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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-27

Some Of the English personal advertisements
IN French and Italian newspapers are quite as AMUSING
rs the corresponding cusons In foreign tongues, that
occasionally ulumino American newspapers Here are
few taken from the Gdsssal Il HItl'
ID n Mo word can express tender gratitude FOR
ID. sweet /, tisrs' happy Tor such hus ors :
DAYS and minutes cyunNd hundred times before seeing
my queen my mtN
SON suon s4,n.. b.. celestial Instant
UNIE Engisch Gentleman who wischeH 10 purchase a
small VILLA near tle new knglsoh thlicH may Ap-
py at lemtnls Ofcv ~ via Rcasuh Tor inturmauuua
I EMBRACE you most tnderly my ann dearsdi am
L expecting diiu consultation from Nou l-No'hing hNed
yet but som never 80 soon a. my heart desiresll
ID APrURED By eighteen Nho reached after cruel de.
IL lay Thanks aud kisses adOrtd foHderl am fjn
,rt~s quite eaoe by such ardent and sincere WEicT'
ness Soon shall M day OF bhssl
Italian Ardor. conveyed In English advertising Ian
guase certainly produces startling eject But-thanks
to composer or compoAtorn the last instance quoted
the effort convey Information tTough the medium Of
Enghsehn does not seem wholly successful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-27
The old. EGectunI Cough Remedy,
Jayue's ENpccturAut -dd0

Tho Fallen Leaves Wllkio Cohn-s new novel wIn
appear Jan !, Ia If~lk Lssl,s1 NsIsIdyO. -Aa
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

Diseases Of choeraiG type prevail, or
there is cause to Ppprehcnd a vis!: from
them, the system shout be toned, regu-
lated and reinforced by course OF Hos.
letters Stomach BtIers. Perfect dige;-
lion and u regular hsbit OF body are The
best safeguards against such n4ladies,
and both are secured by thi, iUcsumab!s
tonic ana alternative. The Eiitrrs arc
also extremely -ery.ceatle IA remcdying
such disorders. Ii promptly taken in
bilious colo. diarrLGa and cholera NOR
bus. the disease j, usually frustrated. III
diarThea cases, il Is only necessary TO
restsre the tone Of The relaxed bowels,
and this Is one Of the specific tiletcs OF!
this medicine. Wind on jhe stomach.
heartburn, bii0usHcss, nausea. headache
and other symptoms Of disturbance 10
the gastric and hepatic regions are also
speedily relieved by this excgl!eutrcmedy.
AS a family medicine IT i. Invaluable,
since il promptly and completely reme-
dies those ailments which are Of most
frequent Occurreuc,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11
lhicara Inter.O


Judge Booth makes number OF good
points in favor OF RECOMMENDATION. He
says:
/, Previous to the demonstration ACT
In 1873 the coin dollar OF the United
states was either silver OF the weight OF
lll24 grains, Dine.tenths pure silver, or
gold 0tthe weight Of 25s.l0 grains, nine
sten,hs pure gold; and both were equally
legal. tender In payment OF debts, public
and private, to sny amount.
Z. No act Of congress was eyer passed
authorizing the issue OF bonds payable
In gold 10 the exclusion oil silver; but oil
Issues OF bonds were expressly made
payable In coin. thereby Including both
gold aud silver, except the act OF March.
1855, which, authorized the issue OF
bonds TO the amount Of 6.0W,0 900 psya>
/ bic in coin or other lawful money. which
was understood to include greenbacks.
3. 10 prevent all possible missppre-
hension on the part OF the public credit.
|Ors, the act of july, 1870, requires that
III bonds thereafter issued should con-
tain the recital: ''Redeemable at the
DIrasure Of the United States after the
6rst day Of September, A. d. 1881, IN
coIn Of the standard value OF the United
11afes On said July IA, 1870" etc. II,
|1herefore. any holder Of these bonds has
|Svef entertained the Idea that they were
81 ~ paid in gold Only.it was his own
SnIt x folly, since It was only necessary
1f him to read the printed contract eyi-
cInS mis- cIpIu a "rdsr tohs unds'
I ~, ks.s .a.Yn.frl .lla aaa..R al9 Use
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11
ErnnrAl DHhIIitN.

