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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
BAPTIST


REV. \. DEF. PALMER, PASTOR.
Sunday Services, 10 A II. m; 80 y. IN.
Sunday school, II 90 m.
II. J. Chapman, superintendent.
Pnycr-mceting Thursday, I 80 p. m
Seats free.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19
purchass Of the Campbell

-EAustsn ranch, of Watrous, which was
noted in our local columns yester-
day, by trio of young men, who
have cspital, brains aud the best of
judgment, is an important event, in
business circles. Z Itsis also important
In that II shows the tendency of the
times as related TO the tillable land
of this end Of the territory. The en-
sterpise that will now:be inaugurated
by the owners Of the property will
have most beneficial effect upon
land holdings Of similar nature all
about US. The soil is here and many
conditions are favorable IN connec-
tipnswiih II tforits profitable cultiva-
= tion. The establishment of fatten-
ing ranch for range cattle, where they
can be matured and sent to the mar
kets of slaughter any month in the
year, 10. . feature of the cattle busi-
ness that many another man is now
looking into. The opening up of O |
feeding ranch ct Watrous will be the
means OF inducing capital to flow into
. dressed beef establishment and kin
dred industries. 1t does not take an |
over sanguine man to look ahead .
few years and predicate on the future |
OF Las Vegas and the surroundingl
country. Instead of one Touring I
mill in this city we are likely to have
half dozen with . million bushels Of
thsat ssmins to this market yearly to
bemAde Into -four. There win be &C.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19

TnR coterie of little men that re-
ceived inspiration from the brainy
man who has Just left them for trip
IN Europe, will be lonesome crowd
as they attempt to bring the truants
into the ranks again at the Albu-
-auerque love feast. who will care
for mother now" will be heard among
the babbling crowd of infants, as they
cry for harmony and for one more
clutch at. the bottle containing
Tspoils milk. , % S@ ~
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19

IIp9HoN. JoHs B. ALLEY, the million.
aire cattleman of New Mexico, has in
manuscript very carefully prepared
article on "Abrabam Lincoln, !"
which will shortly be published in
9a the North American Review, The
article will dwell at length on the
passage of the emancipation act and
will furnish much interesting infor-
nation on this important event in
American history. that 10 wholly new
n, ts, the majority of the people ofthis
! country. Mr.. Alley has perhapssas
exact information of our political
and the men that have made
and moulded public opinion since
2" 1850 as any man living. His mem
ory is remarkable. and his talks ON
public matters. are most fascinating.
i 4 y n
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19
J THs commission that win undo

ID THE commission that will undoubt-
sdly be provided by congress for the
4 settlement ofour private land claims
will be constituted as to its personnel
with one member from New Mexico.
Thepbill seems TO be Q popular one in
all its features. The gentleman Sc
lected for 30 important trust must
have o complete knowledge both OF
S-spaniah and English and posses IS fine
legal ability. In this connection, we
might say that man with q high
] cbsfactst is needed, which 'fills the
qualifications expected in the COM
missiof1sr 70 vfs~ ul4g
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19

THE exquisite gall of General
Wolsely in ppinting the finger of dis
trust at and sayipg that Mr.. Gladstone
is a bold bad man for advocating
home fule aud other measures for the
coed of Ireland, is type of imbecil-
.Hty which has characterized the
p6napous lord once OR twice before.
we believe Wolsely said that Grant
was about q third rate general.
Wolsely should ask the opinion OF
his contemporaries what they think
ofhim. The major sentiment will be
that he is an egregious ass.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19
WEDNESDAY, Z MORNING, MAY1g

A WESTERN horse won the DARBY"
at Louisville, beating all previous re-
cords in the quick time of 2:36 1-2.
Tbs wild west gets 70 the ftontwith-
out any cyclone attachinsnts when
ever IL is necessary 70 show the nat
ufal products of the country. a,
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-19

tivityA and progress in every direction
and che city of Las Vegas will grow
and stand as tbs, central point for all
northern New Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
Things to Remember.
-Rememher the Alamo.

