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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28

While surveyor was resting at noon
in forest in Florida, one Of the chain
men of his party exclaimed, 81 would
give fifty cents a swallow for as much
water as l could drink" He expressed
the sentiments of the others; for all
were very thirsty, and there was net a
spring or a stream of water in the
vicinity. While the men were thus
talking, the surveyor saw a crow put
his bill into a cluster of broad, long
leaves, growing on the side of tall
cypress. The leaves were those of an
air plant. They were green, and bulg-
ed out at the bottom, forming an in
verted bell. The smaller end was held
to the tree by roots graphing the bark.
Feeding on the air and water that it
catches and holds, the air plant becomes
sort of a cisteFn. The surveyor
sprang to his feet with laugh.
Boys" he said, "that old crow is
wiser than every one of u.s." "How
so?' they asked. ''Why, he knows
that there are a hundred Thousand
water tanks IN this forest" "Where2"
they demanded in amazement. The
surveyor cut an air plant in two, and
drained nearly pint of pure, cold
water from it. The men did not suf.
fer fol water after that; for every tree
in the forest had at least one air plant,
and almost every air plant contained a
drink of water.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
Alfred Edgar Best,
5l5 Market Street, Wilmington, Del,
HATS and MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Largest and most complete stock OF
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Neckwear, Suspenders, Hosiery,
Gloves, Underwear, and novelties in
Furnishing Goods in the city.
Call and examine the best ONE DOLLAR un-
laundred SHIRT In the world. Price reduced TO
EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS.
ALFRED EDGAR BEST,
SIS Market St., Wilmington.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-28
NEWARK, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE JUNE %, 1884,
THE RLEHADES.


AS when their stars
We're calendars,
Which sailors, ploughmen read
At eve on high
In vernal sky,
While cranes few overhead.
Old Homer's gaze
Their welcome rays
Saw through Ionia's air,
When springtime's breeze
flushed wintry seas,
And waited odors rare.
To battlefield
Pelides' shield
Their imagined splendor bore,
But more their sheen
Loved pastoral scene,
Than sods bestained with gore.
No stars arise
To poets eyes
More sweet for thoughts they bring
OF favoring gale
And bellying sail
And balmy air of Spring.
, 1884-07-15
THE UhlAUNDRleD SHIRT.

Why pay $500 for a Shirt when you
can buy the same thing for sl.00 and pay
the Chinamm 10 cents for Laundering,
thereby saving 90 cents. We are offering
Bargains in Summer Underwear for so
cents to $500, Summer Suits $1,000 to
$1,000. Childrcn's Clothing at prices
never before offered in Cheyenne. We
must close out our stock of Millinery
Goods to make room for fall goods, and
are offering Our entire stock of Millinery
at less than cost. Also 4 splendid assort-
ment of Ladies' and Gents Hosiery.
Gloves and Ncckwear. All Linen Towels
for $ cents tn SI.5O. Summer Skirts for
50 cents. \ nobby Parasol for 80 cents.
An odd lot of Shoes at any price. Don't
forget when you visit our store to ask to
be shown somc of our many bargains.
, 1884-07-15
BAsTED By A BAND MASTER.
= Base Drum Founder Very Consider
ably PaThIyzcd.
ID yon Snow what thinkg,

