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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
Scholars on a Picnic

The First, Second and Fourth Grades.
with their respective teachers. Misses
Riordan, Brady and Redmond. went on a
picnic after school hours this afternoon
out on Mr. Coolahan's farm. A good
time was anticipated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
NOTICE.

The Local Improvement Association
will hold MEETING MONDAY EVE
MING; June %. in the School Room OF
the Mission Chapel at o'clock z. NJ
ALI members are requested to be in at
tendance. j. WRIT RANDALL.
623 Secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

Gasoline StoCes save fuel, time aud labor
and dispenses with heat In the house dur
ing the summer months. Call at Clayton s
and examine his stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

This paper is circulated and read By
,oore people In Annapolis, than any other
naper Published here, and IL Is the best
Medium for advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
TRY q Glass

Of Soda Water at the City Drug Store.
Sparkling. Delicious, Healthy and Ice
Cold New drink-Orangc Credm Soda
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
LOS 81

Left on the train for Bay Ridge yesterday a
pair of steeI SPEGTACLES. The finder will
be rewardei If left at shis Office. 62jlw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
LOCAL JoTTINGS.

There are five Fridays aud Saturdays in
this month.
The fragrance OF new mown hay now
scents the air
The mercury is now respected for its
high standing.
The poets call the present month 1.-The
rose Tipped June.
A coat should now be left unbuttoned
SO as to show the vest
Aud now Is ii bot enough for your Is
The Oft repeated question.
The Sabbath school picnic will now be-
come an agitating subject
What the average boy wants this season
is = first class bumblebee hat.
Our town is growing handsomcr and
more attractive every day.
On the night OF July 22d the next eclipse
ollhe moon viii take place.
The Month of Roses, may be applied
10 June very appropriately this year.
Dogs are net allowed to pick their com
pany That is why you often see SO
deg out walking with fifteen cent man
Tie lime freely in frightening up home
Surroundings; toss the Jumps in maIshy
places or cesspools. aud thus purify the
. air
The Board Of School Commissioners
viii meet to morrow when a successor IN
The Board of Trustees 10 Mr.. Thes. Ire-
land will be appointed Mr. Edward Pow
e's Is mentioned as bis successor.
The State Museum has received an ar
TOW, one Of six. taken in 1867 from the
body Of soldier found in the Missouri
'iser between Fort Benton aud Sioux
city.
The Annapolis Glass Factory shuts
down tomorrow night. ewing to break
ave- 10 the tank aud the work of repair
vii begin at once.
When TIE blood is loaded with impure
~ asa. Tue whole system becomes disordered.
1als condition Of things cannot last long
Without serious results. In such cases. I
powerful Alternative is needed, such as
aver Sarkanar;lf4 IL npver tails and d ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
OFFICE HOURS.

WEEK DAYs-sa. IN. 10 p, III.
i sUNDAYs,-9to 10 q. m. TO p NJ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
TIME TABLES.
,,.noIi., w. s. u. Railroad.
.-..no,l. s baltimore short Line r. X.

.s,er sunday. June nth 1888, pas
..,,r trains viii iease Annapolis as io'l""s
tgavg AsSAPoLfs, AAlhiyh - ~ y.
AVE al ...6f0 a. IA. arrive ~ ~ a. IL
f020a. m. 4,oV u ~.
4,lj p, IN. % y Nv
e.trtuoRE. lARRIvEIN AHNAPoLIs.
LkANb "N' ;4Ia. m. Arrive at...-a. $40 u. IN,
coop, IN. S.tV y ms
6.20p. N. too Y. IN.
,osvo baltimore 9.l5 o. IN. Arrive Roand
ny Pave We "a uud Bay $50 p IN. Arrive Balti-
W. freight leaves Baltimore at $50 a. m.
Annapolis at $40 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
leave Annapolis at $50 a. m. AMI Alb p. n.--
Hq Ieaye baltimore at 9I5 a. m, zoe p. m and
co .. m,
preghts received and dispatched daily, al
fVa''''' 9. 81. LEILICH. Gen'l. Manager.
ALERT WEIGH, Genl. Agt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
AN TED
EoR. SALE

