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The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24
M A r r I e d

In Van Buren,. on Sunday morning. the 22d
inst. ut the Methodist +. Church. by the Rev.
". Il. Boiling. DR.. RICHARD /. PEARSON and
Miss ELvA A, IIARREIL, daughter of the Rev.
John llarrell, all of this place.
The Methodist Church was crowded Sunday
morning with the elite of the city, to witness
the nuptal ceremonies Of our young friends.
DICK anI ELvA. After the close of the SER
vice. the happy couple, relatives and friends
were ushered in to the altar, where, in the
impressive ceremonies Of the Church. they
were made one. After the congratulations
and well wishes of the congregation the
bridal party and intimate friends returned to
the residence of the brides father.
We acknowledge our portion of the good
things that are usually served out to those
starting out on the sea OF matrimony. That
it may prove happy. prosperous one, they
have our best wishes.
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Proclamation Of The MavOr,

WHEREAS. the attention OF the Mayor
w has been called to the fact. that there
Is great amount OF combustible matter, cot
ton, &c. stored within the Town Corporate
Limits of Van Buren, and
WHEREAS. It is a usual custom to discharge
Fire Arms. Fire Crackers, Rockets &s., or
Christmas Holidays, all of which is forbidden
by the bylaws Of the Town, and dangerous
TO the property of the same.
In view of the above facts, and as fire
now would be q ealamityto the County ant
at the solicitation ofproperty holders,
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED. That the Tewr
Marshal arrest al parties thus violating tht
said law No exceptions to be made on ac
count Of Christmas and OF this timely notice
is hereby given; f'.
PEYTON II. JOHNSON, Mayor.
RICHARD |. PEARSON. Recorder.
Van Buren, Ark. Dec. Is, 1872.
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E@ The St. Louis Times of the 10Th
says that among the representatives OF
Northern business houses, having con-
uectious in New Orleans, who unite in
protesting against the arbitrary Federal
usurpations in that State, We find the
names of f. " Birmingham, of John
Mckittrick u Co., ST. Louis j. L. Bur
dean, agent Mississippi Valley Transpor
tation company. t. f. Wilcox, of John
S Durham, St Louis; and Walter Lyon
also Of this city; with many others from
New York, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago
and other cities. The concluding per
ton Of their address to the people Of the
North is AZ follows;
a fter an election which we believe to
have been conducted as fairly and hon.
estly as any in which the American peo
pie ever participated, finding themselves
beaten by large majority Of the votes
Of the citizens Of this city and State, this
un.crupulous anil irresponsible body OF
men have resorted to tricksry and vio-
enee to defea. the execution of the will
OF the people, as thus expressed,
Believing this action the greatest out
rage ever attempted to be carried out in
our country, and one which tends direct
" TO the overthrow Of the liberties OF
the people and to destroying the power
and socredpess of the ballot box we here
by enter our solemn protest against thS
high handed action, and appeal to oul
fellow citizens of the North to unite ii
protesting to Congress and the President
to the end that the legally elected officer:
Of the State may be installed in office, ,anc
the people Of the community supported
in their efforts to exercise the right o
franchise, that they may redeem theil
State from the bankruptcy and ruin witt
which it is now threatened through thu
action of these nameless adyenturers.
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Acknowle

We. the members and session of Van Buren
Presbyterian do hereby acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of beautiful Communion Service.
through the kindness of Mrs. Ada 5 Decherd
and friends in st Louis. Therefore.
Be it Resolced, That we tender our appre-
citation of this valuabl donation together
with our heartfelt thanks to those kind
friends who have provided for us this vaua-
Bile service, "
And do pray the Giver OF every good and
perfect gift. to fill their hearts with the full
ness Of His love and ever smile upon them in
his Providence.
JAS. c. KENNEDY. Pastor.
t- j. A. DIDRELI. Elder.
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School Directors.

On Saturday last the election OF School Di-
rectors came on as provided by law JoHN
elected. These are good selections. Both OF
them are Jealous advocates of public instruc-
tion and will devote their energies to the In
terests OF the schools. We heartily congratu-
late the parents of our school district on the
choice made.
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Oklahoma.

