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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24
LAST, BUT THEY ARE NOT LEAST!
CIaS. Mack { Son.
GALL1P0L1s, OHIO,
are always in the lead, and this fall
more so than ever before!

Read Ihs entire Advertisement, and and be con.
tinced that what say is
Our stock comprises follows silks and SNtns cheaper and
better than y of competitors. Don't fail to give look
when you get ready to purchase.
Camces Sattecns Boucc Cloths Henrietta Cloths 1rcos in
all wool that make the eager buyers aoise after they hear our
prices and examine goods how they be cheaper than
last year. although advance in WOOL Don't you buyer fail to
come aud examine and save money.
CIoaks, ackc crscystbe largest stock in the city, and the
beauty is, cheaper than our competitors,
Jeans Flnnc and great many other woocns too numerous
to mention, cheaper than the cheapest
Blankets and Shawcome and for yourselves. Don't take
our word for it. but COME We are the cheapest all goods aud
we know it.
Fine Shoes for ladies' aud gents Take the time to come and Cx
anime and look through in regard to quality and price 1t don't
cost You anything, and be your own Judge
Heavy Boots and Shoes We have the best and largest stock of
year BEFORE and positively will notbc orsod by any
Of competitors. RcmOmber handle all kinds, from the
cheapest TO the best
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24

"WSut a lively cor, uneis
James exclaimed a city girl, tho
mo'ning ni'er her arrival in tho
country, "und how comically sho
shakes her head" "Yes, but aon't
get loo near that cow,o cautioned
her unclei hes an ugly crfHet."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24
CHAs. MACK & SON

They surely expect give the snch bargain
CAS MACK SON. and pay the rents aud clerk hire they all
have got to do Let the consumer figure for hnse that they have
got this expense of from $4,000 to $4,000 year. which have
of the goods which the consumer got to pay when he buys from
our competitors Every dollar they sell has got extra per cent
added to 60 toward paving rents and clerks And the only way
they ride in the same boat that CTAS MACK SON do and
try and sell cheapas ClIAS MACK son they surely have
got to substitutes in place of the kind of goods CAS
MACK & son sell
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24
A UAyALRY RAID.

An incident Of the War Told by
an EX-COnfedcrate. A Mixed
Affair Ia Which the Captain
Became the Captured Several
Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24

When man suddenly takes to
wearing plug hat and has an in.
sane fondness for shaking hands
with people upon the streets, he
ought to be carefully watched, He
is developing symptOmsof political
ambition and Is after some Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24

Most powerful is he whC hss
himself in his puw9r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24

Moral courage is mute wort hav.
ing than physical not only because
it is a higher virtue, but because
the demand for it is more constant.
Physical courage is a virtue which
is almost always put away in the
lumber room. Moral courage is
wanted day by day,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-24

You can't have the hast word witf
= ohpnfis'j hs slrsYS has a reiorh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
CnnndI.n -Independenc.

MONTREAL, July 2.-The Canadian IN
dependence debate was resumed in the
Young Mems Reform convention yes
terday, and it was moved that the con-
sideration Of the question of 'Canada's
independence be postponed until next
years convention. The motion was
voted upon and carried. ta.-of iH,.f 3
a resolution was adopted declaring
the convention Is convinced that no
settlement OF. the respective fishing
rights of Canada and the United
States will prove satisfactory unless
the policy OF England In the negotia-
tons is based on the decomposition
of the Canadian government; protest
ing sgaiust the eneroachment OF the
Federal government upon the rights Of
the provinces, declaring that the right
of Manitoba under the British North
America act 70 charter railways within
its boundaries. should not be interfeCed
with; also that this convention is
strongly IN favor OF a treaty Of re-
ciprocify with United States. A MOI
ton to abolish the Senate was carried
by a vote Of IS to &c, the negatives being
in favor of reforming It. A resolution
favoring the appointment of 3 board OF
arbitration was also passed ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
Rough on BoycO'ters-Hsavy SEN

