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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Card Party,

At the residence of DR.. Dean, last Fri
day evening, there was given in honor of
Miss Julia Brannon, of Americus,
whist party. The very names of
the host and hostess is an evident
fact that pleasure and enjoyment
reigned supreme, and twas not until late
did the crowd very reluctantly disperse.
The first prize, an elegant bottle of eX-
tract, was won by Miss Lila Edwards,
Nr, Ed Gurr capturing the BOBBY.
The couples pres, lit were: L. B. Nc
Lain With Miss Sal.ie VIII Pickett; c, j.
Whitehead with Miss cleo Farhum; c.
H. Arthur with Miss Jessie Jones; r. r.
Marlin with Miss Lila Edwards; J. S.
Farnum with Miss Bessie Tanning; 7, Z.
Gurr with Miss OlaiSteyens; w. B. Bran
non with Miss Jessie Lewellen; j. Y. Viii
liams with Miss Julia Bgannon.
PARTICIPANT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
LITERARY CLUB

Organized in the City--Ehe First 1s eetin.
A social and literary o.ua, SO ioug
Ineedcd in Dawson, has just been organ
lied with the following officers: J. @.
| Parks, presidents; Mrs. T. J. Simmons,
yice-president; f. NJ. Harper, secretary
Miss Jesse LewCl'en, treasure.
The first business meeting was held on
Monday evening, February 10Th, at the
residence of Colonel J. G. Parks. and the
| GLOWING Programme was carried out:
Sketch of the Life of Caas Dickens. J.
G. Parks; Dickens at Home, Miss Matte
| AlcOtt; Recitation from .c.1wick Miss
Jesse sLewellen: Dickens Abroad, J. r..
Hankins; Recitation, Miss Bessie Fan
ming; Reading from David CopperleId,
Judge j. H. Query: Ave Maria (s0lo),
Mrs. 7. J. Simmons; Solo, T. d. Sale.
Hand-painted souvenirs, of the nature
OF apt quotations and illustrations from
each of Dickens novels, added to the
success of the entertainment
The next meeting will be held on Fri
day evening at the home Of Professor T.
Simmons The following programme
has been arranged:
Sketch of Bulwer, J. r. Guerry: Reel
tation; Miss Sallie w. Pickett; Bulwer's
characteristics as a Novelist, Mr.. Ed
wards; Bulwer's Moral Influence. J. G.
Parks; Reading, F. NJ. Harper; Duette.
Mrs. Parks and Mrs. Query: Solo. f. J.
Simmons Reading, j. NJ. Gmggs: Instru
mental Solo, Mrs. 7. j. Simmons: Reel
tation, j. r. Hawkins.
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
The Shakespeare Club, composed of
the ninth and tenth grades of the public
schools, met on Friday evening at the
residence of Colonel. j. G. Parks. The
play discussed was Richard III. The
following was the programmes:
Story of the play, Miss Laura Timer;
character of Queen Margaret, Miss Leta
Shade; character of Richard III, f. NJ.
l4a, ,"er; recitation from Henry Y. Miss
Bessie flaming; character of Anne, J.
r. Hankins.
Misses Daisy Al9n, Pea Thornton,
Mamie Deubler, Florence Jones ana
Mamie Jordan played choice selections
of music
The next play to be discussed is Othello,
and the time of meeting is March 18th,
at the residence of Mr.. c. l.. Mize.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
A Fine Reer,

Messrs. Bynum & Tucker, the popular
saloon men, have secured the agency OF
the famous Artesian Beer, manufactured
by the Montgomery Brewing Company,
Wherever introduced this beer be-
comes the most popular sold, and the
the big demand for it attests its
merits. This beer is made of arte-
sian water, the best Canada malt and
Bohemian hops, and is said to be the
purest article OF the kind manufactured
It t00k the gold medal at the Paris ex-
position in 1889. Call at Bynum e
fuckers and try it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
The best of all ways
To lengthen our DAYS

Is to use Pierce's Purgatiye Pellets, Sirl
For nine-tehths of the diseases of the
body begin with constipation or the
clogging up of the sluice-ways, through
which the Impurities of the blood escape,
so that they are reabsorbed into the sys-
tenn. The Purgative Pellets act gently
but thoroughly upon the stomach and
liver and are the best laxative known.
Without racking and straining the or
gans, they open the bowels and restore a
natural, healthy digestion. Unequaled
in dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness,
piles, or any of the resulting diseases.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
WHY They Prosper.

