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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-19
Capt. Freeland Turns Up Again.

San Antonio, Tex, March IA
Upon the complaint of his alleged
eighth wife, formerly Mrs. Mary A.
Parker of Plattsburg, Mo-, Christian
C. Nelson, alias Capt A. N. Free
land, alias John Anderson, alias Mel
son Porter, was arrested here today at
hotel while in company with a
woman, claimed to be his ninth wife
Mrs. A. E. Milburn, whom he mar
ried at Fort Scott, Kas., two weeks
ago.
Nelson admits that he is wanted in
several States, and it is charged that
he has undivorced wives in Los
Angeles, CAL, Portland, Ore, Platts-
burg, Mo-, Fort Scott, Kas., Salt
Lake City, Utah, st. Paul, Mimi,
and at other points. He is about As
years old, rather good looking, well
dressed and speaks with a slight Ger
man accent.
It is not generally believed that the
man arrested in San Antonio, Texas,
for bigamy is Capt. a. N. Freeland,
formerly of this city, for he did not
speak with a German accent, although
it is possible that he has cultivated
an accent since embarking in the
business of matrimony by the whole
sale. This publication from San
Antonio comes just at time when
there is a revival of interest in Sum-
ter in Capt. Freeland and his esca-
pades. This revival of interest was
brought about by the arrival in the
city a few days ago of a young lawyer
from New York city who represents the
family of the young lady who was mar
ried to Freeland in Grace Church,
New York, several months ago. After
Freeland's exposure and his flight and
desertion of his bride few weeks
after marriage, the whole story came
out and great deal was published in
the papers concerning the case The
young lady is niece of ex-Mayor Van
Wyck, of New York, and is wealthy in
her own right as we'll as being mem
Der of prominent and wealthy family.
Efforts were made by the family to
prevent publicity of the scandal and
have been moving along as quietly as
possible gathering evidence against
Freeland for the purpose Of having the
marriage annulled. If case can be
made out against him, it is said it is
the intention of the young lady's
brothers to have Freeland captured
and prosecuted. The New York law
yer who has been in town is workig up
the case and has retained a member
of the local bar to assist him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-19

Mr. E. V. Green is in the city.
Mt Claude Hurst was in the city
DAY.
Mr. W A. McIlwaine has returned
from New York.
sMr b. C. Moses is spending a. few
days in Newberry.
Mr.. Tracy W. McCollum is in the
city on business.
Mr.. Bert B. Beckham has been in
soWn for several days.
Mr.. Edmund R. Murray went to
Charleston this morning.
Mrs. Nj. L Burns, of Camden, is
spending some time in Sumter.
Mr.. johnnie Porter, of Georgetown,
IS wishing relatives in the city.
Nj. J. B. Hammett, of Kingstree,
spent several days in town last week.
MI. and Mrs. ". B. Burns will
leave this afternoon for Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Loryea, Of st.
Natthews, are visiting the MISSES
Barnett.
Miss Clare Kinard. of Columbia, is
visiting the family Of MAJ. ". Z. B.
Haynsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Fishbuyn and
children of Columbia, spent Sunday
IN the city.
Mrs. NJ. E. jenkins, of Greenwood,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Thos- B.
jenkins.
Master Henry Jervey Fletcher and
his mother are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Jervey.
Mr.. G. A. Lennon went to Colum-
bia a. Yesterday and expects to go
from there to Charleston.
Mr.. j. Walter Britton, of Boston,
Mass, is spending some time with his
brother, Mr.. Il. Z. 3. Wells.
Mr. Frank Lyman. OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, Augusta,
Ga, is in the city for few days
stay
Mr.. DcDonald Furman left Thurs
day for Newberry to deliver lecture
on the life and war record OF Gen.
Thomas Sumter.
Mrs. George E. Beaumont went
TO Baltimore last week to attend
the funeral Of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
T. Holdson, who died Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward S. Booth arrived in
the city from Asheyille, NC, on Sat
urday and will spend sometime with
friends and relatives in this county.
Mr.. ". II. Baker, who has been with
Mr.. Geo. F. Epperson for the past
four years, has accepted posi- ton
with the Mccormick Harvesting 20.
Mayor Wilcox of Marion, S. G., was
IN the city last week for the purpose OF
examining our system of water works.
Marion viii shortly put in q system
Of water works and Mayor Wilcox has
been commissioned by his city council
to visit several towns in the State to
make a careful examination OF their
systems of water works and collect all
possible information bearing on the
subject of water systems. Mr.. Wilcox
is a prominens business man OF Marion
and is as the head Of the successful
roller mill at that place.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-19
Notice 10 Telephone Subscribers.

