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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

Ex-Speaker Crisp is out for free
coinage and says what everybody
knows to be true, that President
Cleveland does not represent public
sentiment.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
Republican Primaries.
A CALL.


The Republicans of Martinsburg and
all those who expect to support the Re
publican ticket, at the approaching mn-
nicipal election, regardless of former
political affiliations, are requested to
meet
SATURDAY, MAY a, 1895,
at 8 o'clock, p. nn.,
At the following places:
First and Second Wards, at the Court
house;
Third Ward, at the Hose House;
Fourth Ward, at the School.house on
High street;
Fifth Wrrd, at the Hose House,
For the purpose of nominating one can
didate from each ward for the office
OF councilman.
CHAS. NJ. LAMAR, Chairman.
VIM. NJ. HOLLIS, Secretary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

David B. Hill is a Democrat who
believes in the Monroe Doctrine.
There is not much of the cockoo in
his makeup.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

GEORGE T. SHAFFER,
Third Ward.
All subject to the decision of the Re-
publican nominating convention.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

With a statesman as Secretary of
State the British would never have
landed at Corinto.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

w. c. P. Breckenridge is making
an effort to break into the Senate.
Why not go abroad like Madeline?
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

Those fellows who have been shout
ing themselves hoarse over Cleve-
lands sound money" letter must feel
cheap for not one of them, if he were
to be hung for it, can tell whether
the modern Moses is for free coinage,
bimetallism, fiat money, more money,
less money flor everybody but him
self, or no money.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

Secretary Morton said his piece
and because the people had no trouble
in understanding him Cleveland is
mad as a wet hen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

II James G. Blaine were Secretary
Of State about ten minutes the British
would vacate Corinto in hurry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
Personal Property
HORSES

Three head of horses, fine mare, 6
years old, Nelson Gray stock, fine style,
drives perfectly gentle; fine 3-year-old
colt, well-broken and an elegant driver
one OF her pood work horse
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

And now comes Russia, France,
and Germany who propose to rob ia
pan of the hard-earned fruits of her
victory.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

And now comes the Putnam Demo
crat which proposes Brice Catlett for
governor. Most anybody can enter
now.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

Governor McCorkle thinks Senator
Elkins is likely to be the next Repub-
lican nominee for the Presidency.
Mr.. Elkins is not looking that way
at this time. His only ambition is to
represent his great and growing State
in the body to which he now belongs.
But he, like all West Virginia Repub-
licans, would like to see and proba-
bly, will see Judge Nathan Golf occu-
plying second place on the next Re
publican National ticket.-Fairmont
West Virginia.
In other words, Senator Elkins
will delight to honor the gallant lead
er West Virginia Democrats attempt
ed to dishonor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

There have been occasional refer
erences in the Herald to the delectable
ice cream manufactured by Louis
Brown. That it is delectable there is
no doubt. The proof of ice cream is
in the eating and having enjoyed the
pleasure thereof we can speak with
authority and pronounce it all right.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

When SO many people are taking
and deriving benefit from Hoods Sar-
saparilla, why don't you try it your
self9 1t is highly recommended.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

The war between China and Japan
has ended.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
Dissolution of Partnership
April |, 1895.

The firm of J. II. MILLER & SONS
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, J. VIM. Miller retiring. jill.
Miller and G. A. Miller will continue the
business as heretofore, excepting Sewing
Machines, Pianos. and Organs, and the
Winchester fVa.) branch, which will be
continued by Mr.. J. VIM. Miller.
J. ii. Miller & Son assume all liabilities
of the old firm and viii collect all money
due same.
]. II. MILLER
]. VIM. MILLER.
G. A. MILLER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

British exports of iron and steel to
this country continue to show in
crease. We can't make at home what
we buy abroad. The unemployed
may find in this what satisfaction
they can. There is not much com
fort in it for hem.-Wheeling Intelli-
gencer
Democrats, employed and unem-
ployed, find great comfort therein,
it being one of the results of the al
legged Wilson tariff law, which they
claim will not be changed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
q Head of Cattle

Three of which are mich cows. l heif-
er 2 years old and will soon be fresh 3
calves, all yearlings. The above de-
scribed cattle are Jersey stock
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
AND FLATS
Scintillations of Wit and Items
of News
CLEANED FROM EXCHANGES
With Brief Comments Clarifying OBJ
scure Ideas.

