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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-09
VIRGINIA

AZ Rules held in the Clerks OGcs ~
me ~, circuit Superior Court of Law Dnd
Ghancery for Bath County, ON the ond
Gay OF October, 1897 ~
sonn Wise & David G. Wise merchants
" partners trading under the style and
hrm OF David G. Wise & Comnann
and Archer P. Stro,her, pIain,ifs9
against az William McCabe, defendant
ne defendant not having entered h;s
appearance. and given security agreeah,v
, 10; me act OF Assembly, and the rules ~
tor y e eU;d' aud it appearing by satisfac>
, 10y evidence that ne is not an inbabi.
.an' o. This Commonwealth -: Iii order.
ba, mat "a, the said defendant do appear
neIe on The first Monday in Jsppsry
mex, next and answer the planting bill and
~, ,ha' .' a copy ofthis order be pnblisbsd lin in
s .ne otsunton Spectator for two non,bo
: .s and posted On the from. door
% '"e COurt house Of this county.
coPy-Teste.
Oct'r %, 1897. O''"o' CIk.
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LA wv NOTICE.

The undersigned having formed .
partnership in the practice Of Ias -
.he county OF Rockbridge, respectfuIjy
tender their professional services 10 H..
pubic. All business confided TO tI,a;r
carr, care w',l be promptly and diligently at.
one OF the members of the firm, be;nc
resident OF Lexington, end PRACTISING
~ no 0'ner county, will be enabled 10
ness Of the Partnership. and the OH,
WIZ, alter The close oe The next session oe
'ne Ssneral Assembly, regularly attend
az the quarterly and Superior Courts for
Rockbridge county. '' III
Their Office is one door south OF the
ofIcc occupied by WIN. Taylor ESQ.
ALEX. r.. r. STUART
CORNELIUS G. BALDWIN
sept'r 80, 1887. co,,s,
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR

The Spectator is published veek,, b.,
HARPER & SosEY, nj Tiyo Do1Io,, -
year, y paid in adUance, or Two Dollo,,
and Fifty Cents, after The enn;,o,;oa -
The first sir months.
NoPaper wil6e discont;nu.9, n,;, -,
d'TeorageS are paid.
70" ADvERrrsEMExTs not erce.d;on
ONE SQUARE Of printed mailer ozs -
ose.eo @'cs weeks for one dollar each
after. t,oenty. fire esr,,. lar.
se'aarsrf'Semsntsinhe sumo arosoyfion
al letters must be ',fost raid +"
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PUBLIC SAIE

~, WILL be offered at public sale, On
thursday the 10th Of November NEXT
at the late residence Of John Scott de.
ceased, on Middle River, four miles
n 0r,h West OF Middlebrook, all the
PERSONAL Property belonging to the es.
tate OF said deceased, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Gram, a quantity of Hay, Farm
ing Utensils, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Terms-Twelve months credit IN ali
sums over five dollars, the purchasers
giving bond with approved security : for
all sums of five dollars and under the
cash will be required. Sale 10 commence
at 10 o'clock.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
JOHN A. DAVIDSON.
~ ioa1.-ot Adm'rs.
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OPPOSITION.
EMterpriZe Eine.

From Richmond to the Warm Springs,
pia Louisa Courthouse, Charlottes-
cstte, Staunton g. AUGUSTA Springs.
FARE REDUCED
From Richmond to Staunton SIG so
From Staunton to Augusta Springs l 90
Frem Augusta Springs to the
Warm Springs, 9 80
Days of departure from Richmond and
Staunton, Wednesdays, FRIDAYS 6 Sun.
days.-From Stanton to the Warm
Springs every Wednesday. Friday and
Sunday, and returning from the Warm
Springs to Staunton on Thursday, Satur-
day aud Monday.
This new and splendid line of Coach
es is now in full operation from the a.
bove places.
The Projectors would inform the
travelling public that they need fear no
disappointment, as their Drivers are care
las seSsE and s aastsRJs int and their Team.
the country; and they hope the whole
travelling community will find il con.
sidersbly TO their advantage 10 patropize
ana encourage this opposition line.
FOR seats IN Richmond. spply at the
bar of the Bell Tavern.
For ditto. in Charlottesville. Browns
Central Hotel.
and at Staunton, at the WAYNE Hotel
Warm Springs, Office kept at Mr..
Richardson's.
For the Projectors,
JOHN Fl. GIBBS.
August %. 1877
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TRUST SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust executed
to me by David Moss, bearing date the
iSth OF March. 1886, and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the County
court OF Augusta, shall sell, at public
auction. Tor cash, to the highest bidder,
ID set OF Kss0cAcs,sssfA's Tools.
The sale will take place on Saturday
tue 18th OF this month, in the town OF
Waynesborough.
JOHN 7. ARNALL.; Trustee.
Nov'r 2, 1887.
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T'tyyazsgDEe Farm.
F O r S ALE

