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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

Beautiful Christmas presents for little
children at Mrs. @. +. Rabb's. Call and
see the plush hoods.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

New jewelry and silk handkerchiets fol
Christmas at II. w. Sloan's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

Call and see the nobby hats,
fur caps for men and boys,
the newest in style, lowest in price,
at David LoWenbergis.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

~ Inn IAhMEho.
You can buy your Christmas presents
with butter and eggs at |. w. Hartman Il
Sons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

l. w. Hartman & Son told you last week
about the crowd who would visit their
stores. You have seen it already, but the
half has not been told. Come every day.
in the morning, at noon, in the evening
Z and clerks to wait on.you.
Plain and fancy Bottles at Hendershott's
Drug Store. 2w
You will find almost any thing you may
want at Clark & Sons, suitable for presents
Go see them.
Go to Geo. w. Bertsch's, the clother and
furnishcr for your gents furnishing goods
of all the latest sty les and pattern, Just re-
| ceived fresh for the holiday trade.
You will find at Clark & Sons full lines
| OF silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
Napkin rings, Fruit knives and Nut
| Picks, cheap at Hendershotts Drug store.
2w
F. ID. Dentler has just received a full
| line of slippers for the holidays.
You will find the best and cheapest
| Books of all kinds at Clark & Sons.
Have you seen the sets of White and
Fancy Dishes Mt !. w. Hartman & Sons,
| $500 to $500. 4G pieces to l3l pieces in
| SET
| WANTED-All the children to come and
see the fine line OF Holiday Goods at Phil
| lips Domestic Bakery.
The whole talk, the whole time, the
whole desire, the whole effort of l. w
| Hartman & Son, for the next week, will
| be to please the people with Christmas
goods.
Fine shoes for gents, ladies ami misses
at f. d. Dentler's. Call and examine.
Don't forget whilst |. W. Hartman & Son
| have changed the appearance of their
| stores, you can buy a bolt of Muslin,
| Heavy Blanket, a nice fitting Coat, Cash
mere Dress, a set of Underwear, pair Of
| Shoes, &c, as usual
Ladies pure slk-heeced Jersey gloves
at 90. Also, cashmere Jersey gloves for
ladies and children at II. w. Sloan's.
| Mrs. c. L, Rabb is closing out her stock
OF felt hats at cost to make room for Christ
mas goods
Harness from $40 up at c. S, Furmans.
New jewelry and silk handkerchiefs for
| Christmas at ii. w. SlOans.
Now is the time to have plush mufTs
made to order and all kinds of turs cleaned,
lined and renovated at Mrs. G. Il. Rabb's.
| Q. c. Marr wants butter, 25c., eggs, 2ic. -,
lard, chickens, turkeys, corn, oats, hard
soap ana onions.
| Persons who have gone through Blooms
burg looking up Christmas presents, say
|. w. Hartman Il Son have the assortment.
Go and see for yourself,
|
A new stock of rubber boots and shoes
at +. ID. Dentlcr's.
Beautiful Christmas presents for little
children at Mrs. Q. +. Rabbs. Call and
see the plush hoods.
| TO THE FARMERS.
You can buy your Christmas presents
with butter aud eggs at |. w. Hartman 4
Sons
Horse blankets from IS cents up at c. S.
Furman's, Main, below Market.
The best bread in town, white, light and
big loayes, Fresh every day, cant be beat,
| at CaldWplus
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

advertised"
GRoRGE A. CLARK, =. NJ.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-12-18

This town can boast Of as fine lot of Sc.
lect chickens AS any town in the state.
Every family seems to have some fancy
sort, which is highly praised.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Gin Ginn cnfffhrf.

