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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28
PAwNEE BILL AND OKLAHOMA.
Colonel }. L. Wade Thinks He Can Make
no neadway.

Colonel }. 4. Wade Thinks He Can Make
no Headway
CmCAGO, January Ell. +. Wade,
the youngest Colonel in the United States
army, arrived with his sister 40 the Le-
land yesterday Colonel Wade is the
commander Of Fort Reno, in the Indian
Territory, and is the man Pawnee Bill
will have 10 cope with if he ATTEMPTS 10
m o. any fOrcible entry upon Oklahoma.
Tho Colonel gives IL as his opinion,
however. that neither Pawnee Bill
nor any one else is going 10 do anything
80 rank
lie SAYS be never heard OF Pawnee Bill
until recently, and with all the inyesti-
cation he has been able to make, he can
hnd indication OF any such raid cOntem-
plated as the papers are continually pub
fishing yarns about. Colonel Wade
says he knows the people down
there; knows they are rowing
nomadic class, and would be willing
al any time 20 jump in and grab land
whenever there is reservation opened,
but from what he has seen he finds II
hard 10 believe that any unknown ven.
iureT like Pawnee Bill could gather ad-
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THE BROOKLYN CAR STRIKE.
All oulet Among the strikers.

BRooKIYN, y. Y, January 2z-No
attempt was made to run cars on the
Atlantic Avenue cars line to-day, and
al was quiet among the strikers
Henry W Adams a stableman, was
found dead last night Oh the sidewalk
under an open second-stOry doorway OF
the cOmpany's stables. Death was ap-
parently caused by fall from the door
way. Il was learned, however, that the
night watchman had admitted 10 the
building three strikers, who said they
wanted to talk to Adams and try TO per
suade him to strike These three men
Moses Stenron, John Collier and Herman
Graham--were arrested on suspicion.
They denied having used violence, but
said that Adams had become frightened
and had run TO the doorway, and either
Jumped or fallen out. They will be held
to await the result of an autopsy on
Adams body.
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coURrCALANDER.



srrarur CoUR4 oT APpfats. january 3th,
March Sob. November 5fl. 40 luchm0nd
tff. september tfn. at ~tauuion, Va,
Iu3 Ufn. 600 Mythctuic. An
RICHMOND CITY.
tnANcTN tOruT.- First Monday in January
Aur.I June. aud October
lmrru lOUHI First Monday in February
alI lh.ri Monday iu May and October.
ur-IINsa COURT First Monday iu every
m0Irl aud september 2tn. $50 court ln
Augusta
pnur C0uRI-Cumin.i-- Every day at 9.S
AN
r.licr CorBr Civil Fery Friday at l2 NJ
HENNlDO
CIRCUIT Comm Third Monday n january,
irt Monday iu May, and first Monday in
u.t0hlr.
Cur,Y Cornr-sccond Monday in every
month.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CmrrlI CouhI.-20th of April and goth oi oc
C1rsIY CONN Third Wednesday in every
month.
CHTsTERFlFLb COUNTY.
CmUu C0um-l5th oi Mas and l5tn OF No
Ytmner.
CoysrY CorBr-second Monday In every
month.
LOUISA IOI NrY.
clt,rIl CouRr.-21th 0f March and e0th of
IfrmIrr
cor>Y C0rnr-socoui Monday in every
month
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28
Attempted Murder and suicide.

NEW YORK, January 27-Anthony
Schneider, a cabinet-maker, aged 4.
wears. shot and killed himself to-day al
3s8 east Thirtieth street after twice
shooting and severely injuring Mrs. Geb
hardt. with whose family he boarded, anC
also shooting at her children. Schneide
had been drinking for some weeks, anC
had frequently abused Mrs. Gebhardt
though she had supplied him with foo,
while he was out OF work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

