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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

Reno Gasetk: He was Q swiss mike,
from . Plumas county dairy. and had
been mixing his drinks. He jumped
four feet high and came down solid
yelling at the top Of his voics:
''I'm seven feet across the bresht and
iron bound. / stink NIT stout and I
ache NIT strong. I'm hids-bound for q
lickin' and my head aches for . club.
Somebody hold my coat"
-Four men carried him to bed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

TINE MEMBERS OF TIE MECHANICS
UNION Of Storey county are hereby mott.
1sd that . regular meeting will b held SAT.
URDAY EvRNING, December 9Th, 1879, st
: O'Clock, for the election OF oficers and Trus.
Of other business Of much importance 70 the
Union. A full and prompt attendance 10 ~.
questsd. II 10 desired. that members right
themselves with the Financial Secretary IN
order to participate In the election.
By order A. =. MACKAY. President
Attest; rHro. II. woopwoarH, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

The old triek Of getting up . sham
Hsht In the gallery OF . thsatsr and then
throwing the stuffed figure OF s,man
over the railing. was successfully played
81 Lsadvills. The excitsmsnt IN the
lower paxs Of he house caused . panic.
snd a actrsss tainted On The stags.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
WANTED.

DY AN AxsliolN GIRL. A SITUATION
~ IN . snall family. Object, : yllssss.s
3 ::; e. - g: gee co.. s's S',s,s;: haais
dsc,sH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
ho,ders Of the tsviath.n Mining Company
No. so Pine street, Ban francisco, California.
on MONDAY, January i2th. 1880. st the hour
Of 3 O'Clock ,. =. Transfer books Will Close on
Wednesday, January TIL, 1880.
de31 y. A. FRIBTUg, SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
GRAND JURY.

THE MEMBERS OF THE GRAND JURY
= are requested TO meet ON TUk5DAY. the
30th instant, ct II O'Clock 4. 4.
Any County or Township ofncsr wishing to
come before the Grand Jury, II requested 70
b present ct this meeting.
o. G. STEVENSON. Formsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
aoRN.
MARRIED.

In Virginia, December %. By Rev. Father
Manogus. Christopher Mc9lnnis TO Miss Sarah
Donohue.
In Churchill county, December II. William
Murphy to Klixabeth Msgse.
In Reno. December u. y. II. Roberts to Mlss
Mary z. Dewey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
MECHANICS UNION, ATTENTION !

JOHN o. BrSnirrs. Secretary. si.st
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
Professor Legare.

We regret to learn that this gentleman and
his accomplished lady will soon DO lost to
Clarkcsville society. Prof. W. W. hegarc
has resigned his chair ih tho S. w. Presby-
terian University and accepted that of Natu
ral Science in Adgor College, s. G: Professor
Logare has filled acceptaby tho t&o chairs Of
Natural Philosophy and Greek in tho univcr-
sity above named, and is moreover gontler
man ofg good family and high breeding which
have rendered him the favored guest of all the
best houses in this place; tho name Of Legare,
from South Carolina, is o guarantee for his
brthnud standing IN society. Mrs. Lcgare
is n lady Of Swedish birth and extraction,
and is q worthy daugh.cr of the land which
has given birth to n Frcdcrka Bremen, n
Jenny Lind and Nilsson. AS musician
shc has fow equals in private life, and MS u
refined and highly educated lady is we'll
qualified to adorn society of the highest order.
Socially they will be q valuable acquisition
to any community among whom they may
reside and, while we regret the loss OF
their presence here, we hertily congratulate
the people with whom they nro now to make
their home. Cla,kesuWc TENNESSEE Chrou
tcle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
MlRiIN'S CREEK LOCILS.

