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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
I JUDICIAL SALE.
Thompson & Jackson
w. Ecuitv.
John IL. Carrrico, ct al.

~
John III. Carrrico, ct al.
by virtue of 4 decree of the Circuit Court OF
Preston county, rendered In the above entitled
chuncery cause, on the 2nd day of April 1892.
tile undersigned Special Commissioner will
oHcr ~ public auction, at the front door of tina.
Court House OF said county, ON
Thursday, September ISt, 1892,
the following described real estate: tract OF
land, consisting Of about
Ninety Five Acres,
situate in. Rene District Of said county. being.
TIE Inlnl VI. Carrico Farm, near Rowesburg.
iEiMS :-EnCngh cash i'm hand to pay tho
cost OF suit ana expenses of sale and the resi-
due upon credit of o. 10 and IS months tho,
purchaser executing for the deferred payments
interest bearing notes with good security.
=. j. CROGAN, Special Commissioner.
Bond with security has been given by tho,
ap"Ne named commissioner, as required by law.
e'iVs- it-SO 10 j. W. WATsoN, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WIN. A. MAcCORKLE,
of Kanawha county.
FOR AUDITOR,
ISAAC V. JOHNSON,
of Barbour.
FOR TREASURER,
j. NJ. ROW AN,
of Monroe.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS,
VIRGIL A. LEWIS,
of Mason.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Il. S. RILEY,
of Ohio.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
Q.osa TKnD
Nj. III. DENT,
of Taylor.
(SHoRr TERM
HOMER A. HOLT,
of Greenbrier.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECToRS-AT-L LARGE,
SAMUEL 8. VINSON,
of Wayne.
c. WOOD DAILY,
Of Mineral.
FOR 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
BERNARD l.. BUTCHER.
of Randolph.
For CoNGREss--2nd District.
WILLIAM l.. WILSON.
OF JEFFERSON.
FOR STATE sENATE-11th District.
WILLIAM NJ. DENT,
of Preston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25

Property consists of GRIST
MILL, with three run of Burrs.
SAW MILL, TWO DWELLING
ilOUSES-one of Z Rooms and one
OF :. All necessary Out Buildings,
except stable, and in the best Of
order. The Mills can both be put
In good condition for a small outlay.
There are
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS.

on easy payments. This is very
Cheap. Will sell Grist Mill. Saw
Mill, Lot and Small Dwelling House
Tor only $500. This is the Best
bargain ever offered in this county.
For further particulars call on or
address -.
THE ARGUS,
TT Kingwood, WA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
40 Acres of Good Land.

not all improved, but with an Or
chard Of Good Fruit.
The whole property can no
bought for
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
JUDICIAL SALE.
J. G. Kemble
Va E0uify.
J. =. Shahan CT al.

vs. Z Equity.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court az
Preston county. rendered in the above entitled
cause. nH the lat day of April, 1892 the under
signed Special Commissioner. will offer al pub.
lie auction st the front door of the Court House
Of said county. ON
Thursday, September ISt, 1892,
the following described real estate: A tract Of
consisting Of about
SO ACres Of Land,
being the same land conveyed by John q. Bow
mar TO sJg}hn s. Shahan.
TERMS or SALE Enough cash In hand to-
pay the costs Of the said suit and the EXPENSES
Of the said sale and the residue upon n credit Of
q - and l6 months. the purchaser executing for
the deferred payments, isteTest bearing notes
with good security.
y. ). CROGAN, Special Commissioner
Bond with security has been given by tho
by law.
Sl92-1t- SG45 J.W. WArsov. Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
EAST Slde,)
LEWIS S. STEMPLE,
Of Union District.
(West Side,)
GEORGE A. HERRING,
of Valley District.
FOR SHERIFF,
FARLEY DBBERRY,
of Portland District.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES A. JACKSON,
of Kingwood District.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
JULIUS X. MONROE,
of Kingwood District.
AssEssoRs-(E East Side,)
DORSEY +. FORMAN,
Of Portland District.
(West Side,)
j. b. COOKE,
Of Kingwood District.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-08-25
4 BARGA I
Desirable Country Property
FOR SALE VERY LOW,
Or Exchange for Town Property.

