davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-12-01
pisv IL poor Farmer.

The yorthveae,-. Lum5eymaa = more
or len, coueesned because fafmsrs soma
times hold back their crops vheI Pr'csA
srs not sa.:.factory. 1t aoesnt know
shat the end Of the baa.Iess il gong to
be. Fsrmsfs are getting rica enough TO
do this sort of thing, and taere ,s - tell
inc whst nsy happen. "One 'hins u
certain" says The Luu'berroH The
f,,mers of II, aor.hwee. have the power
ia suy season to p-ecipitass commercial
revulr,on in this county. Whsa they
refuse to le. 80 their grip On the crop
they stop ths wheels Of trada. They ere
doing this to a cer.lin extsn: now. 9As
LalmbsnsanEs good enough 20 admit ths'o
is no law requiring the farmers 70 sell II
they choose to hold, bot L Suggests Tat
the country msrehar.s to Whom the Tar
mers eve b;l,s can proceed to Sc. Jrds-
meu.s. and thrs force the farmers 20 bring
,Lsir s-sin to market and exchange ). fer
monsy ~he-ewith 10 pey ,heic debts
Ills Is cer..in,y very Kind suggestion.
Il is Indicative Of a profound interest IN
the vel being If tina fArmor-or of Peo-
cls Who wan, 70 iuy farmers crops at
! bottom figures. II is all right, OF course,
for iurnbermen, Who kaTs the benefit OF
the tarif protection. TO hold back iun-
Der, or to shor.enpro3uctlon. when prices
20 NJ. suit .hen. Bn; if the farmer, Who
has 10 tariff protection, holds back his
crop fcr higher prices, be must be disci:
plined at once, and his creditors are ac'
| vised to pur tie Screws to him forthwith.
The farmers will no doubt appreciate
The Lumbsrnqn's expressions OF interest
in their sGairs-
PERHAPS, however. taey VIII nc. see
their WY clear quite yet in the matter OF
producing commercial revulsionl. They
may take kindly TO the idea OF indulging
IN that variety Of amusement without be-
.ug able to perceive exactly how to 90
abou. it. OF course. II they should al,
With one consent, reiuss 20 part with
anything they produce. the consequences
would be pretty serioas. But 30 they
would be II the railrcsd locomotives
saouli aiI stop runains. Or If merchant:
should all re:ass TO sell anything. One
! OF these things IS shout as likely 10 hap
Den as the other. There Is no danger
that ary5ods who caa earn Common Ia
DO. era wages VIII ever starye because tar
mers refuse 20 sell their crc2a. Manu-
factu1srs are much more likely than far
! mers to ''prsoipitate commercial rsvui
sions" by holding back products os re
strie.ipg production IN order to force II
prices because they are richer, less numes
Gus and better able 10 combine for th'
purpose Of carrying oat pro;se. OF tan
kind. IL disciplinary measures sre to i,
reeorted to, then osrtEialy tssne-s 81
net the FIRST c,sS 70 n!,om sLev shou-t
be applied.
, 1883-12-01

- - 81 c----..-~ r~.... -
ss1tly decided that self.kii!:ng ty al IN
Ans person, understanding hi. physica
nature snd the consequences Of his &c.
hut not its moral aspect, is not dea.h by
suicide within the meaning Of the condt
tioa in the policy o: insurance upon Iii
lie, tha. "the policy shall be void in case
he shall die of suicide. The genera
drift of cour. decisions heretofore in sucS
esses have been IT favor OF the insurance
companies. but the Supreme Cour. nov
opens Q vida dosr for the exercise Of tht
discretion of courts AID ipries.
, 1883-12-01
Sesng Rack East.

< S. McCcuse, Esq, Ct B.ksr G.ty. Is 90
his way to tae Western States ty way OF
Medical lake to iocS ..tsr S.s iatsrss :, tisrs
IN tie celebrated medicinal x.<rs which
shey are concentrating isso hs.I.3 giving
salt Nr. McConss il one of oar o,i tine
:rieras, dating away buck ate. we were
prospecting ir tie louatsias sssr the now
rich mining csmp At Mineral City, Idaho,
where he Is extensively interested In rslaa-
Die INNING property. Among 5taer offsets
OF rs visit 20 TIA Esst x;n be to lzJ before
capitalists some cf h. many tempting oppoe.
tns;t;ss offered 10 esp,t,i in Eastern OREGON,
both il mines and rsal estate in which he b
largely Interested sad On which be u good
authority 10 tsat seet;oo. Hs VII e,so de-
vote soa,s .in.e in establishing assosies for
the sale Il the prodrcts Q: tie Xeiic.i Lake
Aansfse.arinz Ca, in vAieA b i larssly
interested. We ha5e eur ioaznalsls f.isads
uia ;rsst him right rcyally whcrsvx be
nay 70 isr Be hsa done iscg nd vainh3s
strsiee o ths kipsd = vell - u tAe 10y
staR A1nsho 6uAisA AsSa hmns,mnpa
, 1883-12-01