July 18th, 1870.
The weather has boen fearfuly warm for
several days.
We havo had local rains III tho county,
amounting to Il season in somc portions.
Tho Oconec County Singing Convention,
which mot at Westminster on Friday, the llh
Instant, was q complete success. Tho county
delegation was large. but met with such hos
h'itality and reception ut tho hands of tho
residents of Westminster MS made them feel
at homo.
There will bo picnic at Livingston's
mill on Saturday, the 10Th instant. There
will be refreshments on hand and those who
attend will doubtless hayo no cause to rcgrct
1t.
Watermclons nro not on tmo this summer
None yet. A mlf crop Is oil that our turner's
dare hopo for, even with an abundance Of
rain from this timo on.
With q guano debt Of about s75, 900 upd n
hoayy TAX pending, our people havo good
IKsX lsEbeing discouraged. 81. NJ. p.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

n.
i; WAsn1NuToN, July 18.-The. Rational
Board of Health has issued circular
urging upon all municipal authorities aud
sanitary organizations 10 tho, Southern
States the Importance Of procuring tho
utmost possible cleanliness iu oities and
towns whero fever had been or is appro.
hended. The cases of fover recently OBJ
served must be regarded as due to causes
surviving from last yoor and not to recent
importation from other countries. It fol.
lows that therefore the disease may appear
10 other places visited by lest years epidemic
and there is danger Of its spread to the
North and East. The circular recommends
frequent aud careful inspection of all parts
of Southern cities aud towns by competont
persons, and tho adoption Of measures to
remove aud destroy oil deoaypg aud often.
eiyc matter. OF onco. The National Board
will furnish plank forms for such inspeo,
tions upon application.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

Death of Col. Elijah Alexander.
We are panied 10 announce the death Of Col.
Elijah Alexander; at Pendleton, on the 18th
instant. Col. Alexander had resided at Pendle.
ton for number of years. Ills 6ne robust
health had BEEN Frustrated BY diseose, and for
years ho had bech confined to his room. How
over, hc never lost his accustomed cheerfulness
desiro to SEQ his many friends. lie repre-
senled his district in the Legislature for num-
Der Of years. to Tho great satisfaction of his
many friends and Tho comhioh good Of the
country. He was sincere in his friendships,
affec,ionatc In his family relations, and 10 the
very last took great Interest in tho wolfaro Of
the country. Tho deceased leaves q numerous
family CONNECTION and many friends 10 mourn
his loss.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
IN MEM0RIAM.

, ROBERT STILES STRIDLIHa was born Novem-.
ber I'd, 1856, and died Of typhoid fever at
Walhalla June 29th. 1879. For Two years past
maintained himself At tho bcad Of olass Of
Unusual ability. HIS natural brIlliancy Of iii.
tellcct, his devotion TO duty MD his faiihfulhess
won for him The highest college honors, and his
manly nobility Of character gained tho highest
esteem Of the Faculty, whilst Among tho stu.
dents lie vas loved, respected aid regarded ,as
an, acknowledged leader: Ills example and
Influence would be valuable Ii my institution.
One yeur ago he confessed Chrsi before men,
cast in his lot with The people Of God of Richlnnd
Church, and cohsecratcd himself TO his Mustcr's
service. Never shall we forget The scenc, as on
that occasion lie %ept with emotion, md we
freely mingled our tears Of joy with his. rs
wc. gladly welcomed him into The church Of
Christ. Me marked him MS q man for future
usefulness and thanked God he had consecrated
his rare gifts upon The altar Of the church. Our
expectations wcre cut snort and our hopes arc
buried with him. Chit down before reaching the
meridian of lilo or usefulness. tho dark proyi-
denco greatly perplexes us; VIC cannot solve the
problem. But whilst rcnson is staggered and
bcwildcrcd. faith comes to our relief and whis-
pcrs "Shall not the Judge Of all tic earth do
right?" During his lust lingering painful illness
not murmur escaped him, but said repeatedly
In tho 'vnlley Of the shadow Of dca,h,"iiI have
no fear 10 die: only wish 10 live for usefulness !"
Who can say he has not served God lis mitch 6y
dying as ho could hnSe done by living? Col
has so decided Tie question. Therefore, though
costing MS struggle, we murmur THY will be
dohe." The darkest cloud is not without lis
silver lining Tho scvcrcst chastiscmcnt is tenn
percd with mercy That which enables us Ia
say, "Even so. Father for so i, seemed good u
thy sight," is the we'll grounded hope Tint "t is
welp with our departed loved one. God has
called the lGborcr nnd given him his Hire Will
the commchlasion. 'iWell done good and faithfu
servant" Tie battle Of life MIS- auickrS rong,
the victory woh, and the victor %ear5 a crown D
Iinfading glory. We accompanied him TO lii
brink Of the river. we claopcI his hand as h,
went down to its depths md bid him a,tiSri MS h,
waved his las, farewell and took his dcpaitht,
toward the shining shore. Ills place on car,l
will know him no more forever. but his place il
our heart will never be vacant. Thou shalt b
missed, bccauso thy sent will bc cuIpty," BIZ
thou shat never he forgot. Yes, &c have iailc'
with thee, but moi forever. We shall meet again
Beyond tho river we shall clasp hands ono
moro and embrace cnch other III our Fatlicf,
House of Many Mansions, IA building Of God
an house not made with h,ulds, eternal in III
Heavens" S. l.. NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
The Mexican Dollar.

