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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-06-28
Save time and trouble by getting Cherry
Seeders and Apple Peelers when they can
be bought cheap for cash at,
LIPsCoMB & SoMMER vILLE's.

EXCURSION ON THE 4TH.-TWo eXcur-
sion trains will be run from this place to
Harrisonburg on next Wednesday, the 4th,
one leaving at 1880 a. nj. and the other at
7:45; returning. they will reach Staunton at
5:45 and GOO p. m. Fare for round trip IS
cents. Doubtless large crowd will embrace
this opportunity to witness the Demonstra-
ton, which promises to be on raost extern
sive scale.
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list of Letters emniminE In the POstOf
flee at StaunfOn, Anguish County, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-06-28

Romeo H. Freer, Of West Virginia, has
been appointed register of the land office at
Sante Fe, New Mexico,
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEI
/ States for the Western District OF Virginia

i States for the Western District OF Virginia
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Noah Sigler, bankrupt.
EXTRACT from Decree of May IL, 18TH
THAT Commissioner WIN. J. Points take and
to the Court report. LIST. An account OF all liens
against the estate OF the said Noah Sigler at the
time of his publication as bankrupt, with their
priorties. End. An account of all claims and de-
iiands against said bankrupt, other than the
liens which were due and unpaid at the time OF
the adjudication OF said Sigler as bankrupt. 3rd
Any additional matters which he may deem rele-
want or which may be required by any party IN
terested. Notice of the time and place for taking
said accounts, to be published four weeks in the
VALLEY VIRGINIAN, newspaper published In
Stanton, Va.
copy-Teste.
WIN. B. LURTY. Clerk.
@ MASTER COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Earrisonburg, Va, May 81, 1877.
To. E. j. Armstrong, Assignee of Noah Sigler.
bankrupt, and any creditors OF said bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
FRIDAY, JULY 9Th. 1877,
at the office OF j. G. Newman, ESD, in Luray, va,
if fair if notsthe next fair day thereafter Sunday
excepted,) to take the accounts required by the
above decree of the District Court OF the United
States for the Western District of Virginia, rem
dered on the 18th day of May, 1877, in the matter
of Noah Sigler, bankrupt,at which time ana place
you and each OF you are required to attend. Civ
en- under my hand, as Commissioner in Chancery
the day and year aforesaid.
June 7-4w. VIM. ]. POINTS, Comm'r
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10. G.. Friday afternoon last party
of Temperance workers, engineered by Maj.
J. W. Newton, left the city for trip to
New Hope for the purpose of recognizing
Lodge of Good Templars. The party
reached New Hope about half-past seven,
and after hearty supper, went at once to
the Temperance Hall and proceeded to the
work before them. Twenty-siX members
were initiated. All seemed i'm earnest, and
the scene was one of lively interest to the
temperance folks. The following officers
were elected for the first term: W J Stout,
WCT; Mrs Eliza Myers, W V r; r c Da-
Wis. P W c Il; Jno C Scott, Chap; J D Fish.
er, Sec; Albert Fisher, Sec; NJ Whitlock,
Treas; z I Kerr, NJ; Miss Mollie A Eakle, 1
G; VIM Tanner,.O G.; Rev l. Fl Graybill L
D; Miss Emma Bondurant, r S; Miss Bette
Rivercomb, L S; Miss Annie Connell, D NJ;
Geo Boadurant, A Sec.
The institution ceremonies Installation,
degree work, and the entire ceremony was
performed by Maj. J. W. Newton, who for
four hours was nstructing the new-made
members and explaining to them the mys-
teries of the Order. Yet the Major is said
to have been so earnest in the work that he
did not once show any signs of WEAKNESS,
and declared his willingness to stay all night,
if necessary. tt
At half-past three in the morning when
the grav streak of dawn was lust making its
appearance in the eastern sky, these faith
full workers returned, feeling, no doubt, that
the work they had done would amply repay
them for their labor. and SO may it be.
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LIMBS BRoKEN.-On Tuesday evening
last, Willie, little son of Mr.. Brooke, ex-
press agent, fell from a cherry tree on the
premises of Mr.. A. NJ. Simpson, and broke
a painful one, and was properly attended to
by DIR. Hanger.
A colored boy, aged Is, named Jas Brown,
a son of Jacob Brown, (col.) living at Staunton
Female Seminary was gathering cherries a
few days since, when, the limb breaking up
on which he was standing, he fell and
broke both bones of both arms. lie was
attended by DIR. A. N. Dcnkel, and is now,
though suffering some pain, doing pretty
well,
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LOCAL.

