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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14
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Der 3ufreoenbeit nnO Den GegenstDlillH
|1den, ,uomit lie oas 9al,s perlaiien fanu
mon }6lieben, bab lie nid)t bergebens
bortbin ibre 3uflu6t 9enol,lmen Mu6
Die Dienlt lt6oten bleiben serne uno ar
beiten unperorolien obsleieb Der 8auer,
lpos 9teligion 1lnb 9riitli6e @itte be-
TT lift, ibnen bart ouf bic GiIen 1tei9t,
webbalb senn bie lol6e i'm tennen unh
gerne ihrenss 6riltli6en Obliegenbeitem
na6fommen lpollen, bur9 ibrenTleiB, ibre
Q(uf ffubrung uno &ebli6feit immer leine
Gunf 5u erDolten uno in leinem 0ienfe'
su bleibcn lu0en.
Inter }einem 9aus9eii noe nun Dot Der
Bauer audi Elm en- ormen W}en16en, NO.
mems Mi@el, Der cttpos tGppil9 uno UNI
bebplfen i1t, babel ober cine guten gSil=
len bot. Ser Bauer nobm i'm in 1ein9aus,
ouf bomit er ni9t auf Ben 8ettel onge=
,uie len pdre. 9(uf bos G1en bcslelbcn
fam es ibm 9erooe nibt an, inoeB er me-
benbei su einigen lei9teren srbeitcu
bod 5u per,penben ,pdre,
0o CAB nun Mi6el tpegen ieiner brol=-
liseu Ginfdue, ieines unan9emeHenen Gi=
fers, bel Dem jeDo6 ni6t gar piel au5=
9eribtet mar, Of piel @toff 5ual 2o9en.
MiNel 9laubte neil ct bol0 oo6in, bolb
oprtbin 9erufen ,puroe uno man falt inn
mer feline Mitbilfe perlongte, er lei oie
$oouptper1on i'm 9ou1e, un0 9(i9ts f0nue
obne i'm 9elbeben, lodbrenb man i'm bod
nr riet I'M liG an ibm 5u erbcitern~
@uD man ). 9. feline iibermdBige slnltreu='
gung beim Waeenl6ieben, 10 mubte man
laden; oenn feline @tellun9 ,uor oornab~
ols ,penn CT bic sonse Welt bon. Slede
riden pollte uno - penn 1i9 Der Ma=:=
gen lpial9 bc,pe9te> tuel6es &rfen llnb
@6reien, I'M Die Mnoern 5ur trdftigen.
Mitbilfe onSu1poren, unO bann> ,pel6es:
So9gefitbl in 1einen Miner, tuel6e Se=
gieroe, nun bos perOiente Sob 81 drnten :
9ie1es blieb ober audi nidt aus. 9enn
vtpenn bolt Der Mi9el nidt 9e'pelels-
,pdre !" bieB es>" ulpir Mlle Ddtten oer
Wa9en ni6t pon1 Tlede 9ebra6t. 9l6er
toum bot Der Mi6l qn9e9rtHen, ba lief
BET 8ogen uno rib uns 9(lle mit. @ol6e
Soplpriide 9efielen tenn Mi4L uno NQes
lohte NIT bm.
Ginrtol nun, oIs ser Meid)l 9eroot mie<
ser Elm dbnliGe &roftproouftion ousge=
| fubrt batte, fam ber Orts9elitltde in ben
6of unb peil er 1i6 NIT oem Mid)l gerae'
unterbielt, Set ibn our6 ieine Ginfauc
l6on man6en @pab 9ema6t ginsss..er
ouf Sen Mi6l 5u Der feu6eno uno
l6lpiben6 oa fton0, uno ia9te, sit inn:
vNber Mi9l> bu boit oi6 pieoer 1ebr'
onltrenst, oas liebt man Dir an?"
vSa, meinte Ser 0libl, n'penn es aae=
lueil 10 9dn9', fDnnts 1elblt unfereiner
nimmer ausD Dalten."
u9lun", tr61tete ber @eiit(l@e, "tm
@immel l,pirO es ldon belier 1eln; oa tann
Ser Mi6l eewib ausruben."
uDas ? @eil ltli6er9err !" rief oerN}i9(.
Il I'M @inlmel ousruaDa? 00s 9laub /
MET oa miro Nl's nod'n Mi6l 16reia;
,pie oq. ST baiBts Mi6L LAB b'@aii
az - W}i6l> bdn9 N 9uno abi!
Mli6I, mel ilt'n @toll as! - Mi9lz lprig
g Sud- brab - Ni6l, l6icb o'gSa9n'
pon einanoer - 11nb 10 wiro's I'M
6imn1el booben Wfi6l lap b'Sunna
as - Mi6l, bdng IT Mon, abi -
M}i6l, pub b'5tern os,! - Wtlbl, 1prlf'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

