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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
BENWOOD.

There really is in town club known
as the Inch and Inch United Hen Hook
ers. This comes officially. The gang
| makes the business of chicken rOost
picking a speciality. A shanty boat is
the headquarters, and they make ex,
\ cursiOns frequently, and chickens are
missing as the result. A few days ago
a skif was procured and an excursion
/ made to the Ohio side. A skif load Of
| fat fowls was brought. The Dolicemens'
I eyes are on the gang.
Last Monday night at the home Of
Of Miss Jennie Estey, there was de-
| lightful social event. A large crowd Of
/ Miss Estey's lady and gentlemen friends
were invited TO her home, where a
/ pleasurable evening was spent. There
/ was good music, fascinating games, and
10 crown all the most delicious OF re-
| ireshments were served.
Last Sunday night Henry MCGEE and
Chas O'DOnnell had a fight on Main
street. Constable ChaS. Sprouts ar
rived on the scene just when the men
had begun 70 hammer each other in
lively way. They were arrested and
given a hearing last Monday night be-
fore Squire Henry Riddle. They got
50 and costs each.
It will not be long now till the new
street up Eighth and down McMecheu
to the Brick Row will be ready for
travel Main street, from Eighth past
the lower mill, will then be given to the
Wheeling steel works, In consideration
OF which the company agreed to extend
MCMechen street past the mill.
Principal Riggs. of the public schools,
reports favorable progress at the inSti-
tuition. There are now over three hun
dred pupils enrolled, and the attend
ance Is rapidly increasing. The teach
ers in the various rooms are making
good Advancement.
Last Monday night the directors Of
the Building and Loan Association met
and transacted the regular routine bust
ness. The Association is in most
flOuriShing condition. Changes are to
be made extending the scope of the As
sociatiOn's business.
Rev. d. A. Denton is attending the
Conference at Grafton. Rev. Denton is
well liked here and the hope is general
that he may be again placed here. The
people OF Wheeling would like to have
Rev. Denton to I'll one Of their pulpits.
Jas. Smith and Thomas Gately got
the contract at the nail mill at the lower
mill OF cleaning and greaSing the belts.
This work was begun yesterday, and
fifteen men are at work.
Quite a crowd Of Odd Fellows from
this place went to Bellaire last evening
to visit q sister lodge there. They went
on a special invitation and had very
good time.
School Director William Brown is
home from a Pittsburg hospital. 1t
will be gratifying to learn that this gen.
tleman is greatly improved.
DR.. ]. X. w. Piper. accompanied by
his two guests from Maryland, has gone
to see the sights at the Worlds Fair.
Since the re- nmption of the Riverside
iron work. week. business has i'm
7roys5a, w. Vpsiderably.
lie. PaEksrsburg, md the Cyclo,ns tam If
aul2eAa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
80 1nNrs HAs A sPELL.
r, !. Most CalamItous One, But Has

Il IL q Most CslamitOus One But mas
20 Go.
ularia." said Mr.. Jones, looking up
from a letter be was writing, "how do
you spell calamity"
'sYou ought TO know" answered mrs
Jones; "What are you doing with IT,
%Tm writing to Uncle Hiram about
his bad luck with his sheep, and that's
as good a word to spring on him as any
other. Look in the dictionary and see
il il IS spelled with one N or two"
MAYBE it isn't in the dictionary, ,
suggested Mrs. Jones, as she reached
for the volume; "you know there are
600 new words that amt In II"
s'WelI, reckon there's as many there
as we will want to tackle in our life
time. 1 wish you'd go ahead and ind
calamity"
Glow does ii begln-with vowel or
A svllable?" asked Mrs. Jones, VINO Is
as weak in her spelling as Jones is In
his.
II begins with a k, Of course-h-a-
I-a.m-i-t-t-y-I am sure Of the two rs,
but I've kind Of stuck on the ms:
| Uncle Hiram is way up in spelling, ana
ia hate awiully to be wrong
II can't find any such WORD, ana
don't believe it's in the dictionary"
Look under the ks. HouIl ma II
among the K-a-P-s." -
Mrs. Jones looked and hunted, then
she said, triumphantly;
II told you so. There ISM sGcn
word here. Take some other Word ina
means the same thing"
! But 1 can't think OF one.
Il can. How would catastrope dog
but that isn't anything about cats
it's concerning sheep" 80
'Pll look it up. Is 1t spelled Win
C or X, JepthaP"
"Whoever heard Of cat being spelle'
with K? Maria, Pm ashamed OF you
ignorance, l really am"
But kitten is spelled with k' an
it's a little cat. Why, Jeptha' mere
calamity among the c's.
"Give it TO me-" roared Jeptha'
ALWAYS told Won this book was fuII 0
mistakes. Hum! it's there, and l s'pos
ms the new-fangled way. I've spelle
10 with a X all ny life, and l Amt golh
10 be made over now, sheep or O
Sheep" and he tore Uncle Hiram's le'
ter into fragments, while Maria laugne
softly In her sleeve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
savsdbHaOuarter.

