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Fall Trade and Falling
Prices.

We have received considerable amount
OF fresh goods for the Fall trade and will be
constantly receiving for the rest OF the sea-
son choice selection of Family Groceries,
both staple and fancy
Our spring and summer trade has been
very good, exceeding our anticipations,
and feeling grateful for the patronage
extended to us by our many friends, we are
determined to merit their future patronage
by keeping as in the past, the best quality of
goods and selling them at bottom prices.
Good crops will probably bring an in
creased trade this fall and our customers
will find with us complete stock of Crock
cry and Glassware, Lamps and Lamp Fur
nishings
We will receive about the LIST of Septem
Der our fall stock ofboots and shoes, that we
have carefully selected to suit the wants of
our trade.
With Mr.. William Root at the head of our
Tea and Coffee department, we have found
our trade to greatly increase His years of
experience giving us an advantage we could
not otherwise have. We have exclusive
control of his No. 4 Teas and Coffees, that
cannot be equalled or purchased elsewhere.
Call on us.
HUNT 81 CO.
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SORRELLS SPRINGS.

Cotton picking is in progress
Nearly everybody went to the Concord
musical convention at Salt Spring, in Doug
lass county, last Sunday
Mr.. John Hedgecock's school at Corner
Academy will give public exhibition on
Friday night before the fourth Sunday inst.
All invited to attend
Monk B. and Robert NJ. Moon, visited
Atlanta last Sunday.
The little babe Of John C. McCown has
been quite sick but is convalessent.
The next session Of the Mraietta Prim-
tive Baptist Association will be held at
Friendship church Paulding county, Ga,
commencing Saturday before the first Sun
day in October next u. KNOW Who
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interesting To Both Sexes.

Any man or woman making less than SAC
weekly should try our easy money.making
business. We want Agents for our celebra.
ted Madame Dean Spinal Supporting Cor
sets also, our Spinal Supporter, Shoulder
Brace, and Abdominal Protector Combined
for Men and Boys. No experience re.
quired. -Four orders per day give the
Agent $50 monthly Our Agents report
four to twenty sales daily 81 outfit free
Send atonce for full particulars State sex.
LEWIS ScHIELE x Co. 800 Broadway, New
! ork.
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He who lives in Glass ''HOuse," Should not
Throw Stones.

EDITORS JOURNAL Allow me space in your
columns to apologize to the many readers of
the Journal for ever noticing the piece about
Game Law by W. r. House. five had
known that he wrote it we would not have
stopped to have noticed it, As we did re-
ply to his first article, we are glad it had the
effect to smoke him out and let the public
know who he is. There has been a party
ever since the war that has been trying to
excite the tenant and negroes against the
landlords. The effect of sseh men has
been felt IN many communities do not
think MIR. House can do any harm here In
the first place think all respectable tenants
in this community are in favor of posting
lands, and on the other hand, w r. House
is too well known to create a sensation here.
tie is denouncing those who have posted
their lands, for no reason only it prevents
him and negroes from strolling through
plantations and destroying the crops of hon
est hard working people 1t may be he wants
to show what lot of fools that Legislature
was that passed the game law In his last
epistle he talks about wind and i'll wanted
an inflated bladder ! would go and get him.
He is the wndiest thing that 1 have heard
Of
The first threat was that we would be
ruined, that no man who had posted his land
should have tenants Poor little fellows,
don't they take it hard He saw proper to
speak Of the writer as Doctor Wen we
confess vermituge will not answer in your
case, your trouble seems to be in the head
and heart / cant give you any prescription.
If the trouble is in the head think one
pound of oleomargarine poured in at the
ears might supply the lacking of brains. If
it is in the heart you had better hold con
ference with your minister, he might do you
good. In conclusion, we will say, we now
dismiss W. Il. House and his communsca-
ton what has already been written or any
thing that may come from him hereafter for
ever from our notice We win not let our
selves down to notice him or any thing that
he may say hereafter on this subject
MARS HILL CLUB.
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RESIGNED.

EnIroRs JouRNM.-Will you please say to
your readers that have resigned the posi-
ton Of Superintendent of Woman's Work
at the New Orleans Exposition. Ny hus-
band is opposed to it and give it up in
Difference to his wishes. | receive many
letters of inquiry and applications for posi-
tons, and time and trouble may be saved
by the fact being known that am no long
err connected with it. Respectfully,
Mrs f. II. TENNGNT.
Marietta, Sept 7th, 1885.
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GEORGIA GLEANINGS.

