davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
8ermiS1fcS.

- SEEM Oorfer 8IGtter MAIDEN iebt aus
benz groBcn 9enrD Warb 8ee6er gar
nod einen S9norrer unb beri6ten, baB er,
Der rei6beIotbete Ofann, i'm vStptn>WfDunz
tain>6ouie" ia ben gSetBen Bergen, no er
itets Sen Spit iommer un6 Sriib Serbit
subringt, ME etne 3e6e b%e3able.
Stun Dafir EGlt er ieDen Sonntag I'M
Saale bes @ait ,9auies cine gre6igt, 81
tpeI6er 6ie WGm1lein uno @etbletn aus
peiter l1mgegeno berbetitrDmen, uno ba
6ieie 2eutden neben Der g~etitt9en Nabrung
audi Der leiblt6en lSe6iirfen, 10 miro Der
g8trtb 6ur6 BEN fetten 2odDogel aus 8roof>
Inn, aud tpenn er 6ie1 III auf 1etne &o>
ften %fiittert, eepiB fetne.q Gerluit babe1.
- Gn6li6 bat bod al6 tpieber etnmaI
Elm 0euti6er Elm 0on1nlat ge7
frtegt, pber bielmebr Elm Oeutl6>ungar.
0as pgt. 3. 8eletr. St'urnal~ nelOet
nGntlt6: v0en Sreunben oes General
Wfajors Sultus StabeI iNtrO es cine
angenebme g1a9rt6t ietn, baB Seri elbe gum
Gonlul IN Siaca, Sapan, erna1.u1t 1T, mo-
bin er beretts ietne 9teiie antrat. Die See
%bor3ugung, mel6e General Statel Dor 10
btelen anberen &an6ioaten fir oaileLbe
9tmt fan6, lit tpobl MIR Dem Ger6i emit 5u1
Sul6reiben, bas er fi6 friiber ais conluz
lartl6er 8ertreter Der Geretntgten Sluaten
in gofo6ama erparb,"
= Ser &ebeuen>@ General # r e'e t
lit aus etnem getpaltigen &rteger etn -
S3Gfer getporoen. ST betreibt auf etz
mem @ute BET @atneSbtQe in Georgia etne
S6Gferet i'm 9roBen.
-8om 8farrer Sum 8 3 r1enma f>
Ter bat es Der Geberen6 Geo. Gdron ge>
bra6t. Btsber mar CT al Barfbtue auf
Song SslanO Yfarrer, iebt tpiro er 80rlen>
mailer IN Der SEEM Oorfer Mal1treet, na67
Dem idon lGngere 3eit GbGrles 8el6en, Der
Partner Sap 9oulo's, ie11 Sreunb uno
Gebrer getpelen. 8eSet6ne1l6 lift Der Brief,
tportn Der Notwithstanding 8altor ieinen
NId3ltg aus Dem geiitltdRn Eager erflGrt,
llto Der tp6rtli6 begtnnt: v9a i6 MIDI
enti6loiien, Elm anberes 6 e6Gft5u be-
%tretben, 10 loie i'd bierutit meine 8erbin>
bung NIT Der STRIDE"
= go6 INNER nimnrt 6ie Qusfubr
BON n9ren aus Der 9 II no Ella na6 ben
Ser. Staaten getualfig ob. Oies err
1tebt man audi aus folgeRben 3ablen. eSn
ben eriten iteben Monaten Ser Bier 9enannz
ten Sabre tpurben in 8oIel an lt6ren sur
Nusfubr beflarirt: 1875 fir 2,496, 900 ST.,
1876 fir 1901 900 ST., 1877 fir 1885,
600 ST.
Die 8eer6tgung 8rtgbam
goung's bat itreng 1a6 BEN pon ibm
btnterlaIienen onberbarcn 8erfnz
gnngen itattgefunoen- Setne 2ei9e
loue-lo bate Der gropbet borgel6rteben-
in 10 retnem un6 geln1toen 3uitanbe pte
1no9lt9 uno 10 LANCE tpie tbnnlt6 aufbe7
tpabrt tperoen. Ser Sarg ioue aus etns
taGen etnunbetnpiertel50utgen Gotbbolsz
brettern beitebeu; an Ser @r0Be ioue nidt
9elpart tperoen, ionbern Der Sarg ioue
stpet 3ol ldnger ltnb 5pet Bis bret 3oa
breiter lett als fir eine8erion ieiner Gr6Be
iiblt@ lei nnb tief geltug, Inn bie 2ei6e
atf Elm baumipolenes 8ett s1 Iegen llnb
tbr Elm hiibi6es &tiien unter BEN &opf gu
9eben. 9te 2ei3e io4e, NIT Der Gempelz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10

