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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-04-17
MhstYi!ie Hens.

NJ Etiior: Seeing Your interest
in- welcome and ever appreciated
paper continues to pay rs its weekly
visits. giving the news. vii! give
Il few dots from this little place.
We liave had Very favorable sea-
sors for the preparation Of lanl for
farming purposes Tho rains des-
ccnl at regular intervals, nnd the
late snow seomc>l TO have pulserized
the soil ana We have no complaint oi
lard ground set. Ia fact, things
seem to be working to the farmers.
interests tits year, and the pres@n;
indications are that we will make
:ino crops.
Rev Sir Boozer is teaching school
at this place He is erecting nice
residence 1t will tc completed IN Z
few DAYS.
The oa5 crop is looking beautiful.
Nest Bros. are running brlct
yard here. The weather, for the
past two or three weeks, has been
very favorable for the making Of
bricks. as news is scarce, will close.
YOUTH.
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Tho Farmers sud the Crops.

It is almost 4 ra;ity to see 3 coun'
.rv man on our streets now. They
are all busily engaged with their
crops, and nothing short Of urgent
necessity could induce them to come
to town. We have never before seen
so much energy and determination
exhibited by our farmers as that oi
the present year. So far rs We arc
able to learn they are considerably
ahead with their crops, and the pros
pect is very encouraging. II they
10 not succeed it will not be their
fault.
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Pluck and Energy.

For one to step into the mammoth
establishment OF Baum Bros. and
see the immense piles Of goods OF
every description packed and jammed
on every side. they would naturally
conclude that there was no room for
anymore, but If they will tarry but
lew moments they will discover
that new goods are continually com.
ing in, and they will also observe
that room is constantly being made
by the numerous clerks who are kept
buy selling, packing, marking and
labelling huge boxes aud packages
OF goods going oat al! over the coun.
try. The push and energy displayed
by the Messls Baum Bros. is credit.
able alike to themselves and our
good old Town In addition to
their immense retail trade. they have
and are building up quite Large
jobbing business. We are informed
by one of the firm that they now en-
ploy a larger number OF clerks and
do larger amount of business than
ever before, notwithstanding the CRY
of hard times. Their profits are not
so great, they say, but their sales are
larger, and they turn their moaey
over faster.
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Tho Pulpit and The Stage.

Re7 z NJ. Shrout, Pastor United Ersth-
cren Chucrh, Blue Mound kan, snys: 81
feel it my duty to tell what wonders j,
Kings Ne" Discovery hus done for ne.
My lungs were badly diseased, and MY
par;sAiOaers though, could only live few
weeks, Itook five bottles of DR. King
New Discovery and aa sound aad vel,
gaining 2G lhs. in weight"
.rrlur Lave, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: after thor
nueh trial and convincing evidence, | am
confident Dr Kings New Dipcovery for Com
sumption, beats EN- ali an" cares When
everything else fni!s. The greatest kind
ness can ID my thousand friends is tourge
them 10 try it, Free t,inl bottles at DR.
r. l. Zemp's Drug Store. Regular si1es
50c. and 81. 90.
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Personal and General.

Plug Hat Tobacco, fnesL chewing,
at j. L. Vaughan's.
Mr. T. A. Blanton, of Newberry,
wGs in town last week.
Mr James G. Jones, formerly Of
Camden but now OF Atlanta, spent q
few days in town last week.
Cow Feed, Wheat Bran, atIJ z.
Vaughan's.
Rev John KershaS, Of Sumter, was
on visit to the fainily Of his. father,
Judge Kershaw, last week.
There vas said 10 have heen q
slight frost and some ice, on Friday
morning last, but We have no report
CT any serious damage.
Barred Plymouth Rock and Light
Bramah Eggs, from pure-hred stock,
for Matching. Apply at. this Office.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on
human or animals cured ia 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold BY
DR.. +. L. zemp Druggist, Camden.
English SPAWN Lirima;t removes
ali Hard, Soft or Calioused Lumps
AMI Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints. Sweeney,
Ring.bone, Stiles. Sprains, all
Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by use Of ono bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blcm.
ish Cure ever known. Sold by DR..
+. L. Ze'np, Druggist, Camden.
The Alliance should keep itself free
from nil po!itica! entanglcments
Partisanis:n in politics is as much
ont o.. place IN the order MS in anything
else. The order WAS never intended
to promote tho ascendarcy of politi
cal parties or the Success OF party
candidates, and this fact should be
kept prominently in view. "Equal
rights to all and special privileges to
none" is q principle Of the order
which SHOULD rule in politics as in ali
other ,hlngs.-Cotton PtaRt.
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Republican Supervisor.