8tSntt9rG ,1a,b 9lstber.

st;f4ato sn;5;a y II a., NJ. !,
Nhsrha,, % M Nh oh}nIosr Sss sslh o5tsIe
fIrst. sga,r,s & a,,t, 9sSs,, 49, 'res,s
Ea nra o ,thas ~ tstsr
," Sa cess pr1lsSa ss
S6r;5ts @ ,.sfa,,f >o,, nona .u " 5nro, !,
fo',r't ,,onut MT j.: -, q; %
um% n,,h ,,,,,,,S aI;s,aa 8 :, s, o,fI$rt H.
@ i;r han " st,tg;H ~; nsr
. ~ w. aa;rs ar
,tt oofaNntt ~ t,s. ~ B %, ;aSsl
Wn,H, WW.rE, ~ o,,iSar n@ -,
Ss GnttosI$stsy,na lSi h;,,, sNenn y, Mite
SnS Gaq Gehst S,t,sa 1 ,,,;lSe
up IN ,,,;,n - !, s'Fsf s,nenS p Mhsr
~ fs,p - Ssr Mnnst mor ~
Mey5on % n''t, h;e o,,thpr h hnste nnS ShmShfe 2'H
ipnhsr,, ih' h;e @ oo,,,e fothnI;Slhe G;rf6r i 6er.
ithittet. sr sG ,,'t 3r;npn Gmmihunnp,,
rpS ME G6;mn5ere;en @ Gr nonnte Sic SrH
;dS5e @ @[mthrnNe @;ft nnN WeSt;len, Ser
Srde ? Mi}e SothoIifsn nonnte er Wo=
] n;iten G;StenSiener mn Sruf,Isfnehte
n;e NIT GI;nhhr;t oe5hIooen 5r;en Sos
morsm 0ytherS Ss5;nn,,noen ] oeopn h;p
he;l;oe fofhoI;jihe &irdip linn % nof6 hie=
5rn @p5;nn,,noen honSerte er 9Insne=
riiitet mit osnoIti9er ,m6 hinrci6enSer
Wrre6,omf fe;f mufte er 6ie SHcn5fen NJ
hemeoen NM fir 5id Al oe>niunen &r
hattie nidts @eriuoeres i'm @inue ols Sic
fot6olild1e &ir(6e Al peruid)ten uno in
]einem l1ebern,lthe 5prod1 er bos fpIse
Mort eSu meiueu1 aeber. 0 Nop1t bin
id bir eli" Elm, Weit: nod, ,neinem Sp6e
mer6e i6l 6ein Snb 5ein% M6er Quther
fat 5id1 oelpoltio oeirrt Gr mar in 5ei=
11em Qeben Ser fotboli1d1en &ird)e cine
We5t er mar Elm furd)tbarer @eoner. oc=
nen - meIhen 9}e;nfens |,,n6 96i7inoer az oIs
jhmohe Ginher hotehru MIeil3 5eine
Yronhe,eiuno 6ot iih oIs foI1m er>nie5en
cr 6of Sie f1tboliIhe &ird5e nirht nur
niGt nernid,tet 5on5ern in Gon,en ne
trod,tet ihr nid,t einmol ernitlidem Gho=
nen suoefjjot 9Rrhr oIs 100 Satire
1iu6 lett Qut6ers Spbe pcrfIo51en 6ie
aehre 6ie & nortrlIn 1T nnn Ser yselt
ner5h,nunben mr. Ner % ,,nhe5t;mmtp Nro=
te1tnntismus IT in sohI(o5pn @eftpn or=
hIiehen: oher h;e5rfbp fothnriSchr Gir;hr
DON meId,er outher o6fieI 1 6ie er ,eritSz
rem moIlte 1;e heifpht hente noh ein;o
,'. SIX :t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

