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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A minister travelling through the West
some years ago asked an old lady on whom
he called what she thought Of the doctrine Of
total depravity. '0h, sifcreplied9 9s'I think
it is good doctrine, ifthe people would on.
ly act up to it,"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A girl was killed near Danville, Virginia,
the other morning while milking COW. If
girls would only learn to play the piano and
make worsted dogs such accidents would
never happen.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

''Is it not time that you paid me that five
dolars?" said farmer to his neighbor,
"la,n't due" was the reply. "Bat," said the
farmer, ''you promised to pay when you got
back from New York" "Well, | hain't
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

'If there is anybody under the canister
of heaven that have in utter excrescence,"
says Mrs. Partington, ait is the slanaerer,
going about like boy constructor, circulat
ing his calomel upon honest folks"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A greenhorn arriving in town, on his first
visit, heard boy calling "Oystcrs,N and
asked "What's that" ''Ol, only oysters
said his friend. Great stars = exclaimed
the verdant one, do oysters howl like THAR"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

'Marie what's that strange noise at the
front gate?" "Cats, SIR" Cats Well,
when was young, cats didn't wear stove
pipe hats and smoke cigars" 'Times are
changed, sir Chicago journal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

When Franklin, printer and statesman,
wished to marry, lis wife's mother objected
to the marriage, because there were then two
presses in America and she thought there
was not room for third
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

They served up dish of stewed cat at a
recent state dinner in China. These Gel.
estials have been tending to purr-disin,' any
how, for long time past.--M Y. Com.
Adper.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

When yoa reflect that at picnics hundred
years ago it was s'the custom for the girk to
stand in row aud let the men kiss them all
goodbye. all this enthusiasm about national
progress seems to be grave mistake.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A colored preacher, commenting on the
passage, "Be ye therefore wise as serpents
and harmless as doves said that the mix
ture should be made in the proportion of a
pound Of dove to an ounce of serpent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

"What! no more ammunition p cried
the captain of military company, on
field day. mo; no more,' replied his
nan. "Then cease firing" replied the Of
hcer. -it
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08
THE COLUMBIAN
Humorous.

An Indian man has just been neatly seal
ped by stroke of lightning, and he speaks
Of it as very wigged performance. e.--Neo
York Commercial Adpcrtiser
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

"You are nuisance. I'll commit you"
said an offended judge to a noisy person in
court "You have no right to commit II
nuisance" said the offender. Ill
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

"Mrs. Spinks," observed Il boarder to his
landlady, "the equal adjustment of this es-
lablishment could be more safely secured il
there was less hair in the hash and more in
the mattresses"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

The letter 80" is called the most charita.
bic of all the alphabet, because 1t is found
oftener than any other in "doing good.' .
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

"Madam," said gentleman TO his wife.
"let me tell you, facts are very stubborn
things" "What a fact you must be-" quoth
the lady. .r. .--
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A young lady of Chicago, on returning
from church recently, was asked what the
text was, when she innocently replied,
"Blessed are the dressmakers."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

The turks are trying to compel the citizens
of Bucharest to take an oath on the Koran,
See here Isn't it about time to give that
Bucharest? ~ Y Graphic. r. .t.f
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

When she struck him over the head with
tin dpper for trying to kiss her, he called
It "the Standardization of the belle"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

1t IL not etiquette for young ladies to
read the signs of ice cream saloons aloud
when walking with young gentlemen.-
Worcester Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A patient recently complained to his ply.
sician that he stuffed him so much with
drugs that he was sick a long time after he
got well.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

One white man can whip ten indians, and
for that reason there are never less than
eleven Indians in band. .. .I .
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08

A Georgia man is suing another for pull
ing his nose. The latter thought it looked
ripe enough topick. r' ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
Philadelphia T. Erie r. R. Div yisiOn.
SUMMER TINE TABLE.

