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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25
CHrcAeo's FIRST CITIzEN.-The

CHIcAGo's FIRST CITIZEN. The
Chicago Tribune, in closing an elab-
crate article on Hon. Carter III. Har-
rison, Mayor Of that city, gives the
following as Mr.. Harrison'5 opinion
of st. Jacobs Oil when I first
found myself suffering from the
rheumatism, my leading thought
naturally was to call a physician but
my neighbors all advised me to try
St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German
Remedy. | procured some of it inn
mediately, and found it excellent for
that ailm nJ.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

In is the opinion Of many Con
gressmen who have lately arrived
in Washington that the usual two
weeks Congressional holiday win
be dispensed with during the APP
preaching session, and that it win
be supplanted by a two days holt
day, at both Christmas and New
Years Day Should this action
be taken, it viii give Congress
nearly two weeks additional work
ing time in which to dispose Of
some Of the banked-up business
left over from the last session,and
consequently more time in which
to consider new business.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

Erefgeea rEefrs..

By order oftbe President the asso-
citation ofthe Hedges Heirs Of West
Virginia, will meet at Martinsburg on
the second Tues day in December A
full attendance is requested, as BUSH
ness of Importance viii be brought be-
fore The Association.
MS J. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
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Gust Lock :

At those beautiful and CHEAP pic
tures HUNTER is making for the
holidays, ard now is the time to-get
them and he has q fine selection of
all kinds Of frames at all prices. 5ring
your old pictures and have them
copied TO any size and style Call at
p. c. HUNTFR'S,
26 North Queen Street, Martinsburg,
w. Va. nov25-3C.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25
NOTICE T0LIEN HOLDER

70 ell persons holding liens by Judgment
on otherwise, in the real estate. or anv
part thereof Of George Garrett:
Inpursuauce ola decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley county. made ia p cause
therein pending o subject the real estate
Of the said George Garrett TO the satisfac-
tioa Of the liens thereon, you ire hereby
required to present all claims held by Won
and such Of you against the said GEORGE
Garrett, which are liens upon his real es-
tate or any part oft, for adjudication. TO
me, at my office in Martinsburg, county Of
Berkeley, On or before the stu day Of De-
cember, 1882
Given under ny hand as Commissioner
Of the said Court, tile 9th day ofNovem-
Der, 1882.
W. b. COLSTON,
uoV.ll'l Commissioner
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

The West Virginia legislature
will meet on the 18th Of January.
The Democrats will have nineteen
majority on joint ballot. The in
terest event Of the session will be
the Senatorial contest. There is no
lack Of candidates for the posi-
ton.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25
ErTake Notice ladies.

Cousins SHOES are excellent in
quality, beautiful in style and fit, and
VERY MUCH cheaper than other goods
Of similar style and quality Every
lady who wants a NICE shoe should try
them. Sold only by GET FINGER 8.
HOhE, who warrant fully every pair
they sell. nov25.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25
HATS! IRATS HATS!
Fa1a AMID Winter STYLES.

al the Fall AID Winter styles, Of
stiff, flexible and soft hats, now open
and ready tor customers, at city prices,
at GETTINGER q HOKE'S
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Queen ST.,
BlondeF- Bui ding toc14
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

TIE New York SIM says that
two things should be done at the
approaching session Of Congress.
1st Abolish the internal revenue
abomination. I'd. Reform and
simplify the tariff.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

TIE Peabody educational fund
will amount to something to West
Virginia. Out Of the S8O,334 of
the fund for the Southern States,
West Virginia comes in for -, 300.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

WE take no stock in Senator
Malone or his method Of running
q political campaign but the Dem
ocratic majority in the next Con
gress will make o serious mistake
If they attempt to unseat Wise or
Paul, the Readjustor candidates
for Congress, VINO have been de
clared elected, unless they have o
clear case. twill not do for them
to follow the precedents Of the
present Congress in this respect
In fact, the habit of unseating
members as a partizan measure,
ought to be done away with. The
purity that does SO will lose more in
the end than it viii gain.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