HE Farm belonging to the heirs Of
MArHKw BLAIR. deceased, is offered
Tor sale privately. This Farm lies in
Augusta county, about eight miles from
stanton, Cd the road leading TO Harr; /.
sonburg via Miller's Iron Works. and
contains about 500 .acs.es, every a.
ere OF which is arabic, and lies well for
cultivation: about one-half cleared and
IN fine ordeiI the othe1 heavily tim
bered land. There is a sufficiency Of
meadow land OIL it for a farm of the size
and several never failing springs, so sit.
uated as to afford water in nearly every
held. The improvements are toleraole.
The neighborhood around it is healthy
and agreeable.
AS it is presumed that anv one d;s-
posed to purchase will view it and Judge
Tor himself, further description is
deemed unnecessary but / will lust add
, 'h.' neak'ng into view every ADVANTAGE
'"iS Farm possesses, st is seldom thai e..
equal is in this delightful county OFF,
ed for sale.
The land will be shown 10 any a..
nesirous OF viewing it, By DR.. WIN r
DLAIR, whose residence is ad;o;n;ng or
oy MATHEW BLAIR, of Stanton hv
w y, The terms will be made know
possession will be given immed;a,sIa
T. r. BLAIR.
En- Of ~. Blair, decd.
August q, I836.-tf
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Also al The same time and place,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Oats
and FARMING Titans;Ie
PU BLHC SALE

"a III n
AeREEABLY to the las, will and tes,o.
.nent OF George Ay!or. deceased x;i,
Oh the 10Th day Of December next oen,
for sale, on The premises ~ 0hef
a TRACT OF LAND.
y'hg on Naked Creek. in Augusta conn
~, adjoining the lands of Georns en- e"un
John Kaysy, Mrs. Aylor. and o mp
containing one hundred and sixteen ..
res, more or less, of choice land. Tn.
Improvements are iolerable INC
Log Dwelling House, Kitchen &.
smoke House, and large
Swisher Barn.
=, 1 mere are number of cbe;ce EpI1rr
! EEo on the premises. and Snr;,a
OF excellent wafer Convenient ~ az
nVuse' This farm possesses as ma,v ii
+, as any other in the connie :,
mas ABOUT 20 or 80 acres of bottorn go
a. =" a Gehgbtiul neighborbood, and has
."e FAXED Creek running along one side
~ -Persons wishing to purcbs..
~ Iou,o DO well 10 view The land h.
,ne Jay oil sale, which will be sba,v,
VT Martin Orebsugh, residing nesr III >
IERHs-One-tbird of the nurc,,o,s
money on the 18th day Of Januarv ns~'
1t which time possession vii next
n; .1e precise quantity of land ascer.
,,, the balance in three equal
JOHN OREBAUGE E,r,,
oct'r IL, 1887. i4' H@ o
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Valuable Slaves
+ q r. g a Il u

r y x S A L E.
WILL be sold, for Cash, before the
door OF the Wayne Tavern, in the town
OF Staunton. on Friday thesl day Of
November next, (being the first say Of
the Superior Court for the county of
Augusta,) SEVEN SIAvES
belonging to the estate of Jesse Dold
deceased, consisting of two men. one
woman, and four likely children.
SAM'L CLARKE, Admir-.
Oci'r 5, 1887.
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DAVID FUETZ.
ATTORNEY ATIAW

