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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
sanrssn Comfy Expenditures.

Amounts ordered paad by
the County Commissioners At
August meeting, 1891, ere rs
EolloRs:
To r. Z. Herring, ipaterial
and work on bridge. $3.50 90 !
y. Smith, material and work
Ell cause way, 10 90 !
4. J Hobbs, 10 three months
support, ? 60
?. j., Faisou. material and
s'ork Oh bridge, ID IS
n Faifcloth, three months
support, %
L. r. Butler, three months'
support, B %
kite Pridgen, three months
! upport, 0o
| Mary 7. CrUmpIer, rs nurse, %
E. Peterson, keeping jail, ii 20
| Sarah j. Stewart, six months
support, 10 90
| Abran Giles, three nlonths'
| support, 20
| Allen Boon anu Wife, three
| months support, . ~
| Nancy Stevens, three months
support, w
IL. Odon, three months sup
| port, oV
IKissIe Tindal, three months
I support. w
, Allo Tew. three months sup
i port, w
Wn2. Seasons, three months
support. ,--.,--.-,, ,.an.hs, III
Il support, 4 2
= Hands at County Farm, 10 81
, Many If. Hare, three months
support, 1 q
g BeaIie Hare, t.ree months
d support, g U
ei Grady Wilson, three months
ri support, 3 o
;, a. loyal, for child, months
Il support, . o
g Magic Kinsauls, months
Ill support, II 0
&c b &. f. Daughtry. burying
plupeT, 70
I. Is. {. L. Daughtry, conveying
We lliatic 10 Jail, 8 Q
~ | RCk, Tew: three mouths sup
Il part. 3 U
- |M0lie Daniel, three months
I support, 3 u
alRaqlel Pope, three months
'iei support, 3 {
~ Martha Owen, three months
bel support, 10
Cassie Herring, three months
! support, 81
Cressy Pope, three months
II support,
81 Mary Herring, three months
he support, 81
,et Oli49 Murphy, three months
ert support, 81
ID. lIarshburn, material and
oJ work on bridge, 80
ey John and Nancy HargroVe, )
cir months support, ~
NJ | Jeremiah Balkcum, mouths
~ support, .
% Honeycutt aud Daughtry, ma
ne teJial and work on bridge, IA
1ss Betsey A. Hudson, 3 months
d. support,
w. Uriah Hill, for lumber, II
- D. IL. Patrick, merchandise
he for County Farm,
IT'D Stewart & Hines, lumber for
County Farm, .
,n- Mamie Hare, three months
,o1I support,
Dol Henry Herring, lumber for
- LSs9 .. ,,,--rs----.y,, ,~~-.J
,eI J. T. Royal, merchandise for
County Farm, 3
Nancy Jackson, 3 months
" support, 3
vas T. IT. Terrell, merchandise
ior County Farm, So
G. Patrick, one day as chair
man,
G. Patrick, at County Farm, 2
c. Patrick, at bridge and mile
age,
]. II. Marshburn, one day as
XII. commissioner, 24miles trav.
Is j. c. Hobbs, one day as com'r,
no 26miles and other expenses, 5
c. II. Williams, conveying lu-
nds natic to asylum, 8
J. n. Spell, amount paid for
jail and County Farm, 8
DC Rachel Darder, three months
Ito. support, B
hit o. f. Herring, services az
l., clerk for 3. G. G. and other
work, Is
O. r. HERRING,
ayy i1ark nj BOARD Comfy Com
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

Scrofula IS an impurity Of the b1eod
which produces unsishtly Jumps ofswell-
ing. which, accamulating ID the glands
Of the neck, causes painful running sores
Oh the arms, legs and feet, which devel-
cps ulcers IN the eyes. ears or nose, often
causing blindness and deafness. Take
7. z. z. tPrickly Ash. Poke Root and
PotassiEn). 1t has proved itself the
most remarkable of all blood purifiers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

He who is feeling miserable, suffering
with Dyspepsia and Indigestion and Of
ten times with dizziness, would do well
to take z. p. 2. {Priskly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium will cure you and
arrest the disease in its incipiency.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
ALL THROUGH SAMPSON.
CONTINUED from Fourth Page. ]
LITTLE oHAaEE.


