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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-11
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, March 10.
OTsrucs Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day, 20 hOgshcads OF sun-cured
fobacCos one package sold At N5.S' one
al Sl3. one at ST. four at $l0.15, three at
5000. one az SO one at go, one at -,
one 40 81. one az $3.50, one at ~25, one al
s. TO- two al $3.50, one at $3.50. one at S5.iO,
one taken I'm at $3.50. one sold at $40
Private sales reported to the secretary
az the Richmond Tobacco Trade today
Wrappers. hogsheads; smokers, II;
SCRAP OriehO, 2, scrap DARK, 9, leaf
dark G. Tugs DARK, IS. Total. 50 hogs
De. ls.
Tia, tobacco inspector reports to-day;
nsrectous-Eught III hogsheads; dark,
o. ho-sheads and ten tierces. Keinspee-
lions Dark hogsheads and 6 uerces.
Myers. Wilson'S, Farmers. Allegheny,
Meals. old Dominion. Davenport's. Plant
ers Shockoe and Soabrooks tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts lZJ
packages. deliveries. Sc packages.
United States Internal revenue collec-
lions for the city of Richmond Va. to-
dav. Cigars and cigarettes. Nl2S1O; plug
tohaccos. S26ll.65. Total. S6.75s.75.
s. very good sale, indeed, at Shelburnes
warehouse to-day; highest price SIS.
The Planters warehouse had another
rafting good sale Of bright tobaccos to-
day highest price, tS. and good many
lots sold up I'm the forties and hfues.
shockoe warehouse sold a,SS pounds
dark loose tobaccos to-day; highest price
81
crenshayy's warehouse sold 1855 pounds
dark loose tobaccos to-day; highest price,
$40.
Registered on the Tobacco EXCHANGE to-
uav. J. NJ. Henderson, Orange; j. {.
Gentry. j. G. Hicks. Albemarlc.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March iO-Wheat furnished
a surprise to-day The May options sud
denly became excited ana shot skyWard.
while July was as weak as May was
strong. During the time that the latter
made 2ikc. gain the former dropped
li5c, the extreme spread having been o",c.
against a difference Of &c at the close
last night. All the indications had
pointed to a weak and uneventful day,
when. without warning. the demand for
MAY expanded and the bids were gradu-
allv advanced. Local shorts began 10
think that possibly the clique had opened
the bull campaign in earnest. and took
fright at once When they began TO cover
II was found that there was hardly any
for sale and this only added 10 the alarm
which ended in a partial panic, during
which the price was bll up 2hc. In less
than one-half hour After the scare had
passed away facts were discovered which
caused the belief among .1any that the
buying had been on unlimited orders
from shorts in the Northwest, who had,
with much unanimity resolved on COW
erins their May shortage Sawyer < CO..
~ Duluth the biz elevator owners.
