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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
CHEAP FARES
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
Will Our Republic Ever Look
Upon Its Like Again

No occurrence since the days of the Revos
luton has wrought up the feelings of our pa
triotic country loving native and adopted citi>
zans, as the Great Exhibition in Philadelphia,
which has assembled representatives from ev~
cry civilized nation on the face of the globe.
OF course there were some misgivings as to the
success of this cyclopian affair, and Congress
was loudly called for, to aid the proper cele-
bration of our One Hundredth Birthday as a
Nation. The friendly feelings exhibited by the
whole world, with whom we are at peace, early
gave assurance to the managing directors, Eof
the ultimate success of the Centennial Exhibi-
ton. AS we look over the 450 acres of that
part of Paramount Park devoted to the Centen-
NAL, and the miles of magnificent buildings in
which are crowded the productions of the
world, and the daily assemblage of an hundred
thousand persons, can We say that the great
Fair which commentaries our Nations birth,
and which has awakened new interest in that
memorable event, the signing and Declaration
of our Independence, is failure? We say
emphatically, NO!
The Great F. WAYNE & Pennsylvania Rail-
way Line have brought into requistion all of
their new, elegant, costly and luxurious Hotel,
Sleeping and Drawing-Room Pullman Palaces,
to accommodate visitors. The tracks of this
favorite, short and most direct line, lead d.
rectly into their New Centennial Depot, con-
venicncesappreciated by all. 1t must be re-
membered that no other road runs their Sleep
ing cars into Philadelphia direct, without
change, The reduced rates created by the
railroad war has madef the fares about one
half of the regular tariff. Round trip Centen-
NAL tickets, good for sixty days. with privilege
of stopping off at any point, may be purchased
over the TT. Wayne & Pennsylvania Railway
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
Farm for Sale.

One mile southwest Of the village Of Bloomington !;
40 acres of fne prairie land we'll watere9 ana
fenced 100 acres under cultivation. Price 300 w
per acre. Time to suit purchaser. ,.,nr,,
Bloomington, Wis, July 6. 1875. l7H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27

Land, 46,025 acres, 372, roo.
Village property of Fennimore Centre, 1877.
| Total valuation, s5IS, los.
In the year 1875 there wore Guilt
waited 5,503 acres of wheat, 3,289
acres of oats, 5,995 acres of corn, 294
acres of flax, 40 acres Of barley and
% acres of rye; total of 5,245
acres; about one-ffth more was sown
with tame grasses. These are our
principal crops. Wheat, of late does
not do we'll on account of the ravages
of an insect we call the chintz bug.
The nationality of the inhabitants
is American, English, Irish, German,
Norwegian and Scotch.
At the town election, April 4th,
1875, were cast 223 votes, and the
following officers elected !: Jacob
Baumgartner, Chairman, Daniel
Baxter, William Marsden, Supervis-
ors Melford p. Smith, Clerk Graz
ven Shuttlew orth, Treasurer Peter
Can eron, Ass, ssor; Ohio Shrader,
Rufus Green, S N. Jones, Justices of
the Peace
w have no railroad, but in the
year 1873 a man named Williams
contracted to build a narrow guage
railroad to run from Tomah in Wis
consin to Chicago in Illinois, Said
road to pass through the village of
Fennimore Centre, and to BIO ready
for the transportation of freight and
passengers within period of three
years, dating from July 9th, 1873.
To aid the man Williams in this un-
dertaking, the people agreed to raise
the sum of $4,000. At the present
day no advance has been made in the
enterprise, the road being as yet even
unsurVoyed, and only three weeks
of the time allotted being unexpired,
therefore the money was not raised.
| hope that the reader of this, at
the centennial of 1876. will not have
to complain that the village of Fenni-
more Contro is still in want of rails
road communication, but instead, re-
joice inibeing able TO record that it is
fourishing railroad city, and the
township garden of wealth and an
abode of happiness for its inhabitants.
JACOB BAUMGARTNER
IpIv A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
raw FURS WANTED.

