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Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Provisions.

PrOV1SlOnS. Bacon-59s655s.
 Bulk meats-4A65. Grits-Per sack $1.10 Cheese, 11Q121ac. Bran-Per hundred pounds, T5GD80c Hams-14-pound average. 10$Q11c. Corn-White milling, BIC. Rice--Good, 324@4A per pound; prime 4Ac; fancy head, SAC.
 Corn meal-65n75c per sack. Salt-150 pounds, Virginia, 60965; Louisl- ana, S5 200 pound ground Liverpool S5. Syrup-Fancy, new crop, 35l40c per gallon; i; other grades, 1S@25c per gallon. Oats-Western feed, 2Sc per bushel; Texas seed, 37c. Lard-Tierees; fancy leaf. 6A; refined terces, O; smaller packages. usual differ enceS. --s fse fr Flour-Common to best, $375Q4.25. Sugar-Granulated, 51ac; cut-loaf. 6c; fancy yellow clarified, i47s@5c.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool Jan. 3.-12:30 D. m.-Cotton was sales, F, 900 bales. of which 109OO bales were American: for speculation and export, 1000 bales: receipts. 900 bales, of which 17, 900 bales were American. Futures opened easy
 demand fair. American middling and low middling clause quotations: January. 30-644I4 31-64d; January and February, 4 March and April, 28-64Q4 29-64d; April and
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
New Orleans Cotton Market,

New Orleans. La, Jan. 3.--Cotton futures were quiet, but steady; sales. 36,70o bales. April 8.03; May. S05; June, sos; July S.i1; August, S.05; September. 7.S0; October, 767.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
THE MARKETS.

x State Herald Office, Jan. B. 1Ss6 ,4 Money in the local market is in active de- mand at from to per cent, according to the security offered
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Rates of Exchange
Birmingham Clearing House Report.

! New York exchange rates rule from 50
 cents discount to par.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was quiet with few buyers present. prices were. firm: Wheat-No. spring, 56N Gg567sc No. red 591s4615sc. Corn-No. ?. 25iza255sc Oats-No. ?, 17c. Mess pork, $8. S71sa9 6O Lard S. 5.371aa5.40. Short rib sides, s435@ 44O Dry salted shoulders. si371a@4. 621s. Short clear sides, $4.5Oq4.621a. Whisky, $1.22.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cotton Letter.

New York, Jan. 3.-(Special.)--Light re- ceipts again failed to stimulate speculative buying today and though the market open ed higher the improvement was soon lost and the tendency of prices throughout the day was downward. March opened at S.2l, advanced in the early trading to SPA. de- tlined to S.09 and closed at 8.10 bid, with tho tone steady. The uneasiness in Lon don and sharp fall in British consols helped the decline. But the rest of the weakness was in the apathy or absence of speculative demand. Unless Liverpool comes to the rescue with a good recovery it looks this afternoon as if prices will go lower
 RIORDAN & co.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Net Receipts.
New York, Jan. 3.-The Following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since
Comparative Cotton Statemen


 New York. Jan. 3.--The following is the comnaratiye cotton statement for the week NeJ receipts at all United States
 norts during the week. :. ............ I'll, ,975 Net receipts at all United States ports
 during the same time last year.. 246, 50l Total to this date ...................3,50 ,502, ss7 year ,231 ,O61 Fxports for the week .....s.E. ....... 166, ,336 Exports for same week last year..... PEA ,772 Toial exports to this date. .......... 2,1s6, 320 Total exports to same ate last ear. 8, 653, 2o4 Stock at all United States ports......1 ,055, ,250 same time last year. ], ,234 ,7ss Stock at all interior towns. s............ 257, 556 time last ....,..-...... 24o. .537 Stock at Liverpool. oI...-.......-....e... .......... % vear'.......... ,22s 1000 Stock of American afoat for Great
 britain. ......... Stock of American afoat for Great
 Britain for same time last year.. s15 1000
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Beef hams were firm,

