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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-01-24
THE FIRST GUN!
We ask your attention 40 our
New Line of Dress Stuffs for
Fall wear.
We are ready for you! s
Are you ready 2

The new materials show many
self-colored figures, soft and fine of
finish and modest in patterns, as
we'll as same that are snowy.
Smooth fabrics go hand in hand
with the ro1gher effects.
Henriettas, Serges, Cheviots and
Ladies Cloths, are all shown in the
desirable colorings.
Henriettas, blacks and dozen
colors, 10 inches wide, all pure
wool, at 40 cents.
Fine French Serges, goods that
give the best of wear, 40 inches wide,
all colors and black, at 40 cents.
English Henriettas, 40 inches, all
shades, 80 cents.
40 inches all worsted Storm
Serges, 80 and 40 cents. ...
30 inch Storm Serges, at. So
cents.
40 inch hip Cords, fine French
Goods, SO cents. .''s I.
AZ inch Epingles, soft and fine,
at SO cents.
40 inch Loi Fuller Suitings, at
SO cents.
Silk mixed, silk shot, irridescent
novelties, rich and handsome, So
cents, $l.l9 to $l.49. ag
In Black Dress Stutfs, we show
the finest line ever put on our coun-
tiers. aa.
Storm Serges, Surah Serges,
PopeIines, Corded Epingles, Nom
les Crepes and Henriettas, in the
plain effects, together with many
new weaves in fancy patterns. go
Fast Black Henriettas, at 40, So
and SO cents for 46 inch goods. s7a'l
Our Coat Department has full
line of the new shapes of Jackets,
Refers and Capes for Fall and
Winter wear. The new garments
are very handsome, and are radi-
cally different from last seasons
styles.
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One OF the bills 10 the Assembly comes
from Mr.. Coyls, of Hudson, and provides
that all persons In the State, holding two
or more public offices, to which salaries
are attached, must before July 4, make
their choice In writing, which OF the places
they will resign. II they fai! TO do that
Mr.. Csyle would have all the places they
hold declared vacant II that bill should
become law what would be the fate Of
Robert Adrain, Senator, Prosecutor, and
Acting Deputy under Governor McDer.
mott
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TheNeWYOrkLedger
For Fifty Years the Leading Illustrated
National Family Weekly Paper
of America.
CONTRIBUTORS Oh THE LEDGER:
The following gives only partial list
of the distinguished writer's who Will con-
tribute to the Ledger during 1894
Edward Everett Hale
Hon. James Bryce
Mrs. Ballington Booth
Olive Thorne Miller
George KEENAN,
Mary Kyle Dallas
Mary Lowe Dickensen
Mrs. N. 8. Stowell
Josiah Aliens Wife
Amelia f. Barr
Charles F. Holder
Anna Katharine Green
Hjalmsr II. Boyeson
Theodore Roosevelt
Helen Campbell
Mrs E d E. N. sauritworlh
John Habherion
Washington Gladden.. DID.
s. P. Cadman
Hon. Thomas Dunn English
Mrs. NJ. A. Kidder
E. Werner
Eben L Rexford
Helen V Greyson
Elizabeth Oimis
DIR. Chafl,s G. Abbott
f A. Robinson
Prof. Felix T. Oswald go
FEATURES OF THE LEDGER. !"
Some of the features which will make
the Ledger interesting to young and old
are here enumerated:
Novels Of American Life
Novels Of Foreign Travel
Novels of Southern Society
Novels of Adventure
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Biographical Sketches
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Humorous AucCdotes
The Womau's World
Short Stories
Short Articles
Explorations
Household Advice
Poems and Ballads
Home Culture
Health Suggestions
Articles of Travel
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Can't BE Fooled by Technicaiitls..

Warren Democrat tDem)
In view OF the sound thrashiug which
the Democratic party received In this State
last Fall, ard the causes which led TO that
result, il is a serious question whether that
party can afford TO assume the attitude in
10 which those whs just now manipulate
its affairs at Trenton seem bound to force
il. That the Democratic Senate organ
ization Is technically the more regular Of
the two organizations, is altogether prob
able. But this is not time for hair-split
ting tcchnicalities. The people will net
be fooled by them, nor will they care for
or stand by them. As 10 all great quest
ions Of right and wrong, the public will
brush technicalities aside and go to the
root and right Of the matter.
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Daily America and Mercury.

