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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
ARLINGTON LETTER.

ARLINGTON, Ohio, July 5th. 1876.
EDITOR JEFF. Thinking perhaps
1t would be interesting to your readers
to hear how the people of Arlington
and vicinity celebrated the Centennial
Fourth. give you the following items
Notwithstanding the bad weather ~
the morning the people came gather
ing in about 10 o'clock aud at IL
o'clock everything was in readiness
for the march to the grove which was
very tastfully arranged. The order of
march was arranged as follows: First
the Sabbath Schools, then came the
Glee Club, after which the general
mass fell in in good order, and all
marched to the grove to martial music.
After the meeting was called to order
by DIR. I.afferty, speeches were made
by Edwin HUFF, Dorilas Martz, John
Busnell, and the Declaration of Inde-
pendence was read by Thomas Cox
The proceedings were iutersperced
with appropriate songs by the Glee
Club. In concluding the exercises
there were three hearty cheers gwen
for the Union, when the procession
reformed and marched back to town.
The Feltastics made parade through
town, and on their return G. n. Doo-
little made them speech. There was
a balloon ascension in the evening, ,and
at night a grand exhibition of Fire
works, all concluded with a grand ball
at E. Longworth's hall. All were well
satisfied, aud. 1 think, benefited by
the occasion. >There about 1000 peo-
pie in attendance.
Yours Respectfully, LIP. E.
P. S. Mr.. Fi'lwork, our saloon keep
e., deserves great credit for closing up,
and not permitting the sale of any
liquors. There were no cases of drunk
enuess during the day or evening.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

The Bankingand Currency Committee
have agreed to report bill providing
that the cost Of the redemption of Nat
ional Bank notes from the redemption
agency shall be paid for out Of the gen
eral tax upon the banks, and not by an
lditional assessment. This bill was
agreed to, after hearing delegation Of
the Western bankers.
PURE Ice Cream in any quantity at the
Farmers Lunch Room. 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
EaKa

Thursday night of last week about
midnight, our citizens were called
from their beds by the ringing of the
Court House bell, Indicating fire
They We're astonished however, when
turned out, to discover no sign of the
destroying element. Some ran one
way and some another, but at last the
tide seemed to set to the west. The
fire proved to have been at the Terra
Gotta works, west of town, the shed
roof had taken fire and burned off
occasioDing. however, no great loss.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Accident.

A young boy by the name of Sheets
will remember the Centennial Fourth.
He had manufactured a cannon from
a piece of an old gun barrel, but when
he fired it of, it disdained to be a can
non any longer, kiched up and hit the
boy over the eye causing a severe
wound, with probable loss of sight.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

From John Vansickle, Sr., in McComb,
Ohio, July 4, 1876, Money and Notes to
the amount of S5j0.00, SIS Cash, Notes
to balance. One Note given by w. H.
Conine, payable Sept. l, 1876, of $500 90.
Another Note by the same, due Jan. l,
1877, of 5000 90. One Mortgage Note
given by Ed. Johnston, payable June -,
1876, $40 90 One on Henry Kelley of
s. 90, was due Sept. 1875, and few other
small notes, all of which are the property
Of John NanSIcklc, Sr. All parties are
cautioned not TO buy or trade for the above
as payment has been stopped on the same
JOHN FANsICKLE.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Personal.

John III. Decker, Lycurgns Thurs
ton and p. J. Sours, started for the Cen
tennial, Wednesday afternoon.
VIII. Frey, Chas. Ebling and B. Crum-
ley, started for the Centennial, Yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Julia Sterns, returned home with
her mother, Mrs. d. Joy, last Saturday.
We understand that she will remain
several weeks visiting her many friends.
Mr.. Mack. Wilson, spent few hours
with his friends here, last Sunday.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
New Advertisements

Still Another n--ShucktS Brown
A Health-PrOmOting Stimulent-IIos-
letters Stomach Bitters
BUSINESS LOCALS
Lung Syrup-Dr. Marshall.
Go TO--Farmers' Lunch Room.
Real Estate Notice
Pure Ice Crcam-Farmers' Lunch Room.
A 5. 5. Meeting-JacksOn Twp. 5. S.
Stolen John Vansickle, Sr.
Strayed John Giberson.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Complimentary.

