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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Heavy Coinage of Gold at the Philadel-
phia Mint

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The coinage
of gold at the Philadelphia mint dur
ing the past two months, was
one of the largest in the his
tory of Uncle SANS money-mak-
ing institution, about $4,000, 900
being coined. Under order of the sec
retary of the treasury two months ago,
the mint was required to turn out sl5,
900, 900 in gold by December l. All the
presses were put to work. and overtime
has been made, the operators working
at night in order to comply with the
secretary's mandate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
TRAMPS NOT TO BE PUNISHED
Gov. Lewellipg Issues Orders to All Police
Boards of Kansas.


TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 6.-Gov. Level
ling on Monday morning sprung sem
sational document in the shape of an
executive circular addressed to all the
boards of metropolitan police commits
sioners. The circular, which is very
lengthy, after picturing the distress
existing in the United States
and Europe, orders police guards
to arrest no tramps on the charges
usually brought against this class
namely, riding on freight cars, va
grancy, begging, etc. The governor
says the city ordinances for fining
tramps and compelling them to work
on rock piles are unconstitutional and
opposed to liberties guaranteed by that
instrument, and he classes such pun
ishment with the aection block. They
are merely instruments, he says, to
oppress the poor and unfortunate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
1895 are made up as follows

note accompanying the statement
of appropriations made for the present
year to pay the bounty on sugar says:
"The secretary of the treasury having recon-
mended the repeal OF the sugar bounty law, no
estimate is estimated fer the fiscal year 1895
In the law is not repealed sl 900 900 will be
renuired for the purpOse.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
A Mayor Beaten to Death.

HAzELHURsT, Miss, Dec. &c. @.
Williamson, mayor of this place, was
beaten to death with baseball bat by
Kirby Miller Monday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
ESTIMATES BY MR.. CARLISLE
The Secretary of the Treasury Figures
Out the Appropriations Desired.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The book of
estimates for appropriations for the fis-
cal years 1894 and 1895 was sent to
congress Monday. The amount esti-
mated necessary to carry on the gov
ernment for the fiscal year is s411, ,s79,-
O41, as against estimates for 1894
of s421, 612, ,215 and appropriations for
1894 of S432, ,456, $50. The estimates for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-09
Morgan's Creditors a ccept u Compromise

New York, Dec, 6.--A meeting of the
creditors of James Morgan Il Co., deal
ers in dry goods at Milwaukee, was
held at the Metropolitan hotel. The
statement showed liabilities of s2O3, 900
aud nominal assets of $9i7,0 in stock,
accounts and fixtures. The firm offered
to compromise at 336c. on the dollar,
payable by February l, and the cred
itors agreed TO accept it
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

quoted sufficient to show the rePubli-
can method, and call the attention OF
populists that the late elections shows
that it has had its effect.
The sole, concentrated purpose of
the repub' leans is to degrade and de-
fame the populist people; 10 show
that while their doctrines may be all
right. they are personally Il vicious,
dishonest, degraded lot, and wholly
inferior 10 the republican crowd.
Yet, while all this is going OH, we pop
ulIst editors have confined ourselves
to writing long sermons OH abstract
ecoiOmic subjects, that were prosy to
read and difficult 10 understand.
Personal journalism is not hice bust
ness. But tile naked fact stands out
bald and clear that if the republicans
persist Ill it, the pOpuiists must take
it up in self defence. OF he driven for
ever from the political field.
II tOpuIiats have not done it, it il
not for want If material. The unwrit-
ten history OF the republican person
mel is ii hell black record. 1t Is ma
terial tina. will lind more attention
| than much of our abstract theories.
| and sink INTO inslgni.icance the petit,
ISLANDERS against the populists. Otto
| tra Journal.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