DO you know what | think?''
Nav"
"Wcll, think I'll paste you one in the
snoot."
The man who made this remark stood
in the office of Dycr's hotel yesterday
afternoon and was none other than the
leader of the band accompanying Charles
A. Gardeners Karl Company. 1t seems
there has been considerable hard feeling
in the band Lately. The gentleman who
toots the large horn is of Teutonic ex-
traction and speaks with 4 very decided
accent. The artist who pounds melody
out of the bass drum is an American and
seemed to consider the German his legiti-
mate prey. In season and out of season
he has mimicked and joked the unfortu-
nate horn blower. For 4 little while all
enjoyed the pleasantly, but the festive
bass drum FOUNDER kept it up so hat it
became exceedingly tiresome to everyone
in the band. The consequence has been
considerable hard feeling.
The band leader had warned the funny
whacker of the bass drum that it was time
to give over his foolishness toward the
unoffending German, but Notwithstanding
this he acted worse than usual yesterday.
In the afternoon, iorbearance ccasing to
be a virtue, the leader of the band took
up the cudgel for the German. The col
liSinn uoS "a ,nr,.iG, #, IN, l,,l,u g
the band led off with his right. The blow
was beautifully parted by the jaw of the
bass drum engineer, who. though consid-
erably exhausted by the effort, still main
tanned his equilibrium. Tie baud leader
followed this blow up quickly with a
center fire from his left, which landed very
accurately on the bridge of the joker's
nose. Without any generalization or the
least apparent effort the bass drum young
man began to squirt around his gore.
When he received another blow he lay
down completely tired ont, and the band
master began to play the devils tato)
upon his ribs.
While this story is being leisurely told
the actual events transpired rapidly, for
MIR. Flanagan, the accomplished clerk, had
scarcely time to fly around the counter be
fore the point mentioned in the tale had
been reached.
The men were torn asunder, without
any lively expression of dissent from the
bass drum whacker until he reached his
feet, and then he wanted blood.
When he was finally swabbcd off and
curried down he presented q sad spectacle.
The Roman nose which but a few mo-
ments before stood out in stately promi-
nence was now n PUPPY mass Of ragged
flesh and powdered bone scattered pro
%miscuously athwart his c%ountenance. There
was Il dissipated and rakish look about his
right eye and the northeast corner of his
face presented an odd-looking cmincnce
big as a foothill.
Seated in gloomy silence in one of
the Opera House dressing rooms the bass
drummer spent the remainder of the
afternoon, his face buried in chunks of
cold raw beef When be finally emerged
in the evening he looked like a tattooed
man sure enough.
, 1884-07-15

From the Green River Gazette.
Green River was gladdencd ON the
evening of the 18th by the arrival from the
North of two well-known old-timers, James
Kline, of Miners Delight, and William
Tweed, of Grand Canyon. They report
great success in gold mining in hat vicin-
ity this Summer, and as an evidence of
the truth of their statement they brought
with them over 81 900 worth ofgold dust.
Mr.. Kline has sent East for additional
machinery for his mine and expects soon
to re-establish beyond 4 doubt the i'm
portance of his camp rs II gold bearing re
gion. Mr.. Tweed, with others, is also
working toward the same end, aud all are
confident that the good old days will again
return and lift Miners Delight into its
former activity and prominence.
, 1884-07-15

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween II. G. Saunders and II, ). White,
Jr., doing a general ranching business
under the firm name Of Saunders <
White, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. White retiring from the
firm.
The business will hereafter De carried
on by II. c. Saunders, to whom all bills
are to be paid and who will be responsible
for the outstanding Indebtedness of the
late firm.
All stock branded on any part II 5 con,
nected, are now claimed by II. G.
Saunders II. G. SAUNDERS.
II. 5. WHITE, Jr,
CHEYENNE. July ~. 1884.
, 1884-07-15

'chives & Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1884-07-15

Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renew
er never fails in restoring gray hair to its
youthful color, lustrc aud vitality. DR..
a. A. Hayes, state assayer of Massachu-
sets, endorses it, and all who give it a
fair trial unite in grateful testimony TO its
many virtues.
, 1884-07-15

The editor of the Track and Road. "
The Spirit Of his Times, \. Y, Mr.. T..
c. Walker, endorses st. jacobs Oil. tho
great pain-curc for man and beast.
, 1884-07-15
AT THE
STREET STORE
AT THE

