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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-15
Of Real Fstata :

NOTICE-Sale Of Real Estate
IN In pursuance ofan order granted by the
Probate Court OF Trumbull County, Ohio, I
will offer FOR sale at public auction, on Satur-
DAY. the Istn day or March, ISL, at O'Clock,
?. n upon the premises, the following des-
cribed real estate, situate In the County Of
Trumbull, and state Of Ohio, aud 10 the
township Of Bro0kaeld and Is bounded and
described as follows, to-Ritg On the north
by lands owned by the heirs o. Vim. No
GOnceny, decd; on the east by lands owned
BY Jas. Groves and Vim. Carlton; on the
south by lands owned by the wife OF wm.
Sampson, q on the west by lands owned
by Levi Cushman. and contains thirty acres
cflaud. be the anne more orless. Apprals-
sdatSISdl JOHN CAWFIEED. %
! EXirof Thomas CaWdeld, deed,
Ratlin& Moses, Att'ys for Executor,
Feb, rs. lNl-4t.
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New Advertisements.
DATRx FARM

A T ADMINISTRATORS SALE
III pursuance OF an order OF me Pm
b-ye Court OF Trumbull County. Ohio. will
oner fo- sale at Publ Auction on \ prem-
lses, on the l6tn dav OF March, Al. ISL. the
following described real estate situate
In the township Of Vernon, County OF
Irumbull, and state OF ohio, and is part Of
the Granger Tract, and is bounded and des-
eribed as follows Parcel lst IL In Lot No.
r. commencing on the lot line at the south
east corner Of lands Of Thomas Gibson ;
thence south 70 lands formerly owned By
stephen smith thence west along the line
OF said smiths lands 10 land u Samuel
Henry I; thence north 70 lands OF Thomas
Gibson thence east to place OF beginning.
and contains one huudre acres OF land
Parcel ID, is In Lot No. =, and Is bounded
north by lands OF FLAMES n. King: east and
west by the lot lines, and south BY a line
parallel with the north line, and 10 far dis
Tan as 10 contain one hundred and eighty
two and one-half acres OF land being the
entire Dairy Farm Of the late Robert Mellish.
decd, containing &25z acres OF land. Build
Ing and fences good: house nearly new
About 50 acres Of timber, all appraised at
$500. Terms-oue-third in hand. one-thfrd
IN one year and one-third II two years from
day OF sale, with interest-payments To be
secured by mortgage upon the premises
sale between the hours OF I and 2 O'Clock.
p. m. OF said day. EDMUND A. REED.
Adm'rof Robert Mellish, decd.
Feb. IS. lS7l-4t.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICEl
DEPARTMENT CT INsuEx-C@

AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE0
DEPARTMENT OF I-NsuEZ-rCE,
COLUMBUS, Jan. q. 1871.
It is hereby certified, tina the Hartford
tire Insurance Company, located at Hart
ford, in the State Of Connecticut, has COM
piled, in all respects. with the laws Of his
state relating to Fire Insurance Companies,
for the current year., and has hled In this
ONCE q sworn statement, by the proper on
GERS thereof, showing its condition and busi-
ness, ~ the date OF such statement, dec. 81,
$780, to be as follows:
Amt OF actual paid up Capital 100000 %
Aggregate amt OF available As
z,7s7.5I9 %.
Aggregate am'tof Liabilitieslex-
ceptcapital including re-insu-
I,ls4cl Is
Am'tof Income for the preceding
year in cash I,7s9.la p
Amt OF Expenditures for the pre-
ceding year in cash---.--.......-- I.s46.sis 50
IL. 81 In witness whereof I have hereuuto
subscribed nv lame, and caused the
seal OF my Office TO be afiLed, the day
and year abOve written.
JAS. n. GOODMAN, Audr Of State.
ALBERT WATSON, Agent,
Feb IS, 1871. WARREN. O.
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HARRIsoN's ToMB.-The correspon-
dent OF the CINCINNATI Gdzette who ac-
cornpanied the conmiltes of the Ohio
Legislature to the tomb of President
Harrison, says: that the mind OF the
Ohio Legislature is made up 10 allow the
tomb OF OhiO's only President to lie neg
lected no longer. We may safely pre-
dict that the committee will recommend
the appropriation OF $4,000 to erect over
that grave at North Bend = monument
worthy Of the people whom he served
so long and go well.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-15

