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The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

GRANTS OPINION OF HIS BROTHER Or
FICERs Gen Grant said of Gen. Sherman :
"Sherman is man to he PROUD OF. He is
impPtuons. he i iaGi bat Le kno $ his
own faults lis soon as any man. Aud of
Sheridan he said: ''IIe S the best man in
Am ca. He has uu peer. He can Weld
any force. He is pure hearted, simple
msnnprcd ard truly II, be ran." Aud of
himself he said "Thcre were Il thousand
OF others who could have don" TIE thing
as well rs ]. | am thankful To God that
He help 4 me me- To The work, but had
no been living, or had the q vcrnmeDt
passed over me, there are pther men who
would have won the victory for Nuu.'
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
Salt Rheum

William Spies, Eyria, o.. suffered greatly
from erysipelas and salt fheum, caused by
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
arations without aid fnallytook Hoods sar-
saparilla, and now says; am entirely Well
MY son had salt rheum on his hands ana
on the calves Of his legs He took hoods
sarsaparilla and is entirely cured j. b.
STANTON, bit. Vernon, ONO.
Hoods SarsapariIla,
Sold by all druggists Ell; six for S.. Made
only by 6. l. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
MAR RE o

skowheg-D-Jnly eth. by Rev. {. NJ. q. IfArwDod
Mr.. ". u. Matthew Of Bslh and Miss r. Belle
JudkiDs Of CornYllle
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

CIR ut tXCiLrlhe0. vXi-t- IN the Indian
connrry, owing To the proclamation of the
president rrmovin' cait'"i!irn from the ter
rite wiihin ferry day. and decia:ing
wlat have prtn considered lawful lenSes
voi. S me- are disposed tn ti.h' the au
tn rti-s, while oiht rs Coan>el Submission.
III, aud under ira.c aggregates stv' raj
millions acres, aud upon il are several hun.
dr. d thousand head of cattle. New York,
Philadel hia, Chicago and st. Louis capt.
tall besides that OF nearly Every city in the
United States, is represented III the $780,
900 which have been invested in cattle and
improvements on these leases. Many cat
tlemon. it is said, intend turning their
herds over To the Indians, allowing them
t" act IA, temporary landlords. Mean.
while the large amoudt ut stake will induce
herd owners - make II pr"ssrre IN the ad-
minstration 20 modify The action IN soie
way, hat no more loss or damage than
possible may be entIiled on thu.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
BORN.

Harmony July, nth. 10 the wife Of W. sooi
Merrill hon.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
Kidney Disease.

/ can enGor.e al that has been said IN favor q
REnwN'. StR-APARiLLA. Have u-ec II AID
heartily rrcoI mend l. medicine peculisrI;
a. apted Tor giving tone and Nigof 10 the -y=teH,
sfiIRulstirc he objective orgaht, and removing
al taiu- arising from -order Of the kinney
MIR G. II HATHAWAY, Walter St, Bangor, Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

Also agent for Maine State Prison
Harness. hand made, y Oak stock,
please look at them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

For 1885 IL an Elegant Book Of $50 Pages
= Colored Plate Of Flowers, and more
than 1000 Illustrations OF the choicest
Flowers, Plants aud Vegetables, and di
rections for growing. II Is handsome
enough for the Center Table or a Holi
day Present. Send on your name and
Post Office address, with 10 cents, and
will send you copy, postage paid. Thi.
is not = quarter Of its cost. II IL printed
In both English aud German II YOU NJ.
forwards order seeds deduct the 10 cts
VIcKs SEEDS ARE THE Best IN TIKI
WORLD!
The Floral Guide will tell how to get and
grow them.
vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden
2l0 Pages. 8 CoIored Plates, 500 Engrav.
ings. 4I25 IN elegant cloth covers
Vick's illustrated Monthly Magazine
80 pages Of reading matter, . colored
plate In every number, aud many fine
engravings. Price, tI25 a year: five
copies for s.. Specimen plumbers 10 cts.
trial copies IS cts. We will send 10 one
address vick's Magazine and ans one 81
the following publications At the prices
named below: Century e4.5O; Harper's
Monthly. - 90; ST. Nicholas, 81 SO; Good
Cheer, u 25; or Wide Awake, Good
Cheer, aud vick's Magazine for IS.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
Feb. 20, 1885 St.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

