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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

CIRcuT-Wenzel Hesche and Catherine
Hesche vs. Henry ;. Hesche. Chancery On
application of defendant continued on
usual terms and to stand for trial at the
next term without notice. Emanuel
King ~. John VI. Balcomb and George W
Powers. RepleviR. Bys stipulation judg-
ment for plaintiff without costs, The
People OF the state Of Michigan upon the
relation Of samuel Tobey IS. Byron Nc
Neal Information IN the nature quo
warranto. Proceedings stayed 30 days
In the matter of the inQuisltiOn on the dead
body of Nelson Anderson. It appearing
that said deceased was resident of the
State of Wisconsin. ordered that expense of
inquest be allowed at $3.50 and paid out of
State treasury.
OFFICE BUsfNEss.-Julia Murphy ct al vs.
Charles Eddy ct al. Assumpsit. Declare
ton filed.
PRoBaTE-Estate of Anthony Yerkes. de-
ceased. Petition for appointment of admin
istrator filed May l. set for hearing -
Estate OF Franz Berries. deceased. Report Of
m mortgsging real estate filed and confirmed
Estate Of David 7. Eason. deceased
Order allowing administrators final ac-
count, distributing estate and discharging
administrator.
SUPERIoR-Msry Lsughlin vs. The street
Railway Company Of Grand Rapids. Tres
pass on the case. On trial
OFFICE BUsTNEss- William WiddicDmb vs
y. r Clay and f. Morris Ball. Assumpsit
Declaration fled.
P0LIcg-City vs. Hugh G. Campbell
Violating ordinance relative TO nuisances.
Paid s435 fine and costs.-People vs.
Edwin K. sheldon. ENLIGHTENMENT Ad-
iourned 10 April y.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
HIS FAITHFUL WIFE
Attempts the Release of Frank Myers, the
fOFger. by a Writ of Habea>
Corpus

" II Murray Deputy Sheriff OF Hor-
nellsWlle. \. y. arrived IN the city yes
terday % take back 10 Hornellsyile Frank
l. Myers the man arrested last sunday on
a charge of forgery and larceny. alleged TO
have been committed al that place. Murray
had no requisition paper with him and
Johanna Myers. wife OF the prisoner filed a
petition in the Circuit Court asking for a
writ OF haDeas corpus for his reiease. The
petition alleges that Mvers is held in custody
without warrant or process of law. only on
the authority of Deputy Sheriff Murray
Tie case will be- argued before J.dge Mont
g0mery this morning. Deputy Sheriff
MURRAY saws the requistion papers are being
made out and will be here In "A few days.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

worked . Horse to Death.
On Tuesday r. De Young. q farmer of
Grand Rapids township cas- in the city
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21
4, n The Island of Redonda.

One OF the strangest communities in the
world hives on the island of Redonda, which
is one of the British West Indies, between
Nervis and Montserrat It is very rocky
and barren, and contains no vegetation, but
has extensive mines OF phosphate of aiumins
and iron Abont fifty men work in these
mines, they being the only persons on the
island with the exception of the foreman s
wife Their provisions have to be brought
from Nervis and Montserrat in small boats
The men live IN small, wooden huts built for
the purpose. The climate of Redonda is
beautiful and healthful, and the working
men enjoy perfect health The harbor is
excellent and well protected, the highest
point on the island being l,o0o feet above
the level Of the sea-Foreign Letter.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21
A Rock in Pyramid Lake.

One of the largest of these rocks, tall
white one seen from toward the head of the
lake, is called Fremonts pyramid. 1t is not
wholly perpendicular on all sides On one OF
its sides is steep slope, which it is thought
might be scaled in some way. A story is
current that the great Pathfinder found a
path to the top of this rock when he passed
through to California in 1Si6, with Kit Car
son for his guide. 1t is the popular belief
that he left his field glass and some other in
struments Of value on the summit of the
rock. Many attempts have been made to
Climb it to secure these articles
The last attempt to scale the pyramid was
made by a sailor He used long rope
throwing it upward until it caught upon q
projecting point, then drawing himself up
and again throwing his rope to rock above
He reached height of about l,0 feet, when
he was unable to find any more projections
that would hold his rope, and came near
never reaching level ground alive He was
obliged TO descend by the same means used
in etfecting the ascent When he finally got
down he was completely exhausted his
hands were bleeding and he was cut and
scratch he'd from head to foot The fishermen
about the lake finally arrived at the conclu-
sion that the only way in which the field glass
and other plumber could be secured would
be by alta hing a line to a rock and firing
it over the top of the pyramid from NOR
tar.-Don lie ..uilie's Nevada Letter.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21
The Great West Leads the word.

