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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE NEGRO JOCKEY sENTENcRp 10 DEATH.
James @. Stone. the negro jockey. Of coney islAoo
VINO was recently convicted 10 the Court OF sessions
xarder in tho first degree In killing Henry hinor'
bartender with whom he ausrrelled over no casnRo
Is bill was sentenced to death BY Judge moore yes
terdsy. the execution 10 tain plsce on June So'
expected that m appeal will be tasen ana ns' -
Of proceeding win DO secured. Stone - u'eo 49,.
tines before no was convicted. two 1uafes osss
BIS defence was an Aim, ana ~ -
him was circumstsnttal
80. Mco,, h.. reoetvsd q letter nom lsdy N
Kentucky 10 whose brother Stone formerly belonged
. s,sya In which she SAYS: SYesterdAy ! reeeiVeo
sctte, Som nv brothers former slave, James Coleman
etone WIN has boon under trial for bis LIE, DO tes
me- In his letter. I cannot believe that little Gone
n ruitly Of such crime. Being very oecsae GNU
~ ,s raised about the house and permitted to play
With my nephews. lived with my brother ana know
hum hundred times than the ordinary slave my
broSer was living no would do all be could for Cole
hope you win have the sentence ,;n CON nst8
TO save his Me. l cannot believe MN gui's'
FOR SUNDAY CONCERTS IN PROSPECT PARK
- Alderman Murphy. who suggested at the meeting OF
the Aldermen on Monday that Sunday concerts IN
Prospect Park be provided for the coming season. urged
the plan upon Mayor Chaplin and tho Park Commits
soners yesterday The latter said that there was no
money available for the purpose this season. but e3
pressed willingness to 90 before the Board OF Estimate
and urge an appropriation for the purpose next year
Alderman Murphy said no visited Central Park on Sun
day. and found 900 orderly persons listening to the
music and he thought Brooklyn should provide music
for those on Sundays who could not hear 1t on other
DAYS. was suggested that the street railroad COM
panies, which would profit by the Increased Isye, a
the concerts were given. should bear portion OF tho
expense.
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Fine Farms.

Mr.. EDITOR: In company with my
good friend Sheriff Bolt, spent the "glo.
rious fourth" visiting some of my friends
in the Hopewell community. We left
Anderson early enough to reach Mr..
Thomas Bolts abode before the heat OF
the day, where we stayed until about 4
o'clock, enjoying in the meantime a
splendid dinner-just such an one, how.
over, as long experience teaches me is
to be had in the country. We found
crops unusually fine and enjoyed walking
over the fertile fields cultivated by Mr..
Bolt and his brothers, and the adjoining
plantation of Mr.. Albert jolly, all of
which promise rich harvest. On the
return trip we came out by Midway
Church and down by Capt Erskine's who,
by the way, has the finest crop, both cot
ton and corn, I have seen this year. Our
first visit in thsit vicinity was 80 very
pleasant we can assure our friends that
ne WILL in the near future, avail ourselves
of their kind invitations to 'come again."
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Gist Rifles Survivors Association.

Gist Rifles Survivors Association.
The annual meeting Of the GiHt Rifles
(Co. ID" Hampton Legion) Survivors,
Association will be held at Williamson,
s. c., on Wednesday, 21st July, 1880, at II
o'clock.
We expect some of our old staff officers
to be with us and addresses by them will
be in order, and we trust there will be an
extra large attendance.
We oxtend invitation to Co. "F"' survi-
vors to send delegations to meet us. And
also to any surviving ex-Confederates.
j. L. MAUID1N, Secretary.
WM. F. LEE, President.
gGrPickens, Greenville and Oconee pa.
pers are requested to copy.
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Advice Gratis.


Sullivan Hardware Company ventures
to advise all owners of farn machinery to
begin preparation at once, or as early q.
possible. for the seasons work The pros.
pect for q biz crop is fine. and when you.
machinery Starts you will have, in all
probability, your hands full. So examine
your Engines, Gins, Presses, DC, right
away. See if you will need any brass OF
iron steam fittings, betting, packing OF
repair work. Don't delay until the elev.
enth hour. Go now, when all is quiet, to
Sullivan Hardware Co. and get your ma.
chine supplies OF have them sent to your
house. Their machinist, Mr.. Elliott, car
put everything in thorough repair, unless
you think it best to buy new outfit, in
this event you can not do better than buy
the Smith Gin, the Acme Press and an
Engine for sale by Sullivan Hardware
Gnn1nQnU ----
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in Che
memory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard
In praise of Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to health, to
the use of the Great Alternative and Tonic,
If you are troubled with any disease of
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, Of long or
short standing you will surely find relief
by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC.
and 81 per bottle ut Hill Bros Drug Store.
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For Ninety Days.

