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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-21
National Democratic Ticket.

WEDNESDAY evening July 81, 1850
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-21
nMoa. n Madisan street.

Entered at tho Postohice at Memphis, Tenn,
as se~cond-class matter.l
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Wednesday, the 4th day Of August, 1880,

in legal hours, in front oftho courthouse, in
the Taxing District of Shelby county, Tenn.
proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:
A part OF a lot situated on the east side Of
Main street, city of Memphis, Taxing District
Of Shelby county, Tenn, and laid down on
the map OF said city or plan thereof as lotNO
2l7, on the map OF Memphis, drawn up or pub
lished by M II Williamson for the year 1871.
and more particularly described as follows: IL
being the north part of said lot fronting TWEEN
ty-one feet on the cast side of Main street.
commencing at the northwest corner of said
lot where it interseots with the first alley
north of Adams street with Main street, run
ming thence south twenty one feet with the
east line of Main street to a point; thence
eastwardly and at right angles with Main
street seventy-f0ur feet to n point; thence
nOrthWardlg parallel with Main street tWen-
ty- one teeti thence westWardly along the
south side Of said alley seventy-four feet. upon
which there is a brick building, the lower part
or store being used as a tobacco or cigar store
and being the same lot of land conveyed 10
james Cornell by Car oline b Schroeder on tbe
18th day ofJan,y, 1879, recorded in the Regis
ter's office Of Shelby county in book No. 1N,
pages leo, l6l, levied on as the property of de,
PENDANT, James Cornell, to satisfy said judg-
ment, interest and costs.
Memphis, 18th day of July, 1880.
y. l.. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY DAN'L g.. SHELBY, d. s..
Jas. Gallagher, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ZIG 100 128
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-21

National Democratic Ticket.
FoR PRESIDENT;
W. 6. HANCOCK, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FoR VIcE-PREsTDESr:
W. H. ENGLISH. OF INDIANA,
ELECroRs FOR THE SrATE-AT-LAEGE:
JOHN L. T. SNEED, of Shelby.
JOHN NJ. FLEMING, Of Knox.
DISTRICT ELEcToBs:
First District-CHARLEs R. VANCE.
Second Distriet-W. L. LEDGHRwooD.
Third District-(To DO appointed by the
District Conventionl.
Fourth District-JoSEPH &. WASHINGTON, Of
Robertson.
Fifth District-(To be appointed by the
District C~Onvention).
Sixth Distriet-W. A. THoxA.
Seventh District-E. I. TALLrAPERRO, Of
Giles.
Eighth Distriet-A. G. HAWKINS, Of Carroll.
Ninth District-T. &. RICHARDSON, Of Dyer.
Tenth District-R. ]. MORGAN. Of Shelby.
shelby County Democratic Ticket.
For SHERIFF,
PHIL r. ATHY.
FoR TRUsTEE,
3. L. MCGOWAN.
RsR CHANoELion,
W. W. MCDOWELL,
FoR JUDGE or TIE CRIWEAL Court,
l.. B. H0RRIaAN.
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FoR President;
W. 6. HANCOCK, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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FoR VIcR-PREsIDENT:
W. H. ENGLISH. OF INDIANA.
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SheriH's Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that by
j. virtue of q writ Of venditioni exponas %
me directed from tho Hon. Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn, in the case of Cole
4 Co. vs.. James Cornell, judgment REM
the sum Of thirty-fvo dollars ana eighty-fvO
cents, with interest and costs of suits, to sat-
isfy said judgment, etc., / will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-21

ELEcToRs FOR THE SrATE-AT-LARGE:
JOHN L. T. SNEED. Of Shelby.
JOHN N. FLEMING, of Knox.
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All Communications should be adj
dressed 10
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DEMOCRATS.

sardis, Miss, July %, 1880.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

Sometimes an old man becomes boy
a-zin. though too smart to drop into his
-eeond childhood An illustration of this
1ieazsut tendency was given, not many
months since, BY an old man worth sew
"A millions
He Was in the habit of providing around
rhe Ofboe Of the insurance company in
rhirh be was director. One morning as
re was thus investigating, he happened to
one across the dinner-pail of the Office
b0y- His Curiosity led him TO take of the
over. A slice OF homemade bread, two
lOughnuts and piece of spple-pie tempt
ID the milliOnaire's appetite. He became
q boy again, and the dinner-pail seemed
he one he had carried sixty years ago.
Just then the Ofice-boy came in and
surprised the old man eating the pie-he
lad 6nisbed the bread and doughuuts.
That's my dinner you're eatingr' ex-
claimed the boy, Indignantly.
Yes, sonny, / suspect it may be, but
rs = 6rEt-rate one, for all that. I've not
zSteu % good one for sixty years"
There" be added, as he finished the
sie. take that and go out and buy your
eli = dinner, but you won't get as good
3 on" and he handed the boy a Is bill.
For days the old man kept referring to
The frst-elass dinner he had eaten from
the boys pail
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

