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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01
etaat Obio, Stabt 8olebo,}
2ucus @ntrnth. S. S.

8ranfS s. ebene1 befdpDrt, haB ct Der
dltere 9artner Der Girma s. s. @beneb C
Co., 1T, pelde @efddfte in Der Stabt SoIebo,
in obcn senanntcm gountb unb Gtaate, tbut,
uno OoB befapte Girma bic Sumne bon in.
6unhert Dollars fur jeben i5au bon &a.
tarib besablen pirb, Der burd ben @ebrau6
BON SaII'S aatarr6 &ur nidt sebeilt
iuer6en fam. Granf s. Gbeneb.
8eldboren bor mir unb unerf9rieben in
meiner @egenipart am 6. September A. d. 's6.
~ q. @. @IeafDn,
W. offentli@er gtotar.
Saa's statarr6 aur tpirb innerIid senpn,.
men uno ipirtt brett auf bas 8lut unb Die
fdleimigen SberFdden bes Shffems. Qabt
Gud umlont 8eusnifie fommen.
8. 8. @beneH & Co., fslebo, ..
GB 8erfauft bon slpotbetern, rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01
litter ben eefanobeitSidbaoli6en Wif
brGudleu

tit ber bb8artste unp bduisite Der nrtbeilSlpe nnp
gu pdufise @ebraua BON 9urSanSen. gBenn cerartise
Mepi5tnen peritdnentbppu aussepdRlt unb Sur reten
3eit senpmmen werpen, itnb lie sepiB nhsli6, aber
piele 9eute iuden lb bic fdlmmien aus, sreifeu ppn
elmer mad her anberen uub nebmen e CUR unrt6ttsen
3ett en no tie nttS mehr nlsen, ipnhern nur laDen
tpnnen. Our 0erbetIbrun9 zines 9ebetbli6en 3uz
eres al8 opietter' lRa8enbitters IS lit pHan3lihen
nripruns5 unp elm iGerer Griae i'm @alcme uno baue
Yiuen, pieIe ptoermdrtiSen Orc9ueu; eS perurIadbi
ein netien unp regulir nidt bic unreselmdBstet=
ten in pen 6unttpuen her gerhauun9Sprsane ion6eru
aud bic Gtprunsen uno ntbdsteit eer 2eber unb pea
Ma9en8, pee 9eppbnlib seihSeittS nit nem unresel=
mdBgen Smblsan9 auftreten. Hbeumatt5mus, Ie=
renIei6en, Walariaiieher uni Rerppldt mereen burt
has 8itter5 beleitgt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01
Ginfttmmtaes llrtt,etl.

Der apptbeter gB. .. Sult in 9ippuS, Snbiana
beSeust ySA fam ha5 Gtectrtc 8ttterS al8 has
bette 6eumittel empfeben. Sebe 8laide, pel6e YER
fault nurpe, bat bic sephniate 8nlte gebra6t. Sc
manp purbe mad tem @ebrau6e ppn nur Slai6en
5abrcn lang sepentat bate. Der Gpptbeter Gbrabam
Sare i'll 8eapiae, Sbip, perliheri gOiejenise Diez
6isiu, pel6e meiner 20ldbriseu Grabruns mad yam
dbnli9eu 3eusntien liesen rer, 70 hab has llrbel,
babn auteue bab has Geetr 8itters ale arant6eiten
her eeber per Reren unb Res 8luteS BELT, elm gan,
einlttmmtseS 1T.
Die 6ldiae tpitet nur 80 Gents. gu baben in alien
Gpptbeten. DreiB, 1bempien q &C., 0bpleiae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

ldrer. Sic lino ausse5sidnet in ber
gBdiae uuo i'm @asn sefdrbt.
S&cttifde 3epbhre allerletter Macoe
in alien WSuitern, iclib sefarbt, 81 3Oll
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine blbi9e 9lu8Uabl BON 9dpttis
lden Gbanbrap8 35 uno 40 Gents.
@rOBer gOrratb bon Glasgow Be-
pbhrs alIer Nrt.
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cyn Wsinneapolis hat elm Ser g.

