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The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
aOTTCEB.

IN sumed the business Of buying and
selling real estate, renting houaee and
collecting rents. GM0. o, MARIG, +,
Real estate agent and conveyancer
offaoe, 6d1 ehtpley st. And A0or. febv-St
AZ OTACE.-Notice ls hereby given that
IN the annual meeting OF the Brandy
wine Hundred Association for the re-
covery of stolen horses and detection Of
thieves will be held at the hotel OF Oliver
II. Parry, on saturday, March 4tn, lsSS.
febs-4ts - Ti| Secretary.
February s, 1852.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
nyANTED-FOUNDnYTOREmAN,
Splendid Property For Sale.

gTNhe following properties must be seld
Il 10 close tue partnership lately exist
Ing between the firm OF Coke Il Allen !,
brlckmakers
The fine three-story brick dwelling No.
9l9 Washington street, fourteen rooms,
with Sath and hot and cold water. The
house has all the modern Improvements
and is finished IN the most complete
manner throughout; lot 25xJ60 feet.
Three story corner house No. 90l Chest
nut street, containing eight rooms and
bath with not aud cold water with gas
Would make good business stand.
Three two-story substantial brick
houses, Nos. 1920, 1928 and 1928 West Front
street, containing six roomA each, with
bath, hot and coId water and gas. Lots
H.2xlO5 feet each, extending to Reed
street and making two fronts.
House No. 9A Bennett street, two
story brick, ak rooms, with bath and hot
and cold water.
The above properties are all rented to
good paying tenants, and are worthy the
notice of parties seek Ing Investments.
Prices lew and terms reason able. APP
ply to ALVAN ALLEN,
l18 E. 4th or ol9 Washington street.
1Rn2I-l0t.
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nIVIDEND.-A dsyidend Of thir,y
IL cents per share has been declared
by the WA. d Pbila. Turnpike Company,
payable on or after the l5th INST. st sts me
Jos. TATNALL, Treas.
End mo. 8, 1882 Id' feb6-1pt
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nEULARRD.

OTICE.-The Mutual Loan Associa-
IN tion Is now Issuing new series OF
stock, which may be secured on applica-
tfop, day or evening, to Geo. q. Mafis,
Secretary. Once, COL sbipley street, SEQ
ond foor. ian2l-1m.
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PnRLTn sALEs.
A UCTIoN SALE
-oH-
I. ..a yraseneu Farnitare

A UcTIoN SALE
-. -os-
HEsasshola ana Kitchen Farnitpre
WIN be sola 81 Public sale on THURS
nay. FEB. 18th, 1882, at the reaidencc OF
the late Ann Jane Wilson, SM snlplsy ps1
street, HOUSEHOLD AND klTCh4M
matreaeee, bedsteadB, bureaus, chairs,
pieFtables, sofas, carpets, oil olothsr
dishes, tables, stoves and Mixtures,
kitohen utensIls. small churn, milk pans.
- A'O ' L. w. sTIDHAM a SON,
Nebe-1t AuctIoneers.
bUBI.IC SALE.-rhe dwelling house
No. I'll W: eth street will be sold a.
public sale at the auction rooms Qf y.
w. HtidhRm & aon. on Saturday. Feb. ~,
- CHAS. b. LORE,
febS,3t Administrator.
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MONDAY FERRUARx ls. lss9.