SIXTEENTH STREET STORE
JHSS opened n &e,c in-
rOtce Of Imported Glass
tUdI'e, among iUhich are
some perfect gems Of table
iDare. Particularly fine
are a Tot Of U.EB glass
SUGARS and CREAMS;
SETTS Of .FY:V,SL YES
CUPS and S.fUCERS;
GUTHERZ'S
WIRE, Teas, COHees and
ice Cream Sets, al iN
Ptush-tined Ebony cases;
HGNG.4RE4.V' GL.fSS
B.4SKET
sery beamti-
nj. Something Uery fine is
" tot Of
GLOBES in beautiful
iints. GAME Sets, II JED
DE.tG Dish and Plates,
OYSTER Sets and Pilates
In C~O.N:NELLE patterns
make stD another. 'aftr6c-
tire lot. W:4TEK SETS
In HILL OPTIC GL.4SS
and Wine and PHHch sets
make In turn a teefOfaIey.
and a iCinebibbe,. Ou of
The behOlder.
AT THE
FERGUSON STREET STORE
II aesc Hne FfOreattsse
p'eiOrers hare been opened.
They are beautiful, bat the
most handsome article in
me store nOsU Is the paint
ing Good -N'ight.n III is
pdthted on Dresden China
ana Is n handsome sCOrk of
art and sciH more than re-
pay u rtsit TO rhe store 10
see a..
Warren Msnsati. Company
, 1884-07-15

Brass hanging lamps with colorcd cut
glass prisms at Craig, Davis 4 Co. :.
, 1884-07-15

Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most effective
blood purifier ever devised. 1t is recon
mended by the best physicians.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
Gtfrtfa fIr 9eatiOtanos ,,arwe
SSiar0ter"|.

Sn neIher Beiie Die nele 8ismard'ihe
&oIon .aIpoliltt 3urSeeinHuliuns Der0iethsz
taaspoDleu III e9ierun9ofreuno!i6emS SHINE
GusgeniBt tpuroe, 5eigt Der Snbalt zines
rtOnierUaituen Slugbldttes", oas in ben
Sagen Dor Der 4Nubl malien6aft unter Die
Ndbler pertbetlt moroeu lit. Oas Btatt
flbrt ben Titel: DGiu Mort an unlere oeuts
l0en so lttter!" uno beginnt alio:
rGeuti1tonb lit, wctl mir uns nod einen gteSt
gutter Site bepabrt baben, ooS fin6er re d. tie
G1Hb Der 9Selt. " aber joLl aus ben
ormen 8lrmern wer0en!"
9to@oem oaS Hlugblatt Nun sunG0it in
oen1a9ogtlder Weiie geQen oenbanDels ltaro
aebeBt, in elmer We1le, Die ale 2eiitun9en
Der lOjtalDemofratil6en NgitattOn pett pius
fer Ii6 lGBt, beantmortet. eo Die Srdge na1
Dem SbiGlul der arnenWilrmer" ME folgt (:
Sit uno NIT 9ts9t bat man geIoot: luGre
bas atte Geuti9e Jlct0 riDt 5~erfaaen. bdtte Die
8ldtbe unierer naturalization Stdote iort9es
oauert, 10 miir6e heute ltatt zines eugliideu @oue
perncurs Elm bamburger Senator in
Snoteu gebteten. y unlere Sugenb iuiiroe
bort S9dbe iantmeln u"O li9 5ugleid1 llnternebs
mun9sgelit a~reigncrr, uno ieoer tlclnlteNauimunn,
jeoe SnoultIte, ieoe 4roouttion 10 troe bic 9tii6mirz
tun9 DuuOA ru0brnebnen. Statt oeiien aber limb
mnnde unlerer Sesitnote 10 arTieiln Q~ctpprArn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24

