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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
Nit, itnntae aempfrateu.

Mit Der friiher 10 foI!oen, gut bemos
tratii9en &eGtgldnbisteit bes eibens.
melfe in benz neutrality-suspicious. 6rei
panbeissD Dogma bas ein3ise 6eil fab,
sebt es INNER mebr in bie Bride, me.
aieffens in benieniaen @ioFaaten. wo
bic GrtenntniB gum Durdbru6 aefom-
men lit, baB Der srteue1 Shoen bic Nuf=
gabe bat, niht bios &obltofe fur bic
~auspdrtige Snbutrie 5u er3eugen, ions
bern bieielben au6 ielbit our9 feline
,igene SnDutrie gu berDertbeu. Dab
infer Gtaat SeTas, fframm bemofras
tii9 mie er in fe,ner politlt nod INNER
III, troboem auh f9oa 80 ben ftibll1en
2eberndaten eeb6rt, meIGe ibr 3us
funftsbeil in Der gntuiflung elmer beis
miiden Snbuitrie iebeu, bsbarf teines
Benches mebr.
so fam es Denn au9 niGt befrem6s
lid eri9elnen, tpenn Elm Organ Der
meffteranifden Yiehsuhtss unb Nders
baus SntereFen. Der "Texas Stockman
and Farmer" in elmer feiner leBteu
Nummern Der inbufrielen unb f6ug=
36lluerifden 6eberei in folsenbem paf
ius Nusbrud psrleibt:
$50 lange Der Stat Seras feinen
8ebarf on Sbed bon 3anfas gtp be
siebt, - 10 LANCE er iein S1la9tbieb
mad @bicago bringt unb feinen Haums
woliamen nod England berf1ift - 10
lange er feline Mole na6 8oton, feline
Baumwole nod 2omeQ f1idt unb feiue
2leioerHoife pom Often Der befommt-
10 lange er feine 0dute mad Sem Dort
ienbet unb Shube uno GtiefeI trdat,
bic in Bolton fabli5irt fino, gerobe 10
LANCE mirD er arm blelben unb INNER
IN bsbran9ten umftdnben iein, unb
wenn gar erit bic 9arif Slider ibren
WiIen triegen unb 3eras fir ewige
3eit bic &obftofe. welde es aiebt, nad
anberen 2dnoetn Derididt uub bic Ga
brifate, mel6e baraus bergslteIt finb,
aus anberen 2dlbern SuriiderbdIt,
oann Dirb es- nit 8erlaub = gum
e.. gebnl"
Seros ftebt nod auf ber erifen Sfufe
feiner S~nbufries gntmidlung, unb fem
@lauben an bic Segnungen bes bemos
tratii@en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fdngti@on
on, in febr bebenflinem @rabe tpadelig
5uiueroen. Was fOa aus feiner Demo.
fratie tperben, tpeHn nit BEN grftarfen
ieiner getperbli9en Sbdtisteit aud bas
9ebtrfniB mad einem i9ibenben 3oas
tariff INNER sitdrter unb notbmen6iger
tpirba
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Ser &artrteael. Higustrum.)

