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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

The vegetable growers - Gallman
ncighborhpod have organized pack.
iug eonI any IA ef the natne - the
bsllnar Parking 90. 20 be- incnrpor-
sicd under the general hRs II tie
state. rwsnly-ax names were sub
scrit'cd 70 tie mslasersl,ipof the com-
psnv IT, following representative
eit.s mi nrondaeat growers were
sletted otiiccrsi " W Afford
president, q. u williams, vire pres.
dent; W } Hampton, treasurer
and ' T. DunniRg. secretary. The
ofhceFs will assume the iunrtlons u
the Board q Control Messrs. ".
: Newman, J. J. Thomas aud D..
u Thomas were appointed = commit
tee 20 select site aud plan for a she'd
Messrs Afford, Rurrags, Hampton
and Dunning we're appointed a CON-
mltiee 20 draft charter tor the ION.
pany.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Mr.. A. ". Iiawkes I,ear Sir The
paniiseopic glass yoa Furnished a,c sonss
Times since. give excellent satisfacflon
! have TESTED them by..ase. and must saT
they ere uuequaied ~ elearneas AZ |
bFiltshgy b. any that have ever warn.
kespettifmils' JomN d. Gsoa1 oM.
Governor ~ State II Ge0rria
Az efes HiteA ard 81 gaHsate = 81
q y hiug
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

ffohahly no nne thirr has caused snrh
= general revival - trspe 81 q n Ktne.
hruw store a their giViug awat Z. tbsir
customers 81 20 many Tree trial hatti..sF
~, ktn r. Nee Discovery for ag.snss ~ isr
thftf uafe y sim Ne euorm ous IN this
4 aiuays cures and never de a. t.etpt~
C"ughs, Colds, Asthama. Rronrhttis
tFot q and 81 throat ard lang alsa.se.
quickly cured, hoa can te.t 4 issgoy.
buyine ~ rvttinE free trial hottie. large
sac " Every bottle narrated
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

~ are aulhaftFrd O. HuHUuuru
~ WtktN
..4 andidais Gu 1H#fl.r &c Peace hlFi
~. uhist.t o. tHt s. OBJ a fhs tHlsfa a.
Ulf NHsrutaF f'r tern
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

We offer specially low prtcss IT. fall
and wfuter dress goods in cur olseniug
sals, Monday. sept. %. We are anxious
q start the ball rolling.
tmAs. HIIIFR.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

tHesh tarnip seed and radish seed
ifwin that ed reliable grover Das "A
lat.ssfrfh 4 ~ea- just received ana Ter
ssls q klnes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
gs.anIsn d b. aeI. K.rt

\ meeting OF the survivors ~ ihr
seth Miss. Regt 4. q. rsiding ia
Copiah eauuty. was hello AZ Damascus
on 22rd, Aug iSsa capt. 1 "
Enachs moved that Dr 4. y soft
take the chair, an ! on frrrth e. moiian
br y W Jonc. wa, appontcd -cs.
Rotary 4 committee - three va.
appointed o. coulter ID tho rne,nlsrs
a the ltc companie. from East M.
.is-ippi a. g. time aIri lacs for
he ,mental re uuipn. D.. ". Brown.
Z } Mhlsaps aud u " I,c1 .om
u Was moved aul r,rrisl. a. 49,.
point . cHrt mitter 81 four nr from
each tnrish company 10 a.. 18th
Ai-s Rsgt a. aa Historical 1vu.
mi,trr 90 compile "a ,onrlste yrurl ~
Wsgineut sni the ehaHlaaa \ ppu.utra
the follow Jag
60 A capt . NJ Iltt.s
d capt g. \ EaoeL
Ord srgi ". a Harm.
g. Capt T. q IIarrh
X Ait. D " BroNu
On motion 81 capt Emo rhs the
ubairman and secretary we're added 10
the rpmmiites Tie count, pap~rs
we're requested 20 publish the prp
rerdiugs ~ TIT. meeting
= = ~tOTr, Thm
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

IA, RsDi,. nG,>r SOFA. r,,o
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

