davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-14

the paper, while not Apologizing Tor that
position, will take an almost opposite view
" the case.
An E,.r-Oc,a- New Orleans special says:
Official returns come in slowly, but those
received tonight are favorable 10 the
Republicans aud show large gains In the
pArishs. Of Ayoyellc. and East Baton
Rouge The hspuolican gam over
,,'u1. ounv'ai Is'I,ns Jus. .Vssee., ~.
duee the estims'ed pelnocraiic roS ~ ihe
iollovins parishes brehviiisS <', eso,na
100 hed River ~. iaP,des 500 mspstsi
" y winnie IL; Ihere is no aoup'
,hat Hayes has carried ,hs st.se oy svery
hAnusoine mAlorly. rue ''n" P.'yu
side ,na, nVs persons ,.om .mps ~ n. NJ
:. eiec'u 10y we %. IN s,.c.,an. IN A..
s,,,n All in cas- NJ vacancy Inv r,sir.
ns,;on Js.,h mr. o,bsrwi,c. he VACANCY
.haii /. IilsJ by the residue Of the return.
inc oaic.r.. Within ten d, vs after the
sI..,;on ,h.v .h.ii c.nra.s and compils
~ s,s,.n.n,. ~ an. yot, mai. Inv the
cammi..ionsr, ~ Election. and %continse
In .ss.ion I'M tbe canvas. and Compilation
/. comple,ed. Thsy shall compile, frat,
m, ststem,nts from ali polls At which
tb.re shall have been fair, free and
na.,c.hIa ,.gi.,y.,ion AMI eI.ction. and
,hsn n,ocssd Ia inyostis.te ne. tatcments
~ ,ia, and intimidation. and 40 this end
sb,li have power 10 send for persons and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15
WANTS TO HAVE An UNDERSTANDING

A night or two since chap about 90
years old looking as If he had crawled
out of cave to commence life anew
entered one Of the hotels, and, waiting
at the counter until the clerk was at lib.
erty, be asked; Is this hoielg
Yes, sir, was the reply.
Good living, good beds, and the most
courteous attention.
Yes, sir.
Well, said the stranger, after long
look at railroad timetable, suppose
you don't trust?
No, sir.
That's what | wanted to know. al
ways like TO have an understanding
about such things, for If anything makes
me mad II is TO have great big hotel
clerk jump in on me and kick me down
stairs on account Of my Strengthened f.
nanees.
You'd better find some other place,
suggested the clerk.
OH ! shall, rerliod the stranger. The
outside of this hotel seemed TO smile a
welcome at me, but, as ] said before, my
present policy Is TO get along without
being kicked. I've got mental feelings
as well as anybody else, and Pm getting
50 worn in flesh that mere common
grand bounce from healthy hotel clerk
upsets me whole day. Farewell, young
man; don't bile any extra tatcrs for
me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

6ye. They were ED people now, hul
Nhcs abe shook bands with him uuacl
ihe cal, she fslt herself tgemble.
We arc both alone, said be Lrt ~
keen each other company Then he
bowed her 70 the seat from which Be bad
arIseu and sat down beside her
After that tbc irsl question he asked
was;
Have you been 70 the pos, oaloe'
She said, Yes
So have ! said he VIII You read my
nolo2
lie placed il 10 her hand, II was du-
plioaie Of the one she had received.
She showed him hers.
Those foolish children have been play
ing rs a trick, said she, well we can
laugh at H.
don't feel much like laughing, said
be- You see have. not forgotten the
past, Have your
Women don't forget easily, said she
Miss Barnet, said he, we have been
two very foolish people, Think word
on either side might have mendcd Il years
ago, will say my word now | love
you yet; will You forgive me and be my
wifeg
People would laugh so, said she.
We will laugh, TOO, said he. Come,
Rosa, say yes.
When he called her Rose II suddenly
struck her how long il was since she had
been called by her Christian name, aud
she began 10 cry, Then he gave her his
arm aud they walked away into the shad-
ows; and they are TO be married this
evening, and the Fair Post Office and
your joke did II, girls.
And the were married, and nobody
laughed but a few sillies, aud who mind.
ed theml
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15
Vol JrME XVI
osr, Aeo,,ta, wr.Nl,

