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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
ME. PECKSNIFF.

Mr.. PECKsxIFFisa very Ubiquitous in
diyidual Just at this time. He is the
fellow who exhibits the effect OF the
Presidential election directly at the
point If the nose. IL has had the singu-
lar effect of turning the end OF his nose
toward the stars 1t is the only thing
about MIR. PEcKsxIFg which Goes point
10 the stars.
II Mr.. PECEsxIFF has been a Repub-
lican i'm the campaign, he now looks
asquin; at every psmOcrat he meets.
With the point of the nose iaclining rs
aforesaid, he bows with unwonted dig
nity. il he bows at all, and looks about
him rs il he feared some party as
sociate had been a witness to
his contiescension. He would consider
his character seriously compromised in
the community ii he were to he seen
associat:ng with hisopponent in politics,
either in the affairs OF business, society
or religion. In the view OF Mr. PEcH-
SNIFF, Republican, the man who differed
with him in the last campaign is dis
graced. The stamp OF infamy has been
placed upon him by the result OF the
election. and he has no standing among
men that entities him TO respect.
IL Mr.. PECESSIFF was Democrat in
the campaign, defeat has had the same
ciIec; upon the point OF his nose as sue
cess has had upon that Of Mr., PICK
sxiFF's, Republican. He looks upon his
Republican opponent IS political rob-
Der and raviSher; greedy usurper who
wants a monopoly OF the public crib:
an enemy OF the people against whom it
is his duty to maintain personal war
fare and eternal enmity. Social equality
is not TO be thought OF.
Altogether Mr.. PEcHsyIFF, be he
Demoera. or Republican, is a very mar
row souled, malignant and unmanly
kind OF man. His soul would rattle in
the shell OF a mustard seed. His polit-
ical horizon is bounded entirely by the
personal features and enmities Of the
campaign. He did not fight it on prin-
ciple, and he does not yet discover that
principles entered into the contest
which admitted Of honest differences Of
opinion. upon which the country d.
vided, and upon which men have diff
fered, will continue to differ, and have .
right to differ through all time. The
fool killer would do the oountry q ser
vice by eliminating the PrcKsSIrrs
from the population.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

An analysis OF the vote of West Nir-
yinia discloses that the Influence which
the editor OF the Lntsiiigenrer is now di-
rectly or indirectly claiming with much
eagerness as his own proper share IN
the result, must necessarily be set down
either as contributing to the increased
Democratic majority in the State, CT
otherwise to the false impression re
yarding the result that has gained cur
rency outside Of the State. This is the
only disposition that it is possible to
make of the personal magnetism which
he is supposed to have thrown into the
campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
TIE NEXT APPoRTIoNMENT.

New York Times.
The completion of the tenth enumera-
ton OF the inhabitants of the United
States will be followed by a new appOr-
tionment OF the seats in the National
House of Representatives. Let us see
what the results OF the new apportion-
ment will be. The House of Represen-
tstves now contains 293 members. An
examination of past appointments and
a computation OF percentages shows that
the relative strength OF New England
has fallen steadily from % per cent. in
1870 to less than 10 per cent. in 1870;
that the relative strength Of the four
Middle States has gradually de-
creased since 1920 from 81 per cent.
to % per cent. in 1870; that the South
ern States, aided by the admission Of
Territories TO the westward, have more
slowly, but none the less surely, relin-
auished their power. falling from 40 per
cent. in 1900 to 3i.S per cent. In looo'
and that the marvellous growth OF the
West, north OF Mason and Dixon's line,
excluding Missouri for the purpose oil
Classifying it with the Southern States
has rapidly swollen its power in the
House from 3 per cent. in 1910 to 81 per
cent in 1870. 1t is plain that New
England and the Middle States must re-
cede with each apportionment, and that
the struggle for the highest percentage
now lies between the South and the
West. each of which sections is expand
ing 10 the westward.
Let us suppose that under the new
apportionment the House will contain
293 members. as it does now. 1t is not
probable that the number will be in
creased, for the body 10 already an I'm
wieldy one, and v Ne use 293 a basis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

