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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
Negotiations On the Afghan
Question suspended Tempo
rlriIy.
The Marquis OfStrasburg take ZEOl-
iGIay.

{34 LONDON, July 90.
3 The Marquis Salisbury has agreed to
the request of the Marquis De Staal, Rus
sian Ambassador, tosuspend neg citations
Concerning the Afghan boundary ques-
tion, until De Giers, Russian Foreign
Minister, obtains report of the Topo-
graphic Survey of the Zulfcar pass,
which has been ordered Lord Salisbu-
ry will take holiday from the tenth to
the end of August
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
Gro,rt.eg crops ~ 1,irginie..

,. .LYNcnBURG, July %.
A special reports to the 4drdnee from
all of Southwestern counties of the State
show that the growing crops are more
advanced and in better state than for
years past, Corn, oats, grass and all
fruits are reported especially fine.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
London Money Market.
LONDON, July 30.
Consols 80 l1-16.
BaItfmore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 20.

BALTIMORE, july ~.
Flour Steady, quiet. Howard Street
and Western super 8 0O@s40, extra 500.
A 25, family s4@5 25; City Mills super
3 25@5O. extra 8 1904 90; Rio brands
4 90@5 90. Wheat Southern firm for
specie; Western higher. Southern red
95@S; Amber 98@101; mol Nd 963 bid;
No Western winter red spot 923 3@3l.
Corn Southern steady, dull; Western
steady, dull. Southern white 57@8,
yellow 5000.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
CoMpErlrIyE DRILL.

Other engagements prevented our MS
ual morning visit to the Encampment;
consequently We missed what is con-
ceded to be the most interesting ofall the
display Of the drill and movement. the
competitive drill, which took place in the
presence of the Commander-in-Ch Chief.
Neither have we information as to where
the honors fell. We will say something
of it tomorrow
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
WHEAr.1N MADISON.

WHEAT..rN MADISON.
Mr.. B. F. Buckner, of GraIeyille, says
the threshers in his neighborhood
threshed GOO bushels onterritory which
last year threshed out 400 bushels. This
is heavy falling off, but better than was
expected some time ago.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

RArRoAD TIoKETs BoueHr AND SoPDI
/ will buy, sell or exchange Railroad
Tickets from or to any point. Parties
interested will do we'll to cal. and see
me. NJ 1oUEG,
tse20 At Cafnlichael's Drug Store
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

KEEP IT BEFoRE THE PEopIE,
That the number of guests at Haywood
White Sulphur Springs is now between
one and two hundred. but room for
more. tf
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

ItAIIR0AD IIOKETs.
Parties having tickets to dispose ofin
any direction, Will call on me at Dle
SWannanoa Heiel w. p. JoNEa.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

cry evening in every rart of the city to
our subscribers, and parties wanting it
will please call at the CITIZEN Office.
THE DAILY CITIZEN
Gives the only telegraphic dispatches
received.
The Bicycle entertainment at the Rink
this evening will be exciting.
Driven from Home, great play grand
ly acted tonight only 25 cents
Annie Firmin and John Jack tonight
only 25c.
See the Bicycle Race at the Rink this eve
ming, between Polhill and Maxwell, for a
purse of $50 in gold.
Mr.. w. B. Martin, of Norfolk, and fam
lily, are in the city. We are always glad
to see our friends ''home again"
We will all go to the Skating Rink to
see the race this evening for a gold med
al.
Hazel Kirke's companion Dora at the
Opera Hall TO night, 25c.
Gen. Beauregard would find many SOL
diers OF his old commands here, both of
the army of Northern Virginia and of
the army of the West. 1t will be great
disappointment to them if he does not
extend lis visit from HendeEsonville TO
this point.
We su1lt ndtr this Issue almost exclu-
sively to the 81 eeches of Mr.. J. M Leach,
Jr., and Mr.. T. J. Stray horn. which will
account for the dearth of other matter.
Hon. Thos. D. Johnston arrived home
this morning, quite sick He informs us
that the post Office at Murphy has been
changed. Mr.. Dickey offensive partizan"
vacating for Mr. M. c. King.
The funeral services of Mary Eliza
beth, infant daughter of Samuel 6. and
Hattie A. Weldon will take place at their
residence on South Main street at $50 a.
m. tomorrow, July Both. Friends are
invited to attend.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
THE FLAG DRILL

lHE FLAG DRILL
Was repeated last night at the Banner
with increased eclat. The number pres
ent was increased, and some new mani
nuyels added additional novelty The
young ladies have introduced decided
Iy unique entertainment, and have won
the applause of every body.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

our old khoes ran be made as good as
new only al W Z. WEAVER's
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
RnRNEn ~. I1aHTN1Ne

