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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-10-17
Lemaster G Bros. Mill Burned.


correspondent at Gaffney City sends us, I'M
der date Of Tuesday, 14th, the following unwel-
come news:
DEAR SIR :-Nlessrs. J. NJ. Lcmaster and
Brothers, near Smiths Ford in your County,
had their Cotton Gin, Grist MILL Saw Mill and
Thirty Bales Of Cotton burned on last night
They are worthy men and are deeply sympa-
thised with here. In proef of which the citi
zcns Of this place are raising money to help
them rebuild. Loss about S5, 900.
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MARRIED.

LOVE-JOHNSON. Married, at tho resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. Francis Murphy, in Charleston
on the 9Th inst. by Rev. w. c. Power, Mr.. II.
NJ. LOVE, of York County, and Miss SALLlE L.
JOHNSON, granddaughter Of Capt. W. c. Dunn,
of Ulion County.
whats in name?" Why, a husband, in
this case -. u.s.
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Jas. II. Rodger.

SdS. H. AooSer.
A long advertisement from this gentlemen
came toe late for this week. lie has received
an uncommonly large and fine stock of Groce-
ries, Hardware, canned Goods, Stoves and other
articles of home comforts. Many of them are
new in this market and very serviceable. We
advise everybody to call upon James he's one
of the cleverest and most gentlemanly men to
be found.
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Graded Schools.

On our first page will be found an article with
the above heading, which has been in type two
weeks, with some Of our own remarks upon it =,
but our columns have been so crowded that we
could not find room for either. We ask every
Teacher in Union County and all others inter
esed in on improved system of education, to
carefully read it. 1t is worthy attention.
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A Coon LIvER.-Is always known by his ap.
appearance. man who lives comfortably at
home, has good dinners, etc., will always show
it in his person. But there is another hper moro
important to pant is the bad Gper--the liver
that should regulate the whole system. If that
is out Of fix, man is good for nottingham en-
joy nothing--to restore it to health, use DR..
elders Liver Pills. few doses will relieve
Won. Hh ON
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Ride Round the Race Track.

We are requested to invite those of our citi-
zens who are SO fortunate as TO be able to enjoy
the luxury of horses and buggies to ride around
the race track at the Fair Grounds, when they
when take their morning and evening rides, to
<.pack'' the Ground
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Beauty in Boots.

Beauty in Boots.
Well tell next week oil about the way Cohen
booted us out of his store the other day. He
did il with a new pair, and if you call upon him
he will show you the kind Of boots he did il
with They are beauties and make us feel like
going to Church or County Fair every time we
put them on.
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Good Cotton Picking.

OUUU VVtIUH 1UHIHB'
Mr.. Jas Hancock informs us that on Friday
last three hands picked 7l5ibs: Sarks Hill,
3O2,. Kate and SOphy Hill together, 413ibs.
Cotton is all pretty we'll opened in the santuc
tsnd Fish Dam neighborhoods and weather per-
hitting, will be all picked by the 9th November
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Pay Your Taxes.

Pay Your Taxes.
There are only twelve more days left for pay
ing taxes before the penalty will attach, and we
ore pretty we'll assured that the time will not be
extended. The Treasurer is in his office daily
TO receive taxes and those who do not pay On or
before the 30th cannot grumble if they have to
pay the penalty.
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OBITU AIRY.

GREGORY-Died, Oct. 7th 1879, at tho resi-
dence of her brother, Mr.. Berry Lee, Mrs. Ev-
ALINE GREGoRY, wife of w. S. Gregory, in the
forty eighth year of her age. She leaves six
children and husband to mourn her loss.-
"Asleep in Jesus blessed thought" T..
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DR.. Rawls Redivivus.

DR.. Rawls Redivivus.
Our old friend Dr. Rawls comes to the front
again No East Union is the greatest place in
town fol Groceries, Candies, Paints, Oils &c.
Mr.. J. 4. James will be glad to wuit on you,
while the Dr. never allows dollar or two to
spoil q trade with IL customer.
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Guardians. Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the Goth Of
In November, 1879 1 will makea final Return
rs Guardian of Coleman Kendrick, and at the
same time will apply for final discharge as
Guardian of the said Coleman Kendrick.
o. s. KENDRICK.
Guardian.
Oct. 18th, 1870. AZ At
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Come Again.