CONVENIENT To SCHOOLS AND
CHURCHES AND ONLY Two MILES
FROM klNGwooD. COOP ROADS
AND SPLENDID LOCATION GEN
ORALLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
B.yKryG ,u-1UonS IN THE WEST.

Moorhcad Mimi. Feb 1i.-Thc affairs OF ule Ner
chants National Bank arc SIN unsettled I"H STATE
mcnts were made at the meeting oil the creditors.
There IS something Of dl-pn" between Me'rs' Hihh'
and Kurt the partners in the bank a. T. IN" situation.
The declo,rcs eccn 10 show clearly that The capital
OF the bank had been diverted, % lar as ca'h wa
concerned about eight ten years ago; 1t had gone
into other property They also show That Tor The
$4,000 Mr. Luns put I'm originally he has received
9l7j,O0O. without counting tie accrued Interest ana
with that Il 4, 100000. - that il docs not appear
,ba, he has bccn successfully Robbed" II they dc
duct the 10000 that he alleges be- raised on his own
property anerward. which went into the bank, he has
still received SlO5O 900 Tor the $D4joO originally pail
in or s,- 800 IN excess. That - between himself
and partner he seems to have gpt me h''i oi l.
IN, two criminal ca-t, against I'gun' tOr d"ti 1ling
dcpntor. ont q $1,000 and 5000 ctn1 40 for hear
inc Yesterday morning. ON mONou OF Mf. Irui-'-
attorney 4. \. Nyc, the case involving IN" 10000
Chalge was dismissed. ON motion 81 state Attorney
I,nucnss the $1,000 continued Iur on.
week Mr.. Bruins was released without FecosnLancc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

strength to every willing heart But every nan nan n an
mast And that past contains SIN Ana t1tr o NJ,
a. ylnlves guilt And that guilt deserves puis @
WSot is this but fae' The present may be rec
,h@ future may offer divine possibility OF upW"nr
nrdcr the condemnation Of n holy law what can we
do at least, but pny the penalty and ulhi ous uQoi.
Th. &c the sentence of conscience. that - the uou
n,nnv OF the law. that is tho necessity OF morn
Universe Docs 1t not bind rs to u destiny Oh SUI
row. =, g.. -. 80. To-, .bo yitaI truth OF
rodempon which Is revealed In the Gospei Oh Jcsms
rbrst And what is that ruthl simply ths; Jc,us
ChJst has come TO pay ransom for all, to take away
hn sin of the world 10 taste death for every man,
g. Mot ont the guilt OF tn" past and remove the cu'S
y; tbe law and open the kingdom of heaven To az
believers simply this: but this plain mess &c Oh
,,,ns redemption BY the Son Of God l. the piOclhIi,
ion Of liberty to the captlves and the opening Of
nrison to them that are bOVnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
MR.. sPuReEOK' s DEATH.
Il Was, Without Doubt Unt'me'y'
questionable Evidence That lie '"R"' o '
and Well To-day Had He Foi'o"e" i'' ""'


