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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

pABLIC. sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
L VIII sell nt public sale, on his farm
now occnpic1 by }. 4. Aspril, ON the
road rl, leading from Delaware City to Port
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
MONDAY, FEBRUARY lsrn, 1852.


The personal property Of the latc James
Clark ,deccru ed consisting of live stock
black horse, black Mare, good dairy
COWS, pigs. Farming implements. i
tuinpseat carriage, / market dearborn
horse cart, sleigh, griudstones, forks
iilkcs, shoyel-, hoes. spades, cultiNutOrs,
single and double trees, post spades.
crow bar, lot OF barrels, 20 II. ladder, lot
OF bags, beam and gear, broad axe, corn
shelter. Hour and feed chest. wood lars.
chain, hose, grain cradle, scy the, collars,
Birdie, carriage tongue, picks, 420-qt.
hlllk cans @Lqt. milk cans, liGqt. milk
cans, 10 az. serving can. / simpkm' :
spring buggy; In good order, road cart:
nearly Now; gram fan, roller, harrow :.
pluWs, Morse rake, corn shelter, harness.
two'horse wagon and rigging, corn,
hay, straw, corn fodder, poultry, j dcnr-
born, cart some cloth MIN machinery.
Hous hold uoods:-Tallcs chairs. dairy
outht, bedding, beds, blankets, etc, etc.
neat IN the ground.
Terms All sums Of $50 and under cash
all over TINT ainDInt n credit of 6 mont lbs
on purchaser giving a baulnbio note
with approx cd ,tndorser. interest added.
on per cent OH for cash ON all credit
sums; sale positive.
GliLABETH NJ. CLARK.
FRANCIS II, HOFFECkER,
Administrators of the late james Clark
deceased.
L. ". stldham & Son. AuctIonecrs.
n2-ltl6d-ltw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

Sharp bargains--or ought
to be. Cutlery.
I78 pairs Sheffield Car
vers with 8 inch blades. The
handles are imitation stag
horn. The price, so cents a
pair. Half. IFS dozens Rus.
sell & Co. Green River
Works Table Knives, with
celluloid handles, at s. so a
dozen; have been cheap al
S. so. The handles appear
like ivory, but when the
knives meet the hot water
crisis, which is sure to come.
will not crack.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

IOU DlIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD At
| public sale, on the farm belonging To
j. u. Wmslow, in Brndywine Hundred
ltc1r shNrpieN's school, on Concord nike.
Smiles from Wilmington,
on EDNEsDAN, FEBRUARY 20, 1889,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

we The undersigned banks aud bankers will
pay ali Prlzes drawn In The Louisiana Stat
brs. - NA' N'''-
II; N. WALNsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
Bank.
PifhkE IANAtN, Pres. state Natl Bk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Na,'i
Rank.
CARL hoHN, Pres. Union NationI Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
at II o'clock, noon,

Nv 10 o'clp'ki nnunf
wilt; ~
4head Of horses, gentle and Kind In all hsr-
ness and good drivers. : head OF cows part Of
which are fresh aud the rest sprIngers; / Aid
erncy hclftr, cunlnE two years old 1 stock
bull comirgt yfars old moving marhing:
ggool plows. ! morse cart and harnesgi farm
wagon; narkff dearborn, built by Bnll0ck;
hay and fudder cutter; hay rake, new;
twin hsrrsw; Acme harrow: FARMERS boil.
or; cuitlvst3is; light roller, new; | corn
and phosphate drilli combiued Plant L Jr,,
llnf u'driii AMI cnltivat1r; | hand phosphate
drlll: rome mill; krlndstone. two seat
carriage, good rs new; jun pBeat carriage;
road wagon, new; mIlk wagon, new, 1 duu-
Die sleigh; single slelsh; 3 sets single and
set OF double carr age harness; douDie set OF
wagon laInessi aittlnE-roOm and parlor
stoves, with hot air ilurs fos heating sccohd-
story car cts; mating: cook stoves: churn;
hutter-wOrhtr; butter prints and tub; Reads
crtaperles; lawn mower hot bed sash; %
forks, etc. com on the ear; ~ acres Of wheat
In the ground.
Tcrns; All sums ores0 and under the cath
VIII be required; over IN Il amount n credit OF
yinonills Will be given the purchaser, by CIV
Ing hanka' lr note with an approved endor-
SER EXecutars OF L.. K. OthELTREE,
W, \. Hukill suctloneer.
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
4 Will sell ut public sale, on the An
thony Higgins farm in Red Lion Hun
dred, on the road leading from ST.
Georges to Delaware city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