Beef hams were firm
 Tierced beef was slow: city extra India mess, SIG. 50a1700 =
 Cut meats were quiet and unchanged
 Lard was quiet and firmer; western steam S5.70; city, $572: January $5.67, nominal. Re fined was quiet; South America, $6.40; com pound s4.62l5m50O
 Pork was firmer; mess, $9.0Od950
 Butter was firm and in fair demand and unchanged. Cotton seed oil was quiet and unchanged Resin was quiet and unchanged.
 Turpentine was quiet and unchanged. Rice molasses and peanuts were un- changed.
 Coffee options were steady at 20 points down. January, $13. 35d .45; March, SIS. 106l 13.15; May, l2.60@12.S0; July, $12.35; Septem- Der, sl1: 7O@11.9o. Spot Rio was dull, and easier; No. r. 14Ac
 Sugar-Raw was dull, firm and unchanged. Refined was quiet and unchanged.
 Freights to Liverpool were firm and un- changed. .srale
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Country Produce. Cabbage-11sc per pound. A ApD1pS-PpY. bar.ral S1 75kfr0 n0

COuntfy FrOuuCe. Cabbase-11sc per pound. Apples-Per barrel, $1.750200 Onions-Per pound 11sc. Cotton seea-Per ton, 5000, f. o. b. Cotton seed hulls-Per ton, $5.50. Cotton seed meal-$1S.50 per ton. Irish potatoes-50@6Oc per bushel. Sweet potatoes-50c per bushel. Butter-Country, 15a20c>pe pound Jer- sey, 30035c. sF Peas-Lady, $1.75 per bushel; white crowd CT, $1.00; mixed, 75c.
 Dried apples-Peeled, Slsc per pound. Poultry-Large fryers, 15QQ17c; broilers, 9 Q1Oc; cocks, 15c; hens, 25c Eggs-1Sc per dozen
 Evaporated peaches-7iA@Skc Vinegarom.Apple, 12lk@1Sc; pure double strength, 20d25c.
 Hay-Burmuda, s120O; Johnston grass, s1200; No. ? Timothy, sl7OO; No. 1 Timothy SlS50
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Local Cotton Market

CIearings. ... ...... ...... .$111 561.7 Same day last year ...,,............. 57, ,4S6. 6;
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Ma val Stores,


 Savannah, Ga, Jan; S;-Spirits tnrpentin,e market opened at 27GD27Ac for regulars, with sales of 274 casks. At the close the market was firm at 27Ac bid. There was good demand at 27Ac, and sales of the receipts were made.
 Rosin-rhe sales for the day were about 25 GOO barrels 23, GOO barrels being at yester- days prices and 2000 barrels at slight ad- vance. The pales did not figure with sales, only mediums and common grades being sold. The largest days transaction in the history of the trade. At II o'clock there were sales of 22557 barrels reported. Other sales amounting to 5000 to 60O9 barrels were made which were not reported; If these had been reported the total would have been about 2S, 900 barrels. Of this large quantity very little was above M. The pale roslns continue neglected and are accommodating; When sales of them begin 1t is expected that it will be at a decided slump. The closing prices were as follows: A, B, (, $.15; D. $l25; D. $135; F, $14e; e a5O; II $l.69; |. s'70: K. S1. 90; M, s2.15 N, $2.70 window glass S2g0. water white, $315 Wilmington, N. C., Jan. 3.-Rosin was steady; strained. S1.30 good strained, $1S5
 Spirits turpentine was very steady; ma chine. ZIG; irregular, 2612c Crude turpentine was quiet hard, not quoted; soft $l.4o vir- gin. $1 80: receipts, 107 casks
 Tar was steady at DOC. ~r 3f
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Chicago Cattle Market.


