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fought privately through NJ. G.. Reu.
sens, of New York. who Is reported 10
have been preparing for such for some
time past.
The Weather dunng the week has
been fair aud very favorable in this
locality for the growing crop. al
though heavy rains with cons derable
damage Is reported, more especially
from Southern Kentucky counties,
where crops in lowands are ia many
cases completely ruined and abandoned.
From some of the upper buriey coun-
ties similar reports come. Good
weather in August and September.
however, will work wonders again as
1t has done before under similar cir
cumstances. ALEX HARTHHL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. August 3.-The Of.
ferings this week have included more
good and fine tobacco than for some
time, and prices on same have been
very satisfactory to sellers, one hogs
head bringing PSI cents. Medium
grades Of hurley. while unchanged in
price, are very firm. All low grades.
when in good or1er. have been strong
at to cent Vance. and when they
have any show Of color, are : TO z high
or. and very scarce. There has been
but few h0esheads OF really good color
offered this week, and they sold very
high. three very nice ones bringing 49,
each, which is 4 to cents above the
prices paid for the last offered Dark
tobacco has not shown any change in
prices. and is as dull as usual. The
condition of the offerings j. somewhat
improved over last week.
Z. j. o BRYAN.
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NEW YORK. August o. Mes-rs. Hub
hald. Price N Co. IN their cotton cHcu
lar to-day -sy. ION the first call today
pric,- were quite steady and an men
nation 90 bay on the unfayorable West
nn reports from North Carolina caused
am advance of about Two points. L,N-
erpool showed an Improvement but the
gain was not we'll sustained. AMI aub'' ,
nnent To the call the market lap.ed ana
Sery little business was done. Inc
market closed steady. Trading for the
day. $1,000 bales go.
Spot cotton j., firm with sales Of lo'
bales for export and $50 bales to SPIN
ners. Middling uplands, II j-l0e. Fu'
lures closed August. DO b)alO 80. sep
fember. 10 .6al0.21: October, 10 o'a
M ms. November, o gGi9 o.. December
q 0G,9 o.. January. 9.99al0. February
10 05alO o.. March, 10 Halo II: April
1SalO10. May. lO 25alO %: June
l0.32alO.33. In Liverpool cotton VA
frm. middling uplands. 81; sales
+ I'D Ou0 bales.
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Ior,.yu1E, August Offerings Of
hnrle,s larger, dark tObaccos smaller. .
,vith = firm and rather active market
generally were the leading features THIS
week. ~
iucs of very indifferent quality oui I'D
tho sales of over 800 hogsheads III lne
three DAYS ending yesterday the variety
and quality was better than oil laie. anu
smbrsced fine crops of select hiler'
vsranner and cutter LEAF. and beng
rom well-known redry ers, and very
desirable in every respect, met win
steadv and active demand, making
INC Of the best averages for packers
this season, our leading manuiacluI-
ers buying freely, IN addll'on
10 fresh buying on specuia-
ton at the highest prices OF the
season. In the offerings of cutting sorts
his was more noticeable. with higher
nrices for all grades. which now re-
wise. este. being paid ior leal no,
strictly bright. While the lower ana
medium grades Of filters and smokers
earlier i'm the week were somewhat
'rreoular AT times, the market ysster-
dav displayed much greater animation
iii around and closed for all tlleIs'
nm lers and wrappers firm at nearer
,uts,de figures Of last week, now re-
oaa,ed with 22sc. the highest paid Tor
6iIers tins week. Condition generallf
TN. week good. although some dry'
fupked hogsheads were met WITH
Dork.-In nelc crop the offerings wer'
LARGELY reduced. and low aud medium
grad.s only. which met with ralhei
s,ore active demand. Desirable kesi'
styles in small supply and iirmer' he lie
! handling common rather higher' VIM
the better grades were unchanteu
DARK heavy Tugs IN good demand au,
E Arm at nearer outside figures. Dabi
!. ,,ranner leaf nominal from scdIciN
In oid lues. market very fam for all /.
< roercbaptable order but very ie" sue
q offered. ,,tl
u out change. ~ x,.,.,h -.