DEE S"strteGeI' tLlguStrum.)
Mebrereu Grageite0ern, bic rdbere
Mustunft iiber ben in etnem fiir3lih in
Der nJreien prefe" publi3irten Nrtifel
erDdbnten uno unter benz Namen
uSartriegel" betannten 9edenzS trau1
gu erhalten miini9teu, biene Golgenbes
3ur Nntport.
Ser SartriegeI (Iateinii9: Ligu
strum vulgare unb englii6: Privet
ooer aud "~dog-wood'') 1T cine Yhan.
aeuart aus Der @attuug Der Oleaeeen.
@s fino meiit fraud. aber ou9 baum
artige 8emd6ie, init gegenieitigen glatt=
ranbigen 8lditern.
Ser 0artriegel tpd9t iiberal tpilb
in Siios unb Mitteleuropa big binauf
nod England. Su Norbamerita lit Der
etrau6 i6nea btimii6 9emoroeu uno
gebeibt in alien Staten Der Union aufs
ippiglte, Defenders aIs 9edenpHau5e.
Sic glltbeu fino meiB, baben einen
febr farfen iiiBli9en 9uft. Dte Bee
rem, melde meit ben gan3eu Winter
iiber am 9trau@e bdngen bleiben, ba,
BEN eiuen unangeuebmen berben Sc
f9mad, oienen aber bennoh ben 80
geln 86geln CUR Nabrung. sic liefern
uu9 einen bielbenuBten Jarbftoff. Das
9oI3 oes 2isuiers 1T = ME f6on Der
Name 6artriegel anbeutet, ungem6bn.
LID bart unb sdb unb wirb baber nit
8orliebe BON Dredslern bsrpenbet.
Qud @dubma9er 5 3wedeu tperben
aus oemfelben perfertigt.
Ser 9artriegel pertrdst bas Bef6nei=
bea nidt nur iebr gut, ionberR sebeibt
10 iippiger, ie 6iter mat ibu be-
fdneioet. St fommt aud i'm Qualm
Der Stdbte unb unter benz @matten
GROCER 8dume gut fort.
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9r. @aTersus, Der in gang Seras
ribmli9ft befannte Spe3ialif, bat fih
in HoIge 5ablrei@er an i'm ergalaener
Wuforoeruugen beranlaBt geieben, San
Wntonio einen Beiud ob3ufotten. Ct
bat i'm Maberid 9oteI, 3ir1mer
81 uub SO, Quartier genommen, mo- er
bon ieBt ab fonfultirt tueroen fann. Ct
bat feinen Mu%feutbalt auf 80 Sage feits
aefeBt. Dr. Wafersug bot nit grobem
grfolge in Dallas unb in alIen gr6Bes
rem Stdbten bes Staates pratti3irt unb
lid In ieinen Sps3ialitdteu iiberal aus.
ge3eidnet. Wer berbinbert fein iolte,
ben Or. Waier3us peri6nli6 auf3us
1uben, fam NIT ibm in 2orresponben3
treten. 13.1,tum1W
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Gan Mntonip. 26. Sau., '8S.
Sin 9euffd,=S eronfr fir 0emtidt.Of
Mfrtfa.
4lr3li9 betam be, @alpeifoner @ot
ton 8 8roter &obert 8ornefelo elm
56relben bon benz 0olftanbe Der beut
den nOifafrifanifhen @oionifatioas
aefeal6aft" in Berlin, in nelhem er
rfu9t purbe, fir bic 8eieaiAaft einen
.udtiaen beutl6 $ ttraniidsn 5armer
iusfin6ig gu MAIDEN, Der seeignet er.
diene. bic @ingeborenen 3an5ibars
unb t~iberbaupt Der Diiafrlfanil6en &iite
in Der Gultur ber BaummoQe sl un-
termeiien.
6err Bornefelb glaubte in Oerrt1
&arl 2auterborn bon Columbus bic ges
eignetite peri6nli9feit gu erbliden unb
oieier aeigte n6 aud bereit, auf ben
ibm angebotenen 2ontraet einsugebem.
Dana6 perpfli6tet er fi6. minbehens
4 Sabre in 3anaibar gu bIeiben uub
3tDar unter Den bentbar g%iinlttgffen 8e=
oingunsen. Wtit Dem Dampfer rMa
ritana4 bat 0err Qauterborn am 25.
Sanuar bereits bic &eiie mad OfsGfs
rita angetreten.
Mit benz Oampfer purben aud 10
8onnen beften tpeffteranil9en 8aume
moliamens b~ef6rbert, Der fir bic off
afrifanif6en gottoneultur.8 eriude Der.
uen6et tperben fou.
gs brau6t ni@t erit betort 3u tper.
ben, BON tuelder Widtigfeit bieie erfien
Ielfude, Baumtpolle an Der Riffe bon
Oitafrifa 81 siebeu, perben f6nnen.
Die eIimatiiden 0erbdltniKe finb bort
onndbern6 bieielben, pie in l1nters
4egppten, mo man befanntli9 nit gros
gem @rfofae BaumuoIe probucirt. unb
&c 1T baber aiemli9 tpabrf6einli6, baB
aud bic neuen Experiments in 3au3i.
bar erfolgrei6 fem tper6en.
SIR ben 8aumtpou . pHan5er Der
ameritaniiden Gtbfaoten 1T bas nur
elm Gruro ,nebr. in bas bisber iibIi9e
Ginerlei bon ,Gorn ltnb Cotton" Ell.
nise Abtuedieluns gu bringen.
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sar Seine Gamilie lOlte oeridumet,
in benz 6leii6- unb &aun.W aorenaes
f6dft bes 6errn 6rant Broom, SO. 2O6
SolebabsS traBe eineu probeeinfauf at
MAIDEN. 9err 8rown bat fid ourh
bic 8or3igli9feit feiner ielbffabri3irten
Wurfts unb &au1waaren bic CUNT
Der Geiui9mefer erworben. Ct bdlt
betdnoig auf 9ager: fel5ftgerdu9erte
S4infen, Sped unO 3unsen; 3au9.,
Wiir3s uno P6tels Gletf1, S1meins.
wiirie. @eroelat=, 2eber., GnobiouAz
unb Wiener : Wurft, sGwartemogen,
BIutDurit. Bologna, @hmeinefett uno
frif9es 5leii@ BON ieber @attuns.
Grant 3 n,
Sslepbon $50. 80. 206 @ole6abfr.
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4us bent luitigem GreH5erleben.
Ourdtanste uddte, in oenen man
nidt mi6e miro.