The consolidation of Daily America
with the Mercury, one OF New Yerk's
journalistic landmarks, has given the
metropolis one OF the strongest news
papers now In existence. II will salts
factorily fill its field as the only One Cent
Democratic Newspaper 10 New York,
free from all factions and upholding Dem
ocratic principles in National, State and
local affairs.
All the sporting features OF Daily Amer.
lea together with all the well-known and
attractive features OF the Mercury are 10
be maintained.
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uusrnnpoN co. ORPHANS, COURT OF

"UNTERD0N CO, ORPHANS COURT OF
III DECEMBER. TERM, 1898.
Presentations. o. p. Chamberlain. Henry p.
Cullen and Peter MARTENS. Judges. In the matter
of the application OF Carrie Martindell, Admins
tratrix of s. Forman Martindeli, deceased, for
order to sell Real Estate to pay debts Rule to
show cause.
Carrie Martindeil, Administrative OF s. For
man Martindell, deceased, having made and ex-
hibited to this Court, under oath, just and true
account of the personal estate and debts of the
said decedent as far she can d scover the same
by which II appears that the personal estate of the
said decedent is insufficient to pay his debts /;
whereupon on application of the said Carrie Mar
Martindel deceased, setting forth that the said
s. FormAn Martindell died seized OF Real Estate
situate In the City of Lambertyillc, in the County
of Hunterdon, and leaving his widow him SURVIVE
ing, who hath an estate Ia dover In said lands,
and praying the aid oil this Court In the premises,
IL Is ordered by the Court that all persons inter
ested in the lands, tenements. hereditaments and
real estate whereof the said g. Forman Martindel
died seized, do appear before this Court on Mon
day, the Twelfth day of February, 1894. in the
term of December 1894, to show cause, any they
have, why so much OF the Real Estate whereof the
said IS Forman Martind ell died seized as afore-
said should not be sold as will be sufficient to pay
his debts or the residue thereof as the case may
require, and II Is further ordered that this notice
be published in the LAMBERTvILLE RECORD for six
weeks successfully. and also true copies thereof
set up as the law directs.
Done In open Court and dated Surrogate Q flee,
Dec. 18th. 1893
ISAAC S, cRAMER,
Clerk Hunt. Co. Orphans Court.
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DEATHS.

SMITH-fn Lambertvile. N j.. LIST mo. 10Th. 1894,
Hannah Smith, In the 18th year OF her age.
SMITH-In Lambertville. N. j., list mo. 23d. 1894,
Rebecca Smith. in the 10th year OF her age.
SMITH-In Lambertvile N. j.. LIST mo- 18th, 1894,
Sarah Smith, in the I'D year OF her age,
SUYDAM-At Everittstown, Jan. TO- 1894, Jennie,
daughter OF William Suydam, aged years.
WARNE-At Baptisttown, Jan. 10. Mary Jane
wife OF John S. Warne and daughter of Lewis
Cline aged about 80 years.
WYCK0FF-Near Clinton Jan. IA, 1891. Nathan
s. Wyckot, aged n years. months and 20 days.
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w. Waldorf Astor has about MAE mil.
lien dollars invested in his two great ho-
tells on Fifth avenue, New York. His bill
for furniture was something over . mil
lion, and II all came from Grand Rapids,
Mich.
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January I'd, 1894.

our thanks are DUE and hereby rendered
for the very generous patronage bestowed
on us with your Holiday purchases. You
made us exceed our most sanguine expecta-
tions.
During the present month we shall have
oo,ta;n lines and kinds of goods to close out
at tempting prices
Prices with seeing the goods are often
disappointing.
A personal investigation may save you
money You have never found it trouble
for us to show goods
Come and look us over and see whether
we can't save you money.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-03
9ie @cibmad)tsfeier lit Der
Gimoertcimatt.

