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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30

Stt Semple, einem enpDrblibens
ben Stdbt9en an einem ¬enpuntte
Der M. p. & s. s. &N. bat fb bor
einigen Monaten ein beutf@er @eiangz
pereit1 n@ermania" gebilbet, tpel6er,
obglei9 er mod tuenis geiibt 1T, f@on
Sii9tiges leiifet. Ser 8erein adblt gez
gentpdrtig 20 Mitglieber unb itebt unter
ber 2eitung bes bDrtiget, 2ebrers 0errn
6. .Sbaur. MlImb9entlib finben in
benz S9ulbauie @eiangstbungen ffatt.
Seoenfaas 1T bas gntiteben berartiger
8ereine inmitten bortpiegenb dmerita=
nif9er BeD6lferung nit Greuben au be-
grhBen, inbem es 5eigt, baB bic Deuts
f1en mod lire Wtutter5pra9e sll tpiirbis
gen tpifen unb ii6 ni9t tuie Die 8ep6l>
fernng ii pielen fleinen pIdben BON
Rorbs sSeras i9dmen, beuti6 au iein.
9Dffentli9 tptrb fi1 Der 8erein fpdter
bem teranif@en 9dngerbunb ans
i9lieBen.
= Siebe bra9en in bic SurnerbaIle
au 9Duifon unb ifablen @ef9irr, gi=
garreit unb beri9iebenartige @etrdnfe.
Sm Gourtbauie au SaH Mngelo
brad Geuer aus. Da bas @ebdube
feuerfeft 1T, bermDhten bic Glammen
nur tpenig S1aben anauri9ten.
- Sn Gainesville tpurbe bas @es
fdngnibtbor bon eittem 8olfsbaufen ein-
gef1lagen unb Der 9teger @b. Williams
berausgebpIt uno gelpn6t. WiQiams
bate fi1 eines Notb3u6tsperiu9 segen
eine tpeiBe Jrau fbulbig gema9t.
- Ser tpieber ernannte Sheriff Sans
6e3 bon Mebb gountp 1T pOm Siitrift=
ri6ter In Qarebo anerfannt tpDrben.
= Sci Cline Station lit elm lnerifas
nif9er pferbebieb, ber bic 1mgegenb
BON ubalbe unii9er na9te, bon 3tpei
@ebiilfs S6eriffs erf9oiIen tporben.
= Oie Gepublifaner bon Srabis
gountp mollen am IA. Nuguif eineGOns
bention abbalten, INN @ountD 8eamte
3lt nominiren. Sic befiiruorten ferner
6ie Mbbaltung elmer Staatss@onbention
in Waco unb f9lagen oaau ben 25iten
Nuguft por.
- 9ie ueberIebenben bon 0oobs
Brigade baben fi6 In HaDaiOta einge'
funben.
- Die @9eunen ber Mtrs. garutb,
6 Meilen BON Dallas entfernt, brannten
nirber. gs befauben fi9 in benielben
50 5onnen 9eu unb 1000 guibel
WaunttuoQ> Samen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30

Diefer aber ifanb unbetpegli6 ba,
bas 9aupt geienft unb auf benz Mntlibe
ben getpobnten Ius6rud bhfteren Crit
ftes. Spri9, flaferte linn SentiIian 3u,
fpri9-ober Du biit berIoren. Saras
f9iittelte bas 9aupt, bann aber ri9tete
ct it9 bp6 aur boQen 06be empor unb
faBte bic Nd6ftfebenoen ins Nuge. 1nb
10 groB mar aud iebt mod bic Getpalt
biefes 8lides, baB tie beritummten unb
unwtafnrlib a6gernb ettten 59ritt 5l1z
riiduiGen.
ST bob bic 9anb. S9tpeigtl rief ct
utb fiigte bann IangIam, tti9t iibermd=
big laut, aber nit einbringIi9er 9tim>
me binau, baB feline Morte ben 2drm
iibert6nten: Wnllt Sbr NIT mir lpres
6en, mir Guren MiIen fagen-bier bin
i6l Mber nit Naen 3uglei9 fann i'd
rtt6t rebenl gDer min fir Die Mnberett
bas Mprt fibren?
Das tpiifte Set6ie bdmpfte ii6 tmmer
mebr, ttur eintge Menige fubren fort
at Idrmen. Die Mnbern aber fIaiferten
nur nod balblaut nit chamber. 9ie
9uaulen fammelten fi6 um ben ugoel=
falfen" unb iu6ten i'm offenbar 5u Be.
ftimmen, bas Wort au nebmen. Mnbere
tpieber, bic 59limmften Der 5@aar,
umringten einen berfulifben damn,
Mamens Spon piBtaf, tpel@er friiber
als 2eiblatat BET etnem Der r@ert6te>
ten" ge6ient unb erit bor tpenigen Wo>
den lit bic Ban6e getreten; i'm 9interz
grunbe enolib fammelte fi9 Elm anberer
9aufe um @opbron, ben Gir@enfdnger.
(Gortiesuns folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30
g9mrft! @audltpaaren!

