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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
We learn that Mr. Alex. Vega,

We learn that Mr. Alex. Vc.a,
of Whitehall, ST. James parish,
realized last week off of seven
acres of plant cane ground 1G hogs
heads, OF 1900 pounds each, open
kettle sugar. This is by far the
largest yield OF open kettle snGT
heard Of this SeaSon.-A Ascension
Etn.Orc
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

In Sweden the man who is seen
drunk three times looses his right to
vote. In this country he usually
keeps drunk a week before election
and wants to vote three times.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

A tremendous conflagration oc
CURED at Galveston, Texas, on 18th,
inst. A large portion ofthe city
was reduced to ashes, and thou.
sands Of people rendered homeless.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
DIR. Charles Finlay of Havar,

DIR. Charles Finlay of Havana
has succeeded, through the medi
nun of mosquitoes, in inoculatine
persons with yellow fevor. He
causes the mosquitoes first to sting
patients suffering with yellew fe-
! or, and shortly afterwards healthy
persons who become with their
own consent, Of course,) subjects
of the experiment.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Louis David Rel. the leader Of
1.-THE Manitoba instruction, was
hung at the barracks Of the Mount
led Police. at Regina. n. w. T.,
ON the 10th, inst. He behaved
with great drmness, and died ut
|tering the prayers of the Catholic
Church.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Col. VIM. 81. McCardle, a we'll
known Mississippi editor. now 4
citizen Of jackson, has been an.
pointed q. S. Consul at San Juan
del Norte, Nicaragua. He is a
particular friend of Secretary Lam
ar aud was strongly endorsed by
|all the prominent men Of thai
State.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

The Alexandria Democrat says
that credit and cotton are the two
curses under which our agricultur.
al population seems forever to
sswcat and groan."
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
FRIDAY November 81 1885
Clouds of genuine grasshoppers
are lowering over Helena, Ark.

The Louisiana mineral exhibit at
New Orleans, is daily added to aud
begins to attract much interested
attention.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

The New Orleans States is au
thOrity for the statement that a
Fannin County, Texas, lady recent
" gave birth to FIVE children,
which she named Cleveland. Hen.
bricks, Bayard, Manning, and
Chenowith.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Tho Feliciana Democrat asks:
"lf = fellow catch a fellow, steal
ing q fellows wood, ought q fellow
shoot q fellow, if a fellow cOuld3"
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

A new boat for tho Ouachita
trade called the "JOsie W. named
in honor Of the niece of Capt.
Fred. A. Blanks-reachell New
Orleans last week, from Wheeling,
w. Va.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

A tornado in Minnesota on the
oSth ult., playfilly lifted a train OF
cars over a fence and gently let
1t down to tue ground.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

IN August, 1884, the colored
people of q Kansas town began &
p rotracted meeting" 1t has con
tinued steadily to this date with
out emitting u night.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Washington is rapidly filling ul'
with prominent men and their fam
lilies. A busy and gay season and
q fruitful session Of Congress is
expected.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Trouthfully says the Natchitoches
Review: If we would spend more
money for public schools in this
State we would not have to spend
20 much for convicting and main,
tanning prisoners in the parish jails
and penitentiary.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

