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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

Quinn & Gray are having a grand
clearance sale of the entire stock, before
their removal to their new and elegant
building. This immense stock is to be
sacrificed within the next sixty days, and
now is an unparalleled chance for la
dies to make remark able bargains in
dress goods, cloaks of all kinds, and silk
goods, very low; also hosiery, under
wear, hats, gloves, and everything to
make up a ladys toilet. The house Of
Quinn & Gray is well and favorably
known throughout the state and on all
sides, as the place where incest goods
can be obtained at low prices. They
propose to merit this good name by now
making special inducements to ladies,
and will put their prices lower than ever.
Notice the wonderful bargains in blank
cts, the prices of which we quote below,
roo comforts at soc. on the dollar; 100
pair extra heavy grey blankets worth
So, for So; IS pair Qpinsbury white
blankets worth $2,25, for $L75 65 pair
Winthrop blankets worth 81, for So; S.
pair Winthrop ia blankets worth S425'
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

Velvet gloves are things which one
would naturally regard as unattainable,
but they are made in Torrington, Eng,
at which place silk gloves are also made.
The gloves are cut out BY blocks Of wood
set with slips Of outlining the glove
before stretching; then the points, that
is, the stitching in the back, are made,
and then the cut gloves, with the pieces
for the side of the fingers are sent out to
be sewn together, and then they 90 back
to the factory to be ironed. Every SOW
ereign IN Europe wears Torrington
gloves, and next winter they and all
other customers will be offered some OF
double-tWill Milanese silk, which are as
warm as cashmere.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

The restaurant Of the Capital Hotel,
has been handsomely arranged for the
holidays and the New Year. Mr.. Lou
is Mivelaz has purchased some ofthe fine
furniture Mr.. Max Parker has for sale,
and this with handsome decoration of pa
per and painting have made the fine room
a place to be pleased with. An excel
lent cook caters for the most fastidious
appetite. A plate-warmer, that great
aid to the comfort of dinner or break
fast table, is just at hand. Added to this
a service of well trained walters, makes
Mivelaz' Capital Hotel restaurant one of
the places one would wish to seek for the
pleasure and comfort of good living,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

In abiding to the visit of one ofour la
dies to Pine Bluff, her kind reception,
and the many pleasant friends she met
there, a correspondent Of the Arhaasas
Ga<efte says; "TIer success IS due 10
the intrinsic merits Of the JOURNAL, as
we'll as her great personal worth.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

Tor S3.25s 50 pair Imperial 1914 blankets
worth $3.75, for s.. SO ;;ss3s pair 1914 blan.
kets worth $775, for $3.50; ~ pair
braided III blankets worth $S.25, for
Is 50; Is pair Sanlabanba ~ blankets
worth $3.50, for SIS.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16
At the establishment of c. o. Kjmball

At the establishments c. o. KimbalI
y Co., on Main street, ladies andgentle-
men will find a large assortmento of hand
some and inexpensive carriage robes,
which are being sold out at cost. This firm
IS 50 we'll known, and the stock carried
always gives dissatisfaction, that their
patrons will now find it to their interest to
call and examine these carriage robes
before they are sold out.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