@rocerpbdnoler unb 5peifeiuirtbe
bonn 9au5e mb6ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerflam MAIDEN, baB mir
fhr Die Gabrifation BON Murit uno
&au6maaren umfangrei6e 0orberei>
tungen getroffen baben unb In @tanb
geieBt finb, allen NnfDrberungen @es
niige su leiifen. Mir geben @arantie
fir CUTE Maare unb reelle Bebienurg.
Oie 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer per=
i6nli9en 2eitung. Gen6et Cure 8es
ftelungen bel 3eiten ein.
Wm. 96fling & 9obn
1,10w1i 511 NDenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30
Sages 0tent8tettett.
lamb.

= SIN 0auie rief bic getpiaisuns
BON $29, 900 fiirMbbel unb Blumen fiirs
weiBe 9aus Debatten berbor. Qep>
burn bon Soma neitte, man iDlle ben
prdfbenten bamit ni9t in 8erlegenbeit
iesen, oenn cine fol6e 9umme f6rne
ct ni6t annebmen, neil ct so penf,
onsbifls, bic 5uiammen b69fens $1,000
berlangten, nit ieinem 8eto belegte.
= Ser Brdfibent bat bic 8in, tpel9e
bic iogenannten Srabe l1nions geiebli1
anerfennt, unter5ei6net; ferner cine
BiQ, tpelde Sulia 8. @rant 6as Grans
faturs pribilegium ii9ert.
-Sm gan3en Serritorium WDont=
ing tuurbe cine Wabl iiber @infiibrung
6es 2ocal. OptiOnsG GeieBes abgebalten.
9fur in brei @tdbten trugen bic YrDbis
bitioniiten ben 9ieg babon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30
Maarutorarbeite,t

oller Nrt tperben in fihftleril9er 0ols
len6ung i'm Ntelier bes 0errn Sranf
s ei9, Nos. 305 = 313 0ouiton>
ftraBe, ausgefiibrt. 6err Sei6 arbeitet
ebenfalls in 8ranit unb fann allen Bes
feaungen geniigen. Mer baratt bers
bin6ert 1T, na@ San Mntonio gu fon1s
men, ieBe fi6 nit 9errn Sei6 briefli9
in Nerbin0uttg. 28,1,m1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30

Saufen trodenes 2aub lit 8ran6, ber
bie0ei@t gr6Bere 9imenfionen bdtte
annebmen f6nnen, tpenn nidt bic BET,
ben Brinaen bur9 eine Sanoboa San6
bic Slammen eriftdt bdtten. 9as 1T
nun 5par tti9ts @rpBes, bod gu @bren
ber @ei6i@t' bat eitt 9enfmal man ct,
ri6t'', bas aud feierli@ft einsepeibt
tpurbe.
un6 nod al fol9en ldppii6en 8ors
tommniifen ioa man ii@ mod punbern,
tpenn i'm lieben Deuti@lanb ti6t iebe
freibeitli9e &egung iebes Manness
mort f9m6bli9 nieoergebriidt tpirb,
tuenn MaBregelungsn auf MaBregelung
fnlgen! 5ou pirfli6 bic untergebenbe
5onne beg neunsebnten Sabrbunberts
bpn ben Molfen Der &eactipn berftnitert
tperben2 g. sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30
@u,toerbare @,trett.

