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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-21
VAL STORES STATEMENT
MARKETS BY rELE3RAPH.


New York Feb. 20, p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 45Ih per cent
Bar silver 624c.l
Mexican dollars Sic
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at a 1904 1914 for
sixty days and 81 S$Q94 1874 for demand;
posted rates 81 S7694 s..
Commercial bills 81 s5}594 s5al for sixty
days and "a S0Il4 Si1a for demand
Government bonds steady State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York. Feb 20. noon.-The following
were the opening quotations;
Erie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1914
Chicagoand North WESTERN. 1913
M Sfan9 Ino1d Ja,. l59a
Rlchmondan1 West Point Terminal. .... 41s
Western Union. ................... SO
New York, Feb 20.-Transactlons at the
Stock Exchange to day were only l05,000
shares and the net changes in the usually
prominent stocks less than point At the
opening Of business, American Sugar. Distl-
lers, ana Cattle feeding were weak the former
selling down 3 to Is, and Distillers q to 26.
New England was another weak spot, falling
e to 1917. The selling was not important in
volume, and when the orders had been ex-
hauSted the room traders began to buy
little Sugar Chicago Gas and Lackawanna.
In the case Of the last named, the buying
and advance of Ia to 1894 was assrioed TO
the election OF a Vanderbilt representation
to the board of directors. The market then
became excessively dun and ruled so until
well into the afternoon. rally in wheat
both here and in Chicago put little life into
the stock market and prices moved up u TO
II per cent The grangers were the hrst to
feel the improvement, st. Paul rising to 56S,
Burlington and quincy TO AN Rock Island to
66A and Northwestern to l02A The rise in
these sto ks led to cove ring in the industras
and American sugar rallied to ~ and Whisky
to z64. General Electric securities were
stronger than for some time past. the stock
rising to 1864 and the deuentures to M. The
announcement Of the withdrawal of the oppo-
sition OF the Belmont interest to the Erie
plan OF reorganization had no influence on
the securities Of the company. The strength
OF sterling exchange had no effect for the
reason that the high rates OF interest abroad
and the balance OF trade In favor OF the United
States. combined with the fact that the
principal European banks are no longer
paying commissions, renders shipments Of
metal in large amounts quite out OF the ques-
ton at this lime. American Iobacco was
again In demand, and gained net a for the
common 10 3 for the preferred. The general
market closed firm. Railway and miscel-
laneous bolds were higher The feature OF
the trading was Jump OF "a per cent. In
General Electric dehenture IS 70 ~. Sales
OF listed stocks. 500 shares; unlisted, 5000
shares
The closing bids we're:
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New York. Feb. 20.-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co. quote: Oranges. Indian and Halifax
river, S2.7G1300; other briRhts selected
sizes, $2.2SQ2.5O; straight lines, S1.75612. 10;
russets, selected, 81 .75G52.O0; lines, $500
LIS; tanRerines, S2.6O34 90; mandarins, 81 OO3
204s5c. beets s4.OO05.O) hundred lunches
GO675c crate. Cabbage, S10O11.75. Cauli-
flower S.0095.00 barrel. Egg plant, o. 900
100 box. Lettuce, 81 .0002 90 basket. Cucum-
Der, S3.0Og5.00 crate Beans, Sl.50Gl3OO. To-
matoes, carriers, S1.500250
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COM N ERcIAL.
sAVANNAH MARKETS..
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah. Ga, Feb. 20, 1894.

The market lost its steadiness and became
dull, owing to the lack OF orders, and the
quiet and dull markets of Liverpool and New
York. The entire sales of the day were 315
bales. On Change at the first call, at 1920 a.
m, the market was bulletined stuady and I'M
changed, witch sales of % bales. At the regu
lar midday call, at p. m, it was dull and I'M
changed, the sales being 2O3 bales. At the
last call, at p. m, it closed dull and nu-
changed, with further sales of so bales The
were as follows
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic iuforma-
ton will he furnished masters of vessels free
OF charge In United States Hydrographic OF.
hce in the custom house. Captains are re-
Quested to call at the ONCE
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
SCALES Ensign u 5 n, in charge.
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Rice.


