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i REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of = deed Of trust made by Edmund
Hobbs sf lnd A16.llI hiG wife 70 fuIlEt, dat
the Geek Of the County Court Of Ohio roanIy, 10
Oe,a y Irait BOOK No Z, Pago 81, VII %
SATURDAY, The 7iriI DAY or MAY, Y1S,
BInaihg At 70 oeIoek a. ~, cell Al the iTvni dvoT
q Lhs Coan H0uss 81 aid toahty The isllgElng dt.
sioed property bat 70 hty; Lot numbered one hun.
drod and seVentyAEo u13l the n0Tih side o. Zane
nYN ufeet The UOFneT Of the alley be-
tween flith ard Sixth blfeeiG, now Eoa and JAcob
tfesk In that plFt VI The city Of Wheeling, West Wiz
dnta, kn1En a. East Wheeling. The title IA believed
. Be perfect, bot Bsllng trustee I'LL ronTey Only
the tus TuIisd IN ne b. sid de5d u trust.
IEENI o. 8ALL-OneiOuFth eash 90 DAY Il NE
Ne bll.eea 10 thFes siaal intilmen1 a III. twelve
lnd eighteen monthL nego Iable nggei baI{BF ibtsf
at from day Of ale 70 b. gTGn Tor the asieTd uIT
mens aud secured By deed VI trust "a thS nFopsFfy
&C. HERvEY, AuetlOnoSF. SpTaa
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presPth y ~ tneat tha-s osuiuG t.A Nd stalls
q - Iartil1 y tbstf rts1titv iatrt 80 IA ma ID
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talg W uoliOu Of The plalutins The drk nlspts.
pyoUp nill uld AUAnda it'll HE Vtit, Wliaa II.
Wright aBd Elizabeth Wight his vile, WiilSm
stlpSS MAO SiAlsy, luhn siilsy, 0rfrS spuIs "a
Anha V. ~ as Ne uih ahi rssh Y Ties, aFv heFv-
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tiy q hay, 49,, - gthuf q thslgu hlisutuf dtya
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thsf oTtflEd hat this uUisf b pablahsi aSeEdinr
70 au ih the NhsslinG lltsllgsuSrt, . nsSspapsr
PnbliAhSA 10 Ohio o0aniy, Wpli Virginia
10 lsSllnony Wh,Fr, have hCTVuuto hlgpol nv
hame ~ CieEf ~ aid Court, this itIh dsy Il Anil
itll, q April Ralss II The tlefks v % II l,i CsFt
Iustg THOMAS u pARRAM,
uoFt % nd Nuhleipal Ceuroi ghsshhr
CALDWELL CAIDWEIL, AtiS,HSJt " cua pals.
ana anlITh
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Tnsaxt Safes.
COMMISSIONER SALE

sutl Il West vlrTinla, CITY q Wbs,lipF. - A. IN,
NuRieipAl Court d RheeI.nE.
l. o. suilh, AdnlnlItrl'a, Of ths)
essAis u Jane Glbson, dscslSed
ThSOdOsIH Mc0InnlI and OthOrsL
By virtue Of decree Of The Municipal Our, Of
NhsSl1E, enisrud On the 9th day Of FsbtuGrJ, Itip
In the above eniiusd eaus Eil 1t he trout dogr 81
ihs Chart HVubs o. Uhjo CSuhly 90
SATURDAY, THESb DAY or MAY, A. D. IS-y
ConmsseBE d 10 osloeh A. H. I'LL Al public suction
the following delcTtbed rial tale that 70 ~; Ibs
following described piScea OF luh Of land lyIas ana
beipg situated 90 LlBss lIlAHd 10 the City Of WHEEL
Ing, Comfy " Ohio aud EtAi6 0l SAI VlnInIa, Ia
Daniel ZantI addition 10 the City Of Whv, ilnH ard
tn9Wn and dgaEuitsd 90 the plat u SAID addtl0n ~
lytI Numbered one hundrrl nnd lhiFtythfes mi one
thi1y.hTs tiBsD.
TEINS o. sALE-OnEtAlrd and - mach nor.
- he purchaser may tls thsA In hand the halanea
70 Two equal lhtt1llmsni a. 'iT and twelve mgutha
from the day d ale nytN, beahnF iHtsrrtf viii Fnd
PsrlonA becuEty y b gTsn for the drisned install.
menta the Title " b TVIAlned unIi payment 4 made
10 iull. W. ]. W CORDEN,
ApLl0-Ih bpecihi CommlhSiOusT.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