,... Li.pN Died ou Saturday. January
~. at tl5 81. at the residence Oi
n, ..n lu a~. Edward "a smith. JANts
-'''N ln The sixty seventh year ~ hls age.
d.. t'oIel NON tav feriIrnc. MONDAY
90. .l y, AZ J5 T. NJ Friends and nc
f--r inleea are iutitod 90 attend
iLLth Died. last ogeuingat o O'Clock. ri
b.. ,'''Aehee 81 beer husband az Ivy Glen.
Il.f 10 WHO vi JONI
,t''.., GENERAL viii take place from tho Clay
- n.tnoqist 1hufgh 10 DAY Monday
~ .usl.' st o.5J = 81. The friends of tia
'3 aio respectfully Invited to attend
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28
The west-virginia Middle.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January IL
1t seems likely that the Democratic eau
Gus will make no nomination tomorrow
night. Horr, Of Marion county, states
That he will not 90 into caucus, ana
Dorr. of Webster, says that he viii not
vote for Kenna under any circumstances.
If they persist in this they can prevent
an election.
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CABINET SPECuLATlONS.
Allison Relieved to Rave ResR rendered
the Treasury Portfolio

the Treasury Portfolio
INDMNAPOLs lND., January 2s-Sen-
ators Allison and Cullom visited the
Pre-idcnt-elect to-day. They reached
here az noon and were met at the passen-
ger station boy Secretary Halford, who
took them at once to the Harrison resi-
dence It is understood through good
authority that the Iowa Senator was
rendered the Treasury portfolio, which
he has accepted. Senator Cullom, il
Is said, came here 10 advise the
selection of Blaine for the Secretary
ship of State, and one who had conver-
sation with him after he came down
town, says il has been settled TO place
Blaine at the head OF the State Depart
ment and Allison al the Treasury.
Senator CullOm left this evening for
Springfield, H.. but Senator Allison will
remain the guest Of the President-elect
until tomorrow evening
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singing Of patriotic songs continued un
ill long after daylight

singing OF patriotic songs continued un.
ill long after daylight
THE MINISTRY PREPARED TO RESIGN.
PARIS, January 9l-The Cabinet held
a special meeting last night in view of
the result OF the Seine election, and re-
mained in session from II o'clock until
this morning Premier Floquet informed
President Carnot that the Ministry was
prepared to resign If the President
thought such action advisable. Several
ministers advocated the reconstruction
OF the Cabinet on a broader basis Presi-
dent Cannot awaits conferences with va
rious members of the Cabinet before Civ
ing hls decision
THE KAISER CELEBRATES MS THtRrrETH
BIRTHDAY.
BERLIN, January 27.-On the occasion
Of the thirlieth anniversary Of his birth
the Emperor to-day received AT White
Hall Castle a number of sovereigns of
German States, Prince Bismarck and the
Imperial Ministers. Count Won MOlike.
the diplomatic corps, many Knights of
the Red and Black Eagle and a large
number of other distinguished persons,
all Of whom congratulated the Kaiser
on his birthday The guards colors
were removed from the old place to the
castle.
The Emperor, in issuing an order
eulogizing The guards and lauding their
achievements. expressed hopes of his
ability 10 maintain the glory of the sew
eral Pussian regiments which had re-
ceiyed the names OF the famous families
which had been connected with their
traditions and glorious and honorable
deeds The enthusiasm in Berlin and
the Provinces over the event is very
great
The Emperor mother, Empress Fred
erick, Emperor Francis Joseph, of Aus
tria. King iiumberi, of Italy, and Queen
Victoria sent their congratulations by
letter or tclcOrqDh
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

LIQUID bread, meat juice, beef ex-
tracts. Colden's Liebig's liquid beef, eel.
ery beef and iron. Mellin's food, cocoa
beef tonic, vim mariani wine Of coca,
Nestles milk and milk food, lactated
food. Melhn's food, eagle aud Swiss con-
densed milk, &c. l.. Wagner, corner
Sixth and Broad streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

Owing lo the repeated failure Of the
vintage in the Charente. no good brandy
hs. heen made since 1873 All of our
limited stock is of older date and was
Imported several years ago. We would
advise our friends in want of any to ST.
llIe 10 now OSCAR CHANz * Co.
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% has been clearly demonstrated be.
yand fhe shadow ot "a doubt that these
diseases uf durable fIhDnt fhc use of
Knife Hraiurc. or uusiic. which rene
dies SO thl. date may he classei as relics
oi mrhrrism
A close and continuous Application
f.r many Years past i0 thc study snd
treatment 0f This class 0f diseases ena-
1les me fo make. with confidence, the
above declaration Ms treatment Is at
tfr1el with u0 inconvenience or discOm-
f.,f. relieves at once. and effects a conn
fI.fo restoration iu % short time, without
confinement f0 bed on detention from
business.
To those interested ! shall take pleas
ure ln exhibiting written testimonials
from many wellknown citizens of Rich
nand and many other portions of the
State ber t0 refer 20 Mr. W II. II.
I,nn. of ~tauntou lpast grand cOmman-
der of Knights Irmplare Mr. II. NJ.
Smith. ~ ID VI Smith q Co, General
J00nR Cooke. Mr Andrew j Gray, Mr.
W J Gentry and many Others of equal
prominence
Examinations without charge
N Is SMITH VI D..
$40 am y Ninth street,
.lls1f Richmond. Va
~Iesn.e.s nights vale miserable by
rafterrD.e cough shilOh's Cure is the
Remedy f0r y0J.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

