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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

Why is it that Democrats who dlsap
prove the course Of their party with re
gard to the Goyernorship hesitate to lei
their voices be heard2 They disagree
in private but stand dumb in public,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

Tuls Legislature can pass the Immigra-
ton Board bill before adjournment II it
will take hold in earnest, No measure
before that body Is Of equal Importance
to the State OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
Finding Hin, out.

Merchant-o Collected that bill from
ChiGzler YETI
Bill Oollector-No. He's a dead beat.
Merchant (sarCastiCally)-Havo you
lust now found him outp
Bill Collector (wearily)-Lord No, I've
called fifty times, and always found him
ort-ChicdgO Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

Hon. l.. WILLIS WILSON, Governor Of
West Virginia: Dear sir:-When do
you think you will let go OF those GER
tihcates now overdue to two Republican
members OF Congress.elect2 Won't It
BIO too great a mental strain to hold on
to them much IonRer2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
IlnM,. ThlaY


WeolIer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot bU
cured BY taking Halls CaLlrth Cure.
FL, CnENgY 4 Co., prop'rs, Toledo, o,
We, The Undersigned, have known +,
], Cheney for tho last fifteen yours, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially able
70 carry outany obligation made by their
Arm, WEST 4 TRuAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
WALDlNa, KtNNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Il. II, VAN lldsEN
Cashier, Toledo National Bank, TUledo,O.
Halls Catatfh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and NIT
Gus surfaces Of tile system. Price Zoe
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

Ptho newspapers Of Pennsylvania be
well informed, theproposed prohibltory
amendment to the Constitution Of that
State will be adopted by large majority,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

A MAIN street bridge once more will
dawn on the public mind as u novelty
and sensation. A railroad company
would have had that break in travel re-
paired within a week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

SENATOR KENNA has fought a good
fight and shown wonderful nerve.
Many another man would have been in
the depths Of despair long ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

HARRISON AND morton will go into
Office wearing clothes made OF American
diagonal cloth, How the Anglominacs
will howl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

The wise man saves his ISTELLlaES-
GER in these days, Nothing equals it as
arecord OF remarkable events at Charles.
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
A smart thing-A mustard plaster.

When baby was sick, we gave her CastOrla,
When she wasa Child, she cried for castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castOrla,
When she had Children, she gave them castOrlr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
Assignee Sales.


A ssIGNEE's SALE OF PLEASURE
IA VEHICLES.
by virtue Of deed OF assignment made onils
22d day Of December, 1883, and recorded ~ lle
ofiICc Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, 10 Record BOOK No. \
folio $50, by David Kull IT., and Mary D. smith
partners trading and doing business under ihe
iirm name Of David Kull, it,, & Co.. TO The 40
derElgned, will offer III private sale 90 llgi
premises, No. 2ll0 Main street. In the. city q!
Wheeling, ". Va, a large lot Of new and ,Clond
hand Top BuggiCs, hurrles, PhaetOns, open
Wagons, Man Carts, Hacks aud BlrOuChcM
There is In all about forty vehicles Oi yarIOl,
kinds 10 DO sold, and an opportunity VIII be OF,
iored parties DESTROYS Of purchasing 10 Inspect
tho stock, whom prices will DC made to those de-
slring 10 purchase.
All vehicles not sold before Monday, March !
1850, will DO offered on that day at public Auc'
"I ieis '' N VII, RODGERS, Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
sATURDAY, MARCH y, 1852,