Telephone subscribers will please
cut this list out and paste in their
directories.
25l Baptist Church, The First, E.
Liberty st.
81 Behre, F. g., Res, Levi Avenue.
Brock, J. P, mdse, near Summerton.
119 Bultman & Bro, shoes, Main.
156 Crosswell, A. W., res, Manning
Avenue.
100 Cuttino, II. c., res, Hardy
Avenue.
252 Ducker & Bultman, mdse., Main.
129 Jenkins, E. A., res. ". Liberty.
217 McKeiver, J. W. res, Mill Street.
253 Walsh, T. ", res, S. Main.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-19
MARRIAGE.

DR.. Ernest M. Rast and Miss
Eleanor Thomson were married at tie
nome of Mr.. James L. Rast, the
brides uncle, Cameron, S. c., on
Tuesday afternoon, 40 O'Clock. DR..
Rast is the leading physician of Came
ron, where he has been established for
the practice of his profession for
several years.
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Lenten Services.

The following services will be held
in the Episcopal Church each week
tuesdays 7.3o a, m, Holy Com
Wednesdays 8 p. M, Evening Pray
eS with an Address.
Fridays 5 p. M, Evening Prayer
with an Address.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-19
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. H. H. Covington will hold SER
vices at st. Philips, Bradford
Springs, Sunday, March 23rd.

The annual District Conference Of
the Sumter District, Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, will be held
April 10-13th inclusive, with New
Zion Church, Clarendon County.
Bishop ". W. Duncan is expected to
preside and dedicate the handsome new
church recently built by the member
ship of the New Zion Church.
This being the week of self denial
for home missions observed by the ".
M. Society of the South, services have
been arranged at Bartlette Street
Church on the 18th (tonight) and 10Th
at 8 p. m., and on the Goth at 5 p. m.,
(the usual prayer meeting hour. }
Wednesday evening Rev. Louis j.
Bristow, of Wedgefeld will address
the meeting, and on Thursday after
noon Rev. Mr.. Jones of the Methodist
church will speak to US. Those inter
ested in missions are cordially invited
to attend. Pastor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-19
DEATHS.

MIR. Charles II. Nelson, of Summer
ton, died Friday night after a proUract-
ed illness. The funeral services were
held at II O'Clock Sunday morning
in the Presbyterian Church, Sum
merton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07

yOoftor 6errid," ertldrte Rirton
langfam, vperit6erte mir, Die WunDe
t0nne nur BON einem Stilet ober eli
nem 9Ol4 berrii6ren - tur3, pon
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9unO gebubt."
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8uffen bier"
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gr0Bter Ru6e, ybarum bermut6e i4,
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mar"
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rei6er gebrau9t tperben, ols man
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fragte Gonnap.
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unb S9umunn, ben 8eIiBer, ausforz
f6en, ob Bennett an ienem NbenO Ell
men Stof bel ii6 fii6rte."
C5ortfeBung foGgt.)
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SeirnthS=0icen3en.

