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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
"IHE FAIR"

| will sell my entire Stock Of
Goods to any one wanting a good
paying business. Goods al new.
For particulars call on or adj
dress,
J. W. SsYKEs or "rHE FAIR
Lawrenceburg. Tenn.
James Dunn and Will Dustin
who left here two weeks ago -
attend school at Noterdame Ind.
returned Saturday, they return
ed on account f not being pleas
cd with the school. While
gone they made flying trip to
Chicago, and state that they were
more than pleased with the
Garden City, and especially the
World, Fair grounds and build
ings whi;h they state were mod.
dels Of beauty AMI architecture.
Eighth Dist. Democratic Club.
The Democratic club of this
district has q membership of
nearly two hundred. The good
work goes bravely on and new
names are being added every
day. The club will be in line OH
the 10th, the day Bob Taylsr
speaks in Lawrenceburg. Go
right on, democrats. as there is
nothing thai can withstand. or
gained democracy.
Let the club proceed vigorous.
ly aud with its splendid corps oil
officers glorious results will show
up in the November election.
A Bia Day for Democracy.
Last Monday Gen. W. B
Bate, Jno. M. Taylor and last bu
not least R. l., Taylor, "Oul
Bob" by previous appointment
met our people at the cour
house and entertained them with
good o.d-fashioned democratic
doctrine for nearly three hours.
Gen. Bate opedsd with a mas
terly presentation Of the politica
issues Of the day both State anC
National. His speech was lonl
ard loudly applauded as he i
a great (avorite with our people.
He was followed by Jno. M
Taylor tn one of his happies
efforts and for an hour and
hal! the audience laughed, yellec
and applauded. Mr. Taylor i
one of the most efficient speak
ers the party has, and he Away
does permanent good whereve
he is heard.
The band discourced exec
lent music and the ladies grace,
The occasion by their presence
giving inspiration 10 the speake,
Cor Bob didn't hays tim
enough before train time
make anything like a talk and 1
was excused with the promis
} that he would come and max
, us a speech Oct. 10.
lie will be here on that dat
and We want every district
the county to turn out in pr
cession and lot US make it one
! the biggest days IN in our hist
!, ry. Let evry district club get
:, line and come to Lawrencebul
Oct. 10. and heare one of Il
Q finest speeches ever made
the county.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
FOR REPRESENT ATlV G.
FOR REPRES ENTATIvE

We are authorized announce the
name of ". l.. Cove Us Il candidate
for r preventative from Lawrence
County in the next term OF Legisla.
ture. Subj. the Democratic Con-
vrntiOn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

the last cent he had, saying hat
he would trust to the Lord tor
more Tor himself.
That he was very public spir-
'ited and loyal to our town and
State, giving aud helping in
evry enterprise for the public
good.
That we found HIM conscious.
ly honest, sober, moral and ill.,
@ustrious under all circumsian>
ces.
That a cory Of these resolu.
tons be furnished his brOthed
and slst' and also press of
Lawrence county.
S. K. Odell was about 65 years
old, born in Vermont, died Sept,
4, 1892.
Nat U, Ringo Sec.
]. D. Burch,
J. M. King,
Pinkney Right, Com.
Chas McColister,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
~ Page Catalogue Free Ser

~ Page Catalogue Free Sent
From DraughOn's Practical
Cor. Church and Summer, Nashville
Tennessee.
No text book used in book keeping
Teachers OF long experience and IN
actual business at the head of each
department.
The only school KIN own to us that
travels men soliciting and locating
positions for its graduates. We have
recently bought the Nashville Com.
mercial College and now have Of
the best equipped and patronized
schools in the South. Call on or adj
dress.
J. f. DraugIIOD, Pres't
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
Safety for Ladies'.

DR.. Londgon's Safety Pills are Ger.
tain to remove all distractions.
Guaranteed. Sent sealed by mail for
$1.W. DR. Longdon, Atlanta, Indi-
ana.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce
Paul Augustin a. an Independent
Cand date for Representative at the
coming Move Der election, Subject
to the will Of the :nople.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. N. n. Cox as n candidate for
recollection to Congress scbject to the
actions Of the Democratic party.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
FOR SENATOR.