j is only country weeklyl Yc.. that
sall But da g9ss who allaac io i,
with 40 Intentional sneer ever rtfies,
upon ihe duiias aHi mission performed
by ihe peor Obscure country weekly,
which j As much, pay, more 20 ils icw
hundred readers Ia tbe country than i the
great metropolitan daily 20 IL thousand.
of readers III ne elty1 Oh. 10; nc,
never thinb Of placing any estimation
upon ihe worth q a country paper; Il
has none within tie narrow limits Of
their upgldeal ana contracted brains.
They vii not admit Of the utility Of any
form q q newspaper save one which Il
enmmcd lal of telcgraphlc dispatches.
giving ihe minnie details 81 some revolt
ing and nauseatieg social scandal, lhc
hour at which The chamberlain Of The
imperial palace at Ispahan put his mot
serene and mighty highucss The Shah to
bod that the savage t,sllas Of Abysslnia
had ahiuFed the teucls Of The Coptle faith
aud bad bowed down 10 alteration al the
shrine OF MeeeA's prophet; that tho poor
unofcndjug Papuaus Of the Celebes were
being slaughtered by The Dutch invader,
from tbe ncighboring Isle Of Maeassar
aud 80 on, In an infinite variety Of detail.
all Of which Is read with an avdity that
betokens the Importance OF these thlngs
to a city gentleman. But the financial,
commercial, agricultural, religious, auI
social condition Of The millions OF his
iellew-citixens residing without the cn.
yirons OF his mighty empire of few
miles IN area Is sealed book he has
never opened is pages to inquire within;
he knows nothing Of Il; put him to the
test and YOU will find be knows NOR
about the condition Of The Berbcrs ot
Northern Africa than be does about th
people In tho nclghboriug county. We
turn from the contemplation Of this hu.
man superhcialiiy 10 the practical and
common man, who wishes TO be informed
as 70 the pursuits, condition, and pros.
poets Of the people Of bis own immediate
State aud county lie finds in the rural
paper the Information he seeks. The
country organ is to him the camera
Hcida which faithfully portrays all that
occurs; II is great measure the reflex
OF the character Of the people comprising
the country wherein il is published. But
what Is the interest which even he de.
riyes from Il, compared TO that which Is
felt and entertained by the country peo.
pie themselves Il is every ything TO them.
In il is found news which they alone,
probably, can appreciate and understand;
information regarding their friends and
neighbors, the condition Of the crops and
market quotations, which TO the farmer
aud tradesman in the vicinity is OF the
utmost value,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15
SUGGESTIONS no rnE EDITOR.