Frank Carter, colored, has been
appointed Republican Supervisor for
Kershaw County. Carter Was Sena-
tor from this County many years ago
but since the advent of Democratic
rule he has been living tie quiet life
of private citizen. AS q Republi.
can we do rot know that less OBJ
jcctionsblc appointment could have
been made.
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Easter Elections.

At Grscei Episcopal Church on
Easter Sunday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Wardens--J. B. Kcr.liaw and e.
B. Cantey.
Vestrymen-A. D. Kennedy, P. T.
Vil.epiguc, II. G.. Garrison, W. NJ
Shannon, T. w. Lang, b. II. Boykin
and r. }. Ancrum.
Delegates to Dioeoaan Conven.
tion-J. B. kcrshaw, D. r. Williams,
4. D. Kennedy and p. t. Villepigue;
alternates, II. G. Garrison, W. A.
Ancrnm, Il. Miller Boykin and W
NJ. Shannon.
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Keep'COol.

Persocs wishing ice in small guam
tites, can be supplied by Mr. W.
Geisenheimer. Beginning the first
Of May he will be able to furnish 1t
in any amount desired, and at re-
duced figures where larger amounts
are wanted. Customers will be ac'
coamadatoi on Sundays from IL to
2 o'clock. Sec his advertisement
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Received Too Late for This Issue.

An interesting contribution from
our fair young friend and correspon
dent. Stella" q talented daughter OF
the Piedmont section, was received
too late for thi- weeks issue, but will
appear in our next. We assure our
valued young friend Of our hesrty
appreciation of her kind remembrance
of US and her good wishes for oul
success, and shall be pleased to heal
from her often.
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A Very Pleasant Occasion.

It is said the mo'; enjoyable occa.
sion OF the Season WAS the delig ht!ll
dance given by Mr.. T. ". El''re'sn
at Hohkirk Inn on Thursday night
last, and which was participated in
by the young ladies and gentlemen
Of Camden, tie yucats OF the Inn ani
many visitors. An excellent ban'l
from Charleston furnished music for
the occasion.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Ghapped Hands, ChilblaiuF.
0orns, and ail Skin Erurtions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
boz. For sale by DR.. Z. L. Zemp.
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Commen1a5le.

All claims not consistent with the
high character Of Syrup Of Figs are
rurposely avoided by the California
Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing The system ehectually, bnt
IL is not cure all and makes no pre-
tensions that every bottle will not
subst9ntiatc.
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South Cardinals agricultural Paper.

The Cotton Plat, published by
lIoyt Il Keys at Grcenvillc, S. G., is
the only 4 gricuiturai paper publish
Ell in South Carolina and has larg-
er circulation among the farmers
OF the State than any other paper OF
its class. It is the official organ Of
the Farmers Alliance and Patrons
of Husbandry, and is published every
week. The price of subscription Is
S!.25 year. We will club the
CAMDEN JOURNAL and Cotton Plant,
to one address, one year, for Two
Duiiars-in advance.
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A Gsnsrous OGsr.

Messrs Smith s. Hall requests us
to say that if the Ladies Memorial
Association (or those having the mat
ter in CHARGE will iuform them as to
the number OF head.boards and foot
boards necessary for the Confederate
graves in the cemetary, that they will
furnish the number required free OF
charge.
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Reward O;fe! ID.

