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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
MuerIet.

Wir ~bertpeileu hermit auf bic
Nnaeige Der Gair gum Beten Der beutId.
englif9en S@ule. Man perseKe nidt,
baB am @r6Rnungsabeub 6err gorl
Bed R6 nit feinem Or6efer b6ren LAT.
fen tpirb.
= Ser @bineie Song Wong Chung
itebt unter Der Nntlase, obne &icen3 NIT
Spirituoien gebanbeIt gu baben.
- Sn benz meif bon nSpDrtsmen"
f%requentirten Surf.S aloon an Der subs
SloressG STRIPE fam es seitern 8ormit-
tag apif6en Cabin perrp unb Sarrp
@orinstp-betbes vSportsmen"-su ell
uer S6ieBersi. @orinstp fol- Bern
am @6enbsborber beleibigf bdben unb
'perrp betlanste oartiber reyauftldrun'
gen.. 8orinstp tpeiserte f@ biefe su
seben. tporauf perrp auf ibn 3u feuern
besann. @r f9oB biermal auf feinen
@egner, obHe biefeu gu trefen, ba ber'
ielbe binter benz groben gtsi9rante
9eduns fu6te. perrp iuurbe besbaf=
tet unb bonn Griebensri6ter unter bic
Nntlage beg beriu6ten Woroes getteut,
aber gegen 2eifiung BON $500 Btrgs
i6aft pieber freiselaHen.
: am Somftag ben 26. ueranitaltet
Der 8eetboben Wdnner1D +
i'm @aiinO fur feline paffbeu Mitglieber
unb beren Gamilieu cine Mbenbuntet'
baltuns, nobel bas aus % Jnftrumens
ten beitebenbe Or6efter bes 5errn
Bed mitiuirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
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Gan Antonio, %. Octo3er '89.
9ie Satr sum 8eften Der 9cutid, @us=
Itfdlet GdhuleA


Gan Intonio, %. Octo5er 'S9.
Sic Satr gum 8eften Der 9emtid,. @ua=
ltidJem S@ule+
IN ben Nbenben bes 81. Oftober, /.
unb 2. MoOember finbet in ben feitii9
9efbmiidten Ndll1en oes @alino bic
Gair gum Beten Der Dsuti@zGngti|9en
S@ule tatt.
unFete Geutl9en Domsn BADEN W0es.
mas in ibren Grdfien lie9t, aufgeboteu,
I'm ben 8eiudern brei on 8sniKen
aQer Nrt rei6e Nbenbe gu f9ern. Das
bon uns Oil anberer STEELE berbfentli6te
Brogramm 1T Elm uAgemsin rei9balti=
ges uab bielieitiges unb unIere iungen
9amen merben ni6t berfeblen, in ibrer
Gigenf@aft als liebensmitrbiee Wir.
tbinnen cine grDBe Nn3iebungsfraft
ausauiben,
Sieie Jair 1T 10 re6t cine Geftli@s
felt, Oil Der bas ganae Deuti9tbum,
obne iebDeben INTERRUPTED, f9 bethel.
ligen iolte, unb 9ieienigen irren fi6,
uel9e meinen, BAT rur bic 8eiu9er mil
fart geipidter B6rie bort miltommeI
feien. 9ur6aus ni6t, ionbern Elm Sc.
ber fomn1e unb trage- mdbrenb or fd
amiiirt unb es f6 wobl fein ldBt =
ba3u BEL. Elm SnItitut gu erbalten, aui
tpel9es bas Seuti@tbum bon San Qn:
tOnio f@or lett mebr als atpeiSabraebnten
nit Stols geblidt bat uno bofentlid
nod melt ldnger blider miro +!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
ass- Sic @ebiuhs her s1mmtliGpn

RaT Die @ebinbs Der idmmilideu
bie1geR grauereien weroen nDn ben
's'San Antonio Cooperage Works.,
No. 108 un6 10 Qufin 9trabe, ans
gefertigt. @%igentbtimer Der I'M ernBs
artisiten Ntabifabe singsri6tetsn Riiferei
1T 9err @ep. MaHbrD, elmer III.
ierer unternebmenbten Burger, Der fein
Sad grtiu6li9 berfebt. Ollie luftrdge
perben prompt ausgefibrt. Dap Die
8rauereien bic bier gema6tsn Gd1er
ben importirten bor3ieben, III cine 2tns
erfennung Der beimii@eh Sabufrie unS
ibrer Sabritate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
MlaunO Seuerberiidermssseienidaft.