PoeKET Book LOST,
While riding this morning between
French Broad Bridge and the Encamp-
ment, large sized pocket book contain-
ing considerable amount of money in
bills, also number of notes and letters
A liberal reward will be paid to the ind
er on the return of the same to the CITI-
ZEN Office The name of the loser is on
the inside of the pocket book
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
] AsllevilIe business Directory

General Mcrchants Wholesale and Retail
G.. e. Graham & Co, s. r. Chichester & Son, ]. D.
Breyard Il Co.. J. 0. Howell, S. Hammershlag,
C. Z. lee, H. Redwood q Co, ]. T. Sawyer, G.. a.
MeaTs, A. III. Jones l. Son, Bearden, Rankin 4 Co.,
w. II. Brown, g. ~ Roberts
Garden and Field Seeds.
Powell & Snider, H H. Lyons, A. j. Merrill, 81.
Redwood x Co.. J. o. Howell, j. +. Sawyer, Bear
den. Rankin & Co., C. II. Moneure.
Grain Hag and Flour.
r. starnes Powell d snider, Alexander and
Penland.
Hardlcdrc, Agricultural Implements, DC.
PenniInan & Co., VanGilder & Grown.
Stores, Hotsefsirnishing, and Tfnuare.
Ballard Bros, Brown & gearden, Lindsey Bros.
Clothing, Gents Furnishing. &c.
Jemes P. Sawyer, NJ. Levy, Charles Lee, s
Whitlock.
Boots Shoes, and Huts
W, T. Weaver, N. Levy
Boot and Shoe AGnagactareas
NJ. Levy, W. T. Weaver. A. Freck.
Books and Stationery.
i'll Wilkie, J. n. Morgan & Co., H. T. Esta-
rook, H. II. Lyons.
Druggists and Phdfmdcentlstis
: H. H. Lyons, w C. Carmichael, c. w. DeVault
& Co., C. II. Moncure, ". E. Pelham.
Hasicd Instruments, de.
Deyault Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
HALF
The New Mode Of Paying Taxes.
synopsis of the Law.

The new law In regard to the payment
of taxes seems 30 little understood by
property-ownerE, and the taxes becoming
due here next Monday, THE BEE gives
the following synopsis of the new law;
No demand of taxes shall be necessary
but it shall be the duty of every person
subject to taxation to attend at the office
of the treasurer, unless otherwise provid-
ed, ct some time between the first Mon
day In January and the first day Of
March following, and pay his taxes In full
or he may pay the one-hslf thereof before
the first day of March succeeding the levy
and the remaining half thereof before
the LIST dsy of September following; pro.
vlded that In all cases where the half OF
any taxes have not been paid before the
LIST day of April succeeding the levy
thereof, the whole amount of taxes
charged against such entry shall become
delinquent from the 1st day of March
following each levy; and in case the sec.
ond installment of any taxes be not paid
before the LIST day of October succeed
my is MATURITY, peuhity suaii W Coul-
puted on such installment from the LIST
day of September designating the matur-
ity of such installment; provided, also,
that In all cases where taxes are paid by
installment as herein provided, each of
such payments, except road taxes, shall
be apportioned among the
several funds for which taxes
have been assessed In their proper pro.
portions. And If any one neglect to pay
his taxes at or before maturity, as here.
In provided, the treasurer may make the
same by distress and sale of his personal
property not exempt from taxation, and
the tax. list alone shall be sufficient war.
rant therefor.
All taxes due and unpaid on the first
day of March or the first day of Sep
TENDER, shall become delinquent and
drawinterest at the rate of one per cent.
per month until paid.
Taxes due from any person on personal
property shall be a lien upon any rea'
property owned by such person, or tc
which he may acquire a title.
The sale of delinquent property will
now be On the first Monday In December
instead of the first Monday In October.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

for some eastern mill, aud HE orders
dropping off the manufacturers claim to
have found the cause to be that Mr..
Sackett was using their brand on sacks
filled with another make Of flour, which
they claim was inferior In quantity. Mr..
Sackett claims that the brand was one
used a long before tn complaining manu-.
factursrs used It, and that he had a right
to use it If he choose, and that the -four
furnished by him was not inferior. He
has gave bonds In the sum of $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
II R wHEB1RT.