Ifthe Oklahoma Bill passes AS it is, the In
dian delegations at Washington are to blame
for it They had better, as we have continu-
ally advised them. do the best they can with
the inevitable and insist on making the bill
provide as fally as possible for the interests
of the Indians. Boudnot is the only man we
with the times and fully to understand the
situation. All the good that is in the bill, the
Indians arc indebted to him for and all the
evils they may thank Adair & Co. for. II
Adair & Co. would cease their war on Boud-
not and only strive for the good OF their fell
low citizens. they might, with him, accom-
pi'h some good. But they seem to be for
themselves. They, from their conduct. would
rather be petty leaders among semi-civilized
people, than to be average men among civil
lied people.
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I'VE suppose Dunham and Sparks and
Thomas and Dockery and the Barrys and
omoote and Tom Fletcher and Pagan and Uu-
Val and Gran. Wilcox, Ben. Brown. Sanders,
Fishback, and all their sort of fellows are no,
expected. VI. Il. Gdsette.
We suppose the old prostitute " rather see
any one at little Rock next month, than those
she kno,cs are fully cognizant Of her duplicity
and treachery to the Democratic party
treaehery to the May Convention-treaehery
to the deliberations and decisions of the com
bined committees of the Democratic and Re-
form parties. OF which two members Of the
Gazette company took part and acquiesced in.
Have no fears, old women :" its only pity
and commisseralion for your fallen and de-
prayed condition that we have.
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EF- Mr.. Risley, the father Of Miss
Olive Eislcy Seward, is to he married in
the spring to California widow. Mr..
Risley accompanied his daughter and
MIR. seward as far rs California, when
they took their trip around the world.
he there met the lady he is shortly to
marry.
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x1- The President has signed the act
removing the political disabilities OF l..
Q. C. Lamar, Of Mississippi, and the &C,
authorizing the issuance of college scrip
to the State OF Arkansas.
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cY- We notice that Hon. Tnos BoIEs has
introduced bill No. 30S7. authorizing the con-
struction Of a Bridge across the Arkansas
River at Van Buren,. Arkansas. and was read
first and second times and referred to the
Committee on Commerce and ordered printed.
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sE WILLIAM BowIIS has been commits
stoned Clerk of Crawford county and JASPER
P.GRaDY Sheriff, by Gov. IIadley. We be-
lieve the commissions date from the Ist Jan
uary, 1873.
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t2- The Searcy Record is responsible for
this ungenerous Item: Arkansas now has
two female editors, both at Dardanellc. That's
to" close. They ought to be 1000 miles apart,
50 that they could throw dirt at each other
aud not be compelled to pull hair L. r.
Journal.
Possibly he jadges the Dardanele Editors,
families from his own condition.
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tE- Commissions have been issued by Gov
IIadley to j. $. Rainwater. Coroner; j. :
Chastain, Surveyor; Marion Kimes, Trcasur-
er: oftlis County.
In Franklin County-to Il G.. Howell, Cor.
onrr; George ID. Batter. Surveyor; W. "
Collins, Treasurer.
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sS- The Epizootic is reported in town
nothing serious, SO far. We need not expect
to be exempt from Its Inconvenience and
should make our calculations accordingly.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24

To" We congratulate the Fort Smith Herald
on its new dress aud exceedingly fine appear
ance, and the success 1t indicates. Long may
1t spa kle.
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tB- Capt. II. p. BARRY. formerly editor Of
tie Transcript, In communication TO that pa
l~r. stirs DELL up with Il long pole. That's
the safe way to reach him.
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TT Small-Pox is prevalent at Little Rock

sB Senator CLAYTON has intro 'rced bill
In the Senate. authorizing a bridge to be
built across the Arkansas river at Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24

tB- What has become Of the Fayetteville
Democrat ? Have not seen one for two weeks.
Later-the Democrat OF the 2lst just ut hand
o. X.
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Stockholders Notice,

OFFICE CRAWFORD County A. & VI. ASSOCIATION, |
Van Buren,, Ark. Nov. Is, 1872.
4 Meeting of the Stockholders of this Association
~ Is hereby called to meet at the Court House. in
the Town Of Van Buren, on MONDAY, THE 9Th
DAY OF JANUARY, 1873, for the purpose of clectinp
Seyen Directors to serve for the year 1873.
A full attendance is desired.
J. NEAL. Secretary.
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LOyal Claims.