The following from the Fremont
Messenger is quite omplimentary,
from the fact that of six bands which
were there at the time, the Northwest
ern Band is the only one specially no
ticed:
The Northwestern band, of FindIay,
were present at the Reception on Sat
urday evening. The Fndlay boys
made an excellent appearance when
Oh parade, and discoursed some excel
lent music This band is destined to
become'one or the leadingbands il this
State
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Raw. FitZpatrick e. Raw

Have on hand of their own manufacture
full line of Open and Top Buggies, Farm,
Platform and Spring Wagons, which are
warranted to he made of the best seasoned
timber, and which they will sell for less
money than any shopin NOTWITHSTANDING
All work warranted. Please call and eX,
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
7w4 Ray, FITZPATRICK & RAY.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
New Italian Dates.

New Italian Dates.
New French Prunes so to
the pound.
Fresh Makerel Canned.
NewTurkIsh Prunes Sc, a Id
Nick Mack Crackers.
Cream Cracknells.
White Fish.
Medium Pickerel.
No. 9 Pickerel.
No. l Pickerel.
Just received and for sale
by l.. McMANNESS,
Cd Main st.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
StraVnd

From six miles West of Lipsic, Putnam
County, Ohio, a Black Mare with bell on
when last seen, and a lump under her body
the size of quart cup. A liberal reward
will be given for any information leading
to her recovery. JOHN GIBERsoN.
Post-Olfice addIeSs, Lips;c, Putnam CO..
Ohio
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

To CoNSUNIERS.-Itc costs you but a
trifie more to buy foil pound of d.
b. Deland S Co. 5 Best Chemical Sal
erGtuS, than it does other kinds that
are very crude or badly adulterated.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
BIGLICK LETTER.


BIGLICK, Ju'y 3, $50.
ED. JEFF. Last week the weather
was quite discouraging to farmers for
making hay. A good deal of hay got
wet before it was fit to bau'. We had
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
FOCAL prodnre eWarkrt

FNDLAY. o., Julyo, 1876.
Eggs, II cents.
Butter, u cents.
Hides, green, 3l@4 cents.
Hides, dry, s cents.
Calf, green, 7@S cents.
Calf, Cry, 9@10 cents
Sheep Pelts, 20c@6I'c.
Tallow cents.
Lard IL cents.
Flax seed, 81 90.
Smoked sides, 10 cents.
Shoulders, 9@10 cents.
Hams, 12@14 cents.
Rags, II cents.
BeeswaX, % cents.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
The yettersunian,
FindIay. Ohio. July 2. 1876.
| ZnralBusiusss NofirfS
Real Estate Notice.

Parties wishing to buy, sell, or trade,
Iowa lands, can send particulars of num-
bers, location, price, &c, TO "Agent," care
of HANCOCK JEFFERsONIAN, for a few
lays. gig
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

This remedy iS n recent discovery in med
ical science It U3.tes chemically with the
poisonous secretiOus that produce eiuptions
and renders them inert. 1t will cnre the most
obstinate and unSightly plmples on the face
IN rom ten 20 twenty days. and j. the only
article ever offered n this country that will
e1fectu2ilY and permanently remove the
ugly hesh WORMS thar disfigure the faces of
50 many persons Of both sexes. Incureaole
tTeckieS (SO-csstleJi also vanished by its con-
tlnUec USE II may he used like an ordinary
toilet powder, and, aside from its me ical
properties. il superior TO the finest pea-l
powders IL is ~ i'm pal pable that. while it
bsautifies the dullest com prexfon, its use can
not be detected The preparation is now firsI
offered tor sale ia the United States. put up
IN packages especially intended for mailing
and will be sent (post-paid) to any address
on receipt of price, 81 10 per box. Sample
box 50 cents. Try 10.
B. w. ARMSTRONG & &C, Sole Agents
81 samson 81. Philad'a-
In ordering. please state where You saw
this advertisement. s-tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
En-dau's Grain eWarkrt.