In Milwaukee recently at party OF
yunug people a mock marriage ceremony
was gone through with ''just for fua' in
i. The young lady WHO vas party 70
the cersmony, being clever and enter,
prising girl, with an eye to bu.incsa. hss
infcrmed,the party CT the first part tha.
according to tbs lava of the State Of Wis
oonsin they are man and wife, and thai
she proposes to hold him to the contract
The aforesaid young man is now hasily
engaged in inouiring of his friends vhai
the thunder he il to do about It.
, 1883-12-01

The following calculation Was doabtles,
prepared by some great railroad mind
"Tsse railroad from, the esrth 70 the
sun, with 9 train running forty miles CT
hour without stops, and i: would cccupy
two hundred and .ixty-6vo years to com
plets the journey; the fare At two cents s
mile, would he 1880, 600. Owing to .h:
great distance and the time required t,
make the Journey 70 the Golden Orb oi
Day" station, and the..enormcu, outlay o.
hard cash for through tickets. those hav,
ing passe. are the only persons who viii
be abs to 90 on .he train.
, 1883-12-01

Neal Dow says: ''In the cast xe re-
gard tie defeat Of tho Republican parry
in Ohio a. = grea. temperance victory.
Neal Dow finds that an alliance with the
Republicans CT Maine for twenty years,
md for q less time in Kansas, Iowa ano
Ohio, has resulted in the defeat Of prohi-
bitiou in all those states, and hence the
above declaration. Mr. Dow has claimed
. victory in every election in Name fH'
thirty years and yet be virtually admits
the results AIe not success 10 prohioi-
t;on
, 1883-12-01

Yue a. Baxsasa - Wsunasgesa vsRxasssy.
80 ~ sssuasasa e sSswessssaar,
ks..
WHnxss The Territory cf Washingson
contains 6o.09l sqasrs niiss, more sr le~.
(HearJ Ailss insluded, is divided into sxc
nearly equal eass and ssss part.. By ranss
of Iotty .na nearly ;npsssatls naaataias
and
WHKkkas. The es.ssra porticn eors;sss
aimost en.ireiy of prairie Land, s,go brash.
REnhoDpcrs and ssAsssuea, whist the
Western portion i covered with q dsnse
growth OF dr, cedar, vine mApls, derifs
ciub and othsr uaderbruss. surrounding a
great inland ses, fillsd With clams ani other
bivslves and
WHzEEAs, The HABITS ard pnrsuits Of tic
two sectioas arc entirely as iIssi.Eis- SIS TIE
topography ard predictions oi the two re-
sions, the great mass Of iae Ea<tern popu-
lasion bsins engaged in wheat raising, hofse
isesling and other kiodrsd pursuits. whilst
tho popEiAtiOn Oi inc western portion is ca
gaged Almost exclusively in stealing timber
iron, the government. digsirs clans. beach
ccmbins and other nArit,.as rursaits; and
WHEREAS, Very nazy Of the laws -soes-
sary for the government .. oae section o. onc
section are totally unit fO- the government
OF the othcr aad
WHEREAS, Tie social and business "a
ticue Of the two sections have been, knd
must ever continue to be, o. the mos. anit-
ed character, confined simost exclusively TO
the swsppIng Of lies and insereasngs OF
fsw bushels Of clans aud grasshcqpe.s among
members OF the biennial sessions Of the Les
isls.,ve Assembly and Territorial Conven,
tions ard thsr annual eesaons Of the grand
lodges Of the various benevolent secie.iss ;
sni
WHEREAS, It is now, evsr has been, and
ever Il o-, necessary for the residents OF
one section desiring TO Wait resid tents CT the
other to travel huse.eas. Of miles through
the State Of Oregon beiore they can sc:
there |; and
WHxa.As, Oregon, Idsho and Bcit;sh Csl'
umbia are pretty mgcs in the ssuas ~.
WHEREAS, Thers are nc. sufficient office
to supply the demand therefore,
Bel. resolred, TAst each Of these munich
paiities be sod the Same are heTsby divided
into two indepeLdeut States to Re know
and styled respectively. IS Eastern sna
Wesssrn Washington. Eastern and WestsrI
Idaho. Eastern and Oregon, and Eastern ALI
| Western British Columbis, ana thar ssis
States are hereby created into sn indepenG
ent Republi,. rnder ths name and style o
the United States of Northwestern Amer,
ca, and
BeI IJurther rcsolrsd. That ?. b. j. Be 80;
te il herCby declared ProTiaioAal Presidsn
Of said Republic. with Instructions 70 se!ec
the Vice President from Walia Wsila O
some other county.
p. s. Be Il further resolred, That til
President be and he is now empowered ant
authorized to make any further sub-divisicr
Of those several Stsses tha. nay be necessar.
to secure POSITIONS to the leaders CT thi
great movement and establish harm nv j.
our new Republic Proriaed, That no. mcr
than four new States shall be n,sde out 0
on-.county under the present Oxgaaizatieu u
, 1883-12-01

