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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31

TJeFt gum geiteu oeS oetitid)cn gBaticuBaus
ies. - Ctn Sanuiba!e. - Die @utb etHes
Serurtbetlteu.-Ger &ilugenbcrg 'idle Sigas
tnieiau.
8aibiugt II, 30. Mai.-0er 5=ii6rige
Seiie gh8bitt, Der grilern aus eiuem Sentcr Oe5
oritten StOdmert5 oe5 6Guie8 eiuer @ltcrt
in Die StroBe itiir3te, bat NIT lCi4te SerIeBuuz
gen oaUon 9etrageu.
- Der reue llrflm0ens RegirotOr 6r. Tres
.oerid 9ou9laB bat ieiuen SObn, Der ieiu lint
ais 6IItszUari9al auigegebeH bat, gum lIrs
funOeuzJteUiior ern0nnt.
Seit Die POtomac, GiOer. unO G6eiQpeQfez
8atz0ampier ibre BOfagier= uuO 6radrateu
erbGbt babeH, matt Die y8aiz9tnis," Oereu
9ampfer Don Baltimore aus iabreu, quite Sc
idGfte.
= Sr. s. g. 9anel8, ItglieO Oes 5ta0t.
rotbS oOn aleran ortar lit pl0gltd elmer
6er5trantbeit erlegen.
- -Sugb StriOer un6 4lpbonius 9lrriu9tou
iin0 5u &lerGnoria unter Der Anflage, Oas
Biireau oe8 9OlabGnOlerS SmoOt erbroden gu
baben, oerbaitet mor0en.
- Su 6olge oc8 llupobliein8 Der Srau 2uz
geubeel, Der Wiutter Der Srau &hriitiancp, bat
Der PrG5GB 9egen 2etCre itit SamTtag tetue
8orti6rltte gemadt.
- Der erite SpaterStid fitr oaS Sunoament
eer oSnOuitrials&ottagc 9Ome" purOe am
Samhage in gegeuuart elmer ltarfen Ser
iammluug bOnSlrgern unO Seamten OerStaOt
gemadlt.
- Trau Widle, bic, lpte mir beri6tet baz
beu, 0m 6reitagc 10 idwere SconownHOen
empfng, if 8citorbcn.
- Sa8 Bicuic gum HciteH Oe8 y0euti1en
0oiIcnbaulcS," oaS beute in Q5filer'S @arteH
fattfauO, mar icbr fart bciuht, un0 miro ieiu
@rtrag einen beOeutenoen 3uibuB 5ur Safe Oes
SnIihts lieftru.
- Son 6em berrldfen Ietter begiiufigt,
f0u6 oorgefern Der 2lu8aug oes ,,9ermaulaz
glGnusrdorS" nod Der romautii9 gelegenea
I'M ih0nfen SriibliH9sgriiH prauSeaOeu Set
el's 6arm fatt.
= Su Der Ra6t BON SamItaa auf Sonu~
tag fam e8 in Scarueg'8 3ieitauratiOu all Sirz
gintuzGpeuue 5ruiden 3wei 6arbi9cn, Ramens
Scbn SiOnep uuO 6enrp Sadiou, at 5trctigs
ttitCn uu0 81 eiuem Sample, in melAem Der
@ritere etuen S4eil Der 3unge uuo uuteren
Slppe ietne8 @Cgners abbtB. SiOnep uurbe
oGhottet, uno SadiOu pirO Gr5tlid behanOclt.
= Der Sierbrauer Sobu albert III ruegcn
NdbbanoIung eincs 6arbigen I'M $40 9eItraft
moroen.
- Sr. @m. s. 9bornton, Der Better ocs
gro6eu Seibh0ltGS au Der g9aibin8tOns 5traBe
8u &leranOria, III beute iyiib nab tangent 9eis
ben beridieOeu.
- gu bem 8lri6te lIber ben 9liugenbra',
ldlH 9iaamisiaa, Oea Der wGOFreippaoeHt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
@fchM11tftc.

