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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-27
NYE IN MISSISSIPPI
CURSORY REMARKS ON THE BOOMS COTTON
AND THE BIG LOTTERY.
A Southern "ClOse Connection The Australian
Ballot Better Than the ShOtgun-The Lula
Railroads.&c. Cotton Expert-A
Great Moral Question.
copwioht. 1891. BY Edgar ". Ny.

IL THE CoTToN BELT, December "a.
We have been riding all the afternoon
in the cotton growing country OF Missis-
sippi. At Helena, Ark, saw the larg-
est quantity of baled cotton, | think,
that l have ever seen. At Greenwood,
Miss, we stopped for two or three hours
in order to make what is called south
ern close connection. Greenwood is a
boom town: it was shown US by man
who had charge of the boom and whose
business it is, occasionally, to stir it up
with long pole to make it squeal.
He Is connected with several enter
prises, which he showed us--among
others, cotton compress. This ma
chine cost S35, 900, and cost for repairs
last year S1.50. For comprising the
cotton the company receives sixty-hye
cents per bale, and seventy bales are
compressed in q minute, therefore the
profits in the business are worth consid-
ering. In fact, it beats grand larceny,
and does not involve so much night
work. 1t stands next to the Louisiana
State lottery in the matter OF dividends
and freedom from intellectual strain.
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beard all over his face. With this beard
he has no end Of sport. 1t disguised
him so that his best friends did not
know him. Innumerable stories are
told OF the FRANKS and deceits Allen has
played with the assistance of this beard.
lie has approached his friends in the
guise of 3 tramp and begged them for a
quarter, never falling to abuse them in
round terms when his demands were
not complied with.
To Congressman Owens, Of Ohio, who
was one OF Aliens fast friends in the
last House, the waggish member from
Mississippi was introduced as a new
member. $50 you are from Ohio?"
drawled Allen. .'Yes, SIR" "Well, I
never did have much use for the men
from that State, anyway" or course
Owens fired up at this. What do you
mean, you ratty little pOpinjoy?" he ex-
claimed. And as Allen, with q straight
face and a most provoking manner,
piled up the abuse of Ohio and Ohio
men, the amused spectators became
somewhat alarmed for the joker
safety, and finally found it necessary TO
reveal his Identification 10 the irate
member from the Buckeye State.
Allen Is in many respects one Of the
most remarkable men ever seen In the
House. He is the only man l ever saw
in public life who can carry on an argu-
ment on any question under the sun
simply by telling stories. No situation
so desperate from a logical point of
view that Allen cannot at once rescue IL
by telling story in point; no illustra-
tiOn so cloudy that he cannot summon
TO his aid an anecdote and make all as
clear as day. One Of the best OF his
stories is Of the last presidential cleo
ton. Allen CHANGED TO be Ia New York
City as the returns were coming in.
About midnight il became apparent
that New York had gone for Harrison
and that Cleveland was defeated. Gloom
settled upon the little party Of Demo-
Gratis who were assembled In Mr.. Brice's
Office. In a few minutes young Mr..
Hearst came rushing in with telegram
from his father the late Senator Hearst.
This dispatch announced that California
had gone for Cleveland without ques-
ton. At this everybody present bright
ened up. Things were not so bad after
all.
Only Allen appeared glum and silent.
what do you think Of it, JOhn?" some
one asked. ''Well," replied the Missis-
sippian, 1T reminds me of Mrs. Kemper
down in my town. Mr.. Kcmper had
gone to running on railroad train as a
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RRowN,s IRON B1TrERs ALMANAC

ro,+ains One Hundred Recipes for max
Sns delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
At home. This book is given away at drug
md general stores
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He Found the Wind Tempered.