Die frDbli6sn @eiidter in Der &in=
berbeinatb am @eibna6tmorge 5ei9=
ten beutlib, baB Santa Claus aud Die
&inoer oieler nohltbdtisen 9lnitalt
1ribt pereehen bate. Die Site matl=
der SSreullbe Der Nnitalt bate es ermDg=
liht, ben Ginhern alien biiblAe 8el6en=
fe gu perabreiben uno iie, Die oas 2e=
ben penig bon ieiner li6ten Seite ber
fennen, gliifli6 gu MAIDEN.
sn Der i6Dn geibmiidten &apelle
fano cine unter6altenbe, bem Sage an=
oemeilene &inoerfeier itatt unb i'm 8ar=
ten aab Die Mulitseieulbaft BON Canal
Soper Elm biibl6es Gonsert. Die 6e=
Ibenfe purDen BON Mitslieoern Der lll=
tberilben Sonntassidule pertbeilt.
Si6erli6 Miro Der Sag, Der aud du=
berli6 bur6 ben prdbtiglten Sonnen:
f6ein berflGrt mar, ben &lnoern lan9f
in angenebmer grinnerung blelben.
Gie 9lnitaltsleitung peroantt Der
6erren sc. s. Yeter in @anol Sope1
uno G6arles Grescio in Stem pbilaoel'
pbia cine Silte peri6iebener 8el6ent'
unb mebrerer &ilt6en Sralrgen uni
9tiiIle.
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nus Der gsttitpesitaot.

Gs miro bon berDDrragerlben Wtit=
alieoern beiDer Dduier bes Son9relIes
auaeltanoell, oab Die, Sarihrage iDfort
unb in erIter 2inie ben Gpnsreb beibdf=
tiaen miro. Nle anoern ipidtisen Grds
aen ipaen Deribpben merberL Bis pie
@illon=Sill eriebigt fein ipiro. SaBl
fiber Gir3elbeiten Meinutgsbiffere
in Der oempf. Yartei beiteben, lit geipiB
u1ro es peroen poralsiidtlih i'm Ser
laufe Der Nprhan6lunger nod perlhle=l
oene Menberurgeil bnrgenpmmen ftper=
ben. 9aB aber, tuie republ. gtatter
nidt miioe aperben gu bebaupter, Die
gill ben Senat nieht pailirell tonne, 1T
eitel 6lunfesei. GIe nerflldte glufre=
aung oes goIfes odrH Die repnblitani=
iebe prelle, fpssifrig lrib NIT tsallen Wtit=
teln Der 9lnaitua1erel lie betriebell miro,
mil unb pirbhiM gelingen.
gs 1T aaerbirgS Dap ange=
.lid)ts bes bon Der republ. Bartei geiAaf=
feneu Sefisits berS gpn9reB een0tbi9t
Efein Miro, md ebe sur @rDrterun9 Der
8oriiibin gelhritteil peroen fann Die
SSinanslage gum @e9enftanoe Der gera=
tbungen gu nlabetlE ainb smar mag err
tpartet peroeit, oaB Setretdr Carlisle
einen SpeSialberidt einienoet, begleitet
ppn elmer 3ufhrift oes Yrdiioenten,
|porin Der pretdre Stano oes gunoes=
fdabcs oargelest mirp. Man betrabtet
es CUR 3eit in lnaBaehenoen &reilen ols
Iilnabmenobar, baB bas S6abamt eine
E9tnleibe aufnebmen mub, um oas bon
Mlonat gu Wtonat iirlangenebmer iper=
oenoe 9eiisit gu beden, uno wenn Der
IRongreb nldt ielblt Die Snitiatipe er=
|Qreift, Inn Nbhiilfe Sn itbaifen, mirn
eine SpeSidlboti6aft oes prdiloenten
IoIs Wabnllil9 erforberli6 Iein.
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SObtt 9etoIO.

