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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
MarriauaS-

Mr.. 7. NJ. Baker and Mrs. Helen NJ.
Baker, of Galesburg, H., were married
the other day for the third time with
in the last few years, having been twice
divorced from each other.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26

That the conflict between Church and
State in Germany has assumed a serious
aspect, may be seen from the foreign
dispatches. Bismark, representing the
empire, appears fully determined to re-
press all ecclesiastical encroachments,
or alleged encroachments, on the civil
domain, while all the intelligence re-
ceived on the subject, by mail and tele-
graph, represent the church authorities
as determined not to succumb to the
States demands. Where will the end
bep
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
Stray Notice-

'AhEN mp and posted by J a Butler. Of
a GILES county, It'll sdissrict, on Feb'y md
1874; one bay horse, Ebout 4 years old, Is
hands high both hind feet white, star Ia the
forehead, u few white hairs in face, shod on
front feet, valued at $40.
fsls-st W. +. ALEXANDER, Raagsr.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26

"Pa," said a New Albany boy,
"what is Mardi Gas they are talking
so much about % "ShroVe Tuesday. .
said the well-informed father. sand
what is Shrove Tuesday 20 "LoOk IN
the dictionary" The boy looked, and
saw Shorve ruesday-the Tuesday
following Quinquagesima Sunday and
preceding Ash Wednesday" He then
knew all about it,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
COAL OIL.

WE have established a Coal Oil Depot in
w this city and are prepared to offer pure
article Of OIL to dealers ard consumers at
Nashville prices. or less with freight added.
feI9-2m HILL G BALLEHTINE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26


Whole tickets, so Halves, &25 Tentbs.
or each couple, 50 ; Eleven Whole Tickets
for $500 225< Whole Tickets for 81 900;
us Whole Tickets for $1,000 227 Whole
Tickets for $4,000, No discount on less
than $500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted
in al respects, like the three which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars which viii be sent
free from this Office to all who apply for
them
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies. viii be attended 20 IN the order they
are received, and IL is hoped they wiz be
sent IL promptly that there may be no dis
appointment or delay ia filing all. Liberal
e. ms given TO those who buy TO sell again
Al agents are peremptorily required 20 settle
mp their accounts and return ali unsold tack
cts BY the Goth day OF March.
THOS. L. BR
Agent Public Library o Kentucky and Man
ager Gin Concert, Public Library Build
ing, Louisville, Ky deIs-td.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
In ChancerY at Pulaski.

FEBRUARY RULES, 1874.
Vim. F. Ballentine VS.. Z. F. Walker ct ais.
I N this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
L of tie Clerk q Master from the bill which
is sworn to that the defendant A. Cox
is a non-residepts of the State of
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be served on him. On
motion it is therefore ordered that publiea-
tion be made for four weeks in succession in
the Pulaski Citizen, newspaper published
in the town of Pulaski, in said State, requir-
ing the said Defendant to be and appear on
the first day Of the next term of the Chance
~ Court to be held for the county of Giles,
at the courthouse in Pulaski, on the 3rd
Monday in March next, and answer Com
plainants' bill or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to him and set for bearing ex
parte. f12 J IS. STACY c A n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
ITALIAN BEES

HAVE FEW SWARMS OF ITALIAN
Bees IN Langstroth's Patent Hive which
l viii sell At 5000 per Swarm for A few
days Call soon and secure a bargain.
g. s. TOWNSEND,
selsst- 81 Southern Express 0aaee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
Beecher on the Temperance
NIn,ganEana

NEw YORK, February 2l.-Rev. Hen
ny Ward Beecher said TO his cOngrega-
ton last night, that history would not
show parallel 30 the effort making in
the West 20 suppress dram drinking,
which he characterized rs the scourlre
of the household. IL is an evil that has
deiied legislation, but now, under the
providence OF God, there has arisen
MORAL CYCLONE,
perfect tempest of influence. a
praying crusade against the saloons viii
begin tomorrow Ia this city.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
Land on BRADSHAW Greek

f. O r s A L r.
DURSUANT to the provisions of Trust
L Deed made to me by JAS h Miller, Rob't
1878, and registered in the Registers office OF
TsrnnIr, nnr1rtr 1 will cr,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
CRAZE VINES

