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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
The bridge Opening.

New York, May 7th.--The schools
and public offices of Brooklyn will be
closed the day of the bridge opening.
Gov. Cleveland will be given recep-
ton in the evening. The Board of AL
dermen of Brooklyn have voted $4,000
for illuminations and resolved that the
lions head ornament ON the bridge shall
be removed and the government coat of
arms and the American eagle substi-
tuted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
ALSO TRACT,

Center OF city, the most choice corner lots on that
tract at VERY Low DOWN PRICES, for
short time only; over three hundred lots sold in
the last few months.
ALFRED MOORE, Sole Agent,
a2Q 81 Los Angeles street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
losr-ss REWARD.

since sunday, May 9th. gentiemans goid rim
locket, dark cameo, double head on one side;
blood stone, with monogram ~. A. o." on the
other; LADY, picture on inside. Above reward
will be paid on returning same to HERALD oiiice
ms st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

Brentano Bros, No. 9 Union Square, New
York City. are agents for the HERALD. twiil
constantly be found on sale on their counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
ALTERED MOORE.

THE REAL ESTATE MAN, has in Market
the MEsNAGER tract, adjoining the Scheiffeln
tract, north OF Wide street. on San Fernando, OPP
posite the depot. Plat and prices eau be seen at
his office, 81 Los Angeles street. He is the sole
agent. 40
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

Mr. A. s. HollIngsworth Is tho Santa Ana agent
Of the HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
FURNISHED ROOMS,

Pleasantly locat' and neatly furnished,
To LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and franklin streets, one block from
Postolice, dJlu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED,

EDELMAN a. CO.. Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
obblng trade In Southern California. tnyi5u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
Proposals for Bridges Across the
Los Angeles River.

Notice Ia hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned up TO the
meeting OF the Council Of the city OF. Los Angeles
Of May 18th, A. b. 1888, for the construction of,
FiRsr-A bridge across the Los Angeles river
on the line Of FIRST STREET
SBcosD-A bridge across the Los Angeles river
on the line Of ALSO STREET.
In accordance with plans and specifications In
the office OF the undersigned, No. 3s Spring
street, north.
certified check for 500 must accompany
each bid as surety that the bidder will enter into
a contract In conformity with his bid u the same
Is accepted by the Council.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of the Council OF the city of Los An
gees, at its meeting OF May 9th. A. ID lsS3
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council OF the City Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, May 7th, A. d. 1888.
mS ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

IL LOTS ~ BLOCK "X,n OF the MOTT Tract,
on Pearl and Third streets; prices ranging from
Sl75 to s400. Terms easy.
+. II. BENTLEY,
Sc and 81 Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

Building lots ii the Kerckhoif tract, fronting
ON Main and Los Angeles streets. Apply on the
prpmises nzOt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

good fresh milch cow with calf about two
weeks old. Enquire at No. % D. Main etreot.
ms 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
DR.. L. w. Wells,
DENTIST,

Corner Main and First streets, upstairs, room 10;
entrance on First
Office hours-9 A. NJ to p.
Teeth Extracted without pain. All work war
rantcd. Practiced In London ten years and Pa
ducah, Ky., II years. ms 5in
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
WANTED.

Wanted Immediately. good girl to sew. Ap
ply at No. 900 North Main street. uis q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
NEW DEPOT.

FOR RENT OR LEASE ON EASY TERMS,
part Of the Infrmary property, opposite the New
Depot; excellent position for business, Apply to
COX BROS,
Room Laronde Block, cor. Spring and lst sts
mt 2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
ROOMS AND BOARD.
cow FOR SALE.

Two nicely furnished rooms with board, at Mrs
Taney's. on the south side Of Seventh between
Main and Spring streets. ms
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

A span Of horses which can be bought cheap
must be 1860 In weight; larger preferable. Ad
dress. giving all particulars, 7. o., care Crane
Central Hotel. ms lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
ENGINE FOR SALE.
FOR SAL

new scven-horse power upright engine and
boiler for sale at No. l06, Also st. aSti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
HOUSE TO LET.

