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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
New SerieD.

- g(ls Dor Ginger 3eit in q enc
Der GirniBfabritant SO9n s. &eio
itarb, oo6ten ieine Grben, feline beioen
9tefen Q8m. 8. unO Sol. ". gOnnel,
baB ibr Sntel - er mar 81 Sabre alt
9epOroen - ni6ts bi~nterlaIen babe
uls eben iein @ei9dft, tpel6es in ben
leBten Sabren taum in ieinen grgeb=
niien Die Seotrfnife Oes alien Serrn
9eOeft bate. 5teiO mar cine isner
perionen 9erueien, Die man SOnoer.
linQe gu nennen pfle9t. Sblpobl er
itber 80 Sabre alt wuroe, mar er bod
nod 10 jung in @eoanten uno 2ebenss
freuoe wie Elm Ss6Sebujdbriger. gr
mar LANCE Sabre nit einem Circus
gereit, bate oiel 9eieben uno erlebt
unO wuBte %tauienoerlei Gei9i9ten au
erSGbIen. IS CAB tein mulitaliI0es
SnItrument, Del9es er ni6t ipielen
tOnnte. Sn Der 3eihsn- uno MQltunIt
tu6te Serr &eiO leines @lsI9en, turs=
llm er mar Elm uniberIalz8 euie. Sein
&bleben wuroe bon Yielen b%etrauert,
ober Seoermann oabte, es lei Elm
Wtonn 9~etorben, Der tUum oes 2eibes
gta6run9 uno NotbOurft gu betreiten
%Dertanoen babe. &eio bate bel ieiner
OerWittlusten S9Weiter 9erpObnt, uno
bier ItanOen aud Die weni9en MObel,
bic er bel Eeb3elten b~eIeiien bate. Sin
aItertbimll4er S6relbtii9 mar Der
SauptQegentano. Die Neifen uolltsn
iBn Oertaufen, Obne ben Snbalt nQber
9eprliIt 81 baben, aber iblieBli6 wur-
ben bod bic alien, beiiaubten Yapiere
ndber betrG6tet. 9isies lObnte Iid.
Denn Gas unO gnntattien Sum BE-
TRACE bon $50, 900 wuroen entoett.
Sine S6ubIaoe mar nit alien NQ0eln,
S6rauben, SGHowert5eu9 Il. (. u. aus
9etlilIt, Gber Der O%Orerlpdbnte 5uno
bate bic Neffen Oes Yertorbenen Dor.
ii6tiger 9ema6t. Seoes Stid wuroe
Geprtlit. S6IieRli6 fano man einen
S6Iiiiel, Uel6er einen 3ettel truo,
Guf benz Die OielOerIpre6enoen @orte
itaHOen; nSiss 1T Der S9liRsl 5u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
Qusla n 3.
9euti6lano.
GlfaB=2 Otbrin9en.