Vital weakness or depression: weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage:
the result ct mental oyer.work. indis-
cretions or excuses or some drain on the
system. is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No, -. 1t tones
up and invigorateS the system, imparts
strength and energy--stOps the drain aud
rejnvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success ny
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price q
per single vial, or s. per package of FIVE
yials and s. vial Of powder. Sent by
mail on receip; OF price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. 100 Fulton street y. \.
N-inlVl3-l&W
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

In reading Of the middle ages one Is
struck by the accounts given OF ie1ts OF
strength, etc., Of the HE actors OF those
times. The suits Oi amor worn. would
certainly indicate the possession OF greats
er physical strength than is developed
BIZ men in these latter days. what
wrought the change? Men lived In the
merry days more outNdoorl lie than this
advanced civilization OF ours can afford.
There is q greater consumption OF brain
matter, and that increased demand on
mental and physical power necesSitateS
the use of a pure vegetable, siimulant
tonic, such as the Home stomach Bit
TORS Aim
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11
& Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with iis sudden
changes OF temperature-rain, wind aud
sunshine often intermiugie in single
day-itI5 10 wonder t&at our chil rem,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken iroIO Us byneglected colds, half tie
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
\ bottle OF BoSchee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate Use vii!
prevent serious sickness, a large doctors
bill, and perhaps death, by lie use OF
three or four doses. For curing Con-
sumption, HemOThagcs, Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Coup, or any disease OF
the Throat or Lung, its success !s simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you
German syrup Is now sold in every town
aud village on This continent. sample
bottles for trial, Ice; regular SIC, 7jr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

ONE of the candidates Tor the United
States senate in Ohio does not conceal
his opinions, Mr., Pendleton's platform.
as stated by himself, 10 the repeal OF the
resumption act; the remono tizatlon Of
silver, with free coinage and unlimited
legal tender, the payment of customs
dues equally either In silver or green,
backs; no contraction OF greenbacks, and
finally, he says: "The issue oisll chcu-
latlDg medium by the government max
ing It all sIlyer-gold and greenbacks-.
equally legal tender, aud making the ps-
per and coin interconvertible at par"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

O. beams f3Xl2 inches each and each set
OF lloor beams or spans to have tbree (S) sets
OF her!ingbone bridging Of INA inch scant-
liIg.
The stringers and floor beams 10 rest at
ltsst Fix ~ inches on The caps.
The, stGingeEs 20 connect by half JOINTS
snd 10 be fastened to the caps by one inch
round spikes or bolts eighteen u.s. inches
lng.
a railing OF ballasters four az feet high
to be constructed on each side OF above dis
c1bed trestlewOrk he posts to be 4X6
inch cleesand braced on the caps lad fasten-
&c on 10 the s;'ingers by two % one.half
inch bots. The parts 10 be six (6) feet
apsr'; the hand rail 2X4 inches. and an
axle guard OF 2Xi2 inches all well fastened
Oh u the posts.
All OF the above ,!mbeIs TO be OF white
OF burr oak OF besl qua li,y, and
tie work done in a thorough and work
unnliEe II nner, and un Ter the supervision
Of such person IS the committee on streets,
orth9 city council OF the city Of Cairo may
designate.
The approaches to above t-estework and
bridge to be of earth and with slope OF
not more than one in ten and not les than
sixteen 40 leet wide on top. with slope
10 the base Of Que in Two. Separate bids
will be received for iron spaD. including
atutments and foundation, for the wooden
tI9sile portion OF said bridge, and for the
eartheH approaches, or fer the entire
work.
":he hight TO reject any or all bids, is re.
served. J. Il. PHILLIs.
dtd. City Clerk
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