200 Upper Broadway, again to the Front.
Study, reflect and come and Examine, and see for
yourselves what you can buy for Ca.h at my place.
quote you as follows:
10 lbs granulated sugar for 81 90
10 lbs q sugar for 90
Is lbs While ex g sugar for. ................. ] 90
20 bars Kinks white Russian soap for. .......... / 90
90 bars Palma. equal to Kinks Russian soap fer. l 90
20 bars Kinks blue India soap for. ...,.......... ] 90
Dupont's best powder per lib ............"...... 90
Is boxes OF matches for. ............" 20
French mixed candy per ID 12ac.
syrup California honey drips, per gal.......... 80
Syrup, warranted strictly pure Vermont maple
Sorgham per gal . ........ ............ bO
A No. l English cunants ID lbs ior............ ! 90
Lewis Lye, genuine 10 boxes for .............. / 90
Canned blackberries, preserved, 8 cans for -. ] 90
Canned 3 ID yellow peaches In white syrup 8 for. l 90
Canned 8 ID list quality Tomatoes 10 for. ...... / 90
Pure Mixed Candy, per pound =. ....:. .125c
7. I. I'll can sell you according to qual.ty from
l5c to 700 per ID.
Flour-We sell the celebrated Patent Fancy per
cwt, go rs.
We keep everything usually kept In . First Glass
Grocery, and warrants v%erything we sell. Goods de-
livered free in any part OF the city. also handle
Gloves and Mittens, Dry goods and Notions, Boots
and Shoes, and q good assortment OF Tinware. Re-
member; l will not only be not undersold on any
goods, but will sell 20 per cent below any Competition
In the city. We are now receiving an invoices OF Dolls
In which we can give the greatest bargains ever offered
In the city. My expenses are very light with no
Rents to pay. l am enabled and Will Sell cheap far
CASH. Call when you want the be Of Bargains In
my line. -
j. p. FILBERT,
2O9 Upper Broadway, ouncil Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
PERSO NRI,

Charles Keechan, advance agent of the
"Lights o. London" was in the city yester
day.
A. d. Scammon, of Two Johns Comedy
company, spent yesterday in this city making
arrangements for ''Two Johns to appear
here next Tuesday.
Peter and Michael McMenomy, stock deal
ers in st. Charles county, Mo-, and Mis-!
Fanny McAtee, of Denver, COL, are here Wis
iting their aged mother, who is quite ill at thu
home of her other son, Rev. Father Nc
Menomy.
Il. S. Barnett returned yesterday from
Connecticut, where he has been on u visit t.
his old home, where he has not been befor
for nearly thirty years. He had an enjoyable
visit, except for the sadness caused by tn
death of an aunt, who had been i'll for SOM
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
A Coal Deal,

Jack Peregay day before yesterday
sent down to his house five tons of coal,
and was not a little surprised on reaching
home in the evening to find that some
one had come with a wagon and taken
away two tons of 1t, representing that
Mr.. PoregaY had wanted two tons of a
different size. Having given no such or.
ders, it became evident to Mr.. Peregay
that some one had been making the bold.
est sort of a steal of two tons of precious
fuel He started out on the warpath
yesterday, but about the time that he
was ready for blood, he learned that that
1t was all a mistake. The coal man had
sent a wagon down to get two tons from
a neighbor of Mr.. Peregay's, who wanted
to have q different size, and the man
waking a mistake went to MI. Peregay' 3
house, and got the coal there. Peace
was restored, and those concerned let
the affair end In smoke.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
McClurg's aelf-rising buckwheat -four
always ready for use. Try it.
A Plea for Warm Tenement

To the Editor of the BEE.
To-day is the glad New Year and more
than half the coal and wood is gone and
the Masters rod is severely felt by those
least able to stand 1t. These are trying
times to those without the comforts Of
coal and wood. We do not hear of any
n starving, but we read In THE BEE Of
those gone to their eternal home-died
of pneumonia for instance-but nc
cause. One of the causes can be ex'
planned. 1t ia ths cold houses. We
should have warmer houses and places
for coal and wood-suoh as wood sheds
for the poor who live In small tenements.
A SYMPATHIZER.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
DAILY BEE.
To Council Bluffs Subscribers.

