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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-03
Carriage Department..

Manufactures of Fine Coaches. Lardaus, ar
oauletS, and Clarences, OF latest and most ap-
proved styles and qualities. Also, HearseS, in
greater variety, and with greater faei tiles, than
are found elsewher in America. Highest Pre-
mlums at Third and Fourth Cincinnati Indus
trial Expeditions.
683-n5 W. Eight ST., Cincinnati, o..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-03
IN A SINGLE DAY.

are more reliable as a liver medicine than any
of the mineral preparations that do more ham
than good.
For sale by Druggists. . cents per box.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24
LOOking for n Berth.

While the boat was lying at Cincinnati,
Just ready to start for Louisville, man
came on board leading a blushing damsel
by the hand, and approaching the clerk
II say" he exclaimed, "me and my
wife has just got married, and I'm looking
for accommodations"
Looking for a berth ?'' hastily inquir-
ed the clerk, passing tickets out to another
passenger.
"A birth ? thunder and lightning, no -
gasped the young man, "we amt but just
got married ! we want place to stay all
night, you know, and--a bed"
swell, replied the clerk, "that is what
we call a berth on steamboat"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24
The Doctors Dream.


Dr. jones' wife was awakened by a noise
in her room the other night, and when she
sat up in bed she saw the doctor standing
over the armchair in the room. He had
towel tied around one of the legs of the
chair, and with handsaw he was cutting
it in half Mrs. Jones exclaimed
"Henry, what in the name of common
sense are you doing ?"
"H-s-s-h," replied the doctor, "you'n
wake the patient, you hold the chloroform
to his nose while 1 take his leg off. I'm
about half through the bone now"
Then Mrs. Jones got out of bed and
shook him, and pinched him until he woke.
Then he exclaimed
"How's the patientP"
Mrs. Jones merely said, "come to bed,
you idiot, and stop hacking up the furni
ture."
"Gracious, Maria" said the doctor az
he collected his scattered senses, edo you
know thought was in the hospital saw
ing off a leg that had a compound fracture !
There's fifty dollar fee gone"
Auu JULIUS henJ w ucO A0VhuB 40 II AO
was an injured man at having lost that
money.
az 1t was only two days ago Jones was
iDjudiciously "full." Being painfully
aware of his inebriety he endeavored to
conceal it from the public by buttoning up
his coat very closely, imparting an abnor-
NAL stiffness to his knees, and tripping
over his heels. He stallsed up to street
car, walked briskly in just as the horses
started forward, and instantly stumbled
out again backward without unbending
muscle. Straightway he recovered the up
right, splashed with mud, and re-entered,
seating himself beside an acquaintance,
making no sign of his mishap. Presently
he turned to this individual and inquired
Kilzhhun?"
"No."
He considered a moment, and then again
asked
"Ofthetrack ?"
"No."
More rehection-sleepily then;
" Runoveraprespice ?"
emo"
"splozhn 9''
"No."
"Any ac'dent ?"
"Not any at ALL"
He took this piece of information into
his intellectual NAV, and digesting it, con-
cluded that he must be drunk indeed
Anxious to cover up the disgraceful fact
and to turn the matter off respectfully, he
shortly turned again with the blind obser-
vation :
"Well, if I'd anone that, wouldnta got
out"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24

EB- John Varnum, Jun, is practical
joker. A few Sundays ago, in returning
from church, he was conversing with his
wife on the subject of the sermon, and re-
marked that he couldn't believe saint and
sinner ever dwelt SO near together as the
sermon represented, His wife intimated
that they could, and instanced the follow
ing case Haven't you and dwelt in
the same house for several years9
This was a square hit on John, but he
wormed out Of it, and closed the case with
the following argument Yes, to be sure
but did ! ever call you sinner 9''
Judgment for John, and no appeal
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24

GB- At large dinner-party in certain
city lately, the frosty weather had done
considerable duty in supply ing conversa-
tion, when a plump, happy-looking married
lady made a remark about cold feet. 'sure-
ly," said lady opposite, 'Mrs. --,
you are not troubled with cold feetP" Amidst
an awful pause she naively answered
eyes indeed, am very much troubled
but they are not my own.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24

gB- Alta recent dinner of shoemalers
the following toast was given "May we
have all the women in the country to shoe
and all the men to boot"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24

