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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

ET BaAxroN.-From the Noun.
taineer We gather the following items :
The new wooden factory ut Salt Lick
Bridge is q really, Mr., Fling Of Gil
mcr County, will be the manager.
Tho machinery aud building is to cost
not less than $4,000.
DR.. A. n. Erwin has opened drug
store in Sutton.
While out on a surveying expedition
on last Monday and Tuesday We came
across and measured q sassafras tree
that measured % inches in diameter
asour gum that measured 20 inches in
diameter laurel that measured {
inches in diameter and an ash that
measured four feet and three inches
We believe that these arc the largest
trees of the kind that have been report
cd. Tho ash was found on the land o.
Captain +. D. Camden, and the other:
on the land now occupied by PalseI
Gillespie.
There is a very fue specimen Of leud
orc at tho room Of Captain G. +
Taylor. 1t was found on tho land OIL
John II. Cunningham, Esl., six miles
below town, and will DO sent to The
Centennial.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

81 BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKEr.-
From the market report this week We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
Gu62; generally rated frs. quality
Sac; medium or good fair quality
Has; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 2Sa33; general average Of the
market AZ; extreme range of prices
2Ya6S; most Of the sales were from
4 to 81 The cattle were from the
following States: Virginia 1876;
West Virginia 1875; Ohio IA Ten.
nessee g.; Maryland 1853; Peunsyl.
vania 107; Illinois 81; Canada ~.
Total. .465.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

EJ AssEssoR-2ND UIsTMCr-
GEoRGE FISHER, Eso.-By reference to
our announcements, it will be seen that
George Fisher. Esq. is candidate for
reelection to the office OF Assessor Of
the md District of Lewis county. It is
hardly necessary to say anything in re:
gard to Mr.. Fisher. He is we'll and
favorably known from one end of the
county to the other. Asa public officer,
he has given universal satisfaction ;
and doubtless would do SO again, if he
was reelected, AS citizen Of the
county, he is among the foremost in ln'
tcligenco and public spirit, and pos
sesscs in an eminent degree the Jcffer-
sou qualifications Of honesty and capn-
bility.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

EE Boy MlsslSd.-We are request
ed by Mr.. William Monkey, of this
place, to state that a young boy, about
. or 10 years old. and who has been
residing with tho family Of the late
John =. Jennings, ESQ, has been
missing for two weeks past. lie left
his home at Mrs. Jennings, in this
place, without saying that he was going
away, and has not been heard of since.
lie is bright intelligent boy, and calls
himself Harry Jennings. Any infor.
nation concerning him will DO thank.
fully received by Mr.. Monkey.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

EFT For THE CESrrNNrAL.-M,
Editor, II noticed in your last issue an
item from a correspondent, giving the
ualnes Of the male persons residing
near Hackers Greek post Office, who
arc candidates for ma,rimOny. | beg
leave to tender him my kiuacst regards;
and as We all have rather generous
disposition, We wish to confer favor
Of some kind on him that will amply
compensate him for the deep interest
be has taken 10 our future welfare. |
therefore move that he be booked for
the Centennial, and his Uranium be cx.
hibited there as a specimen Of The
largest cabbage head that has been
produced on our Greek during tho last
century. NJ.
Hackers Greek, FEB 20.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

EE PGorRAcrEp MggrryGs.-We
arc informed by Rev. G.. W. Barrett,
who presilcs in the Georgetown (Lcwis
county, Circuit Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, that during the
late winter hc has conducted a series Of
protracted meetings in his churches,
resulting in about 100 accessions to the
church. Mr.. Barrett is one OF the
most efficient, as we'll as ono Of the
most worthy and popular ministers 10
this region.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

