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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15
MeEt Arlington.

Miss Grace Tuttle returned Monday of
last week, from Centre Brunswick where
she had been spending a few days with
relatives. She was accompanied by Miss
Pearlie Hanaman.
Mr.. Arson Hawley from the West. is
visiting his uncle, Hiram IIawley of this
place.
Mrs. d. f. Buck and Mrs. Henry Con-
lin were IN Cambridge, n. Y, last week,
to visit their brother Andrew Fleming,
who is very i'll, he having never recovered
from Ia grippe last winter.
Miss Maria Beattie returned Saturday
from her home in West Hebron, after a
vacation of two weeks.
News was received Monday by the rela-
tiyes of Il. G.. Mckee, that they cOntem-
plate starting from Jacksonville, Florida.
to-day Thursday, and are coming by
water to Troy, y. Y. They will then be
able to decide which is the most desira.
BILE mode of travel; by land or water.
The rain Sunday and Sunday night
spoiled the sleighing, but Monday the
rain turned turned to snow, making il
good as before,
There were no services at the church
Sabbath, no doubt owing to the ram.
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Robbie Coy, son of one of our lamented
citizens, who lost his life at the burning
of the Burgess bridge several years since.
has been visiting here. His home is in
Pepperell, Mass, where his mother and
Mrs. Chas. WOodam, his sister, reside.
He has grown to he Il yOung man, and is
credibly filing n good position i'll shoe
mandatory in that place. I'd.
Deming Hall visited'Jde c. Heartt in
Troy, n. Y, last week. The improve
ment in his recovery, is not as rapid as
could be wished. he not yet being able to
bear any weight upon the limb so
badly fractured in the railroad accident
of Oct. Sd.
Miss Frances n. Colvin attended the
marriage Of Miss Minnie SpaffOrd and
Rev. L. J. Klock of Pawlet, at the home
of the bride in WalliugGord, on Tuesday,
acting as one of the bridesmaids. The
wedding tour is to Florida, accompanied
by the brides parents, who have been IN
the habit of visiting the South for many
winter seasons for their health.
The barn on the premises of the late
widow Lawrence Daley, near the State
line paper mill in SALISBURY was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday evening, about
o.oU ClOCk' lNo hOiooS WV ~"
and several harnesses, besides other
property, as hay, grain, carriage, a
sleigh, etc. The origin OF the fire is un-
known. 1t occurred an hour or SO aiter
a horse had been put up Tor the mSht;
Mrs. Daley died about year since, and
Frank DOwdell, who married the eldest
daughter, is carrying on the place. There
was $500 insurance, but this does not
cover the loss. Had the wind been I'M
favorable, other property would likely
have burned.
Several from here had arranged to
attend the n,usjcaie.. at the home of Mrs.
and CANT Coffev In Remington. going
In sleig6s on M9pdav evening. hut the
ltbreatenin1 wind after the rain storm
nrevemted Che antieipated pleasure.
N,,a-u G wal,illr h,s ,oro 20 postop
Mls s, n. .; "e.ii ~ I Eas7or,' Wassacbn,
s LII o w Tx T fy;erds -''
SO W c c,oiD .r,'at,,,on ,u,o h.s hoon
staying viii her son q. yelling
TL3tcSer Tor n few months. has again
onened ber house and will continue to
vasido bara Mrs .Inlia Norton OF
Eastor N v n consin is stonping with
, her for Wills
NO ~ n. L., ..,,,,ol ,i,,
MAJ. Il. .. .nI3Ss W. ,poSarts, Pill
suPeTinVeppu oeS y.t IN a. onn;u"ion Fails
anu po@ DDaru NH ~ III aromnd
ms Is cliahge SI".,n ~ 90, Ii /,
as IL wiz rel,eVe Ile PIoPt i;Jor,l, IN orT
0OnGeu W oe Hoeen' '.'otod niti,an
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15
Every Day IN Jan.
MUSLINS.'

