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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
CAMP FORAKER.
ohi"s hthtiH at Carthage Description
OF the nurd"r"uS GatIing Guns of the
fifth Battery.

ohi"'s MILITIA at Carthage Description
OF the MurdcruuS i.atIing Gums of the
Fifth Battery.
The Cincinnati papers say that every
thing passed oil Pleasantly at Camp Fora
krr.at Carthage, yesterday. The usual rou-
tine drills and paradr> were oh~rr> ed The
boys wer" visited by a large rumber OF
people, and received their friends Snd ad-
mirer~ cordially. No complaint of the quail
ny "T quantity of the Pr"vemdrr was heard.
and III" 100 militia there are we'll fed
Shortly before midnight the camp was dis
turhed by a terrific thunder storm with a
drrnchlng rain. The Third Regiment men
were securely sheltered in floral hall, and
, suffered n" IncouNrmrucr: but those in the
tents did not fare 80 well. Many Of them
Were thoroughly drrnched. but those who
had their entrances fastened. were not quite
." unfortunate. The Fourteenth Regiment
rncamI"d on the low ground or circle with
in the race track. got the worst of
tn" storm. The olr"prr~ on
the blum escaped by taking refuge in the
various buildings dotting the upper part OF
the fair grounds. The storm lasted thirty
minutes. and WAS quite Violent while il con
tmurd. Just at niglItfaIl the camp was Wis
tied by Generals ANline and Bushnell. of
| the governors staff, Who came ont in car
rlage. The camp grounds will not present
cheerful or inviting appearance this
morning.
| The CDmmCIciHl Gu-ctf, saws:
| The loading and firing drill of the Sev-
rnth was also chrered. 50 rapid were the.
movements of the men, and the sharp click
| ing Of the hammers of the guns. at a dis
tamrr, bore Il striking resemblance To the
ticking of huge cIork.
In the afternoon two of the Gatling guns
were manned and placed in position on the
edge of a blum overlooking the railroad
track. target of white paper was placed
ON 4 whcelbarruw against the face of dis
tamt gravel pit, and the murderOuS guns
being loaded, targr; practice was inaugu-
rated. The gun of Battery + was in charge
of Lieutenant Wilbur Colvin. the other be
Ing i'll charge of Lieutenant Shepard. The
guns were worked with marvellous rapidity.
and their rattling discharge attracted a
! large crowd.
In five seconds Lieutenant CUlvin'S gun
| discharged l0s shots, and was aimed with
| great precision, the target being perforated
| by 81 many holes that ii resemblrd a piece
"t m">quit" netting. Its effect ON street
mob would he simply murdrrOus, and
nothing could Withstand the l-aden hail
that belched with continuous rattle and
roar from the ten barrels of the awful i'm
plemrnt of war.
The Commercial GdzCttc has the follow
ing notes of interest
Colonel w. J. White makes a good officer
and is an old army man, as is also Adjutant
General ANlime.
First Sergeant Vim. Haller of Company
B. Seventh regiment has been appointed
acting sergeant major; Charles r. Ridgrly.
. Company \, Seventh, regimrntal musician,
and Private Irwin Forbmger of Company
|, rtgmental cnmmi>Sionary sergeant, by
| Col. w. J. White
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
A Mimic Ball Through MS Head.

\ man with deep indentrd scar about
and on a line with the ear. sat in Dr. Rus
sells office this morning gazing rrilrcttully
at a battered and mSShaprd ounce mimic
ball which lay in the palm of his left hand.
This was A. Roberts. residing AT l96 Lin
den avenue, this city. On October 4, 1852.
at Corinth, Miss, while fighting under
Gen. RoSecranS, he was shot in the head.
the ball entering at the spot now marked
by the ~,'ar on the right side, and lodging
against the upper part of the left jaw,
which is shattered. 1t was cut out. The
hall uarrnMIN mi,Snl the hraim
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
TO ADVERTISE THAT

