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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

OFFICE OF J. N. Ropsox,
Com. MERC'r. AND DEALER IN FERf'aps. 7
lnr ply to my Guano Circular Of Cato.
ber LIST, 1871. l append Sumo Of tho an |.
swcrs received az to tho value aud adyap.
tnge Of tho use of Soluble Pacific uuand
Tor cotton aud Corn. | will statc that of
all the replies received, have only ono
so Tar that snys il did not pay. The
amount applied per aero was from 100 to
2OO pounds, mostly tho latter,
Laurons County, $ CIV 4 Nichols
writes: II increased crop 500 pounds /
maturcd the crop one month earlier has
| given satisfaction"
Caie's Depot, ) C-S D Nowsom T
increased crop one third nntured the
crop two weeks earlier has given salts.
faction"
Greenwood, C-J Bailey .Increas.
ed crop fifty to two hundred per ceut ::
p'ntured the crop earlier; has given sat
| iSfnction."
Orangebnrg, S CD o Evans: "Am
well Pledscd with the Pacific uuano:
think it paid me we'll"
| Lexington, s C-P NJ IIarmnu Hcorn
crop doubled ; tctton Increased 33 per
cent
Chester Grove, CIV d Drenhan
"lLcreased crop 26 TO 100 per cent ;
maturrd the crop fifteen days earlier ha.
given sa'isfacil.n.
Smiths I. Or A Crawford, Agent ::
"lncrenscd crop, think about double
matured crop tw. to three weeks earlier ;
has given satisfaction"
| Paoksviile, s C-George Il Jones
Crop increased one-third, and iii at ured
three weeks earlicr; has given entire
satisfaction"
BatnI erg s CIV G rbsdwnter. "Ha.
doubled the crop maturcu the Drop ono
month eatlier fur MY land is superior
10 any used"
Kingssilte, S C-.N c toynet "na
doubled 'he crop; has ma'ured it earlier
and giten satisfaction"
Fork Shoals, s &C W Sullivan. Jr
elias doubled tho crop ; matulcd IL tel
days earlier. and given satisfaction "
Honcn Path. C--uabriel Sullivan
Has Increased crop onc-hnlf; mature,
it two weeks earlier has given satisfac
lion.
Fork Shoals. S SECS Puister "Ila,
Increased crop about double has ma
tured crop cn rlier, and giyon satistao
ton"
Marion C II, S C-Jas NJ 0oodbold
"lnoroascd the crop, 1 think, one lhirt
or more malured tie crop about three
weeks earlier. and has givon satisfaction.
Fnirvie " u 0. S C-John Ford: sin
creased crop tbout one-th,rd mature,
crop l6 to l8 duys earlier; has give,
satisfaction
Mnysvillo, S C-R B Garland "In
creased crop ono-third per acre mature,
crop earlier, and has given perfect salts
. faction"
Bamberg, S &C A Millhousc ain
creased double what it would have bcor
without :he manure has matureu tn,
crop earlier, about two ~ceks has giver
satisfaction, and Iprcftr it to any Other
| have used"
.1umblihg Shoals, CO " Sullivan
Has doubled the crop: matured it muoi
earlier, and givcn satisfactiou;"
doc 4-tlxl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

People will get married., and most Of
us do not have but ono chnno Q. 30 do 1t up
in style. Moreover, it is a poor compli.
ment to your friends to in vite them to
your wedding with shabby invitation.
The invitation is your bow ! i, Introduces
the life Of tho new couple. and should DO
in the best "stylo. Walker, EVANS &
Cogsws |. Charleston, 8 G. have all tho
finest styles Of paper. cards. &C., and
execute the work in the highest style of
'h" art. Send to them for samples and
priceq
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09
Special Notices.
Ifthe Druggist .O0ers any Kind

or herb-havored alcohol for dyspepsia,
billiousness, or any other ailmsnt, toll him
that you want medicine, not a 6ar.room
drink. Ask him for DIR. Walkers CALI.
foRNtA DIrrRhs, the best regulating prepa-
ration known, and which you know Is free
from "Sdtah's Elixir" Reject oil the fiery
"Tonios" and "Appotizers," and cling 10
that remedy. There is no medicine that
compares with IL.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09
FOR SALE.