bic gauge Qngelegenheit I~bergeben tpolte,
bcitimmte SnltruftIonen erbalten baben
ipiroe."
auf bas anttuortete Staatsmiuiiter
bupien am 16. Dldrd 1888
u. o.:
Isle baben ben Qnipruh Der Sumilie
Sfeibert 10 poQitGnotg uno babel 10 oeuts
LID our9eitelt, oaB IS ui0t uothtpenoig lit,
Die T6atlo1en IN oisier S~nitruftion Sl
tpieoerbolen. Sbr @iier uno Sbr SletB in
oleler Nn9elegenbeit limb lebr anertenhensz
Dcrtb. Die 2lniihten, wel6e Ote ilber
btelen @eaenitano GuBern uuo tpeld)e sic
nit i6Iagsnben, geredten uno unpartelts
iheu 8rEnoen unteritlBcn. Itimnnen nit
0enen oes StaatsoepartementS OOutOmmen
Iberein."
uno aud aue mabren OeutiA zNmerifaz
net meroen li6 oamit etnueritanOen erfldz
rem. 9ieienigen Deutiden, bic ptrfltb IN
ebrItber 2lblidlt auleritanilhe 8ilrger ges
tporoen iiub, boben ielblt oas grOBte Ju;
t~ereiie oaran. baB bas amerifdntl6e BUR-
9erredt uIbt pon9euten gemiB6rau3t tperoe,
Die bdlielbe nur in betrugertld)er Nbltbt,
nm ltd ibren Standardization 8erpflt6tungen
3u ent8ieben, in 2lnipru6 uebmen. gs bari
bon ameritanii9er Seite iolAen betriigerts
i6en 9nipru9en fein 8Ori6ub 9~eletitet
tperoen, oenn Da5 f0nnte nur DaSu flbren,
auh in iol6en Sdnen, no es it6 lin ben
Sbub Der Gc6te ebrliher 8irNer bans
belt, be SermenOun9 unierer 3tegieruna
oher uuierer @eianoten gu peroG9tiger
u1o Ibre Wtrtlamtelt 0b5ul6 Ddhen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
Gine Neratffete Sirne.

SIN 2epis 6ouie, 9to. 478 StateftraBe,
neritarb Treit08 2lbero gegen 10 uhr cine an
Der Qeuee DoDlbetaunte Oirne, 1amcns
Jtellie BrpOr, an Den 6olgcu elller 3aupas
numz8 eraifturg. Der Eeroatt, ben sos
oes UtaoheNs berbeigefiDrt Su baben, fteL
uuf cine Breunoin Der Eerltorbenell, O(d:
mems Grace Wtarlball, nit DeldJer
lite eini9e Glunbsn por lbrcm
Gobe i'm rg8etBeu Glep9ant", IN
DO. 452 StateitraBe, neutrality-suspicious.
mar uno pelhe mir tbr eineu NorliUedm el
gebabt bate, neil lie IT'D bon Den Stebs
baber Der @race Uiarlhau, rg}ig Sad,
bate tuiicn Iaiieu. Oleais PrDor batIe 9es
tern Qbeno u in Der Baniineer 'ideu
l8irtbi6ait, go. 518 Stateitra6e, uno
lpGter i'm rNetBcn Glepbanten" geilttge
@etrdnfe 81 it'd genOmmen unb als lie lid
pl0Blt1 frant llIblte, begab tie iid nit elmer
6reunoin, Goia O3cDonaLo nit -Ofamen,
nab Dem Oaontreal t6ouie an Der Gbiro
@pe., 100 tbr Der S6anifelIner 9reo. Ser
fins elm @las Seltcrswalier berabreihte.
0terauf 6egab ii69iellie nit JtoiaUicD Donald
nn6 Dem 9etpis 6ouie, 100 iie baLD oarouf
III &r6mpfe ftel uno itarb. Die 0otiaei
perbaftete Sunadit yiola WfcO Donald uno ben
S0antfelner TreO. perttnS uno iuht na0
Dem 8erblelb DER Grace WtarlbaQ uuo
Dere1t GtebhQber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24

