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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
coNsTABLETs SALE NOTICE

ny virtue OF an Execution to me directed
by Lewis Sparks Justice of the Peace of
IIshomingo county Mississippi, / will on
Monday the 9TH day OF May, within legal
hours at the court house door in IuRa
expose to sale to the highest bidder for
cash all the right title AMI interest the de-
PENDANT r. A. Jones has in and to the fol-
lowing land in Tishomlngo county Missis
slppi, to-w1t: Forty acres on west side on
sonth hatf OF north east quarter of seotlof
16 township range 10, which has been
levied on as the property of above defen-
dant and will be sold to satisfy the iudg
ment therein and all costs April Q. 1880.
j. T. Brown, Constable.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17

Many Lives, Histories, or Biographies
OF the late Jefferson Davis, purportlns
to be written oy Mrs Jefferson Davis,
are being advertised throughout the
country. TIE only genuine work OF the
kind written by Mrs. Jefferson Davis is
that to be published Belford Company.
1922 East 18th Street, New YORK, en-
titled Jefferson Davis, Ex>President
OF the Confederate States: A Memory !,
by his Wife" All other works claims
ing the authorship Of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis must necessarily be injurious to
her personally and pecuniarily. The
book is sold by subscription, and terri.
tory is being rapidly assigned. The
work promises to be one of the most
popular ever published, and those desir.
ing to canvass it should apply at once TO
the publishers, who will furnish clreu>
lars and information.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
COTTON MILLS IN COTTON
FIELDS.

Judge A. A. Gunby, Of Ouachita,
LOUISIANA, recently made strong
plea Tor nome manufacturers before
Ito agricultural society OF his State.
lilo called the attention to the fact
that cotton manufacturing has en-.
rlched a hundred mighty cities in
Great Britain. England exports
more than l00,000,000, yards OF cot
ton cloth u day. Over $500, 900 600
are invested in the industry; millions
OF people are supported by ii. Yet,
most OF their raw material has TO be
/ obtained iron the distant South. Ii
Is almost incredible that it Is possible
for country so far remoy ed from
our cotton fields to take the lead in
manufacturing our products. ILls
IS folly That should be corrected.
When the cotton factories Of Nam
chester, Leeds, Bradford, Notling>
ham, Glasgow aud Paisley shall have
+, been transferred 20 our own fields.
then the South will be the industrial
center OF the world.
/ The Judge goes on to show how
manufacturing beuefts the farmers
! BY atfordlng markets for all their
products. Even the farmers OF the
! West do NOT have TO burn their corn
when they 1--we near distilleriee
! Manufacturing enterprises also
afford occupation for The surpld,
labor Of agricultural regions, thus
preventing the occupation OF agricui
ture from becoming oyercrowded.
They increase The demand Tor lAno
and raise its value. phey improve
the roads, school houses and pubic
Institutions and make people NOR,
intelligent and Industrious.
. The speaker said:
"In this connection | wish TO cal
your particular attention to the re,
port OF the statistician ia the latter
part OF The Commissioner of Agri
culture, tor 1854, On page Ala Of
] that report you find treatment Of
the subject that other industries in
creas iisl M values, and diagram Civ
en- which establishes this hyposhe sis
Values In agriculture are enhanc cod
by increase OF noD-agrlcultural pop
uiation.' THIS is shown to partlcu-
iarly apply to the prize Ut farm lands
1t being highest where the SMALLEST
per cent OF the population is engag.
ed is farming, and lowest where the
largest per cent of the people are
agriculturists. The same law applies
to the wages of farm laborcrs. they
are enhanced by the diversificallon
Of industries. 1t is so the world
over. Where agriculture is the only
crlllng, as in HiuGostan Cuba and
some ether countries, the laborer' s
wages are aemunesative."
Judge Gunby told his hearers that
it was only necessary 10 glance at
Georgia's progress lii cotton manu-
featuring 10 SEQ that 1t was in the
power 81 every Southern State to
revolutionize the old industrial poll
| ICY Where community is not able
to build a factory Northern capital
Can be obtained, but in point OF fact,
whenever there is an opening for
manufacturing the home people are
able to raise the needtul money, If
| they will unite. aod go to work in ear
| nest.
1t is to be hoped that Judge Gun
BYE address will have wide circul.
ation IN the Southwest. 1t is on the
right line.-Atanta Constitution.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17