can nomination for Governor, General
Garfield is the most frequently men
toned as the most popular and much
strongest nomination that could be
made. He is understood as personally
unequivOcally opposed t. being made
acandidate, but the pressure is power
full from all sections Of the State, and
il is not improbable he will be placed
at the head Of the ticket, willing or
not willing. In case Gen. Garfield
should peremptorily refuse the nomi-
nation, Gen. NJ. d. Leggett, formerly
Of Warren, but Of late years a citizen
Of GAINESVILLE, and present Commits
siOner Of Patents at Washington, is
spoken Of Is an available and able
man, and well qualified for the CUB
ernatorial chair. It is generally con-
ceded among the Democrats that their
candidate will be Gen. Thomas Ewing,
Jr. How the Vallandigham school Of
Democrats will be able to vote for one
Of Eineoln's bloody Generals, is 8
question which will probably not
seriously disturb their india rubber
eonseienoes. Among the civilian can
didates on the Republican side, Hon.
Samuel Galloway, Of Columbus, probs-
bly, stands first in strength and popu-
Iarity. Shouldt the Democracy nomi-
nate Gen. Ewing, it would render it
quite indispensable that the Republi-
can candidate should be clothed with
the prestige Of military exploits
However, as it is seven months yet
until the election, there is no need Of
haste in designating candi-
dates. The State Convention will
probably not be held till August
hence the campaign will be short, and
should be lively. W. R.
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Saturday, March Is, A. ID. ISL,

betu cen the hours Of one end Gva O'Clock,
d. m. OF said day, the following described
land and tenements, tO-wit situate In the
township OF Liberty. county Of Trumbull.
ana state OF Ohio, and known as the Wright
farm, bounded and described as follows
On the east by andsO owned anl occupied by
Daniel MosieE OF the south by lands own
Cd hy the heirs Of Daniel Boyes aud Isaac
Sutton: on the west by Holmes Hoad, and
on the north by lands formerly owned BY
Thomas and David Boyd, containing in all
hny four go acres. Appraised at S2i60-
Terms sh. G, W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
sherifFs ONCE, Warren, o., E l5-lS7l-5t
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Capital fully paid up = 100000 90.
Am'tof Available Assets, I,4O7,7SS 80
AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICE,l
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE..
CnIunHUz Feb. / XII

AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICEl
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS, Feb.l, I'LL
It il hereby certified. that the Manhattan
Insurance Company, locateda az New IOrk,in
the State OF New York, has complied, in
all respects, with the laws Of this State rela-
ting 70 Fire Insurance Companies. for the
current year. and has nled in this omca 8
sworn statement by the proper officers
thereof showing its condition n business,
at the date Of such statement, Dec. ~, ls7OJ
TO be as follows:
Amount OF actual paid up Capital $4,000 %
Aggregate mt OF available As
Aggregate amt OF Liabilities lex
cept capital) including rs-insu-
AIaal a
Amt OF Income for the preceding
Amt OF Expenditures for thu pre-
ceding year In cash-------.~--,- 1S4,4s0 %
II. 81 In witness whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name. and caused the
seal OF my omee 70 be amLed, the
day and year shove written.
JAS. H GOODMAN, Auditor ofStste.
A. D. WEBB, Agent,
Feb. Is, ISL. at WARREN, o.
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.IssOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
DNOtice iahereby given thatthe partner
snip f0Emed Ian. lS7l, underthehrm name
OF Chryst AinYOung & Co, was dissolved
hy mutual consent on the 18th day OF jan
ISL. Mr.. MinYoung Withdrawing nom said
drm, All business Of said nrm VIII De
settled BY S. r. Chryst s. 90, who have pur,
chased ths Interest Of Mr. MinIOunE in said
arm.
Feh. l. IHl-st JOHN WICKLIHE,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
III win offer for sale my house and lot
'.u Washington In Warren. For
terms, enquire Of the subscriber. on the
premises, or Of John n Stull, Warren. Ohio.
Warren, FEB. Is. Isz1-2ts.
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New Advertisements.

