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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-02-13
EASTFORK COLLEGE
..IiIls THIS coLLEaE win open i. seoou
MONDAY, SEPT. Z, 1891.

Az excellent onrps nl the must proficient
plnyrd which means tliht Va ARE going to ,ln
the best educational work during the se,etuu
that We have ever done hero or elsewhere
before.
W. will be prepared to teach $50 stnAanta.
and therefore solicit the support and patron
ings amply large and beautifully arranged, ,
aud furnished with the charming Graud
Rapids Automatic Seats aud De-its, which
add not only Ia Heatness bnt really to The
cpniart aud healthy develop nrnt of the
physical stndeHt.
Music ioom has tlree beautiful pianu. and
0ne baud s1ne chapel organ
Tue DUrmif1fy viii Dr. nnder the mnnngs.
mont Of the President aud hl wife, wlp VIII
eut duct y on the plab Ut qniet. Christian
family bome.
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LIE MusIcIANsI GUIDE.

Every music teacher, student or music
lover should nave this volume IL con
tains 2l2 pages OF valuable musical iufof-
nation. with fail descnpti Of over
10000 pieces Of music and mnsie boOks,
biographical ssethes of over 80 compos-
ere, with portraits aud ether illuslra-
tions. Also a ehOie. selection Of new
vocal and instrumental music and other
attractive features. Upon receipt Of,
eight twO-eeut stamps, TO prepay postage
sc will mail free, a copy Of The Must
clans Guide, also a sample copy Of Brain
ards Musical World, containing = 90
worth OF new music and interesting read
ing matter. Address
THE S. BRAINARD'S SONS CO.,
Chicago, III.
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THE SOUTH THE PLACE FOR INN
GRANTS.

Forty-niue people left Manches-
ter, N. H., some months since, and
went via Chicago and New Or
leans to Honduras, where they ex-
pected to establish a colony on
lands granted to some person
named Perry, of whom they had
bought quite a number of acres.
GoI geOus descriptions of the rich
soil, tropical fruits, abundance of
fish aud game aud of the delightful
climate had so dazZled their inn
aginati0ns that they did not take
the precaution of sending ont a
trusty observer to ascertain the
facts. WhLn they reached tha
part of the Honduras coast along
which runs the Perry grant they
found dangerous surf aud Wer''
compelled to go some distance be-
yond it to find a safe landing.
Nor was this their only disap-
pointment. The climate was brJIl-
ing and roasting hot. There was
no hing Ike fruit or vegetables
growing there. The land which
could be so easily CLEARED was an
almost impenetrable junge. The
fish were sharks anu alligaiors,
and the game was a rdzorhark k
Wild hog, which was Sc, only oc-
casionaily.
To add to the resi-, malalial fever
struck several of the party ANA
one diei. The p,rty was prov d. d
with plenty OF proviSio which
hai been brought along, aud there
was no danger Of starving. After
four weeks OF endurance, a sailing
vessel came along opportunely,
and the party & adly boarded ii
and returned home, each mt mbrr
the poorer by S400 aud for tht
time lost.
If the same party had lOcated at
any one OF multitude Of places in
the Southern States, its members
would have been rejoicing in its
healthfuiness and business adj
Yantages. Before accepting allur-
ing accounts of tropical atIIac
iIuus as Iacls, our New England
irien.is vino are possessed OF the
slarlt OF migration should make a
prospecting tour through the
South. Ii in that favored region
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Rev. CHARLES u. spuReeoN.

