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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28

Mrs Bransford is fluent conversation
alist, entertaining and instructing in q
forty-minute talk on Home and For
eign Missions.
The sermon delivered by Rev. ]. H.
Thomas, OF Newbern, Sabbath morn
ing at the G. p Church has been pro-
nounced very fine A dozen or more
additions, most Of them recent revival
converts, we're received for membership.
The w. c. T. U. at its recent regular
meeting pursued very interesting pro-
gram, as follows: Leader, Mrs. Knox
Harper, reading XIV Psalm; prayer,
Mrs. Bransford; Mrs. e. p. Lindsay
reading, Where Is Thy Brother?"
Leaflet read by Mrs Herbert Shore,
The New Declaration Of Indpend-
ence," also reading entitled, The
Widow and the Judge" by Mrs r. L.
Phebus. The meeting was further taken
charge of by the president, Mrs. 4. ].
Bonner. It was decided to assist in
making the rest tent" at the Union
City Fair comfortable for visitors. II
was also voted 10 place valuable litera-
ture in the school library, including a
half dozen volumes on pertinent topics
to keep the Temple Of the Soul"
above reproach. We are so ignorant
on some Of these things We take so
many things for granted and go on in
our easy, pleasant paths Of life, taking
title thought for those unfortunate in
environments or their evil habits by in
leritance. II is true our laws are many,
md majority of them good if carried
,ut, but dare say, perhaps, no one en-
Ictment is more disregarded to the detri-
nent Of our homes than the following:
1t is unlawful for any person, firm or
orporation, their employees, agents or
ervants Of any one of them knowingly
. sell, to give, furnish TO, or to pro-
ure for any person under the age OF
eventeen years, tobacco, smoking to-
acco, leaf tobacco, or tobacco manu-
lctured in any form, without permits
on first obtained from the parents,
nardian or other persons having legal
Istody and control OF such minor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28
RIVES.

Mrs. Lon Wright is reported on th
sick list.
Mr.. Sam Carter, the piano man o
Union City, was here Tuesday,
| Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Payne announc,
the birth Of son Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Cavit Toombs, of near Woodland
was weekend guest of j. w, Thomas
Misses Genevieve Mailing and Agnes
Coble, Of Union City, were in town last
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Ragsdale, of The Beech.
es, visited friends in town the first>oi
the week.
Next Sabbath morning at the Chris
tan Church Elder Dunn begins series
of sermons.
Misses Davis Shropshire and Pauline
Thorne made business trip to Union
City Wednesday.
Messrs. Walter Warren, John Hauser
and Bill Ellison were business visitors
son our streets Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Phebus spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs r. Y. Pick
ard west Of Union City.
Messrs. Edgar and Leslie Shore at
tended the big sale Of lots at shaw's
Park on Reelfoot last Saturday
Mrs. Ezel and daughter Miss Grace,
of Arlington, Tex, were guests Of Mrs.
Ernest Shropshire the first OF the week
Mr.. w. NJ. White, of Parma, Mo-, |
en- route to Waverly, was the guest OF
DR.. T. P. Palmer Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Fan Fowler, of Clinton, KY,
md ]. j. Connors and little Miss nellie
Kathryn Slayden, Of Waverly, were re-
cent guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Petty
Mrs. Tisdale, OF Union City, Monday
LtteBded the bedside OF her little broth
n, Bruce Hooper, who for several weeks
las been a victim OF fever.
The younger set we're entertained
Wednesday evening in the home Of
Ir. and Mrs. Sam Dickey, Misses
Iathryn and Mary Emma proving
1eal hostesses. L
We hear that in the after talk OF our
Missionary meeting Monday afternoon
new phrase was coined in explaining
le addition OF new members and re- /
ival interest in all religious lines, to- q
it: Swope has swooped them in. ]
Mrs. Bransford, an ardent church '
orker Of the M. E. Church re- il
ding in Fulton, Thursday afternoon $
last week met with the local Mis- :
onary Society in the beautiful home
the Misses Gray on Troy avenue.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

win Andrews, Of St. Louis, is in the
city.
Mrs. j. E. Pollock, Of Nashville, is in
the city.
