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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

E Merrill informs us that the Literary and Library Association !. have by resolution, thanked the
 Dramatic Association for their re- tmance in behalf of the Literary n, which netted ninety-five dollars.
 tion was adopted last evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

wnprLE NEws.-This spicy little sheet made its appearance to-day, looking well and freighted with an able article on Ari- zona as State. Also, remarks on Indian agents, etc, etc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

sMr. and Mrs. T. Sanders gave a ftv to their neighbors and friends ksi 3ence, in Miller Valley, lsst Those who attended speak of the Fagrecable one. Mir. Saunders and
 ning to settle at Coyota Spria g, , Hills, some 14 miles north of
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Sucak-thieves are plying thelr nefarious vocation in Williamson Valley, much Co the disgust of honest citizens. The iends steal harness, poultry, provisions, everything they can get away with.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

The large hall of the Prescott Literary So- ciety was, last evening crowded with intelli- gent people who listened, attentively, to an Historical Address, by Ed. W. Wells, Esq, and to PoSm by lady member of the So- ciety We ware not present but have made it our business to learn the foregoing facts, also, that NIT. Wells address, which was de- voted to points in the early history of Pres cott was pronounced a success, as was the Poem, by Mrs. O. We hope, ere long, to print the address.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
Notice.

To E. II. Saith James Mcguire. and all eflen in the Ssyer Star Mine EFst norhxesferiy sxfscsea ot tas ;y, AT.
 You are hereby notified If yoa do appear within ninety days from ths date, and pay II. White your proportion cf the assessment s required by law the undersigned win claim and forfet yoag interest a said o.le, socording se tAe mining laws of the Distrc.
 February l. ls77. N. WHITE. febl-1m
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
LEGAL
Delinquent Sale Notice.

FINAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY.
  Location of ptisrirs place Of huslaes. saa rsaaesoc California. LeeatOe Of wesk.. wslsa Grssv Mining District, Ari 
 NoriCE-There delinquent uFea ths hliosiax described stock account of fo. e levied the sixth day ef January ls77 the several amounts .e opposite Inc of the respective shareholders G.floex
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

i that MeSsrs. Bashford. Burmis- ks, Otis, sherman and other we'll
 ns of Prescott, have bous Int lots Reastcrn part of town, and will Amenee erecting neat and costly 2n the same.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

MArrEUs-The MINER erred yesterday in stating that Dr. McCandless attended and miniStered Co Mr. Matteus, the man who
 was accidentally shot at Black Canyon It was Dr. Day that did the work and who thinks that amputation will be necessary in order to save the unfortunate mans left leg.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

hg the Masquerade Ball. yester- bitted to mention Afr. .. Goldwater Rc:er of an Officer of the Court of XIV. The costume was the most pne in the hall, being made entire |8nd satin,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

e heard the name of A. $. Haskell in connection with the office of !, and are free to say that, in our
 e would make an excellent mem~
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

anlforn, |. s. A., and his family, cm Headquarters, this forenoon, York City. They have many Fe, who regret their departure.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Jacob Ralph and August LeValle, citizens of Walnut Creek, are here to settle differcn- ces of opinion concerning the relative value of gift concert watch and two musical mules
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

s. c. Rogers, of Walnut Creek, thirty-tive miles west of Prescott, is here and says his section has been blessed with abundance of rain.
 Messrs. Young, Lewald and Schumacher of Walnut Creek are in town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
WILLIAMSON VLLEY.-Stephen Breon, Burke and Charles Goldman, eiti-

Prescott fast 5rcnBQ Ns Breon ~>Ned and gave us tbe saly pleasIng iniormsue> taat sl- section th, country got thorough ectt-H- a lau days so n f-- ;he alley
 aa- 81odsd Flowing is lls order of the
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

ward and other freighters left nHday, for the terminus of the
 Acifie railroad. NIT. Howard k - dest and best freightcrs. Busi- n Prescott and other places on his ! will profit by reading his mo- Head of new advertisements.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Ben LiRdcnbaum, one of Prescott's old time carpenters, is making excellent sash, doors, blinds, etc, at his shop, little south of the MINER office. He also manufactures ox-vokes, of which he has quite supply.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

MT. Acunya, who has charge of MesSrs. Campbell X Bakers fine herd of sheep, says the sheep are now near Black Canyon, where green grass and weeds are plentiful. Sheep fat aS seals
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

