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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-03-11

in his famous lecture on the md
die and the Bow"
Notwithstanding the present de-
mand and condition Of the market
we understand the acreage planted
to peanuts this year will be even
greater than that of last year.
Mr.. J. w. Presson, who has been
teaching school near Huntingdon,
returned home last Friday. He in
forms us that after few days rest
he will go to McLemoresville to
continue his studies.
The sad intelligence has been re-
-ceived of the death Monday Of Mrs.
Jack Wynn, at Big Sandy. She
died very suddenly of what was sup
posed to be apoplexy. No futher
particulars have been received.
We have been requested to say
that the funeral services Of Mr.. w.
G, Jarnigan will be preached at
Pisga Church, in Carroll County,
on Sunday May 80. The services
will be attended with Masonic hon
ors.
The Huntingdon delegation Of
young people who attended the en-
tertainment at the courthouse Sat
urday evening were Misses Minnie
and Cora Rogers, Fannie Ragland,
Cora Carter, and Maggie Bowden,
and Mr.. Frank Williams.
MrJames Arnold, who has made
his home for a number Of years in
the tenth civil district of this coun-
ty, passed through Camden on last
Wednesday moving his family to
Holiday, where they will make
their home for the future.
Itwas reported to us Monday that
Mr.. John Mobiles, ST., residing near
Big Sandy, broke his arm Sunday
in fall from his barn loft. His
friends regret this unfortunate ac-
cident which has befell him, and
, wish him speedy recovery.
Mr.. r. S. Greer, who has been
attending the polytechnicaI school,
at La Porte, Ind, returned home
the first of the week. We under
stand that he contemplates engage
) ing in business here if he meets
I with the necessary encouragement
: The result Of the returns from
the. election on the school tax ques
ton must remain a standing rebukt
9 to the honorable county court fol
: failing to do its duty in the matter
without goiIg to the expense anc
: trouble of holding an unnecessar!
It election.
q Mrs. DR.. Travis, of this place, ant
Miss Belle Dodd, of Holiday, hav,
l. formed a copartnership and vii
) open up millinery and dress max
S ing establishment as soon as thei
goods can arrive. They will oceu
t. Ply part of the new wheelstore build
y ing on the south side of the square
[. Mr.. r. Mitchell, who resides nea
Way, and who is one Of our mos
/ successful tobacco growers, shove
?. us Monday sample Of his ligh
d tobacco grown on his place. 1t
J. what is called the Bullface variet,
and will make excellent wrapper
IF theleaves being broad, perfect, an
v in excellent condition.
n, Mr.. j. II. Hudson, of near Bril-
lg tow, one of Benton's prosperor
and most progressive farmers, w5
a in town Monday to learn the resu
,e of Saturdays primaries. Mr.. HUI
10 son has been in bad health recen
40 ly, and for awhile was compelled
nj use crutches to support himself, ar
we are glad to see him out again.
- The young ladies present fro
90 Holiday Saturday evening at Il
W antortoinmant MT includinor mer
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From Alice.
correspondence

Special correspondence
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Berry have
returned from a,yisit to relatives at
Faxon.
The new school house which is
beingerectednear the Watersplac
will soon be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belyew were
recently made happy by the arrival
Of charming daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Hardin preached a most
excellent sermon at the Flatwoods
Church Sunday. He was listened
to by an attentive and intelligent
audience.
ALICE, March Z.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII S. Corbett, of
Raulston, are spending the week
with his rel8dves in this, county.
Will stole march on his friends
here when he married, buts as he
has evidenced such good taste in his
choice ola companion we can for
give him, and Join his many friends
In bestwishes fora heppy and pros
porous future.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-03-11

While it must be admitted that
there are many imperfections in the
public school.system as ii has. been
heretofore employed in our county,
it is all the more important that we
make all haste to remedy the evils
with the object of. securingthe best
results possible with the means. at
hand, and all work together with
this object in view.
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ALICE, March 7.

