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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-29
COL. LAMoNTs PLANS.

he is Going into Business in New York
March 5.
WASHINGTON, Jan 2s There is no truth
in the report that Col, Lamont is to be ap-
pointed insurance commissioner Of New
York. He would not accept that or any
other political office He is going into busi-
ness in New York March in a very ad q.
vantageous connection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-29
IOWA'S CATTLE LAW.
The United States Supreme Court
Upholds It's Constitutionality.

The United States Supreme Court
Upholds It's Constitutionality.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 28--The United
States supreme court, in decision handed
down to-day, upholds the constitutionality
Of the statute of Iowa making a pc son
having in his possession within the state
any Texas cattle which have not been win
ter north of the southern boundary Of
Missouri and Kansas liable for any damages
that may accrue from allowing them to run
at large and thereby spread what is called
Texas fever. Tie supreme court holds that
tee Iowa statute is not in conflict with the
paramount authority of CO gress to regu-
late interstate commerce. It is unable to
see that the statute has anything to do with
such commerce.
NOT A CASE OF RESTRICTION.
The case, it says, is not one of restriction
Of commerce., ut simply requirement
that whoever permits diseased cattle to run
at | rye shall be liable for any damages
occasioned thereby, and the court enter
tains not tue slightest doubt of the right Of
a state to enact such a statute. 1t further
holds that as citizens of Iowa are liable
under the statue, the same as citizens of
other states, there is no force in the objec-
tion that the law is contrary to the clause
of the constitution gra ting equal rights III
the several states to all citizsos OF the
United States. Opinion isby Justice Field
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-29
Acceptance Of Bond

WAsHrNGToN, Jan. 2s.--The treasury to-
day accepted tl02, 800 AS offered at 100.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-29

q
I~sa.ss CCoo,inlght, They broke windows in
lart.,arg pea by pa sons known TO be
daa.,'g" 5'ya ol Gen. Boulanger. Tne police
vote Ist,eFS, Ct as the only parallel case % 70 tho the
Against q. S,i' no,. Tor Napoleon as president
now WE, eleoaa5 roaay5asnac. 1t says that Paris has
backed 6,'Tu 6y nsias. a mutiaous soldier, who is
ateTrH T9 Haional deaes Gen faiarISs, B5uianger to
can1.t gsjn 'jI'fs, e, Without which, it says, he
NIrl%,' rd FOR INTERNAL DIssENsIoN.
p5ndsnr.A Jan. 2S,-The Political Cares.
yctoyy~ referring to Cen ' Boulaoyey,s sDersS
the eeet'"u95 ;, ); In diplomatic circles mere
cfacos,,ii11na Is Is regarded as sure symptom
Eminent Of FIa FSuange Of system in the gov
toas ss s as international conpIiges nphger
Eoas will /, rs 70 believed that internal dlssen-
prevent external entangloments'n y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-29

LONDON, Jan. %, 4 A. M.-The DAILY
News says it does not suppose that Mr..
Blaine, if he becomes Secretary of State,
will feel him elf too closely bound by the
comments of the republican convention on
President Clevela DIS policy to attempt to
settle the fisheries question: 1t prefers to
believe that he will be guided by his knowL
edge of the British people and consciousness
that more is to be gain sd by set ling such
ugly questions than by keeping them open.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-12
Ammoniated Goods, KANT, &c.

Farmers will find it to their interest decidedly
to call on me at my store before buying or OBJ
1igating themselves elsewhere or in any way.
handle standard goods from the most reliable
manufacturers can learn of, only on guaran-
teed analysis, and always want the highest I
terested as well as6nterested parties, (the De-
partment of Agriculture established in this and
other States for the protection of farmers for in
Stance)
If the quality and quantity of valuable prop
critics in a fertilizer are not to be considered,
neither is the quality and weight of sugar in a
barrel, or of meat on hog to be considered.
That we can learn the valuable properties and
quantities of those properties in fertilizer is g.
fact too well known to be questioned by any in
te1ligent observer, and there is way provided
for learning all these things and every farmer
should take advantage of it, as every one has to
help to pay for it.
1 offer special prices and liberal terms to par
ties buying in car lots at any depot on any rail-
road in Augusta county.
JAS H. BLACKLEY.
aug22-6ts S. & V. copy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-12
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
NOTICE