..,.., s s..' :. s.'. .ss .,, I. c.....
10 The County C6aTt Of Ohio County,
BY virtue Of decree Of The County I.ourt q 0hJo
county Tendtrtd 10 the ubOTB entitled sauss 90 he
2Qth day d DocGtabfT, 1875 the undeFllEns d Ipe.
ell commissioner viii otter for Bale al aucIl5n
before the Court hOubs door Of Ohio county In Wheel.
SATURDAY. March q, iS0,
oOuusnelag At II O'Clock A 4, that cSrinln trnrt o.
parcel d lad Itaatsd 10 TrsdslphlG DIiTieI OhIo
eolniy, Oh tno AhtionIl nad, Ehleh 4 dsarItIsd 4
fellows BtEinnlng a. polnl 90 the naEth Ode u N
north line Of aid road In the lie bstH esn The lands
formerly owned By Major J0hn tod and A n, B.
Carter, thence With aid llBO n. 81 T. sI Eolss 10
stake Ia aid line, thence n - W. n poles 10 state
thence .. 81 W. ~ POLES 10 tho boundary Of Said
road, thence 4 70 ~ poles, 10 the bsEinninE con
aiming ave teTOI and aVU poles
IE1hl o. bALL-0bs-lhlrd Of The purehhIs monFy
cab 70 had, onsthFd 10 al month"; abd une-lhiFa
In SghteSn nonthI iron The day Of AS thS purrkLSF
executing hlI bosss for the dtisTlSd Paynshu.
JOHN J. JACOB
te1 Special Commissioner.
The GAlO above advertised il postponed until SsluF.
DAY, April 49, 1872 commencing u the same OUT and
At re, IhS Ans place. JOHN JACOB,
mhAl Hpaclal CntumftlinheF
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SrTihdelphla ArrUmmodGiion.-Thh tFIin only ranI
between WhJsllng AID TT!ldelphlA.
tDally except Sundly-ieEIIk AooohimodItion.
tstsnbanVills Aecomm0iAIign.- tTSlu during
the day pahaes bactGarl and forward hotUoan Mar
tins Ferry and Belllr0, stopping when required u
sherman HouIS, AtHhVillG, West Wheeling ma
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TAcFA VEHarS EANCIns.

The Romance snd tie Reality % HSHss-
Keeping what q WbSsIihE EfOa0misi
has 70 hay On Ire subject.
WHEELiEa, April %.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DErlETvIE o. TlllJB-WHIELDo M
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VIEW ApYERTsEnEKTs-

W4NTEp-oooD soTicfToRS 70
- - II, :. e g. 49, . - e. - ..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

VOL. xIV.-NO. 81.

Quietly but none the less efficiently have
they taken counsel With those Democrats
in the Border States, ID the North sI,e
East and the West who have the elcarest
perception Of the dangers inherent IN a
conflict between Congress and the Execu.
tive at any time, and most Of all during a
Presidential term imposed upon nation
by fraud and by force. And now that 4
happy ending is near at hand, and that the
great issues are about to be clearly and
peacefully submitted to the peoples fnal
Judgment, conservative and rational friends
Of American liberty will begin merriam.
to estimate Alright the true obligations
OF the country to the ablest men Of
the South in Congress, and to that Sena-
tor Of the bOrderland, Mr.. Bayard, Of Del
aware, whose long and loyal devotion 10
the rights Of the Southern people under
the Constitution has earned for him the
right 70 be heard by Southern mon a. 4
ttrusty counsellor in time Of peril. and Who
has used that right now, al least with
equal coolnes, discretion and courage
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State government, and, as was clearly
demonstrated by the Supreme Court In
Martin versus Mott, l2 Wheaton, he is to
judge for himself whether the contingency
in which il would be lawful or necessary
for him to exercise that power has actually
arisen or not. II, therefore, the President
should have reason to believe that the force
was not called for ia good faith to sup
press an insurrection against the govern
ment of the State, but to be used for any
purpose or in any manner inimical to the
United States, il would not only be his
right, but his duty 70 withhold IT, %
Your committee, having no bill before
it upon this subject, and decming it nm
necessary now to report otherwise than as
stated ask to be discharged from the fur
the consideration Of the subject.
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A comparison hetaeen tlsv 'vxoend ifs,Fes
for carrying on the Governments during
the last four fiscal years Of Republican as.
eendaney in Congress and during the four
hseal years since then, including the an
preparation for 1880, tells story which
no attempted peryersion can destroy or
weaken. These figures show a progress in
inc right direction, though they falI short
OF the public expectation ia some material
respects. Il will be borne In mind that
the appropriations are always made a wear
ahead, 50 that although the Democrats
had the House Of Representatives Id The
beginning Of tho Forty.fourth Congress.
the supplies up TO the Both Of June. 1876,
had already been voted by their predeces-
sors Therefore the retrenchment which
they made only began to appear IN The ar
preparations for 1877.
The regular supply bills are eleven
namely - Military Academy; FortiRca.
tlons; Consular and Diplomatic; Navy;
Post Office, Pensions; Indian; Army; Leg
lslatlye, Executive and Judicial; Suudry
Civil; and River and Harbor. Deficiency
aud miscellaneous bills are irregular. and
depend upon exceptional circumstances
But In the two periods Of four years each
gwen below, the appropriations Of every
kind are included in the statements.
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INsOLVENTs NOTICE.

