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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
NEW Castle DEMOCRATS MEET.
Messrs. Reynolds. Causey, wolcott and
Bates Address Them.

Messrs. Reynolds. Causey, wolcott and
Bates Address Them.
Special Correspondence EVENING oURNAL.
NEW CASTLE October A. The Demo
Gratis Of New Castle hundred held large
and enthusiastic ratification meeting in
the Opera House Saturday evening. The
meeting was called TO order by State
Treasurer William b. Herbert, and the
following organization was effected
President, Thomas B. Holeomb; vice.
presidents, John H. Rodney, David
Mccoy, David Heyd, h. r Borie. James
B. Forman; secretaries, L. K. Eliason
and William ]. Ferris
The speakers Of the evening were John
w. Causey, Robert Reynolds, Hon.
James l.. Wolcott and hon. George II
Bates They discussed the vital issues Of
the day, condemned the Force and Nc
kinley bills as unneet ssary and unjust
favored the granting OF pensions to the
war veterans whenever It Is positively
known that they are deserving Of them,
and showed clearly and concisely how
the tax upon the tin plate would operate
against the farmer aud the workingman.
The speech made by Mr.. Wolcott was
frequently greeted with applause and
each speaker made several very good
points In his short address. The must,
for the occasion was furnished by tn,
Seminole Band Of New Castle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

LIMA. O., Oct. 6-When No. train, due
from the east at o'clock on the Chicago
and Erie road, reached'here the conductor
reported the Illustration Of an attempt
made between Kenton and this city
to rob the Wells, Fargo g. 90 express car.
Soon after leaving KeHton three men were
press car. The train Was stopped, but they
got on again after II bad started. The train
was stopped three times between Kenton
and Foraker, east OF this city, before the
men could be gotten rid Of They answered
the description Of the men who robbed
the Adams express car neg- Bellefontaine
Thursday night There was over 500 900
In currency for western banks In the car.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

BOYER-DARBY.- AT Blackbird. on Sep
TEN or 30, by Rev. w NJ. Warner, George y.
Boyer Of New Castle county, and Eva G.
Darby of Sussex county.
GREE the PeAcader Pres
by terian Church. Glasgow, Del, on the LIST
instant. by Rev. T. q. Anderson. William A.
Green Of riddletown, Del, and Miss Leona
Harris Of Glasgow. Del
JEFFERIES-MCCA ULEY ON the LIST in
slant, by Rev. Adam Stengle. Frank w JEFF
ferries and Miss Carrie S. McCauieY, both of
this city.
HARP-HARSHAW. In this city, on
October 1. by the Rev John ID G. Hanna,
Philip Mod Sharp and Mrs. Louisa N. Har-
shaw, both of this city.
VOORHEES-McC Philadel-
phia, on the LIST instant. by Rev James |
Good, IL. Augustus Voorhees, of Philadelphia
and Mics Nellie hcCutchen Of this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

GALEsBURG. Ills, Oct. Q. -Extenslve ar.
rangements have been completed for the
reception OF President Harrison when he
arrives here next Wednesday, A message
received from Governor Fifer yesterday
says that Gen. Vance, with Battery ID, has
been ordered here The reunion of the One
Hundred and Second regiment will be held
on Tuesday, and the Ohio and Indiana
regiments will arrive that morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

wish to saw to the public that never
made an affidavit In he ~ esense OF j. l..
Ucheltree aud Notary Public Crippen, that
Mary e McComb paid me fifty liars TO
sw ear falsely gain her husband, James q.
McComb; nor she never gave me any amount
to co so But / W II say ! m ade an affidavit
be ore !. T.. Ocheltree and Grip en-. that / had
sworn falsely against James g; McComb,' but
Mrs. McComb, and she is not guilty of saCh.
A FRANKLIN MAYOR.
[rhe above Is a copy OF Mr. MAYORS letter
now In my possession MARY K. ACCOM-.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
Winter Schedule of Pennsylvania Sea
shore Ltnes

