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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-04

aS"' Make Somebody Glad urges a
recent poem. Hundreds of young men
can comply with this request by simply
bidding her good night two or three
hours earlier Sunday night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-04
Charcoal For Sick Animals.

In nine eases ont of ten when an ami
NAL is sick. the digestion is wrong
Charcoal is the most efficient and rapid
corrective. The hired man came in with
the intelligence that one of the finest
cows was very sick and kind neighbor
proposed the usual drugs and poisons-
The owner being i'll and unable to exam
inc the COW, concluded that the trouble
came from overeating and ordered Il tea
spoonful of pulvcriled charcoal to be
given in water. 1t was mixed. placed in
ajuuk bottle, the head turned downward
In five minuets improvement was visible.
and iii few hours the animal was in
the pasture quietly grazing. Another
instance of equal success occurred with a
young hcter which had become badly
bloated by eating green apples after a
hard wind. The bloat was so severe
that the sides were as hard as barrel.
The old remedy, salaratus, was tried for
correcting the acidity. But the attempt
to put it down always raised coughing
and it did little good. Half a teaspoon
tul of fresh powdered charcoal was Civ
en- IN six hours all appearance of the
bloat had gone, and the heifer was
well.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-04

Estimates made application and the lowest consistent
with satisfactory work guaranteed STEPHEN MORRIS son.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-04
w. Y. WARNER,
ORPHANS COURT,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

EIIE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
l. Court of Cecil county will be held the
SECOND TUESDAY in every month. Execu-
tors. Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in the
vouchers few days before Court.
H. u. MILLER,
Ian 1 1a1u-y RApdsfar
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
Colonel

A speaker at an American convention
ON being addressed as Colonel repu-
dated the military title, declaring that
he was not even q Captain.
Don't you live in Missouri" queried
his new acquaintance.
He owned that he did live in Missouri
and in q house with chimneys.
"How many?s was the next question.
Two
"Then T was right at first exclaimed
the interlocutor. 'You see, / lived in
Missouri and know how it is. Over
there, if o man has three 'chimneys on
his house, he's a General; 1.-two he's a
Colonel; if only one, hes q Major; and il
he | yes In q dug-out and has no CHM
ney. he's Captain anyhow, so / was
right after ALL"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
The Morey Forgery.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The Inter Oceans
New York special purports 70 give the
inside history Of the celebrated Morey
letter on the Chinese question, whose
publication carried California against
Garfield in the last presidential election.
The dispatch is to the effect that John
/. nporth he's been at work twenty
three months in the endeayor to ferret
out the authorship Of the forgery; that
be finally got the whole story, It's concep-
ton and execution, together with the
confession Of the forger, and that ne IL
about to publish the facts in pamphlet
form. that the man who forged the doc
uynenC was named I'll. H. Hadley, 8 rem
egade Republican in the employ OF the
Democratic National committee, and
that some Of the leading spirits in that
body were cognizant Of and approved the
forgery. The story told is that Hadley,
as the professed leader Of g. certain body
of voters in New York, wrote TO Gen.
Garfield asking an explanation and jan
swer to the Credit Mobilier charges.
The letter was answered by private Sec
yetayy Brown, enclosing the manuscript
Of Gen. Garield's speech on the subject
to his constituents in 1873. He thus got
Garield's autograph. The dispatch
continues:
IIadLey, an expert penman, spent sev-
eral days III studying and practicing the
handwriting and autograph Of Gen.
Garfield. Stationery stores were ram
sacked to find paper similar to that used
at Mentor, and then Hadley wrote the
famous forgery. The envelop wac pre-
pared TO correspond with that which had
BEEN received from Mentor, and put
through q process to make it look soiled
and wory1. When finished Randall,
Hewitt and several other reputable DEM
ocrats were shown it, who had no doubt
of It's genuiIaene5s.
The dispatch concludes with the state
mek1t that an electrotype fac sirniie was
offered the Sun, which refused to pub
lish it. It was then taken to Truth and
therein published. A special train was
chartered to convey copies of the paper
TO California It is said Davenport moi
only has HadIey's confession; but 9
number of his practice sheets and the
final copy from which the fac simf.s
was made
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
Frank james Interviewed.

