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A. L. NORRIS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

JERUSALEM MONROE CO.. O.
CPRCIAL attention paid TO the ceiling and
y trading Of farms, and desire oil persons
wishing to sell or trade their property TO
send me their names and address, describing
heir land and property their lowest cash
price. and where they desire to locate, and |
will come and see them, OF write, - the case
may require, giving tnem all the information
and assistance am able to give. intend
to devote my entire time and attention 70
this business. and will make no charge unless
make Q sale for you. mean what | say,
and wish you " write 70 ne - Jerusalsm,
Non ros County ohfN 3sp2o, ,'spM
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OURAY's ADMISSION.
He Says that he Cannot Deliver tht
Ute Chiefs to the Government.

He Says that he Cannot Deliver the
Ute Chiefs to the Government.
WASHINGTON, January, l4.-Cbief
Ouray, in interviews with Carl Schurz,
has virtually admitted that be cannot
deliver up the Indians engaged in the
Meeker massacre, because the tribe will
not let him do it. He says he can have
the guilty ones killed Ouravs propo-
ses that the White River Uies be remov-
ed to the Uuita Valley, in Utah, and the
Uncompahgre Utes to Grand River Val
ley, in Colorado The Colorado dele
cation favor this plan for two reasons.
They believe thai if the tribes are sepa-
rated the Uncomaphgre Utes within q
year will remove TO The Unita Valley OF
their own accord; secondIy,the plan will
obviate the necessity of an Indian war in
the State next spring. Such war
would, it is estimated. cost the people oil
Colorado SIC, 100000.
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OBITUARY.

DIED AT her brothers, near Stafford,
Monroe county, Ohio, Dec 2l. 1879,
Mrs. Sarah Ann Gardner. aged 46 years.
Mrs. Gardner formerly resided near
South Olive for several years. She was
the mother of twelve children, eleven
Of whom survive her. Through the
persuasion of her friends and relatives
she left her home on a visit for the ben
eft of her health but rapidly sank with
that dread disease, consumption. Her
death was calm and happy. Rev. Mar
kee preached the funeral sermon from
lst Corinthians 18Th chapter and Ssh
verse Noble Co. Press.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-20

EThe best Chemical and Philosoph
&c apparatus in Eastern Ohio is in Frank
lin College. A full course in mathe-
matics, the natural and lhesal sciences
without the dead languages, secures a
Diploma, "Bachelur Of Science" Send
for Catalogue.
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Appointment Confirmed.

NEW YoRK, January ia cable dis.
patch from Rome TO the New York
Freemen's Journal states that ON the 18th
inst. His Holiness, Pope Leo Kill,
has approved the appointment of R.,
Rev. Or. Elder, heretofore Bishop Of
Natchez, to be coadjut ,r. with the righ,
OF succession to the Archbishoprics OF
Cincinnati, and to be administrator ol
the archdiocese.
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The Spirit

To be issued next week will contain q
full report OF the evidence in the case OF
PETER KING, Jr., charged with the mur-
der OF DAVID TRENBLY. Copies can be
obtained at our office North Of the Pub.
lie Suuare
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-20

RH. F. BuKKHEAD Esq, of Woods.
field, o., and Miss LlzzIE REIN, of this
city, we're married on Wednesday even
ing, Jan l4th,. at the residence of j F.
wEHRs, Esq, Rev Or. LUsH officiating.
Sir. BuKKaEAD is well knewa ss one OF
the most gentlemanly conductors on the
Bellaire Il Woodsfeld Railroad. We
congratulate Miss LIZZIE on securing SO
popular a gentlemanpfor Life compan.
ion. and wish them both long life and
happiness in their ew venture - Aaries.
ia Times, 18th inst.
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Truth and Honor.