Is Greea Rirer Fdi,rs Not enough %
c f.red 70 make market
e pri,nfe sales tins week comprised
IL hogshpads new hurley, % hosshe"u
. new dark. and lS9 hogsheads OLD dai
l. Tugs. -, - Snai
d about $500 hhds. Of very OLD "oy nu
cate Tugs, reported To nave pee
i 600 hhds..) at unknown hgule
+ spain now advertises. as something new
e for about 10 600 hhds. to be deil'eIe
|. etween November, 1889. and Angus
~ $500 or about / 500 hhds. per mon'l
~ Pronortions about 50 per ceut' 10
IL iuos 1G per cent. medium Tugs. ana
- nsr cent low medium leaf, w1ich the
- iii he no difficulty III supplying u
y. "Compania Arrendataria de Iooaccos
. ar in pIain English, the Company
q. Contractors who have the supplying u
!. Government with Tobacco.
%. + is pretty well understood tn
Italy : supply for next yeafs VIII
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, August 7.-Slles at auc.
ton on Change Tuesday, August :.
1889. Total offerings - hogsheads:
Messrs. Carr q Dicksnsons offere d
three packages. One pacage was taken
at "a: one at 50 GO; one at - 80
Mr.. George A. Haynes offered Gs
packages sun-curcd tobacco: One pack
age sold at SAL; one at $50: ons at $50;
one at s2i 80; one at SIG; one at Sli Is:
one at Sl3 25; one at $40 j0.trOat s. so:
three at Ss.2j: one at IS: three at S3.7j:
ono IT - 30; four at S725: two at 81;
f0rty-fOur brought under - per hun.
bred.
Mr.. W. Ben. Palmer offered pack
ages lsun cured tobacco. One package
sold at go; one at $3.50: four brought
under - per hundred.
Messrs. r. G. Morton & Go. offered
one hogshead. which was taken in at
500 per hundred pounds.
Private sales reported to the secrs
tary Wrappers. % hogsheads; filters,
81 hOgsheads. cutters, . hogsheads:
smokers, II hogsheads; dark, 20 hogs
heads. Total, 40 hogsheads.
Farmers Wilson 5. Crenshaw =,
Blanchard =, Centre, Shockoe and Sea-
brook s warehouses report deliveries
to-day of 81 h0gsheads.
Tobacco inspector Office reports in
spectons for Tuesday. August 9Th, a.
follows: Inspections-B Bright. Q3 hhds. .
dark, lsl hhds. ReinspcctiOns Bright
4 hhds. dark. hid.
Office of the collector Of United
States internal revenue reports coloc.
tons for the city of Richmond, Va.
to-day as follows: Cigars and cigar
cites. ~ 06l.2j tobacco tax paid.
50 1886; special tax, II So Total.
81 j194l.
A gentleman, speaking Of recent
trip 10 the Danville tobacco district and
North Carolina markets. said Prom
what saw IN Halifax. Plttsylvania
and the adjoining counties. and in Dur
ham. Oxford and Henderson, | think
about twenty five per cent Of the crop
has been drOlrHed out, and Will not
come to anything. What the outcome
OF the crop now standing on the hill
will be none can tell. because weather.
W bich will make one crop successful
curing, will ruin another crop. \
warm. dry spell that will bring the late
tobacco out will cause forward tobacco
to fire and become worthless. \ lair
percentage of the crop which had been
planted on hillsides offers "A fair chance
of making good curlngs.
A prominent Durham warehousemau
saws there certainly will not be Over
half a crop of tobacco raised IN that
section this year. and the most conssr
vstive men in Henderson think there
will be good proportion Of thin c0lory
tobacco. and that good, rich mahogany
fleis and wrappers will be very
scarce. the wet season having made the
tobacco rery thin and iacbug in gum.
Mr.. Maurice T. Smith. OF the firm OF
81. T. Smith d Co.. is on visit to his
mother at Oxford. y. c.. and expects
to be absent about week.
The Richmond Tobacco Market
fopacc6 inspectors were engaged Oh liv
breaks (which were very heavy all
day.
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AsnvnLr. y. c., August 6.-Ne
cannot change the monoiony OF our
reports. except that prices for all even
toIorably desirable stock, continue to
advance in sympathy with the tone oil o.,
bright markets east Of us. especially
Danville, Va. and Durham. y. {. no
change in the weather to report YET
more or less clondy all the time. win
one or more showers daily. Ii seems
now to be generally conceded. even
bv those who have heretofore heavily
discounted such opinions tha'
we have a more forward crop ana BET
ter prospect than AT this time last year
| and will make as many pounds. III tn'
weather should be- clear and dry Tor I'd,
next thirty days, will add. cmphat'
calig, " tbout some future mishap'l W.
viii makeas good color and quality an'
a good deal more of it than was eVel
made in this section. But. alas thei'
i.ne present prospect Of this desirable
"hoUI.. ~ weather. j. BOILING.
