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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

3. Gbf6uitt 6. - ltno iei es psror6z
baB menn irqenO cine YeriOn in miltiirs
er uuS maliti0ier g9eiit 6lrd irgsHb cine
IaHge, SlOd, Steiu, Ballot ODER irgeno
| arOcrsS SsmuuiB Den Sii9fanggrunO
ripcrrt ODER i6aOigt, 10 iOa oieitS 8erseben
ne Straie BON nift lpeuiger ais jiuauSt9
no ni1t mebr ais bunOert 9OlurS, fpie Der
Proieiircuoe 6rieoeHSriater ucrbaugen mag,
had iIf jlebeu.
%. @bi duitt S.-llnO eS iei es per.
'oronet, oaB oleieS @eite pom Gage itiuer
|IHuabm, all IN Strait tretcn ioQ.
&tr beifeiutgen bitymtt, OaB oas Sbige
cine gstreue uHo uOliauOige abidrJit zines
BON Der @eieBgebuug uon 9tarplauo in Der
Sauuar- SiBuHg 1874 p%aiirtsu @eieees 1T.
@ltguftns @aHawaD,
Sefrttdr oeS SeuutS;
Dltlton .. &ioo,
Griter &lert OeS Qele9ateubauieS.
Gtnebmigt AM 16. @tdrS 1874. U16-2D
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"A WertpaIters @erfauf

"a WersralterS 0erf6nf
fiI- BON
s@ei GruuoraGem init Decentralization an
Der SobnHraBe.
gtaot Baltimore piro oer l1nter5etbnete anf offentz
Ii6er Nuttion an Srt uno Stele 9ftttwoal,
Den 90. Dial 1874, gsaajmittasS 5 nbr, pertou@
ieue ,,pe; 8runSFaGc in Der Staot Baltimore
geIegen, uno ME fol9t, beihrte6eu:
far oas Grite an Der %ytoroiette Der So1nftraBe, IN
Der GutfernuHg BON is fSuB oitlth bon Der @te Der
SobufttaBe uno Der Sflette Der Sprtn9ltrqBe nro
an Der 6itIiditen 9tnie ooer ihboftlthen G6e PES
9runoItitde5 5uerft in elmer nrtlroe pom o. Se5Of.
1872 beIdrie6en unb in ben Grdipen Der Staot Sal=
timore in 9iber G. R. gir. 595, Sol. 70 einsetra9en,
pom Sob. q. JSecb, Yeriuatter, on SEQ. %. Bdrt5
uno Sob. 8. aimmel i6ertrdgeH, anTan9eRo, oaun
OitLiG Idnss osr SoPgftrq1s i6 9as ss9es sS,,s 0G mn
On zines SUI breite &nep nit oeren 9einetni9aftltz
den @e6rauhe sebene, oann tueftlih ldu9S 6eia9ter
IGep is 1uG unb baun iiblib, parallel nit SPRING
Strd6e 50 5uB bis SIm arf0n9spuntte.
Hir Oas Bmeite @runoEiid an Der g%toTolette Der
So6nisrafe, i'll Der @utiernuu9 pom 81 UuB ottlth
BON Der Gde in Der obigen Sei9ret6un9 an9e9eoea
mo an Der oFtItAfeu sinte oerSloof@Gde pes o0ens
beihriebeAen $(Gtes oniou9enb, eGnn oflth tan96
Der Sobufrase is SUI 9ebeno, bonn nbroitt, pa=
r1uel nit SpringItraBe 80 5us, bis an cine 3 TrB
6reite saep nit oeren eeneinlhaitll1en @eofGu9e,
Damn fpeftltd tdn9s bea9ter Aue9 u 6lB. u. oanh
ia0lid parallel nit gpriu9fraBe 50 SUB bis 5unl
Giner idbtlidcn @runomtet6c BON SIS oui icoes
Der beldgten Ytdse unterlporfen.
SebeS Ser beiagten @runbfiide lit nit eiuem oreiz
ftDdiseu ateseiHeineruen g3obubaufe nit 5ipeis
itodi9em Sinterbauie 6e6aut. r
acknowledgement Elm Srtttthetl baar,
Der 8eit in BtDet 9iet9en 3ahllnseH IN led5 uno
5u6Ii aiou0ten, ODER ales baar, mad BEN Belize
ben be6 9dujers; Die @rebitiabluH9cn pom &~'ertaafs=
ta9e an 3inien tra9eno, uno our9 9tote ooer Soften
bes 4dufers, 5ur3ufrieoenbeit oes Serrpolters tnooi=
fit, gefiaert. Sotcpb W. &sets, GerrUalter,
J Jlr. II, @ourtbou6zSane;
Q11,4,7,20) Il. g3. Seanett& Sbatp., fluff.
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observation-disclosures
~. zines
5 >T59isen 5teeeIftetnersett @obns
an sannftrabs sn'tidsn @aSitotz u.