Remember the Alamo.
Remember that Christmas Ia com
ing.
Remember that A. Kahn & Co. are
selling their dry goods and clothing
extremely cheap.
REM mber that A. Kahn & Co. g
grand drawing comes of Dec. 9th at
p. IN. sharp.
Remember the grand prizes A. Kahn
& Co. are going to give away.
"A. Kahn 4 Co., do not promise you
more hurter than bread but will do what
ever they advertise.
As the holidays are approaching A.
Kahn & Co. are getting more and more
crowded with customers, as every one
wants tickets for the grand drawing.
-Rem-moer that A. Kahn & Co. g
grand drawing takes place at their
store Monday, December Hth, at p. I'd.
Remember that for every dollar
spent at A. Kahn & Co. you ge. q
chance In their grand drawing, consist
ing OF the following beautiful and ele-
CANT prize: =,
First prize, the elegant large doll
playing on the piano.
SECOND prize-A pair OF very large
SIZE gilt-frame, oil painting; (Historicai
subjects
Third prize-The finest and largest
doll in the city.
Fourth prize The death Of Nelson at
the battle Of Trafalgar; this to very
large gilt frame oil painting.
Fifth prize-An elegant velvet rug.
Sixth prize "A surprise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
st. Marks Cathedral Yesterday.

The audience at the morning service
was large and imposing, and deeply at
tentive, with perhaps an occasional ex-
ce otion Of a few young ladies who
talked and laughed TO their own mutual
admiration, II not editicatiOn.
The Dean preached on John the Bap-
It's as Christ's fOrerunner, rejoicing in
honoring his Lord while giving place to
Him IA the Savior OF the world. He held
up the great harbiDger as model Of
self-dpnial, endurance and faithfulness;
and briefly told his tragical end as sac
nj ce to girls vanity and the malice
and cruelty of woman. 1t may be re-
marked that 1t is peculiarly sad to see
instances of feminine ferocity against
holy men Of God for their faithfulness,
when women, rs rule, are to a greater
extent pious and God-fearing than the
sterner sex. The Dean didn't stop to say
this In extenuation, but asked the pray
ers OF Christians for ministers at the al
tar. in view Of their inflrmities, tn at
they might initiate the illustriOus mar
tyr preacher In the wilderness In fidelity
TO their work and In singleness Of desire
for the glory of their LORD. The eXhOr-
tatious TO Christian purity and upright
ness, whatever their prosecutions, were
pathetic and thrilling. Justice and
mercy towards men and humility before
God, were solemnly enforced.
A HEARER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
Another Mystery to Study.

Among all the attractive goods which
meets the feminine eye none come in for
II greater amount OF admiration than
those fine cloaks. dress goods and opera
wraps, jerseys and knit goods now on
inspection at WOlfson's. They are In
the very latest niche Of fashion and can
be seen In all the varied shades, shapes
and prices. 1t is really somewhat ola
surprise how Wolfson secures such start
ling bargains, but he does all the same.
One reason at least may be given and
that is that he invariably marks all
goods within the reach Of the means OF
every body. Having shrewd buyer and
looking strictly after his own business n
small profit sutfices and he constantly
extends his trade thereby. He has no
two ways of doing business or two prices.
You will see a great rush In this de part
ment from now on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
PERSONAL.

