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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
The People Of JOnes-Their ActinSs
and Doipgs - Their Coming and
Going.

Jones, S. c., Sept "a. 1892.
Capt. 4. NJ. Agnew has been quite sick, bni
Is gradually convaleScng, and we nope VIII
soon he restored TO health.
Mr.. q. Il. Riley, true patriot anu slauNcn
supporter OF the present administrator, az
tended as delegate the State convention IN
Columbia ou the 2lst instant.
Hon. J. $. McGee coniemplatcs moving To
Greepvilc in the near future. He has long
been actively identified with every good work
in this community. and while We VIII rtluc-
tnntly part with him and his excellent iami-
~, we wish them a pleasant ana prosperous
stay In the Mountain City. He goes 10 edu-
cate his children.
Several families will soon cast their lot IN
this community, and we would eStend 10
them Il cordia and hearty welcome.
MeSSrS. John Davis and w. +. Goddard, our
contractors, have been working at Princeton.
LaurcnS county, for some time.
Our school, under The efficient management
of Prof. W. Y. CulbertSoD, opened on Monday
the 5th instant. with thirty-four pupils enroll
ed which number has since increased 10 over
forty. We have several students from olhrr
communities, and still they come. We SIN
cerely thank all our friends for I'll cir generous
support aud encouragement, and assure tnenl
that no effort upon our part Will be !arklEg 10
make them realize the wisdom Of their ac-
tion. ,,..
Kev. W. W. Daniel, of Newherry, recently
visited his sister, Mrs. DR. w. r. Jones. He is
quite q favOrite among all our people ana We
hope his visits may he frequent.
MusSrs. Is. y. and j. ID, Culberison, W EXON,
are visiting the family OF Prof. w. J.. CulDert'
son.
We learn they have secured the services OF
Mr.. David Blackwell as teacher ut Wainut
Grove. Pompcy.
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The Governors Speech.

The speech Of Governor TiIlman, upon be-
ing notified OF his reelection, has been very
generally criticised la most favorable terms
by those who were against him in the CAM
paign.
If the Governor, in The future. will sqnarc
his official utterances with his speech of last
Wednesday, the people will think better of
him, and he will think better OF the people.
Let us hope, therefore, that the Governor
will strive TO be the Governor Of the whole
people, and let us further hope, that his Off
ciai acts in the future may be such as to COM
mand the respect and confidence Of all the
people.
But, whether or not Mr.. Tillman makes the
Governor that the minority would wish, he iS
the choice Of q majority Of the people, and we
should sustain him when his acts warrant us
in so doing. and we should only repudlate iu-
ture acts which seem wrong in themselves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28

Governor Tillman has been re-nominated
by a large vote, and is evidently the choice
Of a majority of the people OF South Carolina.
1T Is our duty to accept him as the Chief En-
ecutive OF the State. and we believe the war
on him should now end, Oh all matters dat
ing prior TO his nomination.
1t would be better for the peace and mar
mony of the people, and it would be better
for our credit abroad, if the strife should
cease.
1t matters little to the great mass OF the
people which OF the two candidates were sue
cessful Our own convictions are, that about
the only issue involved in the recent cam
paign was the offices: Whether "ne and my
wife, my son John and his wife," should get
them, Or whether "me and Wife, my son John
and his wife," should live in the ranks and
let somebody else hold the offices.
= I an outsider, who expects nothing for
either himself or any OF his kin, it is un-
seemly for the office-seeking class, or their
friends, to set up a great howl because they
were defeated. We must submit 70 the rule
of the majority.
Let the just censure attend the true eXent,
and let the administration make new record
upon which TO base our criticisms. We have
riddled the past, and it would be like beating
old straw to revive the old objections to Till
man.
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NINETY-SIX NEWS.
Store Broken Open E9onorS aon
fcrred-NisitOrs-I Marriage
Nice Words for Prof. Hood.


