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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

A report of the 74th birthday gath
ering at the residence of our old dem
ocratic friend, uncle BENZ. KAYLoR,
came in when our "Devil" had ceased
to cry "more copy" and we were
compelled to lay it over until next
week, but the huge and delicious cake
was Crowded into" our "forms''
without any delay, and pronounced to
be the best ever "inserted." Uncle
Benny Kaylor came to this State and
County in the year 1915, from Rock
ingham county, Va; has lived in the
county and Washington township
ever since; always supported and
paid for his paper, and never voted
any thing else but a Democratic tick
ct. May he and Aunt Bctsey live to
enjoy many more of the same occas-
ions, and ever remember the printer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01
w. L. SCOTT, M. D..
Physic- Me icalist and An
f:-PoiSonouS Practi-

vNTOULD say to the citizens Of Ea-
w ton and vicinity that he has per-
manently located in the city of Eaton
to practice the Physio-M edicall system
of Medicine, which is in diaect oppose
ton to Allopathy, Homeopathy aud Ec-
lectic Systems, which use many poisons
in treating diseases. This system of
medicine rejects the use of all Poison,
and uses zone but harmness remedies.
Particularattention given to the treat,
Ement of Chronic diseases.
All calls promptly attended to, day
or night.
oFFICE-No.,143 South Barron st.;-
Eaton, Ohio.
Office Hours-from Ito 9 ard IL t Ii.
A. NJ, and ! to 8 and Ito 9P-M
March %, 1877
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Tacks 2 papers for &C., needles &c per
paper, indigo blue 3 boxes for &C., 2
boxes shoe backing for &c. stove pol
ish 1c., CASTLE soap2 cakes for &C.,
laundry soap 3 cakes for l0c, at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to p~ost-office.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Pins, lc per paper; o. Mt. Cotton,
&c per spool; good 200 yd. spool cotton,
2 spools for &c; knitting cotton &c per
ball, at the Eaton Cheap Store, next to
| post-ofice.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

80 bone corsets $I,00, best corsets in
town for the money, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to post-ofiee
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01
Times For Holding Courts
I'm the Second Judicial Distr ct
of the State of Ohio, in 1877.
To the Clerks of the Court of Common
Pleas of the several Counties in the
Second Judicial District of Ohio:

10 Jle SleThS VI the COuTJ Vi SOululUu
Pleas of the several Counties in the
Second Judicial District of Ohio:
1t is hereby ordered by the Judges of the Court
terms of the District and Common Pleas Courts
for the year Is1s, in the several counties Of said
District, shall m at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
the following days in said year, to-wit:
DISTRICT COURT,
Butler, April s; Clinton, April s; Warren, April
10; Champaign, April Is; Montgomery, April %
Preble, May Is; Miami, May 6.
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
Butler, January I, May 10. October Il.
Montgomery, January 4 May u, October II.
Clinton Clinton. JJ% January = !, !. May May 3 :. 9 October 4 i.
Greene, January :, May 20, October Ii.
Champaign, January, il, May %. October Il,
Miami, February IS, June u, November Is.
Preble, March 4. June 10, November 20.
1t is further ordered that the terms of said Court
OF Common Pleas of Butler County. aud the March
Alexander F. Hume; that the terms Of said Court
in Montgomery County, and the June Term there
Eliioft: that the terms OF said Goatrt In Dar2e
County, and the November Term thereefin Pre-
that Is the terms Of said oonrtin Warren County
shall be held by James N. Smith; that the terms
of said Court in Greene County shall be held by
Moses Barlow; that the terms Of SAID Court in
Clarke County sh II be held by James S. Goode;
shall Ia be held by a. ". Doan; and that the terms
of said Court, In Champaign and Miami Counties
shall be held by George ID. Burgess.
1t is further ordered that each of said Clerks
make publication according to law; SAID publica-
tion TO be for the period of three consecutive
weeks In a newspaper or newspapers published
weekly in each of said Counties.
ALEX. F. HUME
HENDERSON ELLIOTT,
DAVID L. MEEKER,
JAMES NJ. SMITH,
NOSES
JAMES S, G00DE,
A. W, DOAN,
GEO d. BURGESS.
STATE OF OHIO, PREBLE COUNTY, SIS:
l, W. u. Quinn, Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, for and within said County, do hereby cer-
tify that the foregoing is a true copy OF the orig
inal order made by said Judges, pertaining to said
matters.
f0@l Witness my hand and seal OF said
sEAL} Court. at Eaton, this 26th day OF
G~J Oct, 1877.
W. D.. QUINN, Clerk.
By JOHN TOW SEND, Deputy.
noyiS
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Mems undershirts aud drawers, good
quality, %, 80 and 35c, at the Eaton
Cheap Store, next to post-ofice.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

