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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

A SSTGNEE'S SALE--Tha subscriber rs
IN Signce Of John W. Scaoil nf Miles Town
ship. Centre county, Pa. wil offer at public
sale on the premises on Friday the 2Oth day OF
January. 1880, nj enc q clock, ?. NJ. the follow
ing described valuable real estate of the sad
john W, ScholI. Viz:
4 certain farm. situate In Miles township. q
GorcSad. bounded and described aS CowS: ON
the oUih bY lands Of 10 cph Is. M0yer and
Daniel i III ihel; west by lands OF u. +. RlsEel
and H. w. kream@r and John kreaHler: North
by - lI0Utz and others; east by Emanuel
Haricr and w. h. Forster, containing l66 ac. Ks.
more or less. Thereon is erected Il tWO-stOry
frame dwelling house. large bank barn, and all
other necessary OutbuildingS. 4 thrifty orchard
IS on the farm. \ ncver-faiiing stream OF water
5 miles Of the rail road and only three miles
north Of Miilhcim. along the turnpike lctdin i,
from Millheim to Nittany Valley. VIII be Of
fered i'll one III two parts, to suit purchasers.
Terms: One-tnird of purchase money TO he
paid cash on day OF sale, or By note with ap-
proved security, payable AprillSt, 1899, and the
balance in two equal annual payments.
Also-all The right, title and interest OF the
said John W. Scholl IN that certain meSsu3ge,
tenement and tract Of land situate in Miles
township aforesaid, bounded north by lands OF
George Schwint, south by GrItZ'S heirs, and
west by Mrs. George Weight containing 50
acres more or less. Thereon erected II twO-stO-
ry log frame house, BAN and otrer Outbuild-
ings. viii be sold at the residence of John w.
Scholl, one mile east of Wolfc'S store, Monday
the 10Th day Of January, lSS0 ut l2& o'clock,
sharp. Also at the same time and place. all the
personal property OF the said John w. Schol!
i-3t w. II, CoHMAN, Assignee.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08
Lodge { Society Directory.

Millhcim Lodge, No. 9l5, l. o. 0. +. meets in
heir hall, Penn Street, every saturday evening.
L. y. BrMILLER. Sec. Il. Il. HARTMAN, y. q
Providence Grange, No. 2lT L. of H., meets in
AicNander'S block on the second saturday of
each month III o., i. NJ, and on the fourth Sa-
lurday of each month at , 4. VI.
ID. l.. L.ZERBY, Sec. \. q. Deininger Master,
The Nii!hcim Il. s l.. Association meets in
the Penn street school house on the evening Of
the second Monday Of each month.
\. WALTER, See, Is. O. DEININGER, PreSt.
The Niillheim Cornct Band meets in the
Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings,
i. J. OTTO, sec, ~. HARTEE, PrcS't.
Millheim Escort of Co. r.. 5th Regt., y. c..
i.oid their drill meeting on the second story of
AleNandcr's Bloek, every Tuesday and Friday
evening,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

DUBLIC SALE.-Will BE- sold ut public sale,
L by order OF the Orphans Court on the
premises in the Borough of Millheim, OH SAtur-
day, the l7tn day of January, 1880;
The undivided one half part OF lots Nos % X
=, in said borough, the property Of the late
Samuel Sivcls, deceased. Thereon erected II
lar e, tWo-stOIy dwelling house, pottery, stable
and other OuthuidingS. The house is suitable
for Two families to reside ill.,
Terms: One half OF purchase money 10 be
paii o. confirmation OF sale, and the residue
within one year thereafter with interest 10 be
secured by bond and mortgage Oh the premises.
Ten per cent. Of the first payment shall be made
on the day Of sale. to lie REFUNDED ii the sale is
not confirmed. Sale TO commence at one 0'clock
u. x. j, Ii. REIFSSY DER,
1-Jt Administrator.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08
How to pay Political Debts

The Lancaster HteIlgenccr says: AS
we understand the suit of a Republican
printing irm in Philadelphia, against
Matthew S. Quay, Secretary Of this
Commonwealth, and an aspirant for
United States Senator, he gave a check
to the printers for $2.G6735, which he
owed them for debts contracted as
Chairman of the Republican State Cen.
tral Committee and signed the check,
M. s. Qaay, Chairman" He had 10
money il the bank OF which the check
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08
A Violent Grant Programme.

