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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-19

O7rrgRs:-S. W. WHEELouK, Pres dent j oHE
l1op, Vice President; C. F. HEMENwAY, Cashier
Tgr.rFRs:-S W. Wheelock, Porter skinner
CIV Iobdell, Nelson Chester, II W Csndee. G.
TGsaz. A. s. Wright, G. f. Hemnway, JOhI
joE.J NJ. Christy, c. II. Stoddsrd.
p-Thc only chartered Savings Rankin Rocs
lrd County. aug2oWy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-19
DIR. FOSGATF

800 Brady Street Davenport Iowa. 20 practice makes all
private diseases speciality such Syphilis Gonohea, Gte
Structure ImpOncy SperatorrhGa all urinary troubles and
mercural affections of the throat skin and bones.
Cancers Tumors Piles Caah and all chronic diseases treat
ed successfully Consultation and correspondence Free
lsd1y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-19
l,s.os allowed Oh Deposits at the rSte Of
per Cent. por Annum.
DEPOSITS received in amounts OF 81
and Upwards.
sgruRlTY AND ADVANTAGES

SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES.
nepriyate property OF the Trustees is respon
,6letothe depositors. The oiiicersare prohibited
',1-, Borrowing any oiits moneys. Minors anC
n,rrifa wome!. protected by special law.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Written for the Democrat-Star.
OUT OF WORK.
A DOMESTIC STORY OF TO-
DAY.
BY ECHO.

"a's 10 use, Della, I've tried
every u here
But you ale not going to'eivu
II npAei, Hcury g.
"How eau help il I In the last
four dals ! have been to every car,
rwnter Shop in he city, and not a
hit of work can | grt.'
Haze You uitd anything else T.
What else can Try ~
Why, anltehng yOh eau do, or
~nik at. .....
=" Yes, lrc tried other things,
among them canvasSIng from hous,
to house, and the women, many
OF whom call themselves society
leaders, absolutely insult you in
their own house, aud Vve Leen TO
more than Il dozen OF my ohl
| fIleuds aud asked tor WORT. even
exposing my poverty 20 get 1t, but
all Ia YAM"
Bat yo', must hot Judge aud
cundtmu "a women by those YOU
have mel Iu cahVaSNng, tor there
dtr peiUyN no have been properly
reared, aud never forget they are
ladies', wheIhrr they move iu the
So-cailed Society circle or not. In.
deed, think you will find mOre ri
real worth out OF ,iSOciety" than
ia it. So your slIrer is in rather
bad taste, bat what aid Ou offer 10
do, or mean ,odO for your friends e.
"Oh, | otfrIed TO cleik in their
stores, collect their bills, make out
tnelr accounts, or any hing OF that
kind"
Mrs. Markham smiled as her bus-
band spoke thus.
"Wbat makes you smile " be
asked.
To thiuk yen would imagine
you could hnd NuEk in such place.
But bow is Marx Hllf r.
"He's worse of than aml 70
How 50 n
He has nothing to eat"
A sbudder crept over his wife, as
he said this; which be, noticing,
asked: "Why do sou Iremble, Del.
lar
Because when we have eaten
our breakfas; tO-mOrrDw morning,
We shall have nOthingp
"M haLp cried Henry Markham
starthg up, "Do you really mean
thatf'
. frally dor
"Bntonr -four r.
"Aii gonel l baked the last this
"Bnt We have some mpat.S
You ate the last at noon for
dinnerN
Then We must starve,7 groaned
the stricken man, starting across
the room.
Henry Markham was carpenter
hy trade, aud h "a been unt OF work /
about u mouth. He WAS one of
tbOSe who GENERALLY calcnlate to
keepsab0ut square With the world
aud VhO consider themselves rery /
ioriunaie II they keep Ont Of debt. !
de Was uov about thirty years of 4
age. autt beside himself aud wife. I
b Il 80 children 10 provide for.
Wusch. wifiI- tife b0HSe real, WAS
rathrf ! heavy dfaaklit upon his
purses e<sn Wheu voik was nleufy
iod regular, but nov ther5 vas 10
work.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
STATE DIRECTORY.