SATURDAY, MARCH ., 1850,
sell at tho front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, WeSt Virginia, the following described
real estate towlt: A certain parcel Of real estate
situated on Wheeling Island, In tho Seventh
ward Of said city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, bounded aud described w lO
lows, t0Wlt beginning at tho northeast corner
Of South Front aud Fink streets III said city,
and running thence In an CuSterly direction
with tho north line Of said Fink street to low
water mark on the Ohio river, thence running
In nOrtherly direction upon the Hue Of az
low water mark 10 the north line Of lot NO n
tho addition u ERld city called T. Finkt addl'
ton 70 Zane'B Island thence running ~ Wct
the point where the same extended inicf@U'
the cast line Of South Front street, aud theme
running with tho east line Of said South Fionl
street 70 the place OF beginning, being the SAM
properly conveyed 10 y. r. boyd ~ David y
irwin and others, by deed dated August I, ~
and recorded III Deed Book No. O., page i'l Of
the records OF bAld Ohio county.
BaId sale will commence NJ y O'Clock a.. m o.
said day, aud will 10 made OF the iOllOWlhs
terms and conditions, TO VIII Onethlrd o. y,
purchase money cash In hand on the day VI ~.
one.thlfd thereof, With interest, IL Nix mon'l'
from the day Oi sale, and the residue thtivh
with interest, In OAO year from the day OF hh
the purchaser giving his notes, with g2od N
trustee, and tho said trustee retaining The lCEN
Lltle 10 said property ~ further security WY WY
aid purchase money Is fully paid. lOnc'H)3
Of IAld property win DO given on ihe ilt,l laI =
APRIL, lbS9, and the purchaser will DO allowed
pay all or any part 6f said deferred payments"
any time before maturity. -.
ieiB ]. u. BONNEVILLE, Ttl,lGc.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1857,


commencing at 10 O'Clock Il, M, the following
described property, that Is to say; All that
Certain parcel Of lana situated In Trladcl,
phll District, Ohio County, West Wiz
Einia, known us KnOxAeid mud coa,
hinlng eleven ny acres more or less, md
which Is bounded as follows Bcglnning Rt
locus tree at the bridge across Little Wheeling
Greek near tho town Of Trladelphin; thCnCcdO
said creek to the forks; thence down Wheeling
Creek 10 HOFyey's line; thence with llcNcyi
line westward 10 the milrORd; thence up the rail-
road 10 MeltOA's line, and thence with MELONS
line 10 the place Of beginning.
Excepting, however, from the public sale nH'
der the aforesaid deed OF trust tho two following
described parcels Of land, being parts Of the said
tract hereiubeiOrC described aud known as
KnOxReld:
Frat Beginning at q stake at the northwest
corner Of tho piece Of ground now occupied by
II, O, Hunter Us RbrlCkyATd; thence north G7iy,
east with the line Of The llcmpheld lIAIlrOal
4,b6 poles u stake; thence south y, east il,5
poles 10 tho middle line Of Wheeling Creek;
thence north So, west with tho middle llnc Of
said creek poles TO the elst llnG Of said brick
yard, and thence nOrthi', west with the Gust line
Of said brlCkylrd ~ poles to the place OF begin
Ming, containing In oil one ~ acre more OF ley,
EecOnd-leginnIng at the point where tic
lands Of Henry. Hervey anu the Pittsburgh
Wheeling & Baltimore Railroad formerly the
HcmplGld llailfOad) Join the tract Of lAnd known
railroad 10 the place where SChlIllng's line In
tersects the line Of the said nIllf0ad thence with
said sChilllng'S line to Little wheeling Greek
thence down said creek. 10 the line Of Ald
Henry IierVCy; thence with said llcryCySl line to
tho place OF beginning, containing In all three
and OnChRli acres (BISl more or less.
TERMS OF SALE,-One'hali, or rs mitch more Us
the purchaser may elect t0pAy, cash III hAhd 81
day Of sale, bAaAce, II any, In two equal INSTALL
mellts payable In one and two years respectively
from tho day OF sale, tho purchaser TO give his
notes bearing Interest from tho day OF sale, pnM
bic annually, for tile Alld deferred instnlmcnp,
and 10 give d deed Of trust on tho said property
duly acknowledged and recorded, to secure tue
''' '''N'' y J.I. WOODS, Trustee,
BY Holt & HALL, Attorneys. !RlOR
Tho above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, February 10. at 10 O'Clock Il, m1@
tho front door oil tho Court House Of ONO
county. J.J. WOODS, Trustee
FEnuItIRYA 1850 iCLT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