R. N. Deason, Of Nashville, is in
the city
Miss Alice Thomas is visiting relatives
at Wingo.
-coke-woOd-calT Tel. 100.
chas, Erwin, Of Dyer, was in the city
this week.
Clyde webber is visiting in Illinois
this week.
Mrs. Ed Roberts. Of osceoIa, Ark, is
in the city.
Fonzo White has returned from Daw..
son Springs
Mrs. Andrew corum is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. Howell A. Bransford is quite
sick Of fever.
Mrs. w. E. Jackson has been quite
sick this week.
w. J. Mays went to the Mcconnell
sale yesterday.
Little Miss Martha Kenney spent Sun
day at Jackson.
Miss Lucille Moss has returned home
from Hickman.
Special values in porch furniture at
Home Furniture Co.
Mrs. Walter Fry has returned from a
visit in Memphis,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Roberts are visit
ing in Mississippi
J. X. Murphey is taking vacation at
Dawson this week.
r. T. Riley, Of Paris, was visitor in
the city this week
Miss Fannie Moody is the guest OF
Miss Lilly Averitt.
Mrs. Annie Cravens, OF Louisville,
KY, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Alexander leave
next week for Atlanta, Ga, to visit the
family OF their son, James.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28
Mosquitoes Bad This Year.

But don't scratch the poisoned skin.
Use a mild, cooling, healing COM
pound that stops the itching instantly,
draws out the poison in the skin and
protects it against further trouble.
Just mild cleansing wash Of oil Of
wintergrecn, thymol and few other
ingredients known as the ID. d. d. Pre-
scription ESQ famous in cases Of Eczema
and You have mosquito protection for
the season.
Yes, instant relief-now only 25c.
Divers Red Gross Drug store.
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The Kenton bali team is a guest al
the Neblett House.
Miss Fields has been quite sick at hel
home on First street.
Mrs. J. H. Wheeler has returned tc
her home at Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith will return
from Texas this week.
Geo. A. Reayes, Of johnson City, is
in the city on business.
Mrs Walter McCord returned Tues
day from visit to Cairo.
You've tried the rest, now try the
best-Jersey Cream Flour.
Miss Layne has returned from a visit
with Mrs. Hood at Rives.
G. H. Concord, Of St. Louis, was
down on business Saturday.
c. A. Parker, OF Memphis, was a
visitor in the city this week.
w. M. Dismukes is visitor in Mis-
sissippi at Artesia this week.
Murray Whitehorn visited his homer
folks at Mckenzie this week.
We are most happy to report Miss
Lucille Morris as convalescent.
Mr.. Klutz, Of Gleason, visited his
aunt, Mrs. McMichaeI, Friday.
Earl samburg, OF Dayton, Ohio, is
the guest Of Wesley Bransford.
Miss Nellie Miner, of Mason Hall, is
the guest of Mrs. A. B. Nichols.
Miss Verna Wise, Of Pleasant Hill,
was in the city shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs o. E. Milliken attended
the sale at Shaw's Park Saturday.
5 or doses 1866" will cure any case
Of chills and fever. Price, 25c.
Mr.. Milan and daughter, Miss Pearl,
are at home from Dawson Springs.
Mr.. Akin and Miss bessie Nichols
spent Sunday with country friends.
Mrs. M. Glasscock is visiting friends
at Tiptonville and in Lake County.
Miss Miriam Luton, of Hickman, was
visitor in the home OF her uncle, A.
j. Beadles, in the city this week.
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Mr.. Anderson, ot-AIississippi, was the
Sunday guest Of Miss Mittye Casey.
Miss Mary Mayo has returned to Ores
den after 4 pleasant visit in the city.
Miss Louis Copeland has returned to
Wingo after a pleasant visit IN the city.
Mrs. Rose King has returned to her
home at Troy after pleasant visit here.
Alberta Rowland, OF Mount Zion, was
guest Of Mrs. A. ]. scoggins last week
Misses Roberts, of Riyes, were the
guests of Mrs. Joie Craddock Saturday.
Mr.. Ferd Bransford, Of Paris, Texas,
and sister, Miss Ruth, are visitors in the
city.
