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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31
9r. gi9l i'm Nei@stag.

Cine Plau6erei Der o&bein. Weitf
3tg.A aus Der Gei6Stagsiibung BON
Z. SuIi entnebmen mir: vMuf ben
0i9tbefebten Sribiinen bemiibte mar
lt6 ani6eineno iebr angelegentIi6, BIZ
peri5ie6enen 8eriibmtbeiten bes neueu
&ei9stags beraus5ufinben. Sc per.
ben babel tDobl 10 nlan9e i6mere Srr=
tblimer mituntergelaufen iein. Oab
Or. Stgl enbli6 ieinen Sib I'M &ei9sz
tag etngenommen bate, wurbe i9neQ
befannt. 9lber bic Weeiiten perben
tpobl pergebens na9 einen Mbgeor6ne=
ten geipdbt baben, Der ibrer 0orfeI<
lung BON benz baiubariI6en preuBen>
frener entfprD9en bate.
SaB er bid, trabbiirItig, tpie ein ge>
fottener &rebs ausfeben miiGe, baran
wirb mobl taum Semanb sestpeifelt
baben. Der feline SagesIeifnngen int
~BaDrii6en 8aterIdnb9en" einigerz
mabem tennt, obne SigI iemals au
@sii9t befommen gu baben. Nber ueit
gefeblt, Der Gorfdmper fiir baiuparii9e
nnabbangigfeit ge9eniiber preuBil9er
9erri9aft entfpri6t 6ieier @orfel.
lung gang unb gar ni6t. 9r. 5isl bat
etn frii9es, ,angenebmes @elt1t, benz bic
goloene Srille einen gepiHen gutntiitbi=
gen Inltrid perIeibt. Gein bi9tes
9anptbaar III grau meIirt unb i9li9t
gei9eitelt. Sour Der ebenfalls fart err
grante S6nurrbart iit led in bic 66be
ge3wirbelt unb gibt ieinem NeuBeren
etmas Wtilitdrii9es. Seine mittelz
groBe @eltalt lit gang ebenmdBis unb
perrdtb feineswess, baB ibr 3rdger
elmer Der getreueiten unb feiBigften
&oit9dnger bes Wtiin1ener 0ofbrduz
teQers lit.
&uraum, er iiebt gang, gang anbers
aug, als man lid ben Wtann Dor3uz
itellen geneigt lit. st felb1t i1eint fi9
llbrigens iiber feinen @elbdftspreuBen=
haB luitig gu MAIDEN. 9tls er Don
@entrumsiournalifen gefrast ipurbe,
tpie tbm Berlin, bas er bis babin ni6t
tannte, eigentli6 gefale, erpiberte er
NIT ernitbafter 0tiene: r9ie Stabt
TT gau3 i96n, es finb nur gu bic!
yreuBen b'rinl" nebrigens tpirb er
wobl bal6 bic WeIt nit ieinen 8erIi.
ner 8eoba6tungen erfreuen. Mdbs
renb Der beutigen 8erbanblung b5rte
sr iebr fleiBig gu unb ma6te ii6 bdufis
ytott5em, beiOnbers tpdbrenb Der &ebe
beg Greiberrn b. SIumm, bic ibm gar
ni9t gu bebagen i6ien. Stun, I'M
pSaper. 8aterlanb" per6en mfrs ia
oemnddit f6par5 auf weiB 5u leien
betOmmen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31

