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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
ROAD PETITION.


lNTE, the undersigned, citizens and tax
wv payers Of the Third Election District
hereby give notice that thirty days after the
publication Of this notice we will petition
your bonorsble board to open county road,
beginning al a point on the Darby road lead
log TO GAINESVILLE Station, on the lands Of
John W Moberly or n. 7. Talbot aud run.
ming across the said land 10 the land OF Thos
Lynch. deceased then through the lands Of
the said Thos. Lynch, deceased, on or near
the old lane and by the most eligible route 10
the lands Of John W. Darby, then through
the lands Of said John w Darby by the most
eligible route Ia the land OF Thomas johnson.
aud by the most eligible route through the
land Of said Thomas Johnson 10 the land Of
James W. MeAiee and through the land Of
said James w McAtee 10 point near the
creek that crosses the public road known as
the White road 90 The laad NJ said McAtee.
CIR DARBY,
JOHN W. DALEY,
JAMES II. BEALL,
aog G5t And eghiccn Others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
Ratification Meeting.-Thel

Ratification Meeting There will be
a Grand Ratification meeting given by the
"Unterrified Democracy" of the District of
Columbia, at Washington on the night of
the 26th inst, in honor Of the Cincinnati
nominees, Hancock and English.
A cordial invitation is extended through
the columns of the SENTINEL, TO the several
Hancock and English Clubs of Montgomery
county, to join us on that occasion, as we in
tend making 1t one worthy the honor and
fame Of the Federal Capital
Distinguished speakers from several OF the
States have been invited and are expected
TO be present.
Bands Of music, fireworks, and gyund
t0rchiight procession will he among the enter
taiDments Of the evening.
Clubs intending 10 DC present will report
by letter to the undersigned, that proper ar
raDgcments may be- made for their reception
and places in the procession.
Very respectfully,
c. r. CULVER. Cor ,S,c'u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
Democratic pole Raisins.-A liza

cock and English ratification meeting and
pole raising VIII take place at Montrose, To-
morrow, saturday afternoon, at ? o'clock.
Prominent speakers from Washington and
Rockville have been invited 10 he present
Democrats, Republicans, Greenbackers. the
world and the rest ol mankind, are invited
10 be present. Come one, come all
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
In he Circuit Court .Ior Montgomery county.

IN Wm b"c"H t"ut y"f M0WyOWeTH cDHWH'
.nRDERED this 5th day OF August, 10 the
" year 1880, 10y the Circnit Court for Mont
gomcry county and by the authority thereof,
that tho sale made by Charles u Murphy
Late Collector Of Taxes for the Second Col
lection District OF Montgomery county 10 Jno.
II. Gibson of the lands assessed 10 Charles II
Murphy, Trustee, and above reported, be raii-
fed and confirmed unless cause to the con-
trnry thereof be shown on or before the first
day OF September next Provided copy Of
this order be inserted In some newspaper
printed and published in said Montgomery
county, once 10 each OF three successive weeks
before the said first day Of September next.
The Report states the amount Of The sale to
he $50 90,
WILLIAM V. BOUlC
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy-Test:
u. Is. PRETTYMAN, CLERK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
STORE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned offers for sale on reason
l. able terms his DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE and LOT, at Montrose, Montgomery
county, Md.
The Store has good run OF custom and the
land, ACRES, is III u good state of cultiva-
ton, with an ORCHARD OF select fruit This
property is situated on the Georgetown pike,
nine miles from Washington aud within four
hundred yards Of Windbam's Station on the
Metropolitan railroad The situation is high
and healthy and is convenient to Schools and
Churches, Postoflice and Mills.
mr. For particulars Apply to John W
Sheppach, 200 Seventh street, opposite Centre
Market, Washington, D. c., or TO Peter h
Henderson, Attorneys, Rockville. Immediate
possession given.
may 2-u JOHN W SlIEPPACH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13