ExNIs.--In this city, Nov.!.24th, to the vile of
Chris Ennis, a scD.
R,GGs-ln Dayton. November 10. To The
wife of Mathew Riggs, atgu.
KUH4-In Garfield eounty. November II. To
the -5ifs OF A. kphl, son-
SMITH, n Eayta-, Nc-embsr 2l To the
wife q Chsties Smith, = son.
PE,TpER-In layton, Noyemhs. .. To tie
VIE OF 5. u Prsther, daughter.
JoHrs1Y.-Ia Kick;t2t ecInty, November
8 To The vie az J. ,. johnson. s,a-.
MILE. In Lewiston, November L. 10 the
wif1 OF John A. Miller, a son.
Mouscs-Nes Psrco eoInty. November II.
To The wife CT J. :. &oa.,cs, daughter
S.uzE-In this city, Nov 25sl, &c he wife Of
James Sasze, dasshte-.
, 1883-12-01
The Weather and che Cr,,,

Although the wcsthsr this fau h.s besn
very dry sed Pi0Fing ani planting o. crop.
sons-hss retarded, tho Eeeea. aEs rains
hsve oacssi aa immenss Au.sant OF vorS to
b coz. and l.rgs area hss 4,-ezay hsen
sowea 70 wkess. From .. pats e he suT-
rounding country we hear that tie cyoFs
sewn oH sanner fai!sw land under .As re-
wing inh-enos Of tbs warm weather lock
u frrt-sssss condition and IS airesjy IL
many places iron thrce 20 for INCHES high.
An oid-fashionsd open winter ]. eyps csed
and ahonA such be the case seeding viii
eoosaas unsn January. Whsss remains
STEADY ss IS csrss per bashsi.
, 1883-12-01

The United States Dis.ric; Attorney At
Warrington requests all soldisrs and sAil-
or Who have 6ied papers applying for
claims against the governmsn: sincs July
l. 1880, and who have not heard from
them, to report their cases, with full par
t;eulars, 70 him at once i. IS the duty
Of ~ ex.soiiiers and sailors to assiss the
District Attorney in bringing to the Tar
Of justice Tor punishment every svinihng
pension agent in the land
, 1883-12-01

The colored people Of North Csrolina
have Just closed very Industrial State
Fair, the State Fair grounds near RA:-
sigh This fai- receives toe SAME AID
frun the state that the stats .sir Of tae
vbits people does. The display OF stock
xas fair, the chickens were very fine, and
the agricultural p-oducta COED Cover
nor Jarvis and other distinguished ci,i-
sens, both white and colorcd, were pres
snt. This looks as if the 'colored people
Of North Carolina set ell their civil rights.
, 1883-12-01
IbGLssgtviIg Day.