I ..d MRS Mcclure, Mrs Marx
y -. =. YRS 3 H Skipworth, Mrs K ]
' a.r. VT and mrs D Miller, MI and
Wv " ! Rovston, Nj and Mis- K E
\ -, NJ and Mrs E N Won Harten, MI
=. G F Martin, MIS- Il V Jabine,
:, - md mrs Taylor, Lieut. and Mrs
- .o DR. and Mrs T E Murrell, MI
=. e B Rose, Mrs W B Cotton, MI
\ us L Palmer, MRS = Bentley,
and Mrs He Caldwell, Judge anG
| B B Battle, Judge and Mrs Turner,
and Mrs E V Deuel., DR. and Mrs !
'roIburn. Mr and MIS- G Knapp, MI
|, ars EW Glib, Mr. and Mrs F M
snger. Mr. and Mrs Dean Adams, MI
4 Mrs W | Turner, MI and Mrs r A
Rcerton, Mr. and MIS- NJ Moore, Mr.
A mrs W E Woodruff, T., MI and Mrs
b Smith. Mr. and Mrs G NJ Butler, MI
/ Mrs W P Holman, Judge and Mrs S
|CockriIl, DR. and MIS- W Beidelman,
land Mrs W 6 Whipple, MI and MIS-
Eohers, MI and Mrs t Essex, Misses
Igne (Kentueky), Haney, (Ohio).
R5r, tTexas), Wilkinson, Carrie Co.
D, Mamie Davis, Matte Churchill,
Ia Bein, Juliet Churchill, Bessie Can
p, Halle abine, Madge Urquhart,
1 Wbitthorne, Emma DeSbon, Nellie
Gde, Fannie Carroll, Lila Jabine, IA
Woodruff, Bette Clark, Hattie Brey-
Eher' Susie Carroll, %5Mary Newton,
PdNn Parham, Jean Loughborough,
innie Ashley, Sue Turner, Bette Tur-
Georgia Watkins, Ida Watkins,
Elem Stark, Lucia Martin, Messrs. d
Brewer, I H Bunch, H c Rather, II
churchill, Geo Williams, J H Boi-
'FS a $ Lynch, Hosking, Gray
RTo.I' + R Gray, W H Ragland, Geo
Innnsham, 0 Clark, T Laferty. o
Len, 4 Godbold, J W DeShon, F
\ SoD' t. Barclay, L B Leigh, A L
~ .Sae' K Hampstead, S R Brown, T
p I % J J Johnson, J R Colburn.
'rn p'ade' : Butler, R A Farquhar,
Oeroays, E Officer, w Raulins.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

4 I" w.. : '. Dwelling, the noble woman
n AZ, ~ excellent temperance lecturer.
nnr r ny andwiII take part I'm the
Ea.r M, J:Perance Convention of tie
s5veri,n, > y, meets Tuesday !. inns the
IlPid5 !, V'urCh' corner Of Scott
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

DR.. Bond, whose Pharmacy at the
corner Of Main and Sixth street, is one
OF the most accessible drug stores one
can reach in case Of an emergency. Il
has a complete stock of drugs, medi
clnes, toilet articles, with perfumes, that
would delight the most refined taste amid
our ladies. This store is open day and
night, with the careful compromising Of
prescriptions at all hours.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

56 e y.as ! .AbeIes offers to the ladies
eltscIo. = : aoornment of home, some
se,p 5 Z !, Of wall paper, that should
: 7rcciatod. These pa
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16
-oc2. News.

y y. account of the Social Club, which
r entertained by Mrs. E. W. Glib, on
! bs y evening 1.-THE Standard rooms
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-16

pers show the newest tints and combina-
tons OF color. Ladies are invited to look
at them.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-09
ao,,.ert BET weahude.

Dos seftrige 8ocol=9 on3ert i'm Wtii>
ion=@arten ma erfreuli6er Weiie BON
einem iebr aablretden publitum be-
fu@t. 9as publifum fpenbete ben
@eiangsportrdgeu rei@li@en 8etfaa,
ttamentli6 tpurbe JrduIein Bergman11,
cine iebr angenebme unb jugenotrif9e
@ri6einung, in berporragenber Weiie
ausgesei9net. Sic iunge Dame OBJ
gleid -eine geborene 5eranerin mar
cine 10 portrefHi9e 9prolerit, tpie es
11ur elm brett BON ber Mm gefommenes
vManberI" o6er rMnnemirl" fein fam.
is iolte uns freueu, bic iunge Dame
nod bfters au b6re1. Der e9wet3er
Quartett= Stub yMlpborn" belt f9 10
mader, oaB man es faum glauben
fonnte es lei erit elm gang neu e%ntftan'
bener @eiang.8 erein. 3ablrei6e Ges
fangs. ginlagen umb Dacapos pattert CUR
Solge, baB oas 2On5ert erft gu porge'
riifter Stun0e fhloB.
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Nuerlet.

