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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
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9iermit benz seebrteu beutf6en Bublis
FUN bon can Mntonto, Neus
8raunfeIs unb umgebuug
Die ersebene Mittbeilung, baB msin
&eifenber. Ser OttO @r6pIer,
fi9 ON biefigeu plabe befinoet, unb fid
bas 8ergniigen nebmen wir6, ben mer:
then Geutiden meine neuefen publitas
tionen our Nni@t uno freunbl. Mbonnes
ntent por3uleseu, inter 3uf@eruns
p~romptefter 8ebienung. ba 0err @r6ps
ler bauernb bier weilen uirb.-NQe geebrs
ten NbDnenteu tpel@e bic Merfe Ser
giniebler am Starnberser See" rSa.
Gam. 3ts." r8raf unb Milerstodter"
unuoltdnbi8 boben ioCten, bite i'd,
Rd an 0errrl @rbpler oil Solebabs
Strabe, San Nntonio, gu tuenberI. nell
der allen Mnforberungen gere6t tperoen
fann. Qo@a6tungsbol
8. S@miot, publiiber.
128-13O Clearinghouse Str, w.r, M,x,
115-117 3orfolt.5 Str, D 0O''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
Treberid @arae

6er bariibmte Sras6be. elm 2iebling bes
tbeatersebenoen 9ubIitums unierer
@taot, tritt am Ssnatag i'm Opernbau1e
auf. @egeben mirb: @alba, Der
Gladiator. Montag ben 5. Mdr3:
Ga # on GaboI, elm ueues Stid,
bas in ellen n0rbli9en Stdoten groBars
t'gen @rfolg eraielte. 9,enftag ben g.;
8rutus. ooer ber Sail BON Sarquin.
Jreb. Warbe tpirb bon elmer ausgeaei1=
neten 9ruppe unterfitBt unb bic Sees
nerien au allen Stiden inb fpesieI fir
feline 0orIteIungen genalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
Damenbiite sameubiite .

Bei 8. % olffon 1T cine groBe Nuss
wabl BON Jribiabrs Damenbaten elm.
getroHen, nit 4ufpub unb Obne Nufs
pug! Aae Qualitdter. bon ben einfa1.
fen big gu ben elegaHteften, fnb Der.
treteul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
2ur 6eiluna nerlangt !

rs 9errea unb 9amen bon San Nn.
tonic, tpe!6e an 9dmOrrbOiben unb
anoeren Oarm' 2ranfbeiten leioen, ND.
gen fi1 meleen unb gebeilt perben,
obne einen Nidel gu be3ablen Big bas
2eiben polifdnois beieitlgt 1T.
ellis & @bamberIain,
Dottoren, SOlebao Blod. Ode Goleoab
14,2 1870 unb 9oufon StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

s6y- Die neuen Waaren fir BIZ
@regorn groderp Go. langeu
nun an uno bic Girm1 bat berelts elnige
Carloads erbaIten. Man beiu6e baa
@eItdft unb prtife bic 8reife. 400 q
All Souftou.S trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

Das miebergenefeneG inb.
uMein fleines, Z Sabr altes Mdbhen
hattie beftigen 6uften unb Sdnupfea.
Sic tOnute ni6t i6iafen unb bufete
a # anaub6rlih. Wan rietb
mir, @bamberlains 1ultenmittel gu ge.
brauhen unb i6 mar iiber bic fofortige
2inberuug unb bic balbige D5lige Sc.
neiung erffaunt. I'm feinen preis
m69te i'd iebt obue oies Sausmiitel
fem. Sd babe biele berartige Mittel
probirt. aber oies III bas bette, bas i'd
iemals perfu9t babe" prof. s. M.
Meban, 9anoels Nfaoemie, Des
Woines, Soma.
Gum 8ersauf bel sc. obn& Co.,
gde Weit Commerce u. Shb.O hfraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
8 eras 8.

