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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
Vermont Odd Fellows.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Feb. 5.
The annual meeting of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of Vermont, opened
Monday evening with banquet at the Pa
vilion given by the Grand lodge in honor of
DIR. William Milligan of Cambridge, Mass.
Grand Master II. W. Hall of Burlington,
presided. The seventeenth annual encamp-
ment held their opening session in Odd Eel
lows hall this morning. all the grand officers
being present, together with about one hun
dred representatives from thirteen encamp-
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
THE MONTREAL CARNIVAL
Now In Full Swing-His Excellepoy
Gets Bounced"

MONTREAL, Feb. 3.
The carnival is now in full swing and the
train, from all directions are heavily laden
with passengers, The snow storm today
riously interfered with out of door sports and
caused some postponments. The governor
general, accompanied by Count
GleIchen, bis son Edward, and
Victor Stanley, went to Tuque and
blew the slide and formally opened IT. His
exoellencv was bounced. The ice palace
was illuminated tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06

BY Mr. For Of Porter-Petition Of W. II.
Ncwbegin aud others Of kezar Falls asking
his Legislature 10 favor the Australian
method Of voting.
BY Mr. Lamb of Westbro0k -Remon-
STRANGE of e. T.. Maxweli and ~ others
against granting city charter for the tJwn
OF Westbrook.
Also petition Of A. G. Chute and 80 others
n favor OF granting city charter for the
.oEn OF Westbrook
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Death Of a Prominent Portland Man

PORTLAND, Feb. 5.
MIR. Frederick Gould Messer died this
morning. He was ninety years old at the
time of his death. In 1850 he was chosen
director of the National Traders Bank. In
1880 he was chosen president, and resigned
last year on account of poor health. He
was member of the board of aldermen in
/ 563 and 1864, and represented Portland in
the le stature one or two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
HORRIBLY MANGLED.
Fatal Accident on the Lowell Railroad
Monday Might.

BosIoS, Feb. 5.
Shortly after midnight, on the Lowell
railroad near the Prospect street station in
Somerville, a locomotive and tender left the
iron and toppled over on its side.
The engine fell across the inward track
pinning the engineer under. just then an
ice tram came down and before it could slow
up collided with the locomotive and drove il,
ahead several feet carrying the injured man
beneath along with it.
When taken out he was dead and terribly
mangled. His name was W. Lankell, 80
years old. native of Montpelier, VT.
The hagman and brakeman were both
seriously injured and taken TO the hospital.
The conductor vas badly scalded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
Fifty Thousand Fire on Broadway.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.
Fire broke out at 7,30 tonight in the build
ing No. Sal Broadway street, at the north
west corner of 4Sd street, which prevented
access TO the Star Theatre for an hour. A
slight explosion of gas in the Japanese art
store of O'Siel & Co, followed by fam $,
which spread rapidly. The loss is estimated
at $50, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
A Gloucester Schooner Wrecked.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 5.
A telegram from Capt. Hall at St Pierre
reports that schooner Fannie Belle OF this
port. is ashore at Longley beach and Will
probably prove a total loss with the cargo
The rigging could be saved with little oth'
er material. She was from Fortune bay
with frozen herring for this port She was
bull, in Essex in 1854 and was owned BY W,
B. Coombs and Capt Hall. She registered
y tons ard vas insured for S56l7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06

And Their Teams reported Lost
Through the Ice OF Pine Lake.


ALBANY, n. Y. Feb. 5.
News has been received here of an ac-
cident at Pine Lake, Fulton county. The
report is indefinite. As far As can be learned
the disaster resulted in the drowning Of Il
men who were driving teams engaged in
hauling logs across the ice when the ice
broke and me u and horses were all lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
FROM RAYrI.
Reports OF the Movements OF the Two
Hostile Factions.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.
Johnnes Haussedt. Hipppolyte's agent
Hippolytes strong hold was b1mbard-
ed by President Legitime's man-of-
war without damage, January 76, and several
hundred of Legitime's soldiers we're taken
prisoners, and thirteen generals we're shot
dead as traitors and conspirators. These
facts were received by mail from Port de
Paix today. Minister Preston, Legitiue's
representative in this city. said that b. had
heard nothing of the bombardment Of
Gonaives. and did not believe it had taken
place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06

