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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G.. b. Greer
to j. II. Moore aud Ellen Spencer
and r. II. Bellamy and Annie Il.
Yates.
Hundreds of fat hogs have been
sloughteredinth the county thisweek.
The cold spell is worth thousands
of dollars to our people, as IL ena-
5les them TO save meat as well as
their corn,
Mr. P. w. Hudson, Of Postoak,
presented us with a pipe Monday
that is a novelty in its way II is
a corn cob, the bowl of which has
the appearance Of being ON stills.
1t is a remarkable growth Of corn,
which Mr. Hudson deftly fashioned
into a pipe.
Rev. l.. J. Leland, of Camden,
entertained the students at the uni
versity yesterday morning at gem
eral Eek" with one Of the most en-
tertaining talks they have had the
pleasure Of listening to in quite q
while. Rev Mr.. Leland preached
an eloquent sermon at the Baptist
Church last night.-Huntingdon
Democrat.
Rev. T. F. Cason, who has come
back to the Camden circuit of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
as pastor for another year, is true
gentleman and a devoted worker in
the cause Of christianity, and has
made many warm friends during
the two years he has been in our
midst, and they are delighted to
have him with us Tor another year.
The many friends in this county
of Miss Pattie Sneed will regret to
learn that she died at her home at
Mckenzie November 26. She had
been sick for several months with
consumption, and her death was
not unexpected. Miss Sneed was a
teacher in the Holiday school a
few years ago, and in the short time
residing there she endeared herself
to the people Of that community
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

Political questions out of the way
for the time being, attention over
the State should be turned to the
centennial to be held in Nashville
next summer. This is no affair Of
one city, one county, one region,
but Of the entire commonwealth.
If it fails to be an exhibition rep
resentive Of the whole State it will
be due entirely to the failure Of the
counties to take part as they have
been invited to do. Nosuch oppor-
tunity has ever been offered the
people Of the State, and every coun-
ty which has not already done SO
should take up the matter with q
1purposeto go heartily to work and
prepare an exhibit The Knox
vile Sentinel.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

The nameof our townsman, Hon.
James Jeffreys, is favorably men
toned in connection with the posi-
ton of internal revenue collector,
and we hope he will getit. Aside
from being hard fighter (doing
much effective work to secure the
nomination and election Of Major
Mckinley he is a genial, warm
hearted man, and popular at home
irrespective Of party. We are sim
cerely in favor of his appointment,
and if our word would have any
weight in securing it we would not
hesitate to endorse him.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04
HON. r. W. SIMS.
Returns Thanks to His supporters In the
Eighth Congressional District.

Returus Thanks to HIS Supporters M Tho
Eighth Congressional District
Congressman-elect T. w. Sims
has addressed the following letter
to Hon. J. W. N. Burkett, Chair
man Of the Democratic committee
of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict:
My DEAR SIRi--I take this method Of
returning my sincere and heartfulthanks
to you and to each member Of the Con
gressional committee, aud to the chair
man and eachsmemher of the respective
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04
EooIE oVTl
Camden, Tenn.

All accounts due us must be settled
by January l, 1897, or the same will be
placed in the, hands of an officer for col
lection. This means you, if you oweus
ANYTHING. BATEMAN u BREoHEEN.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

An exchange says that the editor
Of a paper at Storm Lake, Ia, is in
hiding III swamp near'that place
in consequence Of the way he mixed
up the reports of a cattle show and
a concert. HThe concert by sixteen
Of Storm Lakes most beautiful
young ladies was highly apprecia-
ted. They sang in very charm
ing manner, winning the plaudits
of the entire audience, who pro-
nounced them the finest breeds of
short horns in the country. A few
of them are Of the rich brown color,
but the majority of them are spot
ted, brown and white. Several Of
the heifers were fine bodied, light
limbed animals, and promise to
prove good property
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04
pins Do Non Cure.

