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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

ing speech help but shrink from de-
ivering themselves of speech as to
the policy OF government now that the
promised land has been reached. The
leaders could fill the stomach of the
multitude with roast OK, bread and
coffee, but their speakers could not
satisfy the anxious mental longing
of the multitude, in speech, by fore
shadowing a satisfactory govermen-
tai policy in accordance with the ideas
that triumphed over rebellion The
mass of the Democratic party went
away as hungry as they came in the
inquiry ss to what is to be done with
the country. The hosts Of the un-
terrified have an henest desire that
the interests of the people shall
be served. TseY hoped to learn
something of what tie leaders pro-
pose to donow that the responsibility
Of government has been given to
them, they retired to their homes with
the inquiry sill pressing FOR an ans
wer. At midnight bands were still
playing and filing the town within
sic, while the hosts of the Democracy
were scattering out into the valleys,
tired but halfhsPpy over stomachsf full
ofroast OK, andhalfun- happy because
they did not hear the policy of The
Cleveland administration fore shad-
owed to them by the speakers Of the
party. The Republicans went to bed
upon the events that viii
probably overtake the government
under the RUE. Of Cleveland, and rub
Ding their eyes in wonderment over |
the strange affairs of life, that have, |
within few years, elected a very /
common man to the office of Sheriff, /
in Z county in New York State, and /
after that elect him mayor of city, /
and after that elect him Governor of /
The first State in the Union, and then
crown it all by electing him President |
Of the Republic over one Of the most /
brilliant public men IN the United .
States.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

The Blair County Radical, of list week,
says, James P. Maurer, who resides in Ju-
niata Gap, two miles north of this CT, on
Wednesday last Eet with a severe accident
while engaged in buichering hogs. He
was in the act of drawing up hog for the
purpose of scalding it, when he made a
misstep and fell Into the scalding water.
As result both feet were badly scalded.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

A Republican majority of 50 On
joint ballot in the Pennsylvania leg
islature was beyond the expectation
of the most hopeful Republicans
But that is what it is.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26
To All Veterans of JHnIata,

One Of the objects Of the association is
TO keep on file correct record Of every
soldier of the late wa. who enlisted from
Juniata couu ty, or who may be a citizen Of
OF the county. Committees have been az.
pointed Tor this purpose, but have not been
able to report as is desired. II is there
fore requested that each one win send their
names. place OF birth. date of muster and
discharge, regiment and compIny, II lrlS-
oners, state place Of prison and time. Also
families of deceased soldiers who were
killed or died during the war or since.
Please write on postal card, and send to
the Secretary Of the Juniata Co. Veteran
Association,
JOHN T. NOURSE,
ACADEMIA, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

New England preachers propose
to organize congress of churches
in 1855.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

The Democracy predicted that a
defeat would Kill Blaine, he still
lives and is in good health.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

The Democratic leaders insist on
1t that they do not propose to treat
the negro badly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

Carlisle and Randall will lock
horns again for the Speakership of
Congress.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

Several bank failures were report
ed from Texas. The report does
not state whether the cashier hss
shot himself, has run away or what
has became of him. In the absence
of proof it must be inferred that he
is among the living.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26
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has twenty-five distinct departments, edited
BY twenty-five specialists, which include
Biblical Research, Sanitary. Fine arts, M
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Stories, Puzzles. Selection. and Asricul-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
NovElIETR Is. 1881