Now for Fun.-By pictorial posters
placed upon bulletin boards, fences, etc, and
'an advertisement in the columns of to-day's
issue of the SENTINEL, it is announced that
Mr.. Robert Stickney's Imperial Circus and
Monster Menagerie" is TO visit Rockville ON
Thursday next, 10th inst The great repu-
tation of this aggregation leads us to the be-
lief that rich treat is in store for those who
desire to attend upon that occasion. The
Pittsburgh Planter in speaking of Mr.. Stick
neys combined exhibition at that place says :
Robert Stickneys Imperial Circus, Mu-
scum and Menagerie, Notwithstanding its
vast facilities, was nightly compelled to turn
away an immense multitude, who were
anxious to behold the wonders Of nature and
the beautiful performances daily and nightly
exhibited under his vast pavilion. His at
fractions were too great. It's the only show
that has ever been obliged to close its doors
in this city on account Of the immense
throng. The great patronage he received
speaks for itself 1t is the latest and best
combination Of novelties and ADJUSTMENTS
ever presented to public view and when
Mr.. Stickney comes again lie should add
large amount Of seating capacity for our
people"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
Trotting at the National Fair-The

TrOtttng at the National Fair.-The
following are the purses fixed for the trotting
meeting during the National Fair, which
begins in Washington on the 9th and closes
on the 18th Of October
The first day, Tuesday, will be No. / A.;
three minute class; purse S300-first $50,
second $75, third $45, fourth $50. No. 3;
2:26 class; purse $700-first $3.50, second
$l75, third $105, fourth $40.
Second day (Wednesday).-No. /; 2:3O
class; purse 5000 first $3.50, second $3.50,
third 500, fourth $50. No. 2; 2:22 class ;
purse ssOO-frst 800, second $500, third
S120, fourth $50.
Third day (rhursday)--No. /; 2:4s class
purse s40O-first 5000, second $780, third
$50, fourth $40. No.2; 2:29 class purse
800, two-mile heats; first $3.50, second, fl75,
third sl05, fourth $40
Fourth day Friday)-No. 1; 2:20 class !;
purse $1,0OO--first $500, second $3.50, third
$3.50. fourth 800. No 2; 2.34 class; purse
s6OO-first $500, second $3.50, third 500.
fourth $50.
Fifth day (Saturdayl-No. 1 2:4O class !;
purse s5OO-frst $3.50. second sl25, third
t75, fourth $50. No. 2; free for all purse
si,2CO-first 5000, second 500, third $3.50,
fourth $500 No. 3. for PAGERS that have
never beaten egg; purse s50O-drst $3.50,
second si25, third $40, fourth $50.
The trotting will take place on the first
five days Of the five days Of the fair, and the
entries will close on the 2ist Of September.
The directors are VIM. VI. Gait, VIM. j.
Twinining. H. II. Blackburn, w. II. Clagctt
and w. b. Reed, with Mr.. y. @. Dean, Sec
rotary. The premiums to be awarded will
amount 10 $4,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
NR. GRAY SMITH,

IL Of baltimore, having opeued an Office
Al the residence Of the late DR.. willeii, AT 20.
iomae, offers his professional services 10 the
surrounding cousiry. julyi0-2m-o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13

- '9~Ss4ssxfS wsrs.-Thosc of our read.
ers'w . delight In the culture Of fruit Of all
kinda will bo pleased 10 learn that Mr.. isu-
dolpli Watkins, residing near this place, is
agent - the famous Munson Nursery, Of
Fairfal county, Virginia. Ifwearc TO judge
Of the 3 Atty u fruit grown by Mr.. w. on
his farm trees originally Of this nursery,
we wouls say Il was first class-equal II not
supsrioril ans foreign varieties and inn
ported fDpther localities. While we
thank Mr. 'kins for his generous gin Of
a basket lne peaches, pears, grapes and
plums, we M him unboundcd success in
his new v ure Head his advertisement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
4, washington Grove Camp Meeting

!, Washington Grove Camp Meeting
va opened Yesterday under the most favor
, hle auspices. Up TO the time Of going to
trssa but fey religious exercises were held,
be Inhabitants being mostly engaged in ar
anging their tents. etc. We notice the fol-
owing from this county as having tents, up
u Inc present; @. w. Moblcy, Remus G..
dorsey. Uriah Griffith, !. G. Griffith, Mrs
{ II GrihiI, NIB Pryor, NJ. c. Carroll, J.
= Wilson, Mr.. Darby, John Ware, Mr..
-eholder and family, J. NJ. Garrett and
farnhy, Mrs +. Gafrett and family, Miss
Bl,nche Braddock, Mrs. Margaret Weer,
Edward rabbit, W. II. Downs, Mrs. 7.
DOGGY and family, Mrs. w. b. Miller, Mr..
Nuphy and family, sheriff John Kelchner,
No Alcander Kilgour, Mr.. Windsor and
fnurey. aud tfss&e qbompson Bros
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
300 REWARD.
The Oliver Chilled Pillow.