Gin Witarbeiter bes American Ma
gazine" llefert cine trefflth g~elun4ene
Seitreibung elmer Sanjgeieai9aft Ia
etnem %entlegenen 6iinnb; fieoelteu 5heils
uon 8ireinien.
Sol6e 8eieli6aften geb6ren bort
5u ben @reigntfen BON GROCER 8eoeuz
tung, unb Greunb uno Befannte aus
benz nmtreiie bon uielen Meilen feaen
fi6 ba3u elm. Sogar aus bena6barten
Counties tommen fe betbti, u1o uenn
es cine Sugerelfe ober felbt mebr TO
ttet. INN an Ort uub STEELE gu %gelaugen.
Wan reif ba bauptid6li4 3u pferbe
tinb ba bic Wsee meit febr f6ledt finb
uno Grtden gu ben unbetannten 0ine
gen gebbren, 10 muB it@ bic &eiie auf
ole 3eit BON @onnenaufgans Big Son.
nenuntergang bef9rdnten. 9rob Dies
Ter Sei6werben febt mat baun aber
aud NOD bic gan3e Nadt bic 2ufbar.
teit fort un6 amhfrt fid mad Gtdften
Nlt uuo Sung nimmt bd am Sanae
5beil, Der MIR unterbrohen miro, tuenu
es I'm Mitteruadt gum MabIe aebt,
uno oann gegen 3dsesanbru9 aum TO-
senanrten nftiBsu SmbiB", mo Sudden
uno @onfeet, etngema9te Grii9te urb
&ahee ierDirt tperben
ST bic Some a%ufgesangeu, 10 Be-
fteisen bic 8a0safte ibre pferbe,
um bic bef9werli6e oieltunbige 9etms
relie tpieber an3utreten. Sic miiHen
bic paar Stunben gergnii9en NIT gro.
Ben Strapa5en be3ablen, aber biele ad.
ben, ausoauernoeu Nnfebler tpelsen
aud niGt 10 lei6t babin, tpie uniere
moOernen @eieIi@afts : Sreibbaus<
pflan3en.
Sn ben Sagen bes glodbauIes uno
Der erlten Nnieoler pareu in ben u6rD.
liden Staten iene bic ganse yea9t
binburd bauernben 3dnae qana ollaes
mein unb Gilt unb Sung rabm an ben.
felben She'll. Das mar Elm barter,
ausbauernoer Menf6eni9lag. rpabrs
i9einlt9, neil fe Nrbeit uno grboluna
rl9ttg gu Dertbeilen tpuBten unb neil
he 1lur tpenig Me6icitl nabmeu, sic
erfreuten fid zines riffiaen NIters,
neil fie Die 0eiImittsl fir ibre fleiuen
Getoe1 in ben bon Der Natur gebotenen
9ilfsmitteln fanben, in ben Wur,eIn
unb &rdutern, tpie He Walo uno SSeIb
ibnen barbDt. 9iefe beiIfen fe l,nb
binterlieBen feine lblen Ma6mirfunaeu.
Die gegenwdrtise Generation tpiiroe
geiunoer unb tdftiser fein, unb He
mtr6e fid beg Daieins better erfreuen
fSnner, tuenn fie fi6 mebr auf ieue nos
tirli@en 0eilmitteI berlieBe, aIs auf
bic gefdbrIi9en mineraIif6en prdpa.
rate. I'm ieiuen Mitmeni1en @eIegen-
belt gu geben, btefe erlteren tennen su
lernen, baben bic 6erren $. $. War.
ner & Co., bic 8eiiber bon Waruers
Safe Cure, nod ben beften alteu Re=
eepten, bic nod CUR 3eit Der 8lpdbntten
benubt Durben, cine Mnsabl BON Mebi.
earlenien berffeQen Iafen, bic unter
benz 8efammtnamen bon vWarners
8Iodbatten . 0tilmitteI" betannt finb.
Inter biefen befinbet i1 elm Sarlopos
rila. elm 9opfeu : 8ubu : WitteI. elm
9uitens unb S6minbfu6tsmittel, Elm
@Ttract fir duBerliden unb inEerIi6en
@ebrau6, Sober : pilen, Elm Roiens
grean ge9en Gatarrb, Elm Mittel sur
stdrfnna her &opfbaut, fomie elm po.
roles pfofer.
Das ales finb uegetabilifde prdpa,
rate, bic D6uig barmloier Watur finb.
IS finb oies senau bieielben 0eilmitteI,
BITE bon unferen 8~orfobren nit 10 gro.
gem grfolge angeman0t murbeu.
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= Ghamberloins 9useus uno 0auts
saIbe TT cine i9ere 0eilnng fir iDunbe
8rufmaraen, 9autausidIdee, S9orf.
Ile6ten. 0dmorrboiben unb ole anbe=
rem idmerabaften 9auttrantbeiten unb
uniibertrofen ftir f6limme Nugen.
Gum 8er.auf bel &C. Gohn & Co.,
Ode Meif Commerce u. SiibsO ffiraBs.
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Sort NIT Der ,,tutloem" Wtebaud,t ,


