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NOT HAVING BOUGHT ANY WHITE SUITS
EARLY IN THE SEASON. WE WERE PREPARED
To BUY WHEN MANUFACTURERS WERE ANX-
MAKE OUR OWN PRICES PRACTICALLY. AT ANY
RATE. WE HAVE JUST BOUGHT. WE HAVE
CLOSED LARGE MANUFACTURERS STOCK AT
1895 PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES
AND WE ARE WILLING TO SELL THEM AT THE
SAME RATE. WE HAVE EVERY GRADE, FROM
THE LOWEST TO THE FINEST; AND EVERY
NUMBER IS A BARGAIN.
WE WILL NOTICE SPECIAL. STYLES AND
PRICES NEXT WEEK. MEANWHILE INVITE
YOU To EXAMINE THEM AT THE
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INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY

INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
THIRD AND LAST GRAND
FRENCH FLOWER EXHIBITION
The Handsomest French Flowers.
Exhibition Of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS of NJ. Held
Co.. New York importers,
When l. eco different styles OF
FRENCH FLOWERS will be sold at less than oue.haH
of tie importation cost.
II WILL PAY YOU TO COME AND SEE. AT
KINGS ACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET.
Also special sale of
R B On s,
Comprising choice selection of
SASH RIBBONS
In all widths and colors. from 40 to 75c.. at
KIN G'S' P ALL ACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET.
In addition to the above we g illoffer
10000 PLUMEs.
g. s25' s1 80 $ 70 S. IA wite a. ''''
and leading colors.
Also special offerings in
TRIMMED AND Unframed
HATS AND BON ETSI
is, 600
Fifteen thousand chldren's misses and ladies' hats
consigned by the largest manufacturers Of
straw goods
Also consignment of
FRENCH AND SPANISH LACES,
IN CREAM, WHITE, AND BLACK,
Ranging from Zoe. to Soc per yard. The best Offer
ing made.
Our entire stock of elegant
SILK MITTS AND KID GLOVES,
LACE GOODS AND RUCHINGs
to be closed out below manufacturers prices insure
speedy sale. Remember and don't neglect your
chance. Call early to obtain your choice.
G p A L CE,
S14 SEVENTH STREET,
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER.
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A. sAKs & CO.,
mysl SIG AND sls SEVENTH srarrr.
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OUR TRUE BLUE SERGE SUITS
undoubtedly the dressiest suit that such limited
amount as THIRTEEN DOLLARS will buy. We have
suit at $40 that looks better There is no
fabric made that viii better even though the cost
double We guarantee the color to be absolutely
"True Blue" The summer sun win not affect it. The
suits at $l3 the that are cut in PLAIN SACK
STYLE. The SILK FACED SUITS cost 50 more. so
does the FANCY PATCH POCKET SACK SUIT, as it
costs more to make and trim them. BOYS SUITS OF
THESE GOODS will cost you SEVEN DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS. CHILDREN's SUITS are only FIVE
DOLLARS.
We had these goods made expressly for us, and we
unhesitatngy pronounce the True Blue Serge Cheyiot
fnish) Suit at sl3 good value for far more money
The fact is they the cheapest suit quality and du
raby considered that have to offer you this season.
THE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES Is NOW COM.
PLETE.
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SENT cs1neron ElIy Ike to know that pow
oered AT. > said t. be soyere IN remedy for the
tOOthAC'
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INDIA TUSSORE SILKS
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS.
WHITE and ECRUINDIA PONGGES with Embroidery
to match.
CANTON AND JAPANESE CREPES.
IVORY WHITE SILK MUILS.
GUIPURE AND SPANISH LACE NETS.
EXTRA BARGAINS IN SILKS.
SUMNER SILKS, LOUISINES AND FOULARD
SILKS. at Greatly Reduced Prices"
New prices marked in red ink former prices, SO
that e cry one can see the reduction made.
Special Attractions in SATIN RHADAMES from
81 to 49,
BLACK SILKS best makes. from 75c. to So.