: Sn Minneapolis bat elm Serr 6.
6. Carpenter einen elettrii9en Miptor
erfuuben, nit mel6em er bic Gh6e gu
rebolutioniren geoentt. St nill bamit
to9eu, baden, bic 8ugeleiien beiB ma'
den unb au9 bic 3immer bei3en, unb
3toar billiser. tuie penn ba3u @as ans
geiuenbet pirb. Der 4pparat wirb in
einigen Wohen berfuhsueiie in elmer
bortigen &efauratipn 5ur 8ertpenbung
tommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01
gseibe 9awns.

25o0 garss ebser, .1air,eorb, Ylaib
9awns, 10 @ents per Yarb; Marieiues
bon l24 Gents per Oaro an; feline
Biques, Is Gents per gar6; DreB Gam=
brics, 12lH, 16s uno 20 eents; snslifds
@ambrics uno geainioOfs, SO 3oa brett,
20 Bic SO Gents.
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Gefdrbte Qaiuns.

40 3ou breiter Battiif, CUTE g8aare
10 uno 123 Gents per Oarb; Ylait
Sawns, 80 3ol brett, in 4 Tarben, 1C
Gents; 100 Stitde Berth Orsanbies
121 Gents; Sable goro Srsanbies, 12l
Gents; Reriii6er Muu auer Urt, 80 unt
35 Gents; Gmericun Gbaliss, seorudi
unb edtfarbis, IA Oarbs fir 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01
Qamus.

Wir baben ieet mebrere bunbert Stude
amerifaaii6en, en8liiden, iriideu, frans
aSfiden unb i6pei3er Subritats 5ur Nn>
Iidt ausiieeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

rag Sbr lpart @elb, tpenn ibrf Cure
9rudia6en bel Sobnfon Bros.
anfertigen IdBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

gine pollltdnbise Nuspobl Ter neuee
ffen Muiter gu 12l unb Is @ts. per Oarb.
1856 Stide "New Departure gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies Fno Wufer fransDfider aaniis
ler unb quite Waaren.
1889 6rabtinsswaaren in ipliben Sars
Sen 1233, Is unb 20 @entS.
Sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Buaren merben INNER pcpur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

garnabA's ameritaniide @insbams
fiir Oamen- unb &inber Sleiber, ertraz
tein, 20 Gents.
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sSraus0liide 5atins.

0rausaiiide satins.
sSn Stem Porter unb 8OitOner 3eitunz
gen werben iie NIT 371 unb 33s Gents
per Narb annpncirt. gBir pertaufen
bieielben Waaren in ben idSnlten Wiuz
ltern su 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
9lmerifaltiide 9atius.
Sn aeuen i6Snen Weuifern nur 10
Gents per Oarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

Sic
WO9entlide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf9eint
Jeoen 0omnerfag
un6 foitst
$3.50 fitr SaS Sabr uoer $1.25 f,ir
6 Mpnate In Vuraasbesablnma.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

ipltnet Damn ieibt mon bas @etrdns
eurd, iett 3uder unb Gitroneniaft,
Simbeereifs peer trsel b einen anoeren
Salt nod 8elteten bin,u. Dieier Tranf
lit ouh Rraufen unb @eneienben teion.
osrS III empfeblen.
(Bie man @inbfsiid todt.) 0as
Rleiid miro pprber nit einem tDl3ernen
9ammer out aetlopft. Dos WaRer
muB IN poaem &oden iein, tpenn bas
Sleii6 binein eeleat miro. 8iele ieten
cas SIeiid NIT taltem @a1er bsi> mas
aber niGt ridtie lit, cenn man tetommt
oann mDbl sine frdfttse 9 iibe. aber cas
Tleii6 ielbit tleibt sdb unb pirb iaftlps
Gum &inbfeiid> raS man to6en MIL,
nimmt mon am beiten Sdnanaaid ober
Gipbenifid. Cine Stunoe beppr Sas
3leii& tpeid tpiro. tbue man SeQeries
mr15el, Sau6, spei @elbribtn uno
etra8 Peteritlie ba3u. Sim beifen nib
oos TleiN@, menn es gang mdBia todt.
Sin Stiid 6leiih Don etpa 500 @ramm
brou6t nt6t Qans 3pet Stunben a1 70.
her; grDBere Glide a6er brau&en mebr
Belt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

