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Evening journal., 1894-12-13
WHOLE CARPETS.

Over 150 sold this season in Jap
anese, Smyrna, Byzantine, Persian,
ETC.. etc. All sizes from 6x9 feet to
l2x15 feet, from $40 to $500.
We take special pride in these
goods and would be pleased to have
your inquiries.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
Rector Munson Forms a
Chapter of the Brotherhood.
ADDRESSES BY VISITING IAYMEs

The Evening journal in Great Demand
YESTERDAY Happenings on the River.
speeches BY WILMINGTON Men In
terested in the Organization Of the
New Cbapter, brotherhood Of St.
Andrew.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NRw CASTLE, Dec 13 There was an
interesting meeting in Emmanuel Church
yesterday held under the advice of the
rector, Rev. f NJ Munson. who has been
endeavoring for weeks to establish
New Castle chapter Of the Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew. There was large at
tendance at the special meeting called
last night aud the people Of the parish,
especially the young men. seemed deeply
Interested from2 the start. The service
was begun by the rector.
Walter Curtis, chairman Of the general
chapter, Of Wilmington, was called TO
the chair Then the following speakers
all Wilmlngtonians, we're called upon in
order. Rev. II d. Speakman, Dr. w. H.
Morrow, Rev John ID Coleman formerly
OF Cleveland), Official Secretary John @.
Fsrra, William II. Mousley, John d.
Carter, John IL Grohe.
Chairman Curtis spoke on the respon-
sibilitY Of members; Mr.. Coleman, who
is now director OF Trinity chapter, on
the advantages Of the brotherhood; Nc
Farra, on how to organlze Mr. Mousley
on the duties Of trs asurer; Mr.. Grohe,
on loyalty. At the conclusion Of these
interesting addresses, chapter Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew was formed
Great Demand for the Evening journal
Copies of the EVENING JOURNAL were
asked for ali over town yesterday after
noon after an unusually large supply had
become exhausted Everybody wanted to
read about what their neighbors and
merchants are doing to keep at home the
Christmas trade this year. Copies Of
yesterdays EVENING JOURNAL can be
obtained from j. B. Msnlove, Of South
Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
Upholstery Department.
LACE CURTAINS.

In pairs and by the yard. 65 cents
to $3.50. No stock so good as ours;
none SO cheap. This is what the
buying world says of it. Result,
the largest trade we have ever en-.
ioYed.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
CARPET sWEEPERs.

We control the Ladies' Choice and
the Superior. There are but few as
good none better. Popular prices.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
PORTIEREs.

All grades, colors and kinds, 81. so
to $55, Chenille to English Velours.
Special designs and colors.
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Holiday Hints.

USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
are what are being sought for this
season. We have them N a / the
high novelties and, in nearly every
instance, exclusive to us in this
market.
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Doll Department.

Special lot odd assortment Of 1s in. kid
dolls, Disque heads, 39c.
Undressed Dolls--9c 10 SO 48.
Dressed Dolls-25c, 50c, SIC, 98c, 81. .1S
and $1.25. Amy Of them worth much
more.
Baby Caps, 5 and 1Oe. sscks 2sc. Baby
Hats, 10 to 35s.
SPECIAL School companion, inlaid
wood, lock, key, ruler, pencil pen holder,
etc, worth 25c; our price, 10c each.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
SCREENS.

Our Japanese screens from $3.50
to 81 so are very popular. Antique
Oak in three aud four folds. Every
one a quick seller.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
HOW
YOU
GAN SAVE
20 PER CT.

orders. Our Custom Depart
ment was not as busy as we
like and we had more goods
than we want. We take ac-
count of stock January /, and
we want the room for Spring
piece goods, which we begin to
cut Immediately after. The
reduction is doing just what we
wanted, getting the orders, and
if you need anything in the
clothing to order line the best
thing to do is come in and see
if it is here. Same work, same
fit, same trimming and same
satisfaction, or we don't want
you to take the garment.
Whether the price is much or
little, we want you satisfied.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
Third Off on Goats.

