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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

70 THE PoINT.--Thc Boston Aduer-
tisey recommends that President Grant
should return to Washington at least
once fortnight throughout the whole
recess Of Congress, for the purpose Of
fholding cabinet meetings In our
Judgment this recommendation u as
wise as II Is necessary. II adopted u
would prevent the members Of the cnbi-
net from being long absent from Wash
ington II would enable any private
person having business with the gov.
ernmcnt to transact that business In q
satisfactory and fnalmanncr. Itwould
not lead a foreign ministcr--a stranger
to this country-to ask where the seat
Of the federal governments. Is. 1twould
tend 10 reduce 10 tolcrablc proportions
the evil Of 'abscntecism,' which ns a
system is growing altogether too large
for dcccncy or safety. n '''h .''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
On m0tlon adIourned,
JAS. B. GRAHAM, Prest.
PORTER KINpoRT, eoo,.o,o,;oo
w. w. BETTs,

To THE PorNr.-The Now York Sun
remarks at may be accepted as Ger
tain that Attorney General Williams is
to be Minister to Russia. OF course
he win take his landaulct with him
The delay in the appointment Is owing
entirely TO the uncertainty in the Presi
dents mind respecting Williams sue
cessor in the Department Of Justice
Undoubtedly the Emperor Of Russia
will regard II as a great compliment tc
have man sent TO his court whom the
Senate rejected because he was not III
to be ChiefJusticc, and who was proved
to have stolen $1,000 out of the con.
tingcnt fund Of the department TO buy
his wife q new carriage" 8
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
pnrrrrr rAsr.-rhe Now York 7tib

PRErrY FAsr.-rhc New York Trio.
une of the 21st says;
The Office holder seems to be tho
most prominent figure IN the Alabama
Republican Convention now in session
in Montgomery a Revenue Collector
calls upon an agent Of the st-0lIice
Department TO take the chair, and n
Supreme Court Judge is elected Presi-
dent. The active participation of
Judges in partisan. log-rolling Is no
longer novelty in the South, but this
Judge took . new departure by an
|nouncing that he was not the tool Of a
ring, and solcmnly promising not to
pack any committee As tie names
of Senator Spencer and Judge Bustccd
appear in the report Of the proceedings,
some such Insurance may have been
necessary 70 allay the feaWof' the sus-
'piciDus ? '' 2 Nv -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

According to the Knoxville Chron'-
Gle, Republican, both parties and every
paper in Tennessee opposes the Civil
Rights Bill Happy Tennessee, In
Pennsylvania the Radicals have swal-
lowed that "Bill,p and we have nc
doubt that it will put them on the de
cline and finally defeat the party
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

A DEoLINE.-The Washington Capt.
tai SAYS that President Grant has de-
clined TO deliver the Grafton at the un-
vailing of the Lincoln monument in
Springfield, Illinois. His official duties
weigh too heavily upon him to permit
any such proceeding. 1t is pleasant
to recollect that he has declined one
thing during his Presidential term,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
rRIMANf ELEorIoX RrLEs.

!. The organization Of the County Committee
shall be and remain as now oonsiituied--thai l.
one member for every borough aud township. ana
annually by the delegates, and their term Of Of.
fca shall begin a. January following thoir eler.
ton.
2. The number Of delegates to which each dis.
triet Is entitled is based upon the following rule
that ia TO sayi Each election district in the
county polling one hundred Democratic votes of
less, shall be entitled to two delcgates absolutely,
and for each additional one hundred Democratic
votes OF fraction greater than one-half thereof
polled In said distric, at the last preceding Gov.
ernor's election, an additional delegate, aud un-
der this rate the following allotment Of delegates
Is now made:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
CAUTION