- zines
f0lbrea S<5t56taen SteGeitetnersett 5obis
haufeS an GnrftraEe, StpiSd1eu @aotfpt= u.
y --s Ghctpftsabe. - la
Graft eines 0efretes beS Sreis9eridtS Der Staot
Baltimore uirb u~nter5eihneter YeripaIter Wiontae,
ben 25, DIAL 1874, I'm ubr ga9mitta95 an DIT mo
Stele ami 0ffeutliher Guftion aue oas @runoftit6,
oeleaen in Der Staot 8aItimore, ne6ft Den oarauT
5eFhbli9en 9ebduIihfeiteu, beibrieben, ME fol9t,
perfauien, udlnlth
@nfdneeu6f fir oaiiel6e an Der WefIeite Der Innz
frase, 236 Fms 3 3ol uorotid e%ntfernt BON Der gtoro=
BeftzSde Ser Annz uuo UlaoiiouftraSe, unb oaun
ser auntraSe entlan9 n6roIt9 Ianfenb IS SUB 8 Soft;
baun tpeflid In etei6er 9inie nit Der Niabiionftf. IS
NuE bi6 3ur SfS5eite elmer 3 6uB breiten @ale;
Sann iabltt, Der SIieite beiagter 0aBe entlau9 NIT
gemetnnue b~elfetben, 10 SUI 9 3oa, uuo oann off
(ib in oIeiher StHie nit Der NaoiioRitraBe 63 SSiB
bis ,uni InfaH9s<&late. 9aiel6e lit einem @runo@
siuie pom $50 uuterfpo rien.
0ie DISQUALIFICATION 6eTte4en aus einent 3@fodtsen
Sieselfteineruen 2BobnbauIe nit 9iRtergebdnoe, betz
.nabe nell. et1 4 no
acknowledgement Elm Srittt9eiG baar, Der
SPeff in 6 rn0 10 Nionateu. Die Grebir Boiteu jiuo
persinSbar pom Wertauf5ta9e an uno ourd Die gtoe
ten bes $dufers, Sur 3uirtebenbett oes 8ertpalter6
e%nooifirt, fiber 5u fieneH; oher Der gauge S%duJpreIs
tam, penu e6 Der Rduter toiui6t, baar be5lblt iuer@
ben.
Gin 9epofit Don 500 miro sur 3eit bes gertoufe6
p~erlanat, penn Der Sluter ben Baar : Bolten Htht
9lei9 6e3ablt.
l SSerntGrna 3. GrcnonNelD, InlDat,
-. SIR. 81, Sertn9tonfr,;
Canil.. 6. Spoer & Sbhne, Autt.
(03 < A a 21.34 .
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- Ma6gB ai6iHstOn, Meran=
Dria, 0eOr0et0pt

