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Shooting AMfay.

Our brisk little sister town Of La.
grange still occasionally adds its
weight Of items to the sensational liter-
ature Of the day. We recently had,
between man and wife, an 'elopemsnt
to record, but matters have now taken
one step higher on the Grim insl stairway,
and we have shooting ARRAY to report
as recently disturbing the presumed
domestic quiet Of family there.
Things do not appear to have been
moving smoothly between one DR.. h.
H. Davis and his vile there, and this
little difference resulted on Sunday in
some demonstrations that are calculs-
ted to make pescesble peoples blood
run cold. The Doctor drew a revolver
and fired two shots at her, none OF
which, most fortunately, took effect,
and failing in this, he then proceeded
to attack some other citizens Of the
town, whom he charged with harbor-
ing his wife. but the total damage done
did not amount to much. His wife is
living in constant terror OF him, but
what action has been taken BY the
authorities in the matter, We are not
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
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DR.. Longdon
On Disea ses of the Mind and
Nervous System, Physi-
cal Exhaustion and
Premature Intel
lectual Decay.
Their Rational Treatment
and Positive Cure.

We can conlempia' no more painful and
melancholy spectacle than mind In ruins
or the wreck OF n Nervous system. anu
vet Mentai and Nervous Derans ements are
wear increasing at an alarming rate.
Rroksn-duWn Constitutions, Physical tx
banstion. Nervous Weakness, Paralysis of
the Brain, General Debility. Early Decay OF
Manhood, Cases OF Sui ide and insanity,
are now numbered by thousands all over
the land No rank or class Is exempt from
these terrible malad es. Married ana
single. male and female, rich and poor, a j
castles are included in the dark catalogue:
The Young man Of proud birth, fortune and
intellect, whose aims, hopes and ambition
should have led him up 10 the higher
plains Of life, has fallen prey 10 inc oreat
be,tro>er, The youth OF humble paren.
tage. whose cheek once doomed and blush
ed with Innocence and health, whose eye
once sparkeled with the radiant fires OF X
hriNi mt mind, whose step once was manly
and tirm, Is now among It's myriad Vic inns.
UncounIed thousands perish mus. year
ot.ar vaar without kpoTing the cause O;
theIr ruin until the golden sands OF lie have
a run out Like stirs that Set to rise no
more. so do they fall into premature graves,
nass rom mortal sight forever and fade
AWAY into etei nal oblivion.
But is there no physician lot TINS isIge
class of human sufferers and no Antidote
for these wide spread maladies? we ans,
tSer ue,. Your lie may yet be redeemed
fronSSe traction. and crowned with many
q wear of health and happiness. We know
TINT phys clans q general practice, Tor '0dnt
Of erperience and skill in this class or d'lme'tS
lave done but little for their rellel ana
nbsOl,ltely nothing for their cure.
DIR. Longdon has devoted mucn Oh ms
nrofeshionsl life to these forms OF Debllity.
and his treat skill In their manasen ent is
only the natural result OIL thorough MI oi
cal Education and enlarged experience. his
treatment OF thee Diseases embraces Dom
Hyeiene and Medicine, and has proven
entirely successful In hunureus VI cases
that had bafled all other systems Yl.1nedl-
lscation Itlmparts ntT yiSor to fhe failing
bodv new life to the epervated>brain, new
| ia, sion and elasticity 10 tAe weakened
nerves. new tone and energy 10 the stomach
| and digestive orgsns, new power TO the en-
feehIed system, new vitality 10 the blood,
new activity to the mind, and endows the
entire organism, the body and mind, VIII
| ali their OF gans, powers, facult es ana iunc'
| tions. with renewed health and manhood
Medicines Tor all Diseases by mail and e1'
press to all parts OF the country.
| Persons who may beoo u our parents car
relv upon our best efforts and Skill lot tnell
restor alton 10 health.
Once Hours-From 8 q. IN. to p. m
when not professionally absent.
Office and residence,
| 1909 EOFF (old Fifth) Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
WHEELING. W. VA.
!. H. Il, 5!oNGD@s A. NJ, NJ D.
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An Ouigrowth OF other Disease


