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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03

i general after gaining great victoryy
was eneainping With his army for the night.
tie ordered sentinelstO be stationed all a.
round the camp as usual. 0ne Of the sen
tinels. as he vent TO his station grumbled
to himself and said tt
Why could not the general let US have
a quiet nights rest for once. after beating
the eaelny I'm suro there is nothing 70
br afraid of. a5ge stt s
The man then went to bis station. aud
stood Tor sotne time looking about him.
Il was bright summers night with har-
vest lroou, bat be could See nothing any
where. SO be said: am terribly tired I;
l'sLali sleep for.just Eve minutes out Of tbe
moonlight, under the shadow Of this tree.
~ he lay down. .
Presently he started up. dreaming that
sSme oue had pushed lantern before his
eyes. aud be found that tue moon was
shining brightly down on BIN through a
hole 10 the brauches Of the tree above him.
Tie next minute an arrow whizzss past his
ears. and the whole feld before bin seemed
alive With soldiers 10 dark green coats.
who slrang up from the ground where
they bad beeu sileutly creeping onnard.
aud rushed toward him. aa
Fortunately the arrow had missed him :
80 be shouted aloud 10 give the alarm, and
ran back 10 some other sentincls. Tue ar
ms was sthus saved aud the soldier said :
shall never forget. rs luag IS live.
that when one is ~ war one must watch.
Our whole life IA war with evil. just
after We have conquered. il sometimes at
iacks us when We least expect it. For OK.
ample. when We have resisted The temp,a-
tion to bc cross and pettish or disobcdient.
sometimes whea We arc thinking, How
good We have been y comes another sud.
den temptation. aud we are not on our
guard aud do not resist it. Jesus says 10
us: swatch sud pray, tbatyc euter mt
into temptation. I
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03
pON,Ti Do IT.

[ Don'tturn up your face ut light things.
Ihiuk Of bread aud taxation. slsl9a .
Dou't insult a poor man. Ills muscles
may be well developed.
Don't put ou airs in your new clothes
Remember that Jour tailor il, in all pro-
liability suffering. VI saa a0iil 'T
Don't stand still and point the way to
Heaven. Spiritual guideboards save but
quite few sinners.
Don't ask your pastor to preach without
notes How else can be pay his provision
Don't fret. The world will move on as
usual wheu ypu are gone.
Don't be loo sentimental. A dead heart,
properly cooked, will make sayory neal. !.
syDon't write loug obituaries. Save soms
Of your Bind words forahe living.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03
DIED IN HIS BOOTS.
cHARAcrERIsTIcP PsDo FASERRAsSA DEs-

+
La,sli PERAp0. + Fl Ha
Tom Keeler died yesterday as smany
have predicted ti,At lie would die, and as
the Western desperate almost invariably
does. with Ids boots ON A dispatch was
received by Constable Hanlon at about Y
o'clock last evening from 7. IL Kean, OF
Elkhorn, stating that Keeler was instantly
killed yesterday, by Dan. S. Parmalee, Of
thissaty, and requesting the pfesence of
Coz oner Gisli al Elkliorn, as soon as pos
si3le. After providing himself with q
warrant, issued by Judge w. l.. Peabody
/ Of tie Probate Court, and other necessary
legal papers, Constable Hanlon and Cor
oner Gish started with good team iorthe
scene Of the shooting. The news was IN
everybody's mouth, and II was The talk of
the town last evening". It did not par-
,icularly surprise those who We're familiar
with the relations OF the two men. For
years their attitudes toward each other
have been hostile, and frequent .menaces
have been exchanged between them, es-
pecially when Mr.. Paimaice lived near
Flkhorn station, and was a near neighbor
or ISeeler's. We are inhprmed that on one
occasion ISeeler drewia shot gun, on Par
malice. kreler. the man who was killed,
rs well known in this city. lie was dis.
turbing spirit III his own heishorhood;
was fearsdas desperate man. We doubt
II lie ever came to Town without aims
generally he had two revolvers strapped
on lis hip. He was never backward =
E,out taking a hand in fight, and always
made his boast that no living man would
E-have the chance to'' get the drop"o on him;
Several timeshe las been under bonds 70
kcep the peace toward. people whose lives
| he lad threatened. Mr., Parmalee, the
man who killed Pee.er. isa man highly
respected in this city. He is man OF ex'
alted position among his fellow-ciiizeis,
and II must have been great provoeation'
or lie must have been i'm iinminent ifear oi
his own life, 10 have forced himself 70 take
Iseeler's life. Mr.--Parmalee has been
,soing grain business Al Elkhorn STATION,
and has warehouse there. His place J.
about three miles north OF Elkhorn, and
Keelel,s l. d quarter ot q mile BEYOND.
Mr.. Parmalee was At the station yesterday
engaged al day 1t bis business Keeler
was also at the station, anl had been
drinking considerably. Keller started for
home at about half-past 4 O'clock, and
Mr. Parmalec followed him few minutes
later Tie Two men met In their teams 4
bout one-half mile north Of the town
Keeler saIuted Parmalec with oaths ald
yulgarllies and said. let's fight right
here,p 70 which Psrmalee replied that be
had no objections. Keeler was armed
whh double-barreled shotgun. loaded
with buck-sho. and Parmalee had re-
peatiDg Winchester rifle Keeler turned
| loose both barrels Of his shot-gIfn, badly
wounded Pzrnialee's horses, and inilicting
several fiesh-wouuds on ParmaIee's person
The latter drew up his ride and pumped
the Winchesterat him three or four times
KeeIer was struck three times, twice Ia
the neck, aud once In the lungs Hedled
without ut:ering word. Mr. Parmalec
went 10 town and gave himself up.--Fror'
dio Omaha RepUJiicdn
i 5aa.858sEN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03
SNIFrLES .SpREE.

