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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-12
ENCOURAGING Signs.

The construction of the James River Rail-
road from Richmond to Buchanan, along
the line of the Canal, anG thence 10 Clifton
Forge to int rsect the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road, will be one of the most important en- :
terprises ever undertaken in Virginia. The
surrender of the franchises of the canal to
the Railroad Company, with a satisfactory
guarantee that the railroad will be built,
ought not to be a question of debate. With
this road completed, and a branch to Lex
ington, a very rich mineral, agricultural and
manufacturing country would be developed.
OF the Valley Road from Staunton to Buch-
anan, atleast, and thus give double agent
of development for Rockbridge county.
The satisfactory progress being made with
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad is another
encouraging indication. There have been
forty miles OF this improvement completed,
running to the Clarke county line, and ar
rangements are being completed to
continue it up the Valley to its intersection
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, at
Wayncsboro, or some point between that
and Staunton. This enterprise will pass
through and develop another rich region of
the Valley, the trade of which will make the
freight transportation very remunerative to
the company.
The Potomac and Ohio Road, designed to
run from Quantico to Charleston, Kanawha
county, crossing The Valley at Harrisonburg,
will be another railroad scheme that will
open an affluent, and now isolated coun-
try. About one hundred and fifty miles Of
this road, running cast from Kanawha Court
House, have been put under contract, as
we see stated, and work is to be commenced
on it at once.
These indications look encouraging, and
il the various improvements named are
prosecuted to completion, or are inaugur-
ated in earnest, with operations going on
in their construction, it must have a very
healthy effect upon the interests of the
State.
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LADIES.
Alexander, Miss Margt Mukene, Mrs Lizzie
Andrews, Mrs Marier Madison. Mrs Martha2
Brown. Miss Sallie O'Connell, Miss Hanna h
Bates Miss Annie Patterson, Mrs. Lettie
Bepheal, Miss Annie Payne Mrs Matilda
Boyn. Mrs G D Poole Mrs Martha S
Cathrell, Ella Quinlin, Miss Ellen
Christian, Miss Harriet Rhodes, Mrs Harriet
Cline, Mrs Katie M Saunders, Emma
Graham, Miss Hartley Silveres, Miss Fannie
Graham, Mrs Lucinda Stribblinge. Mrs Fanni e
Grove, Miss Mary Stuart, Miss Gillle
Helm. Mrs Mary Stevens, Miss Little
Johnson, Mrs Margaret Swami, Mrs Sallie
Jackson, Miss Mary Thorber. Miss Brittle
Jackson, Mrs Minnie Taylor Miss Elizabeth !.
Key, Mrs Lucy Thimes, Miss Mary
Kennedy, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Matte
GENTLE MEN.
Cussins. William Readford, Joseph
Evins, Thomas Scott
Gamble, Col Thomas l. Stockton,
Hart, George Suddarth. George w
Lindsay Allen Coz Shackleford. Wm2
Milton, James Thomas, Dabney Col
McClain, Saml White, James d
The above letters If called for within thirty days
will be sent to the dead letter Office Persons cad
ing for them will please asy that ADVERTISE
8. M. YOST. P. NJ.
Unavailable letters remaining in Staunton p.
December IL. 1878.
Mr. Olivar Gray, Stanton, Va.
Mr.. Berry Fisher, Staunton, Va.
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Deaths.

At Mcdowell. Highland county, Va, on Sunday
night, December 1st Mrs. Mamie s. Alexander,
wife of John w. Alexander Esq, aged about As
years.
At the residence Of her son, Jacob s. Long, near
Jennings Gap, on the 2nd inst, Mrs. Francis
Long, aged SO years and months.
City papers please copy.
Suddenly, on Sunday morning, the 9th instant,
Of heart disease, Miss Agnes c. Smith, in the 28th
year OF her age, daughter OF Mr.. VIM. R. Smith,
of this place.
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REMovAL.-Messrs. Pritchard d Pitzer,
have removed their grocery to the room
formerly occupied by-P. 3. Sublett in the
Bagby Building, where they have opened q
large and fresh supply of groceries of every
description. A specially is their stock OF
Christmas supplies, which householders will
do we'll to examine before making their pur-
chases elsewhere.
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Docket Case No 62Gl
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Richard L. Gray. bankrupt.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned, George E. sipe of Harrison
burg, Rockingham county, Va, hereby gives no.
tice Of his appointment as assignee OF the estate
in said district, who was on the 9Th day OF June,
A. D., 1874, adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
ton by the District Court of said district.
Dated Harrisonburg, Dec. 5th. 1878.
dec 12-5w GEO. E. SIPE, Assignee.
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Assignee's Sale
Re al h st tie.
In Augusta COunty.