Warranted to give satisfaeiion. For sale bv
y D. HIGGINS a SON,
mar 2s Rockville, Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
Democratic Meetings and Organi-

"a
zatiOns.-At Great Falls, the meeting was
called to order with w. G. Connell, tempo
rary chairman, and II. A. Garrett, tempo
rary secretary. j. w. Carroll was then
elected president of the club, and II. A.
Garrett, secretary; S Mansfield, vice-presi-
dent; Z. e. Fisher treasurer campaign
committee, j. T. Bissett, Geo. Cummings
Jas. Daily, B. Il. Henly, j. w. Hill, VIM.
Tramel and M. V. Lynch. The club is to be
styled the Great Falls Hancock and English
Club of Montgomery county. The meeting
adjourned until 81 O'Clock, when the streamer
and flag was raised in the air one hundred
feet, and w. Veirs Bouic, Jr., addressed the
meeting
AT Clarksburg, the Hancock and English
Club met on Saturday afternoon. President
Kemp called w. w. Blunt, Esq, To the
chair, when the following business was
transacted. On motion committee of three
was appointed 10 complete arrangements for
the raising Of Hancock and English pole,
on Saturday, August 14th, at 2 O'Clock, p.
NJ. The following gentlemen were appointed
by the chair; w. J. Dronenburg, j. s.
Leamon and G. 0. Woodward, also a com
mittee Of three, consisting of Jas. S. Kemp
f. G. Gardner and II. s. Hilton, was APP
pointed TO procure speakers for the occasion
Mr.. James S. Kemp was authorized to
procure a suitable flag and streamer to be
hoisted on the occasion. The club then ap.
pointed J. 5. Leamon, J. II. Hilton, W. w
Dronenburg and G. o. Woodward to erect
a stand and provide seats for the speakers
and the public. The committee appointed
at previous meeting to secure members for
the club reported some twenty-five new
names, making the membership Of the club
about seventy five, which number will be
increased to two hundred by the next meet
ing. An invitation is extended ~ all to par.
ticipate in the opening of the campaign.
The Hancock and English club, at Goshen,
met at Laytonsville, on Saturday evening,
the 9TH instant There were quite number
Of the members present. 1t was decided not
TO meet again until after the 10th of Sep
tember. Then to make arrangements for the
pole raising and TO organize AN energetic
campaign. The club was addressed by A.
G.. Merriwether and II. II. Kinsey urging
the Democrats 10 use every effort 10 bring
out the vote and swell the majority for the
the nominees of the party.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
ORDER NISI.

In the matter of the sale made by Charles Il
Murphy, Late Collector OF State and CouB-
~ taxes ior the Second Collection District
Of Montgomery county, Of the Real Estate
assessed To Charles II. Murphy, Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
sHAWLS AND WRAPS

IN great variety. ParasoIs, kea Umbrellas
and Parasolettes, new styles; I'sndkerchiois,
Hosiery and Kid Gloves, 100 dozen Ladies'
II. s., all Linen Cambria Ilandkerchiefs at l24
cents each or 81. 30 per dozen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13

Dress Goods and Bunlings.

Arabian Wool Suitngs at 20 and zoe; Bpk
and colored Buntings, (single and double
width Chudda Cloths, Monte Cloths, CASH
mere Foule, Debeges, &C.; Toll d'Alsacc,
Scotch Zephyr Cloths, Cambridge Cheviots,
Madras Ginghams Pacific Lawns and Per-
Gales At l21c, printed all linen Lawns.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-08-13
WHO Gooda

Black Bombazines and Henrietta Cloths, Blk
Tamise, Black Grenadines, Black Bengaline,
Byzantine and Florentine, Black Grape Gren-
adine snd Tamartine, Courlauld's English
Grapes and Vails, Black Canton Grape and
Grape De Chine
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Nn itr Qrftsriefnos hahts Roientius