THE plantation formerly known as the
l. copeland place" and now oocu-
pied by Silas W, Ruff, is offered for sale.
The tract contains $40 acres, q good
portion wooded. On the pfaoe Is CONS
a'odious dwelling, together with all ne I.
cessary outbdildings-all Iii excellent
condition. Terms liberal. Address
,.- JNO. 8. REYNOLDS,
dec 3.n Winnsboro, 8. Z.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

ing as one of her citizens o gentle.
man of suoh rare talent, ripd scholar.
ship, great eloquonoe, and eminent
Christian piety. We feel assured
that his merits will be felt aud ap.
preoiated wherever he may go.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09
5ToIaEN.

ItROM thy ptads on Friday ight last
L! Sorrel Mare about is honds high;
She was branded Oh the shoulder with
the letter IS" and on the thigh with the
letter "a" and has n white spot on her
70 rrehead. a liberal reward will TO diven
fo her delivery to mo.
nov 3-t3 s. W. YONGUE,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09
local 5ouip9.

nay Communi catiohb to this Office
will not be noticed unless accompanied
by tho raal name Of tho writor.
B@" Ws are not responsible for the, ,opin-
ons Of correspondents.
asS" Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be inserted in Our columns exccp
upon payment Of TEN CENTS line.
B6ss Any person in the County having
knowledge Of any circumstance Of int crest
occurring in his neighborhood will confer
ef.vor BY furnishing information At this
offioo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

ny tho raal name of tho writof.
B0- Ws are not responsible FOR thu .opin-
ons Of correspondents.
a9" Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be inserted in our columns exccp
upon payment Of TEN CENTS a line.
BG~ Any person in the County having
Knowledge of any circumstance Of int crest
occurring in his nsighborhood will confer
ef,vorb By furnishing Information At this
offioo.
New ADVERTISEMENT.
Read Gandecker's adyorti,emsnt.
CARDS. Wolfe.
The Tar Heel-E. c. Mctaush
lin.
Dentist--Dr Isaiah Simpson.
Christmas Hrooories-Jas. Il. All.
ken.
Hardware-J. NJ. Galloway.
Tax Notico-W. NJ. Nelson.
Found --Danneahcrg Il Co.
Just -Withers& Dwight.
Flour aud Beatty, Bro. 4
Son.
" Mr.. Jno. II. Neil will please
aoceps our thanks for lot of very
fine turnips.
0- The Palt>er Davis whuse
mule and cotton are advertised for
tale is gentleman of color.
0cT Mr.. W. B. Murray will please
accept our thanks for couple of fine
cabbage heads, some Of his own
raising.
sW" Dr.. Simpson, Dentist Of
Charlotte, N. G., will pay us another
visit next Monday. We advise
those wishing work in this line to
consult him ut Morris Hotel.
0- Several pieces of property
were sold on Monday. A large mum.
ber of persous were in town not
withstand:ng the incletn cncy Of the
weather.
cY'@ Two organ grinders put in
an appearance on Sunday nnd turned
their machines yesterday fer a
"Nick" tune, greatly to the de-
light of the small fry.
eB@ Mr.. II. Y. rcrrill will receive
\ubout ESQ Kentucky hogs to-. morrow.
Parties wishing fresh pork had better
call early.
OK Messrs. David Camack and
John McClurkn were the first two
persons in this County to pay their
taxes this year. They have sold
cotton.
pl7" Mrs. Harris, living about
nine miles south west Of Winnsboro
gave birth to triplets few day ago,
all logs. This looks as if there is
ifc III the old land yet.'
o. The Eltaw Minstrels gave
two entertainments in our town this
week. They are splendid perform
crs, and will give entire satisfaction
wherever they 60.
0r Mr.. Henry A. Smith obtained
bail last Tuesday, and was released
f.omjail. cssrs. joel Cobes anu
j. B. Johuson appearing as his bonds
men in the sum of $4,000.
05- The oolorcd Baptist Church
in Winnsboro was edlcatcd on Sui.
day. Sermons were delivered by
Rev. Scott Brown of Kershaw, as
sisted by Revs. johnson aud Cold
ing.
rB' The Berger Family ought
to cngege the fellow who rang the
FIRE bell Thursday night. flo can
beat the combined team of swiss
bell ringers ind cowbellogians all
hollow,
0r We call attention to the ad-
vertise,nent of Mr.. Jno. S. Reynolds,
in another column. The plantation
he Lffels for sale ia one Of the most
desirable in the county, and may be
purchased upon very reasonable
terms.
" The shipments Of cotton from
this place for the month of November
was 2,9l2 bales. For tho same
month Of last year the shipment Was
2,l94 bales. Cotton merchants say
tho cause of tho heavy shipment for
last month was tho favorable fall that
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

