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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
MILLvALE FIREMRN INJURED.
A Church Blaze Which Came Very Near
Producing Some Fatal Results,

n Shurcn blaze winch came Very Near
Producing Some Fatal Results.
st. Anne's Roman Catholic Church. on
Lincoln avenue, Millvale borough, was
damaged by fire yesterday afternoon, and
three fremen were severely injured. The
fire started from an overheated fue in a
room in the rear of the building. 1t burned
for some time before it was discovered and
an alarm sent in. The Citizens Fire Com
pany were soon at work, however, and
though retarded by the large crowd, sue
ceeded in subduing the flames. During the
progress of the fire chimney crock fell
from the roof and struck on the heads of
Foreman John Huebner and Firemen p. A.
Madden and w. II. Dixon, who were stand
ing close together. All three were knocked
insensible and terribly cut about the. head.
They were at once taken to their home
and physicians summoned, who dressed
their I'M uries. Huebner was the most
severely hurt, but last night he was resting
easily, and it is thought is out of danger.
Madden and Dixon, while badly cut, are
not dangerously injured The damage to
the church by the fire will amount to about
$500, covered by insurance
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

Third Q. P. Church, Allegheny.
Union NJ. E. Church, Allegheny.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Wylie
avenue.
Homestead Catholic Church, two organs
Presbyterian Church, Butler, Pa.
Presbyterian Church, Oakdale, Pa.
Indiana Catholic Church, Indiana, Pa.
Lutheran Church, Kittanning, Pa.
Lutheran Church, Greenville, Pa.
Presbyterian Church, Meadville, Pa
Baptist Church, Shady avenue, city.
Presbyterian Church, Scottdale, Pa.
Baptist Church, Uniontown. Pa.
Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth, Pa.
Baptist Church, Duquesne; presented BY
Mr.. Carnegie.
All the above churches have bought and
are using in preference to all other organs
the inimitable Vocation church organs at H.
Kleber & Bro. 8, 5O6 Wood street. Several
new church organs Of same make just re-
ceived.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
a SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.

Miss Katherine Shaw Expires While attend
Medical Assistance Proves to Be of No
AvaiI-Many Sorrowiug Friends
Miss Katherine Shaw, daughter of DR..
Thomas W. Shaw, died suddenly early YES
terdav morning of heart failure at the Pitts
burg Club, where she had been attending q
sreception. The last waltz of the evening s
entertainment was being danced by the
tguests when Miss Shaw complained of ILL.,
mess, and without warning sank TO the floor
Fand soon expired. She was carried into the
dressing room and the usual restoratives
l~were applied by friends, who were not
aware of the seriousness of the case
They finally became alarmed, and DR..
Hutchinson, who was present, was called.
'Drs. Mercur and Tyndall were also hastily
summoned. There were still signs of life
but the physicians worked with her for two
hours without avail. The relatives of Miss
SHAW were sent for. Her father, DR.. Shaw,
George E. and DR.. Charles S. Shaw, her
brothers, who had been at the reception but
had retired earlier in the evening, soon ar
rived, but they were too late She was
beyond all earthly assistance.
Miss Shaw was in her 2Sth year and was
well known and highly respected in the So
cial circle in which she moved. The stricken
family have the deepest sympathy of host
of friends. The body was removed to her
fathers residence on Ridge avenue, Allie
gheny, yesterday morning, where the
funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock.
A member of the club in speaking of the
sudden and sad ending of the evenings en-
tertainment said that Miss Shaw had seemed
particularly bright and happy all evening,
but had not danced much. He was very
near when she sank to the floor snd thought
that life was extinct then, due probably to
heart failure and apoplexy. The sudden
end was the general topic of conversation
yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
During Our Fire Sale

We give you the chance 20 step into our
store and select any overcoat or ulster in
the entire stock for S13 This includes gar
ments that are worth $25, $50 and s35,
and for which tailors would charge $50
This is no ordinary sale, but, because of our
late fire, we are justified in selling off
every garment at an enormous reduction,
lower than any other clothier dare name.
Tomorrow you have our permission to walk
through our establishment and pick any
overcoat or ulster for S13. 1t matters not
what the former price was None of these
fine goods were damaged by smoke, fire or
water.
P. c. C. c., Pittsburg Combination Cloth
ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond
streets, opp. the Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Both Parties Make Nominations.

