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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-09-27
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT.

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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

Prints OF latest styles, fast colors.
Blue DENNIS, White Crodon Sheeting
Horrock's Long Cloths, Brown Linen Drills
Pure Linens. Moleskins,
Blue and White Check Listados,
Fancy Dress Goods, Fancy Plaids,
Russia Crash, Scarfs, Ties, Cravats,
Crochets and Fancy Work.
Towelings and Towels,
Mems White and Brown Cotton IIalf-Hose.
Ladies' Hose, Mems Ready made Clothing,
India Rubber Coats, Caps and IagEings,
Regatta and w1ullcn Shirts,
Blue and Grey Horse Blankets,
White Cotton Blankets.
Wo0lIou Blankets, an col5rs, sizes and
weights;
Wooll9u, and Canton Flanucls,
Velvet and Tapestry Carpeuugs,
Velvet and Tapestry Rugs, Carpets and
Mats,
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The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
Growing Power of Ghe United
States.

The New York Shipping List re
marks: Prior to our civil war the
power of the United States was not re-
gaFded in Europe as formidable either
from a commercial or military stand
point, but there has been remarkable
change in European sentiment within
the last 20 years. The great conflict
between the North and the South drew
special attention to the extraordinary
physical strength Of the country. A
struggle protracted for four years upon
a scale that amazed the old world,
naturally aroused interest in the Young
giant that had grown up within the
century, America was no longer
deemed mere struggling oonfedera-
tion of states, engaged upon the ex-
pertinent of the Republican form Of
government, but grand, consolidated
nation, able to maintain its supremacy
in any and all directions The war
opened the eyes Of the world to its
unparalleled growth and greatness.
twenty-five years ago Europe knew the
United States principally through its
cotton, tobacco and few other agri-
cultural staples The United States
to-day helps materially to feed and
cIotbe the world, Strong and inn
pressiyc facts such as these, backed by
fifty odd millions of people, win in
spre respect from the greatest of na-
tions. Such far seeing statesmen as
the British premier, have
pointed ont the growing power Of the
United States and its vast aud varied
resources, while the leading English
journals have repeatedly attcsted the
wonder with which the progress of
the Republic inspires Europe.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

Cincinnati Times-star.

Cincinnati Tir,es-star
Snlpnic anonIevv camr,,a,;;,,ol,
now cattle d;aaase bas rayaoad tha
stocE farms "a perl. oonntv Panns,,ls
van;a and tbe Istest ro,,or,s aro "a
tba fsr,nors IA otber oo,Int;as III, a,a aIsa
ELolv q s,ffor ;,n,nanse lassos Tbs
animals 81 4 sa;d dia witbin an bo,r
an5 so,nat;nos Wiki hale ~ e,.
after hn;ng offoetsd Tba ns;na;,al
symnto,ns 10 m 5;saa.o W. ass,
hacIing co,,ob and narcbed nas,r;ls
After deatb fba snlaan 4 fann5 y,
weigb in somc instances ten ! ! tyelys
Mounds wberoas tbe { st',rsl n,o;o,ht $
from Two to three nonnds Tbe spleen
i also entirely decomnosad Tba -.
terinarv doctors ~ are ID loc,arhsoJs
as 70 t5e conrse ~ troatnaest TSog
arree howeyer II tbe onin;on ,bot tba
disease can he cbecLed Il tsLan 4,
time hut 40 far tbis allogod saet hss
not heon nract;cslly danonstrata5
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

Gov. Stone, of Mississippi, has par
doned a man who was under a ten
years sentence for manslaughter, upon
his written promise to abstain from
the use of Intoxicating liquors aud
from the carrying of concealed deadly
weapons, for the term of ten years
from the 28th day Of January, 1880.
The pardon is to be void if he shall,
within the time specified, nse as a
beverage Intoxicating drinks or carry
upon his person concealed deadly wea-
pons.-ErcAaage.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
A Good IDEestnlent.

