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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Some Elephant Stories.

Major Rogers had been out shooting,
and had discharged all his guns, when
an elephant made charge at him
from the skirts of the jungle. There
was no help for it except to run, and
for 400 yards the Major kept just
ahead, feeling at every step just as if
the trunk was trying to twist itself
about his loins. A turn around tree
gave him momentary advantage,
which he made the most of by spring
ing into the branches; but, before he
had time to draw up his legs, the ele-
phant had got him with his proboscis.
Still Rogers pulled against him, think
ing it was better to have his leg
wrenched from the socket than to fall
back bodily into the animals power.
The struggle did not last long, for, to
the delight of the pursued and the
chagrin of the pursuer. the Wellington
boots. which the former wore, slipped
off, released the leg and saved the life
of poor Rogers. The dilemma, how
ever. did not end here: for the elephant,
finding himself baked of his prey. after
destroying the boot, took up his quar-
tiers beneath the branches and kept his
anticipated victim in the tree for twen-
ty-four hours, when the country post
man happened to pass by. Rogers gave
him notice of his position. and soon
help came and the elephant was fright
ened away by tom-toms and yelling.
Had this occurred in the deserted part
of the jungle, the officer must have
been starved to death in the tree.
1he native Hindoo from want of
thought keeps up constant drumming
on the beasts head with the goad, or
'ankus." l, therefore, hoped not to
use it at all. Such an Improvement all
at once, however. proved more than
the elephantine mind could grasp. He
began really to enjoy himself, going
his own way more than mine, till at
last he marched straight into an i'm
mense forest tree of the banyan species
and commenced to browse. He seized
the boughs above his head, and, tug
ging violently with them, brought them
down on my devoted skull This was
too much. l raised the ankus and
brought it down on his head with
blow that brought blood through the
skin. This had the desired effect, and
he at once bundled off along the road
by which he knew wanted to go. He
merely took with him branch about
the size of a small apple tree to discuss
as We went along. From this moment
We were friends, and l don't think l
ever had to use the hook again so as to
bring blOOd.-Londom Times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
He Changed TO Sugar.

Gen. Strongly, who was once Cover
nor of Arkansas. could stand defeat or
success about as well as any man known
to the thrilling history of this country.
Once, while his chances of victory were
in the hands of his friends assembled
In State convention. the General and
several supporters sat in the rotunda Of
the leading hotel. The result Of each
ballot was brought by courier.
WELL" said the General. after re-
ceiving returns from the forty-tirst bal
lot, III Jackson climbs much more he II
down me-"
I'D be prepared for the worst" some
one remarked.
30. am prepared. Hello, here's
the courier!
General, l am panied to inform you
that you are defeated"
That SO? Well, boys. come up and
let's have something" leading the way
to the bar. What will you take, Bill?"
addressing the bartender. Give me q
whisky sour
just then man dashed in and ex-
claimed: General, six counties have
changed their vote and you are nomi-
mated"
That so? Say Bill. you may put q
little sugar in mine. ."-Arkansas Trdv-
eler.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
A New Game For Children.

The little ones will thank us for re-
printing description of the following
new game for children, as is described
in the Little Folks Magazine. IL is
called the game of Names"
Each player is presented with long
slip of paper and pencil, and if one
of the players has watch so much the
better; if not, clock must be used.
One commences by calling out: Girls
names commencing with A-two min
utes allowed" Each player then
writes down all the girls names that
he (or she) can recollect, and at the ex-
piration of the two minutes "time" is
called. Then the oldest player reads
from his (or herr slip all the names he
or she has written down-say Amy,
Amabel, Alice, Ann, Annie, Amanda,
Alleen, etc. All the other players, as
the names are read out, cancel any
name read out. If, for instance, all
have written Amy, all cancel Amy and
count one mark. Say six players have
Amabel and four have not, each of the
six counts one mark, those who have
not thought and written down Amabel
get nothing for Amabel, and SO on
through the list. he object of the
game is to teach the children all boys
and girls names. When the marks
have been allotted for all the names,
the total of the marks are read out and
noted on each slip. The players then
proceed in a similar manner for all
boys ys'names commencing with A. such
as Alfred, Abel, Adam, Andrew. Ar
thur, etc. The game can be continued
until all the letters of the alphabet are
exhausted. But practically, young
players rarely care to do" more than
thirty sets. or fifteen letters consecu-
lively. Various names crop up, and
the memory is well exercised, and the
children generally vote it great fun.
Any one introducing pet or fancy
names. such as Pussy, Kit, Teddy. etc.
forfeitS two marks. unless it be ar
ranged that they be allowed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
CHAPTER III.

