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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-20

Mr. Baker: No per diem to be paid fol
days of non-attendance; adopted.
MIR. Leigh moved to strike out all after
~ session, pending which the following
&c olu ions were offered:
BY Mr. Featherston Whereas, rms, the
/ 10Th day of January, 1876, has been designa-
/ ted by the Legislature of Virginia as the
1 day on which collections should be made
/ throughout the entire South tor the erection
| OF a monument to the memory OF Robert
4 Lee, in Richmond; and,
Whereas The citizens of the Southern
States are requested to contribute some
thing Tor the accomplishment of the object
aforesaid
Therefore, be it Resolved, That this House
do now adjourn, and that the Clerk thereof
be instructed to receive from each member
such sum as he may desire to contribute,
and turn over the aggregate sum so receiv-
ed, to the Speaker of the House, who is re-
quested to forward the same to the Monu
mental Association, of Richmond, Va, who
are in charge of the construction OF the said
monument; adopted. And the House ad-
journed.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LEE MONUMENT.
SENATE-Messrs. Allen, $40 90; Barry.
$40 90; Carter, SIS 90; Catchings, SO 90;
Fewell, SO 90; Furlong, $50 90; Graham,
denhall, $40 90; Metts, So 90; Morgan,
$40 90; REYNOLDS, s12 so; Sims, $40 co;
Stone, $40 90; Taylor, $40 90; Lt,-Goy.
Davis, 81 90; Gen. Chalmers, $40 90; cash,
81 00-Total, $l99 80.
HoUsE.-Messrs. Amacker, ST 90; Bailey, |
81 so; Baker, 81 90; Barksdale, 81 90; Bas- /
sett, 81 90; Bean, 81 90; Blount, 81 90; |
Bird of Lawrence, 81 90; Clay, So 90; Den
son, 81 90; Drake, 81 90; Dyer, 81 90; Erwin,
50 90; Featherston, 81 90; Gaayded, 81 90 |
Gibson, 81 90; ellis, 81 90; Gowan, 81 90;
Hall, 81 90; Hebron, 81 80; Hudson, 81 90 ;
JarDagn, So 90; Jones of Kinds. 81 90;
Leigh, 81 50; Lester, 81 90; Muldrow,
Nelson. s. 90; Percy, $40 90; Powell, 81 90;
Reynolds, IS 90; Shelby, 81 90; Shrock,
50 90; Southworth, ST 90; Spight, 81 90;
Stebbins, 81 90; Tison, 81 90; Tucker, 81 90;
Turley, So 80; Watkins, 81 90; Wilkinson
81 90; Walden, 81 90; Yellowley. 81 90; Mr..
Speaker Street, So 90; Clerk Govan, 81 90;
Doorkeeper Mannery, 81 90; Cash, 81 90;
Total, $9S so.
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OUR Bruce stays with Fred.
lass, in Washington. He d0e'n ~,
{ to cash Mississippi warrants nov q.
samuel pays him quite liberia y! !,
In favor of Mississippi being
gated, and we are in favor OF y u
investigated. -Vicksburg Hersl''
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cross it. oh forget TO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
WEDNESDAY, January 10. 1879.

WEDNESDAY,, january 70, 1915.
Mr.. President Stone in the chair. pr,var
Oy Rev. Mr.. Hines. Ab~ent-Messrs Cali
cot, Mcclure and ThOrnton-3
Mr: REYNOLDS moved to reconsider the
vote Indefinitely pOstponing H. b. to enabI,.
Mrs. ii. The"bald to make certain devi-
SEES; carried, and the bill was re-committed
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We Old Folks Concert

Our citizens are to be treatad to one OF
81 o,d Folks Concerts on "Wednesday
night. at Angeles Hall. These concerts
nave seen very popular throughout the
Eastern and Northern cities; also in Gal
yeston, Texas, and New Orleans La'' they
g reated a great excitement year ago last
winter The concert is under the direction
Of prof. ]. w. Beardslee. We hope our
citizens will appreciate the efforts of our
excellent ladies and gentlemen who are to
sing, and give them full house. The en-
tertsinment is for the benefit OF the Baptist
Church, and we hope every one that can,
will 90 and get the worth OF his money ana
help our Baptist friends along.
Price of admission. 81 co. Tickets for
sale at the principal stores and reserved
seats can be procured at Gus Asher's drug
store.
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y Jackson tic-COnservaIive
Organization.
CAPITAL REFORM CLUB

