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Hats

In endless variety and all the latest styles you
Main plaza. 5-14-u
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A young society man Of this city called Oh
the LIGHT few days ago, and was FURNISHES
with a certificate that he was not "masher
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KIP. Elect Officers Tonight.

The Knights Of Pythas lodge hold an cleo
ton Of officers Tonight. fun attendance Of
members requested.
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Solid bodies of land, with plenty of goo,
water, from 10000 to 100000 acres, by w. i
HILTON. 2OS West Houston street.
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The very latest in colored-bordered handkei
nm md an Main plnza 5-14-tf
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The finest line of piece goods for the sprinl
and summer to be found in the State at
pANCOkST AZ Son.
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One to cook, and one to nurse. small famil
Apply to Mrs. A. A. Wolf, Dwyer avenue.
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A highly improved dairy or stock farm, with
| hrst-ciass buildings, near the city, worth
$4,000, Tor sale by HILTON, 20e w Houston str.
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New goods at Pancoast u Sons for spring
and summer lust in.
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cigars and staple and Fancy Groceries are
being sold n reduced prices by
D. EMANUEL ABRAHAMs,
6-2g2t 2O6 Commerce street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
For additional Local News see Third Page.


Red Russia leather. Name of DE-. J. X, favIe
printed on side in gilt. Liberal reward Tor re-
fnrn IN This office, or No. 10 Pecan street. III
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We lind that the Continental ink and mucilagC
gives general satisfaction. Never mad u com
plant. Everything in stationery line at
5-7-lm BALDwIE's. 2I Commerce ST.
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California wines,

Clarets and all kinds of fine liquors are beir
sold at the lowest prices 10y Emanuel Abri
hams tho City Grocery store, 2O6 Commer6
street 6-2S-It
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For PUMPS OF ali kinds and water and gas
pipes at lowest prices 20 to Maury u Co., 23t
Ahmo plaza. Telephone 2S3. 5-2S-u
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with board, at No. West Fourth street.
B.26-tf Mrs. TERRY BERRY
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viii buy Il half interest In good paying bust
ness in this city. Apply to "T. b. j., thu
office O-~S-ll
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will meet at Turner hall June -, at 1:30p m
By order of the 81 COMMITTEE.
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Three unfurnished rooms suitable for house,
keeping, centrally located. Apply to n, this
nffire " B-2l-tf
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New spring clothing and hats just in.
PAECOAsT q Son.
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Every body from II 2lS year old child to an extri
size mems suit at Cohen koenigheims, ~
and 81 Main plaza. 5-l4-u
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A business position by gentleman possess
ing unusual qualifications. Address H., thi
office. 6-2l-lw
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enc half interest OF a good paying business;
good reasons for selling; moderate SUN re-
uired. Address this Office. Is. {.
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Piece goods by the suit or yard for spring
HANCoAsT L. Son.
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You VIII Find

Everything in gents furnishing goods from tn
cheapest to the finest at Cohen u koenlghelm
Main niaza D-l4-tf
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SUMNER CLOTHING
SUMMER CLOTHING
SUMNER CLOTHING
SUMNER UNDERWEAR
SUMNER UNDERWEAk
SUMNER UNDERWEAR
SUMNER HATS
SUMMER HATS
SUMNER HATS

Tn large variety at A. NORRIS, 252 and ga
MAR street. next TO Lockwood Kampmann's
bank.
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VERY SPECIAL !

30 suits best blue flannel at 50 So north SIP 80
% suits fancy cashmere $40, formerly SOFT at
Sl3 80.
500 ChepiOt shirts at 81 Esd great bargain.
ST 70.
300 UItite shirts at 90 cents, lUOrth 81 %.
800 lChte shirts at 81 % tCOTth 81 80.
l50 dozen assorted hdU hose % cents a pair,
north 40 TO 50 cents.
Novelties received ereIB ,oeek. Come and post
yourself lrith the latest styles and tOlUes prices.
Remember eUerU piece Of our goods Is neiO and
fresh. SHEETS. CORREPON d. CASTLES,
Crockett Block. Alamo Plaza
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Cohen a. KoenigheiIn

Exhibit the finest line of balbriggan and Isle
thread
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13
THE STORY ABOUT GREELY.