Oh. how beautiful the country was
when the gray dawn came next morn
ing!-white and still in the dim and
growing light
SO still! But the stillest place was
the one Bjah woke up in. He could
not guess where he was at first, but he
lay awhile and remembered.
Santa Claus house. and they're all
real good. He's going to give me TO
somebody as soon rs it's Christmas
He got up very quickly and looked
around him. II was not dark in the
store-room. for there was great
square hole in the middle OF the floor,
and a glow of dull red light came up
through it which almost made Bijah
feel afraid.
There was his little gray suit Of
clothes. cap and all, close by his bed on
the floor. and he put them on faster
than he ever had done it before.
where's nv other stocking?
He searched and searched. but it was
of no use. and he said, IL can't run
away in the snow with bare foot"
He had been getting braver and brav-
er, now he was wide awake, and he
crawled forward and looked down the
scuttle-hole. He knew that room in .
minute, but he had to look twice be-
fore he knew the tree.
Ever so many stockings! And
they re all full Look at those sleds!
Oh my"
Whichever way he looked he saw
something wonderful, and he began to
get excited.
II can climb down. It's just like go
ing downstairs"
1t was just about as safe and easy,
with all those branches under him, and
all he had to do was to sit on one, and
get ready to sit on the next one below
him. He got about half way down, and
there was the grain bag, with its
mouth wide open. just beyond 1t on
the same bough. but further out, there
hung a very small stocking indeed.
That's mine!" exclaimed Bijah.
ats cram full. too. They've borrow
ed it, after all theirs were full. want
it to put on now, but can't reach it
out there"
just then he began to hear noises up
stairs, and other noises in the rooms be-
low-shouts and stamping. and people
calling to one another-and he could
not make out what they were saying.
.Oh, dear! they're coming. Santa
Claus is coming. What III do?'
Bijah was scared; but there was the
wide mouth of Grandfather Vrooman's s
grain bag .'stocking.' and almost be-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

Do not buy any Christmas cards with
limitations of snow and ice on them, un-
less you would be haunted by the pos
sibility that some poor girl had been
killed in making them. The frosty eff
feet is produced by means of minute
bits of pulverized glass, scattered on
q gummed surface. Some of these have
been known to penetrate the lungs OF
the girls. producing death or lifelong
misery.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

during the 3UO years between A. d.
IA and 3l3 the Roman Empire had fifty
seven rulers. Of these twenty-three
were assassinated, one was poisoned by
his wife, three were killed by their own
soldiers, five killed themselves, one was
strangled by his mistress, one was cap
tured by the enemy and fiayed alive,
several were killed in battle, one was
drowned, one died of plague, and two
or three were formally executed. Al
together the rulers of the empire would
not have made u promising field for
the operations Of life insurance COM
pany.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

Archer, the jockey, is twenty-eight
years old. He began riding at four
teen. In six years he has had some
thing like 5000 mounts, winning first
place about 1900 times, and second
and third in most Of the remainder.
His weight is eighty-four pounds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Blimber, loaded wit

Mr.. and Mrs. Blimber, loaded with
good things for the stockings of the
two little Blimbers, paused on the
threshold of the bed chamber to recon-
noter the ground. 1t was quite still.
and their bosoms swelled with the emo
tions peculiar to Santa Claus on such
happy occasions. The darlings are
fast asleep" said Mr.. Blimber, land
we can 90 in But they had not ad-
vanced three steps before there was
cracking of the bed, rustling Of
clothes and the half smothered accents
of a small boys voice, saying: wake
up, Jimmy; it's almost time for dad to
be coming down the chimney"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Christmas Expectations.

