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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-16

@ei6dft fir 5eros uub @alpelton ieiu
wtirbe, = b~orausgeitbt bob @alpeitou
gum YerIhifungs : puntte betimmt
miirbe, -ldBt fi6 oaraus ermeRen, baB
-mie Elm fi6erll6 gepiester @ef6dftss
mann unb &e6ner. 6etr 4boue, in eis
ner l1nterreoung nit einem 8eri9terz
ftatter Der Sab. Stems" iagt, = feds.
bunbert Sonnen gei@la6teten &inbs
feii6es nebit ben 9duten ber Sbiere,
ibrer 96rner, 9ufen, Salg unb ionftie
gem 3u6eb6r, bic ameimal per Monat
mad @albeton fommen, bort beaabIt
tuerben, @berftgebtbren be3ablen unb
a%nberueitige Soften beruria6en, einen
ungefdbren @elbmertb BON $500, 900
per Sabr reprdientiten, unb babei-fiigt
9err I6oue binau-it bas @ei96ft nod
auf Der &inbbeitsitufe. Mas fein, bob i'd
gu entbuiatii9 bin, aber meine Mn1i1t
1T, baB bieies grport.unternebmen bon
grfolg besleitet fem pirb, unb tpenn
bas Der Gau 1T, baB Qaes, mas ber
Staat Seras iiber feinen eigenen 8ebari
binaus an &inbbieb probu3irt, iiber
oieien 9afen feinen Marft inben tuirb.
Dab es unter iol@en 8erbdltni1en i'm
uobloer ftan6enftsn SntereKe BON gaIs
pefon liegt, fi6 ben @rpott 6es Glei.
f9es, tpel6es bas englii9e Spnoifat aug
Seras erbdlt, gu li9ern unb ni6t gu
bulben, baB berielbe gum Beiipiel Seem
Orleans gu ieinem Qusgaugspunfte
nimmt, 1T gu iel%bitoerfdntlid, UNI
nod bes Na9meiies gu bebiirfen. Sal.
beton muB bic duBerften Nnfrengun.
gen MAIDEN, i'm eisenen SntereHe 10.
pobl mie in Dem bes gan5en @taates,
ber 8erf6ifunssplab fiir bic Nusfub,
bes teranii6en Jleii6es gu tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-16
8euscnperb5r int soampoo.Saue.


