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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-08

-Ioe-cool lemonade, At
DAVIS SALOON.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-08

Fresh fish, just as nice as when taken
from the water, at Coates & Freeman's.
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F1RsT IN Market Jos. Howard had
the first venison in the market-on August
LIST, which was the first day allowed by
law. He has at all times tho incest mutton
and latest beef to be found IN tho whole
country. It is surprising how successful
Howard is in picking up fat stock.
Mr.. G. W. Herrick, Of the Minneapolis
Marble Works, was in town this week set
ting up handsome monument at the grave
Of Mrs. R. I. Scott, in the cemetery. :. It
il Of Italian marble, on granite base,
and y fne piece Of work. All the hest
marble work in the cemetery ID from Mr..
Herz1ck's estsblishmsat.
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MIR. Charles T. Smith was again injur-
ed this week in Raymond & Ovens sash
factory, though not very seriously.
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60 to Tenvoorde's, and get tho best
shingles made by the st. Paul Manufac-
turing Company, Tx z@,>s,#t:4
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The next Baptist Society will meet
with Mrs. Charles Smith, lower town,
Friday afternoon and svenin 6, the 18th
inst. All are invited.
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received At Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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THE MARKET 8
ST. CLOUD, Aug. 8, 1872

ST. CLOUD, Aug. 8, 1872
Wheat is oming in very slowly, and
brings $1.o0a$l.03.
Oats 25a2sc.
Corn, SOC.
Flour at retail-XXXX $500; xxx
$3.50; Xxx $500 per barrel; at whole
sale, so cents per barrel less.
Feed-$1.S5 per cwt.
Cornmeal-$1.35.
Shorts-$l.00.
BrAn-60c.
Eggs-15c.
Butter-Good, 15a18c; lower grades,
10a12c.
Potatoes-New, plenty, at 25a4oc per
bushel.
Green apples-$6 per barrel; $3.50 per
pushel.
Blueberries-$5 per bushel; 124c per
quart.
Vegetables of all kinds are plenty.
Beans, $l.25a$l.5O per bushcl.
Cheese-123a15c per pound.
Maple Sugar-15a20c per pound.
Hay-$oa8 per ton.
Wool-Unwashed, 3sa35c; washed, b0a
Csc.
Beef-0n foot, sas3c; retailing, sa123c
per pound.
Veal-8c dressed; retailing, 10a123c per
pound.
Mutton-on foot, &C.; retailing 10al23c
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed; retailing, l0a123c
per pound.
Mess pork, $12 per barrel.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7.
Whest-$1 Az for No. l.
Oats-2sc.
Corn-42}o.
A rise in wheat during the past week
| Of 10 cents.
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fruit and berries, at Boyd's.

