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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

The white Numbered shirts offered by
Randall & Chambers Co. at rs, so and rs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
A NEW ROUTE TO

|f4eois and Montgomery, via somofvllle, ana
tho only an-rail route TO Brownwoou'
Via Temple and LAmpasah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
STATE NEWS.
Doiugs and Happenings ~ ,he bay
The Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Ets
Own Correspondents.
,or,no Io,-,,.repoe

Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, July - sailed
Steamship Lampasas for New YORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

Twenty-Five cents will buy white laun-
dered shirt at Randall 4 Chambers Co. Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

Great bargain sale Of gents white laun-
dered shirts at Randall & Chambers Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
rINIE TABLE,
ING Only Route

soanlng soiid through trains between
|IliIWORTH and GALVESTON
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MuerIef.

Jim 2 ubr Iebte Ia6t fubren biz
beioen Militdreompagnien San Mnto-
MOS mad 2arebo ab. Mu9 Capt.
S9mibts &anger lino bortbin bright
morben. Ser Befebl baau traf f6on
geftern Mittag in San 4ntonio elm, BE-
.5og f9 iebo6 nur auf bic 8elfnat
&iHes. Spdter am Ma6mittag erbteI=
ten bic San MntOnio. STILES glei9faQs
Oroer. sic foIten ben regelmdBigen
3ug mad 2arebo abtparten. 9a Der
1d9ite aber erft beute MDrgen UNI s
ubr abging, tpurbe in Mafin Elm Spez
5ialsug geft@ert, Der CUR an~gegebenen
.3eit nit General &Dberts lit San Nn.
tonic eintraf unb Die bei6ett Gon1pag=
MEN an 8orb nabm. Sbre Mnmefen.
beit In 2arebo tpir6 tpobl geniigen, INN
eineu neuen Nusbru@ bes f@ma@bolen
Sumultus au berbitten, uno uniere Jun,
gen Solbaten erbalten @elegenbeit, fi9
ibres mirtli6en 3wedes beuubt au mer=
ben.
SIN biefigen Sifriftgeri9t tpurbe
bic RIage @oob, @iliams u. peoples
seaen bic Sunfetbabn, BEL ber es f9
UNI gnti9d5iguug megen perfdumtex
8erf9ifung BON 8ieb barbelte, abges
wiefen. Die &ldger werben appeQiren.
= Wemn bic 8elfnap &tfes BON ibs
rem 9riegsSuge a~uriidfebren, poleH fe
ii9 3uapensu niform anf9ahen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-09
0egen Henfipniramg Ser tnegteamiibet
G~$eferd11eff.

Superintendent &eagar bat aegen Die
Bill geiimmt, tpel6e ben 8eteranen
oes merifanii@en &rieges peniion 5u=
fpri9t. 9ier lit Seras bat bieie Nbs
ftimmung ni@t meaig 8erwunoerung
erregt unb &eagan fab ft6 besbolb gu
elmer @rfldrung DeranlaBt, mel9e Die
@riinbe fur feline Nbffimmung angiebt
st fagt, baB mad benz penionsseieb
Der Ser. Staten fein Wann o0er befz
fen binterlaKene Wittme ober &inber
gu ether Benion bere9tigt linb, menn
berlelbe Die &ebeliptt bes Sabens unz
terfibt bat. Sierbnr9 murben ale
mtrflt9eu 8eteranen, bic am merifa=
nif9en &riege aftiben NntbeiI nabmett,
bon Der penfion ausgei6lofen, neil
bic merifanii9e BenitDns : Bill feine
Musnabme BON bieier &egel ma9t.
9agegen erbielten 20 Big 10000 r6rb.
Ii9e Wdnner, bic fiir ben merifanii6en
&rieg in 9ienft gerufen tpuroen, abe,
ME cine Mteile marf@irten, Cber einen
@6uB b6rten, Benton. Gerner erfldrtt
&eagan bic Biu fir ungeeignet, neil
fie fiir iebe1 8eteraaett nur eine moaat.
li@e 9eniiDn BON So berftigt.
IS giebt in feinem State 10 biel(
8eteranen beg lneritanii9en Grieges,
tuie gerabe in Seras unb unter ber d.
teret 6eutf9en ginmanberung ftnbei
ft6 ntanrber Mann, Der in feiner Su.
genb In bic Mrmee eintrat unb am
Rriegs3uge nod. Merifo tbeilnabm.
Ollie biefe Qeute tparen gefpannt auI
6as S6idial Der merifanif9en 8etera'
flen-8iQ. Inter zen 8ebinguttger ie.
bod, auf tuel6e &eagan bertpeif, per
ben fe feline Benfinr erparten f6nnen
unO fe tperben Tim besbalb &e9t &c
BEN, baB ct gegen bic Bill ftimmte.
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Out<Depdrtement