We manufacture all our own goods,
might mean great deal if it were only
true, which it isn't. There are ever so
many items in the clothing line which
we, with ever so big a factory, find it
cheaper to buy than to make, and we're
free to confess it. Why, you could no
more find a clothing house like ours
with one exclusive make of goods, than.
you could expect a family to thrive,
eating cake three times day. Clothing.
stores, no less than human beings, need
variety, and whenever we see an item
in some ore eIses wholesale house
that's nicer, or tastier, or cheaper than
our own, we buy it; and that's about the
way the world over, even with the
largest frms---who have any sense.
THE LONDON CLOTHING co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

Yesterday afternoon sneak thief en-
tered a residence at the corner of Shatfrr
and Nigh streets. The family happened TO
be in the second story and the thief went
through the lower part of the house without
trouble. The only article stolen waS
a silver watch, valued at about $50, which
was hanging OH the wall. The family
whose name could not be learned. saw the
fellow leave the house. but strangely enough
did not think OF him a. being a robber
No clue 10 his identity has yet been dis
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

At THE MEETING Of the Womau's Society.
Il May 10Th. a vote Of thanks was again ten
drrrd 10 Mrs. John II. Thomas for her most
faithful and efficient services, accomplishing
50 much during her term of Office With the
Interest uf the FIRST church" ever at heart
she thought and planned. giving much valuable
time. and also more substantial aid, that every
social. every entertainment might be practi-
cal benefit 10 her members and 10 her treasury
That she succeeded, We have only 10 look
around for the proof, and We behold friendship
among the former; and when We see the beauty
OI our lecture room. the cleanliness OF our au-
dlrncr-rnom. We know the treasury was not
empty To her and her faithful assistants. We
again SAY that II j. with regret We see their po-
SltIuuS vacated.
THF WoN,N's SOCIETY OF THE FIRsr PKEsBT-
TFRIAN CHURCH.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

Last night Mrs. Elizabeth SelIarS died at
the residence of her son, II. VI. Sellars, No
2l2 Pearl street. Mrs. SellarS was eighty
six years of age and had been feeble for
some time. Her death was caused by the
breaking down of all her vital forces. 4
short funeral service will be held at the
house tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock and
the remains will be- taken Ia Nemia at Il
nIrln.E fnr bi,riaI
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
YOUNG MEN

Who are anxious to do some
thing for themselves. but
know not how to begin or
where to go. and are thus
prevented from making an
effort, will find that a few
months in our institution will
prepare them for positions in
the business and commercial
world, where ability and in
dustry are quickly recognized
and we'll paid.
During the month of May
we will sell scholarships on
monthly payments.
THE NELSON BUSINESS COLLEGE CO.,
ARCADE.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
ESTABLISHED 1928.
GOING WEST

To kanOpOlis-the future great city
Of Kansas. The best investment In the
city. will Offer my entire stock for
sale, including splendid line Of spring
goods just received. Must be sold be.
fore the 10th Of May. In the mean.
time will beglad to see all Of my old
customers as well as~ new ones, that l
may give them the benefit, of greatly
reduced prices. will also sell goods
by the yard, cutting the same without
charge. j. W. PHILLIPS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

The storm prevented 80 many who had
tickets from attending the entertainment
given by Mission Band of ST. Paul church
on April ~, they have decided To repeat it
on Thursday evening of this week. All
those having tickets can use them on this
occasion. The entertainment was excellent
and can well bear repeating. Some new
features will be added 10 the programme.
and all who patronLe this band in their
good work will be- amply repaid. All are
invited. Admission 10 cents.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
Elegant Reclining Chair Car.

