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The suggestion of Messrs. Dan Tall
IMAGES Sons g. Co., to cotton growers that
rice be adopted as crop on lands with
drawn from the culture of the staple has
attracted widespread attention. Enqui-
ries in regard to the matter have grown
SO numerous that they have printed a lit
tie pamphlet, giving hints as to seed,
planting, cultiyating, harvesting and
marketing. The document is brief, but
full enough for the guidance cfany prac-
tical planter and can be obtained free of
charge of either of their respective houses
in New York, Charleston or New Or
leans. It is said that rice will yield over
$4,000 to $500 per acre; cost of plant
ing $4,000 to $500; the difference in
/: outcome is due to character of cultivation
sor season. This year prices have been
high and results in many instances far
beyond the larger amount noted. The
fact that the production is far below the
requirements Of the United States would
seem to be an additional reason for at
least giving it trial. 1t is ne..r the time
of preparation for first planting, hence
prompt action should be taken in order
get full benefit of the season.
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Gail for q Convention.

The following call has been issued by
the Columbia Board of Trade:
To the citizens of South Carolina:
Approaching the importonce of q prop
er representation of South Carolina at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition as to
it's agricultural, mechanical and other
resources, the Board OF Trade woulp
earnestly ask every city, town and ham
public organization, to send delegates to
q convention to be held in the city Of
Columbia on Thursday and Friday,
March 10th and 11th the purpose ol
such convention being to settle upon
some definite plan OF representation,
and to elect Ave com missioners, whose
duty>it shall he to carry out such plan.
Very Truly,
FRED. A, SALE, Secretary. -
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The action just taken by the Mississip-

81 The action just taken by the Mississip-
j,pi Legislature in the matter of pensions.
viii Will eiYeSa large number of negroes in
THAT State pensions for services rendered
the Confederates during the late war.
The new Mississippi code provides for
pensions not only for the soldiers who
served in the Confederate Army, but for
all servants who followed their masters
ssdaring the war and who became disabled
for manual work by wounds received
: then. AS most of the Confederate officers
had negroes as body servants, number
of the latter or their widows will come in
for pensions under this provision. Objec-
ton was made by some of the .em bers
of the Legislature to placing negroes on
the. Confederate pension rolls, but a large
majority Of the Legislature could not see
why the negroes should not receive PEN
sions if disabled, as well as whites, and
the law was framed so as to provide for
them. The Legislature will make lib
steral provision for this purpose.
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New Hope Items.

You haven't heard from this section,
Mr.. Editor, in two weeks, owing to illness
of your humble servant.
The health of this community is very
good at present.
Mrs. E. Floyd and son, of Hart County,
Ga, are visiting relatives in this section.
The teacher at McLees Academy has a
full school at present, and it is increasing
every week.
Mr.. 81. R. Crawford and Mr.. Riley, of
Franklin County, Ca, passed through
this section last week on their way to Abb
beville County.
Rev. Mr.. Crout has changed the regular
appointment at this place. He will preach
every first Sunday afternoon at hslf-past
8 O'Clock, and the same hour on the
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A State Primary.

