a%nfangen ioq. Wir baben als Mufs
faB ben nMbriB elmer @eburtstagsfeier1.
Sie Geburtstagsfeier bab' i'd fdpn fir
unb fertig, aber mas ioG i'd 6a uur
abreiBen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17

papa bat ben Grara auf ben &niee1
unb felt ibm cine fleine &e9enaufs
gabe: Nun Srdna9en, benfe Sir. bein
8ruber @rnf f9entt bir atpei MepfeI,
un0 Oein 8ru6er 9ubpig einen, ME
bel Iepfel baf 9a 6ant aufammeu Bee
fommena = Grdn59en (na9 einigem
Na9oenfen): n46, bic geben mir ia
bod feine!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17

Sn einem 8i@leim iiber &h6en6to=
itonlie siebt Der gerfaRer &atbi9ldse,
pie @ier frif9 gu erbalten finb. St
f4reibt: pWtan lege fie m6gli6f1 INNER
NIT benz fpiBen @nDs mad unten ge=
tebrt. rWifen oas uniere 9ennen
f9on2" frast Nenn9en bic Mama, als
fe ben Nbf9nitt lift.
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&inbermdb@en: S6dm' bid. 10 elm
grO6er sSunge unb fann ii@ mod ni6t
einmal ftlbf bic 5tiefel aus3iebenl
Was ptrit Su MAIDEN, ipenn Du erft
Solbat bift?-Suuge: uNle Solbater
baben &iHbermdb9enI"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-17

Ser ftsine 2aaltct Ger Ii6 ui6t germ
an5 cbea !4b.>: uMaua, bic gngeI
baben IS aber reGt gut."-Mutter: Ssa
parum benn, mein Sunse? = vSie
brauhen nut Elm 8anb UNI BEN Baud
au blaOsn. bann finO ie f6on fertis
a1ge3ogen."
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= Sn b%ergangener Wo@e tarben In
San Nntonio Is perlonen.
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9as mp@enblatt.

Wsr isaoem bon jebt ob has vWo@erz
eiatt" fir ben prets bon $500 auf
Elm 5abt pprtofrei nod Seutl6lanb.
Der 9erausgeber.
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&nabenan5n9en
Gtn6er1n3ugen

baben mir einen ummenfeu gorratb fur timber
bon auei Sabren aufparts.
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e a +.

ME qiuen Qaiuns, @inobams, Srile bn Hsrb
nnh aabere Maid : gtOfe in srOtsr auspabI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
JUDGE BRANNON IN TYLER.
He Carries the Wool Men on the Tariff
Observation-Disclosures Democrats.

He Carries the Wool Men on the Tariff
Ouestion-En Enthusiastic Democrats.
Special Telegram 10 Re Register.
SIsTERsvILLE, TYLER Co., w. Va,
October S.-The Democrats Of Tyler ten
dered Hon. John Brannon most
hearty welcome ut his advent into the
domain of Tyler. The meeting at Sisters
vile, although only announced. two days
previous to the date, and4t 4 most incon-
venent time. was most large and enthu-
siastic aSSemblage, and the Judges eio-
quent resume of the great work done by
the Democratic Administration, and of
praise of the President, was chcered to the
echo. If any one thinks the Democracy
of Tyler, are not thoroughly satisfied with
the administration, they should visit this
section. The mention of his name was
greeted with continuous applause. The
Judges position on the tariff WAS well tax
ell.
lie stated that $lS2, 600, 600 must ncccs-
Sarily be raised, and suggested that ii be
placed upon luXuricS and taken of OF the
essential neccSSaries of life. His position
on the wool question, 50 vital to the
prosperity of Tyler county, was handled
10 the appreciation of all present. He
stated that the heel-growing business o!
this section was ruined by the ranches Of
the West, and suggested that our farmers
enter ut once into the wool business. He
stated that Just proportion TO be raised
of the SlS2, 900, 900 he placed on the wool
on the sleeps back and that, if he went
there, he should see TO it. This stand is
especially pleasing to the farmers, and
it would take no very Shrcwd prophet to
state that Mr.. BrannOn will receive
the main support of all the wool men ir-
respective OF party. lie made most eXccil-
cnt impression here, and his speech was
eloquent and 10y ical throughout. lie left
this evening to speak at Fairyiew in the
lower end Ofthe county, and from there he
will attend the county convention At Mid.
dletown tomorrow. The judges speech
was heartily endorsed by our liberal Re
publicans, and heartily endorsed by tho
Democracy, and unless all signs fail the
Golden Calf of West Virginia will have TO
get its nutriment from the knee tip The
old man is loaded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
A Spanish Onicial's Mistake.