lei6t ,pertpunoen.t Ser @olbaf lag fort=
mdbrenb fin nno re9ungslos 0a ,pie Elm
8al1mffamm. ,ltnteroeb tro6 .ietn iared=
li9er 59lafgefdDrte, Der, pie ct fiiblte,
BON be1onoerer, @rDBe fem inubte, iiber
| feline SibenBeine ,unb obern 96rper=
tbeile, 5ulebt fosar iber Iein@eli6tMi6ts
als sic erfouneltslpertbelfe Nerpenitarfe
,ne oas 8e,puBiein, ,boB bas geringFs
3uden elmer Mlustel iein Sobesurtbeil
rnteri6rieben baben tpiroe, fonnte ben
.Q(rmen in Sen 5tdno feben, bieie furdt=
bare Brobe gu bciteben. Cine 9anse
@tunbe lang fro6 bos Sbier ii6er 1einen
&1rper uno @eli6t hin unb fer, 9lei6=
fam als 'uoute es lid iiberseugel, .oob es
Ienerleits BON ben boliegenoen @e9en=
Itonbe ni6ts 5u fiirGten babe. Gnolib
mdblte es li6 einen Ylob in Der 9}dbe
1eines &ppfss unb leste 1i9 I'M @efiibl Der
@i6erbcit 5ur &u6e. Mber oamit .wor Die
Pri flung bes ormcn GolOoten nod niht
iibcrI Itonoen. Sis bos Sogesli6t onbra6>
muBte ct rubig auf Dem Niden ous9e=
ltredt liegen, o9ne es 5u tpa9cn ou6 nur
Elm @lieo su ribren, UNI leinen 9efdbrIi=
den Mo6bor 81 itDren. 9(ls es enoli6
Sag puroe, blidte er li0 porli6tig I'M,
cr6ob 1ib 9erdul l6los uu0 be>ue9te 1ih
no9 einem 9Sintcl leines 3eltes, no Elm
siemli6 9roBen 9tein la9 Gr nobm
Oenl lel6en unO lob 1i6 nun no6 Dem Gin-
bringing UNI. 0o cr bte, ,@6lon9e ni6t
erbliden tonnte, 10 bielt er li6 iiber5eugt,
bob 1ie unter iein &opffilien 9efro@en
lei. Ginem 3ipfel bo6 er 9erooe 6p6 ge=
mug ouf I'm Sen 9als Der S0lanse,
erbliden gu fDunen. Ct oriidte nun lsin
&nie fef ouf 0as &illen> erlolbte ieoo6
BET @9longe1 ibren &opf berpor5uluin=
Ben, ben ct 1ofort nit 1einem @teinc SER
56netterte. 9foG oie|em @iege ,pa9tc Ser
@oloot sum erten male ,picoer fret 5u
otbnen uno mari sic @9lan9e Dor bos
3elt Ser ,ua6tbabenoe Offi5ier ma6te
eben bie 9funoe uno 1ob um 6as 3elt
Des @pl6oten einen 9auf fen Wtenl6en ite=
fen, >pel6e eine@6lan9e betra6t .9ie
Gin9ebsrenen erfldrten 1ie fir cine Der
9i1tigfen, beren 8iB fets un0 au9enblif=
li6 t0btet, unb ols man Dem Offi5ier err
sQblte, bob 1ie bon einem @al0oten in
oem 3elte 9et0Otet tuoroen iei 9ing er
binein uno befra9te ibm Inn bos Nabere.
Bann fanbelt bu,0oB litb bel Oir III Dem
3elte cine @dlon9e be finoe?
G,e9e1i 8 ltbr 9eitern N6eno> entge9nete
Der Sol0ot.
Warum reff0u Die qBo6e nidt?
SD ba6te, oisWa6e ,piirbe midi ni6t
D6ren> uub i6 fiirdtete, ouf oos Sbier
su treten, oesbolb bielt id MIDI fiq.
9(6er ou bdtteit 9ebilien lueroen fSn=
men; ipubtef 0u, ooB ou ougenblifli9
9e1torben lpdref?
Sd >uubte ct nur 5u gut ober bie2eute
| ia9en, 0ob 1i9 @@lon9en ni@t mitGinem
einlol1en> Ser li6 ni6t init ibnen einlabt.
Desbal6 lieb id lie 9cben, -wie es ibr be-
liebte. >.. s.
@ut> 1uei1l, Surge i@ CLAUDE 0u tbo=
tef, mas bas 8el tie babel mar, ober unter
Soulenoen ,piroe es faumGiner im@tanbe
| lein. ire .1..
! 9ie @e11i6te Dsrbreitete ltd rlno fam
5u ben Obren oes berbefeblsba6ers, Der
tuie Der erpOffi5ier ba@te> ~lt11o ber @oloat
erbielt pie iibrise |@trafe erlaIiens @eit
~ ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