Htno Observation-Disclosures
Oas Sampiihiff pSoI.imbia," @apt. Sa5. pat
per, pertdstbte Commerce. IT.. zgserIte ie6eu Samitag
Ste d rntttag A Mbr. Sra6t9iiter tperoeu Conner
tag, Sreita9 uuo Samita9 aa9enomnen.
(DtarS3i ,3Dfte) Sbes. @orthinSton, Ggeu
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@erfeigernn9en.
n gebr spertbnoaeS eratnSstnSs

freies @tgentbutt
an oet Bort : 9ipao, nabe ct. InHs Ss'F@e'
ouf Iuttton.
Ireitae, ben %. Wot 1874, yta d1ttittto9e nFa
llbr, meroeu mir an Srt uno Stele oos naNlol9sno
6elhriebene ie9r rDertbpole Gt9enfeum uataHle"'
ndmli6:
SaS ause @ranofii6 NIT 1ebaslteltettsn
on Der gortSJfoQo, uabe Der ct. MINIS Strdle, % :.
brett uno 100 SUB tief Die geoanlintsIten usEsgsa
NIT Sommerti6e, sruHbjinsfret, nit babl9eH got
ten, in nel6em Btrnen> uno airlhenpauIne, seeins
tronben, Getrduhe Him. fit b%eftneen ; enc PhLnpe
nit aus eSef1uetem gsafer 1T Dor Der 29Gre. 0et>
fauf un6eoinat.
Seoiueunaen bic 5dIfte bdar, Der Reft IN 3 uno
6 Dioudtea nit 3iuien, ooer 4aes oaar.
Cine &n Ja9luu9 pom SiD0 nIuB betIn Sau1e 9e>
md1t fperoen.
gamI. 8. @oeer C Snbne, antt...
GlooftzGGe Der Gap= uno SapetteitraBe.
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&QltiI6er 0lonS,

<N@ZL2
&T~TL15H nEtettin : 9tmerifanif6e goft=
ESsS ampf19iHiabrtS =slftieH : Co."
NetrsDorf = Stctttn,
via Copenhagen.
,@unboIot &apt. .. 8land. og9aibington"
Gdpt. 6. Grnoto. u6ranflin," Capt. &. Senede.
,@rnit 9lpriB Aruot," Capt. 8. 6ctber9.
M~bfabrtent
BON 0efuzgort - rs. 9i. grnot," cen IS. aprif
nQ8ai9iH9tOn" Den 30, aprit.
Bon Stctttn - pg9dibtu9tou," ben 2. April;
nDumbolot," u IT,. -
.Srantlin," - 80.
RdNagezB retie:
1. Gniitc: Sob 800; 2. @aiite S72; 3iUiiteHs
6et q OLD $50.
@rturiouSs9iIete aui Elm Sabr 9attis +:
1. GGjite @oI0 $40; 2. Gaiite: sob $l2Oi 3utz
Ihen6ed: sob $50.
Bon Stettin ota &rpenbager, Muttcerpen
nadl 9fctUsDUtf.
1. Saihte Sob $50 2. &aiite .I8oIo $50; 3. @ds
lite: @olo $50.
3piidenSef bon Stettin mad Nep : Dorf
1856 Currency.
Siuber urter 10 Sa6ren Die 5dGte.
Begeu 6ru6t nab ben Sfiee96feu iHsbeiouoere
uuo YaiIaee rDenoe man ith an
SbaS. RamHelSberg C Somp.,
d. Sir. 80, SrodoDap, Nem>9ort.
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Blu prrkanffn nno 81 permietbrn.

