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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
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Ded-N Mayview. Lafayette county, Mo,
November lt.n. BE>,It MYRTLE. infant child
of B-njan and allie +. Windsor.
Weep not dear pnrcuts You have one more
precious treasure awaiting You in heaven W.
Attic residence OF James shai-r, Esd,
near IIIgGInsvIlIe. Lafayette county. Nj" D.
c.mnci stn "i accidental Sun-h"i w"unh, Mr..
ALEXANDER WOOD. age 10 Years. Paris,
ny, papers pleaec copy.
night, December 18Th ls-. "t 1T thet"- mell!tus;
Mi. RICHARD BEVERLY VAUGHAN asea
b years,
Mr. Vaughan WAS weil-knnwn and highly
respected citizen of our county, II son of Gen
r .rhard {, Vaughan lie leaves young wife,
almost Il bride.
AT Napoleon. on Monday, December 10th,
ls77. MARY, infant dau. hi.r OF Scythia and
John Piper, aged II months
80 fades the l"vrlv blooming flower,
sweet, smiling SolaCc a: AN hour
NEAR Napoleon. Lafayette county. on t!!e
7th inst, ot congestion Of the lungs, FRANZ
pEWEE>, aged q y""rs. He was native OF
Harrison county. Indiana.
| Ne4rMt Hebron church, IN Washington
| township, I.iiuy"tt" COUNTY. No. Tuesday,
| November 18th, lo1' Mr. >AMtkLLkE BOAR,
| aged about - years Manchester, Va papers
pleas copy.
| CITY papers please cOpE.
| OBITUARY F. CuFFtY.
| This estimable cItlz"n. for many years resi-
| dent OF saline and LaiHv, tie counties. br"athet
hi last at his home in MIrshali, "n the first nf
! me present month aud his mortal remains were
| committed Ia the dust. at Mt olive, on the to!-
| loving MundHy. The funeral services Were held
| 4, the Christian church by Elder Plaifenuurg.
under whose min istratIOu> IA 1855, the tcccrscd
mad male "A profession OF his iaith IN the Re-
| ,leener, and the large attendance both at the
| church amt the grave. iuly Httrsed the genera
| sympathy an respect Tn" tccea-et wa, born
| ia Russell county, keniucAy. JHlv 2ith, 1873,
and in ISL removed. with his Widowed mother
ami family anil settled IN The salt Pond conn-
Iry Here he continued aiding Is mother anc
| family until Isis, VIII h" volunteered undel
Capt Reid, amt took part III complain marcs
| o Mexico. un his return he resumed his hahii'
of toll IN lStI when !ie lost ms mother and
brother by tnat dire disease, the cholera. lr
lsJ4 he was elected county assessor without so
!,cIlurlnn hui res ymed. Ih. following year h'
wa. married TO Ms Lon Ennis, and remained II
saline county until loiE', N winch date he mrr''
| INTO Lam, ellie wG.r" he resided until le.4, wh"l
; ~. srtrlr,i III Mn-hai Dur nS all IhIs pcrlnC
| Mr. ,nilpy con imc'"d himself 50 ~ 10 merit tir
| rr-p. rt and crniIenc" al AL with whom he cam
| in contact And nov that he - g'ne, in I"okIn.
| hack al his early struggles and the nUhl quail
Ties h. developed. the universal sentiment i tht
| mn. community has never lost a more active u
! u mole useful an.-tsalins County Progr"=7.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
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Ladies Gold Watches, S35 to $l25,
Gcnt,' Gold Watches. SIS to 500,
Ladies' Opera and Guard Chains, $50
to $40,
Gents, Vest Chains. gold and plated,
s. to $65,
Gents Silver Watches, Hunting and
Open-F ace, $40 TO 800,
Silver Chains, 81 so to SIS,
Sets of solid Gold Jewelry, S. to $50,
Sets of Plated Gold ewelry,$l to $40,
Band Brarel t., So to $50 per pair,
Solid Gold Necklaces, 81 to S75,
PlA,ed Gold Necklaces, 81 c5 to $S,
Solid Silver Flligres J welry Sc to $2(
| Plain Gold Rings, 81 to $l5,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Rorn-ln fhi- CITY Wednesday, Dec l2th, tt
the wife OF Nj. Etwin Il. Mchre-a boy.
- In Middleton township, Lafayette county
Mo. recently. to the w.Ic old + Groves. Esq
IA girl.
CIly papers please copy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Sleeve Buttons, Cuff Pins, 80 cents TO
$l5 pair,
q old and Silver Thimbles,
Charms. Handkerchief Chains,
Rings, Lockets,
Diamond and Fancy Jewelry in great
variety.
Collar Buttons, Studs,
Ear Drops, Plus aud Ear-Rings,
Shawl and Baby Cloak Pins,
Cellulold Jewelry, ali styles and
designs
Gents Pins, Scarf Pins,
Gold Pens, Fairchild's and Moitom's,
best quality,
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Judging from Mr.. Hayes messagr
the present administration is as much
the servant OF accumulated capital as
was it, predecessor. with which every
thing was for the bondholders and moth
NO tnr the peonle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