Der ,,Dbio Demotrat1 bradte leBte
gBobe einen ldngereit Mrtifel iiber ben
perftorbeneil sypbn 2ebplD, bem tpifsauf
Gerldlrgert mebrerer 2eIer 5oi9enbes
entllebHtefl
\ sypbtt 2ebolb lift in @rDSinge1l Wiir=
fembera, am 28. Gftober 1876 sebo=
rem uno mar bon 9sGinbern Das 6ie=
bef1fe. ssSlt 1880 fam ct nit feinen Gl=
terlfu @ei9piitern na6 3oar. Die
@eiie, tpelbe jebt in tpelliser als 5ipei
go1eit ssina6t pirb, nabm pole iebs
Mpnate in 9tnlpruG. SIN Utter bon
25 ssyabrert perebelihte ii6 Gebolo nit
Gatbarirte Maurer, beren Geburtsprt
gleihfals @rDSinsen mar lino beren
sSSanilie in 1841 einsewanoert mar.
Das illnae paar iibernabn Ito glfer
ppn Der pdterli6en Sarm, ipofiir 2ebolo
ieiltem Batter tpdbreno oellen sebersseit
einen Drittel bes @rtrass ablieferte.
uno alsoann ben anbern Grben 1880
,ausbesablte. 0ur6 SleiB unb Spar
Ianlfeit parb er in ben Stanb geiebt,
Elm 8runbltiid na6 Dem anbern 81 err
uerben, bis feline Sarm 600 ader um=
faBte, pdbreno er aud iDnit nod meb=
rere 6arnlen in Suscaratpas @puntp To-
pie Qdnoereien in Miliourie beiaB uno
feilt 0ermogen auf $50, coo 9eibdbt
tDaro.
8or ungefdbr orei Sahren farb lei
ne Satin, nel6e lid ltets our6 groBe
Weilotbdti9teit ausseseidnet bate. sic
bate ibren Gatten 9 Sinber, 5 &na=
ben mo A Mdo6en geboren pel6e
alle bel ibrer 8erbeiratbrn9 rei6lid
ausgeitattet wuroen.
sSpbn 2ebolo NOR Elm Wtitglieo Des
SSreimaurerorbens uno oes Croens Der
Sob 6ellDms uno er uno leine Srau
iparen Mitglieber Der oeutib lutberi=
| i6en Stride. Sn ieinen lebten Sabrer
pertbeilte 2ebplb fein Gi9entbum ltntel
IIeii,e Ginber unb iuaren oielelben allt
nit ieiuen 9lnDrbnunsen 5ufrleoen.
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Stun prnbirt Oies.

IS fo1tet Sud ni6ts unO miro Sud
getpiB gut tbun, menn Sbr Sulten eine
Grfdltung ober irgeno cine &rant9elt
Des Salles, Der Sruit poer Der 2un9e
babt. 81. Sings 9tew SiscoperD fil1
S6minoiu6t, Sulten lno Grtdltungen
1T garantirt, Grlei6terung 81 geben,
ooer Das @elo miro suriiferltattet. Sie=
ienigell, tpel6e an ga Grippe litten,
iinoen, oaB bies geraoe Die ri6tige Wte=
oiSin mar uno nit berielben maren lif
i6neQ uno pollitdnoig gebellt. Yro=
Dirt cine Yrpbe1ai6e auf unlere Softer
uno lie6e, lpie Elm gutes 8ing es 1T,
Yrobefal6en frei in Der 9lpotbete ppr
s. s. Miller uno Sobr. 6roBe 6lo;
Iben SO Gents uno 81. )
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0citprben.