Mrs. 7. J.. Bonner and Miss Aletha,
Of Rives, were in the city Tuesday shop
ping.
Mrs. r. L. Lockert and daughter,
Marie, left Friday for Paris and Mem
phis.
Those shades need hanging right now.
Phone Home Furniture Co.
Dick Mcconnell has returned to Chi
cago after pleasant visit here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Maggie Evans, Of Nashville, was
the guest Of Mrs. j. Sutherland last
week
Miss Beth Mcconnell is teaching a
summer school at her home on Try
street.
Misses Aline Taylor, of Denver, Colo,
and Sue Brown Moss are visiting in
Obion.
Mr.. Seay and wife, OF Nashville, were
in the city as guests Of the Palace Hotel
Monday.
Miss Matte Terrell, of Hornbeak, is
in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Haskins.
Mrs. w. G. Woodfn, OF Nashville, is
the guest of Mrs. w. H. Trice, North
Third street.
Miss Tatom has returned from her
aunt's and will remain in the city until
after the fair.
f. G. Ownby has returned from a
visit to Atlantic City, New York and
Washington City.
5 or 8 doses 1866" will cure any case
of chills and fever. Price, 25c.
Mrs. Margaret Seagrave, of Knox
vile, was guest of the Palace Hotel in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Harvey league, Of Dyer, is in
the city this week accompanying the
oyer DdSeDdll teaIl.
Frank Wehman has greatly improved
his already attractive home by the adj
1ition Of new porches.
Mrs. Jennie Lee Taylor has returned
10 her home in Brentwood, Tex, after
4 visit here with friends.
Miss Mona Jones is in Knoxville,
where she viii for several months re-
rev her studies in music.
Mrs. Rob Mailing, of Clarkton, Mo-,
s a guest of Mrs. Robt White at her |,
nome on Exchange street.
Mrs. Annie Lee Brown and mother,
Mrs. Taylor, of Texas. are with Mrs.
Jlifford Joyner for visit.
Mr.. Boyd Moss has returned from
where he has been engaged
n the work of an electrician.
Coal and wood promptly delivered by
he Union City Ice & Coal Co.
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A call for $50 brings the coal wagon.
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Reece Alexander are
entertaining a fine daughter in their
home. The little Miss arrived yester-
day morning.
Mr.. Blower has purchased the new
residence on Lee and Lilac streets from
W. L. White and will occupy same at
an early date.
Rev G. A. Warterfeld, Of Dyersburg,
was in the city Monday and Tuesday,
a guest at the home Of his brother, W.
NJ. Warterfeld.
Billie Frazier, formerly OF this place
but now a resident Of Natchez, Miss, is
10 the city for short while, while en-
route to Illinois.
The John B. Gordon Chapter, U. d.
c., will meet with Mrs. F. E. Arm
Thursday, Aug. 8, at 4 p. ms A full
attendance is desired.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Mr.. Thurman TankersIey and
Miss Obion Fox, two prominent young
people Of near Obion.
]. W. Burney has moved his Office to
one door south of the Old National
Bank. up stairs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28

Miss Sarah Smith, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting the home of her sister, Mrs. J..
e. Hudson, on Palmer street.
w. G. Beadles, of Florence, Ala, was
in the city this week visiting the family
of his brother, A. J. Beadles.
Mrs, Young, OF Bowling Green, KY,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin White on Harrison street.
Miss Allie May Reeves is enjoying va
cation in Campbell Mo-, with friends
Miss Reeves is with Morgan-Verhine Co.
Mrs. Coda Dee sambmg and little
daughter, Komma, of Nashville, are
guests of Mr., and Mrs. James Bransford.
H. T. Smith, who resides south of
Fulton, lost fine mare last week. The
animal died after a drive on hot day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Massengill re-
turned home to Chaffee, Mo-, this week
after a pleasant visit with relatives IN
the city.
Joe Moss has purchased lot on
North Third street and will at an early
date begin the erection of nice cot
tage home.
Mating always make room cooler.
Home Furniture Co. has the mating.
w. E. Scates, located in business with
his sons at Greenwood, Miss, is here
his week visiting Mrs Scates at home
IN the city.