SEATOR PLUME, one Of the Republican
senators Tor Kansas, said 10 late inter.
view:
"rhe fact is,r those eastern bankers,
capitalists, and bondholders seem to
have forgotten that there are any other
interests 10 be consulted except their
own. They make their money out OF tle
great producing regions west and south,
and they seem TO think that is all the
rights we have; that they have all the II.
nancial wisdom. and that the entire legls.
lation on this subject must be directed by
them and IN their interest warned my
friends there that they were carrying
this thing too far, and that they did not
understand the temper Of the western
people, and while would not 20 US far
rs Mr. Bland did IN his public expression
10 reply to the bankers who visited Wash.
ington, stili there was more truth than
poetry In what he said, and that one ex-
preston had wonderful eject IN opeu :
Ing the eyes Of the eastern gold men,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11
BUSINESS REcUrERArloS

while our public councils are 40 coD1ti-
,uted that Notwithstanding the undispul.
Ell bankruptcy upon ia we have senate
and house OF representatives voting an
increase Of the army, and an sppropri'
alton for star service in the post-oitice
department. Committees OF both houses.
ORGANIZED 10 ROB TIE COUNTRY
OF hundred. of millions in the way Of
subsidies to railroads, are moi wanting,
and president elected BY the fraud Of
these great interests ready to coop
crate in carrying cut their schemes. Ii
may be aid that we ought lot 10 a..iate
the presidential. contest again because by
doing 20 nc may disturb ,he country.
Jh-,e are the coInsels OF
fIglDITY, Nor az WISDOM.
II The iac,s Iecited ia the memorial he
true. this agitation il denlanded,not only
by whs; +, duo 10 tie rights Of the peo-
pie. but every material interest requires
that our sflsirs should be placed In the
hands OF those who will obey the will OF
the people. and take of the load OF taxa
ton which has brought them 10 poverty.
Mgryl land is
ONE or The STATES
whose voice has been set aside, aud she
has the same right as Louisiana or Flor
ida to remonstrste against the corrup-
ton by which 1t was done. and no time
should be lost In presenting her rclnoD,
| Strances.
! Mr., HINES REPLIED
that he, III common with the majority OF
the party to which he belonged 1.-THE Re-
publican), denied that the president Sc.
cured the Office By fraud, but that 4. II.
Stephens had said he held it by as good
4 title as any gentleman who ever held
the office. lie spoke OF Mr., Blair s
speech as the strongest libel ever heard
on the democratic party.
MR.. MERRICR
said he was one OF those who would in
sist that this sealed beck Of our troubles
shall never be opened again. lie APPROX
ed of the course OF the president as noble
and that Of man who acted upon his
conscience.
MR. LEIB
moved 10 lay The resolutions ami menu
orial on the table. Lost--yeas, - ; nays,
81.
Mr.. BLAiH
moved its reference to the committee on
federal relations. which was adopted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

X. NJ. &c.

Ths knights Of tho above order meet
Ct their hall the flri and third Monday
q month. Comnercial avenue, ri door
~ lfth SIRE ,atsp.m. :,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

- sprsB, 6''I,. t.l'.
~ Rnigsfs OF Pythias. meets even tI1-
rH day night at hslt-pasi seven, IA Odd
"a Fellows Hall - hows,
n Chancellor COmmandd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

.TRo RgCAMpMESr, I. o. o. y. meee
a Odd Fellows' Han on the first and third
day III every month, st half-pasi seven
A. CoMISGs,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

CAIROLoDGB. NO. 2r. AT. h A NJ.
Hold regular communications IN Ma
~ sonic Hall. corner Commercial syenuee
\xnd Eighth street, on the second Snd
N Monday OF each month.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

stock entirely New and Fresh Special attention given Country trade
G1o Please give call goods before
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

