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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14
Wagons from DeHa they are the best DeHans Big Sale Mar 80
HURFFyILLE.

Miss Myra Jones has been spending
part of the week with Miss Minnie
| Maussner, at Collingswood.
! Brooks Hurff will attend the Con-
+, ference at Asbury Park as a delegate
this week.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. James
Kincaid was rendered a birthday sur
prise party by number Of her
| friends. A good social time was en-
| joyed by participating in various gam
les followed by an abundance of re-
freshments. Those present who en-
I James P. Kincaid, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
| Mr. and Mrs w. Scott Kier, Mr..
and Mrs. H.. NJ. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William B Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
: NJ. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood B !.
Hurff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Hurff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hurff, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. A. VanMeter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Madara, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. William B..
! Fisher, Mrs. H. G. Nicholson, Mrs.
Wayne Petit, Misses Bessie Fisher
] Anna Warren, Sadie Densten, Jane
| Warren, Vera N. Hurff, Maude Jones
/ Messrs. Joseph Nicholson, Albert Van
Meter, Neal Shaw, Theodore Shaw
! Joseph VanMeter, William Kincaid
Ernest Nicholson, James Kincaid.
There will be no service in the
church next Sunday morning, but the
Sunday school will hold their regular
session in the afternoon and the Ep-
/ worth League will have charge of the
! evening service.
1t being the thirty-fourth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
/ B. Wood, few of their friends call
ed last Thursday afternoon and very
agreeably surprised them. The guests
began to arrive about 3 o'clock, but
] Mr.. and Mrs. Wood thought they just
dropped in for short time. BY
o'clock they began to arrive in num-
!, beers but Mrs. Wood could not guess
why so one of the company was COM
PEELED to tell them it was their 34th
wedding anniversary. Then the Ia
dies began to look for their wagons
and carry in the many good things
which were set before the company al
6 O'Clock To say every one did JUS
] tice at this hour would be putting il
| very mild. as it required nearly two
hours at the table. In very short
time the company announced they
/ were there for fun and were ready for
it. Game after game was played and
everyone joined to make each a sue
cess and many were the tears that
were shed from laughter. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Wood will long remember theiI
wedding anniversary of 1912. Those
who enjoyed the feast were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Batten, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hurff, Mr..
and Mrs G. Wood Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Money. Mrs. JOSIAH
Braddock, Miss Pearl Braddock, Miss
/ Lille Cole, Mrs. Albert Atkinson and
son ROLAND, Misses Alice and Nettie
Money, Earl Wood. Raymon Batter
and Harold Money
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14
PAULSBORO.


