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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-27
ST GAAIR HOTTIE,
MARTINsBuRG, W VA.

r HAVE refurnished this large and commo-
j. dious House--the leading Hotel of the
City. Paror and all the chambers fitted
and furnished in first-class order. All ar
rangements and management orderly and
respectable Table unexcelIed. Summer
boarders accommodated. Transient travel
lers made comfortable by home-ike atten-
ton. Kind and obliging employees in eve
nv department Bath rooms in the house.
Families or person desiring board respectful
ly referred to Rev. r. Fl. Pitt. Hon. ]. H.
Ge.tinger, DR.. J. A @. Hover, Mr.. Frank
Thomas and other guests, citizens of Mar
tinsburg. +. E. DORSEY,
In 10 Proprietor.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-27
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
GEOGRAPHY.

0GOURhA Al a
lst. Why do bodies weigh more at the
poles than at the equator?
End Why is there no rain in the west
ern part OF Peru?
Srd. II a stone be thrown straight up
in the air at the North Pole, in what
direction will it fall
9Th. Bound w. Va, by parallels and
meridiansy
ARITHMETIC.
LIST. What is the difference between
cubic half foot and half cubic foota
End. A metal ball 8 inches in diameter
weighs pounds, what is the weight Of
one of the same metal inches in diam
eterY
GRAMMAR.
Parse italicized words
1st. He is accused of haping stolen a
horse
2nd. was taught arithmeticr
3rd. He went a fishingY
Analyze.
4th. There is certain limit at which
forbearance ceases to be a virtue ?
HISTORY.
LIST. What was the extent OF the U. s
territory at the time the constitution
was adoptedp
2nd. When was the constitution
adopted
3rd. What two political parties ex-
histed at that time?
4th. What were the Alien and Sc
dition Laws 7
5th. The Omnibus bill and who pro-
j. VS..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

F>OR SALE-A weli-appoin;ed butcher shop
+ and slaughter house. doing fine trade ;rea-
sops for selling. have other business rsquiring
nv attention Call on OF address W. II. Reber,
attics, Kan. df9-lm'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

NOR sALE-lo a"res Ia miles north of Doug
L las ave; for S2.eeo; big bargain. Bupneii
a Morehousa ds9-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

VyyANTED-To sell a scholarship certificate
w TO the Southwestern Business Coiiege OF
wichita 80 per cent. discount will be given.
1t will take the full term of ! months. Address
q. r. Hoyd, Wichita. or call at 4l9 Waco street
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

nor SALE-A good, 3-room house with lot
+ a5xsI2ft. $780, Also 3-room house and lot
25x27,ft. $500 A Groom house and lot 25xl90n
SEQ a 3-room house and lot 50xlS6ft. $500.
| All the above places are new, and located In
railroad. and will lie sold on very easy terms.
| a splendid chance for any one with q little
money to pay d iwn, to get a home and stop
high rent Call on owner. f. e. Winants, AGO
| street. Sherwood's addition. o56tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

TOR SALE-6ood farms and ranches, for sale
| T by Howe McPhee, at Hazleton, Kan. Buy
| and be happy. Write for information concern
| Ing yond rhean homes. d4otf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10
a IT a. s T, b. r. Co.
WANT i0IUMN.

.5.,.,,ss,-,s "a, ,,,s co,ursn i-iu be charged for
a, me refs of Fies Cs7,fS per line per roees ~
adrerfisersenf taken fcr oss hcH = es1'fs ana "''
mi be ir,serfed Will paid for.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

"YANTED-Thirty to forty 2-year old short
w horn bulls, we'll graded up. to be de-
liyered at ranch, ninety miles south of Ar
kansas City, next June. Address snort
horn !" Office Daily Eagle, with price and de-
ncription GlcNWAb-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10
ST. f.. RI. S. &W. 4. H.
LAST RoUNp TRAINS.