= Som Seras finb an ben Pofmeis
iter in Mafbington perf9iebere 9lagea
iiber ,anft6Bise parteitlepperei" einses
.gangem. Ser poimeifer bat bageger'
entI1ieben, baB es uutsr ben Demotra=
ten feiae ant6Bigen Parteiflepper gebe.
Denn cine Yartei ft@ in 5mei Sbeile
tbeile, tpie es fi6 gegenpdrtig in SeraS
oerbalte, 70 f6nne tein Meni6 BET Pars
teitlepperei 5ei6ulbigt tperben. ba fG
tein Meni6 in 8tpei Sbeile lepar'rer
f6nne.
- ueber bic Bep6lferunssaabl be,
per16iebenen teraniiben Staote weroen
folgenbe Masabeu gema6t: Boloefton
bat &c 1000 @%inmobner, SAN NntOntr
IS. 1000, 0oulion 10000, Dallas
Is, 700, Snrt @orib $4,000, Iuitin
10000, Waeo 10000. SHERMAN
1000, 8enifOn 5000 uno paris 5000.
- Ser rSasper 8emsbop" 1T ni@t
gut auf Garmer au fpre@en. ST raeint,
DaB es untnn lei, bon ben TarMern
aIs elmer ebrsnmertben &lafe gu fpre=
den. 9enn es gdbe genug unter H.
men, bic nit 6reuben ibre pferbe DO,
ettert Wageu ~fpannten unb benfelben
sebn Weileit nett bur6 Sred fibren.
tpentt man ibnea $3.50 gebe. Ooe1
fe rdbmet1 BON $3.50 Bis $40, um ben
Wage1 zines Drummes, Der i'm Moraf
berfunten ndre, tpieber fott gu MAIDEN.
1nb tpie oft nebmer fie ni6t bic Set
tung zines armeu 2a%nbtebatteurs, obne
on irsenb cine 3ablung gu benfen.
gs siebt senus ebrenbafte 9eute untei
ben Garmern, aber fie finb nod LANCE
ni9t NQe ebrenbaft.
= Die Mrbeiter in elmer Iuguita
8aumtpoaenfabrtt itelten fiir5li9 bas
8erlangen INN cine 10proaentige Crib
bung ibres 2obnes. Sie 8eiiBer reds
neten ibnen ben 8erbienf beg leBten
Sabres Dor unb es ftelte ii6 bel bems
felbeh beraus, baB fie berloren baben.
Wouten fie nun elm Sober BON ibneu
500 erieben, 10 mar bic Gabrit Wil'
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Mepubltfantfd9e aunpenttune,t.

SIM precinet SO. 2 purben folsenbe
Delsgaten CUR @ountDfDnbention ers
wdblt: SEQ. paf9al. 90. Ogden, $.
sc. Saplor, 6. %. Niten, Sam Sobn=
Jon uno 8. M. WabaraB.
Yrecinct $50. 3 ermdblte fofgenbe
Delesateu: Sobn Saaser, 9enrb
O'9teil, 8. Desener, emil Wiebenfelb,
81. IS. Wallact, 2ouis 0utb, peter
Nnferion, Salomon gpans, s. 2iiis,
Mug Bent, s. 8. Sale, .. 3. Dolien.
penrp MitAe0, q. 3. 8eerli unb Snr
5. Stepens.
Brecinet 4 ernanute foIgenbe Deleaa:
ten: Clinton Sefel, Senrp 5emmlin'
ger, g. W. Mealifter, u. g. @otera.
s. 8. Warburton, 6reb. @raB. 8. s,
8rotbaus, Soe umideib, Sobn papne,
Sen @legborn, gmil &ibu, Sobr
Smarfal, 8. gbparbs, e. Bombra
3apmoob 8opb, Grant 6ouarb, 0enrt
O'Neal, Wm. Sobrotpolsfp, 6rani
polaf, Greo SIDE, Charles &unge uni
%. g. Mesmer.
Sn preclnct go. 81 tpurben folgenb,
Oelegaten ertDdblt: s. g. @eweomb
Charles Sauer, %. u. 8opning, Saeol
Weber, ubo &bobius, Sbeo. 9erBberl
unb Mm. Breeb.
Wa9foIgenbe perfonen tuurSen in
precinct SO. % au DeIegaten ertudblt
Sphu s. Bolton, emil glmerborf
@m. Sbfins, s. %. pab, u. Seibel
Sulins 2ted, 8. s. 9oHmann, Wm
6bfing IT,, Mbam S9mibt, gmil Wie
benfelb unb Greb 8armann.
Sm Precinet SO. 20 tpurben folgenb'
perfonen dig 9elegaten ertpdblt: 6
@rehon, @uftab @roos, u. s. Wolf
%. 9euermann, $. 6. Miler, s. 8
Clifford, s. nmf@eib, .. Stafel, Grel
8aber unb 6. s.. SobnfDn.
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bier udbrenb bes eommers ftrts uab