NB- "What comes after T9' asked
teacher Of small pupil who was learning
the alphabet. He received the bewildering
reply "You do-to see Liza"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24
Gbe Gtntts NRuaB BEuOntheIN 11d.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age I


TNHERE are no diseases SO debilitating in
IL their effects upon the constitution as the
above, and none more difficult to cure by the
usual modes Of practice. The Fever and Ague
Powders win effect a cure in cases Of the long
est standing, as wellas prove q preventive In
the forming stages of disease. Being purely
Vegetable, they act with certainty on the dis
case, totally eradicating it from the system,
and preventing return at any future period.
Why waste your money and health in trying
every medicine you hear of, when Thompson's
Fever and Ague Powders have never failed to
cure the Chills in any case.
REASONS WHY THEY ONLY SHOULD BE
USED;
Their Reputation Is EstG6lisled. : Thousands
of testimonials have been received, showing
that these Powders have performed miracles in
curing cases of long standing, many of them
considered hopeless.
There Is no Risk IN Taking Than. - They
contain nothing injurious, and, therefore, cause
none of those lingering diseases SO often the re-
suit of the many nostrums of the day. Physi-
clans recommend them as far superior to Qui-
nine, or any other known remedy for they leave
the system in q healthy state, and the patient
beyond the probability of a relapse.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. - The
genuine arn put up in square tin boxes, with
"Thompson's Fever and Ague Powders
stamped on the lid, and the signature OF
"Thompson 81 Crawford" on the wrapper
No others can possibly be genuine.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24

aB- Women me said to make better
post-nlasters than men. They have more
tongue for stamp-licking purposes.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-24

EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST.
This Liniment has earned for itself reputa-
tlon unequalled in the history of external ap-
plicatons. Thousands who now suffer from
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &C., would find i'm
mediate relief from all their pain by using this
certain remedy. 1t is equally effectual in Cuts,
Burns, Scalds, Stiffness of the Neck, Sore
Throat, Swellngs, Infammations, Frost Bites,
Pains in the Side and Back, Bites of Spiders
or Stings of Insects. One rubbing will in all
cases give immediate relief, and few appllca-
tions complete azure. On account of its pow
erful penetrating properties 1t is beyond doubt,
the SUREST REMEDY for the most trouble
some diseases to which horses and cattle are
liable. 1t cures Scratches, Old and Fresh Cuts
and Sores, Chafes produced by collar or sad
die. Injuries caused by nails or splints enter
ing the flesh or hoofs, Bruises, Sprains, Swee-
ney, SPAWN, Thrush, and all diseases which
destroy the hoofs or bones of the feet. Fnll
directions accompany each bottle. Prepared
only fs ,HUI
by Crawford 81 FObes,
141 Market Street,
29b1y PHILADELPHIA.
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0Mrd1 3. ~. 8enmett & Coup.
o. Gdleriff3>SerfQuf.

