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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-15
Notice of Forfeiture.

TITO DANIEL CoFFEY. P. HAGGERTY,
l. Michelet Hagan. Richard Perssell. p. r.
Mcbride, J. N. McCuish VIM. Berman, Phil.
Ross. Edward Cutohly, Tim O'Neil, P. #.
Mcbride. Daniel Evans, B. Rsggi, G.. Escere.
A. vernazza, A. Simsnelli, b. venturino, O.
Frsnchini, q. BernArdini, p. Femtnis. b. 8.
Ferguson. Mike Harrington. Tim Harrington,
mining co-owners.
You are hereby notified that have expended
three hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the Bonanza No. lode. Bonanza
No. 2 lode; also the Clay Wall lcde Of said
mines. situated in Antelope Mining District. In
the county of Eureka, State of Nevada. said
mines being part Of the Silver Top Mining
Compsny's mines. which sum was expended as
follows: One hundred dollars on each mine.
ss will appear by certificate fled January Il.
1885, in the office Of the Recorder OF Eureka
county. in order to hold said premises under
the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Stat
utes Of the Omitted States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
December 81, 1884. And If within ninety days
from this notice you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion OF such expenditure ~ .
co-owner. your interest In said claim will be-
come the property Of the subscriber under
said Section 1924. JOSEPH TOGNINI.
January IA, 1884. j15-n
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Just Receav we'd.

An elegant assortment Of wall bracket.
and lamp goods, consisting Of shades,
uluminators, wicks and cigar.
lighters. Also. new patent window
shades, and q lot Of fancy cabinet frame
and bird-cages. have on hand ali kind
OF secondhand furniture, which / will sell
at prices to suit the times. Chll and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. p. II. Hull.
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PHYSICIANS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A. D. ROCK & THOMAS Tread,
TINTED STATES DEPUTY MIN.
~ ersl Surveyors. Eureka, Nevada. Special
attention given to procuring patents for
mines. js27
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BRATITIC Lodge, mo. 2, X. OF p,
REEETB EACH FRIDAY OF EvEkY
VII month, ct O'Clock p. n, ut its CASTLE
Hall, In the Rtokafd-T Tolay tuiiding.
ALI Brother Knights, In good standing. are
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
Z. N. ROBINSON, O. O.
W. z. DAVIDSON. Z. Of r. and 8.
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HOOI2TIEb,

RUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. r. a A. n.
rTsHE STATED 0oMMUNIoATIORs OF EU.
Il reka Lodge. No. 16, y. b A. NJ. win be
held In Odd fellows' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members OF sister lodges. and sojourning
brethren In good standing. are cordially tnvtt-
cd 70 attend. JOHN n. JONES, W. n.
Il. II. CoHKLIs, Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-Females

WANTED AN INTRLLIa ENT. FyxR.
Nv setc lady Of good address and some
oasiness ability. to introduce to the trade and
SSSSLEBRATED SPINAL SUPPORTING COR.
oEr. splendidly advertised and highly rscom.
hnended. To the right psrty SIS monthIv will
% paid. Address with references. 80
,.oo, LEWIS sCHIELE 4 90.
1e4z-im 800 Broadway. New York.
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Badgesfor All Societies

DoLIoEMEN. FIREMEN. ETC. PREsEN.
I tstion Charms. or PRICES IN Gold. silver
or Metal, SOLD AT SOCIETY PRICES BY the
Agent of the Universal Badge Manufacturing
Company. NATHAN JOSEPH CO., GAL CLAY
street, San Francisco.
workmen and X. OF p. Badges In cold. u
each. sent O. o. D. Trade supplied. fs2s-tf
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
DON'T SKIP THIS.

So many schemes are put before the pub
lie for the increase Of new spaper circula-
ton, which seem to lie plausible and yet
are fraudulent, that when u legitimate,
honest paper, by Legitimate. honest means.
people who have been 40 many tlmes:dup-
ed, are very slow to respond to the genuine
scheme. We are led to this train of
thought by a perusal Of the advrr isenent
of THE AMERICAN RURAL HOMP Of Roch-
ester N Y. published in this issue Of Onr
paper, to which We call the attention of
our readers. We take plcosur. in rec ol,,-
nlendiDg it rs one of the very best farm.
and family journals i" this country Every
person who sends Onc dollar for a year 8
Subscription to the paper receive hand
some present which il donated by the adj
vertising patrons ot the paper. These
premiums consist of Cattle, Land; Reap
crs aud Mowers, PlOws. Books, Pictures.
Organs and other valuable articles, 1t
will pay yon to send for sample copy if
nothing more than t" get look at this
great twelve-page, sixty cOl,lmn illustrat-
c,l paper Address Rmr;,l Home Co. Limit
ed, Rochester N. Y.
For $1,75 we will furnish you
the above mentioned paper with
the HOME ADVOCATE for one year.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
A Hint to the Boys.