sEyp roR PIECE CuKzKsr TO A. Il. BUkAHAHDI
q Co NanufactureTs and Exporters o. American fE
SKINS II3 West Fourth st, Cfne1nnsti. ne
~ Ire hirhest prices current IN America Shippng 70
sem dEeet viii the prohts Of middsusn, and e
prompt cash returns, >.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27

HAYES 81 WHEELER CLUB.-The
Republicans of Lancaster took the
initiative steps to org anize Hayes
81 Wheeler Club on Saturday evening
last. Hon. J. Allen Barber was by
the popular voice made chairman of
the meeting, and L. J. Arthur Secre-
:ary. A committee was appointed to
select permanent officers who report
ed as follows:
PRESIDENT. Allen Barber Vice President
&C. II. Baxter, J. A. Jones; Treasury-M.
NJ. Zeiglar Secretary-John Cover.
The next meeting, at which per-
manent organization will be affected,
will be held at the court house on
Saturday evening. The attendance
of every Republican is desired at that
time. Let there be general turn
ont
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27

5000 90 REwARE.-We understand
that Sheriff Mccoy offers 5000 re-
ward for the capture and return to
him of the burglar, Crotty. He is a
young man, about twenty-five
years of age, about feet 10 inches
high and slender. He wore when he
left, white shirt, and had pair of
blue over-alIs and pair of dark
colored pants also black hat. He
is desperate character and probab-
ly has in his possession a revolver.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
MARRIED.
DIED.

At jamestown, July 81, 1875. by +. Lyster, ESD \,
Mr. John u. Dean and Miss Sarah Foster, all Of Du-
huaue. Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
DUBUQUE.
MILWAUKEE,.
80 IL nr 4

REMEMBER THIs.-Now is the time of the
year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Coughs,
Colds, and fatal results of predispc sition to
Consumption and other Throat and Lung Dis
ease. Boschee's German Syrup has been
used in this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without a single failure to cure.
II you have not used this medicine yourself go
to your Druggist, James A. Jones, and ask him
10 It's wonderful success among his customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case. If you
have no faith in any medicine, just buy a
Sample Bottle of Boschee's German Syrup for
10 cents and try it. Regular size Bottle IS
cents. Doa't neglect cough to save rs cents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27

DIED.
In Cassville, July 2, 1876. of scrofuia Melissa g..
youngest daughter of Charles and Rebecca Knapp
aged II years, months and days
God saw fit to take our sister,
From world of sin snd care,
To a home hey ond the river,
Where the loved ones know no care.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
L the world of bliss above;
There with angels we will greet thee,
Greet the one we dearly love.
D. X.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
AT PLATTEvILLE.
AT sPECHT's FERRY.

MONTH"; 7
accommodations. 6:l6 a M Accommodation. 3:55 p n
Express L Mail 9:4l a IN Express & Mail. $50 m
Reduced rates on ground trip tickets to and from
all points on G. d 4 VI and 9. G. D. roads. Fare
70 Dubuque and return 50 cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27

The Republicans of Muscoda organized a
Hayes & Wheeler club on Monday evening
Maj. Geo, Il. Frank was elected President and
Col. J. B. Moore, Vice President. G. II. OAR
lington and R. B. Mcintyre were selected for
Secretaries. A large number were enrolled
for the campaign Meetings will be held
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27
Stop Your Cough !

The wonderful results and immense sale of
Hale's Cough Cordial the past season, ought to
ing to continue the same liberal offer that we
have heretofore, viz: Any person suffering
with cold, cough or sore throat, who will
call at w. B. Bakers Drug Store and pur-
chase bottle of Hales Cough Cordial, use
one>half of it, and if they then conclude
that it is doing them no good, they can re-
turn the balance and receive back their
money. Who would not test this medicine
on such liberal terms? No medicine ever sold
in this vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will try
it. 40m6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-07-27