snities brought his two weeks spree to
d close on Thursday night. lie lay on -
lounge in the parIor. feeling as mean as
sour larger. Nhea.someihing IN the conner
vi the room attraeted his attention. Rails
inc on bis elbow. lie gazel steadily at it.
Rabbipg his eyes, he stared ugain. and, as
he stared his terror grew. Calling bis
wife. be asked hoarssly :zssfi e aSa
Aliraudy, what Is thatS sr
7. What is what, LikeyT 7s
Snifles' name is Licurgus. and Bis wifo
calls him Likely for short aud sweet.
Why, that--that-thing 10 the corner.
said the frightened nan. pointing al itwith
q hand that shook ike politician.
ikey, dear. see rolhiug,' replied
the woman.
What you don't see it, be shricked. ;
Then I've got, en-. Oh, Heavens
Bring me tho Bible. Minndy, bring it
quick Iiere--Leres On this sacrcl book
swear never % touch drop VI Nhiskey.
II break my VOW, may my right baud
cleaye q the roof VI my mouth. aud''-
Here. catching ano.her glimpse IL the
terrible oi,lect. 10 elutelIed bis wife and
begged iupiteous tones:
Doa't leave nie--don't Likely, and bury
lug lis face Ia the fold of her dress. be
sobbed aud iiiorned himself intO q troubled
ts.eep.rs tes or @
Then his wife stole gently to the corner
picked up the toy snake and slrew it into
stove. - Ihe Neg B.gastcicher.
AcaliFornia man pounded his wife, WAS
fInd$o0, aud he sold ner SILK dress To say
the line. tosss tiaa8sih tt
Ithas been cold enough IN Kansas to
freeze whiskey. ahd Some of the drunkards
there have become solid nnr f
Forty girls viii run after snob with a
gnld.hcaded cane, where one will shy up
to i fellow with sound hore sense.
Agreen bay man thinks livery wrong
for boy to go toa circus, but he viii keep
lad turninga tanning mill ten hours.
hand him i've cents aud stand and wair
for the boy 20 thmik him. as
a phiiosOph er'p.opopnds question ar a
gives tue answer: VIII, has nature glysr
Us two ears aud ouly one tougucg In or,
der thit we should repeat but one half 3!
what We hear. W4
4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03
Lencefortll. my mouse, .my FORTUNE. apd

hencefortll, my house, my fortune, apd
myself, as wholly yours. asayIsgg
The kind doctor was affected even to
tears and both these happy beings par
ticipated Ia tile most delightful expression
oftheir feelings, which were soon shared
by the merchants Interesting family, who
came tojoin them. .,sasV ssl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03
BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT.