''Can l hang up my stocking Christ
mas eve, mama?"
"Yes. dear; if you are a real good
little girl"
"Oh! won't that be nice! Will Santa
Claus put piano in it. ?''
"You mustn't talk that way, darling"
"Why, mama9 Is it naughty?
NO, dear; but if anybody should
hear you ask such a question they
might think you were Chicago girl"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
Live Stock Salt Rollers

For Sailing horses, cattle, &c.
Always handy M,de from pure Dairy Salt.
Cheaper than common sack or rock SaIt and
Fifty times more elennly and Convenient. Send
for Circular and Prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

For cleaning all kinds of Carriages, Wagon
or Harness mountIngs. Unsurpassed ior Po-
ishiug Metals Of all kinds.
Used by U 5. GOVT, D. c. Fire Depart
ment and all dealers in Metal work. Circular
ON Application.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09

Group - Mothrr's IT, butte.
Hh.Er tr fa~ cal4f.Fr4 fatt winter NJ, fit,is
iErr" YrsFs.at w a. fsser e.. stgh Group:
u .rrn.s.' az & Er u .s..t .lar t;.u, .gTarsE.-
a. Hn u1s - thc tana.Ey suggcs,r,i Ihe 80
e AERE> tHFEEE EstfuHAL a b-its~ Il
W...a sA, A.~st, Aft tn tae hous- Tbs
49, frrrf Fr. So. a. 4ut fg~t, 4eul =, q ssa
l. rgr Sc sa' 20 Erss tan LAlf Ar k,nt tho
Hgs.~ gaI.srE UAs breathing cAsstv. Th- dog
tsf ss.I tl.I tbs IHfEEl ~, ToKSL had
sAgv-l u.F tsE.a. I.fc taa yuu SUGaeE Al
CsI srsl4tgageF Sincerely v5urs
AH> tNNA GEpNEY"
- " c,; i--;A s.. Sc- hoTk, May 10. i,se-
IL have need AYYR's CHsRRY PrcroRAL
tu 50 isa.asy i.r several scAEs. and do NOT
rrn.~-iy i.f coughs Ani cviis NC have ever
t.rt. A. J. CRANE
Lac Cry.'a'. Min. March il. i.,e-
4 offered '.- ct.si years from B-uu-bi,ls,
ana AitrE isttls HAur remedies srih 10 sue
~ -, ,EsBAi- JosEFa " ALDLS."
ly-A..~, MIS-. ApTii : -.
- cam, say enough 20 parse Of aYrR's
lat iar BE-. use should svus sGrcc have died
f.H .Ius troubles = bkAGuoS."
lA.es;...e. lrAAs. Apr. -. l-o--
Ne case Il an affection Of the throat or
lur.. en.sIs Which cannot Be greatly relieved
ty ilc use oi AYrR's CHERRY PEcroRA.,
ard u VII afEag5 cure when the Ji.ease %
III ail,-d. hey oLI the control of medicine.
PREPARED BY
Or. c. .kyerGCo., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists. /
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-09
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral,

No other complaints arc SO iHs'dEous In theli
attach a, those Affecting tLs ihrua, AMI lsnxs,
t.ots - traeI w'th by the nsa .ori,y of sac =
srs- TIE ordinary cough or cold. rssax
rerhaEs iroua ifiElHE or unsxu
r~.u-. !, v.sen t4s tie * -
s.eKrc,.- AlEE's CHEERY -
We Ttovcs. - sr.ssa~s 5n = forty yeArs' txhs
~ ID ;afaAs AT --s. :. .-se-..ss AID s4s.ul-i bs
t-Acu -. A. cases .:.a-t Lc.aY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-04