Catarrh sometimes exists alone, but
is more frequently a symptom of other
diseased conditions. The following
letter explains it:
CoLLlNawoop, ONoNDAGA Co., NY,
January Is, 1872.
DIR. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Deer Sir-Allow me to give you a
brief history of the effect Of your medi-
cine called Golden Medical Discovery
in my case. am now in my seventy
ourth year, and naturally Of firm con-
sti;utron. Within the last few years.
from over exercise, I have been afflicted
with a complication OF diseases almos,
incredible to relate. In the first place
Catarrh, to q degree that, to me, it
seemed that my voice passed out at the
ears, to which was added lite natural
ally-Bronchitis; to which. a. no great
length Of time, were added Neuralgia
pains in the head and shoulders and
bloating of the lower limbs, the most OF
which was superiDduced by a torpid
state OF the liver. l bad the advice OF
several eminent physicians, and tried
almost every known semedy for such
com laipts without relief. gave up
all business, made my will, had my
grave stone placed in position and let
tered except date of exit, and resigned
myself to my couch to await events.
Not long after this ! cav your adver-
tisement, procured your remedles-l
am now on the second hali-dczen bot
ties OF G olden Medical Dlscovery-have
good appetite, have gained fifteen
pounds Of flesh--no more talk out oil
my ears, no more bloating OF the limbs
can walk tao or three miles with ease,
, and feel that you have given me lease
of ten or fifteen years-sutject, however,
to the ratification OF the Court above
That you may live long to do good to
suffering humanity, is the sincere wish
| of Your unknown friend,
LUTHER Cole.
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sHURTLEFF HOUSE,

r,AIRMONT, WEST VA, FoRMtFk XII
Kearsley. This House has Just oeeh
newly rented from cellar TO gslIet VIII
new beds and new furniture, ana ins.eS ~
~ mnne i'm the country, and Is tnateo a. ~
t 10 nP o. railroad depot. This House IS
frst class in every respect. The table Is at
Wayssuppiied with the best IN the mn mr cana.
sSsrges m Moderate. sample rooms ior S eTm :
mercial travellers. No charge ' Satissaction
baggsgee.. 10 all nv patrons Good stab
qua usi an Sorses e. w. SH URTLEtf,
ling for norseS' Proprietor
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FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SAL + IhE w Main
known Fortney property, corner al MAI,
nd old second streets, being the south paTl
ofiot No. A., and fronting on vain street 4,
feet inches, same width to the a,ley pr Ia
rear thereof. said property may bedlvioein
in parts If desirable or sold AZ .,s S,Ie he.
fore February 10th. it will be offered at puo-
lie sale at the front door OF the Court nous.
A. no O'Clock A. NJ, on that day. lltiein
disputable. nu,S uopNRRCOK.
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farm FOR SALE.

One of the finest farms in Marion county,
containing coo Acres of the very best ANA
with fine Brick Dwelling House, SttDie,
harms, and Cattle Scales; also NUMBER or
ont hniIdings too numerous 10 mention. II
tS Ioceted one hall mile rom Fairmont. ION
the B. so. r. R.) the county seat, at which
place is situated one OF the b st NORMAN
schools in the state. The buildings upon
the property could not be replaced lo-oay
for $500. rice SiS 500. Auufess,
THE WESTFAIRMUNT GAS COAL Oo''
Fairmont, West Va.
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Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

nyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or in party that portion Of coal now
acres, located along the Ohio river about
one-third Of mile north of the city limits,
foeether with one acre Of surface at the en-
trance on the side nearest the river, and
three acres of surface around the other en-,
lance. hack of Fulton. The vein Of coal
will vary nom S feet 6 inches to feet In
Ssnth. and could be conveniently shipped
nv means OF the county road, or by the r.
W. SK.R X, as the entrance on the river
side is not aU feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty. .r.pSu.J1
marl-h WALThn mAnonAAh'
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FOR SALE.

, THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
A house, on the west side OF Eof street,
between eleventh al Twelfth streets
Will be sold very low and on iaVoraoie
X. q. BARR,
,onoo-h ll42 Chapline st.
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Fob SALE.

j, FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
a dred and three acres. will sell 1t In
one LOT or divide IL In lots OF four or nve
acres to suit purchasers. There ID no better
land in Ohio county for market gardening.
Sitnsted within one mile Of the city OF
Wheeling.
two. aud three years. For further particu-
lars enquire of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
7. OBRIEN,
Real Est . te Agent.
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FOR SALE.

,rACBINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, AT
Nj Public sale, in Orrville, Ohio, on
Wednesday, Februsry 25th, 1874. For de-
scriptiye circular address ,,r,1
,oh,-roood Orrvlile, ohio.
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Tickets to all principal points In the jr;.a
and west can be procured at the UnrC n
Ticket ONCE, In Mcclure House, end Al Tie
etation at Bridgeport.
iul3l Gent Passenger and Ticket Ag"''''
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FOB SALE.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
ting Material.

In order to quit business, I offer at the u,
very loweat cash prices all OF my STOCK OF
Goods, Tools, &C which are In good oTae ef
and nearly new. Invite the .ttenuo onh OF
pinmbers' Gas and steam Filters, Machl,
lists and Managers OF Rolling Nils, and
persons contemplating building, to the
i also have light one horse wagon, near
10 new. and one set OF single harness ior
sale. inquire OF or address -ours
No. 1877 Market street, Wheeling.
iauIl-b
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Gr6Cery store TOR Rent.

r oFFEk, MY DWELLING ON -
Wafer Street for Rent. 1t has i"
fne lsr9e Store room and five add, g..
Iionaf rooms, suitable Tor family. TOT
i.p1sb PEMBERToN HOUSE.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE HOTEL KNOWN AS THE
Drover's HON e.

Formerly owned by Louis seabright' nav
Ing recently been thoroughly repaired re-
tainted and renovated, is now offered for
sale or for Rent, on reasonable terms. For
further information enquire OF
- HENRY SEABRIGHT,o OF
CIV, SEABRIGHT< ,sAr
tshl,ra 2l59 Main st., Centre Whes
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FOR r ENT.
NOR RENT.

nor RENT. @1
The Store on Market street, next
door to REGISTER office. This room j. &c
ustrrf,,ysui1ed for Sewing Machine offlce,
ar env retsIl business. Dwelling apart
s,euts attached. Possession owen fmmeGl
ateE.. Must be applied Tor witninone week
- ~. LIST.
Executor r. II. Cu,nnAns, at BSnk OF
SWhRelf6g. oeGzvn
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foR RENT.

:fpE RENT ID
The large and elegant Rcoprin Odd
Fellows. Hall, froDttng on LTD snees' S n5
Sdfoinine. the v heeilng tdtfaH -5oonn \,
has, been used as Lutheran ChuEen' ana
iss1ltapie for society meetings ana con-
'sertG. Apply to- ,.N
Fl. A, UTHMihN,er
l422 Market street.
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NOR SALE. - Al
"A three story Brick Dwelling House,
corner of Chapline and 10th streets, coz
Situation, near the second wa,d MarKe Ike,
We'll calculated for small lamliy. MII
hs sold low and on favorable terms. 70
narticnlars enquire on the premises 4ou
Chapline street
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All diseases OF the Eye successfully. treated
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Small Store Room for Rent.
,,uE' DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND
lately occupied by z. o "A. TeletraPn
Campany, No fl46 Main street, next "
Geo. n. Tsylors dry goods store. POSSESS
ION given February LIST. Apply 13nrorp
iapl9-b A SCh w LNi
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore Division.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3.