We may call them TON and Jerry
not because that was their names, but
because that best describes the kind OF
men they were. They lived in a Ken.
lucky town; they we're always short on
funds and long on thirst, and life at
times was a sandy desert Of dispair 10
them, with never an oasis anywhere in
sight One day during an unusually
prolonged drouth, Tom was coming
along the street with his eyes turned
heavenWard watching a couple OF buzz
yards slowly circling 10 the ethereal
blue above the town. Not far away
stood Jerry, engaged In the same bust
ness. The buzzards swung slowly
around in their circles, dropping a lit
tie nearer the earth at each turn, and,
gazing &C them, Tom walked into Jerry.
Do you see them?" asked Tom,
pointing alOft.
eve been watchin' them for ten
minutes, replied Jerry.
Have you struck anything wet to-
dsy?" inquired Tom, in husky voice,
mot drop" sighed Jerry.
Tom Razed upwards at the buZzards.
They're waiting for US, jerry" he
said solemRlv.
Jerry nodded.
what are we to do?" he asked nerv-
ously.
Tom drew over close TO him.
Jerry" be said earnestly, ''ielf-
preservation is the first law OF nature.
My wife gave me q quarter this morn
ing TO buy her some Hamburg edging
with"
Jerry clutched Toms arm eagerly.
Saved, " he exclaimed, and with one
look at the buzzards, they lodged into
convenient place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

ponies at the recent horse sale at
Bridgeport.
DR.. E. L. Armbrecht, who has been
visiting the Worlds Fair, will return
this week.
William School was at Wheeling TAX
ing in the bicycle races yesterday
Constable Charles Sprouts was In
Wheeling yesterday on business.
Mrs. Carrie Benson will go this week
for a visit to Batesville, 0.
Peter Dolan has gone to Mogantown
to attend the University.
Mrs. o. f. Tarbert is very sick. Her
recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. A. L. Pelley is visiting friends
at Grafton.
Miss Francis Riggs is visiting friends
at Cameron.
Thos. Kelly is home from fishing
trip.
Luke Taylor is on the sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
Perfect Polish.

Philadelphia Times.
The perfect shoe polish has at last
been discovered, and just In time, too,
for feminine patience with the pre-
pared polish, which cracked the leath-
err. was about exhausted. This can be
made at home and is as ridiculousy
cheap as it is simple. Mix cosmoline
and lamp black for nickel you can
get enough Of the latter TO last you i've
vears) in equal parts and apply lightly
with an old toothbrush or soft rag,
then wipe the shoe off with another
rag, and you have polish that lasts
for DAYS, and not only gives the shoe
the appearance Of newness, but &C
tually preserves the leather. No one
who has used it ever goes back to che
manufactured poIishes, which are dis
agreeably shiny and are ruinous to me
leather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