All persons are hereby warned against pur.
chasing, or in any way mcddling with the follow
ing property. vil Two cows, three hogs, two
sheep, about three acres Of corn and buck kwheai,
one-iourth Of an acre potatoes also, three bed.
and bedding one stove, one table one cupboard,
one bureau, and one sci Of chairs, now In posses
sion Of Charles Rcsingot Of Brady township, as
the same have been purchased by me, md for
which hold a bin Of sale.
HENRY HEDERLING.
Jcferton Line, Aug. 20, 1S7l.st,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
CAUTION

All persons are hereby warned agains, moddlng
with or purchasing any Of the following proper.
~, now In the possession Of William lighnel' o.
Bcccaria township, via; top buggy, slegA'
spring wagon, set of single harness, plow, cows,
) spring calves. hogs, bay horse, hay mare
sets harness. two horse wagon, saddle, side $40,
die, > tons of hny, beds and bedding, SETS o.
chairs, chamber suit, 5 tables, corner cupboard,
cook store, patlor stove, clocks, lounge d',t
and case, bureau. washstand, and about 80 ysr"
Of carpet. All the foregoing property was pu',,
August. 1874, and Is len With the party named
subject to my order -.
JOHN L1GnTNBh
Glen Hope, August 10, 1s7ast
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

IVElI UHIHHVV uuu EVNHsHIP..s..s,.s., foUI 70
We, the undersigned Auditors, having exam
ined the receipts and vouchers Of the District
Treasurer, certify the foregoing to be true and
correct statement Of the Poor, Road and School
funds Of Karihaus township for 1873.
y. +. C0UTRIEf,
GODFREY FISHER, Auditors.
gEI EDWARD MCCARTNEY,
Karthaus township, Aug 10, is74.-St
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

CAUTION

An persons arc hereby warned against pai'
chasing. OF IN any way meddling with the inter.
est Of VIM. 4. Irwin, Of Lawrence township y
and to ten acres Of corn, eight acres Of bucsvh'a1
and eight acres Of oats, as well Us one brown ~.
sorrei marc, one COW, two sets Of harness %.
wagon and one cutting box. This property va ",
purchased by "a at sherid's sale, and Is leii pha
him on loan only, subject TO oar order a. any
timo. JOHN JENKINS.
.I4.t GEO. THOMPSON.
Curwenwillc, Aug. II, is7i-5f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

JEwRusALEMl--A custom house loung-
or introduced resolution in the Radi-
cal State Convention last week endors-
ing Grant For third term. The fel-
low and his resolution were literally
howled and kicked out of the Conven-
ton. and resolution introduced and
passed recommending Governor Hart
ranft for President, That's settler.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

FouND AT LAsT.-About three years
ago it was alleged that John Allen
was 0the wickedest man in New York.
But, if sour mutual friend" Francis ID
Moulton, a gentleman of the highest
standing in Plymouth Church, tells
nthe truth, the whole truth and moth
ing but the TRUTH" Allen is eclipsed by
at least three others, Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Mrs. Tilton and her husband
Theodore. The latter may be able tt
cxtricate himself, but the two former
have been awarded "the belt by tho
public for refined wickedness.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

The Office Of tho CLrARrirLp RsruBLfoAs WIZ
hereafter be In Pics Opera House, on Market
street, between Second and Third. The business
aince will be found to the left of the main en-
trance on the second floor, where oil our old and
new patrons arc invited to call. The press and
composing rooms are on the third floor. N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting,

in the most modern and approved styles.
PAPER HANGING AND dRAINING MADE
SPECIALT1ES.
All work done at the most reasonable prices
aud entire satisfaction guaranteed.
shop on Market street, opposite the Ale
gheny House. j. l.. kRAGLE.
April l, ls74-6m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
WANTED

To purchase Store or an interest 10 one,
either in country or town, on or of liHe Of Rail-
road, In good farming or mining district. Ad-
dress, stating terms, location, Ae, with name and
address, JAS. JOHNSON,
City Engineers 0fiee,
augl2-4t Allegheny City, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