Viii SuJtttWr>SI+&uut.
- Strait uno In 6ot9e zines 9eidla9naDme<Se
eouut1, On bas Superiorz9ert1tS oer Staot 8altt:
more gu retournireR, in Der Stage uon Sohu Sopnet
segen ben nGiamonb Bauperein SIR. 2 BON Soltt;
more" babe i'd NIT Yeid(a9 bete9t unb in @refutior
&nipribe oes beia9ten Diamond : Sanoerelns ytr,
2 bon Baltimore" Guf unD 81 lenen stnet Sruto:
nI6en init baraufte1enoen Sebduoen, in Der Staoi
ss sas..r Ss5sssn, g gn nj lUie I4Sis, seI or aSnih,ry,
irraBe, stpti9en Der Striderz uno 9ilmorltraBe, 9e=
leaen, 16 5uB brett unb 100 SuB tief bis an etne
4aea. IS 1T oaletbe Si9entbnnt, pelde6 In elmer
Sppotbef Dom 1. DECEMBER 1869 nno in ben Senb=
Nr1ipen Der Staot Baltimore In Si6er %. R.,
SIR. 4ij, Sol. 211, ttn9etra9eH, BON u. 8. Sap@
Tor unb Soiepbiue &. &anlor, ietne 6rau, an ben
Diamond : 8auoereiu gfr. 2 bon Baltimore e9ez
ben, belhrie6en TT. Sebaut nit einera 3@ftodtsen
Sie8eiteinernen &obnbauie nit etnem 2@ftodi=
gen 9intergebduhe.
sStpeiter 9Ias. Yin Der sinie Der I%8eIieite Der
Gllbounirase In Der gntiernuns BON 51t SnB 90
j3oll (mebr ODER ~fueIiser) iiloli4 Don Der ede, suelde
6urt Die Stneibung Der slbieite Der 8restnaufr.,
lpie ife beabiihti9t III, 9eoffnet 5u tueroen, uno Der
@efieite Der @al5ounitrabe eebtlSet miro, anians
seno bonu noroIi6, Lungs Der g3eifieite ber Sdl@
9ooterrabe our3 Bic Mitte Der s6ei0emauer, iueIde
bas SauS auf Dem lest 3u 6eI6reibenoen Ylase bon
benz auf Dem unrntttetbar i'm Noroen angren5enoen
Sauie trennt, 79 SUB (rlebr ober iuert9er) bis in Die
@titte elmer 10 GnB brelten aleu, tuelbe iortipdbreno
often gehalten iperoeu rnuB fir ben 9emetnibaitltben
Ge6r6u6 Der @igert9imer zines 8Iaees an Der Sftz
ieite elmer StraBe uumittelbGr fuetlib pom @al9oun=
itrabe unb parallel nit ~oericlben bGnu iiiolih ourh
Die Wtitte beia9ter 10 SuE breiten Iaep uno parallel
init @olhountraBe, 10 SuB (mebr ODER tpeni9er), II.
baum 0tlid in grader 9inie 70 TuB (rnebr ODER peniz
ser) bis on Die ~gDetieite ber gatbounftrabe gum anz
fau9spuuftc. 9erielbe 1T einem idbrlihen @rnnb=
5iuie pom s4S unterlporeH, init einem 2 : EDdtsen
Stegetteinernen @pbnbaufe bebaut uuo oils SIT.
4U5, Observation-Disclosures, be1eifuet.
1Hb ih made biermit %6etonnt, oaB i9 Spnners
ffaa, ben IA. giai 1874, MittGgS 10 ubr, an oer 9es
rthfSbaust9ire in Der Gtabt Baltimore a1les Sute=
reiie bes ~beiasten r0tamonSsSauueretns gfr. 2 BON
Baltimore" in benz oben beibrie6euen uno nit Sez
i9lag bele9teu @runoei9 entbunie pertanIen rperoe.
Observation-Disclosures.
2~tu9uftris hilbert, Sderlff;
(97, 103,5,S,tD S: ~. Seuuett 6 Comp, Guft.
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III4I'IcUI ~ AO' -
+ 3erfaMf
- UuH uEIH
fehr tperthpoaea uro contpIeten gS~obibaufe,
90. 1nn1 G.io. Ghrnnn

febr tperthpoaea unD contpIeten &~pbnbauie,
CIR. 1881, @nior StraBe,
uate MabtIou@sauare.
Sonneritae, ben Il. alai 1874, gtaGnlttt99s 4
ubr, nerben mir am Blase tas fperthooue nno snz
pfehIeusnerth aeleeene runbfti d mil @e@
bduoen an bef Sfleite Der gniorfrabe, na4e Dem
Nio6iIon : Sauare, perfauien. Oas @runbitiid lit
IA SUB 8 3Oa brett uHo t49 5us6 SOL ttei, nit etneln
breiftodi9en q e6 du De nit Sront pom 9epfegleh
nebft elmer ausefisten SieseIfetnernen Slide 6e9aut;
Gas unb 8aiier ifno i'm Sanie, uno beftnoet ls9 eth
Ib0ner ReGer unter Dem Sauie.
Sic 8eoiueunoeu tueroen ans erfaufstage betannt
oemaht. Ndbere ausfunft fam mon bel ". 9 o l.
ION & Sobn, 6aus< unb @runo%Dfatler, yr, 6U,
Observation-Disclosures, erhalten.
Enff,2,4,5) 8. u. &irfiano 6 oottp., Autt.
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NmgWituS OdTatuaD,
.T.aAy. 80 81

Milton Z. &ioO,
Griter @lert OeS Qelegaten 6auic$.
@enebmiqt ben II. april 1874. 1ll-6)
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5t1ptiel 0Ol.
S6ulOige StaatS ab90bcn.
Sin @efet.

