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Railroad Guide.
PHILADELPHIA & Reading R. R.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

hITduReWeuL VI dSSSnRGE Nuhi
MAY 1854.
Trains leave Allentown as follows:
(via PERKIoMEN RAILRoAD.)
For Philadelphia at *4bs, $50, Il 40 a. IN,
and "s.Io p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at $500 a. m.and $50 pm.
(Via EAST PENN BRASoH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg, 800, $40 a.
M, 1915, 4.sa, and eo5 p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, o.0o, $40 a.
M, and 30 y. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrisburg and waypoints, 7.S5 a. M,
e.o6 p. IN.
For Philadelphia I 735a.m
Trains for Allentown leave as follows:
(Vla PERKIoNEN RAILRoAD)
Leave Philad'a, 4sO, 7.4O a. M. and loo,
Sl.36, "430, and 5.l5 2. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, $50 am, 8 so, "42O
tvia EAST PENN. BRANcH.)
Leave Reading, 7.sO loI5s. M, ZOO $50,
Leave Harrisburg, $50, 7.5o, $50 a. m, las
asd 400 p. N.
Leave Lancaster, 1850 9. M, 100 and t3lO
Pm.
Leave Columbia, 7.so a. m, 1.lo and $40
tFrom King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, LOO r. M, 600 r. IN.
Leave Harrisburg, 200 =. IN, on p. m.
Leave Philadelphia 8 80 a. IN 3.50p. IN.
Trains via "Perkiomen Railroad" marked
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Trotting at Allentown.

Trotting at Allentown.
Owing to the rain which prevailed dur
ing the Lehigh County Fair last month, the
rnces were postponed until Wednesday,
when rain fell again.. and the races were
put off until the afternoon. For the $3.50.
purse there were foSr entries, but three
only started. Ironclad, Of Bethlehem, won
in three straight heats. Time, 2.S9, 24O,
2.4O. For the $3.50 purse there were eight
ent ries, but owing to the heavy condition
Of the track there were only four starters.
Troublesome, of Apalachne, N. Y, won in
three straight heats,in 225, 226 and 2.2GI.
The last few heats were. troited in the rain.
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TRACH'S ACADEMY
And Commercial School.

A BoGFdinR and Day School for Young
Men and Ladies. Prepares for college, for
teaching, and for business. A full CORPS Of
experienced teachers. Charges Reasonable. /,
References Faculty Of Lafayette College
Business Men OF EastOn, Pa, and other pa
irons. Full Session orens Aug. Sth Stu
tents may enter any time. Send for cata-
dogOs 10 X n, TRACH. Prln. Easton, Pa.
Please mentien this paper.
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HYneneal.

tllmtubdl'
on Tuesday of last week, Millport had a
delightful sensation in the wedding of one
of its bellies. Miss Mary A. Snyder,
daughter of Mrs. Eliza Snyder, was united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony with Mr..
Chas. w. Horn, of Slatingtou. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wing
ard, OF Parryville, at the residence OF the
brides mother and was witnessed by the
immediate friends and relatives of the
parties, after the ceremony a reception was
Leld, The happy couple left with the !
o'clock train over the Schuylkill and Le-
high Railroad on a wedding tonr to the
West. They will take in Harrisburgh and
Pittsburgh. Pa. Akron, and Cleveland,
Ohio, Niagara Falls and Buffalo, New
York. Miss Snyder is lady who is high.
ly esteemed in this community, and bride
and groom will enjoy the hearty congratu :
iations Of host of warm friends, aud 10
these we add our own, wishing for them all
the blessings such as a happy union can
give. They will return about the Ist Of
Notwithstanding NeUS.
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NEW ADVERT ISEMENrS.
Auditors Notice.

In the matter Of the first and flnal account
Of 5. II. Gilham. assignee for the beneht Ot
the creditors Of W. Wiutermute.
The Auditor. appointed by the Court to
make distribution Of the funds In the hands
OfS. r. Gilhnm, assignee, for the benefit Of
the creditors Of W. S. Wintermute, will meet
all parties Interested for the purposes OF his
appointment ut the office Of Freyman and
Keiier In the borough Of Mnuch Chunk, on
TUESDAY DECEMBER ., 1884,, at Nine
o'clock A. M when and where all parties
interested are required to appear and present
their claims or be forever debarrea from
coming In on said fund.
HORACE HEYDT, Auditor,
Nov. /, 1SSi-Iw
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Democratic Ticket.

