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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

The Sheriff of Rcnville county, Miuneso-
ia, was lately put to fight by a criminal
who intrenched himself in a hay-loft and
pointed big augur at the gallant official.
The scoundrel escaped in the confusion,
and the official has been badly bored ever
since.
A smart little Boston urchin, whose aunt
was unwell from kidny affection, was ask
ed what allied the old lady. He said she
"caught cold, and it settled on her kid
gloves-thats ALL" The boy is getting
along very we'll.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

THE DUToHMAN' CIDER.-In the small
village OF B, In the state Of Penn
sylvauia, there lived Dutchman who was
famous for making the best cider in the
neighborhood, and was equally famous for
keeping it; and as yet no, person, but him
self and family had ever been permitted to
taste the good stuff. At last, one of his
neighbors said he was bound to taste. Ac-
cordingly he went to the Dutchman's house,
and entered into conversation with him
concerning his crops, &C., and by degrees
led him to speak of his cider. He then
said 70 him.
81 understand you make very good ci-
der ?"
"Yaw, replied the Dutchman "Hans,
my poy, go bring mug full"
Hans soon returned with mug briming
full, and handed it to the Dutchman, who
drained it to the bottom at one draught
then turning to his astonished visitor, said
"Dere now, if you dosh not dink dai
good cider, jcost schmeU Of te mug"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

EMBARRASSING TO THE OLD UNA
friend was coming to New York from Bos
ton, and just opposite to him sat lady
and her child, the latter a beautiful little
girl, with wonderfully bright eyes and a
sweet wirsome face-the very picture in
mlIoture, of her mother. She attracted
much attention, and won many smiles and
tender g ances as she moved about the seat.
An elderly gentleman looked into the
witching things eyes, and was facipated at
once. STOPPING, he lovingly patted her
cheek, and asked :"Won't you give me
kiss, pretty one? like little girls" Sire
looked at him very archly for an instant,
and then propounded the rather embarising
question, "Wouldn'tyou rather kiss NAM
ma ?"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

SNAKE CHARMING.-Here is an item
Tor those who are seeptical cnnceruing tie
charming power Of black snakes. The
youngest son of Joseph Riden, near Kel-
ley, was playing short time ago, in a field
near his fathers house when he alarmed
the neighborhood by his loud screaming.
His father ran to his relief, and found him
gazing steadily into the eyes of black snake
without power to remove his eyes from
those of the snake. He was completely
charmed, and had not his cries brought as
sistance he would have fallen victim to
the serpents coils.-Lecistoon Democrat.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
Ole Bull Romrntic History.

In one way or another his whole life
seems to have been round of adventure
and excitement Driven by his passion
for music to quit the University of Christ
iara, where he was studying for the church,
he began his career as az artist at the age
of nineteen. One of his first exploits
was duel, in which his antagonist, Il tel-
low musician, was mortally wounded. To
escape the consequences OF this affair, he
fled to Paris. There he fell into poverty,
was robbed of everything he had, even of
his violin, and in his despair threw him
self into the Seine. This attempt at sui
eide was the making Of him. Being fshed
out of the water his forlorn condition at
tracted the notice OF rich lady who had
recently lost her SOD, and who fancied that
she traced in the young violinists features
resemblance of her dead child. She
took him home, provided for his. wants,
enabled him to make a professional tour,
which placed him at once on the high road
to fortune. The applause of the concert
halls, however could not satisfy his adven-
turous spirit.
lie managed, we believe, to have share
in nearly all the European revolutions. He
was badly wounded in the Paris insurection
Of 1892, figured conspcously 10 the move
mens, of February, 1913, then hurried to
Holland, where he had some more revolu-
tionary experience, and went back to Paris
to enjoy more still. He fought under the
French in Algeria. He built a theatre at
Bergan and brought out political dramas,
which led to his arrest and financial ruin.
Then, following an illustrious example, he
laid down the idGle and the. bow, took up
the implements, Of husbandry, and bought
great tract of land III Pennsylvania, for
the purpose of founding Norwegian agri-
cultural colony. This vast in 1852. Hun
dreds of his countrymen followed him into
the promised land, and little town called
Oleana was soon built by their industry,
but the experiment proved disastrous
failure, and the protector was ruined for a
second time. Then he came to New York,
took lease of the just finished Acadamy
of Music, aud in two months was ruined
again. His career since then has been
quetor, and we trust. happier.
Siue the above was in type we have seen
the following in New York letter of Dec.
23d:
"Among the passengers Of the Cunard
Steamer Russia, from Liverpool, this morn
ing is Ole Bull, On the passage, when
within few hours sail of the port, the
passengers addressed him written request
TO perform for them and to this with his
usual urbanity, he acceded The proceeds
of the entertainment will be devoted to the
fund for erecting a monument cammemor.
ative of 1000th ahniveaiary of Norwegian
nationality or independence, which is to be
celebrated in 1872 This monument is to
take the form of beacon on the Norwe-
gian coast-thus giving expression to feel
ings of patriotism, and comforting benefit
on commerce and navigation at the same
time. IT is to especially prone this enter
prize that Ole Bull returns to give series
of concerts in this country,"-Lycoming
Standard.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. s. BORDWELL, NJ. D.
ECLECTIC ESECF.S. ~