gu berfaufeu:: %, 0Ss r,t fir it stms % Re E 5}er pog Sq5rsH
feruer 81 N6er &orn> uno Solstaub; g8obuz unb Jtc5z
baus ont benz Gi9entbnm. Sir etnen beuti6en gSetnz
bauer NIT einem tIeinsR aopitat lit bies cine iidere Nnz
lase. @tan penbe lid an ben Gt9entbimer: ". + otrz
II I Marrer, Mun. ~10lep3p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10

neral ber3Ii6 frnb, baB ibm bieIe MeIbe
bur6 ben iebt ais treuer 8unbeslol6at 6a>
1tebenoenS iour1 6Guptling 8ig> Qtttlez Man
erlpart puroe. 9eBterer par es nGrnli6,
pel6er Dem @ra3p Sorle, ais 6ieier na9
0erettlIng letner Slu6t bon Der &ebGlou6
N9entur 1t0 9e9en feline @efan9ennabme
tpebrte, ben perbGngniBooIen 8Qionnett=
1tth IN ben unterletb DerieBte.
Gen. Sbert0an GuBerte iib BEL Ser
&ulloe bonn SDoe bes SGuptIinos 10:
y@raSp Sorie tpar Elm GuBerit gefG6r@
ltder Wtann un6 au6 lett ieiner Gapitu>
latIon fortDdbrenb uusIfrteoen. Stir ieine
St0uT uno fir uns lit letn Sob Elm Slid.
Ut mar Der tbatfrGftigite uno frieesIltittglte
auer Sto%urbGuptltnge; tpGre n nt6t 0ez
pelen, 10 tDilroe it'd Der lebte Siollrfrieg
1tt6t 10 fur6tbar geitaltet 6qben. @ras0
9orle ubte etnen mG6ti9en @tlflltB auf
Die Eau enoe bon Snoianern ans, 1pelde
ben Srteg tp0uten. @r tpar nt6t nur Der
onerfanrte Siibrer Ietner eigenen 8anbe,
l%onoern letn @influB eritredte ii6 audi auf
Die metlten anoeren 8anben. QQs &riegs>
bauptltng iiberragte er Sen Sitting 8la
melt. Qebterer bat (anfGngli6O BEN Salpt=
rubin fir Sic mtrtli6en Generals Qeiitr1n=
S SNNOV WV wv I"% ~ Oulk Nv
lem erfo6tenen Siege geerntet.
vS6 bOrte nDn @raSp 6orie gum er1ten
Ofal I'M 8inter BON 1875 arf 1876. Gr
ipielte cine 6auptr9ue in Dem oroBen
Eatbe, tpelder oam 1lS am 2ittle 6orn abb
gebalten tpuroe uro trug am meiiten bd3u
BET, odB Der a4genteine Stourfrteg aus
brad. SooaHm nabm feline 8ebeutung
16neu gu. Or lit ungefGbr 80 Sabre aft
getporoen. 0bglet6 er ettpas @ltglii6
D~erltono, be0iette er ii6 @eiBen gegeniber
bod itets nur ieiner Snbtauer= Spra6e, 10
baB man zines Ooln1eti6ers beourfte. Gr
tpor itol3, ia bo6miltbig unb bate Elm gez
btetertl6es Benebmen. 8ioerlpGnitige linz
tergebene be trGfte er aIf5 graulamfte; aber
nnter Der Utaiie Der Snbtaner mar er
neunoh b0bit beliebt, nur anbere 0Gupt>
hinge mo6ten i'm (ans gtei6) ni6t leiben,
Gr btnterlGBt bier SquatpS, cine groBe 9ln=
3abl Stnber uno cine itattltde NnSabL
9fer6e."
90 iprt6t elmer. Ser grDBten @rteger un~
ter ben y8laBgeii6tern" iber ben gefaIs@
men @ra5D 6Drie @inen beIieren NaGraf
bdtte it9 oteier pobI nt6t piini3en t6n7
men.
Qber fir GroS1 6orie 1T es elm Slid,
baB iein getpun0erer Sheridan BEN Qtan,
ibn na6 ct. &1lguitine 81 i6t6en, jeBt ni6t
mebr aIsflbrHn tann. Senn Oas onrttgt
bon ben SpG1liern erri6tete Snrt Waripn,
tDel6es alS Qlufenibaltsort fin beionbere
gefGbrlt6e SSa1btaner otent u16 geoentpGr.
ttg mebrere Der l6ltmmiten @0eDenne> uni
MISUNDERSTANDING beberbergt, 1p!Irbe ben
fretbeitsliebenben &rtegsbGuphinge Del
Stour gar balO entiebli9 enge geDorber
ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
0rpEer 0erNfemMi