Regular correspondence
M. Willie Byrns, of Greenbrier,
visited at Alice Sunday.
Mr.. Horace Waters, of near Big
Sandy, has been visiting in this Vi
cinity this week.
The recent. rainy weather has
stopped general farm work in this
neighborhood to some extent.
Miss Clemie Waters has return
ed from a visit to her nnele, Mr.
John Waters, on Sugar Greek.
Mrs. Betty Farmer who has beer
visiting relatives and friends al
Halls Valley. returned home Sat
urday.
Mr.. James Holloman and family
accompanied by Miss Mile Pierce
are visiting relatives and friends il
Henry County.
Rev. 7. W. Harden and wife Wis
tied at Alice Saturday and Sunday
He occupied the pulpit at Flat
woods church Sunday and deliver
ed a very interesting sermon to al
appreciative audience.
Mr.. Charles Bar6eld who con
templatedremoving to Illinois, ha
declined the idea and is preparing
to farm thisyear. He sayshe pre-
fers Tennessee to Illinois, and vii
make this his future home.
ALICE, March 8
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Delayed Election Returns Gets the Ninth
District up for Discussion.
acts.

Delayed Election Returns Gets the Ninth
District up for Discussion.
Last Sunday afternoon group
Of citizens were DISCUSSING the. re-
suit of the primaries. During the
conversation the ninth district was
mentioned, no returns then having
been received from that district.
Some one present suggested that as
the bulk Of the. district.was. some
what of an isolated region, it would
occasion no surprise if the elections
went by default, the peoplesnot car
ing what the result of the contest
might be- Another member Of the
group, who was reliably informed,
said that there were old men resid-
ing in that district who have never
yet visited the county seat, Camden,
and another said that there were
men living in that end Of the coun-
ty who regarded an education as a
sin, which lead to crime, and refus-
ed to school their children. This
will sound rather fishy to some of
our readers, but it is said to be true
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-03-11

Mr.. Henry Lockhart, an old and
highly respected citizen of Benton
County, died very suddenly Mon
day, at his home near Bristow, of
heart failure. He was apparently
is the best Of health, and his sud-
den death. was-a great,shock to his
family and the entire community.
The remains were inferred in the
Baker Chapel Cemetery Wednes-
day. Mr.. Lockhart, who was about
sixty-fye years of, age, was native
of Stewart County, but moved to
this county directly after the late
war, where he has made his home
ever since. He leaves wife and
eight children and large number
of relatives who have the deep SYM
pathy of the entire community.
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Matb far wsatter.

gor iiber s Sabren i6or nurbe Mrs.
Winslop's Soothing Sprup BON Mils
lionen pctt Miittern beim 3abner Der
&inber angetpenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S9lafe bur9 baS e1reien eine8 @inbes
geft6rt, baS i'm 3abmem lift unb Dor
S9mer3e1 meint2 Wenu 10, IaHe iofort
cine Glaf9e BON vMfrs. Omissions Spos
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T ur>
be3ablbar. Sc mirb benz fleiner 2eibeits
ben iofort 2inberung nerf9afem. @er>
labt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es TT fem
3meifel bariiber. IS beilt Dnfenterp
umb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben Mager unb
bic Mieren, befeitigt Winbs &olif, ers
mei9t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3iinz
bung unb ftdrft baS gauge Spftem.
sMtrs MinSlons Soothing Sprup"
fir 3abnenbe ainber 1T angenebm in
@ei1mad unb baS &eeept itammt BON
einem Der beften tpeibli9en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T bel alien
Druggifen in Der gan5en Welt gu bas
ben. preis rs @t8. per Glai9e.
&auft nidtS anbere8 aIs Wfrs. WinSs
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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Maerlet.