Ex-COngressman j. Z. Freeman
died in Atlanta last Thursday.
Mrs. Gussie May Story, of Sumter
county, aged "a, suicided by cutting
her throat with a knife.
While John Smith, a merchant of
Gainesville, was out at supper the
other night, thief went into his
store and robbed it of $500.
Counterfeit silver dollars are in
circulation in Macon. The coins are
of the basest sort, and bear, date of
1874.
DIR. Duggdr, member of the House
from Fannin county, walks from his
home to Atlanta, a distance of 80
miles. He is over 20 years old.
At Hartwell, Tuesday DR.. A. J.
Matthews was nominated for the Sen
ate by the county Democratic conven-
ton to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Hon. J. f. Craft.
At the ball ground near Jasper
Adolphus Byers was stabbed in sew
eral places by man named Broyls.
Byers is in a critical condition.
Whisky was the cause of the Difficult
ty.
Mrs. j. 7. HARRISON, of Harris
county, has given birth to triplets-
two boys and one girl. One of the
boys has been named Cleveland and
the other Hendricks, and the girl was
named Victoria.
Mr.. Waters, city scavenger of
Brunswick, was shot by some un-
known person night or two ago
whilst sitting at his supper table, the
ball striking him in the shoulder.
Suspicion rests on certain parties,
but as yet nothing is known defn-
itely of the perpetrator of the deed.
A serious cutting ARRAY is reported
from Walker county, in which John
Jones stabbed Cicero Kirke six times
in the back, from which it is thought
he will die. The difficulty arose about
an engagement with young lady.
Both young men were about % years
old, and are of good families. Gal
houn Times.
Near Atlanta, Wednesday, a man
entered the baggage car of the south
bound passenger train on the East
Tennessee road, and raised a row
with Baggage Master Moody. He
threatened to shoot Moody, and when
he drew his pistol Moody Knocked
him in the head with a chair, crack
ing his skull, and probably fatally
injuring him. The row occurred on
Conductor Charlie Nagle's train.
Capt. A. b. Coulter with tour of
his children were in batteau on the
Coosa river, at Rome, last Sunday af-
ternoOn. The Captain and two chill
dren, five and seven years old, were
seated in one end Of the batteau, and
at the other end the fourteen year
old daughter, Mary, was seated in a
chair, holding in her lap little sis
ter aged three. Mary lost her bal
ance, in leaning over to dip cup in
to the river, and both were precipi-
tated into the river. The two other
children screamed in alright and
chung to their father, preventing him
from rescuing the two in the water,
both being drowned.
Stock farms seem to be more val
liable than heretofore. First we hear
OF COW in whose stomach was found
$50 gold piece. True, she had di-
gested So Is of it, which was very
good find for a dull summer. Now
comes story from Wilkes county
that new silver thimble has been
found in the gizzard of a chicken.
These breeds of cattle and chickens
ought to be looked after and perpe-
tuated.
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Marietta Academy Company.
ffeSlt
W. +, GILBERT, Sec'ty.

The subscribers to the capital stock of the
Academy Company are notified that under
the terms of subscription the first half of the
is now due All stockholders are
hereby requested to pay fifty per cent ofthe
amount subscribed by them to John r. Win
ters Treasurer, on or before Sept 18th, next.
By order of the Board.
?. r. CoRTELYou, Pres't
w. +. MYERS. Sec ty.
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Tribute OF Respect.

AT the Sd Quarterly Conference of Mariet-
eta Station North Georgia Conference, held
at Marietta Methodist Church, Sept It'll
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted;
Resolved That this Conference tender
their coincidence to the family and church
of the late Rev. / NJ Springer, and express
their sense of the loss to the christian cause.
W. d. ANDERSON,
Presiding Elder
w. +. GILBERT. Sec'ty.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MARIETTA. Ga. Sent. Eth. |

MARlETTA, GA, Sept. 7th, 1885.
Regular meeting Council met, u clock
and called to order by his Honor the Mayor.
All the Aldermen were present except NJ
g. Whitock. Minutes OF last meeting read
and approved
The Treasurer made the following report
Aug. 3, BY balance due Treasurer. =. Sl9l ~
g. Pd. II. N. Clatchey Vo No 81, 800
Jno Williams No. No. 63, 95
" " S Gorham Vo No &C, 1000
" b. W. York Vo. No. 81, 80 90
: John Shepard $50
jim Sanges No No 60, 200
Sept 7th, Reed W. p Stephens $6.O2
r. Baber ST. tax, 1880
Paid W. p Stephens, part on Vo.
No 1856, for 1884 600
To balance. .......................l74.62
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Good Results in Every Case

