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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
lirlIinrdNnfeA.

RADToRD Va. Feb. Especial The
Pipe Works Company will soon build fine
brick Office on Fist street near the worhs
and several new stores are also contemplated
IN that immediate vicinity
An impromptu coullOn party was given az
la Belle Inn last night, ID which about forty
couples Joined.
Mr. Denniston. of Philadelphia. president
of the West Radford Land Company. was in
Radford yesterday looking after the interests
OF that company.
A meeting of stockholders of the Radford
Enterprise Publishing Company was held
yesterday, at which steps were taken to re-
organize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

not stop. and ran into o naSs The shock
train. derailing SEVERN ,rain 10 break loose
caused the engine Of ioc az course gave itmore
from its caTi annl'u"tinued to shove the material
power a dos, y nile mile. Then The material tram
shock it, S1snf id s"s' ONE
eines came 20 5seJ across the track and badly
damaged. al, NJ W II Hallowell.
sYnn.rrter,ile died Of apoplexy. He was one
% q t nn'% oIiest employees of the Norfolk anu
xva-.orn railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

LyNcHBURG. VA, Feb. s.-'Specia'. DIR.
w. q. Owen, one of the most eminent phys
clans and surgeons in the State Is dying Mt
his home on Church street. IN tins city. He
has been sick for several weeks. and his death
il expected at any minute Dr. Owen was
born on October -, 1870 and his father was
one of the leading physicians IN tins city. lie
studied the profession under ms father. and
later graduated at one of the prominent
Northern colleges. After be commenced the
regular practice of medicine DR.. Owen soon
rose to the front rank While he was a fine
practitioner in all respects his specially was
surgery. and he was regarded as the equal of
any surgeon IN Virginia. Dr. Owen was taken
SICK with the grip IN the latter part Of Decem-
Der This malady was complicated with other
diseases and in "A short time his condition be-
came very serious.
lie rallied 40 times. but for sbe last two or
three days he has been rapidly sinking, and
Tn morning hopes of his recovery were
abandoned Dr. Owens personal traits were
such as to win the attachment and friendship
of all who knew him, and the loss OF HIM
from the profession and the community will
be universally mourned.
Little Minnie iwcrs. who was nun over by
the street cars on Saturday morning died
from her injuries Saturday. The c0rOner's
iurv investigated the case Sunday morning
and rendered a verdict that the little girl had
come to her death 10y being accidentally run
over by car No. OF the electric car line.
The car was in charged of Motorman VI. H..
Matter. Matter was exonerated from all
blame.
Iynchburg will be represented at the
Yonnp Mems Christian Association cOnven-
ton by the following delegates S H..
franklin. John G. Hammer, Artie Helbig,
james Smiley. Baker Font. Herbert Moor
man. f. A. Lee. }. c. Morse. John K. Turner
Lewis Holt NJ II. Creighton and Irvine
Scott. Junior department: Ambrose Page,
Hammer Freeman, Joe Felix. Henry Christian.
Minor Dayy Tom Rucher Robert Lavinder
and Henry Johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

Tie aotive members of the Young Mems
Christian Association held their annual mees-
inc in the library and reading room Oi the A.
-ociati0u building last evening. The object
WAS "a twO-iOd one. To elect officers for tho
ensuing year and tD take part DO social en-
tertaninont which was 90 follow tle election.
A uomiuatlong committee had prepared the
following ticket which WAS unanimously
elected President. =. w. Iayers. FIRST ice
President. g. s. BOsher. Second fresl-
dent. ~. j. Mbitehurst Third Nice-lresldent
Howard ~wnefOrd Treasurer $. II. Bow
man. Secretary. j. a. Lancaster. Directors
the "a owe and James 4 Gray, joseph b.
Oua.les. John r West. Beury b 1lunior'.
Char.es 'W. Tanner. William C. West George
b. Sviuor. Jr.. and Joseph Bryan.
1le.srs blun.Ori. Tanner West and sgd
u.rare new member, OF the Board. VINO are
TAKING the place. Of Messrs. jackson Guy.
b I. johnson ST. i. Smith aud Charles *.
Willis resigned
The social entertainment was very noya-
BILE and highly appreciated by those present.
Miss ottie Hartmann. who is we'll known in
society circles for her recltauons. rendered
severql pieces 10 her own InlmltADle style and
received largo applause. MIL A. Page exc
cuta9 "A number of selections on tho ban %
AND Mr. l.. T. Greenwood rendered seFera,
solo. Sir. III. e. Smith eACel.ed rs % talented
" ulhtltr ana 1lfnol'- &C. Al N7o II hl+l
james :. Atkinson played on the piano.
This evening tie annual meeting Il the As.
ISOLATION will be held IN the large hall. and
Rev. Dr. Hamiin Will deliver the address of
the evening.
IN 90 last evening some 225 delegates had
notified Secretary CanIlish of their intention
20 take part IN the proceedings of the con.
vention. and their number Will no doubt be
largely increased until Thursday. Home.
have only been secured for about l2J dele
gates. but Il is 90 be hoped that the residents
OF this city. who are able o. entertain wil
como forward to-day or tomorrow and send
their names t. Secretary CandlisA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