No need Of any Lymph" al
Frear's Mammoth Muslin Depart
ment. Trade never healthier
Prices Never Lower. Stock must be
reduced 20 facilitate the annual in,
ventoly Further comment unneces'
sarv. See Fresr's Bleached Muslin
at &c; al unliyaled bargain in
Blesched Muslin at &c. Unbleached
Muslin at SC, Extra good value in
Unbleached Muslin at &c. Extra
heavy UnblcaChed Sheeling at IA
cts. BIeached Shecting, two yards
wide, fSc. Bleached Sheetings
21-4 Yards wide, 2oc. Frear has an
Extra Bargain in fine and heavy I'm
bleacbed Sheciing, two yards wide, al
1kc. Twilled Cheese Cloth 4o-ins
wide, At &c UnbIeached Cotton
Flannel &c Fine White Cambria
only &c. See Frear's 40 inch fine
and heavp Unblcached Muslin at &c
Yleachcd Pillow Case Muslin, 46-.n'
" ide. atIcc, worth ~ &c. Frear'
N usiin Department is packed full .
la MARY bargains.
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An LFNtIlDulthl VI ouu AtlioNb lHbll-
tuted at Poultney.
Mystic Encampment, No. !, |. o. o. F.,
was instituted at Poultney Friday even
il q and starts off under very favorable
circumstances.
The ceremony of instituting the En-
campment was performed by the follow
ing named grand officers of the Grand
Encampment of Vermont: Grand Patri-
arch, y. NJ Puifer of Bennington; grand
senior warden, j. W. GoOdell OF BuTling-
ton: grand junior warden, G. Parmenter
of Rutland; grand high priest II. L..
Stillson of Bennington; grand scribe, NJ.
j. Horton of POultney; grand marshal,
l.. V. Green of Rutland; grand inside
sentinel, +. NJ Warner of Rutland.
Twelve patriarChs, having withdrawal
cards from Otter Creek Encampment,
No. I, of Rutland, made application for
a charter to start this EnCampment, and
a dispensatiun was granted them by n.
NJ. Puifer, grand patriarch, and c. w.
Fau. grand scribe. The roll of charter
members includes the names of NJ. j..
Horton, y. c. Hyde, n. c. Harris, 4. IL.
Vmmcy, c. J. Bullock, L. K. Edwards,
c. +. Pepplor f. II. Hyde, E, l.. Hall,
l.. NJ. Kinney, c. A. Vogel, C. NJ. Car
penter. ...u..,-. ---....,.. 800.
After the ihstaIiaIloh ceremony was
completed Ihe ioiloWImE-hanGu oiIIers
were Giecteh anu iIistitilGq' NJ d. hor-
ton chlei paTflarGn' r. II, Hyue, senior
warden; I. d. b pun JUNIOR warden W,lI
A. II. NHthGy' nIsli PRIEST - a. Nosei'
scribe \; T. harris treasurer -
After auJourhlhs I9r supper the new
EnGampmeht 0Peheu III reSular form
WIN the new olilSeIs occupying Vholr Ie
speectlve stations; .
outer creek Ehcampment was then
called upon 10 Work tue Ehc"hpIheh,
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htrnIlnn