~ From CALuoUX.-N. Editor.
ALLOW me to say that your talented
correspondent, writing over the sig
nature. Of Biographical Centre" who,
by the way, is man of creative gIni.
US, and who, like Shakespeare, added
distinct and typical characters to tho
gallery of Inauguration, omitted in his
communication Of thu llth inst, to
mention the failure Of the Blackberry
cropin The West Fork region, and a
corresponding rise in tho price Of beech
nuts, in consequence Of the failure
thereof. CHEZ Cook.
GrdntsviiYe, Ed. %.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

ES Dgarns on SAND FoRK.-
Within q short time two Of the oldest
citizens OF the Sand Fork settlement
Patrick McGahan and Patrick King
have been called to their last account.
Both were very old men; and were
among the first Of tho Irish settlers in
that locality.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06
Circuit Court RtelsiS.

Sheriff Hays, of Gilmer was in town
during Court.
The charge of Judge Branuon 10 the
Grand Jury was very highly spoken Of
Jacob b. Heavier, the good looking
Sheriff Of UPshur county, was among
tho visitors TO town Court week.
A large number of people wcrc in
attendance, as spectators, witnesses and
jurors. during the lirst days Of tho Cir
cult Court.
Not much business was transacted.
last week. outside Of the murder cas!s
tho Judge Every wisely, We think)
deciding that they should take prccc.
dcnce.
Jacob Waggy, charged with felony.
in stabbing Fitzpatrick, some time
ago, appeared in Court on the first day
Of tho term, md gave new bond 0he
original one having been forfeited. }
His case was continued until the next
term.
The County Court having made an
order allowing $3.50 TO fee counsel to
assist the Prosecuting Attorney in the
prosecution Of the persons charged
with the murder Of the Vests, Mr..
Elm;s,on employed Mr.. John 5. Fish
er, Of Buckhannou.
The prisoners in tho West murder
case are defended by Messrs. George
J. Arnold and Henry Braunou. The
State is represented by Prosecuting
Attorney Edmiston. Mr.. John s. Fish
er and Mr.. \. VI. POunGstouc, Of Up
friends Of the Vests having
employed tho latter gentleman to aid
the prosecution.
Tho bar at this Cour! was the heavi-
est, in point Of numbers and talent,
that has semblcd here for many
moons past. Our local lawyers-J.
NJ. Bennett, G. J. Arnold, ". G.
Bennett, Henry Branuon, ". 4.
Arnold, Andrew Edmiston, ". Z.
Lively aud Louis Bennett, were all on
hand pearl as could DO. From else
where, va had John S. Fisher. and
Captain Poundstono, Of Upshur; r.
\. Fleming, Of Gilmer, and NJ. 7.
Frame, Of Braxton.
On the evening ofthe FIRST day Of the
ter in, the Grand Jury returned into
Court with two indictments for felony
against Richard Dowell-ouc for the
killing Of John r, and the other for
the killing Of Edmund West. Indict-
mcuts were returned against Edwin
IIersm an, George Peter Eckes and
Andrew Lunsford, on the following
day, for felony, as accessories before
the fact Of the murder. The case Of
Dowell was called up on Thursday
morning. but owing to the fact tina,
m1terial witnesses for the defence had
not been summoned, was continued
until Friday. The trial is now in pro-
gress.
The following is list of the Grand
and Petit Jurors:
GRAND JuEoRs. -Lcmucl G. Sims.
Thomas Casey, David II. Smith, Eras'
mus Rhodes. Jesse Smith. j. +. Good.
win, James MuIlady, W. X. Wilson,
Noah Life, ". j. Bailey, Thomas
Cox, James Jarvis, John llusscy,
James Whel,n, Isaac Rohrbough aud
Adam .Atchinson.
pErlr JuaoRs.-J. 4, Riley, Il E.
Bush, Thomas E. Deuuison, David
Smith, J. ". Harris, D. j. Hays, N.
Taylor. Charles E. Nick, G. II. Beall,
4. l.. Smith, W. g. McQuain. Joseph
Smith, ". G. Roger, George CASTOR,
Jacob Smith, james Fitzpatrick, Phil
p Starcher, John Compton, ". D.
Liuger and Il L. SquirCs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

re- 1s7G-1776.-As the question
is sometimes asked what day of the
week noted occurrences in l776 hap.
pcued 90. it may be we'll to bear in
mind the simple rule Of counting back
five week days from the week days in
1876 of the day Of the month in ques-
ton; thus. July 4, 1876 falls on
Tuesday; Eve day, back from Tuesday
gives Thursday; therefore July l.,
lIT6 fell GU Thursday.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