But can he be elected ? The conSpir -
ators do not expect him to be elected.
They would, in fact, be rather dislp-
pointed if he should be fairly and
peacefully chosen. They want him to
come in under circumstances that Will
give some color of necessity TO their
scheme Of strong government" y" which
they intend shall issue in practical I'M
perialism. y disturbance or Il serious
snarl in 1881 would serve as another
excuse for military election in 1874,
or, better still, for Grant to hold over
without that expensive formallty.
They know that Grant is unpopular ;
that he could not carry Massachusetts :;
that his candidacy would make even
PENNSYLVANIA doubtful oG a vote of the
people, and that it would carry India
ma, Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin over
in a solid column to the Democrats.
They comprehend fully the extent of
the Liberal ard German opposition as
we'll as that Of the anti third term,
anti-ring and anti-machine Republi-
ems. But they are not staggered by it
for they do not expect to need their
support. They will wait until the last
moment and then in AL those states
where they have both the Governor
and the Legislature they will call the
Legislatures together, aud, IN the Ian.
guage of the Constitution, "appoint
electorsN to suit themselves. SIN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

Rev. DR.. James Calder, President Of
State College, will read all essay at the
Pennsylvania fruit growers society
meeting, at Bethlehem, Pa, on the 81.
and 22d Of this month, on the Uses
and Abuses of Pruning ;" a. E. Longs
dorf, Of Mechanicsburg, will read Il pa
per Oh "Fruit Culture in the Cumber-
land Valley" and Prof. S. B. Hieges,
of York, q paper on "Science in the
Garden =
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

The state treasurer should be careful
not to mislay any state bonds, for an
other investigating committee would
bankrupt tie treasury.-Brc5tord Re
porter (rep)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

4 DMININTRATOR'S NOriCT.-Lcttcrs Cf
IA Administration on tie estate Of Jacob
lhnel. nate Of Penn township deccl sea. haS-
lLG LCen granted 10 the Undersigned all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said eS-
tate are hereby no;iac ! to IKE immCliat
payment, and thoSa having ella ms against the
same, To present them duly authenticated for
settlement. j. Ii. REIFSNNDER,
2-Gt Administrator
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08
Church { Sunday School Directory,
Evangelical.

R"E. C. r. Daipjnger, Preacher charge -
Last quarterly meeting of the circuit begins
at AlillhCim ON Saturday. Presiding Elder
CarotherS is expected To hC present.
sunday School, , Il. ND. L. Zerhy, supt.
Methodist.
Rcr. ". R. Thitacg, Predcher-inchGr Grge,-
Sunday School, =. M.,-U. kimport, SulS.
Reformed.
The charge is At present without pastor.
United Brethren.
Rec. JOHN Loads PTrdcherinchaygc.-
Lutheran.
Rcr. John T58llh&on, Pastor
United Sunday School, 9 A. NIB. O.
Dcininger. Supt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

TIXECUTOR'S NOTlCE-Lctters testament
21 ary on the estate of Jonathan Philips, late
Of the Borough Of Millhein, Centre county, Pa,
deceased, having been granted TO the under
signed, al persons indebted to said estate are
required 30 make immediate payment, and
those having Claims against the same to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
Ihe notes and accounts are left in the hands OF
l. .. Deiningcf for settlement and collection.
JOHN =. RUNKLE. Centre Hill
1-Gt b. o. DEHINGEK, Millheim.
Executors.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