3n u~erfaufell R pfssf ssasa +: % sso t@.
hand SIR. 152, Chem, ua9e SonottdGe, Etik
3immer, @aS un6 WafTes; Sseis $1i30; 9eoin9urs
9en poHeno. - Dds Sau5 9r. 1922, 0rleans=. nobe
8oIffrabe, Z 3tmmer, gas unb @aiier bii6it to-
peyirt; 9reis 1920; elm Orittt9eiI 6dar, Der Ret In
s 1n0 IL DioHateH gu 6 Brosent; iebr 6inig. Sos
Sans gr. 562, GisauitbfroBe, 6 !3tmmer; Brets
$50. = Gin Saus on Der 9alos=, nd6e @aoitraBe,
nit 3immern; feline 8aarBablun9, ionoern MODEM
3a6lnngen pom 81. Fir aae, Delfe fh cine
Seimftdtte ertper6eu %lpolen, ii oieies cine CUTE Se'
lesen9eit. g. ;. Sarn1ar,
9tr. 81, Ct. BGul<, Spiideu
(Ildr5o,10 eeriustonz uno Sarato9aitrabe.
Siaig Sn Derfanfen +: g nfi1 9 gaHS, e
uopou Sic 5dlfte urbar, 81 Nteilen BON Der Sta0tz
@ren5e an einem guten 2aHouege Suti4en Bpei pro=
minenten 2urupffeS. preis 1920 pro ater; Elm
0rttttbeil baar, Der Reft In 2 uno 4 Sabreu. Serner
cine 2onotele bon 55 4deru, Gaes urbar, Der erites
rem angrensenb. gfibere aISfunft in SIR. 387,
s8eft /. eenabaros, ODER sr. All, OF : 9aIti'
inoreftrabe. 1f1-9)
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Usaasr@A OorS=8oao
~ Gferoe 5 Balm.

Stpifdhen Baltimore ntto Snptorfotcn;
Sbsonq BON Baltimore nad4oplontofon lno oen
ieSer Gtnnbe Don ubr so 0iiu. 9ior9ens bis 5 n6r
30 Tiinuten uu6 UNI 10 unb ii ubr a6enos.
SnritGtchreno
~perIoffen bic 0aaSons GoDioutopu itiuolth BON 6
u6r Wloroens bis 9 llbr a6enos
gcn Baltimore mad. @ooaRstopn nm uno
mr. WioraeuS uno filnoGib BON 2 bis nbr abenos.
Son 8euaRstomn ttr baltimore nm uno . upr
(Snni0 10SnRfPl
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= = Gi9mOnO sOorf Giber>

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mad 0itdmtono II. alien Bunfteu beS Siioen8.
0ampfer nSGoann," Capt. {. @. 5reeman,
enc @apt. q. 6. gtttte,
p~erlaiIeu tdeltd1 4unr gsa d. mittdgS (Sonutags
au5aenommen) 0en Biergtr. 10, &i9 6tItraBeuzBerfte,
AM fSuSe Der SarreftraBe, fin yftdlmpno uno ocm
AM DcrPilude.
Yafaeire bel oteier Siuie fommen in 0tidmOno
nua fin bic iioli6eu 3ige BON GibmoH6.
BaIageprei5 pou Baltimore bis 3ti4moub 81.
1aIia9epIets oou Baltimore bis tetersburg $3.50.
GrcuriionszSilete bon Baltimore nab Jiidnouo
uu0 Surt6 nur 81, uuo nab auoern Buntten oes Siz
beus i'm Ser6dltutfe.
Sradt9ifer Iar 0teie etnie tperoen tdsIit anges
omlnen
Ourtaebenoe 8rahtbriefe uno Staten 10 biai9, fuie
burb irqeno cine auoere 2tuie 9Grdntirt.
eGEe TraGtem fur SwtiaenpIaBe mitien i'm
goraus be6abtt lueroen.
U. softer, Generals superintendent
(95-) Gr. IA, 2ightitrase.
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q Smrd, +. gS. Bsssaett s. SOAP.
81 he~;FSs.9 SrrFnuS

