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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20
Oak, Pine

Star of Destiny or Orion's Mystery.
Wait, watch, and wonder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20

GUARANTEED fully for ~,
wears by its makers. Sold
Hthroughout the south al less
- than factory prices by
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11
IT WILL BIZ A BIG WEEK
A PROGRAMME FOR FHE PAIL *
POSITION OUTLINED.
Unasr . Rfg Linden Tree ~ Eossmas-
ser Prank Browns GouMtEv-Hent eha
Promoters Of the Utap1mx Meet
and Talk Abouf the nDes4f1n ~
the Celebratfon.

Under the shade Of q widespread.
ing linden tree in Carroll couniy nine
promoters and prime-movers in the
great September exhibition scheme
met June 29th. and as far as Fraclica-
bic perfected arrangements for the
display. They were Postmaster Frank
Brown. whose Jealous work in making
the exhibition success deserves much
consideration; f. P. Stevens, vice.
president Of the Baltimore City Expo.
sition Association General Robert
Ober, chairman Of the transportation
committss; Genesal Paln4
chairman of the military di11Iays Gap
tain Jack Fenton, chairnaan of tha II
Dor parade; ]. Frank Snpplee, grana
marshal of the civic and trades die
play; John r. Bland. secretary Of
the Exposition Association; Lloyd L.
L. jackson chairnax Of the nero IN
tile display, and Major j. g. Pang-
born. chairman Of the railroad dlyis-
ion. civic parade.
The tree stands in all it's majesty
close 10 Mr. Browns beautiful coun-
try-seat, near Sykesville. Il was he
who had invited the gentlemen nam ed
to spend Saturday and Sunday at his
home. He wanted them 20 talk expo
sition with him.
Alighting from the special car on
the B. & o., the guests were driven
to Springfield" Postmaster Browns
residence. There they were met by
Mrs. Brown, who entertained them
during their stay in manner thor
oughly characteristic Of herself. Un-
der the spreading branches Of the big
tree chairs and rustic benches were
placed for the visitors during the tims
when the real business Of the trip was
discussed.
The first thing done was the selec
ton Of ]. Frank Supplee as grand mar
shall of the civic and trades display,
which is to take place on the first day
Of the festival week, September 9th.
This parade will form on Broadway.
south of Baltimore street. 1t $50 A.
NJ. and move at 9 O'Clock sharp. The
line of march will be up Baltimore
street from Broadway to Eutaw street.
to Madison avenue, to Boundary ave.
nue.. to Eutaw place. and thence to
Pimlico. through Druid Hill park,
if the Park Commissioners give their
consent. At least the floats and wag-
ons will go that way. Some little
discussion took place concerning the
hour Of starting. President Brown
-adunoakod q nscInalr xvhsoh ~raz c,~alt.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11
old Reliable.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s1s.)
The American Farmer.


Devoted to Farming, Stock Raising,
Fruit Growing, Market Gardening, the
Dairy, the Poultry Yard, etc, etc. =.
Special attention Is paid 20 Fertilizers
and Manures, including those of commerce
and the farm /.
Reports Of Representative Farmers Clubs
are notable feature Of its issues.
Its Home Department is filed with
charming reading and practical suggestions
for the ladies of the farm household.
The most competent, successful and ex-
perienced men and women have charge OF
the several departments.
No Farmer in the Atlantic States, from
Delaware 10 Georgia, can afford to be with
out this old and reliable advertiser and
guide on farm work.
The American Farmer il published twice
every month, ION the 1st and i5th,) in clear
type $l.O0 a year. To any one sending q
club Of five, an extra capy will he sent free.
SAM'L SANDS & SONS, Publishers,
Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11
~ Snsctato,

@ Spectator Ito defendant)-
Well, l guess the jury will find for
you. The judges charge waa certain
ly much in your favor. Don't you
think 90 ?"
Defendant (moodily)-aOh, / knew
ell along that the judges charge would
De all right It's the lawyers charge
that worries me. Detroit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Erup.ioas, and posi-
lively cures Piles, On no pay required. II
u guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents Per bog.
For sale al Eielens' store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

~ Wibble-"Did you ever know
any ones hair to turn gray from sor-
row 2"
Wobble-"Can't say that I did. I
have often seen an old widower's hair
turn from gray to black in about seven
or eight months after burying the
partner of his joys and sofrows."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11