TuE DrFFERENcE.-The Radical State
Convention of Pennsylvania last week
passed a resolution demanding the pass
age of the civil rights bill. The Radi.
cal State Convention of Alabama,where
there arc ten negroes to one in this
State, passed a resolution condcmnrne
the measure, Congress dare not pass
that bill, although the Radicals OF
Pennsylvania demand it, That tenth
resolution will trouble the RAIDS. fai
worse than the ninth did the Demo
Gratis few years ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
cyrTTt,EMrNT NOTI(,rII.I tok,

STIT TTFT7WTs4Nt w fVfs' 7 f1tNV
~ this method Of informing my patrons that
have plenty Of time just now to settle up old 40.
counts, aud hereby give notice 10 all those who
have unsettled accounts with me 10 come Forward
and have them closed without delay. Those who
fail 10 heed this notice nood not be surprised "
they are called upon 10 settle 10 a legal manner.
In the presence Of officer, and pas costs be dde,,
l.. N. c0uDMET.
Frenchvillc, Aug. 8, ls5a-am.a d i.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
REGISTER AND RECORDER,

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
GEORGE NJ. FERGUSON, Of Bell township, as
n candidate for Register and Recorder, subject to
the rules governing the Democratic party. anglia.
We ar, authorized 10 announce the name Of W.
s. OGDEN, Of Pike township, ~ a candidate for
Register and Recorder, sub ject to the rules govern
ing the Democrats party. augl2
We are authorized to announce the name Of u.
j. MORGAN, Of Wallaceton, as a candidate for
Register and Recorder subject to the rules gov.
erning the Democratic party. augl2
We are authorized to announce the name Of
FORESTER DL0Osi, Of Pike township, ns a
candidate for Register and Recorder, subject to
The rulel goyorning the Demoeralia party. anglQ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

Coop FOR DAvE."-We notice by
the proceedings of the Radical conven-
ton of Blair country that our friend
D. 4. Caldwell, of Tyrone, has been
nominated as one of the -Assemblymen,
Well, if that county must be represent
ed by Rad, we are for David. But
we really expect to see a brace Of Demo
Gratis 20 from Blair county to Harris
burg next winter. Things look that
way now. The Radical nominees had
better not engage rooms at Harrisburg
until after the election, any how.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
alew advertisements.

: ~ - .--------. -------.---------- -+-~---
TOWNSHIP STATEMENT
4. Annual report Of the Auditors Of karihaus
township, for 1873
n. J. GILLrLAND, District Trcnsursr, 10 ae-
count with the fands Of said township for 1875
SCHOOL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

We are authorized 10 announce the nano ol
SAMUEL SHOff, Of Bcccaria township, as
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to tht
rules governing the Democratic party.
. MADEIRA. Aug. 10. I'd nv
We are authorized 10 announce the name o
BENJAMIN kLIN0ER, OF Chest township, A.
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to th,
rules governing tho Democratic party.
lurd, Aug. ~.
We arc authorized 10 announce the name o
Q. W. KYLBR, Of Graham township, as a eand
date for County Commissioner subject to the
rules governing the Democratic party. aug 20
-i.i p +. AUDITOR. lf
We arc authorized TO announce the name o.
HENRY WHITEHEAD, Of Union township, as
candidate for County Auditor, subject to the rule
governing the Democratic party. aug 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

We arc authorized 10 announce the name Of
RICHARD SHAW, Jr., Of Lawrence township,
as candidate for Assembly, subject to the rules
governing tbs Democratic party. anglia
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
ADRAM HUMPHREY, Of Lawrence township,
as a candidate for Assembly, subject to the rules
governing the Democratic party. auglg
We are authorized to announce the aamo Of w.
ROSS HARrSll0RN, Of curwenville asa eandi.
date for Assembly, subject to the rules govern
ing the Democratic party. aug26
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
DEAD THIS!

The undersigned having received from the
eastern cities the latest and most fashionable col
ors and styles for all kinds Of painting, he would
therefore respectfully inform the citizens Of Clear
Geld and vicinity that he is now prepared to do
all binds Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

A PROPER vrEw.-Gcorgc William
Curtis, in Harper's Weekly says that
the great peril of the Republican party
lies in the feeling among the masses
that IN little change would be useful
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
.cARD OF HITlHDRAWAL.