LoNDoN.-Prof. Nordenskjold, re-
ferring to the statement of Hans Hen
dirk, the Esquimaux, that Lieutenant
Greedy, Commander Of the American
Attic Expedition, had been murdered
by a mutinous crew, telegraphs that
Hendrix was told that "a brave COM
mander had been murdered" which
Prof. Nordenskjold says, is evidently
an Esquimaux ~exaggeration, resembling
the SANDER circulated as to the cause of
Captain Halls DEATH 1871.
GREAT BRITAIN.
BELFAsT.-Sir Stafford Northcote
opened a Conservative Club here. In
reply to an address of welcome he de-
nounced the disastrous policy of the So
called National party, and asked the
Conservatives of ireland to unite against
the would-be destroyers of their religion
and their liberties.
STATEMENT BY o~'DoNNELL.
The Central Meas says that O'Don.
nell has made a statement denying that
he was sent to kill Carey. He says he
and Carey were sitting in the cabin of
the steamer, that Carey began to fasten
aquarrel upon him, when O'Donnell re.
marked about the rumor that Power
(by which name Carey shipped) was
Carey, w%hereupon Carey and he started
up, each with pistol drawn. O'Donnell
gripped Carey's collar with his left
hand, but, being paralyzed, lost his
grip. Carey then crushed him down
against the end Of a table, putting his
pistol in O'Donnen's face O'Donneli
grabbed the pistol aid lid his own.
Carey's weapon falling on the floor six
feet away, Carey ran, partly STOPPING,
topicki it up, when O'Donnell fired again,
not deliberately, but to a v his life. Ac
cording to O'Donnell's statement the
story of Carey's son, that he took his
fathers pistol from a bag after the
shooting, is untrue. He took 1t off the
fio0r.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13
Both of One Mind.

In front of a Denver butcher shop a
a butcher sat cleaning a revolver. 1t
was a rusty old "Colt," which had not
been in use for years, and vas to be put
in order and traded off. A shoemaker
came along directly and observed: "Of
course there II be an accident" eyes,
| presume so, "''It isn't loaded, is it p,
"Oh, no." "But it will go off ?'' sit
WILL 81 never see a revolver without
wanting to handle it. Let me look at
that weapon. All I'm satisfied now
that it doesn't contain any stray bullets.
Do you suppose you could hit my foot
at that distance ?" Certainly l could.
Now, if she was loaded I'd take a dead
sight like that and pull the trigger,
and" The shoemaker jumped two
feet high and yelled like an Indian, aud
when he came down he danced and
kicked and galloped around until pee
pie thought him crazy. 1t was only
after crowd had collected and cornered
him up in the shop that any one found
out the trouble. The butcher had put
a bullet along the sole Of his foot close
enough to draw blood. 81 told you
she'd go off, how'd the shoemaker, as
be sat with his bootin his hand. Sand
didn't l agree with youY" i~nnocently
responded the butcher. -Detroit Free
Press.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13
Why They Discharged the
Cook.

A man at Long Branch recently en-
tered a restaurant and said "Have
you any clam.chowder 2' "We have,n
replied the waiter. Bring me a plate.n
A plateful was placed before him, and
he set to work with great gusto. After
he had taken about a dozen spoonfuls
he drew a pair of opera-glasses from his
pocket and looked intently at the chow
der for some time. Then he jumped
into the air and shouted Eureka ~
Whats that asked the proprietor.
'sI've got it 70 yelled the diner. 'Got
what ~ asked the restaurateur. "A
clam |" Great Scottl" yelled the
proprietor ; .sbe's got the ella NIP And
before the diner could say a word the
proprietor picked the clam up in a pair
of gold pincers and bore it triumphant
ly to the kitchen, threw 1t back into a
huge boiler of chowder and said "Who
dealt the chowder to that dark-haired
man over there ?" 81 did," said the
assistant cook. .sThen you are dis
charged for dealing out the clam
that we use for havoring purpose. p
Pack.
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About Women.
Matrimonial Memoranda.