ELEGANT ALL SILK GRE ADINFS from q. 25 70 s..
IUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS.
EMBROIDERED BATISTE AND NUNS YELLING
ROBES.
ANDERSON'S SYLPHIDES AND ZEPHYRS.
FRENCH SATINES. Choice Patterns. Soc
PURE LINEN LAWNS FRENCH JACONETS.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, 81.
Isle THREAD GLOVES, GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Immense Variety of DRESS GOODS, suitable for the
Mountains and Seaside
NEW WHITE GOODS. '.a1 styles, qualities and
prices"
LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR BUSTERS.
s1 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
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SAMUEL v. NILES, 1888 street
a6-eo2w&law2m JESSE BROWN. 1901 street.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty, Farm three miles from Bladensburg contann g
$50 Onethird cleared land suitable for garen.
ing farming purposes. Wood enough TO paw urice
asked. l4l5 street northwest. al7-6m
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LONG SHORE ON THE POTOMAC Md
"A summer Sketches. Supplement- to "kmerican
Genius" Maps and Tables OF Distances. The most
comprehensive sketch Of the Potomac river yet pub
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.-
NOR RENT-NEW STORE AND DWELLING. WITH
Il all modern cOnveniences; good stand for Grocery
and Provision or Drug store northwest 9th and
streets. 3-2ts
IfOR RENT-A WELL LOCATED STORE AND
4 MIXTURES, with two good rooms adjoining, suitable
for any business. Apply at 326 18th street northwest
jest
EfOR RENT OR LEASE-LARGE. NICE STORE
room, with fixtures 1910 9th street northwest, be-
street northwest rySi w tn q.
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Clio IA FOR BEST 1902 HALF DIME. COINS
waltz = OK SHOWING i'rices pay mailed for
% "a. .sEl2lne. 23c: y Per apuufa. MASON &
CO., NJ. - 18th -tsect. PHILADELPHIA je3-s W IT
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LOW for CASH.
Oct 20 II 3m
An Ordinance.

10 HcSiTiin GH} RCjHiIic tie safe cf LijaGyS,
"m" 20 H'ym'dtc tie %u', gf DrajS HaF E"AcIHoS.
SIC. |. lie IL "rlainc 10y the Town Council Of
Union, in The State of South carolina. now met
and sitting, and hy the authority of the same,
That any person Who shall sell aay Ii liquors,
SpirituouS Ninuus OF Malt, within the T0wn of
Union. shall, upon trial and conviction he fined,
fJr each and every vticrcc under this Ortlinuncc,
not less than twenty l2ul dollars anl not more
than Fifty lIO) dollars or he impriSauci not less
than ten (lOJ or more tnan twenty ,2Ul iavS, or
both, nj the discretion Of the t"uncil. Prorii,d
that nohing herein contained shall prevent the
filling by amy licensed Druggist, amy prcscrip.
ton IN good faith, male by any licensed practic.
ing 'hy>ician anu pr0ri!'C fhrihCr, that no
prescriptions containing Intoxicating liquor, in
any quantity, shall be- filled unless licensed
practising Physician shall endorse thereon over
his own signature certificate in writing that
the prescription is for use in sickness only, aud
is nccc>Sary
sec. >. Tha, a!l prescriptions containing in
| ioXicating liquor in any quantity, flied hy any
Druggist, shall, together with the record Of the
names of persons to whom delivered and for
whose Use filled. he exhibited by such Druggist
on the first Monday in each AMI every calendar
mouth. to the Council for inspection; and upon
iaiiWrc 50 TO do. each AMI every Druggist shall
upon iria! and Conviction, lie iiTcd. for each and
every oIlcnsc, not less han twenty (2U) dollars,
AMI not more than fifty (jOl dollars, lc i'm
rriSonci not less than ten (lU) or more than
twenty (2O) days, or both, Il, the discretion of
the Council.
Done and ratified under the copor, tc Seal of
SAL Town Of Union, the 18th day % O1tbcr,
1872.