Dr. Boyer, being absent at Reading,
Pa, we received the following short
note from him on Monday night which
we lay before our readers 'a "a
READING, Pa, August 22d, 1874.
q. D. tioopIAsngR,--Plelse Withdraw my name
as candidate for Assembly. This do at the
request Of personal aud party friends and for the
sake Of harmony in our party. will explain
fully on my return home. Your friend.
I naypu
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

There is an example worthy of imi
tation. Party fst--self afterward.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
CAUTION.-

~
hereby give sotlce, 10 merchants and tu..
ness men psriieuarly. that l will pay no dels
hereafter son'rscisd BY other parties In my n'm'.
on my account, as am determined TO pay p. ..
dcbu except those contracted by myself unle''
compelled by law. BENZ. r BLOOM
New Millrort Aug. 10, isstst
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26

We arn authorized 70 ahnouncc tho name o (
JOHN II. 0Rvfs, Of Centre county, as a eand-
date for Additional Law Judge, subject to the
rules governing the oDcmocratoparly. ang26
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
announcements.
Primary Election, Saturday, Sept. II.


We are authorized to announce the name Of l..
A. MAckEY, Of Clinton county, as q candidate
for Congress, subject TO tho iulcs governing the
Demo party. aug 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-26
r IsT OF JURORS

List Of Grand aud Traverse Jurors drawn
for September term, commencing on the fourth
Monday (2sthl, and continuing for three weeks
GRAND Junons
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
Observation-Disclosures.

Der SnaugurattonStGg lit D0rii6er.
Gin neucS County, 0irectorium eit
lteuer Sberiff, Elm neuel Coroner unb ein
ueuer Stabtrntb iinO ms 9ll1t eetreten.
Elm 8rablep bat Tranf 2I9neip, @cnrao
.SOIs ieinsm aLten Treunbe geter Oalb,
Sam. Nibton sat 8.I0. 8urpiG tpeiben
miiiieu, mr. alderman Oiron bat ietnen
BlaB ais HrGiiOent oes SraotratbS be-
Deuptet, uno lit Don 9tcuent lie9reib aus
0er llrne berpOrgegalgeu.
pie 6oMatB Gomnifdrc
trnten I'm 2lt1r ;uinntmen uto eripGDlz
lrI GERM 8uroid su ibreiM SoriiBeuoet.
S3euH iDir all oieier BaDL ntdt s%lpeifel>
1tn, 10 f6nnen mir besbalb ni6t lmbin,
bieielbe ais einen b09it crfrenli6en uno
II Ini6en5pcrtben S6ritt ;n be3ei1nen.
Qr. 8urOtd lit ein Wtaull, Der ui6t mn
at5 Elm langanidiiiger, tuo6LDaDenoer
6tr9er baS Dolle SertrGnsn i%etier Wttt>
burger genoB uuO senisBt, i"Onoern Der
and in isiuer biSbcri8en Stellung ais
0tit9Iieo oes GoUntpratDS ta9tdglid be-
i%OieleH, BOB er bicieS 8crtraueus lit boz
bc.n 0rdoe !pirDiQ lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
s5t @ rfte q retIe.
GDicGgo, II. 0eSember 1874.
p3rgOitoTe.
1rg0noTe.