The following is list of Grand and
Petit Jurors, for the November Term
of Preble Common Pleas, to- wit: Nov.
26th. 1877:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Ladies' and Misses hand knit saques
75c to $1,25, at the Eaton Cheap Store,
next to post-ofice.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Times are tight.
The doctors are busy.
Bring in yoEr subscription.

neighborhoods.
Felt skirts, SOC, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next TO p~ost-ofice.
The street sprinkler can go into
winter quarters now.
The Sheriff is dabbling in real es-
tate TO a considerable extent.
Quit shooting them quail until the
10Th of this month. That's what the
law says.
Nubias SOC, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to post office.
It's a good long stretch, but about
oil we'ye.g got to look forward to now
is Christmas.
Woven corsets 45c, worth 75c, 1.-THE
Eaton Cheap Store, next to post-office.
Philip Miller, the last ofthe Michi-
gan DEAR hunters, arrived home on
Saturday evening last.
Those who experience a bath in the
soda springs at Manitou, Col, K
claim. "Oh, butthis is soda ~licious!"
Mems buck gloves 81, Is, atthe Eaton
Cheap Store, next to post-ofice.
The o~vercoats this winter will be
worn long-Ex.
Ours had been worn longtwo years
ego.
These are the kind of morningsthat
make a boy wish he was a millionaire
or a pirate, SOS he could lay in bed as
long as he wants to.
The fall of 1877 will be remember
ed for its continued drouth, exceed
ingly hct weather and great Demo-
cratic sweep in Ohiol
Ball fringe zoe per yd., at the Eaton
Cheap Store, next to post7ofice.
Four sections of stove pipe will
bring a more emphatic "dam" out of
a man than all the mother-in-law in-
references in the world.
The husband never gels drunk on
his own hook. It's his intimate friend
who prizes his mouth open with a
crowbar and pours champagne into
him by The basketful.
Pocket books at half usual price, at
tie Eaton Cheap Store. next to post-of-
fice-
One Hundred acres of of the farm
of Judge HAINEs, deceased, will be
offered for sale at the door of the
Court House, ON Saturday next,
Here Is a chance for a bargain. !
Weinvite Che attention of the read
or to the new advertisement of j. w.
CooPER. Mr.. C. has a large stock of
new goods on hand and will sell them
as low as any other house in Eaton.
Childlen's union suits Coo, al the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to post-ofice.
We know il is discouraging, girls,
but when you go to teaching school
..aS.a.;ed e. prof
Dice, ofthe Cincinnati public schools.
Cold, piercing winds and driving
rains seldom fail to bring on a cough,
m. Co-~h 9. oLon,d H.
r.. sa,o hvan
p~
Wea.uef was 50 nno ,a'. "'en
corn something he hasn't been able
TO do for several wears.
u.+a, halt. ,5o a. tho Eaton cheon
store next to nost-ofiee.
,o,
~ s.
49, ~ monou
anu a1'e -
sanea,;aa
monov for Il. name,
ehas' on 49,
s.anus = sp.enu,u onauoe - se'.e .ne
osA'e u ol'O
Oh years lor al aSsaui. WIN Oh in.
tent 10 XIII ffank Mo" nihnes' .,
GreenVllie,' y. ne IS ahuer arrest
ana IN JAN at .hat VlilaSe anu await
ing his trial.
White linen napkins Sc each, at the
Eaton Cheap Store, next to ~post-ofiee.
poor,o who mt nm stoves-and al.
aara. ~ doas now sbo,ld ev-
anime their fues carefully before rails
ing steam. A c~areless.y put up stove
pipe has cost many a fellow his house
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Shoulder shawis 30c, worth soc, at
the Eaton Cheap Store, next to post-of-
fec.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Children's yarn knit hose zoe, at the
Eaton Cheap Store, next to post-ofice.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Ladies' vests 35c, at the Eaton Giieap
Store, next to, eost-ofice..
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01
A Gond Mnra.