Bills do rot cure constipation They
Only aggravate. Karl's clover root tea
gives perfect regularity Of tne 5oweln.
For aale bv.J. G.,Pressen.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

Take Laxative Bromo @ liuine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Twenty-Five cents. 26-17t
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

The following advice il offered by
AN exchange: "Let The young man
about town ont of q job Try a year
on the farm. Flowing a mule will
give him a new constitution, take
the kinks olt of his head, tie frog
'out Of his throat, the gas ont of his
stomach, the weakness out Of his
legs, TIE corns Off of his toes, and
give him a great appetite, an hon
est living, aud a sight OF heaven. "
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04
The st. Louis Republic warns the
people fthat section 10 prepare for
an extremely cold winter

An earthquake was felt at Cairo
Tuesday. The shock was sufficient
10 rattle dishes, and furniture aud
buildings swayed perceptibly.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

According to. the Chicago Times.
Herald the richest aud most exten-
siye discovery Of rock phosphate in
the history Of the world has been
made in Tennessee. The deposits
underlie the counties of Davidson,
Williamson, Rutherford, and Mau-
ry, aud exceeds greatly the riches
of the gold mining States. II is
impossible to estimate the CONNER
cial value Of the discovery, but the
outputwill be worth more than that
of the richest gold mining territory
in the world.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Mr. Eugene Morris, ofNashyille,
was down Tuesday.
Mr. jasper L. Holland, Of Paris,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Leona Mcdaniel is visiting
relatives at Hollow Rock.
Seenotice Of Messrs. Bateman q
Brecheen in another column.
Mr.. X. p. Cowell, Of Family, was
in town on business Tuesday.
A few remembered the poor and
the editor Thanksgiving Day.
Dir. Merritt Morris, Of Bakers
vile, was in town Wednesday,
Mr. Melon Fry, Of Coxburgh, was
down on business Wednesday.
Miss Myrtio McDade and Mr.. J.
r. Presson visited at Hollow Rock
Sunday.
Messrs. ID. G. Hudson and w.
l.. Morris were at Nashville last
Saturday.
Mrs. w. P. Morris is spending
the week with relatives and friends
at Big Sandy
Misses Ila Lashlee and Joe Sui
liyan have returned from a visit at
Hollow Rock.
County Superintendent 7. Witt
Cuff was able to come to town on
business last Saturday.
Hon. and Mrs. James Jeifreys
and Master Lowell have returned
from a visit at Nashville.
Mr.. W. P. Caraway, of Big San
dy, visited Camden relatives and
friends the first of the week.
After spending a few days with
relatives at Big Sandy, Mrs. w. F.
Maiden returned home Monday.
Mr.. J. I. Townsend is able to be
out again after an attack of rheu-
matism, which confined him to his
room several days.
Rev. G. M. Neal, of Mckenzie,
delivered two excellent sermons at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
forenoon and evening.
Rev. L.aJ. Lelaud.will preach at
the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day, and will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening.
Mr.. L. P. Thomason and family
left Tuesday to reside at Coyington,
Mo. We joinin wishing them sue
cess in their new home.
Miss Della Rowe, of Walkers
Mill, has joined her father, Mr.. j.
w. Rowe, at this place and will re-
main through the winter.
Mr.. IL. Beasley and family, Of
Eggville, removed to Gardner this
week. May success attend them,
is the wish of their many friends.
Elder Logan, Of Nashville, will
conduct a series of sermons at the
Presbyterian Church next week.
The first services will be held next
Monday evening.
Messrs. D. G. Hudson, Charles
II. Sullivan and Eula Hudson took
part in organizing aeamp of Wood
men Of the world at Huntingdon
last Friday evening.
A new daughter has arrived at
the home Of M. and Mrs. Robert
L. Phillips, of Hollow Rock. We
join their many friends here in ex-
tending congratulations.
Messrs. J. and CIV. Waggoner,
merchants at Box, were burned out
Tuesday night Insurance, $4,000.
Messrs. w. x. j Jackson & Bro. had
$500 insurance on the house.
Hon. Sidney Waddell, of Union
City, candidate for speaker Of the
senate and Mr.. Theo Kino. of Dv-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

