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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Montpelier.

The sud len disappearance Of ". L. Hill
on wednesday night causes some faces about
town TO look lolg. Hi is a barber and has
be- n in town few months. Last SUNDAY
he hired Il team from louugs stable aud
smashed it up about SO worth. lie then
dressed himself neatly on credit, and left
town. Ills liicnds say that his absence is
neccssitatcd by sickness in his family M DOs-
ton, aud that he will make things all right
here.
AT the school meeting Wedues Law evening
W. w. Prescott, 5 G. Shurtleif L. Guprn-
sey and I. X. Gordon were elected AS II COM
mittee for the ensuing year, wthC. IL. Heath
rs chairman. The meeting was lively, quite
a crowd attending. DR.. d. &. Kemp, aud
q. j. Gleason, of the old board, were retired.
At a meeting of the directors of the Farm
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance company, on
Thursday, an assessment OF S! per cent was
levied on its policies. This is II much larger
assessment than has been before levied by
this company.
Charles Davis was found dead in his bed
at the Union House Monday morn
ing. lie was minstrel, travelling with two
others, selling liver pads and giving nightly
entertainments, by way of advertisement,
His companion noticed nothing unusual dur
the night. Davis had just written cheerful
letter to his sister in Brooklyn, n. y, en-
closing her SIC An examination led the
doctors to pronounce the cause of death most
probably heart disease. Davis companions
will accompany the remains to Brooklyn.
Washington County Court will meet for the
September term onlY to adjourn week.
The death of Miss Nettie Daley, daughter
of b. Daley occurred Monday morning. An
accomplished and amiabe young lady, she
was beloved by all who knew her. She had
been for some time the organst at the Meth
odist Church.
NOrthlcId.
Lewis G. Wood 4 Son are putting up
quite large Touring mil about oue-half milo
north OF the village.
Several Barre bicyclists took run to this
place on Friday.
Two of the largest barns in Washington
county are being erected in town, one by
w. ID. Plasridge and the other by +. w.
Gold.
An Odd Fellows basket picnic is being
talked up by the three Lodges of the coun-
ty, to be held probably ut Waitsheld, the last
of this month.
Quite quantity of new books are soon to
Uc huuCAl W TIT winch huh
numbers about 1900 volumes
Dog River Valley fair Is to be held here
on sept 25lh, 26,h and eth.
Mrs. j. X. Barney will give temperance
lecture here, Friday night.
G. C. Davis who has been engaged as gram
mar school teacher has received an offer from
Jafrrey, n. H., which he has not yet ac-
cepted.
The Ne,cs no longer patronizes the ready
made newspaper dealers.
waterbury
The sympathy of their friends is rendered
to The Rev MIR, Wheeler and his wife in their
great ailliction in the death of their little
daughter, Helen Spencer aged ten months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
EASTERN VERMONT.
West Randolph,

Rev. Homer White is away on his vacation
and Rev. +. w. Smith of Woodstock will
preach at the Episcopal church next sun
day.
{. VI. Howard, q well-known business man
OF this town, is very sick and fears are en-
terlaned that he will not recover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
NORTHERN VERMONT.

William Housinger of Alburgh Center
dropped dead. probably of hear, disease, Fri
day afternoon while nj work in the field,
The funeral was held Sunday at 1890.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17

Arccl Bailey of Fletcher died very sud
denly Monday after short illness. lie was
long n respected citizen and living on the
town line he was better known in the vicinity
of Fairfield.
The only son of Wayland Croft of Fair
field died Monday last of paralysis. lie
was two years of age.
Butter market at East Fairfield Monday
was slow at IS to 90 cents and shipment
heht. Eggs bring 10 cents per dozen.
Pork is being bought at 8 and 81 cents per
pound, live weight.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
SM nniOn.

Mr.. S. G. Brown lost five valuable Young
cattle last week by their getting into II field
where had been left for tho night box Of
Paris green just as it had been mixed with
plaster Tor using on potatoes. The cattle
found the box aud licked up enough to cause
their death, although some of them lived
two or three days after eating the poison.
The great commolion at ST. Adams has
sent a Iipple into our midst. Dat OF the
1900 depositors quite number can bo count
ed here. 1t can hardly be expected other
wise than Il shock to the people when il is
considered that within a small community
5000, 900 placed on deposit mostly by those
of very limited means is at once declared of
doubtful and uncertain value. The widow
and the orphan who have their whole earn
ngs and uccumulations thus placed may
Justly teel anxious.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
IIigiigatc Springs.