nNTERED AT WILMINGTON PosT.oHEICK
AS gECoND-oLAss NATTER.
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ueber glutpergiftung bur6
Striimpfe ersablen 8erliner Sldtter !:
Die Jrau bes gu6balters S. bate bpn
elmer 5aulirerin ein paar baumnollene
Striimpfe gefauft, beren preis ii6
our9 auHallenbe 8illigfeit aus5ei6nete.
Gin paar berielben bate am Sonntag
Der l5jdbrige Sobn ber Samilie art=
gc5ogen unb bamit cine ldngere SuBz
pagtie gema6t. 9ta6 &iidfebr bolt
6erielben ipiirte Der Gnabe beftig
f6mersbaftes 8rennen TIT ben 6iiBen
unb beibe SSiiBe f9mouen pdbrenb Ser
yfa6t erbebli6 an. 3mei am anbern
Wforgem friib geruiene slerste fonfatir=
ten cine 8lutbergiftung, als beren lr=
beber iid i6lieBli6 bic Striimpfe
berausltellten, beren @arn nit gift
baltigen Sarbitoffen gefarbt mar. IS
muBte cine Nmputation bes am 1neilten
geiddoigten re6ten SuBes porgeuommen
iperbeu,
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sbenn er bradte etnen gang seIunben Sa6
sesen lein Deutidluno unb sesen Naes,
mas panlit suiammenbins, nit beriibcr
gr mari benn audi ben san5en glinnez
runssfram nit aller Gnereie bintsr iid,
amerifanilirte icgar ieinen Numen = Sic
mil1en brh, bab er friber SSrlter bleB -
unb alS un1ere Gclcnie fid ausbebnte,
unb bic DeutI6en natiirli6 pieber Sus
5aalmenbielten pis bic &letten, sins er
ibnen sriinbli4 aus bem Wese uno bielt
(ih 3u ben Nmerifanern. Oas ater ers
trus nun mieber bic Ttau nidt, bic itA
an bas 9eben bier ME eewShueu fpnute;
e5 aab Streif unb Sitterfeit pbne gnbe,
unb olS bas Sinh teraawuds, rpurbe Die
Sa9e nod ldlinn,er. Der Sater pcllte
lie CUR Wnlerifanerin erSieber, unb ct eete
benn audi leinen WiIca burd, sumal
Mib Sane fd balb senus nit alter gnt=
idieoenheit auf feline Seite itelte; bas
brad nun aber ber Wutter pollenbs bas
Ser5. Wir baben oft senus arse Gee
men sebatt, fase id Sbnen; es wuroe erlf
9iube, als Otrs. Soreit benz Seimmeb er>
lag; absr wte bic Saden leet fteben,
firdte i'd, ct ipirb Fe nidt lanse ibers
leben.
Die Stimme bes Spredeuben NOR bel
ben lesten Worten aus ibrem lpSttiiden
Zone unpilIfarli4 gum @rnff iibersesan>
gen; NliiOa, Der idfpei8enp SusebSrt,
nahm lest leinen SUIT BON Glide.
tGprtfebnng frIet.)
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i6aft mar, 6a iino iebt swei. gBenn
man ba suliebt, ipie ale Oiefe gSirtb=
f6aften ben gansen Sag boll 2eute lino,
Sarmer unb Gef6dftsle1te, 10 begrelft
man ni6t, tuie es mOgli6 mar, oaB
oieies infame Semperensgeieb nit iolz
der @tebrbeit 5u Stanbe fam. Siele
gSirtbe iagen mir, 1ie ndren anter bic
fem Geieb beIler Bran, als 'borber, benn
ieet brau0en 1ie feline Giirgi0aft su Rel=
len, tpie friibcr, un6 1ie balten Sag unb
9fa6t ofen. Sc miro gem66nlib nit
Dem Stabtratb Elm gbfpmmen getrpfz
fen, bab oer Wirtb ieben Mepnat ippiele
Dollars lit Die Stabtfahe als Strafe
besablt, bagegeu miro ibm Die geriibe=
rltng gegeben, oaB Die Stabt i'm ni6t
beldliigt. 6ier gibt es feline 9en1ofra=
ten ober Gepnblifaner mebr, bier 1T Die
2oiung rSemperen5 poer glnti=Sempe=
ren5". Sic Dieiigen Gepublifaner ba=
ben lebte @o6e in einer groBen Wfa11en=
perlammlung bef6loiien, ni9t fiir ben
pbeil. Sannes" SIT ftimlnen, Sarauf
fam bet Senator gll1n1b, Tim fe nit
Der Parteipeiti6e Sur &aiion sl1 britt
gen. St fonnte aber ni6ts ousri9ten
uno TT febr enttdul9t abgereif."
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sega s.