BLACKSTONE, Va. Feb. ESPECIAL. /
There are later particulars from the wreck on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, about
three miles east of this place which occurred
about $50 r. NJ. on the 9TH instant. The
circumstances we're rather unusual and pecu-
liar. II seems that the material train WAS
near place known as Belleionte on main
track loading ties. with engine fronting east.
The fagman was sent out from same To stop
the local freight. which was due near that
time; But i seems the engineer OF local
freight was duly notified. but overlooked the
order. Soon thereafter the engineer of mate
rial tram. hearing the local come laundering
down concluded TO back, TO avoid a collision
But local in coming 30 fast going east could
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
Two Men wounded and Others Hurt.

PoINT PLEASANT. W. VA. Feb. IA bloody
riot occurred IN a disreputable boat-house
kept by a woman named Morgan, near this
place. early this N rning A party OF SIX
men we're at the house carousing. when
Charles Knapp and John Casey, two OF tie
party. began 70 fight over young woman
named Clark who was present.
Casey drew dirk and stabbed Knapp four
times. Knapp's brother came % his rescue.
and the rest of the gang engaged in the fight.
the four women taking part. The battle was
fought with knives and pistols.
Casey was frightfully cut about the head
by a knife in the hands of the Clark woman.
Luther Knapp received serious knife and
nistol wounds. and John Burk was shot
through the arm Knapp and Casey will
die.
Ora Clark. over whom the fight started,
escaped unhurt. All the participants are
under arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

CHASE CRY. Va. Feb Especial. /
The I. NJ. G. A. annual election resulted as fol-
lows: President. Mr. Lucius Gregory vice
president VIZ. Holt: secretary. Ii. \. Phillips;
treasurer. Henry Vandeventer. Delegate. to
the Richmond Convention: 4. 4. Roberts
and Aubrey Newhill alternates. John Fair
and j. +. Peasants. The annual report Of
officers showed the Association 10 be in ex-
cellent condition and doing good work.
Building prospects for the coming season
are very good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
Tvanhoe Iodg..

Ivanhoe Lodge. No "a. X. If J., held its
regular meeting last night no Castle Hall IN
Fifth and Main streets. The second degree
was conferred on large number of caudi-
dates. and the attendance was very large.
The proceedings were delayed until the
arrival Of Sir knight Robert Downing who
visited the lodge, with eight members Of his
company. who are all members Of the order.
Several speeches were made. and Mr. Down
ing expressed himself ~ highly pleased with
bis visit lie stated that he considered Ivan
hoe Lodge the most progressive lodge which
lie ever visited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
Ihe Ambulance.

The city ambulance received two calls yes
terday.
Al . A. NJ. 10 No. 10 Virginia street 10
white man who was suffering with an epilep-
tic TT. lie was treated and lett
AT ~ o'clock TO No. $40 north Twenty-ffth
street 70 white boy who was similarly at
tackled. lie was also treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FFnnUaRg . 'rl
SIM rises............7.0- Moon sets 3D.. l.,. AZ
sun sets............5:i Days length i.l. ..n
PORT OF WEST POINT Tmnrar "a
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Jonnr from 49,.
York. merchandise; steamship lanfle n.a
nett Baltimore. merchandise AMI io~ea.a-
SAILED.
steamship Richmond. New York general
cargo: steamship nanyillo Baltimore SENECA
cargo AMI passengers.
LAMBERTS POINT. FFnRUARy .a2
ARRIVED.
Barges F. C. Merriman, Norfolk AMI NsTsra
LOADED.
Schooner ". A. Radan, New London.
COAIED.
Spanish steamships lila, Galveston liTerr'''
FuskarO. New Orleans llyerpool Ir.A
steamships Menningtou Hall. NeW Nr..fr,
Bremen: Highland Prince New Orlean. liam.
burg: County OF Salap, New Orleans l1'r.
Beloya. New Orleans. liayre' lresco GaF.,
ton, Liverpool. and Cable steamship Ne.nelh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