TAoR SALE, for cash only, about ninety
l acres 9f land, with Improvements, on east
side West Fork Calcasieu river, mouth Of In
dian Bayou. Best location for country store,
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Apply 70 r.,-c,,rn
Jan, a, 1SsO=-tf. Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

In 1910 the most accessible market
for the agricultural produce Of Ohio
was New Orleans, requiring six months
for the round trip By aalboats, and
the value Of the cargo was nearly
swallowed up in the transportation,
Corn and oats were worth but 8 to 10
cents a bushel wheat 80 to 40 cents,
and beef sold at 81 so por hundred
Cincinnati Times Star.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
Choice TOWR Property
FOR SALE.

A RESIDENCE and a Fiye-acre Lot, loea-
IN ted at The Junction OF the Railroad and
Ryan street. In addition to the residence
there are out houses and fence inclosing the
premises There are 75 Young orange trees
All for six hundred dorlars. Apply TO
=. w. BRYAN, Agent.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
LONE STAR BRIEFS.

| CHOW ieNtf On bilS MO OIdHue II
about at stand still.
The health of the people of Beau
mont and vicinity continues good.
The Beaumont Lumber company
will soon complete their new planning
mill.
Messrs. McFaddin d Son Of Beau
mont, sold last week a drove of 200
two-year old heifers at SIS per head.
The sheriff of Grayson county,
Hardy Thomas, owing to his youth,
is termed "the boy sheriff" Grayson
has the largest population of any
county in the state.
Five public school buildings are
being erected at Dallas, at cost of
$4,000 each. At San Antonio public
school building to cost $4,000 is in
process of erection.
James F. Miller, Esq, Of Gonzales
has received the Democratic nomina-
tion for congress from the eighth
district. Over one hundred ballots
were taken before a nomination could
be reached.
Under the new passenger tariff on
Texas railroads, children under five
years of age are carried free over
five half fare; over twelve full fare.
The roads are paying out copper coins,
two and three cent pieces.
Two desperadoes attempted to "take
the town." at Round Top, in Fayette
county, the other day. The city mar
shal killed one of them and arrested
the other, though twice shot at before
he could get his grn in position.
The Jasper Ieras NeWsboy says
The Trinity and Sabine road is COM
pleted to Bremond's road, and is un-
der contract to be completed to the
East Texas, a distance of twenty
eight miles, by the lst of December.
The Beaumont Enterprise says sa-
bine Pass is destined, without doubt,
to be the best harbor on the Gulf
coast. Sabine Pass may in time be-
come nice little harbor, but that it
will ever rival Galveston is out of the
question.
The completion of the Sabine and
East Texas railroad to Rockland, a
distance of seyenty-three miles north
of Beaumont, is chroniced in last
weeks Enterprise. Saw mills are situ-
ated at short distances almost or quite |
on the entire line.
And now comes the intelligence
that since the law reducing the rate of |
fare on Texas roads went into effect, |
travel has greatly increased. Every |
body knew this would be the case
the railroads knew it themselves. 1t
wasn't the fear that they would lose
money by the new law that made
.heln threaten all sorts of dire disasters
% the state, but they had been cock
IF the walk" so long that it was like
pulling their eye-teeth to know that
hey must loosen their grip.
A correspondent travelling in west
Texas thus describes the peculiar
of stock-raising re-
zion: "From Runnels to Abilene
lorthward it is forty-eight miles, and
Ye pass two or three houses on the
Dad. From RunneIs to CoDeho south
ward it is forty miles, and there is
carcely human habitation near, and
IDly one or two ranches in siTht of
he road. From Runneis to Coleman
astwaFd it is thirty-four miles, and
here are but few houses on the in
ormediate thoronghfare. The anoma-
BUS spectacle of beautiful and thriving
owns thirty to forty miles apart and
0 gin-houses, farms or other evidences
f agriculture between them is a peeu-
arity of a stock country"
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
Ttf. D. A. HOFFMAN.
GalcasIou REariEae ways.

