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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29

Don't Your Canary Sing?
Then get Il bottle of Bird Eitters, which is an
unfailiny rcstOrer of song and cure fol all
diseases of cage birds. 1t your druggist does
not keep it. or will not get 1t for you. send q
postal card TO the Bird Food Company, 3O7
Federal street, Camden n. j., and they will
see that you are supplied. Price, % cents.
MARI: :smd&W
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 40, 1891
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, winds mostly westerly,
stationary temperature, stationary or
higher barometer, and in the northern
portion local rains, in the southern por-
ton fair weather.
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Tho Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time, and stomach disease by keeping
the blood pure, :! prevents regular, kidneys and
liver active, Is the greatest blessing ever cen
ferred upon man. Hop Filters is that remedy,
and ito proprietors are being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved and cured by ii.
Will you try it. See other column.
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Sale OF Horses, !,

Samuel Hess s. Son, auctioneers, sold
at public sale at Petersburg yesterday IS
head of Western horses for Jacob Foltz at
an average of SIT per head.
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Log Cut.

Henry Layman, blacksmith residing
at Winners bridge, had his leg cut on
Tuesday. He was pairing horses hoof,
when the animal jumped and the knife
struck his leg, causing painful wound.
DR.. Ehler attended him.
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Warrington borough News.

There was big crowd at the close Of
pthe band fair last night, and No. 100, held
by Il. X. Shultz, won the pair of shoats.
Mr.. !.P. Collins won the wOOlly white cur;
Mr.. w. B. Mcixell, the vase of wax lilies;
Mrs. John Sciple got the carpet with $50. Is
Of votes to $500 for her competitor. A
bed room set won by Miss Minerva Charles
who had collected $13.4O, to s3.15 for II.
Aumcnt, s4.O5 for Jacob Wertz and s.. 1s
for Maggie Slultz. For the silver watch
the vote stood Harry Ortman, $26. %
G. II. Bisking, sc. 40; and J. B. Seiple, 81. Is
Uriah Wertz and $42.7O took the harness,
and Mrs. J. S. Sciple tho sewing machine
with $1S out of the sss.SO collected. The
gold watch was voted to Miss Clara Green
walt, of Columbia, with S53. 10 out of the
$91. IA realized. Mrs. Andrew Kane, wife
of the popular landlord at this place, COL
lected S26.O4. Tho fair was kept up until
late hour and all visitors retired peace
ably. A sale of the remaining goods will
he held this evening, and \ final result
will he announced in few days.
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Sale Of Coins, SC.

Yesterday and to-day Mr.. Charles
Stcigcrwalt held public sale of rare coins,
medals, paper money, war envelopes, stone
implements, &c. There were large num-
Der of bidders present from Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and other cities.
The sale realized over ST 1000. Following
are the prices paid for some Of the pieces
sold
A half dollar Of 1896 with q hole in it
(plusged) brought $3.50. HIr. Stelger-
walt recently sold pair of perfect half
dollars of 1896 and 1897 for $1jO-a gen
tleman of Coatcsville becoming the pur-
chaser. A very perfect cent of 1893 brought
$14. 10 and several others sold at prices
ranging from So to sc. A fine 1896 cent
was knocked down at $4.1O 1899 cent
ut 50; cent Of 1904 at $13. A
2O-cent piece Of 1877 brought s3.85.
and 2O-cent piece Of 1873, sS.35.
A specimen of the earliest coinage
known-a didrachm of Egina, 2,7OO years
old-brought $3.50; a gentleman from
New York becoming the purchaser. A gal
vanic electrOtype of the famous Water
loo" medal, beautiful piece, inches in
diameter, brought $500. The first ap-
pearance in print of the constitution of the
United States, being a copy of The Penn
sylrania Packet, brought $3.50. Many other
curiosities belonging to Mr.. Stcigerwalt,
or placed with him OH consignment
brought good prices.
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Sal0 Of HOrkeS.

On Saturday next Daniel Logan will have a
sale of horses at the Merrimac House. This
sale takes place on the last day OF the week in
stead of Monday, as that is Il legal holiday.
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CITY lSilI Posters.