$50 YOU are back from Chicago" said
one citizen TO another.
YES"
"Had a lively time, I suppose?"
.,No doubt of it. l went into the
Board Of Trade"
"Interesting, wasn't it?"
Every. never before realized how
COMPLETELY the wind could be tempered
to the shorn lamb"
81 don't quite understand.
"Refore l went in every man l saw
triad m talk me to death. After came
ont nobody spoke to me"
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FROM THE CAPITOL.
.,,,r ARE SOME HANDSOME MEN IN THE
LOWER HOUSE.
s.,,-,l Curtis Of New York, and His Big
g,,-i-Liitls Ben Cable Of Illinois and
lis Nlstachs-JOhn Allen, the
HumOriSt


Ia, correspondence OTtas SIsndcv REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, December 24.-There
s,ne fine looking men in the new
.,ss Of representatives. This is dis
lively & smooth faced house Of COM
ms Just after the elections Of a year
y some one discovered that in nearly
NV ease in which beardless man had
~ pitted against one with a beard on
fece the former had won. AT the
no this statement was generally re-
-ted asa joke, or as a conclusion
|-,wn from two or three Instances,
-si,b in no wise established a rule.
Il, when we come TO look
~ the faces Of the men sent to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-27
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RAILWAY
Timetable Ne.a
TO fAKE EFFECT 1901 An,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Isl, 1891.

Leave Wheslipg-No. q, s:ts .. m: Ne. q :
7;O T. M; No 6, s:B q m; No. n, ssoa. n:
No. -. 1870 m: No. I'll. 40 q. m; No ia
II 20 p. IN: No rs, i:5o ,. m: No. III 2:a6 y :
H.; Nc. tio, 80 '. N; be- ~, 4:3o p. m; No. >
"a. 5:0 N No 10 $50 p. m: No. f3L. 1.sD
Pm: No. ~. $50 p. m; No. -. $40 p. n: No.
Arrive aa1tiu's F,ny-go q. sg No,
81 7:ss m; no. e, e:45 q. N: 80. p. sslB :.
m; No. 70, lo:5 q M: 30. ri. ii:Gs r.: 10
fl3 s;s5 p. n; se; us. 10 m; No. III, 80,
7; 70; DO. ~, S:46 y ~: No. ~, 4:S p. ~
7:40 m: No -, $50 p. m; Ne. s5i, o:S ,.
m; no. '33 li:O .. m.
Arrive Lsughlin's Nill--So. 81, e:3f n m.
Leave Lauahlins kiil-So. IL Ga q m; No.
~ sos o. n.
Lave Martins Ferfy-Eo. q. e:ss m. No.
-. $50 q m; No. 70. 900 .. m; No fs J0.oD 4
~; No. No ii:ooa. m; Nc. fIs IL: 10 D. ~: No.
IA loop m: 30. ZIG. COP m: No. ms 400
p m No. 70, 400 N: So. ~, 500 D. m.
No ~, STOP m; No rs. 7:io .. m: 10. ~
500 p m; No. 80 800 p m; No. "a. l0:o0 ?.
Arrive whssline-so. a, $50 . m: No. q
e:lba. m; No. n. Q: Is a n: No "a iOsi5 4 =,
No. RIO, II :l3 = m: No. f32, n:23 D. No.: No IA
l:i5p m. No ti6, S.l5 ,. m; No. us. 3:B ..
m; No. 20, 4:l6 .. m: No. n, b.lB D. "a ~.
rsf, o:1 p. "a No. 10. 7:S p. m; No "a 6:1k
N; No "a s:l5 p. m; No sa2, lois =. =. =
/ sDaiiy except sunday. tDaily. z
no. ~ VIII start from Martins FoRry only =
The company reserves the risht "a vsry frs-.
Vie above tinstsbIs u pleasure.
NV. EAYna.
oosaso esnssss nAanln !.
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doing friends and neighbors. This is
good news indeed she said: see, they
have discovered that it was mistake
about his arm being broken-his arm is
not hurt at all"
Speaking OF fine looking men, Mr..
Shively, of Indiana, whom / once before
characterized in print as the handsom-
est man in Congress, is with Us again, as
Lonesome as ever. He is as modest and
as witty too. When some one bantered
him about the reputation he was getting
as a handsome man, Shively retorted by
telling the following story:
Once upon a time Lanham, OF Texas,
had a competitor his race for Congress
named Davenport. In the course OF the
campaign LaDham arrived in the town
In which his competitor resided and
repaired 10 the hall in which he was to
address the people. Davenport, with
the chivalry native 10 the Texan, volun-
teered % introduce Lanham TO the audi
ence. This offer being accepted Daven-
port proceeded In most serious ana
dignified manner 10 pronounce upon his
competitor an encOmium which, In the
liberality of praise, fairly exhausted the
garniture OF eulogy. With 4 twinkle or
mischief in his eye the speaker contin-
ued to ascribe to Lanham such a great
number and variety Of virtues and per-
fectious that for few minutes the WIS.,
itor did not know whether he was hui
man or divine. The keener part OF the
assembly were inclined to cOmmiserate
Lanham on the embarrassment OF the
situation, but when Davenport finally
concluded and introduced the orator OF
the evening the latter folded his arms
and said in tones deep, distinct and SOL
emn:
sFellow citizens, every word which
nv distinguished friend has told you
concerning myself is the God Almighty'S
trnth.r WALTER WELLMAN.
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brakeman, an d
one day a dis
patch came TO
the good lady
from up the road
that her huS-
band had been
caught in a
wreck and had
his neck, one leg
and one arm bro
ken. OF course
NJ rs. kemper
was plunged into
grief. But in
about half an
h our another
dispatch came,
and as she was a
bright cheerful
sort of woman,
who always tried
20 make the best
even of ADVERSE
". she brushed
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Look at Him :

