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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-27
At NEW YORK.
Wheat and Oats Strong, but Corn
Breaks-GeneraI List Is Firm.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Receipts. "A, $50 bu;
exports, 1886 bu; higher on some grades
but ruled dull in consequence. Winter pat
ents. $3.75q4OO; winter straights. $500
3.65; Minnesota patents. $3.90d4I5: winter
exports. 1866 bu, l0c higher on some grades
extras $2.90a320; winter low grades, So 70G
$50. Rye firm; No. Western, 75c f. o. b.
afloat.
Wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports. g.
26S bu. Spot firm; No. red, S9l4c T. o. b.
affoat, S7lsc elevator; No. 1 northern Du-
luth SSc T. o. b. afioat; No. l hard Duluth
csc T. o. b. aiioat. Options developed a
strong advance and considerable activity
on bullish Southwestern news. including
high markets. small receipts and crop dam
age talk. Prices nearly reached top figures
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 26.-Hens. TIC per IN.
spring chickens SGtSc; young ducks, 71Rc; geese
full feathered s. per doz; young turkeys 90 per
ID; old, &c; dressed turkeys. 111zc.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Poultry-Alive irreeu-
lar; springers, &c; turkeys, 10ql1c; fowls l0c
Dressed easier springers, Sql01sc fowls, 9I12Jbc:
turkeys. 12c.
ST LOUIS. Dec 26.-Pogltry dull: chickens.
old. SC; young. &c; turkeys. TIC; ducks sac:
geese. safe
CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-Dressed poultry steady:
turkeys, 9d10c; chickens, 7ql3c.
CINCINNATI Dec. 26-Poultry easy; chick
ems, sac; turkeys, sac.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original--Albert p Murray. Albany, $40
Increase, Restoration, Reissue. etc.-Alexander
W. Austin. Muncie, 81: James B. MAXWELL Ma
tional Military Home Marion. SIP; Hugh
OMAHA dead. Bramble, sl2; Samuel +. Adams
Marysville. SIS; Ezra Stephens. Logansport ys
Decatur Chase. East Enterprise, $40: James A
Nef, Delphi ST; Charles King. Richmond. $40,
Frank d. Parker, Orland, sl4; Samuel II. Lane
louisville, sl4.
Original Widows. etc-Sophia Tarr Angola
IS; Alkaline 10y. Indianapolis. S.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-No market; holiday.
BERLIN.-No market; holiday.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 100f soc
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f,
Ice for checks. Spanish tours, 76.40.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2e.-The market to-day has
not recovered from the holiday influence and
business has been quiet. Exporters still bidding
for brown cottons, but almost uniformly turned
down, sellers proving firm. No change in
bleached cottons. Coarse cOlored goods are very
firm. Prints quiet. Some staple gnghams ad-
vanced &c per yard. Print cloths quiet with
bids Of &c for regulars. Mems wear wooens in
fair demand, chiefly overcoatings and cIoakings
Market firm. Dress goods quiet.
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Claude r. Sweeney. cottage, North BevilIa
avenue. near Tenth street, 81. 600.
Jesse Fletcher (guardian), flats, Park avenue
near Walnut street. IS, 500.
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Markets for silver.

dollars, 1910.
LONDON.-Silver bars, Tuesdays price,
2512d an ounce.
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FLEET To LEAVE HAVANA.-Rear Ad-
miral Higginson held a farewell reception
at Havana on board the battleship Kear-
sarge Thursday afternoon. The American
fleet Is making preparations to leave
Havana for Porto Rico.
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Treasury Statement.

NGTON.-Thursdays statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive OF the $50. 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows
Available cash balance. .s174, SOB SO
Gold llb. 275 TAG
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Cash quotations. were follOws Flour steady
No spring wheat, 77IkQ79c; No. ? red, S6a
size. No. yellow corn 65lsas6c. No. 2 oats,
46l9G47c; No. white. 4S&q49c; No. 8 white
ASK 049c No. . rye 66hc. Fair to choice malt
ing barley. 6OG63c No. l fiaxseed, S157: No. l
Northwestern, S1.57. Prime timothy seed, 1886.
per brl, S15.75G15S5. Lard. per 100 lbs 81 $50
18Th. Short-rib sides QOOse). SS.50dS 60. Dry
sailed shoulders (bOxed). SZ37l6d7.50. Short
clear sides boxed. $4,000 Whisky. on basis
OF high wines, Si.32.
corn. 10000 bu: oats. sos 600 bu rye 81 900 bu;
barley, 196. 600 bu Shipments-Flour S.. 900 brls:
wheat %. GOO bu: corn, $4,000 bu. oats, 81, 900
Blu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, 81 900 bu.
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NEW YORK, Dec pa new record
price for seat on the New York Stock
Exchange was established to-day by a sale
at $4,000. Last Saturday a seat sold for
$4,000. which was the record up 10 that
TINA
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION LINES
Station iI0 Onion Block, w Maryland