Carson liensel, city bill posters AMI dis
tributors, Office INrELLIaENCER building, No. 4
South Queen.strcet.
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Picnic at ROCKY springs.

A large number of gentlemen, most Ol
whom are members of the Demuth club,
are spending the day at Rocky Springs.
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,,onr xour CANARY Sine >

Cleanse, whiten and beautify the skin with
Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Catarrh of the Bladder.

Singing, smarting irritation OF the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchu-
paiba. Druggists. Depot John +. Long II
Sons. Lancaster.
Thousands OF women have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases OF female
weakness by the use OF Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs. Lydia f..
Pinkllaln, 233 W rstcrn Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
for pamphlets.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29

New peaches, apricots, plums and pears,
have made their appearance in our market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29

JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of Leacock township.
Subject to the decision OF the Democratic
county, convention. aprlStfd&w
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Liquid or Dry.
Some people prefer to purchase medicines
in the dry state SO that they can sec for them
selves that they are purely vegetable. Others
have not the time or desire to prepare the
medicine, and wish 1t ready to use.
TO accommodate each class the prOprietOrs
of Kidney-Wort now offer that well known
remedy in both Liquid and Dry Form. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Portsmouth.
iu27- 27-lwuNW
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HENRY +. HARTMAN Uime Burner), OF
East Lampetcr township. Subject to the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
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Feeble digestion, sick headache, dizziness
| and faintness cured by Malt Filters.
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MARTIN HILDEBRANC, OF Mount Joy
Borough. Subject to the decision OF the Dem
ocrat1c county convention. apl3-d&wtp
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New Letter IIOx.
A new box for letters has been put up in
the Pennsylvania passenger depot.
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Motners, mo,hers,, Mothsrs!m

MOthefBI MOtherBI! MOthOrB!W
Are You disturbed Mt night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child d.su1fering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth 7
If so, 60 ut once and get hottie Of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUr. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer fmmeliatcly-tir-
pend upon il; there Is no mistake about 1t.
There il not q mother on earth who has ever
used II, VINO Will not tell You at once that ii
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is tho prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold evcrywherc; . cents q
bottle WAS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29

STOCK mArE0C.
New York, Philadelphia AMI Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Lone. N. f.. Cor Centre Square.
NEW YORK. STOCKa.
Stocks strong.
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For County Auditor:

JOHN S. BROWN, OF Drumore township.
Subject to Democratic rules. m.7-dxwtp
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JERE MOHLER, Ephrata. Subject to the
decision of the Democratic county cOnven-
ton. nprll-d&wtp
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NO INvENroRsi
w. II, BABCOOK.

at-l.aw, Of Washington, d. C., form.
eriy an examiner in U. .. Patent Once. ofIers
his services as solicitor before the u s. amt
Foreign Patent Onlce5. Careful work ut fair
prices. Was associate of Mr.. Jacob StauNer OF
Lancaster, until the latter's death.
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NEW ADYER7ESEMEN7.

i DAl, JULY = 1884, will be sold ut the
Merrimac House, III North Prince street, Lam
caster, Pa, 20 Head of Franklin County
Horses. Among them are some very flnc
drivers and good stepping Horses. Sale to
commence Mt I O'Clock p. III. A credit of "a
days will be given. DANIEL LOGAN.
jesS.3tdR*
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ADAM s. DIETRICH. of Manor township.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
county convention.
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POLITICAL.

For County Commissioner:
FPANK CLARK, OF Strasburg township.
SUBJECT to the choice OF the Democratic cOun-
ty convention. :prE-d&wtp
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NCHOOi- TAX 1881.
- The duplicate is in the hands OF the Treas
urcr. per cent. off for prompt payment.
w. U. MARSIIALL, Treasurer.
No. l2 Centre Square.
Aj-Oflice hours from Ga. III. to 1 p. M.
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WASyE;DI;AN AGI.vE HONEST .noG, 80
IA or l5 years old. Apply ut this Office.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

rOOD GIRL WANTED I'D DO GEN
~ eral hOusewOrk. Apply at q West Chest
nut street. lids
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-10
Nierenleioen Qebeilt.