A year ago he was not expected 70 ns,r VT
Liver complaint almost killed MN; ne ~
great relief from three ooeSes =. rSs,x
Bitters, and six bottles cured nlnl- hu'''
Weekly SaB-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-02
The Poets Of Maine.
BY ANNA SARGENT HUNT.

Di ANNA SAKuENI HUM.
Names writers are honored, and down
through the years
Their measures shall haunt us in 10Y and
in tears.
It's true that for many life's Journey is
done,
And, as the tired workman at set of the sun
Completes all his labor and closes the day,
They finished Lies poems and laid them
away.
But over and over there sounds in our
ears,
Away down the path of the hurrying years,
The musical ripple of shimmering falls,
The voice of the water that tenderly calls
The brave Hiawatha and bride he had won,
The sweet Minnehaha-their journey be.
gun.
But poet and lover pass out of our sight.
And others whose writings our senses de-
light.
Go singing sweet songs that can never
grow old,
Or telling great truths with an utterance
bold.
Twas one of these very same sweetest OF
rhymes
That rang in my ears like melodious
chimes,
This; Backward, Turn backward oh
Time. in your flight"
And MAKE me child again lust for to-
night"
Now back DER the path Of the fast flying
years,
Scarce giving thought to their hopes and
their fears.
seem to live over the summers OF wore.
And roam mid their innocent pleasures
once more:
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
REWARD !!

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF GAME AND)
THE FISHERIES.
BANGOR, Me-. JANUARY %, 1891
To any Fish or Game Warden, or any other
person who shall cause the final conviction of any
person found guilty of violation Of any OF the
Game Laws (Chap. 80, R. 81 the undersigned
will, until further notice allow sum equal to one
half of the fine imposed in each case; certificate OF
the justice imposing the final sentence to be the
evidence of who is entitled thereto
E. N. STILLWELL, lComm'rs of Game
HENRY o. STANLEY, and the Fisheries.
SIMS
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Something does not come of moth
ing. The elements of the crop must be
in the soil.
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The ration may lack in bulk, or it
may be too bulky. This is point to
be considered.
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STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss.-Couit Of Insolvency. Twelfth
day Of March, 4. ID, l~9l.
lnihe matter OF william j Richardson OF Mt.
Desert. lnsolvent Debtor.
Ills hereby ordered that notice be given to all
persons Interested in the settlement OF the account
IN Edward T. Campbell, assignee Of the above
med insolYent Debtor, by causing Copy Of this
or Ter 10 be published three weeks successfully in
u" Ellsworth American, new >papcl printed in
Ellsworth, in said county, that they may appear at
Court Of Insolvency to De held at the Probate
Court Room on the ninth day OF pril next, AT ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. and be heard thereon, and
object if they see cause.
.. +. CUNNINGHAM,
Judge of Insolvency Cont, Hancock County.
A true copy, Attest ,-tHAs. +. D0RR, Register.
2wl1-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-02

