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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

DAYTON CHRISTMAS TREE.-Our
neighbors at the county-seat had a
splendid time at their Christmas
Tree, on Christmas Eve. The old
and young were out in large num-
bers, completely filling Odeon Hall.
After the exercises by the children
the presents were distributed, and
removed, and youth and age min
gled in the macy dance until the
breaking of day admonished them
that the hour had arrived to depart
to their homes. 1t was a pleasant
affair for all who were able to be
present, and many will regret their
inability to attend.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

HIGH MASS. = The impressive
ceremony of High Mass was cele-
brated at the Catholic Church, on
Christmas morning, at 10 o'clock.
There was an unusually large at
tendance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

4 WELL sHER.-A friend at
our elbow says if he was rich he
would have purchased each young
ster in our midst double. harreled
shotgun, and cartridges in album
dance, for Christmas presents.
Upon inquiring his reason therefor,
he informed us that the accidents
that would occur wonld give the
local of the TINES employment
writing obituaries, and increase the
circulation of the paper thereby.
Such evidences of friendship are
very touching, indeed. We shall
place him in nomination for Mayor
at the next city election.
PIpER's OPERA House. - This
evening will be the last appearance
of Miss Adele Leighton the charming
young actress, on which occasion
there will be great bill presented.
Monday evening, first appearance OF
Miss Joe Clayton. She will be sup
ported by Piper's Star Combination.
Miss Clayton comes to Nevada high
ly recommended, and will Hndoubt-
edly draw full houses and please the
attending throng. AS the engage
ment is for only one week, ii stands
our citizens in hand to secure their
seats early in the week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

WELCOME NEws.-Heyman Broth
ers have just opened new furniture
store on the corner of b and Taylor
streets. They offer everything neces-
sary for furnishing houses, cheaper
than any house this side of San Fran
cisco. They keep constantly on
hand large stock Of furniture, bed
ding, carpets, crockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them trial. "
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

WATER COMPANY.-The Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company have
their pipes laid through the princi-
pal streets of Silver City, and their
pipes into residences and business
houses throughout the length and
breadth of the town. The pure
mountain water furnished by this
company is luxury to our inhab-
itants, who have long been COM
PEELED to put up with the seepage
water from the various mines above
town. In short time, every house
III town will be supplied with Sierra
Nevada spring-water, the best in the
world.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

IMPRovING.-As far as we are
able to learn, there has been but two
cases of scarlet fever in town, not
withstanding it has ragged so fear
fully at Carson, Virginia and Gold
Hill. One of the children Of Mr..
Banbrook is now convalescent, and
the other improving with very IA
vorable prospects of being out soon.
They are under the care CT Dr..
Harris.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
THE MINES.

end abstracts attention somewhat
from the prospecting claims of this
section, yet the work goes steadily
along. Work has recently been
commenced on several new loca-
lions in this district, which we will
mention in due time. We collate
from authentic sources the follow
ing for the week ending yesterday:
DAYToN.-T wenty-seven months
ago work was commenced; during
recent visit we travelled through
near or quite a mile of under
ground excavations, tunnels, slopes.
shafts, ETC., on the second and
third levels. The second level is
at the depth of 900 feet below the
surface. The south stope is in
distance of 100 feet, and the south
west drift so feet, both yielding
about the usual amount of ore; in
the latter the character of the ore
Is increasing as they near the Kos
suth line. At the 301-foot station
they are running up third com
partment of the shaft, have about
Is feet to run, which will be COM
pleted by the first of the month.
when work of sinking will be con-
tinued. Cross-cut on south drift
165 feet. The shaft is down about
800 feet, and it is thought the
ledge will be reached in 225 more.
The water in each level is handled
without difficulty ; a noticeable
falling off in the flow is percept-
ible. Superintendent n G.. Hall
informs US that they are now
raising about 80 tons of ore daily,
that from the lower level running
more silver, reducing their bullion
from $3.50 to $500, or even $3.50
per ounce. Working from so to
100 men; machinery in perfect
order.
KossUTH.- $50 feet deep.
Sinking for the present suspended
in order to open a station at that
point for a drift to the ledge.
About the first of next week the
station will be sufficiently advanced
to allow sinking in the shaft to be
resumed. Prospecting at the 200
foot level is going ahead as usual,
with very encouraging results.
SUTRo TUNNEL.-Progressing at
a very lively rate-about Is feet
per day. Rock works easily and
water does not interfere. Total
length of tunnel from mouth to
header, 5000 feet.
DANEY.-The drifts both notrh
and south at the 400-foOt level are
pushed ahead vigorously. The face
of the north DRIFT is in very promis-
ing low grade ore, and the face of
the south drift is in quartz and por-
phyry. Water does not trouble
operations in either drift.
notwithstanding the main in
cline deeper is being prosecuted with
great energy and at good rate of
progress. A meeting of the stock
holders is to be held January Goth,
to consider a proposition to increase
the capital stock from 81 100000 to
$4,000, 900.
SAN FRANCIsCO.-This is the first
claim or location lying north of the
Rock Island. 1t is located OH the
east ledge. and arrangements have
been made for prospecting it by
means of the south drift of the Rock
Island.
WATER COMPANY.-The Virginia
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