THURLow WEED, the veteran
New York politician and journal
list, died at his residence in New
York city Wednesday, after long
and eventful career. He was So
years old.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

AS the days shorten and grow
cooler, and the attractions of one S
fireside and home are doubled,
thinking parents Of restless young
sters should give increased thought
to the question, chow shall [ make
home attractive and home-hours
profitable for sons and daugh-
ters p It is q question involving
increased difficulties each year.
The counter-attraction to the
charm Of home which is offered by
Society, grows more imperative
and alluring to the young and in
very many respects more unpro-
ductiyo of benefits for the youth
FIJI devotee Tt only remains for
the parent to render home life so
attractive, md its influence so po-
tent for good, that ones sons and
daughters shall be 10th to ex
change the eompaniouship Of
father and mother for the epheme-
raj joys Of the party or the ball
room.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

WlrH the approval of the Post
master General, Superintendent
Thompson, Of the railway mail
service, on Tuesday decided to adj
NIT to the mails, as fourth class
matter, dried prunes, compressed
tongue, boned turkey and other
canned meats, put in soldered tin
cans, not weighing over four
pounds You can send your
(boned) turkey by mail on Thanks
giving day
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THE Chicago Times says Mr..
Cleveland win be compelled to be
an excellent governor in order to
live up to his majority
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

WE publish in this issue the let
ter of Senator Davis, published in
the Sunday Register, in which he
declines to be considered candi-
date for reelection to the IT, S.
Senate. Senator Davis twelve
years service in the Senate has
been highly creditable to him.
He has occupied some Of the most
important positions in the Senate,
and during the twelve years has
been an active participant in its
proceedings, but during all this
time no one has dared to charge
him with connection with any jobs,
He has looked after the interests
of West Virginia with loyal watch
fulness, and the State can lily af-
ford to do without his services,
The legislature would consult the
best interests Of the State by re
turning Senator Davis to the Sen
ate in the face of his declination
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

A SWIFT but awful suide, was
that Of a laborer at an Alabama
blast furnace, who leaps into the
fiery depths Of the furnace from
the top Of the stack. America is
approaching France in the sansa-
tional features evidenced by those
who take their own life The Col
umn Vendome and the fascination
of its giddy heighths for selfde-
stroyers, finds a far more original
and awful parallel in the apex Of a
modern blast furnace In the lat
ter case, Inconsistencies must en-
sue within a brief bat terrible
second after the wretched man
had taken the awful leap
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

THE forthcoming industrial Sc,
ries of census reports will be pro
fusely Illustrated with engravings
Of our fish, meat, cereal and vege-
table products The illustrations
relating to the fish industries. Of
this country are now being pre-
pared under the supervision of
the United States Fish Commits
sion, by H. L TODD of the Ma,
tional Museum, in a very excellent
style.
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PRESIDENT Morris announces
that The West Virginia press assoc
citation win convene in extra session
at Charleston, NOV. 3Jth, and de-
sres "a unanimous attendance
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