7 IST OF LETTERS
LUnclafmed, remaining in the Warrsh
Post ONCE. Tuesday. Feb. IA. 1871.
Andre Mrs Annie Liney Andrew
Barclay DR. Miller ] D9
Clapp MS Meyer George
Deal William Park Mrs Nary
Fwal Dr. Reynold Mrs Lidey
Fulk Mrs James Radisel Alexander
Hammell John Struble Geo
Hake Lizzie Stracken william
HeZeltine Miss lola Welsh his
Huber Miss Mary J Williams Miss Louisa
Kennedy Miss Lucin-Willson MrsEA
da Wilson "
EA-Havs your letterH directed in care o.
u bOx.
Those marked with q STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above. viii
please to call for advertised letters.
II not called for In 80 days viii be sent %
dead letter ONCE.
Onics nourE. 80 A NJ, to 80 P. n.
Il. H. TOWNSEND. P. n
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ESTATE of Rufus NJ. Shaw. decd.
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoint
Ell and qualified rs R~esiduary Legatee On
the estate Of Rufus N. Shaw. decd, late or
Trumbun Co, Ohio, and is authorized to
administer thereon
MARIAN B. SHAW.
Mecca O. Feb. Is Ig=I-3ts
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DEATHS.

Notice efdeah Ess-O5ituGTv fee esna per line
Jan. o. 1871. at Warren, Mr.. JAMES ARM-
1AGE, aged 81 years
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Trumbull County Jail.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS---No-
ested, aud pa~rtfcularlyNto mechanics and
builders, b q the Commissioners OF Trum-
bull County. Ohio, intend to erect a Jail and
Sherih-s residence on the Jail lot in The
city OF Warren, Ohio. The plans, descrip-
TORS, bills and specifications for said build
ing can be seen, and will be open TO public
inspection at the Auditors Office OF said
County, in warren, on and after the hrsL
day OF March, A. ID. IS7l..
Sealed proposals for the furnishing OF all
materials Tor erecting ana competing sald
Jail and SheriGs residence in accord
ance with said plans and specifications will
be receiveda at said Auditors once, up to the
18th day Of April, MA. ID. 1871, addressed TO
the Commissioners OF Trumbul County.
Ohio, endorsed proposals for building a
Jail and Snsrirns residence Each proyO-
sal must contain the full name and resi-
dencs (andif a nrm, the nam and style o.
the firm alsO) ofthe person or persons max
ing the same, n must be accompanied by
surety satisfactory to the Conn tssioners,
thatif the proposal IS accepted the person or
persons will appear at said Auditors ONCE
within nve days after said 18th day Of April,
ISL, and enter Into q contract accordingly,
and i v bonds Nth sufhcisnt and sauEfac-
tory security for the performances OF the
contract as required by law. Blanks for pro-
posals and the accompanying securty can
be obtained at the Auditors ONCE, and will
be furnished to any person DESTROYS Of max
ing proposals, by application TO the Audi
tor, and all proposals should be made on
said blanks. The Commissioner reserve
the right to decline any and all proposals
not satisfactory in form. amount, orsecurity.
o. K. WOLCOTT,
3. A. REED.
/. =. PAYNE,
Commissioners Of Trumbull Co.
JAS. D. KENNEDY. Co. Auditor.
Feb. IS, lS7l-9t.
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Mecca. d, a.. IS. Is.I-3tl
TTACHAIENT.