BILIOUS ATTACK. There is frequent regur9itat!on
of thin, watery saline fluid, preceded by cpl
grastrlc pains Sometimes there is pain at the
heart, accompanied by papitation aud snort
ness OF breath, making the patient MINK ne mas
the heart disease. IL,
Accompanying some cases there Is dlzzl-
ness ringing IN the ears, spots before tho ey ;.
| and other sensations which together are callea
| .'stomachic vertigo" These patients near q
| buzzing sound and feel as II vapor were en-
yeloping them; they grow pale. aud grasp lor
| support through feaf OF falling.
When in any case indigestion" has as, lasted
| long time chronic gastric catarrh WIZ SWAY
! he teyeloBed; evidences OF malnutrltion snow
| themselves by angmia, premature old age cor
rugation of the nails, decay OF the teeth etc
! Again. there is short dry cough ana occasion
| al paroxysms If an asthmatic character me
! skin becomes sallew, dry and rough, and Vasl
| Gus eTuptiOns appear
In the treatment OF dyspepsia or gastric
oatarrh. as in all ether catarrhal diseases, DIS
| Copeland, Bell and Davis method IS superior to
ali others. They readily distinguish between
| the various forms OF its appearance ana dlrec'
their treatment TO the removal OF the cause
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
Saturday, October 81 1893,
FOR SALE.

House seven rooms, brick, Sixteenth street.
Mouse seven rooms, Fifteenth street, lot BOZ
100 feet, $500.
House i've rooms, EOT street, Centre Wheel
lug e. 100.
House ,sven rooms, Chapllne street Centre
Wheeling. I,26).
House eight rooms, First ward, 81 900.
House i've rooms, Baltimore street, East
Wheeling, $1,000
Lot east END Fourteenth street. 500.
Corner lot, Lind street, cheap, s!0Q
House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling $3.50.
House four rooms, Eighteenth street, 81 00l
House three rooms, Twelfth street. $3.50
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street, in good
condition, 1890.
House four rooms and stable, Twelfth street.
t7OO
House 8 rooms and stable, Eighteenth street
$3.50
Fine suburban homss miles east Of city Al
moderate price.
lots in Filan, White 4 Gallagher addition
6OIlO0 feet ago each.
8 lots on Caldwsll's run, t2s0 each
Fine farm, l+3 acres, on National ROAD, nine
miles east OF city on easy terms
House 4rooms Twenty-third street, 81, 300.
Market street business property at moderate
price
one Of the best manufacturing sitsslE "a,
city, tIsnting on two fAllreAdL
! %, so, sl,VJO, 81 ,oJl and tZOJO to loan on
city real estate.
NESBTTT d DEVINE,
sps 1893 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
MARTINS FERRY.

Robert Hanson has been notified that
per month TO Sl2, and still some Of the
Calamity Howlers are crying that say.
ing that deserving soldiers are TO be de.
prived OF their pension. II is only
those that are not entitled to it that are
frightened and making noise about.
A number Of our entp usastc wheel.
men attended the L. A. w. meet at
Wheeling, on the West Virginia State
Fair grounds, yesterday afternoon.
Charles O'Bernie was the only Martins
| Ferry wheelman entered in The races,
but was drawn on account Of a dispute
for place.
A large force Of men exclusively from
Martins Ferry will be put to work this
morning on the Walnut street sewer.
This is the right thing to do as it will
give employment to quite number Of
the unemployed of our city.
There are several mild cases of scar
let fever reported in different parts Of
| the city, but all the cases are OF harm
less nature and are rapidly disappear
ing.
Officer Neal, who was so badly burned
last week by the explosion OF gasoline
barrel, is improving rapidly and will be
able to be on duty in day or two.
Quite a number OF old soldiers and
citizens Of Martins Ferry and vicinity
attended the soldiers reunion at Wheel
ing Park yesterday.
Mrs. s. L. WOOD was called to Smith
field yesterday on account of the SER
ious illness of her brother, DR.. Lawrence
Hays.
Marshal Westwood and Officer Och
took three prisoners to st. CIairsville
yesterday morning to serve out their
fines.
Mrs. Geo. Arbaugh aud daughter,
Mrs. Mary Wright, left over the w. &
L. E. railroad yesterday for the Worlds
Fair.
Asa Devault leaves this morning for
Chicago to take position in large
drugstore in the Auditorium building.
I. NJ. Cloudy, former well known
business man OF this place, now OF To-
ronto, o., was in the city yesterday.
The citizens of TiItonville are going
to make an effort to have the new street
car line continued to their town,
The sheet mills at the Etua-Stand-
ard, which have been of since Satur-
day, resumed yesterday.
r. Barr, of the Third ward, has been
drawn as grand juror for the next
term Of court.
Harry George leaves this morning to
visit friends and relatives at East Liver
pool, o.
DIR. Doan, of Pittsburg, is visiting
Miss Mary ConoOoy, Of Washington
street.
]. A. Darrah, conductor on the new
street car line is threatened with the
fever.
Mrs. J. w. Schofeld has returned
from visit TO SisterSville friends.
Miss Julia McDonough has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
Louis Prick, the Fourth street saloon
keeper, is seriously I'LL.
Charles Downey has returned from q
visit to st. Clsirsville.
Miss Emma Joy is confined to the
house with sickness.
Hon. L. Danford was In the city yes
terday on legal business.
Miss Rena Coleman is the guest Of
Powhatan friends.
L. A. Kirk, of Chester, Pa, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. ed. McCarty is seriously i'll with
typhoid foyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