s. g. 2odmooo uuroe BON Sad
gpans Ing &reu3osrb6r genommett.
9egen bic Grage, OBJ er (2odmoob)
rl6t am 8. ooer 8. DECEMBER nit s..
w. Barnes geipro@en unb Db bieIer
i'm nidt gefragt babe, nit pem er in
STREET. geratben lei, proteltirte Ser
Staats Wftpalt. @benfo bagegen, baB
2odtpoob Gusiagen be3isli6 elmer ges
tpiRen 9epei9e MAIDEN folte. Nuf Die
oirette Grage: 9at Biibop (59wager
Sodpoob's) gebrobt, Sic 3u t6oten?
antmortete 2odmoob: sd babe ME
eine Depei9e ober einen Brief BON 8tz
ibop erbalten." @pans erpiberte:
rGarna9 babe i9 ri@t gefraqt, i'd fru0
oh ct ie georobt bat" 2odmoob: rOb,
sic meinet, i'd babe ME init Biibop
gefpro9en, unb er Ipra9 ME nit mir"
Jrau 2odtpoob ertennt in benz Mns
getlagten ben Mann, Der an ienem
4benb in isrem 9auie tpar unb folgIi6
aud bas Mttentat ~begangen baben mub.
9r. @upples beI9reibt bic Wunbe
uno Gbas 9ummel beseugt, baB elm ibm
Dorgelegter @bed bon S. ibm bon benz
Qngetlagten in ge3abIung fur Tif6ereis
utenfilien iibergeben morben fei.
0etr Serb. 6erf par beute (Dieus,
tag) Morgen ber erfte 3euse fir bic
Iertbeibigung. st farn etne tpen,1
aud MIR entfernte - NebnIi6teit stui.
l9en ben @@rift5igen besg mpfeblungss
8riefes bes Set. Oldham an s. 6.
Sodmoob uno benen bes 8anf1eds
1t6t feftfeQen un6 ertldrt, baB bic
9anbf6riften bon einanber uerf@ieben
finb.
9ierauf legte Mrs. @resotD, cine
g%ewobnerin oes 8oarbingbauies Der
Mrs. 2odbarbt, in !pel6em Der Mngez
tlagte wobnte, ibr 3eugniB ab. Sic
aiebt 5u 9rotpfoa, baB amt Montag
Mben6 6. MpriI) bas M~beabeKen u1s
gep69nli6 ipdt feroirt murbe; Der Mns
geflagte, NetDton, nabm baran She'll.
yta6 Dem @nen begaben fi1 biele Soft
gdnger, 3eugit eingef6loRen, nod benz
Yarlor, nm bic neu angefommenen
gil6er gu beli6tisen. Nemtou mar
e~benfals bort unb pertpeilte ettpa Z
9tunbe. Damn ging er I'M 81 ubr
aus. 3eugin fab i'm bas 3immer unb
bos 9aus D~erlafea; iea islbft cling bann
nit ber Mrs. Nepton nod beren 3imz
r1er uno plauoerte nit ibr. Nah aebn
ubr tebrte GER NetDton 3uriid. ST trat
bur4 bic Sbir Der @alerie elm, befanb
ii6 in Der eew6bnli9en 9timmung,
9rtBte, fprad uno 3eu9in aoe i6 banr
in ibr 3immer auriid. ibren Mann ers
tpartenb, ber auabenbli9 nod IL nbr
bon ber Office beimfebrt.
Siftrift > Nnmalt pai9al u~ntermarf
bic 3eusiu etnem i6arfen &reuaberb6r,
bod blieben ibre Nusiagen gnerf9itz
teri. Wuf bic Grage, tueBbalb fie ses
robe bic greigniHe beg Montag Nbenb
10 geuau i'm @ebd6tniB bebalten, ants
tportet iie. neil an ienem Mbeno bic
reuen 8ilber ansefommen paren.
3eusin traf BEN DIR. Nenton in eIei6.
mdBieer Giimmung am Dienfag BEN
g., giug nit ibm unb ieiner Grau sus
tpeilen aug, traf Jpn au9 auf ber
5traBe &C. Den @9nurrbart bat er
ON Jreitag abralren lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-16

sas- Serr s. s. Smith, ber &eifenbe
Der Gbieasoer Jirma Belforb, @larf &
So. bate bas l1nglad fb 6as Sanbs
gelent f@limm gu perfau@en. sd
bate srOBe s9mer3er gu leiben" fagte
ct ruab meine 9anb mar fart sei6wols
len, aber elm paar @iareibursen BON
ssChamberlains Pain Balm" befreiten
mid bon meinen 59meraen unb bets
trieben bic Nni6wequng in elmer Na@t,
10 .baB i9 meme Sbdtisfeit ni9t gu uns
terbre9en brau6te. Sd fam baber
"Chamberlains Pain Balm aug Der.
ibnli9er grfahrung empfebleh. Gum
8erfauf BEL 81. @obn & Co., s. Salt.
eper 6 5obn unb alen apotbefern.
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Sic Yriifmtt8 in ber Seutidj= em8liidJen
Gdhu(e.

