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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-13
DauntIesx Fire Company

All members of the Company are re-
aueSted To meet at the engine room on
"Wednesday evening. Feb. 18th, att O'Clock,
for the purpose OF electing officers for the
ensuing year and to attend TO other i'm
pOrtant business The following persons
were nominated for the various Offices:
For president. II. \. Englchart; for vice
president. Robert Scarlan and II. H. My
crs; for treasurer. A. W. Buck: for Secre-
tary. John L. Davis, A j. Waters; for Ii
brariau, III. j. Grouse; assistant librarian,
o. Wilkinson, John Clement, Will Waltz,
Joseph Shoemaker: for chief director: NJ.
ID. kittcil, II. \. Shoemaker, +. {. Par
rish. r. +. Lloyd: for assistant chief di-
rector. John L. Blair, E H.. Cresswell,
John L. Davis; for captain of engine, o.
+. Wilkinson, 4. j. Waters; chief of hook
and ladder, H. J. Grouse, John L. Davis;
assistant chief of hook and ladder, Philip
Fenlon. George Roney, Herman Grouse,
John l.. Slough; for chief of hose. James
Young John Il. Blair, NJ. ID. Bearer: for
assistant chief of hose, Robert Seaman,
John Clement, Joseph Shoemaker; second
assistant chief of hose, NJ. Reade, James
Wherry. NJ. X. Crcery: trustees. +. c. Par
IRISH. John T. Blair. Johu l.. Slough, j. a.
Shoemaker, Samuel Ludwig, VI. ID. Bearer,
ID. A. Mc&ough, +. c. Lloyd. III. II. Ny
ers, NJ. ID. Kittell- JOHN I. DAVIS, Scc'y-
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Febru-
airy II, 1891:
Edward III. Case, Johnstown, and Nora
Lamp, Huntingdon
Noah GindleSberger, Somerset county,
and Sadie E Geisel, Stonycreek township.
Joseph III. Krumenacher and Mary a.
Bender, Washington township
Adolph Albrecht and Margaret Kutzer,
JohnStOwn.
Paul A. Adams and Katie F. Meehan,
CreSSon-
Grant Colbert and Ellen Gallagher,
Johnstown.
Christopher Rudolph, Allegheny town.
ship, and Ellen Topper, Loretto.
Thomas ID. Evans and Emily Evans, Eb-
ensburg.
5. A. Weimer and Almira Vickroy,
Johnstown.
John johnson and Amelia Pearson,
Johnstown.
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Plano. and Organs Sacrificed.

