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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
A Tramp Mansled BY Dogs,

William Harris was sent to tho Balti.
more hospital to receive medical atten-
tion for a number Of ghastly wounds
upon the head and neck inflicted by tho
teeth Of dogs. Harris says he is n M
tive OF New York, and ,was on hisway to
Baltimore looking for work. Ho had
arrived within about five miles Of tho
city, and feeling very hungry md tired
stopped ut a house to ask for something
to eat. Upon entering the yard he was
attacked by two large Newfoundland
dogs, and being greatly fatigued from
his long tramp, could only make feeble
resistance. Two moro dogs, attracted
by the noise, joined in tho attack, and
after throwing him down, they all con.
tinucl to bite ferociously at various
parts Of his body, but particularly his
head. The owner Of tho dogs was finnl.
ly attracted by tho noise, and running
out, drove the dogs Of, aud rescued the
unfortunate man from his terrible posi-.
tion, II Is doubtful II no can recover
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
Centennial Notes,

10 prevent annoyance from pcddlers
who sell guide books on tho Centennial
Exposition grounds, visitors arc recon.
mcnded to carry iu their hands volumes
resembling tho looks offered for sale.
Tho bench show Of sporting and non.
sporting dogs, September 1st to Sth, will
bo divided into fourteen classes, under
nine sets Of judges. Complete regula-
tions have been prepared by tho depart
ment Of agriculture. t.IE-- '--,r,
Tho Putnam Phnlanx, Of Hartford,
ono of tho foremost military organiza-
tions OF Connecticut, visited the Exhi-
bition in n body, aud devoted several
days to sight seeing. The organization
numbers $50 members, who are uni
formed III Continental costume. Ea -E
The islc OF Cuba has Cuban cabin
formed of royal palm and banana. 1t is
quaint looking tenement, aud QUO eau
almost imagine M insurgent lurking
around, MS he secs in tho distance the
trim looking Spanish soldiers who ac-
company the Spanish commission, and
who are on duty in the Spanish depart
ment. ..-z .. ..a --l-E H ..
One small round jewel case ON exhibi.
tion Mt tho Centennial contains gold waro
and jewels valued ut upward Of $780,
900. A string OF pearls is valued at
$4,000 in gold. A solitaire diamond,
SIC, 900, aud n diamond necklace, Sl6,-
900. Ono yellow diamond is valued at
49, I.a -.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
4 Touching Romance.

The following is tho hitherto unpub-
lished romance connected with the life
of one OF the most prominent officials Of
tho sigual service bureau. He was en-.
gagged to bo married to n lovely, charm
ing and wealthy girl. Tho evo OF the
wedding had dawncd-if an eve can
lawn-and they were occupying the
same rocking chair and talking rs inane-
" MS only lovers can inlk, when ille fair
ono said:
"Albcrt, duckcy, there is one thing l
wish you to do when you are married.
"Namo il, lovely" he replied.
"That is, petty, to have no rain on
Mondays, because, you know, darling,
that Monday is wishing day, and If the
things arc not washed and dried then
tho weeks work is SO fearfully put back.
Yon will, won't you, my ownyf"
This young mans heart was torn, but
lie replied "Maud, dearest, my duty
TO my bleeding country demands i'm
peratiyely tnat shall whoop her MS tho
precise sort OF weather that Heaven will
probably send impartially during the
next twenty-four hours upon tho Just
and tho unjust, without regard to age,
sex or previous conditions Of servitude.
II an area of barometric disturbance ex-
lists in the Middle States on Monday,
how can I consistently with my duty
declare that the probabilities favor clear
weather with light winds from the south.
cast 7 No, angel ask me anything but
that. I could not love thee, dear, SO
darn much, loved 1 not honor more"
"Then you do not love me-" she
sobbed, bursting into tears.
The reader will readily understand
how they progressed to n quarrel and
parted enemies. She returned his pres.
ents and is now lcoturing on woman's
rights, and he is n confirmed misogynist
and sits up all Sunday night Mt the sig.
nal service Office with fiendish glec,
making out bulletins for Monday, an
ponrciug falling barometers, Atmos-
pheric disturbances, heavy rains, showery
weather and so on. $50"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
stop Your Worship Of Money Bags.