COLORED wONTAN-Good plain cook
Apply at No. AZ College Avenue. 625lw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

Hand Printing Presses. self mixing, Wood
Turning Lathe; Foot Power; ! Horse Steam
Engine. Cheap No 203 ). Charles St., Ratio.
Md. j. G. OBERLANDER. G&5lw
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g&rEs OF AOvEaFasHsS'

- arst insertion, 4t'VVt sua,sI
One lncn ls,a Is 80 cents. Liberal rates made
quent ,aadiyertsing by the month OF year II,
~, t tasie o. square viii constitute mn
sqnare. a,nouncement Of marriages anu
0rdiaars, mi obituary notices VIII DC charg-
deaths half the usual rates OF adVersis-
ing. -, .otiees ana political or special COM
~ .St.sfIons. 5 cents per line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
LOST

On the corner of Carroll asd North West
Street. ir " GOLD EYE GLASSES The
finder will De suitably rewarded by returning
them 10 No. rs Carroll Street. 6slw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
WANTED

To purchase set O. DOCUMENTS OF the
Legislature of l~52. Apply at this . &C. 2sw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

On Monday night, June IS. between No. 2
Engine House and Maryland Hotel corner,
A liberal reward will be given If returded to
6Solw WASH q. BASIL, Main ST.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

Will be sold cheap at Magistrates Office of
Mr.. rho. Basil, on Conduit Street.one Wheeler
g. Wilson Sewing Maching, and one Walnut
Crib. 62iw
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
Unknown Sensations.

In an article on "Problematical Organs
of Sense" by Sir John Lubbock, in the
Popular Scicace Monthly for November he
says: Sound is the sensation produced on
us when the vibrations of the air strike on
the drum of our ear. When they are few,
the sound is deep as they increase in
number, il becomes shriller and shriller,
but when they reach forty thousand in a
second they cease to be audible. Light is
the effect produced on US when waves of
light strike on the eye. When four hun
bred millions of millions of vibrations
of ether strike the retina in a second, they
produce red, and as the number increases
the color passes into orange, then yellow,
green, blue and violet. But between
forty thousand vibrations in a second and
four hundred millions of millions we have
no organ Of sense capable of receiving the
impression. Yet between these limits any
number of sensations may exist. We have
five senses, and sometimes fancy that no
Others are possible But it is obvious that
we cannot measure the infinite by our own
narrow limitations.
Moreover, looking at the question from
the ether side, we find in animals complex
organs of sense, richly supplied with nerves,
but the function of which we are as yet
powerleSs to explain. There may be fifty
other senses as different from ours as sound
is from sight; and even within the bound
aries OF our own senses there may be end
less sounds which we cannot hear, and col
ors as different as red from green, of which
we have no conception. These and a
thousand other questions remain for solu-
ton. The familiar world which surrounds
-us may be totally different place to other
animals. To them it may be full of music
which we cannot hear, Of color which we
cannot see, of sensations which we cannot
conceive
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
rIonkeys, Aversion to Crueltv

