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Ladies', you who are tired and worn out In thi!
warm weather take little broken ice and Duffy'
pure Malt Whiskey. 1t will build you up. Try IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Mr. Henry William Murray, grand muster n
MaSOnS, In the state OF Virginia. recently Iie, ~
Charlottesville in the eighth year Of his aee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

YNHE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES ACKNOWI-
edge the great value of Ayers Cathartc Pills and
frequently prescribe their with the utmost conf
dence. well knowing that they the most efectual
remedy ever devised for diseases caused by derange
ments Of the stomach, liver and bowels.
no YOU WISH A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION,
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla 1t ceanses puri-
fes the blood and thereby blotches and pim
pies from the skin. making it smooth and clear and
giving it bright AID healthy appearance su26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

AMBITIOUS, enterprising young men and women
have been registering their names and securing
seats in the beautiful halls OF the Spencerian Bust
ness college daily during the present week. The
regular day and evening classes VIII open Monday,
september ].
EXAMINE s1.0O glasses. Hempler's, optician, 453
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

For PICKLING-pure cider vinegar and spices
John II. Nagruder, 14lT New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

THE Decorative Art School opens Sept 1st, Vernon
Row, 945 Pa ave. A. E. HOyle, L. Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Mothers give your little ones who are wasting
and suffering from the heat Duffys Malt WhiSkey
With broken ice. 1t will build them up 6
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Affair, - Yves. w..h;ry,ou.

NUMBER OF GEORGETOWN PEOPLE AMONG TIL
INJURED.-MisSes Emma and Mary Hoover, OF Phil
adephia, at present the guests Of Mrs. Powell, OF
3lst street; Mrs Powell and Miss Matte Hunt
together with other residents OF this place received
bruises and slight injuries from the accident at Pen
Mar yesterday noon. The ladies mentioned have
been confined to their rooms since their return
home.
BIRDS vs.. GUNNERS-Within q few DAYS nst OF
September) the marshes along the Potomac Will be
open TO the sportsmen. There has, however, been
number OF birds illegally slain already.
BUILDING ASsoCIAT1ON.-The 91st meeting OF the
Eleventh Building association was held last night
at Goddards hall F1rteen shares were sold, at
$3.50 per share.
GRAIN REcEIPTs.-Canal boat Beulah arrived
with 4, 400 bushels of wheat Canal boat H. NJ.
Talbot arrived with 800 bushels of corn and GOO
bushels OF wheat Wheat sold on change at 92Sc.
Corn sold at from IS to zoe.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Freddie L. Porter
arrived with stone Schooner Dora Allison cleared
to-day with 500 tons OF coal for Boston.
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT z A. M.-Great Falls,
80; receiving reseryoir-nOrth connection g. south
connection, So; distributing reservoir - inf1uent
gatehouse, Sc; efnuent gatehouse. &C.
COAL TRADE.-Twenty- mine boats, carving g. 1865 Is
tons OF coal, left Cumberland yesterday.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. C., August 30 1884, $50 am
FOR the middle Atlantic states threatening
weather and local rains brisk south 10 west Winds
nearly stationary temperature, lower barometer
For saturday local rains and partly cloudy weather
with stationary temperature are Indicated for New
England and the middle Atlantic coast states
Cooler generally fair weather Is indicated for the
Lake region, the Ohio valley and the northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Yard Wide 12c. Sateens exc.
YOung'S. 736 9TH street northwest.
Very best Braided Jersey, half price.
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Duffy's pure Malt Whiskey will assist diges-
t1on and positively cure dyspepsia If you will take
meal and use 1t at your dinner; proportion whiS-
key e water. Try it. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Those who are nursing people down with
fever, will find nothing equal to Duffy'S Mall
WhiSkey and ice for all kinds OF fevers Try it.
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MESsRS. WALTER B. WILLIAMS S Co., auctioneers,
Will sell, tomorrow morning at II O'Clock at their
SaeSrOOm, bar fixtures, bar counter. handsome
black walnut ice cneSt, large size French plate
lnantel mirror. show cases. etc. See advertisement
Terms cash Walter b Williams Co., auction
GERS
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ssROugh on Rats.''
Clears out rats, MICE roaches flies, ants, bed-bugs
skunkS, chipmunkS, gopherA 15c. Druggists. !
Persons OF sendentary habits and those con-
fined in of1ceS during the day, Will find nothing so
1nv1gorat1Dg as wine glass full OF Duffy'S Malt
Whiskey taken In the morning and evening. Try it
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in half pound Ward" prints Csc per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1K and Sweet
MIX. &c. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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The Washington aqueduct Extension