MEMORIAL INTRODUCED IN THE NARY
LAND LEGISLATURE DEMANDING A CON-
GREssIoNAL ENQuIRY-EyIDENcE OF
an INTENTION IN WASHINGTON TO MOVE
UPON THE EXECUTIVE.
Especial Telegram Chicago Iimes)
BALTIMORE, Jan. SIN the Maryland
house OF delegates to-day Mr.. Montgom-
ery Blair introduced a memorial asking
congress. to investigate The title Of Mr.
Hayes to the Office OF president. Mr.
Blair made Al elaborate speech Oh he
! memorial. lie urged the Importance -
the country OF obtaininga rightful solo'
ton TO the question involved. The pres
emf PROSTATE condition OF business CON-
pelled us TO look Tor its causes beyond our
immediate control, and Ia doing this we
could no. fall to see that il was largely
due 10
THE ruLIIICAL.sIGuATioN
and 10 the want OF the confidence in pub
,ic affairs, as they hsve been and are
likely to be administered by an executive
government owing It's power 10 corrupt
influence, and not responsible to the
people. Every msnknows that the man
who now holds the presidential chair
does so
IN DEFIANCE OF PUBLIC OPINION.
His title was obtained, as his partisan
followers now acknowledge, by bargain
ing with the returning board ofLouisiaua
and his political opponents. Ii is there
iiore OF the first importance that the
country should be aroused to the true
situation Of affairs, and that those who |
are siding with its plnnderers, by what
ever name they call themselves. should
be seen in their true character. Our
politics no longer turn upon
SOUTHERN AFFAIRS.
That issue has been kept up by the
jobbery classes for the purpose OF con-
cealin. their schemes till it has resulted
in prostrating all business, Now when
TIE WOLF Is AT THE DOOR
the people Of the northern states see that
they have been mlsled, and all that Is
wanting TO array them with the honest
men of every section is tina. thereprescn>
tatiyes OF tie south should show their
readiness TO put down corruption. They
are in open alliance with the administers
ton which
OWES lTs POWER TO THE joDyLEs,
The presidents message, in striking
contrast with the report OF his secretary
of the interior, msnifests bis purpose 10
cooperate with them, and be is doing
out appointments to the southern leaders
in congress, having put one in the post
office department, one of those by whose
detection the president
ELECTED By The PEOPLE
was deposed. Thus while the northern
people have been made TO believe that
the south was s0lidly democratic, in
OF der to make the election question OF
sectional dominion. we find that the real
question vas whether the rapGcious cor.
porations which have brought the country
to ifs ruinous condition should be COM
uuuei In power. II is in vain TO hope
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11
HAYES TITLE.

MEMORIAL INTRODUCED IN THE NARY
LAND LEGISLATURE DEMANDING A CON-
GREssioNAL ENQuIRY-EyIDENcE OF
~ INTENTION IN WASHINGTON TO MOVE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

PRINTS DOMESTICS BLEACHED MUSLINs, sHIR
INGs, FLANNELS, TICKlNGS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

moved its reference to the committee Of
federal relations. which was adopted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-11

full line of Carpets Mattings Floor Oil Cloths, Curtain Da
asks, Ladies' and Misses Boots Chldrens Shoes Gents Bo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
|ptt Wab 1tttO Gern.
SnIonb.