-
Matrimonial Memoranda.
Never taunt with a past mistake.
Never allow a request to be repeated
Let self-abnegation be the habit Of
both.
II forgot is never an acceptable ex.
cuse.
If you must criticise let it be done
lovingly.
Make marriage a matter of moral
iudgnent.
Never make a remark at the expense
of the other.
Give your warmest sympathies for
earh others trials.
If one is angry let the other part the
lips only for a kiss.
Let each try to yield ottenest to the
wishes of the other.
Neglect the whole world besides rath-
er than N another.
Never talk at one another, eitheraIone
or in company.
Never speak loud to one another I'M
less the house is ON fire.
Always leave home with loving words
for they may he the last.
The very felicity is in the mutual Gull
tivation of usefulness.
A good wife or a good husband is the
greatest of earthly blessings.
Never dnd fault unless it is perfectly
certain a fault has been committed.
Let all your mutual Accommodations
be spontaneous, whole.souled and free
as air.
A hesitating or gnam Yielding to the
wishes Of the other always CRATES upon
a loving heart.
Consult one another in all that comes
within the experience, observation or
sphere of the other.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13
AT TWILIGHT.

rrD,,, . ,sa % calm no ripple breaks
W. ~ ret itseifLo seething mas Of spaag, rod
The moonbeams fall one long u"'"
IN .Sy ing sky a paler eoloring takes
nv lingering vet the sunset glow e.,ou
FnSolds, with crimson, the far peaks oiS"O"
o,sr Won the wavering line Of sea meets Ky
Ana both are merged in faintest DIST u
Tho White clouds all their heecy grace IN
fold, III
Or maseed in .hadowy %grsnduer hei
The sea gulls aock and spread their oro""'
white wings aa,u
The beacon light its radiant warning hing7'
with remnants flying in the ftful breeze
The stately ships at peaceful anehog I1e''
Or. dipping low, beyond Ia vision glide
Nearer come strains Of sweet, wild mel"-
dies, r
Is eager boatmen pull for home and shore'
Boston Journal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13
Scraps.

The editor of a French newspaper,
speaking of the dedication of a new
cemetery near Lyons, said that m.
Gescoigne had the pleasure of being the
first individual who was buried in this
delightful retreat"
"A young lady and gentleman, taking
a romantic strole together the other
evening, walked into a well which some
one had carelessly left uncovered. Their
emotions We're too deepto reach the sur
face.
The new western weather prophet
is proud of his name-Straw, and the
editor of the Boston Post, who evidently
has some faith in weather prophets,
thinks he can tell which way the wind
will blow.
MAN should always be graceful, F"
says DIR. Armitage; and the doctor
win please rise and explain how a man
can be graceful when he steps on an
orange peel while carrying a basket Of
eggs.
-"Yes, gentlemen said the bar
room orator ''my father could raise
finer cabbage and bigger beets than any
man in this section,'' and the orator
wondered why everybody laughed.
There was a reward offered the
other day for the recovery of "a large
leather lady's traveling-bag Whether
or not the large leather lady has got it
back has not yet been stated.
The fashionable tendencies are 50
running to enlargement, that it is feared
another season or two will see the fe-
male head-gear adorned with the entire
ostrich instead of the feather.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13