&. Il ROBERTSON intcnlant,
:. y. l.. P.>InAM, Clerk.
tt
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FIMRT. .,JTICE.

4 LII rcr'""s e 'ch;cd 10 the firm Of J. I.
n iiiil {" "arc hereby notified that payment
is rcpuircd. All Notes. Accounts. and ether
f"rmS of IN i"bt2dn"ss must hc paid before the
FIRST day G: janGTry next. IL not paid by that
tim' they will b. placed in the hands of an At
tOrncy Tor collection, without reserve.
j. 7. iilIL < 60.
IN,t 4,
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HRS. MARY VINSON.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
Dental Surgeon.

hH l.. L. MEipOR, graduate Of Tie H.lti.
EImorc Dental College, offers his professional
services I" those who may require Dental Sur
CORY n any of its branches
Being amply supplied with the best nstru.
mcm> and all modern improved appliances, he
feels stic IN rs surfing perfect satisfaction.
lie will he tnund in his office over Dr. Pyscy
Bro : Drug Store on all days
flee hours \. VI to i T.. VI.
Scit& - Gn,,s
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Robert Macbeth, rs Sheriff Of |
Onion CoGmty,

Eohrr, Macbeth, as Sheriff of
Union County,
I,"GdV Summons
dyIiESf,
s Drayion briggs. Moses Lee,
robert Ray. Daniel D. Finley, for
john l.. Young, Ja;ncs :. Nc
Daniel. Hiram G.. bronson and
John VI. Hardy, trading under Relief
the firm name Of II. G. Iron
son & CO., T.. d. Tailor. Jane
Cunningham, Edward Fullngs Complaint
and .lnhh Gordon, trading unurr
the firm name oi T.. Ful,ina> X
Co., George ". GpSS, James not
Cavcnor, Mary L. DawknS, rs
cXccit;iX of Thomas y Dawkius,
James VI. Bunch, rs i lmin,ira- ScIycdI
tor0fJaS VI. Galhcrry, and &c.
Mckissick, D,I;ndnnt&.
To he Uc,tmd,,nia.
N'OC are hereby Summoned and rcllircl 10
L. answer the complaint in this action. which
will he filed in the Office Of Clerk of Court of Com
ron Pleas. Union County, and to serve a cory
Of y"ur answer To the sail complain, on the
subscriber NJ his Office at Union :. &. within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
Of the day Of such service AMI if you fail 10
answer the complaint within the ri:nc aforesaid >
the plaintiff IN this action will apply to the
Court for the relief dcmanlel in the complaint.
Dated October l.. 1872.
-. \, TOWNSEND,
|'ntgE .lNos""y.
(--) JANE M'Nn",
SEAL Clerk.
-
Ia hi' D0;""""'%. Moses Lee Eanici u. Finley,
james ). Mcdaniel, T.. ID. Tailor, Jane Cum
ningham, Edward Fu,ling<. john Gorl,n,
George ". GoSs and James tlvcnyr:
Take notice that the Summons in this action,
of which tie above Is copy, WAS h!cl in the
Office of the Clerk Cf Court Gf Common Peas
for Union County on the l5th lay Of October
lSc2.
d. \. TOWNSEND.
/F1mTd'S .lHDrmv.
Nov . If ct
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He WILL ONLY REMAIN THERE
FOR y SHORT TINE.
I went oui to see "paticnce" lhc other night
L a.d took slight cold. but by next week
he will be all right again, 50 bc sure to 90 and
see what u lot Of beautiful new toys he has got,
such as,
China and Wax Dolls, f. ON Pets TO 500,
and Britannia Tea sets,
Cups and Stuccrs Of all kinds.
Vases, bouquet, ,-hollers, Flow crstands,
Fruit Baskets and card Receivers,
Photog aph and Autograph Albums,
Shell and ether Work Boxes,
Writing desks and l'arlor Games,
Smoking sets for gentlemen,
Shaving Mugs, with soap and brushes, &c.
y FULL LINE OF TIN AND WOODEN TOYS
FOR CHILDREN.