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5runt Ro1enberg, 81; 4pplitunt 6.
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6. 8lanfforb, %; NppIifant @ra6am
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Cincinnati, C6iO, 20 eturSsn.
Gouncilsgluffs. Soma. 2 9aq..
GoueorO, 9.s6., 10 5tunosn.
9enO,r, COLORADO, q Sage.
Sstroit, Wi6., / SAG.
@alUstoH, 3tras, 2 Gage 8 StunOeR.
6arrisbure, pa, 3 Stuuoeu.
6ortfurO, Connecticut, u StunosR,
Indianapolis, Sub., / Tag.
SadioH, Riffifppi. Q 9aqs.
SodionOi1t, Gloribd, / Gag.
RaHiasz6itb, WiHpuri, 2 Gage.
Stttls Rod, Grfauias, l 5aa 1S StuHhs&a
GoutsOias, 9p., l 3a9 2 StuHotH.
Nerpbis, 9sun., 1 3ae 5 StuuOsn.
Vtobils, alabama, 1IdQ 8 StuHOen.
3orfolf. 9irgiuisn, u Stuuosu.
RttusCrltans, Ga, l 5ag 10 Stunbt&
6taot 9tps0orf, 5 gtunben.
omaha, Rebrostu, 2 9oge.
Qortluno, Blaine, | Gag.
BorflarS, Oregon, 5 Gage.
philadelphia, pa, 3 StunOsHs
9ttt3burg, IA, II StuuDtn.
8ro0totnet, us, Is Stuuotu.
Roltiob, re. 13 StuuOsn.
Ct. Qouis, WiHouri. / Gag 6 stur6cR.
Ct. 9auI, WinrriOtn, l GAG y Stunbsn.
san GrarJiscu, Gal, 4 5ag. IA StuROsa.
3optta, Runios, 2 Sage.
Bottom, WaG., Is 6turOtH.
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8iQigrr Stn6fi6.

Ct. Sobns, q. s.. 6. NoD. -
Sn SOIge Der lleberfiiuung beS Murfz
tss nit getrOdneten 5ii6en in europa
unb 8ruIilien lit Der 9rei5 BON StOdz
fii4 um Is Bis Is prO3ent beruntsr>
gegangen. @inige Sorten limb gan3
unberfdufIi9. Sir bic Reufunbldnz
Der Slider bebeutet bies eiren emz
pfinbli9en @erluft, I'm 10 mebr, als
Der biesjd6rige Sang tuum pertpert9z
hnr 1t
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Der 0entf6e Correspondent.
Srcitas. z. 3uucmbcr 1902.
9as SarfnuRer- Arm6ano.
Roman BON 5ergus 9ume.
(forticRuna.)

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yOaB tie bic Wo6ltbdten ni6t gar5
tpiirDiger, gebe i9 3u," erpiDerte Der
P6ildntbrop nit GROCER Wi6tigteit,
DAB ie dber unDdnfbar unp nt9t
ebrli9 iein folen, bas beitrette i9
gang entf9ieben. Sd babe iebr DieIe
8epeiie BON 0anfbartett unb @6rli4z
felt ="
nI9 rt9tig," fiel 4trtpn bier Elm,
ais ob ibm pIOBli4 etlpas etnfiele,
sd perguB ben 8prfaQ nit ienem
Sirpenoeitid!"
nSirpenceftiif?"
nSa, bos @elOItiif, bas Sic benz
armen StiefelpuBer lie6en, Der 10 chr
li6 mar, einen 9fennig na9 Dem an
oeren gu iparen, I'm Sbnen Das Oar
leben 5uriid gu gebsr. Sic boben ii6
oieies 9eloitiif uuf, 9err Darrell, CUR
@rinnerung an bic gbrlidteit Oe5
@tiefelpubers, ni6t pubr?"
rSa, ia," erpiosrte Darrell in fi9tz
It8er 8erlegenbeit. sd - i'd -
getpiB bob id mir bus 9elOftiid auf,
o6er id - leioer babe i6 es berlOren."
nQ4, bas lit idaOe," rief 8irtOn
beoauernb, re5 mar bo6 Elm nettes
Nnbenfen. Wifen sic nidt, mo Sic
es perloren 6aben?"
SD CLAUDE, auf Der Strabe," iagte
Der groBe Meni6enfreunb, Der nit eli
ner 2iige f4neG BEL Der 9onO mar.
ga, i4 8og meme I6r beraus, I'm
nad3uie6en, ME ipGt es iei, Scenes
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rOb ju," DerieBte RirtOn, ri4 be-
greife QQes!"
W}idael Barrel Itreifte girton nit
einem fra9enOen Bid, uno elm Qusz
Orud Der 8erlegen6eit breitete ii4 ii6er
iein 8eIi9t.
r2t6a," Ou4te Der 9steftiO idmunz
3elnb. SIS i6eint, als ob au6 er an
jenem N6enb in Gonnab's Nrbeitsz
7immer. mar. Was poute er bort?
@4abe, f4ube, buB ia auf Oieie6ru9e
feline Nntport peiB."
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Giehmarftr.