After long and distressing ILL
ness, the Rev. Charles III. Spur
geon died The 31st uliimo, at Men
tone, France, whittier he bad gone
several weeks ago with the view
of regaining his health
Mr.. Spurgeon was not only the
greatest of Baptist preachers, says
the Memphis Appeal-Avalanche,
but ia some respects the most Ell
fective pulpit orator Of his time.
He devoted hls life solely TO
preaching from the Bible and for
Christ. He was not, as Henry
Ward Beecher was, u political
speaker and a publlc lecturer on
current topics. He confined himself
strictly to church work, and much
of his success was due to his per-
sIstent effort along a fixed and de-
finite course It was the matter of
his dIscourses, rather than any
oraTorical grace, that gave him
power. lie spoke simply, and his
force lay 10 his simplicity and
lucidity. He has been famous for
so many years that one is surprised
to hear that he was only 5S years
old when he died. He gained au-
dience and following at the very
outset OF his career. He had fine
faculty fappreciating the spiritual
needs OF his congregations, and OF
addressing himself directly to their
heal Is ana minds. He was peculi-
atly pastor-Ihe shepherd OF a
flock. His mental vigor was r.
markable. He never became hack
neyed. HIS sermons show little OF
repetition. His method seemed tu
embrace some continuously fresu.
ening process. In no respect sen.
satiOnalist; he maintained the at
temIiOn Of he learned and unlearu-
ed alike. He demonstrated in his
preaching that the Bible could hC
preached reverently and pure,y
and furcelully to constantly in
creasing congregations. lie wa,
the very highest type of the truly
popular advocate Of the scriptures
He did not sacrifice the dignity oi
his Office to emotionaiIsm, nor en-.
dealu OF by any species of claptlal
to win the consideration of the
public. He was PLAN mau wht
found in clear statement of the
gospels teachings the might of the
tue evangelist and Christian mis-
sionaIy. His sermons Will live a.
long as books are printed. They
have become classic. To young
men sitting cut in the ministry
Spur gron presents a most exem
plary character, as revealing how
much may be accomplished, if a
man have faith, earnestness
braIns, knowledge of human
frailties and a realizing sense ot
the sacredness of his calling. he
was not AN electric SPEAKER, save
as the truths he spoke were electric
No man in Great Britain welded
from the pulpit so great an in
tinence, and possibly none in the
world.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.



A disagreeable man--One who
tries to stop his paper without
paying NJ.
An unwelcome m4n-one who
takes an editors exchanges before
he has read them himself.
An egotistical man--one who ex-
poets every newspaper he takes to
agree with him politically.
A tough mau--nne who b0rrows
his neighbours paper every week
and abuses the editor every day.
a vain mam--one who fancies
that a newspaper will 90 ouU Of
existence il he ceases 10 patrOnizs
il.
A loud mOuthed man--One who
advocates the boycotfing Of a
newsapaper to which be owes sc =
eral years subscription.
A weak III ,n-one who Is 50
blinded by prejudice that he can
not Judge Of the mrrito of any news
paper until he ledrns which side II
Is on.
A man whom The editor loves
one who takes his paper aud pays
for it regularly (even il be IS on
the other side Of the iencr); one
Who is tol ran Of the edltor's mis-
takes and nor afraid 10 give him
his just dues in controversy.
An u1rrliabi, mau--the editor
who is afraid t. take sides on any
question aud tiniily wabbles frou
side to side ia vain efforts 70 Is
cape censure.--K ,seIusko Star.
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JAkE's DIVERSION

"Dot boy Shake dot boy shake
be mnurnfully repeated as 4 friend
asked him if he WIS 30 louger in
business 10 81 Louis.
Jake Is your son p
1Ncs my son; my IDIOT"
"Nhat did Shake doi
"Nhell, ! 20 oop to Chicago to
see my sis en-, who vhas dead.
Shake vhas lett 70 run der store.
Peesucss vhas lecdlr on, uni
shake pllns dot he vhill make a
diversion. bcllcl il yhas Il diver.
sion, but my head aches so hard /
vhts nnt sure.
Yes, It was probably diver
sion
"Nhcll, he goes down cellar.
und starts Ice llr firc-aot
moncb, 9ut shust enough tu bring
on der engines und crowd, und
smoke up der goods. 1t vhas for 4
great tire sale, you know goods
slightly damaged fteiteen dbl
suits Tor five greatest bonanza iOl
working people eaier known III st
Louis.
81 ses.
But he gets too much fire. md
ayhay goes der house, der cloth
ing und der peeness.
"liut You were insnredg"
$50 help me gracious, but deI
policies run oud at uOon. uu,
Shake makes dot diversion at
o'clock in der afternoon All wa,
gone oop- an except 4 detrrmiua
tion to 90 10 work und build ooI
anew. | yhas shust starting III
small yhay again. Maybe you lil1
me 70 sell you q better suit da
you haf on for four dol er--al
wool, well made indigo dye, iii,
computed to stand any climate,
New York Suu
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selentlAo Cranks