What Little Coharle township xas
thirty years ego ard what it's to day.
We see in the last issue Of Jour
paper that the correspondent from 4!
Franklin has given history Of that
township for the last hfty years.
Now. We will not 20 that far back
but viii tell you Of the improve
nients that have been made Ia the
last Thirty years. IL 1859 ne had
one preacher, three churches, one
| pos,ofRce, one grocery store, one'
tul pentine still and three doctors.
| Then we had one Jaw mili run 5y
steam power, six grist mills run by
water power and two blacksmith
shops. Now we have six preachers,
eight churches, Ave whites and
three for the coiored people, FIVE
postoficez, two high schools and
several small schools. Then We had
> no towns in this section, now we
) have two thriving towns, Sc also
have thirteen dry good and grocery
stores, two whiskey saloons and one
drug store, one doctor, five Justices
Of the Peace and one surveyor. We
i a,,. .--.--.- ..a,r19, W. E'E5z-aIIAtia.
one cotton gin run by steam power
one cotton gin run by horse power
. and five grist mills, one cotton gil
. run by water power. We have i've
. blacksmith shops and three goo'
- buggy shops and seven turpentin
y stills. This township can boast 0
furnishing one Governor for n. [
n Governor Hollaes, his dwellin
- house, q three story building IS ST.
standing IN good condition. 1t
nc owned and occupied by Mr.. o. !
81 White. And last but not least, "
the G EG----- ruttTUad rrnnIr
- through, with two depots and
- telegraph and express Office al
aa three hotels. We have given
correct history Of Little Cohar
:, township and hope the correspo
> dent from Franklin will not ]
slow to believe it. ga. f B."
&c
re- SOUTH CLINTON.
A. Ga Sunday morning Aug. 80, 1S
Mr.. Marcus MalpHss started to Il
AZ union meeting with his ''sTe
re heart" Miss Cola White Of Pend
ne county, but instead Of doing as Tx
had promised the old folks. th'
asst concluded 10 have a union cf the
Ter own. So they drove up to VI. !
MS Killett, J. P, where the rites
matrimony were celebrated. II
en- attendants were: Mr.. B, r. Malpu
&c, with Miss Mollie Moore; Mr.. J.
M Moore with Miss Emma Rackle
Mr.. Hugh Moore with Miss MINI
Ie, Malpuss; Mr.. J. G.. Malpuss wi
es Idiss Matte Moore.
e. Miss Rena Matthews will COT
mence a school at the Pugh scho
lie house District No. q Sept. 7, 18E
-- rsz,, ~ ~1A-ee-va
ew tracted meeting at Ken dalrs Chat
this week.
IN Miss Missouri Carter died Of
ng phoid fever Aug. 81. Funeral "
pit. preached by Rev. Mr.. Ashby.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
Newton Grove s. s. Conference.

Mr.. Editor-Please announce that
the Newton Grove Sunday School
conference.-the convene at Hopewell
church on Friday before the second
Sunday in October, 1891.
r. *. HERRING, Pres't.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

Dyspepsia, distress after eating, sour
stomach, loss of appetite, faint, all
gone feeling, bad taste, coated tongue,
heart burn, all relieved and cured by P.
P. 2. Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Po-
tassium). It will regulate the system.
gives an appetite and makes You well.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
NOTICE.

HAVING THIS DAY Quail
AZ fled Is executor Of James
Britt. natice i hereby gwen to all
owing saIa estate 10 make iHs.nedi-
ate payment AL persons holding
clainis against said estate must be
presented to the undersigned within
oae year from this date or this no
tice viii be plead in bar Of their re-
cs,yery. TEMPY BRITT,
Executrix.
august 18th, isei.- aug2o-ft.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

notice to Ginners.-J. Z. Royal.
Inc Alliance Store.-G. A. Clute.
New Millinery.-Mi Jerome *
BiZzeIl.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
WILMINGTON.
PAID aiRGLLARs pOcrnRs, Bill

PAID 3ibGllaRs DOCTORS BILL.
paid 81 dollars Doctors bill for my wife
In one year, and one bottle of Bradfieid's
Femaie Regulator did her more good than
al the medicine che had taken before.
JAMES T. GOTT. Car1ni, n
Have suffered periodically for years-been
treated by the best physicians without re-
hef-6radhetd's Female Regulator did me
more good than all the other remedies.
Mrs ELIZA DAVIS Charlotte, n. G.
Have used Rradfeid's Female Regulator and
oan recommend 1t to all my friends
Miss O. s. WIBMEYER Denver, Col
BRADFIBLD REGULATOR Co, Atlanta Ca
Sold by all Druggists, Price, 81 90 Der bo4tta
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