A desirable cottage OF Aye rooms; hall, closets
and pantry, Apply at the northwest corner OF
Charity aud Second streets ms lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
WANTS-LOST-F0UND.
WANTED.
LOST.

A respectable woman to live in the family an!
assist In housework. Inquire at John Foshia'
harness shop. No. 81 Los Angeles street. m4-3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
PICTURES AT COST.

A. Valdez, SO Spring street,
VIII sell. for the next 80 days, large stock OF
pictures and picture frames at cost. Come one,
come all. aZo I'M
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08
FOR SALE-FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
BEST CHANCE.

THE PONY WOOD AND COAL YARD. GOOD
investment; low rent, Apply to John Zens, Pony
Stable Main street mo iW
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04
Petition for Eicense.

To the TTonorahln No,,ers.c,,t 49,, =, a.,
We the mn day W aDeiteeh freezing:
of tho ' nit ~ cizehs ana legal voters
your TI0n5rahln ABy elv rtSpeftigny ayr mat
90. composed of d, II and Frank t's sau,,lis, 9
i0Inr i; IN , ase" n,ilQiS spurious and malt
rrtbnp reconap,d i ,,t VIA. one gallon, we
sons TO whom, license may he sraote edT'doic per-
Sgid hnsinpss ~ hc ',,l ~. Sdaii.gu
in fhn h,, ~ ~ ooiGtou ana carried on
& q" fo', Gnn,n,srco ,p oyA W9rtham
re Cnnnngbam w p spanI l.,ie !, 9,p !, ,G
Johnson + & psar ~ 9Il We4'ih ionSont
scout Word 6a63s Joe Love e, I. pMIIIlg S1gg
r Td SiIIi Nv y 3,nIt Wesley Howell, NJ
i' H. " L WEN. y y iSnley % Summev,
i5or, d4yot r. WI ,nWyGr, Wiser reynolds, A
reIIBusoh, y Elliott, Burke, John Ewng, Re
N BuaRdSS; Guy Bumpass b Walker, Il 7 Sale.
" 4 t, Mktisi j bljillHpn MgNairy, Pearce,
= = Ih9h;it0E, love, " saunders, } i.llsby
W2PoH3 !l, ) W pay yi = HaFrison II A Honea
Ssnle, Jas 0ldsllue, Willis q w Giadncy, Il ID
Mccoy, i L mlitletOn, o Is Ra gsdalo Ike Grimm
Zoe IT , Griffin, Henry Arnold, Ned Brassdeld, q
Nath Reed A Holiday, j Brown. Ben Dale N
GI;'tllags, Z Z BrgeMer, i Z Stone, Ed Stevens
\ ? Mofqt, l. pilloshi ! |. Griffin ST., Nj v d
LedDgtter Bob Joyntt; Y. NJ Donelson, DE Can
LQye, Houssel, j A Baird, j w Rice, stern.
. Nhildfess, : y Bryan, i q Henley sr, Il j
S ~ Ht,t Bas9kin W Eltin Henry Eikin, s
Miugo, j L Beatty J Hawkins. NScott 4 M
Fears, Z Bo@d, II Strong, + NJ Rogers, il
M iE3bf Mo oiByny SisyT ne Bgei9g M;
} + Kay r. aeS6od Ry. jas Giiies Gieylsp'
sl raseh " o H9llI93y Morgan iIughs, 4 il
frank Brqdlord, Lawson Graham Jamison I'd
yainlsou, David Jamison, W II Kidd. Geo. Sims,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04
ABERDEEN
Got t.ae Wrong Girl.
Organization Us'ShOrt Horn
6sr"csse.s.