Kid gloves, all %eofors, SOC, at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to post-ofice.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Children's knit saqres So, 45 and SOC,
at the Eaton CHEAP Store, next to post
office.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01
First National Bank
OF EATON.
Cash
Bank Of Discount & DEPOSIT.

HAYING removed to and occupied
Ii our old room in the Odd Fellows'
Building, which has been greatly ell
larged and thoroughly r, furnished with
a view to accommodating our business
wants more thoroughly. We do
A General Banking Business,
in all its various forms: Receive Depos-
its for either LONG or SHORT time, ana
allow on TINE Der osits as
per special agreement W it'll parties max
ng the same.
w M. O Cashier.
c. F. BROOKE, President.
June IL, l874-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Afew Of -four most adventurous hunt
ers, who have before penetrated the
wild and almost inaccessible regions
Of Four Mile, resolved a few days a.
go to find WILLIAM or perish. After
enduring untold hardships they dis
covered him on the banks of the Four
Mile, more lonely than Robinson Cru
soc, for WILLIAM had no man Friday.
As determined and resolute as STAN
ley, for Stanley never explored the
vast wild region of the Four Mile,
sat u adventurous hero. Peering
through a glass he discovered his
would-be rescuers coming. As they
approached lie was seated on the skin
of q lion, which he had slain in a
hand-to-hand fight. 1t was an i'm.
pPessive e as they found the long
lost WILLIAM. The questions which
he asked of civilized lands would fill
volumes. First says he with great
emotion; have you a "horn." Being
answered in'the affirmative, his eye
glistened and he said,, then you ar,
genuine hunters-let us take oul
horns and make the. wild woods rims
with melody.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

Mortgaged Paper Negotiated.
Persons having good mortgaged notes;
to sell, or wishing to purchase, caE-be
accommodated.
Foreign Exchange, or Letters of
Credit, on all parts Of Earope gan be
obtained of us in any sum required.
eSTbe Business Management ofthe
Bank is in charge of II. G. HIEsTAND,
who will attend to all matters pertain.
ing to the interests of the same.
Eaton, Feb. 4, 1875-ly
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
GnropSil6e Nabelberidte.
@ugIano.


aonoon, 26. Setr.-Sm britiifen Ser
renbauie bradte 2orb Stratbebeu beAtc etne
aereiie an Die &0ni9in Sur Gorlage, ned)e,
nm MaBregeln sur 4bnenbuna BON Sei4o=
ieligfciteu i'm Often, Sur Aufred)terbaltuna
bes Yertras8 BON 1856 uuo gum Sdute Der
@brilten III Der Giirfe1 bittet..
Carl @rep bielt etue blttere antt-ruilii9e
&,oe uno hefano barauf, oaB feline @tllz
miidung in Die Ansele0enaelteu 5mii5eu Der
Yiorte uno ibren llntertbanen fottitnbsn
loute.
Carl Derbp hielt cine Gtebe ii6er Die bon
9oro Stratheben uor9eidlagene Moreiie, uno
Oieielbe purbe idlieBli6 obne Giamensoerlc=
jung uertporien,
sd,iifsua6rid)ten.
Queen t o 10 H. &c. Se6ruar. = Ser Sampfcr
nYartbio" BON gteuzgort it bier ansetorlmeR
SueenSt % IN, 26. fSe6ruar. - Der Sampfet
pSetuetia" bon gtep<gorf it beute bier einsetroiz
fen,
9enbon. 26 6ebruar, 1890 9tq@mlttaes. =
Ser staaten SblisatioHen 1867er 109s4; fO.4Oer
10S9z Grie 10; gtenz Yortz@entroI 93,
eipeIpopi, 25. 6ebruaT, f2 30 gadmtttass.-
Sdulnpolle tetts; Sberidnoer61z d., ReiuzrleanIer
6 11lt6; Berfdufe 1900 Sallerl.
Sranffurt, "a. sSe6ruar. Ser. Staaten S6iz
aationen, gfeue sSinfer f03H.
Ssarse aabei=Sepeid,sm.
- 4n BET Siibfiite pom gnglan6 lpiithete oeItern
Yioraen peoer en Sturn.
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9er .fr,ttssne" Gbiea8o'er Yoitmei=
tier Wcgsrtb1sr.