s1y. seYants" and Business Notices can be
,,sc%ted in this column at ten cents line.
Mr.. Editor: Ask twenty Clinton
,sIir5 In succession what plaster they
consider The ,uost strength ening, the
uo.t soothing, the most healing, and
in MI respects the most desirable, ana
nineteen Of them VIII promptly an
.,vcr. LEES BACkACIIE PLAsTHR.
Oc 9-ly.
Il. NJ FERRELL's
\ large lot Of II. II. snuff. Price
80 cents per pound.
G. +. JOHNSON.
"PuGrliucU at
I. NJ. FERRELL's.
The best 80 cent shirt, Counter
panrH 81 TO $l.75, Hats % cents TO
81, S5usprndcrs 10 cents to So cents,
Dress "oo"S cents 10 10 cell'S per
E"fu' 'oHir's oo CENTS 10 81 il"rn'o
hl''' . ce'''7 " w. fio"A %o'o' -
f',''' L0In"'0V', D' ,D
Salmon, Lobsters, Ham, Ok Tongue,
"''' 80 0'''''' '''' ''' S' ~
B. F. POWELL.
~ NJ EppYr,,,o
-.
Another big lot of Tobacco just
c.. p. JOHNSON.
-
a few OF those cheap trunks anu
4. VI. FERRHLL's.
NJ penstein il now in the North.
-, ,,,-ot. h,,,-;,o bis Foil auc
" 'I'''' H''c" r,,..,.
U ""S ''A'''' Al NO
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

HHE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
l. Ing qualified as admins
TRAITOR OF the estate Of Robt ii.
King, deceased, hereby give no
tice to al persons holding
claims against said estate To
present them, duly authnntica
ted, on or before the lst day Of
September, 1892, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their re-
covery. Persons indebted e
said estate are requested to ilakf
immediate payment.
THOS. B. DARDEN,
Administrators
NJ. C.. RICHARDSON, Atty.
This 9Th day of Aug, I89l.-4t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
Notice.

1NoU1SC.
nAVING QUALIFIED AS
IL administrator Of Eneeh B.
Carr, notice is hereby given to
all persons holding claims
against the estate of said Eno3h
B. Carr to present them, duly
proven, to the undersigned with
in one year from this date or
this notice will be plead in bar
Of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are re-
duested to make immediate set
tlement of same with the ad-
ministrator.
J. II. McCULLEN.
Administrator
This Aug. 25, l59i.-27-4t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
Hem0rh0ldeS or Piles.

Having discovered a remedy
for Hemorhoides or Piles, will
furnish a limited supply to suf-
ferars. Cures nine out Of every
ten cases-gives relief to all
Price 80 cents per box, by mail
Address,
B. L. BLACKMORE,
aug20-3m Warsaw, n. {
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
pusllsHER's ANNOUNCEMENT.
HON to Advertise.

49,. a, not wish large advertisements, bul
,.,,r,rrr OF gnsll ones for year. II IA NOS
,,,s Inn TINE that We pref,.'.
UsrrtqG
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
Il. NJ. TERRELL IS.

\ large lot Of II. Il. Snuff. Price
80 cents per pound.
&. Z. JOHNSON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

ar. s1IYants" and Business Notices can be
s-r,ed in this column at ten cents line.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

Your ELDNtU-, ~
,,,,a,.. Business Locals, Heading Notices,
vi. etc. will be inserted at ten cents per
line ,x words for rst insertion and 6a at i've
''nLI,.;fnlrins published free X not more than
inc. GiAly Words; five cents for each
.,.'riti,paI line yEiX words eacb). This charge
: nude. As you will see, simply ~ Il check
on length. ,...,,..;..,. ..o.o,,,os .,
r.,. dly, II 20 the point and oriefy expressed
'n mn. published in column headed "a To-
Nm % Public Opinion"
,G',,',qraanicationa containing strictly News
~. ,,,ill always be welcomed and publish
-, I.,.. pleasure. BY sending such news
v ,Ia,,, frequently you will help both your
community and the paper.
ti,Iru Won wish your address changed, give
,l,.vrI ~ new Office.
JIra>s al communications and business
"'''' TIE CAUCASIAN, Clinton, n. G..
Matter, Of a private nature should b'
r.'rsri personal" and addressed to
'''' MARION BUTLER,
Clinton. y. T..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
The Orion

blerk Of Board County Com'rs
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

A few OF those cheap trunks and
Vul;se; at
4. NJ. fEREHLI'S.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03

A fresh lot OF good Flour, just
froln the mill, just received at
L. NJ. FERRELL's.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-09-03
at

Another big lot of Tobacco just
received and for sale cheap.
G. y. JOHNSON
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas @os
@enbIatt $3.50.
Rei{enbe Ageutea:
s. g. Bni6.
~. G@prDbin1.
6 { q { s.
Sases Gbrpmif.
10. MpriI.