=
GbtcaAo, 80. 0tal. - Die 3ufubr BON
SdWeneu belief iib bcute auf 5000, Die Ser
ienbung uui 45OO Stid; be 8reiie Oariirteu
5mii6en $5.65 uno $6.15. - &tuopcb: 3uz
fubr 1900, SeieuOuu9 1900; Sertduie gu
$3.50 bis 5000. - Sdauie: 3ufubr 1000,
&erien0ung 290; SatGuie gu $4.OO bis $500.
tanie gu $3.50 bis 1920; 3uiubr 900,
8aenouu9 $500. - &tnoOisb: SertGufe III
1925 bis $6.25; 3uiubr 24OO, SerienOung
65O.-Sdaaie: Sertduic3u $500 bis 1925;
.3uiutr 430, SerlerDun9 40.
Gait Yibertn, Yeuni., 80. Wai.-
Die 3uiubr bon 9ftuooie6 belief iih Uuf 1886; ;
&ertdufe iuS4.OO bic $G.O0.-Shwene: gu
iubr $50; @ertdufe su 1919 bis S6.4O.
-Sdaoic: 3uiubr $3.50; Ycrtdufe 3u $500
bis $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
sNeW siptId1em SnfeI nnO 9ieffett,

8 barIelf o n, u. Bir9., 30. Nfat. =
SObn y. gtunlep fororte ON lebteu 6reitage
ieineu 19sidbrigen Refftu SEQ .gtunlep Sll etueIl
9uelle herau8, rpelfeS am Snmltaae uabe
@ampbell's @reef itattfduO. $50. yiunlep
-tuurOe in ben WunO aeid]piIeu, ete er ielblt
eiueu GdluB abfeuern fonntc, rno man hdlt
ielue @uu6e fir t1Otlia. 8ctOe 8ctb,lllste
itnb SOblengrGber unO befiu6eu iid i'll guteu
8erln69ensberbdltntiien. 0oS Duel mar Die
6oI9e zines 6omilenItrettes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
8aDlunesetntseauna etner Sanf.

@battanOOQa a, 8enn., 80. Wui.- Sic
htef9e Discount uno 0epOiit 8anf" ihloB
heute 1hre 8hiiren. Sine BON benz BrGiioenten
.Sohu Sing unterSeiGnete Betanutmadung gibt
OH, bic DireftOren hGtten es i'm Sutereiie aller
Setheili9ten fir rotbiam gebalten, bieSeid)Gfte
Ger 8aHt ab5uiflieBen, uno au Oieiem 3wede
lei cine ne6ertraguug an Die S6. Ytc&onneQ,
Scg uno WcSenueh Oor9enOmmen pOroeu.
SCbolb pic Aftiua aiiiiis 9emadt ieieu, mir
ccn ole 0epoiterCn bel 6eller uno Bfeuni9 be-
5ahlt ruer6en. = Die SuSpenfion peruriabt
9ro6e NufrCgung, uno mau lit beionOer8 ent'
riiiCt onriiber, 6oB Die Sant nod am letten
-GomNoQ NnGmittas nepOiite entge9cu nabm.
Die Yailba rperoeu 0uf $l04,0 geiaGst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
GBeitanSs sSras6Ote tn SnStana=

Snbianap Oils, Sn0., 80. 9tai. = s..
@urih, Elm ebentali9er BoliSit unO triiberer
g8irtb, beiien Satin eine@heItanostlage ggen
i'm cin9elettet bate, i4OB beute Die 6rau, ios
ME beren Sater unO Oann ftA elbft. guri4
1T ieitNem gefOrben. Srau @urid'5 2SuuOe
iit gefdbrli6, inOeiien luirO Die 5rau Wabrz
ideinIidb 9eneieu. Sbr Sater puroe nur leift
nfrm1Tr1APt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
Snhfnncr.1Inrtthftt-

SIunemell, &s., 30. .Rai.-0ie grtu;=
bemObuer befiirdten llnrubeu SettenS Der Sn=
bianer. Die Roroliden GbCgennen babeu Dem
lgcnten Ytillr mitaetbeilt, OaB iie innerbab
20 Saaen GrlaubniB OerIaugeu, fd) 81 entiers
men, ipiorigcufuuS iie obHe GrlaubniB nbSteben
uuO i'm gotbiuIle @epolt autuenoen pitrOen.
Ste eriIGrcu, lie f0nnteu nidt auf Der thnen
ongetpiCieueu 9(ejcrUation leben uo rpijrOen
ouf ieoe Sciabr bin Had ibrcr Olten 6timatb
2uliidfebrrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
Ste SSamtLtet Sra9G0te TT
&rnDfIn1f.