A suit was entered in tic United States
Court yesterday by Thomson N Minor for
August BREEDER againt tho Richmond and
Danville railroad for S25.O.O damages. Bre-
der is an English sailor and NONRESIDENT of
this State. therefore the suit IS brought in the
United states Court lie lost eg by being
run over Oy the Richmond and Danyille at
Wost Point. December 18th iasl and sues tor
the amount above mentioned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

= WAsHISGr0N. ID. C.. Feb. g For E.-
49, lgiuia: Decidedly colder Weather. uf..
ZULU Icrly winds and fair weather. Che ,0-..
Iperaturc viii foil about twenty III,
@ twenty-five degrees. fair Nedn ,r
Cloudy weather wifh rains iu sonthea.+ ..
iio4s: variable winds. cooler Tuesday u.sl.
cooler and fair Wednesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

MINIATURE ALMANAc. TmarMI -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
PORT or WEST POINT. Tnarmr "a

SIM rises. ...........7:0- Moon sets ... f.-. An
SIM sets.............5:ll Days length. i.a ..-r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

steamship Richmond New York general
cargo: steamship nanyille, Baltimore senu
cargo and passengers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-13
0eri@tli6e8.

SIN Saden bes ". SO. 8ronn
CAB &i6ter IrdbaIb bersansene @ode
cine @ntideibuns. ipelde bislsibt mans
de 2eier intereiiiren biirfte. groipn
beiibt GiSentbum, tpeI6eS einen iabrIi,
den Grtras bon $500 abipirft. g8eiI er
aber elm seppbnbeitsmaBiSer Sdufer 1T,
tpuroe ibm bic 8erfiisuns iibsr fein @is
eentbum bor etipa einem Sabre entaos
gen. 8or einiser 8eit bsbauptste er,
ii9 sebehert su baben unb Ibpofat M.
S. Sanbo feate bor @eridt ben 9lns
tras, pemieIben ipisber bic 8eripaItuns
ieineS SermDsens gu seliatten. Daees
gen ipurben gintpdnbe erboben, ba ii1
8rptpn nod INNER betrinte, unb 8idter
grbbalb erfannte bieielben fir aerebt
uno iaste: ,.0aS @eri6t, Sieie tpobls
befannte Tbatiade in @rwdsung siebe
enb, tpirb bas gisentbum zines babitus
ellen TrunfsnbplbeS nidt isiner 3ers
paItuns suriidseben auf bic einfa6e
8ebauptuns bin, baB er buHeIbe bers
paIten fbnne. 10 lanse er beraui9enbe
@strdnfe ssnisbt. @awli&s @ntbaIt.
iamfeit bon allen aIfoboliiden @strdns
fen fur tpenisitens elm Sabr 1T nbtbis,
UNI bas @eri9t annebmen su Iafsn,
bab cine 8eferuns itattsefunben bat,
ieIbit unter ben eiinitieiten llmitdnben.
Sc III offenbar, baB feline ioIde 8efers
unS itattsefunben bat, nm ben Betens
ten sur 8ertualtuns ieines gieentbums
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-13
Sunmore.

Ser SObn Sddfer 1T aIs seneien
bon Danpiae 3uriidsefebrt.
- Ser 8aumpfan3unsStas purbe
bier entipredenb burd 9luSiesen bon
Saumen uno @eitrduden eefeiert.
- Na4 ben bon Der PeopIe'S Stra'
benbabn So. setrofenen 8prbersitansen
piro Der Dienit fir Dunmore bebeutenb
perbehert tperoen.
= Infer Stabtratb bat ben Gontraft
fur ben Seiper in Der iediten Barb an
@ebriiber SotpIep perseben. glu6 ere
blelten bic Ofenperfe bic @rlaubnib, Ell,
men SheiI bon 9ietp Yorf StraBs unb
cine aasp fir elm 9abnseIeiie su Be.
nuben.
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Die Meunion Der pptpmae strmee.