About eight hundred cXcursionists from
Waterloo visited Nlssisquoi park, Wednes-
day. 1t was AN exceedingly line party A
lively game of cricket was play ed in Lovers
Lane.
Col. Dunton and family are spending few
weeks AT Woodbne cottage, their cosy sum
mer home in Alissisquol park. Mrs. III. l..
Brown of Brattlcboro, mother OF Mrs. Dun
ton, is spending few days at the cottage.
Shipyard Bay, picturesque retreat about
seven minutes from the depot, is well pop
ulaicd with campers. One of the finest
of the many camps is that of the Burlington
party which they call Camp Sargent in hon.
or of G. w. Sargent, the genial proprietor
of the grounds. They have five fine
tents ON shady rise of ground when q fine
view can be had of the bay TO the North and
West. Meals are taken at Sargenrs.
The personnel of the camp is as follows
l.. Z. Grant and wife Mr.. aud Mrs. George
w.. Hopkins, Mabel Hopkins, Mrs. +. j.
Start, Phil and Jessie Start, Florence Rcy-
nolds, John Robinson, John i. Fox and Dr.
and Mrs McWayne of the Sandwich Islands.
Phil Start caught l76 fish in one day and he
says it wasn't much of day for fish either.
Mrs. Grants fine voice has been heard in
song with much pleasure by the ncighbor-
ing campers. The party will return 10 the
Queen City Monday. They have had de-
lightful time. The following are the names
of some of the camps 10 this place Camp
Franklin" Camp Custer" Camp Arthur"
Camp Scott" Scamp Bartlett" The latter
is composed of W. L. Bartlett, wife and three
sons, of Newburgh-on- Hudson who came
Wednesday IN their ownsleam yacht "the
Glide" Montpelier is well represented
here, and so is st. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17

Dr. c. II. :. DAVIS, Meriden, Conn, says: 81
have used II US a pleasant aud cooling drink IN
fevers, aud have been very much pleased ith It,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17


Played truant 10 ride on his toboggan;
lie grew much worse, rs he soon found.
But his mother cured him with CELERY COMPOUND,
And his father than gave him noggln
7wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17

Miss Lizzie Baldwin of Lincoln, Neb., is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Frisbe of New York city is at her
brothers, Mr.. G. f. Mead's.
The pest of dog days has started many of
our people for the lake where they will camp
out, and devote themselves topiscatorial pur-
suits.
The public schools will open August 27th.
The academy will begin the same date in
charge of Mr.. Louis L. Phlbrlck of Wells
River.
Principal butcher of Barre Academy is
spending few days in town. His many
friends here wish him all success in his new
field
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17

The Fall term OF the Nergennes graded
school, Prof. A. d. Clark principal, COM
mences the first Monday in September.
There are changes 10 the corps OF teachers.
Miss Bagby and Miss Hayden retire, and the
list Of teachers will be as follows, viz. Gram
man intermediate, Mrs. Ella Mahanna /;
second primary, Miss Anna Barley first
primary, Miss Belle NJ. Hanks. When the
contemplated changes in the school building
are carried out, and they will be before the
beginning of school, we shall have superior
institution for the instruction of the young.
Mr. Joseph Junt, an employe in the nail
factory, came near losing the sight of his right
eve last Friday. lie was at the forge, welding
stock for the nail machines, when some OF
the boraX flew into his eye. For two days
he suffered greatly, but his eye is better, aud
he will probably save the sight, but 1t was a
narrow chance
Sunday was red letter day at the church of
the Holy Family in Vergennes The church
was proiuscly adorned with flowers, and
every available seat and all the standing
room IN the large church was occupied,
the whole number doubtless numbering
eight hundred persons, from this
and many of the neighboring towns.
The occasion of this unusual attendance, was
the observance OF the sacrament of Holy
communion, ana the confirmation of class
of SO, mostly children; the girls were dress
ed in pure white with crowns of flowers, in
dcative of purity. The scene was most
affecting one. Right Reverend Louis DE
Goesbriand, bishop of the diocese, OBLIGATED,
assisted by Rev. Joseph Kerlidou, aud a, riest,
friend Of Father Kerlldou, lately come from
France. The music furnished by an orchestra
of 20 voices, assisted by Prof. "A. d. Vittum.
was very fine and appropriate. The entire
morning services occupied most of the time
from to 10 o'clock. and were attended by
very many of the members of the other church.
es in the city. The afternoon services closed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17

