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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29

We shall do our readers favor by calling
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ing themselves the present year, with one Of the
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but now enlarged and improved to suit the wants
OF every family in country, village and city 1t
IS packed full Of good things useful, reliable, and
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Keepers and children, and farmers, mechanics,
merchalts--indecd all classes. Its house plans
and improvements, with cngrayings and partic.
ulars as to cost, ana the cOmmOn-scnse dircC-
lions, are worth more than many costly architec'
tural works. Its constant persistent, fearless
exposure of humbugs and swindling schemes, is
OF great value to the whole country and to every
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Take our advice ond send for il to the publish
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Runaway |

One Of the most elaborate runaways We have
witnessed for many days occurred on Monday af
ternoon last. The driver Of one Of Hieberlin
Bros. rag collcctintinG wagons had just water.
ed his horse at the tank corner Of La Sale and
Madison streets and while mounting the box
the horse began to I" rare and pitch and finally,
in attempting to turn round short upset both
himself and the wagon, throwing the driver un
der, but fortunately without hurting him except
by a bruisc on the leg. The wagon and horse
were put on their feet in a moment when by a
violent lunge the animal broke loose and started
at full speed up Sa Sale st. Mr. John McCarty
had backed his team up to the curb at the city
meat market 20 unload coal and another man
was driving down La Sale street in the middle
OF the street, leaving passage on the left of the
street and but little room between the two
teams. The runaway horse took the narrow
route and dashed in between one Of McCarty's
horses and knocked it down, running one Of the
fills clean through his neck, which broke of
in the neck. The horse was raised, the broken
shaft drawn out and the horse sent down to DIR.
BabbaGe at Dcgans barn, where we learn il is
doing well. The runaway continued up La Sale
street till /, reached the Opera House whore il
turned, upsctting and smashing the wagon, and
continued running and scattering tiuwarc along
the route TIL stopped at the postOtficc.
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County Court-In Probate,

Claim Of 1886 against the estate of VIM
strawn, deceased, allowed.
Estate Of Michael Ryon, deceased Admlnis
Orators report Of sale Of real estate presented
and approved
Estate Of James W Cody, deceased Final re-
port Of administrative approved and ordered to
b" recorded.
Estate OF Alexander Clegg, deceased Final
report approved and ordered to be recorded.
Estate Of Thomas McDermott, deceased Final
report Of administrator approved and ordered to
b. recorded
In the matter Of Estate Of Squire VI FUR, pc
t.lon TO sell chattel property granted.
The supplemental final report of Patrick
Sbeedy Ct al. former guardians Of Walter 5
: ieedy ct a.! presented, approved and guardian.
discharged.
Estate OF Balthaser Hopmeyer Supplement
st inventory presented, approved and ordered
be recorded.
Susan A Rees appointed guardian Of Jerry
.-es ct =. Bond, 5000.
IN the matter Of the guardianship Of Ange
nc Mason Ell al, report Of accounts OF guar
an presented, approved and ordered to be re
iried
Estate Of Wm Bales, deceased. Report Of &c
cunts Of administrator presented, approved and
dered TO be recorded.
Estate Of VIM Crumpton, deceased. Inventor,
resented. approved and ordered TO be recorded
Estate Of Jacob Craven, deceased. VIII ad.
Initted to probate and letters iestamentary Is
sued to Catherine Craven. Bond, t9,7OO. Notice
70 creditors 10 the April term. 1916.
In ine matter Of the estate OF James Graham
Order % faL settlement for February term.
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Ottawa quotations.:
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Jan. 2Sth, 1876.
Nothing much can be said of business to-day
that is good. Daring the earlier part of the
week the streets were quite lively, and consider.
able grain and pork was to be seen, but the late
soft weather has kept everything almost out OF
the market Pork higher-no other change.
Corn, 3303ic for - lbs Oats, 2Sc for 30 lbs.
Rye, j6W6Oc for 80 lbs; Wheat, GOa9O; timothy
seed, 500; Hay $40 for prairie, Sl2@Sl4 for
timothy; Potatoes pc; dressed chickens ease;
dressed turkeys lOc; dressed hogs SG15aSOO,
We quote below:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29