A few more loads of15-inch wood
for stove will be taken on subscrip-
tion at The CHRONICLE Office.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

The art, the literature, the sys-
temized industry, invention and
commerce-in one word the power
of the world are almost wholly
christian. In christendom alone
there seems to lie an inexhaustible
energy Of worldwide expansion.
The nations of christendom are
everywhere arbiters Of the fate Of
non-christian nations. William Il.
Gladstone in "The Peoples Bible
History;" the Henry 0. Shepard
Co., Chicago publishers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

The difference between a printer
and a publisher was described by a
very popular young lady Of Fulton,
says the Guard. She said: "You
may print a kiss upon my cheek,
but you must not publish it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

When you want fine commercial
job printing, remember that THE
CHRONICLE continues to make a
specially Of this class of work.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-04

Linden, November 16, 1896.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-23
Was lit etn 9oaar2

Sn 2onoon bat fiir3lia elm Dertre.
ter be8 ~N. .. 0eralb4 bel ben borti.
gen @piben Der Giuan3melt llmfrage
sebalten. marum englifde gapitaliiien
ibre ameritaniIden Paptere pertauften.
@iner Der 8efrasten, elm ipeItbefaunter
Banter, antmorteie nit Der 8egen.
frage: Was III Elm OoQars Sur @rs
tldruns fdgte er binsu:
vWenn @uer aoagreB nnr in flaren
Worten ertIdren lpollte, bos Elm Dollar
aus 70 nnb 70 pieI @ran 8olb bette
ben ioQ nnb baraus allein. 10 miirben
bic finanaiellsn Snwieristeiten Der 8er.
Staten binnen "a Gtunben porhber
iein. Wlit anbersn Wprten. nenn
@uer Bslt nur Der Welt perFd,srn
tbunte, boB e8 entf6loRea 1T. ieinen
@elo llmlauf auf cine 8olbboIis
3u feleu, 10 miirbe Der 8ertauf
Der ameritaniiden Wertbpapiere ouf.
btren. rnb elm GROCER Sbeil bes @els
bes, baS in europa mtBig liegt. wiirs
be nod ben Ser. Staaten gei6ift tuers
ben unb ben WeGisI Ours au euren
@uniien umgefalien. 10 baB @olb 3u'
anftatt abfiieBen tpiirbe. 2abt bic Wer.
etaoten bur9 ben @ongreB In nidt
miB3uoeriiebenben Worten bic Ibfdt
ausipre1en, einen Oollar ebenio poll:
atiltig 3urHd3u3oblen pie er gebDrat
pirb, unb He f6nnen 10 Diel eueropdi,
f6es 4apital baben, ME ie babeH
pollenl"
gs III nit bieien gemerfangen nidtS
ReueS sefast, aber fie treffeu ben ytas
gel auf ben aOpf.
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veruauentes genimss Bureau.