DUBLIC SALE.
l. The subscriber having gone into other
business will positively sell at public sale al
his residence on Tho AndreNs' YARN, one
Corner, n ~ Castle Hundred, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2lst, 1850.
at9o'elock, sharp,
Eleven head OF good WORK or driving
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15
or NJ. A. DAUPHEN,
Wash1nEt0n. u. G.
Address Registered letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL B4NK
New Orleans, La

REMEHBER that ths payment Of
Prilos ls 6UAxANTE1lD hY FOun
saEAVMAb hkHEB OF Rev Oriezn9,
and the Tickets sso signed by the PrSs,,
dent OF an lIEtitution whose chartered
ilghts are recognized In tho highest Uoufts,
therefore, beware Of ell limitations oy ~
noyuo1R sobsmoa w
ONE DOLLAR Is the prlcs OF the smsu.
olt ps't or fraoti Of Tfok0s ISSUED
Ely Us in any Drawing. Anything In OUT
name offered for less than Dollar is Il swir.
die.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

pUBLIo sAIE-THE suBsCRIBER
a having sold his farm will sell At publ
sale on the farm known as Brtad and
ton, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

DUBLIC sALE-THR BsCRIBER
\ having sold his farm viii positively sell
81 public sale. at his residence, on the New
Castle load, about two miles from Whining
ton, New Castle Hundred, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-15

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Goth, 1850.
at l O'Clock, p. M,
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-16
Far Above Beauty.

In my life have known many women
well. Among them is fair majority Of
what the truly appreciative would call
happy, for which fact I thank God, as it
has helped me to take, on the whole, a
hopeful view Of life as well as Of human
nature. Now, are these women, blessed
as many of them are with devoted hus-
bands, cheerful homes, cultivate, So
ciety, and leisure for the exercise of any
special talent they may possess, beauti-
full women? With one or two exceptions,
no. Indeed, more than a few of them
are positively plain, if feature only
is considered, while from the rest l can
single out but two or three whose faces
and figures conform to any of the recog
nized standards of physical perfection.
But they are loved, they are honored,
they are deferred to. While not elicit
ing the admiration of every passer by,
they have acquired through the force,
sweetness or originality of their charac-
ter ths appreciation of these whose ap-
pree:ation confers honor and happiness,
and, consequently, their days pass in an
atmosphere Of peace and good will which
is as far above the delirious admiration
accorded to the simply beautiful as the
placid shining Of the sunbeam is to the
phenCnaCnol blaze Of IN evanescent flame.
Anna Katharine Green in Philadelphia
Times.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-16
At the wrong Door.

In Paris, several families often live
under one roof, and each occupies it's
own 'fat'' or apartments. The duke and
the laborer, saint and vagabond, the good
and the bad may live in the same house,
and yet neither of them know his neigh
Dor. The author of 'sParisian Lights"
says that two friends lived year in the
same house without being aware of the
fact, until they accidentally met in the
street, and inquired each others address.
This author also relates the story of an
amusing mistake:
A gentleman called upon lady with
whom he was well acquainted. On reach
ing the house, he ascended the stairs,
but, not having counted the flights, en-
tered the apartment in the story above
that of the lady.
He found the table set for lunch,
showing that company was expected.
With liberty which his relations with
the family warranted, he helped himself
to bonbons and fruit. Hearing lady's
voice calling from her chamber, and
apologizing for not coming out immedi-
ately, he replied, "Do not disturb your
self, madam; will wait"
The lady at once entered the room, and
the gentleman found himself in the pres
ence of stranger, who seemed as
amazed as he was.
MADAME" said he, sis not this the
apartment of nj. -?'
emo; that is on the floor below"
"Then, madame, have to throw my
self at your feet for this intrusion.
Thinking myself in the apartment Of
Nine. -, have been eating freely Of
your refreshments, and can now only
offer the humblest of apologies. I am
M. de -"
His name was we'll known in Partisan
society. but the lady was but half con-
vinced, and as she followed him to the
door, kept one eye on her plate, and the
other on him. He afterward met her in
the apartment below, and they had a
hearty laugh over their mutual surprise
Youths Companion.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-16
The surveyor has arrived, and we sup