Govcrnor-Robert Lowry
l. cutcnant- t-GOvcrnor--G D. Stands.
Trpasurrr-W. l.. Hemingway.
Secretary OF State-H. G. Myers
AUDITORS. Gwiu.
Attorney. Uenernl--T. C. catchings.
Sup't of Ed"catinn-J. A. SMITH.
Librarian-Mr " Nurancy.
6up't Fenitcntiary II J. llcQuiSton.
Sup't insane Asy ium DR. =. G. Mitchell
Sup't Deaf aud Dumb Iustitute--R
Duybihs.
Sup't Blind lnsttute DR.. " S. Lang
ley.
X venue AgoAt--Wirt Adams.
Land Commissioner ii. Doherty.
SUPREME COURT.
Chief Jdstice-sJ. a, r. Campbell
Associate Justices James N. ATnCll
Tin Il. Cooper.
Clerk-Oiiver Clifton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Johu NJ. StJ-e, president; w b Au
gustus. W. A. Melville, members; G. c
clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
For the d, mocrat Star.
TO MISS l.. p

Oh would thai possessed the pow'r
TO paint bnt me pure, spOtless flower
As we'll as Nature can
COubl lido that, 10 me 1t soems
That artists fOndest, proudest dreams
Were realized by mau.
IHWhichfower paint y know you ask
Toe II, k nd friend the sweetest task,
That could undertake,
Would be to choose, fair Leontine.
The purest, grandest ever seen
The lilly for thy sake.
This lovely fowl of Virgin wite,
Of thy y'nhg heart, ard pure and bright,
A symbol fit woaid b.
Far better than The rose bud bloom,
Within whose pct.ls perfume
Lies waiting to he froe.
To unskilled eyes, contempt. disdain,
Thy honest face betrays, and vain
Appears thy sweetest s,Dil'
But know well-full well know
Thy warm checks do reflect the glow
OF heart free from guile
The splendid flash of thy dark eyes
Thy tendrest. gentlest, fliutest sigh
Reveal noble heart;
TO me tits pleasure tn defend
Thy name from false attack, fair friend,
With pride take thy part,
One day the magic hand of love
Acrost thy young heart-strings will move
Awak ming melodies
All! yes, thy king, fair Leontine,
Will me day claim thee for his que II
With prayer OF bonded knees
Bright be thy fate, and all th7 years
BE free from sorrows bitter tears,
And ioy.be eve~ thine
May heavens benedietion rest
Upon thy head. Within thy breast
Each throb loves counieI4gn.
Mississippi City, Miss, DC. 1e, 1885.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25

GULF LODGE KNIGHTS OP HONOR No.
2ls4-Meets on first and fourth Saturday
n ghis m each month. w. ID. Bragg, d.;
Ir' W. Broome, v. D.; +. 4. Hendon. A.
D.; } X Mcleod, r.; Z. w. Morrill,, +.
Il. i; 6. J Anderson c.; Jos. Scheffler. G.;
+. b. Smith, S. Medical Examiners-Drs
W. y. Bra = aud J. X. Mcleod. 81
PAscAGoULA LODGE A. +. AND A. M
No. ~ meets thiid Saturday hight IN
each month. T. A. oulsOn. W. n:
". Watkins. s. W.; J. L. Dantzler J. W.;
A. Blum~r. Treas; C. Il. Wood, Sec.y (;
j. X Mcleod. S. D.; II. G. Dempf, ]. D.;
6. L. Howe, 5 and 7.
r. l.. fiowzE r A. CHAPTER No. is
MeeiS secUnd Saturday night in each
month. l. A. COulson, II. p; J. W.
Morris. King.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
THE COURTS
REGgLAR TERMS.

Circuit Court Sc xenth District.
SAMDEI VI. TERRA1, Judge.
JAS III NEVILLE. Diatitot Attorney
Clarke county ffst Monday b February and
Auaust Continuing twelve daye.
! Kemper county first 3l0nday In March and
September continuing twelve days. snfs
Laudertale county first 1lnnday in July and
january, continuing twentyfsur jadleiA Gays II
business reauiFes, ts -
Wayne county, h5rt MondAy d April and Octo-
ber continuing six DAYS,
Greene county, second Monday In April and Oc-
tobeF continuing six days
Perry county, seventh Monday AFTER fourth Mon.
DAY in April and October.
s1ia1ion county Sixth MopAAy afir fourth Mon
DAY Ia Anril Ard octoIlcfs s.
Hancock county third Monday after fourth
Monday in April and October, continuing twelve
daya.
Harrison county. first Monday after fourth
Monday in April and October continuing twelve
days.
jackson county, third Monday of April and octO
Der, continuing twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Gen0raD
Merchandise
Usually Kept in a tirnt-class store.