G9icago, 6. Nob. - 3inbbieb:
6eutige 3ufubr $500; Martt ftetig;
bic greile rangirten apiifen $1.4O
unb $40. S4petne: 9eutise 3ufubr
$4,000, mOrgen 10000, iibrig ge6liez
ben 1000; Martt er0ffnete 10c. b0ber,
i9loB aber nit Riidgang Der preisz
fteigerung; Pretfe $685. Bis $3.50.
S4afe: 5eutige 3ufu6r $4,000;
Marft fir S4ufe urb 2dmmer ftetig;
94ufe $3.50 bis $500, 2Gmmer
$3.50 Bis $5.25.
It 2ibertb, pd., 6. Nob. -
Rinbbteb: Murtt ftetig; bic BreiTe bd@
rtirteR apti4sR S4.75 Bis $50.
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Sti0rberung bon gofia6en.

SeiGrbsruns bon gOFia6sn.
GGhqe Der erforberli4sn 3eit our Gr>
rei9ung Der berI4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
untenfebsnb 1T Die uugefdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Boftfa4sn bon
BEN 8ultimorsr 9oIt 8iirsdu ndS
ben 6quptid6li9en einbeimif9en uno
o~uspdrtigeu Std0ten Der3ei4nst.
SnldnD.
Ntlanta, ga, 10 Stuno.n.
QtlantitsGtto, RS, 6 StuHoen.
9ropflnn, R.=Q., 6 Stunosu.
burlington. 9rmOut, II StuHDsH-
Pufialo, R.s9., Is Stuubtn.
Gapt wtap, RS, 6 etuuosH.
GbarlrtOu, s.sG., Is 6tunOsu-
Gbioaeo, Sas, l qu0.
Columbia. S.sG.. II 6tgnAs~
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Gupitdn So6n 90. Golmdn aus
San 5ran3isco tit in 8ictoria, 3. g.,
unter Der 8eI4ulOigung perbdftet
tpOroen, baB er feiner sei9ieOenen
Satin, pel6e ii9 nit Gapitdn 6. 9.
Smith aus San 5ran5isco per6eiruz
tibet bat, feline iiebenjdbrise So9ter
&atbpline entfii5rt bat, nel6e Der
Srau auQefpro6en porben tnax~
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gnfmarfcnsN aentnren.

@erf6iebme StaotIbejIe, in ipeI9sn
4ptzDsrt6Ia9en pertauFt
tperben.
EFelbalt, 6. 9. 6cUtt.
QortsRooo - 9urneq 3. 5ebeiHetou.
@OsiudsaOeru. urO 6arriiOnFrobs Robert G.
2. GAL.
e.. etrabs unb 6a1tinooonsSbsuu. - 2suls
R.inboldr.
Granqtoine oiram Rimble.
Sort=2;ptnue unD5 ObnioHsStrabe - q. z. G.
e6cibt.
8. unO gOuqb= etrabe, 6iobIanotopu Sames
&. 9ruur.
Crurqtpine George gtn.
Cir. Is, Union. ap,nue (gBooOb,rrp) - GIar.no
g. @iniams.
@roabnop unO Saltimor.=s troBs - Serge z.
98ap.
Rronn.
Gombtnss Station, Baltimore bto sgabn.'
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u8Ianb b.