FKUIKEss Of WORK On THE TCNNEI-
At the west connection OF the distributing reser-
vor shaft OF the Washington aqueduct there is but
one tunnel heading, and that running east-which
has been eXcavated TO the length OF Sc feet. At
the foundry branch SHAFT 54 feet has been reached
on the west heading. and $50 feet the east head
ing. At the Rock creek shaft the west heading has
been tunneed 7S5 feet and on the east heading ss5
feet has just been reached. On the ChampIain
avenue shaft the west heading is thus far 80 feet
ana the west heading AS feet. At the Howard uni
versity shaft there Is but one heading or tunnel
which runs west and IL has reached length
on Ia feet Nearly 200 feet is excavated Der
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Don Carlos contradicts the rumor that there is to
be en alliance between his son and the Spanish
In EsdSA.
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ROuzee Art school opens Sept 1st verno
Row, 945 Pennsylvania avenue. w,t,S5
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Victims of HydrophObja.

THIRTY-Two NEGROES WHO EAT THE FLESH OF HOGS
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
Eufaula, Ala, dispatch says: The people are in
state OF great excitement in this section over the
wholesale spread of pronounced hydrophob1a at
the plantation Of Punch Doughtie. Dr. E. B. john
son has just returned from Mr.. Doughtie's planta.
ton. where he had been summoned to attend the
sudden and wholesale sickness. He found SO per-
sons suffering with a disease which he at once bro
nounced hydrophobla In mild FORM All the parties
were negroes Three OF them are desperately sick.
one being In the thrOeS OF delirium and is so low
that the doctor says he is liable to die at any mo-
ment. over three weeks ago a hog bitten by a dog
died on MI: Doughtie's plantation and the Carcass
was gwen to the negroes to he converted into SOAP
grease. Instead OF utilizing it for this purpose
however, 80 negroes on the place and in the vicinity
ate the flesh OF the pork. Mr.. Doughtie saws that
on July rs one OF his dogs went mad and bit mule
and several hogs. on August ID the first hog died
and was eaten by the negroes Two more hogs died
on August 49, one on August %, and one on August
q, and all were eaten except the latter, when the
consequence OF eating the poisoned flesh was
learned. dozen OF the 80 eaters OF the affected
hogs are seriously sick. Dr. johnson, an able phy-
stefan, says he fears the worst. He says that it
would not surprise him if-the greater humber of
the 81 persons should perish from the effects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach's, eth and q. en- W.T.
ThOrntOn,S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1StS. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Mo. m,Wr
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Mems and Boys Fall Hats.
Gentlemens fall style. Broadway SILK Hat, s.;
Latest styles 10 Black and Colored perbys:
New hue OF soft Felt Hats. g tos:
Mems and Boys Wool Hats fron SOC. TO $50
Also, q nne line OF new style neckwear ut r.
Lewis, $40 9TH St, bet. and NV
n. R-Pnce plainly marked in each hat Q
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Mems Low Quartz

Mems Low Quarter Shoes
almost given away, at j. Brooks, s02 eth street
We are determined not to carry any over. Price
are no object fGm2
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LANSBURGH 4 BRO,
<20. l2o and "a SEVENTH RrRRrr

TINE lotto" GAS ENGINE
l. Requires boiler avoids all expensive ATTENDANCE
used extensvely for running Pa.senseF and Fredsht
Elevstogs Sewing Machines Meat Chopper PrinfinR
sn6 IithosTaphic Pessee Coffee Mills. koasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery, lsthea &c, &c This enaine
possesees the least number of working paFtx. and
great simplicity Of mechanism
For particulars TO pEiCaA 10. apply Ct O6hce of
Washipgton Gas 1ight Co MS
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CARPETS,

New stock, bright. choice patterns, 25 cts, 2
cts, IS cts. 40 cts, IS cts so cts g. cts, IS cts
carpets sewed and laid promptly; Oil cloths drug
south side.
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The W. L. L. Corps, Armory.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE woRK-wuAr THE co
ARQI-r