Persons outside Of printing Office
have no idea how many pleasant sugges
tions an editor gets which makes news
paper work great deal easier than
people generally imagine just dropped
in, says No, 10 give you a little hint
that you might work up. You know
Dom Pedro, the Emperor OF Brazil, Is
in this country now, aud as Brazil is In
the Torrid Zone couldn't you get some
thing or about him being Tor (rid)
Pedro? Seeg Chance for a good thing
there, and he smiilngly leaves,
No. slides into the vacant chair aud
remarks Looks like spring again, don't
itl Talking Of spring reminds me Of
Joke that occurred 70 me in the post office
to-day. Why is Dom Pedro like The
voice Of sick mule? Give II upl Be-
cause he's an Empy-roar aud Brays.il.
It's astonishing how these things vii
strike person, amt III
No. takes bis place, and with mod
eat cough commences: Your papel -.
ways has racy comments on pasfing
events. That's The style Of paper ! liz
but there's something about Dom Pedto
that ! thing has escaped your notice
/ He's gone west now and when he wa.
passing through Ohio be must baye ban
a Dom-inO o stands for Ohio, don't
sou sect thought also about som ~.
lusion to yolocpede, ho added as be fusc
to leave, but / hadn't the time TO tx II
4 up.
/ When | was IN lie car this mori Il,
began No. 4, The following conundram
flashed through my mind Why Il D,m
7 Pedro like Eaglandt
/ The editor gave hopeless look % 'i,r
door, aud replied Because he's isr
I Pedro.
4 Oh, no.
/ Because he's Brays-iIi
/ Why that's 10 reason said Why
\ was be like EugIandt
Because he's Dominoe.
I guess you don't understand mue
about riddles. Tie answer il, because
he's a Kingdom.
/ o., thars 81, i III Vel, I'm glad
he's kingdom Wc bad il that be was
az Emperor; bat we'll make the corree.
tion. Ton see, I'm agricultural edior,
aud lhefe news items are hardly 10 my
Z line.
Just before No came up the editor
pat i placafd On the door inseribed iD
large letters DoM liDno, with the middle
letter Of bs dnt name changed. TIE
punsier looked At that aud went dowh
sisIfs agsiu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

BY gentleness, overcome anger b.
good, evil; By liberslity, greed BY
opeune.s aud truth, assembling and
falsehoOd.
SPEAK The truth; yield not 70 anger
glye, when asked, Of the little thou hast
by these three steps thou shalt go near
the gods.
The eyil-doer mourns In this world
aud be shall mourn in The next, in botA
worlds has he sorrow. lie grieYes, he i
tormepted, seeing the evil Of his deeds.
The yirtuous man rejoices 10 this world
aud be shgll rejoice IN the next in both
worlds has be Joy. He reioices, be ex.
ull., seeing tbe purity Of bis deed.
A man slotbful, saying many good
things bat not doing them, i Ike .
herdsman counting the kline 81 others bat
owning a0ue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15
GOOD SISTER VISITS HER CLERGY
MAN WITH A PAIR OF SCISSORS.

All the stories of Dr. Gill are some
what grim. lie could not come down
TO the level OF men and women In the
common order so far as to be iocose, and
when be attempted to do so, he looked
Hercules with the distafI, or Goliah
threading needle. When he yerged
upon the humorous the jokes were pom
derous aud overwhelming, burying his
adversary as well as crushing him. II IL
said that garrulous dame called on him
to find fault with the excessive length Of
his white bands. Well, well, eaid the
doctor, what do you think is the right
length? Take aud make them as long OF
as short as you like.
The lady expressed her delight; she
was sure her dear pastor would grant heI
request, and therefore she bad brought
her scissors with her, and would do the
trimming al once. Accordingly, snip
snip, aud the thing was done aud the
bibs returned.
Now, said the doctor, my good sister
you must do me good turn also.
Yes, that I will, doctor. What can il
be-
Well--you have something about you
which is deal too long, and ] should
like 10 see II shorter.
Indeed, dear sir, will not hesitate
said the dame; what is ii, here are the
scissors, use them as you please.
Come, then, said the pastor, good sls
ter, put out your tongue.
/ We have often pictured him sitting u
4 tie Old chair which is preserved 10 oul
+ yestry, and thus quietly rebuking lh'
! gossip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

YoH ran imagine the rest as well a.
could tell f. lt'sapau Of he story !
always skip will only say iast Cap
tain Crowel, who brought d home. and
who was discharged 81 Bos,oas was ol-
icfed The command of orc q tbe inest
brigs that ever sailed out q Yarmouth,
and went down 10 ber In storm eff The
West Indies, ten yeas afterwards
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

The youHg lades ~ Calhoun, kentucky
arc responsible for this ieap-year conan.
drum When viii tie alphabet coBtAin
only twenty-five leliefsf The blushinz
reply u, When y aud arc one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

yisiior Can nee Dr. Jonesf
seryaBi--No, siri he's not st home,
Sir!
Visitor Could see his depntyf
Please, sir. you'd letter walt
ull master come. home, 81 don't know
where it il. aud he d0B't ike bis things
mcddled WITH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

Poalcness never hnrts anybody. Small
por viii not hurt you II you allow II to
take your arm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
GnropaiIdje &abelberidte.
t@epraes sano.