The international commission to in
yes,igate and adjust the claims OF citizens
of France against the Government OF
the United States, will meet in Wash
ington this week. The claims to he in
yestigated amount to some 1000 in
number and to about S3O, OOO,OOO IN
amount. These include not only the
claims of French citizens against this
government for property destroyed in
the war OF the rebellion, bu, also counter
claims of American citizens against the
French government for property des-
troyed by the French fleet in Maximil-
ian's war on Mexico, and for property
destroyed in Paris by the Commune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
THE OPERATION OF THE ELEC-
TORAL SYSTEM.


When the returns Of the popular vote
for presidential electors have been can
vasssd aud the result ascer,ainsd by the
proper officers in each State, the Cover
nora Of the respective States will cause
the electors to be notified Of their cleo
ton.
The electors chosen, will meet in their
respective States on the first " ednesday
Of December for the purpose OF casting
and certifying their votes.
On the second Wednesday in Febru'
ary, 1881, the t~o houses OF Congress
will meet in joint session Tor the pur'
nose Of counting the electoral votes GER
tilted to them from the several States
and the result OF the election cannot
until then be fully and finally deter
mined.
We know enough now, however, u
saw that even il Gen. GARrIsLD shai! be
declared President by the electoral
vote, he will. nevertheless, be President
against majority Of the popular VOTE
This is one OF the unpleasant, ii not
unjust, feature, Of our electoral system,
which We face st nearly every Preslden-
rial elt c:ion-that OF seeing q man in
stalled in the office against whom ma
jority OF the votes Of the people have
been cast; whom a majority OF the quail
fled voters have declared they did not
want for President.
This feature Of our electoral system
was adopted and has been maintained IN
order to preserve the distinction oil a
vote by States, and is that part oil the
States rights theory only, against which
the Republicans are no: found object
ing, inasmuch as its practical operation
has given them two or three Presidents,
when they would have been in the mi.
nority il the result hsd depended upon
the popular vote.
But the feature is not necessary to
the preservation OF the electoral system,
and might be improved so rs not to de-
stroy the distinctive vote OF the States,
and at the same time would give ex-
preston to the popular vote.
The fault OF the present system IS that
the whole eject oral vote OF a State IS
Given 10 a candidate who receives ma
iority of the popular vote, leaving the
minority unrepresented. The candi'
date, for instance, who receives sixty
thousand out of one hundred thousand
of the popular vote OF West Virginia, IS
entitled TO have the whole OF West Viz
ginia's electoral vote cast to his credit
when in reality his popular vote
only represents about TWO
thirds of the vote cast. II the electoral
vote were cast with reference to the
popuar vote in such case, the majority
candidate ought to have but three and
the minority candidate the remaining
two electoral votes.
GARFIELD received only very small
fraction more of the popular vote in
New York than was cast for HANCOCK
vet the former gets 81 electoral votes in
New York and the latter none. 10 also
il will result in the general summary oil
the vote of the country that HANCOCK
has received more votes at the ballot
box than GARFIELD, but the electoral
votes will show more for GARFIELD than
HANCOCK. A minority Of the popular
vote will make q ARFrELD President, while
a majority counts for nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
Tur r,s,;sb Church Congress, which

The English Church Congress, which
has met this year in the old town oil
Leicester, is very enthusiastic body,
and had an attendance over two thou
sand strong. The leading subjects dis
cnss,d were: The Religious Condition
Of the Nation" "The Church in Reia-
ton to the Organization OF Labor,
"The Influence OF tae Cnurch Over
Young Men and Women, The Tenn
pprauce Question" The Cathedrals ys-
tenn" The Moral Dangers OF Factory
AMI Workshop Life" Existing Forms
Of Unbeliei," AMI Popular Recrea-
tions"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

\ CORRESPONDENT writes TO correct
the report Of our ParkersburS cores
,ondent who represented Judge X. 5.
BROWN as saving in his speech at that
Mace. that he served as private in
the Union army for four years" What
Juig. Brown said was that he served
as a private in the Republican ranks
from the organization OF the State oil
West Virginia to the year 1855"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
campaign.