IS 1T balb 3eit, - beiBt es in elmer
Gorresponoen3 bes 6riebri1sburaer
Wobenblattes = baB mir in anoere
Babnen in getreff unferer 0iebaudt
e~iulenfen; 70 fam es ni9t mebr fortge.
ben. @lr miiiiea unferen Ntebffanb
rebu5iren uno Sta0fhtteruug einfibren.
Bon Sabr 3u Sabr nib ole Meibe oes
9lebes flsiner unb Der Wabrungsmanael
gr6Ber. @ir, bic GARNER, lino leIbh
i6ulb oaran: Sober, Der es einigerma.
BEN MAIDEN fam, fen8t fem ganaes
Gano 10 f6nea ME m6Sli6 elm, UNI cine
Stand fir feline 9ferbe uno Galber au
baben, fein 8ieb, uno mag es aud uot
10 pieI ieir. fam fid ia auf oem 2anbe
ieiner Wa9baru, bic nod feline gu.
itures etri6ten to, men, e%rndbren.
@dbrsno bes Sommers piro bann
oas his6en @ras auf benz
freien 2anO p6aig abgepeibet, 10 baB
fir ben Winter ni9ts iibrig bleibt.
2ommen baun bic f6le6ten Wlntertage,
10 trelbt gang einfa1 Der palturez 8e.
iiBer, feiu Bieb In ieinen nit gutem
@ras ~beftanbenen pature; udbreno
oes drmeren Na6bars 8ieb suIeben
fam, tpie es etmas betommt. 8efst
oaun oerielbe ni6t cine unma6e BON
Gutter, 70 tpirb Elm GROCER She'll leiues
8lebes au @runbe geben, Inn ibm
i@lieBll6 nod bic game G9ulb bel.
3umeFen. Meiner gni9t nod ioute
aud Serienige, Der fein gau3ss 2anb,
ooet ben sr6bten SbeiI beFelben e%infeuat,
a~ngebalten uer6en, aud fein @ieb ouf
biefsm feinem 2aHoe feitsubaIten, unb
ni9t frei berumlaufen gu lafien.
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f,eute 0nrmitfoo trof Elm