Il was at Fort Keogh one summer not
long ago, when an explosion occurred in
the boiler which blew it some distance from
the fort into a swamp The men started
after it When they got there the mus
qutoes were so thick that it was impossible
to work The men got inside the boiler,
and the mosquitoes punched their singers
right through the plated iron The men
clinchei the bills on the inside and kept on
cinching them until hundreds and hundreds
OF mosquitoes were fastened to the boiler.
The men built fire inside of the boiler to
scare of the other mosquitoes AMI the latter
started TO fly away.
.Of course those that were fastened tried
to fly with the rest, and actually carried the
heavy boiler and the men out OF tie swamp
and on to the dry land After that if was
no TIL 20 haul the boiler into the fort
How did they get rid of the mus Iuitoss'
bills. Why. they Just fled them OF close
and left them there st Paui Globe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21

The sixth auditor received funny letter
from q man in southern Missouri, who had
been on q postmaster bond there The
books OF the treasury showed that this post
master owed the government I cent The
bondsman inclosed the cent and requested
that he be relieved from the boaa- The
balance was entered and tho bondsman re-
ieved Chicago Tme&
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21

The Russian peasant is said to be i'm
provident, and it must be confessed that he
is sometimes tempted to prefer a glass of
vodka to the welfare of his grandchildren,
or even to his own. But, however, OBJ
livious he may be to the veal of future gen
erations, he never forgets the coming Lent
One is scarcely past before be begins to
make preparations for the next, and
throughout the year his forethought never
wearies From spring to autumn his chill
dren range the wood IN search of fungi
which are carefully dried and stored away
for the great fasts, when by no means I'M
palatable soups are made of them instead of
meat He knows that many of these free
gifts of nature which the proud Briton
kicks aside as nasty toadstOols are not only
nutritious and wholesome, but tOothsome
food and acts accordingly.
When his fruit is gathered in part of
such as can be preserved in any way with
which he is acquainted is set apart for the
purpose. Large jarAo of honey are stored
away. Such apples as can he kept are
lscted, but their number is small, as the
room at his disposal which is absolutely
protected from frost, is limited; others are
cut into slices and dried, either
in the sun or by artificial heat;
the rest ara treated in a manner peculiarly
his own They are packed in casks and q
mixture of hot water and rye meal is made
and allowed to ferment, after which it is
poured over them When kept in this way
for months the fruit loses all its sweetness
and becomes semi transparent In this state
it is considered a welcome addition to fru-
gal meal and when it is not Lent Russians
OF other classes frequently eat wet apples"
with roast meat, though they are rarely
placed before foreigners saturday Re-
view.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21
gne adehita aaiy Eagle orniue
A "sPoTTERr At WORK.
Schemes Invented to Catch Car Conduc.
tors Who Are Not Honest.

tors Who Are Not Honest.
@Do you want to see q real tspotter' at
work" whispered stout, ruddy-faced sur
face-car conductor to q reporter whom he
knew, as the latter scrambled upon the
rear platform of crowded upward bound
car the other afternoon SWell, then, no
tice that dudish looking chap in the far
corner on the right-hand side-the fellow
with book in his hand, mean"
The reporter casually glanced in the di-
rection indicated and saw a handsomely
dressed intelligent-looking young man who
seemed to be deeply engrossed in the con-
tents of neatly bound copy Of Judith
Shakespeare" the pages Of which he
SKINNED with the rapidity of veteran re-
viewer: He had a pencil in his hand, with
which he frequently wrote something on the
margin or underlined sentences that struck
his fancy. There was SO little of the imag
mary "spotter" about the youths makeup
that the reporter turned to the fare taker
again with a half incredulous smile and
asked him if he was not "of" little
"Oh, no." replied the conductor, mot an
inch. l am right on to that fellow and
have been for week past Some of the
boys found him out about sight days ago.
and OF course the word was qui ky passed
along the line Just watch MIN yourself
Don't you see how he makes some sort of
mark with his pencil every time a passenger
gets on. He got on near the City Hall,
|, and will probably ride up to the stables
with me, and il my register does not tally
with his marks you may be sure Eli hear
about it But 1 am not blowing in any
thing for my household expenses this trip
You can't call this that he is working new
dodge exactly-it is but another form of an
old wrinkle Sometimes they keep account
of the fares by turning down the corners of
the leaves of the book which they pretend
to read Then again they will come aboard
with certain number of peanuts in their
pockets and eat one for each passenger we
take up and the number left deducted from
the original number in their tally sheet 1t
does not take us long to get on these new
devices, however, and they have to keep in
venting new schemes to entrap us all the
time A few of these spoilers are really
smart; they watch us, keep tally day after
day and yet We are not able to find them out.
These use no outward appliances, however,
but depend entirely upon their memories,
which are excellent One or two of them
are women, 1 understand In my opinion
it is getting harder every day for any man
to live dishonesty in this town"
just before the stables Were ned the
young man shut the book, turn q .oward the
register and got of the car by the front
platform. AS he walked away down a side
street there was a look of disappointment
upon his face He had taken at least one
trip in van.-New York Tribune.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21
The snarrov and The Crocu..

