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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
Wise Old Cat.

A rather reckless phrase sometimes accuses
forward children of being "too smart to
live.n Our Dumb Animals relates story of
a humane housekeeper'who concluded that
her pet cat was too smart to die.
There were three cats in William street
family in Norwich, Conn. and as the lady of
the house concluded that one was sufficient,
an edict Of death was passed on the old cat
and her kitten. The question Of tho manner
of death was settled and chloroform pur.
chased.
Some days passed before the executioner
could muster courage to execute the sentence,
and finally the lady put some laudauum into
the, cats milk, thinking to produce stupor
that would make the chloroforming more
easy
The old cat tasted the milk, cast her eyes
suspiciously about her, and refused to eat.
TheH kitten rushed to the dish, but was VIC
len&y knocked away by the old cat, who took
a corueraof mat and covered over the dish
to hide it from the kitten and prevent her
from taking the ''medicine."
The lady could not believe it possible that
the act was intentional, and uncovered the
dish The cat again knocked the kitten from
it, and covered it more carefully than before.
The repetition of the protective act was too
much for the lady, and the cat and her two
kittens were allowed to live.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15

Greensburg, Ind, has long been noted by
the singular phenomenon Of trees growing on
the court house tower. The first tree made
its appearance in 1864, a tiny green shoot on
top of the tower, and was the cause of much
wonder and interest. Its development was
eagerly watched, and, as its steady growth
continued, became knowh as the Lone Tree
AS years passed the little tree assumed greater
and more graceful proportions, and flourished
in spite of its lofty position, exposed to wind
and storm Other trees have since made their
appearance on different sides of the tower,
until there are now seven. While making the
repairs on the court house scaffolding was
built around the tower, and the largest tree
was reported to be six and one half inches in
circumference and five feet ten inches high.
No damage was being done by them, and it
was decided to allow them to remain, as the
Crevices in the stone roofing made by the
roots Of the trees show an opening of only
one and one quarter inches. The tower is 12c
feet high, of solid masonry, and how the trees
find nourishment to sustain them is matter
of great wonder.-Christian at Work.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
.hsten,inns Indians.

Ii is often observed that man is a creature
of habit In the matter of drinking it is too
often the case that he is the slave OF habit.
The practice of the South American lgdians
of the desert regions throws some light upon
this subject.
These people are certainly not unlike the
animals they brssd in many of theiUhahits
as hardy and enduring as the beasts of the
field.
Often a native will find himself in the dry
season at many leagues distance from the
nearest water. This troubles him but very
little. Notwithstanding the dry, thirst Civ
ing nature of his diet, he can exist without
drinking for days comfortably enough
Twice q week or 50 he viii go down to water
with his cattle to the nearest laguna ent
Stake his thirst.
How unlike the white man, who has Suci
an unfortunate tendency 20 get thirsty at al
sorts Of odd moments!-Youth's Companion
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15

When was little girl used to fish from
a deep brook that ran at the foot Of the hills
near fathers house. would Tie a bent pin
TO a length of apple twine, and lying face
down on tho planks that bridged the brook
in the cart road, would watch the little fishes
nibble my bait till had hooked one or more
of them.
One day our old tortoise shell cat came and
sat down on the plants close beside mo. She
Grained her head over the end Of the bridge,
and with glistening eyes watched the shining
little fellows that swan around my hook in
the water, At last a fat club took hold Of
my bait, and pulling him out, gave the
wriggling fish to the eager watching old cat,
who seized it with growl of approval
The next day old pussy came into the
kitchen as wet as a drenched rat-not dry
hair on her sleek coat.
"Where has that cat beenr' we all cried,
and we had occasion to repeat the exclama-
ton the next day, and the next, and tho next,
for each noontime pussy made like appear
ance, creeping in under the kitchen stove to
dry her dripping fur.
"Maybe she falls into the cistern when
watching for MICE" mother said; ''if she gets
into the cellar through that scuttle hole win
dow it must be boarded. One of you children
keep close watch of her tomorrow
But it was not in the cistern where pussy
had taken her daily bath, but in the brook
saw her the next forenoon, sitting at one
end Of the plank bridge, and crept near tc
watch her.
She was eagerly peering down into the
water, lashing her tail and poised for q
spring. Then came flying leap, quick
splash and shower of glittering drops, then O
big coinmotion under the water, and up out
of the brook pussy darted, putting and sneez
ing, dripping from ears to tail, but with Q
slippery, Popping club fiercely held in heI
teeth.
Our smart old cat had simply learned how
] to go fishing for herself. -Clarissa Potter il
! Springfield Homestead.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
IMPORTANT.