We select from the list reported to
Congress on the 9th, the namcs of those
whose claims have been favorably re-
Dortal m in this countv.
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NOtice!

TNHE undersigned has lost TWO BAY
l. MARES: One years old and the other
81 both solid bays well matched Any per-
son finding them and delivering them to
GEORGE AUSTIN, will be well paid.
Dee. IL, ~. JAS. BRYAN.
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IN weare under obligations to Col. J. A.
LocRHART, Clerk OF the Court, for list OF the
cases disposed OF.
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RS- The Richmond Enquirer says
that the marble for the memorial sarco-
phagus and rerumbent statue of Gen. Lee
eaS rPfeaa aag1h 4Gt cMty, cMtSr%aaa ana be sHa Hsaarvdd vvdd
from design in plaster. Means are no W
needed to enable the sculptor to 60 for
ward and finish the work The total
cost Of the work undertaken by the Mem
orial Association is 100000, of which
$4,000 have been contributed; 5000
are yet required.
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LT Give BRuuH benefit. TnussDA,
night something worth talking about Eu'
genie UaU.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24

u Hon. W. J. HYsgs, Congressman elect
has gone to Washington.
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E4y- The Dayton Journal refers in
complimentary terms to the lightning.
like smartness OF Gov. Pnchback oI
Louisiana: Pinchback is smart and
highly educated, lie got his education
in bank in this town, kept by the well
known Mr. Pharaoh. - CisciHnaH Com
msrcim
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Stockholders Meeting.

UFFICF StCY J.. K. 4 +. ;. II. X Co. !
TITLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 26. 1871.
Notice is hereby given: That the regular
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders IN the
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Compa-
ny will be held at the Office Of the Secretary,
in the city Of Little Rock. Arkansas on tile
Third Monday OF December A. ID. 1872, be-
tween the hours Of . o'clock, a. m. and y
o'clock IN. Of that day, for the election of nine
directors OF said company, to serve for the en-
suing year. and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be brought before II.
BY order Of the Executive Committe.
Attest: GORDON n. PEAY,
2w. Secretary.
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GF- Gold closed firm at l1l3 in Wal
street on the 20.h.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24

Eg- Cotton higher in New York OF
the Goth middling uplands cole
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lNSTAI. / ALTON.