stool in the store the other day
when a boy Came in aud applied
for a situation.
.'Can you write a good hand?'
was asked.
"Yaas."
"Good at fguresr
"Yaas."
"Tbat will dol don't want you.'
said the merchant.
"But," said when the boy had
gone, ~ know that lad to be an
honest, industrious boy. Why
don't you give him a chance1"
"Because he hasn't learned to say
Yes, SIR aud mo, SIR If he
answers me as he did when apply.
ing for q situation, how will he
answer customers after being here
q month p
What could l say to that? He
had fallen Into the habit. young as
he was, which turned him away
from the first situation he had ever
applied for,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
SEEING WAS BELIEVING.
First Railway Train That Eve,
Pvkod Its NOse Into Arkansas.

The work of laying the track had
leen regarded with great interest,
not unmixed with considerable in-
cretlulty concerning the fila! result.
One old man, who seemed to be a
leader among his neighbors, swore
that a wagon could not run along
on them iron things; such thing
was impossible. NO use talkiI to
me- he said, 'rve been about as
fur from home as the next man, an
l amt never seed nothin' o that ar
sort yit. This here thing o. squirtin'
hot water aud smoke into a cart am
makin'it hull out across the country
might do for the preachers to give
out, an might do for the brothers
an sisters to sing about, but when
pitched down to the nachul old biz
ness.itself it aiu't thar, that's ALL
"Uncle Lige, !" said a young fellow,
who had heard the old mans de.
claration, "they say that the thing
ken out.run q houn' dog
"Yas, they say a good many
things, Tommy. They ulster say
that Jim Scooter could whip me, but
they got nightly left on it. Don't
let these Yankees pull the wool
over your eyes, Tommy. When
they prove to you that they can
run q wheelbarrow with a mouthful
O. water and a sneeze, then believe
that they ken shove q wagon by
steam, an not BEFORE
Uncle Lige,' they not only claim
to run q wagon by steam, but say
that they can send letters on them
wires they are putin up. What
do you think o thatP
"All q lie, Tommy. ! ken tote a
letter in my hip pocket faster than
they can shove it in on them wircs.'
! When the first train came, old
Uncle Lige left his plvw and ran
down to the railroad.
"n0lL on thar - he exclaimed,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11

Did you ever hear two married
women take leave of each other at
the gate on a mild EVENING" This
is how they do it. Goodbye!
Goodbye! Come down and see.
us soon.' Il will. Goodbye! Good
bye! Don't forget to come soon.'
NO, l wont. Don't you forget to
come up.' Il won't. Be sure and
bring Sarah Jane with You next
time.' 4 will. I'd have brought
her up this time, but she wasn't
very we'll. She wanted to come
awfully.' Did she now? That's
too bad! Be sure and bring her
next time.' 1 will; and you he sure
and bring the baby.' Iwill. lfor.
got to tell you he's cut another
tooth.' 'YOu don't say so! How
many has he now9' Five 1t
makes him awfully cross Il
dare say it does this hot weather.
We'll goodbye! Don't forget
to come NO, l won't Don't you
forget to come, 'Good-bye.' And
they separa.e.-Erchange.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For the HOME ADVOCATE.
THE MOSQUITO.
By Mrs. s. G.. 8.


will tell you now folks how mosquitoes
serve me;
They arr buzziny and biting, and I'm mad
as l can I've. -,
My arms are covered over with bright,
itching spots,
On my face and neck are about four hun
dred knots,
Let M. 60 where will they are sure to
find me out
And p.prrr right away, ro odds what
I'm about.
So much like Judas, who betrayed with Il
kiss,
They will bite every time-I never knew
them to miss.
pve slapped ana Pvs banged til I'm nearly
out Of breath
In vain efforts to cause some of them their
death.
tell you jnst now, if had my own
will
l would work mighty hard the whole
family to kill.
When they are singing so sosweetly. know
what they mean,
A tormenting inclination, an appetite
keen
I can't tell for my life how to 0ake 1n
any
1t will take all my days to mako them q
mcSS.s ..- -,.s-.- ..~--. ...
So may as we'll surrender. and let them
bite their best
certainly am convinced they will never
give me rest.
FarmeIvill- La. Sept. 9Th 1856.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
LODGES.



