davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1891-12-09

AYERS ADDITION BEGIN AT NORTHWEST Cor
NER OF LOT IA, BLOCK 2, THENCE SOUTH 27O
FEET, WEST TO BOUNDARY STREET, NoRTHLY
270 FEET, EAST TO POINT OF BEGINNING.
, 1891-12-09


4 So "a s GA
42 o. "A
18 90 90 18 %
4 20 q 4 Al
e 90 4 % %
, 1891-12-09
SWANS SUBDIVISION OF BLOCKS SO, 60, 81, "a, 65
&C, SWANS ADDITION

John M Swan, lot i, northwest
subdivision block S., 48 O8 81
John NJ Swan, lot g. northwest
subdivision block 59........... so OF So
John Swan lot s. northwest
subdivision block 59.;s....; 50 o. 81
= subdiyision s, 7,l blqck ST., .; So O2 88
west subdivision block &c.. 20 O6 26
Edward Scully, lot Z, north
west subdivision block 59...; 2 10 10 20
sui subdivision block 59,;;i::.; / so O9 80
subdivision block 59............ 3 90 Is Is
John NJ Swan, lot5 northeast
subdivision block 59....... 2 10 10 Q 20
John M Swan, lots, northeast
subdiyision block 59..;;..:....; 68 o8 rs
subdivision block 59....... 68 90 N
John M Swan lot TO- northeast
subdivision block 59............ 68 O9 / N
John M Swan, lots1 to s, south
west subdivision block ST.. 852 ~ "a
John M Swan, lot !, southeast
subdivision block 59........ 68 O9 N
John M Swan, lotto, southeast
subdivision block, SO ......... 68 90 N
John M. Swan, ot2, southeast
!, Subdivision block 59.; 168 90 IN
subdivision block 59..........,. 168 90 N
, 1891-12-09

AYERS ADDITION, PART OF, AND PART OF FRAC-
TIoN E OF BLOCK 67 OF SWANS ADDITION, IN
ALL 115X $50.
R H Smith, lot i, block 2......... 8 90 As 945
, 1891-12-09


w y@ry .;l..@ =. :. @ 1e2 Os 10
i i7....,....,.......i 4 Ia. ~ :. 49, g. 8 10
.,....;.,.........,. 40 12 22
yidedj block 28,..,.,....;.;..-.;. 500 80 30
John Mckinney, lot z, block
30 % 80
51...........;...'..;.,;.....;,;.,.,;. 20 O6 26
Frank Carpenter, lot 7, block
~ O6 26
Chas Carpenter, lot s, block 81 20 06 Log
! Chas Carpenter lot9, block "a 20 06 26
Pamela Hale, lot g. block Sc Q 76 II Q 30
PAMELA G Hale, lot a. block Sc 56 IS ia
PAMELA Hale, lot 5, block So l Sc l8 LA
| PAMELA Hale, lot o. block Sc j Sc 18 IA
PAMELA Hale, lot 10, block56 / Sc IS 174
Alice E Savage, fractional part
unnumbered, block 58..".... 4 20 q Al
HALE's SUBDIVISION OF II HALE's ADDI-
TIoN
PAMELA Hale, lot of lot 5,
block k13.............................. 60 03 CD
PAMELA Hale, lot of lot s,
! block k13............................. 60 03 60
| Pamela Hale, lot Of lot 6,
| block kA........................,...... Y 03 rs
PAMELA Hale, lot 2 of lot 6,
| block ekA.............................. 70 O3 75
, 1891-12-09


-
12 90 go 10 60
, 1891-12-09

ssafEss ssaafFes ESs l8sa BISss BH8sE % Il 81 81
Ed Ingersoll and Jas Hilder-
brant lot 10, block 2............ 2 40 10 2 81
Franklin w Thornton, lot 49,
block ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2 10 IL 221
Jno G Ellis, lot IL, block 2 Q 10 IL 221
Jno G Ellis, lot 49, block -. 2 10 II 221
w j Jinkins and A e Stevens
lot Is, block k3....................... so O9 SO
w J Jinkins and A E Stevens,
lot 49, block 20........... / 80 90 SO
w J Jinkins and A E Stevens,
lot 20, block 3.......,....... / so % / SO
, 1891-12-09