The day passes of very quietly. IN fsct,
it xas TIE dEl.est dag inst hai been eZpe'
.:enced for years past. Fine weather in me
morning brought many out, but they kept
ve.y lu:ej sni the ssloons did very lite
business. Many private dinners were given
BE- our citizea. - those who bad D hc,ccS
cf tSsis ewn and 8 Senersi good t;ms vas
ex2irenasd at .heso places
, 1883-12-01

IAs Springfield R<puHiean ssys The
majority against Butler proved his
charges about Terkabury and Cambridge
lAlse, bat By the zane logic, Buffers ms'
iority in Cambridge against which come
sf hin charges we're made prove them cor
sset And beaides nest all criminals, II
they were permitted to Tots on their oun
s.sss, would vote ''not guilty"
, 1883-12-01
We WANT one THING UNDERSTOOD

old goods .ock-Dobny faded
good. al this seasons e -h and desrabe Of
heard Of before but To altered o communicated
demand esnss Of l. tho ttrs end
goods los house New Y d
sacrificed.
There getting tie lay eycry person purrkAs
their where they be boug. Taere fenp
goods the plain iaG Ion thar ahead su
goods .ow in New York else Will and
that fact that cutting
, 1883-12-01
SOLD ONLY FoR CASH ~

Tho fact thai sell good. exclusively for ea
80 CENTS
credit shero Eoud bei It's E
credit d goods iw Suppose
least Ei that toe sp
three other On. ouc
regulated dfraa bis We always fori ssh goods the bse
stance oft with b1t a .rfug loss
, 1883-12-01
The Prices in taasa Giles Differ very Widely

We hare made arrangements with eastern importers and
manufacturers for the future delivery of Dress Goods and
Silks in this city and the difference in prices between New
Work and San Francisco aled alarming situation
Silks purchased in San Francisco to high ii price
, 1883-12-01

0xofHHRs DoSf Ksow.-Eov nAny CHI
drrn ss puaished foe 6sins rrccu.i, uiLlf1t
md indifferent TO Instructions Or reunrd<. si,n.
ply hecanss tAsy are o1t oi healsh. An insei-
u{eue ss3y aid q ch;l1 Of .hs kid:
acehsu shcald kssv thas Il ths5 xea1 give
he !7ttts ooa Eodsx.te dnsas # f5op P...-zs
fcs tvo % flsss Rse&s TIE ctfsd-ss urutd | Q
~ pasns eo1Id dss:re-r
, 1883-12-01
COUNTRY ORDERS.

patrons reading
offered this Territory Any dy ths sd'
1e0 ally III ziT leaves Orae
selection BETTER than .hs could hef
relative goods II m,eh to our
lady .as.ac 10 tbs y herself because popularity sH
work for and only by far dealing shst earnd We d
free sppsn, forwarded fail rssnsed e
expense
, 1883-12-01
ONE pRiCs--tsll Goods a.arked in Plain Figurss

Since city ts ~
Why estatishnsnr has become popular They s %
ton The competitors didn't benSw
but al Of lem have pretended adopt those rules
, 1883-12-01
OUR REMEDY.

OUR REMEDY.
The remedy for all this viii be dead loss but
grasp the situation it exists Events in while
make startling changes and The channel OF trade in this
develops solid advantage TO the public although lose
by it.
We XAvs MARKED GOODS DOWN TO the SAME PRICE 1HH
WOULD BE- sGlD FGR If PURCHASED FROM
THE MANUFACTURERS.
The public, We believe, convinced of the fact that
our prices have always been the lowest this Territory but
they can scarcely realize the actual importance OF this an
nOuncement.
For example have been selling diagonal snitings tor
s! Or yard that considered at that price the most
desirable goods offered for sale in this city. non
THEY ARE ALL MARKED rs CENTS. All other dEes
goods and silks eut down in the same proportion
, 1883-12-01

WHY WE REDUCE DRESS GOODSI
~ WHY WE CUT DOWN SILKS q

The completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad brings NJ,
York. from business poiat Of view, as near
San Francisco.
, 1883-12-01

Call snd see us and set our prices 81 we are
getting goods 3;,eee from the east art cIn
bet fufiisua Prices anu save you freight.
no.y:iw MILLS & WITT.
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Pima 0pnneratno 1ebt.r gaod,e lnurt