Every time We strike i match.
says the Aluminium APE, wc ar,.
indebted to The men who have
studied science for the mele love
of Il. The men that worked away
ut coal tar s.iust to see What was
IN it, made lie whole world their
debtors by discovering afizarin,
the coloriug principle Of maddler.
And to those men the world is in.
debted for airline, antipyrne aud
more than 100 other cO 4 ta pro.
ducts. Sc eutists, wondering what
was in crude petroleum, found par.
aiiie and yseIine. Pa,tcur won
dered what caused fermentation.
lie found ont anA brought new
era 70 wine making, The singing
and dancing Of the tea kettle at
trdctcd the attention of . brain.
aud we have as consequence an
the applications of So, am. The
swinging Of chandelier in an
Italian cathedral before the eyes
Of yOnng Calico was the bcgin-
uing Of a train Of thought that re-
suited IN the invention Of the pen-
dulnn, and trough il to the per-
f.ciing OF the measurement of
time, aud thus its application and
use in navigation, aslrOnDmic Oh
servations, and in a thousand
ways We now pass by unuole ed, has
been of such practical value that
the debt to scientific thought, even
IN this one Instance, can never be
known.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-02-13

The Local Democratic Committee
in Chicago being unable to secure
the Exposition building, for the
National Convention, have decided
u erect a wig-wam on the Lake
front. IL will seat 10000.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-02-13

The Northern papers notice that
business with the South is rapidly
reviviug. Within Thirty days it is
% edicteJ, that il will yrry nearly
resume ITS normal conditions, with
money Sc. king investment through
ali sale channels.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-02-13

they cannot find a suitable loca-
ton for their lares and penates, Z
they can never hope to find one in
Central America. Manufacturers
Record.
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.

Young men sud young ladies'. nov is the
BUSINESS EDUCATlON W. qua antee
Ihofnugliness OF training in this department
VS. Will be abie TO give Diplomas 10 any who
hnish the Commercial Course which will 10
glude Book Keeping Banking, Steamnoatipg.
hhilrnading. 'nnIuigsiOu, Aritlnnt tic aud
Commercial Law etc. Time repaired 10
graduate! II q student gives his whole time
tn ihl4 course he can graduate in FIVE
MONTHS. II he desires TO take otigr
studies ~ the Literary COutse. it will require
i0ngei time according t. the ina lost frO
Commercial Course FERNS, cash and oneap
EXPENSES.
Board. including washing per mo $40 90
Bnatd, Monday til Friday 90
tntion PRIMARY Department 80
Preparatory " . On to . 90
Collegiate = " 3 % 10 90
Music. on PisnO or Organ. = 3 90 10 90
Lse # Instrumentation practice per mo ! on
Pdintiugi far fan Course 81
incidental fee, per month -
Commercial Course tineln1ing fee for
Diplomat, ~ 90
Diploma fee 10 90
Butrd aud tuition will be required ia .d
vance NJ ded ction except ~ cases Of pro
lracied sickness. BDafders r.. hired to fur
nisli pair at blankets or two e0niorfA, aud
toilet articles.
II other information bs desired, please
write Tor catalogue or foe the desired tutor
~ ttiOn ,tn rs. s. NErrIEs Pfssi isi
Jug - 1871 Tyr EastiOrk ai-s
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Altogether the daily newspapers
Of New York City are estimated to
be worth more than s40;OOO,0O0.
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$1,000 PER YEAR.