CAPITAL REFORM CLUB
Meets every Friday evening, w. l.. Nugent
President: A. G. Moore, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.-Oliver Clifton,
chairman; Byron Lemly, l.. +. Chiles, +.
r. Hull, Marion Smith, sam. French, James
Shelton, K d Hardy, II. Strauss.
YOUNG MEMS REFORM CLUB
Meets every Saturday evening, Frank John
ston, President; c. W. Millett, Secretary.
Executive COMMITTEES R. L. Saunders,
chairman; a. ii. Hilzheim, Writ Johnston,
John 4. Hull, j. c. Carraway, Harris Barks-
dale. John J. Rohrbacher, \, J. Busy, Jr,
G. Cummings.
SOUTH WARD REFORM CLUB
Meets every Monday evening, James Comp
tor, President; w. l.. Smyiie, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. -JSo. II. EcHoLs,
Chairman; Isydore Strauss, Jesse Barr, j.,
Kerr, W L. Hemingway, W. L. Smylie, c.
Cummings, W. C. Harrell, Geo. B. Cranberry.
WEST JACKSON CLUB.
Meets every Wednesday evening; j. A.
Webb, President; Jno. I. Hull, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE CoMMITrEE.-G. ID. Busta-
mantle, chairman; Jno. A. Clingan, John L.
Hull. ID. L. Porter, Geo. j. Smith
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Edwards House.

Arriy ais Oct. 20, 1876:
willepp, Memphis.
Mrs. Z. d. Clark, W. IL. Showers, g. u.
LAWRENCE, John Armstrong, W. c. Kain'
Vick-burg.
A. French, Madison.
EFT. Allen, J. w. Vancleave j. c. Terry
J.B. White, st. Louis.
e. Shelby. Cincinnati.
John Chaffe, Il. S. Howard, S. c. Wilker-
son. W.P fowler, New Orleans.
VI. L. Jones, Rsyville, La.
las. Wiheron, Millikens Bend.
las. Ii. Willing, Monroe, La.
I.G. Hall, NJ. A. Mayors, Louisville.
p holland, w. b. Bodcie, Canton.
W.P. Brown, Dry Grove.
p Lambert, l.. II. Cohen, New York.
v. d. Jones, Chicago.
~ Pierce, Boston.
n. Hill, N. Holmes, Raymond
;. Hiriseh and wife, Mrs. Wedgworth,
Miss Wed sw0rth. Yazoo City.
r T. plat, New Jersey. =
w. B. Farmer, Jackson, Tenn.
L.Q. C. Lamar, Mississippi.
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Challenge I!

T HEREBY CHALLENGE ANY MAN,
i French, English or Canadian,
Or any other Nations SON
Weigh he hundred, or a ton
Come he from North, South, East or West
challenge him his power to test;
Not a contest at Croquet,
In this the Ladies bear the sway;
Nor vet TO WELD the Baseball bat.
The jackson Nine may handle that;
Nor to contest a running heat,
Nor any great athletic feat;
But when it comes to cutting down
The price of Shoes in this ere town,
|, Phil. GILBERT, do proclaim
Myself the Champion at this game;
Ard can be found at the Parlor Shoe Store,
Where the Big Boot hangs at the front door,
Where am ready to attend
| To every customer or friend.
| My friends, Of course, are those "hO choose
| To purchase GILBERTs Boots and Shoes.
With gratitude for favors past,
| I'm at their service to the "LAsT;'
| But before this do close
| Remember my PROJECTION TOES
For BOYS and Girls that to School go,
Buv GILBERr's Cheap Protection Toe
| For when with care the shoes are worn
They'll last till Gabriel blows his horn.
My stock is large, and so complete,
That / can fit all sorts Of feet
NV prices are so low that
All competition do defy.
At Spengler's Corner Jackson, and No. ~
Washington Street, and IS Levee ST., Vieks
burg.
Oct. "a, '76--dlw.
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SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
Decisions and Cases Submitted
Monday. October 80, 1870.

