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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
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HHl ~ N Do sHhe ilma aOaH ~ faadlY
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iarfnef ahguld have H. field a0ssa nfsi
ipfinK With NE f0fH. and rffpafr y,
tehd bH hay ~ Market ~ 4 inns
fHfn lfea1 lake iwo ouns II
sweet MIA and two ~ imuefmllE oaf
cup N sugar andohe taasponniai n aal.
f%f4inf and one N salt. etlr 10 ~.
Rethef Tbrn t#ho two cups end ! halt
~ a0fu meal and the Sam n lifted
n0ur giir we'll md bake In 4 Ieep IN IA
q moderate ogen i0f bali an hour ortlil
lone Ciieagg hurngt
Butcher " Junk ~ Madison Conn.
" ~, has been troubled with mice
Rnawiug harness NJ thu stable. II was
suggested ~ him that The reason why
HE mice Nd ihla WIS 10 got the salt
taste lch by The horsos' sweat on the
harness, aud # be- wOnld scatter salt
about thu stable where the mice could
get N, biz trouble would cease. Ne did
Ibis, and his harness was gnawed no
more ClcreiaHd Leaier.
Good Plain Cake; One egg, n cup
sugar, butter size NJ a hens egg. one
cup sweet milk, two cups flour, and two
teaspoons baking powder Beat the
yolk Of the egg, sugar and butter until
II creams stir IN the milk. sift the flour
and baking powder together. stir in
your batter, then add the white OF the
egg beaten stiff stir all well, turn into
buttcred tins, and bake thirty minutes
In a hot oven, BOstoB Globe
The grass which grows on dry,
rich soil, with free sunlight warming Il,
Is much more nutritious than that
grown on land filed with stagnant
water. Stock will eat the former down
to the roots before touching the latter
II l. vcrycommon in fields where under
drains run, TO see the line over the tile
made plainly visible by IT, closely
cropped heritage -Aibdny Journal.
The Farmers Home journal SAYS
that novelties continue to exist in agri-
culture as well rs In other pursuits. An
Englishman, II states, has succeeded In
saving green fodder in stacks by a sys-
TEN Of tramping and sailing the edges
during the process Of stacking. lie
claims that there Is no difficulty what
ever in stacking green crops II the ma
tcrial used rs cut in It's prime and when
full OF sap, especially II the stack and
the edges be well trodden and com
pressed when put up. This is similar
TO an open-air silo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
WILLOW CULTURE,
Interesting Information Concerning This
Profitable Industry,

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Profitable Industry.
The willow is not difficult OF c~ultiya-
ton. requiring moist, but not very wet
land. An impression prevails that wet
land Is the only Kind available. but this
Is an error, rs wet land Is unsuitable.
The rich alluyial bottoms produce the
best results, sometimes doubling and
even trcbling the product every year. II
Is usually propagaied by cuttings. In the
autumn. Aher %thcground Is prepared.
the rows should bc made four or five
feet apart, and the cuttings placed about
fifteen inches apart In the rows. The
cuttings are generally from twelve 10
fifteen inches long. and should stand
three or four inches u of the ground.
II must be cultivated the first wear, and
. the ground kept mellow and clear Of
weeds. but after a good stand gets pos
session. no further labor Is required for
the cultivation.
The shoots are cut annually. ~ n
hms between the fall Of the leaf and
the rising OF the sap, stacked aud pro
tccicd from rain; and care must BE-
taken that they do no, heat Those IN.
tended for white basket, can no, be
peeled at once, bat, after sorting. are
placed upright in wide. shallow tank.
with about four inches Of water. and 50
remain until spring. After peeling they
are bundled for market
There are many varieties Of willow.
but the 0sier l. the best. and Of thcss
there are thirty or forty recognized
species In England there arr ak lead.
ing species In cultivation. The Siilr
Fer sasa, or Fine Basket Sai.r
rabru. or ''green-leaved:'' the Saiir
fuaada, or spanish rod" the Bailr
rsiietsa, or Golden OsIsr: Z The SAD
rtriHaiis, or white willow = and Sails
aHaggdaifaa, or almond wiflow.e The
latter : said 70 be The most pliable. and
the golden yellow L remarkable Cor It,
pliaacy aud t0ughpesS
A fair crop Il one and : bali tons per
acre, although rich land vii produce
more The stripped material. ready
fof use. u good quality. will sell readily
At one hundred dollars pr ton. if ex.
~csrticually good win bring more Par
csk hasst~er seid = hirh = sno taR-
ared d%ollsrs. bat such quality / sesy
tATs. peiHag's Rarai Herid
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
GIGANTIC DICTIONARIES.
A swis. Hoax Whose first Volume Cover,
HALF Of the letter A.