FINDLAY. Ohio, July 6, 1876.
Wheat, 75c.@ @$1 90.
Corn, shelled, 40c.
Oats, white, Pc,
Oats, mixed, 25c
The above prices are paid to-day by G
w. MYERS. at the L. +. & l.. Rv. elevators
EAGLE MILI.S-WHEATM MARKET.
Wheat wanted at the Eagle Mills, fo
which the Highest Market Price will b,
paid.
Price to-day, 80 cents TO 81 10.
July 6, &c. MCCONNELL & ROCKWELL.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
LADIES. DON'T
ColdWinS Danish Powder.

permit the peeulisrities OF climate ard sea.
son or the Impurities of skin, 10 annoy you,
aS every lady can have clear and pure COM
plexiOn by using
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

CoUGHs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Chest are readily cured by DIR. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup, a remedy which never
fails TO give satisfaction. Price - conts.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
WASHINGTON TWP. June 81. 1876.

ED. JEFF: Having little spare time
thought would give you a few items
from our township. We have toOmuch
rain for corn at present Corn looks
well on high ground; the low ground
will be nearly failU~e. Wheat is very
thin on the ground, but well filed; cats
look well; meadows are vere good; fruit
Will be scarce-apples not fourth of a
crop; small fruit very scarce.
We grangers are making things lively
in our township. We first took up the
bird law, and we run that so close that
there was but one robin lei to tell the
story, but notice some of the birds have
returned to see if it will be safe for them
to live among US. Next We took up the
stock law; we levied a tax on the town
ship to pay for lumber to inclose piece
of ground for pond for stock. We are
bound there shall be no stock on the road
About a year ago the grangers camel u
the conclusion they would build a grange
house. They got out three sticks Of
hewn timber where the building is to be
erected. and We understand they viii
raise and finish it up really for business.
The building VIII be twenty-four by
forty-six feet on he ground, and two
stories high.
The Republicans in our township are
very jubilant over the Cincinnati nOn';-
nations, and next October we are going
to give HAYES and Wheeler The hest we
have in the shop.
Yours for the caUse.
PELIG.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Stolen

The Jackson Township Sunday School
will hold a meeting at Union Chapel on
Sunday, July 10th All are invited.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
ARCADIA LETTER.

ARCADIA, o., July 1, 1876.
We had a big rain last night, wilich
will spoil some hay that was laying
down. 1t viii stop corn plow ing for
few days. The Band supper papned
out well. They cleared about S45
dollars. That VIII help the boys to
learn to blow great dec l saw an
account in the Courier, of Err. C. L.
Doll losing a COW, and on opening her
he found large turtle in her stomach,
and it was alive aud showed fight. /
think it was stray Granger that the
COW had eat ard she cord not digest
him. Fred ca1 ten a good one.
The Trustees of Washington town
ship have sold the job of brilding a
porud to shut the COWS up. Wnen
they (the trustees were asked to Gp-
propriate some money to fix our eelne-
try, they could hardly see how they
could stand it to levy so much tex on
the township. They I'D, however,
appropriate part of tile amount asked;
but as soon as some one asked them to
bu''d a COW pound, they did not meet
and consult half of a day about it, but
Just pushed ahead. Now we WI soon
hear some howl'ng about our ''high
taxes" One consolation we have
Democratic Tie Gstees, and they e-e the
ones that a-e a'ways complaining
about the'- tsyes.
Some of the Democrats sweT- they
won't go to the Presidentia' election
this fa1. They say they don't went
hard money for the'- cha1ge. Well
let us have che1ge and have hard
money. Fourteen yea-s ago these
same men Ell vented he'd money end
not rags. Some people F"e never
satisfied.
There vas iIneral 4 town today.
A young omar naT,j Il GER leaves
a hrsbc nd aud one c' u Dom.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

CHILDREN cry for DIR. Marshalrs Lung
Syrup. 1t is the most pleasant prepara-
ton for Coughs and Colds. known, and
perfectly harmless. Price - cents a bottle
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
AHeaIfh-PromotInS stimuIans.

