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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
Including the finest grades Of genuine Bronze and NlckeIPated Locks, Knobs,
Hinges, Bolts, Door Bells, Etc, Etc, Etc.
STOUT & CO., 358 MAIN STREET.

DR.. Reva has received several very
complimentary testimonials of his
medical skill. One was from Mr6
Elizabeth Chapman, No. IS Main.
street, praising him in the highest
terms on account of a successful cure
of a tumor, from which she had suf-
fered thirteen years, Miss Lizzie
Cunningham, No. ~, Old Raleigh
road, was cured by the doctor of a
tumor Of nine years standing. Frank
Riley, 26 Third street, suffered with
dropsy six months, and is grateful to
DIR. Reva for a perfect cure in ten
days. Mrs. Samuel Bryford, lOS Null
berry street, was cured in fifteen days
by the doctor Of a case Of dropsy Of
four years standing.
These arc some Of the many cures
he has effected since ho has been in
this city. Those who doubt these
cures can call on the parties named
at their several addresses. His card
appears in another column, stating his
professional skill in certain diseases.
The doctor is located at 1854 Main
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
Police Points.

Twenty-Five arrests within the last
twenty four hours.
Three arrests yesterday for carrying
concealed weapons.
A prowler, wading through the
mad and slush last night, with a stout
heart and stout boots, was arrested.
j. L. Rothrook, ex-guard on the
island, went with a deputy sheriff yes
terday to look for a stolen mule, but
got drunk while in the city and dis
played bis pistol, He was fined $50
and bound over.
Bill King, alias King Davis, for
stealing a lot Of clothes belonging to
VIM. Lewis and Richard Thomas. at
No. 8 Commercial street, was arrested
by Officer Wilson yesterday.
On the corner Of Adams and Main
streets, yesterday, a colored barber
and a cOlored wanton amused them
selves with a little word war, caused
by the BARRIERS facetious remarks
upon the elegant manner in which the
girl handled her skirts in crossing the
street.
The old chronic, Pleas Small, who
comes under the head of hopeless in
ebriates, and seems to be crazy on the
subject Of hct gin-sliDg, was arrested
again last night. He is n Of the
regulars, and never fails to show up
drunk and disorderly whenever bust
ness grows dull.
Three sharpers, with pockets full of
gaming devices, we're arrested yester-
day by Officer Dallas Lee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
Shell Orst.rs.

These superior oysters are to be
found only at RoocO's, corner Main
and Adams. They will be served on
the half she'll or cooked in any style.
As an oyster cook Mrs. Rocco can not
be equalled in the city. To enjoy oys-
ters, order them at Rocco's. The bar
is supplied with fine wines, liquors,
cigars, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

The Inner Workings of a Pick.
pockets Mind.

Some days since a darby named
Gabe Price was arrested for snatch
ing a pocketbook from Miss Matte H.
Gilmore, He was brought to trial
this morning, and, though he has the
appearance of being a very ordinary
darby, the evidence went to show that
he knew how to manage an affair Of
the pocket. Gabe and his partner
first took their station across the
street from Mr.. Ryan's store, and
waited for people to look the other
way. A man IN a clothing store, how
ever, seemed to have a fancy for pass
ing himself off as a display frame fol
g ten-dollar suit. Across the street q
dry goods man stood, with his hand
af%fectionately pressing the shoulder Of
a wooden female in a lounced calico
dress. Gabe sent his partner over tC
the clothing man TO buy an overcoat
and then, while the latter was engaged
in folding up the rejected garments
the pal prevailed on the dry goods
man to relinquish his afectionate hole
upon the wooden lady and show hin
some calico. Now was Gabe's chance
and grabbing the pocketbook from tn,
lady's hand, he skipped off down Sec
ond street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

Personal.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and car diseases.
No. 56 east Court street. 144t
Williams's book store is far ahead
in Christmas and New Year cards.
Elegant slippers, suitable for Christ
mas presents, and a ful line of boot,
and shoes at j. NJ, Hill & Co.'s, cor.
ner Main and Monroe, 100
The choicest dressed turkeys. fresh
oy ters and celery, and other eatables
for the holidays will be found this
week at Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and a
Jefferson street. 90
Professor w. W, Carson, formerly
OF this city but now attached to a col.
lege in North Carolina, was married
yesterday to Miss Rachel Finne. a
popular, highly cultivated young lady
and an earnest art student. Alter
the ceremony, the happy couple left
for their future home, in North
Carolina.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

all through the county court clerks
Office not a creature was stirring, not
even a mouse, except Deputy Shea,
the little mOusely who issues Cupid's
permits to the love.lorn, Four IL
censes were issued to-day, all to col
ored people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
New RHusfc.