0eute 8ormittag traf elm aus
brei3ebn pullman.Gars b~eifebenber ggs
e~urfions3ug aus Rew Dort bier elm.
Derielbe III bauptfdGli3 nit DaKagie
rem aus Bottom, Rsu Dorf, pbila6el.
pbia &c. beiebt. Die g~reurfon,5tem
bIeibeu ben Sag iiber bier uub nebmen
bic Gtabt unb lmgegenb in NueenIGeia.
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9eitele 2rantbeiten beiber 8es
idle6ter gttinbli9 gebeilt. Senbe 10
@ts. in 8riefmalten fur Bud. Mbref-
fire: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26

SIN Staats.S etreiartat gu 9tuitin
fino bic .San Nntonio Goal Company
unb bic nNlianee Cooperative NRoeias
tion" bon COB Gountp re9iftrirt
pprben.
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= Cine bolle Dofis bon CHAMBER
lains 9ufenmittel pirb Der grtdltung
Durbeugen, tpeun beim erften Symptom
anseuanbt. Gum 8erfauf BEL @.
@obu & Co., gde Meft Commerce
uub GibsO fitrabe.
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- Ser iber3eueenbe 8emeis fiir ben
Wertb bon @bamberIain's 0ufens
MltteI 1T elm 8eriu6. Gum 0ertauf
BET &. @obn & Co., gde Me}ts
@ommerces lno SibsO ffrabe.
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Woktauf! Oos erHe 6pm

-Y0Bt duf! O0s erFe S1llp'
tom BON aeuHbuffen 1T 0eiierfeit unb
tuenr Gbamberlains 9uifen > Mebisin
angetpanbt unb fortgebrau9t miro, 70
fam bic ssfdbrli6e Rrautbeit edn5li9
obsemenbet unb ale @efobr permieoen
iDeroeu. Gum Nertauf bel q. o b n
& Co., @de @et Commerce. unb
StD. OftraBe.
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Gard.

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye. Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws Of 1eAas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. L. L. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.
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Smdleus mrnsea.galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der MeIt fir S&uitts
luetf6unsen, gef9mare, Sieber. vub &aut.
ausf6Ias, GIe@te, %gefprunsens Sdnbe, &rof.
beulen uub ale Sautfrantbeiten furtrt Sa.
merrkoihen ober feline B~e3abIuna. 86Iiae
Classification earanttrt ODER bas geIb ptrb
suri6erfattet. rs Gents bic Sda4teI bel u
Dreib
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S@r SobnonB ros. Iisfern bic
beften unb ~bilisfteH DrudlaGen. @ebt
~ ibaen.
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hr Geinfe unb biuigfie Grudia,
DER BET 5 obno 0ros.
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: Sn @isn siebt es 657 abDofaten.
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Hefauraticn unb 6pteI
III 0erbinbuus nit einsm Bar . @oom erfen
aanses. DoS~ Simmer fnb au raifouableu
Rrstfsu 81 ssrmtstben. lot 16,3,t-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-22
LOCALS IN MINION.