gtem.gorf, 26. glooember. - 2eBte
gia6t murOe i'm 8olisetz6auptquartier ge=
meIoet, bag bic II Sabre alte 4ug. Ning
Button aus bem 6auie ibrer SHUTTER, Der
6rau Morp 9. Button BON gtr. 1873, @liH=
ton. @luce, perIduuuoen uu0 tuabrI6tinli6
eutiiibrt tporoen iet. Augufe 1T bic gHteln
bon glOp6 6. Button, oem friibereu BETTER
bon pStantpir, Sau" in 9lbaap, iorpie 6e8
y@oerett= SOuie" uno p@lab fone= 6ouie" in
Netu. DOrt. Die gltern bes SiuOes tamen
10 NET berunter, buB bic Wutter Dor etwa
Subren gen0tbigt mar, bas Nabaen Oem
c6reibs bsGir. .Sun6" 81 iiberqeben. 2luf Oieie
g4eiie fam onS Siuo in bic 6anlilic zines
reiden 6leiiders i'll Sfz9amptOn, Conn.,,
Der &c aOoptirte. Sor etrua g8o6su gelaug
es Der Shutter, 6urb geridtltd)e Sdrttfe ibre
3odter pieoer 3u erlau9en. Ste i4tfte OaS
Sinh in Die Sdule an Der u. SraBe. Sc
fern faT 9lu9ufte Hldt tuieSer mad 6auIe,
un6 man Oermutbet Nun, oaB Der 6leii6er
bas Sino, su Dem er grOBe Reigung hat, eat,
fibrt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Qlus 0Rerifp.

Sta0t Rerito, 26. gtoO.-0ie @ous
berneure mebrerer Staateu Der 9Iepublit
Werifo beriammeln iid bier, unO biele Sc
riidte iiber bic llriafe Der 3uiammeRtunit
itn6 i'm llmlaufe. General 5reuiuo If aus
benz gtOr0en Gngetommen. Die Rahriht
iiber ben Sob bes 66uig5 4lioHiO uHo oe5
Sicsprdfoenteu 6eHorid8 erregt grOBe8 2luiz
ieben inter ben biefgen SpaHteru unO 4mez
rifaneru. - Die Sppoftion i'm GOHgreiie be-
fdmpft ba8 Banigeieb, reip. oa5 9t1tiOnals
banfIpfem, unO befiirportet 6reibaHteu. -
6r. SadiOA, Der umeritauide SeiaH0te, CAB
beute aben6 anld5Iid oe5 9antiaguHgStages
ernen gmnfaua in ieiuer 8obuunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
9Ina Gnhn-

Sabanna, 26. Hooember.-9i Ha6.
ri6t iiber ben Sob bes S6ni9s alionio parb
IN 9aounna, rUie aui Der gaujen SnIel nit
nllsemetnen Sunbgebungeu Der Srauer auf=
eenommen. Die @ei9dfte, pelde if)ou
6ur9 Die erffe gtn6ri6t iiber Die beoeutli6e
Grtrantuug Oes S0HisS ms StOfea gerie.
then, fnO lest sdn3lib eiugeiellt.
4lle ausmarti9en Soniuln beiuften beute
ben @eueral=@ounerueu uno be3eugten ibm
ibr Ssileib. Gin grOBartiger SrauergOttess
bienif tpirb ON Gage Der 8eeroisun9 itatts
finSen. Die 8s00lferuns fiebt ben bebors
ftebenben Grei9uiiien in Spauten nit 8es
iorgniB entsegen, unb Der 9enerals@ouber.
neHr 1T BON Ser ipunii9eu &e9ierung autoris
iirt wOroeu, SOrfdtsmGBregeIH 9egeu linz
ruben uuf @ubu 81 ergreifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Rod etn SaiT6rtt6 an otr Safte
ODn Qlttffcofff.

Guebec, &c. Houember.-9er Signal
bieuft beri9tet, ba6 Der 9nmpfer pGarl Duf=
ferin" on Der Sul1e Der Sniel Anticoitt, an
benz ndmli6en Buntte, on meIdem ii6 ttirB.
lid Der S6iffbru9 bes Dampfers y8roofs
lpu" ereignete, geiheitert unO total berloreu
gesunsen iff. 3as 3ulest geideiterte 5ahrs
5en9 nuroe abgei6idt, nm 10 oiel, ais m0gs
lid, Don Dem Cargo oeS ~ Sroofluu" ;I retteR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Die Giietls t11O stablinSitffrte.