Everybody sill want to hear Mrs. Morri-
son, who is to sing in the concert at the Uni
versalis. church tomorrow evening. She i.
gaining wide reputation as a singer OF
great power AMI sweetness. From among
the pres. notices we clip the following;
Her voice is a very we'll spring of pleas
ure.-Feu FORK Daily Graphic.
She possesses a wonderfully rich and cul
tivated contrslto voice Warrington b. e
National Republic.
She has true c0ntralto voice of grea
range and delicious quality, Her singing /,
finished and artistic --Baagor Comm.retal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06

NEw YORK, Feb. 8.
Col. George II. Tiden has appealed to the
general term of the supreme court from the
recen, decision by Judge Lawrence at the
special term in his suit against the executors
# his uncle Samuel J. Tilden's e tate, con
strung the will in favor of the Tilden trust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
To Arbitrate the New York Car Strike
Recommended by the Aldermen.

New YORK, Feb. 8.
The board of aldermen this afternoon
adopted resolution that special committee
be appointed to arbitrate the difference be-
tween the street car companies and the men
and president Arnold named committee of
fva
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Sale OF Mill stock.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Feb. 3.
C.. NJ. Haffards & Co sold today one OF
,hs hlock stocks in the American linen mills.
comprising eighteen shares for 1000 a
share. dividends included. The sales that
are reported on the border are, city, sl32 IL;
Wampsnosg. sls5; Merchants, SIPS; Shave
Sl09.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
Heavy enows In Ontario.

ToKoyTo, Ont, Feb. 5.
Snow has fallen heavy throughout the
northern part Of this province. A strong
wind caused it to drift in some localities,
delaying railway trains. The thermometer
VA twenty below in some places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
Hail and Hurricane in Virginia.

LEXINGTON, Feb. 5.
A heavy hail storm accompanied by hur-
ricane Of wind passed over the western sec
ton of this county late last evening doing
heavy damages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
BRIDGEPORT COMPANY
OBLIGED to Shut Down Through Compe-
tition.


The Home Manufacturing Company IN
corporated in 1886 with capital of $780,
600. of which John F. kennedy of New
York is president have shut down their fac
tory and gone out of business. They were un-
able to manufacture their line of goods at a
profit owing to strong competition lhey
make sewing machines and light castings.
Several hundred hands are thrown out of EN-
ployment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06

CoycoRp, n. H., Feb. 5.
Frank p. Webster, arrested at Lowell to
day fo- breaking and entering in Penacook.
in 1858. vas brought here and arraigned on
two complaints and held in $500 each until
Friday when the Iamination takes place
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Finally Captured.

PALMER, Mass, Feb. 5.
Edward johnson, wanted since July lsss'
Gov robhing the Nassowanno house. where he
wa. employed as clerk. is now held IN West
virginia for sheriff Hetley who starts for
him tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
DIPHTHERIA MIcRoBE.
Two Professors who Have Identified It.


PARTs, Feb. 8.
The Figaro says that two professors con-
nected with the Pasteur Institute have sue
ceeded in identifying the generative microbe
of diphtheria.
The discovery of a preventive of this dis
ease by means of vaccine virus, is expected
to follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
had Weather OF Provincetown

PRovIScsrowS. Mass, Feb D.
A fresh southeasterly wind prevailed All
dsy, developing into heavy rain and thick
fog tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
Later

The street car tie-u? in this city is de
clared of tonight by the Knights of Labor
local assembly.
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Tho Prohibitory Amendment

BosroS, Feb. 5.
The House this afternoon adopted the con-
stitutional prohibitory amendment BY vote
Of ll6l to l60.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06

BRooKLYS, Feb. ).
Deacon Richardson ran cars on most of
his lines today. There was no disturbance
of any consequence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-06
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Bill for Establishing a Terrific
rial Government in
Oklahoma.
Girl Appropriation SundilsS.
The House Considers District OF Colum-
bia Matters at Evening Session.
Girl Appropriation Sundllss.


