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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-06-05

REV. JAMES B. Av1RETT, Of Montgomery
county, Md, will preach at st. Mary's Episcopal
Church, Emmorton, next Sunday morning, June
7th, and at Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, in the
afternoon. Under the advice of Bishop Paret
and his attending physician, Mr.. Avirett has APP
piled for consulate in the Mediterranean, in
order that he may regain his health broken by
hard work since the close of the war; His APP
plication is endorsed by Senators German,
Wilson, Vance, Morgan, Pugh and Hons. John
Richie and Stevenson Archer. Such endorse
ment ought to send Mr.. Avirett to London,
| much less to Palmero.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-06-05

THE STORM, last Sunday, was very severe and
extended over the county. The rain fell in tor.
rents, washing the roads, corn fields and gar
dens. Between four and five O'Clock chimney
on the residence of Mr.. Henry s. Harlan, near
Stafford, was struck by lightning. A number
of bricks were displaced and tumblng down
the chimney rolled out into the floor of u room
below, but no other damage was DONE
About the same time large locust tree, near
Mr.. Jos. X. Hopkins slaughter house, in Oar.
lington, was struck by lightning and shattered.
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LECTURE ON TEMpERANoE.-A temperance
address was delivered in the new M. P. Church,
Bel Air, Wednesday evening, by Mrs Chaplin, of
South Carolina, who came here under the auspi-
ces Of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. The church was well filled. Mrs.
Chaplin is fluent speaker and succeeded in in
tercsting her audience.
AT the close of Mrs. Chapin's address it was
announced that Women's Christian Temper
ance Union would be organized in the M. e.
Church, Bel Air, on Thursday morning. About
fifty persons enrolled themselves as members
A meeting was held at the place and time nam
cd, and an address delivered to the ladies espe-
cially, by Mrs. Chaplin. The Union was organ
Used with the following officers
President, Mrs. J. G. Rouse; Vice President,
Mrs. E. ID. Finney; Secretary, Mrs. X. d. Lee /;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Grace Valiant;
Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth g. Lee; Secretary in
charge of temperance literature, Mrs. N. N.
Mock.
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ARRESTED AND FINED.-On Thursday of last
week Town Baliff Small arrested Edward Tai
bolt, Charles Morgan and James Lee, all three
colored, for fighting and disorderly conduct on
Bond street. Justice Fulton fined them 81 10
each, including costs.
VIM. Cuttings, also coored, paid Justice Full
ton S4.S5, fine and costs imposed for being drunk
and using profane language on the streets of Bel
Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-06-05