VAK BUREN LODGE, No. 6, f. & A. NJ
There will! be Public Installation Of the
officers elect Of this Lodge for the ensuing
year. at the Presbyt terian Church. Friday. 9th
inst. at 2 o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
la.ion address.
A. WALLACE WARD,
+. NJ. NEAL,
j. HINKLR,
Committee.
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Nlitpirtung bss ptibIi&tn @tf&ls&ts
niGt aubtr MGt sslaGtn pprbsn III.
@ls Grssbnib Der bisbrrissn Stpsis'
erbstuna fann anaenommen psrbfn:
y baB &smtnstCn's Gisenf&aft als
agsnt Der Sranjolen btm @ensral Sptr,
bsm Gbsf hes @si4abbarsans, bstannt
mar;
p Dae allen Eel brr Sadie Snttrrsl.
iirtsn bstanut mar, bab Bennington tn bic
fer gtsenf6aft mad ben Der. Staatsn
,uriidtsbrte;
- Dag man puBte, bae Gi6arbIon's,
res Strsbmann,s, asent SmpOt I'm
Dtenle 8enington's lfanp;
4) Gae Bennington unO Dyer 5ufam-
men mad benz Arleual In 6rantfurr, 9a.,
Sinsen unO SmUot su sIet&er 3eit bort
mar;
81 DaB unmittsIbar mad bteIsr 3uIam.
mtntunft Der Ssfsbl ;ur anfsrtiguns Der
patrontn etaetsn purpe;
g. Dab wtt Heminston na1btr an Sc
Gssne In 5ranfrsi& f6risb, sr pisiss ar.
ranssmsnt NIT IltiBs 3u Stanpe srbra6t
babe;
y Dag bas @t1ddft fOrtssf.bt wurbs,
na&pem Der Yrdfpent fstn Srper pom
"a. Sanuar 1871 erlaftu Bate, psl&s
isrtu Bafsnptrtauf Ssrbot, unb bab bas
@tf6hbbiirsau BON btsfsr Srrr-nt&tc
pubte!
y Das bic arisnalt Der Ser. Stanttn
aessn bic bistrr ftltitrbsnrs uno Rrsns ss.
baltsns RessI, tstns arbsit fir prioat.
Spseulantsn ,u iibsrnsbmrn, In anss'
frsnstsn Sstrtsb fur bic &nfsrti3uns BON
Nunition fur IOlts ssitbt wurtsn;
81 Da6 bic fir fcl6e Qrbsttsn srlnns'
ten Summsu ,ur IuefiGruns p.itsrer
Srlteuuuasn perwsnbet purbsn, unO bae
Die burauf bsSislidsn Sumnen niat in
ZEN ae&nunSsn Sts SrieSspspartsmrnts
srI&teRsn.
Dies m6tten ;iemlt6 iarts 9nSsiGsn
fur bas Ssfstsn stnss ,Wtlitdr' 8inets"
lstn, auf psl6rn aufmsrtIdm ju MAIDEN
SsnatOr S&urJ fir isine YFi&t btsIt.
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Sobn StusY, Staats. Sbsrbaupt
bsr Nattunaltn Nrbsitsr. .8sform> Yartsi,
tinbiSt an, Sab am Dienlfae ben Z. Wai
,u BtqiamspUrt stns Staats. 6 Gonpsntion
birisr partst abasbaltsn wstbsn foG, um
Elm btlrnptrts Staats'Sidet auf,ufslsn.
- Der Srisssl.trstGr bsri6tsts an ben
Gcnarse, taB bic Qrmre nid,t I'm Stanpr
lit, bic 9renjtspo6ner su btfGiiBsn, unb
oae 5betle BON Stras, bic Dor 20 Satrrn
anstitbtlt warsn. isbt gang unbsp5ltsri
Fnb presn ben @tufduta Der SnOiansr.
- Der Gifsnbabn.GonFitt ,wtffsn
N.brasfa uRb Soma In 8strsf bts 6f.
lthsn terminus Der 8abu buusrt fort.
Cine Serfammlung In Qineoln, Nebr.,
nabm sntiGtspsne SsI6liGs an unp Bal
btn GOnsrtb um S&ub fir bic Sutsrtfsu
ots Staates.
-Dte Gbtcaau, 8od SsGanb uuo ga.
cifc GiIsnbabn bat tbr @eistfe ibtr bic
0iiGcurt Bride bst 9tapsnwUr.9 sslsst.
Die 9antssfGuIp Bat TN psrRoTsnsn
@cnat UNI iitsr Is Wilionsn abstnUm,
men,
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Die gSaffenfdbader ltnterfudbuut

Die 0Baffenfdba6sr ltnterfudbuue
Sat duf tInsn nsurn niht unintsrrtTantsn
puntt CUR 5sfRsauns Der tspubtsn Sba'
tisteit bee Nsettrunaebeamtsn bet tsn
Wafsnprrtduisu an SranftIa ssflbrt,
Sur6 3susen IN na6aswisItn pUrStn,
pab naapsm 9tsminaton'S Gissnfaafl
ais gssnt Der frnnJSfifsa 9tstsruns
Idnsf r6aIs aabsr 3psifel seisbt mar,
Ssamts bss 6risseospartrmsmts fh mil
btrtm ;ufammsn I'm Der. Staatsn gr.
itnal gu GraEtiUrp, ga, btfanben, uni
NIT rirItm iibsr bic anfsrtisuna pen Nus
milton ju nntsrbanttln. au6 elmer
nRrs. Dauis", bsrsn Ginfub aui 8sajsr.
unsstsamts CUR Stf5rbsruns rss 0si66f.
tss In Gnipru6 ssnUmmsu wsrosn iOuts,
rurbs babel @rrdbnuns sstban. Bsr
bisIt rsinHubrtihe Dame" III. haribsr
fGwrbt ,ur 3sit nod Dunfsl. 8OrlSufg
etudst IS gu piG,n, pnb aud bel bisfsm
sbrsr wsrtbtn @sf&Sits bic Dt4tistsIt Der
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3iquors . srfauf all 2Sabltdscn.

