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The Record Falsifi I'D.

The following statement was sent from
Staunton to the Richmond Dispatch and
Wh{g. incorporated into what purported to
Republican Mass Convention on Saturday
last. and published in the Sunday edition
of those papers
Mr.. Craig nominated list of delegates
to represent Augusta at Petersburg. The
list includes the names of ChaS. Curry, S.
Brown Allen, and W. E. Craig. Hon. ia
cob Yost failed to be elected as dele
gate
The writer of this statement knew that
the list Of delegates referred to was never
adopted by the Convention. He knew that
the list was changed. substituting the
name OF Mr., Curry for Mr.. 9ost. after
Capt. Peyton had vacated the chair, or
changed without the knowledge Of the
Convention, or attention being called to
it, He knew that when the list was first
read, Mr.. Y ost'S name headed the dele
gates at large. Mr.. Curry's name was not
mentioned in connection with delegate at
large for the county in either meeting. The
list of delegates as originally presented by
Mr.. Craig Was the only LIST read in the
first meeting. and the delegates nap2ed in
it are the only ones that were even claimed
to have been elected.
After the two county meetings had al
journed. the city meeting was held. In
that meeting Mr.. Craig moved that the
delegation from the city be doubled, with
half a vote each. and stated that he wanted
TO see Mr.. Curry elected as one of the del
egates from the Cd Ward.
Certainly up to that moment there was
no intimation Of Mr.. Curry's name hav-
ing been substituted for that of Mr.. 7 ost.
as delegate at large for the county. and
this, it must be remembered, was after
both county meetings had adjourned sigaR
die.
By what authority then was the change
made ? There could be no authority for
it. It was either not made at all. or if
made, it was direct and indefensible
Justification of the record. AND no man
will be more prompt to condemn 1t than
Mr. Curry himself.
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We are authorized by three CT the gen
tlemen who attended the conference OF
Republicans at Richmond, who are OPP
posed to the present plan of organization
to say that Col. H. G. Parsons name was
not mentioned in connection with the
State Chairmanshlp OF anything else, as
insinuated by Mr.. w. E. Craig. in a card
published in the VIRGINIAN fast week. 1t
was merely a ruse of Mr.. Craig, to draw at
tention from the real points at issue, and
the unpleasant position into which he has
been seduced, for the purpose of serving
Gen. Malone. We trust it will prove an
instructive lesson to him, and incline him
to steer clear of an influence that has in
it fer him nothing but harm.
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THE MARK ETS.

There has been substantial Improvement in
prices in grain and hay, since last report
| n this section wheat is scarce the surplus sup
ply being nearly exhausted, and not more Than
enough TO keep the mills grinding. The
to the spring wheat in the Northwestern
States, added to the free shipments abroad has
caused this advance and the solid condition of
the market.
s. s5 super s. s5. Wheat. a3 ito Csc Corn, IS
to s.; Oats So to 81. Hay, timothy Sli to
$l4 SO: mixed, $12 to Sl2 so.
LIVE STOCk.-Baltinore Apr. 30-Beef Gait lie
50 SO to S. 00-most sales 81 90 and S. per 1OC
lbs. Sheep, nnshorn, Oh to rs; clipped, S 50
to g 90 per 100 lbs: Lambs, ~ to 8 cts gross
Richmond, April 3O,-Beef cattle, AZ to cts.
gross sheep. to &c gross. Hogs, 6 to "a
gross.
Nea0 York, April 30.-Beef Cattle, 81 So to SIS 90
Sheep, Sc to 81 50 per 100 lbs. unshorn-clipped
5 81 to 81 per loo lbs. Lambs IS to SIS per head
Hogs 5 90 to 80. per 100 lbs.
STANTON MARKETS.
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vania, SO. The candidate having lS2 delegates
will be nominated.
suppose that of the eleven states above
named MI Blaine has 40 strength whatever in
nlhe odiheln ant u bare majority in the other
Two. Ihen MI. Sherman would have 1914 dele
gates actually preferring him and Mr.. Blaine
put to Under the majority rule sherman
would win easily Yet under the operation of
the unit rule Mr.. Blaine, with scarce one-fourth
OF the convention i'll his favor, would receive
The nomination. Here is the demonstration:
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Bath Coanty.