I It is whattre people have demanded for
at least four years past. >,'iA
It is what the present dominant eie-
ment" solemnly promised the people
before they became the dominant ele-
ment. a.
It is what q large proportion of the
people thought had been granted them.
The Observer was under the impression
until quite recently that there would bea
State primary.
Instead of primary, we are to have
'circumlocution arrangement that is nell
ther primary nor convention---an arrange
ment that retains all the Objectionable
features of both primary and convention
and the good features of neither. The
people must elect other people to vote for
Governor for them. In this County, for
instance, the people, at the primary cleo
ton, vote for men to go to Columbia TO
nominate Governor.
While voting directly for Senator and
Representatives, Clerk of Court and 9TH
er County officers, and Congressman and
Solicitor, why not vote directly for Gov
ernor also? II is no more trouble-not
half as much trouble as to vote for eight
men who are to vote directly for Cover
nor. ~ =
The demand for more populargovern-
ment is daily becoming more urgent.
The sentiment in favor Of electing United
States Senators by direct vote OF the
people, instead Of electing legislators to
elect them, is widespread; and in every
other way the people are demanding that
this shall be, as 1t claims, "a government
of all the people, by all the people, for all
thepeople." e
A direct vote for Governor is preferable
for many reasons. 1t will lie sufficient to
mention three at present.
By the plan adopted by the Executive
Committee, the election of Governor
would depend, not altogether on the pop
ularity of the candidates for that Office,
but largely on the popularity of the can
didates for delegates.
Another objection is the delegates elect
ed might fail to carry out the wishes OF
those who elected them. 1t is always
safer to exercise right in person than by
! proxy.
A vote for delegates to nominate a
Governor Is not popular vote, but Is
vote by Counties. For example, this
County would send eight delegates TO
Columbia-all for one candidate-While
popular vote would be divided among
two or more candidates.
The Observer does not hesitate to say
that the present arrangement is unjust to
the people; and they should demand, IN
tones that admit Of no refusal, that at the
May Convention the Constitution DE- so
amended as to allow them real, genuine
bona fde, honest primary for Governor
and all State offlcers.-Ne,c6erry O6seT-
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A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
uuder the care of two prominent physi-
clans, and used their treatment until he
was not able to get around. They pro-
nounced his case to he Consumption and
incurable. He was persuaded to try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds and at that time was not
able to walk across the street without rest
ing. He found, before he had used half of
a dollar bottle, that he was much better !;
he continued to use it and is to-day enjoy
ing good health. If you have any Throat,
Lung or Chest Trouble try it. We eguaran.
Bros, Drugstore.
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Electric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to Iced no special men.
ton, All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and 1t is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys, will remove Pimples. Boils, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by i'm
pure blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bittcrs. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price so cts. and 90
per bottle at Hill Bros. Drugstore
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Pension Com missioner Raum inform

Pension Commissioner Raum informs
the House Appropriations Committee
i that the pension appropriation for the fs-
sscal year would necessarily be larger than
4 the amount approximated for the current
llFyesr. The maximum of pension expen-
ssditmes, he thought, would be reached
I daring the fiscal year beginning July 1,
slS93s and ending July !, 1882, and it would
notsexceed S16e, ,0Oo, 900 year.
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Postmaster General Wanamaker has
ISSUED an order giving money order facil-
I tiles TO- al postmasters where the COM
pensation Of the postmaster reaches 5000
ssper annum. The expense of carrying
this order into effect is trifing and the
offices already established under it are
doing anlamount of business greatly in
excess Of The anticipation of the depart
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report comes from Washington that
;Sthe Third Party movement in the South
AZ being backed by the Republican Ma
gtional Campaign Committee. 1t is said
.sthat the Republican Committee is quietly
at work communicating with prominent
advocates of the third Party. in Georgia
and other Southern States, and that Re-
publican emissaries are zealously al work
in this new effort to break the Democrat
ic integrity Of the South, as they have
been unable to do it by any other moth
sod. The report goes that the Republican
campaign committee has set aside liber-
al ntribution from its cam paign fund
70 be used in spreading Third party doc
]. .tr7ne in the South. Ifthis report is true,
the Third party movement in Georgia is
being supplied from the Republican Ma
stional Campaign fund with the wherewith
with which to do the work Of breaking
rup the Democratic party.
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Trustees Sale Of Land.

