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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-17
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Sn Der lsbten 3eit inb aus pielen
Sbeilen bes @ebirgslanbes Montand
8eriAte eingetroffen, ipelhe belagen,
baB Die 8raupDlfe, bieier S4reden
oes Wiebaiidters unb 9eerben @ufz
iebers, 10 5ablrei6 uno perbeerenb tpie
nur iemals auftreten. unb bab iie ii4
anideineno in bieIem Winter flott
permebrt baben, = trob bes auf ibren
Gopf seieBten preiies unb trOb Der
eifrtgen 8emiibuneen Der Sdger, fi9
bteien preis gu Derbienen.
Won pielen Seiten ipirb be3eugt,
oab bdufig felbit bic fetteten unb
ltdrften SarrodIen bon bieIen unz
beimliden 8eitien iiberipdltist iperben,
pdbrenb Die i6pdheren ibren 9ln@
griffen beinabe obne &f erliesen.
Wie groB Der 8erluit an 2ebenbbieb
in Wontand burh bieIe uria9e lit,
ldbt iih mod niht iiber1hauen; bod
ftimmen ale Ndberftebenben babin
iiberein, oaB oas llnbsil iebr bsbeutenO
1ein mub!
@s tit nit Der Sasb auf ZEN @rau<
tpolf cine eisene @a1e; nan benz
3eugniB aller Sdser bon geruf, tpslde
feline 8efanntfhaft sema1t baben, lit
ihm duberft idtper beiaufommen, ba er
bon ungeipObnliher Shlaubeit unb
babel unglaublib argipOhnifh 1T.
Inh f4ipeift er nidt in groben 9eer-
ben, fpnbern nur in gana fleinen Muz
beln umher, unb an Elm Maffentreiben
auf Grauip0lfe, tpie es in anberen sal
len i'm Weiten beliebt iit, barf man bas
Der niht benfen; es tpiirbe tpenigftens
heralih fpenig babel beraustomnlen.
Der @rautpolf meibet audi ale bers
giftetenR0ber unb9 b9bierleiden; er aie6t
unter allen llmitGnben friides Gleifa
DOr, unb tpenn ibm Der 0unger iebr
fart 3ufeBt, gebt er init be1onberer
WorIiebe auf Maes aus, mas nod iparz
mes 8Iut IN ii9 bdt. Grauipolf@ sag
ben finb baber itets Elm Idngipieriats
nnb 3reifelbaftes l1nternsbmeli, unb es
gibt bier nur Grfolge i'm Rleinen; obne
bdb man ibnetl befonbtre Wortbtile
biettt, MAIDEN bic sSGger 0etp6bnIi9
lsinels teauldrsn 8sruf aua benl @es
zIk1kn pisIsr 3hisfe, llsI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-17