The sad death OF Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon rchuefea
still sadder By tho belief that his lhe n's". 80" --
saved and his great work prolonged. Inc uH.' r"i''
contain cablcgr1m from London which states us' OsO'
hs deah the suffering divine pleaded with his pnys'
clan, TO depart from lines OF praeuce anu a
minister modern discovery by which he had Formerly
hecn cured. Tho cablegam is as follows;
COULD STURGEON HAVE BEEN SAVEDf
1ondon Feb 12-Consdeabe excitement has been &C.
Gn'G a- 0 death pend WITH his Physicians administer
rncr's SAFE Cure which he had previously used win
goat benefit The doctors refused ana r lid to bS
Here was grand llfe whose words have been read ana
whose influence has felt BY millions, and yet per-
Ted ~ co 70 the Great Hereafter when his teachings
might have been prolonged; his life might have been
saved -, ..,
II "a refreshing to think that there are other noble
rcachers both abroad and In America VINO are awe u"
day but who might have been in their graves had IL h's
been for the wonderful remedy which Mr. spurseon iohe~
"a take and which they did take and were saved
The Rev. Faacis McCammon OF the Manss Ba tbs
bridge ss, the ie d had Been thinking
me q using warner, Hsds 0I oe VpI giaduay got
and being - ' d BY h pencdT a' s s@ happy aS;
to Say the result OF the u-e Of tnree oot : S Sa
m On ind 1SGIs I'D S oC y arr 70 as
~ The Rev eorge Waterman, Berwyn Lodge, Broad;
s9 Syea mg la Under cod to the Of watne
cure. During nearly two '*s nau oeen nSy
Sicians but last he to understand that ne coad
nv" 10 try Warmers Cure, the use o. which con,
Timed nn,il / am reioced 20 say am entirely cureo.
b,yo recommended Thu great rcnely ever since my yos
nv aud In single has 1t failed 70 erect copee
The Rev Edward Wilson, ID. d.: Bishop OF osaws,
Canada SAYS Il found Warmers safe cure me hoss
Ssma lc AID encacious remedy have ever tried IA.
dSed one cannob express the experimental sense OK @
"a, icG, action IL i. Ike charm, soothing, relieving
and building up quicbly find That renewal ai.s, an
Interval very advantageous and do :" "h'n'
ever I think IL needed" -, A.. ,..,n.,r so.,,
Tho ,ad hearts who mourn to-day the untlmeiy ceat.
n, wr Sturgeon NAV cherish his teachings Dut cahos
recaI his lie. He has gone. and MS death Is ooA Z
10, aId warning Had he followed his own uogmen!
IN his physical ne he did bis onsciencc IN his sTIa
arairs he would probably be alive to-day 70 pes tne
w"rd With his teachings and inspire by his presence!
Nav t1s not he lesson 70 you May you not sso re-
ni,ire shelter from bodily dangers whicn sur
rro1na youS Can you afford 20 neglect the warningf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
corBr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supremc Confinement IeIm-Beiore Van Brunt. p. -
satrenS tSsrt-Chambers-B Beach. J-MOteu
sages egR-raF' I-Defo's Barrett
sspm?S o 81 Is%f. 5lp'9y so H.n
5 isa' isoS ~ is s $751; 49, ts! 49, 49,
trc 1G toartUPGr: i~etore Andrews, J-cases t.
be cent from Part -Beoro rruax Jcases to b.
sent ti ieS r cctrSaG,-part IBeroe Ingsham
l44e IT'S, So i222-lSl5, lis7. lo22, 1899. 1904.
G.icuit CouTt-lart IvBeore Barrett J.-toscs to 10
=. cannon schuyler Skaat, Patrick e burke and sophia
Moss. 10 80 a. m FOR probslc-WlIs oil irnaes "oen'
Ho,c6sisD. Mary ". Amciman aud William g. Iausha.
10 m. Agatha Ochs KathsTina SchrAb'r and Mary A.
' Common rSas~cencral TsrmSAaSuncS until Feb q.
Common iU pea.-Equity Tern-Reforc Bschor Moe.
49, Z. so, o., GO, Gs' H. a. ~ g. and twea'ssn
Common rcs,~Iral Tcrn-Par, I-Before DAILY, q. j.
No, 1894 1893 GS2. AZ 49, S tsJ ,i i2tS igis' ga
30 $50 i69, 1855, 1876 1892 1898. 1894. 1895 1885,
Common peas-Trinl Tsrn-Part II-Betore Giegech.
JNCases to h .ont fiom Part /.
s,ay Si," J-casss 20 to sent from Part /
superior CoaIGsnsr ISr%Aa!9Hrned FOR The temp
Superior COur~Eqaity Tcrm-Adjourned until March 7.
SUI eror court-Trial Term-Part IbcfOrc McAdam, j.
SUPERIOR COurt-Tria Te-parts II and I-Ad,ournsA
city Court Special Tcru-Betcre MeGown J.MotIons.
CITY Cour,-I,el Iern'.rart I.heor, Enrlch I, J..
S$7i, Ss7j. 562! Ssss 4sl3 $3.50 III: ,;o9 1923.
53Oj 5G32, 1895. 400, 47l2, 47i6 1887 53i7 2l6s,
23s5 APP, All, 1914.
xo cry fSg o E:' 5s iss Sa f';SSn'
S7so 47SO ISL. 1929, 1922, 6975. 5oi, s5se. SSe,.
i79l 1929 $780, 1911, $3.50. +'sl, 5ioi, 4297, i76i
Ns. j s g gs sS s E u.s. s yfs , WIS.,
3tl2 RiS S3' ig s3S s SS5'' sSsS 1857 1857 $780,
- CIV Co,rt-Trlr T.rm-parL IV-Hefore NawhuFger J.
-Nos. Cs. Is %, short caue' Nos gOso, g1,i. 5000
.C92 5i02 300 6tt9, 61i3 i0lj, 1901, 6Oi2, OiJ3.
GGii 3Sio 600. co.'s, Gji0. Gas. G7il
Court OF General Sesslons-part MARITIME, j.. and
Assistant DistricAt:orEey, Wauhope. LynnNos to %.
Inclusive.
Cour: Of General Sessions-PaFt II-Fizgerd j.. and
Assistant District Attorney DayNos q b. inclusive.
Court " General Scssi0us-lart lIl-Cowing j., ana
Assistant District Attorney MacdonaSos 20 L. Inclusive
Take the MOrld,S Enr Snacal. via New York Cen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

