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A Long Suffering Husband.

Mr.. Simeon B. Wrightleigh, an
Austin man, having returned home un-
expectedly from his place of business,
finds Mrs. Wrightleig gh and his clerk
sitting together on the lounge, where
upon Mr.. Wrightleigh stamped around
and behaved SO rudely that the clerk
got mad and left the house, at which
the exasperated husband vented his
rage on his unfortunate wife:
"Now, Madame, that's the fifth or
sixth time have caught you sitting on
the sofa with my clerk. / tell you now,
for the last time, if it hapgens again
I'll dock his wages. ."-Terds Sytiggs.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can he SO quick
lY cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it
For sale by j. W. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

Cabbage, if fed in twola rye guam
titles is certain to injure the quality of
milk
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NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND

NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND.
Direct connections for all Southern South
western, and Western points, either by way
rect connection in Union Depot at st. Louis
for all railway towns in Missouri, Arkansas,
Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, New
Mexico, Old Mexico, and the Pacific coast.
Fast Time, New Equipment-and running
through the most opulous part of the coun-
try; possessing every appliance for speed
and comfort known to be servicable.
The Best Roadbed and the Safest
Road in the West.
Tickets by this popular route for sale at
| all regular Ticket Offices.
Trains of this Company pass wellington as
follows:
GOING WEST.
No. 11-Cleveland & Ind'polis Ex.. S.45 am.
No. I'm. Y. q Gin. Ex. OF ?. m.
No. 7-Galion Accommodation. 6.S5 pm.
No. 5-Night Express. $40 pm.
No. 51-Local Freight. S45 IN.
GOING EAST.
No. 2-Night Express....... 5 ~ am.
No. S-Cleveland Accommodation 7.52 am
No. 12-St Louis & New York Ex.. 2.00p.m
No. 6-Cincinnati & New York Elk. $40 nn
No. 50-Local Freight. 3. -.
NoTE-No. z runs to Gallon only. y 3
runs to Columbus, Cincinnati and st. /.
E. B. THOMAS, o. B. sKINNE
Gen. Manager. Traffic Mara -er.
A. ]. SMITH, Gen. Pas.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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NIGHTS, made miserable bv
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is remedy
for you. For sale 10y J. w. Houghton.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia auG
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you. For sale by j. W. Hough
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CB Bring your Job Printing to the
ENTERPRISE office. We are constantly
adding new styles and novelties, and
can give you as good a job as you can
get in the city. Try us.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

GROUP, wHOoPING COUCH and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For sale by j. W. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

SHILOH'S VITALlZER is what you need
for Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizines:
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price II
Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

If the cows leak their milk when
coming home from the pasture at night
it will probably pay to milk them three
times q day while the pasture holds good.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

SHILOH'S COUGH aud Consumption Cure
is sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. For sale by j. w. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

FOR LANE BACK Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale by
j. W. Houghton.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal injector free. For sale by
]. w Houyhion
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WHEELING 1 LAKE ERIE RAILROAD

From and after June II, 1883 until fur.
ther notice, trains on this road will pass
Wellington as follows:
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For the Mteliiyencer.
Temperance EIeeting.

MR.. EDITOR: The meeting appointed
by the District Executive Committee oi
the Order Of the Sons OF Temperance
was held with Broadway Division on
Saturday night, 9th inst.
The President being absent, Vice Pres.
ident l.. p. Smith presided. The Secre.
tary being absent, NJ. G. Parker was ap.
pointed to Gil his place.
The presiding officer explained tha,
the object of the meeting was for the
purpose of completing a Temperance
Union, and devising means by which the
cause of temperance may be promulgated
in the upper portion of South Carolina
The meeting now being ready for bus.
iness, the Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws asked for further time
which was granted.
On motion, it was decided that the or
ganization shall be known as the "Pied
mont Temperance Union"
Reports from subordinate Divisions
were next called for, and several report
ed their meetings we'll attended and the
Divisions in most fourishing condition
The report from Broadway Division
was not so encouraging. l.. p. Smith
NJ. p. Tribble and J. n. Vandiver deliy.
cred short addresses, and urged upon the
members of Broadway Division the ne.
cessity for continued action. The Speak.
ers said the great good which had been
accomplished by this Division and the
loss the neighborh would sustain by
its downfall, should incite it's members tc
renewed activity; and that the proud old
temperance banner, which, like beacon
star, had pointed out the way of safety
should never be furled.
The delegates from Honea Path invi.
ted the Union to hold its next meeting
with their Division. Upon motion o1
NJ. p. Tribble, the invitation was accept
ed, and the meeting appointed for the
third Saturday in November, at o'clc OK
D. m., at which time Revs. S. LaJ Ter and
w. A. Hodges were elected 1ir9ss
the Union.
On motion, it was ordered 1t the
proceedings of this meeting sent to
the County papers and Temperance Work
er for publication.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
NJ. G. PARKER, Sec. pro TEN.
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ANDERsON, s. O., THURSDAY MORNINGS OCTOBER Is,
For he Mteliigtucr.
Suggestions from a Farmer.