finben. Wesiit laEen 1ih bieis @riinbe
auf einen einsigen urgrunb 5nriidfiihs
ren. sSm georben erbdlt Der Mfro,
Mmeritansr nehr ubltructe, tbepretis
iche Mnertennurle. I'm @iiben bagsgen
tpirb linen = trpb allebem unb alez
benz -,eine mebr concrete ober banoz
areiflide Mnerfennuns sutbeif. lnb
oorin lieet Der 0auptzllnterfdieb 3tpts
5den Der @tsllung Der 5arbieen in ben
beiben 2anbestbeilen i'm Groben uno
@anaen. Gs lGbt iid btes in aler=
banb 8eaiebunsen seisen, fpelhe mebr
benz initincten Gefiibl. ais benz BEE
lpuBtfein bes Jarbigen gum geritdnos
nib tommen.
Giiblih bon ben rMuIpn unb
Oiron'1den @renalinie" bort man
aaerbings ielten MenIdenfreunbe unb
Waitatoren iiber bic &e6te bes geegers
beclamiren; aber elei9tppbl peritebt
man feline alltdsliden praftiIden 8es
biirfnife beKer, unb man 1T mebr ges
tp0hnt buran, feline al leeme n en-
Mdnael au ertrdgen. SIM yforben TT
mod INNER Der Neeer mebr cine .Gu-
rioiitGt," unb apar eine burdaus nidt
beliebte. Gs 5on in ben Neuensla1b=
Staaten nod uteeeSnbipibuen NIT 5lt=
reihsnber sepDbnliber S4nlbtloune
aeben, psl9e iib alien grnItes einbtl=
ben, Der Shtparae tperbe tpeib sebp'
rem, perbunfle ith erit petterbin nnD
tperbe na9 benz Spbe pieoer tpeib!
Wlaa man bunbertmal bic biirserlide
@leihberehtieung Der S9naroen nno
Weiben anerfennen ober an5uertennet
ppraebsn, i'm geIeaf6aftli4en 8erz
febr. uuf tpelhen es bph in eriter 2inie
praftif6 anfommt, tit bic &luft oeit
erDBer.
0pn ben tpeiben SiiblGnbern binge=
oen pirb Der Neger gar ni9t als Gu
riofitdt anae5eben, unb iie Iinb ber=
fDmmli6 an feline perIDnlihfeit se=
nDbnt unb baben bur9 bic iabrbnnz
bertlunge 8srbinbune cine GENTLE 9lns
bdnetidfeit fir fie, eepaart NIT arD=
berem 9eritdnbnib ieiner S9pdAer1
unb au6 ieiner 8prsiiee. sic tpihen
redt pobl, bab Der Neeer Elm 9efiblsz
menIch lit, re6t anbdnslih unb erge=
BEN Iein fonn unb ni6t lsi6t ettpas
nahtrdst; lie ftnb anoererfeits abe,
audi ldneit gu Der 9lnlidt gelanst, BAT
cine 2OOidbrise 8ilbungs5eit bo9 MI,
Elm balbcipiliiirtes Weien aus BEN
Neeer semaht bat, unb fnb babe'
audi ni6t iiberrafeht, tpenn er fiA un'
perniinftis, leihtiinnie unb ioaar I'M:
fittli6 ertpeift. Oenn lire grpar;
tungen tparen eben entipre9enb be-
fdeibene, unb bon @nttduI dung tanr
baher nur Ielten Die Hebe ieir.
go fommt es benn bon felbit, BAT
benz Siiben allein bic Iuf9abe suge'
fallen lit unb nod INNER aufdut, BIZ
Nnpaf1une bieies glementes an bi
gipilifation bes Msiben in WafIe 81
perpirtli9en, fotpeit bies iiberbaup
mDelid. Sm Siiben arbeiten bic
leihter, als i'm Norben, Elm SAtparaet
unb Elm Weiber nebeneinanber, fptpob
duf benz Selb tpie in ben @erfitdtten
scSm Horben besiinitist bic gefperf
idaftlid orguniiirte atrbeit aus gutter
9riinben Die @plltDpfe gar ni9t
tpelae bod nur bD9it ielten quite Sc
tperfi6aftler iperben unb i'm uebrigei
nur sur Serabbriidung ben nDrblidel
2Dbne beitraeen. Nber i'm Siibei
fdlt oies Bel ben tpeientlih anbers ge
. arteten Mrbeitss unb 2pbnberhdltnii
fen taum irsenbpo in's 8epidt
Oaau fommt, bab Der farbige 2anb
, bauer Bel Weitem bic beheren Musli6
+e,, IN, E,iiher, hnt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-17
0cutcinniist8cs.