The Kentucky lcoman says: Every
newspaper ono takes up nowadays is sure
to have something to say about "the
millionaires Of America n"-the Astors,
Vanderbilt, Stewart, Jones and Sharon
OF Nevada, or Flood, O'Brien, Mckay
aud Fair OF San Francisco and Nevada
each Of whom is proclaimed to be
worth from forty to ono hundred mil
lions, all male by himself. - y
To hard working people, who Ore
thankful for bare competency in these
inpecunious times, this thing is getting
to be somewhat inonotunous- fact,
something OF a bore. We have heard
aud read about these bloatel money bags
until We are surfcitetl with envy Of their
mighty piles, and with tho constantly
recurring thought OF how happy We
could be with ono OF their incomes fol
single fortnight; aye, for single
week, or for even single dayl
But we imploro our brethren Of tho
pen and scissors to stop this gush Of
millionaire literature. Lets have rest.
It isn't morally healthy to be always
contemplating these glittering heaps.
1t leads to constant violations OF one OF
tho commandments about coveting other
peoples surplus things.
SO let's turn our attention to poor but
honest people aNhilo. They are the
sort that get into heaven easy; they are
the sort we need not envy, but aro
bouud to admire and love, aud tie to.
They ure the sort, too, that will he far
moro apt to divi Q with and help US
when We run short and get into trouble,
than those heartless millionaires, oi
whom it was long ago said "that the
souls Of thousand OF them might
dauco together Oh the point OF n cam
bric needle without iostling each Other
in the least"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
A Good Comparison.

Tho Rev. Robert Collyer, tho we'll
known clergyman, III political speech
at Chicago, told the following story A
great many years ago, on one Of our south
western rivers, there was m old skipper
who had a steamboat which was sailing
in shoaly water, and got stuck IN the
mud. She swung around in thu water,
and there was no chance to get her
ailoat, 10 what they would. He was n
terribly prOinne old fellow, md every
body knew it through tho country.
Suddenly IN idea struck him. He said
to one OF his deck hands: I" You go up
to the town and tell them I have got re-
ligion, and that l want them to come and
hold prayer meeting on board" The
deck hands went TO the town and spread
the news around, aud every one bOing
Interested in the oldskipper's conversion,
went down to hold the prayer meeting.
The old man was standing really to re-
ccivc them, and, rs they came down, he
suid to every man "Go aft," and they
all went aft until there was great
weight, and tho end which was in tue
mud got loose and the boat iloatel OF.
.As soon us Tho boat got aaoat the skip
per said : "The meeting is over jump
ashore |" In our pArty-1 mean those
leaders-there arG men who get religion
every time there is going to be an elec-
tion. They say: "Gentlcmen, go aft,
goAft," aud we goat.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
4 Private Funeral,

There il in Leaycnworth, Kansas, the
Times says, tall, blonde youth, Henry
Arnold Green, who, by the free use Of
his little pistol and his wild, drunken
sprces, made himself famous in this
city about n yenr ago. He is part owner
Of the Lcavenworth appeal. He re-
ceivcs regularly largo income from his
English estate, which he devotes to the
qualification Of his whims. Ono day
Green felt moro ttan usually funny. He
had secn funeral procession, md it
pleased him to have little funeral NIL
to himself. Having first secured the
services OF q hackman, he directed him
to drive to IN undertaking establish
ment, and there he ordered a hearsoan
horses and an empty coffin. The collin
was put into the vehicle, but before the
doors were closed tho Euglishman said
that it was his pleasure to "get in therc
himself" After iGstructing tho hack.
man to follow certain line Of process
sion at given distance from tho hcarse,
he crawled inside, and lying down be-
side the coffin, lighted cigar. Tho pro-
ccssion then moved off to Cherokee
street, at q funeral pace. the hearse in
front and the hack following. AS they
went down Cherokee street toward the
river, the knight Of the black plumes
produced two bottles Of whisky, which
lie placed alongside OF the coffin, and
proceeded to W nd up two-days' spree.
Presently they came in contact with
large crowd, who were on their way to
attend festival, and who made COM
ments on the strange funeral procession.
Tho English corpse, becoming anxious
to know by what authority he was de-
layed on the highway, called loudly for
the driver to stop, and while so doing
turned over in his narrow apartment
aud, with q loud crnsh, forced portion
OF his body through one OF tho large
oval pancs of glass on tho side OF the
hearse. The crowd, couldn't stand a
corpse breaking ont Of its coffin, jump
ing through the side Of the hcarse and
calling for tho driver to stop further
proceedings. They fed in MI dircc-
tiors. After once moro getting inside
the author OF the adventure was driven
TO Shawnee street, aud then lie returned
the hcarse aud coffin to their owner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
Utilizing COnl Dust,