Democratic voters will do we'll to COM
pare their tickets with the following be-
fore depositing them in the ballot box.
The ticket must be divided into three
parts, thus-State, Judiciary and Coun-
ty. If the names DO NOT COMPARE with
the following the ticket Is BOGUS:
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Wedding Bells.
Mr.. j. ]. Kutz and Miss ida NJ. Clauss,
daughter Of T. D. Clsuss, were Joined
together 10 the holy bonds OF wedlock by
Rev. j. II. Kuder, al the residence Of the
brides parents on Bank slreet,th borough,
last Sunday afternoon. The ADVOCATE
joins with the host of friends in wishing
the young couple long life of happiness
and prosperity.
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The Winter Resort,
VINBLAND OR SOUTHERN PINES
MOORE COUNTY, NTH CAROLINA,

In MOORE COUNTY, NTH CAROLINA,
mot New Jersey.
lie on the most elevated point ofthe long leaf
pine section In the South. Free from every
influence The atmosphere is
highly charged,wlth ozone from the almost
boundless pines. Send for work on "The
Pines, " written by physician who has made
the lung disease a life study. 1t gives n
history OF this section, Southern Pines, and
many hints which will he of interest TO
Rheumatics and Consumptlves. We will
send few thousand copies free Of cost 10
those applying during the next few months
We desire to correspond with physicians, and
will make it to their interest TO write to us.
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Killed by Jumping From Train.

hlllou Oy JuHlpluh IIOhi d 1iaih'
A terrible accident occurred Friday after
noon at Dry Hollow, Schuylkill county, by
which John Fiest was instantly killed and
Charles Sill fatally injured. They were
residents of Tamaqua and were employed
at the Lehgh Coal and Navigation colliery
at Dry Hollow, three niles from Tamaqua
The colliery only worked three quarters oi
a day and about the time the colliery stop
ped a coal truIu was guiug in tho iirOctiuu oi
Tamaqua, which Fiest and Sill boarded
In their attempt to jump off while the
train was running at a high rate of speed
they we're caught. FEST was dragged under
the wheels and irightfully mangled. Sill
was terribly bruised, but ma nsged to lay
quietly under the cars until they passed
over him. His injuries are fatal. Sill was
l6 years and Fest 10 years Of age.
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American Home aud Farm CyClODGdia,
Farm for Sale.

A valuable farm OF about 1885 acres. adloin
ing lands of Wallace Seipel, On the road
leading to the Mahoning Valley, will be
sold on easy terms, For further informa-
tion address or apply to ..
Lehlghton, Pa,
ATE. II. snyder's Store,
July s6-tf
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swindlers after the Milliners.

Several milliners of Allen town were
Monday afternoon made the victims of a
swinde tried for the first time there. The
sharpers, two in number, operated in this
manner: Ono would enter a store and rep
resent himself to be the son Of wealthy
farmer near that city. His story was that
his wife, who had not been able TO accom-
pany him to town, wished him to select
several bonnets and take them home, so
she could make selection. One bonnet
she would keep and pay for and the others
would be returned. When the miliiner
showed q hcsitancy in accedIng to this re-
quest the man pretended to be offended and
to show his independence would offer to
pay for the most expensive hat. This
would have the desired effect and he was
generally successful. One Of the victims,
realizing that she had beer taken in, sent
one of her employees after him and succeed
ed in recovering her property. The police
are after the swindlers.
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r. ], BRETNEY,
Reepeotfully announces to the mereh ants of
Lehiahton and others that he Is prepared TO
do all kinds Of
Hauling of Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage

at very reasonable prices. by prompt at
tentiOn 10 all orders he hopes to merit share
OF public patronage. Residence, corner VI
Pine and Iron Street, LehightOn, Pa.
Orders for hauling left at q. NJ. sweeny n
Sons store will receive prompt attention.
I. j. BRLTHEY.
net. l2. lsEiSm
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JUDICIARY.
Associate Judge,
II. LEONARD.
COUNTY

COUNTY.
Congress-at-Large,
WILLIAM w. II. DAVIS.
Congress,
JOHN B. STORM.
Representatives,
JOHN CRAIG,
JAMES w. MALoY.
County Treasurer,
SAMUEL RICKEET.
Register and Recorder,
JAMES p. SMITH.
Commissioners,
ANTHONY COLL,
JoHN ARNHR.
Auditors,
PAUL KREsGE,
ii. L. SwARTZ.
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ThE Carbon Sdrurate,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1884

