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The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
A Busted Show.

Coleman's Georgia Minstrels, n
negro concern with white man
as chief cook and bottle washer,
went to piecas in Dawson last
Wednesday night, and after the
show most Of them took the dirt
route and began a tramp to Co.
lumbus, where the minstrels origi-
mated. They took in only $3.50
at the door and their expenses
here were about $500.
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Terrell's Roads.

Terrell county usually has very
good roads, and the commission
ers of the several districts can
hardly fail to have them in better
condition this winter thai. they
usually are. Farm work has not
been pressing anl the weather
has been all that could he desired
for working them. There is,how.
ever, some complaint in regard to
the streets in the outer edges of
town.
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Died at the 4s,'lum.

From the Cuthbert Enter
prise we learn that Mrs. G. A.
Allen, who was sent f,om near
Shellman to the asylum o short
time ago, died at that place last
week. Her rem ,ins were interr-
ed in the 4th district Of Randolph
county Saturday. She. leaves
several small children, who will
sadly miss a mothers guiding
hand.
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DR.. George A. LOTION.

The many friends in Dawson
of the above Damed gentleman
will read with interest the follow
ing from the Baptist Reflector,
published at Chattanooga, Tenn. /;
"Dr. G.. A. Lotion has resigned
at Dalton, Ga, and accepted a
call to Tanadega, Ala, and we are
glad of it; not that we are glad
that Dalton loses a most excellent
pastor, but that Talladega, after
losing one of the grandest men of
the South, from a thirty years
pastorate, secures so good Il man
to succeed him. Brother Lotion
has often been in our office within
the last two years, and we have
studied him closely. He is no.
BILE, big-souled, earnest Christian
minister. Since 1870 he has add
ed about 1000 souls to the
churches in Memphis, st. louis
and Dalton, and under sound, un-
sensational preaching. His pas
torate at Dalton has been a mar
velous success half the church
debt i>as been paid, and sixty
members have been added. We
rejoice to know that his health
has been entirely restored, and
that in entering upon bis new
field of labor he will not have to
contend with nervous prostration,
as in former years. May God
abundantly bless both pastor and
people!"
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
The Trick Business.

Tie truck season has again
drawn to a close, AID by consult
ing the returns it will be found
that the truckster is still minus
the expected fortune. In some
instances the crcp has not paid
for its production, much less the
expenses of gathering and trans
Dortatien.
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The Election.

At the time of going to press,
Wednesday night, the returns
of the several precincts in the
county have not been consolida-
ted. There was no excitement
aud the vote is light. The domc-
cratic nominees were all elected
without opposition.
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Deaths.

Tuesday uigat Jesse. the 9.
months-old baoe of Miss Eva Len
nard, died from the effects of
teething.
Mr.Angus Grant, sou of our for
mer towusman, Captain Grant, died
in Baker county last Saturday.
AS there were not any Catholics
present except the family, Capt.
Grant conducted the burial SER
vices.
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Staniex and LiHingsto,i.

Wheu ST anley after years Of
untiring energy, discovered Liv-
ingston, tbe great African Explor-
er; tile first Question tile old hero
asked was "Did you bring any of
Hsrper's Old Nelson County
Whisky with you?' Upon re-
ceiviug a reply III the Affirmative
he exclaimed, "Thark hesveuw
aud burst into tears. Harper's 5
celebrated Old Sour Mash is sold
by the Sole Agent,
FEANK BSTHtNE,
Iiawsnnl Ga.
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DR.. G. A. Cheatham

Is at nome to remain. Persons
desiring his professional services
can find him either at his office or
residence when not professionally
engaged.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07

Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cine, perfect family medicine
for the common ills OF life. 1t
has no equal. 1t is specific for
sick headache. For sale IN Daw-
son, Ga. by Crouch Bros, Drug
gists. yrl.
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AT the regular monthly meet