On. J. +. DUNBAR. OF Terre Haute
Indiana, who has been stopping II Pc.
tersburg and making that one OF his
points for over 10 years. and VS. also Al
Huntingburg last Summer and created
such sensation BY restoring the blind 70
their eight. will he la Jasper, Ind. at the
Western House. on SATURDAY.. Mares 7th,
and remain 10 days. This movement OF
this medical gentleman IL met by the
earnest request Of our best citizens. II
YOU are suffering with diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, Throat, or Cstarrh, 20 and
consult DIR. DUSEAk, rs examination aud
lconsultation will be free. We clip the
folio wing from the Huntingburg Argus,
.of July 7th. 1854:
Huniingburg Argus, (Ind y July =
1884: DIR. J. 4. Dunbar, the skilled
locuiist, who has rooms ~ the ST. Clair
Hotel. is meeting with remat kable sue.
lcess in restoring the blind TO sight.
Among some OF the difficult cases was
Mr.. james Black. OF VeIpin. Pike county.
Mr.. B. has had graduated acre eyes for
ithirty-two wears. he called on DR.. Dun.
bar ten years ago at Oakland City but
hia business wss of such = nature he
could not take treatment At that time.
About two years ago his left eye bursted
aud ran out Last week he called on the
Doctor again. The Doctor informed
him he could save HE right eye. lie had
very heavy opacity Cor scum. and he
also had case OF entropiuin. or inverted
leyelids- which he had been pulling out
Tor years, and hich he calico wild hairs
The Doctor, after removing the grsnu-
lars from the lid. cut out small strip OF
the lid on the outside. just skin deep. and
stitched IL together in a skillful manner
Mr.. b. informed US that he felt better
could see email print. and had received
more relief from the Doctors treatment
than from all other treatments put to-
gether that he had not ate . meal for
years without his hat on until DR.. Dun
bar had operated upon his eyes. He left
for home Yesterday happy man
Mrs.. Mary j. Davis. Of Pikeville. came
here. She had sore eyes for thirty years.
Her trouble was just the same 80 Mr.
Blacks. The Doctor operated on her
eyes. She left for home with her eye-
sight restored, aud will ever feel grateful
for what the Doctor done for her.
Mics Maggie Black. OF Velpin, had sore
eyes for fifteen years, can now see One
print, and when she came here she had
Ito be led by the hand 10 the Doctors Of
fee. From morning until night people
can be seen vending their way to the st.
Clair Hotel for relief.
Mrs. Mack Robinson. Of Lewiaport,
XIV. hearing OF DR.. Dunbar's success,
came mp Monday and placed herself IN
der his treatment.
Truly, the Doctor Il meeting with sue.
lcess. Patients go 10 him blind and come
away seeing He has also operated upon
several others with success Ia each and
Ievcrv casr.
Mrs }. X. Fisher, OF this CITY. has had
|entropium, or inverted lids. for q long
lime. She is now under treatment and
Is improving nicely.
All diseases OF the Eve treated 10 DAYS
FREE or CHARGE. ii satisfaction is not
given.
MEDICAL PARLoRs a. the Western
House, SATURDAY. March 7th. 1885
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

~ Next Wednesday il the day OF DAYS
% Washington. Cleveland and Hen.
bricks 60 10 that day. Hendricks len 70,
washington yesterday, and Cleveland
goes on Tuesday. The following IL said
70 DC the makeup Of the Cabinet: State.
5ayard; Treasury, Manning; Interior
Lamar; Postmaster Gen Villas; ATTY.
Garland War. Endicott; Navy yet to BE-
iiIled. Villas Is the only representative
rom the great West. II Il also said
Cleveland will ruin his administration
ana split the Democratic party. BY advo.
eating stopping silver coinage. We
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

SUDDEN DtsAPPEARAxCE. AT Eckert's
mill during the present cold wave. Il wa
FOUND necessary to keep bottle OF bran.
6y 20 mix with the branding color for
branding barrels. On Monday last amer
branding car load for shipment. q bottle
IulI was set by for use next day, but
some trsmps. II IL supposed, entered the
MIL ana made awav with II, a. Il mys-
.erousiy disappeared. Coon SAYS II
they had asked for II, he would have
gwen them some that had not had the
cork soiled with coloriu0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