-Drew's Yeast Powder is the purest, cheapest,
strongest made. Sold by country merchants.
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GOOD SALE OF HARTFORD CoLT.-Mr. Chas
E. Ehman, marble manufacturer, of11S N. High
Street, Baltimore last fall bought from Mr..
VIM Roberts, of this county, three year old
colt, raised by him. The colt developed consi-
derable speed, having, it is stated trotted half
mile in 1.16 Recently Mr.. Ehman sold the colt
to Mr.. w. H. Evans, OF Baltimore, for 81, 3OO.-
The colt promises to develop into one of the
tasted trotters in the State. 1t is gratifying to
know that Hartford can produce fine horses as
well as fine cattle, big corn, and the best men
and women in the world
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE.-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register
of Wills of Hartford county, Nd. Letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
ORPAH GLENN,
lato Of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
thereof.
On or before the I'd ddyof December, 1885,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
of June, 1885.
MARTIN L. JARRETT,
1e5 Administrator, O, Il. A.
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Enca1 Atfairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Corn fields and public roads were badly
washed by the heavy showers last Sunday.
An advertiser writes as follows
"1he AEgiS certainly reaches the business
portion of our people, as l sold my COW the Sat
urday following your first advertisement"
Geo Frederick Browne, proprietor of a res
taurant, died in Washington, on Monday. When
a boy he lived with the elder Booth on his farm
near Bel Air. Mr.. Brown afterwards became an
actor
Mr.. VIM. Kean, carpenter, on Tuesday,
raised for Mr.. H. B. Twining, near Ashtonville,
a barrack 80 by so feet in size. 1t will be COM
pleted in n few days. 1t is supplied with Kings
hay carrier.
Mr.. VIM B. Hopkins, who lives near Lapi-
dun, has some tall wheat. On Monday he
measured stalk and found it to be feet and
| 6 inches in length. But then Mr.. Hopkins has
rich farm, besides being good farmer.
Rev. s. H. s. Gallaudet, formerly rector of
Christ Church, Rock Spring, and Emmanuel
Church, Bel Air, has resigned the rectorship of
st. Anne's parish, Middetown, Delaware, and
has received call from the united parishes of
Pemberton and Vincentown, N. j.
Mr. VIM. o. Hanna, who has been soliciting
orders for copying photographs, &C.. by the
electrograph process, on Thursday delivered a
| large number of completed pictures in Bel Air.
These pictures reproduce the features with life
like axactness and also represent the hair, eyes
and clothing in their exact colors. They have
| given general satisfaction.
SALES OF LIVE STOCK at Churchvile for the
week ending May 30th:
James Sawdon, Jr., bought from John Hays
IL head fat cattle and from Jacob Shertzer 2
fresh cows, which were driven to Aberdeen and
shipped to Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Sawdon also purchased at the stock yard
in Baltimore, 43 head sheep, brought them to
Churchvile and sold the same to Mr.. Abram
Sherzer.
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CTRA WBERRY FESTIVAL
~ FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY

ia w bEhh1
- FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
In order to raise funds for the Bel Air Circulat-
Ing Library STRAWBERRY AND ICE
CREAM FESTIVAL will be given on the SIX
TENTH OF THIS MONTH in the Town Hail.
Flowers, &C.. are requested from the friends of
the library and may be given to Mrs. Masn,
Miss Ida Spieer, or Miss Kate Richardson. je5
A GRAND MOONLIGHT PIC MIC
"A WILL BE HELD AT q
LEIGHT AND DWYERS OAK GROVE RE.
SORT,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1883.
by the Edgewood Sooia1g.
sS-Good Music. All are invited. 5jeat
ESTRAY NOTICE.-harto,d Co,n,tv, 10 wif .
~ hereby certify that L. A. PYLE, of Hartford
county. made oath before me, the subscriber,
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for the
said county. this Both day of May, in tine year
1885, that there is an estray trespassing upon his
enclosures, described as follows One black SOW,
Given under my hand,
JAS. A. FULTON l. p
The owner of the above described Sow ia re-
quested to come forward. prove property pay
charges and take her away.
5je5t LA. PYLE
MONEY TO LOAN Large or Small Sums
INl on good Farms in this County, for five years
THOMAS HILL,
oo fayette ana ST. Paul Streets Baltimore, Md.
29my3m
NOTICE.-CLOSE OF LEVY-All persons
~ having claims against Hartford county are
requested to present them on or before the
18th day of June 1886 All accounts that come
in after the day named, will positively be exclud-
ed from the levy Of 1885. By order of the Com
missioners.
my22 G. w. PROCTOR Clerk
g ALESMEN WANTED to solicit orders fol-
~ my new Fruit and Ornamental Stock, a spen.
did line of new Speciaties. Good Wages and
Steady Employment given to reliable, energetic
men. Write for terms to
G. l.. YATES,
2@my4t Rochester, N. Y.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The undersigned
~ Examiners appointed by the County Com
missioners of Hartford county, to locate public
road in the Third District beginning at a point on
the public road near Whitaker's Mill and running
thence through the lands of Franklin Whitaker
Alexander Norris, G. Smith Norris, L. l.. Sawyer
and Archer u Howard until it intersects the Be
Air Turnpike near the Bridge over Winters Run
hereby give notice that they will meet on the
ground, on TUESDAY, JUNE 3D. 1885, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose above desig mated
GARRETT AMOS,
HENRY RICHARDSON,
WIN. N. GIBSON.
my22 Examiners.
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A Small Wheat Crop Probable.