Us 3. Sobt u. Co., Bbolefale unb &etail
Drussiiten bon Rome, Ga, fast @eit auei
Sabren fiibren mir Or. Sings Stem Dtseoberb,
Electric 8itters unb 8udlenB Mrnica Galbe,
uno ba5en ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic iid beiier
bsttanften sber mebr 8efriebiauns setpabrten'
Sie baben einise tpunberbare auren in unierei
Staot betpirft, namentlid mebrere Sale bon
ipirflider Mustebruns fiub bur9 ben @ebrand
einiaer Glai9en bon Or. Rinss sletu Diseobert
gebeilt porben, in 8erbinbuns nit @leetrii
Bitter. 8ir garantiren biefelben fets.
8um 8erfauf bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30

y gorifebenbes r@timmungsbilb",
bas Der rSreten BreKe" BON einem rns
peri6nli@ nabefebenben 2eier aus 8er=
lin 3ugei6idt tpir6, if5u braftii9, aIs
baB tpir es unieren 2eiern borentbalten
hiirffen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-30

N. s. &pfbeims bat ioeben cine
GarlabungMsinneIota Chief ThrasherS
unb pMitbman Hay Presses" erbalten,
tpel9e CT bilig offerirt. 17,3mtp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
VALLEY MATTERS.
A Heavy wheat CTSS, SAC OF Lands
Political Matters.

A Heavy wheat CTSr SAC OF Lands-
Political Matters.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. !
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, June Goth.
The rainy jather which has been
with US almost continuously for the past
several months seems at this wr' ting to
have given place to settled sunshine,
and our Valley fairly may be said to
resound with the hum Of the reapers
and mowers, and If "Old Probs" but
continues propitious for few days
more the largest wheat harvest this Sec
ton has known for a decade will have
been safely taken.
The sale of large quantity Of town
property in this place to satisfy q judg-
ment of the Circuit Court of this county
in favor Of the heirs of r. M. Hall oc-
Cured on Thursday. The judgment
was for five sixteenths Of the value Of q
considerable portion of the town-both
lots and improvements-snd in it was
embraced some Of the most desirable
residences Of our city. Most of these,
however, were compromised by the
owners prior to the day Of sale, which
left principally vacant lots. The ag-
gregate of the sales made was about
$4,000.
Captain Thompson Lenning, of Penn
sylvania, a gentleman Of means, who
has been q resident of our county for
several years, this week purchased Of
NJ. NJ. Sibert, Esq, about ninety acres
of land lying just beyond the corporate
limits of Harrisonburg, and will estab-
lish stock farm, with view to raising
blooded horses. The value Of horse
raising is being recognized by many Of
our shrewdest men in the Valley, and
we have no doubt it will prove lucra-
tive.
Hiram Coffman, ESQ.,, wealthy
farmer of this county, who was stricken
with paralysis about ten days ago, died
on Thursday morning; aged sixty
three years and five days.
Some feeling is being worked up in
the Valley counties over the Democrat
ic congressional nomination.
1t is rumored that d. Shelley Lewis,
son of Hon. John F. Lewis, and editor
of the Spirit Of the Valley, Of this
place, will be the Republican candidate
for Congress in this district.
The Republicans are evidently plan
ming an attempt to overthrow our
Democratic municipal government at
the election to be held on July ODD, but
we think their effort will come to naught.
1t is expected that the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad will erect repair shops at
this place in the near future. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
New books.


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29

sn61l proportion Of tsxes collected by
United States authorities for he sale Of
liquors In Maine, tho total destruction
Of tho manufacture Of alcoholic drinks
throughout the STATE, and the vast In
crease Of ssntiment In favor Of total ao-
stinsncs among generation growing up
undebauched by legalizsd saloons Oil
chow that Maine may proudly claim 70
lead In this reform, snd that she 10 .
quarter Of . century ahead Of states
which license this gigantic crime"
II will bs noticed that 1t Is admitted
that there Is 80 much boldness and
opennsss in violating the law that
liquor-dealers pay taxes to tho United
States authorities for license to sell in
toxicsnts in q Prohibition State.
Nevertheless, the Maine Prohibition
'sts evidently regard their law IS good
thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
WYTIlE NEWS.
Tho Late Judge Campbeli-A Ger.
man-Ninfh District Convention.

The Late Judge Csmpbell-A Ger.
man-NiDth District Convention.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. !
WYTHEvILLE, VA, June &c, 1856.
At the close of the days session Of
the Supreme Court resolutions of re-
spect for the memory of Judge John
Arthur Campbell, who died at Abing-
don on the 18th Of this month, were
presented to the court by Judge Will
liam ii. Boiling, and after appropriate
remarks by the mover, and Judge W.
X. Staples and d. S. Pierce, Esq, were
adopted by the court and ordered to be
entered Of record.
The german at the Fourth.Avenue
hotel last night was q success in every
particular. Among tine visiting ladies
present were Miss Katie Gordon Of
Lynchburg, and Miss Tiney Pearson,
Miss Bette Owens, Miss Lille Good
loe, and Miss Carrie Freret of New
Orleans, and Miss Minnie Halsey, Of
Mobile, Ala.
The Democratic Convention for the
nomination Of a candidate to represent
the Ninth congressional district in
the next congressional campaign
has been called to meet at Wytheville
on the 4th of August. Politics are at
a low ebb at present, but promise hot
contest next fall. Among tho gentle.
men mentioned as contestants with Mr..
Trigg for the honor Of standard bearer
Of the Democracy are Hon. A. L.
Pridemore, Of Lee; Major - Henry,
Of Tazewell; Hon. Sam. W. Williams,
Of Bland, and Mr.. ID. S. Pierce, Of
Wythe. Hon. John Buchanan is also
prominently spoken of in case Mr..
Trigg's name is dropped. The general
opinion, so far as | am able to learn, is
that Mr.. Bowen, Of Tazewsll, will be
the Republican nominee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29