Query What is the best family med
icine ia The world to regulate the bow
els, purify the blood, remove cos,iveness
and biliousness, aid ,digestioI, and tone
up the whole sysiem2 Truth and honor
compels US to answer, Hop Bitters. being
pure. perfect and harmless. Ed See
another column - ~ 80 Z
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A melancholy picture is drawn by the

A melancholy picture is drawn by the
correspondent of Vienna paper Of the
condition OF the Turkish army in Alba
mia. Begging, he says, Is no longer re-
garded by the Turkish soldier as . dis
grace, and the streets of Janian are full
Of soldiers who stretch out their hands
to the psssers by Tor aims in broad day.
At night they attack the peasants and
rob them Of all their valuables The
Turkish soldiers are. indeed, so much in
want Of money, owing to their not hav-
ing received any pay for more than three
years, that they often sell their arms, and
the military commandant has found
it necessary to issue decree strictly
forbidding this practice under severe
pepslhes, whep discovered.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I2-Catt

BaltimOre-January IL Cattle
Very best on sale to day 5@54; that
generally rated FIRST quality 4@5; medi-
um or good fair quality AGA; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows 2A@3; ex
treme range of prices 2@51; most OF
the sales we're from 3a@5.
Ho2s-We quoe common grades at
54cts. and the better quality at 64@64c,
with selections at Tets.
Sheep-We quote fair to good Sheep
at 44@5cts. and the better grades
5@54 cents.
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Mrs. Jones, how is your health this
morning2 Thank you, madam, much
improved. I bought bottle OF DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup last night, and after
the frst dose my Cough Was checked. [
slept we'll, aud have not coughed once
this morning. :.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-20

ChicagO-J January l6.--Hogs-
Mixed packing A 25@4 55: choice
heavy 4 55@4 rs; light 4 65@4 40.
Ca'tle Good scarce and in good de-
msnd at 4 60@5 80; common to fair
shipping dull at 8 50@4 so; butchers
stronger and firm; common TO good
2 00@3 SO; stockers Nand feeders in
good demand st 2 40@3 60
Sheep-Market good and strong at
3 00@5 go; common plenty and slow OF
8 60@4 25. f aese
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EEThe COMMITTEES appointed to make
arrangements for Reading Room in
Woodsdeld, have rented room over
PoPE & CAsrLE's Drug Store, and will
canvas for subscribers this week, The
price of single ticket has been fixed al
81 so. Should the committee succeed
in disposing Of l50 tickets the price will
be scsled to 81. 81 s. q u y A
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e~Centtsl LODGE. Na49I09, ,Fs& A

w Genital Lodge, Na<z6s. Fs-& A
u at Calais. recently elected the follow
Ing officers to serve for the ensuing year
VIM, VIM. Breeden; S W., Philip
Thomas; J W.. Jno. W Tnttle; Sec,
Ell Eberle; Treas c. L Kroning; 5.
D., E S. Stephen; J D, John Sells !;
Stewards, Robert Coalter, Joha H
Gootlhart; T Josiah Miller
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-20

EFNew Subscribers continue 10 come
in to the SPIRIT, which we are greatly
uroud Of, aud we wo1ld still he more
gra,i6ed to have many othera follow
their wise example. We are publishing
the best. local ani family newspaper in
the county, and at the low price Of 81
so a year, It should have many new pat
rons for the year 1880 Subscribe.
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WANTED,

On subscription to The SPIRIT, Coal,
Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Lard, Beef Ap
plies, and Money, from any and all per-
sons who know themselves to be in ar
rears for subscription to this paper.
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.rvrbs .,ockaolders Of The Monroe

g fEThe stockholders Of The Monroe
Bank elected the following Directors on
the 18th inst. !: u. MooNEY, WLLIAM
BEARDMoRE, JAMES WATSON, MICHAEL
HoEvrLER, DAVID 0KEY. GEoReE NErF
and c. wEBER. The Directors elected
8. L MooxEr. President and WILLIAM
BEAEDxoRE, Vice President for the en-.
suing yeas.
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The ROthchild Murder Case.