SNhS Dauhi5 6ubsShibSNhs
Every subscriber to THE BEE in Coun.
ell Bluffs will be given to-day a copy of
the Illustrated Review of Omaha, with
the compliments and best wishes of THE
BEE. On account of the early hour at
which the papers are delivered, and the
danger of having the Reviews soiled or
lost, If delivered with the papers, the
carriers will make a special delivery of
the Reviews a little later in the forenoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
Another Bargain,

1 will sell a Webster's unabridged Die
tionsry, Ten volumes OF Chambers En-
cyclopedia and twelve volumes of Charles
Dickens Works, all for $50, 10. Ialso have
a pair of club skates as good as new that
would sell at a bargain. Apply to Frank
Kern, 552 Broadway, or at Bechtele's
hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

Be sure you get McClurg's self-rising
buckwheat -four. a.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
A bargain.

A stock of cigars for sale cheap, among
which is a lot of good DO cheroots at $15
q thousand. Reasons of selling, ill
health and contemplation to go south.
Apply to Frank Kern, 552 Broadway, or
at Bechtele's hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
UPSET SALE at METCALF BROS

81. A. Collins, late of Toronto, has
opened an art studio In the rooms of
Barke's gallery, 100 Main street, and is
prepared to supply portraits In oils and
crayon in the latest style. Ss~tifaction
guaranteed and inspection invited
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

Wall paper and interior decorations al
P. G. Miller's, Ii Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

AK your grocer for MoOlurg's self
raising buckwheat. Try it.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

UPSET SALE AT METoALF BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
500 REWARD!

QCO REWARD paid for OF present
SkU location pair horses, wagon and harness,
B ay horse seven years OH. LOCO pounds, scar left
hind, log, black horse nine years old, 3 tar In fore
uaed spawn In right hind leg. wagon, Cooper make,
thTe inch set double harness, taken from Pottawatt.
auie county in August Ten dollars reward for
disooyery Of said Hall. Hall described as about 5
feet IOInebes, sandy complexion, bold head on top
Sply to Leonard Ey q rett, attorney at law
Bluffs, Iowa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-22
Muerlet.

= @illiam 30. &u6en, Der in BEN
Borbea Der 2iGp @ibfDn gei9oHen
uuroe, 1T %setorben. Na9 Ser abge.
balteneu 5ootenf6au murbe 81. sc So.
neg aug ieiner Daft entlafen, Gootiebo9
unb bic 8ibipn befinben 5i1 nod inn
8efdngniB. 8ei Der l1nteriu9ung BON
&unells Sei6e ergaben li9 5mei @9uB=
nunben, BON benen bic cine nut Die
Sdut perlebt bate. Gem Nni6ein nod
rubren lie beibe nidt BON elm uno bers
telben Wahe Der. penn man ni6t arz
nimmt, naB Die cine Der abgei6oHenen
&ugeln bic Sbir itreifte unb bort ser=
iplitterte, 10 Dab &uffeQ nur BON einem
Stud berielben g%elrofen murbe. Die
Sranbiurp bei9dftist fi9 gesenmdrtig
init Der unteriu6uag beg Morbes.
= prdlibent Glepelanb fheint Dem
8eifpiele @ouberneur Srelanbs gu folz
gen. ST bat ben in San Nntonio au
lebensldngli9em 3u9tbaus b~erurtbeils
ten poifrduber S~tonebrater begnaeiat,
10 uie au9 ben poit5ieb %. 81. Mott,
Der gu 6 Sabren 3u6tbaus p~erurtbeilt
mar.
- Nm 2eon Greet purben elm Nme=
rifaner unb smei Merifaner berbaftet,
tDel9e bic Gen5 UNI Mitbers Stand aerz
ft6rten.
Stto 2inbner unb peter 8. 6au=
Ter, bic beibe in San Mntonio tuobnteu,
tperoen bonn @bef beg penfionss8 Bureaus
in Wafbingtor gefu9t.
= Cine Neuerung, peI1e unfere
iungen 2eute nit Greuben begrlBen
tperben, 1T bas u%nternebmen bes 6rr.
u. 5artmann, ourh peT1es benz tana=
luttigen pu5lifum @elegenbeit geboten
rutrb, tpenigfens einmal in Der Moae
ei1en re6t bergniigten Mbenb su per=
brlr1gerl. 9r. 9artmarn bat oas Sanas
Total fur bic 8equemli6teit feiner @dffe
1eu berri9ten la1en unb miro ben pofs
Office abilon, mie ab3ufeben 1T, fir
bic 3utu1ft elm beIiebter NufentbaItss
ort fir 8ersnigungsbebiirftige fein.
Bier unb fonitige grfrii9ungeu BON
nnoerfdli9ter Site. Seben Sonntag
@al!
- Bon 9errn q. 5. 8oguf6 aus
Werlco ~empingen mir beute einen Be=
iud in u~rferer Office. Serr Bogufh
1T prattif6er @bemifer, Miinen : sSnge.
nieur unb 8ermaIter Der 8aGecilo
Minet Comb. St bat fi9 au feiner
ieblgen tpi6tisen Steluug aus eigener
Strait emporgef6wunsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-22