Nuf Der Mrtanfas Settle bon
Serartana wurbe elm Neger oerbaftet.
Der in Mount Yleaiant, Seras, eine
&etbe BON 8erbre@en ~begangen bate.
gr felte on bic teranii6en 8eb6rben
ausgeltefert tserben uno man tpartete
auf Die Nusfertiguns Der Muslieferungss
papiere, als bet Neger oieiem 8erfabren
bur9 @rlangung zines Qabeas corpus,
8efebls 3upDrfam. @emhtbli9 febte 5t1
infer Neser in ieinen Wasen unb wolte
auf unb bapon fabren, als fein Yferb
t6rrii6 wurbe unb ni6t an3ieben tpo0te.
Stun liegt bic @renae awtf6en Seras
unb Mrfanias befanntli9 mitteu in Der
StraBe. Das pferb tonnte ni@t pors
mdrts getrieben tperben, f9ob aber ba.
fur ben Wagen INNER mebr rtidmdrts,
big berielbe auf teraniidem n@ebiet",
itano. SIN Sou mar Der 9ber,ff, Der
auf feinea 2unbea bereits tpartete, aur
9ano unb nabm benielben aud obne
Muslieferuusspapiere fef. 81 fam
ber Neger our9 iein eigenfnniges
pferb in bas teranif9e @efdngnlB.
= Sberiff ". 81. Goote BON Mabe>
rid Gountp t%elesrapbttte benz @ouner.
neur, baB 5wei Off3tere unb 5mei Sol,
baten Der meritanli1en Mrrnee bon pies
bras Me9ras na@ eagle paB tamer,
unb neriu1ten, eiuen Deierteur auf bic
anOere Selte aurtd3uf9leppen. Der
Sheriff wolte fe berbaften, porauf He
auf Jpn unD fetnen @ebilfen f9oFen.
st erw,berte bic S9dfe, permunDete
@tnen unD t6otete einen Nnbern. Dle
beiDen unnerlebten nabmeu ben 0ers
wunbeten nit unb lieBen ben Sobten
liegen. Der Oeputb 5 Sheriff erblelt
cine SduBmunoe.
= Gie Mopofaten 6ancod & GbeGp
in Nuftin babeu u1ebrere 6dle BON
0ieb5i9teru, bic bonn Staqte Qanb ges
padtet batten, Dor bas 96ergeri1t ge.
bradt. Sbr Sauptargument beitebt
BARN, bob bas 2anbpahtgeieB untonz
fiitutionea 1T. Die &onfitution iagt
N,9ts iiber bic 8erpadtuug ber 6fents
li9eu 2dnbereien, fonbsrn f6reibt tur
ben 8erfauf Dor, unb bas @eieb, mels
DIES bic Berpa9tung autoriiirt, bee
ftlmmt, baB bas 2ano hr ni9t
meniger 6enn 4 @enis pro Mder
berpadtet tperoen fol-. Snoem nun
bic 2anbbeb6rbe ben Minimums preis
fur Pa6t auf 4 Gents fetftbt = 10 Ia
gen bic Iobotaten = 1T Der 3wed bes
@efeges, Der .fompetirenbe Nnsebote
bfrlangt, Dersitelt morbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
Ser @eabelsiObn amimtett . glal


bon Bolton siebt i'm Opernbauie an
Mittmo9 ben Z. atpet 3on3erte: cine
Matinee unb elm Nbeub. 2onsert. Ser
Club befebt aus ~folgenben RiinfIern
6err @uftap Ollie, Solo 0ioline,
6err 9aul Menbe, 8tOline,
9err Sbomas &pan. SOIo Glariuette
unb 8iola.
9err phil. &obeIberser. SoIo Gl0te
unb Biola.
6err 2ouis B%lumenberg, Solo.@ello,
SRI. Mnnie Carpenter, Sopraniitin.
gs ffebt uns bier elm mufttaIif6er
@enuB erfter &laiie in Musf9t unb es
folte Memanb berfeblen. wom6gli6
beibeu Gon3erten, bic iebes Elm aeues
prosramm brinsen, bei3uwobnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

Or. meb. WouS, praftifder
Nr3t. Office In Der Nlbini'f1 sn Npss
tbete, SO. 215 alamo pla3a. 3eIe.
pbsn 299. San Mntenio, 3eSas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

sas Soeben eingetrofen: Cine neue
Wuspabl BON Gnaben Ronftr +:
M q n bensMn3iig n In aGen @r6'
Sen Bel Sc B r. Soste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
3as Vemeffe BET @plffpu!