The surveyor has arrived, and we sup
pose that work will begin at once.
Transportation is the thing we so much
need. Great quantities of lemons, lines,
guavas, vegetables, and sometimes or
anges, 60 to waste for want of transpor-
tation. If canning establishment was
put up at some convenient point on this
part of the coast, there would soon be
raised an unlimited supply of fruits and
vegetables of all kinds. We already
have the fish, CLAIMS, oysters, turtles,
beef, etc. Cane grinding and sugar boil
ing is the order of the day all along the
coast just now.
We are still having plenty of rain.
This is good winter for setting fruit
trees, etc.
We had light frost, but it did no
harm. J. I'll. HILL.
Venice, Florida
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-16
Rucklen,s Arn1ca SaIve.

The best salve IN the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sres, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaines'
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required: 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by W. A. Allen & Co., DeLand.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-16
For THE FLORIDA AGRIcULTURIsT.
Venice on the Gulf.

Our section is again on the boom.
Congress has appropriated $4,000 for
surveying and deepening Il e channel
through the inside bays from Sarasota to
Venice, distance of some twenty miles.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-16
FLORIDIANA.

Ocala has colored military company.
The Cocoa Public Spirit has enlarged
to quartO.
Gainesville wants to issue bonds for
waterworks.
The Sub-Tropical Exposition will open
February 2Oth.
Thirty couples were married in Leon
county last month.
The J. T. &K. w. Ry. has purchased
a lot OF new rolling stock.
The school population of Florida in
creased $4,000 during last year.
The prisoners of Sumter county are to
be put to work on the public roads.
The saw-mill men of Central Florida
are trying to organize a lumber trust.
A large acreage is being planted in
Bermuda onions in Wakulla county.
'Possum hunting is favorite pastime
with the young ladies of Lake county.
Orlando has pecan tree fourteen
inches in diameter. 1t is fifteen years
old.
The Gainesville furniture factory is
prospering. It will soon declare divi-
dend of 80 per cent.
The base ball fever is breaking out in
the State. It is not near so dangerous
as the saffron article.
During the past year Tampa erected
buildings and made public improve
ments costing not less than a million
dollars.
Sanders Neck, of the Ramage place,
near Ocala, has Florida cow which has
given four barrels of milk in five months
and supported herself in the woods.
A. J.. Gill, of Pasco county, killed
hog that weighed net 412 pounds, and
yielded 100 pounds of lard. Talk about
not being able to raise hog in Florida
Lakeland Cracker.
The United States Government has
decided to establish quarantine and
experimental station at the Dry Tortu-
gas, the better to guard against the i'm
portation of yellow fever and other in
fectious diseases from the West Indies.
-Ex.
Governor Perry appointed Messrs. w.
D. Chipley, of Pensacola; Alfred Bishop
Mason, OF Jacksonville, and James E.
Ingraham, of Sanford, commissioners
for Florida and delegates to represent
the State at the Paris Exposition.
Washington county will raise more
cotton this year than any other county
in West Florida. Last year about three
thousand bales were marketed at this
place, and it is safe to say that it will be
three times that amount this year
Chipley Times.
Congress has made recent appropria-
tiOns as follows: Continuing the i'm
provement of Cumberland Sound, $780,
600; continuing the improvement of APP
alachicola Bay, $4,000; continuing the
improvement of Cedar KEYS harbCr,
$4,000; continuing the Improvement of
Pensacola harbor, $4,000; continuing
the improvement of Tampa Bay harbor,
$12,500.
The New York Tobacco has the follow
ing to say of the goods of one of Tampa's
leading cigar factories: The Tampa
goods Of V. Martinez Ybor have for some
years been steadily advancing in public
favor, and if fine quality of leaf, careful
selection of material and skillful manip-
ulation are any factors of success, this is
not cause for wonder. We have just
seen and tried consignment of the El
E Principe de Gales (Invincible size) is
sued by this firm, and characteristic
qualities can compare them on their
merits with any other goods on the mar
A. n. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
3uffud,t