some r,norsei'ul "ritnhhld WIZ
daily breaks bis tili.iI, his maii'a''
or christian vow.
TIE Old Testament contains t"e
Statute Law ofthe House oi Israel
Ordained for the Jew, ANA moi
for Grntiie nations Its Si.ciific's
and ordinances were nd.ie,. VII"
Christ 10 the Cross and the visible
Kingdom OF heaven institute" III
stead OF the Jewish Theo;racy.
This new kin ,doom contains an
the rules obligatory on Ciiiistla"S
TOR either faith or practice as pro-
,ssr,; followers o. Cutt'r. lie
pious friends OF good 'tIuor, ana
more Of 1t. llaJ jas. IS vel laraoe
the laws of he Mesies Il II I"r>lalIs
in justification OF TIE Il4nor traffic
At, wrap up in The asst Oh Ea'''"'''.
Of the dl,,i..,.lcus ;irG I'>I.et'e'
House u '-.Acl.
"A LITTLE nolstu &c 10" ana tit%i:
is rci.s;lrl by the h!.>t a. IN
This discussion On TIC affirmative
side. remin,ls me SJ:hewh:lt OF Il DIS
pate. which, on IA tilre. arose "e~
tween two primitive philosophers
respecting the physical shape OF
our Earth. Agreeing to snhnn!l
the deci>.ui. 20 the Bible, discard
iny human reason aiioSeth-r,
Sneaker No. Bro Tooily Tad
di,r. bv nance in the strength Of
the Lord, believed the Earth to ne
iii oblous Hat; aud as proof. cited
Matthew, Oh. 2S, yers" 20: I'm
10. | All. witt, you always even to
the ends Of the world" and, with
much comiosure, took his seat.
speaker, (B.o. Jim. Grow,
arising, takes i:sur directly with
tie Obioag ideas OF the preceding
brother aud, proceeding, showed
conclusivcly by his Book, that the
Earth is neither round, or oblong,
but is a square plain "Ano'her
angel stood on the to2r corners OF
the Earth, etc Rev. CHI. !, verse Ii
Clearly establishing By iiital!iJie
testimony that the Earth is very
SQuare-!laying fouI CORNERS. At
this perplexins lunctnIe ofthe con
troversy, Bro. Henry Archer. who
had been an attentive llstene: be.
hind the bush, seeing the dilemma,
and, besides, being a pronounced
believer in the unity Of the spirit
among brethren, especially tat
spirit that cometh in barrelS) i'll
tervened and with much gravity
assured them that they were both
in error that Moses-the "Oid
Re!iable'-says that it has no shape
at all,-Gen. CHI. LIST, verse 2na:
.'And the Earth was without form
and void" SO has no shape 1t all.
From Moses there was no appeal.
Thus the dispute ended and the
court adjourned for drinks.
The fundamental principles,
having been established in y pre-
vions article, that Government de-
rives all its just powers from the
people, for the truth of this position
l again call attention to the i'm.
mortal Declaration of Indepen.
dence, and to the Con ,titutiOn Of
the United States which reads:
eve the people or,:ain and eStab-
lish," etc. b. g.ttins he theory
rs we'll as q slight view ofthe func-
lions Of or republican form of
government rightly irt"Ta the
Ioild OF the readc,, he sill. ngnla-
by get a clearer coacept:ou Of the
peoples authority over t|,is most
grave and most important question
considered from religious, NOR;
al social and econou;c standpoint
that has ever cbaleng ed the con
sideration Of the American people. |
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

A Massachusetts school. mistress
recently forced one Of her scholars
tocbew red-pepper, an punishment
Tho boys mouth was terribly burn
Cd and next day he took cold in
the sore places and died threedays
later with diphthcris.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

President Cleveland has appoint
ed Benz. T. Ledbetter Of Summer
field, Claiborne parish, Surveyor
General of this State, and Thos,
,. Butler of aingold, La. Register
.Of the Land Office at New Orleans.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
Pu;rolizc the i !vcrti>ers.

Our citizens will always find it;
Ito their interest to trade with the:
merchants who advertise in the;
local papers. A liberal advertiser!
lis invat iabiy Il liberal dealer. by;
/. little thought ami inyes igation
1t will also he seen that the sue
cess of i town and all its public;
enterprises depend almost entirely
upon the liberality of its business
men, and the advertising columns
::of the local paper will always show
who the liberal merchants are,
Trade with them. They build up
and keep the town growing, and
are deserving of your patronage.
La town filled with non. advertising
merchants would be like unto u
city of the dead and ere long the
business houses would he occupied
10y bats aud owls and its walk
ways become InOSs-covered. Pat
|ronize the merchant who shows
his willingness 10 aid in public en-.
|terprises.-Suniay Gazetteer.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Vim parish Is on Il mineral
boom. Gypsum, mari and other
ores have been discovered recent
~.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Communications must reach this Office
on or before "Wednesday mornings, if the
writer's desire to have them appear in the
first issue after they srr rec. ivcd; and
advertisements bc handed in Ly Thursday
mornings
In writing for the ..press always be
brief and to the point,
If yon take tthe paper from the post
flee to which it is directed yon can be re
u,rcd to pay for it, whether you are a
sy liar subscriber or not.
" Cards of personal Characterization
adInissiblc-will be charged double our
ocular advertising rates.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