All kinds Of groceries, the beet in
tho market, ct - Russzl1's.
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down 60 the prices of goods at
Smiths Grocery.
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IMpRovIMENTs.-Mr. Thos. Jones is
putting up now blacksmith shop, ;20x85,
on St. German street, next door to Noyes'
shop.
A new floor is being put in the second
story Of the Corbett building, opposite
The JOURNAL Office. We understand that
it is to be rented 40 q club room for tho
Grant and Wilson Club.
Mr.. J. A. Upham, Jr., has completed
handsome porch at his residence.
The Catholic church is being re-pain+-
ed and otherwise improved.
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On Friday horse driven by Mrs.
Capt. 0rovenor attempted to run away, and
did make considerable progress for a time,
but Mrs. g. exhibited great presence Of
mind and succeeded in getting the animal
under control before any damage was dene.
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Good lager beer, the best in the city,
at Davis Saloon.
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Russell delivers all goods bought Of
him.
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On Tuesday night, Is hunting party,
consisting Of Mr.. H. A. Uphsm, Cashier Of
the City Bank, St. Paul, and Messrs. J. G.
Smith, IF. Bell, F. Vincent, and E. Smith,
Of this city, were returning from chicken
hunt, their conveyance upset ~ they were
Il turning tho corner by the Central House,
md there was . general spilling out Of
precious humanity. Mr.. Bell had his wrist
out, but tho rest Of the party sustained no
injuries.
On Monday Of last week, two strangers,
o. H. Comfort and G. E. Norgood, hired
span Of horses Of J. Carpenter & Son to 20
to Little Falls, distance Of 80 miles. and
return that night. They drove ON 10 Brain
erd, 50 miles, the same day, and came back
on Thursday making, as is charged, 1888
miles in about SO hours. Mr.. Carpenter
claimed that one horse Was materially in
jured, and demanded damages, which were
refused. They were then arrested and
tried before Justice Wsod-L. W. Collins,
1 OF this city, prosecuting and O. Taylor de-
tending. They were bound over to appear
ct the next term Of Court. On SATURDAY
. writ Of ho6eas corpus was issued by Judge
. MoKelvy. The prayer for the diecharee
Of the prisoners was denied. They then
!. gave bail for 5000. Taylor and E. Rob-
eftson being their sureties. Messrs. Comfort
and Norgood claim that they hired the
I team for IS per day, without any agree
mont or stipulation, and that tho horses
were not injured.
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"A boarder at one Of our hotels disputed
his bill on last Friday, and in tho course
Of the conversation inconsiderately told
the proprietor that he lied. Three Of that
bosrder's front teeth will never again mas
ucate hash, and the hotel man was minus
$500 for tho benefit Of the city.
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AT meeting Of Company F last even.
ing, four new recruits were mustered in
Messrs. E. L. Allen, D. N. Holcombe, F.
Hall and P. Meyst shoulderins the musket.
G. A. Vandsrsluis was appointed Third
Sergeant. A special meeting will bs hold
on next Wednesday evening.
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TRoTT1Na MATcH.-A trot for $500 will
take place At the Driving Park on next
Saturday afternoon. E. A. Parker names
b. 6. Farmer Boy to wagon, and B. D..
Woodmansee names blk 6. Prince to hsr-
ness. There will be other races. Trot-
ting to commence at q o'clock. Admis-
sion, SO cents carriages and wagons free.
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Only 25 cents for THE JOURNAL dur
ing the entire campaign-nearly four
months. Tell your neighbors.
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"A letter from P. G. Ransom reports
him as still living in Seoor, ILL.,, to which
point he removed from this place:
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-Quarter-second watches, at
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-08

-Good groceries, and plenty Of them,
at low rates, at Boyd's.
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For groe cries, 80 to Boyd's.
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Buy drugs at Rhodes 4 Spencer's.
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A SPECIAL OFFER.

We will send The JOURNAL and eth er
the st. Paul Press or the MINI eapolis
Tribune one year for $500.
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POLICE IrrMs.-On Friday Henry Stear-
ing paid Justice Barnes SIS and costs for .
little extra bibulosity.
On Monday James Reding was found to
be plum full Of poor whisky, and the re-
suit was $40 for the city.
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On Tuesday night there was heavy
storm Of rain and wind, with some hail
In several localities considerable damage
was done by the hail. The weather during
the past week has been rather too rainy
for harvesting, and the appearances indi-
cate still more rain.
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Tell your neighbors that
THE JOURNAL will OnlV
cost them rs cents from now
until NoVem Der 18th.

Mr.. c. Bridgman will begin tonight
running his lower saw mill during the en-
tire twenty-four hours. He has to do this
in order to cut what lumber will be re-
quired. Both mills have been running
during tho day.
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-Draught aud driving horses for sale at
Herbert's livery stable.
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STRUCK BY L1GHTN1Na.-During the
storm on Tuesday night, the depot at Saul
Rapids was struck by lightning. No dam
age was done beyond ripping up the floor
and tearing of some Of the ella yboarding.
On the afternoon of the same day the
house Of Mr.. P. H. Lee, opposite Clearwa-
ter, was struck, but ne special damage was
done. The "subtle fluid" made o detour
to the hen house, and played havoc with
some of the poultry.
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Judge McKelvy is holding term Of
the District Court at Thomson, in Carlton
county.
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ICE CREAM {!