T0IIN y. .OIs0oNEYis Mariae Wars, 10
u cased on the west bank Of the CaieAsieu
river. opp0site tAe lake and tqwp ~ Lake
CHARLES, La, are prepAred to ill al orders Tor
building hauling out, and repairing and re-
sells, engaged IN the Sialcaslen riEer and Texas
coast lumber and mercantile trade.
Address JOHN z. lCLQpNA1X,
Lake gharIes, t;aleasiep PARISH a-a.
March l2i 1851
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

The Fort Harley orange tree, three
miles from Waldo, is the oldest and
largest orange tree in Florida. This
tree, says the Waldo Cracker, measures
ten feet in circumference, three feet
from the ground, has borne $4,000
oranges in one season, and is said to
be seyenty-two years old.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
Choice TQwm Lots
FOR SALE.

F1NWO TOWN LOTS, situated In the town
al of Lake Charles, on the corner Of Com
mon and Broad streets. The lots are epelos,
have growing 81 orange trees, from four TO
Eve years old Also aehoiGe variety Of peach
trees and grape vines For turther partieu-
lars, apply To the undersigned
CHARLES MILLER,
West Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
IIapFOFed Town Property
For ssaHe at a Bargain.

TNWO large lots, with cottage residence,
a. stable, tannery building, fruit trees: and
street, Lake Charles, La. VIII sell far below
drst cost. Address Leon g. III. Blum, Calves
ton, Texas, or Geo. Fl. Wells, Esq, Lake
Charles, La.
Nayap,har 26 1881
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
New French bakery
For Sale
Fer Sale or Rent.

TNHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY at Bag
a. dad, near Lake Charles, La, formerly
owned and occupied as a residence by Thos.
j. Parker, including large dwelling house,
store building and all improvements. VIII
be sold extremely low for cash. For terms
Of sale or rent, apply to the agent, Geo. II.
Wells, Esq, Lake Charles, Calcasieu parish,
80 = LRGIERsE g. CO, Galveston.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
Residence for sale,

A CONVENIENT and wAll-aTTanged cot
RI tage residence Two front rooms car
psssN u AN.
Jan. e2. 81 Lake Charles, Il.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26
Orange LocaIs.

Orange Tribune.
County scrip is now worth Is cents
on the dollar.
The man Harrington, shot last week,
is recovering.
Norris, who was stabbed by Strick-
land, died yesterday.
Mr. ]. W. Allen was over from
Lake Charles Monday.
Forty-four cars of lumber left Or
ange by Saturdays train. -
1t costs the county So a day to keep
guard oyer the prisoners in jail.
In the way of chills and fever, there
is still considerable sickness in the
city.
A bear run a hunter ont of the
woods, the other day, . short distance
up the river
McKnnon A. Van Meter are ar
ranging to put planning mill on their
lumber yard.
The Knights of Honor have raised
nearly enough money to build their
two-story hail.
Miss Pearl, the sweet little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Belts, died
yesterday evening.
Orange should be on her guard.
yellow fever is liable to pop up almost
anywhere just now.
Mr. Mark Wiess, Of the Beaumont
planning mill company, has been On .
visit 70 Kansas. He sold twenty two
bills Of dressed lumber in that state.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

An exchange says: The idea Of
teaching every girl 10 thump q piano,
and making every boy book keeper,
viii make potatoes $7 q bushel in
twenty years. So much the better
for those who grow potatoes.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

A Nebraska paper says: "A big
haryesti 7 Well, we should smile 7
and SO should tile farmers. The yield
and quality Of all kinds Of grain in
this locality is even exceeding the
greatest expectations, far surprising
any previous year, and everybody bias
a right to feel good. Considerable Of
the wheat is safe in the stack, still
there is an abundance yet to harvest
Corn could not be doing better.a
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

The secretary Of the Dallas board
Of trade reports THAT the corn crop is
made ip northern Texas, and vii
yield from fifty to seventy bushels per
acre.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

When on editor IN Ireland charges
a jury with being drank, The Judge
does not Investigate the charges bnt
be lumbles tie editor into Jail They
baye 4 bisA and holy respect fcr the
jury over there.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-08-26