Sn einem i'm rGorum" erfdieneneH
Wrtifel mieberboIt Carol 8. Wrisbt,
Der superintendent bes lebten Bun'
beSs@eulus, einige bereitS friiber ges
madte 0ori6ldge. Ser etne beriel:
ben betrifft bic sleidmaBige ginri9tung
bef ssragebogen, mie bie8 bonn interuas
tionalen fatiitii6en Snffitut empfob'
len worben 1T. Die Mbfht babel 1T,
baB bic Grbebunsen in ben peri4iebes
men 2dnbern bic slei6en @egenftdnbe
unter MnmenDuns slei6er ytetboben
bebanbeln, 10 BOB bic 3ulams
menfelung Der Geiultate auf ein>
beitli1er Grunblaae gef4eben tann
unb eine iiberi9tll@e 8er6lei9ung ge.
.ftattet.
Des Weiteren f1Idgt 6err Wrigbt
Dor, boB nit ben porbereitenben
4rbeiten fiir ben 3m6lften Genius
iofort begonnen werbe. Sc 1T bon gro.
Ber Wi9tisteit. baB Seber, Der bel Der
@eulusanfnabme unb beren Nusarbei'
tuns bef6dftigt 1T, bic au erlebigenbs
Nrbeit BON bnrnberein grtinoli@
perfebs. Die erforberliden 9abellen
un6 sSormuIare iollten BEL 3eiten oors
bereitet iein unb ber @bef 0es @enfus
minbefens 3uei Sabre Dor 8sginn Der
eieeatli@en arbeit feiuen Soften on;
treien.
@lei93eitig nit ben Der. 9taaten
merben i'm Sabre 1900 Oenildlano,
Oeferreid ; l1nearn, Beleieu, Ddnes
mart, portugal. Sdweben unb bie
59mei3 cine Geniusaufnabme perans
falten nnb i'm Sabre barauf Grant=
reid, @nslaub, StaIieu uub gtorwesen
foIgen. Wenn in daen bieien 2dnoern
nod eIei6er Wietbobe porgegangen
miro, ldst fd cine wertboolle 8elt.
@tati1tit sufammenfe0en. Gls beIon'
bers ipidiis besei@ner 0srr Wrigbt
bic enbli6e Surdfiibrung beS Vors
fblageS, elm permanente8 @enfuS'!Bu.
rean ein3uri6ten. Saburd, baB fur
iebe neue Mufnabme mieoer neue. un.
geidulte Mrteitstrdfte einaeiteQi merben
mtfea, gebt piel 3eit. Dlube unb Gelo
perloren, waS burh @Ifdbrang un6
Routine permieben tuerDen f6nnte.
Ser Iebte Genius tpiirbe etma 3uei 1lil.
lioaen tpeniser gefofet unb minoeHenS
elm Sabr friber fertig gelucrbeu tsin.
wenn Elm ein9ehbtes 8ureauperfonal
fur bic arbeit borbanben geweien tDdre.
Der Genius BON 1870 toitete So 1856, ;
Sill, Der prn 1880 $5.862, $50. Der
Iebte ftsate fih auf $11,27l,500. 6err
Wrieht 1T ber Nniidt, baB wenn iabr,
elm iabraus cine entiprehenbe Summe
fiir bic unierbaltung eines permanen'
ten gureau bem;lliat miirle bic auf ie'
bes sebnis Sabr eutfaaenbe Grbeit nit
perbdllnibmdBis nidt su bobsn Soften
geIeifet tperbsn fonnte, uno babtt nit
pieI sr6Berer @enauiateit. Gin Ge'
i,bentwurf fur Die grridtung zines
permaneuien Bureau bat benz 50. Cons
srsb porselesen, III aber ME 3ur Bera'
tbun9 getommen, nielleidt finbet Der
geeenwdrtige 3eit. fi6 NIT bem 0cr'
fblase su bei&dftisen.
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Med)auifer, 3iidler, 9 @raueure, 8
Bhrfenma6er, 2 Jrifeure, 2 2eberars
better, l Webermeiiter, l 9orbma9er,
l 90pfer, 3 @drtuer, l Sdrber, l
59irmma9er, 2 MaHeure, l Sdaffs
ner, l Obsrfeaner. l Geuermebrmonn,
l Stalmeifier. l Yriuatoeteciip unb 2
9dn3er. Shl,ebIid merben in Der Sc.
meinbemabqlte bonn 8aufmannsfanoe
nod beionbsrs Genannt: y @ebeime
@ommercienrdtbe, 20 @ommercienrdtbe
Z goniulu, z @eneralconiuln. 4 .oon"
unb 2 6reiberrn.
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unqld&lid)frtpfi(t