D, Z. Rceder Ro.;al Arch Chapter No.
Regular communication every second
Aturlay Of each month, at Farm ~ lie.
Z. James Z. Trimble, y. n +.
Aae 6huStN N................So Secretary.
Union Fraternal Lodge, No. 5S. +. 4
n. Regular meetings. Third Saturday
j each month at Farmerville.
Z, 2imble, W. N. Isaac Shuster Sec.
Nsp po'ean Lodge, No. 81, +. & A. NJ.
hated n,setsngs on the FIRST Monlay in
bch month, 1t Ouachita City.
!. &. Helmiok, w. n. c. G. Norman, Sec.
Thomas Jefferson Lodge, No. ll3. +. &
|. n. stated mrrtinGs on the First Satur-
~ Of each month ut Spearsvillc.
y. D. Henderson, W. NJ. BV. Hayes Sec.
Shiloh Lodge, No. 13l, F. e. A. NJ.
latcd meetings Oh the Fourth Saturday
each month at Shiloh.
!. ROberts, w. NJ. J. c. B. White, Sec.
Qownsville Lodge, No, 143, r. e. A. N.
tired meetings on tho First Saturday Of
kch mcnth at townsville.
T. Sellers w. n. Il. n. Richdson SEC.
Fornrrville Lodge, No. 277, |. o. B. Il.
RNkOS0S uuCCt1uSo Vu SI1C uAoV NA1<A VAAaAu
|undays of each month
Marx, Prrsidcut' ]. Shuater, Sec.
Pelican Lodge, No. II, K. OFF.
!sgalar n,sstiDgs every Wednesday eve-
|ings at FaPmcrville.
lsA A. Manning. G. c. r. Haas, K. Of
Is.
Endowment Section, N. 45:,
Regular meetiugs on the frxt and third
atarlays Of each month, 1t Farmsrville.
Atkinsou. Pres. Isaac Shuster. Sec.
Good Intent Lodge No. 1857, I.Gights Of
tsaor. Regular mcetings On 6r9 and
kird Fridays in each month, at Farmer
lille.
,. Stein. D. II. Brown, r.
UAion Council, No. Has. Amt sican.
Legion Of Honor.
Fegnlar nesting cvery Tuesday evening
" ". Heard. G. HBeow
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11

"stop your dinsed contrapshun a
lninit.7 The Superintendent of the
road, having heard Of the old mans
peculiarities, instructed the eugi-
neer to humOr his whims.
"Look a here, gentleme", you say
that little squir: o steam and damp
air moves that thingr
Yes
"Wall, III 6e dinsetl ef that don't
cut notch a little higher up than
l can reach. Blast me if l don't git
one an' set it to plOwin' in my field
"Won't you get on and take a ride
with me = asked the engineer.
"Wall, no; not eff it's jes' the same
to all Ean's cOnsarne.l. l don't
mind tamperin' with a mad steer,
an l have been know'd to hitch up
with a painter, an cut the frosty air
full O scollops, but I'll be dinged ef
l am ready to slide down hill on a
tumb- -stOne.'
"No danger at all, old man.
"No, l recon not. Sid Perdue
lowed thar warn't no danger at
the saw. mill, but he was totch home
one day with his back split open
like locust. l amt afeerd to die,
podner, but l aiu't hankern' arter It
l Fever had graspin' disposition
$50 you believe now that wagons
can be run by steam.'
"Yas 1 am prepared to believe
every thing now. Eta man was to
tell me that these Yankees had
teached a cross.cut saw how to set
up and play a fiddle, wouldn't he
prepared to dispute it. Wall, good
bye, you may hot run agin suthin'
ans break your blamed neck, but
I'll be dinged ef I don't hope 50.
Such devilish contrapshuns is dan.
gerous to the country."-Drake's
Trarelers' Magazine.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11

The undersigned offers fer sale Land
Warrant for tie location of 100 acres Of
land. This warrant can he usel for the
entry of enc hundred and sixty acres Of
my public lands belonging to the Unite |
States For terms. apply at this Office,
Or to j. B. HOLSTEAD,
Ruston, La.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
/. Attorney. y..... .Enos II. McClcntl'
CLAIBORNE PARISH.

nry tcrm-F'irst Mondays in April and
ri Mondays in September.
ivil tcr1ns-SccOnd Mondays in June,
First MOnrlaysin Drcemlnr.
UNION PARISH.
nry terms-t';rst Mondays in February
Third Mondays in July
tivil terms-SccOnd Mondays in April.
November.
LINCOLN PARISH.
Jury t-rms-Fulrth Mondays in Feb
Try, and Third Mondays in September.
fivil tcr,ns-F'irst Mondays in May,
] Fourth Mondays in November.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
HUMOROUS.