BY ordinary letter, containing Money
York Exchange Draft or Postal Note.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
10 Prerent a D1nck Frn.

There is nothing to compare with the tinct-
ure or u strong infusion of capsicum anEuun
mixed with an equal bulk of muciage Of
gum arabic, and with the addition OF a few
drops Of Tlycerine. This should be painted
all oy1r the surface with q camels hair PEN
Gil and allowed to dry ON, a second or third
coltine being applied as soon as tho first is
dry. IL done rs soon as the injury is inaict-
5.s This treatment VIII Invariably prevent
tae blackeuing Of the bruised tissue. Tho
s.a. remedy has TO equal ia rheumatic slih
rE.-St Louis I0lTcAlie.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
LIST OF PRIZES.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each Hives $40; Quarters, So; Tenths
20: Iwentieths 81
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
A Kcrnoozer.

Theft of memorial brasses, and displace-
ment, neglect or loss of armor from church
tombs hzte been occasioning correspondence
in the daily papers. Kernoozers mayo still
rescue a great deal ef the latter from qbliv
ion. as, like all true connoisseurs, they are en-
thusiasts The words kernoozer, kernoozing,
need explanation A man who was of humble
birth and no education became SO mixed up
with artists that ne gathered much knowledge
on matters connected with art, and developed
q taste to some extent for studying armor.
He was often found in the celebrated Christie
auction room, and on One occasion when
armor was under the hammer, be of the ros-
trum asked Mr. - what was his opinion
of the pieces but Mr.. - EXCUSED himself
from giving any on the grouhdthat he was
no kernoozer When a club Of Urmor virtu-
osi was formed, and name desired Tor it,
some one suggested the adoption Of her-
noozer, and now its sense is 80 oXtRuded that
a verb is formed-I Bernooze, you kernooze
lie kcrnoozes, | should kernOoze, he should
kernoozle, otc.-London Exchange and Mart
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15

Miss Mary Morris, daughter Ct Hil;a :
Morris, the poet AND Socialist, possesse\.h
great talent FOX embroidery and designing.
She is turning it to account by starting Q
regular business, where she receives orders
for work and gives steady employment to :
numbg. Of women. W
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
Louisiana State Lottery &C..
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
Attsstei as ioiiows;

"we do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly
and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louis
lana State Lottery Company, and in per-
son manage and control the Drawings
Themselves, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness, and in
good faith towards all parties, and we author
lie the Company to use this certificate, with
fac-simlles Of our signatures attached, in lis
nd vaffiaamenfe,,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15

Grand Monthly Drawing.
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March IL. 1890.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
At!9" Registered Letters Containing Currency
NEg, 0sss.EANS NA'raONAE AsRRh,
Eew Orleans. IA.

REMEMBER that the payment of all
Tx AL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the PI esident of an H.
situation, whose chartered rights are recog-
nized in the highest Courts; therefore, beware
of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
ONE DOLLAR Is ne price of the smallest
part or traction of a Ticket ISSUED BY
US in any Drawing Anything IN our name
offered for less than a Dollar is swindle.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15