- Sn st. SIaiien BEL Yfirt
unternabm Der Pfarrsr Seiber sinsn
SpaSier9ans. Nuf benz Seimtuess
puroe er i'm @aloe bon 3ooersoOri
ilberfalsn uno 10 mibbanoslt, bab er
liegen blieb uno auf sinem Wagen
na9 Sauie 9efabren tperoen muBte.
Sleie Nahribt DerieBte Die gauge PIars
rel in bic 9rOBte a%uire9un9. oenn
Yfarrer Seiber wiro bon Der ganSen
8emeinoe 9eliebt uno 9sebrt. 90
pfarrer 9eiber idon beiabrt 1T, f0nnte
oieier unfal idlimme 5olgen mad ii6
5ieben. gls Nttsntdter miro Elm Wtann
aus einem Nahbarort beSeihnet, Der
benz Yiarrer Seiber idOn lan8ere 3eit
feinolih 9elinnt 1T.
- Cine ieltensS o6seit fanb unldnsft
in Damn uno 8ierpi noen
itatt. YDn ben mebr als 81 Sabren,
welbe bic Neuuermdblten 9emeiniam
tra9en. fam Der %2Owenantbeil auf ben
neusebadenen Gbemann. auf oeIsn
Sdsitel 70 @tfter rubten. iudbreno
feline Gbebdlite erit ndhttens gum
l9. Wale ben Sriiblina be9riiBen piro.
Die geDobner Der Bemeinoe mubten
oas ieltsne 8OrtommniB 81 piiroi9en
uno f~eierten oalelbe in eigener Weiie
nit, inoem lie lia gu sinem freipili-
gen W~uittperein perbanoen. Nm Soh=
~aeitsabeno i%mprOOllirten lie Elm Stdno-
den Dor benz SauIe Der Rsupermdblten
Sei Der Su9eno Der freimiQi9en mliIi=
taliiden 8eisQi6ait beiaBsn iie spar
nod nibt 10 i6One S%nltrumente mie
ein SOfsS rhelter, ~ionoern aebraubten
ltatt oeren &o9t0pie, &iidenoedel,
alte 8ieBtannen uiw. SnoeB muBten
lie aud hermit cine ~SroBartige gDir-
tun9 gu erSielen. Ser be9lidte Gbe-
9reis mar BON oerielben 10 erariffen,
Dab er bic %Seiltunssnt Der ireiwiligen
Wtuiit=gntbuiiaitsn in isiner Sreuos
iO9ar bel Der PoliSei berporbob. Sieie
mar ni1t peni9er 9eriibrt uno iuhte
in ibrer Ye9eiterun9 bic Walneu Der
&inltler 81 erfabren, I'm oenielben
audi ibrerieits cine 4nsrtennuns iber-
rei6en 81 t0nnen. Sbwobl Die &inlts
Ter lieber in beideioener Ysrbor9ens
belt 9eblieben wdren, wuroen IA bon
ibnen Der Su9eoa6ten prdmie tbeils
baiti9. 2eBtere beitano in elmer gn-
weliung aui je orei Gage Saft besw.
$50 Mart 8elofrafe. Wertwlroi9er
Weiie mar jeoO4 oieie anertennuna
ni1t bur6 electromagnetic 8sroienite
Inn bic 9unit", iOnoern our6 narOben
llnfua uno Gubet0tuna" b~eNri1net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
SeiImitteI 8esen &opfpeb Ell.

Oils Seilmittel sesen isbpebss &opfs
webU bat ii9 electric gitters nod itets
als bas Bette beuieien. gs bepirtt
cine bauernoe SeiIuns unb bas bOs.
artisite &Opfweb wei9t beiicn Seiltraft.
8ir brdnsen aae, wel9e Oamit bsbaftet
iino, ii3 cine 6lai3e gu boIen unb bies
lem 9eiImitteI einen 0eriu9 gu geben.
Sn 6aaen ipitematii6er 8~eritopfuns
beilt electric Sitters, inbsin es ben Gins
seweiOen bic n6tbise Sewesuns sibt unb
wenise Sale t0nnen Der MeOi;in lanse
@iberitano ~leilten. 8eriuden Sic bies
ieIbe sIei3. @roBe SIai3e bloB SO
Gents in {. IS. &uete'sN apOtbete,
SOS on Der WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
nnberfGli6t.

ar3t iteate felt, baB ibm nod ME cine
Iolde beiloie etelbafte r%noronung Dor.
0etommen iei uno erfldrte bic uSrau
Sottor" als cine 9epiiienloie S6wino,
lerin. MertmiiroiQ 1T an Der .sansen
@eihidte. baB biele bO6eeFelte Ser.
ionsn, ebemali9e Yrdiioenten aus ndh.
fer Ndbe, ioaar Elm &esierunssrat6
aus einem Nahbarcanton, bieie Wun.
oeroottorin beiu6ten. @dbreno Der
Sansourdiubun9 eri9ienen innerbalb
flint Stunoen 13 Silieiu6enoe. Sas
Sesirts9eriAt perurtbeilte bic YfuI9e.
rim gu orei 8o6en 8efdnsniB uno 200
6rcs. Sube fowie gu ben @eri9ts.
tOiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
&lces 0raSs SGulcreien .