Sic StabtratbssS iBung am Mon>
tag Na6mittag fiel aus unb sfpar aus
5tpei @riinben: gritenS mar es Der
FINITE Montag int Monat, an tpel1em
feline SiBungen a~bgebaltet gu tperben
pflegen unb 3tpeitens bes National<
6eiertages 6es Observation-Disclosures
tDegen.
- Muf eigentbiimli6e @eiie fam Der
12tdbrige 4nabe Sfaac Mltermarr, beiz
fen @ltern in Der Meit Commensurate
einen aleiberz2aben betreiben, umts 2ez
ben. @r mar I'M 8eeriH, elm groBes
Stiid Sleii6 gu berf6luder, als ibm
bieS anitatt in ben S1Iunb in bic Cuff
r6bre gerietb. @be 6iilfe berbeigez
bra9t perben fonnte frat Der Sob bur6
grftidung elm. 3pei RAID berbeiges
rufene Ner5te fontteH nur ben Sob bes
anaben conitatiren.
- Geftern Mbenb gegen 10 l16r brad
in Dem BON Der Samilie bes 9errit Geo.
&app, zines NngefteQten Der @ubIiden
paeiic : 8abn, betppbnten 6aufes,
tpel9es a1t Ger Ode bon Sberz
mani unb piue : Strabe liegt, Semer
aug, als bic S6milie eben eimer fnrsen
gefu6 bel elmer benahbarten 6amilie
ansetreten bate. 9as 6aus brannte
pDlig nieber. Ser 0erIuif mirb MQes
in aQem auf etpa $4,000 tarirt. 9ie
0erfi6erung 1T nur unbebeutenh.
9ie bielige 9anbelsfammer bat
cine &elolution angenommetr. in nell
der le ibr gebauern iiher ben &iifz
tritt bes Generals STANLEY aug benz
Sienfte ausipri6t.
Sas BON Der @larf &~onpentiou
gepdblte @recutibs &omite bat bef6lofz
len, cine NbreKe an bic Mdbler al err
lafen, in Der fie ibren Mustritt aug Der
@DuntDs &Dnbentien begriirben nnb cine
Manenperiammlung aur &atif3irxng
ibrer Sarblungsmeife einberufen min.
SIN Bunbesgeri1t tpurben fernere
8 Merifaner megem 8etbeiIigung an
Der @araa : &epolution gu 9aftftrafen
bon beridiebener 2drge berurtbeilt.
Ser Neger Soc 2emis, auf ben
tDegen Morb=N ngrifes f6on lett ldngez
rer 3eit sefabnbet fuurbe. 1T in einem
Sauie an Der &cequiasS trabe perbaftet
tpprben.
= Seute @Ormittag gege1 8 l6r
brannte bas benz 9errn &eagar, einem
angefte0ten Der r2one Star 8rauerei"
geb6rige 9aus 6ftli6 bonn 9ignomitp
0ia, nieber.
Ser Gpptbefer 0einri6 2o6te,
Der in Der Npotbefe BON 9omling &
Gloob angefteqt lit, glaubte iid fir cine
e~ingebiIbete 8eleibigung al Serrn Sno.
8OBbarbt ridden 81 miiKen. ST mif6te
irgenb cine grduli6 ftintenbe 6liiiigteit
sufammen unb mari bic 6lai6e in
9errn 8oBbarbts 2ofal. Seineit 3ped
= @eftant gu perbreiten = errei9te er,
bod bate er fir bieien y%feinen @ib"
etne Gebabr BON 81 an ben &eforber
gu entri9ten.
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NDti5 fir Gtemer5abler !

Siermit iei Sebem betanitt gema6t,
6aB bic Gountps 9ommiFdre BON 8erar
Gountp, Seras, i'm @ourtbauie in Der
9tabt San Nntonio, am 3 meitem
90 ontag M Monat SUM q. 8.
1892, ben ID. bes Monqts, ii1 als
Steuersa u sslei6unss=8 eb0rbe BOARD
of Equalization) Deriammeln perbett,
um bas @qualiliren Der NHeHmentlilten
6eS periteuerten @igentbams fir bas
Sabr 1892 gu perri6ten. Die Sibung
tpirb bis sar 8eenbisuug Der ibr pors
gelegten Mrbeit bauern.
Ser6fentli6t auf @norbnung Der
@ountps& ommifdre.
8erieben nit meiner 1tterz
i9rift unb Mmts : Siegel in
[SEAL] San Nntonio, Seras, ben 26.
Mai q. 8. 1892.
5bab. 80. g mitb
@lerf bes Gountp : @eri6ts BON 8erar
@Duntp.
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8eraesbube @paeu-