iebt Eebertbran Shpinoiuht DOR.
aus, welhes an fi4 irrtbdmlid 1T.
Gbe man Sdwinofudi befdrd'
tet made man. 6ebraud pon
Eebertbran; wenn Sic anfan9en
maeer, fhwah uno abseipannt
su rperoen, Damn 1T IS flueerweiis
3eit porfdti9 poransueeRen uno
oarauf gu feben, oae Sas SYitem
nit oem notbwenoi9en Sett uno
Kraft eeitdrft miro.
Scott's Emulsion pon
Sebertbran, nit unterpbospbor'
faurem Sals, brinst K6rperfiille
allen 6enen, welhe fie perloren
batten .uno siebt Kraft no roher
Eeberthrdn allein un5uedn9lih 1T.
Gin eubHitut abmi nur ,utm DisinoI na&.
so Gents une $l.00.
Seorr q BowNx, Chemists, New York.
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Die ssusen ia Rerlia.

ueber bic focidIe Gteaung Der Suben
Ia Berlin giebt 6as 8eraeihniB Der
uabIfdbieen NitsIieber Der iiibii6en
@emeinbe, tpenn au1 unDollfommenen.
10 bod immerbin interefanten Nuf.
idluB. Das ger3ei9uiB ipeift auf 526
Merate unb 315 Re@tsanpdIte. Inter
BEN Mersten befinben ii9 2 @eb. Mebis
cinalrdtbe. IL Geb. Sanitdtsrdtbe unb
81 Sanitdt8ratbe. Inter ben Re4tS.
anmdIten l @eb. Suitisratb unb IS
Suiti3rdtbe. Dem iuriitiiGen 8erufe
geb0ren mod 9 Amtss unb 2anbge.
ri6isrdtbe, fomie s Amiss unb 2anb.
ri6ter an. Die 2lffe adblt ferner auf
40 profsRorsn. barunter 8 @eb. Re
gierunssrdtbe; IL Pripatbneenten. IL
DberIebrer, AZ 2ebrer. 80 Sournaliiten
unb &ebatteure uub 81 Shrlflfeller ;
ferner rs MuRter unb gomponiften.
Sm Staaisbienite Rnb anaeltelt l &c.
gationsratb. 4 &egierungsrdtbe, l ae4'
nunssratb. l Steueraufieber. SIN
commandment feben 9 Stabtrdtbe.
(barunter mebrere aler6ingS a. O. 2
6tabibaumeiter, / Bauiufpettor. l
Stanbesbeamter, 2 Maeiitratsbeamte.
Bonn pofifa6 finb 3u nennen l Ober.
pohietreidr, l poftfefretdr. 2 polfbe.
ANTE, grieftrdger. Dem @iienbabn.
fad geb6ren on: l giieubabHbetrisbss
fefretdr, ] Observation-Disclosures.
5obann fub 3u nennen II ploIer. Z
gilbbauer, 8 S9auipieler, 3 3beater.
birettoren. Sm 8aufad tbdtis fnb IL
ReQierungsbaumeiiier. 10 Maursrmei,
FER. 48 Sngenieure, Ar6itetien. Bau.
unb 3immermeifier. gs foIsen 80 @be.
mifer. Bon ben @emsrben merben auf,
ae,dbIt: 112 S6neIber. 81 atri6ner
nnb Wabenmader. 20 S4ubmader. Is
llbrmoder, II Budbruder, ID 3ape:
sierer, IL Bu6binber. 8 4lempner, 5
Dre4sler, 8 Sattler, 5 S4loRer, 6
Bidder, Ia @laier, 8 Bersolber, 8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-23

Wenn ss ireenb gtpas sisbi. mas
notbwenbiger Weiie gereini9t meroen
iolIte. 70 III bas bic poIitit. Dos To-
gen bic 3efermer unb biele iimmen
bamit therein. Nber mos tas 8lut
anIauet, 70 giebt es teinen beHeren
8lutreiniser unb 2eber. gerbeRerer, ola
Simmons 2iper. 2egulator. so &c.
brau9e bieies Waittel unb gebe ibm
ben Wor3ug Dor alIen anberen@. so
i9reibt Grau g. so. 6pea BON Mibs
b!eport. Dbio. unb Or. .. 6. @uis
fsl bon Garmpille, girsinien. i9reibt
vgs beilt aQes, mas Sic bapon pers
apreheul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-23
qus 8orf@t.