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons making
payments TO this Office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WEIssPoRT PosT OFFICE, as the Le-
highton office is NOT money order Office
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GONSUMPTIVES AND RHEUMATICS:
WHY SUFFER 2

When you can find relief and pleasure by
spending a month or two on the summit
the celebrated long leaf pine region OF the
South
Very low rates of board will be charged by
the hotel and boarding houses during the
winter oflSsI, and the state Immigration
Department has arranged that persons on
their first visit can secure round-trip tickets
from Boston, New York and Baltimore at
very low rates. Address
GEO. b. PATTERSON, Resident Manager,
Manly p, o., Moore Co., N, q.
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STATE
-

- a a a ~
ELECTORS.
Richard VauX,
Bernard j. McGrann,
Henry b. Flumer,
John SleYin,
John L. j. Sensenderfer,
John w. Lee,
Hubert j. Horan,
Richardson l.. Wright,
John II, BrintUn,
William Stahler.
Charles i. RentSchler,
Hugh M. North,
Harry &. Stiles,
Albert &. BrOdhead,
Ferdinand V. Rockafellow.
Richard Rain,
George III. Irwin,
George 5. Purdy,
Perrine X. Ackley,
John +. Levan,
Ezra ID. Parker,
Edward w. Mumma,
Andrew II. Dill.
Franklin =. Iams,
James X. p. Dun,
John Swan,
benjamin A. Winternitz,
John ii. Hill,
William a. Forquer,
Andrew j. Greenfield,
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Order OtPulliCati0I- for Divorce.
WILLIAM MCCONNELL,

RACHEL u. MCCONNELL.
The defendant in the above entitled suit
Is hereby notified to appear at Clayton,
adams County, state OF Illinois, on the
Fifty day OF November, a. u. 1884.
Herein fail not or judgment will be entered
against you. - -. .-
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Oct. 90, lsSI-1wa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-11-01

O0Y@H. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit ior only $40 cash,
if you order now.
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Days Horse aud Cattle Powder is one
Of the best remedies known for all internal
diseases Of the COW. In all cases OF hoove,
aud securing from eating too much green
food, it acts admirably. Keep 1t on hand
to Offset the effects Of the early spring grass.
Price only twenty FIVE cen Is per package Of
one pound, full weight.
Mp-FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN A
FARM oils ACRE5-8 acres improved,
house and barn on it, price $500; one half
cash, balance on time. Also, a two story
FRAME DWELLING in this borough for
800. Good we'll on it, Inquire al this
Office. oct s5-3w
-Tis' now the hunter takes his gun
the fields TO ramble oyer. from early daw n
till set Of sun In search of snipe end plover.
A gloomy, disappointed wight, ndsged
hand caressing, returns he sadly home at
night, several fingers missing.
Wa Until October 4, discount of FTF-
TEEN PER CENT. will be allowed to all
cash purchasers of WALL PAPER on allc
the stock now on hand. L F. Luckenbach
Broadway, Mauch Chunk, Pa
Water is scarce around Lost Creek and
every Lehigh Valley locomotive between
Shenandoah and Ashland is beseiged by
girls and women, who jump on board when
it stops and waits until the fremen ills
their empty buckets.
Ha-The Last Law Passed was Laws
agent, who is passing through the State in
troduced Laws Celebrated Bluing, used
for blung, bleaching and coloring, and
makes good ink. For sale at G. 7. Horn g
and at the Novelty Store, Bankwav.
George schwenk, an old and promi
nent citizen Of schuylkill Haven, was
found dead IN bed on Tuesday. He retired
apparently in good health. He was seventy
Eve years of age. Apoplexy was the cause
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
GermiSNtcS.