TIE independent Republican press is
squarely opposed to GrantiSm aud
third-ter ism, apd tie Philadelphia
Erening Telegraph, one of the ablest OF
them delivers itself thus in speaking on
the sul!ject:
1T is the truth Of history that the govern
ment was never 50 dcUauchcd by political cor
rupliAn uS during the time he WllS president Ii
is part of the truth Of history that the country
WAS never. except in time Of war, in SO disturb
Cd Il condition: il Is Part Oi the same historical
truth that political scandals We're never before
or since 50 rife, and part of the SANE historical
ment We're never cetOre or since 50 cOnSplcu-
Gus. II was an era OF poli'lc1i injustice. OF %
litical plumbers, of political corruption, Of Gi:t
taking, hribe taking. nepOtsln. OF uSurpatloh. OF
constitutional methods set aside and personal
methods set up in their place. The men who
made that administration the shame Of the
country that it was are the men who came III
'.cn. Grant s tram on the l6th lnSttht-tnc BAD
cocks the BelhnapS, the ROheSOnS, III" Gamer
OnS. They came a. the Yultures come when the
scent of prey is in the air They come To shape
the new administration rs they mad shaped the
old. Is il any wonder that the great solder,
whom the people honOrcd for his SO.d!crly eedS.
and who wanted to forget forever his civil lc-
cord, was received 80 cuidlY by them wAcn they
recognized his ambition 10 again MI the place
he had so lily filed and when they saw about
him the same rapac!OuS crowd of political ad-
vcutUrcrS? If the great ovation was intended
10 test the popular feeling il was 4 great sue
cess il did that, and despite all the euortS OF
the authors 10 the contrary. ii has ShOrR nat
the leaders o. the rcpHticGn p'fty could 40
no more uiciddl thing Lhda 10 Insist Hp0n the
nom iRGtjOG Of General Gf01, t"r the biry
term. The UCice 0f the peOglc haS been icdri
Ur015 that question, and its t05ce Is potenthH.'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08

Warehouse, as we'll rs Farm Mills, are largely con-
structed, both EnGs requiring nine sizes 70 accon-
modate the demand, and giving capacity offrom 20
TO 500 bushels per hour according to Size Of mill
and "set up" or Knocked down" fjr forwarding
inland as requested: and H. all cascs put free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same cay IS
received.
Mills shipped knocked down" 60 for half tie
freight charged IS when forwarded "set up" Oleo-
graphs and Circulars supplied application. Prices
will be quoted ho:U and en- liberal terms. Cores
pordence solicited.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-08
BE Hive

Which make Our Great Speciality is Truly Innenss
all
Gi I llat
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q tFenchD taHcJ
lr llaa "A ylr a
a
Black and COOred Silks Black and COOTed Silk VeIVetS
FaucyTr nd ion o he state
IN Immense Stock Of L0djeS Re0dy-.HGde Coats,
shoudse
he re- arg IN hes
CaSim
4
In
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Draw a q in a
t- is
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argc
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
VIM. B. MILLER SON,
HOUSE AND SIGN
P TIERS.

TAPER HANGERS; GRATNING AND
i MARBLING; Sleighs, Bicycles, Car
riages, and Vehicles Of every description
painted 10 order. Also the wood work of
Sleishs put up in latest style. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Give us
call if you want anything in our line:
1t will not be our fault IL we don't deal.
All kinds of WALL PAPER kept con:
stantly on hand.
Oct. %, 1879. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
HAMIL TON FEMALE COLLEGE.

Well selected course Of study, Special departments
able and xperienced Extensive Grounds for recrea-
ton Excellent buildings, le0ASS feet, four stories,
Nice Recitation, Ornamental, Play AMI Bath Rooms.
Warmed BY steam and lighted with gas. Only TWO ,
young ladies occupy room. Charges lower than any
school Offering equal advantages In the United states
Session begins September 18th. 1850 for TERMS cat
alogues and further particulars, address
j. r. PATTERSON, President Lexington, Ky
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
N 0 T | G < /!
Valley Chief Reaper!
To the Farmers of Jefferson, Berkeley,
and Clarke Counties

THE Manufacturers ofthis Celebrated
j Reaper and Mower take pleasure in an
houncing to their numerous patrons and
the farming community in general, that
the Improvements put on the VALLEY
CHIEF, and thoroughly tested during
the past harvest, have all given the most
perfect satisfaction; THUS enabling US to
offer Reaper to the trade second to none
i'm the market. We also state that we had
aReaper trial at Halltown, jefferson
county, w. Va, June %, 1875, with the
'Ohio Champion, ""Buckey Table Rake"
and the New Improved ''Valley Chief
Reaper" The test was 81 In favor of the
"Valley Chief" one for the Buckeye
Table Rake" and none for the Champ
ion." In order to satisfy the community
that we have the best Reaper and Mower
now presented to the farmers, we are
ready at any time to go before the public
to test and prove our assertions, to beat
any other now in use.
GEORGE W. WOLF,
Shepherdstown, JEFF. Co., w. Va.
April "a, 1880. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
Paint Your Houses.