We viii pay tho above talary to any
LIVE agent or salesman selling our gen
rral line Of Msrcbandise AMI supplies.
Particulars and Catalogue on receipt Of
- cents for expressage.
a. KARPEN & CO.,
anSQs2-lyr 50 River Street. Chicago.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-02-13

BRoWS's utOS BITTERs ALMANAC
For 1899
Contains One Hundred Recipes for mak-
inv delicious Candy cheapy and quickly
at home. Iils book is given away at drug
and general stores
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07
tearS'
Soap

Wer INNER cine meide bano
haben will, cine sarte Rano, cine
weife 5ano uno einen flaren 0eint,
fam Seioes baben - 6err pie
Dame. Das beiet wenn Der GENT
ourdidtis 1T uno Die 8efhdfti=
eune feinen Querftrih maht.
Der Don -Jeoermann eefirdtete
idIedte GENT bat wabrideinIih
nidts nit Der Representation
ooer Ser 8efddftisuns zines
11enfden gu fdafen, fonSern 1T
Gas Reiultat ieiner 6epohnbeiten.
Gntmeoer wdiht man fid nidt
erinSlid, ooer gu eranolid; man
Idet Die poren peritopft uno Die
baut unrein, ODER aber man SER
reibt Ole Raut.
Das 2lbbdlfmittel 1T: 6ebraud7e
pears' Seife, gang eleidsiltis, wis
piel; Elm 9isfen eenist fdon bel
oftmaIioem 6ebraude.
s5u sabea ieber art su babtn, b~eionbers in Mpo,
tns!su, nnh :cgts jeben Stanoes aebranfen fe.
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Na6febenbe @eiu6e tint Beri6tis
gung Der Steuereinf6dbung tpurben
benz betrefenben aomits iiberrieien
Bon Grau 6. $. Norton, 6. 81. &os
binfon, 80. Sobfon, 6. u. Gtieren &
@b. OreiB, u. s. 9ignomitp, s. g..
& M. Futile, Wm. Oobromolsfi, Sas
fob 80rbel, 6. 9. Chamber, SC. 6rieb=
rid, @ug. &ubn, u. s. 5rb, Grau
Mdria Wrpsc3, S. q. & $ g. @roesz
bed, g.. 6. s. Meper, Grant polod,
6rau emma Mltgelt, SRI. Nnna unb
Mtinnie &ir9ner, frau u. Ssat, s.
g. @rugen, $. 8. 8enfon (@gent fit
s. 30. 5argol S. q. Nlbertbal nnb
9p. @0rber.
9arrp q. pomel eriu9t Inn Mntels
lung dig Sngenieur i'm 6euers9 epar,
tement.
s. q. Saplor bittet INN @rlaubniB,
on Der gfe Der @benue 6 umb Srapiss
ffraBe cine 9ampffraft fir eitt @aroufs
Tel erri9ten 81 biirfen.
Burger beflagen fi1 tpegert bes Wor=
banbenieins bon Seuersgefabr burf
einen 9ol3ital auf Dem gisentbutn bon
9errn SaS. Gonberfe an Der s. unb
NuffinitraBe.
I'm baS 2egen bon WaHerr0bren
bitten 8irger Der Woobliefs, 2amars,
8urlefons, Giper Mpenue unb San Ser
nanbofraBe.
q. 9ublep Spencer mill ben sei6
i'm San pebrO Springs parf nit @ons
beln perieben.
Sbafer & 8raben bitten um bic @rs
laubntB, einen Nb5ugsgraben bon parl
| Npenue our San peoro Sit9 81 1eger.
Sips & Silpertborn erfu6en I'M Ell
men 8auerlaubniBi9eim fir ein Bad.
Iteingebdnbe an Der Mpe. s.
Ser 8eri6t bes Stabtanmalts be,
sigli6 be8 &e6tes Der Stabt, bic
StraBeneiienbabnen 3u tarirsn uni
bis 5u einem gemifen 8rabe st con.
troliren, uurbe perleien unb benz So.
mite fur StraBen unb 8riifen iiber.
ipiefen, I'M cine bieSbe3igli6e Srbi.
mans benz Stabtratbe porsulegem.
Der ftdbtii9e 2ei9enbetatter befiir.
tportet bic nmjdunung unb Snltanb.
iegnng zines ueiteren glreals fir 6rieb'
bofs3mede.
0aS 3inan5 : &omite befinbet Der
Beridt beg S6abmeiters unb Nubi.
tors fir CORRECT.
Gerner empfieblt 6afielbe aontite BIZ
Initeauug zines Del Sufpisienten 81
| $50 pro Monot.
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3atb ftir MHtter,

