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&aimore, W}o. 9ouuerdag, Il. W}ai 1871.

brittle Snll Der 2rt, ipeldler our9 bic 3eitllns
gen berihtet uIro. - Oas einemal betommt
oas Sino, ebeufalls Elm luu9eS Otdbfleu,
OarmUeridlingnng i'll Solge iihertriebenen
| Seiliprinqens. 0as anoere Otal itellt iih
aus oerielben llriadje cine llnttrletbsent;itn-
bnng ein. lln0 in oieiem 0ritten, ans Minne<
iota berihteteu Salle, miro wobl aebnliheS
oorgefommen cin. 6icrauS gebt fir @lteru
unb StnOer bic erntlid1e Sdrnung berUor,
baB bei'm Seilipringen bic gr0Bte SOritd)t
beobaftet rperSen nuB, baB Die SinSer =
namentlId) Rdo6en - babel nid1t III oiel
tbun.
Gin rieii9er SfanOal Siirfte T6 in aler.
ndd)lttr i3ett am eng i DEN . ote abz
iptelen. Die SerSoqin bon golnburg, OBJ
glei6 erit etlua pier gSo6en perbeiratbet, be
inOct iif bereitS in yintcreIiauteu llmitdu
oen," cine SbatiadJe, meldc ole |. 3. ers
lpdbuteu BeterSburger 0eriihte beitdtigt
0ana6 ioa Die 0erSOgin, ais ite nod Die
9roBfiiritin Ntaria aleranorOnna mar, eiu
10 litOerlid)es 9eben gefiibrt baben, oaB Der
englii1e@eianOte 3u ct. BeterSburg iid uers
anlaBt lab, Die iiber oieGiebi1aften Der ih0uen
Brin;eiin in llmlauf befinoliden Na6ridlten
Dem 6erSoge uou @oiubur9 m1it3utbeilen.
Ser Ser3og ma6te OardufD2iene, Die inn 3lIz
geoa6te @bre, Der @emabl Der allSu lebeHs=
luftigeu Yrin3elltu Su mer0en, ab;ulebnen;
ooh gelang es ben Initrenguugen bes ruff
ihen 6ofeS etnen Sfan6al III permeioen un0
Der engliid)e Bring tro9 in baS ghejod. =
QSie ein Stlnoal lid) ieBt miro Derlnetbeu
lailer, nad6em bic yinterefauten llmitGnoe"
befannt gemorben iinb, in neIhtn Die
@rinSeiiin iid) beitnoet, lit faum ab;uieben.
@r=@oupsrneur S. s. 2op, Der friibere
arerifauii9c@eianOte fir China, bat sur allz
gemeinen 8cfrieOiguug Der gci6Gft8luelt uon
Sran5iSco, Gal, Die YrGiioentz
idaft Der bortigen 2lugloz@altTornia =Sant"
angenommeil.
Sn Sapanuah, 9a., trat 9eitcrn bic
groBfomtburei Der yGenpel Sitter" 3ur Sab
=Seriamn1luug 3uianmen. 2Segen oeS
l6le9ten gSetter8 muroe bon elHem llm5uge
abgeleben.
Sn Bbtlabelp9ia bielt OaS uereintgte
@omite fir Die Sdfularfeter geferH unterSOr,
fits beS prn. S.Q. S9oemafer eine 8eriamut=
lung, mGbreno weldler beSii9ltf Der Sdtulars
StaatSanleibe Swii9en benz SOmite unO benz
@Ouoernellr mebrere 0epeiGen 9etpeAielt
purOen. Seiben 3neigen OeS Stabtrat6S
miro beute cine Serfii9nng unterbreitet lper,
ben, iponad) bic Staat8- Inb Die itd6tilde
anIeibe BON ie 81 100000 conioltOirt luerz
ben unb Die itdDtii4en Seb6rben unO StaatSz
@ontmifGre be3ii9lidb Der Serausgabuug ge:
metnifaftlid) banbeln Iolleu, 10 baB Der 8au
Der nMemoriaG-5aa" iOfort in gugriff &C.
nommen meroe.
Sn atlanta, @a., periammelte iih gez
fern Der yNationalz g(grtcultural= =GOngreB."
gs mareu etma 100 Oeputirte onlpeienO unO
mebr ipltr6en ermartet.
gs ftnb gefdlibte Coupons BON Sbiga
tionen Der " aiia4uiett Bonn
t1 s on bs~ anleibe in llmlauf geiett.
Ger. 4445 iit bic b0dfe Drummer Der 9iltigen
Sbliaationeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
F. RAINE. Propristor.
Der OrctunopierSiaIte GOttarek.
(erffe <tb,ttto