Gbicago, 26. sSe6r. - Yoltmeiiter Sen, Uc2lrz
thur bat lid als Setriger entpuppt Gs ieblen in Der
beiisen Boifae $4,000 bis $4,000, unb Oic2rt1ur
sbt gu, baB er bas @eb henutt babe. un fi aus 9ez
4les retbtSetg ipieoer gut 5u MAIDEN, mas inn aber
rid sellInsen lei. am Samitage ididte Ell iein 0e=
iignatonsi6reiben nad lSaibin9ton, uno SpeSials
Mgent SteDar lit beretS bier etn9etroen llnb bat oa5
Boitamt in Seb genonlneIl. Wtc9lrt9ur eiSnet bier
cine eroBe giien9ieBerei unb man nalrn 6isber an,
baB ein GeItdTt ein cnrd9deS lei. Sb ieine Siirar
idaft Sur 3edung bes 3eitts ausreihen iUiro, lteb
babin. (Siebe beuti9e r2a9esneuigfeiten!"
9bicaao, 26. Sebruar.-Sie pom benz Yoiimeiiter
sobn eMpt5r ueri6ten lnterlbleiIe 6Sen bas allse<
meine 9asesgeiprd. Ocgrtbur ftanb ieitper i'm beten
Jufe unb pIrbe ais elmer Der 5uoertaii9iten uner al
len biegen Baraern betra6tet. ST iulIroe unge=
fGbr s5abren burd bas Saiment Der u@oof=@ oIntn=
ytationalbanf" i'm gerd9e BON $4,000 inpolpirt bic
Re9ierun9 Ibernabm Die Salfte Der Serantiuortung,
ur16 glaube, baB Die 9ttipa Der Sant biejen Be-
trag befen tpirben. Ntc9lrtbur mar nit i'm gtanoe
oem nod, bebeutenbe Sumnen burd ben 8etrieb elmer
giiensie6erei; bieeR Serlut bette er ourd Suinen,
pedbe er benz PoItame entnan iin Der Soffnln9 baB
er eIe 9lnlebe bon I6ottlhen IapitaliIten erhaten
piron @r eruartete auBeroem enen 2beii beS in oer
GeBerei angeegten aopitals inter 9ilnitisen 8eon=
gunsen f9 MAIDEN Su fonnen allen alle ieine Bl6ne
Ihlugen febi, bis ct liebl am lebten Sanita9e 9e=
Spunsen iuurhe, d banferott gu ertldren. Die an9e=
Ie9enheit puroe eoo bis seern abenb 9ebeim gebal=
ten. seiner Bettion nab belaufen iid feline Baiipa
auf $4,000 uno feline Attpa auf S200,0OO; $56,0OO
56uIbet Der Bun0esre9ierng unb S2500 ber Solba=
tenbematb beS Staates SlinoiS, beren Slhabnleiner
er mar. Sie eaarantirten Sdulben 6elauien iib aui
$4,000. Vie Ittipa beteben bauptldbih aus Der
erpdbnten @iensieBerei nebit 3u6ebor Wdn begt Die
4nId,t, oas bic Tesierun9 teine 95erluTe ereioer,
ionbern ord) Die geleitete Caution poltdnois ent=
\ nt fnprh m
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Sic gad,laae In gSaibtuatpn.