Hours Of Closing the Mails at Staunton
Post (lfficp
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James r. Kemper has been appointed
postmaster at Cross Keys, Rockingham coun-
ty, in place of L. S. Kempcr, resigned.
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A WAGON GOES Down A HUNDRED FEET
Near Waynesboro' on South River is
Changers cliff" precipice 200 feet high,
along which road passes hardly wide
enough for one wagon. A few days ago
Mr. Ezra Martini new settler from Penn
sylvania, was driving along it with a heavy
loaded wagon, which went over the cliff at a
point where it is 100 feet high, into the river
below. Mr.. M. leaped out rs the wagon
went over and afterwards found his horses
in the river below, the wagon hung on a
tree half way down, and its freight invisi-
ble.- VindicGtor.
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markets..

markets..
There is a slight improvement in the market
this week. Flour has advanced 95 cents for extra,
and quote ct 75 Corn is stronger by cents, sell
ing at 50 cents. Oats 1896.
sTAUNTON MARKET, JUNE 2s, ls77.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY A. RICHARDSON.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
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1t is stated that Mr. Adams, Clerk Of the
House of Representatives, has completed
the roll Of the next house, which shows a
majority of eight full-pledged Democrats.
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APPOINTMENT OF SHEREFF.-Judge Hen
dren, on Monday list, appointed A. B.
Lightner, Esq, Sheriff of Augusta county,
in place of John Towberman, Esq, resigned.
Mr.. Lightner Immediately entered into a
fifty thousand dollar bond with the follow
ing securities NJ. P. Funkhouser, John
Christian, John Towbarman, W. Fl. Gambill,
Jno. D. Ewell, J. N. McFarlan, John Myers,
II. J. Trcc, John Saunderson, and c. W.
Burress.
Mr. Lightner has had large experience in
the duties of the office, and his appointment
will be generally. acceptable to the people.
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Sons OF JONADAB.-ENcelsio Council
Sons of Jonadab held its regular meeting
Monday night last. We learn that this tenn
perancc organization is in most flourishing
condition, and that the meeting Monday
night was one of great interest. Officers for
the next quarter were elected as follows:
P. B. Hoge, W. c.; BIZ. hardwood, DC;
A. J. Turner, Patriarch; C. A. B. Calvert,
P. W. c.; John A. Noon, Secretary; David
Schearer, F. Scc.; D. Landes, Treas; M. Pc
terlish, Guide; b. F. Lushbangh, Asst; R.
O. Haines, J. W.; L. T. Burke, o. W.
Hcber Ker, YIN. Bickle and David Schear-
er were elected representative to the Grand
Council which meets in Harr isonburg, July
18th. Excelsior has nearly 100 members or
its rolls, andyet the good work goes on.
VALLEY RAILROAD. We are pleased to
learn that the Valley Railroad, 'under its new
management, has been not only sclf-support-
ing, but retarns small net profit for each
month. Since the LIST of January, when the
present arrangement, with Col. p. Z. PEN
deton as President, went into operation, the
road has been managed on strict business
principles, and run to the entire satisfaction
of the people of the Valley. The summer
trayel, OF course, will augment the revenues,
and the immense wheatc crop now being gath
cred will be an additional source Of business
activity to the road. It is one OF. the best i'm
provemcnts in the State, and we hope the
day is not far distant when we may be called
lp0n to Announce that work has been re-
silmed on the uncompleted portion.
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THE PICNIC TO-DAY.-Tho annual Cath
ole picnic Which takes place at the Fair
Grounds to-day, will doubtless be all occa-
sion of rare enjoyment. All who have at
tended these picnics will readily recall the
pleasure afforded. and they can feel assure d
that to-day's programme will be fully up to
the standard of those OF other occasions.
There will be music, dancing, rowing, RI
ding, and a hundred pleasant exercises to
make the day pass swiftly and joyously, and
none who attend will fail to be amply COM
pensated for their time. The ladies will
have refreshments for the benefit OF the
Church, and every thing will be provided
that can contribute to the enjoyment of all.
Don't fail to 90.
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, June 21.-The market
is without animation, with but little to act upon
Wheat is quoted at 14Oa175 for common to good;
corn 60a62; rye 70a75; oats 37a40.
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LYNCHBURG MARKET, June 21.-There is no ma
teria change to note in the market The offerings
of grain are very light, and prices for wheat corn
and oats are nominally as follows: Wheat 1854
1856 corn 56a6O for white and 63a57 for Yellow oats
38a42, and rye 80a85.
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(Gtneefanbt.)
9enoerfon, II. NcD., 1877,