MIDNIGHT MusrcIANs.-A eat with
its fur ruffied doesn't feel fur-straight.
Texas Siftings.
A Massachusetts, baby's cradle il
called q Plymouth Rocker.-Wash.
ington Critic.
Nearly 100000 babies are born
in this world every year. And still
every new father feels just as proud
as If his was the only one.--Somsr-
vile Journal. 70
Nearly 81. .000. 900 babies are born
in this world every year." This. more
than any other one thing, 10 what
makes the world such bowling sue.
cess.-Norristown Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11
A GARD.
ESTABLISHED 1878.
]. w. MONTGOMERY
WITH
BuLLEN & M G k:EEvER.
sS9 LA. AvExuE. WASHINGTON, D. o

The firm Of Burch g Montgomery hav-
ne dissolved by mutual consent, have
associated myself with the old reliable firm
OF HULIEN IL McKEEvER for the transac-
ton OF . General Commission Business, for
the sale Of Cattle, Sheen, Lambs, Veal,
Hogs and all kinds of country produce.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage of my
country friends in the past, respectfully
solicit the same in the future.
Very respectfully,
J. w. MONTGOMERY.
Nov. IS. 1s8s-Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11
ron THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Massrs. Editors Please announce Mr.
RICHARD II. HAMMETT, OF the eighth
district, n candidate for The General As
senably Of Maryland, subject 10 tha decis-
ON of the Democratic dominating conven-
ii0n- Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

from Fort Myer. infantry from Wash
ington and p ,ssibly marines will par
ticipate. The erection Of extra stxndl
from which to view the battle vii
coon be begun and breastworks will
be thrown up.
The Fifth Regiment. under com.
mand Of Colonel Gather. will form q
part of the British forces. After ihs
British are fepulssd and General Ross
has been killed. 500 voices will blend
harmoniously in singing the "S,ar-
Spangled Banner" BAnds will play,
and great she'll viii be split. reveal
ing the Goddess Of Liberty holding
aloft the historic Gag carried by the
Twenty seventh Regiment in 1914.
On the night Of the 18th At 8 o'clock
the new porsoffice will be formally
dedicated. President Harrison and
the members Of his Cabinet, who will
arrive on special train. will be met
BY the letter carriers. to be drilled for
the occasion by Bradley Stokes. of the
Fifth. in full uniform. From the rail.
road station the President and party
will be escorted to ths Hotel Rennert,
and thence to the postofiice. After
the dedication the distinguished guests
will be banqueted at the Rennert.
Subscriptions to the dinner are placed
at $40. A chorus of 500 voices, ar.
ranged BY Professor MeNuliy and
George Roseman, Jr., will sing at the
postofiice dedication. There will also
be a big ball at the Concordia during
the night.
The last but not least Of the days
which make up exposition week will
be Friday. September l3. The event
of the day other than the usual pro.
'gramme at Pimlico will be the bonn.
Pardment Of Fort McHenry. To make
Ahis success Postmaster Brown, Gen.
eral Paine and the other gentlemen
of the committee have solicited ma
tional aid, and they've gotten it, or at
least a promise which they deem al
most as good. Four war vessels, and
more If they are in reach, have been
promised and will. during Friday,
steam up from Hampton Roads to take
part in the fight when darkness falls
upon the city. They will blaze away
at the old fort. The garrison station:
ed there will re urn the fire, aud the
bombardment will be kept up for half
an hour. Application has been made
to the Board of Public Works for the
use of the oyster navy and TO the Har-
Dor Board for it's tugs to take part in
the fight. Pyrotechnics will be free.
ly used.
The following committees were ap.
pointed by President Brown: Messrs.
Supplies, Pangborn and Bland, TO wait
upon the Park Board Measrs. Ste
vens. Ober and Jackson, to wait upon
the Police Commissioners and ask for
an adequate force for necessary work
during the weeks display. Il was
decided that on the grounds at Pimli-
co military guards be quartsred and
military regulations be maintained.
One of President Brown s,hemes,
which was discussed and approved,
was that of having the floats parked
within the exhibitions grounds during
the week.-Baltimore Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

na- -Customer-S4y. Rotbstsis. who
- that man doing all that yelling and
screaming and swearing st the clerks
IN the rear Of the stose7
Rothstein--Oh. dot vos Rosenberg.
der silent pardner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

j, ~ ss. Peter-Hello. there Why
doa't yon come in2
SANITY Shade trimming aw.y}-
Aas mueh-I iast caught yixht * my
wife in there.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