@er uns ietue @breie nebit etnem 81 Cents tamp in
einem 8rieFe etnienbet, benz ienoen mir per Goit qenaue
Nustunft iiber ett gang reues @eiddft, pomit irgen6
cine Beriou mdnnltben ober peibltden @ei9le6ts, ouf
ebrltde gSeiie nn6 obne sroBe auslageu unO Otiibe iiber
100 Dollars per Wonat %peroienen fam, obne Eetlen unb
Qebbeln. Rein Q9entI9aitssS umbug, ~ionberu elm e6rz
Iides Sei9dit; Aorelire: Sobm 5oule & 60, @ranbz
piem, &outia Co., Soma. 10lep4pD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10

gei9ab ibr genalt, Iotpie ite gebeten bate.
SIM Stifte Metten angelangt, mar metn
eriter Sang gum 6errn @bt Der 3tpar
duBerlt freun6li6 unb 3uoorfommenb fir
mid mar, lid aber BEN 8orgGn9en
M sc ettener BaIDe 9e9enIber
Ie6r 3urIdbaIten6 benabm, mir
MIR Iebr tpenig oaDon ipra6. 3pil6en
BEN 8~auern66fen unb Ser @rl6etnungs>
fteue auf elmer NnbO9e itebt Ser 8irnbaum,
ipel6er Sen glab beSei6net, ben Sic Wh1tz
ter @ottes gum 8au elmer Stride beittmmte
u1to no le BEN &inbern INNER gegen Den
6inmel entl6tpano. Cine feline 6ol5>
&apeIIe umgtbt nun ben Baum, tpel6e nit
@eibgei6enfen iiberfiiQt it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
G4r 0ferNes9Udltcr !!

Der @OubIut<Sensft ogbrabam 2incoln", - Sabre
alt, 15h 5anO bod, Elm idneles 9ier6. lit fir $3.50
baar ober 9e9en Jaruprobutte 81 pertaufen. Iub miro
Elm anberes 9terb, @aIad ODER 0tdbre, in Saudi sez
nommen. &auiliebbober wOlen Oiierten ~eiuieuben nnz
ter II. #. Stuats3ettuns, pber peri6nIid uOripre6en in
Der Office bieies Slattes. 10lep4u6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10

NcrIo,,fct1 > Sim 80. Nusuit elm gelbmetBli6es
o|++u'itN " Su&ss6luen (gSo0ad) pom 2A Sab
rem, nit we;Bem SleB unr 4 petBen 6iben. Der g8tcz
ber5rinser erbdIt cine quite 8elobnuus pom S bn
2au99utb, @lmburIt, @oot Co., 81. 1wD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10

y~ScrToun*. Sdnfer fir 1900 Gracts 9anb, ie6er
et]1Nss} BON 800 gder, 25 Sabre snrid sefauit.
Serner, Gduier fir Soften in benz b~Iibenben StdOt6en
Sra99m; in Der %seipnSen Setretoe nuO Ste59su9t@JeesiOH
bobn. 9. 9. @rabam. 2anbzOfTce, @rabam, goung
Gountp, Seras. 8iep2t u1w6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
22nopmittum5
@t6tt0e SbatIa6e+