CUT FLOWERS. roses yiolets, camellias.
and lily of the valley in the greatest va
uety at Haryeys 40 east Broad street
also palms ferns, 6c. for house dccora-
fi5n. parties teas. and marriages Call
and -ee before You buy Lowest prices
f0l funeral designs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

Mn JAMES WoopAA Picture Mer
chant Gc. 9Oj east Broad street, is depu-
ucl fo establish branch of the Amer-
Dm fmenai Circle in this city a be-
lo0leut order without 70 peer for ladies
snj gentlemen Send tor information
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

Mrs. J. r. ALLEN, Wilson, n. C., says
| have suffered for over two years with
the most fearful headaches and could
lind nothing to afford relief until tried
Bradycrotine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

tossutEns or ON viii consult the
safety OF their persons and property by
us.ll Owens & Minors oiectric-hght
safety o. 10 is oiOrcss. col0rless. safe
all gives brilliant light
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

IaY OuR "PIANIATIoN Ci0ARs, only
s. per hundred. and d cents apiece
Qv,H- s. Minor Drug Company
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Sudden Death OF tho New York German
Committeeman.

New YORK. January 2'.-The Austrian
Consui-Gen Hugo Friisch, died sud
denly tonight at his residence in this
city.
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TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE CHEER Bou-
LANCER.

PARIS. January 25-There was great
excitement in the bouleyards after the
result of the election became known.
The police were not aggressive, but their
presence in strong force restrained what
ever latent desire TO raise disturbance
may have lurked in the breasts Of the more
iubilant or discounted Of the crowd.
Ten thousand persons alternately sang
and cheered outside the cafe Durand, es-
peCially when General Boulanger APP
peared at window and bowed his ac-
acknowledgements When Boulanger upon
alighting from his carriage, passed the
restaurant opposite the cafe Durand'
where the friends of the government were
assembled, he was yehemently hissed by
the adherents Of the Ministry. The
Boulangerisis replied with a shower OF
stones, and the Kissing ceased. The
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

SUFFERERS WITH hiliousness. consti-
patton. Indigestion, and sick headache
NA rad Is perfect cure in ur David 5
Vegetable Liver Pills They act mildly
aai produce n0 Dad aitcreiiecis. Only
% eeais ior a h9S of twenty-five pills
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FOR RENT,
SEALED PROPOALs.

VRGISIA PESITESTGARY,
OFFICE or THE SuPERiSTE> DENT.
January n, 1859.
| CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
> RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
IT EsDAl, 2grH INSTANT AT l2'O'clOck VI Tor
FURNISHING this Institution with
FRESH BEEF,
7,o00 pou' ds more OF less, monthly, FOR three
months, with the privilege OF six and twelve
months from the lst Df FEBRUARY next.
th- BEEF 10 be furnished I'm such quantities
and at such times As the Superintendent may
require. u be delivered free OF all drayage at
th Penltentiary, subject % Inspection. Sam
pie 20 be exhibited.
The Board OF Directors reserve the right TO
reject any and all bids.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
W ". MOSES,
ia2s-lt Superintendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

The entire assortment Of Fine Engray.
'as' Etching Easols. and Album. must
'' closed by next month Call az once
'o st Bargains by order of trustee
LEWIS AHI GALLERY,
gle Main Street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-28

TOR DYrErsIA AND KIDNEY IRoC-
Mts drink Chase City Lnhia Water
fii.e % cents gallon. or : Il case
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BouLANGER TO REsIoN.

PARIS, January 27.-General Boulang'
er win resign his seat for the Department
of the Seine. 10 which he was elected to-
dav and retain his representation in the
CHAMBER of Deputies of the Department
of the Nord. II Is rumored that NJ.
Maguin, Governor OF the Bank ol
France. will be asked to form new
Cabinet
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EDUCATIONAL.
-
COLLEGE !OF WILLIAM AND
~ MARY.