Mein Sreuno, lieben sic ni6t trdfs
ti9er, iippi9en 8roswu9s auf Wieie
unO @eioe? Wit SalSer's Slice
8ras- Miidunsen e~rSielen Sic bic berr=
li6Iten @rfOl9e. 10 aud nit unieren
&artOfels, Safers, @erites uno @eiSen-
SOrten. 9ieielben lino ausfibrli6 in
unierem Samen=S ataIO9 bei4rieben.
susirhieieNuti, ausiSueinen unn nit
10 Gents an SObn u. SalSer SEED 3d..
ga @rOiIe, Q8is., ienoen, betommer
Sic frei 10 PrOben @rass, Slice uno
8streioe=S amen uno oeuti9sn Pra9t=
&atalo9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04

meinem Sepoiitsnidrant in Der 3psi-
ten National=S ant." Ser Sbrani
murb E 9efunoen, ee0ffnet uno untsr=
iu6t. @r entbielt Ser. Staaten=9 Bombs
gum Nennpertbe bon $50, 600, bic iebt
mebr als $50, 000' fpertb iino. Sis
beioen Neifen freuen iid ieBt, ben alien
Sefretdr ni6t als ~ipert9loies MObel
pertauft at baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
8uGlen'S 4rnica Salte.

Oie bette Salbe IN ber Welt fir
S6nittwunoen, 9auti4lrfunsen, 8uns
ben, @ei4wiire, SaI5auB, 6ieberuuns
ben, S4orf, s%eiprunSene 9dnOe, 5roits
beulen, ~Rrdbenausen, unb aae Sautents
,inounsen uno 1T cine iiders 9eiluns
fir 9amorboioen. gs miro sarantirts
oaB has WitteI %uoutommene @emus,
tbuuns sibt; uenn ni4t, wirb bas @sIo
,uriideritc.te Preis % Gents per
S4a@tel. - gu ~pertaufen bel Z. %.
&uete, Mpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04
& beinpr 3.