9BitabeIpBia, 26. ytODember. - Die
Preiie bes giieHs unO Stabl5 fin0, pte Der
Seiretdr Der american Iron and Steel
Association" beri6tet, in ben leBten orei
WOnaten fOrtrpdbreno geitiegen. Der Breis
oe8 0lObeiien8 itiea BON $l7.75 i'm QuguIt
auf $18.25 i'm ytOOember; berienige Der
StabNfieuen bon $27.5O i'm 2luguii auf
$33 I'M 9to0ember; Oerjeuige be8 Stangeuz
eiens BON $38.O8 i'm 2luguit auf $39. 20 I'M
yioUsmber unO Oerlenige Der UlnidiueRndgel
bon $2.l5 I'M auguit auf $2.52 i'm giOUent=
heT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27

9fcbfahIe n11f nnhcr Sec.

Serfe9.Gttg, &-S., 26. RoOember.-
Diebrere SeeIeute zines 0ampierS Der Dgto.
uard =Qinie" iinb bier pegeu zines &eriud8
sur 8eraubung Oe8 6ubr5eugs Uerbaftet nor
ben. Ste batten tpdbreu6 Der 6abrt oer=
l6ie6ene 8auen uHo Siten erbro6eu un6
cine Guantitdt 8aareH i'm SoroertalteQ bers
bergen. Sci benz Geriuhe, Die 8eute ans
llier III ianffen, nuroeu bic 9iebe ertappt
INN fpff1Puofumeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27

Gina, 2G. yIOUember. - Geualtile 2lufs
reguug III bier 6urd eina Dcpcibc Ueruriadt
iuOrOen, uOnab @eucrul Gacere8 am %. 6B.
@}t8. NIT ieiner geiOmmten 2lrmee Die Staot
GhicIe itbcrrumpelt uuo 9cuOmmeu bat. QSe
eS ihetut murOe CT baI0 oarauf bon ben Res
9icruna5imppeu mieber aus Dem geuauuteu
Srte btuau8 getriebeu, umgiug oiaielben aber
nI5banu uuO iOu ije UOuitduOig abgeituttteu
babcu, UabrenO e5 uuerOiHg5 benz G6eritz
&OmmaHorreuoeH gctaug, iidD Our6 I6ler=
nige Tludt IN Sjderbeit gu briugeu. g5
Oerlautet femer, 6uB Gacere8 bereit5 bis Gan
UlotcO auf Der Stra5e mad Gina borgcriitt
iit. Gieie Staot lit uugeuiigeHO geibhBt,
6a ale Gruppeu uoh ben Brobu5eu abges
iaugt morOeu fuO, aleiu bieielbeu merOeu,
iomeit fie errlidbar fnO, in aQer Gile }uriid
beor0ert, uub in ben Uidt9eren StibteH, rUie
3.8. in GallaO, iit bis jegt teiHe 9tuBeft5ruHg
OOraeFaleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27

ienbe @eiie ermabnt wurOe uuO oaB bic Stag
gen ouf alien 0fieHtii6en @e6duOeu auf
Sabmait auige;oQeH mor0eu iino. Die
@ouuerneure BON Gbio unO anOeren Stddz
ten baben bic iibliden 3rauertuuogc5ungen
ourdl Eroflamqtioneu Quaeorouet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Ginlpei6uRa elmer tlei4ea ,,Snrsgs
SaIle" tn BittS6urg.