Rough on Boycotters-Hsavy Sen
fences
NEw YoRK, July. 2.-1he convicted
boycotters on Thesis, the proprietor Of
the concert garden. wer arraigned in
court to-day for sentence. Judge Bar
rett made some strong remarks to them
ON tn crime of which they were coll
victed. He laid this was a violation uf
The peace the county thai welcomed
a foreign born citizen TO the coun ~
that offered freedom as a right. They
mad violated the public rights aud
opinions. and theii offence was not
short OF blackmail. The distribution OF
circulars before the places OF business
was conspiracy and punishable as sucn.
Their conduct. il uhpunishsd. would
lead 10 savagery. They may have bee
misled by bad advice. but their counsel
should have rebuked them. They did
not use the money for their own sd
vantage and this palliated their offense.
We are told that II had been the custom
10 rob in that matter. He would not
impose tn full penalty of the law as
they were wOrkingmrn. The judge
then sentenced Paul Wieizig and He'ry
HaldOrf 10 two We rs and en- months
of hard labor. Michael Strop and Iuliu :
Rosenberg to one year and six months
imprisonment. Daniel Danenhauser.
the most violent of any the boycet
tiers. got three years and eight months
| in the state prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. co.
Fine Car riages Buggies and
Spring Wagons,
FARM, FREIGHT, ORE & TRAVELLING WAGONS,
FARM, FREIGHT, ORE & TRAVELLING WAGONS,
ALSO REPRESENTING


conceded far ahead Of al combining they do
o.
SINGLFNOW-
ERS, a. unequsled. +.
"AGITATOR"
than reblng OF all other
and
owe
iheS nOtn iutOh
nd assuu position
SICKLE is a
and afford be without Q
having Of
without needless trouble
full line hof
Wagon Robes Whips Duck W
Coseh harness. 1914
o i
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO.,
Central Branch House,
SALT E4AExE Guy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
Great Explosion.

NoRRIsrovE, N. j., July IA terri
BILE exp.osion took place this morning
at 7.30, at the Atlantic Giant Powder
works, situated between McCaiDesville
and Drakesville. .esuiti z IN the loss OF
ten lives and the injury Of ten or twelve
others. The explosion took place III
the mixing house. The cause a. yet Is
unknown. The loss is not known at
present. but will be very heavy. The
conclusion was felt distinctly for twenty
miles around. and glass in the houses
FIVE miles away was shattered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
Only to work EIrht Hour.

WAsHNeToS, July 2. - The First
Comptroller Of the Treasury has made a
decision that wherever a laborer,
workman or mechanic employed in any
Of the executive departments is required
70 work more than eight hours day,
they will be entitled to extra compensa-
ton for extra work, unless there IS a
contract with the head of the Depart
ment to the contrary. The decision ap-
plies only to the class named and not 10
clerks and other EMPLOYEES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
lie President. work

WAsHrseros. JulT 2.-The President
has approved the diplomatic and con-
sulsr appropriation bill act. authOriz-
ing the DenisOn & Washita Valley Rail-
road Company 70 construct and operate
a railway through the Indian Territory.
and Eve private pension Dells. He also
vetoed one private pension bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
rhaPooIne

RED BANK, n. J., July 1.-The ten
bookmakers arrested for selling pvols at
the Monmouth Park last summer were
fined 500 each by Judge Walling yes
terday. The counsel for d eother pool
sellers indicted entered plea of nOr
Ulilt contendre and a. ranged that the
same sentence be inflicted. The fines
and costs of the forty-seven s men
amounted 10 over 81, 200. the Monmouth
Park Association paying the same.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
Hnrrard and YaIe

New LONDON, Conn, July 2.-The
weather to-day is perfect for tine Har-
yard and Yale university boat race. At
Sam. the weather was perfect but the
wind shifted TO the southwest. It was
very light. visitors ars pouring in from
every direction.
The Yale crossed the line fret and
won the race. Tme-Yale 2e.2ll4, Har-
ward 20.5S. afA @
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
The Oarsuen

LoSDOs. July Beach, Ross, Per
hns. Teemer. Bubear. Kemp and
Mathenson have entered for an open
scaling competition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, will
find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine a posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. G. Smith d
Co.'S Drug store -- rcrrc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02
@raftbenten @p@seit.