p$bpNAEUN A'$ s~Sp A0se'
2teber @ an0erer
&uf meiner Getietour wurbe Id angenebn
setdul6t. Mls i'd BON @cOtt nod Carver 60
retSte, babte ib iiber Hprpcpb mad Glencoe a.
eebeu, Id ifeQte mir Dor, NOrppob pdre einl
einfl@e &iienbabn Citation Spa pents 8ebeu.
tuue. aber wte mar t@ e%rfaunt, als iG Dor
autant ? Die StraBen waren eefiQt NIT ga.
gen unb Vferben, bic 2dben oo4 8dufer; be.
~fcubers Gsbriper 5artelt, S@mteb- unb ga.
sensel6dft III ~ brnaerfen. Da iabet man
CUTE Waeen unD S1litten ~ ben btQiefen
pretisu. II& belu&ts t& 5trrn Natbtaa
StmUntl&, 8aufn,ann, Ct bait cine iebr srp6s
Nuswabl pcn Waaren.
9lur Der 9trabe mad @leneOe, Mc0eOb Co.,
tebrte Id III einem i6Uuen Gramebaule stu, ein
@afbaus, sebalten BON 9trrn peter GfsrE, ba
fnbet Der Hsilenee CUTE Mufwartuue; 5err
GFsrs petB bic 9eute treffi& au bebienen.
9ur3s 3ett Darauf lag Gleucoe aur glnl&t DOT
metnen 9usen. Dteies 9tdbtGen bat etne
iGSne Sage unb erfreut f9 eines Iebbafeu
9anbelsj 60 tat aud etne iGSne fatbOltfGe
RtrGe 4OXo6 SUP lang, NIT etnem iGOnen
5burnt, erbaut BON boGw. 9errn pfarrer &.
Deufermaun. bic 1nsssenb befebt aus sutsn.
frudtbarsm 8cben une 1T bort 2anb au btQtseu
prstfen 10 baden. o. 9.
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Spn ben NmenbemcntS sur Gtaats-
Contribution, treI&e bel Der leBten NSabl sur
Gbittmmuus taueu, 1T bis ieBt nut bas sHtf.
ial 3usttr entl6isben, udn,ltG Der MrtitsI, nod
pel&em bic 2selslatur fiinftte nur aae swei
SABRE ltt psrlamn1eIn lou, unb bic famole Be.
ftmrauns, betrefeub bic 8erpeupuns bon
@%tautsseIbern fur S&uIaUede; bieie llnb an.
9encn1nen.
Das Ameneen,ent, betrefeno bas Grausu.
ftmmre&t In Sa@en oes 5antels NIT ~getfiser
@etrdnter, f&pebt nod i'm tusewtRsn. 3pa,
bat lt bis isBt etne Rebrbeit BON 5,76S 9ttm.
men sesen Gin lplGes Enhancement berausse.
lteat, absr man bepeute, bab aus bretbts @Oun'
ties bic Yert@ie nod nt&t SOrliegeu; es tans
aIlo nod gang anpe's be~raustOmmen, belOnbers
penn an Dsn Gabeleu esFtd: werpen iOlte
Damn tpdren ale 8smEouueeu bes gersini
gum 5@use perlSnIt&er 5retbsit Nunb letne
YfaIpentsn umiO. 4. DEM 5r. O Beng TIT &
bauptid6IiG, pel6er ssssn bic sntrtsuen &c
offer Nudsr raiIDs a%rbettete, UNI bic psriDn
lt&e 8retbett In Sanbel uuD Waubel 3ur Gel
tuue 81 brtnsen.
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StaStratb. Die biefisea tbren,- Sob.
nab Stlberbdnblsr proteH,ten sesen bic g.
tbeiIuus elmer 2issns an stpst 8rembe, Namens
u Gambler unb 8 s Bruce, pelGe SutpeIsrte.
IrttfeI in DTsnt!i&er Iuctton psrtaufsn pDlsn.
Die @snannten batten an ben @tabtiGabmet.
fer 1871 fur cine 2i3ens gu bteiem 3pede be.
sablt, alein Der 9tabtcIsrt Dsrpetserte bic Ct.
tbetluns Der 9i3ens. Wdbreno nun bic 9erreu
Waen, McGartb9 u. {. t. fir bic frsmben @pe.
%falanten Das 0crt flbrten, fpra9en i9 BIZ
Ser.ea Drets, DrpIan u. u. bngegen aus,
Die @useIssen5sit purbe an bic bstrefsnbsn
Commuters e~eptelsn, unb ber Stabtratb iteint
BARN sire 2iberaIitGt entptdeIn 3u polsn, bic
er in aupersu Dtueeu uitt bepeist.
GtraBenosrfauf pun friiGsm 6letl1, auBer
bsim gtertsI, wirb frenee p~srbOten, prrausee,
fsst non LOT $50 2icens. !3upiberbanbelnbe
tpsrbsu UNI $40 bis 500 bsRraft fir feoen
uetertsetun8sfau.
Der t6btilGe Nntbeil an ben l1nterbaI-
tuusstOfsn fir bas Rranfens uub grmen-
baus bon $564.44 wurse CUR 8esabluue yer.
crbnet.
SEAPORT bes GIerf5 pes Muntctpal : @eri9ts
~$582,30;-bsS pOItsst-@befs $400, 55;-bes
pfaubmeifers GbieIb $500.
Die Staotratbsfsunsen iuIen fOrtun Nu9.
mtttaes 3 ubr ltattinbeH.
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bend Sbnlc.