8ittSburg, Bu., &c. ytOUember.-0ie
meme 6aue oeS p@eutral Eurn0ereiHs" an
Der EorbesitraBe puroe beute ieierIih eiHge.
Ueibt. Sin GROCER 6eit3ug, an lueldem ale
Bittsburger nu6 2luegbeup'er Turner, Dele
gationeu Der SurHDereine in @beeliHg, 2B.s
ga., SteubenUile. o, Wic8eesport, Sobn8s
tOun uHo 8eaoer Sails, 8a., Oiuie bic D2it-
glleOer alcr bieFgeu Geiangs Uao auberer
0eutiden 8ereine tbeilHIbUeH, benegte fd
fh our6 DE StruBen Der Staot. 3as meme
@ebdube bat stwu 100000 gstOhet uuo jou
cine Der i46Haen DSErnbaleun I'M 9anOs
ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Sr. &aoWnO's
&egWltreuOe @tQelt.

5aS madltige 9ebers uuO WaaenbeilutftteI.
DouI9 obne Sei9cibmad, elegant init lh6em sara
nbe399sn, pur9Ten, regureu, reinigen uno trdftgen
0ieie &len.
O'aOuaa's gtuen CUR Seiunq aner Wao,rs.
Eeberz, GeoGrm=, Herenz uH6 8laicHlejben, Rdf1
tenlhmr5cu, Nppt.i,mungcJ Iluttqteit, gerpeus
trGntbelten, Sopfhmcucu, SartIeibigteit, geriiops
Hu9, Saoouun9sleloen, 8pspepne, @alenle6eu,
Ttcber, nnteIletbseHt3unoung, bdmorrbpi6en uuS
nltr Storuu9tn ocr GngcDc6e. ReiH ueaeta6iiId1
feline Spur OVn Uicrtur, yliusralien oSer IhdoGdeH
8rOgUGu.
9feis; 25 Gents Die s6a6teI. gd aa,u
MmnthnIlrr -lM.m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
Standardization.

NuSltIige uHo i6autleioen
olcr Grt, bciOnegrs troniIhe Dautfroufbfter r,sy,
ben sans iuucrldirg ourtb cine sur init 9aomaS's
SntiopartiitnH 9ebeilt. gBir mcnen perqIiet,
Mnoue, UeI5t leocr 8cbonouug getrott bubeu.
Sc allen apot5tiCru. Sin DOaar bic Elaite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27
8cria6e Gin @lns Dufcbart'i4cn gurs
ters! 3u jcner Sabrrsleit gibt es teiH
uabrbafterCs, tciH gcIiiu1cres 0ctraNf,

