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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
LOCAL gRgvITIRs.

Tie corner stone Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church at Round Eill will be laid on
Wednesday next at II O'Clock.
A number of test piles have been d.iven
| across the mouth Of Hunting cret K where
tae bridge for the electric railway Will be
| built.
Af.er almost week of cool, rainy weather
| the Gun rose clear this morning and the day
has been alternately bright and cloudy, but
no rain.
Rsv. q. III. Wharton, d D., will lecture
next Tuesday Dgtt at the Flrtt Baptist
Church. The advertisement appears In an
| other column.
The Ulcers OF ths High Tent OF Rscbs.
bites of North America Last night visited Pc.
tomac Tent, OF this city. During the even
ing several Interesting addresses we're made
and refresh ments we're served by Potomac
| Tent.
The County School Board met to-day and
decided to submit for the approval Of the
County Court the following levy for school
puraoses: Jsfersnn distrIct 90 cents, ArliBg.
ton 25 cents and Washington 45 cents on the
$780, Mr. E T. Sieson was directed to pre-.
pare p ans for neH SCHOOL housa for Jsffsr-
son district.
A little scfimmsge occurred last night
near the corner Of King and Washington
streets between two young men. one resi-
dent this city AID the other Of Baltimore,
who were attending social party Ia the
neiRhborhood. The sffair, which Attracted
quite crowd and caused much comment.
ended 10 the Bsltimorean being discounted.
The citiEers' committee of Fairfax met the
Boa OF Supervisors Of that county to-day when
| a satisfactory bond for making the approaches to
| the bridge over Cameron run, at Pu.msn's, W 8
| execut' d. The contrac. TO the bridge HIS bean
awarded to Mr.. ]. r. Tillett, of Manassas, snd
calls for its completion in August.
Abe Dcuslass, calored, who few days since
| was committed to Jail by Mr.. J. 81. q ;esne for
disoIdsrly conduct, WIS yesterday given new
| trial, when on the promise to leave the city he
was dischaJ gsd on the further condition that he
would pay the cess Of III, c. Sc, but being unable
| to raise the money he vas agaiu oomlaltted.
The rel ub leans of Fairfax held district meet.
ings to-day to elect delegates to the county con-
vention which meets st the Court House on Mon
day 1t lie said that Capt. F. Besttie WILDE made
county chairman in place Of Mr.. &. 3. Farr, who
wishes to reti:e.
Tho Columbia 8. F E. Go. to.day received frem
Anderson jones, New York. four dozen COM
pete Aremen's outfits. consisting Of hats sh!rtr,
bolts. &c. They are very handsome
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Waters. widow of Benz. Waters,
of this city, and sister of Mr.. W. N. Berkeley died
at Fairfax q. d , on Thu rsday night.
Alciuda Tebbs colored, was acquitted in the
County Court OF Fairfax this ", ok, OF burning the
barn Of Mr.. 3. L. sisson sometime ago.
Mr.. A. B. slaYmaker, son of Mr.. Amos B. Stay
maker, has accepted position with the Rsdfofd
Drug Co., OF Radford, Va.
The Young Mems Soda Atty Lyo um will give 8
musical and dramatic entertainment on May 2.
1t is thought that four hoIs in one week is too
much for Alexandria.
There is scarcity of g ,od bananas In the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
Alexandria InfrmarY.