Usually kept in tirst-class store.
Turnitrrs and Housekeeping Goods Of all
Kinds Speciality.
STOVES are sold lower than Nav Or
leans or Mobile prices. as buy them for
spot cash direct from the manufacturer
= STEAM GRIST MILL-Fresh Meal Grits
Hominy, Chops, Cracked Corn aud Feed
Of all kinds sold at lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge within civ
limits. Buying feed IN large onantities
enables me 10 get the benefit Of wholes ~
.puces, aud can therefore sell as cbeap as
'<he cheapest -
CUSTOM SHOE DEPARTMENT wbera
. person can get the best Shoes fer ~.
least money. No , per soles, paste-hosri
eounterS or wooden hepels are used In
mysh oefectory-none but genuine oak
tanned leather, aud defy contpetIfion Il
10 prices aud quali.y.
Also, haze al 9ays on hand frst-clas.
handmade Shingles for sale al reasonable
thanklns customers Tor past pairouags
fnFite . continnanee Of same.
Respectfully, Al. BLInfER.
Go0ds Dsl5cersd FPes o1 Chares
Octooer.@ ioaa- '-as ~, 3l-iv
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Pnst,,Iice and MaIIs.

Posiotice open fncm a.u. to pm.
every day.
On sundays open from 9 to 10a.m. aud
from to pm.
Letters for register will be received
during the wees from an. till $3.50 y N.
No letters registered q Sundays, nor after
hours uu week days
ARRIVAL ASD pEPARrURE OF NsiLs.
from Seyaaisn---Auives at a. ~. aud
l.ls pm. Departs at 9ls -. and
~sij pm.
Leaktsrilit korie~-Arrires ~ Wolues-
days and satundays at pm. .Drparts
% Mondays sd Thursdays attain.
A. BLCaER. n. AZ.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Chancery Court Seventh Dist.
aXIYANIrS EVANS Chancellnr

SYLVANUS EVANS, Chancellor.
jackson county first Monday of March and Sep
tember. continuing six days.
Harrison county. second Monday in March and
September continuing six days,
Hancock county third Monday in March and
September, continuing ak days.
Greene county, second Monday N April and 0c.
t0ber continuing six days.
Marion county, fourth Monday In March and
september continuing six days.
Perry county first Monday after the fourth Mon
day In March and September continuing six days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March and September, continuing six
DAYS
Clarke county, hrst Monday L May and NOvem.
Der, continuing six days,
Lauderdale county, third Monday Of May and
November, continuing twelve days.
Kenpcr county, second Monday in May and No
~ember, continuing Hx days.
Monthly rules of Chancery Court on first Mon.
day in each month
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Moss Point Directory.
Churg1leS.

METHoDIsT-Rev. r. j. Jones, pastor.
Preach hing every Sunday. Prayer meet
lng every Thursday evening.
BAPTIST Elder o. d. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching FIRST aud thiId Sabbsths in each
at II AIN,
PRESBYTERIAN Rev. d. o. Byers, pag-
tor. Preaching every second and fourth
Sabbath al 1920 q N. Prayer meeting
every "Wednesday evening AZ pm.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Postomce Hours.

Tho following are the pOstofhce hours Of the
Scranton pOstotice;
Open from o'clock an to pm. From O'Clock
pm. 10 pm.
Sunday-Ofioe open half an hour before and afpeE
departure of mail trains.
Mrs. MARY G. LAIRD, P. M.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Justice Courts.

Judge J. w. Starr holds regular terms
of conrt Mt tho courthouse in Scranton
the first and fourth Wednesdays in each
month. At Orange Grove lst and 4th
Tuesdays in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Fire Company.

SCRANTON FIRE COMPANY No is. r.
Thompson, president, Geo. Frentz, fore
man. Regular meeting first Monday
night in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Scranton Directory

BAPTIST Elder o. d. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching fiUst aud third Sabbaths in each
month at 3 pm Sabbath-School every
sunday at pm, j. Nelson, superintend-
ent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25

Eoard of Health, jackson Co.
S. S. llenry, president, u. sT. a. Cox,
Dr. NJ. Moore, J. w Stewart aud W. S.
Dodson. 81. DR.. N. y. Bragg, port ply
sicicn and health officer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25

"A hrge oaloe stnre iop -so..ti.
for sale, cheap. Aid az ga.
DBNocRAr-sIAR of8ce.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25
Official Directory jackson County.