The second half session begins FEskU AIRY
IA lss9. Exceptional advantages Afforded stu
dents who desire cheap and liberal educs-
tlon. A number OF schO arships vacant. cost3
for State students tiO month, to include All
siZ.50 and slz per month. To include All othos
expenses. Healthy climate. Located on tho
CDesa peake and hio reilroai, f9fty.ss>ea
miles from Richmond. LYON u. dfLkh
tae,,-eodtd ffssiieat.
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rHE LArEsr pIsPArcnEs

from Paris indicate that the government
must resign Immediately, and it Is stated
that President Carnot foreseeing this
has decided to request VI. Rouyier to at
tempt TO form a ministry. IL is impossi
bic to oyer-estimate the gravity OF the
situation.
4 crisis seems inevitable Boulanger j
success being assured and in view OF the
difficulty which naturally must be en-
countered in bringing together stable
Cabinet. a task which now seems almost
impossible All likelihood OF the lot
nation of a species of provisional gov
ernment az last resort seems very great
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THE HOUSE

is an ri sea- Monday is District of Co
lumbia dag, and Mr Hemphill chairman
of the District committee, says he has
bills on the calendar the consideration OF
which will occupy the entire day. lie
NAV De land very likely will bel antagon-
lied with the Sundry Civil Appropriation
bil I'm that case the District committee
is likely 90 come ont second best twill
take two OF three days TO finish the sun
drv Civil bill If The opportunity occurs
Mr. Clardy will present the conference
report I'm
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Mrs. Cleveland took advantage Of the
bright day to give her ponies a brisk
drive over the asphalt, and made an at
tractige figure in her phaeton, holding
the ribbons behind them. She has now
as her guest at the White House Mrs
Ward. of New York. Mrs Cleveland
receives the public tomorrow afternoon
from 10 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-06
;, ,aarlsbaser gsafier" tn seras.

Nir baben friiber idon bic Mittbeis
lung gema9t, oaB ber artefl6e Brun=
nen in @otulla, 2a Salle @ountp, elm
WaHer Iiefert, beRen beilstrdftiae @is
geni9aFten benz bes Garlsbaber 8runs
mems febr nabe fomnien. SEPT brinst
Der ygotuaa 2ebger" bic ytotis, baB Mr.
3. 8urte, tpel9er es lid our 9(ufgabe
geifellt bat, unier teranilhes &arlsbaber
MaHer CUR 4nertennung gu bringen,
256 GdHer oefelben nod WfiIpautee,
gbicago, Buffalo unO Sproeule pers
idiftt bat. Ser uQebger" futpft on
bieTe 3batla6e bic folsenbe etwas Iebr
roienrotb gefdrbte 8etra6tuns, bic man
ieinem 2otalpatriotismus gu CUTE bal.
ten mub, bic iHbeheu aud mobl ein
n&ern Don Wabrbeit" in ii9 bergen
m66te:
vWenn bic groBartigeu, beilsttdfiigen
Gigenidaiten bes Brunnens" = iagt er
= verit i'm 9iorben bollIidnoig betannt
iein perben, fnb mir Der pollen uebers
seugung, oaB bic 6iisel rings I'm @otuIs
la berum nit 9anobduIern un5 3elten
bDn iol9en, bic an unierer Wunoers
que1e @efunbbeit iu9en, beiebt iein
meroen, unb baB Wagenlabung iiber
Magenlnbuns unieres WaHers gum @es
brau9 fit bic, nel9e ni6t bierber tom.
men f6nuen, nod benz 9iorben ausge.
fabrt tDeroen tuirb."
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9(mS benz Dft=teraniiHem Giiems
9iffrict.