Governor Richard="n has offered
4 reward of secenty..ivc loiisrs for
the apprehension and delivery o:
Manson McCashil} 20 the Sheriff OF
kersiiaw COUNT. and twenty-five apl-
lars for the apprehension and deiiv-
ory TO the Sheriff Of Robert Bowers,
the two prisoners who escaped from
iail short time ago. Sheriff Halle
also ogers an a;'.i!tionsl rswar! OF
fifty dollars fu- tie arres! of McCas-
kill and twenty-five for Bowers.
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Epoch,

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marss an
epoch iu the life Of the individual. Such
n remarkable event is treasured IN the
memary and The agency whereby the gsod
health has been attained is gratefully bless'
cd. Hence it is that SO much is heard in
praise of Electric Filters. So many feel
they owe their restoration 10 health, to the
use OF the Great Alternative and Tonic.
Ii you are troubled with any disease Of
Kidneys, Liver nr Stomach, Of long or short
standing JON will surely fnd relief by the
use of Electric Bit,c-s. Said ut SOC. aai
81 per bottle at Dr. F. i. Zsmp's Drug
Store.
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The County Medical Association.

At . recent meeting of kcrsbsw
County Medical Association, Drs IS.
J. Trrcsdcl and G. Fl. Green were
elected delegates to the State Medl.
csj Association Which convenes at
Laurens C. II. on the 23rl ins'an;
Drs B. L. Norwood and c. S. Britton
were chosen as alternates.
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Nearly q Seriaua Accid mt.

On Wednesday evening last, VIII hls
Miss Minnie Clyburn and her friend,
Miss Darby. Of Charleston, were oat
riding, there came un q sud!an gust
OF wind, raising an almost blin ling
cloud OF dust, during which the busE
gY ran against tree, throwing both
young Il lies to the grouni. We are
glad to learn that the young ladies
escaped without serious injury,
though the buggy was badly dam
aged.
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Picnic Week.

e. The children'of the Graded Schools
r. have been given weeks holiday for
recreation, pic>nics, &c. With the
dalirbtful weather we are now hs7.
inc, it IS safe to say that they will
enjoy their vacation to the fullest e1'
tent.
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Proceedings Of Council.

Monday evening, April Eth 1890.
The retiring Council having finish
ed up the business before it, at 6
u'cl"ck Intendant Goodale admins.
tered tie oath of oilico to the Inten-
daut elect, DR. JOHN W. Corhett, who
in turn swere in the Wardens elect,
as follows: Messrs J. G. Man, j. f..
Vaughan, ". j. Jones and D. 6.
Kirklcy.
Proceeding to business, Council
ordered an election of subordinate
officers, and fixed their salaries (per
annum) IS follows: Clerk aud Treas.
urer, $500; Chief of Police, $40O;
Policemen, $500; Lamp Lighter,
$500; Engineer Steam Fire Engine,
$3.50; Keeper Of Town Clock, SlOO;
Town Attorney, $50. The Clerk
was ordered to give the usual notice
Of election to take place on Monday
l4th inst and TO advertise for bids
for feeding tho Town mule. Coun-
CT! adjourned.
| Monday evening April l4th 1890.
1 Council met at 5 o'clock. Pres
Cent, the Intenuant and al the War,
iticns. The first business taken up
was the election Of subordinate Off.
GERS, which resulted as follows :
Clerk and Treasurcr-James l.,
Brasington.
Chief of Police-R. 7. Robson.
Policemen-W White, J. S. Baxloy,
Robt. Latta; colored, j. ). Mckain,
Theo. Campbell
Engineer to Steam Firs Engine
I. J. Wilson.
Lamp Lighter--R. r. Lewis.
Keeper Of Town Clock-G. G.
Young.
Town Attorney-J. T, lIay.
The bits for feeding the Town
mule not being satisfactory, were all
rejected and Warden Mau was ap
pointed committee of one 10 see
after the matter and make suitable
arrangements.
Il communication from Messrs
Lampkin & Pickens, in reference tc
IL Gas plant and Water Works, Was
received as Information
Council fixed the time for reguial
meetings on tho first Monday in
each ,honth at 6 o'clock I NJ.
After discussing in Il general way
several matters pertaining to the in'
tcrest ot tho Town, Council adjourn
I'll.
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MarricG.

On Wednesday evening, 9th in
st.nt, at Grace Episcopal rhuEch' BY
Rev John Kershaw, assisted by
R,yJ. NJ. Stonev, MIR j. kersN:" "
Sbssnon9 and Miss Marie H"nnedT.
danvhtor of A. D. Kennedy, al OF
Camden.
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The I,cstel Telegraph.

