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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-15

1895 p. m. Night Express, daily for
Cleveland, Cincinnati and the west and
southwest connects at Meadville, Sundays
excepted, for Franklin and Oil City; at
l4eavittsburg,S Sunday excepted !or Youngs
town; ct Cleveland with Lake Shore Rail
way for the west and northwest, and at Gin
cinnati with the Ohio Il Mississippi Rail
way for the south and southwest. a Sleep
ing ear is attached to this train at n. York
runninS thr ugh to CINCINNATI.
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philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, May l4-There IS a steady demand
for Flour from the local trade at yesterdays quota
The sales foot up 1000 barrels including superdne
at s4'5O@4T5; extras at s5@5'25; Iowa, Wisconsin,
MIA do. do. at s5'b0@650; Indiana and Ohio do
do. at t55O@6b0; and fancy brands at e7@s'25
according to quality. Rye Flour may be quoted at
S6.25. In Corn Meal no sales were reported.
The Wheat market is firm, but there is very little
demand, except for prime lots, which are in small
supply. Sales OF $500 bushels Pennsylvania red part
at 81 40 and part priv ate terms 500 bushels In
diana do. at 81 SO; and 700 bushels choice Delaware
do at Sl'45. Rye s steady at sl91 O5 for Western.
The offerings Of Corn are light and the demand is
fair at former rates, Sales OF 2oO0 bushels Western
and Pennsylvania yellow at $l169116 and mixed
at SlI2. Oats are without essential change; 4OOa
bushels dark and light Pennsylvania at 64967c. In
Barley nothing doing Barley Malt IS more active (;
sales of 5000 bushels prime New York two-rowed at
s5c. and 600 bushels common do. at 60c.
Whisky is quiet at s1'10 for wood and iron-bound.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION TO HEALTH-Mr. 8.
DOCTOR have wife lately? indeed you would
be pleased at the great change and yet accounts
think it probable might take exceptions to the
dies
DOCTOR b. Pray, may ask what these great
remediesY Some quack medicines, suppose.
Mr. s. They may, By the old school, like yourself, be
termed oUAcKERY in derison, but investigated the
matter and discovered that this sooalled CANCER PLANT
high-toned gentlemen.
DoCToR B. Now the drift of your remarks: yo1
have been using the UNIVERSITY MEDICINE that HAIR
RoLD, at SEVENTEENTH and CHEsNUr streets, is adver
tisng literally Well must confess have heard of
wonderful by this extract but have always
doubted.
Mr. s. You need doubt more, for it is
tabshed fact and my wifes rosy cheeks the evil
dences.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH oYFrcs.l
c.trrJ,r N.t ro5o