6eute begannen in ber beuti6senglts
f9en 59ule bic abli6en . lters prhfun=
gen. 9ie 3bslinge batten bic beiben
S6ulgebdube unb bic &laKen3immer
gei9madpol nit @uirldnben, Blumen
unb Glagsen beforirt, iobab bas @an5e
einen iiberaus feitliden unb anmutbigen
@inbrud ma6te.
Ser auBerorbentli6 5ablrei9e 8eiu6
bDn Geiten bet Mnseb6rigen Der 36gs
hinge legte 3eugniB babon ab, Elm mie
reyes SntereKe bieielben an Dem Wirfen
bieler Mnifalt nebmeu. Sieielbe psrs
bient ba1elbe 1T Der Sbat aber au6 i'm
po1iten lmfauge.
Mie oas in ber beuti9sengl. S9ule
bon ieber ibIi9 gemeien 1T, bermieb
man aud biesmal GILES Blenbnert unb
S9augeprdnge, unb mas ben 9eiudern
geboten iDuroe, mar eben tpeiter Nidts,
als elm ginblid in bas Weben unb Wir.
fen bes alltdgli6en unterridts. Nber
geraoe Das lit enti9ieben bel meitem
mebr uertb, als bas BlenbenpoIen nit
austpenbig geIernten parabefid9en.
Sn ben fdmmtli9e1 bier Glafen, BON
bensn iebe apei berf6iebene .@rabe"
bat, 3eigte 1i9 bas Beftrebett Der 2ebrer,
bic n%eberbdufung nit @ebd6tniBs& ram
3u permeiben unb oafir um 10 tnebr
Die eisene Senffdbisteit Der &inber arts
auregeu unb gu trdftigen. Man ses
mint aus benz Beiu9e bieier prifun'
gen Die ueber3eugung, baB bic oeutf6s
englii1e S9ule folibe &efultate er3ielt,
unb ba6 es cine Nnitalt 1T, bic ben
9euti9en bon San Intonio gar ni9t
brinsenb eeuug ans 9er3 gelest tueroen
fam.
8eiben Gpra6en pirb in bieier gns
ifalt bieieIbe SorgfaIt un6 pfege aus
getpanbt, unb mir baben f@on tpiebers
bolt barauf btngemieien, elm pie auBer.
orbentli9 ~pertbnoles 8ilbungsmittel
-gan3 abaeIeben bon benz eminent
praftiI9en Wertbe Der Sa9e- BARN
liest, baB bic 36slines apei Spra@eu
slei6aeitig In Wort unb 69rift beberrs
f9en lernen.
Sie beutid=englii6e G9ule psrfist
iber iebr CUTE 2ebrtrdfte. Serr Wm.
Barbed, Der anertannt ti6tige unb urn.
idtise Setter Der Mnfialt, lebrt ipeciea
@eometrie uub pbpit, fOuie 9euti6,
M2iB Nait unterri1tet In Nritbmetit,
@rammatit unb 2eien, Mrs. pattid in
ben glementar : Gd@ern bes englii9en
2eiens uno Sdreibens, fotpie bes &e9.
mems unb 9err 8olB i'm beuti6en 9efen
unb S9reiben, iotuie in Mnidauunss=
unterri6t uno Naturgei9i9te. SIN
Gpanii1en, NORM ber nnterri6t ieboG
muir fatultatiu 1T, unterri9tet Mib
MontialDaSe.
Der 8eiu9 oer prifunsen Der beuti9s
englif9en S9ule getpdbrt uns ftets Elm
auBerorbentli9 groBes 8ereniieen
unb mir glauben beoba6tet su baben,
baB es g0en, tpel6e bic prifungen biez
Ter treffiden Mnfalt beiuden, ebenio
ergebt.
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Qantpfer Qsentnr.

Die sGreie prefie flr Sc
ras1 bertritt bic foISenben Sampfers
2inier, ertbeilt ale nabere Nustunft
tpegeit paiage nod unb BON europa
unb berfauft 9ampfi6iF. unb giiens
babnbiaete gu ben niebrisfen @aten.
Die Site Der boa uns r~eprdientirtetl
3inien 1T:
@Atabmrg . Mnterifaniide 9ampfs
fMifffabrts @eieui9aft.
8e6 Gtar 2inie (2fmttperpen).
Gpntpasnie 0enerale 9ranss
atlantiqme.
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= Seras finbet ausudrts inner
mebr dig fiinftiger Snbufriefaat 8e=
a@tung. 60 bat ber Mapor BON 9ous
iton gang Dor 9ur3em einen Brief bon
einem unternebmenben @ei6dftsmann
aus 0irsinien erbalten, norm bieier I'm
austunft iiber Soufon bittet, neil er
bic 4bfi6t babe, bort cine Jabrit 3ur
Infertigung bon 2oHern gu erridten.
8ie aus benz grief ~berporgebt, 1T es
benz S9reiber grnf nit feinem Wors
baben. Bic Grasen, pel@e Der 9err
ttelt'1, fagt Der Beri9t, yuerbea ole
getpiRenbaft beantportet, une bic 8ors
tbeile, wel6e 5oufton fir bas unternebs
men bietst, in bas 2i@t sefte0t tuerben.
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Wrpke 3iebmng ann 81,
Mai 1889.