What is tho difference botweon tho Mexican
dollar and Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointmon,?
sDno does what it promises and the other
#foesn't. Tho Mexican dollar eays, 81 am
ssne hundred ochts;" but when you como to
nvcst it you find it is only cigaty-Rvc.
rablcr's buckeye Pile Ointment says, twill
Ihrc you Of pilcs;" and upon trial it is found
y DO SO in every case. 1t makes but one
,romiso--lo cure Piles; and does so without
silure. Price so cents a bottle For salo
y n. E. Norman & Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
Pocket-Book Lost.

1t wis in tho town of b., and MIR. s. hnd
just concluded sonro purchasesi whom ho
mndo tho startling discovery that his pocket
book was lost While searching his pockets
no found n buckeye and snid--'G Gentlemen,
my pnekot-book is lost. but thcro Inns been
something discovered by DR.. Tablcr, Of Nash
vile, of fnr greater valuo. 1t is tho Buckeyo
Pilo Ointment, which will cure Piles in III
cases. when used according to directions.
Try It. Price SO cents bottle. For sale by
II. Il. Norman & Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
Meeting for Educational Pur'
UOSoS,

Maj Hugh s, Thompson, State superin-
tondent of Education, will address the, people
of Oconeo County at Walhalla, on Friday,
the 9th day Of August next, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. The Teaohcfs' Convention aud tho
teachers of the county will bo present on that
oconsiou. Tho public are also respectfully
invited to attend. The ladies are especially
invited to be present.
ISAAC WICKLIFFE,
School Commissioner.
HUGH STRONG,
President Tenchcrs' Union.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
The Heated Terln.

The heated wafc passcd over tho country last
week. In Charleston the thermometer was up
TO-. lis degrees. Fifteen persons died in that
city on Saturday from tho effects Of tho heat.
One Of the number, Mr.. l.. II. Cramer, was
formerly q oitizcn Of Walhalla. At Augusta,
Columbia, Savannah and other places number
Of deaths have occurred from the effects of the
hot weather. Tho "oldcst inhabiiant' has no
recollection of as hot weather for the last fifty
years. .n".
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
News Clippings.
Honesty is tho best policy.


Mr.. John c. Hope. formerly Senator from
Lexington County, diod on tho 9th instant.
Tho estimated cost Of running tho city
government Of New York next year is $27,-
507 ,097.
CINCINNATI. July ll-Ex-Governor Will
lIarn a lien died suddenly ut his homo near
Chilicothc, Ohio this morning.
Col. King, o Texas cattle man, has a renco
10 miles long, enclosing about 337 square
miles, on which range 10000 beasts.
Tho valuo of tho fruit crops in tho United
States Is estimated by tho Government Sin,
tislician at $40 100000 annually, or about
half tho valuo Of the wheat crop.
The ConHayboro Telephone has Just disoov.
ored that passengers can now sec lilo sun
rise as they movo out on tho train from
Charleston, and SEQ it set as they roll up to
Iivndersonville, N. G.
A private loltor has beon received ia WASH
ington from Gen. Grant, in which ho saws ho
shall defer his return TO this country till after
tho Republican nomination for the Presidency
is made next ycar.
Boys arc not safo custodians Of life, il thcy
arc allowed to carry pistols. A liulo follow
in Ottown. Ont, had d quarrel on tho 7th
inslnnt with his six year old sister, and shot
her with revolver, from tho Objects of which
che died next day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
Knoxville and Augusta.
The Contemplated Route Across the Blue
Ridye-7He People Of Knorrittc Very Anr.
ious. for the Connection.