The money market is somewhat unsettled this
morning by the heavy demand for call loans
resulting from the sudden reaction at the Stock
Board, and the equally sudden rise in the prices
of all classes of Investments. Under a more
stringent condition of the money market the
heavy demand upon the banks for stock loans
would have created semi-panic, but as it is, the
full supply of available capital has enabled
them to fill all orders without further effect
upon the market than q slight advance in the
former rates.
We quote loans easy but active and unset
tied at 5@6 per cent. on call, and at Coz per
cent. for choice business paper. The latter con-
tinues scarce but in better supply than for
several days past.
Gold is less active and weaker. Sales opened
at 1145s and fluctuated between that figure and
114% up to neon.
Government bonds are also quiet, and, in full
sympathy with gold prices, are fraction lower.
There was sharp demand for Reading Rail-
road, which was sold up to 524. There was
nothing doing in Pennsylvania stock, but it was
steady at 561s.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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Z. M. ca AID w 4 L. H.,
No. 81 N. EIGHTH Street.
Black Silks, Sc, 81, 81 81 81 so sle2, sl76 s1s7,
81, 1925, $3.50, 1915, So.
Black Satin (cut bias), 81 80, s1I5 g. 1925, s25O
Black Alpaca and Pure Mohair, 25c. up to g.
Black All-wool Delaine, ia, &C., 75c., SIC.
Black Tamise, 81, s1I2N.
Black Grenadine, Allwool and SILK and Wool, &C.,
5Oc., &C., T5c., 81.
Black Grenadne, yards wide, 1915, So, $3.50.
Black English Barege, 25c., 2Sc., Bic.
Colored Silks, Blue, Brown, and Green, s1'25.
Do. do. Blue, Brown, Pink, White, etc.,
s175.
Plaid Silks, s137, $3.50.
Japanese Silks, 81, s112H.
Do. do Dress Patterns, s12, s13, s14, s15
Silk Poplnette, 81; Striped, Plaid, and Pain.
Silk Poplinette, Figured, s1'25.
Silk and Wool Barege, 81, sl12.
Silk and Wool Rolled Poplins, 75c.
Figured English Grenadine, 20, csc.
Do. French Grenadine, 4o, so, &C.
Colored Linen for Dresses.
Pink and Buff French Lawn, 25, Bic.
French Chintz, Pink, Buff, and Blue.
French Lisle Gnghams, 25c
Notified Mohar and PopliDs, 25, 81, s1c.
Mottled PopliD, Cd wide, 81, so, 81, T5c.
Striped Mohair, 25c., wide goods.
Japanese Poplin, 25, Bic.
Shirting Linens, very cheap.
Wash Damask Table Linen, 81, A, so, SIC.
Linen Towels 1256, Is, 20, 25, 81, SIC.
Birdeye Linen, 25 up to 75c.
Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs., 12H, Is, 20, 25, Bic.
Gents Hemsttched Hdkfs., 49, 25, 81, 81, SOC.
Ladies' Hemstitched and Corded Hdkfs., 35, 9lc.
Plaid Nainsooks and Swiss Muslin.
Plain Nainsooks, Cambria, Swiss Muslin.
French Muslin, French Jaconet
Puned Muslin 62c.
Tucked Muslin, extra cheap, 2s, 81, 81, 4Oc.
Figured Pique, rs, 81, 81, SOC.
Corded Pque, 81, 80, 62c.
French Corded Pique 62c. 16stu2t
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All. HAIL.


On Sunday last. bout half past two.
The gathering clouds Of sombre hue
We're flying past with quickened pace,
As contendins Ia rAcs.
Loud pea.s Of thunder burst; anon,
The lightning flashed and then the stortfi
Burst in it's fury o'er the land,
Bringing destruction, death, on every hand.
The frozen raindrops from the skies
Fell TO earth, Of prodigious size,
And man and beast in terror fled,
While many in their fear fell dead.
The bravest of the brave aghast
Stood, while the storm went bowling past,
And viewed the havoc far and wide
From temporary shelter tried.
The storm exhausted, again the sun
The ruins sheds its light upon.
And there in safety, as before,
Stood STOKES FAMOUS CLOTHING STORE
There people flock and take away
The best ade Clothing of the day;
The number you have heard before,
IN OHEsNUT STREET, Eight TWENTY Four.
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SOC per cent Gold. 114X. b-2Os, 1852. coupon,
1l2; do. 1854, do., 1l1a; do. 1885 DO, ll1ss;
10-4Os 1903; Virginia 6s new, 69A Missouri es, 93T
Canton Co, 7lA; Cumberland preferred, 43; Com
Erie, 23K; Reading, 1O4H; Adams Express, 66; (;
Michigan Central l24; Michigan Southern, 9s3s
nsaao and ssna ana
and Fort Wayne, s4K; Western Union Tele-
Qranh. a2A.
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Homicide Gases,

Court Of QrGrtr Sessions-Judge PdrSon.
This morning the ease Of David Gordon and Susan
Green, charged with the murder OF Ann Gordon, was
heard upon habeas corpus and the same evidence
taken before the Coroner. and
lshed AZ that time in local columns Tic judge
anded the prisoner for trial. and hxed the amount Of
The case Of Police Ofcer Max charged with the mur-
der the young men, james Walsh and James Muir
tsgh before the Court hsbeas corpus and the
going the District Attorney read
ing the Coroner's notes.
Tho Rosenberg Lunacv Case.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-Auison, P.J
The committee appointed 10 investigate the condition
OF Dr. Lewis Rosenberg in regard to his sanity, have
made their report 70 the court stating that Rosen
berss condition such require restraint There
fore counsel suggested that warrant be directed to the
OF the Insane Asylum to retain him there. HIS
Honor told counsel to draw the warrant and submit
ii 20 him IN Mouday
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DIED.