DY virtue of q power conferred on me
ID by Deed of Trust executed to me
by A. T. Robertson on the 18th day of No
vember, A. D. 1891, and recorded in the
Office of the Register of Mesne Convey.
apce for the County of Anderson, and State
of South Carolina, in Book GGG, pages
44S and 449, 1 will sell at public outcry in
the City of Anderson, in front of the
Court House, during the usual hours for
Masters sales, on Saleday in March, 1892,
to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed Tract of Land, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot OF
land formerly belonging to DR.. w. G.
Brown, containing one hundred and four
teen acres more or less, adjoining lands Of
]. T. Townes, w. T. Mattison, J. b. Aus
tin, and others, it being the Tract of Land
conveyed to A. T. Robertson by w. D.
Lee, Attorney in Fact for Mary E. Robert
son.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, and if not paid
in thirty minutes after the sale, to be re.
sold at the risk of the former purchaser or
purchasers. Purchaser to pay extra for
necessary papers. -
J. FEASTER BROWN,
Trustee for A. t. Robertson.
Feb. IL, 1892 80
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TheSupreme Court of the United States
has decided that NJ. Boyd, the gentl amaD
whom the Democrats OF Nebraska elect
'sed Governor of chat State IN the fall of
1880 and who has been Kept out Of the
office for some time back by a usurper on
the plea that he was not citizen of the
EJnited States when elected, is entitled to
office, having been dona, Jsde citizen
& sas the tiEae Of his easctions All the judges
of the Supreme Court except Field con-
y our in this opinion. ss;,:
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Je.l.5. - 80
e It is probable that q determined effort
viii esmade during the present Congress
to admit the Territories Of Arizona, New
Mexico, Utah and Oklahoma to State
bod Bills looking to this end have al
Tend been introduced in both Houses,
and the chances are that they will be
be pushed without unnecessary delay. It
is not the Intention of the advocates Of
these measures that the Territories should
lSbes admitted in time to vote at the next
Presi dential election, so ali the bills pro-
vide Tor admission to the Union on the
Isl; Of January next. It is expected that
81 Arizona, New Mexico and Utah are Dsm-
soeratic and Oklahoma Republican, al
,thcngh as matter of fact all four are
more or less doubtful.
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SIS The Committee on Agriculture of the
House of Representatives has begun it's
aaeries OF charges on the various anti-op-
ion bills pending in Congress. The bill
which ;is most likely to receive the sane
ltion q fsthe House Committee is the one
presented BY Mr.. Hatch. the Chairman,
dining options and futures, and impos-
sing heayy special taxes on dealers there-
Wood Davis, the we.l-known sta
'Stisttcisn Of Kansas, has appeared before
the Conimittse in advocacy of the bill.
sIhe:C Committee win have hearings daily
nppn this subject for one week, audience
being given to presentatiyes of both
sides Of the question.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WE. the members of the Starr Alli-
w ance, No. 2l3. have resolved that
we are not responsible for any claims
starding against the Business Agent OF
the County, as our Agent has not ordered
anything through him; nor will VIC be re
sponsibie for anything bought of him by
individuals, unless ordered by our Agent
and endorsed by the Alliance.
Passed on in called meeting January %,
1892.
J. T. c. JONES, G. P. T.
Ian %. 1892 30
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- Habitual drunkards are cared for in
an effective way in Norway and Sweden
The penalty is Imprisonment, and during
incarceration they arc fed on bread and
wine, no water being allowed.
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Statistics show that eight times, as
Rany mnrde are committed in Italy as
lin any other european country. !,
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The York Enterprise favors . direct
primary from Governor down, and says
1T low country has nothing to fear
from the up-country. When the right
men are put forward for the State Offices,
stheyswill be voted for irrespective of tide
water, mountains or sand hills"
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TO RENT.

TNHE JESSIE r. SMITH HOUSE ard
4 LOT, on River Street. Seven acres
Of land. Good Dwelling House, and also
servants house. Apply to
J. w. QUATTLEBAUM, ESQ,
Over Cunningham & Humphreys Store.
Dec II 1891 "a
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Gin mittet oeaeu bic sbprera