KANSAS CRY, October 5.-A western
associated press representative had an
interview with Frank James this morn
ing, as he was being transferred by train
from Independence TO Kansas City. On
board the train were Prosecuting Attor-
ney Wallace, Marshal Murphy, Sheriff
Timbe1ake and..a number of reporters.
Along the route James was frequently
recognized by old o~onfederates of his in
guerrilla days, He is Ave feet mine, spare
but sinewy, light blue eyes, 3 small
blond nustache, hair shade darker,
complexion sallow, manner quick, Ian
guage ordinary, dress unobtrusive. He
said he thought the governor had not
promised immunity. He had at last
neryed htmselfto the long contemplated
act, and surrendered. He believed it
tried on any single charge alone ne
won't he convicted and hopes If con-
victed the governor will interfere. He
desires to lead B quiet life with his fanai-
Nv as he did from April 1877 to 1881, up
on a rented farm near Nashville, Ten
nessee. He refuses to state where he
has been since 1881, but read in the
New York HeroM the news Of the shoot-
ing Of Jesse the day after it occurred.
He has been east Of the Alleghanies and
in Kentucky the past two years. He
has been much maligned. He never
wrote a letter II r atening to avenge
.Jesse's death. He remarked Of the coun-
try that 1t was mighty good bush whack-
Ing timber and he knew every loot OF lt.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
a. Travellers Story.

After spending months at watering
places and consulting the best physicians
without benefit, / returned home dis
heartened and expected to die. A friend
urged q trial of Parker's Ginger Toaic.
Three bottles and careful diet have
brought me excellent health and spirits,
and / hope my experience may benefit
similar su Unconstitutional Lady. See
o.her column.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
A Vigorous Growth

OF the hair is often promoted by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. It always re-
stores the youthful color and lustre to
gray hair, gives It new life and removes
all irritation and dandruR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-04

A Beautiful Variety OF PRO.
GRAMME CARDS, suitable for tia
R2IIraon. st HERALD Om2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-04
II 4 s.
Utah&NeVadaRaiIwav
On and altar

On and altar
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1881,
The Utah and Nevada Railway Com
pany will run Trains daily Sundays ex-
cepted), as follows:
Leave Salt Lake City at 716a.m.
Brighton at 7.30 'f
Chambers 1T 500 "
Garfield at $50 &"
Arrive at Lake Point ct $40
Leave Lake Point at 900
Hallway House 9.26
Tooele City at 1000
Arrive at Terminus at 1890
LeaVethe Terminus at 12.SOp.m.
Tooele City &C Loo
Halfway House at 100 {"
Lake Point at 200 a.
Garfield at 210
Chambers ct 24O
Brighton at $40 =
Arrive ct Salt Lake City $50 "a
Fare to Black Rock, Garfield or Lake Point
and return SAME DAY, 81 .25; children under liz
years of age Csc, No freight received after
4pm.:.
W. W. BITTER. Snp't
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-04

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at 800 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden q
4.S0 pm. from Melrose.
GEO. ". THATCHER, aupt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11

tigfett unb 5Gdtigfeit benz beiten europGts
iher Qdn6er slei6ite6en un6, Dor allen
Oin9en, tetne poIttti6e 9artetmai9tne
ietn tpilroe.
@obet tn6eiien bod bemerft tper6en ion,
oaB aud unter benz ieBt berri6enoen Sps
item Der @eiammt>G baratter unleres See
amtenbeeres fetnesmegs o nteortg itebt, tpie
bic Jteformc 6euler bon 8errf glauben MAJ
den m06ten. Die geIegentli6 Dorfommene
ben groBen @aunereielt, pie Die Ser Stern<
poitzDiebe, iinb benn bod nur NuSnabz
men, = iebr i6limme, iebr berbammens7
tpertbe Qusna1mell, aber nt6t bic Je9el.
DEM gegeniiber ite6t bic 8unbeSz6 inan5>
%beripaltung als Elm gldn5enbes Weuiter Der
9tebli6teit unb Ii6tigfcit ba. lnb mas
Die @aunereien zines GraoD, pber &obelon
betrifft, 10 lit 81 bea6ten, baB in 6teien
SGQen bic 8erbre6er gero6e iol6e Oberz
beamte tparen, bic aud ferner, inter iebem
Spiteme Der Gipilbienlt> 9teform, BON Dem
grGiioenten ouf @runo i6rer poIitt>
d Ell Stelung ernannt nerben miir6en.
Ser llurebli9feit unb benz NmtSmiBbrau6
bteier 2lrt upn 8earnten miro man 6ur6
8efeittgung oer 2lmtSbauer Der bon ibnen
angeltellter l1nterbeamten euttpeoer gar
ntd)t, ODER nut auf mittelbare 8eiie beiz
fomlnen f0rnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11
2zSchemfiche Sniucfs $faaf@-Behune.

