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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
Lower the Pole but net the Flag.


Is it not time to remove the poles
that roso in answer to the popular
enthusiasm that swept the Demo
cracy forward to victory? Shall
not these emblems Of success be not
gently lowered, and the more ma
terial elements OF practical control
of all the departments of the Gov
eminent take their place?
If there were no better reason
for this course than the danger to
life and limb, In this climate OF
sudden storms, lofty pole might
be snapped of by high wind, and
tnrn all our rejoicing into sorrow
and mourning. But it is not well
too long to. rejoice in public exulta-
ton over o defeated foe. It is more
generous, to say the least Of it, to
enjoy the fruits of victory without
the offensive signs Of triumph too
long continued.
The Cleveland poles in Hamp-
shire have well served their pur-
pose, and have lit and pointed the
way to a glorious victory. Shall
they not now fulfil their natural
uSe, and light some lonely and
dArksome hearth in every neighbor-
hood with the cheer they have so
much aidsd to bring to the nation
81 larger
The Intelligcncer advises that
they be consecrated to the uses Of
the poor as thank Offering for the
great victory.
The letter below from the Berke-
ley Springs News we deem worthy
# republication and of considera
ton
EDITOR NEWS If you will Kind
" allow it, l would ike to use q
little of your space, and ssk the in
diligence Of your readers in regard
to matter that is, or we think
should be, OF considerable import
Ance to us Of this section of our
State. AS the readers of The News
well know the counties Of our State
lying East Of tho Allegheny Noun
tains have no representation in the
State officers recently elected, nor
among those now in Office. More
than that II seems to be pretty gen
orally conceded that our next Sec
rotary OF State and District Attor-
ney will 10th be selected from the
counties West Of the Mountains. "
Surely something Is due to this part
Of the State, for when the hard work
OF the campaign is to be done, and
the votes are to be cast, 81 eyes are
turned on uB, sud We arc expected
to roll ap majorities sufficiently
large to overcome any Republican
gain elsewhere aud secure Demo
cratic control in the State, and we
have never proved false to the trust
imposed IN as.
Now, that grand old Democratic
county Of Hampshire, who for so
many years hid aloft the banner
Of tho state, comes forward and
asks that one Of her sous,one Of her
Young. enteFpFising business men,
who has helped to fight and win nor
battles, DO given the Collecborship
Of Internal Revenue FOR this State.
Her candidate, Mr.. f. n. Guke-
son, Of Romney, u LIAR Of mos G
thar usual business capacity, ofun
tiripE energy ami held iU the high
sgt sssesm BY ell shose that
know Arua. &c ia q Democrat ~
Dsmecratg. and one WAS has work
ed in. season AID out Of season FOR
.Deuoeratc saeesss, He 10 the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16

The latest and prettiest song now
being sung on the stage, is entitled
The Indian Summer timc. 1t is
by the popular author, Will J..
thompson, Of East Liverpool.
Ohio. The price IS 40ccuts. Send
the author half price, and you will
receive copv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16

Young ladies, il you want to buy
niee stylish Cloak you can end
what you want At GilkesOn's.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
LARGE FALL AND WINTER STOCK
JUST OPENED.

vr; 0niaren s. Mes end Ladies' Wrsps very at,st , ;
al 5000 are eat bargains ~ f"i trimmed heciers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
WANTED, POSITION AS TRAVEL.

M ANlED, IOSlIlON 40 IhAfED-
w LING salesman in North Carolina, by n
man OF experience. Groceries or tobacco prefer
rcd. Best Of reference. Address j. W. PAGAN,
Ksyser n C.. fc 23-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
PrnnerfY Iransfrrs.

