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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24
Letier, 10 Santa Claus

WAsHINGTnN; Dec. lS-Every year
about this time, \ number of letters
are received NJ the dead letter office
addressed to santa Claus. and for sew
-Tal years a gentleman of this city
NhO b. famous for his benevOlence APP
peared 90 claim them, aud an inter
view with a reporter OF the Star 10
day gave snme Interesting anecdotes
and sDme amusing extracts from this
correspondence. Said he: 'One let
ter 1 received I sent tO Miss Cleve-
land il came all the way from Prince
ton, III. ! kept u note Of t. lt be-
gan: "Mams says you are. poor this
year and cannot make many presents.
{ would like a new white apron and a
new book Aud she closes her letter
in this way: Dear santa Claus /:
You most always forget mama.
ueard her say once she liked nice
boOks better than anything else.
wish III yOu are not too poor you
would bring her q nice one. i will
send this tn the town where the Presi-
dent lives. | think you will get IT,
When you start out la your sleigh
sou will find my stocking 1T Prince
iOn. III, with the name Of Annie -
on t."
"A little girl living ia GarwIn,
rama County, Iowa, writes Dear
Nr. Kris Kringle or santa Claus /
am q poor little girl eight years old,
aud heard that you send girls Christ
mas presents when they are good. /
try. 10 be good. / wash dishes and
axe care OF baby. My pa has to
work In the days aud 90 10 school
when my mother eau lei me. Oh,
how glad l would be to get one Of
your presents. FTOnie.'
Two little girls, Allie and Ethel,
write from Osborne, Kansas please
Oring me a doll buggy aud dolly 10
ride in IL, aud little brume and lit
tie spune, aud some candy and nuts
aud peanuts and chessnufs. aud n
book with piclStures In il, aud please
bring Ethel some too"
several letters came from Waiver
", Iowa, where il is said teacher
read 20 her pupils an account we
printed Tor the Washington santa
Claus. One writes: "Wiil you be 50
good as 10 seud me q pair Of skeets -
He prudently adds: Il am years
Did and wear No. l shoes aud says ia
a p. :. Il do not know where you
live but | suppose in Washington, for
it's the capital
"a little girl named Fannie writes
81 would like little bureau very
much. | live la Appleton. Wis"
Santa Claus answers ihtIni all ..by
sending u Christmas card aud the fol-
lowing message "IOur letter to me
lss been received, but you must
know people do not always get what
they ask for. / have 81 many little
folks to look after that have 10 hear
from some Of the grown up people be-
fore can select them. You best tell
some grOwn-up person who loves
you what you have written to me,
show them this letter, aud IL they
think you have been good enough l
shall hear of it in some way, and l
think you will get something. / send
you pretty card, so you will be sure
Of that. DO not think you are slight
ed II you do not get just what you
want. Thank you for your letter.
You old friend, SANTA CLAUS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

II 30. It Is Of great importance to
you to be fully Informed ~ TO the
cheapest, most direct and most pleas
ant route. You will wish to purchase
your ticket via the route that will sub
ject you 20 no delays aud by which
through trains are run. Before you
start you should provide yourself With
q map and time table Of the Kansas
City, Fort ScOtt&Gulf Railroad Mem.
phis Short Route SOuth.) The only
direct route 10 and via Kansas City
20 all poiuts In Eastern and Southern
Kansas, Southwest Missouri and Tex
as. Practically the only route from.
the West 20 all Southern cities. En-
tire trans with Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars and free Reclining Chair
Cans, Kansas City 20 Memphis:
through Sleeping Car Kansas City tn
New Orleans. This Is the direct
route, and many miles the shortest
line 90 Little Rock, Hot Springs,
Eureka Springs, Fort Smith, Van Bu-
rsu, Fayetteville, and all points in
Arkansas. send Tor a large map.
send for q COPY Of Missouri aud Kan
sss Farmer, an eight page illustrated
paper, containing full and reliable
information IN relation 20 the great
states Of Missouri and Kansas. Is
sued monthly and mailed free. Ad-
dress J. E. LOCKWOOD
G. p. & Il. A., Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24
Civ Teachers, Meeting.