In order to close out our immense stock
OF pianos and organs before removal TO our
to-be-remodeled warerooms, 1Ol and 1O3
Fifth avenue, next to postoffice), prices
will be reduced away down. A fine piano
for $50, worth 800. Organs for so, worth
sl25. Stock embraces Chickering, Linde-
man, Wheelock, Hallet & Davis, and Stuy-
veSant pianos; Palace, bridgeport, Shon-
niger. and Packard organs. Second hand
pianos from s75 upward; organs, $40, $50,
and 30. Easy payments arranged. This
Is great opportunity for a bargain and
buyers should call early on the
HENRICKs Music Co. LTD,
- Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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-Furs! Fura Hunters and others
should remember that q. L. Freder!cks. or
this place, pays the highest cash price Tor
otter miuI, red fox, gray fox, raccoon,
skunk, opposum and muskrat furs and
skins. From Is cents TO s1.Oo viii be paid
for skunk skins.
Mrs. Curtin =. Bare. of Pittsburg,
while at widow in her mothers house at
Huntingdon, on Wednesday evening, was
struck by bullet from thirty-two cali
bre revolver, fired by some unknown party.
The bullet crashed through the window
and struck the heavy knot of hair on the
back OF Mrs. Bare's mead where il lodged,
without inflicting any serious injury.
Charles Olson, Is years OF age, Swed-
lsh brcllayer of Braddock. committed
suicide on Wednesday afternoon by shoot
ing himself in the head. The cause OF the
suicide was the refusal of his sweetheart
Miss Helfe Gerkpt, a golden haired To-
year-old Swedish ass OF North Homestead,
a hamlet a mile distant from Braddock, 10
| marry him. Death was instantaneous
| with Olson.
Mr. Frank Condor has been appointed
| Official Stcnographer OF the Courts of the
| Forty ninth Judicial District. composed
! of the counties Of Center and Huntingdon,
| to fill the vacancy caused by the reslgna
! tion OF VIM. F. Reber, ESQ, who has been
appointed Private Stenographer to Gov
ernor Pattison. This appointment will
not interfere with Mr.. Condon's engage
ments as Official Stenographer OF the
Courts OF Cambria and Blair Counties.
The Reade township correspondent OF
the Coalport Standard, says: About 4
| los
Harris, of Lloydville left her bed to get
some medicine for a sick child, when she
met two masked men who had entered the
house through a window. They present
ed their revolvers. demanded all the mon
ey she had in the house and threatened her
il she made n noise. Mrs. Harris was SO
much frightened that she tainted. When
she became conscious the men had gone
They did not get anything.
Yesterday (Monday) sfternoon some
Pennsy nsylvania railroad trackmen working
along the Conemaugh river about five
miles below the city, discovered a bundle o.
clothes lying in the edge of the river. Ii
taking il out they were horriied in finding
that it was headless body, partly decom
posed. 1t was was found about half q milk
west OF the Sang Hollow station, anC
proved TO be the body of a woman. Their
Is no doubt about its being one OF the vic
tins OF the flood. The body will be brough
up to the Henderson morgue.
Democrat.
Extensive preparations had been made
for the marriage OF Charles Gordon ant
Miss Mary Kephart at Huntingdon ol
Thursday night of last week. The present
were arriving and the honeymoon trip wa
projected. In the afternoon the groom Sc
cured $3.50 from the bride-elect and he
mother to make additional purchases, an
taking the first train West left for part
unknown. Gordon, who is twenty-tw
years old, has been on three months
leave OF absence from the Regular Army
and IL is thought that he Is now on his Wa
TO join his command. Officers arc on hi
: | track.
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Bargains at Nc Donala's store, Lores.
Pemn,R.

Dress Goods, 5, 10, Is and 20 cents per yd.
Flannels, Is, 20, 25 and 30 cents per yd.
Kentucky Jeans, 10, 10, 20and p cents per
I'D.
Ginghams Muslins. Shirtings, Ticking,
etc, at equally low prices for spot cash or
trade.
Children's Shoes. 35c. to 75c. per pair.
Misses Shoes, 75c. TO s1.25. ~
Women's coarse Shoes, 81, 90 to si-50.
Women's button Shoes, 81 90 to 500.
Boys Boots, 81. 90 TO $50.
Boys Shoes, sl.OO TO $l.5O
Mems Boots, 81 90 to 800.
Mems Shoes 81. 80 to g.. 80.
Boys Caps, lOc. TO 5Oc.
Mems Caps, soc. to $l.O0.
Also full line of Groceries and Provis-
ions will be kept constantly on hands to
supply the wants of our many patrons.
Prices guaranteed as low. II not lower than
Altoona or Gallitzin prices on Same con-
ditions, spot cash or trade.
NJ. +. MCDONALD.
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Backlen's Arnica saIye.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required tits
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
mouey refunded. Price a5 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store OF f. James, Ebens-
burg, and w. w. McAteer, Loretto.
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FOR SALE.