Prof. E. w. Stewart says: IVA
riety in food increases the richness o
the milk"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-02

Sour milk is not as unwholesome
as that which is "doctored" to keep it
sweet
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Sun FIRE OFFICE.
or LONDON ENGLAND.


Orsanld 10 ITO CommrnteI Business in I. ). 1872
J.J GUILE, Manager
ASSETS DEC 81, 1850.
Real estate owned by In company,
uniucumbered, $4,000 90
Loans on bond and mortgage first
llens,l 496, coo %
Stocks and bonds cwncd by the com
pany, market value 947,G}0 90
Cash in the company's principal Office
and in bank. l1n,njs -
Interest due and accrued 27,4>l 81
Premiums in due course OF collection, 81 ,U53 l.
Aggregate Of all the admitted asses of
the company at their actual value. S3,222.,1 - -
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1880.
Net amount Of unpaid losses and
claims, islO9 81
Amount required to safely re-insure
all outstanding risks. l,lJ2 }55 rs
All other demands against the com
pany, viz: COMMISSIONS etc, 2se65 81
Total amount of liabilities, except
capits,l stock and net surplus, 1 3,335l .
Surplus beyond capital. e49373 II
Aggregate amount Of liabilities, in
Guiding net surplus, 2,922 PA 81
GEORGE II. GRANT, Agent,
2uI9 Ell SWpPTU MAINE
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-Prune and train the young tree so
that you will never need to cut off large
limbs.
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"IlNIDDL l'lITrf - Tr.,I4l- INN ~,
), 'H'' w 1890 '-'''"'i ''
accounts having b"eh hied i"i seii 'ment in e.
tt.-e oil
y well Os-oud late u Surrv deceased
Reuben l., o.rood eNerutor
i --ic- Grin3tI' late of P,nohscot licensed
Prank 4 t;rindel r>esutor.
L. ur.e " Fi-hc late of Ellsworth DECREASED
Harry f. Fiske administrator
" son X .Ior,!au late Of Ellsworth ,fpr,a sed
samuel j. Morrison administrator
X aurn II Sty,.tt l,tp Of LIlswnrtb jnrr.,.c,i
turicn {, sven administration
F..lk ~v,tf,t all. minors of kli.worfh
Tnuir. g. sven ,r,,,r,ii,n
I..,-ff U,I-kip. minor al / au,ojnr
Ah.lnn X C,1l,d,- Guardian
A ,e, Gordon. a person Of unsounI mind. Of
-,,fl,,-,-,' - i'' -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-02
Dental Notice.

For the benefit of those wishing my professional
services, would announce thatI shall, in abou
three months, leave this city for an indefinite
period. During my absence my practice will bt
con,ucted by my brother, DIR. Chas. $. Bragdon
Who is now at the Philadelphia Dental College
All those indebted to me will please settle theil
"oo"u"'' "i'-'- GEO, W. BRAGDON.
Jan. 30th, 1891. smosA
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Pauper Notice.

me undersigned hereby gives notice that he ha'
contracted with the civ Of Ellsworth for the sun
port OF the poor during the ensuing year and has
made ample provision for their support. He there
1ore forblds all persons from furnishing supplies
10 any pauper on his account, without his writ
ten order, he viii pay for no goods so furnished.
HARRY s. JONES.
Ellsworth. April 2. 1888. II
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Holmes Brothers,
yr5l > MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH
mitCheII's BeIIadonna PIasteTs,