ON and after SUNDAY, APR. 23, 1876
~ tho trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Raj
Road Division will run as follows:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08
THE BEST EVIDENCE,

Tho following letter from Rev. f. $. Best pastor Of
the NJ. T.. church. Natick, Mass VIII be read With In
tercst by many physicians; also those suffering from
the same disease afflicted the Of the Rev. u. :.
Best. No person can doubt this testimony, as there
is no doubt about the curative power " NEGET1NE
NArIcK, Mass Jan. l, isI2
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS. e.
Dear sir-we have good reason for regarding your
VEGETiSE medicine of the greatest value We feel
assured that II has been the means OF saving our
sons life. lie is seventeen years ofage for the
last two years he has suffered from necrosis OF his
leg, caused by scrofilous affection, and far
reduced that nearly al who saw him thought his re-
covery impossible. council OF able Physicians
could give us but the antest hope OF his ever rally
ing: two OF the number declaring that he was be-
You'd the reach OF human remedies, that even anpu
tatOn could not save him as he had not enough vgor
to endure the operation. just then we commenced
giving him NEGETiNE and from that time To the pres
ent he has been continuously improving. he has
lately resumed studies, thrown away his erutohes
and cane and walks about cheetfully and strong.
Though there Is stu some discharge from the OPEN
lhg where his limb was lanced, we have the FULLEST
confidence that In little time he will be perfectly
cured
lie has taken about three dozen .bottlesof VEGEr
TINE, but lately Uses but litle he declares he Is
too well to be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
Il. $. Best,
Mrs. l.. c. +. BEST.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-08


are run on all through trains OF this road
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and ST. Pau, Chicago and Milwaukee,
or Chicago and WinOna.
AT Omaha our seeDers connect with the overland
sleepers On the Union Pacific railroad for all points
west OF the Missouri river.
On the arrival OF the trains from the east SOUTH
the trains OF the Chicago NUrth-W Western Railway
leave Chicago as follows
y FOR COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA, Two
through trains daily, with Pullman palace drawing
room and sleeping cars through TO Council Bluiis.
For ST PAUL AND MISNEAPOLIs, two through trains
daily, with Pullman palace cars attached 10 both
trains
For GREEN BAY AND LAKE SUPERIOR, two trains
daily, with Pullman palace cars attached, and run.
ming through to Marquette.
FOR MILWAUKEE four through trains daily, Pull
man cars on night trains, parlOr chair cars on day
trains
Fox SPARTA AND WINoNA and points in Minnesota
one through train daily, with Pullman sleepers to
WinOna.
FoR DUBUQUE via Freeport two through trains
daily, with Pullman cars on night trains.
| For DUBUQUE AND La CROSSE, via Clinton, two
through trains daily, with Pullman cars on night
train to McGregor Iowa. ..-
For SIOUX CRY AND YASKTON, two trains daily Pull
man cars 10 Missouri Valley Junction.
For LAKE GENEVA, four trains daily. s..,.
FoR ROCKFORD, STERLING, kESoSHA, JASEsyiLLEl
and other pointsyou can have from TWO totem tran
daily.
New York Office, No 415 Broadway; Boston onice
State Street; Omaha Office, 253 Farnham Street
san Francisco Office l2 Montgomery Street; Chica
go ticket Offices: 62 Clark street, under Sherma
House; corner Canal and Madison Streets; Kinz
Wells Street depot corner Wells and KinZie Street
For rates or information not attainable from yov
home ticket agents, apply TO
| w. II. STENsETT, MARVIN IIUGHITT,
| Gen. Pass Agt, Chicago Gen. Supt, ,Chcao
..H Feb, 4, ,76-iJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Blreau 0es Wcbauoe Sn!peftors,