THNhe word eclectic means TO choose or Sc
lect medicines from all the different
schools of medicine using remedies that are
safe .and discardng from practice all medi-
cines thst have an injurious effect on the sys-
TEN, such as mercury, antimony, lead, cop
per. sc.
lay aside the lance-the old bloodetter,
re1uoer or depleter, and equalize the oircula'
tion and restore the System to its natural
state by alternatives and tCnics. l shall here
after give particular attention to chronic dis
cases, such as Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint, Catarrh, Ne lralgia, diseases Of the
throat, urinary organs, and all diseases pecu-
liar to females, &c.
CATARRH treat with new instrument of
late invention which cures every case.
TEETH extracted without pain.
Office and residence South of the Jail on
Centre st. Office hours from to 8 a. m IL
20 p. m; to I p. IN.
Dec. 23'6 lily. J. s. DORDWELL.
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UIre Adrotate.
Published WEEKLY
.sT So f. R Il ~ ~ u w .
Rates of Advertising.

Rates OF Advertising.
Adc'r and Ex rs notices, eac, times, 5 90
Auditors notices, each, ,.....................3 90
Cautions and Estroys each, 5 times.........3 co
Transient Advertising per squire of lines
or Less times, or less .................2 90
For each subsequent insertion .................50
Official advertising for each square offs
liner or less 3 times or less s.........."2 90
Fer each subsequent Insertion. 80
Professional cards. liner, ! yr............6 90
Loal notices, per line. one ime....,...........lO
Obituary notices, over lines......... 10
Yearly Advertising, onc-half column......50 90
Fearly Advertising, one column ,...........lOO OO
Blanks, single qulre. oo
Blanks three qulre. w
Blanks, 6 qures per quire ........ ........l 20
Blanks, over qulrcs per qure............l oU
For bank notes. suhpoenns, summons, ex-
ecutions, warrants, constable sales,
road aud school ordors, each per doz...25
aaudbills, eight sheet p or iess........l 80
" fourth sheet % or less .....".2 90
half sheet % or less ........4 80
whole sect 2J or less .........S 90
Over % of each of above at proportionatc rates.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
G(h County Qirettorp,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judges. 2. johnson.

COUNTY OfE ICEho.
President Judges. 2. johnson.
Additional Law Judge-llon. Jho. 7.
Vincent.
Associate Judses-E. G. Schult2e,
Jesse kylcr.
District Attorney. x. 2. Hall.
Shcriff-Jacob McCauiey.
Prothouotary &c, Fred. Sch@ning.
Treosurer--UIaudius V. Gllis.
Co. Supcrintendent-Rutus Lucore.
Commissioners-H Warner, JOS. W.
Taylor. Louis Nollm"r.
Audtors-Cark Wilcox, George D.
Messenger, and Joseph wilhelm.
County Surveyor or-Geo. Walmsley.
Jury Commissioners.-Gcorge Dickinsn,
and Horace Little.
TINE OF HOLDING COURT.
Second Monday in January.
Last Monday in april.
FIRST Monday in August.
First Monday in November.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

The GRIP.-A smart bo,, eating a green
apple, exclaimed -
80, dear, I've chewed an Odd Fellow l'
'An Odd Fellow?' said his mother.
'Yes, he's giving me tie grip
That yOnngster will be somebody yet, if
he lives long enough.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