SurrespDmbens. -@ermaut IN n
29. Suli '93. llnfere @ornsgrnte mar
nod 70 einisermaBen, Oh unfere gaumz
iuolle 10 ausfdllt. lit fragli6; tpenias
itens ldBt fie bel Der ieBigen Srodens
beit Diel gu tuiinihen iibrig.
Serr &onarsfp, 2ebrer Der @ermanz
totpn S6ule brinst bic 0erienseit nit
ieiner Gamilie bel ben S9miegereltern
in Guadalupe @ountD au.
0as tleine Sinb bes 6errn eSue
S9inbler fam einem auf benz 0ofe brens
nenben Gener 5u nabe. 10 baB bic Slams
men bas 3iub ersriIfen unb ebe 6uIfe
fam, bahelbe f6on herbraHnt mar.
Sie 8ermantonner &ir6enz @emeinz
be baut ieBt fir ibren SeeIIorger cine
gerdumige Wobnung,
Sn Der yta6t gum %. eSuli murben
BON ru6loien 9dnben 81 6eniterf6eis
ben i'm 2ibertD 59ulbaule total einaes
f6lasen. Ser Yerbadt rubt auf einie
gen Negeru.
Qm erHen Sonntag i'm September
nir6 bel Der 2ibertp S6ule ein Sselt
fir bic Sonntagss sS6ule ftattiinben.
6iir grfrii6ungen 1T beitens geiorst.
Gin freies MittaseHen ipirb bon Der
S6uls@emeinoe fur ale @dlte geliefert
Deroen. Otto 6 o b /.
@rnnbeigentbumS llebertrasnmgcu.
@uItab Small an 6. u. Stieren,
@ruubitiid AT StoressStreet. 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31
&ttterli6feit beim eSeinne.

Die 1eberfiihrung Der BEL ct. pri.
bat gefallenen Cffjiere un6 @ol0aten
Der preuBil6en @orbe bat lit ben Dor,
nebmen frana0lii6en 3eitl6riften eine
bon @baubinismus ungetriibte Wiirbi.
gung erfabren, tpennglei6 bic 9ebns
fu6t, @liaB 2otbringen tuieber5uers
lansen, aud bier ni6t gu unter6riiden
mar. r@Suutration" entbdlt 3 3ei6>
nungen Der r@eremonie BON st. 9lil".
/ 9ie cine giebt elm Bib bes impoianten
3uges; bic 5meite seigt bic fran56iif6e
@brenfolonne nit Sen. Samont an
Der Spibe. unb bic brittle @eneral
9deieIer, Der NIT ieinem @efolee bic
Mnfunft ses 3ugeS erpartet. 9tn bic
8ei9reibung bes feierIi9en Nttes
fnlpft bas 8latt folgenbe bemertensz
tpertbe 8etra6tungen:
r5eit % Sabren Fanben li6 bic beis
ben Nrmeen gum eriten Wfal gegeniiber.
Sci bieier friebli9en unb ritterli6en
Segegnung ma6te Der Sob bic Son.
neurs, Der Sob in @efaIt iener ge.
blei6ten 3no6en unb Der 2si6enpas
gen, bic iie aufnebmen follten. eSn Der
peiten @bene,> unter Der blenbenben
9rnne, in beren @lana bic Maffe1
unb llniformen funfelten, innlitten
tiefer Stille idien es, tpdbrenb bic belle
Stimme bes beuti9en Offi3ier8 Srant=
reid banfte fir bic Riifgabe Der Sobz
ten an baS gaterlanb, als ob man cine
anbere, gewaltig.re Slimme b6rte, bic
@timme bes S9ididls, baB bieIe uns
bergeBlibe Scene beberrI6enb, su 6er
beiben Natienen ipra6:
Sbr ielb bic eriten 80lfer Der MeIt.
Sbr marfdirt an Der Spibe Der mobers
men Civilization, auf bic Sbr 10 foI3
ieib unb bic benno6 teinen @1ritt pors
tpdrts gefommen lit ieit Sauienben bon
Sabren. Sbr riiitet, eu6 gu t6Dten in
einem lebten &lngen, bel benz elmer bon
eu6 perni6tet tperhen mirb, tpie emit
yfinioe, Babylon unb Carthage pers
ni6tet murben. preuBen bat Granfs
reid bel Seban beiiegt, neil Irantrei@
preuBen bel sSena gei6lagen bate;
bic Deuti6en baben 8a3eilles unb ct.
@lounb berbrannt, neil bic Gran3oien
9eibelberg serit6rt unb bic gfaIa berr
tuiifet batten nnb nun muB ber @ampf
BON neuem beginner, b;s eins BON
@u9 iiir immer Deri6ninbet!. :. :. .8iel.
lei6t 1T es gut, baB es ift, benn bieier
unmanbelbare @rDa f6Bt eu9 ben
Spfergetit ein, obne ben ibr it elmer
anberen, tpeniger eblen Mrt eu9 auf>
reiben tpiirbet, ndmli6 in benz entners
ben 8oblergeben su gliidlider 86lfer."
@etuiB ia. ber &rieg 1T cine Der uns
erbittli9en Bebingungen unierer iamz
merDollen Qumanitdt, neil er trob als
ler 8ernunftgriinbe, bic feline Slu6s
Dhrbigfeit betpeiien, bennD1 be1teben
bleibt. Nber tparum ben 6rieben Der
tobten 9elben BON ct. pripat itDren?
Sic ruben ieBt in einem 2anbe, bas lie
bur9 ibre Sapferfeit uns nit entriiien
baben. @s pdre lei6tfertig, poraus>
suiagen, baB bieies 2anb INNER beuti9
bleiben ipirb, neil bic 3utllnft i'm Mlls
gemeinen am gliidli9iten it,"
Sieie Muslafungen geben, bemerten
an benz Sbigen Bic .8rl. Nenefem
Na6.", tpieber einmaI BEN i9lagenben
8eueis, baB Der gbaupinismus in pas
ris ni6t min6er als bel uns lebigIi6
bic 9slitif bes 9traBenp6bels 1T un6
in ben gebilbeten &reiien Grantrei9s
teinen Jdbrboben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31
3atarrh faun ,,tt,t furirt tperben