D. A. Bradford, Wholesale Paper Dealer,
of Chattanooga Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe Cold, which
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit; being induced to try
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
did so and was entirely cured by use of a
few bottles; since which time he has used it
in his family for all Coughs and Colds with
best results.
This is the experience of thousands, whose
lives have been saved by this Wonderful
Discovery. You can try it, without cost
Free trial bottles at the drug store of r. H.
Northcutt
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Rucklnn's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and potively
cures piles, or no pay required 1t issguar-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon
ey refunded Price % cents per box. For
sale by r. H. Northcutt
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Stockholders Meeiinn

The Stockholders of the Marietta Male
Academy Company are requested to meet
at the Court House on Thursday Sept. 10th,
at 4 o clock p m. Business Of Importance
will come before the meeting and full at
tendance is desired By order OF the Board of
directors. DIR. p r. CoRTEIYoY, Pres.
w. L MYERS, Sect'y.
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Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
administrations Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood &c, will
send a recipe that will cure you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send a
selt-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosEPH
I lNSAY, Station ID, New York City
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go To-
c. C.. KiSer'S
STORE!

There was man in our town. and he
was wondrous wise, for when he marked
his prices down, he then did advertise
And when he saw his trade increase, with
all his might and main he marked still low
er every price and advertised again. And
when he advertised again it made his rivals
roar, to see the people rush to him and pat
ronize his store And while they sat in
solitude and saw him custom win, that man
behind the counter stood and raked the
shekels in. And when he raked the shek
els in and saw his fortune rising, he took a
goodly lot of tin and kept on advertising.
Each day generous sum he'd sink, and
demonstrate full plain, the more one paws
Tor printers ink. the greater is his gain.
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-ITcH, Mango and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by "Woolford' 5
Sanitary Lotion" Use no other. This
never fails Sold by X. II. Norihcutts.
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New Groceries

New Groceries
Being received every day from the best
markets
AS devote my whole time and attention to
my business, and studying to
PLEASE MY CUSTOMERS,
feel that You will always find what you
want and McCiatchys store fully up to the
demand for anything in a FIRST class grocery
stoic.
Remember the place.
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S256 ~ s266 ~
BY balance due Treasurer STAG
T. w. GLOVER Treas

BY balance due Treasurer, STA 81
7. w. GLOVER, Treas.
The Marshal reported as follows:
To the Mayor and Council Since your
last meeting have made five arrests, and
collected 5000 in fines and paid same to 7.
W. Glover, City Treasurer d. NJ Young
fined $500; Frank James fined $l.0O. A.
H. Bankenship fined s.. 90 and brother will
see that it is paid by the 10Th of this month.
Ida Smith fined cost Bird Banks discharged
have also collected $sl 90 on street taxes,
and paid same over to Robert Baber City
Clerk All persons that have not paid their
street taxes, or that have had street notices
issued against, have notified that they must
be settle by this meeting.
Very respectfully,
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cry respectfully,
w ID Cupn,