EAST BOUND TRAINS
fellNIt- - Z, ,,.i. ) IS n
~ :, - wav -. IL AZ M
No Is, Through Freight Id a. M
WEST BOUND TRIMS
No. i. express and n.sil- ~ ?, m
No lS, Freight arr stops al" icnlIs % y M
No u.s. Way Freight .-iea'es A-oO y, AL"
Nos ! and run daily .c,ss
Nos. Is, IA, Is and le daily except SUNDAY
Elegant Pullman sleeping, parier ana ehsir
cars attached to all passenger trains run.ii i
between " ichita and ST Louis VIA u sc..., ~,
connection with the Missouri Paciii,c. wi.hoa ~
chang: arrives at ST Louis Union depot al . oo
10 in time 10 get breakfast and make con.
nections with ali trains of other roads iof al
doints. Baggage checked through 10 aes'ina-
ton ID e. xi5a nm
freight trains without tickets
Iur rates and other Information cal On ,s IN
dersigned. W. D. MohD"'
lS~6.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

HTANTED-Loeal agency OF airst-class Fire
w Insurance Co: had years exeerlence-
Address lock DoN IS. 06o-6t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

NAIANTED-To procure patent ior you On
Wsnv imnroyerent YOU may have matured,
or help YOU complete any ideas you may have,
or trade or sell any pstent you may have al
ready obtained. Il. kenworthy, Wicnita'
Kan ouo-ot
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

VyTANTED-immedia $500 worth of sec
w ond hand goods OF all kinds AZ 2l6 west
Douglas ave Highest cash price paid for second
hand goods. Goods of al kinds bought and
sol Call and see US. " IL Skeed Co
daft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

IHOR SALES blocks from Douglas ave north.
4 lot eOxl4Oft, house rooms, closets, cellar,
we'll, out buildings, side walk and fine shade.
Love Il McCalia. Price 81 500. CGS-6t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

TOR SALE-One Barnard Lea warehouse
I shelter; $50 90 John Exton, el5 Douglas
avenue d50-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

NOR SAILS acres of land, suitable for sub
dividing, short distance ne or Lawrence
ave and 18th street, and west of Santa Fe X. X.
This is q very desirable piece Of ground and will
be sold cheap. W. ID. Mccormick, Zimmeriy
bn;ldinp d6l-1m
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

NOR sALE-One livery barn and lots, close
Il to Douglas ave, for Sl0, 600. part time; pays
L. per cent interest now; q rare bargain. Bun.
nell Morehouse. dbstf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

"ASTED-To rent neatly furnished Gs sIDs nj
$40 Main st, 3 north of Christian church
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

NOR SALE-5o feet. esst front. on Market
r ct with broom house. for 81 eco; part time,
cheap Eunnell & Morehouse d5itf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-10

w one or two hundred dollars, ready cash on
hand TO invest in an enterprise that will return
bir profits daily; business will bear investiga-
ton Address Z. o. box loi1, or call st al c
Dnuglas ave room :, UP stairs tih.,-et.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-26
SKILLED IN CUTTING DIAMOND.

Diamond-cutting is work which
requires great skill and indomitable-
patience on the part of the work.
man, and his training is long and Sc
we're, for, despite the machinery
which is used, much depends upon
the dizziness of the workman, who is
handsomely remunerated for his
trouble. He must be able to tell
from an examination of the rough
stone what is the proper treatment
that is, its shape and the number of
its facets. An inferior workman
can spoil ego or ESQ worth of pro-
perty in as many seconds. But the
difficulty may the more easily be
imagined when we say Con Mr..
Streeter's authority that even the
kohinoor has faults from the con-
noisseur's point of view. This ia
nous jewel was so clumsily cut by a
Venetian named Hortensio Borgio
that it was reduced from 793 oarats
to 1856 and rendered as dull as a
piece of rock crystal. 1t was after
ward reduced to l06 carats, and
even now still retains vitreous
lustre. AS a rule, a rough diamond
loses Is per cent of its weight in
cutting and polishing if it is to be
turned out in the most effective
manner Pail Mall Gazette.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