Trains leave Maryland and Illinois streets az
AIS a m and hourly thereafter until u:is
y. for Anderson Muncie. Alexandria. Ma
rion, ElwOod and way stations. Limited trains
for Muneie without stop. except at Anderson.
leave 1870 and 10. 30 q. m. 100 and 7.&0 p n
derson.
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Wool.
HietnIs.

ST LOUIS. Dec. 26-Wool firm and I'm de-
mand. Medium grades. l3QliLc; light, 12I5dl5c.
heavy fine. logic; tub washed. 14q24c
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

4. NJ. time Il in BLACK usures--Trains marked
thus: DAILY. S-Sleeper. P-ParlOr Gar, o.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. N-Except sunday
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GfOIMAYERs SEALS dI
WNNlSAS4 STENCILS, STAMPS
NcAIAlocUEFREE HApCES. CHECKS a.
i9fss TnpsS, Is s1ERIDIAN ST eROuSo RDosl
DIR. C. /. FLETCHER.

RESIDENCE-lO23 North Pennsylvania street
OBJECTS South Meridian street.
once Hours 70 10 a. m. 2 70 1 D. m: 10 .
D. m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. new. az: old. 1874
Brown.
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ARRESTE

ARRESTED IN MONTREALl-A. J.
Ayres, young messenger OF the Union
Bank OF Brooklyn. who disappeared re-
Gently with s2o00 OF the banks money, WAS
arrested on Thursday IN Montreal
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The Year Book.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2s.-Metals stagnant: quota
tons nominal; lead, 3.s5c; spelter. Also.
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STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE IN ACTIVE DEMAND, SELL
ING AT HIGHER PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active and About Ten
Cents Higher sheep steady
Condition of other Markets.
Union sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Dec. s.-Cattle-Receipts. 400; shipments.
100. Combined receipts of cattle for four
days have been quite small, showing de-
crease OF 400 compared with the same time
last week, and the receipts to-day were
less than half that of a week ago. The
shortage in supplies has been a great stimu-
liant to the demand for cattle. and with
unusually strong competition between To-
cal killers and a liberal demand from out
side sources there was more life in the
trade to-day than there has been for sew
eral weeks. 1t was common to hear of
sales 35Q40c higher than last Friday, and
generally statesmen reported a gain OF 15g
25c over Tuesday. Steers sold as high as
Sc. heifers, s5.25 and cows. $3.50. Quota
tons:
Good TO choice steers. 1850 lbs and
wards ........'..'................... $3.50 5.75
steers ............'..1............... 5000 $50
Plain fat 1900 to 1,SOO-lb steers. 4.5Od 5.25
steers 400 AS
Plain fat 1000 TO 1.150-lb steers. $3.50 4.4O
lbs ...................,............... &75a AS
lbs .................................. $3.50 $50
lbs Observation-Disclosures. asa 315
Common to good stockers......... 250d 3.25
Good to choice heifers. $500 $50
Fair to medium heifers S.O0q $40
Common to light heifers......... 2.256 2.75
Good to choice cows............... 340GD 400
Fair to medium cows........ ASA 3.25
Common old cows...................1 .25GD $50
Veal calves .......................4 $500 500
Heavy calves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .OOaD so
Prime TO fancy export bulls........ $500 4. %
Good to choice butcher bulls. 3.O0U 800
Common to fair bulls....... 2.O0lD 275
Good to choice cows and calves. .35.O0q5O. 90
calves 20 .OOa9O.O 90
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instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m, Dec. &c, 1901. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street
Both telephones 1905:
Anna r. Shoemaker to Mary T. Jenk-
ms ct ux.. undivided two-thirds of
Lots Y. 10 and 4. Blk l. Caven &
gish av, near State av).................. $4,000
chas offenb ,ost,;r,,e ct al H., to Lydia
part of f. the ssc r Of f. the a% of the
township Also. the undivided interest
St See part f Fl the IT, + Of a tRT tSw2 of
c5 snp' A. ofcnbacher to Harley s offen: A
bacher, part of the II of the u
OF Sec s, TIP Is. r ). Lawrence town
