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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03
Die unterinMnma

Der 4raniassp absB abne NngeIegenbei=
ten, IN iuelden es fi9 barum bau6elt,
10 erunitteln, no $50, 900 aus Der Rafe
0ebliebeu fiub, 1T eef1loFen uorbert.
Die 3eugenauSfagen iinb 70 umfanas
reid unb fo-uiberipre9enb, baB maj,
ftd barna9 fdmerlid Elm urtbeiI Bill
ben Tam. Wenn Ooafum be6auptet,
bab Ct 8ergftrom gegen $4,000 fur
aompagne5wede gegeben babe, 10 tpirb
biefem 3eueniB BON Bergfrom ieIbfi
uub BON Mcyiamara, Der barum aes
mutt babetl fol, brett miberfpro6en.
Oodtuum erfldrt, baB er bon McsSaa.
mara $1,000 fir bic Wabl erbielt urb
9etterer eiebt an, baB er ttur 81, O0O
beifeuerte.
Die unterfu9ung bat ungep6bnIidj
bieI SMmub ans SagesIi6t gef0rbert.
Die Musiaoen merben nun aufam>
mengetelt uerben unb bas plaiboper
Der Mnmdlte Der beiben parteien uirb
Dor &itter GIemins ftattfinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03

bur6l66ert, na9bem CT nod bier BON
ibnen gu 8oben geltredt bate"
San 4ntonio 1T cine merfmirbige
alte 9tabt9"
rSa, aber i'd babe feline 2nit mebr,
bort 8efannti6aften au5utnipfen."
r9aben Sic ii6 benn ipenig1tems bic
Miiiionen angeieben?"
rNeiu, banfe f66n! Nteine Miifion
1T es iebt ausi@lieBli9, 10 f6neu als
m6gli6 bon bier fort gu fomme11!"
9amit entferitte er fi6 ba1tigen
S6rittes, um obne Sdumen unb obre
unterbre6ung feline .&iidreiie nod
Milmaufee an5utreten.
Sn San Nntonio unb lit Seras
iberbaupt 1T or ieitbem aber ni6t miez
Der gepeien.
MIer 6. 5meet.
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j iii BEN SO. trift.
Mir iinb autoriIirt, 0errn Gnaene
Mrder als aanbibat bes &ihter=
fur BEN 80. @eri6ts : Sitritt
an~5ufinbigen.
Wir firb autoriiirt 9errn Colonel
Gugen 9iggeS BON Borne als &an>
biSat als Sifritt &i6ter bes
SO. @eri6tsbiitrifts, beftebenb aus BEN
Counties llpalbe, Mebina, 8anbera,
&enbau. 9err unb gomal, gu annons
ciren.
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Giue sur fir Mbeumattsmus.

9r. q. u. Skinner bon 5erarfana,
Mrf., 1T Elm gang entbuiiafif9er Ser
ebrer BON @bdmberlainS rpainz8alm"
st gebrau6te bieien S6meraen : Bal
fam gegea &beumatismus unb iagt
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel bagegen it," gu haben
in San Natonio lit ben Mpotbez
fen BON s. &alteper & Son, Doms
ling & 5loob, $. g. Sod, u. 9reib,
8. @9m6arb, st. @obn 6 Co., 5. S.
9arrion unb &alteper & Sdudarb.
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Smm,er pprau!

Geit ietnsr erten Gtnfhbruus Sat bas electric gitters
i4neu unb bauernb bic CUNT beS Publitums errunsen,
bs eS lest allen b~erartisen SeiImitieln pcran mar
ihtrt! Dies Wetttsl enttd;t Rihts, mas es ais @etrdnt
e5 pirb alS pte bette unb retnfte Mebictn fur aue Qeifen
res MasenS, Der Sober unb Der Rteren anseieben. IS
beil. Mtsrdne, nnperbanli@teit @erFcpfuns unb
tretbt bic Walarid aus benz SnItem. Befriebiaenbe
Wirtuns ptro NIT ieeer 8laide s~aranttrt ODER has Sch
miro 5uraderftattet. greis MUIR so Gents per Slafde.
gu babeu BET Der Gan GntcntS Drug G~pnpanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03

ag- @enn Sbr Serren einem guten,
baltbaren unb faibionablen Nnsug
wolt, gebt su 9 aneoait& Sobn.
Sieielbet baben nur CUTE @aare, 10
biaig tpie i%rgenbmo.
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mt 5mg :!

