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Obituary.,

DIED.-At the residence Of his father on
Kings Mountain, Lincoln county, Ken
lucky, ON the night Of the Goth, NJ y, at
Hill ?. ", from tie effects Of an acciden.
tai pistol shot, little Johnnie, son offs. and
". A. Conner, aged years month and 1
days. Truly the Almighty calls from those
Of earth his brightest gems, to shine amidst
the brilliant galaxy of the celestial city; for
such an one was our little Pet, whose brigh,
and happy smiles shown even whilst sleep
ing his last sleep. No more his merry pratt
tie will greet our ears. No more will the
musical sound Of his little feet break up
On the still quiet nonotony Of our busy rev
cries, he has gone, and We shall miss him
Yes, we shall miss him, but we would not
have him back again;-Oh no, farewell lit
tie spirit, speed on thy joyous aerial flight,
and swell the Angel choir now chanting
their sweet anthems Of welcome. To his
bereaved parents, sisters, and brother, we
tender our deepest sympathies and the siR-
cere hope that they may all meet him again.
Green Brier Independent, W. Va, copy
ard send bill to this office.
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a. n n. ~. gTEws.

WE learn from the Jes-amine Joafna1
that one walsh, sub-contrac'or on the
road near Nich"iasvilIe, decampcd las;
week.-Mrs. departure being regretted by
merchants and others to the amount Of sev
era hous nd doiiar.
sutt Ayorurp.--The peorge,oyp Tim,
t.lls Of the untimely departure Of y. NJ
Austin, a sub-coutractor, TO part, unk nown
His lo-- to the community will be felt, a.
merchants, employees and boarding houses
mourn over him 10 the amount Of 5000.
r.,, -, Iii. l., A..
80. 80. 49,, =, ~.
80, -. - sa.I,,,"..n'. 49,, A..
contractors that we're supposed TO be tho
fortunate ones, commenced operations, but
proceeding to Cincinnati to sign their
contracts, the Trustees refused 10 make
them. We are informed that the work will
not commence again until September, and
il is not certain that the same contractors
will then have the work.
s,x,r A.. c;,.;,,.,;so,,,.,n p.;,,o.d
r.. -. -, A.. -. l.. a.
In. :, Il. oon.,,n.,;o, 49, r.oo;v.d son.
81. II .s,,s. III. 81.
r. .l....,,a. H.. .,,o,a
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LAND, sTOt X, AND CROP ITEMS.

Bio FELLOW, Voltigeur, and Whisper
won the races on Friday last, at Louisville.
THE sixth and last days race at Louis
willie, on Saturday, was not well attended
on account of the bad weather. Only two
races were run, and Msinsail and Scarcher
were the winners-the latter taking in the
Gait House Cup.
LOUISVILLE, May 25. ls75.-cArrLE--
The market opened fairly active, with Of
ferings amounting to AVS head; for all the
best grades a good feeling prevailed and fair
prices were obtained, while common, thin
cows and poor oxen went begging at prices
fully 25c to Doc per 100 lbs gross lower than
last Monday. We quote for best grades for
butchers and shipment At s. rs to 81 %;
but few sold at 81 25; really good sold at
IS 10 8 30; fair beef sold at - to 81 50;
and common a, s. to 8 so per 1000 pounds
gross
SHEEP-Market active for all good lots,
and they ind ready sale, while common 20
OF slow. For the best 81 25Cl5 rs; fair TO
good, 81 1908; common, by the head, $40
4 so. Lambs s. 5Oa5 IS. as EQUALITY.
HoGs-There is no change to note, the
prices remaining about the same as they did
last week. Fair to choice lols, q 1907 go
medium to good, 81 1901 sonmon low
grades. ~ 7SlaS m
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Two Of our Oldest citisen-. the venerable
mother Of Rev. G. O. Barnes, aged 90
years, and Elijah Curtis, aged % years,
have become 50 enfsebled With age that
they have been confined to their homes for
long tirss. Until recently, perhaps a year
OF lssa, they we're "a active as persons Of
sizv frequently are. Mr. Barnes laugh,
In the Seminary here, A. we learn from
some of our citizens, almost forty year.
ago,snd the children and grandchildren Of a
number Of the people Of this county have
received the benefit Of her instruction.
Mr.. Curtis was soldier in the war Of 1872,
and enlisted at Fredericksbare. Virginia.
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snoArzxo CRUMBS.