The students q Troy Seminary ar no" enjoying their
midwnter vacation. The present superior Dr. "!lIios
having been appointed Bishop ~ oei'nsbnfg III" Rev
y A. Puis-ant has bccn chosen 10 succeed MN a. b al
of The seminary. Dr. Pu-f1nt was formerly treasurer.
lie will not hold the presidency long, the carr Of
Troy seminary viii end three year, hence "hrn ne n"w
institution going up IN the ncehlohoDd of fonNeis is COM
plcteG The Supican community. founded specially 70
train the secular clergy and noted for their success ~ this
neid Will probably take ontrc charge OF the Nonk'r'
building They have two famous house, this continent
at Baltimore s~A Montreal. The mothes'hou'e Is IN
Para
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
PLENTY OF ICE FOR NEXT SUMMER.

The icc-cutlug Of Saturday finished the harvesting
Of ice In Rocklnnd County, far rs the large com
panlcs are concerned, Mt Rockland Lake Nearly
10000 tons OF Ice have been housed within the last
three weeks and t1Ie houses are nearly full. The
icemen along the lower Hudson have nearly filed their
houses and say FcIe DC no lack OF Ice next sum
Ter. They expect that full crop will be gathered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
ovSr,rcur on ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.

Tho lively discussion educational questions now go
t, nj, I'm certain papers and monthlcS OF the Caeholc
bod, is ia ,he mln attack on Archbishop Ireland MS
rolti,n sentiment his constant assaults an the peu-
atom % foreign language, in America have made hin %
poxous To q bold and influential portion q the Church.
NV shsent IN Rome looAng 5f.cF his interests there.
which his opponents have somewhat damaged. In the
u.ane the domestic warfare continues, and under pre-
renee Of punching the state, little army OF editors,
and SD .kers are pouring hot shot into ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

Take the Worlds Fair special, via New-lork Cen.
trial. Tor Chicago. Speed and elegance. NO exus
fare. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
.Nornrn REVELATION or LIBERTY.

