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, 1880-05-13

yexea: TelegrnEl,ic correspondence was en-, en-,
the situation wns discussed with EFrnt emf
neatness Fnaily te ;iTH,t.L"Kn ' I iastIo t,
Mise, OH the bnsls that Tho Farweal
Iintl delegation should bc admitted to
tho State Convention without u ,s, eG,nGtest' G'
ventton Grant should receive or the irst bal
dot tho complimentary voto OF Illinois,
AND THEN. lie WITHDRAWN Ftsost THE
FlELb
This proposition wis n,a'le in tho shape Of \
suggestion by ono Of the most prominent 0t
S oeIa. {a1!fswa Tc ps1sen @ to Ss wo it"s mso
osltlol1, but conveyed It to tic Blaine tieatl-
quarters. w'eEo It was takei. nntler, ntlvisc-
aaseeitcj fot to rs9sea that M il fnssks II:
burno people l,ayo tho gnnlc IN their
OWL hailtis and propose 10 knep, It.
riy M yys sf s ssts,f afs thsy = VIII f' ! !stft
compromise whatever. They started nut III
this cR,npniEli to, throttlu tho, thtrtl-term
movement now md forever, md fn tltls thoy
stss seyS 'Hfseff e i cl aqsi 5 ~ e. H fvS S'SS!sst 4st
hero In tlie huniu Of tllo tllrtltsrn, asplrant,
fur the reason that K It received the uMuualt-
t!ptt Endorsement ot Illinois 1t wn,il!l 10 4
difficult n.ntter ~ defeat 1t lit tito Nattol,a!
ngat.ist 1t solemnly, but lnstr.lcttl'g solnly
for blaine. Logan County, Illinois, elected
Delegates pledged to Dlatne. Wlittusitles
County Instructed for WashGurHe, aWl Mont
SpsM S M MGpSG o sS 9 n ayGyyy EGy9S Sy sdcc deca
Ing for Grant.
T1,EnE VIII. nE A CONFERENCES:
of the rttfnp delegates this morning ut tho
Palmer House. Tho consultation promises to
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NOTES.
not A HI,ATE-A1IAs1tETt