ON MONDAY, MARCH I'd, 1874, I will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, on the
Public Square,
1000 GRAPE SETTINGS,
Of the finest varieties, and from one to three
years old, taken from Cox's Vineyard. They
viii be sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
Of mo. z. STEELE. Trnstee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
AWAKE and ASLEEP. n q

viii be sent mounted complete for framing
on receipt Of fifty cents. Two new Chromos
SMILES and TEARS. same price,
BEAUTIFUL BoQUET OF FLOWERS for
- cents, OF two different subjects for 80 cts.
For THOSE IN NEED OF BUSINESS, we have the
brightest and best selling ChToIaos in the
market If you would secure an independ-
enoei send $500 for a portfolio and a stock
Of Chrofnos and commence work at once
Particulars free, OF ILLUSTRATE o cIRcu1.AR
on receipt Of three-cent stamp.
Address, BOSTON FRAME AND CHRO-
NO Co, 2s2 Washington St.. Boston Mass.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-26
FOURTH tRAT. GIFT CONCERT
FOB THE BENEFIT THE
Public Library Of Kentucky!
Success Assured
A Full Drawing Certain
OK TUEsDAY, 3lst OF MARCH, Next.
1900 CASH GIFTS
$1,5OO.OOO

will be distributed among the tickct-holders.
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tenths, and all fractional parts viii be rep
tickets are.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02
9uetital.
; - , y
LONGING AND REST.

There is heart that loves me,
Bur It's so far away
pray Thee, Heart come near me,
And with me ever stay.
There is an eve hath beamings
Of tenderness for me;
But what avail their geamings
If these ! cannot see.
There is hand caressed me,
And soothed my weary brow
Though soft and warm its claspings
cannot reach il now.
There is voice so tender
That spake in thrilling tone;
But that TO me It's silent,
My heart makes saddest moan.
Heart, Heart thon contest near me,
Soon shall feel thy beat;
IT'S sure, a taste of Heaven
When loving hearts may meet.
Eye, Eye, ! feel thy soft ray,
In loving tenderness
What power it hath to quicken
What power it hath to bless
Hand, Hand, thy soft caressing
Hath soolhed my weary pain;
| kiss thee, Hand, in blessing,
And clasp thee once again,
Voice Voice, so sweet, hear thee
Thou still hast loves pure tone;
To bring life rich completeness,
It's hui thy charm | own.
- BIZ MqrU .I0sephine BasseH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02

TWEED AND HIS CHILDREN IA cores
pondcnt, in writing Of Tweed, says:
II can conceive that the father. q fAsl-
Derby loved by bis children. Twas
lated ore story of himself whicIfd ispiag r
his affection in his family. He was Nv
ing IN a suburban residence and was
compelled to send to the local railroad
station for papers and mails. His son
drove down one morning when a creek,
which had to be crossed, was swollen. -.
At the ford the horse became, in some
way, entaugled and was drowned. The
boy reported the disaster TO his father.
who charged him not 10 tell bis mother
and thus create constant apprehension in
her mind for the safety Of her children.
On the next day Tweed went to New
York and purchased another horse which
bore the closest possible resemblance to
the drowned animal, and placed it in the
stable. His wife once or twice suggest
ed, in an inquiring way, that something
bad happened to the carriage-horse, for
be did not look just as he did. But she
never knew the change that was made
nor the reason for it,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02
JAMES w. BOSWELL.
MONTGOMERY INSTITUTE.