lS00-IIaId vs.. 0'Banuon; affirmed.
1853 -Harrel VS. Harvey; reversed and
remanded
l65S-Withers W.. Bullock; affirmed.
l395--Blske vs.. Blake; reversed and bill
dismissed.
l442- Comfort VS.. Stevens affirmed.
lSl9-Pollard vs.. Helm, President Capital
State Bank; reversed and remanded.
l3l4-Germania Fire Insurance Com pany
VS.. Francis; re-argument denied.
l5SS-Barkley vs. Martin; remanded to
docket and continued.
l6S4-Maddox, ADMINISTRATIVE, VS.. Lewis 4;
reversed and remanded.
176S--Thomason VS.. Wellington revei sed
and remanded.
20l5--Williamson VS.. Williamson; re-
versed and remanded.
l759-N. o., St. l.. & C. h. r. Co. vs..
Burke; reversed and remauded.
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DEATH or Mrs. ANN P. SERGEANT

DEATH OF Mrs. ANN L. SERGEANT.--
This venerable lady, mother OF our towns
, uan, Col. Richardson, left Huntsville Ala.'
Ia It Thursday evening, in her usual good
heath, but was taken suddenly i'll and died
yi,hi.r half an hour, on the train between
nnront and Goodman last Saturday morn
inr of Fl We O'Clock. She had attained the
s5rh wear IF her age on the Both of August
la.t Her funeral took place from the Bap-
ria. church tn IS morning, and was attended
Inv her children, and her chIldrens children
for several generations. We learn that
rrand children and great grand children. to
the number of eighty-four, survive her,
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To meet the steady increase Of the carpet
trade. our friends ROBINSON & STEVENS
found it necessary to establish special
rooms for the display OF their extensive
stock of carpets, rugs, etc, and they have
fitted up their Carpet Rooms with plenty of
space, good light, and neat apartments,
where they offer:
Extra Royal Hemp Carpet at 25c.
Atwood lRgran at 50c tOc., 75c. and
81 90.
Best quality Ply at 81 10 to 81 %.
Best Tapestry Brussels 81 80.
English Body Brussels at 81 80.
4x4 Extra Floor Oil-cloth at SOC.
Together with Il splendid variety in Oil
cloth Rugs, Jute and f. r. Door-mats, a
very handsome line of Brussels and Velvet
Rugs, aud all other goods to complete this
department.
They announce that the prices for these
goods are lower than ever before in the city
of Jackson.
Oct. q, lS76--dlw&w2w.
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Railroad Schedule.

Trains pass through Jackson at present as
follows:
NEW ORLEANS Il CAIRO r. r.
NoRrH-Passenger, 2:20 A. NJ; Freight
IL 20 \. NJ.
noon. %
ourH-Passenger, 2::20 AN; freight, 10
A. IL.
vIcKsBURG & MERIDIAN II.
EAsr-Passenger, 40 Pm; freight III ~
I'M. eI.
WEsr-Passenger 1925 A. NJ; freight
3 100 p. NJ.
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A DISAPPOINTMENT in the cotton yield
has induced us to cut the prices on all
goods in our stock, and we now give notice
that to accommodate ourselves to that
failure, and to secure the cash trade where
ever we can, win offer better bargains than
ever before, from all lines of our stock.
The staple and fancy dry goods, boots,
clothing, hats, groceries, carpets, etc, shall
all pay tribute to the new departure. We
propose to secure the "cash trade where
it is possible by lOac prices. The proposition
promises a mutual advantage, as much to
the buyer as the seller.
Our new motto Short profit and cash
--offers the best invitation to the public we
can give.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Oct. 23-dlW&W2W.
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Grand Rally fin jackson Tuesday
Night.

