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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20
Thoughts for Voters.

The number Of federal Office hold
ers is estimated in round numbers at
100000. Their average annual sal.
aries from the President down is not
less than $1,000 each, which aggre.
gates a grand total of $500, 900, 000-
Mr.. Hubbell is demanding and exact
ing, on penalty Of dismissal from of.
fee, two per cent of all employees
salaries on the first call for campaign
purposes. A sum equal to s4,000,.
600. There will be several other us.
sessments before election day so as to
swell this great corruption fund to
ten per cent of salaries or say 800
100000. Suppose now that one half
or even two.thirds, do not pay the
assessment, (there will be many Of
course among the big salaried ducks
and favorites who wont.) And yet
there would be nearly seven millions
Of money stolen out of the federal
treasury in an indirect way to per.
petuate the power of the party now
in office. For if this money can be
spared for such purpose for govern
ment officials, they are getting too
much salary by that much. In 9TH
er words their salaries have been in.
creased at the expense Of the people
so that the power which put them
there might receive literally from
them. But that is not all. Seven
millions of money as a campaign
electionsfuhd is equal to nearly one
half Of .theientire criminal expenses
of the federal government forty years
ago. What is the influence Of so vast
sum for such purpose? Will not
its baneful effects cause incalculcable
and irreparable damage to our form
of government? Will not this mon
ster corruption fund so ramify and
worm itself about and around the
people as to change the independent
freedom of the ballot into simply u
matter Of barter and sale? No man
can forsee the magnitude of this
growing evil. The consequences
will be simply appalling and over
whelming.
What do we see around us in the
large cities to-day? Thousands and
thousands of workingmen on strike
for higher wages and the manufac.
turers cannot give it to them because
there is no increase in prices of pro-
duct and an unfavorable market for
an increase. Was such an anomaly
ever witnessed before that did not re-
suit in terrible consequences. Just
think of it. Over s450,000,000 Of
revenue collected last year, out of
which a corrupting campaign cleo,
ton fund Of seven millions is to be
equally distributed among voters by
the radical bosses, to perpetuate boss
rule, and yet there is no work at i'm
proved prices for the wage-worker!
He may well exclaim:
"Water, water everywhere
But nota drop to drink"
Here is cause and effect hanging
on each other so conspicuously that a
child may see and understand them.
Will you vote for a change that can
not be worse, or continue to wieldand
strengthen the chains that will in
the end bind and distinguishes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20
They Will Lie.
Jackson Herald:

The State Journal after STOPPING to
everything that was mean to injure
Mr.. Gibson, in their last issue used
their browning effort by indirectly
trying to make the impression that
Mr.. Gibson would withdraw. After
the amount of filth flung at Mr.. Glib.
son by that sheet last week, we would
advise them never to accuse Mr.. Glib.
son or any one else of such things
But out Of the abundance of the heart
the mouth speaketh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20
Notice..

A AT a Spccisl Session Of The County
IL Court continued and held for rEs
county of Mason at theGourt House there
OF on Tuesday, August I'D, 1882, amongst
other things the following entry was nRls
1t is ordered that the hands required by
law to perform labor on the pnblic road.
in this county be and hereby are allowel
to commute therefor at by paying to the
Surveyor OF the Road Precinct wherein
said hands are or may be required to PER;
form such labor, the sum Of one lollai
pursuant 10 sec, l2 pages 1875 and 429 Acts
1852, and the Clerk OF this Court il hereby
directed to notify each Road Surveyor here.
OF. TESTE:
J.P.R, b. SMITH, Click.
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Gross Lack of Appreciation.

WetZel DemoCfaE
BE it remembered that the Repub.
lican party would not be in power
today, but for the negro vote. With.
out it they could not even carry Ohio.
Yet such is the colossal meanness Of
that party, that although Ohio num-
bers among her population, the most
intelligent negroes in the land, not
one Of them is ever given u place on
the Republican ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

There is discord in the household
ofthe Greenbackers, and Scion Chase,
of Maine, says General Weaver, of
Iowa, is "the wild ass Of tho prair-
ies."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20
NE'M ADVERTISEMENTS.
Highland Chief.