In an obituary notlce Of Frederick Clark,
who died In New Gatden, Russell county,
va;on The 18th Of January. The writer
w. r. sample, relates tile following beau-
Etiful and touching incident:
The pecplng friends and relations
were standing around tho grave, when
Suddenly the attention OF all was drawn 70
novel circumstance. Thirteen beautiful
birlswer flying around and over the
gravo. Thiswas continued for about five
minutes. seen by all present, when they
commenced rising, aud after reaching a
considerable distance Immediately oyer
the grave, moved slowly or in SOUTH
ern direction, aud were lost Ia the iis-
lance. The birds seee about the size Of
chickens, as white a. snow, and as they
turned their spovy while wings 10 The
sun they seemed 70 be ~ bright as gold
FIJI ses-.~.~,..sDs,,
Ascldier was brought up ior stealing hia
comrades liquor ration. lie was M lrish>
man and his def nee was: : I'd be sorry
indade slr 60 10 called "a thief! | put the
liquor IN The san,e bottle. and mine was at
the botserp; and, sufe~rwas obliged 10
drink his to get n.e ownl'
3st4 lf agrs-.ikss ~ ait.lk fNff
- lfa s4aI lsr ff 8 .tI. IIsA ffH n.
A Scranton, lsa; woman pat her tongue
ON fiat-tron % seeifit was hot. She
found out. an 4 has been 20 quiet ever since
tIial hsr lius and 1lii& Stayed at home ev-
cry ulghk aAft
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03

Macon, Ga, and philadelphia
pi@5sfgo. Sad6yqR D<tgsi.
NOv. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03

a poor relation.-a carb.uncle.
The key % an uncertain gait whiskey.
Sally, what time do your folks dine p
Soon as you go away--thats niissus' Or.
ders.v -
A circuit preacher in Missouri prayed fou
rain one night at a farmers house, and
the farmer, who had q horse race arranged
Iofthe next day, was 80 mad tliat he
turned tie good nian out Of donfss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-03-03
CURING nAY.

The Paris correspondent Of tie Ame-
rican Farmer says an aDalys SIS made ~ Bel
GUM o.two samples d hay. derived from
the same feld. mown at the same time.
hut saved differently. one lcft thirteen
days exposed 70 wind and weather aud the
other housed in three days showedninc per
cent. difference in the soluble elements q
what was originslly the same grass Five
sixths Of the nutrition value Of the long tx-
posed hay was lost. The wool IN the
stems Of grass straw remains, but not the
substances that form the blood, flesh and
bones ol farm stock. na0
=. sii.#t ~ ee.sf-s. t~s-.-
My paino "a Somerset writes pun
ster. | al, miserable bachelor. I can.
not marry. for how could | hope 70 prevail
on any young lady. possessed q the slight.
est notion Of dclicaey 70 turn Somerset
sMarry d wiiowerl not I said Matilda,
sBables msIike tooth brushs. Everybody
wants thelr Own.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
NIuttltd,e Nerid,te.

Ser SabreSberi6t Der 2eud +
ban s=S eb Oroe murbe geitern in gSalbz
ington ueroifentlid)t. 0erielbe lit gu lang,
I'm hente III ueberlesung 9ebrad)t Ill lueroel
uno entbdft aud sll mentg SnterefiarteS, &C.
eiSuet, bic auimerfialafeit Der 2eicr Su feI=
eln.
9lud Der Sabresberiht Des @eneral @ her
m II liegt Dor. Die Irlnee beiteht sur ,3eit
aus 1910 Stfisieren uuo 24,O31 angemorte'
llen 2euten, pertbet.t in 2lrtlleriez zReglmeit-
tern init 270 Sffi3ieren uno 2504 2enteu, 10
Eeglmentern @apallerie nit 422 SftSierell
uno 1906 0ellten, % Gegtmentern Snfdnteric
init S4S Sffi5iereu unb il 700 yeuten. Il=
Beroem ilno nod 1921 Wann, Die cutpeoer
nod in oeit 9tefrutir =Oepots ober i'll ben
5oipitdlern unb i'm Sreonnans 0tenite iid)
befinoen, oerpenobar. Der Serldlt iprid)t iidI
ilber Die Strenge bes @rensoieulte5 unO Die
bdufigen Sample nit ben Snpianern aus unr
iptomet ben Reformen, Die I'M Serfebre init
ben &otbbduten uotbpeuoi9 Tuo, cine langt
Seiprehung.
9es Serneren lie9t Der Sabresberidt oeS
6 betS Der NrmeesSngenieure Dor
@S beiBt oarin, oab ale 6eitungsbauteu al
Der Seefiiite fid) auf biegrrittung gepaltigel
@rb Sarbette Batterie'n fiir 8anonen Oes
| i6nerten &alibers bed)rGufen.
Dir Sertdht bes 9rmee 9enera I
0uartier M iters bat seitern gleid)
fals iein @rid,einen gemad)t. @r idiloer
ipe5ieu bic @innabmen uno aussaben oei
Siireaus.
Des @eiteren weroen Die 9erihte bel
9 efe blSb baber Der peri1iebenel
Wtlitdr- 9epartements, beS g 9
ma iireaus, be8 ArmeezSeneral
6 nj NJ i idrs, bes Irmee s bef
Sngenieurs II. /. 10. per0fientiidbt. Die
ie!ben elithalten bic Details Der sSirfiamfei
an ben perihiebeneu VttlitGritationeu I'M
biloen semliiermaBen einen anbaus 81 ber
Scri9te oeS &befs Der armee.
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Selegrapbii@e Sepeidett.
t8ert1te Der raiiociirten Breiie- fir ben r&ors
reipenoeuteu.")
SnlanssSepeids.ge
+ Ibleben oes Wies Yrditoentett
nor Wpr Sfnofon