The question of q connection between Au-
gusta and Knoxville Ivy means of railway
across the Blue Ridge has not by any means
been abandoned. Now that tho Augusta and
Greenwood Railroad is IN assured fact the
longer limo assumes o moro tangible shape,
and it is safe to predict that not in tho very
distant future thcro will bo q continuous
railway route from this city to Knoxville.
Tho President Of the Augusta, Knoxville ahd
Greenwood Railrond has received letter
from Mr.. w. Il. Tuttlc. President Of tho
Knoxville Iron Company, in which lie states
that it is well acknowledged fact that ,heir
people are deeply interested in direct con
nec,ion with Augusta. Tho railroad interest
there is concerned in diger.ing attention
to connection with North and South
Carolina and Georgia, via Abbcyilo and
Spartanburg. but the people arc with the
Southern and moro direct route. The near
approach Of the completion Of the Cincinnati
Southern and direct connection with Knox,
villo by the Louisville and Nashville, via the
Knoxville and Ohio, which at tho same time
crosses the Cincinnati Southern, and which
is now an assured fact and will probably bc
made within eighteen months, is stirring up
the citizens of Knoxville and vicinity to look
to Southern outlet as place to run to as
the produce of tho Ohio valley comes pouring
in Oh them. The writer snys thnt in view of
these facts it appears to to him that there
never Was so favorable moment as the
present for putting on foot movement
towards the long contemplated completion of
line adross tho Bluo Ridge, and in this Wow
many OF tho leading business men of Knox
yile concur. There is n complete air line
from Augusta to Chicago via Knoxville and
Louisville. .--Angnsta Ch,Uniclc and ConstiiNs
tionalist.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
state of South Carolina.
OCONEE COUNTY.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Uriah jenkins. plaintiff, against Elizabeth Jen.
kins, Mary Jane Chambers, George NJ. jon
kins, AIRY Amanda Rugand and James G..
jenkins, licirs-at-law Of Clayton Jenkins,
'lcccnacd, and Lucy Turner, john Tutncr.
Dora Turner. Sallic Roach, Nancy Ron6h
and William Turner. heirs.at-law of Bon.
enn Turicr, Defendants Summons for
Relief CompldiM rot Servcd
TO tho Defendants above named:
VOU IRE hereby summoned ani REQUIRED
J. to answer tho complaint in this action.
which is filed in tho Office of the Clerk of
Common Pleas. for the snid County, and to
serve q copy Of your answcE,to the said CONS
public square in the town Of Whlhala, in tho
County aud State aforesaid. witiih twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive Of the
day Of sueli service; and if you full to answer
the complaint within tho time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this dction will apply to tic Court
foF the relief dciiianied in the Complaint.
Walhalla, S. e.. July 9, 1879,
S. p. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
{ !: :. v. svn''l'so, 2. o:p.
TO the absent Defendants, Elizabeth Jonkins,
Mary Jano Chambers. George NJ. jenkins,
AIRY Amanda Rayland and Junics g. Jen-
kne:
rgNAKE notice that ths suniniois and com :
IL plnint in this action was fled in the
oicc of tho Clcrk of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Oconce County, and State Of South
Carolina, On tho 9th, day Of July, 1879. for
tho partition or tic Real Estate Of Cluytoh
jenkins, deccdaed, for relief &c.
Walhalla. S. c., July 9, 1870. /
| S.P. DEF nor"
plnin,;F,y .NDY,
july II, 1879 rs A"9fney'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17
shei'ih>'s Sales.

RY virtue Of sn siv execution 10 mo ,,;reo,.a !,
1870. a. utt>on MONDAY, sale day ip, August;
bct ya-G.J The Court House dodr iii WalEalla,
:, 9sSccn the legal hoars Sf sails, The following
described PROPERTY, 10 vii;
One Tract Of Laid tohtaining thirty. five
acfes, ihotc OF less, about three miles from
Seneoa clty, adjoining lands of W. W. Albeit,
NJ W. Coleman md others. Levied on as the
property Of ". W. Albeit at the suit of Harper
4 Phillips and others.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH; purchaser
to pay extra for titles.
JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconec County.
Jnly 10, 1870 34s3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

The Frksr BAEE.--uALVssTos, TExAs,
July 1.-The first balo Of new cptton was
shipped to-day from Dewitt county to lIeiden-
heimer Bros. Of this city. The earliest bale
on record oamo from tho same county ON July
Sd, 1860.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

