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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

One thing that was in continual ev-
10 nee during the fair was the con-
tEued good humor of the crowds; 1t
was particularly noticeable during the
rain on Wednesday, the crowds were
scurrying for shelter into the booths,
while others were running to the street
cars and though the cars were crowd
ed, those seated endeavored to make
room for all new corners, though SONS
of the latter were well soaked with
rain, all were helpful and merry over
the mishap to clothing and comfort.
OF all the exhibits. the baby show
was the most interesting. OF course,
the Female of the Species" was the
most in evidence and the most inter
ested, but even the men remarkd as
to the beauty of some of the children,
and the fineness of most of the little
ones and one man said with a sigh
Il would give all / possess IL / had
a boy like that" pointing to a particu-
larly fine lad. The old story of the
crow who thought all crows black but
Eere came to my mind when some of
the little ones in view, but doubtless
these children were beautiful to the
doting parents.
An incident occurred that caused
those who witnessed it to say some
sharp things, and they were not all
men either who expressed very de-
near the rope and woman who had
on monstrosity of a hat pinned on
with pin that projected beyond the
hat at least two inches, as she passed
through the crowd the pin stuck a
child who was in its mothers arms
and pricked 1t dangerously near the
eye, any nearer and the pin would
have stuck the child in the eye, before
the owner of this pin could move fur
Their bystander stopped her and told
her to Took out for that pin" In such
a crowd and where there were so many
children in arms every care should
have been taken to avoid danger and
harm. Really a law-but what's the
use to say aught when fashion de-
crees?
Plan q Better One.
So much has been written and told
0f the different exhibits, of the won
derful variety and the perfection of
them that it would be useless to at
tempt any more praise, but as there
thexe are two sides to the Interstate
Fair of 1911, and now that it is a
thing of the past it is time to stop
throwing boquets and begin planning
for larger and better fair for 1912.
It is useless to say that the fair of
1911 was perfect or that it was any
where near perfect, for there have
been too many county fairs that would
compare very favorably indeed, and
those single counties.
= There was a lack of interest on the
part of the farmers and fruit growers,
that was hard to overcome. Take the
jackson County exhibit for instance,
by far the best and most complete in
the Agricultural building. Ninety five
per cent of that came from one farm,
and that the Pleas farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pleas had intended taking their
exhibit to the ChipIey fair but were
asked to bring it to Pensacola and
were promised that Jackson County
would send at least two car loads, but
they failed to keep their promise and
sa but five per cent of all that dis
play tcame from the general growers.
Now suppose that the Pleas family
had hot brought and displayed their
products, wha would have been the re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Dec. ga forecast of smaller
world shipments other than free America
had a buliish effect today on the price
of wheat. The opening was the same as
last night to 3-Sc higher. May started
at IS IL to IS 5-Sc, a gain Of shade to
1-Sn1-4c and rose to IS 3lc.
Commission houses bought corn. May
opened unchanged to sixteenth up at
64I-463-8c and advanced to 81 1-2c.
oats developed an appearance of strength.
Rise in other grain seemed to be the
main reason. MAY started a. a 3-4 TO
AZ 3417-Sc and reached a sc.
Provisions advanced with hogs. First
sales were at last nights figures to Lee
higher with May delivery sic, OF IL to
1910 for pork; 9.42 IL for lard, and
$50 IL for ribs.
cAIrAHn rARIE NO z
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York. Dec. 22.-Cotten futures
opened steady at decline of 2@7 points
and sold Z to IL points net lower during
the early trading in response to lower
Liverpool cables, liauidating by recent
buyers for a turn and spot selling. Cover
ing checked the decline later in the first
hour, but only slight rallies occurred and
the market ruled unsettled.
Reports from Liverpool that there
would be a lockout of cotton mill en-
ployees in Lancashire beginning Wednes-
day caused a furry of selling here dur
ing the noon hour under which prices de-
clied to a net loss of 10@11 points, but
covering caused rallies of from to 4
points from the lowest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah. Ga, Dec. 22.-The spirits of
turpentine market opened firm this morn
ing at IS 3-4 to 40, but with DO sales. The
close was firm at ~, with sales og 512
casks, receipts 7S4 casks. shipments 100
casks and stocks of IS, 9e7 casks
The rosin market opened firm. The
close was firm with a slight slump on
lower grades. Sales were 1856 barrels
receipts 1856 barrels. shipments 644 bar
rels and stocks of 139,1S8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