NEARLY DRowSED.-Thc scarcity OF ice this
year has been a severe blow TO the boys, and
when coating OF 1t does cover the canal they
are very ambitious 10 try its strength. Las,
sunday boy, John Wolfe, had narrow escape
from drowning by beng too venturesome. lie
was walking on the ice at the mouth Of the
Feeder and broke through. Some larger boys
were on the bank, and by quick action with
boards, &C., got him out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29
anufac. ures-N hen and How we VIII On
them,

INT IltdoC luSCIl L.
Manufac. ures-N hen and How ". VIII Omen
them.
The cry goes up all over the West, we
need more manufactures to develop our
country, keep our money at home and give
US market for our produce"
We do need them, and their establishment
is guarantee tor the prosperity of what
ever community they are located in-ard
they will come in time But there is a great
error IN the public mind regarding how
manufactures are to be obtained We hear
much talk about, "If capitalists would only
see to their advantages and come and invest
in manufactures IN The West, &c."-but all
this is great mistake. Cdpitalids hunting
places to invest ~ business, is not the rule :
indeed, it is an exceedingly rare exception.
Capitalists as rule, invest their means in
securities that are broaght 10 them, and leave
the borrowers TO do the hunting and labor of
establishing and conducting business. They
have made their money and their homes by
csrefulness and industry uheye hey are-their
property Is there; their homes are There
their associations are there, aud they will
stay there, and die there Take the manufac
turing world over, and not one manutactur.
ing establishment in a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
not one In five hundred-has been establish
cd by large capitalists removing and locating
in a new place To engage in any kind of man.
ufacturing. They are dcrlOpmspts Of the co,lD-
try irherc Mty are built up. They are starred
small, by individual mechanics relying main.
ly on their own skill and labor as capital or
by the organization Of small home companies.
and they increase with their accumulations
their business and reputation becomes the
basis of credit winch is capital, and thus
they grow till the weak become strong, and
the poor rich. Now this is the fact in regard |
to the beginning of manufactures. We ap- |
peal TO the experience or observation of all |
who have had either experience or observa-
ton in regard TO the matter We will even
tually have manufactures in the West, bat |
not till the people begin 80 think of develop
ing them for themselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29

y. W. HITCHCOCK, General Passenger Agent.
ROBERT HASRs, General Superintendent
ID. V. TOCZALIN.
fuly jth. Agent Ottaws. illinois.
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Exchange on Chicago, New York

And AL the principal CITIES East and West
II q u q IL II \ ND SOIn
Exchange England, Ireland Scotland And an
I'm porant points In Continental Europe drawn Ia
suit purchasers.
u. -. Revenue Stamp DIS OF all depomIns
tom Constantly hand and for sale.
United states Bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
To those who favor with their patronage wouu say
we shall be able TO extend such facilities
trust will prove to them and profitable
Bank open rem "a. u. toip.M
,,. r., 49,, 800, R.C. JORDAN, Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29

NessyS. Editors-It seems to me that the
following article from western paper is well
adapted for this latitude. If you agree with
me please insert. L.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29
Bamking.
CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAMEs. ALt,xs ,o

l.. II. EAMEs, Nsx' Z. Z. ALLEN. Vace Pre-,
DIRECTORS.
HENRY +. LANES, JOHN D. CATon
EDWIN c. ALLEN, L. II. EAMEs
f. ). EAMEs, X. &. JORDAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29

Milton II. Swift. Lorenzo le,.nd
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage N'
R ~ Lyman, J.F. Nash,
John Brundage.
Having organized the National Ranking a,, an,
succeeded 10 the business of VIM H. W. Cushan we Az.
open for the transaction of general banking
Exchange on Chicago, New York and All, the min
cipal cities OF the United staes, bought and sold
exchange on Esgsa0 Ireland, Scotland and Con.
tnental Europe drawn In sums tc suit purchasers
Collections made throughout the state Il prompt
change.
United States, Illinois. and La Sale count
Bonds Gold, Silver, &C. bought and sold
Revenue STAN ps Of all denomnations,-sfu full
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer Inducements TO
customers, and we shall endeavors give entire
satisfaction to those entrusng with their business.
Banking hours from "a. NJ to Up NJ. marl6'12
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DIARIES for ls'd. at osuan & Hspemsa's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29
ottawa Post Once.