Gibson ashore at thar point. She
lies in ten feet Of water, and is not
injured.
The Secretary OF the Treasury decides
that green plhms are free of duty under
the new Tariff law. 1t seems that a
large trade in green plums is carried
on along the Canadian border, hence
the question arose whether they were
dutiable under the provision which
imposes a duty Of n cent per pound
on ''prunns, dates and plums.n The
Secretary decides that they are Strut
not otherwise provided for,v and
free.
The total value of our imports of
merchandise during the IL months
which ended August 3lst, was S7Oe,.
SO4, 564, a decrease from those of the
preceding II months of S35, 204, $40
The total value of our exports of
merchandise during the IL months
which ended August 3lst, was $500, no.
9l9, an increase of SS3, S5,16l.
1t is again reported from Seattle.
Washington Territory, that the smugQ.
ling Of Chinese across the border from
British Columbia, has become a thirty
ing business" 1t is said that the VIC
toria, British Columbia, Colonist con
firms the statement. The Chinese are
employed in the numerous saw mills
along Puget Sound.
Hill 4 Row, boot and shoe manufac-
%turers, of Boston, failed. The firm
is old and well known, and has a factory
at Stoneham.
Canterbury u Haskell boot and
shoe manufacturers of Boston. have
suspended. Liabilities about $3.50. 600,
assets nominally 1920, 900.
FOREIGN.
PARls.-Tbe National declares that
if, to maintain M. Grevy as President
of the Republic, it is also necessary TO
keep his son-in-law, M. Wilson. in the
palace of the Elysee, it would, without
chagrin, see M. Henri Brisson. Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Deputies, be-
come President of France. THE anti
Ministerial newspapers here declare that
General Thibaudin viii not resign the
post of Minister of Wharf.-The Siecte
says that President Grevy still has the
same confidence In the Cabinet as when
it accepted office.
"a K1NGLY REPRIsAL.
King Alfonso has instructed the Due
de Feinan Nunez, the Spanish Ambas-
sador to France, to contribute 10000
francs for the relief of the poor of Paris.
The Paris correspondent of the
Times states that the Marquis de La
Vega dc Armijo, the Spanish Minister
of Foreign Affairs, in referring to the
scenes in Paris during the visit of King
Alfonso, said the wrong then committed
was so indefensible that he felt sure
that ample PREPARATION would be rendered
by the French Government, and he had
advised the King not to hurry his de-
: parture. The Marquis also said "We
are determined to prevent any internal
difficulties occurring in France or a gen
eral conflagration on our account. The
representative in Paris of one of the
great Powers called upon me especially
to state the Kings prudence and dignity
under the trying circumstances had
rendered a service to the whole of Eu-
rope" The Marquis further said /:
I'VE are perfectly satisfied of the good
faith of NJ. Ferry"
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Na6ruf

an Mi6nsl 8Usbler; stpibmet rem ieinen
6rsuneen.
Rube ianft, Du altr, semIt6Ii6e Saut;
C9nr innnhmal ban Ou tn's @la5 gef6aut,
g4arf ron Der 2ebrr ifets franf uue frei,
ltrb batteit Yrr 98aiier me bsipse Sdsu.
Soit aud pObl MA nG tummsn Strci6 rua-
fu6rt.
Gpb SebIe6tts bat Riemanb ron Dir nod
sehDrt.
llrb ba6 Iummifr ron 4afm, mas Du
gema6t,
81, bab .Cu i'm @ahsr gar Stub bid setrd6t.
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9Sublifano fur Tnrmrr nnn 9anb
merfer,

Sauieube ben Dollars t0nnen sefpart
luerOen, iuenn man Die eigeue 9eiuuS-
belt uno tie Ger Seinigen fpObI 6ehu.
tet. SIT 9emanb aalig, bon blaher
9eiidtSfurbe. mibmuthia, Isibst er
an IpetitIofi9teit ooer anssmeiner
Stpd6e, 10 foIIte er uidt ;aubern'
ionOern ND fosleid cine Slaide
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boIen, Ger ME psrfsbIt, su bsIfsn, un6
siunr fur Die 8lsinigfeit BON so @ts-
3u bobcu in allen Gpotbsfeu,
grobt auspabl @Ias' unb YoreeI.
Ianipaaren, bi[is Bel
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8rOmM'8
Gtielt=
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TT bic ein;ise Giien-Yrdparation,
tpel9e bic 3dhue nidt fdrbt, tpeber
8opfpeb nod Serffopfuug berurs
ia4t, tpie anbere GiieH'Yrapara'
tisnen.
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Orctng 1S. GHni