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pons. l2Ss bid 81 5 DO. l06. bid.
Stock market opened moderately dull
but steady. During the forenoon price.
advanced from 10 /. and then reacted
and 1T noon was dull and heavy and
small fractions lower than opening
prices. The market fell into the most
extreme dizziness after y O'Clock. but
the tone Of the dealings underwent a
change for the better and firmness le-
placed tlie dropping tendency which had
prevailed during the afternoon. Pro-
gress was extremely slow. however,
until after z. W.. when there was a
more urgent demand for stocks. and
prices steadily advanced. and most
stocks reached the highest price. for
the day. The market at . +. NJ. was
dull bat steady. and at small fractions
above the opened prices. The close dull,
at near the best prices Of the day.
Sales. 1876. 7SS shares.
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New York stock Market
Reported by G.. W. Branch d Co.. bankers
and brokers', NO. III Main street.


REVIEW.
NEW YORK, August Our market
was to . off UP TO noon. but from
noon to recovered, and was dull and
finer. The strong stocks were G. aud
o., Erie and Western, Manitoba, ana
Wisconsin Central. The weak ones
were Atchison. c. G. G.. and s.. Louis.
and y. W. The late news was lees iay-
orable. \ wool failure in Boston. ami
the action Of Chicago. 81. Paul and
Kansas City. in taking the same posi-
ton on North Western rates as that
taken by the Alton. just what this
will mean is not yet clear. bur 10 is not
in the interest Of peace. President
Gable said to day the feature was "a
question of rates, not tonnage This Is
night. and nigh rates mean bull mar
ket, cut rates, and lower prices. The
coke slrike now involves IL 600 men.
but is likely TO be- settled soon. In the
last half hour the list was very dull,
but firm. We can only rep at that
every hing fayors great bull market.
We feel conviIc Il that manent
peace can be reached. and when ii Is.
the market will b. active and higher
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Annles--Choice summer. SD to
- no. prime. Sl.2j TO Sl.,O. poor 10
good. = GO to SID.
Bacon-Virginia hams. choice old, Zoe
DER pound. new hams. small. j. TO loo
new hams, large. 10 to llci sides' - 10
DC: shoulders. : 20 SC.
BeesWax- 20 20 dc per pound.
Broom Corn To- lc.
Butter-Nirsinia creamery. - 70 loc'
family packed Virginia. IA to loc'
choice yellow. store packed Virginia
/ l. 10 he: store packed. mixed Color
and sweet, @ % lOc, store packed com
mon To fair, nominal
Fgcs-In crates fresh. II 10 re IN
boxes ana barrels. 10 90 lie.
Live Poultry-Hen-. % to 2oc' mixed
ICONS. % To- pc. Chickens. spring
large. Il to pc: small. j. To lbc.
Dried Fruit Peaches. peeled. % 80
unpeeled. halves. to 55c. Apples
sliced. 3 10 BE. quarters. , to5c. her
ries. pitted. TO &C. Blackberrier'
Ito8'c. Whort' berries, > O. tc.
Feath .is-Prime live goose. 40 TO ij'
fer rounf: uitx-d. % 90 2ct.
FlaNs.td-Per DusheI. SlOo 10 II ID
Uides-Dry flats. h<ht weighs. q
Sc per p0urd: heavy weights, CSC pe
pound day saltel. o.; wet sailed. 4
green. Be.
Lard-Pume country, 5 10 -; p
Onions-New, per crate, - to ,
Olanges-S4. 90 to = 80
Lemons -. 30 10 500
| Peaches Per bushel crate, oOc.
Sl.OO.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound,
10 &c: medium. 10 &c.
Potatoes New per bushel, 81 TO %
. per barrel. Sl.2j 10 Sl.j0.
Roots Ginseng, per pound, gu
Seneca, per pound. 80 to 3)c. ,
Sseds-ClOver per pound, - 10 -
Timothy. per bushel. SL10 TO S2.u
a Orchard gras,. Sl.OO 10 II -; Her
l.. grass, 80 TO Coz; German LiIllet, 80
j. 9oc.
=, Sdmac-per 100 lbs., nc to 81.
III Wooi-Tub-washed, 33 to Jfc |
u pound unwashed, s6c per pound.