The New Orleans Gity TEN, from
Howard Lottery standpoint, is in
dnlging in much merrimcnt over Col.
Robertson's failure to be renominated.
1he Item ought not to forget that
Col. Robertson has good deal of vim
about bim, and that be has ono more
session to spend 10 congress, where he
is likely to raise an anIi.lottery sqaall
that may give Mr.. Howard more
trouble than be would wish 10 have.
Maybe The lem would do splendid
business by addressing its Jokes in
some other quarters. GqPitoiiqR al
pocata
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-15

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mabl Der berihmteu SerrensS Ssmben stits
pfangen, iomphl weiBe unb furtise.
8. Sp8te & 9 SSbne.
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Uieraieiabriee Grfatrung elmer
dlten gYdrteriuA

Mrs. Binslows Soottins Syrup mirb
oon timer Der befsn Dottorinnen unb ben
Wattsrinnsn In een Ser. @taaten per.
fari'Ssn. gr wuros felt 40 Sabren BON
Milionsn BON MIttern unb Rinbern init
ais fsblenoen @rfolse ssbrauht, 1cmubl
BON benz 6 Sage alten Rinbe, rpie BON er.
wadisnsn &tnosrn. Ct bsleitlgt S&arfe
nj Masen. tsfreit BON Dinbtolt unb re-.
sulirt bic @ebarme !; sr psridaft fur Sin.
Der uns Miitter Nubs unb Doblb,tasen.
seir slausen, baB Der SYrup bas bette
unb idsrft Mittsl III segsn Dyienterie
unb Diarrhci Bel &insern, elsitpiel pb
bur& 3abnen psruriadt obsr bnrh anoe.
a lrfahsn. Cine @sbrauasanwei1ums
iptre jeber Glafds beissssben. So III tetns
a&t, rsnn ni&t bas 8aefmile Don Cur.
tis u. psrtins auf Der @ubealsite Der Gin.
paduns sntbalten ~. Sn allen Mpctbe.
ten 3u tabsn. eis dlalas 90 gents.
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Marfte.

Sie preiie Der 8aummoae baben lid)
lett boriser Wo6e tpenig berdnbert.
Der Warft mar felt, nur in Galbefom
ttiegen geringere Serten ettuas inn
Yreile,
croinarp 8. Goob Ordinary 81,
9om Mibbling 104, Miboling 1O3,
@oob Miooling 12b.
San Mntonio Marft.
Yaummolle: 2ow Orbinarp Z,
Ordinary 8, Goob OrbinarD 10, 3om
Mboling 104, @tibbling 10s, Goob
Mibbling IL.
@etreibe: 9orn SIS, Safer
75, Weisen $1.50-$1.7O.
Saute: S6pere 16-1S4, 2ei6te
PA, gei6doiate So, &albfene
15-l6, 3iegenfelle 20-25.
@ee9i: @hoiee 8amilp 1928, XXX
7.75, Xxx 500. &ornmebl 1.5.
Butter: Seras 20-25.
Gier: 1870.
Sweet POtatoes: $1.O0.
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- Die 2ebensweile le bon 2euten serabe
ber belIer lituirten 8la6en bilbet Seipiis
iermaBen cine @inluouns far bic SdmOrr<
bOiben. llnb bieie perben iia einlteaen,
SerlaBt eud barauf! nno nidt eber wer<
ben iie peiden, Bis baS srcBe 5dmprrbOis
en=8ertre'bunssn.ittel oes Subrbunoerts,
Auakesis, in anwenoung Setradt pirb.
DafIelbe teltebt aus einem mebi5inil4
3uiamenseieeten Snitrument, pel4es ii4
bel ber Gnmenouns erYeidt unp innerlid
mirft. Die Anakesis lit in alien NpOtbes
fen 5u baben. grcben frei 3usefanb
burd 9. Neultaoter & So. gcr 3946,
New Durf.
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Grdfu8 Neeb.