The indications from all parts of the coun-
try are that the wheat crop this year will be
very TAR below the average of the last five
wears. 1t is considered that in Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Tennessee and Kentucky the wheat
now growing is barely enough for seed and
bread. 1t is almost as bad in Indiana and
Southern Ohio. The Farmers Re0ieao of
Chicago says that "the outlook this year is
the worst in ten years and it may be set
down as positive that under the most favor
ing conditions the total winter and spring
wheat yield is to fall considerably under the
short crop of 1881, when the total product
was 3S00O0,000 bushels. The total wheat
crop of the country, from the present
outlook" says the Recieao, "will be from 320,.
100000 to 33O,OOO,0OO bushels, against an
average yield for the past five years of 1884,
100000 bushels"
The complaints of wheat being winter
killed are general, and thousands of acres of
wheat lands have been plowed up, this
spring, for oats and corn. Therefore, it seems
reasonable to expect that with decreased
area in wheat and the certainty of a short
crop this year prices must advance. 1t is
true that the wheat crop last year was un-
usually large, all over the world but
much more of it than usual was consumed.
Its great plenty and low prices made farmers
lavish in using it, and in many instances it
was fed to stock, as matter of economy
The long, severe winter increased to an I'M
precedented extent the consumption of corn,
for feeding stock, and this fact also made a
large consumption Of wheat necessary
Reer6o1tna's Circular states that the present
wheat average of England, Scotland, Ireland
and Wales is 10 to 10 per cent. below last
years, and that this short acreage, combined
with the backwardness in the growth of the
crop ITSELF will cause a deficiency in this
years product as compared with last years
of 100000 quarters. The circular also
states that it is estimated that the wheat crop
of Germany, Holland and Belgium will be
short this year 100000 quarters, that OF
Austria, Hungary, South Russia and Spain
100000 quarters, and that of France $780,.
900 quarters.
In our own county the prospect for good
crop is very slight. Here and there a toler.
ably good field can be seen, but the most OIL
the wheat is thin on the ground and the
straw very short. 1t is not probable that the
yield of wheat in the county will be more
than one.half the usual average.
Corn is very late, but the stand, generally
is good, and there are few complaints
about cut worms. This crop may, at least
be good one, and a short crop of wheat may
make it profitable.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-06-05

The LATE HENRY A. SILvER.-Additional
particulars have been received concerning the
death of the late Henry A. Silver, formerly of
Hartford county, which took place suddenly in
st. Louis, Mo-, on the 9th Of May. Mr.. Silver
had been unusually well, and on the morning
of the day named went to The residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Lutz opposite TO his own, to
get large sheet of paper. His daughter left
him looking for it and when she returned,
shortly afterwards she found her father lying on
the floor speechless. Death occurred IN Il very
short time, being caused by apoplexy or rup-
ture of blood vessel Of the brain. Mr.. Silver
leaves wife, one son and three daughters His
son, Mr.. Edwin Silver, is II prominent lawyer
and States Attorney at Jefferson City, Mo. One
of his daughters, Mrs Anna Boarman, lives in
Orleans; his daughter Lizzie is also married New
and lives near st. Louis, and his youngest
daughter, May, Is the wife of DR.. Lutz. 1t was
at her house that he died Mr.. Silver wss con-
nected with the st. Louis postoffice, at the time
of his death
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
in Hartford county. called White Hall, sit
uated on the public road leading from Darlington
to the village of Dublin and adjoining the lands
of George l.. Scott and Miss Mary Silver contain
ing
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MORE OR LESS