LII AuSuStH CONutys
trict Court for the Western District of Virginia,
will, as assignee Of John W. Rogers. bankrupt
sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1879.
at the front door of the Court House, in Staunton
all the real estate of SAID bankrupt free Of all liens
and encambraaces. viz:
PA ACRES OF LAND.
lying in the Shenandoah mountain, Augusta CO.,
Va, adjoining Calhoon, DR.. Walters, Sittington
and Others
TERMS:-one-fourth cash, the balance on a
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, the
for the deferred payments with interest from day
of SALE and the title retained ultim ate securl-
ty. JOHN E. ROLLER, Assignee
dec 12-tds of Jno. W. Rogers, bankrupt.
commissioners Sale.
By virtue of a decree of the Hastings Court for
the cause of Bagby sc. VS.. Alexander Foun-
tain.the undersigned will sell at public auc-
tlon to the highest bidder in front of the Court
House in said city, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1873,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
situated in the northern portion of the city of
Staunlon fronting SO feet on Baptist Alley and
now occupied by Alexander Fountain.
TERMS:-Enough cash in hand to pay costs of
suit and sale and the residue on a credit of one,
two and three years. in equal instruments, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal
security, bearing interest from day OF sale, and
the title retained as ultimate security.
ROBT. CRAIG,
WIN. 3. HARRISON,
nov lids Comm'rs
POSfpOMement.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
JANUARY 18th, 1879.
ROBT. CRAIG.
dec 12-4w WIN. 3. HARRIS ON,
Commissioners.
A ssignee's Sale of DistilIery,
In augusta County.
By virtue of a decree of the District Court of
the United States for the Western District of Vir
ginia i'll the matter OF T.. Hartman, bankrupt, en-
tered November 18th. 1878, will, assignee of
said bankrupt, offer for sale at public auction in
front OF the Court House in the city of Staunton,
on SATURDAY. DECEMBER It'll, 1873,
at II O'Clock NJ.
THE DISTILLERY
to the estate OF said bankrupt, situated about SIX
miles northwest of Staunton, near the Valley
Turnpike.
TERMS Ten per cent. in hand, and the resi-
due on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest, evidenced by bonds with
approved personal security, and title retained as
ultimate security J. E. GUY, Assignee,
nov 2l-3t OF L. Hartman, bankrupt.
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 2lst. 1878, at II O'Clock
J.E. GUY.
dec l2-tdS Assignee.
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We do not know Maj. J. W. Johnston,
personally. We have never seen HIN. We,
however, know OF no man in Virginia who
presents SO many high traits of character as
lie has shown since he was made President
Of the James River and kanawta Canal
he has shown ability, we'll directed energy,
aad devotion to duty rarely equaled. And
With It I'll, a genuine modesty and absence Of
Rsetension which are the more commendable
because Of their raritylin public men. The
services Of such men cannot DO we'll spared
10 Virginia at this time, nor will they be.
We predict 70, him, The lives, prominence
in the State not attained by all who seek no.
t0fiety, and such prominence as true mer-
it deserves
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton, Dec. IL, 1873
SON OWN. F) &C., now pending in Chancery, in
the Circuit Court Of Augusta. all parties. Plain
of VIM F. Summerson and James F. Liptrap, or
either of them, are hereby notified that in pur-
suance of an order entered by said Court on the
I'd of November. 1878. shall. at my office, in
Stanton. on SATURDAY, THE It'll DAY OF
JANUARY, 1879, proceed to take, state. and settle
the following accounts, viz list OF the real es-
tate owned by the Defendant. VIM. F. Summer
son, and by the Defendant, James f. Liptrap, at
the time the Judgment in the bill mentioned was
obtained and the iensbinding such real estate and
the order of their priority 3D. the fee simple and
annual rental value Of such real estate, together
with any other matters that Commissioner may
deem pertinent, or either party to this suit may
require to be specially stated, at which time and
place you are required to attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH, Comm'r.
f. ST, 20, DELFT
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Mrs. Frances Bright, the mother of the
late Michael A. Bright of this city, died on
the 2Sth ult., at the residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. G. W. Craig, in Mason county w.
Va, at the advanced age of 81 years. She
was an estimable christian woman, and a
native of Greenbrier county, w. Va, where
she lived the greater part of her long life.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-12