LfAhM FUK SALE
merry owned oy Evan X. Bennnett. dece ased IN
cambria township. three miles north Of Ebens.
ourn ne farm contains 249 acres, Apou, IFS OF
which are cleared, having thereon q house ana
barn and a rood orchard. For particulars call on
or Addrsss EVAN J. BENNETT
tcols Ebensburx pa
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TRIAL LIST.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
IN Notice is hereby given tn applic ation
will be made 10 the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Cambria county on the Ind day of March next. It
sembly entitled An Act TO Provide Tor the In
corporation and Regulation OF Certain Corpora
tons" approved April -. 1874 and the supple
ments thereto. by Jno. Lloyd. G. j. Jones, A. W.
Buck, Daniel j DAVIS. Webster Griffith and 9TH
ers for the charter of intended corporation
called the "EoensDurg Agricultural Society"
the character ahd object OF whi.h is to improve
the stock and and other farm products and TO
promote agricultural and mechanical inter-
ests, and to have competition exhibitions. ETC..
and Tor the purposes 10 have, possess and enjoy
all the rights, benefits aud privileges con ferred
by the Act OF Assembly azores Aid. and its supple
ments. ST. REED,
Ebensburg. Febr uary 9. 1891. Solicitor.
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gick, Geo. Krouse. Andrew Greenwood, John
Richards. Cath Crowley, Harry Davis. tcolored),
Pat CoRian, Robt. Johnston, female child, name
unknown
Ella ST. toffer, Lena Bloch and Mrs Andrews
each gave birth n hid during the year.
Average number Of inmates per month. h....--.. e.
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a Select School In which. in addition TO the Com
mon Branches all the higher branches that pu-
pills may require will be taught To meet the
wants OF all classes OF pupils. three courses OF
studies will be taught, viz: The intermediate
course the Teachers course and the higher
course. The Higher course rs especially designed
10 prepare young persons 20 engage In any OF the
mechanic arts or 10 enter any OF the professions.
Terms: intermediate course. - for the term
(ten weeks): Teachers course, ~ FOR the term; or
Use Der week A entering after the second week.
Tor the n Higher course additional charge for
each additional branch Will be made. For iurth-
st. Augustine, Pa,
ransn 90 CT Wiimore, Pa
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macnInery. .......................... 500 90
sT on barn opI. -'o'' 500 90
Insurance Company Of North America
wagon shed--.-----.- -----.----.--- zl0 W
Orient. OF Hartford. on contents OF barn. 300 90
Calubria Mutu al on contents of barn. 200 90
sis, $50 90
Given under our hands at Poor and House OF
Emp ploymsnt OF Cambria county, Pa, the 2lst
day OF January, 1881.
GEO. A. KINkEAD,
JOSEPH HIPPS.
W. c. BERRY,
Auditors.
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SToCK on FARM.
Three head of horsss. L. milk COWS. ou I, oeef
cattle, shoats, g. chickens, Turkeys.
EARM PRODUCTS.
Sixty-n q tons of hay. 26s bushels OF oats, 1e3
pushei. Of buckwheat. Ire bushels of totatoes. 500
bushels Of corn In ears. 200 ousnels OF turniPe
$40 heads of cabbage; butchered hogs, MAKING
-l4 hounds of pork; butchered Deeves, MAKING
i'i60 pounds OF beef; butcnered calves. making
100 pounds OF veal
FARMS IMPLEMENTS,
Two two horse wagons. spring WAGONS. bug
qy i road cart. farm cart, hay rake, sren
drtll. corn planter, l enc and hve-tenth horse
no1sr engine and boiler and chopper, grain
cradles 7 scythes. 2 axes, crowbars, pinch par,
2 hay elevators rakes. forks. etc. sets hArness.
brides and saddles. sleIghs. ooo-sle1s log
sled 1 wheel barrow, hand cart nay ladder,
cider press, shovels and hoes.
INMATES.
Number in House January lst. ls9o.....- o
Number admitted during year. %
Number born o-AN~
NumSe died during year...-..---...----. II
Number discharged during year-...--.-.. ls
Remaining In house January list, lssi-.- se-luz
of tn inmates remaining In the House Janu
ary lst 1891, there 81 adult males. 20 Adult To-
males male children, OF whom are idiots' and
female children. one OF whom is an ioiot-
NAMES OF INMATES WHO DIED DURING
N THE YEAR.
John O'Leary, Henry ssass'l, Albert Big
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EHTyyyNyteAeEEIs g. ssa;s.ssHs .,ss. Has-ls.ss. ssss.
&&AalAk2aSGEO. A. sCOTT. New York cisy
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EXECUTORS NOTICE
H No.ice is hereby gizen that letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF Margaret Mcclure, late
OF Loretto borough. Cambria county, Pennsyl-
vania. deceased have been granted TO me- All
persons indebted TO said estate notified to
make payment without delay. and those having
claims against the same, will present them. prop
eriy authenticated. for settlement
l.. A BUSH,
Executor OF Margaret Mcclure, deceased.
Altoona, Pa, Jan. 18th, ls9i.-6t.
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Select School.
MONDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1891,

The undersigned will open in the room OF the
High School IN Gallitzin on
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Reflect for a Moment.

