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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

The Sanitary Fund is exhausted.
The fire alarm from Box 81 at 10 o'clock
last night was unnecessary.
AN UNUSUALLY interesting meeting was
held at the Academy Of Medicine last eve
ming
The appraisers of the estate of the bank
rupt fl IN of JOS A. Hemann & Co., bank
ers are busily engaged in taking an invent
ory Of the effects.
THE Fidelio Music Club elected the fol-
lowing new officers last night: President
J. S. Wiesenthal; Secretary, P. Schath; ;
Treasurer &. Kopp
THE Knights of St. Martin, at their meet
ing Sunday evening, appointed delegates to
nominate officers for the ensuing year, as
follows: Joseph Kolker, William Bunker,
Otto Eveslage, Louis Buse, and John Stolze
JUDGE AVERY announced yesterday that
the Common Pleas Court would be kept
open until the 1st of December, by adjourn
ments from time to time, and from that
time, when the newly elected Judges take
their seats, the Court would be held open
permanently.
The temperance branch of the Reform
Club met at'2OU Vine street last evening for
the purpose of completing its arrange
ments for the more perfect observance OF
the Sabbath but all that was done was the
appointment of General Committee, who
will have the matter in hand.
JOHN PAUL KEuNZE, a cooper, about thir-
ty-thrce years old and living at No Al. FL
der street, While at work yesterday evening
about 6 o'clock at 66l Court street, in taking
down pile of coopero' saves, was buried
beneath a falling pile, and had his left arm,
II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
A Serious Charge,

A serious charge is made against Princi-
pal Jesse P. J. DeBeck, of the Fourth Dis
trict School, by Miss Fannie Hampton, a
pupil of the same school. The latter says
that on Tuesday last she was called into the
Principals room, and that while
take improper liberties with her per
son. Mr.. DeBeck denies the charge
and states that the girls statements are
made simply in spirit of revenge for his
rebuking her for using indecent language.
He has asked for an investigation at the
hands of the School Trustees. The exami-
nation will begin tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
Though Shaking Like an ASPEN

leaf with the chills and fever the victim of
malaria may still recover by using the cele-
brated specific, Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
which not only breaks up the most aggra-
waited attacks, but prevents their recur-
far more thoroughly, but also on account of
its perfect wholesomeness and invigorating
action upon the entire system. Testimony
is concurrent, positive and ample showing
the decisive nature Of its effects, and that it
is no mere palliative. Physicians concede
its excellence, and there is a constant influx
of communications from persons in every
class of society avouching its merits, and
bearing witness to its superiority over other
remedies for malarial disease. 1t is espe-
cially popular throughout the West,
wherever fever and ague prevails, as it does
in many of the fairest and most fertile por-
tioas Of that vast region.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
AS TO CIRCULATE

The representatives of the Cincinnati Daily
Times having had the audacity to dispute the
large circulation OF the Cincinnati DAILY STAR,
before the County Commissioners, when
the award of the contract for publishing
the delinquent personal tax list was about
to be made to u.s. propose to settle the question
of circulation before the public as fully as we did
before the Commissioners. We therefore propose
to the Daily Times to prove the following propo-
sitons
FIRsT-That the DAILY STAR has published and
circulated more papers any one day during Inc
present year than the Daily Times has during the
whole six days of any week in that time.
sECOND-That the DAILY STAR circulates in
the City of Cincinnati regularly more than three
times as many papers as the Daily Times.
THIRD-That the DAILY STAR circulates in
Covingtgn, Newport Ludlo !, West Covington
and Dayton, Ky..-the cities on the opposite bank
OF the Ohio-more than ten times as many
papers as the Daily Times.
FOURTII-That in the cities ofSpringfeld, Ham
ilton and Piqua Ohio; Lexington, Covington and
Newport Kentucky; Greensburg, Nincennes and
Lawrenceburg, Indiana-three representative cit
les in each OF the three States tributary to Cincn-
nati-the circulation OF the DAILY STAR is more
than fifteen times that of the Daily Times.
FIFTH-That the DAILY STAR has lists OF regu-
lar subscribers in three times as many places
as the Daily Times, and that these lists OF the
DAILY STAR average three times as many
subscribers as those of the Daily Times.
We challenge the Daily Times to
a contradiction of these five prOpO-
sitiOns, and offer to refer the matter
to any fair person of their selection,
and afford every means of arriving
at the truth, SO far as the circuia-
ton of the DAILY STAR is com
Cerned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