= arrbrifen. Yer SDrfer
Sucas in 8roBblittersoprf bat Dor
einiSen Sa9en orei @iloerer erlpiinidt.
ln elmer 9ei6iibten STEELE ieines &e=
piers i'm Sifibt fauo Der 9eamte cine
balb nit Shnops 9efiilte Slai6e,
neben Der Ie6s Stiif iriib abgei6oisne
Gefauhelrpatronen la9en. Nah eini=
gem Suhen entoedte Der S6rlter aud
&ebihweib uno muroe au9 balo Der
gDilooiebe anIi6ti9. 3pei berielben,
bic nit 6linten be~paffnet paren, lie=
BEN li1 BON einem oritten oas Wilo
sutreiben. 2ucas periu9te es, unbe=
merit an bic beioen Sbiiben beran=
sutommen. Sa 6ieie bon ibrsn Sa9os
eifsr binaeriiisn parsn, 9elang es ibm,
ben einen @llooieb 81 pafen nno ibm.
oas nit GebpOIten aelaoene 8eluebr 81
entreiSen, Die 8enolien perIhwanoen
iebr raid I'M Sifi9t. Ger 8sfOnsene
entpuppte iid als Der poliSeioiener uno
6elobiiter BON 2%irin9en, Der bereits
LANCE Sabre i'm Sienite Der 8emeinoe
Itebt. Man battle oenielben iton ieit
uielen Sabren i'm 8eroa1te Der Wilo-
oieberel, aber es mar bisber nidt
9elun9en Dem i6lauen Manne bei,u=
tommen uno i'm Su iiberfiibren. Der
6elobiiter nannte Die Namen ieiner
8enOnen, non oeneu Der Serpegenlte
elm 2~lid6ri9er SDbn zines Der besii=
tertlten Sauern Nirinsens 1T.
Sloenburg.
-Slbenbur0, 3. San. Sol=
senoen gtt Der &obbeit bat bic Srau
oes our See abpeienosn S6iIfers Boil
lsnius aus Wariin0sfebn alsseiiibrt.
Sbres s%tueiidbri9en &inoes, zines ila-
men Mdo1ens, ibsroriiiiig, perfdat oas.
@eib auf ben i6refli6en 8eoanten,
oas Ginb in Selsfeloe ins 8ebDl3 gu
brinsen, nm es bort umtommen 81 lai-
len. &naben, tpel6e Dor einigen Saeen
I'm 8eb0lS nit Sblitti6ublaufen iid
oer9nii9ten, fanoen oas nod lebenoe
&inoden unter 8eitrdu1 uno 2aub,
inert Oeriteft. Sic bra9ten ibren Sunb
i6leuni9it ins 9orf, 100 oas Sinh balo
liebepole @ufnabme fano mo bur1
parme Nabrung uOQi9 ins Seben Su-
riifSerufen muroe. Die Seine Ino
Giibe irlen benz beoauernsnertben
Ginoe bel Der 9rinmisen 3dlte erfroren
iein. Nm Sage Dor benz Quffinoen oes
ainoes 1T oas beralOie Weib nod in
Seisfelbe 9eieben poroen, es fonnte
oaber bic Spur oesielben lei6t perfol9t
meroen. S6on ppr9eltern 9elans es
benz 8ensoarm, Der unnatiirli9en
Wfutter babbait 81 meroen uno tie ins
SeriatsSefdn8niB abSufibren.
@itrttem BERG.
- Die eben erfoloten ger6ffent-
li6ungen oss Statiitiidsn Sanoesam=
tes iiber ben Weinertra9 oes psrganae=
men Sabres beltGti9en bic grtpartungen,
oab sluar bic Men9e teiue beoeutenoe
1T. oaB isoO6 Der @elDtpertb ben
Sur9i4nitt melt iiberbolt. Die ere
Seuste Wenae betrd9t ins9eiammt
1874, $50 SectOliter, cine Summe. bic
binter Dem 9urbi6nitt Der sc 8or-
jabre I'm etpa ein Se9itel suriidbleibt.
Sasssen iibsriteiat Der 8slowertb bon
Is. 764, 91O Wart ben Surdi6nitt Der
68iabrigen 9orperiOoe um lis pros.
2ls 9urdihnittspreis er9ibt fid fir
oas Sectoliter Sc WRt. 9 Yis.; Der Der
68 Sorjabre betrd9t nur % Mart 81
Pfs. Man bssrsift, baB bic g8sin=
9drtner bon benz grtrase oes lebten
Serbites in bObem @raoe b~efrieoi9t
limb. Geseniiber 1894 iino runo 10
Wilionen Mart msbr einsenOmmen
mnrnPn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-04