a young mother, in despair of ever
y ching her idle little girl, aged four. her
\ ers, and thinking that perhaps the
+ "a knew more than she would admit,
p d . Now, Katie, / won't try to teach
> "a today; you shall be mother and teach
y ny letfers." May really and truly
b -n0thers" said Katie. Eyes, my dar-
3 2" Let's begin, then" was the re-
p .nse You have been a very good
e "A today and you may have whole
} ilzF,- and Katie shut up the book and
r If laughing
-Ateaeher in one of the public schools
L been accustomed 10 require her pupils
8, szy- - The equator is an imaginary
liue passing around the EARTH" etc. 1t
DeFer Occurring 10 her that the boys and
girls a her school had no idea of what
a. imaginary line meant until one day a
Fi-li0r asked them how wide they thought
- equator Was Some thought it was
s. 20 miles wide, others 1000. and others
3 'ught they could jump oyer it. The
Ei-ilor then asked how they Thought ships
90 over IL One pupil said he thought
Z = got cut aud drew them over, and
3 cber said that be had read that canal
Z been dug through it. "What is the
q me 81 the canal - was asked. "The
= z Canal - was the answer. D.
II any Of our young readers have
-rv tined 10 make verses they know how
. q II L 10 make the words rhyme. Here
3 skeleton poem - from the funny man
- The burlington QOwa) Ha,okeye, Bob.
l.lrdette, which we shall be glad to have
young folks practice on, sending US
results
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

lst; moreover largs quantity Of iron
rails win u here seon sd viii be used to
replace vOrn places on the road
UsstOn. @~
Preparations are being made Is rap
idly as possible for the grand barbecue to
bs held in Orlando on tn 18th Of Ooso-
berthe occasion Of Bioxham's appear
ance here. 1t il expected that every
Hancock and Bloxham club in Orange
county viii be here in full force, and with
good day we may expect the largest
crowd ever assembled here. Orlando
Reporter.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