II The last May apportionmsnt OF
Com. School Fund to Dubois county
from the State Treasury was SO, 2l6 ~
and the Jan. 1885, spportionment was
1916 70, making total for the schools
~ the county this winter OF oI6. s23 OF
received from the State. or amount
Dubois County paid into the State treas.
ury OS.65S7i, leaving the county ahead
an the spportionment ss,l33 81. or nearly
0ne-na'f the sum received. For this rea.
son the people OF the State expect our
schools to be conducted to the best ad :
vantage educationally,a s they paw nearly
. much for them - We do. The chill.
dren Of Jasper cannot half realize the
benefit OF this expense with our present
school building IL our sense Of Justice
ana pride great enough to provide an
adequate building? What say the pub.
iic-spirited men Of Jasper?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27
PARTNER WANTED.

WANTED a partner for third interest
in our spoke factory ri Jasper. Business
we'll established and plenty OF machinery,
but we want more capital. A good
business man with cash will find this a
good investment.
BENKERT & co.
Feb. 81 lss5 -Aw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

NOTICE Is hereby given to the credit
\ = ors. heirs and legatees Of John G. r
Hoffman. deceased, TO appear In the Du
bois Circuit Court, held at jasper. Indi
ana. on the Both day Of April. 1885. and
show cause IL any, why the Final Settle.
ment Accounts with the estate Of said de.
cedent should not be approved.
This 18th day Of February, 1885.
GEORGE HOFFMAN. Admir-.
TRAYLoR & HUNTER. Admr's Att'ys.
Feb. 9th, le85--2w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

= The Board OF County Com mission.
81 meet ~ their regular March session
LEX monday. All claims against Inc
county should be filed this week n 1, 4
expected the Board will act upou them
.nls term, and slse all petitions and "a !.
p por.s regarding highways. This il he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

GIDe Division headquarters Of me
- = = y. l.. Ry. have been remove,
~ - uxntingburv, whereat the Oaklsnd
10y ioIks are down IL the mouth. a 4
iiiss. vesa oss'rsole fsm-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27


RY virtue Of certified copy Of de-
ID cree 10 me directed from the CLERK
|of the Dubois Circuit Court, in q cause
wherein Elijah Payne. is plaintiff. and
james 4. Spurlock. Martha Spurlock el
Ial are defendants, requiring me to make
1.-THE sum Of money therein mentioned
with interest on said decree and costs
I will expose q public sale TO the hiyhes
bidder on
SATURDAY, THE llrH DAY OF MARCH
A. ID. 1885,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m
and 4 o'clock p. M, Of said day. al the
door Of the Courthouse OF Duboi coun.
~, Indiana the rents and profits for a
term Lot exceeding seven years, Of the
following Real Estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter; also thirty $780, acres of OF
the east side Of the northeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter, the same being
that portion Of the said northeast quar-
ter lying and being east OF Patoka river
also fifteen tl5) acres of Of the south end
Of the east half Of the southeast quarter
OF the southwest quarter also the south.
Wcst QunbttI w TIC SOutu.tdHt QunTttF.
excepting, however, from said south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter
six (6) acres of OF the south side thereof !:
Al said lands being in Section Number
seven ~, township Number two g.
south Of range five (6) west containing
one hundred and eighteen (116) acres,
more or less. Said land being situated
IN Dubois county in the State OF Indiana
IL such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree,
interest aud costs, will at the same time
and place expose to public sale the fee
simple Of said Real Estate, or so much
As may be sufficient to discharge
said decree interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praisement laws.
GEORGE cox,
Sheriff Dubois County, Indiana.
w. r owNsEND. Atty for Prf.
Feb goth, 1885 = 3w. fp. T. SO 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27
NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF INDIANA,
COUNTY OF DUBoIs,
cause No 577l
DuboIs Circuit Court. April Term.