I'VE are now receiyinga large Stock Of
w John Lncas q Co.'S Celebrated Liquid
Paints. Al5o full line Of Colors, Var
nishes, Paint Brushes, &c.
BUTLER& AISQUIrH.
DEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES-Beautifu
ID Ealsomine Coiors.
BUTLER & AIsQUITH,
Chariestown:
April ~ tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
Merchandise.

MY store is full of goods, bought at old
III prices. An examination solicited.
Us. MELVIN.
Dunields, March 20 tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-03

- Ser GeterSburgr Solos" proteitirt Oa=
gegcn, poB Die tiir;Iidlcu Nttant0te All DEN
@;aren ;uT Sorpan0 fir reafttouGre NtaB-
regeln geuommcn meroen iollen.
- Sin SerlinGr Correspondent Der 2onooner
ySimes" nil aus gutter Su2lte crfabren babut,
baB {r. Oe 6reDcinet, Der franS0iiiAe Yremi,r,
nGdfen5 eil 9tllnoiGrtiben al oit OtGd)te CT
laiien piro, maldes erildrt, baB ba5 neue &o-
binet DIE bisbcrige GOIitit Der iran;6iihen 0ts-
9terllng beibebalten uuo iidl bemiiber perot,
zen 6lieoen GufrCdt 5t erbalten.
- Sin Serliner Correspondent Oritft Die
2lnId)t aus, OaB Die @rnCnuuuq oes SoCu.
Gbollenel %acour Sum fran30iIheu @eianotcu
I'LL 0eutidlanO Der Oeltifcn Gegierllng in 2ln-
behadJt Der iriileren bcitigeu 2lngriffc 2acour'
nuf ben 6iirittn SiSmarf nidt beiOHoerS ;u-
iagen miirbe.
= 2tuf Den Nsoren iiuO Dor Sur;em groBt
&erbecrunaeu Ourb Stiirmt angcrtd)ttt woroalt.
= 9ie Manni6oft oe5 auf bobr Scc i'm
Stide gClaiieneu itaiicniidJcn &OQid)ii8 sd
pana" 1T 9uctttt nno i'll etnem fr0a30TifJal
ooTen gelonDet morbtn.
- Die Eiorte bat ibun Strnetern iiu &u3
iGnOe Gin 9tlnplhreiben iugcld)idt, lpeldts Die
tiir5lid) per6iientlid,ttn }lngaben iber @tlualt-
tbaren Der Aitan2'en ST RriSreuo i'll NbraOt
itCllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-03

-. O- =. =. -, = =
2ie SsnSf Y o n M al oe'al9lltn
g'llttH Notno, osil Stuottal9t oth NHIallI
5'oslet 9ouoiouq luler utalila!u SolWapparate
ju tnpeD'en; SSelttre 9)Sla)0'Ie lontoel nIpt
sfitol9t, pSll ots Son!nliare l'fq perm Sllts
oFAGe OCT 6yHeFeoIl'ilh al SH@aHal' &SerI'e
iN! SfGncli0tte oe9oOen'
2te yer MI ltg h9eH hF el n {
ia )9 yep 0fte III { MS parth oe'
.ahlllltq lelI nleQtertl gSone'l eTld0plt, mo
ole 5N lDIem ilhierbaIte 81 nla9et0eit AusAd=
oel! toliAfen ntNt por Se9lllH o-S nelen 0lS-
t9iiapreS 9eoedt pGCeH. e'tltern pat MN Der
StaettontrotsHf 5l SastI5 'nt SsEfI5'lag Y oef
Vt..Ito'HE ia,s ~9Sgars ~ 9t1qGa, Ill., "no 9t StPats
tlllentS=G hefS tOlllltN !tEt tllt lnlpluQ1e lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-03
Snfano- 9epefdjest.
Ser Sps;Gtiftcn=GonareR.