Wagons and Whcclbarrows,
Hobby and stick Horses,
Horns Drums, Pistols,
Picture Books,
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS,
RaiSias, Currants, Ci,ron, Figs,
French and American Candies,
Pickles, in bottles and barrels
Sour kraut,
Canned Goods Of all Kinds.
Oysters, StlmDns, Slrlincs,
Peaches, Pincapplcs,
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes. and many other things
too numerous TO mention
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, an Crackers of all kinds
Gail and see for yourself. We have anything
to S"it the pocket cf the rich, the poor the old,
and the young.
All orders will be promptly attended to-
Give me trial.
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James =. IIollng>worth,
PI1miV Summons
Gyd'H2i
Louisa II llolliugSworth An for Relief
drew lluliingswurth Sally
Weeks Fannie Adair, Alora Comrlaint
Carter and others.
Ucir"duHts. "o' served.
TO Louisa IIolin-<wnrth, Anlrcy IIollinrs
worth, Sally Weeks. wife Of Ion Weeks. Fan.
ME Adar, wife 81 Isaac Adar. Adora Carter
the children oi Thomson lIollngS worth, de
ceased, whose names aud residence are un-.
known. except his sons George IIn,liurS tn
AMI William liuliag~ ~wprIh: the children O;
Nathan llollingswolih, drccaScd whose names
and residence are not known; :hc children
CT Elizabeth NOr%au, deceased, whose names
and residence arc not Known, and the chill
drcn Of Polly Butler. deceased, whose names
and residence are not known, DcfHHnts IN
HIS 0ciioR.
NOU arc hereby summoned ami REQUIRED to
n answer the complaint in this action which
is iiic in the office ct the Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas for said County. a;rl TO serve a
copy Of ycnr answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office, at Union, in said
county and State, within twenty laws after iI,r
Scri hereof, exclusive Of the day of such
service and if you fiil - answer the complaint
wi;hin the time aforesaid. the plaint!lf in This
action Will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manlca in the Complaint.
witness, James munrJ Esq, Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, in and ipr the County nrorc-
sail, mt the place aforesaid, the twcnty-ffh day
of November in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty two and in the
one hundred and sc"cnIh year of the Sovereignty
and independence of the United States Of
America.
EION & McKlSSICK,
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Adninis5yator's Sale.

p( order Of Probate Court for Union County,
ID Will sell, on Friday the pa lay Of Nrccm.
bcT, l~I2, st the late residence of Cloush BiSh,
"p, III :'tmtnc Township, rni"n County, the
personal property of the late tiuu.h Bishop,
Consisting "f HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, Wagon and other farming mplc-
mcn'S, buggy Hogs, Cattle, Mules, one Horse
&C.
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Executors Sale,

l. AAAOONUOl - OOlO,
fINaE unlersign Executor aml Exccutrix of
Il q. l. M"mg. deceased, will sell en- Monday
The Iiih day OF December next, at the EeSilcuc:
OF Il. I. MenS. deceased. his real estate, amuuni-
ll,02G2) acres Of land divided n'o lots rs fol-
lows;
E.ST MOL.
Containing lOl acres, more or less. and bound
Cd by lands Of W. l.. Wood and lot No. - aud
known rs the Mill road tract.
LOT No. q.
Containing a acres more Or less, ami bound
cd ny lands of =. j. M"slcy and lot No. |, and
known as the Mill Shoal tract.
LOT No. 3.
Containing l3ii acres. more or less bounded
by lands of w. y. Littlciohn and lot No. >, and
F.OT No. 4.
Containing lj2 acres, more or less, known as
the lower tract, next to y. &. Lindsey
E.OT Nc.5.
Containing lSj! acres, more or less, and known
as the pacolct River tract.
hST No. q.
Containing 81 acres more, or less, and known
rs the CrOckcr Settlement tract
LOT Nc. ..
Containing 20! acres more CT less, and known
as Gii's Hill.