Pensacola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for December, II
degrees.
Lowest on record for December, Il
degrees.
Average of the highest daily tenn
peratures for December, 81 degrees.
Average of the lowest daily temper
atures for December AZ degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 20
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, Sc
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall for the month of
December, All inches.
Total rainfall this December to p.
m. 1923 inches.
Total deficiency in rainfall, Jan. 1st
to Nov. 30th, 6.06 inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
NOTICE TO NAVAL STORES oPER
ATORS,

and commissary clerk with naval
stores operator, also a few thousand
boxes to pull that I may learn the
business and practical sides of turpen-
timing. Can begin work at once
Address Jos. J. Hathaway Bombay,
Fla 20dse
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
Liverpool Market.

Liverpool, Dec. 22.-Closing: Cotton
spot quiet prices points lower. Ameri-
can middling fair 5:6e; good middling
6.31: middling, sos; low middling. 4.S9;
good ordinary, Alb; ordinary, ass. The
sales of the day were 7400 bales, of WHICH
200 were for speculation and export and
Included $500 American. Receipts 5000
bales, including $500 American.
Futures opened easier and closed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

King Firf1y with much feelings)-
/ once loved a woman-but, alas, she
married. Barron Rubberneck (sympa-
DISQUALIFICATION did She marry ?
King FREELY Tin a deep tone of manly
grief-She married me-F'erris Hart
mans Red Riding Hood"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

Furnished by the local Office, weather
bureau, United States department of
agriculture, under the direction of
Willis L. Moore, chief of bureau,
Washington, D. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Tonic in action, quick in results. Will
cure any case Of kidney or bladder dis
order not beyond the reach Of medi-
cine. 70 need to say more.
w. A D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, III S. Palafox st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

New York, Dec. 22.-Cotton spot Closed
quiet Is points lower; middling uplands
$50; middiing gulf e.75. Sales 4,6o0
bales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

Farmer Ito horse dealer)-No, I
don't bear we no malice. I only 'ope
when you're chased by a pack of
rayishin' 'ungry wolves you'll be a
driving that 'orse you sold me.-Tit-
Bits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

Benham-I always have to do the
lions share of the work.
Mrs. Benham-Yes; the lions share
is to roar-Town Topics.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Dec. Authorizations of
stocks We're irregular when trading was
resumed today. Lehigh Valley monopo-
liked speculative attention and advanced
So to 1875 3S, new record for the
movement. Reading made only a slight
fractional response to this rise and the
TALLY changed. There was pressure
against the Rock Island stocks. Prices
were on the downward grade at IL
o'clock.
Nearness of the three days holiday
in the stock market restricted trading
to small proportions during the morning
and speculative interest was not suff1-
Gent to bring about any decided ed. general
bearish toward the market as whole,
and there were indications of short sell
ing among the favorIt- speculative me-
diums.
An undertone heaviness prevailed in
the second hour, but lesses in the leading
issues We're not important apart from
AmaIgamated Copper which declined a
point. Bonds were irregular
Trading, became less active later in the
forenoon and prices ruled stead1er on
coveing with the market at midday a
point or two lower 1t was estimated that
December notices for about $4,000 to co.
900 bales were circulating this morning
accounting for the relatively easy ruling
of the near months, which, however, still
held a premium of about 40 to Al points
during the middle of the day. Spot cot
ton was quiet at the noon call.
Support was extended to the Denver
and Rio Grande securities. the preferred
stock rallying l IL and the per cent
bonds5 points to So. The general tone
was somewhat improved as result Of
renewal rise in Lehigh Valley to 1S5 rs.
The market closed steady. Large
blocks<of Wabash As were purchased and
the price rose nearly 3 points to 55 1-2
Early in the week these bonds sold at 90
on the announcement o. the receivership
The stocks we're also dealt in at rising
prices, the preferred gaining two points
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23
Marriage Not a Failure.