8eIorgt itritt hire t%igenen 8eIddfte
unb beanipru6t Ni6ts, meber fir mod
geser ireenb einen S~onfurrenten iu6t
ben Qntbeil bee 0fentli6en patronage,
bic ibr Wiqig unb germ gegeben uirb !;
offerirt fi6ere unb 5uberldffge Geuerber'
fi6erung su 9auie nit benz Beripre6en
promptet ausgleiduug i'm Sale bon
8erluit. Snbem SIR nit bieier 8efeas
f9aft @ei9dfte ma9t, unterbanbelt Sbr
nit 9irettDren, bic fit gu9 feline 5rems
ben finb, Mduner, bic ein lebbaftes Sns
tereHe on ben Nngelegenbeiten Der @eiels
f1aft nebmen uub bic ni6ts bulOen uno
erlauben tpiroen, mas ni6t Hreng NIT
ben @ef6dftsprin3ipisu III ginflang gu
bringen 1T. 8ebenft ebenfals, bob ole
prdmien q. b.. tpas mir auf infer ell
genes &ifto nebmen) unb ale Som.
miifoneu, (oas 1T: Rddoerf@erung)
bic perbient perben, bier bleiben uno
pieber IN San Mntonio unb Seras in
girfulation gebra9t nerosn.
@ir baben arrangements getrohen
uno finb borbereitet, Yerfderungen Don
ir9enb mel6er S0be gu ubernebmen.
Wegen fernerer S%nformatiOu uab @ins
selbeiten tpenbe man fi6 at bic Office,
$50. 222 MeFs@ommerce'S traBe (9irs
ler's @ebdube) uber 8elepbon go. 439.
N. B. Wenn Sbr bet beimii9en @es
isli6aft ben 8or5ug geben ober fie uns
terfihBen nolt, 10 uerbanoelt brett
nit btefer Office, ba mir in Der
Stabt feline autorifrten Ngenten, ions
bern nut uniere eigenen SOlicitos
rem babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
@rmnSeiaemtbums . ltebertrasunaeu

Sames Wiltins an Geo. s. s..
S1mibt, Got s in glod 5; 1926.
Glib. gillian an Moies @eitb unb
Geo. &c. Gpftein, 2ois 8, 9, Is unb 16
in BIod II, Sruebart's Nbbition; $3.50.
Geo. o. gpfein an Mtoies 8eitb,
fein Snterefe i'm obigen gigentbum
$500.
g. @risper unb Jrau ai 6. praeler,
434 Qder 2Gnb; $217.50.
s. 8. 3uffp unb Grau oil anna
s. &6Blp, wefli6e 0dlfte Der 2ots 8
uab 9 an RebrasfasS traBe $1,000.
Sam M. Sobnfon an gbas. u.
Rif9e, Blod 20, $500.
Sobn 2ar3alere on Grant 2unb,
@runbitild i'm 8lot 60, @efs0oufons
StrnBe, $3.50.
8. Monden unb Grau an Martin
Wogden 264 older on Der BALCONIES
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
Cine @roiaaas
UNI 6ettion z Des 45. Gapitels Der &ea
bibirten S~roinan5en gu anenbiren.

Sci es perorbnet bur9 ben 5tabtratb
Der Gtaht San Nntnio:
DdB bic SetiiDn Z bes 45. Rapitels
ber &fbibirtsu Orbinau3en 10 amenbirt
tperbe, baB fe bon nun an folgenbers
maBen lau.ei:
Setiion Z. ads Dieienigen, metde
i'm &ecorbers@ eri9te biefer Stabt iraenb
elmer llebertretung Der Ssftionen l, 2.
3, 4. Z, IL, II ODER Ii bes 2apiteIs Is
Der &enibirteH Statuten f9ulbig befun.
ben tperben, f6nnen-abgefeben BON Der
Strafe, ipelde i'm ber &eeorber Ooer Der
als FOLDER fansireHoe Wapor auferlegt
|-Dom &ecorber ober bonn Mapor unter
8hrgi6aft fir ibr gutes unb friebferti.
ges 8etrasen geitelt tuerben, unb stpar
fiir iebe 3eit, bic nt@t elm Sabr iiber.
iGreitet. 8orausseiest tuirb, oaB biele
8iirgi6aftsiumne nidt b6ber als 5000
III, Sober CUR 2eifung elmer folGen
StirgI@aft @~erurtbeilte bat 3mei o6er
mebr ii9ere 8iirgen su ftslen ooer fon4
ltise Si6erbeiten gu geben, Die bonn
&ecorber Ober Dem aIs &ecor6er fungi.
rerben Wla1or anerfannt lper6en miiHe.
Sober CUR 2eiftang elmer berartigen
Gargf9aft 8erurtbeilte fam in Daft
bebalten tuerben. bis CT bic 8hrgI9aft
a%ufbrirgt. Cir iebe fernere 0erIeBung
Der Jriebens 8lref6aft Tam ibn bic
Staot San Nntonio aber in ibrer @is
genihaft oIs Rorporatipn in iebem &c.
ri6tsbofe b%eIaneeu, UNI Die 3ablunB
Der bulsu Gtrafe aus iener ghrgt9aftss
Iumme ju er3Dingeu.
Nngenpmmen uno Gebiai9t ON s.
Ottpber 1889.
8rDan @alIogban.
Qttefirt: Wapor,
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabts@lerf.
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sBudlenS 9lrntcasg albe.