9tep . orf, 80. Ytat. - Sn 8rooflpn
putbe heute Die geideniaau III Dem Sale oe8
Ghriitieber8 @6mar0 9egenOOrf'8 abgebQlten,
lueld)er geitern auf ietne 6rau idoB uHo Johann
SelbItmor0 begiug. Die 6rau beftnOet ith
nod am Seben uno miro nlO9lider gSeile oabon
fommen. Die pernOnlmenen 3eugenau8iagen
ergaben, GaB 0egcuoorf auf feline Satin eiiers
iiiftig mar unb ni6t obne alle llriade. 0ie
@eId)morener gaben ben 8abripru1 ab, oaB
Der Serforbene in etHem Infaae 5eitnelltgen
gSabniiun8 Selbfmoro be9ing.
lleber Die Slutthat purOen folgenoe ndhere
llmitGnoe ertrittelt: Su uergangener 2Bo6e per-
lieB Srau 0egenOOrf 0a3 9au8, ua6oem iie
Oorber einen befttgen 2SOrtuehiel nit Dem
@atten geb0bt. Sie blieb 0rei Sage fort ln0
fam am Samitage Suriid. 9egen0Orf mar,
ieit Die 6rau fortgelaufen, iebr tpOrtfarg. Am
Sonntag gtadmttt0g ge9en II llbr ging er
aus. gta6 elmer balben Stunoe febrte er 5u=
rid. Setne 6rau iaB nit ibrer S6mdgertn,
2lnua 9egenbOrf, Der Satin BON Soiepb De-
9enoorf, Der in Dem oberenStodmerte oeS 6au=
les mObnt, I'M SpeiieStmmer I'M &r0geIfoIie.
9c9enOorf idaute Sur S6ir berein uno lagte:
Gnna, feb etnmal 5u,ObSarGb Hadl Stnapps
riedt." al8 Die S6pdaerin nit einem Oorz
puriSbolen gSorte geantportet, rlaf 0egenz
oorf: ySarah, fomm berauf, i'd mill Dir ST
mas iG9en!" Die Srau 9iug, gefolgt Don De-
genbOri, mad benz Oberen 3immer. OieSApis
germ bOrte, ruie er Die 3biir binter iiD ab9loB.
@leid OOrauf ocrnabm Die Sdwdgeriu iibtr
iid] eiu @eraHid), alS Oh Oben beftig auf ben
8OOen geitampft tuerOe. 0anH t1aute Elm
SduB uuO Elm ihUerer@esenf idien Oumpf
ouf ben 8o0en Su iulen. Die Samdgcrtn
elite t6btlif erihroden Die Sreppc biuaui, fauo
Die Sbiir Oe8 3immers, in oem itd Oa8 gbcs
paor befanO, OeridlOfen unO lief Oann III ben
6oi, Inn our4 Oas Seniler 81 blifen. Sine
Scene, bic oa8 Slut III Den 4Oernie0e8 meni1=
liten @tidOpf8 eritGrreu 5u MAIDEN geeiguet
if, bot iid1 Der geGn9ili9teu 3uiAauerin bar:
auf Dem 8OOen OcS 3immer8 lag Srau 0e9enz
borf; ite mar regung8lo8. l1eber ibr itauO Der
@atte, cineu gr0Ben ReUOlOer in Der 6ano. gr
iltte Die 0afie auf bic Sruf, al Der Steue,
no iid 0a86erS befiuoet, oriidte er los, ,einSnaQ
erfolate uno Der 0lepolOer eutfiel Der 6anO oeS
t6etIi4 @etrOfeneu, iUelher idmanfte uub ne
ben oer Satin 81 8OOen iiiirSte. Sn mtuigeu
Nunpuhficfprf mar or pi,rp QpifI,p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
9metfnn1pf init U1efferit