Vim 0onnerstns lester ISOLDE iuur6s
0err @eors s. Slider, Der 6etannte @e=
i6dftss &eiierbe Der Stone 6ill 8ein
Comp, nit Der E6erleitung beS ct.
2uuiier 6ouies bieier 5irma bctrant.
Serr 5ii6er. uelder mebrerc Sabre I'M
Sienite Der StOne Sill Bein 60. ssitan.
ben, if iebeniuGs Der redte Wanu on,
redteu 8lus. bu ct rudbreub Der isstei
Sabre hinldn9lit @ciesentFit butte. lid,
nit n1cR Dctails bes @eihdftes bSfonnt
81 ntodcn, unb ourh iein frcuublideS,
;uuorfominenbes @eien pielc Jrcunbc
er%iuorbcn. bic cs lid gum @crsniissi,
peroeu. ibre 8~e1tcaunseit fir
bic nis9eScidrnstet @einc BET 5irnrn Die
CT rcprdicutirt. bsi ibnt III mnd1cn.
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3cstcu Mpntae Wittng itnrb 5rau
Gntna Gtimuellcr, Die @nttin oes !berrn
Or. Gttmueler, nah MIR flr5ein nber
Ihuter;baftem 2eiben, I'M Nlter pom 81
Sabrcn uno IL @onaten. Die Der
itorbenc, iuelde Slir 3eit bes Eooes ibreS
Sinocs, cttua stpei @ohen Dor ibrem
9bleben, bon circr Id]iueren 9ranfbeit
Iotpcit geneleu mar. Dab lie bns 8ett
iuiebfr oerlniien funntr, granite Sid 10
Iebr iber ben 8erluIt ibreS fleiffn
2ieblines, baB Gin 8ldfal Der 3ranfbeit
eintrnt. Die @eritprbene bate fi9 Der
&ftune uno 2iebe 4ler. Die tic fannteit,
i'm hoben MaBc crfreut uno bas sruBe
2ei1en9eiclse, iuel6es lesten Mittuo6
ibrem Sorse iolste, leste
bereotetes 3eusniB fir bieie 9botiabe
ob. Sic binterldBt ibren @dtten uno
bier fteine 9inbcr, ioiuic TIRE gltern uro
@eidtuiiter TIN ibren friib5eitisen lob
III hcipcincn. Ter tief6ctriibte Gntte
lmo Die ibrcr Muiter 10 friib bcraubtcr
climber baben oos iltnisftc Beiiei6 Der
sansen 8ep5iterura a~nierer Staot.
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SsSir bebampten

[. 3ab Dir einta 9rORea aaS
HobiaTortirten 80rratb bon
Groceries anf Eager Baben.
2. DAB nnIer Sorratb bon 81
leniuaaren NIT 9robrr SorB=
falt aas9eWGblt wnroe aao in
jeoer 8t;iebnn9 DOataRSig TT.
3. 9aB mir anr oie btfta
G@mbpaaren i'm Wartte fdb=
rem, nn0
4. DAB mir 9ntr @anren bil=
Tiger ~berfanfen, wie ir8eno
elmer unirrer Gonrnrrentea,
nnb 6aR Sekbalb irseas Sc
maui Der einmal 6ei unS famft
aud mieber ietue GintGnfe
madt bel
Mpnni9's.
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Mn Nicnstus Iestsr g1uf,e funo i'll
Der 8irtbidoft bes 5errn 9cnutus i'll
@OrriiUn seinc Sdldscrci fntt. pCbei
Serr Sunntas Iid s~ejrpunser fob pon
lcincm Rcooluer 8ebrnut III mndtn,
inbern CT ei,ten Sdlus aus bemielbtn
abfencrtc I'M bic itrcitcubcn 8nrteie1,
eirjulhiid,tcr,, iebcd 3icmnnb uerleste,
auBer baS CT iciner, 5f,tpnser, Nusult
Sduttc init bent &epOlpr eiHen Sdlos
iber ben Ropf Oerieste. Nn Wontos
iuurben iimmtlide 9beilnebmer OF bent
&rapaa pom !6errr Sorntas perflast
urb BON 6rieoensridter Rirbbof Sober
sur 3ablung bon s1.OO unb Soften Der
urtbeilt. Musuit Sduttc purbe iebo6
ulrter 100000 8irsi6ait fir iein ipite-
res Gri6einen geitelt.
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Stride &plinen, &Orintbeu, Gitrpnnt,
Mnnoeltorner, II. !. 10. bel YrubDt.