Old FTlend-W as your uduShIer S
marriage a success?
Hostes-Oh, a great success. She's
travelling in Europe on the alimony.-
New York Weekly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

There is no better medicine made
for colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t acts on natures plan, re-
lieves the lungs, opens the secretions,
aids expectoration; and restores the
system to a healthy condition. For
sale by all dealers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

Total deficiency in rainfall. Jan. LIST
to November 30th sos inches
Maximum wind velocity, So miles
from the southwest, at 1888 %. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-23

Continued from First Pageo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

alsranbrisn, tpo er cine 9ilId mir bic
Sommersssit am SiraRoe ots Wleeres
mRtkt. Die Gludt nah europa fp11'
rem zines 3eitraumes Don menreren
Mpnatsn piro in Der Iesien 3sit III
Der donptiihsn QrsiIe oielfch belpros
den. Dislenisen. bic asgppi.n lisbeH,
fpiiniten, 0ob oas pisle 0elo, ods I'M
EomHl.r nurh bic Gtgnpier europa
suqefibrt uirn. im2anoe bIelbe. uno
10 firsbt man jest oarnat. ben aufsnis
balt in adiro innsrbalb Der SomHitr'
monate nod Woalidieit gu srlsihisrn.
mnn baut 0srgniieunss!oials. gu oss
n.n insbeionDtrs Der iiir5lih eronnsts
2unapart in 5eiiopolis gsbort. man
ban. id6ne uno ptrbdltniBmdbig nltt
an ttsur, @iaen in ben 0oritdotsn,
baut Die sbsater uHo ionitisen gtrs
nniiQungslc.aI. rsfi lufiig. mei't ohne
Ddhbebsduna, bnmit man nloglld1li
siibls Cuff sugefdhtl. besommi. Nl
taIs fiiniiltriIhsn Wittel olrfien aber
ta1m ben asgppier, fei % ben etHgt'
brrcleu, iei es ben Gurcpdsr, reIssH,
ouF txn iibliG)sn Sommsrdufsnthalt in
Der Shspeis oosr in Jrantrei6 81 Der.
.ihnn. Dir Ibonsn griinen DaEoer
rnb Die INIT Shnee hosdtsn Bsrae
sonn uiemuIo erieseH. unb 10 'piro
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ren uno i'm Stiober OH bic llfer bss
aiIs suriittehren. Gin orcbiines
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bar. tpie er frifth une traftis asspp'sn
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6cHo. an bic 0eiiooe 0es gsils 5uriifa
f,brt. Dieiss Bib Bat cine aetpiht gs.
rehtirlne, iptnn &c auf tart ubertriss
ben ;It. Bel ben 8ehoroen mGht lIn
im Son1nsr sins astpiiis Shlapphsit
nm Tienft bemsribar, Die i'm MInitr
i.oer tobtln tpiirne, TN SomHltr itooh
ridt fir UNCUT ninsmi. Eenn "a III
felbItpsrItanplih, bob i'm siihlen Win.
/ ie- alIss befIer mnri6ieri als I'm bet.
ZEN. nerpsn.0isnoen Sommsr. Bsion.
6srs ununoenebm In Der Sornmtr fir
nxn, Dsr reid ssissnei nit ainbern IN.
Dxr belize CONNER ifaoet I'M ouaes
meiusn ben ainbsrn ittr. uno fait ale
peroen bleihfintis unb idtpah bonn
pie!sn 6oden In Der Stubs. llHo 10
geht i.bsr, Der Is ttuiaermcben NIT isis
rsm Gelbbeu.sl in ginilons bringsn
lam, nit ainh unb aesel fort. mun.
berIh0n finb bic Gommtr0benoe unO
9fdd,t. in Der MIHt. Gis sntfhdoiaen
rei6lit fir bic uHonsenehmsH zassss
jtunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
Wrnuoeig.athamS 'netertrasHRleu
gincinndti Z. 5uni,