George A. FIickinger VS.. His Creditors
nRDERED this 2sih day of April, A.
~ d. 1879, that George A. Flekinger give
notice to his creditors, endorsers aud sure
ties, that the I'd Monday Of August, A. d.
1879, is fixed for the said Geo. A. Flickinger
10 appear in the Circuit Court for Carroll
county TO nnswer such interrogatories or ale
gAtions as his creditors, endorsers or sure
ties may propose or allege against him /;
and that a copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in Carroll county,
once Week for three successies months prior
to the said I'd Monday of August, 1879, as
such notice.
True eopy,-Tes,;
may s-3m FRANK 4. SHAW, Clerk.
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INsoLYENT,s NoTICE.
John E. pnRinrion rs. his credilors.

John Z. Burlington IS. his Creditors.
nRDERED this lsl day of May, A. d.
" 1879, that John L. Burlington give notice
70 his creditors, endorsers, and sureties, that
the "a Monday Of August, A. ID. 1870. is fixed
for the said John Il. Builington to appear in
the Circnit Court for Carroll county 10 answer
such interrogatories or allegations as his cred
itorsi endorsers or sureties may propose or
allege against him; and that copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
IN Carroll county, once week for three sue
cessive months prior 10 the said 2d Monday
Of August, 1879, as such notice.
True copy,-Test;
may 3.Sm FRANK I. SHAW. Clerk.
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plierenee In fnvor Of Democrats si02asl go ~
This reduction averages twenty. Eve and
a hall millions a year, and il Is fully one
hundred and twenty-five millions a year
less than the estimates Of the departments.
Whatever may be said Of the shorteonines
IN other respects, this showing Is GOOD f5r
the Democrats, when contrastcd with the
extrayagance Of the Republicans. But Il
Is by no means as good as il should be- or
as It would be If there was determined
purpose to purge the public service Of lis
abuses, to cut off all excresconces and
sinecures, to enforce stern economy. and
to make simplicity, competency, and hon.
esty the rule Of employment. Il is cana
bic OF demonstration that the civil service
IS now conducted at au expense at least
one-third greater than II ought to be-.
Certainly the departments at Washing
ton, with efficient clerks instead Of politi-
cal appointees, could be run smoothly apd
with better work if the existing force was
reduced oae-third, 10 regard 10 the
army, there ought to have been a saving
OF at least S75,000,0O0 in these eiahs
years. The army is an orgauizcd aristoc-
raey, growing more dangerous every vear.
aud more and more demoralised by partl-
san service. Foreign ranks, habits and
tastes have beea gradually introduced into
the service, until the army is further re,
moved from the people than ever before.
Both parties feel the persuasive power
OF direct social contact, and Of Indirect
Influences, resulting FROM an established
organization at Washington, always rigi-
liant, active, and intelligent as to its inter
ests, aud knowing wen the arts BY which
committees g. in Congress may Be captured.
Inc Army Rings have only 10 operate
upon the Committees on Military Affairs
ana on Appropriations in the two Houses,
70 90 their work effectively These enor-
NOUS as sums were appropriated for the sup
port Of the army IN the periods named
IlI
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NEW COAL YARD.