VIC are authorized to announce Jno
7. Montague Democratic candidate
for Senator from Giles, Lawrence and
Wayne.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

10000 lbs, OF Dried Fruit wan
ted.
S. NJ. Dwiggins
James Dunn has resumed his
old position in the bank, as as
slstant cashier.
LIME! Lime!
Just from the kiln at
Barnett & Schlater's
p. D. Gardner left Wednesday
for Campbe!lsvill where he will
hold a revival.
Highest market price paid in
Cash for Old & New Feathers.
S. M. Dwiggins.
II. G. Davis has moved into
the house formilv occupied ~
DR.. Ta5ler OH Joiner street.
D. E. Rose and wife, and Miss
Mildred Harvey are visiting rel
atives in Pulaski this week.
Cash paid for Dry & Green
Hides.
S. M. DSiggins.
Mrs. Goodloe, O. Marry, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. H. B.
Sowell in the east part of town.
Barnett & Schlator, will buy
oil the good Butter & Eggs you
will take them. They pay cash.
Three boxes OF hest concentra.
ted lye at W. W. Kronk's new
grocery house on the east side OF
the square, fer Is cts,
DR.. Raines, Of Columbia, who
is we'll known to many OF the cit
liens Of this county, died last
Saturday pight in Nashville.
FRESH. Meats.
The only place you can get il
at any time.
Barnett & Schlator.
Take your dried fruit, hides
tallow, feathers etc. to 5. NJ
Dwiggins, be will pay you high.
est market Price.
viii Mester and little brother
Louie, Of Nashville, were in the
city this week shaking hands
with their many friends.
Get a box of Stock food from
Barnett e. Schlater and proven
the cholera in your hogs ant
chickens don't wait until the,
take it.
Joe Orth, one Of our mos
prosperous farmers who has beer
in Kansas Tor the past two week
on busin' q, returned II 9 first O
the week.
Mrs, Reames, Of Franklin
who has been visiting her broth
err DR., R, H. Harvey Of this plac
returned to her home inn Frank
liz Monday.
Go to Barnett & Schlater an,
geta box of Horse, Cattle an,
Poultry food it will prevent AM
cure the cholera in Hogs an
Chickens, try it.
E. J. Parker, one of st Joe
most promising young men wa
in the burg Tuesday and Wee
nesday shaking hands with b
many friends.
When you want a first ella:
drink of good Still House VIII,
e XII go to n, S. McDouga
Fist class Ice Cold Lauger Bee
on tap at al times.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Busbi,
hearts were made glad over Il
event Of a baby girl, Catharin
E We wish the little lady a hapI
voyage through life.
Barnett & Schlater have pu
= chased a large refrigerator al
are row prepared to furnish y,
E beef off of ice, they will al
2 keep fresh frozen butter and
cold sodo-pop.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

w Il. King. Attorney at Law and
w Solicitor in Chancery. Law
rencehnrg Tenn.
co., Office in Land Co.'S building
OH East Street. q yr, ll-6 go
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

r H. Crane, Real Estate Agent,
81 Summertown, Tenn. Makes q
specialty of timberedlands. Furnishes
timber for mills. will assist in pro-
curing low rates of freight. Core.
spondence solicited. 1-2-tf.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

r H. Mickey, Attorney at-Law. Iron
81 City Tenn. Will practice
in all courts Of Lawrence and adjoin-
ing counties. Prompt attention given
to collections. 1l.2G-1y.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

Doctor B. A. Tinsley, physic.a;
LAND surgeon, offers his professional
services to the people of Lawrence
ourg and vicinity. Office over Meals
Drug Store.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16

VIZ A. Stewart, AttOrney-at-I.aw
w Tawrenceburg, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-09-16
LOCALS