4 Court whcre there - n" superior
IL ApprnI to.

Thirty one uniorlunale- now niger
behind the bar. lhtN comprise MI
~ort- and conditions amt their crimes
range from murder rape and arson
down to tiii-tHppng.
Bach IMAM and Toy has u heavy cloth
hauluoch, winch I' stretched across
the cell, where lhel lay ANA 0hoo@t
day aud night
There Is no woman locked mp IN
the lai, M TINS u"e'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-04
OUR CITY DADS,
Proceedings of the ParIa-
ment of the City of Waco
Last Night.
TWO Otdiuan =, on the SUNDAY
Law Hang Titc chance
are Against Them.
me OIdiUnUCe Raising the Al
deIInAn' salary on thu Ia
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The most noted CIGARETTE is the
old reliable Opera Pun
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-02

= 9em neuen @eianbten ber Ser.
5taaten beim beuti6en 9fei9e, 6errn
&aiion, fpenbet elm 8erliner Gorrelpons
bent bes Cincinnati 8oltsblatt" folz
genoes Sob: rSo furse 3eit unier
Geianoter audb bier 1T. fie bat seniet,
um ibm S6aaren bon Greunoen gu ers
tperben. Sein Muftreten ift bas bes
pollenbeten Gentleman; iuiirbeboa, obne
feif sn fein, entgegenfommenb, pbne
ii9 por5ubrdngen, ielbitbepuBt, obne
ftol5 gu iein, pertritt er bic groBe Nes
publif nod Dben bin in benz boQen
8epubtiein, oaB nur burd iiberaus
taftpolles 8erbalten man6e &ilie pieber
gut gu MAIDEN 1inb, bic in ben lebten
Sabren entitanben; nod unten bin NIT
ienem Gntgegenfommen, bas man als
glei6bere@tigter 8iirger bon ibm err
tparten barf, aber bel man9em feiner
0orgdnger ni6t INNER in bolem MaBe
fanb. gr 1T etn gldn5enber &ebner;
ienes nspread-eagle Sbum", unter bem
man bel ben gteben anerifanil9er 8e=
rufspolitifer 10 piel 3u leioen bat, 1T
ibm oollitdnoie fern. Ct febt an Bill
bung ieinen biplomatii6en &ofIesen
bolitGnbig glei6, unb er bat nament=
lid iene angeborene 8iloung bes Ser
gems, obne tpeld)e ielbit @ei1tesbil6ung
niemals aur bollen @eltung fommen
fann." lebrigens ftebt nit oieier Nn.
ii9t bon ben bebeutenben 6dbigfeiten
&ai1on's als @eianoter Der Gorreiponz
bent oes cincinnati 8olfsfreunb"
bur6aus ni6t bereinselt. go tpirb
3. .. aud in elmer Stem Oorfer Core
iponben3 bes oemofratii6en Enquirer"
in Cincinnati 9err Gai5on als vber
bette @eianbte, ben mir iebt baben, unb
tpabri9einlif Der bette Diplomat in
Imerita" be5eidnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-02