tenb gcma6t, 6aB lol6e 8ettrGge mtttellt
Ser Bitte zines 8orgeleBten un0 auf anoere
gSetie sutpeilcn Berlonen abgenommen tuurs
ben, beren einsiger 8etpeggruro betm @es
ben bic Sur6t mar, baB eilte ~gSeigerllng
ibnen ldaOen nuroe. Darum 1oute oas
Sammeln FOLDER 8eitrdge our6 Elm 0eleB
Derboten tperoen, Oas th 9erne be1tatl9el1
tperbe.
Sic graiio teu:gt d
Inter ben Sragen, mel6e tlr5lt6 Der
@egenitanb Der 9ebatte III ben 0allen oes
Gapitols getpeien iino, 1T feline BON grDBerer
gEidti9feit, ais bic iiber Die Seititeuung oes
8otlms fir Die grGiioentenz NaDlmdnner,
uno iiber bie Nbiibt Der neutrality-suspicious.
mur1gen, tpel6e Die @retutipgeipalt Dem
8iceprGiibenten a uflegen, tpei1n Der Yrdlt;@
bent ltnfG6ig lit, ben goama6te1 nr1o
4flidten leineS NmteS ob%3ultegel1. pot
fentli6 fiDrt IS sl feinen NtrrIalell, louten
Oieie Sragen nidt Dor ber 1lGditen Nattonal1
tpabl entl1ieoen perben.
gGlun.
Sas 6em Gnoe 3uetleuOe Sa6r lit boiler
Segnungen g%etpeicu. fit bic mir benz 0eber
allies @uten uuleren bemiltbtgen Sant
16ul6en. lleber Die ununterbrodene Gt17
tra1t lnierer 8eSieDungen gum Nusla1oe;
iiber bas geridmin0en bes 6aiies 5pii9en
yeorb uno Sub; Iber Die SuQe unlerer
Grnbte, unb bic Triumpbe unlerer Snou@
ftrte u1lb lnIieres 8ersbaues; ilber oas Sorz
nalten bon 0elunbbeit, baS 1lmit6gretfen
BON 8ilbung, Die Grbaltung beS 0ffentlt6en
CREDITS; iiber bas Bod)stbrm Des 2anoes
in allen @lementen nationaler @r0be, lous
ten mir lns freuen unb fr0bli6 ietn. Sd
boffe, baB unter Dem GinfllB bieier boben
@oblfobrt uniere 9tatbl6ldge etntrd6tig
ieir, u1o baB &lugbeit, gaterlanosliebe,
@eredttgfett unb S%parian1feit Die Qnnabme
BON WtaBregeln hiftiren neroen, IN oenen
ser GnngreB unb Die @ol3ugsgewalt ber5@
lid iibereinitimmen fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11
Ser @en1ts=D mrd,8aue.
@bieago, Z. Desbr.

SV'NNS"f ~No~NE
Trau genus 60 bu, metl1 boloer Nbero7
fternD lit nun gliiGli9 bur6gegangen, b.b.
ie lit in ibrem &reislaufe (bei n a be ein
&reiS lit tire 8abn) in Der 8elle 5lpi'9en
Grbe uno Sonne burdgefommen. oaB lte
Sen Grbbepobnern Die Sonneni6eibe 51
bur6freusen idten. Sn pie tpeit Der 3uz
benen 5ur Beoba6tnng Der Grideinung
a~llsgepdblten Orten giinitig gepeien lit,
tpeiB man bette nod ni6t; benn BON mani
den Oisier Orte tann man crit mad @o9en
8eri6te erbaIteu, 3. 9. BON Der I'M liloli@
6en Gismeer gelegenen SnieL Neus@eors
gten.. Seoenfalls mlB man aufrieoen iein
nit benz, mas mo getern bat beoba6ten
%fOnnen, oenn oor Dem Sabre 2OO4 9ebf DIE
Genus nibt tpieber our6.
Der getp0bnlt6e Oteni6 tpitrbe it6 I'M
oeilen, aud tpenn Die 8eoba6tnn9en mtB@
lu1lger tpGren, 81 troiten piilen. 0enn CT
fam, penn es ibm nHr lonft gut 9ebt, ean3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11
atustp arttsem 2tmaeIesembeiten.