Miss Dawson having rendered to the Board OF
Managers Of the Alexandria Iuhrmary her resig.
nation as matron Of the institution, special
meeting was called. ION April 8 to consiler the
matter.
The acceptance Of the retignation, designed to
take effect in September next, met with unsni-
me us and most decided negative a resolution
was passed to that effect, and q committee sp.
pointed to wait upon Miss Dawson and urge her to
reconsider her decision.
A letter from absent member of tie
board WAS read, which go fully expressss the
opinion Of every member Of the same, that we
compelled to copy portion Of it, that the cti
Sens OF Alexsndria and the friends Of the jnstitu
ton may understand the regard and affection To-
which Miss Dawson is held by Us; our deep regret
at her determir alton and sense Of the los to
the Infrmary should she carry out her intention.
Miss Dawson has shown most wonderful eff
cheney in every department she has filled,
in the eleven years she has been In charge Of the
Institution, end thess have been moro varied than
,uslly fall 8 10 the shsre of one womsn.
"As matron and houseBeepsr her economy has
bean unsurp assed, VIII the extreme nsatness OF
every part Of the large hui ding taI been frequent.
ly remarked upon by visitors as msthipg III sr-
veloug.
Gas nurse, every inmate has shared her tender
| snd loving care. In the operating room the skill
| her skill has been apparent; no surgeon was more
successful in dressing wound; he has been
equal to every occasion Standing by, and aiding
! in s!i surgioal cases with frmness and courage
born of her own high aspirations to minister to
the needs and soothe the suf,rines of al alike,
feeling that whether brou ,ht from the aboies of
poverty and degradation, or from homes Of Gull
ture and r, fiaement they had equal claims on
her sympsthies and service
Into every sick chamber her presence has
| brought sunshine, cheer and comfort; everywhere
| she has been the ready helper, the gentle nurse
en- the friend to be relic d on.
I'VE wish that all could resls, what the los
will be to the Alexandria Indrmary-the one
MT Bile charity Of our city-it deprived of Miss
Davison's servc,, 70 long and so faithfully rem.
| dered.
TT is only in reliance on Him, who took upon
Himself our tirmities and bore or sickness,
and, who sill, as in the days of His Fl sb," h 's
compassion on the multitudes,' that we can
look into the future with any degree of courage
or hopen
Miss Dawson, when interviewed by the com.
mittee, oeciaed to reconsider her decision, bat
the managers are not etre.dy.to accspt it as final
| and still Indulge the hope she msy be induced to
withdraw her resignation.
The PRESIDENT AND BOARD og MANAGERS oF
THE ALEXANDRIA INFIRMARY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

REPUBLICAN, MEETING republican
mass messing YVES held last night st DAD
Fellows Hall. south Columbus street, under
the auspices OF the city republican commit
tee. Newton Fsnt wss sIettsd chairman OF
tee meeting sud Wash. Jackson secretary.
TIE object of The meeting was to reconcile
the differences In the patty In the city. The
meeting vas addressed by Mr.. L.N. Cor6e't'
Chsirman Of the tity committee. J. d Har-
zig, Dsniel Lomsx, OF Prince William county,
r. l. Mitchell and Others. The ffetss lati'
lude wss allowed, and Numerous questions
were asked the speakers. Some oonfaaion
was caused by the conduct of few dlsor-
derry persons In the crowd, but the results
OF the meeting. which Yves numsrously at
tended, we're Ell tlreIy satisfactory to tho COM
mittee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
Democratic Primary Election.

TUESDAY, APRIL &c 1892
GENERAL TICKET.
For Commonwealth ATTORNEY,
LEONARD MARBURY.
For City Sergeant
WILLIAM b. SMITH.
FIRST WARD.
For Constable,
For Magistrate,
For Delegates to tho State Convention:
lOnly four delegates to be elected in this Ward
4. g. Brent, NOBLE LINDSEY,
CLARENCE MOORE, Mp. T. BUBKG,
W. B. DoBIE, P. F. GoRMAN,
For Members Of the City Democratic Committee
tODly two members to be elected in each Ward
WA. DOB E, ALTON MOORE,
DOUGLASS rANTON.
SECOND WARD.
For Constsbls,
WILLIAM q. PRICE.
For Eagistrate,
D w. WHITING.
For Dele gates to tho State Convention:
(Only three delegates to be voted for in this
Ward w
THEo. BALLENaER, HENRY STRAUSS,
GEO. T. PRICE E. B. TAYLOR,
E. NJ. LATHAM.
For Members of the City Democratic Committee.
(Only two members to be elected in each Ward
a. F. cox, GEORGE E. PRICE.
THIRD WARD.
For Constable,
For Maeistl ate
FRANCIS LOVEJOY.
For Delegates to the State Convention:
lOnly seven delegates to b, elected in this Ward
GEO. A. MUSHBACH, GEORGE COCHRAN,
B lax TON B. SMITH, JULIAN 7. BrRKE,
SAMUEL L. MONROE, ours BILL,
CHAs. BENDREIM, F6ENCH sMOOT,
Z. Il. BOWMAN. B. q. ATKINSON.
JAMES B. CATION,
For Members OF the City Democratic COMMITTEES:
(Only two members to be elected in each Ward J
FRANK PENN CHAS B. MARSHALL.
FOURTH WARD,
Far Constable,
G. o. SlPPLE.
For Magistrate,
For Delegates to the State Convention:
(Cply four delegates 10 te elected in this Ward.)
]. g. B. THOMPSON, JOHN A. MARSHALL,
EMIL EMIL L. scHARF K R Z AIsIER,r
LOUIS c. BARLEY, JOHN T. SWEENEY,
JAMES NcCUEN.
For Members Of the City Democratic Committee !:
(Only two members to be elected in each ward
JAMES A HIGGINS, OSCAR F. CARTER.
J. D. HOOP, LOUIS c. BARLEY.
apps I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