The Sexton reported the Cemetery in
good condition Interments for August
Whites colored 3
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= gu 9omburg b. 5. $. ifarb Die
ier Sage Der afen 8abegdiien tuoblbes
fannte, Baron NuguIt b. Soften @enBs
tom. Ser GerIforbene mar 1850 nit Ell
mem 8erm6gen, bas eine Msiqion Sbas
ler iiberitieg, nod 9omburg gefommen
u16 bate al ber bsrtigen 6pielbant
balb fein gan5es Gelb berloreit. Naa
benz Sobe ieiner 6rau, bic mod einis
gernaBeH fur ibn forgte, lebte Ct in
b61it fiimmerli9en 8erbdltniiIeif, Bic er
bur9 ben 8ertrieb feiner @e6idte ettuas
3ll DerbeI1ern fu9te. St pflegte feline
Gebi6te, BON 6enen einige tpirtli9 poe=
tif9en Wertb babett ioaen, an beinahe
ale @r6Ben ber grbe gu ferben. Ct
f6idte fie &ailern, 26nigen, Siirifen
unbD 9ers6gen unb erbieIt Oft cine
Golbienoung bafiir. I'm ibn enblid6 Ios
5u tperben, CAB ibm einlf Der SpieIp11s
ter Blanc cine gr6Bere @elbiumme nit
Der Weiiung, ii9 banit an irgenb ei.
mem anbern Orte nieber3ulaHen. Ser
garon ging oarauf ipirfli1 bon 0omz
burg fort unb 5tpar fubr ct bireet mad
beripielte bort i'm 6an6un.
breben fein @elb unb febrte Dann
fren3fibel nad gomburg bor Der 66be
auriid. 9omburg berliert in sem Oo.9
bingegangenen eine Merfmiirbigfeit unb
Elm lebenoiges Oenfn,al an bic Spiels
aeit.
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DaB Grauen fompeniren, 1T eiz
ne befannte Sbatio1e, es biirfte au9
tpobl f6on porg.fommen iein, baB Msitz
glieber bes fd6nen @ef1le9ts fd nit
elmer Oper beriu1t baben. Da6 ober
cine Grau ni9t nur cine groBe Oper
fomponirte, ionbern biefelbe aud elm.
tiu6iren balf uHb fdlieBlib bic erffe
4ufubrung fosar felbft birigirte, III
pobl mod niGt bagetpefen. go gef1e>
ben bor bier3ebn Sagen i'm Sbeafer
Salbini 5l Glorens. 9ort ging cine
oreiaftige Oper rMaria" gum erfen
Male iiber Die Biibne, fomponirt bon
0er IN ggppten getorenen Grau Srene
Morpargo, unb .bieielbe fab ielbif am
Sirisentenpulte, fbnang ben Sattitod
tpie Elm getpiegter &apellmeifer unb
baite bic Greube, ni9t nur mebrere
yfummern tuieberboIen 3u milen, fon>
bern am S6luiie aud ni9t tpe,liger aIs
ie93ebn Mfal gerufen su tuerben.
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e.
Ser llntergang zines Oeeanbdms
piers ,inb ber banit perbun6ene Ner=
Iuft an Menfdenleben erregt unfer
gntfeben; allein baIten tpir ierals Elm
I'M iiber bic Sauienbe bon Menf1enle=
ben na95ubenfen, bic idbrIi9 bur6
9feren= unb 2eberfrnnfbeite1 perni9tet
tuerben2 Oie GterbIi1teit 1T fur6tbar; !;
allein felt Mifbler's &rduter Bitters bic
glrena betreten bat, um ben genannten
Granfbeiten bic 9erri1aft ftreitig gu
MAIDEN, bat bic @enalt ber Granfbeit
abgenommet unb tpirb bejtdnbig f1mds
der. Wm. 6. gropleb, BON Donniz
pban, Ranias, mar als unbeilbar aufs
gegeben tpor6en. Miibler's Rrduter
Nitters flrirte i'm.
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cine bloBe Grage bin in ffummen @e=
boriam gefiigt, pie iebt, tpo er in's
9aus 9it1g nn6 bereits natb Nerlauf
BON einigett Mtinuten nit benz Su9e in
Der 9anb tpieber 3uriidfam.
9ier, gndbige Grau.
@ugenie itedte bas Sud- au fi9, auf
bas fie ni9t ben geringifen Mertb 3u
legen f9ien.
l1nb nun, 6err Wiberg, oa i6 sic
bier finbe, f6nnenSie mir tpobI bie bette
9usfunft eeben. SD babe gum eriten
Male ben Weg bier entlang genominen
un0 finbe bic Bride, bic gum parfe
fibrte, 6ur6 Elm Glitter gei6loHen. ST
es nibt gu 6ffnen unb 1tuB i1 ben
nmtpeg 5uriid bur6 Die ganSen Werfe
ttebmens a..
Sic tpies auf bic nur tpenige @6ritte
'entfernte Bride, bic iiber einem Heinen
8raben fiibrte, Der ben Yarf tta1 bieler
Settle bin abf1IoB, unb Die in Der Shat
ourd Elm giiengitter gelperrt NOR. Derr
Milberg befanb ii1 in 9er3meif1ung.
9as Sitter nor tpirfli9 perf9loHen;
man iuollte ben parf oamit fir bie Mr.
better, 6eren Mobnungen gum She'll aaf
oieier9eite lagen, un3ugdngli6 MAIDEN,
aber Der 8drtner bate ben S6llfel,
Wilberg tpollte ellen, fliegen, Tim i'm
berbeiaui9affen, tpenn bic gndoige Grau
ti6 entf9iieBen f6nnte, 70 lange sll
tparten, big -
. ni6t bod! unterbra6 ibn@ugenie,
elm iuenig lngeoulbig. Damn bdttem
STE ia 5tpei Weal beullmtpeg 3l MAIDEN,
ben i6 Dermeiben min uno bas Marten
mD9te bod ettuas 5u lange bauern. Sd
5iebe es por, lint3ufebren.
(Gortietuns foIst.)
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9sidtis fiir Nnsipanberer.
@rObe Yreisermdsisuns in Der l1eberfabrt