Drs. Copeland Bell and Davis treat sue.
cessfully all durable diseases at ll2l Main
street.. Whee!iug, W. Va. Office hours, to II
am, 3 to p. M, to z p. m sunday; 10 to Y i!
IN to- m. Specialties: CStarrh and all
diseases OF the Eye, Ear Throat and Lungs
Dyspepsis cured nervous diseases cured; SKIN
diseases cured, -;
MANY cases treated successfully by mail.
Send 2cent stamp for question b. ank.
Address all mail to
DRS. COPELAND, BELL u DAVIS.
1921 Main street Wheeling, w. Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
In the Good Old Day..

BOYS in this generation do not know
half Of what they escaped. Gen.
James Fowler who lives way down In
Maine, and is now "a years OF age, likes
&c tell that when a small boy he used
to be sent by his mother TO aneighbor's
house, slsJE- Ne family clothing. Then
o., ,rouId carry It back, walking both
ways each time. -NctC York Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
just Men.

Mrs. Summer-"DId you have a nice
time in the country, Carrier"
Carrie-"Periectly lovely. There
were eighteen men there and only six
girls"
Mrs. S.-"Who were the men?"
Carrie-"Oh, don't know; they were
Just men, and that was enough"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

Catarrh Attacks all Mucus Membranes
ItAnscts the Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat
Bronchial Tubes, Lung, stomach, BOW
els, Kidneys, BIadder-The Whole MucuS
Tract-Cure Diseases of Those Organs
by Removing the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

A very hurried comparison will demon
strate TO you that the Daily and sunday
Register Is the best local and telegraphic
paper published in wheeling. Is cents
per week. delivered TO any part of the
city and surrounding neighborhOOd-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

OF aubergine silk; bodice and butter
iy sleeves trimmed with lrldeScent
drops; sash OF wide satin RIBBON; iulI
beaded front; bertha OF auberglne SILK
with beaded fringe falling over the
shoulders: bell skirt, formed by narrow
gOred breadthS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
ARE YOU AILING?
We Venture to Say That You Are.
II ia Estimated That Nine Out of Every
Ten Men and Nineteen Out OF Every
Twenty Women are Suffering From
some Form of Weakness or Loss oil
Vitality.