Sin @efeb,
| UNI 0aS in Der SaMuar. Slblng 1872 pQitrtc
@eIeb, Sapitel 237, betttelt: Neil @eieb, nm
bic @iuSiebung Don i6uloigeu Staats 4bgdz
ben AMI Qttten Der 9tattOn0lbauten urO
Banf9eihGfte i'm Staate, melfe @elddite
III bemielben MAIDEN, Su bcIA0fftn, ST. mi
oerrufen.
/. abi6 nit. - Sci e8 Don Der @eiebz
@ebung Don Marplano Ueroronet, oaB oQ8
8eieb in Der SauuarzS ibung 1872, Sapitel
237, betitelt: eiH Seieb, nm bic @insiebung
BON i6ulOigen StaatS Ibgabe1 auf NttieH
BON gtatioualbaufen uno Saut9ci3diteu I'M
Staate, melde @eihditc in oelnielben ma
diem, 81 beidGfieu, lei uuO lit bicrulit wiOer=
rlfeu, OOral8geieet jeoof, O0B Oieier &tocrz
ruf fem inter oemielben eripOrbene5 Gedt be-
na9theili9e ODER ih0Oe, pelhe sur 3cit Die
les WiberrufeS in Strait ieten; and lol Der.
ielbe fetne1 Jett eriittrenoeu Gontraft, Sblt=
cation, 8ai6t, Ser6iubli1tcit ODER Struie
i6aoen ODER auibeben, ionOCru alle lest eiu=
gebrafteu &lagen UNI @eribt8uerbauoluU=
gen, ionic Serfabren lpegeI Straieu inter
beiagtem @eiebc, eiuidlieBltA alsr GiOil.
ino Grlmtualuerfabreu lolen 81 GnOe &c
fiibrt unO abgeurtbetlt meroen, ais luern be-
iagteS 9eleb uld)t m%iberrufen m1re.
2. 4bi9nitt. limb lei e8 DerOronet, baB
oteieS @eiet pom Gage ieiuer 2lmnbme an
III Strait trete.
&ir bejengcn hermit, OaB 9oritebenOt&
cine getreue NIB UouitdnOjge 4bifriit ciueS
@eietcs 1T, wel6es Die @eietgeburg BON
Wtarplaub III Der Sanuarz Situng 1874 pal
int bat. M%t8nitttS @aHatpaD,
SefretGr Ot8 SeuntS 4;
Milton 3. GioS,
griter Glert OeS 9elegatenbapie8.
@eu'bnt9t ben IL. Ipril 1874. G1l-6)
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8ertpalterSs

El BON
]pertbppae,n @runoeigenthntt an Trantltns
Strabc auf Huftton.
SIN Eoloe zines Setretes bes 3retsgerldtes per
Staot Baltimore tpirb Der uuter;eihuete gerfoalter
auf oHenttiher Sutton an Srt uno Stele Sonms
abene, ben %. giai 1871, Ysttta8S IL Hbr, oerz
faufen
Oas saase 8runSfhd, nit standardization
an Der Norbfeite BON NrautItuftrabe, an Der yLoro7
8tftzgfe pom Trantiinz uHo SGsperitraBe Al SuB,
me6r ober ~peuiger, brett uno So TnB 6 sou tleI. nut
slet6mdbt9er Breite unD parallel nit SdsoefTfaBe.
Die @ebGulibteiten beftebeu in Spet oor3n9lllQen
3zfott9en Sie9 elfteiuernen 9duieru, NIT gtr; 12s uno
t3i beSsihHet IuO einem idbrliteu Srlnettnle o9n
$3.50 unterip orfen, uHo etuerS rigtnolzydetbepon
9as Grunoetaent6um piro frei BON alien auiprh=
den 6is gum Serfdufsta9e %pertauft.
Die acknowledgement, tpte I'M Oetrete ooI9e'
I6rieben, fiuo: Elm &rttttbeil 6nar, Der Reit in Q Il.
il Niouaten, ceer Gfes baar, mad gelieben oes
8dnfers. Die @rebit@3 oblun9en pom SerfGulSta9e
an 3inien tra9eno, uno ourh gtoten pes 9auiets,
Sur Suirieoen1eit ee5 6eiasten 8ertpalters %tnoolflrt,
aefdert. SsrieSri6 Sod, Ser1polter;
RcrriS Z. SpneS, Sa1palter;
/.n n - aoN O..-~Rnw 4. AArktASA Huft. .
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Gapitel sc.
uebertragung pom yauo.llr-
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N~ettpalterS=S
Don
k.aarfhnnnetff Reconsideration