II is claimed, MS tho result OF abundant
experiment, that tho most practicable,
convenient, mud economical method Of
utilizing coal dust for fuel consists in
thoroughly mixing about seven per cent.
OF clay with the tinc coal, and forming
tho mass into balls, md then dipping
these into bath Of benzine containing
some rosin in solution, tho object of this
operation being to render them imper.
vious to moisture. Tho solution pene.
trates tho Jumps to the extent OF about
one.iourth Of an inch, and after the
evaporation OF the benzine; which takes
place rapidly upon exposure to current
Of air, film OF rosin is lott behind,
which e[Tectually stops mp all crcyices.
One point in favor Of this method is the
slight cost which II involves, and the
compactness of tho material thus formed
is an edyantage which allows OF itstrans'
portation without breakage. a7s'1' a5
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
A ChoctnM Wedding.

A Cheyenne (Wyoming) letter says,
describing I'LL Indian wedding On tho
dny appointed for the wedding the bride.
groom arrives on pony, and leading
another that has n side.saddla for tho
bride. On arriving at the house, with
out dismountiug, he fastens her pony
to the fence, and thon rides off short
distance in the direction they are to 60.
Presently the bride steps ont, dressed in
the height OF fashion-a new calico
dress, white pocket handkerchief
Around the neck, and large red one
tied over head and ears, and pair Of
new shoes across her arm, which she
puts on lust before reaching the parsons.
As soon as she mounts her pony the
man starts on and she follows from fifty
to two hundred yards behind. On
arriving Mt tho parsonage he gets of,
ties his horse, and goes into tho house
and makes his business known. by this
time tho Indy arrives, dismounts, secures
her horse, and goes to the house, leans
herself on tho side Of it near tho door,
and patiently waits until scmo one dis.
covers her md bids her enter. All
things being in readiness, the minister,
who is usually white missionary, mo-
tions the couple to stand mp and per-
forms tho ceremony in English, which is
about rs iutelligiblo to them Ms Greek.
But when the minister stops talking
they depart, leaving the poor Clergyman
without fec or thanks. They usually GO
to the husbands parents and stay about
n year before attempting the arduous
duties Of housekeeping" After get
ting married II Choctaw, il he doesn't
like tho squaw, gets divorce, which
is granted on tho most frivolous pre-
text. -..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

WALKING AS AN EXERCISE. Tho Nor
wich Bulletin says: 1t is said that il q
man is walking for health and enjoy
ment, four miles IN hour is tho best
gait. This may bo true rs regards
health, but for enjoyment We remember
ono night when it took MS over four
hours to walk n mile. It happened.
however, that tho old folks had gone TO
camp meeting and she had tho night
key, md NJ far as health was concerned
We didn't really care II it took all night.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
,aV The Sabbath.

..i = Va, to,lcr halt. ,,o nrIOt min,
r#G rio wi,trl,g wLcJ NJ. rr.,,,rr an
~ uoy m,otioulc.s a,d stiui
...
Bat NJ .,r0,tt, ,,,n .,sv, a, u,sn, -. -.
~ Tho .cv,ntl, ,bv linbs e,c.ns ,ho c,.,r
a God haiti msdo ,ha frooT ' N''-'''
60 : -
.- mi. holy re.ni,e 10 tbe b,e,st
ro hrO,.hs tbo g,,o n v,,oh.,b" Vivid
-.- ,'.Ard know ,bo vboo, rr,y ros., ~
90 -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
Tile. Washington Monument.