nrtb S6isbIa6en, un6 itsftelr, nad6ent fie
ben befti9 8eripabrung e~inle8en6en Galiirer
aum S@tpeigen gebre6t, utgefGbr $4,000
IN 0OIb unb @jreenbaGs ST. ii6; baum pers
lteBcn bic 8icre, Die stoet Ssonttsn nit Gr@
t6iebul9 be6rn1euo, Die 8ant unb i1tparz
'G4su lid ncbit 0cn ;!pci 0enoien auT bic
Atoe. 2ue ScGie idjniicn in sic 2uft,
brliiten ul;b ritttn DIR mbereu 8anf 81.
9o6 mG0tcn iie chi Icbiere, pa tic 6oct of
teltbdr cintr iuarmci, glrpfa:l9 befiirDtcs
ter, teilen gtngriif, ion0ern tic ritttn nit
Der 8eltte ali5 Oct erlien 8allf, odpor III Der
Jti6tu!9, aus Ser liz ggtontmcn iuaren.
SIT TDlge be5 QIrrls Datte ii6 cine 2tnz
5obl 0teniGen ouf Der GtraBe gciannmelt.
11no bolb nladtel lid btrittenc 8earnte 3ur
8erToIgNng Der Gdubcr aui. 2hl6 ein NIT
tDigcr iun9cr 9lpnt0cfer 9fdmcns NiicS
ipDlIte mitrciten aber ipG6rano CT lein 0fnB-
beltic9, 9ing iGnt iein 9teDoluer i'll ber Gai0c
los, cine Sugcl fnDr ibul ms 8ei1l, traf
ober sun Gliid bel allen 1lnglItd, nut ms
Sleiid.
ScitDcr ftn6 Sic meiiteit Der 0fduOer einz
gefon9en lit0 itit9cloinntett tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

@prit.-S n Chicago 1.15; in ct, 2ouis
lis; i'll Cincinnati 1.14@1.15; i'll georia
-.-@1.12; III Baltimore 1.20@1.21.
siemli9 9lIte bis cute 19@2Oc., rCoirp",,
quite bis bette 19@20c., 9erin9ere 2u0litGt
14M18c.
Gie r. - 14@19c.
@eflii9eI. -2ebenbe TurtepS 9@10c.
9el6lddtete - o.; Niibner 6@9c.; 9ez
ldloNtete -@-c.; Gnten 49, az. 80 OoS
Tnteno; @Gnie $3.O0@5.O0 has s9uteno ;
Spring G9ifeis" $1.50@4.25 bos Gtb., lie
llad Der Nr0Be.
&drtoffeln. - Giuheimil6e $3.50
1.55 per Sni6el beim Gar.
Neue&artoffeIH. -$ 6.25@6.5O bas
SoR.
@ronmcorn.--t@u rI Carpet unb Sruib
104 @114c., Sell: lportin9 @reelt 93@lO5e.,
.reb tipped 9@94e., "&eb 2'rrlb" 7@Sc,
frumlnes l@7c.
Sopfen .-Teuer gteu Norfer 25M30c. :
@iScouliHer i5@20c., @altfDrnier 26@|Oc.
Gumpeu. = $1.7j@2.O0 bas 100 Eiurb
iiir gen'ildte pom yarbe.
@ d III ierfet t. - SrdltteS 4M41c., gel
be3 51M-e., meipeS 7@Sc. bos 9Sib.
SaI9. -Guden SIC, No. [ Soltb Count
Gitronen.-S 3d. so bos 2if6en.
NepfeI.- S.. 100 boS TS0b.
9oni9. = 18@22c. fiir @abcn ulo 10@
1Oc., iiir allS9elaiienen:
gobnen. = So. 100000 fir primo
MeSiuln, unb 3.10@3.25 fir oerti6e.
Npfeliiuen. = Sonaica 400 oaSEaB
Meiiino IS 100000.
@rblen; Selts crime $115@1;s5,
bas 4f6. NorroWiots 81. 15@1.25
SH a ~ ~ a ~ ~ ( q - Tpr11rt1A0 z nf1nfp1p
40@5Oc. bos Eiit6en; Spinat 50@1.O .
boS ToR; SaIat 25@30c. 6aS Stb.; &ie
Ylont 25@3Oc. f; @urten 100000. bas Gus. !;
Mabiesden 1O@15c.; @eibfobl $1.5O@1:1j
Der rGrote"; Grblen $1.25@1.75 bos tilt=
den 3lplebeln 100 - oaS Cub; Suppe1z
9riin 500-c.; Hcterlllte Toe. Sas &us. +;
gobnen 81. O0@1. so bos Siitden fiir CRIME
unb $2.50@2.75 fir eelbe; Spargel 6O@S5c.
ie mad G.u0litdt ul6 ber Orobe Der @ilnb.
den, Gquolb2@3c. basGfb. Sllmentobl 80
@$1.00 bas Gf6.; G9g Glants $500. @75;
&otbe Giiben 25@3Oc. 6os Etb., 9elbe
35@40c;
Grbbeeren. = $5.5O@6.5o bos aiit9en
q "a Quarts.
Ytlonmem.-$ 2.OO@s.OO bas 8iit6en
"a "a Quarts.
&iri6en.- 4.OO@4.25 has 8iit6en a
16 S.uarts.
6imbeeren, rotbe 7.0O@7.5O, i6warSe
6.W@6.25 bos &iit6el 60 "a E.uart.
Srombeeren 3.0OG4.00.
Ettrlt6e 1.G0@$1.75 rus Giltden q !
8uibeI.
Nnonos-M $2.O0@2.75 bos Gut.
Sdndnen.- So. OOt03.O 90 iiir rntbe m1o
$2.O0@4.0O iiir 9rIbe ie no6 tSroBe.
EotosnI c. = $500 bos l,utbert.
Iep el.--j0@60c. bos 6titdeu.
Raie. n
Gabmfole, better frii0er ........ II O.
gutter. .............. 10 @10t
9erinGcr. 8 a "
Slader, better 14@S
y 9criu9er. ............ 6@7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
SraMriGeS GttSt eitteS BoIi5et=
Ehrf2