RAPID PROGRESS OF THE woRI-wHAT THE con-
TRACTOR SAYS ABOUT UNION woBKINGMEN.
The work on the Light Infantry armory is pro-
crossing favorably, the brick work being nearly
completed The heavy timbers for the mansard
roof are being framed to put In place at once
This is one OF the heaviest and best jobs ever done
In this city, both the material and work being first
class The bricks are furnished here, and so hard
burned that there is scarcely any rubbish left
about the building The contractor for laying the
bricks will have his work finished i've days ahead
Of time, which will give the carpenters good start
Mr.. D. j. Macarty, the contractor, In converse
ton to day in relation to the alleged employment
OF non union men, stated that he was member of
the Master builders union, and In sympathy with
the workingmens union, and did not propose to
have any objectionable men on his work, neither
did the building committee wish to disregard the
wishes OF the carpenters union. There would be
no differences between these organizations. as he
proposed TO pay the highest wages paid by any.
His purpose was to have none but f1rst-rate
material and irst-claSS labor enter into the armory
building and, OF course, he could not discriminate
against union men nor the rates fixed by them.
Mr.. AlDaugh, the lessee Of the new opera house,
Is said to be well pleased with the progress making
and with the character of the work.
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Go 10 RrOCk,A

clearing sale OF all Boots and Shoes, at 500 g,
street. Prices lower than ever, to make room II
fall goods. fam 2
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IS Rough ON Rats.,,

Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted equal al
at $3.50 2u
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BL00DTHRSTY COLORED BoY.-DOrSey FultZ a
nlteen-year-Old colOred boy, who shot Commits
Sioner Dudieys son three years ago. was in the
Police court this morning, charged with commit
ing deadly assault on a white boy OF similar
age, named William AdmOnSton. The complain
ant testified that about o'clock last night near
the corner OF 1th and L streets, he was playing
Win three other boys when the prisoner with an
Otner co.Ored boy came uD and picked quarrel
witness started on when FulIZ cut him on the arm
Win Knife. witness began to run, whenFultz
cut him again twice in the back. Frank Sheehy
testified that he heard the cries OF AdmOnstOn and
saw MIN hiding. with his back cut, behind a man.
Inc prisoner testified that another boy named
Willie Long cut AdnonStOn. Long was called and
testified that he was there, but no cutting He
tened FutZ TO the reform school during MINORITY
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To the Liquor and Drug Trade.

We are now prepared to supply the liquor and
drug trade, In any quantity. DuffyS Pure Barley
Malt WhiSkey at the same prices and terms charged
them at the distllery, thus saving them freight
IL BARBOUR HAMILTON,
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erofsfions ~ efocte snd Bonds and Snformsfs0nrs
esrdfne the Markets received through our wires IN
sIAN1LY, direct from the New York stock hxcnAnee
AL orders executed and reported PROMPTLY -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