a Rome despatch of Aug. 18th
says: To-day 13l new cases of
cholera and 6 deaths were reported
at Barletta, 36 new cases and 8
deaths at Ravenna, 81 new cases
and 30 deaths elsewhere in Italy
and at Trieste II cases and deaths.
Smallpox is spreading very ex-
tensively throughout the Republic
of Chill. 1t was hoped that when
the rain set in the disease would de-
crease, but Notwithstanding there
being plenty of rain, it appears to
be on the increase. The whole
army.and police force of the Repub-
lie are to be vaccinated Immediately.
A Quebec despatch says that
Rome has finally spoken upon the
question of the Knights of Labor.
The society is uneqmvocaIly con-
demned by the Holy See, and the
bishops Of the church are enjoined
to proceed against it as against all
secret societies under the papal ban.
Cardinal Taschereau has just COM
municated this decision to the pub
lie here in the shape of q letter ad-
dressed to the bishop.
Archbishop Heiss, of Milwaukee
in an interview in regard to the
edict Of the Pope against the
knights of Labor announced hy
Cardinal Taschereau at Quebec, says
he has not heard anything in regard
to it. The edict may be a special
one for Canada. In case similar
edict should be issued for the Unit
ed States it will be made public by
Cardinal Gibbon at Baltimore.
The German Army is arranging
celebration in honor of the forth
coming ninetieth birthday of the
Emperor, which is intended to be
fully worthy of the occasion. 1t is
proposed then to form union of the
officers of the entire army corps and
found a philanthropic military insti-
tuition in honor of the Emperor.
The Emperor will be ninety years
old if he lives until March 90, 1887.
The Pope has been announced as
being ill and his life despaired of,
but his physicians say that there is
no immediate danger.
Prince Alexander has prohibited
the circulation of Russian coin in
Bulgaria.
The passage through the Suez
Canal, which until recently occupied
from thirty-six to forty-eight hours,
can be made, now that navigation
during the night is possible, in six
teen hours for mail steamers and war
vessels, fitted with the electric light
apparatus and projectors, prescribed
by the Canal Company.
Counterfeiters in Germany do not
dlsdain small profits. Several
pfenning pieces are reported to have
lately made their appearance, made
of bronzed pasteboard, and so per-
fectly inflated as almost defying
detectiOn
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-26
the HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Special Dispatch to tie Boston
J0urnol.

EHtttut htNittcW " tNB DOStOH
JOu1U0l.
Washington, July 16. Mr.. Carter,
the Hawaiian Minister here, has left
to spend his vacation at Castine,
Maine, satisfied that Congress will
take no action at this session either
upon the proposition to extend the
treaty or upon the joint resolution
10 abrogate the treaty. The Ha-
waiian officials here have just been
advised Ivy the due course of mail
of the change in the Cabinet of
King Kalakaua, of which the tele-
graph recently gave a meagre notice.
IL is an unusual proceeding to
change Ministry IN the middle of
Legislative session, especially when
the majority of the Legislature is in
accord with the existing Cabinet. 1t
is ascertained that the change is
mainly due to local reasons, and that
the new Ministry is better disposed
to desired system of internal i'm
provements, for which the Hawaiian
Government is now endeavoring to
secure q European loan. The in
come of the kingdom is sufficient to
defray the ordinary expenses of the
Government, but it is inadequate to
carry on some of the internal i'm
provements that have been sug-
gested. 1t has been intimated that
the change is due in part to desire
of Spreckels to have partial change
in the policy of the Administration;
and while it is true that two of his
friends have retired from the Cabinet,
it is also true that two more of his
friends have taken places in the new
Cabinet. Whatever changes may
be effected, Claus Spreckels doesn't
seem to lose his influence with the
King. WEBB.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-26
In her now nook Mice 10,

In her new book Miss Cleveland
says: "The western horizon gapes
with crimson wounds that drop their
heavy ichor on city spires and
dome, and redden city windows
where the golden sun beats through. ="
This is another way of painting the
town red Pittsburg Chronicle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-06
6 t | 8.
Gan antonio, 6. Sanuar e