At @ recent wedding in philadelphia III
room was fcstooned in red, white and blue,
in Eonot Of TIE patriotism Of tbs bride, vino
had declined many European oilers ard =,
cidel 60 give her hand to an Amsrican. -Ex-
change.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-15
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further information
desired, write legibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating you residence. with state
County Street and Number, More rapid return
mail delivery will be assured by your enclos-
ing an Envelope bearing your full address.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-13

than benz neubermdbIten paare Geiiens
Der Gair.@ eieli6oft einen @inbunbert'
Soaaridein tiberrei9te. Cine 2onoi'
iorfrma beidentte has paar NIT ei1em
6oaasitsfudeu, Der on Ort unb etsle
iofort amsei6nittsn uub ueraebst tuuroe.
= grdfbent 1arriion bot BON ct.
2ouis aus auf bic g%inlabung ber gltr'
aermeifer BON Seras 9erra Seorse
&aIteeer geantworbet. baB es linn las
mBgli6 fei, feline &eiie nod benz Gone
Star State aus5ubebnen.
- 9err Matbias ubr tritt als
unabbdnsieer Ranaibat fir bas Mmt
bes 8 dute sS n peftorsa uf. M.
ubr 1T elm lansidbriser 8iirger bieies
@ountD. Sober oeiE. baB CT elm pfli6ts
getreuer Beamter fem wiro uno no.
meutli@ Die Deutiden io0ten ibrt
Stimme fur i'm abgeben.
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Mcnidhlid,e Siufalliafeit.

Sir iinb 5@wd4lt9e Greaturen anSumal = ieIbf bic
Stdrfften unter uns. Der frdntli@e Mann, has leis
ben6e @eib finb srobentbeils niat fdbis, bic GreuDen
Der @eieutstett gu %sentsben. Menn g.. o. eines eer 10
bduis unb oft 70 b~artnadtS auftretenben @anenleiben
bas Geben p~erbtttert, mefen st%et@fbrmise Geber= unb
@ebdrmefunttipnen burd elm ipldeS setDrt irerben, Der
ptrb ftderltd nit Der 3ett elm Dnspepttfer. Werben
bieie s%enaunten bret Spmptcme, pte 5u bdufis sei4tebt,
pernabldi5 fiat, 70 perben fe @rpnii6. Sn benz fali9eu
@lauben, baB ietn Gaa 70 ME 70 elm bpfnunaslcier fet,
In tpeldein Glauben er bnra ben @ebraud unseetsneter
unb besbalb fadblid t~ptrtenber Grsneien nur nod be-
ifdrft pirb, firrnt bann Der 2eitenbe nur I'm 10 tcuer
auf ieinen aSrper Elm, i@ bamit ~trDftenb, bab, lie eber
NleS pprlber, es nm 70 teKer fur TIN unb ieine Mnse=
bbrisen fet. MeId' etne aette bon Srrtbdmernl Setne
aeber TT fur au' bus nnbeiI peranttprrtli&. etc bilbet
etnen ipe1ent1i9en Tbetl 5einer Ielbft. gie TIT fe 81
bi8ctpIiniren2 Mltt SIlfe BON Sofetter'8 MasenbitterS,
etnem iideren Mtttel sur notwithstanding elmer scum
ben unb seprbneten Shdtisfeit be8 MaSens, Der Sober
rnalariiae, rbeumatti@e unb Mierenleiben.
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9 eri@tismn q.

.-Dur9 elm bebauerliGes gerieben bes
GeSers 1T in unferem Beri9te iiber ben
6etsnm5ug bel Der 8ef@reibung Der
@'tuppe bes Beetboben . M6nner1ors
U rrter Der ffattliden 3abl ber berittenen
5 .fsMarf6dle Der bes 9errn Otto
8 if@er, bes liebenspirbigen unb
ge tuan6ten 8ertreter Der Mlanto,B raue.
re |, ausgelaHen porben. Wir beeilen
vi Is, bies @eridumnib tpieber na@aubo,
lie n, uub Stuar nit Der b~ringenben Bite
al / uniere 2eier, uns auf ettpaige anbere
. erieben ober Srrtbtrrner. bic fiG In
ie mem 8eri6t ein8ei9Iinen baben foI.
te n, rs&t3eitie ~aufHertiam MAIDEN au
10 nuen, bamit mir bieielben ri@tig fiels
IL d f6nnen. 8ei Der Wense bes Dor.
II eeenben Materials unb Der S@nelig'
te It, nit tpel9er ieuer Beri@t geliefert
To nrbe, btrfte fold elm @erieben I'M.
n ierbiu serseibli@ iein.
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MHerIet.