The winter schedule Of trains Of the West
Jersey and Camden and Atlantic Railroads
will 20 into effect on Monday. October s. ON
and after thst dare express trains will leave
station foot Of Market street for Atlantic City
at 3 50 a. m, 40. and 500 D. m week day and
S.45 a m on Sundays; accommodation % a.
m, 20. and 4 20 D M week days; 90 a. m.
and 400 p. m. on Sundays.
For Cape May. Sea lsle City, and Ocean
City. and stations on the Eive-Nile Beach
Branch, express trains will leave same station
O. 0 a m and D. m weekdays; accommo-
dalton. go y. m, Teek days and m. on
Sundays.
slight changes are also inside Ia the depart.
. i-g aud arriving time OF local G aims, which
Eli Rpp. ar On tn lecE. - II -.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

ELBOW LAKE, MINI, Oct The greater
portion Of Lawrence township, in this
county, has been devastated by prairie fire
Dozens Of farmers lost all their crops.
houses. farm buildings and machinery.
and are In an Impoverished condition. Ii
is estimated that the loss will aggregate
$4,000 or 10000. The fire started from
cinders dumped on the roadway by farm
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
Anxious About 4 Missing MN.

BUFFALO, Oct. 1.-The police at New
York, Albany and other points have been
notified Of the Disappearance OF James
Stamp, who lived with his wife at 247 Court
street, this city. His wife says he left the
city on Sept. 4 last to spend two weeks at
Cape May 10 try aud benefit bis health.
He had Ia his possession at the time he left
some 600. Mrs Stamp fears foul play, as
nothing has been Of him since he left Buff
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
High Art In Car Construotion-A Palace
Train to Washington, via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

The Pullman Palace Car Company he's lust
finished a new yestil ule train OF parlor cars
for the Pennsylvania RailroRd Company. and
the same is now IN service betWee New
York. Philadelphia and Washington on the
Washington Limited Express leaving New
York 10 10 a. m. Philadelphia 1895 D m. and
leaving Washington on the northb ound iris
q 4nR m. Baltimore 10 As a. m. with its
completion Is praeen ed perfect example OF
the luxury and comfort enjoyed by the tr v.
cling American. The main Interior DO OF
the cars Is OF beautifully POLISHED map.e. with
curiously designed brass nnishings and velvet
hangings. and carpttlngs- OF rich brown
these. together with the chairs, lounges,
aud ottomans. suggest the interior Of some
Oriental domicile. The smoking-room Is very
unique, az Il is private apartment entirely
shut of from the body OF the car by double
bronHcd leath r doors; It's interior Is OF p l.
ishsd o2k and winnings OF dark green The
toilet-rOome have every modern imp ovement,
bright with the polish OF new nickel. Each
ca. has the dainiiest buffet. from which the
| lightest tempting lunch or a course dinner
may be served while spe- ding along 81 abb ut
/ nfty miles an hour, without the slightest an
novance whatever
This train certainly Is one Of the hands som
est links IN the chain Of fast service main
tanned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pAnv connecting our city with the nation 8
: ca 2-tcl.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

'1T is fact" that Hoods sarsaparilla
diseases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition of the blood, over
comes that tired feeling, creates a good
appetite. and gives strength to every
part of the system. Try 1t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
Mysterious Illness Of a Barn Party.

TRENToE, n. j., Oct. 6--State Dairy In
spector McGuire is investigating the cause
OF the sickness which attacked two or three
dozen Of the guests at barn party given
by Mrs. Washington A. Roebling. None
OF the cases have so far been fatal.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. 6.--Mrs. Helen Bos-
Ter. widow OF the Hon. James Bosler, we'll
known throughout the country, died sud
denly Oct 3, aged 81 years. She built Bos.
Ter Memorial hall for Dickinson college
and leaves an estate worth over 81 100000.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
THE BASEBALL WORLD.