Dor iiber 5OSabren i9or purbe Nars.
WinSlDu'S SOOTHING Syrup bon Mils
lionen ben Miitterr beim 3abnen Der
ainber a~ngetpenbet. Wirt bm i'm
S9lafe bur1 bas s1reie1 zines aimbea
geft6rt, baS I'M 3abnen lit unb Dor
Sdmeraer metGt2 Wenr 10, IaTe fpfori
cine Glaf1e bon rWerS. Winsloms Soos
thing Sprup" bolen. Setn Wertb 1T uns
~be5ablbar. SIS mirb benz fleiner 2eibens
ben fofort 2inberurg perf1afen. 8ers
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T tein
3meifel bariiber. Sc beilt 9piemterp
unb 9iarrboe, regnIirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs4 olif, ers
pei9t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3ins
bung unb ftdrtt bas gauge @pfem.
nWtrs WinSloms Soothing Syrup"
fir aabnenbe ainber 1T argenebm in
@ei6maf unb baS &ecept ftammt bon
einem Der beften peibli1en Merate in
ben Ser. Staaten. SIS 1T BEL allen
9ruggiften 1T Der ganaett Welt au bas
ben. preis rs Cts. per 5laf9e.
&auft ni9tS anbereS als Mrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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Wpti5 fir gtemer5abler !

9iermit lei Sebem betamnt gema6t,
6aB bic @ountp= 4ommifdre BON Berar
@ountp, Seras, i'm @ourtbauie in Der
Staot San Nntonio, Ont 3 meiten
90 ontag | nj Monat SUM u. 8.
1892, ben ID. bes Monats, ii9 alS
Steners Musglei6ungSs8 eb0rbe (Board
of Equalization) periammelt tperben,
UNI baS gqualiiren Der MKeHmentliten
bes b%erfteuerten gtsentbmms fur baS
Sabr 1892 gu Derri6ten. Die @tBung
ipirb bis CUR 8%eembisung Der ibr pors
gelegten Mrbeit banern.
&er6Hentlidt auf Nnorbnung Der
@ountpz8 ommiKdre.
8erieben NIT neither Inter
i6rift unb Mmts : Sieeel in
[SEAL] San Nntonio, Seras, ben 26.
Mai q. 9. 1892.
Sbab. %. Smith
@lerf bes @ountp Geri6ts bon Berar
gountp.
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5. @eintein's 9eib : 8ihliotbet,
$50. 1O4 # STRAP

9ie 2eib=8 ibliotbet erftredt ii9 ni9t
nur auf gebunbene Bidder in beuti9er
unb englii9er Spra9e, ionbern aud
auf idmmtli9e berporragenben beuti6e1
3eiti6riften, fopie auf 2iferungss
&omane.
Das announcement betrdgt so Gents
beim @intritt ltnb 10 Gents per Mohe.
Die Bidder ober 3eiti9riften - bon
benen iebesmal r1r elm @rempIar bers
aussabt wirb = f6nnen i'm Qaufe Der
Wode beliebig oft gemedfelt tuerben.
Sn Der Bibliotbet pertreten iirb Werz
fe, tpie Gerftdders S6riften, 8ibliotbef
Der unterbaltuns unb bes MiFens,
3eclams 8ibliotbef unb ale beften unb
neueften @rf6einungen auf benz 6ebiete
Der &omanz2 iteratur. Bon 3eitfhrifs
ten: @artenlaube, lleber 3an6 unb
Mteer, Sud- fir Ollie, uniperium, Som
Sells gum Meer, Moberne Stunt Mls
fremben 3ungen &C.
Ngentem Derlangt fir ben
Werfauf Der reueften 9 enationss
Ut o m II e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-07

