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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07
"The worlds Wonders.

AS seen by the great Tropical and Polar
Explorers" is the title Of new and valu.
able book just published by the Historical
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within reach of all, in one elegant, finely
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discoveries, travels, and adventures of the
great explorers; history Of marvellous
things on the earth; of strange countries
and races of people; of curious animals,
birds and reptiles; and the worlds great
natural phenomena and curiosities" II
possesses an additional interest in an offic.
ial history Of the late Greely Expedition
in search of the North Pole, and is no
doubt book Of standard merit and great
interest. The publishers claim that II is
complete encyclopedia Of exploration,
discovery and adventure in all parts of the
world, and as such, it must possess very
great interest for all classes of readers.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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with less trouble than connection and a
call can be made. In order TO help sub
scribers to remember this regulation we
hope subscribers will not regard It as an
impertinence for the operator at the ex.
change to inquire when the numbers
mentioned are called tor whether they
desire information concerning trains
The Lakeside News comes out for
December with new head, new type,
better paper, quarto form and new editor,
Mr.. Wilson M. Day, of Cleveland Its
price is so cents year, and IL is full of
information concerning Lakeside and
those things that interest oil who have
memories or ant.cipations of that delight
ful summer resort and religious and edu-
cational camping ground. The editors
address Is 122 Water Street. Cleveland, 0.
Subscriptions, advertising etc, should be
sent to s. r. Gill, Lakeside. o.
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EvapOrators.

E. o. S. says, quite mistake was made
by your correspondent in regard to an
exhibition of evaporators." The said cor.
respondent did not make any written re.
port, but did have some conversation with
DIR. Houghton in reference to said exhib-
ition, in which he said 10 him that part
of the committee went home before the
trial was ended, and that there was
no written decision given by the commit.
tee, though three of them did give prefer.
ence to the Success win E. 0. $. give
the public the benefit of written or
printed report Of said committee, giving
the points Of superiority in the Success
]. w. WILBUR.
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Something for the Baby.

What terrible aflliction about the house
is cross, crying baby A young man on
the very edge of matrimony might easily
be frightened from his purpose by having
too much Of that sort of music at the
homes Of his married friends. Yet babies
cry commonly only when they are sick.
One teaspoonful Of Parker's Tonic, given
the little one, will bring rest and sleep TO
the baby and all in the house. Only 80
cents, at druggists. 1tim
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Twenty cents off IRON every Dollar
YOU nav for an Overcoat at Harvey's

Twenty cents off from every Dollar
you pay for an Overcoat at Harvey's.
CHOPPERS TO Benedict's for bar
gains in warranted axes and saws. 0ltf
"A large lot of very choice goods are
Just opened att. w. Houghton's.
Look at Benedict's leaders in horse
blankets 51f
For RENT-Thc Cottage Hotel will be
for rent on and after Oct. 1st Apply at
Houghtons Drug store. 3Stt.
Many bear evidence that our 20 per
cent discount sale on all overcoats is far
below other houses. W W. HARVEY.
Fresh Bread every day, at r. j. Robin.
sons, at II O'clock, sharp. LOaves from
s. TO 10 cents or three for 25 cents Fresh
Buns, Biscuit and all kinds of Cakes,
made 70 order. 40tf
"A fine line of pocket and table knives,
razors and shears just received at Bene.
diets. 51tf
Mrs. +. l.. Wells on South Nam ST
will do washings for individuals and fam.
lilies, and guarantee fine laundry work,
such as collars, cuffs etc TO be done in the
very best manner. 1tp
For the lowest prices in all kinds OF
Clothing, Hats, Caps and furnishing goods,
regardless Of discounts, per cents off, &c,
&c, 60 to L. f. Goodrich, for his goods arc
marked right down to the lowest net cash
price.
The Annual Renting Of Seats Of the
Congregational Church will take place al
the Church on Monday evening next, Jan
18th, at 6 80 o'clock, sharp. Do not forget
the hour Respectfully,
w. WEAN, Sec'y g. Treas.
The remaining Grocery stock aud
fixtures of +. G Leach's assignment mus
and will be sold Immediately at any sacr
fee. The stock and fixtures are at w. w
Harvey's store and for sale by him
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A Deceived Woman.