There is a lot of coats here that we are
selling ct q third off-no all sizss-but
II we can fit and suit you. you'll get
bargain The prices are on good. season
able stuff. and run like this 81 9S, So 9S,
SO as, $79S
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

LarR lest assortment to be found
gauzey and fue-nos the cottony look
ing ones. Prices from 1915 TO SEC
eaoh-Sllk, from 10c to $1.25.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
Glassware Department

Hand painted glass, tied with coll
ored ribbon; something that is
worth 25c, 10c
Small rose jars, plain glass or
opal, hand decorated, 95c
Glass match receivers, decorated,
etc 95c
Hand painted Italian ware. plates, 25c
Rose jars, plain or opal, hand
painted, from 800 to 81 90
Hsnd-painted vases, all shapes
and styles, from 90 to SIC
Hand painted water bottles,
glass, $1.1e
Atomizers from 28c to 81 80
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
Tue n%IoaINTER PAIR.

TITO County Commission crs having
nado ali appropriation Of $1,000 To aid
ttpN Stnte Board Of Agriculture in
making un exhibit OF Nsvnda's 70.
sources ut the Midwinter Fair, aud
haviog appointed Mr.. w. T, Smith to
collect and recievo the exhibit from
Elko county, he is desirious Of send
ing ono that will reflect credit on
i.s agricultural aud mineral re,ources.
10 this end he haa sent q lcltcr to
prominent ranchers ind others in III!
P1Itso: tbs county asking them TO
Interest, themselves in tho matter.
Ttie managers require that the ex.
hibit must bn in Reno by the 10Th us
Jsnnary natl the limo being hunted.
ii has beeL impossih,e 10 write To nlf
WHO may bnvo snmethipg worthy OF
n'place in this exhibit, the INDErsN
pE,:T Therefore hopes thnt none VII.
,rfecI eiiihted because they hu:a- MI
received a lo,ter, but that all will act
p:opp ly snd send their exhibit 10
Mr. Smith at once.
rhe ispEPEsDE Sr hopos the re-
sponse will 10 in Keeping with the
magnificent agricultural and mineral
resources Of the county. II you have
not rcceived n letter and have any
thing worthy OF exhibiting, send it
TO Nr. Smith with tho proper de-
scription. The following is u COPY Of
the letter:
"Our Board OF County Commission
ers have appropriated 5000 ca for
insisting tho Stats Board Of Asri.
culture IN making n creditab!e cx-
hiOit NJ tho Midwiuter Fair u Le
held in San Francisco this Winter
nud Spring. This being one OF the
largest appropriations made by any
County in the State, wo wish to
make The best possible showing there.
The Tins for sendiug exhlbits to
Elko, ana they must all be sent here,
il limited 20 tho 18th ut this month
january. II ycu have nr can get
anything al superior quality, a2ri.
cultural, industrial or mineral, that
vail reflect credit upon you OF, the
section you reside in, will ypu kindly
eend them TO me, carefully marked
durinG this and next week. All per-
ishables will need to be sont by OK
press, we'll secured md carefully
pausted. All articles must DO accom-
panic by a card or label like the en-.
closed card Hiled out and signed by
the exhibitor"
"P.ehso Os particular in giving this
list your CAREFUL attention, as upon
itdeponds tho value OF your exhibit,
Won't you kindly interest yourself
nnd your noiehbors in this most er-
cellcnt cause and use uil your etforie
IN making our 6itplay one Of the
most complete there"
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a fino display OF silver watc,fancy
dishen, lamps, knives, fork+, sI-lyna
otc., nj tho Ell. -. Co'e. Call nad
inspect these goods. which are tho
Ghcst in tl,cir line ~ brought K
Elko.
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Die Ponce, was iail ores un,il next

The Peace, was laid over until next
meeting.
Ordered that S. g. Weston 10 and
he IL hereby z~Rppuinted N delegate
from Eiho county TO the transmits
eisiippi Congress- In DO held in San
Francisco Feb. l3, 1891.
The Bourd proceeded. according TO
law, and drew l6o names Of persons
to servo as trial Jurors Tot Tho year
1884. Tho list appears e.eawhc,c.I
No further buslness appearing the
BOARD adjourned until Monuay. Feb.
8, 1881
r. e. B1LREY, Clerk.
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Notice is hereby given TINT tho
firm 81 Kennedy ii Brchmmn has Lcrll
dissolved by mutual consent, Kenno
dy retiring from Tho firm.
SAMCai, ijnCdahT.
Arthur, New, Dee. H., 1893.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is a list OF tho bills al
lowed by the County Commissioners
at n regular meeting of the Board ON
Tuesday, JAM, 1883:
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spring All ,unn,r y, ,prIcs.