Sin 8oter sibt ieinen teicea SDbz
men, bic cine 2onotartie MAIDEN, etne
gebratsre Sans nit auf bic Geiie =
filc ieoen cine balte. Nah fut,er 3eit
lpGrt Brubsr 2puis, Der Elm grocer @Her
1T, 9unser, ldBt fi@ feline 0dlfte geben
urb lit iie auf. - Die 8liioer fommen
ms Nad'qu1rtier uno leaen ii@ fdlas
len ; es bauert ni6t LANCE, 10 tefommt
2ouis m'eoer 9unser uno mbdte germ
ieinem 9rubsr bic aneere falbe @ars
pe8eHeu. St itebt auf, iudt Mles
curd> iabft cas Bett, fiaoet aber nidts.
Atn nddfen Mtorgsn iast Souls gu ieis
nem g1uosr: uDao,o> i@ muB BIT Elm
@eitdnon,B madsn. Denf' oir, td
tpoQte oir in Der Nadt oeins Sans tresz
eHen bab' fe aber nidt sefunoen.
5ao' mir nur, no balt ou ite renn
eisartli6 tinae'iGdt? Sd bab' TOD
Naes turbiudt
9apio: SAB id iie seitedt in beis
nen uebef3ieber !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
6 nj nubiges.

3eroridte mDlene, unb halbmUlene
GIe,oer bol nan niemols tIeeln, lie
psroen in einieen Tassn ifDn slait,
menn man tie I'M aeasr an einem fret
itsberben 6aten %oufbdnet. Souten
Die 5alten gu felt eingefniffen ietr, tpie
es bel Dem giuraden i'm Refer Dor.
fpmmt. 10 feuhte man iolde 5teaen
nit einem noHen S4wamme supor Gin
uenig on.
(&rdutersliis.) ginen iebr tpobl-
lfhmedenoen 2~rdutereifis erbdlt man,
wenn mon 6 l1nsen garasanfraut, 2
ursen SrrbetroIdt'er, l unse sdalotteu
NIT 2 Guort Giii9 iibereieRt. einigt
Sage ifebsn 'dst Lno bann fiTttirt uni
tldrt. ga tisier Gig isbr ffnrt 1T, II
mu6 man i'm nit seuDbnlidein giiil
permii9en. Den @eihm1d tann mar
nod p~adnbeln, trenn maj entpeoel
2iimnel, gftffsr. Seleriemursel, Setter
iilie Deer idwarSeu Ssnf binsuSebt.
(@ertenfranf.) 2eute, beren Magel
faItes 8aiier nidt gut be'Dmmt, f. bel
in oieTeH Trant Elm ebenio moblfeilea
als roblihmedences mb ftd1fennes gr
friIhur gsmittsl. Nan ninmt | I'm,
@srife au etrem Quart @alier, ur.
ltodt nieB 10 large, lis bic @erIte anl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