CY'@ Two organ grinders put in
an appearance on Sunday and turned
their machines yesterday fer a
"Nick" tune, greatly to the de-
light of the small fry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

07- The Palraer Davis whuse
mule and cotton are advertised for
tale is gentleman of color.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

nD" Mr.. II. L. Terrill will receive
\ubout ESQ Kentucky hogs to" morrow.
Parties wishing fresh pork had better
call early.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

OK Messrs, David Camack and
John McClurkip were the first two
persons in this County to pay their
taxes this Year. They have sold
cotton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

gW" We arc pleased to observe
tho complimentary notices of the
recent lecture of Rev. w. II. Camp.
bell before the cadets Of the Carroll.
ma Military Institute at Charlotte
N. 9. The learned divine 10 a gen-
tleman of extensive literary attain.
mehts, and tho theme he selected
Shakespeare Macbcih--was one over
which he has complete mastery.
Wippsboro is quite fortunate in hav-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09
TOURNAMENT AND COSTUME

BALL.
A LII gontiemon dosirous Of partio,ps-
~ ting In the Tournament at Black
stook on Tho 18th December will' send
In thoir natnes with an eutranoe 70 Of
aso dollars to the undersigned, on or be-
foro tho 10th December.
Tho same rules, regulations and by laws
will be adopted as were in forco Mt tho
tournament in JaAuary 1874.
GEO. l.. KENNEDY. Sco.,
nov 5-xlt2 Blnckst6ok S. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

Ga3" Mrs. Harris, living about
nine miles south west Of Winnsboro
gave birth to triplets few day ago,
all logs. This looks as if there is
ifc III the old laud yet.''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

G- Several pieces of property
were sold on Monday. A large mum.
ber of persous were in town not.
Withst"nd:ng the incle,ucncy Of the
weather.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

" Mr.. Jno. II. Neil will please
acceps our thanks for lot of very
fine turnips.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

sW DR.. Simpson, Dentist Of
Charlotte, N. G., will pay us another
visit ncxt Monday. We advise
those wishing work in this line to
consult him ut Morris Hotel.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

Miss .Anna Berger attracted more
attention than any other. performer
on the stuge.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

" The Eltaw Minstrels gave
two entertainments in our town this
week. They are splendid perform
crs, and will give entire satisfaction
wherever they 20.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

" The Bergors gave an enter.
tainment here on last Saturday
night. The hall was illed with tho
respectability of our town, as it al.
ways is when the Bergcrs perform.
The performance was all that could
be expected, and wo can say without
hesitation that the Berger Family
is tho best Troupe on the road.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

WARtiKE MovEMENT.-The tina
moth establish fhent of DANNENpERo
Il Co., is now in full blast, and their
counters are stocked with ilne and
we'll selected Stock of Dry Goods
Clothing and Notions, both Ladies
d Gents goods, at old standard pri-
oes. Tho reputation Of this Hvuse
is 100 we'll known to need any furth.
er comment. They have occurred
the services Of Mr.. il. s. Chandler
and Mr.. DuBose Egleston who are
we'll known to the people of Fairfield
who will be pleased to give their
friends their courteous attention.
4 nd our genial friend Phil whose
heart is as big as meeting house
stands ready to give his friends
cheerful attention in all their pur.
chases. Remember the firm of DAN.
NENDERG & 20.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

