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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19
History Of Perry County.

Circumstances beyond my control have oeIsyed
the preparation and publication of the History OF
eIfy county, OHIO, which have 10. some time
mad IN contemplation.
The book viii be large volume Of ahout si,
huhdrcd pages, wei! bound and printed ana nuh-
hshed by regular book establishment, On good
paper; IN good style, and in q Workman Ike nan
ner' 1t viii contain history Of the coJaty-by
townships, as 1Rr practicabe-IoIn tie TerIo OF
the me earliest white settlements, down to July ith
AoI!, the close of the Centennial year. The work
Will give the names OF the early pioneers of each
township, as far as possible, Introducing incidents
connected With the early settlements, and the
growth and progress Of all parts of the county
Also as far as may be obiainai,ie a separate and
dlst1nct account OF each town, old and new in
GIg. elIuding. OF course, OyeElnyertown, Somerset
ThronFille, Rehoboth, Bristol, New Lexington
Mount Hope Crossenville, Woiftown, IaxTiIIe
Oakfield, PorterviIle, StraitsviIle, M!IIertown
sego, @ M9Cnt Perry, saItilio: Whippstown, Middle
town., New Straitsyiile, Shawnee, McCuneyiue
junction City, GlenfoTd, Moxahala, Hem,ock
terrara, BaiId's Furnace, BUckingha,n ard a7y
oher oId or new towns that may be aug up OF made
up before the manuscript work Of the book is clos
The volume will give history of the railroads Of
tne county OF the newspaper press, OF the several
county scat struggles, OF Perry county in cCa nee
ton with the war OF 1872, the Mexican war and
the war OF 1861 Also far as intorrua ION G N be
procured, separate and distinct account Of ieh
Church society in the county.
As extra-historical, the book vii. contain chap
ter upon the mineral and other wealth. ard upon
the future prospects OF the cUG,nty.
Enough has been said to give All idea OF the GER
eraI scope and character Of the proposed yuIf.lic
Of course, local work not he furnished 2: so
small cost as one OF general nature But tie
price of the History Of Perry County Will he fixed
at $780, which IS not much III excess OF general
historical works. OF corresponding size and fiuf-
n. B. Agents are wanted 10 canvass each town
ship in the county. \ dcn agent o5 the Town
ship wo'd be preferred, but this j I,ot esze::!i
the person applying is Il competent one. Pe.son
unknown to me must come Ivci recClnlnen IS 10
integrity, and ability TO do his kind OF wosk An
pication for an agency may be made in person or
by letter, when information rs 10 terms Will he
given.
The volume will be published as soon as :,
thorough canvass Of the county can be made
Meanwhile, persons residing ut a distance may or
der the book, and their orders viii be recorded,
and their names placed on the list. To secure the
book it viii have to be subscribed fer or other
ordered. ES CoLgoRN
March Is 1877.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19

The wheat is all cut and stored away.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19

GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves GAINESVILLE dali
ly except Sunday at 6.45 m, and arrives at Col
umbus at {. so a. N.
Passengers can not ride on Mixed Passenger and
Freight Trains without special permits.
Express trains run daily, other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
IHOS. P. BARRY, L..M. COLE.
'FeSteTn PaSS'r dg't, GenE Ticket Ig't,
CLNCLNNATI R4LTINOPE,
W. c. QUINCY,
General Manager, NEWARK.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19

Wheat ia scarce In this market.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

/ am now selling at retail or will sell at whole
sa e the entire Stock of Hardware belonging to
Leavitt 4 Co., at cost. The Stock consists of a
general line of
HARDWARE,
MACHINERY,
CUTLERY,
ROPE,
| &C., &C.,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19
Assignee's Notice.

ad every thing else usually found in first clai
Hardware Store. J. W. HULL, Assignee
June %, tt.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19