@iuSpribung nit gitrpneniaft 1T ri&t
nur gcgen Nalentlater> i%cneern aud
eeeen droniite G%rtsinoung Der Nalen'
itlein baut eana pOralsIiA ebsnlo
tpito oft NIT stObem @lfol6e @itrcnfns
taft gegsn 8lutiirg3. &ahsntatatrb uno
einiae anbe,e !6atsle,cen aneepanst
Or. @ortop&ti BON Galifprnisr modt
i'm .9auett' tefannt, ooB ct lett ldnaerer
Belt ielbif In ben perspeifelten Tdden
BON Dipbtsriti cen @enub bon m6g.
lidit frii9eu S'trrnsn oeer tod Salt
In ieber beItebigen, rom 8rar ten rers
traaenen 0orm perottnet unb oamit
fat INNER Bis iett Die telten erfolee
ertlt bat. Sa Gbina 1T Der Gitronsn'
taft Elm iebr rerbretietes @pitsbe'lnit
tel, tpsIdem bort Bel innererer Inrenz
ouna beoeutenoe 0eilftdite sugeldtteben
pe1oen belprbers bemlbels bic Chine
len. aud Bel Djpbterietis Den hiiden
GttrDsenfaft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Der Mtntnerer.

cine Stunbe berpr Der 4atieut ouiitebt,
BEL 0eisuns bss 3imm'rs tpieoer &C.
ldloHen. Die grfolse aber, pelte III
Taoos blpB b..rh @eblau6 Der friiher
Suit bei Gage unO Der Watt ersitlt
tperotn, iino eldrsepo uno bsreits melt.
te'amt @er obtr mod speiitla iDlts,
Der tebente tie Sdlub'olseuue: Menn
bic NaGttuft weienilih CUR 6s'luns bon
Rronfbeiten bsiirasen fann urb rns
biift, 10 mub tie AUDI pelentljd beitra.
sen, se1uno au bltiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
9ams- 1tmn Jamnmtrtbfhaft.
9eumaaen unb @ieien=
Yflege.

Beim 6eumahen ellen bic Sa'mer
enDbnlid Ut iebr NIT Der Ginfabit, 10
6ab benz 6e1 nidt Belt eenllg bletbt,
INN gebDris gu trrdnn uno gu idmiben.
Die SoIge 1T, bas es idimneIt uro bic
Sorbe perlie1t. Msine Glfabruns letrt
MIDI, baB man fit sutes 0eu Oos@ras
fritz mSben m1b> blmit es cine ihDne
CRIME Sa,be betdlt. @ebe Dem 9eu
Bet gum Trrdnen; selifreue cas @ras,
renoe es I'm unb i,bs es ouf Weiters
bdufen. Tas Mufluosn bon cen Winos
retben" lit Elm idlehter @ebrauh. 9as
0eu meg ttod,n ideInen. tpenn es furf
poer feds gtuneen unter ben teiben
Srnnenitrablen sete gen bat es 1T ober
MIR ouatpenbig 10. IS iUQte aufgeiebt
tperoen uno itw'bsn f6nnen, bepor man
es in gr6Beren Wolien s~u'ammenpadt
SIM Warft tpiro Sou bon eutsr Sorbe
osrIanet uro es lobrt Nd idon ettuas
grtromiiae, I'M iOldes III tefommen.
Srib gsidntttenes 6eu bringt So bic
Ecnne mebr ala ipdter aeldntttenes, bas
idon gels gstporoen tit. Das 6eus
MAIDEN 1T midtis; ebenio pidtia> penl,
n;at nod p,d,t'etr, it bic 9flese BET
Ntyle. SD mon @ras einldt> tbut
man 6 am befen int 9elbit au eepbtn=
Iideu Soafseit oper i'm Sriblins. Mou
Ioi1e Die @iele niGt su bel abneicen
tpeun fe Timottpgras irdet, made man
gar feline 8eibe oaraus, ionit miro baa
Sunigras empDrtDmmen uno Der Simp-
tbp bolo beri6uunoet iein. Sd weif
bon Wieien, bic stp0lf Sabre ait lino
uno ltbtes Sabr anrertbalb Bis 5rei
Tonr en- 6eu BON Qder ersaben. S!e
tpuroen ME aIs 0eioe benubt ltbtea
6llbiabr aber uutoen tie geeaet uni
Damn tpuroen bic ciinr en- Steaen neU
eingeldet. Nle 2-3 Sabre puroer
Elm paar Dollars tpertb 9bpsptat alt'
ben Nder eeidet 9ieb perbefert Der
8ooen unb trtibt bas @ras haroor
Menn Der 8ohen naB lit, mddit ned
piel @ras nod bsm lett n Sdnitt in
6rGbling miro bie6 8ras, no es per:
trDdnet lit, pe9sefranrt 9as tooi'
ate @ras aerdtb BARN nidi ltnter oos
0eu uno bic Ai&e pirtt OILS D1nsmit:
tel. 0as i'd 9e'aet babe gilt ben 81
mpitppieien. Son GIeepiei len flr1
man oft beim 5ottttn Sdnitt cine gut
Grnte Sanen e'Sieien. 81 &fee Doe
Gin ottp tei1er seoeitt, bda9t CON So
Den uno onoereu 8soiuaur gen ab. 81
uttbpbeu brinst rem telen 9reis Sic
matt tie tefe Weibe IS 1T be11'r
Dos 0su in S4sunen ooer Sduppe'
All brtrsen ola es gu uifcdea". ~@s
ftodtss" 6su miro germ 1aatis unb oa
ousuenbis tefinolihe miro mebr Doe
weniser ourd Sdnee unc 8eeen Be
ihdrist. Mon fam beim 6eumode
nidt gu ioreiam iein Sic Meuide
woueu jbre Nabgun4 ept subereitst bc
Fen, bos l1uume 8ieb besgletien =
.l(Sotn 81. Ri9atos i'm .4merican Mgr
culturiI).
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
8osbaft

