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sex and your correspondent are also slightly indisposed.
 Hereafter, when we want to fill up oui correspondence. we cannot do as we have done lately-put in an article in regard to the ice business. The run has been taken down. and Austin Rowland has charge of the building.
 The subject for discussion ill this place now is the Corbett- Fitzimmons fight There is no betting, money here, so do not get excited.
 Moose Meadow.
 David Lillibridge exchanged cattle with Broad Brook parties last week.
 We are glad to report that Calvin Rider is much better
 Frank Underwood, who has been em. ployed for the past year by Jesse Enc has purchased of W. D. Ruby the Young's property in Tinkerville.
 The winter term at the Roaring Brook school has ended. The last day was de. voted. as usual, to examinations, with suitable exercises, in which the scholars made good showing, with much credit for the teacher, Miss Ward. There was large number of townspeople present.
 Very encouraging reports have been received from Mrs. Benj. Arnold, who went to Colorado last fall, with the ex. ception of an attack of la grippe, from which she is just recovering. MT. and Mrs. Arnold are now located at High. lands, but will soon remove to idaho Springs.
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MANSFIELD. See Tax Collector Gardner's notice.

An old folks concert was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hunting ton, Thursday evening, which proved to be very enjoyable affair. The social advantages of these gatherings are deser- vedly popular, and no pains are spared to hospitality of the host and hostess, at their pleasant home.
 A. B. Campbell, has his store in con- l plete shape to cater to the wants of the general public. His stock is all of the best make and cannot fail to please the most fastideous. The best goods are the cheapest in the longrun and MT. Campbell should receive the patronage of the best trade in this section. We wish him much success in his business venture.
 The school will close for the spring va cation, Friday; and in the evening the pupils will give an entertainment at the school rooms under the direction of Miss Cora Whitford. Miss Whitford has met with success in the management of the school, and we hope she will be engaged ! bO OC0Sh IAO AuS GCALA.
 l GurleyviI1e. Mrs. $. P. Chaffee is on the sick list. | David Munyan has purchased a horse of Bradley Sears, of Spring Hill. | Clinton Barrows, of Newington, has been spending few days with his aunt, Mrs. Hyzer Simonds, at Gurleyville.
 There is to be an entertainment given 
 Rockers hall, Mt. Hope, Wednesday evening, March 10th. Admission15 cts.
 The blue bird is hailed as harbingel of Spring. It is also reminder that ( blood-purifier is needed to prepare tn. system for the facilitating weather tt come. Listen and you will hear the bird singing Take Ayers Sarsaparilla fl March, April, May"
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HOLLAND

Word was received Saturday that Hon. Wm. Sumner had suffered a slight touch of apoplexy, but it is not thought to be serious.
 The house of George Dinlow, near the school house at Snipsic, was burned to the ground early Thursday morning. Most of the furniture was saved. The fire is supposed to have started around the chimney. The family has moved into a part of Fred s. Meacham's house.
 About thirty friends of Miss Lydia Andrews gave birthday surprise party at the residence of G. W. Langsing or Monday evening.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. will hold candy social at the residence of E. $. Agard on Friday evening.
 Mr. Loren Newcomb is confined to the house with the shingles.
 Lakey Kurau of Torrington visited at w. A. Agard's over the Sabbath.
 Hon. Chas. Underwood, who is spend ing the winter in Newton, Mass, was ir town a few days last week.
 Thomas Reilly, the accomplice o Henry Dimlow in his horse stealing ant desperate evasion of officers, was brought to jail on Monday.
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SOMERS.

Bicycle opening and reception at, E. A. Buck & Co.'S, Stafford Springs, March 18th. Refreshments free from to 10 p. m. Come one, come all.
 Miss Edith Hurlburt Is visiting friends in Boston, Mass.
 Miss Lillian V. Lee was home from Pal mer, Mass, over last Sabbath and few days the early part of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard West are the happy parents of a son, born Sunday Feb. 2Sth.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Avery attended the far mers institute, at Ellington the 26th, Ult.
 Mir. Daniel Pease of Chicago, Ill. , Alexis Pease, of Cripple Creek, and MT and Mrs. Albert Bond, of Brooklyn, were Sabbath guests of their sister, Mrs. w. C. Pease.
 Mrs. Job Hurlburt, of Hazzardville visited friends in town Friday and Satur day of last week.
 Tramps are so plenty as to have become nuisance, twenty-four being kept ovel night last month at the expense of thu town.
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Robbins and Wilbur Chaffee; absent one day, Ethel Davis, Leona Shearer, Louie Cady and Elwin Preble. Prizes were won by Lillie Gilbert, Leona Robbins, Wilbur Chaffee and Blanche Robbins. The term closed very pleasantly with straw ride, after which the participants repaired to Miss Bradway's home in West Stafford, where supper was enjoyed by all.
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The new cotton stufs, too, demand attention; they com pei it. There was never so complete a show of wash goods fnery in Springfield as we have here now.
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Munyun's Homeopathic Remedies