Latest publications Of e. Witzmann
& Co., Memphis, Tenn, agents for the
renowned Weber piano for the whole
southwest; 1.-THE dream that knows no
waking" Taylor; "We'd surely mis-,
the Baby" Il. P. banks; Sweetheart
tell me why" Rutledge; Somewhere
over there. Either Of the above
beautiful songs mailed to any address.
postpaid, on receipt Of % cents. A
large stock of Christmas goods and
musical instruments just received.
InQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
WhnfNhnnI RnV

As a Christmas present. Why one Of
Cohen's hats, it is a durable present
and no money thrown away. A SPLEEN
did stock on hand suitable for holiday
gifts, in children's turbans and caps,
either in cloth or felt; boys school
hats aud caps, boys Sunday hats and
Derbys; youths fine fur hats, low
crown, new styles; young gents nobby
stiff Derbysi the new flexible and in
deStructible stiff hats; gents dress
hats, scotch and silk travelling caps
all these goods are sold at rock bottom
prices.
MARTIN COHEN, The Halter,
2I9 Main street. *
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

UWTT7 IWIIWV1 NN7IWV WNIVNs =
New ORLEANS, December 81, tl:30
a m.-Cotton quiet. Middling, ll1c;
Sales to-day, 1000 bales;receipts, 11,2l4
bales; stock, 280,2H bales.
New YoRK, December "a, 1854 am
Exchange firm. Bankers 3 days.
482l@482a; 60 days, 4793@4S0i com
mercial 60 days, 477i@478tc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

ALBERT McNeal, Esq, Of Bolivar,
has been in the city two or three days,
and speaks hopefully and periodically
Of the prospects Of democratic unity
and triumph. If his sound views and
good advice had prevailed at Nash
vile, the unfortunate division would
not have occurred.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

The LEDGER Office book bindery,
ID Madison street, is in the same
building as the Newspaper and job
printing establishment; is owned by
the same proprietor, embraces all
machines and material used in a first
class book bindery. and il conducted
by competent wBrkmen capable OF
executing work in as good and sub
atantial q style a can be done any
whore,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
Court House Notes.

Criminal court not yet adjourned.
The genial McLendon held a Christ
mas eve levee in the sherif's Office
to-day.
Deeds were recorded to-day from
Samuel Mansfield to Sine Dunn, Theo
Pritchctt to j. T. Berlin, trustee,
Twas the day before Christmas and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
Stock, runnlnr.aocount

NEW York, Dec ,mh.. o, ,oo-
pm.-Cotton dull. E ,rd;norr 8 TO
good ordinary, 70 J-I6e. low o;5 aSiiOci
iItci mlddll5g, II IS L., gooS Mig
ding, II 7>16c; MIDI - RGou ~ alS :
ouiei. 49, dsuioc Futures opened
it ! .t evd NOW aoD at 2 to 4 points below
Doliver;S, ; closing prices, as follows:
n...m for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

There is music in the air. Call At
B. Witzmann & Co. 5 music store. on
Second street, opposite Calvar,
church, and see the beautiful line Of
christmas goods, music 6oIios, music
boxes, books, guitars, baDjos, accorde.
oas' y%iolins, toy drums, flutes, piccolos.
ana very latest musical novelties.
This house is second to mono in hon.
esty and enterprise, and the Weber
piano, for which they are exclusive
agents for tho southwest, is tho king
Of pianos, 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
New railroad Depot.

The city au thorities express a will
ingness for the Memphis and Paducah
railway to build a depot between Pop
lar and Exchange street on the river
front, provided the railway company
are willing 10 pay $500 annual rental
for the same.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

A full assortment Rodgers and
wostenholm' 3 pocket knives, scissors.
carvers, boys tool chests, skates, ete.s
at Orgill Bros. & Co., $40 Front street..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
cnnrarnrAs GROCERIEsl

Oranges, Lemons, Nice Apples,
CrSnb erries, Figs, RaisinS, Cur
rants, Prunes, PNfted Cherries,
Dried. GsIackberIies, Peeled
Peaches, CitrOn, Orange Peel
Lennon Peel, Preserves, Jellies'
jams Maple syrup, all KINDS
Canuled Fruits, apple Butter
Pens,b Butter, Mince Meat, Fancy
Candies, all kinds Nnts ana
Pickles. Olives, Creamery butter'
Sweet Cider, etc, etc.
BUCKHAM g. CAMPBEAL,O 90 Beal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

just received. one a load choice
Texas pecans, for sale very low, whole
sale and retail. f. L. WARNER,
1Gl $50 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
TIE zoo ZOO.