BRNsoN.-On the 18th insJalt, ALEXANDER BEN
SON, in the 10th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence, No.
1926 Spruce street. on Monday, the 10th instant at
O'Clock p. M. Interment at Woodlands Cemetery.
HARRIs.-On the 18th instant, JOHN w. HARRIS,
in the S0th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No.
3S05 Locust street. Monday the 10Th instant, at
O'Clock. InteTment at Laurel Hill.
PHuLIrs.-On the 18th instant, AMOS PHILLIPS, in
the 6Sth year OF his age.
His relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. so
Marshall street, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at 2
O'Clock =. n. Funeral services in Green Street M.
E. Church at O'Clock precisely.
THoMPsoN.-On the morning or the 18th OF May,
ELLKR, wife OF Benjamin. 7. Thompson, and Oldest
daughter OF Price j. and Margaret X. Patton.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral. from tbe residence of her
parents, No. SIS n. Fifth street, above Brown, on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. "s
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GLOVES, ETC.

0GONGSs = Os
1OOO DOZ. GENUINE JOUVIN KID
GLOVES, ALL ooLoRs, AT 81.
TIE BEST KID GLOVES FOR 81 IN AMERICA
ARE BEING SOLD AT
'PRoCToRs OLD STAND"
No. s9O CHRsNUT ST.
CANTON MATTINGs.
Superior White Mating. 80 cents.
Striped Fancy Mattings. 45 cents
b4 Red mattings. 45 cents
54 White Mating, 40 oents,
Cheapest mattinRs in the city.
AT "PRoCToRs,"
No. 9Q0 CHESTNUT ST.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
An elegant line Of all the now designs Of Parasos.
CHOICE PONGER sCOLLoPED PARASoLS.
'rPRoCToRS,"
No. 920 CHESTNUT ST.
500 Doz. ELEGANT QUALITY HEMsTIToHED
HDKFS. AT 25c
WHITE AND BLACK BAREGE SHAWLS.
800 of the wellknown Patti Shawls at $3.50, retail
NONPAREIL SUITS
For children from two to eight old all ready put
to So.
THE NEW PATENT
SQUARE POINT SPIRAL SKIRT.
"PRoCToRS OLD STAND"
1t No. 920 CHESNUT ST.
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folows:-U g. 6s Of 1881, 116T9117H; 3-20s Of 1862,
I12@112A: do., 1854, 1l1H@lllA; do, 1865, 1Lss
ll4A@ll4N; do: 1868, I14A@114H; lO-4Os 1OSs
1OsA Pacincs, 1l2k@112A Gold, 1l4x:
NARR LADNER Bankers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows-
1900 A, ..l14ss il15 A. M.........114%
1912 ..........1 .114z il117 .114X
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A NEW AND ELEGANT PUBLIC HALL.-A and ele
CANT Hall has just been completed at the southwest
ner Girard and Charlotte street. which far
superio its adornments convenience of arrangement
etc. to any other hall for public in Philadelphia 1t
contains spacious wellghted rooms, finished with
solid chestnut and walnut throughout the walls and cell
ings splenddy frescoed richly wrought chandeliers etc.
etc. making altogether the handsomest and most attrac
tive of the kind in the city The given 1t is
Wilson Hall, and members of the Masonic fraternity,
knights Templar Red Men, other organizations
qurng pleasant and convenient meeting quarters
inspect and ascertain for themselves it's superiority
any similar structure in Philadelphia.
SEE what worKmen do
They reupholster and cover furniture,
They cut and fit furniture covers,
They mend and yarnish furniture,
They alter and put down carpets
They make mattresses,
They hang curtains and shades,
They cover glasses, chandeliers, etc.
They do everything in first manner that could be
expected of frst-cl upholsterer.
Charges low-Promptness- Satisfaction.
ALBERTsoE Co.,
NO. l4S5 Chestnut street.
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A LUXURIOUS SHAvE.-Those who desire a luxurious
shave an artistic haircut, shampoo any other tonso
rial should drop in at Mr. Charles A Duboises
new and handsome Shaving Saloon, N. X corner of
Fouth street and Grard where everything in the
Hair Dressing ine is done in to give the utmost
satis actoa to the most fastidous customers Mr.
Dubt ise employs but the most capable workmeu
and single trial of their skill will demonstrate fact
that his establishment is No and one of the best of
its hind in Philadelphia.
YOUNGER BY TWENTY YEARS is the appearance OF the
of fifty, the lady ofnever mind how many sum
mersafter he she has charmed away the grey hairs
with PHALoss VITALIA Pleasant clear and transpa-
rent. No sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
COURTESY TO STRANGERS is a marked feature in the
management of the AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston. In the
excellence of its appointments it is equaed by few hotels
N the country
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500 bales at 23'Sc. Flour steady. Wheat firm but
quiet. Corn declining; sales 10000 bushels mixed
Western at sl'08@112. Oats quiet; sales $1,000
bushels State at 10s79c. Beef quiet. Pork steady.
Lard dull; steam at 16A9161c. Whisky nominal at
81 O9alIO
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HATS AND OAPs.

w WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
S$lated easy fitting Dress Hats (patentedl, in all
the improved fashions Of the season. OHkSNUI Street
next door TO the Post Office uErR
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CITY ITEMS.
MFH's CLOTHING.
YOUTHS CLOTHING.
BOYb' CLOTHING.


BoYs' CLOTHING.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
ALL KINDS.
ALL SIZES
BETTER IN STYLE MAKE AND FIT THAN ANY OTHER
STOCK READY-MADE GARMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PRIcBs ALWAYS GUARANTEED LOWER THAN THE LOWEST
ELSEWHERE.
,, x, BENNETT q Co.,
~, hAlf-wAa BEIMEs TOWER HALL,
FIFTH AND oiAih 5fhhhis' SIS MARKET STREET.
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LACK FREN CHI L A C. E
Il Gov Sailor Jackets etc. peror quality 20 inches
ida Tor Sl 5O yard 21 yards al Jacket pattern,
Stisi elegant design and said TO be worth much
BLACK ENGLISH LACE,
for Sailor Jackets etc. 20 inches wide all silk, only 81
I'D Ladies will find it quite economical 10 make jack
ssfs out of the above very cheap Laces
LINEN FINISH CAMBRICS,
full yard wde quite ne % cents per yard Very cheap,
iu sspPIJOIIE LACE HANDK ERCHIEFS
will open to day some hundred. Only 20 cents. Very
nice for childrens neckties, etc.
SILK ILLUSION.
onlv 1917 conts for very good White Silk Illusion.
BLACK SILK DOTTED NET.
Inst received of Back Silk Dotted Net, better
than usual for the price.
SATIN PLAID NAINSO0k.
Another lot of that very GOOD 20 cent Plaids.
MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS
lot of eh cost goods at A aud 30 cents peee,at
Lace FmbrOldery and White Goods store.
lie = No 80 n. EIGHTH Street
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THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
MARRIED..