Mr.. John Il. Doao has purchased
q Scotland pony.
Many OF omrcitizens viii attend
the races this week ~ Memphis.
Mr.. Dock Paden has removed to
the Nelson residence AGAR the ian
yard.
At Watson & Co.'S drug store can
always be foGnd full line OF pure drugs
patent medicines and toilet REQUISITES .
Among us last week were seen
Messrs. Frank Cook, Jno. Houston,
Joe Payne formerly residents Of
Iuka.
Mrs. A, Z. Mathews has been seri-
ously il, but we are glad TO learn
she is much better.
Large stock Of Drugs and Sun-
dries. Prices guaranteed against all
retail drug stores at Wa,son & Co.'s
Jan. SO.
Mrs, Cook, widow Of Marcus Cook
for many years citizen ottbacounty
died last week at Fulton KY, in TX
Seventy fifth year Of her age.
Mr. Dan Gambler who is travelling
for the Mansfield drug company 0
Memphis, IS spending u few days ia
Iuka With his parents.
Lewis Payne, son of Mrs. Luthnel
Payne, caught "a cat ti,h on iroV
line in the Tennessee river, that
weighed one hunured and seven
pounds.
Those who wish anything in the
stationery liae from a 5 cent tab.
let TO a handsome box of paper
can be supplied at Watson & Co S.
4. II. Reno was in town this week,
no has been appointed census talser
by State authority, but as yet be
does not know that tho last legisla-
lure naue any appropriation Tor
the.wor.l,
Married, on the 9th Of April, 1S9 at
oohnsoh schooI house, AIR. ID. A
Adams aud Miss Dollle L. WEIGH. Ed.
j. 5. Long officiating. Ali OF fish
omingo county.
Last Saturday evening two horse
team belonging to CALVIN Moore ran
away with MS wagon IN Iuka which
Came near resulting seriously. They
started near the livery stable and ran
Tue length OF the pnblic square striking
apost Ia trout of Il. IL. Watson's store.
breaking the tongue, breast and double
tree and slightly bruising the horses.
We beg to cal! the attention Of the
Democratic Executive Committee,
70 the action Of the State Executive
Committee, which has issued call
fora State Convention TO nominate
candidates for the constitutional
convention from the State at large.
1t will be well for them to act soon.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
STATE oF.MlssIs,1pPJ

STATE OFMISeIsoIPPI,
TO VIM NJ. Green Defendant. YOU are
commanded to appear before the Chancery
Court OF the County of Tishomipgo in said
state on the first Monday OF April. 1890, TO
defend the suit in said court OF N. j. Green
aga INST GU as defendant. March Sd. 1890.
j.. w. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Gambler & Canil er solicitors for COM
plainant. march 4t
Printers fee and proof So.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
Day Horton !& Bailey
VS. Venditioni Eyponos
\

VS. Vanditjooi Evpono,
Boon & Williams
By virtue of the above stated writ to me
directed from the office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit court OF Alcorn county, Mississippi
will on Monday the 9TH day of NAV. 1880
within legal hours in front of the court
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash all the right title and interest 6. W
Williams or .. NJ Boon defendants has in
and to the following lands in Tishomingo
county, Mississippi, to-wit: S e 4 of section
township range 8 sw n of section 7
township 6 range Q. The above desert bed
property having been levied on as the prom
erty of the defendant G. w. Williams. win
be sold to satisfy the above stated case and
all costs April 9th 1890.
w. B. McGEHEE, Sheriff
Tishomingo county.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
Sic Investment,

is one whtNls guaranteed TO bring YOU
satisfactory results, or in case of failure
retu4n OF purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for COM
sumption. IL is guaranteed 10 bring relie-
IN every case, when used for airy affection of
throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption,
inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma,
whoo ping cough, Group, etc., etc. 1t IS
pleasant, and agreeable to taste. perfectly
sale. and can always be depended unon.
Trial bottles free at r. Il. Watson & Cos
crug 81 ore.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
BuckIen's arn,ca save.