July 4. 1875
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

! Der Sampfer ~ Or / q t / G." tpel6er be-
| ihulcist 1T, ben Yadet Sampfer n9arpeit'
Queen" in ben @ruuo gebobrt 81 baben, Ioll
bel ieiner beooritebenben Nnfunft in Stem
gorf NIT Beidlag belest rperoen, bis feline
Gigentbiimer $350,OOO Siirsitaft geltellt
babsn. Ste itno BON ben Gefibern bes unz
tersegarsenen S6ifies auf $4,000 Sha=
benerias uerfln9t tporoen, neil oieielben nun=
i1ihr felt iiber3eust fiuo, baB sie ermabnte
Selhuloignng cine pobl begriinoete TIT. 9leie
ueber5eu9uns itiitt iib bauptladltd) auf ben
llmltano, oaB Elm ebemnli9er Steuermann Der
y6aroeft Queen" Die BON Der Wannl6aft
Der !, aoriatic" aufsefild)ten Sadeln alS bas
Gigentbum Der Griteren ioentif5irt bat. @r
behauptet, bic 5Dl5er-ielbit 9eidlniet su baben
uno ile teshaIb genan 5n fenneu.
gSieber bat eln 0eulIf]er in u ep=D ort
Selbitntorb begangen. Geo. Reitlnger, @i=
9entbimer nebrerer Sleiidbadereien in yfr.
142, attornepitr., unO III uno 173, Suf=
folfitr., fam Samifag 8ormittag um II llbr
aus ieinem @eidGftslofale in feline sSObuung
Scr. 161, Suffolfftr., uno ging in Elm 53im<
mer, in rueldem er feline Bapiere auIbeuabrte.
Cine Stunoe ipater bDrte 6rau Heitinser
etnen YiitolenihuB uno iano, als iie ms
s3immer elite, ibreu @atten in icillem Ylute,
oaS etner Shubmunbe in Der re6ten S9lGfe
entitr5mte, liesen. Nuf eiuem Glide int
3immer lagen Papiere uno 9te6nunsen, nit
beren Ourd)ldt 9ieitiuger anihenenO be-
ifaftigt mar, als ihm bIe SOee, Selbftmoro
au begeben, fam. &eitinser lit 81 Sabre alt,
felt 1851 i'm 4anbe uno algemeiu gead)tet.
Yefunidre Serlesenbeit mar ote 8eranlafung
gum Selbftmorb. 6r. Neitinger ltarb CONT
tag Haft Inn 1O8 llbr.
Am Samita9 murDen Die Stiible unb Gilt
ridtuusen oes@r. Glitter -S6uppens Der Ya.=
@tenbabn," in y btla belp hi a, in mel
dem DfoooD & Sanfeg ibre Serlammluns
gen abgebalten battens Dfientlid neritel9ert.
Gtn5elne Gegenitanoe braaten fabelbafte
Breiie, J. 8. Die Stiible in benen Moobp,
Sanfep, Yrafoent Grant, 8eorge 8. Stuart,
Soup. Sartranft rnb 4nbere geleIlen batten,
pelte fir 20 uno 25 Dollars pro StId per-
tauft wureen. Gin Sr. Sohn Sielos tauite
5obn gSanafer's Stubl fir s47.5O. 3pst
llte Sanotiider, bic BON Sanfen beniiet pa>
.en, brad)teu Sc unb Wooog's Sanbtii1er |
2 StId bic in irseno einem 2aben iiir 25
Sents pro Stiid su baben iiuo) uurben fir |
$3.50 oon Seorgs >. Stuart setauft. Soibua |
:. galleD erparb biei Blattform fir $125.
Die Glide uno Stiible, an beneu bic Seri9t- |
'ritatter lid abgequdlt batten, muroen nit 30 |
sents pro Stif usridleuOert. S9n0oe llns
Gin Reger bel 8 i1tuati, Hame1s
Sbcs. Iuoerion, serietb Sonutag Qbenb nit
Senng Saglor III Streit, nobel Gebterer in
zen 9faden 9eitodeH, aber niht abiolut t0Ots
Id nerlebt mur6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
sieuere 8ertdlte bon Wiertfn.

