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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-09-21

Jury Commissioners VIM. Patrick, of
Quinton. and Edward Wallace, of Woods
town, on Tuesday morning drew the
Grand and petit jurors to serve at the Oc-
tober term Of county courts, in the court
house at Salem, in the presence of Judge
Piummer and County Clerk Coles. The
plan of drawing the jurors was described
in full last week. The Commissioners had
prepared a list of s~eventy-ive persons
eligible to duty as grand Jurors, compris-
ing residents of each township, and these
names were placed in a box and after being
thoroughly shaken up the following were
drawn, which will constitute the Grand
Jury for the coming term of courts:
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-09-21
Echoes From The Fair.

We omitted last week mention of the w.
G.. T. U. booth, erected at one side of the
main building by the Salem county w. G.
T. U. Temperance literature was gener-
ously distributed to all visitors, and seats
we're proyided for the tired and weary.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-09-21

PETIT JURORS
Asa * Pedrick, Pilesgrovc.
. David II Kelly, l. a Greek,
3 Walter Griseom, Salem,
4 : James Reed, Quinton,
; Richard Wistaf, Warrington,
g james \ Denny, L Neck,
Z Charles Dunn, salem,
! Elmer II smith, Warrington,
Q William 4 Miller. Alloway,
10 Reuben 5 Pcdrick, Oldnlans.
IL William IL Keen, Salem,
IL Joseph Anderson, i \ Greek,
10 Clarence Sinnickson, Salem,
IA John NJ Barber, p Neck,
Is Edward ID Turner, UP Neck,
IG John Anderson, Jr, Quinton,
II : Johnson Dubois, u Pittsgrove,
n Thomas Grimshaw, Z Pfttsgrove,
10 David 5 Fogg, Warrington,
20 George Ackley, P~ittsgroyc,
u Alfred Shute, Warrington.
- j L North, Pittsgroye,
q Joseph NJ Paullin, VI Neck,
81 James Borden, u l. Neck,
- Joseph w Powell, Elsinhoro,
Is James ID Torton, u Neck,
y Charles stewart. Elsinboro,
y William Langley, %, Pittsgroves
% Andrew Weatherby, Elsinboro,
70 Joseph X Lippincott, P~ilesgroVe,
81 John Eft, L PittsgroVe,
- Edward Austin, PiIesgrovc,
30 James w CARL, l. A Creek,
"a David + Broadway, PilesgroVc,
30 David A Fogg, Warrington,
81 Jacob J Hunt, Oldmans,
81 John ) Hampton, Oldmans,
81 Paul Erhardt, salem,
50 James Newell, l. 7 Neck,
40 Henry l. Davis, Quinton,
Al stephen A Garrison, Pittsgrove,
"a Thomas ii Burt, L Pittsgrove,
q Lewis NJ johnson. Z P~ittsgrOvc,
IL Adam Lawrence, u i Neck.
IS William Banks. L Pittsgrovc,
IS Joseph Naddington, Jr, Manningtol
AZ Charles W Casper, Salem,
IS Edward G Brick, L Z Neck.
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o

Miss Ida Green is attending school at
West Chester, Pa.
Miss Bessie Bassett will attend school in
Philadelphia this year.
Omar Borton returned yesterday from a
six weeks tour in Colorado.
Mrs. John Ogden, of Bridgcton, is visit
ing Mrs. w. NJ. Weathorby.
Miss Sue SculI, of Philadelphia, has
been visiting Miss Emma Lawson.
II. G. Jones, proprietor of the Consho-
hocken wooden mills, was in town yester-
day.
Wilbert Sharp, son of James Sharp, of
%Sharptown, will attend Pennington Semi
nary this year.
j. Wesley Webster, a former resident of
our town, now of Gulf Mills, Pa, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Lucy Powers, of Pennsville. has
been spending the past week in Woods
town, with relatives.
Miss Mollic Ward and Miss Annie Davis,
of Elkton, Md, have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Ellen Keen, of IIarrisonville.
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PILEsGRovE LIBRARY AND EADtNG Room.
OPEN SATURDAYS FROM 800 TO 900 p. NJ.
Second story ltiley's Building.

Membership fees. ............. 800
4Ahludl vi. w
Permits granted for the use of books at
cents per week, on application to any of Tho
trustees.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-09-21
Political Pointers.