c5a a;D A o4enbacher ct al to Harley ~
S Offenbacher y of the y of the
y of the X Of the $ y OF the x
of the n 4 Of Sec II, TIP l6, 5.
RoIa Harris to- Lucnda C. wigginton. iOO
Lot 2S Highland Place add. shepard
Lucinda c. Wigginton to Laura e. Har- -'''''''
ris same as above. 10000
citation to Chas. B. McFadden, Lot 10.
Blk 20. South Indianapolis. peabody
ST. near Corliss ST.. :.................. 100
James A. Curtis ct al, trustees. to
Henry e schOrtemeier, part of Lot
81. in Stevens's sub of part of Outlot
1913 1913 New Jersey St. near Merrill So: 2.Os5.Oo
VIM, E. Mick to Ada n wylie; part Of
nois ST. near 32d D...................... 1450 90
John c. Pierson to Cynthia ]. Gray. Lot
9 Wright e. Sharpes add TO Dennison
Park Corner Meridian and 27th sts). $3.50. 90
Carl Won Hake TO Robt. III. Miller. part
Of the S c Il of the w. Il of Sec %.
Tp Is, Il 2: also. part of the y of the
n q Il OF Sec Is. TIP 16, POS acres.
Wayne township ....................... 10000
Corrinne L. Roberts TO Asher w. Gray
ct ux Lot 10, So TO- OF pa section OF
Lincoln Park add. (Talbott av.
18th so 245oOO
julius Matzke TO Gustave Heinze ct ux.,
Lot l6, Matzke's +. Ohio-st add.
Corner Marlowe av and Preston ST.. 800 90
Ella Stoddard to Sarah L. D. Howard,
Lot 10. VIM. H. Traub's add. New
York st, near Lynn sD................... 1,375.OO
Samuel Healing to John G.. McCul-
Tough. trustee, part OF Lots 80 and 40.
McCIinnis's sub Of Lots to 3, Han
mas heirs add. Eureka av, near
Michigan sD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. 900 90
Jeremiah Foley to Margaret Foley Lot
195, A. NJ. Ogle ct al. IS East Park add.
Tacoma st, Washington st)...... 1000 90
VIM L. Higgins to Omer Rodibaugh,
part Of Lot II. Arthur St. Clair's add.
113th ST. near Meridian st)............. % coo 90
South indianapolis Improvement Co. to
Benz. S. Culver, Lots 6, and g. Blk
81 and Lot go Blk 80. South Indian
apolis) 5000
Transfers 1S. total consideration * ees IN
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
POLLS Dec. observation-disclosures none;
shipments none. In harmony with the i'm
provement in the general market quotations
on all good grades of cattle were advanced
1Oc over Wednesdays figure. The demand
continues strong for desirable stock. Quo
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Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments, $50. There
is a decrease OF about 900 head TO report
in the marketing of sheep and lambs thus
far this week compared with the same
time last week. and the receipts to-day
were fair but over 100 smaller than
week ago. Most buyers were in the mar
ket, and with rather active competition
the offerings from the start changed hands
promptly at strong prices compared with
those current on Tuesday. There were no
strictly fancy lambs, but a large part Of
the supply sold at S4.75, and choice sheep
sold as high as 81 30. Quotations:
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Hogs-Receipts. 300: shipments. 900 The
market was strong and active at an ad-
vance of sc TO 10c over Tuesdays quota
tons. The receipts were small. but a. large
as anticipated. The quality was only fair
with nothing but mixed hogs offered. Ship
pers were the only buyers. Prime heavy
hogs were quoted al Sc. 40d6.50. with choice
lights at S5.75d5.9O. All offered were prompt
ly sold. the market closing strong at quo
tations:
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Local Banks and Trust Companies
and Belt Securities.
Chicago Stocks.

IGranger Farwen & Co.'s wire.l
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GIN. HAM. a DAYTON RY.
5TII r SnI d JED = M Vows E:. Sr a


Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.....f7.Oo s1o.1
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. m..'l4.20 t323
Muncie. Lafay'te and Laporte epec.ts.20 t1O.2o
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Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none
There are no changes either in prices or
conditions OF the sheep and lamb market.
The inquiry from all sources is strong
Ono
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Building Permits.