E5' SrsclL NorIcE.-We wish to
say to those that are indebted to US
that we want our money. 1t is an im-
possibility to do bushes without mon
cy; and all persons owing US for goods
arc requested to settle at once. Our
wants arc such that We mean business
II settlement is not made by the LIST Of
April, 1876, We will put our accounts
out for collection at once. And We
wish to say further, that wo intend to
do cash business in tho future, or
credit only those who pay up prompt
". Any one wanting goods cheap for
cash can be accommodated by calling
on US. Respectfully,
AsrINALL RouRBouGu.
Weston. F.bruary 81,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06
w JupaS EpwARUs.-A Deserret

TT JupdE EDwAEDs.-A Descrred
Complimentary reference to an at.
ticlo printed oil our second page, it
will be seen that the Wheeling Regis.
ter pays a deserved compliment to
Judge Edwards aud The u'gmbers Of
our County Court. II the other cOun.
ties in tho State would do as Lewis has
done, and select only men Of the best
class for the President Of tho County
Court and Justices, their county affairs
would be- as well managed as ours.
The County Court system is just what
the people need but inefficient officers
would bring into disrcpute tho best
system 10 tho world. While NO arc
upon this subject. it might be we'll to
submit the following exhibit Of county
tsxa,iou for the past twelve years:
- = I'LL Cu,.r,.sors
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06
Weston, February 81.

g A CARp-To Whom it May
Concern. is to certify that s. Z
Barrett, Of Weston, is my only author.
lied agent for the sale Of the Peloubet,
Peltou & Company's Standard Organs,
for Lewis aud adjoining counties.
JouS NJ. HALE, Pittsbrg, Pa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

ES' COLONEL WooDroRD possesses
laudablS ambition to own the best farm
in the county. aud he is rapidly near.
ing that end. Ills farm, situate on the
West Fork River, contains about |. 100
acres. 500 Of which arc cleared and in
grass. His estate is now ono Of the
most beautiful and valuable plantations
IN the county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

e. MARRIED, on the % inst, at
the residence of Randolph Jackson,
Esq, on Stone Coal. by Rev. G. W.
Barrett. George W. johnson, TO Miss
Celia NJ. jackson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

EJ Troy MovIXG AHE4D.-Tht
town Of Troy, Gilmcr county. is look
ing up. Several new buildings are it
course Of erection. and the population
rapidly increasing. An enthusiastic
Trojan informs US that tho people are
talking Of securing q charter for The
town and that a movement is now on
loot TO remove the county scat from
Ghnvillc to Troy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

Tho intelligent tax payer eau lTUH
this exhibit form his own ideas. The
figures wc give arc takcn from the
Official records; aud tho tax.oiiIa tor
tho, various years named will prove
their correctness.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

cF AccrpsSr.-,irs. Brown. wife
Of Pa,chal Brown, Esq. who resides
near Jane Lew, met with an accident,
tn, other day. She vas returning from
Broad Run Church, when her horse
took fright, aud threw her to the
ground, breaking her left arm, and 10.
sicung other injuries.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
County and District Offices
FOR ASSESSOR-2nl DISTRICT.