grdulein: sd peiB gar nidt, pie
i'd cos ieltiame 8easbmen bes Germ
Doctor ertldrIn foa CT lit in lester
Belt 10 reierpilt! !"
Stuttoius: u6abeu Sic ibm nidt
reulih ouf benz 3taoier enc ielbft com:
ponirte Homan,e poreetrasen?
Srdulein: uAaeroinss !"
StNbiDius; uNun, oas i9tint Ell
Sbnen jcbt nad5utrasen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Sdters mnh Grmf.

nnbewuBte @robbeit.
Sunse gSrou: u0tebe Qmalie, adj
bin Id elldlid! Mein iiBer Mann #
Elm Gngel = isben Mbeno blet6t er Bel
mir gu bauie !"
Amalie: sos tesreiI' id iebr pobl
- oein Wtor bat iit ME bel aus Ser:
gnijsunsen oemadt!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
s mer re1pectppll.

garpnin: uDie pradtupIen Stolen
itDde ilno offentar Acknowledgements
abgeidnitten wDrben. Wer bat benn
oisien empDrenoen 8moalismus Der.
utt 2"
@drtnes (sornta): uNismano anoerer
als bsr junse 9err 8aron, Bonn Der
sndoise Salsbub tpar oqeia int @ar'
ten !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Sci bertabted 'hote.

uReaner, brinsen Sic mir einen
Nhbtnader!"
vNter nein 6err, mir baben ia beute
gar feline Mhe!"
u8raud' id audi riat flr Nii6e,
ionbern fiir bic - Trauben! !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
GaiernbpfbIltbe

Sergeant Der Goloat unters
iheit ith alto bonn Gipilifen turh feline
ablolpte 0srlhiecenbeit!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Globe Business College

Suuse Serren uub Dante1t uerlanst UNI Eele9rapbie,
beutI6e Sprade s1 ~ellerneu. Bitn1an un6 @rabam's
Sptem peri5nfi9 ODER per BOT alafe at Gage ober
A6enbs, @ele9enbeit segsbe1 aus9aben 81 %oeroieten.
8ia,9e 8ebiuSunsen. Utau iprede Dor :ober- dreibe
Inn Circular.
ct. Baul, Vtlnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
8erdnberte Sahlaee.