Cine Situns bss grefutip Gomites
gum gmpfans unb 8epirtbuns Der Mit'
elieber Der Botomac Nrmee fanb am
Samitas itatt. gS tpuroe berporsebos
ben, pab $4,000 n6tbis iein tpiirben,
I'm bic @dite sebUbrenb au unterbalten.
DaS Sinans gpmite tpirb iofort ON bic
9lrbeit seben, Inn bic nDtbieen Sonba
aufsubrinsen, benn 3eit 1T feline au ber.
Iieren.
Man sluubt, bab Brdiibent Sarrifon
unb mebrere WiitsIieoer ieines cabinets
iider eri9einen tperben.
General @pbin 1T erIu6t iporben, bic
brittle 8rieaoe Der Stationalearbe ale
gbrsnseIeit bier suiammensuberufen.
9lqe 5ibiIseieaidaften Der Stati
int eriudt, iofort bic SbunIidfeit Der
1beiInabme in ibren 8eriammlunsen
su bsiprsden unb iid i'm Sale Der gu.
thinning BEL Gbefmaridaa Sitbeod
ober ieinem Ifiiitsnten ImSben ansu.
melben.
Die 8drser ioa:n eriudt iporben,
@eiddftS' unb @Obnbduier auf bas
bette su beforirsn aud ioaen mebrere
gbrenpforten erridtet peroen.
@uf benz gourtbaussrunbitiid tpirt
sine Sribiine erridtet, bor tpeI9er BIZ
BaraSe &ebue paiiirt.
Den Damsn Der 8eiuder ioq in be,
9. 50. 6. u. Salls Elm fpesieller gm'
pfans bereitet nerben.
@m Gbenb bes l6. Suni finbet cir
8anfett itatt; Der Blab 1T nod MIDI
bsitiamt.
Die 3eit nabt RAID beran unb es IL
nod piel g(rbeit su bepdItieen ; ipas
oaber setban perben ioa, leibet feiner
9lufidub. Da bic bieiieen Sdrser elm,
nal q seiast baben, 10 mdHen iie aud
3 iasen unb ioaten ale Wtustsln an'
itreneen, um bas 8eit Su einem piirbiser
su MAIDEN.
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Su Derfaufeu

Gin @ubnbaus nit neun 3immern, gfc.
53S Gin Strabe, Gde Der MGts In Der 19.
Waro, nebif boiler Got. Vile @erbelerungen,
nit Safpfen, Spmmerfibe, Srunnsn uhb
@iferne. 8iele 8ebtnifpfe better Nualitat.
3u rfrassn bel giif. SOIpne, 517 eada-
panna Mpenue, pber am plate.
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SGufer II. Derfanfem.

3pei Sauier unb cine Got glo. 10i4 Ncrb
Striving @penus, einseri@tet unp bswpbnt BON
Yier 6amilien; ifdbtl6ss WaiIer unb ale ger,
beiierunsen. Nabsres bel Ssnrp Warneds,
t047 q. Srpins Apenus. Is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-13
3n permietben:

Store 225 4eun @penue. friber 2us'idt
8dderei. @obnuns obsnauf. @ute 8ele.
senbeit fur einen tiidtigen Bidder. @adSu.
tragen bel 6. 2oren5 Ais 9adaipanna
Mpenue
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Mmfprbermn0.

Seinri6 8omen aus Gmmerid
greubsn, Der i'm Sabre 1867 mad amerifa
auswanoerte. luirb brinseno eriud)t, ieiner al.
ten Mutter gladridt 3utpmmen 3u laiien.
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mGbben Derianat.

Gin bsutides Mdbden fir aqsemeiue
Sausarbeit. 8u meIoen bel 8rau j.. 8.
8lnftcr, 800 Sefferion &penue.
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6rpfer Nprtbetl.

$50 Yfunb gutter 8audtabat ;u 80 Gents
bas 9funo. bel u. Wotdmann, sol
Qadaluonua Abeniie. An.
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SauS ttub 2pf

aa Serfaufen, selesen No. 1910 Stene Msenue.
gu srfrasen bel Slente s. NcStse 30. 424
Spruee Straee. t6.ba
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mGbdbeu perlanat.