Is hereby given that on account of the expense
attending the sale Of fertilizers through agents
and the necessity for low prices shall not sell
or offer any goods through agents, travelling or
otherwise this fall season. but shall keep In store
at Staunton as heretofore, full line of THE
BEST from
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-12
To Owners of Mineral Lands:


Professor Holmes of the Sherwood Fe-
male Seminary by which qualitative an
alyses of all kinds of minerals will be
made without cost to the owners and the
results published in the VIRGINIAN.
This department was for a long time
conducted by DIR. Traphagen, and proved
of interest and value to many of our read
ers and patrons. DR.. Traphagen's sue
cessor is a skillful and thorough chemist,
and will make the department as popular
and full of interest as heretofore.
Parties desiring Quantitati0e analyses
will, of course, be charged reasonable
fee.
All minerals, waters, soils, &C., must be
delivered at the VIRGINIAN office at the
owners expense.
ANALYSES OF ORES, ETC
j. T., Staunton, Va.-Clay containing
iron aluminium, and kaolinite, but not in
large proportions.
J. Y, Iron Gate, Va.-Kaolin. This is
fair specimen although not pure
kaolinite 1t contains a fair per cent of
aluminium.
j. III. s., Massie's Mill, Va.-No 1.-Col-
umbite of no special value except for a
cabinet specimen.
No. 2.-Gersdorffite. A nickel arseno-
sulphide varying much in composition.
No "A lean chronic iron ORE
No. Am ordinary specimen of man
ganese ore scarcely containing work
able quantity.
No. 5-Magnetic mica, contains dis
seminated magnetic.
No. 6-Mica Schist, consisting of most
mica with quartz and other minerals.
No. IA granite rock, probably CRIES
en-; of no value.
No. 9.-Magnetite. A very good speci-
men of the magnetic iron ore.
No. 9.-Same as No. a.
No. O-Chalcopyrite or copper pyrites
containing sulphur, copper and iron.
No. 11.-Hydromica Schist of little
value.
No. 12.-Limonite or commonally called
brown hematite. This isa fair specimen.
No 13.-A form of Gnes,s, called Pro-
UOSllIc OItISS. Oll etCCOuuG vi Gll0 lulCd LII
contains. 1t is of no value except for a
cabinet specimen.
No. 14.-The brass yellow is chalcopy-
rite or copper pyrites. The blue is
azurite or blue copper carbonate. The
CLASSY green is chalcophyllite or copper
mica.
No. 15.-One form of the flinty Slice
Gus rock, called jasfer rock; of no value.
No. 16.-A variety of hornblende of no
value.
No. 17.-Adventurine quartz, SO called
from the gold yellow spangles it contains.
No. 1S.-Same as No. 16.
No. 19-Same as Nos. and 8.
g. R. c., New Market, Va-No. IA
flint rock of no value. The different
colors merely indicate the different
varieties.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21

about week ago.
Miss Cooley has charge at present Of
Mrs. Andrews millinery store.
Mrs. W. A. Galpin and children, Of
Cleveland are spending two weeks rusti.
eating at the Cottage Boarding House.
The prosperity Of our -four mill is evil
dent from the fact that large addition
will soon be completed.
The Baptist ice cream supper at town
hall Saturday evening was not only well
attended, but enjoyed by all present.
e. J. Yeaman's old stand is again occu.
pied. This time by stranger, who solic.
It's custom in the watch, clock and jewelry
line. Success.
A slight Of hand performance at town
hall Thursday and Friday evenings was
not well attended. Rather strange.
The Wilcoxes are entertaining relatives
from Wheeler, Ind.
Alonzo Ryan has just turned out from
his shop an elegant and substantial $500
family buggy, style cut under end spring
surrey. S.W. Kilner Is the owner. Ryan
takes the back seat to no one In the man.
ufacture Of first class goods.
Yours DRYLY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21
AMHERST.