TAG. &arl Der Grobe Su aa9en s~eboren.
Seutl9er &aiier.
1880. &aiier Sriebri6 I. 8arbarpiia sc.
ftprben.
1902. @rfes @rldeinen Der 9tdbte : 9epu.
tirten auf Der frar5Siti4en 8eidsper1amm:
lung.
1916. Gr5ffnung Der pefphdlii6en Grie1
Observation-Disclosures.
1741. S6Iadt Bel MolIipib (8rieg.) Griebr.
II. iiest bur4 9eopplb bon SeIiau 9egen Neis
perg.
l755. Samuel Sabnematn (Meb.) seboreu
gu MeiBen.
1895. Gntbaffnuns Der Serroriiten in
9aris.
1902. @ieOereinfibruns Der e~onntassfeier
in Starts.
1909. aufftdnb Der Gprpler unter @nbreas
9ofer.
1916. Napoleon ruff ale Manner bon 30
60 Sabren CUR electromagnetic auf.
1916. 8ereinigte Gtaaten Banf i%tcorporirt.
1848. Die 9dnen bemadtieen 1id Der Stabt
S1IeSfpig fpieber.
1871. @naubme Der gerfaiiuug beS beutz
1den &eide8 I'M &etdStag.
1881. @riinSrns 6es beutiden 8retbenfers
8unbes in Sranffurt a. 81,
1887. Ser beriibnte S%daulpieler Sp6n s.
&ahmonb firbt IN @~banSbiIe, Snb.
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/ a 8.

Sur6 bic teraniiden Quarantdz
ne. Negulationen, mel1s am l. Meai in
&raft treten. nirb bic @infubt tropiI9er
TrGdte in 8aIpeiton b6Qig labm gelegt
meroen.
= poitmetfer 5. M. Rriiaer in
ehiaer 1T bemtbt oarauf bin3umirten,
baB ieiner Office bic grIaubniB 3ur
Nusfeuung BON Geloanmeiiunger er.
tbeilt tperbe. Die @r6Be unb geI96fts
li@e 8ebeutuns bes pIabes re9tfertigt
ben S9ritt.
= 9eute fonnae1 elm paar teranii9e
bonn 3. Nplil batirte Wstteraoiiaen,
trel@e hber bic lebte talte 2aurte bonn Z.
Seri@t bringea. 9ie cine aus 3ont.
gomerD fagt: n@s i9eint, mir battet1
uns bier ole betrefs beg Meiters ge>
!rrt; mir glaubten, Der 5rtbliaa let
iebt fur bic Bauer gefommen; benz lit
aber Mot 10; mir baben aufs tleue pie.
Der isbr taltes Wetter bier. Sn Der leBs
ten Na6t batten mir iosar einer1 IGtpe.
rem Groit, unb man9e unierer Sarlner
melben @is, ober bertIa
trodenen @itterung
(fOlte tpobl beiBen: N%tmOspbdre y 4
Der S9abea, weI@er anges
ri6tet norber, MUIR elm ee,
ringerl" Eie awsite ION Riloare
i'm Gbhoiifritt tommeube Noti3 lautete
peniger 9iinfig; fe beridtet vf4pere
0r6fe", uno ipri9t bic BefRt1tung
aus, baB es In Der bortigen @eaenb
Dobl nm bic Nusli@ter aGf cine Obfs
ernte gef6eben iein m66te.
= SOFT in alien teranii9en @tdbten
Rnb am Z. Ipril bic Muni3ipaI Wab.
len abgebalten wor0en unb, tpie aus
ben Mittbeilun9en bariiber b~erporgebt,
IN Der berf6mmli6en 3ube unb Orb
tung ~berlaufen.
= 9err @us. Mtlfe, ueI1er iebt Bel
ben 0afenarbeiten an Der 8rasos. Mhr>
bang als 8aus& ontrattor m~itbetbeiligt
1T, bat-pie cine 6oufoner gcrrespoas
beng mittbeilt, ieBt feline unterbanblun,
gen nit Dem Ni1iteften 0errn 6. 8.
9einer, betrefs ber pIdne unb beg
Baues bes 0otels In Neu 8elasco enbs
giltig gum Mbf9luB gebra9t. Ser Bau
oeRelbeu lit auf $4,000 beranidIa9t;
bas 0auptSebduoe pirb 4 @todmrrte
baben, unb suieber eeite tpirb In L Gorm
eth 9eitenfiigel abgeben. Nuf Der eli.
men gde tpirb elm bibl@er 3burm bas
@eb6nbe lberrogeH uab ber Gront Nns
fehpn nphpn ga fnJ fnTnrf mil ron,
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Npti8 fur 2lrdbiteftem.