spteias Dl.pateh to Tns ch!eapo 1rsbuna.
WAs11lSoroN, D. e., Alay 1a-rubltc
Printer Defrccs says TINT the statuMe,tt toie-
guphed from Wheeling that he llas beon
there trying to break Blatne's slate Is cr-
roMeous. lie Inns not been III Wheeling for
twenty-five years, and never expects to be
ngnin. lie Is not engaged III breaking slates,
md wouldn't 60 400 miles to attend State
Convention III this weather X they would
give hin tho privilege Of debating the uonli-
milton. Defrecs, who predicted threu weeks
before the Cincinnati Convention that Hayes
would he notnlnntod, predicts to-iItght that
Window will be nominated at Chicago.
SOLID FOR BLAINE.
The following dispatches lIavo been re-
ceivct, at the Hlaino headquarters to-day:
WHEELING. W. VII, May 1s.-l,y resolution the
voto Of West Virglnla is solid for nlninc.
UP. rutLL1rs.
DETROIT, Mich, 3fny 1e.-Wondcrfut Convcn-
tlou: nil ono wAy. Ilano resolution passed.
unanimously, Tho delegation is composed Of
rst-class mon. All arc pledged. 1t IL Il com.
pleto triumph. EUGENE HALE.
MAssAcnusErrs DELEGATES.
Sptetal Dkpateh to Tho Chicago Itthuns.
DosroN, May 1l.-The Eleventh District Re-
pulcaus to-day chose wellington Smith aud
II. l.. Hyde, both Eim,lnds men, rs delegates 10
Chicngo. Several sets Of resolutions wcrc Of
fcrctl, two fnvorinx tho pledgIng Of tho dele
vntcs for. .Etlnunds md another that ttey DO liz
structod to support tho nominee Of tho Ch!cnEp
Convention whocvor he might bo. Tho Ed.
mundB resolutions wcro adopted.
MASSACHUSETTS, 0KEENuAEKEJ,B.
WORCESTER Mny 1l.-Tho following Delegates
Mt hrxc wero elected ut the GrnGntinok Cnhvun-,
lion; y. II. Lltchtnan, J. III. Dcvlnc, ~. Wilt.
now n1,Alss wAs CHEATED OUT or MARYLAND.
The acen 81 tho Gensoniop fp:s; ycstertiay il vr-
tually Il triumph for tho urAnt purity. fur. nj
though Nlhi1la resolution wnA T.sscd, 1t WINS
will not bo complied with by tho ur,int UNI sher-
tnln 1noh. Although nvary ulo knows that tho
sentiment Ct t1e lepubliSns; 2f tho Htato ls
who Voted for thu 0rAnt delegates. never would
hayo boom sent to Frederick hna their treachcry
OSfn VT s 1e sicK;tlon stSf y.
cortnin for !llaine, and tho ninst favorable
ornt E!yes .h hm .rn nmt W. u Mxnst
hMor 70 tue vananishet. MI. l,lainss frcatls
intg their nrr!laGH0cllts In tho bell that thoro
would y tass a.alinE n TIE "rS,n!za,lon nf tho
L. nnthInH tn their dscretslt. Tho action Ut tho
ChntrinuI Ut tic state Central Cnnmlttee in OK
GudfrK tho regular dc!uguies fn1n baltimore
gA1lizHtion. while ha aeatrl tho contcsting Ornnt
! delegation from The sooont District. ena6lod tho
Nrni't purity to cnntrol tho ten,por1lry Consen.
Convention or tho CutnmittGo on Creilentas III
their OWL Interest y IL, hnwayer, important, In
tho Interest q the Republican purity III Mary-
| land, wllusc Wishes wcro ~ abDnnably mIsrep-
resented ut Frederick, TINT tho most ulnphntic
scrunnlnus fraud, 80 That tho ashttrury action nt
| tho Chh!rmun III the 6tMto Contr1ll Committee
BhMt hover bo referred to III q precedent. 1t de-
serves to stand nlouc is monument Of lntn1ny,
, 1880-05-13

tlnd anyth!ug worth runr1lng nround horo sou
tHti hnyp It mil tntu II OF"
ltis SUMO df tho sniflfors may tffatrrfj yOn."
Hllcss mt" sl,e sud, ny sho f,oIntcIl to tho
sI1ns whore cnnno- bali i.ud turn thr,,,gl, tl,n
thero was rnakinE mud singing tho Pilgrims
1lnpe,s and didn't ni*s rock ilnr tlrpp u hnth.
s1un't hnrdly think hnu lrlgate nf horse jors
uy tDggint hi011E,"
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CONGRESSMAN HUBDELT4.
MA view or THE s1TUATtuN,