Trans lears H4rrisJHrs as foilS,rs:
For New York via Allentown, at : So and
80 q. M, sad - p. IN.
For New 7 ork via Philas elphia and .sBoune
Brook Route" % IS m, and IS
pm.
For Philadelphia, 6 %, So, $50 am, l As
snd 400 pm.
For Reading at : O5, 6 25, 7 so, 9 50 a m.
l. 45, 90 aud s 80 IN.
For Pottsville at ) o., S., 9 so g m. and
45 and 90 p. m. and via SchuylkilI &
Susquehanna Branch at 05 4 m. and
co ?. Ia.
For A!ieatown at 5 O5, So, 9 so m, IS
and 90 IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Allentown and Way Stations. : 90 a. m
For Reading. 60 q. m and l so p. IN.
For Philadelphia, : 90 p M, and 80 D. IN
Trains for Harrisburg lsGre as ,oIlo,r,:
Leave New York via Allentown at 90 s IS
am, 90 and 5 IS pm.
Leave New York via ''Bound Brook Route
and Philadelphia As 8 N, 30, 4 90 and
53Opm., and 1900 midnight, arriving 1t
Harrisburg 50, s 90, Q 25 p. M, and
II 10 and 20 a IN.
Leave Philadelphia at 30 so M, 4 90,
50 and 45 pm.
Leave Pottsville at so, 9 90 a. m. and 4 40
PM
Lsavc Resuing at 90, I5, Il5Oam,
-, 6 Is, so and 10 % pm.
Leave POttsyille via SchuyikilI and Susque-
hanna Branch, 30 4 m. and so m.
Leave Allentown at Is, s 40 m, II Is,
30 aad 6 05 p Ii.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New Y ork via A Alientown, at 3Opn.
Philadelphia - :. m.
Leave Reading at : 10 Il m and 10 25 D m.
Leave Allentown at % pm.
STEEE.TOy BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Loeb
iel, aud Steelton daily, except Sunday, 5 IS
6 40, 9 35 a m, / 80 and 9 80 pm; daily, ex-
cept Saturday ana Sunday, 5 80 . m, and on
Saturday only, 40 and 6 10, pm.
Returning, leave STEELTON daily, ex-
cept Sunday, 6 10, : %, 1000, As am,
Is and 10 10 pun; daily, except Saturday
and Sunday, 6 10 p m, and on Saturday
only, 3 10 and 6 80 m.
C. G. HANCOCK
General PGss'T and Ticisf .7gent.
J. Z. WOOTTEN,
GezsraI Manager.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

The trade depression exists in,
every civilized country.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

The Jsnnens heirs, whatever that
means, held a meeting in New Jersey
and feed lawyers-Nhich was a good
thing for the lawyers-to look up
their rights IN tins old world 1t would
add TO the contentment of the heirs,
and add to their pocket book il some
old, retired, good hearted lawyer,
would whisper in their ear, that if
/ they ever had money fortune com
ing to them from ancestors of gen
erations ago, that the laws Of limita-
ton have long since ruled them ont
of the courts and that they have no
case, and that if they are sprung
from the mobiles. who held by right
Of arms, through tribal DAYS, that
tLev can never reclaim their lost Ii
ties, except in one way, and that must
be by the right of arms, or right Of
conquest Perhaps a Jennens might
be developed as 4 soldier, who could
call all the other Jennens' around his
standard, and enlist them in a sch.me
Of restoration Of the family hereditary
rights by conquest. and then sail for
the old world to conquer or die
There is nothing IN the world to pre-
vent the failure Of such q scheme Of
restoration but The desire and ability
to bring it to consummation. 1t
would be Il grand and heroic way of
setting up the Jennens family. Tho
probility, however j. thst such
course VIII never be adopted by that
tribe Of people, for they have too
long tasted OF the fruits Of a civilized
peaceful life, ard perhaps have to,
imbibed Of the Yankees philosophy,
that a living iaclass is better any
tlIllG lilt4u = uGlNl Att " W L IlEGll Ut
disp.rasement to the Jennens family
and their blood, for it is the highest
traits OF lofty msn and womanhood
TO trace ones ancestry into the re
mote past and find it stock whose
standard of life is worth an effort to
work up to, but when they seek to
obtain the rights long since cut off
by the laws of limitation, they make
victims of tbemselves for a certain
class of lawyers who get a part OF
their living out Of just such cases
that have no standing in courts. es-
tabiished under civil law. The Jen-
mems family is only one OF many
families in this country who are
duped into such proceedings.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26

York State Democrats in their jol-
lifcstion marches have been singing
the following short marching song:
Ma, Ma,
Where's my Pa?
Gone to the White House,
Ha, Ha! Ha
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26
SUNDAYS.