The Republicans and Democrats of the
Thirty-ffth ward held their several sug-
gestion meetings last night. The Repub-
licans met in the lower schoolhouse, Henry
Sanders presiding. Those nominated were:
For Common Council, George L. Holiday;
School Directors, two to elect, w. q. Reitz,
j. B. McMurray and M. W.-Aultman; As
SCISSOR, William Bond. The Democrats met
in the upper schoolhouse, Edward Shan
nom presiding. Their nominations were:
Common Council, B. Ciegle; School Di-
rectors, Edw ard Shannon and Harry Sim
mons; Assessor, William Bond.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
spinneweber Won the Day.

The Republican primaries in the Twenty
fifth ward yesterday were exceedi ngly
lively, particularly the fight for the Alder
manic nomination between J. P. Spinne-
weber and John Blank. 1t was won by Mr..
Spinneweber, who received 153 Of a, major
ity. The rest of the ticket selected was as
follows: Select Council, Herman Rohr-
kaste; Common Council, Thomas Wallace;
School Directors, Chris Lode and John
McKain; Assessor, William II. Hammett.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
The Coroner VIII Investigate

Coroner Mcdowell was notified yesterday
Of the sudden death of man named Frank
Beatty at boarding house at
43 Fourth avenue So far but little
has been learned of him. He is a
stranger in the city and has been here but a
few days. He became sick, and called at
the free dispensarv on Sixth avenue for
medicine, where DIR. Matthews attended
him. He was told to como back, but failed
to do so, and yesterday he died. The body
was taken to the morgue, and his death will
be inquired into to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
In tho Twenty-Fourth Ward.

The Twenty-fourth Ward Democrats met
last night and suggested the following
named candidates for the ward officers:
Common Council, John End; School Direc-
tors, John Murphy and John B. YeIick;
Ward Assessor, Peter Burns The Republi-
cans of the ward will hold their suggestion
meeting next Thursday evening. Mark
Donley has no opposition for Common
Council, and Jerry Carney will be named
for School Director.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
The Butter Was Stolen

Officer Cole, of the Penn avenue district,
arrested man named Vim. Enright lasi
night whoswas trying to dispose of firkin
of butter at a very low price, and about
which he could give no good account. After
the prisoner had been locked up in the FIT.
teenth ward station, it was found that the
butter had been stolen from Mr. Kelly who
keeps grocery store on Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
viii Organize PERMANENTLY.

The Washington Association composed of
American Mechanics, met in Sallers hall
last night and admitted twenty new
members 1t was decided to organize per-
manently on Saturday, February 20. After
April ! the headquarters of the association
will be at 641 Smithfeld street. They will
have the use of the entire second and third
floors. and will keep the rooms open during
the day and evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

A lively meeting of citizens of the
Thirty-seeond ward was held at the ward
school house last night. The attendance
was large and several fiery speeches were
made against the property assessment. A
resolution was adopted condemning the
assessors and the assessments, and it was
decided to put citizens ticket in the field.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Ihirty-Third Ward Democrats.

At the Democratic primaries in the
Thirty-third ward last night the following
ticket was nominated: Select Council,
Gallagher; Judge of Election, John
Flaherty; Inspector, Henry Burk; School
Directors, Patrick Mcdonald, John
Keppler, Patrick Fenton; Assessor,
Michael Rodgers; Alderman; B. W.
Stauffer
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Only Eighteen Left.

The forty-seventh signature to the job
printers scale was yesterday received in
the person of John S. Boreland, the Water
street printer This leaves only 1S nom
union Offices in this district. Several of
these have expressed an intention to sign.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Arrested for Laying a Switch.