Cine sablrei6e @eiellf6aft bon Ga.
p:tallitsn aug Ranias, - lautet eine
Mtitibeilune aug yen Birmingham
bonn 2. Nuguit, = pirb bier ertpa,tet,
tpelde in elm paar Sogen fommen fo1,
I'M groBe 4ntdufe bon 5oI8. unb Nai.
neral. 2ano 81 MAIDEN. Sn 8erbiu=
bung nit ben bortigen 9o96fen, BON
benen bal6 Der brittle fertia gefelt iein
wirb, 1T es i'm Blame, in Galbeiton eiu
n>WaIjwert an3uIegen, bui6 mel
DIES bas in Stem Birmingham gsmon.
meme Gobeien berarbeitet tperben lol.
9err .. Blspins, Der un Der @pibe Der
nSanb anb Sron Company" itebt, be.
finbet ii6 In bieiem Mugenblid in @al=
Deiton, I'm oas unteruebmen elmer @als
peiioner Sapltaliifen Gompagnie Dor.
5uidlagen. Wie 9err 8lebins Iast, 1T
bic Aualitdt bes oftsteranii6en @iiens
10 rein, rpie bic beg beIgif1en, tpeI6es
ftir bas bette unb reinfte auf Der Wslt
9ebalten pirb, unb babel iei ber 0ors
10th bon Graen Elm gerabe3u uners
f66pfider. 9os 9fetp 8irminsbamer
@iieu t6une, = 10 bebauptet 6err Ble.
bins, = gu ungefdbr $2.75 per .Sonne
mad @alpefon gebra6t perbeh, tpdb.
,enb Der preis, 3r tpel6em es in st.
2ouis geliefert tperben tonne, 81 so
betrage. Sn Stem Birmingham feIbit
f6nne bas Wal3tpert nidt angelegt mers
ben, neil es mehr foiten tpiiroe, Die
ba5u erforoerli6en &oblen oortbin gu
idaffen, als bas &obeiIen BON bort mod
8alnehOn 5u bringen.
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NuSmGh9e
/. WOLFSON, Ecke Main Plaza AcequiaSnasse SAN AT

milben piIioIenI1ubeff ibm nur niibli1
iein fam, neil lt1 bic 2eute uno aud
feline S9iiler bann mod mebr Dor ibm
fiir6ten, als lie jegt l6oH tblu = unb
msiter braubt er ia ni9ts! Wir miiffen,
10 Diel mir f6nnen, oaau beit,agen. ibn
in gtefpeft 81 ieBen, Mutter, Siebff
Su, unb ba5u fommt bas f6auerIi9e
8efdel gana tpie gerufen.
Die Grau &e6nunssrdtbin blidte ib>
rer So6ter unenbli6 perblhft ins @es
f6t unb begnilste li6 banH bamit, leiie
Dor fi9 bin gu feuf3en.
Nls fie gu 9auie angefommen tparen,
begab ii6 5elene unoer3iisli6 in ben
9of, tpoielbft fi6 ein b6l3erner NussuB.
faiten nit betpegli6em Oedel befanb.
Dieien Dedel bob fie auf unb i9metterte
ibn nit aller ibr berliebenen Graft, tpels
DE ni9t gering mar, tpieber binab, bas
bur6 einen Small er3eugenb, ber li1 bon
etnem mdBigen &anoneni9Ias ni6t pes
fentIidb an Graft unterf9ieb. 9ieies
merfmurbige Spiel ieBte fie in paulen
cine betrd9tli9e Weile fort. 8on gntz
ieben eri9ien bic Srau &e6nungsr1tbin
I'M &hGenfenfter unb iab itaunenb bic
rdtAIelbafte 2eibesiibung ibrer berltdns
bigen So9ter.
Ginb, ungltidli9es Sinh, rief fie bins
ab, mas treibft Ou fur Soabeiten2 Sie
ganae Na6bari6aft Nib in Nufrubr ses
ratben!
9as ioll fie aud, entgegnete SeleHe
rubig unb lieB ibr @eiGiiB tpieber fnals
len, unb tpenn fie fommt, fagen mir: !:
Der 9err DOttOr tbt ii6 i'm piitolen.
i9ieBen!
Don bielem Sag an NOR ber &ubm
Smans beg 69redli9en in @toIbpens
burg feit begriinDet; bDr alien bel ben
59tilern unb ben iungen Samen.
Wenn bic Iebteren bur6 bas trasii6 @rs
f9iittern0e unb pridelnb S9auberbafte
In feiHen @9idialen unb Sbaten nit eis
mem gebeimnibbDllen S@auer erfillt
tpurben, 10 tpirtte bic @rtenatniB, baB
bieIer Mann beg 3ornes aud anberer
Seioeni6aften fdbig fei b6aig iibertpdIs
tigeno auf ibre 0er5en. Dor Der Yban=
tafe Ser 59iiler aber itano elm Suea
als bic duBerite S6be beg 2ebens mad
Der odmonii9en Settle bin; unb sitternb
fiigten iie fi9 benz @etualtigen, beun iez
Der batte bic gebeime Nugit, Stpan Der
S9redli6e miirbe ibm bel Dem serings
fen lnsebofiam cine piitolenfOrberung
f6iden ober aud nod einfa6er einen
&eboloer aus ber &odtai6e aiebeti, mie
anoere 2eute ibr Saf6entu6, unb ben
llnbotmdBigen nit elmer grasi6ien 9anb=
benegung auf ieinem plab niebertnals
len. 90 biiteten fe fi9 pobl, feline
Wutb in 8erfu6ung gu fiibren.
(6ortfebuus foIst)
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.Qorrespomosna. 8 miB WIb. !