~" ~4GEA<ANA
The undersigned has opened n lee
Cream Saloon and Confectionery Estsblish.
msat on Washington avenue, where 10 will
be prepared 10 serve
- s;@ AT ALL TIMES
finely favored Ice Cream; also Cenisctioa.
cry, Mats, 30. Give me call
= = ". :<z& z%oE 8. J. HUFFER.
81. Cloud, June 17th. 1871.
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RAILROAD Matters The track has
been laid to point three miles beyond
spunk Lake, twenty.three miles from this
city. The construction train is running
that far. Work is progressing slowly, as
iron Is not being supplied Is needed, very
much to the disgust Of Charley Dunn, who
is anxious to rush matters.
The Engineers Office has been removed
to the end Of the track, and is in charge
Of Mr.. R. Davenport.
On Tuesday some scoundrel laid q tie
across the track near tie Sank River bridge.
Contrary TO his expectations, the tram
pushed the impeachment along and out Of
the way, without any injury being done.
The storm on Tuesday night washed out
a portion Of the embsnkment near st. Jo:,
leaving hole about six feet deep under
tho track. It was not noticed, and as the
construction train rolled on to the place
yesterday, the ties fell and the rails broke
in two, but the cars all went over in SAFE
ty. This fortunate result Is attributed to
the style Of rail used-the fish joint
which kept the track pretty well to it's
place.
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The best violins are bought Of Rhodes
& Spencer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-08

-Seedless raisins and pitted cherries a
Smiths Grocery.
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In order that a frst-class
paper-giving all the gen.
eral, local and political
news-may be placed with
in the reach Of everybody,
we will furnish THE JOUR-
. NAL from this date until
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Csietillas de 30 oiga,rillos papel orozur blanso
Ya3ss poF / y t9ia@ndo e q = calasS: = Ss6ss
ia. de 80 ID. "a. ID. 22 por y i'd id. 3 5a 25.
". de IS id. gruegos id. 23 por id ID a ~
Pioadura prensada en- paQuetes de ID q 6O Cts
LII. en- paquetes sin prensar a 30 cts.
IA. suelta del pals 25 cts.
:TABACOS ELABORADOS
Imperiales el mil 5 75.
Regalias 1ritanicas i'd & s 80.
Cafiones rayados id. q s so.
Regalia Imperial id. q 80.
id sobre-mesa id. G s 80.
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Chicas id. $3.50.
Regalia de cenchas i'd - 80
Conchitas id. g s 25.
Brevas id. $50.
Id. cilindradas superior id. 40.
L6ndres i'd IS.
Regalia cilindrsdas on paquetes do cid . ~.
Millar buenO i'd. id. 16 i'd. & : Is.
Millar id. 20 id. q 8 10.
Id. redondo id. i'd i'd. 1O.l
NOTA.-El precio del cigarrilllO no varfa por-
que 81 Rape1 & empitead1o sea de hlS de agoa3n
un buen surtido de papel de hi-o las mejores IA
bricas de Espana. 40
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ySeuer Snunereiu.