Three men were arrested yesterday morn
ing at Millvale for trying to lay a switch on
Bridge stree: for the Millvale Street Rail-
way Company. Since the session of Council
Tuesday night, when no satisfactory ar
rangement was made with the street railway
company, the burgess had had two men on
duty day and night. Burgess Reed threatens
to bring legal action.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
rl,e char1erol Gl.,. companx,s Additio

Twenty new pots will be fired in the
Charleroi Plate Glass Factory to-day. This
will make total of 80 pots, with monthly
capacity of 200, 900 square feet. The pots
which were started during the week have
been run successfully.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Valentine spoons,

The latest fad-decidedly new-happy
combination of arrow, heart and bow knot.
Sterling silver, gold bowl. Price, 50 co.
Mailed free of charge introduced and
sold only BYE. P. Roberts & Sons, Fifth
avenue and Market street. wFsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Tube Men Still Striking.

The striking employees of the Continental
Tube Works are still out, but their places
are being filled with other men. They were
asked to work by the piece, but refused to
do so, as they think it impossible to make
as much money as by the day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Cupid Valentine Spoons.

Just the thing for valentine souvenir.
A very pretty design. Sterling silver.
Price, 81 90 and 81 25 each. Mailed free.
Sold only by E. P Roberts & Sons, Fifth
avenue and Market street. WFsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Hyndman I. Again Nominated.

The Republicans of the Twentieth ward
held their primaries yesterday afternoon,
and as there was considerable hustling by
the political workers q large vote was
polled. The following is the ticket selected:
Select Council, William j. Ramsey; Com
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Rent Lists

Are advertised in Mondays Dispatch.
These columns are of great interest to all in
search of homes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

attended meeting last night adopted reso-
tuition indorsing James w. Piatt for Com
mon Council Mr. Piatt, it is said, will
not likely have opposition for the place.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

DIR. B. NJ. HANNA. Eye, ear, nose and
throat diseases exclusively. Office, 720
Penn street, Pittsburg, Pa ssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Labor Notes.

THE angle mill in Carnegie's Twenty-ninth
street mill is being changed to roll plates.
Hereafter all large angles will be made at
the Upper Union mill on Thirty third
street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Special To Let Advertisements

SUPERB water colors now on exhibition
at Carnegie Hail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

Tomorrow (Monday) in The Dispatch. Do
not fail to read them if you want house or
room.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Rent Lists

Are advertised in Mondays Dispatch.
These columns are of great interest to all in
search of homes
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

mon Council, Murray; A. Werner; School
Directors, G. /. Gray and DR.. Davis; Alder
man, j. B. Hyndman; Assessor, William
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

Excursion to Washington, d. c.,
Via B. & o. R. R., on Thursday, February
49, 1892. Round trip &c. and tickets good
ten days Trains leave B. & o. station 8 A.
M. and 9:2O P. M.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

If your complaint is want of appetite, try
Angostura Bitters before meals. TTsSU
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
SpeciaI To Let Advert;..mert.

SPoOfff To 11oe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tomorrow (Monday) in The Dispatch. Do
not fail to read them if you want house or
room.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
A Radical difference of Opinion.

S. NJ. Willock is assessed s46,720, or SIG, 900
per acre, on 2.s2 acres, lying between the
Allegheny Valley Railroad and the river at
foot of Fifty-foufth street. He says the
ward assessors have valued it at $6 900 an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-12
VINUN RIBIDUn PASTEIRIENSE.
Sanitdts>Wein.

l1niere n SIafden pa iteuriiirten
&otbweine. tpeide bpm beonberS ebIer
@%attnne unb sutem Sabrsans bis sur
SIafdenreife l%prsfdttist eepfegt
unb unter @usihlub Der atmpipbariiden Suit
in Der 6laide bis Ill ber bon ga eur bprs
geidriebenen Senperatur utb inter gerauer
8efolgung Der BON bemlelben sesebenen 8es
itimmunsen bebanbelt iinb. eignen iidb auber.
proentlih gum @ebrauh fir &ranfe unb 9le@
cpnpalsscentsn unb BET Gpibemten nnb iinb
lit reri6ieOenen gro eren 9ospitdlern, aran.
fenbduiern, 2osaretben &C. bereits NIT satem
Gtfols einsefibrt. 3idt senug f6nnen
ptr aber oiefe WORTH gli9en wobI.
qepHegten Wetne a udb 3um tdslis
den @ebrau4 empfebIen.
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Groe9ersost6nttt SeGen.