In England great damage is done to Gro
cuses every spring by the sparrows These
birds bite of the narrow part Of the tube OF
the plant. in viii b nectar is secreted
Russell Sare's fortune is nov estimated a;
sac. 900. yes he lives in village board
ing HOUSE, pay M sl2 ner week.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21

~ witness Reputation for Veracity.
LAwysr-"Do you know the witness who
- inst stepped down, Mr.. Robinson
WiHnes-Yes sir. do you think he would
ovur tail an untruthl" Tell an unit nth.
aWhy, tat man would swear to New York
ausfss circulation affidavit "-Pittsburg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-15
e 8.

= Ndbere Ma6ri6ten bonn Often la
gen, baB Sabine BaB gans fortges
f9pemmt purbe. Bon ben 200 Gins
mobnern, bic es sdblte, sinb so ums
2eben gefommen. I'm 2 ubr Na@=
mittass am 9ientas begaunen bic
Welen bom Golf unb See glei63eitig
in bic Sta5t gu ftr6men unb um 8 nbr
f"tiraten bereits bic eriten 9duier. Die
Slu9t mar unm6gli9 uno gan5s So
milierr famer i'm Wafer UNI. 0iele
Ment9en batten fi9 i'm porterbauie,
bas man fir fi6er belt, periammelt,
aber bas 9aus tpurbe tpeggeri6en unb
Sober Der oarin Befinoli@en ertranf.
3mei 8riiber Namens pomerop, bic
SO Stunben lang an einem umgemors
fenen 8oote bingen, nuroen bonn
@1ooner Nnbrem Baben i'm Sabine
Safe aufgefi6t. Die leBten Na@ri@s
ten iasen, baB 65 Meni@en in Sabine
paB umfamen. 3mei 3age nit
8ett3eug un6 2ebensmitteln uur6tn
bon Beaumont aus mad Sabine paB ge=
lanbt. IS tparert bon IS Big 100
9duier in Sabine YaB unb BON ibnen
1T ni6t elm einaiges iteben g~eblieben.
9as 2ebensrettungsboOt 2amar wuroe
am 9onnetitag bon Beaumont aus
nod Sabine paB geianbt urb lief Is
Mann bort, bic 2ei9eu i'm WaRer aufs
fii1en. Na1 genaueu Bere9nungen
ipirb bic Nnsabl Der umsefommenen
perionen auf IS weiBe unb IS farbige
an9egeben.
= Grain bonn Z. Ditrift bielt in
@aIbeitun cine Gebe, mar aber faum
i'm 5tanbe gu ipre9en. st bat ieinen
dig 3oQbauscolettor nod Sas
biue pab gebra@t unb mar ieines
tpesen in l1ngepiBbeit.
- Sn 2arebo beiBt es, baB S9miots
&anger BON 2arebo tpegbeorbert muir.
ben. Die @ei6dftsleute baben bess
balb bei6lofen, cine petition oil ben
81 ri9ten unb i'm gu er.
bic &anger big sur Wabl bort
gu laiien.
SIN ct. @barles 9otel gu Waco
priigelte ii9 Der Mapor Sturges nit
einem Manne Namens glgin. Na6
Der priigelei iinb beibe perreiit, Der
elrle mad St. Souls, Der anbere nod
NtlautQ,
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@tme gssabl pine sfanbal.