t%nertbopAem 6runoeisentbum
IN Der 9aaaSs, nabe @afnpiteao= Strabe
9raft uub in Solge zines Setrete5 oes 8reisgeriht
ties Der Staot Baltimore, an 90. april 1874 pdIiirt
In Der Stage oes pSation@8auoerein5 SIR. 4" 9e9er
@6riitiana Bfsil, iDirb berlluterSeidnete ais Bermaf:
ter an Ort unb Stele W,ittmodD, Den IS. Wlai 1874,
giahmitta95 3 l9r, pertaufen:
a 9anSe nadlitebenoe Granoeigentbutt,
6ei6rieben, fpie fol9t:
an Der eiuie Der Be5ieite Der DaaasftraSe, in Der
Gntfernung pom un9efdbr 80 SUP 6 3oa norolih BON
anfangenb, nether Aufansspuntt in Der Jittte her
Snei6emauer cine 3rpii0en benz auf benz Jest Sl
beihreibeuben @ruuotiide fe6enoeu uno Dem i'm
gtoroeu aH9ren3enoen pGuie lit, bann iloltb Lungs
Der DaaasltraBe II 5uB, mear ODER fpent9er, bis an
Die Otitte elmer Sheioemduer 5fpilbeu BEN auf Dem
Jest Su bei6reibenoen @runoftide ftebenoeH paule
uno BEN i'm Sioen aH9renSenoen SauIe, Damn fpefs
lid ldnas Der Otitte bGaeter Sdeioemauer, uno oie=
lelbe Hfhtun9 beibebaiteHo 66 SuB mebr ooer fueni=
ger, bis on bic gSeftieite elmer un9eidhr 3 SnB 6ret=
ten aQe1 eebeno, fpelhes bic neitlibe NusenIinie
beiagten Ylase5 pom Bennington's 9an3em @runo=
ftite III, Damn ldH9s beiagter auGeHlinie norolth il
Sup, mebr -ober %fueni9er, nm cine pom Anfan9ss
punfte 9e5o9ene 9iRie 5u l6neioen nno oteIeIbe
Jibtung perfol9eub, uuo oftlih lduss o%erietbeR, unb
beia9te Sinie Suriidgebeub bis gum InTan9e.
Sie DISQUALIFICATION befte6en in einenl 2 itodi9en
stegelfteincsneu &eaufe in gutter Reparatnr.
@rlnbmietbe Si5.
gtrfduisbebiHgungen. - Gin Srittt9eil baor. Der
Jeff in 6 uuo IL Otonaten, burb gtoten, sur Sufrles
ben oe5 n~Iterseidneten t%uooiilrt, 9eiibert, ODER al=
les baar, nod Seliebeu be5 SduTers.
g.. Sen Sudianaa, Serpnlter,
ytr. /, 9eringtonitrabe;
SaMueI 8. @pper 6 S6bae, Iuft.,
SifooftSGde Der 9cu= uu0 Sd9etteitr.
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MaOanle NenB, 9 SIs all afslol Ssss a sssts ssissz
rim befannt In, po6nt lest in Eir. 2fS, Sf:Yratts
ftreBc, unb empfebit fi6 einem aee9rten Bublttlm
In Spnlpat9iez unb seilmittetzSuren b%eloneers alte
8unoen, @elhiuilfte, rotbe Rnbr, uraneatratfs
betteu IT,, Iouie 6i i~lnflieoen I'M 9geItano, yroz
Scien, Gr6fbaften, @eiGditel, iiberbaupt. IN leoer
an0efe9en6ett pes ee0en6. giiemanb miro meme
0o1nnns p6ne Sifie ODER 9uten 5tath p%erlaNen.
SodadtuHssuoli Irau HenB,
f9prtf26, tGiti uuo Sroaoipap.
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WerWalters=0crfattf