Colonel E. NJ. Fowler has returned.
DR. Fl. Robinson, of Waco, is at the
Maverick.
A. Y. Alice, of PesrsSll, is in the city,
stopping at the st. Leonard.
General John r. Baylor is In the city,
and stops at the st. Leonard.
r. p. Borden, a prominent stockman
of Uvalde, is stopping nj the Southern.
Conductor Frank Tanning was in the
city Saturday.
Judge 7. NJ. Harwood, an estimable
lawyer, of Gonzales, Is at the Menger
hotel.
Mr.. C. W. Beckman, a prominent Ken
tuckian, is at the MeDger In search OF
health.
DR.. j. c. Deaton, of Richmond, Va, Ia
NJ the Mengtr. 1t Ia understood that he
Is seeking location in the state.
Mr.. Fl. S. Wickes. of Austin, nephew
of Col. Z. d. L. Wickes, is at the Men
ger hotel visiting his uncle.
c.. Bethel and wife, Of Eagle Pass,
are here, and have rooms at the South
ern.
NC. Yates, Jr., of Campellton, Tex.
| a large stock owner, Is located at the
| Southern.
N. G. Hair, one OF Fort Worth's most
prominent citizens. is here on bust
ness trip, and stops at the Southern.
Mrs. Agnes Cotton has returned from
Del Rio. where she has been visiting
her daughter who resides there.
j. W. Kokernot. j. d. Gsddis, w. Van
Sickle, all prominent citizens Of Muir
physville, are here to take Emma Abb
bolt in, and hsye apartments at the
Southern.
MIR. Feeney Sheets is here. Some say
for the purpose of taking unto himself
a beautiful lady on avenue as Mrs.
| Sheets.
MIR. Paul Hesse, the we'll known sur
vey or of Rio Grande city, accompanied
by Mr.. II. Bennighsus, OF Laredo, have
arrived at the Menger.
Mrs. Ii. B. Adams, accompanied by
her son, Mr.. II. w. Adams, OF Sewsnee
college. have arrived in the city and are
| quartered at the Maverick.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
Recorders Court.
1. Efron, fighting. continued.

/. Efron, fighting. continued.
Z. A. Denny fighting continued.
James Richardson, violating license
ordinance, cont nued
W. o. Nicholson, violating license or
dinance, continued.
Hitchcock, violating license ordinance.
dismissed.
Juan Bueno. violating license ordi-
nance, dismissed.
NJ. Bastain, violating license ordi-
nance. dismissed.
Henry Hsyne. vagrsnt, SIS or 10 days.
John Gibson, suspicious character,
fined $40.
James Arnold, suspicious character,
dismissed.
Rosenberg, vagrant, continued.
Pedro Garcia, drunk, So.
w. F. Dennis, drunk, S..
Chas. Edwards. drunk. SIS.
Ollie Hunt, striking. SIS.
Peter Capetr6, drunk, SIS.
Barney Weber. drunk, So.
j. q. Mccoy, drunk, SIS.
Johnnie Downey. striking. dismissed.
johnnie Dominic, vagrant, continued.
VIM. Cook, vagrant, continued.
Geo. Henderson, vagrant, continued.
Thos. Kane, dIsorderly, So.
James Boyle, vagrant, dismissed.
John Drew, vagrAnt. dismissed.
VIM. Mcmahon, vagrant, dismissed.
J. de la Cruz, drunk, SIS.
A. Jennett, drunk, dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
The Koenigheim-Cohen Wedding.

The principal Jewish citizens were
present yesterday at the marriage OF
Miss Harriet Koenigheim, daughter Of
Mr.. Marcus Koenigheim, to Mr.. Abe
Cohen, which was celebrated by
DR.. LeweDthal at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on South Flores street.
After the ceremony an elegant banquet
was set before the guests, and wine
flowed like water in honor Of the event.
At four o'clock the happy couple left on
the international train for st. Louis,
Chicago and New York, where they will
spend the honeymoon.
The presents were numerous and OF a
most valuable character, and all wish
the happy couple the felicity that nay
be drawn from true marital happiness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
B. Smith 81 Son,

Merchant tailors, respectfully inform
their customers and the public at large,
that during the holidays they will make
a reduction Of 10 per cent. on all gar
ments from regular PRICES. Satisfaction
and fit guaranteed. Call on them and
price their goods before purchasing else
where. Il. SMITH Il Son,
l2-9-tf Al West Commerce st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
Seven Girls IN Uniform.