"Millions for de fence" as the
darkey said when a bull was chas.
ing him through a field.
keep your dog ava; from mel.
said dandy to a butchers boy
"Darn the dog; he's always after
puppies" y" said the boy.
Papa-Ethe', you mustn't say II
WON'T to papa. It's naughty.
Ethel-Well, but, papa what shall
l say when / mean l won't?.
tits very impolite to pour out your
hot tea into the saucer to cool. 1t
is eminently the proper thing to
scald your mouth and throat,
PhrenolOgist-"Your bump of
imagination is abn0rmalIy large,
sir. You should write poetry
Citizen-''I do write poetry" Only
yesterday l took a poem to an ed
itor, and that bump you are feeling
is where he hit NE. Don't bear on
so hard.;'
The fellow that kills himself be
cause a girl won't marry him vim
dicates the girls refusal and rids
the world Of a silnpleton.
Many a hundred cents. on the
dollar woman fools herself away
on a three. cents ont the dollar man.
But the run of human life seems to
be made up of bad bargains and
cheap sales. ;
Tho Rev. DR.. NewmaA, it is
said, is going to return to the xest
whence he was called by the death
Of Gen. Grant 1t isalso said that
the reverend doctor is known among
the Indians as The Pious-Man.
Who-is- Never. Too Late te-for-Break-
fast"
"What is your occupationq' the
Judge asked the seedy, red .nosed
man. -.
'pm a bartender, your honor,
was the reply.
"But the officer swears you are q
loafer and pass the greater part Of
Your time in saloons"
"Don't bar tender pass most Of
his time in saloons?"
"True," mused the Judge. "By
the way,' he asked, (which side Of
the bar do you tend?"
1.-THE outside, your honor"
81 thought so," said the Judge
"threc m0nths.'-Boston Courier.
Mrs. Peterby was busy cutting
her husbands hair. Their little
son johnny picked up some of the
hair that was scattered over the
floor.
"Please, ma, mayn't l have O
lock of Intpa's hair. l want it so
bad"
Eyes, my child. just see there,
George, what an affectionate little
fellow he is. That child has moro
heart than any child of his age I
over saw. He wants to keep q
lock OF your hair as a keepsake.
He is the best boy in Texas"
"What do you want the hair,
for Johnny::,, asked Mr.. Peterby.
II want to tie it on the tail Of
my hobby horse, his tail is too.
thin,' replied the aaectionate little
creature.-Sytixgs.
"That boy Of yours is not adapted
for the undertaking business" ex,.
claimed an undertaken to the boys
father. who inquired why he had
been discharged.
! "What's the trouble with himl'
"He hasn't a realizing sense of
what is dps the afflicted. Day be.
fore yesterday Mrs 3, buried her
fourth hnsband. l sent tue boy
up to learn at what hour she wished
the ceremony to take place, and he
asked her what her regular time Of.
day was for bnrying husbands.
\ ~-oo& %o loc1, hor tysnho ant irufvs
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-09-11
TED STATES SENATORS.

SENATORlAL DISTRICT.
mpri.iuc III. parishes oT'ni"n, More
=. Lincoln and West Carroll.
nstors:-G l.. Gaskin, Of Lincoln,
hO,uas Sellers, of Union.
REPRESENTATIVE
Of Union Parish.
liam W. Heard, ....... .Farmcrville.
COURT OF APPEALS.
First Circuit.
q. sfOncurr, IF Caal'l",
y George, ofWchstcr, I""se''
rrns: Union, First Mondays in March
UtiOlsr.
DISTRICT COURT.
Third Judicial District.
Nursing the parishe, Of ClaiorEc. Uni
OL. and Lincoln.
I.sa John Young
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-01
Sic eituation t,n s,p6iuatbat.