Nn itr erttsrislpos baats 8a!entius
niat nlsaT Der Sag Der 3isbans mubts
ldnsR Sosbei istn. Da srhis!t lie zines Ia
geS poa bfm Wstnsier, Der R;b i5rs $500.
nuss nu.lsl, BE 9sanri;bt, oab sr ta
.pi;nasre, rssgalb III ibn nod nitt auiSs'
fuht, Do finst Der 5auvtssminns eaf lore
Nammsr ssfaIeu fet. So batts fur 3D.
lsnt!ns sin efmiinla!srss grs!gnib ssssbsn
- Gin Brisf pom Qmatso, nit Der stn.
w!uisans 81. ttter zraruus nit i'm oss'
fer anbeys W!ldsfaG atey mar 10 unermar'
tst. eab Fs saam easan slaabts. Ole
lhlaas sin 3ua a'ss ter Rrpf - Gase,
ivas lis nod gum aassstsn ssfab = uns
fllfs l.! ssr Ddnmsrsns gu tbsem sSe.
fnaftslrsuaoe. Gs spar aass rtAtt8 uae
ss Istr tGiltd, aud aern bsrs;t. bea saa,fn
Gfwiaa fix 1s ,u oss polssa une tbr aus
3aaatlfa. frpisl FL fir Zen IassnblId BE-
anfyrua.s. Mit Sob tslaesa gina s5a
lsHtiae mad 5aafs
Nm nadisn Gage ODE, erEd;en Der pcit
buts nit elmer elsfsnsnns - es mar nar
slu @iimmdtn - te! Baisatlaen IL, osr
polttc.s, uelhsr I'm p.srlsn Stedpsst un.
snsItdas Nsffebsn rrrsstr Nn,aeeps
Batter idifts ibr Rstisstlb. Ste solle NIT
ben Rinbera fomntn, fhriet CT. Sssn
SUbn liese In feinem 6auit an her 5als'
ftwinsiuht barnIstsr unb vsres iAwer!it
sensfeu. Gr fist ais Batter bss Rran
ten, pfrlanSe bic Irauuns aaf bas Be
fftmm!sfs, nnp mibts eisfelbs TN Nnss-
aat pss Iobes seidsbsi = ShneG sing
bic umwanolung ner gsrarmten In p!sr
elegant stflsiptte @efait.n prr ftt. Sis
rtilsn at. biesmal NIT Miittln mttr ale
nnsreideno vtr{stsn. Sis tan,en an
galsntius iiterihrtt msbr frohlodsne a!s
f&ulpsterldt bic @Awsle hes IuEltus
5hnar, = he bstrat Elm 3aus bss 1ooss.
&maeec mar einiSe Stunoen po.tsr sc
itcrtsn.
(s5crifstnns fulst,
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81. @intommen unb barunier erre!hen
allo In prsusen bic unssbeuss 3abt bon
naaeau II Wiliienen Sse!su lie ma'
den fie srUbe Msbr5sit bee yoltss
aus. We,muttlitb mtro Der btelsn Der
baltniiisn ffrusr ilsbsnes ssaeists esler
Dsusen, pisis 9su!s bdt!en its 3u $50
Mi. gtnsommen pro .sepf, alle, fnapp
serehnst, Bis au 1900 81. pro JamiiIs.
Tttissfhuffn. Dfnn eas 9'nspnmfu
pto Sspf Der GamiIis 9srs6aft psse, ic
bobsn btsfs II MitltonsH Gin &iasommsn
pon nsniser ale l82 sc. pro Rupf Scr
Durhfan;tta =gintcmmsn iiest nat,,rlid
nod srbsbllt mietftgsr une irirb e.wa
100 eber 100 ". pro 8opf bstsassa.
gtsaeiht osnft Der ssneists asisr, tvtldsm
bisis 3ab!eu ern DaSrnsbmunssn isinsr
ansfa unb Sarsa,u miosripredsa itsi
men, eab tn Die srobs 3iTs, eoa II Nil.
liensn bic Nnssb0rtssn Der ssihsn aIal
fen einersh9net ieisn, welGe Ieltii tstn
iss uftpifi3iiasS ginlcmmsn tatsn. Ntsr
stsnlc fsbgasihoHsn. Die esats nit mstr
ais 66o W. @'ntemmsn sialhl!sb!it Is.
ysr @asetSrtssn madsn nur 9 Miltpnen
aus. lnS opn btslsn 9 MlGlonsn Eab
rleoer nod Fal Millienen In Der 5tsHsr.
ttaiIe ven 800 - 900 81. 9tnfommen.
Dts utonansstenpsn" 3lafsn BON msbr
als 5000 81. @infemmsn errsthsn, eta.
id!tsbIId ibrer MnSstSrissa, nur bic
4Opf,atl pcn les, 900, allo nod lanss
nitt einmal Yro,ent bts preusii&en
Doifrs.
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aN:e Dfaine eebt, 10 9ebt bic
1lutDu.