Richmond: w. G. Carrlngton's trustee
TO w. II. Quarles. 100 feet on the west side
o. Seventh street near Preston. $3.50; Esperonz8
u. Har1castls 10 Ann Eliza Cavedo interest In
S2J: Claude +. Patrick TO POrtiagx Robinson,
2S feet ON the north side Of Franklin street be-
tween Laurel and Shafer, 10 perfect title, 81
Emanuel Raab, Samson Hirsh. and their wives
20 Portinux Robinson, IS feet on the north side
Of Franklin street between Laurel and Shafer.
$1,000; Edmund Waddill, Jr., and wife 70 VIII
liam j. Cussen, two-nfths interest in 5S feet on
Williamsburg avenue southeast 3ornerof Nicho.-
son street, S34S: Same 10 NJ Millhiser & Co.
three-flths interest in the above properly. e522.
Henri, o.: Highland Park Company 10 James
b. Winston, lot 10 In square %, 1900: came 70
j. b. Patterson, LOT 22 In square &, 5000: same
10 Levi Ogden. lots 20 anu 20 In square q, lot D
In square al lot IN square 6 lot o In square 10,
and lot In square 81, $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

Entered according to Act Of Congress In the year
The District Court OF the District OF Massachusetts,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
BY Frank d. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
By j. n. Valentine. Auctioneer.
I'D. A. Timberlake, Salesman
1886 east Main street.


ID. A. Undertake, Salesman
1886 east Main street
DY REQUEST OF PARTIES De
I'D Ginning HOUSEKEEPING AND LEAVING
THE CITY, WILL SELL Al AUCTION AT
Jlj NORTH FIFTH STREET.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25rB,
at 1915 O'Clock. a splendid assortment otHOlsE-
HOLD FURNITURk, CARPETS, FUR RUGS,
PORTIEREs. PARLOR SECRETARY and CAbl-
NET, large SMYRNA RUGS, &C., consisting in
part rs follows:
/ very fine OAK CHAMBER SUIT Csirteenth
century,. with very large plate mirror, all
complete and nearly new; WARDROBE 10
match - .
l very handsome PARLOR CABINET and SEC
KETAkN, In cherry
Several pair LACE CURTAINS, with rods
Beautiful PORTlEREs, with rods
! 3-PLY CARPET: 1 large DRuGGET;
CANE and WILLOW ROCKERS
WALNUT FOLDING-BED > FUR RUGS;
handsome Gil ERRY PRESS, containing splen-
Oh collection Of China ana Glassware;
. lovely PARLOR LAMPS:
MARBLE-TOP CENfRE-TABLE;
A beautiful collection Of ORNAMENTS, &C., In
parlor;
DIN'ING-ROOM TABLE: sIDEBOARD;
MATING in chambers. good quality
PILLOWS and BOZ STEERS: | very 1ne TOILET
SET: 1 SEWING-M ACnfNE. and a general
assortment OF KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
This sale embraces a splendid assortment OF
Household Furniture, &c.-all In e1csllent con-
dition. Sale positive. j. Ii. VALENTINE,
70 2l-SuNTt2t AuctiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
House OF De,exa,es.

The proceedings Of the House we're very inter-
es,ing and sese al excellent spoccnes were made.
An uuuruai Number " tldles we've present and
doubtless furnished much u the inspiration for
the ofatOry.
A statement Yves received from the Auditor Of
fubir Accounts IN accordance, with the pro-
visions OF resolution asking for information
whether there IN anything due 10 the state On
account OF the hire OF ronyicts tom work on rsi!-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
% and "a north Ninth street.
NINE HORSE. GROCERIES. STER

ZINE HORSE, GROCERIES, STER-
Il LING ORGAN. FURNITURE, &C., AT
AUCTiON.-I will sell at my auction-rooms, at
1890 A. NJ,
TO-DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1892,
ono very fine. large, YOUNG HORSE-will be o
years old next May; good limbs aud muscles
ami stylish and a good traveller under saddle or
% harness; kind and gentle. Sold for want OF
use.
quantity Of GROCERIES-Canned Goods,
Sardines, Teas. Molasses, Vinegar, Corn Beef,
Sugar Cured Shoulders, Breasts, Bulk-Meat, &c.
COUNTER SCALES, SHOWCASE, MEA-
sUREs, &c.
one very good STERLING ORGAN in nice or
der; one OAK FOLDING BEDSIkAD In good
condition.: two PLUSH PARLOR SUITS, walnut
frlmes; MARBLE-T0P WALNUT BUFFET;
handsome ANTIQUE OAK BOOKCASE; very
fine gentleman's double-case, stem-Wndlng
GOLD WATCH; two very good SQUARE
PIANOS, SOFA, LOUNGES, BUREAUS, BED
STEADs, MATTRESSES. CHAIRS, &c. An in
voice Of LADIES WHlTESLlPPERss and SHOES
and BOYS SHOES, and variety OF useful mis-
cellaneous articles.
fe 25 GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
AUCTION sALES--This Day.
r-e~rc~r,rr eoN-N~rrJrr/C-O-S~|N"H
by Chewing a. Rose,
Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street..
uERE IS A SUBURBAN HOME