9apanna, Z. Sebruar.- Ser Oampf1r
,@itp OF Wferico" tam beute Norgen bon
Sera @ru5 bier on. Oerielbe bringt folgenDe
Nahridten aus Der Stabt Wterlfo: Sn @ua.
nabuata baben Die @enerGe Dias unb@ucrra
Wtaniieiie erlaHen, in oeneu iie oas Solf 81
elmer 8euolutiOn auforpern; Der 3ped oerz
ielben tit, cen @orfirio 9la5 an Seiaba's
Stelle gum 8rdiioeuten gu ma6en. Ser
slusbru9 eiHer 9teuoiutlon miro allgenein
beiiird)tet.
Die Settung .Ewo 3epublics" iagt, ta5
bic @ieoerermdblung 2erbo's &rieg beOsrtet.
Die @eiddfte itnO geldbmt. Ser auiellts
baltsort uon Oia3 rft lubefannt.. gS miro
berthtet, oab Dtarques, mel4er rodhrenO beS
&aiierreld)s betannt mar, OF Die Spite Der
&ird1enpartei tIcten mo Die 6epolution gegen
2erbo fiibren mirb
Das rSrait o'llnion" iagt i'm getrefi Der
nafgeiu9teu @rlaub1iB, Die giebpiebe auf
mertf1nlides @ebiet perfolgen su Dlrfeu, pab
bic msrifaniid3e 9tepublit feline iol6)e @rlaubz
uiB ertbetlt.
Wan ia9t, oaB Merifo bon ben Ser. Staae
ten fiir Die letten Streiisii9e S9abeneriab
nerlangen piro.
Sen. Gortina bat @rlaubniB erbalten, in
Der Staot Beiude MAIDEN su biirfen; er
mtro BON eiuem @efdngniBbeamt begleitet.
Gin BSbelhaufe fteiltgte fiirsltd Die pro-
teftantlife Stride in oerBlasa San Sernanoo.
DIE Yrotetanten in Acapulco uebmen raid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
Nlnrfi.

Die gtebl 3ufubr betrug 1898 TGNer.
gS mar etwa5 rebr ltmiab, Die 4reiie ieooh
unperGncert; pcrtnuit wul0en 2300 6GIier.
9le gSai3en 3uTuhr belief fd auf $500
uno Der Sorratb IN otu Glsoatoren auf H..
$50 Sdefiel; ucrtduit luurO2u 1900 Sdcf-
iel. Der Mtartt nar NH.
Die Mais 3ufubr bttrug $1,000 unb Der
Sorrath III Den @icUatoren 640,85 Sdeffel;
ueridlifft uurocu $4,000 Sdciitl. Sitli9er
murOe begebrt uHO mar left, Die Serfdufe be-
trugen 5000 Sdeiicl. gSetliter mar in gutter
gtatfrG9e uuO fet, Die Brelie iiir gemiibteu
etma8 b0ber, ucrIauit muroen 81 POO Sdleffel.
Eroutiioueu. Der Ntuft mar iebr fart
unb lcbbait i'm &Oue; Die Frciie 9ingen III
Die S50bt
Die @aummoa %crfGuie betru9eu $50
Souen. Ser WOrft mar rubtG uno fir quite
Sorteu left.
SOhec. Q8,r uotircu ben Sertauf BON 1000
SGden e. y yDamOpocu" fiir Oen g8eften uno
berttten cen Nnrtt i'm GGgemeiuen rublq
uno etma8 l6weridili5, Die Bretie btebeu ies
bod uuperGnoert.
Die gSht8tel 3rfubr, iomie Ser @orratb
narcn gertng. 2Slr uOtireu meitlidlen, mle
iriilcr, Su Slip! NIT fleiueu 9ertQufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

uno "a 7I16 fir Srief. - amerif. SonbS,
neue 6iinfer LOG. - @rie 15S.
Die 0isfontorate I'M offeuen Warfte be-
trdqt 81 Bros., Brosent uutcr 8anfrate.
Srantfurt a. 3d., Z. Sebr.- Nmerif.
Bombs, meme Siiuier 1913.
2tuerp 7. 6ebruar. - SaumnuoGe
ilau. - Sberl. 7t16.. - Srl. 64 - Ser
fdufe 10, 600 Sal1eu.
2onbon, 7. 6ebrunr. - Die ,.Simes"
iagt in ibrem SinanSartifel, paB iid ieine
amCrif. 6infer mebr ilu Warfte befinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
2tnfunit oeS en9liTdjeu SampferS
Jamaican.