 Irnion Stock Yards, H.. Jan. 3--Cattle- Rsceints 5000: market firm and 10c higher; common to extra steers, $3.2O44 75; stockers 4hd feeders, $2. 5od3, 75; cows and bulls, Sl.oo M3'56; Texans, $3.00a3.75. ,.sl.., l., q GWogs-Receipts, 21060; market strong and loc higher; heavy packing and shipping l9ts, ots ss1TiS. choice assorted s3;65q3.75; light, S3.50 0d3.75: pigs. S2.7O6p3. 10, l., ShSepeRecepts, 9D00; market firm; in ferior to choice. $360; lambs, sS.z299;1g: s...-
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
 New Orleans, La., Jan 3-Sugar--Open white, 4@43sc; yellow, 3 13-16d41sc; seconds, 25sd3 9-16c; market strong, but quiet.
 Molasses were strong; open kettle, 2oa3oc.
 Refined sugar-Powdered and cut-loaf, 5?sc; standard granulated, 1-l6c; confec- Rice was quiet; prime, 4A@flAc fair 274@ SAe1; common, 1A@2c. s---. lFlour-Patents, sS.S5d3.9O; extra fancy,sS6O @3.s5.
 fCorn--No. mixed, sflkc; No. white, sacked 34c; yellow, 35c: o.
 Oats-No. 2 western, 25c; choice, 25la@26c.
 Hay1Prime, sls.5O@2oOo; choice, s22;oo. t | Pork, 80 00d9.25. et Dry saIted meats-Shoulders, s4.621ad4.75 @dsa& ISdns fiear snort clear snort r'O Si'e'' sA'' ! Bacoa- Shoulders, s5.s71aQ5.5o: long clear, 2 jLard-Compound, S46214@4.75; pure, $5.75@ Y stCoffeeERio fair, 17Bc; good ordinary 1s%c; common. 1f4@141ac; Mexican prime i'o Cotton ea'f seed oistriotly prime crude in bulk, 2lM21lbc; strictly prime crude in bar res, 23laQ24c; refined, 26Q261ac. | AT Cincinnati. Cincinnati, O., Jan. S.-Flour was less ac-
 Wheat was fairly active; No. 2 red, track, 6Zc; No. red track, 64c. T. Corn was aCIlVe anu III illcIedocu ucihohu No. 9 mixed, 29kc No. white, 291sc. Oats were quiet; No. mixed, 2Oc; No. z white, 2fAc. on oo. Pork was quiet and steady; mess, s9Oo; clear mess, $10.00; family, 5000. Lard was steady; steam leaf, $5.75; kettle, $5;75; prime steam SS;2oIS;S1: ,,,ins szoo ,oose short rib sides, $512ls short clear sides, S5 S71a; box meats Ac more. H1. Dry salted meats were steady and quiet Shoulders, $425; short ribs. a,5O; short clear sides $4.62R; box meats Ac more.
 Whisky was quiet and steady at $1.22 St. Louis. St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 3.-Flour was un- changed. . ,,
 Wheat was higher; January, 55c; May, 5Sss659c bid; July, 5Skc.
 Corn was unchanged.
 Oats were higher; January, 16Ac May 19Ac
 Pork.Standard mess, S93O
 Lard-Prime steam, S5.20; choice, $5 27la.
 Bacon-Shoulders $5.00; longs S5. l2ls; clear ribs $5 121a; short clear sides. $5.25.
 Drysalted meats-Shoulders, $4.371s; longs. s4,5O: clear ribs, $4.621a; short clear sides $4.75 s, oo
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-04
Hides. Wool. Ett

Hides, Wool, Etc. Hides-Green salted. 5Q6c. Hldes--Dry flint, 7@9c. Hides--Dry salted, 6dSc. Beeswax-15M24c per pound.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

tation 10 piel Die &:be 1T, uno ber nod
Der 9nlidt eepiller 2eute an clem un=
bell Die ShulD trast, leiOet NIT, bonn
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baben. Sc lit ebea cine LnbeTreltocre
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pint,eien.
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Die @abl MeGinlsps tpiiroe bas Isg=
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bDbt.
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N.boi;er beIianoise @,beit gu Ii6"rn.
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ourN Die nothmenOisen @eonftioneh
unIeles 9ariis in Die Gage perlebt bat=
ten, nit Dem Muslanoe gu contnrriren.
(SdluB folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Sic SclepbonSeieaiGaft n,nS:
te nad)9cbcn.