Scr 3abm>Nrst ST.. 8reebiu
aeigt ieinen &unben unb benz publifum
hermit an, bob er feline Office in bas
9llanu Teuer Bert. Gel. @ebauoe,
3immer SO. IL unb II, perlegt bat,
unb bort auf bas fomfortabelfte eins
geri6tet 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03
Nn6Iens Mrutca ealbe.

Dts tste eaIbs Der zBeIt fur eHnitte, nu.tf3un.
- 0ef4uasey Ftsbs1s nab Santsansf9Ias, gie&te,
leilsus sustrf edmerstpihen pber fetne Besabluua,
4t1loe 8ntytehkntet .garanttrt obe tas 0eIS wtsb
fsr14ssfatstt. - Gents ete S6aHteI. Bum Ueriaui
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a6g- lleher,ieher n~nter,enn 0e.

sd- lleber5ieber, llnterseus, Sers
ren : 5oilette : @rtifel, ales BON ben
beiten Sabrifanten bes 2anbes Bel
Yanepaft & Spbn. Wir glaus
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : Oslars
9emb unb bic beiten rs Gents Striimpfe
in Der Stabt berfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03
Geftamratipm
1T Sdol5' 8ier= unb GarteuzQofal,

Sn S1ol3' populdrem 2ofal 1T TO-
eben cine Reclamation eriter &laHe einz
geridtet porben, bic Naes liefert, mas
Die Saifon an Selifatefen, Nultern,
Jifden, @ilb &C. bietet.
Gin perfefter Sod iiebt Der Slide
Dor, bic Der 8equemli6teit megen in
bas untere @rbsei6oB perlest unb in
ieber 8e5iebuns mutersiiltig einses
ridtet murbe. Speiien iperben nit
GROCER Gorgfalt unb in fiir5elter 3eit
aubereitet. 9ie Slide lit bis Mitter=
nadt fur ole @uftrdse often.
Ser febr umfansrei6en Speiiefarte
liegt cine Weinlite bel, tpel9e bic aus
e~rIeienten &beine, Wsoielmeine unb
@bampagner nmfaBt. SIS lit aIIo fur
Nles auf baS Bette geiorgt.
Die &c eitauration in benz be-
liebten g 9oIa'den 2otaIe
mirb einem in bieiem Stabttbeile ldng5t
gefiblten 8ebiirfniB abbelfen unb an
3uipru9 mirb es ibr ni9t feblen.
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s iir g Sheriff

Die .Sreie Prefie" 1T ern,ddtist, 9errn
Spbn q. @ampbeII ais &anbibat fit
oas Mmt Ses Sberiffs bon 8erar County
an3uflnbtsen.
Nir iino autortfrt Germ s. g. mccall
ais @anoibat fir @ieberermdbluns fir bas
Nt1t bes Sberiffs bon 8erar @ountb an=
aufiinbiaen.
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Der Ghcitan0 fem @eheifanb

nil $500-$2,00O ais Iitatft.
llnrerbeiratbete Samen uno Serren, tretet 10.
fort benz "GRAND ORDER OF THE OLD Co
Long, Bel unc iid,ert Gud Slid unS Serm5.
gen sh. Central Office fir 5eras 6l9 9lpe
Y, San Nntcnic. 8cr 1913, Asentsn geiuht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03
SMola' YaImeit > 0arteu 1T Be,

Sdob' Yaltaeit : 0arten lit Der
Sammelplab Der Seuti6en BON San
@ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Sic re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb Grei : &onserte an
bier Mbenben in Der @o6e lint ftets
sablrei9 befu6t nnb erfreuen ii9 elmer
aagemeinen 8~eiebtbeit.
Sdcls' saluum 1T Der sr6Bte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb WbtsfeDs unb a~le5eit felerfrif6es
Bier, ioipie bic beften Gigarreu. S6ol3'
2un6 erfreut ii9 a1semeiner M1erz
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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Watiirlide beibe gdtpefels@aSer

in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon San
@ntonio, neben benz SibmefEIi9en
Srrenaipl. 8%ef0rberuns per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus piermal tdgli1.
8dber 25 Gents.
s. g 6euermeDer,
y. .. 8or 1889. San Nntonio.
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Sir @luntnz