CINCINNATI. July ll-Ex-Governor Will
linn A lion died suddenly ut his homo nea
Chilicothc, Ohio this morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

The Governor has Appointed Il. l.. isoele,
Of Charleston, special ageht OF phosphate
mining, to All tho vaSap6y oSaasionieSd by tho
death Of General Andersoh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

MIR. John G. Hope. formerly Senator from
Lexington County, diod on tho 9th instant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

Tho estimated cost of running tho city
government of New York next year is $27,-
5O7 O97
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

Col: King. o Texas cattle man, has fenco
10 miles long, enclosing about 337 square
miles, on which range 10000 beasts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-17

FREDERIcKsuuRo, Va, July l2 --Maaonio
Lodge No. 4, of tbis oity, in which George
Washington was entered, raised and passed,
has determined to tako part in tho dedication
Of the monument ordered by Congress to
mark Washjnston's BIRTH plaeo, and lias i'd
dressed resolutions sisnifying their desire to
tho Secretury Of Sthto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
Stabt GbiragO.'
SMrtGIt1er 1tmiau.
Sol utter ben Sriinnlcrn clues i~tiir5erI=
Den SunieS.

6r. gn6r. Qre6Sler, Snbaber berTirma
81. 9re6sler unb S. 2aut6, Der biSber in
$50. 232 9tlder Str. cine Shubtpadren>
fabrif bate, fam 6rcitag Mor9eG auf cine
%unertuartete uno l6rcfli6e gSeile INNS Ge>
ben. Gr beiaB auf benz @runoltild go.
666 Carroll Ctr. Gin alteS Sal5, baS er
nieberreiBen Iaiieu iuolte. SIS lpar etgelltz
LID MIR cine Cottage, Die l6lehter 0ingS
81 nt6ts meDr 9tub tpar. Uforgens trID
bate man nit Dem gtieoerreiBen inter
Nuflidt 0eS 8erltDrbenen beg0nltcI. Utalt
ging babel ettpas lummnrii1 gu gSerfe,
in0em man Den alten &altel moglthlt
raid uno nit geringen Soften 81 Sal
Dringcn ipoltc. 0ds bic 9eute tudreI
faum cine balbc Stuu6e nit Sage uno
2lrt tbGtig gerueien, bringt bon pbcl berab
ell OerGuidl, ein SradcI uIo Brehen. =
y6ort!" lhreit QllIes entlebt aut. Die Cir
better entflobeu, alS lid aber Die Staubz
nnlfc, Die Don Dem III ii6 3ulnmmenitir>
3enoen 0auS auftpirbeIte, OerSD9cn bate,
iubeu tie iib beygebenS mad 9errn OrehSz
Ier urr, aber Don ben Srilmmeru Der l6ou
leiies gSimmeru uno St0bnem lpie bon
einem SterbenOen.
QlS man Die Balfen un6 8retter uno
Stcine |elttfernt bate, Lag Der alte 0crr Oa.
nit Sdmab unb 8lut bcoedt. Otan bob
i'm auf unb trua i'm au ieiuer nabel
@p1nung, $40. ~ u. @oobltr.; aber
fnum bort anBcfommen, itarb er. SetI
9anScr &Drper mar nit Wunoen beocdt,
5rrquetiht unb scritDBen. 94abrideinIid
InbeI iuncrlide 0erblutuIgcn ben Son
berbeigcfiIbrt.
Ser 8eritorbcne mar SO Sabre alt unb
binterldBt cine Srau un6 funf tbeilDeilC
cripa6ieue &inber in gutcn 8erbdltniiien.
Gr gcnoB hoDe N6tung utter Den Oeuts
ihcn icircr 9io6bnr}6ait uno icin pl0b:
Ii6er SOB miro DON &iclcn aufribtig be-
00ufrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
Sic @aTcrUcrfe non @D0c Y0re
1t.tO S0fc.