" Mr.. Henry A. Smith obtained
bail last Tuesday, and was released
f.om Jail. cssrs. joel Copes anu
j. b. Johuson appearing as his bonds
men in the sum of $4,000.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

0C- We call attention to the ad-
vertise,nent of Mr.. Jno. S. Reynolds,
in another column. The plantation
he CffeIs for sale 10 one Of the most
desirable in the county, and may be
purchased upon very reasonable
terms.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

rD" The Berger Family ought
to cngege the fellow who rang the
FIRE bell Thursday night. flo can
beat the combined team of swiss
bell ringers ind cowbellogians all
hollow,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

o. The colorcd Baptist Church
IN Winnsboro was dedicated on SUI.
day. Sermons were delivered by
Rev. Scott Brown of Kershaw, as
sisted by Revs. johnson aud Cold
ing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

W We regrot to learn Of tho
death of Mr.. Thos. j. Spurrier,
which occurred at his residence near
Ridgeway on the 30th ult. Mr.
Spurrier has been n resident Of this
County since 1924 and was in the
73d year of his age at tho timo of
his deuth.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-12-09

W The shipments of cotton from
this place for the month of November
was 2,9l2 bales. For tho same
month of last year the shipment Was
2,l91 bales. Cotton merchants say
tho cause of tho heavy shipment for
last month was the favorable fall that
wo had.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-09
sotaI. gertdte ans ssesbtuaton

Rulu1H cSCtWtS uWp xSWIUtWptuN<
gS gSaihingtou, 8. Septeber. - Gin al
ter blinbcr Neger, Namens Sames SOrO, nit
:3iinDbDl51en banbelno, puroe porgcltern
Uiorgen in Der gtdbe Der lansen Sriide ioot
gefunoeu. 0srielbe mar augenlheinlih, tn
benz er nod bel 9aG3tseit mad Sreeoman'S
0oi, mo- er ge,p1bnlid losirte, ieiuen gSeg su
iinoen boffte, BON Der Vriide berab aul etnen
Ger tieien nnterbalb berielben befinblihen
Stetue geitiirst nnb bate ii6 baburf, Den
Shdbel eingefa1en. BoliSiit Slod bra9te
ben 9eihnam in bas Stationsbais bes l..
8s;irfes. &oreuer Batterion erfldrte, nad,=
benz ibm bic ndberen unlftdnbe mitgetbeilt
iporbeA marell, Elm Snqueit fir nun1thig, uno
bsfabl, baB Die 2eide gum 3mede Der Seer
oigung oeS Seritorbenen 6reunben iioer9eben
lperoe.
- Die @ebeimppli5tFeu IIc9epitt uno
M}i1er arretirten Qeitern ben Sbbm s. Sta
tbe,ps, ben Snbabef zines Sr0olerlaoeus, oa
itd) bel oemielben geitoblene @egeuitdnoe por=
fanoeu.
= Sor9cite:n Worgeu faub cine beftiae
aeilerei smiifen ben lduar;en 9lrbeitern Der
0eibitdae Der 5erren SameS Bumpbrep uno
| Sobn &. 45rise ftatt, gntGaneen mar Der
ielbe blirdreihen gSorttpebiei iiber beia SSertb
Der Yferbe ball Yriee lno 9altp. 9oiert
alan;teH NaIrmeiisr in Der auft, unp 9ieael.
felns flo9en biHs ilne begilhert bis Elm 99ell
ber Sheisenben eIrd eini9e, burd ben earm
berbeigerniene 4}olisiiteu uerbaitet uno oas
bur1 Sur 8ube 9ebradt rpurben.
SIN elmer &erlammluns Der gauunterneb.
mer~ ~Geisaidaft, uelde geitern Nadmittae
tastc, unterbrsitste 9r, Erani 8inlse, s,nr,
Iitenher ees Qenltt's 3ar @enoertirung be,
3tistft= =Sonos, Gopte'a uon 8rieien. mt Z,
an bic yGrits NatiQnalbani" oon Welp gorl
MP an0frs -oanfen seienbet moroen fino
aus Senen berporsebt, oab bic SauHHterneb
msr 5u wlhsu miinatsn, nlpslds gori4aii'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-09
BQltimore WtD, Wittwod), g. @eptember 1874