GALVESTON, January IA The Court
of Appeals to-day reversed and remsn.
ded, upon technicslities, the case OF Abe
Rotbschild, charged with the murder OF
Bessie Moore. near Jefferson, in 1877
He had been convicted OF murder in the
frst degree, and sentenced to be hang.
ed.
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a@Hammon Pieas CtNrt cOny

EF Common Pleas Court convened
on Tuesday, 1.-The 18th inst. Judge OkEY
on the ibencH The docket was called
when a number OF cases we're set for
bearing, Others were continued, motions
filed and several cases dismissed TIE
Grand Jury was called, sALFxAsDER BU-
ouANAs, Esq appointed Foreman. and
the Court charged them ip relation to
the law governing offsnses when they
retired to consider matters presented to
them. t @ .
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Chicago.

Jan. 18.-Flour 75a6 Is; Wheat l
23al 24: Corn 39a40c: Oats 34aS5c,
Rye 78a76c; Barley Soc.
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Cincinnati.-Jsnuary 18 Hogs
Dull; common S0@4 20; light 4 ESQ
4 40; packing A 35@4 so; butchers
4 5O@4 go. ~
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RMii,onssurg L sdge M. COL l o.

Mil,onsburg Ledge M. COL O.
o. ipstalled tue following rfficers al
their last meeting, Dec. l8, 1880.
N. G...JfM Bishop; We, J. D,
Miller; R s, Chas Deckiut. L s. j
J Reimenschneider; NJ Peters; r
S. n. G, o Frank; l. S. N. g., D. C.
Steel; w Ell Graham; CD J Rel
menschneider; R. S S.. Claus; L. 5
s j S Schell o G. P Shafer; | G
C Menkel; R. S v g., j Kestner; L.
s. v. G., Il e.. Wstsonfls
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New York.

Jan. 16.-Flonr 4 S0a7 75; Wheat l
44al 81; Corn 56a62c Oats 46a49c; Rye
92a93c; Barley 45c
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CincInnatl.

Jan. 16.-Flour 6 10a8 Is; Wheat
27a1 80, Corn 4la43c: Oats 39a41c !:
Bye 88aS9c: Barley S9a9o.
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Philadelphia.

Jan. 10 Flour 5Oa7 so Wheat l
33al AZ; Corn 5ss5sc; Oats 46 ,49t; !;
Rye S5c.
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new Advertisements.