Spirits Turpentine - The market opened
firm at the Board OF Trade at 291lc for regu-
lars, with sales of casks. There is very lit
tie Offering and but little demand. The mar
ket closed at the Board OF Trade at the last
call at p m, with sales Of IS barrels at 90
cents
Rosin-There was good demand at de-
cline on grade and below and sales amounted
to about 5000 barrels. At the Board Of
Trade at the first call, at II a. M, the market
opened steady and unchanged, with no sales
At the last call, at p. m, it closed firm
with sales of 1890 barrels The following
were the official quotations at the close of the
market.
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Per steamship City OF Birmingham for
New York; 2l6 bales upland cotton, A. cases
eggs, PAS pkgs domestics and yarns, 80 bbls
pitch. % bbls rosin, / bbls spirits turpentine
905 pieces pipe, refrigerators strawber-
ries. a bbls fresh fish, Ill bbls fruit. IS, l1s
boxes fruit 81 bbls vegetables, 422 boxes
vegetables, 351H tons pig iron, 20i pkgs mdse.
Per schr Annie Bliss for Wilmington, Del
25S, 1853 feet p p lumber-Dale Dixon g. Co.
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oH1NAMEN TOE THE MARK.
A Dry Goods Stock Sold-ordered to
Pay a Subscription.

Augusta, Ga, Feb. 2O.-John A. Cobb,
deputy collector of internal revenue, to-
day photographed and registered forty
FIVE Augusta Cinnamon under the provi-
sions of the Geary act. All were men
but one woman and one baby. None of
the Augusta Cinnamon came under the
head of laborers who are to be exported
from the country if they came to this
country subsequent to May, 1892. There
was no opposition to the registration, as
they had all been instructed to. comply
with the law by the Chinese minister and
the Six Companies. Some of the Chi
namen mentioned the fact that there is
talk of retaliation in China against Amer
lean residents
CLAFLIN BUYS THE STOCK.
The dry goods stock of Mullarky &
Harty, who recently went into the hands
of a receiver, was sold in bulk to-day
under order of court TO H. B. Claflin q
Co., the largest creditors, for S13, 426
The store will be opened tomorrow and
the business conducted on the same scale
as previous to it's closing. There will be
a reorganization of The old firm under an
agreement with the preferred creditors,
and they will soon purchase the stock and
continue the business.
The directors of the Langley Manufac-
turing Company have declared a semi
annual dividend Of 3 per cent.
In the city court to-day Thomas P.
Branch was ordered to pay $500 subscrip-
ton. to the stock of the Augusta Glass
Works, which he had refused to pay on
the plea that the company had not been
properly organized. There are other
similar suits pending involving about
S.. 900
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Steamship City of Birmingham, New York
Barkentine Canning Brl, Hamburg
Schr NJ Bement, Baltimore.
Schr NJ B Millen, Darien.
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Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
C G. Anderson. Agt.
Bark Cyphrian [Norl, Hansen, Sharpness
f Minis L. Co.
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Steamer Bellevue Garrett Brunswick and
Darien-W n Gibson. Mgr.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Port Royal and
Beaufort-C II Medlock. Agent
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Port Tampa, Feb 1a-Sailed, steamship
Breakwater, Rivarro New Orleans.
Tybee. Passed out, schr Leila Smith from
inside coast route for New York
New York, Feb lS-Arrived. schrs General
f Merwin. Sneed, Savannah; D X Baker,
Hewlett, Charleston.
For additional shipping news
see local columns"
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Bark Ajax LNorl, Peterson Holyhead 10
orders -Paterson, Downing g. Co.
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Receipts.