o mftabt. Tros oes prin,ipiel.
len Wioeripru9s GINGER Miit9lieoer
hattie bic bieiige StabtperorbnetensY Ser.
iammiun9 beiflofien, Der Sdmeiter oes
peritorberen Neutrality-suspicious. SblD
cine lebensldrgliGe Dotation BON alls
idbrlid 1000 Wtarf ~ 9etpdbren. I'm
nm alien peiteren @r0rterunseu Die
Spite abSubre4en, bat bic DAME auf
pieie uuteritiisung per,idtet.
Srieoberg. Dem bieii9en Mobel,
bdnoler Heub murbe i'm pergangenen
CONNER BON einem Sfwinoler elm
Velocipeo entmenoet. Sest f0mmt ans
Frankfurt bic yiadridt, 6ab Der fred)e
Burf9e baielbit binefelt sen1adt NOR,
ben, na9oem oerielbe tn alien @eaeuben
DentifJlaub8 allein iiber 20 Sa6rraber
~entipenoet uno mieber p~erfauft bat, obne
bic anDeretl Subrmerte, Die er ais
Spe,ialitdt" itabf unb perdueerte.
Oppenbeim. Our lleberpahuna
bes Miaterials lift auf Dem Sarlsp0rtb
Elm Nrbeiter untergebradt. Oerielbe
bemerfte In ser 9iadjt bes 80. DECEMBER.
bab 6as @aller In ietne 0iitte einse.
bruuasu iei. st fladtete auf eiaen
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Bic Wcrjuchuua.

BET rautem Wetter in's 6rete gu sehea. tritt nint febr
bdut9 tin, aber D;ele pru un5 limo tduh9 senotttst.
fh bablibem Better dus5ufesen. 81 Intbeteu; nell
DE pom Gitaltuns terrhbreu, fnc niht auf beiontere
balb icnte f& IN BEN Manr idra It istsn @auies stras
befinoen ann Jpar pds2 Nidt elm sep6en'thes ORet,.
mtttel, hem oues feblt auber tie aufresenoe Gtsen=
itaft, ~fpntern elm ptdparat, paS Bel ieinen ftdrtemhen
Siseuf6aftsn taS a6rperipftem in mtlber Wetie frdf=
tist un6 ~tie,burH ben 86rper an GbeteE sesen bic I'm
bitcen Der Wittsruns wicerfancsfabts mdat. Scfte:=
is:'s Maser. sttters bat srei oeer ster Giseni@4 ften
auein BITE gsiben, pelhe eS }AltebliH betlt, e8 frfiai
aud baS Spiiem sesfn ote s6ltmmen GinHnie bes
0ttterunssperfels, lrelHe ih MUIR gu oft nit t6ffliGer
Btifuns In Gcrrn Der Grtpre selfeup maden; e8 Bring
eiaen tctafen l1midpun3 In benz stfhwddten 9us
ianhe zines Spfters berror, ta5 beirufers Der Sc
fdhr zines GnfauS BON piefer arantbeit a~uSse5est 1T
unb e8 bat BITE Gisenihnft, bic Gefabren gu beieittseu,
ipelfe rcn elmer @eriGlefieruns hes Blutes unb Ron
uncrbnunsen Der eeber anb Der Derbauunsscrsone
crpben.
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cekat= Iad6ri6ten aus 0er
alien 5eimat6.
G 5arimgifGe Sfaaten.

Gotta. Nm II. Sanuar tpurbe
bier all elmer yeid)e aus Wtiinden Die
tauieno;te 8erbrennutg p~oll5osen. Die
erite 6e.strbeitattung fano am 10. De.
Sember 1873 itatt.
Sonnebers. Ser Gtat unierer
Staot tlr 1892 bilan3trt nit 22s, 400
Wtarf. 5esen porises Sabr elm Mebr
bon 84GD Wtarf. Die Sonneberaer
Sduieraeiiser fiuo auf lire Yetition UNI
9erablreu Jung Der boben 6auieriteuer
abl6lasi9 belhieben unb anf lpdter Der,
troitet iooroen. Der 5onnfberger
Spielmaareninouitrie iinb auf Der Gbis
eagoer Bettau8itellung so Quaorat>
meter 8ooenfd1e CUR gerfl9uns &C.
felt moroen.
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asranaf6neis am9aft : sippe.