( G. 81. Smitb, Der 8cIiseis@6ef bon
l Mount Sermon, benz 6alptOrte Des
\GDuntD Sefltriou in GIOeSlItnots,
bate ont 2tbtIl0 be3 IS. W2Gi in Wtoitnt
QSerror etllen Streit nit cinem b~prti0en
Gi9drrcnrin6sr 9tdrnclS G1arlG5 QS. gjoit
ullO t0oteIc babel 0ielcit urgliifli6eiI Otait1
burtb Orci S1ulie. Der Wtoroer lief nad)
bent 2ti5ltaLle, no iein FfcrD itallo u1o rttt
0aDolt.
Gr tuur6e ie6oh bon 0rei i'm berfoIgenben
8conltct an %. Wiai Bel Gdrmi int County
QGDite int iii00itliGen S6eile I'LL lereS St0a>
teS eingelolt, ais er ben 8a6olb. 5u 1berz
ldreiten iudte. Die 6rei rteFclt tDn1 ST., Ell
iOue itd er9cben. ST ortiportete lbrelt,
baB Ell cS tDun iuolle, 500 ftf ober 9lel65et2
ttg nod eilicln groBet gdulle 5ntltf IND
5Dg eiret 9teuntUcr. 9eSDal6 feuerte min
elmer ber bret 8eonttcn dllf i'm ullo Die &uz
gcl Ssrl6mctterte SrtitD'S rcCDten 6ilftf1oz
den. Gin ;tpeiter Sfub foI9te bon Seitelt
Der 0erfpl9er, ucrltrldd)ts a6er 1tltr cine
leidte6leiifmuuoe in Smiths liutcm 8ciit.
I'm 10 i6lirnrler ipar Die our6 ben er1ten
Sd)u6 uerltriadte G%crle5un9.
Smitb tpuroe Sundd)lt na6 Dem nd6en
Gormi gebra6t. Son bn trd115porttrte man
i'm lpGtcr mad 0tolInt 8ernou, no er i'm
SountpgefGn9niiie ~untergebradt tourOe.
Gr erbtelt bort uielc Seiude, perrnieb ieOod
0eiprG6e iibcr bic G00tung Ooit'S, beutcte
G6cr uieberDOlt an, baB Ell Otcicn MIR aus
gtotbipebr eridpiien babe.
9& 2tbcnb beS 5. SUM- na6m ser @rst cine
alrputation bcs gdn3cu redten 8eineS beS
gcfanQcueI gOIi;eidef5 Oor, neil 1tltr
III Oieicm Sale nod cinige 9tltsiidt auf
Gcttlllg Ots 2ebtnS beiiel6en bOr6dn0cll
mar. 9l6tr Die Ninplitatton bali nidtS
mebr. 2lm 6. sunni lit Smlitb, na9bcm CT
uo6 furdtbare Sdmer3eu 9elitten bate,
geitorbcn. @r mar IN SSefferion County
geboren, 6rodte bei1abe ici1c gauge 2ebenSz
Stit baicl5it GIT Inb binterlGbt ptele angez
ieDcIc &ertpunOtc iorpie cine 6rau urb pier
tLetile Stil1ber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