9as 8olf bon Seras 1T better als
fein &uf, hierfir liefert bic bebortebens
be WabI ben 8epeis. Sour 3wei @o9en
treni1en uns bon berielben uno obmobl
bic Wablbemegung cine aiemli6 bemegs
tie lit, baben mir bod nihts bon einem
Stanbal berrommen. Sogar Der pers
riidte Semperen3ler grania in @%atesbil=
lie 1T etpas berniinftiger getporben unb
tobt uno f6reit ni6t mebr 10, pie fritz
Der. ct NOR iibrigens ber Ginaige, Der
einen Der Gtaatstanbibaten beleibigt
bat, ittbem er ben Sen. &oB einer Sas
loonsS tumpreoner nannte. Cine 8elei=
bigung mar bies faum, bod baben bic
Oemofraten Elm fol1es @emi6t auf bic
8ei@uloisuug gelegt, baB Die 9empes
ren3spartei unSpeifelbait barunter gu
leiOen bot.
ueberbaupt f1eint Der Yerfebr Der
peri9iebenen parteien unter einanoer elm
melt riiffi9tsooller gu fein, dig in fritz
bereu Sabren. Man %erinnere fi9 nur
Der S9impfereien, in beaen fi6 Die
9emotraten font gegen bic &epublifas
ner erginsen. Oieielben paren ia meis
ter ni9ts aIs &duber unb M6roer, Car
petbagger uno Scalawass u. +. 10. bas
bat ii6 ieBt gele9t, Die Setter Der bers
f1iebenen Yerteien perfebre1 unter eins
anber, pie Gentlemen, unb fogar 6er
gr6Bte She'll Der 3eitungen berI1mdbt
es, Die 2eioeni6aft bes 8olfes gu errez
gen. unb als elm mabres Wunoer mLB
man es- be3ei6nen, baB Die OemDfraten
bon Seferioa GountD, bic am leBten
S%Dnnabenb Elm Barbecue bel Beaumont
abbielten, ben &epublifanern cine ginlas
bung gu Sem Geite %iiberiaHbteu. Was
berlangt man mebr2
Wie iab es bagegen nod Dor 5pei
Sabren wdbrenb Der prdibentenpabl
aug? Blaine iomobl, ME @lebelanb
muBten es fi6 gefaaen laifen, baB man
in ibr Gamilienleben bineingrif urb
Scenen aus bemielben. bic i6 pobI ME
ereignet baben, Der OefentIidteit preis
CAB. Sieier Wabl1fanoal 1T 3u elmer
fol9 beredtigten @isenibimIidteit Der
amerifanii6en Wablfdmpfc geworoen,
baB man gang eritaunt 1T, tpenn mir lie
permiiisu.
9eiB unb bitter entbrennt Der Ranpf
III ben grpBen Stdbten bes Noroens,
tDeHn bic parteieH ibre u2ieblingsf6b=
ne" als @anbibaten oufseiteat baben.
Dian gebt nit biefen 2;eblingsf6bren
in eigentbtimli6er WeiIe UNI unb le ba=
ben iebr Diel bur63uma9en, ebe @iner
bon ibnen ans 3iel %9elangt. Sic mill
len 9inge aus ibrem 8orleben erfab=
rem, bon benen lie big babiu feline Nb>
nung batten, ma pirb ibnen 8erbre=
den bornerfen, an pel6e tie felbft i'm
Sraume niemals geba9t baben, unb
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@anMntonio, Is. Oct. 1886
Die Dffemtlidben TreiihmIen.