Transfers 10; total consideration. s55 Ss4 o
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Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000.
Thus far this week the receipts of hogs
exhibit a decrease Of about 1900 compared
with the same time last week, and the
receipts to-day were only half as large as
a week ago On account OF fair ship
ping demand the market opened with rea
sonably active competition between buyers
and the first sales were on basis OF strong
TO 10c higher prices than Tuesday. 1t was
evident, however, from the start that pack
ers were not paying such prices from
choice and, consequently, after the more
important orders had been filled and bid
ding was on a lower basis, and with sales
men reluctant in accepting any change IL
required more or less time to consummate
sales. Therefore, the market, after open
ing, appeared dull and a number of sales
men claimed that the last sales were no
higher than equal kinds sold on Tuesday.
Generally. prices were not as satisfactory
as expected and statesmen did not seem TO
be much encouraged over the outlook for
the near future Sales ranged from $500
$50, and a very large proportion of the
supply sold from $5.75Q6.30. Quotations:
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EIdridqe Commission Go.

CATTLE, HOGS AND sHEEP-stock
yards, Wichita. Consigp your stock 70 Us
FOR best possible resu Is. We expect TO
get and held our trade by the thorough
efficiency of cur work. and the strict
business integrity of our methods. and
cordially invite your business on tnis
be sis Telephone COS.
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SITUATION wANTEo-MALE.
WANTED.

WANTEO-Agents fc- the best laundry
IN Kansas Liberal comm ission Adj
dress Wichita Steam Laun Try. SIT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - For a
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al room q. SCheetz Bids 1S3-Stx
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POULTRY AND SWINE.

Barred Plymouth Rocks. Partridge
Cochins. Buff Orhngtons, White Tur-
keys and Guineas. Rouen Ducks. regis
tered Poland-China swine. Prize-win-
ners. All kinds of hog and poultry rem
edies. Send for ILLUSTRATED catalogue.
free. Otto Weiss los s. Rock Island
avenue. Wichita. Kan.
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EAGLE SWAP COLUMN.
PERSONAL.

QUIT BUSINESS SALE-Entlrc stock os
furniture carpets, hsGse--u-rlz g
goods. sold ouG regard s. 4 cast.
Fred Neux Furniture Co.. - N Kan
street. ST
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Featl1er Mattresses.

Now IS tha tina - have one q thoss
FIRE Feather mattresses made from yaur
old feather tc1s. DTcu caro- - -
Bigarrlew aveaue ana sample uattFesseE
Ell D. skoEa 81 sae house hnt also
buy feather beds. &C cr rev Large
Coase or Duck Pillows .or saie - s. pair.
5e1 ElgersteW avenGe.
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LOST.
FINANCIAL.

3 .00o.oo0 TO LOAN on Kansas and Ok
lahoma farms. Winnie & Winnie,
Wichita. Kan. 65-tf
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sToRAGE-AFl kinds q furniture stored.
Singer & Douue-. SFarercozn. IS
En- pcria- 81
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lOG(6fofe.

Cine @ala>Wo6e in 8argdtns.
6eute W1orgen perben Sic in Sbrem
u@rDbten 2aben" bic perfiibrerii9ite
9(uslage BON Wafdftoffen ftnben, Die
ie in Der Stabt ge5eigt tpuroe - gu
unapeifelbaft ben niebrigiten quotirz
ten Yreiien, penn man bic Aualitdt
in 9etra9t aie6t.
g8ir oifcrirtn ttine Secuuba - fcblcrbafte ooer
be1d5aDete 94aare - gGs fno Die bsitmogitcn Ge=
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se5en Sic Die Genftsr sslusfelruno aus Der 9artie
bon
1900 Stifen BON sale ga II d.,
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in ioliScr Tarbcr urD Streiisn. Sic MAIDEN 9ute,
truobare MniiiQe iiir GuabcH, ipeuoioe Sccltfsrz
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fannten 99aitfoii =Gargairs
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Ilaios ale nit bslem llntergrunp, bldu, rola
grim, Qrau unO llucnOtr; reeuldrer QSert6 l2!c. Die
OarO iiir 61c.
Sieie p,rOtu ibucq fortetbcn, Der 9erfaui bt=
Qinnt nit Der Groffnun9 Der Sbursn btute WtOr9en
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Gin SeiOen= Oerkuuf.