The Salem county Prohibition Conven-
ton will probably be called to meet in
Woodstown on October 18th, the date of
the st. John rally here.
The Republican County Convention, for
the purpose of nominating an Assembly
man, has been called to meet at Penns-
grove on Thursday, Oct. 4th.
The Democrats of this vicinity have
called a meeting for this evening, to be
held in McAllister's Hall, for the purpose
of organizing a Cleveland and Thurman
club.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton, for this district, was held in Camden
on Wednesday, and William Brindle, of
| Gloucester City, was nominated for Con
gress.
The P%ilesgroye Prohibition Society have
secured the services OF Hon. John p. st. John
of Kansas, for the evening of October 18th,
and on that date n grand Prohibition rally
will be held in the Opera House at this
place.
On Saturday night the Republicans OF
Gloucester County nominated Assembly
man James West for n second term. Mil
lard F. Dubois, of Clayton, was nomina-
ted for Surrogate. There was no opposi-
ton in either case.
A meeting of the Republican voters of
this township will be held in McAllister's
Hall tomorrow Saturday. night, at half
past seven o'clock, for the purpose of or
ganizing a campaign club. A special i'll
v~itation has been extended TO the veterans
of 1910 to be present.
The Cumberland County Prohibition
Convention met in Vineland on Wednes-
day and made the following nominations:
Surrogate, j. w. B. Nanaman, of Maurice
River; Coroner, G. u. WEIGH, of Vineland;
Assembly, First District, Isaac S. Fogg, of
Stoe Greek; Second District, Fernand S.
Hudson, Of Melville.
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GRAND JtHpfS
/ Daniel Summerill, U p Neck,
: George w Leach, Pittsgrove,
3 Charles ; Lawson, Salem.
/ John : johnson, Pilesgrove,
3 Maurice B Ayres, Salem,
6 Firman Wentzell, Pittsgroye.
! Judson i Sheppard, L Pittsgrove,
: Thomas J Yorke, Salem,
9 William Z Garrison, U L Neck,
10 Joseph w Cooper, Oldmans,
II Barclay Griscom, Warrington,
L Jonathan 7 Turner, III Neck,
- benjamin Robinson, Quinton,
II Harmon Hitehner, Pittsgrove,
Is John p Sheppard, a Creek,
1G Charles Il Humphreys, P~flessroye4
Il jeremiah Anderson, i A Creek,
Is Clinton Bowen, Salem,
10 Hews Crispin, Pilesgroye,
20 Hickman Coles, Pilesgrove,
p William w johnson. Pittsgrove,
~ Charles LindZcy, L = Neck,
y John 5 Elwell, Pilesgrove,
q Peter Callaghan, Warrington.
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It will be seen that Elsinboro and Allo-
way townships are not represented on this
jury, while Pilesgrove has five names, a
contingency for which the law has made
no provision.
The names Of IA residents of the county,
liable to jury duty, were then placed in the
box and the following were drawn, which
| will constitute the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12

24OO B'ick house. four rooms and sum
mtr Kitchen: lot Fx1O rods; on car line
r fifth 81 h Street
1000 Brick and adobe house, fifteen
rooms, city water; one block fro Main
Sire t; fine place TO boarding house
1900 Brick and frame mouse of four
rooms; lot 20 xl0 rods, on rst south str ct.
26o0 House OF three rooms; lot 1OxiO
rods, city wa er paid Tor, will be puS in nexI
100 New bricx house of 3 rooms and
pan ~, barn, shed ETC.. lot 5xlO rods. on
car line.
400 Brick house of six rooms, pantry,
closets, etc !; good BAN, cellar, cItv water
AMI gas, 6x1O rods, Sixth East Street.
$500. Ad be house of SIX rooms, pantry,
clio I'll an / cellar; city water, lot 212Xl0 rods
and right of road way on SIKH hast Street
100. Bri' k house OF four rooms, palt Y,
C Uset ard cellar; lot k15X10 rods, ana road
way; CITY wa tr, sixth Ea ST. Get
2,,OG Bri house of four rooms, lot 5X10
rods sood Water, on Car ne, Filth South
Street
$500 Adobe house p'astered, six rooms.
porch, city water. lot 3x10 rods. Fifth East
sire
600. Adobe and brick house, six rooms,
closet and ,'antry. good oar.l. city water ii
mouse, lot 4x1O rods, North Temple Street
l,a5U Frame hOhs ad"he lined. tn ee
rooms. go "a fl wing We i; lot 5xl0 rods n
sixth East SIR, ct.
24O0 Brick hnnse of five ,oms, pantry.
closet, bath room. gooh cellar, water and
gas, lot 2xI9 rod > c nj South Street, four
ol"cks from Main Street
4000 Brick hou of five rooms, pantry
closet. bath room. good lldr, barn, water
and vas; | 3x 0 rods; Second South, be-
oYeen FOu IN and Fifth EaSr.
l,40J. Rustic house adobe lined; seven
rooms city water wentie h Ward
725 House of two rooms aid porch; lot
Axe rods; on Apricot Street
$3.50. Adobe house OF seven rooms. cor
ner lot, 10xz0 rods, good water, fruit trees
Sixth south Street
6xl0 rod, grainery, good cellar. barn, tiue
flowing wei lawn, fruit and shade lIees
Seventh South Street.
LOO adobe hou.e of six rooms C rIer
.ot 5xl0 rods, barn. good flowing well
l $50 d1be house of five rooms lut 10xl0
rods. god well. Sixth South street..
l,2nO. New brick house of five rooms, lot
212X9 rods on First East street.
$50 ustic and adobe house OF rooms,
lot 3x10 rods. good well of water on seventh
South street
100 House of 7 rooms, 10; 2x714 rods
WITH right of way porch city wart r, on Sec
Ond >Outn stree.
l.OoO. New brick house of4 rooms, corner
y l0Xl0 rods. good porch large c,stern, on
Brigham street.
400 Ad rbe house of : ro,ms. pantries
closets p rich, bow ilduw, Darn, etc, on
sixth South ST. eet.
l,yso House OF : rooms, porches, good
walI OF woter. lot 5xI3 rods. near c r j.ie.
~ Sdche r9u,A o: ; :r''r;, psi ~
!o-a;s BATH ON uood . - ~. ?Xi' -:s
'.-<-~
800. Tenement brick house, three suits,
two good rooms AID pantry to each suit, 10:
4x10 rods, good wa er. two blocks from Main
Streer. A good investment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
RTILDIS6 LOrS