Ward, Is; Seventeenth Ward, 8; Eigh-
teenth Ward, 10; Nineteenth Ward, II;
Twentieth Ward, 8; Twenty-frst Ward, 81;
Twenty-second Ward, 10; Twenty-third,
%; Twenty-fourth Ward, Is; Twenty-tifth
Ward, II; not stated, B; total in wards, 361.
The charge of unofficer-like conduct pre-
ferred by dissolute woman against Lieut..
Meyers will be investiga ed next Friday by
Chief Ziegler and Mr.. Dorsch.
The following substitutes were appointed:
John b. Renner, James Hanley, Henry
Mersch, VIM. Boomer and Geo. w. Cress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
Police Com IN isSiOn crs.

The Police Commissioners held a regular
meeting yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Minor, Health Officer, submitted his
monthly report, which showed the follow
ing number of deaths:
First Ward, II; Second Ward, 12; Third
Ward, 16; Fourth Ward, IA; Fifth Ward
o. Sixth Ward, IS; Seventh Ward, IA
Eighth Ward, II; Ninth Ward 6; Tenth
Ward, 81: Eleventh Ward, 25; Twelfth
Ward, Z; Thirteenth Ward, 30; Fourteenth
Ward, 81 Fifteenth Ward, 7; Sixteenth
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

Hundreds of thousands of peasants in
Italy are without work, and those who are
employed are glad to labor twelve hours a
day fer g cents and food which invariably
consists of dry black bread at 10 a. M, and
aqua-sale soup at the close of the day the
said soup being bowl of hot water salted
and favored with few drops of olive oil.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
Steele & Price.

For years the firm of Steele & Price have
had the largest trade in their specialties of
any house in the United States Their DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, Special Fla
voring Extracts and Perfumes have gained
reputation for excellence that no articles
of their kind have ever vet acquired.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

At Allier, France, an old bridegroom,
after the marriage ceremony, nearly
thrashed young man to death for shaking
hands with the bride; then he stabbed her
to death with dagger, and next went to
his wine cellar and shot himself.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
AMUSEME ENI'S.
GRAND CENTRAL THEATER.

Mile Fachon Folly Combina ion opened
last night at the Grand Central to good
house and gave very clever performance.
Prominent among the attractions are s. S.
Petit Miss Josie Willard, J. d. Roowe, J.
W. Shepard, Harry Blanchard and Miss
Lottie La Point.
OTHER ADJUSTMENTS.
Worth's American Museum, on Fifth
street near Race, is place we'll worth Wis
iting
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Verdi's grand opera "Un Ballo in Mas
chera' was the musical event in the city
Strakosch Opera Company was to be at the
Grand was sufficient TO fill the house from
pit to dome. The opera is not well known
here, as it was brought out last in this city
in the old Pixies Operahouse by Madame
Colson. 1t is not popular one, either but
in the hands of Verdi the treatment of it
brings out all its sweet, delicate and pleas
ing harmonies. The scene of the opera is
laid in Boston, whereas il had originally
been laid in Florence. The action of the
plot turns on the reciprocated love of
"Richard." Count of Warwick and Gov
ernor of Bos on, for "Amelia," the wife of
his Secretary, a creole. The different parts
of the piece have already been narrated by
US last week.
Miss Clara Louisa kellogg, in her part of
the Secretary's wife appeared to be in her
best, and sang with unrvaled success. In
the duo, 80! quail soave brivo!' she ex-
celled all her previous efforts. Her acting,
however, was not so good.
Miss Annie Louisa Cary assumed the
character of "Ulrica," black astrologer.
Her histrionic and lyric powers were per-
fection itself.
But the principal event of the evening
was the appearance Of Signor Ernesto Ros
natl in his part of 'Ricardo." 1t was his
first appearance, and he made grand sue
cess of it. His tenor is strong rich and
sympathetic, and he outrivals Brignoli.
Signor Pantaleoni, who also made his
first appearance made favorable and
striking impression. His singing, in a
word was fine and showed the true artist
that he is.
The minor parts in the opera, by Signor
Barili, Miss Lancaster and Mr.. George A.
Comfy, were well rendered
Tonight Gounod's Faust" cast as fol-
lows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

Quality and efficacy considered Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is without exception the best
cough preparation in the market. Price
25c q bottle five bottles for 81.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
HEATING APPARATUS.
BRASS GOODS.
D. I. @.