Communication Was opened on
Friday last oser the Postal Telegraph
line to Charleston. This adds anoth'
er feature to the convenience OF our
business community. Manager Bis
sell will put your message through
in twinkliNr.
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American Legion Of Honor.

ADAHs CoUNCiI No. 9t0, \: L.. OF L,
meet, at their Council Loom, thlro ltoui I
of tho Opera House. on the SECOND m ai;o
Fourth "Wednesday Evenings at ci0cS'
Visiting Brethoren always welcome
By order Of the Commander.
Fl. ALEXANDER. Secretary.
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TIURsDAV, ARpiL II, 1890.
ram,ijx {;0oi, and Ladder Go.
Knights Of Homer.

DEKALB LoDaE No. 1242, KNIGHTS OF
H,yon, meets OH the t:r<s and 7I'ra a"n,
d.y Evenings, at s o'clock. at the Opera
Hs,,a I. 4. ALEXANDER, Reporter.
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TAX SALE.
CITATION.

South Cowo!iaa-KerShatD County.
by j. Il. Mickle. Ju'lge Probate,
whereas, Thomas 4. Sprniley mrie suit
to mo, to grunt him Letters of Adninistra- :
,ion of the Estate OF aul effects of }. B.
Sprall"y,
These are therefore to cite and almonish
land singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said j. b. spradley, deceased, that
they he and appear. before me. in the Court
Of Probate, to he held at Camden g. ". on
the 10Th pril next after publication here
of. at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cuuse, il any they have. why the said Ad'
ministrutinn should rot he granted,
Given under my hand. this 9th day oi
April, \. D., 1890.
J. T. MI:KLE,
judge Of PGob.'r.
April lG-ai
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LOST OR STOLEN,

A SMALL black aud white spotted foe
~. DOG, answering to the name OF TIP.
Any Information leading to his recovery
left at this osllc. will be satably rewarded.
April lj-it
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sor,s Pertinent Questions by "Facn'
er."

We von'i direct the special atten'
ton Of our readers to communlca'
tion hv "Farmer" in our issue to-day
lie EEoacs what We is talking about,
and puts some very..rertinent ques
tions, which !aro right to the point;
We hope to hear from "farmer
again and often.
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Now is a good time to subscvi' c
fur tho CAMDEN JoUHNhL.
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SabscYibo for the JeunSAL.
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Math fir Mutter,

8or aber so Sabren idon purbe
Mrs. WinsloD's Soothing Syrup BON
Miittern beim 3abneu Der 9inber arges
Denoet. Wirf Su i'm Sdlafe burd
bas Sdreien zines Ginbes stf6tt, bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb por 5dmeraen
tpeint? Menn 10, lafe fofort cine
GlafGe bon oMrs. Winslotp's 5potbing
Sprup" bolen. Sein Wertb 1T unbes
aablbar. IS pirb BEN fleinen 2eiben,
ben iofort 2inoerung periGafen. Ser.
laBt Gub barauf, Mitter, 6 1T fein
3Deifel oartiber. Sc bciIt 9plcntern
utb Oiarrbce, regulirt Ben Wagen utS
bic Nleren, befeitigt Winb GoIif, ers
pei9t ben 8aumen, b~erbinbert Gntshn,
oung unb tdrtt bas gauge Spfem.
pMrs. Emissions Soothing SprupA
fir 5abnenbe Sinber lift ongenebm in
8ef9mad unb 6as Re3ept itainmt bon
einem Der 5eiten peibli1en Qerate in
ben Der. Staaten. gs 1T Bel alien
Srugsiiten in ber eonsen @slt sa boz
ben. preis Is gts. Der Glaide.
4auft ni6ts anberes aIs Mrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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Cages M~euisfeiten.
SnIan b.