.. Gurner Ro1 .fer, 8. o.. idreibt Sd
mar iiber elm sabr lang ernfliper 8ei6per~
ben Der Hiere unterworien uno oifters un.
fdbic meinen Gei9dften nadnufommen; i'd
beri@ofte mir SIR Burbod 8locb 8itters
unb senaf, ehe bic 6dlft. einer Glaide auisc~
braudt mar. Sd beabiid9!ise ban.it for3n-
fabreu, ba i'd iberaeust bin. oa5 es miJ
boil fdabi9 beilex .uirS. Yreis 81 90.
!3um Bertaufe bel Geo. g Spencer.
5oi. Durrinln raer, @roabwa9, Buffalo,
iuurbe bon ieinem 8ruber beranlabt, 5to"
mas gcleetrie Oil au eebrauden uno mar
i@on na@ ctuem balben Dubeno Ginreibua>
gen pieoer i'm Stanbe seiuuo uno munter
umbrr3uaepeu.
3nm gertaufe bel Geo. g Spsneer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-10

|feiner gran bic Reble bur5. pr-
|ittte oeren Mu,ter uiele Me6erl4nitte
uno bro@te ii@ ielbit bur& @ift um. 0ie
|6rau 4xo 6tein waren toot, als amau
lie aufano. Die s@wiesermutter mag
|pieber berseaellt w.roen. Das Motiu
Der 9bat mar giieriu9t, ourd59naps
|seiieisert..
Bafbinston. Z. Nop. Das @&ot-
amt erfdbrt aus ben i.st in Bets Dec
Resieruns befinoli@en Nr9ipen Dee
Gonf6oerirten. bab oeren @esieruus am
gnot oes Rrieees in England uno
Grantrei& Gisent6um na9neislib I'M
8etrase pon 100000 uno mosli=
thsr,oeiie bas Dreiia9e. an Gisentbum
b.iaB, moriiber Die urtunoen nod nitht
beigebra@t. gs ii betannt. baB ii&
menieiens sebn i@6ne erobe Der Con.
liberation seb6ri9e 9ampfer beim
Rrieesi@luB in ous,udrti9en 9dfn be-
fanben. Nfal@inerie gum 9eritelen
BON 3isen in elatten Ranonenlduien.
bic 81 SOC. 900 setoitet uno 220 gbro=
nomster, >uelde BON oem Biraten 5ent<
n,es erbeutet ,puroen, befanoen fi1 uu<
tier ben Bertbeffetten. oeren 8orbon=
oeniein unlerer Resieruns balo na9
Dem Rrie9e bsfannt ,uuroe. NuBeroem
mar betannt. oaB Don Der Gonf0oerir-
ten @.sieruns uuo pripaipsrionsn i'm
5loen in perl@ieoenen 9onoonsr 8ans
fen aroBe Summeu in 8aar beponirt
:pareu. 9os @6otamt IammsIt ale
lNa&ri9ten bieriiber,oie nur 5u erlansen
limb, uno es miro bieien Winter einBe=
|ridt ,rfattet uerben. sic 56atan.ts-
IDif5ianten baben itets psrmutbet. Dab
ISie &eiien. tuelde Ssffsrion Daois 'oie=
ItesAon nab 2onoon Semadt @sfddffe
in Verbinoun9 nit oie1em gt9entquM
l3um 3med baiten.
Sic ltben @teuben mu6ten and ii
|6t. Souls aIs 56eater @etlame ,pieber
tlyiQer b;ereu. Scr 9;rcttoc oes se.
E9en WnrFer gerithteten 5t. 2cui'sr
Egonfurren;- S3satsrs, 9.rr &tsdboif.
Shslte onaetiinoiat baB Die 5teuben
lefner @t6iinun9s @oritelnng bei'uo5s:
mn pIroeu unb baE er Islbit eintn fiir
oielt @e!csenbeit an9sfsr'i9ten prolos
portrasen ,peroe. Nm Nbeno Der ST.
I6huuns oes &iedboff'i4en S9ea'ers
IlaB.n abcr Die 9erren BON 5teubsn
bereits in ben feitli& o:1&midlen2osen
loes 9bicaeosr osuh9en 96eoters, ,oeNen
l1nternebmer nit Der 5tsu5en=&etlame
|bas Yublitum ni4t 9enarrt batten.
Zen 9aupt3med, ndmli4 elm potles
l3ams, errei9te bic @teubsn &etiaut
liibrisens au@ in st. 2ouis. ,uo oiele
Denti4e nod am Sonntas Nbenb nibt
I9emubt 3u baben lAeinen, boB Die
5ieben 1@on an Morseu nu4 Gbica5o
Inhopreiif marpn.
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5nIanb ;.