A masked ball is to be given at the
Zoo Zoo theater on Washington street
tonight after the regular Performance
closes. The novelties of the bro.
gramme are varied and attractive.
The company includes a fine list. of
talented performers Of both sexes, and
the patrons Of this attractive resort
continue to speak ia terms of high
praise regarding the quality of the
players and the skillful management.
A matinee will be given tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
cAvENDIsH.

CAVENDIsH.
The play of THE SSul Of an Ac-
%tress," presented last night by the
Cavendish troupe, drew an apprecia-
tive and a moderately large audience
The players acquitted themselves
fairly well, Miss Cavendisb and Mr..
Boniface of course being the central
figures. ''Fhe Soul of an Actress" is
to be repeated tomorrow at the mat
inee performance, Tonight Miss
Cavendish will act Camille" and to.
morrow the engagement closes VIZ
Miss Cavendish as "Mercv ,,io,r;ot y
HALLS iaussUH.
On Nam street, near Adams, Geo.
W. Hall continues to reEale visitor,
with a host of attractions, which must
be seen to be appreciated. Mr.. Hall
museum Of curiosities will we'll rer ~
a visit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

Gloves and handkerchief sets, jewel
boxes, work boxes, etc., ct Young's,
24S Main street. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

Fresh, pure and cheap candies, at
Heinrich's, 376 Main street. 1O6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

A new supply Of Grass Hoppers,"
best thing out, at Young's, 24S Main
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

Trusses, shoulder Braces, Gal
Vanic batteries g. Electric Belts.
At Dental q Surgical Depot, cor.
second and Monroe streets. IO5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
Nteve CIement, s0 lsenI,

Coal by the car or cask, at Brown d
Jones, 282 Main street. lN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

S. Clement will have an immense
quantity Of turkeys, both live aud
dressed. Leave your orders for Christ
mas, as he sells low. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
CHRISTMAS

AaAaNa
All orders promptly filled on
short notice OF the celebrated
"F." Brand Oysters. Choice Gel
cry, Red snapper, White Fish,
Salmon, Reel Foot Perch and
Savannah River Shad. Quail,
Ducks,Rabbits, Prairie Chickens,
Squirrels, YenisOn, Dressed Tur.
keys and Chickens. Send your
orders early.
j. A. SIGNAIGO,
100 27S and $50 Second Street
PUBLIC LEDGER job PRINTING! Office
and book binderY. Ii Madison.
Camel coal, at Brown & Jones, %.
Main street. 1W
MEERSCHAUM GOODS
for
Holiday Presents,
COINS. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL


stock, September 1, 1sgO...-., 6sst
Received since last statement s011
Received previously ......... 26l,l0I 2yT lie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
STRAYEn

t(IIcH-A biack.an i-tan Gordon bitch,
, tiigdtly under aver 90 size, and With dim
tAn make over the eyes. A reward Of ten
cellars will DO paid for her delivery at Gas
ion,s hotel or for information left atthe hotel
ieading 70 her recovery. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

- UABAY, 81 4O5, al and 4 s Shelby 81,
).near Beal. Highest price paid or loose cot.
on hide', rags old iron. DO es, metals AND
, u klnds OF sec0n1 hand GO ida. " ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
REMOVAL

NR0VER&B TKER Sewing VA hine Rooms
y removed TO az Main. oedits, oil snd
lerts Of machines upplied. Machines repair
20. etamping for buiding and embroidery.
ladies' fancy s0rk and entbroidery Of all
klnds. DIS Q o. NALfNTIsE ~. s. ITO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24

excha z rice residence on ,auee for
,ne nearer Court Square, OF would buy.
Al J.. W. X Ledger Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-24
STOLEN.
OF Sal

OFEER for sale. for cash, lot 6Oxi'0 feet on
= north side Linden, corner Driver street
hls properly IS mot desirably situated, and
. 0eau iiul building sit. Bids will be re-
.Ssed unit January Il, 1889, at my Office, No.
: aAs,aan street..
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GalI;e NulIiuler Z Az.