s"is- h"oh whose first Volume Covers
HALF Of the letter A..
Learned men Of the nineteenth cen.
fury seem to take special delight In pre-.
pairing colossal dictionaries. dcyotng
the work Of lifetime TO the preparation
othugc ~leNicons. Little. the learned
French dictionary maker. recently de.
ceased. won renown by his own work,
AS did also the German photographer.
Grimm By the side Of those enormous
works similar volumes have been
planned and are being got into shape.
A great swiss dictionary IL now under
way, and the first part, q bulky volume.
has been issu,d, II extends over less
than one-haf Of the first letter Of the
alphabet, aud Is the result Of the lahors
Of twenty years. Tho idea % this die
tionary was first conceived In 1915, hui
the work thereon was not commenced
until 1862 At hat time the Swiss An.
tquarian Society started the idea Of
organizing a commission u representa-.
tiycs from every German.spcakins can.
ton, BY whose means workers for the
dictionary we're found 10 the rcmotesl
mountain hamlets and among every
class ofpcoplc. The first volume has
been enriched BY the rurequitcd labcu
Of fouE hundred contributors. Work Is
progressing actively. but Il Is no, At ali
likely that another volume viii be ready
before the year 1900. To a certain On.
tent. this great Swiss dictionary IL .
work which. u persesered with until tho
end. will form Of the most remark.
able literary achievements ever 9
plished by men. - Interior.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
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fhYflalaHi whom sha snn4aiisi aald ihas
har diseases waa eaneaf N fhs al9mssh and
ihst death would uifmsisiY result.
tast Oftrbsf shs vent n saa ffaaslseo,
stopping aa1 ifeaiiax, willis On fause. a
the f4fs springs IN Idaho, hgt IN vain.
Later sha tfiad The waters N CalsstSzs
Springs and tha baths N rns1 dsi Hohias,
without effect Han Ffaneiseo's Lest
physicians could afford NJ relief, and sho
started f0f HJn1rs. Iesleo, Intending 70
ylsli ssmg celebrated springs near Noralas.
She was taken seriously W A. Tucson,
Arizona. ona day during her illness .
Papacg Indian, u local n0tofloty M q
"medleine man." visited Tucson from 10.
Xavief's Mission. Ne was taken N Ars.
Wlllstnn's rooms aud asked " ho could toll
hsr ailmont. i1s looked NJ her, had her
hascrlhe tho pains and their location, aud
then with tho exclamation "Me aabe heap
bad spirit" he rushed out aud toward tho
mission. In a faw hours he returned with
herb and bhsket Of mescal, q root used
by tho Indians for food.
10 motloned 10 Mrs. Wllllston 10 swai.
0w the sTbh They made her deathly
sick, 10 much 80 that the almost died from
fright, thinking She had been poisoned.
The result, after n few hours, was the emis-
sion Of a dead lizard that was fully four
Inches In length. II was apparently OF a
species common to the East, but how II had
managed 70 live for 80 many years was the
mystery. Mrs. Will ton says that but ono
explanatlan occurs to her, which Is that
when a child, and living at PhllIpsburg,
NV, she and her brother were accustomed
TO drink from a little brook that ran near
the house. They would scoop the water
up with their hands, and she thinks that
possibly In this way she swallowed the en-
bryo lizard. Mrs. WiIliston's recovery has
been rapid, and sho is now fairly on the
way to a complete restoration to health.
Though the taking of living objects into
the system is not rare, medical men say
that this is one OF the most remarkable
cases on record.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

L~iFE-SESAroR FLINT, Canadian parlia-
mcnt, says 81. Jacobs OIL acts like a charm.
Rov. W. NJ Leftwich, d. D., Nashville,
publicly endorses Rod Star Cough Cure.
Price, twonty.ll five cents u bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
An Aneotionate Goose.