DR. TH1ELE vs. MAAs,-This was an ac- ton brought in Justice Gates Court, to re- cover Sl00 for medical attendance and and medicines furnished by plaintiff to de- fendant in January last. The defense set upa denial of the service and the plea that the plaintiff was not regularly licensed physician, and therefore could not maintain the action. Plaintiff proved the rendition of the services and the furnishing of the medicines and the value as alleged. He further offered testimonials of the highest character in support of his qualifications as a physician, such as diplomas from the Der
 lin University, the American University of Philadelphia, and the National American Electoral College. The defense attacked the plaintiffs standing, by offering as wit nesSss DTS. Day and MeCandlsss. The trial commenced yesterday morning, and was continued over until to-day. At l 80 D. m. the argument commenced and was conclu- ded at 30 D. m. when the Court rendered judgment for plaintiff for the full amount claimed and costs. T. ]. Drum appeared for plaintiff, and B. F. Wade for defendant.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

3tto has a new advertisement in 5 offering to excel, in liberality i dealing. all pawnbrokers in Pres |are daily expecting q 'pinching
 brce us to try his libcrality.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

respectfully announce to the citizens of Prescott, and all who may desire to secure to-morrow, March 3, I shall open a house of this character at the Antelope Restaurant Thomas Whitehead's old stand. None but first-class cooks will be employed, and no pains will be spared in making it first-class house. The dining-room will bc arranged with private tables for families, or those de- string thom. HORACE V. CRAM,
 Prescott, Feb. 26, 1877. Proprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

k W. F,eury, docking as inno- 9wSraper reporterA, called on the * forenoon, when we learned from
 5 in his addition to Prescott,
 ke hot cakes, at one hundred #npwsr'ls, per lot. He thinks his /ost the place for the Capitol.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

fge n. Kendall is of the opinion Untitled to a seat in tho Board of $ and has, VIC learn, engaged
 h to explain the law and the facts. 1l claims that he is entitled to
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Mir !. L. Fisher will sell. by auction. next Saturday, a desirable ranch located in Pee pies Valley; also, the personal efects of J. O. Bryant, Michael Riley and Edward Csney, deceased See advertisement
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

rs Station, Turkey Creek, on the
 resk mine, is fillings want long Feling mountaineers. It affords hmodations, and is we'll patron
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

' Foster, who ably and truly rep <k county. in the recent Legisla- nbly, and who would make a good
 ecneral. will soon start west on q
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

[ owers, to-day, received a dispatch 5el1uty at Verde, informing him l<I1en, whose name isn't given was 1frested and placed in the guard
 n Eharge of larcency.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

fum, young attorney who has cast ta us, is now ready fsr business. 9ewell's old jewelry store.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
qDAY, MARCH .. 1877.

B NOTICES ia the reading coi,uRns seiN of the rate of THIRTY CENTS per lane 1sertioa, aud tIreHty ocHss e liae for eaeR
 ! iaSeYtioa.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Dcw houses are drawing to com
 \ rather, carpenters and other |ers are drawing them that way.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

many Yavapais would like to see kller a member of the Board of rs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Chas. Dickinson, boot and shoemaker, has removed from his old stand, on Moniez-ma street, To the building formerly occupied by J. C. Svearingen, on Granite street, which Is now, thanks tocarpenters and other meehan- ics very neat house. NIT. Dickinson is Prescott's oldest boot and shoemaker.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Butler is waiting to sec settled <fore he ventures on a reconnois- E mines.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

ndge Brooks male Angora goats
 N killed by dogs. Loss to the ht two hundred dollars, a sum We hive for all the worthless CUTS in
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

MT. McCurdy has a rare and valuable col lection of minerals which will soon be dis posed of, by raffie, at the Cabinet saloon. Two dollars a chance.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

E meat is good, but rather dear, Io the way they sell meat "at
 Tucson.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

young lady living in the q Prescott whose birthday only
 t every four years. Not a very 2 to Carrie.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

We learn that Dr Thomas Gardinier, den tist, who recently spent some time in Pres colt, is on his way back here 10 take up his permanent residence among Us.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Natchman Jennings has. of late, and imprisoned several wood
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Hon. F.. c. Peck, Superintendent of the Peck Mining Company, visited the Com panyis mill yesterday, and reports every
 thing out there as being in apple-pic order.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

C. T. Rogers, the King of butchers, has gone to the Verde after more fat beeyes.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

bard. foreman of the Peck mine, $ fhat bonanza this morning.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

FENCE LAw.-According to the law pass. cd by the late Legislature, all farms in Yav- apai County will have to be enclosed by lawful fences by November first, 1877.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
WEDNESDAY.

to-day, very fine, clouds still knpon us.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

ething for the plaza, it looks lone M friendless.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

It stores are the handsomest and {n the Territory.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
M ARRIED-

Al the residence Of Hos C. A. Luke Feb. 2T. ls77 by Hon C A. Tweed. nistrict Judge Ar. Fred. C. Breoht aad Miss Crecepcia HoltEshac. both of Prescott.
 The marriage speedily followed by 1hs usual con sraiulasDs and supper, of which those who parsOok were delighted with.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

A. s. Clough, of lower Granite creek val lev, was in town yesterday and subscribed for the MINER.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Tom Burke has rented Simmons station, al the crossing in Williamson Valley, on the Prescott and Mohave road. Mr. Burke is a good man and will treat the public we'll.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
THURSDAY.