WIN brIeI comments CERTIFYING OD-
scure Ideas.
Munchausen and all of his descen-
dants are emblems of truth in com.
parison with the Wheeling Register
when it gets its teeth filled with wool.
Note the following:
"a year ago wool in America fell
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

"Six million dollars loss just
about measures our foreign trade last
month compared with March, 1894.
Total exports S64, SIS, 900 and 70, 600, :
900 respectively. Exports nine
months 622, 76I, 900 against 700, 3IS,-
900 the corresponding period one year
ago. March imports 90, POS. 900 show
ing an excess over the exports of A.
4I9, ooo Nine months imports $685.
SIS, 900 against $50, $40, 900 a year
earlier, due largely to tie stimulus of
lo7oer antieS American Agricultur-
list.
The italics are ours the information
coming from strictly non-partisan
journal will bear emphasis. 1t con-
tains food for thought especially for
farmers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

GEORGE D. LAMBERT,
Second Ward.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

''Iu the nine months ending March
81 of cotton cloth I,663,53I yards less
were exported from this country than
in the same period of last year, al
though the average price for the per-
iod just ended was half cent a yard
less. 1t costs money to get into the
markets of the world. Wheeling
Intelligencer.
Which is the Democratic idea. No
difference who makes the cloth soft is
cheap. Little does it matter if Amer
lean workmen and their families
starve SO that those who toll not nor
spin can have their wants supplied
with goods that are cheap.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Councilman.
JOHN W. MARTIN.
First Ward.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF Valuable
Real Estate.

The undersigned Administrations of the es-
tate of Susan Stuckey. decd, will offer for
sale in front of the Court House in Martins
burg, w. Va, on
SATURDAY, May Is. 1895
at O'Clock p. m. !, the home farm of Susan
Stuckey, d, situated one mile south of the
Aims House on Gerardstown road, contain
ing.
200 ACRES
OF which their is about 50 acres of excellent
timber, improved with a good S room dwell
ing House, good barn. corncrib and all the
water in the yard and running water through
the farm. A good orchard of excellent fruit in
good bearing condition. The farm is in a
good state of cultivation. the most of it is now
n grass and is convenient to schools and
churches making very desirable farm for
anyone looking for nice home 3 A
HOUSE AND LOr
on corner of Martin and Church street oppo-
site Jno. I. Pickingsl Martinsburg, w. Va,
fronting on Martin street 81 u feet and running
back on Church street l65 feet improved with
a large double frame house, cistern and hy-
drant in the yard and is one of the most de-
slrable locations in Martinsburg
TERMS.
q cash on day of sale, the balance in two
equal annual payments in one and two years
notes to bear interest from date and to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property.
:. q. STUCKEY,
J. T. CATROW,
II. 7. CUSHWA
Adm'rs of Susan Stuckey, deceased
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
PUBLIC SALE !!

Having rented my farm, will sell at
my residence near Vanclevesville, three
miles East of Martinsburg, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1895,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m. the fol-
lowing valuable
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

The undersigned Administrators of the es-
tate of Susan StucSey, decd, will offer for
sale in front of the Court House in Martins
burg, w. Va on
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

THE time is at hand forroad super
visors to give the men a chance to
work out their road tax by half the
day leaning on shovel or pick handles
and the other half doing work that
has been done annually for many
years. We hope some time to conf
mence to build good, perpetual roads,
but not as long as the present system
prevails. "-Morgantown Post.
We are astounded to see such ar
rant sacrilege in so good newspaper
as the Post. Does not the editor
know that it is the way we used to
do9 The idea Of a change is simply
shocking. Some changes have been
made. The fathers tell us that the
time was when the boys had to
"work" the roads when but sixteen
years old; but they could not vote un-
til they owned a horse. That has
been changed and working" the
roads is about all that is left. Do not,
please, suggest change or else it
may come. We shudder to think of it.
What recks it if we have bad roads so
we keep the old methods intact.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

Down at Election city they voted
again this week. The good people
of Sistersville are evidently in train
ing to vote all day in the fall of 90
-Moundsville Echo.
Yes, they will vote in 90 and roll
up the usual Republican majority.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04
SATURDAY. Nav IS. 1895

at O'Clock p. IN. !, the home farm of Susan
Stuckey, decd situated one mile south of the
Aims House on Gerardstown road, contain
ing.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

What is sound money! Sound
money is money worth its face the
the world over.-Berkeley Springs
News.
1t is painfully evident that the
News editor has been taking lessons
from Grover The reply to his query
is as clear as earth and water mixed
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-22
Soma Wa6ri6ten.