There will be a full docket OF
the conrt to begin with next week
and several closely contested
cases. Judge Young will doubtless
find enough work to keep him here
as long as he cares TO stay.-kus
ton Caligraph.
Judge Young closed three
weeks term of court here on last
Friday and left Saturday morning
for KustOn. And now such ex.
|pressions as, "May it please the
court! l object! Don't ask lead
ing questions! / retain q bill" etc,
will re-tipgle in his ears for the
next two or three weeks. Verify,
the District Judgeslip is not by
any means a sipecure position.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

residence in the Wortham bend ON the
BraIor river, IL miles above Waco,
and cstraycd before w. g.. Boyd, j.
i. precinct No. /, McLcnnan county
Texas, on Aprl l,t 1883, one grey
horse, - years old, branded W on
lett shoulder, II - hands high, broke
TO harness and saddle. appraised by
w. 4. Burt and John Wells at $50.
No. 3lOG.
Taken up by u. Il. Mclaughlin, at
his residence about ~ miles west of
Waco, McIcnnan county, Texas, aud
cstrayod before ". & Boyd, j. T.
rrict. No. 4, McLcnman county, TcN.,
April 18th, 1853 one brown mare,
year. old, branded r. on the left
shoulder II ~ hands high, three
white feet: broke To saddle and APP
praised 10y Walter Bcwlcy and
Alonzo Bowleo Mt $50,
No. 3lO7.
Taken up by Il f. strokes, on his
premises - miles west from West
station, McLcnnau county. Texas. and
cstrHycd before >. l.. Makcig, j. +,
precinct No. 3, McLcnnan county
Texas, on the 18Th of April, 1855; one
dun mare, about 10 or T. years old,
branded - T., 10 hands high, saddle
> >
and gear marks. shod AL round, had
sore on left fore leg when taken up
appraised by l.. T.. Collins and Il. +
/ Craddock at $50.
/ No. 3lOS.
Taken up by W, r. Yuncy, on Soutl
BOsuuc. 3 miles :. T.. of McGrcgur
and cstraycd before :. NJ Johnson, j
T.. lrict. No. 3. McIrmuan county
Texas, April DIST, 1883. one bay
work horse, 3 years old, II hand'
high, branded /. One mouse colOrco
mule Z years old, rs hands high,
branded Al. One black mare year
Old, II - hands high. no brand. one
bay iillcy, 3 years old, - hands high
no brand one paint lilley, . year
old, II hands high. no brand, APP
praised by i. j. Morse and II. a
llandley al 500.
No. 3lO9.
, Taken up by T.. McNlahan, Mt hi
p residence ON Hog creek, IL miles wst'
. of Waco in MrLcnnau county, Texas
J AID c,traycd before w. G.. Boyd, j
f., Prcct. No. 1, McLcman county
! Texas, on ism Aplll, 1859, one pa
, horse. : years old, brand VA on RICH
shoulder. 4 hand, high, white in th
. face, both glass eyes, right fore foo
. and left hind foot white; one ba
horse II year, old, brands on jaw AM
5 NJ on left shoulder, aud II on lci
= thigh; appraised by j. 4. Iubbs an
. &. K. Williams, $500.
No. $40.
p, Taken up by Alfred Abul on hi
= ranch IL miles west of Waco, on va
} ley Mills road, and cstrayed before |
Q W. Davis, j. T., Precinct No. /, NJ,
!, Lehman county, Texas, on 30th Marcl
: 1883. one grey gelding 7 ~ yeaI
old, about 10 hands high, no bran
pcrccivnblc aud appraised by Fran
: Manning and j. l.. Patton, at $50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16
NIIndnY NchOOl PiCnic.

If you have any picnic in view
sunday school or any other-or are
going to make a short visit TO your
friends in the country, step into the
Fashion Bazaar ond get Cartwhccl
or other suitable hat for the occasion.
All styles of pokes, flats, etc, Tor hack
wear rs used II, dress hats Of the latest
styles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

All persons owing state and county
taxes are hereby notified that | will
begin to advertise the property of de
ltnqucnts on June !. $50, aud unless
the taxes are paid prior to said June
|, costs and penalties viii he taxed.
Last notice. OTIS W. DAVID,
IaN collector.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Washington, May 10, - Indications for the
west gulf states Fair weather, followed in
northern portion by partly cloudy weather and
local rains east TO south winds stationary
temperature lower barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

We are showing an entirely new
line Of childrcn's and misses spring
heel shoes, nice goods at popular
prices, sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

KANSAS CITY. May II cattle The Live
stock Indicator reports. Cattle. receipts. 200
weaker and 5oylOc lower exporters, s. 2oel5 90,
good To- choice shipping steers, 81 HOmI 10
common Ia medium. 81 50nl 50. feeders. $40
80 cows, g. sOW3 ~
g. 7itti
sheep Receipts. $50. quiet fair to good NUT
tons 60 75M3 Gj: common Ia medium, go
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Now il the time to get summer
suit of clothes at bottom figures, at
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16
CITY NAItk i:C>.