Sim g d NJ einemartt belief bic 8ufubr
iid olf ca. "a, 200 Stild, 9e9en 136, 900 i'll Der
NOrmo6e. Iie Qreiie ,poren am Samlta9
mei6enb. gesablt lpurbe:
Gomlta9 Dor. Samitos
2ei6te S6reine. ...7.50@S.O5 7.65@S.00
Sdlpere sIni 4S0teln 7.S0@S.M 7.70@S.15
S6were J. GerianOt. 7.85@S.W 7.75@S.A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Sin 3eitQeIhGft rotrren om Gomltao:

commentator. = go. 2. per STUNT
1921, Sult 1.34h, 9lu9ut lii.
N{ois (corn) per SSltni 69f, Suli 500,
9tusuit 500, September 500, Sobr SO.
SAFER per SIri 49,, Scllli AN, Nu9ult
35i, g eptelltber 34B, Seobr 35S.
&leie.-1 Gor g9inter ST. S13.25, l Gar
Gommerpeisen Su $12.50, s Gors 80. at
$12.25, 3 G0rs Do. su $12, 9 @ors SIT $12 per
&oune.
.M ibbGinss."-1 Gar su $2O.75 Die
Snune.
Sen felt. 3 Cars go. / gimotbp ;u $14.5O,
1 Gar 90. 2 DO. gil 1880, 1 Gar SEQ. 1
SimotBD gu $3.50, 1 Gar DO. St $14, l Gar
$40. 2 DO. 81 S12, ] Gar Girrotbp unb ! Gor
Grairie Su $3.50, 1 Gor Frairie SIT $3.50 bic
Spnu1e.
GGmereten. - Simotbp 81. 9O@2.35;
Giee $4,000. Is, Nlo95 $1.30@1.3 30, llr9az
rtlder $95MS1.O5; Wtllct $1.O0@1.25;
bellti3er Wiuet $2.M@2.75; 8udweiSen
$1.N@1.121.
Gin Der @fieftenb0re iuurben per=
fault:
W. 6. & 3. So, 81, 1876.
Chicago, burlington & Gtlincp gtienbabn,
10, 1881.
Chicago, Burlington & Sninrp gilenbabn,
1. Gin. 4proS, 1900, SO.
Chicago, Wilipaufee & ct. 0aitl GtIett=
ba9n, =. Is. s. &. 5pros., 1000, 92g 1000,
92g.
Chicago, Milmautee s. ct. Saul Gilenz
babn, 5000, 92@.
Chicago Gttp st., 1 81 $50.
Ser Ninbpie + t NOR Flau ltnb bic
S6lubpreiie ersebem 9e9en Die @orluo@e
eilen bebeutenben &iid9an9, Der fir Die BEL
lerer Sorten 50@60c., fir Die 9erin9eren
10@25c. betrltg. Die 3ufubr belief ii6 o,Ii
$4,000 Stiid 9e9en 81, 1000 in Der porber9eben=
ben ISOLDE.
Sic Sur6i9nittspreiie lte0teu ii6 folsen=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Sahresbcrichf.
@tatiitit BET @atss, 2ungtrs rtro
9erjtrmfbeiten lit Chicago.
1917 E~oOesfaGle TT SOfge oieter 9ram&-
Geifem tut u%er9an8eMer Sa6re+
Or. Robett Gnntcr iiber bic x9corit bet tns
raiitiI@cn arnmtbettSnriaGcn tt,h ibtr
GrtlatismuS int Ma0emcinen.