/ Mr.. EDITOR: Using the columns o,
your valuable paper as a medium. |
would like to say few words 70 my
brother farmers
Henhemcn.-This is hard year on YOU
perhaps the most severe of your life
You have had difficulties to contend with
such as you have never had before. You
conscientiously feel that you have done
your part, but the labor of your hands
mas not been rewarded. Drouth has cut
OH your crops, and you are despondent.
Some of you are almost "out of heart. f"
You have had TO 60 in debt for your.
SELL and some of you have had to stand
good for persons in your employ. They
cannot pay out, and you cannot pay all
OF your own indebtedness. You cannot
see now how you are 10 get along, and
we are afraid that some Of you are try.
ing TO cover up and forget your troubles
In drink, We do not accuse you of get.
ling drnnk o. being drunkafLs but are
there not some Of you who have no,
drank anything intoxicating for several
years, OF. perhaps: never before? You
30 to town to sell your little cotton, 0.
on other business, and find your indebt.
edness larger than you imagine, and you
persuade yourself that drink or two
Will make you feel better. Well, admit.
ting that it will, it will not pay your
debts nor relieve your troubles but will
ultimately increase your troubles and
certainly tighten your pockets, lessen
your own selfrespect and rob your fam.
lily of something they need. You think
you are honest; you intend to pay you,
debts; you would not defraud one OF
your creditors; but remember that every
ten cents you pay for intoxicating drinks
you steal that much from your wife and
children. They help you to make and
take care of what you have, and they
have never gave their consent for you to
spend it in drink. We are not making
war ON the saloon. keepers now, but they
can live better without your money than
you can. 80
And now to sum up Your crops are
short, your debts are large, your cred
itors are pressing. Make fair, candid
statement of facts to them; pay your
debts as far rs you can; beg them to
give you indulgence on what you cannot
possibly pay now; SOW plenty of oats
ana wheat; pay your preacher in full,
and don't forget your Editor-he needs
something; aud lastly, don't forget to
thank God for his mercies and blessings
during the year 1883, and prove your
gratitude by making good use of what
He has given you.
Yours in sympathy, BEA.
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VOLUME XIX.- .---NO. Ia.

am deeply gratifed that my former letter
has interested you. Ny whole object as
| said in that letter, is thus accomplished
and shall now have the satisfaction of
knowing that have not failed to do n
duty which my friends have regarded AZ
of some importance to the future welfare
of our party at the South, and thus to
the prosperity OF our whole party and
country. Reiteraling my willingness
and desire to do anything in my power
to aid you at any time in the work which
we have now discussed, | remain yours,
very sincerely,
ID. II. CHAMBERLAIN
To The Hon. James 4. Garfield, Men.
tor. Ohio.
MENTOR, ONO, February 3, 1881.
Dear Sir: Yours Of 9th of January
was duly received, and find it very
exact and sufficient answer 10 my specific
inquiry and valuable statement of gen
eral views besides.
The Southern question is, of course
receiving my earnest attention, as YOU
will see more fully by and by, and l may
add that your views commend themselves
to my best judgment, and coincide with
my own conclusions made up from all
my study and reflection upon The oues
ton in hand. | shall expect and need
The support Of all who have special
knowledge of Southern affairs, and ]
shall have OCCASION hereafter, beyond
doubt. either myself or through others,
10 gain your advice and knowledge in
particular matters which will arise.
am now, as heretofore, like you, ii favor
, Of policy toward the South Of reason
able confidence and most hearty good.
will, but agree with you in regarding
the action Of the National Administra.
ton in all Southern appointments as de.
serving moro care and stricter principle
than seem to have marked some past
Administrations, and l am ready to say
explicitly that agree fully with you in
your views Of Malone and his party. !
urge you to give me your advice Mt all
times, and assure you you will not annoy
me by so doing. The future has great
trusts and anxieties for ne, but by the
aid of the best elements and in full dc.
lotion to our principlea hope to be able
to do something to bring harmony and
prosperity to all sections of the country
Very truly yours,
JAMES A. GARFIELD.
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III.
LAW OFFICE OF
CHAMBERLAIN, CARTER & EATON,
346 BROADWAY, New YORK,
Jan. 24,lSs1.
My Dear Sir: Your courteous ac.
acknowledgement OF the receipt of my letter
of December 2S and your reply to the
same was duly received.
The Southern question interests me 80
greatly, the prosperity Of our party, and
through that the prosperity of our whole
country, depend so largely on its wise
treatment, that ! have been anxious to
respond to your suggestions and inquir.
les, and nothing has prevented me from
doing 80 at an earlier day except my
previous engagements.
Referring then, first, to your inquiry
whether my analysis Of the situation at
the South includes the apparent deep
hostility Of the Southern Democracy 20
the Republican party of the nation, l
would say that If understand you. you
mean to inquire whether I include the
bitter hostility shovu by the Southern
Democracy toward the Republican party
Of the nation as among the results of the
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The Charlotte Journal. Observer says

