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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
Mleerntan @auln.

Sn Der lebten 5ibuug bes Stobts
ratbes 1T Qerr paulp aus bemieIben
ousgetreten. Oils @runb CAB er bic
Meinuagsberfdieoenbeit an, wel6e iber
bic 9auer bes 4mtsiermines b~erienigen
bier aldermen beftebt, bic our Qusfiils
lung bon 8acan5en ermdblt murben.
Ct felbt beritdert, baB fein Sermin err
Iof6en fei unb peri9ert, unter bieiem
ginbruf fur bic 8erdnberung bes Gburs
ters geitimmt gu baben, pel9er bieie
Streitfrage entiprang.
Wel6e Qufa6ung bic ri6tise III,
burfte i9tper gu entideiben fein. benn
Der cine &e9tsfunbige begt biele Nn.
ii6t, Der anbere iene, unb miiroe man
Die Meii9lieoer Der 2egislatur, tpel6e
bic 8erdnoerung gut bieBen, batiiber
entI9eioen la1eH, 10 miirben fi6 pabr=
i6elnli6 au@ smei berldieoene Meis
uungen ergeben. Inter oieIen umitdns
ben fann man bic 9anbIungstpetIe bes
oerrn paulD nur biligen.
Wir feben ibn ungern aus Dem
5tabtratb f6eiben, benn er mar elm
niiBli6es Mitglieb be1elben unb bat bic
pfli9ten ieines Nmtes ftets nod be fer
Rrdften erfiat. I'm 10 mebr bebauern
MIR feline &eiienation, neil er elm nod
iunger Mann LIT unb nur griprieBli9es
BON otabtratb gu ertparteu 1T, menn
ii9 in ibm bic Gnergie Der Sugenb nit
Der @rfabrung bes Differs b%ereinist.
Snoefen ifebt ia ieiner Wiebererz
mdbluns nidts i'm Wege un6 MIR f6n=
nen uns 6ur6 oieielbe aud fernerbi1
feline Dienife ii6ern. @erobe, bob er @e=
miRensifrupel oariber empfinDet, ldn=
ger i'm Stabtratb al perbleiben, ba mad
ieinem Safirbalten fein Sermin au
@noe, birfte bic bette gmpfeblnng fir
i'm fein. gs benefit, baB er elm gez
w~iRenbafter Mann lit unb barum 16on
miiBte bic Wieberpabl paulp's cine
Nn~erfennung fir ibn bebeuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
eDnoerbare Setltae.

Sie poIi3ei Der Weltfabt Stem gott
efttpidelt einen beiligen Offer in Ger
Joroeruug unb @r5min9ung Der Cont
tagsbelltguns. Sn gipilfleibern be-
giebt tie li6 am 5ountog in Wirtbs=
bdufer. um uutcr allerIei Nor!pdneen
bic Wirt6e ooer Ge[ner our 9erab.
rei6ung zines 8la5es 8ier ober Weiu
ooer S9nap5 an ben permeintliden
Sat 3u oerfihren unb tie banu tpegen
notwithstanding gu perbaften. Selblt
Der rteue Boli5eibireftor MurraD bat
i9on ~berartige iromme 3haten pers
ridtet.
Nuhalenb mar es aber, baB getpiHe
Wlrtbi9aften, barunter befannte 5in=
gel ; CANCEL Inftalten itets unbebeliot
blteben. Man muufelte i6on lange,
oaB tie ft6 oieie 5donung ieitens Der
tabbatbbeilieen .polijei nit i6merem
8eloe %erfaufen miiBten. unb ieBt Be.
glnnen enbli@ umfaKenbe gnthiiaunz
gen in bieier &i6tung; fe baben be-
retts babin gefiibrt, baB Der polisei=
capltdn MurpbD aug Dem 8eoirfe, tpo
oerartige 8ranbf9abunsen bon an
rii9igen uno aud BON %an1tdnbieen
Wirtben am ~ippigften bfiibten, pl0Blt9
perieBt marb unb stpei @ebeimpoliaiiten
Namens Moran unb @sbagen, bic ibm
bel ben GrpreHungen balfen, gu gez
u6bnli6en Boli3iften begraoirt unb
oarn berfebt murben.
9as 1T aber nur Der Nnfang, rnb
bic 5und6if bur6 bic Boli3eieommifipn
gu fibrenbe unterfu6ung pirb, penn
Niles nit redten Diugen augebt, mod
gans anbere Solgen baber. Ser Singel=
CANCEL : 8eiiber 6arrp Sil muBte in
ben lebten ie9s Monaten alein $400
bluten. Oils aber bic g%enaunteu @es
beimpoli5ifen i'm amingen MOLTEN,
fOrtan regelmdbig ieoen Mpnat 800
gu 5ablen, beflu9te ct ii9 bitterli6 bel
einem Sreunbe beg poli5eioirettors; 10
lob bieier, tpenn er ni9t dig Miti6uls
bigger eri@einen uollte, fi6 enbli9 ge>
n0tbigt, Die poli3ei : gommiHdre gu
bena9rt9tigen, uuo cine porldufige
unterfufuna NIT Dem oben ongefibrs
ten grgebniRe fanb fatt.
Die Degrabirungen unb 8erfebunz
ger beDeiien, baB bic poli3ei Cont
milton, bic 10 LANCE blinb gemelen,
bur@ bic @epatt Der um1duoe ges
atDungen tporben 1T, enoli9 bic Nugen
aufjutbun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
Grfah fir @alpmel NIB Ghinin.