0aS Shtff oeS 6rn. 6apes, peld)eS Die
Scpua Der BON Worton, SHERMAN uno Gar.
fielo 10 ehr eef:rdteten Gleftoral= 9ommlliion
aladlih paiirt bat, ihmimmt iett in Der
@barnboi3 ses iber bleieS unnermartete
9liid". nit 4ed)t emp0rteu rdlentanteu~
baules, uno es lit heute mebr, als smeiielbait,
oh es ieine Saoung lenlels in's ,9SeiBe
6aus" briussu wirb. 0te Sabl Ger uu3u-
frieoenen 0emefrateli, !peldle leBten Treitag
Nbeno feum 40 betrMg, ift felt smci SageI
raid angelpcd)len uno mniterte aeiterI cine
g,n, aultduolge Mehrbeit. Die qeltriqen Ser.
banolnngeu oeS Observation-Disclosures seta=
ten, baB Gle Wtehr,ahl Der 9enofraten ent-
ihlollen iit, DIE ySineiuidslun9" ocs tSapes
nit alien geietlldlen Wiitteln su bntertret-
ben; @lnmanb auf Gtumauo tpuroe erboben,
uno in benz Sale oes @le.tors Soggs bon
TennIgluanlen murbe eia HrGceoen3iaa &c,
lbafien, Der, nenn ct aud norgen ocer iiter.
Mor9en, ipaun iber Siio.@arollna oebattirt
ulrb, befol9t neroen ollte, 6ru. Sape8 ale
9oflnung benebmen muB, Yrdiioent Der Ser.
Staaten Su pc1oen. Wian las neIllld) tn
folge zines NIT 1875 gegen 118 Stinmen o1lz
genon1menen geibluiies ale 3eusenaainab
men Dor; miro 9lcies aub in benz Safe BON
Siio=Sarolua berfugt, oanu tpiirbe e5 sebn
Gage oauern, ebe bic @omiteberitte perleieu
WGren. Oas rpirne Der SOunredung OeS Ses
trugS eiueu Stiegel porsd,ieben.
i3tpei 9roBe 2laIsn oes aperifanildisn Sol
fes lteben iit in bieier 6raae ld,rofT 9e9en,
iiber; bic 9elrintereHen tpollen Hube I'M
ieOen PreiS, mas Die pineinsablung bon
5aDeS beganftigt; bic meltlifen Bauern per<
langen SerbinDcruug beS gstru9s Dber tr=
geuo Gtmas, mn fsinen Yrditoenteu Ourdl
yetrug. Y:luslpeq bat lsstere &laiie reht:
Die oemofrattidbe Yartei piiroe aber plelleid]t
iid rsm llnredte porldufig figte.
Sritt baS Suterim eln, bann fann meoer
IilDen, nod 6aDes in 3utuuit ieiu Re6t iuz
den; Der Sermin .pirO aann ourd Den Se,
mats Prditoeuen ausaefi:It, bis eine gfeuz
wabl tattfiaoet, uno Iiir ttsic piiroe crit ein
@eieb 81 erlali,u iein.
@ejteru wuroe bereits i'm Scnate Ser Ins
trag geilellt, tinen ileuen sSnterlms=Brail
oenttn su errpiblen {; bieier Antras ltegt aut
bem Sllfe uno fann nit Iebem Gage aufBerus
ienwerosu. SIM @ausen hanoeln Die, luelteber
5snelnsdblnng opponlren, 9aus ld)lau; eenn
ourd bas Sntertm miiloen Der Senatsmebr- |
bsit Swet ueitere Wiltgliecer ent3ogel meroen. |
Noer es 1T irelIid) isbr fraglif, OBJ nldt oa-
curd) Elm nett id)liu.nlerer &unoe, Gls 5aDes |
- etma Elm Sherman Oter Wforton - ,n'S |
Weibe Saus" fGrne, Der ben Siioen, weldeu |
9rant nur NIT Eeitideu 3iidlttgte, nit z for- |
pioneu siidti9eu piiroc. - 3apcs tit Elm be- |
reits Siemltd Lefcnntes uebel, uno elm loldle5 |
miirpe ii9 letd)ter trasen laiienr als eiu nnbs=
ianntes. Wiorton oeer Sberman niiroen |
Die @onltitut!onSoerlebungen grdnt's tief in
ben Sdattsn itelen. gSenu Der Serat frei. |
lid, &oscoe @outliug rpab:te, Damn mare es
eine aaoere Sahe; stnen io!d)en yiann tDnnte |
man ftp idon oter Sabre lang gefausa laiicu.
llno ,ulid]en Sapes una @ontllng mare uH-
iere 9Sabl alletnal Gontliug.
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Geprdientant sSielo's 9ia im @etreff
einer tte,tet Yr6fiSenten =gSabI
tttto oer Gtniebutg eittes prori=
SDrii(1ct YtGfiSettfett.