AsorHzR JoB Lor Bows AND
cHMDRs rs PANTS 3UsT REcEivKD.
SOC and : /, 81 Is and up
Boy. long aye 10 70 II. 1t ia. &c., IL q Is
3l.50. 4115 70 e. 50 and mp.
chiidn's Asnnsl shirt waist and boys aannSl shizts
from 7bc. mp.
Good scfosl shoes, from q up.
60ys' school wool hAtA. from b0c. IN
101A-111o Rennaylylnts svenuA
eu0 J. ". 6ELBY.
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;, BEACH DEd.AMARE, will OPEN for recer a a =
ZION OF quests JUNE LIST 1854 Fishins sail -VclAV
my and the finest and safest hing on the l
atlantic coast Many improvements are being mada
Terms: slo TO Sl5 per week SPECIAL arrangements foe
families Send tor circular
my3-im WAITER prrRTpN
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JUST OF AGE--ThiS day twenty-one years ago,
August 29th. 1853. FOrd'S theater ON 10th street,
was opened for dramatic uses by Mr. j. T.. Ford.
The performance WAS ",Ihe Naiad Queen.r
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Serr s. IS. g 9peppe in Borne eins
pfieblt iid ben 8iirsern bes Sd. Difritts aar
Gripdbluns ais @eprafentant Der 49, 2esis.
latur. Ser Oiftrift umfabt bic Counties 8ans
oera, aerr, sftmble, Wlaion, 8enoaa unb
Mebina.
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Ser Mlann bate fi6 einige Nuaen<
blide tpte boafdnbig eri66pft gegen bic
Wanb gelebnt, bod nun rt9tete ct fi9
mieber auf unb bic Mugen gliibten li.ts
beimli9 in Dem geiiterblei9en bon Notb
Iub gntbebrung entifellten @efi6te.
9err, ber3eibt, i6 mar ni6t babel,
etttgegnete ct ui1t obne Stol3. Sd
babe ttiemais meine 9anb na9 frents
ben @ute ausgeifredt, mod bas 2eben
inb @isentbunt teiner Mitmenf6en
sef6dbigt.
6obp! Sbr ipre9t ia getpaltig bod.
3eigt's ni6t @uer Sod, bab Sbr Ser
rdnberiiden 8anbe angeb6rt?
M6t freituillig, 9err, entgegnete Der
iunge Mann bitter. Sd ftanb i'm Oienz
ife Cures @aters, beg @rafen @mante
Stire, bur9 2ift unb Srug bat man
mid biefer Gduberborbe beigefellt, um
mid 81, rerni9ten.
: SIR ipre9t in &dtbfeln, ,lieberGreunb,
un6 bas NlIes Hingt 10 ieltiam, baB
Sbr Mid neusieris ma6t. Wie 1T guer
Same :?
(Gortiesuhy folst)
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@nab afupe @punth.