pauline 9horner an 2auretiaI bors
nsr, rs Bel 145 Jub an Der Rorofsiis
Der Sutains qtDs.. 696 Jub 0itlid pom
Wlain 4pt.. 81.
Rarp z. S'Gpnnsa an albert 5.
Seibsr u. Qnb., Tbeil bon Got 35 In
Gilsour's /. Ilnttrubibeiluns. Wli.
2ootout. 81.
9alsntins 5,bberger. per Ghsriff.
an Sobn 6. 2ubpis. Elm Stuc 2aHb
in Sett. "a, GeIbi Up. $500.
gopb 81. asIp an Suiis g. asllp.
z Cots in Suispb 3. Wias' llnisrabs
iheiIuns, 81.
gnrri. %. asl!p ar Sulie z. asIIn,
basislbs Gissntbum. ST..
milliam 6. Cor an gIisabetb u.
Cor. Cots 81 unb 80 in Souib nor.
iponb Spnbitqt llnterabtbeilung, ST.
Garl Ybares. per Skriff, an
4lics DENT, 2ot 210 in gli5dbeih 1als
lant's llntsrabtbeilung IN aDonbaIe.
500.
albert s. 2dtpler on Senrieiia 2aus
ber, 14.60 4ter 2nnb in Seit. 18,
Delhi Sp., 81.
Wners y. Cooper an Glementine ..
Sbafer. 125 bel 175 sJub an Der Siibs
oitede Der Mnbifon uuo anoreip
gpe., ST..
Gbor!es StilImnn an 6. 6. Mpers.
120 4der 2anb in Sett. 16, Spcna
more 1p., $500.
6erpen grtel an emma QhIborH.
Iheil BON aois 30 unb 20 in Jobn
8. Wrigbt's llnterabtbeiluns, 81.
William pbeIan, H., an Weorp q.
pbeIan, 1beil non Got l30 tn grdip'
forb & GlartgS uutsrabsbsiluus,
DlsuhcIe. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
Ginc Sel6itmurc .GpiSemie

giebt ben 3ettlingen nieoer eiumaI
tagIid Stoif fir ipoItenlange Irti.
fei. Iarnber piIien Die 3eituugen
aber nIernaLs ettuas 81 beridten, bah
eIne iolde Gpioeuie eigentIih INNER
berri6t. 2enn pernahIdilIgen iebr
otele Wenideu ibren aorper ntdt i'm.
mer IN elmer 8eiie, Die einen friib5ei.
tigsn COB bsrbeifubrt2 9oppeIt tb0s
rtdt iii 0ieies IerbaLten aus oen
@runoe, bnB es IN ben Ct. Bernard
arduterptlen Elm 5eoermonn 5ugdng.
ltfes, obiol1tt 3unerldiiiges Dfittel
bafir g1ebt, eineu Shaben, ben man
feinem Sethe 5uqefiiet bot, Bel 3eiten
8u reporlren. @ebra,iht tic, ebe es
gu fpat lit. S5n .apotbefen 81 baben.
81 @
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