Die bsmotratii1en gongreBmdns
ner oes Nnrbens baben einen formeuen
proteIf gesep bic iebt bonn 6aule be-
raibene Rationale Mablbia erIafen,
In metGem fe bieielbe aIs repoIutionIr
unb unconstitutional be3ei9nen. sic
bebaupten, Die Bin berftoBe geaer bas
Saupt,priucip Der amerifanifden 0ers
f01uHg, ndmli9 5as Der Iocalen GeIbfs
Rsgierung, unb fe Tel baber cine BRO.
benoe @efahr fur bic Mepublid. Bis
ieBt 1T ber protef bon einigen breiBia
Hsprdientanten unter3eihnet uorben.
Der prdlibent bat Die neue pen.
lions . Bill nit ieiner unterf9rift Der.
ieben.
- Die Sbawuee sSnbianer i'm Sn.
bianer. 5erritotium baben ben Contract
unter3eihnet, burd ben He ibre Qdnbe.
reien fur bic Summe BON $65, 900 on
bic Bunbes. &egierung abtreten. Ser
Stamm befebt nur nod aug $50 So.
pfen unb ben einaelnen Gamilien fD0en
gum Bebnfe Der SeBbaftmaduna elm,
3elne Carmen nit allen 3ubeb6r au.
gepiefen nerben.
= Der Senat Der StaatsIegislatur
bon 2ouiRana mirb bic 2otterie : Bil
bermutbIi9 au6 annebmen unb auar
nit einem Enhancement, bur1 peldes
bic BON Der 2otterie.@ efe1i1aft au aab.
lenbe 2iceua : @ebibr bon 81, 900, 600
pro Sahr auf 81, 500. 900 = unb atpar
auf % Sabre-erb6bt perben iou.
Sn ct. 2ouis fieg bas Sbermos
meter ant 81. SUM- big auf 100 Grab +.
Bier perionen erlasen Der 6ibe unb 10
anbere erfranfter in GoIse berfeIben.
Bon ben mad unb nod betauni
tperbenben grgebnifen beg Genius fnb
bic folgenben 3l nennen: SanGrancisco
runo300, 000ginpobner ,tpopon etpa24,s
600 @binefen. Cincinnati 2S2, 900, b. b.
eiDa 20. 600 peniger, dig man ertpais
tete. Salt Safe gitp fat senau SO, 900
unb Ssben, lltab. Is. 800.
6efbert u. 8eeGer, Der Sobu bes
uelitorbenen beriibmten aanseIrren,rs
6eup Warb Yeeder. ipeI9sr uueefIaat
NOR, als 3olsGDllsetor in BORT Somns
ienb, Wafbington, ni1tiee Documente
enipenbet 5l baben, 1T i'm 8unbesae.
ridte gu Seattle freigeipro9en tporben.
Der SOL befanb fi6 felt mebr dig eirem
Sabre in Der 61mebe.
Das &eprdfentantenbaus Der
Staatsleeisla!ur bon 2ouifana bat bic
2OttsriesgiI mix &c geeen rs Stimmcn
cngenommeu. Dieie 3meibtitteIsW as
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nit feinem 8eto belesen iolie.
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tpirb aus bielen Gesenben bes Hor6ens
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auf fi1 warten.
Die 3OmmiIfondre Der Gbicagoer
Weltaustelung BON 1893 baben elm.
limmig 3bos. 90. paImer bon Mi9is
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Gin 0cgenftanb bpm 0Sidtiafeit fit
Hetieu0e.

