davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Democratic messenger., 1892-03-26

Summit-G l. IIardesiy
Wilmington:
Asbury-J ID c Hanna
Edge Moore ii Kershaw
Brandywine j = Otis
Cookman-W l. White
Epworth-Isaac Jewell
Grace John Y Dobbins
Kingswo0d-H ; Dulany
Harrison Street, G Short
Madeley-D + Waddell
Mt Salem-W + Avery
81 Paul 7 + Terry
Scott-John France
Silverbrook M T. Bowman
Swedish Mission Charles Nosirum
Union-E |. Hubbard
Wesley B Quigg
Zion Il w Layfeld
EAsToS DISTRICT.
ALFRED SMITH, Presiding Elder.
APPOINTMENTS ID Reese
Bayside and Tilghman Thomas Van
dyke
Cecilton t 4 ii O'Brien
Centreyillc-V ; Collins
Chestertown-J w Easley
Church Hill-R Watkins
Crumpton Anderson
Easton-J A B Wilson
Galena- T. ii Nelson
Greensboro-J 4 Artera
lIillsboro-S VI Morgan
Ingleside-T II Harding
Kent lsland-W W Sharp
Kenton w VI Warner
Kings Creek VI Lindale
Marydel-Albert Chandler
Millington-E + White
Middletown-N VI Browne
Odessa II ) Thompson
Oxford-lI c Turner
Pomona-W X Mowbray
Queenstown w Fogle
Rock Hill--Rober, Roe
Royal Oak--Jeremiah PastOrfield
81 Michaers- = J Morris
Salem and Union--C York
Sassairas--F + McKinsey
Smyrna--W w W Wilson
Smyrna Circuis-R X Stephenson.
Still Pond--J ID Kemp
Sudlersville-E G Macnichol
Townsend-Frank Fletcher
Talbot VI Collins
Trappe--G ) Conoway
Wyc--J II GeOighegan
DOVER DISTRICT.
XII ADAMS. Presiding Elder
Beck with--W + Dawson
Bridgeville--w p Compton
Rurrsv;ll. 81 Graham
""''s'''e J W Pool
Cambridge--J IL Howard
Camden--P II Rawlins
Cannon 5 Williams
Church Creek e CIV, W Chaph"% SI
Crapo--G W Burke
Dcnton-G W Townsend
Dorchester--L B Kirby
Dover--W l. 5 Murray
Second Church. Dover-G w Bounds
East New Market-Asbury Burke
Ellendale--T I McT.ane
Elliott's IslaRd-Bernari Wheatley
Farmington-W VI Green
Federalsburg--]ulius Dodd
Felton-r II Haynes
Frederica--S II Maxwell
Galestown--J T VanBurkalow
Georgetown-C 4 Grise
Green enwood-AlOicus Green
Harrington L Coursey
| Hoopers Island-D II Willis
| Housion-W B Guthrie
Hurlock-M ID Nutter
Leipsic-F F Carpenter
Lewes-F c McSorely.
Lincoln-To be supplied
Dover Chapel and Little Creek-C '
Strickland
Magnolia w X MacFarlane
Milford Robert Watt
Milton-E p Roberts
Nassau i 5 Wickline
Preston William Sheers
Salem-F B Cooper
Seaford-CF Wilson
Vienna-W ii Benford
Williamsburg-A & Jones
WillistOn-T Tablcr
Woodside-.I Moore
Wyoming w B Gregg
J JR Todd and + l. Cross at ConEerenC
Academy.
SALISBURY DISTRICT
w + CoRKRAN, Presiding Elder
Annamessex-O : Walton
Asbury &C ) Baker
Barren Creeks = Outten
Berlin Wilmer Jaggard
Bishopville-G 7 Anderson
Cape Charles Ciiy-W o Hurst
Ciisfield II w Ewing
Chincoteague L Jones
Deals Island-W L Valiant
Galena--E II Nelson
Fairmount-C w Prettyman
Frankford p Swayne
Frutland-T N Given
G;rdiat,ae T. n narr;cksnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
ma .ad Fully Discussed
y, n. Council Assembled
Iidn''' H'''''a'