hAs removed TO Staunton. and VIII
continue TO devote his undivided attan-
,ion 10 the business OF his profession. n.
mas been engaged in the practice more
than ten years, and win CIR. y. mo.t
prompt anu assiduous attention to all
business con6de6 to him.
ne VIII continue to practise in the
courts OF Bath and Pocahontas.
Oct'r 10. 1897. o..
v-vffice next door to the Post Office, !.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of n.
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cb,no
Gerry for Augusta county, on MONDAY The
I'd October, 1887
James G. Shipmaa and Frareis Erw;,
piainiiifs-agsinst
Margaret Niller, widow ofSamue, n1u.,
deceased, and the heirs and renres.n,,,;.
OF The said Samuel Miller, 10 wit. Unab
Il. Mcdowell and Elizabeth his wifi,
Henry Miller, John Miller, Samuel Mil
ier' liliam Miller, james Miller. Sam k.
uei Miller, Jeremiah Miller. Frances
Miller, Mary Miller and Robert Miller
'he said Samuel, Jeremiah, France, M
~ and Robert being infant children Of
H"oert Miller, deceased, who was one oi
Ime heirs OF The said Samuel Miller. decd
Oharies Z. Francisco, infant heir Of M
cy Francisco, decd, late Napcv Miller
s"1 o, .he heirs OF the said Samuel Miller
s a. margaret Cameron, infant heir Of
Hiargaret Cameron, deceased wbo waa
also an heir Of the said Samuel Al lie. A.
ceased, defendants. '''
he defendant Samuel Miller one oru
heirs oil the said Samuel Miller deco,sod
no. having entered bis appearance. and piv.n
seeuriiy according TO the Act of Assemble
a"u me knies OF this Court & il nppearinc ~
bitant o22TX evidence that he is not an IN bn'
that the s,;d .,0"nmon ealth: II isorder.J
20th day OF r .e'endant do appear hers on the
bill of the plaintihifssx;l term, and answer the
Srner he forthwith inserted l. copy of this
tnr newspaper printed in Sia1n1ttsS,p
wi we months excessively. and ~, Ia
Inc front door OF The Coutt.bouse of a ,su ~
county. VI augusta
.e, = e":sv-Tefle,
40J NiCH's c. KINNEY, &C
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subsc,5.
Der, whether by bond, note or accom-.
are requested to come forward and dis.
Iharee the same on or before the LIST Of
December. After that time, all claims
unps,d wiz be placed in the hands of
an officer for collection. -
A. H, COYNER.
Mt. Scion Oct'r rs, 1897. q,
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NOVEGE

ALL persons indebted to the estate OF
James hogg' deceased, are rSsre5s;;a.lI-
requested to make immediate pavmsn,
ano u any have claims against tbs o..
.a.e, they will please presen, them forth.
"itn' properly authenticated for 80.
ment. PETER r. TO-, TOT pay
Oct'r 26, 1897. H5.'
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The subscribers having employed the
very best Moulders. and Intending al,
ways to keep sufficient quantity of me-
tai aud coal on hand. they will be able
to execute work in the nea,est and best
manner, and al the shortest notice.
They have also employed a first rate
PAITERN-MAkER. SO that persons
wishing to have castings made, and not
having patterns. the subscribers will fur.
nish the patterns on reasonable terms.
They will take Old Castings of all
Kinds, For which they will give new
Castings, or pay cash, by discounting
fifty per cent.
&The subscribers would also inform
the public that they intend opening o
Shop for the purpose Of making
Pfoughs q Ihreshing Machines,
which they will make on reasonable
terms for the cash.
JOHNsFABER, g. SON.
augusta county, Aug. 10, ls37-tf
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Sausage Machine.

IHE subscribers having purchased
burns and Walters's Patent for the a.
bove excellent Machine, confidently of.
Ter il to the public as the best and most
speedy method Of cutting or mincing
meat for Sausages. o
The machine is simple and durable,
and can be worked by one hand. They
can be had at Stanton, and Whitmore's
Store, on Middle River, and at other
public places in Augusta. The Ma.
chine will be exhibited in Staunton a,
November Court.
SOM ERS g. COFFMAN
October IL, 1897. 4,
I've We the undersigned. certify that the
ABOVE named machine did cut ten
pounds of meat in minute and we be.
neve with reasonable cxertion it will
cut hitesn pounds in minute.
JOHN S. CALVERT
GEO. w. GORE,
JOHN d. zIRKLE.
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F OR S Al

v. a second '1,,f. hand Carriage.
:, e ,,.;,1 ,'!"e worn, with good Harness
cr.di, o Te soid very low, and liberal
''e s gwen. Enquire at this Office
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SEGARs 4! SEGARs '

JUST received, a superior 10, of h.
uans, PoTto Rico, Aliens. Logen's Tho
quality. u superior
Also large supply of
oold Pressed Castor Oil,
warranted fresh. With tl,s 49,
cieS' country Merchants, Physicians and
others, can be supplied at The sho, sno
"' ~ II 'RfaEE1pnanI6Il,s,terms. by
Staunton, Octr I2. w.
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F r E S II
Dru gS & Medicines.
HEIFER'S TEATS.