SeIsn gisl an gbparb 3. gurse,
S475.
Gsors. DoIf an gIart CTR. 6. Il.
.. Co., $500.
Din, q. 5erris an Gnierpriie .,
u. 60, $1,000.
aribur gopeu an Clara 8. IT
Camp, S2350.
gIi;abeth UliLler on Glentpap g. Il.
.. Co.. $1,000.
Gruntss S6reisr an Jinolap 6. u.
q. Co., $3.50.
Jronccs Sitina on bisfsIbs, $1,000.
5arrD s.. 'fiiGr on 4p0nbaIe Il.
g. 6. Il. y. 60, $500.
marp q. Gnnber an SoutxrnG bio
8. Il. z. Co., $24O0.
Warn SdritDer 9ubeete on Gons
torbia 3. a., $500.
SobH Shaler an Grtsuiion 8. u
. 60. $1,000.
Samuel u. 5apss an Ca;It9 parl
Co., $3450.
frarS5rsuIih on Spcamors G. II
6. Co.. $500.
Woriion ". Waite an Clifton Wssls
tual z. Ii. y. Co.. $1,000.
Getitste 6ppotheten.
Marie Drigbt an e. .. Cooper,
$3.50.
sbersfo Siodum on %. Marb q.
u. Co.. $1,000.
Gpas. emmert an SoutbiiS. 6. II
q. Co., S1750.
gerisIbs On aibxrol 6. u. 9. 60.
$3.50.
1srfslbe an 8. 9urser, $500.
5elea grootE on Gbds. gmmert,
$500.
pauIins pfsiffsr an Som. Builders
8. II. 2. Co., $1,000.
Gofparb ]. gurie an Sttuspe 6:
pfsiffsr, S2250.
4Iies 5uHsp an gint. Wortingmsns
Club .. Il. &. Co., $3.50.
Senrp y. Srsipe~oa Union C. y. u
z. 60. $170O.
H3crrts Y. Ulortpn on URnnijon "
u. RO. 2. $3.50.
gptsIen u. 2su,borb on Mabiior
.. u. Ro. 2. $3.50.
Sobn B. Wsinnsisr on Saml. 9
Cooper, $654.
Gnibonp Csber u. anb.. on Sobr
ames, $1,000.
2iIie pine on Mohui Sills g. u
6. Co.. $700.
Gbfparb Weier on ~5ome Goningi
9ani Co. $1,000.
Gffle 6. 2obis II. 4nb. an ". g
yepcomb, $500.
Sorab u. Mirtblin an Z. W1eDiI
| len. $500.
Reuis 9edsr an e. Or. Cooper
$3.50.
u. .. gouber on price 6i1 GaaI
6. II. Y. Go. SO. /, $1,000.
GerieIbe On gdun q. 5pbn, $500
Grant GrtuIt1 ON Spenmore Str
3. a., $4,000.
Worie Q. Sou on RationoI g. q
| Co., $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

atsppisn i.m g M mer. -
usgnpsen bieist i'm CONNER Elm sisms
LID troitloIss Bib nit ausnnbme Der
an Der Gee iiseenoai Stable uno Dor
fer. 60 id3on foirD unb bic ober1gpps
iiihsn Gtaoie i'm Winisr finb, 10 b0bp
lib iinn iie i'm Sommsr. Die 4iirger
Rairos iistn DOR iriib bis fpdt binisr
gef6loftnen gbiirrn uno syeniiern, pos
init fsin GonnenftrobI bic an ji6 fhcn
iebr beiben s3irnmsr ierrpor7ni. Der
Gtiii III f1lcff sefporbtn BON Der ans
bousrnotn 6is.. bic 3fDiihfn 30 unb
40 Grab fhranit uno oft nrebr ,rs
rs:hi. unb audi bic a0xpsrtrnft Idbt
erbeblif nnd,. grit ipenn bic 9Gms
meritunbe einieBt, Gsbmen bic 8iiratr
Rniros spisber ouf uno gsnieben Die
Abtnbftunosn. Die in Der Rsosl BON sis
mem pr1hfigen fiiblen Wino beeIeiies
finn. Anbtrs II. es noiiirlif in
MItraunrien ulb port Gaio, be uns
mitisibdr an nr Mssrestiiise Iisaen
unb ben friffen Geeninb immer bas
ben. Jn ben 0rrfidbten BON Alsrnns
brien, Defenders in RdnIsb, ipimmeit
es b0btr auh sir Smnmer5eit BON
lufsbungrisen Wtnf6en. Der tDo1ls
bobenbt Biiresr aniros fliebt unter
bitten umftdHxn feline ,iugaftiiHe unb
bei6f Gtoot unb tponbert entipeber
Ina@ 0arcpa obss ~ Bal -tsna& &baxte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