nSH Bur 6eiIuuQ UOu2eberIeis
ben, gauigeH Qufdueu, SOpfpeb, Seiteue
uuo 9iitdenidJmery traHtem U(dgeH, Sd1UiHs
bel, SdmGde Der Sebtrait, RerUeHldnihe,
Qppetitl0fgteit, Seritopiuug, GpSpepfe, ,St0
ruua Der g2ierentbdtigtatt, uureiuem glute
unO Traueufrauibeiten gebrau6e man s. q II
cc'8 e aiiuparilleH 8lutptlleu.
8rei5 % @tS. Ole Sdahtel. gu babeu bel
Setb g. 6uuCe & Comp, SIR. 1O8,
gEeit- galtimOreftraBe. (yIoO26, 120de)
Bg 8ie 9euieBtmau0uB2ebeH?
- ytiemauo fam obHe @eiuuobeit iid Oe8
geben5 ireuen. 6alte Did I'M ie6eu Bret8
geiuno Gin in groBem llmfange berriheu-
oe8 2ei6en ino yeberbeidmerOeu. QBie
eleuO inO ibre Spier ! Sopfmeb, 8eroauz
ungSz zllnOrOnun9eu, @altgteit, DtagenIdure,
Serftopiung 8gspepIie, SeitsuiAmerjeu,
6erliIopfen uuo au6ere Bein fn0 tbre Be
gleiter. 6alte Did ourd QuUeuoHug pen
6uuce's SuIiapurilleu BtlIeH
bon oieiem llebel freil 9Ieie BtlleH balteu
pom Snfeme ale 6rantbelten fern. lluretz
mes glut Id6t ff retHigeu, 9eidmiire, fUuu6e
Stelen, gliitbeH UH0 uH0ere DautauBidld1e
laiien iid entieUueu, Der 6aut tauu Elm flares
unO geiun6eB &u5iebeH Oerltebeu uer6eu,
nenn man bic BilleH in @ebrautj ntmmt.
gdemauo mag nit ieiueH giiereH Srubet be-
fommen. YtaH DeH0e Die @leu an. Sie
wirtau bel Brauenbeidmerheu mObltbdtig; in
Der Chat giebt e8 meHlg geioeu, rDeldle oteje
Biaeu Utt belleu o0er miu6eiten5 ltn6ern.
Somit iouten Que, melte fid arautbejteu
Uom geibe III baltsH mHuiheu, nie obue cine
Ghadtel Sauce iter SGTupariatu 8ialu
ieiu. Ereis p &eHts. 3u babeu bel Setb
g. 6aHce & Comp, yir. l08, gSetz
8altimOreRroBe. lJtOo2G, ,G20te)
B9- 9eBt ift Die @eleQeubait.
Cine 6laide bon 6unts SuiettcupuOer. OaS
man nit llmfdt in bic BettfteGe uuO Die
GdeH uHO 28iuiel itreut, eripart mdHbe ipda
tere 9iabe uno Blage. 8rei8 % &euiS. 3H
hoben bel Setb @. Sauce x 6 omp.,
gir. los, gSeits8alttmoreitr. lyioo26,l Vfte
Be- geriufe etnmol s. 6auce's 5aars
gSIeberber1eller. g. Oeroadt ounnt5
6oag, briugt Die alte 5arbe SHrnd, ut EN-
eleglHtls 5uiaueumlttal uuo beilt &o2i8rtHo
un6 3opibautsS SudeH. 8reI8 81. 3u ha5cH
bel G eth e. . uHce & @omp. ytr. loo,
8ef. galtimOreitfaBe. l9too26, l2gtte)
pie bemerFeusnertbeu Auo nobltbSNgsu
geiultale, bic Der @ebrauh pom MOHeil's
Teething Cordial erSiglt, habeH 81 ieiRer
aloemeineu 4nmeHbaHg in iOf alien arteu
pom Rranfbeiten, heueR&iuoer uptermOrieH
fn6, gefiibrt. gr heilt 8ldbuEa, 8olil, Dlas
aeuldnre, 8nr9iaa Il. |. N. Rsins Bamilia
iOnts Obne ibu ietH. SeI alsR Gpotheieru
la Pabsu. (s11-l
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10 0Inrin
IN t9ren observation-disclosures,
S1iittClficbcr.

te'tsS SCI piio 5tGtBcs ficber, gcbeit far SO 6erts
& sSO. Jt.1 aIoeyl9 Htiimtttc in oer ggeIt, 66s in
n,t Sul, tMalarial ODER eHtlrcter 6jsI, fomrST
,S8l ..S8l" le S@aIlahz, glcrUcHft6cr, Eup6uS oSSI
Gs,ySS Ule0tr PGlBen nI5 - uuter 3uUe5Ino nom
ltei Nuni8IA Gents nie lElniEs V'ENVD We
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GoHiei
FiIitdIite SrQaujiatioren;
Der Briloeut, Vlit9Ileoer oc5 &obHct5,
bic SunoeSzSenGtoIe
EGQrtuUuGger, OFT EetutHDGJtA,
bic jyaIn,lle, StantS= uuo StaotbcaWte III
ou6pyp PJropY in Sutifhnn,