9lm "a. December in Stem Ybilabel=
pbia g8ittlpe @liSabetb We. Grpitt aus
Glebelano, Die Wutter pon S. 6.
8rpfenibire babier, I'M sllter bon 81
Sabren. Die Beeroigung fanb in Gle=
pelanb ltatt.
glm 19. DECEMBER IN llbri6sDille
Solepb gofsfer aus Garrollton i'm
6auie ieiner Sdmeiter, Srau Gerner,
mobi1 er am Sage Dorber 9etommen
mar. st mar SO Sabre aft uno erlaa
elmer 2unsenfrantbeit.
9lm 18. 9e5. in Yalmpra, Marion
Go., Wao., Srau 9}ettie Courtney, eine
Sohter bon Spbn .. SuttDn in
llbribspille, i'm Nlter ppn "a Sabren.
sic binterldBt ibrem Gatten Die Spr9t
fir slpei feline Ginber.
9lm 25. 0esember in 9ennilon biz
SSrau BON 8r. s.. W. 0enniiOn i'm
9llter bon 66t Sabren.
9lm "a. Se3ember in Der Ndbe bon
Suscaralpas Die 6rau Oes angelebenell
6armers Spbn g8Dlf i'm Nlter BON So
Sa6ren am Nerpeilfieber. 9llit BEN
@atten tralern brei erna6Iene SDbne
um Die 9in1el6ieoene.
9lm Is. 9esember in 6anal 9oDel
Die @itttpe GaufmanL S6wiegermut=
ter oes Gbas. Sdeioesser.
9lm "a. Sesember lit Canal Soper
Die SSrau BON William Dunlap i'm 9ll=
ter bon so Sabren nod ldnserer Granf-
belt. sic birlterldBt einen trallerroer
8atte1l unb 2 GinDer.
9lm "a. SeSember in @anal Sopel
gBittlpe SEQ. 90. Meper na6 nur bier:
tdeieer &ranfbeit i'm 9llter BON s.
Sabren. sic binterlaBt sIpei Sobn
| unD A SD9ter.
glm 27. December in 9enniion Sob1
Cperbolser i'm Qllter bon 40 Sabren
ST binterldBt cine Wittpe unb 6 9in
Der.
9lm 81. Sesember in 9}ep Ybilaoel
| pbia Die ssrau ppn 9enrD putt, u
Sabre aft. Sic binterldbt einen Sat
| ten uno brei ainoer einen SObn Uni
spei 9D6ter, Die falnmtlid perbeiratlet
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Gtpttc Greet.

Sic freunolibe &eoensart pgrolit
Neuia6r" Ibeint our 3eit ia 8rtppe"
su perDrdneen. 9Benn i'd lei6tere 9ln=
fd1e, lpeldDe 5us3asesoronung aeboren,
ni1t rotire, 10 bemerfe, oaB 1l6 bon
einem beftisen 9lnfal oerielben unIer
beliebte uno tii6tige paltor Soblnarn
erbolt, mdbreno CUR 3eit nod gStttme
Yuebler, 9Dittipe Meurpbp, 6rau ..
gDberleD nno Melb. Gtt ibwer erfrantt
oarnieoer liesen.
0r. meo. 9einslop bon Goibocton
@puntp bat lih tiirsli6 nit unierm be-
fannten Qlrst g. putt ailocirt nnb II
su bDifen, baB pb9ellannter Wtebl5lner
ITO i6nell oes 3utrauens unierer err
tranften ginpobner erfreuell ipirD.
Die bieligen Gir6eil feierten bas
Meibna6tsfeIt, ipie iibli6 nit Der 0er=
tbeilung BON 8aben on oeren 5onn=
tassibiiler.
sSrau Mittrue 9r. parfs, felt Sabr=
sebnten cine itets geahtete 8eluplnerin
BON Ybilipsburg geoenft nab lhren1
|Weburtsprt 8Dlipar iiberSuIiebeln.
Das 2anD Don Sebaitian 6broeoers
grben (117 9lcres) nilroe su $4,000 ab.
|eefddbt unb ipl i'm eriten 8iertd bes
ndblten Sabres perfauft iperoeil.
llnier neue benlofratii6e Ypitmeilfel
erfreut llC9 Der Yeliebtheit ieiner Mitbiir:
Iger, Elm 3eiben, Dab unIer glational'
Mbaeproneter cine gliiflide gBahl ge.
ltrofFen. Benz.
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geimtcrs Grc,triiomen $40 rco,t:
sirtem Vrciiett nad) Cali
Jorniem ttnD SregOn
iiber Die YemmiDls
pauia &iuien.
pattia Nttttett.

3um 8ein1e Der slusitelnng, Die
oieien gBinter in SON Grancisfo itatt=
finbet, merben beInnbers billi9e &eiie=
biaete na1 jener Staot iotuie nab San
0ieao, Sos Qlnselps, San 8ernaroino,
uno anbern Wirter=Surorten iiber bic
gennlDlpania 2inien Derfauft. Die
Meiierben f0nnen BON Chicago uno ct.
Souls aus lire 3Olte nad gelieben
auspdblen. Gie 5idets linb bis gum
80. glpril gut fir Die 0eimreiie. Gs
meroen audi Sifets nad Galifornien
aasaeaeberi, Die auS oer 0in= Ooer &iid-
reile nah Galifornien siiltig iino. Sir
|nd1ere Musfunft tpenoe man lid) an
ben nddIten Ngeslten Der NennIplDania
Qinieu poer ali s.. San Mulen, Gbiel
|9lliifant General Yoils an; I, - Ngslst,
a'''ss0a' ~ Deranttportsn
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amerifaniiirte GDimeiea.