AT Louisville
Louisville ..........o o 0 0 o o o 0 o. Q
Columbus. 30 0 o 0 0 o. 0
Base hits: Louisville, u Columbus. 0. Errors;
Louisville, O.; Columbus, a Batteries: Daily and
Ryan. Knauss and Doyle. Game called on nc
count OF darkness
At Sc. Louis
St Louis. 49,. NO o 2 o. @
Toledo .............O o o o. !
Base hitsl st. Louis, .; Toledo 4 Errors; 81
Louis. /; Toledo d Batteries: Hart and Frost
Healv and Walsh
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

TRENTON, Oct. 6.-The new church Of the
Imaculate Conception, the largest Catholic
church In the state, was dedicated Sunday
by Bishop Wiggin, Of Newark. The ser
mon was preached by Bishop O'Farrell, Of
Trenton
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

The new German paper the Delaware
Stats zeitung, which has for some
time been issued as q morning paper,
printed it's last morning edition on Sat
urday Hereafter it win be issued as an
afternoon paper.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

"BRoraER Buckskin Pob will please stand
atsthe door while the collection Is being takeI
up. and let no one escape said the frontier
missionary In ringing tone. Deacon Lariat
Ned VIII pass the hat New York Herald
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
~ the clearing honse TODAY were Total
zle2. 3sf.iS. BALANCE sSs.s7427s
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

but there is no other remedy for sick head
ache, dizzlness. constipation. biliousness. or
to restore regular. healthy action to the
liver, stomach and bowels. equal TO those re-
liable little "Ileas ant Purgative Pellets"
prepared by DR.. Pierce. OF druggists.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST

JoHNsoN-"Better be careful Of your saw
II not, you'll run itinto Ia nail" Jackson
Vh, don't care how l use this saw; y isn't
yours Yankee Blade,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

POET, who ia reading his verses TO a friend
All my words seem TO touch you You are
bedding tears. No, only wiping of the
pelspiration Toronto Mail.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
The Great American Chorus.

Sneezing. snuffling and coughing This is
the music all over the land just nov "I've
got such an awful cold in my head" Cure Il
with Ely's Cream Balm or IL may end in the
toughest form of catarrh. Maybe you have
catarrh now. Nothing is more nauseous and
dreadful. This remedy masters il as no other
ever did. Not q snuff hor a liquid. Pleas
ant certain, radical.
On, now is when each minister is just as
busl as a bee.
AS for little. trihing sum he joins the lover
and lOYee.
Chicago Evening Post,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

walter d Bogxs of the Cortright Roofing
Company Explains the Effect of the
Mckinley BIN on Tin and his Reasons
for Believing the Republicans are Legis-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12
8iertes 6 q pitel.