Il n -,,
The only direct route TO Piitsburg
WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
from Oil City.
On and after Monday. Nov. 22d 1869, trains
will run as follows:
GlING SOUTH
Day Express leaves Oil City at 1890 n. m.
Arriving at Pittsburg at 5,30p IN.
Night Express leaves Oil City at $50 p. m.
Arriving at Pitsburg at 100 a. m.
Kittanni1g Acc. leaves EmlcntOn 6,lO P. m
Arriving at Kittanning SOC P. m
Mixed Way leaves Oil City at 200 q m
Arriving at West Penn Junction at 1905 p. m
GOING NORTH.
Day Express leaves Pittsburg at 7,l5 a. m.
Arriving at Oil City at 1,55 p. m.
Night Express leaves Pittsburg at 800 p. IN.
Arriving at Oil City at 6,OOa m.
Parker Acc. leaves Kittanuing 7,2Oa a. IN.
Arriving at Parker 955 a. IN.
Mixed Way leave West Penn juno. at 100 a. m,
Arriving at Oil City at 900 p. m.
Connections at Cory and Irvine'On for Oil
City and Pittsburg. At Franklin with James
town and FranKlin r. r. Connections with
West Penn, r. r. at West Penn Junction for
Blairsville and all points on the main line of
the Pennsyly ania II. r.
ss-s.Silyer Palace Sleeping Cars on all
Night Trains both ways from Pittsbrgh to
Cory.
]. ]. LAWRENCE, General Supt.
Tuos. II. KING, Asst. Supt.
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II we would perpetuate our fame or ne.
putation, we must do things worth writing,
or write things worth reading,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-26
WfDntda.

Seuts erbtnst Sr. Garl D9eiFer, Der O~orinaltae
Collector 6rn. 3Gfob Ges8er's, istns neil ibernommsne
Wirthi6aft, Wr. 97, 9tor0.G albert StraBe, nabt benz
Depot Der pHlotol. 9entralt Babn" nit einem belttaien
9unibs nnb allen &rtsn fensr getrdnte, Der utue
gDtrtb tplrb Gats %aufbeten, I'm ieine aIttn ilnD neusi
6rsuroe In iehneul 2otate ani's Befte Az enpfanger,
uno feline Wthbe in bisier Ridtura ideuen.
Or. SaFob Sd,uts piro beute ieiue eben iber.
rommere Mtrtbihatt, 9tr. 81, Senitr., nit etnsrl Gun.
i6e uno trefllidem Bier e%rbffneu. 9tsberbei ipiro es,
tpte aus Der Mujeise os SrR. SduI3 erithtltd. aud an
elmer guttn Wiuiit gu Gbren Der Ginp!ipuus ietnes SO.
tales nitt ftblen.
5tnte bdIt Sr. Mnereas III iIuer. Sir. SO, Noro.
pdeaitr., Ju Gbten Der Stlabt Don Sebnn airdpstbe
nit strelt Nttlen.Gunihe@, belitatem Stere uns euiert
9Seine ab. Nlt) fir quite @iuiit 1T behens Gorge 9etra.
gen. Or. Wtutuer bat CD In itiner freunblihen Gtnia.
oung ~belonoers auf bic Bamberger uao Vouspbrisr abs
eeitber, abrlGeinltb neil bieI utter ben SaDern au.
mttt ali ieren bergen Sdladttaee i'm 8efedte tpaten,
Der Eurnoerstu -0prmdrtS- balt beute Mbsno
IN ietner 3ale an Der 5apettstr. Gin 5a%auturnen
OBJ. polu oerielbe aud ietne pa iituen Wtit8lieber eingts
laosn bat. Ser upt iunge Btretn bat fb IN Der tur5en
Sstt ieines Btftebers unter alen ieinen Ripalen unp
uuter Der oeutlden Seo6lieruns 8altilnore's iibrrbaupt
sinensn enten SalneH e%rporben. Stlten fommt Elm
2urnuerein Der Der. Staten ietuer 8epiie 5riidJ |
Gr6bltb 8reti 10 treli nat, pie Der Surnoereir yVors
lparts~ IN Baltimore, BEN ntbt nur bic t~brptrlibe, ion.
bern aud bic seifttse Nusbiloung fsinsr iur gen WtitaIie.
Der an, 0er3tn liest. Die IbenD. Il uterbaltuna Oes Der
riues ,ptrb btute ither miepsr cine rebt anitebtnoe, dat
beutihs iein, pie tie oieisr Yerem TETS 10 lleit sl arrari.
9tren pfib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-26
Sic iran33lide gIpfaoe glep. Doris.