Ser neue latbolii&e oentf@e 1if@of,
Or. Binonb M. Bigger su Neuart in
Stem Jtrie, 1T iett einunouierliS SAB.
X alt. in Btffaltn s:borsn. fam ols
aino nit !einsn guern mad Rem Dost
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-10
9oftor 8rm,to Stein,
Ri&Yrairie Mor.iion So.

Ri@Yrairie Ror.iion So.
bat feline Offiee nod Blote & 8entfelb's store
(Bof Oftfee), berlest, unb 1T bort jeber.
seit, neuu ni&t 3u aroutenbeiu&en ab9eru-
fen. iar eeibenoe ieoer Art ~ fpreden. 4s
a. Wdbben Serlan8t. Gin Rixser.
Mdbaen. unsetdbr fauf3ebn Sabre ali. miro
aum iofortieeu eiutritt herlanat bon e. g.
6 . IIinS. 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-10

an ben Gen unb Der bies1u erferber-
Ii@tn piuissssta biY1esi eM Die
8o,aaid dIdae Idr ses .asishls 1isoal.
iabr besiif,ir f& anf 3.24s. 900 far|
ben 2en@t9ausbienf nnb aaf $780,
O0O fiir 2.u@ttblrme unb Rebtl-6is.
male. ,..,
sseriep gitp. S. Nopember. Ran.
tom SIP bss an D1ina Nloer periibten|
Morbes in erften @rabe idulbig BE-
funben. maro beute perattaeilt, an
tommenosn 6. Sanuar oebanssn ~
ueroen. Seine anpdlte ,peroen um8t@
,pdbruns eines sweiten YtoeeKes mad.
|iu4en.
Neuport, Z. Nop. Bieoer bat infol=
|ee oes 8antbru9s in Reporf Elm Salt.
ment itatteefunbea. 9oulen & Bon
Winller. Gneros. 3dnbler in @bemita=
lien Office 81 2iberpS IT, Neuporf.3yi=
gen ibren @ldabisern on. oab lie euber
6tanos 1no. ibren Berbinoli4teiten
na4jufommen.
Bolton, Z. Nop. Ser 64ooner .De=
LID 9asfins- ,nuroe our& einen IplDtli,
den Binofob bei Nantudet auf bic
l5eite semorf.n. Die Mannl@aft be-
ties Die Boote. aber erit na&tem Der
5teusrmann unb pier WatroIen on
gri46pfuns seitorben, maro Der &elt
9ereltet.
9anpille, &p.. Z. Rop.mbtr. Nm
tlosen uesen Wtorb ipnrben erboben
sessn William Tate, 2otomotipfilb'
uno 8. &. MeRamara. Con- utttur
fir Soctuns BON 5 Men{@en bei elmer
out& 6abrldRsteit berbeiseiiibrten
Gonifon,- un,peit Reainnep. 9ie an.
! lgefaasten baben, lih aus BEN Gsaabf
eemodt..
2ouispiQe, 7. Nop. sn 9anuille
Rp., brannte 8arren u. &uNels Srai<
nir=@taq nieoer uno cine 9roBe Anaabl
Observation-Disclosures famen lts,. ,9arunter
,paren 8. 9. Tielos iA6ner 9.neit Au-
fral, 81. s. $. 8arrens prd9tuolfe
5tute uno.2. Durbams i96nesg griclon
0aQen.
$iffin. o., Z. Rob-, Inn y 11dr