HENRY u BoLLINGER's SUBDIVISION OF NORTH
WEST WEST 4 AND SOUTH q OF BLOCK 6, Ayers
salIie s Henry, lot g. block H.. "A OF 151
Sall1e Henry, LOTT, block L.. "A OF Isl
WHITE & MARIs' SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK O.
AYERS ADDITION, EXCEPT T o RRCo
RIGHT-oF-WAY 100 FEET WIDE OVER SAME.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
Eeras $.

= Der Nufiner Musi6uB fiir 6fent.
Ii@a Nrbeiten erbielt 3tuei Angebote ftir
bic Nerpa6tung BET GIi:nbabn bon ber
6ia6t nab bem plabe, 100 Der grcBe
Colorado Damn erri9tet tuiro. Der
cine Bieter Offerirt einett beFimmten
pro3entiab Der &ein ginnabmen. ber
anbere bic Sumnle BON $4,000 pro Sabr.
Cine Gntf9eibung 1T nod nidt getrofs
fen morben.
= Ser ftarte Gegen, Der bie1er Sage
in Der nmgegenb bon 0uling fiel, b0t
ben 8efiir9tuugen auf eine beDorItebeu.
OGrre elm gnbe bereitet.
= Die 0erbanolungen Der @alps.
TONER @Ottoab6rle nit ber @anta Sc
@iienbabsefelIl9nft 3ut grri1tung eis
nes groBen gentrol.8 .8abnhofes In Gals
peffon nebmea einen iiberaus sduitigen
@erIauf.
Sa einem Oaualer 8or6ell Durbe
Dela gloie bon ibrem @eliebten, einem
PferbebdnDler Namens Mortin, eri@oi-
fen. @iferfu9t foa bas N1otib ber
Sbat geweien Tel. Msartin 1T fIf3iie
getDorben.
Sn Spler ifi ON 16. Mdra Mrs.
Sarab Gubbarb, bic 9reiie Mutter hea
@Gs@ouberueurs 6ubbarb. mad mebr.
lp66entIider Rrantbeit geforben. Sic
crreidte elm Nlter bon 80 Sabren.
Gin @efangener i'm @ouutpsSe.
fdngniB 3u Belton III on ben poden ct.
trantt, luortiber ia benz Stdbt@en eint
lpabre paait aussebro9en 1T.
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: ?
Gin 3amoi6at.

Die bobe @tirn, bes mad biuten Qes
ttmmte 9aar, bas bartIoIe @eRbt,
tur3, bie gan3e @rf9eiuung tennaeid5.
rlete ben. Wfanls Qls eiuen @eIehrteit,
ber f9 ieiner @tirbe linb ieiner Hers
bienfe um bic @ifieni9aft tpobI Be.
tpuBt mar.
Wit feffen 59ritten betrat ct bas
@ebdube ur0 nit eiltenl 6errI6erblide
frus er ben Officeinueen. ob Der He.
batteur 30 ipre@en fei. Ser eSunae
5eists ouf cine Sbtir, an ber bas Wort
ppribatA gei9rieben mar unb bortbin
lenlte ber Jremoe ieine 59ritte.
Ct flopfte.
6erein! rief eine @timme.
MIs Ct eintrat. fanb er einen Meaun
nor f@, Der bethnmert genug ansfab.
Srageub fab bet &ebattenr = 6euu bos
mar bet Mann nit benz ,tnglhdti@en
geR9t-ben Gremben an.
Meiu 9ame 1T 69uIae uub id babe
lceben mein ggamen beaauben, begaat
Der 8eIu9er.
uao - 7 neinte frasenb ber Gebog>
teur,
SD nil mid Der sSournalifiit nib.
men. Sd bbrte, baB sic eiuen xGrief,
fafen4 /, &ebotleur brau6eu, eiaeu
Meniheu alfO, -ber ale i5rogen e6rer
2eier beantmorten fann. Sd. aIaube,
baB bas cine pahsHbe STEELE ftir mid
tp6re.
Ser &ebatteur brannte f6 cine st.
garre an, that einige trdftige Bulge uni
faste cann: psie lfnb gan3 riGtlg In,
fornlirt. Mir braHdberi einen Driefta.
ffenmeni6en, 0a unier iebiger fib fell
Qur3em tn elmer @untnli 3eGe Sc.
finbet.
Sn elmer @ummiaelle2
Sal
$50 benns
Jm Srrenbaus!
ST CT 6enn berriidt2
Watiirlifl
Was mar benn bic urla1e, BOB be
Mrme ben 8erttano perIorea bats ,fru,
blahen NageR6ts ber 4ppIitant.
giler unferer 2eier perTongte all tuil
len, tpie biele s0aare elm @bineIe au
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