The Charlotte Journal. Observer says:
Strange things are always happening,
and medical gentleman of this city
tells US of remarkable case that came
under his observation last week. A. lit.
tie child in an adjoining county some
time ago swallowed grain of oats with
out It's parents knowledge. Shortly
afterwards the child was taken sick. and
notwithstanding the attention of the
physicians it continued to grow worse
and declined in health rapidly. A few
days ago painful sore spot came on the
child's side, and shortly after it was no.
ticed the child's parents were surpised to
7 see a grain of oats come out through the
sore place. Since tbs oats came out OF
the side of the child, its health at once
began to improve, and the inference Is
that its illness was caused by the grain.
This is case for cogitation by the med
ical fraternity.
A man purchased piano for bis
daughter recently, and the other day
called on the agent and wanted to know
when the 'forte" would be delivered.
The piano had arrived all right, but the
"forte" had not yet been sent.
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BILL ARP.

ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS we'll
known young man of this city applied
to prominent wholesale firm for q stu
alton as travelling salesman.
Have you ever had any experience in
the business ?" asked the merchant.
"Well, not exactly"
Have you ever travelled much ?"
''No, air."
"Do you intend to follow this for
steady business ?"
II can't tell, sir"
"Then why do you wish to become a
drummer, and why do you think you
would be success as one? Z"
Because I've more cheek than gov
ernment mule. I am the biggest liar on
earth, l am on the mash, I am chuck
full of smutty yarns and l can play poker
and compare Q catalogue Of crime with
the worst of thom."
He got the sit.
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= There will he reunion of the sur.
vivors Of the Twenty. third Regiment
South Carolina Volunteers, at Sumter,
on November
- =. That poor 6edridden, invalid wife, ais
ter, mother, or daughter, can be made the
picture Of health by a few bottles of Hop
Bitters: wa you let them su6srf when
so easily cured Hsg
= There is big Newfoundland dog In
Raleighs q great pet, which has for over
q year regularly drank. two cups of coffee
zach day. He drinks his coffee daintily,
never spilling drop out of the cup. If
1t IS not sweet enough he merely looks
at it after tasting, and when moro sugar
is added he drinks it.
If you doh't want to freeze when it's
cold; suffer from excessive perspiration
when Its warm--use Browns Iron Bit
tsrs.
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Three Particular Points.

Poiuf tie Fr1-BRoWNs IRON BITTERs not an noxica, ~
und 1t tonic medicine drink It kIGiy COM
paon made to restore strength and heal beverage be- od
Point the Srfoud-BRowNs IRON B1rrERs is free from e,h;
Injurious The most delicate ladies and the enfecled nn NM @
with perfect safety and with great advantage While noe
remedial gcncy gentle nits operation restoring wasted rcnoth
adimpalng robust health III the most efficient manner
Point the lhvaa3RoWNs IRON BITTERs made bv the Rrour
Chemical Company Baltimore long established house whose ena
There risk in buying such medicine 500, community
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AWDER SON
CITY BAKERY.