TlE Roane Horse formerly owned by ],
/ j. Bright, has returned to the county,
and will be at the farm OF Capt. William
Mcdaniel for thirty days, where those who
desire to avail themselves OF his services,
can do so. Tsep9O-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The terrors of the party lash and
the seductions of the party purse, in
republican hands, proved too much
for the integrity of large number
of the voting population of the State
of Maine. The potency of both the
lash and the purse was signally il
Illustrated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

A Virginia farmer raised 100 bush
els of wheat from three bushels sown.
Dakota better keep an eye on Old
Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

Senator Vest, of Missouri, who
keeps an intelligent eye upon polit-
ical movements, thinks that Arthur
or Blaine will be the next Republi-
can nominee for President.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The Cleveland Leader says: 1t is
possible that the German vote is not
all to be delivered in beer kegs this
fall, Does it mean to insinuate that
it has usually been delivered in this
style?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The Republican managers in Mas
sachusetts are stilling the cries of re-
bellious politicians by whispering
the name ofBen Butler.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

Remember that Hon. H. r. Flow.
ard was n soldier on tho Union side
and served with distinction during
the whole war.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

Col. Jesse Harper, a speaker of
national reputation, is billed to speak
at the Court House in this place, Fri
day afternoon. He is the champion
of the Greenback cause. He is said
to be very pleasant talker.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

A Virginia paper says Malone
wants to be President" That's
where the people and Malone differ
unfortunately for Malone.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The first step towards civil service
reform should be to sweep the Repub.
lican party from existence. So long
as that party is in power in this gov
eminent reform of any kind is i'm
possible.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

protective tariff enacted and kept up
by the Republican party compels
him to pay 100 per cent. tax on his
rice, go per cent. tax on his sugar, 80
per cent. tax on his cotton goods, rs
per cent. tax on spool thread, IS per
cent. tax on his wooden underwear
which is half cotton, so per cent. tax
on his yarn stockings, 50 per cent.
tax on his ready.made clothing, S0to
100 per cent. tax on his blankets,
and when he is sick from so to 300
per cent. tax on medicine; and when
you die 40 per cent. tax on the screws
that goes intoyour coffin, Truly the
Republican party is the friend Of the
workingman!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The Government shows a crafty
ing eagerness to have another tussle
with the Star Route ring.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20
manufacturers.

CIX good Flour Barrel Coopers wanted
y Immediately. Good wages and perma-
nent employment. Apply 10 JOHN S.
MILLER, Point Pleasant. [scpl3-4w.
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Fiduciaries.

E1duClarleS.
The following Fiduciary Accounts are
before the undersigned, Commissioner of
Accounts, for settlement;
Henry Fisher, Guardian for Ella Nc
Daniel.
@; W, Bird, Guardian for Sarah E. Nc.
Bird.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September, 1882.
JOHN Z. TINlNIS,
sep90-2w. Com'r of Acc'ts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The Republican corruptionists Of
the North having thoroughly de-
bauched the politics of that section
of the Union, are now seeking to cor.
rupt The South by introducing their
venal tactics into that comparatively
honest region.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The Republicans of this county
are deluding themselves with the
idea that they are going tocarry this
county. Howard and Eckard" will
be our next Representatives in the
Legislature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

These ministers of the gospel
who persistently vote with the Re,
publican party because it talks tenn
perance and gains its triumphs by
means of money and rum, are doing
more in a single day to undermine
public virtue, by their example, than
they can repair by their preaching
in whole year. They never look at
the fact that while the Republican
party arraign the Democratic party
for not submitting the prohibition
amendment at the lastsession of the
Legislature, yet this same party takes
good care not to put itself upon the
record as favoring the submission Of
this question to the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

Upin Wood county the respectable
portion Of the Republican party are
condemniug the course of the Journal
toward Mr.. Gibson, and have served
notice on the unprincipled editor
that he must cease his villainous and
lying abuse of Mr.. Gibson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

Mr.. Howard has been SO busy with
court duties, and then comes the fair
of which he is Secretary, and imme-
diately after comes the county curt,
that he has not, and will not be able
to canvass the county, or to go out
among the people before the election.
A man WHO'S known to attend strict
ly to public and private business,
as does Mr.. Howard, the people can
safely trust to make laws for them
Then vote for Howard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

