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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21

A lecture on the "Ten Command.
ments" was recently delivered in
Western town, and the local paper
spoke of it as a brilliant code of morals
which will be likely to make stir in
the world when it becomes more wide.
ly knoHn. o
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
Important Notice.

A meeting of all the stockholders of
Irving College is called to meet at the
college on the 9th of June 1884,
at l o'clock. Important business to
transact and all are requested to at
tend. H. j. CARDwELL,
Pres. Board.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
Eighth Senatorial District.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce JOHN C.
NEW, of Cannon county, as candidate for
State Senator from the Eighth District,
composed of the counties of Cannon, War
reu, DeKalb and Putnam. Subject to the
action of convention, il held. Election
in November next.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
Warren County.
FOR REPREsENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce w. w.
FAIRBANKS as a candidate for Repre-
sentative from Warren county in the lower
house of the next legislature of Tennessee.
Election in November.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
Fourth Chancery Division.
FOR CHANCELLOR.

We are authorized to announce L. d.
HANCOCK, of Rutherford county, as
candidate for Chancellor of the Fourth
Chancery Division of Tennessee. Election
first Thursday in August.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce j. l..
HAYES as candidate for Sheriff of War
rem County. Election first Thursday in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized to announce j. r.
GROVES as candidate for Sheriff OF
Warren county. Election first Thursday IN
August next.
WE are authorized to announce II. P.
w MAXWELL as a candidate for re.elec.
ton to the Office of Sheriff of Warren county
Election 1st Thursday in August.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21

An eight>year-Old parsing: "Dude
is a common noun, neuter gender, be-
cause it's thing"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs, John Lane and Miss Nesta
McGregor went to Tullahoma last Sat.
urday to visit Mrs. Walling, of that
place.
Mrs. E. NJ. Doty, of Chattanooga,
is visiting relatives in this place.
Fresh oranges and lemons at D.
o. jenkins.
Mr.. John Ramsey returned from
the South last Saturday, and is quar-
tered at the Warren House for a few
weeks.
Buy your fruit jars from Frank
Maddux.
Mat Griswold went to Nashville
last Saturday afternoon to have splin.
ter of steel removed from his eye, re-
turning Monday.
Feed that old cow on bran. It's
cheap at the Falcon Mills.
john Mills, Of Hollow Springs, q
country produce peddler, of Cannon,
was here Wednesday.
Fresh Ost Meal just received by
Medearis & Co.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis and Miss.
Jessie Coffee arc visiting relatives at
Smyrna.
Lemonade, Cream Soda, and
Champagne Cider on ice, at Medearis
& Co.
Some communications and other
matter which should have appeared
this week have been omitted for want
OF space.
"A full assortment of fresh family
groceries-as cheap as can be found in
town--just opened by D. o. jenkins.
p. F. King, the enterprising pro-
duce merchant at Morrison, was here
Thursday.
Frank Maddux is ready to supply
you with any kind of fruit jars you
want, also tin fruit cans.
Misses Mary and Lou Bonner are
visiting friends in Jasper.
Gents Furnishing Goods at cost tc
close out, at Medearis q Co.
Mrs. Octa Dickey, of Dyresburg
is visiting relatives and friends in Nc
Minnville.
Ice Cream Freezers, family sizes
at Frank Maddux.
Call and see D. D. Jenkins show
case of fancy candies. They are fresl
from the market and good,
j. B. Ritchey has for sale Frui
Jars and Jelly Glasses.
--Messrs. S. L. Colville, j. F. Nor
ford, j. G. Biles and w. V. Whitsol
went from this place as delegates t,
the State convention at Nashville thi
: week.
Fruit Jars, Ice Cream Freezers
Sorghum Pans, Tile Flues, Big Bar
gains, Etc, at Frank Maddux.
. Mrs. Robt. Park returned hom
Wednesday afternoon from Nashville
where she has been visiting for som
two or three weeks.
&C. A. Reams left for Nashvill
! Tuesday, after spending some two Q
three weeks at home. He goes
Georgia in few weeks to spend sew
, eral months.
Cheap and good feeds tons bra
at Falcon Mills.
AT a meeting of the board {
t Mayor and Alderman held some day
ago, Fayette Brown was elected nigh
police, and he now patrols the street
from 6 o'clock p. m. until 6 a. m. keeI
6 ing evil doers quiet.
p The name of w. w. Fairbank
i Esq, appears in our announcement
s column today as candidate for th
o Legislature. Mr.. Fairbanks is ayoun
o attorney, we'll and favorably know
It throughout the county, and if honore
with election will make the county
useful and energetic member. He su
e tains high character of honor and il
! teoritv. we'll worthy of the nosition I
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21