n l.
AE. r. and R. Clark. plaintids, vs.. John
Crawford, defendant. Before Henry Hamfl-
toni p, Of BrOokheld township, Trumbull
County. Ohio. On the I'D day OF January,
1871, said Justice issued an order Of Attach
ment In the above action for the sum OF ten
dollars and twelve cents. and Haid cause Is
set for hearing on the 9Th day OF March, A..
D.. 1871, at 2 o'clock, p. N.
E. F. 4 R. CLARK, Pitts.
BrookdeId. Feb. IS. ITO.-3t
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
O5HIP. Notice Is hereby given that the
partnershlp heretofore existing under the
name OF Howard & kOehler, OF Warren, Is
dissolved by mutual consent
HOWARD & EOEHLER.
Warren. Feb. Is. IS7I-3t.
John Koehler wiz hereafter conduct the
business az the old stand on Liberty ST., one
door south OF the First National Rank.
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AUDITOR Of STATE'S CERTIFICATE
Asro THE BUSINESS \ AFFAIRsoTrHE
Continental Insurance ca.
OF NEW YORK,
For the Year ending December 81, $50.
Capital fully Paid Up, $500. 900 90
AMT Of AEailabIe Assets, 9.5SS.O37 a
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,O
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
rnrURra lMrn Eah La Isl

- @<-mM
DEPARTMEST OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS OHIO, Feb. ist, ISL.
tt s hereby certified. that the Continental
(Fire) Insurance Company, located 81 New
York, In heStateofN y. Y. has complied, IN all
respects, with the laws OF this state, rela-
ting 70 Fire. Insurance Companies. for the
current year. and has filed in this office
q sworn Statement. by the proper officers
thereof shoWingits condition and business,
at the date OF such statement, dec, 81, lS7OJ
70 be as follows:
Amt OF actual paid-up Capital-S5oQO00 90
Aggregate Amt CT Available As
25ss.G7H
Aggregate Amt Of Liabilities, in
Guiding Reinsurance -. 6T,ln a
Amt Of Income for the preceding
year Aau4lsa- "
Amt OF Expenditures for the pre-
eedinE year S62O2@
IL. 81 In witness whereof. have heTeunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal OF my ONCE to b af1xed. the day
and year above written.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN, Add. OF Estate.
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ROAD

At the request Of some farmers in
our county, q bill has been introduced
which provides that township trus-
tees may be authorized, by q vote Of
the people, to levy ageneral township
road tax, to be used for the benefit Of
weak road districts, whose proportion
Of the ordinary tax is not sufficient
to keep their roads in proper eondi-
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AUDITOR Of STATE'S CERTIFICATE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFFAIRs OF TIE
Manhattan Insurance Comply
OF NEW x0RE.
For the Year ending Dec. 81, Is7ag
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ESTATE Of Samantha J. Rynett,
ILdec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the estate OF Semantha J. kynettt deed,
late OF TrumbulI Co., Ohio
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Rowland, Feb. !, IS7l-sJ'
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ESTATE of Walter StOddRrd, decd.
1.-THE undersigned has beepduly appoint
"a and uuaiihed as Administrator on the
Of Walter StOddaFd, deed, late Of
Frumbul Co. Ohio.
Fowler, Feb, I, Is7I-sts
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The LAW

Passed last winter, which makes the
owner Of q building rented to a party
selling liquor, responsible for viola
tons Of the liquor laws, and for dam
age arising from the sale Of liquor to
persons, has proved a source Of much
tribulation to the dramshop keepers
and the owners Of the houses
They are making a move to have the
law repealed, but it is not probable
that this Legislature win extend its
sympathy to these social vampires.
and undo its sensible action Of last
winter nm this ouestion.
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Kent Is to have a cotton factory.
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gdItOriGINotss from the state Capitol.