WESTON, Feb. 80, 1876.
Ma. WoFFISDS: Please announce that Mr..
THOMAS MULLADAY, Of Court House
district, will be n candidate Tor thu Office OF
ASSESSOR of the Second District Of Lewis
county, subject to the decision Of the County
prmcciN attic Convention, should one b. held
And oblise, MANY VOTENS
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

1T REPUBLICAN County CoNyEs.
rlos-By an advertisement printed
elsewhere in this paper il will be seen
that the Republicans will hold their
County Convention, on the 3rd day Of
April, for the purpono Of appointing
delegates to their State Convention.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

Nm. woFFlSDiy: Please announce that
Mr.. GEORGE FISHER, of Hurphy's Creek,
iprescnt Assesior) will be candidate for
a SCISSOR OF the I'd District Of Lewis county.
And obligc, MANY CITIZENS.
Weston; March 1, 1876.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06


EE- LOCAL CgSrsSxlAL Matters
Mr.. R R. Marshall. writing to US from
Stouts bills, Gilmer county. under
date Of March lst, 1875, says: "Mr.
St. George 7 Bryan, tho Centennial
sgcnt for this District, is here: Please
ask the Centennial Boards to DO active,
and have ready at the earliest moment
best samples Of corn, wheat, rye, oats,
potatoes, broom corn, fax. garden
products. hay, timber in sections of
is inches in length, Of all varieties !;
half gallon OF each one of the cereals j;
same Of sorghum and maple moIasscs !;
two pounds Of maple sugar; metals of
all kinds ores, cluys, rocks, sands,
&c. Mr.. Bryan will visit your county
next week. Have everything ready.
Let this portion Of the State DO fully
represented"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

DR GEORGE h. MoRRIs, of tho firm
of Morris. Jarrett 4 Hall, Dentists,
3ll. 5th Avenue. Pittsburg, Pa, will
visit this place twice year-spripg
and fall-nOtwithstandins others report
10 the contrary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

E SwlxpLrNa N BARBOUR The
people of Barbour are exercised just
now in relation to couple Of scoun-
drels who are porambula,ing the ooun-
ty, representing themselve, to be agents
for patent mattress bed spring, and
for cutters for moving machines.
Three victims advertise in the Plain
dealer that they will not pay the ncgo-
table notes Which these sWindlers in.
duced them to sign. The r.scais agree
to sell the goods and territory to their
dupes, aud get them to sIgn an agree.
ueut, which afterwards turns out to be
note, negotiable aud payable II
mouths after date at the Farmers
Balk Of Philippi. These notes are
Immediately "shaved' to souo one
who knows the payees, and tho swiu.
dlers dccamp. Look out for them in
this aud other counties.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06
Lewis County
Republican Convention.
MONDAY, APRIL Sd, 1876.

There will be Convention OF the Rcpub-
lean party Of Lewis county, held at the
Court House in Weston, on the first DAY Of
the April Court, being the Sd day of A rril,
1876, for The purpose ofappointing delegates
TO the ClnrkSburS Convention, as well as to
attend to any other business that may be
brought before the Convention, in the IN
terests Of the coming campaign.
All the p;struts are requested 10 send n
full representation.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Weston, March 6.
Essences Of all kinds ut J. A.
Barns.
Goto ]. A. Barns and get tho best
aud cheapest groceries in Weston.
Barns has = fne assortment Of
Christmas Goods,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

w- GARDEN SEEDs.-Aspinall 4
Rohrbough have just received large
assortment Of tho celebrated Ferry
Garden Sceds-all kiud'-said to DO
the best and cheapest in use. Try 'cm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

Fresh bread every day at J. a.
Barns.
A good stock Of Groceries constantly
no hand At j. A. Barns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