Die lebten 9ea6ri6tea BON Maine
lauten pie folat: Die 8eridte aus 400
Gtdeten geben 9abis, Dem @epubli=
faner, 1884, plailteb, Dem Ssulo=
niiten, H0l0 Gtimmen, mas Dapis
cine Mebrbeit bon 1884 Stimmen gibt.
Die mod feblenoen Stdbte gaben Eapis
I'M borigen Sabre l 1903 uno ben Julio=
niiten 1916 Stimmen. Wenn oiefe
StdOie gang 10 itimmen, tpie i'm per=
gangenen Sabre, bleibt Gabis in,mer
nod cine Mebrbeit BON 276; Die Wabr-
fMeinli1feit aber 1T, oaB biefe 5t0ote
el,le republisalliid)e Majoritdt bcrihten
peroetL iple es Gle GjrenSpldBe, Die
ni1t negr bonn bemofratii6en @eloe
erre'd)t iueroen folllter, getban baben.
Inter ailen llmItanoen aber lit Der
Gies Der 3epublifaner gelidert, uno
slpar ein boflltdnoiger Gieg. Gas re-
publifaniidbe grecutip =Gpnlite bereduet
Die Maioritdt 8aois' euf Elm Biz siuei-
tauienD. 9ie 3abl Der republitanii6en
Stlmmgeber bat iid ieit Dem .porigen
Sabre UNI 5000 pernebrt; alio fein
4bfall, ion0ern cine bebeutenoe ,3u=
uabme bat ftattgefunoen. Die Demo=
fraten, Wreelbddler nnb 3enperensle,
baben li6 aber illnerbalb zines Sabrea
I'm llabesu 10000 bermehrt. $50 linb
Tie bergefomlnen? llub trob allebem
gei6lagenl 3ipar i1reit oas bemofra.
til1e gsqtional @rcelitiu Gomite nod
INNER in bic ggelt binaus, Dab i6l
eanblSat tauienO bis 3lpeitauienf
Stimmen Maioritdt babe; unb De,
gorlibenbe 8arnum III unberi6dmt ge
mug, ben 9epublifanern 8etrug porsl
tperfen! Das 1T bas Gehabren Del
pureH 0er3iuelflung! Bic $780, ,00(
Hnh lpeggeiDorfenes Gelo. unh
.4Wie % aine gelt 10 seb
bic llnipnE
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& { r a 8.