2onbpH, 8. SUM-. - @ine 0epei9e aus
8oris meioet ben 500 Der SGrlititeaertn
SeorQeS Gauo. Sic mar bis suln Ieeten
augenblide bel flarem &epubtleiu, fonute
leOOd) ldusere 3eit Dor ihrem &Obc ni9t mebr
ipreGen.
8arts, o. Suui. - Die @t,riftGeGerin
Georges SouO 1T in itrem Sdlloiie Sit SO.
bant, umgebeu BON ibrel 6reunesn, 9eitors
ben.
Ser stusIteferamss.gertrae nit @aeIanS.
Qonoon, 8. l5ilni. = 9aS britiid1e De-
partement bes Gusipdrtigen bat Die Cor
reironoens Stpiideu ben Ser. Staatsn uno
@Hglanb IN Be3us aui ben slnSlieferun9s~
Yertrag ner0fientlt6t. Gs erbeat, bab Sr.
Sofimaii, Der @ei9dftStrdser Der Ser. Staas
ten, an rs. gsai in elmer rlnterrsbung nit
9orO 0erbp ben BpriGlag maAtel Die @freits
rage bur6 j3ufieuna eines tpefteren Baras
grapben sn GeH gjertrdge bot 1912 3u l6Ien.
Hor6 9erbb erfl1rte barauf in einen an 6rn.
9offman seriAteten 8rtef, oas ietHs &egie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
Yro5eB 9e9ett etnc 8abt @eieIl,
Sd1nff

81 etu,g off, 8. Suui. SIM S1ergeridte
pnroeu beute Die SerbauOlnn9eH in oem bon
9rerel, Norgan & &omp., SefIup & Comp.
unb 4noerea gesen bic Davenport 9tnilpan=
@onfruciou @pmn.@ einseleiteten YrosefIe
begonneii. Inter ben Serflaaten beiinOet lidy
0berit Gbs. a.Scott, Chs. 8 .Selpstt, Dates
4nieS, 4omiuiittator, Sobn Duff, @oroou
Oerter aus Bottom Il. q. Der BroSeB be3iebt
fid auf Noten Der @ompasnie fir Stobeiieu
i'm @srthe pon s251, 600, tpelhes sum Baue
elmer 8abu bon Davenport, Soma, mad ct.
Baul, Rtnn., uerpenoet muroe. 9ieie NOteu
finS iebt fdntg, unb Die 6rase lit, oh bic Ser
flagten alS Corporation ober peri6nlid) fiji
bic 3ablung oerleIbeu peranttportlt1 iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
9te MnfIa0ett 9e9esl SEER.

gD nTHg IT. 9. SHHl. : Dds Ode
mite iiber 4usgaben i'm sfrie98bepartemefit
perbSrte bente ben adtb. Wlorsan Sones,
welder in 1866 Elm Mit9lieb bes MeprdlenI
tantenbauiss aus Der Staot ytetp-gorf mar.
Gr ia9te: 2aiprence 5arnep, nel6en 3euge
felt Sabreu tannte, iuhte ibn in 1866 anf,
bat ibu, cine 2ieutenantsiielle fiir U. 3.
Greene 81 erfpirfeu, unb bot ibm Elm merts.
polles @eldenf an, i'm Sale er bic @rnenuling
beiprfte. i3euge ipei9erte iid] ieo01, Dem
8erlangen 30 eatipreden, nno ernannte einen
iungen Ttaun aus ieinem @onsreBoiifrifte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
Baltimore
fire 1n(urlnff Wffff.