H.oT N0. 3.
Containing l52 acres more. or less. and lies
between the Lindsey tract and Homestead tract
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Also personal property consisting of Wagon,
Buggy, Cows Sc.
Terms of Sale
Personal property Cash: Real estate one
thir'. cash on day OF sale balance in one and
two equal annual instruments, with Interest from
date "' sale, with approved sc"urity AMI Mort
gage OF the premises TO secure the purchase
money. The purchaser to pay for all necessary
papers.
MOSES WOOD. Executor
$. \. MENG, EXccutrix.
Of q. i. Mcng, deceased.
Nov Il IG fl
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kiON * MCklSSlCk,
PiGjHt,G'S' .IiiorH.yS.
SEAL JAMES MrX@o, c. {. Z.

yH.
:s!S '>a". Hr~"". c.c.r.
I" III" pcj'"Ia"iS, Andrew llolincSworth
George llollimg>worih, and William !;ollncs-
worth, sons OF Thomson !io!in"Sworth de.
ceased. au4 his other chillran whose names
and residence are not known, the children of
Nathan liolingSworth deceased, of Elizabeth
Morgan deceased, ami otPoily Butler deceased
whose names aml residence are not known.
laNe notice that the summons in this action
OF which the foregoing is Copy WAS flied in
tn" Office of the Clerk Of said Court for said
county on the 2Iim day of November lSS2
RON X MCkISSiCK.
IF""H@% -ltoyM,ya.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Terms of Sale ::

Also personal property consisting of Wagon
Buggy, Cows &C.
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All items under 50. cash on delivery of gools
Sums of SD and upward on credit Of one
year. with interest from day Of Sale, To he Sc
cured hy note Of purchaser and approved Sc
curiIy.
W. L. LIrI LEJOnN,
Administrator.
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Containing l52 acres more, or less, anil lies
between the Lindsey tract and Homestead tract
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Personal property Cash: Real estate one
thir cash on day of sale. balance in one and
two equal annual instruments, with i;.,crcsr from
date "' sale, with approved security AMI Mort
gage OF the premises to secure the purchase
money. The purchaser to pay for all necessary
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Nov -
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fNiE Undersigned, Executor aml Exccutrix of
Il q. /. Memg. deceased will sell cm Mond&y
the lith day OF DCccmLcr next. at the Hesilcuc.
OF Il. l. MenC. deceased. his real estate amount
ing to one thousand and twenty six and one half
l,02G2l acres Of land, divided in'o lots rs fol-
luwS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-05
N55cherfltchc Sl(ircis &faafs-Beifae1e.

~aeseid)neten GoIen6er bon Trdn; @inbeIe,
set in Merttd cine 9rpbe Gerbreitltng bat,
INT slt lcDert, oh audi Int europa lr10 Since
rita ali benz Gage ett 6eiertag iet. Der 3.
Otot mar tit bent &alel1Oer be5et6tet ais
y!Sreu3 >@rftnoung" uub ais gefetcrt loiDODl
BON Der fatboltl6en ipic BON bet prote1tdrtz
til6en Welt. Qlrn Nberb beS 2. Wtdt ftnz
9elt Die 86uer al1 Sl f%11allen, Die lie Dolt
Sepd6e berbet9ebolt Ddttcn. Inn 2llbr oes
9tadtS tpltrDen mir BON eiuer l1t6t 16ledz
ten OtuiifbanOe aufsetpedt, Die inns Dor bent
!6dulc etr StGnbd)en brabtc. &ctner ber
Mrbetter mar idlafen gegaltgelt, iD16crn
alle ipdren allf ben 8einelt, langel1, t~a1sten
llro f"cuertclt Galloltclt ab. Qlm tOaltle
unlereS 8orntannS bate mar et1 tpeiBes
Sud- a%ngcnagelt, oararf ctn Wtalteler
&rclts, Dllbi0 nit rotbcn 8dllocrn ntb
Gerlen ~DerStcrt, banDr o1f ctlem Slid
bran1tc Die ganse Nta6t cine 2ampe. llm
10 WfDrgcls am 3. Otnt mar nlleS i'm
DDdltel1 Staate, oIe 8Camtc Der Wttnen SIT
GferDc; lnei1 9teffe mar Sumt NlcalOelt er>
ndntt, Tim Orbnurg SIT balten. lin II
llbr lcbtc lid Der Bug 1T 8ctpegltn8. 3uerlt
oaS &reuS, gctra9elt bon ctllem Ser9nlarl1,
bann Die W}uilt, oanm !Ocrr Stord) lto i)
SIT 4fcrDe, barolf fol9tet Die 0errelt BtrllS
llllO Nltguit Grf, Sobn 8oel!c unb SIPS.