THE News can put its hand on farmers
in this county who are thriving and pros
pering. They ''live at home, and on
the fat of the land They owe nothing,
they have not sold their cotton, they
bring produce to market and get good
prices for it, they diversity their crops,
and they are as independent as wood
sawyers," All farmers in this God ia
vored section can follow in this same liT.,
If they will, without regar3 to tie ''pel
capita circulation of the Currency.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Fire COMPANY Election.

At a recent meeting of the fire com
pany the following officers We're elected;
W. B. Cheatham, president; J. A.
Horsley, vice-president; F. W. Clark,
Treasurer; T. D. Sale, Secretary; A. j.
Baldwin, Chief; A ). Carver, Foreman;
B. b. Perry, ass foreman; c. Deubler,
Engineer; w. B. Cheatham, asst en-
gineer; c. L, Perry, 2nd. asst neineer
N, Kenney, Fireman; c. G. Lewis, asst.
fireman
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
A Crazy Prpacher.

crazy negro preacher by the name of
. Bass was put in jail Saturday. During
the dead hours of the night before he
woke up q young lawyer and a Young
Doctor and requested permission to 90 to
t pea with them. That settled the Dues
va OF his sanity,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Good Playing to Empty Benches.

Charles Nevins, supported 10y a fairly
good company, played 'The Southern
err on Wednesday night to a slim house
Mr.. Nevens easily leads any actor rho+
has visited rs tbir
orc e.. 50, season. Those who
Iona of theatre-going, and who did
not see this performance, missed per-
haps the best we have had or are likely
60 have this season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
The Case Argued.

The motion fol new trial for Homer
Willis was argued before the Supreme
Court Friday. The decision is expected
this week
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Another Teacher Necessary.

The increase in attendance upon the
negro school has been so great that the
board of education has found it necessa-
ny to employ an assistant teacher More
than sixty pupils are in attendance
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
The Deal Closed.

The misunderstanding between the
commissioners and the purchasers of
the court house bonds has been adjusted
and the deal closed The money will be
deposited with the purchasers of the
bonds and checked out as needed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Pilesl Piles, Itching Piles,

SYMPToMs-Mo1sture; intense itching
and singing, most at night, worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ato hor. ming very sore. SwAYNE's
o., ~ stops the itching and bleed
CiNLMhSI cd in most cases
ing, heals ulcerauun. o..,.
removes the tumors. Atdruggists or by
man M Tor 80 cents. DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
An Unceasins Flow,

The citizens of Dawson have new
kind of beer, calico artesian beer. The
How must be unoeasing- Albany News
and Advertiser,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
The Guards Inspected.

Lieutenat Saterlee, of the United
States Army, inspected the Dawson
Guards last night. He found the COM
pany in good trim.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Invitation ACCENTED

The Dawson Guards have accepted an
invitation to participate in the Chau-
tauqua exercises On Governors Dav.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
County Politics.

The indications are that county poll
tics will be pretty lively this summer.
THE News has already heard of no less
than three candidates for tax collector.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Spring Courts.

Judge Query will begin the Spring
courts of this circuit at Georgetown
next Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
May Garry 1t Up.

1HE NEWS learns that the Rronwood
contested election case may be carried to
the supreme court
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
4 PHYSICIAN WANTED.

At the meeting Of the County Cons
missioners in April next, physician
is to be elected to attend >upon-the
sick at the poor house and Jail, al
necessary medicine to be furnished by
him. Bids will be received until that
time. j. w. ROBERTS, Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
The Bell here.

The new fire bell has arrived and been
put up.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Election Tomorrow.

A County School Commissioner viii be
elected tomorrow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Struggling In.

A good deal of cotton still struggles in
from day to day
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-26
Seierfaftems Wettfa,tpf.