SChDTfS-
Leave New Y York via Allentown, at 30 p m
Philadelphia - :. m.
Leave Reading at 10 m and 10 25 m.
Leave Allentown at 9 O5pm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
@o6emG6an.
(@dIuR pon eriter @eite.l

NSWiub . GIllSI SGtLS.
gen, 10 TobesfGue, in 8olognd 2 @rfranz
fungen, l Gooesfaa, in @uneo II @rfranz
fuugen, 9 GOoesfdue, tn@aierta % @rfrans
fIngen, Z SooesfGue, in @enua so @rz
f~ranfungen, 10 GobesfGae, in Wlaiia garz
rara 6 G~rtranfungen, 3SooeSfGQe in Yarz
ma 9 @rfranfunger, Z Sooesfdue, in 0fegz
gio 2 @rfranfungen, l GoOesfaa oorgez
fomn1en.
Der a%merifontide @eIon6te 8intam 8.
Nitor bat CUR 2inoerung Der ytotb in ben
@boLerasB e3trfen $1,000 bei9eiteuert.
Waorib, II. Sept.
Sn gans Spanien iinb Die @rri6tune BON
SboIera@G a3aretbeu uno QuarantGnez WfaBz
uabmen 1eitens Der einselnen Srtsbeb0roen
-Derboten tporben, iofern Die &egierung nt6t
nusoriidlt6 Die @eneDmtgung 0a3u ertbeiLt.
Die @boIera gretft nidt peiter UNI ii6. Sn
Dem Qaaaretbe iinb beute elmer &ranf6ett, in
Der man Gbolera Dermuthet, 3tpei &inoer
erlegen. Nus @l6o fino neuerotngs 8 ST.
frantungen ltno 4 SobesfGne uno aus Jfoz
DeIOa Z @rfranfIugen an Der @bOlera 9ez
meloet noroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
@1ttter 4tno &die4
Ser crite Dairy Day" tit Oct NroOnften=
SorIe.