MORE OR LESS,
being the same land devised to Margaret H
Massey for life by the last will and testament of
Rigbie Massey dated the 9TH day of December,
in the year 1885, and recorded in u. S. b., No. s.
folio PIG, one of the Will Record Books of the
Orphans Court of Hartford county.
There are no buildings on the property, about
one-half of the land is in cultivation, the balance
in timber and uncultivated land. The property
is situated in very desirable neighborhood, and
is well watered, and the fences in fair condi-
ton.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-one-third of the purchase money to be paid
! n cash on the day of sale, or on the ratification
thereof; one-third thereof in six months. and the
residue in twelve months from the day of SALE
The credit payments to bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secured by the notes or
bonds of the purchaser. with security to be APP
proved by the trustee
HENRY d. FARNANDIS,
j. ). richardson, Auctioneer. Trustee.
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SALESMEN WANTED to solicit orders for
- my new Fruit and Ornamental Stock SPLEEN
did line of new Specialties Good Wages and
men. Write for terms to
c.. L. YATES,
22my4t Rochester, N. Y.
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NOTICE.-CLOSE OF LEVY.-All persons
~ having claims against Hartford county are
requested to present them on or before the
18th day of June, 1885. All accounts that come
in after the day named, will positively be exclude
ed from the levy of 1885. BY order of the Com
missioners.
,1rOO ~ w
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MONEY TO LOAN!-Large or Small Sums
Nl on good Farms in this County for five years
or shorter periods. Interest per cent.
THOMAS HILL,
Fayette and st. Paul streets, Baltimore, Md.
29my3m
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yWar npc1 ME I'D

Oas beoorifebeuee gdlfsfea wirb bes
9fellelt matt6erlti Jtingett, oeraIeiden
matl nod ME bel tinem abnliden sseNe
erlebte. Megrbafte Manter narlhis
rem bier na6 Dem &lanse scx gromteI
eltDer nnS bort iu6t maj, orr bsin s8oi.
ler erile ltalienli6s NaFst III gcens an
feBen. Nuf benz @ennplobo erIheinssm on
germ UNI 9a,...Ien bod gu Mob uno
."pssa GU: Polonaiie nuf, uno bann
leSees pirb Der Plab BON Bale 8al
Ytelern in 8eI6lag genommen, unb
dbnli9e Nbme6slungen mebr.
ginaelne oieier Sa1en babtn fid
freili6 aud an an6eren Orten ereianet
unb ltn6 ni6t mebr neu. Mber II e
igert6umli6feit mirb bas @olfsfeff in
San @ttonio aufmeilen, bic originea
in ibrer Gtt 1T ultb auf bic nod Nies
mano porber %perfiel. Sen 8efu9ern
tpirb ndmli3 @elegenbeit geboten tuers
ben, gum Beifen ber Stride gu e1en, unb
oas tpuroe III folgenber @eiie arran=
girt. Die 9amen elmer bieligen gpis=
eopal. Gemeinbe padteten elm &eftauz
rant aif Dem 6efipIabe. Sort weroeu
lie liln run gum 8siteu Ser Stride fo=
den unb brater, Doer wobif6einli6er
tp1eN ugb braten ~IaiIen. 8ienei9t aes
i6iebt aud oas 9erri9ter Der @peiien
III Der Sta6t uno bieielben perben bant1
fertig binauseeliefert. Sod bas 1T
ytebenIade. bic 9auptia6e bleibt iebens
falls, bob bic Damen i'm gemietbetet1
sBttano anweienb fem merben, umt
o%leienigen 5ef6efu6er gu bebienel1, bic
oa gum Beffen Der Stride gu efen miinz
16en. Sb Semanb Qunger ober @ppe=
tit fiblt, barauf fommt es nidt on,
tpenn er tlur ~iiberbaupt iBt; oas 1T bas
elnsig Wtni6ensuertbe bel Ser Sadie.
giel brau6t er aud ni9t gu eHen, 10
ettpas tpirb ibm gar ni9t a1gemut5et;
aber. Dft.res @fen 1T iebenfans En-
plini9t. benn bas bringt @elb uub
@elb tam ia Die Stride INNER gebrau=
den, neil fte einen grpBen Magen bat.
Nuf Diefe Weile mirb aIio ben 6eftbe~
fu1ern 8elegenbeit geboten, Dem Sim.
mel gu bienen. pdbreno le benz irbis
f1en Wergniigen Dbliegen.
get Ibbaltung oon firdlihen 6airs
unb Gefefen mitb freili6 berielbe
3tped perfolgt. Nber baB man elm
Solfsfeit gum 8eften elmer Stride aus
aubeuten fu6t, 1T Ii6erli6 cine nelie
Soee, tDobur6 man auf inbirette Dirt
benefit, baB unfer gan3es &ir6entbum
nur cine @ei6aitsfa9e If.
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: Wo fdnbe li6 in San Mntonio
mobl Elm Ylab. an Dem nan bic Stun
ben beg Wadmittags ober Mbenbs i'm
Sp1tberbit ober Winter in elmer @au=
men unb Magen erquidenben Weiie
better berbrinsen f6nnte, als in benz ele=
ganten Quitern-S alon bon 9arnifd
uno 8oer. Wenu man ben Beiuh Der
%0egonnenen Saiion als elm 3ei6en Der
wadienben 8eliebibett bieies 2ofals be=
tra9teu barf, 10 iheiitt Der grfolg fir
ole 3eiteu geii6ert. Die perf6iebene
3ubereitung her nOblf6medenben
Sdaaltbiere bel Sarniid & Baer ftebt
auf Der 60be Der Wo0fommenbeit.
Sauberfeit uno portteffli6e 8eoienung
linb unilbertrohen. 8or3igli9er &afee
unb @bocolabe unb feines gadmerf gu
ieber Sages5eit. 8,10,t1M
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0ie ,syair" int Gafino.eaale