Sn paris fanb ein bon ben 8epoh=
nern bes 8iertelS 2a Gbapele perane
falteter muiifalil6er Wettfampf Ser
geiertafenmdnner itatt, BON bem bic
3eltmngen mebrere Sage borber geipro=
den batten.
Nae 2eiertai itenmdnner Don paris
lparen eingelaben, ii6 an bieiem sseite
3a betbeiligen. Man batte BON ibnen
ni9t nur bic nit lonltigen NusfeQunz
gen berbunbenen Soften ni6t berlangt,
ionbern iosar iebem 5beilnebmer
eine feite prdmie bon 5 6rantem auge=
ii9ert, bic iie iibrisens aud erbielten.
Sie 9reborgel ober Der 2eiertalten
beiBt auf fran30iif6 "Orgue de Bar
barrie elm Name, Der iebr barbariid)
ansfiebt, aber ni6t 10 fdlimm gemeint
1T, ba er nur auf elmer @ortbertiim=
melung berubt. Ser grfinber 6es
Sn1truments foQ ndmli6 Der Staliener
8arberi getpeien iein. Das geftrige
Jeit mar allerbings barbariid i'm bod
iten 8rabe, benin es begann bamit,
baB mani suerIt bic ettpa 100 preisbez
tuerber in elmer 2inie auffellte unb iie,
uno aipar ale auiammen, Bic f10nlten
Stiide ibres &epertoires abfpielen lieB.
@s mar 6as entiebli6 unb grauenbaft
unb mon befiir6tet, baB bic 3abl Der
3ollmutbanfdle unter ben 6unben err
bebli6 annebmen tuirb. @enigfems
beulten bic armen Sbiere in Ga gbaz
pelle gang erbdrmli6, als ibnen bieier
Sbreni6maus 5ugefiigt ipurbe. Damn
folgte elm Wettlauf, bel benz bic &en=
ner, ipoblbemerft, ununterbroden bic
Srgel breben muBten, unb i9lieBli6
bate ieber ein Soloitiid oor3utragen.
9(ls ulfbafte 8oltsbelultignng fiel
bic Sadie gang gut aus, bod mar Ser
politii6e @rfolg minber erfreulid, benn
es iteate iid beraus, baB fein eimsiser
2eiereaiten bic ruffiide Nationalbume
fpielen fonnte, unb auBerbem tpiirbe
bas &ennen sur S6anbe bon einem
8ertreter bes 9reibunbes, einem sstas
liener, geponnen, Der bic 10 erporbes
men Is Granfen Nun biellei6t gum 9lns
fauf bon pan3eri6iffen ober ionIt sur
Stdrfuns Der @ebrfraft Staliens pers
penben pirb.
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Norresppnoen5. g nib alb,
ben "a. Suli. Oas am 16. abgebaltez
ne @ramen unierer 9dJuIe perlief in
5ufriebenlteaenbiter Weiie unb mar
gut belu6t. GOn auBem batten fid
eingfunben 5err unb 6rau $. Sepbler
aus Sigb Sill, 6rau u. Qoeifin aus
@ebar, prof. &latt aus &ounb Sob,
yrof. Stell aug 6reiburg, II. u. M.
Tur eulinari!6e @enii1e battem nmiere
Oamen, pie getp6bnli1, in iplenbibez
ter unb ausgiebigfter Weiie geiorgt.
Dem gramen folgte elm BAL in benz
1ubi9en unb gerdumigen S1uIbauie.
Sem bur9 Staub unb 6ibe er3eugten
SKite tpurbe bur6 t6ltli6es 8ier,
Ditto Simonabe unb 8runnenipaiier
frGftig entgegengepirft.
Sas Detter mar benz 6eue unb
Gutterma6en iebr siinitis, bod mirb
ieBt elm bur6bringenber &egen a0ge>
mein getpiini6t, ba i6om pielfa6 @aiz
iermansel berri6t. gorseitern stpar
batten mir bier einen biibi6en S6auer,
wel6er bas @ras erfril6te, bod mar
er bon iebr beidrdnfter Musbebnung.
guf einem na6 Glatonia ges
ma9ten 9lusfluge bemerfte i6 in biez
len Jelbern cine ungep6bnlid groBe
4nsabl abgeitorbener 8aumtpollz zBhanz
gen, in anberen Selbern tpar Baumz
tpolle iebr flein unb aorn fdle6t. Sn
bem saltli6en 9aufe bes 6errm 8.
Jinfenltein fanb id, nit 6amilie, bie
freunbli6ite Nufnabme.
prOf. airf 1T Setter Ser Sommerz
gformali6ule, wel6e Sc Stubirembe
adblt. 9to6 flagt man iiber i6le6te
@ei6afte, bod bieies mirb lid nun
ipobl balb dnbern.
Sn g 6ule BURG hattie man
am 21. bic 3ufubr bon glei6 stpei err
item 8allen. : Serr 8oblmanm tpurbe
am slei6en Sage bur6 bic 9lnfunft eiz
mes Wab6enpaares erfreut. - prof.
STERLING 1T baielbft angefommen unb
leitet cine gut beiu9te Sommerl6ule.
Sn Ga Grange bate i'd bas
8ergniigen, 9errn Seilig aus Neuz
8raunfels fennen gu lernen. @r lit bel
ieinem SObne. unierem 9iIeHor, auf
8eiu6. S6abe, boB er nitht immer
bier bleibt.
- 9as i6 i'm 9lpril in 8ig sSslanb,
Ya.. mar, befam id einen beftigen
9lnfaa Don Siarrboe, uie ME 3upor in
meinem 2eben. Sd beriu9te mebrere
befannte Wiittel, mie gladberrp Yranbp,
Yaregorie, 2aubanum. obne grleidtes
rung gu perlpiiren. @teine @ufmerfz
Iamfeit wurbe Johann bur6 u. g..
ainslep auf @bamberlains GoIie, @bos
lera unb 9iarrboe &emebp selenft, Ser
es bort pertaufte, unb in flint Nlinuten,
na6bem i'd cine fleine 9olis genomz
mem bate, ipar i6 furirt. = .. 9.
gurforb, Sarris Greet, 9lmberf g.,
90. 3um 8erfauf bel s. 9alteper &
Son, Doubling & 6loob. q. 9reiB, s..
S6u6arb, &. @oben & Go., s. s.
Sarriion unb aaIteper & Sdudarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-26