Balbtn9tOn, l3. DtOi. - Der &C.
nat oeriammelte iid beute 9iorgcu II ll9r,
nlIr Senatoreu maren aniueleHo.
Sorgent riei bic 0auSbia auf, bic gite III
nlocrruicH, melf)e bic g9abl'cit in Galii0rs
men lur oaS 5abr 1874 ndber befiRmt, alIs
9euomnen.
0auI5 bonn 9luipriihe &omite berifltete
ae9en eIne BetttIon Der Nirma 9cmpien .&
S'Soole nm 9utihaSiguug fir gerluite an
einem 9Outrafte.
Die Slug nnO 6aien ScruiuiQunasb iI
wurbe uerleien uuO al bas 6aubelss 9omtte
UerpieieH.
SHgalls DOm5uOiaHersGOmite berihtetebie
Bill ein, ben Bottamattamiez un0 Sbamu.c .c-
9Hbtaneru PsimfGtteu auSumeieH.
gSeit bonn Glienbabns sGomtte beriftete 0i:
Bill eiu, elnr giienbabn baS Bsgcreht OmdI
bic OftentlIdleH 2GHoereieH in geOrgia uaH
aIabdma ju ocrruilligen.
Sbanbler brafte cine Bid ;um belicrnt
Sfnes Der @inmonoerer EN-. 9erielbe le9t.
elne glll Dor, Die ,3nlauos uHh Seaboro So.
ltm9sSompaguIe" i'm 0iItrlTt GOlumbia AT
tuCorporireu.
Sherman bradte cine Bill Elm, ben 6auoeC
inter ben oer'Glc6eueU Staattu un6 nit benz
Auslanoe ;u re9ulireu
A9lesoq ora9te eIue Slll ell ium Seittiu
Der @bidaam 5noiouer.
0auiS reifte Die Bill Elm, ocu StaotBef.
Slr9tHlen fir Die Serluite III eutihdojQen,
meltle Oerielbe iudbrenO OeS lcetcn 8rie0eSer-
balten bat. 9aoiS bielt cine laugcre ReOe ;ur
llnterItitung ietueS AntragcS.
Sherman rief Johann 6a5 Subitttut Der
SenatSzSourantbI auf.
Scott bemertte, baB er mad Grleoi0una Der
SournntbIl ben Seu0t criu6cu mcroe, ben
@eldIdften Dor bem 4uiprii9e Gomite einige
NufmertIamteit Su miomeu.
Der Senat nabm OdnH bic 'ueue Gourant4
Bill auf.
SIN 8eprGientantcnbauie uers
l1n9te Sutler pom &omite fir 3uiti;mcieu
@rlaubniB, OaB oieieS Gonlitc Die @cnfer
enfdOigun9sbil ;u trgtHo elmer 3ett Elm.
beri1ten bari.
Der Spred)er legte 6em 6auie eiuc Ofit4
t9cllung Dor, welte ciueu Soranidlua ,r1r
Souenoung Der Setteubrife eutbielt.
Allbrt9bt pom Wttlitdr Gomite untcrbreitete
etnen SerldJt iber Die 2lrmec 0tegulationeu.
Aut gfe9leB'S autrag uabm Oanu Oos Re.
pr0lentantenbauS Die QompftrbiQ mteocr auf.
SerldteOene meme Ibid)uittc murSen Surdl=
beratben uuo angenommen, morauf oaS Co.
mite bic Bill etnbCrl9tcte mo oieielbe pal.
1trte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
3uiGumeu.,