9incinnati, 81. 9eSenlber. = gtad)=
ridten aus rem 6odingtbale ergeben, baB
noilfommene 9fube inter Oen bortigen Sob
lengrdbern herridt, nno baB Die BON perid)ie=
benen Sldttern per5ffentlid)te ieuiationelle
giahriht iiber cine Grhebung nnbegriiubet
mar. 0tan glaubt ni1t, oaB &ubeit0rlngen
;u beiiir6ten iinb.
Golumbus, O., 81. 9e;br. - Die
Seamten Der u!Sodingt6al Sabn" uub Der
SOblenbprIe tbeilen NIT, baB beute 0torgen
uOlige &ube III Dem 5bal berridt, itno ie=
rod Der Wteinrng, baB es beute abenO 8raz
febl seben merbe. Sie iaseu, sic 9emou=
itratiouen bon seitern abenb ieien bios beS=
pe9en nidt in Sbdtlidfeiten auSgeartet, neil
ben @usitdnbigen, gerabe, ais fie einen auz
griff su MAIDEN gebad)ten, cine 10 ltarfe be-
maiinete Dtadlt entgesen 9etreten iei. Sic
balten iibrigen8 Die Su 10 llngem0bnli1er
i3eit iiattgefunbenen SemonItrationen lebig=
ltd fir einen @eriuh, bic auSitdnbi9en Serg-
leute Snr SABINE gu balten, oamit ite nibt =
mie Siele unter i6nen porbaben-s sur arbeit
suriiffebreu. - Seute Morgen Su friiber
StunSe purben in Sappp I6ollofu nlebrere
Sdiiie absefenert, jebOd obne trgeno mel
fel Shaben au;uri6ten. Oarauf bei6rdnf=
ten fd Die ausidreitungen beS rebeaiideu
Sleme1lteS
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0ermishtes.
s,e,u % prser itdotiS6e slemter.

Nemz @orf, 81. DECEMBER. = GroBes
@ritaruen ipnr6e belte bur6 Die gta9ri6t
erreat, oaB Wtapor Gblon Srn Sollin 80.
Sqiire gum Gonlnliiidr fir itaotiide Sauten
erummt babe. Squire tantnlt ans Springz
fielo, ST., lit AZ Sabre alt uno ein ebemaz
Tiger S6ulfamerab bes MaporS @biou. Die
Grnenniln9 funrbe in Der beutigen Situng
bes Staotratbe8 beltatigt.
6r. Slele, ipelber i'm 9toSember sum @on=
qresniitalieS erwGblt ipuroe, reidte ieine 9fe=
ilanation als Bart. Gomnli1dr ein, uno Otap-
or Gbion ernannte ben @ontraftor SEIZE gS.
Yopers gum Na6iolger Siele's. Die @rz
nennllngen perrlrla1en groBes aufleben in
SerbinSuug nit BEN geri4tli9en S4ritteu
gegen bic @rnenuungen beS Wfapors. Sel
amtsterrliu perirei6t beute nm Dtitterna9t
unb man weiB nod nidt, lpie iid Die Sitia=
tion geitalten wirp.
Gem -Dorf, /. Sanuar. = alderman
Sirf uurbe I'M 1890 bonn 9tid)ter OonobuG
ais Ntapor beeibigt. Gr ertldrt, er babe
nombafte Suriiten gu 9tatbe geSogen nno lei
Der 9lufft, baB Iein Auipru6 auf pas amt
nid1t erfol9reid beitritten perOen fOnue. Slt=
terefante Greigniiie iuerOen bente erlpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-01
Namtpebem oes stusftanoes atf oet
GtraEenbabtten lit Wetp=CtleattS.

TEN Srle ms, 81. Oesember. : Yin
gomite Der p&ar Sriuers afociatiou" be-
ibmerte fd beute bariiber, oab Die StraBen=
babu=@ @eielll6aften ben &utiferu se9eniibsr
ibre Seripredungen nift sebalteu uno 27
@iitslieber fuegeu Setbeiliguns an bem fiirS=
li6en Srife entlaiien baben. Die Seldper=
ben iino einem SbieSsgeri6ts= =@omite iiber=
iuieiem morSen. Die Brdiioenteu Der Sabn=
@eiell9aften erflareu, es lei gtiemano ent=
laIieu tporoen auBer megen aufriibrerii6en
roben Setrasens, unb bic @ntlaiienen Mir
ben inter feiueu lmitanoen pieOer ansetelt
nerNeu
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s,e,p.@prfer Wad,rid,te,,.