To tie People Of The GHittd S1i6S:
Tho approach Of tho ono hnndrcdlll nnnlvcr-
sary OF tho nations birth viyidly brings ltfoio
tho mind Of all true loycrs Of the country tho
memory OF him who was "First In wa. tTst In
peace, aud dtst in the hearta Of his country
men." ....r-s4-
Tho monument TO commemorate a peoples
gratitude to George Washington. has remained
In Anunlnlshed condition for more than twenty
ycAr4, under the shadow Of the national capitol;
it's now III feet high, and when completed will
bs iS5 fest hlgli-A plain and simple obolsk- sur
rJuuded at tho bAse with stone terrace twenty
tivc feet high and taO hundred feet In di-
anne or. Tie cost to bnsh Is is estimated at
sjO0, 900. ls.-...F,
In tho nAmo OF gratitude, patriotism and
naliouAl pride, tho monument society ronows
It's earnest appeal for aidto discharge duty
our country owes tU tho brightest name III
human history. ." l"' F"
What more fitting tiun for tho pSoplo
throughout the length and breadth Of our land
to make their grateful Otlcringst to this noble
work, to ahow their reverence lOs tho name OF
tho "fAther OF his county" than tllia cOu-
tennil jubilee OF rtj1icins for tho possession
OF our glorious FREQ institutions aud amazing
progross In all that mAkos ard constitutes All
calightcned, powerful and great nation?
wu appeal " the ministers OF tho Gospel and
supoTintenJoutso OF SAbbAth-Bchools to take up
collection on Snuday, tho sec1nd day Of July
next, or OIL any convenient day before or tlOro-
after above all, We appeal to the sovereign
people. the impregnAble 6ulwArk Of tho
nations safety, for the means Of completing tho
monument.
We respectfully request that MI contributions
may bo sOnt direct to ]. o. II. Smith, treasurer
Of tho Washington national monument society,
at Washington, D. Q. ~
We nsk tho liberal aud patriotic press Of tho
country to koOp this appeal before tho public
up to tho fourth OF July ensuing.
DJ order Of tho society,
JouS b. BLAKE, Secretary.
oFYlcERs or THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNu-
MEST SOCIETY,".
U. S. GlAXr, Il ofllcIo president,
". ". CohCoRAS, Vce-pres!dcnt
lionERr @. wISTiIRor, Vtcc-prcA!dCnt,
]. i. Il. SMITH, Treasurer, -
JoHS D. BLAKE, Secretary.
u
wo cordially commend tho foregoing appeal
to tho hearty cooperation Of the clerGy anil
sAbbAslrschOcl superintendent Throughout
tho country.
DAVID WILLS, Pastor wcstsra rscsby Charc', ,
L IL, GRAY Pastor NUiti RHrtss CluTch.
J, T., ltISKTN Pastor Flrst Cong, Church.
WM p. SrIAKE. 7. Il. Wash! Dist. VI. l. Oh.
J, Gro Buri.riI, Pastor Ln,hs Memorial IN.
Tnos a. ADDISON, Hector Of Tnnity L. c..
WN s HAMMOND, fAs. Of Ninth s.. NJ 7, ca.
LCUH SrEHS, Mn, Of tho, Wt4h IL brew Z HS,
4 sbaailIr wNsBNO1oS oTxs lu.O, 1870.
.3t'Ag Eua /. guNEH HllnIhH ali al
, 1876-04-27