HeaIfh-PrOmOtfng Stfmulant.
Physicians, who certainly ought to be the
best judges of such matters. declare that
wholesome stimulation is not orly desirable
but essential in many instances. When the
temporary good effect of a sound stimulant
is confirmed and rendered permanent. as in
the case of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by
the action of the tonic and Alternative prihci-
pies combined with it, II becomes infinitely
more efiicacious as n rerovant OF physical
energy and a corrective of those conditions
of the body which invite disease. The Bit
ters have received the emphatic sanction of
that popular stimulative cordial ass remedy
Tor weakness, nervousness, dyspepsia, conSti-
patton, inactivity of the liver, maIariOus fe-
vers, and many other disorders. Its basis is
sound old rye, the purest liquor known to
commerce, and itself possessing tonic prop
critics of no mean order.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
SPEECH

DELIVERED BY MIR. JOHN PARKER AT
THE NJ. Il. SUNDAY SCHOOL CENTEN-
NAL MEETING.
, 1876-12-30
MGE- Bum Mbnnement oil

@ Gum Mbnnement ouf
Den SobrQon9 1877 Der beuti6fn i1u=
I~irirten Mder- uno @artenboue3eitun9
lobcn mir biernit oae2anowirtbe. @drt-
ner, 8fcroe- uno @ie6belibcr, besolci=
den Stdbter un0 Mnocre, bic 1i6 Slu=
men,, Obit= nnO 8ienen5u@t intereiiis
rem. freunolidit Elm.
Siele 3eitl6riIt miro perOientermaben
INNER populdrer, oie1elbe sd1lt bereits
Soulenoe BON Mbpnnenten llno meIoen
.ii6 BON iiberol fortlpdbrenb n 0 d
mebr neue Nbonnenten.
Ser Mbpnnementspreis lit 10 biIig
(nlr Is Gents oas gauge Sabr) boB ie<
Der bieIe 3eitl6rift qarS gut b II et=
pnioen onoern 8l1ttetn bolten fonn.
98ir lino erbDti9, 9%eIteaun9en unb
9lbonnementsgeloer fir Die ~Mder= unb
@artenbunz3eituns" in Gmpfana SIT
ne6men. ginem jeoem ,pirb bas 8latt
p ii nftli d 9elonbt.
, 1876-12-30


Seuer. @sitern gtbeno Inn 7 l1br
brad Elm Tsuer i'm pberen Sbeile oes
Maarenbaules. go. 1908 Carp StraBe.
mo- cine gIlig.Sabrif bon Serrn ..
|SSbittD betrieben miro, aug. Ser ,ln-
|tere Sbeil bes SauIes wiro bon Serrn
Sbelbnrn vGommiilion Mer.
|0ant" als Spei6er benubt. Sas Geu=
Er wuroe Biz auf Dem oberen She'll beg
|bauies bei6rdntt. 0ie Spribenmann.
Eduft mar i@nea CUR Stele uno in els
per 9tunoe mar oas Seuer 9el0I6t.
Elean 9larbt, baB baHelbe our6 Die
|Spd"e, welbc sur 6abrifation BON g.
fig benlbt weroen, entltauoen. Ser
Berluit fonnte nod ni6t ermittelt pere
pen. Nbams 8Gderei nuroe etmas be-
|6dbist uno miro Der Serluf ouf cirea
$l0O 9el9dbt.
, 1876-12-30