Die 9robe @idti9teit, lueIde ben &oIS1 unS 2rnsets
trontbeiteu pcr ulIcn anbereu betsumencn lit, eroie6t lid
5ur @euI9e aus nad)itebenocr Isabelle.
Sic ~wclomhrt;abl bcr Gtcrbcidue in benz ami /. Ntoi
perlloiIenCn SABRE betri9 14,203. 0oriI iin6 bic 8obess
9ttdsldutn uno S~erbreten nit inbe9riiieit. Mn9 idGieSt
lie bic EuOeSidue Don Sau9linstn unS tIeinen 6inocrt
inter iiinf Sobren Elm, bic iib oltin auI 7620 6c;ilern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Igemtem perIaugt 1berAH
ID. w. Moody's
IcueS acknowledgement init Squaremab.

'"
3uIdnetbsu pOu Damenz nHS &iubertGeiSerH. Gs 1T
ba5 ein;i9e bis iest %erfuubeue SDitem, bas uon iun9eu
aWtG0den ~erlernb0r lit. Us ut 10 ein9ert6tet, oaB cine
icbe Yerion ieoes pon einer Dame ober einem 6inoe eez
trnesue EIeiOIngSltHd aus ben qeorWdtcu Inmeilun9ert
SuidHeieen lernen tnnu.
Ihneib.H eeIebrt unS ieit ben lcsteR BRET Sabrer mad
meinem siSeneH Spitem, uuS i'd biete 500 Sebem, Der
cine Don mir nGbreub Der Ietteu brci Sabre unterri6tete
Tame iiuoen tam, bic nibt nit meiuem Spitem bs
JICioer,nibneieen b66it %suirteben lit. SD tam bic
9tamen non ~bunoerten ct. YouiIer Gamen, iomte DaS
men in anbern GtGbisn uenneH, bic meiu Spitemt GEE
tauit BADEN, uuo peTbc bies aud anf Nnfra9e lebr germ
tbuu.
Retm 1tntcrrt0t
III u6tbiq, meiue Domeu, I'M bas 3uidneibeu gu lernen.
Ole t6nueu meiu Spitem ans ben iebeu1 Nppardt BEIGE
iii9tsn 9ebrM3ten TnpeiiuuaeH lernen. Sr Der Staot
OF. 2ouis qiebt eS uidt meHiger ais DtCrbunoert lunge
beutibe WtdodeH, neIde bieitS Spltern 9etauft BADEN,
Gpitem DON ibnen PauieH piiroe, IS lei BENIN, 1c tortnten
iofort Elm neteS berommeu. Nteiu Tegslmdbi9tr BreiS
FIR Elm completes Spitem lit $3.50. CUR 0dlite baar nit
Der 0eltenMn9 eiu3uldtdeH uHo Der 9telt IN 30 2G9en SIT
Sab!en; oocr lallS has @el6 gang nit Der Seltelluft9 etnz
oeididt pirS, nil i'd iHr s. Den 9ausen AppGrat ienS
ben, Mn6 WenH lie NIT benz Spitem nt6t Suirieoen limb,
mil i'd, ioQS IS gspiinldt Dirb, odS 9elO Suritdiencen.
8erIanqt cine 9irobe. IS lit etHer ieneu Dame $50
pertb sI pilien. ME tie ibre ei9eneH &letoer aulbneioet
Ioq.
9aenu sic Gocns's Sbitem sebrauden. per6en
Sie ME mebr WtMiter Su fauieH babeH, pa allies .3etbne1
auf benz Stofl 9cibtebt. Gle tonneu ieoeS pom etEer
Dame ODER einem GiRoe 9stra8eHe Stetolir9SltId obne
Vapier ober Utuiter 5uidneioeu. Utan lbtde ben 9albeit
onbers Sdlfte fam in OretBis 1agen sesahlt merhen,
weHn bGs Spltem sefdat. Nenu ntdt, idIde I'D OoS
GeIS sMrid. - Otar penbe ltb an
ID. w. Moody, SnDentor,
30. 213 NOrO 8. etraBe, ct. Bouts, Wo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Iarftbert@t.
(B o d. Ell
Ghicnnn Nnnntnn IL 81

