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Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
People Who are Neither Sick Nor
Wall.

The number Of people who are Meth.
er "sick nor well," as the saying is,
make up large proportion Of nearly
every community. If you ask what ails
them you get no clear answer for they
do not know themselves. They are not
sick enough to bs classed with invalids,
and yet they are not well enough to
enjoy life nor to do any physical or
mental work without a wearisome and
exhausting effort. For, most of the time
they feel miserable and forlorn every
task is a burden they have no zest in
life, and little hope in the future
These unhappy people get little or no
relief from physicians, but are rather
made worse by the tonics which are too
often prescribed, and which leave the
vital forces at lower range after the
temporary stimulation has subsidized.
What they need most Is new develop
ment OF force at the centre of life. II
the handspring Of watch be too weak
to drive the movement with energy,
the whole machinery drops out of or
der, and all efforts at repair become
useless. Now, an agent that can restore
this vital activity must, in the very
nature Of things, give back health to
the suffering invalid. 1t must act as a
new and stronger handspring would
act on the machinery of a watch. That
such an agent has been discovered is
no longer a matter of doubt. 1t Is to
be found in what Is known as "Com-
pound Oxygen" Some Of the remark
able results which have followed its use
during the past twelve years will be
found recorded in our Treatise on
Compound Oxygen" which will be sent
free. Address Drs. Starkey Il Palen,
ll12 Girard street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A Married Womnn's Rsgh y.

A suit was begun in Brooklyn, N. Y,
some time ago,by Mrs. Caroline Brei-
mann, to recover 100000 damages
from Mrs. Catharine Paash. The com
plant charged that Mrs. Paash had
estranged the affections of Mrs. Brei-
mann's husband and induced him to
break his marital vows. The plaintiff
through her counsel, sought and OBJ
tanned an order of Arrest gainst the de-
f,ndant who is u wealthy widow. Coun
sci for defendant applied to Judge
Nelson, of the Brooklyn City Court,
for an ,rder vacating the Arrest, on the
ground that the suit was anuntenable
one. Judge Nelson, has justrendered
his decision, in which he delies the
motion, with costs, and EXPRESSES the
opinion that al order Of arrest in uch
q case is remedy allowed by the cue.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
BEGINNING Life with q few Pennies
and Dy ing Q Millionaire.

Mr.. William Wilkens, a manufac
turer Of curled hair, and noted citi
zen of Baltimore, died in that city las
Saturday. is.career was a remarka
BILE one and is thus described by the
Baltimore "Gazetts:" Mr.. Wilkens
came to this country from his native
place, Osterlinde, Brunswick, Germany,
at the early age Of 10 years, arriving
in Philadelphia with the sum of Is
ce&ts in his possession. He was EN-
ployed in the silk-weaving establish
ment of William Horstmann and he
boarded with II. Gerker, who was en-
gagged in the manufacture Of curled
hair and from whom Mr.. Wilkens OBJ
tanned the idea of his future successful
business. With small sum of money
he started out to make his fortune. He
sold furniture in New Orleans in 1889
and then traded between Texas and the
Crescent City for six months. He re.
turned to Philadelphia in lS4l, and
then went to Germany to visit his faith
er. On returning to this country he
located in this city, and established a
business similar to that of Mr.. Gerker.
He added the bristle to the curlei hair
and glue factory, and he was compelled
to remove from his limited quarters, on
Ross street, to the present locality of
his factory, on the Frederick road. THIS
place he has considerably enlarged un-
til it now covers Is acres. He also OBJ
tanned $50 acres adjoining, through
which, with great energy, he laid out
streets and avenues, built bridges ard
filled up cavities until quite city has
grown up around his works. He had in
his employ about 400 workmen.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A Rridexroom In Jail.

Lawrence Schuester, a youth of eigh-
teen and bridegroom of five weeks, is
confined in the f. sex county Jail, New
ark, N. j., charged with perjury in con
nection with his marriage. 1t appears
that on Pfngsta. Monday Schuester, in
company with maiden Of about 1t TWEEN
ty-tour years named Lizzie Kessler,
went to the residence of the Rev. Mr..
Kern to he married. The pastor OBJ
jected to perform the ceremony, stating
his belief that Schuester was moi
Iwenty-one years old. The youth
sore that he was. The couple went
housekeeping, and last week took uI
thir new residence in Prince stree
Nv Mrs. schuester's stepfather, Fred
erik Fell, comes forward and charges
thasthe young husband is only eigh
teen
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
.CORSALE.