Come Again.
We shall be pleased to hear from our Wes.
Springs correspondent as often rs he feels like
writing. lie has much in him that should come
out, for the good of his fellow-citizens; and IL
only requires little practice TO make him
most interesting and instructive correspondent.
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Consignees per Express at Union, 8. c., Dot.
10Th, 1879.
w. A. Beatty, r. w. Shand, II. J. Thomson,
A J. Kenjrick. II. NJ. Stokes, VIM. Munro
Mrs. X. II. Smart, Il. w. Tinsley, p. NJ. Cohen
+. III. COUNTS, ACt
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Second Crop of Strawberries.

Last Thursday our "better half greatly aston
ished us by handing us a saucer of fine Straw
berries, picked that morning from her strawber-
ry bed and she informs US that, if the weather
does not get too cold, she will exhibit at our
next Fair, as fine Strawberries from the second
crop as were ever gathered from the first.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-10-17

stool, or plcasanter gentlemen to deal with, thar
Toster s. wilkins
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We Wish to Enlarge.

If possible, which means, if we can collect
enough Of what is due us, we shall add four
columns to the Times ut the end of this year.
To do so we must get some new materials, whicl,
requires cash.
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Fun at the County Fair.

Fun at the County Fair.
Tho managers Of the County Agriculture al Soci-
ETY., are determined to make things instructive,
interesting and lively on the day of the Fair
In addition to the other attractions there will be
the following premiums offered for
RACING AND WALKING MATCHES
First Race, mile, 8 years old-(County
raiseu eu............... .................-..SZO w
Second Race 2 I" &C.. 10 90
TRoTTING-OPEN TO THE WORLD.
/ mile For the Winner ..................... 20 90
Second. d......... .............. 10 O0
WALKING MATCHES.
There will be walking matches on Thursday.
The winner of the l mile, Premium."...10 90
The Winner Of the half mile "......... 90
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York Ahead Of Union.

Our friend Hancock will have to knock under
to York County in the way of cotton picking, as
will be seen below:
Mr. John W. Mitchell, Of Hickory Grove,
York Co., handed us the following as the result
Of one days picking on his farm:
Samuel W. MITCHELL. ..464fbs.
]. Witherspoon Mitchell. ell......................87O
George NJ. Mitchell no years d)..."....l5O
John Estes, colored, d,.........................29
Jacob Wright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Eleven Wright (aged between 05 and
100 years) .........................12G
If any pickers con beat that, trot them out on
he Times course.
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B&- We have had the most people and the
least money in town the past week.
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The Result Of the sessiohs Court.

me StateSs, Henry Fant-Burglary and Lar
4 cenry. Not Guilty.
-" Edward IIolmes-Rape. Guilty.
Sentenced to be hung on Friday,
2lst day of November.
=" Abram Hamiltdn-Rape and As
: tsault Guilty Of Rape, but recon-
=. mended to the mercy of the Court.
. Sentenced to the Penitentiary for
:. life, at hard labor.
W Ephraim Gist-Arson and Bureta-
YFy. Guilty of Arson, but recon-
Gmended to the merry uf. tho evurt.
Sentenced tosthe Penitentiary for
life at hard labor. !.
7" g. Henry, Aus, Emma and Patsey
MRLure-Assault with intent to
kiu. Guilty as to Henry Mcclure.
Seuenced to 3 months in the
County Jail, or to pay o fine Of
SION COSTS. .I
W. Ree-Cow stealing. Guilty.
Sentehced to 2 years in the Peni-
tentiarS, ut hard labor.
Henry and Lucinda McLure-Cow
stealin& Mol. pros'd. .
JeffersonA McLure-Bur. larry
Not guilty.
WI. Vaaderford-Assault,& SC. =
MOL pros'd .,.
D." )" Peter Byers-Assault with intent
10 kill. Not guilty.
W.. Ledbetter-Burglary. Not
guilty.
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psA- If there's anything left out this week,
charge it to our advertising friends-thcy have
taken possession of the Times, pi ct armis if you
know what that is.
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pA- No rain for eight weeks in this neigh
borhood and some wells are failing. We hear
of good showers in other parts Of the County
and are thankful.
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Bsy" Ohio and Iowa went Republican las
Tuesday by an increased majority.
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q. Su'iivan-Burglary. Mol. pros'd.
The Sessions Court was closed on Saturday
afternoon, and Court Of common Pleas opened.
Dockets were sounded and tho Count adjour-
ned to Monday, ,wheu-the celebrated Mill Dam
case was Called. The Court was engaged upon
that case ut the hour of going to press. with
the prospect that it will occupy the time Of the
Court to Saturday night.
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$500 Tax Receipts Behind.