Ter III CnlS county has labOred for
a church several years and has
received from his flock only $3.50.
Lets come together and make
another pull for our town. We
want railroad, q cotton compress
and two or three other little en- ter
prises.
1t will, as soon as it rains, be
time for the farmers to begin pre-
parations for sowing grain. Guess
they are aware of it, though.
Many Of our f~rmers have
more THAN half of their cotton
picked cut. The weather for
picking has beer all that one
could ask.
The cotton market is steady
with an upward tendency, and it
is the opinion of buyers that the
price will not go below what it is
now,
Our artesian water, which is
strongly impregnated with miner
al, no doubt has much to do with
the robust looks of Dawson's bus
mess men.
Patsy Daniel, negro woman
from the Dover neigl gl,borhood, was
tried before Ordinary Bell Tues
day on writ of lunaey and found
to be fit subject for the asylum.
The largest and prettiest line
of tooth brushes, hair brushes,
combs, toilet articles and fancy
goods ever ia the city at James
Drug Store. If.
The creditors have agreed on
Messrs. H. S. Bell and B. b. Per-
ry as receivers of the Minis stock.
The store will opened to-day and
the goods retailcd.
The weather has been quite
cool several days the past week,
and the bright and cheerful glow
Of fire fickered around the
hearthstones.
Owing to the drouth turnip
greens are scarce. Many have not
succeeded in getting the seed
sown to come up, and where they
did come there is only part of a
stand.
The watermelon season is
over, and when one is seen it is
very knotty. A Southwest Georgia
darkey, however, is able to clean
oneto the riud without pang fol-
lowing the performance.
When you see man on a
moonlight night trying to convince
his shadow that it is improper to
follow a gentleman, you may be
sure it is time for him to join q
temperance society.
The farmers of adjoining
counties have aeen bringing their
cotton to Dawson all the season.
They find it to their interest to
buy their supplies in our market
as we'll as to sell their cotton here.
We are inclined to the opin-
ION that our people would rather
have a good rain-a regular light
wood knot foater-to lay about
six inches Of dust than any law
the next Legislature may make, or
ANYTHING pertaining to politics.
1t is at this season OF the
year that the small boy gently
olides out st the back gate and
ganbols across the woodlands In
search of the rlpening chinquepin
and psrsimmon. The average
small boy is as happy just now as
pig in watermelon time
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Clothing.

Horsley g. Killeu,a as usual, have
ut in stock, for their numerous
customers and friends, a large and
elegant assortment of Mems, Boys
and Children's Clothing. This
stock is OF the hast tailor-made
garments, Of good material and
latest styles. A perfect fit is
guaranteed. They propose to
sell cheap and it will be to your
interest 20 call and examine their
stock before purchasing olss-
where.
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County Commissioners Court