Gt.Youi8, 30. Mai. - Sin 0uell fanS
9eferu in Scott=&ourtp, WO., Stuifen Spei
iun9sn WfGnneru, Jamen5 Srent uno Stricf=
lan6, Itatt. 9ieielben gertctbeu auf Der SraBe
in einen Strett uuo bereinbarteu itd OaIiu, Den
StrauB nit Mefiern aus5ufe4tea. StriflnnS
tplIroe tU6tlih bertuunbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
Set
'JleUO u6Q((ellQe,

IN ber bere GisisraHf (Refrigerator) in Nmertfa,
unb man pergee nidt, baS oGs 9efte oleJet oas Suz
IioHe ill., 81 peren9t In alen gbtbeilun9en @tniahs
beit, gSorsiiolidhlet uno Sauerbaittsfeit in i'd.
9eabrh6it fpunocrbar ift feline @tSHparntB, unb ber
Goiierbebdller d6n uno ansirbeno ober bic @Onierz
prtommel, iets frpGen urio uof tomnen tdlt erre3t
@riauRen unb bat cine lniabI geuGer fuel6e ie unz
teriu6t baben, sur Bsluunoerlng bin9ertiien Ste
erbdlt ales leiht 8er6erpltte, bas man hnen ellt.
aetnne, mia asto 5irasIei udhreno tr3eno zines
3etradnles.
gBtr baben cine AusDabt re9elnd5i9er @r0Sen, fer
ti9en eoo6 ouI Seietung irlenO cine Gjrose an, pe
iie fur Bripat=SSdmiiien, Sobauier Sotels, Salons
Refauraonen, groccr, 6leiither, Dampf6oote ultp.
paiicn.
nnier @ierfiiBIer 1T Der ele9aEtefis unb bette I'm
Dlorfte.
Nan iprede In unerem bon Srn. 5. s. 5uabes,
enem bcfonnten gfr9er 8alttmOre's, 9eieeten 5aup>
qHartiere
GGe oct 9ttertgs ttito Segtngtoaitr.
Dor uno fserseuss @ islbR. Gin Sefad 6aieltf iuirS
fid lobncn. (aprll23,l9tt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
&NXmNe

@ticago, 80. Wtai. Otattbeion & 6eae.
Ier's 3infmerte 5u 2oialle, SllS., brauuten les.
ten Gamftog abCnb nieoer. @crluit S12, 900.
8Os >, Gi0srfOesbOtsI" 5u 8lad. Gi0as6auS
aiuQ 0CiterH irub in 6lammen uuf, ua0 ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31

ihlaitrantcrcu @Gic batten taum 3ert, ildl 81
r.ttCp. Die WeiIten buBten lire game @arOs'
robe Gin. Der Ntrlnit am DOtd betrd4t $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
,, Nermifll9e.' q
3bmbtomc con QSurmepH