For the next ninety days Welch and
Jim Payne will sell the best Buggies,
Carts and Harness in Town for the least
money. Call on Jim at the Harness Shop
or We elch at buggy house, Depot Street.
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Survivors, Meeting.

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Confederate Survivors, Association Of An
derson County will be held at Anderson
G. II. on Friday, July 18th, at II o'clock
a. m. j. L. MAULDIN Secretary.
". W. HUMPHREYS, President
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Their Business Booming

Probably no one thing has caused such q
general revival of trade at Hill Bros
Drug Store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free trial bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trilde is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact
that IL always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before
buying by getting trial bottle free, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Mrs. Harrison will open her Dancing
Class on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, ut
Maxwell's Hall, Brick Range. II
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SPECIAL INVITATION

nda this month White
that could waited
anything
Lady call All acknowledge Stock the most beautiful
-.
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$500 Yards Dress Ginghams,
In checks and stripes-all new pat
terns-8c. per yard, we'll worth l0c.
Wool Dress Goods.

In this department it is useless for us
to start to price them, as we are selling a
real nice Dress Goods now at Sc per yard
former price 10c-and you can get the
other grades cheaper than they have ever
been sold.
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Remember, we move into our new
Store Room In Septem mber. Will greatly
increase our stock of Jewelry, Watches,
&c, and must hare money to do it. Realiz-
ing this we cut the prices down.
JOHN N. HUBBARD & Bro.
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They are Offering Special Drives for the month.
Sateens

Sateens.
We have large and attractive stock
of Satesns, in solid and fancy coloringa.;
Note these prices: 500 yards 4 Sateen at
10c-good value at 124c; and ne can
give you a beautiful line at 125c, where
others ask you 15c. And you must come:
and look at those beautiful French Goods
the prettiest line ever shown in Ander:
R0r1 /:
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The address of Col. Rice on Tuesday be-.
fore the Teachers Institute and the Trus.
tees was mastery presentation of the
cause of common schools, and it is great
pity that every school patron and trustee
and all others interested in the cause of
popular education could not have been
present and have heard it. For an hour
and forty-fve minutes he presented tho
subject in it's different aspects, showing
the duties of Trustees and School Commits
sioners, emphasizing the fact that the Of
fee of School Commissioner was one of the
most important in the County, and should
be filled by live, active, energetic man.
Col. Rice deserves well at the hands of the
people, for be is serving them well and
faithfully. He has been and is going
everywhere waking up the people, teachers
and school officers to proper sense of their
duty. He is spending nearly all his sala-
~ in travelling over the State in the inter-
est of popular education, and will, no
doubt, be gratefully remembered for his
offHrfS
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After September you will find John NJ.
Hubbard & Bro. next door to Farmers
and MarchantSi Bank
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Big lot of S, 10 and Is cent Tinware at
Watkins Book Store
Best 5.cent cigar in town at Watkins
Book Store,
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Full line of choice Chromos and Oil
Paintings at WATKINS Book STORE.
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TO RENT-From September LIST, 1889
the Store occupied by 4. P. Hubbard.
52-2a E A. BELL.
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A Bargain Counter for Sixty Days.
We have a lot Of goods that must be
sold, regardless of price-such as Tea Sets,
Standard Fruit Jars, Milk Pitchers, Cake
Stands, Silver Butter Dishes and Castors.
Plates for CSC. Lot of Glassware.
52-6 JOHN E. PEOPLES Il CO.
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ParasOIs..

