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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04
FEESONAL INTELLIGEsaE.

Ne 4.anneb,i1. ciOthier, of Pulaski, is a
pres. 300 .l- our city, as a guest of Cheap John
joan 's'SgTit, Of PenSa cola, Fla, was il
phr city last week, and remained here TIVE
H..A0- ne worked with Kuhn Il TurpiI
SOM. lilfecN ears ago. He is now "A "steve
ugrc' IN the T.. =. Navy-yard at Pensacola
Houu Johnson OF Nashville, arrived il
our city last week, and viii remain on
VISIT To ms mother and relatives for two Of
three weeks.
Billie Reynolds, son OF ". G. Reynolds
OF touTtl.tuU, Ala, is al present on visit &c
us Grandmother, Mrs. Thos A. Lettwich, Of
Bear Creek.
J. NJ. CabbaII, OF Louisville, spent two days
In our city this week.
Gen.. =. Witucrs, OF Mobile, Ala, ar
rived iu our city last sunday night, and is
stopping .t the Nelson House.
t.u. Lla~. -. James, of Pine Bluff, Ark,
=IfINeu iH oar city last Sunday night, and
b. Stopping $40 the Nelson House. lie has a
daughter attending the Female Institute,
ana VIII remain here on a visit to her for
some time.
capt. Joe &. Irvine returned from Nash
Vile last Friday. where he has been az a
Federal juror for the last month. We re-
gT.t To- learn that Ir was taken very i'll last
sunday with severe chill, and hope he
VIII soon get Tid of that dctcstable disease.
t--a-r JAS. 70. Morton, of Berlin, Marshall
CHtnfl- s.rslu oar city last Monday.
Ium Tucker. of this city, went to Obion
county. several days ago ON visit to his
Es.. Har- Ee returned Wednesday last.
COLE JAS. LiN~,T, the efficient and gentle
H.I.E quarter Masters agent who has been
-'a. .Duei here for the past few months, has
Dean called Co Head Quarters at Louisville,
fora shore time, when IL is hoped that he
vii. return
N,aufg tine presence i'm our city Of the
iH.E.t- Geo. y. y iED,. one of the ChancellOTS
o.. Tennessee. Judge Nixon is "A Self-made
usI- having risen from the plOw by eneT-
uuw holds g.. is said TO bee one of the best
'HaurclIuE~ .u the state by those who know.
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W. must oorf lit ,pI;lo ,,o,.,,.:,,c
tho oo,,+a,Its ~ t6ot ,-aIr,oIIa ~, po- T
ColnmLio HppTnANnW tII II txf ~ 2iet
ryo 1,oro l,roa+I,, snr,r;sad =" ,a4;co
. yorv c,,tt;1l, ,,;cco ;,tar,Ja1 ~ doI-Lt
for ne Irb;ob rdro v ne ~ a1 UO az
how sbocIina what torribIo '' n.,ion,;t III,
H., baGoiil, ~ tL;IF :. o t t
ali onr ;tonIizi,, asIirat;o,S kn ~ ~ =,
10 ME hT +bot ortnIo fron, oI,r ,,,o.ti,.
TX niTbf Of Tho OniII - n NJ
halls from Homes Academy il rna1Iv dis1
baarteninr What shall We do e,;To mn
in 5esnoi,s and cn;f2 No ON. n,1++o9is
LOO LOO, away despair never yIelo 10 sor-
The blacklist sky to-day, may wear 2
sunny face Tomorrow
Nor ON. fr;ond hos n;tobod :,o
,o4bor 1;,,oI,, orJ wa tbi,,i. a,itba,l4 ~
oaIIso ~ IN Tho Grst I,iaoo 81. J~st
Al NOT abar,ra he 80 80 - -r;IS'S We
1.,,,L b.,t e h - bo t,o L., ~. 800
In he or+;nTo, bo iii onutoi,'i,, J,;t
,I,a+ ~; ,,o1.c,o tt..l.I, ~? "T i'
S,ot, to a7;a;4 y. ing p."Ce'
,va+or ond ono Lo+tIo nf 80 ~; I
,,;r,o ,,rodnoo ;,,to,iootianS H. "T'a - "-i'
. ,-opnCr Ia osI,aJ e H. Il.