pabreno 3neI Sobren 9ebrdn9t. Noe
in 8e9sn, iu;e mir iie bieien 9erbi
batteu, mo in siuei Sagen ssbn 8oI
Baher fieIen. fdmeISteu fie ;ufammen
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feinen Sdub sewd6rsn un6 Die Grnt'
bod 6urd bas 8Idtter- -Webltbau u8.
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Iektes Sabr meiue trauriae Grfa6rung
Mit elmer enormcn Grute bon Con-
CORDS, an pelde i'd alufIideriueife nul
luenise Sdfe nnsebrndt bate, fdien
alIsS bOffnun9sUOa. bis Die Sruat am
&eifsn mar. Sa, mad einem freita'
gigeu 8ssen uno 9febel, eridien Die
YerouoI2ora. Sie fubr uber Den
8ebbers pie 6euer. Sn Drei SRstn
maren Die 8ldtter 30 to6t, olS bate
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0teifen Der Srudte borte auf unb A.
600 siugeiadte Sroubsn, OblpObI 9e.
Idust gegeu Oas Bbomu, uaren 70
pertbloS ais bte anoeru.
@uS sieien @rfabrunsen tann man
idGe6en, bab oas Giniofen Der Srou'
ben, obiuobI pa6enO fur ben 9teb baber
in ieiuem @arten, bod fir ben @eiu'
Bauer nidt prOitabel uno Iobneno su
fein berlpri9t.
Die onbern 0ietboben Oe5 Sdukes,
- elm ientredtes S66ad Iber Dem
SpaIier - III nidt 10 Oielen Ginpsu.
bungsn ausseiebt unO bat DisI @m-
fur f6. Man tann
eS 3eitig im SriibIina nnbringen unO
iualei5 bic SnOipen se9en Sei6aOi-
9un9 burd Sr0fe i6uken. Gr be.
idust nidt nur Die iSradt boIltOmmen
seseu Die Sdulnib, ionOern bewabrt
au9 oaS 2aub Dor Dem Webltbau, auf
Oieie 8eiie Oas 9teifen Der Sru9t Il.
@ernS. GS siebt Swur Die Srauben
Den 9tuarifen oeS Sraubsn @urculio s
unO Der Sogel preis. obsr biciss if
uugefdbr Der aueiui9e Nodtbeil ee9en.
ii6er sen Yapieriadeu. Die 6ru9t
miro 6efer, ibre 9teife 1T eben 10 id0u,
iie reiit friiber lpie Die uubei9uBte unb
man fam iie Iduaer am Stod Bduaen
Iahcn, nod uad Den SSr0iten. Die
0aupt' un0 ungefdbr einsiae Ginwen-
Oun8, Die man bageaen MAIDEN fanm,
lit Die Ger eriten llnfofen uno Die
5raae, Oh bisie Grtra' Nusgabe her
Oteben. GuItur in ben 8egenben, fpeI9e
Den Sranfbeiten nusasicBt iino, ben
Die Goncurren; nit benen,
100 5ie GpiOemie nod ui@t rs9isrt, 9e-
tatten pilr6e. Sic Grfabrun9 benefit,
ooB in Segenter, Die neu unb iioIirt
fnO, Die Sruuben cine 3eit!ang frei
Don Der &rontbeit leiu mer6en uno ON
aesogen iuer6en fonneu.
Sine ioldIe @Oncurreu, iuiroe ole rui
nireu, Die 8eiwun9en Gub. ibre 3uFudt
~ cen S9ubmitteln gu uebmen, wsIde
/, bt i'm iuOIiden Serieb unbeoinst gum
8soeiben DER Srauben-GuItur erfor-
oerIid fno. Benn ser Weiubau mebr
u1gemeiu berbreitst fein ipirb, iuenn
bic Seine oes Rboma ltricoIn alent-
baI6en Uorfommeu iucr6en, iuie es Der
5aI ieir miro, - oann neroen mir
auf Dem sIetden SSuBe iteben. Gs luir6
Iebo9 iiets 9ebiete geben, ole aus
nabmSlueiie fir Sfn 9Ssinbau paiIen,
lUie Die So6ldnosr bon Sirainien,
stortb Carolina un6 SennelIee, no
nur Die YfanSun9 iber Der &buu-9i-
ME onoeIe9t usroen fam - no ollie
arten bon 3rauben, eeidubt Dor Der
Sefabr bieier berberbIideu YiIse, 9e8o.
gen meroen t0unen. Oieics iuo Die
Seaenoeu fir 6eu Iobneuben @einbau
Der 3ufunft.
Sum S5dube 9e8en SduIe unb Webl- |
bau lit ein Dad bon 8aummoQens
5toff uoIItommeu binrsiden6 unS |
ais Elm DAD bon 8rettern.
(ShIuE tnInf !
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SSprbbemtEcber 2IpOb.
Ba t III T. e.2 inie.
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spif9en
Sremen nn681ltimDre