Joe Kerr is preparing to build himself another house on South Montezuma street.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

James Cahill has arrived from Ph1nix with a wagon load of produce.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Fishers auction sale advertised at the Court House for Saturday next, will be held on the plaza See his notice elsewhere of attractive additions to the sale
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

B. -..fa' t-'.''''' ''''''r r Ea- s has'lc-- rar5 il tt- r f a.t t-.sue ri-ns 1l s-r- n .hoto- cal la1c- end
 s - views .i -crn"- iH 1-A.l.- a-e s-el aera and rgcsc- te.. a- e 2t
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

]. NJ. Branaman, formerly of this county, died at Globe City, on the 1Ith inst, from injuries received by one Dougherty, who es- capped.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Our young friend, T. ]. Drum, has already established for himself reputation for le- gal ability which is helping him in his busi- ness.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Fred Williams has rented the Jewell house and is going to make lodging house out of it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
Constantly on Hand

rsspes ully soiet the FuivonFe o the merchants Of ~ll4 cod al give 'rrast acrlen so the forwarding ef zis .ss laarEeS G P. IT, P llinns s. P. R. R. ]"
 .si.- es .ssei' sr.f-, e rad efore delivery al fhs cerlisps -s'. Ia. Dc aisguTsss on receipt
 AuEusf lgG REF.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
|al Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Rrassler Is again among Us.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

GENEROUS ACT.-We learn that MT. Geo. Lount has contributed the sum of s90 to aid Mrs. Judge Rush in her noble efforts to free the NJ. E. Church South from debt.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

FN Wise arrived here by yesterdays stage, from Santa Barbara, California. Our Foreman knows MT. Wise and says he is $ good carpenter,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Luke has made arrangements with s. (. Miller X Bro. to freight the Constancia quartz mill from TysoLs Well to Bradshaw.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
FRIDAY

Fail not to attend J. L. Fishers auction, tomorrow.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

MT Lewis, of Lewis Bros, San Francisco, wholesale dealers in cigars and tobaccos, is here in the interest of his house, which is one of the largest on the Coast;
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Sec administrators notice of estate oi Mark Garrett, deceased
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

old and new citizens of Prescott are firm in the belief that Prescott will double in population in less than a year
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Colonel Bigclow and NIT. Daroche started for their mines yesterday, with supplies.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

The Qusrtermaster at Fort Whipple pur- chased seven hundred and fifty cords oi wood in the past two months.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Rufus ] Rutherford will soon start his dairy with thirty cows, which he recently selected from Mir Brophy's herd.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

w B. wardwell arrived here recent, from San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
LEGAL.
Application for pate,,s

To rnx piseevkks Loexuns ox rstn Wan Exstx Nsxr.
 u.s. Lsxp OFFICE. PRESCOTT. A IT..
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

WEATHER cloudy wind from the south good signs of a rain or snow storm.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

EACH MNE.
 l. $ LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T.l
 Februarykn lST7.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21
sbe3talsMnseigclt.
8ir MAIDEN uuire bieiiesn 2eisr ani
fpInenbe SpesiaI.glotiaen anfmerilam:

8ir MAIDEN unire bieii9en 9elsr ani
fOIeenbe SpesiuI.gtoti3cn anfmerilam;
H% Gocben erbaItcn int State @api'
fol. Store, Gdc Der Oritten unb State
Strobe, aIle Gorteu 9roccrieS, fril6e
lHalinten, Sran9en, QemonS, biIbidc
cin0emadte 8oiton.S .Surfen, btlm Sllil'
bert obet Ou3cro.
pG 9sIdnittener $ut3u6er, ein iebr
Id6nsr @rtittI, im State-eapitol Sro'
cerie.Store. -
B6 8or,iiaIider &bce, Solun9, So
pan, Smperial uno Der allerbeitc 9e'
branntc Saffee, i'm State capitol Sro'
cetic Storc.
B6T @e!uii3te Salmons, friide Sal
nous, 2obIters( (Seefrebie), Pine.Mspfel'
Safe, int State @opitoI @rocerle Store.
sO- SdarmanteS SaIat.SeI, Gar.
Oincn, Mushrooms. (Yil3 ooer Gro'
Ibuamm) frau36Ilbe Grbicn, chow
chow, gherkins, maccaronia, vermacilla
uub frar30iiben @iufarb, i'm Statc
Capitol Groceric Store.
D@ Sran3oiiIbc &rentOn eradsrS,
Soba, MiId, 0ic.gfafS, 8ailer., @iil'
oer. ilno perl6iebeue anoere erdGers,
im Stats GupitoI @roeerie Stcre.
B9- 8obncn, Somiup. Grblen, 9in'
Ien, @ries, Cocoa, Broma, Gbocolate,
Cocoa.RiiiIe, Jellatinc, @crltc unS Sa8o
int State capitol @rocerieS al eer
Oritten unb State Strabc.
s@ S6peiacr aebrdnste Mild, c6tcc,
unb Sdpei3er ee6ranete Mild, en0li'
der @attunS, i'm State eapttol @roce'
rie Store. ~
@ Strides Ifron $aiermebL i'm
State Capitol. Groceries .Stcre. s.o
@ Sdinfeu, Seitsnitilde, Sped,
WfebI, Bo!o9ualuiirlte nno 9ctro9neteS
Beef, i'm Stote capitol SrOcerieItore.
Sarrisburs @lai 10, 1877. q .'a
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21
eannlpurm Lebeno entfernt
SfeeelmdfIiee slnSfd eieuu9 tpcfcnt'
lid fur bic Gefnnbbeit.

Die ItstlniSBist @usfGeibuns uub bas (5lif-
Cen her Mdssnl6fte unb ber @das, tpeI1es Der
GetrauG ron Sefetter's Ragenbik
terem bsfStert, ifnb WirIunstn, ipstGe ne
Ientlit ,ur WisbsrbtrasIIuns Der @riunttsit
fiibrtn, tptnn Der Sreanismus gslSrt N. De
Spetle tpirb ID BEN byspsptilGfn @aeet niGt
Serbant, neil her wia9enIaft ntangelbaft rber
au rdhIi& pber serbcrben IN, bic eeber trirb
aufasbauft upb bic Giuseprihe Ssrfcpft, neil
ber @autH,ulIuB unSurtiGsnb 10 .pbtr cine fal,
ldte RiHtung nimmf. DaS 8ittere brinet all
has IN Srbnune unb bfleitist alle fGlimmen
GoIaen rianasluhen SiuTusaIels unb unTessl-
mableen Glisbens hsr @aIle. ntberhies reiti
% BE GbSiiafeit bsr Nlsren, burh wrlGe bic
iinreiniaieiisu aus BEN BLUE eeipiHrrrnnBei
Tltrlt tpsrben unb FIBER GenSeu, bsr 9arn.Or-
Sane aur 2r6eteli pbsr @snSribrit eniesesnef-
trtrft tpirb. @ltihpiet Of man 60 sur 0is9uii-
runa ber massnlaft- Ster @allnmfef9eiOunc
unb uir Grld@lfrnne bfT ibtrlabfnst Ginee.
petbe pbtr aur 8tfSTbtrung vpuRdnbtgen uni
bobsr esIuubtn parnIansns autbsntft; mar
| bdtf leis baYalif rt@ntn, baB 3oaetlfre 8tle
rts ben bsabf@tislsH 3Rsd srfiiln ipiTb. VI
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21