-. -zESS7..7EzSs,T.s1 ON AND AFTER DEL
~ a ::::.--,:ai.S IA, 1878, Trains, vii! run
follows:
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Selesrapbii9e Sepei@e1t.
Snlanos0epei9ea.
gus @aittn8tpn.

gsaibiugton, IA. Sept. - YrdTSent
Grant begab iid bente NtorSen nm 10 llbr
ualb oem ,gSeiBen 5auie" uno erbielt furs
nadber Ben 8eiMh beS StaatSefretIrS 6iIb
unb anberer Cabinets Chefs. Cine Wenqe
Yerienen barrten IN Der pale, I'm etne an-
picns ~ erbalten:
- Scr Vraioent Dat Die Yatente elmer
Steibe neuer Boitmeilter, BON @eu. Setpea CT.
nannt, ,unter3eidnet. @s befinben itd oarun=
ter feline Warpldnoer.
: Der Yrdfoent bat 3. s. Gilmore ais
britil6en @oulul fir 9eorgia uub Su9o
Sriti6 als 0itreidiiden Goniul in gtelu=gort
anetfannI- .~r-..s
- Ser Yraabsnt CAB beute Dem ua;tee,
Club" Elm Diner. rs Dtitglieber bes Clubs
lno mebrere Sabinctsbeamte maren augegen.
SIN lebten Sabre oiuuirte Der Stub bel Sen.
Yatterion in philadelphia. Der Glub be-
itebt aus amerifaniiben Sffisieren, Die emit.
mols in Der 5auptitaot Ot.rito garuiiouirten
llnb banals beit;ofeu, aaldhrlih eiumal iid)
81 eiuem gemelni9aitliheil @iien niecer5us
leten. Sen. Batterion unb Anoere seb0reu
gum Stub nnb ipeii'ten nit Dem Yrdioenteu,
Der befauntlid, aud i'm merif. &riege oients.
Der Yrafbent ernaunte beute ben Som.
mobore 5. g.. Seusl gum G9ei oes Bureaus
fiir Sriessbdfen uno 3ods i'm Naug= =0epar=
tement. Ser bisberige geamte, Gontre.
Nomiral &oosers, 1T gum Superintenbeuteu
Der Seelhule ernannt iporben.
= Bm. Burnett BON Bottom murbe sun1
acknowledgement anlpeftor Der 9ampfboott
ee1aitnt.
! - Sen. Conan, Der fungircnbe Sefreta,
bes Snnern, bat entiGieben, oaB bic Gberofe
len oas Reft baben, fir teraniid)e &inbe-
mel9s iiber ibre Neierpation setrieben per
6ent cine gfeli'r ~ f9rseru Hnb inn Galls be,
Weiseruna, eiefelbe 81 besahlen, Sas Gieb IL
8eidlas Su nebnlen.
- Baron S1mar3= =Senborn, Der neue UT
reibilhe @eiauote, ipuroe beute Dem BrdF
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Mu bic Mpuptibbi!rQer! !