uERE Is A SUBURBAN HOME
II 4 FOX YOu.-By request of tho owner we
will sell at auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1892,
at O'Clock p. NJ. that very desirable sUBuR KHAN
HOME situated on the Nine-Mile road near the
city limits, thus combining city with country life.
lhs LOT contains about s ACRES OF RlCH
LAND, well fenced. &c. Tho dwelling II new
and most substantially constructed, contains
nine or ten rooms, with all necessary out-bnsld-
ings, embracing stable sheds. smoko-house,
siaughter-house, &c. II you wish nice home
hero you will find IL. II ycu wish 10 carry on the
bu,chering business in all its branches with tho
comforts OF q nice home combined, here IL IL. IL
you are loosIng for something that Will sell
cheap, como to this sale. The owner has dct
termlned 10 sell, even though II DO at great
sacrifice.
TERMS At sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
ia 20 AuctIoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

Ask your doctor what hap
pens to cod-liver oil when it
gets inside of you.
He will say it is shaken
and broken up into tiny
drops, becomes an emulsion;
there are other changes, but
this is the first.
He will tell you also that
it is economy to take the oil
broken up, as it is in SCOTS
Emulsion, rather than bur-
den yourself with this work.
You skip the taste too.
Let us send you an inter-
esting book on CAREFUL LIv-
ING; free.
scorr & Bowie. Chemists, q South s,h Avenue,
New York.
Your drusgis:k keeps SCOTS Emulsion OF ecd-liver
oil--a.l Druggists everywhere do. S..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

Real EbtaLe hltlloLtcts
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRAN
Il GULAR-sHAPE LOT. WITH GOOD W.
PROVEMENT. ON COMMITMENTS SECOND
AND y STREETS. NEAR "fAlRAoNl.
In execution OF deed OF trust from Johh Il.
Btiel and wife TO the undersigned, as trustees
for the United Banking and Building Company
dated September 20, 1890, and recorded IN
Deed Book 1872, page 164. uenrico County Court
being required so 10 do by the Board OF Direct
ors OF said company, default having been male Ia
the payments secured by said deed, We VIII Of
fer for sale upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, THE 1lTH DAY or MARCH, 1892
at > o'clock 2. NJ. the property conveyed by said
deed. consisting OF a trlangular-shaped Lol
and with the DWELLING now occupied 10y said
Briel, containing bout i've rooms, stables, etc.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost and expenses OF sale
any delinquent taxes. and slSo.JJ; the bal
ance upon such terms as will be given at sale
". {. PRESTON,
JOHN II. sOUTHALL,
fe1O, 20, Mh9, i0&lI-Jt Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
NJ o 7 1 G E.

NJ 0 I @ e.
THE PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS COMPANY,
OF BOSTON,
has opened a NEW STORE at s21 EAST BROAD
STREET, with full line Of NEW SPRING
SAMPLES, and would be pleased 10 have their
customers 10 call and see them before buying
elsewhere, a. We are now offering great bargains
In our THREE-DOLLAR (s3) PANTS, cut TO or
der, and SUIT for THIRTEEN DOLLARS AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS lsI3.25). The FINEST
IMPORTED GOODS. only 1925 for PANTS, and
SUITS $35 n SUIT. All customers treated with
courtesy, whether they buy or not. We take
great pleasure in showing our goods ami prices,
"a We very well know they can't be excelled by
any meschant-tailors or even ready-made cloth
ing stores Yours respectfully,
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS COMPANY.
fe 24-W,Th,F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
N = = :: VI HaII0Ait3'.aln