Samitug Irlb srreibte uns Die Iaari6t,
Dab Der gNor00eutIhe GloDo"s 8ampfer p9crrs
mann" itUtr belaOen IeiHe 6abrt mad 8re:
men antrat, aber i'm Saufe Des Wtor9ens tpies
Der umt.brte, oa sr an Der Rtilte elm ODER
mebrere trau56fl4e &~anOrenbopte erip6bt
bate, Die es eriiatll6 auf Die Beenobme oeuts
iher S6tffe nb9eleben batteu. SeitOem en-
fabren mir, oaB es Die tranjDTI6en &anonens
boote vSritomarte" unO p@9remort' itno,
uethe Dor opm Safen BON ytep. Iort lle9en.
Der rorOoeuti9e General @oriul H6trg BON
Rep=Yurt bat lofort zine 9ep.ibe an Den @ss
ianOten pom Berott in Q8aibingtoH SeI9idt
lno oteier obne 3peifel uu8eiGumt Die seci8'
rete Exclamation bel Dem StaQtsIetrstdr
rib aeua6t. Ra1 hen Reutralitdts @sieBen
bari fem Angriff aui fremOe ShiTfs I'M Sez
reids ameritanii6er 8etpGIer Itattftnoen unO
man oiebt lid oesbalb Dem 8laubeu bin, bob
oie Ser. StaatenS RegieruHg bic frarJOFI6en
RanoRenboote o%eraulol ! tuirD, benz p5err=
mann" ben 9eIeBlia uOrseIhriebenen 8ors
iprun9 BON "a Stunoen 3u 8eben, oOer oaB
EN- ameritanii9es &rieg5flhrjeu8 benz oeuts
i6en S6iffe biz Hber Die see Glnte btrtaus
Oag @elsite sisbt. Ser gOrfaG bat in3nti4en
in TensUortsr 9anoelstreElen groBe SenIas
ton beruOrgeruFen uno MIR ltno neu8terig, oh
man v66bern Sttes" nut 9tanNrut etnlbret'
ten, oOer Die BerleBung Der 9tsutralitdt5s Ses
ieBe (pie mon IS nod loeben int 8ttret Der
,9afap:tte1 gotham bat,) iiA ruBtg GRtaQen
lqiIeH iuito. - Se0enfa1s miro Our6 Die
8todaoe Der p3errmann" mebrere Gage auf8e.
balten lperoar, uno es itebt babtn. in ME melt
oe Sbatiobe, oaB fran30fi4e Sanonenboote
an Der Riite ~freu3en, aud bic Gubfabrt Der
Berlin oDn Baltimore oer3b8ern tptro.
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SemOfrntiid : cOnicrbatipe
GOnareB JtOmiHatiOncn in W~iGrglanO.
-yNnhl am 8. yEop. lSlU.l

/. Dtfrtt - Ndit6 &dmusI 9dmbletpn.
2, Rtirttt - Mdtb @uptH1oH Mrder,
8. Tttrlft - u cptb. 5hpmls &paun.
4. Sthrttt - Capt SnbH Ritobie.
8. 8iTrttt - Riobter Bm. NJ. Werria.
Der /. 9lRritt umfaBt 6aroIirs, Gsctt. 3orbsRsr'
Sent, Queen 4Un's, 5ouerist. GBtcomtcp II. gBorcsIttr
Counties.
Der Q. 8inrttt umfaBt bic untsrsn 7. gBaros Der
Staot Baltimore, gang 8atforo uno ben nbrol. u, oil.
Ebetl pom Baltic 60.
3sr 3. 3ifsttt umiaBt bic oberrH II GDarOs Der Stapt
Baltimore.
9er4 9iFritt umfaBt auesbarg. 6arrou, Greoerid
uHD QBuibInglUH COUNTIES,
Der 3. SIItritt unfast 4nue 4ruubel, Galpert, ben
prNt. 5berI3 bon Baltic. Co., gbarIcs, Vtontsomerg,
9OlparO. st. gtorO's u. 4rtncs 8eprss's Counties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-26
Sr. e. g. @rnut.