will give planked shad supper on
Saturday night, May II, 1912, in the
Fire House on Swedesboro Ave.
While working at the I. G. Cox
wagon foundry, Westley Stiles lost
part of the index finger of his right
hand.
On Monday evening next the Bill
ingsport Fire Co. will have held its
350th meeting.
Roland Packer is about again.
The Daughters of Liberty are chan
cling off a crazy quilt, which does not
contain two pieces of cloth alike. 1t
is on exhibition at the lodge room.
/ George Robinson is suffering with
two large carbuncles on his neck.
Samuel Watson moved his family
to Camden on Monday.
! L. e. Hummel, Charles Hinmann
and Gill NJ. Hannold attended the
! State Council of Red Men last week
in Trenton.
W. A. Stetser is now able to mend
everything from bed spring to an
airship at his machine shop on Broad
street.
/ d. w. Hickman is slowly GONZALES
cling from his recent Illness.
Mrs. Sara Jane Reed suffered a
stroke of paralysis last Friday.
Edward Kayser is now riding Ha-
verford machine purchased from
Agent Miller.
Mrs. Dayton Corson fell while leav-
ing the Bailey building last Thursday
evening and received injuries to her
face and hands.
Joel DeVault attended the funeral
of relative at Cape May on Friday
Walter Stevenson and VIM. Shoen-
berg are owners of new motorcycles.
John Shoulders, of Bridgeport, is
spending some time with his daugh-
j ter, Mrs G.. Sheets.
! Mrs Lydia Human is visiting rela-
tives in Clayton.
w. j. Adamson has purchased a
new car.
Revival services have closed in the
Billingsport Cong. Church after a
very successful season of meetings.
On Saturday evening last, several
relatives and friends called upon Mrs.
Daniel Davis to help her celebrate her
seventy-third birthday. The dining
room and table was beautifully decor
ated Mrs. Davis received many use
full and ornamental presents. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob G.. Pote,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Pote, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Davis, Sre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Pennel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
l Hayes, Mrs Sarah Spellissy Mr.. Dam
iel D Pote, Misses Sara Davis and
Mary Collins; Masters William Davis
and Samuel Pote.
| Mrs. Bertha Murray is on the sick
/ list.
| Rev. Corson is attending NJ. E.
Conference at Asbury Park.
William Ikeley, of Philadelphia, is
occupying the Mrs. William English
property near the river.
AS I write this | learn of the sud
| den death of Mrs. David w. Hickman.
Mrs. George Devault 81 on the sick
list.
! The water main at the fire house
broke some time during Monday even
ing.
Harry Brammell lost valuable COW
on Monday.
/ Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wyke
of Philadelphia, on Saturday last, a
son. Mrs. Wyke was formerly Miss
Anna Cox of this town.
Miss Anna Sibley will have he1
/ Spring opening on March %. Stop in,
AT his home in Pauslboro, after an
illness of few months, Chas., son
of the late Charles and Emma Nell
vaine, passed away on Tuesday even
ing. The deceased leaves wife and
several small children to mourn his
loss.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14

number attend next Sunday co
\ It is said that the Franklin House,
(which has been closed for over a year
Ahas been sold, and that an application
Twill be made for license at the next
term of court. ~
e. w. Sickler will hold his 18th an
nual sale of seeds and potatoes at the
P & r. depot on Saturday, March % .
Elmer H. Denny who has been the
local agent for the Adams Express Co.,
has been transferred to Woodbury.
where he has taken the position left
vacant by Agent Curtis. Mr.. Denny
expects to move to Woodbury. in few
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas G.. Souder, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. McFadden, and Mrs.
Chas. Timberman attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Souder's father, Mr.. Fuse
at Salem, on Tuesday
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14
MEN0NAH.

MIS-. EDWARD OSU6ll, Oh MlGhietOIls
spent Tuesday as the guest of Mrs.
Emma Gaunt on Monroe Avenue.
Mrs. Margaret Lashley celebrated
her seventy-fifth birthday on last
Tuesday evening by inviting about
thirty-five friends. A most enjoyable
evening was spent and she received a
number of gifts among them lunches
Of beautiful carnations and sweet peas
Mr.. William Hallman has clock
that was purchased by his grand
father in 1843 making it sixty nine
years old, and it is still in good con-
dition and keeping perfect time.
The missionary study class of the
Presbyterian Manse met on Tuesday.
The subject was The Awakening of
India"
Little Charles Hobson Is recovering
from an attack of tonsilitis.
The Poultry Association will meet
at the home of Secretary Harry c..
Viereck on Thursday night, tonight.
Miss Mortie Stokes has been at
tending the convention of the Librar-
ians' Association of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania held at Chelsea.
Miss Alice Keller has recovered
from her recent illness.
The Boy Scouts of the Presbyter-
ian Church will hold an entertainment
in the church on Friday evening.
Mrs. Watts had the misfortune to
fall in the park on the way to the post
Office and broke her wrist.
Garfield Wentz has been attending
the Great Council of Red Men at Tren-
ton.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. George
Swartz to meet Mrs. Clara B. Colly,
of Washington, d. c., on Wednesday
who is a guest of our New Jersey Wo-
man Suffrage Association. She is do
ing missionary work for the emanci-
patton of women from the classified
ton which they now hold with the
criminal and insane so far as regards
their inalienable right to the ballot.
Mrs. P. C. Jones has been spending
some time with her mother in Camden.
Rev. Correll preached a special
sermon on Sunday morning to the
young men on "A Fortified Life. = The
cadets from the Academy attended in
body. In the evening the pastor
gave special sermon on Ruth. A
statement of finances was made at the
evening service as it was the last Sun
day before Conference.
Mrs. Bertha Richman, a former res
ident of our town, but now of Elmer,
spent the week end with Miss Mortie
Stokes
Dr. Gilmour has been named a del
egate to the NJ. E. Conference and
William Cattell as alternate. The
doctor will probably let the alternate
act in his stead.
The Wenonah Military Academy
kept up their winning streak on Sat
urday by defeating the strong Swarth-
more College Sophomore team by the
score of 80 to 20. The Academy I'd
team defeated Lower Merton H. S.
I'd before the big game by the score
of 81 to 4.
John Eyerwine has been elected by
the New Sharon Church delegate to
the Laymen's Conference to be held
in connection with the Annual Con-
ference at Asbury Park ON Friday
next.
Mrs. Benz. Coud entertained al
auction bridge on Monday evening.
Mrs. Todd has gone to Wilmington
Del, to spend some time with friends
and while there she will attend the
Methodist Conference.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14
DR.. HESS
POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A
Is the Scientific Compound for Poultry