6em 2opfe Bat, unb er brobte, baB er,
falls oie Beantmortuns biefer einfa9sil
Jrage nidt In ber n69fen hummer
etfoIge, bic 3eitung abbefe1en tDerbe.
Bef0mnten Sic biele folder sSrngen2
meinte Der Grem6e betlomr1en.
Nnn ia. CO gebt, entsesnete Der @es
bafteur, i1bem er aa9ldffig cine Wn.
3abl Griefe 3ur 6ano nabnl. 6iey Fnb
fo einige proben. rleinte CT lei9tbin,
llnb lDir f6nnen ia glei9 einmal einen
gerfu@ MAIDEN.
81 5ffnete Die griefe unb las ieinem
3nbOrer glei6 bie seitelIten S5rasen
hor.
Wiiien Sic bos Datum Der etlfen
S9la6t ber Nmmpnitiers
geibt ausenblifli9, aber i6 tamn
uabieben!
On! fubr Der &ebatteur fort. 0ier
1T etDos Nnberes: 3u tpeIner &eligiou
betannte fi@ Diana be poitierss
Sd t1nn es augenblifli1 ii6t faA
gen. aber
Damn bite. iagen Sic mir bic bolIe
21nge unb 8reite ber neuen Jortbs
Bride; tpie biel 6teine aum gau Der
felben uerbrau4t tporben unb per su.
erit tiber bieie Bride ein9?
Sd tpeiB es ni6t, geltanb 6err
S9ul3e.
Sin BrieffaifenmanH muB NQes nil.
fen! 8ieasi1t t6nnen Sic aber 0jeIem
! Grasefeller cine Rur fur ghwinbIu6t,
Ropfs unb 3abuf6meraelt angeben2
Sd babe ni@t Mebi3tu Hnbirt, ouis
portete Der MaHn nit ber Denterltirn.
Gin 8rieftaFenrebattenr mus NQea
itnbirt baben, entgegnete ernit Der Ste.
bafteur.
9ier fnn nod einise Gragsn. iebeu
STE, Oh Sic 6ieIe beaattuorteu EDuuen.
Sn ipel9em Sabre lieB fim Mariir
0utber einen S9nnrrbart iuabIens
| Sf Elm @efeB borbanben. lpeIGss Sc.
manoem berbietet, bic NiGte 1einel
@r0Bmiitter gu beiratben2
Nuf pelden Sag fiel Ser Is Rob
i'm Sabre 902 bDr gbriito2
(, glIe Garbe mar mad uno na1 aus
bem @eR@t 6es 6errn @@nlae gemi1en
66nea uanbte er ii6 gum @eben, inben
er3a tem &eootteur faste: sd eIdubl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

AUS Slme ptro oer yCl. @orrespQls
Pen5 nom "A. 5GnllaE PeIl@iei: es ss
!egel9elt elIles gtetr0loges oul BEN tnras
ildD 1lsf DsrlteFeelleH iSpElc9e{ a,F9lsll9y
9ntonto 9alnloaot eioentf pc qlsllge
'.Oplnlon National. aug eiises Mitts
pllfDes Der 0lisrrelGiid9en No0ara'@Tpes
pltton, ess Nr: s. bon Sf4srasr tii esr
FbreApollieH M'eile. tpsl@sF mt Relii
grsllsn 9sleeIien IN ysr'f y, iniinsIen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
cages Ne,aisfeitsia.
3 SnIaub.