1ouriiten, GInisranten unb Seeleute finten, eas Scs
ittetsr's Miasenbttters elm meniSiniiaes e6usmittei 1T
belt r~erIafen t6nnen, ta es ben gsirfiuaen unae5unbeu
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lntrd9ltdper Seft, ialedten gsaHer5 pher anherer lie
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ldn9en 5ieifen pher sanbfabrten in fer Gdbe ees Meaual
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tel se9en teberarttse 9eimfu&ungen, StIrunaen hes
wtasens, her eeber unb Ginsepeibe, pen benen bic in
ielden @eseneen ~reiieneen Museb6risen Der serrdBtaten
3rnen 70 iettt b%etroffen irersen; aud bietet es einen
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oentltter Saite, plet3tbem 3emperaturpedSel, aeaen
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nibt nur Dem tntermitttrennen unb g8edielfieber unb
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Npres nne Sleanerife, Wieyito, auf ben peftin6iiten
Snieln, in Guitralien uno uuneren Sdnhern ~anertannt lit.
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in Deutihlaub Elm 8anfuilternebmen,
mel6es ii6 n@ermausN merican Srun
g." In Berliu nennt. unb bas etpas
oerbGdiige Wort ySrun" in r9reus
baros@eieaiaaft" n5erlebt bat. IS
gebt bieiem Jinau3, unternsbmen, tpie
benz Wiener &on3ettmeifter StrauB,
welder bas ungebeure Slid bate, Be
stigli@ Der 9anbung feiner Mufiter in
Imerifa eine 10 riefenbafte &etIame i'm
2anoe beg Dollars au befommen. N1nts
lid all Der Spibe Der ,Sreubanb" ffebt
Der beuti9e &ei9stags . Mbgeorbnete
S6rober. Dieter bat befanntli9 Gu,
gen Hi6ter aus Der Gtbrerfhaft BEL Der
8eE9dftsleitung ber Greifiunigen Yarz
tel b%erbrdnet. Sn 5olse belIen f9imz
pfen bic &i6ter'i6en Bldtter hber
e4raoer uno iagen, elm Mann, Der on
ber Spibe zines fol6en 8anfinitituts
ME ,,Sreubanh" febe, f6nne bod nidt
bic etfe 8ioIine i'm freiRnnisen 0r@e.
iter ipielen.
Nun aber fonlnlen ale Die bielen
Gein6e, wel6e &i6ter in allen anberen
oeutiden parteien bat uno loben
@6raber unb ~bertbeibigen Die ,,8reus
banb", baB es rlr 10 cine Mrt bat.
Nfan fam fetn Dies Btatt auf ntaz
den, obne auf uSreubanb" 5u ffoBen,
Gbnli6, Die man bor Rur3em feline
amerifanii6e 3eitung 6fnen fonnte,
obue iber StrauB uno beRen ,,impors
tirte 2obnfflapen" gu itolpern. I'm bic
oS~reubanb" bdtte H9 fein Menf9
ionf betimmert, iebt aber lift bic Sc
ieai9aft big in Die Butpsn emporees
puht.
@s sebt Der ,,Sreubanb" tuie Scr
.Mutter G6bm" in Builds reiaenbem
51want nDie Yartitulari1en". SEE
ber Streit uub Cunt Der partifularifiz
i4en Bauern tam bsr Wutter &6bm au
Suite, benn bort pfleeten bic beiaate1
Bauern Greub uno 2sib in 6dnaps au
ertrdnfen. 9ofentlih ma1t bas 10
foloRal emporgepuhte oeutid amerifa.
nif6e Banfs unternebmen Bel neIAem
i~ibrigeus feline Dauti6 Mmerifaner bes
tbeiliet Fnb, feinem f66nen Namen
feline 59anbe.
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Ser Cinderella gdhuf sGtpre.

'gde Ofs5 oufionfiraBe unb Nbenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben Der 6tabt, bat
ieinen neueu 8orratb bon g 0 nj m E +.
f9uben fir 9erren, 9amen uno
Ginbsr erbalten un5 bat cine unber.
aleidli6e Wusnabl aler GOrten unb
AuaIitdten. Ser Cinderella : @9ub.
Store flbrt nur bic 5abrifate Der belten
Jabrifen unb tiberbietet MGes, mas i'm
biefgen Martt gu baben lit. 5pecia.
litdt fit 0erren: Der &odforbs5 1ub,
fur So. IS berlobnt ii9 ber Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store por3uIpredeu,
ebe man anberstpo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-28
81 6ibaIgo @ounip aebt es buni

au. BORT bat be, &i6ter @ufen, ebe
er ieinen Sermin i6IoS, ben Sberiff,
@ountpsR i@ter unb gountDsg lerf ab.
gefebt unb anbere ON ibrer STEELE er.
nannt. Sheriff Siaarb, Der BEL Der
Wabl nit GROCER Waioritdt ertpdblt
Durbe, bat i9 bieiss fummarilde Ser.
fabren ni9t gefaIen lafen. gr 3og
nit so betpa Greunoen ins Court
baus, bertrie6 baraus feiuen Na6foIaer
Sougbertp uab nahm geFb bonn 8e,
bduoe. 8i6ter Gufel 1T nod Starr
@ountp abgsreit. Die 8iirger tperoen
fi6 an ben @ouperneur tpenben, bob er
ben Ri9ter aur Ge6eni6aft siebt.