"An ounce Of prevention is
worth a pound of cure"
We. guarantee that if PAN-A-
CE-A is fed once a day, begin
ming when the chicks are less
than one week old and continued
until they are we'll feathered,
there will be no loss from gapes
or other diseases.
POULTRY PAN A CE- A
cures cholera by counteracting
the poison and soothing the
bowels. 1t cures roup by init
igating the severity of the poison
and by its special constitutional
effect.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14
Csc, 6Oc, and $l.25 per pkg.
INSTANT LOUISE KILLER
KILLS LICE

Put up in a round can with
perforated top ready for use i'll
one and three pound packages.
You will notice the large size is
the cheaper. You get three
pound package, and with the
handle it is just as convenient as
the smaller size.
Remember there are so-called
Louise Killers that initiate this,
the original Louise Killer, in
style of package, label and in
fact everything except the word
INSTANT" Look for the
word INSTANT on the can.
That is proof positive that you
are getting the genuine, and the
genuine scientific preparation is
backed by guarantee that is a
guarantee.
We will refund your money if
1t does not do exactly what we
claim when used as directed.
Always keep on hand a pack
age of I N S ia Mt LOUISE
K / Ii Err. You will find it
"a louise enemy, a chicken friend
and money maker for you.
INSTANT LOUISE KILLER
powder is the most effective louise
killer known to science. It is
adapted to as great number OF
conditions as it is possible for a
louise killer to be.
It kills LICE ON HORSES,
LICE ON CATTLE. TICKS
ON SHEEP, LICE ON POULr
TRY, LICE ON VEGETA-
TION, and is also a thorough,
reliable disinfectant.
Ask For Dr.. Hess Stock or Poultry
Book.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14

ing was Hon. J.. Boyd Avis, Of Wood
bury
Mrs. Newport and Mrs. Batten have
been appointed to take charge of the
ST. Catharine's Junior Guild Of st.
Luke's Church until Miss Kate Nor
ton is able to resume 1t.
Mr.. William Schwenger who has
been home from school on a visit
has returned to school.
Mrs. Richard Sparks is arranging
for musical in the Baptist Church,
April 18th.
Jos. Wilson Pratt has purchased
the Cooper milk route and will soon
appear with a new horse and wagon
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VlebatDr. .llmiaa.A