NoBbaare laKen iih pieber tpie
neiI aufarbeiten, inbem man lie nit
NegenS ober GluBnaTer uusfont unb
0fters ipiilt, Bib bas Wai1er niht mebr
gefdrbt abl6uft. Das 1rodnen gez
fdiebt entipeber bnr1 Mnsbreiten auf
1iihern, 0fteres Menben unb Muf3ups
fen, Dber nod ipeit beHer. ober ums
itdnbfiher, inbem man BITE fenhten
Mobbaore auf GtGbe ipidelt unb an
lufttgen Stellen benz 3ugtpinb ausz
febt. Durm ben @ebruuh uneldfif1
geiporbenes MDBbddr erlongt. duf biefe
Weiie behdnbelt, boIlfomntn bic friiS
bere Broudbdrttit. bit 1uf feintr @ld~
ftitit6f berllbt, ipiebsr.
IS y utpd tifd 4 s. MI I, b.
ip!ze a. sx }pdasE Az Mi as
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-17

Sn ben StuatenG GIpribu,
Georgia, 9enneHee, 9eras. Norbs nnb
Gib=garoIind gibt ts MFociationen
BIN Mer5ten, bic dusihlieBIi6 aus Ne<
germ beitehen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-04
Will Go East.

L. W. Hough of the Hebron Drug
Company leaves by the Gaelic for San
Francisco today. His visit abroad will
be a combination of business and pleas
ure. He will go to the Sound country
and then East over the Northern Pa
cific, visiting his relatives in Boston for
the first time in eight years. After
spending a few weeks there he will
make a tour of the Atlantic Coast cit
les, establishing agencies for the sale
of Taroena, which is now in popular
favor from Chicago West. 1t was Mr..
Hobron's intention to go East during
his last visit to the States, but he was
taken i'll in Chicago and had to aban-
don the project. Mr.. Hough will take
up the work where he left off, and
hopes to have agencies established in
time to return here for the holidays.
His wife and family will remain here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-04
Base Ball Today.

The baseball game between the First
ternoon will be a good one. Although
Thompson, one of the crack players of
the ST. Louis team is away on Kauai,
a good man has been procured and the
First Regiment will need to play ball
for all they are worth. Following are
the teams:
First Regiment-A. Moore, 3D.; G. A.
Bower, 3D.; A. G. Davis, S.; J. Cor
man, c.; ]. Luahiwa, RI; Hennessey,
p; Duncan, h.; Kiley, CT; Kaanohi,
If; Mayne, sub.
st. Louise. Willis, h.; P. Glea-
son, 2b.; c. Aiwohi, 3D.; B. Lemon, p;
G. Clarke, S.; ]. Hansman, CT; c..
Holt If; X Silva, IF; D. Dayton, c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-04
WarrimOo Arrives.

The CA S. S. WarrimOo arrived in
port and hauled alongside the Oceanic
wharf at about Ais p. m. yesterday.
Following is the report kindly furnish
ed by Purser Bellmaine:
The r. M S. Warrimoo, Charles Will
Heads at s.: Is p. m. on the 10th of Au-
gust; experienced moderate southwest
winds and moderate seas to Cape Fare
well, which was passed at 2:3O p. M
on August goth, and arrived at Wei
Iington, N. H., at 1870 a. M. August
21st. This being the Inauguration of
the service to Wellington, a somewhat
lengthy stay was made, enabling the
residents to view the vessel, which was
thrown open for inspection. The Cap
tain was entertained by the Chamber
of Commerce, and invitations were sent
to the ships officers for the Yacht
Clubs ball, given in the evening. The
vessel proceeded on her voyage at 2
a. M. August 22d, passed Cape Maj.
Van Bieman at 1 p. m. August 23d, and
arrived at Suva at p. m. August 18th,
having met with moderate nOrtherly
to west and westerly winds to lat. "a
deg. south, thence to Suva fine wealth
er. Continued journey at p. m. same
date, passed Alofa Island at midnight
of August 9th and Mary Island at
noon of August 29th, arriving at Homo
lulu at rs p. m. September Sd, having
experienced strong adverse winds to
lat. IS deg. north, thence fine weather
to arrival as above. Passed r. NJ. S.
Miowera, bound to Sydney, 20 miles
south of Suva.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-04
FREE kINDERGARTEN.
Supervisors Meet and Discuss
Plans