JAcKsoN-SIMPsoN.- W Wednesday evening, May
H. at their residence, No 1925 Morris street, by the
Rev. W. ]. PaXson Mr.. JOSEPH A. JACKSON to Miss
RHoDA E. SMPsoF, both OF this city.
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o12 FAIRIES & WARNER, 0oe

223. FAIRIES & WARNER, 223
NORTH NINTH. ABOVE RACE,
WILL OPEN TODAY
very large lot OF Hamburg Edgngs and Inserting,
in choice, scarce and desirable styles, cheap.
Awool Tweeds for ems and Boys wear 5Oc usual
price eOc.
White Canton Mating, 25c.
Red and white Canton Mating, 35c.
From auction, Nottingham Curtain Lace. at 49, 81 and
s71c. yard. Lace Curtains, 81 pair.
One case extra wide white Pique, 25c.
Corded and figured Pques at all prices.
Black Alpacas . speciality. We guarantee black
Apacas be better in quaty and color than what are
usually rold fer the price. Black Alpacas 49, 37L
4 81 es, 75c ETC. Our so and 6a1c. numbers cannot
be surpassed.
Mixed Goods, for SUITS 25 81, 37H, 80, S. g., 75c
Black Hermaniesl Black Hermapi.s t62H, 75c.
Mnrseilles Quilts! Marsees Quilts! $780, g. $780, T.
E5O,5,6,7s,9. 10. rs.
stock rsplenished OF the original Jarq1ard Loom
Quilts at $780, far surpasses other tits in ae mar
ket for spring and summer
Plaid Main sooks, Is, %, 25, 81, 81, a, an 5Oc
Soft finish Cambries, 25, %. 81, 35, 40, A., SOC.
Plain Nainsooks, 20. 25, 81, S7H, A, soc.
Victoria awns, Is, 20, 90, 81, 87H, 5oc
Striped Nansooks, Swiss Mul $, Organdies, etc.
FAIRIES & WARNER,
No. ass N. NINTH Street.
N.B.-Wll open on Monday, more OF Roubaix
Popins, in choice shades, $50. 9sw
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MR WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the jeweller at No. 8.
Second street. has OF the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jesery and Sverware in the city
He has also on hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches This entire valuable stock is
being sold out below cost preparatory removal Those
who purchase at this store at the time certain
to get the worth of their money.
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MoTHsl MOTHS! MoTHs-Protect your Furs, Wool
lens, and Carpets from Moths with Carboated CEDAR it
is death to Moths. Csmphor will not kill Moths.
Sold in at so cents and ST. EACH 81 will pre-
serve the clothing of large family.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CowDEN,
No. 6O2 Arch street.
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For UPWARDS THIRTY YEARS MRS. WrNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children with
failing safety and 1t corrects acidity of the
stomach relieves wind coic regulates the bowels,
dysenteIy and darrhs whether arising from teethng
other causes An old and welltred remedy. Perfectly
safe in all cases.
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RUBBER OvKRsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women, and
Children be bad at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture. old stand. No. sOs Ohssnut
street, lower side
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DRY FEKT.-The most sneotual way Of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use India Rubber and the inoe-
ment upon u.s. would advise readers to
buy but the best quality, which only be had at
GoopYEARs Headquarters No 8s Ohesnut street. coutb
hide, Philadelphia,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

Der obissn @%prreipunpens rdumen wir
auf @unid mcbrerer 9eadteten Bir9er
Waconia's einen Ylab in un leren Spalz
ten Elm, fSnnen oter nidt umbin, cine
8emerfunS baron ;u fnipfen. Den
Gbasfaz2euten fam maj, 6 turdaus
ni4t libel nebmen> tpsnn 1e @ues oufbie>
ttn> tas @ourtbauS 3u bebalten. une raz
then MIR reebalb n8acpniern, fd nidt
au5uiebr 3u ereifern une es >pobl su Be-
ber5tSen> coB &om aud ni9t in einem
Sage 9eboatmuroe uno ibnen pos nd&fe
Sabr Der @erlu@ rierer fret febt.
Wie aber, liebe 6interwdlpler, 1T es
m59li&, eob Sbr Gu@ lbtr ben @ort<
bru@ 8arter's dr9ern urer tpunoerr
f6nnt2 5abt Sbr penn 1rirfli@ nod ME
lber ben @ertb beS Gbrenportes zines
Ga@politifers na&9eea@t? lns erl&ien
bic 0an5e @el@i@te iebr natdrlid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