ou6sre SuJssr in Sutid]en.
Ter 8ilbbauer 81. $. Barf8 pirS morgen
iriib aus Chicago anlangeu, I'M etnen @gp8.
aborud Der @eTft83iige Oe8 Seritorbeneu
ais WO6ell fir cine Marmorbiiite 5u Uerferz
tigen. &tele 6reunOe Der 6amilte 6enOrld6
beiudteu beute bic g8obuuug unb mur6en
bon 6ru. Stepben g8. MorgaH, bem Sdmas
ger bes Slice BrdFoenten, lopie BON Or.
Sendes, 9fettor Der ct. Bauls @piItopals
Stride, empfangen. Die gSittme uerbrahte
ben gan5en Sag uuf iBrem 3immer unO per
tebrte MIR nit menigen BerOnen. Inter ben
Uielen Berionen, mel6e Der Srau 6eHOrf8
beute @OnoOIenS6epeifeH ihtfteu, befiuoen
iid ahtb. Nbrabam g. 6emitt, 6rau SEQ.
9. gic@lellau, Senator SEQ. S. gbmun08
uno NnOere.
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giur 6urd rpirfltde Site unb reeQeu
@ertb bot Fd 0as beriibmte pSaluatiOus
Del" 70 raid eingebiirgert. Gin gutter artitsl
ftHbet bsut' ~ Gage iiberGa AutIaua.
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Tene WH3eigen.
S6UGin0'S
gtr. 96, " 2erinstOn.S StraBe, .... gir. 96,
tonanGebenoer Vuppeltlaocn.

8te gro6ts auspabI, ioluie Die 9eidImn6uuuit
Wuppcii, 1pelte bic @e9cnmart ltefert Su ben i1le=
OrieIten, ron l Sent bis S25 oarrenoen Brciicn.
suite, Seaubdcn u. /. ~. guppcnbnus=Wu
Itattung; eoe erOentIie ytopitdt in oeier SIande.
SpielnQaren aller 2lrt.
SptcIe. 9ndler. S6rGtbmateriaIicn. 8isaues
Sadlsrl. 9arbptinezSaieu II. I. {.
S1 mir unier gofal per9roBert ba6en, 10 itebt unS
iebt geIas poQaui 5u @e6ote, um Snicr elegunteS
uiortrtes gEaareua9er oort9ebaiter, oS btsber sur
4nldauung bringen su toHnen. Se6er lit ber3Iidl
eingela6en Sum 8eiuhc bel Sd1ii6ug'S, gtr. %,
SeriuatonirQFe. (Jtop. .25, 1IGt)
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g8aibiHgtoR, 3. g., 26. gto0ember.
- Die 9ropirung Der OerIdieoeuen Reqiez
runasgebGube nabm heute tbreu Gnfanq, ie<
bed murbe MIR peHig 6ortidritt gema1t,
neil in &nbenaht oes beutt9en Seiertaees
alle 2Gben gei6lO6eR waren, uno beri9uar3e
Slor, ioruie bic iibrigen Srauerembleme nift
in geniaenoen Guantitdteu erlanst perSeu
tonnten. Die 9raptrung 6es p@eiBeu 9aus
ies," ionie Der Departments oes Snneren,
oeS Sriegs, beS Staates un0 Der Tlotte iiuo
nabeSu 0oIlenoet. Die 6abHen me6teu beute
allentbalben auf 6albnuit, un6 9epeiden,
pel1e I'M autoritdt Sur 9rapirung bon 9es
eierunasqebGuoen in anoeren Std0ten erius
den, langten ben Sag iiber in GROCER an3abl
an. Der GuGftor oes Seuats erbielt beute
Nadmittag cine 9epeide BON Srn. Bnl. s..
@nQliib, iueldle r1ittbeilt, oaB Die Beeroiz
9ung oes perfor6enen Sicez Brdiioenten auf
nGd)ften 9ienilag Wtittag feItgeiebt III. gtad).
rtften itber Srauertunogebun9en trefeu aus
taft allen StdoteH Oes 2an6es elm.
Sic @GttretHne oes eon8reifsS BEL Dem Set-
deHbeganenifie.
@uibingtou, 3. g., 26. Ro0br. -
llngeiGhr 20 SenatoreH Oeriommelten iid
nm II llbr bsute 8ortnittag nuf @inlaOung
oes Senators @0munos i'm 9immer oe8
NDutlt6z zSUutllC 2 UGp Stllulo ultU lUuBllel ElN
aus folgenOeu 9titglieOerH beftebeubes Go
mite aus, nm benl QeidenbegGngniB oes
&iceprGfO 6enbrids beiSHmo6nen: Se.
uatoren @omunbs, Sherman, 6arris, 4Qi=
ion, SoOrbees, Bugh, @ullon, gibiOn, @On=
ger, Blair, Danes, @anoen unO Sef. Su
anbetru1t beS naben 3uiammentriu8 6es
@on9reIies tpuroeu teine formeqen Srauer=
reben eebalten. SenntOr gomuRos uno
GuGfior @anaop iino autoriiirt, ale u0tbiQen
SOrbereitungen fir bic %eile oes @omtfe's
81 trefien. Ilngcfdhr 25 Diit9iieber 6es 8es
prGientantenbau bielteu cine Gbnltdle 8erz
iammlung i'm 3immer bes Spreders HHb
erpdbIten fOlaenbes @outte: 65. Carlisle,
&annnl, 6iscOd, Gong, Ybelps, Sepburu,
8rOtpne, 8pnam, 0torriioH, 5Obman, 5ers
bert, SlOuut, Barbour, Serpitt uno @eooes.
araaersSaaOeebaaseR tn aIen eaaSeSs
tbeiIea.
SubianapoIis, Snb. 26. gtoo5r. -
9epeiden aus alien gr0Beren Stdoten in Den
Ser. Stnatsu uelOen, OaB Der Sob 6es gices
Brdf6enteu beute in allen 2irdeu qelegeut=
lid oes 2aHtlaguaSs= =GottesaienlteS aRf paI=
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Or. NaOmab'S
8 S1r[dpGriQ.i0lt 9Iefnfnenf-