9ette Wnd)e mou:en 2t,beiter im 9luf=
TRACE oer 5elspbOn9eiclllbait Dor oem
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ge0sn Ypotei, oa Die Bfoltel lbn bln=
bern piiro'u, oa5 alte GebduDe nah
ein"m anbeGn Srte 81 trarTpor1l,en.
Die 9trbeiier natmen bon Dem Yrptelte
feline 9iptis, Der cine PfOIten NOR 6on
9cIebt, fiir ben nnoetn mar bas So6
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oies Su binoan, unO Sr. NlerrnOel
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Efoten arfyuFe0cn unter Der SpOil:
gunQ, boB bieielbon auf Die gGeiiunc
oss 9ousbeIibers IOfott entiernt merOen
milNen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
8inOsleDerne Sd)mbe.

8ir baben unsefdbr 800 gaar rinbs=
leoerne StiefeL eriter GualitGt, nit
ooppelten Soblen unO ben 9tdbten auf
Der Seite BON Sano gema6t. GiepDbn=
li6er greis $3.50; mir perfaufcn oie=
ieloen fir $2.65.
lln9efdbr $50 paar rinbsleoerne
S6uhe nit 8oppelIo6len. Gjetp0bnli=
der pre's $3.50 mir pertaufen bieiel=
ben fir $l.95.
lln9efdbr 60 9aar rinosleoerre Sno=
benltiefel nit 9oppeliohlen. @jepDbn=
li6er Yreis $3.50; mir perfaufen Die=
ielben fiir $1.85.
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II uno II fir IS @ents.
gBir baben ben SO.tbeil i'm 6anoel
nit rinosleoernen Stiefeln. 8umm=
itieiel uno Ti15=SGrAe uno Stlefel lino
oa fir Gr1, mern S6r Tie wOllt, UNI
5u biliglten Breiien.
6. 81. parmelee, Der S6ubbano=
let, 1l6 Sft=9O9ft, obe, Sem pDilaoel=
p6ia, Sbip.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
(Cina"io tb..)
NNtI-S " IVttJ
Sonntag= Sdtai GonOeatttou.

Sic er6abenote uno bette Sonntag=
S6ul=@pnpention, Die jemul5 in OOrf
5p. oboebolten mnrbe. bat am l3. ,.
in Der Wetbooiitentir6 I'M Slotomn=
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Sire. 9lusgeieifnete &eoen muroen
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erreibt peroen miiiien, penn Der Gin=
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our6oringcn iOQ, sur Gbre GOttes i'm
6immel uno auf GrOen, nd6st bon
Sag 81 Sas. Nl0se es 10 bleiben. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

Mm 9. September Srau Sretta
&einsber8er on Seaper Sam i'm sllter
bon 46 Sabren on Der IusSebrung.
gtm IL. September auf ber SSarm
ieines goiers in Der Ndbe bon Sunbee
9luItin Seller, 80 Sabre alt, an Der
9uSoebrun9.
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pbia na6 ldn9erer Srantbeit 9Slttlue
Wlatiloa 9itto, 81 Sabre alt. Die
8erltprbene hinterlGbt lehs Sinoer, Slpei
SDbne uno bier S0bter.
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IDington Srau glno. GoettQe BON Sen=
niipn, melGe baielblt bel iDrer Wtrtter,
S5rou Stonebroof, auf SeIu6 mar.
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binterldBt elnen trauernDen Gatten nit
swei Sinbern.
9lm Monta9 in ll6ri6spille Srau
Sarob gbeeler, 73 Sabre alt, on el=
nem S6loganfall, Dem friiber 1bpn
spei anoere pprangin9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

