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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
INDBT TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MrErwe-FriendshiDL Lodge No. 81, I.o.F.

MERrING-Friendshi Lodge No 81, 1. o. F.
s. OIL.
SPECIAL NOTICE Special Order No. 81
Ffr-t Vol. R-g. Of Ga; As to Crew OF Russian
Bark IRIS Proclamation Of Thanksgiving by
Gov. Med tuiel
UsENENTs-Fourth Annual Drummer~'
Bal Pos poned TO Monday. Dec. Is; Young
Mrs. winthrop at the Theatre; Lecture on
tn Irish Ques ion bv DR.. Geo. &. Belts
PERsoNAL-To Y. Y.
MISREPRESENTATION as HOusekeeper; Board
and Roo IN: \ Second Hand English Saddle:
Engagement as Teacher; Emplo, ment; Three
Good Dre-smaking Hands; A White Boy; An
Energetic AGENT A suite Of Rooms; A Young
Lady to Take charge Of Candy Department;
Position 10y BookKeeper.
For RENT-Thres Story Dwelling; Com
Portable House on Anderson; Furnished
Room; Two-story Brick House; New Store
and Dwelling; 4 Large Tract of Land; Fur
nished or Unfuruished Rooms.
FoB SALE-A Parior suit.
A 5000 PURCHASE OF CLoAKs-Daniel Ho-
gan.
A PALACE OF BARGAINs-At Platshek's.
MUsICAL-Mrs. Mary T. Everitt, Teacher.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FINE HosIERY-B. F.
McK-nna & Co.
II Alh = T No. r lDs--LAltlt + duUd- BciiH
BREAD. CAKES, ETC.-At Louis Vogel's
SIMMONS LIVER REGULAToR-J. Il. Zeilin
&Co
BOARDING Table Board at 1874 Liberty
street.
PHoNoGRAPHIC PuBLIcATIoNs-John W.
Parker, Agent
DUSLAP's HATs-At LaFar's.
GRAND DRIVES IN SLKs-At Eckstein's.
STENwAY PIANos-Schreiner's Music
House.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETc.-E. E. Cheat
ham.
PLUNBER AND GAS FITTER-Jas. Collins.
FRONT RANK VAPoR sTovEs-E. B. Chip
man.
INDICATED vAPoR BATHs-At ~ Jefers
Street.
French PASTRY PUFFs AND PIEs-At Rad
erick's.
CABINET PHoTOGRAPHs-At Wilson'S
REAL ESTATE ACCOMMODATION COMPANY
OF SAVANNAH.
NOVELTY IN PHOTOGRAPHIC Production -
At Ravens.
CLOTHING. ETc.-Abrahams & Birnbaum
WAGONS FoR MOvING-Carsten's Express.
CLOTHING REPAIRED-A. GetZ; s. White
LAGER BEERS George Meyer. Agent.
COWs-At -. CnNis stock OTIS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
What the Mute Died or.
From the Detroit Free Press.


About a mile from ort Pillow we met three
coiored men and team of horses. The hor-
ses were hitched 10 dead mule, and were
''snaking" him Oh for burial. but ju,t then
han come TO dead halt. The men ~ ere
wranging in lou and earnest volces and as
halted to see what was going on one Of
them explained:
y "a 50 .m'len, dis here mule died of
Didn't do muffin Of de sortm disputed the
second. III dat drre mule didnt nave a
chi AID Just friz hisself 10 death den Pm a
goner."
''Cnin!" yelled a third. sGenren. dat mule
wuz Die nuff to die, an ne jist keeed ober an
dats all dAr am TO it. Heart disease. Chill!
Why,drm two niggers neber seed a mule afore
la~' v'ar~
"Junius. doan' you 60 to putin on airs
ODER me!' threatened the first, no was driv-
INK tie team You ID a low down Niger
from de button ands, an desc white men
doan' take no stock in sichW
The Colonel advised peace, but Junius
brlstied up with:
"Low-dOwn Niger! Bottom landsl WHY.
TO- de Lawd, bat b. allus IBID on de noun
tains, an as fur bein' a bad man has got %
papers from de VERY best white folks to show
who | ami"
Reckon YOU lie, sahy'
"Who's a liarf"
''Nes, wnos liar?"
There was ii triangular fight. Each man
went in on his own account and fought the
other two, and they did thump each other in
a hearty manner. They We're sun at il when
the dead mule rolled over. raj ed his head
amt after moment got up n his feet and he
gan e. eat j aves fr m "a roadside lush Our
laughter stopped the fracas and each darkpy
,tood ST c. stIil ana iooket at that mule as If
he had been ghl-t. Then they looked al
each other with blank faces. Then up at rs
with open mouths. We roie away before tb v
had spike wor'l, but presently the leader
ehOutet after US:
Bress my soul, bnt he's done come to life
an wee had d- year font fur nufin.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
PANICKY SUBSCRIBERS.
Citizens of Arkansaw Run Out of Town
by IRconsiderate MODS.