pud iast Der peiBe Manu, ntldtr si-
nsn Aehtnlragfn tdhrt, mub ~ Ssiff unb
gpdlirr itine 3uiIutt nsbmfn tbsnir gut mic
Gin Reger, wtlher ben Sag iibsr wriBfItr."
Nbrr iu efn lcnetrtarltsn 0insfn pirb gu.
hud,t geupmmen, peun tin Wann franf pirb.
9iaiiirib tpiu er frinsn Nrlt tpenialifns
uidt int Anfdua. G'fpbbhIid sebt CT mad
einfm lpgeunnnien SaIGpn nnh niinmt etnen
3ruuf, tpelcber ibu Gin rpenig sfrtriTrt maht,
10 eab sr nod einsn nimnt uub fonmt banu
erbritfrt na6 Saule, In ber Wfinuna, er Iti
furtrt.
glm nG6leu Mcretu trpadt fr nit aGpf-
l6msrssn, ecppslt 10 itIimm fpie il iuror, nit
sinsm febfrbaften uub pfrtimmirn @sfibIe, CT
sutihlieet lh etrpas aueeres III petiusben.
Gr nimmt sine Dciis BON mas tr gtrare I'M
6aufe bat-tin geter-Grneursr, 9lifrsn- gn-
eunffer pesr 5frS-8gsrEBeTG- unp bfmsrft
jualeiGb, ipenn fr mcrgen niht beller fiible,
perbe sr fir tinen Arjt lttden.
Nihlfen Wprgen liegt er frnnt i'm Bette, efr
Arlt pire ssrnfen, lbiittrit ben aCpf Ssrfhrfibt
ane cher brti eeridieefne Serien Weetiu
nah ltinem Hiseisinilden @Iauben, belftti ba-
bfi atrr tets auf ppnfanoigtr 9tubr, nnb RAP
etr ardnte fir jtpei gSphen nidt ndd ieinem
6'eldGftt esten earl per bic 5sIgsn mSditn
frnif peresn.
Gr Iisst sirfli6 sinr gBp6r ptsr ;sbn Gage
i'm Bette, itine @fnfluus pire eurb zine
Wrnge 5tilmiltsl SeuSgfrt uub tsm 9swu6t-
isin, taB isin @si6Gft pGbrub lsinr @bps-
ltnbsit su Girunes ssbt. 98snu sr iib IhlisB-
lid tpitser beraus ldlsppt fnoti sr, eae tine
6aniilit fh aIfs bis duf ens RotbpfHeigife
gum esbsn cine 3si lang Ssriassn mub, um
bic Epetcr-Rttnuns beiabIsn unb 8ertelItr.
unatH i'm 6jflhdfie MAIDEN III ISnnfn.
9tun mare es fir bisien Wahn am plate
gemrlfn, lih cine Bllf6t npn hfr nenfn SpTts,
gIngensbmsn @fihmad Sinesnr 8itisrs su
faufen, ietaIe ais CT bic erlten 9ppflbmerltn
strlptrts, unb ;psi gbISHel- vol enppn ~ nfb.
men. 3psi cher brsi SdIb 8citn, ;pfi Sage
bon chamber, uahesm bic srlte Dpfs sspirft
bate, triireen ibn gebsiIl uub lsiue aranfbeit
ptrbiiist tateu, iOpis ben taeur6 sntlfantsnsn
6jeerfruIf.
Der Wann wuBis bies nidt, cttr pie Bee
der sslast bdbfn piiree, feline Gor6tt mar
niht 70 gut ipie isiue siahiiti. Gin dnbrss
Mnl pirr sitler Rann gfnau BiiIsn mas ~
ibun, I'M Sdma;rn, 3eitunS gsb ~ lpartn.
9lsue Surts, glugfnfbmen @tlhmaf Binf.
gar 9itttrs III stn grcbariiasr gluirttnigsr,
abfiibrenh unh iiIrItne, fnttdIt rtefr NlfcbcI
nod Spiua, bat sinen bUbf anetnsbmen ST.
ru6, uup rpiirbs siusm SaaeItns ui&ts i9a-
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
Sd,minbfud,t acbeilt.

