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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30
agricultural department.
THERE,s DANGER I'M THE TOWN.


n. YATES.
There John, hitch Dobbin the post and SIT
down
Your mother wants to talk you before you drive
NV hairs are gray; shall be within the grave;
Not long will mother pilot you fes tempestuous
I've watched o'er you from infancy till you man,
And have always loved you mother only can
At morning evening have prayed the God OF love
To and guide my darling boy to the bright home above
mothers eye searching John old can't dim Its sight,
When watching o'er only child to see If he does right;
And made my pillow hard night and mosened with tears
I've seen light within your eye upon your cheek glow
That told me YOU road that leads shame and woe
Oh John don't turn away your head and counsel own
Stay upon dear old farm there's danger In the town.
Remember what the poet says-ong years have proved 1t
That ssSatan finds mischief still for idle hands to do;
If YOU live on In dleness with those who love the bowl,
You'll dig yourself drunkads grave and wreck your DEATH
less soul.
Your father Jon growing old his days nearly through
Oh he has labored very hard the farm for you;
But 1t will go ruin soon, and poverty will frown,
If you keep htching Dobbin up to drive into the town.
Your prospects for the future very BRIGHT my
Not many have your In life when they twenty one
Your star shines brightly In darkness will decline
you your mothers words, and at the wne
Turn back my boy, now, your YOUTH by the dear old
farm;
The Lord Of hosts will you, with His powerful right arm,
Not long will mother pilot you Oer fe empestuous wave,
Then light pathway with your love down the silent grave
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30
Sky LIGHT,
AND NO MORE CLIMBING UPSTAIRS

TAKE Measure to inform all in want Of PHO
TOGRAPHIC PICTURES, that I have just
taken possession of my NEW GALLERY, built
with fine sky and flights, near my residence
first house east Of the Jail, and only few hun
experience of % years and every convenience for
business, will enable me now to do better work
than ever before.
Frames and Photo-Albums, Stereoscopes and
Views always on hand. >r
HAMLIN ORGAN, or an AMERICAN SEW
ING MACHINE, for cash or on time.
J. r. SCHORB.
July8 n u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

The MEANING OF WoRDs.-It is very i'm.
portant to understand the meaning Of words
when dealing with some people. An oil
dealer sold some winter oil that was warranted
to stand the severest cold. Shortly afterward
it froze stiff: The purchaser went to the ven.
dor with loud complaints. 81 told you it
would stand the coldest weather." said he; II
didn't tell you it would run." This reminds
us of the farmer who did not care to tell his
inquisitive neighbor where he was riding 50
early in the morning, and when the question
was put he replied, "After my horse" and
drove off, Mr.. Inquisitive saw the point of
the joke after his neighbor was out of sight.
ORIGINAL S1N.-Little Johnny has pecu-
liar views as to original sin. One day he was
about to be punished for some misdemeanor,
when he pleaded, ut wasn't me, mamma,
dear it was the bad man." "Well, Johnny, I
am going to whip the bad man out of you. %
"Ah, yes but that'll hurt me precious lot
more than it will the bad man."
~ At the marriage of an Alabama wild
dover, one of the servants was asked if his
master would take bridal tour. Dunno
sab when old missus' was alive he took q
paddle to her; dunno if he take bride to
the new one or not"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30
YORK MARBLE YARD.

TyHE undersigned respectfully announces that
Yorkville, and is prepared to furnish anything
in the MARBLE LINE frorn 4 plain slab tosa
costly monument, executed In the best style OF
the art with the very best materials, and at as
low prices as the same class Of work can BE fur
nished anywhere in the United States. Orders
from distance promptly filled, and the sanne at
tention given to work, ordered by man asn II the
parties were present in person. From this date
work will be delivered a any point on the Ches-
ter and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad. between
Rock Hill and Winnsboro, on the Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad, free Of charge for
transportation. Thankful for the patronage mere
tofore bestowed upon my yestablishment my de-
8 All Iit.Hh( t6lfgi FfHAPPERF4ELD.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

LEARNING FARM1Ne.-A hired man would
be poor teacher for an employer who knew
nothing about farming. For young man
who knows nothing of farming, but who wishes
to learn, it would be good plan to live one
year with good farmer and work as hired
man, paying his board as a compensation to
the farmer for the trouble of teaching the
business. This would be better in every way
than to learn from a hired man. To find a
farmer who makes living out of the labor of
his men without his own personal direction
and help, is difficult if not impossible thing
to do
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

The D1FFERENcE-When Bennie gets
more than Lizzie of something that is good, or
something of which Lizzie gets nothing, why
Lizzie pouts and says crooked things. But
when she is the lucky or favored one, Bennie
seems to be pleased and speaks gladly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