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ruuO mid bertriebeu bat 5u Oeins
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0ete slsl, num Did nimlner Su uerlal +
len."
p9luf, @sl, ipenn's 10 isl" riei ct
froblodeno uno iprans in Die SDbe, 1;t
NIT li9 Siebeno. pNf1es iniro nod gut,
Du biit sic erlt', Sic anbern fonlmsn
nod : iett tueiB ids gait, seipib, uuS
bann mar a:es nur piiiter Traum,
lpie wenn man J. piel Wein trnnfen bat.
Da I6au rum, lieblt Die flein' Bfans
serln rings umetlano', Die Dab' idJ
phan;t fiir nleine Gnfel5uab'n, Sen fitnfs
tisen 8auern am 8iebl."
stgl i9iittelte, trauris labelno. ben
8opf.
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ruff nod leinen alten 9errn uno mitten
i'm @'piibl oraub' weroen . i'm aui
einmal b0reu unb linn folge,1."
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ii6 bon beseilterter lleberSeusuns.
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I9ritt, BON ibn seltiitt, abiparts Der
alten Seilnatb gu. Das perfanene,
rubseI6mdrSte 0auS nit ben serrilles
men, drmliGen 9etten auf oen altanen,
auf benen 1onlt Blume au 8lume bliibte,
itanb pie eill bitterer Sorlpurf Dor ibr.
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bern, lit btn @dugen liG ltreitenosu
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4oblenitaub fnirlbte unter ibren Cob.
len, in Die Samlner oes Gatsrs. Der
Mublid Der Diirfttsfeit, ber p0llige
Wsansel Ser Pfese brad ibr oas 6er;,
lie lanf oer5meifelt auf oen 3erri1Ieneu
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in leinem beiligen @ifer, bel ieinenl itar.
ren Seben in Ste 3ufunft Sen Wtansel
Inn i'm bet ni6t mebr.
rWetn net, 99l, 'S lit ia MIR mein
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8auern unb 8duerinnen am 8iebl, Bic
einft im idonsn 3immer sebanseu, aui
oas alte IN I'D oerlunfene Haar auf Dem
serrillenen S5troblaf; ibre itattlideu
9epanoer, ibren reiGen Sdnud be,
oeGte eine oibte 9taubi ididte, lit Der
Die gum offenen Senlter einfallenSen
Strablen Der Sriibiabrsionne lomoers
bare Si6tlpiele triebeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-26
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Die laussefiirdtete Srilis inn Spefus
lationsfieber ser 0auptitaot trat Elm in
oem @usenblid, als balielbe ieinen bob.
ften 1isegrao errei6t, tub afpar auf
eine alle Sorausii9t ser 8elonnenen
ueit iiberbietenoe, nernihtenbe @eile
nit elmer Sdnelligfeit unb Gnt19ieoens
beit, bic ielbit ben itetS gum Niidsug
8ereittn, 9orlidti9en feline 3eit unebr
oa5u tieb. @s mar ein ein3iser, setpals
tiger, eri1iitternber 9rad, Der eines
5ages bic 9uft eri6iitterte: elm 8libz
ftrabl 3udte 6urd ganae 9duier5eilen,
bur9 bic iiberlabenen, BON unberltanz
benem &ei6tbum itrObenben 3dume Der
Sausberren uno 9pefulanten Der emo,
lolen 8oritabte; ct traf lie beim Gbalns
pasner, i'm Bett, I'M Nrm Der Sreu0e,
oer Siinoe. Seine Mtrfung par cine
perni9tenoe. lleberall blei9e, perit0rte
@eiidter, Geri6tSSiener, @cnbarlnen;
III ben ibipiilen 9td6ten t0nte 0a unb
bort Elm bunpfer Small, on ben Re6en
Der aandle l6aufelten bic Wellen Dor.
nebm gefleibete 2eiden. Ole Worsue
fiillte iid) erl1redenS, Dor ben ganfen
ldrnte, brangte Die BON Der Sanit
ergriifene Wtenee, flsine 2eute, Die Su
ipdt ibre iauer perbienten Sparpfenni9e
5u retten perlu9ten.
@S mar lhpiil in Der Stabt, Heiter-
patrouiaen flapperten iiber bas Yflaiter.
Das SanS 9iummsro nellnjebn in
Der Dorptbeenitra6e i49ito leer ipie feline
0ta9bern, ais luare Die 9eit ausse,
bro1en; 81 ben offensu, nadtcn SEN
itern iab man in Die ans9erdumten,
befeften @obninsen. Sn einem iiber,
labenen, bunt ausseitatteten 3immer
lae 9err glmbroS SintermoOier, Der
ebemalise Sansbel liser - oas 0eribtss
liesel pran9te all alien 2biiren. Gr
bate lanse auSsebalteh sebn Sabre
iparen perltriden ieit bem Gerfauf bes
anipsIens bie glrbeit nit iremoem
&apital = iein eigeneS batte oas cine
9aus perldlungen = ging ibm leibt
BON Der Sanb, CT mar elmer Der fiibn>
iten Spefnlanten uno er bate Slid.
man trug linn baS Gelb III oaS Saus.
Ser cine iur6tbare Gag oeS @trihts
mari alle ieine Sombinationen iiber ben
0aufen, er ipar ein 0ettler uno sog
9unberte nit in lein Gerberben. Gr
mar itarf gealtert, Oas l6nelle yeben,
Gorge uno slufregung batten Die lesten
Spnren iciner oeiunSen slbltammuns
peripilht, er fling jeet oil, porncbm aus
| 5niebcn; )iiemano batte in ibm mebr
ben Vauerniobn ertannt.
Gr idrieb nit sitternoer Sano 8rieie,
serriB lie iuieocr, begaun, neue sn leien,
Die eben angtfomnlen, uno mari iie 3ors
mig aui ben Gid. Seine lette Soft,
aing mar lein Srenno Qeinemann =
oa lag leinc glntwort
$50 fdme id FIN, wenn i6 perant,
wortli6 lpdre fur alle Dummbeiten Der
9eute, benen i6 su @elo uerbolfen; bin
| ielbit itarf engasirt bel bem Srad. Der
2eufel bole bic Staot, ON 2ano lit oa8
@eifdft piel ii6erer. llcbrigens lpeiB
i6 ein @elddft fir sic, lpeun allie
Stride reiBen."
(5crtietnns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-26