Man bat feline ltria9e. fi6 Dor Der
gbolera gu fir6ten, tpentt man ii6
@bamberlains 6eilmtttel gegett &oIif,
9iarrboe unb gbolera berf6afen FAINT.
IS mirb tn tpentgen Minuten @rlei6z
terung ber16afen urb in fur3er 3eit
b60ige 9eilung betpirfen. Sd babe
mid bur6 ben Geriu6 babon iberz
aeugt. %. $. Clinton, 9elmetta,
M.S.-Mam glaubte erf, 6aB bic @piz
bemie in 9elmetta mirfli6e aliatif6e
gboIera fei, aber rtatt iiberaeugte ii9
nadber bur6 ee,taue l1nterfu6unsen
babon, baB man es nit elmer duBerit
beftisen Sornt BON 9Dfenterie 81 tbun
bate, bic fat eben 10 gefdbrli6 1T,
mie bic @bolera. Sizes Mittel purbe
bierbei nit groBen grfoIgcn aases
tpanbt. gu baben in San Wntonio
lit ben Npotbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, 9opling & 6loob, S. g. Sod,
y. Sreib, $. 56u6arbt, &. Cohen &
g., 5. 8. 9arriion unb &alteper &
S6u9arb.
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3paa

bat in enter am @amftag lit Dallas gez
baltenen &ebe, bic beinabe bier @tunz
ben 1T Inipru6 nabm, ben 5~tpeiten
Sbeil fer Wablfampagre er6fnet.
Cine i6ledte SADIE IdBt ii6 i9mer
nertbeibigen unb man brauGt 3eii
ba3u. 9ogg beriu9te ii6 als tpabrer
Sacob Der Democratic auf3uipielen,
i1annte @Qe, bic ni@t nit ibm therein.
timmen, Mbtriinnige; riibmt feline
platform unb fpri9t feline @erwunbe.
rung bariber aug, baB linn aus be,
eigenen partei elm Gegenfambibat ent,
fanbem 1T unb baB mani eimem @e6fel
winf9t. 9ie Sbatfa6e, baB er nod
einmal anf ben Stump seben unb &e.
ben balten muB, tpo bod friber nit
Der Transformation unb Domination
bic @rbeit getban iuar, 1T ibm unbe.
quem.
Das Nubitorium befamb, uie lit ber
Sepef6e herbOrgeboben tpirb, gum
gr6Bten Sbeil aus Garmern.
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Nath far WHtter.