Der e19lllde AompTer ySQmaican," Gapt,
gBinOcr, CUR g2ScicSnoiun & Yatific 90m.
Saqen 0iitsln non IampicO, aierito, Sos
II am "a. San. uerlicB, titr Elm. Ser Dam,
pier mar an prn. ; Gtcicl tonNgnirt uuo piro
ticr 2a0ung Ha3 giptrpool einnebmeu. Or
Captain beridtet ang'Uebmc8 g8etter bic III
ben SapS, leOoh itiirmiidIeS 98stter in Str
8ai. Der ySamotcau" mar gum criien WIa,e
im Iuguit D. s. i'm biciigeu Oafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

iiber gontbamptou abfubr, nmiaBt 495 Sr.
9Otte 8abat, rs Ditto -Sttngel, 52G 6aiitr
Sprnp, 250 Ditto G0teIitWC.Hc=, l55 0lttu
.Ifrnoielidl, 84G,G75 Bio. Sett, 100 SalsH
8aumuoIe, 9 Nti,O .3nilljh, 1929 Sdde
8Iceinamen, 100 pitts 9tmoe, 20 &iiteu GG-
bad, 1000 Sd)siitl Niais, lO4 Gollcn 2eSsr,
$500 6aBbaHben, l. Siiteu 8tid)tr uuo 20.
Semdlbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

malt Wiliams, Ridlter Sobu W. uno @beite
s.. &rum aus ct. 2ouis als QnmGlten. Seil
Shnieqerpater, Der Bunbes= =Warlhall @amp
bell pom nOroli6en 9iifrifte bes Staates
Satnois, uno iein Bruoe., 6. gS. Sabcod
aus &anIas, idBen I'M @eridts3inmer in iei.
ner ytdbe. Ser Oiitrlttsanlualt .. Y. SDer
Spe,ialanmalt Same5 8. SroabbtaO unr
Oiaior 9ucien Gaton eri6tcnen ais Yertreter
Der 0egterunq.
Die 6orralitit bes yNi9ti6ulbiJ>"Se
fennens auf bic Nnflage wurOe i6uell crleotQt
nno Daun iollte nit ber 6ormirung elmer Snrp
beaonnen perocu. Son oen gum 9ei6more.
nelloienfe Sor9elabenen mar MIR ctua Die
S1lfte anpeieno. sic rpuren ans Dem Gountp
ausgepdblt unn@in1ge Don ibnen batteu nid]t
seitig qenug eintreiien f0nuen.
Sr. Sto1rs erfldrte, baB Die Sertbcibi9nu9
nod eiEeu Sag iur @pniuItation beoiiric unb
auG basGiutreffcn midtl9er hofumentariider
Seipeismlttel eriparte. Bic Sertreter Der 9iez
gierung hatten ge9en ben Aufihub JfidJtS
etnsuwenoen, uuo nad fur5er geratbung erz
fldrte 9ti9ter Dillon, oaB Die YroSeBuerbanoz
lun9en bis morgen Triib oerlbober iperoen,
oaB aber o,e 9eihporenen nm llhr rpieoer
aufgerufen piirben, INN 5u ieben, per Dol III
men antpelenb lei.
0as @eordnge i'm Geri9tsiaale wurbe
ourh ein itarfes Yoli5ei= 0etu6en,ent, welhcs
mar, etmas 9eIlllbert. Die 3eu>
gen unb einiae Dttt9lieber Der Rreiie ruroen
I'M smelten Stodmerfe beS RegierunqSgebG
oes sugelaiien. Sor oem @eridtsiaalc mar
cine mebrere ,Sunbert Perionen 5dblenbeMenge
9cute gta1mittag gcidab ni6ts peiter,
auber bab bic 9ei9morenen aufgerufen murs
ben; 27 paren aniueieuo, bieInoereH meroen
lf10r1Pr pr,nnrtpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
Nsae Mn,sigen.
BaItettt
fir 5n(urdaff Wffte,