House No. 1llb Delaware Avenue, with all
he modern Improvements.
House No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
afn improvements.
House On VanBuren street. between Eighth
ma Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
House No. 902 Delaware Avenue, rooms.
HOUSE Ne. 1l06 Walnut str eet.
house No. sl3 Chestnut street.
House No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
Houses Nos. llaO, 1l32 1884 and llSe Wal
tut street.
House No. 1928 West Thud street.
House cottage style)with medern improve
nents and about u acre Of land, suitable ior
physician or summer residence. Near
holly Oak Station, p, W. h Is. X. X.
A very desirable farm Of 81 acres. one mile
below Hare's Corner, on the State Road, \
nile from Railroad Station, land Of tho best
quality and highly cultivated, with no better
uullding sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
Une heuse, NO. III West Ninth street.
ilne house, No. 0O2 Delaware Avenue.
une house, No. 604 Spruce street.
me house, No. 3l1 East Fifth street.
Oae house No. 1915 Delaware avenue.
,so number OF small houses In different
rs Of the city.
Tw I've or thirteen acres Of Brandywine
Marsh land in lots to suit
so several acres of Marsh on the Town
ehl road, between the Causeway and Rel
ling Mill.
LOAN.
1900 to So, ,oO0, In sums OF 5000 to s1,eO'.
Apply 10 w. McCAULLEY X CO.,
sos Market street,
HyA.Sm Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
yellow Fever In New York

Francis Casinove, sailor on the brig
C. V. Merrick, from Havana, and James
Hall, Peter Brown and John Phipps,
sailors from the bark Nellie May, from
Havana, wers admitted to the hospital
New York, July llth. The Commits
sioners believe these to be yellow fever
cases in view of the fact that both yes.
sells came from Havana, and the only
patients suffering from that disease are
usually sent to Swinburne Island hos.
pital. Before this report there had
been three cases of yellow fever there
and on Fridry last sailor was admit.
ted to the hospital from the bark
Sappho, and died Of yellow fever, and
was buried.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
,oCAL TINE TABLE.
80, ,,xyr WILMINGTON.

p,,,edslphis; 237, 100, sic, 800 81
10. ~ so <. M; 1885, $50, 90. 9.3
~ oMp. M, On Sunday, 2S7. S.loa
40. $50, 9.46 p. m. =, i,
M H. York: as7, 100, 1904, 2. m; l2.S
,a,eo MS" n. m. Limited Express. 90 p. ".
ba n. 1881 D. m. Limited Express
s% IA n. N, On Sunday, l2.ol, 2.l0
10 sas,timoro n no. and Bay Line: 7:osp. m.
Baltimore and way stations: $50 B. m.
~ NsT !. castle. 9.l6 .. m., LOS, e.sb p. IN
r.1svare MTs X. H.: 9.lb Q. M: LOS, $50 p
Sunday % trains.
SupaI SWuIi,rInytOi & Northern X. r.: 60 .
m.sp. m, :and $50 p. u. sunday excep
m.,a VI 70 re Western X. R.: 7.l6, 1870, AIN
% n IA. Sunday train 9.4O A. M.
mAINs ARRIvR AT WILMINGTON.
phIIadelphia: II. .45, 203, $50, $40 .. m.
oos l2.lT, l.02, $50, 4.2p, 6.l3. 90, !.0O
ia ~ Il. is p. 10. On Sundays: l2.43, 2.o3
n 10 a. M: 1876, Ills, p. m.
~ baltimore: z. 81 9.29 9.b8a. m; IL. 70, l287
IS p.Ss p. m. On Sundays: 2a, q. m.
aS6 7. IN: ,u ,a,s ,pay
R E1s sSsS'p Sss p. n. on Sundays: a.si a. M
s8p. N. - ON ION IN
M New Castle: S.to, lZ.lo q. m.'
M n m. No Sunday trains.
|bnI,slaware X. T.: $50 q. m.; l2.lo, 7.lo
Nh Wilmington h Northern X. Il: sos
Id d. 80 a. m.; and Gas p. m.
lom delaware Western X. H.: s.oo q: m
2l5, 90 y. m. Sunday train 6.25 r. NJ.
ANS tR WILMINGTON LBAvB PHlLADH~
PHIA.
kou I,roa street and Washington avenue
,SO. 80, 1880. 1l.46 q. m.: l.3O- 3.GO, 4.O0,
| SIS, 600 9. 10 9.46. ll.80 p. m. On Sun
days: 1883 @, m.; 500, 11.3O p. m.
km IhirtySecond and Marketstreets:l LEO,
1880. ll.3b m.; l2.2b, 400 600, ll.ao p. m.
On ~unNys. 100. a. m
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A MAN Holds the Animal TIL 1t fl
shot BY HIS Wife.

