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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
CITY NEWS.

Firm of Wagner & Schoenfeldt
have dissolved.
Directors of the Harmony club
will meet Wednesday night.
There will be ball given at
the Arbeiter Verein hall April 26th.
Lafayette Simmons and Teb.
Miller have secured license to
marry.
Charles Hugo's carriage was
run away with on River avenue
yesterday afternoon.
For a flask Of fine brandy or
whiskey, call on E. Kenney, Sunset
saloon, opp. S. P. depot. 4 10 st
-Colored papers for artificial
flowers for the Battle of Flowers
is selling fast in our stores.
Large crowds visited the Ala
mo Heights yesterday. The River
avenue line makes excellent time.
Mr.. Henry Boerner is having a
new office placed in the billiard
room of ScholZ' saloon for his use.
"A dance was given in the hall
on the southwest corner of Austin
and Duval streets Saturday night.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Edwards died yesterday
from brain congestion, following
measles and bronchitis.
Nat Lewis came in from his
ranch today. He says most ele-
CANT rain fell Friday, which filled
the FriO river to overlooking.
Messrs. a. S. Woolley, of Cincin-
natl; H. R. Gregory, of Kansas
City, and J. T. F. Cole, of Chicago,
are in the city. They are all prom
inent citizens of their respective
towns.
The Pacific Express company
had big sale of unclaimed pack
ages Saturday, on SOledad street,
opposite the Court house. Owen
& Pearson, the auctiOneers, con-
Quoted the sale.
"A great crowd daily assemblies
in the street in front Of the South.
ern hotel to enjoy the fun the ter
rier dogs have in catching the rats
that DR.. Trexler regularly catches
in his patent trap.
A surprise party was rendered
Mr.. Louis Smasal, at his home on
MatagOrda street, Saturday night
and the evening was spent in
dancing and like innocent amuse-
ments by the guests.
The Sunset saloon, formerly
McDermOt.s, on Austin street, opp,
S. P. depot, has been reopened, re,
stocked and is under new manage.
ment. Best wines, liquors, cigars
and beer, constantly on hand
Patronage solicited. f. Kenney
Propr. 4 16 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Bits of Information Picked Up by
Our Correspondent.
How Wisconsin Newspaper Man Secured
Bride-One of Senator Vests En-
Pertaining "Reminiscences
Men Who Have Snaps
Especial Washington Letter. !


Congressman Haugen has a scrap.
book full of good stories. One of them
is concerning a newspaper man named
Will Hooker While Hooker was man.
aging editor of paper at Ashland,
Wis, he fell in love with the pretty
stepdaughter of the wealthy publisher
of the newspaper. The latter objected
to the union and offered Hooker mon
etary consideration if he would move
further west The newspaper man de-
clined, whereupon he was discharged,
and he was forced to go to Milwaukee,
where he obtained employment. After
his disappearance, the stepdaughter
announced that the engagement was
broken. After an absence of three
months, Hooker reappeared. coming in
by country road on horseback. His
sister came into town by train at the
same time. She, with some friends of
Hooker's, made the necessary arrange
ments, and at noon Hooker quietly but
hurriedly walked into the Congrega-
tional church. A clergyman was in wait
ing, and at the altar stood the publish
er's pretty stepdaughter, surrounded
by group of friends. While on his
way to church Hooker had been rec
ognized by several friends, and he was
in haste to have the ceremony ended.
"Do you want the complete service?"
asked the minister.
"Cut it down to stick" was Willis
reply, resorting to printers English in
his excitement. The preacher looked
astonished, but he understood, and
soon the knot was tied.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
FOR SALE.

Lots on River ave. from $500 to 81, 200.
Lots on Government Hill from S675 to
81 200.
Improved property, Crosby ST., S1,75O.
House OF rooms and lot, Dignowity
Hill, s., $50.
Several fine residences, Avenue D, reas-
enable.
eminent Hill, good investment.
House and lot, Pine St., on installments
Lots on E. Commerce St., $500 to 81, 200.
I have several absolute bargains in i'm
proved property. Owners compelled TO
sell.
VIM. WILL, Room 5, Clifford Bldg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16

alert
Advertisers
- dvertise in the DAILY LIGHT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
Where Did He Get That HAITI

One day recently Big Tom Reed lost
his hat at the capitol He thinks it
was stolen, but he probably laid it
down carelessly somewhere, and for
got about it. He has very large head,
and could find nothing around the
building that would fit him. When he
left for the Shoreham he had on his
head a derby three sizes too small, ard
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
For San Jacinto Dav.
l6 st