There was full attendance Of
the county commissioners at the
Session Of the County Board on
Tuesday last. The question of
damages growing ont Of an appli-
ton for a public road in the 4th
district was referred to jury to
be summoned by the Sheriff.
Fannie Westfeld. white pau
per, was admitted to the Poor
House. Jesse Robertson, colored,
applied for help; but, being un-
willing to go to the Poor House,
his application was tabled. Notch
away bridge at the Battle Ground
is being rebuilt under the direc-
tion Commission A. j. Lee and
the Ordinary.
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Go to Horsley & Killen's
for Jerseys.
THE Bryan stables have not
been sold to T. NJ. Butner, of Ma
con, as was reported.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Parker will open
a boarding house the 1st Of Octo-
Der in the Farrar building, lately
occupied by Mrs. Arnett. 2w.
Some Of the finest farms in
the State are in Terrell. No one
can travel through the equity
without testifying to this facS.
While much has already been
done this year in repairing, paint
ing and beautifying residences,
yet there is still room for i'm
provements in every direction.
-Drs. Jones and Thurmond
have moved their dental office up
stairs over the postoffice. The
room vacated1n the lower story
by them is now used as MILL
merry shop by Miss Orie Parker.
Seven Springs Iron Alum
Mass cures diarlAea, bilious col
ic, cholera infantum, and all disor-
ders of the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels.
--Patronize your hom6 hier-
chants and home institutions all
you possibly can. Nothing is
more detrimental to the upbuild-
ing of town than d disposition
Of its citizens to turn their trade
into foreign channels.
Baldwin & Co. & Geise will
resume work on their planning
mills building as soon as the ma
chinery arrives. They are watt
ing to get the machinery in posi-
ton to plane their own lumber
and make their own shingles.
Mrs. r. W. Ingham, 472 w.
Madison street, Chicago, Ill, rec
ominends Red Star Cough Cure a
few doses of which gave her en-
tire relief from a violent cold.
Price, 25 cents,
If there he any special iegis-
lation asked for IN behalf of Ter
rell; from the next Legislature,
publication of the fast should be
made at once in order to secure
consideration early III the session.
Our leading business houses
have never carried larger Or finer
stocks. Our sales to country
merchants increase every year, as
our merchants are competing sue
cessfully with any inland city:
Last tuesday Mr.. G. G. King
made Rev. W. t Everett; one Of
our best and MOST popular Priui-
tive Baptist ministers, a present
of a nice suit Of clothes. Mr.. Ev-
erett labors faithfully in his
cause aid is highly appreciated
by tie people Of his faith.
Mr A Fueger, COG Walnut
street, st. Louis Mo-, suffered for
two years with lumbago, aid was
confined to his bed for several
months. He was entirely cured by
the use Of st. Jacobs Oil; which
he says is also the best cure. foi
sprains and all otlier pains.
In gathering wild flowers, au.
tumL leaves, or pienicking III thf
woods, We are more or less expos
ell to danger from poisoning b,
ivy and other wild vines anc
shrubs. The poison is under Ger.
tain circumstances readily absor-
he'd by the blood, and painful
swellings or eruptiolis are caused
Such affections Hoods Sarsapa
rilla readily cures. ds 1t expels al
impurities from the blood. Ever
in cases Of poisoning by Parii
green, Hoods SarsaparilIa ha
been remarkably successful. l
should be kept constantly in th'
house for all blood disorders
Hool's Sarsaparilla is prepared
by Q. l. Hood & Co., Lowell
Mass, and is sold by all druggist
100 Doses 81.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
A gree Library.

ras been established at James
Drug Store, and everybody Is IN IN
yited to call and get books 10y the
most popular authors. u
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
1.in accident.

Information reaches US that last as
Friday Mr.. j. S. Carter, OF s tns
iath district, had an arm and hand
badly cut in gln,
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IEeStiyaI nt Rr,lllMnnd.

We learn that there will be fes.
tivsl at Bronaood tonight for the
benefit of the Methodist parsonage.
The cause is q good one aud all
should paLronize it liberally.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
COUNTY CURRENCY.

COUNTY CURRENCY.
interesting Items Concerning Town
and County Gathered by Journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.
-Loafors are few here.
Several cases of sore eyes in
town.
Monday is always a dull day
in Dawson.
The trees will soon wear the
autumn Leaf, -t>,
Cotton is still holding a stiff
upper lip.
Dawson is yet paying top
prices for cotton.
The year is surely fastening
Oh to its close.
The number of school pupils
continue to increase,
Our band will not attend the
tournament at Americas.
The wood hauler's festive
season viii soon be here.
Dawson has )me Of the finest
musical talent in the State.
Cotton rolled in at a lively
rate last Friday and Saturday.
See notice Of application for
public road in another column.
Our greet ,st trouble now is
to collect what we have earned.
The straw hat and linen dus-
ter will go into winter quarters.
Fall millinery attracts the
attention of the pensive maiden
Let our farmers get ready to
SOW a big crop of small grain this
fall.
Come and pay your subscrip-
ton when you bring your cotton
to town.
The weather is getting cool
and everybody is healthy and
happy.
The spring chicken has re-
tired and given place to the old
hen.
Let Terrell do something at
the State Fair this fall. 1t will
help her.
Game mills will soon begin to
Sflnu to the delight OF the country
small boy.
Read the third quarterly re-
port Of the City Council in anoth-
er column,
Occasionally we meet a man
who says his cotton crop is good
"a full average.
-Cuffee and Dinah are. enjoy
Ing picking agin one anntdder
In de cotton patch"
-Chesnuts are on the market
and the small boy will have pains
ulder bis apron strings.
The collector was around last
Friday. He didn't "sail on Aow-
cry beds of ease" either.
Fall drunks are replenishing
tne town treasury, aud work on
The streets proceeds,
The warehouses are jammed
with cotton. The people soon
'earn the best market.
Some farmers think the cot
'on crop of Terrell will b. har-
vested by tue first of November
With the exception Of Albany,
possibly, Dawson is paving more
,'r cotton than any of the neigh.
Boring towns.
1t is necessary that the jour.
SAI collect all outstanding in,
~eO'eaness. a Please pay up your
Srrears at once.
Nil, rarties owing me TOR guanc
,nl please deliver cotton at ware,
"oSse Of lowrey Brothers.
=. I. Nj. JONES.
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Land for Sale.