= Sim IA. Iielelt in Brownsville 32
neue Grfranfungen am gelben 6iebe,
pDr, aber fein SpbesfaQ. SIT Nfatamp=
ros bat bic Seu6e einen pl6bli6en @n=
lallf gum S6leGtern genommen; es ltar=
ben baielbit in ben lebten "a Stunben
6 Yerionen. Srobbem ioa Der MaDo,
iener Stabt Auarantdne gegen 8rpmns=
bile erfldrt baben. Sn &oma 1T bas
gelbe 6iebcr ausgebrp6en. 9ta6 elmer
9epe16e, bic in 9luitin eintraf, iollen
ii6 audi in &eDnoia un6 SiOalgo Sic
berfale ereignet Daben.
= 9luf Der Seras Wei eitern Giienbabn
BEL WimberlD gerietb cine 2ahung
9auminoae IN grano. Is gallen wrrz
ben bei6abigt.
= Sn 5enberlon bra6 am IA. 8euer
aus, bas @igentbum i'm @ertb bon
$25,00 5erf0rte,
6enrp q. Wopbtparb, ein 1ed=
sebuidbriger &nabe BON Ylano, lpurbc
III Dallas lpegen Nferhebiebitabls perz
baitet.
8ei 2arebp i6lug ein Sopt i'm
Gio Granbe UNI, auf mel6em 1i1 20
@teni6en befanben. Gliidli6er @eiIe
sel6ab ber llnfall nebem eilter ilber=
i6wenlmten Sniel, auf mel6er piele
Wesquitbilid]e itanben. 9ieier umitanb
rettete Die Gaiiagire, lie bielten ii6 on
BEN 8u19en feit, bis 9iilfe fam.
- Gin 9lllfiiDnatDr Namens Murz
pbD in SORT @ortb nabm Wiorpbium,
I'M ii6 gu tobten. Seine Nbli6t ipurbe
inbeB bur@ dratli6e 9iilfe bereitelt.
8el1er gelang ber SelbitnDrb einem ge~
fallenen Grauensimner, bas glei6falls
Morpbium pe1f9ludte.
= 3mei 9riiber Mamens Oates, bel
2tnbale in ber ytdbe BON Spler, ent5mei.
ten 1i6unb elmer berielben erlnorbete iei=
men 8ruber.
: Die Seras paciiic giIenbabn bat
in Serrell, &aufman @ourtD, einer
Brunnen graben lalIen, Der tdglid
10000 @allonen @alier liefert,
= Ser Sarmerperein in Sriebri6s:
burg 6eIdloB in ieiner September:
iibung, 5u benz Son6 fir bic lleber
i6memlnten gu Gon6o $4,000 beisu:
i6lieBen, 10 baB lid Die in Sriebri6s
burg gu bieiem 3mede gefammelt'
Surnne nit BEN BON ben 6erren 8iber:
ifein unb 9fauipalb folleftirten GelDerH
iebt auf $1,000 belduft.
- Sem Sriebri9sburger Wo6enblat
entnebmen mir folgenbe Sobesanseige
v8erpanbtem unO 6reunben bic traurig
@ittbeilung, Dab am WfittwoA, bem 10
Sept, Na9mittags 5 llbr, mein liebe.
SDbnhen na9 neuntdgigem &ranfieil
itarb.-SarrD S9ulb.r
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@tMtt9 fitr &aDlf6p1ae.

Prof. g. St6br, No. 3O7 iioli6
4. Strabe, ct. 2ouis, Mo. ift es gelunz
gen, langidDrise &ablf0pfisfeit 81 furis
rem. prof. St0brs MetboOe iit iebr eiltz
fad. Sie fablen Stellen tperben tdgli6
breimal gebabet fit brei W}inuten nit
Dem 9aarerseuger unb innerbalb
4 Wo6en 5eigt ii6 ser neue 9aartpu6s
auf ben fablen Stellen. 9amen uno
9erreu, tuel6e an Sab lf0pfigfeit ober
Musfallen bes Saares leiben, iollten
ni6t Oerldumen ii6 i6ri iftli9 an prof.
St0br gu tpenben. preis $5 Die SlaiG1e,
pel9e 4 Wo6en ausrei6t.
24.762,suw1i
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r. men. Wf gDinslcw 5potina
SYrnp ntn'mt ben &noern bic @hmers
gen uno turirt Dblsntrte unb Diarrboe.
" nadt ben Gaumsn cart, bsfrett BON
gnt3ithSane unb brinat bas Glap a!iidlih
ilber s's 9sriuhe pss 3atnens bin!vsa.
er tbnt serebe cas. mas er ocretebt au
teun, @Ges uno nitt irsniosr. gDtr ess
ben stnnal Wrs s9ins!clp eefeteu unb
fenaen fie nnr pncd4 i5sen 8 uotino
Ssrup fir Siaoer. Wenn iytr bic
Ma&t battsn, miirpcu rir Gs els 5s;laab
fir aie &tuofs 9tnftfI'sn--rpos III audi
in Der Sbat 1T. Der Gyrup ptep In
allsn IPpt9efsa su 25 Gents PET SlalGe
sssfauft.
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~ 1anA4}zAE
Sdnblerr.
;iwe Detiibntte Jra1 pbne 9
Ias benz n9oiton GIsbe.)