8oB Die Seoer md6tieer 1T, 'cls
baa 5ulpc;t, ac;et i6on Die Sbatia6e,
boR jebt i1on mebr Stabl sur Serltel=
lung pm TeDe.n perwalOt miro, als
III aQea Smwe,t= unD Salonen=Saorl=
ZEN Der Welt.
gGie mon9cm 3citnngsberausge=
ber, 10 erge1t es pielen prebi9ern oes
@ortes 6ottes F.: anitatt oes ibnen su=
ife6enoen @eIDes erhulten lie i6Dne
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su ri1ten SIMMER eibt es 2eute, tpel=
DIE Iaee1, baB iie alles glnbere baben,
MIR fein 8clO, uno oieie Slaiie m0dte
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meine S1euer- uno meine &ii6entbiire
itets onen ltebt, um ireeno giipas. baS
Sic pertaufen ipollen, gum Marftpreiie
enteeoenSunebmcn. Dab Die Whtslie=
Der oieIer Girhe ihfen grebiger unb
anoere GirhenIhulben nibt besablen,
ion nidt ineine 5Nulo iein, Gb Die
Wfabnuns scfru6tet bat, ipiro nibt be-
tihtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
9eiratbsb ewtuigun8en.

Bm. p. N0man = Sotie @iQ.
9apio WnDerIDn = 2lnnie yBilliams.
@bas. 6. &elrer-Glara S6uenbereer.
@barlps Sones = eSOa W. Gorts.
g0m. Is. Smith = Sehnie Scott.
6ptparO @elner = Sel"(ta peters.
@m. 6. 8iebolD = emma 3ice.
Sam. s. Sorri berger - pbreDe gri=
der.
SObn ). Moore, e,-Gt6el M. Serauion.
Sos. 6. 2epDer - 9iina u. Willon.
Nonm Sbpmos - @mma geit.
&illlc,n Siiors - Ibbie gerroo.
6o?riion 9. Warner = @ua Stien.
GmorD 6. @ornabal:- Gmilp e. 6ier=
ban96.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
@a, uat ,pobnt Sbr ttid)t inn
ciaenea SSattie =?

Spredt in Der Ylonins Mill BON
Sobn 9tdeelp rno Sobn on Sront
StraBe ppr llnO Sbr tpet5et fiaOen,
oaB es eoen 10 lei6t 1T, i'm ei9enen
Saaie 81 mobncn, ols Wtieibe 81 be5ab=
len. GicielOen bauen Sud- 9p9en cine
leidte gn5c1lnng unb su aihiti9ea Se=
Dinguneen ein Saus unO be"eWnen nu
mGbiee Ginien fir oas on9ele9te Sapi.
tot.
g9orum Nfie;he bc5abien, menn Sbr
nit Dem nalhii6en @sloe na1 unO na6
elm Sous eriperc,1 fDmlt ?
Q8uni6t SIR Sud nit leidter Miibe
Gill eige'es 9eim 81 erperben, 10 iesi
Gud init 9tQ9etD uno Sobn in Ser
billoung. tt
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gcbt bic flint 5tiide BON ICbiuar.

