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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-19
MisfIlanenas.
Natures Spring Song.

The lark gave the signali Up from
the fresh, bright tufts of sweet-smelling
grass, through the bright spring air it
briskly, cheerily fiew-joy in its heart
lightness in its wings, melody streaming
from its throat-and darted forth amid
the feathered songsters of the grove,
blithely sounding the happy key note of
the sweet spring morni From thou
sand forest trees come the melodious re-
sponses; the matin air was gaily filled
with the pretty preludizing; the NOR
ming breezes caught the tune, and muir
INJURED it softly and caressingly % the
countless leaves quivering on the grand
old branches of the stately tree; and the
leaves prolonged the full rich strain, and
swelled with their soft wild harmonies
the beauteous spring song-the rejoicing
Pean of the new birth of the verdant
and floral year. The cattle ON thou
sand hills, in mellow concord, full con
tentment lowed; and the fair face of
happy Nature basked in Gods benig-
nant smile. The morning hymn of the
birds, the breezes, and the myriad leaves
of the wood, joined their accordant
sounds, and the psalm of nature spread,
and rolled, and widened, and wandered,
until it reached the serene and lofty
abiding places of the spirits of the noun
tain tops, whose broad and mighty
wings were soon harmoniously freighted
with the pleasant strains, and whose
majestic voices, in glorious tones, en-
riched the choral songs with chords
sublime, with heavenly tranquil themes
of peace and grandeur! And 10! from
this mountain bed the bounteous rush.
ing river heareth the joy-abounding
tumult, thrills with the weird and
many-voiced song, uplifts his white and
foamy crest with pride, to bear his
potent part in that fair song, and on his
broad and rapid breast, DER crag and
rock, through vale and mead, past wood
and hamlet, field and town, bears the
triumphant song to Oceans well-pleased
ears. And then from the depths of the
vast murmuring sea, all grandly sounds
of the solemn ponderous bass to make
the song complete. The waves the
thunderous anthem swell, and the high
cherubim themselves me-seems to touch
their golden harps and add celestial
tones unto the earth's first song of
spring!-[Arthur Mattison in the Mu
steal Bulletin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-19
st. Clairsville Building Association
DELINQUENT Stock Sale.

ATE TOWNSEND, owning Two Shares OF
N stock IN the ST. ClairSVille Building As
ISOLATION. and having neglected and refused to
nav the inStalmentS thereon for more than
sixty days after due. is hereby notified that her
stock will be offered tor sale Mt public auction
AT a regular meeting To be held In ST. CIarsvilie
on Monday the SOth day OF May, 1870, or for
want of bidders, at each regular meeting there
after untit the same is sold, TO pay Delinquent.
and the hpes, penaities and
charges on, and then may be due.
BY order of the Board.
ALEXIS COPE, Secy. ma5-5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-19
Great ITnpr0vemnte in
Washing Machines.
The Old Wooden Wash-BOard
again Turned-Up.

DY a SIMPLE BlNATION of the lever
ID power and theo vash-board, in the coli
struction of the
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine eyeI rntrodu' has been
brought into use.
The cry of "humbug' is comple,l Silenced,
and the prejudice against Was Machines
overcome wherever this machiD been tried
and its good qualities and capac ested. II is
universally pronounced just wy! was needed
as a labor-Saving Washing Ma e.
For reference as to the super yOf this ma
chine over all Others now in us we give the
following names:
George Dilworth, Mt. Pleasant,o o.
Isaac Guyton, I" =.
Wn. Hall, Harrisville. Ohio.
stephen Hobson, Flushing, Ohio.
Joseph Walker,
Jacob Holloway.
Isreal Lewis, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
Jesse Bewiey, 90 a.
II. G. Welday, " ''
Elijah Pickering, East iichland,
Enoch Carnan, :"
and all others who are using the machine.
For information, address,
\. BRANSON & CO.,
ma20-tf Flushing, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-19

"KIss Me, MAMMA."-"KIss me,
mamma, before sleep" How simple
boon; yet how soothing to the little
suppliant is that soft, gentle kiss. The
little head sinks contentedly on the
pillow, for all is peace and happiness
within. The bright eyes close, and the
rosy lipi reveling in the bright and
sunny dream Of innocence. Yes, kiss it,
mamma, for that good night kiss will
linger in memory when the giver lies
mouldering in the grave. The memory
of gentle mothers kiss has cheered
many lonely wanderers pilgrimage,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-19
Bloomington i'll. Nursery.