Im nd6fsn Disnlae ben 20. No>
BENDER beatnnt Gins NbennIhule i'm
S6uibaus rer rrutlhen tatbolildsn
@smstnce. Sur wettsrn N%a5bilpune Der
Slnelinae In Den petlbtseenfn 3mei>
esn ces @slGafis!ettnS, ME 4u6bal,
tuns II. (. 10.
G!tetn une 8otmlnotr iino er1u6t,
'brt A%nmeIrunsen pone 0ersus ~
ma6su.
Ter unterri6t tnret Dienfae, Cons
netitag uno Samfas Nbeues UNI balb
aht ubr fott.
p. Nalentin Gtimmler,
prtor.
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Aus O.. 8ictDrta, Carer &C.,, et-
balten mir naGfebsnee Ntttbetlune:
Nm Ia. Nop. fart pObl Sorberettet, unb mt
ben bell. Saframenteu Derieben, bic iinsfs
SCOOTER bes 5errn 9eon Breber, 8lanbina, tn
bOfnunespOaen Utter BON IL Sabren 6 Nona.
tea. Ste mar bic Greube tbrer Gltern, bel
StcI3 tbrer Qebrer, Der 2tebltus tbrer Nttl&t'
Ter unb aQer, bic fe tannten. Ste trurbe be-
ssaben am 9Cnnabenb ben IL. b. Mts. uute,
a09emetser Ibetlnabne, ter 9ars purbe Scr
tbren MitlGllerinaen bon Der s6ule aus ~,
Stride setraaen, unb BET Der na& benz Gequten
pom boom. Germ pfarrer sebalteneu tur3en.
aber ttefergtetfenceu Auipra&e blsb tetn &uss
trcden.
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Santia9nngss Sr0clamation
beS
SDn0ernemrS.
@recnttp Departement bes }
@taateS Mtnnelcta.