We have just received about 5u,'
samples Of ems sui,ipgs Tor curtom
made clothing Tor Spring and Sum.
ner. Suiis made 10 order from 40
p. Give uB n call.
Il ~. i,tlSnARr,
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEED
ISGS.

The Board OF County Commission.
ers met pursuant to law, Monday
Jan. !, 1891, AID adjourned till Jan.
Q, 1891.
Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1894.
Present = lLcssrs. Rissby, Wilson
nrd MrAfee.
The bills nf Ed. Butler and Jas. 4.
Ralph wtro laid over till next meet
ing.
Money in tho County Treasury
counted and found .corroct rs com,
pared with tho Auditors books.
1ho Treasurer and Auditor were
ordered TO mako tho following trans
fNrs from the General Fund:
10 South Fork Road Fund, 333 90.
To Columbia Road Fund, s37 %.
To Jack Creek Road Fund, s25 CO.
70 White Rock Road Fund, s37 %.
To RUBY Road Fund, 81 90.
Upon motion it YVES ordered that
Ed Butler To and be is hereby ap-
pointed Constable in and for Noun.
tain CITY upon his Hing n bond in
tho cum OF 1900 and taking tho oath
us required by law.
II wns ordered that John A. Palm
or be and Ito is hereby authorized 10
purchase for tho Carlin Jail two pill
lows, two mattresses and two pair
double blankets, tho eaire 10 10 paid
for out OF the General Fund.
The resignation OF Lloyd Butler
ns Read Supervisor in aud for South.
Fork Rond District, WAS presented
md accepted, aud upon motion, il
VIVA ordered that Mart Eager be ind
he is hereby appointed to fill suid
/, vnctiicy fortbc unczpirod term, upon
his taking tho necessary oath dGd
fling q bond in the sum Of one thous.
aud dollars
Taxpnyers representing q large ma.
jority OF the taxable property Of Elko
county, having petltioncd tho County
Commissioners Ia mako Il loun OF 81
600 TO the Nevada State Agricultural
Society % be expended in displaying
ind advertising tic resources Of No
yhdd and Elko county at tho Mid
winter Fair, to be- held In San Fran.
cisco, Cui Outing tho year 1891, IL ia
hcro5y ordered by the Board that
$1,000 be loaned TO tho said Society
for tho nScs and purposes above mon
toned, md it is further ordered that
W.T.. Smith, OF EIko, DO recommend.
cd tothe managets Ul Ncvada's sxhib.
1t 10 a person most suitable b, nnn.
ago tho js!to county exhibit ut said
Fair.
Recess taken ill Wednesday.
Wednesday,, Jim. 8.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07

When ynn wmrt fresh family gro.
cerice vegetables. cardy, nuts. ,obRu
co, cigars, otc., go to Bon Craighsad's.
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Trial Jurors.

Following is the list Of Trial Jurors
drawn by the County Com missicncrs
TO servo Tor the yoar 1854:
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NVtVIl OF TIT.NU.
l., Il. Il. Gilkcy, County Clerk and
Clerk OF the Bonrl Of County Com
miss'orcrs, in aud for said county aud
State, TO horcby certify that tho fore
going bills were passed and ordered
paid by the Board Of County Com
misioners on tho 81 day of Jan
1851.
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u. II. DIL.KE.I