Last week Drs. Copeland. Bell and Davis pub
lished the symptoms OF catarrh as II often al
fects the entire system. This week they pre-
sent the SYM ptoms which are principally con-
Hned To the local affection commonly known as
dyspepsia or catarrh OF the stomach and bow
els
These symptoms not only vary in different
individuals, but in the same individual AT OIL,
faTent times. the most CONSTANTS az abnormal
appetite it may be lost. incr sased or perverted.
There is weight. dull pain and sense OF burn
ing in the pit or the stomach after taking food'
accompanied by istulence, heartburn, gas
traIgis. constipation or diarrhGa, q dull head
ache. languor, depression OF spirits and lrrlta-
bility OF temper
Indiscretion in eating and drinking. and ex'
ercise or exposure in dySpeptics are apt 10 oc
casion sick headache. II IS frequently accom- Ss.
| pnnied by bitter taste in the mouth, billion:
| vomiting and sluggish bowels; this Is called
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
whasLsIts

Dsughter-''NIamma WhsA@R% the
parvenue?" Pcrg
= Mamma-"ReallY daughY '-SS ~
know. It's something or otesl n "
hat never had a grandm9Ica0nof ,.i'lhl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
RlNENART & TATUM,
CITY Bank Buildlng. Room 8. TelephOns2I9.
TRUSTEES SALE
REALP PROPERTY

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Louise Brill to tie undersigned.
trustee, dated on the Goth day OF July, IN the
year 1891, and recorded In the ONCE OF the CistA
~ the County Court OF Ohio county, West VIZ
GINA, in deed uf trust book numbered 80 At
page 90. will, on
Saturday, October 81 1893
beginning Mt 10 o'clock n. IN, At the north
front door Of the Court House OF SAID ONO
connty sell NJ public auctien the following de-
scribed real estate, situate Ia the city, OF
wheeling, in said county, that Is to say: All OF
the lot numbered seven 0l In square
numbered twelve Q2) in j, and J. H.
Bakers addition 10 the said city.
IERMS OF SALE-one-third OF the pur
chase money aud so much more rs the pur,
chaser may elect cash on the dSy OF Sale, nnu
the residue in Two equal instAllments, payable
respectively in six and twelve months from the
dAy OF sale, the deferred instAllments being So
cured to the satisfaction OF the trustee,
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
seIssi Trustee.
, 1893-07-20
2IQrRf6eri6f.

: y ~ ~" O+tF|
S6lgen6e 8reiie tpur6en BEL gr6Berer
Yartteen e%r5telt:
Butter, bette Creamery Waore 49,
@20c, CUTE 173@183c, mittelmGBge 100
17c. 9airp, Coolers bette 1916, nit,
tel9ute unO quite 15@l53, frilcber gaf:no
Stof 143W-c, CUTE uno bette ,GoQ"-c
8uttertn, bette creamery 17c, rebt
i60ne 15!c, Ooiro 123c unb 1876 fit bic
bette; in uJtolS" ODER fletnen @ebinDen &c.
me6r.
9die, bette r8uG Cream G6eObarS"
8@84c, vSminS" TO-, 0oung Nmericc
8083c, rStimme6"-@-c, nacbgemab.
ter S6tpei3er 11012c, y8rt6" 9084c,
Sintburger 93@1O.
@ter, gan5 friic6e 130-c 6as 0bb
Obit, geb0rrteS Nepfel, fiinitlic6 &c:
trOdnete 900 baS 9io., an ber Sonnt
9eO0rrte n0rblt9e 5(069c, 9firii6e 5(06c,
8rOmbeeren 6(@7c, 0imbeeren 23(0243c;
GoltforniibeS: Qtprifoien 14016c, ntbt
9ei30lte Bftritcbe SOLE, geicbdlte 22@
24c; Bflaumen 9@13c; Goiinen: Gonbon
Hapers 81 .65@2.OO Das &titcben, WtustG
teller $1,25@1.35, Goie 4@6c.
. b It, frti6es: NepfeI 81. 5O02.65 un6
$2.7504.00, je nadb Der Site, 8anaren
81. 0001, 25, Gitronen $4.5O(05. 90, Short
oaer Srongen $2.2502.5O @rbbeeren 90
@$1.5O in "a Bints, Stacbelbeeren $1.OO
@1.50 per Is Quarts, 6imbeeren,
i3tpar8e, $1.5O@1 go, rotbe, 81. 25@1.7 rs,
8rombeeren $2.OO(@4.00, 8firiicbe nit
loiem &ern q 80 100000, gelbe Sepans
75c0$1.OO, 8fanmen GA Gts.) 5000
$1.25.
&ortoffeIn: 91eue @earleB S.
@-,-,Grtump6s 81. 85@2.00, 6oie $500
o. GarID Obio $1.75@-; @olifOrz
niibe SnppflateS oOer Stole $1.0O@1.15
OaS 6oB.
@efIi9eI, le6en6ige: Gurfep 10
@11c; 6Hbner: 6ennen 102011c, 6dbne
-@-c; Gnten 5000; @dnie, ~lebenbige
nit BEN 9an5en 6eoern, 100000 per
9uben6. Spring @Dtfens" 16@17c bas
Yfuno.
@cmHfe; meiBfrout aus SntnOis
25@5Oc ct. Qouiler 81. OO01. 80; rothc
ODER gclbe 3tpiebeln 1,75(@2.O 90 Der SaG
iun9e Mobrrliben 20(025c 0as0b0. iungc
ipetBe 9tiiben -@-c, Sclerie -@5Oc
ba9 9ubenb, jun8e 3picbeln $3.50 per
8ui6el, iun9e rotbe &iben 35(04Oc,
Spor9el 60065c per 2>8uicbel7 &iit6en
8lumenfobl 750$1.25 baS &iItcben
Slpcet Potatoes aus Satnots 81, 0002,50
Oas TaB.
, 1893-07-20
(sTortiebunQ foGat.)
Ooretlio.

