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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
gnntI Tut 9nlttutists.
Little Brooches.
IBY BRET HAITE-J
/, Pike Couu.y View of special Providence.


7 don't 90 so much on religion,
l never amt had no she ";
But Eve got a middliE' tight grip, sir,
ON the handful o. things know.
don't pan out on the prophets,
And free will, and that sort OF thing
Rut / b'lieve in God and the angels,
Ever seuce one night last spring.
7 ro,ae into town with some turnips,
Ard nv little Gabe come along
No four-year old in the county
Could beat bin for pretty and strong.
Peart and clipper and sassy,
Always ready to swear and fight
And I'd l;trnt him to chaw terbaeker,
Just TO keep his milk teeth white.
The snow come down like a blanket
As passed by Taggart's store.
went in for jug Of molasses
And lett the team at the door.
They SCARED at something and started
heard one little squall,
And hell-t0-split over the prairie
Went team Little Breaches and all.
Hell-to-split over the prdirie
was almost (, oze with skeer;
But we rcusted up some torches,
And sareAei for 'eIn far and near.
At last we struck horses and wagon,
showed under "a soft white mound,
Upsot dead heat-but of little Gabe
No hide nor hair was found.
And here all hope sOured on me,
or nv fellow -crltters' aid =
! lust dropped down on my marrow bones,
Crotch deep in the snO" and prayed
BY this, the torches was played out,
And me and IsTul Par
Went off for some wood to a sheep-fold
That he said was somewhar thar.
We found it at last, and little shed
Where they shat up the lambs at night.
We Looked in and seen them huddled thar,
So warm and sleepy and white.
And THAR sot Little breeches and ehlrPed
AS pert as ever you see
al want a chaw of terbacker,
And that's what's the matter with me-
How did he get thar Angels,
He eouId never have walked in that storm.
They lest scooped down and tOted him
To whar il was safe and warm.
And think that saving little child,
And bringing him to his own,
Is darned sight better business
Than loafing around The Throne.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

SPONGE PuDDNG.-Oue quart of
milk, one cup of -four, salt, seven
eggs: bake one hour or more; and
eat with sauce; rich cream sauce is
very nice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
dec 22t

11S ;ags Rio an Laguira Coffee.
9nO Barre!s Ere N sni Refined Sugar.
TDD Kc,B an ri Carb.
ANN LIE - IA Sods h Co
Sov.lSil NLtk
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
SPECIAL TO LADIES.
FINE OPENING ON MONDAY
NEXT OF
Ladies' and Misses Winter Hats

in all colors-plush, silk and velvet, al
ers, PlumSs and, Black Velvet Cloak
ings, Black, Blue and colored Ribbons,
100 doz. Spool Thrc al, all colors, war
ranted 200 yds. 5 sp)ols for p cents.
Ladies' white and colored Corsets for
Sl.15. Gents and Ladies' double and
single Shawls; breakfast Shawls, Bal
morals for Misses, Ladies and children.
REMEMBER we sell the best Rio
Coffee for > cents, nice Brown Sugars
for 10 cents and up, Amber Drip Syrup,
very nice, 81, Prime MolasScs ~ cents.
at Burson's Buildings, Bristol.
/. b. DUNN & co.
dec eff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
NOTICE |!

4 or N. in ebted - thc Estate of c
ali ar, cease &. by note o. otherwise will
We ard t. ible by calling AMI settling
a. longer time ca iu5t lac gjv,l- This N~rch
1877. 4. S. GALLIHfR,
mar. 4-2t ri. ADM r. of e. OailIIcr, lee
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
Collecting Manure from Cow Va ds.