Nm anbern Morgen nabm bic Ser
liimmuns Sia's einen 10 ausseprdsten
@barafter an, baBi 2eopolo troB Der
Waabnungen Sstar's unb &o6eri1' 8
beinabe enti6loiien mar, bic 8itte ber
8rdfin 9olmbauien ab3uf6Iagen. STA
beriibrte ben @egenitanb ibres Sum-
mers nit feiuer Silbe; 2eopolo aber
log nebr als genug in ber ieItiamen
Starrbeit ibres iouit 70 betpegli9en
Ingei6ts. 8on 3eit gu 3eit itieg ibr
elm bellies &otb in bic Waugen, als Of
Elm mabiam gebdnbigter llnmuib pl6b.
lid gum 9lusbru6 br1ngte. Die 81.
tuation tpar gerabe3u peinIi9.
llnb nun polte fat genau INN Die
Stunbe, ba Sfa Dos Ntelier 3u betreten
plee!e, bic 8erurfa6erin bieier geflem=
mungeu, bic geftrdtete ungarin, fid in
gerfon bel 2eopoIb einfinben! Der
@ebanfe bate etipas gelorgniBerregens
bes. Bei Der @emiitbsperfai5ung ber
iungen Jrau mar eine gepiiIe @erei3ts
belt gegen bic 8rdfin ni6t ausgeidlois
fen. gBie fatal aber aug bunbert @es
fidtspunfien, tpenn gIsonore f6 fagen
Ourfte, fie babe Sias eiferiudt mad,
Seopolb Dar baber uie erl6lt, aIs STA
nod beenbetem Grabifid Die Worie
ipra9:
Seute iperbe i'd tpobl ni6t binauf.
fommen. Sd babe uotbipenbise gefors
gungen in ber Stabt.
S6on 10 friib?
Sa tpObl. Sd mia 8eriGiebenerlei
taufeu. SEPT bel bem triiben gDetter
muB man bas fur3e SasesIidt aus.
naben.
(6ortiesuns foIst)
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Der @ouberneur feline geliebten 6elaoz
ldnoer oaran, baB Die WobIfabrt ibrer
einiamen SnIel Don ben 5ommerrei=
fenben abbdnge unb baber notbgebrun,
gen unfiber iei. Desbal6 bat ct fh
entf9lofen, eine binrei9enbe Summe
als Geierbe 3uriid3ubalten fiir ben sSall
elmer f9le6ten 8aoefaiion.
Sir ben ioeialbemotratiihen
WablsGonbs fino mad elmer i'm ,Berl.
yoltsbl." oe16HentliGten Mbrednunq
Deg Worlianbes Der fpeialoemufratil6en
Jraetion In ber 3eit bonn l. eSanuar
big 81. Mdr5 B. s. 80, ,322.05 Mart
etngegangen. Ser 6auptbeitrag ent.
fdllt auf bic nedli@e Gbiffre v@Ociali.
itli6er Banfiei z@riinberseipinn 25, 900
Mait". Sobana baben y Geutfbe Sc.
nohen in ben Ser. Staaten burd Sdl.
Jtep=Oorf" it brei Staten sulammen
12,34O Wf., rOeuti6e @enOFen in Der
S6pei5" in fiinf &aten 3uIammen 81
600 Wt., nngerannt $500 Mf., ,gers
liner 8enoflen" 5000 Mt., 8. 2rremz
burg 1000 Mf. o6ocialbemofratiId)e
greimauer 2ep8is" 1000 MI, uOs,
lterrettil@e @enohen (Sammlung bel
Der 98iener IlbeitsrSeitung)" ], 900 Wf.
beigeiteuert. Gerner 1T bic gb.ffre
Spblnr breimal nit 5uiammen 1900
Wtt. bertreten unb Der y6ammlunqsers
trag oes 2onoOner Socialoemotrat@ nit
10000 Mt.
= Sie @inwobner3abl BON @barIot.
tenburs 1T bereits bis auf 68,3 Sec
len geitiegen; i'm leBten Sabre allein
bat fe fib um 12,547 permebrt. @s
ftnb su bersei6nen 2,1O3 @runbfide
nit Wobnb6uieru unb 9O2 Ieere Wobs
nungen, ferner 145 0ereine. Die
3abl ber getuerbli@en MnIagen betrdat
Ill; barin iuaren 5,616 Mrbeiter uno
651 Mrbeiterinnen befddftigt.
Dem 0i9ter 0einri9 6art 1T
bonn @ultussMiniiter cine unterItibuna
aur Wollenoung uub sur Serausgaba
isiner groBen Di6tung: n9as 2ieb Der
Wteni6beit" berlieben. gs lit bas cine
Wus5el9nung, Die in ben Mnnalen ber
beuti6en 2iteraturs s@ei6idte b0nig beis
fpiellos bafiebt.
ginen Selbiimorb gana auBers
geD6bnli6en Wrt beging cine 60idbriae
QDlttue aus Der SefeIItraBe au Dortz
numb baour6, baB iie in bic Mborts>
CRUDE ibrer WDbnung fprang.
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lenb. aleine Sia, leben sic lpobl! sic
fn5 ia 10 ftiI geluorben nit eineln
Malel Sic nebmen mfrs bo6 ni9t
libel, baE i'd Sbren @atten quasi Der
fiibrt babe?
STA ffammelte cine bbflide STE,
bensatt.
So, alio nit @Oit! faste Osfar,
ben 6errn Maior anlddelnb.
90 f6ritten bic beiben Mdnner, bon
bem 9ausberrH geleitet, gum Srepz
penbaus, mdbrenb STA tief na6bentlidj
an bic &e beg Genlters trat. DIG
9eopOlO 5uradtebrte, berridte tpobl
flint Minuten lang cine ieltiame 5pans
nnng, bic 6abutd sel6it wurbe, baB
SeopoIo borfdlug, mad bem poritdbti,
fdoen 8beater su fabren.
Sfa grif lebbaft gu; ie mar beute 10
gang unb gar niAt gum plaubern aufs
selegt -.
aber mdbreno lie bon Der Briilfuna
Der 2oge aus nit i1einbarer Mufmerf=
iamteit bic 8org6nge auf bet 8ubne
berfolste, ipielten ii6 Dinge in ibrem
G0pf1en ab, bic menig gemein batten
nit ben grotesfen SpdBen bes &omifers
unb ben Srilern Der allerliebIten
Spubrette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12
Ser 9pn Der 9liarmalotfe