Supervisors Meet and Discuss
The normal activity of those engaged
in the kindergarten philanthropy was
in evidence at the Supervisors meeting
held at Queen Emma Hall yesterday
morning. Mrs. w. F. Allen presided, in
the absence of Mrs. Hyde. The vaca-
ton season, which has apparently
caused no abatement of interest in the
Free Kindergartens, has, in some in
stances, necessarily precluded mater
ial for the usual reports. Otherwise,
the customary routine of business was
followed.
The friends of the Japanese Kinder
garten will be glad to learn that Miss
Koka, an experienced Japanese kinder
gartner, has accepted the charge of
that department of the work and will
arrive from Japan about the 18th.
Miss Kinney's two years training in
Chicago. including some experience at
Hull House, was an admirable prepar-
alton for the work here. The associ-
alton must regret her resignation,
which goes into effect as soon as some
one else can be secured for the Hawai-
ian room. Her genuine interest in the
kindergarten, however, will make her
a strong ally, even after her successor
is installed.
Mrs. T. r. Walker has most admira-
bly, shown her interest in Free Kinder
gartens. At yesterdays meeting it was
unanimously voted that she be asked to
reconsider her resignation, her depart
ure for England having been post
poned 1t is understood that she has
expressed her Willingness to renew her
connection with the Board of Officers.
Mrs o. P. Emerson was appointed
to the Publication Committee, and Mrs.
Henry E. Cooper, Mrs. w. o. Atwater
and Mrs w. M. Graham were chosen
to fill the places of absentee members
on the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
Mrs. J. NJ Whitney, Mrs. Wells Pet
erson and Mrs. w. A. Bowen were re-
quested to serve as Nominating Com
mittee for the yearly election of Of
ficers in October. An interesting pro-
gram is being prepared for this annual
meeting of the whole association, to
be held on the 1st day of October at
the Y M. G. A. Hall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-04
The
Quincy

Is acknowledged the
superior of all ice refrigera-
tors made. 1t is constructed
on scientific principles and
is a guaranteed ice Saver-~a
quality not found in every
refrigerator or ice box.
Ours are the Quincy
cleanable, and the price
ranges from $3.50 10 500;
and we make the terms so
reasonable, that anyone can
buy one.
You can have an ice box
by paying SI.25 per month
for six months. Or we will
sell it to you for $50 less s
per cent. cash.
We give the same excel
lent opportunities to purchas-
ers of refrigerators. There
is no reason why you should
allow your meat and butter
to spoil for the want of a
suitable refrigerator, when
you have almost your own
time in which to pay for it.
Our styles are the very
latest. A whole car load
came down on the Transit
and every one is a new and
distinct pattern.
You never saw such hand
some furniture at the price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-04
REGIMENT Foot Ball Team.

The First Regiment Football Team
was formed yesterday afternoon. Ed
Austin was elected captain and Max
Hirschmann business manager. After
the meeting a spirited practice game
took place, this proving the team to
be a very promising one and decidedly
superior to that put in the field last
season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
San MARCOS.
Its beautiful Location SnDitnrIum
for Incipicnt Tubcrculnsis,

San Marcos. Texas, February lett is
well known that San Marcos Is the county
seat of Hays county, the county being
named in honor of Captain Jack Hays, the
noted Texas ranger, and that it is located
about midway between San Antonio and
Austin. on tho line of the International and
Great Northern railway, ana has a popula-
ton o. about 1900.
Here good schools abound The Coronal
institute. under the supervision of the
Methodist Episcopal church, is vol estab-
lishe1 and largely attended. a first class
business college W located here; also a sys-
tenn of public schools, second to none in the
State.
1t is, In the truest sense OF the word a
moral iowa. Local option Is in vogue and
ladies' may walk upon any Of the public
streets without the least fear of having the
clink of glasses aud the hilarious laugh Of
some poor soul under the influence of the
demon alcOnol reacn their ears.
New and substantial improvements are
gradually sprlpGlng into existence.
The United Strtos fish hatchery. located
al this point Is now almost completed and
will add greatly to the city's prosperity.
AS health resort San Marcos is attract
ing no small amount Of attention. Its nigh
altitude lDid Winters and pleasant sum
iners are remarkably conducive to the I'M
prnycment Of health. II may he Of interest
10 many to learn that there is located here
an institution that guarantees TO cure in
cipieut tuberculosis. or, as II is commonly
called consumption. Dr. II II. Peel is the
founder Of this Institution aud also the dis
covorer OF the remedy used In the treat
mept of this dseasa DR.. Peel VAS at one
time a victim OF This MALAY himself ana
vas given UP by prominent physicians as n
i,ts+ ny the lDullN ltlO1 q. tnlg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
Locomotives for ,Jnnon.

