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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
AlbdnU.

Some OF the streams in this town az
ford as good trout fishing as can be found
anywhere. One day last week, Mr.. S.
Russell Town, a native Of Albany, but
now residing in Connecticut, being on a
wedding tour to his native place, tried
his hand in the old stream which he sup
posed had been "fished to death" since
he left. In one hole his drew out twenty
seven trout, which weighed about twenty
pounds, and was only few hours about
it, and did not half try. The fishing spot
was near Mr.. David II. Haskslls house.
II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20

In about three weeks our State Election
viii occur, BY this time. last year. an
animated canvass was going on IL Y ncs
to be expected. this year. thai much in-
terest win exist but The County ana
town Committees mustnot be blind 10 the
fact that there is to be an election. and
that they have certain dutiesto discharge.
Though the democracy may be willing to
Dc dcfduitcd. now or next year, repuoii-
cans must not give up their hold.or relax
their efforts. The era of good feeling
about to dawn upon the political world,
through the instrumcntaiity OF the demo-
cratic party. is all on one side. abide
in the ship"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
Kcxar Falls.

g We Ars - have covered bridge across
nc Great Ozsipee, at this place.
8 Woodnan French Of Porter. and Dan
iel Durgin d Hiram. are doing the stone
work under contract with Porter and Par
sonsfsld.
Mr.. Bessy Of Conway, New Hampshire
is to build the wood work, and Is now
here with crew of hands, framing it.
The bridge will be about l75 feet IN
length.
II is 10 be substantial structure, and
will be completed in the month Of Octo-
Der next .''-'-s'''-
The falls at this place were named Ks-
Ear, after an early settler by that name,
who has lcfl numerous descendants in this
vicinity.
The water power here is fine one,
surpassed by but few in Oxford Co.
The mills here consist of saw mill.
owned by s. Edgeconb, grist mill,
owned byJ. Deaveroux. and 4 Steam and
single mill, owned by Stacy and Stanley
The school district hcre-Porter side
is building ono Of New England's boast
ed institutions of learning" school
house. 1t is 26x36 feet; and when COM
pleted will be the best in town.
1t has been quite dry here for the last
two weeks, but yesterday brought q re-
frcshing rain, and last night heavy
shower.
The hay crsp is good and well secured
Corn is very backward, many pieces so
much so that it cannot mature, even with
very favorable weather; consequently
the corn crop will be very light at best.
Wheat, Oats and potatoes arc good.
The apple crop is very light.
Political matters are quiet, but the wa
tors are just beginning to move.
The Republicans held their Caucus for
the choice Of delegates 10 the Co. Con
vention, on Saturday last, and made
choice of Thos. Moulton, Moses n. Stan
lev and l.. ID. Stacy.
The Republicans of Porter. stand firm
" by their party and principles, and will
give good account Of themselves on che
18th of September.
Yours very truly, DAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
c,c,. sabbath school Conventiom.

State sabbath School Concentton.
A an has been issued fora State
Sabbath School Convention. at LEWISTON,
on Sep. 1lth. Isth and 10th
All Sabbath Ssheols connected with
Evangelical churches in Maine are
earnestly invited to send one delegate for
every so Sabbath School members.
The object ofthe Convention will be to
present definite ways and means for
making Sabbath School Instruction in
Maine the widest possible in its reach.
most practicslin It's modes and effective
in its results. With view to this end.
the following among other subjects are
recommended for discussion
3 1. The relations of the Pastor to the
Sabbath School.
II. Duties Of Superintendent.
III. Teachers Meetings.
: w Bible Glasses.
v. Sabbath School Concert.
vi. Object and Illustrative Teachings.
II is hoped that Ralph Wells. Esq, OF
New York City will occupy portion OF
one session Of the Convention, conducting
II as q Sabbath School.
Among the distinguished Sabbath
School workers expected to be present
are Rev. j. II. Vincent of New York City,
Rev. E. G. Eggleston, Chicago. and
Ralph Wells. Esq. of New York City.
Free entertainment will be provided for
oil delegates who send their names to the
Chairman of the Committee on Entertain
ment---J. w. Danielson, Esq, Lewiston.
on or before September 9Th. 1t is hoped
the Committee will be able to secure free
return tickets over the leading Railroad
and Steamboat lines in the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
Hartford.