Das srDbte 81 bellag.r Der
Staet III oastentse bes 5srrn s. &esb.
MSbel aasr Grt Fnb baielbf in srSbter
auswatl gu ben ntebrtslten Yrstien si
tabsn unb In Der d9at tann jsber Sc.
ftmad befrtseist psrben. Yarlor- unb
@6Iaf,immer-Sets fauft man BET 5srrn
6. 8eeo gu Gatr'fprsiien, ba sr feline MS.
bel pireft aus ben erSbtsn Gabrilen bss
9aness beSlebt. 5srr Nesb bat auber-
Dem fiasn srOben 8crratb BON Ispptasn
une Ilatten unb alien In bieies Sad sin.
(tloaeno'n Waaren. gDer NSbei iraenb
wslhss H.: 5etraudt, tbut wobl, f1 an
9errn 9tssc gu tpenben. 8pm GemStn.
lidasn bis gum Nqerfsinlsn unb Iteuer=
fen 1T giles In feInsm Stors 3u fnten.
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erffen Yerlut unb Wtutter Bernis trat

eriten geriuA unb Wutter Bernis trat
be{crst uber bic Sdwe(le.
Das @iebel3immer mar leer. 9Sob'n
bic Nlte aud blidte, mie idarf ibr @uos
aud ben uffen psr ibr liesenoen altobsn
purd(pi6te, pon 6rau Dibier permodte
lie feine Spur gu entoeden. Aut Dem
Slide lassn 3war cine Mappe uno etn3el=
ne Rartcns, fleine Sarbenndpfden fam
ben umber, bod bic Tarbe barinnen mar
trudeu uuo bas Yapier blatbenweib, nidt
bas sstinsae Nnseider pcrbanbea, Dap
bier aearbeitet wcroen mar.
Dod mas mar bas Die &leloer'
niIde fanb F4 poultdnbis nit einem grit
men gcrtans psrbinst, auf ben man eine
bunte 3eidnuns pern,ittslif Stednaoeln
befeftiet bate. Sotlte binter benz leia
ten @toffe bas @ebeimnib Der Stube per=
bcreeu iein, tpoal iebt iid ibr bier ofieu=
barren tSnnen? Die 3itternben Singer
sriffsn mad ben Salten bes Wcrhanss,
3osen ibn BEL Seite unb benz wfunoe Der
alien Trau entrans Rd plSslid elm GEL
lenber Nufidrei, @dreden uno bod aud
wieoer 6reube finbeno uno taumelno
,panlte Fe einise Sdritte 5uriid, nm tief
aufatbmenr idwer auf ben Stubl an
Glide nieber3uifnfen.
5inter benz 0orbans Bate fe bic balls,
ofsne Tbar ber Wii&s seideut unb einea
Blid in ben biiifern @peiderraum oes
Nebentauies merfen tSnnen. Stun mar
es wie burd 8lisessewalt be(l in i9r &C.
worbeu, nun uubte fe Iles : wie ibre
Wa9ba beImlid aus oeal 9auie emilio
ben, mie 3etn Sabre ipdter 5eIir Der
Sdweaer ouf bemielben gBeSe aefolat
mar unb bab auber ibu nur Slie Smtof.
feline Grau, nm bas @eteimnib Der Gblir
bort pilIen fonnte - unb oab Srau Dt=
bier
(1prtfetuas folpt)
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0emtidl.Gmaliibe Sd1nIe.