VIM. woodward, ESQ, of Roane
county, Republican candidate for
State Senator, was in town several
days this week. He seems to be a
very clever gentleman, but we can
inform him that he might as well re.
main at home and save his time and
travelling expenses, as this county
and District will give Mr.. Simmons,
the Democratic candidate for State
Senator, good, rousing majority
Mr. woodward will stay at home this
time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

The Radical is the organ of the Re.
publican party Of this county. Its
editorials are SO silly, that even Re.
publicans ridicule the paper, and are
ashamed when they receive it. A
prominent Republican yesterday de.
nounced the editor as q sd fool"
and said the paper was disgusting
10 all intelligent Republicans"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-20

From all sections of the county
comes the cheerful news that the
Democrats are working like beavers.
In strong Republican precincts we
will make large gains, while in the
Democratic precincts we will give
increased majorities. The election
of the entire Democratic ticket is
assured.
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Seraa.

= gins iunse 6rau, Mnn!e Cotton, in
Dallas, bic non ibrem Wanne setrennt
lette, bat Selbltmorb mittelf Nrienif Be-
sansen. glS @runo ber per;meifelten
2bat sab lte 2ebensiiberbrub an.
= DEM ensliiden ParlanentSmitslie=
be SealH tpurbe in aul tin Elm Banquet
int Napmcno Sauie segeben.
= Gm Yccs Sfirer lebten spei 0iebs
sadter, Srcwn unb 6aults, in freunb<
idaftliden SerbdltniHea. Sor einista
@c@en teiuate Bromn ieinsu 8reunb
Saulf5 uno bate cine freunol ldaftlide
unterreouus. Gum abidiep tranfen lie
nod Suiummen, ncrauI grcmn bapon
ritt. gr bate iid aber faum einise
Sdritte psn TaulfS Saule entfernt, als
bisler nit einem @emebr berbeieilte une
Grcmn bon hiuterriids erIhp6. Ser
NSroer flIdtete bann llnD wirb BON eis
ner sroben an3ubl Mdnner periolst.
= Ser Gcurerneur bat 16 Sallcr
aus oer NDrmalidule in SuntSplue per-
mlelen, neil lie ii4 nod nidt i'm seleelis
den 9llter befanben.
= Sn Terrell 1T cine Wollenz uub
gaumwpllenfasrif erSiinet tpprben.
= Sa Spuitcn finb bis jeet 40 rullilde
Suben ansefon1men.
= 6ir bic Nultin unb georbmeitlide
@iienbabn linb bereits Sdienen in Nultin
ansetOmmen uno ba3 2esen terielben
icll iofcrt besinnen.
-Sn Brafett treiien piele Nrbeiter
ber Snternaticnal Babn elm, BON ipelder
lie entlai1en muroen, I'M an bet Suniet
GIienbabn 5u arbeiten.
9sOpclo YUbOns in Dallas wuroe
bon elnem betrunteueu Waune Namens
oleccro auf oer StraBe seldchen. Dem
Betrunfenen wuroe Das @eben idmer,
mesbalb ibn Scbons unt.rltiieen pp(lte,
5ecoro 3rs ater eine Yiltrle unb feuerte.
Der 3ettere 1T perbaftet.
- Der @eiunpbsitsratb in @alpeltcn
trifit Vcrbereltunsen, UNI ale perIcuen
uuf Soften Der Stuot impfsa gu lallen.
= Sn slnoerlon County ilt cine aus
Gemperen5lsrn beifebenoe @ranbiurp in
Sieung unD bat 'e5 auf bic Salcnbeleer
abseiebeu. lRebr ais 100 Yerfcnen
wurben bon ibr pcrseluoen, absr Nienlano
fonnte iih errianern, AM Scnntas in eis
mem 9cfal setrunten su baben. SdlieB.
lid befannten iid einise Pcli,ilten bisieS
Ssrbredens idulbis.
= Son SarmOco mirb teridtet, baE
elm @eidiftsreiienber an Der 9toute mad
euerc iiberfa0en unp nm $500 beraubt
Durbe.
: Die 9sudfrase aaa SOl; in Slt.
tsraS 1T 10 fart, paB bic Sdsemiiblen
nldt I'M Stanoe linb. bieIslbe gu tsirisOi.
gen. Sn WllneOla uerben peSbalb neue
Wldblen erridtet.
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9lm gllle, bic eS betrifft.