Nuna Bitter uab 2ouiie lmi6eib, 10.
tpie bic 9erren $. 2amm, $. 6eitgen
unb $. Sdggli iparen.
Ser nWifeni6aftli6e 8erein"
mirb morgen Mbenb cine @iBung i'm
Stepes @ebd11be abbalten. Maiol
Sutton, Der @oriibenbe bes 8ereins,
bdlt einen 8ortrag.
Nd9tem Sonrtag berantalte1
bic Galinos@ eielidaft Elm piente in
2eon Springs. Ser 3ug berldBt ben
4ranias paB.8 abnbof piinftli6 frlf
UNI balb a6t ubr.
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Wah Merico /!

8eiienbe, mel6e Merieo beiuGen
mouen, iolten ibre &unbreife : 8ilete
iiber bic Meriean Rational
&ailmanf aufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen aufentbalt auf 0ins unb &iids
reiie in irgenb wel9en pldber urtb iinb
fur feds Monate giltig. Ser Ngent
in 2arebo beforgt bas Gepdd, tpedielt
@elb UNI unb gebt ben &eiienben nit
&atb unb 9bat CUR 9anb. Specials
arrangements fir sr6Bere &eiie : Sc
ieli6aften. Gabrpreis bon San Qlns
tonic mad Der Stabt Merico unb auriid
1915 Wegen ndberer @inselbeiten
tpenbet @u6 miinbli6 ober i9riftlif
an 70. 6. &igsbp, 9idet Ngemt,
s. & IS. q. 81. q. Office, Nlamo
plasa, San @ntonio, 3eras.
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Wnti5 fir Steuetaabler.
Office bes ~@itDsMHeFprs
@itDsbaQ, thinner go. IS.

Office bes @itp.N6efors
@itps9al, 3immer SO. Is.
San Nntonio, Ser. "a. Mai '92.
9as publifum pirb bier6ur@ bes
nadri6tigt, baB lie ftdbtii9en @teuerz
einf9dbungs : Stolen fir bic Mngabe
bes fteuerbaren gigentbums (@runbs
eigentbum unb perionli9es) fir baS
nit benz L. Stunt 1892 beginnenbe
Giscal Sabr bonn l. Stunt bis einz
f6lieBli6 81. Nuguft 1892 offen aus=
liegen merben.
Sebermann, Der bierpon betroffen
mirb, mirb a9tungsboI eriu9t, lid bel
Dem unteraeidneten einaufeaen urb
feiu fteuerpfi6tige8 gigentbum a,t3uges
ben, wie es bas @eieB urlb bic beftebens
ben ftdbtiiden 0rbinanaer ~anorbneft.
@uftan Sraf9,
@itpsNfefor.
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9as Budget fit bas fommenbe Sis
ealzSabr, bonn 81. Mai 1892 Bis 1898,
pel6es $685.. 227 betrdst, wurbe berle=
fen unb %angenommer.
9ie eingebra6te SrbinanS, 8iirger
psr BEN &eeorber at fiibren, Die fi6
peigerrt, bic porsei6riebene 6austums
mer anaui9affen, purbe bonn Gomite
fir Straben unb 8riiden fir unn0tbig
erflGrt unb p%ermorfen.
9ie friiber eingebra9ten 8efu6e Inn
Grniebrigung Der Steuereinl6dBung
Der 0erreu s. @rap, 81. @arlp,
SmeeneD, 9agep, Sipeer, 9iebel,
9ubler, @romble, 2ubbod iinb Spnes
purben bonn gomite abgeuieien. 9a.
gegen erbielten cine &ebuftion Srau
q. Menae, Grau so. Martin, Nugut
Satin, q. S6umader, S. g. Sel6er,
g. Meeri6eibt, @li3e Wura, 6. S9ais
ie, 9aubett & Sait, 80 & g. Sulbia
unb Star nblis.
Dem itdbtiiden 9(KeKor tpurben fir
2 Meonate 2 @ebiilfen bepiligt unb
bafiir $500 ausgeiebt.
SdblD Wterf erbtelt @rlanbnlB, eli
net S6ieBitanb i'm San Bebro
Springs parfe ansubrinsen, pofiir er
$50 Mietbe pro Sabr i'm @oraus entz
ri6ten ioa.
Ilberman 2odppob beantragte, baB
Der Stabtingenieur beauftragt tperbe,
5u beri6ten, inwiefern es m6gli6 ges
maht merben f0nnte, ben Q(bfluB
aus S6ol5' ~g1atatortum CUR 9eriellung
zines ftdrferen Stromes gu berpenbeit,
um Der Stauung Der WaHers an b:e1er
STEELE absubelfen.
Cine &eiolution lpurbe einlttmmig
angenommett, lit nel9er Der 9tabtratb
benz aus benz Sienite sef9iebenen Sc
neral STANLEY feline N6tung ausbrift.
8ietoria StraBe iol III @tanb geiebt
tperben.
Mlberulait 8edman beantragte, 6aB
! bic @renaert, innerbalb beren 8ieb ges
trieben perben barf, bei6rdrft tpiirbert,
ba %gege1mdrtig bteies 5reibett in ben
bi9t befiebelten Stabttbeilen oft gefdbrz
lid 1T. Wirb benz StabtanDalte 31lr
Beguta9tung iibermieIen.
9ierauf S6luB.
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Stdotii6e Mm5eiaem.
9sbrer Yrafnugeu.