Nsbl.--1ebr fIau unb 8reiie non!ie
nea unDerGnpcrt. Sine qSartle ipurns rl!r
fredericksburg %geuOnnleH 0ber &oz
falbGnolcr un6 &erl6i1er 5ielten i'm
W(tgsaeiuen surjtG. GertGufe waren:
Gpryu1 Grtra5-l2U0 f5aB prtp.; 100 30.
u%nbenannt 81! SO. BUbluei3elnlebl-5O
f6cB MHbenannt 81 $6.373. Jto1senuebl
100 yaB priv.
&1eis.--Stil. GsrfGufc tuaven: 10
Sounen 81 SIC all Der 8nbn.
4ti0oling 5-GerfGufe: 10 GoHneH
Go. 3 81 $40 frei III 8oaro.
Mei5e I.-GiHe et!paS before Gtimz
muns herri0te i'll bi~eie!nQfartte. Die
3uiulrsH pareu gertn9er IND hieleS
heIeitigte Gsvfdufer III tbren Uor6eTnns
geI unp 0GNoler 6eeilten i'd nt1t nit
ihren GinfGufeur SetnQDe ftin WeI6dft
lpnrbe auBergalb be3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bells gemad1t. Wtarft idbloB matter. gao.
/ Spring ipor iii GINGER J!Gcbirage uno
berfauft 81 92k-923e. gto, 2 in MAJ
Ei9cr 9tadirage I'll 69}-99gc; l0lo6 81
Sole. 9to. felt al 8~43-843c, nno 2IuS7
iAub su782-59c. SIR lpGtere NbIisfes.
RANG $50. 2 fit Ge5ember su8S2--S9Ec;
ilr Sauuar 893-903, lGiOB 81 90k; Sc
btuar Ql3-91&. Np. l WSiuaclota Derz
fault al 95-953c, uno Jto,2 SIT 9l-9l4.
&orn- mar Ie6r itiu uno 5abm Bel
Gr6TInung HID Nreiie fisIen. SpGter
mQt5te itcp cine quite CORAL uno Gpetus
Iati0nsno0frage gettero unb Die Nscufz
Eiou tpuroe ms9r ais interchangeable.
&crfGaie: $50. 2 su 743-7 Jc; i6loB
an T44c.; 9s;smber 81 745-15c i6loB
at 745c; 72S-12gc Wtai; lN!OB 723c.
neue p2rmilOte G14c; neie yo. &c;
ueue5 2Iu5ibuB G24c. 2|e9renforn Csc ali
oer 95o6n; 6lc III oen Gto& 2)Gro3.
6afer.~Dic Nadirage lpac gering,
e5 lcyrftbte tsile 9Itigung, &GHIe 81 forz
circu uap e OIa1Et mar beltanoig. 90:
taltonjslaeusen bcjArGntttn t9re Sim
taufs eui mpMfHtaNW 4<2a1i. GsrFaNfe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
ReiI er feline 9ee6cumenl@en nit

- 8eil CT feline Me6cnmeni@en mits
telit faLl6er @ctDi6te iiber Die O1ren
9ebauen, muroe Der 0auliger Clemens
gorter nm $25 Derfilr5t.
- !5erbsrt McBherion, obpob[ erit
16 Sabre alt, lit bod idon nnperbeIierz
lid, ipte ST. Billings, oer Gorite6er ser
&uabenbstmatb, Iagt. UeuI.6 madte
it'd Der iunge Strol6 iiber einen anbern
&nabcn bet uno prilgeLte oenicIben fiirda
terli9 burd, ibm mebrere Same auss
i0logenD. 9fidter 8oDoen ilberGntmorz
tete ben vllnDcil6aren" inter $500 Nitrs>
i6aft Dem Griminalgeri0t.
- Sarob Sibgerolb unb RarpE bomps
fon, iunge 0iruen BON Is unb 10 Sab:
rem, ipuroen in benz 9aben BON q. Sir
ftenberg, 800 W2ilmaufee 2luc., beim
&aoeuoiebltabl ertappt. Gin Ror6. ben
bic 9iebi1nen BET iid fiibrten. mar nit
SanblGuben, 8Gnoern, Gi!deru II. /. 10.
angeflut, peI6e Sa6en, tuie fi0 bsr-
aus lteQte, aus Dem GertaufSlofoIe bon
Is. 8atemau, 449 Melt Gbicago Npe.,
unb @m. 0erpert5, 400 on 0eyicl6ell
Noelue, 9eitoblen iporoen tpareu. ;ti@s
ter Scuup ilbsrpies Sarub Nuo Wlaro
unter ie $500 SGrgi6ait benz Criminal
gerid)t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
StaOt Chicago.
gln 1tuiere N6Onneuttlt.