At meeting i'll obedience to a
call for an organization Of the Short
Horn Breeders Of East Mississippi,
at Columbus, Miss, ON Sept. 2Sth,
the following occurred;
Upon motion Capt. Joe Leigh was
elected temporary Chairman, and CT.
Sherod, Jr., temporary Secretary,
Col NJ. B. IIillyard was requested
to state the object of the meeting.
After doing so upon motion com
mittee of five was appointed to draft
a constitution and bylaws for the
Association. Upon the report Of SAID
committee the constitution and by
laws We're adopted as reported.
Upon motion an enrolment OF
names followed, and the following
persons joined as members. J, T.
Leigh, G. f. Shcrrod, Jr., W, A
Love, w B. Shields, J. M.Rutberford
J. S. Billups, T. 3. Bradford, j. G
Dories, VIM. A. Rogers, H.W. Footc
G. f. Sherrod, Matt Clay,J. w. Deu
pree, J B. Hudson.
Upon motion Col. NJ. 3. Hillyart
was elected an honorary member o
the Association,
The meeting theroupon went int,
permanent organization, and elected
the following officers; II. w. F0ote
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

When the stranger remarked that he
was from Arkansas one ofthr passengers
suddenly turned md asked: You are,
hey? Maybe you are from Crittendcn
c1unty?' 81 am that" Perhaps from
James BnndiDg?' "rhat's it, exactly. >"
Then, maybe, YOU know NV brother,
William Henry Jones, from Penn Yam,
This Statr?' stranger, put it thar!
Exclaimed the Arkansas traveller, as h.
xtended his hand and smiltd all over
"Bust my hnttsns il didn't help hang
your brother for cattle stealing iist be-
tore | lett home"
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

Mercy, exclaimed Deacon Jones,
see here! They say that the oyster
supply is rapidly diminishing! What
are wo goipg to do NJ our festivals
this winter! We shanh make enough
to pay for lights and fuel, let alone
the parsons salary Ca, don't be
alarmed, replied Mrs Smithson, the
most prudent soul in the society,
don't be alarmed deacon; took the
precautioD to save m oyster over
from last year I guess it will carry
us through,if we ore careful with il"
=ROStOn Il,nnSclint.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

"Begorra :" said an inebriatod
EIiberlia6 the other day, as he saw a
Chinaman's head sticking out of II
coal-hole in the pavement, ''phat use
do thin haytheu devils have for a trai-
tie at all, whin they've dug tunnel
cIane through, 50 they have. - San
francisco Post.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

Too old: 81 understand that you
referred to me as a pig, sir" remark
ed a pompous elderly gentlemen to a
young man who had spoken dispar-
agingly Of him to third person.
"You have been misinlormed, sir, -
replied the young man; 81 hope |
know better than to refer to person
of your advanced age as pig, -
Rochester Post Express.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

The idea has recently been advanced
that Bright's disease is attributable to
the immodelAte use OF ice water and
cold drinks, the fact being cited that the
people of this country u.s. 90 per cent
more ice in their drinks than the people
of any othrr country, the iuha hitaDts OF
Greenland not excepted. mud that we
have 70 per cent moro Of Brghts dis
ease. The wiue-drnking countries Of
Europe are said to be comparatively
free from the mAady, whilo in America
the progress Of the diseuse, it is INSERTED,
has KEEP. pace with the increased con.
sumption If ice.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04
"I)id the hors die ?1


SonatObia Record
a physician in town who by the
way is rather corpulent, was called
out few days ago to see Il "colored
brother" After examining his pulse
and tongue, he onquired: "Old man,
what state is your bowels :" The
old man looked up at him and said:
Boss, any darned fool might know dat
my bowels was in dc same State DAT
my body is in. Doy is both in de
State Of Mississippi" The doctor
wilted and prescribed accordingly.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

In addressing Sunday school
awhile ago, speaker said to the
boys: always be kind to your Its
tie sister. Now, [ never had little
sister, and I once tried to be kind to
another fellows sister; but sho had q
cruel father, and he hurt me helping
me off the front steps,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

A young lady who visited Saratoga
this summer has had seven marriage
proposals from young nien Of sense
an wealth since her return home.
She ~ paared at the hotel dinner
table one day III a drese costing moi
over II cents a yard.-N Y Tines,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04

Charles Goodnight has the largest
cattle ranch in the world at the head
of the Red River, Texas. He began
buying land four years ago, getting
270,O00 acres at 50 cents an acre.
The price has risen TO - an acre.
He is still buying, He controls
100000 acres. To inclose his land
$50 miles Of fence is required. He
has 10000 cattle.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04
UNyV1AL5BG'E0 ACCUSE.