Sine prifung BON 8eperbern UNI
ftdbtii6e 2ebrer @ertififate tpirb inn
9odl6nl @ebdube an Der Ncequias
StraBe ~abgebalten tperben. 9ieielbe
beginnt am Wontag, ben 10. SUM-
Wormittags UNI 9 ubr. Sic Mpplis
famten baben fi6 piinftli6 nm 9 ubr
einsultellen.
5, 6. smith
superintendent Der ftdbtii6en @6ulen.
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Wrmno Gi9ent1n,tt.
.Uldnenpermdlters Derfauf.=

ueber 81, o00yO Granb> @~isemttum In Can antpntc mub iolcrt
peftauft uerben Der eanse 8sfs wrp In Sbdlen unb @rumbfaden
%an9ebpten, ute fe Der Sdufer wiuidt. Grobe, gut etnseriatete 8rauerst
NIT entem abias BON 8hr; nett uater benz wirftden Werlbe.
Nussebebntes Druderet. ub lttbpsrapbildes GtabltIement, meldes
bic bette aunoidaft in, sabweRen bat.
~95utgelegene @eihdftsbduSr unb Grunbiade unb 8aupldse In
Der White unb tn ben %aubentbeien Der Stabt4 GrObe Auswab.
@ebnltae SHerten iinb me pUrber senadt wurben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Mafenpertualter.
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California 4. Weiue.

Meinliebbaber finben eit groBes 9a=
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. WeDer am MlamOs
pIaaa. !6err Meper fu9t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fauft birefi
aus benz Seller Der @ein5i9ter. Nls
gutem &ent1er gelingt es linn tets, bic
beften SDrten ausSumdblen. ST fann
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= uni
WeiBs Metne in bor3iigli9er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @a0ome = fret
Ing Sals geliefert.
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s@ola, Valmen ; @artem lit 5,

S@pls' Yalmer : @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti9en bon San
@ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Die res
g~elmdBigen @benb Grei : &onserte on
bier abenben in Der @o9e limb tets
sablrei6 beiuht unb erfreuen lid elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
ghul5' saloon 1T Der sroBte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weiue
unb Wbi8feps unb ~alle3eit fellerfrif6es
Bier, iotpie bic beften gigarrem. S6oIs'
2und erfreut ii9 algemeiner @ner>
fennung nnb resen 3uipru6s.