b. ). mebr pber nainber bod brDbea pdbrenp etueS
hefttsen Srtans ben pasbalfsen &eifenbeu auf benz
itarmtf&en atIantiiaen Ocean inter f9 gu ~besraben.
ManGinal m6&te er i&ter per,peHetn, manamol trent
er f& ~carhber, Iesteres bann, penu er 70 re6t ~iestrant
If. Die btabclii4en anfdae Ron nebelfett, benen er
f9pa pcrber uuterwcrfen mar, unb BITE burd has Stam.
pfsn bes S4ifee per3ebnfa8t werben, manen TIN ses
raoetu sletGShitis seeen fein S9tdfal. Oa8 TIT ntht
hbertrteben, mite Dtejeni8en, peIde bic Seetranfbett
preentIi& sebabt hubeu, ~beSeussu perhen. Iourtten
nnb &etienbe gu Wafer unb 5u 9anb ipnten ftets Spz
~ttetter's Maseubttters bet fH flbren, al8 etn Mitsel
CUR Betdrnpfuns Der Seefranfhetf unb Der uerpnicn
lleberreBtbett p6er Der Masenbe5hwerben pelde bur9
nnbequeme @etieselesenbetten ~ Wafer unb ,u 2anp
eards unsutrdslthes, auf gabnb6ten bafis b.nants,ses
f4lunSenes @fen u I. 10. rerurIa@t merben. Gmt=
srart ten ioateu f9 NIT Srfetter's Masenbitter8 as
6amthenar3nei geseu Wdlarta, Weossus, 9eberz uno
Nterenletben unb &beumattsma8 perieben.
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HaT Meun Semanb fein urb gu ans
n%ebmbaren Preiie ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum 90 ifiiOns= @arten. Die
9erren 6bciner & Saul. 8eliber biez
fes @tablifements, balten barauf, ibre
@dite ltets oollfOmmen 5ufrieben gu itel=
len. 9ae iaiiOnmdBigen 9elifatefieu,
Nuitern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &C iinb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereituns ale
3eit gu baben. Mablseiten perben alf
@uni9 in Die @obnunsen Der 8unben
geIanbt. Nud bietet Der nit Der
Speiiep;rtbi9aft perbunbene 9 q Il
r 0 nj Die belten @etrdnfe, ftets frif6es
Bier urtb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
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s. @einitein's 9eib gihliotbet,
$50. 1o4 t>9o # straB,