- SabnbofsYortier uno Or9elfpie.
Ter. Sn tbirinsiidsn Sldttern piro
aus etnea als Decentralization betann.
ten tbtringiihen Srti9ait berittet:
Der Yortier Der Station 1T elm treff-
llder Sr9elipieler uno fam mitunter
ben Cantor in Der Stride bertreten.
Dies mar audi am S9luIie oes pcr9an-
9ei1en Sabres Der Sail. Sn Sol9e Der
9roBen Inltrensungen wdbreno Der
MISUNDERSTANDING i6eint Der portier
aber srmiioet 9epeien ;u iein, 10 oaB
er ipobl poer libel an a%erueibter Stdtte
8ott Wprpbeus ieinen Sribut solen
muBte. als er gum S6luIle no6mGls
lelnes Nmtes Dalten ioQte, iebte man
lbn ourh cine leiie 8eriibruna oapon
in &enntniB. Sn bieiem ~9lueenblid
mag Der pflihteiirise geamte aber ct.
mas lebbaft bon feinem altd9li6en
Serufe getrdum baben. oenn pl0blib
unterbra4 Der an oieIer STEELE ionit
niht iibli6e &uf bic feierli9 Stiae:
S6nellSus in Der &i6tuns na9....
i'm srpeiten 8eleiie einlteisen.
- Sie 1OOOidbrige 2anbesausRel.
lung. welde in y uoape Il am 2.
9tai 1896 ourd 2aiier 6rans SOi.pb
feierli6 erOHnet tueroen piro, una
etnen Serrain bon nahe3u eiilts
Quaoratmeter. Hah ben i,ter,Its
lnmelounsen oiiriten on iSepeE4sT 1
fition unseidbr Is, 500 alpotllsr tbeil.
nebmen. Sdmmtli9e 9auten iino
idon unter Dad aebra9t, 10 baB bic
MISUNDERSTANDING llngarns-
in Der 8ei9i9te Der 4usteQun9en qe.
nib elm ieltener Saa!- am Sage Der
eroTnanS aud pirtli6 fertig iteben
piro.
= 9ab elm sinsi9er GteuersabIer
a6t Staotpsrorbnete auf einmal su
ndblen bat, oieier ieltene Soil bat Ii9
in Glbins erei9net. Sort iibt in Der
eriten abtbeilung Der 9eIiber Der be.
tannten S6ibau'i6en Werft, 8eb.
COMMENCEMENT S9i6au, allein bas
Wablredt aus, oa er allein mebr ais
elm Srittel Der geiammten in Glbing
erbobenen Steuern entri6tet. Serr
Sp,Va" ,Uag.ts Mun setupp lsWs
). ." y 'sWs Sag1s, JUN
% "T wv "ev o.us. JUL. mS'
8'"" WIZ wv
Sem britliden 4rtileriemapor
Sanoba1, ipel6er Dor eini9en Wo9en
nab benz Somalilanoe reifte, nm bort
benz Sagoiport gu buloi9en. iino bon
elmer p%ertpnnoeten SOmin Irme uno
Sdnoe 6errillen poroen. Sie Sreiber
batten oes Eaubtbier aus Dem Sidiht
seIrsepeH, ais Der Vtapor IS l9fper our1
slAeH SpuB perpuIoefe. DER Soer'
ite'oer' lDelger Del penn Utapor rano,
leuerle oeloe SauIe Ielnes 0eipeDres 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05

The Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road depot at Campville was burned day
or two ago. Considerable freight was con-
sumed. The fire is believed to have been
of incendiary origin.
G. s. Hollingsworth of Arcadia, has
just finished setting out 10000 grape fruit
and 5000 orange trees, beside other nur-
sery stock, on his place four miles east
of Arcadia, on Joshua creek.
The spoke and handle factory at Brooks
vile will soon be ready to begin opera
lions. Already a large amount of tim
Der has been delivered at the factory, so
that when the machines are in place there
will be no delay in commencing work.
Through the efforts of friends the Wo-
mans Parsonage and Home Mission So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church,
south has succeeded in raising funds for
the purpose of establishing a fine board
ban mission in Ybor City. To this end a
magnificent edifice is now under con-
struction.
c. L. Merrien's residence, at the corner
of Church and Newman streets at Jack
sonville was entered by burglars Mon
day night. They secured Mr.. Merrien's gold
watch and chain, pair of trousers, and a
number of other articles of wearing ap-
parel, besides a number of valuable pa
pers. James Jones, negro, has been ar
The Young Mems Democratic Club of
Milton at their first regular meeting, elect
ed the following permanent officers: Ernest
Amos president; DIR. O. l.. Johnston first
vice president; A. w. Stewart, second vice
president; A. w. Fairburn, secretary; r
j. McBeath assistant secretary; d. 2.
Johnson treasurer; G. j. Perrenot r. j.
McBeath, John H. Collins, c. H. Monroe,
A. w. Stewart, executive committee.
Everett, the murderer of Tillman in Ala
chua county three years ago, has es-
capped from the penitentiary He was
serving a life sentence. His actions were
such that he was treated as a "trusty"
a phosphate camp near Wade, where he
was employed. Up to the present time
he has not been captured, and no clew
has been obtained as to his whereabouts.
The report of business done in the Inter-
nal revenue department for Florida dur
ing the month of February shows a de-
cided increase over the business of Janu-
airy. The monthly statement shows the
collections for the month to have been as
follows Cigar and cigarette stamps SSg .
5S2; tobacco stamps, Sl44; special tax S246.
lists, ETC., 1872. making a total of $39 165 an
increase of S2.243 over the collection for
January, and an increase of $4,000 over the
collection for February, 1895
Capt. j. C. McKibbon, who recently re-
moved from Fairbanks to Winfield. Ark.
has sold his Fairbanks property to a man
in Arkansas. who is expected there i'm a
few months The purchaser and his family
left Arkansas the other day by private con-.
veyance, and will travel to Fairbanks in
mat way. lie is expected to arrive some
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Candidates in the Field and News
rnper TnIk on Party Policy.

