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a cHos1,3 rHoToorAPH.


Isrrs af.rcy al a. I.t tp t4vf.v ~
. son.s ae-a
Sect ~ ,fr'os in f,s roiog bavo
be c. over ~. c.sc q,
srifit 0n,bort
TIM gaa .u It.I.l,
vboN.a Gt,. ..... 49,. Xcr
Yois 's i. ,-. Gas, ro-.o-,
TO Tho A., cf her -tc.i..r tsero T.. NO
question ,f t,Inr.ai ~ Of DO event and
IL is made a., tlctf-or- by Tho faot
that ;,Ott lbr r-d thc rsotogianbor arc
skoptics II .pie.,lrli 49,,
She took her 70 fan IN tho oaIIorv
and TIC photo rapttr ,srce b.a cIotI
over his be ad &, arraago tho f,cug yyl,on
with an exclamation 81 ttcbt. Ii., head
bobI,cd euidcolv ont fror, l,oh.nd tts
covcrinr. ard ha .terca AZ t,o Iodv
"DH any orc g.es b.biud tou inst
thcn2
"Gbe. certainly r.t.~ she an.,. cred.
lie then look tic ,ietpf, and wont
into t5e dor. .n r'.1 it Uo cafoo
bounding out.3 t.,.f.i.,u.rs. and wiz,
White faco at9 s,r...-c manner said
she must ait ar. in. aho complied. and
araln chrn bc u-aeoclcd fg a1i1et The
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

n now illnsion ia reported from the
Albambra, London. In the center OF
ibo stage, hanging from four bars. Is q
board which Dioy be examined by the
audience. A man Is securely fastened
20 this board with psdlOcks around the
arms, logs and neck. making it impos-
siblc for him 70 move. a curtain IS
then placed around tho man. but which
only reaches 20 tho board. thus leaving
~ open below. 20 that the audience may
sec beneath tho board during the whOlo
Of Tire performance. st the report of
pistol tho curtains are opened. and in
the place Of tho man is "a woman fastened
% tho board by tbe samo padiocks, the
mar appearing ~ the same instant iu
The midst Of tho audience. Tho change
IS made in lcss than thirty seconds, tho
stage being IN full Hight sll tho timo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
CURIOUS RcLlCs
Recent D'soovery of al Inaian Tomb Con-
tanning Many StrLnEs Articles.

Recent D'soovery of al Indian Tomb Con-
tanning Many StrLnEs Articles.
a discovery important To relic hunters
h2a fccn T::..-;9, says the Chicago Even
ing Journal, at Sandy look. in the asst
ern part OF Newt =. Conn. IL il the ind
Ing of several skoletors and u quantity
or curious Indian relics which have lain
undisturbcd for N ro than two hundred
years. Two @oodcock hunters from
Bridgeport, George Moran aad Taomas
Nose, while crossing n small rise OF
ground half mile above tho rubber
mills found an eartbcn Jar tho TOP Of
which was exposed on account OF the
recent heavy rains. Taylor has dog
which is crazy to hunt wOodchuchs, and
be set the animal TO digging by tho.sido
OF the jar. Morgan turned 70 and as-
sisted, and II took half an hour FOR tho
two men and tSo dog 70 uacarth tho
curious jar. 1t was mammoth vcg.,i
and stood nearly three fcct hiyh Tho
sides were decorated ia a rough way with
the clay OF different color from
tho jar itself. which was d r.:
stone brown. Age had wcal
the vessel, and tho contents cau
great pressure that IN frwf
~ itli apart tlu TX. A.tta'0 tIf
skeleton OF az adult in ait.iut o.
with tho head bont over and q
tween the knees WHOM the
bled apart the dry gravel also fsll .
and loft the bones almost cnsr.Iv
from dirt. Although tho skeleton Das
perfect with thc exception Of Tho suaI.
bones which bad crumblcd ava. OIL
skull and ycrtcbrm were too fr-ii TO.
bear handling and broke when tax n ia
the hand
The skull was undoubtedly that ~ en-
Indian woman wIO had b on buried
with honors. IN tho burial urn wcrn
several stone implements and quasi-
~ Of shell beads which bad oJ.J,y
been strung together Judcr o.. p o.
was q peck or moro Of clam sb.
and arrow heads. all Of which bad Dc %
bakcd. Tho nint arrow pJin9 cro SD.
ways rendered useless by Baking before
being buried with tDe dead 20 prevent
tho graves being opened for p. ndcr.
Mr. Morgan suggested that further in.
yosdgation bo riado, ond tho carth o. as
dug awey FOR qui e distanco. Half "a
dozen axes aad hammers uncarthed.
and finally four moro skeletons wcro
found TicGo wore not buried in urns,
bot rested 90 the same rit.ing posture.
and tho cycava, 5ns which hal baon
madc for thc bodies wero partly filed
With burncl shclis and arrow hoa1s
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A SCIENTIFIC ,nvenr,on.
An Astronomical nstrumont ph,,h i,r-
cords tho User's Observations.