Sie 2eibz8ibliotbef erHredt li6 ni6t
uur auf gebunbene Bidder in beutI6er
unb englii9er Spra9e, fonsern aud
auf fammtli9e Encouragement beutI6en
3eiti6riften, iowie auf 2iferungsz
Nomane.
Das Announcement betrdgt so @ents
beim @intritt urb 10 Gents per @o6e.
Die Bidder Ober 3eiti6riften - BON
benen iebesmal nur elm @rempIar Der,
ausgabt mirb = f6nnen i'm Qaufe Der
@o6e beliebig oft gepe6ielt perben.
Sn Der 8lbliotbef bertreten finb Werz
fe, pie @erftdders S9riften, Sibliotbef
Der u~nterbaltung unb bes @iKens,
&eclams 8ibliotbef unb ale beten rlb
neueiten @ri6einunsen auf benz @ebiete
Der &umanz2 iteratur. Bon ,3eiti6rifs
ten: @artenlaube, lleber 2anb ullb
Meer, Bud fir Ollie, llniperIum, Som
Sells gum Meer, M}pberre &unit, Nus
fremben 3ungen &c.
Ngenten perIangt fir ben
gerfauf Der neueiten 81 nations g.
II omdne.
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lebnten aber leiber ben 8oriib ab.
9ierauf purbe Qerr %. s. @idbDl3
als 8oriibenber u1b 9err Nug. 8ii6off
als S6riftfabrer in 8ori6lag gebra9t
unb beibe bur9 Reclamation ertpdblt.
Na6 bieiem trat 9err 6. u. 8ii6el auf
unb fagte, baB er Der geriammlung
eime grfldrung lit 8e3ug a1tf bic 8es
nubung ieines Namens auf benz r9tufz
rnfe CUR DISCRIMINATING" f1ulbe. St
babe, als man ibn bat, Sen Nufruf gu
llnter5ei9nen, ni9t Der ltanbett, I'm mas
es fi9 banble unb fei an bei9dftigt &C.
tpeien, bas S6riftfiid erft gu ELEM.
Gr lei 5tDar erff fir cine beutf1e &onz
pention getpefen, felt aber Serr Glarf
lit feiner &ebe tn 8renbam fid replz
blifanif9e Stimmen ausbriidli6 berz
beten babe, lei er gan5 enti6ieben
bagegen, Selegater at elmer &onbe1tz
ton 81 ienben, tpel9e i'm SntereHe bes
6errn @lart 5ufammenirefen fole.
9err Otto 8i9el fpra6 entf9ieben
gegen cine beuti6e &onbentio1t unb mill
feline beutf9e Partei in einem State
sriin6en, mo- ale @merifaner, Deuti9e,
8Dbmen, pOlen, 6ranaoien unb anbes
re Stationalitdten glei9bere9tigt unb
eben 10 freiiinnig mie bic 9euti9en
1inb. Cine beuti6e Sonber telung lei
unpraftii9 unb unpolitil6. Serr 6ils
bebranbt fpra@ ii6 in Semielben Slime
aus. 9ierauf fteIte 9err &osbiel ben
Nntrag auf Gertagung. Dieier It1trag
murbe angenommen unb bic @eieai9aft
bertagte fi9, obue 9elesaten aur beutz
f6en 9onpentiOn ertpdblt gu baben.
Meiteres iiber Gmero int meinem ndd=
ften &eiiebrief! s. 8. 8n9.
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mehr 2an6 nit bie3er fir ben Mirtbs
i6aftsbetrieb 70 mi6tigen 5rudtart
beitellt tporbet, tpie Der 8aumwpllfuls
tur elttsogea lit. 9ie Ob1ternte pirb
Hur einen balben Sur9i6nittss @rtrag
geben.
SebenfalS lautet bieie nit Sorgfalt
unb anf @runb BON Sbatia6en suiams
mengeitelte @rntezS tatittt Der r@alp.
geus" gatt5 anbers, tpie es Die &lagen
Der GARNER nod por tpettiger @p9e1
tbaten. SeIbfperftdnbli6 1T, baB-
iolen Die 9oHnungen, mel6e iie giebt,
5nr Wabrbeit tuerben-bie @itterungsz
perbaltni1e BON iebt oil giinftig bleibeit
miiken. gor allen Singen tpiiroe 31z
nd6t ein ausgiebiger &esenfal, pelz
der bur6 fleine S6auer rnb @enitz
terregen in ben lebten Sagen an perz
f6tebenen pldben, GDman6e, pales
fine, Blum, @arla1tb ii. a.. ange3eigt
eri6eint, 5a ben Notbmenbigfeiten gez
bDren.
lleber bic Stats : 8olitif 1T faum
etuas peite.es gu iagen, als Dab tie
ibrea naturgemaBen @eiterberlauf
nimmt; bic beiben @puperneursfanbiz
baten fabren freu3 urb quer int 2arbe
umber, obme baB hire &eber pieI at
Der Gage Der Singe dnbern ober ibnert
Diel neue Mnbduger %gemiunen. 9aB
Glarf Die Stdbtebep0lferung nnb Die
@ei9dftswelt bes 2anbes auf feiner
Seite fat, brau6t tpobl faum nodmals
geiagt gu perben, aber audi 9oggs
@efolgi9aft 1T = beionbers unter Der
ameritanii6en Sarmerbeb0lferung, imz
mer nod cine ffarfe. Na6 Ser lebten
9ite Der County unb Brimdr : Ser
lammlunger, nel6e beanftragt NOR
ben finb, fir einen Ser beiben Ganbibas
tel ibr Stimmen ab5ugeben, finb 1913
9elegater angemieie n morben, fir
glarf gu fimmert, tpdbrenb Sogg es
bis babin auf 145 Gertreter feines
@ouperneurs : Inipru9s gebra9t bat.
9aB er es aber, tpenn anbermdrts
nit berfelben llnperfrorenbeit fiir i'm ges
arbeitet mirb, mie in @alpeton unb
Nntonio, c. lei9t babin briugett
fann, auf Der Contention gegen @larf
Die @abl gu balten, 1T tpobl faum gu
bel bebauptet, ebenio wenig tpie lit Nb>
rebe gu ftelen lei, 6aB inter biefen
l1mfdnben es lei9t Ser Sal uerben
f6nnte, baB, lit Solge bes 8ubbelmubz
bells 9ogg=@larf, Die brittle partei o6er
Der brittle oS6attenmann" 6as @es
minnlos sDge!
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Pears
Soap