In the Louisiana lowlands there lives
M old man whose object Of affection In
this life Is a large gray goose. The goose
Is never so happy as when at his owners
feet, his long neck stretched upward and
his head resting against the old mans
knee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

III Is noted that the number Of In.
sane persons In the Massachusetts, hos.
pitfalls has increased one hundred and
hfy per cent since 1855. while tho IN.
crease In the population has been hardy
sixty per oenk IL Il also estimated Mai
nine-tenths 81 the present patients are
iaearshle- - ostsH Hfrati.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
HERE LIEs
CRIPPLED BILL ELLIOTT
hSp HIS .....
LITTLE KATE.
CITIZENSHIP.

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A child Born In tho United states y. n
Citizen In the Eye ~ the Law.
The new election law has given rise
to many discussions in regard TO what
constitutes u citizen under the law.
Many men who have been voting for
years here discovered that they had
used the franchise Illegally on account
OF their not having been naturali1ed
Several have applied to the courts for
their papers who were by birth Ameri.
can citizens. A young man applied to
the circuit court. lie said his parents
were both foreigners and were never
naturalilcd. He, however. was born in
this country q few months after his
parents arrived. Mr.. T. A. Shcrbnrn,
who has given much study recently 10
these questions, vas standing by. He
said. "Fhe matter Is Arttlcd al ouce
and so plainly that there Is no misun.
%dcrstnnding H. The fourteenth amend.
mcnt says; All persons born or natur-
allied In the United States, aud subieo,
TO the jurisdiction thereof. are citizens
OF the United States, and Of the State IN
which they reside Birth settles TIN
question in the United States. A child
born In the United States is n citizen.
There is but one exception, aud that ia
In the case Of an Ambassador or Minis.
Tor of some foreign country who is resi-.
dent In the United States In n diplo.
matte or representative character.
This doctrine Is fully cnunciatcd In tho
case of Lynch vs.. Clarke, reported In /
Sanboru, where the parents NJ a child
were English people living In ireland.
They came TO America aud only re-.
manned some three years Daring this
time a daughter was born unto them
and the courts held that the child was a
citizen Of the United States. ~ -
journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

Nor 9 faded or gray hair TO be seen, after
using Halls Hair gonewer.
A powerful remedy for lung troubles
Safe for young or old. Ayers Cherry
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
boi!s

Ahi rinr,ss sns ether me ssessis.s caused ~ IN
pare ea-c1 are readily eafsd ~ Heed.s ssrssr.rilia
Shiis q psrihes ~, ussiciss also siisiifss IA 60
rehssthe dpcA afbaiifs up ever Fraction o. ne
seiT. eerefaiA hnmCFs 81 III kiads ~s~slllazs 10 The
reek. hires rfnx uFnL tsft<f. Successes rftsrs rr->s
ssl, ihesrA scsifhs<t etc. are siss cured y this en-
ssliraf h1cra parff<r.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

Chief Justice Noah Davis. q New
York. MAINTAINS that true public policy
requires 'hs' marriage saoiid b made
eszy, and disoree nskt 10 impossible
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

" afflicted with Sore Eyes uso DR.. Tsnnc
Ihompson'sEye Water. Druggists ellit. 2jc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

BosroS finds her glory In the past be.
cause she belongs TO the had beans.n-
WdahiHgi0n Critic
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

No Opium In Plso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

TnE headquarters Of ig~norance-An In
telligcneo Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

PlKE s~ToorHAcHE DROPS curUinl minute, &c
6lehn's sulphur Soip heals and beauties. Sc.
uEilNAN CORN hEMovEn kills Corns 4 nunIonA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

lsN'r an attempt to provo an ulibl self.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

TnE mariner Is not Liable to censure II he
leads a wrecklesl LIE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

NN4HFtaf HFNfsF fHf4 safH H9fWE HNHfH ST.
w 1894 = "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

10 those acquainted with our Institutions. II I.
20 say TINT the Inyaltis' Hotel and Surgical II
nnanch establishment lorntcd AZ No . Ncw Osfoi
,tnEianu, have, for. many years, enjoyed the dis
,he most largely pafrunized and widely crirhfuf
tnf world for the treatment and cure OF fhoec
aFisc from youthful indiscfetions and terfiiciuua,
Ne, many .ycafs aeo. established a apecial nt
seaInent ~ these dleenecs, under the manage
.hat ali who apply 20 us might receive all the ad'
council OF the most experienced spcplaIlsfp.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