The principal and most important
subiect Of legislative discussion, the
mast week, was the bill to authorize
tba State Board Of Equalization to
raduee. at their discretion, the APP
nraisement Of the real estate returned
on the grand duplicate Of the State
for 1871. two hundred million dollars
The Board Of Equalization had me-
m~orisIized the Legislature for author
e. 70 reduce the whole valuation
Int one hundred and forty-hve mill
lions. which would have left the ag-
,rsgate At one thousand Millions
There were divers efforts to amend 50
a n limit the reduction to thirteen,
tvsIve and ten per cent; but these
,ronositions were voted down, and
nv a decided majority the House
voted TO reduce the amount above
named. which is equivalent to q re-
duetion Of seventeen per cent 1t
wss forcibly argued that under in
struetions Of the State Auditor land
had been appraised at a greenbaek
valuation, which did not meet the
constitutional requirement that all
property listed for taxation must be
appraised at its true value in money,
and therefore it was but just and
it should be reduced to 8 gold
basis. The Senate will probably psss
the bill in the form which it has
passed the House.
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OHFRTFFfS SALE.
Hiram @. Boys. e. Al. J

OHERIFF'S SALE.
0rhe state OF Ohio, Trpmbull County, IS.
Jones & Murray, In MahoniugC Com
vs.. SmOu Pleas.
Hiram @. Boys, ct al. j
By virtue OF an ordeTo OF sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of MahOning
County, Ohio, IN the named case. 10
me directed and delivered, ! have levied N
aud shall expose 70 public sale at the door
OF the COurt House In the city Of Warren,
Ohio, on
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IAE
Among the gentlemen named as
proper persons TO receive the Republic
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ABNOLDs INK,
Ernnr ~
ArnTICE "a DIVIDEND.

CARMENE INK.
And an kinds o. onc
" on hand,
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ALBERT WATSON, Agent,
Feb. IS, ISL. WARREN, O.
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FRANCIS BAKER.

Guardian OF WILDER ". Holoc
Newton Falls, Feb. Ia lSIi-4t.
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. s~tHtisnery, constant
Warren.O. ian, &-4t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-11
Il,
Die Sdutgeiffr.

cit fnb, unt iInb I'M. uns eei9aart
Die @eifer tpunbertar;
limb no las Nus' fe niGt sewabrt,
6rtennt has 9er3 Ge tlar.
@ie oft, ,Dsnn bic erlatmte &raft
SIN lesten Sturn1e brad,
@snn i'd umionlt mid aufssraHt
Grorii6t BON Gram unb @9maG,
@enu utermddtis, %risiensrob
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sDas Aug in Gbrausu iiberfee
Die Welt rur mir seri@wane -
Damn in benz bittern ausenblid
Slang plSBli9 mir Elm Wort
l1ne rib pom Mbsruno mid surud,
Rib mid gum 5immel fort.
Mein blDsss Muse fab es ni&t,
Du1 mars tsin leerer Wabn;
Sd las in H7siasS geifes 2i9t:
Wcin Gnssl bats eetban!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-11
(Gortlebuns.)