The Little Rock ARK "Gazstte" il
a recent issue says;
Near Gold creek, Faulkner county
and about seven miles from the railroad
lives man named Rhsa, a farmer on {
small scale. Last Monday evening
while Rhea and his wife we're sitting il
front of their door two dogs jumped
over the fence and ran under the house
At first very little notice was taken o.
the animals, there being several fox
hunters in the neighborhood, and the
Rheas supposed the dogs belonged to
them, but presently terrific bowling
and fighting began, insomuch that Rhea
threw chips and pieces Of wood un-
der the house. The bowling and fight
ing continued for some time, when at
last one of the dogs darted out, leaped
the fence and ran away. The other
dog, a large brindls, Of decidedly ugly
type. followed as far as the fence, but
stopped, turned around, and started to-
ward 2hea with mouth halfopen. Rhea
stopped and picked up an old churn-
dasher lying OH stump, and as the
dog sprang at him struck the beast
over the head. Stunned, the animal
recoiled, but only for moment, for he
sprang again before Rhea had time to
prepare himself. Graphing the dog by
the throat, and holding his mouth as
far away as possible, desperate strug-
gle began. The dogs eyes glared, and
his mouth emitted that froth only
known to hydrophobia. Mrs. Rhea
ran into the house and soon returned
with a case-knife, which she handed to
her husb band. The "colnbat deep
ened." The blunt-pointed and dull
edged weapon went time and again
against the animals throat without
drawing blood or lessening his fury.
The strong grasp of the man kept his
teeth away, but such a grip could not
last long. Again the woman entered
the house, and this time returned with
a shotgun. Cooking it and rushing
up to the dog, she placed the muzzle
close to the animals fanks and fired.
There was sudden giving way, and
seemingly additional glare Of the eyes,
but no sound. Taking advantage Of
the first shot, the gun was again fired,
aud the animal fell over dead. Reports
Of mad dogs come from all over the coun-
try, and every one should be Oh the
lookout.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Talmage Lectured Fen Times Last
Week.

LONDON, July 1.-The Rev. DR.. Tai
mage preached and lpcturpd ten times
during tha past week. On Tuesday he
lectured at the Crystal Palace, Syden-
ham. The trains from London thither
took down immense crowds, and it was
estimated that from twenty to thirty
thousand persons listened to or at least
saw the lecturer. The Marquis Of Town.
send presided. Gu Wednesday and
Saturday DR.. Talmage lectured in Exc
ter Hall. Lord Kintore presided, and
many OF the nobility were present.
During the week the Brooklyn divine
has addressed no less than from seven
ty to eighty thousand people.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
APiciure seller,s Crime.

In the village of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
q French picture seller, on Sunday
afternoon, attacked IA year-old girl
Teresa Enger, who was in the country
half mile from home and attempted
an outrage. A buggy coming up the
design was frustrated, when he rapidly
drew a knife across her throat and fled
She was not seriously cut. The whole
town pursued the villain and captured
him on Sunday night. The father Of
the girl fired at him twice while the
officers held him, but without effect
Lynchirg was prevented with difficulty
and at two o'clock on Monday morning
he was lodged in the county Jail.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Result from u Hotel Acquaintance

Result from u Hotel Acquaintance
Charles A. Hartman, while in New
York during the International pedes-
trian contest, resided at the St. James
Hotel, and became acquainted with the
wife of Geo. ackhouse, who was stew
ard of the hotel, Several days age
Mrs. Stackhouse joined Hartman in
Richmond, Va, and the couple eloped
Her husband is said to have tracked
the pair to Medford, Mass. The hus.
band has begun proceedings, it is said
for divorce, and suit against Harri
man for damages.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Singular Freak Of the Lightniug