This department is SO well known that
it is useless for us to advertise it,, We.
have them in prices from 10c to $500.
You ought to see our Black Silk Parssolss {
at s1.25- something Others want $1.76a &
for; ne sell them at S1.25. Z. 3.S5.;
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Buy your choice Timothy Hay from
John z. Peoples. Sold cheap for spot
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II your time is worth anything it is
worth keeping. A large lot of Clocks al
special cut prices for the next sixty days
JOHN NJ. HUBBARD & Bro.
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Mrs. Mollie Prince Fouche died in Bal
timore last Saturday, and her remains
were brought to Williamson and inferred
on Tuesday, Dr.. Lander conducting the
funeral services. Mrs. Fouche was the
eldest daughter of Mr.. W. L. Prince, Of
Williamson, and formerly resided at
Ninety Six, having removed to Baltimore
short time ago. She was i'll only about
two weeks. She was most excellent
Christian woman, and was highly esteem-
ed by her many friends and acquaintance.
She leaves husband and three children,
besides host of relatives, to mourn her
death.
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y : = 49,
The Hartwell (Ga.) Sun, of last week,
contained q. lengthy notice Of the death
Eof Judge Clayton 8. Webb, who died
June 18th, in the s5th year of his age. He
was born in old Pendleton District, and
moved to Georgia in 1852.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Holloway have re-
| turned from visit to their old home,
MilledgeYille, Ga. Miss Emma Hall, a
sister Of the latter and most charming
young lady, accompanied them TO Ander-
son and will spend several weeks here.
The Citadel Cadets of Charleston are
spending two weeks in Greenville, and
are camping on the Furman University
grounds. The Cadets are divided into
four Companies, and Cadet A. L. Hum
phreys, Of this County, is Captain of Conf
pany B.
Ex-Mayor Tolly, in addition to being
a first.class furniture man, is coming to
the front as successful farmer. His farm
is two miles east Of the city. Passing
there the other day our attention. was
called to his brag cotton, which is grow
ing finely and is free of grass.
Mr.. o. Geisberg is spending afew days
in the city with his family. Since last Sep.
tember Mr.. Geisberg has been resident OF
New Birmingham, Texas, having gone
there when the town was laid off, he is
l:delighted with his new, home, and says
the town is growing very rapidly.
A protracted meeting will begin in
Brushy Creek Township on Friday, 18th
inst. The services will be held in large
tent, which viii be pitched near MIR. JEFF.
Kings residence, and will be conducted
by: the several ministers who have just
closed successful meeting at Easley.
sam'l Rhodes, colored, and Mary Broth.
ers, white, were committed to jail last
Friday night by Trial Justice Pickens, Of
Brushy Creek, under charge ofiYing to-.
jgether in adultery. The woman is married,
j|and her husband was in the city Tuesday
making aa effort to get her out Of jail.
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Spectacles to suit everybody and per-
feet fiji guaranteed.
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Our young friend, W, R. Dillingham;.
has recently purchased stylish buggy
and fine young horse, whose sire is
'Red Chief" Il is one Of the pre:tiest
animals in this section, and can trot q
mile in three minutes very easy. We en-
ioyed aride with friend Dillingham; the
other:afternoon; and he informed us that
the only thing he needs now to complete
his happiness III pretty wife. Now,
girl5, don't you all propose at one time; 1t
might frighten him out of his senses.
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R Hon: ESP. Earle, of Andersonville,
gave us call Wednesday morning, and
informed US that everything possible was
being done to make the Grady pic mic at
on the oath inst.a big sue;
eessss. The boats that will carry Mr.. Grady
and his party down the river have been
nude and will reach Anderson this
xranlr ~ II. :
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@N
W0LFSoN ANToNIo
i'd su iol6' offcisaer grfunbIgung ge>