gon einem tDbtli6en llnfall tpuro.
ositern Der "a Sabre alte G5os. Benz
fsi.r bon glo. 2916 Worelauo ape.,
Elm 4ngeit.Ilter Der 9erberei Der 5affs
ner Bros. Co., Yo. 113O 5oppk Str.,
betroffen. Der Utunn tpollte ben Gles
pdtori6dht hinunteri6auen, als CT
BON benz nisb.riauienben Jabrituhl an
ben aopf eetroffsn ipuros. Der Bsrs
uneliidts, psLfer einen S6Goslbru6
erlitisn bate, tpurbe ifleunigft in eis
nem Yatroltpdgsn mad Dem itdotiffen
5oIpitaI gebraht, no er cine Stunos
mad Isinsr ginliefsruug itarb. obne
bas 9spuBtIein ipieosrerldngt gu bds
BEN. Der Coroner fpurbs benohrits
tiat uno orbnste sinsn Snqusit on.
genteier tetrieb friiher cine W;rths
ftoft in benz 6duI. $40. 2916 Wores
lamb 4pe. Der JabrituM tpurbs bon
Senrp Solsmann, Ro. 1896 3oppIs
StraBe, gelsntt.
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- 5rau Frances 1Siiber bon Der
Glepes 4ite unb 9lenDap Ipenue uno
lire 5ohter CLARA fuhreu geitern Die
Wariotp gtpenus 5tpiiden Carton urn
aob 4penue entlane, als ous pftro
ploblih Iheute unb nur6eing. Betoe
SnIaiIinnen tpurnen aus benz gus5p
g.i6l.ub.rt, i.ooh gum Slid nur
lsiat perlsst. sic fnurbeu IN ci. Cfs
flee Der 2eihsnbeiiatter 9. 8. Wsper
{: Son, go. 3747 Darfaip Ipenus.
nnb Ipdter bon bort nat ihrer Wohs
nung sebratt. 9as pferb tpuroe bon
rem poliaiiten Sol. Guffp bonn 8. St'
itriit sinsefanstn.
- Der SO Sabre olte Mite 2sonurS
bon go. 308 McJ1rlanb Strnb. gIitt
IN Der RGbe I.iner Wobnung ouF bem
Seitenlpege aus unb rerrentte iih oas
re6te Gubselsuf.
- 4uf biei.lbe WeiIe sos iih Sobn
Stillins, 50 Sabre alt, bon Gin uno
glber Strabe, .inen 8ru4 nes linten
Irmes az. Gr puroe ndd3 btTn Habit
ih.n Soipitol sebraht.
- glsm. 5bath.r. 80 Sabre cIt,
bon go. 1926 gonmiller Strobe,
ftiirsi. auf Dem Ssitenpeee nieoer uno
brat iit ben redt.n arm. gr ipurbs
in einem pairoltpasen na4 oem ftdoti,
ihen 5oipital sebra6t.
- Spbn 9omhus, 56 Sabre aft,
bon go. 535 Sit 13. StruBe. 5oe iit
infoIse 4ussleiiens auf oem Seiisns
ipese einen gruh bes gllbosens su.
- Der beimaibIofe. 80 Sabre oft:
Sim ailIian erliit ouf Ghnlihe Weiie
msbrere Appftpunoen, tpdbreno Gam.
Spnes, 35 Sabre aft. bon go. 1885
Of 3. StroBe. iid oas geii4t ger
i4lug.
- Sobn Rauh, bon Ro. 1856 Die
tor Ctr. tam infolge oss 9latteifss
on Der gde Der McWiIan unb Ras
pine Gtrabe au Jall uno srlitt Elm.
tiefe aopfpunbe, ipelte BON Or. BON.
&C nerbunben tpurbe.
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Snldnoiibe Nahrihten.