- lleberoll aaberslpo ideint Die
NufTeeuag hber bas Nsw Drleanfer
Ncifseeti@t spul IA. Mdr3 gr66et su
lein, dis IN VEN Drleans ielb5. Das
3ele9remm hes @t0atsiefretdrs Blaine
bat 3tpas au@ bert einiges MufFe9en er.
regt, aIIein es Gam bMr9aus nid6t lil1ers
u0rtet. @pubernear Hi@olls bot es
ben @eneralousu0lt &ogers iibergeber
uub ea biefent aubeimgefelIt. meitere
No6regeln 3u ergreifeu. &pgers bot
cine eingebenbe npterfuGun9 her Dor.
fdlIe BON Ean1fog gprmittag ein9e.
Ieiset u1A eiile MnaQbl bon Nanler Der
an benfeIben BetbeiIigten feRifelIen
Iafer. Nau III In Rem Orleans ber
MnfAt. bG6 cine Mnsobl bon Mntlnaen
erbobeu lperben. bab 0as aber meter
Riots aIs eiue 6ormalttdt isin iuirb.
@oubernelir MGolls BON 2ouis
Ran0 Bat BEN Gtaatsfetrettr 1laine
onf feline Dspef@e telegrapbil6 ernie
bert ha6 In Msm QrIeans ipieber bhllI.
ne @uhe herrf@e uuA hof ex Tim briefs
ttuy kA4Ae HAst UtF &4Fe8AttIs UeS 44s
Wdrl @esi@t erftaisen tpexbe.
= 90 ipeit es lj@ his iebt dberieben
Idbt, jpfi&t R6 eigentli6 nur bic Rem
Doyter Yreie inibbiaigenb iiber bic
Rem lrleQnler 2nuMiufi3 Gus. Die
8ldtler anegpnhereu Gtdhte be3ei@Heu
OisisIhe alpar eIs beAeuerli@, Qeben aber
80, bn6 Die @lQitweH6i0Eeit 5ll eileIll bers
arti9fH RabiEaImiisff pOtlaD.
~ Glue aus la abrpmiHeRten" Sta.
lienern, Die ieit Iaueer 3eit in ben 8ers
einigieu @tanien autdIHg Rnb, bes
1ekembe DeIee0lien III nlif heni Me.
ge mad Der @nnhesbauptlf0ht Was
IbinetoH.. I'M bonn MrdfOeniell 0ar'
rifon uub BEN 6iaais isletreidr Blaine
iofort Die Erereifung BON energii6en
MsaBveoeIp 9egei bic nrbeber bes 0eu
Ogle1uItr &bn&gefintes jti berIangen.
Der @ab6iner ,G0JDnlol E@ia0s
Ier In Bofou fbsrieIbs. BET 9elamps
@hdkiid ins GeuilGe Aberlebt bat)
ipsa@ IL feiner GbHaeoee nber bas als
te iAbil4e Sbeai Der @Rdtebt Der Suben
mad paIdliua unp Der Grri&tuus eines
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