I'm Samfog ftarb Grau Geo.
@aen, 3o@ter bes bon friiberen Sabren
ber bier tpoblbefannten 6errn s. Neus
mann. 0as @eerdbniB fanb am Sonns
tag Na@miitag flint ubr inter GROCER
getbeiltsung u1ib untsr ben Nufpicien
Der S@wefern bes pntbion9 roens fatt.
nnn.ittelbar mad S~unnenanterz
gang am Samftag Nbenb ereignete fi9
In ber Abenue @ elm gr1BIi1er I'm.
glidsfal. Der 2eibfalbeiber Som
MuIbon, Der 3u pferbe mar. murbe
bon benz @efpann Deg GpI. o. Wrigbt
anserannt, BON pferbe getuorfen unb
fiel Dor bic Ghbe bet f@eu g~etporbenen
Sbiere, bic auf i'm troten unb bic
4utf9e. In tpelder Col. Wrigbt unb
6rau nebt einigen Ginbern foBen, tber
feinen Q6rper f@Ieiften. gIut braua
aus Nafe, Munb unb Dbren bes utts
glidIi1en Mannes, Der mad ieiuer
Webnung an ber 2oiopasG troBe trans.
pOrtirt tuurbe. 6ein 3uitano 1T duBerf
tritif6. Sn 8esug auf bic 2olifon
fast Col. 3. Mrisbi, baB er elm BOAR
burdous seftigige pferbe fubr unb Scr.
MuIoOn int f9nellen Grab baber aes
fprengt fam. @abri@einli9 muBte
feiu pferb f9euen, als es eineu Geiteas
fprung mnGte unb gegen fem @eipann
anIief. Der Mnpran mar 10 gro6, baB
Ct unb feline 3inber aus benz Wagen ees
tDorfen nurben; feline Grau fprang
befaus.' Seine pferbe IieFen bic StraBe
binunter unb purben balb aufgebalten.
Gr glaubt, baB MuIoou feline 8erlebun,
gen erbieIt. tpdbrenb ct nit grocer befs
tigfeit auf sic grbe gepDrfen tpurbe inb
ptft our9 bic 6Efe Der pferbe. WuIs
bon TT beute 8Ormittag geiorben.
- per- % nj. 8oerner betpirbt
ttd obsrmaIs UNI bas amt bes gountp,
@ommihdrs bes 2. precintts, In mels
@em Ct cine 9roBe umfi@t un6 grfabs
riiilg erttptdeIte. Seine QonHituenteu
tutnf9en teiRe M!eberwohI. elm 8es
tpeis, bob he nit ieiner 4mtsberpoItuna
5utrieoen tooren. Mm. 8oeruer pir6
baber f9erli@ erfoIsrei@ aus Der WabI
bernorgeben.
Die 3rauunss : geremonie ouf
benz Nustelungsplobe bat am Somfoa
Iben6 alfo iuittli6 ftattsefunben. Die
fontrabireuben parteiel tparen 2obert
8. Wali9 bon 9ofport unb NiB Zulu
Renbal bon Gan 9lntonio. Manaaer
Wortbam fibrte bas paar auf Bic
pIatform In Aubitorium, tpdbrenb bic
Rapele ben 0o93eitsmarf1 ipielte ;
ptdfbeut 6@rpber empiing bic Beioen
lnb Der 9rauuugsaft tuur6e BON Nep.
@tooiies b~ol5ogen, tpOrauf 9err Mor,
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Qlm bic 9enptratett BON 8erar
G.nnnfff