The third meeting Of the city tea
chers was held at the High School
building, Dec. IS, 'S5. at O'Clock
P. M. Miss Jennie V. Bartlett pre-
sented the subject of Primary work
She read an able paper In which she
stated that objects should be used In
primary teaching-prOeeeding from
the concrete tO the abstract; but did
not think any method applicable tu
all scholars. An essay ON ,''Chiid's
Mind" WAS read by Mrs l.. a. Davis.
She made the following divisions !:
(Al Bright and Active, (BJ medium.
tC) stupid. The essay showed care
ful preparation and was To the point.
Next, Miss BlundOn read a paper ON
"The Chiid's Capacity" Size states
that a sound mind in sound body is
the essential In the capacity Of the
child. She gave IL as an opinion that
systematic and special effort will
bring success In any work Of life.
Then Miss Alice Randall gave 4 die
tstiOn exercise in the Free Hand
Drawing, which shovel her complete
mastery Of that subject. The meet
ing was then adjourned by the Super
intendent. y.
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THE JOURNAL sook sINOERY.

SON after Jan. 18th, We expect e.
have In operation complete Book
Blndery, and therefore solicit the pat
rnage Of the citizens Of salina and Of
neishboring cities. We shall be pre-
pared 20 do work in first-elass style,
having employed the best Of work
men Tor the business. We shall be In
re- sdiness for the most complicated
rule work. and expect 10 compete
With eastern establishments Ia blank
books Of al kinds Magazine bind
ing will he a specially. We shall soon
be- able to show samples Of our work.
This will be the only book bIndsry
west Of Topeka. Save your orders for
binding aud rule work Of all kinds
until after Jan. lst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

THE Aiwood (Coi.l Adpoouie, edit
ed by John W. Wilson, fnFnierly Of
the Abilene Ga-efic, says;
We nOtiee that one of Hon. JohIi A
Andersou's : assistant democratic or
Eaas, nr the Firth congressional dis
tsia1 nf Kansas. rensureH the cuurse Oi
the Salina 9uURNaL ia relation % the
a.. s. land uliicfrs &C Sailna- The
1uuRNAE. IL uu the right track. The
bulk Of Mr.. : utirrzun = political sup.
fori comes irOni democratic papers.
We rreilisst that be will unl agair be
noluinnleu hy the republicans Of his
siislfiet-hlil he will Fun against the
republican randlGaie. a. y ieuinesst
under the gnise of independent"
This We undersinnd g. the prgram
81 Mr.. Anderson and his deai ieratie
supporters.
We have maintained that fhe Re
pnblican candidate for Congress
should BE- man who Is acceptable to
Al least luo-lhirds of bis party. which
Anderson l. noi. The Democrats
aoald i.s nsora than willing % aeospl
him a. their candidate in this district.
Nr. Andersen sssna b havs deied he
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RKPREsENTATIvE PAYsoN, of Hi
nois. says that settlers out West ar,
needlrsly alarmed on account OF the
recent decision Of the Supreme Court ;
that technically the titles Of the rail.
rnad lands which have been sold by
the railroad companies Ia settlers, but
have not yet been patented, still rest
IN the United States.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

Water flowing from pool on the
surface Friday flooded No. slope OF
the Susquehanna Coal Company's
mine at Nanticoke. Pa, 10 which
there were az the time nearly 1,OO
men aud boys. All made hurried
escapes save band Of thirty men.
working In the Ross seam who were
cut of by the water and an accumla-
ton Of rubbish. IL II believed they
cannot b,. saved.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

THERE Is no end TO the Walkur
ease. II has broken uut again will
vlFuIence. and the published filth
arising from the new form Of the dis
ease h unit for publication. The
press agent at Emporia-from whom
this stuff is said TO eminAie-should
be arrested for publishing obscene
literature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

ONE of the most consistent men,
hers uf the great Democratic party
has grown shaky. The Reverend
Petroleum V. Nasty, afier years Of
earnest labor far.and fsithful exempli-
cati"n on his part Of Democratic prin-
cinir,. has declared himself "mug-
trufttf, 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

IT II claimed that Senators EvHrts
Shei man aud Hoar are all descend
ants of Roger sherman. IL good
Roger were liv ing be would not a
ashsned of bis relatives The three
"cousins" make "full hand" in th,
most distinguished parliamentary
body IL the world .and are all member
of the 2. o. nariN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