were said 10 be the foremost buyers,
but other prominent Northwestern opera
tors were not far behind
After the most urgent shorts had sup
piled their wants, the market got uull
again and lost 1i4c. Of the advance. The
feature OF the market was the fact that
while May was on the rampage July
was on the slump. Those who were COW
ering May seemed to be selling July. and
doing II recklessly. II was remarked az
very singular that while calls on May
were good, puts on July were equally
good.
Corn and oats did not share the pyro-
technics displayed in the wheat pit. re-
naming within narrow limits, and aver
aging shade higher.
There was shake-out In provisions
Although hogs were lighter than expected.
at IL 600. and prices at the yards higher,
the products were lower from the start.
The feature was the raiding OF pork by
Wright. In which Baldwin and others
toined. With no one giving support. the
May price dropped from SlSl7R last
night TO Sl757ls in the first hour. Later
pork got quick upturn TO SIS, and
closed at slT.s2i4, or about 35c. under
last night Lard closed l0Q15c. better
than lowest prices
CHICAGO. March 10.-Cash quota
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March l0.-Spot cotton,
Quiet. uplands 81. do Orleans. 0k low
midlHng. s1l-lG: good ordinary, S; sales,
G5 bales. Futures closed barely steady.
sales. 1872 200 bales: March, S04i April,
s97. May. 9O1. June. 915; July, O23
August. 927. September GIG october,
600 November 9O7
Set receipts. ABA bales. GROSS receipts.
zoe bales; exports 70 the continent
z $40 bales forwarded. .92 bales; spin
rers. 10 bales; stock 20l.SO7 bales.
Weekly net receipts. 2l8 bales gross,
1sgls bales. exports 10 Great Britain,
a32l bales. % France. IDS bales; to the
continent S3O7 bales; forwarded, S,I65
bales. sales. 7SiS bales. spinners. HS
bales Total to-day Net receipts, 0lOo
bales. exports TO Great Britain 93'o
bales. 90 the continent. 25.9O7 bales
stock. sOl 267 bales Total 70 far this
week. Net receipts. 55674 bales; exports
O. Great Britain. 15,Ss7 bal -; 10 France.
~ S2l bales, 10 the continen -, 400 bales.
Total since September 1st: Net receipts,
53lJ SCI bales. exports TO Great Britain,
Gn. 4Oi bales: 90 France. 1904 bales;
90 the continent, 1927, 5l4 ia les. Advices
60 Bradstrcet's show that there were
8fi 900 bales Of cotton FebrI airy 2sth at
90 OF the 3O4 counted 10 WIS report
a. AZ compared with 50S.O00 bales SINH
larry held one year ago At he remain
INK 054 towns no stocks were had this
year but at go Of them 5000 bales
were held a year ago.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4 Futures
steady; sales. 50. 700; March SIG: April.
e@' May $50: June. a96; July. 9.02; Sep
itmher ss7; October. SIS: Mover lber. S7e.
oALVEsTON, March lt.-Cotton
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prunswIek. m.75 bales; velasco. 10. .ss