8lN Prizes amounting O5l 800
NofE.-TlGkGls drawing Capital Prizes arc no.
entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
desired, write leglDly 10 the undersigned, clearly
lmllng your tpAld0nCe, With State County,
street and Number. hQiO rapid return mall do
livery Will BIO assured by your enclosing al ON
VOl0p0 bearing your full address,
SEND POSTAL NOTES, ESproG Money Otdnr,
OF New York Exchange In ordinary letter cur
fOnUy BY Express lat Our OxpOnRo) addressed
N, A, DAUrliiN,
OF N, A, DAUptttN, N" O''V'"'' L"n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15

Tho above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, February 10, ut 10 O'Clock a.. M a.
tho front door Of the Court ll9usg Of ono
county ,',, - ,..o J.J WOODS TFu ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
WHEELING, FEBRUARY is, 1883.

lEulered at tho Posl0tilce Ut Wheeling, W, Va.
q seeond. clRAs matteE.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Attic Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March IL, 1889,

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets At go; Halves siO; Quarters Is;
TenthS g; TWOntiCthS 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
Grand Opera House,
Trustees Sale.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF TRIADEI.
j. PHIA PROPERTY.
by virtue Of deed Of trust made by Jane
Schneider to J. ], Woods, trustee, bearing date
on tho third day OF August, 1885, and recorded
In the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court for
Ohio County In Deed Of Trust Book No. -, page
80 we, the undersigned, Will proceed TO sell At
public auction, ut tho north door OF the Court
House OF Ohio County, on
The national leader., 1889-03-02
How True 1t Is.

You can get all the opinion you want
on both sides Of question nowadays.
Oatmeal has not long ago been reported
to be a healthful food, when some ply
sician arose to deny it and to assert
that it produced dy spepsla. Allowance
is always to be made In such question
for the variations Of human stomachs
and constitutions, so that what may be
good food for one person may not be
for another. The truth about oatmeal
for the generality Of persons land they
are the only persons you can speak for)
Is that, If 1t is eaten in only a partially
cooked condition, it is not healthful;
and neither is flour, cornmeal and
many other articles Of food. Indiges-
tion and acldity of stomach are caused
for some people by the eating of sugar
or other sweets on oatmeal, and they
get the same effect if they eat these
sweets on rice or bread. Cream, too,
may be too much fat for a sensitive
stomach if put on oatmeal. In these
cases it is not the oatmeal, but either
its insufficient preparation or the addi-
tion of an improper food that causes
the stomach trouble. If a person will
eat a moderate amount of oatmeal !,
cooked and prepared as his needs may
demand, there can be no question that
1t is healthful, digestible and highly
nutritious.
The national leader., 1889-03-02
1886 NOS
GOOD OLD WINTERS.
Uncommonly Severe Seasons Which
Have Found Place in History.