COUNTY OF DUBOIS,
cause No s77l
Duhe!s Circuit Court, April Term
Conrad Eckert. Admr. of
ofthe Estate ofJohn w.
Snodd., deceased,
VS.: e'n'u" "
Louisa Snoddy, Walter J. sen hesi
Snoddy Ignaiz Eckert, Estate.
John Mack and Martin
Friedman.
YOU are severally hereby notified that
J the above named petitioner a. Ad-
mini-trator Of the estate Of John w.
Snoddy, deceased. has filed in the Circuit
Court Of Dubois county, Indiana, petit
ton making you defendants thereto, and
praying therein On order and decree Of
said Court authorizing the sale Of certain
real estate belonging to the estate Of said
|decedent, in said petition described, 10
make assets for the pay ment Of the mort
gage henson such real estate, and the
debts Oh liabilities OF said estate, and
that said petition 90 filed and pending,
will be head on the first day OF the
April term. 1885, Of said Circuit Court.
being the 9th day OF April, 1885.
PETER J. GosMANN. Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
TRAYLoR HUNTvR, Attorneys.
February 20th. 1885 - 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

TAXATION. Last week. Times CON-
plains Of the heavy taxation in Jasper
We think Il 10 rather heavy for the
amount u permanent improvement ae.
scmplished. but We are Of the impress.
sicn that the Times oserdrsws the pic.
tnre. II 10 true there 10 not . single
street In town with decent grade or pas-
cable side.walks even. aud many OF the
latter are really dangerous. but then side
Wake ere made by private capital. and
not paid for out OF the public funds
True. the town board has ordered aide
wAiks. but nobody payasny more atten.
ton 10 those orders, than 70 the qnack-
ing Of geese. and the board takes no steps
70 enforce them. sidewalks that were
ordered eight years ago on graded
streets. or streets the grading Of which
was paid for. are not yet laid, and not
likely TO be ill Gabriel blows his horn
and wants them for his hosts awakened
70 tread upon. But ninety dollars cor.
poration tax. spoken Of by the Times as
paid BY one poor man, represents 4
property given in Of the value Of over
$40 900 4 very comfortable sum. and no
small cottage In town is taxed over 50
oil told. as the rate 10 only 81 20 on the
500 90 for state. county. corporation,
and All purposes This rate compares
very favorably with any Of the towns
around us--most 81 them requiring their
citizens to pay from 81 SO TO IS o. on the
3loO. But then they have something 70
show for 1t, generally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27
MEAT MARKET
JOHN R. CHRISM0N

Has opened In the Pcst-oifice building
la Jasper meat market, where he will
supply customers with the very best the
market affords for cash. Open every
day except Sunday. lie sol:ciis the
patronage Of everybody, and BY having
the best Of meat will endeavor 10 merit II.
Persons having tat beeves, calves or
sheep TO sell, will fnd Il 70 their inter-
est 10 call on him.
Farmers coming to town are invited 10
call and take good roast or steak home
with them. Feb. 10, 1855 1T.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

WANT OF Brass. 1t Is generally con-
Guided that Of oil classes Of occupations
book agents and commercial travellers
have as much brass and general courage
% can be found in double their mum Der
In other occupations. But there are ex.
ceptions to this rule, and we desire 10
caution hotel runners and livery solici.
tors to be careful how they approach Mr..
6erst, OF the Louisville firm Of brown,
White, Gerst 4 CO., as there might be
Imminent danger Of frightening him into
spasnls. be visited jasper last week and
- competition 10 somewhat brisk 10 sc.
cure drummer's custom, when he got Cd
The cars, at 10 o'clock ct night, young
Nike Neudeck approached him In the
Interests OF the fsmoUs Indiana Hotel and
Henry Gnckes to hire him CONVEYANCE
10 60 10 The country. He looked ct the
young men. and thinking they were too
eager for good intentions. while visions
OF highwaymcn fitted before his mind,
be drew long breath and dashed away
past them q full epeed, up the railroad
switch, and up jackson street, until he
came 70 Grsmelspacher's store, which
was yet lighted up. and rushing ia took
. moment TO recover upon finding him.
self safe, when be inquired for hotel
and company to show him TO II, averring
that he bad escaped from two robbers.
The boys came in while he was talking
and had . hearty laugh ct his simidity
Ne says he won't think Of robbers the
next visit be makes to Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-27

Feb. 81. 1885 4w.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07
&tr1lt1es-Snlanb
Wadtras.)
Gr3bi6cefe sri In autee.