ger. as, RprbsetbertnRraEr, Baltimore,
totl $l0e Sttaft idbletl, mem, ct &ngbrnftefsit, SUIT.
robrt1ai. q tiilnoun8, beeirllenot GhpiHei I9t, Giirts
atbnttsieit, BtrIut bet Sttmnre, g~atarrb uno DUE Sci.
ben oss Oates, ber 9Irge, Der 3arnlDses, bts Hiltes,
ber pauf, Sbreniauisu DpsptpRe, MdiIerIudt, Sd.
t1orrpotbei, RbsltHatisnius. etrDpbtlll, Rstosni6pds
DE. Wueeris uno . bret, ssrantbeiter II. I. n. nibt furtrt.
Wtr NIT bier nibt anasfihrttfl 2,i0tn bebaftst IN, ioats
nlat usrsefTen, baf Or. sBrant ale uebsl betIt,
ME Fl: aud betbeIl uno bei&afsn Iein ul6esn. Or BE-.
iunt Die Granfeu bel EaA unD bel 9tadlt. IWnril27 IA
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Mniaha[is MniahnEisi

Stuieu, GarbunEel, Musibli9e uno GiterbIitben In,
0sttte. aelblit.r 9sint, alesmstn. Gdpadt ipsrbtn
ourb unrttne % siha ftenbtit oeraulaBi. WoIapalis bat
I'D ala n%auernoss psiimit.sl fHr bieie ElaIe bon 9siotn
bep6hrt.
%rgBtlion. q. .G.. II. Ttat. SD bsisuse hermit. baB
Id nit Blutidmdrsr arg sepIast NOR; Id bate btren
Mot nsnieer, bsnu uierIebn. auBeroem srpo!f sepbbns
Wonaic bic stubs bitten rribts. gu ether Irobe mil
Noiaoalis. C gtrott UeranlaSt, nurbe Id bur6 ben
@.brau9 etner Slafbt otefer IN otr
agGt psrthoolten Weotltn 9anjltd &C.
petit. NJ. u. 6aresn, fta." t2Gs,30,2,4,0.s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-26

@g- Sic 3.MabsW afebine, tpel6e
i'd i'm Sanuar '66 BON Der vTdmtlD Seips
ina NlGhine Co., Nr. SO, pkaffau=
Str, WeW gore, taufte, 1T ieitber in beis
nabe tortmdbreHOem @ebrauhe s~epeien. Sic
IT nlht in unoronun9 9eratben, bat Ri9ts
titr &eparotur getoitet uno itnbe i9 ite einfaG
uno 5uoerl6iiig in Der Operation unb imnter
terttg 3utn Wdben. Sene meiner 6reunoe, bic
lie nit ben neuen Gerbelerunsen brauden.
ltno iehr fur oieielbe etn8enpmmen, unb m69te
i'd Steieni9en, tuelhe i6 babe, ni9t miTen.
6rau NnnG 1S. G%utbburt.
Wr. 42S. .Q8cit sc, StraBs, Nep BORT.
(stpt. %, tup1O
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Nus EenneGce. : Wfuni3tpatmabt.
- Die GtuioFeit cftdlten'&,

WaibptIIe. IS. Sept. - 9ie gtfrigt Wunietpal
gDabI uerItef rubts. Wtorrts Dem. purDs tber Masn
(Rsp J NIT 1000 Waiorttdt lDtebtr aepdbli. - Betbe
Spties bts staOt.Raibss fno Obns Iusnebmt bsmp-
trnt'td.
ltsnsr beItsr ethsru Abtno ~ @unten Der Gtnt9ieit
Staltsn's etHt UeriammIune ab. Die iolaenoe Bepe.
iae tuurbe an ban aBnia Diitor emanuel abgt ldbtdt
pDis in sintr IRA Understanding iu Wempbis DER.
Iamnelteu 9taltener G%ratulireu Gro, Wtnierdt Jur 9e.
tretuu9 Rom's uno lur Ginistett 5talten's unb brtn9en
Elm Soh aus aud ben 4onig bon Jtaiten nHo bic Glptge
Etobt
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Jcbn 8. @Gsner,
Sobu e. SHrbiug. GOmmiNdss:
JdmcS N. SufeB,
wnrrintt Nnsmen SRfr
(22a-9n Marriott 8ospeG. sstr.
8ursau Der Observation-Disclosures
GpmmiifIrc,