q,
sy's basoe' w 'ohn H. er"'sa
hAsssoHs sssh Hieeons /" John IT,
NMF"
Covser, =, John n. cris's from soe,r,,
Tow -
poa hscAs.~,ss. psr,so,s--so IN Jobr
n. Ss,r's- -
n Cy,is's
Tnr latest novelties In Rucbinss at John
n Crs,s,
100 oo0 choice brand cigsrs. ats H. Ma.
tAeuy A 90,
LApfxs' Lasting Shoe at low prices al
John II. Crsie's
-, v,, o,. ., H.. n
Crsig's At New York prices.
- o-,. IL. 4.
H. ~" Nv
""s " !" "'"'"'
Jusr resolved and for sale. 100 bbls
Whislv nv n n Matthew Acc.
Jusr received o beautiful etock OF Fans,
end Fan Chains, at John II. Craig's.
a., a.,
" stoet and tor sale, 20 cadd'es virgin
10 Tobacco, Of Manuiaeturers prices, os
.. y. Matheny a 70
81.
Sos 'ns Las' sy'e S'auonsry, bsesn'
NV Novs", sna me SneaPes. sno nes'
Sisa"' &C. ea' on oohoe q StAsr' pug'
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9ARRARD COUNTY VIEWS.

a., 49, =,
'"aeo'.u " W. '" v" n'o'",
w WV 'O'o"s '''" 'o""" ''e"' o'
"e"''
I'VE 'e'"oerscy ne'o meeting 'or 'he
p"p"~ " "o"''""''"s ea"o'u"'e 'or 'he
s''a'u''' D"' oo"e,"oeo 70 po''po"e NC
'o" ""''' "eN' '"'"'u'y" "eeH "enee'
CoSs, Who, with Eben Best, sho, and
killed Hedger, also, came In and gave him.
SELF up for trial, and was admitted to bail
In the sum OF As. 900
ALL OF the hne thoroughbred stock Of NJ
H. ON, some 70 head mares and horses
were SOLD on Monday last County Court
d'y' under executions. The horse Tor whose
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LINCOLN COUNTY SEvvs.


Mn. DENAREE, the Temperance Mission
airy, delivered one of his able and highly
entertaining lectures upon his favori,e
theme, To large aud attentive audience on
Monday evening At the close Of the lee
ture he reorganiled lodge Of Good Temp.
lars here with thirty six members
VIZ hear considerable complaint among
farmers and gardener ON account Of the
drouth. We have not had a rain To wet the
ground for more than two weeks. The oats
and grass crops are suffering in consequence
Az affray occurred On the streets OF our
village after the lecture on Monday evening
between DR.. Stephenson and Chas. Iingen-
feltsr, No very serious injuries inflicted
The case l. up for legal investigation before
his Honor J. d. Pollard, to-day.
The closing exercises Of the Crab Or
chard Springs College commenced to-day,
and continues two days.
VIZ are glad to announce that Mrs. ),
H. Bryant, who Was 40 seriously burned q
short time ago, is comparatively comforts-
BILE and will recover IL no unlocked for
complication should arise.
AMONG the distinguished visitors at this
place, at present, we notice Hon. VIM. Pet
tus and family, Of Somerset, Jno. 4. Bur.
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A CoIoREp CAsr.-rhere was a trial be-
fore two Of our county Justices on We'd
ne-day last, In which Sarah Owens made
an attempt to bring George Carter and
Gsine- Trbbls into trouble. Il appeared
that Sarah accused George Of raps, and
Gaines Of having been partioeps oimias.
Aner hearing the proof before Esquires
Csrsn and Dennis, both Of the accused
were discharged. Que OF the witnesses said
that in his opinion there had been a clear
case Of "rsperv," but the court could not
see il in that lght--henee the discharge Of
the parties accused.
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SEVERAL weeks since, Frank Martin, q
young man living near waync.bure, in ns.
ing a Ratchet, made a mi..-lick and cut
him.elf just above the knee, splitting the
bone A neirhborhood Doctor was called,
who, after attending him for some time,
during which he suffered the most intense
agony, gave up all hoPea Of hi. recovery.
Or. Bailey, Of om town. sS ~nt for jus, at
thi. time, Who commenced different treat.
men, Of the wound. The patient has grown
steadily better ever since. and !, !. now
hopsd that he will get veil.
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THr
RSON HOUS E,
FORMERLY MILLER moUsEl
n. CARSON. PROPRIETOR.
LANCASTER. KY.