THE p. r. AND MONTGOMERY
MINE.-The P. r. and Montgomery
Mining Company, lately incorpo-
rated, publish a prospectus in an
other column of the TIMES, in which
they offer TO dispose of limited
number of shares of their stock at
bedrock prices-Sl per share-for
the purpose of raising a working
capital. For particulars in regard
to the present condition of the mine,
the reader may consult the adver-
tisement referred to above. IL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
TO THE LADIES.

1t matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case.
1t will cost you nothing for consultation, so
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands Your case. If he can cure
you he will tell you so if not. he will say so,
for he will not undertake case unless he is
confident of effertino n cure
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
&altimore &c., Samaag rs. 9e5ember 1874

8eiis ben balbisen 500 bes SpferS berbei=
fiibrten. Ser Sater oes ermoroeten Wdbs
dens i9eint Die Sade iebr glei6giiltia sll
nebmen, uno bielelbe miro m09lid)er sSeiie
uertuiht ,perben.
0ieier Gage erbiclt 6r. 5ubbea, @ougreb=
mitglieo bon Mid)igau, einen Srief bon je=
mem Staat, tpelfer aubeutet, baB Seuator
@banbler nit elmer politiihen yiieberla9e
bebroht lit. Gsiit beri6tct iuoroen, oaB 6err
Sopt BON Suseola- @puntp, Elm leitenber @au=
bipat fir bic Spreberitelle beS llnterbauies,
iid fir ienes an1t als eiu auti=@banblerz
GanotOat angefiinoigt hat. Brinatuafrif=
ten aus superlGlliger QucGe lpreden Die lie
berseugung ans, bab 6r. CHANDLER I'M Caucus
gei6lagen irerben iuiro, uno baB, ielbit menn
Ell aus bem Caucus iiegreid) berporgebeu
iollte, er nod ourd, pas Ibtriiuni9lperoen oss
Granger Clements, oaS uollfommen Orgaut=
ilrt lit, 9eid)iagen weroen nliiBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
9sojtan,tSz glusDctS.