Nlleg benD Gttg, Eenn., 2. Jannar.
= 9er Sp5ialiIteH=GOngrcB belt geitsrn ieiue
lcbte Situng inter oeuI &urIibe beS 0elegaten
8. s. gropbp ais 8oiton. 9c geritbt D58
glattIprm eonlite's fiibrte su einer lebbaften
Dtbatte, ip1trbe leood) nebft einigen 2(meuotz
mcntS angcnonlmen. Die Blattform unO gez
idDliiie unteridciben iitl III feiueln lpesnt(ihan
Yuutte pon bcnjeui9en, ipelfe in 1877 5u
9iemorf, US, angcnomincu muro,r. Die
lrage Setreff5 gtpnination pon Brdiieent
idJafts @anoioater gelan9te in Der Nbslo-
fitang sur Ser4anOlung, 9}a6 pierltiiAQider
bibiger S)sbatte pnrben Caleb Btnf aus 8iuQ8.
Gcun.G, g. D., Il. s, 8iibop aus GAicago
uno Osborn g6nro alS GanoiOaten auserleen,
unb lire Namen lolIen Oct Eartei unterbreitet
lperben. 9itjetligen 3ipei, tp:ld)e Die bGbite
an5abl pon Stinllren erbalteu loGel1 bon Der
Yartei ais YrdiiOentid)aft8-, reip. Sice Btdiiz
0entId)aft8 Observation-Disclosures S0.
0tcGuire ous ct. 2ouis, Gon Batten Gus
Cincinnati, gSa9ntr ans Srooflpn uno gSinter
aus ct. &nui8 beiiivmprteteu beharr>itb cine
Goalition,itno lpdbreno ocS glbcnoS tuuroc iuie-
oerboit Die gciGulOigung laut, GaB gepiIic
9tlcgoten oie Ydrttr oonSbertanfeu" luo1ten.
lin 312 llbr 9fad)tS pcrtagts itd) Oer Gonueut
sine die,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-03
&a aajri6tte,e pon Der tates=Goat=
11iiSflDat.

gSal btngton, 2. Sannar. - Sefret1r
Sdur5 erbielt ipat beute 9lbenb cine BON bente
catirte 9epei6e oes Generals 9atd1 aus Safe
@itp, Sol. Ser @eneral tbeit nit, baB er
tllebrere (5drptlinge Don Der 9teierpation als
@eiBeln fir ba8 CUTE getragen Der iungen
Sritger na4 2afe=Gitp n1itnabm. ST beabz
iid)tigt, bieie 'oduptlingc nad benz MilitGrpoz
fen 5u @oilano 81 bringen unb, i'm Sale es
ratbiaiu eridcint, einen oerielben nadl Der 8e=
lerpGtion 5uritdSni6ifeu, I'M 81 ermitteln, Oh
Die &nSliefernng Der itraibaren Snoianer uibt
itl6it jett nod ertuirft neroen fam. @eueral
t6ath be9t inmer nod einige ooffnllng auf
eiten Griolg Ser 9lnltrengungen Surap'8. Die
-9epeldie ert9eilt feine genauere 4u8frtnft bin.
iidtlidl Der in elmer fritberen 0epai1e entbalte-
nen unflaren 4ugaben. SefretGr Sd)urs te=
legrapbirte nod beute abeno nad) 2afezGitp
Suriid unO ioroerte Hare atusflnft iibar bie
5rage, oh iid) bic sur 2tuslieicrllng angebotenen
llteS nod in Snrap'S @epalt beiinOen, ooer
Of iie entlaIitn mnroell, iuefe t0Gupt1in9e Ii6
III Segleitlng be5 @eneral5 Satb befitDen unO
oh nod 9usiif)t alif 2luslieferr;ug beS 6Gnpt~
ligns 0ouglaB, Oeiieu SohneS uno Der anoerau
9fdbclsfiibrer, beren NuslieIerlng angebotten
turlrbe, ertitirt. Sefretar Stburi biligt Sen.
$5atds Gorld)laa, Die obenermdbnteu Subias
ncrbGuptlin9e naf @aiiano 81 ld)iGtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-03
Nern,iid)te ScpeSd,ea ats Ncips
SsDrf.