$3.50 County Clcrk and Clerk
~.r, of the Board or Count,
" Commissioners, l. K o.
-~* Jan. 2, 1891.
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Tracy Faiich!fd S Ferguson
c CMyers baoaf.a II Lowenbnry
AJPrrker yaf j + Parsons
T. Battles TIC piLuRctt
Ell Todd &ndy Smith
L.R Bernard w Murray
Logan Twin W Leach
T. d Clifford Cesar Graham
Geo s Watkins l. Campbell
II J Ramsey . Albert ,lvl,usnn
w D Ford TW Dove
l. X Ayers George (cs'C,t
Chris Sieifius j 4 May
Dave Adkins, G G 1ibLsis
e Bower As Miller
John Murphy WO Yonns
G " Clayton Juhu l. Garrett
Grant Riddle q NJ Salvs
Jessie Winters George Bluude!l
Rowland Hill s. Rutherford
B + Cover W d Martin
John Is Abels Allen Taylor
NJ 4 Brandt james Brain
\ Bruce. John Bur"s
Frank C,sswcll 5 + Cnuey
Ben Craighend i NJ Dorsey
James Uewur y Doveii
Frank fernald. a w Fui!'r
j L. French Gardner
Z Gooding Geo y Grnut
y w tiesson . lhus Hunter
- Hull &c Jones
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Wednesday,, Jim. 8.

All present.
The reports OF the following officers
were exclaimed, approved aud ordered
iiiOdetu wit:
j. o. Henderson, Sheriff; Geo. II
M,igs, Recorder; W. II. Armstrong,
Hospital Slcw0td;J. NJ. Mateor, Dep.
NY Sbcr!T, J. EgIers, Assessor.
Iha pctttitn from citizcos OF Mar.
dis praying for the nppcin;mcpt Of
]. ~ Hall " sh0 onieo y. Justice VI
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lowed by the County Commissioners
at n regular meeting OF the Board on
Tuesday, JAM, 1853:
SALARY rUND-sALARY.
j A Wilson. 53 80
Stanley Rigsby.. ........ 80 G3
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 II |
l. % Henderson -. ....... 2cG C5
y vi mateer 1880. -. l2J o.
L Likely. -. I'D CO
Webster Patterson ........ l25 90
Jacob, ESgers. 1900. 2T 10
Geo III NeiSs. -. 80 %
II ii Miller. 49,. 81 *
CONTINGENT FUND.
f II BiIkc,y, ttationvry....... 10 %
Il . Henderson, Board OF
prisoners, etc. -. sc IS
Pnyot, Upta an. GO, station.
cry........... -. ....r > o.
NJ ke;niIIrt, merchandise. =. 81 IS
l.. h Morgan, Coroneris fees. 81 81
GES.. al FUND MIscELLASEous.
4 rownseud, Coust bic foes. q IS
L a Sbearrr, J.P lees ....... 40
Jubn y Palmer, Justice fees. % o.
WV Doohcr County psintin. GO CO
Co T. lst Brigade, rol.t, Dec. 10 60
j l. hIG,iu, lHbnr....... 6 %
j y palmer, repairing Carlin
JNi...... ...... ........ u Oh
EFT 81 Go. supplies ......... 10 81
Jerry R,g.n, Justice fees . 10 ~
j NJ Graham, Salary as Jan
tor. -. ...... 60 co
Elko Wa'er Co, water . q % 70
LOUIS Buriihard, l"bor....,. 81
Payne Il Mil!,r, lumber..... 81 So
Geo IL MaiEs, stationery ..... 7 81
= Howard, Constable fees.
claimed 81 Co; allowed. 81 Gu
John y paiuIer. Justice Ices,
cluimc.i 81 Co; ulic we'd. ~ co
INDECENT FUND.
w II Armstrong, salary,
board Cf patients, ETC.. 80 20
j j henderson, services AZ
physic:an county hospital leo co
II Chase, Supplies To ind. 5 %
Mu!ler, medicine. ...... l. 81
ROAD FUND -:OAp WORK.
10 lac CnnEors, Mound 10 CO
Il i Hardrsiy, Mound ..... % 80
A A,les, Star . . -. ..... 81 50
L InAler, star ...... ...... ! %
own Vaughan, Ruby ..... A u
W ID iInld, White i,uck..... 10 81
Q Il WC0dward, .IaYH Creek,
c!uimcd 4 %; allowed. ! ~
Geo Graut, Eiku -. ...... 50 iC
j Ferguson, Jlci; Greek,
claimed y %; allowed. u ca
j Ferguson, lusrarura,
claimed y 80; allowed. 50 o.
j ~EeIguson, EolumL!u,
c'uimo,i 30 60; nIio we'd. A. 80
SALTS.
John Porter. II OO
3 p Earl. 80 d,
ChTs Toy ...... II 81
j llyiton 800. ....... IS -
JAS Moran. l52 81
OP johnson ...... 80. go. Z 30
Alex George G. 90
w w Chi!ds go. So ca
(" w W.athrrs ...... ...... - %
Chas Rebp!".... ...... .... : 90
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Midd!etown, Pr, April Il 1891
MIR. NuEHiAH LICuiY, DrG Muincs H..
DEAH Sir: plraro send mo futr
dozen KrausC's lieadarhe CIpsuicn.
they ARE the best headache remedy
80 ever handled
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Rcckhnrt & Froclich have received
u cur load u fresh Missouri cider and
a'c 0 r"ndy 10 nuppy the trade.
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NOTICE. OF DISSOLUTION.