II we may judge by the array in the stores,
Kris Kinkle will be bigger man than
Grant this year.
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BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS.

PEARL CARD CASES from ST rs to 81 90.
POCKET BOOKS. more than fifty different styles.
AUTOGRAPH and Writing Albums. large stock.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS-variety of styles.
WRITING DESKS-from 81 to S22 90,
FINE PAPER and Envelopes-in beautiful boxes
Pocket Knives. Ink-stands. Cigar Cases, Chess.
backgammon Boards. Stereoscopes, Boys Tool
Chests. Games, Fine Pictures and Frames, &c, &c.
HUNTER & CO., Booksellers.
dec IL No. A Main St, Stanton, Va.
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Through the courtesy Of SecretariesEvarts
sod Thompson, Gen. Grant Will accompany
keas Admiral Patterson, commanding the
4slatic Squadron, 60 Hong Kong, by way OF
he Euez Canal. He will iosn the command
q sSilef.anche, and will not return to
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Wezc advertisements.

Docket Case No.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of J. A. Loewenbach, bankrupt.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned Ed. s. Conrad, of Harrison
tice Of his appointment as assignee of the esta tie
of Jonas A. Loewenbach, OF HarrisOnburg, Va,
in said District, who was on the day OF
1873, adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court OF said district.
Dated at t. Harrsonb b W. Vs. Dec; 9th, 1873
docket Case No.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States,-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF s. NJ. Bowman, bankrupt.
TC whom it may concern:
The undersigned, Ed. S. Conrad. OF Harrison
burg, Rockingham county Va, hereby gives no.
tice OF his appointment as assignee of the estate
Of s. M. Bowman, of Harrisonburg, Va, in said
district. who on the day of 1875 ad-
judged a bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court OF said district.
Dated at Harrisonburg Va. Dec. 9th 1873
dec 12th-3t ED. F CONRAD, Assignee
Hamrick d Co. VS.. Dryden and wife.-In
LII pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Court
for Augusta county rendered November End
1878, in this cause SHALL on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1879,
at my office. in Staunton, proceed to take an ac-
Thomas H. Dryden, the fee simple and annual
rental value thereof, the rights of Thomas Il Dry
den in the property devised to his wife, Mary
Jane Dryden, by the will of Gordon Hogsettdec i,
ard the liens and their priorties binding the real
estate Of Thomas H. Dryden.
Hudson & Patrick pa Comm'r.
dec 124W
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| FTNisdale &c. for &c. VS.. Marshall.-In pur-
i suance Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county entered November 4th, 1878, in
| this cause, shall, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 3rd, 1879,
at my office, in Stanton, proceed to take an ac-
count Of the liens binding the real estate of Thos
| Marshall, Of the real estate belonging to said
Marshall its fee simple annual rental value &c.
| Hud. s. Pat. pa JOS. A. WADDELL,
| dec l2-4W Comm r.
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A SPECIAL TERM of the United States Dis
"A trict Court for the Western District of Vir
ginia will be held at the office of E.W EARLY, Esq
Register in Bankruptcy, at Charlottesville, on
Friday, the goth day Of December. 1878, at o'clock
p. M, for the purpose of auditing officers ac-
counts. By order Of Hon. Alex. Rives, District
Judge w. LURTY, Clerk.
doe 81 yu
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DEC. IL, 1878.