Having instituted Lodge /. o. OF IT.
of 80 members al Center Hartford, in
March, l was anxious to meet with them
on the eve Of the 9Th, ami witness their
doings. l not only found they had more
than doubled their numbers, but encirclcd
within their embrace some OF the best
citizens of the town, including young
man who had long tasted the bitter wa.er
Of ruin and degradation. who now causes
his aged parents and wife to rejoice that
he now feels he Is man, not chattei of
the rum-seller. The installation and in
Eitintiou ceremonies and other exercises of
the evening were an honor to the Order.
There are now upwards Of hundred
members of that Order, in Hartford
which speaks we'll for an inland town,
composed wholly of farmers. where no
liquor agent is allowed, and physician
can get living il be has good farm and
is able to work.
On the following Sabbath | attended
church at Canton village, and Il is worthy
of remark that this small but live village
contains three houses Of public worship
which were all occupied by attentive
listeners to living preachers ofthe Gospel,
while other larger and weather. viii
lagos, including the whole town, has
preaching only half day in week are
the inhabitants Of Canton less wealthy,
less intelligent and less active, because
they support public worship on the Sab
bath, thereby enticing the youth to spend
that day in way that shall cause reflection
TO be sweet to them in after life? They
have also Lodge Of /. o. Of G.. T.;
Sons; G.. A. X. and are already to re-
ceive the X. X.
The sun from Center Hartford, on tho
9TH, showed his face few moments, half
an hour before he retired for the night,
that all might see Cynthia veil his face ac-
cording to the prophecy OF man who has
learned that order is Heavens law among
the planets.
David Bryant, of Hartford. found last
week upon ridge in his pasture half mile
south Of lBungermuck Pond which had
been pastured many years, apiece oil slate
stone in the shape of drawing No. 20,
Quack enbos' United States History inch
es in length. inch wide at the handle,
(Which was only half an inch in length
and l-2 inch wide at the other end which
has the appearance of being broken. On
one side is character cut in the shape OF
the Roman h.
The long busy time of haying bein.
oyer, dele cation of the Crystal Wave.
East Buckfeld, accompanied by many of
its past and present officers, visited Streak
ed mountain on the beautiful morn OF the
llth. Alter enjoying one of the most
picturesque scenes in Maine, they return
to their homes highly delighted, having
partaken largely of mental and physical
food, which was made the richer by that
toll which gives renewed vigor to tired
nature.
Potatoes, corn, pastures and fall feed,
are now calling for water, to cool their
parched tongues, which now show signs
OF decay.
One Of the oxen of Hiram Ii. Cannon,
of East Buokfield, was found the 18th,
dro wned in spring in his pasture. The
water had settled, and it is evident his
head was fastenedb by his horn. The water
was not above his eyes.
Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20

The State Temperance Committee
have issued lengthy address to the vo-
tiers of Maine. which. instead of adducing
cogeut reasons for supporting the third
party candidate for Governor, rather Ia
bors to apologize for their action in the
premises. IL is 4 candid, well written
document. but tails short OF convincing
the reason that their course is best Calcu-
lated 70 promote The noble reform which
they undoubtedly desire to promote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
Quite nm extensive quarrel has beer

Quite nm extensive quarrel has been
for some time in progress among some
Irish families living in the ncishborhoed
of Mount Zicon in Milton Plantation.
One suit for SANDER has been carried into
court and fine of ten cents imposed up
OH the defendant, who declined to pay,
and appealed. But they arc still quarrel
ing aud more fun is promised for the law
yers, says the Mechanic Fails Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20

Mr.. Editor: Many of the Oxford bears,
who take the Lc,cistoH Journal, desire Ia
know why it has not hoisted the Cham
berlain flag, and whether or not it intends
to support the nomination. Some of its
friends say it is for lIichborn. Can you
give us any information? OXFORD.
Tia answer 10 our correspondent we
would say that the Journal has taken de-
cided ground for the republican nominee.
We presume it is mere matter OF taste
on their part, rs to placing the nominal
ton al the head of their columns. Ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20

THE WEATHER. The drputh broke on
Saturday night last, and some rain fell on
on Sunday, tho not enough to do much
good, but the weather has been too cold
since 10 benefit vegetation much. We
have seen some nice Corn from Arba
Thayer's garden. South Paris; sweet Corn
looks rather uncertain. 1t is too near
September to look for much Corn weather
but we hope for the best. A failure OF
this crop would be severely felt In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
Republican, Ca,,cus.