Sn Ser 8roouften>86 $50. 10 SIbz
gtQrfitraBe, fanoIftttipoh Na6mtttag cine
fleine 6c1tli6teit itatt geIe9entli6 Der 9bz
baltunq beS eriteu Dairy Day, Der BON
lest tir ie0en Wtttpob et1geri0tet lit. 0ln
6leiem Sage iueroen bic @el6dIte oicler
8roDuftenb0rie leoigLih Sen Oitl6eretz
BroOutten, 8utter, Hdie II. bergl. gepiOz
met let1, uno Der 3ued Oieier Gtnri0tunq
lit Der, bteien 6anOelS5weig meDr nod
@6tca9o 5u %cOn5entriren unD auf 0teie
QSeile aud) BEN groouSenten uno Tarmern
bellere uro beQuemere @elegenbett 81 btez
ten, ibrc QSaaren in Den Wtarft 81 brtngen,
iptpie iDre Ytoben aus5uitelen.
81 Der Qcitrigeu Snau9urattonSIeier
tparen piele Niil6ereiz Beiiber unp 8arn1er
aus SlinOtS un0 benadbarten Staaten
eingelaben morber, mo ungefd6r 40 batten
bieier @inlaOung Sol9e 9%eletitet. 8on ocn
1erUOrrugcnDeren @Giten m09en 9%enarnt
lein: 81. y. 2anion bon Grier, oSa.; s..
=. Sill Don OttumWa, Sill; TreO. q. Soz
l1e5 uOn Srcgon, ST.; s. s. Hittle BON
Breemption, ST.; 6. s. 8ueu bon 9toG>
Sails &C.
SIS NAT beabii6ti9t getpeien, 6teie @r0ffz
nu1QSfeier nit elmer tlcinen 2lu5ltelung
Dult |(Uput tpU+lI Quit Nlp JtNII~
WtaId)tuen il. Dergl. 2t Derbtn0en, aber Die
grpBe StBe lteB Dies nibt 81; 10 beibrdnfte
mar it6 nuf eint9e EcDen, Die DON t6rn. Is.
g. NattS, 8rGiioenten Der Erooutte1z
b0rie, 6rn. 8bil. 2llcIanber, einem @omz
nriiiionsDGnoler, unO G0l. Glitter, bent
SefretGr Der 80rie uno Der v1tational
0airp Nliociation" gebolten ipurDen.
t0r. glitter DieB 5unQOit Die @Glte bon
Tern uno Jta9 millFommcll, tpie3 auf Die
itberrolden0c @ntlUidelung ulo NuSbretz
tung pes 6anDelS i'll acknowledgements
BIN uro ouf Die 0totbluen0tBfett, DaB nere
Utetbnben etngefitbrt fUilrOe1, I'M Dtele1
0anoel in grOBere BaDnen 3l fuDren, 5t
erlet0tcrn unO 3u DeretnfQ6eu. % let
Denu @0icagD nit Ieineu lDettDer5tDeigten
6anoelsperbtnoutgen lnO Sa6lrei0en Scr>
fe1rsmitteln Der nQtllrltde Wtltteipunft.
SgreiLid babe btele5 nele lluternebmen aud
nit Dtel Oppoiitton Su fdmpfel1, benin am
bere Staote Ger meiltte tpaDrl6ernlt0 81
gtn, 0es Wtoine5 ,c.) itrebten audi OanQ6,
Ben 8ro0uften9anDet Oortbin 81 con5entrtz
re1; aber G0icago lei bod Ser Q~eLegenlte
YlaB, uno ct lei audi felt uber3eugt, DaB
baS ltnternehmen Elm erf0lgret6eS letll
iperDe. GeOner erfl0rte ann S0luB, 0aB
bieie B0rie in pDQit6n0tg ebrIther, offel1er
g8etie betrte5en. unO Dap ilbsr ale Ser
fdufe genau 8rotoinu 9efitbrt perben lole,
10 ooB ite it'd balo DaS po1e Gertrauen Der
8roouSenten u1O &dufer ertDerben per0e.
9fn0 8eenoigung Dieier 9teOe begann Der
SAT-, Der iibli6e 8Orienperfalf, Der ie0r
lebbaft mar, unO gum S6luB ipuroe ben
@Qiten uno Sbeilnebmern ein i%0mafDafter
SmbiB %ierotrt, Der itebenb etngenommen
ipuroe. Den burd Die 6iBe berporgez
brad)ten 9urit 3u l0i0en, erbteGt man GEE
niigenD @eIegen6ett BET ben geDaltigen
Glsflbeln DOH Wftl6 utO 8uttermtlD, Die
in einem 0intel Der 6aue allf8eieut
tDaren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
Set SO44lrA4O.
SaBresTsmms tsnO SeamtempabI.

Ser S1ulratb 0ielt Weittpo62t6enO ietne
Sabre5liBung ab, III tDel0er 1t0 aue Wttt>
glteoer betbetligten.
@n @cilt 0eS Or. Nn6reps, BEN I'M
terrtdt I'M @rie6ilhen in Der Si6Ieites
!6obi0ule tpteDer ein5ufIbren, tpurDe Dem
@omtte fit GertbI6er iiberDteien.
Son Den 8obmca Der 6. Waro mat eut
l6riftlider 8ori6la3 eingelaufen, Da6tn7
gebenO, OaB Dem S6ulratD foitenfret gemtlie
GGumItntetten ais S0ullofal CUR 8erz
fli9ung 9eitelIt peroet loIle1, Denlt it6 Der
9tatb perpflt0te, bort Den ltnterri6t in Der
b0bmil6en Spro6e eiE5ufiibren. 2lu ben
Nu5l0uB fir @ebauoe un0 0runoltude
DerDielen.
No00em her S6ulogeat ieinen WonatSz
bsridr abgeitattet bate. tpurbe cur Bez
Qmtentpabl gej6ritten, Die fol8enoes @rgeb1
nib bate: 8rGltoent, SomeS9 81. 0po>
little; 8icezPrGIioent. Sobn Wf. Start;
SetrctQr, George 6omlano; 2ieferun8Sz
NGent, Sc, 9. 6ifs; 9tnpaLt, 0arrD
9tlbenS; S0ulagent, s. 6. Ghaie;
@lerf, SbepberO Sobnion; 8ubfilbrer,
S. q. @IltOro; 6uIfs>@lerf, Sobn g8.
Softer; 8Ote, 6reoerid Gogt.
Die ein5i9e 3uperldlli9e Nrsnet geger SGs
torrb lit 81. Cages uCatarrh Remedy"
(JtQtarrh>5 s. limttteO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
CUTE $3.50 $50 unb Bic beiten 3.75@4.25.
Hammer /. 75@3.50 0aS Stiif.
NerfQlft 1purDen Il. a..
MHaemeiner gSaarcmnartt.