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| THE GERMS OF ALL DISEASE Id

throughout bavo r
fr s
suffering ihem3o
lnf ,rf oi E al2ersn the
ftne IN episo
s t t Do stem
nerves Il,
DISEASE
Dol otflne has 10 enn thee
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In recent
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COTTON REpOR
baltimore Markets.
By rel'gIaph

BALTIMORE. August Cotton dull
middlmg l1.c. Flour dull. Wheat
steady. shipping grades firmer. Fuliz.
s0as1c. LongbeIry. slaesc No. ,.
sjtc.: Western easy: 40. . winter
rcd. spot. yjtasj4c: August. e3s4Sic.
Cofn-Southern dull. rather easier
white. l7a49c yellow 4jllJ..; Western
quiet. mixed. spot ljc August
i34c. Oais steady. Western white 3ja
35Ic.. Western mixed 29a3Oc. graded
so. . white 5Ja3jtc.. graded No.
, mixed. 29I2g.c Provisions dull.
Petroleum dull: re.iued. S7l5. Coffee
dull:R Rio cargocs. ljsc. Sugar steady
A SOFT SIC. Copper steady; refined,
lOialUtc.
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CHICAGO. August Wheat opened
dsI. Corn aud oats easier. Pro- visions
We.k. Closiugs Wheat-August anu
September 76sc.: December. '>!a,osc'
Corn August. 35c.: September, ''.c-
October. 3Gc. Oiis-Auguet and sep
t,mber. .O.c.. October. -0.c. Pork
AUGUST. slOG1.. September, 7lo'o'
si0 III. October. $40 %. Laid-August
~ 40: September and October. SUD
R,bs-Auenst. S54it. September
- So. October sJ.12i.
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|I| ITTT|T ITTTTlT
NEW YORK. August Flour only
moderately octiye. Wheat dull; spot
sales so. rcd. sGisG.c. 40. red VII
ter. August. Soc. Corn easier, but quiet.
-pO. sales ~. mixed. i3lafic.. Au-
gust. Gic. Oats quiet ami weak. spot
sales 50. ! white. 3--.. no . do, BOA
Gf5.ea Nuitt. but nm: SEPTEMBER ana
October. ~G.7j. Sugar Refined UNI
changed. Cohec-sp1t frm' fair k'o
cargoes, i9c.
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PRE- STON = Il l. v / n,
FINE ART FU RN Ill y IL ~
No. 8 Governor Street.
Groceries. Etc.

Brooms-Two strings. 500 to 1925.
three strings. $3.50 to $500. four
strings. $500 TO - 90.
Baskets Willow, Sl.lj to $50 per
nest split. 30 to 15c per dozen.
Can tomatoes, pounds, per dozen,
50 TO GOO.
Can Corn, pounds. per dozen, - to
Soc.
Herrings Roe. halfbbl..S 80 1jto 80. 30;
Elstern. half Dbl. $3.50 TO 1913: y. c..
cut. per Dbl. $3.50 toS60O: Gross, half
bbl. 50 80 to 20 -.
Rice-Carolina, to &c, Rangoon,
SIC.
Salt-Liverpool, from store. Sl.4O;
ground alum from store, per sack, SlOO
to Sl0j.
Tallow-Ic.
Lard-Pure. SIC. pressed. re.
Molasses Extra. hogshead, IL to lJc,
barrels. - to lGc: genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. - to 32c: New Orleans.
prime to choice. 3j to soc.
Soap-Common. 3 to &c, best wash
ing. b, Sc. toilet. II 10 2jc.
GRADUATED. 9tc. Asugar' Nic.
y sugar. see G. sugar. SIC.
Teas-Black. % to SOC: imperial, 30 to
SIC: gunpowder. 20 to Soc.
CoTee-Rio. Is to &c, Laguayra, ~
10 23c: Java. - 10 Doc
Painted, two hoops, Sl.2O;
three hoops. $50.
Hay, oats aud straw.
Hay-No. Timothy, per ton. sl4.1O
o 80: No >. $3.50 TO Sl4.jO. mixed.
SO to Si3: Virginia clover, $40 to 81.
Baled Oats-Sll to SIP.
Shuck -Baled. - to d0c.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 40
10 42c: loose, pressed, large bales, - to
SOC.
Lumber. Slaves. he.