erfiillt 6dttcn. glu6 bierin irrt f6 Der
aclcbrte Scrr, oenn es iinb Die gei6cute>
item nno iii6ti9ften MenIden oils DEN
poliie0niIGen Ooer Snoujtrie. 99nlen
berpor9e9angen.
Wenn oerielbc ober meint, ooB Der
Bauer oocr 2aabmann, 1obolo er Die
nDt6ige gr5icbuns erboltcn nnb i'm 2elcn
unoS9reiben unterridtct, niAt arbeitet,
10 ratben mir ibm mad Oeftti0lanb all
geben, bort arbeitet Der Bauer 6 Sooe
in Der Mo6c, ben 7tsn l0icbt er Regcl,
ooer amiiiirt ii6 anoeripeitig, nodOem
c: Wnrgcns Die Stride bciuAt Fat o6er
bier mllB er icoegHo6e perihieocne Sage
perNdumen, I'M reli0i0ie .Weetings" bci=
s%upnbne1, ba6er fam er nidt 10 wobl
ouf iein 2ano adt eeben uub niGt 10
niel als elm beut der 2anomann
berporbrinaen. 9Sir babsu selebeu, boB
in Sput6amptcn County onf elmer $50
Nder Sorm, Die uon 3 9lcgern beorbei-
tet ipuroe, pdbreno 7 pciBe 9erlonen
oopon lebtsn, Dag ein5i9e 8fero eines
IIges ous Dem 9flug genommcn uno
Dor Die GutiAe 9elpannt wuroe. ,ocil Die
2aop pom 9uuie uno i6r oerr Gemabl,
neblt Sohter uno Shmicserio6n mad Ell
ner Injecting" foGren muBten, oomit Die
Na1barn nno Der 9srr Bfarrsr nibt eis
ne i0lr6te Melnulg BON ibnen befom.
men %Iolten. Ser 9ottor ia9t in elmer
StcQe ieincs @rtIfcls: n0sr Neger-
ltlape mar Der >uobre gebiiosts Wann."
Bir polen ibn Die bobe Soce, welde
er BON lelnen Stlauen bate ni1t rau-
ben, wiiroe er jeood 9tlast BADEN. Der
StIape lei Der eiu5isit: arbeitenbe
ytann auf Den Sarmen i'm 5iioeu, bdt-
tie CT lid rihtiger ausssoriidt.
Mm gnoe citlrt CT oen @ei9i9tsl6rci
Der S9eeren, pcl4er lib seduBert babsn
lca, onB bic Suaoruderfunlt ebsr elm
Stud fir europa lei, uls elm 5cgen.
Sebbalb muroe tie aud BON Den fatDo=
lilAsn Yriciteen n9le lNparSe &unlt"
senannt, neil iie fiiblten, baB Aie S8abr=
belt an bcn Sag tommcn miirbe uuo tie
IN lbrer St,llung 9efdbrosn uno ibrrn
9eili9eu Sbein perbmntcln miirbe.
Gum Shlub h%eltdtis Der groie0er
Den aIten pir9iniibsn oriltotrutllUsn
8Iauben Der nSarOibeG." ouB penn ppn
100 Meniben nur elmer cine quite @rsie-
Duns nno SlIoung crbiclts, es ssniisen
mllroe.
, 1876-04-27

pplisei @eri@t. 6olsente
Ualle famen svltern in bieIem Ser'1te
aur Serhonblung:
Marp Mliner. forbia. onsstlast Der
1hiceene Mrtitcl bon Sausbaltungs9e.
raibldaftcn I'M @srtbe BON $40 Gi9en-
tbum Der Maria Sadian. qeitoblen gu
babcn, wurDe entlolien nod 3ablnng
Der Soften.
Wm. Yopne unb George gro,un, fars
bio, aneeflast 8%asabnnben SIT lcin,
nurben ,uessn Mangel on Slroldafl in
Die Sail gelanot.
Maron Gennebp, Gin seiiiesfranfer
Soccer. onoefloet cine feline Auantitat
Sabat IN ieinem gelise gu baben, uou
uvm mol elaubt, DUP oer;elbe geltoblen,
ipnrSe entleien.
Srbn Spbninn, aneeflo9t RE eora
See onse9rifien uno nit SootIbla9 5es
0robt au babsn, ,uuroe cntlnIen.
, 1876-04-27

Sic 80 anu afturwaaren
bdnoIer baten iid pereini9t in ben
3eitunsen ni9t mebr Die Yreile ibrer
Maaren an3uSeisen. ba Die 2anolsute
itets nad Ger billislien Sdtte. ,uprun
penis perbient wirb, frosen, uno wel6e
theilueile mir sefibrt miro, I'M &unoen
anSu,ieben.
Wr fDnncn nur ZEN 2euien, mel6e
bilise uno CUTE @aore tauien pollsn,
ratben, na6 Spcle @ebr. in oar 8rooo,
smilben Der A. uno 5. Strabe, au seben.
Sic Serren boben cine srobe Nuswobi
Ano 9el1madpole Mtulier.
, 1876-04-27