TIE Historical toutm lites . 9pairs-
81 ~ thr Damascus iusrtiag g. 10 r.
pi'r record ~ the Cupiah ,u nptu4es
u thr sath Mi-, R.gt are tga,.t.d
tH r1rsi al 'irasanf y 4Hst Iurrh Sos
rH" ath lue-d1, tpr "a lie, - ti,to-
hrr Eirh usmt,sr wiIpir. 5, COLLECT
t.t tae data possible ~ lis .uHr4us
aBI lasd Co thg .rrretss-t
To-. wlli hra good fuga ftr laa
go mm.tl"r "a meet an,i comp H. sat,
Tbe tuuuty Alliance A-.rIuh'a. af
Pleasant Na.ice uu that 81. anil tI,,
msubvr. - tbs comm btrr vuA q
-lur.e ,Nrrut.ua belong a. lbat urt.rr
Cart ilsrri. viii a. Ntlruaur AMI
treated q, Well d. u b. wa. one ~ tfe
brother.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
TO THE PUBLIC.
LOOK TO YouR INTEREST
Great sssu:l,'lia Piisss ciPTlsas,isaL
SEE: SEE: SECT:

h.H.. r.F r1r ar4s fHra4- e. De-.
lI.t'H. Z .ulry all Ia a i,I IT,
Esmeaier Ii4ruiev IN. ha.f u.at 80
H.t..s tf|t uf.Iy Is NuUHtf.f sb4t It
HiHafs ~R stsr laaufit,a TOD pH.
aftl
NaH 0sH ss.r tiru.nst Tan f4a.Hs s,,at
Hrss,uU t' EarE
Thr Ia ttlf iitrriaF. rasu. ore r.at
fH pav gHHtl.- hrrl ~ H.l .H.tB.s Urps.f.g
i."as 80 -a fuf % il f"Ir pIs
AHF aud eide uHnt, rre-.tIt.tl allie F.
hv suf Druggist fHr sus daIar at1 TO-
hi'r.i Hy tsufulry fng IN ~yty nsn ssnts
save "n "Hs pr'sr ripf iuH ~re hae rs
~ss saat y.a have been CHARGED fpf
"Husr pcs upton hufuify I'D 10 aub
40 them iur Itts
Any ounce - half \ nt pes, rpl.an
tilei t"r Hul1 40 cts ~ hufrifs
Make 10 mistake bat ~ g. Kings Zoe
fiavorlug extracts. baking pow der creanl
tarter ard nptces ~ anv kind Cos h.
keeps = full line ~ the beet 10 be- had
any y here.
nf. Tieheuors Antiscptic Cor sounds
add diseases q man and beast u 4 soser
ign remedy.
New stock q John q. ststtsoa a Go
d ne hats ~ -. 4. Wares.
No family i safe without battle a
~. lghsnar's AHli-eptie In the house
Or. Tichenar'- ANTI septic cures scr
ruat
- -
That king's :. the place 10 get the
hhe-t candy % BE- had l. fact well e.
tsblished.
a. order o. close eut my stock before
the arrival ~ my fall stock offer nv
euiire iine u isN elry ~ actnaleast. Now
= your time before the a.sort meat i
broken. p.n. KING
The public j. uoliued that am now
fallY prepared Cor the GAll business
VIII grind corn. clean rics. aud a. al
a. a. q hlaeksmithing aud weed work.
" y. HEIwAY.
-
Our shos department u now complete
and full u the very best gaods 10 the
market. GHAs. HITLER.
Our mosto. The best II everything.
&c the least money possible, King ;
Drug store
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

There Will D.. 90 raV ms ,'iug ~
tf.#fa Alliance NJ o. So the
'rarsa.tiln ~ sPa.ni bu,iuvs-, on
tri4st NaK JJth II D. M Al
rtfmbrr. iu good standing are trqaes
I'd o. attend promptly ~ ursie' Of
the President
D. ~ TNtuR, D.
sect
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

IN order o. close cot my stock before
the arrival ~ my fall stock offer ms
eniire iine = iswelry ~ actnaleost. Now
= your time before The assoFt meat u
broken. Pr. KING
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1889