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SCHEDULED EFIL.I
LEAVE RICnMOAD, bltD-rI.... '.i
800 A. VI Daily -tl.I....I
through tkp.
ll.,l1 a. Al. lN
burg Mayer.T .l..
1908 A. VI. Dauy COG hll
lasEi. ami br
kadiOu ur NI
hontas. iar'Ur.Hr
Roanoke Hl.
ROlnOka O. At f
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i2:4c P. N. Daily 'or Lya.ut
Intermediate
beyond koaU.ka
5:4JP. NJ. Daily Arny. .et
ll:30 Z NJ. Daily Or 1873
PULASKI. ans
Bluened. Pooh.
aud stations iI.. l-'
Also for louis.
Louisville ana fI'
wa Norton
PULLHAA o. s
between RICHMOND DAT
BURG ro,Iy % .i.'-i II
T.. N. also
burg o. Louis .I
Roanoke o. NH.
OdlrRns rIhu
nlDsA.
Trains arrlys Richmo1i frm
the Nest daily 5:4iA, g., 1850 Dr.
pm. FROM N0rfoi< ant t' L.'.
and d.as y. ". .......g
Tickets. baggage-checss. aai '.
c.o h. obtained a. hIclm Do a.l
railroad depot. A. ". 0afoer.. '.i ~.
ana at tho company soMre,
Iss... it''
81. d. u.fl.Ia
Genera. rasalg -
General ofics. k0an0k3 a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

TRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT LOT
L OF LAND SITUATED AT THE SOUTHERN
INTERSECTION OF BROAD AND WALL
STREETS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA,
COMMENCING AT THE INTERSECTION o.
ThE WEST LINE OF WALL STREET WITH
THE SOUTH LINE OF BROAD STREET, " y
MING THENCE WEsTMARDLl, AND fhOSl |,
ING ON SAID SOUTH LINE OF BROAD
STREET 22 FEET, AND RUNNING BACK %
FEET 4 INCHES, MORE or LESS.-by virtue
of = deed of trust duly recorded IN The Clerk =
ONCE Richmond Chancery Court, IN Deed-bock
1877 A, page 1874. default having been made IN
the payment OF portion OF the debt thereby Sc
cured, and being required 20 TO do by the holder
thereof we will sell by auction, upon the premises
on
FRIDAY, TIE GOTH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1892,
nj 4:30 o'clock z. ~. the PROPERTY located as
above. II you want cheap los located upon
one OF cur principal streets come 20 the sale ana
take 10 I'm.
TgRNs: Cash ~ 10 expenses OF sale and seven
mast due notes amounting 20 s16f.lO, the resi-
due IA may be named az time OF sale.
A. J. CHEWING,
EDW ARD :. ROSE,
Trustees.
CHEWING ROSE, Auctloneers. fe 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
FLOWERS. PLANTS. &c.
PERSONAL
NyECUTOR'S NOTICE-HAyING

EXECUTORS NOrICE.-HAVING
IL qualified as executor OF Mrs MARY "
SANDERS. late OF ilenrico county, Va, here
by notify all persons indebted 10 her 10 make
prompt payment TO me, ana all persons having
claims AGAINST her Will pre- eat the same to me
for settlement at my Office, No. Eleventh
street, Richmond, Va. n. w. BOWIE,
Executor OF Mary V. Sanders deceased.
"a 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator OF the
estate OF HARRIET Z. HERBERT, deceased.
all persons niebied to the estate will please
settle their indebtedness with me. And all per-
sous having claims against the estate will pre-
sent tnem 10 me Tor settlement.
q. ID. PEARMAN,
70 2i-3t No. 1916 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