Lumber White oak. per 900. $40 :
SIS: yellow pine. framing timber. ~
SO per 900: boards. IS 10 so, poplar
West Virginia, No. I, $50; No. >, S20
No. 3. SIG.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Ifc.
Cement Union. per barrel, Sl.3j.
Rosendale. Sl.3j 10 Sl.IO: James River,
81 % 10 II 80
Lime Rockland. per barrel. Sl.lO to
S1.lj: Anchor, Il %. Riverton, SLID;
-: Virginia lines. 9Jc. To 81.
Plaster-Lump. Fl. ground. $500
10 =: Calcinei plaster, Sl.65 to Sl.1j.
Meat. flour ana neal
Bulk Meats - Sides, 1c. shoulders,
Gic.
Bacon-Wesiern shoulders, iic; clear
rib sides. Sc. breasta. zoe; hams, l3c.
Flour-RichmOud patent roller
family. $3.50 to So; fancy family - to
SIPS: family. - 30 fo, a "a, city, ,sessirr9
Mea(-City. per bushel, oOc' county
jJ,. -.
Iron-American refined. Old Domln-
ion bar. per pound for standard Sues
t-ioc. English and American sheet
n TO Sic: S%edes hammered, to oc'
hoop. to i.c. , ;,.
81. .. steel. S2.33. Or
Walker horse-shoes, 81 mules -
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NEW YORK, August Money closed
Al 3 per cent. Exchange closed dull.
with actual rates at 4sji for sixty days
and is7. for demand: posted rates,
ls6a;>S. Governments closed dull ami
steady; currency IS, IFS bid is, cou-
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OFfEo orr
a. Hr,to .Gtncraf % BoubH@f, NJ
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and cneerulN re'nnsis 10 10y ''' H.
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peuor. ed by John h. williams Son.
mixers and brokers. ~. III Main street
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Baltimore stock Market
By Telegraph
BALTIMORE. August 1.-Nirginla :
f.461s
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. August Z. 1889.

tram hhh COTTON iN'Hhh-ft
, RICHMOND. Va. August Z. 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat II 66i bushels.
C0rn-3 60 bushels.
ONs-2O bushels.
SALES REPORTED 1O SECRETARY.
Wheat L0ngberry. 600 bushels Prime
on private terms: a bushel. very good
at 9lc.. Shortberry. 600 bushels very
good at s9c.: ll2 bushel. good at Sic
IA bushels fair al Soc. II bushels fair
at &c /. 30 bushels fair at 7jc.: 100 bush
81. common at Csc. Total sales wheat,
| .GG4 bushels.
White, no bushels very good
at 4Sc.
Olts-spring, 20 bushels very good
az zoe.
COTTON REPORT
Market firm.
Ouoi1fi0ns. Middling. l0:c.: low
miodling, lOic. good ordinary
SIC.
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nay, oats ana straw

Hay-No. Timothy. per ton. slf.3,
o 80: No. .. $3.50 to Sl4jO. mixed.
$40 to Si3: Virginia clover, $40 to 81.
Baled Oats-Sl to SIP.
Sbucks-B aled. - to d0c.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. ~
to 42c: loose, pressed. large bales, ~ to
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Lumber. slaves he.

Lumber White oak. per 1000. $40 :
SIS: yellow pine. framing timber. ~ t.
$40 per 900. boards. Is to $40; poplar
West Virginia, No. I, $50; No. p S2o
M. 8. SIG
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KIIUMUNU. fff ~ - = '
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES d. ao"eN'
limited States A S r. q c.. IL, ".~
United States Is K. x Co. l-s .....
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Cement. Lime. PIa-tcr. Efc.
reai. flour ana zeal

Bulk Meats - Sides, 7c: shoulders,
&c.
Bacon Western shoulders, 1ic. clear
rib sides. Sc. breasta. zoe. hams, l3c.
Flour-RichmOud patent roller
family. 500 to So: fancy family - to
s5.2j: family. - 5Q TO. 4 "a, city eyytrrgg
Meai"City. per bushel, oVci country
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nDmmen.