TEN DOLLARS $1,000 give. you your choice Of any
Simons Store The reason for this reduction IS we
stock now on hand in make for our Sprn
on that embraces hundreds Of garments marked
5000, which must 90 for 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-27
Die oSarmcra2lliaitS" ,ttto ote
CONFEDERATION Weteraneit.

Nt(anta, ga, 26. 2luguit. -
0a8 l(ntcrbau5 Scr 8cIeb9ebung Der
mari bcutc nit 81 9c9en 90 Sttmmen
bcn Soriblag, Die bicli9e cOnf00erirte
,gctcrauenbeimotb, Die in 6Olgc elmer
BON Dem icet oeritorbcncn SenrD GjraOD
ein9clcitetcn 9cwc9ung oUrd cine 0iient,
lide SubitriptiOn 9e9riin0et wurOe, fiir
ben Staat gu acccptlren. Die Bauptz
iadlide Sppoiition qegen Ocn SOridlag
fam pom Settcn Der n5armers2tllian3, /"
3n einem tiir5ltd BON icncr Srganiiaz
tiOn bier abgc4altencn Staat5s@OnOcnt
pur0e 6eidlOien, Ben Sori6lag 3u be-
tampIcn, unO ale CUR yAllianS" gcb0ris
gen ltitglicOer 6e5 llnterbauie8 itimmz
ten Oaber Oagegen. GroBe Gntraitun9
bcrri6t iibcr Die Gntidei0ung unter Dem
Yolfe I'M NQgemeinen unO Die cOniO6c>
rirten Gctcranen mollen morgen cine
SnOignattOn8 SerIammIung abbaltcn.
Die 2tnItalt fOitete etwa5 iiber $4,000.
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V{tt SaS Wubltfu,n!

gSel 'ler lluterld)ieo smlld)en etnem bloben
lIno ei I'm nit einem Sriiiieler SeppidJ be-
bedter SuBboben eriiirt, 1T leitDt Su beant=
,port, nur SO, neun Sic ndmlif Sbreu
Ginfallf in oem alien ;uperlIiiigen Sepptd).
@eidGite BON gewis S. q a d. nj II &
iSruber, gtr. 415, 8 it=S altimore=,
nube @aDzSuaBe, MAIDEN. llniere oerbitz
Salion 1T I'M 2lnsuge, uno Die fiiuitlerild)en
Otufter uno Splorlte iino eS pertb, buB
man porlpridJt llno iie rQber i'll 9ugeuiheln
ninlnlt. 2lleS 1T eriter Slaiie, uuO Die Yreiie
jinb niebri9er, ais BET irgenO elmer Sirma in
Baltimore. gSir Iagen Dies nld)t aus Grabs
Ierei; 9(QeS, I'M mas mir Oas Fubltum er=
iu6en, iii, porSuIpred)en uuo lid) lelbit ;u
iiberseuaen. llnIere 9lu5gabeu iinb Qeringer,
ais olelenigeu anberer GeidGite in unierer
Srand)e. QSir beSablen 2lue5 baar unO pers
fauien eS ebenlo. 2Sarum iollteu mir rid)t
.poblfeil perfaufen f6nnen? gSenn mir in
lbieier 9tihtuug melter ipreten wollteu,
f6nnten mir Sbuen nod mebr 9inge erSGb-
len uno Sbneu iiir billigen Serfauf nlehr
griinoe angeben, ais eS Der 9tGum hlee5
@latte6 geitattet. @egeben Sic feren Srrs
ttunl; gebeu Sie iid)er, baB Sic aud al
ben redten 9lab gelangen; lbauen sic
mad Dem Namen uuS Der q mer
!415, > f Baltimore nabe gagz
GtraBe; 2eruiS 9. q a d. NJ II 6, 8ru-
Der. 6rageu Sic 9itenlanben nad) unS,
iouOern isben Sie idl lelbit mad unS nm,
neil mir 10 bili9 perfaufen, raB Gonfurren=
ten Sbneu nid)t iagen merOtn, mo Sic nns
fnsen f0uneu.- 9tuirid)ti9it Die Sbri9en
Seiots =. 9iad)man & grmoer,
Rr. AS. SitzSaltimorez, nabe Gap=strabe
I2N2Itl
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Sabmri,tber eineciauae,t.