bab fe Ianlmern unh 1pebflagen, Denn lie nt6t
mebr 10 ulete en9lilbe &oblen etnliibren tDnntn,
melt unlCre 3c9lerul9 1ngetGn9eu bat, Dor aIetn
an lnlern ctnbelmtl1eu EoDlenbcrgbau 81 oenten!
Stun lit unler neues 2eutldes 0,eid 9rOb unb
berrti9 erltauOen. nuo ga tonute es ltl0t auoers
iein, ais buB cS AUD auf oielcm gebietc oaS lSerz
ldamte mad ,uboten ludt. &iltn, geltidt uno
oliidli6 lDle INNER, bat utller 9roBer JtelhS torSz
Ter bic Sa0e III Argrtff 9ell0mmtl. Moo ut elm
unaebcures 2anO, fri6tbar uno Sutunft6rei6 wie
fetn anoeres, ubrI9: Afrtta. llnb mit ral1em
@rifIt bat Ell wt6tI9e Sunfte fir Geuti9lnnO be-
lest, pel6e ben oelltl ten 6aufleuten. umo ipGter
p0bl aud ben ocuti bei Rolonlltcn Den 9Ee0 0fluen
in ben bcten l9ctl oes tlneren a%llritu, al Die ufer
oeS rleli9en &oH9onrOnleo. Aue FrOOufte betbcr
2dnoer iao bort mulitnEait, mie ~niroeno lOnlt
mebr, porbanoeR. uno Die Gntplfelung, met1e
oteie Weblete nebnen t0nnen, bari wo9t. eIne mdrs
d)enbaite gelannt WeroeH. LIMB 2eutl1luno lit
bort aIen uloeren Sottern leBt uOyun!!"
Ino nun menoet iiG oas Slugblatt an
bic oeut den OiMt!er ulD foroert tie auf,
iDren WlnHern uuO S0lnen 81 iagen. lpie
tie iiber otele Holttit benton unO Daiiir Al
lorgen, 0aB Die Wta1ner uno S0bne fon>
~lerpattU DGblerl. oanJt Die varmen SO il r.
mer" cine 3uflu0t in Afrtta
ftnoen.
Sen beiten &omnentar 81 bteier Q(ufforz
oerung blloet Die 3Ddtla6e, oaB Die VeiIBer
Der neuen Oeutl6m Observation-Disclosures
in Nfrtfa lelblt Dor Der Q~uSwdn0erung
oortbiu auT'S enti3iebenite warneu.
0as erpOlbene Qano lit ni6t nur ieines
tropiiden SIinas tpeaen fir oeutide 2tns
iieoler ni6t s%eei0net, lonDern ietne san5e
8ei6affenbett lit eune 10 troitloie, paB
es iiberbaupt fir Die 8eiteoeluu9 unO Bear
beltung 0urN @urppGer ais uoultGnoie Hns
9eeignet beSeihnet tperoen mus. @S iilO
DOE Sanomiilen, in oenen nidt etnmal
Irintmoiier uOrbauben tit. Sic bicten Dem
llderbauer feline StGtte. uuo nod Olel neli:
ger Der SnoUitrie irgenOmelbe Qusli0teu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
~96,pinaiumt aeheiIt.

Ginem altea 2rste, Der pom Der Fraris snriidsesosen
Iebt, muroe barb etutu otinotl5en DttlitOndr Die Be-
ldretbuu9 etues einta9en nesetaolt1@enp etlalttte!s tnr
SIr id1ueQe uno pauerloe 6eIlun9 pom Hungettl 1nitb>
iu5t, bron3ttts, Gatarrb, Altbmll uno alien 9ola@ uao
Sungentranrbetten aus 3epdnpi9t Aub Elm lttttel fir
~poitiipe, taOtfGle Setluns Don gteruerldndbe uno alien
,erpenfruut9eiten Madoem Der DUftor bic mHnoerbas
rem 0stltrdIte in tauieltotn 6dlteu erproOt bate, erGdtete
es fTr ietre %hG9t, oS DtttteI ieinen %letoenoen 0titz
men den betu1tIt Al MAIDEN. Bon pteiem 9tottu uuO
lgun,do ~aetr.eben, banoelte er. SD lenoe oteeS 0teSept
oani tolteniret an Ale, oe es winlbslI IN OentlDer,
sn8it der ODER iran,0iiD6tr Sprad9s, nit poler %Hpet.
lung Der Serlteaan5 nuo pes 0sUrau9s. SetOF aerelle
unb brtemurte, bGSie9s Old auI B eye 3eitun9 uno tb
Tenn Is foIort. W. ". %Opes, 14s 4Owcrs Sl9d, 0obss
fter. 81. n @Hiepl"p' f1tcS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
Staot Ubra0O,
gelbNnorSverIuO.