- @Gbren6 nt9t tperttge GeplbIifaner
fir eine ~abernaltge republtfdni1de BrGitz
bent16aftss &anbiodtur bes Sc n. Grant
1tnb, oe1ien polttiI6e SInoen our6 6ie
ieines geadfolgers IN 8erge1ienbeit geraz
then, tuar Grant Ielbft tlug genlg, bonn
Orient aus an einen b~erbprrage1tben 9eez
au l6reiben: ugei6tS in per 8elt
fDnnte MID iemaIs bepesen,
tp ieberum BrGlibeRti9aftsz
&an0t0a at u tperoen."
- neber 9dDes ats G~ib tI6ten IT.
&eformer lagt cine @%aibiugtoner 3lt=
16rtft an Die sc. o. geation, uelde tpGb1
reno bes 9rdiibentenpablz Selo5ugs benz
6rn. 6a1es BEN 8or3ug Dor Eiloen CAB,
foIaenoes: vNober fonti1t es, oaB. BrG1tz
bent 6aDes bel Ieinen Grnennungell fait
adnali9 bie @runoldBe Ser gibilotenIt>.
REFORM miBa6tet2 IS fom1nt bdber, 6aB
er unter @inilotenitreforin lebtglt6 ben
Musl9luB BON Gon9reBntttglteoern bon
ie6em @nt6eil IN Der Qlemterbergebutlg
Deritebt, unb nt6t bic gini6rdnfurtg beS
8rGiioenten ais ernennenber @etpalt. gr>
ftaunli9 1T es, baB er ielbit BON btelem
@~eft6tspunfte aus 6te g~iotbtpen6igfett
ni6t einiab, BON ietner aus16lieBli6en
Grnennungsgetpalt einen bur6aus gilten.
@jebraud 3u MADDEN un6 10 Die 2lus16Iiez
Bunq BON gongreBmttsltebern 3u elmer
bleibenben unb betm 8olfe beliebten
at aeItalten. 9aS Son6erbare an ale
Sem 1T. 6aB ser BrGiioent ste
@Iet6gnltigfeit 6es Ttndn3z
mintftertum ms gegen &eform un6
Ste offene @t6eripenftgfett
6,es @eueraIpoftamt ge9en
&eform ebenio buIbet unb unter>
ftibt, lie Sen @tfer bes
Wtntf terminus 6es Snnern. @r
bGlt su S9urS, aber ebenlo 81. Sherman
1nb Xpner, ct ma6t eintge Grnennnngen
mad benz neuen Blane, aber eine Waiie
Grteumungen mad benz alien BIane, uno
babet lit er ftets 10 ~nersai9t pie Der 9fars
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
Gpfer Ses gdnee's.

Ser S6neeiturm, tpelder Nnfangs bDrt>
ger Wohe itber Sic gauge, $50 Wteilen latge
Strede bonn Jtortb Ylatte in gtebrasfa bis
gum @reen Giber i'll @bomting Deretnbra6,
mar BET @eitem Die be%0eutenbite gfaturz
@ri6einung bteier 9lrt lett Ser Grri6tung
Der lluton>9 aetftc : @tienbabn. 8etnabe
bret Sage uro ytd6te 6auerte bteierS 6neez
iturm. 9tMr nit duBerfter 9ebensgefabr
fonnte man 1t6 tpGbrenb Dieier !3ett in ie>
men Gegenbett in's Treie begeben. Wtan
bat, felt in Ser Natur oaielbit iDieoer Gube
eingetreten lit, 1ti6t tDeni9e Spfer bes
Sturmes I'M S6nee gefun0en.
3fpet Soloaten, bic aNf Dem Mege bon
GbeDenne mad benz 8 W3eilen entfernten
Sort Gdnbdu tparen, fatner nm. Die
8ei6e 0es Sad 9inoie1; ser am gole Greet
10 Meilen nSrbli6 bon GbeDenne i'm
S6nee ltarb, tpnrbe no6 @beDenne gez
i6afft. Steben Weilen n6rbli6 bon
Gbebenne fa11b man bic Qet9e zines merts
fanti6en S6afaI9ters nur 6 SUB BON Der
SDare ieiner @obnlng; 10 tpett mar er
aus Der @inDoe gefolnmen, ais er Dor Gr=
l60pfnng nt6t tpeiter fonnte. Gter Wfdn>
ner nit etnem bon G6len ge3Dgenen Was
gen befanben ii9 20 Meilen norbtpeitli6
BON GbeDenne, ais Der Sturm nit groBter
9eftigfeit gu tpiitben begann. Oret be1t
tbnen gelangten nad u1gebeuern Straz
paBen auf etne GileHba6nSS Station, aber
ben @ebrau6 ibrer erfrorenen SiiBe tperoet
tie tpDbl ni6t mieoer erlartgen; Der Vterte
tpuroe ni9t tpett bon benz Wagen uno ben
tooten S6len I'M S9nee ais Get6e gefuns
ben. 9ret 8ieb3l1ter fdn0 rtan etiDds
nDr6lt9 bonn Cooper Gee toOt. l1n6 obne
3fDeifel iinb nod biele atoete Wenl6en
ltrngefommen; benin gar Btele tperoen oerz
n1tBt. Inter 8teb> bS6afbeerben ri6tete
Ser Sturm ungebeure 8%erbeerungen an
Elm etn3tger Waann in Ser @egeit0 Der ggs
BERT Station perlor 10000 S6afe. Nebnz
Ii6e 8eri6te fonmen aus BEN S6tpar3en
8eree1t, belonSers bon BET StraBe mad
OeaopGo6, auf tpel6er Wfeni6eH unbQieb
tbren Sob fa1oen. 9e6t'S GROCER S6ienz
tpagen>s 3ug ~Derunglii6te anf benz Wege
mad 9eaopooo ant 6atcreef, un6 6reibun>
bert Der S9ien tDaren ipGter auf Der Brdts
rte 5eritreut, 100 ite obne 3metfel tmS@nee
untfame1t.
8tel be1fer aGs Die, tpel6e gu fTuB pber
Su Wagen in ben fur1tbaren Sturm ges
rtetben, battert IS Die Baiidgiere anf BEN
bon ber S6neeblofa6e betroffenen @iiens
babn3ii9en. Ste batten l1eberfluB an Seues
rung unb Nabrung un6 gutes 0boa9.
l1nb nit betpunbefungstpiirot9er 9batfraft
tpurbe belonbers auf Der l1nionzBactfcs
8abn BON Sen Giienbabnz Qrbeitern unb
bon setpalttgen S6neepfigen in faraer
3eit Die 8lodabe beieitigt, obglet9 unge1
beure S6neemaien uno aud Weaien BON
San6 gu entfernen tDaren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
@eff6rfe Qf1t0amf.