Ofit Der S6nets tptro iiber bic SSraae
nnterba1oelt, oh t6re 8iirger o6ne j3uitim1s
mung ibrer 9tegicrung fi6 bes I6peiseriz
Iden 8irgerre6tS entGubern un0 0as anne
rtta1tl6e ertperben f0nnen. - IS freut
mid, baB Die @intpanberung bon @emeinbe>
Nrmen lno 8%erbredern aus aepiIIen
S6peiSer Gantonen aufge66rt bat unb BON
Den Seboroen nt6t mebr beginlttgt tpir6.
SIM Sntereiie Der @eredtigfeit gegen
China nno Sapan Doffe t9, b6B bic
9tlldSabllng Der @ntl6GotgungsgeIoer an
Die Negierun9cn bteier 2dn0er in Ser geaenz
pGrtigen GOngreBiibung enblid su St6nbe
fOmmen Dtro. Ser fiir5li6 nit &orea
gei6Ioilene 8ertrag lit Der 3uitimmung bes
SenatS 9euGrttg.
QSdDrenb Der neltli6en @irren in
&egDpten bat Die re6tSeitige @ntpeIenz
belt amerifanii6er S6iffe benz 2eben lln6
Gigent6um bieler unierer 8iirser unO 9(nz
geb0rtgen anberer 2dn6er (oeren Gegterun=
gen bafir ibren 0ant auSgeipro6en baben)
SduB getpGbrt.
0as Oeicb CUR 8cldrGntung Ser 6 in
t%Dan0erung BON @9tneien bat su
Der Srage @nlaB gegeber, oh ben @bineien
Die 0ur6ret e bur6 Die Ser. Staaten
geitattet lei. SD eriu6e BEN Gon9reB, fi9
iiber bieie Trage idIiiiiig SIT MAIDEN.
Der 6anoelsDertrag nit San att fann
q n 9. September 1883 na6 5tpeimonatlt6er
&~iinbtguulg beenbet peroen. Wtande letner
8eftimmungen baben ii6 alS ldittg, ertuiez
fen un6 Gerdnoeruugen oerlelben itrO err
niinidt.
Der 9rieg Spiiden Bern unb 8os
Iioia einerieits uno Chile anoererleits
beGauH DOT mebr ais bret SabreH. Stabs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11