Baltimore, 0eu ). Junt 1876.
Ser @ebduoe Snipator 9at GrlanbniB= @eiu6e
mn folgenoe SauzYruleaien erbalten:
Don :. S. SUMTER UNI aiide, bel 12 TuB, btnter
Str. t42. @rO6ftr.;
ter Wr. 3S9. ytorb rb:tSiImoritr.;
ron .. u. Do,pIoR umt DampiteiieI unb gaidine
bon S=Yjeroefrnft, gtr. 143, 8in9fr.;
uno S somSsroad5, on gsr. 2ss. MOrosyroaouas; o.
bon Uicslfee Yruber um offenen Shnppen. IL
bei IL Eus, hiutsr ar. go, Siio<Yoppletonfr.;
pou ). 1tiGmau UNI 9eI6loiienen Shuppeu, Il
bsi ii Nub, binter Nr. 32l. Noros @apitr.;
bon 3. Dic8aa uIll offenen Shnppen, bel 10 g.,
biuter ytr. 3i6, Wulbertohr.:
pom 8. 2E. asioel uM Sommeroad, Rr. 20.
RON 3. u. gmitb um alds, 12 bel t3 0ub, binte,
ytr. Al, Glib o.9iImortr;
bon 8. 6. @rabam uIn offeuen Shuppen, 10 be-
Is Sub. binter Der gdr Der 5ebsral= uno Atsauitb'
Stra6e;
BON {. weinrd UNI oifsnsu gduppeu, 9 Del 12
fSuB. binter yfr. 29s, 9arforo sapenne;
bon Z. DeIber nm offenen Sbuppen, 16 be 16 g.,
binter yir. 81, Rrroz eroaopau;
Don M. 5eab Sosn um oif'nen Stuppen, bel
t3 BuB. biater SIR. q. Sloz Striderhr.;
binter Der ytorowet>Gde Der San,uerz uno @rosffr.
pou u. y. Soufou um oifenen Sbuppen, 10 be
20 BuB. bin er gtr. i, Jobnhr.;
butter gtr. 40, eeeitr.;
pou @elfton & Brucer um sommerodner. Gr. T.,
3uno !, Oa.YattimOrsitr.;
Sab, binier ST. 800, sy2 unO 3el, Sf.Iaaisar.;
pon s. s. Barran9er um geitofenen Sbuppen.
6 bel 10 Su6, binter Wr. 63, UlcGloerrnftr.;
pom W. W. Wlc@lelan um Sommeroadb, ylr 20
PofsS SifieesApenue;
bon 8 Bssolo uni Staa, 6 bel 10 Sub, biuter De
Gde Der 9boptanf= unb 5apetteitr.;
BON 8. Seip um Danlpifeiiei BON 6=Yferoefraft
Str. 337 uuo 339, SitzYionumentitt.;
Don e. Us. eaib UNI offeueu S.puppen, 10 bel 1.
1uB, biater Wr. 90, Bruueifr.;
bon y. @onins um offenen Sduppen, 12 bel Il
SuB, butter Der Gde Der Sarrtion= uuo SSarettefir.
BON Q. ". Daus um offenen SGupped, bet
Sui, 6i inter ytr Sc, Senrettaftr.;
Don e. @oof um ofienen Shuppeu, 10 bel IA 5uB
btuter gtr. 233, AIice Nnnftr.;
bon e. @arr UNI offenen Shuppen, f2 bel 16 Sui
binter Wr. 220, Siio=S Saroltuefr.;
Don s. Stouffer nm offenen Shuppen, 4 bel 9 g..
butter ytr. 443, aerin9tonftr.;
pon g. s. @liott um Sommeroad rno Stan.
bet 10 6u6, butter oer Cue Der eombarbz uno @arep
Sua6e.
Or benad,rtd,tiet oaher MHe, Gle es ansebt
6aB Z, gamita8. ben 10. SUM, Yormittass 10 u9l
In letnem giirean anpeien0 ietn miro. um beiast
@ein9e In Grpasuns 3u siefen un6 oariber iblu
su faiien. Sm NIftra9e: ". g. 91atftnS,
(120) &lerf oeS @eb6ubez5nipeftor re
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0ermtid)te tele8rapbii6e
SeOeSd1ett.