Stitunas Yurto iit reecImdBigc td9lite Cub
cribencu Iuicrtcljdbrlh an 9mpiaT9 soTte JoIlbar)
80 9to., fir uodCntlidle Subicrbcnten Gt1.
aacs, 9clc9enttid) OCrldubte accrudic RatcriaI,
(eujelRC 8ldttcr, Broitiren, WiuiitGlieu, Dlanuz
crtptc, 9artcn, St6ogrupbicU, &trtuldrc 8iloer &C.
Sent fir lc bmet lluScn.
Srieie, neriieaelte 4aGete, 9auj oocr tbciIweiis
bCibric6cnc6 OiOtcrG (Budl z0iunulcrpte uno Slui=
ihcn Bud19dnocr mo St1ritftcGer ouegetdufte
Gurrctturbo9Cu aus9cnommcu,) @ts. Iar jeoe bGtbc
llujc.
Srtsbricfc an Staten, mo iith 8rjCitrd9er befius
6cn, cts. iir jcot balbc nn3c, an onhcrcn Srten
Gent.
Money Orders" $50 ni6t l6crltcgcnb,) $i0uuo
pcui9er Gts.; iibcr 10 uHo 500 nidt uberitc8euo,
$50 uuo 10 nidt ii6crei9euo, 20 9ts.; nbcr $40 uHo
800 uift iiberfCtgen0, p 9ts, GroBcre Summen,
at5 $50, 6eoin9cu ergobte 3ahluns.
Sreu,ncu RXnnern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
GaropaSide 5tabe!hcr;d)te.
Ernufreim.

iFranfrcidl.
Garis, 25. 9s5br,-@aribalOi bat eineu
Srief perDfientltd,t i'll GrmlOerung aui Die
2lngabeu in bem fiir;lid publiSirten Serd)te
bes llnterlu6ungS @ontite's Der iational<
perlanlmlung iiber Die Sperationen Der Sit-
grmes @aribalot bei6ulbigt ben Sen.
8ourbafi, itd nidt nit INN IN Serbinouug
geiett sn babeu; er gibt an, OaB er Dem Sen.
Manteuffel bis aui'S aeuBerite 8ioeritauo
geleiitei babe Sn Demielben Sd)relbeu greift
@aribaloi Die frans0iiide Yrieitsrifaft in Els
bitterter Seie an.
@d,ifTsnaAsidIten.
Elpmoutb, 25. Sesbr.-0er 9ampfer
ySaiaer" 1T BON Seem Dorf bier eiugetrof-
fpl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
@rnkrA Mrtfer

Sort Grie, Sut.t "a. 9Sbr. - Gin
Neuer, metdes bic gan5e gta1t hiuOurdD
fpiithete, Serit0rte 5r. 9arens' 9otel, 5arri'
ions' @rocerie NIB Wooclpaaren !6anoluug,
!Sarris' S5otel, g8ilbelmp's Sotei, @ibion's
SfubmaarenbanOlnng uno 98ilion's Slet=
apr,1ieoerlQne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
Gampf s.ptid1en YNeiBen nno pc
nern In Sr0iattf.

Ginciunati, 8, %. 9es. = 9on-
neri1ag 9lbenb ianO su Serailles, SnO., ein
8ampf swiiheu gSeiBen nno Shmar5en
itatt. 3luei Der 2esteren ipnroen getpotet,
mebrere peripunbet. , gSe1Be erbtelteu t6otz
li6e Sertpuuouugeu. Der Sanpf entitano
burd SbieBeu nit Seuer @radcr5. Sin
meiBer Jteiter, beiien BferO oaburh ldeu sl
mecpen orobte, id)oB besbalb letuen 5tepoluer
auf Die 9teger ab.
Sofort ipurbe Der &i aQgen1ein. 9te
9eger muBten iid) in eln Sau6 flii6ten, na=
ourh bereu llehergabe erSwingenb. Sdmnltz
lid)e 9tcger wurOeu uerbaitet, worakf Ole Gnbe
,uriidfchrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
Yermii6te Sepeid1en aus
NctttsOnrf.

Stem Dorf, 25. 8es. = Die 9ampfer
c@tbiopia" pou Glasgow uub y5ollauo" pon
2onoon trafen 6ier eln.
- Der 9ampicr n5tolg" lam BON Siuers
pool bier al.
= SDnig Salafaua beiud)te beutc MOrgen
Die biid)6fibe ct. SbomaSsairte al Der %.
Strabe, ipo einc ltarfe @emeiuoe perIammelt
mar. ySabrenb oes yiadmittags btelt Der
ielbe cine feierltdle auotenS, bel melder Dem
GDnige friibere Selpobuer ieines Neid]e8 10
lpie piele prominente Siirger Der Staot Dor
qetellt ipurpen. Ges 9lbenps beiufte CT
Sootb's Sbeater, no uMacbetD" gcgeben
lullrhe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
Gin Maufbolo eriMonem.