In Hindostan, where three varieties OF
sacred monkeys enjoy the freedom of every
town, those four-handed pensioners often
assist the police in enforcing the riot laws
by charging en- masse for the scene OF
every dog fight and schoolboy scufHe.
They will rescue worried cats, and, for
greater security, deposit them on the next
roof, or suppress rowdyism In general, the
stout Rhesus baboon, for instance, being
physically as well as morally qualified to
quell the aggressive disposition of the
fercest cur. On the platform of public
warehouse the British residents OF Agra a
few years ago witnessed a scene which put
that character trait in even stronger
light. A little street Arab had spread his
pallet in the shade of stack of country
produce, and had just dropped asleep,
the proprietor of the Planters Hotel
strolled up with pet leopard that had
learned TO accompany him in all his ram
bles. A troop of tramp monkeys had
taken post on the opposite end of the shed,
and, like the beggar boy, seemed to enjoy a
comfortable siestG, but at ght speckled
intruder the whole gang charged along
the platform like squadron of spahis, and
instantly forming semieircle about the
little sleeper, faced the leopard with
bristling Names evidently resolved to de-
feat the suspected purpose Of his visit
-Feliz L. Osicdld, II. ID.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
FT1HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
county OF Sacramento hereby give notice
that general election will be held throughout
the State of California on
Tuesday. the sixth day of November,
a. d. 1888,
When the following officers will be elected. viz
Eight Electors OF President and Vice-P resi-
dent of the United States
One Representative to the Congress of the
United States for the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
One State Senator for the Thirteenth seua-
torial District, comprising the county of Saera-
nento.
one Assembiyman for all that portion of Sac
ramento county comprising the First and Third
Wards of the City of Sacramento.
One Assemblyman for all that portion of Sac
ramepto county comprising the Second and
Fourth Wards OF Sacramento city, and
One AsSemblymam for all that portion of Sac
ramento county not included in the Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Assembly Districts.
Also, one Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
for the unexpired term ending January 1891 !,
vice Niles Seals, appointed
Also, one Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court for the unexpired Term ending January
1891. vice Z. W. McKinstry, resigned.
Also, one Judge OF the Superior Court in and
for tle county of Sacramento. for the term end
ing January, 1891, vice John w. Armstrong, ap-
pointed.
And notice is hereby given that there will be
submitted to be voted upon by ballot BY the
qualified electors of Sacramento county within
tneir respective districts, the following officers
viz:
l. One Superior Judge.
2 One State Senator
5. Three Members of Assembly.
4. County Clerk.
8. Sheriff
6. Treasurer
7. District Attorney.
s. Auditor and Recorder.
9. Public Administrator.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
POWDERLY A PROTECTIONIsT

am high tariff man and a pro-
tectionist, for the reason that I am
an American and a friend of Amer
lean labor. No workingman has ever
called for reduction, and no reduc-
for by the people. Weneed no tariff
tinkeriDg. We want protection from
one end of the country to the other
Touch not the tariff. Raise the du.
of foreign manufacture can come into
the country.-T. Y. Potoderly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29

The following are the Precincts, Poll
inG-Places, Judges and Inspectors of said
election:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