Collier Citation, @a., 26. g(uq.
- Sim SbOrntOn, elmer ser Strolde
mel6e Dor etIihen Sagcn einen GrprcBz
sug in bieli9cr Gc9eno beraubten, 1T
per6aftet moroen unO bat ieine Shulo
eingcitanben, @r critattctc 1850 pon
Dem geranbten @cl0e ;urHf. 9Sie
Gbornton mtttbeilt iino ieine bcioen
SplcBgeisllen, Bic iid nod frcien ssiBen
befinoen, cbemaligc sln9eiteute Der 8a6n
uuo murOen crit uOr &uriem cntlahen.
0tacOn, Gja., 26. 9ult.-5oib.
Srasil, ein bier anidiiigcr Sdreincr,
wurOe 9eitern in bieiiger SteDt mc9cn
0e8 am lceten 1onncrita9 auf Der ,Gjez
Orgia'er GentralsSaBn" perHbtengrprcBz
raube5 perbaftet unO 0aue Sorton, Gin
auf Der erpaBntcn 8abn angeltellter
Sei;cr, 1T gu 8arlOu ouf ieiner 1ofos
uotipe ielt9enOmmen. Die 9}erbaftunz
gen waren cine 6oIge bes pon 1bornton
abgelegtcn @eitanOniNes. Sortun bat
ebenfaQS geitanOen uno $134O surGf err
itattet. Sra5il 9iebt su, Die beiocn an
Oeren G5eIan9eaen III fcnnen, lcusnet
ieOO6 ieOe Setbeiligung an bem 9laHbe.
Die 9eltoblene Summe bctrug i'm @an>
gen $2474 unO bapOn iinS iebt $2274
3urif erlangt. Scteftip 8. gS. Sad
ion, melder audi ben nOtOrii6en Rauber
Jfube 9urrOps einiing, unb 9etettip
s. u. @Orceiter ipiirten bic Serbreder
aufs
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0,,,1aersnnth il, Wfcrtfn.

Can 2lutOnto, Gcr, 26. 2(uguft.
2lu8 0em Staate Gbibuabua in
OtcrjtO fOmmt Bic 9tadridt, baB bort
cine Sungcr5nOtb bcrridt. 3n piclcn
GegenOen ociielben bat e8 ieit 3luci Sab
ren nidt gcrcgnct, 6a5 Sieb itirbt in
grOBen 0tcn9cn, un0 bic 0teni6cn wcrs
SEN Our6 0ungcr gum @aBuiinn ges
trieben. Der Yraii0ent hat Die 36Qe
iuSpenOirt, 0amit Gctral0e aus ocn
Ser. Staatcn 6illig nad Dem beimgcs
iu6ten Staate gebradt mcroen fam,
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jslus umicrcr seTtrisen 2 @oraeH: stHsgab.
Ser Convent Der Sramarbcitcr.

St. 2ouiS, 25. 9luguit.-Su lelner Fcu7
tigen Sipung srUGblte Der Gouueut oeS
nSrauer= ScrbanoS" ,0ru. '0eiurit Seebad)
aus 9temsDOrf ;um Eraii0enten unc prH.
2Otbar llrib aus Spracue, N.sY., Sunl
Slces YrGi0enteu.
Gln 6reibriei mmSe Der p2otnl-llnlon
9n. 81" III Noauofe, Sd, bemtuiat. Der
Gonuent beidJlOB, eiueu 9teierOefOHo tiIr Die
organization ueuer 3wei9e uno SUr Inter
iiIipung non uSopcotteu" Su etabItren. ser
ner wur0e beihloiien, Die al Die u2merltan-
6eoeration Of 2abOr" gei0nloetcn gebibren
Ill btiqhleU.
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5r. RaOmag'S
SdrIapariuiasl 8eIOlOcnt!
0a5 groBe 8lutrcinignn98s0tittel
BUR @silumg aHtr aroniIacu &raufbeiteu.