Gebeu mir einndI uon BIZ Hn1I
feln ab un1 ge0enEen mig bex rl4 x
anosrn 0emiiie, aIs 1ri34tf nE1 ixpeze
uerld)ieoen bringt. 1isx <rIdH1 q 1ll
dnoeruEg in Sen @ptII<5<i
nehmsr. eSn gIeid}er @tlls I.
m0sIid bnr1 Die GoInie. ~ 1k<
.bier8u mid unb trUdeli obpelsa
Nleila, our9 siuasmsa!hts q 9Tldlis n!s &
NJ O O;e a'u' giSwsdsianao @ M oA'Vb VbeFsDrSri,asi'
Die euppen, nnb Der 2srn bex srEetsf
Die Jleiihipeiien haben iuobI iIi bteler
yesiebung oas gsmlhriqltt Mort nFlE
gu reben. Oas Ninofleilb Tam man
Inidt bios alS 6teaf, ais 8rdftu eoer
aohleilh auf ben Siidb bringe1,s q
| iino auh bierbei Die uerIhieoeDittn 3iy
bereitungefl nlDglidl. 90 n e MT
lie6cm 6leiid)e ino oud nit 1sut 0<Illis
| gel. Die bunfe gBabl an 6il6en il10
Shaltbieren dller 9lri, iud&e 0tyaDe
lbier 3u 2anbe gebnten III, erIti&tert
Der Sausfrau ibr Nmt Gan5 uilaenl<jn-
lNuBer6em lit 'es pDn 9rpBer Bsbeil<
ltung, oaB nan aun ben ueridaieoetle1
5beilen Der Sbiere, bic unlern 6iIdbes
bari Iiefern. slufmerfiamteit 5ont. 2Bir
erinnern in oisiem 6inne !. B. burnll>
ioaB es nitbt bios RdI6acDteIIttte8.
Galbsfeule, GaIbaInulfer unb 6dlbss
brnit nit Der It'd seipie ,pitoerh0lsnben
YrDbfille eiebt, ionotrfl odB and biz
6iiBe, Der Ropf, bic Miere, bic ufild9, 6as
Wefr6ie, bns Ser5. iaaudJ ielbf Die lln8e
Iihmdfs uno nahrbafte @erid)te H<iern-l
Ser Snppen fur5 sii gsoenten, finben mir
lungemeinea M6medsluna; fdites iln0
iuarmes, TIeiIhbriibs un0 @aiierIuppeIss
DiiId)t, Mein-I uno GbitIuppers ftnD fir
ben Wittaes. iouie ben 4benbtiFh Ia BON
i befdnnteftl Werth.
i @elbft uenn bic 5rou obne belDnbere
GenntniB Der Gobfnnif in bic Gle tritt<
lernt6glitbt ibr Der Werfebr nit 5reuubeil
lnno Nanbarn lnb has 3uhonbne6mtr'
eines suten ssohbudes red1t bnIb, menig~
items mad niAt su fanger 3ejf, no itn(
Renntniiie anaueignsn. Die Abme9 9sTtne
lin Der Goif unb guar Der 8uten fdmodbafs
ten Rot lit uidat ALAN au9<ns1nn, lonhsxx
taud) Der @elunDbeit 5utrd9lid. Gin
9ausfron, iiitmer iduber an 5i9 nnbs IL
Mlem, lpas He tout. trd9t gemiB onrdS i9z
Walten gan5 por5lglih gum Doh n.
ben uno sur 6rbblihteit IN bsx 6o1lIl
4 Bel. . s
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8fhatelt llso Snleefeu.