Dor iiber 50Sabren i6on tuurbe Mrs.
Minslom's SOOTHING Syrup bon Nil>
liomer bon Miittern beim 3abnen Der
@imber angepenbet. Wirt bu i'm
66lafe bur1 bas S9reien zines @inbes
gef0rt, bas i'm 3abnet 1T unb Dor
S9meraert peints Wenn 10, laKe fofort
cine Slai6e bon nMfrs. Winsloms Sooz
thing Syrup" bolen. Sein Wertb 1T tln>
besablbar. IS tpirb benz fleinen 2eibens
ben fofort 2inberuag perf6aHen. 8ers
laBt eu6 barauf, Mfiitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. SIS beilt Spienterp
unb 0iarrbOe, regulirt BEN Wtagen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbsa olif, erz
pei6t ben @aumen, perbilbert @ntoiins
bung umb itdrtt bas gauge @pftem.
rWars @inslows Soothing Sprup"
fir aabnenbe &inber lit angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
eitem Der be1ten meibli6en Nerate III
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel alen
Drugsiften in Der sattse1 Welt gu bas
ben. preiS rs Cts. per Glaide.
aauft ni6tS anberes als Wtrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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= @ttpa 80 Ileil6er bielteu an,
@amftag 9lbenb I'M Miiitcns : @arten
cine Ser iammlung ab, 1T pel9er Be-
f9lofen tpurbe, bic "Union Stock
Yards' au bopcotten, bas beiBt fein
gieb mebr BON ibnen gu faufen, neil
bic S6la6tbaus : @eieQf@aft eigene
Sleii6fdnbe erri9tet.
-. Mm Samftag Na9mittag lief in
Der Npenue s, nabe Der 8. StraBe cine
elettrif6e Gar gegett eine Government
Mmbulanee an. Sur6 ben Mnpraa
tpurbe Der @uti9er Sd. Snaber auf
bic StraBe gef6leubert, tpobei er fi6
f6tper at Der 9anb berlebte unb bas
99ulterblatt aasrentte. 9ie SnfaHen
erIitten feinen @6aben. Sic @9ulb
am 3uiammenftoB mtrb Dem Sreiber
Der Mmbulan5 beigenefe1, Der bas @e=
leiie Dor Der Gar am freu5en Deriu6te.
Sic "Workingmens Association
bat bic folgenbeu Selesaten CUR Qntiz
MbminiftrationS> 8onbention ernan.tt:
%. Gabe, s. poners, 8en 9apis, 8.
%. &ibinion, @uf. MiiIer, $. s..
CUNT, g. 80. Morris, Serbert 5idle,
5. &asberrp, CHARLES @eBler, @iIiam
Yomers, $. 9. Sallimap, 9enrD @ez
bene, 2ept WobaDter, Gilbert @eBIer, s.
Mbertiom, Sbomas pran6p, peter
Slippers, Soc Melber, @mguft Santez
rer, Soc Biere, %. 8oubel, a.. Spear,
@eorge 9fn66 mnb 8. 9ines.
= 9err W. ban 5eeberger erfudt
uns, Bic Mittbeilung, baB er fi6 eite
9ieen3 CUR @erebelid)ung nit Grduleit1
2ueie Dds babe austelen Iafen, bas
bin gu beri6tigen, baB er fi6 nit Der
%genannter iungen Game berlobt babe.
9ie 6o63eit tpirb aber erft int DECEMBER
ftattinben.
Ser &eeitrator u. Gantleben
bat beute 8Drmittag bic folgenbem Qifi>
tenten er1an1tt: s. &oiii, @ug. 9orz
aung, q. 8iencourt, 80. $. poor IT.
9err Mrel Meeri6eibt rnb Ta>
milie unb SRI. Stieren linb BON 9euti6z
Lamb suridgefebrt.
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5tpangloier l1%nterbaltung bin, tpdbrenb
bas iunge @6lf6en fleibig 6anb anz
legte, I'M Slide nnb Stible 5t rduz
men, bamit bic @6ttin Serpit6ore in
ibr &e9t treten fonnte.
Sc mar mieber eimmal elm re6t anrez
genber ur6 amiiianter Qbenb, ben mir
ba als @dfte bes 8eetbopen Mdnnerz
@ors perlebt babsn. Der gerei1t bai
ebem ni6t MIR bag erfor6erli6e Ma=
terial gum Singer, fonbern er neritebt es
aud Tete gu feiern utt6 bic Sbeilneb=
nter an benielben auf bas angenebmte
gu unterbalten.
M0ge er nod lange ieinem i6Onen
3mede nirffam bienen our @bre iei<
ner felbt unb bes 9euti6tbums!
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ad- Wemu Semanb fetm unb au aitz
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum so ifions< s. arten. 9ie
9erren Nbciner & 0anl. 8eiiber biez
les @tabliRements, balten barauf, ibre
@dite itets bolfommen 5ufrieben gu itelz
len. 4ae iaiionmdBigem Oelifatefen,
@uftern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &c finb
bort in Der belifateften 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu babem. Mabl5eiten merben auf
Wunf6 In bic Wobnumgen Der &unben
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit ber
Speiiemirtbf6aft perbunbene 9 a r
+ 0 o M bic beften @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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@dbler= &esiitrirnug.

9ierbur6 tpirb befannt gcma6t, baB
i'd bic Bidder meiner Office fir bic
&egitrirung aler Wdbler Der Stabt
San N1ttonio, 8erar GOuntp, Seras,
benz @eiebe entipre0enb in meiner
Nmts ftube int @ountpzg Court 9auie in
Der SolebabzS traBe am
eritem 9iemstas int Oftpber 1892
er6fnen tperbe, pel6er auf ben 4. Sag
ienes Monats fdqt, un6 baB i9 6iefe
Bidder fir bic barauf folgenben 3tpa1re
gig Gage emit Musi9lnB Der Sonntage)
BON 8 ubr 8ormittags Bis INT 8 nbr
Nbett6s ieben Sag ofen balten tuer6e.
u. g antIebe1t,
@ablz& egiftrator.
San Nntunio, Ser. 81. Sept. '92.
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9ie repnbltfamiidje GountD : Rumben.
ttpu