ggaibin gton. Is. Sebruar.-8ie Uinioritdt bes
Gomites iiber 4ripile9ien bes 5aues hat beidoiien
cine Bill einSuberidten, nelde Seftimmungen i'm Be-
treff Der grgdnsung ber Safans in bem $rdfoentenz
Qlte entbdl i'm Sale por Dem gnbe bes ge9eniudrttz
gen 9ernines tene conititutionele gnti6eioun9 6er
oe YrdftoentenluabI porlie9t. Die Ba perorbnet,
oaS Der &oritser bes Senats 10 lange oils Brdfoent
flln9ren ioa. bis elm neuer Brdfbent i'm @nfIan9e
NIT Der Contribution uno ben 6eebenben @ejesen in
ietu 4mt ein9eiett if = porauS9eiebt baB Der Sorz
tter oes senats 4. 0drS nidt aufge9ort bat, elm
gitqlteo ienes aorpers gu ein nno oaB er Die oou
Der Contribution norsehrebeneu Ggenihaiten in Sez
sua auf Ilter unb @jeburtsort 6eiibt neIe fin einen
grdfbenten crtorosrltd fnb. SIN Saae Der gsoriteer
oes SenatS nit fiir oas betreenbe Imt 5uldis lit,
10 ol Der Spre6er bes 5auies Die 5sunttioHen beS
BrdHoenten ausHben. Die Bill oronet fene Serdnoe@
rlne Der i'm @eiete bon 1892 fetaeetten 3eit fir oaS
2tbbaten BET BrdpenteniDabi an uno i'm Sale oe5=
balb unter oeieln eebe elm proptioriider Brdibent
in oer ndden g8ode cin9eiett iuiirbe, 10 pr0e Die
neue lSabl i'm nGden gtopernber itattfnoen unb Der
proutioride l5rafoent wIroe bis gum A. Didr5 1873
i'm QI1te blebert.
Die Sin puroe bon benz Geprdientanten 6ieIb perz
iaBt uno Die Semolroteu 6eihloiien in benz am Samz
tag 9lbenbe a69ebaltenen @autus, ole Innabme oer=
n,nn nj
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Jleue An5eiGs',.
NH apors : Mmt,

NI}apors Mmt,
g}eriicaeIte Mnscbpte iucroen i'm Sateau bes
Stabt GommiSidrs bis gum samitas, Ssn 10.
MVars, un llbr giatbmittass, angenommcn unb I'm
bie Stunoe er6firet weroen, aui stcnoerm,ta bon
,flmioun,= =bremneuoe,t ssaternen, 10 baB ite ben
npprobirten Srenner ansepabt iueaoen, auf aiefe:
rang oes angenp,nnaenen SrcnaerS uno anf
YcihaiImns Oes Jlnionnss nno @afolins fir
gaternen, lonie auf Iiillen t;tto Snitanoha!ten
oerSelben, ,end,lieBlid Ses eaes auf. f.etn Sabr pom
Gage bes Gontrafts; ierner auf Stefesn:g nencr
s5luiounts breuttenDer Xaternen nit approbirten
8rennern unb fit bic n0tb9en Heparaturen an benz
ieben udbrenS Der ndlnliden geriebe. Die an9ebote
auf neue 9aternen Giien ben &rets pro eaterne ent
balten. Die slnsebote unb aenoeruns Der 1aternen.
s.1eferuns bon gaiolin ober 5uieun', 5iaen uno
:epartren Der aateren II. 10. miien Die Soften pro
2aterne auf elm Utonat, liant Serorbnung Nr. Z pom
81. -Sebruar 1877, an9e9e6en iperoen. IS ptro bas
Siet porbebaen, irsenb einen &beil zines slnaebots
nnsunebmen ooer Gins uno ale einsereidten slnse=
bote Su periperfen. Caution ourd anertannte CUTE
8Rrsen gum Serase bon stDansstauieno Dollars
wirS fir Sic 9etreue Grilun9 Se Gontrats perlaus
seroinamo s. &atrobe, Wiauor;
&. s.. 9esmeber, Stobtz@omniiidr;
cog s. ". SING, Snipettor Der @asubren.
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sofalberihte Gus gsaihfnatou.