.C0nEfGSamQn jay H. l1HODC!lt OF tHo HlAcIl.
i2an Copper District, Chairman Of tho Re-
publican Congressional Committee, arrived
Mt tho Palmer House last evening, acc0npa-
MED by his family, with whom he leaves for
Washington this morning. The gentleman
said he had literally ran away To obtain
moments rcspit and to bring on his fatnily,
but really he had had very little rest slnce lle
left Washington. Mr.. Iiubbell was quite
aycrse to saying anything for print. TlfE
TRIBUNE representative, however, w0rmed q
few answers nut ot him, rs follows:
The reporter nsked:
ut IS very q,!let ii Washington. | nosver
saw 60 little Prcsident-inakfng going on
.,sWhat do you think OF the political stun
ri think It Is decidedly mixed"
<,,', <,,,",What do you think of the trouble In
ii dou't know much about It,"
"Who seems to hnye the Upper hand for
the preslientlal Z; d! nomination, ~ you UNDER
aon,t know. As sud before, Inev:E 4. 2 ssw
ington rs at this Time. Eynrybot!y seems to
lM liokl!ng back and waiting; Thy Congress
siol,al CoI!irnittce Of which mn Chnlrlna,',
l,as hnrtily dIscassed tho question, I,,d h,
S'at2S Sy tSst S tns as sfRfsiPE e &'GSHy II Gsa y
hatl not heeu reporte1 tn washington, wlleh
tlculnrs.H '''' D"'
"i,ut what do you think of It, anylowq"
I'm thnt Il ,vi,i ns1t hnih l;rnmt anil Ri"fma
nsr1n Thnv nr., Xiii fr;n,,,la ~ I,ire Il,
. fnat casn snmn ntflnr m,nn viii havs to In
takeu IN. md il las occurred to INC Tint thoy
viii takn' kp' n .I man lil;n Hamilton Fish. ;rhey
Mil have to to take up n M,ail yiio can curry .rj
WHY cnn't lie Grant l,ae'l taks - up such 4
ia vnu Innrinn Hat tho Illumination of
Mfr. Fish wonlti hn rnmarniiy .sntistactnry 10
thn mnssps NJ tie Hcnli,Iicnti nn,tV a;' ~
,,a,fnot yyo"or tin,,t az thnt % IN, Hi,
man tia mn;,n oe,nnnt ri tiM Sfatn nnnnrt-
msmf was ni,jS Mil thH n,nsf 1tnrfret wa
nvnr had a'nI' hn ts II, nSsrw senso '" n
Stnlwnrt Rsnslblican. So fur nj mi, con.
tWrnntf en,;iti sunt,nrt tira,lt. l1lnima Sl,.r-
Wnahin;r,,'e y, u.n,,i5I nn" to hcst pr.sitl"mt
thnnwI'f tS,nt t1,at % he ,yn,,lI hc tne IN slnsf
linn r., alert ar cn,,rs,,. thny INV tint viii
1lin1nn ,vst ,rn,,Ii hnva IN rnn,}urtn sinfmnaivn
cn,mnnfw,, nm nct =" ~ s,tTc nhnif fhnt
hi",,a NE II - ,vnMslnrf.t na,.nr e,,,.,,t
tic maine of JIM Blai"e. liz wep@iel piloa nSSo i 4
RSg eR M, pasS osf1fSx f@mafieIa @ ny evvI Gnalf a o
interest. i1o Ias ~ woIl,terfui nhIliiv. Tia
conld lalk in W sycry sus State and % ,lot mt 1i
vnrv s t fnw men ~ ,GeT Win % can o t,nt' M
.ioiI,, Sner,nnI, woni mnke n rnoti pr"si-
tiemt Wi,tin 'a T. nnt NJ hrii,innf M niuim"
hn 10 n i,nrtInr Snr,:nr cn,i i fhfmIr thnt nn il
1nnro ;,'mnt',iaI wft 'uthStc t Mst.otim , TIM,
Hir Rinina IvhtiH ht ,rns.in III S"nafn I'll, |tn
, 1880-05-13
:. EX-GOV. F0OTE DYyNG.

NAaHv1LLE, Tenn, May 1a.-Ex-Gov.
Henry =. Footo, Superintendent OF thu
United btates Mint ut New Orlchns, Is re-
ported lying ut tho point OF leath at Its tcsl-
aSn'cS tro ls sl IL s Desl
ilMGd " luis room, for several weeks past.
, 1880-05-13

CHICAGO, May 12.-1n answer to many I'LL
QuirIes rs to whether l shall attend tho
State Convention. ut Springfield III tho ca
pacity Of Delegate froln tho Palmer House
Convention, [ hcK to state that, not having
been elected Il delegate 10 tho County Con-
ventlo!l, cnllMut c0l,sent to appear as such
Mt Springfield. Yours, Respectfully,
EJlAHt EUUySELAiASys
, 1880-05-13
, RONDs PURCHASED.

, New YonK, May, l1,-rroposals to sell
bonds to tho Government tu-tlay aggregated
sS,7s.,60O, Ut which tho Secrctnry OF the
Treasury accepted 81, ,00u'0o0 III 10i55 to 10],70
for stxes Ut 10, tNt.A to 10tiG3 for sixcs Ut
vi, Alll 1886 to l0b.02H tor tivea.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