giner Correspondents aus ct. Srancis
unb Der columbia" entnebmen mir bas
GOlsenbe:
SIM Bropincials Ssminar fanb bas Stus
bieniabr 1876 am Ietten Sonntag
unb Wontas nit ben bo9bs6eutiamen un6
erbebenben geremonien, nit beren bic 81.
Stride bic Ordination ibrer grieiter ums
sibt, einen wirbisen Nbi9lub. Mm
Sonntas Morsen ipenbete Der bodwiirbiss
fte Ssrr gr3bii9of In Der Seminartir9e
sunddft 6 Mumnen bes Seminars, IA
Waiisntnaben, iowis awei Orbensi6wes
fern bas 81. Sacrament Der Sirmuns.
Oarauf folste wdbrenb Der 81. Wfefe bic
@rtbeiIuns Der FL. Subbiatonatss unb
Diatonatsweibe wie fOIst:
Das Subbiatonat erbielt ST. Nit. Reus
ius aus Der OiOaeie 2eauenwortb.
Oas Diatonat empiinsen bic Serren:
aus. S9tnner, aus Der gr3bi0Seis Wils
waufee.
Carl Msermifen, aus Der DiOseie Sos
pinston.
Sob. &ObIinser, aus Der DiOseie Ness
quaup.
9einr. 9obeiieI, aus benz 9lpoit. gicas
riat Hebrasta.
am Montas, ais am Seits Der 81. 2lpos
itelfirten getrus unb Yaulus, ertbeilte Der
bo9pirbisife 9err grsbii9of porerit benz
Mlumnen 9rn. 9tit Neuiius bic bl. Oias
fonatsweibe. gu Prieitern wurben ses
wsibt.
Sir bic @rsbiSeeie Wilpautee: bic bodw.
So. s. s.. 6ittins, Gbomas Sobnfon,
Bernard Weper, Srancis &ei1p, peter
Sones unb Mi9aef Rorton.
Sir bic Oi0csie 9rssn Ban bic bo6w.
So. WilbeIm &rdmer unb Soispb SrSbs
lid.
Sir bic 0iOceie aIton: bodw. 9r. ant.
i8urbonIen.
Sir bic 0iO3eie georia: bO9w. ST.. Sob.
Burte.
Sir bic Oi0ceie 9euusnportb: bo6w.
Sr. Splpeiter Weeban.
Sir bas @poft. gieariat Nsbrasta:
bo6w. 9r. Seinr. 9obeiiel.
Sir Die 9iOceie Sort @apne: bo6w.
Sr. Srans Sing.
Sir bic Di0ceie NesquaIp: bo9w. Sr.
Sob. &oblinser.
Der bodw. Serr Peter Sonas feierte
feline erite 81. Meie am 5. SuIi in Der
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aus oem Staate.
@i@tise Gnti@etomm8 ,tnieres
obertten 0eriGtSbotes.

Der pberife @rri9tsbof unieres Staatss
bat ioeben enti9teben, baB Elm 9otelbes
fiter, ber au elmer 3eit, ba in ieinem 9oteI
cine unitefenbe &rantbeit berri9t, @dfte
aufnimmt, iebem @ait, Der pon bieisr
&rantbeit befalen wirb, ansemefienen
S1abeneriat su Ieiften bot. sSn benz nors
liesenben SaIs mar bic &Idserin cine Srau,
wel9e iid in bas SoteI bes 8ertlasten be-
Dab, unb In bemielben an ben Yofen ers
Frantic. 9etterer wuBte, baB In ietnem
!SoteI elm 9ait an bieier &rantbeit BARNES
berIag. Sobalb bic &ldgerin BON ibrer
&rantbeit geneien mar, ma6te tie eine
&laee auf $4,000 S5abeneriat anbdnsis,
Der ibr aud ausrfannt wurbs. Orisiasa
par bic 0ertbeibisuns bes Sotelbefisers
gr ~bebauptete, bab Elm @erii9t %beitanb,
baB in ieinem Sotel bic goten berri9en
unb bic &ldserin beBbalb cine srobe Sabrs
Idiii9tett besansen babe, inbem fe nnters
IieB, por ibrem @tnsus IN basielbe fi9
mad Der @abrbeit bieies 9eri9tes gu ers
tunbigen. Oo9 bas oberfte @eri9t etts
i6ieb: Scr Sotelbefiser tabe babur9,
baB er iein Sotel often bielt, allen &eiiens
ben bic ifili9weisenbe 8uiideruns seses
ben, baB basielbe elm it9erer Wobnplas
fei, unb bat besbalb fein &e9t, S9abens
erias su perueisern, neil bic &ldsertn auf
@runb bieier ftiai9weisenben 8eriideruns
iinterlieB, fi9 ausbriidlid nod benz @es
iunbbeits3uitanbe Der @aife bes 9oteIs gu
ertunbisen." Bet 8ere9nuns bes S9as
beneriates ieIbit nabm bas @eridt nt9t
ALIEN auf bic tOrperli9en unb bic @es
miitbsleiben Der &Idserin &iifii9t, ions
bern 3os au1 in 8etra1t, baB ite bic
&ranthett auf Qebensaeit entifeIt bat.
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Ser alorreide Gierte 1T poriiber. 8