Wabri@einli6 un benz epigett 9ins
unb 9ergerebe unb @etlati@e Elm gnbe
gu MAIDEN, bat ft6 Brdfioent Glebelano
fur5 enti9lohen unb BEN Sag feiner
Germdblung nit Srdul. 6ollom aut
ben 2. SUM- feffgeiebt.
Bel bieier @elegenbeit eri9eint es an,
gebra9t, auf ei1er Srrtbum %aufn1ertz
lam gu MAIDEN, benz man iebt pielfaG
in ben 3eituneen begegnet. @roper
@lebelanb 1T nt@t Der erfie Yrdibeni
Der Ser. @taaten, Der fi@ tpdbrenb ieis
mes Mntstermins oerbeiratbete. Brdfi=
bent Spler that i'm Sabre 1874 bas
@lei9e, inbem ct ii9 nit einem Grdul.
@ar6iner bermdblte. SDler mar iibri.
gems bamaIs f@on ldneif Wittper un6
@robbater rno fomit lit glepelanb
Der erite prdfi6ent Der Union, Der tpdb.
renb feines Mmtstermines ben Sunggez
felenitanb aufgiebt, I'm i'm nit benz
Stanoe Der gbe 3i bertaui9en.
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ffetoet etreben bortpdrts gu fommet1.
Stro oenm aber bic 9euti9en tpirtli6
10 gefdbrli6e 2eute, neil Tie Bier trim
ten uno eenntags bin unb tpieber Elm.
mol tanaen2 So tange lie es fi9 ti9t
in ben Sin1 femmen lafem, aaf unfee
rer Sbarf9meae ibr Bier gu trinten
ober in unferen Sduiern urb &ir1er s1
tan3er, 10 lafe man ibnen bod ibr
8er9niigen! Mnitatt benz beutf6en Ml1,
ieoIer 9in6erniRe In ben Weg au legen,
labe man TIN Elm, mad Seras 3u foms
men. Wtr tperoen Inn bier Elm beraz
li9es rWiQfDmme1l" eutgeger rufett
unb peroen feline 9ebensgetpobnbeiten
51 reipectiren nifen = Dbre ibr bur9
probibition unb fonfige 3tpangsgeiebe
gu beldftgen."
Ser 6erausgeber bes San MngeIo
rgnterpriie" i6eint tpirtli1 Elm vtpeiBer
&abe" inter ieittet &oQegen bon Der
englii@steranii6en preffe gu fein! Man
1T es ie6enfals nt6t getpobnt, in ienen
fleinen 2ofal6ldttern iol9 iaem manrz
bafteH, bon aIet 9eu9elei freien Sone
gu begegnen, tpie in Der genannter 3eis
tung bon Som Green GountD. Dreis
biertel aler enslii6en 3ettungen beg
Staates f6nnteu fi9 bas freimitbige
nno u%nabbdngise Nuftreten beg San
Wngelo r@uterprife" gum leu9tenoen
8orbil6e nebmen!
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Observation-Disclosures fHr bas Mp'
@etblatt $3.50.
&eiienbe Mgenteu:
81. g. 8nib.
Sc. Sbaoett.
g { a | { s.
Gan Mntonio, 2. SUM- 1886.
STE aefanaenen Sitter In Serds.