"A guava jelly factory with a capacity
q 2sOO glasses per day has been estab-
hkbsd at Yalaha, Fla
-MessrE. r +. Taylor and E. C. +.
7hsPu0aexIig1 1hsHVeaF p N5 Gaines
1890 F---,--s---N~- --~ "a
s7IIe, have formed . eO-partnership.
The Florida Bethlehem (cOlored) Bap-
ia Association will convene at Gaines
r7Ile on the 18th of October; members
EIl be carried 70 and from that place on
The several railroads at half fare.
Mr.. n b. Cooke, leading merchant
Il Pensacola, has been recommended for
appointment as . member Of the Board of
C0mmissiOners Of Escambia county, vice
A H. Roberts, resigned. tA
The 81. Augustine Weekly says the
gr18d jury of ST Johns county has sum-
nODed all persons who participated in
picking up things OF the beach, and is
taking evidence 20 Is to ascertain who
has the TsluableS
Let every man in the county prepare
for the grand Hancock and Bloxham
nesting On Saturday, 18th Of October.
SsEs1 hundred mounted men from the
o0untrT win Be grand spectacle not Wit
ns..sd IN this section since the war.-Ra-
EaEk1 HraA 49,
We have bssn informed thst Re-
publin1n said that fhe negro that votes
he Dspocrstic ticket dies. We have 70.
E.has infrnsui. and g sny poor Demo
arilis BegrO sbodid g assassinated, even
st psin konrs q nishs upon whom would
airuun3nuii.l sritenee fsIIf = 6osAA
FInvsd1 Hmss 4
ssven pew Gst-esn hare jnst been
o0upins1 i - ebors II he Florida,
&C., Rsilr1,d 4 - loeonotire has
=
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The Montenegrins are advancing up
on Dulcigno. \ 90
Bishop Feehsn, of Nashville, Tenn,
has been appointed Archbishop of Chi
cage.
The next session Of the Presbyterian
Alliance il to be held in Belfast, Ireland,
in 1884.
Six white and four colored convicts
were publicly whipped at Newcastle, Del,
on the 25th ult.
The Montenegro forces are 1000
strong, and the Albanians have 5000 men
and three field batteries.
"A strike among the spinners at Fall
River, Mass, against a threatened reduc-
ton of wages is immin ent.
Hon. Thomas Allen has been nomi7
mated by the Democracy of the Second
(St. Louis, Mo.,) District for Congress.
The suit against Senator Ben. H. Hill
for damages, brought by Jessie Raymond
for alleged seduction, has been dismissed.
The rumor that Senator Hill, of
Georgia, had cancer growing on the
tongue has been denied by that gentleman.
George M. Pullma an, of sleeping car
fame, has sued the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for infringement of his patents
"A number of the victims of the late
disaster in the Hudson river tunnel have
been recovered. Only four have been
identified.
The labor troubles in England con-
tinue. Efforts to avert the threatened
strike are being made, which promise to
be successful.
The British schooner Lizzie and EN-
ma with cargo of shingles, was burned
on the 25th ult., near Cape Henry, Va.
The crew escaped.
The Pan-Presbyterian Alliance in SEES
sion at Philadelphia has declined an invi-
tation to send delegates to the Methodist
Council to be held in London next year.
Clarence Gray, Republican candidate
for District Attorney at Santa Barbara,
CAL, shot and killed Theodore CLANCY,
editor of the Ecening Press, on the oath
ult.
The steamer Gulnare, which was re-
Gently fitted out for an Arctic exploring
expedition, has returned to St. Johns, N.
B., having been disabled in gale August
3rd.
Six thousand dollars in bonds, the
property of the heirs of Federal soldiers
killed in battle, were stolen from the safe
of the Second Audito Or of the q. S. Treas.
ury Department on the 25th ult.
The attempt to open up wholesale
trade between Chicago and Mexico gives
evidence of possibility. A railroad has
been projected for the purpose, and much
enthusiasm is displayed in Chicago on the
subject
"A New Orleans dispatch, of Septem
Der 27th, says: James Oliver Wright
cashier of the late Civil Sheriff Gauthreux,
has been arrested, charged with the EN-
bezzlement of s., 900 in transfer claim
due the city and valued at $4,000. He
has also been held to answer the charge
of having connived in the embezzlement
of 81, 500 converted by the late Civil
Sheriff Gauthreux to his own use. The
arrest was made this morning, on the aft
davit of Administrator of Finance Iveec.
son, by order of the City Council and the
advice of the City and District Attorney.
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FOR The YOUNG FOLKS.


- - -
q. r--rs1 - Bs Rssp. IN fhs pastzrs ons day,
: Ia a1ssp w@H cnnseF1ctsd al wrong.
z--i<us tHaEhl h.r 40 ~ shesp void stray.
= I'd - 1mE g Gz1lw frns mna bals1R.
- t-.a - n'sg awzgz ennfivsd - 70 baek,
= - 1zlh g r1Ehf anElss Inclined;
b - 1A.uzhs Ehsy would Be . mere tzactahle pack
asrs E1-lr iaEa nnywhsrs IN bshind
y. E.sE faAt azlls al~sys must follow The sheep.
- 90 - ny wear them trnils
rsi1 80 xrolnd. rslssas1 prstty Miss Peep,
= &C ~ ab-ep mnE fhen follow the tails.
b nsztn~6- tss. hos whsn the sheep got away.
: - i.IiE pazs ths iast thinss % roam,
y - thez b fruut and eack iosl sheep must say,
n-se his al ai~Ays pointsd e'ward home.
He1 aharpened sri-sorE she vent through the noek
90 tieS rbeir tails under their ehins.
- ~ shssP look ike An odd lot Of stock
iEers-t IN Etosen-uf for sins
y alas Scr b Peep though they wandered no more
p4s1urrE and plc-nics rrmots.
y ,1un1 thHl IL tying dir tails on before,
p - chnlEsd every sheep 70 goat.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

No change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily betweea 3D.
vaRnah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Daren take this train
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick GOO A. NJ
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 400 P. L. arrive
at Savannah 90 A. N.
Passengers leaving Macon at 7.15 A. II. daily
including Sunday connect at Jeeup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesnp with train arriving in Macon ~ 62S p. n.
daily including Sunday
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile. New Orleans,
etc.
Mail steamer leaves BanbFidge for ApalachieolA
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday aftefnooA.
Close connections at Jacksonville daily (HundaYa
exceptedl for Green Cove Springs, St. Augustine,
Paistka, Enterprise, and all landings on st Johns
river
Trains on B. and A. R. R. leaIs Junction, going
west, at 1LS7 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 440T
NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and Sle@ping-Car Berths se-
cured at Bren's Ticket once Nd 20 Bull street, and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Pssssa'
ger Depot.
= -
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CONNECTIONS.
Savannah, Florida and Western
RAILWAY.