Inc best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures pies, or no psy REQUIRED. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price % ceuis per box, For
sale by Il. Fl. Watson & Co.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17

Do not delay, but send in your sub
soription to the Champion Paper of the
South, The Times-Demoerat of New
Crleans-Daily and Weekly. IL has
the largest circulation.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

To Ann Flat Defendant, you are COM
manded to appear before the Chancerv
Court OF the county of Tishomingo, in said
state. In vacation, on the first Monday of
April, 1870, same being the 18th day, to de.
tend The suit in said cnurt of VIM. Flat,
agait st you as defendant. This the 4th day
of March, 1890. p. w. PATTERSON
Printers lee and proof So Chancery Clerk.
march At.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
loCAh AND Personal lTGMS

We are authorized to announce Col
r. w. Price as candidate torepresent
Tishomingo county, in tho Constitu-
ttonal Convention subject to the action
OF the county convention.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17

stituted authority, and done much lest
extensively. The present practice of
allowing the Legislature to elect various
state officers is one fraught with annoy
auce to the members, aud might be
made TO seriously interfere with JUDI
cious Legislation and materially affect
1t: and should therefore be prohibtad
by constitutional provision. Probably q
constitutional limit should be fixed to
the tenure cf certain state and county
officers, especially those who recivee
and disburse pubic funds. II is deemed
unnecessary TO indulge inspeeu!aflons
as to what the new Constitution should
be, or what provisions it should contain.
am entirely wiling to trust this matte-
to the people, speaktug through their
accredited agents, beHevaing there is
| enough Of vlrture and intelligence and
patriotism smoung them to give us y
GOOD Constitution an Improvement, at
last, upon the one thrust upon us by
those unfriendly to our interests and al
time when large proportion OF on,
best people were dlstcanchis9d,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
CITY ELECTION

The following il the result of the
election held here on the 14.h for
Mayor and Aldermen.
For j.. + and Ex-Ohicio Maver.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
THE IUKA REPORTER.

The IUKA REPORTER.
PUBMsHEp EVERY THURSDAY nY
j. j. CHAMBERS. Editor aud Prop't
ONCE over j. NJ. D. Milor's Store,
Entered as Second Class matter at the
luka Post Once, May nth, 1888.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
Merit Wins.

Merit Wins.
We desire 20 say 10 our citizens. that for
yea IS we have been selling Or. Kings New
discovery for consumption, DIR. kjua's New
Lille id's, Buckleu's Aruiea Save snd alec
| trlc Biters. add have never handled RENE
! dies that sell as well, or that haye given
such universal satisfaction We do not
hesitate 10 guarantee them every ne. aud
we S I'D ready 10 refund The purchase price
If i'Saeiorv results do not follow their
use. uese remedies have won lher Great
nopu'9fi v purely on their merits. r. III,
WATSON g Co., Druggists.
/ The Deputy United States Mar
sbals are making it lively for the
| illicit distiilers in the hills in this
and 1'ishomingo counties. Last week
u man by tho name of Bosheors wss
arrested near Rienzi, and on Friday
night United States Marshal Tom
Sharp, assisted by Deputy r. M.
KendrclS, with Sol Sharp, Will By
nun and Will Johns, captured two
stills in the hills of Pishominco
couniy.-Cor;nth Herald.
THE "FLOWERo THAT BLOOM
In the Spring" fragrant.and fresh in
their vernal beauty, are welcome indeed
| aitei winters long and cherries reign.
The birds also, with their merry round.
eays. the balmY breezes, the running
brooks. ard the far reaching meadows
rooed in velvet green all these charm
evefy sense aud fill the soul with glad,
ness. But there is something that is
more welcome in Spring than flowers
ard birds and breezes, running brooks
and meadows green. and that is med
Icine that gently purge and cleanse the
Blood of the fatty and poxious lmpur
tiles thai have collected in it during the
! Winter, aud leave 1t pure and whole,
some end in proper condision for a long
hot spell. Such medicine is pe-ru,ns,
the great Blood Purifier and Tonic.
Take it in lime and tone your system
up 1t will fortify you against the most
debilitating effects ofthe heat. DON'T
forget Min Aim, also, for your Bowels.
5 | bottle each. For sale by
WATSON & Co.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17