Little Miss Helen Harris, Of Jackson,
Miss, who has been visiting her cousin,
Willette Baird, left Wednesday for
Humboldt.
Harry Gibbs, who came home sick a
ew days ago, isrecruiting and leaves in
few days for Birmingham to attend a
4 1
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]. w. Burney has moved his office to
one door south of the Old National
Bank. up stairs.
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Senilreton.
Der u)eg 5uIn g(i(ke,
Rnmnn bon Musuf g draoer.
(Jortfesung.)

.Wenn es beliebt. Serr 8rof"
Der Gbelmann ihritt itola BEN
Bette au unb leste iih nieoer. Del
Rajtellon aps bi. Seibenbede iiber ois
Glieoer bes reihen Srafen, Der fit
einbilbete, Elm erpbes biplomatii9ss
0enie, aber arg pertannt gu Iein. Mas
tbios neiete iih iiber TIN.
.gefeblen sic nod etpos, gnaoise,
6err9" fragte er leiie.
rShIiebe porfidtis ole 9biireu.'
murmelte eine sitternbe Stimme.
sou sepifenhuft aeideben."
Sci sleih CUR 9dno, penn ia BIZ
Glode aieb."
Sic perben nidt Elm. Miuute purs
ten mufen."
rGut. Matbias; bann pinide mir
cine CUTE Raht."
Der Raiteuan' trat suriid unb iaste
Iout: rGute Radt, sndoiser Serr!"
gr sos bic @orbdnse bes 8ettes Suz
iammen unb idlitb aus benz 3immer.
sd mDhte nidt Der 9ruf iein",
murmelte er Dor Ith bin, oel1 er bat
cine fdredlide arantbeit bon leinem
8ater oeerbt."
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Or1nSeig xtb,lms. 0ppotbelen.
Gineinnati. %. Sonudr.
Reue 6ppothefen.

Tf ."
6erman 8ronefelb on Qinco!n g.
u. $40. 3. $500.
9erielbe on Sobn u. Jrani. $500
MoIter Qdmmers an Weitncot
9oHeiteab 60. $500.
Worsoret g. Sprasens an biefelbe
$500.
Milber 6. MrnoIb an Weftern &
Soiitbern 2ife Jni. Go. $50, 900.
Jremont SteDens an 6enrp 60
Tobis. 500.
aouis Wirtb on Reabinp Roab g
u. 9. 60. $500.
Charles y. 3oul ON Winton Gop.
ings Bant. $500.
George 20. Grsss an German<Mme.
rieon Bani. $4,000.
Georse 8. Gbilbers an N. 81
Sieinbilber. $1O85.
Mmerico sy. Wdlbron on Geeuritt
Gap. 81. & 8. 60. $4,000.
eita Jispatrid an QiberuI 6. u. q
60. $500.
Winnie Desmond an OH Olorp 9
u. 6. Go. $3.50.
aoufe 3. Wuuen an Meikrn Germ
Wf. $27OO.
Sac. 3. 1oIbm an DofJ4 Ynrt Go
800.
aOrian 9 1sb5i aA Gsate 0oer'
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Cine W q ( dine. bic gofer
fpieIt. Gnbli6 lit es errsidt! Cine
fpihtise &ulturaufsabs 1T erfIut. Gs
1T ben Qmeritanern gsIungen, burd
ihr Grfinoergenie bds poteripieI su
erleidtern unb bic lanspeiligen unb
seitroubenben Wanipulationen, bic boz
bel bisber nDtbig paren, burb einsn
ielbfttbdtisen Npparat beIorsen su
| ZEN. Sdnura auf tpeiB lit es gu ls>
len, oab fir cine iol6e Grfiubuns Elm
putent in WaiHneton nidt nur nadz
geiu6t, fonbsrn aud ertbeilt porben
1T. OieIe pptermaihine eibt aarten,
hdlt lie ieoem Spieler bin. oamit er Iez
ben tunn, mas er betommen bat, lest
bic unniiBen 3arten meg, tbeilt neue
aus, pirft Die aarten Der SpieIer, bic
ni6t rmitgeben", auriid uuo fammelt
iie fir elm neues 4ustbeil.n 5uiammen.