Ser Stabtratb oeriammelte fi9 DIN
Dienffag Na9mittag pieoer, I'm bic am
Montag Dertasten @ei6dfte gu erle0is
gel. 3uert lag elm Nntrag bes Nloer=
manWfadeD Dor, Der bur9aus &rieg gegen
bic Wafermerfe Beginner Mill. gu biez
lem 3mede berlangte er tp%ieoerbolt, baB
bas @runbeigentbum oes 9errnBradens
rioge on ben San Mntonio QueQen pers
meffen merbe, UNI fet;utelen, OBJ bieier
etn Mnre9t an Die 6luBufer babe. Ser
Int1aa nurbe bes Qdngerer biseuttrt.
Maa los benz Germ Madep bic @ut=
i9eibung beg ltdotii9en Nnmalts por
unb bet Mapor CAB feline Meinung bas
bin ab, baB Der Plan pom Sabre 1851
DER rt9tise fei unb bic GluBufer 9errn
Breckenridge geb0rten. SroBoem Ders
parrte MadeD auf ieinenl Outrage uno
lieh fi9 ni9t baoon abbringen, ielbit
dls 5ren9 ben uebereifer Der neuen
NitglieOer beflagte, bic tets an benz
nit ben Waierwerfen abgei9loRenen
@ontrafte riittelten. Smpe fam Madsn
3u 9dlfe uub mics auf Sas @uta9;en
oes Mnmalts bin; oas cine 8%erme6ung
empfebIe. @nOli6 leste ii6 8elfnap ms
Nlttel uHb amenbirte ben Nntrag baz
bin, baB ole @ermehung tattfinoen iole,
uent bic &eeoros na9mieien, DaB bic
GluBufer m0gli6er Welfe Der 5tabt gez
b6reu f6nnten. Sarauf ipurbe Der Nm
trag angenommen.
Nusgefiibrt miro ct inbeB mobl ME
ueroet, Dean bic &ecorbs m,l1en ni6ts
Don einem Mnre9t Der Stabt auf Die
6luBufer. 9ie1e psdnteleien gegen
ole WaKermerfe fibten iberbaupt 3u
ni@ts uno f0nnen nur ba3u ~6e,tragen,
oen @rmerb berfelben 3i eli6weren. 9ie
5tabt muB tie fdufen, bas 1T bas ein=
3ige Mlttel CUR 8eieitisung bes Nafere
monopOls, auf geri9tli9em Wege bie>
leg 3iel gu erreihen iu6en, pdre Sborz
1eit un6 bieBe Sauienbe BON Dollars
oergebll6 epfern.
Die iibrigen itabtrdtbli9en @ei1dfte
Daren niGt BON beionoerm Sntersfe.
9odmooo befloste 1i9 iber ben Manz
gel an Oieniteifer auf Seiten Der vi.
ernien un6 molte ieoen berielben um
$3.50 befraft mifen. ber cine @omite.
iBung peridume. Mls man ibm inoeB
elm 9l6t Sarlber aufitedte, boB be
Strafe ni9t er5wungen iperben f6nne,
5og er feineu Mntrag 3uriid.
Mcg0iter beantra9te, bic N~ntDobner
Der @arten= uno Sing MilIiam @traBe
ansupeiie1, 9eitenuese erfter &laIe gu
legen. Mngenommsr.
Mafep bdlt es fir elm niiBli1es Sing,
tuenn Die Stabt einen @tsin3ertampfer
anidaft, b. B.. cine Maf9ine, tpelde
Steine in 2ies peruanoeIt. Nun beiaB
ole Stabt Dor langen Sabren t6on elm
mol fol9en .&pd @ruf6er" = mo CT
uingeratben 1T, tper min es piFen2 =
aber bic Steine moQten ii9 niht 10
re9t vcruiben" la1en. Desbarb lon Der
Sngenierr 5uert berlu6en, ob uniere
Steine iiberbaupt in 2ies pertpanoelt
werben f6nnen, ebe man nD9mals nit
elmer fein5erfniri6enben Maf@ine er=
perimeEiirt.
panlp fteote ben Nntrag auf grlaB
elmer SroiHan3, mel9e bas 9in6urd.
fabren our9 2ei6enpro5eiiionen per-
bietet.
9arauf 8ertagung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-06
Rinioerea @na