fl Remedy for Sore Nipples.
A late invention to prevent the dis i.
mothers afflicted with sore NinpIssm srs
liable. The simplicity of this oontr;-
vance. and the very great relief aford.,
~ H. must recommend itself to the atten-
'ion OF those who suffer from the above
mentioned cause.
DR.. COOKIES
ODONTALGIC EXTRACT
For the tooth. ache-and
Atasctasl'e of AreOs0ye.
LOT cleansing and preserving the teeth
and gums, and for purify ing the breath.
Carpenters COsnpoumd Ex-
tract of Bone Set,
A valuable remedy in intermittent and
remitteht feyers.
SwAIM's & McLANE's VERM1
FUGE.-SwAIM's PANAcEa
long celebrated remedy in Scrofuious
diseases, diseases Of the skin generally.
ana variety of chronic affections de-.
pendent on what is usually called impu.
ri;y of the blood. 'p'-
.sss6tfceH's Specific ept,,s.s,o,,,
used IN the cure of White Swe,lings
Siandeiar iumours, Sore Legs, Whit.
lows OF Felons, Pains. letters, &c.
buffers Eteruescent .Aperient
.Magnesia.
Aogan's Best Cigars.
For SALE BY
DR.. e. BERKELEY g. Co
staunton, June 90, 1897.
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Lamp On, or
Spt's Turpentine, '''"
F pns. q quality HAVANA Cigars,
how !; Maccasser Oil, { an ex-
ceilent article for the hairy
chlorine Tooth Wash, a snne-
!lor article for preserving and clean.
ing the teeth and gums, sweeten;mn
me breath and cleansing the mon,h
Gentlemen who ere "a IL. h.hit -
using tobacco, will find that the Too.l'
wash viii speedily remove all eff,c,s
from the mouth. e'ee''
'F s quality English Lump
Magnesia,
Caicined do. do.
"A variety of Surgical Ea,s,,
menus OF superior make and oua,;,,
Just received. and for sale bv
Il. BERKELEY g. "a
septr 81, 1897. w.
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S CHI OOI.

MRS. T. JEFFERSON RAN.
DoLPH and Miss MARY JANE Lnw,s
have opened Schoolat Edeehill in the
county oil Albemarle, FIVE miles east Of
Charlottesville, FOR TWENTY Young Ia.
dies.
Board for the scholastic year of
ten months. including bedding,
washing, fuel, lights aud sta.
tionary. $3.50
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geography will, the
uss of the Globes, Grammar.
History, Rhetoric. Compost.
tion. Astronomy, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Botany and
Chemistry, A0
French, o.
Italian, o.
Piano with the use of the instrument. so
Guitar, IN
Drawing. %
The School will commence on .be
10th of September. One half of the
Board aud Tuition fee will be required
IN advance, the residue on the 10Th o.
February. Young ladies entering pre-.
vious to the 18th Of February, will be
charged in proportion TO time.
| The School will be conducted by Mis-,
LEWIS and the Misses RALpoLpu. The
number will under no circumstances ex
coed twenty. They will be received
aud treated in every respect as member
oil the family their health. their moral
and their manners will be PARTICULAR,
attended to. The house is commodioas
] and the situation one Of the most salu
: or'ous in the upper country.
n @Letters may be directed 10 Mr.. q
d Mrs. !! J. Randolph, Everet,sville, Al
n bemarle county.
: Oct'r g, IS37.-St
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WAYNE HOTEL,
STAUNTON, Va

Ia TINS Establishment has late
Tt1 ly undergone thorough re.
Ul1 pair, aId is in complete order
or the accommodation Of travellers. The
opposition LTNE OF STAGES
from Richmond to the Warm Springs
stops at this House.
The proprietor has provided himself
with good and attentive Servants. His
Rooms are airy and comfortable /; Beds
In good order, and he will at all times
furnish his Table with the best the
country may afford.
In fine, no attention shall be wanting
to make all those comfortable who may
please TO favor him with a call.
JOHN III. GIBBS.
August %. 1887.
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FOR S ALE,
a TRACT OF LAND.