9ten Dprf, 2. Sanuar. - Die Dam.
pier r!Salpetia" bon 2tpcrpool nno o2ltlas"
BON &eltinbien faneu bier an.
= Die iriid)en 9boptibbiirger III Srooflgu
beabiidlti9eu, einen Gmpfan9 5u @bren De8
Srir. Yarueli in ber Muftt=9lfaoemie su ueran=
ffalter, icbod 1T Der bereffenoe 2lbtno nod
nid)t feitgeiett. Inter beu Yerionen, lpeld)e
sur 8etbcili9ung eingslaben puroen, befinoen
iid) Die befaunten Senlation8prsoi9er Saeder
uno SalmaQe.
- Solsenbe 0ampfer trafen beute bier elm:
,@eiipbalia" BON 0amburs, .Srance" bon
Sapre, ,Gitp Of 9riitol" bon eiperpool.
- Malor Wortou meioete beute Der Yoli=
gel, oab Elm 6rember, tpel6er in Morton's
9Sobnllnq, gr. 297, >. apenue, ein Gunner
mietbets, Shmudiaf)en i'm Wertbe BON $20,=
coo 9eitohlef unb iid init ieiner Seute aus
ban Staube geuadlt babe.
- Der Galifier Stephen 9. 8hite, 9lr. TO-,
98aaIraBe, tit sum Walienfiirator Der iallitelt
,@recegs Saat" ernanllt portsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-03
Sin eDema!i8er tenf6Serirter Sslot=
tctllieutenaat atf oent 8riegs=

RF"pS<
garmoutb. N.~S., 3. Sanuar. - 6r.
glat @roabp bon Der 8uhbdnoler 6irma
Nneriou & Gro8bp iuItroe pOr einigen Sa9en
in ieinsm @ei6dftslotale pou Dr.. @arr, einem
9(nerifaner, Ourhgepeitift. Seioe 8.tbeilig=
te betpegeu iid) in ben eriten @eieQidaftSfreiz
ien bitIe8 Srtes. Or. Yarr biente ais 2itute-
nant in Der conf0Oerirten 6lotte unO par all
Der gGe9nabnle eines ans 9alifar au5galaufe-
nen 9ampfers betbciligt, welde5 6ahrSeHJ
nah cinenl iiiOlihen 6aien gebradt luuroe.
Otebrere Oiatroicn ocS 0ampfcr8 muroeu Don
Yarr uno ieinen @eidbrteu pd6renO oes Sanl>
pics get6btet. Barr wuroe I'M letteH Sabre
pdbrenb cinlS Seiude8 III Solon pegeu Die.
les SorIaltS ucrbaftct, jeoo9 gegen SurgIhaft
fgeigslaHen, Dent Serncbnen naA bate 6r.
@roSbD Elm perleltn0eytIrbes @eriid)t iiber cine
nit Torr bCfreunoete Dame III llnIlnuf geieBt.
Gro5bp murDe BON 8arr oerart 5ugTi1tst, OaB
CT jctt bcttld9erig lit ul0 iid i'll frttijtlent gu
ltanoc befin0et. 9r. 8arr mur6e crit ctlile
3cit porRer iucgcn eines brlltoleu 2tu9rif5 auf
einen anoertn 6err1t inter 6rieOen5biirgidaft
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Sic 2tusulr mGbreno Der eritc1 elf lytonate
oeS S0brcs 1879 iiberitieg aiIo bte oes @orj0bs
reS nm $14, 720I1O.
Bic StattonoIid,uln.
Ses nonatlit2e Sfbabants 8erid)t giebt
folgenoen 2lusiuels iber ben StanD Ser Qta~
tonalid)uio: Die nit 6, 5 A, uno Bro3.
5N ocrsinienbe Sd)rlo betrlg gelterH 81 1885,
686, $50; an 53unien maren $23 ,697 .S9
iGiltg. - @efiinoiGt uno nod nid)t angtforoart
finO $14 ,691 1925 %; an 3in'en fiuo nod,
1897 ,65S.83 ni8ppnlbel. Die ridDt Su persilt-
icnoe Sd)ulo, Yapiergelo rno Gerttffate al.r
9lrt betrdgt 1898, I'll ,679.78. 9ic @eianultz
'dlulb betrGgt pemnad nod 81, ,219, 1872 ,40S 10.
- SIM SnnDiSid)ate befinben itd] S207 1888 :
903.92. Die SdnIb bat int 2aufe Des De-
Selnber GbermalS I'M $4,251 ,217 .95 Qbgenonl=
men,
Ser @erth ansiGnoiidIer @2Em,es.
Sin Dem Sd)abQmts=@WtlIlar bonn |. .Slnuar
1880 1T Die SSertbabddbung fren1oer MinSeu
nad) tbrent SnlIiOmuertbe i'm Gergteid)e nit
Dem ,.@olDboli0r alS QSertheiubei." berednet.
fSoigenGc SerGnberitngen Der Inl Gutnlare pom
Sabre 1879 enthaItenen 2Serthabl6dbungen
mo oor9enoniulen lporoelt: Der 0itreifllbe
@nloen fplro auf Al $40 Gents geld)dbt: Der
celltralamerifQnild)e 9OllQr, III SEN Ser. St.
uon Colombia, GcnaDor, 8eru uno Soiiuia
9iiltig, lit Don 93 $40 au So 6y1O Gents, Der
mcrifanilGe Dollar bon 1O1 5ll0 auf 90 9llO
@ents, Ole 9}npien Sitinoten's s pon A 4l1O auf
80 40, Der rnlfid)e Iubel BON "A 8!l0 auf
66 $40 uno Der Wtabfub Don Sripolls Don
81 4y10 ouf "a $40 rtbu;irt; her bo1dnoiid)e
@olo9nlrtn lpIr0 auf 40 2I0 @Ut5 perau=
ihla9t.
SlonSii!araeriGtt ans s3raEilisn
Str Qerltdrlte S2neralfoulu Ill 91i0
SSoneiro hat Dem Staat5bepartenlent ieinen
Sahreaberibt iber otn Sqnba Sralilien'S erz
TGttet. Gem 8eritte 3ufolqc betrug Der gS:rtb
ptr Ginfybr aus @roBbritannieu ipahrenb oe5
!:tt9n S0hreS $l2,00O,O00, aus Iranfreih
$6,000,000 nd6 aus btlt &SStr. Gtaattn etpa
$4,000,00O. Son Den 453. .734 9aB Mebl,
mtlde in 1879 tn1portirt mur0en, faInen 1874, =
954 ais ben &er. Staattn. Der bollptiddz
lid)ne @rport= 2lrtifel nad) Den Ser. Staaten 1T
8afiee une Die iuGbrellO oeS perqauQtue1t SSahreS
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,tnssadsfaae auf 9e,. aunslaup.