Leave indianapolis al 1850 p. Ill. daily,
and are run through. via |. ID. Il S. Ry,
Decatnr, Springfield and Jacksonville), Il
keokuk, Iowa, without change. Seats in
the cars are free from indianapolis. Through
coaches on day trains to Mississippi River
points without change. Persons going
west, northwest or southwest should apply
Ia Nearest coupon office for tickets, via
indianapolis, Decatur X Springfield R'y.
indianapolis office, ia South Illinois street.
john S. LAZARUS,
9ltft General Passenger Agent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

The marshal of Kenton passed through
this city this morning, en route for the
Dayton work-houSe, with Al. Logan, col
0red. and woman also named Logan.
white, who Were yesterday convicted OF
and costs each and sentenced to sixty days
in the wUrk-houSp.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
New Firm.

F. 7. Whitehead has purchased the in
terest of r. b. FlagO in the grocery bust
ness of Flago n Whitehead, and the buSi-
hess will hereafter be conducted under the
firm name of F. +. Whitehead ~ Co. Nj
Whitehead is an experienced business man
and will retain Charles BowluS.
and has also engaged the services of
A F. Trout the old and experienced grocer,
who will be glad 10 see his friends at the
new stand. This makes a strong c"mbina-
tion and We beSpeak for them a successful
business career together. They are all ex-
rellrnt gentlemen and fully deserve all pat
ronage bestowed upon them.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

All Knights of PythiaS candidates for the
ranks of Page and Esquire are requested to
meet at the castle lG A. r. hall tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon at o'clock. for the.
purpose of having the ranks conferred upon
them. All such candidates are urged to be
present without fail.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
LOST.

I u>T-A collecting route book, on last Thurs
IL day. with Inst ii names. Covered with drop
cnv-r. 4 reward will be paid by leaving it al
{. II Pierce Co. ism
STRANED OR STULEN-From the premises
= Of FRANK J. Eggrr, a sorreI pony with white
face. left hind foot white 10 paSteur Joint.
about twelve hands high. Any information
leading 10 its recovery will be liberally re
warded. Leave information with Ad. BakhauS
Il Co. druggists l7g ia
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
FOR SALE.

pOR SALE-Screen doors and windows To
L order Doors made exact size. No trouble
TO hang. ponrs rrwired. Diehl. , and - East
Main street. Islam"
TUR SALE-Jag-ar; good Is new; cost SIS;
will sell for ~. Call at ~ kizer 81. l>2t
DOR SALE-A small house. to be removed OF OF
I lot Ne. 2il W High st. Also. foundation
stone and picket fence. Inquire OF c. Z. Nor
rs, attorney -at-law. lst'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

Joe Miller left last night at ten o'clock for
Cleveland. He will probably return to;
mOrrOw.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

EOE RENT-l.argt store on Main street.
/ twenty Two BY ninety feet; rent fifteen dol
lars per month. Inquire of Thomas sharp.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

Walkers celebrated Nicaragua coffee at
the Arcade Grocery.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

EuR RENTING UnfuruiShrd rooms of good
i slZr. must be- rented together; rent rrA.
sunablr. Address Lock Box 46l. l>-T
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Srvrn room house, front and
side entrance, large yard, water works. etc.
central location. George A. Diehl, No. - and
- l. Main street lSSt'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

TOR RENT-,i"nd stable. with room for three
L horses and two carriages. Call At n south
Market street lN1r
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

DOR RENT-WiH rent cheap. good house.
with eight rooms and kitchen, at No. }N3
" Columbia street. Enquire al hidder's r,,s
aurant l24tf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

IUR RENT Pasture. by the month. on the
i MCtT~l-ht farm. north Market street Prices
reasonable. Access 10 spring water. Inquire
al farm. lst+
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

nor RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. pleas
L autly situated. Inquire at ~ West Cuium
hfg STREET IL
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL 6REWTIES.

Fishers Block. Main street, ad Door West
of Limestone. Springfield.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
PEOPLES COLUMN.
WANTED,

WANTED-A competent person TO take
w charge. in her own home, Of an aged lady
who i partially disabled. Address Lock Bo\
49,. city. l>2t
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
HOUSE ClEAkING!