ginem alien aBte, Der bon Der 9raris sl.
riidgejogeu lebt. lpuroe 0ur6 eineu oifinoiihen
MiiiiOudr Die 8eidreibuu9 einss eiufaden pe.
getabiIiidsn Seilmilttls tiir ole ibnelle uno
oautrube Seilura bon 9ungeufdpinOiudt
8rouditis. Sataarb, aitma mo allen Sals.
uno aungentrantbetten ausgebdnbigt. aad
Elm Mittst fur peiitiDe. raeitale Seilnng oon
Nerpenfdwdde uno allen Decentralization.
Radbtm Der Sottur bic luunoerbaren Stiltrdf.
Ten in taui,ne 6illeu trprobt bate, erndiete
er es fur feline giliht, bas WitteI einen leiOen.
Den Mitneuihen betauut 5u mnhen. Bon
oieiem Moiib nnb 8unid 9etrieben banoelte
er. SD isnoe oieies 8ejept gan; tofttrfrei an
Vile Die es mtiniden. In bsutifsr, enaIilder
uno frau50fiher Spradr nit boiler Aniueiling,
Der Stritellung uno bee @ebrauds. een0e
aooreiie uno 8riefmarte. bejiebe Did auf oeie
5eiiung uuS i'd ienoe ts iofort. W. VI.
8oDes. t49 powers Slod. 8oheiter. q y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
Otttstou.

= TbomaS Sneu unS Sobn Gate
batisn am Samitas in bet Nirtbidaft
bon eobn Reipton Streit unb Gate bers
febte Oem Smell einen 5auiti6Ias, baB
oiefer NIT benz &opfe riidipdrts auf cine
Iiidfante itiirste uno oas @enid brad.
Gate tpurbe mad BEN @efdnsnib abses
fiibrt.
: 9errp, Mo., 30. SuIi, 1885,
6iinf Stunben lit id an neuraIeil9en
Sdmerssn; fiinfebn Olinutsn mad
anipenbuns bon ct. Satobs Del iparen
ale Sdmersen beri6nunben.-6. 3.
9loams.
Is Die 6IadsfeIber 9ebrasta's ums
fafeH beuer nidt tueniser ale 140. 600
Ider unb perfpredeu reidIiden Grtras.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
gBilfesbarre mad,ridaten.