Sci 2Iauo 1T bic er Sage Elm
StraBen. &duber a1 Den unre1ten ges
fommen. 0err StouoemeDer, elm 2eib.
faQs8efber BON 2lano, bate pafas
giere mad 2ampaias aebradt uno bes
feab it6 auf benz 6eimpege. 9a
murOe er blDbli6-etma 3 MeiIen bon
2lano-oon einsr GtraBeurduber arges
baIteu, Der i'm nit bossebaltenem Wius
GeftsrzGewebr 5Dang, bom Wagen gu
fteigen. 5tauoemeper beuubte iebo6
eineu giuftigen Moment, pd5reno Der
&duber ii6 %umsuanote = pabrf6einli6
Tim gu feber, no feline SpieBgeieQeu
blieben, I'm oemIeiben bas 8epebr aug
bet 0ano gu reiBen, baiielbe unl3ubres
ben uab ben Geener nit feiner eigeneu
Wafe nieOer3ui6ieBen. 9ur6 oen
S9uB nurben 5tauoemeDers Bferbe
f1eu unb rannten babon, loboB et
Mibe bate, fe tnieber einaubolen.
Interpess traf er bann nod 3tpei pers
badtig ausiebenbe Mdnnsr, bic ben nit
Dem @emebre 8emafneten u~nbebsqi9t
lieBen, bic 5taubemeDer aber fir bic
Gomplicsn bes bermunbeten &dubers
bdlt. 9ieier lift mad 2lanc iranspors
tirt tpDrben unb bat bic N~usfagen
S%taubemepers %beltdtist. So Gtaube=
meDers Nnbulaua Der 9oHfutl6e 3iems
LID dbnli6 Iiebt, 10 1T an3une9men,
boB bieier ueberfaQ ei9entIi6 bieler ges
gotten bet.
Wuf benz Wese bon OsniIon mad
Siibomingo i'm Snoianer Serritorium
bat Ser. 8oDb bon Seras Bic 2ei6e Ell
nss Greet Suoianers ull6 einen iGpers
D%erpunoeten SnbiaHer oufgefunben.
Waaa glau6t, bob es inbianii9e 9dnbs
let pareu, bic nit chamber in 9treit
geratbsn tparen.
Sn Serarfana fol- elm meiBer
iunger Wsann, ber aus anseiebener So
mile itammt, gelpndt tporben iein.
Sbm lpirb bas 8erbre6en 3lr 2af ge.
legt, elm fleines peiBes Mdo6en au un,
Sii4tigen 3lpeden mibbrau6t gu baben.
= &i6ter Campbell in Serarfana, Der
am borigen Montag ben Gus. Smith
gef9pifen rurse, i%if5uar up6 an 2eben,
ood baben bic Ner3te ieinen 3ufanb fit
hoffuunaSlps erif1rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
Ser @iuoereaa gduh .gtpre.

gde OR.9OuftOntrabe umO abenue G.,
bat ieinen Iorratb BON e1uben fur
9erren, 9amen unb Rinber fur bic bes
b%orifebenben Saiions erbalten, unb lit
int Stanbe, allen Mnfprh9en, weIde
man an elm elegantes ooer on bauers
bates unb preismiirbiges @1ubmerf
ffelt, gu geniisen. Ser gimberelua
Soul : 5tore 1T Elm iebr beIiebs
ter gintaufsort, namentliG oeutlder
9amen, ni6t muir Der auborfommenben
Beoienung tuegen, fonbern tbatid9li1
neil bic fe~ilgebotenen Waarett in ieber
6inii6t empfe5lenstpertb fino unb Sas
tisfattion seseben baben. Man finbet
bier bas 0or3tglidie, mas GuBbetleis
bungstiinftler nur leiiten t6nnen;
Sdube fir ben galiaal. 2lusgebes
idube, Sdube fir's 9aus unb iiarfe.
babel bod elegante @6ube fur Sinber.
6erren perben In glei9er WeiIe bes
bient. ales pabt wie a%ngegoNen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
nm. &Batna = . b

uniere Sauptnabruns it unb bIeibt
bas Gleii@, unb UNI foIdes frif1 unb
gut 81 erlangen, fann man rnm6gli9
einet 5uuerldffgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66ffing & Sobn, Ro.
511 abe. 6. Die 6errer babeH benz
@ei9mad ibrer Runben &e@nung &c.
tragett unb In ibrem gtabliferaent cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Qnforoerunger fur grbaltung unb ent'
fernuns I1dbli9er Snsrebienaen bes
Gleiides entfpri1t. Sic baben befidus
Big In ibren 1iebb6fen einen sroBen
8orratb bon Wafbieh, aus mel6em
MIR bas Beite fir lire Runoen getpdbIt
mirb. Wer reel bebient fein wta, Der
befuAe ben Wartt, 0o. Sill
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1