Sgmptome con 2Surmeth.
%laS 8eIi6t III bIei6 un6 bLeifarbta,
~ 3eitpeiIe brennenD rotb oeer elm
umrDtbeter Sled auf elmer OSer auf beis
ben Q8ar9en; bic 2tugen iper6en tribe;
Die 8uptlIen eripeitern Ii6; Elm bIauli6er
9albfrei5 5iebt Iid um 6a8 untere 9lua
8enlieO; ble'9(aie lit enbunoct gei4DoIs
len uno bIutet ;uipeilen; bic SberIippe
}6UjlIt an; bin un6 mieber &opfmeb nit
Sauien mO 8Ohen in Den Sbren; cine
un3clpDbnIi6e Spei6eL 9(bIonocrung;
Idlejmi8e unO beIe8te 8unge; Qltbem
iehr tbeIrichenb, baIOnoer3 oe5 DiOrs
gems; 2lppetit perdn6erli6, SuipeiIen in
0ejBbUnger nit nagenoem @efuble im
Uia9en aN8artenb, gu anpereu 3eiten iDies
Der gdn3Ii9 mangefr; ilubtige SAmers
gen i'm 2Dtageu; 3eitpeiie llebelfeit unb
grbrehen; beftj8e Shmer5n i'm llntera
Ieib ; unregeimdBiger Stublgang, 40
Seiten ucritoPft iaIeimig, lmO baufis
nit 8lut permiibt; Der 2eib lit gea
bipoLlen uno bart; Der llrin tribe; BAD
9It9menEr19mert be8lcitet bonn S6m6s
ger; ma6mal trpdener ,n6 trampTbafs
ter 6uIten; mrubiger unterbro6ener
Shlaf nit 3aBnefnirI6en; 3emperaz
ment perdnDerIih, i'm 2luBemeinen absr
rei5bar, u.i.p.
QBenn pbI9e Spnlbtcme ais bcrbanbs9
maAr8encmm3n mer6en, 70 ipiro
pr. G. Mt30ue'a 3)ermifu9E
Ii9er cine Sur beipirfeu.
G8 cntbdlt Fcir &uccefilber
in trgenb emer Geitall; 1T eine unibGba
Ltcbe Fraparatipn un0 bat ni9t BEN
8ertn8iten idGblt6en Ginf fnR
beim 3arte ten &ino.
3a8 dbte Or. Ntc2ane'8 8ers
m fuge Bat Die Signatrren 6. Wca
game Il. Glemtu8 8rOs. auf 6eus
llmIhIag,
Or. 6. Wt2anc'B 2eber Tillea
UerOen njht enpiobIen aI8 SeJImittal gegsH
raue SeiOen, benen oa8 6Ieti6 untertban it,"
lUubern geSen &rantbeJten Der &eber; bet bILt5s
fen 8eI9merbeu, Gtapspiie unO trantbaftem
Hppfpeb, oOer oerarti8sn uebeIn, im6 iis ua'
ubertreIflId,
8alte8 Iieber.
g8 gebt fein befereB 2tbfIbrmittel bor obee
nncb benz @ebraube ben Gbinin, 9llS 9ugs
slrnltteL iino iie unberBIelbItd9.
Ran bite it6 bor Sali9uuBeu.
Die d6ten iinb ME iiber3ufert.
S5eoe SbutbteI bat einen rctben 0ab8fieBey
ouf benz 0edeL NIT Der ,5nidriit Or. gic9aHe's
&iUer BiQS.
ceoer llmIh[ag bat Die Siguatlren ton-&.
0c2ane unb 6lemiug 8roS.
0}an perIan8e Die dhtcn Or. 6. Dle9aHe's
Geberz 8iaen, prGparirt BON Slemiug Bros, sa
9itt8burgb, 8a., 6enn Der Gtarft lit bor 3oR
gla6abmungen beS gtamen 0t9ane, anbers
bubftabirt. aber 6ieielbe @1siprGdes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
Al. Sabrgaug.
Neae Mu3etsen.
u frean ses webdnse. .5nfpsrtnrs.