Dte porSisIi9iten aer;te ertennen es jest an. bas Sos
War5baI't6e SatbnIterm betannt lit, eiuSis in isf=
nr Nrt boitebt, uts elm fi3eres Otittet 9egen aae Sramtz
beiten, benen Srouen Defenders unterDorieu limb; benH
6teie NtebtSiu 1T Elm StdrfuH9smittel, rein phau5Iideu
uripruuss, fir 8reuSidmerSen unb %aq9emeine SOrperz
idrpG6e;; es ipirft nit punoerbarem @rIoIge our Serubis
9uu9 Der S9merSen.
d u2ter BEN uielen @biIbrmitteru, peIde iest ~p.rtauit
werbeu, perbrdnsen bic 8rafenberg'idet ne9etos
biIiid,e ~ Biuet swar langlam aber iiber ale an6eren,
oui bic qeber uuo beiIen lnuerbouIt9fett St6runseu in
Ser gauenabionoerung unO ~&opii9mer;eu, obne bic @in=
aewetbe in etneu trantboften 3uitonb gu ~UerIeseu. giS
seinnaliser 8eriu@ ptro etnen Seben Don benz srOb9
8ert5e 6teier 6amiliens@teNiStn iber3eusen.
GaRnaen &potbeteru SH 99beH. 11iR6Yw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
WMMorOerMtt0,

Chill @eteI aus 8aieltanb, S6neis, mad Imcrtfa
oussepanSert i'm Sounar 1870, NuientbaIt bis 1873 in
5ermonu, Wto., wirb BON llnterSeidueter, ieiner S6wez
iter, eriu6t, peseu Sobfau feline NbreiIe on ie abSu9e>
ben. au6 aue 0teienisen, wel6e iiber Oben9euanuten
auStunit seben fD1nen, eriu9e i'd has Glei6e su tbun.
&afbari1a @eBel, @mpire Gitp, ytepaba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
GEIINE. "

Gin Soitoner Nrst fast, bab es ais glntretrt9er 1etnes
@leiden ntdt bat. 9QS er Don ben ptelen 1punoeroqten
&uren b5rte, bcludDte er 6as 2abora:orinn1 n1ao noet1
Seu9te i6 iel6it pm leiuem wirtli6en @sertbe. Us ~
aus Ntnoen, @uySclr uno Grdutern bercttet, perntttteIl
beren 3uiammeniebuus eritaulide &eiuItate er5'e'I WUE>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
Me0er Baltimore.

Seber Der bas ate Saterlano beIuden p6er 8ernan6te
1ino TreuHoe BON europa tommen lafier mill, ioute Die
pro6tpoaen, neuen, eiiernen Sdraubeu : Hoitbanpiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
a niet9em
Wtat~ UerI0nNtl

Sir einen a~ebtIbeten beutiden Nrst, Der Benz Safer Ser
Trunteubett ut6t ereeben, lno in Delti6lano ieine Stuz
bien beenoigt, btetet 2incoln, Su.. cine pprSiiql,de gez
le9enbett. I4egen Ndberes aoreilire 8. 6. @brli6,
310a1t u2p1 9incoln. SQs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08
HOPS CHEfP iND PLENTY.