Grecttip Oepartement bes
Gtaates Mtnueiota.
Ia Der VrGibent Der gereiniaten Staate,
DOnnerlaG, ben 20. 3ppember, als etnen ma
t~tOnaIsn Dan~tiaeunsstas aneeieBt bat, empfebl
Id BEN GOlfe bteits Staates an BEN aenann
ten Gage feline estuGbnltten Mrbeiten etnau.
fslen unb benz aama&ttSen SGGpfer fir BIZ
aablOlen Seenunsen, bic CT iber uns aus.
ssi4attet bat isinsn etfsissn Daut ~barsubrin.
gen.
%tr Rotten tantbar bieisS ,Sabr ais Elm aan,
DEFENDERS ge(e1uetss betra&ten. QaBt uns bant.
bar ietn fir bas esmd6iete unb peiie s~tuftreteu
unb BITE Wabl zines foIGen erten 8eauaten, In
elmer 3eit, trelGe uns NIT elmer naticnaIeu
SrtFs bebrcbte. @tr wpQen frcb fetn iber baa
Geflbl braDerli6er Gtntratt, peIGes aQe @taa.
ten Der ptsbersebOrenen Union btefss S1br CT.
raD8ltGt TIM Grteben NIT chamber unb als ein
golt 3I leben. 2aBt uus iber bic bG9fe BE.
fabtsuns 3ar SeIbfrestsrune uns freuen, pel9e
eteles Sabr barG bic &ufre&terbaltun3 Der
SHsntlt&en Srbnune In elmer 3ett, 100 bas Bolt
un3ufrtssen mar unb i& beeuesen tit elmer trii.
ben Sage beflnb. Wtr ppllen 0ptt baufen fir
BITE srfrenlfGe StDnbett Der Sabres3ett, fit cine
9itniftse Saat3ett fir etnen AQes iGneI reifen.
ben CONNER unb fir bic e~olbenen GrG&te
elmer betipteQos bafebenben Grnte. Sbn1 mol.
len tptr unieru ttefsefibIten Dant barbrtneen
fir bic erpBe Greube, BITE er uns eslGentt, In.
bent er nus lleberfuB tit unlerer Setmatb anb
SoQfdnbfge 3nfrteDenbett, pelGe infer 9eben
Sstf&Dnt geDabrt bat.
Sasbelonbere aber tppaen mir uns aus ppQent
Bergen barber freuen unb % bantbar anetten-
men. baB 1T uns bon Der 6eulGredenplage BE-.
frett bat pelGe iabrelaus etnen She'll Enieres
Staates O~eruifet bat. Do6 TN leberfuBe
nDss uniere 6reube Musbrad tn per seitee-
n,aBsn %&rtnneruns an bteienteen Tnbeu, wel9e
unierer 9llfe nsG bebErfen. gBir nrQen freus
big Der ununterbro&enen Wpbltbat unlerer
0elunbbett, bes 6rtebens, unb Der Srbnuna
uns frsuen urb Sbm banten, baB Gr uns Dor
auBersemS ID nli&en ~lnsladsfdaen 3u 8alsr unb
3u vanpe endeis bepabrt bat.
Ntr ppIen rantbar bic WpbItbaten unlerer
ffsien SnitttutiOuen sente6en unb mad elmer
3ett Der MtDerpGrttetetten laBt uns barber
nus frrusn. baB Der ridtebrenbe @Oblfanb Elm
Sersis fir bas fetn tann, baB unitre 5rrtbl<
u,er Serbefsrt unp unisre 0erssben perseGen
ftRh.
"Dantet BEN Serrn, tEr 9attonen, bantet
Sbu tbr gTlfsr."
8e8eben BON raetuer 5anb unb NIT 8eipriid.
une pss erCBen @taatsfesels am s. Sage ess
Ncpember A. D. 1877.
[Stes:,l 3. 8. 4tQSburp,
GOuSerneur.
q. 9. Sreens, Staatsietretdr.
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Die nnterset6neftn, wel6e es f6 3ur
Iufaabe sefelt. arme, %rerwabrlCfe &noben
III rurbt9eu @lieoern Der 8trGe unb gu
brau6baren Blraern Der nnenlGltGen @e.
fe1lh0ft beranjubtloen, laben hermit Qeb
rtr, 9anbwerfer uno Sarm.Mrbetter, bic ben
8eruf tn I'D tlblen, tbre 8rdfte etnem 70
boGeelen @erte su petben, oufs freunbltdfs
eth. ith tbusn anauf6ltsBen. 0etf ether
fhDnen Seimatb, btstet 1ih ttsr eDenfata
bic fNOne @eIesenbett bar, ih fur bic 9tmm'
l'fde ppr;uberetten.
Die SrlSer DeS Cell. Transi6fha,
care of
Right Rev. Thomas Grace,
Bishop of st Paul, MINI.
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Der 70 1ebr beItebte unb tit elmer
Nufase BON 100000 Gremplaren tGbrli9 ser-
brsttste NeeenSburser Marien Ra=
lenDer III fir bas Sabr 1878 erfGienea,
NIT elmer 8aQe hss tnterfHantefsn 2sefcfss
unD reid iaufrtrt. prets 20 Gents
pOffret 8ernsr Der !&letnc Marien
&atenoer fir &rtfItSe 6raueu unb
Sunsfrauen fir bns Sabr 1873. Der
aussesebsn BON {. Gemntnssr. Ntt mebre.
rem gtIsern TIT Garbenrrud, 224 @eten Sd
fGensGcrmat.
yrets Is Gents pOffret. gu taber bel BEN
0erleger
Sr. Nmftet.
6. 9. 56t3, Nep eJort unb 2O4 giue StrnBe,
Cincinnati, o., tote aud BET aleu gu&bdnb.
lern unS 3eitunssasenten. Sn ct. YauI Ut
baben bel N. Sures uaS sc. Sbwar;.
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Bel herAu fSfuus Der eesenititisen
tlntsrfuBun ssas'ea'&aft Der 5o!e Gomplrs
Nr. 1. srb,sIt jeDes Mttalieb 500. rs aasee.
subIt. Son allen 8euerwegruntsrRisaRssss.
fsui&a' ten To nut nod De Der gtrneer bOpt
uun Qabher 60. iibria.
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@is bas gertrauen tn Dr.. ausuf a6nts's
hamburger gruftbee tdslid in aQen GesenDsu
suutumt. seist tcIsenDsr Nus3us aus eineri
Brittle ron 6erren SoeOb 9armes. Seratteu
Ntser, y. 3. Nanttoba : .@erbarst 8crnelien
lit lea 1876 an etnem bartnddiseu 5nfen'
~nroe aber DurG ben @sbrau& bon Or. au'
sHit a0uis's hamburger Bruftbse pieosr GAM
bereffelt" TE Z RTs.a95
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Gntl 1etf's l1bren- unb Sob. unit
Stlbtrsei&dft bat f6 felt fttneui gffebeu be.
rftis etuen 70 suten Ruf erpOrbeu, ba6 es fG
elmer fsgr sablreiteu 3uncfGaft erfreut. Su
Der 5bat fnbet ber geiu&er i'm Sture 81 O1
3. StraBe an llbren uub GGniudlaGen alel
Nrt has Glesantefe unb G&Gnfe lpltb unb bel
entipre@eub btatseu yreiien fets sDrrdtbis.
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Stadt II. ggaud>
Scuticbe fatbpliItbe Nereiue.