Clerk of the C0urts-Walter M Denny.
Sherif-John L. CLARK.
Treasurer-S. X Thompson.
Surveyor-E. W. AOrTill.
AsseasOr-A A. Vaughan.
Co. Supt Pub. Ed-Dr. II. L. Howe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25

800 full made French Blirsar Toe Tins
sold cheap We thema lOc
al
rol0el and unheahed at
reguarm
nt
fcs bnu NIL cpior
80 dozen genuine AxaiG kid 81 all sizes and eoof a SOC
ladies fu made !llrigin hos, l5c
600 u braid, on hzea
out nf
yarll \ tlc lu
i lots e. lar pu
Standing 6eaCd
Sal'c solar a. 4
papers black
lpels hc'
'tna sc each
nl's hen'ncd'en ned hrdr hdks 2se
e" m those beautiful nicke Plated handbags
ome e'''S ana cont the rush always rnshed
WILSON IOZANO, :
o1ed to ll9 Daurhin doors
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MOBILE.
Havsr door abeye their old stand to
.DAUPHIN STREET,
Look at tie wonderful removal;
l5Opa airs 75c woo erey soc
Opirs75 woolS1 wi Al
.Aa bs inf r
IA S5Allw at $3.50
cesofse 81 nd ddOmest a yard.
DOM wide at
sbestro yard
pircessin CahmeEes all colOs yd
niece
8 II hes
5casesfu 4besb brown
Opiecesb y psOn
eale and
~ pieces Dskn always sold SOC yard 81
vd in

pieces Kentucky Jeans at l0c yd slightly damaged only O
pieces tJt of OHr 40c oot CossineeS at 2oe per gard
S5pec anteda ali Red annel a 24c peryd
gr twiled flannel
y nta white shaker hanne yd
sold
Wid yard This
closed ont They that sol this place 4c
ther ticking
d sc'CanOn iaunel at yard
seai sold
Never sold
owelng reduced
double width vide yard
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-12-25

u D0z WOoL SHIRTS AND DR1WERS At Sc
n EACH @ ron SUIT 100 DoZ GENTS NERLN0 SHFRTSG20c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14

II HHHss##@#s4s@ss#A

Gin unfau trus ii9 lesten 5reitas in
unierer Stabt 81, Der lei6t battle i6lims
mere SDlsen baben tDnnen. Serr
@brift. s. Goe, mar banit beI6dfti9t,
bas Dad bes Yurtico an benz @ei6dftsz
p1abe beS Serrn @eO. SraettlD 81 re-
pariren uno ppute, nm sur &rbeit 5u
gelan9en, iiber bas Dad bes Saupt9e~
bduoes %Inufen, 9litt jeoo6 un9liidli9er
8eiIe aug urb fiel bonn 9a9e auf eiften
Ruerbalfen oes 8prticps, i9lus bn nit
benz &opfe auf uno itiir5te iueiter berab
bur6 cine S6cibe Der @lastbtiren uno
oann auf oas Yfaiter, tuo er in belitn=
u~n9slOiem 3uitanbe auf9ebOben uno in
bas 2pcal oes Serrn &raettlD 9etra9en
murbe. 9ur9 ben SturS bate Der lin
9lidli6e fid am &ppfe unb Der S6ulter
i6iuere &erlebun9en 5%u9eSo9en uio trug
eroBe unb i6mer5bafte G9nittiuunben
tpe16e bas @las Der S9eibe, our9
tueld)e er fief, peruria6te, bapon. Die
berbeiserufenenNerSte le9ten raid Hotbz
.uerbdnbe an unb itellte es ii9 bann audi
balb bernus, ua6oem gtue gum 8eiuuBtz
Iein 5uriid9erufen wurbe, Dab er auBer
ben duBerli6en feline innerli6en Ser
lebunQen e~rlltten bate.
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@rike 8run,c aeaen stcin.