The House bill for the establishment of a
territorial government in Oklahoma having
been presented. Mr.. Plat moved reference
to committee on territories and Mr.. Dawes
To committee on Indian affairs
The question was discussed by Dawes,
Chace, Cockrell, Henderson, Culiom, Hoar
and Butler.
Bya vote Of SO to l2 the bill was referred
TO the committee on territories.
Hawley offered an amendment to the sun
dry civil appropriation bill, which was re-
ferred to the committee on military affairs,
for the payment 10 the widow Of Gen. Sher
idan of $50, 900.
The House joint resolution for the pay
ment of $500 900 TO the representatives of
the late James b. Fades was passed.
The legislative. executive and judicial sp-
preparation bill was then taken up.
The amendments to the bill reported from
the committee on appropriations were agreed
to without question. They were few and
unimportant.
An amendment offered by Hawley to in
crease the clerical force of the civil service
commission provoked a discussion on the
question of civil service reform. Before
the discussion closed the conference report
on the bill amendatOry of the Interstate
commerce law was presented ana read, the
conference committee not having agreed on
the House amendment in reference TO the
transportation of oil.
Sherman moved to concur in that amend
ment as being in line of the interstate COM
merce law.
Platt argued against the amendment.
While the discussion was still in progress,
Riddleberger made an effort to have an
ha. .,ht IL
CATION of secrecy" on proc, 'edings on the
British extradition treaty
A motion to adjourn prevailed at 5,l5,
neither conference report nor legislative ap-
pro station bill having been disposed of
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HOUSE.
TuEsDAr, Feb. o.

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CONAN suffrage.
h'so remembrance OF mrs: spencer hogen
ann zen o.her women Oh rot''ahn AsAihs'
""''s" '""''se'
LreAL ArrAiRs.
By Mr.. For Of por,.r-p.tition OF w. II.
Ncwbegin aud others Of kezar Falls asking
,hi. Legislature In favor The Australian
method Of voting.
By Mr.. Lamb of Westbrook-Remon-
STRANGE of G.. T.. Maxwsll and Al others
,gainst granting a civ charter for the t,vn
of Westhrook.
"a favor of granting A cit, charter for the
osn of Westbrook.
.o.,.
ny mf- butleigh OF 'asSaiooro-feuuon
u "aiiace - weeks anu otheis sskihs that
ne weight OF bnshei u oats be restored 70
| % ponnh
| By Mr.. wheeler OF farmington-- Petition
| of H. a. Dyer ana others OF New Sharon.
asking that the Law IN relation to the weight
| u bn'hei OF oats be repealed and the stan
lard hIed at 10 pounds TO the bushel.
| ny Mr. Burielgh OF Neutrality-suspicious.
pf wallace y weeks ana others asking that
the amount IN ad OF county agricultural
'ocietes be increased
| FlsmrHIgs AND CANE.
| a.,
ny "I "'ntn",,n u h'.edy nemon
france OF jesse r. r f's zee anu 90 olhers OF
N'yery ak",",' any '.'''"s e"A"se Ut
| Ry Mr.. Frank of Grey-Bill an act tn
yr""'o' n'"'"s n' hoyAis h''ef IN We"
''oucs,le'
ny ~ "n''en y, eu'ion y.
r'a.s 70. .oh ."' 90 ''"e'' i'' fepeAi VI
nc 80" %. ,, u-.,..
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Nv Mr.. Foyx Of Petition Of
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Wsathsr Indications for the Next a.
HouKA

WAR DEPARrMEsr,
Once Of the Chief Signal 0fiicer.
WAsHTssros. Feb. 8. / A. N.
For Maine Snow. clearing Wednesday
night; colder; high north~esterly winds.
Storm signals are displayed on the coast
from Wilmingto to Eastport.
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User 1T sraa mtnslutp