PROHIBITION IN Manufacturing
the local-option campaign in Richmond
there Was general desire upon the
part OF both tho "Dry" aud the
wet" men to know how successful
prohibition had been in MAiuo, whore
It had been tried for many years.
Conflicting statements were published
on the subject. We think, however,
that We now have statement that can
BE- relied upon, since il comes from the
Prohibitionists themselves and il
against their side. TIE State Con.
vsntion - the Prohibition party in
Maine, which was recently in session,
adopted . platform containing the fol.
lowing charge against both the Rspab.
lican and the Democratic parties in
that State:
sin Portland, Ban ,or, Biddeford.
Lewiston, Bath. Augusta, Hsl.owsll,
and other cities and towns Of the State,
30 far FROM the impartial enforcement Of
the law being adhered to from priaciple,
the Law 10 enforced or not as the per.
sonal will Of the officer or party exisea.
ciss demand"
That Is candid acknowledgment
that "prohibition docs not always pro,
hbit" svsn in Maine. A Law which
- enforced only in the manner de-
soribsd in that plank Of the Maize Pro-
hibition platform cannot truthfalIy b.
aid 10 b enforced ct al in the cities
named. But The Prohibitionists claim |
hat thsy hare succeeded In sbolishiag |
~ manufacture Of intoxIcspts, and in !
nlorciDg tie law In most places. We
|uots from TIE platform sgsin:
= Ths impressions Of thousands Of
sndId Observers IL every part OF tho
tote, ~ records Of oar courts. tho
oeoGifs b ~ savings banks Of Maine
] eonpssed With othsf States, ths !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
OnnncOck Academy.

At the closing exercises of Onancock
Academy certificates conferred by the
University were won by W. Carroll Va
den, Stewart X. Powell, and Ii. Rhodes
Hundlsy. The scholarship medal, the
highest honor Of the school, Was award
ed to Miss Susie Q. Hundley, daughter
Of Rev. John w. Hundley, the Baptist
minister Of this town. Class prizes
were presented to w. Carroll Walden,
Stewart X. Powell, Susie Q. Hundley,
Virginia G. Hundley, Louis q. Il. Fin
ney, Anna O. Bsgwsll, Edward Mason,
and Oscar L. Powell. The music prize
was given to Mamie r. Powell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
ExCURsIONs. PIC.NICs. &C

DO. Mo TO MAIDEN's AD-
i VENTURE. WEDNESDAY.J JUNE SVrn.
Gay Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will give their annual PIC Nc TO
Maiden's Adventure. WEDNESDAY, June
s0tb. Train leaves Allegheny Depot Mt $3.50
A. NJ, and returning Will leave Msidens
adventure at $50 r. n. Tickets SOC.
e2p-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
MOST ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO

VI THE healing. HOT AND WARM
SPRINGS Is VA RICHMOND AND Al.
LEGHANr RAILROAD. AND GLiFIoS
SAGE LINE VIA CLIFTON FORGE
several miles less staging than BY any other
route.
Trains run as follows: Leave Richmond
at 1880 A. N. and L. NJ. leave Lynch
burg at 4:40 T.. NJ. and 4:45 A. ~: arrive
st Balcony Falls at 5:4f l.. NJ. and 5:55 A
NJ. Leave Balcony Falls at 5:44 Il. NJ. and
0:35 A. NJ; arrive at Clifton Forge at 1850
+. NJ. and 1880 A. NJ.
Trains leave daily. except Sunday. Rates
as low as by any other route.
j. K MACMURDO.
ie24-et General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
DTs,sOt.UTGONS g PARfNERSuIPs
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