- Montas Qbsnb nurbe Jrau Nm
no 6. Ranbaa in Rioer sans,
Wis., an berfelben Steue bon einem
3uge iiberfabren unb getOotet, Oil Der
ibr Gatte i'm Sabre 1898 in oerIelben
Dsiie ielnsn Sob fano. Die 5rau
bate nit ibren brei So6nen Sobn,
Srdnt uno Jreo. am Morgsn Maoiion
perIaTen, um Der 9eerbigung elmer
8erpanoten in Riper Sails beiSuipob=
nsn. Die or.i Sohne fubren gIeih na6
Der gssrbisung beirn, Die 5rau aber,
auf Srdn9en Der 9errpanotsn, blieb
mod bis gum lestsn 3ug. aIs iie Der
Station ndber fam, fab lie ben 3ug be-
reits einfabren uno I'm nod reht3ets
tig 81 trmmeu. lief iie tur5 Dor benz
3uge Yber bic areu3png. 9isrbei tpurs
be lie BON Der Waihine erfaBt uno ets
ma 20 SUE nett meg gsi9Ieuoert, no
BEL iie iofort gstOotet ipurpe.
5olle grfahrungen ha!
in Sgoen, Utah, 9eorse O. Cube,
qe.auht. DerfeIbe tpuroe ndmltd) Dor
etlpa Oiersebn 3agen mitiamm: isine.
Guttin in ieinem Sauie um Samud.
laden i'm Nertbe BON $4,000 beraubi
unb erlieB fur5 nahber in ben Sci:
tunsen eineHaufruf, in fDelhem er ben
0ieben unter 4ngdbe ieiner SeIephons
Runnler $500 Selpbrung uno neben:
bel StrafIoiisteit suftaerte. Die Oiebt
aHtporteteu, bic 8eoinsungen isien ihs
nen ongenebsn unb Serr GuIper iols
am Mbenb beg 3. Sanuar nah elmer
seipiHen Stsue i'm Norbtbeil oerStaoi
tommen unb bort seeen 3ubIun9 be,
benubten $500 feline S6r.utfaher
entsegennehmen. GuIper Hohte fit
audi auf ben Neg, tpuroe inoefen uua
mittelbar neben benz in Iusiiht ees
nommenen Renoe5zpouszpIage nor
orei Wasfirten nit fhuBfertisem Re.
poIper anse9aItsn, tDsIae ihm easGsIs
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2ieSerfrans Etiitnnesfeit.

Der Cincinnati aitbertran3 feieri
morgen abenb In Wleibtps 6alI,
fein 26. Gtiftunssfsit. Dem friis
beren Oebraufw entgeaen tpirh
biesmoI bic syeitlihteit nm 7.30 llbr
nit einem s5eii.iIen eineeleiist lpcrben.
iDorauf bas nahitebnbe progrumm
sur Durhfiibrung tommen tpiro:
8sriiBung Der Gdfte burh ben Dis.s
prdiibenten 6.rrn gbas. Ioderlhrs
axb-aiebertrans.
1odit-Dr. 8. 8. Sid.
0iolinsG Golo-5enrn 6errle.
pianpbesleituns-aorl perrle.
9coft-rOie Gdnger", BuubesprGfis
bent ghas. O. Sdnibt.
Qieb Qie&rfran3.
pinnosGoIo Qouis q. Nppel
9oait-~Die poiiin.H4. aouisG Gbreott.
SoiosQ sQuartett- e. pfeiffer, q. Bed,
Wn. 9nns unb Mm. Ghmon.
9ooii-~ ~2itbertruns DdmenSirteI4. u.
W. Jubrmnnn.
8dritonsS SDlo-sSac. sJiSgus.
qsb-Qiebertrans.
6ierduf 9onStrdnsfen.
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GiisnbaBn Grprebmehenser in ber
Nabe oes lluinn=8abnbpies
nieoergei9lagen.