NinCty-SiN; :. G., Sept; 10Th, lS'2;
our farmers are much disturbed anont inc
wet weather, and fear much OF me corn now
in the fields Will he damaged BY the weather.
The work of the Convention WAS short,
sweet. and decisive. We suppose the work
was all cut aud dried. anu they hao oniS 10
meet. organize ard carry out the programme.
We are sorry for some of the disappointed
ones but the boiling down process Is fashion
able and the caucus Ut too very fatal.
Miss iIuif and Miss holloway. two OF .Nb-
bevillc'S most charming daughters, nave pren
visiting Mrs Rev. 7. B. kihard, in Edgctlrid'
MrSSrs Anderson * Smith are selling the
Wyoming horses without any trouble. They
seem to take well with the farmers.
Mr.. William K. Littleton has moved his
family to Augusta, Ga. He will remain here
for the present. to wind up his business His
daughters, Miss Mamie and Miss Maggie, will
be- lutte a loss 10 Ninety -Six, and al regret
! their departure. sWe hope however they Will
visit us often.
The grain Sown before the rain is coming up
beautifully. - ,,,..
Mrs. Il. {. McCants, accompanied oS MIS- MIS-
Daisy Orchard. lett last Wednesday tO JON
her husband. who is president Of stuart Nor
nal College. at Stuart, Va. Miss Daisy mas
! been elected one of the assistants. Both
Capt. McCants and Miss Orchard are we'll
qualified tor the pOSitiOnS to which they nave
6een elected, and we feel that stuart Normal
! College will take high stand as an educa
tionai institution.
| Cart James King secured the contract l.,
| rebuild Ppttigru Drluse, on LlItie iiNcI,, ~
| Il 5-O Nr King is a first class bridge builder
| He wns billed ont of politics. but is still In tht
| rjn,r when BRIDGES are to be let ont.
| The good people of Cow Grove section arc
on the right track. They propose TO unite
both of their schools and build Il new schuo
house.
Th,. HIM. l. II. Einard attended the con
venIinn, as a delegate from Abbevillc.
| The Eey. MIR. Sttawav assisted Mr.. Brab
ham in the meeting last week.
| Wr Naner l.. Rice one of our most ponnla
voung business men. was happily married I,
Miss lila I'Owan daughter Of w. e. Cowan o
| Due West on the 22nd inst. The bride l.
| well known AZ Nlnety-Siy T. as q Young lady o
many attractions. of both head and heart
and ihe groom, who is a member Of one %
our LARGEST business firms, and is deserved,
nopuIar. The happy young couple Will re
sida In Ninptv.Siy
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Do Your Duty, Governor.

We see that the Governor is considering the
petition OF the slayer Of Mayor Henneman
of Spartanburg, and that great number o
citizens of that city are protesting against the
possibility OF clemency for the condemned
man.
This newspaper knows nothing OF the facts
OF The case, and has no feeling one way or an
other, but we do hope that the Governor will
do his whole duty in the matter.
Let the Governor not forget that he alone is
responsible for the discharge Of his duty in
the matter. Let him not forget that the ne
gro is frendless and can look to none other
for succor.
Let him investigate the evidence, and then
let him weigh it carefully. If there are pal
liating circumstances, let them have proper
weight in coming 10 a decision. If the Negro
is guilty of murder, let him hang higher than
Haman, but If Il less punishment is deserved
don't intlct the more severe penalty.
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TIE showing made last week hy Il. NJ. Had,
don q Co at their grand fall and winter open
~ h.ts and bonnetS was enough To charm all
lovers of the beautiful, while the great Va.
riely of handsome dress materials that were
on exhibition WAS the subject OF ilattcrlng re-
marks.
Nix. LEWIS W. SIGN IS now representing
the Atlanta Constitution here. lie VIII take
your subscription for either the daily or
weekly. The Constitution arrives here TWO
hours earlier than any of the dailieS. a num-
bcr of copies are sold on our streets by MS
ncwsbOy.
Dresses cut and tit or made to order In the
latest style and at reasonable prices by Miss
Clark ut Haddon's.
Cold weather VIII soon be upon us. You
Will want tlunnrls and wraps. IIaddon can
supply you as chcapy aS any house III the
trade.
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Let lis have no more blind warfare on ih {
administration, for Il season, at least. The
Governor has Il Legislature which Will likely
do his bidding. Let lis hope, then. that he
will not press some OF the issues that received
attention in the campaign. AS the matter
now stands, with Il Legislature Of members
that will probably do as he directs them, or as
they may think that he desires, Gorcrnor
Tillman may he set down as absolute mon
arch Of the State, on and after Il "brcid and
butter" bench Of judges has been elected.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28