To make the CRATE and other iron work look
like new. Makes II a bright glossy black. In
Il and - cent bottles.
All OF thesr for sale At
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Grant In crfter Nacihe.

Ser teranli@e @ranit tommt INNER
mebr our 8erwenoung iomObl fir Sc
bduoe, tDie au6 CUR 9e, Itellung BON
WonEmenten. Oas @rabbenfmal beg
bertorbenen 8oauerneur pedie, oas
BON Germ Granf Sei9 aus teras
niidem @ranit angefertiat murbe, itebt
1ebt fertig In Der 9auptftabt Nuftin unb
lIefert ben Bemeis, baB feline Nrbe
aus cieiem Bacterial bersefteat merb n
fam.
Granf Seid, Der einaise gerfertiger
bon Mouumenten unb Sdulen aug tez
ranii9em Grant in Der Staot, erbielt
3mei groBe Carloads BON bieiem Mates
rial, Inn aus oemlelben grobe polirte
Sdulen fir bas 8anfgebdube bes Col.
Breckenridge ber5uftellen.
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eSm GinbereIa gdlub @fnre

limb tleue Waaren eingetrofen fir Bic
beoorltebenoe Srubiabrsz5ai
0 q. Wir baben uns bird ben Nu=
geni6eim oaOon ii6eraeuet, baB oieie
Waarsn: Samens unO Sinner S9ube
9errenI6ube &C.. los Bette fiub. mos
le i'm bisFiseH Morfie ofsri1t murbe.
Sic Iuspabl 1T iehr reiGbaltie unb bic
Yreiis iinb ieAem 8e6iirfnib onoeme1tn.
User e%leeantss unb no~uerbaftss @9ub=
5eug tro9en mill, Der 9ebe gum
Cinderella S9ubz5tor
Gde 6ouftonitraBe & Npe. 6.
2,St1i
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California Ssefne.

3err s.. S. MeDer, WboIeiaIe &
G%etailbdnbter in Weinen. Mlamo plasa,
1T por &nr5em BON ieiner bierten Sc
i9dftsrelie mad Californian auriidge.
febrt. ST fann iebt feline Gunoen unb
Gamtlien nit ben beften @orten BON
@aliforniazW einen unb reinem Srauz
berieben. &einen galifors
MIA @laret o%erfauft er Die @alone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdli@te Weine
limb tets bel inn borrGtbig.
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gGpls, Silarb !: gafopft.

Sen 8eiu6ern meiucs Biaar6s
Salons, fopie Dem pubIifum Inn N0z
gemeine1 aeige i6 hermit an. baB ib
pom l. Mdr3 ab bic &ontrole iiber Die
5tuaros 1elbif ibernebme, oa !0err %.
8. elarf ii6 auf feinen eigeuenW unf9
b%erdnbert.
Som l. Mdr5 an tperben Bel mir brei
Der f%einifen 8lllaretif9e, ME fie BON
ben erlten 8iQiaroipielern Der Welt
benubt tperben, gu finben fem.
10, lt-l-3] u. S9oI3.
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aetm amohen. gfet. en- tnehr.

Gsparb Sbepbero in harrisburg, ST., fagt
ia Der @ebrau@ bes electric Bitter 10 pobI.
tbdtige Golgen fir mid bate, + lite i'd mid fir
berpfidtet, DieS ner leioenoen Menl1beit nit
autbeilen Sd bate adt Sabre lang elm boies
8ein unb meine Ger5te bcbaupteten bas ent.
msber Der anoden seidabt ODER oas 8ein ab-
senontmen iperoen miine. Stott beien gebrauds
tie i'd bret 6lai9en electric Sitter uno I S9ad.
tefm 8udlens Srnica. Cable unb mein 8ein 1T
iebt gefuno.
Electric 8itters ipirb tets ben @rfole BADEN,
oer fir bafelbe beanipru9t nirb. 9ur 80
Gents bic GlaiGe bel u. .Dreib.
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Gin SiSmIer

wiinf6t ii@ in eiuer Stabt ober Mrs
fie6luna in Gapette Ober einem bena9s
barten @outtp niebersulafen, mo bies
8eIAdft uenig pertreten unb Nusf9t
auf beltdnoige Mrbeit porbanben 1T.
@efdlise Mittbeiluugen bieriiber bittet
man an bic Office Der D6reien prehe"
au ribten.
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0ie ,@afpeftpn gseps."