SIM Grano 8dcific~ Sotel farb Sreitag
9{abmittdg cine gelnCtnlonte SiBung Der
O%emcinDerQtDe BON 0O0e Yarf unO Gafe
bCtreffS Der ben bci0cn SDfpnS gemeinl9aftS
lid 0cG0renpen gSallerlDerte 1tatt. Der
3mcd Der Gerlamnlluug iDar, Den Seribt
pes GomiteS Su b0rer, Da5 i'll Der Oorigen
Berialnmtlultg ertanlt tuur0e, nm Den lebr
bcocuteroeu S6a0en 81 ltterlt6et, ben
bic Wtal1ine tiirSlid) -%crlitte1 bat. lotpie
bctrcff5 Der pl0bliden GntIailIllg ocS lett
jch5 Sa0ren angeltellt getDelcncn W2alhts
niiteu Oapfin5 Dur6 ocM superintendent
ten 8el6luB 81 faiieu. !6err q. Ut. Bed
fiibrte Den 8oritb. gtat lGllgerer ltnD etn<
Qebeuoer 9ebatte iDuroen tOlgcnoe Be-
lhlliie ai19enOmmen:
0cidloilcn, DAB ale GDntracte fir &obs
lcn uno lolItige III Den ge!1etnlollclt 9Sal>
iermerfen All uermenoenDeM Wtaterialicn
ibrtftijd 81 ma6eu uno bon Den suitdnz
biGen 8enl1tem Su inter Seldnen lin0, Wenn
immcr Der Setrng 800 itberitcigt.
Seidlolleu, DAB Der Superintendent Der
Bulierlperfe III 3utunft bciOeu Oerncinoez
rGtben, benz bon 0Ooe Yart iopoDl, ipie
Dem Don Gafe, etrcn i6riitli0en Seri6t
dbSultatteI bat, Der inter 9ln0erm aud Die
III ben 0cmciuiamen Merfen Gnbe icDer
SCUQS UQNlubDtHCIlg Vs. tlBIYuIlYIlt ulU
ocr perbraubtcn WteHge 8oDlen. Die. cins
besablten 9tednun9en. bic gepumptc Wai=
iermeu9e, etiuaigc nOtDtge Jteparaturen &C.
entboltcn iDu.
Sei6lOiien, baB cine algcuncine Inter
iudung Der Yeripaltulg Der Naileripcrfe
IND Oer &fihterfiiQung icitens zines iez
Dcn Der Qttgelteliten ltattfin0en lpll, cGe
cine WicOernul!elung itattiinbet, uto stuar
Dur6 ein Goulitc DON Yieren, baS aus
3mci Utitglicoeru Don iebem Der @emeilbe=
rdtbe beltcDen lou.
8eidIoiien, baB Dem Superintenoenten
Der Maftrlucrte bieOurd Oas Ged)t genom=
men miro, 1tntcrbeamte ansultelleI
uno SIT cntlaiien, ,no baB Die &niteIung
unD NbieBung mn our6 Sen D~ereiuigten
8erDaltuugSratD 9el6eben loa.
8eidlOlien, Dab Oas @Omite bon 9ieren
enti6eiOen loa, lDelden Yro3entlab biliz
gerpeiie 6Doe 8art unO Eate All ben
Ausgaben Der 8dIier!perte beitragen loIs
len.
Die $50. 8eiter uno &e6fieIb bon Eopn
Safe uno 8euuett unD Scf BON 0poe
Yurf murbcn gum Somite ernannt.
9tngebote fir Giefcruug bon Go1len ipurz
ben 9~e0ffnet, uuo Der Contract fir 2iefe=
rung Don 1000 Gonncn SSlOiaua Ylof
&o3Ien 81 1926 an 6. $. 8ebmeper uno
Der Contract fir 500 Conner 6arttoble
an N. 6. 90bin ion Deroebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01

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sortet, ibtpGbIi6cn &leincn nit i6leGter
Dlil6 uno unDerOauIider gtabrung SIT fnts
tern uno oarnit ibr 2eben 81 gefGbroen!
Der @iieni6aft lit cs g%elungen, Elm uns
teblbarcs Griabmittel bsrSuitelIen, uno mo-
nur WetitaeOtcr'S vScmtf6cS &tms
SeranebI" (Pacdotrophine) gcbraubt
tuiro, ba Seigcm ii6 Die legensreiben 9Sirs
ftltgen beiiclbeu in Dem frii6en roiigen
Nusicben un6 Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
lieben &lcinen. Die meoi;inii6e SdfuItGt
empfteblt Oieie norSisIide &%inOernabrung
ougeinein tpe9en ibrer bluts, musfels,
tnoden-. 9ebirnz unb ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gis
esnl9aften. Sn allen Gpotbeten 81 baben.