-MQmd6lid pir6 cs lidt iiber bic Sors
oeIdidDte Der Nomretfe oeS Deuts
1d)en IrDuprtn5e1, llno IS gilt 1eBf
ais It6el, DAP i0r urbeber 1tienlalb arocrS
ais Der Nei@6tauSlcr lit, mar Den
GoridIag madtc, ais Der &ronprt1S l0pll
III Spanien mar. 9tad elmer WteloIn9,
ipelde Der v&0lU. j3t8." aus Scrlt1 SllgeDt.
fteute Shirt 8iSmarG Dem &atler DOL, Dap
elm 60fli0fettsbeiu0 inn SGtttalI Der &C.
eentpGrtigen Sage entlprehet iuuroe. 9en1
,Railey woQte Der 8lan nidt redt einlcu0s
ten, bob tbei[te or i'm ieineM Sobne, m0bs
relO Ct lid in WiaoriO alfbiclt, nit. Der
8ronprinS lpur poui9 iiberrald)t ilber bIelen
8oriGlQg, Hno Stpar gsrape nt0t aHS
aenebm. 0Snoelieu modte CT oIe Set5
antlpprtlidfeiT nidt auf lid ncbnlsI, Dem
&orIdlaoe DgS oeraltttportltthell Settlers Der
o~uSipartt0cn 2tngelegeubctten cutRcgenSls
tretelt. Gr iibcruabm allo Die Gtttle; III
pelder Stimntung, baraur tnuH man
itblieBeu aus elmer ~AeuScrNllg, Die CT III
AtQbriD that, er treroc, che CT ll1d SerlIlt
3urii6febre, tpoDl nod Die halbe 9Selt ourda
retien mUiier. 9ie 8e9egnln9 SlptNd)en
Dem &6uig 0umbert unp Dem TrnnprllIjcI
miroe pbne Da5 @iutreteN neS 5tettSt1lS7
lerS nidt in d III, lonoern III 0enN1
erfolgt icin.
Der vMoniteur 81 Some, baS amt
Iidbe Sr0an Der r0mtl0en &urte, l16t lt0
iiber ben Seiud oe5 TronprlH5en
betm Yapit rpie folgt pernelmch;
Scr 8eluh osS tul1tt9en Souoera19
elmer Der mlhtigitea YtonnrbIell bel Dem
pberItcn Nertrcter Der 9r0Bte1 moraltldlen
Wtabt picltr &tlt, 1T enc Dem E0plItD"m
Dur9cbrahte 0uIoigunB. cine 0otfnUn9 auf
ben rcliglDlen 6rieoeu flIr RreIBen. Der
nUtoutteur" crinnert an Den Selub, pel1
deu Srieorih ySiIbeIm III. Dem 8dplte
4iI5 vi. mu9te. ST befIaQt, DaBSso XIII.
nibt 6reibeit 9enug beiiBe, I'M Den oeItz
iden &ranprinsen nit Dem Eplnpe S1 e11e
pIanuen. tpelden 4Siu5 VII. enttaltete.
.Nuein Der Brtns begriif Die Yolttton pes
Yapltes uno reipeftirte Die Observation-Disclosures
elmer gebeillgten 2pnaItie, DDl Der r~elIlter
G0len, pelder Die gSelt I'm lhGBbare lSoblz
thGtell l6ulpet. Syn 1teDrt9sH ut JtIht9
baburd gefG1rnet, tpeoer Die geredtel1 Gor@
berungel Der &ird)e, nod na5 NlleDen oeS
&apIttbumS, nod bic Soffnungen Der prelIz
Biicben &at0olifen. 9ie Bride, Deld)e ben
GuirinQ[ nit benz 8attfan pteoer Derbtn7
ben lolI, lit uoGb ntdt erbaut. DfarI perz
1IQeFI OaB OttIt 9ltIle oH+W Sn'pt" WV
cine GuBerlide GunogebHn9 uno Die &ro@
nung oes 8~anonilies Der eurOpdtldcn Utoz
nar6ien esgen cine pertpegene 3ennofratie,
zines BON einem 9rpBen StaatSmanne SI
Staroe gebra@ten BWnonileS lei. Sn Oiez
lem 8unpniiie meiit man Dem Papittbume
Den @brenplab oil, Sine neue, rubigere,
frudtbarere 2lcra ideint ith 81 er0tfnen,
obne oaB trgenD ell 9teht perlebt, irgenO
Gin ErdSebenS QeidaFfen tporpeu lit. Nir
molten Dieieu sag ais Sag Der 9e4eimIten
Ooffnun9en hegriiBeu; iiber3euet, oaB Der
Deutl0e Stronprlns Bel ieiner llnterreoung
nit Dem 9apite Die @epiBbeit geitb0pft
babe, 0aB es fi0 Der Miitniytung bcS gr0Bs
ten GinfluiieS Der gSelt bcrauben betBt,
tpeltn man Die moralilhe lluteritiIBuE9 Der
Sircbe uuo oe5 HapittbunS 5uriidlpstit."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
(Ius Der o9egsHlpGrt.O
Sat Den @rei8niNen Inn SaS0n-
@on suirIOiun @pnhepitin.