1T in ieber 8esisbuns mufterailtis, in @reiiel
bon 81 = $3.50 baS Stud. Saneben fnbe
man SanOi@ube, Soientrdger unb aue nnbereu
artifcl, berer elm Serr our 8erbolfanoiauna
feines an;usS uno ieiner 3Oilette beoarf. Mle
MIR oenfbaren @eeentanbe, Die man ais Gnt.
niibiue @robs 80 be3eiGnen pflegt, iin0 IN
grober auSpdbl porbenben.
suBerOem fibren mir berfdiebene Grten bon
&offern, &eiietafden, &esenidirutn unb einen
erofen 8orratb bon @%ummipaaren fur $erren
9oinen uae 8ixber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-09
eSn feinfr Dirt eiferte Elm frommer

= Sn ieiner Dirt eiferte elm frommer
medlenburaif@er Pafor III Gropp gesen
6as granntpeinmonopol, inoert ct in
ietnem r&ropper &ir1li9en Mn3eiger"
bariiber i6reibt: ODas S9nappsmos
ropol pirb ie6enfaqs ni9t betpinigt
tuerben unb mir freuen urts bariiber.
SOU biefer infame M6r6er unferes 8ol=
fes nod in faiierli9er Sibree umberge>
ben unb uniere Briber unb G6bne mort
benz Wabrli6, infer goIt bat feinen
Seufel, Der es 10 plagt, tpie bieier
Branntmeinteufel. Sic Sbrdnen, Die
Der Brannttpein @ltern, @attn1e1t unb
&lubern ausgepreBt bat, f6nnten f9on
eirten S3ean filen unb nun ioaten Die
Sbrdnen oa5u bienen, bic leere Staatss
taRe gu ftQen? 9as berbiite @ott in
8naben."
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-9r. pbil. 2robn, troB ieines beutz
f9en Nantens elmer Der tpiitben6ften
probibittoniten in &anias, befinbet li9
in argen S9mulitdten. gr 1T Elm
Mebobiitenprebiger unb Der iebige @ouz
perteur bat ibn gu einem MitglieDe bes
&atbes fiir bieW obltbdtigfeits zMnitalten
bes Staates ernatrrt. Set GINGER
3eit bat ct ein iunges Mdb@en nit 2ie=
bess Mntrdgen berfOlgt, unb bteie bat Inn
nun auf 8eranlaRung ibres 9iebbabers
cine Sale geftelt. Nls er in einem
9otel III Sundion gitD fi9 6es Na6ts
in ibr 3immer f@li6, tpurbe ct BON BEN
S9erif, einem Bolisiiten unb bem
9iebbaber bes Md6@ens, bic auf Der
2auer lagen, qbgefaBt unb perbaftet.
go mir6 elmer biefe r beu9lerii9en
Prohibitions Brebiger nod benz aubertt
e%ntlarDt, neuli@ Graham, Grau Malop
Cora See un0 nun 9r. Bbil. &robn.
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Sas sSonenb!att.
Wir fenbea bon iebt ab bas vWD9ens
blatt" ffiir ben preis BON $500 auf
sin Sahr portofrei nod Oeutf6lanb.
Der 9erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas @p'
@enblatt $3.50.
&etfenbe Ngenten:
s.. g. 8ml&.
ssr. Sbaoer.
8 . { | s.
Gan Gntonie, 9. Ipril 1886.
@eit 9Sdf5er.