How about the water works?
Clean our square and streets.
Esq, Sprin ,er was in the burg
Monday,
Nat U. 9.ingo, of Wayne, was
in the city Monday.
Sam Williams, of Alabama,
was in the burg Monday.
The Peter Turney Club meets
tonight in the Court house.
E. w. Graves, of West Point,
was in the burg Wednesday.
When you want a good cigar
try one of Barnett & Schlater.
G. Dickelson, of Pleasant
Point, was in the city Tuesday.
Atty. r. B. Williams has been
rather indisposed for the past
week.
10000 lbs. OF Dried Fruit wan
ted.
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tn ben urndlbern BON Norbdmerifa
bdufig paren, iin6 iebt nur nod i'm
yellopitone Bart gu finben. Sc lit,
als oh bic milben 5biere erfannt bdts
ten, baB iie bort gegen bic Wforbluft
nnb 9abgier Der Menf6en gei6iibt fein
tpiirben.
Mfan follte meinen, bob Elm 10 foitz
bares nationales 4leinob, BON benz ies
Der 8iirger be5 2anbes Mlitbe1iber lit,
In Sebermanns 9lugen cine llrfade
BON Stols unb felbitperftdnbli1 fir
bic rdaberif6e unb aerftorerii9e Ween<
f6enbanb unantaitbar iein iollte. 2eiz
Der TT bem aber ni6t 10. Sem Natios
nalparf brobt fogar groBe @efabr, its
benz bem GongreB cine Bia porliegt,
tpelde ben gau elmer giierbabn nittem
bur6 bic Wnnberlanbiaaft geftatten
foa. &dme bieier Mnl6lag sur 9luss
fiibrung. 10 niirbe Der 9lationalparf
natiirli6 aufb0ren, bas unperglei9z
li6e Shmuditiid unferer Ser. 5taaz
ten gu fein, tuoau er auerIt beftimmt
moroen 1T. @s ldBt ii6 lei6t pprieben,
tpie es bann fommen miirbe. 9ie
2anbi6aft bort 1T at reid als baB
ni9t, fobalb cine @iienbabn iie bur9s
i9nitte, Sdger unb 9ol5fd1er Cobb
fu6er nnb &obleni6iirfer iid einiteaen
wilrben, ben 5rieDen bes parts au aer<
loren. Man ipeiB ia LATHAM, nit tpel=
der Oreiitigfeit unb llnerfdttli1teit
pioniere Der decentralization Gipie
liiation 5ugreifen unb iid @abosen=
raum i6affen, iobalb iie irae tbmo
S6dBe unb 9ilfsquelen mittern, bic
nod unberiibrt iino. Ser &on9reB
barf alfo unter feinen llmltdnoen iene
Bill poiiiren laHen; bic seiammie Cans
oespreRe follte I'M Namen bes 0olfes
bdgegen proteitiren.
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Ser 9aattunalsGarf bebrpbt.

gs tpar am /. Mdrs 1872, alS burd)
elm &ongreBgeieB bic @eDierlanbfhaft
i'm Glellengebiet bes Oe0omtone Jluis
les alS fegierungsbeiiB erfldrt lpurbe,
bic in einen groBen Nationalparf ums
gemanbelt meroen iollte. Was iene, an
Naturf66nbeiten uno Naturmunoern
bei'piellos rei6e @egenb ben Mbhdten
unb Miinf6en bes aongreHes gemdb
bereinit Derben follte, bas lit lie in
awanaig Sabren tbatfddli9 gemorben:
Der gr0Bte, i6onite unb iebenswiirbiefte
BART Der Welt unb suglei6 Der ein3ise
parf, Der zines gansen groBen 0olfes
gigentbum lit. 9firgenbmo anbers auf
unierer grbe Iinb auf einem 10 Der.
baltniBmdBtg bef6rdntten Gld6emraum
10 piele Naturmunber pereinigt.
Mber nod Elm anberer umltanb, tpos
ran Dor awan3 9 Sabren ni6t geba6t
tpurbe TT oaau aetOmmen, ben Wertb
oeS ytationalparf5 au erboben: aus Der
@epIerlanbi6aft 1T ein Matchmaker
Sbiergarteu geDorDen, eine 1i6ere leBte
3uilu6t fir Sbiergattungen, bic be-
retts ausgerottet unb aus Der norbames
rltanii6en Jauna peridwunben mds
rem, lpenn ibnen tift elm idiibenbes
4iDl tid aufgetban bdtte. 8uffel, @lfs
birdie, gergidafe SilberIomen, iopie
anbere feltene unb merfpiirbige tpilbe
5biere, bic emit auf ben prairien unb
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9ie Grippe erfplaretd, bebanselt