paper Talk on Party Policy.
1t is announced that Col. ]. N. Hale
will be a candidate for the legislature
from Rockdale.
j. G. Allen of Danielsville has announc-
ed himself a candidate for clerk of the
Madison superior court.
Hon. F. H. Burch of Dodge county, OPP
ened his campaign for the congressional
nomination in the Eleventh district at
Baxley Monday.
In jackson county Capt George E.
Deadwyler of Maysville and Hon. Billy
Thurmond of Harmony Grove, are men
toned as possible legislative candidates.
The congressional campaign in the sec
ond district was opened at Camilla Satur-
day by a two hours speech by Hon. J.
w. Walters, one Of the announced can
didates for congress in that district. Mr..
Walters is making the race on free sill
yer basis.
Hall county republicans met at Dab
lonega and indorsed A. E. Buck and H.
Macon as delegates from the state at large
to the St Louis convention. No speeches
were made and no candidates were in
structed for.
There are half a dozen names mention
ed in connection with the race for state
Senate in the Fortieth, and as yet no Of
fetal announcements have been made.
Those most prominently spoken of are:
1. Y. Walker, NJ. G.. Caldwell, DR.. +. j.
Erwin, NJ. L. Ledford, d. A. Byers and w.
+. Gambler.
There is a lot of discussion as to Mr..
Crisp's successor in the House. Hon. AL
len Fort of Americas, Senator Lew
is of Montezuma, and Judge Smith of
Hawkinsville are recognized as candi-
dates and three others in the district il
is claimed, are considering the advisable
ity of making the race.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05

ceived the full amount named in the
deed. The balance, $2l, 200, is said to now
be in the possession of Mckenzie q
Dobbs, between whom the money was di-
vided. 1t is to recover this amount that
the suit has been filed. The property
which was purchased is said to be val
ueless, and not worth exceeding the
amount for which it was bought. In
stead of being a valuable phosphate mine,
as shown by statement from a chem
list while the stock was being raised
the petition sets forth that ii was nothing
of value and that no money could be
made from the phosphate. A plant was
established, but nothing could be done
and no rock was mined. The petitioners
claim that their property for which it
was supposed the sum of $780, 900 was paid
has been swept away by the sale of the
sheriff of the county in which the land
was located, and that every dollar which
the plaintiffs put into the company has
been lost They have further been de-
frauded. it is claimed, in that while they
We're compelled to pay 100 cents on the
dollar for their stock, several other stock
holders only paid so cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05
Too Late!-CDramatic personae:

Too Late!-(Dramatic personae: A
couple of young ladies, bosom friends)-
My dearest Olga, l could not rest until
1 had come and made an effort to dispel
the gloomy thoughts which, to judge from
your letter of yesterday, threatened to
develop into suicidal mania. tbs true, AL
try to act like a sensible girl and look
out for another engagement.
Your advice comes too late, darlingW
Good gracious, Olga! you surely haven't
taken poison!''
well, n-n-no. The fact is IL became
engaged again yesterday. Vrem-
va.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05
Letter From Lippman Bros.

Savannah, Ca, Feb. 6, lso6.-To the Seven
Sutherland Sisters, savannah. Ca: Ladies'
purchasing your goods for the last eight years.
in lots OF s. ,009 and we have always been
pleased with the sale of the goods and our Gus
toners have always stated that they have been
pleased with them also
We take pleasure In stating this for the bene-
fit of the public, so as to introduce you to our
people and recommend your goods on account
of this your first visit TO our city. Very re-
repctfully yours, LIPPMAN BROS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05
What the Mayor of jacksonville Says.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. -. 1s94-Miss Isa-
belle Sutherland: Dear Misunderstanding to
inquiries whether or not knew your family
am glad Of the opportunity to render a service
Of 1t be one) by informing you that l. when a
boy and since. knew your grand parents,
mother and father Rev Fletcher Sutherland
almost as we'll as my own, and no man that /
have ever known was more highly respected
in the community he lived than your grand.
father George Brink. OF Wavne county, New
York;. Your mother, her trothers and sisters
were my young associates. and nothing could
be said derogatory 10 their integrity or char
acter. am, very respectfully.
w NJ. BOSTWICK.
Mayor Of Jacksonville, Fla.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05
IMPERIAL WHEELS