TO- Coroner.
II. Surveyor
Fourth Districts
10. Police Judge, Sacramento City.
II. Two Justices of the Peace City Of Sacra-
mento One Township Justice in said city, also
tW y" Justlces IN each Township outside the city
OF sacramento.
IS. Two Constables. City of Sacramento
16. Two Constables in each Township outside
Sacramento City.
II, One Road overseer in each Road District
IN Sacramento County,
The following are the Precincts, Poll
inG-Places, Judges and Inspectors of said
election:
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No. I.
Front to Fourth, north OF K-Polling place
southeast corner Third and J. Inspector, W. II.
Sherburn; Judges, J. J. Bauer and william H.
Ellis.
Precinct No. 2.
Fourth to Seventh, north of K-PoIling place
southeast corner Sixth and l. Inspector, Ed.
Allen.
Precinct No. 3.
Seventh 20 Tenth, north of K-Polling place
southeast corner Ninth and j. Inspector, i. P.
Scott; Judges, John Barrett and DR.. H. L. Nichols
Precinct No. 4.
Tenth to Twelfth, north of K-Polling place
southeast corner Tenth and j. inspector W. B.
Miller; Judges, J. N. Nilliken and Charles Bow
man.
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1.
Commencing at center of Second and K, run
ming south to 0: thence TO Four thence TO Y,
thence to the river aud up to center OF K-Poll-
ing place Ills Front street. Inspector, w. K.
Jones; Judges, Joseph HOpley and Jasper Drake.
Precinct No. 2.
Second to Fourth and Z to o street-Polling
place southeast corner Third and K. Inspector,
n j. MeNanus; Judges, Joseph Wiseman and
Donald Ross.
Precinct No. B.
Fourth to Sixth street. south OF K-PoNing
place Pacific Hotel Inspector, P. A. Miller;
Judges, W. d. Stalker and l.. L. Forrest.
Precinct No. 4.
Sixth to Eighth, south Of K street. Polling
place southeast corner Seventh and X. In
spector, S. w Butler; Judges, w. +. Huntoon
and Isadore Alexander.
Precinct No. &.
Eighth to Tenlh south of street-Poling
place SO X street. Inspector, James McNssser;
Judges C. Leonard and c. W. Humphreys.
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
Precinct No. L.
Tenth to Fourteenth, south ofK-Polling place
Eldred House, k street, between Tenth ard
Eleventh. Inspector John We'll; judges, E. B.
Wilson and W. ~. Ellis.
Precinct No 9.
Fourteenth to Nineteenth, south of X street
Polling place Seventeenth and (PSrkers
Lawson end W. A. Dashiell.
Precinct No. 8.
Nineteenth to Thirty-first, south of K street
Polling place Twentieth and o streets In
spector. John Stevens; Judges, Michael Hughes
and Warren Cole.
Precinct No. a.
Twelfth to Fourteenth, north of K street
Polling place northeast corner Twelfth and IL.
inspector, G. A. Denton; Judges. j. Il. Groth
and J.H Woods
Precinct No. 5.
Fourteenth to Eighteenth street, north OF X
Polling place Sixteenth and Is. Dryers store)
Inspector, F. A. sheppard; Judges, f. J. Clark
and J. R. Martyr
Precinct No. 6.
Eighteenth to Thirty first street. north ok
Polling place Twentieth and II streets (Seiben-
thaller 81. Inspector. Samuel Blair; Judges
Henry Dehn and George Davis.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29

Ninety-two thousand paupers was the
London census for September.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
ELECTION
Proclamation.
Slate OF California, !
Executive Department. {

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ General Election will be held throughout
the State of California
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-02

ct ermorbet tpor6en mar, unb rtaturges
maB lenfte ii6 Der 8eroa9t auf &if1
Gin, gegen tpel1en bann, = na9bem III
Deutf9lanb ale grbebungen gema9t
unb bic gegen i'm ipre9enben 8erba9tss
griinbe geniigsnb feifgefeut tuaren, =
bon Seiten bes 9eutI9en &ei9es Bel
ben Ser. Staaten Elm vMuslieferungss
8eiu9" geftelt tpurbe, tpel1es i'm 2aufe
Der lebten Wo9en Dor benz gunbesri1s
ter Sabin CUR Bodybuilding getommen
1T. Muf @runb Der Sbatia9en unb
3eugenausfageu bat bieier feline gnts
i9eibung babin getrofen, baB Der ge'
tannte 2ubmig &if9 ober &ii6te
ober &ii9fD bonn Mari9au bet
8~ereinigten Staten fir ben 6ifli9en
Siffrift npn Seras i'm GountD @efdng=
nib bon @albefton Comfy fur bic ffaz
tutengemdBe Nuslieferung u1ter Sc
tDabrfam gebalten, baB ELM 8efebl ers
lafen tDeroen folle, Die Nuslieferuness
Srore in Graft gu feBen, &C.
Ser gertbeibiger bes Nngeldul6igten
bat erfldrt, baB ct fofort einer Mntrag
fir Elm neues 8erb6r bor ben 8unbess
ri@ter ". parbee in Stem Orleans ftel'
len tper0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-02

= Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association" Der Ser. Staatert
bat iiber 49, 900 Mitglieber unb LIT
bielei6t bic itdrtite Organiiatiot Der
Mrt in Der Welt. Mr. Spbn SC. Stone,
Der 5etretqr unb S6abmeiiter go. 70
Dearborn StraBe, Chicago, iast, baB
ct felt stpan5ig Sabren suipeilen BON
&rdmpfen unb bili6ier Golif befa0en
tuurbe, bic i'm BON 3-6 Sage1t ans
8ett fefelten. Wdbrenb er in ct.
Bouts Der leBten Sabresperiammlung
Der MRociation beiuobnte, faufte ct fi9
cine Jlai@e bon nGbamberlains &oIit,
GboIera unb Siarrboe &emebD" unb
gebrau@t fte ieitbem nit gutem grfoIse.
gs 1T bic einaise Mebi3in, bic er ie &c,
fin6en, tDel6el cine i@neue uno bols
ftdabige Sur betperftelist. 2einer tarn
obne fie ii@er reiien. 8erfauft bon
&C.. @obn & Co., gde Meit sgomz
merees unb Stbofs9 traBe.
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Be5iebung gelobt unb g%ef6rbert gu tper.
ben berbient, ma9t man 4aupts unb
Staatss NftiDnen, ber6ffentli9t fpaltens
LANCE telegrapbifde Beri9te iiber ben
@erlauf Der Spiele uno lfen1pelt bic
Bali9lager gu nationalen 9elben. unb
nun gar erft bic preissefr6aten Milias
5Dlbdt9en! Man bereitet ben obeims
getebrten Giegern" gmpfdnge mnb
Banfette, als bdtten fe 6as 8aterlanb
gerettet ober als bdtten lie 8lut unb
2eben einseiebt, nm in erbittertem,
mdnnermproenbem Sample ben beimis
fden Seerb su bei6tben! Was bic
bunt.uniformirten iungen9err9en tpobl
fir @efi9ter gema9t baben piirben,
tpenr man ibnen 5ugemutbet bdtte, Die
tpirfli9en @trapaaen bes &rieges gu err
traseu, Sunser unb 9urit, Troft unb
6ibe unb bic 8ei1merben beg 9tenftes
unter bent 9rude elmer eiiernen 9iss
ctplin2 9anr tpirben fie tpobI balb
Gebrt sema6t uno gu Muttern auriids
gefebrt fem.
Sic eigentbumli6e &i9tung bes ar,e,
ritaniiden 8plts9arafters, ber Bel NIs
lem auf uebertrei6uns b%inbrdnet, 1T
au9 bic uria9e babott, baB 10 erf9re,
denb biele 9eute ni6t i'm @tanbe tnb,
beim GenuB berauf@enber @etrdnte bas
ri6tise MaB in~ne3ubalten. Mber bies
lit = ME geiagt 11ur Elm ein3elnes
Symptom iener ~nationalen &ranfbeit,
unb es 1T bod unfinn, ei1 einaelaes
Symptom ausrotten 5l tpolen, obne
ber sarae1 &ranfbeit an bic Wur3el gu
geben.
Man ertldre Der algemeinen nebers
treibuugsiu9t ben Rrieg, berfdaffe Der
tpabren MdBigfeit, nidt nur i'm @Ren
unb Srinfen, fonbern benz perfdnbiger
MoBbalten In allen Dingen INNER mehr
@eltung. uno tpenn man bamit @rfolg
bat, ban1l tpirb bic probibitionsbetpe.
suns fi6 gang bon felbf perfla6tisen!
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B@- Gum @arten : 3onaert i'm Mif.
ftons @arteu laben elm
&beiner & @auI.
MMerlet.