Collecting Manure from Cow Ya-d s.
Talk to a farmer about the value of
manure and the importance of col
lecting and saving it for future use,
and he isastonis he'd thatany on should
suspect that he is not master of that
subject and practi:ed it to the last
shovelful Then take a walk with
him to his summer COW yard. where
the milking is done morning and even.
ings. and the land leading to it, and
you will find the droppings of per-
haps six months or year scattered
about and trariped into the dust and
partially washed away by the rains,
to the amount Of cart loads. One
cart Of this is worth more than two
from the barnyard, as any practical
gardener will tell you. But the far
mer looks upon these droppings, many
Of which are reduced to powder, as
beneath his notice. There is waste
that might have added ten buShel of
wheat 70 his granary, or ton of hay
to his hay-mOw, if it had been collect
ed every week and properly applied.
One hours labor every week woul
have saved all ,his, which would have
been worth more in producing crops
than 9 ton of so-called phosphate. at
a cost of sixty dollars in cash. Thes
drOppiHgS always make their mark
when applied to the land-the phos-
pilates not always These remarks
do not always apply to all farmers,
there are many honorable exceptions
and their fields show it to their ad-
vantage; but their are too many to
whom it will apply. and their fields
tell tale too, but not much TO their
credit We hope some of them will
take the hint and do better in the
future. Fields are horrible tell-tales.
KEEPING Onions. Many complain
that onions do not keep. The troub-
le is in keeping them too warm. The
onion is a bulb, plant at rest, and
the least warmth starts il into activi-
ty. 1t is much better that onions
should remain frozen through the
winter, provided they can thaw gradu-
ally. than to put them in a cellar Of
other warm place where their vegeta-
tive powers will arouse. II put in
large heaps onions VIII be sure to
spoil; but if spread in thin LAYERS
and covered with hay and straw, so
that if frozen the thawing may be
gradual, they will keep we'll through
the winter. 1t is the custom with
onion grow ers to get their crop to
market IS soon as possible. If they
were to provide proper storage, they
would realize much more for them
when sent to market later in the sea-
son.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

10 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
for sale at
sep. Soft.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

A Western engineer has invented a
hOt-water pump to squirt deaf men of
the track.
A yOurg gentlemen who has just
married little beauty says she would
have been tall,r, but she is of such
precious materials that Nature could
not afford it.
Meeting a negro on the road, a
traveller said, You have lost some o:
your friends, | see?'' Yes, massa."
WAS it a near or a distant relative ~
well, purity distant-'bout twenty
four mile" was the reply.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24
TOWN LOT Fer SALE ~
HCGTS!JN II.

fer for sale an acre lot situated in front
Of tie NJ. Z. Church, on the Va. side OF Brls-
tol, and Lear the location OF the Va. by.
Railroad: boulde on the e, s 0y the IhomE-
son property, on tn south by Beaver CreeA
ana on the West ~ tie Wrencher property
The lot is beautifully and conveniently loca-
ted, and bargoin can be had b. application
to the subscriber
EDwARD G.. T. HUGHEs.
may 27-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

A person. hearing that thine Is
money" became DESTROYS of learnins
now many years it would take "to
pay a little debt Of a hundred dol
lars -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

An eminent painter was once asked
what h. mixed his collors with in or
der to produce so extraordinary al
eli CT. Il mix them with brains.
SIR" was his answer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

four mile, - was the reply.
A person. hearing that thine Is
money" became DESTROYS of learnin,
how many years it would take "to
pay a little debt of a hundred dol
lars p
An eminent painter was once asked
what h. mixed his collors with in or
der to produce so extraordinary al
eli CT. Il mix them with brains.
Sirp was his answer.
a man was once brought up before
a magistrate charged with marryine
six wives The magistrate asked i'm
how'he could be so hardened a william.
please your Honor" replied the
fellow, Il was trying to get a good
oLep'
You Ratter me-" said thin ex.
qpisite the other day to young lady
who was praising the beauties of his
mustache. ''For heavens sake.
ma'am," intcrposed and old skipper.
don't maze that monkey any Aatter
than he IS -
A New York cat was so rash as to
lick the cl eek of a lady of improved
complexion. and in few minutes was
no more. Younggentlemen will please
take motto
A hurley Teuton, whose taste for
beer could not be disputed. entered
an omnibus one day with a huge neer-
schaum in his mouth. and taking the
only vacant seat, proceeded to roll
forth full volumes of smoke. The
driver, seeing this violation of rules,
called out to him, mo smoking al
lowed" The Dutchman, taking the
pipe from his mouth with an air OF
establishment, thus replied to the po-
lite driver, Il don't make no noise
when | schmOkes.'
Some people are curious to learn
what the man who peddles peaches
meaus when he gives one of his I'M
earthly yellS. | can tell them. He
says, ''Allyowarn W lgeegissallyhgwa
taynga p He is a Jerseyman by
marriage. and consequently unac-
quainted with the English language.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

SO Bbls. Reid Corn and Rae Whiskey
LEE, TAYLOR. & COZ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-24

Nov. lS-tf.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-09
TRANSPORTATION,
OFFICE OF NORTH LA. s. TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANy.