Dem G6ile 1881 baS ganse Sutherland bon
Solibia belebt bate, falloel1 inter Settllllg
Der Ser. Staaten Srieoens7l lnterDanolun7
gen itatt. Die 8crbill1beten periueigerten
ieoe @e6iets> Nbtretung, 0ndb III Chile lett
benz !6err ber &ilite beiber Climber lno Der
6auptitabt Gsru's geipOroen. &or etnenn
Sabre parb bon bielieitS ett aubernrbentz
liGer 8ntl6aftcr entlanot, ltn1 Gbilc 81
beittmmen, iib nit elmer @elbentl6Gotgung
su begniigen. 9od ba GDile lid gelpeigert
bat, bierauf einsuge6en, 10 fam Sic bieS>
leitige Gegierun9 feinen 53iuang nnSilben,
unieres Golfes ipie nit Dem gSeien "unlerer
Staatsetnrt6tlngen lit 8iOerlprlld iteben
pilrbc. gSolIen mir Srteoen o"ifttrcll, 10
milBte eS our6~ bcipaffnetes Ginl6reitcn &C.
id)eben. 9aS ober mIrbe sur Grrt0tlng
elmer S6trm9crridaft (ilber qerl) fitbrell,
iDel6e unierer ganicn bis6crtgen Golttlf
i6nurftrads sutpioerlaufcn, uniere gegelt1
tpGrttgen Snterelicn ldGbigen unb fir Die
j3ufunft unablebbare Gerlcgenbciten be-
reiten tpiiroe. - SIS lit Su Debduern, bnB
G6tle 10 barte 8eoingungel1 felt uno iebe
frelnol6aftlt6e 8ermittelung Suriidipeiit.
Sin bauernoer Sriebe ldBt iib MIR Der>
iteIen, ipen1 Bic gcbiugungen 10 geredt
unb biaig iinb, baB ie ai6 Sic 3uitia1z
ntltltg an0erer yt1tioncn ftn0en.
GOr ungefG6r Cinem Sabre ergtngcn an
1le gtattoncn Nmerifa5 Ginlabungen 81
einem im 9topcmber 1882 SIT gSol 5ilgtpn
abSubaItenoen UriebenS= Gongrcie e.
SIM portgen 9lpril eriudte i) beibc 6dltier,
Ii6 ilber Bic gltblidDfeit Der Qlbb0ltull9
zines iol6cn Gpn9relics 81 GuBern. %
0aS ntdt gei6aD uno audi fetlle 0eloz
beiuiligung erfolgte, entidlDB i0 mid, Sic
Ginla0unoen 5uriid5uneDmcn, uno eS lip
bies geldcDen. g5 beoarf 1ier5ei tpobl
faum Der 8eunerfunQ, baB ib ieber OtaB>
regel, pclde Der GpngrcB be6ufs GrDattung
0es a%llgemeinen Srtc0enS e~ritnnen mag, nit
Sreuoen suitimmen tperbe. 0ofientlt6 lit
Die 53eit nidt fern, mo oue t2ipiltigftiten
Sipiiden GDltcrn iDre Grlcbigung ni1t bur1
MaffenQetpalt, ionberu burd ldiebSgert1t>
lide Gntidetoung finOen tper6en.
Ttmamsem.
8eretnnabmt tpur6en IN 0em AM 80. SUM-
1882 ACKNOWLEDGMENT SiltanSjaDr:
1920, 410, 1905
SnnCrc SteuerH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 146, 491 ,595.45
Yertauf ppn 8unbeslGubereieu ....... 4,f53, 140.37
SGntlteuer. $3.50, T94.45
3iuien BON ben 9%actfica @iieubobn>@ez
ieli6aiten. -. 84O,554.37
Sir Stebnuns bes 3ilsnnssfom0s bicier
Geit III daiten 796271.42
3oa>(Sebnbreu, e~elSbnBen &C. ........ ,343,348.O 90
Gebiibreu aus Dem Gpniularbtenlt uno
benz Generaglanhamt .............. 2,63S, 81
Scrtaui Don ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,. 14,959.S IS
Gewiuu aus ben 0tiinSz unp Sdetbez
anttern ................. ......... ~4,1l6,693. IL
Son iir Suoianer angele9ten Bombs. 800, 243.2
sir TsrmeiiuH9 pon SuuoeSIdnbereien.. 2,0a2,3 Nj. 36
Ginfiufte oeS EeSirts columbia $500. l115,l16.41
Ger1dteoene @Innabnen. .............. 3,3o3,445.43
c1oa 5o5 oso 90
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11