Aug. II, 80.
Several Of the little ones have been on
the sick list lately.
N. Q. Kendeigh, L, X, CASTOR and E. L.
Durand are each nursing sore finger.
Miss M. L. Painter, Of Painesville, Is a
guest at ]. B. Durand's.
Mrs. =. Hsrpster is visiting friends in
Medina county.
Mrs. 0xby and Mrs, Geo. Curry, form
erly Of Amherst, and now residents Of
Michigan, are visiting friends here,
Among those who went from here on
the excursion TO Lakeside were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Bassett, II. Wright, Miss Cora
Easton, Evelyn Stone and Allen Griffin
All report pleasant time.
Mrs. A. T. Dulmage entertained the La
dies Dime Society last Friday pm.
Durand q Wyatt have purchased anoth
or village LOT from W. ]. Engle and ars
making preparations 70 erect a comforta
able dwelling on Il soon.
RevC. +. English Is spending few
days at IAkesidei consequently, no seryi
ces IN the NJ. E. tomorrow.
e. Q. Durand, Of Wellington, is In tow
J to-day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21
LITCHFIED.

He. Norton was under the doctors care
last week.
Mrs. II. L. Rising d quite sick.
Mr.. Burch, who has been dangerously
sick is little better.
Mr.. Veagley is sick.
Mrs. F. s. Turner is improving slowly
r. Brant was taken sick week ago Sat
urday nIght-was confined to the house
all Of last week
On Monday last Messrs. Hor and Pal
mer, Of Wellington, came here and won
all The gsntes they wished from the tennis
players.
A. Long sas in Lorain on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Carpenter called on friends
here Tuesday.
On Tuesday Mrs. Clarisy Pelton re-
turned from q few weeks sojourn with
friends in Wellington.
Mrs. A. Orr, Of oberlin, visited friends
and relatives here last week.
W. Orr and wife, Of Spencer, called on
friends here Friday.
Willis Leach and II. White made trip
TO Akron on Wednesday.
Rev. Holbrook, of Oberlin, spent satur-
day with his friend W. s, Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchell are visiting Al
Mr. Veagley's.
There will be donation party at the
town hall on Thursday evening of thiI
week for Rev. Barton. All are invited.
, H. G. Nickerson and o. A. StranahaI
escorted twelve young ladies to LAX
Chippewa Wednesday last
There will be an ice cream social at A
Gish's on Thursday evening, August 20
All are invited.
Frank Shank was in Canton last week
w. o. Leach has purchased A. N. Can
fields stock Of pictures, frames, etc.
which he offers for sale cheap.
CARR.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21
SULLIVAN.

aug ~, loo5.
Aug. 10 ut M. DeMoss' q family reun.
ion was held in which about IS partici-
pated, 80 Of whom were relatives, the rest
old friends. A very enjoyable time was
reported.
The Congregational Sunday School have
a picnic at Savannah Lake Wednesday,
August 81,
Several of our young people attended
pioneer meeting in Lodi.
Miss Maud Mann went to Oberlin Sat
urday, August II, TO be gone several days.
Mrs. Chloe Mann was on the sick list
last week, but is about again.
Eta Smith is not as well as she has
been.
Mrs. S, Campbell went TO Cleveland on
Friday last to visit her son.
The funeral of Mr. Anderson, who has
been sick all summer occurred on Satur.
day last, under the direction Of the G.. A.
r., who have been unremitting in their
care OF him through long sickness. Mr.,
Baker preached the sermon.
An ice cream social by the ladies of the
Disciple Church, was held on Saturday
evening, August II. SIC and a fraction
proceeds. Duo.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21
HUNTINGTON.

Aug. IL, ~.
There will be preaching in the NJ. e
church next Sabbath.
Rev. Z. C. Myers, pastor of the Baptist
Church, preached on "Tbe Trinity" last
Sabbath. His sermon was very interest
ing and showed great deal of study.
Every statement that he made he gave
seriptural proof for.
Mr.. Breyley, Mr.. Jap West, Mr.. Ebert
Chapman and Mr.. Jas. Hanley with the
pas'or are delegates to the annual Lorain
Co, Baptist Association, which meets at
oberlin this week. A good many others
expect TO attend.
Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Tracy, sister and
niece of Mrs. Matte Chapman, from Della.
ware have been visiting her.
Ella Breyley has been spending some
time visiting friends in WIlloughby and
Cleveland.
Miss Mary WOoic.,cS, frOA Cleveland,
and Mrs. Gibbons, from willoughby, have
been visiting their sister, AIr-. Srryicy
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond. !iom P.nfeId.
spent Sunday In town. "
Two Englishmen by the name OF Cole
spent Sunday with Hvratio Allen. They
were neighbors Of bis In England
Mrs. Hattie Ward and her children are
visiting friends here
Mr.. Geo. Robinson and his wife and
Mason Smith spent Sunday In Fichville.
jasper West has Just returned iron
Michigan with a car load Of sheep!
Minnie Dlrlam is entertaining MIsse
Ella and Alma Dirlam. cousins frcu
Clyde.
The ordination exercises at the Baptli
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21