RAILROAD COMPANy.
MONROE, La, Feb. 6, 1871.
On and after Monday, February 9th, the
trains on this Road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS,
Leave Monroe daily Sundays ecepted) at
4 A. NJ.
Arrive at Delta 10 90 A. NJ.
Leave Delta at / 90 p. NJ.
Arrive at Monroe 6.45 P. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Monroe at A. NJ. on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. ~.
Leave Delta at Z A. NJ. on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Through freight per car load will be car
ried by passenger train.
Way freight will be shipped by freight
train. /" II 80
Freights for Flag Stations will be deliv-
cred at the designated points at OWNERS
RISK, whether there be any person there to
receive It or not. ,5.,,.....
Freights for Flag Stations must be pre-
paid. ~. ,sa. .ytf
Mg- Passenger trains make close connec-
ton at Vicksburg with cars of the Vicksburg
q Meridian Railroad, for all points North
and East, and for New Orleans. Time from
Monroe to New Orleans, q hours.
BOY ff III. .ro j. w. GREEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Through tickets sold, and baggage check
ed through. ~ '.l deolz-d3m
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-09
CIMON MARX,
II GERSON, JR.,

II GERSON, JR.,
IL DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Notions, &c, Groceries, Crockery,
Saddlery, Guns, Pistols, and General Plan
tation Supplies.
Highest price paid for cotton and other
produce.
Liberal cash advances made on consign-
ments to his friends in New Orleans.
decl2-d3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
9cuti0cs S6catcr

- Die 9adl. GiIrn II. GcbIen 80.
blut icstcn al her 0dibinBtrn Ncrnns
Elm nsutS Glfsnwsrt In Ter 6rrm etnrt l..
Tas iaeIiGr l. IN III tfi 50 SUP, eae
thld,; 1O7 tti 80 8uf, unp bic fGoli6s
Wablr 327 tti 100 3. unp I'm Stante,
thuisnp 5cunsn 7 Shisnrn ilbtii& gu
prObu,irrn. Gs iOu Die a'6bts Gifsnmiibls
In ben Trr. Stldten psrrrn une an 1000
pelIcnsn @sf&aitiguus srtru.
- Sn Ger Ser. ct. DiRritt Court gu
Yittsburs erGCb bic SutY am pcrisen
DOnnsrfaB glntIussn 9sscn @sc. Bel
iUrt, Wi6asI 5atBsl, Scbn 8ranh So
Ispb Ytatisntur0. SOtm StrtiIrr uno
gRm. Smattman wsssn Nusgstsn falihen
0sltss. Gie S@ufie fnp iammtIisb ppn
tittem County.
- Die Oorettown Bride III irBt fer
tia unp ttrstts tsm @strauh iibsrsebsn.
= @m Snmfas Nadmitta9 tra& bic
StHFi6e elmer Wins nabs 9lr. 6 (Dun'
moro Elm unn trr auf rsm @runrs artrt.
tente Mi&ael gghilb wurbs psri6iiItct.
Ssin 9sihndbm murNs iplter duSDesrd'
Zen uHc Gm McntlB bsfditrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
y c t. m | ( cb t 6 8.