The Republicans of Bath county met
at Warm Springs on the 25th of April to
appoint delegates TO the Petersburg and
Lexington Conventions. Col. A. G. Nc.
Guffin was called to the chair in the absence
of the chairman, and T. S. McClntic ap-
pointed secretary. The following dele
gates are stated
LIST Dist, Col. w. D. Erwin, Delegate
0. Hamilton, alternate.
End Dis, J. FL. McClintic, delegate;
Geo. A. Rivercomb. alternate
3rd Dist. d. N. Wandless, delegate; C..
H. Harruff, alternate.
4th DIST, Jack Mccoy, delegate; S. G..
Burger, alternate:
Onmotion Col A. G. MEG uffin and Hon.
A. M. McClintic were added to the list.
A resolution was adopted opposing any
interference in the 10th Congressional dis
trict by the State Convention.
We have on hand comm unicaSiOn from
Col. H. &. Parsons, which reached US too
late for this issue. L will be published
next week and will prove interesting read
ing.
We also have communication from j.
Lucien Hamilton, Esq, in reply to COM
munication which appeared last week in
the VIRGINIAN. We are compelled to
postpone it until next week. 1t is sharp
aud tart.
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Respectfully announce mYselfas a candidate
for reelection to the office of City Sergeant,
for city of Stanton. III take this Oeccao on
to return thanks fGr!the many kindnesses, Of
my fellow-citi2ens in the past, and solicit theiF
mari 'SS-tde. w. d. RUM ELS.
To the Voters of the City of Stanton
hereby respectfully announce myself can
didate for the office of City Sergeant, and
zeps, and promise, if elected, a faithful dis
charge of the duties. LOGAN TURNER
marS-tde
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VTIRGINIA--I n vacation.-In the Clerks Of
flee, Circ nit Court of Augusta County
May LIST, 1888.
Maripm f. fropes ais, ,,.....,..,.....P plaintiffs.
VS..
AleS. N. Taylor & ais, Defendanta
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit 10 to effect a settfemert
of the estate of Martha Rusmiselle, decd it
appearing by affidavit filed that Catharine r.
Staubus, Solomon Staubus Bassie E., Marium
M, William g., Martha A. Mary c. Bertha F..
Robt. L., George g.. and Bersa Mclaughlin
Infants are non residents of this state, it is
day after due publication Of this netiee isa{i
do what Is neeessary to protect their interests,
Teste- j. N ysRI An.
Curry, p. O. may3
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NEW ADvERTIs EMENTs.

MIR. SIN ALL is one of the most original and
eloquent lecturers now before the country
This lecture is one of thrilling Interest, is pre-
uralness. 1t is not once in a life time that an
opportunity is offered to hear one SO gifted an
impressive, as well as amusing and entertai H.
ing.
Admission, Is and Csc Reserved seats, soc.
ES= Don't ia1l TO secure seats. mays
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MAYOR.
CITY TREASURER.
CITY SERGEANT.

Respectfully announce myself candidate
for election to the position of City Treasurer
and ask the support of my fellow-cit1zens In
the coming election ARISTA HOGE,
mari -tde
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NEW ADVERTISER

EOR SALE.-Twc building lots on Market
IL Street. For terms apply at ,, -
maya lI3 MARKET ST.
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CoMMoNwEAI,TH,s ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election. this spr, ng, to the office Of Common.
wealth s Attorney for the city of Staun ton and
respectfully solicit tile support of my fellow4ctt
zens i'll the coming eleetion. A. e. BRA xToN..
mar. lst.tde.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
We are authorized to announce w, H,
GOODE for the office of Com missioner of Rev,
enue for the city of Stauntop, |
Spec Vim copy. feh23
respectfully announce myself as a Candi~
date for reelection TO the Office of Commission.
err OF the Revenue for the City of Stauntoh.-
During my term of office have done all in nv
power to guard the interests of The City, and
protect the individual rights of citizens. In
asking my fellow citizens to return me to office
pledge the same fidelity toduty, as have en-.
deavored to render in the past.
mar lSt,-tue. T. j. CROWDER
respectfully announce myself a. candidate
fof Commissioner OF the Revenue for ths City
of,Stau ntoas Z. Il; is. W. AIBE.s
mar l,t-- tde. Il
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ANNOUNCEM ENrS.