Lot No. 22i in the itth district
of Terrell county can be bonghs
on good terms BY calling on us
soon. The lot is urimproyed and
ct. Hort 4 PAnKs :.
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Personal and socia. Chit.chat.


VIII you love me when rm moledi
Exchange.
Mr.. Jacob Reed in In the cit,
for the winter.
Prof. W. H. Allen, of Ameri-
Gus, was in the city yesterday. /;
Mr.. Robt. Brown, of Albany,
was in town Sunday.
Outside of rumor the matri-
monial market is dull.
-Solicitor-General Query is
attending Early court this week
Mr.. Edgar K. Rainey, of AL
bany, spent last Sunday in Daw-
son.
Rev. W. II. Cooper, of Car
tersville, was in the city the first
of the week.
AN enthusiastic meeting two
girls who haven't seen each other
in an hour.
John Orr's girl reminds him
of ice cream. She is so cuol, you
lnuw.
Mrs. ST. Jordan has returhed
after stay of several months in
middle Georgia.
Tobe Calpepper has returned
to DaYson after sojourn of sew
eral months in Texas.
Mr. Geo. Bryan, Of Tavaresi
Fla, is in Dawson visiting his
mother, Mrs. Il. H. Bryan.
Mr.. Gard Sasser, of She'll
man, circulated among his Daw-
son friends Monday.
Frank Allen is going to leaFe
for the Northern markets soon to
purchase atock Of jewelry.
DR.. G. A. Cheatham and fam
lily have returned from Gaines
vile, where they spent the sum-
met,
Monroe Cleveland left Mon
day for Eufaula to take the posi-
ton Of clerk at the st. Julien ho:
tel.
DR.. j. D. Hoyl, who has been
in bad health for sometime, is on
a visit to his brother, judge j B.
Hoyl, ut Cleveland, Tenn.
--Trom the Jonesboro News we
learn that Miss Cloud, recently
a teacher in the College, is fast
recovering from her spell Of i'll
ness:
Mr.. Joel Stevens, Of Marion
county, has a position with VIM.
Wouten. Mr.. Stevens was for
merly With II. Il; Gish &c Co,
Lynchburg
Our young friend, John Low
rey; is now d full l-fiedged knight
of tile grip. He is representing
the tobacco house Of Hancock
& Bro, Dynthburg; Va, aud is
now on his maiden trip.
Prof. W. X. Pilsbdry left
yesterday for Eufaul4 to resudie
work on the Times. The Profess
sor has beeh Oh tie sick list and
came here about ten days ago to
drink artesiaii water and reeuper-
ate.
Mr.. J. H. Davis reached
Dawson from TaYares, Fla, last
Sunday morning, and now ta )
charge Of Melton Bros clothing
store. JEFF Is one Of the cle3erest
yOung. men we ever knew aud ev-
erybody is glad to Have hind id
Dawson again.
CiBtiingl Uldti.itgl CidtNIhg!
We will take pleasure in send
ing suits of cl0thihg ON approval
to any one who will favor us With
their orders. we carry the huest
line of ready inade goods IN the
city. Always give size Of coat;
waist measure aud measure for
pants: State about tile prizes
and give us the style of coat. wan
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Inspecting the Guards.