The summer passed away and Bill.
who was always solleitous for his Little
kate's health. noticed that a. the leaves
on the maple trees began to golden and
the OAKS were crowned with ~quivering
wells OF crimson the roses In Hates
cheeks grew fainter aud her brown eyes
always had a look of eager expectapoy
In them he secretly determined 10 see
. doctor about her the next time be
went down TO the settlement ., Bangor.
but before he could put this plan Int
execution poor Kate was past all doc
tors help. Beginning from q week
after the artist left the girl had made a
journey every morning TO q little yle-
vAsoA overlooked the road leading up
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24

Our specialists remove cataract from the eye. thcrehs
nsss They alo EfzniEhtsn ero@s-eyee and IneTtl
wrnen necdcd. Many Ovarian and slzo Iitruii u
ttsrus Hru arrested In growth and oirtd BY slrtfIs
wfn other means pf our invention. Whereby TIE IT
c..tin4 operations IN fte<e csHs n avoided
cncIaS Hydrperlc. FsfulH. nupfiFtd Ctrvx Ifrr-
.n,sd fsrincnm. been alike ErstIffing both to cul=
leuent& Not fr - have hfcr the rrsnlfs q nufrttrz
sfaIF r<uHinf IN H1rreuurHL OF e4rf1ff. md ~ 9
~ E safe and rsiniers nFe>1fInn- Fv1noses N COM
1lmsn 70 ~ EF..flx q oa1Yrinf, -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-24
CAUTION.

made which car only Be ascrrtained by a
micrnscorical examination ~ the urine 4 IA
curative Ia pne stage or condition ars know
IN othets. We hayc nrvcr. tharefore affsinp
f.nr SEVERAL sale through druggists, rrcomr
vol from an extensive experience that tho
ful course 4 20 CAREFULLY datermine The dIant
each case By a chemical and micr osrnrica
urine. and then adapt our medicines 10 the
ease and condition OF our patient.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-10-07
2as Shal damGrts.

- Ger neue 9lationaI GObIenbrc der
BEL 5oplOrpiGe ii rubesu fertis uno
ipiro eieier Gage bic glrbsit beBinncn.
9lub Die ncue GREENWOOD Gobltn So.
bat nit ben CbemaIiBcn glrbeitern Elm
allieitis befrisNi9enres Arrangement scs
iroiien uno aebenit (Ooer bat ibou) ben
Ystrisb ipisSer aubunebmeu. Den
neueu BREEDER Der 0I0 Sorse SpbIen
So. nib Contractor Sinelep abauen.
Sm 9laGemcinen seiSt has Sohlen0es
idGit cine srDbcre Nesiamteit umb eS
1T nur Su bOifen, eub Die 2bbne Jest
aud perbshsrt tpsrben.
= 9ie Sunbomlnte fir bic neue
Bride iiber ben Sddanama bel Wcpiic
iinO ieriis fir ben uebertau, rod iper'
ocn bic 9luifdllunSsn an beioen Seiten
nod lan9e Set i'll 9lniprud nebmen.
- Der 9ersmann 9lIcr. Suter wurte
am 9ienitaS leBter 9Bohe IN ber Ypne
@rube ourd einen Sail BON Goblen
tbsiIipsiIe bs9rabtn. Gr mar Sur ,3eit
oCs llnflaes aacin unS ais CT N6enSS
um 3 llbr nibt ;u IIge fam, iudte
man mad ibm uno iano ibm nit SduIs
fnOnen unb mebrtren 9iippen qrbrpdtn,
Die 8srIegunsen iinO ni6t sefdbrIi6.
- Die unteren Equalization in Oh
6orBe limb ilberiiIIt.
5nDluIbillc.-Iie 9cbIenwsrfe bic.
fer 0esenO orteiteteu I'M Septsmber
ie6s5ebn Gage.
rA. Rau6et Die ;, ,9ionier" Gisarre,
bic einSiee Union 0emahts Gisarre in
Scranton. Gopns & 60, Is 2ada'
lpanud N9enue.
R@- 9ieucits @oSen in ainbsrbiter
unb 0appen in Brpwn'S Sse 0ipe.
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Iiurt Gob5 Pie por einiasr 3eit
ucrbreitcte Jtddridi, oiB elm iunae,
Damn Ramens Yiuore bon bier einen
9eralt amen gtetblu6iSuerIud auf cine
..Sunsfrau" eteier Gsaeno aema6i
babe, niro bon 9tismanO se8Iaubt, benn
Rocre bat in ecn lcgteR ,5abrsn (loWeii
Str 9tribtsrItatter beCbd6ten fonhte)
elnen mIitetbaften 9ebenswanbel oes
itibrt. DAB man bon Der anSersn
Selte es nitt an AniicbunespsrIuden
fsbIln Iieb. nm ibm cine ;5lae ;u iieutn,
piro bier aud aIlaemcin sssIaubt oab
Dlccre's Satsr $3.50 glbiinounsseslO
;Gblte. 1T crtldrIih, ipenn man beoentt,
OoB es ieinem Sobne iait unm6gli6 ses
lpeiCn p6re. ciutr beltJworsnsu 9lus.
II9e o's Dtdob,ns ss8euiitsr feline uns
i6ule lu beipsiIen.
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Der ucrltOrbcne Gnrl Grnit uno
oic Ycnn Mutual 9cbcnSper.
llbcrlnNS CSeicIlib0ft Don
@bjI0oeIphio.