Gin Wr. See gemcnes in 0oultcn
bat In her 4cuiFana qrtterie eineu Breis
BON $3.50 sewcnnen. Die leeten Re.
gen batea ben Giientabnlinien sroben
Sbaten 3uscfis.t Eas Bett Der Gen=
traltabn 1T ietr beldieiet; es fetlt an Nr'
beiters, Die Sfeparaturen gu MAIDEN. Son
Aultin wiro semeloet, cub es aud in
iener @esenb unbaltenb seresnet bat uno
bab Der blub beltdnbiB lteist.
Nm 16. Mbenp8 betraten ,wei jun
&c Ndnner ben Store bes 6errn 1er3rg,
feds Meilen ron Multin entfernt an ter
mad 8aitrop fibrenben 6abritrabe, leer=
ten bic Saiie, irctei lie $loO erbeuteten
Mnb ifablem nod cine llbr. Muf Der Qancs
itraee bielten lie ipiter einen Manm an
uno natmen ibm feline aus feds Dollar
teltebence gaaridaft at.
- lie Snteraationalbahu miQ rrm
90. Septen,ber ab bon 4ul1in mad San
Marees BaiiaBier3iise laufen IaNen.
- Gas Direitcrium Der Teras Yaci.
fic Babn eerfidert. baB bic Ysrbinbuns
3miiden Dallas unb Seem Qrlcans inner=
talb 3mS!f Mcnaten uuf fol0enber qinie
ber8eiteut icin mirb Dallas. 5breYe=
psrt, eeccmpte. Yermilicnpiue, Nem
Srleans. Die ean3e gatfernuns betrast
Asa Weilen.
= Der be.iihtiste Yia Grcmber, Der
BEN YolBitsn Sbeeban auf cfsner Stra=
BE in anItin Yferb mS Stepclper abnabnl
unb auf eem Yfsrss enttanl, bat 2eeteres
nebit Nepcluer burd ieinen Better ben.
Gisentbiimer juridtrinsen laHen.
aus allen @e4enoen bes StaateS
tommen Beridte BON arbaltenben Negen=
gi1en, bic elle Jelcarbeitsn tetinbern.
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DDifseintommen in 9,rsaecu

Sntsm bic Bsrlinsr .9ritint" ua&,u.
wtiisu fuAt, bab yon nsusn Steasrn In
preubtn niht bic !@tts lstn tonnt, nsut
it aus ben ciii,ieltn Stsasrliilsn fclseube
u nsaten srfammsn, eie Munasn in 81.
aaunta iesen mOsen .an Der alaHsu
ieutrrolIe tss Satrss 1879 inhtn mir
6,9b4 .3S5 vstfonsn. etnfHlkbliH Der
Solbattn unp sepi1st armtr Snpater bsS
tilsrnen 0rsu,ss, bic msniser ais 420
Mari (sint Mart niat gan, "a Gtnts)
Ginlcmmen tabsn bisit armtn Qeutt bat
bic 6umanitit friitsrsr @tltbsttsr pen
er 1lu1enReaer lrttsslaHsn. Die isbiss
uuisr1e Siufs ter 0laIsnlttusr mub iitr
LID 3 81. satlsn lie tsitsbt aus ssutsn.
bic jmi@Men 420 = t60 u. Stnfcmmsu
tabsn, uno ,ablt i&on bic tuts 3 fftr pon
2.597,365 aewrbttatljsn @lsniAtn,
Dusn NnStbSrise fno natar!i& nod bin
susurtnnfa !; banu sdblt bisft 9laht lHou
800, 900 Gsslta. Die 3eutf BON 660
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DR.. WHITTIER.

gts. 6l7 ct. Gbarles Strabe,
ct. 2pui8, mp..
ii Gin regular Grab urtsr sneer msht,il,ter.tgAu
len unb IN, uie bic zasestldtier ,siaen upb bie0.
DC 0ewcorer niIen. liaser nit her Yebaubluaa
pen 0sitieGtstranfteiten tttrcut, ale irasnS Elm
anberer @ts In ct. 4puts.
SYPHILIS, 9ensrrs6sn. Gisieiuren. Srii,ie
grabftabtn. aus ltin!rantbsina rEb fYptut.i,ds
ober meTearale Ntiben hsr YstIs, err beu: ebfr
esr InpbsN GerbsE eifrlsrtit nah IriTent5af::,
DER Idtebs fder uno pr,sat,m bebanteIi.
Spfrlaatbarboea, 3eusi,tJeft ga.ts ans jys
pDisgi ais l,sIss igsentlitss @uefamrifusass
cesr !eiDiHanisen 9etsnepanssit in fpa.srsn
Jatrer, Dpbat1 'o!5Fnts ilsbsl sntittb.a: sss.-
otltid,. SaE'sEe rsF;ie, Shwdblido.e;t, fShpa.bes
Geikoi, OitdttEibfhndd,s, @gsl1lsa, Sn,frif.
tnn9, g9:berwiufr gegen Wttt;tse yeiegfna;,,
8srluf hfr 9subungsfroft II. {. r., rpbu.t aae
5eira!ten eri1wtr pber urm6elis5 asratt wire.
rplitdnbie steeiit. goglultatira in ter GfFes
pbes bud bic g1i frsi nab fvirb haInm eeseteg.
ea time untsrteIianB pstr Biz ginsoluna btr lin.
ilGt nitiS tols..
gbean 70 unteausm II, sur 8staEtiuaa in sis
Stabt gu fpmnen. 70 psrbsa bte Mr.usien burh
grprsh cher ypit perfaHet. gursn aardr.,rt unb
bii sDtiftlbafea sSaIsn bem gailentsa often oe.
fagi Sffesiiunhfn Ypm l,er WpreeuS bio Z
llbr Gbsats. Sonn!aas spn I'LL litr Wittaas,
@tanaeaist fir Riaasr ! Daifn ,Yfs. fir arou.
tn ye'fes,se otufitt fur bs!hs ,mii velin arten.
81 Stiteg.
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,leber Sarob Bernborbt's aontro,