Carleton College observatory has 60
cured curious instrument invented by
scientist at Washington and called
personal equation machine" says a
Northhcld letter ~ the ST. Paul Pioneer
Press.
Tho object Of the instrument Ia 20
harmonlzo the observations OF different
persons who arc working tosotlwr, at
different times or at tho samo thro.
Astronomers we'll know that no two per
sons soc exactly alike, by which As
meant Tor example,. no two persons will
say that star passes wire in n tcic-
scope 1t exactly the same instant. Ono
will record its apparent passage slow on
true time, while another will almost
uniformly put its tilnc fas, Observers
unconsciously form n habit OF seeing
objects fast or slow on truc time, Gnd tho
better tho observers tho moro stoady
this error Is a. compared with truo ,lmo.
This error tho astronomer calls tho per.
.sonnl equation Of tho observer. In
amount tho personal equation varies
from CT OF a second Cf tlmc 10 some
thing moro than half second for differ
ent observers, either fast or slow on true
time Such errors IA these can not bo
tolerated Gt all IN astycncm ical obscrVa-
tioas for fundamental or original work
OF q nice kind, but uau3t bo In some way
cnninatod before Gaal reductions can
DC attempted.
To accomplish this In ono way an in
gcntous machine has been constructed,
which sets In motion an artificial star
quite Ike tho appearance OF n real star
In tho taloscope. A. this artificial star
passes wires in the machine the obscrv-
or records his observations and the in
strumcnt automatically records the OK
act time OF tho real passage VI the star
over tho same wires. Now both records
are made by the aid OF tho electric cur
rent, and consequently arc perfectly
true. These records are taken automatic
ally la ink on an instrument called a
chronomcter, ard hence thcir differ
cncos can be measured with tho utmost
accuracy, and in this way tho error OF
the observer on true timo IL satlsfacto
i,y known.
The machine 81 in usc every night
iDRt Observers work either together or
sinSly, DO that changes In individual
personal equations may be detected as
well as the differences that may exist
between Observers. Tho instrument,
therefore, furnisbes an unyarying stand
aiI for accu rate observation.
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a NOVEL. RAILROAD.
The Trans Hauled hy Horses Instead a.
Euglaes.