GbroniIter G6eumattsmus, itropbuIoe yeioer, 9rita
cHocitWuit, trUdeHCS NuitClH, &rChSigocH, EUHqeHz
tlutcH, SuSpeple, CNueolhmamm, @cd'uurc, C'ts
ihWuiitc, NttraHtbciieH, CiItt lG0lcriudt, en9rhe
SruHIbslt SalSIluh SroHhula, >dntHolndt H. |. 10.
grfaItuugen mnO SdImerIen in Der .@rse
sebeit.
GIbTau6, g2i8c., 21. Gopcmtrr 1855.
Or. Gfaomap - 2Sertber Nerr 3d molte ljbnen
IDoH ldHgit eni9c SeileH sum Kobe 9brs S0rdp0rIl=
Ian Jtcioluent itlrCihcH. &Or GrttiebH 5OhreH
piabl 10 bleieS Udttcl Gr SlUmermGHn IN SmGiUHz
1a Uiinu., Der mir Elm laHglGbrI0cr ,Srtuno Qeuen
mar, uuo io9te ib, oaB es fem beitreo NiItel gcQn
SrfdltuHg mo StmerStH n Der SuHge gctt. @r pers
Ildlte eS uHo n0Htc mir 0anH utsmula, btnSuIlueno,
acbs, uHo lett empiiebIt er cS isEtn 4alCnteu. id
emplGbl eS GUtb nrH StrUn, CtHcm ApOlbcter in
GmatOHHu, uno lCBt bitt er CS porrdtli0 SH ApVles
ton, gStsc., iUuroe i'd nit eiHem iuH9en UilHre be-
s1HEt, ocr CiHeH tl!mmen 0uign bate, uno non Dem
man belurbtete, oOB er Die SdulHOmdt bclnmmeH
nno ndh ctHt9er Sett FAB i ion trll uHo aeluno eT
orudte MIR marm Ole 0uHo unb ld9te min, odB
Pgne nlh legt be9rabeH ieH milroe Us hat i'm ie9r
tnHsu 9t9sll' SOr uHQetahr edlsIChH SulrCn lam
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iHdlt, dber ohne GriolN. SD Cmpiub Shr Sardpartls
han, uHo rah eirj9cH I0qcn mar Tie 9eluno. g3tHn
SlFocr hultCH, 70 III cine Nos leHuq, ne u helen.
S orttde HotmdlS mciH SritduEcn u0Cr olCie grlECi
ans uno fdHH MIR icoem rChtH, ocielbe I'M Nduic go
baben; iie pcrbutct in UeleH t5Jlcu cine idUere
RrantHcit H. E. II.
S6r crocbcncr Il. Sruitte.
gu bGten bci NpotbeterH. 81 Die Euihc.
Sr HG0DGg u 60, Jh. 30, 2GUrpHiiya5e,
BEN gor
AG-GrbQs Ru6Iitum. G'eb,t iitler uno uers
laEet HGowaS'S uno spst oGB sssaSv0B" ON 9sa
III. hSSs SITS fault. ~
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S"reaa 0er ,,,.,..

Wor0Dlizfdt Der Ioouc@ uite 2. StraBe.
Cant II, &altlmore=So., Dio, ben 8. 9Iug. 1891
On lSolge %eitIuies oes SireftoriumS iueroen Die
9lttiuHGre oHourh teH0dJrittgt ban eiHbuHoerttauz
ieno Dollars sum glnfauie bon 9Htbeilen On iBrem
GjruHof0pital uerlpenoet neroeH olen.
Ale 2ertauis=SHerteu miiiien ifriitIit 9emattt
tDeroen, in periegeIteH Gouuerten snsctIoileH uro
nit Proposals to sell Stock iroolrt ieH
Ale SfferteE, Die bis sum 8. September 1891, ror
II lhr NittasS, elEscbeH, peroeE in Srirdgune 9ez
So9en, uHo 9endHHte Summe uiro ;um antauIe pom
81 ben rcor9e1 Sreiicn ur9ebotenen Ifticn perpe1=
BET peroeH oot bebdlt nd Die Gompaanie ba5 Jiett
boz, tr9eno cine ooer Gle SherteH 81 perrerien.
Vie aHgetaIiteH 2lttiea peroeH in GemQGbeit bes
Sreitrieie5 caR5elirt.
Is. y. Srcpfs, 9rdFoent.
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Gin ,lniaQ in Sltlontie=6ttv.