F.0. Morgan, has inst returned from,
Baltimore, with lots Of new goods of al
kinds. which he Is selling very cheap fol
CASH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11

The BEACON and tho American Farmer
viii be clubbed together and sent to any
address for &i-75 for one year--inyariably
In advance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-07-11
WA. III. MooRE JSo. MupD.
w. n. MOORE&C co.
aRooERs AND
Commission Merchants,
lO5 south Charles street.
BALTIMORE.

Particular attention given ~ Inspector
and ale Of ToBAcCo, the sale Of grain and
al kinds Of Country Produce.
Feb. 10, 79-yf
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LES PECHES DE MONTREUIL..
MOntcOrnet hOcba Ia t6te.
Par TEssON.

La main sur la conscience,
mon oncle, reprit Julien d'rn ton
lnsinuant, ne seriez-vOus a aise
de faire un petit voyage i Paris de-
sev0ir vOtre bonnie vieille rue Saint.
Denis ct Ie Chat qmi Pelote?
-Je ne dis pas non, repoudit lie
bOnhomme a moiti6 ebranle.
LIE Chat qui Pelote, c'est a
peine 81 vOus le reconUaitrez v0tre
successear Achille i fait des fOlies.
IL Il voulu METRE Ia vieille maisOn
M godt do jour devantare neuve,
gtaces immenses. parquet cire,
c0mptoirs sculp,es gaz partont:
c'eSt charmant.
oh! jeunesse, ~jeunesse aven.
tureuse! murmura MOntcornet Qui
sentait ga curiosit6 s'accroitre a
chaque parole lie son neveu.
EFT puts, votre successeur
Acbille ne sera pas fache de- vous
voir. Pas plus tard qu'svant-hier
il me IL disait encore: Tachez done
d'amener votre oncle .jusqu'ici,
monsieur Julien, j'aurais differents
conse;ls q lui demander.
Montcornet dressa poreiIie.
oh ! oh! demanda t il dune
voix alt6ree. Achille aurait-il subj
des pertes d'argent : SEES affaires
seraient-elles embarrass6esi
-Rassurez.v0us, mon .oncle; il
ne s'agit, 81 j'ai bien compris, que
dun simple rcnseignement com.
mercial. Eth bien! c'est dit, nest
CO past le temps est beau, je vous
emmene.
-Mais...
-Qui- vous retient lei R,en.
Remand est parti.
-Qui te IA dit?
-Je Pal reDc0ntre. II lache
pied. Votre attitude ferme lni
iait peur. A vous la victoire, mon
oncle! Remand vous cede la place.
-Je sois vainqueur, dit Mont
cOruet en- Sc reugOrgeant.
-Vous 6tes le maitre lei. LIE
point dHhonneur ne vous empeche
plus d'aller ct de venir q votre
guise.
He! he!
= Eft de vous rendre & Paris
pour v0s affaires on vos plaisirs,
sussi solvent quill vous plaira.
-Parbleu.
-Partons done. Marianne gar
dera lie logis en- compagnie de Ri
COLBERT en- qui vous avez toute con-
tiance. Je yons offre q dejeuner
az Rocher DIN Oancale. C'est bien
plus gal Qu'ici. En- PEASANT, ia.
vertis Achille. Nous dfnerons
chez lui ce soir. On trlnQuera, on
chantera an dessert.
Bravo!
-Et sill est trop tard cette Duit
pour prendre la voiture de Mont
reail, lie. Chat q1i Pelotc a un lit
d'ami 4 v0nS offrir ct d'ailleurs
votre neven met a Ia disposition
de son oncae son appartement de
garcou.
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ArEL1ER