The Dawson Guards, Capt. j,
A. Laing commanding, were in-
.spected at the armcry last Wednes-
day nightly lieutenant Nelson
Tit, of the Albany Guards, in
conformity with an order from
the acknowledgement. The In
spection was minute and thor
ough, showing Mr.. lift to be a
most careful aud efficient officer.
The inspector expressed himself
as having been highly pleased
with. the soldierly appearance of
the Guards and announced the
inspection faultlass in every par
ticular.
Our company is inferior to
none, and presents a fine appear
ance, equipped with the latest i'm
proved arms, a handsome uniform
and a captain with but few equals,
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Killed by Swallowing a Nickel.

Last Sunday night the little4-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Green Bowen, of the Chickasaw-
hatchee district, died. Death is
thought to have been due to a
nickel that the little fellow swal-
lowed some time ago.
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For Sale.

/ have one hundred bushels of
seed oats for sale. They are
the Red Mexican oat.
S. L. JORDAN.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07

-Jordan's Joyous Julep-an
instant and infallible cure for
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache
ard all Pain. For sale in Daw-
son, Ga. by Crouch Bros, Drug
giats. yrl.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07

Tom James sells the finest
tobacco in town. Try ii,
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
Hast Hatsif

The latest styles of Gents Hats
can be had at Horsley Il .Killeh's.
Dry Goods palace cheap. They
will surely please you in stylSs
quality and price. st.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07
LEGAL Department.
LOCAL SCHEDULE.

Pass. Train No. ! going West ar. al s;o1 p m
"''' No. 9 g East " l2;4s N
No, 81 q West " 3;01 am
II No So East 1925 p IN
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ClVtlilngl Uldtl.lngI CIat,lIAs!

CiTtliingl Uldti!iIigl CIotHihs!
We will take pleasure in send
ing suits of cl0thihg ON approval
to any one who will favor us With
their orders. We carry the finest
line of ready inade goods IN the
city. Always give size Of coat;
waist measure aud measure for
pants: State about tile prizes
and give us the style Of coat..wan-
ted
.eEADs, NEEL & Co,
101 Cherry ST., Macon; CID.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-07

Mr.; J. H. Davis reached
Dawson from TaYares, Fla, last
Sunday morning, and now iia )
charge Of Melton Bros clothing
store. JEFF Is one Of the cle3erest
voting men we ever knew aud cv-
erybody is glad to Have hind id
DaMsotl ngaiii.
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Sin Raufmaanm In Der llnterfsaSt

i Sin 8aafatAs9 tR Der lttterfiAbt,
BEN bsrdh geia leibenbes NIB iareienbes
Sinh taehrere Wddte Der @dlaf seranbt
purbe anb Der 31 Der l1eberaengung se.
lan8te, baB Wre. MinsIopsl @ccfbtng
@prup Serobe ber GrtiieI iei, beHsn er far
bos 3inb bencthiSte, taufte eiiaen gprrath
bapca. Gle &c nod 9auie fam aab ieis
ner Truu tobpn Wittheiluiis ma&te, net.
serte Ge iia, benz 2iube bon benz @etaufs
ten 3u nerabreiden, ba fte cine NnbGnae,
rim bee 6omSepathie mar. Die nd&ife
Na4t ipurbe mieber ialaffps berbraat.
ale Der 8ater aut nGdfen Eaae mad
9aufe Ian, fanb er bae Sinh jdIe&ter
ais ie, une basey aberraale cine i6laflcie
Nadt beflrdtete, berabrei@te e. tpdbrenb
bet Mbpefenbeit ieiner 6rau benz ainbe
cine Bortion bes 6Arup ,tnb {aste nidts
bopon. Die Madt borauf f&lief aIles
pehl unb Der tleine Sdreier ertpadte
am Wcrsen init beiterm @eidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut aber1 ben plSsliGen
wuneerbaren Wedfel unb obpchl fe lfi9
6nerit beleibist fabl.e, uls Re auifldrnrs
erbielt, feRte fe, bennO9 ben @ebrdt@
bes Gsrups fort. Gdreienbe Rinher
nnb f9laficie Rd9te ftnb ihr iest ianbe.
fannt. Cine ein5elne BrDte nit BEN
Srrup bat nod bas 2eiben iebe8 Riabes
unb bds BprurtheiI Der Muttef Ee5eat.
Sn allen Gpctbeten au Haben; rs Gents
BITE Glai&e.
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2eati1e atrdbea.|slitif