+ Mbleben oes Wice 8rajio oentem
Der Ver. Staten.
gS biu9ton, %. Hoobr. - S1ce=
YrdfSent gS1lion itarb pl6tlit beute Wor9en
I'M Is uhr. Gr i9lief gut mGbreub Der lesz
ten 9fadDt. erpad)te Inn llbr uno duBerte iid)
babin, baB CT ilf munter u. better fiible. 81
rid)tete iif I'M Bette auf uno nabm Die ibn1
por9eidlrtebene Ufeb1sin, legte fidl Johann OH
be llnfe Selte uH0 ipar meniqe Dtiuutel
nahber ohne 9ooesfampf cine 9eite.
gSoibington %. ytoubr. - Oa ef
seitern Abeub bieB, oaB Sice= =Brdiioent gStl
ion 10 melt wieoer bergeiteat jet. nm i'm aauft
bieier 8ohe naa ieiner 6eilnatb I'M Noroer
abrsiien 5u f0unen, 10 bat ole 9tafridt Dor
ieinem pl6tlib erfolgteH Eobe alle areiie IN
bDhften @rabe iibsrrai6t unD in tiefe graue
perieet. Der 8lce- Yrafioent idien amSOun
abeuoe bebeuteno beiier Su iein, als su irarnl
elmer 3eit mdbreno leiner &ranfteit Der Eal
gsmelen mar. Geitern befanb er fid) ieood
nidt 10 mobl. Yoltmeilter Burt BON Boftol
r1a9te i'm 2aufe oes Worseas ieine 9(ufrpar
tung uno bate NIT Srn. lStliou eine freuno
idaftlide lluterbaltHng. Aad 9r. @roS
man ueu Hep<gorf, Elm literariiher Sreun
oes 6rn. gS., itellte fid Elm uno unterbielt it'd
nit Dem Yice. prdloenten iiber ein in Irb,l
bsinolifeS Wert iiber bic Sflaperei. 81
pr. 8, ber 8ube beburfte, 10 bielt iid1 Sr
@roBman nur furse 3elt auf. Ser Stce
VrGltosnt ihltef Johann bis 8 ubr Ra6mii
tags, mo er anfitano. tpr. 6. fam Hahmlt
tags auf Grlnten oes Sice.Y .Yrdiioeuten mieoe
uno blieb bis 5um abegoe. Sr. @ilion gin
| frib su Bette ino idltef ,iemlidl gut nab
renb Der 9tadt, obsleid er mebrere Mafe fit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Sermtfd1tc 9epei0em aus
lHefne9lnrf.