bQIICuUge
efre 5n(uraaff Wtffe,
eaeDtHssds bon Snutb. unS 9satet> gtsabs.
Oteie @eIeiihdit oeIfdlert soripa9renb ssgen Sers
inft oSer SaaSen our1 Branounslid Iolaobt in Se,
Staot, uie i'm eanbe. alle Nrten BON giseRtbum,
Wobn=, eooenz unb gBaarenhdukr, 5anbeIs glitter,
Aderbauz obufte, gtobetn, Sdus @erdtbIh1iten,
TN Dau besriffeue ooer i'm Saien In eabuus beFnbs
tt4e Tdbr5euge u. (. 70.
Oas Sireftorum befebt aus toIaenoep Serren:
30 m. o. partition Yrdfbenf;
geo. R. Stders, z. Ro6t. Seatins,
0aDto g. Wiliou, 9. Morton Stepart,
Drancis z. Sing, y. &. y1etpcomer,
9enrp Carroll, Srpil1e SortpiS,
u. 9. Steuart, W. 10. 9aplor,
gDn. 8. Bruue, Ssrael @oben,
p. b. 9apff, @eor9e9. 9arrilon.
SBm. 6. Yeuniustrn.
Appltfattons= uub ipeitere stadrtdt iibey
ete Gefeuidaft miro in Der Office, SibmefsGde bon
Southz uno gaterfrase, ert6t,It, mo aud ane Huiz
mage fofort ere6ist ueroen. Serfherunaru rutrben
auf trsens cine 6rif anseuommen. tpeIe Der Npplis
tGut mInlheT mag.
(San1,1SO Hr. Booomortb, Getr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
Gen. 8abcod Dor l5erteht,

St. Youis, Wfo., Z. SebrMar. = Sen.
Babcod eridien beute Morgen Dor Dem gun=
oes.Sreisserihte, nm iid, auf bic 4nflage Der
Iheilnabme an oen Wbistepz zBetriigerelen sit
perantuorten. Gr mar begleitet BON. &ihter
Sabu 6. porter aus 9ter-Dorf, 9n1orp u.
5torrs aus Chicago, @r Bnnbes- -@ensralan,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
WerutifdIte Sepefd)eR ai.S
Refftz zMnrf.

Iemzgort, 7. 8ebr.- Berin $. Cont
mera, peld)er ar9efla9t lit, IN Californian
Sdli9ungen gum Setra9e BON $500, coo pers
iibt 3u baben, muroe hente III Srooflpn bon
einem Sebstmpoli5iffen aus Gan 6ran5iscO
uerbaitet.
- Mooop uno SanfeD er6ffneten bente
abenb ibre Setebrun9stbati9felt i'm Sip
poprome; iiber 5000 Menideu woreu anpet
ieno.
- Oie 2oG Gtnnubmen betru9en beute
$469,00
- Ser lluteri1abmeiiter 5ablte beute fir
Sntereheu $137 900 uno fir etngeioJ gene Dbl
ligattonen $399, 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

D., %,nr,,,,n@bc,, /. etue Dampf= =Bdderei in ger.
III DeEliteIyeu. 81, Gbamss= Gtr., NIT poaz
ff6uoiser Uaibinerie. gtad5uiraseu bel Samss
Yte9olsan, Sir 16, ct. Baulfr. (32.4,6.a.40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
mo,ente merocn fur griiuoer errut.s,

GRIT uad @rIansunq 6es 8dtents tptroeu @ebiihz
zen berednet. q. q & -. g. Spparo,
Rr. 18, econbfraBe. Der 8oit gesen!iber.
C5ebr2, 12Dte) 3iueis- Shreau in Baibiu9ton, De.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
AmtIidle Drifflife.
2 CF|
Baltimore, ben Z. 6ebruar

Baltimore, ben Z. Sebruar 1876.
I. Sd6sr, SoBn I6. 1ebmonn, l8. Q.
?. Ssdmaun, Peter Il. Comp, Suftus
3. Sramber9er, SuoDts IS. Datepta, Soepb5
4. 6rid, &Outs 10. WtIler, Srieorih
10. Srommcper, arnolo 70. 9teuFdnm, GIeo.
6. iSr0hling, 0enru 81. Bond, Soltpb
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II. Slm6ooen, GOIituut 25. 5haler, Sctnrib
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