III AVlNG opened new coal yard, |
A would respectfully inform the public
that am now prepared to furnish ALL THE
DIFFERENT KINDS OF COAL promptly,
and at most reasonable rntes.
Being determined to sell 1T less than usual
profits ! ask the public to
Give me call Before Buying.
by strict attention aud constant endeavor
to give satisfaction, | hope TO receive aud
merit share Of your patronage.
! have also on hand and for sale Stone aud
Oyster Shell Lime
Bs5- OFFICE in Perkins Photograph
Gallery, opposite the Catholic Church,
GEO. C. GRASS,
aug lT7s-u Westminster, Md
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HARDWARE! !!
ANDREW N. STEPHAN.

ANDREW N. STEPHAN,
SUCCESSOR TO RElFsNIDER 4 STEPHAN,
"lLL continue the Hardware business of
w the late firm Mt tie old stand CORNER
MAN AND Liberty STREETS, WEsrNINsTER,
and has on hand and will continue TO keep at
all times a full stock of
Builders Hardware,
Nails, Spikes, Locks, Screws, Window Glass,
&c.
Coachmaker's Material,
Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Ducks, Drills. Oil
Carpet, Bolts, Axles, Springs, Bows, and
Ready Made Wheels.
Blacksmith's Supplies,
Iron, Nail Rods, Cast Steel Old Car Steel,
Horse Shoes, Steel Fire Hoop, Band and
Sheet Iron, Anvils, Bellows Blowers, Vises,
Screw Plates Rasps, Bolts, Nuts, &c.
Saddler's Hardware,
Buckles, Rings, Birdie Bits, Webbing, Hand
Parts, Gigtrees, Hames, Harness, Leather, &c.
Painters Material.
Oils, White Lead, Varnishes, Colors, Brushes
and Bradley's Ready Mixed Paints
Carpenters and Woodworker's Tools,
Planes, lIatchets, Chisels, Augers, Braces,
Draw Knives, Hand Axes, Plane and Brace
Bits, Mill, Circular, Cross Cut and Hand
Saws, Rules, Squares, Gauges, &c.
Housekeeper's Articles,
Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Coffee Mills, Ladies',
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Flat Irons.
Depot For
The Celebrated Excelsior Cook Stove, Heat.
ing and Parlor Stoves.
Farmers Supplies,
Forks, Shovels, Spades, Mattoeks, Picks,
Hoes, ltakes, Hames, Traces, Breast, Halter
and Cow Chains. Leather Betting, Axes.
Agent for the Celebrated Kanawha Cucum.
bcr Pumps.
Leather,
Hemlock and Spanish Sole Calfskns, Kips
and Upper Leather, Sheep Skins, and Shoe
Finding.
Revolvers,
Guns, Razors, Pocket Knives.
All the above and innumeral,le other goods
at lowest Cash Prices. dee 22tf
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NEW WINDSOR FOUNDRY
s. A. SMITH. Proprietor.
NEW WINDSOR, N1E

NEW wIND8O r., MD
TAKE pleasure in announcing to tho
"A public that am prepared TO manufacture
TO order Castings Of any kind, such as Ma
eshinery, Plcws and Plow Irons Of The Latest
Patterns now used BY farmers. intend to
give special attention 10
Plow Castings and Repairs.
Work done as well and as cheap as any
where IN the eounly. Patronage is respect.
fully solicited. .ct 20 '76,1y
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:. here are two hundred and twenty MD
hons expended IN eight years 10 support
tne army, and for what good object ?
What i there to show for this Tremendous
outlay How has ths coaniry been ben.
Gifted BY it2--N u San.
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In 1879 fully FIVE millions we're voted
to pay for Secor Robesons jobbery and
other deficiencies that ought never to have
passed the House, and could not have
been carried at all except by a corrupt con-
lition: The result Of the comparison Is
as follows:
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FL a I N ES &c co.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERS /! 1!