COOKE D. LUCKETT, (Univer of ya.,)
PRINCIPAL.
MISS ROSA HAYDEN, ACADEMY of Music,
Peabody Instituted
Vocalist and Teacher Of instrumental Music.
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will
tagn on A0NDA Y, September l5fd, 1878.
ns~ For rms, &c, apply 10 the Princi-
pal. sep 5-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02

A Christian man was dying in Scotland
His Daughter Nellie sat BY his bedside.
II was Sunday evening and the bell Of
the seotch kirk was ringing, calling the
peope to church. The good old man. in
his lying dream thought that be was on
his way to church in his sleigh across the
river, and as the evening bell struck up.
he thought it was the call to church. He
said: ''IIark children, the bells are ring
lng. we shall be late, we must make the
mare step out quick p He sbiyered and
then said: "PulI the robe up closer. my
lass it is cold crossing the river. but we
will sooD be there" and he smiled and
said: Just there Dow.'' The good man
had gone to the temple in the skies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02
UNDERTAKING.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
I form the citizens OF Rockville and vicini-
ty, that he has bought the right, title, inter-
est and good will OF his father, in the UN-
DERrAKlNG BUSINESS, together with the
Hearse, Wagon, &c. necessary for conducting
the same, and that he viii be prepared here
after, upon the shortest notice. to accommo-
d eie all who may require his services lib
eral share Of patronage is solicited
w REUBEN HUMPHREY,
Washington Street,
june loft Rockville, Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02
& TAILORING

TIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
return her thanks TO hei patrons for their past
patronage, and solicits continuance of the
ga rae at
Mrs NJ HARDESTY s,
No.s33 Washington Street,
Georgetown. D. G.
dec 2o--tfn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-02
DoARD,NG AND DAY SCHOOL

I'D 1886 Street, opp ranklih Park,
WASHINGTON p. G..
This School will re open MONDAY, Sept
9th, 1878. Rare facilities afforded for thor-
ough instruction in English Branches, Music
and The Languages.
G4s- For particulars address
Miss NJ. J. NARROWER,
aug l-6m Principal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Die Gummtp= nmS staatsRenern.

Bir geben in 9ta6itcbenbem cine Site
Der a~uferlegten utO Der pom Soipn Gols
Iector ni0t eincolectirten Staat5z lrnO
@ountDiteuern fir bnS Sa6r 1873 lit ben
einSelneu 5oipnS bon @oof County, iuie
ite ben Sii0eru be5 County Solicitors
entnommen lit. 3ie aus ben @eiaulmte
iummen 81 erieben lit, betra9en nidt
eincollectirte Steuern mebr ais siDet
9rttttDeile Ser misunderstanding.
Ser Gountb Collector lit ieBt banit be-
idGftigt. Die 8il0er fir Den oom gclcy
Dorgei0rie6enen Steucrperfouf Su orOz
men uuo tpirb ben 8erfau Dorne9s
men, iobalo CT bamit fcrttg 1T, iDaS
III ungefd6r Dter5ebn Iagen
9ei9eben Wirb. Wir 9altem eS fir
umiere 8fli1t, bierauf aufmerfiam 81
maden, Oa es iebt nod m0gli0 tit, Die
Steuern gu 5aDlen, O6ne ii0 weiteren
llufoiten aI nnteriuerfen, iDGbrenO Die
llntoiten ieDr groB iinO, iobalp Der Ser
fauf cinmal gei6ebeu lit unO bas Dere
tauftc Gigentbum wieOer eingel0it Wcrz
ben nluB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
2~3Schenflche Baiapois &faafs-Beffaeng,

ties, 6arunter Speiie uno Grant, ii6
~freueu uub au6 ben 2lrmen bapon 5uz
fommen Iaiien. 9abur6 Gamble man in
@eiite uto na6 Dem 8eilptele Selu,
nel6er aud ant Sab6atb Ginlaounsen
gu fr6blt6em Mable annabm uulo fem
WiitgIieb elmer 8uritanerfirdc fem
f0nute. Nur elm FREEZER bnmaner Sonn-
tag f6nne fi6 %bebaupten eilcm oriidenbem
uro tDrannti0en Sonntae bagegen tpiir>
ben Die Weni6en BON it4 abidiitteln tuie
alle anberen Seiieln.
50 tpeit Baltor Sabaee! Sreili9
nta9t fi6 ouf einem She'll BET bieIiacll
amerifanil6en proteltantiiden SanSeln
Der SomtagSfanatiSmus nod INNER
brett. 9t6er auf Die beiouneneren oerfelben
miro Die Yrebigt oes Serrn Sapage ii6er
ben Sonntag boffentli6 ebenio wo9ltbd>
tig nirten, ipie Die Yrebigt @olter'S
iiber bas Sriufen auf le getptrft Bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Standardization.
Nerfoloet ui6t new g6rnrr.