If the follow irg ramed gentlemen members
of the present City Councii, will stand for re-
election, upon the record they have made they
will be supported by MANY VOTERS
LIST Ward, 81 Ward.
G. Bargamin, F. X. Berkeley,
John D. Crowle. r. F. Bell, -
John McQuaide. 4. ]. Butts,
NJ. B. Oberdorfer II. A. McMahon
w. F. Summerson VIM. i. Craig,
Jas. w. Teabo, W. P; Tams.
may3-tde
MAYOR.
If E. 1. Jones will consent to run for the Of
flee of Mayor of the city of Staunton he will be
supported by MANY VOTERS,
Having examined the call presented me
signed by many prominent gentlemen, have
consented to allow my name to be used for the
office of Mayor of the city of Staunton. Should
it be the pleasure of my friends to elect me- /
promise to perform the duties of the office to
The best of my ability
April 18th. 1888. =. /. JONES.
We are authorized to announce A, H. FUITZ
for Mayor of the city of stanton.
To the Voters of the City of Stanton:
respectfully announce myself a candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing city election
marl5 w. G. STRAUGHAN.
respectfully announce myself candidate
for Mayor of the City of Staunton.
mchl5- tide SAM'L 8. SAIELTZER
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Having learned that
L number of Taxpayers are under The i'm
preston that they can pay their taxes at any
time prior to Sept. lst., 1 hereby give notice
t hat such impre ssion is entirely erroneous
Al tdnes must be paid by the Slst of May BY
deputies are Instructed to give no further IN .
diligence. Respectfully.
]. N. McFAR LAND,
may3-2t County Treasurer
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to a decree of
the Hastings Court of the City of stanton rem
dered in the Cause of Tams' Trustee VS.. McGuf
fin ct ais, will sell at public auction in front OF
the Courthouse in Stanton.
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consideration.
So that there was not single PROPOSE
tion or motion made by the Craig faction
that was adopted by the Convention, ex-
eept the appointment Of chairman, IN the
manner, and for the reasons stated above
1t was clear to every impartial observer,
that at least two thirds of the convention
were in favor of the resolutions, Dotwith-
standing the efforts actively employed for
days previously to bring in al who could
be induced to vote on the opposite side.
and the trick that was resorted to to de-
ceive some of those who did vote. There
were no delegates properly elected by the
Convention over which Capt. Peyt0n pre-
sided. There was nothing done but wrang-
ling and contention, and the chair was
vacated without the fGrmality of a vote or
any action looking to 3 formal adjourn
ment.
Under these circumstances, Mr.. W. X.
lands was called to the Chair and the
Convention proceeded to adopt the resolu-
tions on an aye and nay vote; delegates
were chosen according to the call OF the
State Chairman, and The Convention, af-
ter it had finished the business for which
it was conyened. on formal motion, for
malIy adjourned.
We claim that the Convention over
which Mr.. Landes presided was the only
regular body. whose proceedings were reg
ular, whose results were regular, and
which reflects the sentiments of four fifths
of the Republicans of the county. At no
time, either in this or tie previous SEES
sion was a single proposition or iaaotion
made by the reform faction that was not
legitimate. proper, honest and sincere, and
in compliance with the law of the party.
and which did not reflect the sentiment
of large majority of the Republicans Of
the county.
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6auernbe SeiIRns bon 2unsenfdmiuoiu9t,
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unb 2nns~eufranfbeiten aussebdubigt. Au9
Elm MitteI fir poftibe, rabifole 6eiIuns ben
Nerbenfdpd9e unb allen Experimentation.
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Mitmenf9en bsfanut az MAIDEN. Son blelem
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fenbe oielea 9aesept foifeufrei an aIs, bic -
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Matter MATTER MATTER ! !
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Sdreien zines franfeu Rinbes, melmes
Sdmer;er bonn DurAbreden ber Sdbne
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Grben, Die es periudte unp Gu4 nitt nit
tbeilen miirbe, ba6 90 bic Ginsereibe res
sulirt, ben Steinen Salfe unb @eiunsheit
anb Der Wlntter Nute peri&afft. baB 60
ME 3auber mirtt. Das Mittel 1T ader in
allen Tallen unb ansenehm BON @eidmod;
es rirb bon elmer Der Slteften uno beiten
Dcctcrinuen in ben Ser. Staaten bers
f&rieben. l1eberaa Su haben, bie 6lai4e
III % Gents
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feinem Greunbe Bropn. Dieter ertph
berte wibig: sJa, aber es mirb lang
genus fem, Big i9 Elm anberes be-
tomme." Man6e Menf6en seben 10
Diel auf Mr3neien aus, bic Sbnen iueber
6silang nod 6lIfe setpdbren, baB i,eiie
2leiber bel ibnen tpie gnaeIsbeiu9e
finb = tuenise unb ielten. SnnerIi1e
Gieber, 2ungeni9md9e, 2ur3atbmigs
felt unb i@lei9enber Suften uei1en
balb benz 5auberbaften ginfluB ienes
porsasli9en 0eilmittels, DIR. Sc. 9.
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
(solbene mebi3inif6e gntbeduns.)
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800
Belubunna.
800