281ibin9ton, q. 6cbr. - SameS Sobnion, cir
20 Sabre alter @taun, muroe am Samitag URor9cr
BON stnem 9teger, 9iamenS Geor9 81. 8olpen, ourd
etHeH StuB 0u9enb,ttlicb get6etet. Cine uHteriu=
6un9 ergab, oaS Der SChuG Sufdli9 los9ing. une
BoDeu ueter bcrettS uerbaitct uor6eu iuar, luurot
iuteoer in Sretbeit 9eiegt.
- 5m Sia9teitsz zSeriaGren 6enilli9te am gam=
fto9e Ri6ter gSplie Die Sheibun9 Der Gnma g. Gar
nett pom ibrem Nianne 6re6etif 6. @arnett. Sas
Baar Duroe in Otai 1867 in Erijtoy=Geuntn DtafI.,
getrau uno lief lid baIo harauf In gSnIbin9ton nie=
Der. Set Dem Sahre 1869 ol Garnet feline yrau iebr
rob bebanoelt uno in ieterer 3eit nit elmer an6eren
,Srou I'M Gontu6inate geebt baben.
= Sds 8eGr66niB oes pcritorbenen gluauIt ange.
RET fano 9eitern Don Der eren reornrtcn &irbe aus
ltatt. pr. an9crer mar CHS 0euibIano ge6rtte uno
ftano eineS untn6etbaiten @barofers bal6er bei lei
neH lieii9en Wttbir9ern in grocer altun9. Ser
Sertorbene mar ein Witt9lieb ser @olumbas2oae q.
s. II. u. Ni," uno oas S3e9rdbniB Tauo nad benz 3ti.
tus oeS SretnaurersSroens Itatt.
- Giner Der frrbiten Gtnbritde purbe in Der Radbt
oeS 20. Sebruar in Der gSobnuna Der isran 9o6nol,
Nr. III @zStraBe, obne Die gertngite St0run9 Sez
tens oer bte9cn ISolijei periibt. Sic Sebe Boten
nebrcre 5SenitCr ein9eita9e, 5biren 9eipren9t unb
ne9rere Hoffer nef Dem 6ofegeidat. oerauf bteten
oteielben in ben perId,Ieoeuen JiGumidfeiteu Euuoz
Ihau uno lultcn iblteBll einen Saf nit SlberSeug,
llbrsn, Seocnteinern, Sfmudgegenftduoen un6 an
oeren iuertbDoaGn Saden. 2IuBerbem itabten bic
gauner 3ue Sr9tnal9emaloe pom Hem6ranbt uno
Somes Scale uno Si0 6aareS @eto. Reit 6elobeu
nit Dem 9au6e So9en fie eben 10 un9cbnbert, ipie lie
9etomnen, pon bannen uno iudten oas g6eite.
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gBaibi in9ton, 26. Se6r.-gs perlautet, baS
Gontre=abmiral Sobn 9io9ers, ipelder geseniudrtt9
oas Commando iber ben sSlottenbaubof Su Mares
SSionb, Cal. fiibrt. bierher beoroert Deroen Miro
I'M ben Sefebl aber oaS heii3e SlottenzSbierpato=
RUM su ibernehmen.
Ser Brdiioent Fat Die sonuar= uno bplomatiid5e
8eripn9ungS6ia unter5ethnet.
Ser Brdfioent bat 5rn. Sranf 90. Ballner gum
Boftmetfter in Chicago erndnnt. NtcQrtbur, ber
frRbere Boitmeifer bat, ipie mir on elmer anoeren
Stene nittbcien, beSelltenoe llnteridIefe i'm Qmte
pe,ibt unb feline Geitenation en9ereiht, ais feline
Spitbabereien ans Sidt tamen.
-Sr. 6. 8. Gbams, fuelher lnter Sriitoiu's Gbmiz
ni}tration i'm Stbabamte ernannt iDuroe uno Ipdter
cine prominente Stelle In ben Spe5iai sfgenten=SIz
reau einnabnt, puroe am ebten Sanllta9e a6seieet,
Gngeblif neil CT bas gerfabren bes @befs BET Spe=
sal=4senten ipeIder ben Traiioenten geaen ben ioz
9enannten rSriitoiu @ompait" pertbeioiste, nidt
bini9te.
-Sas. SdJatantszD Departement bat elm Girfular
on Die @innebrner Der pertiebenen SGfen erlafen,
neltes mittbet, bab bic Rinberpeit auf'5 yieue in
gn9lanb ausse5roden lit. uno oeBbalb Die @infHbr
BON Ginbpeb aus ienem 2anbe bis auf gSeteres per@
betet.
-S6erIt 8enIon bonn Gebeimbienite eridien beute
oem 9omite Hber ben Real Estate Pool uno bepo=
nirte MIsiasen Iber ben Iebten Shabamtsoe6itabI,
ped)er bon bem GIerte g8insIop perabt iuurbe u.p.
5as 3eusnis mar Don fener beionoeren 28tbti9tett
Sas Sber6unoeszG5eridt trat beute suianlmen,
perta9e lid ehod, obne lueitereG5e6dfte su perrten
his slIin l.. YfGrs.