Simmons 2iDer &%esulator rein bege=
tobilii9. if an 9raft Der blauen Malfe
ooer benz &alomel glei9, aber obne bic
f6dbli6en @igeni9aften bes lebtge.
%nannten Mittels. sd babe Simmons
2ioer Regulator gebrau9t unb finbe
baB er cine pOrtrefaide Nr3nei 1T, uel=
DIE 5auberbaft auf Die 2eber pirft. Ct
1T elm bortrefHi6er griab fir 2alomel.
9abe ibn bel @allenfieber= unb 6r6ftels
ieber= patienten probirt un6 fir elm be,
friebigenbes 9eilmittel anertannt.-
Sr. 5. s. 8orren, Clinton, Ga"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
nuS=Beubad5tuuae,t.

BON einem 2eier Der uGreien preHe"
in S6ulenburg erbielten mir DOT Sur
gem ~folgenbes S9reiben:
$50 beobahte f6ot felt eittiz
ger 3eit ben &benbitern (oie u0enus")
burb elm aiemli6 gutes 6ernrobr un6
babel purbe ID gemabr, baB er ieben
Nberb fleiner Doer mebr perbunfelt err
f9ien. IS fam mir Dor, dig oh ii1 Elm
ountler 46rper baporf96be, unsefdbr
TO, mie Bel einer MDnbs ober Gonaen=
initerniB. @eitern Mbenb nun ftelte i'd
meme SeDba9tung mieber an unb ba
mar Der Stern f9on beirtabe CANA ber-
f9wnnben. Ser Stern fab aus uie
Der Sfeumonb. bic gauge Gugel fiGtbar
unb bios an elmer Settle Qi9t in Jorm
elmer f6malen Si9el. Sd wdre Sbnen
febr berbunben, tuenu Sic mir bariiber
4uftldrung geben miirben in Sbrer
3eitung. M9tungspol-@. q. 81
Mir Ie9ten biefen Brief einem 6reu,1=
be unierer 3eitung Dor, gu befen afro
nomif9en 2enntniien mir mebr 3uz
trauen baben, als 5u ben unirigen unb
mir bruden bic Mntport, tpeI9e iemer
benz 0errn g. siebt, an blefer STEELE
ab. neil mir glauben, bamit i'm Snter=
efe elmer sroben 3abl unierer 2eier gu
banbeln, Del6e-wie 6err g. in @1u-
enberg-ben 8orgdngen am 6immelss
gep6lbe ibre perftdnoniBboQe Mufmerts
famfeit 5umenben.
Die 8eantmortung Der i'm obigen
Briefe entbaltenen 6ragen Iautet:
rSbre 8eoba9tunger am Mbenbtern
tinb ioweit ri6ttg, berubeu aber auf
elmer irrigen 8orausfeBung. 9as &Iei.
nertuerben Der 8enusi9eibe tpirb nidt
bur6 einen fi9 porbrdngenben, ben
planeten allmdIig ber6unfelnben 6im-
melsf6rper beranlaBt, ionbern lit cine
natirli@e Golge bes llmlaufs Der Be-
nus UNI bic SoHne. Sn dbnli9er Weile,
Die Der Monb feline bier 2idtpbafen:
8oamonb, leBtes 8iertel, Neumonb unb
critics 8iertel bur9ma9t, aeigt ii1 urs
Die 8enus bel ibrem &unblauf urn bic
Sonne (beildufig in 583 Sagen) in
ben entipre9enben 2i6tgeifalten, lie
na9bem lie ii@ auf ber Der @rbe entgez
gengefeBten Settle, tpeitli1 bon Der
@rbe, 3mii6en groe unb Sonne, unb
6ffli9 bon Der grbe befinbet. sic fa=
ben Die 8enus i'm abnebmenben Bier
tel. Die bon Sbnen a~ngebeutete Si9el
reflettirte oirettes Sonnenli9t. Die Don
Der gr6Beren, bebeutenb buntleren
9dlfte suriidgetuorfenen 2i9tftrablen
batten iebo9 einen meiteren Meg su
MAIDEN, ebe fie in SIR Gernrobr, refp.
in Sbr Nuge gelangten. Oieielben to-
men urfpriingli1 BON Der Some, be-
leu9teten bic @rbe, tpurben BON bieIer
auf Die 8enus seporTen unb gelanaten
f9lieBli@ alsNbglana suriid auf bic grs
be. Somit lahen Sic feline fi9 ein@
brdagenben fremben 0immelst6rper,
fonbern Elm langiames 8orriiden Der
S9attenpartie auf Der 0enus felbf,
peranlabt bur9 beren Stelung au grbe
unb Sonne. u~ebrigens miRen 5ie elm
reGt brou6bares Seieseop befiben, bei=
fen FeiBise 8enuBuna Sbnen nod marr=
den genuBrei9en Ibenb perf9aHen
m6ael"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17