The minutes of the Teachers Associations,
(white and coIored) were not received until
late Monday evening. Because of pressing
advertisements. it was then too late for last
weeks issue of the Press and Banner. 1t
seems to us now that the minutes are some
what old us the Associations held their meet
ings in the early part of the month. We are
sorry for the delay in sending the copy, and
we regret that circumstances prevented their
appearance last week. If the secretaries will
excuse this time. we hope to do our whole
duty and more too, next time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28
"Bread and Butter"

Judge kershaw, because of his age; Judge
Hudson, possibly. because of his crankness
In wanting prisoners acquitted or convicted
on the primary election plan, and Judge Wal
lace, because he construed some Of the laws
differently from "the administration" will
probably have TO walk the plank, to give
place to gentlemen who may be sufficiently
sagacious to see which side of their "bread iS
buttered. ~
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May Ministering Angels Defend Tx.

fdence may save this people from the evils in
csdent to a Constitutional Con nvention whicti
shall overthrow the organic law Of the land
when Convention may fasten Constitution
upon US without our consent.
We do not want TO do away with the home
stead.
We cannot well exist If the credit Of the
poor man is taken away from him. SO that lac
cannot mortgage his crops for advances OF
supplies with which to make his living.
The three-dollur poll tax is Il burden which
should not be inflicted on any people.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28
'Abbeyille Always Gets a Portion OF
the pIUmS

The next Legislature will elect several
judges. and it Is presumed that the old judges
will have TO give place 10 new men, who know
which Side OF their bread is buttered, and " no
have not yet been rewarded. AS Abbeville
never fails 10 get portion of the good things
that are to be given out. we expect several
plums to be divided out with our citizens.
Abbeville by virtue of the merits OF her cit
izens, deserves to get Il portion of the good
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28

In writing OF Il sermon don't characterize ii
at all. There is no necessity for saying that
1t WAS able, eloquent, impressive, fine, splen-
did, etc. That is taken for granted. But, II
the correspondent so desires, he may repeat
something that was said, or give the idea that
the preacher intended TO convey Oh any sub
JecL But "fnc," "cloQucnt,' 'good,' and
such expressions are rot. pure and simple, for
which the Press and Banner has no room.
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To SubScriOcrs In Arrears.

We Wish that every subscriber would exam
ine the date of the label on his paper, which
is intended to show the time to which each
has paid.
If any error has occurred we will be glad TO
correct the same on notification OF the mis-
take.
We ask each and every one to renew his
subscription at the earliest date possible.
Please do this on or before Sale Day in Octo-
ber. If
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Wednesday, Sept. %, 1892
Shirky Debtors and Balky Horses.


All persons who owe debts TO the banks
and to the merchants who have credited them
shonld he scrupulously careful 10 pay
their Indebtedness. Any body can pay DEBT
when money Is plentiful, but it takes an hoh-
est man to make sacrifices to meet his obi ls'l-
tions in years like this. Tho fact Is, tnat
punctuality is necessary to preserve credit.
Credit may be harder to get next year, ana
money may be still scarcer; therefore put
yourself square on the record. Don't DODGE
and plead hard times in extenuauon. 1ha'
won't do. A fellow that does that is ike Il
balky horse that pulls all right as long as 'he
road is level, but refuses to do his duty wheh
the load Is to be taken up the hill. AL beSI u
balky horse and an unreliable debtor, Is
poor excuse of either Il horse or a man. ii
the balky horse couldn't pull the whole load
he could at least put out his strength IN Tie
right direct ion, and If the debtor cannct pay
all, he can at least pay whatever he has. ana
make a clean breast with his creditor. The
main thing to do is to preserve your own sell
respect and then command credit, because ol
good character and honorable effort.
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Abbevillc has been paying high prices for
cotton. BY arrangements with the G.,f.%
Hallway, cotton may now be shipped rom
AbbcvilIc TO Liverpool at less than it costs TO
ship the staple to New York.
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Dress Maker.