Our County Treasurer informed us on Wednes-
day that there were $500 separate taxes to be
paid into his office, between that day and the
1st of November-14 days, exclusive of the two
Sundays intervening. If all the remaining tax
payers were to stand in row before the Treas
.urer's Office for twelve hours each day, to pay
their taxes in turn, the Treasurer would have to
receive the money, make change and write re-
ceipt every four minutes. 1t is likely, however,
that most Of them will put off paying their tax
es until the last three days, when it will be an
utter impossbiiy for the Treasurer to attend
10 one-tenth Of the applicants. The custom of
postponing or extending the legal time for paying
taxes has got many of our people into the bad
habit Of putting off that duty too long.
Best BRoaANs.-Foster & wilkins have more
Of those celebrated brogans which give saisfac-
ton to all who buy, also womens shoes of the
best make. One pair OF good leather shoes are
worth three pair Of shoddy ones.
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Bsa- One of the best and cheapest stores to
buy goods at is Foster & wilkins.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Merchants & Planters
N a It 10 N AL B ANK

OF UNION,
At Union, IN the State Of South Carolina, at
the close Of business, I'd day Of October, 1879.
RESOURCES
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-07

glder, pdbreno NIT benz nieorisfen gr<
TRACE gu Sc Suibel @eit Sirsinien perz
5eidnet itebt.
Sm 8au bes dineilden 3uderrp9rs
mirb Teras BON einent Stdate iibertrpfz
fen, BON 6lorioa, eas 200 @a(lonen Mor
lahes bonn slder sewann, pdbreno ld
oer @rtrag in TeraS auf 129 @allpnen
BELIEF. Sen nieorisiten Grtras meiit
8eitz zgirsinien aut SO @allcnen.
Scnlit bdtte Eera8 burdauS feline ur=
iade, beideiben I'M !0intersrunbe gu ltez
ben, pielmebr fSnnen mir es ais einen Der
erlfen @taaten ber linton tetradten. 8aS
fretli4 bic 9anptiade, bic Dur4idnittss
preiie ber geernteten Yrebufte betriift,
oariiber fSnnen mir pcrlaufis nidts ia
gen, pa Der 8eridt beS lanbpirtbidaft>
liden Defartements nod ntdt 10 melt
seoie9en 1T; tnpeiIeu 9luuben mir annebz
men 5lt fDnnen, oaB Teras aud bierin
gar manAen anberu Staate ben Stang
ablauft.
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Z { + a 8
1tnfere Gruten.