Der 90 Sabre atts 81. gaoffett, BON
Bafbington, 3. g., Elm @rprsBs
meienger Der 9. e 8. Gtienbubn,
tpuroe geitern abenb bus Spfsr einss
duBerit oerpegenen Raubiiberfaqs.
@r purbe BON isinsn Qngreifern
f6tper DerleBt, obgleia bic gan3e
geute oerfelben nur in elmer gte4z
bii6fe nit Dem 2un6 ibres Cpfers
unb einem Stiid &outabat i'm Ders
tbe BON flint Gents beftdnb. Der
ue6erfaQ tpuroe bon 3tpei Bunoesarz
NEE Retruten, tpel6e ii9 auf benz
sransport nud MaFbtngton befanbsn,
Deritbt. Die gduber pubten srpeifels
los. baB Woffett Elm gtienbdbnzgrs
prebmefenger mar unb glaubten aus
genf4einIi6, buB fi9 in Der gte4,
bu6ie 8elo ooer anbsre Wertba6en
befanoen. Woffett itanb NIT Der
gle6bu4fe in Der 6dnb neben bem
Su9e, dls er bon ben betben Retrus
ten angereoet purbe. Ra9, tur3er I'm
terbaltung purbe er bon bsnIslben gu
einem 0laie Bier eingeloben, unb alIc
0ret berlieben ben 8ubnbof. On be,
Gte Der Central Qpenue uno peorl
Strabe itiir3tsn feline 8egletter iif
ploBli4 auf i'm uno f9lugen ibn trot
beftigsr 9egenpehr nieber, porauf fl
ibm Die gle4bu6ie sntrifen uni
Ietne Saihen bur9Iu6ten, in osner
tie ieboh nur bas Stud &autaba
fanoen. Der alte Mann tpurbe ipd:
ter bon ben YoltaiIten arufe uni
5aultner bepuBttos ouf benz Ssitsn
tpege ltegeno gefunben uno in oa:
8ranb SoteI gstrasen. ND Dr. g. )
W}eabe ibn in 8ebanblung nabm. De
3uituno oes 8eraubteH gilt fir Be
bentlih.
u. u. Qufe pon go. 3637 RoQ Qo
Itano geItern i'm @rQno Central 9abn
6ofe uno partete auf einen 9uQ, ali
elm Wunn auf tbn 3ufpron9 unb i'm
cine SdnbtaI6e entrib. Die golt
| 5iiten aruie uno Gaultner fopts be
8roi9tentutI8er 5om Curtin uaj
Der 9eitoblene iebten benz RGube
ndh, Dsl6er ihlieBIih an Der gsar
unb pIum StruBe singe6olt urb mad
tur3em Mibsritano bingfeft gera6
tpuroe. Der 8efangens rsgiftrirte iit
ols SDi. g. ShompIon, 35 Sabre ali
| !6ol5inipettpr, BON go. 639 meit 7
| IDenue.
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Gin gefu6( Der Sidjer 6eit.

Sic fiiblcu i'd fiber, tpenr Sts iriFeu, onB
bic bon 9buen ein3uuebmenbe Rehi3in reiu
III uno feline ih1bltbeu ooer getpobnbeit ers
;tugenben Groguen entbdtt
Cine iol6e Wiebi,tu III Gr. aiImsr's
Snuntp.aoot, bas grobs Observation-Disclosures
8LafeusS Setlmtttel
Gerielbe Stouoaro an Reinbeit, Stdrte
unb 8nrsl9lidfett lit entbalten in ieDer Blas
i9e Spamps BOOT.
Spamps Hoot 1T ntNeni6uitIih aus neges
tGbtIi'4en &r0utsrn 5uiammen9eicst
gs 1T tsin Rei;mitteI uuO ptr0 In SbeeI0s
fell Gofen 9cnommeu.
Sc pirb ntdt iur aae8 emp fo6len
gs 1T Elm 9rober Seller Der 8atur In Der
Seiluug uno aeberDiuouug BON Rtereu- geber
-uuo glaien-Geioen.
Sin bsfdnoreneB @tteit iiber bic Retn6ett
iit in ieber 6toide Spump Root beigeIegt.
Bsnn Sie cine 9lsoi;in benotbigeu, lolIten
Sic bic bette baben.
g9enn Sic fapn iiber;cugt Tnb, oas
Spamp sRoot oas 1T, mas Gle benotbigsu,
lperoen Gle e8 in fldihen bon snsierIet gr0.
Ben in allen gpotbeten gum 8srtauf oorfHDeH,
3u SOC rnb etnem Dollar.
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- Gin iiberbei3ter Sfeu perurfo6te
frub eeiteru Morseu elm 5euer in bsm
gaoesimmsr Der Wpbnung bes :. 8,
Uilts, go. 1889 Stantpn StraBe,
bds ber.its nett um iid gsgriffer
bate, ols es eutbsit tpurbe. Die 9iilfe.
rufe b.s botbetagten Gbspaures mura
ben bon Nadbaru gebort, ipeI9s
Dilts unb feline jrnu nor 4ntunft be,
sSeu.rrpe6r unperlest in Siherheii
brahten. 9as sSsuer purbe ssIoi6t
natbem Elm Shaben roH 800 anse=
ri6tst porbeu mar.
- Sn benz Rauhbaus beg Ssnrr
arote, Ro. 2123 ct. Midoel Strap.
fam geIisru Wtorssn elm SSeuer gum
ausbruh, psIhes auf sineu Stiu;
alarm g.l6I6t tpurbe, bepor nen.
n.nspsrtber S4aosn anseri6tet NOR:
ben mar.
- Gin Sti[laIarm ri.f gsitern Ha6:
mittag Sprissn Comp. SO. 43 mad
benz gtabliFement Der gineinnat
Steel eating gumpanp, an aents
Strabs uno Queen Gitp 4penue. pt
.tn Shorniteinbrano gum 4usbrut
aetommsn mar. Die 9efabr purbe il
turser 3sit beieitigt.
-Sn ben Reubau go. 205 Sturgis
apsnue, gisenthum beg 9ublep Out
colt, fam seItern 4benb Elm S.usl
sum Iusbruh. tpeltbes einen Shdber
bon $3.50 unrihteie.
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Dies mMo 0aS.