This seriO comic drama was given at
the Arbeirer Verein yesterday evening
TO full house. The Bergman sisters,
Miss KuDzman and number Of other
Young ladies with Messrs. LANCE, La
frenze and others, acted their roles well.
AT the conclusion Of the play pleasant
sociable finished the evenings entertain
ment,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
LIGHT FLASHES.
And Other News Items Picked Around
Town By Our Reporters.
Happy New Year

Happy New Year
And II you want TO see happiness, look at the
happy faces leaving Sim Harts stores with
bargains in meers chaum pipes, bow les, etc.
Merry Christmas,
And many a man and youth will be made
merry over the gifts FROM Sim Harris two
suores. A big supply yet on hand of cigars in
&c, SOC. and Sl.UO, especially Tor the holidays.
To Be Or Not To Be,
And ITO be-" IS more TO your credit 81 he
saving and buv where you can save money.
LOOK at our Cne-pOund boxes OF tobacco Tor
holIda gifts, o cigars, our meCTschaums,
our match safes, our fine sets. etc and you
will 20 no further Tel, phone Nos l3l, 2Ul
and ls3 SIN HARTs Two STORES
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20

One Hundred and Fifty Different odors.
or periumery at Farmers drug store
3lS East Commerce street. Ladies
while out riding will md it to
their advantage TO call at this popular
drug store and see the selections, the
finest ever brought TO the city and at
bottom prices II. A. BLAIR,
l2-ll-lm Proprietor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20

The bids for government supplies
were opened Al military headquarters
yesterday and awarded rs fOllOws:
Potatoes and onions. in sacks, Guen-
thpr d Zadich.
Potatoes In barrels. meal in sacks and
sweet potatoes. lssy l.anGa.
Salt, W. W. Parr Il Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
Millinery Goods.

1t is conceded by all the ladies who
ever favored us with call that we carry
the finest line Of millinery goods In the
city, g. B. FRANK.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20

Best post oak wood for sale at 4.75 per
cord delivered. send orders to NJ. Bast-
Ian 30l. Blum street. u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20

Next Saturday night AT the Revolving Light
saloon. 200 fine fat turkey VIII be rallied.
Every body invited TO see the fun. At
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-20
HAGY BROTHERS,
Contractors and Builders.

All work left with us will receive prompt
attention. Estimates furnished cheerfully.
e-23-l2
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-07
Personal GOSSIP,
The Union League Clubs "Profcs
sional Beauty"

Inc Union League CLUBS "PrO1cS,
sional Beauty"
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Stewart will
settles 1t forever now that the Union
League nor any other club or charity
would be given the white marble palace
on the corner OF Fifth avenue and Thirty.
fourth street. In the early days OF the
Union League Stewart always intimated
that he might will them his mansion, but
when Hilton was black balled he never
said ANYTHING more on the subject.
Col. Nicholas Smith is q guest of the
Union League, and attudinizes in the
windows on pleasant afternoons. The
Colonel is we'll known as a professional
beauty" fact which he does not hesi-
tate to admit, and never loses the oppor.
tunity to proclaim that he is a son-in- law
of the late Horace Greeley. He is char.
acter in his way, and being n bright con.
versationalist as well as very handsome
man of the NapOleonic type (although he
wears his CRAVING hair long, he is popu-
lar In society.
George Fawcett Rowe, the actor-author.
tells good story on himself in the club
Summoned to the door oil his lodging hen
partially dressed, he slipped on mis-
trousers, vest and coat. The message he
received was urgent and he hastily
vest containing his watch and loose
change, called on Capt. Williams and no.
titled him Of the robbery. All that day
he was excited over bis loss. The watch
was a souvenir Of his early days In Aus
tralia aud highly valued for this reason.
The detective could get no clue, and that
night Rowe retired 10 his lodgings salts.
iied he would never see his watch or his
figured vest again. Imagine his ioy as
well as chagrin on removing his
shirt TO lind that, In his hurry
in dressing, be had slipped his shirt on
over the vest he had dOuned to protect his
manly chest from the draugnts OF the
open door. Ii he mad not called on Capt.
Williams and invoked his aid TO recover
the missing vest and watch, il might be
thought he was merely telling good
story on himself
Whitelaw Reid passes more time at the
Union League than at the Lotos Club,
although be has been President Of the
latter for several years. lie is the only
editor who attends 80 faithfully to his go
cial duties that he Is always to be seen in
a dress suit after q O'Clock. is said
that his purpose in purohasin ing the Willard
mansion IL 10 launch out In society, and
that he Will give some grand entertain
ments. JOHN DARME.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-07