The PIN AND THE NEEDLE-A pin and
a needle, says the American Fontaine, being
neighbors in a work.basket, and both being
idle, began to quarrel, as idle folks are apt to
do.
"Ishould like to know" said the pin, "what
you are good for, and how you expect to get
through the world without head?
"What is the use of your head, replied the
needle, rather sharply, ''if you have no
eyer"
"What is the use of an eye," said the pin,
"if there is always something in it"
II am more active, and can 60 through
more work than you can" said the needle.
eyes, but you will not live long"
"Why not ?"
because you have always stitch in your
side," said the pin.
"You are poor, crooked creature" said
the needle.
"And you are so proud that you can't bend
without breaking.
"rll pull your head off if you insult me
again"
"I'll pull your eye out if you touch me. Re-
member, your life only hangs by single
thread" said the pin.
While they were thus conversing, little
girl entered, and undertaking to sew, she very
soon broke off the needle at the eye. Then
she tied the thread around the neck Of the
pin, and, attempting to sew with it, she soon
pulled its head of, and threw it into the dirt
by the side of the broken needle.
"Well, here we are,' said the needle.
ave have nothing to fight about now, ," said
the pin"
"It seems misfortune has brought US to our
senses"
"A pity we had not come to them sooner, "
said the needle.
"How much we resemble human beings,
who quarrel about their blessings until they
lose them, and never find out they are broth.
ers till they lie down in the dust together as
we do"
WATCH THE EvEN1Aas--Joseph Clark
was as fine looking and healthy lad as ever
left the country to 60 into city warehouse.
His cheek was red with health, his arm strong
and his step quick. His master liked his
looks, and said, "That boy will get on." He
had been clerk about six months, when Mr..
Abbott observed change in Joseph. His
cheek grew pale, his eye hollow, and he al
ways seemed sleepy. Mr.. Abbott said moth
ing for while. At length, finding Joseph
alone in the counting room one day, he asked
him if he was we'll.
"Pretty we'll, sir," answered Joseph.
"You have looked sickly, of late, said Mr..
Abbott.
II have the headache sometimes, sir" the
young man replied.
"What gives you the headache?" asked the
merchant.
II do not know, sir"
"Do you 60 to bed in good timer"
"Joseph blushed. GAS early as most of the
young men, sir" said he."
"And how do you spend your evenings, Jo'
seph ?" :.
"Oh! sir, not as my pious mother would
approve" answered the young man, tears
standing in his eyes.
"Joseph," said the old merchant, "your
character and all your future usefulness and
prosperity depend upon the way you pass your
evenings. Take my word for it, it is young
mans evenings that make him or break
him"-S. s. Messenger.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

on a hunting expedition, and by accident, as
we say, the King became separated from the
party. Thus he found the daughter Of the
beggar and administered to the comfort ofher
poor mother. Perhaps this was the greatest
act of his life. 1t surely was a noble act.
Such an act will cover up multitude of
faults.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

A REMARKABLE SET.-Old Farmer Gruff
was one morning tugging away with all his
might and main at barrel of apples, which
he was endeavoring to get up the cellar stairs,
and calling at the top Of his lungs for one of
the boys to lend helping hand, but in vain:
When he had, after an infinite amount OF
sweating and putting, accomplished the task,
and just when they were not needed, Of course,
the "boys" made their appearance.
"Where have you been, and what have
you been about, I'd like to know, that you
couldn't hear me call ?" inquired the farmer
in an angry tone, and addressing the eldest.
"Out in the shop settin' the saw" replied
the youth.
"And you, Dick?"
"Out in the barn settin' the hen."
"And you, sir?"
"Up in granny's room settin' the clock"
"And you, young manr'
Cup in the garret settin' the trap"
"And now, master Fred, where were you,
and what were you settin'? ?" asked the old
farmer of the youngest progeny, the asperity
of his temper being somewhat softened by this
amusing category Of answers. Come, let's
hearw
"On the doorstep settin' STILL" replied the
young hopeful, seriously"
"A remarkable set must confess" added
the amused sire, dispensing the grinning group
with wave Of the hand.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-30

bG When pumpkins are fed to milk COWS,
they should be split open and the seeds re-
moved. The seeds are diuretic in their effect,
acting strongly upon the kidneys, and there
fore reduce the quantity Of milk. It is worth
the trouble to remove the seeds whenever
pumpkins are fed to stock, as anything that
irritates the kidneys, or excites them to action
unnecessarily, tends to weaken those organs.
The seeds are of no value to the COWS, medici-
nally as either saltpetre or sweet spirits of nj
tre, is much better and more certain diuret-
ic to administer when one is needed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01