PAOO pxOO
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items cine gefir9tete Granfbeit giebt,
tpeI6e bic Wifenihaft in al ibren
Gtabiel bat turiren tonneu, unb bas III
Der Qatarrb. 0al's 3atarr1 Rur III
bic ein3ige iebt in Der mebi3inilGen
8riberI9aft betannte poEitipe 4ur. Der
Gatarrb lit cine Gonititutipnstranfbeit
uno ~erfproert cine fonffitutionsmdBige
8ebanolung. 9an's &atarrb : Sur
pirb eingenommen urb tpirtt brett auf
bas Blut uno bic 56leimbautFd9en
bes Spfents, babut9 bic @runologe
Der 9ranfheit setft6renb uuo benz ga.
tienien Stdrfe gebenO, inbem fie bic
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ibrer Nrbeit biIft. Die gigentbiimer
baben 10 piel Nertrauen 3u ibreu 9eils
frdften, baB he bun6ert Dollars fur ie.
ben SaI anbieten, ben iie ui9t beilt.
2aBt @ah bic Site Der 3eugniHe toms
men. Mbreifirt
s. S. @henep & Co.,
Solebo, Ohio.
ds-9ertauft bon s~lpotbeferu, IS @ts.
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Geiammtaussaben 3. alaKe. IS, ~
gb. 6rob6fe,
SdaBmeiter bon Gerar @ountp.
San antonio, Seras, 16. Geb. 1888.
Ridtig befunben: 6. s. Mursba9,
@ountn : Ri9ter.
Atteit: 9bab. %. Smith, County.
@lert, 8erar Co., Seras.
goniolibirter Beri@t Der Ginnabmen
unb Nusgaben BEG County S9aBs
meifters gb. Srob6Ie bonn 1. Nop.
1887 bis 81. Sanuar 1888.
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Die Spursn Wiliam 3ascotis,
Der ben @bieasoer Wiliondr Suel err
morbeie, fno big Sos angelas, Gali.
fornien, berfolgt morben. Sn ieiner
8egleituag befinbet fi9 elm innges
Mdb6en. 9~lugeublidii9 bot er pers
mutblid f6on bic meritanifde @rense
iiberf9ritten.
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Sar Sarmer.

Wenn sSbr rod San Antonio fomrit
UNI gintdufe gu MAIDEN, eebt gu Sips
& 0aarmann, Wo. Is unb 20
Commerce ; StraBe. BORT finbet Sbr
bas reidbaltigife 2ager bon aderbars
gerdibi6aften, giien., 3inns unb 1le@s
Waaren, Gi6en, uno GtubeusO efen;
fertige Wagen un6 ale bo5u get6rigen
ein5elnen Sbeile, Sobn Deere pHiige
unb Dsborne's Mdber ltnD 2edeu.
Sips & 9aarmaun bebiener Sud
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als irgenb cine anbere 6irnta.
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ger bon Sdpeten, 4ouIeauI,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eiffen.
unb ferner neben 3ei1nensM aterialien
afler Mrt, 6arben un6 Mnfrei
der : MateriaIien, Defenders
6ammers fertig gemifdte
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Matfte, bic uater boiler Garantie bers
fault tperben. Sen ferr unS 9pie.
gelgLas unb anbere in 6ieies G09
f1lagenbe alrtifeI; tuorin 6err Maller
bas grDBte 2agerim Weiten bes Staas
les bat. Iuftrdse aus BEN 2anbe iuers
ben prompt atsgefihrt.
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80 lag boz inn i'm tbauigen graIe bic
&ofe, tpel@e CT ibr am b~ergangenen
Mben6 geaeben bate. Die 3ertretene
8lltbe beriudte Dergebens aus ben
9bautropfen fid aeues 2eben sutrinten.
-...S SER bl0ber Sinn bermpdte nt9t
gu ~erratben, pie Die 8liitbe bierber ge,
fomrnen mar, bic er ielbf nod In ibrer
9anb seieben bate, als ffe In ben Sans
men berf1munben mar. ct wnBte
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b e ausflhren IdBt. Gabritanteu res
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piper & S@ultbeB baben ie,s einert
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2reii1en Ginger beriimmter @eigen.
Da baben fe geboriam TIRE 8erlobuns
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ginnabmen ........ IS $3.50
SD beideinise hermit, baB Der obi5e
Beri9t iber bic bon mir %eingenommes
men unb berausgabten @elber mdbrenb
bes Sermins, Der am 81. Sanuar 1888
enbst, ri6tig 1T.
CD. Srob6fe,
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bige 36iuug Der bulgarif9en Grage bers
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maday.