Baltimore, "a. Gept. 1870.
Die Strafcnburtbruds sGommiidre in Der etabt
Baltimore MAIDEN hermit betunrt, ouB fe bel benz
staDtsGtaitrator stnen @eriht her Bereltuneen, Ilnfo1
ten unn @nldBe, wts fe BON ibnen ftr las G%Onpemniren
uro S4ltsBen pom 5dmessGlHtp, Don EropHs bis
@rpBtraBe. III TlebereinltmmHn9 nit elmer am 20.
ten SerorbnuH9, urgeItBt itno. Jur Surdtdt ~nieoergGs
lest BADEN, sbenfaas etHeR ertlIrenben 8rHn6rtB beIagur
Mleu.
8ts Gpiase erRrtdtn iD auf uuo umFaNen betoe Gel.
ten beiGater James' &aep, iolpte Das,gett bsrleIben UoM
oer Brotuns bis CUR GroBrraBe.
sic MAIDEN btt1ourh ferrer bctarrt. bdB ie ant
cieHffdg, ben 4. 0tober 1870. gloretnb 10 nbr, fd1 In
tbrenl Iitreau, GiioDtsSfe Der galptrts uno Srrtuetoua
iraBe, OCriatnutcIn iOerOett. nm ir9eub eiutu ber osrs
lAieotten in oem beiagtsn 9erthte eutbaltsnsu Gseers
fan0e nodlnals ,I %reuiOtren. uno fam Elm Seoer, Der
Oabtt irtsrelfirt N, all icntm Gage ieins GinwenDuugst
pprbrlrect.
Spbn .. f~Sasner, !
Spbn z, Durbiug. G0mmifdTst
Sames u, QSuIep,
(2sg-92l marrtptt Gpsmsu, GER.
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ra5- pSeilune auf fetnen SAipius
Riri6ensS Sal q NJ 8ebrautt baben, uno
Die ourh leinen @ebrauA pon 9uiten, Grfdl=
tunS, Salspeb. GntSlnOuHg ooer Sdiuino
Iuht turtrt lpOroen limo. Ser WsiIe piro
oisies aeprhfte 9eiImtttel itets bel it'd bas
ben. 1929 -34l
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Weucr Saubcreiu.

Wlebrere Wdnnrr iiuo s%eiouren. sintn rcusn 9auetr.
elm iu %griltoei. weBbalb Vile, rutlfe f) oaran betbcili.
get, pollen. b0litit cingeIaben limo, StenAda Qbenp
n 9 uhr lid i'm Gofale bes Srr. %. &id,boru, ar.
1913, Gfe Ger e9puab. nne 5i~esifferRroae, eiuu.
fnesr. no iu8Isia oas Gtnifreibeeelo erbobeh pirb.
Anf 0erlargeH
t22S-S0) mebrerer SSiirasr.
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Sruti1er 8iirgcr=NeEEtH Der 4. y9nrD
BiiroCr Der rs, gGorh,

>uelae Der 8erbsTerurs bes vS brine 9arDen" 5u'
getban inn, Oer9eNet uidt, bag Sol %. SobnIon
btia8ter 8erbe iierlne 1T Sbr babt ibu 9Fptitft II. er bat
It'd Guren > nterelen treu %crtuieien. @r lit irbt 6anoibat
fir ben l. 3met8 beg Staotratbcs am OF. D. Iltts. be.
lObnt i'm oaourt, Dab 5br fir ietHe gBiefrrernennuns
IN Der Primdrs g9abl duf bfr Ode Der collins. une
Sdrboet ltraBs. non 4 nbr Sabm. bis 9 Hbr abenbs,
iimrtt.
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Nrnpr 0nnnrrrin.