Sim beuti9en Sage bate Dolores
cen Shleihbdnoler wtecer 3u fid be-
rufer, ; aleiu er fam NIT lesren5dncen.
Nuf benz S9lone oertebrte fe ntdt nit
ibm. sic fiirdtete &erca6t ;u erre>
aen. Dolores bdtte NiGt5 ouf Der
Belt eenpmmen fit ibrer anideinenp
feinen Gbarafter. Nud waren rie
Birren css Bir9erfrieees poriber, uno
Mlpbonlo bdtte cem @rafen bon 2eon
Nt9t5 mebr Don Belans gu iasen ae<
nuet. Garum wdblte Dolores ben
eiuiamen Strano nit ietnen yielen
Shludteu. Sefte:s >par lle idon NIT
Alpbonlo bier 3ulammen9etrpffen. Der
z9leidbdneler beotadtete freili6 BIER
itsr cas- frenste Stiulbweisen. Do
lcreS Lies es tn Der Resel ME an einem
9uten Trinfselo fsblen. De- @raf
mar leiceno uno yermibte Dolores
nidt ret,n er pare pom Marie nit
elmer leicenlhaftlihen 2tebe sepFe9t.
De!pre6 fonuts alio unssbinoert ibre
Bese seben. Man6mal bate Sie
freili1 ibre triben Stunpen. @ie
wubte, pab ,pennNlpbpni % ertappt mur<
De unp ausplaucerte, oaS iie nit ibm
ms Geroerben seSosen parpe. Das
ware freili@ fit cine Dame pom Stanz
Dc cine lhimpHi6e S@anpe sewelen.
Nenn ie Dem S6leidbdnrler auf Der
5fentliden StraBe besesnete, 70 fannz
ten ii9 Die 8etoen ni9t i'm eesenisitiz
gen woblperitancenen Snters7e. Vpr
Gem @rafen bielt ite NQes eebeim ; er
wdre in bic furatbarite Aufre9uns oer>
leBt porcen, wenn er gtwaS erfabren
tatte, ST bdtte ras duserfte Mittel
perlu@t fl@ son ibr gu tren11eu. 81
bdtte Die Sdanee auf isinem 5aule
ni9t ertra9en tInnen.
uGine luftise 0eididte, firwatr!
mas id Sbnen ersdblen wiQ, sndet9e
frau !" tesann Der S6leiabdn1ler.
Dolores besleitste pitle Nere nit etz
mem ~beiiaui5em 2ddsln.
Sag bSren, Nlpbonio !" {pra9 lie,
vid femme reine luiti9en GtnfdQe."
SIS 1T purdaus tcin luftiser Ginz
fall ; Die Sade it gar ni9t fumiid,"
veriegte Alptonlp> lin @esentbeu -
le lit iebr ernft."
uNun, i6 liete aud ;uweilsn Gas
Grnfe uno Ira9ilds," CAB Dolores
CUR Nntwort LATER rie Ginleituns Ger
WelAibte miro mir fait gu lanspsilis."
Die 0sl9i9te bat eisentlia feline
Ginlsituns," erinits Der S@lei@bdnrler,
~aber tie pat cine luiise Gortieyun9 F:
penn i1 rsrlcr ratst meme @aareu<
bauen-ois f1itltbten Seipenfohe"
~Oas bab' i& idon s'b5rt," ernie
certe Dolcres un9erulci9, uper mill
rsnn oieie 0eldible ?"
~1ie sndpise 6rau weib bereits Die
0sl9idte," lprad Nlpbonic uno SER
;os iein l9slmiides OeiI@t 3u einem
boobaften yd9slu, uabrenp feline Muz
gen na9 auen 0i9tunsen bliBten.
uAbsr mein Urlebntb bat nod feineu
S1lub."
vGs 1T allo ni9t aus 2" rief Do!o<
res better aus, pas Ding wiro
i1Dn."
Den S9luB ees Nbenteuers fSnnte
Niemano better MAIDEN, als bic sndpise
Grau," erpte.erte Ger S9lei9bdnpler
unp fein oides @eit9t nabm einen UNI
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-11
ron San ggago,

Gr,a6luug ats Dem ipaaiI@en Solfsieaeu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-25
FRENCH ROOTED HOUSE,

Stable, and l,OOO feet of land The house contains Il
good sized besides the attic; bath room water
closets; heated by furnace; gas city and well water
Stable has two stalls, with room enough for carriages
The lot has frontage Main st. OF eghy-seyen feet
$500 down at close of sale. G. II. b. CLAFLIN.
SIG dts b. w ABBOTT Auct,r