q SMrG Il. @. 8esstett & Sotap+
40 G1eriFs<8erfeuf.
w 9roIt unb In 6oI8e zines 9ei6la8nabmeeges
(Fieri facias1 oe5 Common BiedS ; Scripts
In Der 4laeepon DWIGHT >. @aaAprD 9esen Sobn
g. Ean 6a6e ib nit Bei6lag beIeet uno lper6e IN
Srt un6 Stele. SIR. is, &cT : Saltir1oretr.,
Freitas, ben %. Ntai, 0iorse1s UNI 10 nbr, per-
faufen Elm sroBes gIiortiment 8roeerte Artttei
t,nc atauc!re, beftebenb in &affee, Gbee, @eiuiirse,
gtdrfe, Gas geife, 3iebt, gitg, Seleu, S6molS,
girRen, granntneiu, @ein, Srolpn Stout u. |. 70.
Fesrcr cine porSi9Iide eiierne @eloIpin0e, 8let'
oeribrunt, Shhe>ihrant, Shrettpult, Sti9Ie, Ptatts
form : 9uu8e, eaoentti6 : Usage, Diem, saoeatiid
g. gotpis elm pertbuoles brauue5 Giero,
~ einen 9roBen GTpreBIpaSel, eth FIeroesez
ibitr Il. |. ~.
8eoin9uns /: baare 3ablnns.
ansaftus Gt1ert, SderiJ;
Nf5,2U &. III. Senmeit & Gon.p. Autt.
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SerReigeraagen.
F9s SaS 5eDr tpertbDoae 0rmn0s
- y es9tNIUWNl
gkr. 41S, gtprc Central : 1Snctite, 5tptfGJen
Snhn- ann e. fin rhrGke.

E..NA
&c eiseatbunt
Nr. 41s. 1srs SsntrsI s-sSsnas, ssptfd,e"
auf offentIt9er Tuition.
sGentaa, ben IS. Moi 1874, Rad ntttta9s 4
tlbr, iuer6en mir on Srt mo Stele 6as ua6ftepeno
bsi6riebene iebr fpertbuole @runoet9sntbum per-
a samSe @rnnSniG nit DISQUALIFICATION
on Der gforos Central Iuenue, Bpiiheu SohHz uuo
9offmonfttaBe, IS SUE, me6r oeer pentger, brett
nno 100 5uS tief bis an cine 10 5ns brette Aaep.
Die 9ebGube (gtr. 4t9) befe6eH in einen 9utae6Gu=
ten 3sli4digsa siegeittstnsraen 8eSa2ee rSi mt
ibeu Plane sebaut uno nit aaen mooernen gefoel@
%Ierunsen &c. rcritbtu. @runomictbe $40 ia9rli6.
9e6insun9en: bic Salfte 6dar, Der Reft tn 9 uno
70 DionGten NIT !3inieH, ODER Gles baar, nab Seltes
ben beS 9aufer5. &ertouf un6ebiuet.
Da5 Gt9enthum fam ju tr9eno elmer 3ett Dor Dem
8erfduie aueeehen peroen.
Cine au5abluns BON 500 HluB be'm Saufe 9e@
~ gamrS 9. @eser & sobme, autt..
Qi5-8) Siooft;g6e Der @anz nnS 6aqettefrabe:
"a WcrWaltetsE8e rfanf s$&
EEL elmer =
oor,asIidbe en- ernaiesSarfne on Ser9sprthz
goinfs9soap, 6 NctIen bon oer Staot Salti=
more.
Sn fsol9e zines 0etreteS oes areis : Geribts itr
Satttnl ore=@ou MINI ber liuterietbnete an Srt
gtitttpod, Den go. Rat 1874, Ia3mittass
SUM,
Ole nQnteqeno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pSitpe
aus NbtheiIunoen ser .@opje Sarbur : 2anSz
fteae" am Bads8iper, nu9efdbr 6 0ietten BON galz
tinore uno tir3li9 pom Ri9dro S9aIp befuohnt, be-
itebt, uertaufeu.
&aa0aeae SIR. I entbaIt 81 Gder matt Dem
@%cbnbaaie uno Iie9t 96u8ltd an Der otentitbeH
2ano
9anDFssae Rr. 2 catbaIt So @6er uub Iieat
unRittel6ar an Der o~ffenen StroSe, luelbe nab Bad
Jtiper Ii6rt, unp ON Breaoz uuo ebeeiez@reet.
2anofteHe Tr. 3 entbdIt As Ader, z su=
then nnAS2A &erd,eS uno lte9t 5ptlten Der one
men Stro*E hnb BEN Breab= uu6 @9eeie<Sreet.
9Gs gGn5e @rnnoeisent9um it au6erorbeatlid
pafcHo fin Semitic 3ubt uuo fihrt Elm idoner
Observation-Disclosures pom Der Staot bis Su bemielben.
Sic ourd oas Setrst porseihriebeneu Serfaufs%
Sebiugun9eu fino bic 9dIlte baar uno Der Jfeft in
siuet eleiden 3abIungen in 6 unb ~ Nouaten bonn
gertauf5tase an. Die @reott>SabGun9en pom Eerz
t~aufstase an 3inien traseno uno sur 3uifteoenlett
oeS 8errpalter5 9eiidert.
SomeS Gppper, gertpGlter;
EIiugIuf &c g~ItnaluH,
9ir. 49k, ct. BauIitr., uno in &oruioutotpn,
SQ9nalter fur ben gi9entbimer;
ana o1 . "a S2iff0t. Nuft.
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BnRnses@retie :
Bon Sremcu nab Baltimore:
Sdiiie 800 Sob;
9tDiihenbed $50 SoutdHt.
Bon Baltimore nab Soutbampton uuo SoRoOH
Gailte 800 sob.
SntI6cuoed $50 9ouTant.
Bon Baltimore NOD Sremeu uHo 6apre:
SulGte 500 Cob.
SmiihCnoed 30
9iHosr 5piiben I uH0 10 Sd9reH Die pGlfte; Sdu8I
lingo -.
BegeH Traht unb BafNgein bteen in ieoer Stuz
ii6t empiebIeusDertbeH Shtt1en iueuoe man nd an
Die @eReralzAgeuten Der Clinic,
". SdInuIadjer e. Comp,
(Stt2O,iSO gr. ., S.zSbarleSitr,, Baltimore, Wo.
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S6tHsz Al8et8elG.
ia MOr0hrnt(brr 4lOD0
- &egClmaBige
SampFTdtTfabrt
Spiibeu