t.'"g b EN- ,,i ~ saw tnG
d bn od,its ,ot bn tbnL+ az. ne ITpi5u
lu Ie,aI ~ 8Jd ilo ne oItge
c,,cok III" eido Nov Thai "'0 "1 0''. III
tb;s9 As for some neonIa not "Inn1i p,t
onv other way Of heinz bannr " witbor3
bncoming infox;catod We Ia pI' tbot orl
Gov L;S Joo;C; We ~ 1I"S "a
.oi b il9 tt tat as III SEEMS 70
~ noaord rIoo IIL 'n"n We ~
Ia u "a" e sou ord pi S SoConIi91 we never
Sa'u one "olu aDouU you having treaIeu
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Henry Davis, cold, stole two gallons NJ
outtermilk from Capt Joe A. Irvine, yes
IeTday evening out Of Jackson Spring Nir-
gu hughes caught the thief and carried him
chastised by Joe.
-GIeen Chaftin received last Monday
through the mail, eight postal cards from
uTuInnerS OF houses in Louisville, Chicago,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The drum
ners Will all be here next Monday. Lush
matthew's says that Green intends giving
the drummers cn ice CT ;n and strawberry
supper at his saloon n Al E'1'lay evening
at O'Clock, end that iy as -Ocured the
services Of Bruce Pick n IN celebrated
Sidewalk minstrel" to iurU'. n music on
the occasion.
-ToHe Brown, Of this city, Who II will be
remem 'ered was arrested some ~ , months
ago and placed in Jail for actIug a 4 ticket
agent or 81 underground railroad - Kan
saS, was r. aSed last week 10y gIvi1fT
bond of one D. OuSand dollars far 1 is "a tpt-;,
anCe at IIu next term of the Criminal
Com
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-IJdioatOr for all Lung diseases. A superi.
uT remedy to all ether medicines yet diScov-
cred i'm severe cases. H. is a sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy for Coughs, Colds
sore Throat, WhOOping Cough Croop, and
an diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Retail
price 2JctS, Scots 81, Any bottle that does
not give relief may be returned, aud money
.u'aEded. Under these conditions we wish
every citizen troubled with Lung COM
plants Try this remedy. ArnOld'S DiarThOju
Euisom - ana scots. Remember il is war
Tauted. Compounded by DR.. Seth Arnold
Medical Corporation, WOOnsOckct, X. /
sold by WILLIAMS y FOWLER, eXcluSiv
agents Columbia, Tenn. april 2d-3In.
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1t is proposed by the members of the LIST
Regimen: and 9th battalion OF Tennessee
Cavalry, Confederate to have a reunion
Maury county, on the list Thursday in Sep
TENDER, $50. Its requested, that ON the 18th
day of July next, a member from each COM
panN of these two commands. meet in Co
lumbiu. at the law Office OF Joe H. Russell,
and W. b. Gordon, for the purpose of perfect
ing arrangements,
II has been suggested by members of the
Sd and 18th Regiments of Infantry lCOnfed-
crate that there bea reunion of those COM
mandS mt the same time and place; should
this he desired they Will on the 18th
day OfJuly next, meet the representatives
of the LIST Regiment and 9th battalion to
complete arrangements,
Union and American, Banner Marshall
Gazette Review and journal, Wayne Cit.
zen Pulaski Citizen, and Lawrence journal
please copy.
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Business Notices.