gprtt.- In @ptcago l.13, III 81. 9outs
Iii; in cincinnati 1.11@-; III 9eorla
1. 0; i'll Baltimore 1.18@1.19.
Sutter. - v@reGnerg' pete 23025c,,
sienIt9 quite bis CUTE 1925, .Oairg',
CUTE bis belIe l1@20c., GerGHgers A4alItic
5@1Oc.
@ter. @us9e1u6te 141@ 15c. bas 0bo.
gel t9eL - Nebenoe &urfeps II % 12e.
9el9la9tete Ct; 9Ioner VIC lOc,
pas Id. leb. tltnge 103@11c. bas ID. @nten
2.5O@4:OO oas OeO. uno 10@1lc baS ID.
GGnle $5-7 bas 0B6.
Gortoffeln. 2O@30c Der 9rl9el
beim Gar.
&OHGT, beaer 13 Q16c.
&Hutpet. SLID l.60 o1s 1O1 Bfur)
inr 9elntl BITE %,.@ountrp"
Nptel IL II. - 0tere Gobt 6.OO@7.O0.
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9elpalt. 25@24c. 0G5 4fo.
30 bnen.-8ute Reoiun1s" LOO 01.75.
Selte vDteotlmS" 2.25 @3.3O ,JeauIe5 3.3)
@2.4O Der SulHeL i'm WroBen.
SDmte: Tett.-- Srlutes All 81 0-l:
9elteS 4(@-c.. DetBes A GOO. od5 Jfo.
&0I9 g. - Gu1en SIC. go @ountrn
&C.. SEQ. dn 5@c. @ttp prime 7@74c.
@ttroueT. - 800 $500 o15 NtIhen
fir Wtelli1tG.
8firii3e. - 6O@1.OO Der ped SOrb fit
Wt9i9alL.
vi elonen. = @a1iermelonen $4,000
$1,000 oos 0unOert. 9tutme9s 50@90c
Der pSrate".
9{eue AepteL-75c@2.25 Oas Sap.
u.-40@60c Der &Orb.
nSweeet YOtatoes".- @elbe 8altiz
rrorer $2.75@3.25 oas sap unb Sutnoiier
2,5093.O0, 9eIbe 3O@40c. Der ] Guibel,
rot9e 4O@5Oc Der 8uibeI. @elbe SeriepS
4.25@4,5O baS SAP.
@iI0. = 4ratriebabner S 3.5O@4.Oo 6as
9B0., Wfdlldr0zG nte1 2.50@3.00, ttefne Gltz
ten 1.0O@1.25, Seals 1.75@2.00.
Yflaumen. - Slue 0omlons = a
= Der J Bui0el, Green @ageS uno 8lue
G99s 1.50@1.75 per J 6ui9eI.
&rauben.- @Oncorbs 4@-c., SPECS -
ode, 6ortforOs @ unb 0elalpares SO
Sc. Oas &flnO.
@robz4epfel95c Der 9ef=Rorb, unb
Gibirian $1.50@2,50 bos Sap,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
GdrL SGsasrs.