Siiomeff,Gd Der Soutb< rnO s8ater,Strabe.
Dieis @eeGId,ait periifsrt iortpdbreno 9csena,ers
luft ooer 5taoeu burd 8ruuouugtud ioipo5l in Der
Staot, ipte i'm SanSe, ollie arten bon Gisent1nm,
SSobuz, 9aoenz unb gSaarenhduier, Sanoelsaltet,
Nderbau= YroDufte, Uiobein, 5aus @erdtbihaiten,
i'm 8au besriens oosr i'm 9aiea in edouns befinoz
2the Sdbr,eu9e II. I. n.
Sas Sreitorum befiebt aus Iol9enoen Serren:
YSm u. Sarrii on, Yrdfioent;
Oapio .. gBiljOu, 6. Vtorton Stemart,
Nrancis 3, 8ina, y. e. Nemcomer,
oeur1 Carroll, Srpile oorwit,
R. q. Steuart, N3. W,. 3aplor.
Ygm. S. Brune, George I. SarriIon,
n D. aQpff, y. albert Sifers,
:. No6t, Seufins, Uieube5 @o9en,
yBll. s. Bennington.
Yppiifations ,sormulare uno foet:re Wabrlht
kfaer oie @eenfddit miro in Der Office, @de
Der Soutb= nno Waterflafe. ertbslIt, roo aud aae
Auftrdae ioiort erleotst fueroeu. 8eriiderungeu
meroen aui lrseab cine 6r,h ansenommen, weide
Der Npplttant niniden mag.
(Sau1,1SD ST. gSooo~nrtb, Setr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
Ger @efdnariRrcfnrnt 8 pttarek.

u fu~y IF, s. Suni.-<Sn Der beutigen
Sibuug oes @efdngniBreforn @ongreiie8
muroe beidloiien, cine Betition oil ben Con
qreB al ridten, bag oerIetbe cine tlcine Ser.
nilignug MAIDEN m0ge, bamit Elm Sertreter
oieIe5 2anoes oen @ongreB in StodbollH I'M
Septbr. 1877 bsiu9en lam. 6r. Q8m.
Mefe aus Gont, Stalien, iftlOerte oaS g8erf
Der neutrality-suspicious., melf)e un5dblige
elternloie Siuber DOT Dem llntergGng bepabrt.
6r. @offee BON SnOiana iprah Die gluiid)t
ans, baB Die Slnoer iidlt ouBerbab Oes
Staates yielp,Dorf geididt meroen iollten.
9ura bieieS Spitem geidebe ben meallNcn
Staateu GROCER SdaOeu. 6r. Brace, Der
a9ent Der betreiienOen @eiellidait, bencrfte,
oob bon ben 3auienoen Der fortgeiftdten
Siuotr MIR penige Der @eneinOe 5nr 9uit
fielen. @riifitb BON MtarblanO ittmmte 9rn.
@ofiee bel.
Sci Der Na9mitta9- nno 4benbfbung
murDeu 4rsumente iiber folgenbe 8bemata
perleien: OYolfSidulen nnb Dernad)lGBigte
&inoer;" rSlt eS 3wsdmGBig fir eiuenStaat,
8eIu65 glgenturen fir Die jiingeren Slafen
ein,uri9ten (abnItdJ benz i'll Walia9uiett5
qebrau1ten Spteme), Inb iDortn beitebt Die
Yflidt elmer lold)eu Ngentur?" pas 3udt-
bauS.Spiem." Ser 9lutor oes lcgteren 2lrz
guments befiirmortete bic ginrihtung BON
IN per1ieOene Grabe abgetbeilten @efdngnil.
jeu in icGert StQdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
&dnfntentA

gew~9orf, 8. Suni.-Sie Gaennaaren.
Sdnbler @od)rane, Wc2ean & Co., Scr. 462,
Sroaomap, iteaten beute ibre 3ablungen Gin.
Die 8aliipa betra9en 81 800, 700, Die Afhpa
beina5e $2,0O0,0O0.
Die Sirma ertIdrt, baB iie Gigentbum ges
mig beiiss, I'M alle ibre Sdulben gu be3abs
len, uHO oann nod $5o0,0OO itbrts baben
merhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
Qtuei Wrii0er erfrtttI fen