Nm Sonnt.d8 10. We6r3 brad iber
atlanta INT @eorgta Elm fur6tbarer
MirbeIturm beretn. @r begann plObz
LID 8ormittagS elf l1br, alS ale Gtr6en,
ober Die n~1eiiten, Dou tparen, nnb belt
stpei Stunoen an, ob11e caB eS regnete.
Die proteitanttI6 btl6Ddt6e Stride
puroe bon Dem Sturnte Be on0ers bart an>
gefalen, ba ite gang IN Ietner 8abn lag.
Sc gauge 8au tparb in ietnen @runbfeften
eri6iittert. Ser 8rebtger Denies cine
groBe @ettesgsgenWart @r err
fannie in ben getpaltt9en StOBen bic @irz
furgen zines N8trbeliturmes un6 puBte
audi, baB ioG6e Stitrnte getu0bnli9 nur
tpentge Wtnuten aus Gtner Gi6tung bla>
len un6 raien; ferner puBte er, bob groBes
IltgliG Sei6eben piir6e, penn Die lebr 5ablz
ret6e 3u6Dreri6aft ft6 noH 6ait aus Der
Stride brGngeu tpitrbe, Dber tpenn Bite 9ede
un6 Die @an6e iiber gdnsli6 S6ublole
beretnftir3ten. Wett f%rdfttgiter Stimme
rtef er baber Der @en1et1toe 3u y0u6t @n9
unter Cure &tr6enftiiblel !" Wfon befolgte
ietnen Gatb lp9letd, unb feinen Qlugenbltd
at frIb. Oenn glet6 barauf fnarrte unb
fra9te es, Oede uno @dn6e fielen Elm un6
begruben unter tbren Grimmern Sic Sc
net,tbe unb ben Bfarrer, Der li6 ebenfaus
nod redt3etttg gebudt bate. 0anf benz
G6uBe, ben ibnen bic frdttigen &ir6enz
1tii6le getpdbrten, blieben Bic metften Ser
&ir6gGnger gang unperiebrt; d6t3e6n
ie6o1 1rugen 8erlebungen 6aDon, unter
6enen aber feline tObtlt9 lit. Nt6t pertge
@emetnbemitglie6er ltttert babur6, baB iie
bem BET benz Ginitura entiteben6en Starb
berl6ludten. @Gre Die @eiitesgegenpart
6es Brebigers ni6t eetpeien, 10 tuaroen
tpobl Giele BET benz 70 plObli6en @initur3
Der Stride bas 2eben eingebiiBt baben.
Qlu9 mebreren anberen &trden in Ntz
lanta ieBte Der Sturm 3u, bod ni@t 10
i6per pte Der obigen, ba iie ntGt unmtt>
telbar in ietner Babn laeen. SSbnen tpurz
ben nj Dd6er entfiibrt unb Seniter eins
gei6lagen.
0afielbe S6idial bate bas Sta6tbdus
limb Elm Tbett 0es 8abnbofes. Qu6 Yrtz
natbduierm fiste Der Sturm manntsfaden
S9aoen 5l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18