The Trans Hauled Ivy Horses Instead Of
Euglaes.
The Southern Maryland railroad,
whose engines were burned some
p'onths ago, which bas since Suspended
operations, has again resumed. Tho re4
sumption is only partial. however, says
tho baltimore sun, and tho method OF
operation Is unique and priu,itive
Horsc power Is now used instead OF
steam In transporting freight over tho
line OF tho Southern Maryland from
Hughesvillo In Charles COUNTY 10
Brandywinc In Prince Georges County,
about nine miles.
NJ the latter place connection Is niado
With the iialtimcrc Z Potomac road.
and the freight that once reaches
there can bo transported without dicI-
Guilty TO any part Of the country To
MIR. George ]. ChappoIcnr, q merchant
at ilughosville, is due the credit Of
adopting the systen now IN vogue on ths
road. Mr.. Chappelear In engineer. com
dncsor, fireman. brakeman, bayga2b
master, section hand, station agent.
aDd furnishes part Of the mo,iye
power OF the r"invonatcd road.
Mr.. Chappelcar's method IL as follows,
AAu hdH ITOt1Fen TWO hlnBle tTcc9, WHICH
are attached ono TO each sido of the car,
a horse is litched TO orc OF these, and
using the sides Of tho track as a tow
path they are urged on by the lusty
voice and strong cowhide whip OF tho
conductor 70 pull the freight he has col.
lccted The horses objected little 70
the work at first but IL Is said that Mr.
Chappelear has broken then, 10 mako
tho trip without much ooaxihg On the
limo OF road traversed there ~ bich
trestlo work about eighty feet long.
This at frst was puzzler 70 the enter
prising merchant, for his horses could
not walk the cross-ties.
He overcome tho difficulty. however. .bv
unbitcbing the animals and leading them
ever on the ground beneath the trestlc.
Alter securing them he returned. and
with strong crOwbar pried the car over
tho bridge. Aftor this the horses were
rchitched aud all won't smoothly and
gayly ON their way.
IL 81 said that Mr. Chappelear has
taken She contract 10 haul forty-two
hundred eases OF canned goods from
HuRhcsyiilo 20 Brandywiuo. fio can
carry load OF several tons and can
mako tho round "trip in about eight
hours
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4 colony OF about twenty-five famuice
from tlo NOrth. for tae n.cst part fas be-
crs, have recently secured about 500
acres of choice E fm land in Cuumau
County. Ala. on which Co locate % CO.
operative farm. Us IS 20 Lo organ izcd a.
q Joint stock company, With capital
stock Of s2Co.oo0. l.witcd to 200 shares
Of $4,000 each. No person can purchase.
own OF control moro or Ices than one
sharo ~ tho capital stock. Tie labor is
20 ho performed ly ttcmsCitts sudthcir
families ct stipulated wages, iho profits
TO be distributed as dividends Thoy
propose 90 Introduce mauaf.c,mcs a.
soon as practicable. as thoy possess o.
tract OF valuable tiGaCr aswcil as au is.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
a GEOGRAPHICAL DISPLAY.
As knt~n.,vs Exhsbit Of schec, Arss~s atss
20 40 Made nj I.roekiSn Nss, Yral.


10 no Made nj bsroekisn Nsst y-ai.
Since early last spring tho dcpartA
ment OF geography Of the Brooklyn In.
ssitutc has boon engaged In collecting
from loading countries geographical
appliances used In schools and libra
rtcs IL secured for this enterprise tbs
Endorsement and cooperation of tho
scientific bureaus at Washington and Of
many prominent cducators. IL expects,
says the New York Sun. 20 open tho.
exhibition carly next year. Nearly
cScry steamer is bringing geographical
products from Europe, and our own pub
fishers and manufacturers intend TO DO
well represented. Mort uf tho famous
geographical houses OF Europe say they
VIII take part In tho exhibition. This
collection Will include maps. aliases.
globes, ctc.. by the most famous pro-
duccrS OF these articles in tho world
Within tho past two weeks tho list of
foreign contributors has had ten addi-
uons, and thoro Is every prospect that
sixty or moro of the geographical houses
or Europe VIII be represented
1t Is intended TO exhibit this collcc-
ton FIRST In brooklyn and later in New
York and Other cities. II will then be-
returned 20 tho Brooklyn Institute to
form permanent collections, whcro
avery ono Interested I'm studying aud
comparing tho best products In tho Eco-
graphical line Will have ample oppor-
tunity for doing So The collection will
be catalcgucd and so arranged 50 20 ia.
eHitatc examination and study.
Tho department is collecting from oil
over tho world data relating TO tho posi-
zion Of geography I'm tho schools and
methods OF geographical instruction.
Over u thousand circulars containing
lists OF questions hayo been sent TO cdu-
Gators with reference to this feature Of
the work. Voluminous information IL
being received. and these reports will
be- compiled and published. IL Is ex4
pcctcd that this publication will bo of
great assistanco to teachers, and will
advance the interests of geography In
thia country.
IL is hoped to make this exhibition d
leading educational feature I'm this
country during the coming year. and
the brooklyn Institute Is likely soon To
possess finer lot ~ geographical MAJ
iorial than can be found In any similar
collection In thls country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