Dom nd6ften l. Sanuar ott .uirb Der
Yreis bon @as auf $3.50 fir tauienb
9ubiffuB berabgefeBt merben, nit gr.
mdBigungen (laut Speaialite) auf ale
Ne1nungen, bic bor benz 10. b. M.
i'm Gofale Der @eleli9aft beri9tigt
met5en.
IS wiro bas Die brittle &eouftion i'm
preife iein. bon ie SO Gents per tauieno
SUP, bic bic San Wntonio @as Cons
pann innerbalb Der lebten 20 Monate
gema6t bat, unb sic Gefeli9ait boft,
baB fe bur6 gr6Beren 8erbraud .balo
in ben Stanb geiebt peroen mirb, BEN
preis nod mebr gu ermdBigen.
unfer 8as 1T bon bor3igli9er Auas
litdt, ttdmli9 BON elmer 9eubtfraft BON
Is &eraen fur Brenier bon ~ SUB per
Gtunbe.
Sobalo es triib i9eint, tpir6 bic ur>
fade gew6buli6 in ben &6bren gu fu>
den fein, bic Die @eieli6aft INNER bereit
1T, auf gerlange1 unentgeltli6 gu rei=
nigen. sSn Mnbetra9t bes gldn5enben
2i6tes unieres @aies unb feiner DDls
tommenen &einli@feit uu6 @efabrlofgs
feit 1T es 6as m6gli6ft ipariame unb
befriebigenbe @rleu9tungsmittel.
Dieienigen, Die lire @ebduoe gum
erften Mal init @as perieben, ober ibrt
gegenudrtige 8eleu@tung D~ergrDBerr
wolen, m6gen fi@ %gefd0igt an Der
Superintenbenten tpenben, i'm 2ofal'
Der @eieai6aft, Wet 9ouiton StraBe
17,11,6W1mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-06
gtaSt. 9eput.

8. %. MaOaras3, Der @igentbiimer
Der Slta Nurferles, bot elm Depot in
Der Stabt, in go. 300, 9outonitraBe,
et0Hnet. Wtan miro ba,elbft itets cine
4usDdbl bon 8lumen unb 8lattpHans
zen, frlf6en @artenfdmereien, 8lumens
3tplebeln &c. finoen. Serner bdIt er bas
elbft proben BON 3ierbdumen, &oien
unb fsnitigen @artengewdhien. @Ge
in Der Stact gemahien 8etelungen
Derben ON nddften9 Gage BON oerNurierp
ausgeflbrt nit frIfd Der @rbe entnnm=
menen @ewd9ien. gle feline @emd9ie
ino bier ge5ogen unb es mirb garan.
int, bob fie mirtli9 Oas ihb. mofir
lie a~usgegeben merben. Man perz
Ue6sle ben plab ni6t; Slfa Nurferies,
yfo. 300, SouitonSS traBe. 1O,12,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-06
Mnerlei.

Die 2eidenperbrennungs : @eIeq.
i9oft bat nadfolgenbe 8eamte ertpdblt /:
pIdfi6ent .. 8ergfl6m, 0ice. Brdiis
oent-aIbert gedmann, S9abmeiHer :
S. u. Wfiler, Setretdr u. Waaner.
Wdbreno oes bersangenen Sabres
aingen i'm Electromagnetic 1882 an
Strafgelbern elm.
= Cine 8%erfammlung beg iibteras
nii9ea 8ieb5l6ter : 8ereiues tpurbe
beute er6fpet.
= Mau bat fdon tpie6er cine an ben
Ilattern erfrantte Berion entbedt. Sies
ies Mal mar es EN- II Sabre altes mes
ritanifhes Mtdo6en. bas am Ifosan
@rtef pobnte. Daiielbe liegt iebt i'm
8latternbofpital.
8isien Morssn pralte ein i'm
Ourdrenneu begrtfsnfr 0ienffgaul an
gde Der Bonnie unb Nacogbo1es Str.
bermaBen gegen ben DortbeiuDliden
Gaiernenpfoiten, baB er balb barauf BEN
babel erbaltenen Gontufionen erlag.
Die 2aterne felbf murbe sertrimmert.
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edube anS sttefel fir ben gstmter.