The sympathy of their friends is rendered
to the Rev MIR. Wheeler and his wife in their
great affection in the death of their little
daughter, Helen Spencer aged ten months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
Essex Junction.

George Taft has sold his Church stree
house to DR.. Hamilton of Fairfax for 5000
George Chase has bought of the F. 1ubb
estate 10 acres of land in the lower part o
the village for $500.
Miss Emily Howe, teacher in Atchison
Klaus, is revisitiug this locality after severn
years absence.
Potato rot is complained of by farmer
here.
An Essex Junction cottage is building a
the Morrisvilc campmecling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16

Gin trauriser uufaG, tuetdem wabr-
iheinIi@ elm Meui@snIeben gum Opfer
fallen tuirb, ~ereisnete fia Dor e~intaen
Sasen in Der Rdbe BONO wenspiIe. @s
fdeint, bns cine Der bonn @ountD BEL
9errn 9enr1 @rdmer untersebradten
grinen, elm Wdbden bon etua IS Sab.
rem, benz Serbfeuer iu nabe Fam, no.
our9 ibre 8Ieiber in Branb aeristben
unb ebe ibr $ilfe eeIeiftet wsrben
%tonnts, botte Die llngIldlide 10 i9were
8~ranbwunben erbulten, bo6 f1 bas
6Ieii9 auf Bruf uub uuterlei6 OBJ
f9aIte unb ibre GiHeeneibe ~blosssIeet
purbsn. Die MermFe bate i5redtiae
edmerseu a~usiubaIt.u unb lire Nrme
uno 8eine hatten fid in SoIse 6erfeIben
gang trampf9oft sufammenseiosen.
Or. Roore, peIder .berbeissrufsn
ipurbe, that oues in feiner 3raft feb.
enbs, UNI ibre SdmerIen gu Itnosrn,
uHo sIaubt, bab trok Der erbaItsnen
f@ueren Brnnbpunben, feline Batien@
tin nod ont 9eben erbaItsu perben
Tonne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16

Die @orOners @efdwprsnen bnbeH
ibr.u Babrfprud bs3IsIi9:.ses Bran :
Dec bes 3eIubau 5oufe in Nilwautee
ubsesebsn. Sic FHeen Den BeFbsr Oss
6aufes elmer f~frafbaren 6abrIdfisteit
i@uIbis, neil er feline s~sniieenbe Nn;abI
bon 9eutsn ante1te, um bos Saus &c.
gen S~euerasefnbr gu 6ewa@en unO Die
8ewObner befeIben bel elmer foIdeu
redtpitis gu tpeden, Sic fuben, bas
e Ieidt setueien Sdre, aus bemNep5da
Soufe ,u enttommeu, baIten SenSsfber
6eEelben aber Hidtstefowenieer elmer
6o5rldftsteit fduIbis. neil er ni&t fur
uIedr 8ettunssmittel bel 6euersacfahr
Gorge trus. Das Reb bon SeIesra-
pbsnbrdbteH. tuel9es 6as RsuHaH5oufs
pnrsab. par mad anfdt Der @ef@DO.
reueu nidt fattbaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16
MDnnte'S 9tpre.
Bon gbirh Greet.