BrunsWfck, @,O1 bafes, fsiaeco, s'f'o
bales Pensacola. 1910 bales. Total. 500
3sS bales. Deduct 1852 bales claimed AMI
counted by Savannah and Charleston In
their net receipts. Total since September
Let (corrected). tSG5.S2l bales
LIVERPOOL March 1O-Noon-Cotton
quiet with very small business doing;
American mlddlng. J-lG: sales. 4,Vp
bales; American. 1890 bales; export,
200 bales; receipts, none. Futures quiet
and steady.
Futures quiet and steady; March-April,
GI-6i. also 4 GO-6i. April and May,
4 63-Gf. also G2-Gl. also 4 6i-64; May
and June, 1-64. also ;. also Oi-,A.
also GIFT. June and July. o2-i'. also
, Lea, also .; July and August. . 4-'i'
also : 3-G4. also 2-G4. also i-Oi; sep
TENDER and October. G2-6f. Tenders.
] 800 bales on new dockets and 700 bales
on the old.
7. M.-Amercan middlng, low mid
ding clause March, ( 1914. buyers; ,
March-April. 4 1904. buyers April-May,
6O-Gf. sellers; May-Jrne. 4 81 81. buyers;
June-July. 4 G2-Gi04 63-G4; July-August.o
a. Lea: August September. 2. sellers
September October. 4 GO-O4G4 6l-6i; Octo-
Der and November 4 59-64. value. Flu
lures closed quiet and steady.
Following are the weekly cotton sta
tistics: Total sales OF the week. $1,000
DditSt AUltIiNdlls 'f'NNF bni'of tid'Af tAh~
ings including forwarded from ships
side. 1900 bales; actual exports. 5000
bales; total Imports 5000 bales; Ameri-
can, 5000 bales; total stock. 1861. 900
bales; American. 100000 bales; total
ahoat. $1,000 bales. American. 10000
bales; spectators took LOO bales; ex-
porters took. 2,7OO bales.
The Easter holidays In the cotton
markets here viii begin at Z. NJ on
1.
until the morning OF Wednesday, April
Nth
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 10-Flour I'M
settled and easy: winter wheat. low
grades. s21Oq2.55; patents. $3.50
4 %; Minnesota clear, S2.5073J0: do
patents. $4.2Oa5.0O. Southern -four dull
and weak; common TO fair extras. s2.10q
$40. good to choice do, s31jd425.
Wheat lower moderately active and
weak. NJ. 2 rcd. store and elevator.
769.c; afioat. 1910. Options opened ac-
tive, excited. irregular and heavy and
closed weak al lsdhc. under Yesterday;
No red, closing, March. 74isc, May,
77Ac
Corn firm and dull: No red. 53ilc (;
elevator, 54l4c; ungraded mixed. 63n5jc. 4;
steamer mixed. 52aic Options opened at
1sc. decline. closing dull at unchanged
prices. May and July only traded in;
March. 531zc.; April, 52Ac; May. 51Bc.;
July. 5lhc.
Oats dull; white higher. Options duh
at haiIc. higher and steady; March,
ahc.; May, 39Hc.; June. 3Siac. Spot
prices: No. .. 39ilN39hc.; No. > white,
4lqH4c.; mixed Western, 30Q4lc.; white
do. 42q40c.
Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece.
27d32c.; pulled, 28Q27c.
Beef dull and steady; family. $1,000
1850; extra mess, $9.OO0950; beef hams
quiet and easy at S2lOO; ticrced beef
Qultls city fhiIdf Ai''ieA ii''t''f
1880: cut meats dull and easy; picked
bellies S1O75; shoulders. 1913; hams
Sl375a14OO; middles dun and lower
short clear, slOS7R.
Lard quiet much lower and nominal
Western steam closed at Sl2.55; city
s1.75 bid; $500 asked; March, Sl263i
May closed at S12.GJ; refined quiet and
easy; continent. $3.50; s. A., $3.50;
compound, 5000.
Pork more active and lower; old mess
Sl925n10JO; new mess, Sl93Od no
extra prime. nominal.
Cotton seed oil dull and easier; crude
b0Q52c.: yellow. Goo asked
Rosin, strained, common 10 good, Sl.4Ja
1.47ia
Turpentine firm at 35Rd3Gc.
Rice firm and fairly active; domestic
! fair 10 extra, 39s0Gc; Japan, 4M@5c.
Molasses nominal. New Orleans, oper
kettle, good 20 choice, firm and in fan
| demand at 3OG3Sc.
Peanuts hrmer; light supply In fancy
| nd-picked at &C.; farmers. 3hlHi
Coffee options opened steady and un
changed TO points down and closed dui
and unchanged TO 10 points up. Spot
Rio dull and steady; No. I, lSc.
Sugar-Raw dull and easy; fair rem
| ing. 1j-1GQ3c., centrifugals, 10 test
| 3%c. sales, none; refined quiet anC
steady: of A. 4HQ4 9-1Gc.; standard A
9-16G48ic.; cut loaf. 3-16a5Hsc; pow
dered. 47sQ5 Lice; graduated, 9-lda
40.
Freights to Liverpool market dull anC
weak; cotton. sgd; grain, I'D. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-11
PROPOSALS.