Sn Der 6tBung bes prsubii9en Ser.
renbaufes bonn II. Mpril bebattirte man
iiber bic Mmenbemefts at Der iteueu
firdempplitif6en 8orIage. Bif@of Or.
Gopp bon GtIba erfl1rte, er fei 6anfbar
fiir bic berfbbnli9e 6altung Der Nes
gierltg, miife inoeB barauf befebea,
baB bic 8orlage ni9t geniige una ben
beabfi@tig!en 3ped au erfinen. Or BE.
f~iiruortete bic Mnnabme feines frtbere1
Mmenbements.
Giirif Bismard fagte, bic Reaieruua
Jet tn Der borliegenben Grage mod 3n
feiner gnti@eibung selangt.
st babe bereits bic 8ernntmortlidfeit
bafttr auf fi@ gencmmert, baB bic Mais
gefeBe GaflpfgeieBe feten. gs babe ME
In BET Nbf9t ber &e9ierung geIeger,
bic @eieBe permanent aufre6t st erbals
ten. Der 8eriu6, ben Wini@en feis
rer fatbolii9en 1tntertbanen su begegs
men, tperbe bet Miirbe bes Gaifers Wils
belm feinen gintras tbun. Ct (Biss
mard) iei ber u~ebetaeugung, baB bic
3eit gefommer fei, Inn bie Gampfs
geiebe ab5uidaffen. st aiebe es Dor,
brett nit benz papif su oerbanbeln.
SenH er babe gefunben, baB Der
papt gegen Seuti1laftb beker aeiuut
lei dls bic Maioriidt he's &ei9stags.
S6liebli@ erfu9t er bas 0aus ben
@eieberttpurf anaunebmen, bon BEN CT
fogte, bob er bas Minifferium In ben
Stanb ieben tperbe cine breitere 8afis
fir 5ufinftiae 8erbanblunsea gu fi9err.
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gSsut. &Bdima 81 guhm.

nnfere Sauptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas Jleif9, unb urt iol@es frif@ unb
gut 3u erlangen, fattt man uttm6gli9
einen 5uberldffgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 96fing & 5obn, No.
511 Nbe. s. 9ie 9errer baben ben,
Gef9mad ibrer Runben &e9nung ges
traget1 unb In ibrem @tablifement eine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, mel6e allen
Naforoeru1gen fir @rbaltung unb gnt>
fer1uug 9dbli@er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleif9es entipri9t. sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waffbieb, aus mel@em
rur bas 8eife fit ibre 2unoen gepd6lt
tpirb. Mer reef bebient fein min, ber
beiu1e ben Martt, So. 511
Nbenue s. 1,10t1i
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San gatonio, geras, i. suIi 1885.
Can gIntonio Geras

San Mutouio, Geras, /. SuIi 1886.
Sd taufte in biefsr stabt ein Yadet bon
9orsfor6s self Battling grsab greparation,
inter5os e elmer 9eatifden 1utsrfadnua unb
fnss bab 6aHtIbe ben rsinet uub nidt aiftiaen
65ehifalien auiaaataeassfett III.
Die 5bee bes Prof. Sorsforb mar cine iDirt.
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