= gu benz 8erlangen bes beutiGea
Mei@tags, baB ben Mitglieoern Didten
be5ablt merben follen, bemertt bas(forts
f6rittlide) nBerliner Sagebl.": Mls
im eonitituirenoen &ei9stag bes norb=
beutf9en 8unbes @raf 8ismard Den
Mntrag auf @infiibrung bon Gidten fir
Die &ei6stagsabgeorbneten 5uriidtpies,
liigte ct altsbriifli6 bin3u: vWenn fi9
MiBfdnbe aus Der Didtenloitgfeit erges
ben o6er tpenn ii6 aus Dem 8erlaufe Der
9anoba6ung bes Wablgeiebes ergeben
miirbe oab es obne @efabr gel6eben
fann, 10 1T es fpdterbin INNER unbes
nommen, i'm Wege Der 8eiebgebung
Sidten ein3ufiibren," 9ie Gorausieb=
ungen, bon benen Der 8unbesfansler
bamals fpra6, baben fi9 ia3tpii6en
rei9li9 erfiillt. Die MiBftdnbe, bic ii6
an ben Oidtenmangel fniipfen, pertbei=
len ii9 siemli6 glei9mdBig auf ale
parteien. Die @elbopfer, bic nit Der
annabme zines Manbats perbunben
finb, berringern mebr un6 rnebr ben
Greis ber tpdblbaren perionen, unb bic
Golge 1T cine ma9ienoe ganbibatennoib,
Die ii6 gerabe bel ben lebten Mablen in
aaen parteilagern fiiblbar genta1t bat.
Sn conieruatiben &re;ien flagt man germ
iiber bas Nortpiegen bes Berlinertbums
III uniercr parlamentarii6en 8ertretung.
DIe Glage lit ni6t gang unbere9tigt !;
aber 9ieienigen, Die fie erbeben, tragen
ielbff aur @rbaltung bes llebelltan6es
bel, inbem iie fi6 gegen Die ginfibrung
bon Didten ltemmen. Mnbererieits, un6
NIT nod biel gr6Berem &e9te, mirb pom
liberaler @eite auf bas uebermu9ern
bes Beamtentbums i'm &ei9stage binge=
wiefen, 5as glei6falls nit Der Didtens
frage 3uiammenbdngt. Beamten fdlt
es ni6t f9mer, obne @nti9dbigung i'm
&ei6stase gu iiben, ba fie ibr @ebalt
rubig fortbe5ieben, ipdbreno fir ibr
Stellpertretung bom5taate geiorgt tpirb.
ST es ni9t flar, bob in folder Weile
bur9 bic Mabl BON 2anbrdtben, &egie=
rungsprdiibenten u. 7. TO-, Die iebt in
betrd6tli9er 3abl bic 8dnfe bes Gei9s=
tags 3ieren, bas Didtenberbot umgangen
tpirb2 DaB 2ebteres fir parlamentarier
aus Beamtenfreiien gerabesu ipie Elm
/ pribilegium tpirtt?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-02

3par ni6ts @utes. Sea, bas 1T ni91
mebr gu dnbern, 9u muBt es tragen,
mas Du Sir aufgepadt bat, unb @ott
ipirbia tuobl Deiue Wege meiter in
@naben lenfen, mennglei6 i'd ni6t
fromm genug bin, s1 glauben, oaB unz
fer ganser 2ebensmeg BON @ottes 9anb
f9on fertig ausge5ei6net beitebt, ipie
ein 8auplan ettpa, tpenn mir nod in ben
Winbeln liegen =.
Das 1T Siirfenglaube!
Sd fage, @ott CAB uns 8eritanb su
priifen unb gu banoeln. 9u bait i'm
ni1t ri9tig gebrau9t, 9einen 8erfanb,
fonoern Sid bon 9einem re9t tbSri6s
ten 9eraen unterfriegen lahen - bic
Golsen iinb f6limmer, als id es ee=
ba9t; bod itia bapon, 9u tpirlt es nod
5eitig genug erfabren, unb &eue miro
Sir ni6t erlpart bleiben =.
9iun bite i6 Sid, glle, fomm tpie=
ber auriid! 9u foait bic Seimatb 9ei=
iter Sugenb ni9t perlierer. Ma9' Sid
fret bon ben 8erpflidtungen bort; 9u
biif aud bier niibli9, unb es iit bod
immer fein frembes 8rob, oas befanntz
lid fieben &ruiten bat.
Sd benfe, Du fommit balo; bic @ins
terabenbe fino lang unb i'd m61te germ,
bob Su mir tpie6er borlieit tpie i'm bori=
gen Sabre. @ott befoblen!
Oeine alle5eit treu gelinnte
Sante &atenom.
Sic f6iittelte ben &opf. Stein! iaste
he balblaut uno legte ben 8rief our
Seite. Sd bin bod fein oreiiirter puz
bel, Der iiber ben StDf ipringt, tpenn
ibm Semanb benielber porbdlts Neitf |!
(Gortiesung folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-02

6eraaS fogoernn3 a; Aue
Sd fann cas- 9rSbte Eager auireiieu
Den srSBten Sprratb ron Elm unb
berielben Sprte
Sd bin ber einsise Spe3ialiit i'm Ia.
hadsbanbel
: Sd be5able feinen &eiisnben uno
Ibeilbaber !!
Sd pertaufe mebr @isarren unb 81.
9arretten ale anbere DGnbler !!
Sd faufe nur fur Baor unb berfaufe
btaiser als Nnbere.
SdlieBlid bite id nm Belidtieuns
: n1eines SaSers unb meiner Yreiie.
Sim Hart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-02
Mner's
Sarsarar1II1