Die Samen San Mntonios tperben
erfu@t, 8. WoIfons groBes Eager
Don Oamenbtten Der -reuefteu Gacons
in Nugeafdein gu nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
Nlumeutbpfe in olten @r6ken

8%lumentbpfe in allen @r6Ben.
Rdfige fir @anarien.8 6gel. Mocking
birds, papaseien unb gidb6rnGen.
9amen ftr @anarieu : 8Ggel, better
Qualitdt.
Gutterrdpfe unb 8%obetpanuen fir
86gel. Sci paul Wagner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

erfu9 DE bic ct. patrids
piIIen unb berglei6e ibre Wirtung
nit b~erienigen anberer piIen. Sic be-
fiben bic 9uten @iseni6aften dlterer
Brdparate unb ,usleid bic mertbbplifen
Seilmittel, tpel9e bic moberne WiEens
t6aft entoedt fat. Oils elm Mittel ge=
gen Ratarrb unb 2eberleioen fteben bic
st. patrids 9iQen unerrei@t ba. gu
baben bel q. @obn 6 Co., gde
Wefts Commerce uno SibsO ffraBe.
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I1eher hsu l1ebp,son ous sic gsro

= ueber ben ueberfal auf Bic sSrau
Oeager uno beren 3o1ter in Der N1be
BON 2epn Springs tbeilt uns elm Rors
respondent pom 0slotes nod na1trdgs
lid GoIssnbes nit: SIS nor am Is.
6ebruar, Nbenbs 5 ubr, dig elm Mann
an bas 9aus Der Grau Oeaser fam, bic
nit ibrer 1~8id9tigen Sp1ter an Der
Seon mobnt. Die nddften Na9barn
wphnen etna cine Meile entiernt.
2aum NOR bic alte Grau berausgetre.
ten, I'M naG3ufeben,, per ba fei, als
Der Grembe ibr nit einem biden gi1eas
2nittel auf ben 2opf i@lus. baB fe
iofort betpuBtlos 5ufammenbra9. Sas
Mdbden elite berbei. UNI ibrer Mutter
au belfen, aber au9 fie erbteIt einen
i9peren S@Iag auf tie S6ulter. SIS
gelang. ibr a6er, bur6 bic Sbire 3u
enttommen. gtrna 100 99ritte bonn
Qauie brad fte obnmdGtig auiamnten,
erboIte fi9 aber baIo tpieber unD lief
bann gu ben ndGften Na95arn. Oieie
gingen. aud glei4 nit, fauben aber
feine Spur nebr bon benz Strol9.
Die alte Jrau mar ebenfaQs tpteber
gum 8epubtfein gefomu,err unb wiidte
f9 cas 8lut BON @eii9te. Sic bot
cine bebentliGe Ropfwunoe b%aponge.
tragen. Mebrere Nahbarn blteben bic
Na9t uber Bel ben Srauen ilnb bic
iibrigerl begannen In Der Na9t unb an,
anbern Morgen bic Spur bes Mnsrei.
fers 3u perfolgen. Man famb aber
WiGts BON 8elang, ba ftp bic Spuern
8 Uieilen bonn 9auie eutfernt i'm Bette
Der 2eone perloren. 1eber bas Motip
Der Shat 1T Ni@ts betannt. :. Muf
&aub 1T Der 9bdter ~iebenfals nidt
ausgegangeu, ba Ri9ts i'm 0auie
feblte. Der Mann mo- mittslgroB,
trua einen gelben Wadstu6. &esenrod
uro battle fi1 bas @efi9t 70 nit einem
Su9e perbUlt, baB nur gerabe nod gu
bemerten mar, oaB es elm WeiBer ges
tpeien if."-gs mare bringeilb 3u min.
f9en, baB ben 8eamten bic grmiitlung
beg uebeltb6ters gelange !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

pa- Soeben eingetroHen: Cine neue
Nusmabl bon 2naben 4onfirs
m a n b en- u Il In allen Gr0,
fen bel. @ebr. SOste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05
sdy- 8ai3e SreB @uitings
MAIDEN Elm bibfdes Sauatleib fitr ges
m6bnli9en @ebrau9. Die gr6Bte
Auswabl So, $40 uno $14, bel
@ebr. Spsfe.
MuerIei.