800 Corner lot, 7xlO rods, on Fifth
South Street
1902. Corner lot 61zx7 rods on Fourth
South reel
$500 For 5-acre lot on north side of
Driving Park
400 Chea, build ng site. 1OxlO rods, in
Twenty-first Ward
1890 Bui ding site 5x20 rods, south front,
near Liberty ParG: irui trees Il iucern
2.l00. ill buy alb Ut two acres OF and on
Second Fast Str ct
100 Fer r ri. r one or twC building sites
sites on sixth sou street
20 Per IL for ia feet from n lbs feet
deep. close 10 business cen re. good business
p-operty
250J. A choice hu:ldin site, 165x165 feet
of ground, o car line. Fifth EAST ) ret
450 ii ding LOS OK, rods Of ground,
close to car inc. n Nineteenth Ward.
1900. Choice bui ol"r ii g, 81 KISS feet
of ground, good .ocai1ty for fine residence.
tras and wafer
1850. Choice b1ilding site, Skies feet
# ground DeSifntle place for fine res
idence Hat-r and gas
$50 per rod for rods front by 10
rods deep Good locally tor hne resi-
dence CITY Wa e. and gas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
Utah's Mineral Wealth.

FAIRvIEW, UTAH, January 2S.-Many
readers think the mineral wealth of this
section is hidden away in remote places,
and is still inSits infancy as far as de-
velopment is concerned. The mineral
wealth is enormous in the interior or
central part of Utah. Coal, saltpeter,
borax and shsle abound in large guam
titles. In the eastern portion OF this
county (San Pete) are large bituminous
coal fields that will make as fine coke as
any found west of the Rocky Mount
aims, and are held and worked in
small way by few men getting out
coal for home consumption, but thu Sc
mines and coal field r'quire capital and
a railroad to fully develop them. Some
1000 tons of coal were mined the past
summer and fall, and hauled by team
to the nearest settlement, nearly twelve
miles distant. The coal seams make
their appearance along the Little Valley
and in many places in the hills
adjacent.
4 big advantage found in working
these properties is in the fact that the
fields are above the water level. thus
saving to the mine opera tors an enor-
nous expense in pumping and hoist
ing water.
When it is considered that the
mountains of Utah are filled with
me allie wealth to an almost marvellous
extent, it is easv to see that they will
support large mining population.
The only coal in ali this vast region
tnat can be converted into coke IS
found here.
Wit 10 q very short distance from
this place is a fine body of saltpeter ore.
Globe Democrat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12

700. House of rooms, lot 2112x2C rods, on
Second Sou b street
$500. Adobe hor,e of four rooms lot
4Xl0 rods, two and ha + bl cks from Main
street, on second South Street.
5000 Brick house f nine rooms. closets,
and pantry. good cellar. barn, rruit ard
shade Ire-s, ely water, in the Twentieth
Ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12