Received TOO lale for last week.
A welcome thaw came the I'd, but il
soon caught cold
c. johnson went to Hinsdale, n. H.,
January Sd.
4 petition for a new road starting
from near the postofiice across to o. p
HiscOck's, thence to the main road is in
the hands of the selectmen and the road
is in daily use by log teams.
Mrs. c. d. Shepardson and daughter
Jennie, are visiting at Hoosick Falls,
n. Y.
After extensive repairs at tile lime
kiln another batch is burned ready to
take out, 1t is to be rehlled as soon as
possible.
F. Hackett is working for L. May cut.
ting logs.
b. Starks has a lame hand the result
of log rolling too soon.
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ATTENTION is called to notice, OF
watch lost in another column to-day.
THE officers of the o. E. s., were in
stalled last evening. The officers OF the
Star, in addition to those published are
Mrs. H. L. Stillson, Adah; Mrs. j. IL.
Norton, Ruth; Mrs. F. ID. Ranneyr
Esther; Mrs. L. d. Bennett, Martha; Mrs.
C. G.. Cole, Electa.
The Sacred Heart Society has elected
the following officers: Rev. FIR. Provost,
chaplain: Jos. Pellerain, president; Jos.
Galiipeau, vice president; James Ber-
geson, secretary; David Sasseyille, as
sistant secretary. Ladies' department
Mary Galipeau, Jenny Longtain, library
Palmira Pellerin, treasures; sunday
school teachers-Madam MERCER, Eliza
Theberge, Rosa Dulude, Mary Sasseville.
Observation-Disclosures Lapointe. The l.
brary has 206 valumes, and this congre-
CATION is prosperous condition.
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Every Day in Jan.
Dress Goods.

VIM. II. Frear has placed on sale
over $500 Remnants and short
lengths Of Dress Goods, all OF this
season cutting In order 10 rush
them off he has ordered then
marked at fraction Of their actual
cost You will find in Frears great
remnant hesp Plaids, Stripes, Checks
Mixtures, Plain Fabr cs, BordeTed
Suiting5, Broadcloth, Ladies Cloth
Camel's Hair, Foulles' Serges. Cash
meres. Merinos, and, in fact, any ano
every grade Of dress goods, and al
prices representing less than one
fourth the piece price. You will hnc
these remnants on the front counter
of the Dress Goods Department.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

The friendly Indians at Pine Ridr e
want to send n delegation TO see the
Great Father at Washington, but the
hostiles continue 10 express a desire to
send every white man on earth TO the
other Great Father.
1t is understood that even the abe
Democratic editors feel constrained 10
admit that the recent invasion of West
eiu Kansas by forocious packs of wolves
lis not due to tho Mckinley bill.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

This fine French opera will be given in
Free Library Hall, Wednesday and
Thursday, February 4th, and 9TH, by a
chorus of mixed voices of about twenty
five in number. These are from among
our very best vocalists and they VIII be
assisted by the celebrated tenor, Thomas
Impitt of Troy, N. Y. Mr.. Impitt will
be remembered in connection with the
concerts given by the Choral Union sew
eral years ago. The tickets will 60 on
sale January Doth, and already the affair
is an assured financial success, as 1t GER
tainly is in an artistic view of the case.
Bennington singers will win fresh laurels
on this occasion. This is the amateur
affair referred to by us last week.
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WOOdfOrd.

Sunday nights breakup was after
the old-fashioncd type, and the highways
were filled with ice in several places, inn
peding travel. Two wood bridges were
swept away, and the railroad abutments
were disturbed. One corner of the Foote
(Bclmore) Mill was turned around, and
damaged some. 4 huge mass of ice
was whilled against Eli Briggs's barn,
and water to the depth of three feet went
in, but no stock was drowned
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