Avart font le materiel necessaire. nous
somnes > meme d'exGcnter tons les onvrages
typogfaphiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'ayncat. carries d'affaires. entttes de
tactures. tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc., seront i%mprimcs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct d des prix qm deient toute concur
renee,
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SoOu6Vl VII J'Cu att
Une heure plus tard, Montcornet
rOulait vers Paris, on son neveu sc
promettait bien de IL rctenir II
plus Iongtemps possible. SepareI
MOntcornet de Remand n'eta;t-ce
pas preparer les votes dune future
reconciliation ct par consequent
aplanir les obstacles qui s'oppo-
salient 4 sou marriage avec Amelie,
QUAINT d l'absence de cette derniere.
Favocat Sen inquietait moins, de
puts Quill await WI Rigobert accom-
pagner lex-chef de bureau.
DE sanrai par ce ga'con pensa
til, Ie lien OH papa Renaud a con
duit 81 file. Rigobe,t est discreet /;
smais un louis dor lui deliera la
laRgue.
Julien Sc trompait. II eut etc
impossible>a Rigobert lie lie rensei-
gner sur &c point. lie garcon jar
DINER n'accompagna pas son mai
tire au della de la porte de Paris.
La, Agesiias kenaud sauta Ell fla
ere ct congfdia Rigobert.
-NrilIe bien IL mes p1chers,
Ini dit-il EN- guise d'adieu.
-Soyez tranqulIle. bourgeois
Ga me cOnndit.
Et lie fiacre roula vers le centre
de Paris, sans que Rigobert, tort
curieux de son naturel, eht pI en-
tendre Ie nom de Ia rue ct l'adresse
que son maitre jrta an cocher.
Bon voyage 1t bon vent, grom.
mela-t-il dun air narqnois.
LIE fiacre roula Iongtemps 4 ira
vers lie faubourg ct le centre de la
capitale, gagna la Seine, traversa
Pea" ct s'engagea sur Ia rive gau.
che jnsqn'an dedale des rues qui
avoisinent Saiut-Snlpice.
II s'arr6ta drvant un grand bait.
ment d'asppct severe ct don't toutes
les Oave,tures s'Ouvraient SUI In
conr It Il les jardins. SEES hautes
m%nraillrs Iaissaient passer paroles.
sns lrur faite les branches denu.
d6es de marrOnuiers seculajres.
C'Gtait Ia maison des danes de
NJ" qui tenait a Ia fois do convent
ct du pensionnat da convent par
So reggie severe IT par le costume
de SEES dlrectrices du pensionust
pa les h6tes qn'abritaient ses murs
hospitaliers.
Renaud eritra prGcipitamment ct
ieta o ION a Ia tonriere.
-Condoisez monsieur, dit celle.
q une sGur qui Sc tenait an
parleir en- permanence, a la dispo-
s,tion DIES visiteurs.
Autant Ia mais0n 6tait sombre.
silencieuse, vue do dehors,
autant ellie ftait gale, anim6e a
'int&rieur. Dams n c0ur ana. |
semee de sable fin, ct cou-
pee de grands arbres maintenant
1euud6s par %Pautomne, des essaims
lie jeunes files jouaient en- li5ert6
sous r9il de plusieurs mattresses.
II s'6ievait, du milien d'eIles, un
de Girls joyeux qui mon-
:aient dams l'air CONNIE des chants
l~'oiseaux. Remand jeta sur les
;roupes tolitres un regard anxicux.
Ma file. .prononca-t.il en- MA.
here d'interrogation.
Son guide hocha Ia t6te:
-Amelie est q pinirmerie, dit.
lie.
L'ex-chef de bureau sentit "A
ooitrine Sc gonfler; ses traits sal.
;6rerent ct une larme mouilIa ses
veux. II n'eut pas Ia force de
orononcer une parole de plus, tant
retreignait cruellement.
Sa file, son unique enfant, III
1ole lie 50 vie. son espoir, son
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OuiYuOi CLIO oCf0tS "S'o, ~