Bremen mn Baltimore,
via Southampton,
burb Die eigsus thr oieieu Sped an Der 6Ioos eTbau'
ten, nit allen GrioroerHiiicn OeTebeneu, ueueH eiiers
men BoIz 9ampfibiiie ron 300 8onueu:
,,S~aItimore," Capt. Stltenbdtu,
Berlin" " Sutl1er,
Ohio D. gnfer,
,,Qeinita," 6uffuaHH,
,YrauuthpcEa," - ltnbItih,
,,EIrnberg," Sa9er.
Die GrpeoitiouStaoe Fnoen ftGtt, Dte ioI9t:
SON gremeH: Bon Baltimore:
n%2ctpSig" 81. YtarJ p. april.
ryt lruberg" Ii. IprtI =. gtGi,
81 dIttmore" q. " 10. %
rS ermaUR" q. q. "
% rauuihruets" ;. YlGt 30. 20
uuo ierUerbin icoeu SieultnS poH Sremeu uHo les
Den Eamitaa ron Baltimore.
Sermtttelf 6teier Dampier iueroen gaFGstere nab
Bremen, SoutbamptOH Sonoon no 9GOre uRo suz
rid bCioIoert.
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a.. ...,an,.en.. cine Ihon etn9erthtete UieFtauz
III DeflauIGA ration neblt gsirtbi4dft ipessn
Sei6dIt5osrdu6erins in Str. 25S, 9ro0os
nam. 80 -,Qf5-O
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D., 1o,tn,.ict,. clue ftii@ : meItenoe .Sis9e.
81 D~eEtIMieu. Yia95ufra8en in @r.- 328,
S~ao.9utaps, 5pii4en 8amOurs= nnO eroBiifaBe'
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X. 0fei bo3efne 5duier on c..
III DerGallIeM. SsS 8stSeIzs la9e sanz eEia
cdSferifra6e; Niietbe SIS monatIif. Gin edl1AAA
Sd. 76, 5fib : @6opfauttraBe, 20 Del 123 SUP e6 an
SuEcdn : alep ; iotpie SIR. IS, ehoptants. nahe oef
@oue bItraSe, uno elm tleiHes 9auS an Cambridge
go SameS S%tanSbars,
(Nprilt7, t2Iite1 ytr. 81, GiDs8roaoipap
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D., ,n,,,,sn4hcti cine relnbIlHe TdnIlllltHz
XII Dcf!ittel:tsnt Do6nuns, 8arterre 43tmz
mmer, Sofraum uno nit 9euusun9 bes Saoes, In 9ez
ihloiIenern $riuatz9auie. Sente SO pro Wicnat,
ipiro aub 9etbeilt. gtatjufrnsen IN ssr. III,
GpRtpaniiraBe. Gl9-O
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D., n.,.e,,,gn,, Elm Viero NIT @eibirr HNM
III UeiluIitH. in sutem 5litanbe. 80
Na6sufra9en in gsr. rs, Woro : 0oens, gde pom
0nmf1fff al itrnRe. - (15-D
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06
PERSONALS