Mr.. Scott, Of Manchester, con.
tractor for the brick work of the new
chapel of c. F. College, has arrived
and commenced making the brick.
The foundation work has begun, and
the carpenters work will be under the
superintendency of G. G.. Murphy,
The work will be pushed forward to
completion, it is hoped, by the first
of September, so as to be ready for the
opening of the fall session. The pros.
poets for the future of Z. F. College
are bright and hopeful. Prof. Finney
left last Tuesday for three weeks
canvass. During the vacation he will
canvass Texas Arkansas, and Other
western states in the interest of hi'
school. We wish him success.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21

county, and father OF our esteemed
friend Capt. w. H. Simpson, depot
agent at Rowland, was here last Mon.
day.
BE sure and go to Medearis &
Co.'S for your groceries.
g. B. johnson, a lieutenant in
l, of the 10Th Tennessee regi.
ment, was here Monday.
If you want to buy Sorghum Pan,
call on Frank Maddux. He will give
you the most favorable prices and
terms.
Miss Ava Carson, daughter of
Mrs Elizabeth Carson, died of brain
fever on the 18th of June, and was
buried at the old Armstrong or Sui
phur Spring meeting house. She was
about % years Of age.
"A fresh lot of Tinwsre Coffee at
Medearis Il Co.
j. G. Biles, our efficient G. and M.
was appointed one Of the State Execu>
tive Committee for the Sd Congression.
al district. A good selection.
Remember that A. P. Ssitz is
selling Mowers and Threshing Machines
Of the best quality. See them.
Fresh Graham Flour at jenkins.
MIR. William Wood, living near
Short Mountain in Cannon county, got
his house, together with his smoke
house, and their contents, burned
Wednesday night. The dwelling was
new, not quite finished. Cause Of fire
not known.
Frank SiddalPs Soap at Jenkins
Try bar and be convinced that it is
the best soap sold.
William Hughes, Of Louisville.
brother j. G. Hughes, visited his
brothers family This week. He came
specially to see his father who is very
old and not expected to live many
weeks. He left for home Thursday
evening.
Ask for Falcon Flour. Every
sack warranted.
DIED--At his home near Dibrell,
on the 9th, inst, w. S. DeJarnett,
aged 36 years. Mr.. DeJarnett was {
good citizen, a christian gentleman,
and highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
Potato plants ready, 2Oc per 100
Apply to j. B. Ritchey.
Mr.. Tom w. Neal, Editor of the
Dyersburg Gazette, spent two or thre,
days of the past week on visit to oul
town, and paid his respects to th'
STANDARD while here. 1t is Away
refreshing to receive calls from sucl
interesting, genial knights of the quill
as Bro. Neal.
&C. R. Piper, of Boston, represent
ing G. w. White & Co., truss manu-
facturers, was in this place Tuesda,
and sold to j. B. Ritchey splendi,
line of trusses, shoulder braces, etc., t
arrive in few days.
DIR. L. B. McCreary, wife and lii
tie son, of Woodbury., paid McMinr
vile visit last Tuesday. He cam
to attend an adjourned meeting of tn
Nashville Presbytery which convene'
here at that time, to transact som
business.
The w. G. T. U. will hold a pull
lie prayermeeting on Thursday evenin
June 9th, at the Presbyterian church
Our program will be announced at th
meeting. Services to begin prompt
at s o'clock. We solicit the attend
ance of one and all.
j. w. Howard, of this place
and John Taylor, of White county
two good and reliable gentlemen, hav
taken the general agency for the PEI
pies Mutual Life Insurance Order {
this place, for the States of Georgia an
Alabama, and will leave next wee
for their respective fields of operation
These are both clever, reliable gentle
men, and represent a sound reliabl
Insurance Order.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
J. M. LASATER, DDS.
@

Offers his service to the people of McMinn.
vile and vicinity.
Office at the Warren House. When absent
engagements can beleft with proprietor.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-21
DIR. Stainback requests ye local of