Bir mD9tsn fagen, baB er Die
oanae Wo9e bauern ipiro - aber mir
fiirdten uns, Oies gu peripre6en.
Oas Seiben 9epartement iiberflieBt
itets BON guten Bargains. Sie SOL
genben aber iinb 10 beiunbers auBerz
prbentlid, bab iie in einem Sag per=
19tpinben nDgen.
$500 9aros gans rtinieibsntr
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Soabuta in Den neusieu S6atirunQsn, Ta1btn
sno Gombiu1tionsn ergti6lo.n fno, tar3e Stiid',
Saillen =Otuitsr unD sinjslne Stiide aus uHerem
reQuldren 9aqtr Der fciner:n StD tucrb 50t., 15c.
uno $1.00. Su Sbyer @usipdbl 29c.
Eine i6parse Seibe, beg Rau,ns
tp'rtb. 94euu SieSeios braubsn, taui:u Sic cine
quite Sorts, cine traqbars, cine jupcrllfas. gir
qarautren lSitie. Sic III "A SOa brett uno cine
S5e.=Sualitdt, fur soc.
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fills gaar> unO part> .5drbslnittfl,
jfmar, nnh brann. Q(

itiir3en iab. Der 80rper fiel birett
oor Dem 6uupteingang bes 9otels auf
bas Pflafter Der Chapel : Strabe ber=
ab unb blieb Ieblos ltegen. Der ent<
Iebte Nrbeiter bra6te bic &unbe in bus
6ptelbureau unb als Der Sobte in's
Snnere bes 6otels getrugen porben
mar, erfannte i'm Sultan Mafun BON
G6icago, elm friiberer Stubiengenofe
bes l1ngliifli6en. fofort uls ben iun=
gen Sob. Der &0rper 5eigte feline
9roben 8erlebungen an. Seine &nos
9en iinb gebro9en unb au6 feline
@pur zines S4Gbel6ru3es tit 81 be-
merfen.
Sruu 9aD unb lire So6ter 2llice
perDsn morgen aus Netpburp, N.z9.,
bier eintreffen unb peri6iebene anbere
0eripanbten tperben ernartet. Glaz
renee Sap, Der iiingite So6n bes Sea
fretGrs, fommt morgen bon Sunsbuz
IN, Conn.,, bier6er. 8e3iiglt6 Der 8es
erbigung iinb nod feline arrangements
nptrnffp1
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Sdwar3e unb farbige &lsiberfofe.

gu @armipetter=preifen - Die
febr niebrig iinb. 3ieben Sic 9orz
tbeil baraus, ielbit penn Sic erit i'm
6erbit @ebrau9 BON ben Stoffen ba=
BEN. Sic finb bur9peg auperldiiige
Sabrifate, unb sic fa1en ME fol9e
Wertbe bier pber anberstpo.
sd bnarse Stofft, ibfoorss SeiNsn= uno
g8ole= uno Seioen= uno Mobair=SrsnaDines, 69c.=
Guaitdt iir SOC.
Sbhpar, in Str,ien, G5tds unb 5ieursn, ipsrtb
$1.00 unD sl25 o. 0arD. Cir 75c.
Ians mol llsne 6parse e-fran30=
fii6e unp beuti6. Run citing,
~ 3oq brett, 75e. =Gualitdt, fir 49c.
@an, polleue i9pars. 5erse, fps=
Sitlls 45. .=Nualitdt, fir 2oc.
8ans Dpfltne 6nar3s Gbepiot,
ipe,isa 5e.sGuulitat, fir 59c.
25 Stide farbiee Stoff., GAM tuol=
lsns importirte tnel6e oomeipunaGb,piots in
eorretten gtufsrn, so 3on BRETT sl.00 lpsrtb, fur
100.
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Nrtciterfra,paa in Sib Carolina.

rGcubs" in ben gtienba9ntperfi itdtten
gu Columbia BON einem Mtob an
qeoriffen. - Me6rere Der @ngreiz
fer bur9 S9iii1e berpunbet.
Columbia, @.zG., %. Suni.
Die bieiigen Werf fitdtten Der
v@outbern 8abn" ipurben eegen "A
llbr beute friib bon einem aus so big
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lafen. Cine am 8ormittas BON ben
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iaaft brd9te bic @ertriebenen 5uriid.
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purben unb ii9 BEL etnem 4rst Ser
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fubr bic 92amen Der @erlpunbeten
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ben 9lufru6r.