@rfer 9 eminn: Gin feints por.
ceQau Safel Serbice bon 125 Stid.
3weiter Getpinn: Gin f66nes
porceQan Sbee @eruiee bon Sc @tiid
(aus ber Gabrit BON 9abilanb & Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm 9ertbe bon 81
fault, erbdlt elm 2oos fir bieie 2otterie.
MramiaS Yrescptt
@de 9oufons unb Soleba6 . @t,aBe.
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9entid Gnsliide 9dule.

gu BET auf 9ienifas unb Mittwo6
l16. unb II. t. d. fefsefebten 6fs
fentli6en prifuns tperben gIterr
8ormiinber uno 8ernanbte ber G6l.
ler. fouie ale S6ulfreuube bierburd
beftens eingelaben.
S9luB Der S9ule am II. 4pril.
@r6fnung bes neuen S9uIiabres am
SonHeritas ben 25. @priI.
Der'S 6uI.8 rano.
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@udIeus 9lrntca.salbe.

Die bette Gable Der Belt fur S@nitte,
Auetidungen, @efdpiire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausidlas. Gle6te, seiprunaene Sdnbe, 8rof.
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten ; turirt 9d.
mOrrboioen ober feline geaabIuna. 96dise
SatiSfaetion sarantirt ODER 6as @eIb piro
3uriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic GdadteI. Bum
gertauf in allen apotbefen. Dreib, Stomp.
fon G Co., @bolefaie.
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= 5ofmann, 9sfter & Co., 2eips
gig, 6dnbler in ungars, &beins unb
ben beriibmten SanitdtssW einen, tnb
bier bur9 &c E & Wabitab
bertreten, pel@e cine srpBe Nusmabl
bieier Weine an 9anb baben.
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~ Semanb, beKen 9erbauunss.
Organe in Orbnung finb, 1T ieIten
tranf. 8ereebt bas ME uno forst Boz
fir bur9 ben gelegentliden @ebrau9
BON ct. patrids pigen. Gum 8ertauf
BEL 81. Gobn 6 Co., s. 2alteser &
Gobn unb alien anbern Mpotbetern.
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ar So Bros. Iiefern bic
befen uno biligfteu Srudia@en @ebi
gu ibnen.
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gg- WoQt Sbr einen Nu3us rod
MhaB gema9t bab.n, ber perfect iibt, 10
tpenbet gu@ on pancpaf & 6obn.
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sd> Gin febr completes Eager bon
6emben, nnteraeug, unb Serren : 3ois
letten'a rtiteIn ftbrcn pancoaf &
Sobn.
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sar Gifa- unb Gtrobbite.
neue fir bic Sommerfaifou BET Ban.
coat & @obn.
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~ @ogGan Brps. baben ben
siniigen erfubrenen unb 3uberIdiigen
ytaIDitimmer In ber Gtaot. pianps
iusrbsn fur 81 seiiimmt uuS bic arbeit
iuiyb Garantirt.
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sar 8. @oIffon bat ioeben cine
groBe Senbung bon f6tpar3en @pIins
bersStten erbaIten.
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A. N. Galloway
photograph,
Alb OF. SOufOu.s trase, San g(ntOnio,
Teras.
Siefert bic
btften Silbtr 1T stras.

CT Fat siusn ausgssei6nsten MaIer
anseftelIt uub sarantirt uorsusIi6e sluss
fiibruns grocer Bilbsr su niebriseren
preiien, als irsenbpo anbers.
Dos gtabliFemeut Bat eineu eroBen
auf erIanet unb 1iemanb fonie beridus
men. feline Photographic bort nebnerl
oSer ieiH Bib maIeu su lafen.
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Wenu sic Sbr 2eben su perF6ern
beabF@tisen, 10 i@ieben sic Sic
gnti6eibung bariiber auf, bis Sic bic
MetboOen, &eseIu unb geftimmunsen
Der washington Life Insurance Com
pany" bon Netp Oort sepraft baben.
3uperIdiise unb amtIi6e Snformatio=
men tDerben Glen ertbeiIt, Sic fi9 bafir
intereifren.
DAY, KAMPE & co.,
asenten fur Seras, Obio unb 2entudp.
Office: go. 80 unb "a Rampmann=
8ebdube, San Intonio, Seras.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-03