Sir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn 6. ". @oetb
ais 8anbibat fir baS Nmt hes county.
U n it, an3ufanbisen.
Gir limb autoriiirt, 9errn 8art De
witt als &anb'bat fife BieberpabI fir bas
Nmt bes County .NnwaIts an3utiins
bieen.
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Stir 9ifriftz@Ierf.

Gir iinb autoriiirt, Stat. 2epts ais
&anotoat fur 8ieberpabl fir oaS 9mt bes
Sttrltts@lerfS anaufiinbisen.
Bir iinb beauftrast, Serrn 9enrs rmz
l9etb ais &anbiDaten fir bas Mnt bes
OtfriftsGIerts bon 8erar @onntp On.
3ufinbigen.
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County m5eigem.
Sir s @Ierf.

8ir finb autoriiirt, Tbab. ". entity
als 8anbibat fir @iebereripabluns fir SaS
Pint bes Gounths @Ierfs an3u3eisen.
@ir iinb aator,iirt 9srrn s ans 8. De.
eener OILS aanbibat fir baS @mt bes
County @IerfS an3ufiinbiseu.
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sas- Sci Welton & Co., Sous
itOnitrabe, finbet man bic feiniten inns
portirten unb beimii6en SeIifatz
effen Der Saiion.
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Sur @ountDsM ffeffpr.

@ir iinb ermaHtist, Germ 9ouis Suth
+. ols &anbibaten fir @ieberpapl fir baS
Mrtt bes eonntbsafiefip ansufiins
bissn.
Mtr iinb autoriii,t. Germ 6 eo g. @if.
ia III on ais 8anoibat fir bas amt bes
aNeiiors BON 8srar County ansutinbieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03
Serlanat

Mann unb 6rau, bic in 6%armarbeiten
ieber @attung noatdnbig ~betpanbert
iinb, fur cine Garm 20 Meilen bon Der
Stabt. Wufen bic beiten @mpfebs
lungen p~oraeigen. Na63ufrasen bel
Or. u. s. Samper,
I'M Madep 8lod, ie6ten Stod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-03

sar 9ie "Morgap City Fish & Oyz
eter Company bat tets cine Musmabl
pon frii6en 6ii6em. Quitern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt babDn tdsli6 r1eue s3ufubs
rem. Sn Der Stabt nerben bic Sa6en
fret abgeliefert. Selepbon go. 81
Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe erbeten ;
prompte Iusfiibrung %garantirt.
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ag~ Welton & 6 D. baben fortz
ipdbrenb frii6e Waaren; groBe Ausz
mabl BON 9~elifatefen a0er Dirt, bic
beften ein9ema6ten Srii9te, Semitic,
Jleif6z unb anbere preidrpen unb elm
groBes 2ager BON Stapel : Groceries.
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Sir Griebens &ihter.

@ir itnb autorifirt, 9errn @no6 @riff
Spnes ais 8anbiSaten fir bas ant bes
Srtebensrt4ters blS l. @reeintts
q r5ufinbieen.
STIR finb autpriiirt, 6errn linton Mbam
als &ancibaten fir @ieOermabl fur cas- Mrnt
bes Sriebensrt1ters bes l. 8re.
einfts (hie sar,3e Staot unfafeno) ansu.
fiinbiseu.
Bir finb beauitrast. Ssrrn %. 6. 6 OF als
&anoioaten fir oas Mmt bes GriebenS,
ri4ters fir ben erften Yrecinft an;ufin=
6isen. Serr @or erludt bic 8iirser bon Nerar
eruntp, fir Jpn gu %it,inmen.
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STIR 9ttrift=W ntpaIt