DIR. Stainback requests ye local of
the STANDARD to thank DR., Ritchey,
through these columns, for a box of
most excellent honey presented by the
latter to the former one day this week.
DIR. S. says that whenever DR.. r. has
anything real nice at his house, he al>
ways remembers the preacher.
George Smith, an escaped prise.
ner, who was captured several weeks
ago near Irving College, by Sheriff
Hobbs and others, of Grundy county,
and taken back to Scottsboro, Ala,
was recently tried, convicted and sen.
fenced to be hung. Three or four
others Of his gang were sentenced to
the same fate.
Hon. A. j. McWhirter, in the
American of the 18th, has some very
important and useful information in
regard to rust on wheat. We regard
the suggestions of so much Importance
to farmers who have rust on their
wheat, that we reproduce the same IN
full. From the report Of experiments,
it is much better to cut wheat as soon
as possible after the rust strikes the
stalk. Although the wheat may be
green, there will probably remain
enough sap to mature the wheat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-09-11
seranOn, Ya. 9Onnertag, ben H. September 1884,
: Gpuntb Gpmmiiidr 6. 81. snfpts

: County Gommiiidr $. g. Satobs
ipeI6er i6On felt einiser 8eit unpdBIit
mar, itarb am Samitas WiOrsen UNI
nbr in feiner @UbnunB an SadIoi
Strabe babier. Sacobs betrieb frlbel
etne gauerei in 9lemtpn SopnIbip
! ipuroe Dor brCi Sabren bon ben 9epubs
| lifanern ais GOmmiHdr ertpGbIt unb er=
belt aud i'm Iesten Gpnpente ipieber
Die domination. 9lab ieiner GrpGbs
lung 500 er mad Spoe 9arf unb nabnl
re8en 9IntbeiI am bieiisen 9eben. Gr
mar II. u. Brdfoent Der Sadafpanna
County 9lderbau 8eieIIi9aft.
= Spiuea e. Sones, elm ipobltes
FAINTER unb tiidtiser OeIanssIebrer,
reiite borise @Obe mad benz Serritprz
ium g8afbinStOn ab, mo er in 3ufunft
ieine Seimatb aufI6Iasen fpirb.
Grpt ben ilnsiinitisen 8eitSers
bdltniien bes pergansenen SOmmers
er8eben bic Sputpiteuer GoQettionen
elm febr eiinitigeS HeiuItat, ppsu bic
Se9iiniti8ung bon glbi6IasssabIunsen
leoenfalIs baS ibrise nit beitragen.
Collector SIiper sablte Iebte @o6e
$500 elm, Sobn $500 un6 @ausbn
5000. GieIe Der Steusrpili6tiscn bins
8e8en baben aud nod gar ni6ts bes
SabIt unb eiirfen iid barouf sefabt ma.
den, baB Die SOroeruns SnansspeiIe
eineeSosen fpiro.
sS- gpoS & SOgIs, 234 9tprS 0iain
9loenue, = Giiens, SIe6s uno NeHsrs
,9mlebpGaren DOrrdtbig, Sass unb |
l9ailers@ @inri4tunSen unO 8eparaturen
,eirret. 81
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3ine Srppf.

- 9tnitreidsrmeiiter SaIob Soks
mann 1T lebten 5rcitaS nit einem
Ndo6en bei6enft pprcen, peIdbes 20
PfunS pie8en iO4.
= George 86mIein berfaufte Iebte
Wode feline gBirtbi6aft an einen Gnas
ldnoer, ipel9er am Samitaa ,um er.
item 0iaIe pirtbf6aftets.
= n3um SsmpeI binausaefpcrfen!"
Vt cine beEannte 8ebensart, beren llr.
iprun8 mir nidt tsnnen. SbatIGdIib
Ut bteS aber am Scnntae benz Grnit
Groher paiiirt er berirrte lid, nemIib
am 9enannten Gage in cine Sird,e (er
ipeIB nl6t ipeI6e, iOneern faote nllr
ele tlelne bbI5erne Sir9e oben auf re-,
Serse) unS ipoIlte sbsn in nntsaabtiocr '
StlmIlan9 Elm Snt:stunIer beten. ala
Ssner 6 Der ae!.t.eitsn berantam, ibn am
:,."9sn padte unS Dor ben SempeI
ieste. Stroller betlaet iid, BAH cr
MOT oeten fpnne, mo or noae. g8abrs
l3eInll3 ipoate GroTsr fir bic oIiids
l'9e Heberfabrt ieinsr SSrau beten.
ipel3e er nd&ite @O8e bon SeutIds
lano Surtid erpartet,
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= 9lu bem 8aupIab fir bas nsue
9oitamt iperben redt srfreuli6e Sorts
ihritts sema6t uno Die 6unbamsntauss
arabunS ipabri6einIib nod oieie @ude
beenSist. 0as aIte GsbauSe bat man
enifernt.
p9- u. @Otidmann, sol 9ada.
tDaHna Npenue, bat eln bOllitdnoiges
unp bubi9es Enforcement bon 9feifsn
crbaIteu, ipsl6e er I'M 0roben uno Sleis
nen ;u niebrisiten 8rsifen bsrtauft.
= Die 9emptraten bes iiebenten
Observation-Disclosures npminirten am
9ienitaS $. g9. See bon 9ittstpn gum
&anbioatsn.
: SIN perfIohenen Mouat ereieueten
iib in scranton ll5 Sooesf6Qe, unr
2l Srauunssn une SO 9sburtsn fanpsr
J tatt,
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gfrn hrr Snhfeitr