6AAM
GENERAL MANAeER's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH. May g. 1880.
ON and after SUNDAY, May 2Sd, Passenger
" Trains ON this road viii run a. follows:
NIGHT EXPREss-(De1y.)
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01
STATE NEWS.

"A guava jelly factory with capacity
a 24Oo glasses per day has been estab-
liEhed Al Yalaha, Fla.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

ST. MARKS BRAKCR.
Trains on the st. Marks Branch leave tallahassee
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays and return
from st. Marks on Wednesdays, Frdays and san
daYa ~ -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

70 An and Singular the SherifIs Of The State
ef Florida:
KNOW YE, THAT !, W. D. BLOxHAM. eRC-
N rotary Of State Of the State Of Florida, do
hereby notify all and singular the Sher Of the sew
efal counties Of the Stale OF Florida, that
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. II
ID. The votes cast on this question shall be can
vassed and declaration and return thereof shall be
made by the Inspectors, and by County Canvassing
Boards, and the state Canvassing Board In the same
manner and at the same kimes votes cast for per-
sons for Offices at said election are required by Law
to be canvassed, declared and returned.
The attention Of the SHERIFF. 10 called % the law
requiring them cause notice Of said election "
be published In newspaper printed In the county,
II there be paper In the county; and II there be
no paper published In the county, they shall cause
at least ave copies OF this notice TO be posted 10 the
most public places In the county.
In TESTIMONY WHBRBoF, have hereunto set my
hand aud have hereunto affixed the Great Seal Of the
State of Tlofda at Tallahassee, the Capital this the
fourth day Of August, A. D. 1850. WIS
ILA1 W.D. BLOxHAN.
Secretary % eeats
A. MosELsY. Sheriff Leon County.
Auouar II. 1870 - n
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-Messrs- r. F. Taylor and E. C. +.
iHv7h-Pu0nexsir1 1hedVeaF s R5 Gaines
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-01

On Tuesday next succeeding the flrst Monday
in November, A. ID. 1880, the said Tues.
day being the second day OF said
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-10

-Nsue unb moberne Damcn. 6alstii
der Eel Snram d .Gp.aiiev:.e@3.
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ne neue Yatrons mar gum Saub int Ge-
pebr; auf ben Sd,ei tes eetrcffenen
Sunsen, eilt tie 8drin berbei. nit einem
woblss3ieIten @dub 1ieSt ciele rereneenb
au Boben, bic &usel mar binterm Slatt
eurd's 5er3 sesunsen, auf ben 5!peitsn
oaponeilenben iunsen Bdr iAidi ct ieinen
Sunb, Der ibn, CUR 5eite seblieben mar,
Der innae gdr 1ii6tet auf einen 8aum
unb Der Saser bot aud sieien gum 2oee
getrcfen berat; ea eieler nod etwas seben
bat, fenoet er ibm cine ,wsite ausel burd
ben acpf. 90 malen I'M Nnfans in ,Ssit
bon etm1 5efHnhsn Elm alter uuo elm
iunger gir n;eberseIdeiien uuo I'M gsr=
lauf BON etma 10 Winuten la9en nit
bier 5hiiiien brei Biren tpot als SsSoz
beute bes iunsen Sd,ers an1 @oben.
@emib elm bSdit intsredantes nnb mesen
ieiner @el.enbeit tSdit merfpiroises
Sabsereisnib Ouual fir @cmal County
ano nur 10 Weiien Ron ber Stabt 9teu'
Braunfels i'm Guadalupe @ebirse)--Die
Seras grpreb Comp. tat bereits ibre
Sffce in Weu= Braunfels erSffnet uno bef
sunn am l.. DECEMBER Yadete, @eloIen'
buu8en &c, 3ur BefSroerun8 5u hSernet=
men
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Run, Gopitel Der Bebonbluna