have taken their revenge. Believe me, IL
Is not good thing to neglect the letter
of the law. You have done wrong IN
reasoning wita duty. Your PUNISH
ment shall be to live. Live ana
beware of PRIDE" SO the aooess
lives, and year afterward we mud her
with little daughter juiiette, without
fortune, without honor. exercising
humble trade in order TO keep her child.
Finally calmer times come; her brother,
the MARQUIS de SaInt-Fl0rent, returns 10
France and gives his sister home, ao-
solving her OF her sin, il sin there was, ana
La Fresnais, the young officer who saved
her from the guillotine. marrIes her III the
fifth act. La Fresuals has learned the
whole story Of the fail Of the abbess, OUT
he sees in Der not guilty woman, but
widow worthy OF all respect. Rising
above prejudices, be holds that morality
cannot be the same for all and at all
times.
Such Is an analysis of NJ. Remains curl
GUS drama. which reminds one very much
of Alexander Dumas play of Denise"
Denise" it will be remembered, allows
herself to be seduced by her lover on the
eve of duel, his conclusive argument
being that he NAV be killed in the COM
bat. Then this lover aband0ns "Denise"
and her child, and after years Of expia.
ton she is Tehabllitated by marriage
with an honest man, who loves her IN
spite OF her fault. The moral in
Denise" as in the "Abbesse de
Jouarre," is contained in the words of M.
Remains priest: "Transcendent aspira-
ton - bad in every thing; it is a mistake
to reason with duty" only, as usual, NJ.
Renan pleads very eloGuently on the other
SIDE, and his sympathes seem very evil
dently to be on the side of Darcy and OF
rFaI A VN,aE ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-07
FLORIDA.