Da bieie 6rase oft seftelt pirb, mcnea
mir einfaH iasen, baB fe cine Dame III
bic es lid felt 40 Subren CUR Gufsabe ma9s
tie, Srauenfranfbeiten, bauptii9li9 aber
3inbertranfheiten gu ifubiren. sic Bat
bic 8onltituticn unb bic Beburfnife bieIer
3ablrei&en 8laiIen DEFENDERS eeprift unb
ais Sfeiuitat praftii4er G%enntnife unb
@rfabruns, welde le i'm 2aufe zines Wen-
fdenalters ala arunfenpfeserin uno Gr5t
9eIammelt, bat lie ben Soothing Shrup
ais b~eionberes Oiittel fir 3abnenbe 3inber
5uiamnenseieet. Diefe Webisin Bat cine
masiide Wirtuns - fe sibt 8ube unb
Sci unobeit unb erbdlt ~rffenen 2eib. Sn
Solse bieier Msbi5in 1T 6rau @inslcp
weltheriibmt sepprben als Wphltbdterin
Der Sinber. l1nb bic Sinber merben srpB
unb banfen ibr bafar. glud in bieler Stabt
bat is bic Sinoer gu Dant perpfidtet.
9rcBs Quantititen bes Soptbins Sbrup
werben bier tdslid perfauftunb berbrau&t.
8ir slauben, Mrs. @inslcp bat fi&
burd bieien artifel unlterbli& aemadt
unb mir 1nb lberJeust, bu6 bur4 benIels
ben Eauienbe BON Sinbern g~erettet tpurben
uno baB Wliaiprsn bsnielbeu nod nit
Grfcls Sebrauden perbsn. Seine Mutter
bat ibre Bflidt setban, tpenn fe nidt
Wrs. WinslpW's Scotbins Ssrup ana
nanbte. Seriudt es Gue-Q Babies 8iitOr
yeem YOrt. = gu perfaufen Bel alien
Oru9Silten. --25 Gents bic 6laide
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Sic tesanifdc ,,Mufcr.S arm'.

Bic Mftien fir bic groBe 9ufer. Garm
in ber @alpefoner 8ai, bereu @tamms
fapital auf 5000, 900 augelebt 1T, finb
bereits faft ale untergebra9t, unb es
tueroen i9on bic Nnfalten getro1en, in
Der ad9iten 3eit Die Nrbeit baran 3u
Beginner. Wie bel ieber 1anberm inbu=
ftrieaen uab taufmdnnif6en uuterneb.
mung, III es aud Bel benz 8etriebe bic.
ies@ef9dfts borgqem n6tbig, ni1t Bios,
baB bas entfpre9enbe Rapital, fonberu
aud bic n6tbige Ga9tenntniB borban.
ben finb. In bielen StelIen 1T in ben
leBten Sabren bic finIfli9e NL ferau9t
nit @rfolg betrieben tpprben unb bat
LIBERAL, mo fe nit Dem geb6rigen Der.
ftdnbniB ms Werf seiebt tporbeu lit,
lobnenoe grtrdge gebra6t, 10 in Rbobe
Sslanb, no biefer @ef6dfts3tpeig i'm
Sabre 1888 ungefdbr $780, 900 einges
tragen unb 1900 Nrbeitern Bei9dftis
gung gegeben bat, auf einem iSarrn.
grunbe, Der So 900 older umfaBt.
SIN State Connecticut bat i6 Der
Mertb bes Muferfangss i'm Iebten Sabre
auf einen Gelbwertb bon iiber 81, OO0,s
900 geltelt, unb es tparer ungefdbr
5000 Nrbeiter BEL bieiem Snbufrie3uei.
&c bei9dftigt. Wdbrenb Der Iebten
feds Sabre 1T berielbe UNI 300 gro3ent
setpa9ien, unb bieie 3unabme 1T ALIEN
Der finitli@en 3udt Der 9uftern au
banfen.
au9 i'm Staate Netp Dort bat bas
Nufters Garms@ ef9dft sroBe Gortf9ritte
sema6t. Das 2apital, tuel1es BARN
anselest tporben 1T, betrus i'm leBten
Sabre ni1t tpeLiger aIs 10000
unb ni6t meniger als 1000 Mrbeiter ia,
ben babel 8eiddftigung gefunben. Ser
grtrag bes geIammten Nufter @eI1df.
tes bat fi6 i'm Staat Netp Oort alf
s 800. 900 geiteQt, unb ungefdbr auei
Orittel ber Muffern, mel9e gefanaen
uuroen, uaren probutte Der tintlidea
3udt, mel6er es aqein 3usui9reiben III,
oaB bic Quferprobuttiou fi1 i'm 2aufe
Der lebten 5ebn Sabre bort bsrooppeIt
bot. Iuf iol@e grfabrungen gefiibt,
barf Die 9albeifoner @eieul9aft, tpelde
lebt bic Iuferpfan3ung in Der 8ai ars
legt, fat nit Si@erbeit alf guten Ct.
folg unb lobnenbe grtrdge rednen,
Denn fe fi9 Die n6tbige Sahs uu6
Ga9fenntniB bon baber perf9aft, NO
He fi9 bereits betudbrt bat. uno baB
fe bas tbun pirb, unterliegt .uobl tourl
einem YneifeI.
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un Waiier. 3puSu,neuteu