Or Manson is rapidly preparing Tor
his expedition 20 thc north pole flo
viii start from Norway in February
ncxt in the chip of 10 tons burden that
oas been specially built for him The
vessel is so constructed fhat che can not
9c crushed by o.. @. lutIf nipped tho
ocs VIII simply force Der out u The
Nator On tbe ice Dr. Manson r. pro.
risiOning bis vcsscl for Lvo years. and a
lozcn men viii go With him 90 share his
focd luck or tragic fatc flc thinks it
sill take about three gears o. drift from
,hc islands ~ New Siberia across tho
Jole and down tho other side 70 tho
southern cnd ~ Greenland. Tho OK
pedition, which is carried out b. the aid
q Che Swedish government and tho
nuhilccnco Of Mr. Dickson, will cost
over gtgO.cOG.
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The most ancient painting Of which
the su;bor Is known and date esccf.
tainod Is a portrait of Henry VIII.
az q child, Wiih his young brother
Arthur and bis sister Margaret This
vas Gone by Jan Gossacgt, colied Ma.
ouse. One ~ several copies. bearing
iaic 1895. IS 81 tho gallery az Hampton
Court. This celebrated artist roccl aea
tho name % Jan 60 Msbusc, tra.a its
boinf bis b.rtapisec; De lived from itT0
,o l""s and "sf coaf 'aintF :" iieIUy
VIZ o. gn,- lY.i
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sTRlKgs IN CHINA.
The workn,sa Do Not Lose v.ry ssucS
Tinte.

The W0rkEt6n Do Not Lose Vsry Mucis
Tinte.
10 china. on ~ well.known, tbfngs arc
tOpsy-turvy, and even workmen's strikes
arc different there from those IN wcst-
orn lands. Recently. says tho London
Times, q strike took place az the great
arsenal 90 kiangnan. whore about two
thousand men arc efuploycd. n abpoara
that the csstou Las always fpon slQht
hours work per day since that tstAi-
lisbmcnt vas founded. ever twenty
gears ago. The new director, considor-
inc this amOsDt too little for the wages
paid, resolved 70 increase IL TO nino
boufs The workmon steadily refused.
The majority were against tba innova-
ton, and the minority. who were in
considerable force, we're completely In.
timstc1. Hence, or the morning when
tho nov regulation wos 70 commence.
che stoau was raised in the l,oilsrs. the
whistle sounded. and the rnaobipery
was sot in motion AZ usual. but not
workman dared to pass inside tho rates
10 work. u looked at Gr.u a. n this
state 81 tsiags might last for months.
Tor both SIDES showed no symptoms oi
rolcnting. But things 90 ~ contrarics
IN Chine. IN the afternoon tho wors
men. seeing that they nIadc ~ lfnpree
sion on tho directors. who coull easily
stop AL work fOr 40 Indefinite ,isno.
corcinccyi discretion wac lse bet
tsr paF. 81 yslag. aed gave in ualf .
day ~ss 81. ltc .lu" ioss. aas re Extra
h"'f faft nn" eaHr ~
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Tho French newspapers report that
Mr.. Cottceu. wbo has been on pleasure
trip 70 Alaska this gear, thinks tho
coast towns of that country are not at
ali behind fashionable watering places
Ia the number of souvenirs the natives
offer 10 the cOn1ding tourist lie says
The Thlinket Indians Of Wrangell spend
much timo watching for The steamer.
and whom thoy sec its smoke in tho
distance they ~ once convert their
houses into shops, where both tho
women and the men offer for salo all
SORTS of curiositics that tboY have manu-.
factured 10 coax nickols out o. The
pOokets Of travclcrs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