Nn bic 8ieb3i9ter bes iibmefliden
Seras tritt iebt ein. Sra5e beran, beren
26iung in man9en Gesenben 6ieier Set
ton ni6t tpenig @hwierisfeiten bieten
biirfte. @s Barbelt i6 I'm bic 8ef9df=
flung BON WaHer auf tinitli6em Wege.
Die ole GliiKe unb Bd9e i'm 5taate,
10 baben aud bic Waferldufe i'm iiibz
tueitli9en Seras, bas an fib f9on ipdr=
lid betpdf1ert 1T, bebeutenb abgenom=
men. Gin GROCER SbeiI Der 8d9e bat
itberbaupt ltllr fiieBenbes Wafer, lpenu
&egen in binrei9enber Merge fa1t,
fonf finb fe meter niGts als %fogenanns
te trodene greets. Mber 1elbff pent es
&eeen genug giebt, 1T benz WaKermans
gel bod ni9t abgebolfen, fonbern es be-
6arf 6a5u Der plabregen, Die nun Der
Garn1er gerabe ni6t winI6t, neil fe
bic Ndertrume forti9wemmen.
Mlte Mniebler i'm fibtpe1tli9en Sc
ras finb Der 4nfi9t, baB fi9 bic iabr.
lt6e N~egenrtenge permebrt babe, 10
6aB bas o2anb bes @onote", nit nell
dent Nan1en man emit ben gart3en
SatlotfrtD bls an oett NtD @raloe be-
3etd9nete, 1eBt gum groBen Sbell als
mertbDoles Garmlanb gilt. 9agegen
1T bic 0iebau9t bebeutenb eri9meri
rporoen, rtor1entli9 felt benz lebteu
5o1tr1er. @s bat I'M gatse1 SABRE
meulg geniig 9eregnet lt1o plaBregen
ielen gar ni9t 10 DaB nun f9on
lelt LANCER 3elt belfda0tger Wanerttai1s
gei perrlgt utto oas NteD oarltnter 81
letDen pat.
LINER pen SteDaltDterrt, peiGe BON
Glnllelt eutferltt DDbtlefl, pat f1G oaee1
ote Nfelantg beraasgebtloet, Bop Dit
SleD5ugf ~ Der otsberIgelI 2Sel1e ntg'
nleDr m0gll9 1T, ebile Wal1er atf t1n1t:
IIdDea1 ySege aa i9atfen. es r1iifer
Srunllen gegrabe1 tperDet, bic 9e1ti:
ge1D Wa1er lieferr, Inn bic 9eerber
oatntt perforgen au tDr1er. Muf anber'
2Sette TT Die N6furg Der Waherfragt
n1ft m0glt@.
80 ltnattge1teRm otefe grfenntntt
aud ieir mag, 10 ftnb es bic gieb5fi6tel
pes StDDetfeus Mot aleit, tpel9e bic:
yer ytotDnenotgtelt u~aterDprfen ti1o,
gs gtebt oiele counties i'm Stdate, Bit
a9 IN Der glelbea Sage beftnoen, nun
mt Dem unterfOleDe, oaB bier DIT
Notbrpenblgtelt Der ruane1 btel frtibel
ertdaat tpuroe, ais I'M Saotpe1fen. Sr
pen Counties San1patas, 9amtlton,
Grdtg, eDn1ande 1no al1oere1t 5.G. bas
ben ftd1 Dtele SGaf3itd1ter nteoergelai
zen. aber ebe pc an oas Ant9atfen BON
Qeeroet1 0euten tonatet, rtuBtea ne flir
Waner lorgeH llro oesbalb grur1ner
8rabert. Cont tDdre bic S@af3u1i
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mas fam ~aefdaehen2