81. Grosfauer, Elm etrpo 45idbrt9er 0eutS
i6er, @~igelltbumer Sell1ont Wtdnlton. Jatrs
mount Bart, WeitsY btldoelpbia, nuroe
Wtontag Wiorgen gegcn 6 ubr in ieinem
3imner in Dem !0aule 9io. 283 Silos@larts
ltroBe in benuBrlolem 3ultdnoe, in Tolge
BON itartem Ulutuertult, 0%utgefunoen.
4srosfauer bate li6 nit etnem Oleier Die
4Sulsnoer all Der ltlten 0allO geoffnet uno
gab in einem bel i9rn uor9etunOensn, an
Or. S. =. g. Sing, $50. I'll Nabai1 Qpe.
geribteten VrleT an, OaB er aus Serapelfs
lung it0 ooS Gebeu ju lebmen 9elonnen lei.
Der un9llidli6e fano Qulnabme i'm
County: 0olpital, NO man bottt, lbn pIeoer
berite4en Su tonnen.
George .. Ol6er, SO. "a 6remontStr.
iuobnbuft. mclter Dor el1igen Tagen bon
Der HoliSei BEL ejnem @inbruh IN bus
Gommi1lion5geihGft BON &emper Bros,
$50. 165Soutb MaterltraBe, betroffen uno
DeBbalb an Das GriminaI9eribt Uerpielen
nurbe, Deriu6ie OounerllagHormttta9 SDeis
NAL, lelnem 3eben ourc1 SelbltmorD Elm
Gn0e Al MAIDEN. OdS erite Wfal, geBen 4
llbr Wior9ens Deriuhte OlIder, iid nit
el1em JtdlirIneiler cine N0er am redten
Qlrm gu 0flnen, murOe Oaran aber bon
letner Trau D%erbinoert. Oei DEM 5iDetten
Geriu9e tpar Der Qeben5miioe eripIgretder,
inOem CT gegen 9 ubr GOrmiGta3s cine
Dolls Strp6tn gu liD na6rn. SIN 2Ir5t
ipalDte ioIort 0e9enmittel all uno perats
laBte Oilber's l1ebertitbruna nab Dem
2tIegionersBriiDe 6oipital, mo- man bort,
i'm iDieDer beriteuen 81 t0nnen. 0llher,
pelder iih NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir nos
torilhe 0erbre1sr Elm beoeutenoe5 Gerln0e
gen crtporben boben ioQ, bat %anideincno
Den Stlbfmorouerllt0 Qemadt, neil er
unter Ger Qlnttage 0es @tabru0S III oaS
Grimilalgeri0t uermielen lpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
Musemeimer @aarenrnorft.

gprtt.-a n 0ptaso l .l3. tn ct. 9ouis
1.12; in Cincinnati l.11@-; in Yeorta
LIZ; in baltimore l.1S@1.I9.
Sutter. - Creamery bette 25@28c..
5iernlt6 CUTE bis CUTE. 200 33c.. .Noirp',
CUTE bis bette lO@21c. 9eringere QuulltGt
O@13c. Stiidbutter l4@I6c.
@ter. - AuS9eluDte 21@-c. has Dbo.
@e I1et. Seoeno: Gurfeps 9f01Jc,
eei6lo1tete 10 @12c.; 0uouer 4@74c.,
8ei0l. 9@9c. ;@1ten 10@114c oas ID. WGnle
$7.75@9.oO bas OeO., 9ei6l.9 Ollie.
&artof tel H.-S9one @Grlp hoie 30
34c, SurbdntS 32-35c., YeG9blows 3s@55c
Der Gnl0el beim @0r.
SpItt. 9eIec ) Ql5c.,
&umoet. 81 Is o15 ID BfunO Fir
eemil0te ,.@ouutra'
Apfetiinen. - Ttortoo $4@5 bas Gias
den, .Iouliana 6.00@o.5O Oas Sap unO
Samaica 81. 00@7.50.
@rol Ell. 5rlIa. sr1Ien Bill 9l.D.
,ieloeroleAl. 10 9 10, R1cro .oi1t5l.30 8l.E'
selpoIt. 3t@3fe. DIS $40.
80 bneI. suite neIe gteciuMS' LBS
@1.4J; ytautes 1,45@1.50.
SWmts res. 5cILt:s III 81 9-c
eelbeS 4@-c.. rpei5e5 Al 254:. Oa3 30
&Gt9. - &AnaI otc g. | @ountrp
Goo. Hto. Z gu 1tc. @ttp prina % Q65c.
: eitroIeI 500 06Jb, "a Ht11eA
fiji Wteiiiua, 4.00@4.50 fir 6lorioa.
Aep eI.-$2.2o@2.75 oas SAP.
GuttteN. $2.UOW4.W oas Sap uno
50@65c Der 6orb.
% Botatoes" - @et6e Balti.
rorer @ pas IoB unO ,{uiHoIler
l.50@1.75. .@elbe .5erlep5 3.@5@4.5J oa5
SAP. Utuscattne 81. 5U@2.OO.
" iIb. - BrairIebIbner $4.0O@4.50 oa3
Tko., DtolarO. gnten 1.75@2.00. tleine II.
ten 75c@1.0O. &eat5 l.75@l.oO. g806tetn
1.2J@l.50 tlir 9robe uno oJ@7Jc iir tletIe.
6alen 1.75.
&rou 3 n.-GoncoroS -@-c, Gotalubas
8@9c., uro letdlpdre5 % b. Efuuo.
@ranGerrteS @ape @o05 $l3@14
has oaB. Seu 81 Suesle Sob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
@0rltOeri0t.
ANS&S
(8 d d IT,
tblcu0o. q. Nop