Sn Der neutfhtn Wet6oOlfen STRIDE
gu Slanb tuirb iebsn &bcnb G~ottesbienf
o~bsebaIten.
Serr 9. s.. 8Oett@er reif bisle
WoGe nod @ebrosfa ob. Serr y
but fd oaieIbt cine Sarm fur $500
eetauft uno wcun Sleib une WusSauer
in Tebrassa gu @rfoIg iI4rcn. 10 mirb
9err goettder iepenfaas erfol9rcidv
feiu-
0aS an Den 8dnmcn b1naenee 8latt-
els Dat ale NusGhten auf cine CUTE
Sbffernte berni6ttt.
f. &etr o. g. Safmnnn bat Ih in Der
Rabe uou Stenspile siut blblds
Saim Gefouit.
Dor c%iniaeu Ndbtcn mu,oe Sr ".
S. Setu hur6 cinen SRaG, her eiuem
&uuOneniduhe abnIid idien, aus bem
S@lafe uuf9cUedt. Sn Der Weinuua
buB Gle S,uppeH heS @encral 8riee
tbren Gin5uS in fein 9aus bdItcu mol
ten. betuafnete iid herfeIbe nit elmer
9aterne un6 sinem fhwar3 cotorirten
Rorntolben, uno ba Ger Guau aus ren
obcren 36eiIc ieints 6oufcs "a fommen
fdien. bsaab er fd oabin UNI Ger Sade
nabiuforihen. User befhreibt lein
@rffaunen aIs or nben angefommeu tie
@ntocdung madte, bnB bns Dnh lei
bon Der @inpirtnng Der Sdlte
geborten unO baour6 bas. @erauf6
poroen mar.
Ser S6uItermin in Der Sdule wels
der 9err q. s. @Hmann borfano
IdloB am 2. B. 81. YieIe Burger bes
bottsn fd ei~n9sfunoeu unit
III lebcn peIde SortlGritte Die Sinber
in ben Uerfdieeeuen 8Iafen gsmaat
uu6 ale paren nit Dem 8e-
iuItat Der BrTfuus febr 3ufrieben.
relr O. 8. 9omfeIot belt cine tur,e
anfpra@s tiber GrSiebung, weI6e bic.
en- QntIan9 fnnb.
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46tnrh aeab.

IS it oiefe @o@e nnfere tranriee
dufsa6e 6as Nbleben eints Der fnbie-
fen Rdnnsr nnfsres GountB gu mel.
ben. Vim Wontns boriser Bo@e, ben
2. B. Dr., ffarb 9err 5enrn &eob i'm
NIter BON 81 Sobren an Der Nussebr.
nns. SrokOem fem Sob ni&t uner'
iuartet eintrnt nsrurfn1te bic 3a9ri@t
bon feinem NbItb.n unter isinen bieItn
Sreunoen, in biefem fopie in ben
ausreuseusen Gounties, bic tieffe
Srousr. Fer BerForbene wuroe int
Sabre 1916 in Sasconabe @ouutb
eeboreu, trat in feinem 16. Sabre benz
6. Rifouri Neeimente bel, ma@te init
bemieIbeH Die Champagne nm @i@mon6
uno in benz 9henaH60ob SbnIe nit
uno lsste wdbrsRo feiner DienFjeit su
perfdiebenen WnIen. trok feiner Su.
geno, Bro5en feines Rutbes ob, Die
ibm Die UdtuHa aner feiner Samsrn'
ben erparbsn. Rod BeenSieune bss
Srie9ss tebrte er uieber in feline Sci.
matb ;urld unb ui6mefs f@ benz 2ebr-
fade. tpsl@es ct mad einisen Sabren
mit benz &edtsfubium pertouf@te.
SIN Sabre 1872 pur6e er bon feinen
Miitblrsern ole Superintendent Der
0FentIi zen SduIen erwdblt unb TIM
Sabre 1874 wushe er nIs 8eprdfentaut
unferss County in Der StaatS-gtfsk
sebuug erplbIt. NB Ritalieo oief,r
3orperf4aft iei@nete id @crr &saA 70
aus, ea6 aiuet Sabre fpdter. ole bre
HspubIifancr bes aus Siaas, Gasco-
Habe uno SraHtIin @ouutp bcfe5 emben
Difriftes R& nod einsm pnhenben
@anbibatsn fur scnqtor umfaben
ihre @abl einfimmis uuf Serrn Neao
fiel unb er wur6e nit elmer ~bebeuten,
Den 9Koicritdt ermd6lt' Stine Gar
riere oils Senator erwarb ibm nidt
Die Ndtun9 uub ben 8eifau ieiuer
Gonfitueuten, ionhern felbt feline
poIitif&eu Geaner in beiben 3dulern
Der Sefessebuns, fotuie Die StaatSbe.
ertonnt;n feline Hdbisseiten an
unb a@teten i6H iuessn fsinsr ernftliaen
9efrebunaen alss in feiner Wddt
teben6e fur oas 28obt 6es 9taafes 3u
tbun. Ra9 @bIauf fcincs 8ermins
'ntf9loB f9 9err &ea6, I'll Der 4of.
1una feline serrIittete @eiu nbbeit wieoer
,er3uGe1sn. einen Glimawe@iel oorlu.
unb fsbslte mad SeIoit, 8an-
as, iber, febrte iebob mad tursem
auientbaIte baieIbf, Wiebsr mad @as'
:onate County 3urid obue ba6 fd fem
Observation-Disclosures eebeFert. Set
'iefer Belt mar er tets teibeuO unS
Iduis 70 febr eeidDddt. Ou6 sr msb.
ere Bodsu lang fem !3iunmer nidt
erIafen fonute, bis i'm btefen epdt-
script Die &roufbeit ,iuang 6as Q eft
u buten uno feline Srdfte INNER mebr
hpanoen Bic ibu Der SOB bon leineu
'eiben erIofe. {
@r binterIdbt cine 9attin unb 3fpei I
peIhe bas 0eiIeib alIer 8e.
u~nierss @Ountp baden. I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16