Cattlc--Stccrs. $3.50 to $50 fat barren cows
$500 to g. a. milch COWS $500 to 5000 per hcnd.
Hogs Fat hogs, $50 to e. N. stock hogs, g. 10
tu $500.
shccp-MuttOns, 80 To 225.
IMnsr nriurs hrc RrOss MnIEhts per 100 lbs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16
COMM ERCIAl.


GALVESTON. May i5,-1he following is
a cotnpRretiye statement of cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day and tho same date
lu.l Nnnr-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Big line of Pcrcale shirts Tor a mere
song, at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

irHiric huy-per ton. T..
,.uubcr.
po,,,, mo, n If n" rnnriuy IL IN siding
,.PI',.s ,irrc ~ IN .iJinr wmtt. ,,inc >, ~
stiiiU ,pnt'iar d. m rriIinn', vclinv ,inr ~ IN
iii,,, H. Mn, en- ~ MIN, Wn,lsr ~ an
Itr,,1, ~, f,,,rrss nor " Il "a shiurlrs
.',,'L h,.t ,yt,r,ylls r IA sbtu,Iss hcart Iiur
- Avn, H. f,,y fII.r ,,,in e., AZ IN ~ IN,
l.Iiu, im,,irI Viii. ,,ln,i "a IN ''' wv '0
''"'"H '''''' n,,,
,.,,. s..,......., nr"ss. -,. ,,,,,, ,,,.
N'lIs "il' l'c' ,"i,i2 % a., I',.'Lt' ~
,' "Aeen'' per ~ '''' '"''n'''' P'""N'''' '''
10, 'S." '''' ,t.. .i, 400. n, -n,. a.. ,,,t,o
nuns AIhpir' scis'I l"I w. ,W, ~ ,,,','t va
~ =" ~" all,hni' =, o. ~ "P,' - "a 80 H.,
''ls h'IE"i"' oa'u'i'"n ~ " ~ ~ - tV' W."
ou' lH',,iH son >, - PtPlSI I"'"' ''."' "'"'''
green, -" ullNt, Nhln ~ -, r,, t,t,,. . 20
i"lnsn Ii"'ue pJl ~ 30 VI ~ -, io w.
/ "stiir' mi"''''" F'' ~ n " 'N'' va
ne "hlte' 10 70 sW'
hiues ana 'e''rf'
Peltrics--Deer skins 1901 oant1l ope 10 Ia
/ l5C. seal skins. 10 10 2Oc, sheep pets, Ms per
wool, 20 to Gjc, shuurlngs, 10 To lhc.
/ Iallow-irime, h'4C tHllOw grease, "a 70 &c
grease yellow to brown, "a DC.
WonI
,.-,-
Mo"l-fl me. tMeiNc months Rt""h' i'' 80
medium, Twelve months grown, l''+lt', me
4 dun nix months growth, li"lT, coarse
! twelve months growth, lOalSc
.,.c.r,,
Dry sAlt ,u,nts-Short cienr7lt
iinms-lo's@ll'. c ,,...,,.. ,...,.,....
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Corn-whitc, per In. i5c. mixed, i3c,
Oats sacks re. bulk, BIC.
Whcut--,um zoe.
Millct-pcr ton, SIS
Prairie huy-per ton. e..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

olluNine arc the quotations

New Orleans May lb.--futurcS close,
quiet but steady, to points higher MAY
points hiEher
SulcN. l1. 3uu bales.
'IItt, t,lItNltu llfg the quotations
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Rougn, per n, II ~, flooring, Is IN. siding
yellow pine, 10 IN. siding, white pine, p ~,
siding poplar % o. ceiling yellow pine, - ~.
ceiling white pine ~ III; ceiling, poplar, - ~,
shingles, best cypress, per NJ. I NJ. shingles,
second best cypress, ~ shingles, heart pine,
~ finishing lumber, poplar, per N, 80 ", hn-
lshlmg lmmDcI. MhlLc Dino. 40 %.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16
rs CENT COLUMN.
WANTED,


XIvANTED a good reliable woman to do
w general homework and cooking. DIR.
GEO y sTREEIER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

wool-Frm, with good demand for desirable
grades.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Ispronounoed by scores Of ply
sicians, and thousands Of people
who have used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility, Dys-
popsia, Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite, Loss of Flesh, Lung Com
plants, Female Weakness, Cas-
trio Irritability, Nervousness,
Malarial Fever and many other
diseases where tonics are required
-diffnr,nr essentially from all
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16
Drugs.