Strrea Nebattenrel
Sas Sbge 1T Elm gute3 Stlb pon Srau 2pbia G.
ptnfbam aus 2pnn, gfGii, bic mebr aIs irseno eine
anbere 5ram gSabrbeit ben Ianen ber pSrauenz
freInbin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
10 9erne beie9en, perbient. Sic ,pibmet iit9 nit
bent 9robten Gifer ibrer 9rbet, ,peIe Iestere bas
ReiaItat zines IebensIdn9Ii9en StuonmS tit, unb
1T 9e5pnn8en feds Aiiitentinnen iib sm baIten
bic ibr beIien bic aussebreitete Gorrefponbens,
weI6e pon aIen Seiien iDr sufieBt unb Don bensn
cine iesIife i5re ipeSiele 2eibenslait ober ibre
Srenoe Sapon befreit su ein, tunbsiebt, su beant<
tuorten. SDre qHanaen qraparation 1T elm Seilz
nlitteI fir CUTE ,nb nibt fit b6ie 3,peie SD babe
perionlib bieS auSgefunben nnb bin Der gGa br<
belt Seiien mas i'd iage, Iberseugt,
Megen bleier mob lbetuieienen Gtaen5t6aftet iutrS
lle pom ben belten IerSten bes 2anbes empfo9Ieu
NnS peri9rieben. Giner pom bieien 5aqt: nOie
2gtrtung lit wnnberbar inb eripart pieIes 2eiben
Sic furirt poaitdnSig bic id dlimlne @rt Wuttereibz
Ibfauen, Seucorree, nnre9elmdbise unb ibmerss
lt9e nonatlitbe &eingung, iebe 9rt Samen<Jtronfs
belt, gntsiinoung nnb Gei5wire, nnnatiirIt6en
9lntebfaB, teoe @rt Serfefung unb bic baranf foIs
genoen @iidenmartbei3 i3werben, unb tit beionSers
anipenbbar. .sur 3eit bes 2ebenswe9ieIs."
Ste bnr6bringt iebefl Sbeil bes menf6N6en
Sorperipitems hns ISsts ist neues Seben nnS neMe
&raft eIn. Spindle, SlGb1udt, Srans mad &eiss
'nttt.ln nnb Masenf3pd9e ptrb ieberseit babnrd9
abaeboIfen. Sic beilt tufi9welungen Gopfl6mers
sen, nerpoie Setoen, augemeine &5rperbtudebe,
S6lafIoigtet. Abmattuns nnb itnperbauIid6feit.
Senss Sefabt ogansli4er eri95ptHng, mel9es
poltGnbtg poriiber nab gebraub biees Seilmits
tells: Seber3eit nnb inter allen itmftdnbe, ift bic
qStrfungi in poIfdnbige llebereinton,me nit benz,
temt wsib!iden a6rperiptem unterIiesenben @eiet,
Ser9reisiit nur$t. % SIaide, S.. fiir 6 SIai6er,
nnb 1pirb pon allen Mpotbefern perfanft. Srgen6
peber @atb fir fpesiele Sale, nnb bic 9lanlen pon
Bielen bic 6nrb Inpenbung ber 9fanSen Mif9ung
mle6er poultanbt9 bergeitet ipor3en, fam man BON
ten. Wan .fase 9o,ntorie sur 8eantporting bel.
0egen Nteren 8efdperben BEL beben 6ef6Iet5=
tern TT bteie Mii6ung Iniibertreffbar ipte sabIs
reidbe Seugniiie bepeifen.
nglrs. Ytntbams Sober 9iGen," fagt Elm Core
iponbent, nttn6 bic beiten in ber gBelt ais 0eItteI
Qe9en Weritopfung, @aIenbeib1perbeu NIB 2eber
erarrIng. Sbr. glut gtetniger bringt @unz
bersu gerte nno i1 speifle nid)f pirb balb ebcnio
beribmt nnb popular tein wie bic gFansen 4rdpa=
rati0n,s
Gin Seber muB bieIe 5rau oIs enen gnaben
gngeI aniebsn, bersn etn3t9er 2sunia iit anberen
gut sa tb,in.
philadelphia, ga. @ @rs. u. 81. 8,
11laaAz, sszMs
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Die Tlcrenee Siiabtinsale ber Sins
berpfe9c.