During the prevalence of thunder
storm at Linwood, Delaware county, on
Friday last, the lightning played a
singular freak. A little child was out
driving goose that had strayed away,
when she was caught in the shower.
Before reaching her home the lightning
struck the goose, which was not more
than three feet in front of the child,
and killed it Instantly, while, strange
to say, the child was uninjured, not
even stunned by the lightning. 1t Was
a decidedly narrow escape for the little
one.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A T. ripatetic Urchin.

The little boy Martin Haines who ran
away from the Chldren's Home at
Philadelphia, about the latter part Of
last month was apprehended by officer
Wingate at the Delaware junction, and
put in the care OF Chief POlice Maxwell.
The boys mother Mrs. Susan O. 'Mallery
who had advertised and had done all
she could to recover the missing boy,
7as telegraphed to by the Chief and
y,terday afternoon she came down
an h'claimed the boy. The lad when
cap'~ed was with number of tram ps.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Russell G Spencer

of the Bee Hive, No. 3O6 Market street,
are making sweeping reductions in
every department Of their large and
extensive assortment of dry goods in
order to reduce their stock, for theil
inventory August lst. All
and ends TO be closed out re-.
gardless of cost. Go to the Bee Hive
early and secure the bargains.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Great Il educttOn In Beef

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at to 5 cents pound |; good
roast at to 10; best roast, IL to IA
round steak, l2a rump steak, IA sir
loin, IL, Of R. P. Geary, stalls 10 and
IL Third street market, and A. T
Geary, stall 70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
ThePOs, mast er General IN New
England.

Postmaster General Key and family,
Postmaser James, of New York, and
family, and Superintendent and
Assistant Superintendent Thompson
and Jamisn, of the railway mail ser
vice, arrived IN New London Conn, on
Monday, by the steamer Sunshine
from Shelter Island. After riding
about the city, the party took th'
palace car Pennsylvania, on which
they are making heir tour about New
England, for Newport.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Gave Out. .

About four o'clock yesterday after
noon, the stone masons and laborers
working on the new buildings on Mad
ison street, above Sixth, stopped work
on account Of the heat.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

Sozodont, Teaberry, Tooth wash,
DR.. Whites Tooth Powder, Hartman's d
Sea Pearl and many other elegant pre-
parations for the teeth, sold by J. R,
Hartman, Druggist, corner of 9Th and
Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

Great Britain proposes, r.r;uo 10
dropping agricultural int ibv'ae b,, as. , Tvs ~
fishing an Agricultural Def ysn. eS'"I u,
the Cabinet. If it amounts fen' ~
as the Agricultural Bureau al aWos% VaI.'
ipgton it will do much to dissp "en
Canada Thistle aud many other nt"so
weeds, and furnish members OF PaH'
ment with bouquets out OF the COVER
ment green houses.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

MYERS PRICE LIST FOR JULY T.,
w lS19.-Sugar at 5, 8. 7,Sand &c b,
best SOC tea in Wilmington, canned apples
25c a can. every can makes ries, cheap; egg
biscuits zoe, 2 f lemSn biscuits Csc, glasses
jelly 25c, glasses Jelly Csc, lbs rice 25c, bs
raisins l5c, chow chow 10c bottle, pickles 10c
bottle. mushrooms &c a can, oysters &c q
can, oysters Sc a can, 0at me,l Sc a b, 3bs Of
cheese Csc, best cheese 12c fb, borax soap &c,
Dobbirs soap sc, best sugar-cured hams lie a
b. 7. NJ. WIER,
7-S 1909 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Ine wand Dukes Photograph.