meeting Of the North,
{, ~ ~ ~ ss,ociation was called ,i
lsi A4's morning, The nj,
l, ,l. though the bulk of
y Ai .F's,5 later in the day.
y ,ssSlIed to order by DIT;
q g iWorih who introduced !
|.idf'1i bsyered the address Of
ftS.o osH y the profession IN
( n Burt's addiess' y. Will ~
~ 4 he point, was as loi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
A BEAR STORY.


Paris, Tox., Dec. ~. -lSpeclai)-Wm.
lmpson, Chociaw who was here veg
torlny. had good bear story. a few
days ago he was out 10 the mountains
east OF thsKiomitio hunting mp somo
hogs. passing up narrow canon ne
heard faint ories way up the mountain
side; after listening awhile he concluded
they were human and started towar1
thoIn. He az length came 20 q good
sized tree and discovered p9rehed near
tbetop q Choctnw boy about u years
Old. while q few feet below vas O half
grown bear. The boy had a ntout
elub with which he was
busy hammering the bears nose
and yelling all the while; the bear was
snarling and growing and every now
and then making a dash for the boy but
the CLUB was more than he could face,
After enjoying the fight for q while
Impson, who had no arms made a lusiy
assault on the bears rear With rocks and
bruin finding himself surrounded beata
hnsiy retreat.
rThe boy said he he'd climbed tho tree
70 get some honey and had just got 70
work when he heard the bear starting
up the tree, doubtless on the same err
rand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

asay Of whtewrigbt, Van zandt, saun-
ders Of Bonhnm and Ashton OF Dallas
s ireatent as soeessaiy as VIII az COM CONF
situtionnl In some cases.
me pnper on 'Ioeomotor Ataxin." By
Or. i. ID. Caps. Of Fort Worth, Young
though he is was highly praised by the
older monbers for rs scientiiic accuracy
ana extensive research.
mis- wag moi dlscusead. for a lack Of
knowledge. MS ono oilicer OF tllc section
bimntiv said
DR.. w. II. Pearson Of Howe rend n
naper on '.1be FOOD Of Cholern Gertpe"
with ,vns licensed by .Dr Furh Of
Paris
~ Rlack NJ Waco. rqported an ipter-
cstip1 ~nse of d,abetc, miliitus. Witch
49, s,hansii,,sir Jisttssed tx Or, penr.
eonl Inward. Van Zandt, Adams and
Hn,lts
mia nndod Tho nroceediprs In tho sec-
,;o,, ~ r,.',.tils and no General t,eeting
W. ~
VIZ IL. m Iricld aud II II NVoat ,f
r,d,i Warn anJ ~ l., Aiag,nfae ef dan.
hn-, Ug@re elected 10 memb.rship
ifi,o nresidcnt appointed this eomtoit.
49,, Pno vr' a9ierrs md ,sbi,h e,s,.
~ No., H. ta r,.,o,t today.
N.Y. ~ Forl Inv Howard. chiffon ana
rp r. wv nae ''''" "'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
NOTICE.

|]SiLS.
s;Yrd In
BIDS viii 4
" watr4
|frethef'
| AlleysAas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
FOR SKIN DISEASES
poctor Recomm ards Cuticura
because Ii Has NsVer allied
to Give Good Results.