InurAay, oepI. o. 1907
Tue UniveFsity has been pat Ia more
effective condition than ever before.
The plan a study y re-csst - a. D.
aliow ma meroas electiyes Ia both the n.
n AND ghe u. =. courses, Predecessor p
shlps ~ been 'e-ofganixsd Addison
Ilogue. Pref. ~ Ancient Language X.
II. FULTON. Prof of Physics aad As,ron-
omy n NJ. Ieaveli. Prof. ~ English
aud Bellies etters; W. X sims. late a
VANDERBILT t'niv 3. Prof. II Mental aud
Neral selencei &C., Geo. u PuFinton,
late n tniv.. a Missouri. Prof. ~
chemistry and Natural History Prof.
"a. J,hn.an, Asst rrui In English aud
MathaHntlra Tho Executive Committee
wa an ths chairs ~ Mathematics and n
Modern Languages. from best material
Afforded ~ the United States. before
Collsgr "Opens and an Assistant PROBES
.oF ID Ancient Languages viii be ap-
pointed.
Edwarl Mayes. j. Professor q Law
and Chancellor.
tuition still TREE b. all. except a fee %
40 10 law stusleats. send Tor Gaia ?
logues and statement Of Improved sehene
q stady.
Chancellor,
University. Mi>a.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Our motto. The best q everything.
iur the least money possible, kings
Drug store
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

The public j. uolited tina, I am now
Tally prepared Cor the GAll business
VIII grind corn. clean rics. aud a. al
nds u hlaeksmithing aud weed work.
". y. HEIMAY.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

No family i safe without battle a
g.. ! lehsnar's Antiseptic In the house
ur. Tichenar'- ANTI septic cures soT
ruaf
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

That king's y the place 10 get the
haesi caady % BE- had u fact well e..
tablished.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Make ~ mistske but x g. Kings for
aayorlng extracts. baking powder, creani
tartsr ard sptces u aay kiud Cos he
keeps fuli line - the beat b. be- had
ans y here.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

Our shos department u now complete
and fuli q the very hest go0ds 10 the
market dHAs. HITLER.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

~. 1iehsuoTs Antiscptic for wounds
tud diseases q man aad beast 10 a soyer
Ign remedy.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-29

New stock q Iohn q. stettson a Go
q ne hats ~ a. 4. Wares
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
nIEn.

ANGLOCH-On Friday morning. December
20, 1885, at $50 A. M, ANNIE ELIZABETH. vile
of Charles Angloch, Sr., in the I'D year OF her
age.
Funeral from the late residence, No. 81 Full
ton street. Pittspurg, SUNDAY, December q.
at2P.M. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend
BANKERD-On Friday morning at 9 o'clock,
SALLIE J., wife of Henry G. Bankerd, of the
West End. aged IS years.
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock
from her late residence, Al Wabash avenue.
West End,
CAVANAUGH-On SATURDAY, December
q, 1889, at 11:S0 A. NJ, THOMAS CAYANAUGH,
aged Is years.
Funeral from the residence of his mother,
Ellen Cavanaugh, Harrison street, near Forty
ninth street, on MONDAY at 2:3O P. y. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
CONNOR-Saturday morning. DecembeKN,
1889 at o'clock, at the residence OF her mother,
No. Al Colwell street, ELIZABETH BLANCHE,
daughter of Margaret and the late John g.
Connor.
Funeral services at residence, MONDAY AFT
ERNooN at o'clock. Interment private at .
later hour.
Denver, Buffalo and Brooklyn papers please
oopy.l
KENNA-December q, 1889, at A. NJ, AN
ME, wife of John L. Kenna, in her 26th year.
daughter of the late Robert and Emma Nc
Cutcheon.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence. No. l6 Miffiin street, Sixteenth ward,
SUNDAY, at 2 P. M The friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend. Carriages
will leave w. II. Devore's undertaking rooms,
No. 5l2 Grant street, near Fifth avenue, at l
Pm.
KOHL-On Wednesday, December Is, 1889,
MAHLoN NJ. KOHL, aged 81 years.
philadelphia and Cincinnati papers please
copy.]
LETZKUS-At her residence, Thirty-frst
ward. Mrs. FRANCES MARY LETzKUs, wife of
Anthony Letzkus, aged IS years months and
q days.
Funeral on MONDAY, December %, 1889, at 8
o'clock A. M. Will proceed to St Georges
Catholic Church. with soler high mass at
O'Clock sharp thence to st. Philomena Gene
terry, Ross township. Interment private.
INVERSION Thursday morning. December
10, 1889, at 245. REED MYERS, in his .S8th year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. SO Over
hill street, on SUNDAY, ut l30 Friends of the
family are respectfully invited'to atted. 8
PEARSoN-On Saturday. December 2l, 1882
at o'clock P. NJ, JOSEPH PEARSON, in his 5Sd
year.
Funeral services at the residence of his
brother, James R. Pearson, No. 4S Federal
street, Allegheny, on MONDAY at 2 P. M. In
terment private.
cincinnati papers please copy.l
THUAlM-On Friday, December 20 1889, at
1I;55 P. NJ. N. AMALIE THUMM. daughter of
George and Mary A. Thumm, nee Binder, aged
is years months and 2days.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents, No. l7l8 Penn avenue, on MONDAY
at 2 o'clock Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
THOMAS -On Thursday evening, at 7:45
o'clock, December Is. 1889, WnLIAM HENRY
THOMAS, in his S7th year.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence. No. 1O9 Magnolia street. Sixth ward
City, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock. Manchester Council No 1SS, o. U. F.,
are respectfully invited to attend. 2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
THE BEST OF THEM.
Detail Of the Mest Important Committees-
PennsyIvania's Share is NOT the
Least by Any Mems How
All Are Placed