Proclamation to all Ice Consumers.
have affected an arrangement, and start
ed my ice wagon, TO handle pure ice, and
now have on hand five houses full o. geuu
inc spring water ice, which l VIII continva
to sell through the season, al as low figure
rs any other dealer. An ice delivered free.
See me before you contract, and save mon
ey. ED. W. GAMEEz.
June 9TH, 1875. -2w.
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0nr &ehnnEG.

male Institute is appointed for Thursday,
June 10. SOiIee Musicale at night.
The closing exercises of the Athen.nm
VII he held on the 18th, 10Th and I7th q!
lIiS month.
The public examination of the M#Ie
Usgh school will take place on the 18TH Of
June.
Capt. Bill Whitthorne accompanied iha
HclicOn Silver Band last evening To Col
EOunt WaQe'g, & shWOOd and MI. pI,M.LnL.
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~ H.you are needing any kinds of Dry-GOods
Notions Shoes bats, Clothing or Fancy
Goods and want them cheap, go to w. +
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RELIGIOUS TsTELLIGENCE,

- DIR. Mitchell has returned from Gen
gTgI Assembly, and viii preach in the Pres
byteTIIu Church next Sunday morning
REV. a. ". smith Will preach al the
Masonic Hall next sunday morning AT half
past tgU % clock and at eight i'm the evenfnf,
sunday school at the Ma onfc Hall M
nine O'Clock and Service of Song at five p. M.
-Suuday-SchoOl at three p. NJ at south
tolumh." church. This school is growing
RAPIDLY.
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lie Prewett, Miss Sallie Wilkes, Miss IreneI
Cowden, Miss George Richmond, and Miss
NJ. X. Wilkes. At 5 O'Clock on Thursday,
Judge Simmons, of Miss, delivered an ad-
dress to the young and old of Culleoka.
The Judge was suffering with a severe cold
and could not be heard distinctly from our
post near the rear of the church; but we
know it was good from the interest shown
by his hearers A'little girl, named Wash
lie Harrison, added much to the en-
tertainment by singing some pretty little
songs. She is aged five years, and is q
daughter of Calvin Hardison, OF Caney
Spring, She is q prodigy
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Col. J. T. Page, of Ark, Col Geo. Jackson,
of Florence, \ Ia, are in town.
The beautiful Misses Il. have returned
from a visit to Nashville.
Miss A. NJ. H., one of our most accomplish
ed ladies, is visiting HarrOdsbuTg, Ky. We
dence;
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Having re opened the Ten Pin Alley at
TANNER Hall, we invite all those who de-
sire pleasant exercise, 10 give Us a call. We
keep no bar, and intend to keepgood order,
ana makoi pleasant resort for those vi o
have leisure time and few dimes to drive
dun care away.
IermS.-Cash and Cash only.
May lI-tE RH. GUEST, AZ 90.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

L. x. 'nealHam vs.. Il. G.. Reed Ct al.
= a...al.us 20 me from compliments
H.I, when is sworn 10, that Emma A.
'heuhaIE and John J.. Cheatllan are non
residents Oh Isc state OF Tennessee, so that
The ordinary process OF law cannot be seTv-
q u. them, 10 is therefore ordered BY me
.hat publication be made i'm the Herald
a7.d Mail, newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, injury county, Tonnes
see, 10. four consecutive weeks, the last OF
.H.ca .IHi be at least four weeks before
OIL. a,10 sitting of the Chauvery Court, 10
He N,.i pa the town 81 Columbia, MauTy
county -.EnC 5suE, on the first Monday in
October l.l3 requiring the said nOu-Tcsi-
".N. lH.n ana there to appear, and to
ID. ..'r answer or demur to cUmplainauts
DILL HI 'Us same VIII be taken for confess.
Ell ttt iD lH"El, and set fDr hearing cN partC.
VI l5 - 1870. y. l.. COOPER, G.. & NJ.
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Wanted,

Twenty or thirty head of stock 10 pasture,
on herds blue and the native grasses.
Abundance Of water and shade, Term
from Si.2j to $3.50 ermontL. A.
.pfy 10
A,a,, 49, ". II. Wu.EEs,
I CulleOka, Tenn.
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UMBER NOTICE,

ii.Eius sold e One-half interest ia ih~
!uH.a. business formerly carried o. ,.,.
b.. i.... STAT, tp A. 4. Iay.ups~- ~, ny ''i, ~
s,..r....s..i az. mn, 49, .4-0uS having lum-
st..., rcoutIact fOrmC, referred
aa.- .uey will receive, measure and
... same, as heretofore. ...
Er1.-gaia-t. q. CHAS. GOLDBERG.
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LOVES BRANCH ITEMS.

From the number of men at work Fri
day May the Dist, raising R. A. kenne-
dy's miIldam, one would conclude that
the Kettle Bend would, one day afford a
FIGURING mill.
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For Paras0ls, Hankerchiefs. Hosiery, White
Goods Crayats,. Lash Ribbons, etc., go to W.
~. Brown x Co.'S. aprl9J-tf,
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Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
Ned Kirby to Mary Harris.
Dan Mitchell TO Anna O.y eli.
John Daley to Laura HOyc.
John Allen to Margaret Hill.
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six Thousand Dollars worth OF Read,
Made Clothing ut Cost, at IL. Crone's.
mayl1lm.
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Ten Pin AlIey,