Have cure for every disease, from 8 common headache to Hypochondriasis- Pathophobia. A complete stock at low est prices always on hand at
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Springfield, March, 1897. New Dress Goods.
 Look down our long stretch of dress goods counters. There are scores and scores of new dress stufs on view there. Paris, Berlin, Lon don and New York styles. Strange if the seeker after new spring fashion should pass here disappointed.
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NO WASHERS ABOUT THIS!

]. You may fool us in the music box, but when you say you can afford to get along without q Hot Water Bag, when you can cuy one, warranted not to leak, for 59c., we know better, as often times it will save you long sickness.
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GAS !

WANTED-A young man willing to 1. w work for advancement. Good salary to
 begin with. Address w. A. BENJAMIN, Olm- stead Block, Springfield, Mass. isfSw
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Dress Skirts.

Dress Skirts.
 A regiment of new dress skirts are on parade all ready to do active duty. Not very many years ago you'd be shocked at the idea of us mentioning ready made skirts now, how different. Thrifty, industrious makers have kept at it and at it, rivaling the best workmanship, the best styles, and giving them to you, through us, for less and less money all the time. Last season it seemed as though the limit in the lowness of price had been reached, but it was not so--the new skirts are marvelously cheap. For instance At sl.s5-Black figured mohair skirts, lined throughout, velveteen laced. At $2.50-Black serge skirts and skirts o1 fancy check materials. At $2.95-Skirts Of fancy brown and greer | check wool materials. At $3.95-Handsome skirts of fancy novel ties, plaids, all wool serges and figured mOhairS
 | At $4.95-skirts of plain Cecilians, gray nov | cities and fine ladies cloth.
 Skirts at $6, $7.5o, $9, $1c up to $25-handsome skirts ri oh skirts, distinguished skirts.
 FORBES & WALLACE,
 Main, Vernon and Pynchon streets, Springfield, Mass.
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FORBES & WALLACE, Main, Vernon and Pynchon streets,
 Springfield, Mass.
Treat Your Horse as You Would Yourself

At this season, if you are not feeling just right, you would go and get bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla for that tired feel ing, of some other blood purifier. Now your horse may feel just that same way. To remove all doubt, feed them Lathrop's Condition Powders. Only 19c. per pound package.
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UyANTED IMMEDIATELY-A com w petent person to take charge Of our board ing house; everything furnished by us; perma- nent situation for the right party personal ap- plicattons preferred. with references if required
 GARDINER HALL, JR., A co. south Wilmington, Conn.,, Feb. S4, 1897.
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Springfield, March, 1897.
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Homer Odell is again confined to the house with rheumatism.
 Mrs. Sarah Benson is sick with the grip. Dr. Newton is attending her.
 Ellery Chamberlin had added a new pool table at his amusement bureau.
 The school in district No. 10, Miss Ella J. Bradway, teacher, closes this week. The work that Miss Bradway is doing in thls school is appreciated by the parents.
 A company of young men here are re- hearsing for minstrel show to be given next week. John Ensminger, who has been with Hi Henry's minstrels, Is man. ager, and with the talent here to select from we may expect first c.ass show.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre- gational church will hold birthday party in the vestry next week Thursday, from to 10 p. m. Letters will be road from those who formerly lived in the place, in- cluding former pastors. A sale of fancy and useful articles will be held, and an entertainment will be given consisting oi music and readings. Supper will be serv- ed. All are cordially invited to attend. West Stafford.
 The school in Orcuttville, district No 6, Miss Georgia M. Bradway, teacher closed Saturday. Number of scholars 27; average attendance, 24.s4; pupils not absent during the term, Eva Davis l Grace Robbins, Blanche Robbins, Leons
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LATHRoP's DRUG STORE.
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Lathrop's Drug Store.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-18
0eForbem. !.