our9 locale appiitationen, ba fie ben Sib Der
&ronfbeit nidt erreiden fSnnen. Rotarrb III
cine 8luts pber &pnftttutions &ranf9eit, ugb
UNI iie gu Beilen, miiBt Sbr innerIi9e Seilmit.
tel nebmen. Sal's &atarrb:Ssur tpiro einse.
noinnten unb tpirft btrett auf bas 8lut anb
bic idleinlige Oberfidde Sal's actartb.
Sur tit tetne AuadlaIber. .Meti3ir. Sic ipurbe
ieit Sabren bon einem Der beIten Ner3te bieIes
Saroes berorenet unb lit elm reselmdbiges
8esept. Sic beitebt aus ben beiten betannfen
9onica, berbunben nit ben beiten 8lutreini
aunssmitteln, bic 6ireft aui bic S4leimober.
ffd@e ipirfen. Die solIfominene gerbinbuna
ber ;fpei 8eitenbtbeile lit es, mas fold tpuns
eerpoue HeiuItate bel Der 9eiIuns bon Ratatrb
beroorbrinst. 2abt @ud 3eusnilie umlpnfi
i6tdeti.
S. S. @beneb & 6 o., @isentb., 9olebo
D. gerfauft bon Apotbetern, prets rs @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31
Ru6Ieus slrutco golbe.

Dts bslte Gable ber NBslt fnr S4nttte, au.iI&un.
gen, Gef&nIrs, Steber' unb Sauts Nnsi&las, S!e6te
stteu; furtrt Sdmprrbctten cber istue 9esabluns
S6atss 9nirtebenbett saranttrt ober has @tlb wtri
snrl6eritattet. % Geuts BITE S&d&teI. 2um Dertau
tn allen Npptbeten. NoOlpb Dretb, Gbeppion & Go.
WRcIeioIe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31

Ray @er cine quite @ai6mai6ine
iu9t, ipre6e bel u. 9eufinger
Dor, welder cine 9rOBe 9n3abI auf
Eager bat.
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a0r u. Seuftnger bat ioeben
pieber cine Carload guBeiierner Otbello
&an9es, iouie ltdblerne Sbeal 9anaes
erbaIten. ole nit gOrri6tunsen fir
9eiBpaFerleitung,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31

Ote
I d 10 d d fe
g ellie
in Deiuem gam
sen Ssiteul 1T
pieGeidt bic Sc.
Der. Q8enu bic
thre Ghulbio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31

- Cine Solse bon 8ismards 8ebe
iiber 8ertretung Der 4leinzStaaten i'm
8unbesratbe9 gBie ndmIi6 aus @ras
gemelbet mirb, bat ielbit 9einri6
xxi. ben ieitberigen &esierunsss
unb @OnIiitorialratb u. BON Wtebiug
gum 8espllmd6tigteu fir ben 8unbess
ratb ernannt. @8 1T bas berlelbe
9err BON Mebing, pel9er ieiner 3eit
als 8erfaifer mebrerer 2lufieben erres
genben Nrtitel gegen preuBen un6 bas
&ei9 oiel bon fid reben nta6te.
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"a lne(dle,rr Ymrtfe

nebmen sic Me6i3ins Meil sic ents
peber franf finb unb tpolen ge1unb
perben, ober neil sic &rantbeit pers
bitten iuollen. Sn beiben Jdlen perz
gefie man niGt, baB 9oobs 5arfaz
parilla alle 4ranfbeiten bemdltigt, bic
bur6 unreines 8lut entlteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-31
0ie heiben dlteiten 9fhoenrhneter