Geffern @benb mar Der 8eIu6 fat
nod 5ablrei6er, als berienige, Der fi6
an ben beiben erlten Mbenoen Der Sauls
Gair eingefunben bate. Oie aIgemei=
me 5timmuns NOR wieoerum eine febr
animirte un6 in Golge beHen Der umfab
on 2ooien Elm iebr erfreuli9er. Die
2un6fdnbe. gisereams, Bier. unb Sc.
monabes8 ifets e%rfreuten ii6 gleidz
falls einen iebr ftarfeu 3uipru9es.
Sie Gair bat alen 8etheiligten 10 gut
sefauen. bob lie auf aaaemeines Ser
langen nod nm einen Sag psrldnaert
morben 1T. Seute @benb miro benn
alfo rum 5u rdumen" groBe AUCTION
aaes Oefen abgebalten peroen, mas
nod abrig 1T unb bann mirb elm Sdns.
diem ben gef6luB Der Gair bilben. Wie
mir b6ren, entipri9t oas 6tnancieae
ben gebegten @rpartungen. 10 baB alio
bic Gair als Elm in jebsr Sinli4t wobl=
gslungenes unternebmen be,ei6net
Derben fam.
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Groceries. Groceries.

gs 9iebt biele @rocerb Sa~noIunsea III Sau
Mntonio, aber ipie peniae, Die iid NIT Der bon
Nrantas Breseott G. Gr., @de bon Solcbab uno
p%oniton' Strabe meiIen %fonnen! Sci Yreseott's
lnoet mon allies, bon ben sansbarten Staple
Waaren bis gu ben %feiniten importirten Delita.
tenen. Seutlhe mercen nomentlid auf bic in
Ble9tannen perpadten beutiden @emiile auf,
merriam semadt. Seoe ISOLDE friide Gem
ou19en. 1,10tlW
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Notwithstanding ,sntsednna,