beute frlb eri&ien tin @ewaltbaufen
aus mebreren bunoert 2euten beffebeno
1T Dem Wabben, in uel4em
Der M6rter s. Bernaros
eins.lperrt mar, uno perlanete
oie @&linel. 9as ,uoro perweisert
uno ba Bsamten porber cine bewafnete
4oTe aufseitetlt, 10 tonn es gum
8ampf. Sic 8eamten 8rist une
2ambertion erbielten f&,pere 8erlebun<
aen, ober Der goltsbaufen uorb 5uriid<
setrieben, unb @erbaftunssbefeble &C.
gen Die Anflbrer fnb ouseeite0t.
gs mirb flr beute Na&mittas
nod Elm aneriff befar&tet. G>opt.
|@eppert's @ili3 wato berausbt*
orbert.
| NI6anp, 5. Rop. - @oup. Cor
nea bat cine Yrotlamotiou erlo6en,
ben 9onuerstas. "a Nopember, als
Don:iaeunestae feitiegeno.
Reotut. S. 9opember. I'm 7 1lbr
seffern abenb 3os f&riles uno anee.
baltenes 9feifen an Der aeotut 6amil-
ton. Bride. 9efolst 5euer. @lodenldu<
ten buaberte BON Reni@.n nod Der
2epee. Sort fansen fe. baB cine
9ompferlaouus 4afasiere ouf 'uun-
|berbare 1Baie benz 9ooe entaoneen
mar. Der 4oit bampfer .Bar eaale"
,puroe beim 8aiiiren Der Bride onr&
Birbel unb 6tr6munsen aus BEN
&eurs eei&leuoert, f&wans F9 herum
unb trieb 9esen Die Bride. Gr 3er'
trlmmerts einen Bogen oer5sIben nno
ri4tete eineu 6&abex bon $l50O00
(?) on.
g iouen me9rere Menl&enleben bd-
Sci perloren seaanseH fein !; bod perben
Die Nauen oerB Berunslddten nod ni4t
mitsetbeilt.
Soma Gitp. s. RsSenber. Der
6toAf mdr1 heufe frfif bnYx cine
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|as, ben 10. @obemb.r. 1881.
unb erbisIt feline t6solosif&e 9orbil.
Suns In aneritanii&en fatbolii4tn
2ebraniialteu St ponenoete ieine
Stuoisn In Stalien. ,porouf er ais
Yrieiltr orbinirt purbe. Bel feiner
Riidtebr nod Amerita befanoen lid in
Der 0uarantoine bei Nem Oort piele
am @eIben Gieber Grfrantte. wieeer
erbot f&, iobolo er bies .bbrte. sur
freimilig,n 4Feee Der aranten unb er.
fiillte oieie i9Der. BON ibm iib.rnomr
meme Aufsabe nit aufopiernber Mten.
iaenliebt. Balo barauf ,puroe oiiiti-
renber 9riefer an Der Ratbeorale in
gl.wart uno ipdter @eftor Der ct.
@incent's air6e in MaoiIon in Ne,p
Seriep. SEPT aber liter Bil6of. gr
erdffaete feline Sbdtieteit ols folder
nit elmer bereits er,pdbnten 3e:t9emdben
@reb;gi sesen bie;..a@&unoromane
|tpelde Die ameritanii4e Su9enb pergif'
Item.
gospor 8ub bat bic por a@t Bo'
den pon ibm aneetretene &ebattion De,