Die bette Salbe Der Bslt fir ,G6attS.,
Gtetf1ureen, @eI9pure, Giebsr. unb Saut.
ausf3Ias, 6le4te, %sefprunsene SdnOe, Jrof.
benlen NIB ale Sauttranfbeiten furirt Cd.
morrboiotn Ober feline B~e5abIune. g6lise
Satisfadion garantirt ODER bas @eIe nirb
auraderFattet. % Gents bic SdadtdI. Bum
8ertauf in allen Gpotbefen. Dreib, 9tomb.
fon G. Co., @bolefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
@in aeiunSer alter Manu.

Scr. Sos. @ilion bon NlensS Springs,
Sas., Der bic 60ger Sabre iiberf6ritten
bat. faet: 50 babe oiele Mebi3inen
probirt, baDon, mebrere iebr quite; aber
ME babe i6 cine. 9efunben, Die 10 iebr
ales erfllIt. mag fur fie beanipru9t
tDirb, ME @~bamberlains @Dlics, @bos
leras uno 9iarrboe Meoi3in. gs 1T
tpirtli@ cine u%unberbare Mebi3in. Gum
@ertauf BET 81. gobn G Co., Ralteper &
Sobn unb alen anberen Npotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
gNie bas Slid ether Jarntlte 10 freu=
bta l1delfe.

Cine NnaabI 9amen in 9oliH +.
gaI., fauften gemeinf9aftli9, Ddbreno
int Club, Elm 3man3igftel bes 2ooies
gt. 1885 in Der Gouiiana Staatsz
2otterie. Nm Is. Dug. B. s. bsifielea
Iie Dor 5reube fat in Grdmpfe, neil lie
ben 6aupts @eninn ge5ogeu batteH. =
San 6raneiseo (@al) p@ramiuer",
% Gent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

Msberbile, Soma, 8. 4uguf, 49,.
Mit einem Bell berlebte i'd mir ben
SUB uub brei Wodeu pIasten mid bic
beftigfen S9merSen. gnblit ges
brau6te i'd ct. Satobsz Del unb boas
fdnbige 9eilung erfolgte. Sd emf
pfeble es, tuenn INNER cine @elegen6eit
f9 baau bietet. -grnf Sturm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
9lm @aSIer.apmInmenten

Die Waferfonfumenten iinb biermil
bena6ri9tiet, baB bic Wahermletbe fiji
bas am l. gtop. enbenbe Quartal iber.
fdQia 1T. Wenn biefelbe niht ipfort
be3ablt wirb, 10 mirb bas Mofer obne
ueitere Noti3 abgeifelt.
Wae werf. 6 mpagni E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
S6ul' Fairs amensW g riantmluug.
Die n1f1fe WfrfnmmInnn &

Die nddfte 8etiammluua finoet en-
W ontag, ben %. Ottober,
4 nbr Ga6mittags i'm @alino itatt, tpu,
gu bic 6omitemitglieoer, iopie ale So.
men, tpel6e f9 fir bic SGuIsG air in,
tereiRren, b6Hi9It eineeIaben fnb.
6rau 6. & q nj b mann,
Prdf6entin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
MSbeIi MHbeII

@ie aus Der an3eige erf6tli9, bers
taufen 9ager & Moths M6bel
gum 2oienpreife udbrenb Der lie B II
Tag 5es Oftober. Wer
bel ieinen gintdufeu @elb iparen mill.
fprede bor !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