Peltrlcs--Deer skins 1901 oantdl ope, 10 To
l5C. seal skins 10 10 2Oc, sheep pcits. Ms per
wool, ~ to G5c, shuHrlings. 10 10 lhc
TallOw-Prme 5t.C tallOw grease "A 10 &c
grease yellow to brown. to &c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

NoN, I.incn pNnl.. u LcwINo BIO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

the season Tor spring goods has fairly com
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Wool-Fine. twelve months growth, l'o 30
medium, twelve months growth, li'sl7r me
dlun Xix months growth. lih lbr coarse
twelve months growth. lOMl2c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

I'OR \LF--A good saddle pony Kind and
L gentle VIII also work tn buggy. Apply to
B L. OWEN. NJ Chmorun. Cnstles y storey =. :
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

Ntw NonR. Nav !, FUTURES ell
quiet. hut steady. Co. point, higher jan
points hipb,t.
.vlss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-16

IGOR SALE-OwinE to the small place have
i tur keeping my small animals, Will sell
part or nh Of them ] have some rare 'pe'i-
mems Call and sec them. Phil baum. ut cot
lnm 4 NnMMnMn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-26
Sin TeneraIarm.a eIearapb

S@on in einem feiner Iebten Sabress
beri9te mo6te Der @bef Der Geuerfpebr
auf bic Notbmenoigfeit zines Geuer=
alarm : Selegrapben aufmertfam, bate
inbeb feinen grfolg bamit. Ser Stabt
ratb lieB fi6 ben Beri1t porleien, banu
legte man benielben 3u ben often unb
6amit iuar bic @a1e erlebigt.
Solte iebt nidt bas lebte Ieuer bic
Notbweuoisfeit zines iolden Selesrd=
pben bemonitrirt baben. ober Mil man
uarteu, big erft gisentbum i'm Wertb
bon 6unberttaufenben in 9aud aufge=
gangen 1T? Na9 ben MeuBerungen
zines unierer 6tabtpdter in Der Iebteu
Stabtratbsfbung fam man mobl 10
Gtuas erBarten, oenn CT meinte ia
sSn San Antonio brennt es b0dftens
breimal bes Sabres.1
Big iebt 1T es 9lidli9er Weife 10 ges
tueien. San Nntonio blieb BON gr0Be=
rem Jeuersbriinfien perfdont. Nber
1T nidt bic M6gli9feit tagtdalid cor.
banoen. oaB cine ganae Strabe. tpie J.
y. bic MuffintraBe nit ibren biht ne
ben einanber ifebeuben polssebduoen
our9 Jlammen tuegsefest wir6. Wer
biele 0t6glidteit be3melfelt. Der III nod
nidt 3euge zines groBen Geuers gepes
len nnb fennt bic 0ibe niht, Die Elm
foldes De,breitet. Man Iafe er1f elm
mol raebrere 0olsbdufer bremen unb
g tpiro Der Geuertpebr unm6gli9 1ein,
h6 benielben duf so S9ritte gntfers
1ung gu ndbern.
Wie ld6erIid mar es bel benz Iebten
Tsuer .. .. ni9t, bob Die 6euercom.
paenie Wo. g., bic Der g~ranbitdtte 70
aabe NOR. nod Der entesgengefebten
Nibtung elite, nur iueiI es an Der ae.
eigneten 8orrihtung febIt, bic Ser
G%eueruebr ben Ort bes Geuers an3eigta
BUR fdnene SiIfe permas bel ben iebt
10 3abIrei6en 0olagebduben elmer GRO.
BERN Genersbrunf po~rsubeusen, unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-26