Miss May Clark, an experienced dress
maker, OF Baltimore, Is now with 4. VI. Had
don * Co.
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LADIES WINTER WRAP

I can save you money on this class OF
goods, having bought over 200 garments.
|You should see the beautiful Tans ana
Crews have in Jackets and Russian C1rcu-
lars.
Full line of Ladies Undervests, Corsets,
|GlOVes and Hosiery. L can snow you Cno
best Kid Glove for one dollar that was ever
nlaced ON the counter. Ladies and Chill
dreu,s Hose at - 1-2c., zoe. and Csc. that
can,t he bought in 50 dozen lots at the
same price.
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Double Faced Ribbons with Satin on
one side and MOire on the other. Persian
effects in every combination. @&
Fancy Feathers and Prince Of Wales
Tips in every shade.
Felt Crowns in all shades. This is some
thing new in Millinery.
Jewel Ornaments for Hat Trimming.
Very stylish and pretty for this season.
Ny: Ny Dress. Geeds Stock
is full in every grade of goods, with all the
new Fabriques, Drape DAlma, Silk Illumi-
na, Storm Serges, Illuminated Diagonals,
jacquard Crepon, with a full line OF Black
Goods. Dress Trimmings to match all
shades of Dress Goods.
Black Dress Silks in all the new Fap-
rioues from soc. to $1.75 per yard.
Beautiful line Of MIlffs and Furs.
All the new styles in
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MHerlei.

xSttertct.
Sn San Mntpnio wurben I'M
perfohenen Monat Sebruar 143 6du=
Ter I'M 8elammtpertbe bpn 800, 705
gebout. SIN Monat porber lparen fiji
ruito $4,000 neue Sdufer sebaui
uorben.
SIN Monat 6ebruar itarben in
San Gntonio 100 perionen. Sc if
bas cine 3abl, tpel6e bic 9ur9i6nitts.
SITTER aidt ~unerbebli9 iberlteigt.
Sie innere Musriitut1g unb BIT
M0bIirung Der bieiigen Gtaats= Siren,
Mnftdlt 1T 10 melt nprangel9ritten, baE
tn etipa 5ebt1 Sagen bic eriten patien.
ten, n1lb stuar iol9e aus Der iiberfiia.
ter Mutiner Srren>N nitalt, aufgenoms
men tDerben t6nnen, Namentli6 aug
Norbs9eras Gegen i9on sablreide Sc
tube I'm Mufnabme pOn 8eitesfranfen
nDr.
Ser gitp 9lIiefpr Grai9 bat Ell.
men neuen Genius aner &inber I'M
fdulfdbigen @Iter, 5. +. BON s Bis 1e
Sabren, a~nfnebmen laiien, I'm ben
pros ataz Staatsaui6uB gu ermitteln,
ben Die Stabt San Intonio 5u beam.
fpruden bat. 9erielbe belduft iid
auf $500 pro aopf, einerIei, ob bic
betrefenben ainber bic Sreii6ule be-
fn6en, ober cine Bribati6ule, ober gar
feline S6ule. Die 3unabme Der ains
Der I'M f6ulfdbigen NIter betrdgt Ieii
Der Nufnabme bes leBten S6uls@eniua
IN ie6er Warb bur6f9nittIi6 $50.
Geffern Mbenb gegen 5 nbr f1oF
Der als G6reiber bel Der 6irma Sran.
eis Smith, galbueG & 60. angefeGtt
Y. 9arri8 auf ben 8u1halter beriel.
ben Girma, pauI s. Barbour, als
nerfelbe in Der an Yturri StraBe be-
degeIen Office Der Sirma i'm 8egriff
mar 4ahe 5u MAIDEN, unb be:
rGubte Denfelben ltnt etma $500.
Barbour ipurbe am Nrme perpunbei
unb 9arris entflob =, tpurbe iebod
nod in berielben Madt in elmer Spiel.
b6ae perbaftet, lta9bem er NIT ben
geraubtea @elbe uHeefdbr $50 getpon.
men bate.
SIN @taatsbepartemett 5u Muitin
lieB iid bic 9eibs utb Grebitseieni9a
BON San IntDnio, bic iiber Elm Sc.
triebsfapital bon 81, 000, 900 berfiigt,
einen 5reibrief ausfteaen. Sic 9iref=
loren finb: @eo. %. Breckenridge, @eo.
o. aalteber, Or. s. 6erf fr., Gbas.
9ugo, s. @roos, $. 8. &manr,
". y. Jrdnf, Spbn q. Sraier, Wm.
3euerman1, 9. U. Stribling, Sbomas
3. Grarflin un6 8. 6. 6rDf.
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Sampst
Outttitte
6aar=4pntc.