= sOUTNIIIIIIIII -, ..EJt
4uBer ben Deribtdten Bog9onIabunas @artie'u
iiuo bis oubin G eintauieno eiuJeIHe Yidittneu
perienoet poroen. Die meiten @injeluperieuouuz
Gen 9ei9abcn Sur @ifcttuirung BON Auftrd9eu ilr
Sbio. Der Uertauf BON Champions in oieiem
Stuatc erreibte fir 1873 bic beoeutcnoe Summe BON
oreitauIeno Vtaidtuen, uno jeet9cn anSetdbcu uat)
tuiro iidb oeie 3a6l r 1874 be6euteub tetgern. Ole
SGnomrtbe in 6tartez&ouHtp, in peItbem Die SG6riz
Ten gelegen fino, ne9meu uugeidbr 3neibunhert
Champions idbrltdl jur Befrieotauug ibrer 8eoirfz
niiie; Der Champion bat in oteiem @ountp ale Gnz
oeren Miaihtuen oeriheuCbt. gta6 unierer aniidDt
bat tetn auoeres @ruotezUtubine @tabtiiemeut in
Der I8elt oGs 5abr 1874 nit iolbem Grfol9e begOuz
nen. = (Aus Dem Springfeloer, Ohio, rRepubItz
~
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Serwttfdlte Sepeidlen aus

GermiSd1tc 0epeidlen aus
Stelu=9orf.
Nem Yorf, Is. Nfai. Gontroleur
SdlrOoer bon SrooflDH, lueifcr III Der pori.
gen gSod)e nm feline @utlafung na6iuhte,
bat baS geiuf 5uriidgsuOmmen.
- s. gS. $. Sill, Gr76iilf8. Steuer. @inz
nebmer 81 8rootlgn, tuelder Der llnterid]las
9ung beidulOl9t wirb, bat beute 8iir9ifaft
9eltellt.
- Sob er0ffuete 3u 112i uno i6lob ;u
112b. 9erlluteridatmeiiter Sablte beute S245, =
600 aus ais 3tuien unO $4,000 fir eingc=
5ogene Sblt9atIoncu. = Die beutigen 3oa-
etHnabmen betrugen $275,000.
= Die y@eellldaft Der Qeutihen 8ntri=
oten bon 1848 un0 49," oeren 8rditoent Sc
neral 0far gSeber lit, ietsrte beLte ben 20.
SabreStag OeS 9lusbruhc8 Der 9tepolution in
9eutifjlano.
= Mebr ais 20O0. aiifer iin0 imi9luSitunO
begrifien.
= Die 9ampfer yg(bgHinio" BON Qiperz
pool, Crescent Gitg" uon 0aoanna, ,gSep=
bOiiet" non 0agti, ,gli3a" Oou @laSQoip,
Dgtapolt" bon 3rieit unb ,oerber" BON Sam
burg, iinO bier angetommen.
- Sir bic Seele 0eS 45rafOeuten @e8peoc8
puroe beute ein feierlideS3OOtenamt geleien.
= Der 0ampfer y9pbee," Sigeutbum Der
nSamana= Sai. @Ompaguie, murOe beute III
glnftion fir $4,000 Uerfauft. &dHfer 1T Der
eigcne Gapitdu 9olanen.
- Der Sunoes 8e3irfsanpalt bradte
bente III Oem Safe Sobn IS. gtorton's, mel.
der inter Der anflage ltebt, ais Superintenz
bent i'm @elO=0epartement Der Boit $4,000
nnteriAla9en 5u baben, ein aa1ations9eiuG
etn.
- Der 0ampfer u6ania" lit BON Sremen
rinnetrnffef1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
lEttS Hntinnn
WV VWNgFUW#
Ser Sau ocr ,Yaciiic=&aba" BOT DC