4onlv eight innings played.
The following are the names Of players,
positions aud batting order of the Lam
bertville Club, for tomorrow: Knowlan,
centre field; Trusty, catcher; Hurley,
pitcher; Callan, cd base; Wolverton, short
stop; s. Thorne, LIST base; Schenck, left
field T. Thorne, right field; Colligan, Sd
base.
The Alerts, of PhillipsbuIg, came to
this city, last Thursday, with fife and
drum corps. They were set of gentle
men In every respect. They went homo
highly pleased with their second visit to
this city.
The Little Giants defeated the Domes-
tics, last Saturday, by score of to ..
They are open for engagements.
Let there be good turn out of our peo-
Pile to. morrow afternoon, to witness our
boys play one of their best games of the
season.
Don't forget to bring along you dimes
tomorrow. Members of the Association
will pass around to those who fail to get
seat in q Grand Stand, or on seats pro-
vided on the outside of the Stand.
We have heard good news. What do
you think of itP The Mutuals, of Penn
ington, went over to Langhorne, Pa, last
week to do up the hard working boys of
that place, but failed. The Mutuals were
completely shut out--a genuine skunk.
The score stood Z TO 0. Wonder what the
man liar. thinks Of it. After the game
lhe Mutuals ordered their suppers, paid
for them, and then got SO mad about the
skunk that they went home without eat
ing the supper. We think there will be
two or three subjects for the mad house
in u short time. Friend Black, it was
we'll done. They will blame you for it.
Let 1t be understood that for the Grand
Stand tomorrow, only 24O tickets will be
sold, which, with the season tickets, will
fill it. The Manager has arranged it so
that there will be seats placed outside of
the Stand, to which sum of 10 cents will
be charged for seat.
morrow morning the employees of
the Pennsylvania r. X. Co., of Trenton
and Phillipsburg, will cross bats on the
Association Grounds in this city. Game
called at $50. Admission to the Grand
Stand gentlemen, IS cents; ladies 10
cents.
The Lambertvilles will cross bats with
the Royal Smyrnas, of Philadelphia, to-
morrow Thursday afternoon, In this
city. The Smyrnas are spoken of as a
first. class amateur club and they expect
to down the Lambertviles. Game called
at 800 o'clock. Admission to the Grand
Stand 25 cents. Teams on the Grounds
will be charged % cents.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-03
Base ball Fixtures.

Base Ball Fixtures.
About 1000 people assembled at the
ball grounds, on Thursday last, to wit
ness the Lambertvilles do up the Alerts,
of Phillipsburg, the drum corps and all.
The day was delightful one for ball play
ing, and the Lambertville boys took ad.
vantage of it and played one of their old
time games. Many people wondered what
was going on when Knowlan came to the
bat first, but 1t was nothing but change
in the batting order and as it was day
of changes, Callan changed with Trusty,
he going to third base and Trusty catch
ing, and it was also day for change of
poor playing to good and we hope the
boys will keep it up. The game was a
very interesting one. Schenck made a
very fine catch of short fly to left field,
which Callan and himself both started for
and came together, but when the dust
from the collision had parted it was seen
that William had the ball safe and sound.
Callan on third, made very neat double
play in the sixth iuning, and played third
without an error. Colligan, S. Thorne,
Trusty and Wolverton, played their posi-
tions good. T. Thorne caught a long fly
out in right field. Knowlan was in good
trim, playing good. Hurley's pitching,
although his arm was sore, was down
to its usual percentage. The Aerts play ed
we'll, but did not score run until the
ninth inning, which was made on error by
one of the Lambertville players.
The following is the score:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-03
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. IA