Sie iueroen beute auigeforoert. SIR Sotum fir Die
0eIeaaten 5brer gSaro ab5uqeben, bic an Oouuer=
itaoe einen oenlofIatiIheu Ganoioaten fir ben t..
Sonaresz Se;irf Su nominiren ha6en. SD fpenoe
mid ON Ste, nm Sbr 95otuin Lir ben abtb. 2bomaS
SuanH Ju beanipru4en. Gs lit mir lebr pobl be.
must, DdB einitmnlS 0r. Smdnu une feinotif 9ez
oeni6eritano, a6er e6eu 10 gut Uei6 l, Bag ieiu
ilnred1t enaeItnub uno nah6er Der oemofratiihen
Yartei mitt9e Oienie leitete. @r iderte uns aui's
yeue buS Sir9erredbt uno tehHtete un5 nor ben Sc
fabren Der He9erberrlait, pel@e uns beorobte, uno
oraoe benz 4ooptinbif9er oGs 9robte llu9emdd be-
aueeborige 1uoD= =Jiolhtng Sorwuu 9elten, nun,
haflu menoe man has Gudh uuf Die Selen an, fuelhe
bQmats Su Sfuauu ftGnoen, beute oils cute Demo
frGten i'm 4mte iino uuo ib Su @egnern hes 6rn.
Stpaun auf9euorieu haben, neil er nht 9enti9t it,
ihreu 3meden su oienen. g8ohl tener pon uus
niinift ben boien Niht5miier9eift pieoer beraufu-
beifporeu, unb oodl III e5 9rooe oeies, pomtt ote
Sreunbe oe5 9esneriiden @anoooten ausibIe6ltt
br capital maiden. SD babe bic Grinnerung an bic
geroar aeubsit be9r16en uuo bin beute fur Sfuanu
peil er burd ieiRe 0anoungspeiIe ieiu unreopt out
aemddot uno in Ieinen Bejiebun9en 3um Bolte fidl
ais Elm treuer Sreuuo oeiieben erpieien bat 70 Elf
ria5t man autb pon republifanher Ii. anoerer Ectte
betrebt 1eDeien 1T, i'm BON Der etratiIben Rtz
hnur uieoer GbSuIeutsH. uno bejeugt eS couieuueuz
tes Sanoeln, tpenI man 9e9en Smdnu ais einitmaz
ligen giitht5wier d9ttttt tudhrenb irit lunaen
Sabren ieine einitmai9en Anhdnaer nit effenen Nrx
men auf9enonllnen uno fit bic be5ien Stelisn oes
Staates in ben Seroersruno seibQben, lar lie ae<
itimnt uno ibuen ale gortheiIe Der Yartei aepahrt
bat2 IS 1T elm lnpeht an Bolte, uuo befonbers an
ben Aooptipbrgern, ben alten Htht5tpiiierbaB piez
Der nah gu ruien, bic Sriunerung an fduelt 6nter
uns leeenoe eitoem ourdb uiele bitere 9riabrunaru
senl9euo seIibnte Soften aui's 9teue gu beleben.
Smdnn par uns gut 9enug uno bat fib au6 10 ers
mieien, ais 9onuernenr uno 9on9reBmaUn pieoer.
bolt oas oemotratGe SotuI 5u srbalien. Warum
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r. RAINE. Proprietor

iollcn mir ihn beute ddsn. mo er ourd1 Yrin,ipeEz
treue, onrt 3bat uno ituere Spier benieIen mo cr
dis Dunu bes Bottles uuo oes fsoIti6rittes unierer
Stdbt Dor unS trtt, unb uns nm tie RienernnmIs
nation fir ben Sougrft dnaehR Sft hate gifts per-
fonlih ge9en Ieinen Wtits gipiranten ausSuesen eS
Sei oeun, naG ihm ter gcrpurf trTt, in Der Stlnoe
Der 9rie9sprifun9 bem StGa'e Den Jifeu ecpanet
nuo in europa Suoehrdht 81 babeH, bis bic Suit in
4mertd fpieter rein mar
Suanu bIieb in unierer Diite, perunelimpit urb
perfol9t, a6er treu Ger Sabnc Der oemotratiten
Bartei, Su Uelter er ihDOr, dIs er nod in anuupoz
lts OILS @ouoerueur aui ocm Stuhle iaB uHo GIs tie
9oborten Der Raotdleu uns nit SGpouneten uRb
Shpett beorobten. 2bateH. nidht luglimpiuuqen,
iollten uner gSotum leten reollde oifene Saneuug
beute ods 5ieiutat herheiihbreu, oas ieoer Treunh
Der Steet, leoer Sduimann, Sdubmerter nno arbcis
ter minldt! Gem Nooptiubiir9er buu9t beutc nidjt
mebr Der Dem 8opanSe 6cs gtIhtpiNerthums, nil
aber ebeniomenig bic SerSau9eubeit nieoer auf9e=
filbrt iehen, nur um oaourb ebr9eiSt9eu 3Deteu
ju oienen. SD nlroe oiee gBorte nidlt Dor bGs
JSubIitum brin9eH, tpenn id uidt mubr9euommeu
altte, oab man Dor ben 9iuielueu 9elhentIidb Die
8nop>Notbin9 GriHueruus in Den SntergInnb
dlte6t uno oamit nur Die aooptipbnr9er I'M 5nteree
zines anoereu Sanoioaten, Der ieit uieten Sabren
gar nht IN unierer Nlitte mar, Su mibleten ucrudbt
@tne Sttmme fir Spnuu beoeutet beute Die Nus
pabl zines aepriiten uuo nidt Su lei6t beiunocnen
Wannes Seiue domination Tam uus uur el6it,
un'srer Staet uno unierem StaGte gum SortbeIe ge=
reiteu,
81 ~ - -.
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8rGn0e.