The almost unprcc'drniodly low price Of
h.f- iu this country and in England. coupi. Il
with thu general sfaEultion in tn. trade. i-
elJ- n-; di-mny among III" spectators. whose
-ltut. tu lately h.s depend II ON sn n,ivan CO.,.
rIr PRICE tuuhi.I in the winter. and tue do-
limo ha- h'en -i'u.lly cont nuiny. 50 that tho
common sorts. viii hranErl In sept .nb,rfton
% i' 81 ceui@, AMI the medium ami cnoi.., from
iot' 81 ront- per pounl. now command but to
II r'nts for the first named, and ! } to 10 cents
Tor choice. Country bankers and nlor hants Of
the hop di-tri "a of this state and the Wc-i fnrl
the 'lrt- of the dun season. us they made
heavy advances to the growers. expecting the
rri''t To- run To- ~ AMI 40 cents About the only
gamers are the brewers who arc reported to bc
getting IN large quantities. which win scrye
them this and a part Of the next brewing
season.
The hop crop ~ last year was the largest cvor
er 'wn IN this country. being fully 10000 bales
more than was needed for homo consumption.
Oh this quantity. 10000 were shipped To Eng
land. which left surplus Of $1,000. which sluts
the market and causes the general decline The
expectation to England varies according to the
,t'lH IN that country. A. ln-t season was pnct-
Nary iuNIrnhi ~ re-. "a heavy crop WAS r1isnd
WN .h with Oh" Am. rirau art Joe already snut
nl 'r- iN' irH.in 49, lull AMI a- uui rOifunin dis
nln, S'W - rue rNorialunto Liverpool in
$50 ~ united o. D lin bales. som" -su~ou-. as
"a ISL Euglish hops ur. sent tn tins country.
rue hops oi the tWp countries ure Hruut cutial
English growers .uifi,nte then h.,t,r t't.
creator pniu- Ia pick them. and cure th"m -
' 'li"uS lhI'' once "a lh' murN.l m.y COME
""!. i,'- ~ ~ - y year ago il" German
o. - Wis failure. ana ~iN. uiufNr- hou-ht up
lrc' quantities iu Amrrl 'a. Ini -h.up..,l l.,
Hr"mcn ANA lllnuulI. uit rli.,rmdre proved
DBL lH fr ..I- I.t tiHf-lll Nft.. De ... .r Il 't. d
.l VIZ i'"m '.'ni t'n'. wing that
ta-I .l.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08
MR. DITWtRS'S SPTrZ DOGy.
Little Susie Nnrun suffering from r,dr,.
phnbIn nftcr hrInG MIften hx rhrm

Susie the thir'oon- ycar-old daughter Of
VIZ. Andrew Martin. u Wealthy milk dealer in
franklin av"uu'. u mr. Un'un street BrooNlyn.
ia returning COB her hnno. on Tu.-lay c,c,ip.,
last was attacked in front of tho r..;lcn. o of
Mr. Dimars in Union street by two h,rgc
SpiU dp-s. owned ly Mr.. n.m1rs. They tor,
l'r dress. and one ~ fioin fastened his tt,th in
me ll'-hy part Oh nor leg, nnking her scream
WIN pNtn. %. -ln .i Mr.. tioellm ui Clds-
SON nNcuu" hwi M" dr-s away with u shovel
anu inc gir i"li iuiniiuL o. tho sidewalk she
was ohrfi'd IT, per iiun'. and aS soon u- n ply
~W .ilimf. Nn' ,onp. ned - sharp. shooting
plnl IA her lfmI s.. IT." lrok'n Il IA was r1u-
KAN u SHOW symptoms of hyirnphOliu. She
was s"Hed with drhruu. AMI late At night b,-
tnn 10 utter sharp shrirks aud ~ cough in ni-
ttion 81 dog barking. 81" wh4 md with
pHroNysms Yesterday. and her physirian us
W.T. Hs II ~ family. - ~pHirof her a.. OVtrv Shn
grow qut t'wnri evening. hut WIS -nll
irN"r~h. u dn.- Once hcfor" bit tao d4i,.li r
9i one " The % .- nlr-. Bltl animals wore
Killed after their alta On Susie Martin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08
CORPSES IN THE MOEGUE.
Ehiiy Scenes NJ the uou-r ~ tho ncnd-s List
or Wore thnn ~iN ituudrcd Brow met Bodics
work Ut the iNccpcr~ -" M Mother"