1ietp Dorfer iInitrirten 3eituns rltm
bic Melt nieosrsslest, rie aus fol9en.
Der Antiinoisung ia Der lebten 9aum-
ner bes 8ldttes berporgebt: Sn Tolee
anbermeitieer 8ei&dftisune 1T 9err
Gaspar But BON Der &aoattion 3uriid=
setreten, miro ober aud ferntr als
Wlitarbsitsr fir xl1m Die Welt" t9dtiQ
lein.
Obuobl bic Mrt unb Weiie, >pie De,
uor9ebli@e 8anoit rgipoiito Ranbaj3o
an Stalien onseelieiert ,uuroe, ein'
8lamase fiir Die Der. 5taaten mar. 10
1l@sint bob Der Musselieferte tbdtid&'
LID btrnbtise Dom 3a ieia. sein.
lin 9}ep Orleans 5uriidgebliebene Grau
eebar loeben Elm 5obn@en. oas iie ols
Rin6 bon @iufeppe glpoiito &anoal3o
in Ole fdbtii@e @eburtsliite eintraseu
|lieB. go ober 6ieB Der Banoit, Der ir
lgiem Sort bebauptste, Elm gang anoe-
rer Maun 3u lein uno aud einen aa=
oeren Namtn 3u fii6rer. Dab in eine'
Rabelsepeibe aus ssStalien oes Deite.
ren 9emelpet nuroe, ooB man Dor
Den arr.tanten ols ben 8anoiter
|iotntif3irt babe, 1T uniern 2eierr
betonnt. 9ie unteriu9uns oss Bun
I6es Senat iiber bic Nrt unb Weil'
Der Auslief.run9 bes 8anoiten 'uirt
|allo ben @tatus oes 0tannes MIDI
dnoern, tpenn ni9t im @anoe perlau.
lien.
! Wo3u Elm 3wiGin9sbruoer gut ieir
tonn. Ser 1S Sabre olte Sobn Mur'
|pbp in N@ Dort mar auf bic AntIo9'
perbaftet ,poroen, Elm TdB&en Butter
|gefoblen 3u baben. Nus ben Ser BANJO
Iunaen eius berpor, bab Murpbp einen
3millinssbruber bat, mel&er ibm 10
|iebr dbnelt. baB 1elbf bic Yeruanoten
Der beioen bieielbsn p.rwe4ieln. 90
liIt es bisber nod ME aelunsen, i'm au
,erurtbeiltn, oenn bel ben @erbanblun,
gen itelIte it@ reselmdbis iein 8ruoe
Elm unb Der AntId9er mar ni@t i'm
etanot su beidm6ren, welder BON Der
8eioen Der Werbrs@er mar. ais e'
oiesmal sorsefiibrt puroe, li.b i6m Der
@idter in Grmansluu9 BON $1,000
8ur9f@aft io9lei& beifeden. 5ein
8ruber pel@er i'm m@eri@t anmeienb mar.
riet als Re Sobn abfubrten, aus !: .@o:i
lei 9ont, oab CT enoli& einmal neg
it,"
wfit Dem 2eu@tlburm,peien in ben
0ereini9ten @taatsn berbdlt es f4 nad
tintm amtli9cn Beribt bes uQiobt6ou'
lie Boaro1 an oas 6inan3' Niniterium
Ito Gs egiitirten mdbreno oes am 80.
SUM bsenbeten 5iscaliabres in ben
Ser. 6taaten 700 2eu@ttbiirme, 20
2eu9ti&ife, SO Dampf. uno amber, ,
~ . n q =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-10