-,, az gives me pleasure = ecommend your CT
ine fos forms q stin diseases ana hlotd
pN'sen' nave rr,seibed Nolrltu4iCrilA on
aestte eccasi MS anu II has naver fled 10
49, Kpou results rtmembdr Of one ~ ciai
shui v ca yotr Culicu0A l.lAftptfe. Nitur
uusias Auttg nA, CtIiCUnA SUAp and q j.
hasoLvnSf the patient was eound and
Ntn she was troubled witt salt rhtum. M
AitsF bsgin ing We use q CUricuKs Rrvr.
liAs shp was cured sou I'd anu Well In thrse
months N NJ. h. JE NINg,
rs Houston ST. Atlanta. ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
rnr GALYEaroN HoRRoR

Galveston. Tex, Dec l3.-ispeeial
The horrible butchery 81 Malinda
Melting reported last uight Is rs much
a mystery tonight as Il was whom tue
crime was discovered yesterday morn
lng. Tho police have been dlligont In
ihsir inve6tigaii0nK, and believe they
AT very close on 10 d person VINO, " he
did not commit the deed, can tell who
did. The mother Of the murdered
woman la still under arrest, and has
toi3 % n.1r different stories that The
odleers nlnao no confidence IN anything
aba eage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
nnRnEllEp FouR MEN.

Charleston, s. G., Dec i5.--Iho lore
mnn Of the Horseshoe phosphatetuiinesi
near Jacisborn, last night killed four
OF his employee The cause 81 me
trouble Is unknown. mob ~ Alter
the foreman With the inieniion u
lxuchina him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
Aggravating Eczema

4. MY vile had ee1ema on her hand Tor about
nNe years, tried o sr. ~ m ny social d lclre
ules, but they al ut.ety filled lat last in.
uleed Der to try your CuuCuRA knaEi1n. a..
any am pleased 10 say they aetea like q caarm,
ana although u was eelr aro ii Las not
trouble htr since 1 will strongly recommend
your CuTiouaA BEMEpns f1raN oh diseases
A. ST CknklDGE,
BiNins, Cas- County, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

e Rstl
|eces,do
X ete@lti
|htMM
lurfar
|aihh ,
70. NJ
|lo.grNeiF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

Ia n practical paper On " ~.
He M acnte form Of the disease y
tery, ths an and the various forms ~, ~
ing coul ll ling one Of the four s' ,s,.
dys .sni Il dssth 70 the pss1is o '4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

r TIA maa |
prdnFlssI
Oaaesa
ID your M
medeiao NJ
|.liaeGrl
sarrhRausl
: ,M hr
| e yonAd
uatls M
nelicinA
n d. Ss&7
ieheinebs1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
Cuticura Resolvent

The new BLOOD Purher internally Ito cleanse
me blood q all In puritits and poisonous clio
meuts and thus remove tho causel, and CuT.
CVitA, tln' FrtAl Skln Curr. uud Ct11cri A
SOAR, an exquisite skin Rcauther, oXtcru y
70 cleas Tie skin and scalp ami restore h
sknand blood, 0 pimpes to sego uln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

Sold everywhere. Price. CuucuRA, toe;
SOAP. pte; RrsofyFyr. 81 PrruNrpl bv mo
POTTER DRuG AND CHEAlIcAL CORPORATION.
Boston.
w" How tocure kin Disease q PAGES,
eoilustraiIons,Andl 100 testlmonlala malled free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14

phpVi0 SKIN and Scalp purified ard beauti
Dhul fed bY CuucURA SOAR. Absolutely
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

A ff!eud in nted IL q frien | h Il. ri
"ud n"t less Than one 'll..s r.,.e
have just such y friend III u. kinp'4
liz" ''"c're1y for consumption, Q d.
"t't t'hiGls. you have uuver us.d
To" e'*nt Tough medicine, one trial
VII t"u'luce y"u that it has woudrr-
Ut curative powers in all diseases or
thr"ut, chest aud lungs. Each hottle
i* guar+n'' Cd to do ual that j. cIaimed
or money rtfund~d. TRIAL bottles n i.
at ". E Savage'- drug store. LarRenn
bp1t,e, 50 cents and 81 IN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