10Th Yeari 500 Acres! 10 Greenhouses'
Largest, best stock and shipping facilities.-
APPLES l, =. 8 w., l0t0iiUe I VI, So. APPLE
ROOT CRAFTS, choice, n 70 SG0. NURSERY
STOCKS. seeds, Usage, Apl lc, Peach. WILD
GOOSE, Plum OSAGE sif pGE, lO,Uo0. SIS
F,VERt; ;REENS, ROSES. IO00, SloO. DahliaS
GIadiolus, GREENHOUSE BEDDING PLANT.
send IJc. for Catalogues
feS-Sm. T.. Ia PROcNlN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-19
Misrs,lauepus.

New Goods.
WLNIER STOCK,
Just receiN
PRICES DOWN ToTHE VEST POINT.
Thomas, StuT6aan & TO-,
no. 1873 flain tre tt u hcrlil,
DRESS GOODS.
full stock, prices greatly reduced.
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS.
TOWELINGS.
LADIES AND MEMS LINEN Hal n g.
CHIEFS.
THE BEST MAKE OF BLANKETS,
extra sizes and
CRADLE BLANKETS.
LARGE LINE OF FLANNELs,
all colors.
TwILLD, CROSS BAR, SHAKER & WELSH,
FLANNELS.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHAWLs, ARAB
SHAWLS.
CHINCHILLA CLOTHS, WATERPROOF
CLOTHS.
BALMORAL AND BALMORAL SKIRTS.
FULL LINE ~ RS,
we will sell at COST.
Boys CASSI1lEREs, 70 cts peryard.
GOOD III W CASHMERE. 81 CO yard.
JEANS AND TWEEDS full line.
GOOD FAsr.CoLORED. CALICos, I21l cts.
YARD WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN, l211G cts.
YARD WIDE BROWN MUSLIN, 1211E cts.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL, Is cts.
And ali goods kept in first class Dry Good
Store. Prices dllcayS do,Cn TO the loaCeSt point
Ladies remember, no trouble TO show goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON & co.
l3S Main Street, Wheeling.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
OLD WORLD ITEMS.

Japanese silkworms thrive in France and expert
ments are now making wita silk spiders
The Prussian government has positively forbidden
the public subscriptions recently set foot To found
a Tree Catholic University at tulda
Ladies are permitted to follow the course OF
medical lectures at the University or ST. Petersburg,
and subsequently 70 practice medicine, bui cannot
take degrees
Tns1li,ao, the Italian Punch and CT,agirari
combined, but sprgntlier than either OF tnem fills
ITS pages with the most absurd burlesques OF the
perpIexes encountered by Seila, the Finance Min
ister OF the Kingdom OF Italy. 1t Is also very sharp
infa.libility
Baron de Hubner. ex-Ambassador OF Austria at
Paris and Rome, and now residing III the latter city,
is preparing history OF Sixtus W. in three volumes
one OF which is entirely composed OF justihcatory
documents derived from the archives OF Venice,
Florence, Rome and the German Chanceries.
French resident OF Algeria has invented
an insubmersibie boat IL consists of two
parts. The screw, placed in central basin con-
stantly moves In Il complete calm, thus greatly In
creasing the vessels speed. In OF accident the
different parts separate and thus become trans
formed into liIeboats.
The mobiles OF Iivonia are following the lead OF
Eshonla, their sister German province OF Russia, in
claiming the astronomical rights accorded 10 the
Baltic provinces In the time OF Peter the Great Inc
Russian papers the Go,os and the Moscow Gazette
violently oppose these pretensols, but at last ac-
counts they We're warmly maintained.
The development OF the mineral resources OF Pied
mont, Italy, has constant tendency 10 increase uh
der the Impulse OF the progressive requirements y,
Manufacture, aud u company has Just peen iotmeo
OF Borgotaro Bagnarla Celia di BobDio and Varzi.
The seat OF the establishment VIII DC q. Iurli, and
| the capital, which Is bo0ooooi'' - uNioeu ih'o
"a, 900 shares OF 2JJ. each.
| An "Internatona Horseshoe Company OF Eng
| land has issued Its programme the object being
the manufacture OF horse shoes by patent machinery
especially the Goodenough patent shoes. The capi-
tai II liked at f4O0, 900. Tie prospectus states that
the demand Tor horseshoes Is astonlshngly large,
about 600 tons day being made IN England alone,
ana by the use OF the patented machinery 1t be.
eved they eau DC tarned out at aprice much bel0v
| anything ever attempted.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