Bremen, 9tuti6lanb, Q Saoe.
gucHOs G5rts, arocntinieu, % Sage.
6aItuttu, 9ritiia=SnDitn, 80 GAGE.
Esmrdra, 9ritiibs@uidnd, 16 3ags.
6oHqsRorQ, China, % 5aqt.
RinGtou, Samaica, 5 Ga9t.
9ipcr5opl, GuQlaub. Z Sage.
qujcrn, S6lti,. 10 3aQe.
Stobt Weriic, Rerifo, ) Gage.
TOslau, GuBlouo, u 5aQt.
9unumu, Der. staot,n RON Colombia, Z Sass
Qoris, 5raufrei6, s Gage.
Quebec, GdIuoa, 2 Gage.
Rto be SaHeiro, 9raflitn, q SAGE
Rom, StoIitn, 10 Idgt.
81. 9obns, Rtufuunlano, 4 RAGE.
Ct. Petersburg. 8ublauo, u Sage.
Spouss, auftralisn. 81 GAGE.
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Stns neutn preitt0dietn terraiirten @obn9duier
nit ~ele9untcr 6rpnte unO allen moptrutn Hequcms
li1fcitsu, ali 8ctieite Der SoItOH=4UtHus, iIOIi3
bon 99bitelOd= StraBe, nit gusii6t iibsr pGruiO=
S1ias9art~ unO StaOt. GruuOjInsiret pOer nit
GrunOjins. Sdoli6 g%e6ffnet. SbpmQs &.
. II D, pGentral 3ruf Co.," 2tringtOn= u. GOurtz
lano=Strdbe. ltt25, lD&t)
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WranOsisentbnm ut nerfaufen.

cIS0 superintendent: Cottage, 2olf YaucpzStr.,
p1oO III gut.m 5utanOe, U~runOtiid 70 bel ll5,
Yrunojlns SO. - Jtur 500 Salr tr1orOerIiQ.
5. 9tnrD 8 Comma, Us GOurt!ln0zStr.
(J9-l2J
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Ntehfutters unh struhpreiIs.

5~Otgsnbes linb bic auf ben ituats
Ii4en Ndagen fir 9eu, Strob II. |.
IN. geitern er3ielten preiIe:
SefIt4e 9euDadge.
9eu. - Simot6p, SIS Biz ST.,
8lse9eu, $12 Bis $13, semif4tes, $14
Bis SIS PRO Some.
Strob. - 8ei5enitro9, So, Rogz
genitrob, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
MetIi9e 9eupuage.
9eu. - Simotbp, $13 Biz SIS,
3Ieebeu, $12 Bis $14, gemif4tes, $12
Bis $14 pro Some.
Strob. - Mei5enItrob, Sc big
So, a~OggenfrOb, $12 Bis $14 pro
brn Spnne.
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S9peine: Martt ftetig; pretie $500
Bis $3.50. S9afe: Martt flau; bic
Preiie I9pantten 5tpif9en $3.50 uno
1925.
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Inter leidbteu Sebinsumsen II. biais

l40, NUr0=SroaOipaD.
l1lg, NlcGuQob=Strabe
1908, Git=9rattzStraBe.
Grun9eiQentbum I'M NQeemeintu.
Baltimore 9uiineb 9ircau, Miaurice 2aupbeimtrr
Sen. =Sei3aft5 iubrer, 9 5lur, Gquitable building
CSftI5, IDtD
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8uItimorer @ffettenb0tie.
(Stri3i.. :Rr ben ,Stutiaen GOrrsiponosnt'n' onS~
y. 8m IioDsnoorf & 60

=. 8m. IiODsnOOrf & CO.
Baltimore, 6. gfopember.
:. Wm. Miobenborf &c SO. bere4s
men fir 5rancs: 8untiers : Srotten
uuf go Sage 5.184 ~(peniger 1i16),
auf @i6t 5.1644, taufmdnnii4e oaf
so Sage 5.193 (tpeniger 1i16) bis
5.2Os. Rei6smart auf so Sage 943,
guloen uuf so Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf go Sage
4.84ff, uuF @i9t 4.865, taufmdnz
niI6e 4,831-4.S344.
Vertdufe auf Der bieit3en @ffettsTl'
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9aItimnrrr Mnrft6erihte.
Esrt@tet fir ben ,D.utiasn GorrtfpOuOsntsn. y
90 [ I . -, G mnAAnnAan