work "r the Keepers M Mother"
K.nucr Napol.Nn Nitc ami A.-,-il''
Keeper Joe Foeaiiy. ~ the Morruc haycw writ
utlc.r i0Ok -.}tiUut. position years. de-
> ritiuu. oi ulrr thnn sis hundred human
iNdin. that has r. r.Nrd up from the rivers.
!, scarcely possible that any one acquainted
with The place can con .ivN the importance OF
u,- keep r-' duties. Nall timns ON the mar
D. -Nl- with j0.- of water dripping over their
f. Psi, are lhr remains oi mon and women. and
H. are ga1cd upon hv mutiules who arc
looking for missing f,icnd-. Every day the
Ir'o sion nlos into the Morguc. the corpscs
81" Numncit and the herpors are piled with
questions. Tho books are full OF memoranda
rHi ON ih' wa,is axe postaicards. handbnls. and
TNn E1et river was spottod with the falling
r'fn whom reporter " THr SvN entered tho
IT,. unNho.'-'in'. rlg-t.y Morsu' lHt.v.
W INTO. wearing rubber cloak. -tepprd from an
lhh,r room. W hrn % person notifies u.s. h"
~. ,thhl ir'nd or r'."N" Is MISSING w.
i'Ir INC. hain' ana iu'l 81 'rip'luu u our
"NS, We always request ihut in the event ul
informed oi the fact. but W. seldom h~r
ANYTHING OF tn r.furu cN'arf thrauth rms
; " Then we check tho ca-c from our books.
rs com" here, wrk after wwk. looking
w.. one ln'y, disappear, and W. never
See brr'. and Joe Fosarty pointed to
~ Ih'r1 Ga" ham' ot Alexander L. NJ
y up. mWy r. -aw in % newspaper to-,iny tiInt
b. had h,cn found In the Fourth Ward police
t.','R u Disappeared On the liho f F,lru-
.nlt .H.Nr'i tIrIt ~l' Nu- boon f i--Iu .-in ','
g. nm ,ot My Fnn'r ant her fri"nd. Juip
N'i. mhk"ro of 10 N'~i Thirty So. oud street.
.hsr,ph of John G. 'mtn. IL W-
t-ho' of 3d Pru ar. Z is -rar.nin, iar hum
T. inin DDS l.'n miss To-. 81 urrtlr 2lftuf : 4l-
n..r. J. ~" hrrc Is g pir tirn oi john i"i--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08
Probably Murderedb, her s.,,o.

'INc'NNArI April 7-On Thursday the body
' -. N'e Hh,smau respectable YOUNG L,.l. a.
"'' i"lm' ~ the river moHr uutil..,. wiNl
'.'' b. nn hrr rcrsnI. which Indit li,d f.,,t
'''l'''d The fuiHuDrs iury Ao-iDuit.
~ 1.uNtN imllituims any unr o., no
N.i N'ttf. Lc,ict sfuuc. was arrested On .fi..
4l- stated the last tune she Ma, ,..n
" .Nt t'N NA' snlii- 20 i.tct him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08