81 etn fsbr eonrentrirter Gus3ug ser Gariatarillas
anh anoerrr blmtresnisenber gsur3sIu NIT aaliurss
unh Eflens Sahin berhnahen, unh tas unftdbIi1ite,
snuerIdffsfte unb biusfte 8lutreinsunssz z@qitteI,
bas mar anwenben tann. Dbne 9ebI treibt es
aaes 8Iutsift aus benz a0rper, berei9ert unb er.
neat bas 9Iut unb ftet beien beIebenbe araft Der.
es 1T bas Bette betannte MitteI segen efropbeIn
asS ale isropbaiOien ttebel. sesen aatblauf 6its
blasdea, GIe6ten, eGuaret, Geidmire, lJleil9s
ssni9fe unb Samtansi&ldge; ebenfo sesen aue
arantbeiten, bic bnrd biinnes un6 perarmtes BIut
perrria9t ruerben, rpie &beumatismus. NearoIeie,
r1samatiide Gitt aaetntine Gntfraitnns unS
ItrssbuIdier aatarrt.
eeilung bon ent,iinnetent @beumatismus.
oaser's SarfaparilIa bat mid Dot, ents
,anhetsm Rteumatismus ssbeiIt, an bem i'd pieIe
Sabre sslisten bate. %. 8. Roore."
Durban, Sa., 2. Mdrs 1882.
Bnbfreitef RON
9r. 5. 6. Mber & Co., 3nuell, Mai3.
sn allen apotssfen 81 baben: 81. 8 Srafaen IS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-02
WefffieIb. g3ol5.. 18. Sch. 1889

9erren Sr. S. s. Nper & So. =
Meine 9erren! 8or ungefdbr fiinf Sab
rem batte i'd einen febr fdlimmen 9us
fen, unb gebrau6te perfdiebene Mittel
obne Sinberung gu eraielen, big i6 aui
ben &atb oes 9errn Wbitnep, Npotbez
Ter in @ouperneur, N. g., einen Ser
iu6 nit Sbrem GberrDzYectoral n1a6te.
gbe i9 eine babe Glai6e genommen
bate, wari9 pollifdnbis sebeilt.
Sbr &c.
Charles W1ea 9 a nj.
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gouna & strnplo,

PAP Weit Commences =StraBe, iinb un>
beitritten bic 3onangeber fir 9erren
Turnifbing @oobs, Soilett>
uno Neifeausitattungsgegenitdn6e. Sie
neueiten Meben iino beitdnbis bel ibnen
Su finben. IA, ,1O,21M
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Mir iin6 i'm 8eib bes groBten
uno rei6baltisiten 2agers BON Slanel,
uno Merino unterwdi6e, Striimpfen
unb 9anbf9uben. Wer fur BEN Win=
ter einfaufen min, Der oerfeble ni6t uns
81 belu1en. Ooung & Irno D,
PAP Wef Commences StraBe.
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@olbmaaren, Sai9ens unb Stanbs
ubren &C. in rei9er Nusmabl bel
Grit3er Bros,
3,tup1M 307 Main plaSa.
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sD Sic feiniten Diamanten, ubren
unb Golbia6en finoet man Bel 8.
Ut ou pa mt gegeniiber bon &=
nuns Banfgebdube.
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VIM. CAssIN,
6dubler in @runbeisehtb u m
Gan Mntonto, zegas.

Office SO. "a eoIebab @traee.
1eioubere snfmerfiamfeit uirb bem Raufen
uno Nerfaufeu bon Handss unb ednbereien in
&efftegas getpiomet.
Sd fenne bic meifen bet 2dnbereien, bic i9
bertaufe, uno faf allies 9anb Der Defli9en
Counties.
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a6r Seine G6eintpeine unb imporz
tirte frans0fiide 9otbweine, @bamz
pagner &C. BEL
Seuermann 8rps.,
Nlamo pla3a.