.fH..l zines
ffouen 3 ft6ftsen siegelTetncrten @obn>
bauies am WnafraBe, Spifd1fn WGoifun= u.
Stetpfr6Se
3raft zines Setretes oes arei59erihts Der Staot
Baltimore miro unterBei1neter BeripalterW ontag,
ben %. Wiai 1874, UNI 4 libr 9tadmittags on DIT uno
Stcle auf DffentIiher Mutton ole bas @runbftiid,
gelegen In Der Staot Baltimore, nebit ben barauf
befinoliben DISQUALIFICATION, beibriebeH, wie fot9t,
r~erfauien, ndmlih
Infdngenb fir oafielbe an Der g8eftfeite Der 4un=
itraSe, 236 fSuB 3 3o1 norolib e~utierat ben Der 9toroz
Weit=Sde Der MnEz uno Maoilonftrdse, unb oann
Der Anuiirabe entlaue uoroIih lGuieuot 10 SuB Q SOL;
baun fpeItIif in gleiter 2inte nit oer Wla6ilonir. 63
6u6 bis Sur SitzSeite elmer 3 Tus breiten Safe
6ann iiibIi6, Der Sfieite beia9ter Sage eutlan9 nit
@emeinnuB b~erlelben, Is SuB 8 3ol, unb oaun Off
lid in gleifer sinie nit Der WiG6tioHftra6e 63 Sus
6S sum &utau9seBlaBe. SaiieI6e lit eiuem 9runbz
Stnie Don $50 unterporfen.
Sic DECENTRALIZATION 6eiteben aus eiuem 3=it6disen
sieseIfteinernen Bobnbauie nit Sinter9ebaube, 6eis
nahe ueu.
acknowledgements Elm 0ritttbeiG 6aar, Del
JieIt in 6 Ino ~ Wionateu. Die @reott : Boften iinh
per5insbar bonn Serfaufstase an uno burt bic Stos
ten oes &dufers, sur 3uIrieoeHbeit bes Serpaltera
enboiiirt, iiter sn i%teleni ober Der sanSe aanipreia
tam, penn es Der aduIer ipiini1t, baar be5dblt net
ben.
Gin 0epoiit BON 500 pirb ssr 3eit bes gertuufef
perlangt, luenn Der &auIer ben Saar : Soften MIDI
sletd 6eSabtt.
GarI G~roa5arot, Sernatter;
-t Sersnann Il. e~rpiunEelo, Iniualt,
VT. 81, Herin9touTr.;
Santl. s.. 9oper s. S0hae, Irtt,
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Wcrw0lters Ierfamf

s.oei Granptaden mit @ebaaltGfeiten an
Der SobnfraBe.
5n 6ol9e zines Setrete5 pes SreisSetagss ot'
Iifber 4uftiou an Srt uno Steue yetttmod],
ben 20. Niai 1874, Na&mittass 8 ubr, pettauz
fen: n
gelegeu, unb pie ioI9t, bei6rteben:
fiji oos Grife an Der Horoieite Der Sobnftrase, In
Der gntferrun9 bon Is SUE 6ftlit BON Der Gde Der
SobufraFe unb Der Gillette Der SprtnsfraBe uHo
an Der oftIidften 9tnie ODER iiooflt1en @6e pes
@runbifldes ,uerft tn elmer lirtuuoe pom g.. Oe3br.
1872 6eI6rieben uno in 6en At4ipen Der Staot SalS
timore in 2iber G. R. ytr. 5s5, FOL. % etn9etragen,
Don Sob. u. Reeo, Serfpolter, on geo. W.. Parfs
nnb Sob. 9. 8iimmel ibertrosen, onfansenb, oann
ofIin Lungs Der SobnftraBe 16 SuB 9epe1o, oann
~n6roIid, parallel NIT ber Sprinsfrabe 80 SUP, bis
an eiue3 5ub breite aaep NIT oeren 9enlelnlhaitltz
den @ebraude 9ebeno, oann Dsttli9 lan9s eelaetsf
gtrase 50 STus bis gum anfan9spnntte.
Sir baS sfpeite @ruubftid an Der Noroieite Der
SohuffroBe, in Der Gntfernun9 BON 81 5uB oftltb
BON Der @ae IN ess oSigsn SslS 1so 3fgss a Sss essGl
beidriebenen BIabes anian9eno, oann oSfli9 ldn9s
oer So9nftrabe is Sus sebeno, oanu norolt9, pa
ralel nit Sprin9 ftraBe so SUB, olS on elle GlB
breite adeg nit beren semetHI5 atfit1e @eofaa9e,
iloIih parallel NIT Sprin9frabe 50 UuB DIS sum
Anianee.
Giner idbltden @runbmietbe bon s70 aui iebes
Der bsia9ten 9ldte unterfporen.
Sebe6 Ser beiagten @runbiide 1T nit einem oreiz
It5disen sieeefifeinernen @obnbauie nit bpel=
itoGi9em 6interbauie bebaut.
Serfaufsbeoin9ungen = Elm Dritttbetl baar
Der gfeft in 5pet glet6en 3aplun9en IN leqS Iho
ben bes Sduiers; Die @recit5ablun9en pom 8ert9ntsz
tase an 3inien tra9eno, nno BURG ytote ooer N9teh
oes Sduters, Sur3ufrteoenaeit pes ysripalters lnoolz
iirt ssi@ert' S0f ST. T. ~ so &fsass ssneo''"'
12O =. On. 8euuett & Gpntp., Autt.
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sxrros,,s,th,rr an ner aIteu glorf 9fpao,