= Gum aapitel Der 9ebanolun5 Ter
Jlstrnten ldreitt man Der Trtft. 3eitun9
ans @dliidtern Sin Tranaport Ref:az
ten aus Gliab=9rtbrinsen bate ant 3. b.
W. nad vielifiinoiser G1brt einen Nufent=
Salt BON 20 Minuten auf bieRsem Bubn-
bcf. Seit Trantfurt mar ben Qeuten
nidt mebr erlaubt moroen, aussulteisen,
UNI iih ,u erfriiden, uno iaben pieielben
febr our&sefrcren aus. Nadbem Der
Trausportfdbrer, Elm taum benz Stnbes,
alter entmadiener lieutenant. ausseitie=
gen mar, Sffneten bic nit militdri=
fher Dis5iplim nod nitt pertrauten 2eu=
te bic Ebiiren ibrer DaSscns, mn fd
aud in oem Heltaurationslotale gu mdr=
men nnp ,u erfrifdeu. Sc mub bemer,t
weroen. pab es babel in ausr Rube unb
SrbuunB aboing. Trosoem fuhr Der
tomntanSirenoe Offi,ier als er bic Nue=
aeltie8enen setpabr purbe, = cbne eia
gDcrt su befeblen -auf bic Webrloien au
unt priiselte fie nit leinem blantse5cse.
men Desen in bic Wasspns ,uriid." =
Cine MittteilunS ibnllder Nrt brineen
bic In pedinsen erlheinenben u9oben=
3canersiGen gldtter". Dort murben an
alerbeilissntase auf elmer @trabe bic
@eftuten aufselfellt. mo- bes tatbolifden
6eiertaSs mesen elm fetr itarter Bertetr
berfidte. WdArenb DieieS y9ewoses
uub @ecrdnses" Durbe bic berufene mi,
litdrpflihtise Wannidaft ourd Namens=
aufruf abseleien nnb ourfte es gar nihi
gu perpuuoern feia, bab mander Gut
ferntere uno I'M Geniibl Veiinblide fsi=
men Wamensaufruf nidt bDrte ober niht
ceeiiano, mas tetteres un, 10 eBsr aeide=
ben fonnte, oa ben iApibilden Refru=
tenobren Der Dialetf oes 8orrufers ooer
1blefsrs nod MIDI fetr seritinbiid mar.
Aber - webe penei,, bic nidt bSrteu coer
nidt oerifaucen, beren yeamen 3nsi obsr
gar oseimal seriife,i fpetpen usu bten. wiit
O9tfsiseu unp 8adsnitreidsn wurben fs
traitirt." "a t4 is44-i
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lldtte, be tb ibm nsbsn esr 6uae auf
@htcB Dumbrop errihtete, bic altsn
Noten perbeGtrn. Stan purfte ME mebr
iu BIN Birttsbauisrn stne &aste terua.
rem. Gcrfa uuo 8juu maeiea - iolts
wsrben. 3u allen metnen Dldnsa feSlle
mir absr nod stne 3!fsr Id, fano fe In
meinsm Nsfsn gatOn Ssmeta. ber aber
BON al bsm teine Mbnune batsn burfte
unb benz Sbr nur Cure untertbaniafs
Wisns ,eissn mubtst. sBir bltsbsn Gin
Sobr in parts uab gcnesn, uno aos'a
pann bistsr. sBas Babe Id nun in IN
fern 'llfbsrslnfcmmeu unterlaItn? ? Ssie
| SIR atlu wabufnnis Dser bstruntfu, eab
Str bieber tommt unb mir 70 fre@ ent3e'
gentrstst2 2 Wenn S0r nur unben'ba t
wdret Nber Sbr ietp unss1Atdt
4 - ts5prtfesnns fulet)
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SIN Dsfiftrnfrf tsr @hGpfune, rem
Wsibt, 7no 70 pis!e Rsi,s psrstnt, tab ss
lanse 3ett nimmt uno 9eaauss Nadfcr,
idsnrt Die Gstitr 81 fnbea; fa0s ibtrbaayt
wsl&t scrtansen ftab. Dee- Dsib tat
biz eble Aafeabf; In ben 'Smntfn tss
8umners ben damn 3u trSasn D,nn
attr Bic Gunne fttint uno allss tea ii,
caitn wirb bns Ddb ,um beitsrn Sdmet.
teriing, nnb Nihts III an ioftar fir isine
5alle. unb unffre ekblinse. btlcnters
bic innefn Mdb&tn tiflsulanse, l.stn ts.
belonbtrsn Dertt auf Die Jubbetst.
buns. 0snn % ouf eisism @sbists stpas
Neuee eter Mostrnss In Ju6beflsiburA A
ei6t, unisrs iunseu Mae6sn m5f.n 60
baben. llnb ipas ianu % bdb(Heres ae-
ben, als .tnen sieslit umbudtsn .Gub2
Der III sin Worsu IEr bic 9ilebauer unb
elm 5etma, fir tas Didter idwarmen
unb iber Gas gsrlsbte f.uf,n. Dir
slauben, eas III eine pafsnbe Ginleltana
u ttm, rorauf mir bic Damen aufsasst
lam mahrn modsn ndmlia ibr Saub.
seue bff ben Ssrren Matftn nae
g o n tin3u!auffn. o 49, ..'''.'' ~
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3arte . a mt EN-.