In 4O1 the Black Sea was entirely
frozen over. In 763 not only the Black
Sea, but the Straits OF Dardenelles,
were frozen over, the snow in some
places rising so feet high. In 800 the
great rivers of Europe, the Danube,
the Elbe, etc., were SO hard frozen as
to bear heavy wagons for month. In
$50 the Adriatlc was frozen. In 091
everything was frozen, the crops total
ly failed, and famine and pestilence
closed the year. In 1867 most OF the
travellers in Germany were frozen to
death on the roads. In 1134 the Po
was frozen from Cremona to the sea;
the wine sacks were burst. and the
trees split by the action Of the frost,
with immense noise. In 1886 the Dan
ube was frozen to the bottom, and re-
NAMED long IN that state. In 1916
the crops wholly failed In Germany,
wheat, which some years before sold in
England at IS. the quarter, rose to E2.
In 1903 the crop failed in Scotland, and
such a famine ensued that the poor
were reduced to feed on grass, and
many per.shed miserably in the fields.
In 1863 the wine distributed to the
soldiers was cut with hatchets. The
successive winters Of 1922 3.4 were
uncommonly severe. In 1858 it was
excessively cold. Most of the hollies
were killed. Coaches drove along the
Thames, the ice of which was eleven
inches thick. In 1909 occurred the
cold winter; the frost penetrated the
earth three yards into the ground. In
1716 booths were erected on the
Thames. In 1744-45 the strongest ale
in England, exposed to the air, was
covered In less than fifteen minutes
with Ice an eighth of an inch thick. In
1909. and again in 1872, the winters
were remarkably cold. In 1914 there
was fair on the frozen Thames.
The national leader., 1889-03-02
A Beaver as q Pet.

"Big Joe" is a magnificent beaver
two years old. and weighs so pounds.
Crowds of people have focked TO Mr..
J. T.. V1vidn's to see their living Curl
osity dining on poplar, which the
owner has contracted for by the cord,
and to watch the appetite left when he
gets down the programme to the dessert.
when he becomes satiated with apples
and turnips. A perfect live beaver in
a town or city is rarely, if ever seen.
The most celebrated travellers that
have stood in every quarter Of the
globe admit they have rarely seen one
before, and the best writer's in encyclo-
pedIas can only guess how they work
by moonlight, but such authorities can
now see how "Big Joe" works at
Vivian's. Beaver IS considered great
delicacy as food, and the tail Of "Big
Joe." IA by inches-extra size for his
age-would make a dish ft for the
geds, but he Is healthy and likely to get
a conspicuous place in some geological
garden. He was caught in Oliver
Lake. near Rabbit Mountain Mine,
about two weeks ago, by well-knOwn
trapper, and was contented at the
mines until the present owner brought
him to town in a carriage last night.
The national leader., 1889-03-02

Il IS we'll known that a stone, how
ever large, may be broken by striking
a sufficient number of blows by ham
mer. along the line where it is desired
TO break the stone. In this process thu
+. rec of the blow expended Is gradu-
ally weakening the cohesion of the
particles in line following the direc-
tion Of the blows. This weakening is
increased by each successive blows
until finally rupture occurs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-28

ernregel" uno Der g6or: rgsitattuus"
Der erite NOR bon @altor Gitian in
priebuB bei gorna, Der 3tpeite bon benz
Wsul1flebrer &. Nmpletoib lit Berlin.
Die Yreisri@ter fit Das 3peite preis=
auST6reiben entf6ieoen einitimmig ,pie
fol8t: ben erfen preis (1OO Mart) ers
bdlt Der @bor: vYerlorne 2iebe" BON
Wfulltbirector 6. G6lner @uben, BEN
3tDsiten preis $50 Mfart) bes @bor:
uS@Dne 8Iume, bite bid" BON bem
@onferDatoriumslebrer @ult. S6red in
geip3i8.- 8.-9ie preisgsfr6nten Gompolis
tionen gelangen in ben Muffbeilagen
our n5dHgsrbaQe" bemuddit 5ur @ers
ohentll6urg. = Sen bur6 bic Ni9ter=
tbellung zines erfen preiies eriibrigten
getrag BON IS Marf bat Die 8erlagss
Banbluna ber rsdn9erbals" glei63eitig
ber n9euti6en 5dngetbunDesaiftuns
auaeneu0et,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-28
SOrt fanf fie liieoer, bas sliibenbe
Q AIAA Z L