Iris only question of time.'' and a
short time. too. as to when your rheu-
matism will WELD to Hoods Sarsa-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
FARNII&G LAND

1.750 For five ceres good farming farm
ing land house Of rh:.G roc ms; four acres
in lucerne close to Driving Park; good
buy.
3, per acre for eighty acres; good water
ght; three AID Cne-halt miles from Main
Street
45U For 5 acres land. in lucerne, south
east of Liberty Park fenced.
210 Per acre 70, 10 acres, south OF Liberty
Park, fenced, in lucerne.
As For acres OF land. IN lucerne,
fenced, south east Of liberty Park.
%. Per acre for so acres, five miles north
of city, ~ acres in lucerne.
LOO. For acres # land a. T'raper. partly
fenced. 10 acres in lucerne; or viii exchange
for city property.
1870. Forty acres farming land with
thirty-two shares OF wafer. part in Iucerne
and tart under Gu. tivation, south Cotton
wood
100 Per acre TO- thirty acres ri hay land,
thr, and half miles from city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
FOR RENT.

%. Adobe house six rooms, closet ard
nsntry, City water, barn; on NOItl temple
Street
81 House of nine rooms closets, pantry,
ce lar city water: un rst street.
) One targe room on Fourth East Street.
Is ,ou>e of seven rnl'rs and closets,
barn CT sixth South >Icai.
,,-a ~ net
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
HOUSES ANO LOrs

Rented
Dan IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCIES
G. NJ. DONELSON, JR.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT.


Bargains Baes. Prepey Lugs of 6i Acreage Prop y
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Gtue Gpiben,ie.

2ebten CONNER trat in bieliger Sc
meinbe bic @bolera Morbus epibemii9
anf. Beinabe ieber Mann, Grau uuo
Ginb lit baran unb BITE Grantbeit mar
beftigen 3arafters. Wir berfu9tet ie5e
Mebiain, aber obne grfplg. Sd fubr
nod Ottumtua unb bic MboleiaIe Drl.
giften Blate, Bruce & So. rietbet mir,
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mad unb bertaufte fe in meinern Store
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als bic hbrigen @emeinbe Mitglieber
elf3u1ieDmea. Sic b~ebaupteten, pon
9ott elngefebt Dorben AT fein unb
MOLTEN ni6t mebr als Diener Der Sc
t1einoen, ionbern als yDiener Gottes"
betra9tet tperben.
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I'M Staats' SSnterefe inns eSSabr $50 fir
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Staats' Heligion au MAIDEN. Nun NOR
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einem S@lase at gnbe. Die Raifer
betra9tetea ft9 aud aIs Oberbdutter
Der Stride unb elm Sbeil Der 9taatsz
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felben beflmmt. Diefe feften ginftnfte
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Sic tparen Der Maguet, Der Niele an.
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men un6 10 entftanb benn elm 8erufss
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bic auti6en beiben ~betebenoen Con-
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shlaf Der sd,m1e.

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Mtdbt supie1 @eaem.

Ginen 8eleg bafir, bon mas fir ie.
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lett Sabren fein WaRer mebr getpefen
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Seipis's Stand an Big gu BET 8iebfarm
bon S. 80. Gibbs, : eine Strede bon
10 Wfeilen- melder, fopeit bic dlte=
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men S@aben tbun ionte, in Boraus:
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Danfiasuitss 8eiAlaHe.

Die &efgnation Der Grau Sba 6erff
ais prdfibeutin bes beutl6en Grauer,
OUTS . 8ereins tpurbe In Der Iebtem
8erIammlung nit 8eoauern entgegen
geuommen.
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be a%ngetommen:
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ber6ffentli9t tperben.
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gIuerIef.

u. S. &enfe unb gliIa 8iering;
lrb 8. gdrDt 1nb Gbriitiana Mumme
baben fi9 9eiratbs 2%iaenien arsitelen
lafen.
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TT aus ben Requirements beg pIatte,
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Serr IS. S. Mtorsan, Elm aaufmana in eate
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eleitet mar unb gang ben Nni9ein BET erfen
S9pinbfudta : Symphonic barbot. Ct ber.
ludte cine Menge fosenannter popularer S1-
ttenmeoteinen, aQein bas l1ebeI berf@Iimmerte
lud) bon Gag gu Sage. Ct maserte fi@tlia ob,
batte acknowledgement unb fonnie nfdt mebr
f9lafen. S@liebli9 berIudte er Or. ainas
yNeue @ntbedane sesen Sdbinbiu4ts nnb
fano fofort Grleidteruns. @adbeaa sr Elm
babies Outenb Glafdeu gebrau@t hattie, nor
ct boltdnbtg gefnno unb baS 1ebA Settle fid
aId) fpater ntdt pieber eia. Aseir anberes
@f'ttsl tenn etae iol9 lanse 2iha bon g~elunse.
men auren arfneifea, pie 81. Rinos ..Weme
Embedding sesea @9pinhia5t4. Ser erfoIa
bieier Meoicin tpirb aaraatirt.
9reib.
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Gin Weriamsmmssmtttel.