gtem Dorf, %, gtOusmber. - Der
9pfr. ,gmpbur" lief bonn mittell6uoiheu
Nfeere, Der 0pfr. u6runce" pom 6aOre uno
bic OpIr. y6itp OF @Beiter" uuo rWOHtaua"
BON Giuerpool etn.
Sob er0finete gu 114B.
Die 0ampfer yYresuie" BON New-
@nitle, @nglanO, unO yAuitralia" ans Dem
Dtttellneer traren bier EN-.
= Die 8esieruM8 bat Die DOrtItr. =6la6S.
Spiunerei me9eu llnteri6dtung imperttrter
9tohtoffe I'M 100000 oerflagt.
- Der 0ampfer ugtauarino" traf BON 6uO
bier Elm.
- Der 9ampflr y6eluetia" trai uon 2iuer-
pool bier ein.
- Ser 0ampfer y8re8uit" nabm inter
lpeg5 Den @apitdn nno Die Wannlhaft oel
8ri9g ,6ope" BON SuitOu auf, rpeld1e an 10.
JtOUember uuf bOber See aufgegeben weroen
muBte.
= Ser unteridabrteiiter sablte heitte fin
Sutereiien $l22,O0O unO fir etuge5Ogene Sb
| ligattouen $388,00 aus.
= Die 3Ou @tunabmen betrugeu beut
| S423, 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
gus Der Smmocsbauptffast.

Us IN TO II, Y. J(o0. - 0te 0omz
miiiion iiber ben Bauama-S6tfi8=@anal
hattie beute etue rueitere Seriammlung. Yroi.
JtOuroe hielt eiuen Sortrl9 itber oa5 @aual=
Spitem in europa.
- Collector 2Silion erbiett beute auf DOE
her er9an9ene aHfrage gtafrd)t, oaB Der
8unoesiteueragent BroOfS in ct. GOuis nidt
III gntlage Ueriett tuOr0en lei, OGB man BEN
lelbeu au1 gar nttt i'm Seroa6te babe.
= Der Sob oeS Sice Brdiioeuteu 2Suion
erre9te bier i'll politii6en &reiien augenleln
Die @ontropere, mer lpobl al8 IrGiioent Su
fungiren babe, i'm Salle Prdfoeut @rant Dor
Ablauf eineS 3ermlnS fterben iOllte. Die re-
uibirten SunoeSgeiebe entideioen Die Sragt
olgenoermaBen: rSm Sale elmer Abiebuug,
oeS Sooes, Der AboaHfun9 ODER Der lluiGbig
teit bes BrdltDeuten ODER Ylcez BrdfOeuten Der
Ser. Staateu bat Der Sorliber oe8 SeuatcS
ODER, penn Elm lolf)er ni6t ernGblt ut, bel
Spreder pes 0auies; bis Die llnfGhi9feit be
eitigt lit ober Elm BrdToeut eIwdblt peroer
tann, oaS 10 oatant geDoroene Amt 81 be
| fleioeH. Der Ad)tb. Sboma6 lS. TSerr0 oor
Wihigan lit lett SoriiBer SeS Senate8; e.
miro ben Seuut Sur Sronung rufen, penn e.
| bat Oenielbeu uertagt. gHenn pr. 2Sllor
ielbit ben Soriie gefibrt baben wiirOe, Oanr
Ipiirbe allerbings Der Senat gen6tbgt ielu
elueu neueu tempordren SorTser 81 pdbien
gSeber Die Contribution, nod Elm beitehenoes
@eicb eutbalt cine Serfiisung fir ben Sail
| oaB ionobI Der BrdTbeut, ais Der Stce bra
| iioent lterben mo meOer eiu SorlIBer oe8 Se
mats, nod eiH Spre4er beS 9aules Dorban
| hPtI ri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-23
Ser WorS ttmo SeIbitmorS tt,
(Srie. NeutiS.