An old negress tried hard to heed
theold motto-say nothiugbut good
of the 1ead-in speaking about a
neighbor ii shows how one can
avoid making a direct statement, ard
yet actually make it by implication.
The Arkansaw T}aeeLcy says that a
gentleman stopped at the old negress'
cabin and talked with her concerning
the prospects of her crop.
II did hab fo' or five fine hogs .
she said, ''but da's dwiudled down I'LL
/ amt got but one now"
Did somebody steal them?"
81 neber talks bout my neigbbors,
an | doan like ter say, what became
Of de shoats. l never makes mischief,
| doesn't"
"Did the hogs die ?"
"Da muster died; but yer amt
agwine ter git me ter say nuthin' agin
my ncighbors. DE man what libed
up dar is dead now,and / amt agwiao
ter say nuthin' agin him, De hogs
disappeared away from heah while
dat man was libin'; but ain't agwino
ter say nuthin agin him"
"Do you think that he tool, them?''
"Mister, dat mans dead, and I doal
wauter say uuthin' agin hm;but,lem-
100. .-lI ak. -.I a.. 4 ,,... $1,000 i.J q. F
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04
y I NJ 2 II II +
: SsseriE,s-saIt,...
The Stateot mississippi, -
Monroe County, = No. 2O67.
Josephine r.. gyms. PlaiufiF / la


VS., s.ar'sss. ..sis7ssrT -e
Faulkner IL. Eyans, Defendant.
ny virtue of an Execution which issued
RON r the Office of H. S. Gilleylen, Clerk
oil me Chancery Court of said county
ana state, ana in favor of Josephine Il.
Evans, and against Faulkner ri. Evans.
LOT 'lie sum OF two thousand i've hun
dred and fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents, (S2,5M79, besides the inter
est thereon and costs or suit, | have this
Gay LEVIED upon the following real estat,
belonging TO said defendant, in the coun-
ty or Monroe and State of Missjssi,,ni
to-wit: The east half'of lot III, and east
nan OF lot 70f, in block %, Old Aberdeen.
CITY OF Aberdeen, which l will offer for
sale in front Of the Court House door in
the city of Aberdeen on =
Monday. October %. 1883.
to satisfy said Execution and all costs
Sale within legal hours.
This the 18th day OF September, 1883.
d; L. SYKES. Sheriff.
September 10, 1883.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-10-04
New Advertis

Good Pay for Agents. &E0O TO
10 $;s00 per RElO. made selling our
Books and Bibles. Write to y. &.
McG UEDY ~ CO., 81. EOuis. Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-09
Die Reip= YJorfer 6alseucanSi=
Ndfesf

gtemzyort, s. Mdr,. - @iue trauriSe
S;eue ersignete iit beute IbenoS in Den
Combs, oils Die Mutter, bic Sdtpefer nno
bic Geliebte bes jugenoliden Yt0rbers Otc
@loiu, benen Siuridtung morgen ifattftuoeu
i1u, ibn gum lebten Uiale beludten, Inn Gbz
ffieb uOn ibm Su nebmen. Gr ielbit legte nar
mcnig 8iibruug on ben Gag uuo uerSebrte,
uad)bsm fd] Die Seiuderinneu entfernt bat
ten, nit Sem beffeu appetit ietu IbeHobrOo.
Die Wiutter ihrie uuo lanlmerte uuo muBte
in ether 8utid|e mad Sauie gebradt peroeu.
9fndl bem Ibenbeiien unterbielten fih Ulcs
@ioiue uno MajOuc, ser 0oppelmOrcer, nit
ihreu SselIorgeru. Gls Wc@loiu ipater am
Qbeub nit ieiuem Iupalt iprad, ,eigte er
temislbsu Elm Sdretben oe8 9fiesgebuugSz
mitQliebs 0iaiamS uno eru6te ibn, oaiieibe
on ltd III nebmel. 0iajone, pelder uebeu
Uc@loin tauo, beutete ieboA laheluo auf
bsn Sfen, unb in 6Olge bteier 9ebebroe mari
Mc@loiu ben grief in Die 6lammeu. Setoe
&erurtbsilte i9eineu rubig uno sefaBt. I'm,
9tittsruad)t mar Ytc@lolu nod auf uuo erz
tlarte iit eutiGloiieu, ieine ieete yfaht auf
@reen uad,eno Ill perbriEgen.
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81 q D 10 q D's
sarIapariQian &eiolDeat A.:

Gtrpni5e Suutsrantseten, snod erFraB 60ie 5dfte n
8te, itropbul6is SrGntbelten iiber ober uatllripi
triger Stuhigan8, SppbtIts uns 9enerie, 5isberz
nuurcu, 6rpniide ccer 1lte 8ei5tpre, 5alfIuE enaz
Iiits E.aatbsit peiBe CjcitwuIite 8rinSiopf, 8e
tdrmltterleibeu, grebs, Grtienit pelurgen, Rnc.
ten @bsbrdup uni g9eltCn 6es a6rpers, S.unea luS
SlCdc G5itri Thspepfe, b~oTfdcr Rbeum1t
mus uah g6t, 9Iereua !ta uuo BIGenitein. 50 .D,ub
iubt ppie 4barteu her pbigen Ge.oeH, beU.N idpei=
len beipnCere Rdmcn tttAcleIt uerCeu.
g&ir bCtaupttU, bdB inter ben bctdruteu Wittelu
ttiucs eriiirt meldts ioltc Ncltrait QeaCn eitiy
Grartrtiieu beitBt WlC NahpGp's ieplueut 6 M
rlrt inlieuueie, alUcrdiG ucn GruuoiaushWo brillt
HE beitdpigtsn JbeIe pteoer in aeilnceu 3ullub.
Gcm Stipinoen bes aorpcrs prb Ginbalt aetbdr luo
tln Ergunsmrs qeiurbes 8lut geliefert, aus redeem
biG Errpcrbeuuetheile fib ucu blloeu. Tls 1T nIe
erjtC reguiirtncC Strait ron &atpap's 8eiolOtnt.
4seun her GrIanismus eurdl btf0roerten Speihtl
inB an8emtTentlt une GnedItIber oeer dgeuce sub
Innate, ne iId IN ben Nnphen, Belerttu L. !. r.
eebduit habtu, 0npt en9liite 2rantbeit Ntt
QrGts GTtrummurleu, 9trorthuugen UtiBe @,-
idtri.ic, &rampiatsrn Il. |. n. ptrurilbeu bGiit
bic Srriararilu cne @bld8duuaen hirpeJ lujb mtrit
rem GrantNCitsitpii ans oCW 4prpcr aus
@tnn EeleUi9er tpelte bieie Nrituettu ;ur 6eluuI
drOntitcr itrpptul6er Oaer 'npttttidCr RrdutbttCu
oetraudCU itbtu cuB, ipie luuaiaW aud eit Seluug
iciu mag. ibr dultmSlncs StiJnbeu nd bc'crt, ibr
TleiiN Ulp &prpQdeWltt slIutmut ocsr dub nir
6eid bltibt 10 nj bits elm iilbtre5 ilbcn iUrti3reiz
tCu6er 0SMng. &ti titien GrIHibe,ttH pIrb Der Bds
titut entpchcr beNsr pccr 'dlmmer. ba ber RrIuts
bei;s1cii uiht ur,b6tjg If ipeun Hdt dusebalteH
nm aus Rem 8llte rertrltbtu brtttet CT 5 aus iuo
i,tcr0r0bt itetiq BIC BciuHohelt SobGlO he Sardz
rdru0 rem Ratsuteu Elm bCiicres Wgrnoen periblift
ibreitCt tiJ6ttg 'antLit oorpIr.5 uHo II Beipinnt
All CyIuurrfit, strait rre ,5le''G
Cine Elaidt ppn titcm euti dit mclr iDiyticme 4r-
;cutiirie u.s l,hes Gurtre Dttcl tu (hsetDiis uO
rcn tiesm uirit 70 Ui2 lse iIui bis is55 C9eeoiis
rru ponOUcgycr Dtltteln.
Gincn 5ugar Gle 5Iafcbe.
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gSiaainS' Nrppheseiuna.