q. Sobn, N.z6., 2. Sanulr. = Cue
grOBe IilSabl t6otlidler ltnfdQe ereigncte iif in
ben ietten paar 3asen in bieier &Oloni,. gu
Spell-6 6all brannts ein 9sotnbaus nieoer, uno
3tpei Manner, Namens Sobn 6arreQ uHo S.
Sarren, reip. 43 uno % Sabre oft, famen in
ben Slammen nm. 3pei junge Mdbd)en eitt-
gingen nit genarcr Notb benz Seuertooe. @tt
6ild)er, 9sanlens Souie, ertranf 3u @reen= 8at.
g9dbrel1O be6 lebten Stllrne5 lpllroe ein tleiuc5
goot on ben Selien seriGmettert, uno brei
MGnuer fanen nm's 2abe,t. 3lpei &naben
bra9en gcitern gu Surrin burdl oa8 Sis uub
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asines oIten sfrstes o,tter Hath

6uften, @rtdItng, Gn9brlli.lgfeit un6 an6ere YUM
senaeitionen iollcn retseitig in adt genommen uno
5pedmasg behanheit merbeil, baln alle bebenfliben
mir fein beiieres WiteI, oils 9r. 5suaD,es suSamt.
ntengeiebten @iiofirid,ens sprnp. Die erite Oofs
periaft Nnheruns uno superfidtli beilt er in ie9r
furSer .3eit bic ifIilnme GrfdltlIns ODER 5ujter.
Uan neruhe eine gerteoollar= SIabe unb iiberseuse
fidb BARON. lnb man mro baeurb cine Doftorsredl=
iluns uno boit pabrdeinlid aud einen seIdbrliden
aranfbetsanial ii eriparer. Yreis % Gents unS 81
5de iif nerhdltni5mdtis bic biusfte. stur BON Or.
Gpaene d Sobn gir. $50, gtorb=6. Srate, B1ilabeI=
pba, Suhereet. Son alien anseiebenen Npoheferl si
be5ie9en. (Se3.l0, l2Nfe, ,alle2&.t&iul