let 0Qnt, Dap Ct en0ll@ elnmal me0
if!"
nit Dem 2eu@ttburmmeien in ben
8ereinieten @taaten perbdlt Is ii4 nod
tirem amtli9en Beri@t bes u2iobt6ou'
ie Boarb1 an bas 6inon3' Ninifterium
10 Gs e1ifirten ,udbreno oes am 80.
SUM beenoeten 5iscaliabres in ben
Ser. @taaten 700 2eu9ttbirme, 20
2eu&ti&iffe, SO Dampf. uno amber.
Rebelb6rner, s64 2eu&tfeuer an ben
meitli@tn 6llHtn.27 automatii&e Do
leu nit 6ianalpfeifsn. IL 8oieu mil
Qdute.0 0orri&tuneen unb 1884 amber,
1oien. idmmtlidb IN 8of.ion. Sn ben
1eri4te Mrs slei&seitis auf biz Notb'
uenbiateit betgrt i4tans nonsSti ober
brei 2eatbttbdrmer erller 4lafie an ber
8,eife.31fe unb BON meiteren oreitn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-11-10

6unberte BON 3tu9niKtn t6nnte
i& Sbnen 1ber eie Dirtun9straft BON
Or. au9uft Rduis's 5amilien Mebi.
3inen fenben, i5reitt Qerr 4. 2isto.
German @isc. 9ieles If ieoo4 niht
notbmenbig, 1enn bic Reoicamente
3euoen fur f9 itlbf.
, 1881-03-27

terof PntEick = snd Catherine Gavin. aged y years
NTuncsai from 81 the residence OF hor parents No. e*
Hoy Sa@c enee car4ascs "a I 10 eaSa1y Gemete1y ~
n2tpESWEcK-Maseh = w.llt3m s ioats Fred
hs.s Vsw Ms.eh III b.
~, yesterday morning. Wilson D. Kerr, aged s. year:
serrly.s nt the house at 2 O'Clock to-day nnt
funeral thence by carriages TO rneeland Cemetery
q beaTcr Goo e. Il is ;sat S1 ce
| heart disease.
cook-In ,his city March :: Alice daughter Of Mr.
Ct 4. % % Reunion
MAKSHALlr-1n San Hesnardtnu Cul., March IL
fs e. Il rs q X. na ts
Ills rema n have been taien TO palnesvine, O., fos
interment-
Frnkie: son of Delos and Iott}e Palmer. aged ID
The funeral w'li TAKE e Place Sunday et 70 o'clock
FYsrEa--At Cation City, Colo, March lo, Paulaus
WHO sd e3e "1 o
II aa liz {w,> and Rockford t1 papers
WlMMERs;rEnT-willI;s,, Y; <, ssed e years and !
&sssa iSd' saa ssfa IL 2a @
the of hsss ,ea;s Ss9
Elizabeth Bush. a:e IS years.
pen.e
CLAkK1zMatch . = Florence. beloved daughter OF
South jeeerson-st '' ''o'0 '0N' ie''oA'' 1''
s1b MADhAat Il Ana q W y granta
s riatteviile WIS., aad Burilnetoa tia> papers
e Ind oEnSn otSs1 Of Ct L.
H. Of ths city n Wissbadsn. Germany, on the 9Th
@a of Fl
SnsssI Si!l 5sss p;ass f?sa the residence Of her
81 Fciefboro iCan} ind Watertoxn e. ~ pspers
Msreh l. tie Se1 soTey Il hs s59h yeas
YoE aad ca pea.
copy. 0,~' >>''''> F>''''' ''>''0'
hUBYLMarch =! Patrick Lnby. aged IS xears.
sunday. March =. 1T Ii a n to the Chnreh: u tho
Holy Name and thence by cars 10 Calvary Cemetery.
pORTER-Mnrch =. OF dkeaac OF the heart, Mnu-
fse F. fs 5ftef sfa snd I1 sdf Ss ss @ Rev
Funeral nntice hereafter.
Gsvn Fl asea sst0:S0 sas4s Saa.
Funeral from The residence Of her parents No. ~
Holy Saae thence b ST IL caisary Cemetery ct s
"a Mare r.
caeaso :''sF OF the into chaF'' L. e00'
sa n g. tsm e 1e e Gns:,
s; 'es s7 f. snS & II ES s :S Episcopal
A. ssi ss Ss
,SEsElTAt No. - Cicero court. March H. Of dsph-
, 1881-03-27
NATIONAL AND PRIVATE RANKS

NATIONAL AND PRIVATE BANKS
are adopting the improved Halls burglar proof
safes. The fact cannot be disputed that they
otter Inducements in the shape Of improvements
which no other manufacturer possesses, and the
"Hatl" Company lcads all competitors in NUM-
ber Of safes made and sold. The following cor
tracts for f1re and ourgiar proof security were
entered within the last few days: City Bank,
Albert Lea, MIMI: City National Bank, Fort
Dodge. Ia; Humboldt County Bank, Humboldt,
L.: and Grant County, Minnesota Halls Safe
& Lock Company, 147 and 140 De,1rborn street.