The above rates includes all expenses, except on
occasions in which unusually late hours are kept
when an extra compensation must be allowed for
taking of the Hall, the party renting be re-
sponsible for unnecessary damages and take of
it himself after the said usual hours for closing.
III contracts for Hall must hereafter be made
with the Mayor.
The foregoing regulations will be strictly adhered
to under all circumstances hereafter.
RoBT. B, WOODWARD, Mayor.
, 1877-07-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,. JULY H. 1877

fI1 lines and eurYta. and color nf the nlndtI
t~fn.r him. Tint nndesty I. AMY hshit tl.e
Innorcnte ~ rhiIdF~n+ WIN ha,r M c,nd-sty Til
thry begin n 1o-r their virgin Innocence Of
thought. pianly show.: - <cyrr. nesrr. n.v-rlct
yonr brother eee yon in rtus chcsn!4r. raid mod
est 1orcsntss to her lteie pnp,l. whom s1c fnn nd
ono day dancing atrut in h~r ano Garment ann ne
her bF0thers. {" Ynu csnnoi eume in,~ ertcd tho
little girl. ne1t day. whcE her baby brnthesn tried
to ahltE her ruoHa. - You cannsA CINE In. for
am In my cnemIse." A moment nftos rhs
opened the dtat. sayEna, ''Enu yuu can
come fn.'' fhe had dropped % the immo'lrs II gar
fnent, snd ttood In her angelic modeety, naked ~
Ese befofu sin came Into the world"
Nevertheless, Al! perrons may not rec The nude
hQurs purely. The Atoretald nsvrpspsr GORE.
apondsnt cannot, for a!As to her there Is no mud
eAty bat the
HopEsTr Or MANY yAnps or pnr GOODS.
An American mother cnme to Paris fen wccks
aeo, bringing h:r danghttrt girl Of II. This
petal Of q fo.cbnd n not more rheIiereh from mn
lfgu fnfucncea than the. Bat sometimes 4 worm
csecJs Into tho yery heart Of ru.ehud. ''MAna.
ms. said this child day two after her arrival
In Paris, ''do let ~ 20 TO the Bots do nonIo9ne.
nr snr1,e xhere. where we rsn zee Cora Pearl spd
tho rest of the demi i-monde!''
horror: :rtF.rken mother: ',*here did you e1sr
hear of snch hosdblo thIngst''
t'Why, In Iucy ttootets letters, Of cnns1e. that
were III the newspapers 1t homer answered tho
Child. Mox1xAETRk.
, 1877-07-11
OUR WOODEN PAvEMENTS." g."

.N"eAeo, July OIL have rcAd your editorial on
sas soo1s subject in yesterdays Issue with great
." s., interest, aud heartily inaorss your suk-
IN regard to thu keeping tie pared lirrets
~ ",u HpAf. Aany Of them hays, hows,er, pro-
s'ca 10 Tar 'oa the road to utter ruin" that the
tn'" fepA1HnE you tugyrst u, In their case.
,1sueaele' NJ" aud yct they mag ba repaired 4nl
.as passaale III many ca.es, In my tfa,rs o,cr
~. "s.s e'da ! eame, sone tme a{u, upon
s,.H tns surface Of which had bacomc uko tho
t,,. ". oaaa who had suffered from 4 malignant
ths ~ Small pox. but on portion Of this street
ee., a's ~ aAd hesn 1srelad up By putting on
IL H. he smsat; which appeared 70 adhere d1mly
- duuh. 80. lne roadway was good, snI has0
hcaYs1 ~ 9ot hat on street. NOT .uhieeIed 70 our
u igdiciee sFsic thts mode Of srpairing would
eh!sf object In writing ii this tina Ia 10 n,sle
Sa u fe1Afd " tlu eest uasnArs VI hullI-
, 1877-07-11

CaicAso.-"The Lucy. Of Caica.a. brought up
in tbs rraE" says report Of last FrtIAys regatta
1t Oshkosh,...T hrsttri Of The new uo'pel ship
was u,ads yestesday.E An account Of It will 10
found slsewhers... u il probsbls thss Capt. j. Z,
Hgxte will soon 70 "a Europe TO sttrnd ~ soms
business connected with vessel lntsEssts. The
Detroit yacht Cora, bought by Chicago yachtuea
for -, 600, u On her NAY 10 &hls port. shs will
rank arst clAas. her length being fosty.: seven feek
....FheFc Wezs fIw tesssIs on The lumber markell
yssssst4y, aud not moss than half . down
Gassoe* wers duposs4 Vt during khs dAy....
tbs stmr J0hn Sherman leaves her dock II Clark
street 6sidxe To- morrow mofring Ut o'clock on m
s1curaon 10 st. Jee The lille ssnar MARY lett
for Aiiwaukss ye4te ertsy, where sh~ ~ilI be eu4-
p!oyed In future " laid ap. ues e4eusstoa hasi-
ne here 49, ta.1Sfs 'e..s ~ 9.n.s. md nsr,;
state oi The isks tsds snd A.u Ill lits Tbs ifrs.
ptesslblA Mics 6sf Wai4ux fof something ~ turn
ap....Ths schF kvaiue has had new sna!nusst
put Ia 10 plats of lhs oas aa4tsoJsd by Lightning
recently. and s4u Chartered yt.tek4Ay u bring
cargo of wood Ut u. 80 from Grand Tratsrsa Is
Chicago.
OTaxz Poass-Ths wreckIns tux Priadistils has
setarnsd 10 ler statlon At rheboJgan tspao Lake
, 1877-07-11