The undersigned having purchased the Miller
IIOnss la Lancaster, Ky and reht tied " up 81 good
style, he hatie himself that he Ia able eai BIZ.
guests xith As good accommodation as Gnv Hotel
can w the interior 81 kentneky hsyiag had
h. thinks he knows hos 10 make the way fhref ie,i
al home. lie has gJpd bar aud CLERK un.ur-
passed by any-the veteran John Romans. Who hss
stable veil hlled With pro,endsT, with tho beet u
hostlsu Thanks 10 the good people for past isNors,
and a. peace !. made In this Place. Ne hois you
viii not be back ud In Stopping 81 Lancaster, aud
isi.,f cARsoS
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Ma. Jso. RourEs, aged about 60 years,
died at his farm on Green River, jus, back
81 Highland, In this county, la, week He
had been suffering with typhoid fever fnr
sone weeks past, bu, his friends think that
hi. death vas FASTENED by do-e OF mo, /.
phine administered by the attending physi.
clan, as he never swoke after IL vas admin
s.sx.~l
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We notice an advertisement in several Of
he city papers b 'adei--"so So" which
promise. for the Insignificant amount Of
26c, to impart the usefsi information how
70 write without pen and ink. Several cred.
ulcus individuals wrote, each investing tina,
amount, and received the following recipr
write with n lead pcncil, you d-n iocI y
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Ma. ions s. MrRruv, President Of the
Stanford National Bank, 10 building q cory
cottage residence out on the Danville pike,
near the suburbs Of town. This residence
will be q real beauty md add much to the
sttractivenss' Of that portion Of our vicin.
i,y. Several o,her are building new hou,.
y, OF adding 10 their old ones. and. taken
altogether, our village 10 growing IN sss
and attractions.
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PrLAsKE COUNTY We WIS.
Som ersef.