Mhllei. ber ols ebemalieer fotter
Gtubioius ieinem Batter piel 8erbraB
unb Gelb sefoiiet hotte, -- mirb. mad,
benz er elm ebrfamer Be3irfsri1ter &c.
tuorben unb Derbeiratbet III = felbft
Batter. Gin alter Stubieneoleae. Der
ibm su biefem GamiIieuereisuiB Slid
pini1i. fra9t: Run, altes 6aus.
boifentIi9 bod elm prd@tiger Sunse,
Der ieinem Bapn bereinif ale gbre
MAIDEN wirbsS - ~Va, aus @ori@i
Mar Elm Wdb6enl'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-23

Dir be3ablen teine Dronaee. Die
Giienbabn lduft bis tu unfere Mebers
Iaeen. Oe6baIb geben tpir Gu@ ben
Rmben biekr grfparnib In alIen Arten
BON @etreibe, 6eu unb 6utterfoien.
Beifu9t es unb iiber3eust Gu&. Dir
iparen eu@ fi6er @elb.
Sunfetwoob 60. felepbsn 81.
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Gs bleibt oabei !!

ghom tpieber ftie8 eim nenes eSabr
Seraus aus Der Werienfuns,
Sem ,,uemeu 3urfe" idbeint'S fiirtpabr
Sekt 3ett at ,tetier gdstucnfnn8.
Q1ir aber iino benz starie trem,
Sem altem, gebt'S aus 9rinteu,
9enn tper ftetS 8retft gum 2pne=gtdr=
Br1m,
9em tpirb ftetS ssrembe tutnfem.
9aS 8ier Der Qpne=S Star.Srameret,
90 tit Der beftem etueS,
Weld3 aabres 8raa tttatt brim8' berbet
8eiier lit iiber feimes!
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@eiunbbeit unb guten Atbent erbaltet
Sbr bur9 @bilob's @atarrb Gemebp.
Yreis so Gents. Nafal Snieftor fret.
Gum gertanf bet aalteper & 5@u@arb,
Sames glapin. &. s. Speaefp. U.
@Obn & &c., y. Stein, gentral Drug
Store, U. @4meppe.
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marum bet Sebrmar 20 Gage bat

g0arnm Der Tebrmar % Gage bat.
Dos mifen plele nod ni6t uno aud
unfer ieli8er profenor BET 0em mir DDr
Sabreu @bronolosie 9eb6rt, fam burd
bic oblge 6rage einmaI in arge Terle.
genbeiil
Die SADIE oerbdlt ii9 TO: 0a6 Der
&aIenberreform bon Suliu8 @diar ioq.
ten bic Monate abmedielnb 81 uhb 30
Sage babsn. Nlleln man erbieit bas
bur1 einen Sag supiel un0 nabrn bes.
balb ben leBten Monat (Gebruar), Der
obnebin alS ein un9liidsmonat gait,
beRen Sage bem 3oblenbienft gewiomet
tparen, bieien Sag una Der Jebruar
betam alfo fur gew0buIi9 nur 29 an,
fatt 80 Sage. Sie &6mer fingen i6r
Sabr nit benz erfen Widra an unb ba
rum bieBen bel ibnen Der Suli Quintl.
lis (fnuften Mouat), Der Augult Ser
tilis. mie henn mod beute september,
Ottoter, Nobsmber unb DECEMBER bles
fer 3dblung ais T.. 8 9. unD 10 Wos
nat fortieben. Na6bem nun aber Der
Quintilis benz Sulius gdfar unb Der
5ertilis benz QusuituS semibmet NOR.
ben paren, iollen es bic bOfil9en aas
Ienoermo@er fir unpafi.uo sebulten
baben. baB Der aaifermOnat Ausuii
einen 5aa meniger baben ioQte, als Der
@diar. Monat SuIius. bem Die 81 Gage
mad Der &eibenfolse 5ufdmsn. Oabsr
nahn mon bsm IeB!en Wouat 6:bruar
Der f6on einmal einen Sag bergsben
muBte. nod einen, bamit Der 2luguii
au6 81 Gage befommsn fonute uno ID
III eS benn geideben, oaB oem armen
6ebruar MIR 28 3oge pfrblieben fino.
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photographer, aabinet : @robe,
feline Nusfhbruns $3.50 per Subenb
bel Ga a NAB.
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GDpIeb's 8e8ifter, No. % alamo
pla3a bat eineu &uf fur suten alien
Wbistep, bic beiien gemiihten @e.
trdnte, feline Weine unb auSseseidnete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
nnb ifets friideS Bier. Ser @issutbiis
mel. Soc @ooIep, beriifht iein @eiddft.
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- Wenn bic @ro3ien bic Grausn
berIaTen. tuiipfen He nit ben Mufen
s eInbi9aft on.
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Wpti5 att gtemer5abler.