T. ttI&f,la,>~t III JaI. II. III :41t,, i,
*.':tl'u'ttt+t on l:I.vilt-:< .-atl'' ::.s* !
At.z' t', :. = thtttlnE tl''> afteftsoou, I'D d.
cH':'1 ~ ~! n}n'r~t ':uaEimous vote II
laF"r>o ~t1arr +. r. Lubf,.s of Ida,u
ia tue "ne~f uf W. #. CIaygett for
tie -rtt nav occupied by the former II.
'Ht l. ht'ed State. ~thHt.. The com,
'hitte+ Il! 30 decided by unanimous Y to
I" rct"rt III the ca.t Ut >.nu II. Chill
f"n "f Texts that his arp"lot .e,.t " II.
ftEujuf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26
AN III .TI5i1TUM.
Chill M>k@s a EiuH IT the Unit
- <'t''t>* b} r. 'nan'|i:= tbs
Recall & Il, 4. gum ~:.:....


# r. #~. :..$ - -: :'**:#:
TT n n * ~: III : = :* If: :*: : n: j. Il: IT. , := 4z== : H.
SEl>tt a II t}1:4 :sa i::.:.:; " =st:;
lt t*fftt fft tt ~ iii # "
"tis$ III t3$ tt il: ": II; U
*flltfI iI*tE ~ ,tc,i@ Il, II II.
l**j- ii''= r',1:,3 t<:'i + IL IIj.tt fir.t #
'.Hti1a'' i vt:it:, ttlt linz: 'ttt+ = i # II
"a :<':t rnH1~h: tf* il. *U,,'ttd ! @t+>
'''t 4 w %1i.ttun! wI7'tt :itt tItt >it.n}x j.
ahhta+fn'>. ~:,it~. I4ai d'ttr vic
+ 'f"t''':'" st:"t+n II ttt' tWn 9: t.ll@rH.
';1E' ;'*r '''tl+-- ttt frs w c,rt+t,Ixr
tHtt4 ~"h' 1T h> S~nur M,u.. r-,.t1I.
'.t''i'at III III. ter, In '.Ea,d :n,,,+. iii
line r. nt''lt 10 wi;ltrawr, Further
n'"e. TIE u:!inintutn dennud- that
Ctl'i itn'nrt'tutesy make repatriation for
the attack |.y IL mob upot, the Bulii.
n1"r+'~ -: il"is in Eult'*r art ,hu,
she hnke III! apology FIR st1u'e ;ck-,
The uhtnAtu1n tnnrItl, t. u,th lk,~
ia etlent that the United S!Att. will
'ot hr 'nk further tirIu% ~, the p.r Ut
-'hll1 ia answering tie demand If The
4 atnrr.tnn government.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

There were falnines in England IN
1851, 1915, 1886, l34S and 1865. and a
general distress prevailed nlso in both
England and France in 1693. 1748, 1798
ind 1795. The great Irish falnines of
1914, 1916, 1922, 1881 and 1916 were iM
consequence of the failure Of ttleE
potato crop, and no doubt in EACH
thousands of persons starved to death
Providence journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26
Afi'utt1 Of Water.

Very good is the story Of the Scotch
boat1nan who, while crossing Il loch,
was asked if he would take some
water with his whisky. and replied
Ma there was horse drooned at
the heed O the lock twa years aga"
The head Of the lock was twentyfour
miles distant. London Spectator.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26
sound Advice.

Mr. Neer-What ought We to do. doc
tor. as community in ordur tu-er-tn
meet the grip:
Or. Bl1nt--Don't meet it. my dear
sir: avoid it. it.-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26
A HtnA41y Thing.