2aBt @u9 bur9 nidts abbaIten, gu
George 81. SuIlipan, ITO. 249
8eft Commensurate, gu gebeu. tpenn
Sbr S9ube unb Stiefei brau9t. Sol
gen6es lOl enti6eioen. ob man ldnger
nod bDbe preiie in anbern @ef1dften
be3ublen fuQ. 9err Sulioan bat ben
fdmmili9 n Waaren>G orratb i'm Wer.
lbe BON mebreren 3auienb Dollars er=
itanoen, uno pertauit bas be- iibmte
&epuolos Bros. 0abrifat fur Strren,
0amen. Gihber biliger ats irgeno Sc.
munb. 96ube fur Sdultinber, pelche
lett Sabren nit $1.75 beBablt murben.
fDlten bel Sulliuan $3.50. Mn &ei9,
baliiateit pom Granddaughter bis gum
Jeiniten itebt 9ualuan unilbertroHen
ba. 16o, 3Wft
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2ur 8ead,tuua.

Die pflaa35eit fir 8dume 1T berans
gefommen. Sd babe fpeben na9be>
nannte 8dume erbalten, Die i'd gu mds
Bigen BreiIen gum 8ertauf anblete:
$4,000 Pfrii6=, 1000 Ouiiten=, 5000
pHaumens, 5000 8irnens, 8. O00Nepfeis
uno 1000 @atalpabdume, iopie ale
4rten BON Gru9ts un0 3ierbdumet,
8eDd6sbausphanoen uno &anfen.
Glumen3miebeln unb Sdmereien iino
cine Spejtallidt. Nu6 balte i1 f.eis
eine Nustpahl BON 8%lument6pfe.l uor<
rdtbig. Sd bite UNI einen 8eir9 unb
gle,1faas UNI Seielunsen bon auBer>
balb per poit.
pbilip WoIf,
NorbsJloresftr., gegeriiber Der 8u6clo
@ampparb, San Antonio. (3lm4
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ilien,Runnfd

9err &iolbaRa III entl9loHen, fi6 bic
&unbidaft Der Gamilien gu eruerber
unb tpirb beBbalb nur CUTE unb frif6e
Waaren balten. Sn Der 8iIigteit fets
Waaren wirb es Inn Nieulaub
glei6tbun. Ollie gefauften Mrtitel irers
ben prompt ins 9aus geliefert. St ers
bdlt tdgli9 frii9e Waaren unb bietet
beBbalb ieinen Gunben gr6Bere 8or=
tbeile, als bic meiiten anberr @rocerpz
@efadfte. Sein Store befinbet ii6 an
Der gde BON 9ouitOns unb Nabarros
StraBe. Man beiu9e i'm unb Sober.
mann miro sufrieoe1 9efielt merben.
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9iattouteu. 3Suia.

Wdbreno Der pe~rganseneu Wo6e finb
ouf Der YlaSa tdgIi9 nit peri9 ebeneu
Rranfbeiten bebaftete Peripnen 6fentz
lid bebanbelt mDrben. Seine 0eilmit=
tel iino poraial d unb piele patiens
ten limb furirt moroen. 3dbne merben
f%ofenfrei ausgesogen, unb Dieieni9en,
bic feline dratll9e 9iilfe beanfpruden,
finben unterbaltung bur6 bic 0ortrdse
Der &Omiter uno Sdnger, tpel6e ben
Stumantenf6nig begfeiten.
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Wurft!