A handsome line of Polished Brass Goods
just opened, comprising Tenders, Fire Sets
and Standards Coal Buckets, Cuspadores,
etc. also line of Japanned Coal Buckets,
Vases, Buckets, and Hods Steel Fire Sets
and Standards Improved German Student
Lamps, etc, ETC., all at very low prices, at
the China and House Furnishing Store
No. 119 Main street.
THCE Il aUNTkNGTON.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

CtALL AT THE AMERICAN SEWING > MA Ma
I CHINE ROOMS, 177 WEST FOURTH STREET
AND SEE THE NEW BUTTONHOLE MA
CHINE
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

For an elegant meal to go Lew. Boman's,
81 West Fourth street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

OTHER AMUSEMENTS.
Worth's American Museum, on Fifth
street near Race, is place we'll worth Wis
itinp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
@in fArcGliGes smauinieI.

Ser Sabnbof lit 9tiDerTtbe tpor an Mittz
nod Nbeno Oer S6auipieI elmer DaaritrGuz
bcnben Scene, lDel6e le0!glid our6 Die
@eiltc5gcgeuipart unO Glergte elmer Game
eilel 9liidlidcu auSgang nabnt. ggG6z
reno nGmli6 Die brciiGbrige So9ter Des
6errn Srceman 9ore nit mebreren aloe=
rcu Spiclgefdbrtinncn iid auf Der 4latz
form berrmItummeIte, fiel tie, oh bon cinem
Der 3iu0er geitoBen, ober burd j3ufau, III
6emielben 2lugenblif ouf 0aS @eleiie, oa
ein BUG nit DoIer 9ampffraft 0aberz
braulte. Gin SrGulein Weiiencrnft, bos Die
gcfabrpOIe Gage Der &leinel1 nit rai6cm
Slid crfa6tc, ipraug nit 6iutaniebung
i6rcr eigencn Siderbeit birlsu unb cntriB
baS &ino burd ener9ii6e5 6arbeln ciuem
itderen 5D0e, DGbreto Die locomotive in
i6rilen S0nen ibr Warnungsiignal ert0z
neu IieG uno Die llmltebenben blei6 Dor
Shreden ie6en Qu9e1blid erpdrtetcn, Dap
DaS ihnaubenoe llnactbiim bcibe Meieu
Sernalmeu ipilroe. Oa5 mItbige WGb6en
erntcte ielbltDeritdnblid). uadoem bic @e=
fabr gliit:ltd) i~iberitanoen, ben municipalities
nen 8Cifau Der N~lgen;eIgen i6rer sell
0entbat, Dor 2lIlem a6er Den 0ant Der 81
tern Ocs &inoeS, lpcl6e it i6rer Gii6rullg
iber Die ~bClbenmiitbi9e 9lufppferung Der
juugen Dame Hidt nuBten, ipie lie ben
i9neI cripielencn 0ienit beIobnen ioGten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Die Natlr Derlangt Gin gtGrfungs'
MittrI.

HsnH bic Neroen sri8attert limb, Der ROpf idmsrst,
Der Nppetit i@Is6t Obsr Uerdnberti5 1T. wsnu man or
S5IaiIoiisfeit Isibet ober cine ousemsine Nbna5ms bsr
ssbenstrait sr%apfinSet. Gin ioIdsr 3uitanS FAM uias
LANCE ~aHbatter, pbne ernitIide &ransbeitem berbei3nz
fibreu. Gas w~irtiamite unb onsensbmlte auer be-
fennteu StdrtIHssmittel lit &otetterS Rageubits
biaters. Die ~abiotHte Neinbeit feinsr ipirttu6ien
Bal uub ieiHsr botauiideH &eitanStbeiIs ptrleibt ibm
eiuez bouernben Nniprnd auf bos @ertrausu bes gols
tes, nub isiue unibertrtiiIi6e 9eiIfroit wirb pom be.z
Dor.deeuOeu AerSteu ausr.aHnt, bic es in ibrer Briuatz
praris peri@retbeu. Sir tGIteS Sisoer (owObt ole
SAut wis ais SsilmitteD Dpspspiia, Sebsr6ei&wsrbsu.
b%iltis5 gedieIfeber. Sor,Ieibisteit, &oIeraar;ise An'
tdae, Ildbun9en nnS oue St6ruusen Der 9ebdrue lit
eS Gin Ourdaus superIdifses Mtttel. Sn maIarii6er
gesentsu bier nnS I'M Auslaube. no pcH Riosmeu err
5eu9te Srantte;teu uOrberrideu, lit sS bic ips5ifiite
SieberncSiStH par excellence, ionic es aua aGeuts
beIbcn ats ausemeiHes 9~ousmitteI seI6dtt wirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
0cAe,, 9mnoSwmtb.