3n ieiuer lesten Scriummluns &c
IdloB Der Stabtrntb. feinc Der Ingebott
fir bos Qe9en Der RinnIteirc al Der
3ipriten StraBc, ;miid)cr Sdiler unb
Gutenberg, arjunebmcu, iOuoern Die
9lrbcit inter ibrer ei9enen Iuffidt I'M
5asclobne nusfiibrcr 5t lniicn, oa fic
Iber3eu9t iino. buB auf oieiem @e9e Die
@uiie i'm Cit 8ebcutcnbes billiaer Der.
9citelt mcrcen fam, oils pom niebrieitel,
8icter fir Die Irbeit geforbert luurbe.
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geenu Die 6ihHCr nift 6nlo ibrtt
,,Stritc" ciniteLleu NIB an bnS Gicrtegcn
ae4cr, 10 uirS es III mnndEn 9dmiern.
iu16renb Der fpmnlcuocn 5eiertngc tcinen
oroscn 8prrnib ppn ardSn gehcn, Dem,
"a Gents fir Gin 9nscno Gier, pirb
bod 10 mnndl brnper 6nus1rnu cin 8is:
her III picl Icii, NIB. obipobl ibr bn5
Ser; babel beinnBe brrdlcn mag. tpirb
tic cinfuh feline &ud,en baden.
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Mir mir nnIerrn 2eiern /. 3. nritse-
tbeilt. Fat Der lette GunsrrB elm GeIet
erfnTen IN rrfHerr err 9rnipnse Cont
Hiifidr n~tseipieiti murpe. cine ppIIitdnz
bise Elite Der EenIiondre ous5uirrtisen
unb III per0Fentlid)sn. Ros betreFfenbe
Bud 1T bieisr Gage cridlienet, nnb
hnrd bic SeIdaisfeit bes 9errn 6. ..
aoranu. BON Der ,.@eItliden Bolt" in
q. aouis, iinO mir in Stnnb selebt
unIertn 4ciern i'm Rnditehenben cine
Cite Der 8eniiOndre in @oseunnbe
Gpnntn, neblt benz munatli6 bon ibnen
bejOsenen 8straae. uOr;ulcsen:
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2esten Sonntos gbero tpurbe !Serrn
Heinrid 2ue6be, bent ait Nufmittasc
fur Sos 9ohr 1884 ernunuteu ..G9iisens
tSRis", pon ben Mitsliebcrn bes Gddrf@
f&lken 8ercins, utter &oruntritt Der
GpcItel Bane, cit Stdnbhen gcbroht.
Die Sonae GeicIidaft tpurbc ciuselaber
e;niutreten unb BON Germ NIB 5rau
0lebbe uf'SSuporfOmmenoit be!uirthet.
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Cine feinc Nusunbl s@naren
Iinhct man bel Brnbot.