Disie lausweilisen, ermiibeneeu, Gem
fationen, !vsI6e es euh faf unmSsliG
MAIDEN, auf guren 6iibsn 3a feben, BE
guren Ssfem alle glettri3ltGt ruatsn, bas
Ratb BON Guren sBaneen trsibeu uno be.
fancia an gurer 9ebsssftaft 5etrsn, tGn
ntn ietr lsi6t teisitist werben buth eas
munbsrbare 5stlmittel 5opfsn Bitter
llnreselmabissst'ea unp 5tnotrniTe in Gu
.rfm Spltsm utrren auf fInmal eniietnt,
masrsnb bic ipe,islls lrfude gursr psrio
eaaen s&msrsen auf tmmer ssbuten wer'
ben. Dotlt itr blsrauf aHtsn 2 - eine,
Saturfas Niett.
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Ntc Eenaa.

Die 9emptner Der @taet unb umse.
sene lnb tGFitf einoelarsn, bas Gs'
|6dtalsfal res Serrn Mie. 5enss, tes
pepularen 8uGtanelsrs, su-teludeu, une
feline auefsauus sOn @sitnaatslahsn
ausr art ~ tsfatis'n. 5err aensa bat
einsn srcben 9orrats vcn alsrIei Spiel
laten, @laspaaren, Grrb uao esper.
maaren, 8aumpub, puppen, SIGern
uno @hrtiamaterialten. 6ier tt ter Ort
prattifGe uno niibltde 8HhnaatsSs.
1asnts Der 3srilreuune unc lla!srtaltun9
eeuiomet fur Sang unp e!!t ein3ufaufen.
Dte pre!ie tss 5errn 5enss fno aubsrf
mabtS unp bic 0uswabl 1T 70 srob, eab
man aud NIT teidrdntten Dlitteln gang
anlstnIide @inldufe MAIDEN tann. Ber
istnen gortbeil gu rabrsn weib, ser psro
bielen Winf benuben. 2m.
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Slid 1T bic Mbiusienbeit Don S&mer.
gen unb eetosr. @dmsr3en I'm nntsrleite
,sissn zine unoronuns an. @sru6,
Tarbs obsr irsenb weldc Cub iian3en In
urin Ssrflnben eine Granfteit, weldbe 70
fortise Nuf fmrrtiamfsit perlanst. gSir
BADEN BON pislen unlersr Jreunoe i,6er bic
temsrfenspertbsn gtssnida ften pun 0ar,
nsrs Safe &ientY unp Qtpsr Cure ipre'
den bSr.n unb fnp iissr;sust, Dab es
nihts Wertbpeustee -eessn aue unorb'
nunasn tes llrinirIYiiems iomobl betm
mdnnlidsn, w;e bsim meibIiAeu @siale&'
4, nftf
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an3astn fiir 5srrsn unb 6nabsn III
BET ptrrn E. WoIiion 81 fabtn. 81 bat
nsr prtiswhrbise Saben, alles nod Der
neusiitn Mote onsslsrtipt. an Sanb.
Nuh sBntsrante |!nb IN GROCER Ausmati
uortauosn. Die Damen finbsn In bem
ssraumissa 0tihiftslotal bee 6srrn
DUlfion feline Sbawls. 1adsr, ausss.
ssitnstt RlslesrfeH' ,s. 3u nod mic base.
wsisnen nierrtsen prsilea. Der Stcrs
hes tslisttsn Sdrnittpaarsnsdnblers III
sca Moraens tts 9ssaoa fpat BON 8au.
fsrn anseIiat, Elm 1errsie, bab bas Yut.
lifum bic Bortstile pabr,unebmen msies
pelhe serr Wclfipn biftet
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