Sd bin foeben bon einem stpeiten
4nfall Der @rippe In bieiem Sabre berz
geitellt Dorben, fagt Scr. S. .. Sones,
9eransgeber .bes n2eaber", Meria,
5eIas. Sd gebrau9te @bamberlains
9uitenzMebi5in unb NIT @rfoIg, benin
i'd mar nur stpei - gegeit friiber aebn
Gage i'm 8ette. Ser speite Nniaa
uiir5e ebenfaas 10 i6per gepeien iein,
pie Der erfe, bdtte i6 ni6t bieie Mebiz
ain angepanbt, ba i6 mid feds Stunz
ben mad Der Wttade f6on legen muBte,
tpdbrenb i6 beim erften Mnfaa nod
5tpei Sage lang meinen @ef6dften
ne6seben fonnte, ebe id bettldgerig
io.,roe. 9ie SIaf6e su so g.1ts sn
perfaufen bel ben Eruggifen s. Salt
eper & Sobn, 9otpIing & JlOob, 80.
& M. &alteper, u. 9reiB, $. 59uz
9arb, &. Cohen & So. umb s. 8.
0arrifDn.
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itunoe porber tn letnem Brtnatfabtnet
susetrasen bate, aber % cine fletne nr<
be6a6te NeuBeruns meiuen Nr9mobn
reee 9ena6t batte, rubte id ni6t cher,
alS bis id Illes erfabren. Wtein gutter
8oter batte ben Doftor Platenius gu
fih bitten lalIen un0 bate ibm erlt per<
jtoblene, oann, ba er anl9etneno ntd,
nerltanben murbe, gang un5meibellti9.
SinlpeiIe auf meine 9tetgung unb auI
feline etgene 8ereitipilligfett fir Die @r
fiilluns n,einer Diinl6e jeoes eroenf
ltde Spfer 5u bringen, segeben. @r
Der MIDI eben nit gang anberen Nngen
anliebt als alle SBelt, fonnte ia ni6t
begreifen. bab mid Semanb I'm nut
meiner Sdblidfeit mtllen per1hnldben
follte, sumal, nenn er NIT mir 3usleif
miibelos ein 8erm09en seipann, be5len
@riDerb meinen Vater sanse Sabr5ebnts
iaurer Nrbeit sefoitet bate. Darum Der.
no6te er Die be- lttmmte uno biinoig.
3urhdmeilune, Die ibm bon 9eiten bee
Doftors gu Ebeil semorben, faum 81
pertpinben. Gie bilbete pohl bte bit.
terite 9rdnfuns. unb @nttaulduns iet,
mes san3en 2ebenS aber fpie ttef Ct 1id
aud i'm tnneriten SerSen setrofen
fiiblte, wie sroB uno i6merSli9 aud
1etne @rregung mar er muBte bod
tros aller unsere9ten .3ornesausbriidt
se9en Blatentus mioernilltg 3ugebell,
bab Der Doftor fi6 In ieiner peinlihea
Sage nibt nur mannbaft unb miiroie
benommen, lonoern ii9 aud poll feins
item 3artsefabls se5eist babe. Wteines
8aters yiebe fiir nlid 1T 10 innis unb
10 blino III i1rer Snnisfett, baB er ben
Wsann mobl bailen muB, Der es tuasen
fonnte, mid nit iammt all' leinem Net6-
tbum Su uer1Amdben; aber Die fleden,
lole uub uilantaitbare @brenbaftisfe
6es Wtannes, ben Sie porbin etnen Vt>
triiser nannten, mein 8raulein, fann
tpabrlih niht gldn5enoer barsetban
weroen, als oaonrd, oaB 1nein Yater
ibm tros oieieS 9alies bod aud beute
nod ieine Nbtun9 nibt peria9t."
@erba bate DIE lan9e @r5dbluns nit
fetnem lusruf nno nit fetner Srage
nnterbro6en. Sn ltatuenbafter llnbe,
tpe9lt6feit batte lie neben Der Spre1ens
ben seieiien, oie meitse0ffneten itarren
Nugen unpermanbt auf tire 2tppen befs
teno, alS Ddre bas, mas bieie i9malen
Vippen nerfiinoeten, ni6t Die @efdt9te
etneS fremoen 9er3ensfummers, ionbern
ein beoeutunssldweres llrtbeil iiber
2eben uno Sterben.
(Sortiesnns fplst.)
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de entipridt, fonbern BON Ser sseu6=
tigfeit, pel6e bic pflanae gu beifinlmter
3eit haben muB; nur bel fiinfli6er
gend1ernng fann fie gebeiben.
Mfan foa etpa ni6t glauben, baB bic
porbenannten Yhanaen bic einsigen
limb, pelde in Seras nit GrfoIg fultiz
Dirt merben f0nnen. gBir baben nur
sinige uenige Der 9auptfulturen nams
bait eema6t, wel6e fiir unieren Staat
in getra6t fommen, feineswegs aber
cine pollftdnbige 2ife Der Mderbaupros
butte gegeben, tpel6e - tpie mir bpffen
= in Der teranif6en Nbtbeilung Der
WeltGusitellung pertreten fein tperben.
50 flnb gum 8eifpiel bic SntereHen
bes Sbitz, @artettz unb @emiiIebaues
bon elmer fol6en 9ragtpeite, baB es ges
rabeall nnm0glid erfdeint, ibnsn in
Der beidrdnften 3eit, ipel6e uns fir
unfere Gufgabe geitattet 1T, sere6t su
tperben,
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@ebaasInms Der 8tmmerpflanse,,