RearEstate Agent, A. I. MORRIS
Appointment, 0, e FouLKE
Redemption Notice, S. A. ATKINSON.
Hogs In the Wheeling market are quo
ted OF g44@4& cents. .ag.
Wheat id the Wheeling market is quo
ted at 81 25@1 %.
The Delinquent Tax Sale takes place
to-day, the 20lh inst
The Grand Jury reported that the Jail
Was kept IN good condition.
One Of The new passenger coaches
cams out on the B 4 s. W. last week.
Thanks to Mf. Z. B. WIsAss for q
nice present in the way of a band lamp.
The next term OF Court commences in
Belmont county on the Alb day OF Feb
ruary, An so2aH 9se sgs8 ~
BILLY sBEARDMoRE, lJrs will open q
grocery andfurniture room in this place
soon. ssss9<s sEsfii = heiessia re
> The county seat question in Belmont
promises vexation to the Legislature
this Winter. Is ysss sss sseas 6.ry
Rev. AKNoLp. of Quaker City, is con
ducang revival of religion at Claring-
tons this county, hsa sssssN ssi .afi bas
The Grand jury reported one bill of
Indictment against JAMES ApAMs for as
sapIt and battery, ss,tsg.4
Mr.. Isaac BoorH, OF Bellaire, has
been sppointed Mailor- Route AgentoD
the Bsllaire q Southwestern.
We can furnish the Weekly Wheeling
Regfster to subscribers OF THE SPIRIT at
u 90. The regular price is 81 80.
Special trains will run from Beslls-
vile to Woodsfeld and return, each day,
during the trials-of SKrsa and CosLEri
"A correspondent says: Tobacco is
,selling,as from s5 to $40 per hundred
pounds in the neighborhood of Bealls-
vile. ss.ss
Mr.. H. F BURKHEAp D and Bride arriv-
ed here on Friday evening. the 18th inst.
They we're serenaded by the Cornet
ts;z
D., u.s,,..,.- ,hs, aat;,, Reader
d.l;vered aev.r.l lectures in the Court
r.a.,..is.ss = .asss 9u;. .nd;euces were
n;ahIv entertained
..
DAvlp DA1.s, q Nsi". ~
.u.,s,,,..v al fa,s serv,;ee nm The pet;t
.s.rr . n,.,r;o. conr.
,.,,.e''s. . es' sss....,..,..a -, -.
a new remeo'sl seen' 70. uoop,.e
cough - saia 10 Dsse 0een o's'ose'sulu
Po'Tssq 4fnr, rfr, 4 z. III
i so'ss - 'oasa 'sAs.'"s' = ~ I''.' !, - - -
- peN ppn'as..s 'ens' -
sas susss 'uass .sssl's :, s'ao l ssssss - ..;d
TUG pa'',0' ~ - 50. ..r,;hls M dis
70 nave oee" en'SA -
i IS G. % !h,.h !.
Ine Aentucky goose ~ oon M Ss11'' z
relied upon by many people 70 Ao'ecass
the severeues%s % Of . s',s. w'nsel, SHOWS 'ns'
the present Winter wiz oc unusua'y
1Nfftrena 4lass I. ssglii -. ,,.,
since IN tne aen year sppratnsa' as''a en-. ~ De
made next sprlpg, al nersons suou'u see
that deeds Tor their properly Is recoroea
In their own name, az y VIII save macn
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Baltimore.

Jan 16- Flour 75a7 Is: Wheat !
39al 49; Corn 56a57o; Oats 46a49c !;
Rye 95a97c
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BELLAIRE ITEMS.

Independent 18th snst.-J. W. Yost,
engineer, will GO to Noble county in a
few davs to start the preliminary survey
Of the Beaver Valley r. R
The prospect for wheat in this part of
the county was never better at this sea,
son Of the year. The late wheat has
grown wonderfully since the fall rains.
The B. d S. W R. R. depot is every
day filed with large variety of articles
brought in from the country; and al
most anything from a quarter of beef
to sraccoon skin can be purchased
there.
The Belmont Glass Works has declar-
ed cash dividend of fifteen per cent.
out of its earnings during the past six
months. This makes thirty per cent.
for the year, and indicates good times
and superior management.
Engineer James Sherry brought his
train through from Woods6eld in three
hours and twenty minutes. The train
consisted Of one passenger Car, three
cars Of hogs, and two gondolas. We
call this good time on new road in
such bad weather. /.
The campaign for the removal Of the
county-seat will soon open with more
than its former activity and bitterness.
The Committee here having the matter
in charge has determined to make an eff.
fort to secure the passage OF law allow
ing the people the right to vote; and We
presume St. Clairsville will resist with
as much determination as at other times,
The following is a summary OF the
dividends paid by the various manufac.
turing establishments that declared divi.
dends PAYABLE in cash during January
Bellaire Nail Works. $4,000
Belmont Glass Works, 40 qssa 12.000
Baron Manufacturing Co., 5000
Total, " sasssssasa $4,000
The Goblet Works makes no report
as the year does not end in January
The Window Glass Works year ends
August lst. Both these factories have
done well. and on the whole the past
year has been probably the best that the
manufacturing establishments of Bellaire
hoo
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w Hedge Plants, extra large, OIL