pESPECTFUI.LY call attention TO their
\ h large stock Of Groceries &c. at their
,StSre, q few doors east of the Railroad Depot,
We.LminstoF, Md,
Our facilities are such as to enable us TO
olier great iHegccments in prices, as we pur.
cilase for Cash and sell at Short Profits.
Our stock consists of
Choice Flour, Groceries, Queens
ware, Stoneware, Glassware,
Willow Ware, Woodenware, Fine
Cutlery, Fish, Bacon, Lard,
Salt, &C., &c.
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are the finest aud best ever offered Ia ibis
city, and for medicinal or family use are IN.
surpassed Sole agents for the well known
Welty Whiskey.
Alo, Porter aud Beer, by the bottle or
barrel.
Sole agents for Briggs Bros. World .renown.
ed Garden and Flower Seeds.
The higheS. market price paid for Country
Produce.
feb %, 1879 HAINES & co.
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ryhr g years appropriations by Repub,s
teM years appropriations by Demo.
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ToTAL FFnlio EsrEEpIrpnrs AprnopnlArrD ~
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Saddler's Hardware.

Buckles, Rings, Birdie Bits, Webbing, Hand
Parts, Gigtrees, Hames, Harness, Leather, &c.
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Blacksmith's Supplies,

Iron, Nail Rods, Cast Steel, Old Car Steel,
Horse Shoes, Steel Fire Hoop, Band and
Sheet Iron, Anyils, Bellows Blowers, Vises,
Sorrow Plales, Rasns, Rolls. Nntis. Gc.
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Farmers Supplies,

Homlock and Spanish Sole, Calfskins, Kips
and Upper Leather, Sheep Skins, and Shoe
Einttng
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Planes, Hatchots, Chises, Augers, Braces,
Draw Knives, Hand Axes, Plane and Brace
Bits, Mill, Circular, Cross Cut and Hand
Saws, Rules, Squares. Ganges. &c.
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''ETTFTf EtfFNVFHf 7 NENf-E ILIIFV6s
All the above and innumerRble other goods
at lowest Cash Prices dee 22.if
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g d ~ 4 m m { unb gD a1dleber
(Chamoisskins) perldisosnsr @rObs unb
NuaIitat gu mSslt&it nisortoen Yrsilen,
bel s. &alteysr & @obn.
Noroie pes Mtlitarp pla3a
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& { ! a 9.