LONDON, October s.--Thc true story Of
the reported pardoning OF the Spanish in
surgents has just leaked out. Ii appears
that at q meeting of the Cabinet on Mon
day it was resolved that the death sentence
of the Court Martial should be- confirmed.
An under secretary, TO whom Premier
Sagasta whispered the decision, misunder-
stood the hurried remark and going
out announced 10 the crowd,
which had assembled 10 await
the Iverdict, that the prisoners
had been par,loned. The newspaper men
rushed of and telegraphed the news TO all
parts ofthc country. Senor Sagasta, as
soon rs he learned of the mistake Of the
Under Secretary, despaired Of stopping the
kilograms but sent q correction 10 all the
newspapers. The press, however, did not
believe in the correction, thinking that
the Cabinet wished 10 keep the pardon
secret until after the conyening of the
Queens Council, and published the pardon
as authentic. The Cabinets situation IL q
difficult one. If they really pardoned tho
insurgents they did 10 against the dictates
of their conscience and against the wishes
of the army. II they did not pardon
them, and the sentences Of death were
carried out, the public would believe the
Queen forced their execution. The OIL
cial's blundcr has thus, probably, saSed
the insurgents life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09

Miss Jessie Pearce Of StenbcnyiIIe Il the
guest Of Miss Lizzie MedeiIl.
Russell Medill and Ro-iae Ong have re-
turned 10 Washington Pa, 20 school.
Rev. J.. w. Atkinson, will preach in tbs
VI. t. Church tomorrow at ten o'clock n
m.
The Martins Ferry key and barrel fac
tory runs till ten p. m. each night now on
apple barrels.
q. W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling, will
preach in the N. +. Church, Sunday
morning at 1920 q. m.
An eccentric on pair Of sheet iron
shears at the Standard mill broke yester-
day, causing CONSERVATION among the en-
ployes for few minutes, but no serious
harm.
The G. L. &w. Company has accepted
the jury's award in the Bsidgepor, eondesn-
nation suit and telegraphed their agents,
Joel Wood and A. J. Bagg,, TO 20 10 sc.
Clairsville yesterday and pay the money 10
the Probate Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
Mysterious Disappearance.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, October S.-Ex-Mayor
Henry A. Millitzer, OF Bcllyille, Illinois,
about 80 years of age, disappeared on
Tuesday night and has not since been
heard from. Great fears for his safety are
entertained. Mr.. Millitzer WAS Mayor. OF
Bellyille from 1877 to 1881. and returned
from active business lie several years ago.
Eos some time he has been suffering from
soflening of the brain, and has
been gradually growing worse. lie was
taken to the county hospital Saturday, but
mysteriouSly disappeared on Monday at
ternoou. On Tuesday afternoon and even
ing he was seen in ClabOurne's Addition
and on Pleasant Hill, since which time no
clue to his whereabouts has been diseov-
cred.
His friends and relatives are greatly
worried about him, fearing that he may
have laid down at night in the open ar
and died from exposure, or that he has
been murdered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
Terrible Struggle with Il Robbcr.