&. @ugel bat ben 2eibsStaa BON
8ersftr6m & @rap sefauft uno label
Seben freunoIidft elm, bor3ulpre6en,
Der Pferbe, 8uggies &c. faufen ober
pertaufen mill. 20,6,1im
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

~ GtoIboffa & Welton,
SO. 301 unb 3O3 Ofs0ouaon. 5traBe,
baben ben &ontraft fir ben 8ettauF bes
geiammten Butter : Prooutts bet be-
riibmten Ooflan0 SerleD Daitn Earm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

8ay SioIbaffa & Welton,
go. 301 unb 3O3 OF.0oufonsS traBe,
baben fortpdbrenb auf 2ager: Wbit=
taders Gleii9Iorten unb reiaes S6mal3,
fotDie 8burbers 5pe3ialiidten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
tsiue uuaebeure sensotipu

piirbe bor Sabreu bur6 ben Nnblid eli
mes unieres mobernen grpreB3iige bers
b%orgerufen worben iein, Der mi! elmer
8ei6pinbigfeit bon fe6sis MeiIen in
Der Gtunbe babinraH. Dentt nur elm
nal, pie infer @roBoater elm iol9es
S@auipiel a%ngeftaunt baden ptirbe
6eut3utage seb6rt i9on Diel baau, UNI
2eute in g%ritaunen 3u ieben, aber meb.
rere Der munberbaren 9eilungen BON
S9winbiu9t bic bur9 DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery gu Stanbe
gebra9t nurben, babsn in weiten 9reis
fen perbltft. S9winbiu9t 1T i9lieB.
lid als beilbar anertanat. Das Sol.
den Medical Discovery" 1T bas eins
aige betannte 9eilmittel bafir. Wenn
eingetommen our re6ten 3eit = bic,
nidt3u bergefen. ni@t if, uenn bic Suns
gen taft meg fins =, mirb es brett auf
ben SIP ber 2rantbeit losgeben unb
feline Qrbeit berri6ten, wie nidts peiter
auf Der Welt es fam. gs 1T bic ein=
3tge Mebi5in ibrer Dirt, bic ION Npos
tbetern berfauft pirb unter elmer 20 il
tiben8 arantie baB iie BON Stu.
BEN iein ober beilen tpirb in allen 6dlen,
fur lpel9e fie. empfoblen pirb, ober bas
tlir be3abltes Gelb prompt aurldgsges
ben mirb.
Goutommenbeit 1T errei9t in DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. IS beilt bic
i6Itmmiten Gdle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
Serlamgt
tuirb elm 9austne9t bel
u, S6oIa,

R~ uuter5eus in ieber S6were unb
gu iebem preiie. Sembens uno 3ois
letten' 4rtifel aus ben beften Iabriten
bel pancoaf& 5obu.
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aas- quite! Shte! Neue 9erbp
unb wei6e Stetfon 9erbftz unb g8ins
terbite Bel s. 90. Crate & 6 o.,
go. 240 Commences troBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
Was il Elm 2an6smann b r
Stor6 lit.

Saddle: .Sdreu Sc, mein tutetss
9err9en, iDiifen Sc oo6, vaS Der
Stor6 fir e 2anbsmann is2"
preuBe: rgtee".
Sadie: Stu fdb'n 81, mein Suite
fer, Der is Sc ndmIi9 e greiie, benn
er is idmariweiB uno tot'n 9roben
S9nabel."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

Bay- 6ir hie feinfte Serfep'
Butter tpenbet @u6 oil Stol'
& WeltDn.
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@utes bentides Mpaaenbrpn.

Wutes 1eIt1Bes Jtbg9elbtDDI
iomie gut ausgebadenes WeienbrDb
uno ale anberen Bad WaareE, tdgli1
frii6 uno auf Wuni9 bireft ins Sous
geliefert BON
Louis Spahn's 8ddsrei,
228 Of'@ommerceftraBe, San Antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
Sic oentftem Traueu umo Waab6en,

uelGe fir bic Gair gum 8eften Der
beuti6senslii6en @dule GRANDDAUGHTER
anfertigen, finb b6fidt sebeteu, bieiele
ben i'm 9auie Der ptdlioentin Srau 6.
9ampmann on Der @arteniiraBe ablie=
fern au nolen.
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9r. s. g. 8reebing, 3abnar3t.
Office gto. 231 OF : Soufton : Strabe,
San Nntpnio. Spredt bel linn Dor!
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- e59uIfair art 81. Off,, l. unb 2.
i'm Gafne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

II Maberids 8anf besablt 4
pro3ent 3infea fur 3eit.3 epoliten,
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3tenftm1oM en nerlamat.