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ben 0pifbamPfi9iFe eritsr GIaTs ron 5000
Sons:
Sramnftbipcia. gSeTer, Sermann,
Nnrnbera, 9(mcrifd, Sfrd6buro.
Nbfnbrt SGn Srcmcn ieten Nittpcf.
Nbfahrt Bon Baltimore jeben OpnnrrIiaa.
Die Dampfer bes 81. .. 2lcsb Iinb duf bas
SpIibefe gebaut nit beutIden SeeIeuten
bemannt uue tperben prn beutIttn @api-
tatren tefeblist.
Die Mnsabl bfr nit benz 81. .. 2losb DAM
pfern bis Gnts 1852 bsfDrbsrten gaHasitrs be-
IGuft nd auf
R@ 1,1O1,975 PerIonen -Da
unb ipri9t wpbl am Ssiten fir bic 8sIisbtbeit
bieisr 2tniG beim retienben putltfum.
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befDrbrrn mir ;u nu6errrbrntIif bilisen prfi-
len mad unb BON DeutIHIanb, Seterrei1lln-
9drn, u. h.
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unb tSnnsn bel 9lnfunft III SaItimprr unmit-
telbar pom DAmpfi9iT in bic bereitifebenben
Giienbabnpd9en lfeigen.
QSer dIIp et5 alte 8aterIane teIu6en, rber
8erpanbte unp 8reunbe beriiber fcmmen Ial-
fen nil, ip!te I'D on bic nuterSei6nsten Asen.
ten prnben, bic ;u jeber petteren Ausfunft
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prompt bGantpprtet.
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frtr bic Odmpfer hes gcrbb d en-
Sippb auseeteat rerben.
81. S6mbma6er s. Co.,
SenercI'Q9enten,
5 SI6 9ab Ctr. Baltimore, M6,
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8r0mm'8
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Rurirt Dtspepfie, 9obbrennen, Rd.
Iaria, Niereufraufbeit, Sei4Derbeu
Der 9eber un6 auoere 5e5renoe
8rautheiteri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
Ruti, nn Gtrascubaurr.

Sn ber am 5. 9lpril 1888 atsrbaltenen Sis-
une Der GpuntY Gourt purbe beIdlsfsn einen
Sbeil ber Srpn Rpa6 burh RaeabamiTruus
perbrIern ;u laiien unb Spar btsinnenb an Der
Munoun9 Der 5irlt Greet 9frab in belaets Srcn
8rd6 besinnenb unb sen ea an iIbItd. Be-
laste 9lrbeit icu in ;psi rhsr mfbr NbtbsiIun-
gen am %. Wai 1888, spiI6cn 9 libr gpr-
ntittae5 un6 llbr Rahniittags, an Srt nnb
Stele an ben RinbrIffrrbtrenben nfrerbrn
perten. 9lnsebpte muden per Square" &C.
ntadbt iperben unb bic Court beb6lt iI6 6ns
RrHt Spr ein rbrr ale Gn9sbpts ;u psrtpsrfsn.
Nlc ndberen GinSelbeiten tperben am pbenge-
nanntrn Gage am pIage fsItit befnnnt sen,a5t
perern.
9m gluftrase bcr Court
Gonrnb 8lin9G,
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beret&ert bos Blut unb reiniet 6os
Spffern, beilt Shnd6ejuffdnoe,
Gnersisloisteit &C. Serln4t Go nit
elmer Slai4e.
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8struaeriide @stIams.

gs lit iekt 10 oq9smsin Nobs ee-
wOroen, ben @ufoug zines interef an'
ten unb fpanncnOsn UrtifeIs ;u fdrei-
ben unO Damn in einsn gang aeu6bnIis
den 8eItbaftspufi su berfaIleu, bab
mir uus oQer folder betrii9elii9en
6uiTfe entbalten unb uns bamit beanu.
gen, in ben einfaditen Borten auf Die
SerOienife bes 9opfen-Bittcrs aufmerf-
iam su MAIDEN, I'M uuiere 9eIer ;u
bcranIahen. Oulielbe elmer Yrobe iu
Seiuer, DER ben @ertb
Oieie5 9itterS teunt, piro ie cine
nnbere Mebi,in eebrauden.
vYroUiSence NbUertiIer."