-MeiI DousbertD, Der firslid)
@apboe, Srlanb, 100000 sur@erfiisung eeiteut..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
Dubuque, Soma, Mittwo6, ben 20. SAGdS74 ,oI

Walobrdnoe ausssbroaen. Sn Der Sc
ssno bon 9eidtiso; Su 2ittls Suamieo,
n0roli9 bon Seonto, miitbet Der 8ranb
l4on isit msbr,ren 5asen unb oas BEL ei=
mem Orfanartisen g9inoe. Sn pieree
Somnlbip bsi &swaunee uno nOroli9 uno
tpeltlib BON Der Staot in abnapee, 2in-
coin, Sriiiielles uno Glapbanfs 5Opnibip
lassn bidte Haudpofen iiber Die Mdlosr
unb Der bereits anseri9tete Sdaoen ioll
elm iebr betrddtliber iein. 8isle Sami.
lie paden ibr gisentbum bereits auf @a-
gen uno brinsen es in Si9erbeit, ba man
bel Der trodenen @itteruns cine @ioerbo-
lung Ger 1871 grdnoe fiir6tst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
Anslanoifd)e lt,berIibt.

Sen 6elbSus ben Sismarf sesen Die
fatboliide Rirds unternommen, bot osn er-
,uarteten grfols nidt sebabt, oas itellt li6
BON Sag Su Sag beutliher beraus gse-
Der Die gii96fs, mod Die priefer nod Die
2aien fam Der Staat in relisioier Sinidbt
untsr feline Yotmdbistsit iwinsen inb tros
aasr ueri4drften Waissiese miro Der Wi-
beriianb tdsli6 md@tiser. aber nidt 10
ipobl wollen mir bier Den 6slb bsus i'm Snnsrn
beriidi4tissn, als bas @irisn Bismarrs
sesen bic tatbolii4e 2ir@e na9 auben
bin. SO pisl ftebt feit, es mar Elm anse-
meinsr PIan bic Madt Der 2irde in san3
europa su bre9en unb fe Dem Gtaate
bienitbar 3u MAIDEN. gu Dem gBerfe
boten ale 2osen, oeren Yoritebsr ia bod
iibsrall an Der Spise Der Rsssruns iteben
Die 5ano. 6rantrsid, bisies gollipert oes
8atbolieismus lag barnisosr. Stalien,
our9 Yreubens Siege IN ben YeIib Goms q
selanst, iOilts elm ssfiisises aber madti-
ses @ertSeus abseben uno nit Salie Der
Gepolutiondre Ioate Die fatbolii6e 3eeie=
runs i'm 3aume sebalten uno Der Yabit
mirbe ssma6t werosn. Sas cine selans
gum She'll, oas anoere feblte san5 II. gar
uno isit oen lebten 3erwiiriniiien i6sint
Seutidlano ale Madt in StaIien sinse-
biBt ;u baben. Der 9eriu9, Die gnsldn-
Der sesen Die fatboliide Stride ,u beben,