Dir fnb beauitrast GERM emil 8ei.
n ert aIs aanbibat fur bas amt eines Sbe.
riffs bon @uabalnpe County anauaeisen. Seine
9I6tigfeit fur beiastes slmt 1T alien altern
anfieblern iebr mobI befannt.
Ber finb bebollmddtist GERM Auguit
g 4paII als Ranbibaf fir bas slmt bes
IHeher8 bon Guadalupe Gpuntb in Der nod.
fen @obemberiuabl ansuaeisen.
@reembOoO bon Guadalupe gonntp als
ganbibat fiir bas gmt oes Difrift MnipaltS
fur ben aus ben Counties Guadalupe, Bilion,
gonaales, 2obaea unO @olorrbo sebiloeten Si.
ftrift anauaeigen.
@ir iinb antorifrt, IS m. Gun n ais aan>
s!oat q fllr wgsleDererpabluas fir Oas amt ess .
IN bet Nobemberpabl an3u3eisen.
Serr q. Saunbers autoriiirt uns, i'm
ais aan6ibat fiir @iebertpabl fiir bas Amt bes
@ountb !. SGatmeiiters bon Guadalupe
&ounty anautiinbisen.
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@ir iino autoriiirtt GERM IS. 8. Sc
6erfon als ganbibot fit Nnipalt im 3s.
Oifritt, Die Counties sfinney, llbalbe, gbparb,
Weoina, Banoera, Rerr, .9enbaa uno @omal
umfanenb, anauaeisen.
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2 = Dos a8erl. Sgbl." beri6tet iiber
einen beflagenstpertben l1nfall, tpeI@er
f9 in Norbbatlfett ereignete. Gin Mnles
ritaner, befen Nanle ii9t In grfabrung
gebra9t tperben fonnte, befanb fi6 NIT
feiner @attin auf 6em perron bes bor=
tigen 8abnbofs unb ertpartete bic 9lns
funft oes grfurter 3uges. llngebulbig
ousf@auenb trat Ct BEN 3fanbe bes
perrons su nabe uno iieI auf bas @es
leife. iiber tuel6es uninittelbar barauf
eim erpreBsug fubr. Bon benz unsliidz
li9en Manne blieb Ni6ts iibrig, als
cine bIutige, tuefenloie Maiie. Seine
@attin ftirate nit einem gelenben
S6rei auf benz perron suiomn1en. gs
tpdbrte eine geraiime 3eit, bis ibr bic
Beiinnung tuieberfebrte. unb fie III ieit=
ber mod ui@t i'm Stan6e gepeien, auz
iammenbdngenb su fpre@en ober ibren
Nanlen ati3ugebetr.
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rei6en e6ueineFeii6p6fler in gbicaz
90, 1T nit benz Irbeiter zines S6la6ts
bauies our9gebrannt. sic iit elm
f96nes Mdb9en, mar Mtitslieb bes
Chores Der South @ibe gpiscopalfir9e.
Ct 1T elm bibf9er ftrammer 8urI6e.
SIN Dubuque, Soma, bat Sobn
2ange, So Sabre alt auf feline Grau ge=
f9offen unb fid5 6ann bur9 einen
S6uB get6btet; Die Grau mag 6abon=
fommett.
MusIaub.
- paris. Gin She'll Der pariIer
pref1e greift bic ameritanil9e preiIe
tpesen ibrer 8eurtbeilung Der 8efdieBs
ung bon Goosdotp beftig ait. n2e Bas
ris" iagt in einern, yunfere guten
Greunbe, bic Oanfees", betitelten Nr=
titel: nNqes Gas tpas 9aB uno 8os=
beit i'm Deltrium einem vS9reibfne9t"
ttur eingeben fann, bat feinen Weg lit
bic 6palten BET 8ldtter gefun6en. @s
lit i9abe, baB bic Grau3oien ni9t i'm
Gtanbe finb, biefe Mbbanblungen 3i
lefen unb ben Ganatismus ibrer ameri=
fanii9en Greunbe ar beriteben. Tranfs
reid lit niemals BON gnglanb, feinern
tra6itioneuem ober bon Seutf9lanb fei=
mem Gein6e bot fur3ettt grbber belei=
6i9t iporben, als bon Mmerifa, bas
bon Tranfrei9 ftets nit MobImplIen
bebanbelt tpnrben it,"
= Sn pefiano, einent 9orfe 1T Ga.
labrien, feuerte bas Bolt auf bic auf
ben @traBen Mebicin bertbeilen6en
Merate unb Mdrter. Das Nolt glaubt,
man tpole es bersiften. Cine gbs
tbeilung Sruppen, Die aur 9erfellung
BET Sr0nung bort attfant, tpurbe NIT
Steinwirfen tlnb @@hffen einpfangen;
au ibrer eigenen 8ertbeibigung tparen
bic Soloaten sestuungen, alf 6as Bolt
s,l f9ieBen. .'.......
Berlin. Die rgtational ,3eituns",
f9reibt, es fei i9mierig gu beftimnten,
uobin 6as baare Gel6, tas befdmbig
aus ber beut19en @ei1sbanf gesogerl
tuerbe, fieBe. gs berrf6e bic Mnfi9t,
6ab elm sroBes She'll nod @uBlan6 gez
be, tpobin fiir5lif elm GROCER Betrag
beuti9en 9artgelbes bon 6er gant Der
Meberlan6e gef9idt tporben iei.
= Wien, 20. September. 6eute
bat in Sasfa, groatien, anldBli9 Der
Wabl, Elm Nufrubr ftattgefunben.
3wei perfonen finb get6btet tporben.
Wtele 8erbaftungen tuerbeit borge=
tDn1tltefl.
8ert,. 9ie Oelegaten bes inters
nationalen GongreRes gum @1uBe lite>
rarif6en unb fiinitlerif9en gigentbums
unteraei9neten Elm @9riftftif, bas fie
ben Md@ten sur Innabme empfebIen
tperoen.
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Griebensridter bonn Yreeiuct SO. 1.
Gan Mntonio. 2S. Nuonff 1884