Cine G66in pber elm gutes 9ausmdb.
den finbet fofprt STEELE. Na63ufragen
in Der Office ber pGreien prefe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

Goatommenbeit 1T errei6t in DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. gs beilt bic
i9Iimmiten GdQe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-20
Death of Engineer Harris.

The death It Santa Barbara yesterday
of Chief Engineer Robert l.. Harris,
Uuited States Navy, is announced by
telegraph.
Mr.. Harris had been thirty years in
the navy. lie entered as an assistant
engineer in 1859, served through out the
war in various responsible capn cities,
ard III 1871 was commissioned Chief
Engineer. Nj. Harris for the past few
years has been useful in experimenting
the construction of new ships, and his
Inst duty previous to the Charleston's
trinl cruise was in connection with the
Nunadnock ut Mare Island. He was
a brave and n kindly mmu-n generous
shiptnnte aud an accomplished officer
III every respect. He went through the
fearful bombardment at Fort Fisher,
and was also pnrticipaI in the attuck
upon Charleston by Admiral Dupont in
1868. He was member Of the Militia
~ Order of the Loyal L-gon, md Ind
q"ite reputation ns an expert in me-
chanicnl engineering. His d.. nth will
be sincerely deplored i'll naval circles 49,
[ Examiner.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-20
IIObert Rope.

In reply to on article IN the Silver
State headed "A Burning SHAME"
commenting on the treatment, death and
burial Of Robert Hope, w. l.. Becbtel,
Supervisor Nevada State Insane A<y-
lum, ana Post Commander Genl o.
IL. Mitchell Post No. 80, G.. A. l..
through the c. lumus oil thu ReEo Juul-
nal says:
ali any OF his so. ca!lod warm friends
will prove 10 nae his being Comrnde
of the G a. Il. or even an Honornbiy
discharged soldier IRON the Union
Army, l assure them it will not lie
necrss"ry for theH to wO-ry uboat the
ground lie j, DurIrd in. Conceal o, NJ.
Mitchell Post, NJ. 90, Department Of
Gala. G.. a. IL, Reno, Nevada, Will re-
move remains from A-yiutn buryinG
grounds to their own plot near Reno, if
his identity be nude known. Mr.
Hopes body was carefully prepared
with new underwear, ovcIshirt, stock
ings AMI ncw sheet; coffin was neatly
made and painted at A~y lam, lined and
padded with cloth and hair, and hair
pillow Tor head r"st; he was buried in
Asylum burying grounds, i'll n neat
grave, and coffin iuclosrd in outside
g'ave-box. The Asylum cemetery is
inclosed in a substantial fence, ueatly
painted"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-20
= ScurchCr from the Erncn.

In Sal. Lake the other day, n muir
d"rer Vas acquitted, aud Judge Judd
sniG:
GENTLEMAN of the Jury, 1 wunt t. say
to You in reference to the verdict you
have reudrIed, that you have doubtless
followed your oath according to your
own conSciences, and ynu hive doubt
less done it honestly. But II tnis is not
n case OF murder, tpenkiug from pruc.
tice OF over twenty-thrre yenrs, then
have never seen one in court Of ius-
uce. am now Of the upLiOu that
brother Young was exactly right when
he said in his argument to the Jury TINT
the law aud courts Of justice in this
country We're no protection To Any body.
You may now be discharged. Af:er
receiving this scorching, the jurors
quickly pna>eh ont of the room.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-20
A NnNv EtniIr0nd Company.

The Reno journal says: The Ne
V"da P"ciitc Rilrcnd Company fled
its articles OF M solution Monday, Nav
Is, III tn lice Of tho Secretary Of
State ut q rson, and paid into the
treasury OF tho company $4,000 in
compliance with the laws Of Nevada.
fhF Directors ure Juo. Shurp. Le-
Grand HoHns Joseph Jennings, W. r..
r. Deal, @ rirS +. B,cknrl, w. G.
Thompson and Riley u was.
The compiny 10 ockan ae,I 10 huld II
raiiroad CONNECTING the u ia Southern
with the Al lhi. L prrIur L Dau,ri,
H"d viii pass through Lincoln cuuLiy.
With Ir ,ncn ia Ny coLny. =
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-20
b1ra ytnG.