Sound il snid To travel over 700 ,nileat
TN hour. yet we lave known the sound
Of II cat yawping OH the back fence to
remain right in one spot for five rnad,~
dening hours. boston Courier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

II ]'t'':s |iI'' II TRAMP ,isa 'a,n. he said+
hut ,1ll't. tHl II sailor, mA'a.n. /
was wrecked n1ltt washed ashore
"\uu amt httn WaSlltrI SINCE. I'll
wager" said the aeu>ymm>hetic woman.
New York Ermc!1
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. 223. - Senator
Morgan, head ut The Democratic nj.
nority on the Senatt foreign relations
committee, III the course Of a conver>
sation Il ~duy Oh the report that Minis
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26
His 1*pkt

Husband-W What III thunder is that Kid
reaching out and yelling SO for?
Wite-He is probably looking for Il.
collar button. They say he takes after
you,~~~Clotllier and Furnisher.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26
L Hi4ft1t,+

Il have II nlllGnr thing in tho book
line. said the l'pet.
''So | |.av. heard, returned the cyuh..
The c.'1npt';,* first etlititm Of your own
book. il it not" -Broo:Ivn Lie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

First ttirl (waitin-; TOR the man who,
dut's1.'t cntnt>~~Dayil sail In his haste.
"All ,ln,!l are liars"
Tha tt1:t: Bitter Une--lf he lived in
thr l't+ %tnt ace it. might have made tho
statement at his leisure. .~l.ii,:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

II a>n ut yu1r service. na'am." az the
burylar said when the lady Of the house,
caught him stealing tile silverware.~~
Texas Sjftings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06

terliHert aus .tperbea., bab ale @erdn~
htrua9fg he's 8lutes Ginfub aaf bic Ge>
funtbeit baten. 1ie 0runbft pfe au bie'
ffut Grgansunssmaterial finb i1atirlt1
tsn fefen; affb Fafiisen @abrunssmittelu
entacttulrt, nelde Der Menf6 eeniebt,
btf nter ~ ibrer @erpenbbarfeit befpnbere
9etmifduns pom 4Drperfdften erfcrbern.
Die 0~erbauuns, unb nit tbr Die rihtise
3ufatamenfetusS bes glutss fir tte &C.
funbbfit bes 96rpers fpielt eine ,pi&ttse
Roll, unb ta8 bur1 eine rnansel6afte
9trbauuns, eire febr srpee Mnsa6l BON
ratta ftbr Ianeptertsen, bic Gefunbteit
y~atersrabeuben 2eiben berSorserufer, tper-
ben fam. SIT biefer .3ufanb einsetreten,
fp trdtle man sur Mbbalfe ausfd1ieb1i9
fpI6f etrsnftmitte1, tpetde Ben @erbau.
unesapparata u srDeerer Sbdtisfett nttlbe
nuretSen unb bic Iberfifi9e @atle ent>
ftrnef, rbne fur ben 36rper fddbltGe
{yplatt Id baben. Nus fetn pesetabltfhet
@fefsu terfitet f1nb 81. Mtgnit &5nig's
fem burger 9rppfet serabe bas Mtttel,
iutlHfs NIT Grfolg afgetpenbet tperbeit
lam, ba es aae iene Mnfcrberunaen tn
I'D fhIiebt. bic man an elm tpirflames,
tonif9es 3eiaisanssmittel feGet fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06