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Wrunoeteentbnm an Der alien Yorf 5toao'
Wanerleb.
SIN SoIse Der golimaGt uue Autoritat IN elmer
5ppot5et Don %. s.. Eebrmann on Den p5orreltr.@
8auperein Nr. A." seboris in ben Sancardinen ilr
8aItimore,9e untp In ei6er E. II. ~ FOL: =
u. |: n. einsstrasen, eat1aItsn, NIP esslaaaI1srStTs.n
auf offeHtIiher Tuition on DIT unoStene gtoatee,
ben II, Mai 1884. Rahmittags rlbr, uerfaufen:
Oas sanbe grunbfid in DaperIe1, .bsidriebeu
nie foIet: on Der geitieite Der alten gort@Soao, an
Dem Gabe Der erften eiuie zines Sthr sanoes onr9
Sopbia 6. Reao on Sdule ON 29. .Sonnar 1860
ibertrasen, anfanssno. oaIn ld1sSo - es e., ss : 1ah
belagter Eoao, IL Degrees fDetiln, 70 Sag6 soy,
oann norbIiG, s3k Degree fpefilih, t02 Cub 8 3ol,
f0H 0esree oRitd, % 6uB 6 i3on bis on Die erie
einte bss pom 3eao on Sbule iibertra9enen SlaseS,
uub bann IdnsS ieuer 9inie iholit, 1914 Degree ottz
lid, 103 Sus bic gum anfause. Sebaut NIT elnem
2.fodisea b%olssrnsn 2~Sebnbsrie nstt Sa'en'
boIsernen EhIad,tbanfe uao Stdanng.
Sebinauuaen-Oie 6dIfte baar, ben 9teit in iefs
Gonaten. Sie erebitBabIuu9en pom 8ertaufsta9e
on 3iuieu trdseno.
Der nSorreHfraben.8anneretn ssr: Al"
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GuGp, Cue Der eight uuo Seeitrd6e.
Die Baltimore Soutbern SampfzGransporta:
t~ions@eomp. " beitebt aus ben Dampiitinen
~TaIetgb," capt. SoAH .. Silver;
%. 3. ToteD," Capt. Saoto S. Yrice;
"Hebeda 6I1oe," @apt. .. 9. 99ilos;
a&ueiHe," 6apt. Sobu Q. 8ernett.
Sas Sampiidifi ,Suciae" dtnlmt lest 6radt
an uno ipiro 5reitGg, ben s.. OIat. Sia4mits
tags 3 ubr, Qogeben.
0ie 0Gmpfhiffe u%erluiien ieoeu SGfeu StUei DlaI
rD0beutlid uHo oerbiHoen ib in gSilmiugton nit
Der ngBilmtng toHzG olumbta zaugultaer," ser ng8ilz
miu9tonzgBeIooner, " Der Burlington : Charlotte
Rutberoroer Gtien6Gbu" uRo oerel AuihluBIiHieH;
aut nit ben oret 0ampIerltrieu nab Sapetteoile.
Surdge9euoe 6ruht6rtefe peroeH uG1 aleu $antz
ten in gtoro> mo SGO=Sarolina, @eor9ia uuo Aaz
6ama aus9eitelt.
6raht9uter peroen tdgIth augeHommen uno
6rddtrateu 10 6ilia, ais bel ir9eHo elmer Guoeren
Stnie 9aranttrt. Seriiderun9en fueroeH 5u u Bros.
%effettuirt.
g8esen Trabtrateu, GlaIiiFtationen uRO anoerer
GustunIt lOeRoe man fi1 an
70. .. GuSanr, a9enten, WiImington, q. =@.;
glHoreWs & eomp., @eHeraIsa9euteH
fStt1-l Ar. 70, Smit6'5 gSerite.