perionen pel9e nit BEN S6lau9
MaHer fprinteIn, bafelbe fur ben Stall
ober fiir irgenb eiuen anberen 3wed gu
gebrauhen tpiini1en, m6gen in ~unferer
Office i6 bic n5tbige 2tseus auf elm
Sabr berf9afen beginnenb am l. Mai,
6a fiir ioI9en Gebrau9. ausidlieBli6
Der &ats fiir bdusliGen Bebarf, cine
SPECIAL, &ate bere6net wirb. Sn ueber'
einftimmung nit ben &egeln Der @eiens
f6aft laufen 9ieienisen, nel9e ben
S9Iau9 benuben. Obne bic erforberlts
DE 3i3ens erlanst gu baben, @efabr,
oaB ibaen Die WaKer5ufubr a6ssi9nit=
ten niro.
STE Woifermert.G o NJ 9 ME.
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Starfe 3inbbteb 2lmsfubr ned1
GndtanN.

Sn Den ndhlten bret Wouoteu pir0,
mad ben geri6teH aus Chicago ulib
yteE Oocf, bic Nusfubr bon lebeHben,
8leb ungelpohAlid ~groBartiae 8erbdlt,
tine a%nnebmen. 0err u. Mosr:s, elmer
Der gr6Bteu 8iebbdnoler DON @b:cdgo,
bot bereits fir bas nd6ite gierteIiGbr
out alem Dampfern, nel6e BON Stem
yort aug nod S%iberppol, GIasgpw unb
goubon, mas nut an @aum porbanben
1T, filr fsiHen @rport beIest. s. 8.
5atbmap bon Bottom bat ale 96iHe
Der BON Bofon l~aufeuben Warren 2ts
ME fir bic Wonate Nuguf urb
September fur fi@ gemietbet unb MeDer
@ploimitb bat bieIelbe 2tnte Iogar I9on
fur ben Monot Ottober eu8agirt. Soft
allies Wieb, bas na9 England gebt, tpirb
bon Chicago aus bsri6ift lperban, rur
cine tlei1e 3ahl BON 9entudD aug.
Ser 8runb fir 6iele ~riefenbafte ST.
port : Bewegung = Iast ber 8eri9t-
1T e%inestbeiIs, bag bas 59la9tbieb bier
iebt 10 niebrig i'm Preife ftebt, unb ar>
oerieits, baB in europa Mangel an
8ieb bs,rf6t, fobaB Die 8ieb=prciIt urt.
gew6bnli6 bobe linb. 9agegen 1ino
bic Jra9tfdbe iett 5ebeutenb b6ber aIs
i'm borigen Sabre. Die leBte Gen6ung
bon benz fir ben grport bstimmten
9eeroenbieb i -io tbeilt Der @bicagoer
Beti6t nit = am 5. Nugu|t bort allges
langt. Sic Shiere tommeu bon Ser
9aa9 bes 9errn 8. 8ibeali III Monz
tana, lleun Wagenlabungen 99adto@s
len unb feds nit Giben befra6tet.
9ohentli6 bat oieie i6nere Nusfubr
bon 8ieb 5ur Gol9e, baB bic iebt febr Ge>
6riidten 8iebpreile gegen bas gnbe bes
Sabres f6ou ii@ tuieber beben perbe,
unb baB baum au6 Seras, tpeI9es in
biefem Sabre cine bor3ugli9e r9ino,
bieb : @rnteA baben pirb, ban1 aud
bon ben beiiern Preiien Nubeu 3ieben
lpirb, befonbers tDenn es g~emdtetss
8ieb auf ben Martt brin9t.
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@sate serid,te ans bent etaate.