Mr.. JOHN L. Doao has purchased
q Scotland pony.
Many OF ouscltizens viii attend
the races this week III Memphis.
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gd5ube az gppttpreiieu.

500 pnar Ginberf@ube 3u ST.. So.
fenpreis $1,30 unb $1.4O. Damen=
Slippers 3u Is gts. un6 $1-pertb
SLIPS.
@pibenbeiebte MOrsenf6ube fur 9as
men oler Mrten, GpesiaIitdt. @roBe
Gebuttionl $1.75 Gamen.3 n6pfi9ube
fur $3.50. Sulibans $500 @lacee<
leber 2n6pffhube III Der bette Der WeIt.
Sulipans falbleberner S6ub fiir Mdns
ner 81 $500 1T untibertreffi1. Wdns
neri6ube fir $500, tuertb So. so.
preisermdBigungen in olen anberen
NrtifeIn, pobon in ben f~einlten unb
mittleren Sorten rtur bas bette aefibrt
uirb. Die aussefdnittenen Gdngurubs
leber= S9ube fir Mdnner, trager fid
gut unb iin6 comfortable, beTonbers au
empfebIeu. Garbige Sdube In 8Iaeee
gu aeeeptablen preifen.
IS. 81. GuIliban,
gde Commerce & Ct. Marp's Str.
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Gin ,ienea Rnhm.MftteI.

Sn 0ouifon 1T man auf elm reues
BOOM ittel p%erfalen, bas man Elm
e9t.teranifdes iemnen f6nnte. NuF
Nnregung bes 9oufoner poiiens Der
s.. VI. &c. BOT bic terauii1e Nbtbeilnng
ber q. u. &.=8ereinigung cine offene
WittbeiIung an bns pubIifum geridtet,
tuosin Der gorf9lag gema9t tpir6, cine
Delegation 5iefes 8ereines Der alien
uniDnsiolbaten, trel6e 3u benz am IL.
Nuguif In Bottom ab3ubaItsnben s5e@fe
gebf, folle bamit beauftragt perben,
sDei @agenlebuneen bon NusHeluugsz
@egenitdnben, bic aug benz 6taate aus
iammengebradt tperben. nit Rd al
nebnlen, Inn fe bort 0Hentlid our 5dau
aus3uReIen. 9as gomite 6es 8ereins
felt on bic gtIenbabnen bic Goroerung,
biefe Iusfelungshhde frei 3u bef6r>
bern, unb iddbt bic iibrigen RoHen,
uel9e nit ber Musifellung perbunben
iein miiroen, nuf 81. 800 ab. Diefe
Metbobe, ben Gtaat nit Ollie Der 8.
T.s2eute rofl3u3eigen" - beiBt es in
Der ofenen Mittbeilung - tpiirbe mebr
ba3u beIfen. &apitaI unb ginpanbe.
raug bonn Norben nod Seras 3a brins
gen, aIs irgenb cine Delegation bon
@ei9dftsleuten, felbff menn man Bite
fdbieffen su bieiem 3uede auslpdbIen
tpitrbe.
go ssat5 obne" lit bieie Meinung
niGt nnb iGaben f6nHte Der getiu6 ies
benfalIs au@ niGt.
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z a ..