Qles bus seihiebt burd ben Druid uuf
einen Rnopf, unb 5ipar - man mOhte
fagen: ielbitperitdnbli6 auf elefs
trifhem Wege. Die Wai6ins beiteht
nad elmer S6iIberuns Der Wo9enz
idrift rgnsitib Mte6onie" aus sinem
trommelabnlihen 3plinoer BON etipa
15 3entin.ter 26nse unb einem ebenio
srpben DurdmeHer. 9luf bisism
DurdmeHer iinb INNER js fiinf aare
ten 70 uerrbeilt, buB iie BEL elmer einz
mulisen Drebung Der 9rommsI bers
ausfaQen uno 10 einen Der Spielsr
beoienen. Sim 9an5en iinb 81 &artsn
in Heiben gu je I3 in Der 5rommel
porbanben. Die Mafdtne f9eint baz
nah nod elmer 0erpontommnuna fdz
bin 80 fein, benn Der e6te potsrpielsr
ipiro bic breiunbfiinf5isfte aarte pers
miiTeu. ben Spabmader, tbe join
ioter, Der meift 10 germ eeieben tpirb
unb bod tros aller 2uftisteit fhon
manhem, Der iih in feinem 8eiib
sIiidltd fiibIte. ben Spab nerborben
bat. Dns sSbenl tpiirbe bic Mdi9ine
iiberbaupt erft erreihen. ipenn fe aud
bas Derlienn unb Beadblen bdorgen
piirbe, n6hrenb fi9 Der glidlihe
Spieler bic Miihe beg gepinnens aes
pib germ AUDI fernsrbiu nebuen pirD.
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. OruxSeil.rtlnnS : llebertralxnle

5enrp gotpsrs u. Mnb. on Siello
gopers, 15 older 2anb in Settion Is
BON Columbia Soipnfbip. 81.
Sulia 8. 8iibop u. Mnb. an 0iolo
O. YeoriI, 9beiI bon Cots AZ unp 4s
in q. SO. 8iibOp's addition 5u aopss
lamb. SITS.
W2aHillon gaTatt an faiberin. Rie'
haus, Cots %. 26. %. IA unb Is Der
Rob's 5iu 9oipitaI llnisrabthsi!uns
$1.00.
Sobn 6. 8on 8unbp an 6. W. Bon
@unbp. 6 9lter am yifeSWile Greet in
4nberion sorpnIbip. 81.
2uura u. 9rseb an George 5. Bran,
9beil bon Got go. 455 BON Joiepb u.
Sames' untsrabtbeiIung. $3.50.
William .. greeb u. q. on George
3. grap, 9beiIe BON Cots 456 unb 467
BON Soiepb u. Games ilnterabtbeis
lung; ferner sbeile BON Cots 453 unh
454 in berislben llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
William .. gresb u. u. an George
s. Bran, 5beil pbn Got 455; ferner
Cots ATS unb 476 bon Jcfepb U.
Sames' llnterabtbeilung. 81.
Gliaabetb 8ople an Gliffcrb 6.
5uffman, Got No. "a unb bic 0itiihs
9dlfte bon Got SO. % BON Spbn 8.
WrisbPs rlnierdbtbeiIung. 81.
Jranf SO. 8tbbin8er an Sarnb 3.
perrine, Got SO. 110 in Nlnrp Rittsn,
bouf9s Mbbition az fdrrifcn. 500.
Ranie gramer an 9obn 5. Disb unt
Muguft Baum, 35 81 185 Uub on be1
Deyter MDenue. 25626 1ub ipefiif
BON bey 6o6hexSn GtpefA Il
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Die Wittipe leste Sut unb Sba,pl
ob. Sic erihien in etnem Rleibe pou
fbtpar3er Seibe, bas ibre tpunperba,
i10nen aDrpsrformen in benz beufter
2i9te aeiste. Sbr tpeiber Gals fhims
merte pie Glfenbeiu, ibr polIenpei
fbOner Mrm, baIb perbiillt, tontraftirtt
NIT Dem i6parsen Stoffe ouf bas
2iebIihte. sic mari fi9 erfdDpft aui
et1nn Sefel.