Scr einisea TaSen wurbe BON Sames
8urns in ben itdotiiden 3eitunsen cine
Gnseise publi5irt Den Saul elmer ubr Be-
treifenb. Sn oieier 9lnSeise muroe Der
Slmelier 6. Serebers beidulbist, ben
Sa;nes Burns betrpsen su baben nno baS
gublltum Dor benz aaufe eines bon
Sames Burns an s. ,Sers6ers ausses
ltellten ebeds sewarnt, mas telasten
6erbbers gum Nadtbeil aereid)te. Seit
Der SerSifentliduns iener 2ln5eise Bin id
sn oer lleterSeusun9 8elanst, oaB id
Serrn 9. Serebers srrBes llnredt susez
fhst babe. Sd er,pdble Daber rielen
Wes, I'M mein tieieS 8eoauern iiber be-
iaste anieise atsSnipreden uns nebme
bic geiduloisun5 Surad, paB Serr Seres
berg lrsenb Elm unredt sesen mid aus
Suiben perluAt bate. Der beoaucrlide
Sprfall entltanb burd meme unIberteate
uno haltise 9anblunssmeiie.
5reiw'uis uno nm Serrn '6ersbers sea
redt 3u meroen, made i4 baber bieie Be-
rldtisuns, uni ieoes unseredte Yorurs
tbell, oaS Ourd jene 4n5else sessn Serrn
Serbters etwa enltanben 1T, 3u beleitiaen.
SameS Burns,
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y tn Sau m mann IN Der
l1nfer q dbt.

Fem burA Gin leiteabfs unb idareenbss
Rno r'ebrsre Nahte Der Shlaf gtraubt
louree urb Der gu Der usser,eusung &c,
lan5ts. oab Wrs. Dinslops Spotbine
SYrup eeraoe Der Nrtifsl lsi, bs1sn er fur
oas &ine tsn0t0iste, taufte sinfn gorratb
bapcn. @ls ct mad Saule fam unb lsiner
5rau baron Mittbeiluns madte. ipsissrte
te lih. benz Sinbe BON pem Gefauftem au
Serobrsthen, ba lie eins Nnbdneerin bsr
Somoopatbie uar. Die nadlte Gaht
rpuroe tpieoer fdluFos perbradt. Nls Der
0atsr an ndbfsn Sage mad 5euIe lam,
fanS er bas ainb fdlehter als ie, unb ba
sr atsrmals cine idlafIole Naat bsfiirG.
tste, Yera6reifte er wabrenb Der Mbme1sns
belt lsinsr Grau bent &ints cine Ycrtipn
oes Sprup uno fasts nints baYon. Die
9aat barauf ihlisf aqes wOtl uuo Der
tleine S@rsisr erpadte am Murssn nit
bsitsrm @eliht Die SHUTTER mar er1rsut
ubfr bsn plDbliAsa !uunperbarsn Wedlsl
ans rbpcal ite aA 3usrl bs!sieist fablts,
a!a lie Nu fflaruas erbtsls, iette 1s Dsa.
nc,a cen 0etrad bes gYrups fort.
sd.rsieuee Rinssr uno ldlaFole N1hte
Nat lrr ieb! unbsfannt. gine ein3slne
9TpAs nit rem SYrup Fat nod bas Set.
Ben isc.s Ginbcs unb bos gorurtteil Der
Ra'ter bsffsst. Sn alien Npotbtten ,u
bahsr; IS Gents bic Jlai6e.
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D'Giam 5. Gousstin BON @omsrpi(le,
Malo iast: SIN Ssrbit 1876 betam i'd
sunssntluten, sefolst ben einem bsftissn
5uitsn. Sd perlpr ben Ippstit unb mein
5leiih nno tpuree bettlassris. Sn 1877
trahte man mid ins 6ospital. Die M.rste
srtlarten, i1 bate Elm God In msinsr Gun.
&c pcn Der @rbbe sinss taltsn Duuar=
itadss. Sosar pie NahriGt BON merem
SOB, psrFreitete iih. SD CAB ale Sof-
nun1 auf; pa smpfabl mir elm 6reunp
Or. WiIliam sails gal1a nj
fir bic 9unse. Sd esbrauGte cine
TlaIte uno gu msinsm Qraaunsn murbe
Id bsifer. unt bin beute sslinper, als felt
bret Sabren.
50 1nrsite bies In Der SOfnuns, baB
Seller NIT franter 2unse Bsbaltete Or.
William 5alts Baliam ae.
brouht, uno ih Bin iibsr3sust, oaB bal.
fslbe bic Wuslebruns beilt. Sd tann 20
iitio tshaupten, eab mir Der BALKAN metr
0utse srwisfen bat, ais ale ltrssn Qr.
,fneisn ,ulammen, bic Id nabm.
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er ld .iiber bic nieoere Brufun5 Der
Wauer uno mar i'm fclsenben Iusenblid
ttnter ben bidtcn, sriinen Bllden bee
@arteiiS, weld,e bas Sitter bes WegeS
einfdumteu. perIdwunoen.
Sin wirtlider wei6er 9tabe, tniridte
Babide Bpiiden Corn uno Sobn. W'a=
bane barf 0d riibmeu, oa einc Seioent
idaft entFuulmt gu baten, wie mob teine
fir ibre SdDnbeit gelobert bat. Sd
werbe mid, nit ibren anoeren llsberblettz
leln trSileu u,iiGsn, eoh iagt mir mein
fleiner Singer - uno Der bat mid nod
uie belcSsn! --- Dob Der tublhe Ncman
fir mid nod nid,t gu @nce iein mirD.
Damn nabm Babihe ibre ftiibere Gr=
beit mieoer auf, bic rarn beitanb, Scm
moben uno Shrinte gu lesren uno bas,
mas Waoame uno Wcnlieur nift batten
mitnebmen tDanen, in 4iltsn unb SSrbe
gu puden uno ais quite, rcblermcrbene
Beute ibrem ei5enen bisheu @isenthum
ein,ueerle6en
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Seute mar es sesen smei 1sr, als Sc
liz ben gatnsof ct. 9a3are perlieb uno
ben seraosn Des mad oer Cite 3repiIe
einidtus. gr burfte es lpasen. benn er
muBte, oab bic Seinisen lil nidt cabeim
befanben uno tduIdts 1d nidt. Die
gonne beridtete ibul. bae Maoame nit
ben Sinoerr unb Wonieur uWa!ta;n"
UNI elm ahr ousaesansen ieien. Teiir
arbmete erii mad, bieier Wiittbeilans or.
bentlid, auf, bann sins er ans Wert.
(Gorifetuns fplgt.)
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@rpEe8 Serb tenft.