We are requested to state that there will
be speaking in the Representatives Hail.
com meucng at ~ O'Clock tomorrow
(Tuesday) night, by Gen. j h. Chalmers
candidate for Congress in the shoe-string
district, and Capt. i. w Magauder, of
vicksburg All the clubs and citizens gen.
orally are invited to attend punctually.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-30

DARING BURGLARY. "A thief entered
the dwelling OF Judge J 5. Morris. through
window, on Saturday night. and stole
Mis- Kate Morris iine double-cs>ed gold
watch, with her name engraved on the in
side of the back case; geutlrman's plain
gold fob chain, an overcast jet sleeve but
tons, and other articles OF jeSelry. No clue
TO the lerpetrator.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Oct. 23-dlw&w2w.

Phil. GILBERT keeps a lot of those
fine protection toe shoes for infants,
children and misses, all sizcs-cheapest and
best shoes ever offered in Jackson. Only
try one pair and you will buy no others.
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Eity Subscribers

Can have the DAILY CLARION left at their
stores. Offices or residences, on leaving word
at the office, or notifying carrier. The sub
scription price is 81 90 until the election.
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THE DAILY CLARION.

viii be mailed to any address, until the
election, for 500; for one week 80 ceats
for two weeks, so cents.
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For $3.50, $500, $3.50 at the Parlor
Shoe Store, ladies lasting, pebble, and mo-
rocco shoes, front or side lace,
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GLovEs-In the season for the glove
trade the store OF J. Stadeker & Son is known
as headquarters for the most extensive va
riety in the line-their "Fayorite" cannot
be beat.
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Important Notice.

The Democratic Conservative Executive
Committee and the Presidents of all the
Tilden and Hendricks Clubs in Kinds coun-
ty are requested, without fail, es- to meet
at the Masonic Hall, In Raymond, at IL
o'clock, 4. NJ, on Monday, the Both day OF
October, 1876
w. I. RATLIFF,
Chm'n Co. Elk. Com.
GEO. w. HARPER, Secretary.
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For the cheapest Blankets and Elan
nels go to Stadeker's.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-30

SHoEs-J. Stadeker & Son sell the
best and the cheapest.
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SILK hats, the latest style just re-
ceived at Stadeker's.
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Dsmocratic-conservativ Organization
H1N9S COUNTY,
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
WI RATLIFF, Chairmn.
GEO. W HARPER, Secretary.
W. &. WELLS, Corresponding Secretary.
II. T. T. DUPREE, Treasurer
W. T. Ratlif, Raymond; W. c. Wells, Ray
mond; c. d. Gillespie, Raymond; K. Charl-
ton, Raymond; Geo. W. Harper, Raymond F;
II. T. 7 Dupree, Raymond; c. L. Robinson
Bolton c. 5. North, Bolton; z. Wardlaw,
Bolton; W. A. Montgomery, Edwards; Harris
Barksdsle, jackson; s. Z. Dudley, Utica; J.
F. Rhymes, Terry; b. W. Henry, Clinton W
II. Chichester, Edwards.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-30
JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
HINCKLE'S
Restaurant and Saloon

Capitol Street. opposite PostoGice.
MEALS at all Hours Furnished Rooms,
MI Oysters, Fish, Crabs, sch7imps, CELERY,
reeeived fresh daily, and supplied at short
notice, in any quantity, and quality:
Jackson. Misc, Oct 8, 1s76.-5w.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-30

LARGEST stock and lowest prices war
ranted at Phil. Gilberts.
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Phil. GILBERT says that the war
brewing between Russia and Turkey may
have some tendency to raise prices in mo-
rocco, but he will continue to sell ladies,
gentlemen's and children's Russia and Tur-
KEY morocco goods at lower prices than
can be purchased elsewhere
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-30

Don't buy your clothing until U. G
the stock OF j. Stadeker e. Son.
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TONSORIAL.
ROBERT CARROLL

MOULD respectfully inform the public,
w that he is still engaged in the BARBER
BUSINESS at his old stand, next door to the
EHPIRE SALOON, where those seeking a clean
Shave, & frs class Haircut, or a real Sham
pooh. are invited to call.
The following are my Terms-Shaving 20
cents; Hair Cutting, ~ cents; Shampooning
40 cents.
ROBT. CARROLL.
Oct. 2, '76-dlm.
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SEE advertisement of Jno. j. ROhr
bacher, Offering city warrants for sale.
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ia KSON ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.