- Scbt Die flint Stiife bon Idipars
sen SancD gEollitOien fir mooiIfe
Rleioer bel Sarts. Sur 55 Gents per
Oaro unb As 3pll brett.
- Na6 bem ubri6spile Chronicle
fieblt man bort arb 9anse Ghmeine=
fauc. 9tu9 Elm 3ei9en forti6reiter,=
Der Sultur.
= Sic Sart Wercantile Go. bat Elm
pp0ltdnoiges 2ager bon Serbit= uno
9Dinterpaaren, BON 5uhitpIten uno
5duben. Yreiie billiaer oenn ie.
= Die Gorbereitungen fir Die oies=
dbri9e Gpuntp 6air ino 10 siemlid
pollenoet. 9ieIelbe bauert OOm 20.
September bis 2. Sftnber. Sport
freunoe meroen erfreut Iein su bDren,
oab Die @ettrennen beionoers interenant
lein peroen Il
- Nm lebten Samta9 fubr Ioam
Wolf bon ieiner @obnun9 I'M 6reDs
5bal nab @uabenhiiten, no er 8elddtte
bate. sluf Dem &iiftpe9e be9leitete
i'm @i.foro Gii6cr uDn 8naoeubiitten.
Sei Der Sabn SreuSung in Sod II
cpOioirte gSolIs 6ubrmerf nit eincm
ga9nsug uno Die beioen Wdnner luur=
ben Ipfnrt 9"tDotst.
- @m Is. September orangen gin=
BREEDER in ben Store in Gainmri9bt
uno Ipren9ten Die duBere Sbiir oes 8elo=
l1ronfes auf uno erbeuteten $l2-$1o,
Die in einem S6ubfabe loeen. Sie
innere Sbiir bes Shranfes fpnnten Die
Siebe ni6t oufmu6en. Gs beiBt, es
Iei Elm beoeutenoer Setra9 in Dem
Sdranfe aufbem0blt 9eipeIen.
Sin junoer 8eidditsmann in
llbri9spiae lieB iib Die Saare i6nci=
ben uno Dep S6nurrbart wegraiiren.
9lls er oas nddlte Wtal iein Wdoher
antraf uno lie bcimbe9leiten pollte,
fannie lie ibn nidt uno 9rfldrte ibm,
| lie lalle li6 BON teirem 6remoen bsim=
fiibren. Ser junge Ntonn ladte uno
lieb Die entriiitete MaiO laufen.
= Gin bielioer @eiddftsmonn be-
auftra9te lebte Mo6e eintn Suhrmann,
feline Srauben su lelen lno ein5utelteln,
oa er 10 piel oopOn babe, bab er ga,
nibt wiiie, pos oamit anFan9en. -
ySa" ia9te oarauf oenen Partner, vunf
meine Srauben aph, i9 mill audi gSeir
maden." SAper nit Sdlisrn, Sufer
uno @imern belaoen. fubr Der 6ubr:
mann na6 Dem 9eIegneten @einberge
oeiien reihe grntc Der Sn1aber ni9t 81
betpdltigen bermodte. 81 fono Der
glaB, fano aud Die Sraubenlt0fe nO6
ober oieielben bpten Elm gilO nie oi
Groe na6 Dem erfen SdDpfun95tage
! tie maren ipiiIte uno leer. Sic SSral
oes SauIeS bate in ibrer SerSen89iit,
Die Srauben Der'denft. pbne Dem 0e
| itren9en @beGerrn Wtittbeilung gu ma
6en. = NerGerlih fubr Der gefOppt
GDHelenfer baDDn uno nod Dem sipei
ten Neingarten, bon Dem er ii6 eln
before Nusbtute reripro6. 9lber bi,
madte ct Die nGmiide @>fabrung, ord
ni6t elm SrGubhen mar mebr 81 finoen
@iitteno fubr Der delo 8etduI6te nae
SauIe, iebte ii6 lin uno i9rieb su
@rinneruna oes @reigniiles cine 9cIal
5ene - Gednung.
- &auft fein Monument no6 etnen
Satalo9. Sonlmt na6 Der gSertItatt
iebt mas Sbr motif llnO ipart Gelb Oa
bel, oenn OieIelben Ueroen 9e9enpdrti!
biuiser pertauft als je Supor bel
Seiter & Sntle.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23
Grtutiiott tta6 Gittsbmrg.
seenu,irte grsiie iiher BITE pennislpania sinien,