From tie Arkansa1o Trape}sr.
"You gave me a list Of su ,sqrlptlons that
mad expired, you know" he said to the BUSH
ness m mayer.
~ es; did you call and see"
Hold 0 tell YOU. ! took the list, went
int hoe whore the clerk knew every one
and thought 'd call OF the names 80 he could
ten me where the lived. | began at the
first Where d, es he liver
"'Oh he was huug by mob
"'AhP
"'Yes, an
"Well, where is this one9'
"'Himp he was run ont.
as his one here?' asked. calling Of an
other name.
"'Ye-'
GLOW can find him|
by taking a shade and digging out yon-
der under thai big tree. one of the Liitleford
BOYS lad m OUT
"Wel, suppose Col Boxwirth is here|
mo, he re- a ma 5 house on hre ana lad
to g. over into Mississippi
W mere is this MANI
him on
And this one?'
"'Dead.'
"'kHY
Yes an
"'Do you know whore this one tsp
HE hasn't been cut down yet. The mob
pinned ctrd on MIN. warning all good citi
zens to cave HIM alone
wv here this masP
I'm the Mis- PIP river, somewhere
- A nd this one?
He ha- gone ut as an evangelist
when do you suppose he VIII ne back?'
"WhyY
."W,ll, he sold a lot of mortgaged cotton ,
He Ia, what means that crpwdp
by the eph'meral ducer exclaimed the
cerl they are comil fter mr.. Good bye
and his coat tails Mapped against the facing of
the back door
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

With the death of Ex-St nator Sharon a
well known fGure drops out Of Pacific coast
lstGry y ath va announced IN our di--
prominent EN-, Mr.. sh ron was an Ohioan
Ot birth III natINe ace was SIN ithf Id, in
hat State He WIS born in 1921, aud cyan
a farm boz. He W educated at Athen-
o exc. After ids he studied law W IN Ell
in VI. Stan on. but did nOt ct on well With
hln on account of the celebra ed temper Of
mat gentleman.
In his youth Ir. Sharon wa lyrgely jack of
all trade He did not practice Ia on account
pc r health, it Is said AS S drst vent re
ne opened general country store At Carroll
on III. But trading mnlass 5 for but er and
ala no tend TO make MIN mil ionairr
apld Y. and he Went To Ca iforuia. He was
one OF the pioneers. He went across the
plains when the alkali trails y ere strewn with
the whitening mes of men and Deas g, vic
M t. the California gold fever But the
young man did not Dig id with the miuer's
ulck- lie tried Hettii g il IN another way,
through keeulng a store. as he had done in
ILLINOIS. But not thi- lime, either. did money
flow in overwhe lmipgiy. After a Wh he
p" led M take and went to San Francisco
and became a real estate agent. Stil he was
down on his luck" as the old miners say. 1t
is true that in the cour-e of Is years he ac-
usnula ed SIS 0 nut h. lost 1t all in a stock
-uecul ton, ami became bankrupt as late as
1864. When 43 years Old he had not do lar.
At this time w. {. alstOn, the lacific
coast millionaire and man ger of the Bank of
California, met with Sh ron. He recognized
in him the man h wanted, both for aux ing
and mining purposes. he bank furnished
the me ney which at last opened up the Com
stock lode and Bonanza mines. which are now
known TO all the world. In one year sharon
Mas sand to be worth $25, COO, 900. 1t sounds
lie stor~ of Arabian ights The lucky
fnancier wa el"cted United States Senator
from Nevada in 1874. He was ner ann man
ager Of the sylc mid Palace hotel in san
trtncisco. he estate he left is stImated at
500 900. Within thu last wear he was
the suit divorce winch S rah' A. Hiil
brought against him Mr.. Sharon denied
hat he eyer married Miss Hill. The suit was
of the most sensational character, and was
lee ded IN favor of Miss Hui. Mr. sharon APP
pealed the case, and the appeal was pending
at the time of his DEATH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
Pr sONAL.
'o'toa Gazette.