Die n8albefnn NenS" pom s. Wus
quit briHgt uus 269 in b II berihiebeH.
Hen 2anoestheilen ufib in 100 Counties
~aele8enen pIdbeu 9eridte iiber Den
Siano ser 9aaten. beionbers bes
Brli9tpTHs unb Ser 8aumuolle, wel9e
i'll bohein Gtabe ginitig lautsn. Sic
Welf9toru=@ rnte ipir5 i'm @ansen cine
bor5agIi9e feiu, bic nett iiber bas
Dur6i6nittsmaB biuausrei6t, uno Die
8aumtpoleu, @rnte berfpri6t Qlei6faus
eine .redt CUTE" gu tperben. Don ben
269 porliegenoen Beridten be3ei6nen
100 ben 5tanb Der 8aummole als
ugut", 70 als uiebr gut", 81 als uleioz
lid GUT, unb nut rs als nni6t ben Ct
t~partuagen entlpre6enb, ober f6ledt";
BON 10 Bunften Der pirb gefagt, baB
tpenig 8aummo0e gepflan3t fei. 8e.
mertensmertb lit. baB beinabe In allen
8eri6ten, mei6e re@t quite @rnte-
ausli6ten melben, bas laufenoe @rntes
iabr i'm 8erglei1 gum Sabre 1882 se=
felt pirb, pel9es leBtere befanntli9
in 5era5 bic rei6fte 8aumnouen. grnte
geliefert bat, bon mel9er ntait peiB.
Oie 8eridte umfaffen ben 3eitraum
bonn 1. big 5. Nugut, unb tpdbren5
biefer Sage nat iW 8aummoaenbiftritt,
10 nett mitgetbeilt tpirb, an ben folgen-
ben Yldben &esen g%efa0en: Sn @als
beifon, 9ouiton, 9earue, BaIeftine,
2ongoiem, 9untsoile, Columbia,
Orange, 8renbam unb guero; alio in
alien 3beilen bes Staa.,s. Sn ben
acknowledgement 3agen bat es, fpdteren
Niiibeiluneen suiolge, aud an anberen
punften ausgiebig geregnet, 10 baB es
ben Nni6ein bat, als ob bic @efabr
elmer algemeinen neutrality-suspicious.
iebt i9on abgetpeuoet tpdre. Mlen
Mn3ei6en nod lit auBerbem in ber nd9.
ten 3eit Elm allgemeiner 2anbregen gu
~ertparten.
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bas JleiiG, unb I'm fol6es frif9 uno
gut 5u ~erlangen, fam man unm5gli1
einen suberldiigeren Marft finben, ais
ben BON Wm. 96fing & Sobn, So
511 @pe. s. 9ie 6erren baben benz
@ei@mad ibrer 4unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
falte 2uftmaiGine erri9tet, tpeldje aIen
4nforberungen fir grbaltung unb gntz
fernung f6dbli6er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic babem beftdrs
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orrutb BON Waitbieb, aus uel6em
muir bas 8effe fir lire 9unben getpdblt
wir6. Wer reea bebient iein mill, Der
beiu@e ben Marft, SO. Sill
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groBe Eager BON rotbem Oder entbedt
iuprben. Die Qualitdt foa Doraigli9
iein unb MIR BON einigen Gagern in
Oeuti9lano ibertroHen tuerbeH. So
iepb 6riebldnoer uno 6. s. Barton finb
bic @igentbimer unb baben nit ber
Nusbeute begonnen.
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Waeo cine &%onpention ab, UNI iiber bic
@rsiebungss unb inbuitriellen SntereKen
Der &afe in 3eras gu beratben.
: Die 6. u. & Nranias paB.8abn
ldBt ioeben bic Strede bon 2enneoD
Sunciion nod 2arebO Dermefen.
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6serbe BON 1000 3iegen mad San Guis
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bieier beliebie 2aben Der Stabt, bat
ieinen neuert gorratb bon g 0 m m t.
f9uben fir Serren, Samen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unpers
glei9li9e Nuspabl aler Sorten uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella G9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beifen
Gabrifen unb ~tberbietet N0es, mas i'm
biefgen Marft gu baben 1T. @peeiaz
iitdt fir 9erren: Der &odforo S6ub
fir So. gs berlobnt fi6 ber Mabe, i'm
GinbereIIa store bor3ufpres
den, ebe mat anberspo fault.