70 OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
THE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD
IL the short Line to Chicago and
the East.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-29

A. NJ. ssrTH, GenT Pass Agt. II. RIDDLE, Gen1 sup't
Dec. Is. 1875 DIN. HALL, Agent al Ottawa.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-12
Gtnrh

in GbambrsSura In esr @Otuuns Ittnfr
SItsrn. an Scuntas ben stsn Siiubr 1876,
na3 lSnssrsm esibsn, Or. 3Iip-
pert sOn GAP eistriY Cpiltsburs), I'm altr
Scn 26 Sabrsn, a @Onatsn unb 4 Gage.
Der @srRUrtrne par str brittle SObn tss
prn. Scbn aIiPPsrt fen. bon Gbambsrsbura
wc sr ssbortn puree. Seins tbsure Muittr m
tbm bur9 ben Sob Dor msbrsrtn Wunattn IN
has Stnfsits suransssanssn. no ls nun 9tits
Ssrstnt Den prsiisn. auf bsn Ts bier ibrs pcif.
nuussn unb gsrtrausn ssaiBt baiitu. S}ar
tsn bintrrIa0rnsn Batter III hiss elm buttr
S6las, feline lisbe Satin uub nun aud slnsn
isinsr S6bur 70 f6usa burh ben Sob tabn
ssrufft ju fsbtu. DU6, d fir ibn IL Gin
WisrsrIsbsn pCrbanbsu, ps fr bic Iistsn Ssi-
ntn pitbrr trsffsH tpirt.
llnIsr Ssrfcrbsnsr iuussr 8rtunb lrbts In
oIidIi6tr Gbsmit irintr Nun irausrntsn @itt.
ps NIT trrI&r sr am isIbrn Sage an tsm tr
iiarb, Dor swsi Sabrsn sstraut pprtsn mar.
Sstnr irriIde Ollie purbs bon Gpambsrsturs
mad Salt stbsrip 9sbraGt tegIriirt ron fsinsr
@atiin unb fsinsm guirr trsi 9ritsrn unb
S6TaSsr Sru. S6iiblsr, ipO bic 9trbisuns
am CtrnRas 9a6mittas um lltr unisr SabI-
rsitsr SsiteiIigung iiuttfanb. Der Srau,raft
parhs tara ben Gtrp. gafur 9aumanu
ven baisItit ipsI&er ibH sstaufi fcpis aud
rOnfrmtrt nnb ssiraut bate, sca,p0su, unb
mar sin bS4li fsisrIi&tr unb srarsifsntsr. CT
bintsrlSbi cine tisfSstmSis Gattin, nstii Isinsn
Batter trri 9riiOsr unb cine S&pslisr, IUpis
sium srrbsn 9rsiS traurrYbm @srpantssn lnb
Grsunbm. -Sanft fSIummtf sr.im Orabs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-12
Snut glnScnfei..

Bel elmer 9srianmIuns bss Demrfratii&er
Clubs tsr SInftsu @arb ron Sarrisburs, &C.
baIisn I'M GIubSimmsr am 30. Sspttmtsr.
1876. purbs eas plSBli9s Sini6sibm pss Srn
@tlIiam Brown @itsIisb prS Clubs.
ssmslStt, tpprauf Der giie- -prSiesnt Or. Ssnry
WaItsr. prI6sr ben gOrliB bate, tius Commit.
tee srnannte, nm bic 0sfiiblr tts Clubs In Ss.
irtf hes ftperen8Hlufts, ben btrIelbs rurG tsr
pIUyIi6sn Sob hes gsrfO btrsn srIihsH bat
ausSubriidsn. Die COMMITTEE bsTi@irs fol.
stnets:
Sintsmal CO elmer sSitIitsn gSrIsbuns &C.
fallen bat unfsrn 1rsuut unb @tnolIsu, @tl-
liam SrUipn, sjnsn bsr ibStielsn WitsIie-
psr tisIsr Organization aus unIrsr @itis atju.
rufsu, 70 fst sS
9ei6l0lfen, bab turd btTtn Gpb bisis
@elsulbaft eiutu leintr tb6ii0Ittn, ,uprrl6liig.
ifen unb niBli6nsn Witarbeiisr prrlrrsn bat
uub baB mir ben l6psrsn grrIul tsn feline
na4ittu 6rruube unb 9sfannttn erIitttn baben,
bisrmtt innisli& tbsiltn, unp tbnm unisr bfr,-
lt6itss geiItib fGenfsn.
Btf4lp fsn baB cine atIdrift he's Dbl
gen ausssfsriist unb feiner 6amiIts iiberrsiht,
pts AUD tn bas prVtufolbut rnsstrassn, unp
in esr nStaatsjtitune" iOpie int Patriot"
rrrShsniIi9t prrbsu iCa.
SObn 9. egton, inn.,
v. 8. Gagsr,
GrHft @o0re,
Gcmmitirs,
SalIs beS 5ttn @arb.Glubs, !
Sfptsmbtr 80, 1876.
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3ittern, pSer nid,t sittern 4!