Wir fiiblen uns oeranIaBt, 3tpei un=
ferer d~ltefen unb befannten @%inuohner
megen ibrer ~iabrelaneen @ef6dftstbas
tigfeit nnb ibres unternebmungsaei1tes
gu e%rtpdbnen. IS iinb bies Die 6erreu
". S. 6rD unb Colonel $. s.. u NJ
breDs. SIM garsen State linb iie
our Seniige befannt, Obne baB es n6tbig
pdre, ibre fpe5ielen 8eroienlte berpor.
5ubeben. Sic baben uater benz Namen
Imbrems & GrD
elm &ompagniesei9dft gegriinoet, bas
benz Nm unb 8erfauf BON Brunbeigenz
tbum i'm State Seras feline befonoere
@ufmerfiamteit f6enft. Die Office Be-
finbet ii6 i'm Saule Mro. 2 Weft Com.
merce StraBe, in umittelbarer Ndbe Der
8ie bereits ermdbnt, tperben
bic 9auptmerfmale bes 1euen Inter
in benz @rtperb unb 0erfaaf
BON 2ano unb Grunbeisentbum be-
Grembe, pel6e nit Der Mbfdt
fommen, lire &apitalie1 in bies
lem 8ei6dfts5meige gu inpeiti ZEN, tuers
ben es portbeilbaft finben, nit geaannz
ter 6irma gu unterbanbeln. 8eibe Ger
rem baben peri6nli9e Renmtnib BON fat
allen 2anbperme6ungen in unferem
bllbenben un6 porpdrtsf6reitenben
Staate. 9,12,t1m, 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-22
8. S. Maaer's annft . woQerie.

Wir batten neuIi6 @%elegenbeit gu
bOren, mie ein aus bem Norben fomz
member 9err, Der fi1 ieiner @efunbbeit
balber in unierer Stabt aufbdIt, feline
Vermur6erung barber ausiprad, bier
in San 4ntonio ein @ef6dft au3utrefs
Ten, baB cine gr6Bere Nuswabl in
&unifge4enfdnben, Maler : utenlilien
unb ionifigen in bieies Sad fdlagenneu
Mrttfeln auf5umeiien bat. als er tie in
bier ooer fiinfmal 10 sroben Stdbte bes
Noroens un5 Weftens gu finbsn per=
mo9te. ST ipra6 BON benz 8ef6dfte
beg Germ s. $. MiiGer in Der Goms
merce=Str. uno cs III Der Shat Elm 8erz
gniigen. iebt Den 2aben bes 6errn 6.
8. Mhller gu our6nanoerrl, uno
bic bort ausgeifellten &unitmerfe-OeI=
gemdloe, @tablffi9e, pbotograpbii9e
Na1biloungen moberner &unfl9opfunz
gen iomie Bitten unb @tatuetten in
SerracOita, @pps ac.-3u bewunbern.
Stir min6er anfpru9sbone &dufer linb
aud groBe Mengen pobIfeiler Selbrud=
biloer auf 2ager. Nber Mles 1T nit
feinem &unfoeritdnbniB ausgeudblt,
10 baB Der 8eiu9er auf ben eriten 8lid
ftebt, 9err s. $. MIIIer banbeIt
nibt nur nit &unifgegenfdnben, fons
bern er nerltebt aud etnas bon Der
Sa1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-22