Endorsed by every physician a. a sure cire FIR
Pain or Weakness in the Rrru-t side.
Back or Limbs also for Liver onui,iiit
Weak Lungs, Coughs. (old>. Asthma.
Pieuri-y. difficulty III breathing. SC ~ tI II
which cases they give immediate and perIna-
nent relief. They are invaluabl,. 10 tho-.. VINO
have cold of long standing Price - uts.
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HANCOCK, $ At a court OF Probate held al
+ 7worth, on tine second Ned. Of Mar. \. Il. lS.
tH thc Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That no
Il Me- given by publishing a copy OF said petition
p this order thereon, three weeks successive lN
~ Jt'c Ellsworth Americana new papcr printed II
r. >worh that all persons interested may attend OF
ia second "Wednesday of Apr next. at a Court u
T. tbate to be holden in Ellsworth and shev
cause, if any, why the PRAYER of said petition
siaud not he granted. such notice to be givcI
BEFORE said court.
.. y. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. T.. DoRR, Re.istcr.
y true copy, Attest .-CHAs. l. DoRR, Register.
3Wla'
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Attest .-CHAS. T. DOKR, Reg -ttr.
i rue cpPy-Attest ;-CHA~. +. poRR, Register.
3Nl3'
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a1afh fir @Htterl

8nr tiber 50Sabren i6on tpurbe Mrs.
WinslOp's Sootbing Snrup Oou Wtils
lionen bon Mtitterr beim 3abnen Der
Ginber a~ngescenbet. Wirft 9u iM
G9lofe bur1 bas S6reieu eines 4in5es
gefSrt. bas i'm 3abnen lit unb por
Gdmerasn tpeirtf Mena 70, iahe icfart
eiue Sloi4e bon .,Nt.s. @tnalou's eoo'
thing sprut" hGleu. Gein @ert5 ii uns
besabIbar. gs nirb benz fleinen 2eiben'
ben iofort 2inberung beri9afen. Ser.
laBt gu1 barauf, Mitter, es lit tein
3ueifel harabsr. @s beilt Sbienterp
unb 9iarrbOe. .eguIirt hen Magen unb
tie Nieren. bsfcitigt N8inh Golif, era
toei1t ben Gaumeu, perbinbert gntsdns
oung unb tfdrtt bas gauge Spfem.
rWsrs. Minsloips Soothing SDrup@
fir 3abnenbe SiREer lit augenebm In
Gel9mad unb bas Ge3ept fammt bon
einem Der 5efieu weibliGen Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
Druggiften in Der 9ansen Wslt al bas
ben. 9reis % gts. Der Glafde.
Rauft nidts anheres dig Mrs. Mins.
Ions Gootbing Syrup.
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@abl : Yrpflautatiptt.
Mapors Office, !
etabt San 4ntouiO, 9eSos. !
10. Sanuar, 1891.