- Sin fredsr SiebItabl wuroe lebt-
bin IbenOs in ber Station Soon 0al=
lep Mines" bel Ses VI Dines per=
iudt. @dbrenb Elm 9tDf Sslano Yui=
iasier5us bort belt uno Der GrpreBbote,
Srant SarrOoe, feline Gar fir eiui9e
Minuten perlaiien batte, Oran9en Gdll=
Der in Die GrpreBcar Elm, lOiAteu bic
Si6ter aus unO ihleppten ben Bslo=
ibrant fort Der $2l6in @elo uno' Elm
n~ertbpolles Yafet entbielt. Sin BRENT
Ter, Dem Die Suutelbeit in Der Gar per=
oadtig ibien, CAB ben alarm unO cine
Mtanni6aft bon so SOblensrdbern
ma6te lib balO auf bic Streife na1
ben Sieben. Cine babe StunOe ipG=
ter wurOe Der S9rant in 9erin9er Gnt=
fernuu9 bon Der Station sefunoen; er
mar ben Sieben 81 i9uer 9etueien, UNI
i'm melt fort3ui6leppen uno iie batten
aud niat 3eit sebabt, i'm gu 0ffnen,
ebe iie oura bic gerfOlger auf9eideu1t
uno in Die 5lu1t seja9t wuroen.
- Die @rubenarbeiter bon g + a iu=
nee bel 3anesDille baben Die TX X"=
@Dsipn uno Barber @ruben 9epa1tet
uno weroen oieielben ausbeuten. sic
peroen ben 9eiiBeru liebeu Geuts glb=
aabe fir oas @raben uno Sebn proSent
GOmmiiiipn fir ben 8srtouf per SOnne
beSablen. Dies wiro fir Die 9ergleute
nnr IS Gents netto iiir bic Some iibri9
laien, bod glauben iie, bic Gruben in
einen iol6en 3uitdno ieBen 81 t0nnen,
oaB tie nit Pittsburger 8rubenbelibern
cOncurriren tDnnen, welde es Deri6mGbt
baben, auf cine g~inisung Der belteben=
ben Streiti9teiten einSuseben.
- gu Ottum Il paren am II.
Sanuar Strabenrduber an Der Qrbeit.
Sieielbe beitano in Dem fre1iten ger=
JUDI einen 3us 81 berouben, Der iemals
bier pOr9etOmmen 1T. 9erislbe mar
unmeit oieier Staot sesen ben gaiia=
gierSu9 No. A geri9tet. ST befano ii6
auf Dem g1ege bon Senber na9 G6i=
ca9o uno entbielt cine Ntenge BON POlt-
laden uno 8epdd. 3pei fre9e 8du=
Der, Die oarum 81 winen i6ienen, oaB
Der 3u9 cine Defenders tpertbpOlle Ga
oung entbieit. bielten ben 3ua an, be-
i6rdntten aber erlt ibre ausi6lieBli6e
Muimertiamteit arf ben @rpreBpa9en.
Sroboem aber blieben bic Serle mad
poQbra6ter Shat nod sebn Otinuten
lteben uno parteten, oaB Der 3ug lange
eenus anbalte, I'M aud Die Y~eraubun9
Oes puit= uno Paiasisrwugens 81 ge=
itatten. Der gabnagent 81 Gbili=
cotbe, elm peltliA bon bier seleaenes
0Orf6en, bebauptet am OOrti9en gabn=
bof i1On Natmittass 5ipei &erle 9e-
ieben 81 baben uno ais Der 3ug go. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-22