Stem 81 Orf, 81. 0e5ember. : Sn bieil.
aer Stapt 1tarben pGbrerS oeS Sabres 1884
I'M @an,en 35, ,044 Berioneu gegen SO, ,982 in
1888. 30,527 SinPer tuuroen geboren gegen
28,972 in 1888. Sein einSiger Sooesfall al
ben Slattern erei9nete f6 i'm 0aufe beS Sab.
res, mabrenb in 1883 Sm0lf Mteni4en jener
Seud)e erlagen.
= @ine 8erlammlung bes 9tational=Go=
mites Der Yrobibitioniiten ioI am I. Sanuar
III elmer bieiigen &ir1e abgebalten rperoen.
- Die 9lrsnmeute i'm Setrefi bes @in-
baltsbeiebls, pelfer geiteru ge9en ben 0tagor
unO StaStratb auSgeitellt iunroe, I'M Die Be
itGtisuns ge.oiiier itdbtii6er @rnennllngen gu
perbinbern, ,purSen beute I'M Superiorz9es
ri6te bonn Rifier Sruar oernonlmen. Del
Sfi6ter ruirb ieine @ntiGeibung morgen ab=
1ebeu.
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26Iteres M,etfer i'm @eifett.

St. Qouis, 81. SeSember.-Serte friib
trat mad, sipeitdsiser bober Semperatur iuiez
Der falterss 9Befter eiil, unb bas Sbernomez
ter 1T lett ae1tern Haf)mittag bis beute @ht=
taq BON 65 @rab auf 20 Srao iiber 9tul ge=
faien. slllem ani9eine mad ipirS es mot
aen bis nabe;u auf gtua itnfen. Der Regen=
faa Der lebtsn paar Gage in oieler @s9eno
mar iebr bebentenb unO bat Elm raldes Stei=
GEN auer SliiiIe nnb Sad]e sur 6olge gebabt.
SetrGd,tlider Shaben 1T an @ilenbabneu,
Sriiden unb anberem gigentbum entltanoen,
ilSeiIen miro bas falte gSetter bic ange=
ibmoneneu @etpdiier biunen 8ur5em wteSer
sum 6allen brinsen.
Stour<@ @itp, Sa., 81. Se5br. = Dem
seftern in bieier @e9enb miitbenoen Sdnee=
iturm iit bittere Sdlte gefolgt, uno nm 2 lhr
beute Nadmittas mar bas thermometer aut
13 Grab inter 9tu1 9eiunfen. Der Babn=
bertehr 1T hur4 ben tiefeu S6uee pielfa9
unterbrodeu.
ct. Saul, Wtinu., 81. DECEMBER. =
Saltes, flares @etter nuo beftiqe Ninoe lino
ouf cen seltern in Wiinneiota unb Oaiota
herldenSen u8lis5aro" seiolst. Sshs bis
ad,t Sou Shnee felen, unb bic Grpeeition
mebrerer Tadltsiiqe ipliroe einqelteqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-01
Nfehm6rffe.

Gbicago, 81. 0ejbr.-S6ueine: 3nfubr
81 600, Serlenbung 1000; Yreiie paritrten
spiihen $500 unb $4.2O.-Stinopieb: gu
filbr 1000, Serienbrus 1000; Breiie pariir=
ten ,milden $500 uno $3.50. = S6aaie:
3ufnbr 1000, SerienSuns 500; Yreiie uari-
irten ,pilheu $500 unb $3.50.
ct. 90uis, 81. DECEMBER. r.-S9wt g--
i3ufubr $500, Serienbuns 100; Yreiie part.
irtsn 1915 unb $4.S5.-Hiuooieb: 3ufubr
45O, SerienSung 70; Breiie partirteu Stpi=
id,en S.. 90 unb Sc. .25. = S9aafe: 3ufubr
200, @erieubuus 100; Yreiie uariirten srui-
ihen $500 unb $3.75.
@af eibertp, Yennl., 81. 0e;ember.
--SsinSpieb: 3ufnbr $50, Serieuoung 263;
Yreile pariirten slpiIden s3.7 uur $780,
S6peire: 3uiuhr 210O, Serienouns $500;
$reiie uariirten swiiden $4.15 nno $4.90.-
Gnaafe: Sufrbr $500, Serienbung 5000;
YreiIe pariirteu spiiden $2.25 uno S4.00.