Was piiroen Sic DOT
5iehen, tpenn Sic freie Dabl
hdtten: Durditchti9en Geint
ooer r~eeelmd6iee 6elihts=
5iee?
Jeoer rpiiroe lih gemib fir
oa0elbe entlheioen, uno bis
gu elmer 9ewinen 6ren5e 1T
es fir Jeoen erreihbar.
man eebraude Pears
SEIZE uno lebe oidt, uno man
miro oen belfen GENT habei,,
oen Ole uatur Dem. M1enihen
perleihen fam.
Jn Sdoen ieoer Dirt 81
haben, beionoers in 2lpo-
tt,efen, uno Seute ieoen Stan-
oes aebrauehen iie.
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Mbiplut Sas gefte.

IS ma6t mir ftets groBe Greube,
@bamerlains 9uiten Mtebi5in alS bas
bette berartige 9iilfsmittel gu empfebs
len, iagt Serr s. 3. &emp, Der 9iilfs>
gei9dftsfibrer beg p9ailn telegram"
in youngstown, Sbio, zines Der eits
fluBrei9ften 3eitungen I'M Staate.
9err &emp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
gefunben, baB es elm unfeb!bares Mits
tel gegen ben peinigenben Sufen, Der
meiitens als Solge Der Grippe 3uriid>
bleibt, 1T, unb balte ftets cine Glafde
bapon i'm 9aufe. gu baben bel s.
&alteper & Sobn, Domling & SlDob,
u. 9reiB, 4alteper & S9u9arb, q.
@obn nnb S. s. 0arrifOn, 9ruggiitem.
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SGpl5' Nalmet, : @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab bet Deuti6en BON San
Qntonio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb 6rei : 8onserte on
bier Qbenben in Der Wo6e iinb tets
sablrei9 befu1t unb erfreiien ii9 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Sdu1s' Salupn 1T Der gr0Bte urb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb @bisfeus unb ale3eit feaerfriides
8ier, fotpie Die beiten Gigarren. S9Ols'
2uR6 erfreut iid algemeiner @ner>
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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Ma6 Merico