6weis. Tas urlter benz
9tainen Benches Saalbau befannte aroB,
artise 4on5ertctabliiielnent TT fir AGO.,
Uw Wfarf IN ben Beiie Der Sirma
6ran, 6enier, Wtetalifpaaren . Sabrif
Vrauni6weis, i"ibergesai9ert.
3erbit. Der 3crbiter Srei8tag be,
idloB fir ben Sal Der Ausfiibrmng
eiucr Wabn Don ylnoau mad 3erbit 25,.
900 Wiarf aus areismlttetn ,m,uifie.
ben nno bic @runOeriperbSfojten anf sic
areisfommunalfafe gu iibernebmen.
Wadebnr9. aiir;lid) jagte Der
Geutide aaller allein I'M Piirihsanae
auf 9iride unb erlcgte 19 iaa6bare
Diri6e, barunter eineu Nhtsebnenoer,
3 Stiif Vi~er3ebnenoer, 5 3uJlfenoer
iino 10 3ebnenoer, auBeroem 4 Gbiere.
Na6oem man Inn l ubr bas Sasofriibs
hid eingenommerl. fano elm einseitelltes
,ia9er itatt. an uelbcm aud ole iibrige
3asbsefelidaft tbeilnabm. Dabet er.
le9te Der aaiIcr 3 jagbbare 6irihe uno
rs Gbiere, i'm @anseit lpurben 50 Stiid
2SiiD erlegt.
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q. s. paris. S. 81. @otbueu,
PARIS &

pbotograpbif@es Ntelier,
No. II unb Ii Meftsg Commerce. traBe
San QntOnio. Oie alerneueften @ens
req in photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebenio elegant tpenn ni6t better, ME
irgenb pel6e int Staate. 2ebensgroBe
GrapOnsp Portraits unb ale Qrten BON
Bergr0Berungen. @ebt cure 8ilber
ni6t Sremben, lm iie pergr0Bern gu
lahen, menn bic 9lrbeit bier bon per>
antmortli6en &iinitlern sur pollen 3r.
friebenbeit ausgefibrt perben fam.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit er tier &laHe ab.
Mnii6ten bon @ebduDen iperben aufz
genontmen unb ale 4itftrdge al1berbalb
bes Qteliers prompt beiorgt.
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Sreie Sfdote,

9ambnrs. Die nlnmebr sei6loi,
ieren Sammlun9en oeS bieIigen &ons
u1ittees fir Elm Gtsmards gfationaloenfs
NAL ergaben $4,000 Wtarf. = Gi1etl
lhredli4len Selbitmoro begging eil1 u1s
betani'er t1toem er BON Der Sptse beS
Wallelfgurms III Notbenburgsort berabs
ipraiig-
Wremett. NaS QrpEartiQe Yarfs
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erpOGtn 5tauoPunft, no er bel Cages,
anbru6 bemerfte, baB er pout Yanbe
mo ic9lidem Yerfebr abgelGnitteu Jet.
Der teneite Gobinlon mubte auf leiner
Snlel bis gum 1. Sanlar ansbarren,
no es Dem lluterttebmer %einfiel, nab
INN gu leben lrtb i'm aus letner ltllatts
gelebnen va9e gu befreieil.
Sfboten. 3ir3li6 ialo ein bic
tiger Irbeiter cine 8rieftai6e nit iiber
2300 Marf Snbalt rnO CAB fte Dem
Serlierer. eineul reibeit &eiubdnblcr
aus WfainS, na6bem er tin ~ausfinoig
gemafbt, mieoer suriid. @robmiitbig
griff Der elbe ms Portemonraie ur1o
reibte Dem ebrli6en Sinoer 5lpei
$feuni9e.
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0foenGnra.