Solssnces 1T Elm Que3us eiuss an ben
Deatiasn 8s form Msdsnser in Gbam'
tersturab, Da., seihrtebsnen grtsfss;
Cine gYpbltbaterin.
Ssfnst bic Sbare fur iie unb Wirs
Winsloip wiso bewsifsn, pab ie bic ame.
rifaniite 5Iorentiner gladtisall Der &in'
Der III. Davcn Fne mir 70 iibsr3eust
bab mir unierer ,,9uip" le9ren wereen
gu iassn: ,@slssuet lsi Wrs Winslcw"
neil ls perlslbem tebalftA mar, iibtr bic
Ysrtoce oss 3atnsns unb onbere BE-
ibwerliAtetten fur Ginter binwes3ufom.
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- @asber gefter elmer Omnibus
2inie bariiber f6reibt: nSt meiner @i=
geni6aft als Gigentb inner ser Qmni=
blts2inie in bieier Stabt, f6reibt Ser
q. Stranger, W}eneiba, Misc., bate
itG oft @elegenbeit BET meinen pferben
bas g t. S afo b 8 Oel ansutpen=
oen. Ser Grfolg mar ftets sufrieoe1=
Fcaeno; i6 bin baber nit Gergniigen
6ereit es als ein beterindres Seilmittel
onf'5 Warnite 5lt empfeblen."
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= g8ie bas Semperen5seIeb in &an=
Ias arbeitet, bariiber i6reibt eln GeiIen=
Der aus Wi9ita, &anlas, an ben ypeo=
ria Semofrat": vWenn Der 2eier oenft,
bier lei alles Semperena 10 1T er i'm
sSrrtbum. SD babe bis jebt aud nod
ni6t einen ein3igen plab getrolfen, po
ni6t quite 8irtbi6aften i'm pollen
Ganae wdren. g8p frilber cine sSirtbs
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***v9Bas Sbr au6 tbut, tbut es
nit Whtb". Ntit Mutb unb Obne So
germ erfloren iuir, bab ytieren &raut
6as bette 6eilmittel fir 2eber@,
Magen= unb ytieren=&ranfgeiten 1T.
&beumatisplus unb Die GOlDene 9lber
tperben ltets babur6 furirt. 9ie itdr=
fenoe @irfung bon Nierens&raut riibrt
BON benz reinigenoen uno berubigenoen
ginflub ber, pel6en Die WfeDiSin auf
oas glut ausiibt. $50 je Der llrin fie=
lelig ooer beri6leimt, flebrig ooer 5dbe
lit, ba bilft 9iieren=Graut.
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lDetrpit fSree Wrea pom IS. San. J