Gin probatesWttttel nm bic Munbe, bon
einem tollen !0unbe pber elmer giftigcn
S6lange gebiiien, idnea unb nit Grfolg
aussubrenne1, ~beionoerS to drStli1e 9ilfe
All e"ntfernt lift:
Mon paide Die Munoe ihneu rein nit
irgenb elmer Sorte Seize. bonn ipirb Die
gGunoe nit ettpaS ongefelbtctem fei1en
SbteBpuluer tii6tig eingerieben, baS perz
munbete Olieb Damn nit einem 2appen
umbun6en. bpd 10, baB bic Munbe nit
ibren &dnoern unbebedt bleibt; oann tbue
man trodenes ShieBpulper nuf Die 9Suube
(etipa cinen 1beeloffel boil ODER je nadoem
bic Wuuoe ilt) unb brenlle IS alf. Selbit>
peritdn6Ii6 cmtsiinbet eS aud baS eingcriez
bcne Yulper, unb baS 0ift lit getObtct, ebe
IS it'd meiter in bos @ebliit Dertbe!lt. SIT
Die Nuube i'm @ieiibt ODER in Der ytGbe
bcliclben, 10 miiiien natiirlid Die Au9en
bciditt tperoen.
N. 3. Sine nugenbIidlide quite 9ortipu
9ulper, nit i3uiah npn 8lei einem bciz
bcnben 1btere burd ein Shie6robr eingez
9ebell, miro t~peitereS lnbeil nerbiiten.
@9rts. S. 6. Blatd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

- Die Taftenseit na9t ibrcm Gnoe.
Ser Sleden @tlmeite bat feline S6uls
SEN unb nod $170O i'm S6abe.
= 9ie 9tor6z Gbicago StraBenbabns Gez
ieIidoft miro in 8Iloe duf Der Smell
&oao" @eleile bis nad Wapleipooo 'legen.
- Die 8unbesregierung be3ablt idbrli6
$74, G63 Wtictbe fir Die bon ibr in bIettger
Stdot 6enubtsn 9GumIihfciten.
-Our6 unporIidtise !6anbbabung elmer
8iitole perlOr eln lun9er Wt1itll Jtalllel1s
George Glingmann gefern 2 Singer letner
rcdten 0anO.
Sumner0ale 1T iebt benz GaDens>
ipooo S6ulbesirt sugetbeilt tporOen uro
e~rfreltt it'd oeSDalb b%eilcrer S6nlen OILS
biSber.
Sn Go9ers 4arf iOlen I'M ndditen
9ienltn9 Oclneinbe- SoriteDsr ertDGblt iucrz
bel; III 9ownerS @rope lit ant nGditen
Sdrnitag ein Cd l>gOrlteber Srl erlpdblen .
-Nuf Der gtorbieite lit Elm S0pebe gtaz
mems Sbolen DerDaftet pOrbcn, Dem man
uDn @alcsburg aus ndGlpiirts. Die 9lns
tlage, ipcldc bort 0e8en tDn erDoben ipiro,
lautet auf GDe6rud.
Scr Ero5eb gegen ben merl6enfretnos
liden Sanfier Sponcb WtperS miro nt6t
Dor n1dltem September int 0reiSgeridte
i'll 8bcaton 3ur &crbunolung gelansen.
- Die 8onfcrottfoitcn ocridlingen 9ez
ipODnlid Die gauge Wialie; Der Soften zines
GuratDrS fir cine gebrodcne 8ant miro
getpDbulid su elmer lebel1sldlgltden Efrillz
De = latter SdDnbeiten anerifanll6er
Gedt5pflege.
= Die fir 60ocparf un0 Safe nah 6cnt
NuIU> SDlteln Gcbuuten Wal1eriuerte limb
ua6 benz 0erid)t Der SabperltGm0igen
nid)t ton ror0sihricbeler &rnit, lpeSbalb
e5 iebr sipeifelbnft lit, OBJ Die Toipn>Se>
b0r0eu lie Den Gontrdftoren abueDmeu llno
Oafii bt;ablen lDcroen.
- SIN 0cspIaines 1lulIc iou nabe
OcSpIaine5 Gin Damn in iolder 9Seiie
an9e6raht iciu, baB Die Slide gum Nais
den nidt t!uBaufpdrtS gcbeM f0nnen.
Otan beabiit)tiNt, gcgen Bic Gr6auer INN
Beiiber Dc5 0anmes gcriNtIi6 einsu.
i6reiteu.
= Die Satin BON @oipar6 SteDens bat
bic trauri9e Grtabrung gemaAt, DAP bas
SDri0mort: Sung gelrcit, bat 9%tienaal=
ben gereut" eIgentltd) ctlt leDr Dummies lit.
9enu Jung genlig tuar tic ac1piB. ais tie III
Die TclleIn Der @be geldlol1en lparoe lie
sdblte uur 10 Sabre. Nber i6on nad) foe7
Mig SaDren ldmano Die &ic6t i0re5 @attell
lno oa5 Gloc pom 9ieOe mar, na6 bic 0alz
gliidlide, fat tdgl!d mibDanOelte 6ralt
ben llnbotb beuOeri6teu iiberliefcrte. 3aS
urtbetl pes GidtcrS lautete aEf $1O00aoz
bulge, 9leidhe0euteno nit mebrElonatlidjean
~2lufeutbalt III Der Grioepell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
2cbcuoj0 be0r0bcu.