The Republican voters Of the Town Of Paris
art requested 90 meet at the TOWN HOUSE, in
said Town, on SATURDAY., Aug slsi, ls'9, at !
O'Clock p NJ, for the following purposes:
To choose seven Delegates to attend the County
Convention 10 be holden At Paris, Aug 18th
To nominate a candidate - De supported at the
September Election for Representative 10 the next
Legislature.
To choose Republican Town Committee for the
wear ensuing.
Nuc l2th lS9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20

The New England Fair will be held
in Portland in connection with the Maine
State Fair, Sept. 7th to 10th inclusive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20
Base BdU.

OXFORD, Aug 10th.
A game Of Base Ball was played at this
village on Saturday afternoon by the
Keoka Club Of Oxford, and the Star Club
of Bridgton. The result was in favor OF
the former by the following score:-
I23 Total.
Keoka, IS . o 2 1884
star % 1 y 5-2
Passed balls-Keoka, 4; Star, 2.
Home runs-keoka, 2.
Mr.. Albert Gould of Bridgton performed
the duties Of umpire to the satisfaction of
all. The game was witnessed by large
number of spectators from the surround
ing towns, and when it was finished the
clubs sat down TO an excellent supper at
the Lake House. The return game will
be played at Bridgton week from next
Saturday. Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-20

Most of our farmers finished haying last
week the crop, though not so heavy as
last year, but good one, has been secur-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
eokales. ~
Die bluttge Gra9D6ie pom
fWnften Sult.
Bic Aueef1a9ten DOR @eri@t.
Mnfan9 Der YroceB &erbanb<
.lun9en.
fokQles.
Sie Ineeflaeten DOR @eri@t.

Der 3uprans ;u ben Gerbanbluneen
&par 70 srob, baB pa8 feline @eriGtS;imz
mer beS Yrli;ei &t@ters in Der v@ity
@aQ" bic Menidenmen9e ni6t gu fa7en
Dermo9te, unb puroen bic @erbanolun<
gen na@ benz @eri@t6bofe be6 Di1trict
@eri9t8 i'm Court 9aul e Yertaat. Der
poli;ei @bef eri9ien UNI sebn ubr NIT
ben @efan9enen pel9t auf Der Mnflaee>
banf plab nabmen> e8 finp bie6:
CHARLES @el19, patrid &enneoA@ io<
pani 2iporno, 81. 6eines> @barle6 MeB<
ger uno Sos. Scuuy.
Gin Mann ramenS Gaaen mel6er
AUDI onSefla9t 1T an benz @erbreden
She'll 9enpmmen 5u babenI aber ni9t in
5aft 1T, mar ni9t erl9ienen Die On
9efla9ten fino bur@ Die MoYpfaten BriSz
bin II. palmer, s. 81. @ilman unb 90.
9. @prman Sertreten.
Stir bic Mnfla9e erl9ienen> DiRrictz
Nnmalt Stint unp bic Ne9tS<M nmalte
s. g. Q. 5eorb unb 6. 6. Davis.
Ser 5earp erDfnete bic Gerbanclunz
gen unb tbeilte cem &tater NIT naB RE
@ntla9e berett iei bic Yroce6Derbanolunz
gen Mitta98 2 llbr aufSunebmen.
Ser @prman, i'm Namen Ieine8@lienz
ten Ga9an erbpb bier9esen @inipru@, ba
oieler fir ben proceb mod nidt porberet<
tet iet. 5ierauf felte @ormar ben Mnz
tras: bab oa Der neue &idter 5err So
marp> bereitS ieiinen Nmt6eio seleifet unc
leinen Sono au6gefertt9t bdtte, >pelGen
er, @orman> alS @taptzMnwalt off5teu
9enebmt9t babe, 70 f1nnte Der 9e9enwdrz
tt9e &t9ter @eneralW almrp6 nidt mebr
bic &erbanrlun9en pteieS Yroee0eS leiz
ten.
&i@ter Walmros e%nt9eonete baB ct
pff;ieQ Bis jeBt nod ni9t BARON beno1z
rt&ti9t iei, uno perta9te auf @unl6 teiz
Der parteien bic @iBune tis nd@fen
Dienfas @or9en 9 ubr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