Els of Letters Remaining In the Post OF
flee at StauntOn, Augusta County. Va.
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at my office, in Staunton, proceed to take an &C.
count Of the liens binding the real estate OF Robt
Coleman and their priorities, and OF the real es-
tate belonging to said Coleman, its fee simple
and annual rental value and the state of the title
thereof. JOS. A. WADDELL,
Hud Pat, pd Com'r.
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(O1eman's creditors vs.. Coleman &c.-In
" pursuance of q decree of the Circuit Court
for Augusta county, entered November 2nd, 1873,
in this cause, shall, on
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DOR RENT.

The LAW OFFICE recently occupied by H. St.
Geo: Tucker and J. ": Brooke, Jr.. situated near
the Court House. It Is suitable for Office, Res.
taurant or other purposes For terms, &c., apply
to EFFINGER, CRAIG & GRATTAN.
dec11-4t BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
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N"ezU advertisements.

L,OR SALE.-An excellent FIRE AND BUR-
Il CLAIR PROOF SAFE of good manufacture
and in thorough repair. Applyto
dec 70 LOEB BROS.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1879,
to take an account Of the real estate in the city
OF Staunton, owned by T. A. Shafer. its fee sim
pie and annual rental value, the judgments bind
ing said real estate in the order of their priori
ties and to enquire into the condition Of the title
to the house and lot in the bill and proceedings
mentioned. JOS. A. WADDELLe
A Robertson, pa CEm'r.
dec 12-4t
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m A. Skaters Creditors VS.. r. A. Shafer
L. tkc.-In pursuance of decree OF the Cir
cult Court for Augusta county, entered Novem-
office, in StauntOn, on
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meet lIS demands, Tue Sacfluce ana nafu-
ship ought 10 be endured. We cannot put
up an honest plea against it, and ought not
to desire an evasion Of its demands. The
per cent. bond is tantamount to 6 per cent.
on the $50, 000,o 900 of principal, and nom
interest bearing certificate for the $4,000
900 Of accrued interest, or per cent. on the
$50, 900, 900 represented by the principal
and interest. The recognition of the justice
Of such compromise, as contained in the
message OF the Governor and the PROPOSE
lions of the bondholders, is likewise recog.
milton OF the injustice of the Funding Bill,
and a substantial endorsement of the idea
which moved the Farmers of Augusta to
the agitation of the subject and the resolute
position they assumed two years ago. And
it lis this very position, acceded to as equi~
table by the bondholdcrs and the Governor,
which two years ago was denounced as the
advanced step to reputation, because it
came from a few unpretending farmers,
whose careful reading and intelligence had
aroused them to the danger of reputation,
as foreshadowed in the operations of the
Funding Bill, and the enlargement of the
debt annually, by reason of defaulted inter-
est. The discussion which followed, and
elected and spread broadcast
over the State, have yielded their fruits, and
instead of sustaining the character Of ''repu-
diators," the fact is presented OF the credi-
tors themselves and the partizans OF the
Funding Bill practically sustaining the idea
and policy which were proclaimed by these
farmers, as the only method to preserve the
lights of the creditors and maintain the
credit and honor of the State.
In view Of these facts, we think it is about !
Time that the term regulators, as ap-
,lied to the s're-aJjusters, were dropped. |
III the force they ever contemplated was
he force Of facts-such force only as the |
roper presentation of the case, and the
quities it involved, implied, addressed to
he s'common sense and native honesty OF |
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Gtc1tcr1MS9Iei6.
GprinafieIb, 81, 80. q

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Sn Der beutigen Stbung Der Staatsz
Observation-Disclosures ret6te Sic. Bar>
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4. September auf bi eIageSOr0nung gelebt.
Meun berieIbe angenommen perben ioute,
miro bteier grO6entlaB Die 8aitS Der Ausz
glei1ung btlDen.
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Gelegrapbi(0e gepe( 6en.
1tuo sic 9crseeopiua.
&0aui0. 30. Nud.