ein beDdbrtes Mittel ben 9aaren feline
1atiirli6e Sarbe unb 2eben tpieber3u&
geben. IS beieitigt Sduppen poIftdns
big urb berbinbert bas Musfalet Der
5aare, inbem es bic seiunbe Sbdtigfeit
Der @opfbaut anregt unb bas Torts
tpa6ien bes 9aares ii6ert. So 1T nolls
fommen frei BON giftigen Slbitansen.
preis per Glai9e 81. Sour allein prds
pdrirt BON Oscar Sampsb,
9auptnieberlage in Srpnsfis Mpotbefe,
Wfilitdrzp laaa un0 @ib GloresftraBe.
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Cine Orbimaua
Sur grbebuns einer aopfz unb ad va
loren Steuer anr 1nterbaltung Der
Stabtperpaltung fir bas nit
benz 81. Wfdr3 1892 abb
16lieBenbe SSisfaliahr.

SIS lei perorbnet bur6 BEN etabts
ratb Der Stabt San 4ntonio:
section l.. DaB fir bas nit
benz 81. Mai 1892 abi6IieBenbe Muz
nieipaliabr cine @opfiteuer BON 81 fir
iebe1 mdnnli6en @inmpbner i'm glitter
5tpii9en 81 unb so Sabren erboben
tper6en ion, mel9e ni9t anf anbere
Weife bur6 baS @eieb BON Der gers
pfli9tung Der Steueraabluns ausge>
tot1men morben iinb ufb bpransgeiebt,
baB bieie perionen felt minbefens 6
Wto11aten Dor Dem l. Suni 1891 in bieIer
Staot getpobnt baben.
Sectio II 2. 9aB bierbur6 cine
Stelter fir algemeine 3pede %anfgelegt
perbe1 ioa fir bas nit benz 81. Mfai
1892 abf6liebenbe Gisfaliabr auf aIes
@runbeigentbrm ober per 6nli@es giz
gentbnm, bas nidt anDertpeitig bur9
bic S~taatsgeiebe ober bic ltdbtii1en
Srbtnanaen BON Der 8elteuerung auss
ge1ommen 1T unb stpar cine ad valorem
Steuer CUR State $1.002 auf ie 800
@ertb an @igentbum.
Section 3. SAP our Beaablung
Der 3inien Der bonbirten S9ulb Der
Stabt unb CUR S9afung zines Sill
gangsfombs CUR i6lieBli6en Nbsablung
berfelben bierbur9 cine Spesialiteuer
bon $0.29.5 auf ie 800 Wertb BON
alien in Section 2 ~ermdbn&n @igene
thltm erhDben tDer6e.
Section 4. 9aB in uebereins
itimmung nit elmer friiber angenom=
1tette,t u1b bur6 bic Steueraabler in Ell
ner am s. Wdr5 1882 abgebaltenen
Wabl ratifisirten Orbinans bierbur1
fir bas Munieipaliabr 1891-1892
cine Spe5ialiteuer BON 1910 auf ie
800 @igentbums Wertb, pel9es Der
8eieuerumg CUR l1nterbaltung Der
ftdbtif6en @9ulen untermorfen 1T,
erboben merben ion.
Sections. SOB CUR @oaenbung
Der @itp 6aa umb CUR pfafterung unb
NuSi1miidung bes bieielbe umgebenbei1
plaBes bierbur9 fir bas nit benz 81.
Mai 1892 abi6lieBenbe Sisfaliabr
(einf9lieBli6 Der arn 80. Mdr3 1891
erbobenen 10 Gents) cine Speaialfeuer
BON $0.16.5 auf ie 800 GiBentbumss
Wertb erboben merben follen unb spar
auf allies in Der Section 2 erpdbnte
@igentbum.
Nngenommen unb sebi1lgt am %.
Sebruar 1892.
r.. 81 s. S9reiner,
Waper pro TEN.
4ttefirt: s. 9. @Iaubon,
Gitp @lerf.
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@tns ftdere 8cls.Mulaae