PennsyIvania's Share is Not the
Least by Any Means How
All Are Placed.
WASHINGTON, December 21.-The mos
important House committees announced to.
day by Speaker Reed, in detail, are as fol.
lows:
Committee on Rivers and Harbors-Hender-
son, Illinois; Grosvenor, Ohio; Herman, Oregon;
Bowden, Virginia; Clark, Wisconsin: Stephen
son. Michigan; Mofit, New York; Townsend.
Pennsylvania; Niedringhaus, Missouri; Blanch-
ard, Louisiana; Catchings Mississippi: Gibson.
MARYLAND; Stewart, Texas; Lester, Georgia;
Clark, Alabama.
Banking and Currency-Dorsey, Nebraska:
COngeE. Iowai Morrill,, Kansa; Wilbur, New
York; Arnold, Rhode Island; Walker. Massa-
chusetts; Wright Pennsylvania; Evans, Ten
nessee; Dargan, South Carolina; Covert, New
York; Shively Indiana; Wike, Illinois; Hanes,
Ohio,
Coinage, Weights and Measures-Conger
Iowa; Wickham, Ohio; Walker, Massachusetts:
Carter, Montana; Comstock, Minnesota; Bar
tine, Nevadai Knapp, New York; Taylor, lii
neisl Bland, Missouri; Tracey, New York;
Mutehler, Pennsylvania; Wilcox. Connecticut
Williams. Illinois; Joseph, New Mexico
PensiOns-Delano, New York; Finley. Ken
tuoky; Scull, Pennsylvania; Symser Ohio; Van
Schaack. wisconsin; Randall. Massachusetts
Hin. Illinois; Brown, Virginia; Henderson,
North Carolina; Martin, Texas; Barwig, Wis
consin; Norton, Missouri; Parrett, Indiana.
Foreign Anairs-Hitt, Illinois; Ketcham.
New York; Morrow. California; Rockwell,
Massachusetts; Dunnell. Minnesota; Thompson
Ohio; Scranton, Pennsylvania; Coleman
Louisiana; McCreary Kentucky; Hooker.
Mississippi; Chipman, Michigan; Fitch, New
York; Andrew, Massachusetts,.
Public Lands-Payson, Illinois; Turner, Kan
sas; Watson, Pennsylvania; hall, MInn esota;
Lacey, Iowa; Do Haven, California; Kicker
South Dakota; Townsend. Colorado; Holman.
Indiana; Stone, Missouri: McRae. Arkansas;
Mississippi; Quinn, New York;
Carey Wyoming.
Immigration and Haturalization-Owen. In
diana; Brewer. Michigan; Lehlbach, New
Jersey; De Haven, California; Covert New
York; Cobb, Alabama; Stump. Maryland.
ONE FOB DALzELL.
Pacific Railroad Dalsell, Pennsylvania; Mason,
illinois, Miles, Connecticut; Morey, Ohio;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
HIMMELRICH'S,
SC0TT'S GREAT DISCOVERY
What | Can Do With If.