ma4eS aus Stofteu oon ou5rOroentIiber SetlfTaft
oGlic4l ME Dies Bur GteiuiglH9, gBiebcrbsTReuuna
uuo &tdly9un9 oes ntCoergebr0hcueu R0rpers notbs
91saol8 nj miEtt unO 9eiIt raid5, graHOIi6 unS
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GaTee Gum &OiteapreiIe.

Scier farftr Rio, 9ebrannt, zee. 10 uno II Gents.
gefer neolbener" Bio, gebrnnnt, ........14 Gents.
Better &asuaHra, gebrannt, ..16 Gents.
Better Raracaibp, 9e6rannt,..........1S Gents.
Better alter Reeierunas= SABA. 9e6rannt 20 Gents.
GREAT CHINA TEA COMPANY"
Jir. 25, g8.=galtimore=, unb yr. AZ, gt.zSutaDfr.
(g3pn24 .Si0pGSa-O
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45. Sabrgamg.
Neae Au,eigeH.
Gtip + It t Il.
arufes Sgortimsnt ll1intsrwaarrn
BALTIMORE, MD.

erboIten unS empfebIe Iolbe, nie iberbaupt metnen
Rorratb In anen SOrten Shuben &C., etnem geebrten
9nblifum ouf's Sefe unO iebe 9enet9tem i3ulprnn
6effens eutoeaen, g. u. RteS,
147l SIR. las, Sioz SroabDan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27

Seinem Sterbliden ift es beifimmt, ben
S6leier Der 3ufunft III beben. Sin 8lid
ieSo9 1T ibm uerg6nnt, tpeIaer ibm bic Sc
nibbeit briHgt, baB Or. Suu's s'6Uiten'Sg.
rHp@ ben beftigiteR Sufeu turtrt.
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Scr 9aroerfrten In ascrlt.

WiCn 00l0H9g uur gaDWaG's, uub iebe nab, o.
6gJ Homc ., ,GaGwup" aui Dem Bdttcn itcb,.
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Garop&iIdJe Ga6elberi5te.
SGni0 2GlfonID's Eoo.