elm l. Sanuar 1875 tritt baS neue
8oitgeleb in Strait, ra6 tpeIdem OaS
Xorto fir 9ettungen ni6t mebr
bonn q b onnenteu q 8 NJ
pfGngsDrte, lon0ern Dom I'll { IT.
Der (0en 6%erdu5gebcrn Der 3eituHg) i'm
gGege Der DEMONSTRATING 81 entrid7
1cn 1T.
Die Serausgeber ser SuinDts StaatSz
seitung baben lid entl9lDnen, Die ibner
6aourd auferIegte Gait III Dbl auf Die
S0ultern Der Nb0nnclIten ab;uiuGlScn,
tpnbern 0aS YOrtO st bcS0DIen,
cBne Sen IboaHenseHtSpretS SIT
erD0beu. Slit auoeren Mprten: Der
Nbonncment5pretS miro ttns Scn Ses
trGg SeS YortoS Dcrnb9efett.
Oo6 tperocn es inter iolGen llmltdn@
ben uniere N%6onuenten biuig ttHoen, Dap
mir nit Seftisfeit auf 8orausbez
3abIung beiteben miiiIen. 9enn fein
unbeian9en 9ente1oer fam inns 3utlll=
then, fIr iaumise 3abler aud nod
baare Qusla9en ;u MAIDEN. - AnOere
Dcutl6e Scitungcu Cpie ). =. Die Weitl.
HoiD ~DerlaugeN BON ibren IbDnnentcH
Den NbonnementSpreiS uno oa5
8orto I'M SprGu5; bic SIinOi5
Staat5Seitnng %DerianBt nt6t bGS
Yorto, iomoern uur ben g~bnnnelnenlsz
prei5, bieien aber dllerbing 8
I'M SorauS.- &ein Qbonncnt,
meI6er bteie SorauSbe3abz
luug unterIGBt, fam DDWl
/. Sanuar an uu 3ucnonn 8
Der S%ettun9 re6nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