2ttIautic= Gitp, 9t.=S.. %. 2luguit.-
Die 8remie eiueS 98aggons Der pSmltt)-
bads@abu" periagte beutc 9lbeno, pGbrenO
Der gSaggou NIT poller Sd)neulgtelt tubr'
BEN 9ieuit, uuo oie adlt Suianeu, liulmtltt
Gdfe III p0aooen-0QQ," wuroen beItlg 81
SOOen geidlleuOert.
Sri. Seie lSaramafer, GOtter BON
2Sm. H&auamatcr aus Hhlaoclpbla, erItt
eineu &elubrud, uuo Tr0u s. $. @rlppen,
Gowuro 2eeOs, Sri. gtaggie Smitb, Sri.
Yt0mle |0alt, N&iu S1all uuO Sami. 0erte0
trugeu %erleguuQeH oaOOu. 2lIle bic ers
wabnten EeriOHen ijn0 Diltglieocr bohon
Qeitheuer Samillen in YhllQneplla.
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ytapor mnS stootrntD pcr6oftct.

<oouu, Ya., -. 9luguIt.-Slt bic
iige Shulbeb0roe lieB beute Ocn manor uHN
Qmmtltd)e Diu9lteOer oes StaouathS oer-
bOiteu, neil olelelbeu elueu ais @emcIu-
ita0eu gtltcuOen 2lbiugotaHal pibt bouen
repnrircn laieu. 3ie Geiangeuen ltelitcn
8irgitait uuo muroeu cutlaiicn. Sic 2lus
gelcgeubett hat iet Sobreu uiel Suett er=
Tegt uHo muo jept gerldtllh sum 2Iu0tra9
gebrud)t meroen.
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GtaOtz6 un,mi6arszYa

Sol ltimore, ben "a. au9uif 1891.
Werneaeite Foroerungs =slneebute tperoen in
Sieien Surenu btS Spuneritaa, ben 3. September
1891, gtahmltass l lbr auf Sieierums bon
Gohei,iei'sn mno iedlsiDuiaen @oHcurauo:
ftetnen 1ur HarzglneHue, ii0iidlen GcieruoirfraEe
nEo Mount 6opaI@AoeHle, nab Spe5ifitationen, bic
in heiem Bureau eIH9eieben perbeH tonnen, engegen
eenommen.-
yur9talt nit aeHebmi9ttr Siter6eit fiir oeniiienz
bate AHSTulruH9 Der Artet 1T eTOroerltb Die Qnz
1ebote peroeH am ndmlldlsn 2aae inn Piirrom nee
piGpoIs geoiiHet, uro bas Jtett Nlr erneriuna irz
atno zines ooer aler gnsebote bIcibt porbebaIt.n.
". T.. Smarf
(2O2, ,4,6,S,1o) Staot2SomuiT5r.
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Baltimore, Den 21. Guquit 1891.
@crTcGcIte Sorberunass9,ugebcis neroen in
bieieui Bureau bis Stcnitag, ben /. Gent. 1891.
NGdmlttaBs ! pbr, sur Sicieruus Dou WatertGz
lien iIr eiucu SGrdliai (CULVEET) in DER
SeHerionlirahc, 5miiteH Dlontebenoz z2lpeHue uAo
SpeiitatloHeH, bic in oieenl Breau elEgeleben perz
ben toHneH, eRtGeeen 9eronlmcH.
Sdr9hait nit geHebml9er Siherheit iiir ole qemils
ieEadie 9USIubruHa Der grbeit lit erioroerlil Die
&agebote meroeH am HdmliCen Gage iii Silreau bes
Ntapora 9eo'fHet rl0 oas JfeGht sur 9erneruna irz
GeHo zines ooer aler AHsebote hlel5t uorbebalteH
". u. Smlrf.
l2OO,24,6,S) StGntzSnmmil1r