THE version of the fake meeting Mt
Kansas City Ms given by the Times is
somewhat moro detailed than that
sent out to the other papers. Among
those said 70 lisvs been at the meet
ing according to the 1SnaSs aye the fol-
lowiug: Jerry Simpson, ex:consress-
mauDtis,, II: a. Heatir Of THE Kansas
Farmer, and c. S. Hutton, Of tile Ad.
rocote. 10 oir certain knowledge not
one of these persons WAS at any SUCH
meeting. Neither Jerry Simpson hog
MIR. Otis we're at Kansas city ON that
day. Mr.. HEATH And Mr.. Hutton
were III the city on business. but
could rot hear'a word about amy such
meeting. It is not likely that p. p.
Elder or any OF the other parties
named were there. 1T is one ol the
holdest fakes that has appeared since
1890. Either Z. q. NcCray or A, q
Stas, must have barn ~ kisnsAs City
on F,iaay. TAisjs no slick Z Job r
lie the work At less expesisnced
srtis..-1apaho AdaahnAk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
sHERIFrs SALE.

First Publication. Nov. 10th ls93.-i71l.
In the district court of Edwards county state
of kxneas.
The American Freehold Land Mortgage Com
pany VI L.ndOn tL.mited)
William Il. benny D. N. Brewer and Mechanic
"a wings bank.
~fBy virtue or An order or ssle issued to m
out or sssif district court. in the aboveen-
tatAe0 action. will. on Monday. ihe ilih day OF
Descrr her. \. ID. iSJ3. between ann3 O'ciock
p m. OF laid day. at the fr%.nt d,ipr of the
court EouSe. in the cIty of kinsley. in the
.counfybf Edwards, in the STATE at Kansas
oicr az public sale. AMI Sell u the highest M
best niddrr Tor cash an hsn ALI tae fOiiuwiug
ds.scrib.-sa real estate. tO-wit:
The north ast quarter al section twenty nine
CD hip twenty i've tssi ~ nxe 10 west of
the sixth P..M. lying and situate in the county
OF EaWnrds W the StAte OF Kansas.
The ab0vs-lescribed real estate will be sold
N1taoue appraa>ement to satisfy said order uf
.Ie. II. q. RSpSERgS.
sheriff Of Edwards county, h~usus
W. " Bet,zley attorney for P.a.nti6.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
THERE is nothing in the election

THERE is nothing in the election
returns to warrant the assumption that
that the peoples independent party in
Nebraska is losing ground to any ex-
tent, Or to warrant the presumption
that the republican p'rty has gained
in strength. In state elections Ne
braska has never been Il populist state.
Numerically that party is just As
strong us it WAS last year and stronger
than it was two yeao ago. 1t knows
no factiOnal differences and its orgauj.
cation is in many respects more com.
pact. i is destined to play an jmnor.
,tant part in next years campaign, fol
it stands as a thoroughly organized
protest against the fnrthur epcroach'
ment of copoNte infieiire upon tl,e
states affairs. k.asasts s,gnsfi
cant menace to the disreputable polit
'icai methods Of the men who Ivy ths
result of the last election gained !.
temporary advantage over the people
-Omaha Bee Rep.)
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

=. IT is encouraging to know that Il
few leading papers Of the old parties
still possess the courage of their con-
victions. The Atlanta Consultation,
the leading democratic paper of the
south, Is hot on Growers trail. The
Omaha Bee, the most influential repub-
lcan paper in Nebraska, says 1t will
leave the party if they don't declare
for free coinage. The San Francisco
Examiner says 1t refused to follow
President Cleveland because lie refused
40 be democratic and to fulfill the
pledges Of his party. y Y lie has
illegally aud insolently usurped the
right to suspend the laws Of congress
according to his personal pleasure. He
has used the power of patronage t.
impose his will upon congress, and
done it SO openly that tue members
freely admit that by opposing his
wishes they sacrifice their places ut the
: federal pie counter"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
Rich,rd T.. Ely, in recent lectur