renu er trant 1T, NIT @eOiSiuen, welGe bic Sorpers
trSite nieberbridel. gSas Der Rrante b%auptiddIi@ bes
bari, lit elm !3uiaS Don 9ebeustrai, I'm ibm in StanS
at iesen. nit benz Seinbe, Der ibn ansesriiien bot. gu
rinssH. Ser franre Oreanisnius ioIte unterlHst. ses
itartt, sereini9t unS sereseIt werOe,, nnb sur Sepirs
ting bieIer ;Smede lit Feline MebiSin in Der @slt 10 AUS
seitattet ME t5Uitetter's Wa9cubtttereS.| SSn Der
seip0bnli9en Niorts iperOen abIibrenoe, blutreinisenbe'
anttbiIibie nrb berrhiaeube Dtittel abseionbert ~einseges
ben. Sn @oitetter's 9itterett iinS Gae Oieie Dtits
tel persiniat unb wirteu 10 bormouiid S%niammeH, UNI
~rt,sttiae Sinidaisfeit ebenio wie ~unSeittse Nuireauns
an %perbiten, uno lUabreub bic 6rantbeit ibren Salt tinz
biiBt, %iainmett Der @atient ueue araite. Bei llnperoau>
ltdfeit, 9eberleiben. droniider gsri.Opftbeit. @e9ieGfez
Der, elsemeiner o6padc unb alien nit fOrperIider unb
setlttser @iebergei@lageHbeit uerbanbenen setbeu brinst
Sieies refine pesetabilii9e @iebsrberiteIuussmittel, wie
teiu aubcres. SeiIuns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Cost @ountu BonbS 1UU nnb sSntereIen
Gorrfe DON gilenbabnz MRb anSern Nftien:
M arftsB reife+
Chicago, "a. Npril 1874.
BvponoHe.