- gB6Grrnb am lsBten Dounsrfas
Elm bsutI6rr Wil6bdnblrr 9amenS Sri
6ael Ssnfel, nate 5ilsrS SObIenpsrt In
Dunmorr SIp. wObnDaft, In Ssgleituns
Isiner 5rau bsimwdris fubr, 1iir;ts Der
gBa9en um unb nuf bic 5rau, welhe
Ihmrr,lide @rrlsBunsen srbtelt.
- 5riB @rumbs, SCbn hes Srn. Ger.
0rambs babler, fsl AM pcrtgsn Scnn'
tag pou rtnem nrusn 0sbdure unp srs
bielt cine IGIimme gSunor am 5intsttupfr,
70 bae Isin Gsben ssfabrrrt mar. Gr BE-
fnbst fb isrp4 auf Der SsferunS.
- NuS elmer Nctij In bsutissr Num'
msr srRsbt Der qefer bob Sr. 3. Simon
isbt Isin Qiqucr8eI6dit i'm aItrn 9rtale
auf eistne 8tGnun9 tstrsitt. Ssine
gBaarr, bsIOnters has Yruiian SsSstnbIs
Sitters, fnO pcrSiieIi6 unp pisIsn dbnIt'
den @rltteln pprsujirtsn une bic 8irma
trRrett id, rurh prpmpts Grfiauns IT,
rsr auftrdss ale Sunbsn jufrisbsnJuitsl'
len.
- Die trmptratiide febsnce County
Committee fir 2ujernr County psrInm'
melt ib In tsr Siics res 6rn. u. g.
Srunbase gu gBiItssbdrre am 8rritas orr
10. 1ai, UNI 2 llbr Na6mitta9S, I'M
DsIssaten CUR StaatS. Convention 3u sr
nsnnsn unp anrrrr @sfhGtte pcn Snte'
rsIe gu srIseiSsn.
- Serr G9arlsS SsuSnsr, BON 9tsR
rrnsJoar SO. 513, unb Srr @sC. St5
Der, prn Naian,loss 20. $40, 8. 8. 8
g., Tno ais 9tpriirnianien CUR @roeIr9
pon ibrsu rrip. ecSsn srpdbIt ppresn mi
ttsetrn fa am niaarn IOntas mad
6arritturs, mo hjs @rcelcge bisIsS SAB
oiBunS bait.
= S8Ir bGrfu, bab rts qaRtrb69lrn Il
commercial aaep I'm cine writsrs prr
mtsrt wsIbtu. Die @asntsn. w1lds oa
rsrart 81 teuuBsnNs @sbiuer psrmistts
ten, iClltn eilriDs NiltsIitrsr brr glOuu
@sns Gtriaian gITcciatipn lsin,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
bentc M6cnO.

0Uup. @sarp bat rsn 5pn. Samss
u. eO8an gum prdfpsnt.8idtsr btS 10.
0sri6tSptartttsS srnanut; Der fri9sre
Sntatrr bss amtss, Spn. Samrs 9uf-
finstun, rsFsnirts Dor sinissr 3sit.
- 5trr gB. $. 5uusr, Der ta&tiss
GalFrsr Der Isr6ants unb 1ehanics
Sant pabisr, Bat feline IsFSnatipn an bic
DIrrttcrsn einesrsidt.
- Der 5ru6tSus Der 9. II. Susq. Gi'
fsntatn iitsrfubr am 6rsttas se9sn Gtrnt
stpa cine Mrls untsrtaIb Scranton ,pti
Sabc unb lIptste birieltsn. Dur& tsu
StCb purte bic locomotive Gus bem 9r'
Isiir ospprien; hsr ipdtsr fd[Ii9r YafaStrr'
;ug mubte bort baltrn unb feline SnIal'
fen asIaustsn auf S&ufsrS Ndppsn BIER
Ser.
9bilabslpbia, 8. Nat. Natt elmer De-
psf&s aus gfbIanp ~ bsuts NprSsn IL
Ger GrntraIia.6UbIsnsruts bic grtstt DOT
rsn 8cbIrnaritsru wisrr aufesEOmmsr
wrrteu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
9armOnic Glub Sale,