Der @prtlaut btsiss @eirBts, rtFrn mir
tersits srIpGbnt Rabsn. III fVIssutsr:
abi6u!tt l.-Sd ss psrfiiat &C., tab
BON unp mad paliiruns bislsr Gtte ss
ntdbt ssisblt6 lstn Ipa fur irasno sius
YrIcn poer Ysrfonsn, bic elm Tf,ntli6ss
5dus tnItsn, ist 20 ltJrnfrt cher nt6t
lissnfrt, eeiiiiss ptsr trsrno Mal,' Gtqucr
ais @strdnt gu psrtluftn, upsr irssnO gel.
Itiet pptr Walj eiquOr, gSsiu, uotr traenp
tin anberrs bsrauihtntsS 9etrGnt Su per-
taufsn, ,u lisfern Uprr wssIugrbsu, UNI ir.
esnb sintr 3tit irasup einrS Sasrs, Be-
liimmt Ober bsfIrmt 81 rsretn fur trssub
stnt aqgtmetrs oter fpe,isue Babl turh
bic BIresr In trstno ejntm Wablptfr,tt
ursr Srjirt innsrbaIb ptsIes Staatts NO
,ius 0abl I'm @anss III, pGtrsnb Der
Stuuosn, In wsIGen ssIssmdbssr @eiis
In bsIaetsm Dilritt bic Stimmtdfsn pf'n
Su ba,tsu ilnp.
abIAnItt 2.-SrssnS sinr psrfpn, mel.
DE irseno zine Der 8crltbrunssn bee erllen
atltnitts bisisr atts ibsrirttt, IOa zines
gsrsstrns iGu!bis 9staItsn wsrrsn unr
auf llsttrfubrun9 ts6sn elmer @efdns.
ntetaft I'm 9sfdnsnifs teS ,ufGnbis.u
Gouniys untsrwCrltu fstn fir sinsn 3sit.
raum pom ni6t iibrr 100 3aesn, unp In
9u1ab rot bsm Ubissn In @eIrf afs SOa
niht iiter 5iinftunsert Ibalsr unp Sclisn,
mad psm @utpuntsn btS 9triGts strIal.
len.
a6I6nitt 3.-Gs fUu bic gFi&t ter
GOn1abItr Der rsrl6isrsusn 9cprIbips,
g4arbs unb 9orOuebS pisIts Stautts fsin.
unttr tsm nGmIiaen StrafpsrtGnsni6
ME In abI6nitt 2 anssgtbsn, Der ndh Ten
Court Der pttrttIiGbrlihen Sibungrn bse
bttrsffenpsn Gouutys ,u bsrihkn ben posr
bic Namen trssnp elmer tem nfen Qb'
Ihnitt btsitr Ntts Observation-Disclosures ysrS
fen rbtr Ysrlcnsu: Surbsbaltsn, bae
nt&ts tisrin irssno cine 9trfOn Oprr Ger.
lCn.n psrbinbsrn Icq, fir ipI6s llstsr'
trstuns fla9bar 3u psrssn.
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Gin sciuiTenbafter Stcnpertreter,

Gmtmann: g8ts tSnnt 96r bic Inner.
ltdmttsit babsn, In 6dnpdrmsln nit psI,.
mGs' aut cem Scpf unb NIT Der Wfsif' I'm
Naul in's gmtsjtmmsr 3u irsten?
Bauer: Biftn 9. Id fcmm' bsuf nit
In msinsr ansslrasnbsit. Nsi Nd6bar,
Der &alttrositsG, fdidt mid In fstntm Na.
men, unp Gle wifsn ia, tsr 10 fausrOb.
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- S&on 70 OisGe SGpissr linb I'M
amts, unb f&rn tptstsr tau6t elm n,utr
auf. Gin 8spiftr SObn 9opnltnfen aus
Ssntudsp srtislt ben pClisn ais :, Sraesr"
I'm fort NeDcpta In NrIjOna. CT III Der
S6passr bss Sritssiterttdrs 9sIfnap.
Hui hisitm Soften tann elm mad Grant.
ihtn 9runblaBsn ptrfabrtnbtr @t1Gdfts.
mann tn Sabrsn elm srOBss gtrm59sn
MAIDEN. gBtI&ts Slid, init Der rtpublt.
tantiGsn Yartsi-psri&wdSsrt Ju Istn.
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-@aa: ,Q6sr, 5srr Birtt, bas III
rod ,u arg, cine tObts Naus In msiusm
Sterm
gGtrtb: n9tbt pUas buIb ntmma nile
rs made fou: ra iae'n's allswstl: IS ID
nir brtnn TN Bier, unb psnn ampl mas
brtnn Is, NADIA 10 pisetr net rsHt."
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cSoGSOsl Sams,