EJ- GEorGE Il TISGLE, the !"OId
Rcmovalist"-the most energetic mer.
chant in tho Statc-and by Gar the
shrewdess poli,ician-called upon u,
Inst week. Mr.. Jingle is man the
Wheeling people should delight to
honor; for wherever be goes, the ad-
vancemcnt and prosperity of bis town
and county is ever his foremost object.
A few such men as George Jingle
would make amy locality prosperous.
E FATAL ACCIDENT We arc in
formed By Mr.. David J. Hayes, that q
young man named John ". Coomrnc,
residing near Jane Lew, was killed on
the 22d Inst. by q falling tree. He
was telling the tree, when 1t suddenly
fell upon him. killing him instantly.
The deceased is said to have been
very worthy young man. and an OK.
emplary member Of the Church.
Ey- To TRADE.-Hrrses Jor Cat.
TEL desire to trade two elegant
young horses for oxen or mi!ch cows.
Apply at once, to
S. +. BARRETT. Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06
". G. BENNETT,
A'NVO NMEV-wt-AAW
NOTARY PUBLIC and
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Wo.Inn W, Va

Weston, ": Va.
VIII practice In Lewis and adjoining eoun-
ticS-aS Agent OF the National CO.Operative
business Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents, Prosecute
Bounty, Pension and all other kinds Of
Government Claims, and collect debts ofev-
cry description in any part Of the United
State'. lie will also act as II Real Estate
Agent, and rs such possesses uncquAIed IA.
cilities Tor the buying and .eIlir: Of Land
aad Real Estate,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

ST 4 NEW SrREAk or WEALTH
What We ate about u say, We give
simply - it has been related 10 US
not Of our own knowledge, We are
informed by . gentleman residing in
this place, holding high Official posi-
ton, that in a recent conversation with
the Pennsylvania oil men who are now
prospecting through this portion Of
tue State, DO VA, told that the supply
Of The better grades Of petroleum here.
tOfore produced in the Oil City regions
Of Pennsylvania, Waa almost exhaust.
cd. aud would be entirely 30 within a
short time. Recognising this fact, the
oil producers have engaged the services
Of eminent gcOlosis's, who report thu,
the current Of petroleum. which ha,
heretofore supplied the Oil City wells
is in tho nature Of an underground
stream, With lakes at intervals, The
pa..ug, Of The stream having bsen in
a great measure obstructed. they DO.
gan to trace ito course further along,
and have asccrtainei that near tho
mouth Of KiuchclOe, ia this county,
there is almost iufallible evidences o.
this golden current. Along Smith:
Run. aud over towards Stone Coal
near IIorner's Store, they report OF
in abundance, with very favorable in
dicatiOns at several other points. II
this DO true, tho Centennial year vii
yet bring "bis bopauzas' to hundreds
Of farmers in Lewis and Harrison
counties,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

LIT BEWARE Of tho city papers
thew arc Disgusting Beeeher again.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

c5- FgBnUARY 1915 AND 1876. -.
We arc indebted to Mr.. Ralston for
the following report Ofthe thermometer
for February. 1875, and February,
1876:
Thermometer in open air, February.
lS75-Arerage temperature, am,
ls' above, Up IN, 800 above, 9p IN,
223o above.
Coolest day. Fsbra,ry 10th, 150
below zero, at Am.
Warmest day, February 81, Csc
above zero At 2 I'm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

Go to j. A. Barns for Jour cakes,
:! sekErs Sn Min Street
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

Go to ]. A. Barns for your Canncp
Fruit.
Best quality Of Tea at j. A. Barns
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-03-06

Thermometer III open air. February,
lS76-A'erage Temperature, I IL. nj,
29o above, = P nj, AGO above, 9p IN,
$40 above.
Codes. day, February s, 50 below
zero at la IN.
Wurinest day, February 26, Csc
above aero, at . p NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-14
.l,ts Der 8un0eszssnatnfReS