i'd gu iol9' offic!euer Grfunblgung gez
babi2
Ser bobe, ieitmdrts BON benz QauIe
fortlaufenbe unb nit einem bt9ten
Dornen3aun beIeBte @rbtpaa begren3te
nod Der StraBe bin ben groBen, bur9
alte Obifbdume beroiifierten @arten,
ipel6er fi9 mad elmer Walonieie ab.
wdrts fentte. Sm Sommer fteiIi9
tuar alles bur9 ben 3aun berbedt; a6er
ieBt mar es 0erbif, bic Drofeln fielen
in bic rotben 8eeren, unb cine Iiille
bunten 9aubes mar Don ben MQeebGu>
men f6on auf ben gBag gefaqen; als
i'd eines Spdtnadmittags iebt bort oors
iibsr ging, gepabrte i'd cine ent6ldtterte
STEELE in benz 3aun uno blteb Heben.
UNI einen Bid In oas fonlf unf9tbare
@artengrun6itad binein 3u tuerfea. Sd
bate mid auf ben GuBIpibeH erboben;
ober i'd erf9rat faif: elm blafes uno =
10 erldien es mir = tpunberbar i10ues
Gnabenantlib nit bunfelgeIodtem
9auptbaar ftanb oi9t bor oem msinen
uub lab bon Der anbern Seite mir lfarr
unb f9weigeno entsegen; i6 gepabrte
nod, oaB Die grDBen, glei9falls bunteln
augen poll bon Sbrdnen itanben; bann
NOR es beri9punben, unb i1 b6rte
langiame 99ritte in ben 8arten binab.
War bas Der arge Bube, BON Sem bic
2eute rebeteu? gta1beafli9 iebte i9
meine Ibenowanoerung fort. 5enn bas
8efi6t, uel9es i'd eben fab, einmal
muBte i'd es ibon geieben babeu, Dor
fanf8ebn ober arpan3ig Sabren = aber
bas ging ia ni9t, Der &nabe mo9te
iebt faum 5u6lfe 36blen.
yto9 am Mbenb 0ieIes Sages bDrten
mir, in Dem neuen rotbsn 9aule Iiege
bic alte 9ausbdIterin i'm Sterben; aber
bas 9aus ieIbft bate am Na9mittage,
als i'd bort borbeigegansen, in ieiner
gepobnten tDunberli6en ginfamteit ba.
geitanben, bic @aroinen batten, mie irs
mer, bemegt binter ben blauen 8ors
fdben sebangen, teiglen 2aut bate i1
pernommen, ielbft ber i96ne piIoe 2nas
be binter BEN @arteu3aune luar mir nur
Die Elm @eipenif eri9ieneu; aud bas
Sterben iourbe bier gan3 fiji beforgt.
Ils i'd an anbern Gage nit meiner
Grau poriiber ging, iaa.e i6: Sm t!eus
en- 9auie bier folI eine 5rau am Sterben
lieeen; 3u Ieben i6eint man ni6t barin
Damn piro iie fdon seitorben ieiu,
ertpiberte fie. iHbem iie bur9 bic 3aun=
hide in ben @arten mics; feb nur,
bort unter benz aroBen Ipfelbaum ite.
ben 3tuei Jrauen unb reoen miteinanz
Der; bas TT mir bier nod nimmer oors
gefommen.
(Gortfetnng foIstl
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Ilae ni4t geueiat. aur @epalt gu greis
fen, uenm mau lie einigermaben Or.
bentli9 bebanbelt."
Geporter: vSie meinen alio, nit
anoeren Worten, bab nur Elm Mann,
Der bnr9 Die 9abgier unb @rprefungs@
luft feines 8oiies gum NeuBerften ge.
triebeH Dirb, @eiualt auipenbe2"
4ntmort: sSa, oas 1T ungefSbr
meine Inf6t bon einem ioI9sn 6alIe."
Ser Geporter fpra6 nod init ungss
fdbr einem Dubenb anberer Sumeliere
uab S9mudiaden Gabrifanten in iener
Jta9baridaff, tpelde fdmmtli9 oeriels
ben Nnii0t marsn, tpie ole 0orermdbns
ten. Sic baten aber Vile barum, man
m0ge aus @ef6dfts &iidi9ten ibre
gtamen nidt uer6fentliden.
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Gine ieltene @elegenbeit+
1lusperfauf zines eroeen 11l6bel.
layers gu billi9em preiie.

0err 5. %. 6annig. ber bos
gr6Bte uub eleganteife Wf6bellager tn
Staate bat, 1T ge3Dangen, iein iebiges
8ei9dftslotdl auf3ugeben unb bat fit6
oesbalb entfGlOfen, 9an3 aus bem Sc
i6dft ous3utreten. lin big gum 1. Sns
nuar nit bemYorrath ponM66eIn, Sep.
pi9en. Watteu. GuBbeden &c. sdn3lid6
3u rdumen, perfauft er gum unt unter
Dem &Oiienpreiie. Der angegebene
@runb 1T feiu Bormanb. Die Waaren
fab bodelegant unb gewdblt. sSebt
ma6t Cure @intdufe, mo bic M6bel sc.
minbeifens um 20 prO3ent bilIiger fnb,
mie fie ie in Gan 9ntoriu perfauit
tpuroen.
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ssei6e 9aiuns.