tSCE %JuW OCr IyHSHCENCSSHUU' Dor oCW
YerIament.
Sttama, 49, WtQi. @eItern Q6en0
unterbreitetc Der Brenier oem Barlament Die
8eiGliiIie beSiigltdb 0eS Saue8 Der yBacific=
Sabu." Gr bemerfte, Der Ylau Der friibcreu
Hegterung Iet utdt au8fitbrbar gepeleu unb
man bate BON Oenielben abiteben mitiIeu.
8ie 8ebinguugcn Der Sereiniguug nit benz
britii4en Columbia erforoerten, OaB Die 8a6n
gebaut mitrbe, unb Die gegenpdrtige Regie-
run9 luerOe itd beitreben, Die llebereintuntt
benz Sinne na6, mcnn nitt bem 8u9Itaban
nu9, Sur 2tu8fiibrHng 81 brtngcn. Gr be-
5ethnete ben Blan, Die y80cifc 8abn" i'll
Sebu Sabren 5il erbauen, ais eineu groBcn
UiiBgrtff. Gr babe itd] in elmer friiberer &eoe
auf Die DtGglihtett beSogen, BEN S6ienen=
meg nit elmer gSaiieriraBe 81 perbiuben nnb
lei Der WteiHung, OaB ein iOlder Blan ange=
nommen weroen miilie. Inter Der &orau8.
iebung, OuB Die 8abu bon Der Ntgierrng er.
baut merben uuo nidt etrpa ein faufmduni=
i6e8 llnterncbmen mcr0en uii1Ie, 9ing er
0arauf iiber, ben Blan Der Regterung gu entz
ruideln uno uerbrettete iid) babel nQnlentli6
iiber ben SOitenpuuft. Die 9iegierung beabz
iidltige, Die SefugniB 3u erlangen, Sic ent
meOer i9on gebauteu o0er fir bic 3ufunft.3u
erbauenoen pauptliuien nit oieler .3peigbabn
Su Derbinoeu, I'M 10 cine unHnterbro6eue
Gine bon Often ua6 8eiten ber3uelleu.
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SPECIAL : Nott,en.
MQn faufe Sinners

ttto cue nnoefsa Jtobt11I d,tttett,
unb laIIe ade Jieparaturen beior9eu BON
SS. y. gSiIo,
beutf db 8 Sci ID aft,
(aprill5. .t2Dtef) Er. 81, gSeit>9aItimoreftr.
gB- Billiards baben in amerita ats gr6olun9S=
mittsI einen 6oben Jiui crtanst. Su grwdsuns Del
fen ba6eu bic So. 9fice in ibrem ramcrtean=
Soufe" gu @oftpn 5pei 8iaaroidle nit oem beiten
3ubebor einserdtet. Gafte ueroea fiuben. bu5 fir
ibre Seolriniiie uno Sersnlsuusen pdbreno oe5
auientbalts in oieiem beIiebten SotsI ole 8orteb=
rungen 9etroffen inb. (l06-i7I I&D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
SuSi0tter.Oreltel.

ct. Saul, Minn., IS. @iai. = Gbri-
ftopber @eaper, @igent6iimer zines 6ol5bO-
les, purOe 5miifen Sort Stepbenion uub
Fort 8ertbolO am Ntontag BON Siour-Snz
0ianern ermorbet. Sier 9lrifareeS in beriel-
ben @eaenb lpnrOen astSbtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
WDte Gttb0.