Gin sutes oeutidss Mdoben fir aastmeine
Sausarbtit. 8u erfrasen in 0iirrNs 50.
tel, 3t3 Qadamanna Mpenue.
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Ieue Mmsei9em.

Sur Seacbtnm8 fir Sauiareinsr
uuo 3immerteute: oab in SCRANTON elm Strife
aus9ebroden lit. Sas Gomite.
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gmsen s9impf,
9Sraftifcber tlbrmtacbsr,
317 Qafatpanna 9(beulte.

Sat itets einen bibiden 8orratb bon Banb-
uno Saidenubren. llbventetten. BuiennaoeIn,
&ingen, @ei6meioe peridieoener art II. T. TO-,
uno bsbient 8unoen reel uno piinftIid.
@eparatiren on @anb. uno Saidenubren.
8eidmeioe jeber art. uno alls in mein 6ad
eini6Ia9enosn 8srridtunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-13

No. &ei6ert's @neroS. uno
Details JuipsIierlaben, All 2adatpanna
Mpenue, SdiIb sur eIeftrii6en lbr, bic
iebt i'm @anse lit ft-correfte Seit.
Gin boaitdnbiser 8orratb bon solbe.
men unb iiIbernen llbren fir Serren
unb Damen, Silberipaare. @efdmeioe
etc. au niebrisiten preiien. yeparas
turen an Taf9en. unb Stuben.1lbren,
ioipie Cob. uno Silberpaaren iperben
auf's Bette unb 8iIisite aussefiibrt
unb quite Mrbeit sarantirt.
auf ber anberen Seite beS 2abens 1T
Elm GROCER 8orratb bon 8ianos uno
OrssIn, ipeIhe auf leidte monatlide
SabIunsen perfauft iperben; fsrnsr,
muiifaIii6e Snitrumente ieber 4rt. ipie
8ioIinen. @uittarren, 8anios, SIbten,
@larinetten, 4ccorbeonS etc. in GROCER
Ssridisbenbsit.
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Math fir Mtittcr.

8or iiber 50Sabren i6on purbe Wars.
Winslom's SOOTHING Syrup bon Mils
lionen bon Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angetpenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S6lafe bur6 bas S1reien zines ainbes
geit0rt, baS i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S9mer5en peint2 Wenn 10, la1e Iofori
cine 6lai6e bon rWtrs. Winslotps Spos
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertb lit un=
beaablbar. @S pirb benz fleineu Qeibens
ben iofort 2inberung peri6afen. Ser
labt eud barauf, Miitter, es 1T teiu
3weifel bariiber. SIS beilt 9pienterr
unb Siarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen uni
bic Nieret, befeitigt Min6z aolif, er.
pei6t ben 8aumen, perbinbert gntsiin.
bung unb itdrft bas gaitae Spfem.
AIRS WinsleluS Soothing Sprup"
fur 5abnenbe 8inber 1T an9enebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &ecept fommt bon
eiHem her belten peibiiden Nerste In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
O%ruggiften in Der 9ansen &elt su ia.
ben. preiS % @ts. per 6lai6e.
aauft nidtS anbereS oils Mrs. Wins.
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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cages Wemisfeiten.
SmIam 5.