(Detruit Grse pre5 pom Is. SAM
Gshbeimsr Bros. batsn fpsben elm gar.
lcao BON &eebs Gilt Goss Sonic ertaltsn.
Differ Grtifel pertaufl fd febr ra@h unb
70 mub es aud iein, eenn ss 1T ubne 3wst.
fsl ter bette Nrtifsl lsiner Nrt, Der ie ein.
selatrt uurbs, uno bat niGt ieinss @let.
den. Sur bas befe Matertal wirb 3u
Gssbs Silt gbss 2pnie serwaua!
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Dr. Greens Srssenatep 8ittsrs III
bas bette Ssilmittsl fur DYspepaa, Gal.
lenleicsn, Walaria, unpsrDauliAfeit unb
&ranfbsiten ees glutss, psr g!isrsn, 9eter,
6aut &c.
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e1 9ie 9iamantfarben bringen
itets mebr su Werfc, als iie berIpre6en.
@arum fdrben Sic bas alte &leib
nidbt @s miro tpieber tpie teu ausz
ieheu, 9}ur 10 Gents.
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= Neines 8lut erbdlt bic @elunpteit.
,, Or. NderS 8loco @lirlr" miro BON ben
terprrrassnoiien Nsr3ten empirblen. 8ei
allen Npptbetern 3u babeu.
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Durmps gatarrb Syrup
bsilt ale Ifsftipasn bss 5alIes, Eopfes
uno Snlunpss.
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= Seber=&ranfbeitelr, &opfpe6 unb
8erltopfung, heruriaGt our6 f6le0te
8erbauung, tperben i6nell fllrirt burb
9 + D tp n's @i1en 8itters.
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6eurs'S GarbpI. 5aIbs.

SIs iR bic bette Salbs fiir Sdntte,
Seulen, @uSfdlas, @eidwiire. Sulsrtsus
maitsmus, aufsslprunsene 5ante, @Itsr'
unsea, 5Gbusrausen unp ale Sau!f.ant.
esitsn, SommerFeden unp MiteIer. Sian
faufe Senrs's Garbolic Gable neil ale
anSsrsa 5alldunsn iIns. Yrsts 25 Gents.
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Or. Rats QeberptQen linb bte
tslisn eatbarti1&sn @eeulaturea.
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DE Soatitaaa Staass!oitsrie 1T bse ssassa., bt,
sun BEN 9plte sabeflr! wurbs " ''''' ''
2olttfaua State Qotterp Sc.
Disfs5 Snestut ,uurss sosse 1858 fir g.,
s!s9snss> unb gspel:6atsfstts 8peas ppn M tsr
otaaseis9tS!atur fur ben 9eitraam spn fSnfunb,
swanSts Sabrcn gdstlia ;neprporirt nit eia,m
&apttel sta sl,0O0.sGG, ~ pelsssm Es feitbr,
slttn @s'ersefeno son $3.50, 200 btnsussfaat bat
Dnr4 elm lbfri9psngtides Dotum Sr.ten tbrf
S:. M.ate EN- atstl Der gsseandrtieen @taeisepn>
Gs.e quite @eTeeea9eit (eim @cl&
sta MAIDEN.
tyre srpben 3iesunsen Spn eiuaelutn
II IT era fnoen n,pno!Iit ffats. NiemaI8 rirb
e,ae 5elung serf4abea. SIAN Isfe na&folasuae
Srsisassttsi!uns ''''''''''
0rpbe racnatlibe 3iebung Ser
Classe X
Msp Srssans Dieaftas ben 10. October 1882.
@aTitdt uao 3eiluns Der 0enerdle
6. o. 8eanssgssa raa guaisiasa aaa
Sabal q. Gas1y rpm aisDiaien.
Sassptpseis $4,000.
$1,000 atdsts sn S. jebee. Bruhtaeile
tit 6inftel TIM Gsrbaltnib.
2tfteber 9ret{t;
3auptsesiaa ssa s7s.oss
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-16

S<lelFss.r, lene fdrsdIide ylase, fupie oas
ebenlo fAliiame rsmittirenbe GalenfIeber perben
aubsr cen Dlagen>, 0eber- unb 9allenleiben, bic
bura Wiaemsn Der 2uft unb bee WaHers err
5eust tuerben. ale ausseruttet unb Ysrbmset turh
pen gsa!au9 bon SoftetterS Magenbit:
Don aer3ien enapfuhlsn wslb unb f3 in ausBe>
b,bnterer gsnasuna aIs Elm 5eilmitteI eeeen bic
Dbtnirwabnte Slaife san Granfbeiten be!nbst,
bean ireenS cine Metiiin unisrsr 3eit.
Gum Terfauf bsi alien Npotbefern unb
Sdnhlern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-16
z&aae s. a.

Die aoaifioaa Staatsyostsrie 1T BE e,u,te.. 81,
son BEN 8clte eabeflsr. purba "''
Ssolttltana State 2ottern Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-16

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s.f9etn!
slid nil Grsuahmc bet G @rrntose
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s1n.00 fit bas Satr reer $3.50 fur
3 Wpnert
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-02-17
Land Sale.