Richlrd L. Ely, i'll recent lecture
produced numerous Instances to show
the advan ages of government owner
ship of RAILROADS, among others the
fact that in Australia school children
ride to and from school free. a
friend of his, professor III Btr-
lin, living in the suburbs, pays $l2 ful
ticket that permits him to ride
second class Il whole year. lie
showed that postal savings banks
were established in all European
Countries and entered an eloquent plea
for their introduction here. In an Old
almanac he found Il list OF "'greal
fortunes" in 1855, and 500, 900 t.
$3.50, 900 ut that time wa, considered
| ii great fortune. There were but two
persons listed at 81 100000. LII 1892
the New York Tribune published Il lis,
IF milliUniirtS and the total uumner
was l 100 milliunalres, mary of THESE
having many millions. Statistics
show that in our country one-seventietl
of the population OWLS t~o third OF
the wealth Of the country. The above
show plainly al advance wrong enc
| to, to which All American citizen, wht
is not one of the seventy, if lie give
thought to the future Of his child ren
must pay heed.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

THERE are several prominent poll
ticians III this state, both male and
female. who would do we'll to heed the
scriptural injunction and bride their
tongues. This country does not need
craftsmanship that runs entirely to
jaw. When they know that the press
is constantly misquoting them, they
should take the hint aid keep theil
m nlths shut, ard not manage Il
bs interviewed on svery possible occa
sion.- HinJ5eld Free Press,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
81 RIEE"S SALE

First Published Nov 18th. lsa.-N 1923
tn District court of Edwards cnu. &,
STATE Of Hn~as
lie .inshy Exchange Bank. Plnintiff
W.
lanes T.. r,tne aud Mrs. rare
wife. defeni tnts.
by virtu. or All order of sale i-s 81 ~ Ia
out "a said u g rct court. III the utsv.
lit ed acton : will, un Mon III, i:,e Sth !.
IT DE, eInler. A -, tka,. istw,en : an
O'Clock p IN of said d.iy. ut tn. front .i,".r
the cs'utI iaOul-e in the citv OF Kin Si.y. in I,
county at Edwards. i'll the stale Of
cff'r at public sale ann seal III the hiyht.
ana be I titie'. tor cash in hand. all the fo
rwinp d. SCI lied real estate, t,-wit:
he EOritwt 81 Quai ter AMI lot three an
f. ur of section ninc. in Ihwns nip invent. INV,
souts runse nineteen. west # ~ixth p, inc
pal meridian. Ct nta:bing go s,-lvo acre,
more ar les, lying and situate IL, the uni
of Edwards In The stnte o. kansas
I he above de >crited real estate will be SOL
without appraisenent, TO satisfy .uid orde
Ut Sale.
X G ROBERTS.
Sheriff OF FdwaI DIS ountv. X ansas.
W Fl FRENCH. Attt riiey for Plaintiff.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01


;,rd .ihe VeiLet ISIS "Florai .eeI
lure ought tn i's. read ,'y ever, am
te,ir gardcuer. The boys' AMI yir:s
CORNER will chaIIn the Young folks
W hiie the 'fomt circle" with lis hint.
and suggestions. ill greatly interes,
the older member of the household
The "wonans worli" is Il com,Ile,.
and prO;use description with iliustra
tiun> OF the newest ana pre.iirst styI.
in dress. Altogether. the number is :
S'oreh0uSe OF Interesting and inSiiuc
tive reading from the pen Of ropUl.fi
writers. a sample will he serl :.r
cents. "r 81 year.
Ar,hur's New Home Magazine.
Phila.lt lIria. Penn
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

In Kansas 1000 negroes and flip
flop democrats joined in to make q
little majority for the republicans
During the strike of the coal miners
the republicans got their work III by
getting Z 900 or 5000 negroes imported
into the state. This is tbs secret O1
the republican gain in that state
UesteIu Mol Critic.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

Tom WATSON says the rejoicing OF
the democrats over the fact that the!
carried Virginia, reminds him OF the
midwife who lost the child and the
mother, but saved tie father.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
mo. 1887
SHERIF"S SALE.