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail.
way, Feb 20--43S bales cotton, horse, 1 cart,
80 pkgs household goods, cars iron, car
cotton seed cars wood, 10 bbls potatoes, Q
cases eggs, 30 bbls rice 30 half bbls whisky.
l car bran, car corn, cars lumber, IS cars
rock, S65 bbls rosin lS6 bbls spirits turpentine.
5,725 boxes fruit, 35 bbls fruit 1878 boxes
vegetables, "a bbls vegetables 495 pkgs mdse,
car pig iron bbls wine, "A bales linters.
Per Charleston & Savannah Railway, Feb
2O-l bales cotton, l car oil, l car meal, 40
0dls pillow castings. 25 bags peanuts, rs bbls
potatoes, 50 boxes tobacco hdls mtg paper 2
crates tunnels, bdls spring beds, . cases iron
wire cloth cases locks, 3 bdls rub hose, 4 dis
tributors, 10 cases berries, Is bales b bags,
Dbl sundries, bdls household goods, 1 bale
dry goods, 30 boxes SNUFF is bbls tar.
Per Central railroad, Feb 20-l ,02a bales
cotton, l,207 bbls rosin. 80 tons pig iron, 81
bbls spirits turpentine, 80 casks clay, li9 bales
domestics, III pkgs mdse 81 bbls whisky, q
pipes whisky pkgs stationery, bblS excel
sior, bdl hides, 20 pieces household goods,
PA pieces furniture bags peas, 50 pieces
hardware, bbls empty bottles, ntckle slot
machines, case cigars, boxes drugs,5 sacks
turntps. so caddies tobacco, % cases eggs, 2
pkgs woodenware, "a boxes cheese, 90 empty
cans, 4l5 cases meat, rags potatoes, 900
empty kegs, 100 bbls -four, 600 sacks meal, 26i
bales hay, IS head stock. car meat cars
corn, cars wood car wagons car shingles,
car brick, car lumber
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road, Feb 2O-66 bales cotton sack groceries,
DOASo CuSIilABS'l NOOp buIktyS'f kegs hplkbS,
box hardware, 1 car cotton seed, l2 Dbls
whisky, cars wood, 10 kegs paint, 2 cases
cigarettes, box bltters 81 crates cabbage, 3
bdls hides, sacks peas, ! case caps, q bales
plAids, 800 sacks cotton seed, l box cotton
goods, 376 boxes oranges, 80 cases oysters, 2
boxes axes, case hats, l buggy 25 cases soap,
l box glass, case dry goods, 10 boxes clay
clay plpes,5 cases cotton Irvine A cases cigars
80 cases smo tobacco 30 coils rope, ~ crates
sieves 3 IRIS FORCES, boxes drills box cas-
tings "a bales checks, Dbl rice plGgs tobac-
co, IA bdls whips 81 bdls points.
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Per steamship City OF Birmingham for
New York-Miss L Jones, } Casey, Bel
mont, Miss SchOenthal, l. J Sway. H II
Shultz, 5 Wright, f NJ Van Buren,, Henry
Payne w Higgins, n Z Fiske and wife, II NJ
Taylor, r H Allen. n J Whalen Mr. Larover,
G Allen, Miss Whorter Miss Grifnn, Miss
Anable, Mrs Anable, 4 n Ayeritt. Hamil-
ton. Rev l. b Pumer, NJ Fountain, VIM H
Adams, Annie Way, C c Emmons and wife,
Mrs L schuyler Miss Barten
Per steamship Nacoochee from New York
Col w F. Linn, Miss NJ L McGivern, Mrs e V
sullivan, Miss l. Spellman, Miss X O'Bren
James Wall and infant, Mrs Van Houten
and infant, A Massey, A Nelis, Miss Ada
Smithson,R p Cook T B Skinner, l. f Thomp-
son. A Wheeler, J L Nichols, G F + arrison,
Y X Barnum, f p Avery and wife, J A Hager.
c b Caldwell, w H Caldwell, f A Caldwell NJ
Norton, j H Sherman, Miss $ L Lawrence, A
Black, J f HILL Miss M Gordon, Jas b Smith
and wife, Miss Goetti, ID w Raymond w L
Lyon, Mrs f L Gum, Mrs Panobee and two
infants, f Workman and child, Miss NJ Ed
wards, j L Kahn. George r. orst, John I har.
ringtoh, Mrs W Nelson. II c Braley, Mrs N
Long, Miss G Lanthal and three Storage.
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MARINE INTELLlGENcE