THE NEW COTTAGE on Main Street, adj
] joining Gen. Georges residence. Terms
low. Enquire Of
Oct21, '76-d2w
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A Decidedly New Feature.

GEO. w. HARPER, Secretary.
, 1876-01-15

men leeoler 6ortil lag Der gtahmeis uor, oaf
| cine Slntperlpanotifaft Stpli d]elt Seiben MIDI
beltanb, uuO aHf btele Weiie fii9te itd) raa
@reiqnlB, bob DSruhcr mo S6meltcr"
Dtann uno Sral1 genorbet iiuO. Nlr 9laub=
ten poritebenoe Sr5dblun9, Die ms aus
Snrilten &retien 5ufolnntt, lnleren &eiern
ntht porentbaltcn 5u iolen trot ~uulerer qe-
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piDdo!o9liAer SeSlebung.
0te lm bes q a RON IL
It III 8. Set el1er liin9lt ltattQebobteu
Exploration ain 4masonenltrou, lit ein orofcS,
frliber peridiitteteS, 5nbianerporf entoedt uuo
mt grocer A%nitreu9un9 bur9 Nbgrabun9en
bloE9ele9t norher. Sn ielnen Hlll11en murz
ben Sa6uoie Sbiefte por9efunben, Die berueis
len, bab Die oalielbe beluobneloen yStieer
baS &rle9erhanomerf triebcn. 9urd) oieIen
etbno9rapbtid)en 5uno mare ailo bemteien,
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itromeS, Die gSabrbelt 9eiagt bat, als er per-
itherte, er babe all Dem 9epaltlgen Strome
Stdmme 9%efnnoe1, oeren gSelber &rle9cr
waren, ipober Der 9fame vNnla5onenilrom"
fomrnt. Die @utoednn9 Ut ou1 in anoeren
SeStebunger tlttere1allt, oa ptele tlilltllt &C.
lbniidte 9efGbf &C. uorgeflnbe lrurben, Die
auf elle bobtre @ulturftnfe lhlteBen lailen,
ais man I'M Nlgenletnen be3iigltf) Der dltereu
oortt9eit Volferlda1 ten bt6ber poruu6ieete.
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bleSmal erit an 26. 8eSenlber itltt lno spar
III Der feitltt ge'dmiidten STRIDE Der Anltalt.
Wteper wurbeu sipel @briitflnpden beldeert
in Sorm BON Se9naot9ultgen. Die etne
gait benz 9fe9er 9Snl. Sntler, Der i'm Sui
1860 i'm @ouutp 4leranber lue9en eilles III
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llter .3uNtbauSltrafe uerurtbelIt Wuroe mo
ltt leitbcr ais Strallln9 multerbaft beionlz
men bat. @r bate feline 9b lnng BON leiner
beporltebenben Se9naoiguug. Dis baber Der
!3ud)tbauSs0 Director Oic&Iaugbrp i'm bel Der
@elbnadtsfeier in Der 8irfJe aufioroerte,
beran5ltretcn ulo Ieinen Segnaotgun9Sid)titl
ent9eyenSuuebme1, mar Der Utann ga1S iiber.
lpaltl9t BON &iibruns, uno otele itstgerte lid
nod, ais ietue Wtltftrdflm9e, iptlBe uro
ihmarSe, Die Infiilol9uM9 oeS Directors nit
iAauenpem Setfalsgetlatide begriibten. Ser
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lisber, Der I'M DidrS 1868 I'M @ouutp Senoer=
ion megen Dtorbes gu 20 Sabren gu dtbaus
uerurtbcllt lporoeu mar.
, 1876-01-15