@nhifn uno @Hralia,-
StIb.l aug Nfiens Tel9tn
&drln GIebcsSci0en!-
6rll6cr 9%riinen, neu erblii6cn
MnblanO oeuti9e Gpmpatbicn,
uno Der G5or pom GeuBcnlono
Stebt ols crit'r 9efunonnt,
SeutI6Ianos 9}tdt 81 bitten,
8is errei6t Der 6ricocn.
Ceifrei6 lei un$ unpcrseIien,
Sclen votut 6 e Yre5ien
llnerluiiOlih, immcrfort,
Sn 10 muE6rm mormcn @ort
Seutldes Gedt O%efeicrt
uEo fir nns geiteucrt.
Mud Guropn's belize Pfnrt,
Sottc @olo fir ms. uno Q8orte,
uno Der nl!au, jtbcrSeit
Opferfreuoi9 unO bercit.
WciB, lammt leinm Siirfcn,
SoB mir uns bies mdrten.
Nj0t 10 gang por's in Stalien,
Sn Dem 2unoe Der &oboIicn.
0enn bon BORT bc5o9 ia ,,Gr"
YfafItn un0 Sanoitcn Der,
Die lpobl nod biz beute
Stets 9clu6te 2cute.
Sod beoarf es fciner Trogen,
0oB au6 bort uns 9cr6en l6la9en;
Nlelel, unb bcren pornus, Z
Slt's 5 aliens G~oni0sbous,
0ns mt oeuiihen Moltcns
Hrenrol4oit itets 9ebalgn.
GnBlano iuht ouf oGleu Megen
Srleoli6 Wieocr beisule9en
Wos Ndpoleons Jieio gcbor,-
Sod iilr jeb~taun69li6 mar:
Sa Urontrei6 permogcu
Sdon oas S9werbt 9eSogen.+)
8rnof, Der 6of- Goplon ser Sritten,
Nonnert, in Der @6e N}ittcn,
Sir @crmonirn's,Ginigfeit,
9ab lih orpb G:finria irsut;
Gin Ncroicnlt Neiho5icn
Sir man6 Scnti6en Qfnffen.
(6ortiesune fuIst)
& gbic,op, Mtw 9Icrf, ct. apuis Wbi'n
bslpbia> Noibp ns Ga(fOrrien pNm Sap &c
= II Sronfrei6 bait bic 1upbentih II tal
ten ID on au1seforoeSt. liD in geIs1 oes arie
ses gu .rf ann.
Sn Canada Iino. ouBergep60nli6
6aat ailsgenommtn. iebl Die SonutnQs.
fubrlea Den Gilenbubncn perbptcn NOR.
ben.
, 1876-12-30

q ii 8 bem 8eridte Der 9auitatsbcb0rz
Sc Der StaOt 9eeu.D orf erbeut, oaB BORT
in Dem TN, %. DECEMBER noiaenOcnS Sab.
re 28,659 Berionell, 1900 wcui9er. ais
i'm porbcraegunsenen Sabre. mitGooe ab~
sin9en uno 1tur 23,300 seboreneu mur~
ben. Die aanSeslusabl Ser |erebelihun~
gen bctrua 7Ol4 NIT Der bOA1ten a3abl,
735, i'm Monate October. Die ar0Bte
Nnsabl Der IuoesfdIe faat auf ri, ben
Wionat Suli, ndn,lib 4172, Johann fom
men Nusuit nit 1882. Nouember nit
1904, Dejember nit 149l. Die erDBtc
@u;abl Oct geburtsn fdntssauf ben Wio.
nat @uguit. ndmtid 51sS, bic ~gerinoiie
auf ben Wionut April, namlih 1908.
Der nSeralo" iast. Dap elm Sergleid Der
@eburten nit ben TooeSfaOen aeeianct lei
Der 8ebauptuns eiaes BuAstbums Der
8ep0lferuns eiueu ldllimmenStriA our6
Die Hehnuna ,u MAIDEN @liihtli6 lei
en- 4OOO-50O0 Meniden weniser aebo<
rem, ais seftorben.
Oerueberfall elmer @irtdA
Of q +. Der Sail oes Serrn @liera.
in belien @irtbideft am leeten Sountdg
OieYOliSilfen oes aweitenS eiirfs ciaorau-
gen uno alle @1ltc ncbit ben bcioen Sar-
fcepern ~pelbafteteu, iolte beute Dot Tids
Ter Walib GUT Serbanoluns fommen.
Oieier ltelte Die 8eioen g3arfeeper. Chs
@liers uuo 9tidarOS unter ie S2OOS iires
id)ait unb eertaqte BIZ YroseI1i una Der.
ielbcu bis suf nddite Wo6e. Die lieben
@dite. Die beim Spiel betroffen murnen
uno o%eren9tamen mir 9eftern uer0ffentliA-
ten, ipurSen ie nit einem Dollar 9eltraft
ba saS @sles ausSriGlih beia9t. .SaB
mennSemano amSOnntas in einer2Birtb
ldaft beim Gpielc, mag o%aiielbe rodj 10
barmlOs iein. bctroffen wirb, oerielbe mt
elmer iolden Strafe belest meroen fam.
Scrr @lferS miro auBeroem am 6reitag
DOT ben Iccilc Gommiliaren proSeilirt
.pcroen. (Yr. ST.. Dr.
Cine idauerlide Scene ipielte ii4
fiir3lid in Der 9tdbe BON Newarf, SIS,
ab. Dort lebte felt Smansis Sabreu elm
DeutiGer, NamenS 2OuiS Gomile, @r
loar elm Silberplattirer. niidtern uno
fleiBis. batte eiucn auten @ebalt, cine
tiidtise sSrau anb fam raid porwdrts.
@r fauite lih eiu netteS9aus in elmer Der
Yoritdbte uno leate @elO in @runSeiaenz
tbum on. Ga fam oer &ra1, Der Ser
oicnit idwano, bas @runoeisentbun mo-
nuDerfduflib uub bieSteuern bod. 0alo
bas baare gelo, $14-l50O, fort
uro Der ulte Miann 9erietb in &erspeife
lung. Qeioer iuhte ct Grtlt bel aer 6la-.
oas iOlte ibm raid gum Yeroesben
weroen. Wenn er betrunfen mar, banu
feline Tns9 uno &inoer, barantcr sipei
Sf92e. Elm Sd,eden. Das
llcbGl wuroe iteta ihlimmer. 9tor eiuis
gen Tusen fam Ct Nad)ts betruatcu bsim
, 1876-12-30
9os Sonntaoseg(Qtt enthGlt:

Sos Sonntagszglatt entbdlt:
Ser Goman zines Mlutterber5ens. +"
Don @rnit Basque.
u9os beliebtslte &raut." Non Saul
Summer.
eNus ein:m poriler Se;ratbs- Sniff
~@@mei5ernooeIen" BON alfreb 9art,
mann.
nGie Gei6er." Cine 6amjNnge=
i6i6te in bier 8i9ern pun8alblpin
Mt0Qbaulen.
Plus uniern Sa9en." @on Sans
Blum.
Gin &siie- @6enoteuer zines Sumo=
%rilten." 0on Mag Sol. 2cucr.
Gin Sonoerling."
uSuten Woreen, S9wdgerin
unb piele onoere intcrellonte Sa1cn.
, 1876-12-30
REIMBURSEMENT
Don
6 briHi.n mnD @Dite,
$50. S12 " q II StraEe.

0fo. 2 Wf a in StraBe.
DeutIAe 6ridte unb @rDcerie. Wrtifel linb
elne @p, Siali!di pielss Sc UGfts unb perben
btliaer alS irssne anbtrspo Drlfauft.
Samburser Na e, Caviar, NIB gn1OSls.
BON ben tSsb~. 9ibrnan III 8 mtarI.
@ae Sprten aGie, 5ariner, Oar iasn.
9abs. feline Weiee. Wbielies, Mpple Sranpu,
oi leafriiNe, aerdu6erle 3unssn, 3uasr,
9afe. She. 3wstlGsn, %Gl9arlsn, gabaf etc.
itttS porratbt9. 16 IL
, 1876-12-30
Ri4nonb poit Office.
Dpit< Nrra nsement.
10. Oktobfr 1876.