For sHlo by +. +. Muller.
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Hoo5'o PlLLo c.o to best E~tterdipna
Jill, as,ist Digestion. euro hosdache.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

amer ipds mar pns for NetD. 10
bente. mir ben enntbdu 3tpse weeiIe Sic
Stunb 9muht. Mh nter uf biesfurm
mare. tot bas @uil4e inn 0anbum=
breR @uf4elbdstet noll Dbts IN
RHtibs beb bem Garmer Tel Mcbberz
bubts pfsefreife. Sh ben msin Wa>
aen bon 9eu selaM TN lin Dor 6eim
aeitars, amer i9 muBt meme BET 9ebe,
bifohs bas 9ors ipar nit itrony aen,ia,
for bss 9eu IN mid .. pule. Mie ID
70 atge Otpen5 In bic @tubt fin toms
me. DO Is bes llnglidsbieh du9 nod
hptper en- Gurbitetn geitolpert I'M BOT
mid bas Buggp 3u baufenb pieies &C..
f&m1f4t. Gn p'liesmann il tiu1me
un BOT mid erreitet IN bot mid nit
Rruelte tu Gnnimsls wtI@urtf@t. bi.
toM i'd bdtt bas {htpuhe Diebr 70 {
aro6e COBB oit4e made. De n.dfe
Dag bot mid ot Tf9otf4 in bs p'lxs
ao4rt NIT aeb Da6ler I'm Rofe ge.
feint, un tpie i4 bedablt gebatt zen I'm
I'm 1eimtomn,t, bo bsn i9 0ekert, bob
bas @ua9s betusge6ra4t 10 tporbe, ,bab
eS osper geitoripe Is. Mehbie bas Dor,
He bot bic NobMrb,lbts nit f<nbe oe.
tenns. tpomit i1 berbleitpe
Sbne S9r ltetper
pttlipp Sdner n bfea.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

iolen fiir &etnbaliuns ber WoTerIdufe
U. !. ~. ioreen. SIR ale ober uerben
bic yertreter Der obenansefabrten Sn.
terenen einbeitli9 eintreten.
Mus Yenniplponien 1T i4on mondbe
Sebre 9etommen unb bieie neueite biirfte
oie i4le9tefe ni9t iein. Sebsnfons
tuirb bic bemnd&it in Yenniplponia au
srpartenoe geiessebune fiir Joral&ub
U. |. 10. au9 in anberen @taaten Bead.
ttin9 oeroienen. (Gbte. .Nbbp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
Grobeber.
cWemer e1setbtbrtef oeS. Pbtltpt
eautrautrfer.
Tlein lietper 9err Rebattiondr.