Mm 5. Nuauit in Uliopale ssraa
Marcus Carrot i'm gllter bon Al Sab=
rem. q
glm Is. Muguit in Der Ndbe BON
SADnbrunn Die Wittme BON 6. 3: Sa=
fobs. Die Geriforbene mar 70 Sabre,
| Mtonat uno s Sage off. sic bnter=
ldBt abt Ginoer, fiinf S6bne unb orei
SDbter.
glm 13. Mugult in Mbam Mias,
Mustineum @ountp, Sames Siiber,
friber in llbridspille 8ifet-Naent Der
pan Gamble Gilenbabn. Der 0erltor=
bene mar Der dlteite 9lneefteate Der pan
6anble 8abn uno bot nod an benz 8ar1
Der Steubenpille & Snoiana @ilenbabn
9earbe.tet.
gm IA. 9lueuit In @nabenbiitter
@omarb Beter, elmer Der dlteifen 8iir.
ger bieIes GountDs. Yeter paro an
~. Seb. 1915 in 8naoenbiitten eebo.
rem. 'Sein 8ater, Dabie Beter. Der in
Sabre 1899 nod @naoenbiitten fam.
fat in @emeinldaft nit 3eisberger BIZ
8ebeine Der 9emoroeten hriiiliben Sn=
bianer aeiammelt uno bearaben. So
iparo Peter thar BON 1916 = 1856
S6abmeiiter bon Suscarctpas Gountr
uno bate gu jener 3eit nod jeoesmal
nod Columbus 81 reilen. um Dem
Stats SbabWeiittr Die Staats.
Steuern 81 besablen. st pfeste
bann gu bisiem 3wede i'm Sattel mad
Cambridge 81 reilen, oos 8elo in Der
Satteltai6en uno bon Cambridge au!
bic Boltfutibe su nehmen. Ser Ser.
iforbene binterldBt lieben ainber, oie'
GDbne uno brei SDdter uno sablrei6'
@nfel.
8eitern Woreen nm 3 llbr in Mton
roe, @is.. gilbert, bas II Monate alt'
Sbbn6en bon &pp Saberg babier
Sas Gino NOR bier Dor tpenigen Wo
den am Nerpenfieber ertrantt uno a..
iih baHelbe etipas erbolt bate, empfab
Der Nrst cine 2uttdnoerung uno oi
Wtutter reiste oeBbalb nit Dem Steiner
na6 Wiseonlln. @eifern idnote Il
bem 8atten Die telegrapbil6e NabriAt
OaS Gino lei Qe1tDrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-18
Cine 9efdbriidje 2lbentcmerin.

2ebte @obe famen @eor9e 2ebner,
Elm 8afbofbeliser BON alesbenp, Ya..
uno pbilip MeSonpueb, Elm @ebeim-
polisiit, bier an unb iudten eine glben=
teuerin, Die 2ebner um 9iamanten i'm
gDertbe BON $1,000 uno 5000 in @elb
beitoblen bate. Man brabte bic: in
grfabruns, oab oas Srauensinmer bic
faht porber i'm grhanae 9otel iiber=
na6tet uno bon bier auf einem nDrolid
sebenoen 3u9e Der 6. 8. & %. 8abn
meiter gereist mar. 9ebner uno isin
6efdbrte nabmen bier ben Marlbal
Sren nit lid, um Die 8lebin. Die ibren
9tamen oils Clara Splosnbaum BON
pbilaoelpbia, 3d., i'm SotelreSifer ein=
getraaen bate. iuden 81 belfen. Sas
Brio begab iib nab Sbanesbille uno
bort fdno man Die Siebin, ipel6e Iid
oasu perifano, Die Siamanten suriif sr
! seben, morauf man iie laufen lleb.
@lara 9ploenbaum, poer mas De,
ridtiee Same ber Nbenteuerin iein mag,
oll Die So6ter armer. aber ebrlibel
0eute iein, Die in Der Rdbe ppn Sbones:
bile mObnen. sic lit cine biibih,
glOnoine bon 27 Sabren uno ma6t Ell
men eetpinnenoen @inoruf. Sic ihein
auf's Seiratben su reiien, ibre Spfel
aIsoann aussupliinoern uno anoersml
auf tpeitere @roberunsen aussugeben
IS iit idaoe, oaB man Die Oiebin nih
fef9enommen uno sur &eheni6aft ge
soeen bat, um ibr oas Sanowert sriino
lih 81 le9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-18