Sic 8sfruhtuns elmer Blnme fam be.
fannilid crit erfolssn. ipenn auf irsenb
msldje Wsife, Lei es pom ielbh Dber 6urh
Yermittlung 6e8 Winoe8 0Der lebenosr
5bisre Hlatbenltaub aufs Die Yiiiile se.
Ianst lit. bic Bsfiiublne iiattiinost. Jiir
ben Grf0lg Der 2ebtereu madbt IS einen
groben rlntNihieb, Oh bit piifille Narbe)
cine Uliitbe NIT Nollen (Bliifhenitaub)
oelielben ooer zines getrennten Yhonsen-
itDdss bele9t ipiro. SI uaiidhen Jdaen
III sber Bliithenitaub elmer pHanje auf
ibre. sigtnsn Narben 10 piriunasIos, mie
ebenjouitr unorganiitber 6taub. Hei
,peiteul bic niejiftn pflanSan hrinaen nun
,par, ,ouA nil eiaenem 4olen beirudtet,
eine fleinsre o0er gr6bere 3atl eniipid-
lungsidbieer Samenf1rner .berDor, aber
in Der He9el, penn niht foear INNER. tpirtt
bic Belru6tuns nit fremoen pollen
(Ssreu5uflQl aiiniiiger, aIs. bic nit ei9enenl
(@elbEbdruAtune.) nus 3seu5ung nit
einem irsuoen Stods berpprfommenoe
Nachtomrisn iinb bur6Ihnitilih 8r6ber.
irGitiger uno frn1tbaseL lie lsilten feinDs
lithen giniiaiien ME !. y. pl6Blihent 1snis
|perdturuehItl ober Der Mlibewtr bnng ans
berer NianSe5l ip, bittbsIeBten lanbe pitl
pirtiousrsn AgDiberitonb. als bic aua
6elbnbsiru6tuna hsrunrashenosn Wa6.
|fomnien.
Na MINIS Wtsinhe tabsn sur @enis,
| fsif9siielt bob eurch ar,bnusrnoe Snsudi
|eine N1iIe psrf6khtert buth WermiIhunl
mil einens anoesen 9ianirne bo9estn oe'
trdftiet unb frnhibarer senladbt ipirb.
Nuh I'm Wlanaenreif finoen iith iipar II
unjdbligtn G6llsn pi1nn.ibs uno iueiblidht
GeihlehtsorQant II berislben 4llithe Dtr-
Ieini0t iinb ni4t tptnige Hhanaen beIrlld'
ten Hn utter unoiinftiath umitdnosn re,
loslndBie klbit iino 5pilaHAen iih oft uitl1
Wensraiionen uddb tindnotr anr burd
Gslbitbefrnd,s,ln0 fort iatsiIen In 0urd
lba8 sQonse Yftanjeni(jn tinourd iein
Iein3iae 3bitterbIiittigs Art bslannt. pslh
ldnsiAIieblin auf Sel6Iibeiru9tung auoe
lplelen lp6re; 6dgSoen iitiDsn hh Die man
lnigfonHtn Ginrintnn0sr. oFh pelM
Rssu3iI9 oetrtnntsr Stgdf beeiinitig
| obtr ieIbIs dnsbleibIi& gfmaht iulro.
/ NDus bit 6tti &lsDenxn rten Der Qrsu
lin9sptrtniisluBo bei b4 phou1sll Be
litiHE II JetsdfIsn hide, nS 6E. GERMAN
WlAn4y benaeyet. m ylaf kltfey Nr0 1
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oanfelbraunem SoIs getdfelten unb BON
goloetteit nn0 blauen Nrobesfen iiberp0lbs
ten 4emahs biloete, auf oeIem Diuan aus
taubensrauem Nilas, beien cine @fe Der
yaffa uno Die Sslapin etnnahneti. lagen
I'm maIeriiher unnronune bic @efhenfe
nnberaeltreut, nit luelhen Der grDfls lets
nen franfen 2iebling iiberihiittet bate,
bnnt id)inern0e 5eioenaeminoer, milhs
mttBe @emebe aus Bruija, tuerthuoae Spis
ben. blibenoes goeiifeingeI6meoe, @Dlos
lhmnd, Siaoene uno 3alsbdn6er BON
yrluonten, Sanoipiegel In foitbarer Nah-
men, farbiae 8lumenfronen, 0uppen,
Bonb0nnieren in ben perihieoenIfen Sors
men uno allerlsi Sano.
Surf Die fpeitge6ffneten sSenIter 6rang
Die tDeihe, tpoblige Nbenoluft. aetrdntt nit
ben Oiiften oes bliibenoen Roiensartens,
branaen Die Strablen Der lirtfenben Sonne.
bic idt6ne Sclapin nit rofe,soloenem
ohimmer uirtipebenb. OrduBeu iduielte
Der Wino in ben leiie lih ipieeenoen 3weis
gen Der nit purpurnem 2idt nmHoiienen
Yalrlen; ifilen mar es Hill, gan5 It'll ges
tuoroen. 8eioe ihpiegsn. gr NOR iiber
| Webruhti eebeuet, Ieine Mugen Ienften iib
IN ibre feuhtI6immernoen ridwar5en SiaE
manten."
Wlebrubti erbob na1 tangent 5ti[Ii6wei-
gen bQs Saupt, I'M nit natter Stlmme Die
Iebten Worte, AZ mieoerhDlen, bic er ansaes
iprofen batte ,Wenn Du mid oeleben
bdtteif; tpiiroeIt Su mid friiber gel;ebt ba.
ben? @pradft 0n pabr ?"
@oelIteine unb Yerlen elitten bon BEN
SfoDBe ner iid gufrihtenoen unb fieler
leiie flirreno duf Den rnnrmornen BDoen
SD ipratb bic @obrbeit. Mebruhti I
! %. bdttelt Du mid friiber seIehen 7
! baudbte lie. inbem cine t6otli1e 8ldlie ibI
NntfiB beoedte, uno ianf auF oas Riiien 5i'
rid. Wtit fauten 6hmeraensIhrei mar
| iid Der 9ai9a auf bic 8eitaIt Der Obn'
| mdd,tiaen.
| Ser Doctor, trelher biz ieBt itumm il
einem WinfeI oes 3imnters geIeHen bate
erbob Sih, trat ionft 81 Der @rpppe I'M
! Tabte bic Sauo Wsebruti,s. -. es NOR oi
Snnb eiier Sooten.
i ugOct tobt!" it6bnte Der Winiifer.
i Wsnist Miniitsn ipdter iaB Der Yaih
| in eirem ele9anten g8aeen neben isineu
6iriten. Ser Rbeoipe natte ibn ab9eholi
nm nit ihm ipaaierea 3u fabren. Gold
] @lnlhe iino BeIsble.
0sn 1Bagea inefe bArfb has uesie E5faot
Diertel JsmaiIiu. iibsr Die Bride bes yti
Die @hs8ireb.aqee hinauf unb belt be
bem picet6nigli4en SdloB. Gin Offi3ie
i tr1t berju unb legte Die Sano auf oieShnl
ter bes Wtiniiters.
rSm Hamen bes @eiebes. iinb sic pst
4 haftet," iagte er.
4 Ser Rbeoise, BON isiner bsfannten 8eIo
i moth geordngt, batte nit edit orientaIiidhe
3ldHdisloiiefeit beihloIen, iid} Der Jtei6
thinner ieines Sfinan3miniiters un0 Sueeno
freunoes 5i bemdhtiasu uno i'm lelbit au
0em Wese 5u idaffen. 0amit Ssmail
YaIda Saooit teiren Irgiuobn Id6pfe
!. uno entflie6en m6hte, behanoelte ibn be
.beinltiidiide 6iirIt bis gum IeBten 4ueen
bid, oa er ihn ben Sher9en iiberlieferte
nit tpdrmifer 6reunolihteit. Oarna9 lie
er ibn unperiii9li9 nod Sberd9ppte
Iiboffen. obne ibm gu eetatten. Dab er DO
Iieinen sSrauen uno Ginoern Nbihieo neb
me, uno als udhreno Der ytilreiie Der &e
dt,tets pl6bli4 itarb, arsDObntsn Giel
eine Beraittuns. e
Sept bat auh i'm, ben beimtiidiihe
Gbeoiue, Die gtemeiis ersilt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-02-15
S6fapfweipen. @rabpeipen, gIumen-
tDeipen ODER Bienen.