rene fitr's 8unOesbeSirfS @eridt. - 8. gb.
leben eines Der 6abn'ihen 8ierlinge; Seerz
ot9un9 Grnt u. ytubbidel'S. - 10. Wo6
eIne 5abnlte Sodter gtlorbeu; bas 2Ocalz
Option @elee pom SberappeQatioHs Sc
rifte fir oerfafiun9smabtg ertldrt; s. Oss
born 0u9an i; @rploiiou ciIer 2otomotipe
Der gSaltlmOre Sblo Sabn" bel WouIt
alrp, Wal6Inif SEQ 6ed get0otet; Dtasfen.
ball oeS ,@ermaria. MGnner6orS" in ieiner
9alle; Sorleiuu9 oeS Sberlten Sdarff inl
nAu9cmeinen 9eutiden gSaiienbauie" iibsr
0oeS 9eutidtbums @ntrpidelung in Salti.
more" ~. StnrIhtuu9 Der Reger @riffin iI
Selair unb 2Sbeeler III @afton, Der W6roer
uetBer Srauen; Ginneibung Der tatbolilden
gormallfule am 6rantltn Squure. = Is.
Selbfmor0 oeS SutterbdnOlers @iSmanu. -
Is. 9fiidtritt Der @apitGne Sai6meper unS
Otto alS @ommanoeure Smeier oeuti6er Ret-
ter.@ompagnie'n; Se9iun 0eS Sd)0ppe=S teiS
nede'lheu ytadlab YroSeiIcS; @onsert Drl:
Sbeooor SbomaS' den Sapelle in Der Dtufts
AtaeemIe. - 16. AuSmabl oeS 9Sader' 'd)elr
SnhltItS fir Die engliid oeutite SoltSi6ule
IN Glib Baltimore; Sorld)ldge fir albItelluu9
oe8 Saliin 9emelnld)aOenS. = II. ct. Baz
trlf5feier bel au5nabmSmeie aiiHlttaem gSet.
ter; llnteriufung pc9en Ser0fientllhun9 BON
i'm Biireau Der ,, gSeitliden
Unions s3cle9rapben @ompG9nie;" SDluip
8amberio, ein UtatrOie, bon ieinem Bruoer =
auf Dem italieniihen Sfifie ,Gmmannele"
i0otlif 9etoden; SrganiitruHg BON Qatrobe=
SlubS; gSirp'5 6abrIf uno anbcre @ebGuoe
IN @utcott @ttg nit $4,000 Sd)aoeH i'll
Al6e 9ele9t. (S0rIebun9 fOlgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
Masgemfeu,pf In W1tiIi5sippt.

0tempbts, 81. Deg. - Sine GpeSial=
9epeide BON Sif5burg meloet oil ba8 y2lpz
peal" OuB e8 geltern III Clinton gu einem mctz
teren Sample 3rpii6en oeu 2SeBen uno
S6warSeu fam. 0ie @ebriiber @alolpea, /,
5lpei 8arbi9e, erid)iencr betrnnfen aui Der
SraBe mo fOrOerteu oa8 9an3e StdOtden
sun Sample berauS; idlieBlid) Sogen tie itb
Suriid, ba 9tiemanO nit rbncn aubiuOen
no0te.
@cQen gonnenuntergau9 eri9icu ser Grz
Senator Gba8. @alOmea betrunfen auf Der
StraBe uno erflarte, er fiirdlte fib Dor Nie-
mauoen. @alDmel betrat enen 2aOeu uno
bintsr oemielben muroe 5uIGlliq ein Yiitol nbz
geidoiieu, moraui Der ldmarse oel0 in htn
&cler frod). 2ti8 Die Siirger berbeicilten, be-
gam Galopca, 81 ifteBen, nuo bcl'm 6lpctten
Sdniie wuroe 9r. G. u. SaufS ihWer uer,
munoet. 9te Gitrgtr ertpieberteu ba6 6euer
uno &albweu lpuroe t6otlidl uermunOet. Der
Bir9ermeiter telegrapbute mn 0iilie na6
Gifsburg, urb 9eern 4beno llbr gingen
100 Mann nit einem SpeSial5uge uah &lius
ton ab, Sian beiiir6tet fetHe ueItercu unz
rIthpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
spfalbertd,te aus ys,ssssnc+nn.