- grant SprenIon bon 9lantieoIe
bate gegen Iaubenbiebe an ber Dbers
tbiire ieiner Sdeuer bic finnreid,e 8ors
ridtung ansebradt bab iid elm 8ebols
Der sntIub, fobaIb Setnan6 bic Tbdre
pffnete. 9lm 5onntae sins ct ieIbit
in bic Sale. pbne an bic 8prridtun8
ju oenteu, unb erbieIt einen ShuB in
bic 8ruit, ber nidt ungsfdbrIid lit.
Der goIiSeidef Sarris bon Sobnss
toipn fanb am Samitag i'm 2aben eines
hieiieen YfanbLeibers einen Diamants
ring i'm Mertbe bon $500, ber elmer
5rau BataIin eebbrt bate. ginise
Iaee mad Der Slutb ipurbe bic 2eide
Der 6rau eefunben, aber Der Singer, an
bem fie ben Sting su tra8en pFeete, mar
abeeIdnitten. Die Spur bes Rdubers
ipurbe bis Mau6 gbunf berfoIgt unb
sefunben, bab er ben Sting beriebt
bate; er beibt RlnbsI une 1T berbaf.
tet iuorben.
= Mdbrenb hes fhmeren Siurmes
am Dtittipph ipur6e bel SasIetpu elm
9oIsfaIler namens Daniel Bird pom
B!iBe eetrpffen unb eetbbtet. Aud
SleIe @ruben iuurben iiberfdwemmt.
-9is neue @aHer @ompaaie, tpeI6e
bas 9baI bon Bittston bis PIpmoutb
NIT gBafer peripreeu mill. ipiro ibr
Waher nidt aus 6em Susquebanua,
ioneern aus Der Spring 8roOt besieben.
Dian 8Iaubt, aus bemIsenamten Babe
einen 8orratb bon iibsr $4,000, 600
@alIonen tdsIi6 be3iebeu gu t0nnen.
Sn ben Selfish Mcr6 Ideinen
ioiuobI SuIgostp pie feline ssrau eers
ipidelt uno beioe ipurben bis gum 9us
iammentritt Der @rOBesi6worenen eins
geitedt.
= 9tn Der .. 8. & 98. 8ahn, Bel
8eriuid, faub am Disnita8 Elm gros
rutf6 itatt, Der oas @eIeiie auf eias
Ianse Strede mebrere Sub nit grSt
beeedte uno ale 3dBe an iener 2init
Stunben lang aufbielt.
= Sir 9ttsumatismus. Rfuralaia, arSmpfI
unb apItf iitertrifft fsiu WitttI Dr.. 3bpmas
sIsftril&ss Ssl.
Sobu Soldier bon @rpitaI gibse
bel Sa;Ieton, erbins iid persansener
5reita8 WtOrsen. gr mar frdbsr auf.
seitauoen, aIs feline 5rau uno ais bieiC
in ben Sof fam. fab iie ben a6rper in
anerensenoen @aIbe bdneen. S6dfei
mar 60 Sabre alt, felt Sabren frGnieInt
unb besins bic Chat iebenfaas in einem
4nfaIIe bon 3tiibiinn.
= Die q. s. Central 8abn ipirb ii
Slo @iIfesbarre einen btbiden 8abn.
hof erridten.
- 5rau @uitab Sabn, bic fdon iibe,
elm Sabr inbaIib in ibres 9aters @ob.
nunS in @pomins lag, itarb am Dion.
tag. Sic binterldbt bem @attsn brei
Qinber.
: Srau @briitopb ). @oIter Ttart
| sIeidfallss am Wonta8 unb stpar mad
einpbpentIider 9ranfteit am 9ppbus
Sic mar 30 Sabre alt uno cine S6pe.
itel bon aOuis Gid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
0ae Thal abirdrtA.

TabIorbilIe. Gin 7idbriesr anabe
names Siram 3bomas ipurbe Iebte
g8ode bel Der Seimtebr bonn 9eerenz
Iuden bon einem aobIensuge iiberfab.
rem. Sin 8ein tpurbe ibm boIlItdnbia
bonn 80tper getrennt uub Elm 9lrm bonn
5anbselenf gum @abpeen aufeeidIibt.
Sir ben &leinen mar feline 6pffnune
uno er itarb am 5reitae = 9ln ner Iaps
Ioii@rube iperben biefe grde glepara.
turen eemadt. = Sn 6eltspiue itart
lebte @ods Elm slpeiidbriees Sinh hes
Gbepaares 6ermanu Sdueers unh es
ipuroe Dlitttpd auf bem neuen @ottsss
ader besrabeu. u.-Das Bic 91ic Der biss
iisen beutiden @emsinbe ergab einsn
Reinertras bon sl13.61 unb berIief in
Srbnung. Die @emsinbe bat S6ritte
setban. iid inforporiren Iu IafIen, mill
aud ndbftens ben 9au ees Bfarrbaus
ies aufnebmen.
= Bon erpfptIas unt Saltfius part lrnu
5. 6. Aneripn, gtibiise, 0ier., einiIid be-
frfit bur6 9ureef Bloch gittfrs. Gs bat
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