Dur9 no@maIieem 8eria9 unb aufre9ter.
baltung bes Mutbes fam man@es errei9t mer.
ben, mas unm6sli@ erl4eint. Sunberte bof>
.uun9sIofer Sale bon 2ieren- unb 2eberIei6ea
fino our@ electric 8itters sebeiIt tporben, rad.
BEN aaeS lbrise bergeblid berfu9t ipurbe.
Darum benfe man nidt, bab es teine Seiluns
siebt, fonbern berfude electric 8itters. Ga
Siebt feline anbere Mlebiain, bic 10 perfeft unb
ftGer bas Blut reinist. electric 8itters beilt
Dbspepiia, gam. nnb ale aranfbeiten Der
9seren. rlnfddtbar in alien Itasen- uab
2ebertrantbeiten. 8u baben fir so Gents bic
GIafde bel u. Drei5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-09

MS a M, nannte nit &e9t ell
ne 8eriammllng bon Grauen in Nars
tit, Maha6ufetts, bas fiirali@ BON ie=
ner Staatslegislaiur pdilirte @efeb,
tpel9es in Der Spra6e itner Srauen
rbas Ilter BON Wdb9en, in pel9em fe
geieBti9 tire @inwiltsung gu ibrem ei=
genen &uin geben biirfen, auf 5tp6
Sabre feftieBt". l1uo bas 1T gef9eben
i'm rpuritanif6en" Stdate Der ppilgerz
pdter", na6oem erit gang bor Surgeon
utter einem Sturm Der gntriiitung bes
8olfes bas ngeiebli9e glitter" BON Ii
auf 16 Sabre erb6bt murbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-09
@pals In ietuet ,panren @eaaii.