Rems or t, 13. Mai.-9fuS Sapanna
mirb Der 8rief eiues Sreini0igen OfftSiers
mttgetbeilt, peld)er bon SantO @lpiritu, %.
april, patirt if unp fOlgenbe giadrt9ten pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
Grffarunn,

Da Elm @eridt IN Der Staot cirfuIirt, bas mir aus<
perfauien, nm uuier @ei6Gt aufiuseben, 70 er9reen
mir bieie @eIesen9eit, i'm unieren 8uu6eu uno benz
gu6lfum anSusei9en, baB mir unier @ei6dft n d. t
au utseb ben, ionoern nur 9senfdIenbaare gum
9ofpreiie uerfauIeu, nm unieren Sorrat6 Su rebuS=
reH. @ir ba6en 100 Saar9efe6te BON $t.50 bis $50
pro Stld, Wele mir gum 3oenpreiie ablaiien; ferz
ner 5000 aros riettes su 80 Gents unb tbeurer los
tpie elm af9emeine5 aliortiment bon Sadrpaaren,
SaarbdrIten, 8dmmen II. Yarflmerien. Wfan ipred,e
ror in 0tr. 62, eerinStonitraBe, nno beiebe f bic
Waaren x. yeanneret,
(San26,tSE Nr. 62, SegtustonitraBe.
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Sie @eQotpftone=@rpcOttton.-6
fed1te nit Den Sn0t0ttertt.
Santff 1tftter sSn0iamerr.

81. Saul Wtinn., IS. yfat. : Bertd)te
ans StSmarf ntelOen, baB am pergaugenen
Wtittmo6 Su &nife 3tiOer, rs 0teiIen oberz
balb gismard, am lueitltdheu llier bes Wiii-
iouri Elm @anpf inter Siour unb @rosz
Sentres itattsefunben babe. 0erielbe lpabrte
ungefdbr sinen balben Gag lang. Die cine
Bartei sog idl, BON Der anberen eifrt9 pers
folgt, snritd. @tpa y Bter6e blteben aHf
nem Sldllnhltfelh.
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Q3rGmNcA

8bila6elp6to, IS. Ntai. - Su 8e=
perlg, N..S., branute beute MOrgen cine
grOBe g8oaipiuneret, Gigentbum oe8 Srn. 3.
grifbeaO, nieOer. Der @erluit tanH nod
ntft augege6en tucrOcu.
Dtontreal, Gan., IS. Mat. - 6eute
Otorgen muroen McSennon'8 BISCUIT 6az
brif, 2SObnbdnier uuo Elm @i8bau8 our6
6ener SeritGrt. Der Sdaben beIdllft itd auf
$4,000.
gtaiboiGle, 3eun., 10. Ntai. - Sine
Seuersbrunt in @OurtlanO, 4la., oeren llr=
iade man aufSranoitiitung 3uriidfibren mill,
5erlt0rte 9eitern 2lbenb 0uBer OenBoItgebduoe
uicle gei6Gft8bGuier. Der @erlu1t belGuft
IT'D auf S5O-s75 900. Seine 8eriideruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
Ssrnnnifift,lttns. s.mnnic.

gtem= 9orf, 13. Wfai. = Gegen Soma.
than 2oper, Den Sobn bes uripriinalid1en
@i9entbiimers Der Sa9t ,america," lit ein
SroSeB angeitrengt pOrOen, neil er mebrere
6dnier III Sranb geitedt babsn ioG. Gs beiBt,
YraNOitiitlna lei ieine Wnnie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
Die Champion WaiG)inenz Berfs
ifXffeft