6srr: r9ulo 8ratGein Glia, sic geben
mir etnen aorb?"-6rduletn: vSa, cS
gebt nicbt anberS SEER: 80 Soft, un6
icb babe mir nun idbon 3u u~nlerer 9obz
3ettsretle etnen 8abefer 9efauft!"
, 1893-07-20
Sn leibel aeiu0t.
gu ntiethcm aejndt.


On mietbeu II d. fir b~eiouoere uub aIoerlafTtae
~ Seute, 5nutllte BON 4 @rlua9leuen unmbbltrfes
nOoerltes SSlat pm Z DDer 2 tmnIeru pber Elm 6aus auT
BET 9%toro1eGte, nDroli6 Don Slpiliou Ctr.
9Stutom u. Bomb d 80. 115 9eorborn Str.
On mietBen 9eiu6t: Cottage %. 8oiement unb
- l. SlOOr ~nOroltdD BON SluiIiou Str. sntIcbeu
6aliteo Str. uno See. AOr.: 4. IA StaatsSeituuq.
, 1893-07-20
Seri0ieOenes.

9(Sas babeH SIe aus3utauiGeH fir 1920 Guuitn in
T. 1876 Staatsseituus.
, 1893-07-20
YeriOnlihes.


q ora &1otD, geb. &riBfelo, bite @breTIe absu
geben 1772 9emmin9 @ourt, nm @riiBe aus
@rllebenburg, SolItetr, in @%upTong 81 nebmen.
Sr 9DapDn @6uI8. 6raueuar5t, beban6elt mil
flderem @rfoI9e pbue Operation 6raueutrantbeteu,
unregeln6Bigtetten Il. |. No., naD neuelter Mtetbooe.
Strengite Yeridptegenbeit. q Ot gOrtb ape.
23lnIMttulo
, 1893-07-20
Ri uerleiben.
H~btca9o Mortgage 2Oau 50.
8 + &aSaae ctr.