Srane @auen, psIder Dor einiaen
BoGen bier bon 8sputp-S6eriF Drum
brauer auf ben 8srba@t bin elm BON
Den Seboroen Der M. g. Giienbabn
sefu9ter Ginbredsr su fein, Usrbaft.t
unO our 8%rO;eKirune nod 6ranta
lin @ountp sebrabt nurbe, betannte
ii6 leBte &O&e in Der in Union abse.
baItensn spesiaI-S ibuns bes 8reiese.
ri9tes, bes ibm our Sat seIesteu gers
bre&ens fduIOis unO tuurSe bon &idter
Ssap gu Ii fidbriser 3udtbausFrafe
uerurt6eilt. Setn @efdbrte George
Gong, ueIder tuegen einem 6bnIi6en
8erbreden siuen 3ermin in unferem
Gountbs Sefdn9aiB absefsfen, bssannte
fd e6enfaHs f9uIOis unb parbe bonn
8i&ter in @nbetradt feiner Susenb gu
6 @onaten County Sail berurtbeiIt.
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@eiteru Wittua bemertten mebrere
ant SIubufer itebenOe Yerioncn i'm
SreibsiIe cine Barge" ben 6IuB berob
tommen. Die Serreu Sobn Ruaer,
Otto Muaer un0 8. Sreb beftiesen iO=
fort einen @aden, ruOsrten ourd bas
Sreibeis uno iuarcu i'm gufangen 6es
oabintreibenben Sabrjeuges erfoIsrei9.
MaG f6psrer arbeit 9eIang ss b%eni.l,
BEN ibren Sang etwa unbertbaIb Rei'
len 0RIi6 bon bier ans llfer su briu-
gen unS f~sfSule9en. Sie Barge aebort
su benz Sumpfer n&useumbia" unO
Fam aus hem Sinse Slu6.
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Qptij on Jarmrr.

SD bin iekt bereit BeHe1unsen fur
Die 3 u6ese M a b ecu D 6 T ne
te- 90 q 6ineu entseoen ,uneb'
men uno perbe bis ipdtet.n& ben rs.
6ebruar 1888 cine @arlobung Der
V orm eIbf.
b / n B { D 6 t e.N a { d l.
erbaIten. Dieie Rofdtus trast
bas abgef4nittene Sstreiee ni9t in
Die Sohe um Is su benz 8iuOe.@ppGrat
gu %brinssn. 6a berfelbe an Der Rlat-
form ausebradt iii. 0iefeIbe f9aei6et
81 Sub brett uno 1T III ie6er 8esisb.
une %9arautirt. &auft feline Grnte=
Maidine ebsr ibr b;sie, Die bette Mn.
fdine fur unfer 9anb, befdtist babt.
$. @. Stoenner.
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Ttdus, Spitenfrasen, II. I. 10.
Ole ltmfansretdfe InsDahl TIM
Store non .. s. Wer=