&eiBe 8rpnSe lit ni6t ppr6s; Stein
lit es.
@eiBe SrOn5e 6erfriert ni9t; Stein
tbuts.
&eiBe SrOnSe lit iuaTerbidt; Stein
ni6t.
@eiBe 8ron5e tpirb nidt nit MuOs
betpa9ien; Stein pirb's.
8eiBe 8rOn5e behalf lire Sur6e;
Steiu uibt.
8eiBe 8rOn5e fat II einen @rab
Stein TauIenbe.
@eiBe 8ron5e bdltSauienbe BON Sab
ren; Stein miro in Elm pnur SabrSebnten
BON ber @itterruug 5eritDrt.
@eiBe 8rOn5e miro bon praftii6en
unb 9elebrten 2euten empfoblen; Stein
ni6t.
9SeiBe SronSe lit frei bon alien Gin,
iuenoungen Die 9e9en Stein 9ema6t
iperben %f0nnen; Stein bat lib ais unz
taugli9 fir 9enfmdler bepieIen.
8epeis: ir9enb elmer Der 10000
Sdufer Uber 5uoerldiii9e iuiiienI6aftli6
@ebiloete; uoer a beIu9e tr9enb
einen Glteren 5riebbOf uno utteriu6e
Die Steine.
81. 8. Saieuritter,
I9ent fir @bite 8rOn5e 9entmdler.
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.sr 8eordbnistoo bes General

Der Se9r6bniBt19 oes general
Grant tuuroe am feBteu Samstag aud1
in ~unIerer Staot, uie beinnbe Iberau
in alien Stdoten uno S6rferu unieres
grpBen 2nnoes, 81 Gbren bes Seloen
IN sebi6renber @eiIe be9ougeu. 8iele
9eIddftsbduler unb 8ripatupbnungen
tparen nit SrauerflOr brapirt. 9ieSabz
men iparen nuf Salbmnft 9eSOsen
uno beg 3a9mittdgs puroen IN ben
peri6iebenen Sir9en, benz S6ul= iofuie
Dem GpribenbauIe Die Glodeu 81 Gbren
Grants augel6lneen un6 Salutl6I1e
auf benz gpurtBaus%8er9e ab9efeuert.
4benos fano i'm gpurtbaus@Saale cine
itart6eiu6te 8lrserperiammlun9 itatt
in tpel6er Sos. 2eiiine in oeuti6er uno
Serr 6. Mt. Glarf in enslii6er Sprade
trefflide @ebd9tuiBreoen bielten. Die
6armOnie lang mebrere Srauerlieoer
ipd6renb Die NpOitel 8ano perl6ieoene
9bordle sum @urtras bra6te. Solgenoe
8eileibsbei9liiie purben III oieier
Seriantmlun9 einitimmi9 angerOmnten:
Sir Die 8eipo6ner bpn Sermam u1o
llmgesenb betrarern nit allen @inipob=
nern Der Sereinisten Staaten bag Nbz
leben bes ~beriibmten 5eloberrn uro CT
8rdlibenten, II. g. Grant, uno i6lieSen
llns ~unieren Mitbiir9ern in allen Sbei=
len bie1es 2anbes ar III ibrer Srauer
Inn ben perItOrbenen Selben unb Stats
MAIN unb iuerbeu fem @n9ebenfen itets
bod in @bren 1alten.
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@IRf anf WnIfshIatt.
Morriiun, Mo., ben 9. PUG. 1S

Morriion, Mo.. ben 9. Dug. 1885.
@eebrte 8ebaftipn /:
@ie es l9eint tpirb Dem y5orti9ritts
den" BEL ieber @%elesenbeit BON S6ren
gOrrefpOnbenten seb6ris beimseleu6tet.
9ns eeidiebt bieIen bUrnirten Sober
fu9ieru aud guns 8e9t; bod 10 sebt es
ia INNER : y@enn es ben Gieln 5u uobl
lift, aeben fie aufs Sis tanSen." 9a lit
es AUDI gang erfldrli9, baB bieie @efel=
len 10 oft Tie cine Mauli6eae erbalten
faunibalii9 milb tperben unb ausI6laz
gen, bod miro es linen ni6ts belfen,
benu bier, tuie an anberu Orteu, laden
bic 9emOfraten ebenio unbdnbis tuie bic
&epublifaner penn ibnen ,,GtasbD $40.
2" Ober yHfdlSer Sannes" 81 @efi6t
fOmmt. SlQes mas bieie l%ansobrisen
Muraliften, bieie @6lfe i'm S9aufsfeu
ertuibern fDnnen iit: o tempora, o mores!
Dem 8olfsblatt aber min i6 Slid
auf!!" S~urufen unb 1einen Correspondent
ten elm y8prtpdrts !" Sir ieben i6tpa6=
t6pfi9en Sempfraten Der bieIer barmloz
Ter Nrtifel iuesen nbfdat, f0nnen sic auf
Stu6lf rieue Gbonnenten fiir's Solfsblatt
unb ben 81. g." re6nen. 4lIo Slid
aufl!" Sbr, 6.
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Bon Orb Dill unh llmasarnn.