Mr.. Gibson opposed the bill in lengthy
speech. lie characterized the measure as a
"bad one" and didn't "see any good In It," In
his opinion 1t was Introduced at an improper
time. as the railroads OF tue State had jatt
emerged from a great financial crisis. There
was no necessity for IL because the rates, es-
pecislly for freight have been greatly reduced in
Virginia during the past ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
BY William jenkins & Son, Aue;ioneers.
SALE OF CONFEC-
TIONARIFS. CANNED GOODS. &C.-On

l. TlONARIEs. CANNED GOODS, &c.-on
THURSDAY, FEsRCARY %. 1902,
Mt 10 O'clock. will sell by pubic auction, At Nos.
10 and IL south Thirteenth street, that largo
and varied stock Of goods in the stores recently
kept by John A. Kratz, consisting o. CANNED
GOODS, NUTS, CANDY, FRUITS. ETC. and
STORE FIXTURES, including fixtures LOT
the manufacture OF candy.
Goods will be sold IN lots to suit the iobolns
trade.
Terms: Cash. W.D. CARDWELL,
10 oo-5t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
YORK LINE. VA VETO
TIE FAyoMrE ROUTE No.
Yp,yr RICHMOND


TRAIN No IJ. 3.i1t t .af
LOCAL. EXPRESS, dtiy, +, al
s,ons NJ sll station. AZ los.o' h, "a. Il
win stage Tor WaAeriol
steamer at West Point .s
BALTINoRg LIMITED, is'i!, ~ 1.
for West Point oonnectllS .','....r.
st.amsrs for baltimore A Da, 4,
connect with Baltimore ALI S,h
washington, PhilaieiphiA an III II
steamers leave Baltimore = e.
Sunday. y....,,I $40
10;4o A. n. .s,W
LOCAL MIXED, daily eSceg' -
Twenty-third street Tor Wee ''
a' Ts.i p.asn a. station TO, o. ~
opsa = a. M ,o6P. NJ. AMI i'01A
a. CIV ,icks.-onieo--soi cas-. ssia
SOL HAAS .,.-sl 800 =
". a. te~>s a,
-, osnersl Passenger Agc1.,
Va. II. 0HzBs. 0onsrai Mshs .''
Il BsaxKLsr, Superir'sias"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
By Charming & Rose.

Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers'
No & north Tenth street
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
ueber Baltimore.
~NOrddeutscher Lloyd.

RescImd6iee poitzD ampfidiffahrt 3wif9en
2Saftinore nnO 5Srentea
-Oireft-
Surtb bic neuen unb erpro6teu @tobIoampfer 9nruA.
ftaot, 9reSoen, SsarISeabc, IsitndDen,
CIocnbur9, S9eimar,
0on Bremen ie6en 9ounerItae. oon Baltimore iebep
W{ittfpo1, 2 lIbr 9to9niittags.
@rpBm6Qltdyte Siberbett. 0iGige preife.
Wor,iglid3e @erpiegung.
1tit 9an,pfern tes NDrboentibensSDpb turrben uaeNs
oIs
100000 NaEa8iere
oIncflidb fiber Gee ~befbr6ert.
@aloons uno &aiiten.Simnter oui 9ed. -
9te Gtnri1tuu9en fir Observation-Disclosures bereu
SdlofItenen ii9 i'm Oberbed uub i'm olpeiten SEED bes
fiube1t, inb onerfonnt oortrefflid.
gIeftrtIhe 8eIeubtung in aleu Gdrtnen.
Weitere Nustuuft ertbeiten bic SeneraI.Meenten
o.. g d. u ~ a d. c = & Co., @aIttmt ore, geO.
8. @m Gid,eHbur8. Gbicasu, aus.
nber 6eren 8ertrcter inn SnIonoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
alderman 2Hc2lbee. +

alderman Sames 8. Olc9bee erlag
Mtittmo6 Gormittag 3Dii6er1 10 unb Ii l1br
ben Solgen cines &ppbusftsbers, 81 Dem
cine GebirnentsiinOuug 9etreten tDar, in
ieiner Wobnung, Al Bearion1S traBe, mad
elmer &ranfbeit bon IA Sagen.
Nloerman Otc9l6ee mar Der Bertreter 6er
"a. MarD. gor 5pei Sabren unter Grez
aier's 9tegierung in ben StaotratD geipdhlt,
lDuroe er boto barauf semeinian nit Wttfe
Gorcorar tpegen MablbetriiQereien in Anz
fIagesuitanO periebt. i'm Bro5eB ober freis
9eiproden. 9ieicr HrO5eB ma6te tbn mebr.
ais ieine amtlide Gbdti9teit befannt. O6z
ipobl nlar Wtcgtbee gu ben gllOermen re6z
nete, Die ft6 nidt oeS beiten Nuies erfreuen.
bate er bod Die quite Gbaraf;ereigeni6aft
DaB er EN- treuer TreunO ieiner Sreun6e
mar unb fi6 fir bteie opferte. Cine MtrtD>
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SSuinotS> StraBe, Die er betrieb, purDe Dor
&ur3em bonn Sbertff gelhloiien. @r mar
bot As Sabren in Baltimore geboren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
Srteffdfte1t.