Npn {rfter tetanbelt wurbe unb NIT welten Wttteln.
VexIOreue Mannbarkeit, 1rwie aae
8&n&&en Der Gef@Ie@t8craane beftmrut turirt.
Brauen-Ekrankheiten werben TN Sanie
ssr Assstsn gnb cine Snarumsnts surtrt. Gtn nuns
Catarrh und Krankheiten der
Aaut, tee 8lutes unb 9erbens. Der eeber uno Der
&iffen.
Syphilis. Das am sei&pinbsfen unn FGerf.n
9ei[kn6e Wittel- Rur ~earanttrt.
Haut-Eronkheiten auer Nri meraeu fas
mi nc aabere &uren mibIdusen.
Qnnatuerlicher Abduss rtrh prompt
" en- yaex &psen furtt.
8eeime Metbpoets.
/. Erti< gcnfuItdttpn tn Der Office cber per gof.
2. 0enaue MuteE{u@rns nub Dto8upie.
b Setet pttb ouf Grunb mtHen{&aftIt@er Prinetpter
ss2saost 1nb fin ohsr tSr Gau rtrb ta ~ipeetenem
[, Dlniee @reiie uub Iei&te gapunssbebtnsunsen.
n ben metfeu Gdneu fam BITE 4raut6et i'm 9auSe
ttt 4raufeu be3ante1t merbeu.
64retbt nm &pmptcm ! Gcrrnular 0o.4f fur NRdns
e4retbt nm epmptomsGprmular go ., fhr Erauen.
64teiht nm 6pmptpm> Sprmular Ne. 81 fur 9ants
frenftetten.
Brt<}e perben prcnlpt beantrortet. Nue Gei&d{te
aettfm setaiten. Nebi1tn riro rerbrrsen seiauft
8tlersnsen: ttt 0anfen BON gan antonio.
9entf4 gefprn@en.
Ran aDrefHre an cher fprede Dor let
y. n. M. d.,
eitpsps Gsbdube, 80 uub So @eH Commensurate,
Dan Antoutps ze5as, etue Treppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06

pr Mettuhgs. Hnter ia su baben
btin 9u9bdnbIet Nte. Tengg 21s Com.
1aesstlrdle, earf 9~utcnio, Sesas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06

sas~ Weum Semamb fem unb aI alls
n%ebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum billions @arten. 0ie
Serren Nbcimer & Saul, 8eliber bies
les Gtabliiements, balten barauf, ibre
8dite ltets pollfommen 5ufrieben gu itelz
len. 9le iaiionmdBigen 9elifateNen,
Nultern, gBilb, Slide, @efliigel &C linb
bortin Der belifateiten 3ubereiturlg ale
3eit gu babeit. Wabl5eiten iperhsn auf
Wuni6 IN bic Wobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. gu6 bietet Der NIT Der
Speiiepirtbl6aft berbunbene . a II
I 0 0 NJ bic beiten 8etrdnfe, itets frifdes
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06
q. u. 4 n. y. sabn.

~ v y III
Na6 @albeiton, 9sufton llnb Guero
tdglt6, alsgerommen Spn11tags,
1m .................9:10 8ornt,
Na@ CORPUS @briti, 4ranfas paB umb
geebiue tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonn=
tags, nm............3:05 yta6m.
Na9 &errbine tdglid, ausgenommeu
Sonntags, um.........5:00 Na9.
Na6 aerrbile, nur Sonntags, UNI
$3.50 Born.
Na9 &errbiae tdgli9, ausgenommeu
SDnntags unD MtontagS, tint
$3.50 SDrm.
Mnfnnft.
Bon @~albeton, Soufton unb guero
tdgli9, ausgenommen SonntagS,
UNI :05 Mbenbs.
Bon CORPUS @briti, Mranfas paB unb
8eebiae tdgli9, ausgenommen Sonnz
tags, um............2:0 100 HaGut.
8Dn &errbile tdgli9, ausgenommen
SonntagS. $3.50 8orm.
Son &errbiae, rur Sonntags, Inn
500 Mbenb5.
Bon &errbiQe tdgli9, aussenommem
SDnntags unb Montags, UNI
1900 Mbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06
sdlpls, 0aluuen . @arteu III 5

SApl5' Yalmen : 0artem lit Der
SammelpIaB Der 9eutf6en bon San
9ntonio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie re-
%gelmdBigen Mbenb : Grei : &onserte at
bier Mbenben in Der Wo6e lint ftets
sablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen iid elmer
aIgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Shpls' Salppn 1T Der sr0Bte ut1b
lebbafteite 1T Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb @bisfeps unb aaeseit feaerfrii9es
Bier, ioipie bic beftem @igarren. S6ola'
2un6 erfreut ii6 algemeiner Nner=
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-06
Dr. HathaWay
Sobn Nrsebfppt, nd, s~lffftent.
6pecialfBt hes Caestens.