Das 3ufriebenIein nit ben 0erbalte
nilien, in pene1 mir unS befinben, 1T cine
@abe, bic nur Wenisen perlieben 1T. Die
ueiiten Menfden nabren ibre san5e Qez
benS5eit binbura ManIde mnb 6offnun=
gen ,1nb erf Der gco lebt benjelben elm
3iel. Wian bdlt nidt nur anbere Men-
iden fiir slidlider als man ielblt 1T,
lcnbern ipenbet DieS aud auf anbere 2iltz
oer an; in Der 6erne 9lautt man allies
Das 5u finben, mas un8 mad unierm
Dafar1alten in Der 5eilnatb periast 1T.
90 siebt e8 aud unter ltnIerer Sarmer=
bepSlferuns nidt Wenise, bic oa slau6en,
oaB e8 in anoern Staaten be6er iein
milie, al8 IN unlerm eisenen, bab ber auf
bic Gultur bes BpbenS pernanbte BleiE
lid anperSmp reidliher sablen mifle, ais
in Eerus. ,3ablen biloen befanntlidl ben
heiten gepeiS, unb mir mullen baber bie=
len un5ufriebenen 2euten in Nadltebenz
benz einise 2ablen aus benz Grnteberidt
oes lanbmirtbi4aftliden DepartementS
IN WalbinSton fur bas Sabr 1873 3u
@ematb fabren unb iiberlai1en es ibnen
babel, tire eisenen SdliilIe baraus at
Siehen. Mir beuerfen 5upur, bab aus
alien Staaten Der Union bic @rnten peS
persansenen SabreS ais gut beridtet
perDen; in ein5elnen @esenben mag bies
niat 5utrefen, bod baS 1T inner Der
6aa, uno aud Eeras lnadte i'm leeten
Sabre feline Nusnabnle bon bieier Nesel,
benn bier litten bic Grnten burd Trpfens
belt unb bort purd gu sielen Gesen, i'm
Iasemeiuen aber lparen bic @rnten gut.
uno nun gu benz Beridt beS obiaen De-
partements, Der ben Durdl@nittsertraa
ber Grnten auf benz Ider aus alien Staaz
ten ansiebt.
Die 8aumnplle tauenben Staaten
ernteten i'm leeten Sabre folsenoen Durd=
idnittsertra9 an Baumwnae nit Samen
auf benz Mder:
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- Mm 6. giahmittag ma1te ein Irams
Namens Geo. McDonalb In Dallas ben
8eriuh, eine junse Yerbeirat9ete Trau,
@li3a @uwells, in tbrem 6auie au i4Gn.
ben. Sbse Mutter befano if9 nur. tpenise
SArite BON 6aule entfernt unb pernatm
bie 3ilferute Der SpAter, bic enelth, ala
ber 2ramp itr tereits Die Rlttber Ypm
aeibe 9eri1en bate, nit tenen Der SHUTTER
seretnt 70 laut wurbsn, bab bas @aeulal
bon fetnsm Opf,r ablisb unp entIob. yoli.
5iltsn iebten itm na& uno es selang. BEN
Burden ouf Der anbern 9site bes Gtu6.s
etnsufaneen. .-Mn 6. wurbe bier elm gar,
mtr Yon Wrapfcu County, 81. D. Qsonarb
nit Na,nen, perbaftst, neil er fallhes @elo
aussab.- 5srr s. $. 8.cmn BON Sort
Wortt Fam beute hier an, um }sine bura.
8ebrannte Jrau su iuaen. bic, tpie er Der.
mutbet, ilh tn fhleAter @slsqlhaft b,fia.
bst.-Dies fnb bic 2otalbsrihte zines
ein,isen Eases, bic man fir miatis s,nus
bait, UNI lie Der ii6rtsen Belt auf tflesra,
paiidem Weee mit3ut9eilen; bic tletne
sotalhrontHeer Metropole bes Norbollens
wro ebenfaus iebr reidtaltig lein unb ba
tOnnen mir uniere &olessn eoa Der YreRe
nur um pas ausSesesanete Islb beneioen,
bas Fs ii9 3ur Musiibuns ibr.r 5batiofsit
semaelt babfn. an 5toif su ben interel>
lantsitsn uub taarardubeneilen Ssnfa.
ticnsartitetn feblt es ibnen niAt. gBtr
8lauben ftter 3u seten, nenn trir aune5.
men, eab teine Stabt bes Gtaates 70 piele
Sfaneal-. Naut. unb Morba,lhidtsn
liefert rpte Daaas.
Sfrsanssnsn 5amltas patsete In
"a @ranse uno umgegenb elm far9terli.
der 5aselfurm, Der ben Osfbdumen aro.
Ben Sdasen ,ufaote.
= Seras If Der 3w.itrsihRe @taat i'm
Snosn. Das Gisentbum I'M Staate Sir.
sinien rsprdlentirt einen Dertb BON