~. 9. @enben sic it6 6rn. @m. $.
Sob. go. 68 N~tetropolitan 8lod, GbicaSo.
Nt. 8. Wfala9a, Sal. Ser Gberoteez
Streifen entbdlt $40 Quabratmeilen pber
3,673,0O0 9cres. Die Observation-Disclosures
lift bielelbe ipie i'm iiiOmeitlihen &anlas,
Oas selma 9eiuno, aber trofen, Der ia6rz
Ij0e 9tegenfall niht iiber 20 53oQ. Wann
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lit nod nidt beitimmt; bod miro eS balo
gel6sben. NatitrIi6 fam man MIR burG
periDnltde 8eltbnabnte bort cine Ssimitdtte
ertperben.
ct. 1t. So. Nntto9. 8uba=9et (o6er
Geitb, wie eS friiber all9enein geldrtcben
muroe = a~usaeipro6en wirb es vGeidI"),
Die ungarti6e 6auptitaht. beitaHo bis gum
Sabre 1873 aus 5pet StGoten, Geit an1 linz
ten uno 8uDa (Ofen) am re6ten 9onauz
ufer. 0a Beit Die lit iprIn9li0e un8ariz
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Sfen, 10 piro aud heute nod Die Staot
pielfa6 etnfad 45elt senannt uno aus alter
@eipobn6eit aud NOD einfa6 Reitb GEE
l6rleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
OermtBte Grben.