Tar wife and son of secretary Lincoln
are 10th in very poor heath.
HERR WILHELM writes that he is hddHns
ma. pay by h's own Preside at Mosbach, Ger
many.
EX-LIEUT. FLIPPER has gone to Sonora on a
uN y. II he likes the country nc ought To
stay tnere.
MISS kgARNEY, youngest daughter OF the
late Cen Phi kearney, is soon TO marry
Lieut. Rid ,ly Hunt. - the navy.
BERTHA WOLF a German girl living In Col.
uradp, the urst dlscOverer If gOl1 In the San
Loan mountains, 10 worth 100000.
SPEAKER CARLISLE Is counsel in law case
m kruuchy. growing ont dispute as g.
ne ownership 0i uult worth 5000.
MRs. NELLIE GRANT .ARroRIs, so the latest
rumDr ruu-. nrfUre he wing i.r England told a
lfir,i tnat he vastly preferred English sjcl-
yty g. American.
EDWIN BooTu was born hfty-two years ago
near Bella G., Hartford county, Nd, hch
Wa theu the hUme o. his 4 her, the famou
JunlHs brutus Booth.
MME. ViARpor. has inherited from
b fhn,r tue complete manuscript Of the
music OF he opera ui Don Giovanni II IA
eburely IN the hAndW riting OF Mozart him
cell.
BABu Y0PAL NINAYAE JOsHEE. =. rs. OF
BOMBAY. a RrHhminiCaI puudlt, now tr typi
INK M the Uilcd States in tue interest u
Bu idhem and iheosopy, is in Warrington.
the guest OF Dr. Eiot Coues.
korErrl OWEN. Indian agent. stationed
AZ Nluta, Indian Territory. and representing
the government t. the Chciokees, Creeks.
CquOiug a Whirkitsa,slii aud sSeminnlcs IA a
,naih brrVd Nherukco, raiyne1hgtted, who
nas bal charge of the Oher0 zee uti, 40 schools.
anu is q eihlrn " tbe United slltef-
JOHN fAYLoH, the head - tns Mormon
SthuFcn'l D. % Hig 80 D yeer. lie 'e nauve ~
100 opp unuce, Boo H Younger div. Was mu.
u go au quito robust. "a i.a Hive fuuv.r,
satl panki, elng mHlt,tr ~ Apte "a 4 gHh.pa
a9d has rAtoled much 10 Europe ana else
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Prom the GuIcs,ton Nelos tDem.l
II seems that the paches have not yet fin
shei heir annual Suing picnic They must
We up soon. however, as the snow WI soon
uah e Its ppearluce aud tha braves must re
Iurt 10 the gent in me To draN their winter
blankets There Is nothing Ike a paternal
government with a weil-developed bump Of
.lulnH9z
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

William hyde, editor Of the St. Louis
Republican, the new Postmaster of that
city, is an able and liberal man, and
weighs nearly 800 pounds; and vet some
OF the Republican partisans accuse him
OF being hidr-bound Democrat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Evangelist Moody has severely de-
nounced the Pennsylvania custom of the
girls selling kisses al fairs for the benefit
Of the churches. II is said that the price
oil first-class kisses in that state is rarely
over 25c. per dozen.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Ex-Assistant secretary Of TIE Treasury
Coon does not get much sympathy from
the undertakers, as he graduated as a
physician, but never entered on the prac-
tice OF his profession.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