$316,0S ,S72, bas Don Ieras einen
Dertt BON $3l6, 900, 900. @.oraia tpar
friiter Der rstHRe Staat I'm Saben, bic
Nnsiimentliiten petlen teboH tebt nur nod
einen @eiammtw.rtb aQts. gis.ntbums
pon s226. .221.71s auf.
= Der Nusfe1unesplab Der Norb
Eeras 6atr.MGoeiation In Dallas III an,
5. NIT alien @ebaulinteiten auf Silent.
liatr 4uttiun far $3.50 lossslblasen
mprben.
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len, bob Der, Nctar nah fur3sm 3Dsern
wieber an, mGhte ben 8eroaht erweden,
ais Bate irsenb Semanp bier uriade, ben
Nidterlprud gu fiirhten. 5aneelt oater,
uie es eub am aneemsfenaen erIAetnt.
On eurer Steue aber miirpe id5 abmarten,
Of bic noeb feblenben 0sfabrten eares
Drubers Den Ssrmn innfbalten, unb Dor
Ginleituns irsenp mslder 9dritte beren
@utahten eintplsn. Weleidt boB lie
Sertrautsr NIT Den tieifsen gerbdltnifsn
(inb unb euh Dor ben naatbeiliaen Jolsen
elmer l1sbersiluns tematren. llnb tisr 1T
euer Trasment. SIR mid bat es ebsn 70
wenis Wertb wis fir isoen Mnoern.
Cider werbe i'd parten, entSegnete
BuAbain, unb naabsm er ben reeuneslcs
baTbanben Dernbt arsipSbnild betrahtet
bate, tlidte CT burGorinscno III Glcper's
Nuaen, tpie um In bsnlslbsn gu lelen.
Damn, feline Stimme bampfeno, isbob ie'
bes Sort belonbers bstoueno, futr er fort;
60 lsi bonn, Ssmanb fanoe iid, mir oieiss
graement unb bamt ale mir 9elesliA 3u-
liebenben aehte fir cine runoe Sumns
ab,ufauisn. Su einem iolden Sale mir.
DC Id nad geeuSisuns ess @sfaaftes
ftl6ifusrfdnslid mfiner gDsse siehsn uno
ss ZEN bsioen Iebsen 6reunoen meines
Brubers anbeimssfeat iein lafen, fur ftd
auf TIRE eisene Mrt einen Au5sleid ber'
,ufibren.
glover pieste oas 5aup:, als batte er
Die Nnoeutuna niht oerfanpsn. nne anti
ruortete pieber beeauernb SD CLAUDE
faum, SaB iar Semano fneet, Der euh
fanf Gent fur cas fragment unb tnre
Nnfprias binsebsn mShte. lft wenis'
ittns rpare Bsibes I'm ioldsn press su
tteuer.
(0urtftbuns folst,)
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SeraS nimmt alle bier ben erlten Hana
elm; ballelbe fiabet biulihtlid ber Glib
ltaaten aud bel Der Wei3enernte itatt.
aae Staaten Der Union in 8etraAt ses
Sc8en, tnadten 6taaten Before Grnten
uno "a ldledtere. Den bSdlten Grtrag
er5ielte WalladulettS nit 20 gulbe( pet
.1der, ben nieorislten IennelIee nit 5,
,pabreno IN 2eras 16 Bulbel aeerntet
murben.
Sn ber Togaenernte pnrbe IeraS nut
non A Staaten iibertroHen, ben bShlten
Grtras lieierte Minnelota uno alpar %
gnibel per alder, ben niebrislten Glib.
Carolina nit Bulbel; Teras erntete 18.
9tnlidtlld peS SDaferS niramt unier
Staat ben britten Stang Elm, er ernteie
81 8uibel per Mder, msbrenb Weinnelpta
ats bShiten @rtras AZ gulbel unb 2pui-
llana ais nieoriglten IA auipeilt .-Yei
Der ernte an @erIte ifebt Ieras nit "a
Yuibel obenan.
llnsiinitiser 1T oaS gerbiltnib beim
Wais. Sler er,ieltan 81 Staaten bellere
@rnten nno Is i4ledtere. 9eras ftebt
nit 26 Bnibel per Nder psr5sianet, See
braSfa in eriter 9ieibe nit AZ unp Tlp.
rioa els letter Staat nit yulbel.
| Die aartOifelernte lieferte in geras "a
BuIbel auf benz Ader, in Nebra8fa 125
unb in Connecticut As. ~ Staaten mad.
ten before nnb % Staaten i1ledtere
Grnten alS Teras.
| Sn Der Gr5eusuns bon iiiben Gartof.
feln ninmt uni ler Staat mieber ben erlfeu
Hans elm, er erntete III guihel pe,
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llnfsre StaatsieaisIatur