MFR. r. w. Clarke, OF tho Philosophi-
cal Society OF Washington. has made
the following estimate Of the relative
quantity Of the chief elements in tho
composition Of the earth. lie assumes
for the oartb's known crust thickness
OF ten miles below sea-leyel and in
cluded tho ocean and the mir in his cal
culation. Oxygen, 1905 per cent; gili-
con, $3.50; aluminium. T. 20: iron, d Og;
calcium. 3Jl; magnesium, q 90; sodium.
22e; potassium, 2.29; hydrogen. O.o4:
citanium, 0BO; carbon, O2t; chlorine
and bromine. 0i5; phosphorus. o. O6;
manganese. o OF; sulphur, 0. OI; bafiuu,
O.O3i nitrogen, O.02; chromium. 0Of.
total, 10000 IL IS calculated that these
mino elements form % per cent OF tho
mass OF tho earth. 1ilanium. which IS
poPuisrly supposed 10 DO very rare, is
seldom absent from the older rocks. Mr..
Clarke sayt; but having no Gtriking
characteris icts and but little CONNER.
cial importance IL Is oasily overlooked.
Toledo blade
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The Alexander family. Of which NJ
,ccn mcmbcrs havo graduated az Prince
,On University, arc ~ have their debt
70 that institution signalizcd by the gift
u new bmldiDg from Mrs Harriet
rocker Alexander, daughter % the
latc Charles Croker. the CaHfornia
rill.0Dairc. and vito Of Charles B
Alexander, of New York. 10 IL pro-
posed that the building shall be do
voted % commencement exercises and
iho higher functions of collegiate life.
md bo ihc Finest thing a. ibo hind IN
ilc COUNTY,
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Whom a Cbinaman arrives IN this
country thcrc is nothing ho loaths moro
than the taste of beer; but, with the de-
termination TO become "allcc samcc Mel
ican man" tho Cinnamon 81 New York
arc seeking TO Amoricanizo themselves
by qusmng the fooming lager. IL IS q
terrible cross, however, TO the most Of
them; they DO not drink 81 by tho glass,
but buy a quart, which sufficcs for big
sprco for q dozen of them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

4 German watch that SIS on exhibit
tion IN a Pitisburfh window S. probably
tho thinncst tin.t piece ln tho world. II
ia not uore than an eighth 81 en- inch
blci anl ihc vssE5 thcmeclrcs seem
re- thi.l 81 thaa e4flb9ar1
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ss.rers soar .. ~. ai..

Asaiu c. snyder, of GrecaLrler County.
Hcury i,raanOn. Lewis 90.
=. ~. Engilsh. Iason Co.
Dan 81 q. lucas, Jefferson 70.
C9nvcses af Chas,c ten second Wednesday n
Wheeling, Grst v Wednesday in June
nrst Wednesday, n Seltc.noer-
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DIaECroRY.
stats snel.ls.

Gsvornor--A Brooks Fleming, Marion County
Secretary OF Sfaie~-W. X. daley. Marion Co
Autitor-Pa Pafrlck r. Duffy Webster Co.
Treasurer WiisiA.n +. Thompson. Sabeu GO.
Attorney General--Aifrea Caldwell. Ohio CO.
Sayt. OF Scb,o,s-B. Morgan. Monohgalia
County.
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oonNIss,oNENs coi'sTr couur.

oo7fNtssfoSERs corSTY COURT.
Grant Diarict. samuel r. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant. Luc an 4. Martin.
rurti tiAnd, Henry c. Beatty
GniOn. T. Z. King.
Reno, Moses r. Sinclair.
ayon. Reason =. Pch.
valley, Mason Wat son.
KingwOoi, Leroy shaw
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tinely.
Valley. Dave c. z!nn. John i sirahil.
Lyon, james Nctiee, DAyid =. Glib tOl,
Keno ~. H. Wi.e,er, T. q Sn l.nert.
rsr.lard, John ". I'M, =. ID. Zen son.
IInion. Jesse ". ih2Tsv, Js'ins ScSsrr.
Pleasant. Levi i. Miller, u. u. Mart3s.
Grant, W. IL. Actdb5OAs. Alpha HaSIns.
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First Distric;--C George ". At<in son. Wheel .ug.
Ohio County.
Sec On I ID stict Villa = L, wilson. ShHfic
town Gesfer on 20.
Third Dlstrioi--InhA D. Aiderson, Nicholas
II, N.cholas County.
FolrtA District-Ch4r.eS u. saith, Pare
urg. Mood CNnaty.
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TOWH 0ae SIS.