As the boys won!d say, NJ. Conkling
..busted' Mr. Hayes on his New York
appointments last Tuesday. The nomi-
nations of Prince. for nava! officer, and
Roosevelt. for collector at the port ot
New York. were rejected by vote of,i2
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

4 Sedalia Democrat Washington spec
iat SAYS that Secretary Sherman has been
detected in sending circulars to national
banks asking them to refuse to take si!-
yer The object being to djscrcdit 1t.
and prevent It's reconciliation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The Sultan in his speech to parlia-
ment at tCcnstantinople. Wednesday said:
II must again appeal to the patriotism
of my subjects TO protect our legitimate
riu;itS -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Mr.. a. I. Winsor, who called on US
Wednesday, had Just returned from a
visit to Mr. Roberts at Independence.
and assured US that the Narrow Gauge
would certainly be extended soon The
officers of the road expect to claim and
obtain the township subscriptions voted
in Saline county, i'll consequence OF the
recent iccIsion of the supreme court OF
the United States Grand Pass township
voted, Mr. Winsor says. $40. 900; Mar
shall township. $4,000; Arrow Rock
township. $6O,OOo, or total OF Sl6O.-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Again: Back taxes on real estate IN
clude all taxes due from January lst,
1860 to Dec. 3lSt. 1876. inclusive. Fen
atty. 10 per cent per annum from Jan
uary lst. 1877. The taxes Of 1877 WI!
become delinquent on the 3lst day OF
December. 1871. and after that time will
bear one per cent per month penalty aud
four per cent. collectors commission,
and ten cents per tract clerks ices.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Judge Harlan took his seat on the
supreme bench. Monday last. We hope
to hear from him one of these days III
regar.l 70 township bonds.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Conk.ing i after Hayes scalp and as
ConkIiug Is "a bigger man than o.d
TIaves, a much bigger man than. Old
HAYES, he will, no doubt, secure the
bleeding trophy. Look out tor war
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
SOLID SILVER and PLATED Ware,

Cake and Card Baskets Epergnes
Dishes Cups
Jewell Caskes Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots Spoon
Tea Knives Cellars al Napkin Rings
Carvers Forks
But
Beautiful
SETS Writing Deska, Work Boxes &C.
all Clocks 50 $50 each
Willow Baskets in city, fine eaher
Trave Cages. SC, than cost
Wheeler & Wilson Howe Sewing Mahne at great bargains
respectfully all give call and examine "ure
reasonable
land situated l2 miles south Of Lex
his resdencex
Cstern II by 21 feet with
Frame
Tin county, thorough
GRIMES & VENABLE, |
Lexington, MOI
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

James Meyers was acquitted at Jeiter-
.1n City. Tuesday last. of the murder
o, Auru>t Bu-ekruS. October 10th. 1876.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