On Monday evening the 1st inst, about
O'Clock a. Mr.. Lindsay Warden was passing down
Monroe street, just a be reached the corner OF
Spiders store some unknown person, evidently
sanding near POOLS rear gate, fired pistol car
9ing No % cartridge which took effect in the
back Of Mr. Warden's neck, entering about two
inches, lodging against the neck bone. The
wounded man was Immediately taken TO Raw6'
Drug Store and the ball extracted by Doctors
nsiion and Randolph, and the young man b re-
covering rapidly a. could be expected An
e1or 10 discover the perpetrAtor proved futile
Again At about IL O'Clock - policeman Bob
koberSon, Was crossing the street near the corner
q Monroe and Jefferson streets another unknown
party dashed BY on horseback and fired three
shots from . revolver, Bob thinks ut him, but
none Of them took effect
As Mr.. Warden IN young man highly e.
leened By all and was never known to have .
peAonA enemy. and policeman R0hinson ID one
d he most qaiek peacs4ble eolorsd msn In the
oiy, il Is the general supposition that neither Of
Aen we're the intended victims. n indsed, any
particular person was aimed 81 From the num-
oer Of drunken men in the city that night Ii b
reasonable 10 suppose that Al the shots were
med a. random By some drunken fool who
azthe1 knew or cared where they lodged
Bot il matters not how, OF BY whom they were
afed, II The scamps who did &c could be deleetsd
ny should be severely dealt with
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

I'm PURSUANCE or a DECREE or THE
III Circuit Court Of the Third Judicial Circuit Of
Florida for Madisoa county, made the S0th day Of
September, A. D. 1850. in . eertain cause wherein
Jacob D. 6witzer, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Daniel ]. swtzer, and IN his own right, IL complain
ant, and A. p. Wright and others. are defendants,
win Mister in Chancery, sell to the highest bidder
Court House Square, in the City OF Tal.haasee, In
Leon eounly, On he First MoadAy IN Deeamber,
A. d. 1850, The same being the Fint Monday in
said decree mentioned, and described q follows,
and known the s'enelIr Place, to-wit The NV Or.
the an az, the W half Of M a.. the halfof sW
g. e sestio. s.slys tss ea We end s w Gr q
NV 81 half q nv arsf NV g. q Section thir-
team ga the h.lf q NE g q Section fourteen
"a NH Ie.nshIP two 60 Mage one % North
plaes, snd deseribsl = follows: ne n hAlf Of 81
Or, 10 hah q NJ ar q Section Tweniy 60 Din
fcwmhP twot1l Rsnge twc q North end East,
isss; sisoG M q NJ y, v AL q q a., Z hall
q NJ q, 81 q Of eEqr M qr a. 81 qr o. Section
ni.sssan O. - - q 60 qE. sw 81 g sW y,
49, .es ~ g . g c1sW g g sectioa nine
as5 - = ~ 4. M j sssE = q ..
iioa twsnty O. eonsslnl.g N k.ndEsd - eighty
acss., esss e l.. e = 1ow.sA,R I've g Rs.es
fwsaS5slx (ssl - : 80 e 90 = g ssetioa
- 60 @ y - g g Z q ssetio.
nsssS - - essssi.iss ~ - - s.sSrss -
tnsnsy aessA. nese - -. 81 = q
slsvs1 hs.ass - slzsT Cd aessa. ssss q -
fss..Pe = - - - q -. ~ -
80 s1sf - two % Nossh ~ ~ 4 40
80 to sEr0 - EnAIn Lea eennky, Aeaaske1 e
fa!as!ss hagsnlng q - W4 So g - " hslr
81. - g 90 - - - 49, -
-; CO - - lIa5 80. = =.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

s~vunI e.y and nlsehissom young cnlored
-. vent sbout the city the night a Tie elsc-
- rpplyiae . nsw a. - he salssssa plssy q
,hrzs .anber Of old and Aish1dl sisass q De
ehurcA, BY going 10 tAem and Announcing that
R,uxhGn had got 1" Ths nst result showed
- fhs sssss, win . sinsis sxsspsina, N fsom
,-,cs. and swore hike cur amy IN FiandezA'
~ srcspsioa above nsntionsd waS hat of .
ed old mother who only grseasd ths bearer Of
:. bsd news with Yoa he, siri Yea lisi 1t amt
%, Git ouien dis house, qulck, e yoaT have 10
hwpuPP
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
Al Philips for Fall PiAntingi CAll at the Sign
Ofcify Drug Store-Garden Seed Depot 1T