Gs i6eiRt, aI5 Oh oas i60ne Negppten
nidt CUR Ru0e tommer loue. Set eintseH
Sabren folgt cine ydgpptiiGe ELage" Der
aH0ereu. 3uerit 6ie NtiBmirtbidaft So
mail Sai6a'S, bann Die ~6inan3Hotbe inter
Dem l6tpGblidlen SeDft BalGa, odnu Die
gtiIitdrs Euti6e, bierGuf Oas 8LltbaO pom
II. Sum- D. S., Die 9ittatur Nrabi Q0=
ina's, oa5 BombarDement, bic @emebel in
ben 2GubftdOtelI, Die Groberuug oe5 9auoe5
oHrh cine eWgIilde armee, bterGuf Die Gbo=
lera ruo Jest noh Die 8atGitrOpbe I'M Su>
ban! 9Gs lit fiiripabr pieI in 10 fIr;er
3eit! Sotpie emit Die Siraeliten isbnijid)z
rig an Die Sstidt0pfe 2Iegppteu5 5uriid=
ba6teH, 10 gepelten Die in 2egDpten aniGl=
itgcn Sranfeu bsute MIR nit i0tuercnSeuf=
germ be5 atgenebmsm 2ebens, peI6e5 lie
nod DOT Stpet sSabren baieibit fubrteu.
Die iiingfte yG9uptiide Blage", Der QIuf5
itano in Cuban, 0atirt alerbii1gS nt6t BON
beute; IS Itro ihon nabeSu Orei Sabre, lett
Der falide Rrnpbet Die SABINE Der Glnp0z
rnHg entr0lIt bar. 2tber bi5ber nabm man
Die 9efabr nidt 10 ernit. Die GepptiI6en
GrNppeH l6IIgeg1 lid nit abtpehieInoem
0IIde nit DEM yDt uno bieler
tonnte Hi6t eimmaI gun; &or6otan in leine
0stpaIt %brinseH. eSn BerbGItniB Su Dem
riefigen dgpptiihen &eidbe lit abtr bic - an
1t@ groBe Er0Din5 RoroofGu cine &Iei=
nigfeit. SIM Sabre 1880 eritredte lih nGntz
LID Die Ggpptti6e 6errlGaft Gber gut g.
500 oeutlde Guaorltmeilen etiUa bic
iiebeHfa6e @roBe 9ult(6laubs!
Bel Der GugclneineU Gparning, tpeld)e
has Nuftreten oe5 iut>GHeiii6en Otdbbi i'm
Utorgea> pie I'M NbelEolanoe er!DeGt, Oiirfte
e5 nidDt unermanldt leiu, i!ber leiNc Ser
I0Hli6feit, 2lbfUnft uLa0 XebenSgei6E1te
gt4bere5 81 erfdbren.
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1ler nEbIlder, 5u 0ong0la anlGiiigeu Taz
Mile. Gr 1T III GbaaAm geboren 1lnb
b66iteH5 Sc Sabre alt Nor unQefG6r 40
sSdbren iiberitepeite ietH Slater 2lboe2lIabi
nit ieinen S0bnem ans SpI9ola nod) Gbarz
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Wann tbGtig 5u ieiH. .3n Dieiem a3De6e
erriGjtete QbD5Nuabt in Dem lIrtpaloe bei
&abauin cine Wtauojera CS6tfSDerit) me
gen Der unmttteIbaren gfIDe DeS g~sstgneten
Dol3eS, bGlptldGlid aber GUS Rm Gyunbe,
fpetl 0dS barte GuN0ahOLS ulr I'M grilnen
3NItaiIoe sH bearbeiteH lit. Stab 6e5 Naz
Iers &o0e IiiDrten oeisn SG)ne Die ererbte
Rrofeiii0u fort. 2li5 Der 0o6ipal0 in Der
1Imgebnua 0bgebol;t uno Der transport Der
it1rten 8anmltGmme aus peIterer Gntfer>
nung nit Sdmieri9teiten berbunoen mar,
p%erIegteH Die 8ri!oer Die S6iff5perTt auf
Die SSHlfI Nba, 100 retd)Itber 8eitan6 au
G&insbarlp I5 3ur 6anO mar. BGbreno
Die 8rii6er eS6ine 5immcrten, gtHg Otobaz
nleo @dmebv Der SiingiIe, BET bem ais elmer
Der gr6Bten Didter b%etanHten, nod beufe
lebenDeu Sd3eib Saith Ell GMtin auf Der
Sniel Gutt (eegeniiber Don 0bartum) III
be S6nle, mo er unterweiiung in Der
Ghrtft uuo <9slebriamfsit erbisIr. NG6
1OUtaOeteH Shtoien gtng er ais 9anbeIss
EaUH nit pet lhieoeHgH @aoyeut psI@e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
GicUnt0rft.