8rau Wb6be gbeslep in Yeterfon, glah
gountp, Soma, er3ablt bic f~olsenbe bemerfens.
pertbe @eldi6te, oeren @abrbett bon ben 8e.
pobnern ieneB Stabt3ens b~erbiirst piro sd
bin Is Sabre alt unb bin LANCE Sabre binburd
BON &ierenleiSen unb @eldbmtbeit g~epeinisi
porben. SD mar f4lieslid nidt mebr i'm
Stanbe, mid ALIEN an3ufleiSen. SEPT bin id
bolig frei bon aIen Qeiben unb Sdmer3en unh
tann losar meme S4usarbeit gang ALIEN ber.
ridten. Das Derbaufe id ben electric Bitters,
1pel6e mid bSais b~erianst unb mid BON al(el
Rrantbeit unb alien Sie9t6um befreit taben. +"
Man berfu6e cine Glafds. Die feline 6laias
toitet so gents, bic sroee 81 uub lit au baben in
Der apotbefe bon u. DreiS.
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- Mu6 in unierem Wa9bars@ ountp
loalbe. 1T, pie bic 8eri@te DER lebten
Wode BON bort iager, bas 8iebgei9dft
elm u~nausseiebt lebbaftes eemeien. Au.
Der elmer Wagenlabung BON pferben,
tDel@e bon uualbe aus beri9ift tpurben,
gum gr6Beren She'll .aber aus ben utltes
rem Counties, Ga Saue u. /. 10. aufams
mengebra9t morben parett, f9idte 9err
WaIter Smitb fluff WagenIabungen
bon S6la9to6fen, mel9e nod BEN
l1rtbeil Mler, In Der bor3hgli1fen Ser.
fai5ung maren, nod Rem Orleans umo
6err M. 3. Sempbiu nit 6errn 3. 81.
9earo 3uiammen bret; Serr s. 6.
StaHoro begleitete cine 2abung BON brei
giienbabn.M asen feines 9iebs bortbin.
Na9 @bicagD bradten bic Serren s.
Molesmortb unb @la3broof atpei Wa.
genlabuueert aus Der fetten Meibereeion
bes Nueces Cannon in eigener perlon,
utb bic Serren 5anfom nnb Ganiom,
tDel9e f9on i'm ganaen Gerlauf BEG
Gribiabrs fette 9dmmel au suten Yrei'
fen nod Gbieago peridift batten. fen,
beten in ber lebten Wode mieber aui
cine grtra-8 eiteaung 1900 stad bort
bin ab. Mit einem meiteren &eit bon
500 TT Capt. Sanlam barauf nod @bi.
cage gegnngen, un tie ielbft gu -perfau.
fen. Ser 9ammelmarft 1T uieber ct.
mas better, als er bOr 3ehn Sagen ge.
tueien, tpenn aud nod nidt wieber ID
gut, iDie bOr benz 6alen Der Yreiie,
pel6er Dor ein paar WD9en 10 pl6blid
eingetrsten nora 1ebrigens 1T audb,
ME m~itgetbeilt, Der Sammelborratb In
Der teranifden S@afresion. m~enigltens
i'm ilbmeitli6en Sbeile oerielben, 10
5iemli6 erid6pft.
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JriiAes ssleii@. I'm 4iele Sab
resaeit- lit es u%otbwenbig, oaB aIes
Gleii@ fibl unb babur@ frif9 sebalten
wirb. Ser &efrigerator bon
BRowN 3 LAcosTE, SO. oil 2ofopaz
StraBe, bietet bic @arantie, baB W1es,
mas bieie 9erren liefern, bor3hgli9 1T.
Ollie 9orter Gleif@, @dinfeii, Murf,
Slide &C. &C. Nle 8eftelungen tperben
prompt ausgefibrt unb bas Glei{1
mirb in irgenb cinem S%taottbeile fret
ab9eliefert. 2,6,5M