OeutfderpoIit6 GIub.
Sn elmer i'm 9au6'iden 2oeal ans iens.
tag a~bsebaltenen Seriammlnns oes
nentl9m politii1en Clubs bes pberen
Gtaoiibeilcs, wuroen iolsenoe Serreu
als Wiitslleoer zines Central Gomite's
crnIblt.
Monroe Geo. 2eonbarbt,
Sobn Muaer, Sobn 6. Dippner, Sein
rid Garr unb @arl GrDmmcr.
Clay @arb: ller. SierbolSer,
TranS Stranger. .. s.. Oitcrblno, SObn
Sau1 nnb Mtortin Sete,s.
SadonW aro: &ouis Miilcr,
Saeob Wult 8. Sinfe, S.bn S1mioi
unb 60. ¨ebme.
, 1876-04-27


Gsrbd1tige @barattdre.
@eIiern Mcrscn maren CHARLES Wfeper
NIB Charles Blair I'M 8oliseiscri4t oa-
eefla9t perbd6tise Snoiuiouen nnb pro-
fe.1ionene 9iebe 81 Iein. Gs ,purben
cine Menss S@lifel uno 3iinobOl=
ser bel linen %acfunoen. Blair lasie.
bnB er Gin SdifsSlmmermann lei nno
rebe Baltimore wpbne. ST 9in9 Dor
einisen Moden nod Norfolt, neil i'm
bort Mrteit psrIpru9en mar nno
fam nod &idmono, I'm Elm paar Sage
bier gu bIsibsn. Wlepsr lit Gin sroBcr
rObuitsr 9cutl@sr nno gibt OIL, ROB er
ouf cincm edlfie, welaes jegt in Nor'
iult lieat, beIdafti9t lit.
Ser &i6ter ianote lie i'll Die Sail, Do
5ie feline Yiirsitait ltclen fonn:cn.
, 1876-04-27
B1- Gin poIcs enforcement BON forbioe

Bg Gin pollcs enforcement bon farbiqen
Seirenaeuam BRIT 75e.b bis sur fcir5sn g, rte
9dmars- uno neib.uelreiite Seibeweuae ~
S75c.. tpertb $l.25.
$50 siild iGmaras alpaens unb Mcbair GU.
ltres BON Csc. his an $3.50 FER garp.
Wr babea pcs erD5'e Eager Yon idr-~n
9llpaeas nnr Irausr- 3cueeu in b Etsbt
nus mir %eHsriren srI6ere YOrtbe,ie NV -,
in bitten gSaor;n.
Dos i3Snite aNo't inert scn aleiserfo1 II
IN len Marft. telfsbsab aus alea ben ,eue-
lten S4attrunsrn eer SaiIpa.
ale'ter3euse sru 1895. biz III ST. PET gart.
@oRlbr es, prtnts. Yercales.
Sb'tnsa, sstl i9tt uup uaeebIeitte Saum-
wolenaeude une Sbeetinss.
Jrlane!fIes S%riHen, b%aumWcu,ne une leinene
D'apfr. 5anplii9er. GsrMrten unp OUi.
Lies. 1lfel:D anaaf unp Gr btihsr.
Selnsns S9sftiass, etc. 3u eritaunIi9 niebri-
gen Yre,fsn.
@lls bier ssmadte .3euss lperbru ~ Satsit.
prslien D%erfantt.
Gebr. sgele.
, 1876-04-27