NJ. ,,.;l;,;.. T., .,., ;r,,rov..
-, IT,. -, - ,,',.ni 80 IN,
n i, .,. o,,,,;.. wo,ld ho c,ll.d O., od
.,d ~ .,.h , n.,,r. nj. IN n, .ur.lv and
,,.,;,.,, ;unrov.5 ,,d., A.. s.;.n,;6c s,..
tom ~ 6srt;li,ing Our farmer. have bith.
.,,o IA b,, mi. IN s,;m,I.,. them IN .,v
v.,v ..., .,.,,;on Inn, 90, bo,e tbs, Who,
=. a.. nn;,.d ~ the world ,rouna n. nv
r,;,ro,d f,c;l;,;s. far ;,,s, and ou,,e, tina,
III ga, H.. .,;,n,i.,.a % cr..,.r ALI.
,o,c. l,ox;,s thu, all ,roduc,. of bo,l
fam and uorL -ho, will ever find a ready
~, .J..u,..
-, ,;-..,,,. l. an. 49,, !.
,.,,.,. "a d;..,r,,.,. ~h;,. rodsr.,s
onnar,nr;,;.. nrodnc. in n,nL;nd tbs, on.
-. Eta. - ..,;a;,x :,
-. :, ,,;.; a.
snI .o,h, q, L.. h..n "a ,h,, hIno.
Il, -, ii ,Li.
=, .,.. L.; \, c.,
.,'-, - .,..;.., a., ,L;.
- 80,
4, -,
f - -, ~ r..
PSI, ~, W." .- - -. 49,.
A''''
"' " '"' '"''' -, a..
ooD"'' " e'op. "" 80 -, m
p''P -
''''' '" '.'s -. - -. .s
- :, -. ..a 49,. tn. >,
our farmers who have found out this secret
are Astounding IN rs much genuine happi-
meas as any people on earth-reiigion, NOR
atty and other considerations being equal
And just here We would hint that one great
drawback to the happiness and prosperity
Of our people Is that most OF them have al
ways managed to live at least year DE
hind In financial matters Eoine IN debt
Is aiw' y- equivalent to paying o'g inter
est ON money and 'his' 100 oy the way
~ On boldly and directly into ANYTHING
dishonorable or unjust. And it too often
happens that he who has the finest wrought
nature, the greatest sympathy for humani-
ty, the most philanthropy, is the man who
10 most quickly aud surely carried beyond
the bounds OF r.cti,ude. This being true,
then, let us all try to catch up" with our
expenditures, and ever after live within our
means, for in this way, with the needed in
dustry, We can be prosperous aud happy
people.
-.
We ne'eos ''i'e'' ''s'"' ''' '"'' WV
u"n 'fo" any one ""o H"y "a'e ,"'"'
s'o' '",ns '" manu- o'e' W w, ~s
"'"S' u Z" '"'e'''oo' '"'os", '"'' 81
persons VINO contribute mu'' give 'he'' rear
falling hack on the author Of any item that
gets US in fix" We do not desire to be
he author Of anything untrue, and are no,
prepared 10 traffic in lies manufactured by
imposters, hence the above precaution.
,,
l'oS'"'''iIDI
WE notice that the hePuoiiean party
..c.nd.ncv nv IN. fire.. nae of whisky We
cant see the point here. unless IL is fact
that af,er having spent n good norton of
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TIES eass Of White against Boone, which
vas subaitssd to arbitration this week, wss
decided isr plaintiff substantially, and a
judg1sat Of $40 entered against Mr.. Boone.
The Gauss arose out Of the killing Of some
hogs by having their "snouts" cut, by
reason Of which several Of them died.
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THERE IL a churc.. In the north eastern
part Of our county. known as "Ephesus"--
This church building ia free to the minis-
tiers OF all denominations. We have been
informed that on the 6r-, Sabbath In next
month, June, "a friend to the Sabbath School
Cause will address the pupils Of "Ephe.us
Church" at 6 AN. Amer ,hi, address, a
sermon will he presched. The citizens Of
this locality hope that all who live In the
vicinity, will be prc.cu', " convenient.
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WV. N. BALL has exchanged his Dwell
ing hou.e on Main street, for the half inter
cot of A. r. Psadle,on in the Pendleton
Hou-~, Stanford. and Me.sr-. +. d. Penjle-
ton and @. r. Pherigo will run the Hotel
fro a now On
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TmE largest and most complete stock Of
White Goods ever brought to this town can
be found at the elegant store Of Mr., +. Il.
Hayden. They consist Of Paris Muslin
French Organdies, Victoria Lawn, Tarlatsn,
Nsinsooks, Piques. &c, We would advise
the ladies TO examine them.
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DisD-oa Saturday last, after = long
Hines, Mr.. David Taylor, sou Of Parker
u. Taylor, aged about u years. Rev. s.
y. McRobsr,s preached hi. funeral at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening.
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Ma. Mac. Baucr found very fine mule
dead In his stable, on Tuesday morning. -
AZ the mule was perfectly we'll the evening
previous, NJ. B-uce Is Of the impression
that some malicious scoundrei shot him, =.
there is a wound Of spistol ball on IL breast.
The eowardly brute that could thu. satisfy
hia spite, deserves death worse than cruel.
fiction. Mr.. Bruce had jus, been ofie. ed
ssS, the day previous, for the pair Of mule.
the one killed and smother.