2ebte @p9c ~befan6en ii9 Die @cbriiz
Der @ittnrnnn in u%uIerer Na6barlfaft
Inn bns @etreibe Der o~isjdbri9en @rnte
aussuoreI6en. 2eioer bnbcn uniere
5nrmer nur 5l iueni9 einsebeimIt mnb
fol9li9 aud nidt uiel &rbeit fir bic
OreI6er.
Serr Seinri9 3ue0i9er BON 2ittle
Berger lift Der 9liidli9fte Wenid auf
Der 8elt, unb bic rlria6e lit einfa6
biele: feline Srnu bat i'm nit siItem
Stammbalter bei6enft.
Siele u%nIerer jun9eu 2eute iupbnten
beln 9emiitbli6en in 8eber's Snue on
Der Sirlt Greet abgebaltenen Sale BEL
unb amiiIirten ii6 fOItti6.
!6err Sobu stoebr, iuel9er ldnsere
3eit i'll @beltenbam, Ntp., bei6dftiat
mar, ~itattete ieinen auf bent Srp Sia
fuobuenben Gltern oieie ISOLDE einen
iuiIfommenen 8eiu6 ab.
Serr Sic. @einlanb, uel6er lib leste
ISOLDE bel Ieinen bier iuobuenoen Ser
ipanoten su 8eIu6 be5an3, febrte am
Siensta9 uieber na6 ieiter Seimntb,
ct. 2ouis, Suriif.
9d6Iten Somsta9 9e1ts nn6 Dem
Swisser Sicnic, mo iid Die Srp Siuer,
iuie i%i6erbaupt ale Die ii6 %binbeaeben
gut aniiIircn Uer0en.
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&nn smiss unh llmnrarnn