NORFOLK, VA, October S.-John
Culpepper, an aged farmer living alone on
Julian's Creek, about four miles from Nor
folk, upon retiring Monday night. dis
covered negro under his bed. lie pre-
cured a shotgun and fired at the intruder,
missing him. The negro then seized the
muzzle of the gun and struggle cnsucd
which resulted in Mr.. Culpeppcrs being
horribly beaten with the weapon, having
his skull and face crushed, one arm shat
tered, and the right ear bitten of. Yes
terday morning the ncighbors found Mr..
Culpeppcr in dying condition, hutahle to
tell what had happened. Aparty was or
ganizcd and started in pursuit Of the ne
gro. Wednesday Mr.. Culpeppcr received
large sum of money which the negro was
probably aware of and he sccrctcd himself
under the bed 10 rob the premsSrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
Legal Tender Al" Celebrates.

SDcclIi Telegram 10 he Re9LIer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October g.
Mr.. Al. Zelinziger, Legal Tender AL, "
celebrated his fiftieth anniversary last
night. The Germania Singing Society
him early in the evening, and
then the friends began coming in. In a
short time his parlOrs were full of friends
and admirers, who each one brought some
souvenir or present. Among the many
presents | enumerate only few: Fine
gold watch, Mrs. Zelinziger; gold headed
cane. Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kahn: beautiful umbrella and cane
rack, Miss Ida Bekurs; fine rocking chair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan; fine steel engrav-
ing. Fritz Graf, st. Louis. These were
only specimens of the many beautiful and
valuable presents received from friends
fIOm this city and Others from all over the
county. AIS many friends wish him
the best of fortune and greatest happiness
this world can afford. After an elegant
repaSt, wine, cakes, music, &c. the COM
pany separated in the "sma'p hours of the
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
WHFETJNG W. VA SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g. 1886

General Assembly convened at Rich
mond, endorse your efforts in
behalf of sthe elimination of
unjust discrimination from the constitu-
ton of your State and pledges its moral
support to you until success is achieved"
The committee was also directed to send a
similar itel gram to the District of Column
bia in view of the disfranchised conditions
of its inhabitants. This committee was
appointed in accordance with resolution
adopted at the Cleveland Assembly.
Mr.. Powderly was shown tonight q
newspaper, containg telegram from
Montreal to the effect that delegates are
to be sent here from Canada to consult
with him rs TO the possibility and expe-
diency of so changing the constitution of
the United States Knights of Labor, rs to
render it unobjectionable to the Roman
Catholic Church.
Mr.. Powderly said that he had received
no information in regard to it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
The Overdue StPam or.

New YORK, October S.-Thc non-arri-
val of the Anchor Line steamer Anchoria
is now beginning 10 cause considerable
unasiness. 1t is generally believed in
shipping circles that an accident has hap
pencd to her machinery which has caused
her to make the Azorc Islands. As there
is no direct communications with those
islands it will probably be some time be-
fore she is heard from.
While the above is the opinion in ship
ping circles, those who have friends on
board are exceeding anxious, and their
anxiety is increased by the reports Of
stormy weather at sea, which each in
coming vessel brings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
BRIDGEPORT.

A. Drummond has returned from bust
nes trip.
There will be music at the Mammoth
Rink tonight.
James Howells is home on visit from
Springfield, Mas.
DIR. John Cooke has returned from
trip 10 New York.
DIR. J. NJ. Wells, of Bellaire, called On
his brother II. E. Wells, yesterday.
Lewis Richardson, q colored man, fell
from an apple tree yesterday and broke his
back.
Ms 8. s. johnson, of Maphailtown,
Ohio, Misses Emma and Kate SafBeld, Of
Deep River, Iowa, and Mr.. John Parkisoa
and sister, Of York, Ohio, are the guests q
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Waterman.
Miss Maggie McConnaugbey, ds.ghta
Of John McConnaughey, disd of scarlet -
yer on Wednesday and was baTisd n
Weeks cemetery yesterday. Mn ncCoa-
naughey was about 10 yeau o( age and
died very saddealy.