ga, has iff bic frass. 81 es bsItr, IN ben
parUrismen bss S6iittslfebers yon 0opf ,u
SUP gu Sitttrn. pbsr bic eraulams Stranibsit
turb zine Sur nit isnsu muIierbaflen @earn-
mittsl fur 6trbtr 81 tetter's 9iitrrS, AT
rerbannens Die glntprrt ber BON Malaria
Seimsslu6t.u ouf bitie Grase fam ni6t letr
Stpsiftlbaft fsin. aus isbr Gssrnb biefrs Con.
iintnte, btrrn 9ttpubnsr Don Der SGiitelpnee
Iriben, fcmmt cine 3unRbmsnpe Nahfraee ildet
benz sinSietH sttsn @Urtsusungs un6 aus.
rcttunssmittsl Der Ralaria fir psI6es bic
WiTtnGdaft sslprst bat. Die 9epubner ber
SGhttlFsbTbsltrfe piitn ppbl, pis sSaia un.
sursi4sub bic fpatuannttn Srilmittd ber Ga.
tultGt Inb, ntbr ale siusn funsn gIufIdub Al
aepGbren. Gbinin, gIrItnif, @ismutb, mas
Itnb Hs anbsrs ale sifttst 9inbsrunsSmtttsI,
ipsIte naf fprtsslsBirm @ebraah 9ar tsint
ipcbltb6tise gptriune mebr bsrScrbringsu, unb
tpenn man bri ibrtm @tbrau6 perbarrt rtn
Srsauismus fir INNER ;u @runtt ri6tsn 2
ilsbTaa psrprn PC cabtr bon btrltGnbi9su Der.
fOntn aufesssbrn. unb ttnes f9te prgeiabi!iIbe
GIsmmitteI fir @t@tlfrttr, aphetter's Stt.
itFs, an fbEr Steas eeitst. x.
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SpSpcpia. DpspHe. Spspepiia.

SpSpepiia. Opspfe. SDspepNa.
Dpsptpfa IN has ssripirrenlis allsr menId.
It6tn stibtn. 9trt SYmptOme lub fan un.
sneltt perdnesrlid, 10 bag bic nisbngspriidten
Spter elsIss Sstetns fd of sinbilbsn, bic
ysuie iteer aranfbsit btr Rsibe mad AZ Isin.
Oas tommt tbetls pcn benz lfarfsn !3ulammen-
bang ees Wagen5 NIT benz @sbirn tbeilpeiie
aud eabsr, bab cine StSrung bsr 8rrbauunas-
Srgane rotbpsnotserpeiIt bic 9eber, bic Gins
gspsies unb bas Nerpsniynsm fort unp Icaar
bic 3u etntm gepinsn @rnte hit gissnIbafi bss
SIutts bssinfritttot.
s. s &unfels Sitter 8ine Of Srou
III ftn it@erss Srtlmlttrl. Dies IN feline prd-
paraiton, bic ptrlu9t unb nangsIbaft gsfun.
ben w'rb; es IN felt Stslen Sabren iGslib unb
srn pielsn prcminsnisn asrjtsn SsrI6rirben
une nit unrreiHttm GrfcIs ansspentrt NOR
ben. Gs Nib prcer erpartst nod bsabII6hai,
ale Sranfbsiien caburd Ju beiIsn, bsnen bic rrr
Wenlbbett untsrpprfen H. absr ID pirb gd.
ranttrt. Osspe ia In ibrer bartnddisarn dorm
gu tnrtrrn. Ia pfrftblt 9unfePs Bitter gBine
Of Sron nlemalS ju furirrn. Die SpmptOme
bon DpsprpGa iiue gsrlulf tes Ippstits, @inb
nne gusfcBRns Der stnp0ensn Spsilsu, 5rui.
ffnbett i'm munbr, Se3brennen, @nGhpellsn
css @usrna unb Der Gtnsspeir., g,srhopfuug,
Icpfl6msrl S9pinbtL StanOTatett uno
@eeridtbett. Griuht taS arp6e Wtltsl unp
letb peu irinsn 9srpisnRsn ilbsrBsust aauft
eas Gttt. Nsbmt nur Stuufels, bas In ST.
GtaI&sr esfiiat H. 3isbtrIass 259 ROrb 9te
Strabe philadelphia. llebtraa beiallsn sIpp.
ibrffrn nnb SGnpIsrn Su babsn.
259. @Hrmer! @irmsr I! @irmer! 259.
gBarmrr psrbtn mittsIf rein srgstatIiIdsr
VRepbtn Ietcnb aus benz SyIem entfrrnt.
6stne gsSablung bis Der 9Opf bslIrltsn fort IN.
2Ummt unb srfabrt bic Namsn prr trtanbs-
ten pattenten Or. 6. 3. SeunfrI, SC. Q 9
Norb 9nnte SiraBs, philadelphia. GcnIuI.
tatiCn frCi. Sis-, Rabtl. unb Raasn.Dar.
MIR sbenfalls sniftrnt. Grast Gurrn gpCitr.
fer na6 aunffPs Wurm-Sprup. preis 81.
q. 8. aunfsI gbiIabsIpbiu, pa. Of. s.
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Mbitbiebs8cSan Sanec1t.
Gin Sasiisbilet upsr Gin siast.