Sc gefunber bic pflan5e, befo mebr
Waiier brau6t fie unb beffo i6neller
trDdnet bic grbe aus. @rfolgt leBteres
auffalexb laMgfam, 10 1T bies elm pers
bd6tiges 3ei6en, baB bic Mur3eln mebr
ober tpeniger franf iinb, unb es muB
tDeniger un6 nit GROCER 8oriidt gegoiien
tperben. Wfan ldBt bann am beiten bic
pflanaen cine fogenannte 9ungerfur ges
brau6en ober bod &ranfen<D Didt balten,
foiDeit bies nur irgenb m0gli6, baneben
Bobenpdrme, tpeI6e i'm 3immer fdper
al seben 1T, bies bas bette &eeept CUR
Geneiung Der pHan5e ift. Sir guten
Nb5ug beg iiberflieBenben Wafiers burA
bic Nbaugsl66er bes 3opfeS lit ieber cit
gu iorgen unb barauf 81 a6ten, bab fid
biefelben ni6t bur6 irsenb tpeIde 3uz
fdlligfeiten, 8. 9. bur6 bic 3orfitiide,
bic Der grbe beigemii6t ober als Inter
lage benuBt finb, peritopfen. 8leibt
beim @ieBen bas WaHer auf Der @roe
bes SOpfes iteben. 10 1T bieielbe entfpeber
aihetroden gemorben, pber iie iit aur
ungebiibr NAB, unb pirb man i'm err
fteren Sale uieberbolt unb itarf gieBen,
aud biegrbe aus benz unteriab aniaugen
lafen miiiien, I'M bier pieber geb0rig
an3ufeu6ten, i'm 5meiten Sale bagegen
bic pHan5e am beften austopfen unb
in trodenzmarmer 2uft ettuas abtrods
men laiien. 90pfe nit trofen gemorbe=
tler 6eibeerbe-einer @rbe Dirt, bic in
Der @drtnerei biel gebraubt ipirb, nebz
men erit nod Idngerer 3eit wieber bas
geb0rige Quantum WaRer auf unb
miifen besbalb in nnteridbe nit @ais
Ter geitellt perben. 9eibeerbe mirb 10
lei6t, OaB iie, in @aFer gelegt,
f9wimmt. Mian ipirb gut tbun, feline
pHnnaen allgemein in aneemeHenen
3mli6enrdumen, etipa ale 6riibiabr,
porii6tig um5utopfen, um gu feben,
oh bic phan8e ri6tig begoKen tpurDe,
bic Wuraeln geiunb pber frant iinb.
unb nm ii6 lelbit Elm urtbeil 3u bill
ben, oh Die bisberige praris bei3ubes
baIten ober bur6 tnebr ober ipeniger
8eeieben ab5udnfe ern 1T. 9ieie prps
sebur bes llmtopfens lit ni6t i6tper
unb erforbert nur einige nebung.
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aleib ritoHe! aleiberitoffe!