i6ms an osrsm practiiden Sinne isbl, oa
enslilbe StaatsmGnner, idon Srlanos noe.
gen, ni9ts bon 8eriOlsuns wiiien m0ssn.
BIS gu einem se,ui1en punfte 1T Oeitreid
in Yrsubsn's GuBitapfen setreten, i9sint
absr Dor Der ausfibruns Der eisenen @s.
isBe suriidjubeben. Sn Spanien bdnst
mObl Die llnteritisuns Der Rspublit nit
preubiIdsm @eloe uno @ei9is nit Der
Yeriolsuns Der Ratbolitsn Suiammsn.
SIT Oan Carlos Sisser, 1T msnis Soii.
nuns aui Die Ausfiibruns Der 2osenpldns
su ieBsn. @sldnse es Die &epublit oef-
nitip Su etabliren, 10 ,pdre oas Die 5rsppe
aui Der Elm preuBiidsr Yrins gum ipani-
iden Sbrone itiese, mag aud Die Oeutl6s
Hesieruns oies 10 piel uno oft wiosrlssen
als fe nil. gSie man in ben Hiiden
Oeitreids &arl nad &umdnen seieBt, m04-
te man aud einsn SobenSolern i'm Giiden
6rantreid,s baben. 6reilia Gle Die Yld-
ne iino 8ismarf fOweit iebl seidla9en II.
bas Bolt min ni6t rs4t mebr an Den gr-
folg leiner Yolitif slauben uno ba muB
Utittel seibaiit weroen. g8ie Der 6ries
Se9en Seiterreib benz Manns BON 8lut u.
giien nOtbis mar cine politiide Yartsi Su
I6afien, ebenlo miro oas Gullmann'I1e
gttentat nDtbis ssweien iein oas 0iAt oes
lintsnoen Stsrnes aui3ufriiden nno ben
Staatsmann psrlonli4 luiebsr in ben Yor-
oersruno 3u brinsen. 0a uns isbt ole tels.
srapbnden Sepsiden porlessn 10 ionnsn
,uirunlern 2eisrn furs nno gut ben Sersans
naa oisien sewObnli9 isbr unSuperldbissn
Quslsn in Ssiir3e mittbeilsn. @ls
8ismart am Is. Suli aui Der 2anoitrabs
nod bsm Sal3brunnen fubr, i4Ob Elm jun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

FflP N tf ,i1al> Hgt 2gg
FJaie9 u 'n u4s 9n.ibaa
eiil, ~ sF3msHy Esai.H ag.lp
3Nlgs at1i9 'na ~ Sass $3.50.
4'Hi ''ls4is4oa 3sll3a alsas So M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

l'i. hH NW 1915 ti7 ..i
fasa'e.a. nm q lauala r6.m a1
t0s ai-aHl a,a aag FFb1i Hi
At.8@ h.MAe1gg as4Rs gi1l se4l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

, tn1a 4f
f9ah% nhabwt Htwa mh4 N
aHi3 % liql usb.& ls ra susasa
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