I.-Stc JtaUfrage tuGr begrenSt
uno beinaDe nlr aif Den Hofalbanoel be-
ld)rdntt. Yeri0iHer ma6tel einige
Na6fragen, aber Deripeigerten SIT gegens
tpdrtisen Yretien al %faufen. Die Bretle
tuaren ettpas rubiger, bod lit fem be-
merfensipertDer Nbi6lag SIT 6ertdten.
SuotatiOuen 5 .75-6 fir cute bis aus
geipdblte Weitern Spring GrtraS, nnb
So fir Wtinneiota, 1925 $50 fiir
peiBe Mimter grtra5. HoggeitnieDl 5.25.
GIeic-in gutter Na6fra9e nnO Yreile
6Dber. Gertduie: 80 Sonllen 5u $2l lIlls
tcriuegS.
Meisen- Der Marft tpar fill ,t16
belidnbig EROS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bielten ii6 bieBreile lno let6te9elbGfte
ipu ben III aleu- departments genlaht.
0erfdufe in Bartbien 81 81 .25-l.254 fur
reguldreu, uno 1.25}-l.25S fir frilhe 3us
fubren bon Nto. Sprilg-l1loB 5u l.253
fir reguldren; geo. 3 Spring 3u 1.2l3;
SLIP fir Nusi6uB Spring 9to. l $l.33
-l.34 fir reguldren Jtortbtpeitern, Jto.
9 DO gu $l.26s-1.273 IN ipesificirten
6dulern ie na1 Der Sage unb Oer 3eit Der
Mblieterung. $50. l Spring 3u 1.3l,
go. 2 Spring $l.253-l.25& Iir Wtai uno
1865 fir Sunt-i9loB gu l.25a Dtai uno
1865 SUM-.
Noru. Der Marft mar itiu aber
beftdn0is 3l geitrt9en Breiien. Spefus
Ianten unbBeribtffer f%allltell mGBt8. 3us
fu6ren ret6lt9. EeguldreS 9to. 2 634
oalla frilde .3ufubren 5u 81 = 64Bc,
6o6aemij6tes 643-65c. 8erfGufer fir
atai 644-65c, nnb fir SUM 653-66c
-l@loB su Sn~ieitpreiien. 9to. 2 Jteues
all CSC llno altes 2lusi6uB 623. aetneges
16Gfte III Ganalcorn.
Safer Der Mfarft mai 6amern6
fill, aber ulter benz @illf(llIle bon fefte>
rem 8reiien fir WeiSen Huo Corn itiegen
bic 0reiie ettpaS. 9anoel insgeiammt
I~ofaler 9eatur. 9to. 2 gu 45J5-464 baar,
464-46s fir Wtai nno 47S fit SUM =
f6loB ~beitanoig. ansi3uB nomilea 81
445c.
Noqgen-Qtnbalten6 ftiu, aber obne
b%eionDere 8erGnbermug Der Yretle, unb
mir quotiren geo. 2 gu $3.50 i'm Store.
9r~obepartbien gu 94-95c all Der @ilenz
balm.
@erfe-8ar fin su $l.5S-1.60 fir
SEQ. 2-i0loB 5u $l.60t Go. 3 mar quos
tirt All $l.38-l.40 unb Nusl6uB su
$l.25-1.30
Sdmerete1.-S1ntotDDld il1en $2.0O
$50. &leelamen S.. 60-5.75. Tla6ss
ialnen So. O0-2.20. lln8ariider @rass
lamen 60--70c. 9trie gu 6O-o0c.
Spirit Der Ofarft tuar itetig un6
felt ,lno III gutter Nadfrage init Gerfdls
fen BON $50 TGller su 94c.
BroDi1tonen: WteBporf mar ltns
r~eaelmdBig, aber in Siemli0er Nadfrage
fir Spefnlatton uno 9ofalbebarf nit
YerfGufen 3u JIG. l5-l6.35 fir Wfai, nno
SIG. 35-l6.40 fit Slni.
S6mal5-tuar nebr aftib un6 tpur0e
perfanft Al $9.55-9.6 IS baar, $9.55-9.60
fir Wfai, unb $9.773 fit Stunt.
Slip gep0felte S6lnten au 93-ll4c
lie uah Gualitdt ltno 0etpi9t.
Nriide Sbiufen 94c.
Sarge flare MitteIitife in &titen-
95c, fur3e SC.
surge @ippenzM aittelfhide-sa 1896.
S6ultern-5u 55-6c IOie.
Sett-5@7c.
Seefpro6ufte = feft 81 $23-23. so fir
S6tnfen, $9.75-l0.0O fit M2eB 8eef,
$l0.75-ll fir @rtra OfeB.
Galg-3u 6a-7c.
Qborne 3uGer- Na6frage Iet9t
su l4-17e y Pfp. fir neuea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Sic @abI 1T SIue Ss1amS.
8lue Ss(anb, I'll. %. Mnril y.

glue Sslanb, ST., %. @pril IA.
9aS folgenbe oeuti DE 3idet fiegte
Bel Der geitrigen 8abl nit 500 Stims
m%enmebrbett.
SIS ipuroem ertpdblt:
Sir 8 II lte SEQ. 2a6temeper,
@Driit. &rneger, Serb. Qdmide, s. q.
9anlen, @b@. Gi0boff So. @laupen.
Stllage @lerf: @1as. Srapp.
9Oliaei : 90 agtftrat: Ntt@aeI
Qrnolo, fen.
NbenoS betpegte ii6 elm briuianter
SadcIsng nit Wtuiif bur6 bas Stdot6en,
welbem elm Dergniigter 9lbeno IN Der
3urnbaae unb III @ngeIbarbI's QoteI
folgte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Observation-Disclosures iouten Sem

9r. Silsbee Elm 9enfimal erri1tem
tpegem ieiuer glidltGen gutbedung Der
ANAKESIS, zines untriigIi6en Setlmit>
tells fir Die idlimmiten Ss6mrorrboiz
SaIf6Ie-6ei 10000 Sdllen bat es fem
Otal feDlgei6la9en. Gs lit etn einfa6es
Ginfitbrun9smittel, idmerSlos unb Iei6t
an%Subringeu, getpdbrt iofort 2inperung,
ipirft ais eiu Snitrument, Gripei6ungsz
mittel nno OteOifamett uuo fam Die
9eilung ni6t perfeblen. BretS $l.O0.
Uranfirt gu BADEN BET S. & Is. gB. Sto6t
lno 8roipn, in 20 WarfetitraBe, GGtcago.
SutnotS, uno allen oeuti9en 9Ipotbeteu.
IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Spal6ins's 2eim fIebt MQes.
erbtAuu