CONTAINING fifty and an half acres,
lying on the waters Of Back Creek.
bout six miles above Waynesboroueh.
and khown as the Sand Spring Tract.
ihe improvements consist of a new and
commedious DlSTILLERY. On this
land about eight or ten acres Of watered
Meadow can be made.-The land win
De sold subject to lease of three wears
from the Goth OF last July.
THOMAS ]. STUART.
Staunton, August "a, 1897.
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49, WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
EEzS IL cent Girl.
Tor Woman,) qualified TO do house work
"a good Cook, Washer and lroner-
one who is honest, industrious and clean>
~. and 6os sleePy-headed, OF given to
lying For such one the very highest
price WIN be given FER the hire Of Que
year or longer. by the subscriber.
H. NJ. DARNELI.
South River, Nov'r 2, 1897 q.
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- Public Sale
lSlA& OF VALUABLE LAND.
n ov'r =, 1897.

In pursuance TO decree of the Cir
cunt Superior Court Of Law and Chance
ry for the county OF Augusta, pronoun.
ced on the Gath day of November, 1886.
in the case Of Hutfmire's Executors, VS..
Pfsu's Administrator, &c, the subscri.
Der being appointed Commissioner fol
that purpose, will offer for sale at public
auction. to tks Highest bidder, on The
premises, on Saturday the 9th day of
December next
THE TRACT OF LAND
on whieh the late DR.. C. p. Pau res;d.
ed, and where his widow now resides
situated in the county of Augusta, on
both sides ofthe main road leading from
staunton to Port Republic, or so much
thereof as will be necessary to raise the
sum charged thereon by the said decree.
The said tract OF land contains 100 a.
cres, more or less, 20 or 50 acres of
which are cleared. The whole tract is
OF excellent quality, and adioins the
lands Of Nathan Lotus, Silas Hinton
and others. The buildings are a com.
Portable DWELLING HOUSE. GOOD
BARN, and all necessary out. houses in
good repair.
one-fourth of the purchase money
must be paid in hand on the day OF sale
The balance in six and twelve months
secured by bonds with approved securi
ty, and the title retained as further Sc
curity for the deferred payments.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
Nov'r2, 1887. Commission,
&$Rockingham Res. insert 4 Times.
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~ g a, BERKELEY will confirm.
70 his Professional duties.
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Tanning Business

at that place: and having served a reea-
lar apprenticeship to the trade, and fell
lowed it for years, aatter myself that
Lam prepared to render general sa,isfac-
ton to my customers and earnestly So
lic,t share Of public patronage.
o. l will pay Cash for Bark and
Hides, or will tan on the shares.
JACOB b. NICHOLAS.
Oct'r 26, 1897. Il
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-11-09

! have no Hesitation in recommending
Mr. j. r. Nicholas as good Tsnn.s
and finisher. aud every way worthy Of
public confidence.
SAk1'L EENNERry
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HAvINc rented the Tan Yard, for a
term of years, formerly occupied by
Samuel Kennerly, on the South River.
eight miles below Waynesboro'. seven
above Miller's Iron Works, end one
miie from koiner's mill. ! would res.
pecttully inform the..public' thatI intend
CARRYING on the
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S U S a N N "A
DRY

THE subscribers take this method of
informing their friends and the publ;c
generally, that they have erected new
Foundry, on South River. near Co;ner's
Mill. six miles below Waynesborouph.
and one mile below Cen Porterfi.ld's
for the purpose of making
.aN kinds of CaStinE S. such
as MACHLNERY, HOL-
Low WARE. Sc
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aders betrabtete, uno su9leitb eas Sci,
fpiel oer 0eeuIe ben einens suten 0tspiffen
5u 8eben een, seribtlihen Qerumfbiep:
pen Der 8eleieiser porSos, 70 beauaate er
fb in Der eile 3ur Me.tuns feiner ebre
bios nit YripatausIesunsen ,,ne fbrift:
liben 3eusni0en ibrer glabbaren, Ole er
IN Der 9e9ene 5i,fuliren lieB u. nod iebt
sJsoernnan mittbsiIen fann 3ur sollia(ten
uebet5eusuus BON Der llnm6aliG teit fei:
nee QpifIsns t,a, irseno cine bbfe &a6e.
Oa ct absr felt feiner @adfebr in oieB
Rau.,......'',> nod immer Spuren BON jeuer
Nabrsoe uetnsrtsn ,nup, " ::::ns Ct ole
elm Manu pom unbsiboltsnftsm 8uts,
ole bisberiee une tanftise 9la6reee BON
fsinsm MiGeu nm etma6 96ies-snblib
rnmal bfenti6 far 3 osbafteDer-
b nn8 srttdren.
J Sat. g. 3insieb
Iesten SabrS aIr5t Ia 8etbleben..
map Is. 1887.