A cyclopedia which presents concise and
readable biographical sketches together with
choice and characteristic selections from the
writings of eminent authors Of all ages and
all nations, surely ought to be in great popu-
lar demand if its cost were not prohibitory.
Such work is Alden's Cyclopedia of Uni
versal Literature, volume vi of which con-
tains 479 pages, large type, beautifully print
ed and bound, and includes within it the
names Of eIghty-two eminent authors, among
which are Dana, Dante, Darwin, Daudet,
Jefferson Davis, Sir Humphrey Davy, Defoe
(of Robinson Crusoe fane), Demosthenes,
DeQuincey, Descartes, Dickens, Disraeli,
Doddrldge, and Douglas 1t would seem
hardly possible to plan any literary work
more eminently readable and interesting, if
the compiling and editing were we'll done
and the nearly universal verdict seems to be
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Persomals.-The JOURNAL is glad to
learn of the appointment Of D. G.
Percy, formerly of this place, as time
keeper in the B. & O. rolling mill at
Cumberland. He is competent and
reliable.
John T. Hooking, of Meyersdale,
Pa, formerly of Frostburg, was over
here last Sunday and Monday, the
first visit in six years. He has been
in bad health for some time, but in
energy he is the same good business
man of yore. While here he was the
guest OF William T. Oats. The temp
tation to call on the JOURNAL, as is
usual with all discriminating visitors,
could not be resisted. Hence, there
was pleasant tete-a-tete about the
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DECEMBER %, 1888.

that this is very we'll done indeed. And the
price! Only the literary Revolution could
have accomplished such a wonder-5O cents
a volume for these beautiful cloth-bound
books, or 60 cents for half Morocco binding!
The publisher offers sample volume to any
one with privilege Of return if not satisfacto-
ry. Anyone interested in high class litera-
ture ought to send for Mr.. Alden's large cata
logue of standard books, which is free to any
applicant. Address John B. Alden, Publish
er, 1893 Pearl street, New York, or PIG Clark
street, Chicago.
For full measure and running over a fine
example may be found in Demorests Month
ly Magazine for January, which has just
arrived The water color, 1.-The Birth of the
New Year," is beautifully executed, and
forms valuable addition to the series which
is promised to run during the year. The
second of the superbly illustrated New York
first, and one of the great advantages of these
articles is that each is complete in itself. If
you want to know all about the great metrop-
oils, you should buy "Demorest's'' and visit
the city through its pages. You will find it
rich treat. We wish every girl could read
the articles on Reading for Girls that are
now appearing, and the mothers, too, could
family from baby up to the lord and mas
ter" is fully provided for, making 1t in the
fullest sense, family magazine" Publish
ed by w. Jennings Demorest, Is East 14th
St., New York.
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COUNTY NEWS.

B'eUftfes. - The controversy over
sanctiication at Oldtown has become
so animated that a number of the
brethren take their brass knuckles
with them to meeting.
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Holiday Excursion Tickets.-The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
will sell cheap excursion tickets be-
tween all ticket stations on its lines
east of the Ohio river, on December
%, %, "a, %, 80 and 81, 1888, and on
January l, 1889, good for return pas
sage until January 3, 1889. inclusive.
CtMbs.-The JOURNAL will furnish
old or neso subscribers with the follow
ing publications for 1889 at the rates
given:
Trifet's GALAXY Of .Nusic, price 81, for. s 10
Demorests 4Nonthly i" ?, " %. 16O
Godey's Ladys Book, 2, " -. 1.6O
Scientific american, g 3, " -. $50
If you don't see in the above list
wha1 you want, cali for it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-22