who shall frauduiently omit TO make truo and accu.
rate returns Of the votes actually cast at any elec-
ton; and every person who shall IN any manner In
cite or Induce any inspector or election or other
ocer as aforesaid 20 rauduenty miscount the votes
cast or To make any false fraudulent return or such
so,es or 10 omit 10 make true aud accurate return
Vi ne votes actually at any election; ana every
person who shall frauduenty alter or change In any
,anner ~ any return Of votes made by any inspectors
VI eecton or other oicer. shall upon conviction, DC
adludged guilty or felony, and shall he sentenced
" tne State prison Tor term not less than two nor
sEc 81 II Is hereby made the especial duty Of the
Distrct attorney OF the county OF New York 10 I'm
me9iatey prosecute all complaints which may be
made OF violation OF any OF the provisions OF this
act 10 maj Judgment, and all indictments found Ior
onences committed under this act shall he tried In
tne Court OF oyer and Termner. and the Court be-
lore wh0in any conviction for q violation OF any OF
the provisions or this act shall be had shall not In
any case suspend sentence or Judgment.
SEQ 80 All provisions OF the election laws or the
State, Including the provisions providing penalties
for violation OF any such provisions not inconsist.
cnt with this act are nereby made applicable TO all
elections in the city OF New York.
SEC. SO. This act shall take effect Immediately.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
0utttun8en.
Sett sert8er Summer tabtn fir ben
8efanntinabunA.
Gits Glerf's Sffte.
Ct. Naul. @inr. Sent. 3. >,

Gtt9 Glert3 Sffee.
ct. paul, @inn. Sept. 3. TO.)
SerTeSeIte Nnsebpte .rerben in eteiec Sffee an8sz
!ton'msn bs gum 10. ;. Mts. nm trei utr Na&sntttdes
tnr Den pau BON Settenrresen al ben bierna1 be3et4neteu
9r'ineitadsn unb awar fnb %tieielben aus Sol, III bauen,
se,ndb Ter tterauf te;lslt&en Statt= OrbtnanS. :,
SejetH Der @rnnbflde.
She'll srn Got 1. 9lpd 28, Nice unh Srstns Abtttt,u 81.
9%enttume. %untetonnt.
apts 1 uni z, tn 8led So, Rtee nnS Srsins Mbhtttoa, Gts
8%enthunler untetennnL
ert / nnO 81 x ven ct 2. 1lcd So, Aice uns Sretas
Aeetttca Gi8entbuner u%n5efanrt.
2Def - Dor Got 4. Blcf 63, Riee uub Srstrs Mtttttoa.
Gisentbluter u%n5etannt. ~,
Yet /: 2, 3. A., s, 9 uno 10. in Blod 81, Suffers Subbi=
sificn ron 8lsd 81. 0astpn une Srsins Mbbttica, G;=
9%enttaraer %unbefannt.
eets 2, 3, uae 4, 4Ied 81, Dastsu unb Srsins Mbtit.sn
Gtaenttiianey u%nbetannt. ..,. .
srts 80. 40 urb 81. glud 81, Dastoa unb SrstnsMbtttiuu.
@taeAtbImer %unbefanut.
Pets IL, IA, Is unit q, in glef I aerns Itt.tiun, Gtaeu.
t5Rnser unbefarnt.
Tots / uns 10 in Blsd 2, Sesas ass:tion eis.ntbaua.r pa-
tefannt.
e,ts IS. is, II, IS, 10 uns q, 81od 96, @ise unb srsirs
abolition. Gtsentbamer ~unbetannt.
ssts II unb Is, tn 8lod q, Riee uns 1reins abbitt0r,
@teenttun1er u~nbefannt.
tten @iesntbluasr %unbetannt.
Cots 1, "a, 4, 5 unb s, Slrd 30, R;ee ant Srstns Gttt>
tion, Gteentturner %unbefannt. -, "
Qpts 1, 2, 3, is, IS unb II, Bled 68. Srpins Enhancement.
iu @iee unb SrStns Nttittun. Gisentbln,er u~ubefannt.
Die Angebpte ntRen e~ntbal:en ben preis per garb fur
Vas Grabireu, BITE 8ortebren gun, 0esen Der tetreFenben
gSeee, no sas @rasiren assbta IN, ebesfu ZEN prets per
ger& fir Wlaurer arbett, mo fplGe erferterlt@ lit, ebenic
Iur dnen aetr Guf breiteu eeitenpes. III fdQteeaastunft
1T in Der Statt Cleric Sf7ee sstdltlid.
M. s. S'Gpnncr,
... .. .....T F 6fahts4fprs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
Gtaats= Mentgtettem.
9empcratifbe GcnDentionen.