D. But there Is one NOR, revelation OF liberty in
Inc Word II God. without which Its message Of
emancipation would not be complet'. The power Of
moral choice still exists In the hunnn soul. and the
gracious spirit Of God calls all 10 make bfe right
choice. 10 seek the light. and gives divine Inward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
EVERY CRIME HAS ITS PRICE.

We are saving nothing TO the connection there -
between the criminals means and the Pncem"hs lnda'
conc, We only state In explanation that IL Is the uni
y.nal opn.on .; those who have studied longest and
most deeply into the munciIS, ci-H!nality OF This
c..y thu. every crme here has Us price, l
n not saying that that is So but inst te more henty
ANY man OF brains scrutin1es these matters 'e o nc
r along this line that IS Of Intensely interesting
,.,rr. should not be surprised to know That every
,,ne,ne in this town which gambling or prostitution
ar the ilci. sal. Of liquor is carried on mas immunity
secured TO by scale OF police ls'au" '@' Is S7 care
flly Graded aud thoroughly systmaIeu a. any "S'
.Lains IA the assessment OF personal property or zeal
.,a,. that /, made for the purpose OF meeting municipal
k,e o Federal expenses current The facts do not az
WAYS Get 20 the surface, but when they 90 they let IN
cra, lot Of Hight into the sHbersneah mysteries Oh is
nm be ottei and Iammsny-debauched town.
Near the beginning OF the year the "f@na jury coh'o-
ed the matter Of ndtng the keeper OF notorious re-
sort on Fougtecnth-s Il am giving the csse a. IL was
presented in OF most Trustworthy IouhSS anu mas,
j ieieye not been con;radlc;ed)' mere was no Ie'a
evidence at hand would be sufficient 70 CONVICT ana
The orney was asked to secure some An lnno
ecnt would have supposed that he "ouo jump
at the opportunity The request was repeated ny 'n'
Grand jury. apparently without elect His hesi'ancy
may have been either Of two causes lie may
have known so much about the establishment that hc did
rot IKE 70 touch IT, he may have known so little about
it that sceptea to the truth Of the dcosato
reports circulation in regard to It, Indeed
the District Attorney said 20 In his own house foui
weeks AGO that until after McGlory's establishment was
raided Institutions Vile chsrae-
Ter existed In this city All say is that We must
give tho young the benefit OF the doubt. Such a
case IS truly onecng Innocence Ike that in wicked
town ought be allowed 20 go abroad after dark
without escort. But to return to our narIatiye
THE GRAND JURORS As DETECTIVES.
orr cullelcss Attorney, with the down Of un
suspctrg upon his blushing cheek, failed 70
sn,nd to demands for evidence made upon him by the
,nd Jury. The Jurors themselves, Therefore, assumed
expermetslly the character Of detectives and the pro
micro, OF the place caught Of ia the
- Illegal selling An Indictment then found. 1t re-
...s "a secure witnesses that would DO willing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
TIE BUSINESS OF THE CHURCH

TINS irlnsing politics into tho pulpit politics
such. The particular Political stripe Of u municipal adj
nlnisaton is no matter of Interest, and
busins but 70 stko at n!qulty Is part OF the bun
OF te Church; indeed II - the business OF the Church
IL is primarily what the Church /. for matter ia what
connections That find Itself associated aud inter
mixed II fall properly within the jurisdiction OF this
b,~ to try % CONVEX. Thirdave. dTunk1Ids their
alcoholism then certainly T. germsnc TO the functions Il
this church strike the studcst blows IL is capable
At municipal administration Whose supreme mission %
TO protect foster propagate alcoholism. II proper
for TO so around cleaning up after the devil, II is
preper fo- neht devil II 10 10 right 10 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