AID now Calico CHARLIE rises to ex-
plain that he would be much pleased to
have the Ohio Senatorship. and that
being the case. SHERMAN may as well
withdraw that letter expressing prefer
ences in the same direction and write
another suggesting that he is needed in
the Cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

TmE Republican iubilation continues
L,reabou,s a. though the party in tins
Sta,, hal been the chief instrument IN
the election of GARFIELD, and were en-
,,tlel TO all the glory. But, how 50?
VIVA, has GARrISLD to show for all this
shutter both before and after the el-c-
ton What is National Republican
victory worth to West Virginia, any
b,Vp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

Is UUrCHrSsoS makes progress all
over tine district in the same direction
and 70 the same extent that he did IN
recountins his own county, he viii GER
tainly count himself out Better 'e'
we'll enough alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

NoRoDY is inquiring specially about
the result OF the November election IN
this State. 1t is taken for granted.
Large bodies move slowly; and the large
Democratic majority is vending its way
10 the CAPITOL by easy stages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

TIE National Democratic Comm,t'ee
will hold final meeting at New York
on Friday next, at which the New iorS
election frauds will be discussed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

Iris reported again that JAMES Cor
pox RKxSxrr's expedition to the North
Pole, on the Jeanette, has been lost IN
The ice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

Iris 10 be hoped that the people VINO
predicted a tumble in stOck' and bonds
in case HANCOCK should be elected, have
no, los, sight Of the market during the
mast week. Stocks that they predicted
would drop three dollars on share with
U,xCocS's election, have dropped SIX
since GARFlELD's election was an
nouncel,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

NOBODY seems TO take the Democratic
defeat more philosophically than oen.
HANCOCK himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
Asthma RAISED from Death.
Asthma. Piles & Rectal Diseases,

J r. Grant, NJ. D., Physician and SURGEON, has
certificates Ia his possession OF in the above
diseases, covering periad Of over twenty years,
open for Inspection. He Will relieve any case OF
Sps.mndic As,hma I'm "A few minutes. aud with.
olt charye. Asthma il durable III all us stages,
I'm the old or young. We hsye Wheeling refer
ences OF our ability TO core Plies ana Rectal Dis
eases We intend 10 remsilI, anu can be fOnnd
at Room Go Stamm House. Wheeling, West Va
Consultation in person. or by letter, free to all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
ROOMS FOR RENT.

rTNHREE OR FOUR DESIRABLE ROOMS
l. for Offices or sleeping rooms, for rent in the
building occupied by c. \. Lucas Muse store.
Enquire at the REGISTER Counting Room. rO5i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

Is the next House o! Delegates oil
West Virginia. the Democrats VIII have
almost 4 tvothiris majority, standing
A Democrats. Il Republicans, l lnde-
rendent, aul Grecnbacker. For a
ua;ty that made SO much fuss IN the
campaign, and with which everybody
was 80 anxious to "iuse," the Green
hackers do not pan out very well in the
,omposition OF the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
FOR RENT.

MY LARGE AND C0MMOblOCS HOTEL,
Nl better known Is the Lingaman House,
No l2li Water street, Wheeling, W. Va Pos
Sc sion given the first day Of April next, 1851.
For particulars enquire al the premises
noGb l.. LlNGAMAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
NOTICE.

an ACCOUNT OF SlCKNE $ AMONG
~ their horses the Wheeling and Elm Grove
Railroad Company will run cars, until further
notice, as fellows:
Leave Hornbrook's
cave Wheeling Park
G:.OA.a. 5:COP VI. ,0)A.K. 5:Wr. N.
i,oOPN 900 7:iJ " Gao
On Sundays cars will b. run 20 accommodate
Church goers JOS. kLEEH, SUPP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

TVORSES FOR SALE-TwO FINE HORSES;
III will work anywhere. will be sold very
chrsp by L. LARKlN.
robs 1912 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
LOST.