Curtis ebenfaIS hD6 SIT 5toile, uno born
bic Nrbeiter nit ibren Srouell, 9llIc Sogcrt
ben itcilen QSeg binaltf ST Der Wttnc Gar
lDtta, bic bt6t nm gSe9e licSt. Oicr fpuroc
0alt gertad)t ltllb a6gelellen. Der &reuS1
TRIGGER 9ing porat in bic Wtille, iDn1 fDlgtelt
ber 8orma1lt, Nrbeiter uno anoere. !Otcr
marb gcfniet, flint @otcrltnlcr gebetet, bolrt
9cltngct; Johann ipltrbe baS &reuS bonn
Gorlnanr 8oeIe iibergeben, ber Die Otinc
lc9letc. 9ieicS ipieberDoltc iid bet belt
Wttrlen 2Dniie, glon1oro u1to ga Gilno.
9amit tporen Die Gerentonien beenoet.
9(benbs bein WaonOi6ein pltrbe 9etanst
uno cr0ffrcte id, gefolgt Dont Or. Storb,
ben 9teigclt beim gSal3er. Die Dttfif ipar
6 Dtanm itort ,ttb, pie geiagt, nidt libel.
@lles Derlicf lit ber i60nltcn Sr0nung.
Oa5 Set ser mcrifanti6m Wtiner am
Sage Ser Srcl15e @rfitbun8 ioa blr6 cine
Sage ~entitatben ietn, ra6 pcl6er baS 6ct>
li8e Sirens mad Der Srcusisuu9 Gbriiti per7
loren 9e8allgen unO III eiteln 8erglperfe
bon Berglcuten ipieOergefunben tporoer lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-05

0te ST. Soffmanrt gerlfenen Ner5te fatz
BEN all iDnI bier S6ubipunbet; cine &ugel
tpar 1ilttett atn ltnfen S9ulterblatt
eingcorungctt, bate 6en &0rper
bur6bobrt urtb tpar aus Der
8rlit picocr berousgefomnen; 6icie
8unbe lit nm 10 9efdbrli6er, alS bic &u9el
ben linfen 2u~ngenfiigel bur6bo9rt Dabet
n1ltb cine Sipette &l1gel traf Bic 0ci6ledts>
tbetle, Stret bur6orangen ba5 Tleti9 beS
eiren GeiilS.
Mn 80. 9Foi tpurbcn bieOrei ppr's 8Dliz
seigsridt gcfiiDrt ultb tn Nn6ctradt Der
0efI6rlidtett Der gGlnOet 6ofin1on's inter
idlpcre 8irgidaft 9eitcllt. 8ei icbcnt Der
l6cIl6afe 6etrdgt Bic 8iir9i6oft $4,000,
Bel Or. Spear $4,000.
3aS nt0rbertl6e 0ebaGren bet 6elI6ofe
1T UNI 10 ll1begreift6er, ais fte 9letb Ser
gallSelt SSaltilie 6cl6afe in GltilcU, belon1
bcrS int fotbolii6en &rcilcn, ais 6rape lt1o
frteolt0c 8llr9cr hi DpDcm NnlcDen itan6en.