StC SepWUltt0WtyuJe 9UuWtD : NONpcus
ttpu
am Samltag Mbemb lit Der @onpenz
tionsz9aae tpurbe bon 6errn Gbas.
Ogden er6fnet. Ct belt eine @ebe,
in mel9er er sur @iniefeit mabnte urb
bic parteigenoRen bat, ole Streitigteiz
ten 5u begraben.
NlS permanenter Gorfber tpurbe
Geo. Pai9al ertpdbIt, Der in ieimer
Nnfpra6e bic Rational politif be-
riibrte unb itamentli9 Der Mc3inlepr
Bill groBes Sob ipenbete.
Sn ben angenommenen Bel6lifen
tpirb Qarrifons Identification enbors
firt fotpie bic rationale platform. Sic
Ganblung Der Sort Wortber Ronpen>
tion, inbem fte George @Iarf aIs @Dus
bermeurstanbibaten empfieblt, tpirb
gutsebeiben un6 gIarf bic nnterfhbung
Der &epublitaner sugefi6ert; man perz
pFihtet i6, Ales %auf5ubieteu, nm bic
g~rpdblung Serreqs fur ben &ongreB
6ur6auieben unb iiberldBt es benz
County @recutibs 3umie be3iigIi6 zines
@ountpsSidets bem geeignetem Weg
ein3ui6lagsn.
Das reue g%reeutibs aomite 1T tpie
folst 5uiammengeieBt: Or. g.. q.
CLIFFORD, l8oribenber; u. Santleben,
8. s. 8ea, %. 6. Mnberion, Or. 9.
s. Starnes, Greb Serren, 9r. 81.
2inbner, 81. %. Walaee, 5enrp Ser
rel, %. $. Mit6eQ, Sam 9. Sobn.
ion, @bas. %. Ogden, Mm. 2odwoob,
pai6al belt nod cine einbringli6e
Hebe, in mel9er er ben &epnblifanerr
empfabl, fid nit benz auitralii9en
8aaotipfem befannt gu MAIDEN. pier.
auf trat 8ertagung elm.
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Git nenes nuteruebmel1.

9ie "San Antonio Cold Storage and
Manufacturing Company" tpirb at
Der gde ppr Commerce u11b gafinoz
ftraBe, nabe Der 8riide tin Depot fir
sie Nusgabe, Wboleiale unb &etail,
bon frif6em Geii9, gerdu6ertem Gleii9,
@urft &c. etabliren. Sreie Nblieferung
mad irgemb einem Sbeile Der Stabt.
9as Refrigerator Gleii6 tann iebt be-
aogen nerbeu bur6 Q6fIing's
Marft, Mbenue s; Mrnaub i'm
9auptmarft; @iIgore, @de &omas
naftraBe unb San pebro Mpenlte. Sc
lepbon>I uftrdge iinb erbeten unb perz
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-03
California ; meime.

Weinliebbaber finbem elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
6errm s. S. MeDer am MIamoz
pIa3a. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weime
an Ort unb SteIe aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Meinaii6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn itets, bic
belten Sprten aussumdblen. @r farm
feline 9unben unb Gamilien nit eimem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbz nnb
MeiB @eine in por3iigli6er Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-03
GpmntD>M
SIR Triebens &i9te,

Sur Griebens &i6ter.
@ir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn @no4 9 riff {
Sspnes ais RanbiSaten fit baS Amt bes
SriebenSri4terS beS l. HreetnttS
anautInbigen.
Sir finb autcrifirt, 9errn anton ADAM
alS Ramtibaten far @ieoerpabl fur bas Nmf
bes Trieben8rt4ter8 beS l. Yres
eimffs (bie san3e Stabt umfafenb) an3u'
aubtssx.
@ir finb beauftrast, Germ B. 6. 6 Z als
4anoibaten fir baS 9lmt be8 G%rtebenS-
RIOTERS fir ben erften Yreeinft an3nffns
bigen. Serr Gcr eriudt bic Burger bon Berar
gounth, fir ihn au itimr1en.