Gin gomite, Der Rnigbts Of 2abor
in st. 9ouis bat cine @rfldruna an
Die Nrbeiter BET gan3en Welt erlaKen,
in tpelder @oulb in folgenber Weiie
gef9iloert miro:
ug6smtItg unb rafenb Dor Wutb,
a%ufgeblaien bor Stol3 unb 6eIbffbes
numbering, unnabbar getporben 6ur6
Grfolge, Die .er feinen 0erbre9fn unb
infamsn 5anblungen berbanft, ftebt er
Dor uns, elm 9fiefe an berf6rpertem
&ei6tbum, Sen er bur6 gIut, 8erbre>
den uno eiinben ertparb. @r grinif,
tpef1n er uns bas Gebensblut auslaus
gen fanit unt tan3t, tpentt mir unter
feiner Jolter ff6bnen.
70, ibr freibeitsliebenben Mrbetter
Mn1erifas, blidt auf uns! GpuIb, bies
Ter grimmise Geinb, @oulo, ber @elbs
fiirt, er min auf benz @rabe unferes
Srbens, auf BEN &uinen unferer 6eim=
tdtten unb Der 8liitbe unferes 2ebets
tan5en. Gbe ct borban6en tpar, Id
6elte Die @slt in S96nbeit, aber fein
grf6eiten bebeutete bic @rabifdtte aler
0oHnung unb fem Weg mar tpie Elm
GDclpn BON 8etniifung rn6 Sob.
uniere farfen @rme fin6 I'M S9afen
feines &ei6tbums erf9laft uub nun
befieblt ct u1s, peiter at f9afer, ober
au iferben. Infer iunges 9eben 1T 6as
BIN gef9mun6en unter fortmdbrenber
Nrbeit fir i'm, pdbrenb unfere 2ieben
babeim NIT blafen un6 boblen Wans
gen tets auf before 3eiten tparteten.
9fo9 mebr, Bic @rdber ,perbergen
8oulbs Spfer Dor unfern Nugen.
rNroeiters 8riberl Dieier Monifres
Sein6 amang uns, fir $3.50 ben Sag
au arbeiten, uub als mir uts gegen
feline SDrannei ernp6rten, ba faufte er
bic @eri9te. I'm uns unferer !Seimifitz
ten au berauben. @r giug at unfern
@rocers uno iiberrebete fie, utts Credit
3u bertDeigern. st bette cine 9Drbe
ungefeBli9e S9ufte atf uns uttb lief
auf uniere Meiber uno Ginber 1@ieBen,
unb ba nit ibnt ieBt nit glei1er Minae
beaablen, beult er UNI 9dlfe bel Der
&egierung.
rNrbeiter Der Welt! @oul6 mub
berni9tet, feline riefige Ma9t gebroderl
merben, tpenn SSbr tti9t auf etpig Gfla=
ben fem tDont. Die Mr6eitsritter tpa=
rem bic ginaiger, Die es tpagtei1, ala
Dabib gegen ben @oliab aufautreten.
Gilt mad Dem 69ia1tfelb Oenft an
Die drmli6en 0eimltdtteu, bic Goult
guren lieben Gleiner rauben min
Oenft an Cure @eiber, oeren Nugen Ell
Str6me BON Sbrdnen erpreBte unb be-
rel 9er5blut er t%ropfenneife erfolterte
Iuf geget oiefen Gein6 Der Menf9beit!A
Sas tpdre @oulo in ieiner fpirfli1er
@eitalt, mie i'm bic Irbeitsritter 3ei9.
nen. Soften Sic benin aber pirtlid
bteie tire 3ei6nung fir d9t baltens
SAB @oul6 lit befannt genug, er ia;
feline Greunoe u1b Niemano miir6e Ell.
men Singer barum riibren, penit e.
ben Mrbeitsrittern geldnge, biefen 8eIo:
proBen gu bemiitbigen. Nber auf ben
Wege, ben fe gu oiefem 3mede eil,ge'
f6lagen baben, tpirb es nidt geben
Glnes fol6en 8l0olinrs, ME er in obi.
gem Nufrufe an bic uNrbeiter Del
Welt" beribt pirb, iolten fie F6 fbd:
men. gr forbert ia gerab5u aun
Spott beraus, unb ni9t alein 8Dulr
tpirb bariiber laden, innbern audi au'
bere 2eu.e. Wolen bic Nrbeitsrittel
erfolgreid fem, bann miiien tie nit
Mdnner auftreten, aber ni9t mie &ina
Der, bic li9 ~gegenieitig Dor irgenb Ell
mem @eipenf 5ur9t einiagea.
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8. S. Maaaer, MbpIiaIes unl

&etaiIbdn6Ier in Garben, 0elen, Nns
ffreidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein grpBes
2ager in bieien 9lrtifell at Retp Dert
preiien unb ma9t gang befonoers auf
Ben sepdblten 8Orratb BON 8ilbern:
Gbromos, &upfers unb Stoblfi9en,
Oelgemdlben uno pbantafie : 8ilberrl
aler 4rt. ferner auf bic geiHnadbDae
Muswabl BON 8ilberrabrneta ber aIers
m~Dbernften Gorm unb auf bic Jules
umfafenben 3ei@enmaterialer aus
msrtiam. Ollie Iuftrdse fur irgeab cine
Der pbigeu 8rau9eu neroeIl prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon ieoer Grbbe elt,
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten nsogllgE
f@nea unb gut beforgt, bic tn bas gag
f9lagen.
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= Mer suten Sabad faufen min, fei
es &au9= ober S6nupftabad, Der adj
ts barauf, baB bas Pdd6en ben
Nanten Der Sirma g.. M. Gail &
q +, Baltimore, .Msb. nebff ibrer Sans
beismarfe trage. Gnbere ftn6 utte@t.
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"Velyetipe PQWdesr,;,., ,; Nssl
8r1paration purbe 3uerit IN Der PFC 5'lg.A
armse seseu bsrbribs unD %arineig. gre, &C.
gen baS 8unbreiten ober W~nnolaatel, Segea
&ridelbite nnb ole Der llebsrRisnns oes 1lntss
ent'prinsenben Sauttranfheiten au9.ssaaet.
@ls elm Yulber fit ainbsr ftebt es unlfertrofs
fen ba. greis rs @ents. Yrdpartrt nab SUM
8erfauf bel ". 9reiS, MlaHne DRUG Stors
Gan Mntonio.
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Sen Mertheihinern hea mSrher