Fblcuqo a. N0Der1ber.
Gm @etreioentartt i9loB @eiien bOber.
Sort ober nieOriger, ais in Der 8orno6e,
pis fol9enoe per9lei9smeile 8ulommsnz
iteau19 er9ie6t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24

@el3 elm Qo6Ial: Gabaf raubeu,
0el BON e0ter QualitGt,
Sbn aus elmer 9feife i6mau6en,
0oB Der Gutt nt6t lbneu uerme6tl
@as tur Sorte &u 9ebrau9et,
9Gs lit Sabe oeS Wel6madS;
@enn nMr eoles Rraut Ou rauGe1
Sterirt pom Sail & Ar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24

Sic ausettetn eltebfest 1tttO De=
Sa1tta4cn Est1idDeubtere Der Gonr3O
Getpp Gre&uinG SO. isto SSeDers
ttateR 5tt etspfeD1etr+ &eiteuMm9eae
b1&tet tnatt GtreEf Gtt Die g5r0Herei
SW 1ctoeM- anOp nit 10 upS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24

@m cd fl traien an ZOE, 900
Gtud ein uno bic Yreile lparen nieoriger;
l0were SGwetne "a. 1O@4.35, leiGte $4OO@
4.25.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
Charles Gdsouct,

Gin Snate pom 10 Sabren, bat am - Touembsr bic els
trlt9e @obnun9 II 5reeport, Sa8., u~erlaitu, unb ba
man otsber teiue zpur uOn ibri entOsGte, rnO ole gllera
IN Gorge I'M ibn. 0r tru9 cur i3eIt etitretfte Soien.
Ditto tads une idiDarien put. eg8er Ibe ben Nuients
b It D 8 Rnoaen Anstuuit 9eben tom, pirb se5eten. oieS
lnte, Der aorefIs OeS Blazers ~6raut S6Ole, 8reeport.
ST." gu thun. 24nop~mo
MrrEnufcm DOE gctoalem: lin bic 3eit 69 1.
- Cftober Don So6n Z. 6apre's @oiture In Mont
Glare, Scot Co., ST., cine taitanisnbraune @tabre. 8
Sabre aft, i'm @emiGte BON etuu 1909 4Iuno; porne
wunb; obne 6uIei en-. S~rsenOWeI&e Ausfnnit pirS seS
bubreup be(otut. 1rDo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24