If etne fplfe, BON wel4er Sbnen inter Garantte iuse,
fdsrt rerben fam, bas fe befriebtsenbe REGULATE Hes
fert, ptertseafans bas a~n5eIeste @elb 3urddse3ablt wtrb.
9uf bieler 8aiis f6nnen Gte BON benz unten ansese<
tenen 4pctbefer etne Glai@e bon Or. atnss Meuem
S4wtnbiu4t8 : Setl1ntttel taufen. Gs ptrb %aarantirt,
bab Safelbe unter alien umfdnbeu Grlet4terurs sez
Reble, ber 8ruf pber Der 2unsen anpenbet = wte
S4tptnbSndt, 2unsenentShnbuns 8rpHaitis, Nfbma,
aen&bnifen, 8rdure &C. &c. G8t III a~nsenebm ~ein3unebs
men nnb iamedt sut, if S6ats fuber unb man tam fA
thinner barauf perla6en.
gro6efaS4en fret tn alien Mpptbsfen. 2~Bhrteiafe Bel
gbplpb DreiS, Gbompipn & Go.
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Galifprnia . Weine.

Weinliebbaber finbem Elm sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Weiner bel
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamos
plaaa. 0err Meper fu6t bic Weine
at Srt urb STEELE. aus unb fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Der Meinaii6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn tets, bic
belten Snrten aus5umdblen. @r fann
feline 9unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
MeiB Meine in bor3igli9er Qualitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alome = fret
i1S 0aus aeliefert.
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2eiet bies.


@enn Sbr @urer Geium6beit ober
Der @rboluns tuegen cine bibf9e &eife
MAIDEN ipolt, 10 ratben mir gu9, nod
got Springs, Dirt, benz ,garlsba6
Imerifas" 81 geben, tpeI6es i'm Ger
sen Der O5artberge liegt, umgeben BON
rei5enber Scenerie NIT i16nen iSabrz
unb SuBmegen unb ben beilfrdftigiferi
Aueaen Der Welt. SIR errei1t es
bur9 bic fem ausgeitatteteu s3ige Der
Sron Mountain 8abn. Megen iIultrir=
ter pampblete NIT 8ef6reibumg (frei
berfanbt) menbet gu9 at ben Mgenten
Der &ompagnie ober an ben General
YaRagier : Qgenten Der Mo. pac. Rp.
Co., ct Qouis, Mo.
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plappern, aber ni9t leieu tennte. l1nb
&ommunismus lit 1ur i'm S6atten bes
8laubens, unter Nuffi6t Der Stride
m0gli6. Wenn alio Der beuti6e Gais
Ter unb iein &ei6sfansler bic beiben
Singe nit benz Speialismus bertpe6z
feln unb nit ufir6li6erA Religion bic
Stride in Stat unb S6ule bineinz
i6leppen uolen: ban1t fallen iie 8ei6e
in bic Grube, bic ber papft fir 9ie,
bic ii6 bon ibm fangen laHen, gegras
ben bat.
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IS lei perorbnet bur6 ben Stabtratb
BON San 9lntonio
Section L. SAP bon ieber Yerz
ion, Sirma ober @eieaf6aft bon Ser
fonen, mel6e irsenb Elm @euerbe be-
treiben, bas na9 ben @eieben bes Staas
ties Seras befteuert wirb, bic 9dlfte
bieier StaatSteuer-mit fol6en Ginz
f6rdrfungen urtb 8egrensungen, mie
bag Staatsseieb iie feftitelt-als itdbs
tide 9teuer auferlegt unb erboben pers
ben ion, unb baB ale 8ei9dftigungen
unb @euerbe, bic bisber bon Der Stabt
beteuert wurben, obne baB Der @taat
6iefelben b%eiteuert, au9 in 3ufunft Bic
ielbe Steuerrate entri9ten iolen, bic ie
bisber a1 5ablen batten.
Nngenommer unb gebiaigt am %.
6ebruar 1892.
@ s. 59reimer,
G@ Mapor pro tenn.
Nttetirt: s. g. GIaubon,
@itp glerf.
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CINDERELLA .Nalaft.

9ie feinten 9erren> unb Damenz
S9ube, iomie aud bic beiten unb bau=
erbafteiten S9ul S6ube fir 8naben
unb Mdb6en.
gmpfeblensmertbe Mopitat: Dolge's
paferbi6te GiIsi6ube unb Gil3 : pan=
tofelnl
u~eberbaupt MIes, mas in einem re-
guldren @@ubs8 ei6dft erter alafe al
finben 1T!
@inberelIa@ d. bsp la #,
@de 9ouitonitraBe unb MDe.@ 6.