Gin ctnnatl, IA. Sept.-Ole Sopfcrcl
Der 8ebriioer Sheufel 81 Ifron, Ohio,
brannte am Samitags ab. SerluIt 700,
QlIefurans $1,000.
Yitts urg, IA. Septbr. 6eute Mor-
gen II ubr brad i'll Der Shpeineileii6- $50
telei uon 1eeie, Omen & SO. 7euer aus,
weldles oaS ganse gsbdube seritOrte. Der
Serluit wrrb auf $4,000 geid]dtt uno III
burdl Serit6erllna gebedt. Die Sirma wirb
ihr 9eid)Gfi morgen mieOer aufuebmen.
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Baltimore IGltc 6 yatti.

Baltimore C1ic gabu.
Bon Der Game sus Stattpu:
500 Uior9ens nab @aib ugton, 8laa
oeusburq, BettSUilIe, QGuret,
auuapotts Suuttion. ReGGp. gles
rGnor gun 6bur9, > uotlIe II.
ben Siibneiten.
$50 Diorsens mad u d. NJ on unb Dem Sioeu
ben, perbiuoeu fb nit ben potomac Boot
bel Der neuen gen6abnz zg8elfte, Slep9ero,
obue Omnibus :llebertru9uu9.
eS' SS'onsftns nag gsotu'ssopHtP fSe
sOIumbus, sGn9ustp, 9ertsIeo
DGtlano, W ittngton, HodDttle,
Stauntou, sac er5toD Il. gBbtte
SuGp1ur Sprtnss. s. guumdns Nass
gou6. 5ri + 4 al in JteIao,
$50 UoraeRs nah l8Gl9Inyton uuo alien
SDiihenHatonen.
7.sO DiOr8ene uab Baibtu8tOn.auHGpOz
ii 8 uuo JietaGz0ouie.
800 por8ene nOd) 9ra berrp, $ esrG Ut
Stdunto ton, y Sreo crt 4 uno aueh 3ptz
iDeuidtoneu
900 Dorgens nath g8aibington uuo Guen
3iUiibenitatioucn.
1915 Yorniitase nab W Waibtn9ton, @eGao,
4nuapoltS SnnfttoH, saureL
Seltsotlle, Ylo6ens nsbnts ;3O9iatz
mtta9s am Sonnta9 iHr alle l8c9fatoueul.
1.30 Jtahmttags nod GlItcOttsS itp uno allen
3nil6enfdtlonen.
$50 9a6mitta9s nab B BafbtpetOu uno g8e.
geitltiouen uno Wetropo olitdu= 3Dei9bn5u
$50 Hahmtta9s nab Q8 Gi1tngtou uuo alien
3miibenitdtouen.
4. 10 Yadmtta9S nur nat Sielooz So ouie, uno
WaibtnStou uub annup olta@5 unit
Ais Watmtta9s nG9 Bin6efet, 6Ggers.
toiun uno allen 3Wtitenitdtionen Gui Der
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polls uno Gleu 3!ptiteuitattonen, u e.
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9Ba9sons. Suuper i'm Rsldp.
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3wiihenndtionen aut Der Sauptbabu.
$50 abeuos nab Bitts burg, g8 bin9ton
uno 3pthenitatlonen auf ben lSaibiu9toua
unb UiettopoIitan Suei9en, 8erteIep
Spriags uno Cum 6ertauo. Full
mans 8ag9ous.
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polls, ooer nit bent 6.3j Uior9euJu9 nab Deofotoa
Sprtngs, P!ttseur9, Columbus ooer Sanouofp.
Wou S0afbtn9tou uad Baltimore.
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Gbenos tdslih.
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let<Slireau tu Der eamoeHsStdtton ooet Wr. 149,
g8eft Baltimore, Gde Der Satpertz StraBe, no
man SefteluR9eR gum a6boen uon 9epdf, uetdes
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1886, i'm oorigen Sabre betrus es nur 2617
Stimmen.
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