S6On felt Sabreu nimmt bic Sab.
Jtetps" inter ben 3eitungeu Oes 9taa>
tes 5eras uno aud Ser iibrigen Sub
ftaaten ben e,itsu Stang elm. Man mag
tie nit irgenb elmer anoern 3eitlug bers
glei1sn uno Dem Snbalt na6 prlfen,
uno miro ltets, mas Bic Mauni6faltigz
felt beIielben bsttift, Der uNews' DEN
Tol5ug suertennsn mihen. Sic trd9t
alien Sntereiisn &e6nuug, iopo9l ben
politiI6eN, mie BEN IanDpirtbldaftii=
9en, geuerbli6en uno wlHenl 9aitliz
9en. Oabsi 1T lie, obglei9 Die 9emo=
fratie beriretsnp, fein eigentlibes Purs
teiblatt i'm itrengeE Slime bes Wprtts
uno f6eut f6 ni6t, Die S9aoen Der
eigeaen Bartei auf5uoeden, ltatt lie gu
bemdntelu. Sic geftebt aud Der Sppo*
li,ion aemlhe Ge6te gu, uno geraoe bic
lie 5teQung rdumt ibr ben 0orSug bor
blelen anoern Bldtterr Elm, bic benz
parteifleppertbum bolitdnbig berfaaen
limb uuo in Der 8eI9lmpFuuB ibrer
8egner oft @rfaunlihes lie fen. Sle
Sdreibmeiie Der pNems" 1T ftets cine
riidli6tsooqe, unb geta0e aug bieiem
@1unoe f6nnen mir ie uniern Geier1,
bic auf cine enelif6e 3eitung gu abonz
1iren piini6en, beitens enpfebler. Sas
Wo9enblatt Der rNews", glei@piel Oh
es in 1alueiton ober i'm 3meiggef9dft
5u Dalas erf6eint, beftebt aus II Seis
ten uno tOtet $3.50 pro Sabr. User
aber $3.50 einienbet, erbdlt auber benz
Blatte cine ubr nebf Gette.
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9rpbire "a selbst.

Ser Bepeis fir Die Site oes 9ubbins beiteb
nidt I'M Rauen bes @arnes, fonOsrn in 8e.
nisuna Der @%eIegenbeit gum 8ertriten befieI,
ben. s. Salteber C Son, bic Gpotbeter, baben
cine &robe1ai9e bon Dr. 8pianto's Suffen.
uno eunsen. Shrnp, fur Seoeu, Der nit Suften,
Grfdltunaen, aifnma, S9pinbfudt ober Gun,
genfrantbeit aepIaat 1T.
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Sic nIthpm1hrtp Sirmn g.!

= 0ie altbewdbrte 5irma 8. %.
Gail & III in Baltimore bebauptet
nod INNER ben erffen Stang unter ben
Sabatfabrifanten blefes 2anbes. Sbre
Ga5rifate fir &auher un6 S9nnpfer
unb nit &e@t bic populdrften sprten.
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Gafiup @eSeaidaft.