wn. Dixon's place 600 nd si5oO..
A welcome little one a Q. Andrews
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21

church last Thursday were very interest
Ing, afull account of which will be found
elsewhere.
Mrs. Anna Richards and her little girls,
from LaGrange. were home last week.
Mrs. Frank Leininger has a little girl.
Mrs Lucy West and daughter Grace
visited Mrs. Nellie Rugg
Mrs. Meta Hunter, from Weeping
water Neb.. is visiting her father, Jake
Secrist.
Belle Tenant was quite sick last week,
but Is better now
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21

Efforts are being made, and with good
success, to enforce law and order here on
Sunday. A law and order league is being
organized and We hope we may have less
rawlesness on'account Of IT,
Mrs. j. lockwood, Of Toledo, was a
guest at A. Wrights last week and this
week. OBJ.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21
ToN5oniAI..
plN1IN.s.

cawtelle's Art Gallery.-Plctures In ey
~ cry style and right up with the times.
Special attention paid to enlarging 10 Crayon,
Ink, or Water Colors and, copying from oia
piIcates can be hac at any time. Gallery over
Bowlby & liall'sgrocery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21
TsE lEVs
IL Gathered bV Our ssl',l c1'glli1iiah,
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
PIrTsFIELD.

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your rcorrespopue". @ r-and
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discovery Of mls'aAe nsa NJ
gards tne umoer IN .nf pa,A ne .o 90
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-20
MuerIef.

= 9as geItern Mbeab bon Der "Mu.
steal Union Band'' i'm Srabis part
berauitaltste Grei-2 on3ert erfreute fi9
zines 3abIreiden 8eiu9es. Das &one
aertfanb groBen Mntlang unb, tpie es
beiBt, beabf6tigt man, ie6en Greitag
Nbenb oerartige 9on5erte gu oerans
ftalten.
Sas itdbtii6e S9ulamt bat ben
Mapor ermd6tigt, an ben beri6iebenert
S6ulbduiern ber Stabt bic inn notbs
menbig erideineuben &eparaturet pors
nebmen 5u lahen.
= Morsen Mbenb pirb Der Walbs
born<8 irtuoie Serr u. g. 6obile, ber
ben Mufffreunben San Nntonio's nod
bonn leBten Sdngerfefe Der in gutem
Nnbenten lit, elm groBes Ronaert in
Mutbs @arten peranitalten. &uber ben
@albbornsY iecen tperben aud nod ans
bere muifalii6e Semitic, ippie {tereo.
ffopiide ytebelbiloer &c. geboten ueroeu.
= Na9 benz Sabresberi6te oes 6errn
Sirler, bes Chefs 5es bieigen Geuers
departments, ereigneten ii9 i'm berHoKes
men Sabre "a 8rdnbe, BON benen =
9ant ben 8emibnunsen uno Der gner.
gle Der Geuermebr-teins einen iebr gro.
BEN umfangannabm. San Nntonio febt
in 8e3ug auf 8ranoi6dben betrd9tlidj
giinitiger ba, als irgenb cine Stabt Der
Ser. Staten bon Der entIpre1enben
@r6Be unb ginmObner3abI.
- Sr Der Ndbe bes &un6baules BET
6uniets8 abn tpuroe geitern elm damn
perbaftet, melder p0Gis nadt planlps in
benz Mesquits@ ebti9 berumlief. Wtar
glaubte es nit einem 8erriidten gu thur
gu baben, aber es itelte fi9 beraus, baf
Der Mann geiifig p6aig geIunb mar.
Seines abl onberliden 8enebmens me
gen in bic gnge getrieben, geltanb e.
i6lieBli6, baB er Dor 6 Monaten BON
Wilitdr beiertirt mar, unb baB CT felt
benz aus Gurdt bor Der 8erbaftung nj,
unter einem 9a9e gei9lafen babe. 9el
groBen 9iBe tuegen babe er f6 in be-
Iebien Nadt pbaig enttleibet, iei iebod
i'm S9lofe aufgetanben unb babe nod
Der feline Gleiber ni6t tpieber timber
t0nnen. Ser Seierteur, Der ieinen ga
als Pat 5enneHep ansiebt unb Der in be,
Comp. H bes 5. acknowledgement!
gebient bot, tputbe fofort ben militdri
f6en 8eb6roen 3ur aburtbeilung aus
geliefert.
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galifprniasWeine