@rie, Beuni., 2l. 9tou.-Qleber Die be-
reltS aelterH uon ms bcrldtcte idredlid)e
Chat liegt bcute Rdberes Dor. 9le 0spelbe
nannte ben M0roer y ygSamlenonS, iudbreno
er 9Sam8gan3 lieB.) Die ooppelte Slutthat
trn9 itt am letten Nreitag Sormittag Swl=
ldleH 10 uu0 IL llbr i'll Dem Oanle oeS Serb.
SreEmart an Den 16., Spiidlem Srend= uno
bouano= StraBe, su. Qnnte WdmSgani aus
OtorbtntoUn nar bel ibrer Sd)meiter, Srau
Sreumart, I'M iie i'm Siuobett su pfleqen
Der Sater beS DtGOd)cns, Safob 8amsgans,
mar irgerIld ouriiber, oaB oaS WGSden ietn
oauS oerlaHen hattie, un0 mOllte, bag iie in
ielnem Sauie blelbe, oaS auf oem 6iigel obtrz
balb NtOrOmtomn'S getegen iit. 9lm genannz
ten Nforgen fam er naf) Dem 61uie ieines
g SfmlegeriohueS un0 perlnngte init llngeitiim
Die Ritdtebr ietuer Soflter mad ietner Wob,
Hun9. SeiR berbeiruthete Sodlter ltnb an,
NE betauben iid) IN Der Slide. @r mad)te
benz N?Goden 9ortpiirie uno rpuroe duBerft
befttg. 9lnute ia9te ibm, er iolle fte bod in
'Srteben lahen. SSran Srenruart mar, nm
Dem Strett ntdt LANCER 3ujubOren, ebeu IN Die
anoere Stube gercten, al8 iie einen Sd)uB
fallen h0rte. Ste brebte iid) idpteu I'm, uno
lbre Shrpefer elite uui ite 3u, id)lang Die
Irme I'm ihren Sals uuo iagtc: Ser 8ater
bat mid geidoIien." 9aS DRdpd,eu bntte all
Der eiucn Sette Oes Sfens geitanOen unb &c
raoe SartOfieln getpaid)en, Der Sater nIf Der
anoereu. Die 8ugel mar in bic re9te SrHii
cbcrbulb Der 8rnitlpar;e eingsoruugen. Die
5dlmelter rib iofort Die 6cuiter auf uuo rief
nm SiiIie. Sic gtabbaridaft mar itnell bel
Der Sano. Der raienoe Site mar fortgeipruu.
gen, rno fltr3 oNrnHh ianb man ibu in cuem
bcuad)barteu Sdluppeu i'll ictuem Slute
idmlnlmCno. Gr mar tobt. 9teben Inn lag
cln 8cpOiucr.-0ic Sodtcr fonute trob ibrer
Sd)mcrIcn nod auSiageu, Dap ibr Sater
idlcn Dor uier gSodyeu ejnmal aui iic geidoi
Ieu babe. gle battcn bamols beniclbsn
Strclt; baS MGodeu pollte pom oauie tort
81 ibrcr Sdlmeitcr, Der Safer aber pollte es
nlht lelocu. SIN Corn idJoB cr ouf iie. Die
Sugel febltc. gta6bsr weintc er pie Elm
SlnO nno bat iic bimmelbOd, Oot ytid)ts
onoon Su iagcr, oa ct louit rlliuirt lei. 81
mar Ood) mem Safer" ia9te oas Nidodcn,
limo i'd lfuie9 bariIber." - Die 2eidle bes
Satcrs iit nad) ieluem 9auie in Worpintoiun
ge5ra6t noroen. Ser Wann mar ais @dd),
ter Der .Y.'G. sBahn" bei1dftigt. Sir Oas
nn9e Wtdodcn giebt ft algemeiue &beil
nubme tuuo. Na6 ben lctten 9eri6teu mar
g uoh am 2ebeu.
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Die WottotlQl=(Srottae.

2ouiSOille, p. gfopbr. = Die 9ta.
tionul= Strange erbielt heute cine 8ibel ais
8eident BON Der Sniderboder Strange Don
9tep=Y Yqrt. Gin @Omlte puroe beute ernanut,
nm cine ipe;ieQe toeiratbS &eremOuie fir Die
Oranges 81 entperien. 8ei9liiiie wurOeH
angenommen, pel6e oeu 8ran6 Der FARMER,
tbre @rnoten ju uerpldnbeu, uugemeiu per.
oummeu. Der SeidDluB, Elm Offt;ielleS Organ
III beariin0en. lpuroe mdlt beaiinitiat.
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Cine neoeuteuog MIoae.

g em 3 o T, %. ytop. = Die ,Yaciz
nc Boit= 9ampfer= yiuie" hat Den Gr=@onsreB=
mann SbOemattr bon 8rOOtlpn nm 100000
uerflQgt, Die er au9eblit uou Srrpin, Dem
eiuimaliaen N9enten Der Gompaanie, erbalteu
ba6en iOl, nm pom @9ngreiie Subfoieu Al
erpirten. 9. ioa oanIal5 nod melt megS
@elo erbalten uno un9eietltdl rernenoet
4 lbe1.
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Gin Sd,dnoltd)cS Wcrbrcd,em nno
Tetne Str0fe.