lean cure an ordinary case of liberation with
one application, bad cases IN two or three Cure
guaranteed to pc permanent. never fail. Cure
OF pulps, without pain. Can save you the trou-
BILE of gong to the dentist by the month for
treatment VIII not disoolor your teeth as
other dentists do. Invite troublesome cases
where other dentists have failed. l will cure
you. To be had only at DR.. G. s. Scott's Dental
omces, 624 Penn ave., opposite Horne's.
del7-5l-TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

CHICAGO oonsrr Co., chicago and New York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

ART in advertising. Send for estimates
and designs. General printing.
PITrsBURG PHoTo-ENG. Co.,
TTssu rs, n, 70 Diamond st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

A woman who once puts
on Balls corset will wear that
make as long as she lives.
That is why the makers do
as they do.
What do they dor
They tell every store in the
United States to take Balls
corset back and return the
money paid for it any time
within three weeks, if the
woman that buys it don't like
it.
Do the stores do that1
They do if they have Balls
corset. They are glad to; it
costs them nothing.
Your store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

Pacific Railroad Dalsell, p Pennsylvania; Mason,
illinois, Miles. Connecticut; Morey, Ohio;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
THE RIGHT TIME,

THE RIGHT TIME.
The proper time to use DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills
is when you have Loss of Appetite, Yellow
Skin, Rush of Blood to the Head, Headache,
Pain in the Back, Side and Shoulders, High
Colored Urine. Vertigo and Biliousness They
afford prompt relief.
A Lawyer Witness.
]. P. Carr Esq, prominent lawyer, of Au
gusts, Ga; TUFTS Pills have been used in my
case (Torpor of the Lver) and in my family
with marked success, believe them superior.
in all Biliary arrangements, to any pills made.
1t is the only remedy that has in my experience
proved ettectual for nervous headache. They
never fall"
TUFTS Liver Pills,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
ALL DRUGGISTS. 2so.
del6-TTsSu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
0eEnmoheitarath.

Die notGrlihe Sarbe bes Menidens
baore8 f9eint rDtb gu iein. uno Der
Hottfspf, ben man nit feiner @aarfarbe
auf,iett, fann anttporten, baB er BARN
oas Natirlthe pertritt. Sreilib 1T baS
Wort Natur bier n,tr In benz Sinne bes
Ginfaden uno 11ripriinsliden su ber'
iteten. Denn bic beIbIonben, braunen
unb i6warsen 9oare perbanfen ibre
Sorbe ebeniaGs Der Nutrlr (~3uineif tpes
nieitens y bic aber in bieIen Sdllen
einen BON ben GDrpsridften slesflblten,
I'M @euebe Der 9aare einselaserten
SatbefDh, Elm 9tsment, binsueefiiet
bat. 1nb UNI ipTp1t einem ginnurf au
besesnen bas frantbaft poer Dor MItsr
erbleidte 9aar fbeint iein Nusieben Der
3erit6rung gu peroonfen, tpelhe bas
ginorinssn bon 2uittbetldsn mb3li9
madt, Die burd i~osenannte Tptalrefle'
rion etnen weiBen @ioeridein geben.
Die Qrt bss Diements, fem 2ommer
unb @eben ettldren In urge3tpungener
@eiie ale Sarbenerideimunsen an ben
Qaoren. DaS 8isment aler 0aarfar=
ben erldeint unter benz MitrDitDp oeu!s
LTD f6rnie ; nur oasjenise oes lidtblonz
ben 6aares aetst cine sewi6e ger=
16nDmmenbeit. IS rib1t aus ben
Sdten bes SrsnnisruS fer, uno Der
nnterIdieo Der Oreanismen ooer Ser
dnberungen III bemielben Organtsmus
trinsen Die nnteridiebe IN Der 9aar-
fdrbung berbor.
0as 0aar 1T Elm Oberbautsebilbs
uno febr Die Oberbaut bonn inneriten
Meien oes Organisms abbdnet. eebt
aus elmer neueren geobadtuns berppy,
Die ben 8ibeIausipruh bonn MDbrsn,
Der nidt peib eemaht tperoen fam,
aLdn3eno pieoer su @brsn sebradt bat.
Die bibliide 8orausietuns war ndmz
lld non einem Der ailsae3eidnetlen
oeutiaen 6orfder, 4rofefur Seisri9.
anidetnenb wioertest tpDrben. ST Bate,
tuie er Dor einigsn Sabren auf Dem
gbirureiiden ScnsreB ersdblte, einem
Be,ben Elm Stud Neserbaut uno einem
Jeser Elm Stld BON Der 0aut zines
Beibsn eIngeiebt; beioe Studs tparsn
einseb,ilt uno tatten. als er bic Mit=
tbeiluns ma6te. ibrs urlorir glide Satbs
polfDmmsn bewabrt Der 9slsblte Nrst
uno YhpiOIo3e i6tOB paraus, ooB cas-
P;ament Ger Regerbaut nibt nur ieinen
Sie. ionbern oud ie!nen uripruna in
cen ioaen. JPete= 3easn babe. NGetn
o;eier SdluB mar poteilis Gtierid
Islbff eItannte e8 in Dem fplgsnoen
@DnsreB an, oenn er bate ieiteem Die
l4war3e 9aut on Dem gurppder nei6,
Die wsiBe 0aut an Dem Ne9et idwlts
ne DEN leben. 4ls er Damn bur6 eil1en
e fabrenen Mtfplfppifer ote 8ertdltniHs
na1er unite luden IleB itelte fi6 ber=
aus, eaB i%D3enannte Wducetssaes, ots
nit 9isment belaosn fino. aus bsn tie
feren &dumen oe5 RDrpers beraus ourt
be Sraltrdune nes 6austseruebes bin
bur6 ,bre Sra9t nad Der Oberadhe
ra9en, mo- IL, nadbem fe bieielse ab-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19