Gpmite.
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nit Der i3eit elm unsebeuer semorb.n III, bon
Dem bas eaab iiber furs ODER lang bereit
merben mus.
Inn nod einmaf auf bic so. Staats3ei-
tuns" auriidsufommen, felt bieie bas Sol.
senbe als oas Sacit Der p%srlduftseu uuterius
dung hin:
stir ben prdfbenten Grant sibt es eigent.
lid idon iett, jebenfaIs aber iobalo bic I'M
teriuduns geidloieu 1T, MIR n en- rihtt'
gen Weg in bieier Sahe unb bic 4usla9sH
beS &riegsmiutfters iolteu linn oielen Weg
3eisen. Ser &riessminiter uno ale Ietne
llnterbeamten, welde UNI ben @baratter 8e.
m%iu9ton's ais Ggeut Der franS0fihen Regte-
rung sepuBt babeu, miiiien in Der etlatantes
fen Beiie entlafen peroen, menn nlft fir
ibr Serbreden gesen bas S0lferredt Der Prd=
iibent lelbit BON Der 6fentlihen Meinung Der
autportlif gemadt meroenioq."
@egeniiber bielen republifanii1en Clint
men fam man oas @ei6ret Der fleinen Slaier
iiber Wangel an Yatriotismus BEL ben In.
trasfeuern uno iber bic sdn5lide unidulo
Der COMMUNICATION pobl ueripinoen; benin
ntht ieber Shreiber zines Barteiblattes if Elm
Stleam - melber iesnete, als er ausgel9idt
nor, su fuden; Siele berielben f1nnen faunl
bon iid riibmen, baB fe ben Mutb BON Bi'
liam's Giel beieen, Der meni9iteus title fans
uub i6rie, ole er bon ieinem Germ angetrie'
ben muroe, gegen ben @nsel nit benz larn'
menoen Shmerte Su reuren; bieie 9raueu
Sreunoe renren blinb uno 9ebanfenlos babin,
no man irbtnpriigelt.
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Die fur6tbare 8lnttbat tn
Canton. Chin

Wie mir bereits telesrapbiid melbeten, fanb
in Der Wa4t pom 8. auf ben 10. Wdr3, bonn
Samifag auf Sonntag, in Der Ndbe BON
Danton, Ohio, cine Heibe bon Morbtbaten,
tpte fe tuobl nod ME in Mpntgomerp-G cunz
tn borsefommen iinb, fatt. Am Sonntag
Morsen nm flint rbr uerbreitete 1fih in Dapz
ton 6as @eriiht, oaB cine Worbtbat an Der
@opinston,Y ife, in Der Ndbe .pon Dapton,
peribt moroen iei. :3nei Yoli5ifen fubren
lofort mad benz ansebliden Shaapfase bes
Woroes ab. Als fe unsefdbr orei Meilen
BON Der Staot e1tfernt paren, begegnete ibs
men Elm Wagen, anf peldem bier QanoleIte
1aBen. bon benen Der Cine Der W6rber mar.
Gr iprad iebr i9nel unb i'm auf~9eresteng one