SIN Der Central Wlultc 6aQ fan6 ant
Iebten Opnneri tag ejlle gr0Bdrttge, BON lber
$500 8erlonen beluGte ScrldInmlunG ttatt,
mel6e Don ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Bic gegen 8laine ittmrnsr tDeroen lnO bier
lett &ur3em %organifirt iinO, berufen DOroen,
un0 Ill peldtr 6r. Garl S0ur5 bur6 etnelt,
NIT Sun0erte1 BON ullter1d)rtrten perlelenell
Nufruf ein9elaoen mar, cine 9te0e 81 balte1.
6r. S6ur3, Der eben BON elmer Igitati0nSz
reiie in Ntsconitlt 3uritftebrte, lam Der
Nufforberung 6erettptQigIt na6 uno
errdng nit ieiner muftcrgilttgen
Geoe etnen Dabrbaft 9roBartigen
Grfolg. Gr e%nttparf ieinen 3ub0rern ell
Draltii6es, aber our6 8elc9e geitiiBteS8ilO
bon Der friDeren 0fTentlt6en SbGtigfett
SOS. 81. 8latne's, erfIGrte bis ms Gin
3elne Die berit6ti9ten Wtuui9anz8rteT
B. b. Die 8rtefe, lpeldje Blaine, ais CT
Spreder bes 9teprQientanten6atlcS mar,
an Die 8ertreter Der 2ittle 9toG SortSmit9z
neutrality-suspicious. idrteb, I'M Tlir Die
Derlelben in letner 1rntlt6en Stellu1g Qez
~Ieilteten 9ienfte etn 0cgenBeidlent in @e2
1talt BON @ilenbabnbDu0s 81 erbalten, unO
bob anoere t0anOturgen Slaine's ais See
tDetie fir OeiIen Corruption 6erpor. Gr er>
flGrte e5 ais etre unauslD Glide S0GnDe
fit oas @olf uno oils D06it perbdngntBUou
fir bas 2anD, tpenn ell iol6er Wtann aum
9rdfibenteu geipd6lt tperben ioItc. @lez
nelano be3eidnete er ais ei1en Wtann bon
Wlut6 un6 @brli6feit, uno 6r. SGurS err
flGrte ii@ auN pouitdnOig einperitanben
nit GlepelanO'S m%annbafter Grfldrung 81
0uniteu Der peri0nli6eu Srei6eit un6 9ez
gen 8ro6ibition, pGbrenO er 8latne's feiz
ges S1pei9en nit iharfem SortasmlS
fritiitrte. !6r. Sdur3 meinte gum S9lrB,
Die &riiis bes ue6ergongeS Der Wta6t aus
Der 6onb Der einen 4artei in bic Der anoeren
miiie bod einnal %ton1nlen, unD eS lei anl
meiieiten, ite oann berbet8ufibren, penn
auf Der anoeren Seite elm ebrIi6er Mlann
an Der SptBe itehe.
Sr. S6ur3 bega6 ii6 BON Gbicaqo nah
&odfurO unO pon bort na9 Sbio, no er
bis gum October pobt peripetIen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

lteber6aupt babe id, ieIbit i'm bo6en gtor=
ben, gefunoen, OaB oas Oeut6 81 az
ttonaIgefiib INNER mebr erpa6t ur6
oGB DaS 9euti0t6um an MoGt immer
meOr Sunimmt. SOUR Iebr ieltcn fin0e t9
nod iol6e 2cute, ipelde ii9 tpom0Qli9 if
ter idOnen Observation-Disclosures l6dmen
ln0 in TGuelt, ipo eS ourdau5 ni6t not61
iDcnoiB lit. lieber 0aS gn9lti6e raocbre6en,
ODER ipelbe Die v9olice @5a5ctte" unO
vOime" s0ton1ane leien, be5~iebungspetie 5u
Ielen ii0 bemilben, neil tbren Sinbern 0teie
Nrt bon &eieitoff am beiten 5uiagt. Sen
tpeni9ell Oerarti8en Greaturen lei cS geiagt,
DaB tie Don Den Nnerttanern bod bios be-
lddelt uno bslp0ttelt. BON neltnunoneun5ig
gro3ent aler 0euti@en aber griinDlt0 perz
adtet iueroen. Sic linD peiter nidts aI5
9roBe g.. unO louten fir lt6 cine Golonie
bon Wiof1 ganfeeS gritn0en.
SEQ. 81. so
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