6ranFliu Gpenut nabe Rem Giitubabu- Depot
2crtn3 3siblsr, Gi5tntbamsr.
9as Saus ii nu unb In SpIfcmmsnfer WtiIe
singeritbtrt unS Gid une Seller lifttrn an Spet-
fen uu0 eIftrGuFrn has Bette, mas ~ baben in.
SrIist 9ruts fSuurn SOP uno Qpgis btim Gage
CprT her @pts rrbaItsu. 17f70
9prtut tt hIsL
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elm Sofmann.

5Irf (auf ter Gurfrsiie). O@is
tommt es, 5srr Siirssrmsiter Oab auesr
BEN StdD!srn aud 70 SItl 9anbpplt auf
psm Sabnbcf anpsisnb if2
Sirssrmstf.r: 60 III bsuts 8isbmarFt,
Gp. Dur1Iauht.
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GNrInania Halle.

Giutm Strrtrtrn YubIifum bic trsfttnt I'm
jsist, ta6 rtigrs, rdbe tem Irprt srItetnt gpfal
nru ringsri6tet uno bsofuteue ScsihUnert ppreen
q unb urIrr etr Hsitung oes llntrrSeihntttn hrm
beutlttn publitum irst rpiresr Uitn lrbt.
Die 3stt her frrmrlsn Gtnptibuns tpirb fp6-
ter bsfannt srmndt.
las ausg5ritutts ,,SrhtRrpn" unS tiue
bur6grcifrnSe Gtutilai,Cn MAIDEN bielrs qCFd
iu efm ansturbmien 9IuftuttaItscrt in b'sI
Stabt. DOM Spbn attbIer
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- Gts GtI6aHuns br Glnfommtn.
lteusr wtre In @sma66tit ttr Stnat.
2artf' Bill In Srafi tr.ttn, IobaIb bic 8lq
unt'rjsi6nst III. Die abI&nfung Der
anbsrn Stsusrn fdnst,ra am /. Suit an,
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GOnra0 @en5el,
ptttrsbura
SGnSlsr In
Dlffb-, Giffn- nnO Gupffr-f f11aartn,

BAT ale In fsin Sad sinidIassnbsn artifsl In Be-
fer AuaIitat lfets pUrrGibis. ...
8auarbsitsn, ME A. 9. 8lfhtGhtr, 2egen Spil
@as- unb WnIsrrSbrrn unb GbnIibs arbstfn
psrtrn belrnbsrs piinIilib unb gut nusgtfibrt.
@ae msiue gIrbtit il naG e9t brutl&rr ari
gut unb baurrbaft.
StfelIunern usbmtH sntssssH bic Strrtn
Wm. Srnlsl penn Aprnue, unb SJrisbr. @si-
del, Grbarlrabs. ..... b..
(8rf6dftsIpFal In peter S&aftrs Saus, ss>
etniibsr pCn 6ritbri6 t|abtr.) 20apT
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Gpmmpnpraltb Gcpperdtier, - 100000
Gebauee, MSbsln, aaufmanrssiitrr &c. psrb'
i'd gu ben niebrefen &atrn Ssrf6srn.
SD prrbt mid britrsbfn, mrine @Gnnsr IT,
tebrr Siniidt 3ufriftsu ~ Hsllsr, unb iibsrbnupt
msine @si6Gfts estpi6enbaft unp piinflltb Su sr-
fiarn. gu iprr6eu trbrn Sag i'm GIif WprF
Wal6inen Sbpp unb bon bis 10 llbr abrnbs
in her Office ron QBtlIs unb gBatrrs. @rn..
assntsn, 22i eadapanna aSsnue esssRtber Ter
Waibinstrn Dali, cine 5rtppe bod. Ssrr IbeUs
Dor 5eiiinstr pirb In Der II. unb ~. Bart
appIieaticnsn fir birirIbsu Gompasnisn aufnsb.
men. $40 &bas. gB. gfttfL Qgtnt.
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@er bat Qltc Gente?