SENATOR L,sIAN will pull of his
coat and go for the President on his
civil service reform pretensions. As d
result of the conflict we shall find out
90 a certainty whether Cleveland Is q
genuine reforiner, and II he Is,
whether his party will sustain him
Lots Of spnri in prospect. The Re
publican senators are now the critics.
and cHn the administration stand a
good gunlity oT criticism
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Notice ofFinal Settle
ment.
srATE o. KAssAsl =

STATE or KANSAS -
Cauafr ~ sALIN1
- a.. Fv.,kstr C.nrt ln n1i ior SD C4uutyr -
tSs ssafisr q ths s.sais q asseri Anaef,nn g.
reEse1. = A.
- ~f,--rnlI Frirte are hrrrhy retlAe9, teal
"a - -.r1Iar tarrs 81 the frol.ele Coaltf - -
- 80 slunty - - bfEun ead BED - - = e-l.
Rnrn a saiiaa ard Ca1al1 q aa.le- n.-s-t =.
Iannrrr A ID f8e1, San 1llil - e-l4 e--ri
- a faif Ard anai aslt1rsent 81 80 -.--e,
Il A. AuuEfa1N. Al1It1 q
Ro1EnT AErE14oli alf
p.a n. A.p.lAs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

RAILROAD Commissioners HUHPH.
REY. frunl q careful consideration Of
the situation in this state. ESTIMATES
that the year 1886 will witness the
creates, activity Ia railroad buiidiRg
la Ksnsas, since The completion Of the
east aud west iruuk Foads. Mr.. Hum
phFey estimates that At least seven or
eight hundred miles of railroad will
he constructed within the coming
Wear, and this withsut taking into
account the possible extension Of one
oF more eastern roads into the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

Thursday. Dee 2A-The Christmas
exercises Of the Sunday school viii
be held al 5:S0 O'Clock P. n. Every
one Is invited 10 the special exercise
Of song. RecitAlions and Reading.
Frlday.-ChFl.inas Day. At 10
O'Clock An. divine Worship. sppFo-
pirate 10 the day. viii Be held in this
church.
SUNDAY. Dee-1 th.--Reguisr ser
vice 90 moraing at u O'Clock. No
evening servics
@. p. GOTWA1p, Pastor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

Kansas Medicine Co.
SaIIma, Kansas.

FalieEing are the remedies.
Eidney and Liver cure, for dIseasss Of The
Kidney and Liver.
Pils 'Hsnedy, Cor Hemorhoiis and Rectal "
GERS.
Dyssepsia csre. for lniisastiaa and conssIPa-
fion % lhe haEtlE.
Lightning OIi, for al fains, RAeunaii1sa. Seu-
raieia. nl1Trhea and Cole.
kaihuIsFine. for Aalhma. CouEha' aEd aerioua
Bnlnrhili ndsciions. No failure Il directiofs are
followed.
Dr. stnEa the nriTinafor 81 these medicinrs, q
ed ani eEperieEcsd ragaiciaa 81 cftseltg-eifht
lime % fha -rsnriics 81 hl rFulenaInn. treating
chronic diseases. an4 superi1tendinr he menl-
l1ciure e hls Remedies hs Is the culT phg.-
clan o. the Flate uh1 exclusively traafa ehrcnlz
diEe1scl- Furft.t E11is-actiol q fuaranteed -
every enre entrusted % 60 crre.
CensEliEii1n Elrlrilg tou11entiaI- O4co ever
eeI'na, karsaa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

WHILE Congress il making bona
flde citizens Of the United states Of
various and sundry Democrats whom
the President wishes tn make foreign
ministers. We hope that body will
prnceed 10 varnish up Mr.. Kelley 80
n 20 make him acceptable 30 some
court under tie sun. Il Is necessity
he should be used-iiplomatically
Speaking. although he is nt present
the veriest nf ,liplomaiie crlpples.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

For moving to Chlco. 1 will close
out my stock at wholesale prices. viz /:
A lot Of brnadclOth piano covers, silk
embroidered. A lot Ofpiano and or
gan stoOls-alsO two organs at low
very low prices. Therefore come
and buy them for your family Tor
Christmas and New Year presents
c. MELBKRT.
q. SO. Santa Fe ave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