IL woman who uses cosmetics, face lotions,
white lead, bismuth. powders arsenic, etc.. in the
belief OF enrichnga and bcautIfyingthe complexion.
II is hut temporary and ultimately destroys the
skin beyond the power Of nature to restore Stop
III Stop 1t now and use only DR.. IIarters Iron
Tonic, which lmparts the vlgor and loycllness OF
youth. tim
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For Sale or Rent.

House with 3 rooms, summer kitchen,
good cellar, wood house, ~ lot of ground,
good well, two cistrrns, fruit slrubbery
etc, also a good barn. u. ....
Situated on Brown street one door
east of Dr. Emerson's and opposite r. a.
Hor's residence. Terms easy. Apply TO
r. ]. Robinson, Liberty street, Wellington.
hstf
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Annual Report Of the First Congrega-
tional Sunday School, OF yelling
ton, Ohio, for the Year Ending
Dec. 2Sth, 1884.

Total attendance. for the year. 80. 1882
Average attendance per Sabbath. {. 277-
An average increase Of 20 per Sabbath
over the year 1888. An average increase
Of ia 10 per Sabbath over the year 1882,
before the adoption of the graded system.
Glass No 1, Senior department taught
by N. Huckins, contributed $53.19, the
largest amount by any one class. Glass
No. 4, Assembly department, taught by
Rev. S. ID. Gammel, contributed $5.4S, The
smallest amount by any one class. Glass
No. 9, Senior department, taught by W..
ii. Fisher, shows the highest average at.
tendance, Infant class excepted. Class
No. A. taught by Mrs. II. o. Biggs, is the
banner class in that department as REGARDS
attendance and punctuality. Glass No 1,
Intermediate department. taught by Mrs.
j, A. Chapman, was in attendance 80 Sab
baths without a single member being
absent or tardy and is the banner class of
thO oShObIs Clhos ~NO. II DlN' ID, ldugul
by Sadie Watts, was present 40 Sabbaths
without single member being absent or
tardy and is the banner class of that de.
partment.
We have lost by death during the past
year, two members of our school, Mrs.
VIM. Jordan, faithful teacher and Miss
Addie Brink an attentive pupil.
Miss Lizzie Frank, member of class
No. 3, Senior department has been present
every session of the school for nine con-
secuiive years. Dea. Wadsworth and Miss
Maggie Whitney, teachers; have been pres
ent every Sabbath during the year. W. r.
Wean, Superintendent, has been present
every Sabbath, since taking the Superin.
tendency, two years ago. There were
given TO pupils, at the close Of this year
"a excelsior, A blue, 80 white and 80 red
badges. Respy submitted,
EVA A, LANG, Sec'y.
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DEATHS.

Died, Dec. 81, the infant child Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Eddie West, with congestion Of
the brain. Interment took place In the
Huntington cemetery New Years day.
The parents have the profound sympathy
Of the entire community.
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For Sale.

The Huntington Hotel, furnished, ~
acres of land, plenty of fruit, four wells of
water. Terms easy. Inquire at The prem.
ises or Of ]. Turley, Wellington.
45tf. n s. Hicks.
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Business Cords.
Items under this head tciH be charged one
cent pord each insertion.
Roller Rink.

Messrs. Wadsworth and Waldeck now
have charge OF the Roller Rink and pro-
pose to make ii first class in every respect,
excluding all questionable characters, and
make II popular place of amusement
All are invited. NC gEh tHac =
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07
1885.
1885. 1855
"A Happy New Year!
1885.
NOW THE FUN BEGINS!

We intend to make Friday, January I'd,
RED LETTER DAY in the history of the Dry
Goods trade in Wellington, and this is the way
we propose to do it. Having decided to invoice
custom, we must reduce stock rapidly in the next
thirty days. Our store will be closed New Years
Day and we shall remark in Red Figures all
unreasonable goods, such, as Cloaks, Shawls and
Blankets, besides many staples The former price
will not be erased or changed but the red figures
will be the price and every customer can see
what reductions have been made
MALLORY PRICE g. CO.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

Never neglect II constipaled condition
Of the bowels, or serious results surely fol
low, such as piles, impure blood and many
chronic complaints. Burdock Blood Bit
ters is the remedy.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

Qunsy troubled me for twenty years.
Since started using DIR. Thomas Electric
Oil, have not had an attack. The Oil cures
sore throat at once. Mrs. Letta Conrad,
Standlsh, Mich, Oct. "A, '83.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07
The CHAMPION
Sugar Evaporators
Are Ahead
OF all competitors for the follow
ing reasons