n <St AoSOt
Ste s~efatsenen Sitter tn geras.
Sn ben @efdngniHen au @alpefor
befinben fi9 rnebrere Nrbeitsritter, Bit
bonn 8unbesgeri1t tpegen Wi6eriebIi9.
tett gege1 bic Befeble beg @eri9ts au
Gretbeitsfrafen Derurtbeilt murben,
Sbre 3abl 1T ni6t sroB u1b bic 0afi
Der meiten enbet am Is. Muguf. Mu.
Berbem tperben bic gefangenen Sitter
ridt tDte Nerbre9er bebdnbelt, ionberr
genieBen ole 6reibeiten, bic bas Sc.
fdngniBlebsn erlaubt. Matarli1 erlebt
bag &aes BEN 0erluit Der 6reibeit ni6t,
obne nel6e ia 6as 2eberr tpertblos lit.
Sb bieie Nrbeiter einen Monat Idnge,
tn Daft bleiben ober ni6t, fam Der be-
leibigten @ere9tigfeit 5iemli6 glei6giil=
tig fein, aber ni9t ben @efangenen
feIbf. Sober einaelne Sag Der Saft III
elm 8efluft fir fie unb oa ibnen f1on
bur9 Die 8erurtbeilung bic grfenntnib
ibrer ungeieBli9teiter gefommeu fem
mag, 10 iolte man Gnabe fir @edt ers
geben iafen unb Die sefam9enen Sitter
tn Jretnelt 1eBet.
Die Nationalsg ~onpention Der Gitters
fdaft in GIebelanb bat i9 Der eefanges
men Mrbeiter %angenDnmen unb folgens
ben gei@luB gefaBt:
nSa bic @efdngniHe in @olpeffou,
Dallas unb anoeren pIdbe1 bon Seras
nit &itterbriibern gefiiGt in6, bic me-
gen y@era@tung bes @eri9tes" mad
Der MuHafung beg &i9ters parbee, let
ben miifen, 10 lei es
sgef6IoRen, baB nit an @rDber Gle
belano eine petition ridten, in spel6er
mir UNI gegnaoigung berieIben bitten
unb ib1 erfu9en, bic Bnnbesri9ter an
5atueifett, ale @efangeneu, Die tpdbrenb
6es Strifes am fabmeffli6en Gifeubahns
SDFem perurtheilt tpur6ea, in Srei=
belt gu feBen. Before 8e3iebungeu anti
fGen M~rbeitgeberr unb Mrbeitnebmern
tplirbe1 babur9 bergeitelt."
Mdbrenb bes 9trites haben Bic Qrz
beitsrttter 6fters bic Standardization
miBbiaigt, bic am @igentEum bergifen=
babns@ ompagnien begangen tpur6et1,
un6 lebnter teoe 8erantnortli9teit bas
fur ab; an Deri9ieoenen Srten bote1 fie
I'D iogar aur llnterbriidung berielben
on. Defen bitten lie fi9 erinnern ioi>
len, ebe tie obigen Bef9luB annabmen,
llamentli6 Do 6ur9 beuielbeu before
Beaiebungen 3mif@en Nrbeitgebern anb
Nrbeitnebmern bergeffelt tperben foIen.
Die @efdngnife In Seras ii16 ni9t ges
fiiat nit &ttterbri6err, ionbern es Be-
fin6en ii6 beren nlr an tpenigen Orr
ten. Mu9 baben fe ni9t, ME Der 8es
f9fuB fd aus6rddt, Hardship au erz
bulben /; i'm GegentbeiI, fie tperben gut
bebanbelt. 8o5u aIfo bieie uebers
treibungen, bte auBerbaIb Seras
ttir @Drurtbeile gegert ben Stat Der.
borrufen mihen. 9dbf9 BET Der Wabrs
belt geblieben, bamit tomn1t man am
tueiteften.
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@tme ppraiialfhe glrsnef.