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Tna Convention 81 the Lincoln county
Good Tsmplan will Be held at the Chris
tian church here, on Saturday. the 9th day
Of June Rev. Green Clay Smith, FL
der w. L. Williams and other. will sd-
dress the Convention. The public ars in.
vited and requested to attend
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BsvEEAL Of our citizen. are having the
painters brush vigorously applied to their
residences and business houses, and II 9th
err would follow suit the appearance Of the
city would be greatly improved.
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THs time Of the arrival and departure Of
trains % the L. a. N. X. r. has been chang
ed - follows Morning trains from Living.
ssea aad Richmond arrive at 3:25 A. NJ,
and train from Louisville at SPM. The
latter change is ve,y acceptable 10 all. but
the former is very Questionable TO every
body this side Of New York.
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VIZ would call the especial attention Of
the public to the gratly reduced prices at
which Nsrseillss and Honey Comb Quilts
IN b obtained at Mr.. T.. r. Hsyden'..
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A suxsrs Of Person' are not aPprised Of
the fact ,hs, there /. a good pike from
here To Liberty. in Casey county, and one
from near there To q poin, ten or more mile.
further m
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An Irishman having imbibed strongly OF
his tea" behaved /, rather = bad manner
at the dsPo, Yesterday morning, for which
he r-c~ivei a ~ell-sPplied Gaming srom the
uoliceman
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VIZ have never seen purer or cleaner ice
than tina, which Mr.. X. Z. Barrow deliver.
daily to our citizens q, one cent per pound
II 10 ~ solid a. Northern lake ice.
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MaRRirD.-On the evening Of MAY 18th
81 he asy. ". s. Ga..sa. MF. John Nc
HARDY to Mis- N.ttie Mcclure, daughter
Of Mr.. Jno. s Mcclure, all OF Pulaski co,
Kentucky.
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Al the school. dearest Pena,
onen ~e VII think Of thee,
AZ We ssth~r sciences jevds
From the deep untsthomei ssa.
'Cro-s this see. dearest Pens,
Thou didsi brsvely call my bark,
Searching for the hidden treasures,
Id'iins not, but e'er at work
Pare thee we'll, dearest Pens,
TIL the bright ascending morn,
When our Christ With holy Angels.
Give an earth tsst's newly horn.
The meeting at the Christian churcl
closed Sunday evening with two addition.
Ir is .aid that the ". 4. Church South
and the Baptist are without regular Z aston
al instruction. We think IL would teach
our people 9 lesson " all the preacher,
would leave US until we &c, sable TO pay &
little more promptly.
OK page fifteen Of webster's spelier, 10
the 6rst line, may be found that which,
rouid Indicate who Is the Somerset CORE.
spondent.
PARKER, Jones a Ballou, and Others,
wake up to find tina, the Trustees Of The
Cincinnati Southern refuse to sign the con
tract on the Barker work" We have
heard a perfect medley Of utterancc- NJ
given BY different, ones setting forth theil
respective opinions as to the probable causs
&c. Some say the Trustees have been sold
Others suppose it TO be a feint to cover ~
their poverty, and that the "ten millions
are all gone. They are broke THE,
want to but Pulaski and Somerset" "Ths
'bcss l. attending q big meeting, and on,
fellow suggests, The old gentleman who il
accustomed to speaking out, ought to make
a tour throughout Kentucky, delivering
fat contribution rpeeches, md passing
sround the big white hat, to get nickel
enough to coaplete the concern"
A YOUNG inebria,e became disorderly
Saturday night, and Al. Parsons, our Mar
shall, placed him in Jail, bu, we suppose the
Trustees turned him out early Sunday
morning. rs he came up from the devil fac
tory. south Of town, about noon, we'll soak.
ed Nothing less than hard work and pro
tracted confinement will do any good fol
these marauders upon decency and moral
~ that are found in this and all other towns
\ There is also another remedy that might aiC
in restraint il not reform, and that is al
,,, .,J c,,t ,,,oth.rs an.l sistarx CRUSADE
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VIZ are requested to announce that the
Rev. X. N. Cbenault ofthe Baptist Church,
will preach al the Methodist Church here,
at the usual hour. on Sunday evening next
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FAssERs, don't buy new Moving Ms.
chine. - Send yonr old one. to the Stan.
ford Machine Shop and have them repair.
ed a. good a. new.
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MOVIE yOrTgSGs.