S6fapfmeipen. 6rabpeipen, glumen-
lDeipen ODER Bienen.
grfahrungseemdB iieigert iif nun Die
Reintidfeit 6es SnfeftenbeIunes inter
iIbrigens oleihen DeoiHgungen in bIeihem
yerbdltniiie nit Der Muaenfdliafeit Der
glumer ooer Observation-Disclosures Sn
Besu9 auf bic uridbiibe Beoingtheif Des
Snleftenbeiu6es. ipelhen cine Blume err
fdtrt, iino amei enteeeenaeIebte Sale bsnts
bar; eritiueoer fliegen bic Snietten. ourn
8eiucbnheit geleitet, auf beitinlnte 8luneg
iino bet6ltigenl lib aasitlisBlih pom oieien,
ooer tie iuhen mad Blumenbonig frei um
her uno nehmeH benielbeu, ,pD iie ion 3n
finoen tDiiIen. Wos nun Die Mnpailunaen
Der glumer an ausIhlieBlihe Rreu5uug
ODER Dortpies enoe 6elbIibeiruhtune be-
trifft 10 ersiebt iid aus Oarpin's grmits
telnngen, oaB lie ourdl Die Reihlid)leit oes
Snleftenbeiuhes beoingt iein mliilen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-02-15
pas 0aolid)e yolksblatt

scsfet per non (obne ScnntdssbIatt 1920 per Satr
sa 60 bas baIbs Sabr NIB $3.50 bas wierieIabr. mn
eonusassbIats stt 20 per SaSr $3.50 sas bass Sabr
mnb $3.50 bas gistteIiott.