= 9ie beiben dlteaen 4bgeprbneten
i'm So. @on9reB tperbeu Mil, 3. SoI.
mann bon Snbiana unb gbas. D'51eil
BON philadelphia fem, benn iie aeb6>
rem iebt idnn Is 9ermine bemfelben
On. @s gait friber als cine &egeI,
baB tein Ibgeorneter 80 Sabre i'm
&OngreB ceieilen bate, aber hieie beis
ben 9erren, elmer auf ber repubIifanis
f9en unb ber anbere auf Der femofraz
tii9en @eite. bahen bic &esel gebro=
den unb merben b06f.pabrf9einli6
nod tpieberbolt in bic seiebgebenbe
G0rperi6aft semdblt per6en. sSm Se>
nat bagegeu fiBen brei Senatoren bic
i9on iiber 80 Sabre barin setpeien
limb, Senator Wnrill bon 8ermont,
50 Sabre, Sherman BON Obio, "a
Sabre unb @uifon bon Soma, 30 Sabre.
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Gbimelii9e @eibe, 81 gts. bic gars.

09tneltldbe Set0e, 81 @fS. ote YGro.
9ieie 8aare tit so @ts. tpertb, bod tuer.
ben mir iie gu Dbisert 9reiie perfaufen.
Al Gents bic Darb.
25 Stid i45ner seblimter 4insfif9sr
SeiSe, bon porsaslider luaIitdt. SebusiEt
bon 65 @ts. gu AZ Cts.
"a Gents BITE Ddrb.
Sebr feir, "a 3oG brett, unb biIis ~ T6
gts.; tpirb iebt gu "a Cts. bic Darb uersauft.
Sa9er! Tdder! Ta4er!
Soeben erbalten bic sr6bte austuaRI 6xs
der, bic ie pier gum gertauf aasseiteat Wurss;
bon s Cts. BIS gu $3.50 fur Yar&ment, anb
40 Gts. gu $3.50 fir Snuse.
Gorlets! Goriets
Sn bisfer abtbeiluns t5nnen mir sinfs&
nidt iibertroffen tperber,, ba Dir nur bic Be-
tanntIih beften Sorten gu ben m0sIi&f biIs
lisen 9reiien fiibren.
5eioeue 6alb, 9anoidnbe,
in i9wars tpeiB nnb alien 6arben, bic 20
unb 80 Gts. bas 9aar tpertb fimb, sn
25 Gents bas paar.
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Reiu pesetabilii6-Soubs 9illem,
25 @entS.
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l1nterSera fiit 9anleu nuo Ginoer

gpn 25 Gents bis su 81 fur ben 9lnsug.
Dieie Baare lit biuiser als man ben @tpff
fouien unD ielbit ndben fam.
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Sc gebofttr bic anno6a oeu wtgr a9m bt( 5nbtnufn
a ol9 pdtd6 quite ssaart nno bge Y bf beu9ein bmnn
Ynbnaaderei Yusmaderei !