VOFF'TNF IF FH E~'3'I'0FH WVIIIVVNVEHEVN'I
Baltimore, 6. Nobember.
Me6L.- Die beutige MebI5ufubr
belief ii4 uuf 5377 TG7er, eini6lieBz
Ii4 1000 Safer gu 2ocuit>Point unO
TIA 5Gfer gu Canton. 8iiitenOerz
Tanbt LAT SG7er. Murtt unOerdnbert
uno es 3eigt ii4 cine unbuuernO CUTE
Ha4frage fir 8inter @traight5 unO
patents, Die ROtirungen paren pie
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qcbenhc gduiefeoern eritsr alafe, 4Oc. uno soc.
6ag 9funo. Or bete Qrsis ipirO bsjabIt III: alts
antife Mabaeouo=Tl0beIn. rameriean 6eatber 6o.f
9r. go, Roro=Gutap=Strnbe CD}ail9, IL ,2&Sl
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Setlaagt int NQaemelmeA.
Seuti9es Qrbeits : 9ta4peiiunssz
Wiirrn1t

@r. 2!9. suo.sbarp: straBe. inter bee Guifat Der
s9sati6cn @eitliOaft."- Sieict.igen, tusI3s Dents
i0Gitigtn ipiini5sn. poQeu f6 ptri6nl:4 ober in
~iraniirtcn @rlcfsn an Cen ageutel Der 9eiell3oIi,
Solauu 3. Meptr, 9r. 2l9, 6iiD=Sbarp'
etrabe. irenpeu, Delber urentgeItli1 @usfuntt tra
IL;ilsn miro. iSanS, 80
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orlb prrIiehen anf aansafrlthf.

MARYLAND LOAN COMPANY
If Ri, Id oie iE pr etapt, uuc tpiro ibr
ale @ei6dfts a~bioIuts 9sribpIeptnbeit btpabrt.
Abr, 6rruuo, brauhsn Ni9ts Oapou Ju pif;n.
9Btnn sic Gin 9arltben bon elmer an1trsa Goms
paoRi. baben, ipoq,n mir oaftlbt iHr sic !urld sab,
len unO Jbu.n mtbr @tIO Dortrtden.
RitOrig. @tbibrtI, g~initIgt BtoingunstK
The Maryland Loan Company,
l4 uuo 18 Qap.guailoins.
(5unils. 3UltE 9tIirgtou. uuo ct. 9au!=Str.
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Mnse,sen. -3n uerfanieR.
MutpmatiId,e Irrp Seal

@iGjg, i66n unO Icibt a~rbciten0. Stanoaros
Hd~bnruibjntu. 9aur ODER Gr:pit. Siu:gittr Dtaz
ibinens2aoen in OR stuot. Gba5. Z. Sbar=
rer, Rr. Goa, 99sfz9altimorezStr. Ql4..)
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@6He!
0aEe!

am EeiIe i'm auslanbe btiorst ~iHnerbolb ri Stusasu
Az bepruteuh berab9eisstrm Breiie
GouarO RaiHe,
&AApeRpGGe 1GltiIpEssS trGSe nHe R0fsSiRcss@ps.
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gu %bermietben.


Nr. 22, Ri6mouDsSt raBc, uHo 9r. &4, Ydr.e
aoslruc. Slpti 6routtu. 9dFinO tir sintn etrrens
ooer Samen<S6nsiOer. ga6suirlgen bel N. ~.
MeSbtrrp, Rr. 2l9, GourtlanOzstr. 3OS-lD
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SGl3tlen4: pro Pfuno, 9dn3e
S9uItern, engl. gei3n., 12c.; gang
fur3eRippen, 124c.; @eitenfpet 134c.;
gun8e 2ei6tiide, 1885,; @pedzS4uls
tern, 1896; Sugar : Gureo" @4ulz
tern, 114c.; @4inten, feline, 143c.;
Obne 5uut, 1886; 9icnic, 1O9c.;
nMeB="S 4peinefleif4, 500 pro 5aB;
S9maI3 - in Sierces, gut raffintrt,
113c.; in 5Gfern, 114c.
&uffee: Notirungen ftnb ME foIgt:
auf Der Bats BON 53c. Bis 55c. PRO
qfunb fir Rio g3r. 7; Santos Tic.
Big lit; Maracai6o 94c. biz 123c.;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; Mottu 18c. Bis
19c.
gerDfetsr auffee: 6. 6. 6. in ai>
fen 1O4c. Biz 10 7i1Oc. pro pfunb;
in 8I4ien unb SGden, retner SABA,
324c. Bis $780,; SABA unb MOttu, gez
mif9t, 28c. Biz 281c. pro Pfuno; rei'
ner Maracatbo, 221c. Bis 23c.
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@uuoerpoue GmtOeduma