Gbicuso, MOntag, IL. Snni.
Im @etreibenarft lit Se9en bic &orpo6e
eiit E~rsiSriif9un9 in allen @etreibedrtet,
ouBer g&ei;en Su uersei6nen, Don benz am be-
belItenoten Nais b~etroiien pllrbe. Nol9enz
bes lino bic G6ln6preile in Yaargeld6ft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
@tabIirt felt 1851.
SchoeNkopf,
IA oSn cooA CSt pooAnTnh 6fr

GtNhItrt iett 1904.
SchoeIIkopf,
No. esq & 234 st RamOoIpb str.,
,rpii@en SrautIiu II. @tartet Ctr.
erbielt Ipeben mieber cine Yartie
stedjte HoM. &ariu8e,
NcMe G1isfarOeucn,
stritd)e 9ieMnaM0en,
Iaxisiste Hale uno GorcHen,
akrcR,Giifd)e Gnroiue5,
Wcd1fe ROywcg. 8ramter=9IndtObteS
giu6 GGrDime9 NuO &ant0r,
2Iedlte NSrauni d. Dct9er GerncIattOMrttp
StaitcuiidDc Gallant,
Gt%rai,bMr9er 0dmieIeberpaitetcW,
GriiTeln mnO GbanpisnomS,
!1apern unS GItpcm,
@cr6ud,crten &ad1N unn StOr,
2tcdbteS Weuht= 1sHo EItpen=CeI,
EiNeIourTer GeMf,
9Ied,tcm gSeiaejjia amun Ginmadbea
Gefod,te s3NRgen lttO gi tnO jlctIdI tm&1tnetS,
&icbt0'S TIcild=@rtr0ct1
03eSte Gpvten 9riltcN ttNo idtp1r5ett Sbee,
e~gciuiteu SGO0= UNI Wfoft0s&0Weep
McdSfe WariucsGbofolGOe tMo &of0o,
frasj1l. $antbrine1=HT anNtcti,
Wariicr g d)nuptt0b0t bon &oBbe6,
4Gcd)tcm N nIe1tD0Ier Safe,
yscucn IT 0btt= tln0 &imbrr9er Sale,
GioaMer 1a0 NAgntcIa1 Sf0Ic,
Mu0ufforts ttMO &rGMtcrsSe0Ic,
St6ttenild dc snccAroNi uno YflccIIt,
Icutjd,t Spinnriiocr ttno 65oIaIdlMNe.
friSd)eu 0eniiIes atwO 0~rnsS0ame1,
NnMa<tcns, 60nf= nno E~apSl0nmeM,
gu ben b~illisien sEreiieu oet
Henry Schoelllkopf
bien, ireituw6 Wholesale ~ Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
GaISsGufSii1tN1.1t0

GaIs= GmtSiinONn9. !6alsleiben be-
9inilen oft nit %louiten, &otorrb ODER elmer
0uber9ep0bnli6en Anitreu9uns Der Gimme.
Sieie Nnian9S=S pmptomc, wel6e i'm Solle
Der Serna6lali9un9 bduiis droniIde sails.
lei0en sur Tol9e baben, perben bltrd ben
gebrou6 Don nSrown's Sroudial 5ro6cs"
beIeitiot.