@robe Yreisermdsisuus in Der lleberfabrt.
Der lInterseihnete 1T ermadtist @a1aae.
f9eine, freie Bef0ffisune ein9ef fdIoieu, BON 8re.
men mad San Antonio fir $24.l5 fiir ertpad,.
fsue Herjcnen ous3ufielIen. Rin6er unter IL
Sabren 5a5ien bic 9affte.
Der @rsis fiir Die @eiIe bon Gan antonio
mad Bremen betrGgt nur nod einfdIiebIi1
freier Hel6lfigune $40.35.
Gtrner 8illets au erniebristen @reifen bon
4nttuerptn, 9obre, 3iSerpool, Queenstown,
edneben, Ddnemart ano Norinesen nod San
aatonio unb 3nrid.
Adberee 5u erfabren Bel
6. @rieienbed,
22,f,tuip 9afases aeent, Gan antonio.
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5abrgattg 20.
Mper's
Qaue ueCure

entsdlt Elm 9tseagiiteesrn al!c hon sumpaait ter.
r'itrraot 1tsbe bas 70 pisI man ,peib. in feiner
anSera arsn.i entbaIten il. Gs sentbdIt fea CHI
Mn aud feine fretauif9eii oSer anberm jddbIiden
BeFanbtbeile uilb bat baber feinen na9tbeiIigen
GinfluB anf bic Contribution fonbern Iabt ben aSr.
per 10 gefunb u,ie Dor ber areufbeit.m :.
@ir snrastiren, ba5 aprrss Asms.gnre oue
Sdle Don fdltem remittirenbem ftiuem, BedieIs
NIB gallenfieber, 70 ,uie pon aeberIeiben, bic
sur9 saapfasft Berbeisefibrt finb. beirt. eOute
e MAD ri6tiser anpenSung 81 beiIen uerfebIsn, 70
itrb bic 9dnbIer bilrd infer girfuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 erinddtist, has Gsln suriiasusa1ssn.
Dt. 3. 6 .aptr { Co.. IomelI, Flaf.
Sa alien apotbsfen su baben. Z
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Cine Sonberhnre @efd;dtp mi,

Cine ionberbare gef9i9te lpirb
aus JteiD Seriep bon eine,n Wagabunb
lSramp) unb elmer bisber gea9tetert
Biirgersfrau beri1tet. Ser Naqabunb,
Sobn Coles nit Namen, fam offers
mad Der Bebaulung bon 6rau glisa
grompton all paifaie Bridge unb bat
bort un ettpas 3u ellen. 8ei einem leiner
Uettelbefu9e t1a9te ct einen berbre1es
rifben Nngriff auf bic Grau unb pnrbe
berbaftet. Gaum NOR CT feltgenomnlen,
10 3eigte Grau grompton elm auBerorz
bentli9es SntereFe unb Msitleio fiir i'm.
sic begab iid na1 benz @efdHaniKe
unb iammerte 6ariiber, bob Tie Coles
angeflagt babe. Sbr Gatte in9te berge=
bens, ibr bas llnpaKenbe hires Beneb=
mems begreili9 au MAIDEN. Sic trug
benz @agabunb Obit unb Blumen in's
@efdngnib unb beiu9te i'm fat tdalid.
Mls bieier 5u 2 Sabren @efdngnib berurs
tbeilt unb mad benz 6taatsgef1ngniB in
9renton perbra9t tpurbe, pergoB frau
Grompton Sbrdner unb iebte ibre 8e=
fu6e i'm @efdngnifIe fort; lie f6reibt
benz 2erl ieBt nod bdufis Briefe. Sbr
Gatte unb lire Nertpanbten linb auBer
fi6 iiber bas Benebtnerl Der Grau. Oie
Mnnabme, baB biefe nidt re9t Bel 8ers
fano fei, tDirb burd gi6ts urterFiiBt.
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Die Gtaot Grid 1T rei6li6
nit Tereinen perieben, iie bat beren ni9t
tueniger als 394, barunter Is politildje,
10 religi6ie, 50 senteinniibise, So 2rans
fen= uno 8egrdbnibpsreine, IA &unf=
,unb piffenidaftli9e 8ereine, 33 sur
9ebung Der BerufsintereHen, 9 militd-
ride, 21 S6iibens, IL Surns, IL
Sport, 80 @eiangs, 5 Mulifs, Z Bro.
aiatii6e unb 81 Geieuigfeitsoereine,
basu bic 13 alten ebripiirbigen 3iinfte.
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xagesfrnAen