Srau Is fniams, cine berporrasenes Gpesta.
1876, in N~rauenseeicen; bradte Eauienbeu con
Lie.nStn frautn oas Slid Der GsiunDbsit; bate
MI, ,insn Se6ii6lae; in attunoDitrlie Giunotn piro
In iraenDD.lbtm 6taeinm Qinberuns Dri&nftt. ob.r
Ss;r, pe,abluno; feint 66msrl,n. f.ine 8tfabr,
Tr;"s ,fnferbrshuna Der G,iadItieuhe: about F2r
ann bormlos; i'm gartau Oor per Dot 81. 6 o ms
~Fertabtfftg prtnatts 1tim far
Gam,n. gebiiostt Rranf,npfltatr innsn; dr,t.iAs
@,sonniuno fous oetpinfht; 25=idbriQs Grfa6.una,
eprtAHun5tn BON 10 biz 8. 6Ountass ben Q bis /
&atbsrtttiluHa sratts.
frau o.. 9BtHiamB,
CIR. G@5. Rsrsapaparss&trsSe HaltimsrG
fNossQQ. T&E.l72
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Sarleben ani GrmnOeigentbmm.

Sarlcber BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf 8rurOtiQtntbum in Der etaot unO benz 2anOs;
~uitoriQe 3ingratcn. s. VI. 8errp i 5our
Or. 225, ct. 4aul=Strabs. (Gftl9, 6l(tel
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gru0uftrn=W arft.

2ebenoes @eFligsl: pro 9funb,
iunge !6ii6ner Toe. Bis 12c.; alts
9iibner 1Oc.; @Gnfe &c. Bis 1Oc.; Puz
ter Sc. bis lie; Gnten &c. biz 12c.;
Sauben, pro 9aar 15c. big zoe.
@ier, pro OuBenb 22c. Bis 243c.
4epfel, pro SAB SOC. big 1925;
8irnen, pro SAP $3.50 bis $500;
Srauben, PRO 3 9funOz8Orb 103c. Bis
1885,; Quinces, pro Sap $500 Bis
$500; &~ronsbeeren, prp SAB $500
Bis $500.
Semitic : 8artoffeln, pro 8ufdel
4Oc. Bis &c.; 3psbsIn, pro 8uI4el
Csc. Bis 90c.; WeiBfobl, pro 9unbert
Is. Bis $1,25; 8opHulat, pro 8uz
T6eltiIte zoe, Bis Co.,; Somatoes, pro
8uf4el SOC. bis 7Ot.; 3uderriiben, pro
8inbel Ii. Bis 14t.; Mats, pro 9Bo.
&c. Bis he; 2%ima6o6nen, pro 8uz
f9elfiite SIPS Bis $3.50; Seqerie,
pro 0uBeno 15c. BIG 40c.; CRIME Bob
ren, pro 8iite SOC. Bis Soc; Spinat,
pro 8uI6elfiite 35c. Bis 40c.; runbe
Riiben, zoe. Bis 25c.
@rDceries unb 9roptfto D.
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder: pro YfunO, sez
tpiirFeIt, 5.211, pulbertiirt, 4.811c.;
@tdnbdrb, granulirt, 4.713c.; fein
granuIirt, 4,714c.; GrnituI, 4.714c.;
Columbia u, 4.419c.; 9eIber 3.76!c.
Bis 4.263c.