81 H. avrI. Onr c,,;u;iy l. get pre-
-~,.r.,tl, orr valleys eco .i;li the hum
of ;~arriui industry. E.>'lai of tin-
not within ".ir borders, AMI .,ur barn,
are .:l;cd win plenty.
TanI:h H. comparisons IRE IL OFT! rs
the creation. AMI have Shown imr>SaE;
activity inr six thousand ycar.. they are
no: worn out: ..they are nrv ever;
morning." The flavor q: cyerr t.cIi1h;
the spirit Of every joy. the face 81 every
blessing, j. every morning renewed
Who has no; watched wit: peculiar H.
:-r,.st the bc.uiiilnl providence with
which. WHEN the children % :in alice
tomato household are exhausted wit,
The innocent activities. and weariCd will,
the simple delights oi cii;idh",d. the
mother >oothes them To seeP2 Who ha~
not observed the tenderness with which,
she guards them from possible i'll ~
:~InTnvancc, and the care with which She
puts avav :hc now Useless TOYS. 50 that
they may he nj hand and unbrokcn for
the Uses of the morrow? SD. with Il
more beautiful and more perfect provi-
nv WIN - hNtC tI.th =
tenderness and love, does God hush T.,
rrpoSc, and protect while they sleep.
the one Thousand millions Of His chill
drcn, gathering the ample curtains OF
nigh: around their wide hed-chunbcr.
and >citin. His myriad stars in the sky.
is So IIany noiseleSs sentinels To guard
their slumberS. SO does God gather up
and hide away during the hours OF
nightly reposr, the joys AMI sorrows. the
cares aud anxieties Of the human heart.
So does God take away Fl om Our hearts
the burden of our duties. the weight OF
our affections; he takes them away from
Us during our sleep, that lie may re
touch them with fresh attractions, AMI
preserve them safely. So that they will
be ''new every morning"
Where is our gratitude for all the>:
compositions? low do we exhibit and
prove it? DO we initiate Gods ON
passions according to ability, by
caring for the sick, feeding the hungry.
and clothing the naked? by commiser-
ATTN" the condition and relieving the
wants Of the friendless and poor?
Above I'LL, do we prove Our gratitude
tor Ills compositions, by Obeying and
loving God, 1.-THE giver Of every good
and perfect gift which com';h down
from the Father of Light. with whom is
no variablcneSs. nor shadow OF turning?:@
L.; Us be assured that all gratitude that
reaches not this. is hollow lip service.
equally unacceptable and u%n>incere.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
Tu,o Hundred Dollars Reward!

Twill pay Il reward of Nv" hundred
Jo,lsrs 10 any person who will give mc
correct. information Of my son, Willie
Rr,.jer. who left home, near highland.
Kansas. on the 9th day Of September.
Isl, and was last seen, as far rs | can
learn. at .stchi>on, on the 9Th q! Septcm-
her. The boy is II years ot age. has
hI,ck rveS and black hair, and l. slight
ly .toop-Shoulderch. lie had on. when
h. left home. Il black felt hat. dark
clothes, without Il vest.
Address me, ut Highland. krnSa>.
JOHN :. BEL r.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
Here We Are!

At the same place. in the neat brown
front, south side. and with an entire
new stock of goods. just received-at
J. Il. RuSselrs. lie has dress goods.
shoes. &c. which will he sold nj cotton
prices. Call and examine his tin. 1T OF
goods. and the low prices asked. 1t Is
10 every ones interest Ia do So. and he
doesn't charge anything for exhibiting
his sfgs.k-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
The County Grange

Met nj the hall of Savannah: Grange, in
this city, II Tuesday, a gooGly lumber
beinr in attendance. The T. al
business transacted was the I, AIRY
organization OF the Andrew County
Farmers Insurance Company Officers
were elected. but we undcr>i .'l-h
signatures have not yet been obtained to
cntitle the company tn incorporation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
Settle Up

All who are indebted 10 -.
signed for job printing. or for aa''.'.
in. rs per our statement '''k. Will
please pay up promptly. Alter the ar-'
of January all accounts m'S"'
he placed i'm other hands .....
d. r.. Pr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
Missouri Legislature"

This body met at the Good Tempiar>'
Hall, "Wednesday evening. and had AN
entertaining session. \ message from
the Governor was read. Ezra I. Dickey
was elected United States Senator in
place of Carl SchrrZ. Rev. Samuel Huff
man WAS chosen Lieutenant Governor.
Sc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11

Gentleman Of GOOD character. and pre-
n,-,. Z, ..ccp i quiet orderly house, and
b.,. c,,ue 70 srnc expense :" tit 1t NJ
,~.,,,y for the accommodation oi his
customers
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
.lusrrw 60. Re::nbf::'sh.
Railroad Tima-Table.

80, Cty, S. Itsefh and Cor1eH bluffs Rairoad.
vi r3Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
r-om our Late Editions OF Yesterdsy.l
Tne Illinois Ross Child.