@enujirte Sreie iiher BITE pennisinania Sinien.
GrcrrfiuustifetS mad @ittsburg uber ole Feunipls
oanta &tnlen Sum geude BET a!usitelnng perben on
ben fo9enbeu 9onherltagen oertanit: IT, NIB "a.
Sept u.b L. g., Is. NIB %. Sftober. Gin 2det fir
b,e 8uubrciie ppn Nem pbilobelpbln toiet 1855 wu.
rin cine G,ntristorte fir Die ansitclnns nbe9rtifen
lift 9ie 9idets fir Die pinfabrt TnD om 9e.fai1stc.
9e anf olleu rsselmdBtsen Sigen gut uni 5ipe
Gage 9iltig fir bic Scimfebr. Stir Ettets unt
sSabr3eit menoe man iidb on o. .. 9ratt 9iteta9ent
IN Slelp 9DiloOelpDic. g.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23


x Sin Sdnsten in vSloomers" CAB
e5 neulib in Dem Srte Cascade, Der
mpftfern in Dem ,alifOrnilben Gascao=
Qcbirge beleoen 1T. NQe Sbeilnebmerin=
men, 9lei6piel Ob perbeirathet ooer ull-
perbeirotbet, ,paren in uglopmers" 9e=
tleiOef.
x Ser Sheriff umo Der Morlhal in
Galomel, o, itntteten leBte @oWe Der
Soil einen Se1ub ob uuo pcr9aCen, als
Iie Iih entferntsn, Die Sbii,e wieber aO=
sui6lieBen. 3luei GinbreAsr, 9tamens
9DDle uno Murpbp, DeniiBten Die 9iin=
Iti9t 8ele9enbeit unO riTe.l aus.
\ Der Gritifer ocs ylllmer 5aoeblatt"
batte cine bort ouftretenoe SGnge=
rim cine vtrdhsenoe Sunafrau" ae=
nannt. 9ie in igren 6eillgiten Gefiih=
len Qefr0ntte &iinitleriu pertla9te ben
Rrititer meoen geleiOi9ung, unO leberer
nuroe Su 80 Mforf Strafe perurtbeilt.
Sin GbineIe ons Dem Gefoloe 81
9ung @DanoS bat Die unQeheuerlide
3batiuhe petratbeu, ooB ein 9'ofer
She'll Der @inuo6ner bes &ei6ts Der
Niitte beute nob ribt ipeiB, OoB China
pon Sopm perbauen uurDe, Ober DaB
iibsrhaupt Elm 5srte9 5m Iden Sbina uno
Snpou ltottQeIgn0en bobe.
Gin tiibuer Gduber bru6 fiir3lib
in Elm Gi9orrenoeiGdft in Melbourne,
2luitralien. unO lieB fol9erOe 8ptl6aFt
Suriif 9ont fir Oen famDien Sabot.
Qlu59eseihnetes Sraut rau6t Ii6 fiibI
uno aromatilh." gGas that nun Der
geraubte ? Gr blng oies ieltiame 3eu9=
nib ous, bcnatnte cine Sorte ySur9lars
liteb" uno ma6te sroBarti9e @eiddIte.
0a5 gebt ii6er iplbit iiber oen 8eIbGlts=
S6arfllnn Der Oantees.
9ie canaoiIben Sonfen 6aben ib=
rem &unDen Elm Girtular Sugei6ift nit
Dem @riu6cn, ba1ielbe 81 unterf6reiocn
uno an oiegont suriif5uIdifsn. Sn bie=
lem Girtptor perpflihten li6 Die SUM
ben i6re Der 8ant ansoeitelten Sdulo=
iheine l,ilo QBe6iel, weIde in ben Ser.
Staoten umgeiebt miirben, IN GolO III
beSablen unO Die Sanf, i'm Sole oie
3oblun9 in entwerthctem Silber pOer
anoeren Gourant Ell rfolgt, i6aolos sr
bolten.
- 200 Mpnumente tperben bel 8ei.
ter & 2ptle Su @uren eisenen preiIei
perfault. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-23

Mdhrenb Der Gair (29. Sept.
bis 2. Oftober) miro i'm 5airsrunoe in
Canal Doper Elm grober 2uftballon ftei=
9en aelallen. MuA Die anoern Nttrac=
tionen linb bieies Sabr beiOnoers iebens-
ipertb. II