Mayor-C11ries " 8ishaO.
Hsopf Ter e. pss lh ac soi
CB1icii NIL. L. stJfs. r lNa Z. Bs1H
yoha =. HuflDct. Cas- ~ Ftwgctt, Jane
Carroll
Nlc iics.
Knights ~ Pyihiat-LnIse ncsts every fI
i1y evening ~ their han over 4. ". B.axgf
store at 7:3J o'ci0ck.
Inte zen lent Orier of Odt Fellows--Loha,
meets every Saiurl " evening At their hall if
Bishops Block At 1cj0 o'clock.
G1lsen Rl'e E1cl n nent. No. 80. T. o. q. T.
meets First ana Third Monday evenings g.
each month I'm the ODD Fellows Hall, over th
postoiise.
TIE iadepenfont order of Good Tsnpiars
Isodre meet every Friday evening, IN tuc X. %
= Hat. 1t 730 o'clock.
Kllg Phlip Tribe No. 81, ! nurovei order o
Blazers store.
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Tyags f~avss Rirrwood a. 10 r. m. and ar
rgvas st Tunneiton ~ $40 a. M iesvc- Tunnel.
tss at ~ 00a W and arrives ~ Kincw0od Al f210
N. Le9vcs Kinrwond st Z 80 p m. and arrive
- Tonneitcr 8ftfo r. n ie4gfs Irrv sifcr 20
r. f0r NJ end arr 81 ~ kinrwrof af 2 e rel
1rslrs &any c1ccp' Sunday.
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Churches.

NJ r. Chureh-4av v " RIDER Pastor
Service -Preachine every sunday at 1920 =. %,
nj 5.31 p. m. Sunday School 2 r. n Ciat
Meeting a. m. YOung Folks Meeting az ca
at 7.30.
Presbyterian Churoh-Rev ". n. Mcdonald.
Pastor
eervicos--Preachng every Sunday AZ i0.8O a. m,
and 40 .. m. sunday School ~ b. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesda evening.
AN. v. Cburoh--Rev. Bosley Bayce Pastor.
Seryices-Pfeacbing Fourth sunday in eac'
naonth
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Klngwsoi District ). T. H-oa Jose h
Rhodcs.
~ -yslley-A J. Dc3s:~r f..G.-Yr' i''VDn.
SfNon--I. ". Ci IS. Niiii, q, H1y.Dr
Reno- Ben r. VD14S t't. 9t1t ~ Bow
Pot inn i--prc fpn 70 we
tIGion-Lioy I <. 81 ,1oi. ,fs. 's,e e. nta.
rlclsani--I., iof.P Tsi o.. s. Chi!".t
Hiraat--Niiid Z. D. "a Ter.
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tul.e, hriiT tc.ai ''Sris.
Joseph 4. lo..e. KIM e. Il. Preston CauEiy
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Neni rs of .nn ross.

Charles ]. FaniNner, MtrtnsbuFgs DeTN1oF
County.
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Siat SEQ crS-Eie c7ih NsrcA
william O. Wor ey. Singwpod. Prc1ion CO.
Col. Jose ia snyder, npruneals Co.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

Ser ruffif@e Gsar wirS
i'm naditen @ouember feline iilberne
Sod3eit @feiern.
3 Seltonig Sobn Mofa.
Teller tornte ieber Nerfon in ben Ser.
Staaten sipei Soaars geben unb bate
bann nod cine Wtiuion iibrig, um lein
Saiein gu friitem.
= Gin bitorii@es 8ett.
Sin SurioItdtenmuieum in 9onbon
bat Dem 09otel Sc Nuiie" in @om fir
baS 8ett, in Dem 4rius Mapoleon ge<
itorben lit, $500 Sire angeboten. Oas
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