Protestant Is nothing but protestant! \ NAN VINO pro
tests7 And did not the who protested IN tho SIX
tenth century do a good dcal2 Didn't they start vol
cano beneath the crust whole Of European cvlia
tIcni Wherever you hsye Luther. gfand stick d
human timber ell holy Indignation. man Of
cod who is too Emphatic 10 get OF his knees OF
too cowardly 10 of closet confront niquity.
look It IN the eye, plaster II with it, b"p'nol name
sucii a nan can start reformation and revoiu.
Of them to 60 GROUND. Why, II makes no differ
c.lce how thick the darkness IS. lay Of
Hight will cut it II II is healthy and spry.
Do you know that newspapers lad no, been
so,dly at work for more than about four weeks
before the dives began % close upl why, the truih
will Brighten even policeman. II you will Lodge u where
David did he fired Goliath. Truth, with explosive
enough behind It, would the cp;an OF IRE.
cinct and the bushes from the caow face u the
District Attorney We haze rad example Of that t.
Gently on larger scale in the matter OF the Louisiana
lottery. The whole country kindlcd into o.
ind gnatlon and :c lottery bowed before the s,or.
And 50 far as the North concerned II principally
the doing % man, toe, man WAC had head, heart
and convictions. and pen and Iungs 10 back then.
You that these ,hines do g. By arithmetic
ly q snow Of hands. nen who is held Ia the grip 81
the everlasting Truth and is afraid young army
IN hms,lf That Is exactly wha, the Bible mean, when
II SAYS that one man shall chase thOusair That
the way history has always gone. That is whs, the
E!be stoy Of sodom and The assurance that ten
men would have suniccd IL. Not that were
scared but ten men had tho courage Of
yctOns and that So 9ppicc< ;he priesiness Of the
Office to they had been called that the multitude
nousness Of the dirty crowd they stood up among neither
dashed tho Confidence nor quenched their testimony
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-26
Gin Nftttel sesen bic GboIera.

Wtan bat feline uria1e. ii9 Dor Der
Gbolera au fhr9ten, menn ntan iid
@bamberlains 6eilmittel gegen aolif,
Siarrboe unb Cholera berffaffen fann.
SIS iDirb in ipenigeu Wtiauten Grleihs
ternng oeridaffen unb in fln; + s,eit
polige Deilung beiuirfen. II. t.: {
mid bur6 ben @eriu6 bapna : ~
aenat. %. 8. Clinton. 6el
N. S.-Wan glaubte crit, baB bic g,,i=
bemie in Selmeita pirtlitbe aliat;I1e
Gbo!era lei, aber man ilberseugte lid)
nobber burd genaue llnterlu1ungem
oappn, bab man eS nit elmer inBerlt
befii9en TOrm BON 9Dienterie su tbun
bate, bic fait eben 10 sefdbrlid 1T,
lple Die @bolera. Sies Mittel murbe
6ierbci nit groben grfolsem agge.
lpanbt. gu baben in San 9(ntomio
in ben slpotbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, Doubling & lloob. 5. 9. Sod,
y. Oreib. $. S9u6arbt, Jt. goben &
g., S. 8. 0arrifon unb aaltener &
S6udarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-26

3nse BON 0aile mad Galiel bort einz
trafen. Die s5eltnabme ssldab in Tol9e
elmer bon bisr mad Norobanisn an bic
bortise Eoti5eibeb0rbe oeianbtsn De-
pelde. Bel ben gurl9en fanben lid
por 180 Marf baares @elb, cine Mn;abl
Sdueiuahcn nebft Wiunition, cine stmz
sabl Dold< NIB 1aldennleiier II. {. ip.
sic seitanoen aud lofort Su, ibren
Gltern @elobetrasc, Suiamnen $50
Wtarf, seitoblen Su baben, I'M mad
glmerifa 5u reilen uuo bort tin unses
bunbenes 2eben 3u fiibren. Das 3eitn
BON Snbianerseididten ideiut ben
Vnridsn Die a0pfe perbrebt 5u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-26