Wir fi1o autortiirt, Strrn @epr9e Bass
d a ais &anbibaten fir IS ebersrtrabluna
fir baS amt beS 0iftrtft Mnwalts
an5ufiinbisen.
Sir iinb autoriiirt 9errn @5as 6. Mb.
beb aIS Ganbibat fir bas 9lrlt bes e 0 n
ftabIers bes l. YrecinftS ansutinSisen
@ir inb autoriiirt, g. B. 6effe I als
&anbtbot fur bas Mmt bes 60 ~itabIerS
beS l. Srectnfts bel Der beporftebenben
9opemberipabl a%n3ufinbisen.
0ir ftnb autori5irt, Nr. SameS Me.
@Io8fb als &antibat fir bas Mnnt bes
g. n tabIers bes 1. Ereeinft an3naeigen.
SIR 9dute Snfpeftor.
@ir iinb ermddtist, Serrn q. 8. Saun.
bers ais &anbibaten fir bas Mmt bes gieb.
unb Sdutez Snfpeftprs anau3eigen.
9iermit erIaube i'd mir, mid ais Ranbibat
fir baS Mmt bes Sdutes unb @ieb Sm.
peftors BET ber beporitebenben Wabl ans
su3eisen unb bite UNI bic l1ntertituns n,eis
NET Greunbe unb Mitbiirger.
9~lhtungSbrn
SttD MbgeIin.
@ir iinb autcriiirt, Germ GbaS. 6.
2DfIer ais Ranbibat fir bas Nntt beS
8dutes SnfPeftors a%n3utiinbisen.
s i'll @ountp : &ommiffdr
@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn @m. 85rner
ais aanbibat fiic Die @iebererpdbluns fir
bus Amt beS gountb : 8ommiar
bes 2 4recinfts an3ufiinbisen.
Die vGreie WreHe" 1T autoriiirt, Serrn
Weter SSonas als &onbiSat fir bic @ie>
berwabl aIs Gpuntp : &ommid
fur ben 8. Vreeinft an3uftinbigen.
@ir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn Granf u ts
loeb aIs 8anbibaten fir Mieberspobl fir
baS aint beS 6 IN n b ; & m m dr. beS
4. Yreeinfts an3ufinbisen.
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Die bsHe Detsntluns In Ednen BON Weuralsia unb
Qen4t6f4uer1en III, ben ~tefbenoen TbeiI NIT SaIpa.
ftsnsEe ttnsnsettsn anb fur etnise 3ett mil U aite ae.
n se enlt ~ f4hten- &c III einfaH urb biais, bic
8tai4s srhtt nur as Gents.
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s ir ben II. ~&ongreBz9ifrift.
@ir iinb autorifirt, Serrn SenrD
3errea alS &anbibaten fir ben IL.
6 Bz9 tritt an3ufiinbisen.
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E iii 6 puutb : Gihter.


Sir iinb autoriitrt, Ssrrn 8rpan O. als
lasban als Nanbiedten fir fns @nlt eeS
Comfy 8idters anSutiineisen.
Sir limb autcriiirt, Germ e. @. 81 c.
MIIiter ais Raneibaten fir Bieeeripabl
fur bas amt eeS g ountp:Ni4ter 8 angus
fiinbisen.
@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn 81. 8. Stan.
fieIb, biSber County . Observation-Disclosures,
ais aanbibat fur boS smt oes ps
8idters an;ufinbieen.
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@abl= Mn5eigen*

s ill BEN 10. 9ongreBbi frift.
u. 5. @pientbal,
ga Strange, Seras, seist fi9
al8 &anbibat fiir bas Mmt bes e D NJ
greBz& eprd entanten fur ben
10. 9itrift on.
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ur Ben 81. @eri 6tsbi fl lit.
Wir iiub ermd6tigt, 9errn George
Wppmatt als &anbibaten fir Wies
be~rermdbIuns fir bas Mmt bes 81
triftri6ters bes 81. @eri9tsbi=
itrifts an5ufinbigen.
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Sir 6 9 B meiffer.

@ir iinb antoriiirt, 9errn Sd. Trobpefe
als 8anhibet fir @lebererpdbfans fir Sas
amt hes SountpsS d a + NJ e I ers ah.
3u,eigsn.
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s ii I s ountp> Solicitor.