An exchange says that Of l57 profess
sors in the German Universities 122 are
over 80 years Of age. Few professors ap-
pear 10 die, and none seem disposed TO
Tesign i'm Germany.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

ny r. r. Nefetnff0s
slender form no quaint embroidered govvn
With little hands loose clasped, aud tender
ewes
Hiding q their clear depths sorrow deem
LnAe1 with lAfgo faitn and childlike. grave
surprise.
PAGES "a one within the realms Of shade,
And e. o. gRYes ward distant door
To see hin cume-fDr not stern death hlnself
Can "1reak tle passion in her"-evernore.
She murmurs slowlyi "They we're slanders
HuFr.H
And sen again Il have he shield ain here ,,
80 CONT riiug hrr 90 she paeea on
NrrH.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has just
celebrated her seventeen birthday. Those
auti-teinaie sutragists who have been
cal lug Mrs. 5. giddy young tnus,
should now be RELOCATED 70 back seats.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Editor Stead's employment Of picking
oakum In London prison is by no means
so pleasant or profitable as that Of pi, H.
ing flaws in the habits OF the English
swells. He will pro Jably do some pick
ing that VIII make the mode Londonites
howl more than eS er when he RECEIVERS his
liberty. He will doubtless be able to
AVOID such blunders AS he committed in
pursuing his investigations, aud put in
his work whore II will hardly fail to be
aHpetiXp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

A good many people are disposed to
suspect that Gen. llazen predicted the
cold wave which did not hll All it's en-
gagements yesterday, just as an inyesti-
CATION Of the Fort Myers courts martial
Was threatened rr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

The Chinese u Hartford and New Ha-
ven have organized league for mutual
defense, although no threats even have
been made against them. The league
would doubtless disband at once if the
members we're 10 scent the least breath
Of danger.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

MIR. Ira Davenport, the late Republican
candidate tor Governor Of New York, was
il the metropolis the other day condoling
with Malone, but he would not talk to
reporters about the result in his own
State. Like the little boy who was run
over by the calf. he had nothing to say.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

u Is said that Washington society will
not hereafter yield the social palm TO the
ola arisioeratic circles that have so long
dominated there. IL is predicted that the
white House receptions and entertain
ments, except those which are given TO
speciai Official classes, will be strictly
Democratic, and that there will be no
precedence given 10 any clique. This is
as u should be. We have a Democratic
government and the admnisrai ion
Should illustrate the highest type OF
Dem cratic principles PresOd mt Cleve.
land knows how do this as well A. 10
AVOID any seu-b'a &c or syn p THY With
snobosracy..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

George Francis Train denies that "Han
Qua" he Canton banker is the richest
man IN China. In a note TO tue New York
81" be says: ''ln country where they
use l,6OO coppers-'cash,' so called-to a
dollar, large coins are oyerestimated A
guest OF old How.qua-not Han Qua
three decades 80 Al Canton. and later Fl
his sons | saw bis wonderful gardens and
beautiful grounds. He was a lifelong
friend of Russell s. Co., leaving them I'M
:old sums. they protected his estate dur
ing The opium wars. he WAS known as
friend Of America. He may be worth
S5O.O00,00O certainly not Sl.4OO, 900, 0Oo.
History Is a fearful liar!"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
War in the East.

Our dispatches this morning announce
that war has been begun between the
Seryians and Bulgarians. Ever since the
beginning of the Balkan trouble in Sep
TENDER apparently sincere efforts have
been made by the great powers to prevent
a war. At first the efforts were not OF a
very positive character, but within the
past few weeks the impression has pre-
vailed that blOodshed would be
avoided, and that a settlement would
be reached that would he generally salts
factory. There have been secret influ-
ences at work probably to prevent set
Element and 10 bring about war. Il may
be that Russia is the disturbing cause.
She certainly objects to Prince Alexander
as the ruler Of united Bulgaria.
1t was in the early part OF September
that Eastern Roumeia deposed her Gov
eruOr, Gabriel Pasha, and asked for a
union with Bulgaria under the rule of
p ince Alexan er. The revolution was
bloodless one, and the union was effected
without trouble. The immediate causes
for this action OF the Roumelians was
their fear of falling under the control OF
Russia through Russian intrigue, and
their inability to pay the heavy tribute
demanded by Turkey.
TIE union OF Bulgaria and East
ern Roumelia was not well received
In Servia, aud the Servisns de-
cared that they must have GER
taia part OF Bulgarian territory to offset
the acquisition OF Eastern Roumelia by
Blu garia. King Milan, OF Servia, said
that ne must have what the Servians
wanted, or els he would have 20 declare
war against Bulgaria or risk losing his
throne by a revolution. Bulgaria would
grant nothing, and King Milan
has put his army in motion. Tue
Bulgarians and the Servians nave met
aud no one eau predict whether the great
powers will become Involved in war
or whether the complicated Eastern ques.
tion will finally be settled by diplomacy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