@ie uns bon einieen Sarmern nit
get5eiIt nurbe, 1T wabreno Der Iesten
@o9en Der 9r0bte She'll bss in unierem
GountD ss3oaenen @ei;ens gu Wartt
eebra6t worben. Die noraisIi@en
Straben unO Der 8reis peIdsr fur
besublt nurbe trusen busu BEL,
bab Die Sarmsr 70 bieI ais m0sIi9 bon
ibrem 9streibe gu Wartte bru@teu.
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@las. mn0 NOrseMan .aNaaren.

Serr SbeooOr p. StOrd, Der fdbise
Dirisent Der harmonic" feierts eeffern
fsinen Geburtstag uno Ole NitaIieber
Der 9ormsnie fopie ole &pofle 8anb
bsebrtsn i'm aus oieiem NnIahe nit
sinem Stdns&en. Serr etorf lub
Die 9erren elm einautreten unb elm
SIas6sn 8sin nuf ieiu BObI gu trim
Ten, uno nadSem eiaise etunoen in
9emutbIi4er llnterboItuas bsrbra6t,
empfabIen Td Die Sdfte. benz @e6urts.
tasstinoe nod mande frobe Bieber.
febr bes Soaes mlniaenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16

Seitern tuurbe cine 9etition on Die
9e9islatur. tpotin ses.n Die @nnabme
Der 3Banfden gsfssOorIaae proteItirt
tutro, an unfereu 8sprdfentanten,
9errn &. S. 2ansenbns, ~absefan6t.
Die Retition trus Die u~nterIdriften
bon $50 Burger u~nferss County. Bie
an onOerer Steae beridtet Ii.pen biefe
Proteft' BstitiOnen in Der 8ofofice
unO in Der Concert Saue ouf. Siefe
foaen fobaIb nie m0aIi@ an ben 8ers
tretsr oisies SenatssBe3irtes, 9errn
BebIe, abeeian6t nerben.
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Die WitaIisber Der Sermannsr
Seueriuebr . 9eieHfdaft bef9loGen in
ibrer, ON lsbtenO ienstas abasbaIten.n,
Merchandising, am samstae ben "a.
N%ebruor cinen groBsn 2Rostcnbau OBJ
subnlten- Die BON 6ieler @eIeulGait
orran9irten Bale unO i~Onfiae 6eflid-
telten erfreuten iid itets Der @unt bes
Fublitums uno Seidneteu f@ burd bic
bel OeufeIben beri6snbe @emdtblidteit
aus. Gs,iit baber nit eiderbeit on.
iunehInen, bab biefer San iebr gut be-
iu9t fem miro, unb oub ale S5eiIueb-
mer etHen Dersnli9ten a6euo perIeben
tuerben.
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8abrsnO Der Iesten Sage Der Der.
lohenen 8O@e unb 6su erFen Saseu
biefer SIS ode uurbe 10 biet @ei,eu ARR
Stabt 9ebradt, oab unisre 9dnbler in
o1elem Brobute ni@t mebr pubten
iuobin NIT bemfeIbeu. GGeQaserrdume
iuaren ~an9efult unb Dor ibren &C.
i@aftsbaufern batten Die Serrcn bic
nit @etreioe aneefluten eide auf ben
Srottoir a~nfsebauft. Nu9 in Der
WubIe mar beinabe tsin Houm mebr
UNI oas bereintommenbe 9etreibe auf-
auIpeihern.
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Die 9srrsn 8foutf6 & Rubn baden
aue 8O%rfsbrun9en setrofen INN bcn
mor9en absnb in Der Concert Sale
itattfnOenben Sinber-M asfen3nu fur
Die S!einsn gu einem rs9t oneeusbmeu
iSeIte gu 9efaIteu. Nu6 wirb fur ben
Comfort un6 boS @muicmcnt Der
@ruo@isnen in better @sife Gorge
9etraaeu. iuie Oics ia bel oiefen Serren
fd bon islbt bsrite6t.
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Sai6eutii@er, Goriets, pOl-
lene MIten, NubiaS, Sbapls 1t.
strimpfe fnSet man an biats=
fen bel s.. 8. Wertens.