DREAD and CAKES always on hand.
D Cakes made to order. Fresh soda,
Lemon, Cream and % Sweet S Gfaesers Hnts 1eviIed a
Meats Cross g. Blackwell's Chow Chow,
Pickles. Groceries and Canned Goods and
sosns. Baskets of every variety. Vases,
Cuns and saucers, Chamber Sets and Glass; s;
ware. Hammocks, Rubber, Musical ana
base Balls, Novelties. Tobacco and Sc
ears. Smoke my "Lady of the Lake'-an
excellent DC. Segar. opcrN
May 10, 1888 80 onl
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THE SOUTHERN CONUNDRUM.
How to Reconcile Free Vote. with Good
Government.
From The Ncw York Times

lhe following correspondence between
eX XGorernor Chamberlain, of South Car.
DINA, and the late President Garfield,
after the election, but befor. the inauyu.
ration of the latter, as Chief Magistrate
OF the nation, throws great deal of
light upon the policy which President
GARFIELD would probably have pursued
toward the South had he been permitted
TO i've to the close of the term for which
he was chosen. The late Presidents
views of Senator Malone aud his dnl.
lance with the Republican party of Vir.
GINA are also very clearly intimated.
lhe correspondence will be read with
special interest by all who have followed
the course of events in the South since
me return of the Democrats to power in
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Building and Building Materials

WY B. BEACHAM. Contractor and and
w Builder, Depot Street, Anderson
&C Dealer in SASH, Blinds, Doors &C.
a. seent & for sale of Rough and Dressed Lum'
hcr. Furnishes Window and Door, flatnes. tes
rith sash and doors fitted reaay Ior tIo ~
building. Orders for WORK OF MA'e''A 'A''
promptly executed. "a An,
Anil 10. 1888 ~
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Sic SOneftnefraee.
9nterrffante Serbanrlunsen esR frdn3oNi6
Eeputtrtcntammer.

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gent BON 4rram, If iamer ertranft. &ters
toufenO Didmur3e Tu5hsu" beOrObeu Siam
binb unb $1,000 nubsre iiuo au Sontat cou'
aentrirt mo Sduu3eH uufgepOrfen uerSeu.
Ser fran30iiide Sruusportbumpfer 0aHuas
mite" ging an Souutuge nad 9atpbOug ab
unb bic uWgtb" ptrO mOrgeu ubgeben. @as
pitdn Sergurabac 1T gum franS6Fi4eu ROu'
full In Bangtot eruuunt pOrbeH.
Yarts, 10. Sult. - Serr @baGeuel.
Qocour, 9iiniffer oeS IuSm6rttgeu, autuors
tete beute in Der 8eputtrtentammsr anf On
ibn geri6tete Sragen, bic franS0iiiAe Stretts
maft. In 2Ongfjug lei fart geuua fir aae
5msde. SIN 8aae I'D pGbreno Der par
lamentarti6en Serien neutrality-suspicious.
g6pierigfetten ereignen iOlten, 10 meroe
bic &egisrung iofort bic &ammern ueriaul'
meln. Der Ntntifer fubr fort: n&5 ld6t
ff jeBt ntft mebr be3weifelu, baB Gubuc
Sranfreid's Sein6 III. lluterbanblungen nit
ibm ftnb fOrtan auber 6ruge, uno 6rantretf
muB aH bic gSaffeH appehtren. Ssrr Sars
manb, Der fran30fiHe @tptls&ommiiidr in
Spngfiug, tpiro 10 balo, als m6glif, nad0em
Der 28tberfanb. gegen Srantrett gebroheu
1T, neue llnterbanbluHgeu aufniipfeH. 6rants
reid ntr6 nur bas GougfingsOelta beieBen
unb benbfdttgt ntht, 4nnam su erObern.
Die Berihte iiber 6iHefid1e llebergriffe
fn6 unbegriinoet, un6 if bin i'm Staube,
mtt3utbetlen, ba6 Die frieoliheu 8e;iebun=
gen NIT China ununterbrofen bletbfn tuers
BEN. Granfreid's BoIitit befebt bartn,
ietnen Sertrdgeu Nhtuug 81 uerihaf1eu.
@htna erbob 3uerff @iHmane gegen ote BE-
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Der Sanois4iiatre bas 8edt Srautretd jur
3G6tigung Sueuc's an. Dtarquis GieHg,
Der 6ineiiidle 9eianote, itelte bic Uf0gltdll
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reid NIB China nidbt In Qurebe. So Der
lettcn Ilnterreouug 3tptihen Sru. Ertcon,
BAN franS0iiiGen @eIanoteu III Sbdugbat,
uno bem d)tnefiden 8efeblSbaber q Suug
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| Saltung an. 81 Sung Chang retite am T..
Sult BON Sbangbat nadb Eientiu ab. @bi=
mas @innduoe niirhen i'm llebrigeu 6rluts
reid njdt uon bem eiugeidla8eneu Ssrfab'
| rem abbalteu, oenn bic Regterung 1T fart
geuug, nm ttre Blame in 8ongftng obHe
| 9ludiid]t auf @9ina aussufIbrau. 6rautreif)
| uCrIauqt BON Ghing nIr, ntmt oOn oemietben
/ III ltlHtu DLHbHa4ultA htlIulL 6u lUe-V!HJ
uno min ipdter etnen &ertrog nit &biua
| idlieBen, I'M @ren3freittgfetteu unO lIH-
ruben por3ubeugeu. 5Ollte @bina Ocu ge,
gennGrttgen Ausfiaten 3uwjOer uHbti[9oIa
len 8utbitIdgeH @Rb6r ideHten, 10 miro bic
Sammer i9merltd 30gern, bGS SHtereNe bea
2anbes ersrgtidl III 0ertbstotgen."
Eaul be @afa9nac maate etuan beftiIeu
4ngriff auf ole 01egierung uuO nauuta Den
Bremtermtutfer 6errD etuen pBetgliuB uut
2iigner." &uiiuguaC erbtelt fir OteleH 4u5.
brud etnen 8ermeis un6 purbe auf IA Gagt
bon Der 6uumer ausgeidlOiieu. Die Ram.
mer nabm bann nit 81 geBen 50 Stimmer
eiuen Sei4luB an, melder Bertraueu In
bic fsRe unb Huge BOIittt Der Re8terHug
/ nnRkriiff
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9lrbeiters sMnoeIeornbciten.