1st. The material Of which they are
composed il Heavier and they are much
better made than any other; are quicker
and require less fuel.
2d. Their being composed of several
small pans makes them convenient and
easy TO handle, whereas large pans ARE so
heavy that many who use them do not re,
move or clean them during the season. d,
Sd. The Syphons are complete sue
sess and are considered by parties using
them great improvement.
The following persons have purchased
Champions this year; y. ID. Bacon, O. ID.
Stocking. ID. s. Stocking, o. j, Whitney,
Il. Campbell, two; p. Smith, II. Mason,
ID. w. Davies and II. Belts. II
T.. CAMPBELL and II. BELTS, Agents,
Ell Pittsheld, Ohio. 4 q ~. 81 !
Also J. W. WILBUR, Agent, l'F g
[53tf ae Wellington, Ohio.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07
Piles! Piles! Piles!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST!


A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching and Ulcer
ated Piles has been discovered by DR.. Williams Gan
Indian Remedy) called Dr. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single boz has cured the worst chronic
cases Of - or 20 years standing, No one need suffer
nve minutes after applying this wonderful soothing
madeline. Lotions, Instruments and eicctuaries do
more harm than good. williams Indian Pie Oint.
mcnt absorbs the tumors. allays the intense itching
tparticuariyat night after getting warm In bed aeis
ma poultce, gives instant relief andis prepared only
for piles itching Of the private parts and for nothing
else.
Read what the Hon. J. ". Conhnberry. Of Cleveland
says abont DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment. II
have used scores Of pile cures, and Il affords me
pleasure 10 say that have never found anything
which gave such immediate and permanent relief %
Dr. william's Indian Ointment" For sale by all
druggists and mailed on receipt Of price, 5oc and o.
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Prop'r,
cLrvnLAxD. ONO.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

Heartburn at once reliyed by one dose
Cheney's Stomach and Liver Regulator.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

Why WILL You cough when Shllohs Cure will give
Immediate relief. Price " cts, 81 cts. and ST. For
sale by Wooster a Adams. Sly
For lame back. side or chest use shoh's Porous
Plaster. Price Is cents. For sale by Woo. er
Adams. 1ly
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Administrator Notice.

THE ESTATE OF JACOB BRoUsE.
Notice is hereby giyer, that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed aud qualified Administn
tor OF the Ertate Of Jacob Bfouse, deceased, late
Of Penned, Loruin County, Ohio.
52t3 N. II. HUFFMAN.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

STATE OF Onlo, COuntyOi Loraln,ss.
/, Il. A. Horr Cashier Of the above named bank,
do soemny swear that the above statement II true 10
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
II. A. H0RR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9Th day OF
Jan, 1856. J. II. DICKSON, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest; S. s. WARNER,
q. W. HORR, Directors.
=. K.LAUND0N. \
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

Perhaps, mo Doubt that NJ. Sorry,
the NJ. stands for Miserable. To be sure,
the Postmaster elect got into the water,
caused by the ice giving away. But when
Miserable" says that the said Postmaster
was intoxicated tells falsebood, based
upon a frightful delusion such as visited
his mind shortly after the Democratic
Jollihcation. No one but near relatives
can realize his condition. VERY SORRY.
To any body who has disease Of throat
or lungs we will send proof that Piso's
Cure for Consumption has cured the same
complaints In other cases. Address,
E. T HAzELTINR, Warren Pa
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07

Rcsp'y submitted,
EVA A. LASG, Trcas
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-07
REPORT of the CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

At Wellington. in the State of Ohio, at the close
of business December 10Th, lssL
REsnuRCEH
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Wprbereituua aeaen aranfbett.