Hosiery, CorSets, White goods, Embroi
ueleS, FaraSols, and many other articles
must be sold regardless of value at
1P-u S-il. CHEAP JOINS,
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A nice line ofLadies' Misses and Children's
shoes, OF all styles, cheap, at W. L. Brown
IL Nys S. apFi}O-tf,
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IEnlHlPrilIrER.

| Each Council of United Friends in the
| county will appoint five delegates TO meet
| in Columbia on the 18th inst, TO organize a.
| County Convention OF United Friends.
THO5. =. -rLA-Igc.
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Col. Huntington, has his Office at "o'd
Auction House" on PubtiC-squaTe iOI the
summer. lie sells only NURrIEHN LAKE
ICE. viii deliver at any pontlu the cor
poratiOn free of charge, Juucill-iI
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lust Received

The latest styles of Fur Hats Just received
and very cheap, at w, E, Brown 4 Co.'s.
q
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Backs and JGnnetS
EOH sale. e =

have large stock Of Jacks Fand Jonnets
a.r.Hfa. from good Common Stock no TO
THsruugh Drcds. 1 can suit anybody in color
.fgn blood or price. Address me at santa Ec,
frrrrv county, Tennessee. -
Ell. l.-l.Iy. WM. YOUNGER.
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We Will pay the Highest Market Price fOI
Wool and all other Produce.
May g-2m. MARTIN a Emmy
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Columbia DiStFicI. Tennessee S0u-
ference, Second ROuDA OF quarterly

Meetings,
Duck River Circuit, at BigbyyilIc, June
), Is.
dt. Pisgah Circuit, at Forest Grove, June
y, Is.
MarcelIa Falls Mission, at Stones Chapel,
June, -, -.
Nebo and Williamsport Station, at VIII
Transport, June 70, y:
Mt. Pleasant Circuit, at Mi. Pleasant, July
District Conference at Olivet Church, Roy
nolds Station, Nashville and Decatur L. Il.
May p, 80.
Bishop Marvin will preside. Opening
sermon, Thursday night by Rev, Il. q. Linn.
Preachers and people invited.
WELLBORN MOONEY, Z. l..
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An immense assortment of Mems, Boys and
Ladies shoes to be sold far below regular
prices. Boots and Shoes a speciality at
april or CHEAP JOINS.
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NJ. RUTTLE.

r. Stamping in all it's branches done
U ...f stt and al Short notice. Thankful
.ar aaa. liberal patronage aud hop" by n
strict aihearancc % business to continue
t.e same. NJ. K.
HgI.l 1-jn,
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Special Attraction
Rllv

Clothing and Hats Of the latest styles If
Tered al a great sacrifice ut CHEAP JOIIN's.
april g-tI.
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| The Maury TTotting Association az
| nounce meeting for July End, at thoi
| splendid track.
| c. H. Stockell & Co., of Nashville, tell the
| farmers that they have the best reaperS anC
| mowers, and threshing machines Stea m OF
| horse power. 1t is a good, reliable house.
| DR.. Joe HeTndOn, Dentist inserts his pro
| fessional card. He is pronounced good
dentist.
w. r. Elan & Co., have gone into one o.
the largest and finest business houses i'll
Columbia, and like sensible men are not
afraid to let people know il. Every body
knows that the Messrs. Elam are fine bust
ness and eStimable men. Russ Andrews,
and most substantial business men, is with
them, and brings with him a lifelong bust
ness experience in his fathers house, great
energy and enterprise.
j. L. Street ~ Co., advertise their magnifi-
cent hardware establishment, and also the
celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
and the renowned sWeDpStake ThTeSheT.
Martin e Embry, the "OId Reliable
firm, advertise that they will discontinue
the credit system after the first of July, but
will exchange for produce. THIS house has
done great deal-a very great ueal-fOr
the farmers in carrying" them through
the summer, but they are now cOmpelIeG by
the hard times to adopt the cash system
We hail this step of one of our leading
houses with delight. When all our mer-
chants adopt the same system, it Will he a
great day for the farmers. 1t is the credit
system that is eating up their substance.
We call attention to the advertisement of
J. II. James q Son, watchmakers and jewel
ers. They have on hand a full stock in their
line,
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DEAIk2S.

Died near WHliaInspOrt. ON the 23tu last,
Mrs. Matte Beasely, daughter OF Capt. ID.
W. Alexander.
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Below Zero.