Ser srobte unb sepdb'teite gcrratb ron
fstnen &leiber # ftoffen. Der ie tn @an
4nt nio norbanoen mar. en- nsues Naufter
Satin Stripeb Grepon, iplib unb
0emuftert.
v8ebfDro 6 GorS" in allen neuen Gar
ben, pte Stdel, Gigale, Mais, 2apeneel, San,
Hui1ian erap. Gresm tpeib.
Oarb.
;, .Jraaa1fifd,e Gballiss in s5 Be-
1timntten Diuitern.
Mo baires, Crepe b'gbine. gu rs
Gents. 80 Gents unb $l.Ol.
Sran3oiii9er Orsanbie gu %, 35
uno 90 Gents.
GorD om 8oi, etpas neass, gu 10 Gents
per Darb.
@emuferte 8ebforb @prb su 1216
Gents per Yarb.
:, @emuiterte erepe su IA Gents per
Darb
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Tiir buffnmnsslos erfldrt umo Spd,
Qereffefl

aas einem grieje Der 8rau Surt bon @rDtpm, sabs
tts erfatet bic Grtalfuas ilns i af metne aunsen,
t6 besau fart Su buiten uab balb mar es n,ifefos,
pab td an ber S9winbiudt lttt. @ier aerste saben
lu Ieten babe. SD ielbft sab aue Spifanna anf SnD
berettete mid f6pn anf Elm babiseS Gube Dor. Ga
ststb Senanb meinem Gatten an, Or. a6nts's Saeues
MtieI asi stsen sep.nSiuat Suften nnb Grtdtuns su
Glai&eu nnb purbe poufdntts sebetlt Sd bin iest 10
8sinno Dte trsenb eine Grau nietner 8etanntf&aft.
yrrbefaf4sn fret. .3u -babem bei gbolpb Dretb,
Gbompipn q Sc. i'm WboleiaIe unp BET allen Npptbe,
Tern su 90 Sents unb 81. 90 bic Slafae.
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= Sn elmer Malbnng am puget
Sunb muroe neuli9 elm Baum gefdlt,
welder big gu elmer 0obe bon 179 Sub
feline Nitanf0Be bate. Ser Baum bat=
te einen &ubifinbalt bon $4,000 SUB.
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BON i4warseu 8aaren gu BEN aIer.
niebrisiten Nrei,en.
@etretfter unb earrirter Sam II
bon l eents anftpdrts bis gu ben beften.
Sali4ter f4marser Orssn,ie, @renaoine,
Satin geitreifter 2aipn gu eritaunIi9 nisori,
gen Yreilen.
getoene 0Narp &enriettaa, 40 8ou,
nit ben neaeften @duttirunsen perieben,
gu $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07
sSeime gptbeu Dor

Jeine gptten 0orbanae, 81 garb
Lang, du rs genta, $l.Oo, 81 25, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, So 90, uab aufndrts, 70 fein
tpie Sbr iie tuiinfdt.
. Sarbtser unb fdnaraer 6aiIIe
Graneatie gu 80 Gents per Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07
j3epbpr @inaban1s I!

Bir bertaufen 3epbpr @ingbams
gu is, is unt % Gents.
eatin @t.iSeb @orO bu Roi unb 3epbsrs.
@emmfferte Sateeu su 10, IL, 1s
uno % Gents.
s9ti&t: 8u 10, 121s, Is, 20 unb rs
Gents.
Oas srSbte unb beit aussepdbfte 2ager
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07
Chenille Bortiereu nno gildoedeu.