bier tpdbrenb 6es @ommers ftrts unb
abtpe9felnb cine Nn3abl Gdfte antpes
fenb; fie fuGen biefen Ort auf, I'M fit
einige Gage ober Wo1en benz @erdui9
bes Stabtlebens au entfieber unb nm,
bic berrlide 2an6Iuft ~senieBenb, fi@
bon ben Infrengunsen, bic ibnen Der
Gampf ums 9aiein auferleet, gu erbos
len. unh tpabrli9 elm geeigneterer Srt
oafir, als bier in benz BON bemalbeten
8ebtrgs3igen umragten 9elotes Sbals,
unter benz gaftfreunbIi9en Da9e bes
Germ M.8. unb Bel Der poraigli6en
8epirtbuug BON Seiten ieiner gef6dbs
ten Satin, birfte i9merli1 auf piele
Meilen i'm umfreife BON San Wntonio
5u finSen fein. Nm nGG1fen Morgen
unternabm i'd einen Streifsug in bic
umliegenbe @egenb, BON tueldem iG ie.
bod Nbeabs pieber mad benz 9elotes
Sotel auriidfebrte, mo i6 inbef1en Die
@eieui9aft Dpm oDrbergegangenen VI
beno tpieber in trautem Greiie beiiams
mentraf, unb aud GrduI. gdenrotb
bon San Nntonio eiugetrofen mar. SIN
9aufe bes 8efprd9es tbeilte mir 9err
| @denroib, Der befanntli9 cine beheus
teube Wagenfabrif in Can Qntonio be-
ibt, acknowledgements nit, baB er bets
uabe ale 9euti@en bet Nniieblung be-
iu9t babe, aber mod in feinem 9auie
sepeien lei, ND bic uJreie preiie" nt3t
porbanhen pdre; er babe por einiger
3eit feline Nnnonce aus Der 3eitung sus
riidgeaogen, ba er oieielbe fiir atpedlns
belt, bod fei ct nun lber5eust oapot1,
naB Elm @ei4dft Obne @n5eige nidt be-
fteben fam, benn bic 5armer ldfet
ni1t bios Bic Na9ri6ten, Gomane &C.
fonoerr fogar iebe In5eiae. Dies babe
er iiberaG beoba9ten f6nner unb fofort
bic DISCRIMINATING ieiner @ei6dftss
NnnDnce in ber rJr. pr." bur6 ieinen
eobn bemerffeligen lai1en. Sd made
oaber uniere 2efer gang b%efonoers out
0errn @.'s Nn3eige aufmerfiam urb
per unter ibnen zines Gubrmerfes, tpte
Buggp, Carriage ober ambulance Sc
barf, tpeiB iebt, wObin er ii6 sa tpenoe't
bat.
(ShIus foIut.0
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lens, ibrem gerlangen gu entipreden:
Bod bic Mrbeiter ipeigerten f9, barallf
einsugeben unb arbeiteten gu benz felts
geiebten preiie fort.
= Neus8 raunfeIs bot fi@ iber atpei
Sobesfdle gu betlagen. ann Treitag
ffarb baielbft Serr %. 9ilert Chen Sss
iern Der rGreien prefe" betan11t ais
rgpiscopus Snfibelis") unb am Sorus
tag 6rau Doctor Nobl. Wht Dem
rgpiscopus" n~erIiert oas teratli9e
Deuti6tbum einen Manrt, benz bic ielz
te1e Gdbisfeit bes S~elbffbentens IN bos
bobem @rabe gu eigen mar. Grteoe
feiner Mi9el
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1tuauperlaRltae @riastmttteI.