Sunse Rdnner,
wel&e In Golse Dor
Sugenb . SEnber
an R~erpenfapd4
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-19
Among the Rallroaders.


John Foster was down from Limon on
Friday.
Engines 597 and 500 are in the shops for
repairs.
Born to Frank Mixer and wife, a son on
Monday.
/. p, Bechtol formerly agent at Brewster
is now located ut NARROW, l. Il.
Charles Fitzgerald, the yard master, was
ut Denver the first Of the week.
c. II. Miller, station agent at Rueton
was in GoOdland Friday afternoon.
Slate is being put on the machine shop
where it has been blown of by wind.
Frank King has commenced now house
just south Of Mr.. Liston's and Jewel's.
Mr.. q. s. Haskell Is back at his old job
running the engine in the machine SHOP.
The train dispatchers are To have vaca
tiOn of two weeks each. Chief Jewell Is OIL
the lay off.
The carpenter work on Jim Wymore's
house is complete and it now awaits the
handy work Of the plasterer.
The new round house is going up fast
The pitts are nearly complete and the bricf
work is being pushed by force OF bri tx.
layers. Mr.. Atkinson Of Colorado Springs
is the contractor.
Joe Shaw has iull-blOOded blood hound
where he bought 200 miles southwest OF
here, lie Is only months old and weighs
| eighty-seven pounds. Joe thinks he can 10
up wolves. 1t will be seen now whether the
wild doEs(O will eat up the people of Sher-
man county.
The Grier house at Colorado Springs
GoOdland and Norton, are establishing
| representation ms tirst-clasS hotels and arc
said TO be away up in the art cuisine
Parties fed here in the time Of the conclavC
said they got The best meal they had on the
road. We hear that the spread of the Griel
house at Colorado Springs beats the Antler,
by far.
Brakeman Griffith, who runs on - and Il
was hurt near Roswell Sunday morning
He was fixing the bell rope on the engine
tank, and II is supposed that some one
threw stone at the train aud acCidently hit
him on the head knocking him scuseless
and falling bruised his face up quite bad.
He was brought on to GoOdand and DR..
Rush dressed his wounds.
The Rock Island carried IL, 900 passenger,
to Denver cOnclaye week and there was moi
an accident on the road between Chicago
and Denver. Other roads report Seyera
| accidents The Rock leland is the smeOthest
road in the west and its management /,
tirst-rlass. The road is growing in the APP.
probation Of thcpubic, and it runs through
the first section - the west.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-19
sHERIFFjS SALE.

First published August l9)
BY virtue OF an ordOr OF sale, dated the
lltb day Of August 1892, issued out Of the
District Court In and for Sherman county,
HanSas, In an action In said court wherein
Charles u. Piers0n was plaintiff, William l..
Briint and Ethel u. Brant his wife, Ezra
s. Teagarden and Sarah A. Teagarden, his
wife, were defendants, / Will, on the oath
day VI September 1899, between the hours
Of ~ a. m. and p. M, at the east front
door Of the court house IN the city Of Good
land, In said Sherman county, Kansas. offer
at pubic sale and sell to the highest and
best bidder. for cash In hand, all the right,
title and Interest Of each and every Of the
above named parties In and TO the following
real estate, In said state and county tOvit.
The southwest quarter Of section five 10y
township eight (8) range thirty-Seyen west.
(37) said properly VIII he sold a. directed by
said order OF sale, without appraisement,
and subject TO u prior encnmbrance Of the
principal note for $50 and interest rs set
forth In plaintiffs petition, aud held by 4
stranger to this suit.
SIMON KEMP. Sheriff sherman countYl
BBARDSLEY & GREGORY, Attorneys,
kansas City, DO