mttten in her Stiue per @a6t tam BEN serl9uli6en
ufenihen taum mebr er4reden ais elm sertusfasiseS
pipsltheS @erduit ben nerpbien 9ranten. Spbalb
aber ete Rereen setablt nb unb has Sptem eurd Sez
etters uasenbitterS setrdst 1T, trtt an steue ber
Hnnathrll4en GmpftnpIidteit hefeten eine Gube bic
bur9 unbeeeutenbe tlriaHen nift aus bem OSleiAaes
iht eebraht rtro. eiterte gerbauuna III eine fr9f
bare gfan5ftdtte fir Merpeni6pdde unb unnaturlide
ieeltlae hte piprtise Grneueruns
etner trdftisen magentbdtiste lit zines Ter Sderie
Wfittel tur Stdrtnn8 unb Berubisuns hes 0erpenip.
TENS. Sine belcn6ere Sprm ron Nerpeuletpen lit lie
S9afofstett; Bel gep6bnhen SdIen befen IL pbl aud,
nteperiha9enee Bulper aber bel dnserer Oduer pecr
bdnt9em auftreten nerlelteH lit has Sitters has 6ee
Wttel, pa eS hteiebe auf bic Dauer beietiat Giefe
ar5net TT ebenr au9en6einli6 pirtfdm bel Walaria
untbdtistett her Rteren unn Ter 9laie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12
4n gorb bes eualiId,sn 0ombfer

= In gorb bes enelil9en Dampfers
sGaltnet", Der fiirsIi9 in 8remerbapen
lanbete, trug ii6 auf Der &eiie auf 30.
ber See elm grauenerrsgenber 8orfaQ
au. Gin als Steiuarb nit auf bic
Heiie genommerer Guli i9li9 fi6 in
bic Sabine, in tpel6er ber erife unb
atpeite Mai6iniit idliefen, f6nitt bens
ielben bic &eble bur6 unb itiir3te f6
bann ielbit iiber 8orb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12
Der 2eferenoar.
11opelIe pom Grnit G dftein.
LEortfetnna.l