The Norwegian steamship Fortuna Cap
tain Christophersen. which sailed from
Portland, England, on the 10th instant, and
is now steaming toward Philadelphia, viii
take out to Japan the largest cargo of loco
motives that has ever been shipped from
this country. The locomotives, iorty-;our
in number. are for the Northern Japanese
railway. The vessel Is due about the lat
ter end of the month, and will go to Port
Richmond TO be loaded The locomotives
are to be shipped in parts. and will be
put together upon their arrival in Japan 10y
American workmen. who will be taken over
for that purpose. This vessel will go via
the Red Sea and the Suez canal. and the
voyage. it is anticipated. will take from
fifty to seventy days. This will be the first
cargo Of locomotives ever shipped direct
from Philadelphia to Japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

W. x. Morrow. general manager OF tne
Suearland railroad was In the city yester-
day.
C. X. Dunlap. general freight and pas
scngcr agent Of the international M'Sinana'
was in the city yesterday.
Colonel Hugh Barns, an old time ran
read contractor is In thVc'iy ms friend,
Willie Byne. first found him and hoids 10
him.
]. e. Galbraith. general freight and pas.
senger agent OF the international ana urea,
Northern. was In the city yesterday ahd
left On a visit to San Antonio.
]. ". Allen. general freight agent OF inc
Misnouri. Kansas and Texas OF Texas ae-
coInpanied by his wife, was In the Guy
yesterday and left for Galveston.
l.. Letchenger Of this city has been APP
poipted chief watch inspector Of the Mex
lean international railway. He VIII maze
a trip over the road once every three
months
Charles F.. Byers. general freight asen'
Of the Galveston. La Porte and hous on,
left YESTERDAY for Galveston with nuhpel
Of his opportunity friends to see 'he
sights on the island.
MIR. Qaick is assistant passenger GU, ~,
freight agent for tho Missouri PACING ~
Kansas City. Mr.. Quicks front name u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

Besides there being hundreds Of people
brourht TO Houston en- route to the coast
TO view the battleship Texas, there are
also hundreds who are here from other
places than within the State, looking after
the resources of this country.
Not a train arrives in Houston that there
is not large number coming on the home
seekers excursions in search of new To-
cation. where better lands and more con-
genial surroundings can be found all sea
sons of the year The roads entering Hous-
ton report that their passenger travel is
somewhat heavier than usual by reason OF
these excursions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
Mnn ErOmnh 10 MlnccIncmf.

beaumont. Texas. February FIN re.
Spouse to a telegram, Justice p. A. Dow
len went 10 Amelia, 1ye miles west OF
beaumont, tbs morning to hold an In
guest on the remains OF u man reported
10 have been killed by tho cars. Tn,
judge returned TO the city Nt I O'Clock
this afternoon on q freight and brought
IN barrel all that could be found of the
man. The dead man, or, fNt hcr the rem.
nants of his body. were found about two
IN ilcl west OF Amelia at 3 O'clock this
morning by the track crew from section
~ and the section men seemed 10 be OF
the opinion that the man was, killed by
u train going west last night.
The only papers found In the mans
clothes we're two Houston Posts dated
February u end lG respectively. \ broad
brimmea, black straw hat that he wor.
was the only thing about the body not
mutilatod, and Il Is hor "a that this hal
VIII lead TO the mans identity. The re-
rains were inferred by County Under.
taher Sfone this afternoon,
An entertainment Will BE- given n. Tcm-
rera1ce hall Saturday evening, beginning
al o'clock, unde- the aUppices OF III,
United Friends OF Temperance. The en-
t'rtnlnmen. Ia given for the purpose OF
advancing tho cause Of temperance ard
will be free TO the public.
The sloops Foam and Mystery. the fer
arrived In Beaumont from Galveston yes
Texarkarn and Fort Smith railroad Tho
yenyels sailed up the Nechcs river and shs
rrfsfcrs gay the trip was made without
fffurulAv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