III. OuNuuE, 1911.
Rraft melnes Nmtes. sQls Mopor ber
Sta6t 9an Nntonip, erlaHe i'd hermit
cine Proclamation bic ben
3fpeiten Mpntag it Se6rnar 1891
ols @abltag bsftimmt. (Dieier Mons
tag 1T Der neunte hes Monats).
neber folgenbe 8samte iol abgeftimmt
Derben: Sen Manor. N%ecor5er, Col.
lettor, IReKor, e6abmeiter, @iabt
Sngenieur, Staot : WntDalt, 9tabt.
Marf6aQ, Nubitor, einen alderman
fur iebe Waro Der Stabt un6 4 Iloers
mdnner at Large. Die Wablpldbe in
ben beridiebenen Warb5 per6en BON s
ubr Morgens bis 6 ubr Nbenbs oifen
iein unb 5tpar on folgenben Gtelen:
War0 $50. 1-Sm poIi3ei 6aupt=
quarter; BabloOrfeber, Simon 26s
nigbetm.
8arb $50. 2-ede Of. unb 9olos
rofasS traBe; Wab!prrfteber, Suan 8.
@arbenas.
Marb go. 3-@de aarebo uub @ef.
9ouftonsS traBe; WabluOriteber, Sobn
Gtappenbed.
War6 $50. 4-Sn Der Conventions.
6one, @de Noro.Glnres uno 0oufoa=
-9traBe; Wablporfeber, s. 8ilsmain.
Warb 20. 5-Sn 9Dmmers @arten,
gfe Nbenue 8 unb 10.s StrnBe; @abls
Doritebsr, Sobn s. Berry.
.Warb go. Side @lns unb Nolans
9traBe; 8abIporfeber, @m. 5.
Sage.
Warb $50. 7-gde Matagorbas unb
@ietprias 5traBe; MablnorHeber, geter
Subj.
Warb $50. 8-yto. - 8iosalamos
5troBe, gde South 5traBe; WabIbor-
ffeher, 2Ouis 8erstrom.
Na6 Section 20 bes gitp Charters.
uno beg 9taatsgefeBes, pafirt an IA.
Wfdr3 1887, in Der 5uau5iaifen 2egis<
latur, Seite 81, ntrb bic Wabl abge:
balten unb befannt gema9t.
9ie Stimmseber ieber @arb folen
iiber Die Mabl bes Msapor, &ecorber,
Collector, N6eRor, 59abmeiffsr, 6tabt.
Sngenieur, Stabt : Mnpalt, Gtabts
Marf@aQ, Nubitor, einen alderman fhr
ibre reipeftibe Warb un6 bier 4lber.
mdnner at Large abaimmen.
CUR 8ei@einiguna bierbon aeidne Id
meinen Mamen unb laiie bas giegeI Der
5ta6t beifiger am 10. Sauudr 1891.
8rDan @aIlagban,
Nttefirt: Mnpor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabts@Ierf.
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gsena an einen arenns hat,

Der einen Ebeil beS eaubes beiuaen mia, in pel@em
Malaria in trseub elmer Gorm, OBJ ala bilt0ies cher
@edieIz rber Gumpffeber, berri&t, mas pdre ha pcbI
Der bette Rats, ben On ibm seten ~tfuntef? Gsir ipols
len es Dir iasen: reranlaiie i'm, hab er mttneBme pfer
mad anfunft f& peri@affe BITE frdftise meet5nti9e
S4uspebr, SOfetter's Masenbitters, bic bier, pie in
allen anberen Gdnberu, hbetsl mo Malaria berriGt,
ais basft&erfte Miittel CUR Neutralifruns Der mtasmati=
i&en Seuae unD llni&deItd maGuns ibres %8ertrren=
ben GtuHufeS a~nerfannt TT. Gle trdftist nt4t nur bas
Spfem, inbem fe be1en @iberitanbstrat erb69t, fpn=
bern fe ~teiettigt aud SerbauunsSifbrunsen, nnresel=
wetbs, BITE iGIfmrlen GpIsen BON f5rperIi@sr unb seitis
ger neberantrensuns, Der fsenben 9ebenspetie al3u
angeftrenater G9dtisteit, furtrt ben Munsel an Gppetis
nno ~1bsrsroBe geerpritdt. Grndheruns, Nbfcn6eruus
Der Sale uub ~9eiunber S@laf perben tn ~trdfttsfrr
Weiie hura bas Sitter8 ~eef6rbert.
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RaTaae mad Gurppe.