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beiben binuntetIebeu, menn es Sag
mar. 5anf aber bic 5onne. 10 muroe
bas cine DON linen friiber In 91atten
gebiGt. Sos mar aud beute 10. Sn
bdmmsrnbem 3uieli@t lag bas fleinere
Doif in mel9em er geboren mar. m6bs
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Strohba6ern lag, tDel6e ibr bic Sci.
NATL bebeuteten.
9iiben un6 briben! - un6 bic
S1eibepanb bilbete Der i9nnale 9iigel;
rur an elmer STEELE fpnnte r1an fret
nod beiben Sbdlern f9auen. Das mar,
mo fi1 Der MaIb fenfte. l1nb ba jtaas
ben ffe beute i'm 56meigen bes naben.
ben Mbenbs...
sic ftanben ba ni9t gum eriteu Mal
5uiammen. Nber nobl mar beute in
ibne1 elm @efibI, es f6nue bas Iebte
NtaI fem. 9enu He parer teine Gins
Der mebr unb aud bas Dorf bat feline
Mnltanbsgeiebe, lDenn bieielben aud
ni9t in bemielben MaBe allen menlh.
lid pabren @eflbl 9obn ipre6en, ME
bic Der iogeuannten geieaf9aft.
gs baben auet Meni6en eiue Susenb
aulammet1 perlebt. Da fommen bic
Sabre Der r~elfen3en gntnidelung unb
fte tperben it6 frem6. gine 2luft tbut
fi6 atpif9en ibneu auL On pel9er bic
Nugen Der &inber iorglOs porbeigegans
gen inb. sic baben angefangen, feIbfs
ftdnbig gu benfen. 30 5erreibt matt9es
Banb, oas erff pieber angetnitpft tper=
ben muB,-oft ME tpieber tpirb. Mber
oft f6eint es au6 nur 10, als babe fi1
elm Srennenbes snii6en lie geffe1t. 9a
fibrt bag eigene Denten fie tpieber 3u.
iammen 1nb pieber greiTen bic &inge
bes 2ebens ineinanber. unb 1Ii9ts
binbet Meni6en feter auiammen, dig
bic @rinnerungen elmer glidli9en SUI
genb.
- 1eute Mbenb nolte er reben.
gber 6as @efibl Der 5@a6ternbeit Der
Geliebten gegeniiber = tDel9e mebr
als anes anoere fur bic &einbeit Der
2iebe biirgt-f9loB ieinen Muno. Sic
batten tpenig an bieiem Abenb geIprO.
den unb trennten fi9 nun aud i9meis
geno, obtpobl fe puBten, baB ibr 8ers
fummen bielet9t iber bas Slid hires
2ebens entf9ieb. Gum eriten Male
bie0ei@t irennten fie ii9, obne Elm neues
3uiammentreffen berabrebet, pbne aud
nur elm ioldes ertpdbnt gu baben. unb
bod fibltett beibe, pie bies llnterIa1en
fe tpieber 5u trennen brobte. giner
tpiro es Jetgbeit nennen, unb er wiro
ni@t 70 gang uure6t baben---- N6er
toer lit benin ni@t feige in un3dbligen
Dingen9 Sdgli9 un6 itin6li9?
Sic nabm bic &oie aus feiner 6anb,
tpeI9e er ibr tnie geD6bnli9 gebra9t
bate (6enI He liebte bic 8lumen unb
ging barrt langiam ben Steg binunter,
Der ad ibrem Oorfs fhbrte. gr lab ibr
mad, Bis ibre i@6ne. f@lanfe @efalt In
ben Sannen perl9puabem tuar. Sn
feiner Bruit tpebte zines iener &dtbfel
Der Weni1enfeele, feline 6dben, far bic
teiner bas erratben6e MDrt finben miro:
ct tpuBte, baB bort ales BON ibm sing,
tpas aIIein bas Slid feines ~ferneren
9ebers fem fonnte, uno ct lieB es
geben.
Mit einem F9peret bergen fiieg CT
bantt auf 6er aroert Settle ju ieinem
Dorfe nieber....
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-22
Mmsetse fur stemer3abIer.
9th Solicitors Office,

Gan antonio, Z. 9obember, 1887.
Ser rntersei9nete madt bierbur@ %betannt,
pas bic fdDtifGe ab SaIorern nnb Ropftener fur
bas Munisipaliabr 1887. baS am 80. Gebruar
1883 enoet, faIig If. Die Steuern finb Dor
benz aenannteu Datum gu entri6ten.
s. 6. Saueten,
e.11, t6om, iplog Gtdotiihsr Collector.