nit ben anbern. Gr mar nidt sefeielt unh
man fonnte Is an ietnem Geubern riat ieben,
baB er @efangeuer toar. Mls bic Qente bic
Yoli5ifen bemerften, er3dblten fe ibnen ben
@ahperhalt uno erfldrten, fe moateu ben
Wann mad Daptou b~ringen, nm i'm ben
Beb0roeu Sl iibergeben. Die Yoli3ifen nab
men ibn NIT ii6, brahten i'm snr Stabt unb
ftedten tbn in'8 StationSbauS.-Oer Sfau.
plat bes Ihau6erbaften 8erbre1ens, Der pier
Wteilen bon Dapton on Der Gonington-Bife
gele9en III, pnroe AbenbS nm s ubr bon et.
neme Beri6terfatter beindt. Gr belhreibt
bic Sceue in felgenber Meiie: Das 6aus lift
elm aweif6di9es, aus Eahperf deficiencies
unb bot elm redt biibldes IeuBere, 1T aber i'm
Snnern armielig auSgefattet. sis MIR CUR
Sronttbtre bereintraten, burd3 melhe offens
bar Niemanb nod benz Mbgange oes WtSr=
oerS 9e9augel mar, bot fb uuiern Au9en elm
furhtbarer Aubltd bar. Auf benz 8ette lie<
geno, ~poaianbis bon alien &leibunssiiideu
elttblSBt, befanb iid oer2eidnam elmer Srau.
Dieielbe iaien etma breiBis Sabre oft gu ieiu
uno trug iinDerfennbare Nerfmale bes Gr.
o%rofelns an fih. 4leS IN benz 3iHlner mar
in sroBter unoronuu9. Snoem mir bieien
Ylat bes .Sammers perlieBen, sinsen mir
quer itber Elm Selo unb tannen in Elm fleines
@ebiih, no on benz nier eiies 8ahes bic
2ei6e zines &ia6es lag, pelfeS etua ledS
Monate eft mar. Der bintere She'll leineS
Shdoels mar eingebriidt unb Der 8Drper mar
nadt nnb BLOC. l1nsefdbr 200 garos BON
Der 2side bieies &inbes 1agen 3rpei anbere
Qeiden, bic bon einem &uaben unb eineul
Mdbhen, ir1Nlter bon reip. 6 unb 8 Sabren.
Sic batteu feline Metmale duberer 8erlesuns
on ftd.
I'm bieie 3eit perbreitete iid bic Wadri6t
in Der nmge9eno unb cine sroBe An5abl BON
Wfdnnern uno Weibern fanlen herbei. Die
eeiden tuurben ih5n angefleibet u1o neben<
sinanoer in eiH .3immer bes 9anles gele9t.
AlS MIR Aqes geieben nnb 9ebDrt batten, gtn=
gen MIR ipteoer CUR Staot 5urid unb unters
blelten unS nit Dem M1rber.
Oerlelbe CAB ieinen Nameu oils 2eonGarb
gtarquarot an. Gr iaeint unsefdbr so Sabre
alt au letn, ob8leib er bebauptet, ert So
Sabre Al 5dblen. Or TT Elm Dentiher bon
Geburt uno reiie Dor 10 Sabren BON 9eutif.
LAMB ab. CT febt iebr barnilos aus uuo fei1
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NGtisen.