Die a6tbaren sfommiHare bon 8erar &c.,
.Seras, erSuden Sadleute 9ldne unb Gpestfis
fationen fir ben 8au eines neuen @puntb.
Gpurtbauie les ansufertisen. Das @ebaube ioa
cine Tront am Main 8laaa bon %etnbunbert
Gub lnb cine Giefe bon ~einbunbert unS fiinfs
9nbadt,ia FrB an Der AuintosS trdke baben,
ipa pisr Stpdperfe bod unb nit einem
Sb,lr,ne ,trtb einem Reler (basementl ferSe.
Ben ieim urb ioa Sie neueifen @~prri2tunaen
fiir Sei,Ino. Qidt mn WentiIntinn bnben
Sn bieIeIn SebG,lbe Splen fidl foIoenbe Adums
iiHfsiten befinSen. nGmlid Bier Sn,irt..
.unpi @ronS cs,Irhg. sipei Netft : e,rrb-. .mei
SiStrift . Glerfs. BIER Mihfers. Elm 2itrift.
SInmoIt.. Elm Sounth.9 inmaIt mel gn,infb.
| Sisrfss .nei Gberiffss, Elm @epihfs6ieners.
| Gsil;f6 Simmer. atpei Mdmmlihfeiten fir Sen
| Sngeftpr, sipei Fir Ben g{ieIior. zines ie Fir
| ron Shntmeiiter @erme1Ysr SS,rte. Snsssftnr
gGuIiupsrintenSsnten SonifabIer unS Gr,t,
,tpei Sriecensri4ters 3immer, elm Surbimmer
fir Sic Suffice Court, ems fur Bic Gountbs
sOmmiddre, Elm fir ben Sanitor, ems 8ibIio,
tbefs3tmmer un6 1onit nod &anmIi4feiten,
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8mpamSeraas aus benz WOrbweHem


sus GiSmeFtegas,-faet cine aor.
%responben5 aus Nictoria BON s. Npril,
- tpirb tpieber elm iebr betrdHtli@er
2ieseni6aitsuertauf beri9tet. Dos In
Bee gountp eeleeere urb unter benz
Vomen Der s@oob,p ofure1 betannie
6ttd 9anb III ia einem preiie bon S.
Der 4der an o. g. Midbeimer bon
9enber bertauft tpor6en. gs umfaBt
10000 Mfer, auf tpel@en cine Nferbau,
golonie angeiegt tuerbsn fol. Die
2eute 1nb &c mibe, bort i'm traus
riseu, trlbeu Norbmeiten INNER ben
5mnee tuesI6aufeln gu miiFen.
Mie frubsr fGon mitgetbeilt, bat Der
6taat Colorado uns au@ f@Dn beuti@en
3u3us Geliefert; eiae gau3e Nnaabl beuts
fder Garmer, ipeI@e if9 tn Der Ndbe
bon San IngeIc In Som Green @ountp,
nieOerselaHen baben.
Rad benz Narnen bes 2dufers In See
Eounip gu fGlieben. f6eint ou6 bas
neue 2olonis /. unternebmen elm beut.
i@es 3I fem. llntet allen llmfdnben
ipb bic 6armsr aus Colorado fhr Seras
unb belDubers fur Submef Seros elm
febr iiui@enstuertbes unb niQiomme.
mes 3unanoerungs, Element, i@nn 0us
benz @runbe, neil elm GROCER 3beiI ber.
ielben bereits baran geu6bnt III, aud
bic fintIi@e 8swdHerune bss 2anbes
NIT in lire &e4nung au aieben.
Mif einem INNER mehr numndhSpnhpu
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3nr amerieamifdben Sbafsudts gta=
1isfif.