Sen @ertbeioigern Beg M6rbers
Warb in G~aifroDile 1T es g%elungen, eiz
ne 8erlegung bes Brooches nod 8anz
bera @ountp gu erlaneen. Warb wurs
be fir fem @ri9einer bor benz bprtigen
Sifrittgeri6t unter $4,000 Biirgs
fGQft QefeIt.
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= Gefern Na9mittag fanb Die 8eers
6igung Der 9ei6e beg peritorbenen $.
8edmann inter 3ablrei6er getbeilis
gung Der 8efannten Der Samilie itatt.
Ser 8erfprbene binterldBt cine iunge
Wittme unb cine beiabrte Mutter.
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Hihts 1,opr+ npm;Ye Goffern

Ni6ts dssert gentle &aHertt 10
gottfrdfli9, als tDeau tie bic 3eitung
abbeiteaen, unb bann fp1ter bemerfen
mifen, bob Der Serausgeber ni6t in
6olge beRen 8anterott gema6t bot
lonbern oaB es ibm i'm @egentbeil gang
famDs qehfl
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Sena0em

f:brea mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, btntsn ODER borne gu offnen, nit oDer ohnt
Hrassn, etnfafe ODER serippte 8uien. Infer
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~ 8. @oIffon's ,1euer, i'm
Nielsen gIepbanten etablirter
Clothing store tpirb morgen er=
6Hnet tDer6en, uub 3tuar nit einert bier
md ME porber bageueieneE Maarer-
nDrrufh.
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Nu! 0eut3utage betommen bic
Miitter beiratbsf6biger S66ter 10 felten
einen S6miegeriobn, baB elm folder
eigentli6 S9wie=riger Sobn ,beiBen
miiBte.
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S. DEUTsCH & co.
erren>IDilettearttfeI

DaS sr6bte nnb rei9baltisite Eager bon
Serren. nnterfleioern in Der Stabt, In alien
Stofeu, bon 8aumpole bis our Seibe. SIN
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= 9as gr6Bte 2ager BON @ewebrz
uno &~eDolper. Patronett unb 9hlieu
BET 8iper g. S@uItbeB.
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9 e ia +.
Is gents gombination
@etbipaarelt.

pis 2ixsn adpns. @ir9bans, 9piIe bu HOrb
anb aahere @ai3 : etoHe in srObsr Auspa1I.
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Rnabenan5a8en
Gin6erdn5lgen

baben mir eiuen in,menfen gorratb fir aiaber
bon aipei Sabreu aufbarts.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27
List Of Apples.