VIZ hope the you g folks and old ones
,co,-~ill have an ,joyable time at the
Picnic to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HUGH LOGAN, HUSTONVILLE,
IL NJ. l.. RICHARDS, Mr.. SALEM
LOGAN q RICHARDS

Have for sale at their mill on Green River, two
nik, south OF ;. X. H. line two acres Of lumber
stripped aud stacked, embracing pine flooring,
plasisring laths shingles, fencing,-.s fact every
variety 10 demand both green and seasoned. All
orders filled promptly, is6-st
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MORRISON
Time 2iso when . Years Old.

MORRISON, black, by st. Elmo, he by Alsxan-
der's Abdallah; ist dam " bip, % dam Wagner.
MORRISON will ser,e fsw naIss At ED by the
Insurance,
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na6bem CT fi6 uon 8eiben NIT einigen b0f'
/ Ielen. freunh[ichen Shorten nerabfmiebst.

na1bem CT fi1 pon Bei6en NIT eiaigen b0fA
It6en fre,tnoEi6en @orten perabf3ieost.
9ie beiben Begesn,tngen iebo6 ruaren TINT
eben 70 nnermartet ME ,ui6tig SeUeIen, ods
BET aud bIidte Ct ii9 mad ei1tiser Belt mods
mails mad ben WGnnern iiit. gBas Ct Iest
fab, rstBte notbnenbig feine CUTE Nseinnng
pon benz @eologen erb6ber, bentl CT trus ni9t
aIein bic Bir6e bes gretien Seentann's, fon%
bern biefer bate if31 aud mod auf feinen arnr
gefibt unb f6ien banlit bei6afti8t fetaenr
rtenI9enfrennbIi6en Gefabrten bic Iebbafte
S6tL6er,tn8 ei,ter Sacbe at nia9en. Sic
Eanse nit ben 8IiGen nerfpISenb, fn8te er
enbIid baEbIa,it:
Bas mag nun 6er @Ite efjabIen2 gr
ipri6t fo.anseIs9entLi5 = feite 8eDegunge'r
nit San6en ,in6 Ropf - ioIte CT potl--
uon mir teben 2 9o9 iteiuJ tb CLAUDE
es ni6t, bab Ct au9 rur Elm aBort fa9en
tplrbe SD aber bin bier, ipie ib nun bee
itimnlt tDeiB, uon @efobren ittnrin9t! Uii5
f6redt bas S6Itn,mite, bic 11ngepiBbeit, i,rb
t9 nuB Seben ftir@ten, bet iebt mir ert8e8e1ts
tritt.
(TortSeBiird FoIot1
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Ser N1onb NOR Ian9ft aufse8angen, ems
aelne Sterne flimmerten am moIfenloien Sints
mel bsr Sommerna6t tiberaG berridte tiefe
AbenbFilIe, als Dr. @sbaile ieinem 9efdbrs
ten poridIug, iebt ebenfaas bic &ube su
iuden. Dieier, Der ieIbit mebrfa1 56on bars
an erinnsrt toiuiBte bersitwilis Elm, benn ct
febnte unb freute itd 3uslei9, gum rabtsen
Nadbenten su fommen. Die Wanner troten
ans offene Senfter um nod einen Slid amf
bas por linen Iiesenbe Bib, ben @ee NIT
5einen naaIeriiden 1lfern in na6tlider Bez
leu6tuns gu ruerfen, als pl6sIi6 Sberft 8ens
more ben S9an etner Stimne uernabm, BET
Der er eri9redt pie BEL ben, beiieren @efreiid
einer Na9teuIe auriidfubr. Dieie Gimme
rnubte einem Wianne anseb6ren, uel9er am
@insans bes Saufes NIT bet 8irtbin I'M 6es
iprad besriffen mar. Sic batte einen auffals
Ienb boblen, ntonotonen Glons, ber aidt Iei6t
su perfenner tpar, unb mubte in ibm traurise
unb f6redli6e @rinnerunsen rpeden, benn
ieber Tropfen 8lut mid aus ieinen Gnselidt
mnb NIT ansebaItenem Mtbem Iauf1te er Der
ilnterbaltung. Wdbrenb Dr. gsbaile's Mufz
tnerffantIett san3 unb gar BON ber Musfi6t
uuI tn4Sit luutIiehueU l9uNeta &ub UeISIIett
mare, ber ibn abermaIs rei6e Beute perbieb,
piomete &snmore bic ieiniSe folsenbens @es
iprad:
Sa, i9 Iase Sbnen, rpenn mir nur nit fes
ITEM @ntidIub ans Wert sebent perben nit
i'm ntdt persebens iu9en. Dies tuenisitens
ilt neine 5offnuns!
glud Die nteinise, entsesnete 0trs. Wetberbr
in itarf ndieln6ent Ton. WDbten bod gQe,
bic ibn sa finben ruiiniden, nit slei9em @ife,
an's 8erf seben!
gom rpert reben iie? tpen iu9en iie
fraste NIT unsewDbnIi9er Saft Renn.ore fei.
men @efabrten?
gBie t0nnen Sic nur frasen! ermiebert'
bieier, ieinen @aft iiberrai9t anblidenb. 81
lit bic Gebe pon Dem, ben nit Aae iuder
foqen.-
rlnb bic He6en6en
| Sino Niemanb anbers als Der fromne 0lr
Auanbiib unb ,tniere ruirsise @irtbin. 81
bat cine iosenannte fron.me TbseueriammIune
! itattaefunber, unb Sic baben 8erabe ibre Nb
/ 1hiebsmorte pernon1n,en.
/ Das CLAUDE i6 feIbf, antmortete Henntor'
la9eInb anb ani9eineno sIeidsaItis it9 ab
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