@bmaro 8iuiams ipieIte Treitag Wlor>
gen Dor benz t6dIie leiner Gltern 1913 Gots
tage @rODe QDenue nit mebrersn Spicl>
fameraoen I'M Sanb unb grub obne Die
6olgen 3l ermelien, Elm ungefGbr4 SUB
tiefes Sod in benielben. Die ilbrigenS Spiel
g%enoiien lieBer, ba Der 9taum 81 i6mal
getpOrbcn iuar, @btparo alleiit IN berGrube,
nm OaS God nod 81 Dertiefern. Oa out
cinlnal ~itilrsten Sic g8Gnbe ein uno Derz
l6ittetcn ben fleinet @rabcn 10 arg, baB
CT, tpenn nidt algenblidlihe 6ilfe sur
6ano g"eiueien nGre, DGtte eritiden miiiien.
9tad furser aber anitrengenber Nrbeit
iuurpe CT falt lebIos aus leincm 0rabe Der;
au59eso9en. Der Nrst glaubt, baB Der
fleine 4Aatient nit Dem Sdre6en oapon
fommeu nir0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Sabre patieut s~e,peTem.

Nr. u. .. 1ttce:
@ertber 0err! Gor sponsi9 sobren lit i'd
e6iibrud AMI Dem stIantiiden Sesau, unb bic
&atte unb SlO6iteQun9 butten CUR 6plse, Oat lid
auf betbcu Sctnen gbiccie %biI6eteu, Die ~iortludt.
renb ~eitcrtcn. 9ta9oem i'd buuSerte pom 1oGars
perscbli6 ais9s9cben bate, iuIste i'd Der llebsrs
reOrnG Sbre Golden Medical Discovery (Dol:
bene me6isinii6e GlltOefnns) gu usriudsn, uro
ictt, in ,peuiger ais brei @aOuaten nadbsm i'd bic
critic T(ai9e uou singeuOmulen. farm i'd militant
iaeen, baB i'd u6Gig seDsilt bin unb gum erIten
lsatc ieit sebn Sobreit meinelk, Iiutsm Sub aus
ltsasn lam. @dtunssuou Otl e5rise
@ilIiam nj Rpber,
81 c~eieriou Ctr, Buffalo, 81. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
SunOel, 5iltau;en mo Wlartte.
Gbicogo. Wtpntae, 10. NpriI 1873.
NiWaMieJ.