ST., mad)ten aeifern n1ebrere 5taufbclOe einclr
n0roeriihen 9lngriff auf ,. g. 9toberts, Der
itd in ben yaben ppn 9barlcs Sear Tliiftetc.
Gtner Der Griteren, Doung, iolgte, murbc
aber Don Bear anigeioroert, lld ;n entfernen:
Donn9 prohte nit Sd]lcBen, erbtelt parauf
aber BON Dem Sobne OeS Grlteren eincn
Sdub. Der i'm lOiort tobt nieOerltredte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
Ste sSetb,taGtsfeier I'm samoe.

9icw Govt, %. 9eSbr. = DaS SSeibz
nadtsfelt luurbe in Der gem0hnli6en 9Selic
geIeiert. Die &irten pareu nit @uirlanocn
&C. oeforirt uno Die 8rbenmulif ibrte ge=
mdblte 8rogramme Dor. Sn ben ucrifteoez
nrn @obltbdtigfeitS= unb Straianitalten MIR
Den ben Suiaiien 6sittagsidmauie gegetcn;
audl fir ole 2truen iuurbe biureid)enO ge=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
BrGuoe.

Yittsburg, Yenni., 25. De,.-gin i'll
itDrfe 6ier mebrere @si9ditsbduier unb elm
Sarietdten Sbeater; 9elammtperlult $25,=
600, tbeiimeiie periifert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26

Cincinnati, i, %. 0eS.-3u Nsmport,
Sp., braunten beute Abenb Die 8eitiaerie pon
Hobeiou & @onlp. unb ,wei l8obnbduier ab.
Serfuft $50, 900 bis $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
>, ,Ybilaoclpbia=ySilmia9tou=SaI=
ff.tnrrs (SfSc,, Z, ht,

RAD &buaoClpbia, g8e9efatoucn uuo a0elas
mare GIcnbnbn" nm 1.25 Dlor9cns, Sounto9s aus
gCnommeH.
ytddl BbilahepbiG unb gtclp zDorr-(iidb in Yerrp=
uae mitFort Ispoft ucrbinoCuo) um g.25 ubrDtors
gems, Sonnto06 ou69cnomweu.
tdd, 9telp gott BON Der 9bdrlc5 StrGBcuz Staz
tiou um 1885 ugr Otor9CHe, Souutd9s aus9euuma
men.
Hof BbiIanelpba unb 9tclp= gorf-(itb in @il-
mngtOu nit Der oSelcWGreSiienba6n" per6iRoeno)
um 2.iO lllr Nahmlttuas, aus9cmommen Conn
tags.
nonmcH Suuntug6.
NdCb Ypuapcp2a nm 6.2j uBr Nadmita9s tdg=
lid.
yiaf Ncip= 2jorI BON Der @6arlcsitra6en Sta=
tion-@rprc6zSu9 nm 1913 llbr 4bcnts td9lid,.
Die oBbllaoelphia 2altimorer Central @teH=
0dln" ocridft Baltimore nm ubr Radbmittd9s.
SiletzSilrcau 9tr. ii3, g9eitz SGItmoreItr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
Selesrapbii@e 9epeidett.
(9ertte Der naHociigteu Breiie" fit oen Ger
reiponoenten.")
Snlanos9epei5sn.
sd,re6lid,er sno eines @imoes.

Sdtrefltfer Sc0 etnes Nin0es.
1racuie, N.=Y., "a. 9eSbr. = Sine
pierldbrige Sodter bes Sebaitiau Gidenlaub
lift geiteru perbrannt. Sire Wfutter lieB tie,
pdbrtnb iie thren bdusliden Gelddften nad)z
ging, in Der Jtdbe oes Siens, uno bel ibrtr
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WsnrS II, ASf,iIcoelnllfo.