Ser gerliner Norort Steglib
Diro NIT @e6t ,,bas sebilbetite 0orf
in preuBen" genannt; benn fiinf bon
9unbert ieiner iiber $4,000 sdblenben
ginwobner baben ibren 8eruf auf benz
@ebiete Der 4unit, WiHeni6aft unb
bes nnterri6ts, unb Der Ort belibt ni6t
ipeniger als neun Yilbungsanltalten !:
ein Gollgpmnafum, cine @emeinbes
i6ule fir 9naben unb Mdb6en, cine
fatbolii6e S6ule: ie cine mi: Der fgl.
8linbenantalt unb nit benz fgl. Grieb>
ri6sitift 3ufammenbdnsenbe S6ule,
atuei bobere S06teri6ulen unb stpei
Jortbilbungsi6ulen. Gum l. Oftoz
ber bieies Sabres wirb nun bic aebnte
S6ule in Steglib er0hnet perben. rnb
atpar cine ie6sflaiiise Mitteli6ule,
tpel6e big aur &eife fir ben einjdbrig>
freipilligen Sienit ausbilben foa.. Die
ie Wtitteli6ule tpirb inn @ebaube bes
@pmnaIiums, bas bon porberein nit
Gdumen fir iol6e 3pede perieben
worben 1T, ibr unterfommen finben.
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,,0ut , nuSseheu",