Ladies Aid society of St. Marks Epis-
copal church will give an entertainment
at the Grand opera house next Saturday
night in honor of San Jacinto Day. There
will be tableauX depicting the surrender
OF Santa Ana, "Tennyson's Dream of
Fair Women" and a farce comedy will
end the evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
HELLO THEREl

Are you looking for large lot near
Main PIAZZA for an elegant building sight?
If so I'll sell you S6X25O feet on Dwyer
avenue, the Bon Ton residence part Of
the city for 5000, graded street, cement
sidewalks and San Antonio river in rear.
Think what beautiful spot it will make
for a home. J. A. DAUGHERTY,
IS II. Daily LIGHT, Bldg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
AUCTION! AUCTION! BIG ToBAC-
co SAIE

1872 boxes fine tobacco, seized for
debt, at auction Thursday, April
18th, 10 a. m, 30S Dolorosa street,
opp. City Hall.
OWEN d PEARSON,
4 10 st Auctioneers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
$1,000 WORTH FINE TOBACCO.

49, Boxes, just from factory will
be sold at auction Thursday, April
10Th, 10a. M, at 30S Dolorosa St.,
opp. City Hall.
OWEN & PEARSON.
4 16 st Auctioneers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
Funeral Notice.

DED-Ihis afternoon at l o'clock,
Minnie" infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. McAIister, aged years and 8
months. The funeral will occur tomor-
family residence, Warren street. Friends
invited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16
GLADSToNE'S oRAToRY.
He Was a Forensic Advocate OF Unpa1
alleled Power.


alleled Power.
AS Mr. Gladstone has set his hand on
a larger and more enduring series of
statutes than ever were placed on books
by any other statesman, it is true of
him also that he has lowered above all
statesmen in the resources necessary
for successful leadership in govern
ment. Other men have been witty; he
had gentle and lambert humor, but
nothing more. He could be slightly
but not cruelty sarcastic. He INDUCED
in invective often; in vituperation
never. Habitually urbane even to
caustic opposition, he entertained no
unkind personal feelings toward polit-
zeal opponents; and after his repeated
duels with Disraeli, who never hest
tated to employ any language toward
an antagonist, Gladstone in his library
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-16

presented the appearance of Harry
Watson in German comedy. The ex-
speaker did not linger anywhere on
his way home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

Eleie4 % tAat IRE s,7s
meg coastal SAFE one -
Elizabeth v-1-,A..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

Royal Owl Flour Sc guaVauiAA,
Won o. your money Will be teiur
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Sc,Idca Deash uf ASrs.Stra;f.

Hrs Rachel a Strait, widow o:
the "A C Nr : L STRAIT. was found
ahaG N he: ed Yesterday morn
lug She was ~ he accustomed
heahh on retiring the night be.
fore, though she had been feeble
Tor severe, weeks rom an attack
OF d%scntery. Her sister Mrs
Price, who occupied the same
room heard her, about daylight.
scream ou' once or twice and
cal Ell to her. suppos;ng she was
bothered with nightmare as she
ten wa Mrs Piice thought no
more oF the matter until she went
to wake her about 6 o'clock, for
breakfast, and found that she
c1u q not ar0d q her. She calle
Mrs Crocsett aud, though her
BODY seemed warm. it was dis
covered she wa, dead. G roner
CaNRcy he'd an inquest and the
verdict was that she hal d;ed of
heart failure.
Mrs Rachel A Strait was a
daughter o. the late Andre w
CrockeIt She was born IN this
county Nov 13, 1915, and was
ma'ried Nav 37d, 1855, 10 the la,e
s l. Strait. She connected her.
Sc f with the Presbyterian Church
in early life and remained a con.
s'stent member until death. She
was an estimab'e christian ladv
and has entered upon her reward
She leaves surviving her. two
brothers, Mr. Jones Crockett of
this pace, and Mr. - VI Crockett
the county, and one sister Mrs
Mamie Price.
The Funeral services will be
conducted at the residence of Col
n Crockett, by her pastor Rev
G w Humphreys, at 10 o'clock
this morning, after which her re-
mains will be aid to rest by the
side Of her late lamented husband
J in our town cemetery
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OBITUARY
lFrom the Christian Advocate