pun Rises. .-....-..........-..... b:2o
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High Water at Fort Pulaski SOP am, 8:26 pm.
Central Standard Time)
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Arrived Yesterday.

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"Wednesday. FEB 81, 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-06
Ell CEIMEN DE ORO1vAL

zonaba la repenna ndsposici6n que haba sendo ell
ladre Plautat al habar de Robelot el tonelero
Las reexiones del uez de paz le saearon de su me.
dacion Sc levant6.
-Pero hay otra cosa-dijo;-el adeanto de la hora
lny dtl para Guespln, fatal para Juan Sin-Pena
qlien creeis su c6mpLce
-Puede que Juan Sin-Pena no haya sido consul
tado sobre este asunto-excam6 ell juez:-en cuanto
Guespfn tena atlas para no If la boda porque
turbac6n despues de tai deto e hubera periudcado
mas que su ausenca.
Mr. Lecoq NADIA decfa; como el m&dico la cabecera
del enfermo, guerra esar SECURE de dagu6steo OBJ
servaba.
Habfa vuelto la chimenea de nuevo hacia pruebas
e reo que did, las once media las
doce y Ia
Entregado esta ocupaeion, murmuraba
~ Appendices! -. ibrbones de ocasi6nl va We
piensa TODD; adelantan las manecIllas de
reo olvda la campana; viene uego agente de po
ca veJo zorro esas artes las descubre
ta Ia mecha encendda
Mr. Domini el padre Plantat guardaban silencio;
Mr. Lecoq Sc voYio hacia 9los.
-El senior juez-dij jo-creo que estara ahora SECURE
deque asesinato sc ha cometdo antes de las diez
ymedia.
"A menos -observ6 ell padre Plantat--que no este
descompuesta la campana qua sucede alguna
Muchisimas- -Tepuso Mr.. Courtois;-la p6ndola que
hay en- ml salon ae encuentra esado hace mucho
tiempo
Mr.. Lecoq rehexionaba
Puede dijo-que el senior iuez de paz tenga raz6n;
zero sempre queda de m parte Ia probabidad por mas
e sepa que n Probabdad basa para un negocio GO.
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BIBIIorroA DE aLA CoRRngronDENo1A DE Pro -R1oo'