He 3u gepaltsmaBregeln eei9rttten.
Sn 6er Ndbe ber Gtaot 9uisburg tpurs
be cine Gperruag bes 8abngeleiies
burd barauf angebra6te 9in6erniHe
entbedt unb ein ba6er fommenber Pers
ipnen3ug tuurbe nod gera6e au re@ter
3eit algebalten, I'm einem i@lperen
uugladsfaa boraubeusen. Sn Der Ndbe
lag cine Nn3abl entIaiiener Nrbeiter
auf ber 2auer. bic HGGten MOLTEN. ols.
He ihren pl0ri Dereitelt faben. Sic
tpur6en iebo@ berfolst unb a9t bon
ibneil tpurben sefanseu senommen.
= Oas r6miIGe spopolo &omano"
Tag. In Bs3us auf bic yteD Orleanier
Send 'Sufts: Sm Tertrauen auf bic
8eionnenbeit her aileiifQniIben 8es
btr6en lub aus A9tuue Dor bieier aufs
ri@tis befreuuoetsH Wa@t flebt bic &e=
gierung BON ibrer anfdngli9en Mbfdt
ob, elm panaeri6iff in bic Miffitppis
Nhnbung 5tl feuben.
- parnea bat elm Manifef ON bic
Srlduber bon. Nmerita erlaiIeu, tporiil
er ibre fiaanaielle 6iIfe In MnIprn9
llimmt unb Die Mbfenbung ieiner Dele.
gaten la@ ben Der. 6iaateu antiinbigt.
ST fagt. benz Siege nabe Tel bic irldns
bii9e Bartei bur9 bic ,inberufene Gin.
mif@ung enslif6er polititer seIpalten
ilnb aurldgemnrfeti tporben. 9ie uns
3ulduglibfeit ber bon @labffone porge.
i6laseHeu S6fune ber irif9en Groge fet
nod gerabe re@t3eitie erfonnt lporben.
gue ,pabrbnftfn unb lnutbigen Yatrio.
ten Srlanbs feien auf ieiner Seite.
Wit 6hlfe Der ameritanii@en unterith.
bung (obne tpelde Srlanb ieinen 2ampf
un1 Re@t unb Greibeit iiberbaupt tlidt
su fibren berm6ge) tperbe Ct bic &ebels
lion in Srlanb beiiegen. bas 2anb tDies
Der einigen un5 fir bic irldnbli@e Na.
tinn Greibeit unb WobIfabrt bur1 Der.
| Ifa6ungsmdBiee Wittel errinsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

Die
ssa4entliae 6reie 9rsile filt a
eriGeiat
jeeen OeWnetHAe
nnb tDHet
$3.50 ftr oaS Sahr seer &1s26 jkt
e MeHate in Weraas bessblanA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

0runSei8entbnm.s Hebertra8un8en.
M. v. Ber@elmann an Sam Mabee
rid. Q @runbfhde on Der @de bon Mpe.
s unb 6.,6iraBe, $13, 700.
&. 5. DEFINES @iben an 90. 8. &iGs
ter. . @rnnbflde on Yecos,S StroBe,
$725.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

9err SEQ. so. @rap. 9oper. N.
g.. beri@tet; Sd bate mir ben Haden
10 i6uer berleBt, baB iG mad 6auie
getragen tuerbeH i1luBte. Na1bem i'd
st. Satobs Del nngepanbt batte, mar
t9 na@ brei Sasen i'm Stanbe ons 0eus
3u bertafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

= Sn benz proseKe sasen @eorse
Sniber In San Mareos, ber unter ber
Intldge febt, feline Srau gei6btet au
baben, mo6te beifen eiseuer Gobn TO
beloiea0e Musfageu, baB an ieiner Der.
art5eilung uidt inebr su 3tueifeln III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

Das 6ffentli&e r1rtbeil, bab Or. 8nu's Suten spz
rup bas Bette uRb bsite Mttte sesen GrfdItnns, Sus
ften, ranben pals une Gnstrnftstet LIT, bat d5 burt
anaemetne @rfahrung rpfftduots belt6ttet.
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Summer N. c 27O6.
sSplfip,t's sdul, -.9eparteme,,t

ont we er esantn tbaren unb gut Fseaben e
fn Tun Sem G8mad nno eSe 8 1T snun @aer sn
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nidbt. baB id5 ben poRen eiles Hrisf.
t6ifenrebafteurs aHnebmeu fann."
@als nieperasf9 9lagsq .6srIisB e has
@anftlirl. S a'' =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

Nlue 20elCDrctpun0 Veiner S00e nnc NelcD0enDelf-
m ~ ~mMpMmaeh
M~m
s. s%sssS
~@ r" """ ""4
J. " DIGNoW1TY eeee Manages
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
TIE REPUBLICAS OiUCUsys.