Mrs. Newton, mother of Mr.. Charles
Newton, left for Michigan on Tuesday
to spend the winter.
Mrs. DR.. Moore and her mother, Mrs,
Foster, left for the east on Tuesday to
spend several months.
Rev. G. Brown left on Tuesday ia
spend the winter in the older portions
of the State.
Warren Smith left this morning ia
spend the winter at Cincinnati.
I. Garvin, who has been spending the
Summer on his claim in Dakota, has
returned to Worthington.
Mr.. Hyde, who has been absent sew.
eral months in Iowa and Dakota, has
returned to Worth,ngton and will
spend the winter here.
Rev. Frank Peterson has gone ia
Lansing, Iowa, to spend part of the
winter there.
wellington Sherwood has returned
from trip to Iowa. He reports rapid
development about Desmoins and
thinks that the proposed narrow-gauge
railroad from Worthington to Des
moins would receive decided support
from the capitalists of that region.
T. A. Thompson, lecturer for the Ma.
tional Grange, visited Worthington on
Saturday last and addressed the Grang.
ers. We did not hear the lecture but
are assured that we missed treat
Mr.. 7. has gone to Dakota to meet the
State or Territorial Grange.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06
SCHOOL REPORT.

Major Bell, County Superintendent
of Schools, has about completed his re.
port for this year. From him we have
obtained some very interesting facts
relating to our county schools.
Last year there were IA school dis
tricts, 800 scholars and but three schools
to report. This year there are IS dis
tricts, 731 scholars, and II schools
Last year there was but one school
house to report built at cost of $51, 81,
while this year there are ten school
houses built at a cost Of $2,4s5.
There are ten districts not included
in the report, making the whole num-
Der now in the county A, and it is es-
timated that there are about 1000 chill
dren OF school age in the county. The
amount expended the present year for
school purposes is $685. The amount
received from the State school fund is
81 SO to each scholar reported last year
or total of $62s,s4. The amount re-
ceived next year will approximate
81 200.
This shows very gratifying progress
in the organization of schools and the
building of school houses. There il
considerable territory yet to organize,
and it is desirable to have all the dis
tricts organized so that we may receive
our full share Of the State fund. .''
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06

Probably the finest effect ever wit
messed on Lake Okabena occurred last
evening just after shutdown. The sky
was beautiful crimson streaked with
light blue, and the reflection upon the
lake was much more brilliant than the
sky itself. How this could he we do
not know, but there is no dou0t as to
the fact. Half the lake was of deep
crimson color and gave those who saw
it better idea than they ever had be-
fore of sea of blood. There was just
wind enough to break the lake into
light waves which gave the sea of blood
bubbling or boiling appearance.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06
POWERS BROTHERS