Headquarters Richmond Fire Department,
Office OF Board Of Fire Commissioners,
Washington Hall,
Richmond Va, March s. 1893.
ID ROPOSALS FOR FIRE ALARM
i SUPPLIES.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Board OF Fire Commissioners
until +. NJ. MARCH FL 1893, for fur
nishng the Fire Alarm Department with
the following supplies. ..,,.,,
Two hundred 3-pound cROWFooT
ZINCS. ..
one hundred Gxs GLASS BATTERY
JARS.
Seventeen miles No. 10 b and S.
GAUGE HARD DRAWN INSULATED
COPPER WIRE
Six barrels good COMMERCIAL BLUE
STONE.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids. For any information
concerning above supplies apply 10 SUI
perintendent Fire Alarm. Envelopes
containing proposals to be marked Pro-
posals rire Alarm Supplies. -
G.. Il. PAINTER,
mh9-3t Secretary.
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nnh0.tI


ID ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
L THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD
February Is. 1s93.-Sealed proposals. IN
dorsed Proposals for Tobacco for the
New York Navy Yard. to be opened
March 2s. ls03 will be received at the
bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, Washington. ID. c., until
II o'clock noon. March %. lsoS, ana
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
10 furnish at the New York Navy Yard
IS 900 pounds Of Navy Tobacco. The
tobacco must conform 10 the Navy stand
ard and pass the usual navy inspection.
Plank forms Of proposals viii be furnish
ed upon application to the Navy ray
Office New York or to the Bureau;
Samples OF the standard tobacco WIZ
he furnished upon application. to the
Bureau The attention Of m3nuf aii 0iSsS
things being equal, decided by lot. the
Department reserves the right TO waive
defects or 10 reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Govern
ment. EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster
General. L. s. y. teZo-'ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-11

CHICAGO. March iO.-Cattle-Receipts.
1000; shipments. 3.100. Market strong;
best natives S. GOQ6OO: good. Sfs5n5 20;
others, S3.JOGiSO. stockers and feeders
S3Wqi3O: Texans. $3.J0ll4l0; cows
S2Oq3.GO. Hogs Receipts, ll.jO; snip
ments. 1900. Market opened alrong but
closed Zoe. lower mixed and packing
S7.5on7.sO. prime heavy and butchers
S7SJQSO0: prime Hight. ST.GrfI.0; pigs
and Hight. SG5O974O. sheep
BOO: shipments. 500 Market active
and strong: natives, si75uG.O0. Westerns,
S5.2Jq5.4O, lambs, $i5OuG.55.
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aRA1N ~ corrON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va. March TO lNI5.
Orerines- Wheat. T36 bushels corn, 32s
bushels. oats. 900 bushels
Sales Wheat, GlS bushels; corn, 2oO
bushels.
Quotations Wheat-Longberry. TIC. 10
SIC. mixed. Toe. 20 SOC; shortberry, NC
10 zoe: No. . red, 7Sc Corn-White,
Virginia dag lots). sc. 30. ? white,
pc no. mixed. 40c. TO SOC. Winter
oats 0or seed. 40c 20 44c.; No. mixed
CSC. TO 3Sic: No. 3 mixed &c. to Sc
RYE COO 10 GJc.
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NH 11-tdi

T ri cTLl 10 : FORCE. VA. xlll receive
BIDS up TO the 18th OF MARCH. ls9si
FOR for the purpose Of paving two thousand md
uneaI feet (2OOO more or less, OF tne
srtidciai The sidewalk will be. seven
Seet wide with a gutter the usual width
The curbstone and gutter 70 be OF the
same material with sidewalk.
nv order OF Council. .., l,,,-
~ c. T. LEWIS. Clerk.
Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. HnlV-"e
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City Engineers Office,
Richmond. Va. March ., 1888.
n Office TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
MONDAY, the 20th DAY OF MARCH,
at : o'clock T. NJ, for furnishing all ma
terials and erecting a new school build
ing on the Grant lot, on Twelfth street
between Marshall and Clay streets.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for $3.50.
drawings and specifications, can be
seen at this Office. Bidderz-w Will mention
separately itemized amounts for the dif-
ferent classes and parts Of the work,
as we'll as a sum for the whole work
complete. A.
The Committee on Schools reserves the
W. L. CUTSHAW,
mho-td City Engineer.
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WILMINGTON.

II.MINGTON. ~ c.. March I0-Rosin
firm; strained $l.10; good strained. Sl.15.
Turpentnc steady nj 33c.
Tar firm AT 81.
Crude turpcntine steady; hard, 81; soft
and virgin $40.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. g. G.. March 10.-Tur-
pentine firm AZ 324c
Rosin firm at sl25 for good strained.
Cotton-Sales, 100 bales. market quiet
middings, o.
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Free Trips to
The Worlds Fair
FOR THE
MOST POPULAR SCHOOL TEACHERS
IN RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER.
FOR THE