brusquement, sans management,
sans transition? Qui sairf Peut.
6tre la maladie qui la g"ettait n'au.
rait-elIe pas ose, Iui present, sat
taquer d son enfant!
L'amour patterned II SEES illusions.
En penetrant dams liutirmerie,
un frissOn IL secoua.
La pale malade qui gisait Ia SUI
une chaise Tongue, amaigrie, jaime
CONNIE une cile Verge, les yeux
plombes, les jones decoIorees, les
Ievres dfja bleuies par lie sout1e de
la mort, etait ce bien sa file?
Etait-ce possible, grand Dieu
Quot! en- 81 peu de temps! Quoi
un enlargement aussi effroyable!
II s'6lanca vers ellie, trebnchant
pressure, la vur obscurcie par les
larmes, la roitrine goutiee de SAN
glots.
Ma file, ma chere enfant, Sc
cria til. .'l~+'
Amelie leva sur lui SEES grands
yenx enfievres. Tn peu de joie sc
peignait sur ses traits.
-Bonjour, pere, m:rmura-t.elle.
Je suis heureuse de te vOir; il v a
81 longtemps que nous nous SOM
ines qnittes.
-C'est vrai, ft.il Ell coutbant la
tete.
I'm grand mois sans, donner
signe de vie! Tn mois entier sans
v-nir embrasser sa file Fl que
c'est NAL, mfchant pere ingrat.
Ellie tempera ses reproches par
un sOurire, On sourire triste ct
navr6 cOmme un rayon de sOleil
pbiver 80 proi!ant q travers lie
bTOuillard.
LIE pauvre pere' Sc sentit remue
jusqu'a Ia derniere fibre.
-PardOnue-moi, mon enfant, sc.
mit.il en- sc peuchant vers ellie.
Ellie lui prit Ia tSte dams ses deux
bras enlac6s, don't ellie lui fit une
chsine, ct Fembrassa HI front a
plusienrs remises. Sea baisprs
s~entaient la feyre ;.lI y await de la
fren6slo dams ses caresses.
Obj pore lui, Git ehe toni bas,
emmene- moi, 81 tn m'aimes. Tai
soft de- grand. air ;.il me, semble
que j'etoutfe eutse les muir. de
eette maisou ct que j,y 'vais nou-
rlr! ~: H.. u
ii WI
Quelques jours plus tard, M. Re.
maud installait ~ file s Antilles
dams une villa coquette qui regar
DAFT la mer. Il
LIE m6decin await recon- mand6
Pair du Midi. 49,.
Sans enlever tout espoir de gne.
risoD, il n'avait pas laiss6 ignorer
que r6tat de sant6 d'Amelie etait
fort grave.
Ellie etait atteinte, scion lui,
dune de e maladies de langueur,
81 redoutables aux henres de l'ado.
lescence, contre lesquelles la sci
ence Sc declare d6sarmee ct que la
nature seule peut guerir.
Dies soins, des menagements.
des distractions, await ordonne lie
docteur. On displacement imme-
dat suItout.
Agesilas Remand await ponctu-
element obei aux ordres de Ia
Faculte.
LIE pauvre pere esperait que lie
cIimat tempere DIES bords de la
Mediterrannee, que les CARNATIONS
balsamiques des orangers. des CT
tronniers, des amandiers qui EN-
touraient sa nouvelle demeure, que
la vue du ciel toujoors bleu. des
plantes tonjOnrs tleuries ct du pa-l
nOrana chanreant de In NOR a
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I'm carre de 10 Iienes: lere. insertion. si~,o
"@" 2me. -
In~.r'ifn add 50
Toute annoncc indignant Ia profr~sinn
avee fadresse ct n'exrtaent pas 4uatre.
i;,nas. mar un. s. 90
Annonce de candiIats, d'avance. .----l 10 on
Nerrologe. par lo'
Toute annonre Commercials publiee a Pan
nee sera in>eree an tank de 81 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions suhsequentes.
Toutc anpOnce don't lie nombre d'insertiOns
nest pas Specific sera inseiee jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taHx ordinaire.
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knights Of the Golden Rvae