Nir iinb antoriirt. Serrn Sofe gafs
ianp oils RanbiSaten fir 0ieberfpabI fir
bas gnrt bes @onntpi8pIIettor angus
seiaen.
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@rumSeisentbums ltebertraauuaer

Nuguf Niti6 unb Grau an 6ran3
Gitf9, @run6ftiid suii6en pine unb
Monumental ctr. $3.50.
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Sir ben "a. enatprieIIen
9ifrift.

y t1trttt.
Wir finb autorifrt, 9erru Yerrt)
S. 2etuis ben Nominee Der bemotras
tif9en &onpention, als &anbibaten
fir Gtaats= Senator fir ben
"A. enatorieIIen 9ifrift
anaufin6igen.
Mir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn .. g.
6Obinfrm als ben reguldren bemofra=
tiI1en Hominee unb &anbibaten fur
bas Mmt bes Senators fir ben
"a. e1tatorieIIen Sitrift
a%nsnfinbigen.
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&egulirt franfe 2eber NIT Seed,
dtu'3 WilIeu.
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fimb ieltsn gliidlid)e.
DEUTScRES hElL-INSTrTUT,
II Clinton Place. New York. n. 7.

Der 8ettunes @nter lit gu baben
beim Su6bdnbler 9tc. Senge, 218 Cont
,nerce=S trabe, San Intpnip, SeraS.
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Gountg yffet.

9as folgen6e 5idet 1T Don ben Gre.
futib : &omites Der bemofratii6en, re.
publifaniihem unb Mrbeiterzp artei en-.
bDffirt tpDrben:
Sir 9aidter, 81. 9iitritt
@eorge $. Noonan.
Sir 9itrift. 9ntraIt
@eprge ga Dial.
Sir 9iftritts gIerf:
Stat. 2emis.
Stir County, @idter
BrDan @allagban.
Sir COUNTY alnpaIt:
Bart. s. 9emitt.
Sir @ountbsglert:
Sbab. %. Smitb.
Sir sberif:
s. g.. MeGall.
Sir M6eHor:
2ouis 9utb ir.
Sir Solicitor:
Sole Gafitano.
Sir sdatmeifter:
CD. Grob6e.
Sir Germsiier:
s. 6. Nelon.
Sir Die 2es,sGatur
%. s. McgImee.
$. 8. SlaDben.
Sir 0riebensridter, greeinft SO. L:
@mo6 @riff Sones.
Mnton aba IN.
Sir &onftabIss, Yrecinft SO. l:
Mnbreas 81 0 II.
Sir @puntb : Gommi1;are:
Yreeinft $50. IS. 6. OpDer.
2-W m. 86rner.
3-B.eter Sonag.
4-Sranf umf9eib
Sir Sdute= unb giebsSnipsftor:
Sam. s. Barrier.
Sir 5fentIide Baser:
Martin $. Min6 .
GbarIes 30 il d.
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Wir finb autoriiirt, Strrn @epr9e Basz
d a ais &anbtoaten fir IS ebersrirabluna
fur has amt beS Oiftrift Mnwalts
an%srflnbieen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-07-20
Mails In Early Days.

Bostou's first newspaper, the News
Letter, contains the following advertise
ment, which is an exact copy of the
original spelling, capitalization, ETC.:
"By order of the Post Master General OF
North America: These are to give
Notice, That on Monday night, the Sixth
of this Instant, December. the Western
Post, Between Boston and New York,
sets oat at once Fortnight the Three
Winter Months of December, January
and February, and to go Alternately
from Boston to Saybrook and Hartford
to Exchange the M4Yles Of letters with
the New York Ryder on Saturday night
the 11th Currant. And the second turn
He sets out at Boston on Monday Night
the 2Oth Current to meet the New York
RYDER at Hartford on Saturday night the
25th Current to Exchange Nlayles. And
all persons that send Letters from Bos-
ton to Connecticut from aud after the
18th Instant are Hereby Notified to first
pav the Postrates on the same"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-07-20