@Ofbenfteot. SIS felt iid beraus,
.o1B Die uoriabrioe Heile oes Sailors
4Dttiller, beriidtisten a~nseoenfens,
ntelaj CT nod Gtublanb unS @ibirien
STR Ssfreimns ieines 9iefien aus Der
&ernHuua9 sunternabm unb Die INN
flfaeipi9e l3eit gu eiier grt Brriibmt
Eeit pgrhalf, ouf S9minoel berubt. Ole
afEIis bat gar nidt ftatt9eiunben urb
MfitlIer ibcrbaupt ME 8ertpailote in
Hubtai6 sebabt.
arpfebt. Sobann Dolfmailr,
getprffler 0arpiteoter. mel9er In Gous
ftantlropel cine dentii6e 8di6erei urb
Sdrberei beiist, ld6t idbrlib fir ieine
glrbeiter tn Darpitebt bel Dem 6ols,
i1abalaher Bidmann 20 Paar 6ol;<
ftlte anferttsell uno nod aonitantinO>
pei lenoen.
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2Ne6fem6ura.

-@uftrow. Wiit Neujabr trat bier
cine uollitanOis umsearbeitete Besrab.
niBoronuns in Strait. 8iSber lpuroe
naf Stdnben beeroist. CUR erlte1
Slafie gebOrteu Der Nbel uno Die Beam-
ten, CUR 5peiten Der Gaufmannsitanb,
CUR oritten Der 6anSmerfcr, unb s1r
pierten Der Nrbeiteritanb. Die Begrdb,
niBgeblbren, pelbe 3iemlid bobs parert,
ftnften lid nadb bieieil alailen ab. Sir
bic 5ol9e lit es aber in Sebermanns
Uelieben seitellt, lpelder Der nun einse>
ribtsteu bret ala6en er a~ngeb6reu mill.
Wi8mar. Hentner 0errp Wteper
ut 8eitorben. Gr binterldBt Yerpanbte
III hamburg uno Jtcm y)ort. Nls jun
ser aauimann lieoclte er itad) Mmerifa
iiber, mo er iid alS Tan,lebrer mflo
anoroner uon Wergniignngen Elm bebeu,
tsnoeS Sermo9en ermarb, BON beiien
3inlen CT In leiter 0eimatbitaot gSis.
ina mad 30jabriger Nbpeienbeit Elm be,
ha8lides Dalein fiibrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-12
GR0CERlES

8,r lenten Cure aufmertfamteit anf BIZ
Shatfade, bab uniere Gaeiiitaten uns geRat
ten, enh better gu bchienen. pie irgeno Nm.
bsre. Infer @aarenborratb 1T aloter uaf
reidsaiti9er. oils irssno eia anSsrer i'm
staats nnb uriere Ersif. fino ffets bic nicb.
%riSffen. @ir fuden nur bic AunoiAaft bsn
Rauaeuten. @srIOnen, pelde Elm HetaiI,
@roeelb !. @eidaft eiabli,ea noasn, tSuu aut.
anfere Srsiie sin3uhuIen, ebe ie taufen.
8riefii@s auftrase perbsn ssptfea5aft aus.
sefibrt.
A. B. Frank 60.
Nbolelalc Wrocers,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-12
9eutid,c

Geuti6e, iopie englii6e 9rudsQrs
beiten tperben prompt unb bilig perz
fertigt BON Sobn S4ott, so Z
Norb N~uftrdge
BON auberbalb erbeteu.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-05-18
BITS AND 8REVlTlES.

THE natives Of Damascus call drunk
enness The English disease" and the
name is TN interesting commentary on
the rcfung influences of civilization.
ONE of the most active and best in
formed Glasgow ministers has given it
as his solid conviction that some thirty
thousand men and women go to bed
drunk in Glasgow every Saturday
night.
\ NEW schoolhouse in Dillingham;
county. lll.,has been named for Frances
E. Willard, because it is situated Just
across the road from big spring
which gushes in an unfailing stream
from the hillside and forms a rivulet
that never runs dry.
BISHOP HARRISON of Glasgow. speak
ing at Burns gathering in Greenook
Temperance institute, said that the
truest way of honoring the memory of
Burns is to fight against tile giant in
temperance with whom the poet had
too often struggled in vain.
The Russian throat has by this time
been so completely leather-coated by
adulterated liquors that pure alcohol is
no longer strong enough for Russian
taste. So they have now taken to ether.
which they drink like brandy. The habit
is already so general that the govern
ment has been compelled to place ether
in the list of poisons which may neither
be sold nor kept by druggists except
under certain restrictions specified with
eXactucsS.