year oil, 81 so per thousand two years
old, 50. Order at once, for delivery in
the spring.. A. j. sPRlaas,
Sarahsville, Noble Co, , Ohio.
dec2S, ,'79tf, nL E3 z
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For SALE One hundred bushels OF
chop al Ford's mill at 4S cents per bush
ell. 4 n48w3.
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EBTbe members Of the Agricultural
Society assembled at the Sherif's Office
on Saturday last and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing years;
President DR.. !. P FARoUHAR.
Vice President-DAvID LENTz
Direc,ors-O F: FLINT, WIN SLOAN,
EDWARD OKEY, j w WARD and 7 j,
GRIFFITH. - Fs
The contest for Vice President was
Spirited DAvID LEN1z received II,
MATHEW tiooREl6 aud DIR. A. B. Co.
VERT votes For DIRECTORS FLiNr
headed the list with 26 votes. There
were sixteen candidates for Director.
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Bellaire & Southwestern B. R
TINE TABLE.

On and after Thursday, January LIST. 1850.
Passenger and Mail Trains will run as follows:
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

~. AuDrroR's OFFICE, MONROE County,. I
WooDsFrELD. ONO, January "a, 1880. :
Notice is hereby given, that 7. E. d Thomas
Wheeler has depositAd in the County Treasury
sum sufficient to redeem ~ ITO acres Of
land in pit ne and part NV u Of the 90
u of section 10. township 3 and range 4. Said
land was sold for taxes by John Gatchell.
Treasurer Of Monroe County. Ohio. January
81, 1879. 'a 8. A. ATKINSON.
jan20, '80w3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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WooasaeId stock Market.

January 19.-Cattle 2asc per pound !;
Sheep Sa4o per pound, Hogs Phase per
pound gross.
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wPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale at Mrs
WAYS.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.

tBA large and complete stock Of Station
cry at SCHUMACHERS.
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received lot Of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see them.
msy27.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-30

- Cine san3e Staot ourd natiirlides
Gas beleudtet l1no sebeist. 8raofcro in
Yenniplpauien uno bic benahbarten Srt=
idaften merben burd natirlideS 8aS Be-
leudtet nnb sebeiSt. SIN Sabre 1875
lief eine @eienidaft auf eineut hoben
5isel meltltd pon BRADFORD einen Srunz
nea naa Yetrcleum sraben. Sn Der
2iefe BON ntebreren Suabert Sup itteB
man auf cine @aSaber. Sc fanb Ii4
fein Sel. Die &raft bes @aies mar 10
fart, baB, ais man eS an5iinbete, eltte
iiber so TuB bobe Seueridule lid bilbete,
bic Mtonate lang brannte, uno bura lbre
.auberoreantlide 9iee ein, i'm Wtnter pie
Samn1er sleid iippises Badsthum BON
@ras unb @sitrdudern riussum bemirfte.
Sc ifeate iid nahtraslid beraus, baB in
Der Ndbe BET 6eueridule ein freisfSrmt>
ser, trodener Ylas cine Wense uatiirliz
des Gas entbielt. Sc biloete iid nun
cine @eieaidaft, ,,m baS @as mad ber
5tabt gu leiten. Daiielbe 1T iebt iber
ben san3en Srt burd Sf0bren perbreitet.
@asrSbren NIT Brennern linb in a0e Sit
dem uno PorlorSfen seleitet unb Der
3ufluB BON @aS mirb burd einen Sahn
auf Der NDbre tpntrolirt. WInIdt man
Teuer, Damn wiro Elm anseitedtes Streid,z
bol5 in ben Ofen setbau unb bas Gas
ansebrebt. Das Seuer 1T iofort int
-@anse unb erUdrmt bic 3iiHmer ebenio
out ME Steinfcblen. @as fir 8sleu4z
funsspede wirb in bic 6duier ebenio se=
leitet. tpie fanftli@es @aS. 3uerlt mar
bas 0idt tpeber sldn5enb nod itetis in
Sotse Der benz natiirli4en @aie tnnemch=
nenben unreiniafeiten, bod muroe ein
&einisunssperfabreu erfunpen, uno iett
ipu oieies natiirlide 2eudtsas aud nidt
Won bent ieinften SunltsaS ubertueffen
merpen. Wesen ieiner Siaisteit iaBt
man es lelten ausseben nno Gag unb
Nadt in Saul fliben, Sotels, Pripatbaus
fern uno auf Der StraBe bremen. Sc
pirr per WOnat, uno ni6t per 1000 8u=
bitiu3 in anrednuns sebraAt. Wasbrun=
nen fine icn,it pertbpouer seporoen, ais
Selbrunnen, uno bas pl0elide uno unerz
wartete @rideinen BON Sel in etuisen per
beoeutenblten Brunnen beS @assGrtels
erreste Sdredeu bel ben @iSenthumern
une goniumenten. Seit Sabren mar
bas @aS nit unperminberter @ewalt aus
ZEN Drummer sefOHen. Man bielt es fir
eine abseHadte Sade, bab Sel bort
ni9t sefunben merben fSnne. 0or eini=
gen 2asen hSrte elmer Der Brunnen Nun
auf, @as gu lieferm. @s fanb iid, baB
ct bafb nit Oel sefint mar. SO purben
IS Barrels undergraduates 0iobSl ausses
punlpt unb baS @as entitrSmte wieoer.
Giner ober jmei ber ahberen @asbruunen
wieien bieielten Oeertmale auf. @s 1T
jeet aotbwenois, jeben Sag bas Sel aus
5upumpen, ebe baS @as fou1mt uno bic
san5e tiuise Gasherrlidteit wiro 'pobl su
@nbe iein..
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xeras.