For the best Coal, call al Col. DGuu.ug-
tons office, at cold Auction House" al
Public-square. JunCitH.tt
j. d. Wright viii sell corn at 81"
sacked. ngy-s-tl
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All kinds of Dry Goods, Trimmings, Rib
n..t7 and Ladies hats in endless variety
viii be sold at half their usual prices at
sEr.Ef Set. CHEAP JOHNS
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Fl. Il. PICNIC.

On Saturday May 10Th inst, the
NJ. z. Sunday school had a picnic for
the benefit of the children of the school
at Capt. Vaughn's grove. The day was
pleasant and very enjoyable. Tue
young people engaged in base ball.
grace hoops, croquets &c. to say nothing
Of love making. Though upon this lat
ter point we cannot speak from the
card, but refer to the young people
themselves, this being a topic on which
we presume they are we'll versed, and
about which the most Ofthem talk we'll
No better mode of recreating the chill,
dren ard young folks can be found
than this. They can here disport them
selves at pleasure, breathe the fine,
pure country airuntainted and untram-
meled by the cOnventiOnalisms of tho
towns, and open their young hearts
in unison with the blushing flowers,
the singing birds, and the laughing
brooks. BY all means give us the Spring
picnic. On last Sabbath the school
unanimously passed the following resO
lutiOns as compliment to Capt Vaughn
for the use of his grove.
\. j. Vaughn our thanks for the use Of
his grove for the NJ. L. Sunday School
Pic>nic on Saturday May Goth, 1875, and
tor the urbanity and kindness with
which no treated lis while using the
grove.
ReSOLucd End, that copy of this res
OlutiOn be furnished the Columbia pa~
pers for publication
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Black Grenadines, and all other bl.
Goods at cost, at II. Crone's. mayIl-Im.
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Large stock of Boots, Shoes aud Hats a
Cost, at II. CrOue's. mnyl.-a.l.
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Best caucoes 9 cls. per yard, at
Mo- Inn 81 GO.
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gDEUuE.dA mARJIET.
omce orED5ALh q McEwES