@bilabelptia, %. 9esbr.- gSabrcnb
zines Streites Spiiden SoBn gSagner nnb
9(lbert SeBler purOe Der gritere an Inter
leibe perrpllnoet, 10 oaB oieGingelpeioe berans-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
gs Dr. Z. G,. .y,onItous

Rat1foiser ess Or. Is ind eli
ytr. l83, gSeit= =.yaYettss, ober1alb GutawlttaBt.
3dbne iperoelrouttbdu6 o9ne Shmereu nit Shlte
oeS Ya6gaie5 Gus9sSo9en Souie @ebtlIe init Gum<
mtsd9nen 10 bilt9, lu!e $40 unp paneno 9afantlri.
abten G5olbe aui einc por5istdpe gSeiie seilit 50
uno SOBER. 9erionsn peroen uo9itbun, bier por5u@
fprefen, ebe iie duoer5uo gin9eben, oa Die 6actIt
ar,neiflnit ui,t ii6ertroffeu tucroen tonnen. Die
pr:iie fpb ie9r uieorig, uua pro ae arbeit 9drGn@
Iitt. S15 &5eitdFt III iu ieber 3eit seoIfuet.
(Stn-Sult!U, Sfti1-5nnl0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-26
Jeoern, Wtatratea unO Setter
gbarles 3ullanber & SDbnen,

w. 1sttstkVFHbV1
nahe Der Bride.
5000 Yjuno oerbeIten @dnefeoern, rein unb troden;
ebenIo Sett5tpiuih; Somforts, 8laufets.
ODER auf 8eItenuns semad)t; aud alle Heparaturen
aui's Sefte beiorst.
SRobeln aller 4rt sepolifert ober um9epotftert.
2ounees, Sopbas nnbSeieln porrdtbis; aud nad
Oroer semadt ODER reparirt Su ben sieu sreiien.
(ian26, ,t2Wftef
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,,0orolid,e Central @ticubabn =

=gtndl ocht @tiieu-Titts6ur9 @rpreB 9ebt nm
5.5j Hbr abeno5 ab, dusgcnommen Sonntdgs.
Nad9 Dem Beitcn uno yforben, natb ben Ra9ardz
Nalen uno SunGlo itbcr @lmlra geht UNI S.2j ubr
Nior9ens Gb (ausgenommeH Sonntdgs).
gtaf Dem Beiten uno NorbCu unt 8uHdlo HHo
ocn Sdleu iiber emporium gcbt UNI l.l5 ubr Nabs
mtttd9s ab (Gue9cnommen SoHntaas); Elm S6nel<
3n9.
Gincinnati=qrpreB - Tob ocm gcittn tdgttb I'M
S.2j llbr 4beubs.
gGciiiczGrpreB - Rad @iite6urg unO Dem Beitsu
td9lid; nab bcm 9tcrbcn, mad Glmira, Suifalo, oeu
Sdllen uno eGna0n, @ric, hcn Bcnuiutuanier Selge.
aenecn to9tth, oua9cucmmcu SOmitags UNI II. 81
Abenhs.
Rad @ettpsbmS uuh ,GumtcrIduo= &0Gepbobn"
nm s.21 llbr blor9cna unb f.ij gtndlm., uno nGh
ponoperum S.25 lbr Wioraens uuo It's Ii. % llbr
Hahmlttd96, uue9enommeu SOuntage.
D@reen=S Sprn9= Sluct9bNbu" nm S.2j llbr Dior=
gems uuo 1928 l1r yiGdbm. tigit, Sonnta9s aus
QCuommcn.
gio4 gort-5,2j lbrglO6mittoao. Sonutass aus
9cnOmmcR.
Na6 Bur!tou- e'cbt tdori6 nm 5.25 (Gus9az
gcnommcn Sountags).
9iGh GodcpSpiue-1.2j, 1l.2j u1r %ormittd9s.
ops, l.2j Abhe., (nusGcuommCn Sountag5) unh
um 2j gtdhnittd9e an Sountagen.
Stlctc du Der 6alpcrtzS tdtion, HorooitzSde Der
baltimore unb Gulucrt- -ShaBc unb 9bdrlesitrasen=
1totton. gntrt9c iiir Sag909c merocu an Der
Horoofz Gdc hcr SGlttmorcs unh G0lucrtitr. 1net=
uumutCU,
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s.. Matne, Serausscber.
Spe;ial ,Nott3en .
8aIttHtore
e 3nfnYnnrr Nfiff.