-ueber bic rlieben Tettern II. Sawdscr"
unieres Yrdfoenten bort man tdsltd id0nere
Saaen. pr. 6. Sinen, Der Sdmager BON
Senator Shurs, bat elm Shreiben an bic
Chicago Eribiine" geridtet, in ueldem er
ionoerbare @ntbiqunsen iiber 5meigerwanote
bes Yrdioenten madt. Ser cine bapon 1T
Or. 2amper, elm Setter Disqualification rant,
Der anbere befen 8ruber Srui1e Grant. Sn
8e3us auf ben Grften erfabren mir, baB er
Dor bret Sabren 8bistes.S uipettOr (gauger)
mar . ais folder fi9 Acknowledgements
8rannttpein aueiguete uno oafiir anf 8eran-
lafuns Sifen's abseiett 1purbe. 9amper er'
belt lofort cine aubere Inielung I'M Serrtto-
RUM Waibinston, no er aber neue Wfogeleten
ma4te nno abermals abseiest perben muBte.
Sb er niht iest pieoer on Der Bunoesfrlppe
iebt, meiB mar 5mar aift, aber elm @unoer
mdre es ni1t. - Son SrpiIe @rant ersdblt
9r. SiHen, baB berielbe ibm oas aniinnen
9efe1t babe, inn bird bic Singer
5u ebe n, tpenn er cine Branntueinbren<
nerei in 8etrieb iete uuo boppelto piel
@etraibe bermaiide, reip. boppelt 10 piel
Sprit ab5iebe, al8 er b er E II re.-Shpa'
ger &aiep lift nod STANDARDIZATION in Nem'
Srleans unb Setter Yeet idniirt bic Neus
Yorfer &aufleute nod heute.
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Geora GdJninn=SS nnperein 9fr. A.
ga fh bieier 8erein jebt propiIorifh oraautfirt
bat uuo biegeiefe beretts au9enommen fino, 70 iDeroeH
aae erindty peI1e antbelle 9e5el6Het baben, uRo Die
Den IA. D.. gfts., absnos 8 ubr, in pSdDminn's
Saue, SIR. 81 mo %, @et=8ratttraBe, ein3utnben,
"a Die einfdreibegc6ibren an9cnoInnen iUerben.
gtte guiSabluns @oRnertas, ben 4. Aprit. zoo
4nt5eile ftnb bereits eeJeiGnet.
ia 8. Serrmdnn, PROB. 9rii.;
SimpH SSirsburser, prop. Blce=8rdi.;
Yefer Sudbeimer, PROB. S6asm.;
(63-D ! OeorQ Sdminr prop. Ger.
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Rem=gort, IL. gadrs. = (Selbfmore timer
iunsen Deutidsn.l Die 23sjdbri9e Utarie 9oriuis,
iuelAe bel ibren Oilers I'M 6auie yfr. 272, 8. Apenne,
fyobnte, jagte iib geiterr Wabmittas cine 8usel in's
S@ebirn nH6 iarb In tpentsen Dainuten. Diaris fuar
bic dlteFte Eohter oes &urSsuaarene9 drolers Wfeper
5ornis, Der felt mebrereH Sabreit IN obisem Sauie
fein @et6dft betreibt unD i'm oberen Stode fuobnt.
Oas Wdo6en, 6as cine griiaette BON einnebmenoem
AeuBern mar, bali nebft ibrer S6tuefter i'm 9ei1ifie
Der @lterR nn6 mar nit einem 9eaGteten iuneen
Wtanne nerlobt. @efern 8ormittae mar Warie In
gutter 9aune nno beiorste ibre 4rbeiten in seiuobnter
Weiie. I'm IL nbr Nadmitta9s perlies ne plosIi6
bsu 2aeen nno besab fa in Den BarIor i'm 5tueitsn
Stode, beffeu Eblre ne l6loB, aber niht perrieeelte.
Weni9e Wtinuteu ipdter b6rte ibre Shueter, Die i'm
9aben eintse &un6en b~eoi.nte, einen idrperen 6aa
uno elite binauf, no ne Narie aus elmer Mnnoe an
Der 6tirne bluteno am Booeu ltesen fano. Die ers
itroGene S6ipefer rief Die <ern, oeren S6nerS fb
Mot beidreiben fdet. Dr. 9dmmerer Durbe gleib
berbeigebolt, aber Wfarie ftarb bnlo nab leiner Ans
tunft. Die nriade, meIhe Ufarie Den Selbftmorb
beseben lies, lit nod ntdt befannt, bod beboupten
InliBise 3un9en, bag Elm 3eriuirfuiB init benz Srdu.
tisam bic lriahe TAI. Coroner Serrman iplro bente
Set0enftau balten. (Sourn.)
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6i(hiiez8nnn.
gleue Mn3eigea.
Gd1uInriifut1n.