adyaa'' cars. IT. 'ney are ncagly nominal We
e. ~ o. NN aul XNN s7mss %, wint'r vicaf SNir,s'
cin ipkc. an fni, hai. Il s5asn soal' I'm sg .in
E.o 6ranlSgin, Il +. 81 % R,' acnr Nv" .,
y'8,o@'" NE 52ia .' a.. a ' So . ri nut, ig,
i Dr' '.4. "lfu,l n1t l.'.' rgcr
-. nav ior ricmist ii 'oc. Tor 6cilcr. II ,,c
.r No'rmh,r, ~ l or p,c,mncr aud II DC. Tor jim
u,r' IT, 100. l'fuc port. 'l'e. 1oi'l H..
bt.ouu ,lot e .iiuJ mud $50 bll i'r i'p ,t y,
i 'l 10" If. r. aly 81 iir ltic nni ir'i.noton. nun.
o., la' snmy 'ra "if, wa'g 81 .lie. 90 uc spot
can; and Hr uturr ,H'cry. ''ylts az 80 40 Tor Ami
br,.sd r.,,s ~ 1 ,r Nv "u,-s ,l.r luu..
daifrs. Is s-2c or old and iS~29c. ior law. Wc,t
Ch,c.r r,mual. state factory. iigl5, dp fa,u, ii,
~ 'sc Weston factory. lisiic L.-s quiet, ir,sh
"e,>, Wheat was active AMI hishGr .ut closed com.
Nu.h AZ II Il f So VIwi,tcc ~ NV. n A. -
A. Sprn. ia .toe and - IS er ia.ee hnC Of iulN'i
~ 5iss So Ohioaro 50 J. - aisi ~. r., Get, ,n Na
ss 4 ,' ID dr. '.a 81 i75 : s . 9@s,g ac
ac'n' ai mincr bug c'".ed ie'eri-h ami un.c,tioi.
including 80 sp' 49, ,d i3si-c tor wdt o lm
s i',.i \" a',, ", s,, >'",e snc aii
gaf, t,c,p, 'or white .ois, ,ar%Ga.i n'a ns 80 ,o
'T rm '"' az s2S a. ,'acrs . I.1 !S,'.
Pmi '"'hu'h new sr amcrfor Arni delivery atbs6e
seq 'g, Rsan,a t,'q n .,,.aar And eooe.
NAV crui,. 10. M ~ihis url cnt'n, qdl,t ~, 3.
10 ,.-am ,9nl.. ,g.,c 4 s14s- IF nI
NV que, q ! ~ raow iaiiy active nt ~ H..
1' 'y H.n-''"' d'i'e' port &c., H'sl to
,'ao'.r, e.'N 81, " pue' anil nneharg,a1 'ei
Nol.,'' lui,t and en. han-.. Nr, mni'f.t.ig
v,'' ''l..o2 10, lbs 81 iiali,y rd ss" - 'vs,1.
q, e.. 100, -"I N.Hcuo mo-. active. sti.s 500 bag.
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SATURDAY. April 7-FLoUE And MEAL The
mhIht VA 'N'lhd Hhd htttHn' bat with very yer
ish ioh. ItNAIAs, AMI great TitEu!auy Ia pre,s We
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Ir i"ln VIM is a statement ~ gross earning o the
M''"lr k1n,i' amt !, va, Railway Tor the month ,i
Mhltn ''-i Sllit u~l, passenger. 81 As, hi mail
-" ~ rAri"', - - miscellaneous : 2at - roi.l
'"'u'' 49, '"itr'p'N'n. prrod last lrar S3bsl3 %
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1mustncnis.