= Der SunoeS.S S.Srle9So1mpfer yWarlon,
meldtr Dor Sursem nat Dem 0iiO @ranOC
beorDert uurbe, erbielt am SamIta9e Seiebl
na9 europa ab5ulegeln.
-Senrp 6uling aus Foro. Carolina, ell
Stralins pes 3uGtbauies tnGIbang, N.zD.,
lit begnabigt moroen.
- @tne llnteriuduug gegen prn. S. q.
Solbclap, friibereT Steuereinnebmer in 9lt=
lanta, @a., iueI6er bci6uloi9t woroen; llntcr,
d,leife begangen III baben, T9ab Die OOQi9e
llni6ulb ocS Iugefla9teu.
- 9ieHepublitaner bon Maren9o @ountp,
@d., eiuem Der bebeutenofen ytegers @ountiea
iln Staate, taben iidl BON Spencer'S f5liigtl
losgeiagt uno unteritiisen bic 9lnti=SpeHcer.
Delegation.
- 4m 28.Mat ltarb in Sort@ibion, Sno..
Serr., Sberitllert. 3reaomcG 0iOore, Siilfs.
General Quartierneiiter.
- Sn 9uuDalt, Srlanh, muroe am Sanls
tlge Oa8 BettidieBen Der iriiden Sdiiter
fir Die 2lusmabl elmer @eIpanui6aft, ,uelft
Srlauo bel Dem internationalen Yrcisi9ieBer
i'll Bbilaoelpbia uertreteu fol-, fortgeisbt. Di,
nteiiten Greffer purbeu BON 5rn.@ s. Sobnfton
geidOHen.
= Sin AeIti9er, bon i9uerem 9tegeE be
gleiteter Sturm rid]tete geitern i'll Der llmge
geno BON StarfeD, gates. .@ountn, N..0.
betrddltltd1eu Sd1Q0en Qil
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8alimore M0, W}omta9, ben 5. SnMt 1875.

yaabe ct. Saul, Minn., seidab eine
blutige Shat burf einen 0eutideu. Srte.
ori6 Sdmsisel bradte ieinem Sdrpager
@onrab Baite. Der in jener @esenO cine
8ntbihaft bdlt, cine gefabrIidje SauB.
tpunbe bel. Sraa Sdmetgel bate lbreu
0ianu psrlaiien unr bel 8aife eine 3ufudts-
itdtte ssfunben. am seuannten Radmit.
tage fam nun Shpeisel betrunfeu 3u Saite,
uno nad) fur5em 8ortwediel ifoB er ieinen
Sdwager in bic Srut, cine pislleidt t0btlidbe
8unbe peruriadeno. Die &unoe bon ber
@reueltbat uerbreitete itf raid; ein 9aufen
aufgcreister Meuideu fam 5uiammeu, ergriff
ben Moroseieaen, leste ibm eineu Strid nm
ben pals uub mar eben I'm Seariffe4 ibn gu
bGngen. als Elm fatboliid]er Gcilliber ct.
i9ien uno orrf eiuoringlidles 3IreOen bic
2eute permofte, Oonibrem SOrbaben cbsuItes
ben uno @b,petsel Oer Seb6rben oes @ouns
tps gSaibinaton aus5uliefern.
Sn Bbilab belphia erbdn9tc f6 Der
So Sabre alte Eranf Ma1.
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Der @tftmtorS ttt q Gaitott, Bemtti. :
8rose %tafresMn8 unter Des
ReO0Ifernua.


Cation, Bennir 8. Snui. = Son Der
un9liidlidleu 6amtlie, peld)e uorgeitern ner-
giftet fuuroe, 1T jebt eIn orittes Mitglieo,
DfoieS Sdug, init SoSe abgegangen. Die
Gorpners Sum, meldle nod INNER iuSitun9
ift, bat bic Sbatiddle conitattrt, baB 4rienlf
bas Silt mar, melheS gebraudt murce, nm
ben aatiee Der unsiiidlideu Samilie su einem
tDotliGen Srante Su MAIDEN; berielbe entbtelt
@ift 9erug, Inn 100 Meni1en su tSoten.
Das@elb, ipel9es fid) tm6auie befauo, rparo
9eitoblen, oageaen maren bic Bombs NIB an
bern gYcrtbpapiere unberiibrt geblieben. Die
Sbatiaae, bas erit fiirslidl in bemielben Srte
an SatobOouns einSiau5morb periibt rpurbe,
trdgt oasn bel, baB Die Yep6lferuns elm f0rms
lid1er Yanif ergrifien. Gie earos'i6e &obz
nnng 1T 5eitdnoi9 bon elmer groBen Menideit.
meu9e um9eben.
t Sente abenO CAB bic 9sidenidaH Surp
ihren Sprnh oh; iie erfantte, SaB Wartin
S. uno Otarp anu 2aroS uno 0toies Sd)us
our6 Gilt itarben, ueldes linen BON @llen
s. 2aros i'll bas Gfen ssmiiht ipurSe. -
Der angefiagte til Elm Sobn non Wartin uno
Wtarp Ann aaros, uuo iit elm SauIebrer.
@r puroe uerhaftet uno bot ieitoem 9eltanoeH,
bab er leine @ltern nno 6rn. Sdng per9iftete,
nm bas @elo, lscld3es iid i'm 5auie betauo,
| sM erlangeH,
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Sie gflaperei In 8raiiIieit .