8pbnen 3u trpdnen. I'm
8obnen 10 su trodnsn, SaB lie eaS Aus=
ieben uno ben @eihmad bon friiGen
bsbalien, perfdbrt man auf iplgenoe
8tiis: Sunss gptn,nihoten peroen
absesosen uno sons ober eebrpden In
Die pierflde Menae fobenOen nofers
9ehraft. Sptalo bas burh oas Gin
i6ittsn Der 8pbnen unte1b,ud;e Sieoen
lib niebsr einQefteGt Eat, tperosn Die
9cbnen mittslf zines Sfauml1feIs
ODER DurdIdllses bsraus senpmmen
uno in ialtes @a1er eetban. Bern
9r0Bere Nahen bon 8obneu 5ubereitst
perren ioIen uno bisier 8orgaue pie=
oerbolt miro. 10 lit bas taIte WaTer
let esmal ~ erneuern. Qlsoann ftno bic
8Dbneu gu trpdnen, inbem mon fie ab=
[aufen Idbt, seridnsioet, uro an einem
trOdenen, lufisen Srte, auf 9iider,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
9er mnnncrer.

nidt su bid al~,ssebreitst, aifitsat. Dts
unmittelbare S%onnenkite TT gu pert1et'
ben. @em bic 8obnet gang trodsn
ino, tperoen tie III 8eutsl Doer Sdaa=
teIn eetban, uno an einem tredenen Ori
aufbsmabrt. 8cr bent &c&en mt1en
bieie 8obnen In lausm Ba6er eiuse'
tpet4t tperoen.
SaGatbpbnen in @iiis uno
|8uder. Die mod iansen, aber nttt
su bitnnen 8otnen tperoen lprefdlttg
absefdbelt uno iibsrbritbt. Iuf2 Quart
8obnen nimmmt man unsefdbr l Quart
@l1s unb II 9funb 3uder. Ser gits
tpirb NIT benz 3uder, etpas 3lmmt u11o
9telten eetott. Mlsoann iduttet MAI,
Die 8obnsn binein, uno nbsrtoat tie,
bod 10, oaB iie nidt uei4 perben.
Man uimrnt bic 8ubnen aus benz Saft.
ldBt Ictteren aodmal auftoaen, uno
eie6t i'm, na@oem er absetlblt lit, auf
Die 8pbnen. Die Nelten oiEfen ni4t
BET ben 8cbnen bleibeu, iDnlf tperoeH bic
lebteren 1edig. 9ieIe S%alatbpbnen
ldmeden portrefflh.
8pbnen IN 8Ie9bIaien
einsumadeu. @riine, a~bsesoeene, &c.
brpAene ober geldnittene 8Dbnen l6bt
man einmal in idwa@ eeialsenem, fart
1ieoenbem @a0er ~aufuaIsn, nimmt ite
nit Dem gdaumlDffel beraus, briidt fte
feif In 8le1biihien, lbergieBt fte NIT noe
Mig geIaIsenern, toHenbsm @a6er, lDtbet
Die Budien luftoi6t gu, felt fte tn einen
&efel NIT Wafer unb ldBt es 20 Minu=
ten toden.
ineemahte 8phnen. Man
pfiidt sriins @adsz ooer 5parselbob
men, nabbem tie siemlia allssewad1en,
boa ebe tie sdbe setpotoen fino, befreit
fis BON ben Saiern unb aerbridt fie.
Na@bem Die @obnen abgewaidsn ftno,
tperben tie III tphenbem @aHer aufge:
felt uno 5 MInuten lang eebrooelt.
Stun tomme11 bic 8obnen In einen gro:
ben> nit einem fauberen Sud belegten
&orb (@a1dtorb), bamit bas @a6er
ablaufen fam. SIT bieb gei@eben, bod
10, nab Die 8pbnen mod etpas feu@t
fnb, 10 pirb Sala bariber seitreut, uno
suar l 9tnt Sals auf is II 8uibels
8obnen. I'm bas Sal3 eleiGmdbig gu
pertbeslen, ersreifen apei Perionen bas
Sud-, uno beuesen bic 8obnen auf bem=
ielben bin unb Fer. Die 8obnen tom=
men nun, nadbem fe ettpas abgefibli
fino, In grDBe, iaubere Steint5pfe, in
tpslhen fte ididtentpeiie feitsebridt,
nit einem Sud- bebedt, NIT etnent 8rett
beleet uno nit einem Stein bel4tpert
tpsrben. 9ie Safe tpiro balb Iber Dem
8rett ffeben. MQe ii@ ettpa aniammelns
ben @dbritOfe mi1en bon 3eit gu 3sit
iorefdltie entfernt, Sud- uno &rett &C.
tpa!hen tperben. 8or benz @ebraud
lest man bic gobnen iiber Nadt In 8ai'
ier. sic tpsroen in fiebeneem WaHe1
auf oas Se1er eebradt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28

Items of Interest Cleaned from tho DusJ
City of Glass Personal Points.
Iarnesvlllc is soon to have electric light,
Engineer Thomas Elliott is on the sick list.
Several society yuung ladies are arranging
private hop.
Judge briggs and Court Constable Feeley wert
In tho city Saturday.
THANKSGIVING entertainments are being ar
ranged by the churches.
q, d. Borcn, OF steubenvlllO, o., Is IN the city
on street paving business
The Prohibition meeting tonight at City Hal
promises to be interesting.
Kggs IRE very scarce IA this market, retailing
at twenty-five cents dozen.
Rev. DR.. Boyd, Of Marietta, OBLIGATED at the
Episcopal church yesterday.
The steamer Courier left the usual lot OF pro
duCe here on Saturday morning.
Miss Eettie Alderman, Of this city, and Mr., Al
Glass, Of youngstown, Will be married soon,
Mrs., George Romick, reported 40 sick last
week, Is no better, typhoid fever is the disease.
], ". HeCcan and bride arc at the Windsor
Hotel at present. They willgo to housekeeping
soon.
Tomorrow morning at 81. Johns church
married.
N. Coughlan aud Miss Annie Keaton, both
formerly Of this city, will bC married tomorrow
at Fost0rlR.
The funeral Of Dixon Meyers, tho old gentle.
man who died In Mead township last week, takes
place to-day.
Martin Cowen, OF ChlCsgO, wlllloCatC here and
20 into business with his 6rOthGr,D u. r, CoWGn,
the insurance mAl
FlttOn, Of the ElyAlAn Opera House. Mr., Cocli.
ran resigned last week.