Sunger Gbemann ~Mbfr liebes
Tdubden, Der &afse, ben bu mir porz
leeet, miro ia immer biinner!"
Surge 8rau: sd CLAUDE gar, bu
matit oieieIben Iniprite, als Db mir
nod miteinanoer nerlott pdrea !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
8erungIIdtes Go

6err: Sumner nod bic lieters.
tpuroise, I66ne @fara!"
Tame: u@eddonen Sic mid brd
nit Oellel 5dmeideleien = d mar ME
id6u, ME lieteusu iirbig !"
GER: uNun, Dunn b1ben Sic fid
aber lebr gut conIerbiit !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Steieerung g.

lieutenant u: uSiebft bu briiben
unisre neusngusrte Geloraturidngerin !?
6at mir 81 tern colofale Mnancen ge@
madt. Sdneiblses Ndoden!
2mu'enant g: vWir bprgeffern,
Ramerao. 3weiianeibiSes Wdoden!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Die II Ginjdbrigen

6~ouptmann (oer i'm |erleien zines
8aTetls ourd Elm idreienoes &ino &c.
It6rt miro): BUM Tsufel, tper i&reit
benin oa io> taB man fem e'genes Bolt
nitt beyifeb<n fam -. No, natiirs
lib tpieOer Is n giniabriser!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
s ebanfenfplitter.

9as gnblicum fdat ebenio oft burH
me tie SGauipieler.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

@'eid uno sleid enf3reit Fh CERT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

50 mcroen ) 9. in 7apos, no jes
otn W,nter iiber 9pngenfrarfe 6eiluna
iud en-, ilter ten eun'en @inter lout
@erproruns Ger Gerste bel jtbsm Sron=
fen bur4 Ole earss 0anl Die 6srffer
,t1sn setalten uno eft an, Wcreen,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11

40. Reynolds, W C-2e ac, bd n by
Van Fleet, Z by 60 road, by Tinny-
meyer, W by Pendleton, in Santa Ger
trudes, tp 3 ,, IL W, aud y prop
All. Seward, Mrs Mile, heirs OIL &C,
I'D by San Bernardiuo rd, g by Baxter,
S by John Cleminson, W by Andrews, in
FL Nome Up
Az. S ackpole, F W, and siarbird, W
BIN Felipe Lugo tct, S Is of lot s, blk G
47S Shrevc, T J--In Felipe Lugo tct,
a of lot l, blk A
Ala. Sh .ffer, A Go &c, being 1s of
NV ID Of Sc II sec s, tip l 8, low
476. Thompson, Joseph-l60 ac, being
sw 4 sec Ia t 6 n, l3 W, and per prop
Az. Thomas, John A--Claim TO 100
acs, being nwl4 sec "a, tp s n, law,
478 Thomas, r Gin Davis add to
Duarbe, lots and 2, blk IL,
479. Tied, mann Henry-Claim t, $40
acres. being So OF nwM Of s1s Of nek OF
sec I, tp 5s. II ", and pers prop,
460. lreth-way, John, Jr-In Puente,
Lots 8, 4 ~ and 10, blk
Lots 6snd .. blk9s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Property Trensfera.