Die grliuns Der oeutldeu' lutbtriidsn ct. @at-
iz9emeinoeidule on 6opette., na5e @Gnalitra6e,
be9innt am beutioeu WiprSen, ben IA. b. DitS. ,
nit Der ~nuteriten @laiie uno enbet 6reifaS Nahmit-
tag nit Der oherTten Glaiie. Die @ltern DIT SGuIer
mo ShulreunOe iiberbuupt fiuo freunoliaft etn9ez
laben. beiSuUobnen. SIN auitra9e
1874 nes SdlulrafheS.
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p6eS=Museiae.

gs ffdlb am IL. Wtdr5 na9 lansen f6peren 2eiben
uniere scIiebte @attin uno Wtutter Weatbilee sSeber
i'm alter Don Sc Sabren 2 Noraten uno IL Eagen.
Die Seeroi9un9 ftnbet auf berttc. BEN IA. pfdrB,
&ahmittass SDiIben 8 uno 4 llbT BON Nr. AS,
Sam pftee=St aus ftatt. Sreunoe uno 8erpanDte
fin0 eln9elaoeR, ~oeritlhen bciSuluobnen.
Nun, Ghor oe5 Erteoens, oftne bid!
Sinein! - bier i6lieBt Die WaGfabrt fi9.
S5r ShIummeruoen i'm Sriebensreit.
9onnt aaSu9leib aub ibr Gin JtGumIcin neben gu6!
(63-4l Gauiel gSeber neblt Sinnert.
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Neupr Nnuhereiu

neuen. aui gutter 6 onifitution ~iusenben 8auuerein gu
~sriinotn. Siebbaber, iuelhe %9eiOnneH iino, iid eiHem
IIberalen 9ereine antuidIisEen, fiHo ptermit freunoz
libft srfu6t, ndGten Sreirag. ben 10. gfdr5, abeuos
8 tlpr bel Srn. SDiepb SdlSer, GGe Der eager uno
@analftraBe, porSuiprchen. IS lino bereits 200 Gr=
tbeile %uer9eben. SIM 9uftra9e
f63-5) Er7r pfeIer witaIieDer.
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sesgr !GuGfen mno Grfdltuuoen.

2aroane'S Suffeus& prnp III sunerfi9tltt als elm
Fderes uno erfolereites 5eitmittet 9esen 9uiter, Grs
tdltuns une ale arantbsiten ber grontialsR o9reu
tpddiene. Yreis % Gents pro TIuide. gu baden bel
9arpane, Gde Der 8aitimore. HHe &arrifppfr.,
iofuss bel alien Drosuifeu. taneuf23, l2afe. t&p.j
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Neuer 8uunercin.

aue, Die bersits antbeile 9esei6net boben, unb
Sotbe, Die fb eiusm euten 8ereine aninlie6en tpol=
len, tperben eriutt. bente @bcus, ben IA. ViirB,
rs ltbr, i'm 20tale bes Srn. 2inSenfrutb, on ga
mall, Stuiiden Orleans. uno DiulitenftrGBe., it9 ein=
~Suinoen, UNI an Der Seratbuna Der 9eiese tbeil5uz
nebmen. 400 4ntbeile iinb berelts 9eseiGnet.
W1prlB SSeDrandJ, 4. &. II btrtler,
eSeorS SiidJer, .. .. 4aHfters
SSiIh. 5usel, Safpb StaR,
fh1-AN Qnnia RnInuf
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Nerihf

Serift
lberoen uftanbber
nSoltSs Seuer=SerlidserunsS Geieuf6aft BON
Baltimore"
ben l. Sanuar 1872.
Rarttpertb.
Btttsbur9 : gonne1soiuer Gilenbabnz
O6ItSotiOnen $f0,98OO 90
ct. gpuiier BafiersS bti9ationen 10000 %
Staat Bir9iaien 6 oniols) 1854 90
(@ertlftate) 900 90
ytortbern @eHtral<giienbabnzSb (ig, 9,304 80
Anleiben burb Sapotbeten aui 9runo=
eigentbum 9efibert 54,652 40
Baar in Saile uno in 8ant 2,150H
BrimieH in Srdniito 49l 20
ipinbe 800 90
$9O,27 u
ltnbe5abIte Sipioenoeu 1856 so
4nSeIohtsne AniprHde 10000
Noh Hitt fdli9e AniprItde 74S)29
$9,52179
(59-64l -- Sobu Siebredlt, Eetf.
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Mrinn.Grinnnhereim-

8ur gtadri9t fhr Die Tlitstieber bes parion s@e.
iansuereins, DGs bic Spnrta9sz 4bencnntcrbaltuH'
gen ouf etnise 2Sobeu aug epoben itno, neil 9r.
S9le9sl Die pale %rsropiren lGBt. Ihtun9Soou