Sd bef6einise, baB meme Grau unb
i'd etpa fhnf3ebn Sabre gefrdnfelt ia:
ben. 3ufdlig befam i1 einen 6 M
mDns 2iber &eguIator &a.
lenoer in bic 9dnbt unb fab uttter ben
Mtteften Die Namen bon 81. s.. Stephens
unb 8ii9of pierce. Damn peri9aFte
i'd mir etDas BON benz Regulator unb
i'd fant1 i'm meinen Sreunben als cine
borSiigli6e Irsnei empfeblen. -3. 6.
9arriion, 90. g., @orbpnspi1e, $50.
Man bite it6 bor No9abmungett,
tpel9e bic Beliebtbett bes e9te1t Sim
mons 9iber &eSulator, ber ttur bon
3eilin & 60. bereitet pirb, CUR SGu=
f9ung benuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02
Wir pertpeifen ouf Bic in beutioe,

- Wir DertDeiien auf bic in beutiger
hummer eri6einen6e Nn3eige Der San
Mntonio Sant Jactorn", pel9e ii@ at
Weft 9outon StraBe befinbet unb uns
ter Der pot5igli9en 2eitung bes Germ
8eorge Man6rp ftebt. Dieter 6err bat
fir bic Gone Star 8rauerei BEL 6erer1
grweiterung fdmmtli6e Sonnen uub
gottide angefertigt, aud 1T linn bic
Mnfertigung Der Wa1erbebdlter ldngs
Der Million 8aba ibertragen. Set
ibrem 13idbrigen 8eiteben bat fi9 bic
Girr1a bas allgemeine 3utrauett bes
Yublifums ertporben. 9err George
Manorp perfagt iiber ti6tise prattii9e
RenntniRe in feiner Snbuftriezg ran9e
unb leitet peri6nli6 ale Mrbeiten. Sem
8ef9dftsmotto 1T: S@neuer lImiaB,
geringer profitl
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Gtne neae repnblifaatsde Yettnaa.

Set Dem /. SUM- fann ii9 San Nns
tonic elmer neuen tdgli9en 3eitunq
1iibmen. IS if bies bas bonn friiberen
pofmeiffer Nepcomb berausgegebene
Evening Paper. 9as glatt nertriti
bic grin5ipien Der repubIifanif1en pars
tel. Wenn bas 'Ev'g Paper bGlt, mas
bic erfegeummer beripri9t, bana tuerben
bie beioen i6on b~eftebenben engIif6en
Nbenbblditer einen f@neren 5tanb-
punft geger bic neue 3eituna habeu.
Die alte, f96ne Rebensart: r@inem
ldngft gefiblten BebiirfniB obsubelfen1
paBt eisentli6 fur bic @rin6una bes
neuel Evening Paper ni6t, iebOd il
ridt- au besmeifeln, bob i9 baFelbe
l9on feinen Weg babnen pirb. Sic
Mdnner, bic an feiner GpiBe ffeherl,
bieten baftir bic fi@erte @epGbr.
8ir ptinf@en ber lleuen goleqin bon
ganaem 9er5en, baB es ibr gut aeheu
unb fe i9 eiuer langen 2ebeas6auer
erfrenen m0ge!
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Gn5eise fitr Steuer3ab bier.

Sie @ountp @ommiffoners Court BON
gerar County tpirb am Montag BEN IA.
Suai 1886 @ormittags 10 ubr i'm
@ourtbauie gu San Mntonio feline sits
3unget als 8oarb Of Equalization ct,
6fnet unb 10 LANCE in @iBung berbleis
ben, big ale @ef@dfte erlebigt finb.
gerionen, beren @igentbum, ibrem Daz
fhrbalten nod, gu bod obsef9dst tpur,
be, tuerben erfu6t, Ser 8ebbr6e ibre
Reclamation am g%etannten ober einem
ber nddffOlgenben Sage ein3urei6en.
Ter6Hentli@t auf Mnorbnung ber
~ebrentDertben gountD gommifffouers
Court bon Berar gountD.
Nls 3eugniB 6iene meme Namens=
@ nnterf@rift unb mein Mmtss
C fiegel. San Mntonto, ben "a.
Mat 1886.
Sbab. %. 6mitb,
25,5 20mtutp So. glerf 8erar So.
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@rifmmaen In ben syreNhuleu.