4m Sonnta9 Ntenp tpurbe Elm Deutz
l@er ber an einem 5auie rpel9e6 9err g.
8eaupre in per untern Gtact baut, be-
i9dfti9t 1T, ,pdbreno Ct bic NeunteS trabe
entlan9 9in9 Don ie@s Srldnoern onee<
9rifen ur,o Don einer, prrl elben nit eli
nem G9la9rinoe (steel nuckles) nieoerz
9el9la9en. Or. 6. .. @iuiamS rer<
bonp eie @unce.
Da mir ben Mibbanoelten bis ieBt
nod ni6t lelbft trefen fcnnten, 70 entz
balten mir uns aller Gin;elbeiten iiter
ben Gau, wie 1c un6 in De19iecenen
Gormen gu Sbren fommen.
&atblam 1T c6 aber jetenfals ii9
&benrs ror;uleben> po fi@ felt einioer
3eit cine Moi1e opn Strol@en in per
Stabt berumtreibt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
@rferB alIp

- .. 8. GranI Der pferrerieb unp
NomrY muroe am Dpnncrita9 mad,
Smaba. Neb., abeeflbrt. @cine Mn<
trdlte bra@ten i'm auf einen Writ OF
haheas Corpus Dor @idter 6au, rod
rieicr mics na@ 9enauer llnterlu@una
cas @elu@ ab, feline Nnpdlte yer u@ten
oann Jpn bier gu balten, neil er wez
gen zines &nsrif6 (auf 5errn &rce)
unter 8QrS{daft febe, aud pieits murre
ti9t an9enommen unb ct purce rem
@berif 6cel bon Douglas g., Neb.,
dberant1pprtet. Dretoer aeftpblenenpferpc
tpuroen wieoer erlan0t.
Sberih 6oel le9te Trori 1cfort in 81
fen ucp madte fi9 nit Jpn, uno einem
Manne> ben er ale 8ealeituns mitnabm,
in einen, Gubrwerfe ouf benz 8es mad
5afin96 um BON ia per Bopt rpeiter su
reiien. Die brei wiecererlansten pferre
nabm er nit.
Ginbru@ d. 49, Sim @onnta9 Na6t
brad Elm Ne9er in rie8pbnun9 terNQr6.
6enrv. Das Dientmdaen bHrte cabSe~
mano in OVERWHELMINGLY unb IA fe elautte
oab es Mer6. 5enry iei rebete, ie tieielte
bet Narnc1 an. Da feineNntworte erfplo<
te, er9rtf fe bic Yer1on uno i9rie UNI
9ulie. Der Gilnbre@er befreite i@ iez
bod uno entfam aus einem 6enfter uber
baS Dad ctnes Mnbaus.' Das Mlc1en
fonnte feline ndbcre 8el9nibun9 bes
Ginbre@ers 9eben ols pas er 19rars 9e<
pelen fet. " Gin in Der Ndbe mobnenoer
|S@wor;er 'purbe orretirt, lcusnet aber bic
Gbat beso119en gu baten. :"
@e;rrmne9e1n,.eer, DiebRabl.- Mm
lebten Mittmo@ Mbenb, nabrenb bic 6a<
mile beS 5errn, 81. g. @aluiba .f4 i'm
parlor nit elmer @eleui9aft %unteerbielt,
ftiee Elm Dteb mittelit elmer Setter In Gin
Tenter 'bes pberen .StodS uno+ tabl aus
einem' Simmer einen &prb NIT @ilberoez
'l6irr, ftieS bam1tt 'mn,iteper Sic Setter fiji
ab 1nb Itru9 biefe banr an bic anoeere
tSeitc pes 6auies. Mar entoedte ben
lDtebfabl erf am nd6iten @oraen unp
bat f BIG ; ,jtbt ben : " t Diet nod ni&t. tfansssna|
IfSnnen., ..',o ','."'a'.1 -, .%'IIF%9I9>.
.ii7Eq Nler. 8ilionsp 8ladidmieblbop
am 8rpacway ,purte am Wontao pom,
IIBliB, setrofen,5 ,Das, Geuer* rrprurpe TO-
9lei& peIt s ben is N9a@ B'ar' aeel6i&t: per-
W. AF'''S' naoo ri. U0G n55 493a1 40
35-- Gin @urber if jett in 0bieie.r
Bel9ebtn. Gs miros ndmli@
Dor pa8 @ourtbau6 cine Greppe aetaut,
3amiey County, bore uno itaune: Elm
&rcttptr unb cine Greppe in eincu, unb
bemlelben Sabr!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