Sloenoorf tpieoerbolte feline Morte
| ,gntweoer mir ooer 6rieoridt" ia9te Ell
nit GROCER @ntidieoenbeit.
rSrieorid oarf ntdt fort"
vMarum nid)t?"
rBir tDnnen bod Srieorid nidt fort
ididcu ?"
,aber marum llibt, bette GlIe? l1nter
ir9eno einem freunoliden Sorwanoe."
@lle ianote Sloenoorf etnen Slid, oer
bDdlten @mp0run9 3u. n6rteorid :"
fragile iie lire N%ufre9nn9 idwer bennett
iterno, Der MIDI itberaa bilbe9leitet -
Der MIDI 6om erit fennen selebrt oer
mir umsan9, 2ebrer, ben @tntrttt in Die
l6tpersu9dugliditen @alerien e ridafit
bat - i'm wolen mir fortldiden mie
eiueu 9obuoiener, Der ieine Blidt 9etban
unO oelien ma ntdt mebr. beoarf :? -
uno audi -" iubr le tmmer lfnener
ipredeno fort = nluas ioa id obnc
6rieortb in 6om, mas ioa th o6ne lez
matlo, Der nlelne 6reuoe on 9etltlgen @ez
niiiien tbeilt? Sbne 5rieorid) bdtte Die
Natur ibren i3auber, Nom feline 9teiSe
fir mid psrloren. 9tein, 6rieorid) miro
ntht beimseididt wie etn Wtietbltn9,"
ieete tie in oolem Nu8bru6 ibrer @ez
iiible bln5u, p6rieorih miro ferner ELL
Otitslieo unieres Sauies uno mein
freunolider gesleiter bleiben."
Sloenoorf bDrte @llen nit Dem peinz
liaiten l~lnbebasen gu. Sim idien es,
alS Oh er 5rieorid earnid)t 10 ausidtieBz
lid gu Dant uerpflidtet iei, ais oh Der
junse Seer ourh i'm cine redt senuB>
retde 3eit perlebt babe, uno 6rieorld
ielbit bate oas ou6 i%eoerSeit auf's 8e@
reitwiai9ite anerfannt. SloenoOrf duberte
enolid feline Meinuns oabin, oaB ct
Srpur nidt be9reifen fOune, parun man
an 5rieoriA setunoen iet? inoeien,
@tie nidt anoers uolle = linn Jet
es gewib redt = 10 wollten ie ldmnltz
lid ie eber ie lieber nad Sauie reilen.
@lle itano einen aussnblld mie be-
oann preBte iie Die Sdnoe auf oas
iiberpo(le Ser3. Sort bon 6om uno nad
4a' Die Seli9teit, ,peld)e iie bier
uniting, binter iid luiien uno in oas en9e
6aus ein3ieben, in benz fein @enuB, fein
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berrldten! Der abitano err
ibr 70 qeipaltis, oas @eidid, gu
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oapor 3ulammenbrad. Sbr frdfti9er
nit Der leidten itol3en Saltuns
pie sefnidt in ben Gbrdnen aus.
G%ortiesunq folst.)
, 1876-01-15
Aeenfen oerlanetl
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift! /

Gin %wlteises esttsnRht su ten bsrasmt.a WsTfsa
in a BarsRoom.' pUn Z. G. Artbur. Das itsf
une srHBle Su6 eisiss ~sefeisrten S&riftfsla. . - clan
lsae tlAnrtri, elegant ssbuneen, nitro ~ 1a~uitnpsn pu
3ettun9ea ees eanpes auf eas @anfisfe b~surtbstIt.
Sine @efSt6ts ven @srtrtGea uub 8sIeibteunsea! q
unitrsr Wtitts, relne gu pr r~ubtafsn 5ersen lprsbes
Der Mrralttat bsptrtsn ale eefese. aaentsn, psl6y
,Man-Irap' psrinuften, mullen m%tnbsfens ns& .ul
nal 70 piel Sremplars etefss Dude p~srtaufen.
Portrait in StabIft6 ptrb stu,m Ieben Suktribsnttn
uberrei6t. yel6rttbsnbe @treulare unb icISe NIT ben
Bebtnsunasn ,psrben fret auf Anfraa, SRyfen6tt Ssn
8. We. ztoeear. u. 60. YutItfbers, 733 sanfsH,
StraBs, gbtia., pa. f~7iuni4g9;
, 1876-01-15
Standardization.
Gmsrifanii@e Snaeno. 8iblwtbef.