Die 5reien S6micbe perIebten am
Samitag einiSe re6t persnlste Stuns
ben i'm Gentral garf uno es feblte ibnen
Ibsnss nidt an 5abIreidem Suipru6e.
Das Gebar gIoeuue apceum, cine Iites
rarii6e 0ebattirseIeli6aft, bait lest
ipieoer feline re9eImdbigen DonnerItae
Ibenb SiBunsen. Sunse Mdnner, bic
iiG tpeiter hilSen ipplIen, iino gum 9eis
tritt ein8eIaoen. Der Stub piro in
SaIee slB @onjert abbaIten.
Der SdS 0iItritt Blaine unS 9oaan
Club, unter Der SIbruns bon WarI6aa
Schn q. Sartmann, bsibeiIigte ii6 am
6reitas an Der Spoe Bari DemOnitra.
tipn. Der Stub bate feline neuen llni.
formen, SdbIte einbunosrt Utann unc
mu6te unter benz 9ortritt Der glinas
sOIO 8anb einen redt bGbI6en Gin.
orud.
Sn Der IL. @arb BATS berIdieSene
luitI9e 9Sittipeiber cine berIeIben iiibrt
als ipeSielIe 6dbisteit an, iie i6une si.
men ireenen. Iopf BON einem a6t 6ub
hOben 9foiten ,,iiden."
Gin 20 Sabre alter 9eutIher 9las
mems @einmaier, bel ieinem 9o6ters
mann Ssnrp @etter in Der 10. @are
pobnboft, Iturb Ieste @O4s unb purbe
am Scnntas bseraben.
Srau 66ieI bat ii6 bon ibrer 9rant.
belt iuieber erboIt mb 1T am Rontaa
aud SoS8etonn su ibrem SGpa9er
0ecrse S6uma6er umseSosen.
SuIius Sorba6, elm Sruber Ses berf.
Oscar, fam am Samitag 9tadt BON
DeutI6Ianb bier an. 0a er ebenlaIls
WleBser 1T, 70 pirp er baS GeI6Gft fur
bie @ittipe ipeiter betreiben.
SatOb SdpoIba6, aud 9Iambode
ssnannt, baut nabs benz W. glpbinion
eis4auis Gin @uFnPaus fur ii4,
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Wpn 4etersbnrn.

5rau Gbas. 8asner ;uirS am %.
cs. DTS. bon europa abreiIcn.
SoIepb Slsin ipurSe am SamItao
uno gller. Dds am Scnntaa BON Semi
StOr@ nit elmer Gp6ter bei6entt.
: petersburg Bat einsn 9Snia ,lnb
einen SalIer. i!.s SO5 1T 9etersbura
ni6t -iii9.
= anSreas e6Ort 1T auf Der geI.
isruns.
- gbiaip RabIsn Iabt Sas abae.
brannte 9auS, ipesen befen sr BEN
Bro;eB es8en ben alien Bilger bate,
ipieber aufbauen. Sobn Martin, BON
Der 10. Q9arS, bat bic glrbeit iibers
nommen unS SeOentt bis 9lusganss pies
les NlOnats fertis su iein.
SoRn 9eiI bat i6pn 35 @aIlonen
sSs'n aus SOGanniSbeeren sema6t.
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Nummer 81.
Sas Gbal a6tp drte.