Steer @ountb bemiiben. Sod f6nnen
fi1 bierin oas Cabinet in 8al1ington
uns bic teranii9e 2egislatur nidt eini=
gen. @riteres bat bic Ser. Staten
@ommiiiion intruirt, ben Panft ausSlt=
inoen, an uel6em Der bunberf1te
8reitengrao ben &eo &iper freuat, unb
Der @ouoerneur Mil feltgeiebt baben,
tpelber bon beiben Mrmer bes &ebriper
Der pirfli6e GluB lit. Muf biele Melie
pirb Dohl bic Mngelegenbeit nod LANCE
Set btrbur6 in Der @6mebe bdnsen
bleiben.
Sn fait a0en Counties bes 5taates
miro &lage itber Die Menge Der irr1inz
nigen B~erionen gefiibrt, Sic in ben Sc
fdngniH eu gebalten iuerben miiHen, neil
man ni6t meiB, pobin oamit. unb
nun fommt bic 8erpaltung beg syrrers
bauies in Serrea unb fragt, tparum
man Der Nnitalt feline patienten au=
flbre. Sic beberbcrgt 6erer nur 1875,
TT aber int Stanbe, cine Bel meitem
groBere In5abl auf3unebmen, aud
tpuroe fie ia CUR 8e%rpFegung Wabn=
iiuniger erbaut, urb iebt bringt man
ibr feline. Wie ioa man biele fi@ piz
oeripre9enosn &lagen suiammenreis
men?
Das Expectations @eri6t in Sp[er
bat benz 8olfe cine neue ueberrai9ung
b@ersitet, Die .binter ben friiberen ni9t
5uridifebt. IS enti9ieb namli9, oaB
cine unter Dem augemei1en @efeb corr
potirte Stabt ben WaarenberfauF am
Sontttag bur6 cine Srbinara nidt ges
iebli9 MAIDEN f6nne. limb er1t Dor
ldngerer 3eit, als es fi1 uru cine &lage
BON Dallas County bat6elte, entl1ieb
lie geraoe bas @egentbeil. Wel6e
gnti6eioung 1T nun bic ri9tige2 'Wdre
am @nbe ni9t i'm S~rrenbaufe au Ser
rea, mo- iiberfliifliger @aum borbanoen
1T, ein seeigneter Ylab fir bic &i1ter
bes neutrality-suspicious.
Witt Harlem 61rittei1 nabt 1i1 bas
Sabr feinem @nbe, Der fir elte Sag
Itegt bereits binter uns, aber mod 1T es
ni1t falt gemorben. Mit Nusnabme
tpsniger Gage, mar bas 9eiben Ser 3imz
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oenn oas Wetter bleibt friiblinssglei9.
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Wetter it'd in ben nd6lten beiben Woz
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lt9bdume in Blitbe fteben. Mam
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in Seras, bod mirb ite iebt getpiinfdt,
namentli9 fdme benz Garmer fdlteres
Wetter gelegen.
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idmmtli6en Waarens8 orratb i'm Mers
the bon mebreren SauIenb Dollars er=
itanhen, unb ~perfauft bas beriibmte
&eDnolbs Bros. Gabrifat fir 0erren,
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manb. S6ube fir S6ulfinber, tpelde
feit Sabren nit $1.75 beaablt murben,
folten bel Sullioan $1.50. On &ei9z
baltigfeit pom @ew0bnli6lten big gum
Geinften ftebt 9uQipan uniibertrofen
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Der Slfa 0urieries, bat elm Depot in
Der Stabt, in SEQ. 300, 6oufonitraBe,
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tperoen am nd6Leu5aee bon ber91urierp
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tie a%usgegeben merben. Man perz
lpe6sle Den plaB ui1t; Sta Nurieries,
9to. 300, 9oulfons5 traBe. 10,12,t-
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