- Geltssntii1 Der Qonfersn3 Der
Dbioer Gtdbts, bic am "a. unb %.
Jonudr in Columbus ftattfinb<t. um
ben Delssattn gu Der DerfaHuiIngs,
tcnDention bic Wiinide Der perihiebes
nen Gtdbte NIT DeSus auf bic neue
WerfaGung gu unterbreiten. ipirb gins
einndti bur6 15 Delesaten pertreien
fem unb oun Mnpor 6unt tpirb per-
f6nli9 Der aonieren3 beitpobnfn. CT
uobm cine bitsbeSiislihe ginIobuns
eeftern an unb ertl1rte, bnb Ct benz
u66if bic OeIssdten ernennen nerbs.
Die giDilbieniieborbe fat geitern
auf btn %. Jdnuor cine 93rifuns fir
ben Yofen zines Glerts unb Gtenos
grcpben i'm Nureou bss Mrbeitsbir<t.
torl dnberdunlt.
- 0aItsS 3. CUNT. siu 9armer aus
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gunDesseriht fir aablunssunfGbis.
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ieine paIiipd NIT 1888 all.
Wi.llpille 6. SngaIls leate geft.rn
iein Qmt als prdfioent Der Cincinnati
Realtp Co., Der gissnthiimerin bes
Clinton 5otels, nieber unb on leiner
StslI. tpurbe 0.orge R. Bald gum
pr1iibenteH eripdbIt.Nls 9i3eprGiibeni
ipurx gbarles g. gaft unb als Ses
tretdr 6. y. 5arrt'on srtpdblt. Gs
Duroe befhloTen, unpsr3iiglit ben4ns
buu on bas 6otel uuf benz tiir5iih bon
benz 6orriion'i6en Rablab getaufi.n
9runbitiid binter oem 6oiel III I'm
sriff 5u nsbmsn. Dieter neue Qnbau
ipirb pt.rsis grob. 3immer. Die dls
Wufttr5immer fir Geihdfisreiienos
oienen iolI.n, entbalten.
- 9slsg.ntIicb Der geit.rn i'm BUR-
net 5ouie itattsehabteu Sabrespers
iammluns Der 5dnrilton Gountp Sos
eietp for tie prepention of Grueltp to
bumb animals ,purbe berihtst, bab
i'm perfIofenen Sabre auber 5ablreis
den Snfpeitionen, bic porgenommeH
ipurbM, aud 66 proseiie pesen angebs
li6er zbierquGlerei onbdHsig semaht
iporben iparen, bon benen bier NIT Der
9erurtheiIung uno geitrofuns Der 2tHz
getlagten enoeten.