ntgftens, um nit Serrn 8drtberger gu
re6en, Elm 8e9rGbniB eriter &laiie getpeien
mGre.
8amberger bGieb es aud DorbebaGten, bic
9ebatte nit etrem 8erglei6 ber Gei6s>
tagsiibunger bonn %. u. %. Sebruar r1b
bonn 10. Sebruar gu l6lieBen. 2lm Otensz
tag, iagte er, perlieBen tpir itol3 erbobenen
6auptes Die 8eriammlung, belte geben
mir nit einem gemtiien @efiihle Der 8ez
flemmung beim, tpeil mir geieben baben,
nte Serfa6ren @eieb9ebung un6 Germalz
tung I'M beutl6en Get6e itn6.
Sb bic GrfenntniB, baB es 10 nt6t tpet1
ter geben fann, BEN &et6sfan5ler nit benz
@eOanfen ielbititdnoiger 9tet6smintiter
%befreunoen miro, muB Die 8erbanblune
iiber ieine StelIperrtetung balo genus
3eigen.
Sobannes 8Io1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18

i6eint fe for6ern Sen Staatsantpalt auf
gegen 8afer einsui6reiten. 9aB aber
Beiton ein 0allunfe rub 9teb lei, geben
au9 ebrenbafte bernotratil6e 8lItter 3u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-12
EtNNEY MAEKlT. April IL.
Reported weekly by J.. Ii. c. Pancake
subject to Market 6nctnations
NIARRIED.

On the 2+'t ult., by Elder John A. Corder,
at the residence of. the brides mother; Mr.. A.
MOS W. NlLLEa to Miss NARY E .srnsAuGn. all
of this county. '""'
At Franklin, PendIetc n county, on w.dnes.
day, 9Th ult., by Rev Geo II. Zimmerman
Rev. J: Cock SrDwrcK OF The baltimore Annual
Conference u. T.. Church South. to Miss NArrr,
JOHNSON, daughter of Mr. Jehu Johnson, oil
FrankIin county, Yves. Va. on
On The lst inst al the residence of the bride,
"'her' by the Rev. James Beatty. Mr.. &cRrinxu
SIMMONS to Mss l.. BRowS, all of Hardy COUNTY
At strasHurg, Va, on the 4,h inst, Mr.. Bxx
JAMN F. RIcHAnD, of Sedan, this county to Miss
Mary T. SPESGLEH, OF Sirasburg.
On T,esday, g'h inst. at the residence of III,
brides father Mr.. WIN. Barrick, by the Rev. w.
Hammond, Mr. JAS. ~. sniPLKY, of NartinsburR,
to Miss EMMA F. BARRlcx, Of Keyser.
Go the same day in Keyser, by the same, B. r.
PARRsH. of illinois, to Mis-, MiRru, IucKx.s
of Keyser. -