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen BET
Germ s. s. MeDer am Mlamto
plasa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Meine
on Srt uno STEELE aus ut.b fauft oifeft
aus Dem Seller ter @einatGter. Oils
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm ffeis, bic
beffen Sorten aus3updblen. St fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbs linb
WeiBmeine in ppr3ieIi9er QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.0O per @aIone = fret
Ing 6aus geliefert.
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Ser Cinderella gdmb eture.

gde OF'9oufonitraBe unb Mbenue G.,
bisier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinef teuen Borratb BON g . m m IA
f9uben fir 6errer, 9amen unb
&inber erbalteH un6 bat cine ui1bers
glei9li6e IusnabI oler Sorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : e9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der befen
Jabriten unb iberbietet 9les, tpas I'M
bieigen Marft gu baben lit. 6peciaz
litdt fur 6erren. ber &odforo @9ub
fir So. IS berlobnt fi9 Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA 6tore bor3uipres
den, ebe man arberspo fault.
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Mrs. gSinslptp's- gpotbtms gnrnp.
3eb. Splpanus Cobb idreibt int ggO'
ltpn @hritian Sreeman": auf feinen
Sal pirben mir cine Webi;in sntpfeblen,
namsntlid fir 3inbsS. wenn mir nidt
wabten, baB fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
8insloms Ssrup fSnnen mir iebc4 aus
G~rfabrun9 fpre&en. Sn unferer eigenen
Tamilie bat er iid als Sesen ernieien,
neil ct einsm Sinoe, bas nit &clit &C.
peinist mar, Sdluf Seri&affte uuo ben
@ltern &uhe wdbrenb Der Nadt
Hderte. Die meiffen @ltern perben bic.
fen Se9en gu iddeen wiiien. Sier III
elm Mrtitel, Der iid bepdhrt unb burmlps
1T, benin Der S&luf, ben er benz 3inbs
p.ridafft, if natirlid unb Der tleine @n.
gel srwadt 70 better wie elm 4nppf."
Wdbreno bes 3abnens 1T iein @rfrlg un.
iddsbar. Dir babsn bdufs senus ppu
Wittern bic IeuBeruns sebSrt, baB IL
nidt pbne ben Sprup lein mSgen bon Der
@eburt bes ainbes al, Bic 3ur Sclens
buns bes 3abnens. 8ertauft bon alien
G~potbetstn gu rs Gents bic StaIde.
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= Sn &uBlanb finbet idbrIi6 elm
ueberi9uB BON 1.001, 592 8eburten
iiber bic SterbefdQe fat.
Ste t,eue GutSctfuua.

sic aae BADEN Sbre 5rennhe une 8efannten bappn
ipre6en bbren. Sieuei4t limb sic aud ieltft Giner ron
Denen, ipel6e an Ih ieIbIt erfabren BADEN, pie gut
eie5 Meittel 1T. Renn Sic eS iemalS rerIu6t BADEN,
pann inb Sic and elm treuer 5reunp paprn. DEM
lper einmal einen 8eriu6 NIT Or. Sings @euer Gntz
eedun9 sema6t bat, Der Adlt eS oudr ppn Der 3ett al
thinner in ietuem Sauie. 8enu Sic e5 nod niemals
sebrau6t babeu, uno eineu Suiten pber cine Grfdltuns
baben iputen, peer irsenb Elm 9eieeu Der 2unse, RES
SalieS reer her Srult, eann rerI6aiieu STE lid cine
pirb in lepem Sale sarantirt, cher haS @elo irirb ,us
rldseSablt. 9rcbeEai6en gratis in eer apptbete ron
0reiB, Ibpmplou & Gp.
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= Die seiammten giienbabnen ber
@rbe r"eprdfentiren einen Wertb BON
$500, 600, 900, 900.
MasaebenSe gluSidbteu,