8rocerpbdnbler uno Spsiiepirtbe
bonn 2anbe m6dten mir einbringlid
Oarauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. bob mir
fGr bic 6dbrifation BON Murit urb
&au4maaten umfangrei9e gorbereis
tuugen getrOfen baben unb in Sianb
geieBt lirb, allen Nnforoerunaen &es
niise 3u leIiten. Wir geben @arantie
fur CUTE Bizarre unb reele 8"bienung.
Die 3ubereitunS itsbt unter unferer perz
i0nli1en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Be=
telungen bet 3eiten elm.
Us m. polling 6 Sobn,
1,10w1l 51l Moenue s.
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Summer unb @oraer auridaelaiiens

Summer nnb gOraen 3uridselafens
camille na6peint.
Wie a1tdgli9 berartige 8orfommniffe
oort iein miifen, sei9t bas 8enebmer
Der So95eltsgefeai9aft mad ser porers
3dblten S9lebaRaire. Wan bate ben
belben gu Sobe @etrofenen taum ben
eriten 8erbanb auselegt, dig bic
Mulif au9 fdpn mieber begonr,
bic rDamea" maten f9netl berubigt,
uno mdbrenb Sobnion's Sobesr69eln
f6auerli6 bur6 bic Nadt flang, brebs
ten li@ faum fiinf3ig S@rit'e baboir,
bic Paare f6on mieber iau63enb unb
iubelnb i'm San3e. Oas fino 10 bic
9itten unb @ebrdu6e i'm ferner
Wefteni
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g. ~ o

Der befannte unb populdre Supelier
unb ubrmadler, ma6t ieinen Gun5en
unb benz publitum I'M, Nlgemeinen bic
Anaeige. bab er mad benz @ebdube
253, Commerce. traRe,
neben Der San Nntonio NationaIbant,
umgeSOgen 1T. Weibnadts. unb Nsu=
iabrsgei6enfe finbet man bel ibm in
grcBi rer 9usmabl als in irsenb einem
Gnberen @ei9dite. Sn preiien fam
Niemanb nit linn eoneurriren.
3ufrieoeuf # eIleube@ aran.
tie miro fir Gle Waaren, bic bel itm
9etauft Deroer, geseben. 15,l2,t1M
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Gbriitiam gpeiIer

ben g%inmo5nern bon San Nntonio un6
umgebung als fa@funbiger unb reeller
Glelider CUR Genise befannt, bdlt in
ieinem 6leii6marft am Nlamo pla5a
itets frii9es 6leif6 unb ale 4rten
&au9maare unb Wiirfte. 6err @peis
fer it febr gemihenbaft in Der Nuspabl
oes gum S6la6ten beitimmten Biebs
unb lit barauf beoa9t, fetne &un5en
aufs 8oltOmmenite sufrieben gu ftelen.
l5,l1tlM
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Cotton & @pltou.

Guftiondre unb &ommilfions : Saul
leute go. 2, 4 unb 6 W. 9outon=
StraBe, San Nntonio, faufen u1b bers
taufen gebraudte Nf0bel, Seppi9e,
@lasz uHo Ble9waaren &c. Mer biz
Zig faufen mill, BEN 1T bier cine gins
tige @ele9enbeit geboten. @anse
9auseinri@tungen biuig gu ernerben.
l7,jm6.9
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g1ifo 9Nifo! gmifS

ale Nrten frii6 eei6oHenen @iloes,
ipie 9irf6e, &ebe, wiloe @dnfe, pilbe
gnten, Wa9teln &C. &c. gu biligen
preifen gu baben BEL
6,3mt 9uOwig Mabnde.
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= Sem @ermanii6e MationaI-
muieum in Nirnberg mnr6e elm ori=
eineaes @eidenf 5ug.fabrt, ndmli6 bic
IeBte &oulette. melGer in Der Spiel
boae gu Domburg in Benubung NOR.
Sn 9euti9Ianb ipurben befauutli9
@pielb0len in Der Neuiabrsna9t BON
1872 auf 1873 gei9lO1en.