4tm bic 9emotraten BON 8erar
County.
Mitbareer: Na9 reiHi9er grpds
eung Der politifden So9lage, geIangen
mir, Sbr gJecutip.Q omite, 3u Dem gnts
i@Iub, baB es ni6t i'm Snterefe Der
partei 1T, cine Examinations Ronbens
ton einauberufen NIT Der Ma9tboa.
%fommenbeit, 2nnbibaten fur gounip.
Memter ouf3uaellen. Sn ein3eInen Gdls
len inb OemoIraten gesea Demotraten
eingenommen uno pienei9t bereit, I'm.
terfftbung unb gnborRrung bon foses
nannten republifanifhen Ronbeniipnen,
tpie au9 BON anberen 2ombindtipaet,
bic Der bemotrotil9en partei feinbii1
gefinnt Rnb, ouaInebmen. Nuberbem
tpiirbe Is uobl fur bic partei. in Som
BENTON berfammelt, 5mif4en iebt urb
benz A. Hobember unm6gli6 fem, elm
Der WatorItdt Der Stimmgeber bon
Berar gountp a~ulagenbes Sidet 5u for.
rtulireu. Nus bieiem Srunbe unb aus
benz ferneren, baB es i'm SntereRe bes
Puultluus9 AleBtS pIuWtbetiSuS INV We
tpdbrte Beanie be~isubebalten, enoorfis
rem mir bic folsenben 6erren fur bic
reipettibea Memter unb empfeblen He
ben bemotratii6eu Stimmsebern oes
@ountps. Ndmli6
DiRritt @i9ter, As. DiRrit:
%. 90. Ring.
DiRritt . anpaIt, 81. 8ifritt
@eorge paf9al.
Diftritt . glsrf:
SEQ. &. Sabiell.
gouat1 . @idtsr:
g. 90. McMIIiFer.
gountb Glert:
9bab. %. Smith.
Sheriff
z. .. MegalI.
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ami BEN ..9eutidem gaa."