Sir Dafpta Counts faxb bic Gsu=
sentipn anu Mi.twu9 in Garminetun fatt. Gr<
nannt fnb: s. $. Glanesau uub @m. Scnss
fir &eprxlentanteu Der @taats 2sstslatur.
Sir bic Gonereifonal.G susention Gen. 6. ..
atams, Geo. Gsbert, Wm. 81. Eobb, ". SIC.
6ush s. 6. Megartbs q. s. @ &rana Sobx
DualaneN 5. *. Gait, Il. 3beis, s. s. @uos,
q. s. Gbennins, 6. 9oman, 81. s. Mafers,
Daniel 8urns, u. u. Osborm 6. Gi9burn.
Nnpta Gsunly.-Tir bic Gsnsre01unal
Gonpentipn wurben Sames @,ains unb s. 6.
Groa ernannt. Das County Iidet 1T folsen>
hes: Musiter, u. ". 5owarb ; SaeriE 5. 6.
Groa; protate Sxbse, 5iram 2bsrm.on;
County Mntpalt, 9iram 1buruteu Coroner,
~. s. Gwit9eu; GemmilTuntr, 2. Difriet,
6. yitman; GumniiToner, 3. Ditriet q.
email.
Die Democraten sor &c Sueur Counts er-
nannt.n N. Dcran fit Staats-S enator unb
6. $. Bulls fir &epriitntant. Grant Auis.
Ian wuree pieter fir GountY Mutitur ernannt;
fir Gountg, Mnwalt, Graueis &aewsa; fir Co.
runsr, Ct. s. 6. Spratt, Gls Delesaten CUR
eunsrellrnal Convention an, 15.: 2.5. Bull
lie, 81. Doran, .. DOYLE, .. ReaaaeH y.
Gusmpre, @n. Maton.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

BUR Setter ter teutI@en @te9e
fane an, Msntas Mbenb in Mtbeaaum cine
srpBs MaGexssrfamu1luus iatt, pel&e 5err s.
@iuius als wrdibent NIT elmer Mnipra&e Ct
sTnete, tsriu er ftinen ;3xbSreru ans 1er3
lests, ta6 Ge fd ui&t III Der errunseneuS ieee
freuen, ionbtrn axd ber @sttwen unb @aiien
sefaasuer arisser, ispie Der g~eruunbetex &C.
tentsn mSdten, was texn aud bird 3ablrei-
den 3idstsertauf sel9ab. Ma&ber uurbe BEN
6srrn genIul @iaius Som Mannerdor tin
@tanb aen sebra9t peldes BET @efeierte nit
einsr Giulasuus su @tabluanr erpiebertt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Die @ipur Gity Giienbabn 1T biz
Isabella in Matpnran Guuuts, ettpa "a Mei<
len BON Mantatp, unt 115 MeiltE spa ct.
yaul soQentet. Das Stdpt9en Wabelia it in
Golse her neuen Giienbabnserbinbung in ra-
f9em MuK9wuns besrifen. Grit int Sabr
1857 ausselest unb bis in neuerer :3eit venise
9duier entbaltent, sablt IS jsBt an so sauier
NIT 300 G%inwobnsrn. gs 1T ter Gentralpuntt
elmer bubiasn 1armseseab une bat ate Wus-
l9t, Elm gutter @si9dftsrlas su trsrpsn. Der
8au zines 81 enbabnbepOts taisltif bat bsreits
pbeaunnen une elm elevator IpQ elei9faus ertaut
tperoen. Die gabn 1T bsreits IL Meilen ,pei=
ter bis mad ct. Sames ausselsst unb ipQ Bis
October b. s. in potter Operation fsin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Die DermabIune tes 5rn. Capitals
Ssbn 2%untenbeimer NIT Grdulein Gertrude
S&miet fano an, Dunneraas in Der efuti9sa
tatbOlii&en Stride itatt, Itents bra4te Der
9iebsr!ran3 ben, Brautpaar Gin @taatdea unb
tpuroen Rem ais Captain Der Sntepsnbent
&iFe Gpmpasnie teliebten 8rautisan, seridie>
bene @eidente iiterreidt unb spar son Der
RtFe Gompasnie Elm uailitarii9es Gbrenssidsn
(Stern BON Siber unb Orlb) unb spn Der
5aten< une Seiter'G cmpasnie iebr nertbpple
Silbereer1tbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Die patris ttf@e . amenair ii
am Dennerfag erpfnet worben unb bietet BEN
Yutlieum bes Mn3iebenben siel. Muft, g.
lang, Gabieaur uHo cine Mrspabl pertbsoQer
Yreiie CUR gerluiuns, ubersiea patriutii9e &e-
ben unb l1nterbaltune serlaietener glrt, 2und
u. + h. Der 3wed, fir mel&eu rer Grtras
befimmt it: rnterfaBune Der @ittren unb
@aiien.ber in, 8riese@efalenea unb Der Ser
ruateten, serbient aQ1eitise Tbeilnabue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