GAP 81 on, RS, 8. Suni.-3pei Brit.
Der, yianleus @larie, ertrunieH nm 10 llbr
beute 0torgen, mGbrenO iie bel Sea SrOoe
baoeten. 9ieielben ltammten ausYrOpibence,
8.zS., unO maren alS NnIfreider in Dem
GSpn 8rAnp, 5onfpl" hpid1Gftint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
Snaf WeOrnA

9omell, 0aii., 8. SUM-. = Dom YeOrO
uuO @efolge famen bente BON @Ontreal bier
al. Der 8aiier mics aae ansebctenen GAIT
freunolihfeiten ab uno OerbraAte beu 0tor9en
NIT bem Seiu4en Der bieiigen S9uIen unb
Sabrlten.
SOiton, 8. SUM. - Dom BeSrc traf
traf beutc AbenO BON Gepeu etn unO itie9 in
,,Neperez z0ouie" ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09

ipeldler ibm empfobfen tporben tpar.-a9tb.
gtelion Saplor, Elm friiheres @onsreBmit9lieb
aus Rew.gorf, be5eu9te, oaB er elm Sntereiie
fir Greene genOnlmen babe, neil oerielbe linn
BON pielen Seiteu empfohlen tporben rpar.
@r bdtte iebod RE @rnennung zines iuugen
RanueS aus ieiHem eigeneu 9itrifte ems
nfOhleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09

Au9u a, 8a., 8. Sunl.-Oer O0mpf'
fefIel III etner ben 50. BertinS & Comp.
geb6rigen Sdgemiible 81 canton, 9a., ers
plOOirte beute NtOrgen. Ebomas gSallace
mo S. g8. 6aneS nurOen getDotet, Seurg
SertOn erhielt be0enflife Gerlebnnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
@tn oc,ltidles sdliff psrbrat,t.t.

Ybila el p b a, 8. SUM. = Die bent
iGe 8arfe yUieriOiau," iuelde Su @reeHuif<
Point nabe Yb;laoelpbia cine mad Bremen
ober Samburg beitimmte 6raAt einnabm,
gertetb gegsn I'll llbr 9eitern Slbeno in Srano
uno murOe betrd6tlid beiddOigt. 0ieielbe
murSe in Die Wiitte be8 Stroms geidieppt,
100 ite ge9enipdrtis auf ben 8eamenOeu liegt
uno poller gSalier 1T. 9ie ,6aupt' mo Ses
IanmaIteu iino iiber 8orO gefalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
Gtfeftbohff.1 .1lnfaQ.

9arri8 burs, Ya., 8. SUM-. = Gin
0tanu, gtamens SOr, i'll 0ienften Der - Yennz
iglpanias sSabnz@omp., -" puroe beute Worgen
BON eiuem Sradt3uge iiberfabreu unb rera:t
uerlebt, OaE er in meni9en Sunoen oeri4ieS.
@r bluterlGRt elf &tnop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
0etnr. g.. Oartusan mn,

@ripart eua stuansis Yrosent in Strumpf=
maaren, Sanbiduben nno untertlsihern.
Damenz. Serrenz II. 3inbers SanepzS zStrumpfnaaren
Der lesten Nobs, tdstid erbalten in
Rr. 1879, g8ef=8altimors=, Spiihen Soutb
uno @aIuerttraSs. (Utai16, 29iteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-09
@rGnOe.