Correspondent. 5miB alp, 5.
WuguIf, '89.-Qln 26. b. 80. fano bas
S6luBeramen Der bieligen @9ule fatt.
Cine re9t aniebnlide 3abl bon Neius
6ern batte lidb eiugefunben: 9luBer
ben @ltern Der S6iiIer, County. .&i1ter
U. 9aiouief, bic 6erren 2ebrer 8iin=
tber unb Mair unb anbere. 9as @ras
men berlief in re6t 5ufrieoenite0enber
WeiIe.
Sie biefige J6rifer 9apeGe tpar 10
freunbtid, mebrere ibrer Weiien gum
8eiten gu geben uno man unterbielt fi9
bel einem 8laie fiiblen Bieres re9t ans
genebm.
glm barauf folgenbeu Sage belt
9err 2ebrer Brauner BON Walter's
Brand bas gramen teiner S9uIe ab.
8eridiebene urfa6en bepirtten, baB
6err grauner ni6t aQes bas aug Ieinen
S6iilern berausbra1te, mas er ertpars
tet bate, bod 5eigten bieielben, baB H.
men elm 9ttinbli1er unterrid5t au She'll
gemorben mar. 6err 8rauner 1T elm
gebiegener Mann bon angenebmem
g8eien, unb tpirb nidt perfeblen, Sn9s
tiges in feinem SADIE gu leiiten.
Oas Wetter fdn9t an bebentli6 tro.
den gu Derbeu, 10 Dab au6 bieienigen,
tpel9e feinen &egen mebr baben mollien
big nod Der grnte, i6On anfonssu,
einen iol@en berbei3uptinl9en, ebe bic
grnte nod re6t angefangen bat. @s
trofnet eben iebr f6neq in Seras. 9as
trofene Wetter mar aber Don unbere=
6enbarem 8oribsie fir bas ginbrine
gen bon Gutter unb 0eu, nod ielten
mar es bierftir 10 giinitis.
Die Baumpouraupe bat ifellenmaiie
ibr @ri9einen gemadt, bod in ni6t ge.
niigenber 3abl um sr6Beren 59abe1
an3uififten. Das pHhden Der 8aumz
noble tpirb bisie Wo6e aiemli9 allges
:nein anfangen. Ser grtrag ber grnte
berfpri6t elm re@t sufriebenitellenber gu
tper6en.
gs tperben ieBt gang beoeuteube Menr
gen bon 8emiilen unb 6rii6tep als
@onierben 5ubereitet, tpoburd es au9
benz Garmer ern,6glibt tpirb, eine ans
genebme abwe6Ielung in Der Wabl fei,
ner Speifen eintreten au laKen. Sas
fprii6p0rtli9e pGornbroo uno Sped"
bot bel oem oeutiden Garmer ME re6t
gingang 9efunben.
sm Sonntag, ben II. 3. 3d., tpirb i'm
nS6uleaburger e9iiBenbart" mieber
zines ber beliebten S9hbenfeiie ifattfins
ben. Ser 0auptpreis beim8oeeli9ieBen,
y&6nigsI9uB", betrdgt ni6t unter SIS.
@uBeroem fnb berf6iebene preiie ftir
S9uben un6 3urner ausgeiebt. Sal
unb GinberpergniiSungen geb6ren nit
5u ben Nttraftionen.
Sa oas @anse unter 2eitung bes
riibmli6it betannten Sobu Oltmanns
itebt, barf man ii6 einiger angenebmer
Stunben fiir berfdert balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-06
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