na& len Soma &oblenfelbern serlieben
tperoen foil, .ster ni@t., Man@e bez
tra&ten eoa eanse Ding als einsn toIol.
fallen @&winpel> .poseaen Die Mtilten es
ols cine 2ebensfra9e fir bic ;utlnfti9e
@r6se Der 9uten @tart Minueopulis an
Sleben.
3urem miro BON S.iten her 8abn
oues M5sli&t a%neeranot bit&ofen be
Ter Monoi&ulo einen jecem Gin3elnen
gang en- min'atur a%usjumalen uno Is
miro bic @a@e wobl paliren.
DieDeuti@en baten baflr ae(orst ra6
ie nit einem oute1 M}aefentaQ ber GAM
gen Nfaire quite Na@t beldlie6en t5n<
men.
Nud1@rift.- Das @ptum lr
bic Sail &oaoBonrS tetru9 1885, ; a.
9t9en 100, allo ansenommen.
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Gorrefponoen3cn Der @taats;eitmn'

@%ufbleb% IS. Sch. 1870.
Greuno Gambler!
SD mub Sbnen bier, ,pennelei@ aud
etma6 ueripdtet, einenllnalldefaQ beri4z
ten, Der pielen CUR @arnuns pienen
fam.
eebten 5erbf fam bier cine Tamilie
Yon Deu,l@lanp an, bic 1I9 auf einem
lsbr 9uten 80 Mder Stif niecerlie6.
NQe waren Reisiee unp arbeit1ame 2eute
aur fir bic bieii9e Nrbeit nod etpa6 (ebr
unprattil&. Nnfanss Sonur, tpenn i9
nlat TIRE ant s. 9in9 Der Gamilien @ater
na& Dem nd@iten@t ore Ginfdufe ~ MAJ
&sn> wdbrenp lein nod Ledger 8rurer>
Der l& bel Der Tamilte btfanp, in 8e>
9leitun9 zines @obnes pe6 Gr l1erpabnj
ten li1 mad Dem @alce beoaben Sol; Al
Iauen. Nls lte einen Baum beinabe
gum Tausn ferti9 batten, etn9 her &nabe
na@ 5au6 cine Sd9e gu bolsn> fanb
aber bel leiner 0Idfebr pet1 Snfel toet
unter eem Baum lieaenb. Der|elbe mar
ibm auf ben &opf 9efauen unp bate tbn
auAenblidlid Aet6rtet.
2eute Die NIT cem 5olsfallen ni9t ae<
nou befannt lno> iplten eS 1i@ CUR Sc
gel MAIDEN jere5mat menn Elm Baum
onfdn9t SIT fallen, fi6 lpweit caYon al
e%ntfelnen, toe fle ron pemlelben ni9t
mebr erretht mereen f5nnen.
Gociel fir 6eute pom Sbrem
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