Spirit OF the Farm.
At "a meeting of the Warsaw (Ill,)
Horticultural Society, a committee
was appointed to select list of ten of
the best varieties of apples for fami-
ly orchard, and after a good deal of
discussion and amendments, the fol-
lowing was adopted: Red Astra-
chan, Benoni, Maiden's Blush,
Wealthy, Blailey's Sweet, Crimes
Golden, Jonathan, Minkler, Para
disc, Winter Sweet and Ben Davis.
The nomenclature Of apples is so
uncertain in its reliability, and so To-
cal in its manner of getting, we have
but little to learn from the names of
even a neighboring State. The above
names, with few exceptions, are
total strangers to the greater number
in Tennessee, and the difference in
latitude renders even good ones there
unfit for this section, and still less so
further South. For instance, the Ben
Davis originated in the neighborhood
of the Ohio River, and it is the best
winter apple they have, while here
it only lasts a short time in winter
is rather fall or early winter apple.
We have, however, quite number
of winter apples grown from seed
lings as good as any to be found
North, and keep splendidly all win
ter. Such are Kennard's Choice, the
Cove, Hatcher's Seeding, and a late
acquisition discovered in Lincoln
county. Then we have the Winesap,
Shockley, Turner's Green, (nearly
gone the Timber Twig, red and
black, the Ice apple, a Williamson
county Seeding, as yellow as gold
and delicious apple, and several
Others as good, which we cannot now
recall. So it appears if we will con-
fine our purchases to home nursery.
men we will be able to keep apples
all of every winter, and not be forced
as many are every year, to run of
their entire crop to market at a time
when they are scarcely worth haul
ing.
Persons setting out an orchard
should plant enough summer and fall
fruit to make the greatest abundance
of fruit for the children, but let the
bulk of his trees be winter. Nothing
is more cozy on our long winter
nights than the proverbial pitcher o
cider and waiter Of fine apples; anC
no family is eXcusable to be withou
them.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27

What is the worst thing about
riches ?" asked the Sunday-school SUI
perintendent. And tie new boy
said: "Not having any"
Two reasons are given why some
people don't mind the own business;
one is that they haven't any bust
ness, and the other is that they
haven't any mind.
81 do think 10 is really an unlucky
number" said pert young miss who
had just entered her teens otis too
old for dolls and too young for beaux."
1t is claimed that the highest fac
ulty of language is to conceal thought.
1t may be, but when man falls over
a wheelbarrow, in the dark, it seems
to lose its grip somehow in that par
ticular.
A boy defined salt as the "stuff that
makes potatoes taste bad when you
don't put some on" He was twin
brother of the boy who said that pins
had saved a great many lives by not
being swallowed.
Not long ago, good farmer, refer
ring to a wheat field belonging to a
slovenly neighbcr living opposite, re-
marked: "That field has not had in
twenty years a crop that would take
as gift, if Obliged to bring and thresh
it on my side of the fence. Every
crop has been so filled with weeds
that it would only curse any decent
farmers land to bring them on it."
Yet twenty years ago this land was
comparatively free from weeds. The
fact shows how quickly and certainly
the value Of land will decline if weeds
are neglected and allowed to seed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27
Business Felicity.

People in Mitchell county, Ind,
don't fool away any time in useless
courtships. The other day an Indian
apolis man went down to a small
town in that county to see about some
land. AS he was waiting at the no.
tel for buggy to be brought around,
a buxom looking woman rode up on
horseback with a grist of wheat be-
hind her. She looked the stranger
all over, slid off the saddle and brush
ed the creaseS out of her calico dress
and then walked up to him and
asked:
"WidOwer or married?"
"WidOwer, ma'am."
cover forty-five?"
"Only forty"
"Worth anything to speak OPP
"About SIS, 1000"
"Good! What do you think of
me?"
"You'll pass"
thirty-eight, healthy as a bear,
worth $4,000 and want a husband.
. My man pegged out five years ago.
Refer you to the postmaster as to my
character. What dye say?"
cts purity sudden, ma'am."
"Well, yes. Can you give me an
answer in two hoursw
81 will.o
every well. Don't miss a good
chance because you are bashful."
He was back in two hours, and
she soon rode up from the mill and
querried:
"WeI ?"
Cpl marry you," he replied.
"Good! Preacher right across the
way"
They walked over and were mar.
ried, and are now doing the country
on bridal tour.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27

There appears to be an agreement
among recent medical writers that
water is fattening, or at least favors a
fullness and roundness of the body.
1t should be drank at its natural tenn
perature and in considerable quaint
ties.
"Pa, l came near selling my boots
yesterday" "YOu did, sir! Well
it's lucky you didn't sell 'em. How
did you come near doing it?' II
had 'em half soled."