Die @insiebung pon no9benonnten n1t6
dl0eren grb19aften lomie Grbebl19 DON
@elbern aus aQen Sbeilen @uropas miro
belorgt urlO Die gu Dielem 3mcGe notDl9eit
gollma9ten uno allie erfOrOerli0en 9eri0t=
lt0eu Socumente auS9efertt9t unD fir6li0e
certificate belnr9t. Sei1te mebr ais breiBigz
idbri9e 4SroriS III ben @rbi5aftre9ell1n9elt
UNI Yro5eilen lOute Nae Der0tIalleH, mel6e
einen 5uperldlli9er Gatb9eber beoilrfel1, Ser
mann Mardwortb su 9tatbe 81 5ieben, Die
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@rben iinO Is Sabre Don 6ermaln ltQrdz
NORTH %9eIammelt uno 1DerDen 1Do0eltlib,
ipie bielelben eri6einen, III bielem uuD aleu
bebeutenoen gldttern in ben Nereini9ten
Staoten per0fientli1t. 9ie oui9eforbertelt
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Wtorfpprtb, 224-326 Yu1e Ctr, Gincilt=
matt. SDio, 1Detoen, ba Ntentalt0 alBer tb1n
t1Gberen @ufi6luB 9eben fam.
QlberItetter Sabtlta pom gttinoen, galter
Sobarn @pttlieb Don Gberbin9en, galer
@br. Sriebri6 nno Sobann @n0reas Gitel
ans G%berotn9el1, Bauer Yeter Earl aus SDbr,
SlDbel Sermall1 Yaltl aus Seefel0. Sartb
Wtarie geb. Sod aus 6rollen. a. g., greuer
0llbert aus Ganmersoorf geb lSilbelm ST.
ben 9or6 in @iirtember9, gilrfel Safob unO
@eor9 aus GDeilbli6ofSbeim, SurfarDt
Wtar aus 0tott1peil, 8Dbnt 6riebri6 gSilDelm
ans &reibelptb, 0apib @n1il aus @rDBz9pp=
linfel1, 9terts Cornelius @rben aus 6eltetz
brpot, Sleot @eor9 Sriebri6 aus 6reuoenz
beirn, S0ru3ler &oitue aus Oebrin9en, Seber
@lilabetb &atbarina perebl. 6tbOmann 3ul=
ferbat1en, @iil1tber Sobdnn Martin aus
@iiltlinsen, @drtner SObonn @eorg aus
@erltl19en, George Wtdrie aus Berlin, 9abn
llrias aus Sai0et, SauBmann @Driittan aus
8ellreit, 6ofimarn Srieori6 51tebt &attoz
lpte, Sii9el Sobannes aus @o6ltabt unb
6il0el Yeter, Nofmarn 2loam aus @elberSz
beim, 6iIieri0 @briltian aus 6omberg,
0eim SranS Sobann Seinri6 aus Oebrit9ell,
See1tl6 QSm. 9eborene 2er1e aus Sriegii0=
borf, Suffer &otbarina aus 6%errenrieo,
Wtiibleis &bereie uuD GDmanlS aus 9te6:
b%er9boulen Wpr9enrotb Snlanno Gbrtittne
0enliette aus 2iibef, 9tagel Gbriittaite aus
@6terbin9en YbIlippS gSllDelnt, Srteori6,
NDolpb llno &arl olts NlnerSba6; 4Senfer
@milte Grbelt aus Greslau, Gei1bdrbt @onz
rab uno So5dnn @eor9 aus @ontarin9et,
Gaui6 Grnlt Srieori1 @ouarb aus gall9e1z
ialSa, Gaoerna9er So9ann Yeter aus Atae
ROTH. So9er Golentin aus 6rDbel, Sten5el
Grnlt Srau9ott urtb 6riebrt6 QStlbelm aus
ST.. 2eubul6, Steintopf &arl SttO Or. meo.
aus Stutt9ort, S6ou8 WtatbQus aus Sellet,
Saeoer NerbinanO aus Serlin Sattler
SrieOri6 @rben, peritorben in Stem Oprf,
aus Wonnbeim; S1rDDer Scar unb 45artl
ans Gerlin, @0bl Sobonn 6riebri0 9lnbreas
WtilIer aus Sitbin9en, 3dllfer 2noreaS Sail
aus @obur9.
3. Wardmnrtb,
224-226 Gine Ctr.
Cincinnati, Sbto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-15
IN Gbica9o
Sol Ger nGbite Rationale onpent oeuti9er
1ouruaIilten it%atttnoen.

Ser v8bila5elpbiaer Gerein beutl6>amez
rifaniiher Sournali1en" nabm III ieiner
lebten regeimGBieen Wfouats> 8eriammlung
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yta~tioual>Y erbanoeS oeuti6s alneritanil6er
Sournalilten uuo S6riftiteQer, Gorort
Stem Oorf, miro eriu6t, Die nG6fte 9tatlos
nall &onDention nur Iprnlea ein3uberufen.
Die brinGenDen @ei6afte gu erleot8en unO
bic &onpention Oann nab @licago 3u Derz
tagen, mo oielelbe i'm nGhiten Sabre 5ur
.3ett Der Misunderstanding 5uiommentretcu
loG. Ser Goritano bes Jtational>0erz
banbes miro beauftragt, ben gum 8erbanoe
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3ur Nbittnmung sl unterbreiten uno bet
Dem Gbicagoer Notaloerein ans ufragen. oh
oerielbe oamit etnperitanoen lit, oaB Die
gtatioual7 &onpention I'M Meltauslteuun8ss
jabre unter ieinen Nulpi5ien in Gbica9o abb
Qebalten tperoe.
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baB Der @bicagoer 9euti6e YreBclub, i'm
Sale bic nGhlte Jtational : Convention
beutlh : amerlfanii6er Sournolilten nab
bier perIegt weroen lolte. ilderli6 NaeS
aufbieten miro, un ben austDGrtigen Sole
gen ben Nufentbalt in Der @artenltaot gu
einem 10 ou9ene9men wte nt0slt1 gu
MAIDEN.