Sort iant fe rieoer, bas slibenbe
@efGt butter bem Jd6er bersenb,
atbemlOs, erlnattet. @r Itano nebcn
ibr, ouf fie nisoerblideno, fte aber ienfte
bas 9oupt, UNI fsinen AnbIid 3,l bers
meiben. sic befaHb Ii9 in einem lns
bei6reibbarem 3uitan6e, lie NOR auBer
| fid; fie bate Elm @efIbl, als bdite fie
einen Sampf nit ibm beitan6en unb iei
unterlegen, unb in bas @efiibl ber 9es
, miitbisung iiber ibre gdeberlage mif6te
fi6 bic @linnerung ON bic @onne, nit
ber iie ii6 in einer @eluaIt empfunben
bate. 2lls er fab, baB fe ber Inter
baItung nit ibm ausuid, tuanbte er f6
ab. Sn Dem Iugenblif ri6tete iie bas
0aupt auf unb fo!gte ibm nit ben 2tus
gen vOb er cine Mnbere gum San3en enz
gagiren tuiirbe? @r bate inceB, 10 f6ieu
es, teine 2uft ba3u; er betraGtete ben
tupsenten S9warm, bann berl6manb
CT i'm Neben5immer. Sic bate ibn Be-
traGttt, als er 10 itanb; feline Spur
BON grmattung Doer aud nur @rbi>
Bung war on ibm pabrsunsbmen ge.
mefen.
Spdt naG Mitterna9t enbete Der
Sang unb bic @dite beeannsr ben &iid.
aug. SGnea uie fe fb gefullt batten,
leetten iitb Die 9dums, unb als 2urs
SteisenoOrf ft4 BON benz @afgeber
perabf9iebea wolIte, ergriff Serr @roBs
berger ieinen Mrm.
Whroe mid freuen, iagte CT Ieiie,
banit bic llebrigeil es niGt h6ren folls
ten, Denn Sic nod gu elmer @isarre
bleiben tpDllten; man Tpri1t germ nod
Elm beyniinfsiges Wort mad 10 ettpas.
Gurt trat gut Seite unb baIb barauf
fam 0err @roB5erstr 3u ibm beran.
So, iagte er, tief aufatbmenb, nun
fomnen Sic, iunger Greun6. st legte
CORDIAL ben arm in ben ieinigen unb
geleitete ibn mad eiuem &oume, no,
BON bufsigem Gigarrenraude umtp6ltt,
einige dltere Serren, Dertraute SreuHbe
beg Sauies, Iaben uno es lif sci edtem
giere pobl fein lieBen. unter ibneu
fi6 Der Suiti5ratb.,
Gerr bon SteigenbDrf. fa9ie @roBs
berger, uorIte0enb, unb lpenn Gurt es
ni6t porber fdOn bemertt bdite, 10
muBte er iebt on benz ausbrud Ger Sc
! Rdbter, Die fi@ auf ibn ri6ietea, Dabrs
nebmen, bob er 81 ben Bsbor3u9ten tes
9auiss seb6rte.
@roBberger lieb ii6 in einem 5Gaus
felfuble- Dpn amerifanifdem 9ol3e nit:
ten i'm 3immer nieber. 3iiuoete fidb cine
gigarre an uuo tn5pfte bic Welie auf.
Utan unterhielt iitb bel ieinem Gintritte
iiber politlt unb 0anbelss 2oniunctus
ren, uno na6bem er cine Weile f6mous
6enb sugeb6rt, griff er in bas @efpr19
elm. @s bauerte nid,t iange, 70 be-
berridte er baHelbs; bic bisberisen
Spre6er berftummtsn man iiberIieB ibm
bas Gelb. MSon iprat in flitbenber
Heoe, er ipracb ausgeBei9net. Gurt
Steigenoorf b6rte ibm ftauueub su;
NOR bas berfdbe Mann, Der inn mdbs
renb beg bisberigen Mbenbs hcut einen
unbe6eutenben, beinab abgef6madten
Ginbrud semadt batte2 st b6rte toll.
tii9e 8erbdltnihe nit elner 2larbeit
auseinanberieBsu, baB ibm gu Muibe
tpurbe, als rollte fid) bic &arte guros
pas gum eriten MaIe bot ibm auf, unb
in biefe Garie 5eidneten @roBberaers
gifenbabn @ombiuatonen 8erbins
Sungsweee BON ma5rbaft genialer 9iibn.
belt binein.
(SottIstuna foIQt)
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Scr erfte gehritt.