tttttf.
Na6 Der FatiFil9en Nuffelung,
tueI@e BITE aderbau 8eb6rbe in Maib
ington berbfentli9t bat, betrdet Die @es
fammt3abI Der S9afe in ben Der. @toas
ten ieBt Cam l. Saauar 1917 43, 43l.s
1876 unb Der @eiammt : @eIbwertb Der.
felben felIt Rf auf $108. 397,447.
Mm l. Sanuar 1890 mar bic 3abI
auf A, 1886, 072 aneegeben getpeiea unb
ibr Wertb auT 800, 659, 761. Obslei9
Der G9afbeRanb fi6 i'm lebten Sabre
INN ettua eine Msilion GSpfe OIL 3abl
bermin6ert bat, III Der Mertbbetrag bess
ieIben I'm, ettpa s WiQionen Dollars ge.
tua@ien. Den n~iebrieiien preisiab Ct.
rei&ten bic S@afs i'm Sabre 1886. Ser
DurGi@nitts preis ftelte fi9 bamals
ouf $1.90 per ROpf; fir 6as Sabr 1890
aieg berielbe pieber auf 50. rs uno aus
eenblidli@ felt ct fi& auf $3.50.
Bon allen StaGten In Der Union mar.
i9irt Seras, mos bic S@af3u6t ansebt,
ebenio on ber SpiBe, tpie Is betrefs Der
Boumpol, probuttion oIlen sibftaaten
boron lit. Die 3abl Der G9afe betrug
In Seras am l. Sanuar 1891, nod Der
officielen Gtatiitit, 4,490.272 3opf;
or1 ad@ften fam Der Gtaat Ohio nit
4,061, 1877 unb bann fol9ten galifornien
NIT 3,712, $40, Neu.Merico nit $685.
663, Mi@igan nit {, 763, 249, Oregon
init 2.431, 1852, MontQna NIT 2, 089, 1897,
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Gin perftamotaer teraniider Neaer.

Gin be~rftanbt9er teraniid)er Ne9er.
Iu6 In Seras eibt es gaa3 betftdnz
oige Neger bon geiunber urtbeilsfraft,
Del6e f6 nter bic Gtellung unb bic
pfi1ten Der forbigen &aRe ni9t tdus
iden. 9as 3eist elm N,titeI, tpel9ea
bic in Nocog6o9es erl6einenbe u9tar
Nems" in elmer ibrer lebtsn Nummern
bsrbRentli6t bat.
Ser 8orfbenoe bes republitaniT9en
@retutib. Iusi9u1es in bieIem County,
BET Garbige Sam 9oufon, = lautet
berielbe, = eriu6t uus UNI bic 8er6fs
fentli@ung bes f%olgeuben, an feline
&aRengenoRen geri9teten Brtefes:
v@e1tatteu sic mir in ben GpaIten
Sbres 8lattes ben n6tbigen &aum,
UNI Sbnetl meine Inertennung ftir bas
aus3uipreden, mas sic In Der lebten
Nusgabe ber sNems@ dig poblgemeinte
Marnung fur ocn Tarbigen gsiagt ba.
ben. 8etrefs beg 56idiaIs. tpeI6es
ibrer In Oklahoma martei, bin i9 nit
iebem Morte, wel9es sic bariber dus
Germ, %boQtdnois einueritanben fte
tuerben bort einfad 6ungers ltstben.
Sd bin Der feffen ueberaeuguug, baB
He bort i9on an 8erbungern feiH miis
fen, benn ielbli bier fnb ie in GoIge
ibrer 9rdgbeit unb ibrer l1nfberlegt.
belt benz 8erbungern nabe. 9ier f@on
1T es ibre Nrt, bic 0dabe In ben S9ooB
81 IeGen unb auf irgenb einen 9igner
3u tuarten, Der ihren Wtnb norma9t
tiber irgenb elm agoeres 2anb, NO fur
He @ere9tisteit, Glei95ere6tieuns uub
politif@e tpie seieQf@aftli@e @lei9Rels
lung au fin6en ieiu foa. Sas 1T alles
tb3ri9tes @ei@wdb unD nur barauf
bere9net, He an Ser Naie berum3ufab=
rem. Sic foaten wiRen, baB es fur
uns am beiten iein pIrbe, menn mir
felbf ti9tis an bic Nrbeit unb Die
gerbelferuua unierer Sage ginseu,
tuenrt mir Iernen MOLTEN, uns felbff 3u
beberri9en unb elmer guten Nufhb.
rung gu bsfeiBigen, bon 10 man@en
unierer [6mubigen unb niebrigen Sc
t~uobnbeiten ablieBen unb beirebt tud'
rem, uns inter einanber ielbf adten
su t6unen, bas lptirbe bas Uabre 9eils
unb &ettunssmittel fur uns iein. Mie
bic Sage Der Dinse iebt 1T, iino aur
3u nteIe bDa unB Mot ein.
m a i ,Dertb m t einem 5Apei.
ne GefeIIf@aft 5u HatIsh.
fir uns i'm Gousen als RaRs geHOins
men, bleibt es lei0er nod intrner tuabr,
baB mir nur 3u iebr 9eneist finb, ben
2ebren irgen6 zines i@limmen Geielen
;u foIeen, unb baB mir ben mobI.
gemeinten unb beiIfamen &atb zines
suten Mannes ni@t b6ren rplen unb
bon 11ns meiien. Was mid angebt, 10
1T Seros mein 6eimathslanb; Die
Greunbe, wel9e i@ inter ben WeiBeu
babe, leben biet unb bier sebente Id gu
bleiben.A
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Gim garamtirtes Mittel aeaeu bic
Wripbe.