gSai bington, IS. 0e5ember. - Ser
Sidern beS SdaeamteS nadl iuuroen biz
geitern lbeuD i'm @ansen $24,456,756 il
SilbernliinSen bonn S6atarlte au8gegeben.
- Die beutigen3 3olleinnabmen beliefen Gd
anf $383, ,564.02; Die Steuereiunabnieu all
S369, ,408.39.
- Sir Die 8iu, tpel9e beute int Genatt
permorTen wurbe uno meid]e bas Sberbuu,
besgertAt autoriiirte, bic 3Qblung Der @tefto.
relitlmWeu porSunebncn, itinlmten IS 4e
pnbitfaner unO elm Democrat; bage9en Is
OemOfraten uno Is 9tepublitaner.
Die Bill, meldlc Senator @omun08, mit
er beute uerfiinoete, nlorgen etnbringen miro
muroe in leBten DtGr5 auf 2lntrag OeS Sena.
tors Itorton angenontmeu, ipGter jebod) mc.
Der IN Grlpd9ung 9a1ogen nn0 perorbaet, oub
Ser Senat nnO ba8 3iepraIentanten6auS Iid
an lebten DtittpOd) i'm Sanuar in Der Ste.
prdlentantenhalle DeriammelE uno Die @letto.
ralltimmen Saben ioaen. Die StQ perorOnet
ferner, bab feline @leftoraltimme irQeno etnea
Staate5, 9egen Oeren lnnabme bon iraeno
etnen Utitgltebe beiber 3reige be5 Gonqrei
les GlnmanD erboben mlrDe, Uertporfen ner.
ben loft, obne baB cine Mebrbeit Der U1itqle.
Der betoer Sduler Die WtoBre9el gene6mtet.
Die betrefienbc gtQ nuroe am "a. Udr3
1876 NIT 30 gegen 26 Stimmen angeuommen
uno lpdter ourd oa8 Sotum bon "a pemofraz
ttiden NIB 5 reputlifaniibeu Senatoren qe=
gen bic Stlmmen bon 90 republifaniId)eu
Seaatoren mieoer in @rmdglng gesoqen.
9ie flint 9iepublifan2r, tpelde nit 6ei De
nlofraten itimmttn, waren Die 50. @onflinq,
Danes, gOmunos, 6ome uuo Bao1od.
- 9as SberbunoeSgeridlt perbDrte eeiteru
3eugen IN Sesn5 auf O'e n@rebit Mobilte1".
2n9elegenbeit.
- Sliuer sbriitinn Soab9 Sbea aus8enns
ipluanlen puroe heute sum 9tunsmeiitrr beS
Diin5anteS 81 Ybi;aOelpbia oil SteQe oe8
Srn. arhlbalo s. SnopOen, peld)er reiig>
uirte, erucurt.
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&StfoeraAfnnbme oes &d,geapcit It:
SStPfafieS

gtepz . orf, IS. DeSember. - @s mlrS
gemel0et, DaB superintendent Sau bonn
@iienbabnpofoienite InOronuugen 3ur @,es
beraufnabme be8 S6uetlpo auf DER
oBenliDlpanieI 8abu" getrofien bat, melAe
BON nGdfem Wionta9e an III Strait treten
meroen. Ser erlte re9elmGBige 3ug geAt um
4.35 om nahIten @t0Hta9e friib BON Seriepz
@ltD ab. Steier 3ug ntmmt Die Boitjadea
aus 8oltou bonn nOrbe-gebeuoen Nbenoe nit
uno miro nm z llbr Otorgen8 Ill Yblaoelpbia,
nm l.15 in Baltimore uno um l llbr Sc
ya9mittag8 in &ainiugtou onlangen. Ser
3ug miro itd) in Ybilaoelpbia nit einem
&ofal5uge pertinoea, neld)er I'M 10.4O Dior.
3en8 in 0arrisburg etutrifft uno itd baIelbit
nit nad) R0roen un0 Siioen gebenoen 3itqen
oerbinbet. 9(aBeroeln miro eln BolimaQQon
oem nm 6 llbr abgebenben SdneQ5u0e mad
ct. SoutS betgefitgt meroeu. 0erlelbe perz
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