Us q Hg 0 Il 30. 0e6br, - Ot
8ireaus Der 8iitriftS. 3egieruug iiHo BON
beute Ntittag bi8MOntag frlb geiblOiien.
- Die 9tItritt5~@ ~@ommiiIdre baben nad).
uerieid)uete 2ieferungen iiir ole 0iitritt8z9tts
qterIng pro 1876 uer9eben: fir Die Bolts
ihulen Sd)reib. uno 3eitneHmase aserialtell,
SAuIbifer unO 3laieu> llteuitlieu an g8n1.
SaQantine: SdJreib- mo 3eld)nenmateriGz
lien an Ghoate & @Omp.; 6ormulare uno
0rudarbciten an 81. Seresiorr 0OlSm0bcln
au s. gS. SuiQ1t & Comp. @lieumaaren af'
IS. IS. 0taglep; Sefeu neblt Sfeuutenitlten
al 9tobert Sono; Slcdlmaareu an 0ebritoer'
8Qltou; Senerlpriteu Sd)ldud)e Oil Soiepb
s. SauQQe; Spe3erelen nu0 8emiile al DaQ
& 6ume; Sdnittnaareu al gSal, Gobtnlon
& &cmp.; Sd)ube nu0 Stietel al 6rduCt6
Brott; 4r3ucieu oil 3. .. @tamou; Sattier.
arbeiten an @ebr BaltOn uu0 860m05 gtor=
fleet; Sretter uno Saumaterlalien an y. g.
,Sobnou, 8ebr. GuauS 4 @omp. ruo Jt. =,
Nuqttt; Siebfutter an g9. Us. Sat; Sleiid]
an Soiepb u. Carrot; Sis an ISM. y. Ser
fes; 2ampen on 8. s. 9re9orp nno @ebr.
Nobinion.
- Die Bolisei. .@ommiiiGre eutlieBen gelfern
Die BoliSliteu @baie, Soague uuo Sbtpbero,
perlparnten bic Bolijilten 2bompion, SpeB
uUQ JutU NNu StNUhllth Vl+ y. SuuL uLp
Boli3eigebiilfeu auf bic 0auer bon II Wionas
ten, ben 8. 8. Soof oeSgleidlen auf Die
Oauer bon Dionaten uno ben y. u. Bras
tber ais Bolisiiten. - 6OlgenOen l9irtben
murbe Der @eperbei1ein bentltgt: Dlereoitb
& ganpon, Sa8. Sane, Chr. s. Stobb, @baS.
Wlarggrai, @bas. gS. Sboma8, Sting & Ben
mel, Sulius 2eins, 9atrid $. MOrgan, auna
Oeliep, Annie Murpbp, @ba8. y. @oSirep
uno SEQ. Somman. Die @eiud)e na9oerz
selGneter g8irtbe I'm @rtheilung OeS @ewerbea
| i9etns mnroen Dem 8oli3et 8erwalter gum
Seri9t iterwieien: Sbos. @oteIO, g8n.
fSa9an, Sas. @arbner, Sas. &ronin, @n.
0ubant, Sereuiab @oelo uno Nugujt
| 8a9us. Sermeigert purbe Der @elper6e.
ihein folgenbeu Berouen: S6os. Sones, 0az
MEL Mc@lorp, @riffin 9. Jieeo, annie Oiils
Ter, grnit 0able, ISM. y. GorenSen unO
Wfarf S'Saaoran.
- Die 6anoelsfammar 3n Giamouo, Sa.,
tpiQ Die StaatSzSegislatur nm ein YripiIe-
gum ansebeu fiji Grbauung ether @iienbabu
BON Rt1nonb uab g4aibingiou.
= Die Smnibuiie oer ,ytOrtbcrn-9 9i6ertp=
@bariot<Go." iino nod ui1t fertig, ibre 6abr.
ten idou morgen 81 beginner, ba einige Ser
dnoerlnsen oil oeuielben porSunebmen n0tbio
] oefunoen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
0t. 6. Geiimg tuegen sn8eblidDer
SbetlnabMse att oet1t SG)ttapss
Gteuerbetrftae nerbaffet.

Gbtcago, 81. Se3br.- Sr. I.e. .Seltn9,
Tiihrer Der Sppoftion unb@anoioat oerielben
iiir bas 4nlt oes @ountp SdatmeiTerS in
Der letteu @abl, purOe beutegta6mitta9 bon
einem Siilfs= =8unoesnaridal beiabt, meld)er
mt ernem SaItbeieble perleben mar nno i'm
Dor ben Snnoescommihdr 6abne bra6te, alls
seflagt, all Oen 8sDeHues Setriisereien inSer-
bnonug nit benz Sdluapssy Sting" betbeiligt
aepeien su iein. Der @ommiiidr iebte bic
Siiral6aft auf $4,000 fef, tpelde iofort Se>
aellt wurbe.
Ser @r YoliSei Supertntenbent 9afob
GeGm murbe slei9fallS perbaftet uno muBte
eine sleid)e Siir9ibaft itellen. 9. $. 0iiller,
Der ST &ouutD Shatme;iter, unb SatOb
Mtutbp, friiher5 5iiltsz@oleftor, tuuroen eben=
faas perbaitet uno mhBten $4,000 Siirs.
idaft iteaeu. Die ullsenleiue anl9uloisung
lit: @eridmSruns sur llmsebung Der 0teue-
me @eieee. Die Ginselnbeiten iinb niAt
mit9etbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
senefi3 fur sri. a0t0. g6afer.