lfrom the Christian Adv0cate)
Rev G y Plvicr was born February
4 i, 1872. aud Gled ID cember. 1898
IN his eighty cec,nd year. H. was by
g"'d Pr,Iii~nCe hrpnsh t. crnsi,;er
his re. OF rrligi," by beiag inv,,ed
by the old class t.ader To - wiIh him
~ class meeting. lie dis 80. and VAS
thus brought 10 tel his ED If saiva-
uNn; nd was under deep cnrvicriou
FIR "GIl- such nwakerirg results
td In c'-or ard = .wvtfI c,.myer.ion
s. he ieu said !, hi+ af.er life: i
done mnca believe in auy ether than
- know = religi r.' Such he epi we'd
ill death. He waa man ut prea,
phvslcnl and mental sbi,ty, fine ina,
2inatI"r; cnnsecrated man, putting
his time ~ aus ard Talents on Cad.
altar; w.s succ"-pfnl in husi ihess. and
gave much tn building churchee, hard
~ rk getting "nt. plsciap in the spO,
timber a"d lumber for CHURCHES mill,
from bis m'i md home. lie was n
power in txh rtstiOu. At u cam,
meeting AZ "id Salem on LrncIt.
ter circIi', after the Pr, siding f. der
had left, IN exnorta;ibn relared hi, ex.
perlence. l. was 81 rich aud fu,l that
the cold time passed al oNce away, az d
glorious victory was g4iusd, and
manv COW r1inns.snl glorinug rel oic>
ing f,liowed. This j" ihe ear 1916,
when as vet was 'nlY an exhnr,er
The same spirit and .tg'e. with Ia,
creased strength, he carried through
life. He "as ordsirch deacon in
1856, and elder in 1860. A truly zeal
Gus minister Of the Gospel, and com
manded The largest congregation,
everywhere In town or country, going
fer and neor ill his immene weight
and age required him to give up 20
much, and yet he worked and went il
possible. He is missed 10 every way
in this circuit His last donation wss
In buying hundred dollar lot on
which the parsopsgj is TO be built.
His type Of religion prevails t. a good
extent where be lived The societies
and churches of Hopewell, Bethel,
Zicn, FIVE Forks, ST Luke's. Mt Cars
mel, Prospect and Others owe their
origin much tO his infiuence and
means, and his lame is dear 10 them.
| was with him on tsis work in 1845,
and the past yenr. | miss him 40
much this year May Ged raise up
another 90 fill bis nlscs. and may we
meet in heaven. He being dead. vel,
speaketh.' He died without struggle.
His little grandcbiId was sent IN to
bid him to break fast, nnd went and re.
ported grandpa saying his PRAYERS
Waiting longer, he was found dead.
go easy and so ready.
VI PEGUEs.
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The Sumter Freeman is an Al
lance rewspaper, and IN its last issue
we ffnd the following: 'TIl>man ioin-
ed the Alliasca reluctantly after i.
had 10000 enrolled voters. He has
never liked it ani will d. eyerylhiu g
In bis power t. destroy it. lie ha.
nGye', To our knnwledgs, spoker one
earnest word in is favor. IF he .uc
eeeds in his eiJrl to keep hack nrpo-
sition TO him, while he opposes its
main dema ds, it is forever uudone
and lie knows it
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New Political Scheme.
Some Rdcy Red ding in an AnonynIous
Letter TO Governor 7TY,I0,1.