The following were the arrivals and clearance e.
for tho tNcnt1-four hons ending 10 o'c1oek 1a.t
night:
A.HyALs-stmrs Corona, s. 10. sundrtea; Shelby
Rsn+ Nah:iowG, sHnirlta: MnskrFon. Mnssc.
EEon. pgn,trtcs; rrnYs Eehra.ka.. }suaalo. fnn-
a1ea: fttr Of 5ale+Io. tlzdehsburg. sundr1+s;
~ Nacattne. t.rts, rnsl: Japan, Eucaio.
1Isf:' rsfs .nt n.Ha flafh9r .untr'.:
Haven. suadnsa:t. r. T"sth. tars.trek sundyle.
Tempest. White Lake. rnndr,es: Geo. Dunhar. Sua.
keKon lumber: MhFy Jafeeki. Hufa!1 tt,Ai CAnAiA~
tfodffica. aat: VIM. C7pttn. MAnss~e. iunIer srhrl
i.uc, me- !sMnal1. coal; X: t. *ktdmlre, ftn!.M"
iItnkesi fot. Mn. .krkpn. iu.nher: Ams+kras. Mnske
ms'k.xos IL s,t .. ,nm1er; M.fy 1ssfen sr Msr
hclIf HIown. Litu< 1r.seF+r. hark: MucklnK Bird.
IIkes lfrr. xood; Aty. Kevanntt. hAtk: j. V. Jonrk
Mutktsnn. !nmbtr 1Eo!lts. li.Iland. lafntHr- Vim.
hinth ueh ifareIs: tu1nner Pauline Michigan City,
''Fht: lumbt rmAa, plAek Creek. !aso5t1.
u 1 y b s.4 A ri; ISs1 as1 s @
i s aye h s1s ,ls' ssy E.SD a, ehI =
llase IHla1o fA t3 u Ac(le Dun4:Ea9n, BufAit
aaog 81 corn: prop cry o: Duluth, uuluth. 10 ou
fnrn, 20 hu 9att 90 b. etat nrsts md sandri~%:
rex Tfnirt bsnton r. !areor. aaatrttr: ~hs 2
~. e brls nnr taus feed, htls cnrn meal; fcGr
GRANGER FAuIst11c suadrcs; harge Drifting star Port
Huron: ~ ~ u corn; scf ttIpEt,EFta. Cleveland. 't1I
tous pl4 iron; rrnp Fountain Cy. HunA1t ~. 1T tu
enFn brt1 dair aph hr!a rpYk i0,t<s lard and sun.
drts: pr2p Iavolse Menntaec. funarteA; stn,r Y.
Ls.c: s1ndr,rs; prop IT, Altaaa. osdenlsarx j. 10 bu
EGth And sQh4ffea, " w. :"
, 1877-07-11

inF new hlpek rayemrniA. ami I" 70 thtp. !.ernt
tc tu rimtiy Fclnte Nhat tAonf ii, nc::rtr~ nn'I
myself hare lutr on Canal a:rrrt wtlClt has r..
ttntly been newly paved ftnn IIarritha street to
ia southern extremity. ,Attrr I'll" rround M.
property graded. wriad drwr. tE,-s.sise, a lNy"-
Of nic- linen t'oartls, I'm tap hf thr't we In H.
hnGth"ise. layer Of twn-iuf bank. anI nrn;l
this foundation We rel nnr redhr blocks. think
that need moi hsturr fryel.h"nhrd nen that tho
PORTIONS Of Canal streel thus b"iIt Wilt refnalu ri.
crably 1cEel HltIl The blocks arc worn away; hut
Will fsy That ] believe Tint thcte three patches of
tlrsct ~! liant nearly, Il not ante sw:ec ar inns
M the balance ai tho street whrsn the blocks
tctnpon Tho ground, which IL alternately roft and
batd
This nIank foundation Will support r,any new
anpetetructHrrs of bl'cks for II viii not decny ~
VIC have a1odc. The folly Of coating ficn with tar
or pitch: TIL" extra cost Of euth q formulation ID
Abbut 70 per rent. What mtre ttihc, this, when
w conacr the longer endurance Of tic street, tilo
w.st VI sad tear or hartes and vehicles the ~ea,
perhaps not lcaa, the tnrntal well ~ vocal pro-
innty which such horrible stsceta ~ Chicago has
TO boast Of provoke. VERY truly yours,
, 1877-07-11
MARINE NEWS.