Das nddfte Sduliabr Der beutidseuss
l'iden Sdule besinnt am Wcntas, ben
II. april b. 5.
Sdiiler fir bic rnterlte alalIe werber
nur oanm, unb nidt naditen 9erba,
Ober iiberbaupt 10 dbrenb beS Sabres
aufSencmmen uerben.
Da bic 8dumlidfeiten bic Nuinabme
elmer nur bei4rdnften Gn5ubl neuer Sdi.
ler seiiatten, 10 werben bic betreIfenoeu
Gltern ccer yorminber eriudt ibre Sin.
Der 5eltiS bel bem Secretdr 9errn Nic
Tenss ansumelben.
San &ntCniO. ben 8. Wldrs 1882.
8,3S2,tbb s. @rOOs, Yrdlpsnt
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- Ote Sta0t Dallas beberber9t eine
sa1lrei9e 8anoe bon ginbre6ern. eSn
Der gta6t oes bergansenen @onnabenb
tpuroe in 8 ooer 10 beridiebene 0duier
eingebro9en. 9ie 8ilbung zines ioge=
nannten 8igilanaeomites 1T unter ben
Biirgern angeregt tporben.
Sn 8ictoria tpurbe Der Nnfang
bes 8aues oer 0em Nprf, &eras unS
merifanif6en @ilenbahn in o1tli6er
Hi6tung gefeiert. Die beioen dlteiten
ginmobner Der Stabt trieben ben erIten
Nagel elm.
= Cine Grau Namens Maegie 0ea=
leD ipurbe in Galpeiton um $25 geltraft,
iueil iie apeimal auf einen Mann gee
f6onen bate.
= 6iinf5ebn Meilen bon 2areoo
nabe Der Milne beg Goup. 9unt 1T cine
2oblen0l=Nber entbedt parben.
- Sn 9arriion County 1T eas 2oeal
Option @eiee NIT GROCER Mujuritdt nie=
eer9eltinimt mcreen.
- Der NbnOfat unb fribere Wapor
). W. Tbnrmpnb in Dallas murbe am
Ia. i'm Gourtbausiaale bon benz Nopofas
ten &cbert 6. GOwart in. Selbltpertbei=
oisuns eridoiien, ba Ghurmonb in einem
Streite nit ibm ,uerit ben Nepuluer 500.
3wiiden Yeiben beltanb ieit Sabren Elm
seipannteS SerbaltniB. Nm ienem Gage
trafen lie auiammen unb 1burmpnb be-
iduloiste ecwart iber feline Tsu,ilie abel
Seiprc9en gu baben, 9awart perneints
eiss. woraui 2burmpno rief: Q1ir fSn=
men bic SaAs bier sleid crpnen uno ben
8epolper ;Os. Gowart fam ibm abe,
3ubpr unp jaste i9m cine Susel bur6 Der
Rppf.
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Nssbs Silt Gsss Sonic befGrbtrt bi.
Btroaune.
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Disfes Snllitnt rurbe tn Satr. 1858 fur CT.
stsbanss> unb DOtltbdtiettts 5ws6e BON bsr
StaatslsstsIatur sefeb!ia ineprpprirt NIT tinem
RapitaI BON 100000, 3u wsI1sm Fe feitbe
.intn Reierssfunb BON $55o. 900 ttnsusefaat tat.
Dura Elm lbsrfawsueIidss:: gatua, wurbea ibre
Rs@te Elm 39sil Der ssssnspartissn Siaatseon.
Sbre srOssn 9tebunsem BON einaeIner
Hummer Fnben mpnatIi& itatt. NismaIs mir
cine 9iseuns serf@sbeu. Fran Ieie naafpletnb'
preisssrtbeiIuns.
0rcbe racnatlide 3iebung Ser
Classe d
tn Rew SrIeans Dienifas ben IL. MpriI 1882.
IQe infer. tanfiisen 3isbuns.n anben ftatt unter
Aufit1t unb eetuas Der gtnerdle
@. o. 8eanregata usu Yhniseaaa Mua
smhal g. Gar1y Mau Tir9inisn.
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Ole SerrensNn5iise bel 5. SYST e
& SSbne linb oieies Sabr mod piel
idSner aufsearbeitet als je 5upcr uno
mas Nualitdt unb Yreis anbetrifft, uns
iibertreiflia. Die Tirma bat es in bieier
Brande CUR srSBten SOllfcmmenbeit ges
brudt. g9irsenbs fauft man 70 portbetlz
baft, mie Bel Scsfes auf Der Nlamo, ses
geniiber Der gDIfoffice.
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O. Q. Tranf.

Nir lsntsn bic Nufmsriiamteit uniersr
9eier auf bic Ibatlade, baB BET S4nitts
paarenbanelsr v. y. 6ranf ant Nlamos
Tla,a tdslid neue Waaren erbdlt uno be-
reits einen 9rOBen Ycrratb Der q ller=
neue f en- Wooenartifel an Sanb bat.
9err 6ronf label Nlle elm, bel ibm bor3us
ipre4en unb feline Baaren gu inipisiren,
ehe iie anberSmo faufen.