25o0 Yarts Sbser, 0air.eorb, Ytaib
eawns, 10 Gents per Yarb; Mariei0es
BON l23 Gents per Oaro an; feline
%ques, Is Gents per Yarb; DreB @amz
bries, 12a, 162 unb 20 @ents; ensliide
Gambrlcs unb Nainioofs, SO 3oll brett,
20 tis so Gents.
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0efGrbte Qamns.

40 3ol treiter 9attilf, quite Waare,
10 uno 124 Gents per Yarp; glaib
9anns, 80 3Ol1 brett, in 4 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stiide Bsrtb Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @cro Srsanbies, 121
@ents; Beriti9er Wull aler art, 30 unb
35 Gents; slmerieun @banies, sebrudt
unb e&tfarbis, IA Oarbs fur ST..
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5@- Mat- Mc6a5e, 9telD Yrunss
mid. 3d.. SabIt lrpsno Ssmonb fiinI
Dollars, Der an 0Iutabfibren Ieibet
uao mad benz DorieJrift5lnoBieen 6es
brau4e bon @baniberldlA's @olif., @bo.
lera unb DiatrbDe Mi:tei njdt in ber
mogli9it titrSeiteE 3eit baoon befreit
tpirb. Cine babe rs Gents 6laI6e
bieier Wsebi3in beilte iein Bfutabfiibren,
na9oem ct Die Webi5in unO &e5epte
beri9iebener 9oftoren oergebens ange=
tDanot bate. 9err Mc@abe tann bies
fe Oferte gans rubis maiden, oa fein
Gau BON @olit, Cholera Worbus, Dpfen.
terp, Siarrboe Doer ylutabfibren be-
tannt lit, Der nid5t Bel regelre6ter 9lu.
tusnbung bes Mittels sebeilt iporbeu
wdre. Gum 8ertauf bel 81. @obn &
60. unb +. 3alteber & 9obn.
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Idrer. Sic iiab ausse5eidnet in Der
Wdids uno i'm @asn ssfarbt.
Sdettiide 3epbAre allerleeter Mobe
in allen Wuitern, fOlib sefarbt, 81 3o0
brett, Is Gents.
Cine babf6e Nuswabl BON @dottis
fden ghambrahs 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rcBer Yorratb bon @lasgOp Be-
pbhr8 aller Nrt. @
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5rauentbtdnen trodnet man ni1t
10 lei9t nit benz Saidentu6. aber um
10 leiGter nit elmer ganaen Sei6enrobe.
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Qamns.

Wir habeu iebt msbrere hunbert Stide
amerifaaii6en, enslii4en, iriideu, frans
3Sfiden nno f6weiaer Tabritats 3ur 9lns
ii4t aus iesen.
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Sriide aeinelrsellse.

Sloufen- -eeinen, 8elfaft grDwn Yres
qinens, Is Gents; braun 2sinen. guttia.
bon 10 @ents an; 9sinen- gambrica, so
@ents Big 81, unb oieles Nnbere.
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Aud Elm @mpFeh lungsgruub.
6err: -. Ilfo sic t6nnen mir bic
WObnung aan3 befonoers empfeblen2
BiIth: Greilid) = barim bat Semnnb
i'm Dergan9enen Sabs bas groBe 2oOs
gsnonnen!
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@albwsa, Cos. 9. Qua.. 1888.

'O'OstI JFU1sI u EUB'I IOUO'
giey Sabre lit i6 ait S9mersen i'm
HtideH nnb fonute nitt obne Gtod ges
9ea. @lne Glaide St. Satobs Del
fellte mid mieber ber.-Sno. 90. Npee.
Saibier, StOd grdange 8ant.
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Cine pcllitdn6iae Iusspabt eer neuez
ften Muifer gu 12a unb Is @ta. per Oarb.
1856 Stufe "New Departure gu 20
unb rs Gents.
Dies fino Muifsr frun30Fidsr aiini1s
Ter unb quite Baaren.
1889 6riiblinsswauren in foliben Tar=
Sen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
9dOttilde 3epbprs.
Dteie Woaren merben immsr pppu<
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Barnabh's amerifaniide @insbams
fIr Damen- unb Sinbsr Sleiber, ertra=
tein, 20 Gents.
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SS Geinfe unb biaigIfe Drudlas
den bel s B On BROS.
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eine unsebsure auswobl in bieisn
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-20
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