DaS psut ausieben" hanst ni6t Bios ron Der 5aut.
tarbe ab. Gs est tiefer, benn eS bdnst pcn rem ses
iunben 9uiiante ber tnneren Srsdne as. M bic eeber
autbdtis bann fiebt man setb unb saGis aus, III her
Wdser tn llnprenuns, bann febt man tuspeptiib
aus, fnb bic @teren ansesriTien, tanu febt man
srdmlt6 uno perbrtebliG aus. Gorge fur quite @es
iunbbeit, bann ptrtt Du .sut ausieben~. Glsetrte
8itter5 III sa5 srcbe etlmttte, eaS anresenb unb be-
lebsub aui bic tnneren Srsane einptrt Gs ptrretbt
msIett Gusidldse, GeiGpure, Sle6ten unh icnittse
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-01-01
MUSIC. ANp rHE DANCE.
Many Pleasant Social Gatherings Las
NlRhf.

Many Pleasant Social Gatherings Last
The fifth annual concert and sociable
of Division No 8, A. o. H., was held in
the Jacques auditorium last evening
and socially and financially was a
splendid success. The Amphion orches-
ira furnished music and the grand
march of 200 couples was led by James
P. Morris and Miss B. BELLY. Pretty
to the ladies. The success of the affair
was due to the efforts of the following
committees: Floor, Mortimer Doran,
James F. Phelan, Stephen J: O'Brien,
William II. Cave1iaugh, John T. Phelan,
William B. Holleran, Richard Houli-
han, John ]. Cronin, Thomas Reynolds,
Thomas Conleyn Williamf' Berry,
Thomas Shea;e" John Humphrey;
arrangements, James P. Morris, Peter
Hackett, James Thompson, Lawrence
Lawlor, Edward Keenan,; reception,
James Batters, John Claffey, Thomas
Casey, Luke Stapleton, James Fitz-
gerald, Charles Boylan, Timothy
Luddy, John Guinen.
At the armory the ladies who assisted
at the fair recently given by Co G, were
rendered reception. The exercises in
cluded banquet and sociable and were
enjoyed by sixty couples. Supper was
served at 1870. Colonel Doherty and
the local members of his staff were
present, as were the officers of Co A
J Deland's orchestra and Uffendale fur
nishe6 the inspiration for the dancers.
. The third annual ball of LInstitut
Canadien Francois was held in Concor
! dia hall and was largely attended. The
, music was by William Bergen
orchestra.
The members of the Lyra Singing so
ciety and their friends danced out tn,
old year in their hall on PoeniX avenuve
= The attendance was large.
Il At City hall the second annual cOncer
) and ball of Excelsior council, o. U. A
NJ, was held. Music was by the Ameri
can band orchestra.
Canton Waterbury and friends dance
! on a crashed floor in Oddfellows' hall
The sociable ended with a Flea
year" quadrille, whatever that is.
The third Of the winter series G
4 sociables was given by Turks tribe,
t o. r. NJ, and was attended by the men
bers and their lady friends.
: At Turn hall on Scovill street tn
l members of the Turn Verein and thei
friends made merry until the earl
morning hours.
The Rose Hill social club held ope
house last evening, the special guest
n being the members of the Brookly
Athletic club. The rooms were deco
q ated for the occasion and everybod
n was in a happy mood. Speeches wei
q made by President Garren of the Ros
! Hills, President O'Brien and Vice Pres
~ dent Dryer of the Athletics Farrell
: orchestra furnished music.