SpringfteIb, Sls., 10. Suit. - Die
8lterensen sptihen ben Soblengr6bern uno
tbren arbettsgeberu in bieiem Oiffrtft iinb
betgels9t porben, nit Nusnabne Der Surif'z
ihen uno 8utlerihen @rubeu. 0tan uera
gltd1 fid babin, 6ab bic Irbaiter Gents
pro Suidel erbalten iOllen, ipdbreno bic gtz
gentbiimer Der betoeu efndbnteu Wtnen nift
mebr, oils q Gents be3ableu tpollen. Uan
gIaubt jebcd, baB and in bteien SSdllen cine
8iitlife SGliftuug in ben HddIiteH Gagsu
81 Stanoe fOmmen pirb.
= q iton, Yenni., 10. Sull. - gll8 am
Samffag Die Grbeiter Der y@lenoou Gtieus
perte" tbre 20bne auSbe3abit erbislteu, Itellte
lth beraua, bab bieielben In gr0Berem I'm.
fnnge reou3irt tuoroen tparen, ais man linen
nm l. Stunt augetiin6igt bate. Den Qrbet1
tern ON Sofofen NOR 1 Gent pro Eonne
obgs3ogen, ben Rai9tnifeu 10 @ents pro
gag, ben Irbeitern i'm Stetnbru6 Is Gents
pro gag. Wlebrere Der Arbetter iudten fih
nn6ersmo SeitGfttguug unS geIteru Norgeu
itslIten aod mebr Veute bic Nr5eit elm. Die
Wfebr3abl Der Irbeiter piro nit einem aus
gemetuen AHsffano parten, bis bic Giieuz
pretie mteber bsfIsr iiue.
Seute 1T Der 13. Gag Der 0tfferen3en anil
fdlen Der nSetblebsmz@ @iiens@ @ompasnte" nub
oeren Arbeitern. Die @oupagnie bereitet
fd Dor, in bteier g8ohe Die &rbett tn Der
Stablfabrtt nit 2euteh, bie ntd1t ;ur linton
geh0reu, mteoer nubunebmen. Die lluionis
FEN ipotten iibsr bieie Abfift, neil aIle tiit.
ttgen Grbeiter fid in tbreu 8eibsn befiuben
unb 60 NlOnate erforoern piirSe, bis uuers
fahrene Grbsiter i'm Stanbe ndren, nit Gr,
folg gu arbstten. Die nBubblers," bic nidt
3ur nGmalgumateo afiociation" geb0ren,
beidIOiisn um Samfag, ebsnfals ntft su
arbeiten, bis ptsber 4Iss in Srbnung III.
Su Der Stablfabrtf tpnrben tdsItf 400 Eon.
nen S6isnen pro6u3irt, mas tn ben lesten
stp6lf Sagsn Der @ompagnte eiuen Serluit
bon $14, 900 psruriadt.
Btttsburg, Benni, 10. Sult. - @tnt
Grneuerung oes Ausffauos Der GiieHbabu.
Soblengrdber ftebt in Ausfi9t, inbem uur
bic Sdlfte Der @rubeubeiiser iotpett ben
Gusipru6 6es Sdiebsrihters, mad iueldem
Der 9obn 81 Gents pro Sufdel betrugen iOl,
uccepttrt bat. Su 3uei @ruben ffeuten beute
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