and why you should ride them will be explained to
you when you call We must take orders for twenty five
of them this week. and will make price to do it. Re
member it hundred dollar Wheel and as good as anv
made barring one or two only Our price you for this
week will be
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-05

The steamships of this company are an.
pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti-
more as follows-standard time
VIM. CRANE, Capt. James, SATURDAY,
March z, at II p. m.
d: H. MILLER, Capt. Billups. WE'D
NESDAY, March II, at p. m.
BERkSHIRE, Capt. Kirwan, SATUR-
DAY, March IA, at 500 p. m.
Ana from Baltimore every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY.
]. J. CAROLAN, Agent.
Savannah, Ga
A. ID. STEBBINS, A. T. II
]. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
LAKE RIppLES.

Application has been made and is soon
expected to go into effect, giving four
post Offices on the lake daily mail.
A ferry has been ordered established
and operated by the commissioners court.
from Randolphs landing to Miam's, just
above Santa Monica
AT the Santa Monica spring they have
built large cement bathing pool for the
summer visitors.
Elm Grove is ceaned up and made
much more comfortable for the Ben Hur
excursions.
The Lake Blanch fish pond people have
built a delightful clubhouse, and have
really done more genuine improving than
any other concern on the lake.
The chautauqua grounds fronting on
the water are kept neat and inviting.
There is cedar log boom, chained in a
solid enduring manner across the mouth
of Toro creek at Huddle's point to keep
drift from lodging in that romantic can
yOn.
The most eligible point on the whole
lake for a game fish preserve, is the
Dry creek canyon. What has become of
the promoters of this scheme.
The state pumping station is a favorite
place for night fishing frolics, though the
boys seem to catch more colds and head
aches than fish
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
SIDEWALK NOTES

The home series of ball playing will
be over with Saturday for while.
The letter of the Old Alcalde in YES
terday's issue was read with interest
The moonlight excursion on the
last night.
The commencement exercises of
Stuart Seminary will take place at the
seminary building Thursday night be-
ginning Mt 8 o'clock.
The fire boys slept with both eyes
open Monday night awaiting Il fire that
never came. Some of them, it is under
stood, did not sleep at all.
The city council will hold its first
regular meeting for June on next Monday
night.
The society people are having quite a
number of small card parties just at pres
ent which furnish amusement to the
favored few.
Business in police circles is very quiet
at present and some of the officers are
thinking of going on strike for some
thing to do. The town is getting too good
to exist.
There will be another game of ball
at Zoo park this afternoon. Don't fail
to be in attendance.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
fective May 26, 1896.
(From Tuesdays Daily
CHARTERS FILED.

CHARTERS FILED.
The following charters were filed yes
terday with the secretary of state:
w. G. Ragley Lumber company of
Winsboro, Wood county. Capital stock.
$4,000. Purposes to do a general lum-
bering business. IncorpOrators w. Il.
Whiteman of Greenville, w. G. Ragley
and Andy Prycer of Jefferson.
Walter and Hafner Jewelry company
of Hillsboro and Smithville. Capital
stock, $4,000. Its purpose is to do a
general wholesale and retail merchandise
business. Incorporators, l.. il. Walter,
V. Hafner and Nelson Phillips.
The Bell Water company of Waco
amended its charter yesterday by in
creasing its capital stock from $500
to 100000.
Cassidy Brothers Live Stock Commits
sion company of ST. Louis, having a CAPT
tai stock of $4,000 was yesterday
granted permission to do business in this
state.
Indiana Bridge company of Indian.
| apolis, having capital stock of $4,000
was also granted permission to do bust
| ness in Texas