Aouieler election has not been known in Leon
fvr many years. The colored people are 10 be
specially commended for their good conduct
They we're orderly and good-natured, and al
though not in any way restrained or 0verawed,
CONDUCTED themselves with q regard for decency
and good order, which, considering the teachings
tber have bad since they became voters, was e.
remarkable IS il was satisfactory and pleasing.
We have made dilgent inquiry, and have heard
a 10 bulldozing by Democrats, the only pFac-
ties Of the kind being the active part taken in
he elscton by q number Of the lower classes Of
colorsd women, who tramped the streets and
stood about in the vicinity Of the polls election
eerng for their favorites or for de party" very
much to the disgust OF all their more respectable
colored compatriots of both sexes- We heard of
few instances where threats and abusive lam
ruage were used towards Democratic negroes by
Their Republican brethren, but there was no vio-
Ience within the county that We know Of Those
Of the race who voted the Democratic ticket did
% quietly for the most part, but few glsried in
their selfErought emancipation from the chains
Of party Afation and the crack Of the party lash.
The Republican candidate for Governor, DR.
ConOEer, is entitled to especial credit for s per-
sonal efforts to secure and preserve peace and
goodwill. Accompanied by DR.. Arthur l. Ran
dOlph. Chairman of the Leon County Democratic
Executive Committee, who invited him to q seat
IN his buggy, he spent several hours during the
day visiting the different polling -placeA
About noon q company of little colored boys,
some ten or twelve in number, fixed up dummy
labeled Bloxham, which they bore in procession
Bloxham's funeral" q piece of pleasantly
which amused everybody and was performed
goOd-nAturedly enough; but on seeing it DR.
CoDover, perhaps knowing that Bloxham would
IN the end turn out the liveliest kind of q corpse
and certainly with view to prevent even the
appearance of anything unseemly, interfered and
persuaded the boys to postpone the funeral until
later, remarking as he did so that his desire was
that there should be nothing done that he could
prevent calculated to mar the harmony Of the day.
About O'Clock at night crowd began to
gather At the Republican and Democratic head
quarters and At the telegraph Office, where the
operators, Miss Carrie Cuttings and Miss Ida
Dudley, labored faithfully and long 10 furnish the
dispatches for which provision had previously
been made The news from the North by IL
sciock showed that Hancock was defeated, and
that Bloxham was probably elected, and the
crowds dispersed feeling that it had been, on the
Whole. 9 sort Of drawn game, in which there was
room for both rejoicing and disappointment on
both sides.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09
Sherif7s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the Circuit Court Of the Second Judi
certain eanse wherein II. T. Brooks, is plaintiff and
Jacob B. ewitzer, is defendant, have levied upon
and will cell the Court House Square, in the city
December next, being the LIST Monday Of said
month the following described property, belonging
to Jacob B. switzer property levied upon to satisfy
said execution to-wit Nine bales Of cotton marked
respectively ~ follows: J. g. 40; J. g. 40; J. g.
sO0 J. g. 400; J. s., 6O4; j. g., 49, J. g., S67; j.
g., SO j. g., $40.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

Goods continue 10 come in at the new Drug
Store, and in few days Rawls win convince the
people Of this section that he means to make his
store aS emporium for drugs, medicines, fancy
and toilet articles, perfumery, lamp goods, &c,
which is constantly increasing, and he evidently
expects to do q big business this winter. E2o-1w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

4 obs.ined By buying the aest When you want
. ed tooth brush, hair brush or comb, 60 10
avis, and our word for 1t. you win not be dis
.unointed So-1W
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

shoes gh0es! 9hoes9
Doo't buy cheap goods they are dear at
.vr price A61 D.B. MEazuIss, in
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

Every variety for the season at Philips Drug
store 21-6
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09
LAND FOR SALE.

n GOD LAND FOR FARMING; SUITABLE FOR
VI Trucking and Oranges; the most healthy loca-
ton In the State good water; good timber Amy
time II desired. good lot. of Orange Trees from
to three years old situated within one mile of the
Capital Of the State, Good schools, churches-good
roads and desirable lands. Apply to
G. g. GIBBS, Agent.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