POLICE RzpoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and cool till shout 2 o'olock, when 1t became
clear. There were five prisoners and one
loaper at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following casse
Aodrew Lonsx. oolored. for being drunk
and dsorderly, was fined 50 so.
David Green, permitting gambling In bis
house. Sam Ford, Wilbur Williams aud Alb:
Bryant, all for gambling, were fined s. each
Arthur Mankin, for being drunk and dit.
orderly, was fined $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

CONFIRMATION SERVICES Right Rev. A.
M. Randolph. of The Episcopal Diocese Of
Virginia. last night preached and confirmed
class OF Is at Grace Church. The Bishop
took for his text Love IL the fulfilling oi
the law" and his sermon was most instruct
I've snd eloquent and was listened to with
profund attention. Tomorrow Bishop Ban.
dolph will hold confirmation services at St.
Paui's Church in the morning and at Christ
Church at night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely d. you
good, if you have g Cough. Cold, or any trouble
with Throat. Chest or Lungs. DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs AID Colds Is
guaranteed to give relief, money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had speedy and perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good thing it is
Trial bottles free at Q g. Lemons Drug Store,
6O4 King street.. Large size SOC. and $100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Bald on GAMBLERS police last
hight rsided mouse near the corner of
Henry and Cameron streets, occupied by
David Green, and in which Sam Ford Wilbur
Williams and Abe Bryant were caught gam
bling Al! the parties were marched to the
citation house, where this morning they were
6ned Is each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

The MARKET to day was not 81 we'll at
tended By country people as Ia usual at THE
season Of !hs year, but thers was fair sup
ply OF country produce. Prices generally
we're unchanged, though butter was lower
and fresh fish sold higher than last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

AN 40 old man and have been constant suf-
forer With ca,arrh for the lsss ten year. I am
entirely cured by The use of Ejy's Cram Bslm
Il is strange that so timple remedy Will cure
such stubbon dsease.-Henry Billings, o. z
Pension Attorney, Washington. D. G.
FOR EIGHT yens have suffered from catsrrb,
which affected my eyes and hearing; have EN-.
ployed msDy physicians without relief I sm now
on my second bottle of Elys Cresm Balm and feel
| confident of complete cure.-Msry c. Thomp-
son, Cerro Gordo, Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

TIE A. L. At the last meeting of the
Alexandria Light Iofrsntry Fl ge new mem.
bers were elected and Capt. Mushbaoh ls
now endeavoriDg to recruit the company up
to membership of 100 and Ia met ting with
much encouragement The company has
been invited to take part 10 tne parade on
the occasion OF the unveiling of the mont
ment to G5n. A. P. Hill In Richmond on
Nav 3O!h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

PROPERTY sALRs.-Mr. J. N. Harper has
sold to Famine n. Hogan, OF afford. lot
on Fairfax street between Glbbon and
franklin
Mre. E B. Hoaff hss sold t, Mr. A
Houck lot on the southeast corner of Pat
rick and Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

CHANGE OF soHEDuLEs-Tne following
change Ia the Pennsylvania Railroad sched
ule will so into effect Sunday, toe 24sh
inst, at 11:29 .. N Train No. 50. leavine
Washington 7:2O s. n. dsily for New, York
will leave at ssms honr daily. except Sun
day. Train Ne. IA f.oIn the South will
leave Washington for New York 1915 p, m
daily, Instead Las p. m. as heretofore.
Ga and after suodsy, April "a b. the W.
& o. train leaving Washington ct p. a..
will ba discontinued On Sunday. aud the
train leaving Washington, at 4;55 p. N. will
run 10 Round Hill daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