SSNS%S~tt
- Geltern tpurbe bic 4idbrige So1s
ter bes Soiepb 9enrp, am Nranfas
BOB $ 8abnbof t%ppbnbaft,- bon einem
Wager, Der bic pofia9en mad benz
Babnbof bringt, iiberfabren un5 getDbs
tet. 9as Sinh bate fi9 nit ibrem els
nige Sabre dlteren @ruber an bic etras
bencar angebdnst unb beioe fprangen
ab, als gerabe Der Wagen an Der Gar
boriiberfubr. Ser Sreiber periudte bic
pfsroe fofort an3ubalten; Der Sunge
fam sIidli6 boriiber, aber bic Tim fol.
genbe S@wefter gerietb inter bic Mas
genrdber uno erlag balb barauf ben cts
baltenen 8erieBungen. Der Sreiber
lit bon aIer S6ulb an benz ~befIagenss
tpertben unfaa freigelpro9en tuoroea.
Wie auBeror6entli9 tpeit bprges
f9ritten bic 9egetatiort bieles .Sabr
LIBERAL i'm Staate III, babon erbieIten
mir einen f@lagenoen 8emeis bur9 cine
Senbung Der 9erren 6. $. Mrnede 6
6obn III MrnedebiIe, 9eWitt gountp,
bic am 26. Ntai abgefanbt tpurbe, bic
aber leiber febr peripdtet in unfere
6dnbe gelangte. So NOR elm pdd6en,
bas cine 8aummel'6 taube NIT mebre.
rem 8lttben, unb bret fdon bOltdnbig
e~ntpideIten, menii aud nod tleine
2apieIn, entbieIi. Gin S9retben foIs
eenben Snbalts besleitete Die Senbung:
.Snliegenb iberienben mir Sbnen cine
Baumipolens Staube, tpel6e BON 9errn
Sobn Marr am Giinf : Mteilen ; @oletto
ge3ogen tpuroe. CT bat uagefdbr 5 big
6 Mder bieier 4rt in 9ultur." 9a tpirb
ipirb es mobl ni9t mebr LANCE bauern,
Bis De2Ditt @ountD = tDie getpbbnli9
ben nerften 8alen" liefertl
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2ebrIima aeimbt.

Glr infer aommifions . @sf3dft in 9eu.
earsbo iu6en mir einsu gut eraosenen iunaen
Mann, ber, aubsr beutid unb susIif9, einise
aeuutnife Der pantheon Spra9e befbt, unb
i'm ~lebrisen ni3t Obne SduItenntniFe III.
28ir beaablen anfansli6 Elm SaIdr bon $50
(meritaniides @elb) Bel freier @obnuns unb
sriu9en UNI ell senbdnbis ssi6riebeae 8e.
%iperbunasn Der @eaeetautsn an unfere gbreFe /:
6. Sold & s o.,
&, 5mtlmp 9arebo, &sras.
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GroBe 8arsains III etaOt @rnnOz
itiifen.

Gin finf3ig Mder u~mfaRenbes STUD
2anb, 9Iatt ME Elm Slid nit fetnem
8Dben, 6ftli6 bon Der 9tabt, amif6eH
8urnets unb 2amar-@ traBe unb itner>
balls 2 Meilen bonn Mittelpunft Der
Stabt ur6 3 8Iods bon ether ge9arters
ten StraBenbabnlinie unb Maferleitung
an Militdr Mbenue, lit ioeben in 2ots
bon biibf9er @r6Be unb in meiten
StraBen ausgelegt tpOrben. Sieie 2ots
fino iebt gum preife bon $50, $75 unb
800, auf lei9te Sermine ober ge8en
baar, gum 8erfauf. Guter 3itel unb
Marrentees 9eeos. Gommt fofort unb
mir aeisen gu6 biefe unb anbere
@runbfide, bic SIR sl einem Bargain
baben t6nnt.
@runbeigentbdmer i'm COUNTY, tpel9e
berfaufen moIen, m6geit uns bamit be-
a%uftraaen, ba mir biele Muftrdge bon
bier unb austpdrts baben.
gbas. 8. GignowitD & o.,
$50. l Weif 9ouffon StraBe.
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Ser @efriaeratpr 1T ssprt gaprth.