[Gortfesrns.l
Oscar ergriff Die re6te Sanb bes Ma.
iors unb f6httelte fe.
Nair aug ber 5eele gefpro9en! lagts
er treuber3ig.
Wdhrenb &oberi6 ben Geferenbai
Derbliifft an5tarrie. tpanbte fi1 STA au
ibrem @emabI unb fragte ibn, tpas E,
auf @le0noreus Nninnen gu ertpibern
9ebenfe.
yfun ftommelte 2eopoIo.
Cine NbIebnung ldBt iie ni6t geIten,
iiel ber Maior ibm iu's Wort. Ma1'
mas Du millit, aber fag' nur um Got.
teswilen ni6t, Neinl SD bab's Ionf
aus3nbaben. gs lit bimmell1reienb,
mie bieie Wa9narin uns ollie am 9eit.
fell bdlti gDas fie min, bas &C.
fdiebt!
Sa, 10, Die 2iebe! murmelte Osfar
Was baben Sic ba sefaet2
SD bemettte nur, Sa, ia, bic 2iebe
gs III f9lieBli1 fein Wunber -.
Da bort benn bod 9lles auf! Ia9it
&oberi1 mhtbenb. Wollen sic ettpd
gIauben MAIDEN. Sic freilih, Gis
-. Sbnen tl61t' i1 ni1t ratben, Sbt,
56meiterlinssflhgel biefem Geuer Al
nabe 3u bringenl
8erubisen Sic fid, 6err Maior! Sd
tenne bic @rdfin.
Was2 Du .ennf bic 6oImbauien2
fragte STA. Wonn unb mo baft Du Iie
feunen 1pIernt2
Sm borigen CONNER - in Nor.
bernep -
llnb mie iinbef Du fe2
yfun - bas IdBt fi1 10 fura MIDI
iagen .-.- ld6eIte Ostar. Bel ndm.
fer @elegenbeit ipre9en mir nal ba,
riiber.
9as tpirb mid iebr intereiiren.
MIfo, mas fou i1 ber @r1fin nur
antworten2 bub Der Maior pieber on
Was meinit Du, SIa2 fragte 2eopolb
Darhber muBt Gu ielber entideioen
Sd fann ia ni6t tpifen, ipie febi
sOein 6er5 baran bdnet.
Nir 1T bic Sa6e elm tpenig ii6s
renb 80
Wtir aud, ipra1 Der Nfaior ban bel
Straaten. 4ber mos biIft's?
go baif Du augeiast? fur Define
perion rlein' ids
Sd muBte ia ipobl! Sic lieB midi
mad! Sic brobte mir nit ibrer TN.
gnabe. Sd berliere babur9 brei ober
bier 5tatsMbeube.
6ml
9bu' ibr bod ben @efalen! bat Os
far. 2ebeuoe BiIber = nod basu
naf Originalen bon Dir - oas 1T ia
mas Rei5enbesl
sginbett Sul
NattrIid. unb Du bift Der geborene
grrangeur fiir fol9e @ei9idten.
Nun, i6 min mir bic Sa6e NAL
iiberlegen.
WesbaIb iiberlegen? fragte Der 9e.
ferenbar. Bis dat, qui cito datl Ser
6err Maior partet nit S9mer3en aul
bas entl6eibenbe So. bas ct beute nod
Aberbringen m69te.
Bebaure! 6eute geb i6 10 Die 10
ni9t mebr bin. Senten Sic etua, id
iDollte bic gauae Wo6e binburd meine
Puttse ucrtuunlenS
@r 3og bic llbr.
Sdon feds Ooriibsr. alfo bic b66ffs
3eitl
Seds2 rief Cstar. 9a begIeite i'd
sic = nit 5brer grIaubuiB.
gtfte, blttel periebte &cberid1. Danr
all Seopolo: 4lfo Du Bit 10 Qut unb
mel0er Oeine Gnii9IieBuna birefti
Sie Sa6e lit abgemadt! berubiote
ihH Osfar. yi9t wabr, 2eopoIbS
Wena Ou tslber NIT 9anb anleai, 10
iptro Das cine 9unifleitung tuerben. BON
osr bic 9auptifabt nod auf Wod,en
tinaus Wunberbinse ersdblt. Rommen
Sic, 6err Maior!
yh9t 10 fftirmifdl murmeIte gfobe.
sid, fid ben @urt um ben 2eib idnol.
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Gin Stiidhen Gtniutdel papier rettete
tfr Nel1en