Gan antonio, %. ausuif 1884.
sn Die @dbIer bes Ireinet SO. bon 8erar
@ountb!
Meine Serren! - Da bic @abl bon gountb,
8eamten binnen &ur3em itattfin6et, 10 balte i9
eS fiir HFi9t, meinen gonffituenteu fir bic
nnterfutung ,tno bic Gunit a,i banfen, bic fie
mir in ben bier bergangenen Sabren eripiefen
baben, un6 slei9aeitig UNI bic Gortlebung ibreS
8ertrauens aud fiir Die nd1ife BabI au bitten.
SD fiinbise mid bierburd aIs ganbibat aur
Mieberertpabluns fiir bas Nmt bes Gtiebens.
ri9ters bonn l. 8recinet in Berar gountb ON.
Dabei beripre@e i'd, tuenn erpdbIt, bic YFi9s
ten oes MmteS unparteiii@ unb nod rneinen
beFem Rraften aud in 8utunft au erfiueu, se-
rabe iuie idb mid befrebt babe, benielben In Der
gersansenbeit mad3ntomtaen. gdtunssboH
Intom abam.
@ir iinb amtoriiirt Serrn Mtar Neuen.
borf alS &anbibat fiir bas Grieben8ridter
fiir ben l. Hreeinft anaufiinbisen.
Sd made biernit befannt, bab i@ auf
@uni9 metner Greunbe unS Madbarn, &anbi.
bat fur bas Amt eines Triebensridter bin, i'm
Suffice sprecinet @r. 8, @erar @ountn, Seras.
g.8remer.
8ir iino autoriirt, Germ Serb. Mig sIi
aIs Ganbi0at fir ba8 Mmt bes SberiffS bon
8erar County, anauaeisen.
Bir iinb anturifirt germ YtiIipp
Sbarbein oils ganbibat fiir bas antt bes
Sberiffs bon 8erar County, anautiinOisen.
Sir finb autorifirt, CAPT. 6. a.,Gtebem8
ats @anbioat fir bas amt bes Sberiffs bon
Bsrar Gountb in Der fom.menhen BabI anaus
5eiseu. -. :
s@ir finb ernd9tist, Sobn 8. @ector
ols ganbibat fiir ben @ousreb bonn 10. eonsrei.
fonellen Difrift an3umelben.
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36h

Dnspepfie lit cine Der sdbefen &ranfz
beiten, nit Der man gu fdmpfen bat.
8iele 2eute babem f6on fold eine Nus=
uabI fogenannter 0eilmittel beriu6t,
obne @rfolg. baB iie faun1 slauben, baB
9Dspepfe iibermunben tperben fann.
Mber ber 8eri6t bon 8ropn's Sron
8itters seigt Sauienoe &uren bieier
&ranfbeit. &eb. Gbas. Mc@artD bon
Sort@teDenion, DafOta, ,fagt: n8romn's
Sron Bitters beilte mid BON beftiger
Snspepfe."
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Bi6tis tiir @in,panOerer.
%rets Grt,tdBt8tttt9
oer 1leberfabrt bon
Drenen unb onberen Sdfen mad

grenlen unb onberen 9dfen mad
San Antonio.
per llnteraeiduete 1T ermd6tist @aiiase.
l@eine fur Die DampferIinie bes u@ o rb b e II t.
den 2IobG ~
Son y + IN n iiber u gort mad Gan
Intouio au $41 unb
Bon Sabre iiber Rem 9orf nod gan
antoniO gu $39
Geraer Gilenbabnbillette BON irsenb einem
Sbell Der S4pei3 mad Sabre gu beoeuteno
berabsefestea preifen.
@aifageideine fit erite anb stpeite sfajute fiir
Sin' unb &adfabrt ftets 3u baben bel
Q. Griesenbeck,
assnt bsr gsrbSepti9en aIObo 9ampferlinie.
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@abl : Mnscigett.

Bir finb autorifrt, 8idter @eors s.
Noon n aIs 8anbibat fir 8ieberipabl fir
bas Gmt bes Diifriftri@terS an3ufinbisen.
@ir iino autoriiirt, Germ IS m. 81. 6 d e
als &anbibat aur @iebertuabl fiir bas amt bes
gomntb.gerneiferS arsufiinbisen. 4 sz
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Sir 9iHrift.@Ierf.

sln bic 8dbler bon 8erar gountb SD fin.
bige mid bierbur9 als Ranbibat fir bas amt bes
Difrittelerf8 an. @abrenb Der Sabre, in
ipelden id) biefes Amt betIeibete, babe id) mid
bemiibt, bafIelbe sur 3ufriebenbeit bes san3ea
8oltes gu fiibrer. l1nb follte i'd iuieber er.
pdblt tperben, 70 berlpre9e id5, ineine sanse
8eit unb Mufmertiamfeit ben YFi@ten biefes
Gn,tes su tpibnen.
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gou nth gIerf.

Sir iinb ermd6tist Germ Sab. IS.
9 mi tb alS gan0ibat aur @ieberipabl bes
amteS als gountb. @lert ben 8erar gountb,
anauaeisen, sen,db ben Beftimmuneen ber bernp.
fratif9en Comfy. Contention.