= S6nppfer follten einse6euf feiu,
0aB bic al~tberiibmte Sirma Gail &
Ut in Baltimore nab ME Dor bic be-
ten Sorien oor 91nupitabafen Iie=
fert. uDoppel Mops", vpip Nono,"
r@rober Wacouba", fin6 nit &e6t pos
puldr unb autrdgli6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
9 utter Roth.

Bel Mdnnerr, tpelde 8,ebe fableu,
Geblt aud Der CUTE Mageu ni9t.
96rt's benu, ibr iungen Grau'n, ibr
8ielen,
mas bte grfabrung gu gu9 ipri9t:
Wenn He Dorbei, bic Glitterwo6en,
gu Fiebsn i9eint Der 2iebe Slid,
8eriudt baum rlur, redt gut su to1en
llHb amOr febrt getpiB suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17

Sobs2ots bon Gtiefeln uno S1u,
ben unter benz 2ohpreis bel g. Sc.
@ulliban. Rommt unb iebet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17

Velvetine Powder" Dief
@rdparatiun murOe auerit in Der preusii9en
@rmee sesen berbriibte unb s~rinbise 8ibe, &c.
gen oas @unoreiten ober Wunblanfen, aeaen
Eridelbibe unD ale ber tleberbisuns Des Blutes
ene'prin9enoen Sautfranfbeiten aneepanbt.
@ls Elm puIber fIr 8inber itebt 60 unibertrof-
ten 6a. Yreis % Gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
yertanfbei ". 3 reib alamo Drug Store,
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= S@on bdufig finb bartnddige @e=
f6mire nit ct. Satobs Del gebeilt
mprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17

SI(eir enpfeblen ben 9efern Der vGreie greNe.
~ Germ $. @. @merfon, Supelier,
aaufniann uno @fanOIeiber. Ct b~ertauft llb.
Ten 5l 2-s4 Dollars. Wanbubren bon 81 90
atfipdrfs, NIT @orantie. Sci @merfon fana
man uiibbringenb @eIb erbaIten ober inbefireu.
Seine Runbett 6iirgen bnfar. 2s, st1i
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$1OOo.95 $1OOo.95

$1OO0,95 $1OOO,9 5
Sd bei6einige hermit, baB Der obige
gert6t iiber Die BON mir eingenommez
men unb Derausgabten @elber tpdbrenb
beg Sermins, Der am 81. Sanuar 1886
enbet, ri9tig lit.
gb. Srpb6fe,
S9aBmeiiter bon 8erar gountD.
San MntoniO, ben s. Sebr. 1886.
STR ri6tig befunoen in ofener@ourt.
s. 8. Wur5ba9, County, &i9ter.
Ittef: Sbab. %. Smith, gountps
@lerf, Berar So.
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Rndlens arnsea.eaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der xBeIt fur S@nitte,
0uetfGunsen, @efdpire, Giebsr. unb Sout.
ausf&las, GIedte, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Grof>
beulen unb ale Sauttranfbeiten tnrirt ga.
mcrrboiben eber feline 8esabluna. 8olIiae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo ptrb
auriideritattet. 26 Gents Die Sda&tel bet u.
Dreib.
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@enenfeitiner @Greden-