fein araument Dor, ieiu einsigss 3iel idre1
Ill iein, Die gte9sr sur gSntb gegen Die gSet-
zen auf3uitadeln. Seine game 8rdft iflieu
er auf bic Sd)itcn= Sereine uno bic @rungers
su consentrirsu. @eseu Die 1cttsreu aing er
beionoers id,arf 5u Seloe. auh bic Eenlpe=
rensler griff er olr, unb allss mas nur bic
Nager gegen ole gSeiBen aufbeten founte,
iud)te er bcrpor. Gr iagte ben 9tegert, baB
iie iib IN feinerlei Otanier nit ben gSsiBen
pereini9eu miiBten. Iud, anoere 8ebuer
tbaten, mas iie uur fonutsn, bic 0eibenid,af=
ten Der geger 5u eutflamnlen. llnb gcrabe
lolfe Widnner ipie &bittemore iino am be-
barrlid,iteu in ser %crbreitung beS @eriid)ts,
baB bic 8ufluf Organization mieOer in's
1eben aerulen luoroen lei.
Die Srennoe bcs lauberen Baltor5 8len-
beuni ing i'll Seriep @itp periuden jest,
Semeiie gegeu Sri. Somerog's gnten Sbaz
rafter III erpreiien. Am Samitag abeno
gegen Sebn llbr iulen 3srei 0tdnner einen
iungen Mann, gtamens Sobn {. 9futter, in
Der Strabe angeprod]en nno nad) Der g8ob.
nun1 bes oru. @orbon, einem Der 9lenben-
ming ibsn Siirgen, geid)leppt baben, I'M lbn
Slr llnter3el6unng elmer Iusiage iiber SRI.
8omcrog's angeblid i1lcdten Sebenstpanoel
su fr1ugcn. 0erlelbe leiitete ibuen itbod
lSiperItano nnD ,pcigerte iid audi, ihneu su
@lenoennlng's 2npalt su fol9en. Gr=
Wapor Sampsr uuo Jttdter &anfin peroen
ben SaQ Dor bic @robseid)morenen briusen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-09
@uropaiide &abelberi@te.
EeuffhtQuo.

EentFd)tano.
8erlin, 8. Septbr. = Die Siibrer alli
Dem 9ougreie Der 2lltfatbolifen i9lagen cine
Sonferen8 pon Ssrtretern Der grtedilden,
anglitanil1eu nno refornlirt fatbolil6en
Sirde sum 3nede elmer Screiniguug oieier
&trdengemeinben Dor.
GneIano.
2onoon, 8, Septbr.-0er Sebr Qdth.
Cir Senrp >. StorfS 1T geltorben. @r elente
BON 181l--1828 in Der 4rmee uno befleioste
perldicoene bobe GiOildmter. gta6oem er
@ouperueur BON Walta uno Samaiea geme>
len, ipuroe er 1870 in'S Yarlament ernablt.
1ranfreid1.
Narts, s. Septbr. = SO tnirh berid)tet
oaB Ser b:riibmte Staatsmauu uub Siitoritcl
@luisot geitorben 1T.
9ampferzSertdte.
Queeusto n, s. Septbr.-Oer Spfr
,8atapid" trai BON Bottom bier eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-09
Die Gannibalen9eid)id)te aus SO:
loraop tttto ibre Grfl6ruts9.