mas rins betriflt, 70 beritsben f6Rt iati
10 ptel fran3Diil6 tpie me Sub ipanilg.
Ratr on a.-Sr. sleent 9deele.-
Damien beitenS fiir Die famoTe r,So1'
lafbe". .lF HH fi4as
Sefieuopte.-Sr. asent Sebuer.
-Das mar mieoer einat en- ,SdnOr.
rer". Satten ben paderen Saeot
9aufmann bon ,3elienople, (Sie fennen
ia ben tii1tigeu S9reiner,) it Carbon
Centre eiitgenluifert, anftatt Selteno'
slel Das fant baBer, neil mir btnter
ieinettt 9lameH ba8 gB6rtlein ,.Carpen
ter" oeIdrteben batte, iiilb i'm aud mt
1920 auittirten. S6aueu sic eef. tt
Sfro. "A (@arbon Gentrel nod, Dor
Itebts ,,i6war, aui peiB," eab pr
3aufinani O. X. 1T; Sortbin giug aid
sas Bdper; ieet ITS ieood g'firt, unl
Der iriiGe 9letrat forfeit eiii9emilitert
Mtartetta.- Srdiilein grnalit
SaaS.-Danfen f9SM fir ben netter
Qappen. -Sreut rns, bae Der fiebe Sr
Bapa ipiecer ouf Der 8eferiiig it,
@erberfs nod etli9e @o9en auiteber
laiien, ebe mir fommen.
Tetf@itb, Snbiana.-Sr. q
Yrnb.-Danfen beltens. Sbr Sabr
gang 9ebt erit nd9iten Wlonat su Gilbe
ilnb 1T be3alt.-Sbrer Sitte wercri
mir entIpre6en. a.sl
r.-Sr. 2oliiS Grall.-
90 enn mDgli9, perSen mir sic oieiei
SpatIomnier beiu1en. = Sa9en Sit
bein lisbsn @eible, iie iolle ni6t bang
iein, ba ibr cbrlider 9ouis nodl imrnel
gut ans'I6rieben iei. = Bon Sancpct
,nSst,ten mir aud einmal @ettgSbnr!
beiud,en. no mir im Sabre 1888 arbei
teten-- -sabsrsss nliinSlib. 81 kg
8bitaSctpbia.-Sr. ST; saiuall
-Sbrent Bnnfde 1T eatfptcaell.
9bitabelpbia.-Sr. Geo. Seppts
-Sie idulSen crdftlD $3.50 init Yeit
gels. Soften Ste tn SdlOe gu bein'
dlet1.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21
Srieffafer.

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Solilbnttt. 10 milBte cS lldler ms Sa1
per.-@nd lult elllal cager, lte6er Sef
Ter; elIi 6rellllo l@ldf ilns en- Ptdter.,
een ."Npper an pStteltalten repre-,
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SSIs.s aSs!s.bp IN S.S,r ssSs aEiTsr s.itana
stidntts USn' 8orbsr,itHns. +
SStsiIi$ Sa&rs @s, Ssnsll sa,Is,s y wei S.s Ssas'
W" 9p''@ S'S'''a'" o'"V'~ vNH''
limb baS Bib? es tlb fanioS.
Denfe Dir lieber gllter, ben slipper
auf eincln hoben Stlibl init oret Set1erl
am S6reibpnlt, nit 'ner Vrille auf Der
Spise Der glaIe iisetio, Die Saare iiber
bic Sttrne berabbdn9eno; 'uen lan9eil
Rod auf benz Jitden, Der altSltebt, oils
bdtte er ben tiirtilhen Seloii9 ntt9e,
rta6t; me ierriiene Jfodtai9e ilno ets
mem SnOpf neben bran, Die Snte 3lI'
iarnmcn9eSmdngt oils ltedten llc IN elmer
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9en Sea.iGrung. :, SSnatt!gaUs v. .,
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21
Gin proBartIgss GtubIiRsmeat.-

Gin sroBartIges GtabIiRemeut.-
8dbrenO unires GuSFuss Isbte Bo&t
rad @biIabeIpbiu, itatteten luir and
Der srobsn Garriuss.Subrit .bsS $rn. 6
8 en3ler in glro. 329 & S31 giort
8roab Strabs einsn 8siud ab. 8il
batten ba8 quite Slid, $rn. B. seraot
al Der Grbeit an3ntreffen. Nan muf
in Der Shat erituunen, iiber bic pradt'
bOuc srobe GustuubI bn 8utiden,
gbaiien, 8ussisS II. {. H., unb Die berrD
Iide Grbeit. tusIde bier ssIiefert tuirO.
Mands bisIer Sabrifate iiuo 9Iutt pie
sin SpiessI, unb bOdit elegant sebaut.
0ie YbiIabeIpbier bilrfen ild tuobI &C..
idmcidsIt fibIsn, einen 1ann tuie $rn.
8en3Isr in ibrer Wlitte su babcu, Der
I'M Stanbe 1T, iOId pra&tuOle Grbsit
Su Iiefern. Dab er aber audi elten
Gbiab bat, Idbt fid ipObI bsnten; an
einem sinsiDen Sag in Iebter Boae
psrfaufte er uidt iueniocr benn ;lpei
icinsr cIseantsn &utidcn au 81, 100 per
Stiid | Stun. bus III Gut. nno fpridt
Icbr su ieincn @uniten. 8er elm luirt.
Iid id0nss Gubriuerf buben mill, Der
beiude Obne ssebI bic Subrit Oes Srn.
8snsIsr an Der 8roab Strube. Sdo.
mere 6erurtise Bauren iinO nirseuoS gu
ieben.-8ir Uerueiien auf feline Gn3ei.
ae in biCIem 8Iatte.
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