ACCIDENT IN TIE RIVER.
The Captain Of The tug American Eag!e has been
either nexiectful In managing hts vcksel or very
unfortunate. for hs has been doing cona!dt sable
danage lately With bis craft lls Last exploit &C.
Cured yesterday forenoon In the North branch.
Ills rug wAs towing tho schr r. lnr7ona 10 Capt.
Brstcrs dr.. dock, for repstss, aud when oppotite
ttis Chicago q facthc E'evahr be san his tow
into that building. her jbl,oom punching hole In
It snd injurtng some OF the blna. Tho schooner
had her "hom" ranked OF snu hrr lib saIs torn.
The damsEs 10 the elevator estimated At 2liO
bat Capt. E3atef thought It wonid cost Lin. abont
$40 to repair IT, and he ssht his rnrpenterr IN ns-
tcnd 10 II. The loss 10 the rAnum amounted 10
80. and her new talnrtea Will be repaired In Ac
dfJ- dock, whence She waa taken.
This 10 the third accident or q similar kind that
the american Eagle has been engaged In ~
nsiucjpni.
, 1877-07-11

George Gilbert, formerly wheetaman On the
steam 'barEes n. X. FAfrbank and H, j. Nsekctt,
jumped on the rrop noetschy Thursdsy ovcntn:
last when within 200 feet Of tho head nt ueaey
Island. St. Clair River, because the atsames did
not atop II Masne City. and swam until within
hoavY pair OF ltoots on, when h. became cxhanrtel,
but Was rr1cuad BY boat t1otu ths propeller and
placed on the island. lie declared hs !nteution OF
swimming 10 Algonae " b eoald NOT Eet thcrs 10
4 snail boat
, 1877-07-11

Tho schf A. bradley, ladcn With coal from
Cleveland aud bound for Detroit went a4borp ~
ososss 1sle Sunday night. Tho tug Hercules has
gone to her rcfeue.
telegram from southampton. Ont, says:
II Tho Atmr Quebec. arrived day, reports that
the etmr Frances Smith. Of the Collingwood Limo.
"a ashore at Silver 1slst Lake Superior, and leak.
in1 badly -
TIC Milton D. Ward, har,ng cleared hesfelf from
RuQas Island last Saturday evening. started on her
upward trip thnt night. When scarcely past Al
cnnac she ran lnio raft, which the tug xcrona
was taking out OF Lyons dock. breaking four OF
nve buckets, the iron Of her wbecls, and shutting
ing the Ward In charge II tho time claims that no
jerome carried only ono light and that there VIZ
nous On tho f3ft -"
, 1877-07-11

61TsSd4 1Hs5a|&H % 1N4 INhSEa.
PoNr HURON, Mlch.. 1uus 10.-Do'n-rrops
r. Holland. blanchard. FL Joseph. Ohio and
basecs. Vulcan aua ratf, Mchtgan sua coIssort;
schrs Jenny Ruiabll II, r. baldwin. ST. Law.
renee, ). Maria Scott, N. AoIr, Jano Bell, Polly
II. Rodgsrs, i g. Miner, Nary Garrett, Jana Nc
Leo<l, J. o. Thaycs, Annie Eought, j. P. March,
T. Norwood. Evening Star, D. A. Wells, Louise,
John u: Hutchinson Bella Mitchell, n. Qsskin,
]. r. Gilmore. John Seguance.
vP-props WAvtr'y, Falfoauk, Quebec. Ttoga
xchrs J. II pe'tou. Il. Winslow. Flortda,
0toaebce+
wiud-H4rtheast fresh; weather clear.
, 1877-07-11
HOME TALENT.