Ynbntaderei! Yubmaderei !
Die neueite MObe, gut unb biais semadt,
finS IN BET gutine@er.M r.MbtbeiIuns porsufnben.
eSmp0rtirte @aare.
IS lleSt in ber Nbfibt unieren sausen
Borratb bon tpaidbaren Rleiberftoffen BON
90 ets, 10 @tS. unb 40 Cts. g8ertb 3u bem
etnen Yreiie bon
35 Gents ote Naro
aassuserfaufeu. Die tpableriIbiten &uuben
tperSen bic 8ebuftion gu ipiirbieen ipii1en.
Sonbenirs /! 9onbenirs!
Maen 8eiu4ern mnb aunben oiferiren mir
Siefe Bo&e Trinfsldier, auf benen bic ber=
| idiebenen GebauIi9feitem Der gbicasoer
ausftelIuns sei8Iiffsn iinb, gu
Gents Sas etif.
AnSerstpo foftet berfelbe @esenitant 10
@ents unb bariiber.
l1uter5ers fiit 9aulen nuo ainoer !!
Son % Gents bis su 81 fir ben 9lnsus.
Dieie Baare lit biuiser als man ben @tcff
foufen unD lelbft ndben tann.
E eawns su 8 Gents bic yarb. 81
hellen1 lirlh hnnflem Gnrn MIR & 81
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Weibz Waaren @eiR 8aaren!
5 Gents nte OarS.
3tpei &iften tueibe, carrirte unb seitreifte
ysainioof, BON unb 10 gts. pert5, su Cts.
bic gor6.
12K Gents bic 0arb.
Sine &iite saipn, iatinsseitreift, iebr biais
gu l8 uno 20 @ts., fiir 121a Gts.
35 @ents BITE Barb.
So Stiid, fatin seftretft, unb @pisen.aatpn,
ftets gu so gts. berfauft, ipirb bieis 8cte au
30 @ts. an9eboten,
Striimpfe, Is Gents bas Yaar.
rs 9uteno i@uurseebt unb ie5r feline Da.
men Striinpfe, tpeIde sep6bnlidb gu 35 gts.
perfanft trerben; biele 8o&e nur 20 gents.
9aulenzSaillen! 9amen=gailleu !!
bon SO Gts. su SIS 90 bro etiia.
Steie aotbeiIuns lit ouftdnbis, tpaS per>
ld'eoene aRa9perfe, 5arben, SHUTTER nnb
9rbBen anbeIanat.
Seionbers bea@tenspertb iinb bic fbIpoI.
len Empire Waists" in tpeiben unS allen
Garben.
Dret 8iften tpai&edte sebliimt
+ Hpnt6 sic 0InrN G3;nnknn,s l..
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Goriets! Goriets !!
seibene 6aIb. 0anaidnAe,

in l4mar3, tpeiB nnb alien 6arbtn, bic 20
unb 80 Gts. bas paar tpertb finb, 81
25 Gents bas paar.
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&rt Stea poasate ssbdmte eawns gu Gnts bic yarb.
eents bic garo. Gnsbas In btem unb bunem Gurp nr
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
DIED

.BAlLISS--ln this city on August H. Martha
Bayliss, aged n years.
BRAUNSTEIN.-I this city. on the 9TH in
slant, Susanna Braunstein, in her s2d year.
CAhPENTER-On Angus, llth. 1898, Frank
ID. Carpenter. in his 2sth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his father.
Joseph l.. Carpenter Jr. 9Th and Harrison
streets, on Monday the IA instant, at o'clock
p. m. lnterment private at Wilmington and
brandywine Cemetery.
HAMILTON-On the lith instant. Mrs.
Annie Hamilton. wife of Henry Hamilton,
aged 90 years. interment at Connecticut.
HERLEN-ln this city August z, Jerome.
son OF Jerome J. and Emma G. Herley. aged
D months.
HOLLlS.--At Breck's Lane. on the 10th in
stant, Rebecca Hollis, ia her G6th year
LYNCH.-ln this city, August &, Miss Nora
Lynch. aged "a years.
MORGAN-On the 10th Instant Mary A.
Morgan. in her 25th year
SCHELLER- On August7. Henrietta Schel-
Ter. in her Goth year.
THOMAS.-In this city, on August 10. Lii.
liam y wife Cf Emmett L. Thomas.
Relatives and friends OF the family are In.
vittd % attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her husband. No. 4l9 North jackson
street, on Saturday morning. High mass AZ
2 O'Clock at 81. Paul's X. G.. Church. Inter
ment az the New Cathedral Cemetery.
THOMAS In this city, on the 9th instant
Marguerite, infant daughter OF Alexander II
and Fannie l.. Thomas, aged 10 months and
| ~ days.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
Are Animals Ever "Bored7''