Now that Spring has opened aud the
town needs cleaning mp. ibe old. pioneer
draytusn, George Dexter, in prspnr ed to
clean mp sud cart away NIL accumulated
rubbish at reasonable prices. Thope
DESIRING my eivicsS will please leave
ordors At the Humboldt House. .
-5E, GzuRa3 DE3vEE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-20
w EAK MEN

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
OFFICE YiEGrsIA Fmk AND NAnISEl

OFFICE VIEGIsIA FmE AND HARINEl
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Va, Juno a, 50.
nlVIDEND.-THE BOARD OF DI-
~ RgCTORS Of this Company have his day
declared a SEMl-ANNUAL DiYu ND or EVE
PER CENT Gree Of tax. payable 70 stockholders
on and after JULY !, 1880
VA. II. MCCARTHY.
ia 95-gU Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The state is right in its conjectures. We
fear that we see danger ahead. Personally
we would be willing to vote for any man
who is prominent as candidate for Gov
ernor, without reference 10 his opinions on
any other question than that Of the supre-
macy of the Democratic party in Virginia,
or. in other words, the supremacy Of the
white race. We attach no importance TO
the side issues. But if the Democrats are
to have aplatform at all, must it not be a
full one? Can we omit any plank ola popu-
lar state platform of the period from 1888
to 1853 without subjecting ourselves to the
charge Of having abandoned that plank
Isn't the choice between no platform and
full. round, and complete" one?
Certainly we agree with the So'e that
neither hieh-tarif nor low-tariG cranks,
neither gold nor silver nor greenback
cranks. nor cranks on any other subject.
should be suffered to disturb tho harmony
Of purely State conference which should
not be subjected to the agitation of remote
and non-essential questions" We preach
this doctrine and We practice it. We never
say word against any good Democrat,
Protectionist or Tariff Reformer, who Is
willing to stand with the South for the
premacy Of the white man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

GWtFV CHAlABLAlE SfhlNt',
- Allecnauy county. Virginia. This wolf
known summer resort viii l' open Tor the a.
commodauon 4 guests JCNE 18Th. f9c par
tcuIars address join htAil,
.o -fros Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

A gentleman well known in Richmond,
and who took part in laying the corner
stone Of our new City Hall-namely, Gene
raj CHARLFs ROOM, grand master OF
Knights Tcmplar in the UnitedStates, now
at Saratoga, is quoted in the New York
Tribune rs follows:
Il believe" he SAYS. Pm gaining some
relief already. Do l sleep we'll? Like an
angel. am afflicted with enlargement OF
the liver and last January lost flesh al the
rate of two pounds per week, and a man OF
seventy-seven years cannot stand such "a
reduction ANY great length of time. The doc
tor saws he'll make a new man Of me here
inside of few weeks. and that J. II be able 70
walk about with my old-time Vigor instead
OF moping about the house. But l am be-
ginning to think NV race is about run.
Were the October meeting OF the Grand
Encampment over would be ready TO de-
part al any other time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
TERRIBLE FIRE.
MANY STORES IN ENFIELD, N. c., DE-
STROYED.
Tho Loss Fstimated Mt scventy-ive Thou
sand Dollars--Some OF the
Sufferers.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

WELDON, N. c., June %, 1889
A private telegram from Enfield, n. O.,
to this place this morning says most de-
structive fire swept over large area OF
that town this morning about o'clock.
George b. Curtis d Co. lost four stores;
together with a large stock of general
merchandise: ]. u. Hunter lost two build
ings; j. II. Parker lost two stores; ". r.
Parker lost 81 900 in goods; Wells CO..
Iost their stock of goods: X. G. Pope lost
his stock of merchandise; l. Levy losta large
stock of general merchandise. The large
liyery-stables known as tho Alsop stables
were also burned to the ground. The fire
originated in the liquor-soloon Of Whitley
4 Brother. Loss will not fall short OF
$1,000. Partially covered by insurance,
but am unable TO learn anything III re-
card TO separate amounts or companies IN
which the property was insured. >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Whv should any one blame The Demo

Why should any one blame the Demo
cratic Executive Committee for selecting
the best date august 14th) for holding ths
State Convention, even if the Dispatch and
STATE did suggest IL? Only sensible people
take good advice. -Ii,de1-Appsnl.
just So The members of the committee
would have proved themselves unfit 10
lead the party If they had been silly
enough 10 have fixed upon sn unsuitable
day because the papers named had sug-
gested better one.