DR Garmer baben bereits beeoil=
nen, Die Gelber fir Die Minteriaat all
pfliisen. Ser CONNER sebt su @noe.
Cine Gperetta unter Dem Sitel
, ,9ie Glonbpte Ghneltern bon Mlasfa"
iou am IL. September in SuscaraiDas
auf9efiibrt tperoen.
= 8os pampblet Yraftiiber Weg=
tpe.ier su gfarrer Seb. Gnelpps Seil=
metbobe, in peutiher ober enaliiher
Sprahe, III iii unierer Office gu baben.
Yreis 10 Gents. tt
Mm A. Mueuit iblug Der 8lib in
Die Sdeune BON Spliab Wturpbp in
@aibinstou 5p. uno bieielbe brannte
ppl itdnois nieoer. Sn Der Sheune
maren 40 Sonnen Seu, 8etreioe uno
Maidinen aller 9lrt. Seine 8erlide=
run9 bieielbe ipar turse 3eit porber
ausgelaufen unb nidt erneuert moroen.
2ebten 6reitas slbenb gerietb
SIaae 6erreu, Der friber in SenniIon
in Den giienbabntperfifdtten gearbeitet,
in Steubenpille mater einen Sra1tsuq
uno iparh ibredlid peritiimmelt UNI
serihnitten, ebe Die 2ei6e unter BEN
3uae berausgebolt weroen fonnte. Sit
2eide nuroe nod Sennilon gebraht,
Inn bort beltattet gu tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-18

miiHen bis gum l. September 1897
perfauIt meroen, oa mir unier 2ofal
leeren miiHen unb entibloiien liuo, biz
gu ienem Sage Den &eit unierer Waaren
nod Dem Siioen 81 peridifen. Sic
Yreiie fOmnen niht in Setra1t, ba es
uuiere QbIdt lift, Die 8orrdtbe 10 piel
als m0elid gu reousiren. Sies 1T feiu
&dumungsoertaui. ionoern Elm ri6ti=
ger Nusoerfaui, um bas @eiddft auf=
auaeben.
8eoenft, mir baben nur nod A SEQ.
den, uni bel gub ;u iein. 10 benub,
Die 8elesenbeit oieies NusperfauIs uni
maht gud oenielben gu gfubeu.
Sir Die friibere Gunoidaft befens
oantenb empfieblt li9 Die
SartMercantile Co.,
Sit=6odtrabe,
9few philadelphia, s.
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0uber GorrcSpomoens