From Loh, IN Times.
1o IHuntz, an Australian girl,
aseu 80, nabeen sentenced at Fribourg
~ sLiee 1.; sa;oo-.hs' imprisonment for
SpesN'ns paS.n n's. sctfully of the Grand
toansnb oane " Ds Tha Ihthe sight of his pho
prison awaiting tria non.n' % spen. -
as the fulfilment of tt Eoun.' no"e'ef'
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
DARN FOR SALE or trade for city pro

ENAKN FUK SALE OF IrHue III cI1y PEoP
r erty, in a good sta Q of cultivation, one
and a half miles from Wyoming Station on
|the Delaware Railroad, In one Of the best and
most desirable localities = the State. Tho
land is slightly roll ing, n sandy loan, with
clay sub.soil, the tract consisting of one hun.
dred ard tiity.six acres, with house and An
barn and other convenient 0at-buildings Esl
There are three peach orchards,one fine young
|appe orchard of choice fruit in bearing. pears.
pums and cherries. About fifteen to twenty
acres woodland. For further information al
|dress JOSEPH GOULD,
rs 2taw d&w I'm Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
inl&t

Seventh Street below Wal
l nut, suitable for Lectures, Public Meet
IDgs Fairs, Festivals, Dramatic Ente rtain-
lments. etc. Seats 400. Has stage fitted with
tcenery, border and iootlights, and all stage
fixtures. Good dressing rooms. Apply at
HAL each day. between 9 and IL A. NJ. 7-3 Il
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
"A ANTIC HOTEL,
.CEAN CITY, MARYLAND.
, SOfIS70 Opens ] une go.

The inc
seaside resIg popularity of this tavorite
make numehas induced the proprietor to
The hotel is improvements this season.
breake and noe hundred yards from the
portico is grand view tron the extensive
as fine as any on inspiring. The surf is
70 I'd and safe. T,,ast and the bathing
per day, $3.50; week; unsurpass ed. Board
for circular to JOH. and $3.50, Write
Also Of Peninsular 'AIY, Prop;
7s2m ., Salisbury, Md.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

fTNOR RRENT.-1hree.story house No. ll2l
IN MarSet street, with all modern improve.
nsnts, and in good order; splendid view OF
Ihe river rent low for the balance Of year.
Apply to HENRY DANNY,
jnlG-tf 9sS SHIRLEY street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

lNOR SAI.E.-$5o will buy stock and nx
lures OF Grocery Store, No. II Conee
Ell, scales. tea caddIes, all complete: Gan
Ind see EIGHTH AND MADlSONSI
-1n6th
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

INUR SALE.--One of the best Cigar Stands
IN In Wilmington. Stock fixtures, Fountain
ktc all trst class. Address "W,"This Office.
lC,OR SALE.-Spring Chickens and fowls
N fresh dressed AT Third street Market.
I.4ti N, b, APPLETON.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

negotiated, Rents
tu collected. PrOperttes careful
u managed, Insurance placed In
Ssliable companies, and convey.
kucing accurately executed.
kpl w.sti HEAI.D 4 CO.,
bank ers and Investment Brokers.
CLAYTON nOuae Building
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

NOR SALE CHEAP.-A three-story bri.
house, No. III Madison street Yea
ittle cash needed. Immediate possessio
hn be had. Apply at 70s MADISON st.
T-l2 lot
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

NOR RENT.-Aurth-story Hall with !. 2
or 3 ante rsms. JOHN y. HARk-
fSs iulatf
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

kIYANTED.-One or two plainly furihed
wv rooms, for small quiet iamily any
|srt Of the city. Address "B: NJ"
IA ST. Ihis ohcI
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

NOR SALE.-Twlaew Germantown Oar.
rlages, also lot Up buggies. VIII sell
leap. Apply to ". HAMMOND,
second and French'ts., Wilmington, Del.
T-76t&
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
yoR,ALEsDN RENT.

NOR SALE.-A good Organ, at zob WEST
ELEVENTH ST. 7-96t
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

k,vK A 81. so LOAD G. RICHARDSON'S
KINDIIkG WOO, leave orders at
kery Evening office, bth nd Market; Capelle
|Bro., I'd and Market; J. stnall d 90, Front
bd Orange; and A. M. Qlnby's, Front ana
Iadison febl4-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

RIyANTEn.-An American oman for
nv gene' al housswork in a tany of three.
iest Of reference required. lnquil at
Ili3t. 500 MARKErSREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

| rUk kENT.-I~o tni..pry bricA houses
in perfect order. shed kchen and large
HENRY y. MORROW,
ans Mket street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

WAITED. - A white gill for eneral
nv housework. Apply vt the GOcery
|tore TEN H AND MARKErsTS. N3ts
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

Blacksmiths. ia and
M ll5 ORANGE ST. 7.l3t&
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
@heriFs-&erfauf.