AS fine specimen of an ADVERTISE
ment we call attention to that of Pow
ers brothers, the large Dry Goods
House, of st. Paul, which appears in
another column. They appear in The
ADVANCE clothed in Plea Gothics, Al
dimes and Runics, and in Brewer Dor
les, French Clarendons, and other OF
the latest fashions in type, extended
and condensed.
A number of our ladies have been
dealing with this house and express
themselves as always having been sat-
isfed as to quality and prices. This
house expresses goods, in packages
small or large, to all parts of the
region tributary to St. Paul. and a
glance at their prices will show that it
pays to patronize them.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06
METHODIST.

The frs. Quarterly Meeting for the
present Conference year, for tho Wor-
Ellington charge, will be held in Miller
Hall as follows:
l. The Quarterly Conference will be
held by DR.. Wright, P. E., on Friday
evening, November 18th, at 7 O'Clock,
at which full attendance of the official
members is earnestly requested.
2. DIR. John, Principal of the State
Normal School at Mankato, will preach
on Saturday evening, November 18th
at 7:3o, also Sunday morning and eve
ming. The sacrament of the Lords
Supper will he administered Sunday
at the close of the morning Sermon
Love feast Sunday, at $50 a. m. By
order of the Presiding Elder.
J. w. LEWIS. Pastor.
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WORT,HIVGTON.

A correspondent of the Minneapolis
Iribu,se, who has been down this way,
writes as follows concerning Worthing-
ton:
Going down the st. Paul & Sioux
City Railroad, the same reports are
given all along the line until Worth
ington is reached. This is probably the
finest new town on the road. 1t was
laid out some four years ago by colo
ny made up chiefly of Eastern people,
who brought with them considerable
capital, and consequently are better
prepared to weather the storm than
some other communities. Prof. Hum
ist0n informed me that there would be
a good deal of suffering through the
county, however, and that the people of
the town would be taxed to the utmost
for the aid of the destitute. Worth.
ington is 6nely situated, having a good
sized lake right at its doors, affording
q good opportunity for sailing and
fishing. They have a hotel-that is con.
siderably better than the average; they
also indulge in the luxury Of brass
band.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06
MOrtEa&e Sale.

nEFAULT has been made in payment Of two
~ hundred and seventy dollars, principal and
interest, now due on a mortgage executed by
John J. Porter to Alicia Cleland, dated 18th Au-
gust, 1873, and recorded in the Office Of the Reg
ister Of Deeds, IL MOBILES county; Minnesota, on
pages 1B and lo4, and no action or proceeding
at law or otherwise has been instituted to recov-
er said debt or any part thereof.
Notice IS hereby given that under power Of
sale In said mortgage, and pursuant to the stat
ute, said mortgage will lie fOreclosed and the
premises therein described, namely; That tract
Of land in said Mobiles county being the southeast
quarter IN Of Section eighteen, (18) Town one
hundred and two (l02) north, of Range thirty
nine 1897 west, containing one hundred and six
ty acres, with the APPROPRIATENESS, viii be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash tn
pay said debt and Interest and taxes, If any, and
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated
in said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the
disbursements allowed by law, which sale will be
door of the County Auditors Office, in Worthing-
ton, on the Tenth day Of November, 1874, At four
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, subject
to redemption as provided by law.
Dated Jackson, Minnesota, 18th September,
1874. ALICIA CIELAND, Mortgage.
VIM. W. Hamilton, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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We are indebted to S. 0. Morse of
Bigelow for a club of ten new subscrib-
ers. They are live people about Bige-
low and can't do without the home
news. We hope that other postmast-
ers will follow the example of Mr..
Morse and send in the clubs. Subscrip-
ton price, to clubs of ten, $3.50 each.
For six months, IS cents.