Scrr Bnul Gnlnmc Bat isin SniDsiis,
unh llhrmader'@eiddft bon ieitcm big
bcriacn Stonh 1T bn& frIber bon !6crrn
;Srnnf 8e6Inmcu ol5 8drbicrlaoen be.
nustc 2utat mrle9t. 0err Galame
mOdtc 3ebermunn, Der cim bibidea
@cldEnt fir icire 9ichen, ,pd6reib uns
ppr ben Jeiertn9cn. iu ~fnuier iuiiuidt,
nuf ieir 0rpBcf Eager ppn @eidmeibt
icbcr Mrt nufmcrtiam md6ep, unb label
ons 9ublitun pon 5crrnnnn unb llm'
ee9enb cii,. bel Inn pcrlAiprCd)en nnb
irine @narcn ju beiihtigen ionic Die
8reiic eerielben fenren 81 lcrncn.
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Der Dor eirisen Munaten neu'or9d-
riFrte Gurnutrcin bat beidloiien am
dbenS bes 25. 0fjember cine ROritat.
ing ~ 9ebsn. 3n Or Grirag berielten
FIR bic gnifnTurs bon Iurnec
Tdtben ocrpcrptt lperber lcll, 10 lit ju
toFer. bns Der 8cimb EN- rcd)t inbtrcis
DIR {fin ipirb.
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Die Tednuns bon Osiualb. 5lubr, i'm
8etruge BON s1O.20, fir 56rei6muteri=
nlien.
BIC 8ebnung bes 5errn 8. 8.
g6lenber fir ale~iounssitiide fir s. 81.
8unten, i'm 8etrage BON 5000 iuur6e
%betpi4i9t.
Der Bonb Der Serren Yfnutid NIB
9ubu als Dramshop Keepers, wnrce
BON Der Court ais seniisenb erfldrt,
uno Der Glerf a~nsetpieien nenlelben Die
56anffuirtbs=9i5en bis SIM 4. Snnnnr
1884 alis5uItellen.
9ie 8e6uuns bes t6errn 5rit DDS
uer fiir bus 8ef6rbern ber Surp had
benz 8labe mo- @6itnep erbdn9t tpuroe,
lotuie bafiir bob CT ben 9ors mad, benz
8lasc uno ipdter Die 2ei6e aif Dem
Iriebbof brodte, nuroe an9enOmmer.
Sic @e6uuns bes 9errn 9. u. Nief
boz I'M 8ctroge pom $3.50, fir 8feiber
melebe er Sobn Stemmler 9cticFert,
pnrbe an9enontnen.
3ie BON q. %. Sladiufl 9%eforoertc
8etpiIisutg BON $4,000 fir &oaobiitrift
go. ). iuurec Qemndt.
an Gnden Der Y%erdnoeruns Der
StrnBc. S. g. 9nnuItr ii. u. Eetenten,
iuuroc bic Serdnocrurg 8eitattet nno Die
olte Gtrn6c ols abaeIdnfTt crfldrt.
Sic &ed]nuns oes 6errn 8nbolp6
8oIcr, Str1ben.G ommiiidr, ill Setrn9c
bon $1,000, wnrbe 6ripiIi9t.
c. pnroc nn9cprbnet, onB @uttir.
&upp bcnafri6tigt ipcrbe, bas CT Icincn
,3ouu iii Der ,2nne" Spiidcn leinem
8eiibthum unb bcm opt M. SduIter,
nm 10 SUB 5uriif5uieten babe.
Bic 5crren Gbus. s. 8cpe, Gbriltopb
8etbemcpcr NIB 5. s. ouf Der SGoe
purocn OILS GpmmiHdre ernaunt I'm
ben Gdnben, wcld)er s. IS. @illarh
burtb Die &nl(uipaps 8rnirie 8oab CT
ipad,len, o%b;uid1bca nno hcr Court Se=
rift ;u eritatten.
Gic 8iertcliG6rlidc 46rednun9 nit
Gpnntp G6atmeiiter Singer fan6 arn
Mittiuo9 ltatt unb ieine Bidder iuirrbcn
lit ooGitdnbi9er Srbnuug b%efuroen.
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0lass8 aaren jeber &rt bel
8rubo OF

Gesten 9ienstus serietb burd Die
i1na1tIamteit Der &inber bes 5arbiser
Narpn Goerion cine 8ortie 8nrmtpUne
rub cine 8ettbede in 5lammen. Gin
GeuersNlnrm iuurce iofort seseber,. bod
seIans es oen Nadburr, tuelfe iofprt
3ar 5ilFe berbeieilten, bes Seuers 5err
81 iuerSen, ebe erbeblider Sdaben anece
ri@tet iuuroe.
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0srr &m. 8oiboG, iuelder in Der
Office beS Serrr 8ubolpb 6ir5el in ct.
QouiS 6ns Stubium Der Re@te 6etrieber
NIB md6rcro Der Iesten SiBung bes
&reis9erihtes III Oidse GouHtp iein
AbpoFoten Gramen ~beitdncen, bot iid in
2inn niebergelnner. ,ut onIelbft als
@edtsanmait ;i prnfticrtr. Sair min.
Idcn i6m Grfols.
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@eitern Innb in Splu, Mn, Ole Srans
ing bes Serrn Subr 8. Miuer oOr
bier, nit 5raulsiu 8. W. 5eicenrp, bon
2eosbura. @rnipIorb County itutt. 8ep.
g. 6. 2ausbliu, BON 8pln, oOu5o9 Die
3rauun92= Geremouie. @ir idlie6er
uus Den pieler 6reunben oes !Serrn
MiIer.'in ~unlerer Stnbt in ibren @liif=
tuiiuIdeu fir inn mo feline 8raut, ouf's
Oerilidlite az.
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Serr 6eiuridl @ieietc. inter mntcr'
nebmen6cr Messcr, iuirS nldNtcrs Cit
serdumiscs 8au6bnus crriftcn ~lniicn.
Eroburd or III Stdnb acicti uirh. aroBerc
Cuantitdten Glciih auf cirrnl 81
E3r9err nnb ben 8eiuohucrn bon Der,
mann bic ROiten 6fS 8cjiebeus Don
RaahFeiid aus 81. 2OriS Sn %cripnren.