GS mar nur elm sen6bnlideS Stid GinpdeIs sgapier,
aper es rettete tbr seben Sic i'm lesen Stabiunl
per S9ntnou6t uno mad benz @usiprudb Der ger,te
ais 20 pfunp. Guf einem Stlf GinnideIs gapier las
ne pom 0r. StnsS Rep Discovery; iie bolte ib eine
zSlae uno es balf, barauf taufte e ene srpbe
Sebraua murhe ie mtebey tart, seiunp, rpis unb
pteSt nun ipteher 140 8unb Sur peitere GinSebeten
lenoet etne Srtefmarte an gS. $. Sole, apptbefer
Sort Smitb.
Grebe Slaiden gratis gu babeu in alien ppptbeten
YretS Der srpben 8lai6en 81. @bpleale bel 0reiB,
Tbpmpipn u Co., Gan @ntpntp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12

Die Nuspauberuns aus gapern
belief fid i'm porigen Sabre auf 1886
perfonen. 9ieroon begaben Hd fat
QfIe - ndmli6 10,367 = nad ben
Ser. 6taaien, ID nod 4frita, 6 na9
MulfraIien, 5 mad Niien unb bic iibri.
gen na6 amerifa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12

% 8eOor man eine &eile unter=
nimmt faufe man cine rs @entss6Iaf6e
bon @bamberlain's @olifz, GboIeraz
unb Siarrboe'Mittel. @s ilt meilteus
notbwenoig unb bann iebr tpertbbou.
gBirtt milo uno Hder. Sum gertauf
BET Ut. @obn & Co., s. 2alteDer &
Sobn unb alien Gruggifteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12

Ser beriibmte beutT6e @eIebrte
yrof. Or. Sdfel aus Seua ipurbe fiirs.
lid in aIgier bel Stuoien am Meetes.
Stranbe als Spipn oerbaitet. Gr rief
bic Iermittluug bes beutiden @oniuIs
an, pel6er ibm aud baIb su ieiner
Greilahuug berbalf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12

uniere anfidt.gBir limb immer bereit, einem suten
Utei re i9uleise Anerteuuung anseteihen ju lafen,
matieu leec6 bemertens cap mir Or. gua's puleH
Sprup alien ansern puitenmitteln pcrStehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12

Gin nsansbarer arhtel bat tmmer Ga6abmuuoeu. bes.
bab itebe gu, hap peBn eu cine 6lalde Saleatpn Set
tauIl, bu ea8 ddte erbdltit. Sn selten umidldaen'
iabrt5trt pon " s, Meaer &9e. in Baltimore, Wt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-12

Die
WOdentli9e 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf6eint
jeosn Domnerfag
unb fDftet
$3.50 fttr oaS Sabr Doer $1.25 ftit
g Wnnate tn Wptausbesablmma.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-18
CITY BREVITIES.

A quarterly meeting OF the Citizens
Sanitary Association will be held tomorrow
night at o'clock.
The Coast Line street railway track is be-
ing ballasted with oyster shells, and it
makes compact roadbed-
Col George A. Mercer has ordered out all
OF the companies of the First Volunteer
Regiment of Georgia, in fatigue uniform,
Tor battalion drill tomorrow evening.
The ringing Of the big duken yesterday
was not for a fire alarm, but one Of the
small wires in box 16 broke, and sent in the
false alarm. The damage was at once re-
'paired.
A queer case of lunacy has come to the
attehtion of the authorities within the last
day. CASTOR Lloyd (colored), formerly
porter of the Oglethorpe club. hearty and
robust man, while sitting talking to his
family, was seized with a sort of contortion
and began to talk out of his head. He
grew worse and his rawlings compelled the
family to call upon the authorities. Lloyd
was taken to the Jail and was given a COM
Portable cell. His screams attracted large
crowd outside of the Jail gate Lloyd's
brother went to the Jail to see him yester-
day, but was unable to. Lloyd has a wife
and two children and lives near Habersham
and Duffy streets.