81 en- Yorf, 3. SUM. = 0le Ngenten
Der bruiiiianiiden Yoitbampfer pioeripre den
Der angabc, oab ourd ihre 8ampfer Sflauen
mad, @io Sansiro bef0roert wiirben. 9ie be-
baupteu, oaB Oas 5piidenbed ibrer Dampfer
nid,t 9rOs genu9 lei, nm LOG Stlauen aui
eirmal auf5unehnten, unO 9eten an, baB, TO-
meit ihre Sfifie in Setrudt fomnlen, nie
nlebr, ais 20gteserlaui einmal bon einem bras
iilianiiNen 6afeii nad eiuem anbsrn bef6roert
noroen ieisH, llno ielbit beie ipdreI nidt
Sflapen, ionoeru 8eoiente bon &ajiitertz
8aiiaatereu Qemeieu,
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gerattTdte seDefd1em Gus Re,ps

@ew.gort, A. SUM. - Sob .gtOtiruns
geitern Oiorgen 1929.
: Ser gefteru perDffentlihte mDdentlibe
8antberi9t gibt iolscnoeu guswetS: slbI
uahme Der 9arleben $813,200, 3unabme Der
Spesie $120,300, 3uaabme Der 9cgal. Genber
s2,476, 100, Sunahme Der 0epofiten s2,2l7,=
900, Ibnebme Der @irfulation $l15 400, 3uz
nabme Der &eierue $2,O41 1925.
= Bic SpeSie -Seridifiung betru9 in letter
@obe $937, ,732.
= Der Dampfer nHedar" iit Don Bremen
bier etugctroffen.
: Die 0ampfer Spain" unb yGitp Of
Gbefer" trafeu Don 9ioerpool bier Elm.
: Ser Oampfer uaSriatic" traf BON 2iDers
pool bier ein.
= Der Yianift 6ans D. Siilop reifte ges
fern nad] europa auriitf,
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@rnroifetiiIea1ttt0 etMer &trdle.

iteinleauns bee ct. Yauls.&ird)e ber Bauli.
Sater fano heute OIL Der gde Der So.
StraBe uno 5. Ioeuue itatt. alle fatboliiden
Sereine, nit ausunbmc bes y4lteu OrcenS
Der 6ibernier," meld,er nnter oem Sird,sn'
bann itebt, betbeiltgten ii6 oil Der Broseiilon.
0ieielbe mar gegen 5000 Otann fart. Die
itof Gorrtgan poll3ogen. GarOiual DtcSloS
In nobnte Der Eeier bel.
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Ser 9ampfer vSriemtal" attf ren
Str0tt0 QeI0ttfcu.

8 t ON, A. Sunt.-O1r Oampfer ,.Srieltz
tal," Der ySoton.S Sapannab =Oampierlinie"
angeb5rt9, rannte beute lpGbrenb eiue5 Jtebels
auf Der r33,sbanb-geOge" fsit. 9ie Mann,
idaft unO YaiIagiere murDen BON einem
S9ooner 9erettet nnO famcn fur; ua4 Dtits
ternadlt bier an. Ntan beridJtet, oaB Der
ySriental" uolI gSafer if; Der Serag Der
Se'9GOignng if nod ui9t ermittelt.
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sas sonttfa9s9c5eS IN 5ie,u gorf.

ytem Dorf, 4. SUM-. - Sie S0l3llten
fabuoeten beute mieber eifri9 auf llebertretet
Ser Sountag sgeiese unb Oerbafteten etiua so
oerielben. Ssper rerielben purbe inter 500
Siir9i6aft geitelIt, :pelde prompt 9eleiitet
wuroe. @s uerlautete, baB cine 8assta auf
@ilmore'S @arten gema6t unb berielbe ge=
idlof:n wetbeu iolle; sS purosn iebod) nur
IS in oemielben 0ngeitellte Iufparter osr=
haftet
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Namiltett. .SrQa50tc Il, Suiunts.