nm 81 ubr Nbeuos e%intraf, tou6ten
lie auf benz Yerrpn micOar allf. DIS
ii6 Der Su9 Damn pieoer in Selue9ung
ieBte, peribIoIien slpei @~rpreBboten uno
Der @epdfmeiiter bic Seitent6iiren Oes
GrpreBipa9en5, ba Elm faiter uno i9ars
fer Q8ino ipebte. Ger GrpreB6ote SObn
Yage i6ritt 81 Der 6routtbitr oes @ag=
gons, welGe unperiAloiien geblieben
mar. Gr ppllte lie i1lieBen, als Suei
Serle inn ent9e9en iprOngen. Sic
berri9ten i'm an, Die S0nOe enlpor 81
bdtter, morarlf elmer bon ibnen Dem
Siilfs=grprebboten entgc9en lief uno
i'm in S6ab belt. 10nn wurocn
beioe G~rpreBbOten bon ibnen scfeiielt
uno o~etnebelt. 9urauf SD9en tie aus
Der Sai6e Dee g~rpreBbOten Page Die
S6liiiel gum 8elOi9rant beruor, or
neten uno entleerten Oieien lllO Iteften
Die Selte in einen groBen Sad. Sn
oiefem au9enblif eri0ien Der YpItclert
auf Der Siloild6e. Der u~ngeluDbn=
li6e 2drm bate i'm an9elOft. Gr
Duroe ebenfaQs 0etnebelt uno 9efeHelt
uno 81 ieinen 2eioensgefdbrten in Die
@fe~ 9epprien. Dis Oann Der 3ug fur5
oaralIf on elmer &~reuSung un9ielt,
ipran9en iie pom 3u9e uno eilten nit
iDrer Seute itber Den sll9efrorenen Se5
MOiues Slug. SnSuii9en hattie lid
Der @epdfmeiIter beireit unO lOite MIN
audi Die 6cliein iciner Samerooen.
Ter 3ua fubr in Den bieiigeu SabnboI
ein. Gs wllrbe Der Nlcrm 9egeben
uno cine locomotive nit einem BoIc
nah GbiQicOtbe 9eiOnOt. Sin onOere2
Yole muroe Dur1 eiuen Setcctip bon
burlington, @ancns Sim SarriiOn,
gefiibrt. MtOn iNdBt Die gcute Der
Gduber nuf a0t Sauieno GOiGrs. GIN
nG6ten Sage fNnO man Stpei GrpreB-
patete, tuelte ans Dem 3uGe Der Sur,
linQtpn G~ilcnbaln 9eitpblen wurOen
BON Elm Yoor junQen &euteu, nUbe
elmer tieinen Sniel Qeraoe Oberbalb Oes
3ammes. Gines Der Yotete mar Uon
glbia nN6 Chicago be'timnlt uno ent,
belt $l25 uno oaS anoere bon GsceplC
nit $l.25. Die Siegel Der patett
paren ni6t auf9ebro6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-22
Serbanolnn8em oes Snperpi:
forenratbcs bon Dubuque
GuuutJ.
g ermi II.

Sn Der WontagsIiBung perfl. ISOLDE
puroen Die Siderbeiten neuer geamten
uno &e6nungen 9eprift. - Ses9lei=
den in Der SiBung BON Sienita9 WtOr=
gen Nadmitta9s beanipru9te M. &e=
gan $4.50 fir Sbieri6aOen wel6er 9ln=
ipru6 aber abgeDieien purOe. - Sn
Der SiBun9 BON SDnnerltag Mtor9en
wurOen Si9erbeiten bon Seamten uno
&e6uun9en 9epriiit. Sn Der Nad=
mitta9sliBun9 puroe auf StolS's an=
trag beialOiien &nSei9eu UNI Die Sis
l~ieierun9 fiir's armenbaus ansSui6reiz
ben. - 6reitag WOrgen wuroen 8e6=
nrn9en gepriit. Sn Der 9ta6mitta9s=
iiBung wurOe s. 8. 8lep pegen Sbier=
i6aosn griab im Setrase bon 5000
erlaubt. - Su Der SiBung bon Sam
tag MOr9en tiinoigte Goriibenoer
Steuart bic Misunderstanding Der
GOmites fir 0as tOmmenoe Sabr ME
fOl9t an:
~Sinunsen- S9emmel, McNamara
uno Cunningham.
Seiientli6e @ebdube unb PldBe-
Cunningham, Dunn, Wcgtamara,
StOlB uno S9emmel.
griidsn llno @ege-Sunn, WcNa=
mara, Sdemmel, S9ueler uno
Stepart.
armenpfle9e uno Nrmenfarm-
StOlB, Wtcgtamara uno S9ueler.
&iidItinbi9e Steuern uno Steuer=
aus9lei9ung Wcgtamara, Stewart
uno Shemmel.
8~Orratbe-S6ueler, Dunn unb
Stenart.
@ebdIter, GriaB' uno 9eridte bon
Seamten-Stewart, Dunn, S9ueller,
StOlB uno Cunningham.
Bidder uno Notwithstanding
bam, StOlB uno Dunn. - Sn Der
Na6mittassIiBung wurOe anipri3e
Seprift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-22

Verciniste Staaten.
or trGgIi6 d.