&eifenbe, pel6e Merieo beiu6er
molen, folten tire &unbreiie 8ilete
iiber bic Merican Natio I
&aiImapf aufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen &ufentbalt auf 9inz unb &iids
reiie in irgenb mel9en pldben unb finb
fiir feds Monate giltig. Ser Ngent
in 2arebo beiorgt bas @epdd, pe9felt
@elb nm unb gebt ben &eiienben nit
&atb unb Shat CUR 9anb. Special
arrangements fir gr6Bere &eiie : @ez
felf6aften. Gabrpreis BON San Nnz
tonic mad Der Stabt Merieo unb 3uriid
$39.75. Wegen rdberer @inaelbeiten
penbet gu9 miinbli9 pber f6riftli9
an %. s. &igSbD, Sifet : Agent,
S. & q. q. 81. &. Office, Mlamo
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galifurnia 3 Weiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2a<
ger BON feiner California Weinen bel
9errn S. S. Meper am Nlamos
pla5a, Serr Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb Stelle aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinsii6ter. Nls
gutem &en,ter selinst es Inn tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5up6blem. @r fann
feline 8unben unb Gamilier nit einen,
guten Sropfen perfeben. &ntbs unb
MeiB Meine 1T por3igli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Cinderella gdub gtore.
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt Guren Dollars boppelten Mertb.
8om S6neiber gema6te '$25 9errens
@naiise fur $3.50.
8om S9neiber gema6te 8einflei6er
tpertb $3.50, iebt S.. Wir baben
YaHenbes fir Seben umb repariren elm
Sabr fotenfrei. $50. 200 CONS
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ueber 100000 grano> @tsentbum tn Gan @ntpnto rne iulert
pstaaft werben; Der game gefs miro In Ebeuen umb G~runofaden
NIT gutem abias BON ster; nett unter benz ,pirfihen Werlbe+
A%nsgeOebntea Drnderei, unb lubcsrapbiides GtabltHement, welaes
bic bette &unbiAaft I'M Sabwefen bat.
%e5u1tselesene GeiddftsbduFer uno grunbfade unb 8auplase in
Der Wftte unb tn ben &~ubentbelen Der Stabt. @rpBe Musuabl.
aebnlthe Sferten ie nte pOber sen1aat uorbea.
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ni6t ri9tig beiorgt, Ober man leihet on
8erfopfung, 9iebt es ni6ts beHeres
pie 9r. anguft 96nie'8 hamburger
3ropfen. Sd balte bieielben ftets in
meinem 9aufe DOrratbig. -6rau Nic.
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suntbern pacific : 8abn.

Nbfabrt.
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beton tdgli6 1:20 Na6m. urb 900
1br Mbenbs.
Nad San Graneiseo, 81 Yafo nttb
eagle BaB tdgli6 4;35 Na6m. uttb
1880 TDrm
Nnfumft.
8on 9tetp=O rleans, 1oufor unb @als
Defton tdgli6 700 8orm. unb 4:05
Na1m. $3.50.
Son San Granciseo, 81 Yaio unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 II .55 Na9m. unb
5:15 Mbenbs..
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Office bes Gitps NfeRors ,
@itpz9aa, 3immler 80. 18. !

San Nntonio, Ser, "a. Mai '92.
9as publifum pirb bierbur9 be-
ta6ri6tigt, baB bic ftdbtii6en Steuere
einf6abungs : STOLEN fir bic Nngabc
bes iteuerbaren @igentbums (@runbs
eigentbum nnb peri6nlides) fir bas
nit benz l.. Stunt 1892 beginnerbe
Stscal Sabr bonn 1. Suni bis eins
i6liebli6 81. @ugult 1892 pfen als>
liegen tper6en.
Sebermann, Der bierbon betrofen
mirb, mirb adtungsbou erfu6t, fi6 bel
Dem nnter5ei6neten ein5ufteaen unb
iein iteuerpli9tiges @igentbum ansuge<
ben, tpie eS bas @efeb unb bic betebens
ben ftdbttfGen S~rbinaraer %anorbnen.
g u # ab Graf9
Gitps@RefOr.
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Ser @rdberi6miidungs : Sag 1T
in aaen grOBeren Stdbten Der Ser.
Staaten fetli6 begansen morben.
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& Spbn.
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S. Il 9. u. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
gta9 ct. Souls pia Srom Mountain
o6er 90. 6. & S....5: AS Morgens.
Na6 81. Souls bia Sron Mpuntain
Nonte -..........6.00 Mbe11bS.
Na6 2arebo. 1:05 gorm.
Mnfunft.
Bon ct. 2onis, Sron Womntain & Or.
G.. & S..-...........9:35 Borm.
Son st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & W.
g.. 20 Mbenbs.
BDn 2arebD Na6m.