0rpeeries unb prpptlonea BAL
ten fets in rei9aer MuspaH BE 9ra. Gebraber
limme, Gde Der 10. unb ct. Yeter @traSe III
ct. pa,h sorrasbis. 8eiunbers @ufmertiam>
feit perbient tx ft5nsr Durratb al IL. anb
ausldnbil9en, eineema9ten uns ~setsodueten
Gri9tsu. Sra beiude ben eei4maduca avs
aefattetea @rrs, tim f9 baron il ater3eu~
GET. slll
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Belle YIaiu @aI3werfe.-11eber bic
9rbeiten bieran Sernimmt man, hap biefsl-
ben tereits 200 SUP in bic Sisfe s~,brunsen
inb. @rlf ii. tisier Iiefe iieb man auf Sells,
wsl9er I'm fant ais Elm fir bas proieet GIN
tiger betra9tet wirb. Gs it ale Iusfdt sur<
banben, taB las Muffnten Der SaI,ater BAL
bisf aemelbet merter Tonne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
$6riftfn pon Alban $tob,
s~errashis III Ser 8a&taablans BON
MQblbauer un6 Bebrle,
As, n. Clark Str.
Gbica0p, SQimpiS.

DAD Iaterunier mms Der unenstidbe @rnf.
mow Ss'as FIR qsSsn ans stsrteu. Seine auss..~ S
Mitterungen Der 9eels d.So
Die beilise gliiabetb. Seine auseatt""".."" = ~
Dahelbe, eep5bnlide Aus8abe. ....:...""....... 1.S2
&teiniStetfen gel. ppn Mnfana bis lest....... ~
9panff1es fir bic aebilbete aSe!t.::".:;".- Ia
@etflide mebisin fir 8rante. (O &%ren'plars) ~
2caeuee oeer Der d)riftlid)e Gterne nDtmnel. o.,
Neue NuF. Qefs Ia .".....'" d
(Das Dert II ~seafdnbie nit 10 9isfer!insea.":
Nae fleinern e1riiten Stols's fnb ebenfaus ~eswssa''a
s~prrdtbts.
Gerner taben mtr INNER p%prrlttie:
Cberbpfer, bic Sdul &c, tath. Srgans,sen.
&Drner, Ter tatbpltiGe unb prot. Sr8antt.."::.. 4.OO
Dbler. Qebrbuh Der Graisbugs bes untsrr'dts.
Nippel, bic Strntett Der fatt. Stride. Nsue AuH. 70
6ellebufd, @eians. ano 9etettud. eet-..""""". 1.D
y" gefansidule. et."""""";..:.: %
gu ten Gnesaetenen preiien perfenSet wtr be Uuaer
franco per Yoh. Nieserrsefdufesn ~sstuatrea mir aneea'sl~
fenea Rcbatt. e
6dueler, Sebrer. &C.. MAIDEN mir axfntsrtl1r1t a1f
uuierQaaer ppnS hreibnatsrialien a1erArt. tpie: Stretbs
unb 8rifpapisre, Gnselores, Sdrei5befte. Iinten. Stae!Te.
bern. Rr.ite, G1iefertaieln etc. etc. MNS beslepen Dte'e
Artitel aus erfter Quel1e uno inS issad TN Stanoe
biliea III p~erfaufen.
Wsn Seutieben l,ns enslifden @etetba d,srnba'
ben mir ftcts cine f1Dne Muswabl unb l.efern MIR te ftrp'
lelate su rem Yreiien Ter rer. Gerleser. Gdbu!bpcDer
fnb pou uns ttaisn..su beaieben.
gDir iteten In birecten1 Dertebr nit Oeat!nlane uHe
fSnn.n ireerb weldes seriinfates Bud. uenn nt9t auf
uniern, ousseudb!tsa Eager idsa sorra'tts. ianeu MD
bldg ~beiureen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Gin b.-Qebten @onntas puree auf
Der @tra6e spn Cafe Como mad 81. Nntbons
bic 2ei9e zines teutl9en Mannes Manaens
@tebli sefunben, Der in ct. MntbunY eeppbnt
bate unb bort Geife fasricirte. M!s bes Mor-
bes yerbd9tis 1T Gin .. Duncan ssrbaftet, eer