A POCKET. BOOK CONTAINING F0 I X
n Checks. and PapcrS. The finder may keep
currency II 81 inclined, by returning lhe papers
and checks 10 this oiiiOc. b.
nOy6h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
WANTED, SPOKES.

WYE ARE PAYING S3j on PER THOU SAND,
w in Wheeling. for good tough White Oak
Slnkcs. Dimensions, - inches long. ~ inches
wide. clear oil sap; sap split OF Il. inches thick
noSa cooley BROTHERs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10

Dissolution of Partnership.
vJNnE FIRM OF ZINK Il MOREHEAD HAS
i this day been dissolved A. K. Morehead.
retiring The busipess Of the late firm will De
settled BY W. Thomas Wink, who is authorized
to do so. Parties knowing themselves indebted
will please call and make settlement NJ once.
W. THOMAS IlNk,
A. Il. M0REuEAD,
NOVEMBER I. 1850.
shall continue the business. Furniture, Car.
pets, &C. at the old sand. III Main street, and
with good goods and low prices, guarantee salts
facti n aS usual ". THOMAS I!Nk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

Beiuder gum i5eife pirb untsri9iebIi9 auf
75-1o0,0 900 anssseben, aber fdon bic
Deforberuns pom l0O, 900 Yerionen mob
renb bret ober 4 Taseu uiirbe fur bic CT
ienbabnen cine sroBs aufsabe sspsien
fetn. Sebenfaus mar IS ein grobartisss
6eff TN 8untte Der SbeiInabme unb ibers
traf aQe bisberisen Observation-Disclosures.
gen BET Beitem. DAP is6od ,&inber unb
Rinbestinber" Der Beiu5er f5 bieies gr:
eighties in ben fernffsn 3sitsn nod eriu'
nern werbeu, mie elm entbufuitti9er Sci
tunssi9reiber In Mil Dau msints, III
benn bod etuas fart aufsetrasen".
0as S5Htenfetbs s v8sii. @is,
confns unb Mlnueiota S6IsenbuneeS",
wirb au 10, 90, 81. uno %. Iuguit in
ct. Saul itattftabeu.
Ger Sturm, Der ON 10. b. 90. in
Wiuneiota 70 sroBen S5uben that, BOT
AUDI @iseouRn nidt ssidont. Die @es
seno UNI Sparta lit Defenders. Der
S9aben am @streiee if auberorbentIi9.
Sn Sparta uurbeu mebrere auf benz Sc:
leiie ftebeabs 8assous umseuotfen, Elm
NIT WeiSen ansetiater gstreiosipside,
uurbe pom ieinsm Sunbament aufsebobsr
uub sdnslt5 5erii6rt; Die O~epotsebduos
wurben umssitirtt uno Elm SlisitrabI fub,
in bas EeIesrapbenamt, uubur5 uieI
Sba6en aneeitiftst murbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
StaIten.

Die 6ffsntIidsn Sidsrbsitssuiidnbe In
Stalien finS rsdt srbaulide. Siusit uurbe
in 2iuorno elm Correspondent Der Sag
,stta b'StaIia" apf elmer StraBe am beIs
len Gage aus rpoIitii4en @riinbsn" ers
morbst, obne baB bic po,ber unterri4tete
YoIi,si bus gttsntat usrbitete, nod baB
Bis isst Der WSrosr sefaBt 1T. Seute wirb
bereits uiebsr aus @enua be,i4tet, baB
bort aui ben Gbsfrsbattsur Der 3situns
LA malta ~vossa", Ssrrn 9uisi Rimaiu,
elm @orbani5Ias psriu9t purbe. Der
M6rber enttam, obsIeib ss erit 10 llbr
gbeubs unb bic S'raBs nod isbr beIebt
mar. Der Dol5ifi9 ue,uria9te nur cine
lsi9ts Ysrpunouns. Sn Bologna wuroe
am lslbsu Gage, Nadmittass. Der uniuers
iitdtsprofsfor gsueri auf Oifener StraBe
nit eiusm GoStidIdser 10 brutal ansssrif'
fen, baB ism bas BIut lbsr bas @sii&t
lief. Der Srofefor erwiberte ben Insriff
nit sinsm &suolueriduiis, Der iebo4 febl
cling. Der ansreifer i@Ius bierauf ben
proieEor Al 8oben; elm 5psitsr &suoluer'
i4uB perpunbste ben Mnsreifsr am 5alie,
bsrislbs enttam jebo9. 8eranIaii Jung gu
benz @nsriffe mar @a@e wsssn ebrsnrab'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Eisfe BON 90 SuB cine 4 SUB itarte &obIen'
aber au~fsefunbsu.
Wtnnefota.