cseitn ssezae, sinusse. GsRciasssL 3.
Sxsis 90 Gents nne barfbrr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Derielbe on eieielbe, 90 bel 1856 Jub
an Der Sioisi.s Der Gboron 4ps. 81.
gu'top .. S6ns.oer an Selene' y.
9. MurLittr, 26.90 gter in Columbia
5oipnTbip an Sneion Sia 4pe., spis
itsn MnbiioRpile rnb 1srroes Part,
81.
4Hna r. Ssrron an Georas B. oers
ron II. Mnb., 63 BEL 100 Gub on Der
Gitisits bon SigbIanb gIats, $50 JuB
iiibli6 pon uRapIs Ctr, iorpie 1878
bel LOB 5ub an Der Roroieiis Der asos
man 4ps.; cinsn GaHbionpIer in Sett.
3, miutrtet 2p.., uu6 Cots go. 30.
SO unb bic iiiblits odIits BON 81 in
Grapforb &c gIart's llnisrabtbeilung,
81.
9be Union Sdpines 9ant & 3ruit
SO. an George 20. Serron Il. ane.
oasieIbe Gigsntbum 81.
Wtdfon y. 6erron an anna +. Ger
ron, gaht auf 2ebsnsssit auf 1913
BEL l52 Sub an Der Rornisits Der Rsos
man 4pe., iopis elm GrunbftIt in
Sett. 3, Tliucrest 9p., nit bsm Qns
.aufsrstt fiir $277o.
5erbinaRe goRoerbrint dn2sonharb
Bauer, Got go. 3 in gsonhoro 8ousr's
llnterabiheiIung, grite Din, 81.
ebarlss Sdnint an CHARTS 5tib,
Got SO. 1876 in Rpripoob 9ietp, 81.
g8iqiam Wurr IN 0drrD 5.eii6sr,
DIE n0roIite 6oIite bon Got 80. 50 in
oer llutsrabtbeiIuns bon Mathsr's
eitdte, 81.
margaret 81. emi.b an Sr.berid
5eittamp. Got go. % in WliIs &:
GIins's 4. llntsrabtbsiluns. QOrpoob,
81.
2lmsIia 0rotIii6 an amsliu 6.
grotliib. 20 bel 10 SUB On Der
Qorbisits Der 3apton Gtrabs, 81.
GIi5obeth GonIpH, aom.. on 6.
Crane & Go. % bsi 70 5ub an Der
4oroitits Der Gaiisru gps. S765.
Mabsl u. pisriou an Otto 4rms
lebtr, 5heil bon Cots 81 unh 80 in
Bppming 6. u. 3. Cos llutsrabtheis
lung, $500.
gr6sn bon 6rant 80. gropn, per
Sberiff, all Wabel u. pierion, bass
isIbe Gigsntbum, $1,000.
gIiis 6. &obig an 5iioor uRb Ssnrn
u. aleiu. Got 4 uuo 5heiI bon Got s
In Clifton 3eigbsslln.erabtbsiI 81.
| Aouis u. GnhImQnn an Gbith 6prs
nuna, 40 bel 133 5ub an Der Meiiieits
Der Sullipan Qpe., 43 CUB iiiblit bon
gburh Str., Ct. BERNARD, 81.
Soiepb 3. 9snaepan an ambrois 9.
pahoub, 81 bei 2l8 Jub On berRorbs
fsiie Der Jonathan 4ps., 289 Jub
| tpsfli6 BON Doobburn 4pe.. 81.
Soan gertfts an Sohn S6asfer.
Is CUB an Der Weitieits Der GIorn
Strabs. 81.
Sarnh u. Wirthlin an 9apio @.
Dapis, Got is In aesIie part qobis
tion Su 0oripoob, 81.
6enrp 9rotbous M. an SebdItian
unb Roia Ulnii Got 10 in Z. 3. Gor.
bug 2. uniernbtb.iluns. Sl0.
1ran3 Remle an Garri. Rieitsns
berg. sin Stid 2anb in Seit. 8. Del.
bi Up. 81.
German R. ShuI3 on Winnie llns
| aebeuer. Got 10 in G. q. gbaies I'm
terabihsiluns. 81.
se Soi!en pari Go. on Sdmuel
] H. unb Wtan fqnes. Got 10 i'm lIutsrs
abtheiIuns r4 BON Guilsp Dart, ST.
artbur D. 2duber an Genrp g,
Bitter. 30 Jub on Der Oftisi.s Be,
Megberion aDe.. 81.
Charlotte o.. Sbiplen an Woriior
N. Waits 76 bsi 200 s5ub on be,
| Rorbfel'e Der Refor ape., 750 Juf
peftlid BON Clifton Qpe., $4,000.
2aura s. Jobnion on Sulia 9ea'
ner, Got 26 in Jobn Gruig's unierob'
theiluns In GbeDict, 81.
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