Da bic Serrfdaft malarifder Arantbeiten
bon berborbenen 8utdnben Der Cuff unb bes
Bafers abbanst, 10 if fe felbftbertdnoIid in
scwiHen @esenben unber1neiblid. Die sro6e
Grase, peIde ii9 ieoem 8euobuer elmer Gieber.
seseno barbietet, 1T baber: v@as fir Mitt.l
iou i'd ersrcifei, I'm Der eefiirdteten @eiSel gu
entseben? :" @eit einem SDritteI . S~a6rbunoert
1T Sofetter's Magenbitteres bic
berf0rperte antiport auf bieie Grase. Sn bi DIT
bepolfertem unb ebenfo in iparli9 befebelten
@esenoen, in Stabten unb auf BEN Qanoe bat
es Denienigen, bic Is sebraudten, fetisen
Sdub sesen n,aIarifds slnfeduns seipdbrt.
GO mer3t S9Ittelieber, remittirenbes @al[en.
feber, titles 5ieber unb Gieberieuden ebenfo
setnib aus, pie es Dabor f9ist nnb beieitist
aud bic berberbliden Nadpirfunsen bes be
batrlidem @ebraudS oes iddbliAen alfaliIden
@binin . SulpbatS. Au1 beilt eS Dbspepie,
eeberleibet, eartleibisfeit, @@tuade uab @beu-
matismus 9riinbfi1
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5A 80 %.Z% ~ E.#.LZ E1 &E| 49,
San Nssonio, fsras, 1. Sui 1885.
81 laufts in bisfsr etabt EN- Yddet bon
4arlforAt eeIf RdiFns Brsab Preparation,
hnitz3o8 q elmer 9tmilden uutsrfaauus uat
fa5t, bn5 bafeIbe bsn reiuen unb ni8t aiftiaeu
5<sItdIItn 5dfahamsnesfstt II.
DE shee1ss 9rof. 6orsferb mar cine pitt.
~ orobartiat, bas unberbauIids peinitein.
{anrf Noiron, n<If<e in allen 6dueu bai
enbrefuIlat bon allen diis @~sinfsinrabm uni
<olfou jniammsnsefstten Bddprlbern if,
6ar5 bas lSsbare pbospborfanre aaIt unb 70.
tsnp, btn isitfi6fn s~AbsanssbetiB hes BroSsl
Hab BE ano9enfubfana e~rsssosnseu element.
VI zainx 81 sristsn.
~ i1 f9srIi9 bic befe unb gefun6sfe Yrd.
Pnration, DsI4e benz gubIitum jemaIs oferirl
pnrDe, NIB iebe aauttsr, Der bic Gelunbbei1
j5rtr aiubtr am esr5eii Iiest, fouit III dnbersi
1etrondm.
So fam nsr NOD 81 8sfddenus, Md.
6om (rIieen beribmten G5emiltx M. Baton
bon 2iebie absr biefe grdparaiI9u absestber
Saxbe, bin5ufisen, iu6tu er fasts sd 81
1xa6te bis(s Grfnbung ~ cine btr ndtIi6pxr
Ga6<n, psI4e bic @tfsnf9aft Be- Dlenl4bsi
Bef alien 0rpeers IN taber,
D<rfu6t g. 25,11 ,tuu6W
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SIN n9amburgii6en Gorresponz
benten" leieu mir iiber oas Rapitel Der
Barrier Eienfmdb9eu u. H.: 9as
Barrier biirgerli9e 9ienitmdb9en
(Paide, bic Stiibe, rdmIi9 Der 9auss
frau) ftelt fi9 nit Der Perrin auf slei,
den SUB, neil biefe ni@t in Der Gage
1T, N ell DienerinreH au be5ablen, uilb
baBt fie, neil fie bod tuenigtens eine
be5ahlen fam. Menn man nit faltetn
8lute ber unterrebun8 3tpii1en elmer
Dame unb einem Mdbden, tpel9es fi9
oorfelt, beimobnt, 10 ertebt man febr
2omtf@es. Ser Son, in meldem it9
bas Dientmdo9en mad Mlem erfInz
bigt, 1T bel f9drfer als Der BET Dame.
Menn fi9 bic Scene bel ber Dame ab=
fpielt, ldBt fi@ bas Mdo9en bic Wob>
1ung aeigen. Wiro iber .bas Wietbs=
gef1dft anberstuo Derbauoelt, 10 fragt
bas Mdo9en, in pel9em 6tod bic
Dame, In mel9er StraBe fe tpobnt,
wie piele &inber fte bat, Oh fie oft duBer
BEN 9auie gu Mittag iBt, pb He @eieq=
f9aft BET i6 fiebt, Oh fte i'm @ontmer
auf's 2anb gebt, mie man bort lebt,
uel9e Meine man trinft; = i9 iiber=
treble ni9t. Griiber betpiligte man
einer Musgang ale biersebn Gage.
0eute giebt man einert Mlsga1g ale
a9t Sage. Man perpfi9ret fi9, ieben
6onntag auBer benz 9aufe a1 efen, Bic
Geniter pom @laier puben, aud bas
Gupfer= unb Silbergef6irr i'm Sd9lobn
reinigen gu lafen. ,MuBerbem perlanst
bic vStiBe", bab bic Ginber iie ni1t
bur9 6rager beldffigen. sic ibt ni1t
obne Sif6tu9 unb Serpiette. ss1r ibrent
3imraer mnB f9 elm fleiner Seppi9
befinben nit einem Waf9tif1, Der aud
ein GuBbab geitattet. Ghr5li9 b0rte
elmer meiner Jreuube, ME in benz be-
na9barten Salon feline Srau nit Mtiibe
gesen bic Mnfpri9e elmer B~emerberin
anfdmpfte. @erei3t trat ct Elm uro fagte
gu Dem iungert Mdbden: sic bieten
an2-Sa, ntein 1err.-26nnen sic
in Del malens Die bertnunberte Mags
f9peigt ftiu.--Gbnnest sic IN Del ma
len? So ober nein2-Nein. mein 6err.
faot fie 36gernb.-@pitlen Sic 2labier9
- Mud ni9tl - 8erfteben Sic 2ateis
MID? M9 neirl, rtein 6errl-N un,
Sic pafen mir ni9t. Sd fann elm 10
gep6bnli6es 7Jrauen5immer, pie Sic
finb, ni9t gum 3immerreinigen uRb
SeuerabDai9en gebrau6en.
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@ut. &SHiua 81 epbn.