BittSburg, Benni., 8. SUM-. - 9as
tnt Ban begriffene neue &atbbaus, elm Sprit=
5enbauS uno mebrere Bripatbdnier in Relus
@aftle, Benni., purben beute Rorsen bur9
6euer Serit0rt. Ser Serluit betr6gt $40, 900.
&aiuga, Ont, s. SUM-. - 9urh einen
8rauO mnrbeu bier heute Sas Boitamt, @re
preB=, Selegrapben<Siireau, SenatSsSOtel,
Die 0ruderei bCs yIopocate" unb cine Ins
5abl Sobnhauier serif6rt. Der SdaoeH be-
trdgt $4,000, Die 8erii6erung $50 1000.
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Hr. d. N. gSoxtntan, 0r. 1879, NorozGutaip'
Ofrase, furirt Die $ Sdmorrb otbeH poFtto uno
permanent nit elmer sau8 neuen Wetbooe, o9ne
MeIIer, eisatur ober Soleniten uno saranttrt esne
dusltdae aur ODER nimmt teine SeSoblun9.
(Wteit0, ,tD3tf)
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Ser 0nftotfaIa Wratter Eunare6.

y Rbtla bel ia, 8. Snnl. - Sn Der
g.a6mittagsiieuug bes grauer SongrefeS
leste Der 5dasmeifter ietnen 8erit)t Dor !;
mad Demielben betrageu Die &innabmen
s7855.55, bic au8gaben $6937.97. Gine 0feA
iolutlou, fpeldIe oerorbnete, benz @retItio'
@omite $4,000 gu uerpiligen, um oieielben
sur i6riftli6en gSicerleguug Der Sngrtfte auf
Die @eid)dftsintereiien Der Srauer 81 uerpenz
ben, tpuroe uerlporien. gtadoem Elm agitaz
ttOnsz@omite, aus Mitglieoeru peri6ieOener
StGbte be1tebeuo, ernannt ,porben mar, lpuroe
cine 2ui6rlft bon bem MalserzSerein perlez
ien, iDel9e Die glufmerfiamfeit res Gon9rtheS
auf bic Wotbmeubigfeit oer @inri6tung sleid)z
mdBtser @rabe fir @erite ribtet uno Die @r=
neunling eines @omtte'S berSrauer norldld9t,
I'm gemeiuidaftlid) nit ben Dtdl5ern anf bic
@rneunune zines Geprdientanten bet ben Sn>
ipeftionsbeb0roen in Chicago, Milpaufee,
Soronto, Ssmego uno Stem Dcrf bin5upirz
fen. Die Communication tpuroe bem Gre
futtp.@ .@omite iibermieieu. gS puroe beidlOiz
fen, Den ndd1eu idbrIiden @on9reB in Dill
nallfee absubalterl.
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bel s. Seinrib Sbmara
Rr. 211, gSeftz Baltimore, uabe Charles StraBe
Gtn oroses MlIortiment LIT BON ben beiten Sabrtz
tanten, I'M So uno auiwdrte.
Getnrtd, Sdtpar5,
wr OF g2ca< g,nItimore< nnf1e S6QrfeSftr.
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beute Morgen 1i2R.
- Die 6reimaurer pom Staate gteip 'Yort
ertpdbiten beute ben 81. 9S. Sames Suifeo
Sum @roBmeiter uno ben 81. 9S. @has.
5toome gum 5iilfs=GrOBmeifer.
- Der 9ompfer y@reece" traf gefern BON
2onSon i'm bieiiaen 6afen elm.
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Ntrok: umo &Ietn:@srtanf.

UobeI=lleber,iise, Yorbdnse. trimmings unb 2az
pa5iersGrtite offer arten ;u peridieoenen Breiien.
Der sroste Sorratb unb ausnabl in Der Staot Su
ansemeHenen Breiien in Er. SO. Sampperitr., bel
(Uiai30,1 Ntf) 9. StoneH WoxriS s. so.