(furdtbar bdblid): %, bab' i'd chen
einen S9reden tetommenl Sd tuar
IN Der GiGe bei61fti9t-als elm Manr
plobli1 gum 6eniter bereini9aut!"-
Mann: STA, troite Did nur, Der tpirb
nod mebr eri9roden iein!"
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: Sn &errpiae rper6en 8orbereituAz
gen our 8iloung elmer Seuerfompagnie
getroHen.
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$929l.S9

@innabmen un6 Nusgaben bes @ountp
S9abmeiters bonn l. Nooember 1885
bis 81. Sanuar 1886.
gr1fe &laiIe:
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$. s. MiIer,
6abriEant BON 8abber Stannps, G&ar
blonen, @ieselu Bar. @bsds, EbirpIatten
uHD 6auenimuieru.
40. I, RabarrOFrpbe, San Natouie. 22,9
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Spe Stole,
Gambler IN Sefen, 5iun. u. 8ledmaaren,
9auseinrihtunSss @esenlidnben &c.
@saisite Oes geiIitar vIasa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

An exchange says There are more puns
made on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. free OF charge.
than are paid for by the owners. A good thing
deserves the notice they receive.
In the treatmen of rheumat tism, gout, neural
Pia, sciatica, SC. salvation Oil should be thor
oughly rubbed In. IL Kills pain. Price 25c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
How Hs Found His Room

Washington Letter To the Augusta (Ga Chron
tcle.
A young fellow from the South, after some
office, told me that he had fallen In with a
gentleman who was among the first re-
wsrded under the new regime. This gen.
tlsman, being OF a social turn, at night
fall asked his companions to take drink
Several times this Invitation was repeated,
until the jolly fellow thought 1t was time
to 20 home. He had forgotten where he
lived exactly, but he knew the street.
Alter vain attempts to locate his boarding
house, he remembered there was butcher
shop opposite his place and that the butcher
knew him. After trying numerous shops
without success they hit upon the right one.
Having found the house and entered with
difficulty, the jolly fellow did not recollect
his rooms number or position. At last he
said to his soberer companion " lf you can
find room with man asleep In his boots
On q sofa and an empty whisky bottle
on the table, that's my room. Every Sstur-
day night my roommate takes that
recumbent attitude" Search was made and
in ono apartment, sure enough, such con-
dition OF affairs xisted. The jolly fellow took
up the empty bottle, examined, and dropped
1t with a sigh. He gazed at ne suffering,
stupefied man ON the sofa, and then flung
himself on the bed, boots and ALL What
temperance sermon must the blessed Sunday
light as II crept into that boOZy lair have
preached to the two men with swslisd head,
and aching brains, as they looked at one an
other!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
The Lawyers Prayer.

From the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
A st. Paul clergyman relates the follow
ing incident: "Some time ago, as the story
runs, w. w. Erwin, the criminal lawyer,
pressed for little change, dropped into the
Office OF ID. w. lngersoll and asked him for
the loan Of e. Mr.. lngersoll declined to
make the advance, but suggested that, in
stead, II Mr.. Erwin would 20 into the base
ment with him he would pray tor him. Mr..
Erwin consented, and the two went
into the depths, where on bended
knees IngersOli prayed long and we'll
for his brother man. When he had
coLcuded Erwin said Now, III
pray" Mr.. Erwin's prayer was peculiar
one. 1t was delivered at the top of his
voice, and consisted OF an exhortati0n 10 the
Lord to direct Ingersoll how to dispose OF his
vast wealth wisely. As he warmed up the
pitch OF his voice raised materially, and Mr..
ingersoll grew nervous and urged him moi
to pray so loud, IA 1t would bring those uI
stairs down. 1t was OF no avail. The OK,
hortations grew more fervent, and finally be
came howls. Then Ingersoll, with despair
ing exclamation, sprang TO his feet aud said
Stop praying, Erwin (; here's your s.
The devOtions ended at once
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
PERSONALS.