Mit benz 6eraniaben Der @erbffais
ION ifeigert fi1 aud tpieber bas 8ebiirf=
nib unferes Mageus fir iubftantiele
5peifen. l1nfere 6auptnabruns bleibt
bas 6leii@, un6 nm fol9es frif@ unb
gut 5u e~rlangen, fanu man unm6gli4
einen 3itberldffgerert Mdrft finben, als
ben bon Mm. 66fing g. 5obn, SO.
511 Nbe. s. Die 6erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer Runbens Hednung &c.
tragen unb IN Drem gtabliHement cine
talte 9uftmai6ine erri6tet, tpelde allen
9lnforoerungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
fernuns f9dbli6er Sngrebien3en 6es
GIeii9es entfpri9t. sic baben beiidn=
big gin ibren DieBbBfen einen groBen
@orratb BON Waftbieb, aus tpel9em
muir bas Bette fiir lire 2unoen getpdblt
uirb. Wer reel bebient fein mill, bet
beiude ben Marft Wo. 511
NDenue 6. 1,10t1i
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06uprrhpibem 6eilmitteI.

9dmorrboiben baben semShnli9 borber.
sebenbe Sdmeraen i'm &iiden, 9enben uab ben,
nnterletbe. 70 bab Der Yatient sIaubt feline sie.
rem, pber bic addfien 0rsans leien in einem
frantbaften 3uifanbe. !3eitpeiie iinD 3ei6sn
bon llnberOaulidfeit s~esenpartis, als 8la-
buas 1nbebasli6teit 6es MasenS etc. Fine
Beu@tisieit tpie sdpeis, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN b%erporrufenb, nadbem man parm
lpiro, if Elm sepObnli&er Besleiter. gIinOe,
blutige uno iudenbe 5dnorrboioen persen
Our9 einmaIissn @ebraud bon Or. @Oionto's
SdmorrbOiOen SeiImitteI, iueIdes brett auf Die
trantbaffen steIen einwir,t, bic aumor ab,
iorbirt, Oas 9tftiss SUDDEN bsfeit'st anD cine
Sauernos esilune berborbriaet absefeat.
9reis 80 Gents. Mbbrefire; 8be Or. 8oionfo
Mebieine 60, 1iqua, Obio.
8erfauft BET 8. 3alteber 6 Con.
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: Die geiommtzM ei,enernte .glIr

- Die Geiammt>W ei3enernte guros
pa's unb Nfiens betrdgt In bieiem Sabr
nod genauen hatiftif9en 8eri1ten ca.
l.542, SAG, 900 8ufbel. Dies tpirbe &c.
gen bas 8ortabr Elm Defi5it BON 40
Miia. 8ufbel ergeben. Mait rtuB erft
bic i'm Sanuar ft~attinbenbe grnte in
Muitralien abuarten, ebe mon barauf
re6nen barf, baB biefe 49, 900, 900
8ufbel aus Nmerifa be3ogen tperbe1
ooer ni6t. SpQte bic Wei3enernte in
Muiiralien giinfttg fein, 10 tpiirbe Is
leidt europa bic feblenben 40 Mia.
Bufbel sufiibren f6nnen, na95em es
borber ieinen eigenen 8ebarf gebedt
bat. Sn biefem Sale uiirben bic Ser.
Staten ni6ts ooer iebr tpenigi BON ibs
rem 8etreioe ausfibren.
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On, ginscreun 9Hsmh esthre