no. 1881
SHERIFF'S SALE.
First Publication. December lat, 1888.
In the district court OF edwards county state
of Kansas.
Joseph Elliott. p.aintif.
VS..
Wilson. II B ELEPHANT. Alice A Orphan,
Samuel Andrews, = Lancaster. l. lancaster
ami Daniel kuisley, defendants.
ny virtue of an Ortier of sale Issued to me
out of sald district court, in The nbove-entI-
tied action. I will on Monday. The let day OF
January. a. D. 1891. betwcen2 aud q clock p.
III. OF said day. III The fFuut or of the court
house in tue city OF kinsiey. in The. county Of
Edwards in the state of Kansas. offer at pub
lie sale and sei to the hiY hest and best bfider
for cash III hund, all the following describcd
real estate. ttrwit:
The southwest quarter of section twenty
two. and the northwest quarter of sect! n
twenty seven, all in townsh y twenty fiv .
runpe twenty, west of the sixth prlncip'
| meridian. containing so aci es. more ar les
lying an situate in the county of Edwards n
the state OF h ausas
Tie auove-descrlDod real estate will be sold
without Rppraisement. t. sa;isty said order
| of sac Il. q. Roberts.
Sheriff ofEdwards county, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

n those states where the democrats
knew they could not win, they helped
the republicans; and III those states
where the republicans knew they could
not win, they helped the democrats
-KunSus COn,moa,ef.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

AN amusing thing about election
reports i'll old party papers-they make
comparisons OH their own vote with
that IF two years ago, but the popu-
list vote they compare with last year =
figures Express.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

The pspulst vote in Virginia last
YEAR WAS 1925. This year it was
10000. We are willing to see just
,ch IA .sdecline': as this in every state
Of the union.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
A TESTIMONIAL

81 know of no remedy that gives IA
general satiSfactiGil In all diseases
arising from impure i''ood. such ~
d,steps,a. biiiu,,>,irSs. boil. pimrI.S.
and ali nervous dI-o r'ler ~ DYLus' Star
Sarsapariija .OnI"und.
Dr. J b. Mitchell.
lsoonviiIe Mo.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPEF
FRIDAY. DECEMBER :. 1889

STRANGE how people rally TO tile
support Of a dead party. A new Pop
u7ist paper at Marshalltown, Iowa,
took IN S36 subscriptions in one week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
no. 1447.I
SHERlFFS SALE.
First publication Nov. 2lth. 1893

First publication Nov. 2+th. 1893.
By virtue of an orter of sale. date" The 22nd
d. # Enves' her, 1,93. issU. d out of he Ills
trict count Ill anC for tGWarGs e. UNITY. km,-
FMS. in an hcIi' u in said curt wherein KI II.
A III. Hollis VI RI wss plaintin and Dam
iel X Inn aud Melissa l'i6 his wife Nicuults
O'Bry an, Clara Wing AID The Kins ey Build
ing & Lean 81 ciatis.n were defendants
will. TN 1ueea p. the nth day Of December
1898, between tUe hours OF and p. IN ut the
front door of the COurt hOGse in the city Of
kinsley, in said EdwGrus cOunty. kansas
of3er at pubic sale nd cell To the highest and
best bidder for cash In hand, sil the right
title ana interest Of each and very .r the
above named psr4tes IN and t. the iolln log
real e. ate, In said slsfe and connt.. Iowit
The nth east quarter " section ely hteen
ls. township twenty-five Is. r.n2e twenty. ~
west Said property will he so,d as directed
by said Ofdsr Ut safe. without APT, a,tement
Il. u. ROBERTS.
Sheri6Of Edwardst ounty. Kansas.
Beardsley 0FeG0sy. Attys. for PItu.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
mo. l673.l
EHElslFFS SALE.