VWB u, oV- NH8.
0ie Oeltrei6er baben 3arina belebt. Gs
miro gemeloet, baB ben Sniurgenten in
Srebinje bic 2ebcnsmittel au~sgegangeu
MnO OieieIben in Solge beiien gencigt iinb,
ii9 gu ergeben.
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Se0aIta Wf0., %. Nltg.
Die goncorbtaz8 ant I'M glei6namiaer
Staothen al Der 2erington st. 8oll(z
8abn, 80 Metlen bon bier gelegen, tpuroe
beute am beuen Sage bon bret l~lnbefonnten
UNI baares @elO i'm 8etrage bon 3 bis 1000
Dollars ber0uht
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02
Gin RoRSieb.
ct. Qpnts. 30. Qluo.

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81. @eorse, Ser gbef oes @eloanipeiiHngsz
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Salotr betrug $1,000 per SSabr. George lit
Der Sobn zines BrebigerS, ser Dor einigen
Sabren BON glrntra, 81. g., bierberfam.
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8. 9tuguit $4,000, am 8. $4,000 uub am 10.
$4,000 itabl uHo bann, bermutblib mad
Ganaoa, entfIob. 3tpei Sage mad leiuem
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tDaltlam geDffnet unb Der Oiebitabl ent=
oedt. Die 8ilrger BADEN ben pollen 8e=
tra9 oellelben bersit5 erlebt.
Gtn MoOoeat bon cineut &oae9eu
cranOroet.
GnmberIan6, N6., 80. aug.
0ie gt0pofaten G6omas Goof 6uebeb
nn6 ". 9ooten 8laditein, beioe BON bier
nno angelebene Suril,en, gerietben beute in
etnen Mortftreit, Der oalnit eu6ete, 6aB
9ugDeD lcinen 9egner bur6 etnen S6uB
aus etnem JtepOlper toot gu Bobsn itredte.
,,Gni8btS Of &omor."
Snbtanapolts, Snb., 80. @ug.
Die @roBloge Der v&. Of s." belGloB
bente, Die nd6fte Sabresberlammlung in
Detroit ab3ubalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02