&m WOntag ben IA. b. W. III
Der b%etGnnte &eGtsdnnalt 8. 9.
S6ntn bonn PrGIioenten gum YoItmei=
tier bon POrt @aibin9tOn ernannt pOrz
ben. WDrt gDaih. 9to.O
yWutb. SbOma, Elm alter 8eipObs
rer BON SbacOpee Minn., ftarb am
Sienstag OIL Der @aNeriu6t. Sci
ietnem 3Ooe mar er beina6e "a Sabre
alt. gr mar 9ebOren gu Sesperin0en,
Suremburg uno fam i'm Sabre 1854
na4 amerit0. Sn ipGtern :Sabren
ileoelte er It6 in MurvstOun on uno
perbeiratbete iib Oaielbit. Seine Irau
9In9 ibm Dor un9eidbr einem Sabre
TN Sooe oOraus. 8pr uu9efdbr Sm6lf
Sa9ren lieB er lt6 in S9NcOpee nieoer.
Gr binterIdBt teine &inoer. SIM Sirs
9ertrie9 oiente er als braUer Soloat;
oreimal lieB er iid einreiben. QeBten
Slenlta9 Nbeno itellte er Ii6 gum Qro=
Ben @ppel. Sas gegrdbnib funo bon
Der ct. WGrtustir6e aus itatt."
@tr oanten uuierem uQderen uno
Ter 9eN6teten %GOtNla9enten bon S6acO-
pie Qtinn. Serr 8. Mtorr fir Die 9luf=
mertianIteit welde er uns Our6 Obi9e
gEa6ri6t beUieien unO mDGten binSll-
filgen oaB SbOma Elm treuer, lan9id6ri.
ger Seier Der o6Oiette" mar. WDge
Der YerFOrbeue ruben in Trisosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-22
Snb SngerinQ,

Der Gotteslduaner nit Der fre6en
Stirne trat perfl. @o9e i'm bieii9en
Spernbauie auf. Sas auditorium
mar Elm mittelmaBiges, aber nod piel
gu grOB fir cine iOl6 elenoe &reatur
unb cine iolbe trauri9e Sppttfigur
zines Meniaeu. 9lr0umente pelhe
ni6t i9On Runoert Mal BON alien tatbo=
lii6en @lutOrit6feH Wieoerlegt tporoen
Iino, bat er nidt. Sas GinSige mas
ibm @ebOr peri3aift lit Elm sebaiii9er
brutaler Spot nit 4lem mas Der
MeHidbeit beilig lit: Bob SnseriOl 1T
ebeniu hirnlos wie ale auoeren 8Ottes=
ldu9ner. TQs gin5iss mas inn einen
vS9lag" gibt lit, Oab er &eonertalent
bat uno BON ieiner GOttesIdu9nuna
8elo ma6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-22
: Erou Sanbn5ibs, bic GlGoeriu i,