~ Salti timore, ben %. Yiat 1851.
Der @e6du6ezSnipettor bat Grlaubni6z@5eiude uoH
foleenoen Seronen nm SausBriute9ien erhalten:
p. DUN Comp, Sir. III, Shos9horIesitr., I'm
Sampiteilel unb Niaf6tne uon 2 Yieroetrafti
y. z. Edmonton Comp, Sir. ., gtoroE Sutafu M,
um 8ompftefel uno 9taidine uon Bferoetratt;
gparren =. Stearns, ytr. 232, UfIl6errpitrase, I'M
ofenen S6uppen, 8x 10 SuB;
g. o. appolo, 9torooitz@de Der Sanpalez uno Sal'
pertitra6e, um 9rterfSeniter;
8bomos Carr, gtr 81, Snioritr., urn Sd9llo uoers
Erottoir;
q. s. 9obert9, Sir. 92 BenniptOunta. gUenne I'm
Sob. SofaasIe, glr. 225, RorO,GentratsgOenue I'm
Gommeroad;
6bGs. 6. SJonep, glr. 1893, geOrSeftr, um8eitIOi:
ienen Sduppen, Axe 6u6i .,,
Y. &. @raf. gtr. 431, 2Seit.Brattitrr UNI sQuo
SOB SasTsu, gr. 1876 uno t37, GaiOthr., UNI stUei
oFene Stuppen, ieber 7x10 5uB;
y. Sbilmon, ytr. 81, ytorozSigbir., um 9el4lone7
nen Sduppen, 25xt2 Sue;
8. 81. @ltnebtnft, 9r. &C, sernStOnfr, UNI beroors
raaenbes S6ilo;
6e6r. Wlorsan, gir, SO, Senrictaitr., nm 9e6loles
nen Gbuppen, yxt0 SUR;
s. Wa9ner, GroBs, ofH6 BON Sanooeritr., um 9ez
IdioSIenen @6uppen. 53x22 lsuB;
pioore & SrGop, SUP Der Vton9omerettrS I'M 9eS
idIoiienen Sduppen, t7x17 SUB;
&. q. @raft & Comp, gr. 265, SroBfr, UNI 9e=
idIoiienen Stuppen, 13Dx3j iSnB.
gr benadritttgt 0aber glle, ole es an9eht, bar er
%amStae, ben 4. Slni, 10 uhr Ylor9ens, IN lelnenI
9ireGu onrpeiens iein ruirb, I'M beIa9te 9el9e IN
Srpd9uus gu Sis5en unS bara6er Sei9luB gu Iallen'
SIN AuItro9e s, o.c~
(12Q1 ". rs. VtOeF.
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geregrap6t(6e 9epe(Geat.
SnGano-9 -9epefGe1t.

(B:rtqte Der ~ahoctirten BreFe" fiir oen rDeuiGen
&orrepon6entcr4|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-31
9ofaG6ett@te aus gSai6tn8tom.

8lii6 inn uuaIiid. - Yl6BIidler 6oO. - Srimts
geft 5um geited oeS oeitid)en gBaticuBau.
Ies. - Gtu SeauuiUale. - Die 98utb eiHes
@erurtbetlteu.-9er Gltugenbcrg idle Sig0s
tliefau,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27
Ek1ON L1.
Miss AIRY Grant, from stssetpp
:Agency IS in town visiting friouds. sz'

Z, g 9. PA .! z g.
IS. Miss NY 81 }rant from Stseet0lp
gene y N WI Visit Ir1oiI1 $50
. Ihos.= kiasey Of ~ illmont, drop.
/: PED m Yesterday 20 q report on the s
Wcather and leave rs some greenp cks.
Judge Davidson, Of Luverne, Ma1
snowedup here for several days during
the storm oflast week. w . acknowl..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27