The wheat nudge is playing havoc to
crops In some sections Of Bucks.
Sixteen out of class of seventeen
applicants for teachers certificates in
Solebury, were successful.
--Riegelsyile ami vicinity contributed
81 ,051 so towards the fund for the relief
of the sufferers by the Johnstown disaster.
The July meeting Of the Bucks Coun-
ty Historical Society will be held at the
Davisville Baptist Church, on Tuesday,
July 10th.
The w. G. r. u, of Newtown, have
declared in favor of woman suffrage as
the only method of securing enough votes
to prohibit the manufacture and sale oil
liquor as beverage.
The New Hope and Norristown gun
clubs had friendly contest on the exhi-
bition grounds, at Doylestown, Thursday
afternoon, the former club winning by O
score of 93 to 81, out of possible 100.
Governor Green, Of New Jersey, has
consented to allow the seven liquor deal
ers who nearly murdered Law and Order
Detective Layton TO come to Bucks coun.
ty for trial. The assault was made in
Morrisyille.
Ezra Kitchener, of Solebury. has care
fully measured off an acre of his corn field
and will be one Of the contestants for the
prize offered by the american Agricaltur-
ist for the best acre of corn raised In the
United States.
Edward Bird, son of David d. Bird,
of New Hope, died on Saturday last, at
st. Frances Hospital, Trenton, of infla-
nation of the bowels. The deceased was
2i years of ago and was taken sick about
week ago. Funeral this morning at 10
o'clock.a Interment at Riverview Gene
terry.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-03
-FIREwoRKs 10 profusion for the
GLORIOUS Fourth" at Kline's Segar
Store, Bridge street. ct

Flyer ON the Reading Railroad.
Philadelphia journals are iscussing the
recent phenomenally fast run of Read.
ing Railroad train to Atlantic City, and
specializing upon the almost ilIimitable
possibilities Of rapid railway travel which
that wonderful performance suggests.
The locomotive which whirled seven
heavily loaded coaches from Camden to
Atlantic City in 80 minutes and 40 sec.
onds, or at a rate of a minute, is designa-
ted as 'Number 1912" and Is one of ten
new engines all of similar construction,
built for fast passenger service on. the
Reading Railroads Atlantic City line.
They are of the strikingly peculiar de-
sign originated by the Reading Company,
which now indisputably possesses the
fleetest and most effective motive power
in this country. In conjunction with the
highly improved roadway and general
equipment Of the Reading Atlantic City
division, it may be set down as certain
ty that these engines will surprisingly re-
duce the time between Philadelphia aud
the seashore.
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GrnmbIings.
[Our reporter has iotted down the
following sgrnmblings' which he has
heard from various persons during the
past week i
Why don't some one build new hall ?
Did you ever see such rotten pave
ments as there are in this city,
What's the reason those seats are re-
served for such select few?
II the Trustees don't want so many
people to come to the Commencement,
they ought not to give ont so many
tickets.
What in the world does everybody go
to the post office for at TAO. Very few
get letter.
Some people will growl at anything.
How in the world is anyone going to
see through that hat in front Of us ?
Why don't no cut It short this warm
weather? 80
II seems to me lie is never going TO
get through. p af
I'll never go on jury again, mot il
there's to be game Of base ball on the
same day. asa
Why don't the Freebooter fix the
gutter at the corner of Union and
Bridge? The water stands at the upper
and anil emifa nm ndnr
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or all diseases is impure blood, when
loaded with foul humor. How import
ant then that the blood should be pure,
rich and strong, without which there can
be no health. To purify the blood Sal
phur Bitters is incomparably the best
medicine that 1t is impossible to obtain
THE EDITOR,
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Tue two small brick houses on Ferry
street, belonging to the Hunt family,
we're sold last week to Mr.. John Waters,
who intends to convert them into mer-
camille establishment. Mr.. Waters is a
collector and dealer in rags, paper, iron,
brass and junk. He proposes also to open
a store in one of the buildings for the sale
of CONNECTIONS, SC. A stable is being
erected on the east side of the property.
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Jointly Everitt, the night Waterman
at the Lambertville National Bank, com.
plains, and justly too, atthe large amount
of tobacco spit accumulated on the pave
ment at the bank corner every morning.
1t is perhaps thoughtlessly done by those
who congregate there, but if they would
take a peep the next morning and see the
beauty spots on those large fagstones,
they would have feeling of shame for
the extra amount of labor imposed on the
Waterman in cleaning them off, If nothing
else would secure cessation Of expec.
torations.