$9o,373 "a
We find no evidence of any indebted
ness of the Association, and believe it is
entirely free from debt. All of which is
respectfully submitted.
Olin Scott, James A. Grinnell, Alfred
Robinson, l.. +. Abbott, Auditors of
the Bennington Battle Monument AS
ISOLATION.
This comprehensive exhibit will be
very gratifying to the members OF the
association and the friends of the mon
ument project, as it is the first detailed
statement that has ever been made. We
gave an intimation of this result some
weeks since in speaking of the board of
auditors, and now, having person.
ally examined the mass of &C
counts, are cognizant of the great
amount of labor involved. The board
and its chairman deserve credit for this
labor and are sure to receive it. The re-
port shows many things which the pub
lie will be glad to know. Four vacancies
| in the membership were filled as follows:
Jas. s. Grinnell Of Greenfield, Mass, to
take the place of Geo. w. Robinson, de-
ceased; Allen l.. Graves in place of Eben
Graves, deceased DR.. C. &. R. Jennings
| in place of Frederick Billings, deceased:
C. II. Mason in place of John j.. Mason,
deceased.
A committee on memorial resolutions
was appointed consisting of Hon. Alfred
Robinson, Hon. Thomas White and Col.
| DIN Scout.
The following res buttons were adopt
ed: LIST, That the recording secretary of
this association is hereby instructed to
call meeting of the association, on the
10Th day of February, 1891, at the board
of trade rooms in Bennington, at 10
o'clock, a. m. for the purpose of availing
itself of the provisions of the act of the
Legislature of 1890 with reference to the
transfer of the title Of its monument to
the State of Vermont.
I'd, That the corresponding secretary
is hereby instructed to give notice by
mail to each and every member Of the
association of the time, place and purr-
pose of said meeting, which notice shall
be given at least twenty days before said
meeting.
Resolutions were also adopted relating
to the provisions of the act Of the Legis-
lature contemplating the further con-
demnation of lands for the purposes of
the association, and the building com
mittee was instructed to confer with the
l.. S. r. X. about building spur-railroad
to the monument, and to report Feb.
10th. The old board of officers were
r, elected as follows:
Hon. Benz. +. Prescott, presidents, Hon;
Henry G.. Root vIce-presldent; Edward
j. Hall, corresponding secretary; Col.
Olin Scott, recording secretary; Hon. L,
X. Graves. treasurer. Directors, B. +,
Prescott II. G. Root, A. b. Valentine.
Olin Scott, j. G. Nc Cullough, l.. +.
Abbott, NJ. C.. Huling, J. T. Shurtleift
J. X. Batchelder, c. Z. Dewey. Audi;
tors, Ohm Scott, L. F. Abbott, Alfred
Robinson, Jas. S. Grinnell, John Kimball.
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Ladies' Underwear.

For the entire week this depart
ment has been crowded with eager
purchasers, and no wonder; never
before have such Wonderful Bar
gains been offered in Muslin Under
wear. even at Frcar's. The purchas.
ers say that Frear's 25c, 79c, soc and
soc Underwear is better than most
SOC, 75c and 3 grades they find
,fr.,,h ar.
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| was pronounced iucurables 1 heard ~ tie VI
ticara Remedies. and after using two bottles Of
Cuticura ResOlvent. could see change; and
after had taken four BEETLES was almost cured:
and ghen had used six bottles Of Cuticura Re-
solvent. one box Of Cutirura, and one cake OF
Cuirufa Soap. was cured Of The dreadful dis.
ease from which had suffered for FIVE years. ]
cannot express with pen what suffei ed before
using h. Rem des. They saved my life and |
feel II my duly TO recommend them My hair Is
restored as good a. ever, unl 80 is my eyrsight,
MRS ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa.
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Every Day in Jan,
ClOAkS,

The Mammoth Cloak Parlor will
be busy place this month. Prices
on Ncwmarkets, Plush Cloaks,
jackets, Cloth Jackets, Children S
,Cloaks Of all kinds, Shawls, and, in
fact, wraps Of all kinds have been cut
regardless of cost This month
must close the Nhole lot.
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LINEN SALE

VIII for the next thirty days sell
REMNANTS and SHOE RI
LENGTHS Of TABLE LINENS,
in bleached and unbleached. Red
Table Damask, Dish and Hand
Towelng, Canton Flannel Fancy
and Plain Tickings at Prices LOWER
than at any previous remnant sale.
Odd blankets in Tc-4, ia and 1924
that must be sold
Short Lengths in Bleached and
Unbleached Sheetings, Shirtings and
Pillow Musfins.
Over lao, dozen ODD TOWELS
from soup to the finest.
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Every Day in Jan.
LINENS.