"blessed times of old" and the glories
Of the latter days. The JOURNAL is
glad to see that he is on the mend, and
hopes to chronicle more numerous and
frequent visits to the old stamping
ground.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-22

Real Estate Transfers. - Among
those recently noted are the following {:
John Davis to David J. Davis, lots, Nos.
Ill, 112 and lib in McCulloh's addition to
Frostburg, 81 900.
George Lashbaugh and wife to Ross K.
Snyder and Edward r. Grant, lots No. 2 and
3 in Ross and Michael's addition to Barton,
$500.
Mary G.. Getty to John T. Foley, lot on
Main street in Westernport, 1925.
Charles w. Duckworth and wife to Isary
D. A. Lewis, lot on Spring street, Western
port, $500.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-22

Personal. F. Mayer was
elected president of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company Wednesday.
Misses Kate Standish and Lizzie
Porter, of Homecoming, were among
Frostburg friends Thursday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.

A Hustler.-The Philipsburg Pa.)
Ledger of recent date tells the follow
ing. The story goes to show what
some Frostpurg blood is made of when
it enjoys plenty of swing. George is
the youngest son of Mrs. Simon Hook
ing, and his youth makes his CONNER
,cial achievements all the more credit
able to him:
Mr.. George Hooking, travelling salesman
for the hardware firm, Messrs. J. NJ. Hale &
Co., secured an order for that firm last week,
of $500. The buyers were Messrs. Steven
son & Undercoffer, of Woodland, who are
starting hardware store at that place. The
buyers were slow to believe that Messrs Hale
& Co. could compete with city prices, but on
investigation and comparison found that
they could, by placing their entire order
with them, do better, and they so placed it.
The sale is big one, and Mr.. Hooking de-
serves all praise for boldly going into the
market against city firms and getting there.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

=" So your sons are all through college,
are they ?" asked Mrs. Smiley of Mrs.
Lofty.
"Yes, indeed" replied Mrs. Lofty.
" The dear fellows! l am so proud of
them! Each of them made his mark
Only think of it! George won the gold
medal for being the best polo player in
his class -
"Indeed !' ..-
"Oh, yes, and Harry was never beaten
once at lawn tennis during the last two
years he was in college, He has ever so
many badges and medals."
"Hew gratifying to you p
"Indeed itisl And my son Will went
ahead of his whole class ct baseball, and
is regarded as the most promising FIRST
base the college ever turned outl We
are all SO proud Of him But al our
hopes are centered in our SON Leo, who
graduated two years ago. he has come
out winner in every boat race be has
rowed; and only think Of it, we nsed to
really fear that it was waste of time and
money to send him to college at all He
seemed 80 Indifferent about . college edu-
cation. But be has turned ont grandly
We are so proud Of al our boys."-Ds-
troit Free Press.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

When Mrs. Smith was in Paris she paid
fabulous sum for . sort of bourette
cloth that had at intervals something
like caterpillars woven into the loose
mesh of the wool The weather is cool
enough to wear that odd but fine attire,
and she longed to exhibit her unique toilet.
She laid the dress out and bade her new
dressing-maid remove the hastings that
held some plating in place during its
travels. She left the luncheon table at
two and found her smart maid with Q
sharp pair of scissors picking out the
chinks Of colered floss silk that had made
so gorgeous Q material of 0 plain bou-
rette.
"They looked for all the world like
caterpillars, ma'am," said the girl, "but
I've got the most of 'em of"
Mrs. Smith sat down and wept, bat the
unfeeling husband, Smith, laughed and
declared that he hadn't been 90 tickled
since he touched . woman in . theatre
and said +" You have . spider on your
shoulder, ma'am," aud the woman jumped
to her feet and screamed, "Take it off
Where is it ?" Then Smith pointed out
finely executed spider in enamel for
which she had paid $25 and had pinned
carefully on her shoulder before leaving
the house.