UuI peW VSeutIWeu %WB*
Wit einem aus Bebauern unb Greube
gemii1ten @efible bliden mir iebt out
6as Set bes ,Deutl9en Saees 3urid-
iubem mir 8ebausrn bariiber empfnben,
baB bas Gef nun boriber 1T unb Der
unmiberbriusli9en 9er9angenbeit ange'
b6rt, 5uglei@ aber aud Greuoe unb &C.
uugtbuuug iber bic portreffi9 geluns
gene Irt, In Der es fi6 a~bseipielt bat.
@s mag tpobl ielten iein, baB cine Jeier
bon benz umfan9e, bic 0ieies Set ange'
nommen batte. 10 obae bic gerlngae
Mbmei@ung bonn uripriueli6en gro'
srartn unb 10 obne bic fleinfte St6z
rung gu @nbe gefhbrt tperben farm, Dte
Is bier ber SOL mar.
limb f1Iimm genug labs am Sall:
fag 8ormittag aus. Srideroe S9tDns
Ie ialete tber Der @ta5t San Mntonio
unb bic bleigrauen @etpitternolten
f@ieuer in fait ereifbarer Ndbe 3u bda'
aen. MGein pie auf BelielunJ erbob
f9 our re9ten 3eit cine lebbafte Brife,
! tpelde bic brobenben Molten aertbeilte,
unb bic 9ibe = bic freili@ nod inteu.
fb genug NOR, auf einen leibIi6
ertrdgIi9en @rab berabmilberte, 10 baB
bic olten Seutonen unb @beruster in
ibren Bdrenfellen unb bic alten &6mer
in ibreu ebernen 6elrnen unb &iHfuE.
gen feinen S1aben litten, ionbern NIT
einemi urgermaniI9en 9utfe-gesen ben
| IS Ia 5GlieBIim Mittel giebt,-babon
famen.
Tub pieberum tpie auf 8eiteauag
belt fi9 bas Metter, Bis Bic lsbte BRO.
gramm. Nummer Der 3~peitdgigen Geier
erlebigt mar. Damn aber cabs tein
SaIten mebr. bann 6ffnete Der 6immeI
feline S9leuieu unb lieB betab ftrbmen,
mas bas 3eug balten molte uno baum
erbob fi1 Elm 8lafius, baB bic Musbdns
gei9ilber unb bic 1eBen i9mar3=rotb,
meiBen unb blausDeib>rotben 9etora,
tinnsifoffes unD Gabnenfofes in Der
2uft berumpirbelten, als molten lie
auf eieene Gauft cine fibele Na9feier
peronhalten!
Der GrembensN nhrang, Der tpdbrenb
Der 6air febr bel gu tpinf9en ibrig
lief, fteiserte f@ am nDeutiden Sage"
3u elmer bisber faum femals bagetpefe.
nen 6tbe, unb lauter Deuti1e tparen's,
bic aus bet ndberen un6 peiter umge,
genb = aus Borne, Comfort, Neu=
Braunfels, San Mareos- &c. getoms
men tparen, UNI unferen Serii9en Sag
NIT au feiern.
9as hur6 teinen G9atter getriibte @es
lingen biefes Geites 1T in erfter 2inie
ben unermiibli6en 8~emnbungeu unb
Der umf@tigen 2eitung bes SETS rdFs
benten, Capt. @ogar 5dramm, at perz
batfeu, fowie bes GefsS efretdrs perm
6. 0inB un6 Der ibrisen Gefibeamten,
gu iheren Gobe man iogen fann uno fas
gen mnB, haB fie ale lire pHi6t unb
SGulbigteit getban baben. Nu9 Der iiber
grtpurteu groBen Opferwili9teit unb
DpfersBereitf9aft Der bieigen 6eutI9en
@sf9dftsleute unb iOnffisen 8treer if
es au uerbanten, baB BEN 6efie bic ua.
beoiugt u6tbige ~finan3iele 8afs geR.
Gert perben fonnte.
sler Wahri@einli9teit mad tpirb Der
SET prdRbeut nit Der Bebauptung, bic
er in ieiner Set &ebe auftelIte, baB
Der sDeutide Sag" ODn nun an cine
sbauernbe Snjituiion" merben ipirbe,
Ne9t 6eba4teHruno mir uonen
oann nur bonen, Dob Ii6 bas nd9fte
Gef bieier Nrt, tpie iiberbnupt bic fer.
neretl, bieier erfen Geier beg !, Deutl6en
SaDes1 in San Nutonio rptirOis anteis
ben m6genl
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sa- Der plumber S. q. 9ltfins,
go. 20 Npenue 8 nabe poft Office,
bat, um ben g~efieigerten Nniprh9en.
bic on fem @ef@dft geftellt tuerber,
na9tommen gu t6nner, f9 nit einem
ti@tiseu Ga6manne, 9errn 3bomas,
aRoeiirt unb tDir6 pie gep6bnli9 our
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIifums ole Nuf.
fridge raid erleoigen. SeIepbon 427.
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Gonntb Collector:
Sole afitano.
@ountb gTe1or:
Gouis 6utb fr.
@ountb' @@asmeiter:
@bwarb Groboee.
Goantb . 8ermeGer:
%. 81. 2Dde.
@ountb : anpalt
8art s. Sc Mitt.
snfpeetor fir Saute unO sbiere:
Snp. 9. Campbell.
Superintendent Der 0fentliGen @6ulen:
&. 8. stu ielb.
&epraientant in Der 9esisIatur
s. 8. @ur3ba9.
&epraientant in Der 2esislatur
%. s. McgImee.
Griebensridter, Rreeinft SO /:
luton ADAM.
grieOensridter, Yreeintt SO. /:
Us. Us. 9erron.
aonFabler, %retinft &c. |:
IT. 81. Martine3.
4ommifar, Rreciatt no. L:
Soepb 8. 9mDer.
8ommifar, @reeinft SO. 2:
Wm. 86rner.
aOmmiRar, greeintt SO. 8:
Better Sonas.
aOmmifar, 4rseintt SO. 4:
Grant I'm 9et6.
0effeatIi@er Baser:
M. 8. Mhn9.
SeffentIt@er IS g er:
s. 8. M Il n d.
AQe bic obensenannten 8arger (mi
tueuigen Ausnabmen) finb f@on porbe
bon groBen Maioritdten Der 5timmge
ber bie5es @ountbs enborfirt mor6el
unb nit finb ttber5eugt unb oertrauel
barauf, baB fie au@ BEL Der fommenbel
Wabl Cure Inter fiiBung baben tperben
49tungsuoII:
Sas benz. grecutips2 omite:
8rpan gaIIagbau
eugene 2udie.
Nntonio g. &ibas
gb. @uiIbeau.
Otto Kramer.
&. g.. Midleiobn.
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5rI. Nettie Bad BON Sabmieo,
@isc., fdreibt am L. Sanuar, 1890:
81, Satobs Del III elm 6ausmittel in
unferfr Gamilie; ss bette meme Mtutter
bon SGmer5en in Der S9ulter. Wir
mdhten ni9t obne bieies ausge3ei6nete
WitteI feitt.
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Die rGreie prsfe" 1T autOriiilt, Germ
81. Barnes oils &anbibat fir bas
amt bes Grieben8ri@ters bes /. @re-.
sinits (S tai . recin!) ansnfinbisen.
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= Martet auf Sells Bros. un6 gars
retts grSbtem Circus Der Welt. Sn Sun
Mntonio Sreitag ben 6. Nopember.
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Bir itn6 autorifrt, germ Geo. Yaf6alI
als &anbibat fir @%ieberpabI fir bas amt Des
DifrittanwaItes bel Der beborfebenoen
@abI anaufinoissh
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sSolet Der Mnfforbermng.
Sun aatonio, 4. October 1890.
I'm ben M9tb. CHARLES 8. Wuraba@.