8aIttmcre
e5ire 3n(uraufe Wftift,
@.ot2ef= dc bon 9omfb. ano g1aters strnf;s.
i,ie Veieljbatt ueriihert fortmdbrenb seSen Ser.
- o9ts G1aoeu burd Sranbun9liid iopobI tn be,
iaj, tDie TN 2anoe, ole Grten BON @sentbuln,
sj.,.-=, saDcn- uno gsaarenbduier, :San6ets9!iter
:.'eS Jau= sjrooufte, RobeIn. sans @erdtbi6af:en
! asa be9riffeue ooer i'm 9dieu In 9douns beIIuoa
u Z ,iG9rSeuse Il. I. ~.
-3aJ Sirettoriunl beIteht ans foIsenben Serrtn:
50 @. Sarriion, YrdfiSent;
SEQ. G. StterS, s. D. 8apff,
-0apio g. gStliou, &. Robt. Senftns,
,,o;t16 Termination, 6. Wtorton Steiuart.
fY:a!cts Z. 9iaa, 81. +. Heucomer,
Senro Girron, SroiGe Sor.Ut5,
&. 9. Steuart, 10. %. Gaelor,
2sn. 8. 8rune, Serael Gobeu,
@eorse9. SarriioH.
@ppliiatiousz uno loeiere SO br.ttt :be,
bic Gjtie bait miro tn Der Sfiice Siibuelt=GGe ron
Sou1z uno 2SateritroSe, ertbetit, iuo au5 ale Nfz
tr31e iof5rt erleoi9t iuerocn. gererun9eu foeraen
chi r0eao cine Strip an9eusmmen, ioelbe Der IppIis
taut ,UiiniAen mag.
(Jeni,iSD IT. Wreoportb, Gefr.
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a1apre,s io(en- 1ahnpnlper

eiTeftu reiuist uno matt bic Sabne fpeiB, loit ben
SSeiuSteiu ab, uub peroinbert bds Serocrben Der
3d6ne. Die Saigon oer Statel lift ncu, neoith, be-
quem uno iparIam. Prei5 20 Gents. 81 baoeHi
alteu Npotbeten uuo Oru9uen@0ano!un9en
laI,n1 foU,tPTl
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ErflaruuQ,

psrtauisn, I'M unIer @el4dit auFsuseben, 10 er9reen
mir Dieie Seleaen6eit, uiu uuieren Suuben uno bem
8ubiifam ausHssissn, oaB ois uniss geiaat 5t
q u ufsebeu, ioubern nut Wsenfdle'ipaere sum
rem. % Wir 6aben 80 5aor9eledte pon si.50 bis s75
pro gtiid, iuetAc mir Sum aoenpreie G6laen; Iers
ncr 5000 arpS 6riettes gu 80 cents uno tbenrer Jos
pie elm Gllaemeines Niiortiment BON Saarpaaren,
0aarbilrfteR 9dnmen II. 95Gtftnlerie'n. aan iprehe
BOT in Nr 62, stopiiraBe, uno beie4e ii4 Die
Waaren ! =. Ieanneret,
fSau26tSr) Sit. 60, SfriuatouftrGEs.
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s+emerei I1,,s ONeinnnd,fatcoe.

Bbilaoelpbiu, %. 9eS.-oeutc brad
in Der SieriuirtBidaft, Gds Der oopc uno
@erarb 9(penue, Elm Sreit aus, mobet Sa8.
aenncOp slpei 9cfdbrlide Stid,pnnOcn er.
bielt.
Garl Maut1 mnrbe gleihfaQ8 Ill ben liaten
Sberibeufel geito9eu, ebenio Safob gSleganr.
9(lS Der ShGtcr iitt SQI1es Sane.
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Gin Wioroer iiberiii1rt.