E Sn Dallas 1cllie cine Nrau 6sufon,
wsIde felt 3wsi Saersn traas ii uns sisr
&inaer Seabt, ron esn, gifseuthiimer Der
Wobuuna sswa!tiam gam gssla6sn csr-
islbsn ss;wunssn merofn. DER Damn
Sllfsssrsin ,abite atss bic lhaleise
Wistte
- Nn Der @snlra!siisnbaha bel pa.msr
ssristh sine Bride IN Brand. Das 5euer
!bsilts lIh sinsss: 3ass mi! u,o mspfsrs
Gsagsn pertranaten.
= Bon Ger 1erlS Yasiiic5aba pIra
Elm uaslad pca per SltltGeu Oiuiio1 ts-
riGist Mebtere psrlcnsn iolIen ratst
tas Qsben ps.!crsn taten. Watsre Nad,
rihten line nod nidt einsstrcifsn.
- Scr Itnbsre Sbsriff unb Steutr'
collector Strapsorn BON BitIianlun
County IT felt siafr Bcde fpu,los per,
ihwunbsn.
- Die Gis 6au uno pas Sprissm.
baus su S,iTerlon ino absebrannt.
- Sn Ger 8lass sessn ben WSroer
RottlHilp it bas 3susenpertor fir bic
gsrtbslbisuns ssldloRsn worpeu. Die
3eussn fur bic Anflass weresn iebt psr'
nummen. Die aussmsiae Nnnabms III,
cae Id Die Surs MID. einissn pirO.
= Sn Sadlonpille fanoen am gDtit.
nadtstase perldieosne SAIaSersien iiatt,
Ia welHtn an 4 perfenen mebr opsr noe.
niger sefdbrliA psrpunost wuroen.
= Sn DrYan oersif.et: fa etns Wre.
Nsattsrstp NIT Qaupaaum STR 2sbsn
wurbe itooA ssrettet.
= 0isr;is fartioe @inwanbsrer scn
Mlabama tamsn in Brpan on une liebsu
R4 balelbf i'm Bottom niersr.
- Sn Burnt siusen William Bate.
man unp Bill gantman aui7 biz Outer.
jasb. Dss lsbisrn gsrsar entiup id
babel sufdaite, Weife une Der Stub tGo.
tets Batsman ausenblidlidh. --
= I'm Der Nium @reet bsi gairc,
lbrannte Der @tore bon 8. 8. Ntooss al.
= Sn Btls Sbeater ,u Nufin sri7
Elm Nsritaner ben yoli,ifsn @atts mil
sinsm MtGer on, morauf bsr yOliy1
ldos uno cen Mtrifansr I'M 8cpf per
muntete.
- Sn Datlas siebt Is feline 8obIsr
mstr unp 50l, fann bel ben fdlshten Ws
gen nidt Ia Die Staot sebradt wertsn
Die @aseompaonis .mub ibre 9batistei
einifeQen.
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Iuerlet.