This Is TO certify that we, CHARLES \.
NESBlTT, Of Richmond. Va, and LOUISE
f.. CHILD, OF Ashland, Hanover county,
Va. have entered into limited partner.
ship under aud IN pursuance ofth statutes
in that case made and provided, upon the
terms. conditions. and liabilities herein.
aner set forth, and those IN said statutes
prescIibed-that is 10 say:
/. The said partnership is To be conducted
under the name Of CHARLES \. MES
BIT OF which CHARLES "A. NEsBfrr, re-
siding in the city of Richmond, Va, Is the
general partner. and LOUISE f.. CHILD, re-
siding IN Ashland Hanover county, Va, Is
the special partner.
e The general nature OF the business In
tended TO be transacted by the said firm or
partnership Is the DRUG BUSINESS or
SALE OF MEDICINES whether by whole
sale or retai), PREPARATION OF PRE-
SCRIPTIONS, and generally the sale OF and
traffic In such articles as are usually found
III q drug or apothecary store.
3. The said special partner LOUISE r..
CHILD, has contributed TO the common
stock OF the said firm the sum OF SO, 900.
L. The place OF business OF the said part
neiship il to be at No. III cost Main street,
in the city OF Richmond, Va the partner
ship is to commence from the date hereof
and Is to terminate on the 2oth day OF June,
1891.
Witness the hands OF the said parties this
26th day OF June, 1856.
CHARLES A. NESBITr,
LOUISE h. CHILD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29
Mon ana Women

who are constantly nervous are. In nineteen
cases on. OF twenty. dyspeptic. The TWEEN
tieth cAse win be found. upon investiga ton,
symptomh OF indiges ION. Thinness. I'M
natural auxlety, peevfshncs. buxzing In the
ears, ohposition TO start on the sudden
SsSds%ors pSpsous1iy 81 sss s q the
show that the nerves are weak and I'M
steady. Htstettsr's Stomach Blttsrs
Strengthens and quiets the nerves. This
effect y speedy consequence OF It, In
organs Of digestion and aaimilstion. Item.
riches the blood, conquers . chronic ten
dency TO biliouuneas. relieves alex. Z. a nor.
vous- hesds Ones, aud regulates tho seoWsis
Without gripping them. a moro tsus. worthy
lat, and 10 subdues . tendency 70 rheuma-
tism, kidney and bladder dsrangsmeut.
Taken before retiring. u induces sound 70.
pous. 10 2s-Tu. Th(w1Asa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29

..,;ct.d sspss. but ths rights Of the
VIE are held TO b. limited ~ the mode
prescribed. ,.
sidered a. saI.tary, having for its OBJ
ject the securing 10 married women
their property coming to them in the
mode prescribed.
To secure TO the wife and mother in
her own fortune the means OF rearing
her children Is . wise policy and . just
and humane law and we are OF opin-
ion 70 give 10 the legislative enactment
in this regard its fullest legitimate
scope, and II we stop short Of the sx-
tension of the terms Of the law beyond
their legal signifcstion, It is because
We are unwilling in snywise to invade
the legislative province.
We must determine this question as
though it were . question raised here
between the two claimants for this sort
OF property--the husband on the one
hand and the wife on the other. In such
q contingency we would be compelled
to hold that the common-law rights OF
the parties remains intact except so far
rs they are affected by the statute. The
words Of the statute plainly do not in
clude the damages received in this case
for tort on the wife's person. The
word purchase must be held to
mean in the statute what is its
legal Specification in the English
and American law. It. applies
to the acquisition Of real property &C.
quired in all other ways and modes ex-
cept by Inheritance. II cannot be held
to apply to this chose in action. 1t
follows that the husband has legal
interest in the suit, and the wifs's COM
mon-law disability as q witness at.
taches, and she is not a competent
witness in this case, and the Circuit
Court erred in ruling otherwise. The
cause was accordingly remanded for q
new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29

THIS TRAIN WILL MAKE NO STOP BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WEST POINT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29

We are indebted to Hon. j. K.
TUCKER and Hon. J. B. GEORGE for
public documents. We will add that
it is . real treat to read the arguments
of these two gentlemen, or either OF
them, upon legal aud constitutional
questions. We should like to see both
of them upon the bench Of the Su.
preme Court Of the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-29

The Philadelphia Times seys: The
laboring-men Of this country pay the
millions of dollars which the dema-
gogues are votin,; for unwasranted PEN
sions." Yes aud the laboring-men in
the South pay large part Ct these mil.
lions, though their children are suffer-
ing for the educational facilities the pas
sage of the BLAIR bill would afford.