Serr Geo. 9. Shilling bon Mande1er, Did,,
idreibt vMeine Grau mar beinabe bil1os felt
5 Sabren, 70 bilfos, bab fie fi9 nidt alIein i'm
8ett berumbreben fonnte. Sic nabm stei 8la.
fden bon electric 8itters Elm uno ibre @e1uno.
belt bat fi6 oaour9 70 s%ebe1ert, bab fies lire
Nrbeit ALIEN tbun Tam.
gertauft gu so Gents bic 5lalde bel u.
9ret6.
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Sur nod 3 Monate bis gum l. Sanuar uno
bis ba6in bietet iih bic @elesenbeit BEL s arb
8aum all Der Commerce !. gtraSen Bride,
edte @eine. IS )isfeYs, 8ranbies unb gisarren
gu ipottbiaiaen Yreiien su %faufen. Oie ansa.
ben, weldc Scrr Baum in 8ctref feiner @aarem
madt, beuabrbeiien f6 bis in's fleinfte Detail.
Gr 1T als rssner @ei@dftsmann befannt 'unS
pern er Die 8erfidernng siebt, has er $3.50
Yroaent an feinen Waaren fpart, fam berfel.
ben nnbebinat @lauben idenien. 1,10t3M
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Muths Bierwirthschaft

Muths Bierwirthschaft
@edts, aesenuber Dem Ginsans gum @rereier.
RlaB am Government Siu befinbet fih elm lau.
fdiseS @lasden, in Incident 8eiuder beS Wi.
Iitarpotens itets friides, taItes Bier antreffen.
Serr Mfatb bat biele Serbe1erunsen p.raenom
men, 70 bab Der Gufentbalt in feinem 9ofal fiG'
at elmer pirfliden @rbOluns s%eitaltet. 8ein
Grember berfaume, ipenn er einen Nus1us mad
benz Government 9iu madt ODER Dienitaa unb
Dunnerfiag bic 4araoe befudt, bel Capt. Wutb
bor5uipreden. @inbcimiide unb fremoe 8iere.
.9.a,t3W
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@udlena Wrnica:galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir Sduitte,
Suetit'ungcn, @efduiire, 8ieber. unb Saut.
ausNGlae, 6Icdte, geiprunscne Sdnoe, Grolt.
beulen unb ale 8auttront6eiten furirt Sa.
mOrrboibcn oOer feline 8~esablung. Io0iae
Classification sarantirt ODER bas @elb pirb
auriiderifattet. 25 Gents bic Sda6tel bel u.
Dreib.
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9,10tutp-

Wer iest @elo ipareu unb ii) slci6seitis Die
@enustbnung beridafen mill, in 8efib pabr-
bait rseler @aare au 9elansen, Der belude
9arrh 8aum's @ein. unb @iaarrenbanb.
lung: St liefert gu9 pofitio Die 8epcife fit
Die ae9tEeit ieiner importirten uno eiubeimi>
iden @eine, 2iauOre uno @isarren uno bab ct
%otefelben billiger alS iraenb elm @bolefale Saus
IN ODER auberbalb San Nntonio b~erfau(t.
8anm lit entidloien, Bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
auralmen uno feinen aunoen ben Nusen ieiner
MaBnabmen aufommen gu Iafen. 1,1ot3M
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Dead Shot Scren Borm 0ini-
nient pirft fiber unp idnel. Oie1cs Eminent
tootet bic @iirmer ausenblidli6 bGIt 8lieaen
ab uno beiIt bic Bunre. SIN @afer aufaeIof
III 60 Elm ausse3ei6netes SeilmitteI argen iraeno
Delde @unoeA beim Sieb. Yreis SO Gents.
Yraparirt nnb siiA gcrfauf bel u. 9rei6,
San Nntonio. 1876 tuw
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8dderet unb @tseream : parlpr
bon
j. Wence.

329 Souifon- @de bon Sefer1on. Strabe.
Dem eeebrten Wublifum our Na1ridt, baS
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