lakes were the Milwaukee and the Red
Jacket, which John Englis built on Lake
Erie. where he went from New York in
1887. He was particularly noted for his
steamers for the China trade, one OF
which made the distance from Hong
Kong to Shanghai, 1000 miles, in fifty
six hours. A bronze medal was award
e to him by the American Institute for
the model of the United States revenue
cutter Ashuelot. He also built the first
gunboat delivered to the navy depart
ment of the United States, the Unadilla.
1t was built in fifty eight days.
The great clipper ships of the ocean
were as frequently constructed in Amer
can shipyards as in British. The build
er most known in connection with them
was William Il. Webb, who was equally
successful in merchant marine and war
ship construction. His father, Isaac
Webb, had also been shipbuilder, and
the son went into the yards of his
own motion at the age of fifteen.
He worked through all the de-
grees of the profession from ap-
premiership up, and was equally ex-
pert in every portion OF a ship. At the
age of twenty-four he became his fathers
successor. He built the United States,
the first commercial steamship designed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-07-20
Rig Merino Sheep From France.

A lot of sheep with big folds on their
necks have been sent to California direct
from the French Government farm at
Rambcuillet. Sheep with the proper
number of folds in their necks, and with
the right kind of wool are valuable prop
erty, so valuable that the French Gov
ernment sent two representatives to ac-
company the sheep across the Atlantic
Ocean and across the continent until
placed In their new home in Stanislaus
County.
The sheep were secured by s. c. VIII
mans during trip to Europe, and in
fuence, more than money, was necessary
to get them from the Government OF
France. Yet money was of importance
in the transaction: foF the cost for. the
herd of eighteen rams and twelve ewes
by the time they arrive at Newman
will be $25, 1000. The residence OF
these sheep in California will be at
the immense Woodside stock farm
on the San Joaquin River, near Newman.
Tie owners, the Wilmans brothers, who
have already gained attention among the
growers for their breeding of French
merino sheep, all descendants of the
band of 161 imported between the years
1S47 and 1858 by A. L. Bingham, of
Cornwall, vt. This present importation,
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the country, have also LED shlpoulldlng
forward until the newest designs for
grain carrying propellors fully match for
speed and economy in their own business
the latest development of shipbuilding
for the high seas.
A curious fact always predominant in
shipbuildlng is that science labors with
the same problem that vexed the Oldest
Nations hundreds Of years ago, and al
though modern tihes and western Ma
tions dattcr themselves that it is they
who have achived the wonders of the
land and of the sea, back to the Chin
ese of the early middle ages We 60 for
the ship models which are, in minia-
ture, more ideally perfect than the latest
British or American structure.
The sailing canoe of the Ladrone ISL
ands come as near the perfect type of
waiter cutter as any engineer has con-
ceived, and the great ships of the oceans
and the lakes constantly approach nearer
and nearer to its model. As described
by those who have seen it 1t is sharp at
both ends, the bottom of one piece neat
" followed, and the under or keel part
round, but inclining to wedge, the up
per part almost fat. 1t is believed that
they can easily make twenty-four miles
an hour.
In Peru in what is known as the balza
is found the origin of the sliding keel.
1t was in use in the South Seas when Sir
Richard Hawkins made his first voyages.
A popularity of the balza is that the
sails work when the wind is contrary, as
we'll as when it is with the wind, the
steering being done by contrivance
perfectly distinct from a rudder, and
invented by Indians who probably knew
nothing whatever of science. The device
consists of planks three or tour yards in
length and half yard in breadth called
juares, which are placed vertically in the
fore and after part of the balza, between
the principal timbers composing it. BY
lowering some of these planks in the
water and raising Others they keep their
course whether with a side wind, in
tacking before the wind or in veering,
and thus the PROV is kept in whatever
direction is desired.
Evolution of the ship from the canoe,
sharp pointed at both ends, to the carave
that carried Columbus across the ocean,
and from that type to the great hulks
that afterward became numerous for a
time in the merchant marine, was a
backward step in naval construction. 1t
reached its climax in the sidewheelers
that constituted one epoch IN ship.build-
ing after the application of steam. The
Great Eastern, at one time believed to be
the highest development of ship-building,
IN which the problem of economy Of fuel
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