JM Ntnoeteuu SMHb &tore
inbet man bic beiten Solar Sip
S9ube;
9ie feinfeu un5 beffen S@ube unb
@tiefel;
9ie bauerbafteten Mrbeitsf6ube;
Cine grobe Muswabl BON 9errenz uno
2nabentiefeln;
Sen i66niten 8orratb BON Damers
f9uben uno Slippers;
&inberidube in ieber @r6Be unb
Qualitdt;
@ummif6ube unb Stiefel;
&eiiefofer unb &eiietai6en.
Sir giles Dies gebe man gum
CINDERELLA @6ubsStore,
@de 9oufonfraBe & Ipe. s.
17,10,3Mt
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Muths Bierwirthschaft

Muths Bierwirthschaft
Redts, aeseniber benz Giasans gum erereier.
9lat am g%obernment Siq befn6ef iia Elm Ian.
fdises yIdtden, In tuel9em Hefuder bes Mi.
litdrpoitens iifets frif@es, taItes Bier antreFen.
Serr Mutb bot biele 8erbeFerunsen borgenom .
n.en, 70 bab Der Aufentbalt in ieinem 2ofat fi9
au elmer lDirniden grbolung srftaltet. aein
Grember ~beridume, penn CT einen Masfus nod
benz @obernment gin ,na@t ODER Dienftaa nnb
Donnertos bic pdrabe beiudt, Bel Capt. Mntt
borauiprsAen. ginbeimifAe anb frerabe Biere.
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User iebt @eIo iparen unb fid sleid,eitig bic
@enustbuuna perfdafeu mill, in Befb mabr-
baft reeuer @sare au seIansen, Der beiu6e
Sarrp 3 q u MS @ein. un6 gigarrenhan6.
lung. Ct Iiefert gud poftib bic Bepeiie fir
bic asdtbeit ieinsr importirten nnb einbeimi.
idsn @sine, 2iauore unb @isarren unb bab sr
b~ieieIbsn biaiser ais iraenb elm @bolefale 9ius
In ODER auberbalb Gan antonio b~erfauft.
Baum lit entfdlofeu, bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
aurdumen unb isinen aunben ben 9utsn ieinsr
Wabnabmsn aafommen gu Iafen. 1,1OtSW
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abgemieien babe unb bab babur9 ber
l9on lange arobenbe 8ru9 3mif9en
beiben 8eb6lferungs : Glementen our
Sbatfa9e getporben fei. Die Gran5ofen
pHegen atpar ben Munb ifets etwas
boiler gu nebmen, als es n6tbig 1T,
alein Die eanabif9e Bepegung f9eint
benn bod cine 10 tiefsebenbe uno na6=
baltige gu fein, baB es ni9t au berpun-
bern tpdre, menn BEN aufriibreriiden
Worten~au6 balb bic entipre6en6en
Sbaten foIgen foaten!
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Q(ufferu anbatfdbe.

Wir maiden hermit benz publitum
befonnt, bob mir utfer. Muferns uni
Slid @ef9dff mieber er6ffnets babsu.
Wir befiben umfafenbe 8osf ebruneen
CUR 8erforgung bon 0otels. &effauras
tionen unb 6amilien. Bilige 0reiie.
Greie 8~ef6rbernng nod allen Stabt=
tbeilen.
Can antonio gisfabrif.
20, 10, 1N
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Sur nod 2 Monote Bis gum |. Sanuar anb
bic Oabin 5ietst fi4 bic @elessnbeit bel Q arrb
edte 8eine. Us lisfeys, 8ranbies une eigarrea
gu fpottbiaiasn grsiiea gu ianfen: Die anaa.
ben, pslde eerr Baum in 8etreff feinsr aSaaren
maat, bspabrbeiisn fG bis ms fleinfe Detail.
Or 1T ais resler geiddftsmann befannt uno
mem err bic gerfi6eruns siebt, bab er $3.50
gro,ent ON feinen Waaren fpart, faan berieI.
ben unbsoinat glauben ibensen. 1,1ot3M