Ser i'm Sabre 1882 ppIlenSett
5Iorenee 9obIenbre9er, in 9IeaIant
SaIlep seIe9en uno ;umeilt ScrantOner
| SapitaIiiten seb5ren6, ipuroe am Sonns
tag gtadmittas eesen 8 llbr bur6
: 5euer seritbrt bahelbe entltano cur6
ben 2eibtiinn eines glrbeiters, ipeIber
cine brennenbe 9ampe nit Del fallen
tpOllte; bic Slamme bes 2ibtes fette
oas aus Der &anne flieBenbe Del in
Srano, cine @rploiiOn erfoIete unb
fpribte bas brennenee 5luoium mad
q qeR Rihtunsen. Die &Ieioer bes
W annes serietben in 8ranS unb fpdbs
reno er ;u ieinen &ameraoen elite unb
bieie bic SIammen an ibm IDi6ten,
bate iib baS sSeuer i'm BREEDER bereits
berart Gusgebreitet, bab eS allen 9bI6s
periuden ippttete. Der 8erIuIt Be-
;iffert ii9 auf $40, 900, nit elmer 9ers
ii9trunS bon S35, 900.
- Nas 9ic 9Iic Ses Wlinopfa
Stamm 9lO. 247 Der 9lotbmanner fins
bet am Is. Sept. Itatt, unS sipar auf
Sraut 5rseman'S Sarm, SfpiI6en Sabs
lorUiqe unb SgSc Barf. Olit obieem
spic Sic 1T elm Gonteit berbunoen fir |
cine gait Sa6em 9fesalia; aIs 9es
tperber iinb aufSeitelt bic Serren gf. |
Seiper bon Scranton, SbomaS Sbps
mas bon Sbbe Parf, Sobn .. Sones
bon SapIorpille unb 9tuSoIf @pttpaI
BON 2adapanna.
Die 8obrunsen i'm SasIor
59aat Der .. 8. & gg. So. iinb eins
,eitelt tporben, ba ii6 in elmer Siefe
ION $50 SUB nod feline 8ObIen sefun.
en batten. Die Grbeit am BREEDER
'irO am gEittipo6 Beginner.
= Die neue siierne Giienbnbnbriide | Z
er .. & $. So. fiber ben 2adaipanna
n unteren TbeiIe bon GarbpnpaIe 1T |
'Bt fertig.
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4ittstpn.

Die S6ulen bon 9ittston ipurbsn
am Montas erbffnet.
Sn Oregon teraubten 9iebe am
Samlta8 Sa8 9aus bon Senrb giipeiOn
um $50.
- Die gara6e Der &nisbt SemsIer
lbObere 5reimaurerIose) am Sreitae
mar cine redt biibide gIfaire unS iuurSS
erbebli9 perberrIidt bur9 bic Scrantos
ner so8e unS Go0sweI'S 9anb. 9(ud5
aus aneeren Stdbten paren bieIe
,,9iitter" eridienen.
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OHumpre.

- Souls Gn8eI reparirt Iein. .ggubn.
pauS an 9rinfer Strabe.
= Die unausitebIide Sibe bonn Srei.
tag 5ipan9 cine 9ln,obI Der StaIiener an
Der grie unb gSpOmins Bailey 8abn
sur GIntelluns Der 9Irbsit.
= Marp G. Smitb, Sodter Ses
SuperntenOenten Der Grapitb Sabn,
ipuroe Seitern nit einem Serrn 8Iadtns
ton Setraut.
= ebarIes Senopp 1T etipas beiIer,
muB absr nod lmmer bas 9ett bitten,
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StuS Sem pbercn 8baIe.