Sort Salle1, Ga, p. 9tOb. - Der
9tegcr Sromu luuroe bier geitern AbenO bel
Dem 8eriute ergriIieu, an eirer adtbareH
juugeu Dame elm nameuloie8 Serbrehen Su
bcgeben. Gr bate Der Dame mebrsre 3dbue
ans Iciblngeu uuO ioOanu Niuno unb Nugen
nit Sdmub an9eiiilIt. Sr WurOe auf trts
fT Sbat ergriiIen. 9tad;S fam etue S0uOs
Mastirter, entrtB oen Meger Der Sbbut OcS
SheriffS uuh fuiinfte ihn nrf
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Z Dl I I c, 8enn., =. NOOb.-Glne
Spe3lal 0epeide BON Union @ttn mcloet
per Neger allan @wgnu, in Der Ndbe BON
6untin9Oou roobnbaft, b8rte gefteru, onB
Dltlton 0tonep unO 6raut Batterion, swei
ehemaltge 3uhtbduSler, bsabfid)tigteu, ieiue
8ieroe III iteblen. Gr bot in Solge 0siIen ieine
9ia9barn auf, meldle bereit waren, nit Inn
ein Gigentbum Su benaden. Die beiOen
Diebe fameu, uuG ais ite augerufen rpOrOcn,
ihOfen e auf Die 28d1ter, luelde OaS Beuer
prompt eruteoertcn. 9tonep murbe auf Der
Steue eriAOiien, Batterion euttam. !oeute
.Worgen 10 llbr ldoB s. 8. SrOofS ben Sen
Garmater in @arOner'8, Seun.; SroOfS be'
ihulbiqte ben &arwater, ieine ShWeltrr uer-
Iii hrt III hnhPn ="
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Ter i&nINmfnrft

Stem Yort, p. ROobr.-geIo letdt 5u
3-4. QSediel ifIoien rubig III 4.844. Sob
i9loB gu 114B-1144. SunoeS-Sbligationen
ltIofen Ilau uno itetig 8ler Coupon
1881; 65er 1l6; neue l204; Ger 1924; 68er
1929; neue 6itnier ll7t; 10.40er Coupons
l174. 9tttieu id3loiien Han uuo iteti9; &c.
y. &entral l06; @rie l5B; Safe Sbore 61t /;
SIS. &entral 944; Pitt8burg 894; ytOrtbz
2Seitern 39t; Brior. 53g; 0tod S5lano
l045.
llnteridatamtS 8iluu,: Sob SAL ,87I,,
956. Snurnut S441712l4
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9tTerens 3tpfSdlC1t SrieSfertt

NOuISOilIe, Np., %. gtopbr. - Cine
Depeide bon Dem 9cucroI= =Stfar Suter 8ou-
DIET Don 2oHi8Dile meloet, oaB Sater De,
prieS, nadoem er usriproheH, iirl benz 8
ihof Nc@loSfep Su nntermerfeu, grlaubniB
erbalt:n bat, &ootlamt ;u ceebrirsH. SOr
einigen 0iOHateu wci9erte fif ndmli6 De
prtes, oen Sli1oi anWerteuneu, uno appel
lirte nadl &om, mas oen Bnd)Oi neranlaBte,
eluru Snteu oil hen Ennit I'll idhiEsn
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NerfnMter SelbitmorO ,

Neb NON, Benn., D. NoObr.-yY. s,
6arrliOn, Elm Siiher= Q9ent bon 6urrisburg
Der bier Der Gebrer @onpentiou beitpobnte
nabm geiterr IbenO Spei llnSen 2auoauum
Qufang5 glaubte man, basQeben lei entnideu
aber etne pon 9r. llmboper appliSmte Wia
9enpunpe br06te ben 2ebeusmitoeu ms 0a
iP1n .lrriif
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Sin Mufrithr.

Nem YOrf, %. NOp. = 5riib beute
YtOrgen entitano ciu Streit Smiidben 200 ar>
beitern am 8crgencr Sunnel, popou mebrelt
wegen Sruntenbeit suilaiien moroen plren.
Sine allsemeine Seilerei, pobei alle m6slideU
gegeultGuOe alS g8afieH beuubt muroeH, ent =.
branute. Glnige ofr 9lrbeitsr erbielten
ltllmme Serleeuugeu. 0tit Wiiibe aelana
eS, ben Nufruhr 81 untcr0riiden, uno 28 oec
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