DR. SoHLIEMANs tells US tho women oi
prehistoric Greece wore corsets
EpIroR WArrKRsoN In slowly gaining
strength and preparing for trip 70 Europe.
JosEpu Cook says III had eiog that
WAS addicted to smoking l would shoot
him." II would pay better to exhibit the
remarkable brute.
SAM JsNEs says A man said to me the
other night Jones, l wouldn't have
missed your sermon for si0,' and yet, when
the plate was passed around that man put In
copper cent"
REV. DR. THEoDoRIC Pryor, Of Virginia,
father OF Gen. Roger A. Pryor, is In his eighty
first year and In the flity-fourth year OF his
ministry. 1t Is said che breaches with o
much frequency, fastness, fuency ana iorce
M he did forty years ago"
CHARLES DICKENS was wont to say TO
preaching clergymen In reference 10 their
audiences "lIelp them by setting forth the
history''--of the events recorded In the New
Testatment-''in narrative, with no fear of
exhausting it You will never preach 90
well, you will never move them so pro-
foundly, you will never send them away
with half 80 much to think Of"
Phil ARMOUR Is probably the richest man
west OF New York and Philadelphia and east
OF California He IL rated at about si5, coo, COO
In 1864 he packed his whole fortune into a
gripsack, went down to New York and sold
pork right and lett to the tune OF million or
more clean profit Tho fall OF Richmond
knocked pork from about $40 down to Sis and
liited the Western pig-killer TO tho ranks OF
the millionaires.
THOMAS JEFFERSON was quite natural
ist, and during his residence In Paris he
kept the four principal colleges, Harvard,
Yale, william and Mary, and the College OF
Philadelp phia, informed OF all that happened
in the scientific circles In Europe. When
Jefferson went to Philadelphia to be inaugu.
rated vice president, he carried with him a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

The poorest can be cured of pain. st. Jacobs
Oil is only fly cents a bottle.
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why He Fitrts No More.

From the san francisco CntOnicie.
He doesn't tlirt no more. lie has no use
for personals, IN fact he has never sworn oil
at all !; he simply gave up A man is very
stupid sometimes Hedoes not look critically
at his wife, and he b altogether too fond OF
believing in the confiding quality OF woman
kind. A few weeks ago he took his wife to
the theatre. On the opposite side Of the dress
circle sat pretty girl In red bonnet, and she
WAS looking around for somebody to devour.
She wanted to tirt, and when woman wants
to fiirt she's never too ugly or too old TO be
accommodated She had two or three young
men about town on the string. They pre-
tended to be deeply interested in the play
but they kept their glances on q pair OF eyes
under red bonnet In the most guileless
and innocent way he fell victim to the pretty
girl, and with that natural wickedness of the
sex she was more desperately intent on the
married man than on the single ones. Two
days afterward there was personal in the
paper
DED BONNET-THEATRE THURS
N day you were so pretty; send address
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

A RAILROAD ENGINEER LIVING
"a In Central New York, was cured Of a dis
tressing Kidney complaint by the HoP PLASTER.
He says: :" 1 know what they are ana recon-
mend them to all the boys on the road" APP
Piled to pain In any part instant relief Is given
For weak and tired muscles or joints, Crick,
Stitches, sideache, Neuralgia, sore Chest, Rheu.
matism or local weakness the effect is magic.
Prepared from Burgundy Pitch, Canada Balsam
and country stores. sc. o for sl.0O. HOP PDAS-
TER COMPANY, Boston, Mass. u2)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
Ar ST. AUGUSTINE.

AT ST. AUGUSTINE.
roi the lNrrLLtonSCrH.
These useless cannons lying here
Around old San Marcod
Have silent Voices now To tell
or death dealt long ago.
They've lived beyond their day
Ana now u seemeth meet.
That I, who always hated wnr,
should make OF one n seat.
The moonlight throws sheen upon
Tho distant oceans face.
Ana ON tho fort that will outlive
Its builders wariike race
II shows Old Augustine asleep,
And In the baImy night.
Two lovers ON another gun
who spoon with all theif might
-.WIu ~ McSporr1n.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

CHAKP Or DUET PAINS.
~ Shop girls. saleswom and house wives
all suffer More or less from weak back side
ache. A lady says +" One HoP PLASTER worn 45
hours did my back more good than all the renc-
dies lever used" For any sort OF pain or sore
ness OF whatever nature, instant relief IL given.
Superior to chest protectors for weak ana soae
lungs. HoP PLANTERS made from burgundy
Pitch. Canada Balsam and the entire virtues OF
garden Hops. Sold everywhere, &c, or for
el.0O HOP PLASTER COMPANY,
ul) Boston, Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
DUCHMILLER'S.