HoP.-Tne Assembly last night gave de.
liebtful after.Easter hop at McBurDey's
Hall, which was largely attended. Many
strangers we're present. The hail was beau
tiiully decorated for the occasion and the
ladies' costumes were unusually handsome.
Donch's band furnished the music and daao.
Ing was kept up Till late hour. The hep
vas voted one OF the peasantest affairs of
the seseon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

tag PRIMARY.-The city democratic
oo,nroi,t 20 met last night and completed ell
o,-aruemsn ts for holding their primary on
Trssdsv next to nominate candidates for
.bs offices OF Commonwealth Attorney,
Titv sergeant, Magistrates and Constables
a,d n elect delegates to the State conVen.
Iion aud members OF the city democratic
committee. The ticket, bearing all the
names Of the Candidates, was arranged anu
nrdered TO be published. 1t will be found
n ano her column OF the GAZETTE 1t was
daolded that all known democrats snd those
wno pIedCe themselves 10 vote the demo-
c,atie tickes at the presidential election
shouId be ebtited to vots at the primary. IL
I'll bs geen that Commemorative Attorney
Warbi;ry and City Sergeant Smith have no
onnost.on. nor does there appear to be any
osrtjcDler scramble for the Offices OF magis-
,rs,a n, constable. Tnere wi!I be g general
cbeDge ia tbs city committee, however,
r1sng Of sao old members rsfiy!cg, having,
a. fnsy say. mad enough" For tina honor
Of h.igg delegates to the State convention
ihsre Is a multiplicity of candidates and
,,om the array at talent the voters VIII have
no trouble in making up tloket. Inc DIS
rosjt IN to sesac. suitable men az delegates
irrespective OF thelr presidential preferences
ain seems to prevail aud 1t no% looks Ike
the CONTEXT between the many Candidates
will be a friendly one and without aoy Dr.
terDess or pa.tizan feeling. at t'e primary
on Tuesday the polls will Do held at the
usual voting p!aose and will bs Eeps open
irom q N. till p. m TIE regular demo-
cratic Judges and clerks OF election Will Coz
duo. tbs primary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Miss JosEPHINE CAMERON and her CON-
Dsny OF leading arts!s will appear at the
Opera House, Tuesday and "Wednesday
nights In Forget. Ne Not" and II set
Lynne" The Baltimore american In speak
ing OF Miss Cameron and her company says:
miss Josephine Cameron, supported by an
excellent company, sppeared lat night 10
the grca. L ondon success, Forge -Me-Not."
The play Is delightful one. Il bristies
with intrigue and passion, aad calls for ORA.
mstic talent OF the highest order. The part
OF "Forget-me not" requires an actress OF
ability to present. tae scenes In manner
that viii elliott The sympathy OF the audi.
sncs. Her lines are difficult for any one
but clever actress to msster.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

FIsH.--sinoe yesterday about 500 sbsd
and 30 600 herring have arrived st Fish.
iown. Sbad sold at S1S.21 % per hundred
and herring st IS So 6 81 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

CHANGE OF AGENTS. T. Preston, late
agent OF the E. and D. railway st franklin
function, has been put In charge of the War
sentou depot. Mr.. Moses Green, Who is
still retained ia the Office, has many IL d.
entlsl friends, and hopes for position on
the line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Cat the front of the cartoon out OF ary Of
the following articles and mall 1t to Us With
your name and address plainly writer en-.
closing S cents ia stamps and receive by
next mail 30 cent present suitable for O
lady. ger sman or child. Address The
Stonebrsker Chem Co, Baltmerp, Md:
NAME OF ARTICLE.
stonebraker's Fisvoring Extracts Us cts
Stonebrakai's Liniment.
90 Cough Syrup.
Iudian Gum Syrup.
Pain r ,liever.
Worm Syrup.
Liver Pills
Blood & Liver corrector.
II your merchant has not the articles liz
stock he will be CAD to gst them for you II
sou will only sek him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

SERMON TO ODD FgLLows.- Potomac sud
sarepta Lodges of Ola Fellows will attend
the Baptist Church tomorrow night In g
tody. where sermon on O idielioWship will
10 delivered by Rev. Mr.. Butler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
FOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL %.

r. tb;s section fair till Mondsy night; cooler
mo,niug slowly rising temperature Gun
,e!.a nd Monday northwesterly winds becoming
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

APPo1NTMENTs.-Tbe city electoral board
has appointed Mr. O. B. Hopkins judge
Of election In the Third ward, and MIR. J. E.
Pierpoint commissioner OF election In same
ward Thsse appointments FIJI vacancies
caused By the death OF Mr.. 8. e Field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