FHbt PUUI1cdStUu Dec6uHDer TT, IoS3
By virtue Of an order OF sale To me directed
and ocIiveretf, issued out OF tho dist riot cuu ri
in and for Edwards county. Kansas, in a CASE
I'm " hich ISAAC sHELLABt RG Err is PLAIN
iifr and Susanna Z Eastman ct Il, are defend
ants, i VIII, on monday, the Isl day VI Jnnu
day ut the front door of the court huuse il
the city of Kinslcy, e wards county. K.nsus
offer at public Sale and sell t" the ghes
b oder Tor cash in hund nj TIE iOllowiI y ces
crIbrd real estate. towit:
Lots forty-thr. ana fOrry-four IN ives
Kinsiey. i'll Edwards county kanSus. Said
prope. ~ to lie sulu to satisfy the demands OF
said order of sale.
r ROBERTS.
Sheriff of Edwards count y. Kansas
Fuller & W hitcomb, Attys for Pitn
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The northwest quarter of section is,
township 25, range 10, known as the
Holt Farm Three miles south
west from the city of Kinsley. 1t IS
nice agricultural land, we'll watered
and with over forty acres under cult
vatlon. A good school immediatel.
adjoining on the west. For prices and
terms inquire of
II. C. BINGHAM.
Kinsley, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01


Pain,istrv assunar- to tell what the lines IN you'
land Indicate Il will anusc yoa, II moi kins: Acre
The above diagram almost explains it.cf. Tn
ave 70 " which yoa viii I've Zach EHACi:LE5
gives you thirty years. We maj KEN LINE Oi
HEAD denotes brain power: ci' ar LINE O.!
FORTUNE fame or rnlic.. Both combined meal
success in life; but You must Accp NJ With mod. r.
ideas 10 win il. You will find plenty OF these il
DeInore ts Family Magazine. go st'Rctivey PIE
sentssl that every member of the family IL enter
tnined 1t is d',z IragaZin' = in onc. CLEAN
LINE OF HEART be.ptsks tenderness: n sirrtsh'
LINE OF FATf pssssdu s; sGs e il
spares You doctors bills; so viii the health hint
in Denorest's. No other macnzi,e pr tlishes 90
rnsnv stnree to snterrst the home ci.,ir ioa III
encv il Won have the GIRDLE OF VENUS well
marked: keep MP yonr spirits by having i?ennorcst
aasszne to read hy fae., nm !" rt lst S o,'
Of great value besides the snmrh pr, rii;n picture
iTA2.inches I'm Daisy!" which is almost a rea
baby and equs to the original Uil psint ing Ntlcf
cost g 10: and yon wi hav ,nasaz.ss thu cann"'
NJ eqa.ied by any in the wo Iii for it, beau III
illustrations an subject matter. q at will re
you posted on all the .op'cs of tie day a. al IL,
household, besides fnrn, Thin. interesting reading
matter. both grave and gay, for the rhoe fHni.iy
its fashion paers are perfect, and ynn get with IT.
Tree of COST all the patterns you ". to 'sf fHiis
the yesr. and in any size ron CHI, Csc Sthn L
really get over s2s 90 in value. Addrr.s TIE pub
Usher. W. Jennings Dcraorest j. East IAN 81,
New York. II Won are nnaequsiH;ed VIII IN t n
H enei;sy % n r, ns@rs IvIsIHS OF THtMB
ss cY y FoSS sEcrSp p E
| ,mbir on thar Of SATC'RE, prad 1.ce tn" y \,
1--we OF spiendor: MARS. Cod. s..e; NoOE inag,mn'
ron: VENUS: love Of pleasure: ana MfEc.Rn,
| intelligence. Take our aiIce rs above and Won
wiz he snrr 10 possess the .ast and nost valuso'e
| .naiity.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01