Or. s. DeWitt 5almage. bas be,
ribmte Stem Oo,ter &ansel. 2t6t, weilt
gesenwdrtig in Georgetown. Ser., UNI
oil Der bortigen ,.@batauquas8 erfamm.
lung" tbeil3unebmen.
= Ser Watifan bat ben 8orl9lag
beg Stem Orleanfer @piscopats sebiuigt
unb elm neues Bistbum unter BEN
Namen ,.Dioeceie Dallas" gegriinbet.
Gerner muroe MpnTgnDre 8erbageur
gum 8ii6of bon Brownsville, Ser., erz
ttannt.
- Gr. pope, ber genfussS uperoiior
beg 4. Sifrictes BON Seras, tbeilt fols
gen6e 3abIen nit als @rgebniB Der
8olts5dblung in perfdiebenen. gu feinem
Be3irte geb6risen 5tdbte unb Stdbts
den: Brenbam $40; @albert 1868;
BrDan $500 9empfeao LOO
Meria 1,670; Cameron 1918; &ods
bale l.536; @iObinss 1,200; 0aaets-
bile 935.
= SIN 2aufs ber Wo1e BON 81. bis
81. SUM finb I'M Staatsiefretariat gu
Nutin tuieber neun gr6Bere @ei9dftss
unternebmungen, wel6e auiamme1 elm
Gapital bon $1,440, 900 reprdientiret
regiftrirt porben. Son ausfpdrtigea
@ei1dftsgefeai9aften bat fi1 u. u. aud
bic nit einem Gapital bon SIS. 900, 900
arbeitenbe rWefern Union Beef Co.
bon DenDer, Colorado, beren @riinbung
MIR Dor Sturgeon mitgetbeiIt, resiftriren
lafien.
-Sn Suobig bat fi9 Die Mufregung
mod tanner ni9t gang gelegt. Ser
stations > Ngent Der Snternatiouals
8abn. Ni@olfon, auf Del9en bic Des
perabos gef6oRen batten, Dbne i'm
glidliGermeiie gu berleben, neil er
als 3euge gegen fs aufgetreten tuar. TT
nod Der Station Moore perfect tporben,
neil bic @eieui6nft befiir9tet, baB feiu
2eben in Spobis ininaer nod sefdbrbet
fetn niirbe.
Ma@ officienen SeIegrammen,
meI1e Sen. Stanley bon Gapit1n
5teeDer, Der BON Gort @cSutoI6 gegen
bic meritanif9en &ebolutiondre abges
i6idt mar, erbalten bat, fno bon biefen
i'm @an5en elf gefansen unb mad 9as
rebD gebra6t morben, unter ibnen Der
Better Der 8emegung, Sen. Sanoobal;
elm anberer tpurbe auf Der arlberen
5eite bes &io @ranoe bon einem merie
tanii9en SruppensR cmmanoD ~gefanaen
genommen unb 1T ebenfaas nod 60.
rebo abgeliefert mDrben. 9ie 3p6lf
Snfulpaten merben uegen 8erlebung
bes 3pif6en ben Ser. Staaten unb Mee=
rito beffebenben @egenfeitieleits Ser,
TRACES pro3eiirt tper6en.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS !
(2orbeer 6ageI.)