Galveston. Texas. February Is Reversed
and rcmanded w. r. Mcclellan. garnishcc,
w. IL. Routb. trustee, from Harris.
Affirmed Charles u. Martin va. James
Moore. trum Brazoria.
Reversed and dismissed-R. c. Storrie
w, II. W. Cortcs. from Harris.
Motions srbmltted
For rehcaring--t 4iaEie Fitzgerald W,
Western Union Telegraph company. from
Layaca.
To reform iudRment---J. u. Campbell ~.
j. w. I.auderdale. from Washington,
To dismiss cross appeal--D. Epglohardt
VS.. Thomas and Rosina Batla. FROM Colo
tadO.
Reset for submission on February eS--
South Texas National bank VS. Latirango
OIL MIL company ct nj, from Harris. Jchu
7. llouchins w, Lavaca County, from La
vaca; j, X. and Alioo 4. ayers w. Par
IRISH Potter. from Montgomery: r. Il.
Brown ct al Va. John a. Jackson ct al,
from Montgomery; l.. II. Hcnnessy ct al
W.. William clough from Galveston; City
Of Palestine Va. william IIassell. from An
dcison: d. Enelchardt vs.. Thomas and
Roslna Ratla. from Colorado; Herman Loeb
vs. Crow ~ Hickey from Rusk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
Married Yesterday Afternoon.

Shelby Burke and Miss Daisy Merit
weather Of Goliad. Texas, arrived In ltous-
ton yesterday afternoon and ut the Grand
Central depot engaged carriage to drive
To the county clerks office.
Once there the young couple secured n
marriage license. and asked for the county
judge. Judge Shaw is diffdent whom It
comes to tying nuptial knot. heTvo, with
extraordinary precaution an attache Of The
clerks office tip-tocd into the Judges room
being follow ed by Burke aud his bride to-
to.
Judge Shaw wan cornered He performed
the ceremony with the polish OF minister
In the bon-ton Boston. and dismissed the
couple with HIS blessing aud good Wishes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
Rates to Galveston.

The Bay Shore line will sell tickets to
Galveston this evening for their special
6 80 train at 81 80 for the round trip, for
date of sale only, which will be good on
the Galveston, La Porte and Houston train
leaving at 1890 p. IN.
The 81 30 rate will be in force on Satur-
day, February %, on all trains OF Houston
and Galveston lines. These tickets are good
to return on issuing road, also on the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe 730 p. m. train,
should tie ticket be purchased from the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson or Gal
weston. La Porte and Houston at Hous-
TON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
ATHEISTS AT suGAnLXNH
Two Negroes Charged with AttemDt
20 nnpc--City Coon PunchNd.

Two Negroes Charged with AttemDt
90 napc-City Coon punched.
sugarland. Texas, February iS-Deprty
Sheriff I. -. Xix arrested Alex Floyd ana
Robert Gray last night and delivered
them in Jaal at Richmond. They are both
negroes and stand charged with attempt
to rape Mrs. Tom Floyd OF this place.
" no 81 also colored.
Sheriff Rix had occasion 10 NO his INST
upon a Houston negro last night, ana TO-
dsy Is nursing his right hand az q result.
but has tho satisfaction Of knowing ~
hunhleti the coon from town. who seemed
TO think he owned the plantation:
Of Ho,s,on are in the city on bueinesB. (.
We are enjoying fine weather. 1t y ~
warm for coat, or oven veU. today.
the Post continues 10 grow. and ~ nea9
complimentary expressions amour " ~
prominent men today.