Ste Gu9el III I'm Eollen un0 0te
Wiebertebr beiierer uno pielleibt gutter
3elten besiisli6 Der Snouitrie uno oes
Sanbels bes ameritaniiben Bottles, be-
finoet iid alei6lam i6un iebt fiir uns
in srsifbarer Ndbe.
9luf ben Mdrften bes 9aroes entlpi=
felt iih reyes 2eben, Die Yreiie fir
Sarrprobufte, &pbmaterial uno Sab
ritate eeben in Die SObe uno bieies Iino
Die lanee bsrmibten aber erfreuliden
0orbpten uno untriigliden 3eihen
gum be1ern Moblereeben unb Der @ie=
oeraufrihtuns aus Der 3erriittung ame=
ritanii9en Wobltanoes.
Mber tpie lib Die pbigen Statiahen
aus Den sroBen Mdrtten I'M Citsn uno
Weiten oes 2anoes beltdtigen, 10 neb.
men mir ielbit bier 5u Sauie,in unlern
fleineren Stdoten eineu almdlisen Nuf=
idDung gemabr un6 unier eenIaler
Sreuno unb Sumelier 9err @ottleb
Grebs. oer itets nit benjenigeuin Der
Sront mariairt. oenen iolde aiinltise
Womenie ME enteeben. fanb es oeBbalb
an Der 3eit, iein ausaeaeidnetes 2aoen=
lotal sriinolid su reitauriren, nm oas-
ielbe gum ih6nlten ieiner Nrt i'm um=
freiie au 9eitalten.
Serr q. Srebs erfreut fid ieit laneen
Sabren zines auseebebnten 6reunben=
treiies, 1T als ebrli9er unn tiihtiger
@ef9dftsmann ,peit uno brett befannt
unb eeabtet uno biirfte anertannterma=
BEN, in Der @riinbli6teit ieiner Gad=
tenntniiie biniibtli6 bes llbrmaderbe=
rufes, in bieiem gountp uniibertrpffen
baltehen.
Sn ieinem 0erfaufslpfal finben mir
itets elm rei1es MKortment beitebeno In
eriter &laiie Wan0ubren, iDtpie 8plo=
uno @,l5er=3aiGenubren uno 2etten,
neblf elmer beoeuienoen Musmabl BON
Sdmudseaenitdnoen uno Muiifinitru=
menten. Wir tpiinihen ihm in ieinem
@eihdfte belfen Grfols.
Oie gauperiobe fir 3ir1en uno
SdulbduIer babier. oiirfte borausii6t=
iihtli1 nod nidt ibren Mbi1luB finben.
gs muroen betanntlid tpdbrsnb Der leb=
ten 10 Sabre fir Canal Gober brei
Shul9ebdube uno 2 Gir6en 9ebaut,
oarunter zines an STEELE bes alten loge=
nannten DAT Grppe uno zines ebenfans
on Steae bes alten fog. 2. Ctr. Shul=
sebdubes, ictpie Dem neuen Gdulbauie
i'm neuen Gtabttbeil 8rooflpn, ebeni1
Die ensliid=luiberiide 2irde an ber 3.
Strabe uno Der .Welib gburn" in
Grootlnn. uno md1reno. tuie idon friis
ber ermdbnt. bic neue fatbolii1e Rirhe
3ur 3eit i'm Bau besriifen lit, bat nun
aud Die beutih.lutberiIde ct. Soban.
nes 2irde elm gom,te or9aniiirt, BEN
bic 3eihnuna bon Baarbetrd9en feitens
Der Mitelieoer bis sur 0obe bon eireo
$4,000 fiir Wau3uede 81 @runbe lieat.
gs 1T bies elm lObensmertbes 3eiden
unb iro9en bieie Neuerunaen in erbeb.
Ii6er Weiie sur 3ieroe Der stabt bel.
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Bon @an5aS.
Glapman, Z. 9lug. 1897

.8t O8ssNseWHs - ~*ss.tssA 49,
Wertber Bepbabter /!
Dein Wetterberidt BON A. b. bon
Ganias itimnit fir hieiise Geaenb nidt,
benn fhon por elmer Wpd)e hatten ipir
Die angenebmt 9emperatur BON l04
los 8rao am @batten uno am leBten
5onntag itieg bielelbe iogar auf llO,
np Der Wdmnemeher bis Mbenos Z llbr
lfeben blieb. SD oadte babel an elm
Spriihlein, mas man bel frl6em
Wetter i'm Canton Bern in Der 6iinfsi=
ger periobe ansumenoen pflegte
pWer jeBt gu oieier 3eit nit ihmiBt,
1T s'fule pber a'frdnflih."
2ebte gDode batten mir bier einige
Gegenfdauer nnb Der thermometer Da=
rirte srpiiden SO - 104.
@s lift iebt bier auf eine 5ienli1 quite
Gprnernte gu rednen, aber es war Die
bDh1fe 3eit, ionit mdre alles pcrloren
geipelen, mie an pielen anoern Orten
aud.
Sie WeiSenernte mar bier siemlid
gut. gBie uiel ib erbalten. fam ih
nidt iagen, oenn ib babe nod ni6t
seoroIden.
@iele @riibe !! $. ..
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0ciftIidjc follett 0ctuerbeitcucr
te5attctt.

Sort Scott, Gas., Is. Gu9uf. Cine
Gieli9e 3eitua9, pie aud mebrere Mit=
9l,eber oes Gtaotratbs, beiteben oarauf,
oab menn cine 8eiuerbe=Steuer erbo=
ben iperosn ioll, um oas 9efisit 9utau=
MAIDEN, bas entifanben lit, ieitbem Die
@irtbidaften sei6loien muroen, aud
Die 8eiItliben befteuert ueroen iollten,
oa auf ibre @eranlaiiune unb in Solee
ibrer Neitation, Die g8irtbldaften ee=
IdlOlen luuroer, nno lie iomit brett
fir bss 9efBit i'm StaotidaB berant=
lportlid lino.
Gem Staotratb lieet jebt cine Iol1e
@emerbeiteuerrS Sroinans Dor. Mebrere
Mitslieoer lpel9ern li6 aber oieIelbe AT
unterifiiben. luenn nibt aud Die @eilt=
li1en beiteuert tpiiroen. Sic Yolisei
lit felt suei Wonaten nidt mebr besablt
tporben.
Ser Staot=9lnmalt bat elm Butadten
abgeaeben. oub Die gelteueruns Der
@eiitli6en Suldife lei, mennslei1 lie in
feiner anoeren Stabt oes 9anoes gum
Sraaen Der 0ifentliden 2aiten beranae=
sogen wiiroen.
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Gin miiblid)cS 4Md).