9ie eriten S6dbnnsen iiber Bic
8erluite bur6 bic erobe Geuersbrunf
in Wilmaufee baten ii6 i'm groBen
@an3en als 5iemli9 ri9tig erpieien.
Cine senaue Bere6nung bat ereeben,
baB ii6 Der 8ranbf9aben auf minbez
items $5,825,000 belduft. u~ebrigens
finb ni6t nur 4, fonbern 5 Meni9enz
leben Der Geuersbrunit gum Opfer ges
fallen. MuBerbem finb nod 4 Ber{oz
men bur9 ftiiraenbe Sriimmer lebersz
gefdbrli9 berleBt tporben. 9emtfde
Girmen, bic beionbers i6mere 8erlufe
erlitten baben, finb: Qaufers Mdlaes
rei= @efeli9aft, Welamer & So. @ros
ceriez @ro~bbanblung, Meifel & 6iIters
Mai6inenfabrit, @roeerie : 6anbluna
bon S6aftels & Co., M6belfabrif BON
8ub & 4ipp uim. 9ie Sriimmer
BREMEN nod INNER. Die groBen 8erz
LUTTE iinb meiltens bur6 bic 8erfdez
runs gebedt, aber aablrei9e lifeline
2eute" baben ibre geiammte Sabe perz
loren. 5000 perionen mur6en burd
bic 6enersbruuft obba1los. 9er Ser
luft Der Nortbmeftern 8abn tpirb ALIEN
auf iiber cine babe Milion Dollars
gei6dbt.
= 8ei Der Wdbler= 3esifriruag in
8roofIpn murben in brei 5agen 1867
434 Han1en in bic Wdbler.9 ifen. eins
getragen.
SIN 9afen BON philadelphia
brad in ben groBen Petroleum 2efers
poirs Der STANDARD Oil 60. sseuer
aus, bas raid Tim Iig grif. Surd
baS in ben Stub flieBen6e brennenbe
Del ipurben bic i'm 6afen liesenben
S9ife f6per gefdbrbet. 0nr nit
GROCER Mfiibe selans es, ben Oampfer
r4itra6an", Der NIT u Miaionen @al=
lonen Petroleum an 8orb am nddlfen
Sage mad Sapan abbampfen foite,
aus benz 8ereiGe Der @efabr au buqIis
rem. Ser an ben Safengebduben unb
an Petroleum angeri6tete S6aben be-
sifert fi6 auf gegen $4,000.
: Inter benz Namen u. S. Rub
Der Co." baben ii6 fdmmtli6e Gum,
mipaaren : Gabrifen Der Ser. Staaten
su einem Sruit pereinigt. Der iiber Elm
8etrieb8fapital bon q Miaionen Doll
lars perfiigt.
= General 9lblai Stepenfpu, Der
bemofraiil6e 8iee Brdlibenti9aftSs
@anbibat, bat iebt bon Gbarleton, SO.
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THIBODEAUX.

@as be6eutet bieies Mort2 IS III
6as Sanbels5ei6en bes
Cinderella 56ubz paIafes 3.
Sa i'm Mabltabre befanntli6 Sc
f6dftsfile berrf6t unb mir einen grpz
BEN 8orratb BON S6ubmerf fir Ser
rert, Samen unf &inber an 6anb
baben, 1teueite 6acons unb Mufer, 10
%berfaufen mir Iaes sum Sol t.
preie unb liefern bic 8epeiie ba=
fir. Ollie Waaren linb neu unb MUIR
ben ipe5iea fir bieien Sommer betelt.
Sie preiie limb iiberall 1T 3ablen an
gegeben. Wer bilig unb gut faufeu
mill. gebe gum
Cinderella SHmb : Yalaft.
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D9r Menn Semar6 fem u1b gu an.
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 70 gebt
ct gum Miffions=@ arten. Sie
9erren Nbcimer & 8aml, 8eiiber bic.
les Embellishments, balten barauf, ibrt
@afte tets pollfommen 5ufrieben gu ftel.
len. @ae iaiionmdBigem 9elitateFen,
Nuitern, Wilb, Slide, @eligel &c finb
bort in Der ~belifateiten 3ubereitnng ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tperben aui
Wuni9 In bic Mobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. @u9 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi9aft berbunbene 9 a r.
0 Die beiten @etrdnfe, itets frif1es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re un0 Weine.
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S,mfter pprau!

Geit ieinsr eriteu Gtnfubruua Bot has electric Bitter
itnea uub tauernp bic CUNT bsS gu blifums erruuaen,
bis IS Iest allen b%erartisen 6eilmitteln roron mar.
rser 8erauitunss mittel s~esianet srfteineu liebe, uni
e5 pire ala Die bette unb retnite Webieiu fur aut Qeiheu
res MasenS, Der ee8er unb Der Rieren anseieben. 81
bell: l%ftsrane, nnrsreariiHteit, GerArpfuns UNI
Birtuns nib NIT ieeer Slai6e s"aranitrt cbsr fas Gelt
rtrp jurlderfattst. greis nur so 6ents per Nlaiht.
Gu bdben bet Der gan antcnis Drus 6cmpanp.
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California > Weiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2az
ger BON feinen California @einem BEL
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Meper fu6t Die @eine
an Srt unb Steae aus unb fault brett
aus. Dem Seller Der Wein3ii6ter. Oils
gutem aenner gelingt es ibnt ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ausSupdblen. gr fann
feline &unben umb 6amilien nit eimem
guten 5ropfen perfebem. &otbz umb
WeiB Weine in boraiiglider Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ms 6aus geliefert.
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