SHERIFFS SALE.
First publ, he'd Nov. 10th. tS93-l7Ie
In the Disfrict Court OF Edwards county
state of Kansas.
William F. Leonard plaintt6
vs..
James q. Hustled defendant
isy virtue Oh an order OF saie issued t. me
ous of SAID district court in the abOve-entir led
action. will on Monday the tith dav of Dec
A ID. ..e9i. between twn and four O'Clock d.
IN of said day at th trent door t the cour:
house In the city of kins ey in the comfy OF
Edwards IN thes ate of kansas, offer nj pub
lic Sale, and sell To the hIxhest and best bid
der tor cash in han-1. NIL the following de.
ssribe real estate. t'rSit.
The nth ast quarter Of &c tfon seventeen
ne IN township twenty six ts6j sautn and III
rs,,.xe six cen. Us, west Of the sixth r. NJ
y ing and .fi uate In the county of Edwards IN
the sfnteDf kansas.
The abOve-described real estate will be sold
without aPpraisenent to satisfy said ordrI
IF sale. G.,RbBEkT
, Sheriff of Edwards County.
W. H. French. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01

TaE STATE x0a1,L sHs.aL ~ kAksAs is ..sEni1.d
vsvvwh<re hs Tssks frsise s<hesI 81 tie Wet
Nearly Lug asArnts for each th< ~ kansas
cuans;aB I'D y ss,les represented iast
Tbs New xaz nearly al tod tr srharl
P n FasAfaf GrvtA e scbs h<neh cne6sirx fsei
ss-A,ess SOD -0rs-nry.
~ n nciy ses.ei vNss kfyssa ne
esvas,se srseh. Ni.-ac- Pat u6ar Tuift .
trs~ Erp>esss ~ sr~~h-.e e and s.rl3
sss, - Send .rs
Adirsss 4. 4 TAILOR. Pres. Enpssis, g.r..
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fpafSss sey9r III 55ss&IdsastsA,ce called
.attention to the Tact that the number
is far below What the republicans par
dOned in tile same time, and tina,
nearly every ops-paniloned was r.-
publican. !. They t1eA 10 impress the
people that Lswe.ling parLonel more
than did u half IL dozen of his prede
cessOrs. Then, again, tIie papers ale
full of long tsiles ABOUT iui,;.,ics e,cap-
ing from the Topeka insane asylum,
aud alleging that Incompetent meiI
have beeu put III charge siuce Level
liny's elections; when the TACT is that
the men in charge are the same old
republican gang, and the number OF
escapes ARE no greater than befors, bu,
are simply paraded before the PUBLIC
10 deceive the people.
Then again, the pnplists were AT.
raighed by the republican, press vi the
stale thai gruss cases os thief, ard dis
Honesty had hsel,' detected at The
! opeka INSANE asylum, bst were care.
ful IL c,'iice;.t the fact that lie niail-
asemsnt there is the same old republic
eau CROWD. and tlis cu,prit is !, repub
licsn who has beep ut the asylum iol
i've yeats.S
So we might 60 On quoting suc,l
thugs by tile 1oote; but We have
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02
HOchheInF Hits.
HocHHEIM, October 81

EDITOR GAZETTE; Hochheim is
on quite a boom, Two new houses
have been built in the last two
months,
Cotton is turning out much bet
ter than at first expected. There
will be more fall crop than was
looked for, Our gin here will gin
this season at least one thousand
bales.
There was given at the residence
of DR.. j. V. Blake an elegant and
highly enjoyable entertainment on
Friday night last, in honor of
Miss Vernon Green of Victoria and
Miss Josephine Schwab of this
place.
The Hochheim Cornot band is
progressing finely and in a short
while will be prepared to fill any
engagement.
The Young gentlemen and ladies
of this place have concluded to give
treat to our fun enjoying citizens
in the way of a regular drama some
time soon.
There is no sickness
There is considerable corn in
this section for sale.
We have good many disap-
pointed pecan gatherers visiting
us. All the pecan bottoms are
watched and no one is allowed to
gather peeans at all. The owners
or renters are for the money that's
in the pecans.
Hochheim will soon be quite Q
city. We now have two grocery
stores, one dry goods, one drug anc
one hardware store, one gin, ont
blacksmith and wagon shop, on
saloon and another being built
which will open about the last o
this week. PERCY.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

From now until January 1st.
l will sell my saddles, harness ,
brides; whips and everything |
keep in stock at the very lowest
figures as | desire to close up my
business by that time.
HENRY KUEsEL.