lCtktb Dbul tpILQtUuItbStl tA 1t1I NV bNRSIh
@elammtSabl gegenlDdrttg 2269. Der ganfs
notenrmlauf belief ii6 am l. Suli 1882 auf
1924, 656, 456.
Otiimstucicu.
Sn 8e3rtg ouf Sic 4rGguns ser Silberz
Dollars u1o bic @inSieDullg Der Silber@
S6eine fam i6 nut mieoerbolen, mas t6
i'm DDri9en Sabre iiber bieien @egenitanO
lagte. Der nm /. 9topennber B. s. III linz
lauf beftnolt6e Setrag peilt gegen 0as GOr>
laRr Die gertn9e 3unabme bon anberts
balb Wtlltonen Dollars auf, BET Ell
net 3unabme Der 8rGgung UNI $26, 600, 900
ipdbreno oteles d3ettraumes. 8on ben bis
oobin geprdgten $128,000 900 itno nun
$50, 000,0 600 in l1mlauf. Die Wtenge bes
altgelamnelten Silbcrgelbes lit 10 groB,
oaB Die @etp0lbe bes S0abes 1e fQlrm meDr
81 faiien DermDgen. SIS lit ni6t erlt6tlt6,
tparum es Diini6ensipertb lei!i lpute, bteie
ben 0ffentltden 8eoarf 10 geipalttg Iber>
1tetgeiloe PrGgung fortSulebeu.
silberi1cime.
@as bic Stlberideine a%nlanQt 10
ipridt, auBer ben @riin6en, ipelde inn bprtz
gen Sabre ibre Gin3ie6ung 5u re6tfertigen
l9tenen, bterfllr nod Die 8irfung, nel6e
Die ttr5ltd bonn @ol1greB DDrgeiebene 2lus=
SuoC oUl Vulul VellteIl DuUtlt lIluB.
stenerberab1esune.
Sic tuerben ntd)t u1nbin f0nuen, nit eSS1z
tere1le bon ben NuSfiibrrngen oeS Sinansz
mt1titers iiber bic Nfotbtpenoiqfett, ben
S6ab bon Der lleberfiiIe, an ipel6er er leiz
bet, ourd babin Sieiertbe @epBgcbung III
b%etretert, &enntniB gu nebmen. SD biuige
nolfommen Die Gmpfe6lung bes fSir1ansmtz
nilters, Die Sa~breseintiufte Der 3egierung
l6leunigit unD i'll auSgebebntem WtaBe al
oernttnoern. Sic iDerbeu it6 %erinnern, odt
t6 benz @ongreB in ieiner porteen 0idt 6ie
gSlGtt9tett elmer 8efreiu1g Der 0etperbtbdz
ttgtett pes 2anbes BON oem 9rud unn6tbi>
ger geiteuerung einbringli6 sur @%rpd0ung
emptabl. Sn i%inglter !3eit baben bic Gin
tlntte Der Jtegierung beren 8ebarf cur 8ez
ltreitln9 iRrer notbpenOi9en Nusgaben Bel
SSettem iiberitieseIt. SIN 6iuansz
1abr 1881 betrug Der lle6erl6uB
100000, 600. SIM nerga1qenen Sabre
ltle9 er auf $145, 600, 900. lle6er
ole N~eripenoung bieies @el6es oiebt Ser
geri9t pes Sinan5miuiiters Alsfunft. Die
llberl6ul1tgen @elbmittel ent'pra6en uibt
aasIH ben Nnforoerungen bes Gtleuugss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11
Dtebr6etro9 ber @oaren> @usfubr. .......
9ieier lleberl6uB lit gertnger,
ge1lo einem Der porbergebenoen |
beuu er belief ftd
N0tipunIb0ufeu

Die s3abl ber I'M 2aufe bcS Sabres errtdz
teten 0tattonalbanfen lit III, mo oerel1
@eianmtSabl gegenipdrttg 2269. Der 8anf,
notenrmlauf belief it6 am l. Sult 1882 auf
1924, 656 ,459.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-11
UIIIH1W 2
0IuSfuIrtincr GarneIaneri

Die Iusiubr pon etnbeimil6en @aareu
belief it'd auf
Die uon DietaIIgelo auf
Gie GinIubr pon @abren auf. .........
Die Don Dietau9elp auf................
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-09

NIOTICE.-I hereby give notice that
IN / have disposed of my Grocery
Business to Mr.. s. j. Levey. All nc.
counts due said business are to be paid
to him.
Thanking the public for the liberal
patronage they have been pleased TO DC.
stow upon me, would respectfully ask
for continuance OF the same 10 my
successor. ~ W. DuDh'
e5y" Orders for the Union Feed Comp.
any will be received ,as, usual, and
prompt delivery guaranteed. 22o I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-09
TELEPHONE.

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Light NE. wind.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-09
Nj. McInerny,

1gent for this Kingdom.
n. B.-Bcwarc of imita-
tons, as | have discovered
several silver watches bear
ing the name of =" Waltham
Watches" which are of Swiss
Manufacture, and are sold rs
genuine Waltham watches.