mo @ste Els necesaria la cerdumbre por fortuna nos
queda medic de prueba la CANA; yo apuesto que
esta deshecha.
drgi6ndose al alcalde repuso:
Necesitamos criadol
Mo hay necesidad; 70 ayudar6 10 haremos
mas pronto.
Al punto los dos evantaron la cogadura depo.
standolo todo en- terra.
u Eh2-diio Mr.. Lecoq-1tenia 70 raz6n?
-Cierto-dijo Mr. Domn1 sorprendido-la CANA es-
ta deshecha
Deshecha, sf-repuso el agente con aire de triunfo
~ sin embargo Sc han acostado en- ella
-Pero. .quiso objetar Ell alca1de.
-Estoy SECURE de 10 que digo-repuso ell agente--
han alberto e lecho Sc ban reyocado quza G han
rujado las amohadas las sabanas pero pesar todos
estos cuidados que han tomado podido dare,
para vista experimenada 81 aspecto de
que han dorrnido dos personas Deshacer una
muy difc mucho mas que hacera; para hacerla hay
sstema conocdo para deshacera es absouamente prec
acostarse dentro dare calor n echo es no e esoa
testgos terrbles que enganan anas han
acostado.
Sabemos que la condesa Sc hallaba vestida; pero ell
conde podfa haberse acostado antes.
RI juez de instruction, 81 m9dco 81 alcalde Sc ha-
blan acercado
No, senor-repuso Mr.. Lecoq-y puedo probarlo
Ia demonstration muy facil despues de haberla odo
niho de dez que desorden pura
mente artificial.
Levant6 suavenaente Ia colchay Ia sabana de encma
hasta Ia mitad del lecho, diciendo asi:
Estas almohadas estkn arrugadas las dos lno 81
yerdad2 Pero cambo = pare poaerior eatk ntaCta
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90 MoPAs fisse BE d P5RJS 5s5osioioD s9A dsi si
pubhco 'Elegante' verdadera E1posicion de
sombreros, eapotas capotitas pelernas todo de all
ia fantasia N 10 mas tinO stque fabrica en- Paris
Tambien encontraran no terciopelo de seda to-
dos los colores, para tabacar capotas regas El Ca
Iovenes ndustrales laboriosas que proponen de-
sarrolIar en- esta Isa La Industria Sombrerera la
altura de Europa Gusto Elegancia: mas anti
cuallas Nota-Se ensefa a cortar la medida; pre-
clos conyencionales 45-43
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ENiFERA1EDABEs DEL PEdEIO X FULMQNEIs
Estas Intermediates son tan comedies que no rs
qaiersn description Cuantos miares baian la tun-
ba causa de esa temble guadaa. IA tisis cual sem-
pre- einpieza por una igera tosl Conservese pura Y
saludabe la sangre tonando la varias dosis
de Pidoras de Raiz Indiana del doctor Morse todas
las Intermediates Sc estrelaran Todos los Boticaros
venden las Pldoras de Raiz Indiana del doctor Morse
Deposito general farnacia Blanco, San Francis
co, "a, Puerto-Rco.
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A2Tln a IA gxaB IA

Ell que quiera tomar CAFE PURo de Ia verdadera fa
brica Ia Econ6ns5cG de a. Perez y c. que Sc file bien
en- los paquetes 'frascos que dicen Gale AZ san SCI
hay otros paquetes que nitan los nuestros, prepa
radios en- Cangreios DepQsitos en- Ia Capital: Tienda
Tanca esquina q la Murala de j.. F-Sol, cafetin de
Ochoa Cristo nlimero l5 Puerta de TERRA Vicente So
riano,-S Maria, srve domicio garantiza la pu-
reza del arttculo. l5-6
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observation-disclosures


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EFAA Is E!EBRE AARfLtA YHNffF9 MEGR4 Nc ffENE RIVAL
Aqua Rubnat stat
Anhlas
le M ger
s sedRq g Lv CO. aaR lzanEah
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2 8S

Idem "a fuga az vocaies stV aIgame 81
cielo qn6 noche, que tormenta nos amagalp
Soluci6n al ierogliico de aver: " Marcela cual
de las tres,
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CHI HARADA
La Prima es una letra, verbo forma
de la casarta sagaida;
La terc1o foruna verbo con la cuart1
casa con la prfnaa;
La Sc unda no casa con ninguna
de las otras tres sflabas,
y forma ell toto el nombre de unos fuarta.
ole fama en- estos dfas G.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-09
Guurtl0u0 Nadrid)ten.