The cgucuses have spoken, but not the
people In aim $, every wsrj last ni2L,
delegates we're chosen to the city cOnyeL-
ton in favor of the third ward lllelmau
for mayer White has out.TisIket Tiepke.
The vir,s have been pulled aud the logs
rolled, but the political conduit wipes have
certainly brought forth sn sromaly-a a
White man. However pleasing White s
candidacy may be to the politicians of his
party it is not pleasing to The btur tle.
ment, the bone ald sinew OF which Ia 5
party is composed; neither is it pleasing to
the people. yQne year as an alderman has
been sufficient t. show people What this
would-be mayor is-a schem.r, u tr ck,ter,
lavish with The CitY's money in quar-
ters where it would help himself, display
ing in fact those qualifications that should
be least found in q candidate for mayor
His rule would be but a c)Lt nuAnce Of the
bad mansg, meut and prencious ways that
have grown up during six years Of Repubi'
can office holding.
Now is the t,ms for the Democratic
party to strike, for now "ths times are ripe
and rotten ripe for change" For one year
at least let US have government that thl
city may be proud of, government thai
will be by the people and for the people
1t is the II publican politician who row
wants office. II is the nan who is worthy
of the office that the people want The
tide is setting sgsinst this millon-lollar
deb. increasing government of ours, and Gs
election day draws near let us not forget in
the language of Sir Philip ilnay, that
bright and brilliaLt courtier, 18th. unwilling
worthy man is filter to rule than the unle.
serving desirer."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
TELEGRAPHlC BREVlTlES.

Trinity was beaten by Yale at football,
81 % o.
Norkyille Belle won the fashion stakes
a. Jerome Park.
Hal Pointer beat Direct in the Terre
liautc und) pacing match.
Fire in the hold II tie steamer Louisiana
3t New York did S3l, coo damage.
\ wealthy farmer Of Iladdam, Conn, is
defendant in a $4,000 breach Of promise
suit
Joseph Petite Of Brdgewater, Mass,
i,a.d $500 for importing Canadian brick
ma.Crs.
Good Templars in New Hampshire are
are suffering heavy losses in membership
and lodges.
The cruiser Yorktown sails for Valpa-
raiso today, provided she can keep enough
sailors on board 20 man her.
d.. William VI. Lockwood, formerly of
T. ulorl, Conn, has been murdered near
Ber.iey, Va, evidently by robbers.
The New York court of appeals has de
cid"t four cases (suits of property owners)
ag'lost the Metropolitan Elevated rail
road.
The sensational report OF the dying con-
ditiaa Of the Queen of Hawaii is denied
emphaticaliy by the Hawaiian consul at
san Francisco.
BY some misunderstanding the w G..
/. |. convention ia New York sent to n
,'mmt,ec instead of promptly passing. a
res 'lutiou cDngratulating Mrs. Cleveland
Ja tuc birth Of her daughter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
PARNEIL.

IT isnot today, neither will it be tomorfoT
that the truest judgment can be passed on
the life and work Of Charles Stewart
Psrnell His was great career. He 80
won the hearts of his fellow.countrym %
and bis CO workers for Irish liberty that not
even The distressing revelations Of The pat
year were sb to destroy sll allegiance to
him. II will not De strange ut all If, in the
sudden shock of yesterday's news, m9hy
who had turned from him 10 consequence ot
his recent acts should h1i themselv.s
thinbing more of the Psrnell who thril-!
them in other dsys.
Parnell wss a patriot. His ve'kn a'
was that of the man HIS loyalty 70
country can hardly be qlcs.iJnod even
though it was the co equencCs Of bis faut
which led to the disruption of the pltr.,ur
party.
"rhe faithful warrior famouse for fight,
after thousand victories, cnce foi'ed,
"Is from the books Of honor razed quite
"s1d az thl res, fog f)r which he
toiled."
Looking for the possible fleet of the ey-
lesder's death, 1T this tim, II may b. CO..
sldered, without tht least csst.ng Ok r.h C-
tious upon the dssl, that il will b. one q
good for the Irish Nstionslis:s sn1 their
-avk
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