Der bet o. g. RutfAisr, Nc $40. SCt.Sdpettc.
ffrafe, IN portgrr agohs nsl Or8antitrte Bauorretn be.
gtnnt lnorgen, Dttuffag. ben 81. b. Wtts., 4benos y
q ubr, NIT Grbebung hes GinIbreibegeloes. nile Dteie.
ntsen. pelbe 8sionnen iiuo, b~elnielbsn iih dn1u ldIieBen,
ltno boTttbtt elnaslaosft. tnber1 Die Sc ebe our 8eratbune
%f0r1lnet. = Sabner, prop. YrGI.
3 Bdsauup, prpo. Ytie. Irdi :
O. g. nfntfbttr pr. sbabnl.;
t229-30) 2. HaSFf, prDu, SER,
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Btt Ueit9lteocr oes pGrpHdts8 aupsrsins@ werosn
ps8cn lpthtigen &nselessnbeiten in nis{er Weriammlun8
bet Mrene aSpd,araiu. Rr. ell. &iie . F9uIffr,,
Abenos X 8 ubr iu srldeinsit. 9ut Guftrage;
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Meaer Saupgrgtn.

ptrioneH, iueldt eiHeft neu9eeriinoetsu 8aupercine
betiretsn pousn. itnb erIubt, ft6 nd6isn Dtsnftag. ben
n. sept. Abenos 8 npr, i'm Aotale hes Srn. y. 8eils
mann, Rr. 1S4, $artburslr., einiuiiuben. 81.
l9dite: Nnnabtte Der GonfitutIptt llo Ginia bIin9 bes
GtulhreibeseIoes.
i22S-31l 8uouft ell nrnn Gffr
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stQOt Baltimore.

Regi Ttr | T I uuroen i'm 2auFs Der pers
fofIenen 8o9e 1859 lBeibe uno 1907 Garbise;
ftir bic Ropember. Q8abt bat uniere Staot alip
IL. 946 neie Stimm9eber. = I'm Sonnabeno,
benz lesten RssiItrirtaae. lissen Iid 98l Beibe
uno 432 Roger, suiammen l4l9 psrlonen, in
ole 2iiten eintra9en. 3
- Die poresitern resiItrirtsn 9srlpnen psrs
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,,NnnC0rDtn.'

SRontos, ben 8. Gltobrr, Rnoet bic ggabI ~fOlatnptr
Stamten iiatt:
stues 1. 9i;e. @r%6fbeutEn
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fer, Gdmuei Stetn, Safob Rneptpb, u. 8Batten.
fd1eiet unO q BetnearteH, perben i'm Bibltoibet.
Sinl1er Der pSoneorbia" BON 2 nbr JIahlnittaas bis 10
nbr abenos bic thinner Der oa5u bsredtigteu NBits
sItsber enteeeenm bmen. Gtc 8frnaituna:
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GmhEehlung.

ia mid arnnIbeit aipinst, msine Gr5tlide grarls aaT.
il8ebfn, 10 ,ptro metn Bureau s2r. 80 GnesS ~ rpoS.
ioop. ipater BON Or. Ss. p, Srpns bsnobut peroen,
fpsld9sn TO instnen gattsnten init BEN erbbtenWsreniiesn
as tpres 3htrauens nno tbrer auHo itaft tpirbig tnl@
pteblet fam, iino ba Or. Jrons In Der S5amilie, peIde
Nr. 81, Sttosyroaotpap, bepobnt, iebt, 10 tanfi CT I'M.
irer ot aas oosr bel slaht oaielbii an8etroiien toerosn.
tSrp. 10, IWttl .. u. JuIpes.
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Gus Mfaffabnietts. = Gbed VGts
fdnura.

BOtof, n. Sept. NuQulfus 8urrlsr,
elm proieiioneIer GdlI9er, bepouirts in Der
Rational @rhan9e 8ant einen Shed iiber
$4,000 aui Dunenn Sberman d Comp. in
Rem : Dprf uno sos furs barauf $1,000. Sa
Der Sanfs Raitrer 8erba4t itbptte 10 fraste
bauIs an uno erfubr, ooB Der $4,000 : Shed
aeFdlIdbt tpar. Gurrter muroe in Dem Augens
blide perbaftet, als ct na6 Netp : 9ort abfab'
rem mollte,