Muitin. 6. Mars. Der Senat na9m
ben 3ausbeldluB an uniers 9srtreter I'M
Rsnsreb gu tuitruiren, oarauf bin3uwirtsn,
bab bic Betrdss, pelGs bic Ser. Staaten
nod ben Nnnsrations, Mrtitsln benz @tante
5eras iauloen, be3ablt werben. SIN 5ault
wuree bic 5enatbia 3ur 8csuliruns Der
9anesGN:1ments palflrt.
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Sn Der Nr. 4 Der Nas. Dutltsn
VebrerSeituns" iie4t ,u leien: BUR 3eit
wsroea in 8t6nbauieu uuier benz Batrp.
nate ees 6!irllen Bisn,ald 800 &inber
bon einem ein5i9en 2ebrer unterrid,tet.
oa elm 5msiter feblt" Warum fsblt ber?
- nebriBens feblt nidt Elm 2ebrer, ION.
bern es feblen prei. pa nad ben III preu=
Gen selteno Beftimmunsen minoeitens fir
ie ahtsis Shitler elm 9ebrer anselteat
mereen icn.
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Deut1hlunp unb D1nemart.

- Deutlhlanp unb Dansmart. Der
Hsitaan3sissr melOst in ieinsm nttamt.
ltden 1bsile Der ietttsrise taiisrlih,
@eianbte am f0nislth oaatfhen 5ois,
OirfliHe @et. Natt .. 5sposbranb uno
Der Qaia, bat am 8. b. W. Sr. Wai.
Dem ROuise BON Dancmarf ieln Abosru.
funesfhreibsn lberreidt. Die @s1ha1te
bsr taifsrltasn 0s(anoti&ait in &openSa.
esn perbsn bis auf Nsitsres pom benz
9ssationsiserstdr @raisn D. b. Golf ais
iatsrimlaild'm @ahaftstras.r sslabrt,"
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- Die sorlorelide japaniiae @ssie,
runs labt in ibrer Dapierfabrit Jest billiss
saldsntii&er aus papisr aniertisen, ba.
NIT aud bic armsn fiji ihnauben tSnnen.
llm biefe Sabrifate eauerbafter ~ MAIDEN,
trtrb bas Bapier nit Qeinsn burH,paen.
Die EafhentiAer mesoen iisrisens aud
nit Bilosrn bemalt uno bic BiQigteit
berfelben maht ss BEN Mermasn mSslia,
lId bieles Sci!etteiiid fur (sins mon9oli.
fde Nale ansulauffsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-07
yon 2eipaia fsmmt bas @eriih,

= Bon 2eipsis fsmmt bas @erudt
baB &idarb @asner, Der 3ufunftsmu-
lifer, irriinni9 sewprben iet. greentriid
mar ber piel sefeierte unb piel angefein-
bette 8iinitler ilnmer, unb ielblt aus leiner
Muiif BORT man nidt lelten ben tpirblis
ipilben Wabnipib beraus, ber in. benl
Weilter bann unb ,pann bic Stelle Der
Be8eilteruns pertrat; parum iollte eS unS
nidt munoerl., wenn bieieS traurise ge=
riidt fi9 teitatieen lpllte.
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: Gus Berlin ftreibt man: Der Mr.

- aus Berlin fdreibt man Der Mr,
better 9atter, tpelAer am 23. januar ffub
Dor Der untperftat eessnuber Dem &ai(er.
lihen palais, an os6sn gdfenl1er Der
&ailer auf Gle @trnee binauslAaute, NIT
Der 5ano ndt tsm pa'ais esbrubt unb
babel laut an SorfommuiNs aus Dem Sab.
re ,1S4S erinnert bate, murbe BON Der
VII. Gsiminoloeputatiou pes 5tabtse.
rtate tusssn MajsItatsbslsipisuas gu 6
Monaten @efaasniB perurtbeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-07
StimmfaIteu itppfen in Oer

= Stimmfaiten itppien in Deutidz
lamb. Sn 8nmbinnen ,purbe Der FORT
idrittlids selinnte @utSbeliber, Serr
9urbsoSrfer mesen in leiner Gisenldaft
ais Viitslieb bes WablpprltanpeS prrse.
ncmmenen 8ernidtuns Sarpi9er QSabl.
settel unp ginldmusselans bon Sauden.
SAlienfeloeider 3ettel NIT 3 Ofonateu
@efansniB beltrait; bic fsl. Staatsan=
lpaltIAaft bate A Wpnate beantraat.
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