Surely mankind has sufficient faults
and failings Of its own to answer for
without being called upon TO assume the
responsibility of animal failings as well.
An American author has discovered that
domestic animals, such as cats OF dogs,
are not only subject to ennui, but also
display their feelings under that intlic-
ton after very much the same fashion
as their human friends, fact which no
one who has kept tame animals will be
tempted to deny.
But from this fact our contemporary,
The News, leaps to a perfectly unwar-
rantable conclusion and boldly asserts
chat ours is the fault, that mankind has
inoculated the beast creation with its
own particular disease and that it is
civilization (which produces ennui, not
only in men, women and children, but
even in cats and dogs" 1--WE may well
blush" IL continues, "when we think
how man has demoralized the dog We
have taught the dog to be bored. We
have corrupted him by our society
And again, "Ennui is one of mans many
inventions, but he has taught the un
profitable vice to the domestic or at least
TO the household animals-pupils only
too apt in evil"
Was ever so monstrous a charge lev
eled against our innocencel The mex
thing we shall be told is that we are thu
cause that dogs do bark and bite an'
that whatever may have been the NOR
ality Of DR.. Watts his natural histor.
is no better than his poetry. The News
if it is so assured Of the demoralizing in
fuence it has exercised upon dogs, i
welcome to blush for itself. We prefe
to maintain that dogs sorrow unde
boredom for the same simple reason tina
they delight to bark and bite, "for ii
their nature to."-London Spectator.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
important to out-Of- rown Patients.
AarIsed For His Good.

They are neighbors on Second avenue,
and as they walked down town the other
morning one of them observed:
"My wife is crazy to have me buy
new milk COW. What do you think Of
the ideag'
Magnificent You couldn't invest $40
in way to bring you better returns"
much bother and expenseg'
Hardly any. Your milk won't cost
you over a cent a quart, and it will be
pure milk too. If had barn, I'd keep
two cows"
1.-TWO or three Of my friends have
rather discouraged me"
Don't listen to 'em. Rich cream for
Strawberries and coffee-pure, sweet
milk for the children and litchenl I've
often wondered that you didn't keep a
COW. No care, no trouble, no expense.
I'll guarantee you'll never regret it. In
fact, it is really your duty toward your
children"
"Yes, 1 suppose so. 1 guess I'll go
over to the hay market and buy one and
send her up.
Ten minutes later the man who ad-
vised was telephoning to a carpenter
shop:
Say, you! One of your men was up
at the house yesterday measuring doors
and windows for fly screens. 1 told him
to go ahead at $40, but want to coun-
termand the order. Sold out? Oh, no
My neighbor's going to keep a cow, and
that lets eight or ten of us out on the fly
questionr'-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

Mrs. B. Frank Taylor and daughter.
Harriet, aud Miss Helen Garrett, Of
this city, are visiting in Coatesville, Pa.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-N w. CLARK. NO. eos MAD
~ isOn street, bricklayinR. cementing and
johbing promptly attended TO.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

Mrs. William Hughes, of Elkton, is
visiting friends here.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
Dches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
-luced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eptable to the stomach, prompt in
b action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
hny excellent qualities commend it
b all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
rybstitute.
CALIFORNIA FTG SYRUP co.
sAE FRANCISCO. CAL.
t0v1SRiLtf, ~. REw r0Rh. ~
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

TOHN r. LEE. SHOEMAKER, OF SIC
~ ond and French streets, has moved 70 n.
Is prepared TO do all kinds Of repairing at
short notice.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

Fathers Kelly, Fallon and dehuyter
are shifting the ocean bre,ze at Atlantic
City.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12