Sttatua, Ont, s. Rdri. - Sc naler
Die Seit bes pom ProfeiIor 8iggins propbss
seiten Sturmes beraunabt, beifo GROCER pirb
bier bie Spannung, NIT tuelGer nln bic
0inge, bic ba fommeu iolleu, erpartet. Die
Brophe;siuug bilbet bus allssmeiue lluter=
baltuugstbema, uno piele furdtame Bers
ionen trefieu alle moglifjen Sorbersttuugen
Sepeiden aus Yunften in ben Ser. Staateu
erqeber, baB mebrere 5rauen aus Surt)t
mabniiunig geporben ltno.
gSiggtns erflGrt, er ipInlhe in Iubetraat
bitIer traurigeu Nad1ritten lebt, bab er ben
Stlrm nidt uorauSgeiagt bate. Gr babe
fid jeSof i'm Snterehe Der Biiienidaft oaiu
uerpflid)tet gefiblt uub lperSe oeundtit Die
Sbeorie per0ffentltfeE, auf nalfe er feline
Yropbe,eiung begriinoete. Sa8 Wettef tt
heute gbenb !pdrmer, uuo Der Bino bot Iid
aelsst. g8i9sinS bebaitptet Dies iet bic
Gube por Dem StIrm.
Saltfar N.sS., 8. Wars.-gtlide Ger
bi,iisen @erft @igeuthiimer baben aua
Surd,t Dor benz srruarteten Sturme Die 81
9rntbiimer Der auf bcu g8erften Gufgeitapel'
ten 8aaren benahrtdttgt, ouB iie feine Ser'
anttportliffeit fir Ole 5i9erbeit oerielbeu
mGbreno Der beporfeIenSeu @ode iiberneb'
men tOnnrn. Sieitsc.r Saaren merben ent'
ftrnt.
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SChmaiier.