Bon o a Iwa 2 tn SrIanb iinb breiBis
SamiIien unb so Bis 60 S~unsseis0sn aui
Der Sabrt mad Bottom, UNI pom bort nod
Wtuneiota ~ fommen. sic finb bIutarm,
unb Elm tatboIii@sr Pfarrer bs,ubIt fir is
bic usberfabrt.
Sn WtnneapoIis uolen bic Oeut:
f9en, b.. ;. ie MOLTEN cine politii1e Der:
eintsuns bur9 ben vOeuti5en 8erein" Der,
ffelen, unb in ben Ssitungen purSen Dor:
ber bic seui9tisen Ibf5ten uRb 9Iane,
btesba CUR Gusfibruns tommen ioatsn-
es mar ibuen uor einisen Wo6eu ndmlid
selunsen, einen beutiden alderman gu er.
pdbIen-beFpro6sn. Oa famen pter Waun
our geriammluns! Das 1T 10 EDIT mad
beuti@en Widel's grtl
Wtnneot a putbe am 10. un6 IL. 3.
W. i9uer bstmseiu9t. 8dbrsnb i'm gfor.
ben oes Stadtes fdpsre WoItenbri9e fiss
len, tobten i'm iiSli9sn G5eiLs uerberben'
brin9enbe WirbsIpinoe uno beioubers YIue
Garth gounip parbs ituer gelaGoist.
Sn 9ate @rpftal, Imbop unb @arben Stir
0urbe elm GROCER EbsiI Der !5auier ibrer
Odter beraubt, am touiten aber bat bas
nnpetter IN Wantato ssbauf, unb pirb
Der anseriGtete S9absu auf $685. 900
sei6dst. Die SabI Der beidGoieten Sdu.
lsr 1T cine enorme. 9duss Der sansen
9tnis Der Siour @itp 8abn bsssi9nen ser:
i9mettsrte Sdume, s~sriiOrte 6auier, i'm
serifs enc 6snSen ben @ss, peI9sn bsr
Sturm senommeu bat. Die Stabt ReS
Using 1T BON einem ioI6sa &esen bsimse.
lu9t woroen. baB bic Statt tbsilpeiie unite,
Waner seieet uRb has @sIsiie Der 8abn 70
bsf4dbist wurbe, baB feline 3ise bis gum
nd9ftsn Gage p%aiiren tonntsn. Sn Dim.
feb unb Woper gountp mat ber Sturm
BON sroBem 5aseIwstttr bssIeitet. ara
pitbete Der Sturm In ct. CHARLES uni
u~msesenb. Oie 9anbi1aft warb iber,
i4wemmt; 8rifsn wu,ben fortaerifeu,
unb in benz BON benz Sturm sertriimmerter
fte%inernen Staa 6. Sofer's i'm Comm 81
mira wurbeu suet Yfsrts set6btet. 8e
Saratosa wurben bic 3pei S9euern Sobr
Balls iber ben Saufen, unb piele @etreib,
9auler unb 5euiduppsn umseporfeu
Die Saaten Iitteu sulpinbIi5. unb seise,
utelfa9 eth selbli4es ausiebsn. Der Wai
1T auf pielen 5elberu sdnsIid ruinirt
usbsl bat Der Sturm aud ben Stdbtae,
Opatonna unb JaribauIt. iouis Der hinge
senb nttseipislt. st. Saul par pou cine
usbsri4msmmuns bsbrobt.
Die 6irma Waibburns, @rosbp 4
80. ron NinneapoIis bat auf Der Milsr
ausiteauns tn Cincinnati fir ibr Srib
labrspsi5snmebl aae bret Prsmien 3uss
ipro4en erbaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