@lepel elan0, ., %. 0ejbr. = Die
Surp IN Dem Safe beS Der Grmorrnng oon
anorew Sobnion angeflagten Sobu Sobnion
crfannte geitern 2lbenO ben Serbreher 0eE
Morbes I'M eriten @roDe ifuloig. 9lt
gserlrtheiIuna mirn crit ipGter crfolaen.
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@esweiier fir &eiienoc.
,saltiuure chio si,enbobn

,,Satttnture Sbto Gtfenbabu."
9on 9dlein9tou UNI ,, $50 6.50, 7.30, 9U5, 1918
uno IL 2u9rSormtttGg5,2.30 $3.50, 4.i0 APO, 4.36
ESQ, $50, $50 llbr RadmittGae, 1918 uno 1870
ubr abenos, ., b35, ,9.aj 2 ubr 8ornittGgs q 80
NGfmltia9s an Sonutn9enl i.f0, 4.30, 506 unb 80
AbenoS td9hd; onofre dus9enommen Sonnia9s.
2Se9eit9ttonen - so 9.0j uno Y ubr Uilttcg6;
C.2o gtahmittaas an Sounto8eu) 2.30, $50. APO,
$50 uno $50 ubr A6enos.
annapolis' Sunctiou ., II. 80 Oi. DoTscHs; i.I0,
i.2u llbr Hadlmittao5.
Suurel uRo g8eaeltationeu iuodh -- u6r Diors
9eus.
MstropoIitau Sueis $50 ubr Mcrger5; 4.3o
nbr a6eubs.
anuapolis 7.20 Niorgen5 uHb 4.20 9tahmt
tdaS, anseeRonmen Spnntags.
Aier1noria uHo Dem Siometcn - } lhr D!or9ens
nno i.jD llr Nadmittl9s td9lit.
Gt0moHo nno Dem SHoen $50 lgr Diot9ens
taaih, uno i0.tj lbr abcnhs, aus9enommeH conn
tags.
2Befi uno Goropcf - $50 rbr Wlorscns (uitt
nab Btttsburq, Columbus ooer Sanenst0 am
SonntG9eJ uno i.30 II. 1890 u9r 9tdhmitta9s; uHo
nab Bittebnr9 1870 ubr Abeuos ta9ltt.
od9erstomn 900 llhr Wor9en6; i.l) UAr gtonz
mtttd95, dus9enommeR SouRtags.
,Sreoerid - lin nbr 8ormittaaS, aus9enomz
men SonHta9s, uuo 5.O6 nbr HdhmittG9o u. Be9es
rnttoncn aui Der Sauptbabu td9ith. !"
Vteomont, Stuuutou nuo Beacitut;onen, Snupt=
ba9n - nbr Nior3eus, ausgenommen Sonntd9s.
2Stnbcitcr uno WeQeItntioncn, oauptbabn, 4.t5,
due9enommcu Sonutd9s.
Slicottseitg - ubr Diorgens, l.ij uno 4.l5 ubr
3nNmIttags, nus9enomneu Sonntd9e, uno 1.Vh
hpt Nafmlttd9s t0gtid.
Su9e ocrlGiicn ySalhinoton iir Baltimore >, :,
S.j9 II. 1880 ubr SormittG9s; II nbr Dhtd9s; $50,
$40, 80 uno $50 nbr Abenos, tdgih, ans9enoms
mg Sonuta9s; n6r Nor9eus, /, U.30 uhr 9tad'
mnta9e am Sonnta9e) $50, uno ubr 9ta6nllt=
Ane Slae pattcu am ,StoOun Sotcl" Oci'm 2c=
lap=Soule an.
z8dreau-Gamoen Station unb Sloofs
@de her Baltimore unb @alpertitr, no auirdse
Gur Sng9a9e empfangen, uIt nab uuo pon trgcno
cnem StnottheIle beloroer Bn Deroen.
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@etlt6eMarplanscretTenbaI,n.