Giubpteb. = Die 3ufubr belief It6 ouf
ca. %, 900 Stit6, 9e9e1 u, 500 Stiid in Der
Torwo6e. Gie 4rciie maren III Der erIteu
NGlitc Der NSobe Inn 15@25c. bober, ais
pori9c @o6e, bebdupteteu fid aber uiGt ouf
ibrer pollen o0Dc. menn 0u1 cine crbebIibe
MeytbabuoDme ni6t eintrut.
glm Samltog Durben bic foI9enben Rrsile
~ersielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
T9Scherrttiche S1iuct< &faefs-Beifuus.

psrniubsrte iid icbod Die 8abl Der gnbans,
oer pes N1aboi, Da Der erltttene Serlult non
1000 Wanr ie ar9tpobnii6 madte. gm
5. Ofai iiberfiel 9anuiie nit 900 Trar5olen
unD 8 Ranonen Die in 9amanbur 1tebenoe
OIrriereoarDe Des Wfaboi unO madte 1900
WiGrner, l8eibcr uuo &inoer nieoer. Des
GnoelS NnbGnger itlbten ~atiirli6 iIber 10
bieie uQBantelmltbise" uuo p~erIisfeH fid
nodb uno nad, belonber5 aIS Der runoer@
.Sc%unbbare" Glaboi eiuen T%IiNtenidnb in
ben Q(rnl erbielt. Nuf $50 @etreltc rtOnz
cirt. muroe er q II 5. SUM- bel &afr Tranig
BON QanuIle srnl leBten Wf0le geI6la9eI
nn6 nebit allen icincn Anbangern 9etOptct.
SIS bleibt mr. 5u tpiui6eu, OaB ben
eeqentpGrtigeu UlaDbi baIo Elm 9lcld)e5
GdiGiQl ereile.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
SIN Gerlmin9el0ait notiren mir ais Gdlub.

SSm &ermin9el0ait notiren mir ais S6lub.
Yreiie:
@ei6eu: San. 942a Sch. 95e, Rai
1921.
Moi5: Somuar 57s, Sebruor 81, Moi
6Os@4.
@afer: Sauuar 3322, t6ebruur 3Sg, Ma
38g.
&Geie. / Gar ST. $12.7 rs, 9 GarS Az
$3.50, / Gar &tnter Sl $12.624 per 5onne.
,M ibolin9 s.. - | @or Su $14, 2
Cars gu $3.50 per Come.
Screeniu98.-1 Gar gu $40 per 8onnc.
6eu.-Tet. l Gar Sorpa llplonS 9roirie
Ill $40, / Gar 90. Su $3.50, / Gar DO. Ill
$3.50. 9 Cars $40. l Snbiuua Erairie Su
SO per Gpnue.
Sdmereien SimotbD $1.2O@1.3O {,
&lceioneu, gutter bis better, 5.60@6.25. -
Seiniameu SIT 1.39 int Spei@er Mnb LAO
aul Der @abu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
G9aie.-3ufnbr ca. 5000 Stiid, se9etl
$500 in Der 8orpod)e.
GertdlyIt plrbeI Il. a.:
sLHaemeIner @aarenmartt.