Ser ftets unperglei9li6e grfolg bon
Simmpns' 9lper Regulator
bat gemiHenIofe 2eute aur 4usgabe pon
Na9abmunsen uno @rfabmitteln beuos
gen, bic in threr Wirtung unb 3uiam>
m~eniebung 6er d6ten gang undbnli9,
barauf berehnet fno, ben woblerDorz
bener STUFF BON Simmons erprObtem
2lper Regulator ats Elm 5eilmittel, 6as
tsin mineralii9es @ift entbdlt, ionbern
rein pegetabilif@e 6eilfofe, na6 einem
neuert 9emii9en 8erfabren unb nit
einern nur pou ben @rfinOern, 5. $
3eiliu & So. gebrau9ten Mpparat be-
rsitet tpirb, gu i6dbigen.
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California Weine.

9err s. 5. Meper, WbOleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlanlo plaaa,
lit por 9ur3em BON ieiner pierten @ez
f@aftsrelfe mad @alifornien 5uradges
tebrt. Ct fam iebt feline Gunben unb
Samilten nit ben beiten Sorten BON
@alifornia=M einen urb reinem 3raus
bens8ranbn perieben. &einen @alifors
mia @laret perfauft er bic @allone-$1.
Sort unb anbere unperfdli6te @eine
flnb tets BEL Inn borrdtbig.
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9as @pd9enblatt.
Wir ienben bon les! 81 bas rWD6en.
alatt" thr ben preis bon $500 auf
I'm Snhr portofrei mad 9eutf6la:b.
Der Serausgeber.
sabfcriptipnspreis fir Sas SSo'
HembIatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Ngenten:
s. g. Smid5.
ST. 9baoen.
0as @p@enblatt,
6 y f0le 8.
Can Mntonio &, 9. Nugut 1886.
9te 3tD8.

San Mntonto, 9. Muguf 1886.
STE 9tns.
Wds 1T aus ben f%ogena1nten 9ibs
oetpOrben2 Dor einem balben Sabre
ao9 madten fe bel bon fi9 re6en uno
in Der IeBter 9esislatur nabmen fie
fogar cine a9tunggebietenbe Stel1ln9
elm. Cine &eform Der oemotratif9en
Yartei lag ,,i9tin ibrer Mbii6t, ionbern
fe MOLTEN NUT Die 6dlfte Der Wemter
baben; aber au6 biefe Nbit6t lieb ft6
ni9t errei9en unb beute f9tueigt man
bon ibnen.
Ser iunge Soufon, elm Sobn beg
alien Sam, rabm in bet lebten 2e9islas
tur cine berporrasenbe 9teIung elm,
bod iebt bat man LANCE ni6ts mebr bon
ibm geb6rt. Ct mar elm Greigrass
Maun, Der es nit ben 8iebsi@tern belt,
uno bic Mderbauer, no ii6 cine @eles
9enbeit oarbot, angrih.
Grain NOR aud ein Gtb, 1T es pienei9i
iebt nod, bod bat ft9 feline Stimme
fir ibn erboben. @r wurbe BON allen
Demofraten nominirt, unb uns ia9tt
elm alter Democrat iener @egen5, bat
es better getpefen iei, Grain in Maihing,
ton gu lafen, als i'm mad 9ewitt @onn'
tp auriid5urufen, mo- ct in ieiner Be-
f6dftisung als Mooofat nur gefdbrlId
merben f6nnte.
@ibbs 1T ebenfals elm &ib. ct bai
LANCE gef1manft, ebe er ft1 fiir Elm Nn1
eatf1ieo, unb 1T enoli9 fiir bas Qmt Ell
mes &eprdfentanten gelaufen. ct bai
partei fit bic Mrbeitsritter gegen biz
Bunbesridter genommen, bod 2eBtere
baben i'm gang unbea9tet gelafen.
59lieBlid bat @ibbs oerfu9t, We0bOru
unm6gli9 gu MAIDEN, bod WeabOru
bat fi9 bafir serd@t unb Gibbs mubte
bel einfteden. @er iegt bon 8eioen &c:
wdblt tpir6, 1T bur9aus unentf9ieDen
Mu6 McgdlI, ber @anbibat fir bag
gomptroleramt, lit Elm iunger Marn.
bod erfreut er ft6 teiner unterftlbuna
DON Geiten Der Gtos. Mar erpdbni
ibn nit feiner SDlbe unb ldBt i'm gana
un~gebinoert Iaufen. @erabe 10 ergebt
es nod anoern Wdnnertt, bic dig Cant
bibater aufgetre!en finb. Man bort
f6on LANCE Die @timme Der &ibs ni@t
mebr, fe i@einet eben bemoralifrt gu
ietn.
Ser @eift Der Ri6s mirb gebro6en
ieim umb ibr gbrgeia 1T Derf6wunben,
10 baB iebt bic MoBbads 9erren Der
Situation finb. Sic Glos baben ben
Samen gefdet, aufgegangen 1T ct aber
ni1t.
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Nptes Q(fabcmie (Milam).