10 gH3 E1H0F " lHf 5Ft3NH7.
Cu,cIf DO. July l0.-Allow mo to occupy I few
lines hour paper by asking II II would not 10 m
tnteseS{}nE occasion u have Ar. Thomas appoint
one sveninG before the scsson cfose.l. to1s called
''CllcsRu evening"" where The colnpo .Ilols Ut
CAieaRu authors brought before lilo public. 1t
will not only draw good attendance. but !ct ~
scc what talent WI havo In ths city. Among tho
-. - nome "authosa mans Pratt, Cscsxoli. SchIo,
Rouanoe. Halaska. Vans, bhlclfarth, Fuchs, t!ot-
man, a,id uspy ottsss. whose Gu nposItious have
Been played l<fosu. ltot.lnK yuu will favor this
. ' ''''' "' 'cu,cAeo Lr.sciA..
, 1877-07-11

CHtcAoo. 3uly lo.-FEeightA were actlto at
recent rates, room being taken for TO- 900 bu whest
and 305, COO bu corn. Charten: TO IutIalo-
Props James Fisk. Jr., lfoRtsna. and rnilader.
phta, corp through; sehrs II. c. Richards anu
Champion, corn A l4c; schr I. n. Foster fsnA1t
vcssol), corn Of &c: achf Hattie Wells, corn
through. To KtngatpnARchf sam Cook, corn 1t
4ke. TO 1Rdcnabrrg-prop st.. Adams, corn
through. =. esmia-rroP MonsEon,sr{, cora
for rorn to ttuNalo At 70.
sehr Myrtle bFiags lumber from Nantst,que 10
ChlcAEo at ST. eehr Rswleict srtnss bark
from Sturgeon Bay at 81. q.
, 1877-07-11
BREACH OF CONTRACT.

NKW 1oN1, 1n1y 1N-Ths ak MAnUfact1fefp Of
Paterson Ars about 70 <oegin action for damages
agRinst the ssEtksss fof breach OF contract. Nust
Of the sts2efs hAd written cautraets in which thcy
boant themselves TO dnlsh I'll watps which they
Inc rxceut sttlk. occurred q large number Ut
strikers left thek k'wosk Without anlsh4ux tAslg
WaIps.
, 1877-07-11
IS |Re2d and heed
YllIIR| what is here said,
i, III, az and you will
hAIk learn bow it may
WORTH be done at a small
SAVING?IC0St,

Men and women should be careful Of their
bait. 1t ts not merely All ornament; 1t Is a.
much part II SatureA plan for the perfection
Of health and the preservation Ut life, as is any
Other meu..,cr Of tLe boJy
Men Of sciencc have searched long and ~.
tient'y for tie best means Of preserving sutl
cultIratEB9 tie hnit
:, Thtrty.are gears ngo, the eminent scholar,
irto thorough etu,ly Of the matter ne vent
To the very root Ok It. and hts labors we:r
crowned Tith success. lie |. was who gave to
the world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-07-11
ENCURstoN STEAMERS.

19.N1VN9EVN = f.1t4IE FGIS:S4
Masters ot excursion steamers hsss been notified
that thsy must hereafter make : weekly report Of
the number OF excursions ahry make during each
week and ths nuniber of passengers they carry
zach trip This 10 in aceordants With orders from
the Sccrctary OF tho Treasury, and the local In
spectora arc fesponstblc for the execution Of the
regulation.
, 1877-07-11
CoTrOS,s t,l..nA.1torsr.

The military drama Of "Aadsesoar.lls COZ.
tinuss to b. tspscseuted 1t tais house by tbs kls
worth zousres, aaststed by Aessss. Cottun and
Ksanle. PsAl*e 10 bestowed upou Neassa. Wood,
NiKnault WsSxeaer, HueAms.let. tfeslans,
clatk clover. snI the Hisaes Ctu!kshAnk aud Bar
scsu. The odlctf$ II Company Ii lzre tdttektcl
letter OF thanks 70 Capt Lseksy. VI The Ells-
worth xoQAres.
, 1877-07-11

a QUESTION OF vERAClTY.
The 7gmks stated yesterday that tho stu,r Ben
Drake had ITO pounds OF steam on the Fonslh,
and ons compstent engineer contradfcts II BY say.
iny that she could not have had tllst amount uu-
that al she can carry In niactJ pounds CRpt Na1l
sud the engineer Of the Drake ase also Prepared TO
dcAy tbs report
, 1877-07-11