0erbtamnt. Nnnie sd. SeHger, Elm
% Sabre altes &tnb, fam I'M 8rigbton
9Oule al Weitern Npenne, Dorgeitern
nit tbrem Gleib6en Dem Seuer tnl Sfen
St nabe uno uarO Don ben Slammen ers
faBt. @be eS m0gltd uar, bieielben 3u
eritiGen, ipllr6e bas arule &tnO 10 i6reds
lid perbrannt, baB eS mad etipa sebn
Stunoen ieinen @eiit aufgab. Coroner
STEPHENS iptrb beute Die Gei6eni6au a6s
balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Ser 3auber SeS. Wsunbes.

9as noblrte6en6e Sosooont ma6t
&rdlItern suiammen9eiebt, 9iebt es Ben
3GDnen Die uripritnglibe lSetBe tpie0er,
Derleibt Dem Ntbem Elm f0ltli6es, buzz
tenOes Nroma unO erbGlt Die 3abne bis
ms ipdteite Nlter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
81 !

@er iein @elb fiber su 10 gro3ent
3inien in beliebigen Setrdgen, erlte 0pz
potbef, auf gutes Gbicngo @ruuoeisenz
tbuu an3ulegeu ipiinl6t, iuenoe fi6 OH
MasmansOorff & 5etnemann, SEQ. 165
81 Observation-Disclosures, @Dtcago. 29ip6aip
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
@ntn slfIantifd1en bis ann stirz

leu Sccan perbrcttet iiH Der 9tubm oes
Gab4c Screw gSire Equipments. @s
retBt nidt, pirb nt6t unoi6t uno fdlt
nie auseinanoer. 8erlu6t IS. N1tet
auf Den 4atentitempel. Naes anbere lit
Hdddbmuud. nm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

NHPNf ionic on Iblere peptlI' aus uHoe'e"
90 enannten 9eiImitteI felt @eiieber Der Sselt. eert'S
fIcate BON b~eusrfen5wertbeu Guren limb bel jeeer Slal3e
unb wsroen gratis sn Sebsrmanu seIbidt. Us s'bt telHe
Sdmers.u, weIde Oieies 2intments ni6t itiIt, te'" @eS
apitit rpeIdes es nidt uertiIst OOer eabrigeit Del@e IS
curirt. Dies lit pieI ssast. absr es tit pobr'
SeiHe SamiIie Ober SofSSeiiser fam ObHs eentanr
9inineuts fem. @bite %gsrapper lit fur 6amilieh9es
braud. Der gelop gsrapper iir 3biere. TreiS 50 ets.;
srobe 6tai6eu 81. s. 3. MOie s. Co.. SO SrOaSs
nan, Nep port.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

sym SeTcrfom iicgte bel Der porgss
ftr|oeu Notahpabl OGS Ycpple's &idct.
l2nigenoe iino Die Grwi6Iten: d. D. 3.
sT2onoQ, Squirc 9iu0tl, SD. CDmo"c,
00n, gStnettd, Xeon :. 96tlD inIo 6reo.
1}cnli,n, &orltegcr unp D. =. Frioe,
Glert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
1913, 3S2.11 $685. IS. go
@tme berporameemSe Sebe ftebt

ni9t bitbi6 aus Illo iutrb me berlertt,
1psnn Die &iuDer StIper Sip =S9ube
tragel. 0ieiel6en eriparen Gu9 Die
9alfte Gurer S9uhrcdnuug.
Set alien S1ubDGnoleru gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