Warum faua Gin Sart 10 bil>
lis yerfaufen z
Weil sr feine Sbeilbaber unb
Sieiiel,be bat unb alleS far gaar
perfauft. St banbelt nad benz
9use: ualeine yrOfite unb srObe
Gtnna6nea+
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xssas
ae4tslat,tr.

q Die 1ausbill, tpelbe bas DaSarbs
fpieI au tirem Criminal Berbre1en
ifefnpelt, ipir6e bonn Gettat an elm ipe=
5ieles gomiie bertpieien, ipeI1es 6ie
ein3elnem Beitimmungen Der BilI ben
Beoiirfnilien bes Nolfes gendB umdns
bern foll.-3u ber Bin gum gBibetruf
bes @eiebes, bas ben Counties erlaubt,
Bombs aus5uifeaen, I'm ben Nau bon
Griiden unb 2anbifraBen 3u erm6gIi=
den, wur6en i1ebrere Mmenbements
angenolnrnen, ipel1e bas @eieb unz
tuirffanl MAIDEN. Gins bieier Mnenbe=
f1ents befiimmt, baB bic petenten, iDels
DE I'm eine @abl our 9lbffimmung iiber
eine 5u erbauenbe Bride na1iuden,
Gelber 3u bepDniren baben, uno bamit
bic 2offen ber Wa6l 3u beftreiten.-
Die BiA gum S1ub Der giienbabnar=
better unb bes @igentbums Der giien=
babnen lit nod Idngeren Debatten nit
23 gegen 4 Stimnten angenorlmen tpors
ben. 9ie BiG If unn6tbig, ba bas
jebt beitebenbe @eieb bollitdnbig ausz
reidt. Neu 1T 1ur bic Be5iimnung,
eab eine beabf6tigte 2obnrebuetion
30 Gage borber atge3eigt tper6en t1luB.
Die 8iirger bon Slap gountD iu1ten
unt Jrif 5ur 3ablung ibrer @teuern
1a9, tpeil ibrgourtbaus abgebrannt 1T.
M 9as 0aus bei1dftigte ii1 ais
gOmite bes @anjen nit Der Bemilli=
gungssBia. Die bonn gomite boraes
i6lagene Summe fir bic 2an6office
purbe um $4,000 erb6bt, bic ffr 6as
Oepartenent Des @taatsanmalts feft=
.geiebte Sumue aber angenommen. uez
ber bic Benilligung bon $75, 900 aum
GrenSi6ub uno 5ur llnterbriidung bon
Yerbredefl entipann ii1 eine Idngere
Debate, tpdbrenb tuel@er fid bas 9aus
pertagte.
- Die @pielerei nit G@uBwaffen
forbert fait tagtdglid6 Dpfer. Sn
@eatberforb f6oB iid Elm l7idbriser
&nabe IN bic @tirn. tudbreno ct fi1
NIT feinem Hebolber beftdftiste. gtas
tirli9 mub Der Snabe an ieiner Wunoe
iterben.
Sn Sort Mortb ud9lt bic un3us
frie5enbeit nes Bottles iiber ben giienz
babn>Strite, aber He febrt lid gegen bic
8erpaltnng ser Nabnen. Oie 8eb0rs
ben .baben ii1 gum G9ube ber Mrbeiter
berpfli6tei, ipel9e angefellt rperben,
aber nod fonnte bic 0erpaltung feinen
Mann finben, Der fir einen Sagelobn
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- 9err Mnton Neuberger, Der BE
fannte @irtb unb Gigarrenbanbler,
No. 131 Norb 8. Str, @eaoing, pa.,
tpobnbaft, bat Or. Muguf R6z
nig's Samburger 3ropfen
nit ausgesei6netem grfolge gesen Sps.
pepIie angelpanbt.