Dies 1T Der einaise SiigeI in Der llms
8ebung Der 5taot, Der erreidbar III.
nbne baB man giienbabLen freusetl
ooer on fleinen 0ttten Doriiber muB.
Die 8erbeferungeH finb ole DDraiieIim
nn6 bic StraBen fnb beinabe bis sl
oiefem .uunoerid6nen biigei grabirt.
gr liegt 100 SUB bod iber Der Gtabt
unb bic bibl1effen 9duier Iiegen In
feiner Rdbe.
8ietet Die f&6nffe 2lmsftdbt,
Sic reinfte quit II. Der bette gMattett.
Sretteffe straken arb MpemmeS.
Ste idl5afte utb 8efinbefte Gage IN
Der gtaSt.
Sober gauplaB bat mebrere Bdunle
uno SttduGer, mie 2ebensei1e, Wees
fatde, M9arita. 2ofbeer gno perfs
mnnen; angepfIan3te Sdats
tenbdume UNI iebeT 8Iod.
Sn oieiem Rlimn inb 6Gatten.
B dume unb Seebrife nefeniIi9.
Die 9auptr6bren Der MoHers uno @oss
leitung esben big gu ben 8aupldben
ur6 petoen iebt meter gefihrt.
San gebrO, 8elfnap, 9omoro, Msain
unb Me@uaougbsND enue Iaufen brett
bur4 bas @igentbum.
Sas @i8enibum Iieet bis auf ems.
Meile tanerbalb Der GtaStareuaen.
Die 8aupIdbe baben cine Sroat bon
so 6uB, Die Mpenues baben cine 8reite
BON 80 Sub unb bic 4leps cine ioIGe
bon 20 Sub un0 finb in Der Shat $1,000
Dertb; i'd b~erfoufe aber test an
SoI6e. bic bauen MOLTEN, bic
Got fur $200-$400. NaGbem meha
rere 9duier aufgefibrt por6en Hn0.
tuerbe i9 bic Yreiie erbbben, bis Vile
Desfauft unb nit ben f90nften Sdufern
in Der Sta6t Son NntoniD bebaut fnb.
8ebineunger, elm 8iertel baar; @e|f
auf LANCE 3eit nit s proaent 3inIen.
@erben 9duTer iofOrt in Aneriif pes
nommen, III 9aar . Nn3abIung uiMt
eeforoerli9.
@ir uiinf6ea 8erbeKerungen AL boz
beL nidt Gel6.
Laurel Heights Office,
go. AIT OF ; 6ouRon 6trnBe, 5an
Mntonio. Seras.
SAP g.. Mbams.---.. g~iaeutbhmer
~ Waberids Bant beaablt 4
9r0sent 3inien ftir 3eit,D epofteu.
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,slectric 8ittera.

Dieies Seilmittel 1T 70 poblbefannt unb 70
popular sepcrben, bab es tanm nod beiDnberer
@rtpabnuns beoarf. aqe, bic es ieinaIs &c.
braudten, ftimmen nit elm in fein Cob. Cine
reinere Msbicin siebt es ni6t, limb e8 pirb Ga.
rantie %seleitet, ba6 fe Mues leifet, mas man
boa ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters beilt ALE
2eiben Der 2eber unb Der Nieren, es ~entfernt
@efdwiire, Ausf9las, GalafuB unb anbere
Golgen ~unreinen Blute8. s. treibt bas STA
Iaria. Gieber aus benz Sbitem, beuet bemfeIben
Dor unb beilt es IeIbf in ben bartnddiefen
Gdllen. Sc eurirt aopff9meraen, 8lutanbrans
mad benz Gopie unb Migrdne. 8erfu9e baS
electric 8itterS Seilune pirb sarantirt. ODER
oaS @eIb auriidse3ablt. &reis per Glaf6e 90
gents unO 81 in allen spotbeten. @boleiale
bel Dreib, Sbompion & 60.
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Gan Nntonio. 2. SuIi 80.
YlQerIet.