White and CoIored. A perfect fit guaranteed, al
D. B Meginniss', Jr. 2e-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

ATLANTA, Ga, January IA, 160e.
AEssRs. HuTCHIs0W d Bno.: Ihave-tessed
your Neunlgine," both on myself and On 9th
ers, and have found it to be an that Is claimed
specific Tor Neuralgia and Headache. recon-
mend it to my friendA Yoan truly,
aug Slam FRANK l. HARALsoN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

NEURALaME.-This specific ler Ns1E1leA ard
Headache 10 NOT offered to the puAlic m xxna
cuR1 ALL, but b only good fox Neun2eh and
Headache Fpr these tE0ables & h unl1IIIne.-
Every bottle guaranteed II taken according 20
directions. HuET, RANKIN q LAMxR'
NovS-sm Wholesale Agents. Atlanta, Ga
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09
FLORIDA FRUIT TREES

T>OR SALE AT THE ARCHER NURSERIES,
Il consisting in part of LeConte Pear, japanese
Persimmon, Peach, Apple, Almond, Nectarine, Chi
nese Ounce, Japan Plum, and Sweet Secdling-Or
ange, from one year old to Bearing Budded Trees,
with ehrubbery, &c.
By permission give as reference d. 6. Place, Of
Waldo, Fla, whose Orange Trees we have this day
purchased. Correspondence solicited.
LIPSEY & CHRISTIE,
Archer, Alachua County, Fla
AuOuaf a lR00-6m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

hM buy Florida Wagon. same - he cash.
5s-n B.W. BKRRx
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

Amps tesliznnials ffum eFezs aec1ica e. a..
country shows Ehak Bgadns1de ESm&3e NKulrKor
= g & e1niun . - WomAn's Bet Eri1a ~
Many ealBeEin9 Semales hare txied It, ana have
haen cured, ard bear witness b ID nerih In
eound Constitutions and rosF cAeekR In record
b before the pahlic Doa'f nh 6 - = q eoas
are suffering ffcm suy Of thsjcompln i1ln neeulnr
10 The sax No1a- en-
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Masters Sale of Real Estate.

November 5th. 1850 es-5t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26
(Hns ben EIiegsnOer BIdttern.)
SWet cole 8raner.

@arei emit Sipei cole 8rauer,
8rauer aus Der Brauerei,
Die berietben NIT chamber,
@as nun tuobl 81 MAIDEN iei.
9enn ben Rats3on ob5utpilsen -
uub tntirlih nit @eipinn -
Guf baS Bublifum, oas quite,
Strebten sic nit bieb'rem Ginr.
Sprad Der Cine bieier Gblen:
$50 uirb's tuubt am 8eiten sebfn,
Benn ben GierpreiS mir per 2iter
I'm ,tuei 8fennis' nod erb6b'u Il
uGufSui9lasen", fpro@ Der Gnb're,
,.R69t' td mir iuobl tarrr setrau'n
9ieber isnte1 mir in 8ufunft.
Infer Bier bod lei9ter BRAUN |"
9n nun Reiner iuolIte leiben,
DaB Der Gnb,re tbeu'rer fei,
r1no baB &einer, ais Der Hnb're
Dinner made fem @ebrdu.
so selobten Te benn 8eibe,
&lopfeno ihren biden Baud:
Dinner Stuar bns Bier 81 Iiefern,
9nfir nber tbeurer au1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26
g.. 8nFe.

- Gsi9dftsbrummer 80 eineui &C.
lehrten. ben &c anf Der 8eiie trifft:
Bober, ireuu ib frnsen barf?-- Gus
Detroit. - Sir tueIGes 6aus?- - Sir
metn eisene8. = Snrf i9 sic nod
Sbrem Ramsr fraaeu? = sic bhrfen
6as. - Well, tpie beisen Sie?-
Sonesl - Sn tuelfer 2iuie MAIDEN
Gie?- SD uerftebe Sic ui&t, mein
Serr? - Sd meine, NIT mas sic bau<
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