ct. .2outs, 3. Sum.-01e leiden etneS
Mannes, elmer 6rqu unb eines oreiidbrigen
Wdb6:nS ipurOen geitern III enem @eb6lse
in Der gtdbe bon gelleuiue, ST., gefunoell.
Die Srau nnb OaS&ins paren ourd) ben Sopf
selhoEen, Der Mann battle einen S1uB burd)
Die Srult. Nus Der Sage Der 9eiden erbelt,
oaB Der Mann 5uerit Die Srau uub oas 8tub
ermorbete uno bauu ftd5 ielbit umbratte.
0eute, pcldle in Der Ndbe mobner, beriateu,
oab ite am 0onneritags =abenoe bret S9tilie
hHrtpn
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@rnIofipll ltilo 8rGt,o.

Cincinnati, 3. SAM. - Sine Spe.
sialz 0epei9e be8 Commercial" ans Dteaoz
billie melSet: r6eute gtadmittag idlu9 Der
@allOnen Stob0l entbielt. Ger Sebalter CT.
rlOoirte unb ra8 Seucr tbeilte fid] ctnem arz
oeren Sebdlter NIT, beiieu Snbalt iidb auf
1000 @allouen belief. Ser 9 rluit miro
auf 500, 700 9eid)dtt."
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Sie Sii0lidtett @iica0abmen

IS a | b1ng IN, 3. Snlt. = Senator
8aparS reidte beute cine Sill ein, melde uers
orbuet, Die s3,it, pdbrenb pel1er Die 6et,
.uurgen 5wii6cn Der &e9ierung uno geruiiicn
iHbltd)en @iIenbabnen Der Nrte pom 81.
Sebrnar 1875 gemdB abge4loiien merSen
nliiiieu, auf ein Sabr 81 erneuern. Die Bill
beitin,mt ferner. baB feiue ben betreienoen
8abren 5nfommenoeu 8eite btsablt werben
iollsu, bis Die 6eduungen I'M @tnflang nit
hen1 @eipt,e nenrnnPt finn
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Die Gimetnuatier Wplosud,er.

@tpctnnaft, 3. SUM, : Nus Brtefen
bon WltslieberR Der betoen grpebitonsn,
weld)e BON bier mad cen Slad=oills abgin.
gen, 9ebt terpor, baB bic Seridte iber Die
grmorouug BON IL WiitglieGern Der @olton'z
i1ef @rpebttion burf Suoianer rlnbc9riinbet
iinb. Beioe @rpebitouen tameu in GUITAR
Stir an, obne BON Snbtanern beldiii9t norSen
al ipiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
orninir,itta pn,l Wricffertt i.

OF. 9oni8, 4. SUM. = S5n Der tatboli-
iden ct. SDbannissSirde wurben beute II
GanbiOaten ais 9rielfer oroiuirt; unter Den.
ielben befanoen it4 1U oeutlde Staoenten,
melde aus Deutlhlano auSpauoerten, neil
iie fi1 6iirft 8iSmard's Bolitif geaen Die ia.
thoiiid)e 9teliglOn nidt unterwerien fpollten.
Die @eremonie'n mnroen BON oem 6odln.
giidof 8San noQsoaen.
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Gin jmugsS NaDehen poa etnem
WcGerfaQbett erS61uiScft.

Cheyenne, 99pomtng, 4. Suni.- Sem
nie Dtarttn8, IS Sabre alt. ipuroe beute bon
einem SwDlfidhri9en ytegerfnaben 9eidoiien
unb au9enblidlib get6Otet. @S 1T nit)t erz
mittelt, oh Der Gnabe ben SduB poriatlit
QbfclIerte, ober nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Ter1aftnttS betriigeriiGer Be-
62fffeT