Serldbt Eultonz 8cpot, Gde Der 6ultouz un0 BAT
tcriou=Auenue, uab Na9crstopu, 0anouer, 1Srebes
rid, @mmittSbur9, SampiteGb. DiQnteiter lBaunesz
Ooro' unb nucn @Sunttcn Der YGbu neit!id non Rui-
ousSrio9c nab Nageretomu un0 93tlllnmspUrt, ,lfo,
um Inn Dior9cne uno llAr JtGDmlttG9s (ausge=
uommcn Sonntd9s).
yiuf uQeu gtGtionen bis Union 8roae, nm
ubr Dior9ens uno un0 i.jO llbr Aben0S, GuSoC
uommcu SouUtdg5, nno oauH nm llbr UlOrgeUs
Spejicltc Staot PaiiG9cr= 3arren ucrIalieH bG5GHs
reGu ocT @ompO9uic, Gut0n= luo tS0OsttezStrlBe,
80 Ntinuten oor hcr HbGprt, uuh SuIton=Statgon
uudD NUtuuit aller 3i9c.
Siigc fommcu In Baltimore um SO uno If ubr
%Ormitta9S un6 6.20 NbCnb6 an, Sountdg5, Guege-
uommcn uno Damn nm llbr Hbcubs.
8erbjnouu9eu init Dem s lbr Wioroers Sage
uerheu nit ocn St0Qcz9ootles lin Nompiteao uno
Oiduhcter al 0Cr zUorrtez Citation, filr On
mitt5burQ i'll NichaucetoWn, uub IGr l8dpuesboro'
uno Setip5bur9 on Ger Stue Go9e ooer Niouterep
StHtou ocmGdht.
Der Gutauz uuo 6dpCttCltrdRe uun Nulton=Statlon
100 2tuirdge iir YCg9Gge Qclniicn pctoen t0nnen,
Baltimore SOtomac SabU."
9tadl gBubiugton uno DittcleStdtioucu uno DEM
Shocn - 8erldBt GGlpcrtftatiou UNI Z, 7.3j, 1O.fO
&ormittd9e, /. i.lO l.2O uno 900 nhr IOeuo5, Ill
SOnTCsitrdScuz uno Ncpululpoua ApCnuez citation
aubGiteuo; Aub GbdrcetruBcn citation UNI 4.3l
uIr Dlor9ene uGo 2j5 n9r ytohmitta95; i.35 uno
,.j5 ulr Dior9cn5 nno 1.2j unb 9.jO ltbr Gbcno5
tdAttb. Die anocren .Si9e tGgtd, Sorntags aus
gcnonIncn.
Nior8cnsi $40, f.j5, l.10, Dos uuo 10 ubr H.
U,iuuteu Nbcuhe t69lidb. j..j WiorQcns, Niontaos
ous9cnommcu, uuo t0.lj Abenos, SamfGgs aus
geuomncu.
&erdmcu Baltimore iHr Bope5 Greet nm 90
llbr Uiorgcn6, Sicnita9S uRo 6reitags rno 4.lO
llbr JtuChmittd9s tG9i6, Gue9enommcu Sounta9s.
8CrIu'ien baltimore iur NnnapoIis UNI 7.35 llhr
Oior9cme uuo i,l0 nhr9i01nV., aus9cuommeRS Sonu=
tags.
Rat hcm >iihcn iibcr Ritmoub uuo gonb6urg
l9r - Nioracus tdglid, uuh go NbCno6 tdglih,
Gusgcnummcu Spnno96.
zgUfcnu SQQuQ0c
gcHgcnommcn at hcr Norholt @dc bcr 6Gipcrtz uno
9ntimorcitrObc.
Yertd6t GbGrtcsNr.z citation fir JiCp 1ort unh
PGiIuhClpbia INN 1888 Uiorgcu6 (Gue9euommen
Souutago), uuo um fool ltbr a6o6. tdglid. gto6
F5iIaoclpbin nm $50 Nod)mittd96. VIE 3iiGe bat
ven an Der 9bGrlesitraGeu StGtion oil.