Ofempbts, Gent, s. WdrS. = gtne
Gepeife bon Selena, Art., iagt: r0er 6luB
1T faum einen haiben SO1 geftegen. Gs
piro iett 9eglaubt, ba6 bic 0dmme oen @ai>
ierbrud ausbalten f0unen, ba iie bel benz
firdterlihsn Sturme, .uelder gelteru Nad)t
tobte, nidIt nadgaben. NuBerosm miro i0rts
gefabrer, ourt enbaltenoe Serbelierun9en
unb Qrbetten Die 9dmme III ftQrteu. Inter
balb Selena ffebt bic gause @eseno bis Is
s5ub untsr 8aiier. 9as 3uriidgetretene 9Sai.
Ter ron Dem Sru6e bes Subbarbs s9ammeS
Setgt iid) in Der Stabt, miro aber feinen
Staben anriGten. Der Q'arguillo, 6luB 1T
gefern sSou geitiegen, ein 3eideu, oaB Der
Slub bier nod nidt fallen rpirb.
n6tanapoli Sub, s. Utdr3. -
Sc tpirb beridtet, baB IN fleiuen Srtihaften
am Slubufer, Hm meldIe bisber fit Riemaub
fimmerte, bic srDbte giotb berridt; Seiffaub
tann nur bon Snbianapolis tommsn. I'm
Den gr0beren Quforosruugsn geniigen III f0us
nen, bat bas llnterfiibungs @omite oas neue
Boot DSobn s. Salpin" gsnietbet, tueldeS
am nddften Samffag BON gaprenceburg abs
fabren ioD, I'M bic game Strede bis mad
Cairo, etue StiianS bon 600 Ufeilen, III be-
fabren unb Sebensmittel au bic Der Inter.
fiiisuHg Sebiirftigen 81 uertbeilen. Die 2as
bung, tueid)e bas Boot nit I'D ntbmen rpiro,
ipirb eineu @ertb BON $4,000 baben.
2tttles d, arf., s. Ufar;. - 0as
gHaiier fteigt nod tulmer III IrtauiaSz&ttp,
unb Die Siirger gebrauden gerabe mie I'M
letten Sriibjabre Boote ais Sertebrsmittel.
SIN Barriers Souie" ftebt baa @aiier 4 6u6
bod, uuo bas @sleiie Der n9ittIesRofzR zRii,
fiifippis is0fioersS eraisr Sabn" III AMI cine
Streds BON II Weilen iiberidpemmt, tuOeis
fen perbeu bic 3ii9e nod befOrbert. Der etus
3ise Srt in Der Stabt, in pelder nod trode.
ner gobeu fi6tbar 1T, beiiuset iid in Der
Ndbe bsS Glepators. @ro6e gtotb berridt
inter ben drmeren Slaiieu, bsueu bis jebt
nod feinelluterfiituns ;u She'll seporoeu III.
Stdsburg, Wiii, s. Rdr3. - @iuer
9epeiae ans Sfipnttb Sufolge itebt Der SIub
uabe;u auf gleidsr S0be nit benz 9ipfel oes
8ounbabonts9 s9ammes, uub man ma6t perz
Stpeifslte Gnffreugunssu, Bride su perbii,
ten. Itan bofit, baB Dies geltngeu ipirb.
Qus Mapersuille tpirb geneIbet, baB Der
Bruf in benz @uesltes0amme nod nid)t re,
parirt 1T. Sieier Srud trat on elmer Stelle
Elm, on pelder Der Damn nod nidt Uolens
bet mar. 9as bur9 ben 8ru6 itr0menoe
sSafer ergtebt iid in eire 9feibe bon Seifen,
pelde In Stele's 8apOu miinoeu, uno man
slaubt, bab ber eutitebenbe Sdaoeu tein iebr
hoS ,So, AZ, ,,.S
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&turua.

ct. SObn, u. s., s. Dlar3. - Der bel,
tigfle Sturm iett 20 5abrtH bsrridte in per-
gaugeucr Hadt an Der &iiite. 9erlelbe fam
nripriuglid aus iIolidler 6tdtung uuo nil
tbete nit unbeiGreiblider @epalt bis Ia
gesanbrud,, gu psldler 3eit er na4 gtoro.
lpefeu umipraug uno fit aumablig leBte.
gtels Gtiderfabrieu9e iiRo in beibd0igtem
3ufante bier einaelGufen, unb man begt
ernflide gsiOrguiiie i'm SetrefT Der aus nreb'
reren 3ampfern unb uielen Se8elltltffen be'
feleneen 6lotte, Die BON bier auf Den Robs
benfang abfubr.
Cine 3epcfde bon Rap 9tlcs melbet, oab
etu ffarfer Sdnesiturm bert piit9et unb onB
mebrere 6Gbr;euge in GROCER gefabr ihpes
ben.
0uessc, s. Mar; - Der Sturm bat
fd pptIitanNig aelegt. 9as 28etter tit flar
nho bitter taIt. - Sn Cttawa, Ont, itelt
Na8 thermometer All IS @rab unter Nhu.
Sisfe 8abuen itno nUc5 INNER Surd Shnes
t!pGirt,
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hibittpsRabregel. Der geidlub uebit ben
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j3mei Hepublitaner ftiumten oasegen uno
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ieiner gsgentpdrttgen @eftalt nerleibt Der
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