EDlToK ADVANCE: We Can not
syupatilZe with tile poet who wrote
Ills il std. sad time when the leaves
fall, p" Lecause WE knew nothing about
leaves. tut had lle said '''Iis u sad, sad
time When friends part" wecouId have
joined ~ tic chorus Will, voices not I'M
like an Indian y>l'.' Happy were W.
only u few days ago, but HOW, ''l,ow Sad
and lonely the house." A grim Wis.,
age" stalk. d into our midst and took u.
Way lw" vi OR 'r.y''ttst lights. Two
vacant chairs, four broken ores, are
'';,il that are left us roW." Paintings
are always sad. aud the i,oOt If tie TIL
ginr that is to carry oft dear friends.
fills us with lonely thoughts. But all
Tie engines it, the land, ho"ting at the
same instant, are nothinH III con:!nari~
S'n To il ''prairie Sci,rOncr," arrayed at
the front door, waiting to carry away
those with whom We are ''l"th t. part. -
y few days ago. we we're called upon
to witness 4 scrne like the one just de-
scribrui. aud never can we forget it. Ii
is stamped imdelibly m,ol our m-m"l-
;es The hotel pazz:. WAS crowded
with IL iti.1s anxi"us to take last
fond farew+ll' Of the departing ONES.
iIandkerchirfS were flying ut half.mast,
and as the three. ,checled c!Mise, drawn
by spirited greys, flew "over the hills
a'd far away u voice, sad and mou ~
full, inquired, ''arr they ~ 10, I'LL &c, e?"
Yes, one IS gone entirely. the either I'LL
but \ finger. which is lett to remind us
Of the ''haply days. gone by" Our
lon'l lamentations were proof # strong
lungs, and conld those boys have heard
t!,.m. they woul'l have destroyed the
instrument invented to test those Or
ga"s. But they were far away in the
distance. and emily one If the three ,rheels
was visible. That in its revolut ions,
seemed to say,
''Passing away!
Passing. away!''
Signed: EEREAvED.
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We referred recently to the kindness
of B"reas in giving us u fortnight of
mild weather at the request Of the AID.
VANCE. We must thank him again
for putting his snow storms off until
the latter part of the week. Four or
FIVE times he has held in till he was just
bursting with snow and wind to let
Wednesdays train get through and
bring US our paper. and then he has let
things fly and showed up the road.
This much preliminary to the state
ment that this week the boisterous god
raised q buster yesterday and stopped
the train 80 that we do not get our pa.
:per on time and must 60 to press with.
out ii as once bsfUre.
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WORTn1NGrON, January ~ 1881

WOETn1NGTON, January ~, 1881.
EDITOR ADVANCE: The report is he.
ing circulated by certain irresponsible,
persons that am selling large amount s
of brand, and whisky in violation ot
law. therefore make and ask you tn
publish the following sworn statement
which if questioned c.'n he verified Ivy
my books:
Dr.. 4. ID. Barber being duly sworn.
drposes and Says that within the past
3 years and / months ~ n,.,nths) III.
has purchased and had shipped to his
drug store 1T Warrington p gallons
of whisky and Is gallons ri brandy
that the above named is the entire ami
only amount Of brandy and whisky
that has been purchased 10y him AMI
shipped t. his drug store ut W0rtl,iug-
ton during said years and 4 months;
and that he has never. since he has
been in business, IL W0rthington %
years. had greater amount than III
gallons IF brandy or whisky in stock ut
one and the same time. an@ that the H.
hove stated Am"unt would he at the.
average rate If 5 rints of whisky and 3
li"ts Ut brandy consumed IN his prac.
tice as~ physician aud druggist l,er
month II said 40 months.
=. u. D BARBER.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
nv presence this 22l d'y IF January.
1881. j. a. Town. Notary Public.
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MORTGAGE FoRECLosUnE SALE.

VX7HEkEAS lte,aui has BEEN made II The
w payment 0f the suln Of sixty Dollars iat"r
eat which is claim d 20 be due 1T IL te III this
mnticc up II = mortgage male by Ole Ne SON.
MOrtgagOr. to j ohm bit:elnl..n, Mortgage, dat
the 18th day Of Dtc.n,lr:r. .8;S and dulj record.
ed III the office Ut the Register 1T deeds ~: the
county VI NOble* and State III Minnesota, on the
lEh d,y III n"c'Niber. A. ID. 1878, at O'clock
T. III. in q ok ~ ~ Mortgages on ptge AS. and
which MIR; E1s.' and the debt secured thereby
Ivy III INSTRUMENT; record d III said Register 81
deeds "ince Oh F-hru. y =, 1854 xt II o'clock a.
III. In Book T. OF VI :'tgages, page SO. WAS duly
assigned to Charles Btdcmai,. An no action o.
proceeding At law " otherwise having Ievn il.
stitutc,l IL recover the debt secured by said
mortgage ,Ov amy part thereof;
N.'tice il hereby giveE that Ivy virtue Of the
'~ CT OF sale contained III said mortgage. ard In
pursuance ~ the StHtnte il such cast. made. .hu
said MOstyage will be fOrccl"sed, an; the prelni
SEES 4irsc,i ID Il ia said NOR: gaKs, viz:
The southwest quarter ~ section Twenty
Four (:4). township Owe Hundred AID Two t!02)
rarge fOr.y Three (43), III Mobiles county, Mimi.
eSOtA will In. N4''d at public auction the hi&h-
est bidder for cash. at the fyLl,t door Of the
Court House III the village Ut WOrthingtOn in
said EO.:lcs c",im:y. Minnesota, on
Friday. February 25th, 1881,
At Ten o'clOck a. III.
dated JANu Try IL. ISL.
CHAR :. ES BiDEr MAN, Assignee.
DANIEL Ie!l'R; R. Attorney i"r Assignee.
First publication Jan. IL. l&1.
Last publication Feb. II. 1851. t9-206t
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MORTGAGE FoRECLosU;,E SALE,