EnIsON. the inventor, has resumed
his work on the ph0uogTaph, which
hr j. confid ent Of perfecting 10 such
an extent that IL will take the place Of
sf,.itu,-raohers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

JnIIN r. GoODIE. the only Demo
cratic Congressman knnsas ever seni
O. Washington. died at his home in
WyandOtte last Friday morning. He
was ~ years old on the l4ih Of this
ttt,,nfh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

THE Leavenworth Times says that
ThOs. Moonlight will be appointed
chief clerk of the U. 8. Pension Office
by the new agent Gov. Click. Il
would have been much more suitable
to have appointed Moonlight In
Click = place. lie was a gallant sol
dier, and the veterans would have
been pleased with his appointment.
But they have no use for the skulk-in-
the-grasa who now oeonnies The place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

NOTICE IS hereby given, that Letisrs tssiamsn-
~ tary on the Estate Of E. Eh VanDyks, de-
ceased, we're Eranted % the underaiFned un The
81 day 0f December. A. y. lss5, b. the Pruhafs
Court Of Saline Couuty, Kanaas- NoH, an psr-
sons having claims againsi sid Estate, are hereby
notified, that they Elusi pre- the sama % the
undersigned fnr allowance. Eithiu one year non
the date of sad letter., or they may Be precluaed
from any benefit q such Esiafs and that n such
claims BE- not exhibited within three years after
the date Of aid Letters, thsF shall be fore yer
barred, NATHANlELC C. FTHRIDGF
Executor of The Estaie Of 3. Eih VanDyks, deed.
December 81, 1855
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Administrative Notice.
STATE OF KANsAs,).

STATE OF KANsAs.l
cuuNrT % sALfEE-
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
n ~ uiaasr eftir Erase q Wa. B. SaloH doo,asod
ATOTlCE is hereby given. that Letters Of Ad-
~ miuistraiiou have been grantrd 70 the
undersigned on the Estate Of Wm- B. Scholl
late of said County, Decreased, By the Honorable
The Probate C0urt Of the County aud State afoie-
said dated the 1th day Of December. A. ID. lssi
Nov, ali persnus having claims against said
the same 20 the undersigned for allowance,
within one year from the date Of said Letters, or
they may b. precluded from any benefit of such
Esiate and that n .ach claims be not eKhi bited
within three years ait-r the date Of said Lette "a
they shall BE- foreVer barred
ELENOR SCHOLL. Administrators.
December 7th, ISs5.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

SAM LAPPIN has located At LenOra.
Moron county. 20 commence the
world again. He has opened store
there.
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Mayors Proclamation

MAYOR OFFIcE, saIinA. Kansas. Dec. ., lsS5
/. Willis Bristol, Mayor Of the city Of salina
upon the request Of many Of our citizens, do here
By cuiuiur nj that all business houses IN said
city be closed on Christmas day, Friday. the 18th
day Of prcemher, issi. from y O'Clock -, during
the balance of the day.
witness my hand and the corporate seal Of the
city OF Salina, Kansas. the day and year hrst
shove written.
TsEAL.i WILLIS BRISTOL. Mayor.
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G. A. SOLBERG.
MERCHANT TAILOR
American, French and EIglil SIHlB.
e-'-s-'- sc S.ss: ,S:a. G. sss a: E,.'.sss
LATEST STYLES & FASHIONS
80 60 - Anette.
Executors No ce.

o1s sSoH s.i... 2 SAINT. p A''nu'. ''os.a '0u'A
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THE policy Of the Republican Sena-
tons with regard TO the appointments
is now outlined ~ follows:
They will scan the nominations
closely and refuse to confirm unfit
men. They will give those who have
lseeu removed upon charges q chance
Co vindicate themselves, but will not
make a partisan faeii0nal fight against
the administration. There are now
about n thousand nominations before
the senate, but none of them have
lseen Hcied upon and will not be until
after the holiday recess
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