/ Sin floeles gegrabnlB. mar oas Des
AM Sonnerltug m Chicago perltorbeIen
@hineien Gbin Wo. slm Sonafag oer=
fanlmelten ll1 i'm SrauerDaule an
Glarf Str. mebrere sanosleute, ole penn
8eritorbenen Die lsBte gBr 9rmellen
nDllien. Ser 5rauerSue ..ano aug
Dem aei1enipagen lno ftDreren &llf=
iben. Sb es nun bel Den nlnellpen
Segadbailien Sitte Vt, " ]eoer Wtftp=
|tbatt eiii3ategreii, Doer Do ole 3DpItra=
ger l9oH genu9 ameritanal@e SaIt Sc
lDop1t mllleil p'r nlpl opU pepl =
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NrpbcfGuc.

g. s.. Gliiforo, Seem Galiel @is.,
litt an Neural9ia unb &beunattsnus,
lein Maeen par in llnprbnung, ietne
2eber in beIoreniBerresenbem @rabe
aneegriffsn, iein glppetit feblte ibm uno
er bate fur6tbar an @etpi6t llno &rafi
abaenpmmen. Gbw. S6epberb, Sarris=
burg, Sis, batte 8 Sabre lang cine fie=
Benoe g8unoe an ieinem Sein. Gr ge=
brau6te 3 6lai6en electric Sitters UNI
7 S6a6teln Suflens 9lrllica Salbe lnc
tpar oe6eilt. gertauft in Der Npotbete
BON s. s. Willer q Sobn. 3
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Seiratbsb eipiMg,tmgen.

5franf 90. MarIb- 9lnnie 2aura WtaD.
Gbas. g. Seus = 3a6el WtDat.
9Dm. s. 9err = Sable u. Gbans.
3a6arias Strifmafer = Gora Sute.
9lneelp Sorti Sulia Omoi.
sSeIle Depalt - Mar9aret Otinnrp.
Oapib 8. Morgan = Gmma .. gfert'
SAP. M. &oberi6 = 9lnnie 8. Sal
mon.
Sbos. Seal - Minnie Qlice Wernfe.
gSm. Wt. Gperbart- 2ucinOa 0anfon
6arrp Is. Yatterion = 9lnnie Nter:
man.
gBm. SC. @pans = Sella 3utapern.
gilbert 2abm - 2eona Sarpep.
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g,mdIens glrmifa calbc.

Die bette Galbe IN Der Melt fin
Gdnittmunoeil, 0efdmiire, Salsflub,
5ieberlpunoen, 9lnsihlag, aufgeiprun'
gene 0dnbe, GrpftbeulerL 0iihneraugei
unb alle 0autausihId9e, Iotuie iie be.
lfinlmt 0amorrbpiben beilt. Sic Dirf
aorantirt, bic bette 3ufrie0enbeit 3u 9e'
ben, pDer Das Uelb ipiro slriidaegebef
Yreis 25 Gents per Gda6tel BEL &. 6
9''!|ss sl'...s. ''lss MS Sbasss sl.sss vsa.s.,
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1000 Meilcm 9idcts.

Geit oen /. Sanuar perfauft Die
Glepelanb a. Marietta @iIenbabn 1000
Meilen 5ifets gum preiie BON $1,000,
Die auf ben folaenoen gabnen siiltig
Iill0
GleDelano llnb Marietta,
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-03

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1tatt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-14
Railroad Wreck.

EAsToN, Pa, June 14.-At 2:3C
o'clock this morning a fast freight train
on the Lebigh Valley railroad, going
west, struck the rear end Of an empty
coal train standing on the bridge cross
ing the Delaware river at Easton,
crushing the caboose and two cars like
eggshells and throwing them over the
side toward the Central railroad of New
Jersey bridge, which stands close by,
and down into the river a distance Of
so feet. In their descent the cars car
ried away all of the wires of the Cen
trail railroad ofNew Jersey and Yves
tern Union Telegraph Company, which
were fastened to the piers.