Soft mnbS cantItna, 1920. ID O0-18 90
Soiit, 22-M SuB........ IT 600 90
Sl0ortng, l uno 2 &IdIfe.. SO O0-40 90
Eloorin9, getD0bnli9, raub % 600 90
Sloortng, - 3urt6tet... SO 00-35 90
TIoorina, 2. Sorte, ses
p6bnli9 augeri6tet... % OO-30 90
SiSing, L. Slaiie, su8es
rtDtet. -24O 90
Si0ing, 2. 6laife, ~
Si6i1g, a~etpOn6nit9 IT O0-2o 40
S1tlS. 10 OBJ 60
Sdlfen-gefdgt, 12-16 g.. q 00-35 90
BiGetS 10 90
QGtten $500. - $50 IS
S9tnoeln-aefGgtA A. h IN. 3373- 375
S1tloeLn S @iienbabn a.
ober Stern. .......... 3123- 325
Jlo. l, geldgt.. ......... | Is ! so
Ser gtehmarRt.
&tn6bte6.- Die bentiae 2ufubr
tper %geringer, bod 6a cine aroBe Mn,abI
III ben 90fen ul1nerfarft perbliebeu mar,
10 mar Der 8orratb groB senug, nm az
len &nforoerungen 81 ~genigen. Stodz
Stiere Dertauft 3u $4-.8I3 fit mittz
lere bis cute 0raDe. 9iefi8e S6Id1ter
f%altften in begrenSter Nnsa6l quite fette
&iibe 5u S.. Der Warft i6IOB rubis
nit elmer groBen QnSabl unDertauften
Stebes in BEN 66fen.
Die frii6eu 3ufubren betSggeE 1888
Stld. Yerfautt tpurben A Stiid sm
$4.-4.Sl3 fir 5iemli6e bis gute StOders
4.623-5.379 fir mittlere BIS euse Berz
1anOt:S tiere lno SIS. 624--6.4 40 fiy Quss
geipaDltes bis EXTRA NerianotsS tiere.
= 0 petne. = Die ulIertpartet Gr0Be
3ufnbr geltern, oaS 8erbleiben elmer anz
leDnli3eH 3abI i'll ben 50fen mno Die liz
berale 3Nfnbr beltte er3eugten cine Ieids
tere 3aItlng in Otartte. 4retIe tparen
a .SO-5.lOf fir gewObnli6s, 81 .25-5.54
fur mittIere bis stemli1e, 81. 5O-5.75
ttr CUTE big aus9etuGDIte. IND $3.50
Cos fir EXTRA gIatte Bartbien. Der
Wtarft l6lOB nit mcbreren Gauienb lInz
perfautt III Den Soften.
Die frIi6en 3ufubren betrugen 1925
Gerfdufe: 1896 Stlf gu obigrE
Nreilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Commercials nuO Tinan'ielles.
6el0mnrkt=geridDt
pom
HENRY GEGEENEBAUH I'M & CO.,

0W11~I ~CCEVTtI 1IIV
S. aue., Swii9en 9tanbolpb lInb @aibin9ronitr.
gbteaao, "a Iprit 1874.
Der Gelomortt setgte beute cine s~ituitt9e nnS pers
tratenspoae Stimmuug. Ser uibt unerbeblibe @eio>
beoari oe3 6auoelsitanoes ptrb Don ben &onfeI IN
allen berebtigten 6auen beTrieoiat. Nas Sel9dIt i'm
Ileen1eiuet mar beute rubie.
8ebieI ai 9tep glore % ets. Neio.
9onbou 80 Goge Gidt ass.
@plo erDfiuete heute III Nrtb 2ort nit 112 nnb i6loR
sn 112M MT io!genoell @our5usr6nbernns,n Ddbrenn oss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Staot Gbna9o.

i. 0ir D~crlveiien a,tf Ole 9lms
sci8c lit Der erften SpaIte oieEes
Stettes, bctrcfs Der Nr6tnieMs
@ertDcilmt,g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

Castoria lit mebr ats tine 3uscbe fHr Gator Sci
gs lit ras eiu;ise ~oeitebenbe idere WitteI CUR 3es
suIirune Der Gingepeibe, Seiluus pom Collie uno ssers
idafiuns zines notirlidem SdIafss. Gs tit angenebns
Ger mebr. Rret5 IS Cts. bic Glai3e. 11ap1S 8