Richmond: Margaret G. ID. Burgwyn's
trustee TO :. III. Hawes, one sixth interest IN
7G feet on the east side OF Fifth stree. be-
tween Grace and Franklin 10 perfect title,
81; John Garrity and wife to X. J. Garrity,
8 feet en the south side OF Spring street near
Cherry, s.; Valentine A. Halblelb aud wife
10 BurkaFd Halbleib, 34 feet on the east side
OF horton street near Leigh, $50, J. l.. Hin
TO the J. l.. Hill Printing Company, his In
terest in 535 feet on the east side Of Twelfth
street between Main and Bank Subject 20 a
deed Of trust OF s4,720l, 5000; John j..
Morrison and wife 10 John W. Fisher. 234
feet on the west side OF Twenty fourth
street between \ aud D. $500; John
O'ToOle and wife 10 Hubert A. Cauileld, 80
feet on the west side Of Tweniy-niDth street
near Marshall, $S25; II. NJ. smith, Jr, and
wife TO J. l.. hili, 90 feet GU Grove avenue al
the northeast corner OF Haryie street, 81. 400;
Isabella stroehler 10 William A. Wyatt, Is
feet on Jefferson street At the southwest cor.
ner OF Marshall. $1,000; A. W. Patterson,
special commissioner. 10 ". L. CaIneal, %
feet on the north side OF Broad street near
First, $4,000.
A deed Of bargain and sale was recorded
in the clerks Office OF the CbaneeEy tOurt
Yesterday from thomas Atkinson 10 Leon l..
Sirause conveying lot on the north side OF
Franklin street 4S5 feet west OF Laurel.
fronting So feet on Franklin aud running
back $50 feet. for $4,000.
Henrico: II. A. Atkinson, special commis-
sionpr, 10 |. W. Fo,zey, l7s acres on the
Fairfield road, $1,000; !. ". Foley and
wife 70 John G.. Fitzgerald. III acres on the
Fairfield road, S2,SOO; John h. Lyneman
aud wife to Max Grief, rs acres on tne road
N - a
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or the cases disposed OF IA this court yes
tcrday morning the following were The most
important:
Paul II. Clair, fighting in the street.
Fined g and costs.
Lewis JcfT,ies ard Mary Anderson Doth
colorodL hghtns IN the har,rO0m Of Frank
Marino. Fined each 50 and costs.
Elijah Jones (colored), stealing 50 In
money from GeOrgiaua James. sent to jail
for fifteen days.
MIinda Brown (colorodl, drunk and dis-
orderly on lhc street. Fined g. and costs.
William Malone (colorcdl, disorderly m
the kct during market hours. Fined
$3.50 and costs
Alexander Edwards drunk and ds0rderly
ON the street Fined s. and costs.
Lewis Gregory, carrying concealed wea-
pons--a pistol. Fined so and casts.
Thomas Williams. drunk and Gisordcrly in
the Mozart Academy. Fined Sl0 and COSTS.
James starkc, (colored), assaulting and
beating Carrie Stirkes. Fined $40 a. d costs.
Nat. Campbell (coiored), drunk in the street
and assauliug and abusing Martha Harris.
Fined SO and costs in the two cases.
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Exact COuntGrpartS.

NOT GOING TO SAY NUcH-A WORD oS
THIS SUBJECT WILL BE As GOOD AS Al vol
UME WE ARE EXTREMELY ANXIOUS TO
HAVE YOU sEg THE LINE OF FINE OVER.
COATS AND SUITS WE ARE SELLING AT as
THEY ARE EXACT COUNTERPARTs or THE
BEST PRODUCTS or THE MERCHANT TAI
LOR's ART. VIZ ARE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
THEM. WITHOUT EXCEPTION THEIR
EQUALS HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN SEEN
IN READY MADE CLOTHING. THE WONDER
FULLY CAREFUL AND ELABORATE MANNER
IN WHICH THESE GARMENTS HAVE BEEN
PUT UP WILL ELICIT YOUR ADMIRATION.
THE FABRICS ARE OF THE BEST DOMESTIC
AND FOREIGN wEAyRs THE SHADES ARE
INNUMERABLE, NEW AND soBBY. THE
TRIMMINGS ARE THE BEST THAT CAN BE
put INTO ANY GARMENT AND SUCH AZ
ARE USED ONLY IN THE BEST
WHO MADE THEM, WE MADE SOME OF
THEM: SOME WERE MADE BY OTHER MANU-
FACTURERs WHOSE REGULATIONS FOR
HIGH-clAss WORK ARE WORLDWIDE. YoU
co TO TAILOR AND PAY An EXCEEDING
LY HIGH PRICE FOR A SUIT OR AN OVER
COAT. WELL. WHERE'S THE ADvASrAGEf
IS IT WORTH so OR so TO HAVE A TAPE
ABOUT WHAT you HAVE TO PAY. FOR We
CAN GIVE you A PgEPRcT PIT AND GAR
MESrs WHOSE MERITS ARE IN EVERY RE-
sPEcT EQUAL TO THE BEST or CUSTOM
WORK AT ABOUT THAT MUCH MONEY
CHEAPER THAs YoC ARE IN THE HABIT OF
PAYING. sEEIF THIS Is NOT So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