" are concerned, then, the issue is made
mp and clearly presented to them. MIR.
Mitchell SAYS: Your county must secure
al ot the right OF way, and make up the
subscription to fifty thousand dollars.
Ii is not worth whi,c now to stop and
ask. What are others doing?' but it is
absolutely necessary if our people want
tn" road that they should give the right
of way. and till the amount OF tho sub
Scriptiun t" the sum asked. lhe right OF
way. we understand, can be obtained.
and thlrtv-tivc Thousand dollars OF the
subscription is already taken. VIII the
people ut Lafayette. from tho jackson
to the Saline lines, through the length
nt the county. with almost the entire
breadth Interested. fail III this crisis to
raise the insignificant sum OF fifteen
Thousand dollars to secure this great
thoroughlarr? 1t is not necessary tor us
to pause here To speak OF the many au-
vantaScs oi the rond; they have been
ABLY ana cAhtu>tlNeiN ulScuSSeu' huu We
have given the argumentsto to our readers
II, a.rtcnSo Here is an alternative pre-
sentcd. Like the earnest exhorter who
pleads it'll sinners to turn to the way
of truth, il NAV be said of this enter
prize, Now is the accepted time
one word OF encouragement to-day Will
he worth many words spoken three
weeks hence We cannot believe that a
project 80 fairly put, one requiring no
promises of aid unit! the benefit accrues.
one appealing directly to the people. to
their Judgment and iberality, will be
allowed to fall 10 the ground when so
little is asked. Whatever is to be done
must be done quickly.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

!. W. Daniels was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree, for the Kill
M Of Jesse Miller. in February last at
Wurreneburg. last Monday
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The 81. Louis Republican in repub-
fishing from this paper the legal opln-
ions which we printed on township
bonds, SAYS: We make room, in con-
junction with the full text for the recent
decision of the United States supreme
court in thee ASS county bond cases for the
views thereupon Of lawyers OF Lafayette
county. where the study of the question
involved has been most thorough. Bank
ags in st. Louis believe there have been
about 81 ,UOO. COG OF similar bonds issued
by county courts ior townships in Mis-
souri, The decision has also an impor.
tant bearing or other kinds OF bonds Is
sued by counties. The legal opinions
annexed will convey to the mind of th'
common reader a better understanding
Of the bearings and effects of the de
-i,ion than the reading of the decisio'
..>eli."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

, fire at >a,ander, spain. on last
TUESDAY, destroyed +.o"o,o"o reals
worth ct property. and rendered tw"
hundred .a niles homeless.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Mr.. Eustis, Of Louisiana, was admitted
10 his seat in the senate last Monday. and
tor the first time in sixteen years every
state in the Uuion was fully represented
in that body When il is reflected that
the war ended over twelve years ago,
this fact become 4 singing commentary
upon the men who have pcrsistently
.-otel to prevent sovereign states from
lIaring the representation in the United
States senate to which they were entitled
bv the constitution.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
THE CRADLE.

Hbb--M' Hlum 10 choice picH"fH, 30 '"'S 81
IIrhl bacon, 81 ',Uui -.
>uktP-Far to choice, s. 'UI5; common
TO tan, 81 JUG2
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

An attempts being made to have
receiver appointed for the Wyandotte'
Kansas city y northwestern railway, ii
!, presumed. by the Eames faction.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Cincinnati lad large fire last M"n-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

At last accounts from the democratic
ieyio'..tlve caucus in California, Mr.. {.
T Rviaud, son OF the late Judge Jnr'
+ Ry'and, Of this city, was IN the ica'
for the nomination for United states
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

land situated IL miles south Lex
sell 120 Barton County, Mr
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The St Louis Times calls itS New
York nauleSake the Golden Cali organ
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The ear has announced his intention
IL return 10 St. Petersburg IN lie"
IaTS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

II is reported that Bismarck has re
aewcd hi, request to be relieved from
office
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The ycvoIu,i T. in Ecuador has CO!
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The German american bank OF thi-
cage has tailed
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