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Gaelic ~
10 K. Of g. X. will lie held in the Hall +
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. q. q. F. on the -
ond aud fourth Tuesdays Of each month, &
o'clock p. M.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
N1erfmiiroiaer unfau.

Sin eigenQrtt9er l6ltn1ner ltnfaQ eretg>
nete observation-disclosures nm 9 ubr 20 Ntin,
I'M Mfalbinenbduie Der y9tort5!peitern 4Sar1
lor Suit Comp, " Sos. 687-701 GlDbourn
Qlpe. 9o5 OIL Der Oampfmai6ine onge>
broGte uno IA SUB i'm Sur6lneiler bali
tenoe S0mungrao BART unb bic i1peren
@ilentriimmer iai1ten, N~ieietgeidoiien
gleith, nit fur9tbarer Mu6t na6 allen
Ri6tltngen 6a6in, Das Dad bes Wfai6tz
n~enDaules unb beilen Snueres in ,Nuiuen
bertpanbelno.
0iQiom &obotp, Ser Mai6iniIt, bIieb,
tDie our6 Elm Wunber, BON einem augen>
blifli9en Iooe bepabrt. @tnes Der @iienz
itiide flpg ge8en cine groBe .Hifte, btHter Der
er 'ftanO. uno i6lelloerte Diele nit lol9er
@epalt auf i'm 5u, Dab Der 8e6auernsz
tpertbe platt gegen Die 9Sano gepreBt tDurbe.
Gr erlttt l6redltde Guetl0un9en an ben
@lteoern uno mur0e audi tnnerli6 10 l6tper
perlebt, oaB man i'm i'm bO6ft bebenfli6en
.3uitanbe na6 ietner Wobnung, 40 Subj
Str, in Gafe 8ietp, IberfIDrte, Gobom
bat Sralt uno Ginoer.
Oas 8er1ten bes md6ttgeu Shpungz
raDes mar, mte ii6 ergab, our6 baS 3u7
fGQiee 9eiBen zines Der Seile, melhe Die
Iriebfraft in Die e~it3elnen JfGlln1e iberz
tragert, peruriadt tuoroen. Ser 6aupts
tretbriemen glitt iofort pom S6pungrab
ab unb beIien l1mbrebungen erlangten
pl0bli6 cine iol6e @ei6pinbtgfeit, baB es
ii6 init erploitonsdbnlidem Gra6e in ietne
Be~ltanbtbetle auflDite.
0as @etpiht 6es Stables betru9 etpa ie6s
Tonueu. 9ie trimmer flogen vblod"s
melt unb zines Der gtienftiife fieL ouf bas
9a6 zines unbetpobnteu, 9rn. giiGfelot
eeb0rigen 6ol3bauies nit FOLDER Wu9t
Tnieoer, oos IS, Dab uno HuBb6ben bur6z
idlaseno( ihd i'm grbgel6oB feitiebte.
Der 8strieb ber 6abrtf bat, bis sur Be-
1haffung zines neuen 5~Atpun9raoes, lelbits
rebenb unterbrod)en peroen n~tilien. Der
perurlahte S6aben betrdgt ettpa $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28


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~ TaDriO5, unter Garantie, ODne To,s Goer @uaz 4
qerfnr. III l-2 Stunoeu nit MIR 2&Dfieln Wteet3in. 4
Frank 4. PetzOld, Spe5talift 315 Walnut Str, u
Milwaukee, Wis. @ircuiare perIaHbt frci al / raeuo l
cine aoreiie. l4iau4,pbl I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28

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beigebra0t, pelGe Die 2uftrGbre uto ben
6als BON Sbr gu DIR trsnuten. Qitf benz
SuB6obeu fauo man lnebrere Serfnitterte,
Doaig Derbrannte 8aptere, beren Snbolt
a6er, 6a lie BET Der 8eriibrung gu Staub
aerftele1, niht mebr entsiffert merben
fonnte. Die geide purbe mad oem 6auIe
bes Observation-Disclosures Sorbau iiberfubrt.
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lhon me0rere Perloaen i6r 0aiein Getualtz
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oen trauriaen Gorfoa gebeim au 1elten.
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S%enntniB, 8iomea tpar ieit 4 Sabren bier
anidiltg. Seine Srau lebt IN SEEM Oorf.
Sn 8e5ug auf ben permutbtidpsn 8efpegz
grltab 81 benz Seibitmorb ipuroe aus
glew Oorf u. q. Solgenbes beri6tet:
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item Rrilfung ber Geid,GftsbiiGer ereab It6,
oaB Der 8ud)balter, Softer nit 9toli1elt,
etiua $1,000 unterl6laeen bate. @r befinoet
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iiber Die leBtere @ntbeflng lebr nieoer1
gei1lagen. Wfan %berlnut6et batter, baE
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mangelbafteu @eiunbbett, ieinen 8eritono
oerarttg beeinHubten, baB er IN etnen, Qn7
talle BON 0etltesitDrung S%elbitmorb begiug.