gla9 benz 8eri9t Beg 59ulfuperin'
tenbenten Smith 3dblen bic Greis
f9ulen Can Wntonios 2943 2inber,
barunter 1407 Gnaben unb 1886 Md6=
den. 9ie &ilber finb in foIeenber
Weiie bertbeilt:
9o6f6ule: 23S 3naben, 1916 Mdbs
den, suiammen 554.
S9ule go. 2: 204 &naben, 204 Md6s
@en, suiammen 408.
G1ule go. 3: 154 3naben, 203 Md6z
den, 3uiammen 357.
S9ule SO. 4: 70 Gnaben, SO MGoz
den, 5uiammen 1852.
S9ule $50. s.: 80 Gnaben, 81 Mdb=
den, 3uiammen al.
S6ule gfo. 6: 146 &naben, 141 Mdbs
den, 3ufammen 287.
S6ule N0. Z: 1877 Gnaben, 113 Mdbs
den, auiaHmen $50.
S9ule SO. s: 125 2naben, liz Mdbs
den, sufammen 237. GefammtIumme
Der iDeiben &inber: 1163 Rnaben
1888 Mdb@en, sufammen 1896.
Elperftoe farbige SDule: lat &nas
ben, 1874 Mdb9en, 3uiammen 331.
Santa CLARA farbiee S9uIe: 81
2naben, 119 Mdb9eu, auiammen
303. @efammtaabl bet farbisen
Ginber SAT.
Sdmmtli6e S9ulen finb i'm Gtanbe,
1878 5@iler auf5unebmen. gs folgt
6araus, baB bic S@ulen seseuwdrtis
ni6t iberfiat iinb.
Ser Mertb Der in bieiem Sabre neu
erbauten S9ulbduier belduft fi6 auf
$50,
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mein anerfannt miro2 Wel6es Nnre6t
bringt benn fein @egner McGaa ouf
bas Mmt mit2
SIN Sale ieiner Grmdblung finb mir
fi1er, oaB bic Deputies in Der Office
bic meifte Nrbeit beiorger1, mas bel Sa.
ibiea ni6t 10, oa ct fein Bureau ielbt
leitet.
s. g. &amIap uro $. @aIiiano tnb
bic &anbibaten fiir bas Solicitor mt.
Ser Cine m69te binein uub BET Mnoere
ni9t beraus. Wenbet man ben @runbs
fab an, bab 3 ct, Der feline pHi9t ges
than, Elm Mnre9t bat auf Mieoerertpdbs
lung, 10 miibte gaffanp bleiben. 9enn
als 8eamten bat man ibm ni9ts boraus
merfen; i'm @egentbeil ftebt er in Nus
fin als prompter unb pfli6ttreuer Sol
leftor bod angei6rieben. Nun fommt
aaerbings feline politif9e SteQung, ieis
ne tbdtige 8etbeiligung Bel &onpentios
men &C. Snbefen bat er in ieiner eiges
men partei 10 biele Seirbe, baB er, I'M
in ieinenNipirationen ii6 ni6t getdui9t
gu ieben, feline Wngelegenbeiten ielbff
fibren muB. IS lit Elm unlinn, gu ia
gen, bic iiinsite bemofratii6e &onpers
tion lei cine g%afianDzG Onbentton ges
tpeien, benn Mdnner mie Wur5ba@,
8ergtrom, 9aibieQ, Witbers, Netpton
uno anbere Nominirte tpiirben bagegen
prpteiiren, baB nur ein Wann BITE
Sriebfeoer 5u ibrer Domination getoes
len fet. 9at er pdbrenb feiner Mtntss
aeit fi6 als politifer anftDBig gema@ts
Grfldrli9 1T es iebo6, baB 8eamte unb
&anbibaten au 3eiten Der Wabl politit
treiben, penn aud oft auf gang bers
i9iebene Weife.
2ode bat ebenfaas fem Mmt 10 gu
alsemeiner 3ufrieoenbeit berieben, baB
feline Wieoere1 tpdblung auBer Jrage
1teben 1olte. Ct 1T Elm tR9tiger Wers
mefer uno in fetner Mmtsuerwaltung
geuifenbaft.
neber bic Ranbibaturen Stafels unS
9mners babeu mir uns bereits ausges
fpro9en. 8eioe erfiiGen Die Mnforoes
rungen ni9t. Die man an einen County
Mnmalt teqen muB. IS ffebt ibnen
ni6t einmal Grfabrung CUR @eite.
Sreb. 8aber 1T Elm 10 tii6tiser &ons
fabler, tpie man ibt nur miniden
mag un6 Nbam un6 McNaiifer inb
stpei 6riebensri9ter &anbioaten, benen
man grfolg tuinf6en fam. Namentli9
bat Mbam eine Mieoers@ rtDdblung berz
bent.
BON 8anfs als &eprdlentant Der
2eglslatur balten mir ut9t bel, bages
gen ioa S. W. Sight elm i%nteligenter
Mann fetm, Der fi6 nibli6 gu MAIDEN
peiB.
emil Sppermann, 2ouis B%ertreaur,
s. puliam unb Wm. &earnen linb Die
r&anbioaten fiir 6ffentli9e Wdser auf
benz 8olfstidet.
Spe Morin III fiir bas Mmt bes
9dutezSn'peftors nomintrt morben gee
gen Sobn g.. Campbell. @rterer pirb
febr %empfoblen unb tpdre feline Wabl
miinl9ensmertb.
9ie @ountp &ommiRdre auf benz
8olfstidst iinb Nlfreo Muhep, S. u.
@bapea Wm. 90fling ser. unb Grant
umi6eib. Wern mir fir 2ebteren @b.
8raben fub~itituiren, Der nit Ben GOun=
to- Nngelegenbeiten betraut 1T uno tets
feline Yfi9t erfalte, 70 itno mir nit
u%nferer &epue Der Ganoioaten fit bic
be%porftebenbe @ountD=W abl gu @nbe.
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9enspfratifAes GpnntD Sidet.
Dtitrift : Muwalt:

9iifrift : Mmpalt:
Oscar 8ergfrom nj.
9ifrift glerf:
@eo. q. Dafbieli.
sGi9ter:
s. 8. u 70 d.
County glerf:
Sbab. %. Smitb.
GDuntp=N npalt:
gbmarb SmDer.
Sheriff:
90. Sc. StDrr.
gountp= e6abmei1er:
Sobn Witbers.
gountD= Collector:
Sne Gaffiano.
gountpsM FeKor:
Sranf Sec. s. Nemton n.
@ountD=8 ermeHer:
@ngene @iraub.
6dutez Snfpector:
Spbn IS. pbell.
2egislatoren:
8. 6. &obinon.
%. 8. &ingsburD.
Griebensri6ter, Breeinet $50. L.:
%. %. 9erron.
6. Sc. BQrnes.
G~onfable, precinct $50. l.:
CD. 8. Stepens.
County, gommiHdre:
precinct go. /. = &afael Quintana
2. = Better Sonas.
3. = Wm. Boerner.
4. - 60. Braben.
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Sir Diarift : Qnwalt.

Wir finb antoriirt, Germ O8ear 8er9.
from oIs aanSibaten fir bas lint bes Dit
b aItes an6u5eigen.
an bie g geber son 8exat
Gounty.
Sd finbiee mid bierbur@ ala aanoibat an
fit bic @ieOererpdblung als DifrittanpaIt fur
ben 81. Su6iriaIsD itrift.
george @af9aI.
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An bic etimmgeber bes /. @recinEts, 8exar
gountb.-Meine 9erren! pa bic @abI BON
gount1beamten I'M ndditet slopember i~tattfn>
be-, 70 baltic i'd e. fHr @Hi6t, meinen Jreunben
fur bic lluterfibun9 unD bic 8esinfisungen
or banten, bic fe mir in ben bersansenen feds
Sabren e~rpiefen bnben, uno ~pertraue babel auf
SIRE untertisuns in Der tommenDen Babl.
SD finpise mid 0eSbaIb ols aanoioat fir Die
Mieosrtuabl als grieOsnsridtsr Bee !. @resintts
,.sar.. F. Tam s;u s q nar , S.fIpss$ s}ss,.s an a,s mid
teiif6 IN Der Sntunft au erfaIen, sernoe pie i6
% berfudt babe, in Der gersansenbeit gu tbun.
Sd terbleibe a9tunssbon
Nntcn Mb am.
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q h tuna!

g. s. Sor & Co.. No. 266 Cont
n1erce : StraBe, perfaufen bic feinlten
Serrnz unb Oamen : Wobepaaren, foz
pie S6ube uno Gleiber gu eritaunli9
biaigen preiien. I'm ~gefdnigen 8eiu9
mirb gebeten. 27,9 ,tum6M
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Stir gpuntb . Gddsmeilfer.

Serr Sobn Witbers a~utOrifrt mrs
hermit, ibn alS 8anoioat fir oas Mnt beS
gountb. SdatmeifterS bon 8sxar SO. in 6er
nd4fen WabI an5u5eigen.
Sir iin6 dutoriiirt. Germ Cd. Grob0fe
aIs 8anbibdt fir QDisberwabl fir bas Nnt beS
County. @9atmeifer8 in Der bebors
tsbenben 8obeuberlDab an5uaeissn.
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3mr Wutis fir 0erii6erte.

Bonn l. September 1886 on tper6en
ale 6euer. 8eri9erun9s : PoIicen nur
mad @in3ablung Der Prdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
Gannie s. 6lorian, &.W. SaD & Co.,
W. u. 8onDnge, u. Mope,
Smith & Co., Sran3 g%lmenborf,
N. VI. Young, Sbos. s. 8raoD,
Woenteu.