Die SteuerIilten fur ba8 Sahr 1895
befinben fi6 iebt in meinen 9dnben
unb a0e Staai8: unb @ounips Steuern
finb ieBt III meiner Office 3ahlbar.
Sole @affian.o,
Steuer Solicitor, 8erar Gounip.
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9aulenbe 6dle BON S1minolnGt,
Nfibma, 9ufteu, @rtdltung uub Brduns
tperben t6gIi9 gebeiIt bur1 Sbilsb's
Sure. Gum 9erfauf bel aalteper 8
S9u@arb, Sames @lapin, &. 8. Spel.
leHp, q. @obn 6 &c., 3. Steia, Sen,
tral Drug Store, u. S9mepps.
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B@ 0llle 9 erfenner riibmtem baa
bunfle Bier Der 2nne rs8ramerei,
baS &c rlaneer" nlS ein gebaltrci.
dies, frdfttges Bier, ba6 benz beifen
tmpui tirten Siere 8leibfDmmt. Sn
cS id,pn als 6af Bier iebr empfeb.
Iensfbertb, TO gilt baS In nod b1berem
Grade BON benz nprtsefflidem, abgelas
serten nuo ftarf Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Juergens Importing & Liquor Comp.

1uUIgUHV SHPVI 1"S u E'quU' OV"'P'
113 Norb= 6Iorssarabe, San 2tutoniu.
Seras, Wboleiale unb Getail 6dnb'
Ier in @bisfies. impprtirten uno ein=
beimifden Weinen, 2iquoren, Cigar.
rem &c.
Staats: a9enten fir ben be.
riihmten
c. x&E. ne
Yenniploania &pe Wbisfep bon @al,
Iagber & Burton.
9lle Nuftrdge bon ausmarts merber
prompt auSgefiibrt.
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YaNa8e=StWette auer Nrt
Wad uuh bon europa
8tpii@enbeGssGaten niebrfger ale
te 3atpr.

Sept 1T bic 3eit. 3idets gu taufen
unb 8ermanbte unb 8efaunte aus ber
alten 6eilnatb bernberfommen3u 3u laRen.
WeseH senauer Snformatiou tuenbs
man ii9 on
~ e. 20. S. 9pmmD
@eneral= pafagiers4sent bet Mallorp
Sampfer 9inie,
523 @af 9ouiton StraBe, Snn Mn'
tonic, SeraS.
Offisieller Naent Fir alle europdi'
f9en Oampfer 2inien.
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8arl's glooer Root 5bee reinist bas
8lut unb sisbt cine refine i96ne Garbe.
Gum Berfuuf BET saIteper 6 59us
haro,, Somes @lapin, 3. 5. Spelefp,
u. @obu & &c., 3. Stein, @enlral
DRUG Store, N.sS6weppe.