- 3mii9en benz Mapor gauagban
uno Sen. &uB fam es an Samftag
in graop's SalDor gu einem 8eneputre,
bas Der Yolitif entfprang urb f9 auf
bic g8eft : gnb Equalization ausbebnte,
nobel Der Manor bic Bemertung ge.
ma9t baben fol: rDiefes Def @nbs
@ef6dft 1T cine unebrlihe 5ransattion. E"
gs tpurben einise Gaufi@ldge ausges
tbeilt, bis Gleunbe permittelno ba3rpis
fhen fpranse,1 unb bepirften, baB cine
0erfobnung ber 2dmpfenben ftattfanb.
-Wer genau tpeiB, mie Gallagban tiber
6as Wefts@no bentt, Der rpirb au1 be-.
g%reifea, baB er bariiber nidt su fdmeis
gen Dermag.
- Wlr tptnihen benz reueu piano,
unb Wuiit @ef9dft BON u. 6 bees
M q n, Das in Moams & @ides @ebdube
etablirt pirb, aqen grfoIg. Mian finoet
bort 4lapiere renor1mirter Gabrifen su
6abrifpreilen.
- Bel benz Mr6iteften Sames Murs
pbp gineen fulgenbe Mngebote fur bic
uebernabme bes 8aues bes neuen
WObnbauies bes 9errn2 6. WolffOn elm
pauln & Oislmaun SO, 300
Bother & 2inbabl .--....... s 639
Welfb & 2emis. .......... 7.450
Ginf & 1mf9eib.. 1915
o. u. &eimann -.-........ $3.50
Wie mtiFen fi@ ba einige tuieber bers
/ redhuef bohent
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= Gin tutssr @ebrau6 NIT ct. So.
tobs Del mirb f5eumatli9e G6mer3e1
li9.r entfernen, wie i@on niele Saus
fenoe @elegenbeit batten 3u erproben,
beBbalb iolte niemanb s6gern, au bieiem
fi9erer uno biGigen Mrttel feline 3u>
Fu9t 5u uebmen, rpenu fi9 rbeumatif6e
2eiben etnftellen unb bic fi9ere Golge
pirb iein. baB ole @9mer3en in fur3er
3eit poardnoig berl@muubeu iein
merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

ma 8. BOLTON bat cine sroBe
Muspabl bon 2onfir m n B en- >
Nusigen in allen 8r6ben unb gu
allen Preifen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

sH- @oebeu eingetroffen: Cine 1eu.
Muswabl BON 2naben Bonfire
m a n Il q e in allen @r6s
Zen bel @ebr. Soste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-05

- Del s. WoIffon III cine erose
eeuouna BON 6rhbiabss > 9amenbtten
e~insetrnHeu.
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= Mleranber, gratb 60. 0or GINGER
3eit fam man bier auf Dem @lifons
i9en @runblttd beim Bobren zines
Brunuens 70 SUB unter Der grbober.
fd6e auf etne 2%oblenaber, BON IA SUB
Wd9tigfeit. Broben. neIde- bamals
nit Der &oble angeffellt tpuroen, piefen
nod. baB fie orn por3tgli9er 8ef6af=
fenbsit fei, un6 ueitere. probeu, bic ieite
benz sema9t finb, baben Is beftdtiet.
Sn elmer 8eriammlung, wel6e bic
Birger unieres Stdbtdens geitern Il.
Mdra) a~bsebalten baben, 1T nun be-
idloKen morben, einen S1d9t mad
bent Goblenbett gu graben; Elm 2omite
TT ein9efebt, tuel6es ben pIaB betim.
men ioq. no Der S6a9t angelegt mer.
ben io0. Subferiptionea fur bas Inter.
nebmen 3u iammeln u. I. NJ; 5000
murben fofort in Der 0eriammlung ges
3eidust, uHo man 5offt, balb ben 3eft
Der 5umme, peI6e n6tbig 1T, auiamz
meu3ubaben uno nit Der Arbeit begins
ueu 5u fDnnen.
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sas- Sbr fpart @eIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudiaden bel SObnon 8ros.
aufertigeu IdBt.
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~ onirmanben an.
in allen @r6Ben unb gu alIen
preifen BET 6. WoIffon.
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Spiel @aarem >@ei66ft
- rDn-
PAUL WAGNER.