- Gin trIefensr SrlinSsr perurIa4ts
am 5rritag rinsn &uflauf an g4YUmins
Apeuur, aber srf mad riuer balbrn
Stuubs srIaisn Gin rinarmiesr Yplibf,
nm itn mad ber Qpfup ab;nfiibreu. Der
9lubsf6rsr lsiFeie giSsrlanb unb cine
an,atl feline faullsn;snbsn 9anbslrute
miI6ten 1d gu fetnsn 9unfsn In ben
ScanbaI; BOD esIane sS faIiseli6, ibn
tns God ;u f6afsn, pUbin itm elm anps>
rsr SrIduSer fclstr, Der bic 9oIijsi an
auSii6unS itrer 9Fiht psrbinbern rcllts.
Spl6s SrrsGnse esrridsn Der Stapt unb
Der bnran ttrIlnrbmenrsn Ssp5ltsrunsS.
tlafs CUR S6anbs; Nom bic ausitunS
Der @flrbr bier ni6t brba9t fer mag ih
ins SeufslS gfamsn In elm Qanb Ghsersn,
wp sS ibm tsTsr esfdIIi, nidtt atsr Rem
Seamten gBtrsrfanp lstfsn. Sei bieIsr
0elsssnbstt mG6tsn mir ,usIsi6 auf sinsn
1ieeriif aufmsrtIam maiden, Der BON
albrrmdnnern Sislfa& besanssn wirb.
gBir wursn 1&cn oft 3suss. bab elm
@unn, wrI&sr 0sssn bic gUIi,si fIt Sar
Bstre fssIs, NIT ptrleItrn Strafe bslaRst
pIrN, ais ME ginsr, Der sutpilIis fsinsn
Sermin nrtritt. Dies III unrs&t; psr
geiNerRaup leitst OSer stnsn 9sfunssnsu
3u bsfreisn fu&t, ssbGrt 1870 Sage In
paS @sfdnSnib unO nur burd anwsnSune
elmer iCI&sn Strafe tanu Der YcliSst ibr
Gmt lethtsr 9ema6t wsrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
= Die QlSat anb nrh lmriil tnl

So Die NS&Is anb nod tmfsig sm
pfnplt& taIt, mean auA bic Sunat tSit'
rsnb hes 9asss sinissrmaBsn aufwdrmt.r
- Gin fleinss spsiidbrisss RiS&en
wurbt pcrIsbten DisnRas nube Yint
SrrOt pUn slnsm 8ra&tjuss iltsrfabrn
unb sstUttst.
- 8rennp o. GcGd I6irn felt IdnDrrsr
Belt ftbcn Der anTdt, bab es ni6t eut
fsi, rsnu rsr Isnfh uGIsin i1; er bislt
ais Sdrfespsr BON Sad lftts ,n alien Bel.
ten tsS Gdast cine ,ablrsib. @sisaI&aft
um ll@ psrfimmslt unb IN, um cen Spru6
In ictnem ean,sn llmFonne irntr ,u mn.
den, am ppyi8en Donnsraa9 gtrnp in
ben trtli9sn Gbslanb osIre!rn. Die 3atl
Ger sin9slaSsnrn Gdfe mar sine srcbs
unb nd6rsm bic GrwtIsnren eintsr gr.
frti6un9en 5u fb 9sncmmrn, purrrn
Slide unb Stibls aus bem Ws9s ss
rdumt, um fh ssbSris oustan;sn Su f5n,
nen, wcjr ter neusetadtne gbtmunn,
unter NiiiRrn, Der Srn. Wia9auIsr uno
S6impif, auFipisIte. Die @sfIi6aft
trsunle iit erf bel 5agseantru@, inter
ben tslten OIidwiini6rn fir eas nsuvtr'
mdbIts Yaar.
- Die bisiissn pc1rn rsr o.. q. 81.
ma6:n IrtrnSwsrtbs Nnirtn9unssn, nm
bic 6cnrS fir Elm Ienfmai gum Anrenfen
an tbre 9sfnQrusH &dmsrdttG auinbrin-
gen unp psranaal!en ~ benz 3wrd 5cll
liAtritsn, 9setursS II. III. 9ae publifum
Iplte fer Organization CUR gbtraguna
oieisr Gbreni6ulp trbhIFih iein. Gin
Wie9riff MAR rs inbsiTsu, einrn iibsr.
lpanntfn Narren, wie SEQ. s. 5rain, ,u
pisiem 3psf ,u eneasiren uno ibm gu
erlanten, feline SNtiNsn starn bic Drut.
fbcn lrsiulaiIsn.
- Dtn GUntrnEt ium Ban Der 9Cdup
bat Yatrd 8alib fir $500 sr6alten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
lit Der