< Sn Mui1in Gouatp sisbt es nur 20
ridadnpiss Steusrsauler.
= 81. Ser. ct. 6il&ersi RommifaOn
piro in sesianeier Sallan Bic teranif&en
TlaGe miebsr unit iunssn BHden perlsbsn.
- Gin Maun Namens Gulbsrlon. Der
rppsen Nussabe falihen Daplersslpes Der
ba(tet unp in's @eidnsnib BON &snbaa
Gouals sebraai uaree. 1T Sonntas Mor'
Aen aus bemlalten entlprunssn.
: Dds Gountgse!sssniG tal os8sntpar>
li3 4a Sa(aHta.
= Die Gsals,aon nouton une 6enber.
lun Babn 6at 54,025 8allsn Yaumwo0e
transpcrtirt. bic Son Der Gan Astcnlo
Balm mad 5ouaon ssbradt wareen.
= Sn 5srar!ana ereisnete 9A cine
SAiseafaire s,pilhea osm AOuetos.- 9v.
q. &anis nae g: &says< 0t0aea,1eus pct
-F1ris uns gsssEs Dabn, nobel Grferer
eurd 3wet ShiiIs t5ptlih ssrwunbst
wuits. Die llriahe 3ur 5tat mar fol.
aenpt; 6anis lisb porlanssrer 3,it BON
Grawl9 ,ttn Dollars unb sa6 tbm pafa
sineu Sting als 9iasrasit. Slnia lSas
ben asina aiat ,nisesr etn, trobbsm er
bdufJ stnus NIT GraspIp su1ammsntraf
uno 0eleesnttit bate. biss ,u ttun.
SrapIey Yerfnfnste bann ben Mina unb
barber entnanb elm Streit NIT 5anss.
nobel oisisr bic Drohans ausEieh Gram.
les bei hsr srnes AestsnunS aieoerl&ie.
gs9 Su molten. Aants trat am 80. .tau
aus benz Gourttaue. ais Grawlsy obne
Weiterss auf i'm fHob unb itm 3wti &C.
fdbrliAe Duuben teibraAte. Erawlsy
mldtf fsinen gsriuG 3u entil!eben uae
lief Na rubis pertaltea.
= Waeo gat wabrsns sisi,r 9aiiun
45,067 1a1en Gaumwolle perl&ift.
- Die srfe gottonstn I'm @taate pur
be i'm Sabre 1925 auf ser Groes alautas
erriGtet
- Ser Mufin uStat.sman" bsbauptst
bab bic &olletton Der Steuern idtrltd
$3.50, 600 psrlHlinst.
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traa.n Rett. SIR babt Yisasidt bic Site,
eud gu iibsrseueea, pab Original uno
Mblarift its auf ben Buhfabsa absretn'
fimmea.
gr perlas nunmebr bic lbliden Bsbin'
aunaen, uie iulds BET 9anopsrtaufen &C.
pSbnlid ausssfertlst psrbsn. Ssamis
folsts lsinsn Wortenm ben sulammsnse
ldobenen 6reamep'tn init ercber @ufmsrf'
lamteit. Nls g'ouer Die @telle errettie.
no 90 ausora6dh bteb, eab oas be,si&nste
9aup elm 'asheiniAaitliaes Gut Der pisr
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Qae W Ginen iiber easlelbs perfasen
sSuntd, mm beim 1obe Ses gintn uoer oes
Wn>trn, ODER wenn Dieter oper Ssner fA
psn ben @e1abrten trennen lollte, Die Ser.
pert9uns ps5 9anees niht 3u erldmeren
Uber BON Der ginlenouns gu bel&afenoer
0pumahtsn unp IootenlAeine abtdnsig
gu madsi, erbob er feline Stimms, ieoes
ein3slne Wurt belonosrs tetonenb. Slid
tis perlaS sr nod bic untsrldriitsn, wa.
rauf er fit 5lssn u,t 5e1wts 3utetrte.
gD!e MIR iAsnt, BOB er an, unb i'd
CLAUDE nidt gu irrsn, lit bieies Der Sells,
an pslhem, pie bte @aden isbt liesen.
ale isrntren @nfprii@e fdeitern mafen.
60 pirfte CUR 3eit uobl teinsm Der 5erren
frsmo lein. baB Bsrnot, tteils BON Notb
setrisbsn. tbeils i'm gu ten @lauben an
lein unantaitsares 8fAt, bon tteiem i'm
tpetfaen llmianee Gstrau& madte uno
bas 9anp BIG anf bic 81 sieler 5arm sttS-
rsnesa fsd,is Morssa gu etnem ertrasli.
den yreif, perfaufte -
(T0rsftsuns fslet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-01

Zen @iibweitens - a0es bas pirb
nnb tnub in nidt 81 LANCER 3eit Gd in
ben brei '5tauteu Wiliouri, Nrtanias uuo
Teras concentriren. Die 3eit lei nidt
fern, tpenn IeraS nidt linser metr bit.
teub lid an ben reiden Olteu ,penben
unr nit pen Brciamen ,ufrieben iein mub,
bic BON benz ueberflulie Nsu.@nalanos
fit Teras abfalen. Wtit prcpbetildem
Nuse iebe er ben eriten GoasreB nah benz
188Oer Genius ppr iih. Der Spreher
ertbeilte eben bent v@entleman bon
Teras" bus g8ort. unb Der fcrbere
cann ..eine 8erwiaisuns fir ben 5aien
bon @alueltcn coer fir irsenb zines Der
Beoiir fniiie bes 9rcben Giiowelten8."
llno Dann wiireen fd glem.Oort. uno
WaIIaduietts, unb Yenniplpanien. gan,
bSflid naben unc ftasen: Sunsfer Teras,
fSnnen mir nod init irseno etwaS Nnbe=
rem otenen -.-. Teras uno Uiiiiouri
SebSren 5uiammen ; ibre Iraoiticnen, ibre
3offnunsen, ibre DeatmeiIe ieien Gins ;
ber Teraner uno Der Mi6ourier ieien
5rsunoe uno 9en,einIa Iams SntereHsn Re.
feltiSten beie 5reunoibuft nur nod mcbr!
9errn 9ubbaro's Bemertun3en purbea
lebr gut uufsenommen unb prn bdufsen
Seifaas5eiden unterbrcden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-01

- Sc 9iebt fein beHeres Wittel sesen
Dpspeplla ais u@eeos @sitt @bse Comic.