.8iit Du eegdnsen9" fraste tbeil,
nebmenb bic Stiderin.
rSa. Sdnte!!" =
rSdtteit Dir einen Jioter nebmeu
icllen."
sd tonnts teinen finben."
$50 er9pIe Sib!A
Sie Sante ftidte rubig tpeiter.
Hat elmer YauIe rief bic Nihte:
80 mein 9ott, es tpmmen furdtbare
Dinse gum 9orihein."
Simmer node"
.Man betreibt bic llnterluhuns nit
aller Strense."
rWie itd porausieben lieb. Wie iii
1ein Sermin por 9eriht abselaufen?"
sd ion bei6pOren, bab ih niht
petb, tpobin bas unteridIasene 9elo
getommen it,"
rSu tannit es nit sutsm GepiFen,
mpir liphes ainh"
sd ion fernsr beidtp0ren. bab ih
nihts bapon BETTE"
rNuh bas tannlt 0u."
rQber meine ipertbpollen Shmud=
Iatsn.~
Sinh GeIdents Defines periturbsz
men Mannes."
Der Ridter min oud bieie tennsn
lernen."
nWie ionberbar! 9u bait nidt mo-
tbis, Oein gigentbum gu betlariren.
sd fpa Elm 9erseihniB einreiaen
uno beIhtporen, bab i4 nidts tpeiter
belize. Metne Irmutb lit notoriid,
10 iasts Der Ri6ter; ih bate bem
Munne nidts susebruht. Gr madte
mid iosor oufmertIam duf bic Wid=
tioteit bes Gibss, ben i6 fhtpDren
miibte, fpenn Der 8eroaht, ih piNs
Inn ben 0erbleib Der Summen, nidt
seItGrtt tperben ipIte. Iu6 pirb anges
nommen, &ronau babe fir mid gez
iorgt, ebe er aus oieism 2eben gefdiss
Gen."
5rou Braun i6ob untpilIig ben
Stitrobmen bel Seite.
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mill Did sinIhiidtern, tpiQ BON Dir
erpreHen, mas Dir 9ronau eeibentt
bat. Der Wdnn bat bod Die 8ers
pfIidtung, fir feline Srou gu Iorgen. "
Senriette neinte.
80, meine Gage lit idrsdlih! Nun
fat es au6 nod ben QnIhein, ola
triiee ith eiuen Sheil Der SduIo! llno
i6 babe bod 10 ihtper gelitteu, ipis
nur eine 5ruu Ieioen tann!"
ui9ti~ '
I'D 9ott, ia bin iebr ungIiidIid!'
idIuhste Die iurge Jrou ibr 9eiidt
perbiilenb. rDpburd babe it benr
bos peroient2"
,Oente on Define 8siunbbett!" risi
Srau Braun. rWie t0nnsn gepDbn:
Iihe JprmoIitdten Did 10 sri6iit:
tern?"
.Man bebanbsIts mid Dor 9erid1
pie sins getriiserin". iummsrt. GEN
riette.
%, 9u biIt rein bon ausr S4ulb
ia beseuse es!!"
.Oas 9eri6t permutkt eroBs
SdGse Bel mir. bic i6 gu psrberssr
iuds; unb ia befise bod nidts als
n1eine aleiber uno bic eeidentts.
S6muffa6en, bic, ipeun ia iie midi
senommsn bate, iid jest in ben SGn.
ben beg gerihts befdnben."
(Jortiesuns fulgt.)
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Wpers .. Cooper an soerniina Deu'
ier. Got Ro. AZ Der 9pbe part Inter
obtbeiluns. 81.
0eOrse 90. Sdobmann an Mart
Burt II. Mno., Qpt SO. So bon Souns
bers 70. 3artsborne's llnhrabtbeilune
| in .Spencer 1otpnibip. ST..
| Sanion M. Cooper an Geor9e 5pn'
linfon, Cots go. II, 13 unb IA Dor
6enrp 6elbman's Rpripoob 0eigbts
Ipbition. 81.
Dopio 8. serris an Saeob 9arpep
40 Sub bon Der RorbIeite BON Got go.
3 bon s. q. ga goiteaur'. aoSition gu
Wt. plealant. 81.