- Die Saf(ano Cemetery M7ociiatiip>n
bicltM tttwp@ ibre jdbrli9e@ erlammluna.
100 8eeroi9un9en tanoen mabreno pes
Sabres fat. Die wdbreub bes Sabres
auf Dem 6rterbofe erri9teten Monumente
uno 2eibenteine foiten $4,000 ~
Sc purpe auf pem f9le9ten 3ufance
Der Tense1 lar rer na@ benz Triebbofe
.fab1encen Straeen aufmerflam 9emo9t,
uno pa ee nidt mabrldeinli9, nab aus
Dem &erfaufe Don Gotten eenue errsielt
>percen fann, bic nItbiaen @erbe7erunaen
gu MAIDEN, 70 purce beitlo0en, raB, sfi9
Die @eieuidaft an BIT, Burger mence CUR
8ei@afuna Der nDtbi9en @elpmittel.
Die 0eiammteinnabmen einldliebliG
elmer Mnleibe BON $4,000 pnren pdb<
reno pe6 legten Shares $685. 20; bic
@elanmtaus9 aben $114.20 peniqera ols
be @tnnabnen
u .. s. Gran;, Der rpie fi@ bic 2e(er
ertnnern rerren, yur .einieen ,Wo9en
Germ &ree auf cine brutale @eeile mfg
banpelte, sideint IN Smaba' bas 5pferce<
ttebteni ais feline re9elmdBiee5 8ei9dftiz
sune betrieben su baben. Der @deuf
BON Smaba it bier UNI i'm pprtbin ;uz
rid3ufabren. Cine Mpplitatipn fit cine
Writ of Habeas corpus 1T iebo@ eez
,na@t unb tptro beute sebSrt tuerben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

@taat6onletb e.-Toloence Mn<
9ebpte fir bic $4,000 Gtoot6anleibe
9tnaen elm:
Gin Mn1ebot pom @ilminston, Del.>
fit $4,000 ,u 80 prpcent.
Grite NatipnolSan 81. pau(, $780,
600 part.
@iuiuS 8ros. u. Dunbar, ct. Yaul>
$4,000 gu bret 3ebntel procent pramie.
MinnelotaS taatS S9ulfono> $4,000
su Il Nrocent prdmie.
Das Nn9ebpt hes @@ulfonos purre
.a%n9enpmmen.
Die 5i1ori19e @e1eu19aft erbielt
Mittipo9 BON Cpl. q. @bamb.r6 Elm lebr
.pertbpou;6 @el9enf. @6 1T rieie6 ner
&nie &noden zines 9roeen Matacpns,
Der jtemli@ gut erbalten, 10 3ou i'm
Dur@me6er unb IS 3ou in Der 2dnse
mtbt. Ct rurre in Der Ndbe Der
Sdwar3en 5isel, ettpa $50 Meilen
'peftli@ Don Sort &anbau, 9efunben, urp
>piest rs pfunp. ..... .t.'-'~.
-@arbnro, bet, be8 teuli@ tet ct.
.@lpup oeriibtenM orbe6 perbd@tia, puroe
9eitern in Giien Dierber9ebra&t unp in
Der County Sail ein9eiperrt. Gr puroe
BON Maj. s. $. Donalblon lebte @ode
in Auincy, SQ., 7arretirt unp miro in Ell
ni9en Gasen na@ ct. @loupp transpouirt
,perpe1t l51H @saas4 nalfH
'@ 49, Die unieerlaliicn @emeinpe Bate
.9efera Mbeno Gin l%o9enonntc6 Straw
berry Festival se%ranfaltet. Bar gut
bhelu9t unb @Qe sinsen befrieoist na@
SN'r @1f nd Hsa 1855 aEag1 ssu5a
- Die 81. Yaul 9ibrarp ANpcia>
tion bat ei1 neues 59ilp iiber benz Sen
fter ibre6 Qocals in Der 3. @traBe an
brinSe1 lalen:
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Sd fab ben @nseflaeten 2inprnp