Wtellett II 5br san5e8 Spitem auber Sr6nuns, Sie
sic t5nnen Nt %n bum nj. 1 ge wuS @f m5en Ssaer unb
frasen fd erftaunt, mas Sbnen etsentlt6 febe. ote
iouen eine ielde g8arnuns nbt unbea6tet laen. DaS
1T her erite Sritt Su aIsemener Nerpen 3erruttuns
Sic brauden elm Nerpene Stdrtung5 zRiiel, unb in
electric 8tterS perbe sic @aes iuben, mas CUR er=
elunS ees natarlt&en 3utanpeS Sbrer Nerpen n6tbts
it,. neberrai6enbe Reiultate fplsen bem @ebraude
Der, Die 8erpauun9 ppI,ebt @ pieber in sereselter
gBetie nn6 aeber unb @eren nebmen ibre 3bdtisfeit
pteeer ME friiber auf. Mau periu4e eine Sla6e
allen dnpereu Npptbeteru.
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en- Somburo III nm 19. Sctobs,

Sn Samburs 1T am Is. October
elm Wforb pertibt tporoen, tpelGer in ieis
men Gir5elbeiten on bic @rduslthaten
bon Mbite9apel erinnert. Mien fanb
III elmer 8orfaot bic 2sidbe elmer Ttauz
ensperfOu, Der bic 2ebIe our9ibriiten,
bic Gliebar peraiimmelt uuo Der Inter.
leib offensele9t mar. Die Getfammes
lung iuar oHeubar oas Wert zines Sad),
berftdnbigen, pieleibt uSad, bes Wufs
idlibers" felbit. Sas Opfer geborte gu
berfel6en GloRe, wie bic bon Wbiteda,
pei, unb es beuten ou6 fonftile Neben=
umfdnbe oarauT bin. baB Der unmeni9
bas GeIo feiuer eatieBli9eu Sbdtigteit
mad 9amburg perlest bat. 8is ieBt feblt
es on ieber Spur Don Dem M0rber.
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t6ottFstuns foIQt.)
easrDe @erdnberunn II eins Sc

saFeD9 8er1nberung IN eins Ser
unuioetitebIi6fen 8efebe Der Watur,
uno 9liidlidNUeiie fubrt ein Mediel
TAFT iiets gum BeIiern. 2lls ein 8eifpiel
oafiir, nebmen bic ct. Yatrids piQen
i6nell ben ploB ein fir bic alten raus
ben unb befti9en pi(len, neil lie milber
ltnO uno angenebmer pirten., 2lubers
benz llno tie mebr ha3u ongetban, 9rant.
bettsltohe aug benz SpFtem 5u eniferuen
unb maIarif9e Grantbeiten su berbins
bern. Als Elm @atbartic uub Qebcrbille
iinb iie perfect. Gum 8erfauf bel @.
@obn & Co., 3. &alieper & Gobu,
unb olen anoeren Qpotbeteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-28
Die @toot 2eip3ia peror6Bert IiG

Die Stdot Gelp3lg Dergt6Bert lid
in taft nametitaniider" Weiie. llno
5tpdr bauptid6lidb 6abur9, baB es nit
ben fogenannten 8oriiabt. 9Drfern-bie
felbit pieber groBe Stdbte auiams
mentpd6ft. gu Geuiabr 1890 follen
Die @emeinben Sbonbers, NeusGeub=
NIP, Ilts unb gteu.Selerbauien, @oIf.
marsborf, Neu Sh6nefeIb, Neuitabt
unb @oblis in Die Stabt 2eip3ig einpers
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