uniform system OF lessons, and the teach
ers' meeting had been looked on as ldesllstic,
but be thought 1t prominently practical, and
then resiited bis reasons.
Mr. Bl1nkcuship followed ia a short
speech. agreeing with DR.. Jackson.
Mr. kuyk said the salvation OF the scholars
was the aim OF the teacher; that piety was
essential. but he believed also IN thorough
preparation, which might be gained by
teachers meetings, &c.
He was followed by Rev. j. Ware, OF
Fsrmyllle, who thought the teacher should
be the pastor OF The class. He should call
upon the absent scholars and look after their
interests IN their homes.
FITNESS ASD INCREASE
Hr. Redner closed the discussion by saving
the subject bad been so ably discussed that
little was left for him TO say. There were
two words that occurred to him In connection
With this subject-finess and increase. The
teacher must furnish his upper story.
Nothing great had ever been accomplished
without hard work. The Bible NUT be
studied. Il must be studied with Com.
mentary and by reading parallel passages.
lie believed in library OF Teference.b0Oks
for rich and poor alike. There IS a great
deal OF ignorance. he said, about the Bible,
even on the part ol regular attendants OF
churches. We must have our hearts filed
with Christ and His love and must
keep out Of sight ourselves The trst
thing 10 being a good trout fisher is
TO keep ont Of sight; the second thing
IS TO keep out OF sight the third thing Is to
keep out Of sight The ess we show OF our
selves and the more Of Christ the better.
The teacher IL not preacher; his duty Is to
teach. The Teachers meeting ought 10 be
for interchange OF views. lie believed in
tue training OF classes, and such practice
had been successfully carried on in Phila-
dtlphl.
Mr. Redner is speaker that grows rapidly
on his audience and his addressc, are re-
plcte with telling illustrations. He is evil
d-ntly man OF great spiritual power and
earnestness.
The lessons FOR to-day are at IL A. ~, 4
j. NJ, and p. NJ.
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Mr. Johu PeSIce died yesterday morning
s 30 O'clock al The residence OF bls SOB.
William l. l,arce, ESQ. Deceased vas one
OF tnr oldest ~ well ~ best-sne~n cllizens
Of Richmond, being 10 the eighty-bilh year
q his axe.
BIZ. PesTce was born In Henrieo county near
the Four-Mile Creek church, came 10 Rich.
Diond when seventeen years old, and engaged
Ia business. subsequently ne was appoioted
90 the police force and rose 70 the position OF
chief. In 1855 hs WAS elected superip'
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she FourhtEgm win "a Isnife

4 difficulty occurred in LumpNn's Bot
tom soon after after 3 O'Clock yesterday AZ
teruOon between Amos Wilson aud Mary
Jane Washington (boih colOredh in which
the former used piece of board and The
latter knife weapons Of warfare. Both
were in liquor and the trouble was perhaps
due 10 this Fact. Mary Jane was not much
hurt. but Amos received a severe CASH on
one side OF bis head. Both Of them were az
rested and taken 10 the First pOlIce-statlon.
The hemOrrhage from Amos's wound was 30
profuse that the ambulance was summoned,
and the pasb, which was an inch and a half
long and 10 the bone, was sewed mp. He
was considerably weakened by reason Of the
loss Of blood.