Snfoloe bss p6breno Ser Nodt bon
Sienstn9 uuf Mittwo9 falenben 8s.
gems, puds Die iOuf 10 rubis Oabin'
fieBerbe Srene Greet iu ciusm GENIAL.
tisen Strome an. un6 Die Gtsbefe
oerieIben purbe bur9 Den Druid Der
@afermofeu eebroden uno nett
binaus auf Die Gisoefe bes Mihouri
eeI6Geu6ert. Sin She'll ser Yfeiler
untsr ser l6er Die Greet fIbrencen
Bride bes Nsben9eIeiies Der SO. ..
Giisnbabn mur6e bsrausgerihen unb
fort9eidmemmt.
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Ginsn auten Sang ma@ten eeffern
cine an;abl u~nferer Burger. Inn etpa
4 llbr puroe Elm Den Slub berabtrei.
tenOes Dampfboot bemsrtt unb i'm Nu
purben ;tuei Boote bsmannt UNI ben
geriuh gu MAIDEN burh bas Ereibsis
su Dem Sampfer gu ~9elanesn unO benz
ieIben pOmosIid fefIuIeQsn. Sas
erfe Boot weldes abfisS war bon ben
9srren 8obert Rumbraaer, Sermann
sdlenber, Seisrid unb Garl gsrmann
.benganut. bas speite bon Den Sertea
So6u uub Otto MIler Hu6 8. Srep.
IS 9eIaus ben i'm eriten 8oote befnb.
li9en 8srfonen nidt Td bur9 oas
Sreibeis su arbciten, ehe fe bos nabe
ON llfsr Der SnfsI oabinfdluimmsn6e
Boot pafirt batten. Die Snfafen
bes stueiten Bootes iparen erfoIsrei9er
uub IS eeIana tsnen 6as Boot cine
fur,e Strsde pntsrbnIb Der Se-mannsr
Sn(sI ~ erreiden un6 fef3ubinben.
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9ebten Sumstos Bate eugene
arrot, weIder ouf Die Nntlase einen
@aoen Scr 81. 9. GiIenbab n erbrcden
gu baben, berbaftet iporben, isin gor-
berb0r uu6 puroe uutcr $500 girs-
f@aft an Die Circuit Court iibsrbunoen.
Oa er ni6t i'm Stan6c mar bic Der.
Iunate 8iT9idaft gu 9ebeu, nurSe er
mad benz Gountp @~efdngnib gsbra9t,
no er bis sur ndbitsu Situng Der
Circuit Court Drummer muB.
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g a s 81 a d. 8.

Der gr-StaOtidusmsiiter bon wills
%panfee, isis, 5err MiaaeI &raufe,
dnbert fid lber ct. SnfobS Sci pie
fOI8t: sd babe ienss uniddbbare
9eiImitteI ge9en lbeumatifGe e9mer.
aen gebrau6t un6 nod meinem Safur,
boIten 8iebt es in 6ieIer @tt ni9ts ibm
SIcibtommenbes. Weiner Weinuua
nod 1T ct. Sofobs SeI mas. MaG.
tiges."
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9err 9rinrid eobns bat wdbrens
Der perHOfenen ISOLDE cine eroBe Yar-
tie Siage Orange Saumfdmm. bon
Der anberen Seite bes 8luGeS bolcn
Iufen, mel&e er uIs Seuspoten gu Der.
wenoen ssoenft. GieIe 9oI3art fol-
fur bieien 3nsd T9 ols febr b~auerboft
ermieIen babeu unS ebenfo gut tuie
@eberboIs beu GirFufen ;cr 8itter.
uuo troben.
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0oS Sis i'm gosconate SIuB beaann
f@ om Wittwod Nodnitta9 in @e'
wcouns gu feben. Sie in cemfcIbeu
CUR Siderb:it ee9en ben Gissans i'm
MiGouri nnteraebrodteu 8oote Saun
uuS 8ieuuo pur0eu 6ur@ OtH @is'
gang auf bas ufsr binaufGefdOben,
ieso1 nidt bef6d6igt'