unter benz Nanen .. @unbs f@ in Sbatupse
NIT pferb unb @asen tss Grmorbeten bsrun-
trieb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Deffentltae GinIabung! 3ur srSb.
ten unb ppQRaneisfen &efauration: Die BON
6. @9mibt Mr. 242, Dritte Strabe. Bon
iestan werben su ieberStunbe rii9e Nufern,
G,sFisel, 5oreaen. gleii$iarten aller Mrt @il0,
tura NIes, mas ber Martt ant Dfktate6ta btetet,
lsrpirt. Die feinfem @eiae unb Qiqueurt bic
tet unsine Bar; Gru9te. Gunfeft unb Gcnbtto-
reipaaren III better NuswabI. D~teNufwartune
III jeber 3eit bic beRe. ''
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Die ublieantf@ eGsnStntic On
oes sueiteu Gonsreb.C tRriets ernannte einifim>
mig. 5errn Sen. s. s. Mperta gum Gantieaten
ais @rugreb- Superintendent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Die YeepIes.yartei IN 6enne-
pin Gsunty bat auf ben II. ;. tiue Mai=
feuseriammlune mad Minneapalis eiu berufen,
I'm, eisene @~ablcanbieatsu arf3uasaen. Nm
Der Spibe iebt s. Resler.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

So Ez1S Mls 3rdssr tes ,,@anberer" fir bas
Iaufenoe Sabr N ausefrQt:
matbia8 Marreu.
Derielbe 1T 3uslei& erma&tist @slttr fir
@ublertptipnen, abserttiements unb Sobartet'
ten au eollettiren une 8s1eQuneen ~ belor>
gen. '4s" s&a. 1%%. uA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Die temof ratif@e @suuts Gsn7
sention drhet bsute I'M bieIseu Geurtbaas
itatt, I'M q Delesaten fir bic AM ud9Ren
Donnertae lit Snseriul's Sale ab3ubaltenbe
Difricts @sarentirn su tpablen.
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Itdets fir bic genssiuns gum @efen
bee @attnbaules Fnb aets 3a taben.

1tnfere slbpnnenttn in gbicaeo
u,a@sn mir barauf aufmettiam, tab bteieniseu
Don linen, pslde our wrdmis bers@tst Fnb, ,.
). tuel9e einen ean3en Sabr8ans sur'
auste3ablt babeu, bic qrdmte int @tore bes
3srrn So. s. 8ir@Ier, 416 @outt glart
etr. in Gmpfana uetnten tSnneu.
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Nemer M8ent.
Gerr wilb. u. Dloine

9err @ilb. u. Cloine
bat bic @efdQisfeit, lie Msentur fir ben "@an<
berer" in Mew u nj unb l1uasesene 81 itsr>
rstn,sn. ltnferm bisberieen Msenten baislbR,
bsrrn q. 3isbsr, fpre@en pir ber3Ii@sn Gant
aus fir istae erfolsrei9eu 9%smatunssn nne
eriu9en bic borttsen Ntonnenten, d@ tunftis
an 5errn Slbing 3u trenben.
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Mantate bat eine 8soU!teruns ssn 1882
unb Blue Gartb Gonnty cine ialde Boa 14,447
9eelen. }.. .tws$ $.z ~js "
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90 8riefe rad Dtuti9!arb ma6en "aber
England" aereiFrt uas 10 anhatt 7 Gents h.
3ablt aerben. !3titunsen 4 Gents pct @csie.
s. .. 2ettxer, beutiasr slert.
g. y. @beeIad, ppfmetixr.
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2staI= Nemisteitem..