8rauerei. @lr srfabren. baB in
sinisen Sayen Serr 8. u. Winslins
Bier auf S!olden seSo9en, in Der Staot
nn6 an Samilien i'm 2anbe perienoen
miro. Mir %slaubsn inn Elm 9utes Sc
idaft pcrlprehen 81 fDnnen, benn belons
bers i'm 2anoe linb manAe Samilien,
mel9e gerne Elm @las 9utes Bier trinten
wiirOen, psnn iie es nur irii9 erbultsn
fDnntsn. @err Din9lins but gu Dem
3msd cine SonS neue Mrt ppn Slal9en
iid onsei6aift, Die 10 einserl4tct, oaB
man meteorological Oielelben DHnen uno
wieoer bermetilh periblieben fann. IS
sebt niAts iber ben 6ortl1ritt.
, 1876-04-27

2uftidifer 9dr0oer Ia t
wieoer f d borcn. QR. s.
Shr0oer, Der baS itcucrbare 2ufildiff er-
lunoen sn baben alaubt, bot Dem Ybita<
oelpbia'er S%taotratbe bas Nnerbieten &C,
mad)t, ON 9(tenO oes (. SuliB bilaoelpbia
aus circr S0be BON 500 SUP nit Gal<
ciulnlid)t Su erleutten. ST. min ndulid
an ieinem 3uftidiffe (ood nidt on Dem
melfcs III Golt'mprc gebaut wurbc?)
sebn sroBe Jtefleftorcn BON 3ebn Srt6
Ourdmelicr aubria9en uno auf bieie
Bsilc Die Guaferlta' iuumii1iren. l1uo
CUR Iasfibrun9 oieirr tiinnen Ssec
brNnd,t er, mie ct in @ieiner 3ui6rift an
De, Staotratb iaat, nur lul1plse 10
OoQarS. (Sa't. Col. b. 26..)
, 1876-04-27

gerImf. Gos Yfero Deg Serrn
e1para, mtldes seltern Morsen UNI s
llbr in Der 3weiten StroBe, awil1en
6rantlin nnb @roee iiano, muroe i6eu
als Die 9ompfwolSe oober fem unr Lief
Der gorp 9trabe Su, no es Hsl nno bag
8ein brod. Gsswiro wabri6einli4 se-
tlb!et meroen mii1ien.
, 1876-04-27

Circuit Court. &i6ter Mea-
foro CAB seltern ben Mm. .. Widbam
BIN .Geeeiper" Der GbeIapeate & Sblp
Gilenbahn g.. Die Golmuht iiinf quite
srodt.2 otomotipen fir Die 8abn gu
f%aufen.
, 1876-04-27

&egifration. Sienitas bat Die
ncie &esiii,ation beSonnen. 3lele!be
,pro Z Gage oauern.
Wir ratbsn alien ocnti9en aooptiu
8iir9ern li1 auf aae Tdlc re9ilriren 81
%laIien, Wsnn lie aud wsoer bel Der @Ors
Wabl nod bel Der Sauptipabl gu itimmen
bsablidtisen, cs t0nnte lsiht Dem einen
, 1876-04-27
Donueresa 81. April 1876.
@tdtt NibmDnb.

Metterherih t iir heute.
Nrrb unb Iiibwsii!i6e@inoe, wdrmeres,
tGeilmeiie wnltiees Wetter falenoes
pber oleidmdbiees Barometer u1o mo9s
liderweile iGpoder &esen.
, 1876-04-27
Gpueftipne11 BON 8rieffnaen

o. WIT ~FFtTtUIRU.
Son aalten an trn stpei belunbereu @eoen.
me'as ais Sternfaiten p%sfanni ine, 600 unp
ll.4o Is. W., $50 utb us u. Nt. @pnn
tags $50 9. ". unb 7 q. VI.
YIN 8etertasen - 600 g. NR. uns
w. ~. Wpn alien anberu !Salfsn m,rss,s
b"n o''e'' auf Dem Hadpey bsr Grdeer auses
V0'i. U. Y. Ban Gem, %. Dr.
, 1876-04-27

9 9ibenport. Mrntus miro
fer ld0ne uuo betanntc9art Der 8roue>
rel wieoer rem 4ubIlfum g%eOfinet iein.
Giebe MnSeige!
, 1876-04-27

GIeetioneerin9. Cine Dame
}ummelt gtimmmen fir ibreu Mann.
ucider Elm gonOioat iiir bas nSigb=
@onltable" @mt lit. Simmer etmas
WeueS.