RUCHMILLER's.
Only a little while longer can you secure de.
cided bargains In Guns, Cutlery, keyOlvers,
Razors, scissors. Machinists' Tools. &C.
We offer special bargains In Guns and Gun
Goods until the 10Th inst, TO close out our entire
stock before April l. Inside and Outside Show
Cases for sale cheap.
No. ls2 North Queent st., Lancaster.
E Al goods left for repairs must be called
for Nv March ~ mar6ywd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

VOU NEED NOTHING ELSE.-DO
y You went an external remedy for ordinary
Ailmehtss Use Bonson's Capcine Plasters. 2sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
MOT LIKE OTHER KINDS.

MOT LIKE OTHER KINDS.
~ HoP PLAsTERs act instantly when applied.
Try them for Pain I'm the side. stitches,
Rheumatism. Sciatica, Sore and weak chest, and
All local aches ana pains. So soothing and
strengthening to weak and tired parts. Com
posed of natures best known remedies. Virtues
OF fresh Hops, burgundy Pitches and Canada
Balsam. Sold everywhere &c, 0 for el 90.
HOP PLASTER COMPANY,
10) Proprietors. Boston. Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

lie sent a messenger boy up with the card
To ths newspaper office and got reply. 1t
was his wife's handwriting. 1t read
al don't think you need to advertise NO."
And he went home and found his wife sitting
in tho parlor. She had just come from calling
and she wore a red bonnet And he did not
say word, but the next time he went 10 the
theatre he asked her carelessly not to wear
that bonnet, and she knew she had not made
any mistake.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

NPENING OF THE CANALS.-THE
~ susauehanna and Tide Water Canals will
open on April l. 1885. ID. b. sHUkE
mls-lw superin ntendent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

Every Strain or Cold Attacks that weak BACK
and Nearly Prostrates you.
Physicians and Druggists Recommend
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-18
A Display of Nerve.

AS Miss Wolters was sitting in a
long box-slelgh drawn by two horses,
this morning, some boys scared the
team. 1t started on the dead run,
nearly upsetting the sleigh as it did
so, and throwing out the hind seat.
Miss Wolters, who had hold of the
lines, hung on to them and when the
sleigh righted resumed her seat,
pulled the team into the deep snow
on Galena street and, in about two
hundred yards, stopped it. This
young lady's nerve is something to
be proud of. Only few days ago
the same team ran away, throwing
her into the snow and dragging her
some distance, until she succeeded in
checking it. She escaped uninjured.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-18
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Don't forget the Calico Ball next
Monday.
glasses from two-bits up, at
Hendrick TT
Friedman is receiving tons of new
goods-the very latest novelties.
Are you going to the Calico Ball,
next Monday? If so, be sure and
have your rosettes.
Booths fresh oysters received daily,
at the Merchants Restaurant, and
cooked to order, day or night.
j. w. HoDGMAN, Sole Agent.
Does anyone want trees to plant?
A special half-rate can be got from
the railway, from Illinois to Wood
River, if half carload can be made
up.
Patronize your own race by taking
your family washing to Verdon s. Co.,
next door to Plughoff' S saddlery
store. Thor charges are very rea-
sonable, and they make specially OF
family washing.
The ladies have concluded to have
rosettes instead of neckties-to match
the calico dresses at the ball mex,
Monday. The rosettes must be sent
10 the hall by 2 o'clock Monday af.
ternoon.
Collin Bros. having the sole agency
Tor Idaho for the Columbia, American
onal,ienge, Safety and Ideal bicycles
VIII lease or sell them on weekly in
Stalments. Those who intend to buy
one can make arrangements at once
and begin weekly payments.
"A. Meyer, agent, has sent fol-
d steam washer which will
De here in week or 10 days. Any
one one In need of one should address A
"eyer, HALEY postoffice. f15tf
Dr. Burkhart, the dentist, was call
e. Gu &c Bellevue, yesterday, to admins
,er gas and do some work for a mum
yer OF patients. His business is grad
na'iy expanding as he becomes
Ah0w''' and people frequently com,