Mebbie Ste
tuiife nod, bab
i9 binne uf met
Qatt { f4males
Building gerebf
gebatt ben. &c.
erit mar Id mel
Sntenf9et,, -bas
Builbin ns 3u
iubfe for { 3au
brin au balte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
Outer perHiel,tt.
DeutfAe U1dnner perlanat
'peld'e lpillens fino, fid elm rentoblez
Gefddft 81 eriiuoen

sSr spl'niden. bab Sober, Der obne BE.
lTn't'9iln9 IT., roer feline ;ufriebcniteuenbe
sfos't pat. unn bic Verireturg fir unIere
S!t''!a seaen quite 8e3abluns gu iibernebmen
~nh'pt. ptrtra'iensrru al lnS idjreibt, unb
p'r lrfreeil htlnlelben unier Mnerbieten uebft
Frrben fpitcnire iibsvlenosn. wy
W'r tvilnlhtn nur eineu @srtreter fir ieben
S''tr'ft. ~ lher mod ni6t beistt 1T. Dian
,renrs ''d lotrri an Cr. s. S. 96ocp, SO.
100 Stats Ctr Macinc, Nis. 1JnrtGsp y,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

"ss: II; Il; SO s"a,a Il" ys,',,sa sI ,s,
sc" Sic IT nIfa yan "s a ans e.yuseM abncn
pnrticrcn bi,ctt. aaranticrru nniI Itn,,,,..ns
Esa''eh; nprSi.althe Irbcit uno ieinites pmbr.
sun ssir ne;ahlen Grnrebtoiten naa iracmS
ianot G. O.. D. NIT bem Rcdbte ~, s,;;gs, gsa'
S@rslot um fretsM 2atalo9. proben unb W3ok.
anwe''ansen: The Progress Tailorins Co.. ~'ao'
q" s64 State Str, t,hicaeo. III.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

Ser @taots=Gii6= unb Wilb-Muf-
leber 9r. &. 8. Buntain BON Dop.
ton, mar fiir3lid in gelina. gr qe.
oenft bort eine 6iidsii9terei anlesen au
lafen.
5ames Gaiep, ansebli9 BON grie,
ASa., elmer Der bier @duber, bic tiir,li&
IN e,nem Jrahtwasen ben iun9en Da-
mel =. WtoHat BON @lpbe ausroubten. III
perboltet uno ing Gountp @efdnanib
nod Norualt ipebirt morben. Ser Mr-
refant bate Moffat's 2leiber an unb
mnroe BON 2esterem ioentifi3irt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
Kdbelfunfen.