1t j. reported that Milo Blair Is L"
lesuscitate the Boonville EaS.e. Let 1t
tlv. Milo
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Mr. Cri,tenden has been appointed a
member OF the committee on naVa! al
,..ir-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Patterson. Of Colorado, was seated N
the house OF representatives. Thursday
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

French politics are still. unsettled.
NcN4hou must Weld, "r hiring on i
rnNn.Ntinn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The silver debate commenced in The
-ouatr, Monday
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

kansa, City Times: Ii EustiS had
Dc..9 the husband of cc.ared wife. a
r!nchJack was those eight republican
senator, might have succeeded IN keep
:..-r h-Il1 n.f OF his >eat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The Missouri State Grange cNmmenc-
ed il, session at Boonville. Tuesday last.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Minister Welsh reached Liverpool
Tuesday morning. He was received
with saiutes from the guns OF her ma
ie,tvs ships in port, and by deputatlon
~ DISTINGUISHED persOuage<.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

Gold. in New Yors. Thursday. opened
aud c."~pi at lo3i.
There is i large Attendance al 'h'
state grange meeting.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

pr. Albert 7. B.ed,oe, editor OF III"
,,u,beyr Review. a DISTINGUISHED minis
t,r and former professor at the Iniv"r-
.i,v or Virginia. died at Alexandria,
Y, Last saturday night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
STOCK BROkERAGE-A BUSINESS
CHANGE

As will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns, the old and well established
stock brokerage firm of Rice & Peters has
been dissolved. Mr. Rice goes out Of the
concern. Mr.. Harry Peters and Mr.. James
W. Haines and certain other parties have
associated themselves under the firm name of
Haines, Peters d Co. This new firm sue
ceeds to the business as well as to the assets
and liabilities of the old one. We know
something of this newly formed copartner-
ship. 1t means strength, solvency and bust
ness courage and energy. The situation in
al its phases and possibilities is thoroughly
understood. The full responsibilities of the
present ANA future can and are to be met.
There is every reason to predict and promise
the most complete success There is all the
hope, all the confidence and all the resolution
demanded by the nature and predicaments of
the times, Nothing more need be asked.
The new concern will occupy the old quar-
tiers: and Mr. Fraser will be at his post, as
usual, to attend to the wishes, whims and
wants of the patrons Of the institution. The
APPEAL bespeaks the very largest luck to the
business house of Haines, Peters 4 Co,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04

Con. VIRGINIA DIVIDEND AssURED.-By
last evenings Chronicle we are given the fol-
lowing timely and gratifying assurance: The
positive assurance that the Consolidated
Mining Company will on the 9TH inst. declare
a dividend of 81 per share Isl ,080, 900 in alD
will be joyful news to this &C community. supt.
Fair to-day informed Chronicle reporter
that this dividend would certainly be paid,
and, better still, that the company will now
be able to pay regular monthly dividends for
all indefinite period.
LAKE TRoUr-Again is our tish-tooth
tckled by timely Offering OF trout by the
thoughtful patriarch of Lake Valley, MIR.
Clements of the Station of which himself is
the vsritable Yank. The Friday observing
Christian will be gratifed by the opportunity
thus offered to partake of the character of
diet prescribed by our good fathers of the
church for this time in the week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04

A SUNDAY RAILWAY EXCURSION TRAIN. -
We are glad to be able to make the following
announcement (officiaD of the running of a
special excursion train over the V. & T..
Companys road: Commencing on next Sun
day, May 9th, special train will run be-
tween Virginia and Steamboat will leave
Virginia $40 A NJ, Carson $50 A. NJ, az
irving at Steamboat 1885 a. NJ. Leaves
Steamboat $50 P. NJ, arriving at Carson 5,
and Virginia 625 P. NJ. Tickets for this
train can be procured at the R. R. ticket
office at half rates-S2 for round trip; chill
dred between and II at 81 for trip
BEAUTIFUL PIONEERING PLANTS. -Mr. Thos.
OBrien of Sacramento, the well known
nurseryman and florist, has brought to town
the choicest lot of pot plants We have ever
seen here The collection is not so large as
the specimens are rare. They are in superior
order and condition. Some OF the hanging
baskets are very beautiful There is quite
various assortment of geraniums and
fuchsas, Many of these plants are in bloom,
and they are all healthy and free from crush
ing or frost bites. This tempting display is
to be seen at the building on Carson street
between Dealy & Gibson's corner and the
Adams House. The prices are unusually low.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
THE CONCERT.