- Sn Der AN Wcntaa Ntrnt nbas
baiifnrn Brdmlrnpabl POM hrutl6rn
BaurcrcIu Nr. 3 murprn biz folacnrcn
0trrrn aIs Hrnmis rrwGbl!: ..
VrGfNnt, u. IS. @oppmanr. f..
@i3s prGi., 9cf. Grieier.
Sstrstir, Gbaf. 8rro. &easr.
S6abmsiRsr, Sol. s. G'dn1sr.
OirGftprrn: 9atOb Grid, SObn &irin,
9Obn 9Irmtruf. 8rrr. gBOrmisr, Strmann
Mrbr, 56tp. Straut. Mi6asl Nmmaun,
9otn 3tiOIrr, 6riB Wcri6.
Die srarn pitr 8ramiCn murrsn tri
defamation rrmdblt; bic 8eibrilisun9
an Ter 9Babl m&r rius l6mabr, pa In
@Au;en nur 81 Stimmrn islsn.
= Die grteit iur 9sporatur rrr Spee
Yart Bride BAT tr8cnnrn.
- Gin siwa 12idbriSrs Wdpbsn, mel.
DIES nit rinrr an,atl anbsrsr Sinner auf
bent @rtsiIs Der 9. II. Sutq. GiItnbabn
AM Ucrlsbtsn Mlttwu6 nabs @inpOta
SOblen nu1at, wurpr Son rem 5.45 3uss
iitsrfabren unS In iiirGtrrIi6rr gRsiIt
ptrItimmrIt. Die &InSsr parsn Iimmt.
LID jsitls Druus pom grlrIis essanSen;
bic Gsrun9Iiidte bate atrr In Der Gle
itren SCblsnsimsr psrasHen unS tst rem
gsriu6, ibn Su bclsH UsrIcr lls ttr es'
ksu
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0crnasGan, Ia
5ctaI germEaru s fO6S,62i

Der llnirrsribnste II alrtniBrr Nbrnt fir
Scranton anS llmsrsruS fiir siefs beipfu riibne
litlf beFannten Srutlbsn GIrleaIbafttn Nib Grrn
erbShs, irbs uGbsrs Iusfunft Sl rrtbeiIrn.
grIIihrrlr grrlpnrn bnbrn ibre grGmiru an
ibn Su Sab!rn. M. 0cbcn,
Sffer nit abvofnt u. ". Gbais, GjrrSpry's
grbaubr, Ginsans al genu Npenns. 22,1t
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@bNpleS WnQcr,
Merchant Tailor,