Nov. Is is election day for town officers
IN Lakeland.
Several new residences are being
erected at Blue Springs.
The sale of the Dummit grove near I'll
tusVille has been postponed until the first
Monday in December.
Uncle Sam Brown, the faithful ianitor
at the court house at Titusville, has voted
the Democratic ticket for so years.
Cadet Sam Smoke, of West Point, has
been promoted to the rank OF Cadet Lieu
tenant. His parents reside in Micanopy.
Col. A. NJ. Thrasher writes that he
could not accept nomination for Mayor
OF Sanford on account Of private bust
ness.
A TWO hundred room MOTEL is being
buiit at Charlotte Barbor, and Capt,
Slusser, OF Tallahassee, will soon be there
with fine boat.
A rsttlesnake bit little daughter of
Mr.. Sanders, living about a mile west of
Orlando, Monday afternoon, while she
was returning from school. Or. Hicks
was called and administered the proper
remedies and thinks the child will live.
A few days ago the skeleton OF an In
dian was plowed up in the grove OF
Samuel Parker, on DraytOn Island. The
skeleton was perfect and remarkably
well preserved, even all the teeth, which
were sound and white, being in place and
in perfect state Of preservation.
G. b. Gwynn and Miss Mamie Wilson,
OF Tallahassee, were married Thursday
in 81. Johns Episcopal church in that
city, Rev. w. h. Garter Officiating Mr..
Gwynn is the eldest son OF Judge ID. w.
Gwynn, OF Tallahassee, and for several
years has been connected with the State
land Office.
Ga Monday last the will Of Hon. ID. l..
Nulee, eX-United States Senator from
Florida, was filed at the Registers Office
In Washington city for probate. He gives
one-baH OF his estate 10 Mrs. Mamie c.
ulee, his wife, and the residue to ais
children. He impOres his children to
continue united and LOVING, and he desires
the representative Of his estate may con-
suit VITA his friend, Edward n. Dicker-
son, Of New York, respecting It's assets,
20 lar as may be agreeable. The will was
made i'm Washington on Christmas day,
1884, and Is attested by l.. y. DIckerson.
New York, W. w. johnson, 1903 kstreet
northwest, W nshiu stOn. ID. c.. and {. W.
Beckham, Bardstown, Ky.
During the recent campaign Hon. Il.
w. DAVIS. OF Palatka, while making his
rounds aud Il llycrlng the best speeches
Of the campaign, happened one night az
sanford tor supper, aud nhiie there. by
smother OF the many cases Of mistaken
Identity, be got thG best supper That toe
bOtel couid put mp. Mr. DAVIS happened
81 have on A. the time q long black cont
aud white ctngat, whlcl, with bic
c'fnn shafen face, gave htm very
ministerial look. MhIle being a yrry
good mRu, he ~ a lawyer and con-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-07
HIS GREEN OLD AGE.
How Count De Lesseps Expects TO
Live to be 100.
From the C5eUeland Ledder.

From the CEeUeldnd Leader.
De Lesseps' remarkable strength in his
old age comes from his good habits and
his power to sleep. He has taugat him
self to sleep at any time, and it is SAID
that he can sleep whole day and night
alta stretch. He sleeps during his railroad
Journeys. He sic ps all the time he is on
salpO0ard, and when necessity demands
it, he can go for a long time without sleep.
He is II great out-of-door man. Rellkes 10
hunt even 10 his SOth year, and it is not
long since that he was accus stoned TO take
cold bath every morning. Like Ban.
croft he Is very fond of horseback riding,
and one OF the sights of the Bots de BOu-
logne, the great woods of Paris, is De Les
seps mounted on horseback, and accom-
panied by bis children on ponies going
on ur0t or gallOp through its wide
roads. There is nothing nervous about
the Count de Lesseps. He never luses his
head, and be 10 always as cool as, in the
words of John Randolph, the centre seed
OF cucumber. A year or two ago ne
fell from his horse and broke his arm. He
refused to have 1t bandaged, put it in bis
vest instead Of sling, aud Eept it so for
couple OF days, after which he said il
was we'll. His face changes little in con-
versatiOn. He does not show his anger.
and his energy never weakens. People
in France say that they think he will live
forever, and it is not an I'D possibility that
he may attain the age of Chevreul.
Count de Lesseps is an early riser, and
he works ike machine He writes his
letters as soon as he gets out of bed, and
his private secretary to a certain extent
Is his little daughter Totote, a bright-eyed
girl Of 10, who sleeps in the library. She
knows where De Lesseps keeps all his pa
pers and helps him Ia the arrangement OF
them. About O'Clock in the morning De
Lesseps takes an airing either on horse
back or on foot, and in the evening he
smokes and reads the newspapers. He
thinks man ought 10 live 100 years and
says:
"All creatures live five times as long as
is required for their full growth. A man
Gu tht to live 100 years. Ii he does not,
1t is because he takes bad care of him
sell, -
Count de Lesseps has been twice mar
ried, and his present wife is more than a
generation of years his junior. There is
romance connected with the marriage.
Her name was Mademoiselle de Braga
his lriends at PARIS are won't in speaking
OF her to compare the courtship to that OF
"Othello' and ''Desdemona."
Send YOUR orders for Wood to q II