ct. 2oniS, 8. Septbr. - Der y9lobe"
bat cine Mittbeiluns aus ea9uade, Sol., oaB
am 13. s(usuit in Der Ndbe bon Safe Sort
am @unnliOn- 6luiie i'm Gan 0uis.Parf uler
9eiden sefunben nuroeu, weld)e iid) als Die
llcberreite elmer Nn3abl @ologrdber ermieen,
bic i'm Hopember bon Siio<lltab ab9ingen,
nm bic Gan Winen in Colorado gu erz
reideu. Sefanntlib febrte i'm WtdrS D. s.
giner BON Der grpeoitiou, Namens Barrier,
surid unO bcrid,tets, oaB bic Bartbie idredz
lihe 9eiben crSuloet unb idlieBlib, Dor 5un<
ger sequdlt, barum selOi't babe, lpeld,er pom
ibneu geidlattet unb perSebrt weroen iollte.
IS eGt F6 jest beraus, Oab Barter isine uier
@eidbrben ermoroete unb beraubte uns ibnen
bic a6pfe abidnltt, I'M iein Serbrsden su
perberseir. Yarfer wurOe perbaftet. Inter
ben grmoroeten mar Der 0eutlde Sran'
92ii0yr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-09
Geue Mu;eigsn.
Narglauocr 0artenbau> >Oelealaajt
s"FJ*"WDtF VWtktNUWH~NOtTtNT
Seamtenrpabl
sonmeritaa: oem 10. September, nn,

B llbr Mbeuos.
Ste S.euroe Der "Oiarpldneer 0arten 5au=GeieQ=
ibaf" lest iolseuoeu 3ettef, welbtr Die san,e 2ite
alter Seanteu, Die nit 10 9ro6er umudnoeIbarer
5drmonte -ieit heren Organization tbdtis 9efpeien
itno, umfabt, Sebuf5 unertiBuu9 ihrer Utit9lieoer
por. Inter i9rer Setnn9 bat eas rhit9ro6en Wi5eu
perbunoene nnternesmef, o6i1on ptet 3eit, Nr6eit
uno Ius8Gban 9eopiett Deroen mu6teu, groBe Sr=
folge erruugen. Sunerbal6 oe5 tur5en 3eitraumes
BON iets WtOnaten ieit @riuOunS Der @eieliaajt
baben fie re9elmGbee WouatsoeriGntmluu9eu nit
ourhme9 hoti an3iebenbeu gSer9anoiun9en in'S
Seben 9eruien, uuo oteie iiuo nit elmer 0areubau=
Ausfelluns setront poroen, Die in oieem Sanoe ME
hbertroifen, penn ie erreldt noroen, uno oamit
man lid, BON Der g8aprbett bes @ea9ten iiber;eu9e
faoeu mir Seoeu, Der SinH fiir uHo &ie6e gum Stoz
neu bGt, Su eiHem Yeiu9e oerieloen Elm; man mro
bic Belese fir bic dusoauernbea uno energiiden
Semubunsen fir bic cole Sa6e fiabeu. Die @iez
berermIbluns naditebeuoer oerren lulrO bic garanz
tie fiir ben iSortitritt Der @eeaihuft eiH;
EraNoent g3ra l3bitntau; gicei iraioenten fir oen
Stea Inn aa9eineinen S. 9omarb Nicoentp, Gop.
3urs, G5eneral @eorse 9. Srown; SieeprdiioeRten
iIr sic Staot Baltimore IS. Z. gjatter5, So9n l8.
@artett, u. Sopie Oapi5, Col. @oluaro l9ltins;
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-; protofolllrenoer Setretdr 2. 6. Sorieu; Gre
futiD~Somite 9enrp &aplor, Sohu 3. Saiforo, Anz
oreip \. Slat, Sohn Seat, S. Wiowtou Saunoers
uno Sept5 UitSdHe. (2l6-7)
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Yermil9te Nn3ei9en.
Nibt btMpergeKem !!

Nidbt 1sepergeRen!
ebe mon cine G5eldS~ ODER Ser9nigunas Heiie
antritt cine 3nfals Yoice in Der lang etabllrten
uno perantmortiiben Travellers Life and Acct
dent Insurance Company ,u l0fen. Us b'lIt
aui oerIheOens Netle. o,oo,,
xetensz nszSerjiherun9s~ Yolicen:... 19,491
ye;ablte aniprihe iiir unslidsfdle uno eez O,
bensperlne.. ,o2,'SS o 90
ue6ericbuS iiber 0erbinb bIihfeiten- 96S,422.6o
9bps. s. McSutre, Staatssa9eHl'
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Ser Gclomarft.