Sin &arliiteu 2luiitauO III Gorbereitung.
Gni5 3orttla bon Srnufreid) nadJ
SDntIicm abGeretit.
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2tUerpOuI, 26. gtoo., 1890 Dtjaag5.
- gaummCne: M}inelOrte Gberldnocr {. ;
bitto. ylemzErleOns 81. - 0ie &rtdue
berugeu Y, 900 80ueu, SpetulaiiOH 2tu5s
iuhr 1000, 3uiubr $1,000.
gOubOn, %. Iouember.-Ser. Staten.
Ejligotoucn: : 4-prOj. 1915, Ditto. / pro3.
1154, 90. 0erldugerte 5sproi. lO4l.-Qttieu:
&.=G.zl y. 4Oj, 90. ?. 2.l3t, Grie Pa, 90. 2.
9O4, 9lems2 2Ort Geural 1893 Beuui. zGeutral
56j, SuS. Genral 5}eaojug l3, Gaua-
oiau &octfic sos, 0iericau 25s, CT. Yaul
Common 1909.
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0eict: nTaIidl @ahr.M


Nan Ihite cine Srictmorte an Er. RaOwah &
60. yr. 30, yBaJrenzstr., Gewzg got, f.ir si5alf1
un0 ISGbJ."
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SuoianupoIis, SHb. 26. gto05r. -
9epeiden aus alien gr0Beren Stdoten in Den
Ser. Staateu meloeH, OaB Der Cob oes Sices
Brdf6enteu beute IN allen Sirden geIegeut=
lid oes 3aHtiagun9s=@ s=@otteSaieRites aRf pal=
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&Orbereinngen fir Oa8 2ei6enbegdngniB.
Sic NcUetteite ciu5aiiamirt. SrauerfgnOs
gcyurgsu am 9aufieguusStnee in aaen
SDeiisH pcs 9auoes. GonOolen3 5epe.
idleH pbne 3abI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-27

SiS GOr8dusc auf Der Sagfanz 9aIbtaieI. -
E5iirii 2lIsrnnotr Osruirft Serbieus Sal
feuittufauOs @eiuaj 3um jpeitsn g3aIe
uitO rudt weittr pur. - Ser gSnbIiics oer
6OnierUatipeu in GnBlaHo.-s stblsbeH ocs
&Goridhaus Serroap
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-25
The Eureka Con.

Tho work preparatory to the erection Of
the new furnace at the Eureka Con. re.
duction works Is progressing favorably.
The carpenters have about completed the
heavy work on the building being erected,
and on the second floor Of the same the
blower has been placed. The furnace and
all its castings have arrived from San
Francisco, and just as soon as the stone.
cutters get through with their job and the
different parts Of the new furnace are put
together the results OF the work in pro-
gress now for several weeks will be readily
seen to advantage. The bins at the smelt.
ing works continue to be we'll supplied
with ore, nearly all Of which comes from
the oompany's mine. The work OF remov.
ing the Jumbo" hosting engine from
the hosting works over the mine, pre-.
p~aratory to putting in q new steam engine,
continues. In short, there are many evi.
dences that the company are laying the
foundation for large and extensive opera.
tions In the near future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-25
STRONG Lead NJ arket.

Lead has held its own very strongly all
around the board, says the Denver Cir
cular for the present week, and freights
from st. Louis and Chicago having been
only 1871 and 10 cents, respectively, have
facilitated Eastern shipments. In this
way about 1000 tons have been sold. be-
ing equally divided among the three
distributing points, and at 81 1911 in
the West and 81 rs at New York. The
corrodors held a meeting at Saratoga, but
did not advance their prices, although
they might have done so to sdvancetsge-
but they argued that with Spanish lead now
only ELL 5s., or about 81 so to 81 IS laid
down ct New York, duty paid, there was
little danger Of any advance to q point
beyond 81 37h. Stocks all through are
reported 10 be very light, and msnfactur-
ers do not claim full supplies. The
heaviest six weeks demand of the entire
year is close at hand, and a strong market
is not only probable but certain.