Ger County Gnpalt Mtunhap ppu Slap &c., 1eyas,
ia5t sd babe 6leetric Sitter5 nit hem lterraiheubs
ten Grfplse Sebrauht. Metn 8ruber lit ebenfauS in
6urt reftSetiiseu @ebrau6 iener Meeicin nod s%erettetl
Gr ~rernantt feline dettuns GuSiblieBIi4 benz Gleetrte
8itterS.
0err .. 8. gBileoyipH ppn 9orIe @ape, ap., fd9t
Elm dhnlthe5 3euSntB btu3u, ineem er ldJt Gr slaubt
peitttp, haB or ~9eItrrben mare, Bate er ni6t electric
Bitters ansepanet.
0ieie ausseSeihuete Metiein i6lst segeu 0euSue
uno ale malariiden 9etoeu etenieipobl, wie tie ~6ieieIbeu
b~eieitist. tntbertreflt4 1T eS aud bet aebers uup
Rterenletren, ippie alien ubrisen StrrWnseR her Gers
hauuns5orsdue. 8rets 80 Gents uno 81 per Glal6e in
alien Apctbeter. g~RbpIeiaIe lei GtetB, lbcmpicn& Sc.
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Can YeSrp gprimas Varf,

s. &erble, pd6ter. 9ieier tiibIe
unb f9attige part 1T Der pOpuIdrjte @rs
bolungsplab Der Staot uno umgeaen6
fur Gamilien unb eisnet fi9 aud be-
fonbers CUR Mbbaltung bon pribats
pifnifs. 0err Gerble 1T elm febr auf=
merfiamer Wirtb, Der ftets belfrebt if,
bic Winf6e Der @dlte gu erfdaen.
Seben Sonntag Na9mittag unb M6enb
finbet elm Grei= Ronaert fatt,
ausgeflbrt bon Der Ser. 6taaten Mis
litdr GapeIe. 17,7,t3W
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~ SIN beliebten Wiffipnss
@artem fnb gB3immer einseri9tet
unb er6fnet iuorben, iuoielbf man res
euldre NabIaeiteu einnebmei unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mabl3eiteH tperben
I'm eigenen @ef9irr ausgeianbt uno OUT
WunI@ Dinners unb Soupers ins 6aus
geIiefert. Nufmertiame Beoienung unb
prompte 4usfiibrung Der Nuftrdge ga.
rantirt. 8beimer Il @aml.
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% NJ. $. GntterfiDe, 1886
Off 0ouliDns StrdBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam ; Gitters, balten fi9 benz
pnbIiEum Fir dlein ibrGa6 f6Iagenben
Qlrbeiien empfoblen unb Deripre6en
prompte gelorgung aIer 9luftrdse.
QronIeumter, Gnss6irtures, S%abetpans
men. gloiets &c. fieis an 9anb.
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9r. g. 8ura

aus @ien, friber Sefunbar . arst beS fail
ionisl. 9rautenbanles BieOen,
SpeSial=arst fiir Sramel= II. Sinner
Sr%antbeiten.
Srbiuirt in ben apotbeten 8. 9'sIbini,
alamo @Ia;a, bon S-l0 unb 3.-5 unb 3alt.
cher Sobn bon l0-f2. Sir Arme unent'
eeItli1 bon Ia Gan Saba StraBe Is.
tg- 8oniultotiouen in Seutl9er, fransofi9er
unb polniider Sprads. 5,7,1Mtlmp
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Wudt Cure NefeQunqen Fir 81

MuGt Cure 8efeuungen fir Sta
nelbrabt, glatteH 9robt, gifenbteG,
4upferbIe9 unb 2Dtbe Bel pfper &
GdnItbeB, 80 & IS Meff. Com.
rnerte ; GtraBe, San Nntonip, 3eras.
6part @eIb unb 3eit.
@arOntie fir riebrigte Warttpreife.
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= Die gltpids Garm in Soma ergab
e rflofenes Sabr 5000 Quart grbs
beeren unb 10000 Quart Simbeerer.
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@armmts. l~tmterseidbnet teimc s,Oten;

Sdnoler unb Igenten, tpel9e Soften
fir elm auf Ib5ablungen berfauftes
piano ober Srgel berldngen, bertaufen
ober iibertragen biefe Soften an Mn6ere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni9t piinttli9en 3abs
lung 1T bas Suifrument iopie bas be-
reits ge3ablte 8elo fiber b~erIoren.
3bos. @oggan & Bros, 2O8
Commensurate, San Mntonio, bertaus
fen pianOs uno SrgeIn an Ieidjten Obs
aablungen cbne Noten unb 3inien.