| ~SHO pSui ppCCeH 2Uutc.
| (gricebiIIe. )-9ettsn SamItaa Ieb.
ten bic 8epubIifaner cine Sabnenltan9,
bier auf; bieieIte 1T 1876 SUP bod,
aber leieer frurnm. Ca beriinnbiIbs
ll6t iie ia bic suu;e repubIitaniidc
Seriualtung. )-llnier 8eporter b6rte
leBten SaHitag glbenS bic @attin bon
5rant &iefer sum eriten Wtale iuieber
lln8en uno Siuar mar oas 2ieo: %,
ipie i9eint Der Wionb 70 Belle Elm
3etden, bab lie balb ipieber in baS
Gisbans bOpfen niro.-9lIbert @Iief,
ipeIder iid Dor Srei @oden Idper bers
brannte, 1T iuieSer nuf Dem &ege Der
Seherun8.-Grbpit lit bic @attin bes
Selnri9 Siiiemum iiber bsn ipabrbeitss
Setreuen Buff i'm lebtsn ,g9o6enbIatt"
6rant Siefer, Sobn S6dfer, Geo. Sic
lsnbart, Gnton StalIinebt fammt ibren
GbebdIften beitdtisen bas @cIaote une
~ gutter Sebt beiieSelt glltbiirgermeiIier
JtleB Senfelben. - 2uoiger 9lropIt lit
iuleeer i'm SrubeI, bcnn taum 1T er ees
iuno, 10 lit icin liebes g8eib auf Der
SranfenIiite. Gr mBbte, penn er
lonnte, aus Der Saut fabren. = Srau
&latid ia9t, bic nd6Its, peI6e benz
Jtufe YauIus' fOIse, isi bic aIteIte
Iptter bes 0li6eI 8eBbOlS.
: 9pr etipa eiuem Sabre trennten
lid George g. 9. gucranSer unb SSrau
bon chamber; Die 8rau perIieB nit lbs
rem beiben Sinoern Garbcneale mb ,ce
mad Wiorris, q. g., no Der @utte ibr
elm g8obnbaus faufte unb aud ipnit fir
ibre Seoiirfniiie iorBtc er beiudte iie
fat re8elmdbiS einmaI i'm Otcnat.
Dor einiger 3eit bBrte 9lIeranber, SaB
ieine Lrau nit einem perbeiratbeten
Ntanne cine 9Ieiie mad Dem 99eten ees
ma6t babe; er Iieb Iie bepta6ten unb
erfubr, baB bas 9Saar in Gbicaao nit
chamber lebe. Spdter febrte oas 9aar
mad bem Often suriid un6 IeBte @ude
ma6te Srau glleranSer ibr Gri6einen
in GarbonoaIe. Sbr Wann Iieb ipfort
einsn Sdeioun8SprpSeB einleitsn unb
itr cine 8orIaruns Suitelen, poriiblr
eas gSeib 10 erboit ipar, oab iie ibn su
eri6teBen erobte. gle Bat ibr Saus in
Niorris perfauft imo ben @rIbS nabrs
i6einli6 nit ibrem SubdIter Deriubelt,
oenn berieIbe 1T elm armsr Sdluder.
Sic perIanSt iest So, 900 fit bic Sren.
nung.
- Der Sermgn BREEDER in 9ricebiae
mare am 9ienitag 9Ia6mittag beinabe
in berieIben ggeiie ben SIammen ees
cpfert iporben, ipie Der SICrenee BREEDER
in gleai0nt @allep am Spnnta1 ,upor.
2lu6 in hisiem Sale bate Der Mlai6is
nenftbrer 99m. 0ueIt berIu6t, cine
brennenbe Sampe Su fiilIen unS cine
erpIOiiOn mar bic 6OIse ; @ueit purSe
ibper Uerbrannt. Der 9Sertfibrer
SisIin mari 6aS brennenSs OslsefaB
sum Waihinenblus bmaus unb ba bic
6Iammen iid Benz Sparrenpsrf nod
ni4t mitBetbeiIt batten, 10 9eIans eS,
lie III lDihen.
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SSabire Gpunft.

- Der @nitrsi6er SarreH iiel am
WOntas bon einem 26 SUB boben 8ss
RIFT an benz ueuen Stating Stint in
0OnesbaIe uno berleBte iid Iebensscs
fabrIi6. Gr iuobnt an gto. 10 Ser
9rabitp 9abn.
: Der bemOtrutiIde county Content
tpirc in SonesbaIe am Mpntaa ben
30. Sept. abaehaIten.
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Gei6dftss s9(n,etger Der eilOleite.

r9- SIM Store bon Mi6acl WliIsr,
GeSor gIOenue uno Sidorp Strabe, 1T
INNER gu bdbsn Sas beriibmte 9ieipart
Sa8er beim 9ubtnb 6laiden, ioipie bic
9rDbte gIuspabl bon Groceries uno
Yrcpiiipnen aIIer glrt; aud bdlt CT bic
beiten 8uti6en unb YierSe su Sermie=
then - 9laes sum nieOrisiten 9rei8.
= Spre6t bel ibm bor unS ii6erseuot
gu6 ieIbit.
Bier beim GdBden mad iebem
StabttbeiIe Seliefert.
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nA- -glnnoncirt i'm .g1odenblott.