We beg to announce that We have been appoint
Cd By Mr.. L ". Harper, lhs famous Distiller, of
Nelson County, KY, Agents for his superb Hand
Made sour Mash Whisky.
This announcement is Of Importance to every
one, for it injuries to them for the future one OF
the purest most deiicsse, and most celebrated
Whiskies in the world. and those who will take
the tToutle hereafter to demsnd the fs1, w,
harper Whisky" resd have no fear that
its moderate use will iniure either health or dis
position. CARR & SWETNAM,
Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Attention, s'1OchdaIers'' and Cash
Buyers!
TRADE CARDS, which secure from to % per
cent. discount IRE NOW READY; at 25c. to
"ROCHOALERS" and "sov, reigrs," and at ST. 90
to 9th 'rs Apply t, L. Stsbler & Co., 701 Kir G
street. the Alexandria office the National Co
operaiiYe Company. epic Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To.MoRRow.-
rfrjst Cturch.-Services ct IL o. m. by Rev
n o. Snter. Confirmation at 8 p. m. by As
L. li..sni Bishop Randolph.
s. Paups Church.-Confrmation at IL a.
- by Assistant Bishop Randolph. Service
M 49, n No. BIS Rev. DR.. Norton.
D. Grace Church.-Services at and II a. m
bv Rev. Il I. Sharp.
y s.. Mary'8 Cturch.-Mass at and IL a. m
vaS 'r o. "a by Rev. Father Chester.
Second Presbyterian Chmrch.-Preaohing at
n m. ADD s p q. bv Rev. Waiter 81. Rob
tam =. OF Warrentnn Va.
R1ntist Church at IL a. M
on5 at S D. m. By Rev. J. 81. Butler.
PRIMITIVE Baptist. South Fairfax street
p+aachipg at II a. 10. by Elder L FL. Hardy
Oh T Emit Meth. Epi8. Gurch-servioes 8,
II a. n. aud Sp. M, by Rev. W. q. Nc
A' Meth. Epi8. Church South.-ssrvices 81
u IN m. aud p. No. 5y Rev. 7. E. Carson.
ilefI Prot. Gurch.-Services at IL s. NJ
.od7p.m ny Rev ". N. Polssl.
German Lutheran Gurch.-No services.
Mating at the Midland Railroad reading
.ooms at 0. m. Service OF prayer and
n,aise with short address.
Meeting at almahouse at p. m., and jail
at p. N. "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
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Math fir matter.

8or iber 50Sabren i6om murbe Mrs.
Mtnslom's Soothing Syrup BON Wfil>
lionen pcn Miittern beim 3abner Der
&inber ansepenbet. Mirf bu i'm
@1lafe bur6 bas 59reien eines &inbes
geffDrt, bas i'm 3abner 1T unb bor
@1mer3er tpeint2 Wenn 10, laHe iofort
cine Glaf6e BON rMrs. Winslows 5ooz
thing 5Drup" bolen. Sein Mertb tun=
besablbar. SIS mirb benz fleinett 2eibens
ben iofort Qinberu11g berf9afen. @er=
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es it fein
s3meifel bariiber. Sc beilt DpfenterD
unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben Mageu uub
bic Nieren, befettigt Minb=a olif, ers
tpei6t ben Gaumer, perbinbert @nt5iin>
bung unb itdrft bas gauge 5pitem.
rMrs Winsloms Soothing Syrup
fir aabnenbe &i1ber 1T angenebm in
@ef9mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
einem Der beften peibli6er Merate 1T
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
Sruggiften 1T Der gan5en Welt gu bas
ben. : preis rs @ts. per Jlaf9e.
&auft nidts enberes als Mrs. Winsz
lOms SoDtbing Sprnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
sofurt berlanst! 100 pratttide
MGrfner.