= ileber Sarab Bernbartt's acntraft
nit Der acpenbaSener 3pfbiibne erbalten
MIR BON bort folgenoe intereilante Daten:
s1anlmtllde Blisc slr alien fiinf ypritel=
lunsen naren idcn Gags supor au erb5b=
ten 8scien perfalft unp tradtsn 46, coo
arcnea Ca. $4,000 6rcs. Gin. Wad
sem nit oer franSSliihen GelellfAafi Gins
sssansenen acntraft erbdlt biele spnSe9li
5000 0rcs l,no sann eas fonislide Ibea.
ter 1000 Trcs,, Der iibrisbleitenbe Ne|f
iplrb baan IN Swei Sleide Ibeile getbeilt.
yon ben 5000 6rcs. flir leSen Abenp erbiIt
Saral Vsrnbarbt 2o00 6rcs. unt in slei<
DEM BerhiltniB ibren Gntbeil am &elt.
Sentit erbalt bic fran3Slifde @eleGldaft
far rthre finf Ypritellunsen bon nNprien-
ne geccupreu, mnb vBrou=Urcu" "a, 600
6rcs., capcn Sarab Bernbarbt ca, la,s
800 6rcs. anp pas !Snislihs Theater
% 900 Tres.
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Die ginipanoerung na6 qlmerlfa
aus enro3a permebrt fid nit iebem
Wfonate, 10 bab man ON Sdluiic oes
Sa9res fi6er auf 100000 bis gu elmer
Vtlllion ginwanoerer rehnen fann. sn
teinem porbergebenben Sabre mar oie
Ginipanoerung 10 grob ipie i'm gegen=
ipartigen. Yenertenspertb 1T sugleid
Die 5batia6e. bab bic ginipanberer
mebr eher weniger bemittelt lino, unb
auEer ben ainoern bem frdftigen 2e=
6ensalter anaeh0ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-17
6unbfrte pon DAMN,

p.lhf Ia Golse psriobiiGsr Rrautbest nitt
I'm Stante rpartn. iare yilidten su erFll
len, taben In 2Barners SAFE 5tiensy unb
eiuer Cure einsn wirfiidsa ,Jrsuno In
Der Nots, ssfunoen. Das mittsl III pc=
pular stwoIben, neil 90 eins refine peae-
tabiliiGe 3ulammenisbuns 1T unb alls
glementt Der Stherbsit unb bes @rfolaes
enttdlt. a0dtrenb bss 5srbRes bsloneers
II ts etn il&erss VertInpsrunasmittel &C..
gen Grnnfbeiten her Nieren, Qrtsr unb
Blaie, iuelGe Der Sabres,ett ei9entblmlia
iinb. AQe Npptbelsr psrtaufsn eS unb
Miemaab fann otne taiTelte lsiu. Der lih
nint elmer pu0fommsnsn 0tlunoteit er.
frsut.
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Die bitliaffeu @sainbeln.

Ote 5dtnhsln ron Sang & So. rpsvbsn
tm @robsa, ssts aada In sia5etasn 9auien~
bsn su' btlltssren p,eiisa perFauit, ais
'r9snp ipeitte aAbsrs I'M Narft tslinbs
liae S5Gtueelu, Nan wenbe lib an
81. 81. gaus9an,
aasnt fiji Sang 6 g..
Office Cdr Der Nulsla ans nGrpltehsn
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