Ser neue &urfus beginnt am 6. 9eps
TENDER. Nusmdrtige 36slinge tperoen
als penfiondre aufgenommen. Sine
Normalidul Nbtbeilung 1T NIT Der
Nfabemie perbunber. Nles Ndbese 1T
aus ben @atalogen 5u erfeben, Del9s
auf Wunf9 bur6 bic 8u9banblung
BON Nic. Sengg ODER bur6 ben Director
Der Nnitalt, Germ profeRor %. =.
&ote in Sun Mntonio sugefanbt tpers
ben. Is, 7,tum-6,9
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SalbiGbrli@er 8eri@t
Der
8erar 8au@ unb 2etb A1pcidtipn4
@on Mntonip. 80. sunni 1886

San MntOntO, 80. SUM 1886.
Ser balbidbrIi9e 8eri@t bes 5efrez.
tdrs fir ben am 30. sunni 1886
enbenben Sermin giebt iiber bic finars
aielen NerbdltniKe uno ben Mertb Der
Mftien folgenben Nuff@luB:
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(sdlub fOlst.)

= @ebrau9te Songaline in Neuralz
gle unb Gbeumatismus unb es tpirfte
NIT aauberif9er Strait unb bari oarum
als elm epe3ialmittel gegen biefe Dirt
2ei6en unb &~rantbeiten gelten.
0ranf .. Ooung, so. g., Gerings
ton, 2entudD.
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Bnffeus Mruiea-gaIbe.

Die bette Salbc Der Gelt fit SGnittc
AuetI6unsen, @eidipiire, Gieber. unb 9aut'
Iusf6lae, GIebte, %seiprmngene Sdnbe, Sroft'
beulen nnb ole Sautfrantbeiten turirta 81
murrboioen ODER feline gesabluns. 8oHis'
S~atisfcation sarantirt ooer bas @elo tptri
auriiderffatet. 25 Gents bic S9a9tel BET U
Dreib.
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Gumma ..-....-.....$ 24,532.13
@etpinn pdbrenb Sermins.$ 17,147.16
uuoetbeilter @eminn 29.47
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0er mnnne1 or, Mb,uns

Der Mangel an 4bausss& andlen
in ben pontinifdeR Siimpfen bel &om
ruff elm Sumpffieber berpor, tpel9es
Der S9reden Der &eifenben lift. 9per's
Mque Cure 1T elm tpirtiames S6ub=
mittel segen biefe 3ranfbeit unb beilt
Dieienigen, tpel6e b%erielben berfaQen
fnb. gbenfo uirfidm 1T es In allen
dbnli9en @egeuben bieheits bes Sces
ans. 8eriu9e feline Wirtung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-09

= 3. 8. s%ulipar,, elm 8remfer Der
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-09