Simmtlide 6airs seben ibre eriten
grdlnien lno ipe5ieasn Seroienit= Dtepaiis
len bem 5cpfen SitterS als bsr rein.
fen unb belten Tanlillenz MsOi3in in Der
0elt. Wtr fSansn cieic stus5sidauns
nur tiGissn, oa nit luiiien. baB iie cine
in iebsr 5iniiht psroiente lit. Das Bit
tsrS 1T ieet in ben Staata=Sars ausse=
felt, unb mir ertbeilen Seoermaun BEN
8ath, caiielbe 5u prcbiren. Wfan leie
Weiteres 9ieriiber in elmer ansersn Spal=
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Die Gbemie mar es, pelde b

= Die Gbeme mar e8, pelde ben
Oieniden lebrte, aus mas fir StciIen
seiunre Wlutteruild beltebt, 10 CAP mad,
benz 9fecspt per Natur eine gang dbnli6e
Wiiidun9 bsreitet peroen fonnte, UNI
nit oerielben in 6dlen pes 8eoiirinilies
uus;ubslfen. Dieie 1T geuitlpter'S
. eu I'D 8 ainbermebl [, elm Srie
umpf Der Wiiienidaft, bic camit wleeer>
UNI tewieien bat, oaB iie nidt tlcb bic
natiirlid,e 3uiammenIeeuns Der StpHe
elmer Subltan3 ermitteln, ionbern@leides,
wcnn aud in anoerer 5Orn, gu Stanbe
brinsen fam. Sn alien apctbefen gu
baben.
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@eaen ben Qpb III allerbina8 fein