SD fat, ben @n9eflaeten 2ipprnp
wel@er mad BubliB 1@lue unp per(u@te
ibn bapon ob3ubalten alS t@ ielbf pon
2iocrno 9ei9lasen murbe. Sd peib
nt@t pb &ivprno cine @afe In 1einer
9anb Bate. 2ioprno f1lus bret biS yiet
NAL na6 Bublib. Sd neib ni9t pb &.
mad Nnbern 9eldlasen bat. 8. 1dlua
MIDI NIT ieiner 9e(9lo1enen Bauf, &pei6
ni9t IS er etpas in Der 6anb bate.
SD fab MeB9er at Der Bar BET BEN
pic Sic ebe Der Streit anfn9, tpeib midi
ob @eBser ir9ene ~elden &beil am
Streit nobm.
SD fab eben1p Mii9ael 9ineS, wel9e,
S@tmpfrepen 9e9en Die 'Deutlden uni
Drcbun9en auSfies.
Dies mar 3ur lelben 3ett als Gnoerle
nieoer9el9la9en woroen tpar. 6inee
batte einen &nlppel in Der 6anc unb i'd
iab 6ine6 na6 @noerle NIT (einem& niipz
pei i&la9en al6 Gnoerle 16on, am, Bober
lag. Blut fam na9 bielem @1laoe
Sd fab ben Mnaefla9ten &enneby aul
Dem pic g}ic. &enneoy 19lue auf Sub
LIZ gu. SD meiB ni@t pb er cine @afe
in ieiner5ano Bate. BubliB lag gu biez
ler :3ei1 am 8ooen. &enrery 16luo
8utlib na@ Dem &ppfe-uno 8ublit
blutete am @orcerfppf. tu&.. 11lugS5 pbe1
6 Mal na@ 8ublib. 6. bate cine Mrl
melde er iber bic 6ence mart in herNi6;
tung no Der Sneit tattfano. Gnberle
lag auf Dem Boren alS &ennecy pie Mrl
mart. Da6 lit @ue8 wa6 i6 bon Sem
nery iab-&enneoy I9lus einen &ne9t
pes Srouer 5ammS NIT 1eina Taua.
SD fab ben Nn9efla9tenS eu1p wel9et
MIDI pretmal NIT einem Me1er, in bic
linfe @eite> in rem Mrm unp auf BIZ
&ippen ftoG.
Or. &oisnf bat mei1e @uncen 1&nter=
lu@t. SD fab Die Spibe be5 Me6era
nit weldem @cuuY mad mir 1ad,
Scully idlus ou@ auf Bublib los,
Scuuy i9lua crft auf 8ubltB unb banr
na9 benz 3eu9en. Scuuy idlu9 mad
Dem 3eu9en uno 8ubliB nit Der re9ter
5anp. Gnperle> mel@er am 8oben lag
ruroe BON Scuuy fat CUR ielben 3ett &C.
l1la9en.
Scuuy idlu9 NIT Der Gauf auf Ser
tel los welder AUDI auf cempic Sic mar
g. i6lug na6S ertels Nueen, ebe ct mad
elmer anoern perlon idlu9.
Der Strett wurpe Yon uraefdbr ]eal
per1pnen an9efan9en ; na6 unp mad
aber tanen mod ancere perlonen binsu
Gin Srldncii6er Yrieter uno eini9e On:
oere tamen na6 benz Yic Sic ol6 BIZ
S9ld9eret sprlber tpar unp perlu@ter
&ube gu FIFTEEN.
SD babe @ti9e an Bublib's &1rpe1
eeieben; an ieinem unterleibe uno Sc:
fI@t.
8ublib lag auf Dem Rlden, un,
ScuQy lag auf ibm unb f&lus mad 9
eann 9tn9 er auf ben 3eustn log uni
bra9te tbm mebrere Me0er1i9e bel
SeuQp batte etwo5 in {tincr 6anp, 3eu:
Sc fam aber ni@t ia8en pas IS >par.
[Gortesun9 III Ter rG9Ren Nummtr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
Observation-Disclosures