Wir, Die unter3ei9nefen Wifglie6er
bes Ginan3s& omites baben ben geri9t
bes 9efretdrs fir bic 6 Monate, tuel6e
am 80. SUM 1886 enben, i%orsfdltis
geprift unb ridtig befunben.
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Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Mrs. A. Z. Wheeler Is the democratic
nominee Of Stafford county for superin
tendent
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

in the park and side streets, until the heavy
air was shaken with it, and it must have
gladdened the heart of the AIS .tian who
bowed and bowed his acknowledgement.
Three batteries took part in the salute of
100 guEs fred from the battery, on q wired
signal, at the moment Of the unvelling o.
the statue. The STEAMERS IN the bay blew
heir whistles and the men of war retul ned
the salute from their guns.
A APO the guns on Governors Island and
other forts, and those on the war ships were
unmasked and belched forth their thunder
for half an hour.
The signal was give 4 and the vail was with
drawn from the face of the statute amidst
the booming of cannon and tie shriekiug
of whistles from the hundreds of steame rs
and other craft gathered around the island.
This inde5cribable ov ,tion continued f,r
fully half an hour. Senator Evarts then,
when the firing and hootiny subsided, in
trodaced Grover Cleveland; president of the
United States, who, accepted the e.atute IL
a short speech. The memorial address was
delivered by Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Then the audience sang "Old Hundred and
the benedictiOn was pronounced by the
Right Rev. Il Z. Potter, D. D. national
salute from the guns of all the forts and all
the men -Of-war in the harbor closed the
exercises.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
The General And His Coat OF Mail,

An amusing story has been going the
round of the French papers respecting
general whose recent duehng exploits
have excited some amusement both il
England end en- the continent. The
worthy brave is said to pe possessed CT
an extraordinary coat Of mail. One dav
so the story goes, Gen.-sent for clever
artisan in Paris and demanded Of him
whether he would engage to make coat
Of mail, to be worn under the ordinary
dress, which should be absolutely sword
and bullet proof. The man promised to
do as requested, naming 10000 francs
as the price Of it. The bargain was
speedily concluded and in due time the
article was brought round to the generals
house. The general took it up carefully
examined it, and, farming to the man, told
him, to put it on. The man did as he
was bid. "As you guarantee the efficacy
of your coat, YOU will have, I presume,
no objection to my tersting it," dryly
remarked the general, and before the
astonished artisan could protest be took
brace OF pistols and discharged them.
Half dead with fear, the man stood the
fire, and, to the great credit Of his
workmanship, with complete iupunity.
But the general was not content with one
trial. He fired a second pistol at the back
of the man, and atterward discharged
a fowling- piece at him with similar effect,
or rather non-effect. He also tried in
vain to pierce the coat with a sword. The
gallant general was so delighted with
his new garment that he handed the
artisan two checks for 10000 francs, the
first being the sum agreed on and the
second check in compensation for the
fright he had given him.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Bon ViFant
Several first class hotels in various parts
OF the country now give o permanent
place on their bills of fare to boiled clam
juice. The secret of the potency OF
this preparation, which is simply what
the name calls 1.-THE juice OF the clam
boiled until moderately thick-has long
been knowI, it is said, in London swell
dom, but here it is comparatively new.
It is the only thing in the world that
will safely, surely and speedily restore
the equilibrium Of a system upset by
overmuch of good time with the boys.
it Is pleasant TO take, perfectly harm
less, aud never fails, even in the ID ost
hardened case. Il has none OF the de-
leterious after effects Of bromide and the
other drugs usually applied as nerve
soothers and constitution bracera. An
other form oi the same thing is the clam
cocktail and this Is also dispensed at the
modest har. There is only one objec-
ton TO clam juice-tbis is the peculiar
smile Of the waiter that always goes
with il. Nobody ever orders boiled clam
Juice but man who needs il, and a man
who needs clam Juice il in condition
To be- irritated by knowing grin on the
walters face II the clam juice hotel
can only arrange to have the stuH
served by casilron Walters the demand
+ Tor ii is bound TO be immense.