.lr rrri.erttm gml Grnif, ttr Fiir,li6
rGbrrne siEer ismporirrn 6Ifiiissirruua ItiT,un,
tsttn Gin GREE mapir. mar in tsr prnn IpN.
tual fir $500 rnidfIt.
Strr l5Tirt {. acens, tsy F,griitaseut fer
Gcmpdnie, ia9lE ltltrVu ttn 9itrluf pcilldnsil
aus. Etrif vIuHiits atrstnuna piro her
5dm.ltf ess gtrlicrbfntn irttnfalls rsn arpErm
8pItbtile lein". -
Sbiss Nclli. tpsid's mir hem ,,Rstutlisaur
eninsbmsr, ~ Tpbl ateiauti, eis guimfTIiam.
frit uniIr 'titr cni iid ,u itrftn.
9etT Srnli bliIs Ftsrlib itius triItrs quIaat
tir ltiRs hamiis MAIDEN, eafiir abr aud, feiHi
Aiettgsncrt ScmrdHie pdbl,n fbnntu. ala hi,
ate, ltpu itit 10 9abrru terStrls Ttnn NPu.
tall rem : philadelphia.
Ser i'silfT Vslis7 Gsuirait III rntldiseu
her bfils hne libnallfs. tan iTaene zine Gemsa
mic etr SnpbfTaeen bitlsu lam. Dsrlslb
u HnnnItbitGr Gncoutestihlol une uatb seu
MaHabuitttS GfisB Tupie turd gtltlus BE-
9empaals dnu ciHe 1clco nismals ntatl
WiditsiobInns piriaafn ia sis Gempauis str
gtThdaisn swti GTiiibrils sss 9ptrtbtS au
NulanasH peTilrtdt.
ttssuigiu uHfsTtr QSiu, tptlcbe ibrs dami
lien flhtr 9siitat itbsu piinlhen i'm 3aas ibrs
1abinldtiSsns, ipllign bsi 6ru. Rotert 3
SbimplT bsm bifhaen agsnitn eer Gumpani.
rerlpretbtu, ptiter stiiaue ausfunft eibsilei
tdnn ubsr bic Ratsu efr psrl9itetuu 8sradtr
uugsPl6us,
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6cridtli6cs.

Die 8robseidporenen babcn fir
neue Gpuntp Sriden fOIgenoe 8erfpils
Iisunaen smpfobIen: Sir cine Sriide
iiber 3unfbannod @reef Spilben Benton
1onuibip uuo 2aBlume Borough
$1,000; fir cine Bride ii6er 1iadeit
Yroot in Sell TownIbip $500; fur cine
Bride uber ben SiiNSpeig Der Tunfs
banned Greef ;wiihen ben Sp,pnibipS
Benton unb 9iorb Nbinston $1,000 /;
fir cine Bride itber 9e9Sitts Greet in
Sdb Ellington Soipnibip $500; mo
fir cine Bride Iber cen 9ebigb 5Iub
i'm Borough OouIrsbpro $500. Su
alien 6dlIen mdiien bis reipettipen 2o'
t0litdten bic Sunoameuie leSeu.
Die OroBseidporsnen baben ibre
2Irbcit nod nidt bssnSist. perben bies
obsr pieIIci9t I'M 9auie bcs 0iittippdS
tbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-10-07
elite SrutId)et Srietr.
Bon Der saSfeite.