GREENSBORO, Nd Aug 12.-Miss Emma
Sylvester, daughter of Samuel Sylvester,
OF near Goldsboro'. was married Wednes-
day afternoon TO S Martin, of Port
Penn, Del. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. f. r. Rittenhouse, pastor of the
Mt Moriah Baptist Church. at the home
of the brides parents. The house was
prettily trimmed with smilax, rosebuds
and carnation pinks. Only the immedi-
ate relatives Of the couple were present.
Misses Agnes G. Hammell and Marian
Blizzard are visiting relatives at Newark.
Benjamin Seal, Of Londonderry, Pa +,
is in Wilmington to-day.
Elwood Thorne, OF West Chester, Pa,
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. Stdham and Miss Neosha Collins,
Of Wilmington. have been visiting at
their lrother's, James Collins, near
Middletown.
Harry King, "Chauncey" Depew and
Thomas Maloney will 60 to Augustine
Pier next week on a cunning trip. Mr..
King will take with him a $50 setter
dog
Mrs. Ida Jones and Miss Anna Dorsey,
of this city, are visiting friends in
Lewes
Mrs. Frank Stevens and daughter. Of
Wilmington, are visiting Mrs James
Pride, in Lewes.
James Mcvey, John st Clair Clement
V. Wood will take seventy-hve mile
wheel run to West Chester, Paoli and
Philadelphia and return to morrow.
They will dine at West Chester snd walt
there until the heat of the day IS ovei
before going farther.
w H. Walker and J. Frank A ans
Of Hockessin, registered at the Hote
Willis yesterday.
George f. Brown left for the seaahor'
to day.
Fathers Kelly, Fallon and dehuytei
are shifting the ocean breeze at Atlant'
City.
Lawyer George Lodge. Of this city
and William c. Lodge and vii
liam Cloud, Of Brandywine hun
dred. returned from Maurice river cove
n. j., last evening, whittier they wen
on a fishing trip. Yesterday they wen
out with Capt. in Samuel J Dillahay. an'
caught eighty or ninety pounds OF blue
fish in two hours-at least Mr.. Lodg
saws thew did and IL must be ho
Captain Dillahay can smell
fish II it is any plac
in the cove, and has been dead lonl
enough-at least Mr.. Lodge says so, an
It must be true. other boats anchore
within a cablelength of their boat bn
couldn't catch fish according to MI
Lodges solemn statement festerda
was the first time this season that mes
Of fish has been caught in Maurice rive
cove, and the people can't understand
that is what Lawyer Lodge says and b
is willing to make affidavit to all he hs
said.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

About three years ago 1 took my little
boy, then 2l6 years old, 10 DR.. Marstnn for
treatment The little fellow was afflicted
with a most terrible eruption upon his head,
face abdomen and limbs. His scalp was
covered over with almost a solid scab. from
which there was constant dOw of matter
sickening 70 look at. The itching was so in
tense we were obliged to tie up his hands TO
prevent him from tearing the skin. Our
local doctors could not help him; all medi-
cines recommended for such cases failed ut
terly Under DR.. MarstOn's treatment the
eruption disappeared. the scalp and
other parts cleared up and became once
more clean and healthy, and the intolerable
itching ceased. ! would indeed be ungrateful
should fail TO speak well Of and recommend
DIR. MarstOn to Others. J. ID. HAWK
springer street. Germantown, Pa.
Important to Out-of- fown Patients.
Sufferers from any chronic disease OF the
lungs. stomach. liver, kidneys. heart or blood
may 20 10 DR.. Marston, No. l3i South Ninth
street Philadelphia, with surety Of speedy
recovery.
He has been wonderluily successful treat
ing patients residlng OUT or town ana unable
10 come and See MIN personally. No charge
is made far computation, either personally or
~ lefter O9ice No. lA South Ninth street
(near Walnut rhiadelphla- Hours, 10 4,
70 8. Sunda,-s O 20 " a. IN,
n B.-Dr, Nfarsto9nb , ,,,. ,S,siepfateu =, ahtl-cQn-
sumption remedy. ,,soI 5escrlilh' ior Ilev,ention
and cure Of consuming st can be RI Dan.
his office or at the d arkeore OF N.tbts
forth, Second and NJ streets, 80" CITY
Price, 81 per bottle.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
RANKINe AND FINANoIAL-
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware

Open daily from 8 o'clock. a. m. until p.
ID. IN.
Assets, eO35, ,55B.Os
Deposits, S21 ,3fS O3
Surplus, 14,2OG.45
Interest allowed on deposits OF money for
one or more calendar months at the rate Of
4 per cent. per annum. Money loaned ON
mortgages on real estate.
GEORGE w. BUSH. President.
j. AUGUSTUS McDAUbLEN. Vice. pres't.
+. T.. TAYLOR. Sec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH NJ. MATHER, Auditor.
May I. 1893
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

Call at the Grand Union Tea Co 600
King street. and inquire about the ex.
cursion to Colchester on August 16 All
the way by water.