1mustmnl5
CoMMENCENG MONDAY l,LviSe. ArRiL Q.
RI BlnNuNs
BRIEF SEASON Or scrRLNs slNsAriox
GILMORE GARDEN
AN ADpirioNAL MALE MILLION INVESTED.
MULTITUDE OF FAMOUS foRllaS FEATURE
JUST IMPORTED
anI
MENAGERiE or RARE BRUTE BABIES,
added to
THE WORLDS oRr,r OBJECT TEACHERS
cRowNiNa ErfoRr
THE MOST FAMOUS OF FAMILY ENTERTAIN
NrSTs
PLACE OF BorNDit,S PLEASURE FOR TIE
CHILDREN
THE GREATEST snow oN EARTH.
NOTHING LIKE THEN EVER SEEN IN AMERICA
SIX srrE,gngs sGooNAt HlAcG IRRIGATED
which cost mo saoooo gold N Europe and whose uarna
srr,r,ion ,. .fi, 'urr, .eesnr d.
s,l .., one ronl..y gNcuc iucfcdhi' acts viii pay
S'o'"i Tor the peers a. ihc- ato crowned monarohs OF
their mobile race.
TWO $1,000 TANDEM srALLroNs.
introduced in ncr wonicriu dcn,irelv original Double
n'i- s@i Da'ins N"nego Ae1ey Ms lcn-gr Ens.
S''''" iof Tie parallel oi this oii, achievement
GREAT clRcrs or
NEW AND FAMOUS FACES
OVER LOO PROMINENT ARExIc
HEROES AM uHoiSIs,
including
MR. CHARLES " FISH.
g." dnt lU n-,i champion
to whose com.,yr i~iimS, iocoaytary salary
THE PEERLESS PRINCIPAL LADY EQrEsrRlExxE.
rorR FAMED FELT CROWNED FOOLS
AMAuNofH MUSEUM OF new
MECHANICAL NAnyELs
sTrrENDous MEN lGEmE or COSTLY
EXOTIC AND M,riNE MONSTERS
NOrs and EoreT wl Beat. Rrl. and Reptiles. more
Amh"l, nhi Magnificent Irrk Horses
than werce'er before exhibited.
AND MORE THAN TEN TINES TIE
ADMISSION FEE fETJ kNED
PRICES TO sur ALL CLASSES.
Orchestra Chairs p,s
o ilf li''
Gallery. 2, cents
Door. oren az and - VI Grand Animal aud Arcnic
$40 i"' u"F e"'ie' one hour later.
OLanaiMsrr,a r"r,rnra or ntSi;FPlF 9 >, ;$y
HtNrn prNrrY.
1n Of a.i i',lf. .n. nos
DniN,ilf '''
JIMMIE WACO ssiUitn- .re Dancer.
NlillEsl iutN. riUpf.>t
tNNLiiNE 'nI 81 SOW gee nnl Vocalist
~ N1\bL h,pi,ihi,>,. '0ni7ic Nas,ls.
Gh6RNf 81 >BtRR. la"'lfi rsai gslnn.,r
Me- AltA hu>l lft.f. Graceful tOluintInc.
SnNHit, tHUIff rir,,loo,.
A GRAND sPLCIALIY ono
FORMING \ pGtBSLE l'SflGfiiNAENSlrr"
THE LOWEST RAIf, ~ ,pus>iox.
PRICES 1owfR' fdtN >}.orurR
cr,r,,, fiR,,! i,N,s iill Atg- - AMERICA
GfSfEi>,ft > MN .,Ii> 2, Ems ,ai.
g. UDHf Hni Nr. .D -iri Chairs. IlD.ft.
hiDNUt Hni Nr. p sra tnu.r.. ~ .tuts
umit tir ic. c,ut.
AND SO ININ.N rff ,RGFS VII ArFvrP
NAIiNEE~ WEDNESDAY 40 SATURDAY.
|, AGLE THEATRE Anna plcsin.on season.
- r'opr.to ami N'na.. ........ Mr.. JOSH HART
MISS ASH niekiSsoy
lerMlsterriece 81 Inc stage entitled
, Grlni CROWS OF iiioRSs. rriamFFhh
GreW vrx,xo ANNE g9LiFyN inameG
,NSN hiS siNsoN-
ni.r''i Peg ''' tf'' ,i-tlu u.e
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~ .TIONAL IrNr.-picrs ~ aud d. Northriy,r
- fuK lvNpuN
'NtL' thW ~itr. Arui tn nt0 A. NJ
FOR OF EfN~rONN AND IGl EUPDOT,
S'aln MN -. ID iI VI L.ytt MAY o. II \ "
'Nln tW .icrrtr rt-,tsc amt Ari'fs rom q inward
Issued al very low rates comrauy- onios 80 Broadway
1 M ! LII I..I MLlll-.-.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

ANOTHER WARNlNG.-Thc family
and residence oi Nv. Wm. Tucker, in this bOr-
sugh, made narrow escape from total des'rue-
don On ru,sday e,en'ng, the 9Th inst. young
lady was up-stairs, afrayiDg herself for church,
and By some means she upset c"al-oil lamp,
which exploded and at once put the whole room
in blaze. The 'udden appearance, Of Mrs Tuck
er. with plenty Of blankets and quilis by which
she succeeded in eStipguishing the flames, is
what saved all. Mrs 7. hears the marks OF The
conflict or her person, aud a couple sets OF iur'
and some bed-clothes were badly singed. The
loss otherwise Is but small aud the eseape was
truly remarkable.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

A number of persons living in this
county have been returned for shooting deer out
of season. We do not know who the informant
was il these cases, or whether the charges can be
sustained. But one thing is ecrian So long as
the game laws remain in their present shape
they will be violated. To prevent this and pro-
duee the desired effect, the game laws should be
for taking all kinds of game, except FISH. al the
same tius People would not then hunt out o.
season, and the temptation to shoot one kind OF
game while bunting for another would thus be
removed