On last Saturday.the day appointed to
sell the real estate belonging to the estate of
Samuel Reader, deceased, lying in the town
of &enroe, and near there, including the
Monroe mills, was sold by the administrator
Co. the highest bidder. Adam Wilhelm, OF
Monroe, bought the Jos. Kelsay tract of
land lying about miles Northwest of Mon
roe, containing 392 acres, at s., 500. Wes-
ley Henton bought the Monroe mills and
40 acres of land lying adjoining thereto and
partly across Long Tom, for $1,000. Adam
Wilhelm also bought three town lots on
which was situated stable aud a ne-story
store building, for $3.50. Geo. w. Houck
purchased one acre lying in the town and
adjoining the Long Tom, just South of the
mill property, for $I55. Albert Ray of this
place also purchased so acres of land lying
next to the Willamette river, for Sl20
All of the property appeared to sell at ruin
GUS low rates. The mill property probably
cost Mr. Reader in bis life time twelve or
fifteen thousand dollars, at low estimate.
The mill contained three run of hurrs, and
other machinery IN proportion. The water
wheel which furnished the power, cost
S1700 alone.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-02-17
Kings Valley.

EDITOR GAzETTE--Thfngs are jogging
along here at the usual rate. OF course
farmers are little disgusted with this eter-
nal snow. One week ago some ten or a
dozen plows started out at egular spring
work and for about one day the air at morn
was musical with the yell and howl of the
gentle plow boy, but now alas hushed
and still are those sweet voices.
The health of the people in the valley has
not been very good for a month back. Mr..
George Fowler and Mrs. Quinn have been
'vefy sick but hear they are now better.
The water is not yet high enough for the
loggers to float their logs down the Luck
.uiamute they are waiting .anxiously for rain
more rain.
z A young genius of this neighborhood has
been at work for some time on the ploblem
of perpetual motion. He thinks he has
succeeded. have an idea though that it
will be a long time before his machine goes.
There is a very light political breeze
stirring, and very faint rumor that we
have among us one or two political aspirants.
l will get the big man to write for your
childrens column next week BRUTUs.
February, IL, 1882
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-02-17
Fron Oakyille.

OAKvILLE, Linn Co, Feb IL. 1882
ED. GAZETTE: Your loud appeal to your
readers to write a few items for the Gazette
every week. in YOUR last issue, reached this
part of the country l am not citizen of
your county, but probably few items from
Linn County woald interest your readers.
Oakviile is situated about four and half
miles southeast of Corvallis We have one
of the finest churches in Linn county, con-
Quoted by the U. P. Church; also Sabbath
School with over 100 in attendance.
There has been two deaths in the past
week. Rev. Atchenson lost little daugh-
ter, aged two years and half. Mrs. Dalin-
da Goodell, resident of Marion County,
died at the residence of VIM. StJohn on the
10th She was born in Ohio in the year
1886 emigrated to Illinois and Main, and
came to Oregon in 1S47; settled on French
prairie and lived there up to the time of her
death. Having lived devoted christian
for forty years, she has now gone to meet
her companion who died seven years ago.
There was q meeting on last Monday
night to take steps for new ferry. We
have twenty four shares taken. There is to
be another meeting the 18th to make ar
rangements to so to work. We have been
robbed by the Moore's ferry long enough.
They have been very particul-x in charging
men who haul wood and crossing every day
to your city, full price. think the citi-
zens of Benton should take an interest in
this enterprise for there is many who live
nearer Corvallis than Albany would go
there to do their trading. but we have to
pay so cents every time cross, and it
counts up in the course of the year. We
appeal to the citizens of Benton to come to
our rescue, for "friend in need is a friend
indeed"
On the 18th we met again to reconsider
the ferry question, and the company was
organized and VIII he Incorporated soon.
We wish to say this to those business
men of Corvallis who are so Independent
about not helping us, who say they will not
give cent, that they will be remembered,
especially by those who have farms on this
side of the river. heard one man say that
he had traded thousands of dollars at a GER
tain store, but that they could have no more
of his money Men who live by the farmer
must bear in mind that there is a way to
get even, and we propose to recollect all
those who say they will not give cent to
help us free ourselves from this burden.
III