YortS. 90. Wu

Die internattonale Min5conferens bat
fid aufgel0it. Sn Der S6luBitbung branz
gen Die Bcrtreter Der Ser, Staaten oaraut
ba6 bic geriummlung itd ni6t Dbne irz
geno cine b~eitinlnnte 8ei6luBnaDme Der>
tage, tnnnten aber Detter ntht5 erla19en,
ais Die geltern bon ben eurnpdtl6en Oele>
gaten abgegebene @rfldrung.
Sin Correspondent 1aBt oa5 dugerneine
GrgebniB Der SonferenS iDte fDlgt ;uiam@
men Die beitebenoen UtetnungsDerldtez
benbeiten perbiuoerm bas 3uitanbefom=
men elmer Utiin3union; @nglanD iiebt it6
GRgeiidts Der @ntmitn5ung bes Silbers in
0euti6lan6 auBer Stan0e, ben Gorf6lag
Der Ser. Staaten 81 untcrftibcn; fur Die
einfa6e 0olowdbrung iiHb nun bret tleinere
Gtaaten; gegeu eine tpetsSre gntmiinsung
bes SilberS ftno pettaus Die mtetiten in Ser
Gonferens Dertretenen Stedten; man ner>
1pri6t li6 BON Der GonferenS elmer bDhit
mi6ttgen @influB aHf bic 3ufunft bes
SIber5.
Die europGii6en Oelegaten nabmen See
16llliie an, in tpelden Den Ser. Staaten
Dafiir seoanft tpiro, baB Tie einen Wtei=
nungSaustaul6 betref1s Der mihtigen
0elOfrage 81 gDe9e gebra6t haben.
Serner lautet es in ben 8elAliilz
len, baB in glnbetra6t Der O1einungsz
perl6ieoenbeit, Die Del Der Gonferens AIT
Gage getreten, uno Der TDatiaGe, baB ietbit
QGnber nit boppeIter W%etaatpGbruug
cine l6ranfenloleS ilberprGgung unm6gli1
finoen, tetn 0runO porbanOen Jet, etn il>
ternationales WertbDerbGltniB Der beioen
0tetaIe ber3uiteuen.
&uoconi, 8ertreter StaIiens, erflGrte
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Elm BertbberbdltntB slptiden 0olb un0
SIlber tt6 nt6t fetltelIen IieB, llnb Da
DEM fran3OItl6en geiebe ;ufolge
nur geringe S6manfungen itattfGnoert,
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ben Ser. Staten eiu baueruDes Wertbz
DerbdltntB feitgeiteat tperoen. Die belqiz
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ten Die 0oppeIpdBrung fir untbuulid.
9olbeu, engIiI6er 0elegat, belt bic Belts
GoIotDGbrung fir unpratttl6 uub gef6br=
lid, mar aber AUDI Der Nnit6t, 6oB bic
Seltiteuung zines internationalen 8ertbz
DerbdItniieS 3pilaen Sob uno SiIber
AnmOglt6 JET.
Gtne SomrnaIiFen : @aufo1rt.
Rom, 30. 9ug.
548 fatbolti6e t3eitungsi6retber ans
gans europa geoeuten an Der Maufahrt
tbeilsunebmen, tuelde Seitcns Der fatboliz
iden Yreile an Sabrestoge ser Grbebuug
SEQ XIII. aIf ben Stubl 4Setrt DeranitaItet
Deroen tptrb.
Ste 8tbeI lit @o4ano-
SIM 9aags 80. Nug.
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8ibeL aus ben Glementar= S6uleH.
GpanieM.
Maori6, 80. Nug.
Die l1nterbringung Der Colonial anIetbe
BON 20 Miuipnen Dollars lit geitdert.
Die Qtusgabe Dirb our6 Die Spanil6e
&ant in 6GpauHG erfolgeH.
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Sample Suii6eH ytuiiea uuo 8ulgaren,
neil Die GritereH Der YiiB5anOLung Der
Suben unb U1obaneoaTcr ginbaIt 3u tbun
Deriu6ten. Qluf betoeA Setter CAB IS cine
Ueeuoe Sooter unb 8er!punGeter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02
Sic 800 GeuoWs.
philadelphia, 80. Nug

0as idbrIide gereinigungsfeit Ser Obj
sSeuotpS in Nmerifa, tpelhc5 am eriten
5ienItag int 0ftober in Chicago i%tattfins
Sen iolte, lit beS gelben Tiebers baIber
alf ben eriten Dienitag i'm Desember perz
idoben lporoen.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02

9ittIe@od, 9[rf., 80. @ug.
Clint Qlnoerlou e:litt beute Die Sooes>
-itrafe, Su tpeld)er er tuegett 8erilbung zines
uuuennbaren 8erbre6ens an etnem jun>
gen M6o6en berurtbetlt mar. Ser @ouz
6erneur tpeiserte ii6, Die Strefe ulnsuz
tpanbeln, o6er bic GOaitrefung OerieIben
binaus3uidteben.
@albeiton, Geras, 80. Gug.
Ser Stems" tpir6 bon Song Gietp teIe=
%qrapbirt: v8en 6a6leD un6 Diamond
Botpeu tpuroen bier beute in @egenipart
BON 1000 9erionen tue9eH @rmor6ung bes
@ua. 9teimfe gebGn9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02
Bontiac, Su., 80. Qlug.

Sobn Oebner, elm begiiterter unb Iange
iGbriger 8enohners Hontiac's, Iieoelte Dor
einiger l3ett nit ietner TamiIte nod Dtti@
iouri iiber. Gor &ar5em teDrte er suriid,
Inn letnen Sreunben eirer 8eiu6 ab3uz
~i1atten, ma6te einen Qlbite6er na1 Sn>
Diana uno frat bann bon bier Die 0eilnz
relic on. Seitoem 1abeu i'm l6tpere PEE
funtdre 8erluite betroffen, lub loeben err
fdbrt man bier, baB er Dor t~pentgen Iagen
letn 9etm berlieB 1nb nt6t s~uridgefcbrt
lit. Mian befIrdtet, baB CT ni0t mebr
am Qebeu lei.