Aper t1tdDt 3u1ebr rntterltaBef. 9tuetl lie ia
strFu&te &erle senu8 inter 5i@ baben>
bic eas stel bel1tr rtaden ,1nbI aue Sabr
einmal cine Sper aufabren, bic better 1T
uno peni9er foitet. ~ tsm"@#> ' 81
81 lan9e Der puff Rorirt, 10 LANCE eth
rot9baariser pre6barbar fir eineNusf4t
auf Grtelun@ .unb Greibier nebi1 etnen1
frtunoli&en 8lid ron bes @irtbesE6@:
terlein Die mittelndbieite 2eiltun9 un9e>
itroft in ben 6imuel beben parf 10 LANCE
beiern ll4 aud un1ere &untperbdltnil1e
ni9t - bo6 @treben ber v@crmania"'
uno jebea @elanspereinS in Gbren.
Mueer in Spern ma9t bic binaufae<
pufte Belttaot Chicago oueenblidli@
nod fart in neutrality-suspicious.. @o
boben mir au9enblidli@ pere&1 3pei tuel@e
in beutlatn &retltn ipielen unp oesbalb
fir ben 1eer niat gang obnt Sntert0e
iein e~iirften. Die cine 1T cine tomil9e
Gbeaterlietl9aft snilden smet ]95nen
Stelen, wel@e 2iebe fir fein @erbre9en
bielten. Ct IL Noturburl4e uno @ater
Don bier &inoern, fe 1T 9ro6 ols Sung
frau" unb9utter elmer erma9lenenE o9z
ter. @ie 1tben unc liettn l@ binter>
ruds nit ber 9an3en @lutb brennenben
9erenmcblS unp 10 lebr, pa6 ct ltineNN6>
bel pertauft unp eurdbrennt, 1e brennt
ibm nad> ober nidt obne ibren Alten et=
ncn Nbl9iepsbrief NIT ben befannten
pbraleu btnterla7en III BADEN. Der Mlte
eebt nit Dem Briefe in Die nd9}te Belt
unsofFce, wabrl1einli@ UNI ii& AUDI elm
NAL 9eerudt 3u leben unp AM folAenpen
Sage erlaeint Elm lpaltenlan9er @enla>
tion6bertdt aus Der pifanten 1erer ron
Meilttr 2anBeletb. SeBt fomn1t Der Bib:
&aum 1T Die @ef@i@te I'M publitun1> 10
tebrt Die sdrtlide @attin in Die Mrme ib>
res Mlten surld, neil Fe tbren Neuen
niGt mebr in Davenport anoetrpfen bat,
~er 1uor ibr bod cur@sebrpnnen", pie Die
Serliner iasen, unp mir baben bier jeBs
etnen A%tb6rnten @ieafriec> Der 1ttn &C.
weib 6fentli@ uno nit @eG4id trdst.
Die sweite @sldtdte 1T ernlter. @eil
lsbten Treita8 &beno 1T bier Elm ltbr be-;
fainter u&,o 9ea9teterB ierbrauer lpurlo6
%1erl9wunoen. ST fubr an cielem Mbenc
nit $500 Oa6 Mnpern $4,000 mad
@alumet, no or cine @1narpabrennerei
beliyt, Deren Nrbetter Ct auS3abltn polte.
unc 1T leitoem ntdt n,ebr Sum Borl9ein
9efpmmen. Gs 1ino nun bic lonperbar>
item @eridte I'm Qmlauf. Diele reboup:
ten: CT perber9e f@ in Der Stabt, ba CT
einen @trttt NIT ieiner Drau 0ebatt babe,
mie weilanb 2incenmQuer, rer einmal ei
men @elbfmorc fn9irte> UNI leiner Grau
na@ber Die Greupe an Ter Grbl9aft ~
perrerben.
Mncere la9en : er lei bebeutenber@9 ul:
Den wesen fort. @ir 9lautcn gang Elm
fa9, pab er ermuycet it, penn III Gbica
40 1T, wie idon friber heridtet, fem
Wenl1 mebr leines 2sben6 lGer. @irt
man beir ni1t %ausAsraubt uno toct9e
9elblaeen> 70 tirbt man an Der 2ettiir'
oe8 9cmeinen 3eitun9epufS unp "a 5ie=
ben mir bod pabr!t@ cie eritere Eopee>
att Der swetten bel weitem Dor.
Mad19rift.-Di e neusFen Nad>
rtdten linr eab Der fraBlideB itrbrauel
(Npam Baierle, nannten Jpn Die Mu:
ien) peeen bcceutenper @hulpen - man
lpri@t Don $70,500 - pur@9esan9tn
if.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

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oer5immel betlten, bic nit einent lpl&en
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ten 49,
De&, i& bateDi& i&on ~ lanee bin
9ebo|ten, liete @taats3eitun9: Nd@fes
Mol mebr Grfreuli9es Yon
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