= ginsr un(frer aItsrsn bsutl9,n Nit.
burger. 5rr gtriitlieb miller, wuybr ss.
fern tetreist. Dsr arbsiierpsrein bt.
9leitete feline eeihs ,ur lskttn Nubtfdtte
Wiler poante ,uelt Bel yien .Braunf.ls
une Gseflte bann nah San Antoaio ii6er.
Seit Der lsbtsn 3sit lit er an Der Wal.
feriuGt, biz benn aud itin tGnOt bsrbsi.
fabrte. gA n
Der BietpraTseEt per gilsnbaau,
Z. D. .Yites, tat 0aprids !6aus a.
mietast unD ipirp vorlaaiiJ. fsins ofimat1
In SaH Nnicn!o auii6IaSsn.
= ga0ltn ga. man aud, II, gerar
County stnsn uaslud.iaen nDrummsr"
ptrbaftet, tsr feline e!eens GeiaB. -
- Die Hseonllrnctiens,ii ,e Ger Sntsr
nationalbabn lOllen nud pcr Nfujatr nbtr
ben GiboIo fabrsn.
sYipefsrbaa fnnsn i'm GaiEno unb
In Der Daue hes u ttitsrpfteins latt.
1eGerts Uetsr tannsn liG 1an,laaiss
lntGt winffen. Die Salte animirt gum
aan,tn.
/ s- 9ine lreiflas 6od5titsrsiis bat 6err
3. 6. Goslina, Der Nspaeteur bss ,SuiQ"
In @ofrcpilc, unttrnommtn. Ierldts
fan. ssffrn nit ieinsr iunssn 5rau In
Gan Anfonio unp il b.uts msitsr nod
6oufon efrfift.
= Nh aus ZEN NA!an,sissn ,u erle.
-btn, ,eist fln 5nr Samss DUFFY ale
@anbipat jur @ieserpabi fir eas Nmi
sfs Straetn @emmiTars an.
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ssnblids binsurd seeantenlos oisie sslbeu,
bartsn 3uss. Damn uerluAte iie bic
Nrme su rssen. aber es selans ibr biss
nur NIT Der Nsattn. 5ie wollte ipre'
d,n, absr Fe bradte nur lawer si!ise
unartifulirte Qauts terpor. pater guita'
dius wanpte fh su ibr, uno fein srauss
4use rutts Frsas uno tait auf iar. 81,
meine Iuhter, sic ino srtpaht !! = Sasts
er. = Der 6srr 10 iiber Gle acfommtn,
um S6r. @eele gu rs!tsn fur fh. Der
Wr3t BAT ertlart, pab Der @dla8 Ste se'
ra6rt babe, aSer bic momsntaas ge
ritruns perbe Nh :pieber psrllsrea.
ole leben, Der 5err wia Semen 3sit
IalIen, bae @ie bibsn mShtta Stre
lttts -attriinniae 3ett. prstitn Sie
itn, bab er Gle nidt tinuesssncm
men BAT bsute Nadt, inmitten Ssrsr
@Inben.
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