MORTGAGE FORECLOsU ;lE SALE.
N|HEREAS, Default has been made IN the
w conditions Of a mortgage made by August
Benkendorf and Johanna Benkendortf, mort
gag0rs, to Roscoe u. Chase, mortgage. dated
April eth. 1S1a, and recorded April 18th, 1879 1T
three Ocl0ck and five minutes iii the afternoon,
in Book "k OF mortgages cage u in Office OF tine
Regis er Il deeds Of Mob es County Minnesota
and there Is claimed to he due on said mortgage
at the date Of this notice the sum OF sixty Dollars
for interest coupon, secured by said mortgage
and due April 18th, 1870 and no action OF pro-
ceedtng having ben commenced to recover the
debt or interest secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof. Notice IA hereby given hat By viz
tue Of the power OF sale In said mortgage con-
tanned and In pursuance Ut the statute in such
case made, sal MOitg gage will he fOreciosed, -
the sale OF the premises therein described AZ FOL-
lows:
The southeast quarter OF section six {s)
township one hundred and four {lN4, range thir
ty nine (3:'). Mobiles County. Minnesota at pubic
auction, for cash. to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Court House In WOythington
in said Mobiles County on
Saturday. the 2224'd day IT january. 1881,
At eleven o'clock A. NJ, to pay the sum then due
and unpaid Oh Xai1 mortgage and expenses Of
such sale. i';cu lug Twenty Five Dollars, Attor
ney's fees
Dated December 3, 1870
ROSCOE g. CHASE, MORTGAGE.
DANIEL RortR n. Atty for Mortgage,
LIST pub. Dec. 9, i6Sa.
Last pub. Jan. IL, 1851.
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Editors and. Newspaper

Of the country. endorse JAMES BNee' PATENT
::o'D WATCH CASES. Asa proof read the folio r.
ing:
Baltimore. Md. M,rch 4. 1880 1T gives me
pleasure to inform ynu that the james Boss
Watch Case l have carried ras Giyru perfect
s'tisfac ion II wears beautifully ~. r. RlNo-
GOLD, Ed. a"d PROFIT Telegram.
Ia Fayette. Ind. March 8, lssn.-I take pleas
ure IN cUlnmendi' K the Jas. Ross Watch Case ~
highly ~ ISL ciury and equal IN wear H. one III
solid x ii. They ave the 'lss,sS'' in fact ~ well
nS IN NAME W. :. 1.lNGLB, Ed. and Propt COur.
Ter.
D~s MOinea. Ia. Feb 9 1aaO.-Our MANAGER
b - carried 4 Jas Boss Patent Watch Case. and
l,r.riullv says hat it c.nm0t be Deat'.n In any
way STATE LEADER Co., puD'rs l "a State
| Leader.
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say that tn. Jas. Ross Watch Case have In en-
i:ely -: isfactory henc IN v"ry respect Just 4,
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ard jewelers., !" al: parts Of t'.e country.
THIS IL the only p,t"Et ease made Of Two
PLATES o. SOLID Cop II j. warranted b,
s,ncial certiac .te AK x"ur jeweltr for flu!
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