SRI. emma @%eor9ius bat cine Stclle
ais 9ebrerin al elmer S9ule na5e Slee=
py Gpe on9enommen.
Geo. %. S6lottmam uuo camille
pon Ne,p ll(m meilteu am Sonnta9 be-
Iu9smeiie bel bieii9en Sermanoten.
Sine Mnsabl Tarmer in Der l1m9egeno
baben %begonnen, ibr &orn gu i9neloen,
I'M oaielbe ais Strobfutter SIT permenz
Ben, ba bel Der berri9enoen Diirre nee
mig ODER gar feline Nusii6t auf cine Grnte
in 6ieier 3inli9t 1T.
StationssM sentSmitb bat ii6 NIT ieiz
rer Office in elmer BalaltzBorcar in talz
lirt. 6oifentli9 wiro nit benz Bau zines
neueu Depot ni@t LANCE mebr 9eSosert.
s.. s.. 3ieste bat Bic Seitun9 Der
G9ulc in Gilt. "a ibernommen.
ST.. Yotels pon Mantato beiu6te
wabreno elmer ISOLDE ibre G%ouiine, SRI.
Maub SEM en, bobier.
Otto unb Sri. Nnna Gidort weilen
auf Yeiub in &eowoob County.
Die Nrbeiten in IN lerer Creamery
baben bebeuteno nad9elalen, ba wesen
bet Oiirre es an benz n0tbigen @ran>
futter fit Bic Mildtibe feblt, weBbalb
oas absuliei ernbe Suantum Mil3 iebr
9erin9 lit.
Gin Yoltoocnt informirte uns tir;>
lid, oaB in GourtIano mebr Yotia@en
aui ben !3i9en ab9eliefert weroen, ais
an ben meiiten Stationen weltlid pon
Wiuona. Wenn mo- nun beocntt, oab
bas Saldr zines Yoitmellters 4. &lane,
w,e III Gourtlano, inn VerbaltnlB ;u ben
BON bemlelben a%bseitempelten poitmarz
fen bere9net wiro, 10 mub i@liebli9 le<
Der 8iirger eS ais MISUNDERSTANDING!
betradten, rpenn perionli6e Terunlais
lunsen basu b%eitrasen miiien, I'M einem
Yo1tmeil ter lumpi9e paar Gents ouf oiez
le Weij an lcinem Saldr abju;woden.
Dem elbcn bleibt neben ieiner Miibepals
tun9 taum me9r iibr19, ais bic uoue
Verantmortli9teit leiner SteQung nno
prompte uao ri6tise Mblieferuns Der
e%in9elaufenen Boltia4en. poltinipector
Wooo reuiblrte am Treita9 Mor9en bic
Bldcr vi in. I'M eres Yoltmciiters uno
fano aues in i90niter Oronuns, jeoo@
muBte ,pe9en zines tleinen Seriebens ein
v&id" einsebra9t weroca, benz man nur
&a9iu9t unterl@ieben fam. wfan
ioute bod wabrli@ slauben, bab 8iirser
neutrality-suspicious. nidt auf oiferts
li9e Snltitutioneu ausoebnen wiroen.
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Observation-Disclosures