H. ID. ELY
Defendant
fEtnE said defendant, = nonresident Of the
II Ststc 3f Kansas, vail take notice that he ha.
heea surd By the 81 u plaintiffs, and that on the
seventeenth day Of December, A. ID. lSS5 said
plaintis Sled their petition In the district court
0f said county and State, In action entitlad ~
shove, wherein the said plaintiffs pray for judg-
meui ngainst the said defendant In the sum Ol
Eight Hundred and Seyeniy-dVc Dollars (Ssi5
with interest thereon at the rate OF seven pei
cent. per annurn frlm the sih day Of August,
lsss al pray ed for In said IeiiiiOn.
and that unless said defendant answers said
petition on before the
Efh dag Of February, 4. d. 1856,
IL viii be taken as true, and Judgment rendered
accordingly. That an order OF attachment has
been issued ami the following described real
estate levied ON under said attachment, tO-Wit:
The south half - of the northwest quarter a
aud the north half % of the southWest qnartef
90 OF section twenty eight t2sl, township thir-
teru 10, range i've 90 vest.
That raid real estate will be sold according 90
laW, and the proceeds OF said tale applied % the
paymeut OF the amount due said plaintiffs a.
prayed Tor In their petition, and the Gusts Of this
action.
DENTON. CABLE HULL,
By Bishop 4 Burch their attorneys.
Attest &C. ]. FREDRfCkSOH, Clerk OF the
Dis rirt Court, Saline county, Kansas.
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PUBLISHED THURSDAY Dec. %.
Ordinance No. 473.

An ordinance granting the right Of way 10 thu
Salina, Lincoln a Western Railway Conn pany
through the city OF Salina, Kansas. AMI thu
right of way across Third and Fourth sire cts
ani Forrest Avenue. In said city OF Salina
kansas and % repeal ordinance No. 3f3.
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umbin fam, au benton, 1T nod einem
emsliiden 8latt 6olsenoes: L., baB fie
nit 16 Sabren elm fsbr bhbfdes Mdbz
den NOR; g., baB lie iebr pieIe i10ne
6eiratbsantrdge bette ober bod bdtte boz
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baB ole lire Greunbinnen UNI 5 Sabre
dlter finb, dig ie angeben; d., baB iie
elm gutes 6er5 bot; g., oaB ibr @atte
piel rei6er iein f0nnte. menn er tets
i9rem &atbe gefolst bdtte; g., bob bic
2eute aus Der 566nbeit Dieter ober
Sener Diel gu bel Wefens MAIDEN; T.,
oaB ibre 66miegermuiter cine Der utls
leibli6fen perfonen Der Welt lei; g.,
baB TIRE &inber piel bibfder fnb, als
bic Der Grau a.. 9. uHo g.; 8 oaB
iie gerne milien m6dte, oh ibr Wtann,
penn er ausgebt, ii6 aud INNER oorts
bin begiebt, uobin er gu seben ertldrt;
TO-, oaB ibr dltefter Sobn gan3 benz
Batter na6gerdtb.
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Muerlef.