GDicago. Utontag, 10. Qpril 1878.
Gimamsss.
Der 0eI6marft mar in Der Der9angenen
ISOLDE etipos belehter, ais lett lGlgerer 3eit,
bob blieb oas Ot5coutu uuperlnoert Su 7(@
10 pGt. per Sabr.
@olD puros III NetpYorf 81 / HrpS, Derz
fault.
9Se6icl aMf 9lctp gorf I'M 8erfebr Sipiz
lden bieiigen Nanten al pari.
OnnOel5ooltar5 iDuroen al pari nit Ea>
piergelp uno Die reuen SIlbcrool!ar3 al
puri nit @olo notirt.
Die BantauS9Ieibungcu b~cSiffern iid
fir bic Wobe 1ui MIR SIS, &c.,, 831 90, &C.
geN $40, 24G, 479.71 in Der entlprebenDen
Mohe bcs NoriabreS.
GanssI.
Der 0etreibemartt tpar i6pG6er unb
nieorig. Die 3ufubren tparen lebr be-
trGbtlId. Qtm Samitan betrugen pielcl@
ben 1872 Giicnbabnlpagen, beiteDenb aus
10 Mejsen, $50 Wtais, A 0afer, 10 9tog>
gen uno 10 0e1ite.
Bciseu i6InB INN &(05c. niebri3er,
ais an oorbergebenpen Gage.
gStr notircn:
SIR 0elo: SO. 1 Trii1iabrsipei3en I'M
Gpei6er 1.O93 Clio. No. 9 Do. 1.O74@
1859 fir @iltcogc, ibIob GIT 1.o85, nnO
% fir rJteaular". Jto. 8 DO. 1902.
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g~cIicfert
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geitern. Mir notiren:
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u@ilteoge" un6 i6loB 81 40. gla6
Yrobe: 36 fir yDteip Wtireo" unb 37}
5 fir vJtetp '0igb Uiirco". 80 fir lei6teu
i'm Speiber. 31(G3G4 fir ni6t %tlaliifiz
sirbaren. - in &olben auf ben
Sbienen.
SAFER 3-3c. niebriser. Sir notiz
ren:
Sir @eIb: go. 2 90 fir vNealz
lar, idloB SIT 2299. unb % fir v0ilteoge".
= 9tad Yrube @emiibter uno QSe;Ber 254
@27.
@oggen b~ebauptet. 8ir notireu:
Sir 0elb: Jto. 2 I'M Spei6er So.
9tad) Hrobe: 5S2c auf ben S1ienen.
0erlte b0bcr. gBir uptiren:
Sir 9elo: $50. 2 su 44@441
Grtra go. 3 jill 30@4O. $40. 3 gu 344 OBS.
Tuttergerite 34@343.
.Sdmereten. Gimotbo, gcringer
bis prima $1.15@1.27 - 8leeiomeu So
95@4.OO fir mittelguten II. (@4.25 fir
,%lianmutb". - lln9arilber G0@85c fir
lU6nen neuen uno 5O@6O fir alien. =
Wtilet fir l6oneu neueu. - Slahsla=
men $1.25@1.30.
pMeBport" 1Oc. nie6rtser per Tas.
gSir notireN:
Sir Gjel5 $3.50.
g d aI;23@5c. niebriger PER 1OOBf6.
Wtr notircn:
Sir 0elo $1,000 .922.
GrbaIteH, begin. peribifft tpurbeu in Sen
%perGanacneu "a StlItloeu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Gin per0anomiepoaer stur,.

Giner Trau T~ib9ibbous, PAT Torqucr
Strabe iuO6n6aft, itieB am 0omneritag
9l6eno nm 8 llDr ein llngliid gu, bciien
SOl9en bis ieBt nod mot ob,uie6en iinb,
OnS G5cr immerbin iDr Qtben in beoenflis
der 4eiie bcbrObt. Nl5 Die Gltlide Game
az beIa0tem a6eno I'M Die @de bon !0alz
iteoz NIB SapIor Str. bog, ~0eipabrte lie in
Der OuntclDeit ridt cine in Das @rbgcihoB
bc5 b,tycficnocn 9auieS' fIbrenoe Grcppe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

Stn OetrelDe1petOeru iDltroe mir Den
Staotperbrau6 entnDmmen: 1892 Bulbel
Nei,n; 756 3. WtaiS; = 3. 0afer -
8. Goggen un6 1883 y. 0erite.
s1ueemeimer BearenmGrft.
Sutter besebrt. creamery" SEQ.
2 All 27030, i60nlte fancy) 3O@32.
Dairp $40. 2 SIT 21@23c, idOne bis bette
24(126c. v4adeo" $4,000.
Gle. - Set su loo.
Rartoffel II. - 25M35c per 8uib.
fiji, @arlu9toie; 30040c. fIr 9ca6bIotps.
G prit. 1.04.
en- 81 netnnat: 1.02.
Sn 0eoria LOB.
Sn 9 altim ore 1.0G(01. 062.
Sngt ep Orl -3tectificirte tpeIts
Iider .03@1.06
Sn 1901 abetpD / q. MeItIi6et 10Y.
Sn ct. 2out5. = $1.03.
On Ner 9 prt-$1.O72.
NIto0ol-2.0S per SAT-.
Ne il ii sl. 9tahfrage i6ipa6. Gur=
febs 7@l22 seid)l. y. ID. @erupfte 9itbner
per HfO. 5@7c. uno $2,25(@3.O0 per
QBb, leb.