.Nicknames and Pseudonyms''
bon prominenien perionen, 1T Der 9itel
zines yudes. bas iosben i'm Drude ere
iNienen unb pom Grau Dannie parmes
lse.Dean BON 0olpofe. MaR., 9o6ter
bon o. y. parnslte bobier, init GROCER
Wlibe uno Gorafalts 3ufammenaedellt
III. 6eburts- unO fOoestag Der er.
iudbnten ptrionfn iuiro ail9e9sben uiaO
fitthdlt oas Bud zine ponhdnoige Qilfe
be- 0ifnamen pDn Gtodien, Qdnoerss.
Gtdbten, ieipie bon bernbmten Wdns
iisrn uHb 5rnuen.
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Sir ole WeriammImn8 Der
Viontere.

Die an q. Mueuft in llbridsbi0e itatt=
finoet, lit elm Invertebrates pro9ramm
aufseite0t.
Sm Wormittag tueroen ben brei dltes
fen @bepaaren i'm @Ountp (oon Der
preisbewerbuna iino stueite gben aus=
9eidlolien) preiie gegeben, beitebeno
in orei Gruppenbiloern.
Nadmittags miro Die Veriammluna
nit 6eians unb @ebet er0ffnet, oann
folgt cine geuillfommnunssreoe bon
Wapor s. Sobnifon. 9ierauf folseu
mod peridieoene &eoen unb @eidn9e,
ioipie bic Wabl bon Beamten.
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Sabn Waselb, ct. 6bas. Naselb.
Ghnntptnn
@obelmilble mllb @ol3bof
aew ghiladelphia, 0hio
Sabn Naselb, CT.
0aubols 9lIer Mrt,

Satebfenfer, Genferrabmen, Sbdren eaten, G,eImIe,
Soormen, SalOufen, SO3rdser, Sdinbe1n &C. ifets in
cber Nuswabl an 6anb. Gcntrafe werben yrpmpt aug
seabrt. QDer etnen 8auplas bat befcmmt eanfse
3ablunes~ ~Bebinsunsen.
s9reinerarbeit ieoer Mrt prompt & billig beioret
Sm Der etaht weroen bic geaarm aberau5in re seetert
epre9t BET ansbs xsIepbsn Nn. As.
eY- Die Office u and abenhs BON bis MIR aHen
Goltn Nnpelu 3 @nlttt. Gieentbamer.
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Sic epesiaI 0ramo Snrp.

tuelde lebte Wode einberufen uuroe,
bat fOlaenoe 4laeen einserei@t:
Gbas. Smith, ginbruh.
ssObn Gdmab, Streit unbs sdldgerei.
grnit Yurtbart, Sobn 3opf unb
2eonarb Song. ginbru6.
Winfielb g. WalB, orei Mntlagen
pegen 6ebierei.
pete Clio, Qleinoiebifabl.
US puroen s ldlle unteriudt. 80
9eugen pernommen uno 8 Mntlagel
eingereidt.
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Ser 9entl9e Beobadlter.
xsm gbtlan.lpbia. IS. aasaa. 1897.
gbrtp. 8. 8. Miller miro ndh

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mad Der Mdodsn=&eF eFprml6ule m De-
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Samilien, Die iih bur6 eisene Sratt
burdsubrineen iu9en.
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tpeit erbo!t, baB er ieinen Pfli6ten als
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lenerdbern 1T oroB unb on bielen Orr
ten linb pie Sobrifanten gesmuneen,
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su idlieBen.
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ginbru1 eingereidt bate, befannte iif
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ben in ben Tlamn,en. Ser Shaoe,
miro auf $4,000 eeIhdbt unb III MT
tbeilweiie ourd 8eriideruns eebedt.
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fer.
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Gelo.- Wehrere Gerle, bic ben aanse1
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bes Diebifabls berbddtig. bob 1T es bi
iebt nidt aelungen, oerielben babbai
gu tperben.