ffX4Ap4t
o,,.e,,s,,,, an, S is.'tt A3 o,s,......,
2ea.VIlfme 20 XoSWI w ElstsH iUt Dte
ultetet Selet a ote uuBtt unllIu9tttWth' oetStts
9elps2enHen 9fstisto"m9sn 0on S4amPion Gt9otez
u9 @ N pet An5apI pon mGge5u IlttIz
t4ueV a ~ 80 I HG u.t Cle al @ 9t5a' gag
USa Io,yoJ ets t 1te Ho'tSt Stos uno gIe
oegsuls"O gitS9' n5Ugt Int ioIo Setgnt gerosl
oHtoe' 4GTeH g Utt e'st.9I 9et pet GdHtsz
stta8 stan8 WrS ;Srsr Dt
aISm nt0 sSm A. ~ SgyT,.t
StiotSilH: Sn H ne'g A9lWueu'lY oeguIuttl
ns So Siss @ % ~, S
gta.' SaS w VtSlet etet Dtuis4t.F nutp St-
letueM Vuetn SouI ~YTlle ttU ote~
nem nuo es zee SeIft IN 0Ss Set
is hs,;4,s Sohe a,
,,s as U.iPum ns, 2"Strm @ % ne
5SIie henro1,biot ;,nh 'J is Sis;r
in his SSsise SHr
her gsrIt 6rinocn.
gSiy heninnen NIT hpr
'N'' CSisse,sieo
g,ir E,hrr his C5s5omDmtISnns go e,s Mo s,rst.
10 Iuf. e6er en6nnSett So9menoisEsf enc emio be-
68}tiot fneIhe hre Irbeit 6Sr nsriiPSersn SIMMER
I'M ien2ten gduoe 6efGFien. ma6renS in Srs reiiaen
6unpI6fsu in ie6er 5niinn fInis bis icd1stduisn6
Snnnen g1fm(hsnriirr in fiiiinsn 2IfronS neript,t
mprhpn Siht bobpi Iisnpn his oSSSrmIihfefter INN
fenincr SPr SnsIfits 5net6s .%srif in 5dttehrpmif
SomSffroft oe6rebtem 6roke1 GiiensS Soii16ern mn
6eroeihitteIf mer6en. Sierauf fpmmen Bic
Sd,miene .. .sSssrf5teIiett
,uIammen 467 T95 lano uH6 35 NM Brett. ierHuoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14
q. &eine, Serarsseber.
gpeiial : Noti;elt.
Baltimore
-hrf 1nfurlnfe Ofife.

Baltimore
efire 9a(uranfe Office,
Seesueitss6e bon Sontbs umc gsates. etraf,e.
9iee Geienj Daft peri1ert fortlpd5renb se9en Ser.
tnit ooer S1aben bur4 gran6unslaf oipoGI In Der
StaSt, fnie I'm saube, ole slrten BON Gigent6um.
g9o9nz, eaoenz rne 9aarenbduier, .San6el6siter,
Mferbaus Sro5ufte, gi0beln, Sau5 Serdtbi9aien,
TN Sau besrFeHe ooer i'm Saiea ir saouns bsfno'
tte Sa6rSeu9e II. (. ~.
Sas Girettorunl betebt aus folsenben Serreus
a9m. O. 8 arrtl on, Yrafoent;
Geo. u. Eider5, s. p. SGpii,
9apio 9. Wilion, G.. Eo6t. Senftns,
Soiiab Bennington, 6. 9torton Stepart,
Sranci5 Z. Sing, 9. J. Relpcomer,
Seurp Carroll, Srptne SoriuiS,
81. 2. Stuart, gB. 90. Gaptor,
3Sn. s. Bruue, Ssrael Goben,
Seorsee. SGrriion.
applttatlons Sornuiare nn6 wsttere 9dt tIiht a6er
bic @eielltai iDiro In Der Office, Giopeitzgde bon
Sout9z unb gSateritrabe, ertbei, iuo aub aQe &Eiz
rG9e iofort ereoi9t tperoeu. &eriiferunSen ,eroen
ouf ir9eno cine Strip an9euommen. loel4e Der Ip2lia
kGnt fuiinlben mag.
lSGnl,1SD Sr. Wppotportb, Gefr.
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Die tIeberiG)tY entatHnSctt tnt
SSTAa4N
(9nt&1ft=9Rnr0.