@egenUdrtig finben Bic Yrafungen
IN ben Greii@ulen San Mntorios ifatt.
Wir batten @elegenbeit, benielbem beiz
5utuobnen nnb tperben in unierer ntorz
gigen Nummer ausfibrIi9 auf bas
SDftem oes beuti9en INTERRUPTS, peI=
DIES in ben genannten S6ule1 berri1t,
gu fpre9en fommen.
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0ut<Departement

If In ieber 8eaiebuns muferaiItia, in greiieu
bon 81 - $3.50 baS Stid. Oaneben finbei
mon Sanbfdube, Sofentrdser nab ole anberen
artifel, bersr elm Serr aur 8erboHfdnbiouna
feines anauss unb ieiner Soilette beoarf. 'MIe
nur benfbaren Gesenftanbe, bic man ale aur.
niibins Gnoos gu beaeidnen pIeat, iinb In
srober Nusuabl rOrban6en.
sluBerbem fihren mir ber1dtebeae arten bon
Rofern, @eifetafden, &esenfAirmen unb einen
arosen gorratb bon @nmmimaaren fur Serren
DANES unb Rinber.
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@a.ts ausaesetd,uet.

8. $. Gttins, @oliaei9ef in anorSiGe, senn.,
fdreibt: yWeiner GamiIie unb mir leIbff finb
Die uobltbdtisen Golsen 5brer ausgeaei&neten
Mebi5in, Or. Sings STEM Diseoberb gegen aus.
~5ebrung, gu She'll seporben. SD babe gefan-
ben, bab fie bait, mas bon ibr beripro9en pirb
nnb besbalb beseuae i'd ibren @ertb. ale mei>
ne Gaeunbe, benen i'd bic Mebiaim empfabL 10.
ben fie.
@arantie pirb s%eleitet, Sab Or. Sings STEIN
Diseooers segen Gu8aebruns 9uften, grtaI.
tung, 8ron9itis, Mfbma, 8rdune nnb aIe
gals, 8ruff. unb 2unsenIeiben beilt. @robe-
fafden fret bel u. 9reib. @robe JIafden$1.
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SOB. @erbaro in Waterloo, So,
aog f@ i'm Sabre 1875 einet beftigett
&beun1atsmus gu. Ct beriu9te ct.
Satobs Del nnb nod fur5er 3eit i9on
lieBen bic G@mer5enI tta6 u16 Bel fort<
gefeBtem @ebrau6 bes Sels mar CT in
8dlbe %noQfdnOiS gebeilt.
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Dead Shot ecretu Borm aint.
neat pirft fiber nnb f@neu. DieTes Ointment
t0btet Die Biirmer augenbIidIid ; BAIT sFIieaeu
ab .nnb beilt Die @unbe. SIM 8afier aufoeiSf
1T es elm ansseteidnetes SeiInitteI aeaeu iraenb
ipel6e @unbea beim 9ieb. Wreis so Gents,
wrdparirt nnb sum 8ertauf Bel, ". DretB,
Gan Nntonio. 1876 tuip
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Velvetine Powder" Diefe
Yraparation purbe anerf in Der breneif6tn
&rmlee ge9en berbriibe unb grinbiae Giee, &c.
gen bas Bnnbreiten ODER @unblaufen, eegsH
@ridelbise uno aae Der lleberbitang bes BIutts
entiprin9enoea -Sauttranfbeiten anaeiDanDf.
Mls elm Pulber fir SiHper Rebt e uniibsriroIs
fen oa. Rrets Is genfS. prdparirf nne lnM
gertanf BET u. 3 retb, MIamo Drug Sl0se}
Gan Mntouio.
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"Improved Condition Powders, fir gfe,.
be nno Minbbieb. Gin ausseoei9netes unb ers
probtes Rulber tn Der 8ebanbIuns BON sub
trantteiten aler art, alIgemeine nnpdbIidfeit.
Matpadien Der gaut, @aube, selbes @aEer,
Mangel an @ppettt. @ebrau@sanpeifuna auf
Der Gillette. Gabri3irt bon unb gum gsrfauf
bet 4boIpb 0reiB, Mamo @laaa, aeoen.
iiber bet @pffofire, Gan 9lntonio.
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&emt0em

fiibren mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, binten ober borne 81 AFnen, nit ODER obne
frassn, einfa9e ODER geripPte 8ufen. dnier
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Office bon $. 6. Smith. superinten't
Der 6fentliden @AuIen.