Oieie Diilfe 1T niat gu erm6sli6en,
obne eInen Geueralarm : 5%elegrapben.
Infer jsbiger GeueraIarm 1T febr pris
mitloer Nrt. er ibaHt tur 8ermirrung
uno iolte auf ieben Sal burd eiu beis
feres Nlarm=S Ditem eriebt tperben.
Die @pariamteit in bieier 1inf6t
mare falib angebra6t, unb am gnoe
lieben ii6 Die Soften, melde ourd Nm
lase bes Selegrapben entfteben, auf
anbere @rt iparen. 81 mas 1T ). 9.
bic Sampfmal5e n0tbig, iparum felt
mon 8ormdnner bel ben StraBenar.
beiten an, 10 LANCE lebtere INNER nod
10 fpifemlos betrieben tperben, pie frii=
Der unb 10 lange Der Stabtratb bic
StraBenbabn= unb @a6erpert gomz
pagnien ni6t am &uiniren Der in
Stanb geiebten StraBen berbinbern
fam?
Das 8elfebenbe gu i9iBen, 1T bic
erite 4ufgabe bes Stabtratbs, uno molz
len mir San Mntonio Dor gr6Beren
Geuersbrinten idiiben, 10 1T elm Gel=
eralarm : telegraph unter alien um=
itdnben bonn6tben.
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@ebt 60 miemals ant!

@enn Sbr an seifiser %grfdIaHuns, appetit.
!oiigfeit, aIsemeinem 8erfau, tinoronnna bed
Blutes, idpader Contribution, Ropfueb ODE,
irgenb elmer gaaenfranfbeit leibet, berfudt AMI
isSen Gall cine Blade bes electric Bitter. Sbt
tperoet iberraf4t fem burd bic idnele Befe.
rnng, bie g betuirft, reues xeben pirb bei @u&
etntebren, Sbr tueroet wieber Grdfte ~erIanaen,
oas @lenb piro aufb0ren unb SIR perbet Glec.
trie Bitter preifsn. 3u baben fir so Gents bic
Gtal9e bel u. Dreie.
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Muths BierwirthschaH.
5ze6l5, ae9eniber BEN ein8dng 5nuk Grsrsier.
4iof dm 0optruz4tnt 9iG bfInSst fd sfn fan.
f3i9t5 &Idt&eu, a. RtIs5fm 1efa9er be- nj.
E(Idf5o}tn5 iikfs ff3fde5, faItes Bier antrtFen.
9trr 41nt5 5dt sieie 8erbeHtrunseu bsrgenom
ia, n bo5 per 4nfelt6nlt IN feinem fofdI I'D
IS fintr piEtli6sn erboIuns geEaIttt. &eiu
5Tk1a6<r btrldume, tpknu g eirfn AnsEug mad
6fm 0ob<rufatnt 6iI ma6s ODER Dienaag un6
4enntrza9 1i< 4arabt befndt, BEL Capt. Mutt
toQuiPrf9en s9lubeimif4s unb frenoe 4iers.
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Die Sbeaterse aifot In Der 9uraer=
3 Dale

tt geitern Gbenb burd McSntpre unb
9eatbs Minfrel.9 ruppe er6ffnet tpor=
ben. Wenn aud bsrartige Borfenuns
gen nitt mebr 3u ben Robitdten aeb0=
rem, 10 bietet bod gerabe oieie 9ruppe
10 biel Mbpe6ielnbes, baB ieber Befu=
DER b%efriebigt bic 9alle berldBt. 0er=
o~or3ubeben finb Die harafterifiihen
Sariteuungen aus benz Negerleben, Bel
oenen man fofort ertennt. bab fie Der
Watnr abgelaui9t fnb. Oie 8efdnge
uito Ualaben uerben febr angenebm
ju @eb0r gebra9t unb lpos font on
strahem unfinn" geIeitet mirb, muB
felbif einen 9ppo9onber fr6blih ftims
men. Wir f6nnen Sebem bic 2eijtuns
geo Der Sruppe empfeblen.
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Wolfsfeft @ei4aft..
Damen!

M1tu1g, Sartett!
Die feline $3.50 ipertbe @bafe Orgel,
tuel9e bon ben 9erren &bobius uni
Seinpsfp Der Bolts. Mfociation gef6enti
tuur6e, pirb b~erienigen Dame auerfanni
tperben, melde uon ieBt ab big gum
Mittwo1 ben 81. OCTOBER Na9miitags
6 lbr bic meiten @olfsfef=S idets Der.
fault bat.
Oieienisen, peI6e um bic prdmien.
Orgel au concurriren uiini9en, m6gen
gefdligft beim S9abmeifter s. 9erf
Jun, uelder linen Sidets ~perabfolgt
unb ndbere Suformaiionen sibt, por'
fpre9en.
grfagt: fommt nidt ale auf einlnal.
1891 8. %. NaoaraB, prdi.