Bir offeriren @benilIes Yprtipren
uno Slid, beden gu abiolut balbem greile.
@ir baben 80 Vaare Yortieren unb 100
EiI9Sefen, aae gu bemielben greiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07
@orbduae! gsprhdtlae /,

Sn Draperien unb Gretpnues
tabren tptr eine elesante Masmahl BON 10
Gents aiitpdrts bis gu BET feiniten @prte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07
seioenitoffc @eipenitoffel

soltoe farbise gbineiif6e unb Sas
panefti4e Seibenftpffe In ben pcs
pudriten Sarben, h,ie @eib, Greant Ro5a,
Gorn Nile, QiIae 8lau &c.
@rIise @ros @rain 5nparae
setbenitoffe gu rs Gerts, 80 Gents, 81
uab $1.25.
S4warae unb Cream 6 Gbineiii9e
g enfto ffe gu 30, Sd, so, go, Is, s5,
80 Gents unb 81.
ge'beue nmo Gntim Nrueaoe, in
id,n,nrs unb f rbia su 75, 90 Gents, 81 unb
$l.25 in ben neueiten Mbenbs6arben.
Gancb eenuiterte Snbins, lcttparser,
iarbiger uno ipeiBer @runb; stpe,far5ig. Elm.
fah unb perfdieoenart se Ttsurer, 8Jumen
Sero'ls unb anbeie Mniter, Is Sorten, 3Xl2
8nmb,natton, isoeS 20-22 3ol brett, 35. 48,
go, 68, 75 @ents mnb 81. % Sol breite sm
81 nnb 81 25.
8er'hiebene 8lscee gmraf,s, au 20,
35, so unb rs Gents.
0as seibenIaser iibertriift a1es Dasetpez
iene IN MuSnabl, Site uno Nertb fir ieben
3ped. fpo Seioe sebrauht ipirr, unb Seren
3abl tit 2eyion.
Hnier Waareulager lit mabgebenb.
Die foIsenben luotationen seben einen
ginf, UNI aber ben tuirtliehen Mertb unb Die
Rsi4baltistsit fennen gu lernen, fomtmt unb
leht ober lakt Cad, Nruben idbsden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07
8 s5o5szxx1TYK 5 8 8 8
l1nier ..WeiBer lEltplant1

Clothing 9aus 1T bas sr5bte aaS pslIftxns
btgite tn. SIbtreIsen. 4Bir 8 1rantiren
5hnitt, Muiter, Aualitdt unS
% aB Miles pabt.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-07

Cine 9iamantenf6nur, tpel6e
stpei Glen lang 1T, befigt 6rau Madep.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-10-20

Forge.
From W. II. Lipop to NJ A. Bright,
conveying lot 2, block IS, section 2, i'll
Clifton Forge.
From Covington Improvement Com
pany to B. F. Persinger, conveying lot
5, block IS, Covington Extension.
From West Clifton Forge Construction
and Loan Company to Lucy w. Bins
ford, conveying lot s, block 80, section
2, West Clifton Forge.
From Clifton Forge Company to W.
J. Mahoney, conveying lot s, block 30,
section Q, lot "a, block 8, section 4, Cliff
ton Forge.
From John T. Cribbens and wife to R.
B. Hughes, conveying lot /, block 5, sec
ton /, Low Moor.
| From j. 3. Moore and wife to A. @.
Surber and j d. Mnstoe, conveying lot
| 49, block 1876, West Clifton Forge.
From Robert Reynolds and wife to
VIM. Leftwich, conveying $3.50 square
| feet of land one fourth mile east of Gov
| ington.
From s. F. Chapman and wife to Gov
| ington Improvement Company, convey
ing lots IS and 30, Covington Extension
From Covington Improvement Com
pany to Mrs r. g. Chapman, conveying
lots % and "a, block 142, Covington Elk
| tension.
/ From same to H. O. Nicholas, convey
ing lot II, block l42, Covington Exten
| sion.
From John S. Ham and wife to W. H.
McConihay. conveying lot Of land 'front.'
ing 40 feet on Maple street, Covington.