gtem=D orf, 8. Septbr. -@elb aftip 81
2-23. sSediel fau, 4.854. @nlo itetls su
1094-1O95. Shllsationen aftip, Ssflsrl l84 !,
62er 1124. Aftien ihloiien flau, gteip Yorf
Central 1899, Gre 341, Cafe Shore TAI, S1.
Central 90, Yittsbur9 81, gfortbmeitern 37a,
pref. Sc, Sod Sslanb 1908.
llnterlhabanlts Silan5: 8olo So, 1907 =
3O3, Solrart $50 $50, ,689.
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len naf)trdslid nod serihtlid) perfol9t ner-
ben.
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len naatrdglid nod gertttlid) perfolgt Wer
ben.
9ie beutisen 3oaeiuHabmsn betru8er
s52s, 900.
- Ser groeuften Grport betru9 in oel
beute eneenben &ode $5,907 1898, cine 3u
nabn1e bon $319,93O. Sotalausfubr ieit ben
1. San. s2O3, 767 ,49O.
- @n. Wcgntpre uub befen Srau tuur
ZEN in Srooflpn auf bic gntldge perbaftet
ben Sbomas 0tob9ers tDotltd) perlebt 81
baben.
- gernaro, Der Sorlteber bes ,Sipe
8oint Souie OF Snouiirp," pel6er beidulbisi
murbe, eineu auaben ;u SOSe gepriigelt ;l1
baben, nuroe bente bon Der 9rano= Surr
freigeiprod)en unb entlailen.
-0ie 3oabeanltcn nabmen beute 2,O0C
Sigarrtn unb cine groBe Guautit1t Gigaret=
ten III SeitDla9.
Die gSaIobrauoe In yiem=sSerfcn.
Gg9'Sarbor=@ 6 itp, N.-S., 8. Stpt.
-0as Seuer in ben SannenDdlOern wiitbci
nod INNER uno bat ii6 ieit 9eitern beoeulenr
auSsebrsitet. Gin tiidtiger Negeu mIre iebr
erluiiuid)t.
@llpoob, 0.-S.. 8. Ssptbr. - 9er
g8alobranp Wiitbet an beioen Ssiten Der y st
lantic.@ .@iienbabn" unb orobt bic yItlantic-
Yreiielbeerens Yfan;uns" Su perbeereu.
Die Vreeomen's Sanf TIT Ybila=
oelpbta.
bilabelpbta 8. Sept. - Cine Ser
ianlmlun9 bon 9epoItoreu bes bieiigeu .3mei
9es Der r6ree omen's Saping< nHo 3ruit=
Comp" fanb beute Ibenb itatt, in weld]el
9tobert YuruiS, elmer Der bon ben Guratoren
eruaunten Gonlmiiiare, Die 0epoftoreu er:
mabnte, ausinharren. Die 8anf iet nlbt
gcbroheN unb s5 BroSent fDnnten iofort rea=
liirt iueroeu, Der 9teit lei in einigen Dtonatell
3u erlangsn.
@etpaIttbat Ger Wc9er in senneIec.
Wempbis, 7. Septbr. - @eitern Wtor.
gen snr friibcn Stuuoe brangen mebrere SEE
ger in Die gSobnuns oes Srn. 0urant an Der
Biqeon Gooit 9anbitraBe IN Der gtdbe Der
Staot. Gin junges Utdoden lab Die Serle
einOringen uno madte 0drm, morauf biele
iiber iis berielen uuo iie oermaben ldlngeu,
oaB lie wabriheinlid) iterben plrb. 6r. 0u=
rant b0rte ben 2drnt uno trat ben @inoring.
linsen entsessn; bieie absr idoiism aui i'm,
ergrifien ibn baum uno priigelten ibn bnrt
cs gelang tbm jebo6 5u entflieben. Die lln=
nleniden ergriffen Johann 0urant'S 9attin,
entteioeten uuo miBbauoelten iie nnb Der.
iu6teu iie 81 i6dnpeu, bod ibr9eihret madte
Die 9ta6baru aufmerfiam nno Die Jfeger ent=
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