The whole country sympathlses with
the people Of Galveston in their suffering.
on account of the conhagration OF day he
fore yesterday, and liberal aid would be
extended were IL called for. II was a
great calamity, and the fact that the dis.
tressed and homeless were promptly cared
for, and their pressing wants relieved by
their more fortunate neighbors, speak
volumes tor the humanity aud liberaht,
of the people OF that city. II Galveston
should ever need on side aid, 1t ought 10
get 1t, and get II without grudging OF
questioning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

TIE NEpRH nJarEgHr at Tappan and
Aeu York journal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
IT WAS a hasty traveller,

IT WAS a hasty traveller,
car ct bag he bore;
Hi see WAS closely rhaven,
A d blue spectac es he wore.
He tarried at the Window
Where they raj way u kets sell,
Blu The plac 20 WIN b he'd journey
To the Gle k he ould not tell.
Then 10 nim the CLERK said bluntly,
"Sir, you must not tarry here
If you vi 10 buy no ticket
sad the other, "BanN cashier!'
Then the C ers replied ''olx dUuars!"
And without the least delay
Gave The customer a ticket
Ger the line to Canada.
Eot ton gonsff.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Capt. Mcclure, the G. a. r. visitor
who was reported 70 have been drowned
near Chattanooga the other day while try
INK TO rescue a negro boy from the Ten
nessee river, and for the recovery Of
whose body 500 were offered, walked into
his hotel day before yesterday and claimed
the reward. he had narrow escape,
and will probably not want to 20 hunting
Tennessee river ducks again very soon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
IMPORTANT, READ

ONk WOULD THINK FROM NANv -
NERTISEMENTS THAT CLOT9TNc l al
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. Rr-T co.,, " AS
SENSE TEACHES THAT IF PEOPLE
LOfHlNG THAT WILL BE sERvrC,,, A." nNr
TT MUST BE MADE OF GOOD AfATr l'e, o LIZ
WITH GOOD LININGs, AND SEwFn " "a l,
SILK. WE WISH TO SAY, IF YOIT N d
NEFD OF SUIT OF THIS KIND orr s.r~.l N
Is THE PLACE TO GET IT IT "a ~, O ,li
TABLIsHeD FACT THAT OUR CT OTHT>',,'1 -
OF THE BEST AND OUR PRICES 1pE 10
LOW AS You WOULD HAVE TO paw -. 40
WHERE FOR INFERIOR GoODS ~
COLD WEATHER WILL BE HERE soo,I
BE WISE AND PREPARE FOR If CO.
ING FOR ALL. IN ALL STYLES. sp,n,a'
AND QUALITIES. ar rs
SOFT HATS! STIFF HATS,
STETsON's HATS, Boys AMI en-,
DREN' HATS ALL PRICES. 1I'
Earl & Wilson'S Collars and CuF,
A FULL LINE OF RED AND WHITE r.,
DERWEAR. The HANDsoMEsT LINE q"
\ECKwEAR IN THE CITY. GIVE rs
CALL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

The Philadelphia inquirer thinks that
II the Rev. Sam Jones VIII convert the
Congressman when he goes TO Washing.
ton, the people, without reference TO party
affiliations, should be- graieul enough to
elect MIN President. Would II not
be better to keep him at the good work,
and lei M try bic hand on Philadelphia
officials aud polliciansY We alreacy
have model reform President, but efec-
tive eyangelists are scarce in some parts
OF the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