1pN3q1 DlstolcA 70 TKs zs18wHe.
AARQuEf1x, Mich, July 10.-AuITed, prop II.
J. llaekett sehr W. II. McC,rcror. Cleared, sehss
Frank perew. ]. Il. whiting. Passed down psups
Arclic, D: IL. Wi!sna. Passed ny, prop WllaloH.
Weather tine. Wind northwest
, 1877-07-11

sH;'rrior ..,A rraal T"s.ol intended ), wrcck,r2
pnFpt.ra wa1 launched from ffnd,. tht;, yard. at
nrtrHt. tat-}y =. Hnrk nn tbs surgeon Fay tAn,t
= rsogrrs'tn! rs,ldiy and as,atactuE,,y unrt Mr,
t''"rD ehafR" ....T Re prop lame- hay't'"n !. In
nave new nnctr" and rrc"isr ahofoug gh osrrha Mir.
I'm hrt Freent trIr ~ iuf.slo tie .chr e. e. F!nTnns
fsn sAost one hanh"f and twenty pounds on cargo
Hrtf!l! nterran t~enty-thsec hrthcfs On earTn
q ~ otN h1"hels Of rorn The stcam fox sEgna
a. Foft uumoht Ia nut Of orIicr &nd will not he In
operation Tor week or ten dAta ...At Detroit.
Capt. Stephen Kirby and Frank Kirby have already
enmUenced The drawing. and specifications Of ths
iron boat to h con.tsues~d fur the Cieyrland line.
ARR these plans are perfected proposals fof the
building or the tteauer vii! be received.
, 1877-07-11

BatnaKsoaT, july Io.-Asn.sl-Nonts Christie,
Seneca, d, oo0 bu corn; Aidgs. OttAwx. 4, f4U bu
corn; Gen, Mcclellan. LASalis, &, 0D3 ba corn.
ClcAtsd-lrop Aunssuk, LockpoEt, l.3s7 ba
wheat.
, 1877-07-11
ERIE.


Special Nspasck to ~ 7ytaun<.
Ear.. Pa. July 10. .-Arrivals-Ffops Charles ].
Kershaw, 1T. Louis: seht Allegheny. Departures
for atoYe-Sebrs Richard Winslow, Zach Chandler,
s. l.. W2ts1N-
, 1877-07-11

GpAad1 Nspase& 10 Jas TtEbAas.
MLvAuExE, July lo.-<hastess, prop Sebrasta,
Gi, 200 bo wheat 20 600 bu cats. 100 tons psoyl.
ssans 10 uadalo& through rats " Ssw York.
, 1877-07-11

nn'!ns1 ~ Hotel Cfn are cun ihfnuxht between Chi
4. m. ~ -
hutrt cAE1 west uf Chlczxn
d-l>trnt corner Of Wall and Ef1Ele. .GtA
h-bcpot corner Of Canal md klnxe-sM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

gnsldnbsr .Sier baben sic 20 0tart!"
Muisums-D iensr : sSsraussstsn tann
ih niht!" .1it[ Na1H2nl3 ,5dAE~ 1iHt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

gnstdnbsr (3u isiuem Sisnsr) : .Scbn,
bier bait ou cine gisaui-rau9 ou audi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

Bss- Ausslsid. Muisums Sisusr
.Msin Ssrr, oas &au6sn 1T bier psrbo-
ten sic perfalen in cine Straie BON 10
Marf I" q In r.r .4r,fA, d -u. A4u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17
sar Gin stammbaum. 0as lit bic

sas- Gin Stammbaum. Sas lit bier
unier Stommbaum, msints elm ettuas 3er=
lumpt ausIebenoer Singing aus Nrfanias
3u einem 6rsunos, inoem sr auf cine prdh.
ti9e eide Seiste.a Wieio? fraste e~rltaunt
Der anosre. Wein Yapa uno meme bei-
ben Ontels, er3Gblte triib Der grite. tamen
zines abenbs bier entlans. sic batten
seraoe Yisroe ~ssborst, cen SeIiser oerisI.
ben aber leioer nidt setroHsn, nm ibm oies
mitt6silen gu f6nnen. Oisier raubs Meni4
fam ibnsn nit ieinen 5reunoen nod, er.
rei9te lie bier uno = lisbit gu, oa am
brilten glt re4ts, ea puroen lie a0e Drsi
= se6entt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

@rsnabier Be 9urseIebte jul Dem
llntsrssbenen INNER orei S4ritt pom
Geib' bleibsn.
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perstntst unitr elmer etituns Die arsssn Giftutabu . einiss
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rei6en 9psisbdbneu gne SeHnseTionsn, bic tir,eas une bill.
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