The ladies' Of Troy, Albany and
vicinity know what an announcement
of a GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
MEANS AT FREAR'S, and when
Mr. Pear ufo,m7 them that this
January sale will FAR SURPASS
ALE previous bargain sales they
may take it for granted that they
owe il TO themselves 10 call and in
spect the uneaualed bargains offered
in Napkins, Towels, Bleached Table
Dams1k. Glass Toweling, Twilled
Tuweling, etc etc.
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altogether. 1t spread all over
head, and my hair all fell out,
until | was entirely bald head
ed; II then broke out on my
arm and shoulders until my
arms were just one sore II GOV
cred my entire body, my face,
head and shoulders being the
worst. The white scubs fell
constantly from my bead, shoul
dets and arms: the skin would
thicken ard be red and very
itchy. aud would crack and
b'eed il scratched. After spend
ing many hundreds OF do lars
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Cut,cura Resolyent

The new Blooi aud skin Purifier and greatest Of
Humor Remedies internally to cleanse the bio q
Of sll impurities and pc sonous elements and
thus remove the cause. and Cudcura the greal
skin cur', aud Gu cura Soap, an exquisit skiI
beautidrr externally to clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair, speedily and permanent,
have cured thousands Of cases whore the shed
ding OF scales measured quart daily, the skin
cracked, bleeding bur ing aud itching almost be
yond endurance, hair lifeless or all gone. suffer
ing terrible. What other remedies have mad'
such curcsf
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Manchester Centre.

The election Tuesday, of the Factory
Point National Bank resulted as follows
Directors, \. l.. Graves, ID. S. Wilson,
NJ. 5. Colburn, G.. w. Farwell, William
Root, John Curtis, L. l.. Wyman. Pres
ident, A. l.. Graves; vice president,
d. 5. Wilson; cashier, j. p. Black.
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An exciting item is that the first in
stallatiOn of hawks arrived from Eng
land last week for the benefit of Amer
lean spOrtSmen.
In Lake county, Tenn, a short time
since, young man of p married a
widow of 70, who has II living children.
Now is the time of the year when
comfortable people go beggingfo Others 5.
1t is to be hoped that their missions will
be prosperous,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

Tusday evening between the Congre-
gational church and the residence of
f. J. Murphy, ladies' gold watch. The
finder viii be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the same to Miss Flora Murphy,
604 Gage street.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

cg@Information wanted of George
Raymond, was last heard of at Benning-
ton, VT, in October. Matter of great
Importance. Address Friend, p. o. Box
G72, New York City. 1876.
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w. A. Wood, while at work in the chair
factory on Saturday, 3dinst., had tine foI Q
finger of his right hand taken oil in a
surface planer.
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Boots. Shoes, Wall Papers
e. z. HART & COMPANY.
SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.

.B-FoR SALE-At the shop of the
late Hiram Waters, few clothes screens
bread and meat boards, aud also few
oak sawbueks. Inquire of Miss Waters
or Mrs. Ernl. Hicks.
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Upholstery.

In looking around and getting
ready for inventory Frear finds sew.
eral odd lots of Lace Curtains in
Nottingham. Irish Point and Swiss,
also several odd pairs of Madras
Curtains, and down goes the price
Just ont-half. Frear also finds a
nnmber Of Single Porteries, just the
thing for single door, marked from
81 upward these are marked down
one-half. Felt scarfs, remnants Of
Swiss y th scolIoped edge for sash
curtains, silk scaIfs also striped cur
tain scrins. These must also be
closed orH, and at the prices al
which he bas marked them they will
90 very rapidly.
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire BODY with White
Scales. suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura

My disease, psoriasis first broke out on my
left cheek spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my face, 1t ran into my eyes, and the
physician was afraid L wOud lose MY eyesight
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

E. Z. lIartt & Co.. guarantee that
one Sc. bar Of Brussels soap is equal to
two &c bars of rOsin soap.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-15

rTWANTED-A girl to do Homework.
Must know how to cook. Good pay and
steady work to the right one Apply to
Mrs. i. f. Hart, Putnam House.
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assadabOrO.