Bir melpeiCn in IeBter ginmmer uni
res 8lattss bic 8IiifIids Infunft Der
Srau &atborine Sobter, 0uttin
bes $rn. Srieorid $Oblcr bon bier,
rueldje Dor mebreren @onatcn cine 8e'
Iud&ciie 5n ibren Iieben @eruanoten
uad Der altcu Seimutb i'm 8iirttembsr,
siihen mate. Sur; Dor ibrer gbreiie
ans Seutid,Iuno, lulomete ibr eiu gutter
Srcuno nod foIacnocs ih0ne gIbihieos'
9eOibt ais NnNsnfen oil bic Seimotb,
ba8 mir eerue unicru 2eiern uOrIescn.
IS fIinst 10 pebmutbSuoa uno eo6 10
bcr3lid, Onb cs oewib bon Srbem nit
tisfcm @efHbl 9cIcicu lusrben wiro.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-12
(Stue SrNiuaus

0Nfrbrug trriirNb fir bic stusgats ron Bombs
str Grneufrnua cher GinlIlunG ppn Scnbs,
weIbe berriis 'Gllig inb cpfr ppr tfm erlsn
gIpriI a. D. 1877 fSQiO wsrpfn.
atf6uitt1. Sct t5 YrrprSurt burd
ben SeIfit unO Common Council Der Giiy
SarrsburB. taB bic Otnlrini4aflliGe 6inau,-
Committee trS StabiratbS bicrtur1 autOriirt
unb rrmGdtiBt IT, bic gIu5gaten brr 9Gnes btr
City SarrisbrB I'M 0Isi6fn 9fras NIT bfn
Ysnts briagisr Gitp wfIae jrgt fGlli0 lnb,
cher Spr Rem /. glpril 1877, tiQig rerbrn, au
OrrnnlG6rl, un0 ZAP ter WGyCr, hrr DrGlIbsnt
beS Selrft uno tsS Gcmmrn Gcuneils, bfr
Gitp GpntrpIrur unb Gity Sd,agmsilisr bicrmit
frmS6iigt linO, bic trld0tcn 9cnts inter brm
Siesrl ter City anS1uirrtsrn. 9GIaste SOnts
Irllrn IN swanliJ 9Gbren V6m DATUM an SabI-
bar unb nit GCucrnS SsrIsbsn lein unb Ipllen
feds grpIent per 9abr Snifrelien tragen, iptIs
he balbiIbrlih, am rriiru Sanuar unp SuIi
itbm Sabrrs, ;a0Ibar iint.
abI9nitt .. Die trIa9te 0emrinI9nft-
tids 6inart-G III birrmit ailtrriTrt,
beiagte 9cne5 ~ rerFaufsn unb BEN GrtIag
rerIGlbcn sur gSablung bfr Spnbs beIagter
Gitp 40 perprnerr, ipelde tebt fGQig ln6 0ber
Scr erm I. glpril U. .. 1877, fSa9 psrtsn;
cher brIasrr gcnSS grBrn isbt faaige rtrr SCr
trm 1. gIpril, a. .. 1877, fGQig psrbsube
Bombs oussuprhisIn in FOLDER geiIe unb ut-
ter IOlhsn 9epin9un9sn GlS bela9te 9rmsin'
l6nfiIi6e COMMITTEE i'm tsfsn Sntrrrle Der
City eraAtsn mag,
gaIirt i'm Srsft Council Sspt. 2, 1876.
SpfepbsStrcmtuger
pr6libent pr5 SrIsft Council.
9lttstirI: 9. s. Yeters, S9rsibsr tsS
@elrft Council.
gaiirt int Common Council Sspt. 16, 1876.
8. q. Slenb
grGGhent hes Common Council.
@itslirt: SObu Sbtffler S6rriter