San Nntonio, l. SUM 1886.
Cine 9rifuns Der Applicanten fit
9ebrerffelen an ben ifdotif6en @@ulen
San MntoniDs finbet am s., g., 4, 8.
nno 9. Suli 1886 itatt. 9ie prafungen
beginner 8prmittags 9 l1br.
s. 6. Smith,
Supt. Der ftd0tif@en G9ulen.
i,5 I'm
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s. DEUTSCH & CO..
erre1t>IDtlettedrtifel

Sas arSete unb ~rei9baltiate Eager bon
Serren. nutertleibern in Der 9tabt, in allen
StoFen, bon 8aumpoIe bis aur Seibe. SIN
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6 efnmf

Cine Wartefrau tpir6 fir einen Mo,
nat an3unebmen seiu9t. Ndberes au
erfragen in Der Office Der nGreiep reKe."
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nniese blauet Glaneu= Nu5ige
fnb herubseiest ME fOlst:
Got 8O40, satuntirt saaaWOn ole gu 81 Is
got 1902. A i, gang WcIe. ...5u 9 05
Hct 1926, @heSipt ..........3 gu 10 90
SaacY Dlaibs tn Gaftmeres.
Nct 6319 ........--........5n IS Is
SpI oUo1 b 70
Got 1881 Bios 20 abris. ......5 u 6 IS
Got 1888, habid gang Wole. 3u 1G 90
got $685., habf@, gang WOle. 5u 10 90
GOT 8lo8, habi& gang Dolle .-ju 10 IS
Got 6474, habf& gang WOue . 3u II Is
$50 weitere nolftdnbige Mn3ige per<
f&iebeuer Wpbe, in Worifeb, gOrficren,
Mohair unb arberen leidten Stoffen fir
SrabiaHrswaare, ransirt bon $11.5O bic
3u $500; in
An5iige fiir &naben.
fSnnen mir ueber aker. nod unterbcten
percen unb haben iest ca. 5OOEaar 2aies
bcien far 3naben, ben 80 @ts. an, Dor.
rdthis.
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. tn { H.
Schulz und Slipper
Departement

Sur oas Gribiabrss @eI9dft baben
mir big iebt erbalten Operas, Nepport
Sies, OrfOro lies, Button Slippers,
Strap Sandals, @bite &ib @onbaIs
u. !. 10. Infer 8orratb lit 10 groS, bab
Sober ettpas pohenbes finbet. QaBt gu6
unfere pbilaoelpbia @9ube aeiget, aud
uen1 S5Sbr feline tauft.
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@eue 9reiSlilte :

a4tuag, SIR 9errea! eef Das, mas MIR iber ,aIeiber at iapen batsa
nnb beft baraber naA+
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Das @pmeublott.

Wir iett6en BON les: obbas ,Wo6eas
elatts ffbr ben preis bor $500 auf
EN- Sabr portofrei mad 9eutf6fdao.
Der 9erausgeber.
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@eiBm1aren

his Qinen Qaipu5. @ingb6lns, fsiIe bu Norb
NIB aubsre @af9. GtoHs IN er0ser sIuspabI.
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&nabenan5Igen
Rinberan5agen

babeu pir einen immsnfsn gorratb fir ainb.r
bon atpsi Sabren aufpdrts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-11-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Inflammation of the Kidneys.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 22.-Vlrginla Gs, couso
dated, 81. 7 ast .due coupons, 63; new Is, 81;
40s, A bid to-day.