Governor Trllmsn yesterday recei-
ve1 the following anonymous commu-
ni"atirn. which be considers = bright
production:
O'sAgehurE, s. c., May, %. 1894.
'G"vernor b. r 7ilImen, CoIunbia,
s c.
'Danr Sir: have read with inter-
es! the replica yourself aud Senator
Butler - the questions prnnnundei
hv the Stat" a lance, aud after care.
fol comparison and 'tudyof The two "a /.
pers it gIve' me pleasure % accord To
you in national politics that hearty
snnn r. which have rluavs given
y"n in State poliiics. Your position
Ia well taken and strong, and | feel
confident that you will win.
TO my mind there is ono print vet
~ he settled-how ta i.sne money! 70
the ponpl" after the government make es
it-and j, ia upan this point that take
the liberty Of writing yNu Tne FREQ
coinage ofsjlyer and gold will issue
money direct to ,ha na,nla { the
West; tho pen-iNns will ho direct,
issue TO al Yspkecicm, ,hut the South
will have no money issued To her eX.
capt what lIit'e On" ge's by uuhic i'm
prov"msnts Tbs puts 'the land We
hve' ut great Disadvantage. es she
Will hSue M money supply ,pxcept what
comes tn her IN the regular channels
Cf trade
i wrl'e To suggost to your maturer
lhdCmen' ard experience n plan for
t"@ is'uo "f m .uey direct to The ppo>
pc, plan thu, will know No North,
nor South, nor East, ncr West. It is
TIL: Let the government i1sue a pens
sion in gr"pnhacys (lagsl tender for
al dnes. public and private) to every
c1nn'e VbN cntracis the marriage re
l"'o'; nlsn bounty of $40 (orarn,
hscss) :" the parents oi every chiid
born in weAlrck after the enae,ment
~ lee sug.es'ions into Law. The ef.
feet # sncN a l.w would be marvellous
The volume 0f circulation would ,y>
pand with the Increase Of pnpula i'm.
NV industrits would spring up. JOINT
stock companies would he formed fur
the mtnufac'ure Of cradles, baby car.
risges, cnttrn diapers AID soothing
syrup A greater demand would be
created tr food .ai clothing. and
there would no longer be any danger
OF oyer produc'irn long these lines.
Young people could then pool their ia
sues and go into combine fr home
production, without any dread of f.
nancill cry-sis Woman's suffrage
would no longer be burning question
and labor would receive its recon-
pensc. Every woman would be
Tillmanlte { ali time and the next
gen ration Of young men would al
ways be ready to 90 to Darling>town.
i submit the above, hoping il may
meet with your approval. 10 couclu>
sion, 1 will say that am no, wedded
to this plan, or anything elsa. You
may accuse me of having AN sxs tn
grind by this scheme, but you c,nnoi
convict me Of the charge till the new
law puts me tp The test.
Wishing ynu long career Of suc>
cess and usefulness. am. as ever,
'Your ardent supporter,
'Krof.'
Uneqaaried cures BIZ DIT. Mi,as, Rervina
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Butler and TilIman should give
up politics and open a millinery
estab lshment. They are both
good 'tr'mmers ;" -Orangeburg
Enterprise. And they can get all
thelrraw material from the Oranp.
eburg Ehterprise.-The Sttse.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
a MIllion Friend.

friend i'm need is friend indeed,
ana not less than one million people
have found just such a friend i'm Dr
Kings New Discovery for Cousump-
lion, Coughs. and Colds. .-IfyOu have
never used the Great Cough Medicine,
one trial Will convince YOU that it has
wonderful curative powers in all
diseases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle il guaranteed 10 do all
that Is claimed or money wili be re-
landed. Trial bottle: free at Craw.
ford Bros, Drug store. Large bottles
soc. and Sl.OO.
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A Little Cyclone,
Special to The State

SPECIAL to The state
HennetsyI @, NJ. 80 A ".
c'""n pa sed north of lh,. u ace
'h,k aIlvFhGon about ; 30 o'c eek
dong much damage Can't y L.
"te"Gen age "a bon e wls
demos shed t.n ssvep Ienant
houses b own down and his large
harn HaS meved from It's base arou,
tour Tenant hDu.es Mr. Barnie
Walace lost two tenaut houses
"r. ia" es McU&n els gin house
was b own down. such fencing
and shade trees were b'own down
N town There Is no loss OF life
reported
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:pta hsal.sv.

-Commnnion at the A r i
cha ch Tomorrow morning.
Mr Bart s ms ha. been CONS
m ssioned a. a U 5 Deputy Mar
SHIT
Fa'mers report c u.idpr,b q
damage to cotton by the .nld
--YeLetday morning, June 1T
hres wee plea'ant.
Misses Alice Jone, Anna
j. cke, Sl.ieen. and Annie Hutch.
esson, OF Charlotte. are the
que IS Of Mrs Leroy Springs.
-Rcy ] NJ Pardue vii preach
ut Mr. ThOS Sims on the William
son place, on the third Sunday in
June at 8 o'c'ock p IN.
Read ad. of i T Davs who is
prepared FOR ali kinds of engine
work. Ue has the reputat on O.
being frHt ci"ss mschni.t.
Mr. and Mrs S A Cio,d of At
lania. Ga. arc visiting their sitter
Mrs Il l. Raw after an eGtended
trip north
--Nr } + B ackmon is announ,
ced in thi. issue for the office Of
County Trea-urv.
Passengers from Lancaster
CIV make the round trip to Col
umbia same day, have four hours
in Columbia and Il in Chester
Leave Lancaster at 40 m. Re
turn at $50.
The hour for the mornin @
service at the Methodist Chur cl
has been changed from Il O'Clock
to 1880. The service tomorro "
morning will be preceded by =
love feast
Our worthy chief Of police, Mr
T Hunter. has declined the ap,
pointment Of U S Deputy Collect
or. Also the appointment Of u
Deputy Marsha. Mr j NJ Smitl
has also declined an appointment
as U S Deputy Marshal.
The announcement for seryl-
ces at the Methodist church to,
morrow night has been withdraw
since it was learned that Rev MI
Totson Of the Baptist churcl
would preach is farewell sermon
at that time.
Misses Lily Adams. Love
Jones, Susie Green, Bessie Perry
Nann'e Crenshaw, who have beer
attending school at the Sunder
land Hall Seminary, Concord, \
c., have returned home for tn,
Summer vacation.
AT the May drawing Of the
Louisiana lottery ticket he'd b,
some one In this county drew
prize nf twenty thousand dollars
The number OF the ticket is S797s
1t is not known who the holder j,
-Review
-FuA attendance at the Meth
o"ist Sunday School is requeste,
tomorrow afternoon An i'm
portant matter will! be brough
before the school.
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GuCklen's Arnica SaIva