Scm 3eitgei96ft idtoI1en:
Met3en: Sept. 73S, Oft. TAI, Soon. 49,,
OeSember 788@784 W{ai So.
6orn: Gept. 81, Oft. 81, g&op. AGO
AZ, SSobr 80, San. 364, Mot 38&.
6ofer: &ep. 24&& Oft. 255, gfop. 253,
Sobr 24&&, Dtoi 288.
No99en: September 54c ge5oten.
@erl te: Sftober Csc perlan9t.
g 6metnefl Ell Of: 1915 Sept. ober
Sftober, 11.35 S0nuar.
96mals: 7.O74@7l0 6ept. unb Off,,
7.O0@7.G24 Jfop., 6.95@6.973 Oe5., 6.95
SI gps az e lSf E $50 eelb, @ept. uro
Sftoaer.
@4inten: fiiB8epOfelte, Our3i3nittli6
16 ID i0wer, gu 12c.
Slste. l Gar gu $11.5o, Cars gu
MtoDltnss.-1 Gor gu 1880 Die
Come.
@trOb. - 1 Gar 5aferfrob gu $3.50 bic
Spnne.
9eu.-3 Cars g3o. 1 gimotbp gu $11.OO,
2 Cars SEQ. 2 DO. gu &c. So, 1 Gar gu 5000, 1
@or Soma rplanO 4rairie 5I $10.25, l Gar
SIT $40, Gar 81 $3.50, l Gar 3u SO, 1 @ar
betBeS DO. 81 $3.50. 1 Gar gu 81, 1 @ar SEQ.
1 Yrairie 3t $6 Die Gonne.
ga er elem: Gtlnot6n $1.20@1.40,
Elee 4.75@5.O0, Getn 1.293@1.3O auf Der
8obu.
gstebutarTt-
Rirbpteb. -!3ufu6r SO 5000 @tid. Ser
Worft mar belebt unO fe1t unb Die Yreiie
i9lolen nm 25@30c bOber, ais am Dor
bergebenOen Sumitag. Die beIten gtoz
tines" bra6ten $6.80@7,1O, 2te Quoz
litdt 5.75@6,5O un0 Bite $4.50@5.25; losez
nanltte .WroIierS" So. 9504.2 80. !Rihe uIb
S SuSs5 $ 5 .oS@4.s5, StpaTrS $8.So@4. 80 50,
9febrasfa : &eraus 4.5O@4. 70, gSpornin9z
&erans 3.90@5,15. &Gl6er gum G9la9te11
$6.O0@7.95. &Gl6er CUR 3u9t S.50@18.0O
boS Gtiif. Wfil9tibe UNI 1915 bas Stiif
nieori9er.
olA.sA.sL ...
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
Gd)reGltd, OcraStantncIt.

Muf Dem Saue bes groBen 8iooufts Ser
6. & %. W.z8a6n an Der &9icago Nue. err
eignetc iih Oienita9 Gorntttta9 ei1 entieBIi>
der ll%nglildsfaI. Der bort arbeiteu0e
45idbrt9c Sanles Guiglep, beiien 6amilie
al Ser 2liblanD Gue. po6ut, mar
bel DEM @rrtdtell zines Der groBen StiiBz
bOde beiGGftt8t uno ba1oelte bierbei tnl
NuftraQe oes Bauunternebmers 0uffD.
Bt0Blid fiel Der Stiibbof UNI lnD auf
0uiglep. Dem ltn9llldli6en nuroen BIER
bel belize Qtrme mo beioe Beiue eebrohen
unO auBeroem erlitt ct nod einige ihipere
Gerlebun8eu. @ini9e Stunoen lpGter itarb
ct i'm County 6olpttal.