tenternoen ,taDne ilt Sen 0tie6er1ee aez
itiir;t umo falnpfis ncrSeLli9 8eeen Sic
sSellcn. shi1iit a1tcuo Der eigenen Sc
tensscfa5r, irilr;tsn lirb Gei6e In bic
5lntb nno i'radten, gu 1ooe eri9Spft,
ocn balb Griiarrten an's 2anb. Wom
Gegierun9spraiioen lit Den tpaderen
Wisnnsrn CHIC oiienttide Belobisuns
e,ti,eilt ipnrocil.
@r. GDlali. Gurh ocn neuli9en
COB hcs Grganiiieu yittbin 81 &r.
Yeiiten lit cine Sebrcropnaltie ausae.
itorben, ueld)e bic oortige &ird= =Shul,
lebreritele iiber 200 SABRE iHnegebabt,
inoem inner Der Sobn auf ben 8ater
TN sllnte seiolgt lit.
grubin, 1eEpreMbeu.
Dir1bam. Sn Der Staotperorbs
neten Werianllnluns lpurSe Die Gr,
banuns eines S6fahtbauies nit 21
! gegen 8 Stinlneu i,a@ ser 8orlage bes
; WasiitratS sensbmigt nno spar fir sen
Greis bon lSO, 900 Marf. Wfit benz
Yam foil l6ou i'm ndhiteu 6riibjahr
hc9oiinen iDtroen.
0entlG arene. Sin Miorb
aus Hadc lit III Nos uon eincil Ill.
j1GriDeu .lltaass'en periibt igoroeu.
g9nea SdlGi, -sed)ier einss Slrbeitera,
gattc i!lrc StlittHnahhayn misneri)olt
bei'eGteu ;nb iuar baIiir upn itrs.n
eigeneH s'eter 0e;iid)ti5t luoresn. sSie
lie lclbii Sritanofn fatcu loll. bat JIG
ans Hade aafi:r nas Slueijdbri9e Stba-
dcn cines 8eltolleuen III BEN naileu
Vrud, crtrangt.
%seinprobin,.
Gilem. Die ieicrtebe Gr0iinung oes
Gbcaters. lpcld)es uuiere StaSt ser
Sreiscbisfeit oes Geucrfcn Srieorie)
9rillo pcroantt. 1at itatt9eiunocu. 9tls
Vaulanllne marsu 400, COO Mtarf aus
9eleht. Sir ecu Yctrisb ees 5bcaters
beipilliSts anberbem 9cmmcr;ienratb
arupp cinen idbrli1en .3nldnB BON
10000 sliarf. Nfit Der slufiiilrlma
oeS 8auca ipnree 9(rdiistt Geelilla III
, Scrlin bstraut, oeIieu Gntfpnri nit
Dem crIteu SSreie gefrOut lporocn war.
Grier. 0aS jiiu9it oab;er eelpro.
dene llrtBsit i'll Dem 4ro;e6 me0en Der
DroIhiire iiber Die yfodfabrt uac, 3ricr
lentet: SSeSru BeI1ilnpiun9 eiller Sin
ri6tlng her fatbplilhen Stride uub Sc
leioiSnna ocs Bildjois wurbe ser Ser
leiIer Teifnro su Is1s @odwu mnb Der
9etlcDer 2 onnenbilrl Sn orei SSod,en
@eT0nglib il pcrurtbeilt.
GROWN, Ssaisn.
.0tagbebnrg. 9(ngcllelltc Gr,
, iilttcinnNen ljaben ergebcu, bar BON Dem
lal;iScn See in WtansieloilDen lid cine
0roBe Iten8e 9SaiIcrs jest in bic Saa(e
crotebt, oahcr unicr Glb,paiier ieit Surs
Seni cinell ial;igen 6'eibmad augeuonls
men bat.
Sallc a. 3, 9. Sier ju9emolihe
slusrsiBer, Shiiler. Spbnc anltancis
Ser bieiigcr @ltern. iino fiirslib @iahts
III &orobalIieu III Dem slusenblif felt,
| genonlmsn morben. als lie nit beln
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-26

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