WA. Wall d Co. guarantees that one Sc
bai OF Brussels soap is equal TO two DC
b rs of rosin soap,
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Blankets.

All wool scarlet blankets, Ic-4
sizes, regular g goods, are now
marked S1.5 at Frear's 80 pairs
Io-4 gray blankets 81 % per pair. sc
pairs ri-4 gray blankets a, o. GO PEI
pair IS pairs 1874 gray blankets
81 % per pair Frear has IS dozen
Comfortablcs AKA Ia yards
made OF fine satieen, which he ha,
mark d sz.5o and sl7s each for thi,
great January sale.
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L. b. Patterson guarantees that one
Sc bar of Brussels soap is equal to two
&c bars of rosin soap.
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IN. pa.tle Monument Association

The annual meeting was held yesterday
forenoon. The Association was called to
order and then adjourned TO the Board
of Trade rooms where the balance OF the
meeting was held After reading of
minutes the following report of the
auditors was read and adopted:
REPORT OF THE AUDITORS.
Your auditors hereby state that they
have examined the accounts Of the treas
urers of the Association, covering the
whole period from the organization in
1877 to this date, and find the same to be
correct, and in accordance with the
vouchers presented. The receipts Of the
Association have been as follows:
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Now is the time to pick up short
end of Wool Dress Goods at less
than cost; also a remnant of Plaid
for a child's Dress Remnants of all
styles and all sizes in both light and
dark Dress Goods, in fact, all our
remnants are on sale now:
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3auerm.

81
Mum1en. Der 6leii9fonium bai
i'm norisett Sabre III Minden aboes
rlot1n1eu. Die Re1nnng bes 5Aladts
NIB HtebbofeS fir 1890 Deiit cine I'm
1900 Mtart geringere Gi1nahnre aus
aIs BITE Nehntng fir bas Sabr 1889.
- Gin 16idbrioer 8duber lpnroe bier
perhdffet. Derielbe bot III @bnaib
(Sberpfals) lit einer Btrtbsfiide einenf
Sdlafe1ben ubr unb @el6 %seuomften,
n~ergetpaltiste bet aulmatn etu 13idbs
RIGGS Mfdbden, perieste bemfelben einen
leben8gefdbrlt9en 56nitt tn Ben 6alS
11lb raubte 6emiefben has @elb.
Berubeuern. Die dlteite Pers
fon be8 SrteS LIT geitorbem, rtdmli1
roer ate SGneiberptrtb.4 St erreidte
en- altef BON SO Sabrert unb 9 Morae
ten t16 bat babel uttermabliA aearbeis
tet biS in bie leseu Monate.
Clam. Sn Der biefigen Stabt>
pfarrfir1e ipurbe eth u~astrenber 8dder>
geieile aus Hrdg babel nberruIht, ais
&C mittelftQ eturuthe ben Opfeyftod aus
Sa~pliuOeru perfu6te. Die BoliSsi fanb
nidt fpeniser ais sipOlf Qe~aitinaationss
popiere bet lin, Die i'm gum Shreiner,
S6fefisr, @lafer, BuhSrnder, Shneis
Der &c. tna9ten se
9trf6atb /. Sc. sIuf Ser &an3el
geiforben 1T Bfarrer Jrep. gadfosm
0erieibe cine balbe Sturbe lang 9epres
oigt trat er pl0sli9 5ur @ttte ltnS
brad la1tloS aufaIaulett. @iuiee Mdn<f
,ler eilten auf bic 9ansel, lire Silfe fam
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Stuttsarf. Der biefee gerei,.
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betrdgt CUR !3ett 107 800 M. - 1908
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