H-A"EIINUHeItI I'M >, ,gEomenbIatt",
n@- Strobbiite su ipeniser ais baIs
BEN PreiIe, in Srcwn'S See !5ipe.
nA- Srctpn'S See 0ipc 1T Sausts
quarter ftir SOifer, SanStai6en, etc.
e<1- SerbitmoSen in Damenbiiten
loeben erbaIten in 8ropn's 8ee s5ipe.
ns9- GrObe Gebuttion i'm greiIe
eller Spmmerpaaren, in 9ropn's See
Sioe,
6aS- Seriep's fir 0amcn unS Sin.
See Sipe,
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1a 9bas. S6eu6's StisfeI. unb
S4ub9ei6dft lit nit ben beIten @au.
rem rei6li9 perieben un6 bic 9reiIe
limb 10 nieSriS, ipie irscnSpo in Der
Sta6t. 9
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Sr. 9. 3. 9lmmanm,
Sepriifter
oentider glrit Il. 0ebnrtsleIfer.

Office: SIM Snuf' bes Serrn wlidael
WRtller, Io. 4S0 Geoar abenue, II. 8arO. 80
Offeeftnuoen; 10 Rorssns l2-2 @it.
das un0 6-8 Qbenos.
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& mtt'S
! :. TNi11cm
e rTd,Iafffr wrthr,
il nhf dfhrr,
nnS 3ttulnrin.


Npe tl,itn Gusutn tniiprinstn 0rtiritrtcl alftr
aranfbe,en res WitHiftnstitlettS. Gelsrnbe
esmptcm. ssistu ttrsn Gaittu an gangeI an
Mppetit, k,triiopiuT9, Sopttpsh. eia @ss
Tihl nsr nrwere nan Dem 0ifeH, slbs
neiaune oeasi sluitrenenns oes Serpsrs
psrp Csstiies, sluh.. oBtn ptr SPeiie, ReiIs
barfsit osS 9emps -ariehte, geothdte
Gtimmuue. elm Weiabl o. 70 batte man cline
pHibt peridumt, 2dlipinoei, SsFBtIoptei'
=T6lmimmeHoe Ynnfte Dor ben a1Seii, bodli
aeidrbter llrin, Bert iopfuug, r;a9s zen
Gttrau1 etntS tirttl auf bic pebtr irtTta;efR
HpiiidS ne,bErntis. cIS cine etttr Dittiiiu batst
7attS pilen nifl ibgtS Cleihtu. 9hye 2gsrs
fHns auf Ri,rsn une Saui ne tssniaus prompt, alis
Int .inisIsisn turb tisis trfi pNu5tstpsr esS Sps
fems1 bsisitstue, arptht trleussus, ispis eeiunes
Beeaunua, fs5tlmabiBsR GiublsaHs, Hare Saut
nnb triit,S.u aspu. 9uit'6 giuen ptrurs
ia6eu rtttt usbslitst nct eeislGns'etn' tae n'EPt
ftSrsnS lei tsr tAsI,hsn gytsit uni Elm
DrhHoIidieS @eeeumitteI bel Daalasia.
1iebtau ~ batsu, S"5 cts. ~ @2urraq e., R.9.
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QUITS 8 ajnari;irbr- -lilittrl.
GTaue Rspfs nns gsgtbaaFs psTs.n i'iert, fur1l
cine gprll,aiipu, IN sIAHBeut @ n az tsTs
fanhtIt buEt tiSiss GaItmitlli. 8u hastn eet aAsH
aprtheiern, eeer mas Gmpians ron s1.OS PEI
pxprtt rsEiantt. Sfiiss, ~ 1Rurrap Sir., d. 3.
Hutfs @aRual RRbllGtr RgisFte irri.
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@ebr. SuttO's &leiOer= MagaSin.

go Die SmSen pOammn nfsSeu sat wOa
8rnnOen. Gutduf m -"
ten moosrum uno oauerbat 8mabtm
g ins nt CT 9lmsm0
W Spa6fne opo ais fur Sna
Sbr
sns9se @e bfomm o ibebtbd Die auwabl
per a f uno unfretg Die bette etot
lnir @eibdfhpab
326 Sa dnanna 9lDeuue,
Hu bre Sduie bon Der l. RatOnaIbGn,
gebrlber Quito.