Kdbelfunfen.
Sn 2onbon ftarb beute bic ssrou
W. Walborf Ntor.
= Sn Strabburg TT Der ebemoIiae
@ei9etossab9eo fir bic Daupf.
ftobt bes gIfob, Nortb, aus Sem 2eben
sef9ieben.
- Sn QBien lit Der Soetoliit Dr.
Uictor Nbler 3u einem Monat @efdna.
nib perurtbeiIt morben, tpeil er Meate.
rung unb parlament beleibist baben
loll.
Ser 9auptmonn 2abelba4, Sub
rer ber In @5trobburs /. Weifpreuben
eorniionirenben II. 2ompaenie bes Sn-
tanterie &esiments 10. 14l, bot 1einem
8eben our9 Selbitmorb Elm gnbe ge.
tna9t.
Wie aus Meiningen 9emelbet tptrb,
1T 9er3o9 @eors III. 3ur 3eit BON eineu.
10 bo4grabi9en Nueenleiben beimaeiudt,
oob ct iia eenbtbist seieben bat, bea
b,sber iibli9en Nubien3tag In ieber
Mo9e ab3ul@affen.
Ser rWormdrts" per0fentlidt eine
Werfil9un9 Der Disqualification in
2iel, our@ tuel9e ben ltnterbeam!en
por3eiti9es 9eiratben perboten unb i'm
Sale Der Ni1tbeo9tung bieies Werbotes
NIT Dienitentloiiune se6robt pirb.
= Sn Der Wldnner.@trafonitaIt au
9ameln itorb Der aus benz bamnoperId5en
Wu4erpro5eb ber vriibmli9f betannte"
9Su9erer uno aabf9neiber see.
mann, oehen Name ols Der bes uolIen
ebrliten Seemann" fir bic oan,e
2alsabl9neioerSunft tppi19 setuorben
lit.
Ser Ipcialbemofratil4e Geid5staoss
abseorbnete Nior @dippel, 0ertrefer
fir ben 16. ld9iiden Woblfreis (gbem=
nis). bat nod 0ertasun9 bes &etGs-
tases eine 3elle bes @efdneni1les 0l0-
senlee be5ogen. Gr ,piro Bort big ,um
Wieoer3uiammentritt oes geidstaees
am 8. Sanuar einen She'll ber i6m me.
gen einiger Prebuerseben Suertannten
@eidnsnibitrafe abbiiben.
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fanntma9ung beg Berliner @eridts,
nod tuelber bas benz Rei9staasabqe.
oroneten Grbr. b. Sammerltein, 9erans.
9eber oer ,Rreua=3eituna" oehDrioe
9ous in Der 3immeritrabe i'm ssebruor
t. 5. 3ur 3wanssperiteiserung ton,men
mire. Mls 6inansier l1eint olIo 6err
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erfolse aufmeiien 3u fonnen.
- giirsermeifer Seselmaier in Seil=
bronn (Wurttembers), tpel9er felt Sab
rem bur4 bic 5ablrei9en Yroaelie. bic er
gegen bic @tabt unb bic 5tabt oeoen
ibn fibrte, piel bon R9 reben mad5te,
l9lsbli9 aber in ber letten Snitans elm
obfe9enbes Grfenntnib eraielte unb iett
fu'eoer 1eines Nmtes ols Biirgermeiiter
moltet. tpirb als ganbibat fir Sen Qonb.
tag anftreten. 8eIonbere MIslidten.
sepdblt 5u iperoen, bat er i9merli6, ba
er on0 1eBf Dte0er NIT 1einer @emetnbe
ouf benz &rie9sfube lebt.
- Wom @9wurseridt gu Brauns-
berg, I. Oitpreub ben uor i'm ssribiobr
Die unperebeli6te gliiabetb Rleebed ue-
gen Grmoronns ibres 8inbes sum Sobe
oerurtbeilt tuoroen. Muf bic BON benz
Veribeioiser einseleste yii9tisteitsbe=
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grfenntnib aufseboben un6 Der 5oa aur
no9malisen 0erbanbluns an 6os
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Der Wabrlpru4 ber @el9morenen lou-
tete auf yli6tiaulbis, 10 bob ieitens bes
@eri9tsbofes bic Greiipreduns ber Nn=
seflasten erfolsen mubte.
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Jm Eanoe Der Qvramioeu.

3om. 81. 9es. = Cine Depei9e
bon Wlahouab, gsppten, iost. bob g
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BEN gommanbe BON Major 9oIeli bic
4Sober oeftern In ber Ndte BON 9olai
l4lueen IRAN glaubt. bab bteier Sieg
psiteren Satrieuen Der abshpnil4en
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A69fieommaMbirenbe Der italieniinen
9ruppen beri6tet. boB Nlles rubig lei in
ber &i&tuns bes 6uban's btn.
Queenstomn, 2l. De3. Ser
Gunaro Dompfer rgompania" fam bic,
oeaern Abenb an. CIR monte in ben 5
4nsen ber 6abrt 5l2, 5O7, sos, $40
lsab 5O7 Qnoten.
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Nn Ser Spree.

Berlin. 81. DeS. = Ser amerita-
nti9e 8oti&after, M4tb. 5beobore Mun-
pom, btnirte beute BET Der Gr=Raiiertn
Griebri4. = Gommildr Wermutb's Be-
ri9t iiber bic golumbii@e Weltausfel-
lung 1T fertie uno 1000 ggemplare
tperben in nd&it'r Wo9e oertbeilt per-
BEN.
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Oetret erla0en, uel9es bic gtnfubr bon
@inbpieb unb S9weinen aus England
unb Srlanb perbietet.
Gr6beben.
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uurben gefern In Ntlantt ,pabrsenon.-
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rauI4 be9leitet.
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6sfti9er 5turm.

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um 2 llbr erbob ii4 ein beftiser @turm,
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unb @efen bon England, io,pie i'm {iib-
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