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3ul9rift ein> pprin er recpmmanpirt,
caf bonn County bic @rlautnib ;ur Grz
bdaun9 zines petbauleS auf Der Mrmenz
farm etasebplt tperpen foQe. Mn Elm
COMMITTEE Yer&pielen.
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&eltsnat'cn Elm. Dieleibe fou am 10.
SulY ooer fobalo cona@ ais fem Na6z
felser ein9eiebt weroen fam effect nebz
men.
Cine 3ui&rift pel6e bic 5ofortiaeOeF>
hung Der 5. @trabe big an bic oberc 3.
ooer st, &ntbony Strabe befurwortet
tpuree empfan9en. an pa6 Stroeen
COMMITTEE Sermtelen.
Der Marftmetiter beridtet fir ben
Wfenat Stunt ais @innabmcn $4,000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1,937.O8; pounp
Mater 1885.
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uDn1 @ommittee an .,pelGe. bas @elud
auf Verlan9erun9 Der Belt fit bic @tact
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CUR Grfauung 9ewi11er in ccm CHARTER
Der @%on1posnie 8emadten Becinounz
gen, nertptelen par, beri9tete 9eaen Sc
wdbruns. meiterer Griif. Der 8eri9t
wurpe anSenommen.
Mn9ctote fit @rarirung per pritten
Strobe. Mi9oel @onnerle, 40 CENTS Der
Cubic 'yorb Spbn @loran> 48 Gent per
Cubic yarc Sobn SIC @ormif> As Gent
per Cubic yaro; Die NnBebpte murcen
lem Strabencpmmitte iiberwie1 len.
Gin Se19lub Dor Dem Yorf Yloce So
tel uno an rer Supwet Seite Der 10.
uno ct. peter Strabe, @aSlampen III
errtdten> palirte. Die beioen 2ampen
louen BON e11en1 ot1oere1 Dlake Der prttten
Waro e"ntfernt 1perpen.
Der Straben>G ommi0dr murce an9cz
ptelen coS Grpttoir an Der rrittc,,> anil
}den CT. peter unb Martt @traee iofcrt
aus3ube1ern. GbenfaQs. einen Mann
an;uteQen Der tte @a0en INN coSWorftz
baus rein talt. Gtcnfaus, fir 9raciren
Der Send Strobe> ;wtlben Gepar UNI
Npberts uno Der &ulatel Smil9en 3. unit
5. jere 5000 ju p%erau69aben.
Scr City @|erf muroe an9emiel en- curdy
Setanntma&unsen gu M%n9ebpte1 fir Gr>
ri@tuna zines Spriben<6 au1eS in be,
eriten @arp ein;ulaben.
Der Stabratb l@ritt tonn 3ur Sab
zines Staotrt9ter8 an Steue BON 3i9te,
Malmrps.
&lo. Cummings rpminirtc @m. y
Murray; Mlc. @iQiuS npminirte@ quir'
8urnano; Mlr. &earron npminirte Tbp:
mas 9omaro ; Glib. 8erfey rpminirts
pbilip De &o@brune; Mlc. Sonlen no.
minirte 9. 6. 2ambert.