5arrisbnrs 9a., 8. SUM. - Mar-
ibaa 9. Smitb, elm sanSliit i'm S9atamte
ocs StaateS 8eunislu uuS Sobn u
8ascuer, friiber aan5liit i'm auoitors, amte
fpur0en beute auf @riuden beS @ounerneura
Sartranft tpegen zines 8eriudes, Die StaatS.
faiIe I'M $4,000 su betriigen, oerbaftet. Der
beahiidtigte yetrug murbe rurd ben Sfat
meiiier Der Stabt Scranton, lorn. Miq8'
paugb, ullfgeOedt. Derielbe befannte. oaB ei
iid) auf Serlansen Der beiben Ansefla9ter
oaSu peritanoen bdtte, $4,000 weniger, als e>
eingenolamen bdtte, in ieiuen Sii6ern einsu
traaen. 9mitb unb Wagoner tpuroen nntsi
ie $4,000 4iiroidldff oeffellf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Dom NeDrO.

@ewsDorf, 3. SUM. = Dom Bebrc,
&aiier bon Sraiilien, neba Gemablin nnb
Segleituns fam UNI 10 llbr beuts 4beno
| bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
a,,,, e Nortmouu.

@ripart @ud swansis Prosent in Strumpt=
maaren, Sanbiduben uno nntertleteern.
gomsnz Serreuz II. 9tuber.5oncp= Strumpfwaaren
Der lesteu gsobe, tdsItt erhalten tn
wr. ts9. sSeus8aItimorf@, 5fuiften South
uno ealpertitrose. (Dlait6, ,2DfteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-05
Wifn3beriMf.

gB a hlng 0 II, 3. SlInl. = Nu5 0cm
8erthte bcs Or. 2;nperman erbeut, beB
tpdbrenS oes Monats Wtai @olomiinsen gum
ystra9e bon $3,176, ,169 geprGgt muroen; an
y5raoe=9ouars" rpnrben $318, 100 geprGgt,
Silberi9eioelniinSe $2,I9O,10 gtidet- mo
&upfermiiu5en $12 2,475. SIM @an5cn purOen
10,2l5, 1914 @oloitiide geprdgt, beren Gez
ianmtmertb S5 ,696, $40 Crreid)te. Die Wtiin>
gen werben lnfolge Ger idbrlideu Ibre6uung
am 10. .. 90. seid)lohen merpen uno etma IA
Gage lang 9eifloiisn hleiteu. Som Suli
an miro monatlid fir $3,OOO,OOO Stlberz
flpi11npIh npnr1 ot nnprAptr
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Cuba.

Saoanna, ben 4. Stunt. = Die Stabt
@iegu be Npilla in Der SuriSoiftion SantO
@lpirito muroe in Oef ytaht oeS &c. Wtai
BON 1900 meiitens beritteuen Sniur9entcr
uuter Marimo @omes an9e9rrifeu. Die Be-
lasung mar 400 Otann fart. Die Snlurs
genten lpur0en nod elnem uer5peifelten 9e<
fedte Suriidgeihlagsn ms 5ogen itd) obne
Ssrfol9ung Suriid. Sic batten 80 Sobte
uno 20 Serpunoete. Ser ipaniid)e Serluit
hptrnn 2 Snhte unh WsrmlInNete.
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3iuoer>Suti6en

betSeiurid Stwarh
Nr. 211, gBeft~Baltimore@, uabs e9arles SttaB'
G,a eroBss aiiOrtiment nlr oon Den oefe" Uao''
tautsu, um Sc uno auIpdrts.
Setnrtdb Thrpara,
Rr. 2,t. Nsefs Baltimore, nabe &harlesir
ftt5 81 7.33.q.45.5t.c9)
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Sic Health Lift,

elm completes @pmnaium in iit ielbf. eriorser
uur ,ebu Ninuten tdslit. Gs 1T elm 2onicum fir
bos @ebirn, Die Rerpen uno Diustelu. Is oerbaist
Srautbsitsu uno linosrt troniide ncbel.
9r. u. 8. WeoHat BON Stooflsn iast: "ss TIT
Sor,iaIid seeisuet fir solde, fuele duotten ODER
pte( Ften, uno fir Dameu, pelAs ON Ufutters uno
aubern Sdbmdten leieen." Barlors fiir Oamen uno
Serrsn: Str, 40, Horo.GharIeSarate.
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