rsI6e f@ Der sssenleittsen 8srf6srs
unssaeFui@aft Wtnreirta's nod ni6t
anaelhlc6eu baben, f5nnan Die tn bteler
Nunimer oss Bunberer per5fsntIi6te
Contribution rur@ pic Office
hteie5 Slattss bs,ts6su.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Dt.e 6trma Iuorunb 5arper tn
SftaDatsr bat fG aufsel5ff unb fibrt nun 5err
SuOr oos bisbertse GffstabrifattOusssfGaft aui
aaetutse Gs@uuus fort. Die BON fetaem 9aus
s~eltsferte NSoare if bic bsfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Die Stabt MtnneappIts bat bic
Suuarne Don $4,000 sur 30blun9 a~nsepiefen
an bic ct. eenis unb Nianenpolts Gtienbabn-
Gcnapd8nte. Hadbem nun bic birette gerbtn.
eung bon WtnneapOIis unb @t. 2ouis Dcaenbet
TT; bic Gnrferuuns sptiGsn betDsu StdDtsn
betraSt iesf NOD 26 @tunoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Ete parteten in ber 9t9tsIatnr
fir ben nGGfen Eermin tuereen fpleenbe Ser,
tretune baben:
80 republtfanilde unb ii oempfratiGe &c.
~na.Oreu, 81 republttantiGe unb SO bemptratiihe
&epraientauten in Sersinter Sisuue baben
bentua& bic &euubIifauer iber cine NaiorttGl
pOu AZ 9ltmmsn ~ perflaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Sn Wtnneapolts wabIte baS Geuer.
bsparteraeut Der @efiette fOlsense 8eamte:
Sir &bef-@ Bradett.
SIR l. AiFfentea-G GriebrtG.
fur 2. s @einart.
Die 6susrIeuie Der Saiette erpdBlten fOlsen-
be 8eamte:
Gbef-@ 6 Gtetpu.
4. NfFfent-R @auren.
2. -QSSalter Mare.
Die 8ifer ffrtteu uessn S~erabfssuns be-
2cbns burG 8 M Nnlcn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