9Str itlD Die 2ebtclt, DGl6c etlter Bet
tlrtgsan9riff auf Sic GDrc elmer adtullgs>
tDcrtben 60nltlte, unb Slnlal petblt6er
Otttglie0er Oerlel6en irgenoiDic e1ti6uIbiz
gen ipilrben utb 90rrelt enter Garaille, sic
it'd lit ioldeu 2lngriffen ergeDt, Sic bGrtclte
3iidtt8ltng. 2t6cr Der obiBe 8crtdt Ser
n@crmani1" bat burGallS ntdtS GDrenriibz
RIGGS. GntDait CT iibcr bic iunge Oarl1c
Den obcr icnen Srrtburn, 10 DGttc geipib cilt
anitd1bigeS Nort art Sic Gebaftion geltiigt,
INT cine Beridti9un9 berbeisufiibrcn. St1tt
belicn griften sic 0ellDafe ullb ser e,9lilG@
Gmcritanilde Nr5t SIT Worbpaile ultb
i"tiirStcn fir nidtS unb ipieoer ntdts n1eb>
rere Tomilien in's lln9liid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-05
8nIncr Tito 8lci.

QlS Set Wobpc@!6 Guptltng GopitGn Sad
I'M lDrbltdet Californian tpegelt Grnnpr>
otrg bcS 0crcral Gal1bD sur 6inridtun9
an @nlgcn DerlrtDetlt tporoen mar, bat er,
i'm nidt SIT DGngen, ionberr SIT criGieben.
Seine 8ittc ipurOe iebod) abgcleDnt u1lo ct
mllbte bnllneli1.
9a9egen Da6en eini9e ser mebr ober
minber ciDililtrtcn SnDioner@ ygt%ationen"
I'M Snbiancr> Ocbiete bafiir gelorgt, baB
Serbre0er, Die innerbaIb i6rer @ren5en u1o
iDrer 0eri6tSbarfeit slt1t Sobe perltrt6etlt
iper6en, BEN SOB nidt mtttelit beS Strt6S,
lonberlt bur1 Gllloer urb Slet erletbelt.
9lltf iolde gSctic lit jebt SIT W3c@urtotn
tmStdote Der cipiliiirtet G6pct0tp> yg}atipn"
ein iullger nit Den porneDmitcn Samtlien
lci1eS Stantme5 pertDnn6tcr GGoctatp Sea-
mems 2ucoS bin9eridtct tporbelt, ser Dor
einigen Wtouotcn al5@riittbet, STE 1i6 nt0t
ermitteln lieBer, eil1et el1tlebli6en Oteltz
delr1orb AT ctnent an9eiebenen 6albblut>
Snbtaner yfomens Wfc&inneD ~begangen
bate. Die inDioniide GreettionS> Wtann>
ldnft D~crItall0 i6r 0el6Gft, ll0 Oer itDtld
glei6giiltige Sobesfa1bibat tpurbe i6on
bur1 bic critic Salpe mauietobt.
Der etnStge, arBerDalb oer Snbtaneri taa1
ten De5 SllDt1ner9ebtetes 9elegefe SDell Der
Union, in ipeldcn1 cine iol6e 6inridtungS7
art stpar ni6t itattfil1ben mlB, aber ftattz
finben fam, lit bas Territorium lttaD,
inbem no6 borti9em Gciebe Dem sum Tobe
DerltrtDeilten gerbrc6er Die @abl Der Sim
ridtungsart freiitebt. ST fam tpGblen 5ptz
l6en Strtd, Gulper lnO 8let, Gift II. T..
10. Der Dor etnt9en SoDren pcgen ietner
Tbeilnabnte an ben Otebeleten altf oer8cr9@
ipicie IN llta5 gum IoOe Derurtbetlte WtDrz
monenbii6of See tpGDlte Bltlper ultO 8let
unb ipurbe ipirtli6 auf Otele Dirt bi1tgez
ridtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-05
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miro / N 1T t II nge6eurer, Sn sc 10
Oorf aIletn fa1nen III ben CT it II
flint Mpnatcn 6icies SabreS
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