- @esen ben Gco 1T ulleroinss fein
9raut sema6Ien, pObl aber sesen Srants
helten. Seilfrafte aus bem Yflan,enreid,
melde ipeciea een Simprrboibals0ei
ben slnperuns sepdtren. linO gum smeds
maBlslten @ebrana in cine pahenbe 6orm
-ANAKESIS - sebradt wcrben. 90
weroen lie in ben Srt oe8 2eioenS einae.
iiibrt une wirfen iul @rweiden iuobltbu,
enb. Die ANAKESIS ilt in 4aen 4pes
tbeten gu baben. 4reis 81. 90. Brcben
trei. 6ranco SuSeididt bnrd .. geeus
ltaeoter & Co., Boz 3946 9tem g)erf.
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= 8oItoner Slatter melben: Sn 8o=
ton lebea iiber 100 Sungfrauen, BON
oenen ieoe tpenigitens eine Million Sol
lars 0ermOsen beiist. 9iele Na9ri6t
tpirb ni9t berfeblen, cine 2eeion bei=
ratbsluitiger Ibenteurer mad 8oiton su
a'eheu..
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< Sung 8aDarb une Sung Mabene
tpurben porgeitern in Waibington arre<
tirt, ba iie beloffen tparen uno in ben
StraBen fiir6terlib ranbalirten. @o
erbdrten oenn au6 bieie 9errden bic
Wabrbeit oes &oinertportes: uSie
Sobne Der uSelben" linb geipObnli6
Saugeni6tie."
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- Inter ben Nemterbettlern, Die
Waibington unli9er maiden, ioaen Die
gSeiber Die allersuorinsli6fen iein.
Iu6 lit ge5ug auf 9lemteriu9t I9eint
oss Wort lpabr gu iein: nSa tperoen
Beiber gu 9Ddnen."
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s ttsimsr Brrs. baben fuesen Elm Gar.
loao Don Nseos Gilt Gsse Sonic etbalt.n.
Dieter Mriifei Ssrfaufl lt8 Isbr raid unb
70 mub Is aud fsiu. eeun ss 1T obne 3,pei-
fel Der bs1e Mrtifsl leiner Nrt, Der je elm.
gefnbrt tpurbe, uab bat nidt 1sinss @lei.
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Neebs Silt Gbae Sonic psrwautt.
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@ssts Silt Gsse Sonic tsf0rpsrt BIZ,
Bsrbauns.
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Las Il.

Die 9uuiltana StaaeIotterie III bic ein,tce. bi.
sjn ben, gclte eRbofiirt wurbe
0ouiIiana State Qptterp So.
Disfss Snilitat wurbe int Sabre 1858 fir G,.
sebanss> unb s3otlIbdtioteits 3psde BON ber
Staatslssslatnr esieb!ia ineorpurirt nit ein.m
&aptta! sen 81, 1,oO0.eOo. au rtldem Ee feitb,t
.insn Rsferssfonb bon $3.50. 900 binsusefaat bat,
Durd Elm ubsrl@wsnsli6es: 9utum purben ibrs
R.tte Elm abeil Der ssssntu irtisen etaatsepn>
itttutipn,- ansenOmmea AM 2. December 1879.
Stre sroben 3iebunsen Som einaelneu
Nummern fnbea mouatlid itatt. NismaIs pirt
cine 9iebuns serfHSsen. Ran Iefe natfplstntt
preisSertteuns.
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Classe A
in Nsp SrIsaas Disniias ben 10. Sanuar 1882.
alle unisrs flnfiisen 3ietunsen Rnben Tat. untsr
Aafttt unb eeiuns Der @tnerdle
q. o. 8eanrfgara rsu ghmisraua uua
Snbal g. Garlnrun 1tirainiea.
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ssa!i+ +as ,srsie Erei1e
eripstnt
Il, al t,5al3ue oes 5unntaSS
unb fpifet
$1,000 fir bas Sabr pber $3.50 fir
8 Wtpnot.
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1857 Geminne i'm 9etrastesn $II0. .406
gs- @nfyaser fir @ssn.en, fppie 2aten fl,
Glubs fonnsa nur in ber Office in 9lesp- 8 rleans
esma6t wtrben.
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m Dt. q. Dlupbin,
Wcw SrleanS 60
gbwarb Woors. Mssnt, Gde psuton II. gseauia
StraBe, Gan @npuio.
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ssssnilter Der 9clioffies, Can Qntonto.
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