5errn paul 6aber Uurbe BET ber6eier
istnes finfysidbrtseu @eburtstasss pom Nan.
nsrGSr unO eemtlGten Gbpr cine serenabe &C.
brahf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Gar Ntnnefota bat Der yrdFOent ben
F9rn. Us Us Billion gum gunbesanwaIt unb ben
orn' Vt 20 Rfearsn aun, gunbss , Rarf&aa
ernannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

6reunb gS. u. Slbtng aus New
ulm erfreute mad fanftdbriser Mbpeienbstt ist
ne sublret9en btslisen getaunten wteber NIT
etnera geiu&e, uub aetste ibueu, ba6 er Der alts
paders Raunerab tn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Dos &~ranfeusG vmmttte tts ct. Deterstinterfasunes.
Serstns som 1. RDntag TIM Rcr. b1 sum 1. Rpntae
Sbrer Dtfritt. Gtfamp $. 6ermap, Rrnbc ctr
nlnan Nentel bet GtatImane Braunei. Bauberltnbeu
5rturi@ Bel WRefinger.
llnterfr Dtfriit. g36sar Wt / ct. Deter Ctr,
@asuer gtt 2 College a1e. gBasner Sptn, Ii Str. be
Wtemau.
S.aesb S&ntstus, Gefset6r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

8fntldfr 9. G.ac.
MANS, eerts gIcd, sWsi xoiren fiblt& bonn
@artttauie. 3dbne at sssspsea sbae S9atrae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Der @etienprets III bieie @p&s
ptsper UNI Elm paar &ents seftseen. Nm Gle.
satOr puroe piebsr Elm Dollar per 8ulbel be.
3lblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

H. Sttsrle, Druggist and Pharmaceu.
fist, Deutf&e @pOtbete, 200 on z. CITRATE,
Ode bes grDabras. ct. paul. Mtnn,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
8efdmmtl1tabumo.

@S pirb hermit sur dQaentetner !R,nntnts aebraGt, tas
5err 9eOndrD 0uISen, frnter In Stem lltut, Srpwn g.,
iest liz SCferine 9. D., &onbischt Co., N1 zines fetr eu.
ten QDpblfdnbs e%rfreut, GACtt fur iih unb ben Setnsn fir
slst@fsus. alien fetneu Sreuubtu unb 8errdnbten elm
~frFpItGss @Iifauf unb 2tbewDbl III r,lf,nb.
3epndre Cullen.
Hclebtae 9. o., 8anttupbt g., Wtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
Gin Qebrer aelnmt.

Gta tiGtiser fattclil&er SGuasbrer. weldb.,
f6btg To, in Der Denitsu nuO eusIii9en @procb,
Interior AZ ertbriltn. Fnoet IN 8erm.qiOn
@&uI. Dtfrt't 81, DatOta 60, Ninn., anl,I
lung BON I. NCpentter az auf fiuf Mcnate.
Nn3umeIheH bet
ccbn Sreuer, baieltf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Nen prague murbe In Der HaGt BON
sortsen DOnnerfas BON elmer Geusrs6runtt
beimseiuGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Grbbeben purbe pOrtse .Wc&s IN Run'
fate, Isabella, GILBERT Sea &c. SerlpIrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
q. 8. Greens, Staatsletretdr.

Das seetenetfe 6ciratbes, @eib.
ndbtS', M%euiabrs', 0eburtss unb
Mamen6tae $ 0etAenf fit tatbOIti&s
Gbeleute 1T pas bel
Mnblbamer s. 8ebrle,
Al Soutb Ga Sale Stra6s gttcaec,
CT fGtsuene praGtbtlb,
vTamiliem : Ste9titer,"
prets franco per Dot $500.