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Sfrprtmc Oabcn

fiir Ste orn,en II 9Su cit.
245. Meld)ior 9icgmiillcr $3.50
SoDu Willcr A,1.oo
sluS Mtucrspilc ~2.1O
lln9cnonnt O.50
Nfit folgcuoem 3cttcl v1ierbci
iinb 90 Gcnts, Die iN icocsmol
Dem @clonoc 0cbcu mill, wcnn
,h ;ur bl. Communion 9cbc.
Sir Die ySoicn."
.. N. IN M Loo
j %. OPS
S(uS 9omlton LOO
1ucio 9ipl( LOO
9uS YpmcrnN LOO
slus Yomcrpy LOO
a. gSittcnbcr9 800
Noicp6 @ocb lao
y. j.. Mclic( LOO
SuS Cincinnati O.5O
CSott ucrNeltc nllcn @rberu lire S,cbc. @c
tcrc @obcn fir bic orl,cn Moitn mcr>cn Ct
bctcit.
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- Scr vGatholie telegraph" fraat: v@onn
merDen bic od)t Wiiinnta Motbplitcn oieicS
2orbcs lid) bcs Seiibcs elmer Notionol =
I'm criit0 Il erireurn :" St, cine fotboliiUc
llniucriitat lit cine brinecrnt NutDucubiatcit
bet 3cit
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@p bcoierte lib ber liebe &ott zines
len &ettcnbunoes, I'm bos perbdrtete
9crS eincs Menl ben su erweihen uno
5uei ormc &inoer pom 9un3ertooc su er=
rettcn !"
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. -SCeIe ! Oer DunU mar Qls DD01t DOS:
artig pon < uho Sung 9efiirdtet uno
.alog oesbalb beltdnoi9 an Scr Settle. giiee
'lmono 9ctraute li6 in feline 9}dbe ols lcin
9err. eeSn DEM Nugenb!ife oa9tc Der
Bauer an nidts, ols all Die @cfobr, in
wel9er Die &inoer offenbor ibiucbten. Gr'
9in9 rold) eini9e @6ritte ouf lie su uuo
l9rle : u@cbet i6r benn ben 9robcn 6unb
ni6t? gr reiBt euh ia in @tife !" 9lGbr
lid blieb er jeoo9 mie on9e>purielt lte'
fen, - oer Sun0 mar ,uicocr oufgelton=
ben uno 5u ben &inoern bin9etreten,
oann 1ab er frcunolib leincn @crrn an
uno >peoclte nit Dem G6ruanje. @r lo6
ia It aus, ols lpole CT lo9rn: vYcrtrci6e
meine @S lte ni0t!" 0iclcr Mnblid CT,
ldlitterte bcnNfaun nob minutclnn0em
56pci9en frogte ar Die &inoer: v6ott
'br benn ,uirflid 10 or9en @uneer, oob
tbr oos Tutter ocs 9unocs uidt cinmal
perl6n1d6t?" N6cr pbne cine Mntlpurt
ob5uporten legte er biniu: v@u fpn1mt
ocnn bcrcin, ibr lo0t All cjjen boben 10
picl ibr MIR mDgt." ltno er nobm an icoc
Donb cines Der &inber unb fiibrte lie in
oas 9aus, inoem CT l6on INTER Ser 5biir
Der M}o9e 5urief, lie iuae 1bncll eint
S9illcl po(l2lil6luppc toNcn uno cinen
Yfonnenfu1en boden.
Su Der Gtubc jebte oct Bauer oie&in=
Der an Den 81 lh unb lt@ 5u ibnen unb
fro9te ie NIT 9rober Treunoli6fcit
no1ibrem Namsn, uno ob lire Gltern
nod lebten. 9ann fubr er fort: vSckt
lo9t mir aber cil,mol, mo leio ibr oenn
ei9entli6 fer? Plus Gobl6ofcn", ant
wortete 2isbctb ~9(us 5obl6ofen 2"
iragte Der Bauer erltaunt, ~ous @o6l=
bofen ? Gos lit lonocrbar !" Gr bc9ann
Die g8obrbcit su o0ncn unb fr19te 50<
9crl,o; 9Sie bcibt ben eucr Wotcr 2"
uWtartn gBillmonn", ont,pprtctc oos
&ino lueiter. vg4ic, - Nlortin -W}ortn
Wi(lmann 2" rief Der Bauer nit $oefti9<
felt, inocm CT auflprong uno Die &inoer
nit Observation-Disclosures an nfarrte, ooB
oieie aan5 dn9itlib murocr uno lih felt
oneinonoer orildten. 9onn traten S9rd=
ncn in feline 9(ugen. Ct fling an lout 5u
tueinen uno nobm bo5 feline 0fdo6en
auf leinen Nrm, oriidte cs an feline 8rllit
unb tiBte es meDrlnols. G6en1o mo6te
CT es nit 2isbetb Gnolid) purOe er
ruDiger, er trodnete feline Sbr0nen uno
lagte bann: vg8ibt ibr ocun> i6r &in6cr,
uie i6 BEIGE" u9tcin", ontlurrtete Sis
bctb. ug8ie fommt es 0cnr, bob ibr 9e<
rooe 5u mir 9e9on9en lcio," fragte Der
Wfonn, nbat eu6 benn jemon0 5u mir &C.
16idt 2" - ~Gs fat uns niemonO &C.
l0ictt," ontwortete 2is6st6. vlpir loQtcn
no6 gSoilenborn gcben, no Elm Sruoer
un1ercs @otcrs li6t, Der Ucroe uns luobl|
aufncbmcn. SD 9lou6c ss o6cr nibt.
bob er es tbut, oeun Die Wfuttcr 1agte
INNER, CT lei elm bort6er5i9er Wann,
Der lid um feline YerponOtea gar nibt
betiimmere." 80 bottc bcinc Ntuitcr
u3.rc6t ols lie oicles la9te, lje6es
&ino," uerlette Der @ouer. ~g1as luolt
i6r o6cr an fangen, ,pcnn Der bortber5igc
9Rann eu6 >pirflid) ni6t ouinimmt?"
"9a mil lien mir ucrbun9ern," ent9c9netc
2is6etb, uno Oomit fingen beioe &inoer
bitterlib 5u weincn an. ~Nein> nein!"
rief l6ne(l Der Bauer uoasu miro eS ni6t
tomme1, 9c>uib ni6t! @cio MIR 1tia uno
,peinet nid)t me6r!" 9ann lcbtc cr binSu:
"Sbr luo(lt na6 s8aiicn6orn su Dem