THE TIMES will furnish each of the three most popular
School Teachers in any of the Public Private Schools of
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER free transportation TO
and from Chicago during the Worlds Fair and $50 cash.
One teacher to chosen from school located IN that
ton of Richmond East of Ninth Street and one from school
located that portion of Richmond West OF Nth street and
one from school located in Manchester.
The Judges of the popularity of the contestants for these
free trims will be the TINES ARMY OF READERS IN
RICHMOND and MANCHESTER, who will make known
their preferences by of attached coupon which will
appear for the first time in Sundays Times.
For full particulars and coupon with which to vote see
SUNDAYS TIMES.
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CITY Engineers ONCE,

IlICUIIUTIIl 7 10 NH VI III I"''''
~ Office TO CONTRACTORS.-SE
y ED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until WEDNESDAY, March
18th. at o'clock =. NJ. for furnishing
ali labor and materials, except cement.
and constructing sewers and street basins
as per list on file IN this office.
Forms Of proposals, specifications ana
ordinations can be obtained at this
o1ice An proposals 70 be accompanied
bv a certified check for two hundred dol.
lars as a guaranty of the execution Of
a bond for the performance OF the con-
tract when awarded. a,
Tho COMMITTEE on Streets reserves the
right 10 reject any or all proposals orer-
81 and to give the contract for the whole
or "A part. or for each item separately'
~ W. f.. CUTSHAW,
NH 11-tdt City Engineer.
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HALF PRICE NOW!

Banister's $500 Shoes now 800.
Banister's o.. 80 Shoes now 1910
Banister's 400 Shoes now $3.50.
Banister's $500 Shoes now $500.
Stacy, Adams a Co.'S 600 Shoes now ESQ
Stacy, Adams & Co.'S 1900 Shoes now $500
Stacy. Adam. 4 Co.'s $500 Shoes now s2.5O
All the s3 Shoes. Lscs and Congress, si.5O;
Gentlemen with narrow feet can get the
best bargains. OF q century. IN this
lot.
Child's Patent Leather Boots. gray and tan
tors. 8 10 10. si.o0-
Misses Patent Leather Boots, black cloth
tops, ii to /. sl.25.
Missos' DonRola Boots. plain and tipped.
II 10 1, Si.00.
Misses Pebble Goat Boots. plain aud tip
ped. IL TO 2. el.00.
30 pairs Ladies' Pebble Goat Boots. AZ. 3,
8. 81 and 8. sl.00. All are Messrs. Zieg-
Ter Brothers and N. Phillips make.
80 pairs Ladies' Bright Dongols Boots, sl.0O.
sizes /. IN. 2. "a. 8, 51l and
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tions-Fiour dull. nominal and un-
hanged: No. spring wheat. 72I5d73c.;
No. corn 41Hc.: No. 2 Oats. Sic. mess
pork si70om17 62h; lard. So. 4J1i2.D;
short ribs. sides 0ooseD. sio.i5dl0.1Il-
dry sailed shoulders (boxed). s0.75do.sIil:
short clear sides (boxed). ti0.6oulO.6S;
whisky. $l17
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which within walls when look on Table
ssuchag assortme of odds and ends
$l2J Sj0 81
0 this lot 59c
SO s5 81 and 500 Your choice on this table eec
a the best asot-
ment Supply limited
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. March 10.-Turpentine
81,
Rosin firm at SL25 to Sl.3O.
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p1ou,5ovD STOCK MARKET.

Iy Messrs. John J.: william: 4
'ii sdDs bankers. corner Tenth and Main
streets -
RICHMOND Va, MARCH 10 1893
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7nIdnoiibes.

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man ibren Gatten. einen Snsenieur,
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Oer9eBlihe Seute.