I'm ben N6tb. Gbarles 8. Wursba@.
@eebrter 6err!
So sic i'm Begrife ifebeu, fi9 freis
tpi1ig bonn Mn1te bes gountp > &i4ters
5urid3usieben. 10 m69ten mir, bic uus
ter3ei@neteH 8irger bon 8erar @ouutp
= obne &adR9t auf Barteianseb6rig.
felt = sic a9tunesboQ, aber brinaenb
erfu9en, als 2anbibat fir bas Imt
zines &eprdientanten our StaatsIesis'
latur auf5utreten.
90 mir Der ueber3euaung inb. bob
Sbre grfabruns unb Sbr Mirfen In
Der 2egislatur uus bon grobem Wertbe
fein mirb, 10 bofen mir. bab Sic ben
Winiden Sbrer aabIrei@en Greunbe
@eb6r f9enfe1 merben.
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Mir inb autoriirt, GERM Sofegafltanp
als Ranbibat fir @ie6erpabl fir bas lint bes
County solicitors bel ber beborffeben>
ben MabI an~aufinbiseu.
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Wartet auf Sells Bros. unb Bar.
retts gr6Btem Circus Der Melt. Sn San
Mntonio Greitag ben 6. Nobember.
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8ir linb autorifrt, GERM Sobn 3. 90 al.
ter aIs Raubioaten fir bas amt Oes 8 !.
fritt.gIerfs bel Der beborfebenben @obl
ansufinbigen.
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@ir fnb autorifirt, Germ G6. 8 roboefe
als aanbibat fir @iebertpabI fir bas amt bes
Gount1 g Gabmeifer bel Der be.
borffebenben WabI anaufiinbigen.
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sH Serb. Gbeliug bat einen gars
room erfter @laHe er6fnet Welf.@oms
merces5 Str. 239 (friiber Nettes Npo,
Gtets frii9es Bier on 3apfe,
feline WbisfeD's uub CUTE @igarren.
Gin gemitbli9es 2ocal. bas Sober Be.
felte!
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Bir inb autoriFrt. @iI4eIm B6ruer
als Ranbibat fir 8iebererwdbluus fir baS
amt bes 6 0 nth . & o M nj dr8 be8 2.
%reeinfts an;~ufnn6issn.