Witttpo9 ben 10. Gebrnar SpeaiaIs
8eriammlung bebufs 6eftffenung beg
Geitproeramms fir einen @oftim=8 Ball.
Sie Damen finb b6fli6f, bic Serren
b~rinsenb a%ufseforbert, punt 8 l1br
Nbenbs 5u eribeinen.
Sas 8ergniigungs=@omite.
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bab bic eente mad Colorado, geu . Merifo unb
Dem 8eften geben, UNI bic S9pinofnGt su er.
leidtsrn, 1T gar ni6t notbi9 Sober uerniinf.
tise Mann piiroe Or. 8Ofanfo's Suiten. uno
eunsen > Sgrip in benz erfen @rabe Der
Sapinoiudt sebrauden. IS lit unfeblbar in
allen Galen bon 9uiten. %GrtdItungen. 8ron.
4itis, S4mer5sn in Der 8ruif unb alIer Snmp>
tsmen, pei6e ets 8frldufer Der S4pinbfudt
gslteu @reis SO Gents unb 81 90. @erfauft
bel 8. 3alteber & Son.
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Ru nermiefhen.

Sas @ef6dfts6aus al gommercee
9traee, friber bon ben 6erren 5. OPP
penbeimer & So. benubt, if NIT ooer
obne ben gaserraum an MarfetaraBe,
5u oermietben.
6,2,-6mt CD. 5tebes.
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DHT u. 3an6er p~erfauft te n
5tern>Oel gu 25 Gents bic @allone,
mie Dorber ange5ei9t wur6e.
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esImproyed Condition Powdersy fir gfe.

be unb &inppieb. Gin a~usae5eiAnetes unb er.
probtes @ulber in Der 8e6anOlung Don 6ub.
trantbeiten aller s(rt, alaemeine 'llnp1Slidfeif,
anma6fen Der 9aut. Raube, seIbes @afer.
Mausel an Mpretit. @ebrau9sanmeifunq auf
Der Gillette. Gabriairt BON uno gum 8erfauf
bel aboIpb DreiB, alamo @lasa, gegcns
ibsr Der Iotoffie, San Intonio.
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@eIumt

Gin tii9tiger oeutf@er @@mie6.
Nad3ufrasen bel 8. 5. @embler, 431
Welt 9oufDnfraBe. 2,2-t6mm1m
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0eSudbf

tperben atpei bereits i'm Gsbrau1 getpez
iene pianos. Na95ufrageu bel
9,2 3m Carl Bed.
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= Wiaiam 5. Greeman, Der 9ater
bon %. &. freeman, ftarb am Montag
ouf elmer Band in Der Ndbe Der Stabt.
Die B%etrbi8ung Der 2ei6e farb beute
(Weittmo9) 9ormittag itatt.
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MHerlet.

Wir maren etDas gu boreilig dig
mir mdbnten, Die 8lattern feien boil
ftdnbig aus San Mntpnio perf6munoen.
Sic i9einen aufs Neue aufgetau9t 81
iein uub man nil BON 3 pber 4 BeriO=
men wiien, Die on iener &rautbeit bar
nieber liegen.
= Gin &omite Ser &nigbts Of 2dber
in Serrea bat Die bortigen &aufleute
erlu6t, alen @ef6dftsbertebr nit 5aM>
ger Bios. in Dauas ab3ubre@en.
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ben Den Gni9bts Of 2abor beripro6eH,
lbre Waaren ni6t mebr our9 bic Mal=
Iorp 2lnie peridifen gu lafen uRo
aud feine Stetfon 0iite mebr gu fau.
fen. Soltea fe ibr Wort balten, f.
mirb @alpeiton barunter leiben uno
ct. 2ouis s%euinnen.
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paiD gebaut perOen.
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brad burd 6unten BEG eleftrii6ef
2i9tes 6euer aug. Ser angeri9tett
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un,dblige Mittel erfolglos a1gewanbt.
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had peniaen Soien i6on fiblte i'd
cine eriinblide 8eRerung porii9geben.
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I'M Staate 9eras.
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3. s. Miiaer,
Sabrilant BON 0fubber Stamys, S&as
bfonen, @ieseln, Bar @heds, I~barpLattsn
unb 6auenummern.
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