Der @tabtratb bislt am Die1taa lttne
reselmdbtse @isuas. in tel&sr fclssrts sstpab-
ne1swertbe @el9dfte sorfamsn:
IS. y. 2it9Fels, Nlberuaanu fir bic spsits
@arb, rei9te feline Gatla6uus Tin, bic anss>
npnrnen tpurbe.
BUR MbtaItuns Der Stanley Gouuts Tatr
murte Der Ylag neben ben, Marttbaus ter
lantwirtbi@afai9en @eieaiaaft bewiQtst.
Das Gas COMMITTEE btantrast bic Grri9-
tuns s.veier aeusn 2ampeu in jeberBars. 9le.
8reuer feQte tes Mmentfment, ba6 bic !3abl
auf flnflsbn rne5r oter tpepiser it ieber @arb
sermebrt perbe. alb. &bobts eriuert ba6 biz
@asepmpasnie sertrassmd6is 100 2amptn su
lisfern babe; mebr fUnne pbne einen nsusu
gertrag ui&t trrei9t tperben. Das Committee
1T str Mn1&t ba6 inter hem beleteaeea Ser
trase ni&t taebr ais 3tpet 2ampen fit iebe@arb
srbGlhid itien. Glib. 8reuer beu1ertte tebu&,
ba Der @~tattanpalt fem Guta@ten 1T BEN
Gimme abssseben babt, tab bic Gsmpasnie CUR
GrfeTtuns Der nStbieea Qampen perpFi&tet iei
70 iti bas geburfui6 na& sermebrtsr 8eleud>
tuns mabsebenb. Mlb. Gummtnss beantraste
ben 3uias, ba6 finf 2ampsn meb7 fir iebe
@arb befelt uerben folen. MIb. Bertey 1T
Der Mnf&t ba6 Die ompasnte F& tuabri9sinIi&
basu serfeben i urbe, III ieter @arb bret neue
Sampen auf3ufelen; raebr birfte obne einen
neuen Contract taurt erbdltli@ fem. S@lieb-
lid tuurte bic Mnseleeenbeit an bas Committee
3uridsewietn nit benz aufrase f& NIT ber
Gempasnie ins Ginoeruebmen III itsen, ob un-
ter ben, deficiencies Contract bret uber flint
neue 2anpen erbaltIi@ ft:en. inter tteien
um ltantet 1T nod LANCE niGt 3u befar&ten, bab
bic Beleu9tune ber Straben in ct. paul bic
9urssr blenben mS9te.
Die @%inlabune hes Geuerbepartements CUR
Sbeilnabme an Der paraee tparb acceptirt unb
auf Antrae BON Mlb. grsuer uurben Der Sra
yor xnb bsr @tabtratb straFbeat als 9tleeaten
bsaeidnet. .-.u.
8etredena bic @prigenbdultr feate bas aus
ben 9erfn gerfex Vresley unb GbbY befetenee
@peeia!ecmmittee ben Mntraa, bic san;e Angs-
lesenteit binf@Ni9 bes 8aues BON S.riben-
bauiern fir bic 4. xnb 5. @art auf na@Res
Grubiabr ~ serl@iebeu. auf Wutras BON Mle.
Saniex tuurbe Der 8eridt auf ben SLID 9etest.
DaseSen erbielt Der yrdRbent ben Muftras, ben
Contract nit 5. Simms fir bas @prisenbaus
Der britten Warb 3u unter3ei@nen. ..
Die Wenatsberidtt Der Stabtsearaten liefern
frIaeuAc6 NeSrffnf.
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Der @ d I.

SIN Stillwater Rarb am lestea Mox'
tag Grsoxstrnear 1olesnts plSbli&, xa&tena
Ct AM uGrali&en Sage nod ais @upertntnbest
Der S7entIt&en S@uten fuuetionirt BATE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

Owatsnna bat cine BesDlferuus psn
1913 Sselen, Steele Counts cine ipl9e BON
8272.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10

gitr @tausen palm @eife fir Is @ts
bel 8. @eis, So. 112 @abaibatu Strabe. rs