We take it for granted that every reader of
the MORNING APPEAL has secured seat for
the Concert this evening To be a constant
reader of this paper is to be unavoidably in
telligent; and the intelligent mind secures its
contentment in such emergencies as this by
obtaining the most advantageous places from
which to enjoy an entertainment of the char
acter of Madame Camilla Urso's concerts.
1t is not out of place to suggest being on
hand early in order that the entire programme
NAV be taken in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

The Carson City Savings Bank from and after April 9Th
will buy and Sell mining stocks Liberal margins will be
allowed on approved stocks.
San Francisco correspondent, l. Glazier & Co.
April 7, 1877. GEORGE B. HILL, Cashier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
EVENING BOARD.


Raymond and Ely l5Os 81, 22Os 81
Eureka Con 250s 1879
Leopard 330s 81 so
Northern Belle BIOS AZ, 1855 l4l4 25s l41I slO
Manhattan 1905 :, 150s 6s4 l5s So
De Frees 225s 81 80, los
Grand Prize 1905 50 90 S00s 81
Modoc 850s %, s0os 81 60c zoos 50 IS
New Coso zoos 3j4
Golden Chariot sos 50 90c
Leeds 250s IL, Sos 81 Is
California sos %, 1855 2sl4 BOSS Ssl%, 1905 2S34
Con Virginia 1905 Is I, 1220s %, zoos 2s $50
Yellow Jacket 5Oos "A los a. IS a zoe 3os s. g. zoos
81 60
Golden and Curry zoos 5oos q TO- 4sos 81 90 1905 "A
Crown Point laos 513 $50 So
Best and Belcher 1905 a. IS 1897
Sierra Nevada los %. 17Os 81 49, 70s 2l2 COS 81 IS
75s l254, l45ss Is, el0s l212
AFTER THE BOARD.
Bullion 3l0s 80 30 l70s 81 20
Alpha 3Os lO1+.. Cos lU1., 90s 10
Union Con 230s 3, Hos 81 %
Confidence los 81 20
Ophir 390s III l. 500s llhz bio, Is ~
Caledonia ZOOS 81 &c. lUOs 81 s.
Savage sos 81, s5s31.
Imperial zoos soc 1855 75c
Belcher POS AZ
Hale and Eorcross 20s 81 40, sos p ZOOS 81 IS
Mexican 85s 6, Ass 50
Julia zoos Soc
tab I0s Ga, sos q
Ihollar 2l0s 81, pos BIZ
Justice 205s 81, Cos 5@g
Exchequer 25os 2, 25s - l5 5los pa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
AUSTRALIAN LYRICS.

BY a TASMANIA WHOSE THOUGHTFUL BRows ARE BOuNI
WITH BOTANY BAYS.
A man named Dalzel
Denies that he'll steal
Or partakes of the larcenous kidney
So he has got mad and sued
Kernel William s. Wood
Has this angelic duckng from Sydney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
MINING STOCK REPORT.