,npNr1ry STILL IN DoUBT-A PHOTOGRAPH
me ~, r,,r CHILD TO BE TAKEN AND SENT EAST.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
An extensive correspondence by telegraph bias
hoo, nropressing between Mr.. Ross and the hu-
,horities at odell, Illinois, regarding the child
,here which is supposed to be Charlie Ross. A
lumber of inquiries were put to the child, but
,ha onswers were so unsatisfactory that it was
enay resolved to order photograph To- be
,akan of the child at odel to be sent here forlin-
s,oction by he father and mother before taking
ANY further steps.
The photograph cannot arrive here before TO-
morrow IL taken promptly on directions being
sent. ~ Ana.
rhe uarents, having been 30 often excited by
,.lae hopes, have no expectation that this dis
covery will prove any better than those that
have preceded it,
DUNCAN TELEaRAPHs ron CREDENTIALS.
Lewis DUNCAN, the man arrested at odeii,
Illinois. does belong in this city, and WAS former
10 driver and owner of express wagons.
He has telegraphed to friends here for creden-
tials as to character
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20

Newark ntenlss

Especially Reported for the commercial.l
NEWARK, Aug. 10.
Warren Curtis, Esq, returned from Saratoga
OH Saturday.
On Monday afternoon, two gentlemen were
driving up from Elkton with very unruly horse
and when about 2lS miles from Newark, the
horse SHE'D, running the carriage in the ditch,
upsetting it and throwing the parties out, break
ing the harness and carriage to a certain extent.
The horse ran on up the road into Newark, where
many of our people saw it with parts of the har-
ness on. The railroad disaster came fresh in
their minds again, they thinking some one was
hurt but after awhile the parties came 20 town
safe and sound. r..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20

n ENUINE OLD GOV JAVA CAN BE
VI bought at IL Z. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20
Reaister's 1utifes.
DEGISTER'S OFFICE,
IN, NEW CASTLE COUNTY. AuRuB

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, August s, 1874.
Upon the application OF Amy T. Chambers. ad-
minlstratrix OF James Il. Chambers late of Will
mingtOn Hundred In said county, deceased; II Is Or
dered and directed by the Register that the Admnis
trattix aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF Let
tiers OF Administration upon the Estate of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements IT, lie posted, within forty days from
the date Of such Letters, IN six OF the most public
places Of the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate, to pre-
sent the same or abide by an Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted, within the same period In the
DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper published In VIII
mlngton, and TO be continued therein three weeks,
cod
Given under the hand and Seal OF ONCE OF
H. 81 the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBBS, Register
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased, must present the same, duly
attested to the Administrative. on or before Aug.
&, 1915 or abide the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
Address. Wilmington, Del. augio-eodst
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20
financial Cards.


TINE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 2s. 1851.
Omen to receive deposits daily from 8, A. NJ, until
4, r. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to o'clock
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank and 1t is the ex-
pectation Of the Managers that this rate OF divi'
When dividends are not withdrawn, they are &C
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice In each year.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8. HuLEs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CIFMENT b. SMYTH, GEORGE s. CAPELIEi
CHARLES W. HowLAND M. L. LIoHTENsrEIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL X. BENSON
HENRY f. DUHE, JOB IL. JACKSON,
K. M. SToTsENBURG, NM. ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. s. HILLEs, President
spTi1-tf GmDi X noeh' ''' E'T. TAYLoR. Tre sur
EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES.
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
| EDWARD BELTS, President.
GEO. d ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
| PAID UP CAPITAL, s5CO,GOt
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| nished to regular depositors without charge.
| Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 Am
DIRECTORS.
Clement B. smyth, George W: Bush,
| Israel Pusey ELI Garrett
| Henry s. McComb, Joshua 4. Heaiu,
| Daniel lanes, William Tatnal,
| Edward Belts. octl-1v
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20
A Speck of War.

CHINA AND JAPAN PREPARING FOR FIGHT.
HoNd KoNo, August 10.
The Chinese government give Japan ninety
days to remove their troops from Formosa, and
are making extensive preparations for war,
which it is generally believed will ensue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20
The ohio Constitution.

1T IL DEFEATED BY A HEAVY MAJORITY.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19l
This city gave majority of $40 for the opn-
.t,,ution. and over ten thousand for license
Il ia believed that the Constitution is defeated
il, the State by from twenty to fifty thousand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20

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| SUPERIOR CHAMBER sETTs,
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PHILADELPHIA, PA
DININe-RooM SUITS,
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, az
PUBLIC SALE EVERY
MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE AT ALL TIME
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-20

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