atlanta, @a., IS. 0tai. 8rinflep,
Elm ginlpobner BON gtepuan, @a., bra9te
ieiner Srau beute cine t0Ntlife StitwnuOe
bel. BrirfleD iit nerbaftet mOroen. Ster
&inber, barunter Elm Sdugling bon Ie9s Wto-
naten, iinO mntterlOs 9etpor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-14

sc m , B ls, Gern., IS. UtQl. - p0rrD
8omers, GapitGn Oes 0ampferS Starts
Oille," bat cine Siirgi6aft BON $1,000 itelen
miiiielr, nm fi9 gegen Die Sei9nlOigung gu
OertbeiOisen, oaB er einen iungen israslitii6sn
Yaiiagier baumeln lteB, I'M ibn SUNDERLAND
niB gu bringeu, Die IbrigeuYafagiere beraubt
Su baben, unO baB CT tbn Oann NIT auf ben
Ritden gebnnbenen 6In0en ans 2anO i6ldte.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-23
Copy of A Painters Bill.

A Scotch newspaper, of 1907, gives
following copy of painters bill, presen-
ted to the vestry of a church, for pro-
fessiOnal work done therein:
"To filling up chink in the Red Sea.
and repairing theDamages of Pharaoh's s
host.
To new pair of hands for Daniel in
the ions'den, and new set Of teeth for
the lioness.
To repairing of Nebuchadnezzar'
beard.
To cleaningthe whales belly,varnish-
ing Jonah's face, and mending his left
arm.
To new skirt for Joseph's Gar
ment.
To sheet anchor, a jury mast, and a
long-boat for Noah's ark.
To giving blush to the cheek of Eve,
on presenting the Apple TO Adam.
To painting a new city in the land OF
Nod.
To cleaning the garden of Eden, after
Adams expulsion.
To makinga a bride for the Samari-
tan's horse, and mending of one of his
legs.
Te putting new handle TO Moses
basket and fitting bulrushes.
To addidg more fuel to the fire of Ne
buchadnezzar's furnace.
DE- Reed payment"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-23
"Grandaddy Long Legs

Every body in the country is familiar
with the little, ,long-legged insect, which
is call by variety of names, the most
common perhaps being "grandsir long
legs" lis as nimble as cat, and a
cunning, curious creature. This is a
species of spider, and is carnivorous, or
flesh-earing in its habits, seizing its
prey very much as cat seizes mouse :;
but it differs from other spiders irf that
it devours its victims bodily,while most
spiders suck out their juices or blood,
and leave the flesh untasted. The grand
sir long legs is very beneficial, and
ought never to be destroyed. 1t de-
YOURS immense numbers of plant lice
and small insects that infest our gar
dens and fields, and at the West it has
attacked the Larvae of the Colorado pota-
to beetle, and is really doing something
to help keep this terrible pest in check.
We are afraid that we shall have plen-
ty for it to do within five years, so le.
us not harm the grand sir long legs.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-23

was quite natural-perhaps. Mistakes
will happen in the best regulated fami-
lies" she added smiling.
"And you really knew about it,"
"Yes, overheard you once, without
meaning to, but 1 Was too proud to no
tice it in the least. l only began plan
ming how to get away and not let Har-
ry hear"
What! you never told him?''
"Never; why should L? only led
him to believe that you were not agree
able to me. Forgive me, but how could
l help it, smarting under such an in
dignity. But you have not said wheth-
er you found the money"
"Ies, we have, and cousin Susie you
are an angel" said.
Every far from that" said Susie,
smiling. 81 have often tried to excuse
You to myself, for circumstances were
certainly against me, particularly when
l spent SO lavishly. can now. Ny
half-brother- forged papa's name for
few thousand dollars, years ago. My
father, for me, and the honor of the
family, let him go clear with his i'll
gained booty.
"Some months ago he, learning that
papa was dead, refunded me the money,
by installments, pledging me to secrecy,
as he did not wish them to believe that
he was in existence. So kept it secret
because 1 had promised him I would
A few days ago received news Of his
death.''
Sand so," concluded my wife, 81
asked her forgiveness for our unjust
and-I-I tell you, John,
she's an angel"
l had no doubt of it. But how did
that money ever get in my old granny's
cap-box! From that day to this have
never learned, and it will probably al
ways remain a mystery. = Woods
Household Mdgdzine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-23
Changes of A Century.