MORNING BOARD.
Ophir oljs ga zoos $50, 1905 90 20s 95s sos 954
Mexican 74js s. 1855 81, 65s 81 90c, SOS 5 b5
and Curry 240s 3 1905 s. 30c, 325s 81 ll0Os % q
Best and Becher 4lOs ll5s, BOSS ma 25os ma 200
California Sos 2G 1858 261 15s 1884 81 1Gl5s 2
30s 2713 BIS 81, 15Os 2714, 15s 27l4
Savage COS 81 So 370s 90 90, 295s 81 95 2.0s
Con Virginia 225s 27, 455s 2 9s5s q, 15Os 1861, 100
261% zoos 27 b5
Chollar Ass %. -Os 29tj4, 4Os 291a, IS 29l4
Hale and Norcross 7l5s q 80
Crown Point S25s 5, sos 81
yellow Jacket 665s 334 50s So 95 sos 50 30
Imperial 655s, 75c, 261Os zoe, zoos 65c, 1908 Csc
kentuck 23Os 80
Alpha S60s 912, 70s 91s
Belcher lbs I, Ass Il o.
Sierra Nevada 2Sos 81 lOc 50 l5c l7Os O5 COOS
25s2l4
Confidence SOS 21a
tab 2S5S 81, l20s 6
bullion ~ 81 6oc e5os 81 40 zoos ~
Exchequer sos "a
Seq Belcher 40s 49, 30s 1917
Overman SOOs l013. zoos l0l4, sos 1917 b5
Union Con 560s 81 20, sos 81 so
Justice 45Os 3, Sl5s $50 3Os 81
Caledonia 250s 81 GO, 1905 81 u.s. zoos 81 IS 2O0s y
Julia 1905 2jc, Sl0s 2Oc
Silver Hill 70s a, los l5c, 3Os zoe
Challenge 350s 25c, 75s 30c
New York Con 1855 &C
Andes 150s 40c, sos 45c, Cos 3jc
Prospect IS 30c
Mornning Star SOS 81
Trojan 200s 45c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04

STATE CONTROLLERS WARRANTS.
The undersigned will pay the highest price for State
Controllers Warrants D. A BENDER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oKNssY HorsK-GEoKGE D. FRYER, FRoPEIEToh.
NJ Pearson s A kinsey
w A Skidmore c A Kennedy
EP Rowe " Branley
Mrs Hilton | w Gardner
W Johnson Il 7 Bartlett
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

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tleinsn Staot itarb tiir5li4 Elm Sunsgslsae,
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lsinen 4ttsn gu oerseidnen. Cine Stunoe
na9bsr eri9iensn bisielben Yerlonsn nod
einmal beim 8~irsermeiitsr uno nabmen
ibre Sooessrildruns wieosr 3uriid. neil
Der quite Sertram pieoer aufgema1t uno
nur BON Der Starriudt bsfalen sepsien
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MOLE S4erj nit ibm treiben, lab Die bsi-
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tet, perbGlte, iii9te sr ben Wortsn Daus
Srrtbum ssitOrbsn," Die ~GrsdnSuns bel
Gum 5p eiten nal sei%torben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
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gu usrben, uarum balten sic bic Sa9,n
nidt in 8srsitidaft9 Bin in GiIs."-
Bite nm gntiduloisuns, biss 1T feline
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= ySappsrment SD fraste Ssmanb in
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uno sr mics mid berein."- Ser Ws9s.
Ter i6nitt elm isbr psrorieBli9ss @sIi6t
unb Der Sunoe 500 isinsn Rod on uno
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ucbcr Baltimore.

SeSer, Der sas ate gattrlans ttfx ben Setr gtrrdnets
une rtunbs ren Gursra icm men lafen nil. islis bic prs6t.
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saufsritis. f~spststisn. a,ba aatn sfaatasa Dstunesies
rtrhtn aus panisli4at sesrst.
Cfaes; Gdt ssn 1Qstn ans 5. etrat.
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ass. Gin iunoer. ober mini u~nostile,t,r

sss- Gin iunser, absr niat unsstilbstsr
OstonOm beiudte ben Yisrosmarit Su 3.
aai einmal tlopft ibm Semanb auf Die
S9ultsr; sr lisbt lid I'M unb srtsnnt Den
iun9en p~orlauten eommis 9. ,Na,"
lagte g, woasn sic aud elm Yfsro tau.
fen ?" nHein", ia9ts Der iunse Oseo-
nom, Id iebe mid hui nad sinsm giel
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