- Erau 0anbpiibs, bic GlGgerin in
oem beriidtisten Slasefale iue9en ses
9%ebenen Gheperiprebens, fpirn nm Elm
nelles SerbDr in Selapare So. bitten,
neil uuier bieiises 6eridt an9eblI9
ge9en lle poreln9enOmmen lei.
- Sie Catholic Benevolent Society
unlerer Staot bat fol9enoe Seamten
fir oas tommenoe Sabr ertuablt:
4rGlibert-S. S. Carroll;
Gice= 6rGiioeut-S. Riorbdu;
SetretGr-Sreb. SpieImaru;
@ebiilfS=S etretGr-@b. Slate;
S6asneiter-S. 6. Sui9lep.
Ser .Saoii1e llnteritiibun9s=
Serein" belt am perf. Sonntas feline
jabrlihe 8erfammluns uno er,uablte
fDlgenoe Seamten:
SrGiioent-M. G0belS;
Stcez Graibent-G. @reiiin0er;
SetretGr-9. .. gaumarn;
Sbuemeiiter-Wm. StolB;
Serwaltuugsratb-G. y. Soelfer, Sb.
Sue3ele unb Soiepb geiser.
= Sarl Seinsdrtner ,pelder pOr
einigen Sabren wegen Siebitables bier
ein9eloAt wproen mar unO por eini=
gen Sagen na6oem er BON Staats9e=
fdn9nille gu anamDia a~uriid9etebrt
mar, NIT @ertbia6en aus benz Sauie
~ieiller Gltern am 2incoln Ipe. na6 ga
Groiie gefloben mar, lit bort Ieit9enpm=
men woroen uno miro na6 Dubuque
snridsebraht werosn.
- Die Sirma Sos. 2eoi & So. an
Der Gde Der z. uno MainItraBe bat lid)
nod itets elmer beiOnOeren 8unIt iO=
nobl Der Stdoter ais Der 2anolelte err
freut, pie man bieies b~eionOers an
Sam lta9eu uno Dor ben Seitta9en ieben
tann. Wer fir g8eibna6ten Sur3=
ooer gQenwaaren, feline PelSe DOer
Seppihe taufen mil, ipreAe Dor bel:
Sas. &eoi IL &c., gfe Der Z. unO
MainitraBe.
- geute, pelbe mGbrenS Der Biutermo=
nate i'm iounigeu SiioeH wobueu woQerl,
ioleu Die 8ige Der Sutnois 6entral Giiens
babn beuuben, wel6e Siour Gitp Inn 8 llbr
2benbs, Siour Sails I'm $40 Na6lu.,
Suaipa UNI 5 ubr Jta6m., Geodr Hapios
I'm 8 llbr Ta6m. uno Gple I'M 2:55 9fG9=
ritta9s perIaiien, uno omar am Woutd9eu,
ben IL. 9top., ben 10. Deg, ben Z. San,
ben 4. Sch. unb Ntdrs uuo ben l. unb 20.
gpril uno ale Statioreu oitli6 pom Sort
Dodge eineu Gag ipGter. Ger Sdbrpreis
piro Der elmer 6abrt iiir bic Runorsii(
leir DOH allen Stationeu Der Suinois Gen.
tral nOroltd pom Ohio 6luiie bis nod allen
Guntten on Der Suinois Geutral uno osl
ga;oo, MtiGliippi & Souiii0la i'll ben Staa:
ten &enneiiee, Miiiiiippi unb gouiiiauc
(aus9enOmmen MtempbiS unb yiew Orleans
aus, nit 81 3o9eu 3eit, oOer weRi9er uad
gelteben, uuo nit Qbitei9ere9t III aler
Buntten iiiOli6 bon Gairo, ST.. 8aS Rud
Southern Homeseekers' Guide" erbal;
ten ale Reiienoe auf 8erlau9en ;ugeiauOt
Mtau ueloe lid an 8. &, Werrp q. 3.
81. Der Sainois Gentral giienbabn, Mdu
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Serr Nit Sob uno Srau bon
glton bsfanben ii6 oieie @o6e in Sez
Wtars auf Der SilburgsSrau4 So65elt.
Im Montaa itarb 81 Sort Waoi.
iOn Serr Nit SOfman, 8ruoer Der
6rau Nit Soffmonn pDn Sc Mars, i'm
gllter bon 81 Sabren. Gr mar in
Dim, 2uremburg 9eboren. Seine
2ei9e nuroe mad Nltpn, SiOur., CUR
SeerOi8ung 9ebraat.
sc 0tars SerOlo.)
Grira, Sa., II. San. 1895.
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lluiere iuu9e @emeinbe ma6t reGt i6One
Sorti6ritte. Inner ieeleueiiri9er Gfarrer,
Der bo6p. 8ater l3etler, perbteut bic 9rOBte
QuCrfenuung fiir lein r~aitIoieS gSirten III
unierem Sntereie. NtOge es oemieIben per-
G0nut ieiu, nod re6t louge III %unierer ;;Wtitte
81 perIpeilell, benl ibn peroallfen mir l%lllere
S1weiteri6ule. gu6 bate bier lett mebr
benn pier Subren feline firbli6e &rauun9
itattgeiuuben, pGbrello i6ou oreI Paare ben
Guno fitr'S Geben Steles Sabr einSe9ar9sn
Iiup. y.
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Oils Sei9eu Der @urrfcnuung

uno au9 mobl als cine paiIenoe Grim
nerung an iein @irten in Der Sers
Seiu @emeinoe bat Der GbOr Der Ser,
Seiu STRIDE am SOnntag Qbeno ben
I9eioenoen Sebrer ProieNDr s.. =.
Yrielmaier nit einem SpasieritOde nit
9Oloeuem &Opfe beebrt. gut oenriel=
ben pran9t Die Sni9rift: Gem Serrn
PrOfeiiOr s. 6. Srielmaier bon Dem
SerS Seiu &ir6en6ore 9etuibmet San.
-. 1895. Serr @iIbelm Meuier
iiberrei6te ben Stpt. SaB Serr Sriel=
maier freuoi9 iiberraidt mar, DerItebt
ii6 bon ielbit unO bah man nod eir'&c
Stunoen in ergOBlitem SreunOestreile
perbra9te ueritebt ii6 ebenialls.