THE New York Herald, speaking of the
Cleveland baby says There is young
lady at 3l6 Madison avenue in whom many
milhoss Of people will take lively inter
est. She is a young person aith socisl
future which she has almost bour lees pos
sibilities. She is as handsome ss any model
Of femiuinity of the same age who ever
lives, and there were very many people
who wer willing to predict solemnly last
nist; hat il she did not become the wife of
a President OF the United States she nj
least stood gool chance Of living in the
White House"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
MEDICINAL.

all the painful disorders and
chronic weaknesses peculiar TO the
female sex. They go, with the use
of DR.. Picrcc's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. Periodical pains, weak back,
beariDr- down sensations, nervous
prostitution, all "femalc complaints
are cured by it. 1t is purely vege-
table and perfectly harmless "a
powerful general, as well as uterine,
tonic and ncryino, implrting vigor
and strength TO the whole system.
1t costs Won nothing if it fails 70
give satisfaction. Us guaraatecd
to do so, in every case, or the money
is refunded. 1t can be guaranteed
for it does it. No other medicine
for women is sold on such terms.
That's the way its makers prove
their faith in it. Contains 70 alco.
hol - incbriatc; 10 syrup or sugar
to dcgaago digestion legitimate
n7edicitc, not o 6eccrage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition Of tho system.
Worlds Dispensary Medical AS.
sociation, Propriotors, No. COS Main
Street. Buffalo, n. Z.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
PAY YOUR TAXES.

Those who are assessed Cor personal
property taxes should attend 10 the payment
of the same without delay. The board Of
csnv,ssers meet on Friday, Oc.o5er 30,
and ii will be necessary to have all personal
property taxes paid on or before Thursday,
October 20, in order to vote for councilmtn
and aldermen in the several wards. Attend
to this mst.er without delay and preserve
your franchise.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
Get the Genuine.

Jiyou suffer with lame back, especially in
morning, ALL OCK's pLAsTEEs are sure
rcief.
" vru Clnuo. sleep, try an ALLCorK's
pTAsrLR. well up bets. cn the fhoul Ter h,sdaa
often re icyts-soTrtim"s CurCs. Try this
before you rec re to opia'Cs.
IL any o. your muscles src lsTe- tiots M
reel a ~ hey wa,ted oi'irE--or ~ YOU aLiTrr
wish any local pa'n4ur sches, % csc p.as,tts pi |
cue sou.
~ you usc thtm once yeu will rcarl uhy 90
many plat r. have been mads in imf rt'rr Of
them. Lik all good thirgs. they are onpi a ss
cloetly as he law allowH. D0n'I o dLpeI hy
taxing an initiation when ~ is az easy 60 < I tie
genuine.
If you always In .ist ~ on haying ALLcucK q
POROUS LhsrtBN end never ucrept a tuhs.!
stute you VII not ha ti-app1.rted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

\ young Augusta lawyer saw the
woman and conversed with her. He de-
scr,bas thc woman as being about 80 years
OF a-, rather below the medium height,
and possessing more than average grace
and fairness She was attired in black
aud came here from New York on learn
ing Of Mr.. Aliens death. She suddenly
left the city, and there arc good reasons
for believing that she met members Of the
family and claimed to have a deep interest
In Mr.. Allen What induced her to disap-
pear 50 quickly does not appear. Many
doubt the veracity Of the claim that she
WAS his wife