SADNN
Sn sibide Bappbedel nit Muslins6jden
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
gses,r unb 9Seiae. BON Sranj bpffmann. - Det
titene 9Sddbter. 3uIan,tnen in sinfm 8unb.
Der Wieeripenftise, opn Sral3 6offmann.
Gletnes 1T bic nsiese ees GrpRen, DON Srarl
5off,nain. Die fisfabrt. 3ulaninen ii
eineln Sano.
Sts 6enfelnufdten, bon SyranJ 6offnann. Der
ed)ifbrlie,. 3uiamnlen in einsln Bonb.
Sb icbe SiGb id,pIt, non Sulius b%ofnonn
Su icilff nid)t ffebien,
GrofpGterS Sicbfina
Der biimSe asilbe m, BON &uHap missO.l.
Ger pefpfenuis. 9ret Ratbarinen. - Ans
Der 9e9ettudrt. Srei Gra1blunsen BON 3befla
opn 0un1pert. Sn sinern 9anD.
Ins @ad,t gum eid,t, BON Ei4aro Baron.
8ai nne Damaianti, BON 5srbinano Sdmibt.
Selpbnte 9rele. Gafuntild. - Der Wiifto,
mar In Mfrifa. 3uianmtn in eineiu Sans.
aGsr MIbiarst. Der Sirfbpf. .3fpei @r3dblun.
gen poI s., St0ber. 3uldmrneit ii: einem Banb.
HsaS Der menld) iGet, eae wire sr pud, ern.
ten, opn HidarD Baron.
, 1876-01-15
GbriitOpb bon sGmib's Sugenbs
HihliDthef.

@tbuubsu In Bappbedet 3 IS Gents. W1it
Viuslir-0tiiden a 20 Gents. @ar3
Nfislin rs Gents.
fctnrfdb Don &id,snfeiS, mie sr iur GrfenntniB
1ottes fam.
Fer sseibnad,tsabene. Cine Gr5dbIune ,unn Ieib.
,nahts9eibent fir &inoer.
Ger Rpfcnftp&. Sine trtere1ante Gridblunq.
Zer Sanarienpcsel.-Eas SpbanniseGferdben.
tSlut1 &rjnblun9en.
1fe Cftereier.
Bic 3ppfcnb ltbcn. Cine geoebenbsit aus BEN
SebelI eiles arHen 0orfE S1ulebrers
&Iffdd)tIs. Cine 0e'Gidte Der briitliben 8orjeit.
Eas y unrenfSvb6,sa "a. @iHe Grjabluns Dem Bill
beneelt Ilter 9eiptomet.
EDid pom 2dnheusurs. Cine Gsfaitte bts Utter
h tbums.
Es<npfrpd. Sine Der Id 6nfen uno ribrenoftsn Ee
i6idtem bes Gltertbums.
&fe WadD1i9af. Gins intereIaute Gei6inte.
sfobert, Der @atienenebe, ooer: 9as AnSsnfsh
on Die Wluttrr.
&ucpis, Der gVspdneeres.
&teben &rJdb 'unsen.
Sanltetpn unc Mmalis.
Die Waiblumen.
@mn,a BON 5infsnastn, oOr: @Ott nra&t auss
ssiib e'm Zen. Gin sefaiStIia.s GsmaIss.
Sas per sprene Rinb.
1as Saubdeu. Sas faubi6lph.
Der quite 5rieoTrn une Der bpie Dtetrtdb.
Die a3rdftn 3nIia, ooer: Rinbli4s aisbe, 9reus
urIo Spbn.
sOttfries, Der iunss ginTsslsr.
Der &briftbaum.
Die fleine &auteniptelerin.
GdS &dmn d) en-.
Sernonso, asbsnsssiaiat. zines iunssn Grafsn au.
| SPanien.
&upfermMm,en uns solnaide. Sas gosel.
marsaretba Slumeben. Die II alctapene. Dad
Ole Semersbrans. @aHsrautb ain ssbetn.
Der Diamautrins. Das Wearienbiib.