Situns pom 7. Mu9uit.
Die Yrototoue Der letten beiocu
Situnaen muroen perleien uno augeuomz
men.
Gin @eiu1 BON Teroinanb 0olnalt
bic 9iquorsyiceuie uon Saul Trant al
i'm 81 iibertragen tonnte ais ungeleelIeD
ni6t beriidiidti9t weroen, baSesen CT
belt Der elbe Die GrlaubniB oas @el9aft
auf benz Mamen bes ieitberi9en glsens
tbitmers wettcr;ufiibren.
Sin Wei JUDI I'm N%usputun9 uon Nbz
;usssraben i'm iiioli6en Staottbetl ,uurz
Sc einem aus Citizen, 3ieber uno Srult
beltebenoen Special>Gomtte sur Inter-
lu1uns uno Seridterl tattun9 ibermiez
len.
Cine pom Staotanwalt aus9eorbettcte
ueuc vNunoe:S rbinous" wuroe perlel Ell,
auaenommcn uno sur Yublicirun9 beors
bert.
0as @o6crmcrtz Gomite erbielt ben
Nuitros sinen S9uppen gum llnterbrinz
oen oes WaNer>S preutlers mo oes alien
Natenz uno Seiterwasens crri9ten su
lalien.
Die Yoliseiberidte wuroen perlelen
uno ,u ben Ntten 9clc9t.
Der Gitp Glert wuroe beau ftra9t 10
weiterc Wortbinstou Baiicrmeler fo'nz
men SIT %lollen.
Nab %9lnnobme elmer 9r0Bsren NnSabl
pom 9tednun9en eriol9te Sertosun9.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that on or be-
fore August Is, 1894, bids will be received
at the County Auditors office in the city
of New Ulm, MINI, for painting the Met
zen, Alvin, Larrabee and Springfield Cot
tonwood Bridges, also the tin roof and
cutters of the Courthouse; for speci6ca-
tons as to painting and kind Of paint,
parties desiring to bid are referred to
Commissioners E. G. Koch of New Ulm
and Jesse Palmer ofSleepy Eye. All bids
should be sealed and addressed to Com
mitee on Painting, care Of County Audi
tor, New Ulm, MINI.
BY order of County Commissioners of
Brown Co., Mimi, July 18th A. D. 1894.
Jesse Palmer
Attest: Chairman of Board.
Lewis B. Krook.
Co. Auditor.
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Oie Mrbeiten al Or. S4cd'S
meuer @elibeu; al Genter StraBt ll"o
bereits III uouem @an9e.
Geo. q. Somerpiue unb 6. ..
@rifiitb ppn Sleepy Gpe bel orsten ltss
ten 6reitas i'm bieiisen Sourtbans @es
i@dite.
- Gbriit. @euer, Clinton Gag uno
Otto Seiter uerridteten %aus9an9S lester
@odc Yainterarbeiten III BET SprinSz
field Statc Sant.
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Drp GOODS, UNI oamit %aufSurauz
men, gum uno unter oem &%oitcnpreiS bel
s. & u. 0ofer.
'Me tiible 8lonoe mit'n @ilta beim
Burg ST.
*Tarmer, beim Burg ST.. f0nnt
sSbr 9uten uno biQisen Grntei@napps
taufen. %
'9}e tuble 8lonoe mit'n @ilta beim
Burg ST..
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6eiluuQ bon &opfmeb.

oils eiu Mitte( fit aue Nrteu &opfweb lit
GlettriI9er @itters bos bette. Ct bellt oor=
er,,o uno lelbit oos 9eiir9tete tro1tbotte
&opipeb m,lb inn wei6e1. Wir empteble1
a0e,l 2eibelbeu, NIT benz Mittel eiae1 Ser
ill9 st modeu. N%e9elmabi9e @ertopiumz
9en 1perbeu brr9 Glettril9en Sitters 9ebellt,
inbem bic &erbauuu9sor9are burd oelle1
@ebrau9 sur uotiirlideu Sbatisteit 9ebradt
,perbeu, uno meni9e Safe f0nuen benz Mit=
tel wiberteben. Seri u9t es. @roBe SID
ldeu uur so Gts. bel 8. 81. Olieu. 2
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3u VcrfaMfeM.

Gie llnterSel6neteu o"iteriren ibr al State=
itrabe,. Swil 9en 3. II. 4. Noroirabe 9ele9enes
Selietbum inter 9iiniti9en Seoinsuil9en gum
Sertauf. Nuf bemlelben beitloet li6 ELM gut
tes SrttbauS nit 7 3irnmern l1o alls9eset9.
lletem Seller. @ute Stollun9eu unb Wolier
llno ebentaQs p%orbalOen. ySe9en bes gtG9e=
tel. ,uenoe mo,, ii9 III
i. & q. SOBER.
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ltnter balbem Yreilc Mad Colombo.

Nm 10. uub II. Nu9uit wiro bic
Mortbweitern 9inie Grcurtionss Eidets
nad 9enuer, Yueblo uno Colorado
Spriuss inter balbem Yreiie fir bin
uno suriit %uertaufen. Dieielben iino
fir bic 3iidfabrt 9iiIti9 bis Is. Seps
TENDER. Nabere Ginselbeiten iinS bur9
bieNs snten BET Sabn ST erfabren. 81