prit.- Su Chicago 1.15; in ST. 2ouis
1.15; III Cincinnati 1.14@-.-; III Yeort1
1.15; III Baltimore 1.1S@1.1S3.
8utte r. y%Greamerp- bette 33a95c..
aisnli3 CUTE bis CUTE 24@31c.. .Oairp~,
quite bis DelIs 13W27. GsVlH3ere QnalIsat
9@13c.
Vier. friibe 25026s. bas Gsb. See Soule
20023c.. eiu9ele9te 14@19c.
@e i'll il 9 II. - %ebenbe TMrfeps a..
ssl6lo6tete 9@14; tSipner CT
6GS 10. lcb. Hno 9@1lc 9eI6l. Gltz
ten - G. oas @uyenp Ieb. uHo 5@11c.
sei9I. Ganie 5@l1c Sel6l.
Gartoiiet1. - S9Dne 35@38c., orb.
unb 9e1nilWte 28@30c. per &ui6eI beim @ar
ouI Ser Sabu. 1Ieiuere EartieeH Inn 5@Sc
bober.
Nepfel. - 3.00@3.50 bag TaB.
Npnil 1elEer 10 W17c.. alter 10@12c
xumpeu. = $1.5O@1.60 oas 100 Eruno
fir 9emil0te ..@ountrp"-
Gpeet 4SotetoeS. SerIeps So
500, 9elbe Suiupiler 4.50@5.O0, Baltimore
@ilo. ID GtouarD Gnteu {, 5O@a.z5,
Seal $1.TJ@2.00, fteine @1.50, Er0tz
riehiibuer $4.50M5.00. &a9teln 1.Q0@1.10.
&alel 50@6 0 has STD.
SelIerie.-25@35c ba5 0ukeno.
opieu.- Nsm yort 21@27e, PociFc
a4@2G, 2Eisconliu 14@2Oc.
MeiBtohl.- $50. 00(@ 200 bas 9unbert.
8utebeln. - $1.Qo@1.25 bas iS0B.
n!iben. - G6peotl9e 1.25@1.5O oas
ToB, lpeiBe -@1.23.
oBorInips. --@1.5O bos SoB.
Giber. = 2.50@S.OO oas 4i6aB NIB $4.50
@6,00 ba3 TaB.
Granberries. - $s.0O@9,OO bas Sap
uno 10.O0@11.O0 fir bic i9Oniten.
ApfeIfiueH.-2ouiiiano $8.00@7.50
bos IaB unb 3.O0@3.75 oaS 8iit6en, NlortDo
2.O0@4.75 oos &ilt6eM Saleucio 5000
$50 boS SaB.
Grb1en. @rIine, bette 95c@$1.OO,
Selberblsu 90c@$1.00, WurrpwfGts g,
Qelpalt. 2e@-C. paS Eto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07

- SnbteH.
*@C9ie bsrri@snbe 0pnaitie.
DTie SlbeI,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
10. Oeinnbe 9tnte laden 1tan1mai

Iber Die 2eiosn BON OYspepia@Rranten
uuo faseu, bab Deren S6mer5en nnr
einssbilDete fup. 9ie mcaen bamit
fein llnre6t tbun, ober es III unD bieibt
bod unre9t. SemanD nit einem
trummea GuB, elmer serwunreten tSano
rDer eiNetn bIinpen Guse bat bas GRtts
leiD zines Secen, bur9 pas Si4tbare
BEG Dsrlebten @lispes. &Gnnte ma
ben @asen zines DYspcpiia~ &ranfen
idtbar MAIDEN, Der @runD lcines
GIsnps wiirpsfrHenbar tperpen.
Mitleip 1T Elm gang gutec Ding fir
2eirenpe, atsr 8rpwn's Gi1en<8itters
1T better, benn Is geht an Die 0ur3el
beS uebels nnb BELT es. Qeute, tpel6e
cergsbens eerluht baben, 9eilung 81
finbert, rsrpen gut tbun, 8rown's
Gtlen= 8itters gu probtren. Sc 1T cine
geprifte Samilien = Mepistn, pel4s
f6On man9ss GIeno unp Geipen belsi'
tist BAT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
WnrftDcriht.
Gbicuoo, Utputoo

Gbteogo, Nontag, Z. Sou.
Die S6Iufpreiie Der Wo6e mieIa. qeoen
bic Der Sormode tctne erbebli6en UerGnoe=
rl,ngell aut. ons9enomn,en @erlte, wel6e um
&c. i'm Breile gefalen ut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07

e.-3ufubr 80, 800 Stad, sesen
$500 Gtid in Der porieen ISOLDE. Die
9rObe SGlte ertIdrt ben Mbfau Der 3Mflbren
CUR @eniige. Grbeb!i@s Observation-Disclosures
traten ni1t ein.