B65- Srnu Mdrp ardmer bat Ioeber
cine GrObs Gartic bon Diiten fir Srau
en-, Sunefrducn unS 8ineer erbalten
Sic bat bic Wanren felbit in 9tep g)or
ausBepdbIt uno lam FIR bic @iite ber-
ieIben 9ayantiren. Sic umfaIicn ci,
neueiten Serbitmo6eu un6 bic 9reii,
iino iebr niecriO.
Sn nddaer 9sit iper6en iic5 9biait
&eip uno Sri. Gbriitine giuhsr sbslid
uerbinoen.
Our6 SermitteIuna 6ss Sfn. @has,
S. Uliuer erlan9ten ipdbrenb ben Iebter
aipei gScben 2l3 lesionen ibr erIteS
Siirserpapier uno 1870 OaS Speiie.
2eBten Ionueritae beganncn unite,
9eItun8 bon Srn. Spbn 9enteS Die 0e,
idnssIbunsen Der neu gebiIreten 0e.
ldnSeleftion oes 9addlpanna eeutIhen
unterittibun8s 8creins.
Die SrauunB bon Srn. Geo. 81.
SuiIsr bon bier NIT sri. ella Tretb.
aipap bon 9BiItesborre fane am Diem.
ltag Diittaa i'm Snuis Der 9rauhnutter
in Wiltssbarre itatt.
Der @eiunebeiissuitanb BON Grmapor
@eamiib 0iebt mob INNER Su ben
idIimmiten Scfar6tuugsn glnla6 unb
leIne GeneIun8 1T nod tein ii9ere6
5attum.
Serr Scuis 25mtnitsin bon Der eIften
gSaro uno 5Il. emma Glenn, Sodter
oeS GbepaarrS Satob Stem bon 9poacs
iown. iuerbeu am DcnnerItag, ben Z.
Sttoter, III ben Gbcitano trttea. Slid
gum Sunoe
Su Dem SaaIe Der 99aiIenbeimatb
fano am 0Onnsrltda bic 1rauune BON
Sobn Wthier nit JioIa 0iaurcr Itatt,
wsl9e 8ep. 3weiSia pornabm. Die
Sraut par iton ieit Sahrcn in Ger
Waiienbeimdib tbdIis une fat ale 1is
rettcren Der 2lnitagt wpblten oir Gere,
monte bci mad bcriitten rabmsn Die
AnHeicnoen on eiuem rei(5libsn Sr6.
SeiiSmabIe tbeil. Das iuuae gaar
lOuroe ourd cine 0ienss pom .pOdScits.
8ei6cntcn tt6erralbt unS ipItficbt biers
nit ben 0cbern icineu 9anf anssu.
O'tiden. DaS iun3e Gbepaar bat lid
an SS'lloipitraBe Pdu5Iid ein9eri6iet.
Saul 9iamirser une Sri. s(gneS
g8ldel purcen Oonnsritag AbsnS 6urb
Srn. Yfr. Gbriit sctraut.
gIm SoREtaB tesann in Der ct.
Niarientlrhe odbisr cine Wiiiipn, wcl6e
mebreie SeIuitenpiler leiten.
9Im 5reitaB in ber Sriibe iiarb na6
ldnSerer 8ranI6eit ;JafOb 9lminger i'm
9llter bon Is Sabren, 6 Nionaicn unb
6 Ia8en. Das Sssrdbnib fano am
SonntdB iu esm neusn faibpIii6en
6ricebofe itatt.
Die 9leptune Gompanie mil ibre
9anSs6eueriprise Ueifaufsn.
SteuerfOaeItUr 0elbsrt sablte am
Samitas pieocr $1,000 ub.
Die Sanserrun6e pirS am 25. DIT.
eth GcnScrt ScbCu.
SoF- Sm Saubtpre Der @ebr. Slid
an GeoarFtr. iinoet man Die beiteg9aare.
Ss9~ 6ciScnipan's beriibmtes Reip'
art Eager uuo 8altdntius's grport
Bier 1T INNER gu babsu beim Sdb6en
cher 9ubenO 6iaiden bel lJii6aeI
Oiiaer, 434 uno 436 Gsbar Gpenue !;
peSSIcidsn bic beitsu &utI6sn un6
9ierNe su reileiben. ale 8eitsluns
un8sn lei @cit pNer GsIepbOn pdnItIi4
auSSefubrt.
say- G6as. S6eua'S Stisfel. unb
S4abBeiddft lit nit Ssn bsIten @aa'
ren reid!ib berieben uRo Die 9rsiie
iinO 10 niseriS, iuie irsenOWO in Der
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