Die Serren &iIemnnm uno S6ulte
9aben cine inter bent 9nnen yNtinne=
lOta Gbief" befannte SreI6mol6ine
9%etauIt unb iinb 9e9entudrt;9 ant Ore
I6en. Die Mai6inc arbcitet nlls9e=
5ei6nct gut.
9as 9rei6en 9eht ill %unIerer Gegenb
i'll 5Olge Der i6le6ten Grnte Iebr l6nea;
cine Ntal6ine fam i'll. elmer @o6e Die
@ei5enitrde BON Is Sarmer ou59c0rp=
Iden ba6cn.
Die Satin bes Serrn G9riIt. Brod=
meDer unO SilOer befinoen ii9 gegens
iudrtig bel Srn. @oipnro 3uoplpb 81
Sein6 nnb 9~ebenfcn einise 3eit onlelbIt
al oertucilen.
SRI. Mina Bpbne bcfinoct iid auf
SeIu6 BEL Der 5antilie hires S6ipn9ers,
9errn Sermarn 2ei6nlunn.
9as ant SOnntag abjubnlteuoe Yicnic
perlprl6t Ii6 5u eiuem %9ldnScnbcn gr-
Tol9e 5u 9eltulten unb iuenn bns 8etter
10 nnbdlt, wirb bns Set fi9 eines nod
9rDBeren 8eIu6cs ais ir9enO eiue5 lei
ner Sorgdnger erfreucn.
@uer 5rib.
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Gin bOnuerabuli6es @etOle ert6nte
lektcn 5reita9 uuo muroe I'M llmfreiie
BON mebr ais 5ebn Meilen bon pielen
u%nlerer Sir9er 9eb0rt, nnb ba elm lnutes
3il6en iuie oas Nusfuei6en bes0 ampfes
aus einem 9nmpffciiel Dem Small foiofe.
iuurbe al9emein aItsenommen, bnB elm
0amplfeiiel ir9eno elmer beim 9reIden
bcnubtcn @fai6ine erplpbirt Iei; bod
ideint oieie Innn9me, bn beinabe cine
ISOLDE leit Der 3eit pcrfluheu uub nod
Hidts bcridtet luOroen lit, unbeariinbet
81 lein. @erii6ismciIe Uerlautet, ba6
Die 9nmpimnidine Der @ebriiber gpple
nobe abortion in Die 9nIt Iprnte, bod
last iid init 8eitimmtbeit tod nidts
bariibcr laaen. 6offentli6 tits nur
cine Iaure @urfe, Die, Der fannibaliiden
Sibe alls9eiest, @aie entiufdelte. unb
erplpoirte.
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0as am lebten Sunutu9 bel Sreberz
idsbur9 nb9ebnltene Sicnic erf reute fi9
zines Sablreiben Seiu6es uno perlief
in l1bniter @eiie. Son 9ermam ans
mubnten ua6e5u $50 Serlouen benz
SeIte BEL unb amiilirten iid, iuie eben
nidt anbers Su ~ertunrten mar, auHs
8eIte. Die Seranitalter bes Yicnics
batten feline Miibe 9eideut unb lit es
i6ucn %gelungeu ben auf benz biibi6 9es
le9enert unb i'll 9uten 3ultanb 9ebradten
SeItplnbe Seriammelten einen bD6it
per9nii9ten Gag unb 9lbenb 5u bereiten.
Die 6abrt nuf Dem 9ampfer 5aiun mad
benz 8icnicplabe mar feline ~beIonbers
ar9euebme ba Der 8aiierItanb i'm Gas
conaoc ein Iebr ~niebri9er par unO bnz
our6 Die 9%tufunft in 5reberidsburg
ldn9ere 3cit per6O9crte.
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6rau 9ptiin Gberlin, Die Satin bes
Serrn G6as. @berlin unO Su6ter unfez
res geadteten Wtitbiir9ers, !0rn. i. S.
2an9enoperfcr, ltarb an lebten Cams
tcg rn6 ldn9crem 9ranflein unb l6pez
rem 9cibcu i'm SO. 9ebensjabre. Die
&erltor6ene erfreute Iid Der 9l6tun9
9ulcr Die Iie fannten; lie mar ibrem
Mtanne cine treue @attir, uno ibren bier
i6rcul @nttcn bi~nterlaHenen Siubern
cine lichcupllc SHUTTER. Sas Se9rdbniB
fnro leBtcn Sonntug auf DEM Samilienz
bcgrGbniBplabe itutt uno 9uben ibr
Snblrci6e Seriuanote uuo Yefannte bas
lebte Gbrengclcite. Gem i6luergepriif=
ten @ntten uno SinOern unicr tiei9es
iil6ltG3 SCilClo.
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Der bieii9e S6uGratb bat nit Scrrn
Sos. Ceiling einen gOntraft fir bas
Spbrcn eiles 100 SUB tieien arteIiIden
Srunners ab9ei6loiien uno bat Ser
9Ontrattor bereits feline MtaI6inerien
I'M S6ulDOie ~auf9eitellt u1o nit Dem
SoDren bc9oilnen. Serr Getting bead
Iidti9te idon ieit mebrercn 2Sudcu
dbnli6e au9enOmmene Gpntrafte I'M
liiolidcn Sbeile bes Gountps aus5l-
fibrell, bod lduIen Die Beltelungen aus
u%ftIerer Stabt uno Der unmittelbarcn
um9ebnn9 10 5ablreid ein, bnB Iid Serr
Selling 9e5iuun9en itebt, Die 8obrriaen
auf Der &rnirie auf fur5e 3eit 5u Der
i6ieben.
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Yin Serrn y. q.

8nD, Mo., ben II. 9lug. 1885.
@ertbe &ebaftiOn bes SD1tsblatt
@ir bitten I'M 9efl. Gufuabme be&
5plgenoen:
Dem iebr 9eiItreiden InfiaB bes
Serrn sc. sc. iuplen mir norlduf9 tpei=
ter feline glufmerfiamfeit i6enfen, iper=
ben aber niellei9t ipdter nod einmal
barauf Suriidfommen. &c. 90. muB nit
ben @efiblen unb bem Ser5ensSuftanbe
bes Serrn Simon 8oe9er 10 senau be-
tannt iein, baB ma 9lauben iollte, er
iudre 8ueger ielbft ben ma rebeu bort.
@benfaIs i6eint berielbe einen prppbe=
tii9en @eiit baben.
2an9enber9u II. Stpenner.