Wtamie Slppop an Worp 9ut, elm:
Got on Der Norbfpeitsgde Der Uiitdell
nno SulIipan MpenIe in ct. Bernard.
$1.OO.
gna M. pobne on 1lorenes 6.
eraas. cine Got an Der Carthage pife.
$1.00.
2issie 80. WiIIiams on Taarp q.
WaIh, cine Got an Der gpboon Strabe.
$100.
1lorenee u. Gong on Snrah 9.
grnnsr, Got "a in Doit's lluterabibeis
lung in GImtpoob. 81.
Warp Sba Gareip on 5eIen &.
SpEain, cine Got an Der 9orparb Mps.
$1.O0.
Siaeep Q. Runt on Mattie R. Gas
fen, I 2lntbeil an ben Cots 10, IL unb
II in Miamitoipn. 81.
Geo. 6. San an Soispb 9ubr, So.
8 in 6. 6. Soptins' sipeiier unterobs
tbeiluns in Ror1pooo. 81.
60. H. 4ftermeper an Wdrp s..
Walter, cine Got on Der !,etpitt 4oe.
$1.00.
Sobn Wentel on mm. s.. 2eonnrb,
cine Got an Der Central apenue in aens
nebn oeisbts. 81.
9erielbe an essnnie u. Q.pnuro, cine
Got on Der Woibinsicn Iosuue in Rem
neon 5eigbts. 81.
Gam. .. Cooper an glis. gbom.r,
Got 50 in Sfaae .. WhseIers Inter
tbsiIuns. 81.
6enrD S6und on Senrp Jeib, 16
Iter in Seition II BON grsn 1p,pns
ibip. $4,000.
sslorence W. lsebs on Gbas. 8.
Sobnipn. SO SUB an Der 6emIod Ctr.
$100.
Shlueter R.altp go. on Gplpeitsr
80. airi. 157 ssub on Dcrt Strobe
unb 81 SUB an 8eftsrn 4p. 81.
Rihorb 7. 9urreu on Wilbur g.
arnoIb. 1872 SUB on WiQiams 4o.
sos, 900.
aotb auebn an 2ouiis s. MiiIIer.
Got 13 in 8. 6. oop,ins 4. lln..rab=
tbeiIuua Rorpooh. 81 etc.
Geo. 20. gormonn on 2utber 2.
Goi'. 100 SUB an Weglain Sirabs in
!oaritpeu. 81.
aatb. Rueblmann on mdrie !.
Seins. 40 SUB on 2onebpn ap. ST..
gli5a Sills on Geo. gnersmonn,
cine Got an Central an. n Wpomins.
81.
aniebts TsmpIar & Msufonie aib
aH'u an Dalisr .. Ybiuips, 2ot 56
i'm Worriion Gitat.. $1,000.
Sas. q. Worrifon Ii. u. (psr Sbes
rifD an Doltsr .. pFuips, Got 45
i'm Worrifon Gitaie. $1,000.
Marp Shronb on peter Shpols
bad. cine Got on Der SiiboT. Gde Der
gani unb SupmiIsr Strobe. ST
peter Shnulbuh an ghe Weiter.r
9retping Co.. cine Got on Der Siiboiis
Ode Der Soni uno gabuiIlsr Strob..
81.
4nno W. qotbrop on gIifforb 6.
Suffmon, ID Got in Woobburn 9ln.
Snnbiiat llnterubtbeiIune. ST..
DiIbur 6. Nrnolo on 9ictor Gaie
& 2od Co.. 15 9leres in Ssttion 3,
Columbia 9p. 81
Sas. O. Cooper on Cha 6. aoppens
boefer. 30 sfub on Wariap piie. ST..
Wm. 9urr.l il. an gietor Safe &
God Co.. 2 Cots on Wlentor 4p. in
Norfpooo. xl.
pAilip 6. Bomb an 2ouis g. syis.s,
s Cots in Der OatIep pari llnterabs
ihriIune. $64OO.
Doro.beo 6oslidxr's Grben (per
SberifD on RprtIe 6oeiiber, Cots
in Gilman. unterobtbeiluns. $3.50.
auguft Borgmann on Glla 6. Rpps
penhoefsr eine Ont IN Ueorfotp gligS