Strait un6 aIutbcritGt zines bsIonberen Gre.
fulton fur riidIfdnbige Steuern fir bic Sabre
1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1872, 1873,
1874, 1875, unb 1876, auf 9ratt /, unb 1865
1867, 1868, 1879, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1879.
1874, 1875 unb 1876
auf Eract Hc. 9 mte unten befHrfebeu.
duseefelt In Der Sffee bes Glerfs Der Gircuii
Court BON @aSernabe County, W%PtIourt, an.
rtdSlerfatten in benz Eai-Srrmtn 1879, obi.
gen 0eri1tebCfes unb an mid erridfet an
@unffen 6es @taates giiTUurf gum @ebrau6
BON 6 RIP. 4ubn, Solicitor Der Sfeurrn BON
@asecnabe County, Wr.. unb essen
Gbarles NaeYsr,
babe i'd aIe ReGte, EtteL, Snterefen un6 On.
Iprnts Der befaaten
CHARLES Nueser,
an, In urb auf na1ffebenb bef&rfetenss @ruub.
etgsntbnm in !Sefb eenUu1utrn unb nit Be.
S&las bsIset, n6mli9:
Graft 1. Das fisEHIt&s 9tertsI hes sibSR.
E@en SisTtsIs BON SettiUH SO, GUpnfbtp 43,
Efatt 2. Das rurbpeRIi&s giert.I uuS bt,
nbreli9e S6lfte bes Iihfo elli&en 8ierteIs BON
edition "a, GrrnIbip 43, RanAe g..
Ales be!eeen In @asecnahe Counts, Sta al
y1iHouri; unb i'd trsrbe am
Rtttpp@ d ben z. Mof 1879
srtl&en 6 ubr gprmittaes uub 5 ubr RaG.
rttttdgs, bes pttsen Cages an Der SrouttbiirG
6es &c1rtbdufes ~ Sermann, 0ascpnabI
County, vas @au3e rber fc piel ron rbiotu
Gietntbum ale ustbie IN, anf 5Fentfher Nuf.
ttsn an ben Weiibietenben fur 8aor rerfou.
zen, nm bic Steueln unb Soften bieIes 8ets
fabrtns ~ be6en.
EbeD. 8eraner.
Sbertf BON Gascrnabe Sruntu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
GheriFs=4erfanf.

Strait unb nntsr autcrit6t Der Nbf&rtff elmer
Greeutipn erIa1tn In Der Circuit Court pom
@astDnabe County, NiGOurf, juriidiRerRatten
i'm Rai-Germin 1879, beIaefei @ertdtes un6
an mid seri&tet su @unfen pom GbrtRiau
4ubn unb ssseu Safcb S&mibt babe t&
9rliB ersriFen unb 8eG1laa eeleat auf ane
8e1te, BeibtiteI unb Snttreftn hes beIaaten
SafOb Shmitt an. in unb auf has na&fe6enb
beiariebene @runbeieentbum, tGmliH:
5SIder. Der nprbmefli9e Sbril bes Iib-
trefI. gierteIS bse nrretrefl. pierteIs BON Sef.
tipn Is unb 20 Ndsr bic nIrbIihe S6Ifte bee
iibGhIt6en Sisrtels hes uUrbbflt&en ~piertels
bon Seftipn Id ales in Tcpn5bip Is, Ranas
6, msfIid. &aes beIeeen in @asernate GpunfY,
Ntfcu,t unb i'd tpsrbe AM
Sonnerstae, Den 8. Wai 1879,
;pifden 8 t1br gUrrnittass unb 5 1br 4a6.
mittdsS, an Der &ourtbaus 3biire in Der Stabi
Sermann, 9asecnabe @cuntp, has pbiae Gi,
sentburi peer fpSieI ale n5tbis auf 6FentIiher
Mutttcn an ben Msifbistenben Sertaufen (uu.
tertpurfen auen friibsrsn etsns unb urtbrilen)
I'm bieie @rerutiOn unb bic 3cfen bieIes Ser.
fabrsns au hsdsn.
9beUeUr 8rrener,
SberiH pom @aeepnabe County.