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Kheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapued
hands, Chilblains Corns, and ali Skin
Eruptlons, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
70 give perfect satisfaction, or money
sale by Crawford Bros. vi
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TRRSPiSS NOTICE,

4 II persons are warned not To tres
n pass by walking, riding, fishing.
hunting, cutting wood, or in any other
way upon my lands situate betw cen
one and two miles South of town,
Known IA the "Cureton MIll tract,n
the Bailey lands" and the "Ke!Iy
place" Said lands are bounded by
the main Camden Road. lands ofW W
Perry, the Billings plantation, estate
lands Of Til!man Frazer and others.
The law will be enforced against any
and all persons sdisregarding this notice.
HARRIET WELSH.
May %, lS9i-3w.
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announcements.
FOR TREASURER

To tie Democratic Voters OF Ldncustc,
County.
We take great pleasure i'm nominal
ing j f. BLACKMON for the Office OF
County Treasurer. subject Is the rules
governing the Democratic primary
We know Mr. BlaCkmon TO be well
qualified to fill said Office. He posses.
ses high moral and christian charact.
or. Ne was so unfortunate as TO lose
one of his arms by accident in cotton
gin about II years since. He obtained
n fair education by his own efforts and
Is n deserving young man. We feel
sure il elected he will make an Obliging
officer and will discharge his duties
faithfully: We ask your support in
MS behalf in the coming primary cleo
tion and Oblige MANY FRIENDs.
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non Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss, she chung to Castorfa.
"hen sho had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Nems From The KershdU Era

Items From The KersHdtO Era.
= WIllcen, The infant daughter
OF Mr.and Ma J A McCask,II, age
year 4.months and 10 day. died
at their home on Rlchland street
last Tuesday. Oath inst, at 2 . m
"fdysentcry, and was buried in the
village cemetery the following
Friday morning at 1890 O'Clock
MIR & b Horton met with a
slight accident to himself and Sc
rious results to the fore wheel of
his machine while out bycic'e rid.
ing last Sunday.
We are glad to note tha, Rev
j 7 Brasington, who had been con,
fined TO his house for several days
is improving.
Ten of the Clemson b,y, who
went from thi' p ace. White Pain
and Jefferson returned home lat
Thursday, following the de.truct-
ion by fire Of the main building
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w. j LANGsToN,
For Committee.

At Clinton. y. O., Dennis Rook,
co ored, was shot dead by his
brother on Monday.
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nE ATuTo the desire for Nor.
LIZA l. IL phine, Opium, Wits.
key or Tobacco. Proof free. s. TO
cure morphine or whiskey habits: So
Tor curing tobacco habit. Address.
THE q. WILSON CURE Co.,
Fleming, Texas.
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Notice OF Educational Conucntion
According to appointment there
will be held 40 educational Cons
vention at the Baptist Church in
Chester June %. 1894. Every
Baptist Church in the York.
Moriah, Chester and Union coun
ty associations are urgently res
quested to send one delegate and
their pastor to this meeting, and
any other brethren interested IN
tho work is inyited to attend and
consult with us. The trustees of
the Yorkville High School will
hold a meeting at the same time
and place. Let delegates send
their names to Rev II G Buckholz
Chester, 8 G.
w. J LANGsroS,
For Committee.
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ENGINES REPAIRED,

Ine undersigned will overhaul ana
repair engines where parts worn out
or broken are furnished by owner for
%. ana guarantee his work ifconveyed
from ms home to work and back again.
beSt reference given If desired.
Hill, 5. G.. + ~ ne
June ], IS94-2ti.
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Sixteen States are represented
at the immigration convention in
Augusta. Speeches were made We'd
nesday by Mavor Alexander and
Mr. j II Lamar ofAugusla Senator
Walsh ard Governors TilIman.
McCorkle and Carr. MT Bryan
of Tennessee was made chairman
and B + Elicit Of Florida. secre-
tary.
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