Die retG1te uno ele0antetfe AnsDoti
BON Artifeln, welhe N& befcnbers 3a
@eburtstass. unb pO&Bsits @ef&enteu
ei9uen, ais
Stlberplattirte Waorer.
Statuen BON Brcnje, Terra . Gotta,
Yorseaan nno Mlabafer.
&elisiSie GiSuren, GrueifTe uub 80.
ie~ntran5e.
Blunnen- Baien nnb Nmpetn.
Eahen, fem beccrirte.
Nlbums in GROCER auswabt.
photographer aler Art.
Scubenirs NIT 81 Nnfdtep bon Gau
Nntcuic, fur so Gents.
8ilper. unb Bilber= Natnien.
Muffpoiea unb rbren
SpernSldier gnb Ternrptre.
EaidenmeGer unb Smeeren.
Gamen. unD 6erren.E Toilet Necedatye.
@elbtaiGen fur 6erren unb Damel.
Dumen.9 unotai@en.
Brief Mappen.
6&reibseuse unD NOti5ba&er.
8iitensGarten. @tuis.
Damen Nrbeits= R6f&en uab 9Bvbe.
SaabsS piesel unb Ramme.
Raud-E ,ide unb Serpice.
gisarrensG tuis.
3eitunSs. Woppen.
6pajierfSde.
gcsel. nnb Gi&horn.9 dfee.
Nccorbecns, 3itbern unb HarmenieSs.
Wui&eln in GROCER auspabI.
6iid.M ppurote.
Bapiere uno ionfise W~ateriaIieu jug
NnfertiounS BON Bapier Dlumeu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

rh animal industry. Mixed iarmu
nahles one 10 have something To tur
II ut each season uf the wear; fat hoo
very seventy days from May 10 Decen
her; sheep, wool and lambs. if he keep
hem; eggs aud fowls in their ea>on
md numerous things. IL largely ~
bios tat, farmer, If ne makes the rigi
.alrulation.tn pay his running nxpen>.
he goes along. like store bills. blact
smith bills and repair bills II eau 4
lone, il vnu are determined II shall 4
inne. If YOU pay ms Won GO. You y
vays have money m your p 'cket an
ou feel all the better for ii NJ duu
,ar small debis To worry YOU. Il wi
end 10 prol0ng lie. as many men wes
~ faster by worry than by work.
Let Us look little more at detail
For exampls farmer on eighty acre
t good land can carry from twenty I,
veniN five bead of cattle. four or tv
nrses and from thirty Ia forty hogs
And should make two hundred loads
MANURE a year. The farm shOu
divided as follows: twenty acres
lA>iure. twenty in meadow. sweniy in
mn and roots, and twenty into graz
I1u cnuld then seed Ia clover and tin
thy with each crop If grain, and HAY
ara on sud each wear. aud the land Nv
lars in grass with each seeding;
would form a four years roatinn, VII
he land improving all the time. WIZ
permanent pasture il would m ikr
hrep years rn'a'ion The gross sal
hould average $500 per wear A hu
tired and sixtN acres should double IL
uare. This average is for the geuer
,rmer
Il should be the aim of every ma
no gets his living out nf the sil
,irive Ia add Ia its produriivenpSs. "
viii sun up with some Proverbs f.,
farmers.
|. The WAYS of the farmer are no
III VANS ~ pleasanlneSs, nor are til,
o4thS thereof the paths of raSe.
?. Nun is 20 earn his bread by tht
swat af his face aud there j. M excep
ion made in favor If the farmer
8 To farm successfully man mus
YORK wisely 70 work wisely one mus
know The nature and 'capqriiy II tnri
soil These can be learned only by care
tu study and observation.
4. W. live in progressive times an
rue farming must he progressive.
5. Ia farming as in other thing
he diligeni are rewarded witt surces>
6. The obstacles in the way of sue
rrSSfal farming are ignorance m
carelrssneSS. being TOO eager To keen
all the land under the pillow aud Sellin!
Oft all the cerinl4 ralSrd instead Of feed
ing them on the farm.
z A fair knowledge of farming.
faithful attention to business. and >
thorough and timely preparation of III
soil for the seed and careful savin
and applying ofthe N inure vii m tx
anv mana successful farm /.
s. d. not expect of your farm ia
crops unless You feed your soil
s. Profitable farming greatly d
penis upon the gathering up of IN
fragm ,nts tna' II thing he lost Fra
meBtS nf time can be- used in readin
up about Your business.
10. Live not FIR self. Make you
Knowledge profitable t. Others seekin
10 learn farming. that the coming gen
Grafton Of farmers may excel the pres
cni
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
AGRICULTURAL FANS.
By j MCKENZIE. President Of the Grant Co
Agricultural Society. i.ancasfer