Ger gl0rretfe Vterfe ut porllber. Ote
spread-eagle speeches ftnb abselahen, bas
Seuerpert 1T absebrannt. 90 piel wtfen
mir beute. Mber wieuiele 9duier pers
brannt, piepiele Weniden ibr 2eben ses
laiIen, i~piepiele 8ranbwunben bapon setras
gen wurben, bas wifen mir nod nidt. 9ier
IN Dubuque 1T omar fein 6aus perbrannt,
aber sweimal warb bic Seueruebr In Oienft
s~erufen, slidli9erweiie pbne baB fe gum
2Di9en fam. Gin 2eben sins, Soft iei
Dant, aud ni9t perIoren bod erbielt,
pie mir borsn, Elm balbwi9fser 8uride
aus llnuorfi9tisteit ieines &ameraben einen
S9uB In bic 8ruit. Serbrannte Musens
braunen, 2iber unb @eii9ter sdblt man in
Der Stabt. wie bic &oblfOpfe, beim balben
9utenb. Infer Oruferteufel leitete bic
8orfeier gum Nationalfeif bamit elm, baB
CT i9 nit abbrennenbem puluer tdtowtrte,
unb beute bus 9%eftpfaiter, wie bic Stu:
benten bic S9marren, ld9eInb berums
trdst. @m meiitsn wirb Der s~eitrsnse
&abt laden, Der In Yoliseianselesenbeiten
&s9t ipri9t. Sonntas Nadmittas iaBen
i6on Is Wann unb elm Srauensimmer In
ben fiiblen &dumen bss itabtii9en @olos
lo1es.
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Soiepb Gilrob bon Sn6nqne, wel4er

SuItPV 0s'tp9 WV Suouuut1 Us'He@
%sesenpdrtis i'm biefisen @efdnsuiHe fi9
befinbet, bat ben Mboptiuiobn ieines Sns
tells unb ieiner Tante pon beren Sarm In
Sadion So. binpessefibrt. @r seitanb
nun benz Sberiff zines Cages, baB er ben
&naben einem Sarmer seseben babe, wels
den ct i'm Dubuque FSaus setroffen, ben
er aber ni9t setannt babe. gs ite1te ii1
beraus, baB bieie @usiase auf Wabrbeit
berubt. Ser &nabe wurbe auf Der Sarm
bes @nbreas goniibine in Der gtdbe Silt:
farbspiae sefunben. St lit IL Sabre aft.
Dem SberiH ersdblte er, baB @ilrop i'm
aufiorberte, einen Softer ibm fabren gu
belfen. S9lieBli9 waren fe baIbwess
nod Dubuque, ba iaste @ilrop 3u ibm, CT
noble i'm tn bic Stabt mitnebmen, ibm
Iqes 3eisen unb aud a0e feline &ussaben
beftreiten. Der &nabe cling barauf elm
unb @ilrop nabm ibn NIT fi9 in bas Sulien
5aus. Nd4ften Cages bra9te er ben
Rnaben IN bas Dubuque 6aus unb iibers
CAB i'm benz 9errn goniibtne. Der Rnabe
iaste, baB 5err Combine unb feline Srau
re9t gut sesen i'm seweien ieien.