~ - 20 AyUAb wv
MlerIet.
- Ser afteftf1e 8runnen, ben Ser
u. e@ols auf feinem @runofide am
Glufe bobren IdBt. bat itbt cine Siefe
bon 875 SUB errei9t. Gin rei1lider
Strom Mafer quilt aus Der &6bre unb
bur9 bas Wafer binbur6 ifeigt in iiars
fen. fi@ fortpdbrenb tberIpruoeInben
Blaien Naturs Sos empor, 6as nit ins
tenfib leu9tenber acknowledgement
Glamme brennt. 6err 9dol3 beabs
6dti9t nod tiefer gu geben, ba ct ieBt
fi6er auf cine nod bel fdrfere @ass
Moer au fioBen boHt.
Sas 6emotratif6e @refutin : Gos
mite trat geifern Nadmittag I'm Court.
bauie 5uiammeu, um bic Borbereitungen
fir bic beporfiebenbe Wabl &a9ne
au trefen. Oas bon Der Iebten gountn
GDnnention ernanrte Gomiie befianb
aus foIgenben 5 W~itglieoern: Mopor
@allagban, Subge Sebine. gapt. Cigar
S9ramm, @ountp gommiifiDner Sen
GioIbafa unb Mntonio &ioas. gs
tpurbe befdIoRen, bic primdr ; 8ere
fammlungeH ON 5amffag, ben 26. Suli
ab5ubalten unb bic County, 2onbention
am /. 4uguit. 9ebtere tpirb i'm Miis
fons. @arten a~bgebalten tperben unb
gOrmittQgs 10 nbr 5uiammeutreten.
Die Nnlageu auf ber Wain pIaaa
fno ieBt nod ben pldnen beg ftdbtifden
Snsenieurs, 6errn Baul prebsr, In
Nngrif geI0mmen mDr6en. 8orlGufg
tpirb mon ben fleinen Bart erft nit @as
fen belegen. bic Bdun1e follen erft i'm
6erbF 9ephan3t tperben. Sn Der Mitte
iol Elm GROCER Gpringbrun,ten BON
Bronze aufieGuug finben.
0err @pttlieb Stiff bot bic
Dampfmdf6erei beg 6errn &ubolpb
Stable (@iip 2aunbrp) fdufi9 an iid
gebramt.
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Serr 6. $. Miiaer in Der Weg.
Commerce : @tsaBe bdIt tets bas bon.
tommeniie Eager in 3ei6enmateria=
lien, 9apeten Garben, @las, Gpiegel.
gIas, 8iloerrobmen, 6irniHea unb alen
3ei9nens unb MaIers utenflien. Rinf=
lerif@ ausgefibrte Bilber unb Statuets
ten &c. Bnb in elmer Reconsideration Sol.
lerie CUR anf@t ua6 gum 8erfauf auss
geffeIt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immer6efoz
ra!iOnen III bas @ef@madpolIte uao
NeueHe bort au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-02
YHas mir aebramd,en fTmuen

g&as tpir gebramd1en f1mnen
finb mebr folder gtabIi1emente uie 6as
oes 9errn s. o. so a n B rp in ber Mus
ffinffrabe, in Delden feiBige 9anbtpers
Ter unb gei6idte Mrbeiter lobnenbe Be=
iGdftigung finben f6nnen. Sic neueifen
unb bo1tommenlten Maf9insn inb
bort forttudbrenb i'm @ange, nm @ifers
men unb WafergefdBe aIer Gr6Ben uno
Nrten beraufelen, unb MAIDEN mir
8iebsiGter unb Garmer auf biefen
umitanb befonbers aufmert1am. Wu6
einen groBen Norrotb bon GaB6auben
un6 8inbeeiien bdlt 0err MonbfD TETS
auf Eager. Sein @tabIiRemert lit Elm
mufergtltiges in ie6er Meiie utb iper
R6 fiir ber9lei6en intereiirt, tpirb einen
geiu6 ber Merte lobnenb inben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-02
QaKaae mad Gnrpua.

Die Agenturen bes 6errn 80. s.
q oung, SO. l Commerce : @traBe,
6 an Nntonio, unb go. SOB Mains
5traBe, Dallas. pertreten nur bic
anertannt beiten europdilden Dampferz
2inien. 9err Ooung lit i'm @tanbe bic
billie # en- &aten 3u geben, er=
tbeilt bereitmilig ie6e septni6te Nuss
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale inn
iibergebenen g~uftrdge. Wer nod @ns
ropa gu reiien tpiini6t, Dber 8erpanbte
beriberfommen lafen min, tuenbe fi9
on lrsenb cine Der senannteu Agenturen.