By j j MCKENZIE. President Of the Grant Co
Agricultural society, Lancaster,
The successful management OF ayri-
cultural fairs is suhject that is of
Specia! interest To those having them in
charge. fhrir management may be
sad Ia be the measure of their success.
and will account frr The fact that some
are live, attractive and prosprrnns. and
others feeble. uuinvItIng and inactive
The fact Is often overlooked hat a fair
i business Institution requiring CO.
pac'ty to manage it as do o ner enter
priSrs. and thar il is one IF magnitude
dealing in diff rent RELATIONS with man,
people whrr- experience, skill. aftrn-
tIun and regularly defined methods ara
highly essential TO harmony and sur
cess There has been ton little progress
IN our fairs, the IDEA that npst anyona
can Image a fair, has pui sam. ~
them in the hands OF incom ortent men
who have neither ability nar ENERGY
enough Ia originate or adopt nrw
i,ieas and hence they give them pic.
ture OF samrneSs every Year iftstead of
4 bright, fresh and attractive look thar
will make them inviting. The k.y thar
will unlock the mystery IT the. decay ~
some fairs will DO found in the sAct th.t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
True stnteme tF.re vi.

Kind r aderS an ClkjzeaS Of F. mi
more: We would like to address you,
and all who may feel interested in thu
Fennimore Fire O.. dispute once more,
in order to give you the truth and facts
of the case, and to refute the false and
living statements which have been mad,
in your issue of January 18th, by
parties styling themselves soft Heads.
The first statement they made is that
the Fire Company, organized abou
three years ago,only lasted two or tire
months. Now, every citizen of Fenni
more. who may interest themselves ii
this matter can easily find out that thi
company lasted more than one year
It was organized before the village wa
Incorporated, and before the sprin,
town election, in 1885. The village wa
Incorporated in the fall of 1885, and W
have evidence that committee of thoS
was appointed early in the spring OF
1886, to notify the village bord that
the company would disband if they d q
not furnish the necessary fire apparatus.
and the company disbanded shortly
after.
We do not know what the nemb |
of the village board told the marshal.
neither do we care; but we were notified
by citizens and not BY the marshal tina
there would be citizens meeting t
organize Hook and Ladder Company
on Saturday evening, Dec. 10th. TIL,
meeting was held in the town hall, AM
the company was organized in goot
faith, by the majority of members at least
with membership of twenty-five, wht
were present ut the meeting, and pu
down their names without any malice
OF spite, and without knowing that any
one had not been asked to meet with us
We met to organize company tina
would and could work at fire, even j
we periled our lives to save the life of ;
fellow being or his hard earned proper
ty. If the parties who were dissatisfied
because they were not asked to attenC
the meeting wished TO join us, they were
at liberty to do so any time.
Soft Heads, as they style themselvei
IN their communication. say that :
motion was made by Mr.. Oswald to nc
cept or reject the company. and it wa,
lost By vote Of five to two. Now, deal
citizens, did we elect seven members D
the board at last Mays election, or wa,
there only six trustees and presden
elected? 1t appears that seven members
voted. and as we understand it tn,
president is not TO vote on any question
unless it be 10 decide tie vote. and Their,
does not seem to be a tie. How is iii
We cannot understand the arrangement
They (Soft Heads) say nothing was sale
at the meeting about committe being
appointed TO confer with the board. Very
true. The committee was appointed t.
confer with the village board Mt tn ell
next regular meeting. This meeting Of
Dec. Goth, was, it appears, a specia
board meeting; but it was advertised t.
be citizen $ meeting to organize fire
company Why could not the village
board organize the fire company at theil
. peze EesRslaE Resinq, Jan, A1he Whl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
MIXED FARMING.
By j A. CURTIS. Patch Grove. Wis