CM9e~ Ste Nsp grrfsr ppR ftIfeet b,sr
nm m |;lo Nabm. uno t. ft brit um 9 2 q 81
w. IN. Ter Nc1imeiftr -bittet WrJ.9s. e..
I'm Nc fsr, @aGmittoss 10 frub ais msoI, Tx
@ooeaeten tptbsu.) "'s"VS
M0rbIiae 2urdboH. 9peimor ,So,a,
i mmatunn y " unb 1.f5 q. 81. -WoH'
lglhB 2 Enb 1875 81. DE-. P"H
Morslide @ea-Wof. SGarid.
10 ". ~. pofi6lus 2 anb us 81. W
siihIi@e goH. .3meimnr t5orid m..
tnntt ! M ". nnb 500 81. gp. maa-
f9lnB y. M- uni 1915 81, m. SUp'
&idamend & eanniue eitenbo6u. ss,,
t I p ., aannfuntt 500 81. 81. - Wsaldina
Ntdmonn g. 9nnbiue RR. Yme;r,ors,
y anfu"ft 2.30 unb g 81. m. w M "s
loluF 70 ID. uns 12.45 y. 81. V0p
o., Warmhilc, egn@tura unb gurreviue nod
Ssn"aaFa; IdaliG, srnntoos ouso.n ,Uw
9.0Qg. 81. ~ Yofl9Iu6
Ngelapeafc& Obin Giienbahn sSorin
Spmatugs aasatnpmmen. Nnfunft W9gp
poltl6lub $50 y. 81. "'M
@Oresnsuiae, Charlottesville. @t
pen aut len @barI ttespiae nm Gu..u",
ION, " nston, 9pnGbure nns ,p, liam.
mfh, @ Suu @Gbind On - gInfrnf, Z a. a m
- pohfttnB f0.45 q. 81. w.
On assf goint lnb stationen an nor n ~
H. INN =. &. &. 5aalid, Spnntans ~.
5 1bmae . On % @ntunrt 1870 Y. 81. Wp}t-
gl'uesltsr, itsr @ef goint. taaIid.-mr
'Hnlb lo'3o y. W.-Ypiialu6 2,3O9. m'
9afeabannod, iiter @ylett's. tSoIih
@ntuntt 600 q. M.- yuGldIue = 81 ~
Sames Sitter 1nmpfer. greinoI uStt,n,
l.n. Anfunft Mpnta1s, Wfttmpd,s "rh
5%rf'ta9s, 5 q. M. - Vc}ihIms T;sannn
So""ffpaa@ unS Seanabfnss, 600 o. 81
Canal gafet. Gr,imaI II ydeytIi6
y an,an1t, MittmpGs Sreitaas unb gonntoos
~. TX: - poitl6tus, Mpntaas. MitttnaSSs
uno '5rettaes, 4 VI. M. Vs
SHORT gump &oute. 3peim II pSdteut,io,
- Wafunft, % NJ tags rnb Sonntoos :
VS. t, w. 8 81 81 gsO0lff9Iub, . snffass HIND Sr.i.
Se6eriun &onte. Orstmal veb,n,,ih
Santanf' MO"ia', Mi tput unS 1sreitos mn.
Z r.. eHitluB , snnaa. penntraas
III Sonra 'enb m 4 9. M.
, 1876-12-30
acknowledgements.
J. w. Den MS.

Gde Der 9tcn mo groao Cir Sc.

Gfe Der 9ten mo Sroao Cir s..
bat ausssei6nets Woaren fir Weib-
no DTS Welbente S6Gne GbIamus
fiji IS Cts. peer plst fir sinsn Spaar, bis an
$25 has tilf. SpGs9sl, 8ilesr iBen uup
Wd9tl, prattppte MOttD; eie uewabl in
Ct tuen, arsuss UNI Motip Ra5msn Ct etc.
Gin balot9 + Sslub nj B 60 II Rter eneen,
haB fneinl auewabIole grDBte unp meinepre ls
chen 10 bill, wenn nj / iAissr inpt ais in
frgeap sInsm aaPsren Wei&ate / npsr @taSt.
, 1876-12-30

GoGoSonien G1ub. @clteru
Nbtno hirlt Der Caledonia Club einen
8aG in 2epp's Sa0' CT. Gu y.
Sr0bli6feit berri&i uno CT iriiL UNI
Mursen t%nnstcn bl6adnjFr uno Sdn5e-
rinnen na6 bauie.