- 9ie iuasen &lapperidlansen i'm
Mufeum ge6eiben oortrefHi9. Sic mer=
ben nit Mil6 gefiittert, bic alien nit
Mduien. Cine Der inngen t6btete cine
Maus nit einem S1lage.
= Muf bic Nntlage Deg Nngriffs nit
Der Nbfbt gu t6btsn, 1T s. sc. 9errs
mann perbaftet. gegen $1,000 Birg=
f9aft iebo9 mieber entlaheu mor0en.
Die Mrbeiten gum Bau bes neuen
8ebdubes fir bic @an Mntonio Natio-
nal=Banf in Der @ommercetraBe baben
seitern allen grnftes begonnen.
= Serr s. S. Meper 1T beute Morz
gen uoblbebalten BON ieiner Meiie mad
Galifornien 5urIfgefebrt, mo ct bebeus
tenbe Wein=ginfdufe gema1t bat.
= Wie mir foeben erfabren, bat Der
neue Bo5tmeiter ton San Mntonio, Sr.
9omarb, ben @ebilfspoitmeifer Sobn
@altber, in ieiner Stelung belafen,
ohne &ddfiGt auf ieine parteiffellung.
Gin 8eweis iebenfalIs. baB ST. Waltb:r
elm iebr ti9iiger 8eamter fem unb li9
als folber 10 aiemlib u~nentbebrli9 gez
ma9t baben muB.
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tpuroe Der Neuenborf'i6e Sal ben @ez
I6morenen 6ebufs nrtbeilsfdlung iiberz
geben. &i9ter Noonan uettagte oas
@eridt big 3 l1br Na6miitags. 9a
mir Dor genannter 3eit f6on CUR Prefe
aeben, finb mir auBer Stanbe ben ur>
tbeilsipru@ beute mod aur &enntniB gu
bringen.
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Der Nranfas paB 8abn purbe Der Greis
brief 10 amenbirt, baB bic 3meiglinie
in noro0fli9er &i9tung nod Waco
gebaut merben fann. Ser prdiibent ers
nannte bic folgenben Romites Ginan5
9enrp @lmenborf %. 0euermanr, gb.
2otuQa; g~reeutip: a. elfnap, 81
lipan, W.6. Maperid.
Die neuen NfeHments 2iiten rpeilen
cine 8ermebrung beg Gigentbumsuers
Ties in San Mntonip UNI 1892, LOS ge>
gen borises Sabr auf. 1884 betrug Die
Mbf6dbung $14, $3.50; 1885 betrdgt
fe SIS, 075, 095.
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Yenneu Der Builder George Burton
unb s. NaB in Qempfeab. Damn
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5 Sagen 5u Derlahen.
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pole a~n3iinbete, peranlaBte cine Geuers.
brunft, bic cine Sin, cine MibIe, einen
Shmieoef6oppen, elm Wobnbaus, &c
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8aumipoQensS amen 3erft6rte.
Bon Mc2ennat @onntp Mrs bel
erfte GrofE beri6tet, Der am Morgen DEG
ID. eintrat.
= Muf benz Depot in Simpior
ma6te ii9 ein unbefannter Mann bas
@ergniigen, bic Geuftrideiben ein3u.
f6lagen. Nls Der Gra1tagent binaus.
sins unb bem unbolb berslei@en 3eit=
Dertreib perbot, bolte fi1 berielbe elmer
&epolper uno f6oB blinblings in bag
Gra9toepot binein, nobel er elmer
Mann berpunoete. Sic bortigen 8iir.
ger tuareu fir6terli9 aufsebra9t iibe,
iolde uugeiebli9teiten, babel bat abe,
Niemanb 9anb an ben unbefannten
gelest.
= Ser @ouperneur bat ben 3udt.
baus Strdfing Marfbal 2inblep be
gnabigt. st fiebt bies als Belobnung
an, neil ii9 2inolep meigerte, nit Den
iibrtgen Strdfingen bon oer Clan Garm
gu entHieben.
= Muf benz Depot in Maribal[ per.
iudie elm farbiser Geuermanu cine SO.
fOmotiDe in geuesuug gu feben. 81
gelana ibm pOrtrefli9, uur bermodte
er biefelbe niht mieber gum Steben 81
bringen. Sic iauife bur9 bas Maf9i:
nenbaus binour9, aerit6rte einen Sbeil
befelbeH unb liegt nun in einem tiefen
@aHergraben.
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1teber go Vrpsent aaer arauf.

betten entiteben our9 8erna6ldffsuna
Der Sober unb Der Hieren. I'm olcit
Orgare in %geiunber 3bdtigteit gu er.
balten unb gefdbrlitcu, foifipieligen
unb t0otli6en 3rantbeiien borsubehqea.
t6nner mir fem anberes Mitel 10 trim.
genb empfebleu, wie Sd6nfelo: beat
f1er Hierens unb 2eber. s bee. Slu-
ieube BON 3euaniRe iprs6en far isIns
pobltbdtige Wirfung.
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Muths Bierwirthschaft
&edts, aeseniber Dem ginsans gum grereier'
4lab am Government 9ia befinbet fid elm Tau.
fhises ~ldtden, in weldem Befu9er oes Mi.
litdrpoitens fets friides, taltes Bier antrefen.
Serr Mutb bat biele gerbeierunsen bursenom
men, 10 bab Der aufentbalt in feinem 2ofal iid
au elmer ipirtlidem grboluns seitaltet. 8ein
GreinOer ~beridume. ipenn er einen Nusfius mad
benz @obernment Siu madt ooer Oienftag uub
Donnerfas bic Earabe befudt, bel Capt. Mutb
boraufpre@en. einbeimil9e unb frembe 8iere.