Cfraber in @iIfrstarrs,)
mnttt bicrmit brfannt, baB or I'D in Scrnntpn
nieherGrlaIlrn unb Gin GIrltGftsIpfal III padas
panud glpr., gr9sniter brm Spernbaus. rrpnnet
bat. Gr mirb itrtS cine 9utr Nuspabl pom bsIten
Suhe irtrr Sprtc ScrrGtbiB baItrn uHe enlrlbf
nadb trm mOSrrnitrn Stylr Su Anjii8rn Srrnr'
beitCr. .....
Reparaturcn unS 0llr III mrin Sad rtnI6lh'
arntsn glrtcitrn pfrStu prompt unS bilig be-
Iprgt. 13e|U
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Wdttln VlutbpS WV ''".h' N"'
f,,6, Gstwanptt., IEneu tl' itlabt hsh
sslans. Gu prlsn 'laurh ruro'r bic
arteitrr nod mtsaantsit, nd6osm llt he
rsits erItGp:t am s'crsH laHen.
@saen 4 llOt eins cine NF'li' GompnS'
ME ppn bier naa rem G6a"p!abF tfS
gufrubres al. risIrltr fam a6'r 81 lrat
une fanp blre nod, ,wst net &r'wunertfn
vcr, c,e uadb ibrer l5simatb IT S'ltpnr
gebradt murtsn.
g3enn inter Der bifllsu N'pSIftrrn6
pittlib nch Sgmpltbic fnr rts Sads
Der @llner bsfano, lp trussn pie's W0r'
l5dlr eaw fri. puCn Sgn dPien N'h
IdwtnCsn ,u n'ad'rr. lie Arbriisr mad
ten prn fsmlelren Mthir @strauH. has
Die Winer l6cn lrit Mpnnisn un8slttrt
aueSriibt bnttru: rfm Nedtr, IN Ufentli'
der &erIdmmluEi pie = lhlnas ju ers
lprten. Vel ten mrl(Gfn Ntinerr ihei'
neu iscod aueere Yeur ftine Ytstr su
batrn; lie reanlpruhen Die br rlten Stelen
ale Auiicbcr. lie magen i'd bic Gonrole
ilbrr RoblsuwcrTs an, idrstb.n rrn Gem'
paanteu pen 2trteitslpbn OGr unp wenn
etnc anpere 6taiIs unirrer 8epblternn9
t9re 9tsdts gsleup mlJhsu piu, iple ). y.
bic lett Snbreu ron ibucu ilberocTtbetltrn
arbriIsr (6anc!ansrr), limb lis pie eFfen,
es iRr nrritig Su MAIDEN. 9jtit Sent'n, lie
bsrart srsrn 8rAt. @riSB unr StpnuuS
pcrlpsrn, Fann teiu urpsntl:tsr Burger
Iympai6iEren, mag rr aud fribsr iRrr
5crpsrunscn iIr tsrs6itst 9sbalirn ba'
ZEN.
Snfolgc Der pbi9rn @prganse batsn
fd, einC a,rge AnSabl Ccr trtlfrn Ntnsr
uno Nrteiter yrn FER 94. y. u. IpsAelh8t
unN bsihluiIeH, in 3ufnnff nir wirOsr
mtt seslIhrn ;uidmmsm iu wtrfcn.
@ins srrbs NnSabi rer 9RfIl6rn linb
nadb gRiftsbarre unb oncrrsn Srtrn ge'
adussu, nm Nrtrit iu (u6cn.
Sine Ntaion. GerlNmmIun8 pcn W!'
nrrn nnb Nrtsitsrn rcr Trl. II. 1uOiOn
6. &c. inno om Dienitng in prrpirrnrt
G3idlt mo 6te etu,e tslhlclen, cbnr 2ir'
OinAuaa IN llr arbrit ju ssbrn nnp bic
Gntihetpuua ilter ris V6bnr sinem
StbiepSacrid1ie ,u ibelIGlen.
Ter Mabaupp Dtfritt (SduyItiH
GCuntp) bat GtsniauS ric 5sIilfBung Der
q5bnr siGcm 9biepSRerI6ie i'Deririrlsn.
Mad ouen Anirthrn " i,tIieBfn, bari
man bier nan wsnialtrnr cIntr thfiIwriIsn
9luindbmr Ger Nrtctt in fnrIsitfr Strip
entaelsnitbn,
~ -.
=, ,.,', V - ,.,a- m,'., at..
rrihlr rie 5rnntliu 6eucr So. ppn Dprc
Yanf cine Ginaatr. wrrin iIc init SuflGi-
una rrc6t, mrun rit GtnNt fein SpriBsns
baas baut.
Cine Srrprpnung sar Grtfnuns BON
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: nle fpputII,arllAl Staats. Gcn.

- Die fbputli'aflfai staals.Gca.
sentieh trril dH H., uhp bic t!hUtratl.
lGs am 24. Iidt in Sltricburs juiam'
men, nm ganoiraisn fur Gsnsral'aurt'
tor unD Grnsral.gsrms0sr ju ernsnnsn.
- Die bisiiss Scb 5rlcw eetsnS Ssr'
ldrunac @clcGihai! bicIt am Z. Iai
ibre 0tamtrnwa5l nit 1r'srnrsm Sf'fnl'
tai ok:
NrGfrrnt, 9iifOlaut slrt.
Biz prii., GtriltIan eanss.
Strrtir, Wauusl Green.
S&dBm., Sci. Saumetfrr.
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- Or. D. Shlpr3er, rer meme rsuiIbr
@sIanpts In 8al0iustcn, i1 BON MsrIFc,
wUfsIta sr msbrsrs Sabre prsubi&rr Sc.
1anetsr mar, In Nrw sJCrf nnssfcmmsn.
gr tritt brfannIIi6 an StsIls brS Baron
.. 0erUlt.