The nineteenth Century has witnessed
many great discoveries:
In 1909 Fulton took ont the first pat
ent for the invention of the steamboat.
The first steamboats, which made reg
ular trips across the Atlantic Ocean
were the Sirius and the Great Western,
in 1880.
In 1918 the streets of London were for
the first time lighted with gas.
In 1913 there was built in Waltham,
Mass, a mill, believed to have been the
first in the world which combined all
the requirements for making finished
cloth from the raw cotton.
In 1799 there was only twenty five
post-offices in the whole country, and up
to 1886 the rates of postage were twen-
ty-five cents for letter sent over four
hundred miles.
In 1907 wooden clocks commenced to
be made by machinery. This ushured
in the era of cheap clocks.
About the year 1888 the first railroad
OF any considerable length was built in
the United States.
In 1910 the first experiments of pho
Biography were made by Daguerre.
The anthracite coal business was be-
gun in 1920.
In 1886 the patent for the invention
of matches was granted.
In 1916 the first telegram was sent.
Steel pens were introduced for use in
1903.
The first successful trial of reaper
took place in 1888.
In 1916 Elias Howe obtained a patent
for his first sewing machine.
The first successful method of max
ing vulcanized India rubber was patent
d in 1889.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-23
Flunkeyism OF Vultures.

1 cannot let the opportunity pass
without remarklng the extraordinary
respect, fear, or whatever it might be
called, shown by the commoner species
of vultures to the king of vultures. One
day, having lost q mule by death, he
was dragged up small hill not far off
where / knew in an hour or two he
would be safely buried in vulture
sepulcher. Twas standing on an hill
lock about hundred yards distance,
watching the surprising distance that
vuitnre sees his prey from, and the
gathering ofso many from all parts up
and down the wind, and where aone
had been seen before. and that in very
short space of time.
Hearing loud whirring noise over
my head, looked up and saw a fine
large bird, with outstreached wings, sail
toward the carease, that had been al
ready demolished.
l beckoned to an Indian to come up
the hill, and showing him the bird that
had just alighted, and said:
''The king OF the vultures; you will
see how he is adored.''
Directly the fine-looking bird ap-
preached the carcase, the others retiring
TO a short distance, forming most re-
spectacle and well-kept ring around
him. His majesty, without any signs
of acknowledgment for such civility,
proceeded to most gluttonous meal;
but, during the whole time he was EN-
ployed, not single envious bird at
tempted TO inrrude upon him or his re-
past, till he had finished and taken his
departure, with heavier wing and
slower flight than on his arrival. But,
when he had taken his perch on high
tree not far off, his dirty, ravenous sub
jects, increased in numbers during his
repast, ventured to discuss the some
what diminished carcess, for the royal
appetite was certainly very fine. .Byam's
Wild Life in Af, icd.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-04-23

A practical topper proposes the follow
ing compromise to the ladies of temper
ance: 80, woman,in our hours of ease,
you know We'll do whate'e 'er you please /;
we'll promise to renounce the sin of
Bourbon, brandy, rum and gin, and so
far as to refrain Except when tempted)
frome champagne; but have some mer-
cy, do, my dear, and leave, oh, leave us
lager beer.."
A New York court has decided in IA
vor of passengers on crowded train
occupying seats in a palace car, without
paying extra therefor, aud has awarded
Il man $490 damages for being put of
the train because he refused to pay for
a seat in such car when there were
none vacant in the other part of the
train.
The coal fields In Ohio, as they are
now worked, will not be exhausted fol
81 200 years.