Nn praftii6e @drtner uttb Obt3I6s
ter pirb cine bei6rd11fte Mnsabl BON
bier unb 5ebn Neres 8lofs, rotber
Sanblebm, brei Mfeilen iiib6itli9 BON
Der potofiee perfauft. 9ieie Blods
befinben ii6 in Der @ranb 8ietp Mbbis
tion, finb ipesiea fir @drtner unb
Sbfaii6ter al1sgelegt unb f6nt1e1t BEN
rabe3u polenbeten artelif6en 8runner1
benuben. I'm nun bieie Bar5eaer
obne 8er5ng BON praftii6en @drtner1t
nnb Sbitsii6tern beiiebeln gu lafen,
miro cine bei6rdnfte Nnsabl berielbett
5u ermdBigtem Breiie berfauft tperbe,1.
9ier 1T cine @elegenbeit, mo SIR 5ebrt
Mcres 2anb gu @urem eigener Breiie
faufe EN- f0nnt, Die, tpertt nit Sbitbdus
men bepitan5t, in penigen Sabren ein
germDgelt r%eprdientiren. 9ieie parz
se1en iinb fdmmtlt6 bonn Gountpz8erz
meier abgetbeilt uorben, unb es mir6
mir ein 8ergniigen MAIDEN, etpaige1
&dufern bieielben au aeigen unb bic
@ren5en anaugeben. Werbet @u9 at
S. Q. 9isnnsuitp,
oberbalb Der 9eras : National : 8ant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20

Dergangenen Sabre berrf6te, iti6t err
tragen. 9oHentli6 9ebt es TT bieiem
Sabre better, mas mid betrift, 10 ipiirs
f6e i6 Nlleu ber1 belten @rfolg!
@ttpa 4 Meilen BON Stem Bremen lit
mod cine fleite beuti6e NieberlaHung,
pelGe Serr q. @arbe gu @bren bes
9errn 8aufmann bon Sreiberg in
Sapette So. &auhmannsburg tanfte.
Nu6 bieie N~nlieblung be1tebt erlt felt
benz lebten Sabre. 2anb urb gei6afz
fenbeit bes 8obens 1T pie in Netp
gremen, lit beiben pldben aber 1T bas
@afer tief gelegen unb bat einen ialz
aiger 8eigei6mad, Bic 2eute baben li6
baratt getpobnt, 1lur Dem 6remben mill
es ni6t munbelt.
Bon 9auHmannsburs rift i1 na9
9ennebp, bier tbeilt ii6 bic Sar 9lns
tonip & Wranias YaB 8abn, tpdbrertb
bic cine 2inie mad 8eepile urb na6
Der &iife gebt, gebt bic anbere 2inie
iiber Gunge, Oorftowm nnb @uerp nod
Ooafum.
9ennebp bat 9oeal Option, mebrere
&aufldDen, eitte @ottongin, ben 9erren
Sbilmeper & S6r0Der geb0renb, beibe
aug 5apette GountD nnb geborene
9euti6 Seraner, mebrere 4ir6en,
S9ule, 9otel unb 2osierbdufer. 9ie
@el6dfte geben bier uie in allen 2ocal
Option 5Dpns mod etipa5 f6le9ter,
al5 in pldgen, mo- bieies @eieb ni6t
be1tebt.
aarnes Gountp lit nod menig bon
9euti6en beiiebelt, bod tpirb es ni9t
lauge barern unb es perben mebr
SeutI9e bereinfommet Die 2dtbereien
ltnb ~bur9i6nittli6 iebr gut.
Die Nranias 9aB 8abn bur9I9neibet
bas Gpuntp. SIM r6rli6en Sbeile bes
Counties liegen Die beiben polnii6en Nns
iiebelungen baS i9Dn ertpdbnte Geitobo=
ma unb pana Maria. Ser San Nntonir
| 6luB bnrdf6neibet bas GountD Don
3orbipef nad Sibnf. Ser Gibplo min.
bet pberbalb 9elena in ben San Nns
tonip 6luB uttb bat tur einen furSer
2auf in &arnes @ountp.
@uBer biefen beiben 9auptfluHen linf
nod Bic 8d6e pber Greet @leetp, 9ot:
DO, 81 Oio, 9easua uitb gseonbibf
unb arbere gu nentten, tuel6e bag
Gountp bur6flieBen.
@arnes Goumtp bat $3.50 Yferbe
nnb Maultbiere, 1890 &ppf &inbbief
unb 5000 4ppf S6afe unb 3iegen.
2anb fann in bieiem Gountp nod bill.
Zig unb auf LANCE 3eit gefauft perben,
lleber bic Stabt &unge unb umgesenb.
fomie @~ibblesbille wer6e i9 fpdter be.
ri6ten, na9ben i6 biefe pldge befu9t
babe. 3und1t min i'd ua6 See County.
geben. S. 8, 8u d.