IL el0 gu oerleibeu auj erlte poer 5pelte 1ppDtbetcu
ebne 3eitoerluit, ebenIo ouf Observation-Disclosures
pDhtelI, gtoteu, J0roerungeu, 8aupereiu, @ftieu, Sez
bduoc aut gepaGtetem 9runD. g9Gre9ouIe JfeceiptS poer
ouf lrgcno eiNe anDere quite Stherbelt.
25iehtAtulD - Gniohe Ctr. quite IS.
iSSel0 gu nerIeibeH auf lbreu, Siamanteu,
Sdntuttlaten, @elpebre, giitolen etc. &Ddfter
YfelS 6eSaDlt tr olteS Cob, Silber uuo @oelitciue bel
&Dnl y. 8ouuelD 81 So, f18 9ear6orn StraHe.
AiGHht'o
, 1893-07-20

Sreltnoen 1rb getanrten Die ~traurige gtaGrt9t 6aB
inn hn' sGt Stsi SDa 81 cto S@5fe i'S g S@fsf T 95f % Y Sd . m Oa sd3
i9nerem Seioen Ionft i'm Serrn entI6lofen lit. Sic Be
erotguu9 ftnbet itatt ant Spnntag, ben %. Suli. Inn l
ubr. pom SrauerDauie, 1856 Sebglpif Str, aus mad
&o1e @ta. lin itiae Sbelnobme bitten bic ~betriibter
9Interblte6eneu
SOuiie WOttbetg, Deb. 9fGpte, Satin.
Wtarie 9toutberg, Nhttter,
neb1t &inbern Ino @eI6piIterr.
, 1893-07-20
Serloren, &erlamfen, 0efnnOeu.


9Serloren: SolOene Ibr i'm Safion 8arf. SIN
~ ooroereu 9edel Die 8uChIta6en: j. F.. X. Sen
ebrItben Jlnosr cine ltberole 8elODuune in Is Map
StraBe, Safe 8telp. -
, 1893-07-20
@rmnheigentbunt

q Oertau len poer 81 oermietben: @ottaae uub
~ Got &pOnoole nobe 9epot. gtGberes Gde Sumbolot
Inb 9ioerieD Str. l9il3t
, 1893-07-20
6arnten.


9u nertaufen Ober fir Staotetgentbum an pertau,
~ 16en Sine fSarm ODn l20 Aderu, 40 Stid Yieb,
4 Yferben, Wdgen unO %iarnmtlifem 6armgerQtb. g{a1=
~5ufroQeu BET ism. 9DB, SO Ylue Sstonb 9oe. 20jI7t
, 1893-07-20
So0eS=Wnaei0e.

Jreunoen uno 8efounten be trolrtQe 9{ofri6t, 6nf
lt1ler 9eliebter SObn un6 8rloer Gruit SpG am Is.
Sult I'M alter BON 81 Sa9ren innft enti6lafen lit. Sic
Seerot9un9 ftnoet ftott am Jreita9 ben q. Sult, nm
1870, bonn &rolerbonIe PAL Wttllpautee @Oe. nab Srace=
ter6liebenen
@n9nit uuO Sobanna BOD, Gltern.
2O1l2t neblt 9eIfnllteru.
, 1893-07-20
Gei6Gft8= 0elegenbeitelt.


On oerfaufen: Gnnbn=. 8dderet= uno 9elifateflens
u Store; 8reis $3.50. 1873 Sbeffielo @pe.
, 1893-07-20
MtO6lirte 3imuter.
gu %Derfaufen: YferOe, &ii6e, SunOe .e.

upertoufen: Aus9e5eiGuetes guggp=4fero,
~ 3 Sabre oft; febierfret. WtaH aoreIiire: il. 8. 8or
49, AOOuoaIe. 9OOt So. Sa. 7op, balu
, 1893-07-20

9u Dertonfen: geue ~ 6~latn=oduier, 2tDfig, mt
~ ouenl comfort in Anonoale, @litOn Ape. 9leidb nDrb.
t0nnen. 9tur 9eriu9e Ansoblung. @ptfage, 1%lt6dlq
III unmittel6arer 9tabe Des AOpuoaler 8abn9ofs; $l7O0.
gt1beres i'm StaatS3 eitlngsgebdube 3inlmer go. 35.
NttttagS 5mii6eu II uuO l ubr oDer inter ADreIie: s.
9DB, AoOnoale. @Dpt g., 81 l5mibam