gBir antorifren ben anas5eisten apptbeter, Ibnen
Dr. Rings gsenes 9etImittel sesen S&winbfu4t, Sus
ten unit trtdltuns nuf fcleenbe Bebin9nns su pertdus
len Wenn Gte BON Der Grippe befauen ftue, unb
bieSeB Mtttel ben Nnpeiiunsen entIpreaeub sebrau&eu
modem, inbem Gie IS etnsehenn rrcttren, unb penn
Gle baHn feine Nenerune burh baHelbe r~eIipiren,
bann Shiden Gle bic TlafHe 5urhf une Sic merhen
S0r 0eIh Earh6 ~befommen. Wir Haden bte5 Gnsebpt
IN Eplse Ser srOsartleen Grfolse, ibeIHe htes wlttteI
tef her lettidbrteen Grippen : Gpibemie aufSupetfeu
bate. @fr baben pen tetnem Sale seb6tt, In BEN
has Mittel ni9t ssbolea bate. Mda made eineu
8eriuh. ErobeHai@en frei bet Dretb, 1bpmplcn 4
60. 6rcee Slaiheu SO Gents unt LOO.
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Ansebote fit Die padtweiie lleber.
nabme beg San Hebro 1arfs
n San ntOntO, 9eras.

5tabt San Mntonio, 8. Npril '9l.
8srfegelte Nngebote iperben In Der
Mapors Office bis Gamliag ben rs.
Npril 1891, Mittass ~ lbr, entsesen.
genommet1 uab i'm 0eilein Der Bietsr
ge6fnet, fir bic folgenben priDiieeien
i'm San pebro parf
/. 8arroom.
2. &efourant.
8. Giacream .Babiaon.
a. Gru@tItant.
5. S9iebaaQetie.
6. Rarrufei.
Z. Wenogerie uRo 3ooiO9ii@er Sat-
ten.
Die YriDiIegien tper6en a1ein benz
erfol9rei6en Dieter fir ben Sermin bon
einem Sabre. 3uei ober brei Sabren,
augei9lasen.
Solde, bic Nnsebote einrei@en, liao
eriu6t. BET ber @inrei1ung bes I'm.
sebotss beint fhd5til6en glett bic Gum.
me BON flnF3ig Dollars ($50) in baar
als cine @arantie ibres euten WiQens
AT Depontrer.
Nle anberen pribiIesien, bic bier
Oben niGt seuannt nurben, tperben
BON 9omits ftr parts unb Dffsntlime
@ebdu6e unter Betdtisuns bes Gtabt.
ratbss 3ugeipro@en.
Die Stabt bebdlt f@ 6as Rs9t Dor,
irsen6 eines ber NnsebOie, Ober ale,
3uridjumeiien.
!. Die Nnaebote mtfeu an ben Mapor
Der Gtobt geri9tet unb .Hngebote fur
pribilesisu i'm San pebro Bart" hber.
f@riebeu iein.
6r. 59reiner.
Steaoertreienber Mapor.
6. g.. @Iaubon, StabtsgIerf.