concert fatt, wsI9ss auen gnmsienbsn
unpereeBIi9 bleiben wirb.-Mm 80. Mat
fanb tn benz Buidpert bes Dra9en:
Ell Elm 8ranb fntt. Seuerfreifen lies
fen plosli4 tn laussu 2iuien ben Berg
binauf, Der balb In cine &au1woIte sebiGt
NOR, aus Der bier uub ba bic rotben Slams
men acknowledgment. Mit eintrstsnber
Ounfelbeit BOT bic brennenbe 8eratuppe
eineu maleri9 idSneu InbIid bar. Oas
9ebOl3 Der GomsauIe brannte pSuis ME:
Der, ,poraaf bic Slammsn fi5 norbparts
mad Der &nire bin,csen, mo fe inbeB eiuen
peniser erbeblt@eu S1aben anridteten.-
Ganprsni9iiie unb &epeiQe tinbiaten an,
80. Ufai has S5issufeif tn gbrens
BRETT t Ell an. Die 5duier uuS Stra.
ZEN uarsn feitIi6 seidmitt. 0a9bsm
Der poIidbrise S6atent6uis Ssrr Snaub
unier Wtuitbesleituns mod benz SsiipIats
seIeitet, wurben Die iibliden Sdlfe gu
su @bren Sr. Wai. Ses Saiiers absefeuert
urb hos @ossIi6ieeen nabm ieinen gin:
fang. Oils goseIt0nis purbe Ssrr StoI.
!ewert ppn Gbrsnbreitftsin protlamirt.-
Der erfreuli6e Gtufidpung, weIten bie
6oblen I SSrberun9 Der SaarbrGter
@rubsn ig ben Wiutermonatsn ssponnsn,
bat gum S6aben Der 9ersleute lsioer ri9t
LANCE ansebaIten. Nadbem in SoIse Der
sruben Nadfruse fir Snbuitrie: unb Saus'
branofpbIe bic 8elesi9aft auf ben t6niss
li9en 9ruben 10 beoeuteno permsbrt uer;
ben mu6te, baB bieisl6e gnbe Wdr, (ein,
idItsSIt9 Der @rubenbsamtsn) %, 1922
Wann bstrus, muBtsn int Mpril bsreits
rDieber NrbstterentlaHun9 porgeupmmen
uno u5 unS gu Ssieridi9tsn sinseIsst psr'
ben. Ole i'm erftsn 9ierieliabr perbienteu
2Obne iinb sesen baS lests 8ierteIidbr bee
uersansensn Sabres nidt unerbsbIi9 &c:
itissen. Ser b%urdi6nitIide Wcnatsper'
bienit ifeate ii9 fur einen 9dusr i'm Sa'
nuar auf SO, O4 Dr., i'm Ssbruar auf So
70 W. i'm Mdrb auf 70, So 3d., fur elmer
Wann Der san3en geIesi&aft i'm Wonut
Sanuar ouf s0,s2 W., i'm Ssbruar auI
1881 @. unb i'm Rdrb auf II, 10 3d..
mouon BET Nrbeitsn unter Gage nod bi,
Soften bss @rubenIampen. 8 els NIT il
maxine 10 9fsunis fir bic Sdidt II
abjus sebradt wetben mihen.-9or ben
Sranbe am 8. Giai bate 9 m boIbe,
auf 273 Bsfsunsen 25S 0obnbduisr, 2;
sewerbIi9e unb S65 Ianbu irtbi9Iide @e,
bdube. Oapon fnb In Ai1e seIsst lSs
Befennseu uub swar 1874 Wobnbdaisr
7 sewerblite unb 2l1 misunderstanding
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