Sie1e paatpt. QIln1 i'm Criminal:
geri0t gie6t e5 utitulter Spas. go
Urett0g. Griutn Trtb, ein @jernIoue, ipar
augef0uloigt, silen ShulOlobetn aeriiisu
gu Dabeu. Seine MnflGqertlI mar cine
Wtulattin, 9tamens @lt3abetb G!piua,
cine 10 etnsetroG1ete MD DGBliWe Meib5
pcrlon, tDie eS lelblt uuter BEN fagbigeH
0aueN ni1t nteIe gtebt. Ser 9!l9etIagte
legte 1elblt 3eugniB G6, uno letne 9u59
iage lpar e5, lpeIhc Die utgeme1ene SET
tertett niOt auetn oe5 BUblttumS, tone
BERN G1h oer @ei1Dorenell, De5 Ni0z
ter5 uno Staat5auluGlt5 ~erregteu. 3toca
i~eiIeH 9ln9aben bate UriB bel Der 2tu-
tlGgerin gelDoDnt, Die auoD fir i'm ge=
lDalOen Datte. ST. bate oaS gilBIiae
nit Dem glngenebmen Derblll0eu uuo
meDrfa0 fleIuc 9arlebsu pou Gli5abe{1
aufgeGonmen. Sic bate linn Die GUM
men ge9eben, iagte ct, neil fife ibE
gerne bate. Gl0lt1 bate ie nint5
me6r Derausgeriidt. 9a iUar ibn1 Da6
sarte SerbaltniB langIpetIig eetpornen
uIlo CT mar oo1 tDr rort9e5ogeu, bate
tth AUDI cine SrGH 5u9clegt. NeBterc
tDar nit in Gert0t. Gltaabctb rebNete
na0 unb fano, DAB tDr ungetreuer G6ab
tDr i'm @aI5eH 10 uu9efdbr 800 i6ulnig
iUar. 0tcle lalt tbn1 5l nerlieren, eri6isM
iDr etipaS sill bart. sic iud)te nah Dem
S6ulOi0ein, ben er iDr gegebeu bate.
Nber, . meb! Den bate cine uerrGGberis
ihe yta@bartn, cine Trau Benion, IN bic
QdlOe 6etOmMen UNI ibn suriidgsgeben
unO CT Datte i'm serrillen. Sin Ssbeu
bau0n iDuroe benz Oeri6t Dorgelegt. GS
mar Elm StliG o Heincm 2iebe6bricfe, in
iueld)em Jrib Die l9pdrslidBelbe 0Nloin
nit my Pet" anrcoet. Oieie3 Ghrift=
itiid iuGr eS, baS Die 6eiterfeit Der 4lu7
tuelenoen UNI meiiten erre9tc. SIN ibrer
guten %aune ipraden Die @eiOmorene1
ben Nngetlagten frei. Ser aber ber@
i0tpanO 10 i6neu mie Ell fonuts. Gr
i1dulte itO firOterlt0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
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Ieit bcm n. 9tODentber aus algonquin,
Su., 1einem Mobnorte. beri0punoen;
CT bate, alS ct 5uLe5t geleDen ipuroe,
500 BET lt6. GDn Der bielt9cn 4plisei
iuiro nad) ihm 8eit0t.
- 8cgen St0ruilg bes @otteS6ieniteS
in Der polnildeH STRIDE al bcr Is. StraBe,
naDc NlDLano Npenue, lpurbeu SSydcoD
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ni3fd ltnD 50raut &oilsI TN Bnli3etgeridt
Der Meitleitc ulltcr 1e $500 8lrglNaft
gclteut.
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8Dli3eiltuitoelIoerDr6nltlg iDlrDe 0eorgc
=. Gnton, 81 Nelt W~taDilonitraBe, BON
9ti6tcr SculiD unl $50 perfilrSt. 9nS
glei6e EcrgeDeu bate GDorleS Bltoon,
353 &elt MelI WtaoilOnitr., nil $25 Su
liDnen.
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tel lan9tel WttttDoN 60 gSa%genlaOungel
california @erite bier al. 9ieIeLbe
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mentn %bcr1Gnot, un0 bctrdqt Die Sra1t
tltr 100 BulDel $l.2j.
= WiatD @nn 9tpal berlodte SreitQg
0en Sdler u. Wt. &oermer aus Wtop;
baiut nn0 ltobl ibn1 ieinc 8aarl9att bon
SIT. Setn NeD9eI0rct lndte ben 8nli>
5tltelt Sou9Dot an, Der WtarD Nun Der
StslIde oer ArnlorD einDerLeibte.
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nDten a~bgenomnlen. 9arunter iino 20=
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Chicago. 5Sum GDeiL iiuo bic G6eiue
lebr gut l%tod)8e1bmt.
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1ut ctlet naO GbicagO ob9ebenoclt
9ainpter gcl4li6en. Jta0 ber Nbtabrt
clltocdt, mar CT ibneu Elm &icbiiug Ser
Der Dtanni6aft 9etporoeu. Den 9tiater
1a6te er ouf Sefragen guns mutbig, er
br0Il9e Ntemonoen, I'M fit ibn Al iorz
GET, CT tperoe i@pn bur6tommen. Nls
tDm !ocrr SoDoelt baum fbtlberte, iuie
gut CT eS III Der t0eimNtD fir Srclu6lole
babelt tpitroe, iuurOe bet fIctue Gerl
b0Uit ~rergnIgt; 1a6 me9r Qber, ais inn
Der BatlItf, 9err Guution, Derlproh,
baB er i'm i'm Sribltng euflu6en uu6
als 3ettun9snsrtGHfer etabIireH woac.