Sir amniFaniTts aIts Grnte bon ben Sabr-
sGnsen 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 uuS 1915
prrSsn quite Vrsilt bssnbIt. GbsnfO fir babe
Gsntr ssipinsr SabrsGnes.
gBsr ipl&s bsgBt mtIbs ii& III Der GrprbitOn
eteIes Sldttss. 3b8
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Bertartfr BON
6rOcerieen unb 9SrDbifTpnen,
RainRrabs, 5yte part
usbrn bsm SptsI bes Strrn @eprgt @rGbsr.
Ginrm Strtbrttn tsutI6sn pabIifum bic eree.
btnifs an;tiss, tdB mir fOrttpGbrrnb rinrn aus9e-
pGblttn grrratb bon pr0piant unb 9t6snsmit-
trlu an Sanb baItsn unS ju ben biaieRsn YrsiIsn
an unIrre 8unbtu Ssrfauftn.
Snpsm mir um ;abIrsi&sn 3uipru6 bitten,
seben mir bic 9erfteruRa, bae fpppbI AudIit6t
mic prriis err Daarru ni&ts Su piul6tn iibrie
IaRen. 30ap9
Saipb Sautr. 0rirhri6 @dnfr.
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Neucs WtObcl e 0ei6dft
SSeter SGMf,

piduryIira6r, ipiI6sn pittstun aptnar unb Gs-
harirabe.
Der Sbtnesuarrte ltnfi biermtt bic Nufmfrt'
faT!tit tsr GsutitsH aui irtn pcblallcttrftS
WEbsl. .9aasr Hnb Iaeet ale tisirnigeu, tprlbs
Gin eutss, tausrbaftss Stiid RSbsI brauSru
,um Sriudt ein.
gssrGbuiiIs psrbrn piiuFtlit, sspiIsubaft unS
,u ben nirerisfsu Yrsiiru HbsrnOmmsn. I'm
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gSirtbss nnS &Oftbams.
&0CGaaposssgeh Snms

2adaplnia Nprnue, nabf bfnn Oepct
Gbas. GrpPP, propf.
Das rbisr, tn Fslfrr gEsifs rinsrri6ttts Saus
II nit gltm psrichru, mas erm 8prper Iur Star-
fung une Grfriltung Rpibtg III.
Gjutrs Bier, bic fsinIien gBtiur, 9iauSrs unh
Gisartn, Tarsif unb lalis Spriisn; Nufern, nn
tsbr 9lrt jubtrritst.
Gin ftinfr SaaI fir Darrn uab 8anlirn.
lin jabIrsiSru 3ulpru9 srlubt iriur 6rrunb
25in9 Gbas. Irppb.
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SHclter! I!

Dtm Ssrebrtrn putIifum Spn SCRANTON unS
limeeeenb bisns CUR Rabritt taB id BON ben
fplgtnben Gsuer- unb 9rbens- -gsrfGerungs. Gpnt.
paSnisn bic astntur iitsrnpmmrn babe:
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y ~ M0mf1Oll SOtcl, "

6. 9. Sattenbsrg, Gtssntby
Ar bbalb, Na.
SieFssn unb auspGrtissn Grsuntsn bic srss.
bsnt anietgs, bab ptisrS SrtrI i'm bsntn Splt
stnsrri6trt uub nit alien mpttrnrn 9srtrlTrrun-
stH Serlsbfn IN. Rsiirree fnbsn talsIbf quite
Srrbersr. Gin grocer Saal fir 9GGs unb Or,
turFpnsn frbt Su Dienfsn. Iu6 bic StalIung
fir Yfsrbt IGbt nitts iu ipiinfbrn iibrie.
28ap70 8. 6. 9attenbtrg.
0l BEL q e d aft.
Der llutrriri6nse bat in Isinsm GjsIbGfts-
lpfale IN Der penn arrnnr, ptrrbalb Mulbrrrys
fraBs, iirts cine rsi6baltss guspabl Der befirn
WDtslr, unb Iabrt eas perrbrte yubIifuT 3ur
9rfalisrn Suiptfiirn rin.
R<1T guf 9sitsnbrsiusnilTs pirS FtIcnbrre
Eiltii6t srrpmmrn unc allies taju GrbUrisr
frcrtpt briCr9t.
2Sr69 &tinbarb e bBnfrIs.