TO CLEAR a house of rats, I'LL the holes with
nd pepper, and then stand in the cellar for b.
week and play base drum. PhiJddelDhi0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-22
SSnn Slniss mnh llmnrnrnn

sri. @mi(ic 6lucti6 bc9a6 Iit Isstcu
Dtpntag iuicoer nub St. &puis, 100 iit
lan9cre 3eit iU perlueilen 9eoentt
Sri. N3orp Sbuoltr fcbrtc tcBte
@ode Opu 5t. @ouis und iDrcu bier
luoGucnoen Glteru juritd,
osrr 0ermnnn 9an9e freut i'd gan5
gclpaltig il6er Die 9lntrnft zines Stamm.
6nlters, Der lette @obc Icin GrIdeimcr
mn6tc
Belle 9tutc iiuo jcet pnmit bci6Gf.
ti9t ibr 9oru jrm 5wcitcn 91ale 81
pIIan5en, oa III 6Olge bes ngiiuItiger
gScttcrs picl aorn nidt auIgegun9cr
| lit.
Qas ndbIte @icnic BEL Sluiss mirt
pabri6einli6 ui6t 10 lnnge auf iif
ipnrtcn lniicu. g2cnn onsIelbe itatt=
5inoct weroe id ud6Ite @obc ben
9eiern ntittbcilen.
Scr 2Setterclert bat lcbtcn Sum5tng
Ntan6em cinen Stri6 bur6 BE 9edJ=
nlmg 9enn6t, aber 6eiien uu9ca6tet
mar bas 4icnic ju Siuis5 jiemli6 gut
bcIu6t uno man amiiiirte ii6 beitens.
Der Snn56pbcn, DEN Die Soerren 5luetId
mn 5iuoolph crrihtet baben, lit Elm
gnn5 pprjii9lider umb iuuroc cu6 gc=
b6rig eirtgelueibt.
Sci Der &erlooiumg iuctde 9elegent>
li6 ocs lcbtcn Yicu;cs ab9eGnltcr lpur6e
oelpanu 0err ESm. S6ulte Die Sanbpr
gcl unb iucrm CT iih Ntu6e giebt ipirb
cr balo eiu Goujcrt arr0ngircn f6uncu.
Der 8epbloer ging wicocr al iein Gi-
gentbimer Suriit uno iuiro upn icbt al
mn 5um S6e;bcnihicBen bcnubt ucr=
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Guer 61ib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-22
Stdltnua sSarmcr.
2gIenor uon @ascoua6c Gonntp

gSir OFferiren III bieiem Sabre ipie
Ocrllm Den SSdrmcrH oieies Hno dHgrcu=
;cnben Counties Die 10 ucrthCil6ait be.
funutcu MtcGurmid uuO Champion @rn.
tentaidiueu, uub SiUar ncu McGurmid
0arueitcr uno SelbItbiuber, welhc.
oiCielbe Ntaldine lit, oie leBtcs 1fdbr 10
nIgemciu 6cfriehigte ,no ,pnS cute 9lr-
belt, 9auerbaItigfejt uuo leihtes 0ano=
babeu Gn6elungt uun ttjnCr auocrli
ii6ertrpifen iuerbeu fuHntc.
G6eninll3 fiibrcn uir Den 9 cid ten
Champion S0arueItcr uno 8inoer, ucl6C
beibe cine Sitcl uou > Ino eSuB
9Gu9e baben. 0icie N1aIdincn mur-
Den crit lebtcs Sabr ciu9eiii6rt mn
ipHrnen aIgencin nls Die bcitcn crtldrt.
Die perl6icoencn WflbmnIhinCu
&enpers, Sruppers, uIiu., uelbe bier
feline iucitcre Recommendation 6coiirien
iino ebenfdlls, uic i'll friiGcreu ,Sahrcu,
opn lms Ill bCjicbeH.
Die nCneitc Ser6clIcrHHo Der Sclbit
buoer bietCt Der neUe WtcGprmid, Del
len Mal6incutbcilc au5 Stabl on0eTcr
ti9t mn Die qnn;c MaidIne 800 GTuur
lueuiger iuicgt al. Die Glte NicGurmif.
Sic iuuroe mdbrrro Der lctttn Saiipn
elmer griiuOli6en &rOhc mntcrU0rieu
lmb bat iih ais Siuher par excellence
ertuieien.
Gine grpBc Gucutii1t ocs beiten
SinnfnocRS baben mir al 0duo iUci1cn
mir, iuie uniere Niaibiuen, bjIig uno 81
b6dIt li6craIcu 8coingungcu uerfaufcn.
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Stmou &oeger.
Ocurp ODucd.
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