Sas teue Nn~ternebmen, hber tuel1eS
friiber f6on Wittbeilung- gema9t tpors
ben 1T, in Sort Mortb trranifdes
&inbbieb fir ben enslii6en Wtarft gu
i9Ia1ten unb in refrieerirtem 3uitanbe
auf eigens fit bieien 3med eingeri9tes
ten 9iblf9ifen bon @albefon aus BIZ.
reft mad 3onoon au b%ef0roern, 1T ieBt
gum Mbf9luB getommen. Die mans
9erlei S1pierigtsiten, tpel9e ftG benz
ielben in ben Weg fielten; finb gIiidli@
~iibertpunben moroen, unb bas fur Sort
Wortb uno fir einsm groBea She'll bes
teranif9en 8ieb5u6ts=S itriftes 10 bo9z
tpi9tige unb fDlgenrei6e nnternebmen
1T iebt cine ppaen6ete Sbatfa9e..
Ser &ontratt 1T 5tDif9en elmer teras
nii@en @eieaf6aft, gu pel6er u. a. bic
9erren Mattor, Mo9e, GaieD, 9ufbD
unb Meit geb6ren, unb Der nMetropo,
litan> Gleii9. Gompagnie bon 2onbon",
fir mel9e Serr u. S. 9obion Der in
Seras nobnenbe 0ertreter 1T, abges
f9loKen tpOrben. gs mhien bana6
monatti6 1858, 600 pfunn BON &inos
leif6 better &la1e geliefert tperben,
mel9e atpeimal per Wo9e mad 2onbon
abgef9idt perben iolen. I'm cine
Iol9e Mafle BON GIeii6 Iiefern au fOns
men, piirDe es fir bic &efrigerators
Gompaenie n6tbig rperben, tdgli1 gegen
200 Slid O6fen gu f6la@ten. Sn
Dem Gontratt lift auBerbem no9 be-
ftimmt, baB bic englil9e 2ompasnie
aud bic 9dute, &np9en, Sufe II. !. 10.
erbdlt.
@enrt es fi6 als cine Notbwenbigteit
b%erausHelt, tpirb bic Sort Wortb @es
feaf@aft ibre eiseuen S@la@tbdufer,
&hblun9s= &dumli9teiten u. E. 10. ber=
itellen; m6gli9erpeiie benubt He aud
bic f6on b%orbambenen 8orri9tungen.
Dos Stammfapital Der englii9en
@eleaf1aft betrdgt 81, 250, 900 unb 1T
baar eiube3ablt. Ser Gontraft 1T auf
cine Dauer BON finf Sabren abgei6loie
fen, unb bic fir bas 5leif@ barin an.
gefebten Preife iub berartig, baB fe
gepinnbringenb eri@einen. Natlrli9
hing ben @ei9dftsnuben au einem ni1t
unbetrd@tIi9eu Sbeile bon ben mebr
ober tueniser gintigen Gra@tidben BON
Sort Mprtb Big 5ur &afte ab. Mie
berlautet, lit bieie wi@tige Grage teBt
our bOllisen 3ufriebenbeit beiber inters
e~iirter Sbeile erlebigt unb fir bas reue
unternebmen elm giintiger grfoIg faft
nit Si9erbeit 3u boHen.
sHno elm 8lldlider @rfolg biefes ers
fen teranif9en &efrigerators @ei6dftes
miirbe uaturgemdB our Golge baben,
bob binnen Guraem tpeitere unterneb,
muigen berlelbet Mrt au1 at altberen
puntten bes 2anbes in bas Daiein ges
rufen uiirben. SIS ldge baan nabe 3u
boffen, baB aud bas San Nntonio'er
Refrigerator proieft, ipel9es 10 bdufg
f9on in 8etra9t ge3pgen unb INNER
tpieber suriidseftellt 1T, enbli9 our Der.
tpirfli9ung fdme. Marum iolte unfere
Stabt ni6t ebenfo gut &efrigerator.
6Ieif9 nod europa i9iden f6nner,
tpie Sort Mortb, unb tpenn nidt bon
Galbefton aus, 10 bod biellei@t bonn =
Mtanlas paB 9afen aus2
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