NNVbE' - WIZ 6u FAO'VVI y WIZ pNh~
ter 81 $3.50 bic &onle.
ItioOliu9 IS. - l Gar gu $50. 4@ors 81
$40, 3 @arS 81 1880, l @ar 81 1915, IA
Cars 81 IL, %, : Gar 3u ST. Die Come.
0eu. q @ars go. 2 lmlotbp 81 $40,
| Gar 9to. l 3tnotbp 81 ll.75, , oars ,\oipa
upiono PrQirIe gu 1000. 2 &orS Geo. |
Yrairie gu 50, / @ar % gu $50, / Gar Sn 81
Die Come.
Gumereten: Ittnot6p $l.1301.25,
Yrirna l.l8@ =; Glee 400 p4. rs; Brinl1
4.6O@ - vein DO. | Ill L. 304@-.- /; un-
Sarli@er GrQslanen uuO 1ttuet "a @45c.
~ eD "a -.
Gtnbpteb. - Nn oieiem Wartt belief
fd Die .3uiubr auf 10000 Gtiid. Die Yreiie
1ooren gum She'll b6ber unO bra9ten 6iiDe
s. O003. 10 uno GtIere pon 1867 bis 145O ID
0ur9l6nittS9elpidt 3.75@6.2o, pom 1850 big
IL ~ ID $5.2o@5.75, 100 bis 12UO YfunO
$4.25@4.8O.
VerIUttlI iDlIrOeH Il. O..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
sernbamte 0lapierOirtuofen

Ipielen am liebiten auf Yiatos, beren Son
frei pom Wtetoltlan9 it. @S 1T lett Sobrelt
ba5 Gtrebeu Der Nabrifanten 9elpelen, elnen
reinen, polleu 5on Su ~erSteleu, ,tno
burdh uieles Grpertmentiren 1tno 9rpbe linz
follen babet es einige prattll6e OtGnner er-
reic9t, wenigiten5 tbelllpeile Dem ue6el db5us
belfen. Gin 5obrlt0nt jeoo9, uno es lit
unier StolS 81 beri0ten, elm lbicogoer, tam
nit gied)t be5oupten. BEN Metals 9todtlan9
{, tin-pan" neunt es Der Atr1eritoter) gang
beleitlgt au boben. @rrei0f Wuroe Dies our1
bic @intlbrur9 bes uioltuarti9 9eiormten
NelonaniDooenS uno Der Ioppel- AgraTTe aui
h0l;ernem npin-block wte Der te9nilhe
Ausorud luutet. Yes 8eroieult bat li9
6err ~,>(uliu6 @auer, Der b%efannte YianO.
Tobrtfant erlpOrbeu. Mtan belu9e ieire Sos
brit NIB Yerfaufsrdunte. Nos. 155-158
QSabaib Npe., uu0 lberjeu9e it'd pon Der
2Sabrbeit oieler Ausla9e, uno ben Gor5ii9en
De5 BduersStanoS. 70
Ite 6erren q. Mc@lure & Co., Nro. "A
unb 70 Stote= StroBe. MlbanD, u. g., ermi=
oerten auf eite OiesbeSiigli6e Mnfra9e, ooB
bic Nd1froge nad Or. Augu It Sontg' g
Oambur9er b%eritbrntCn 4 amt1ten=
M eoi5inen iiU nit ieOem Sabre itei9ere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
G1fe.
Gtue &arte.

Nu N1e, psIde IN Den 6elgeu pom SuaeuoihuOpn.
%neru6ier e dmGde. iriibem &erfaa. GerIuIt Der Muunss
tro,t &C. lett EN-, leube i'd tote hlrci eiu 9teSepi. bds tie
iurlrt. 2ielcS erUBe 6eIlmiltei purbe pom etnem Dtiis
lordr in Suo>Ansrtta rnloedi. S6tfi ooreiiirtes
@Oupert an hey. Solep1 I. Snman. Stat'oa D., Mem
3 rrf Nitu. 2u9l Sjat,3i umo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-24
Eesablt muroe fir lei DIT. bet:
= w 7 w ~ NENs
9G6 ID Dur4IanittsssDi&t Sas 100 % su "a 90

S6afe.-8ufrbr ca. 1900 Gtif. 4reiIe
meiheno 81 $2.00@3.75 ons lUO Ytuno.
Qdn1mer be9ebrt at $3. 75@425.
QSerfauft mllrDen H. n