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Nus Ntcberbaiern idreibt man
,@as GER Saatenitdnb aubelnret, 10
rpdre GIss reht, lpe;ill es nur et,uas aus
sle5iser resneu iuO(lte. Ter iortseieste
SImino trCduet BE Stlpcr aug unb Die
falten 9td6te uerSehren nlb oas llebri.
&C.. Die Rleieu iiuo not, gang fubiia
nnb faht. Die Oblibdume bobeu leb,
CUTE IuidBr; es udre nod Elm gong gu
tee Sabr 81 bcffen, tuern lid iest nod
&ssen einitefen pr(ts. SIN iosenanl.
ten @dnbObeu, der &urnfnmmer bon
8aiern" (um9eblrs BON Straubins) }.
iua er i9on redt trritios ausieben,
Nber ales miilbe Iih nod auslpadlen,
tuenn Die Srofsnbeit jcst aufb0rte,
Die Sauern glauben iebo6 aGsemein an
ell trpdenes Sabr, M0hte oieie 8s'
firdtuns nidt in @rfiiluns seben, benin
bies lpiirbe bas ioclale Gleno nuf bic
Splbe trcibcr.
@us 8aosn, 70. Ipril. lleber
Die 5euersbrunlt. 'ueldcr taft Der gauge
Ort &len9en i'm ba0iiden SdwarSpalb
gum Spfer fiel, lie9eu fol9enoe ndbsre
Wittbeilunsen Dor. &on Der 100 Sc,
6auoc Sdblcncen @emeinbe iino 81
&Obn= uuS unb gBirtbidaftssebdube
Uernibtet Der SdaDen mirb OUT II
Mi0ioneu 9eid;dst. 44O Gerioneu iinf
oboadlos. Gen Sranb utranldbteu
aluei Dierjabrige &lnOer, Die elnenS treu
baufen a%n5iinoetcu. S6nea ~Siir9elter
Die Sldmme,i oil elnem in Der Hdbl
l%iegenoen. nit Sdinbcln 9cbedten Sc.
bdube empUr; pur6 Die ieit @uder
berrldennt @Grme Warcn Die Sdinoelr
iebr ausSetrodnct. Mit Ylisesi1nel'
iuuroe cit @ietel rad Dem aunern Dor
Den 6lammeu er4riffen. 9en %betroffenel
Seipp5uern 9clan9 es mr., bas nadt
9etea 81 rotten. Sn 3eit bon Sipe
Stunoeu mar Der iunere Srt ein S6utt
b%aufen. ueberalI lic9en usrbraunt
1bierleiben lumber. gieb, oas nod
ben StdQen setrieben iuuroe. fiel auf De
StraBe benz Gaud uno ben Slammel
gum Spter. 9as &stbbaus, oas Sbul
baus nno Die STRIDE iino absebranni
Son ben i'm &aibbaus au fuepabrtei
Sabern uno Sdrifteu fonnte ni9ts &c
rettet iusrbea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

fSas sriediide& 9ricupis bal
%reirsnirt, ipcil es ibm nidt selunsen ,it,
cine Iu1eibe 5ur 9tufbeferuns Der ieb>
iset i9ledten SluauSen bes sriediidsn
abHssbauies Su Stanbe Su brinscn.
e0cr Diterrei6iide grSberSosGn aen,
Oberlt oes Is. 9uiarenyesiments, lit i'll
Beitb nit Dem Bferoe seftir5t unb ie6r
l6tuer psrlest poroeu.
Y Die Oitreidiide 8esieruns bat auf
oas @eiud oes amerifaniiden @elanb.
ten um Elm @geqaatur fir Mar Subj
BON ct. 2outs. Der gum @eneratconIul
in @ien ernannt iuaroe. nod gar nidt
seanttuortet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19
Cine fi1ere MnIaae.

tit cine lolde, wetde sarantlrt lift, Su'
fricbentelleuoen @rfols Ober i'm SaI'
zines 5ebli6lags. Die Undertaking
bes &%anfpreiies 81 fi9ern. Nuf fold
li9ereu 9lan bin fann man setroit eint
5taide bon Or. Sings .Nep Disco:
uery" se9en ausSebruns f%aufen. Sr
iebem Sale pirb 2inoeruns sarantirt,
iuenu sesen 2eiben bes 9alles, Der Gun.
gen ooer Der Bruit, ndmlid @us5ebr.
uns, 9unserentainbuns, Sronditis.
Qtbma, &eudbuiten, 8rdune &c se,
braudt. Ser @eidmad Deg Mittels
lit onsenebm, es TT p%Olitaaois iide,
a%uperlaiis. 8robeflal9en in @alfe,
Bros. DrusItore.