BY j A. CURTIS, Patch Grove, Wis,
Nj mixed wlh haphaz nd way.
nor with drndgerv and small profits.
Il should not be mixed with shif,l4ss.
ness. or in running To town three or
tour times week and spending a half
day ar more eaah time. II shonld
not be mixed with horse trading or
dicktring in something outside of ynur
business We want farming mixed
with industry and honesty. nat win
chancery and fraud We want it mix.d
with willingness I'd improve and NJ,
so cnncelfed as % say.'I know All shou,
farming. and there amt any paper ths,
can tell ME nothing abou, it" Wn-r..
this feeling exists it may account far
much unproiitahIr farming The oldest
and most successful farmer is general,
the MIST Ready 10 learn sonnet hing new
s6vut bis business and It IS uyaaLsy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

nPlow ed. Their cultivation will IN
IRE bitches where the land il hilly.
md last by pillow less and seed down
nore with clover. As farmers of Gran
punty we should try in every possibl,
say to arrest the large amount of sri
nnually washed from our fielIs
sDecially those planted TO corn.
Plowi g is the first step in farming
let us. as agricuturists, start RICH
nd then go ahead. for in all ages till
q the soil has been regarded as tn,
nost honorable occupation. aud in en-
ghtened countries agriculture has beer
stored often favored and always con
idered to he ut the foundation o
rational prosperity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
G w. L. SMITH.

Two eminent orators will appear IN
the Plattevlle Lecture Course during
The next few days, as follows; Col. Geo.
w. BAN as announced last week in his
lecture Z" The Pendulum Of Life, on
Thursday, the 10Th inst.
G n. Geo G Sheridan of Washington
D. G. in his famous lecture "rhe Mod
ern Pagan on Monday Jan. 2Srd.
We are expecting rare treat in each.
A St. Paul freight got or the track
'a>t Wednesday at Woodmau, and
bockaded tue Narrow Gauge for TIA
Ayarfrv tars
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
Basket SocIable.

There will b. basket sDciable At the
Rock School House ON Friday evening
January 20. TO commence at 6 O'Clock
P. NJ. All are invited.
n w l. S,FTTu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
II y s ION S

Having had five year experience as al
Examiner in The Pension ihice ~ Washing
ton. am prepared TO prosecute CLAIM
FOR PENSION, or any business before n.
Departments. with dispatch. Govt Fe,
when successful.
FLETCHER :. EIDD.-
sts IRncRsFRr. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
.ss,N.MasEh

A,iora y-JoHN D. WILSON, Boscobc
Wis. Attorney aui Counselor &C Law.
.niacticp ia all Wis ~ sin Courts and 10 r
United ) rtes Court makes Collections a.
rausacts business promptly. OAice over Ras
Bros hardware store.
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