9ie Ngentuten bes Germ %. &.
Ooung, &c.. l Commerce > @traBe,
San antonio, un6 No. COB Wains
Gtrabe, 9aIlas, pertreten nur bic
anerfauHt beften eIropdif9en 9dmpfers
0Inien. 0err Oouug 1T i'm @tanbe bic
bilIigften &aten sa seben, er>
tbeili bereituilig iebe gepinfdte Nus>
tunft unb beforgt febr proApt ale ibm
ibergebenen NuftrG9e. @er nod gus
ropo su reiien tptanf@t, ODER @erpaabte
beriberfommen lafeH nil, tpenbe fG
an irgeab cine Der genaunteu A9enturer.
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- Dem @orssben Deutf9lanbs foIs
geHo. foa iebt aud ppn Nmerita aus
cine i9mimntenbe Ausftelung ms 2ss
ben gerufen werDen. Sas unternebs
niens gebt bon Der fiir3li6 In Bottom ges
~grtnbeteu $bree Nmericas . gompanp
oas, tpeI6e brei S@iffe BON ie 1000
9onnen @ebalt fir MusReaungs3mede
einriGten, unb elm piertes gr6Beres sur
8enubung fur bas NustelunesperfD.
mol, paEagiere u. 7. 10. in 9ienft fteIs
len pirb. Diele GlOtte miro ben Nas
men ,Sbe Nmerican Nrmaba" fibren,
unb suu16ff nur mitteI= unb iti6ameri.
tauii9e 6dfen auflu9en. Die 3abl
Der Nusteler III auf 400 bei@rdntt.
Nls Sag Der Nbfatrt III Der 20. Mdra
befimmt, unb auert wirb Rew OOrt
aufgeiu6t meIben, mo man ertuartet,
bob Der ptdfbent nebft ben Ninifern,
bic ousudrtigen @eIaabten unb unfere
eroben SnbufrieIen uno 6anbgsbe'
hiRenen bic GIotie in Nugeni9ein neb.
men un6 bas u~nternebmen eepiHers
inoBeu einfesnen uer6en. Ser erite
oustpdrtige 9afeu, ben bic Mrmaba be.
iu9t, wirb Sabaua iein.
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4err 6. $ @iler, SO. 217 Oas
0Duaon ; StraBe bdlt tets bas boI=
fummenfe Eager In 3ei6enmaterias
lien, &apeten, Garben, 8las, Spiegels
slas, Biloerrabmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei6nens unb Ralersu ten1ilien. Riinifs
Ierii6 ousgefibrte gilber unb Gtatuets
len &c. fnb In cine. febensmertheu @als
lerie our Mnfi6t uaD gum Werfauf ausz
gefelt. Sn Sapeten uao 3immeroefo<
ratiDner TT bas @ei6madpo0ae uHb
Weue9e bort 3u inben.
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galiforu.asmetne.

@einliebbaber inben Elm groBes Sas
ger BON fetnen California Meinen BEL
6errn s. 5. Meper ON Mlamo
pla5a. 9err Weper fu@t bic @eine
an Drt uno STEELE aus utb fauft brett
aus Dem 2eiler ter Wein5t6ter. Mls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm fiets, bic
beiten 5orten aus3umdblen. st fantt
feline 2unben ur6 Gamilien nit einens
guten Sropfen perieben. &otb= urb
WeiBweine in poraigli@er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @aIone fret
tns 6aus geltefert.
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1a- Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortmdbreno
frli9e Nufern uno Slide. ioDie Wilo
aler Mrt ON 0anb. Grii9e 3afnbreu
ieben Sag. 8eHslluneen BON 5unai'
lien uerben prompt ausseftibrt unb frei
abgelisfe.t. Srebino Aoenue. 3mif9en
Mairs unb Militdr pla5a. Selepbon
$50. 81.
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W- Der plumber S. 6. altfins,
$50. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe pof Office,
bat, uin ben g~efteigertea Nnibrt6en,
bic on fem @ef6dft eeftelt nerben,
na9tommen 81 f6nnen, f6 nit einem
tt6tigen Ga6manne, Germ 3bpmas,
aHociirt uub tpirb ME gem6bnli9 our
3u{riebenbsit bes Publitums a1e Mufs
fridge raid e~rleSigea. Selepbon APT.