teS Common Council.
G)Gnrbmist Srpt. 10, A. D. 1876.
9pbn .. y pdttcr1pH Raypr,
sarriSburg, Oft, ), 1876.
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SeeueS Dom ,,pberen Gnb."
Sreunb @eber, infer 9eiddster
Gseut In 9DfeustOpu, bieIsm County,
l6reibt uns fOlOenbe 0ieutsfetteu BON
,,obereu Gub."
,,Oie bteiise 9euBlferuu9 ipuroe less
ten Samita9 abcno bur9 bas 8laBeu
Der Danpfpfeife tn ben GOblenmineu
in grOee slufre9uu9 ueriest, ba Ote 9tah'
rt6t etntraf, bab bte &Dfens SalleD
9Oblenuine tn 0raub geratben iet |!
Gs mabten ii6 natilrli6 alsbalb cine
9roBe Gnjabl arbettcr ouf Die 9eiuen,
um l0I6en ju belfcn ludbreno Iie III,
oeiien in Der Wttne iparen, iiebe! ba
eutjEinoete ii1 bnS Gus pieoer, unO
Serietb III UOlle Slammsu GS erfOlgs
ten brei @rplOi Oiiouen fur; aufeinauber,
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orebt purbe, 70 baB bic Irbeiter ben
eiuen, uno oaS Gas ben au0ern Be9
biuaus9eben fOnnten.
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bettsn INNER 9ebt, 70 9eidab .s aud
bier, bob fiinf Herionen Ibredlt1 pers
brannt, uno pter letht bei9dbtst pur.
ben. Inter ben Shwerperbrannten
befnbsn ii6 Mihaet Soifmann 8m.
grice, Yat. Mc9auntD, Gbas. Soouer
uno 9oniS SOHmanu. Sr. sInton
gtaser wurbe nur Getdt bci9Gbist; bic
iibrt9en Iino SObn SolcD, SO. Serree
unO YIN. 8inSert. = Oas Seuer lit
pieSsr 9eLOl4t, 'tno Die Glrbeit tut ppl'
len Sang.
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Qobn Der arbeiter mteOer berunterssIett
bat, ndmli1 10 pro Gent. TIM Septem.
ber, unb 10 pro Gent. TN Sftober.
@erbeu ben Irbeitern lpObl balb bic
Gusen iiber bas @rant'ide HesicrlnsSs
ipItem oufssben @ir ieben elmer bal,
ot9en Ter0noerung ent9e9en.
Der Demofratiide Ganoioat fir Die
@eistgebuue, Sr. anbreas Gn9eL
bert, fam TN ,,obsreu Gn0" ntdt Iges
bOten peroen. SelbIt bic 0iepnblifa.
rcr itimmen fir TIN. Ga, mir tUauen
frOh fetu, oaB CT bic 0lointuatton anoes
nomulen bat. Gr lit Gin Mann BON
sutem morulti9en Gbaraiter, unb III
tetner iener GOOifaIen iuie Sred bon
Wilersbnrs, ber rlebr bon Horse-Aesh
periteht, alS uon oen 8ilidten clues
sImtes. fir pelbeS er ernGblt 5n mers
ben wiini6t. Sei Der 6air In @rats
town tpurOe er nit ieinem Racs-horse
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