DttttpOd), Den ). Snnuar, ituoet i'm Son
coroia=Sbeater" Die Seuefi3 Soriteuunq fir
SRI. &6tbs Sd)Gfer itatt. Die taleutuolle ltre6s
Jane Siiultlerin, melfle itd) in 10 furser 3eit
bier aQgemein belicbt mahte beabGftlQt,
Suet . eretten sur &uifibrung iu brin-
gen, in luelden & |. gina Ya BmGuu,
meldle iiir 0lelen glbeno BON Der 8eueIiildu.
tin ais SAT- engagtrt 1T, miturten miro.
3u 2luffiibrnn9 tonnlt y Die idGuc 0alatee ;"
Sri. lSaBmunu mm0 bic ,@alatet" nno Sri.
N6tb.Sd)Gier Den y@anpmeO" iIugen. fSeruer
Suppe'S beliebt3ltt Operrctte: ySlotte Bur
ifeu," in wcld)er 6rl. 36tb SdDaier ais Stu-
oeut "6tnte" (gHgduoerl, Srau Wtepiel.9al=
tier ais Stuocut >, Brandt" (Staieuer), Sri.
9GaBmaun ais ,gies4cu" IuO pr. Mepiel
alS 24i6icr ,6led" auircteu. 9(u6 finO
allc iibri9eu 9toueu III 0eu oGuocl Der been
&raitt, ionic duBeroem cine NnSabl tiid)tlger
SdHger bieiiger @elauguercIue ibre Wtitprr-
lung freHuOli6It 3ngcidgt bat. Die Wtuiit,
20 Otdun, pW0 pOH Broi. @ultan 3foie oirt-
9trt, 10 OnB Die GperetteH iOuobl gelan9lld,
mle muiltalUd gemlB ytldltS Su miIui1eH
ubrl9 llreu merbcu. sSpllheu ben bel0eu
SperetteH tOmmt nod elu tleiae5 Nultipiel:
y Die Sallibuhc" Sur 2luiiibruug, i'll melhem
Srau WfeDlel.8allter nit 6rau Wtmna Sod,
Welde otelen abenO aus 8etdligtcit gegen Die
Senefijiauiin gaitirt, allitritt.
0aS auSfiibriIde YrOgamm itebt III un-
ierem 8latte uno mir ratbeu leoem Sbeater=
beiuAer, ifoH ieBt fir Neerbirung Der
BlGbe bemiibt 81 lem, oa uorauSii1tlidJ an
oteIem Senefii Abenoc 0a5 oauS bis aHf
ben lcbten Ylae geiiiQt ein miro. SeOenfauS
miro eS III jeOer 0iHfbt Der @lanjGbeu0 in
olcler SQlioH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01

- am ud11en MOntag merben i'm @ri
miualgerid)t fOlsenoe llnteriuduug8iaden 3u1
Seybanblung tommeu: niber Sumes Shomp
ion, SameS Sill, Simon y. SadiOn, gSiqiS
gSorceiter, Sob ,@erbarbt, Sohn Slmlteao
0fOb. Sobniou, Sorace 9. Sebnion, GOwarr
Bopfu unO Der 2tntra9 auf @ntlaiiung Oes
frei9eipro6enen @reen BON Baltimore.
Die r@ermania~ 2Ose gtr. Is, 6. D. g." /"
bat geiteru ua9folgenbe Seamte 9elpdblt: @.
SbieIider, =. g.; S. 8. Wteiners, .. 6. !;
=. SrteOrih, s.; $. s. Seoantier, &. B. 81.
uno g.; S. 0fOie, Sc. {. s.; @owarb y.
Sropu, s. S.; Meper, @. @dert, @bnS.
Ebielider uuO ISM. Stetterer, ais 8eprdienz
taHten in Der @rO6 &oge.
6eute Morgen entitanb inter oem 9az
DIE zines SauieS an Der Suoieite Der Yenupl.
uaniazQuenue, nabe Der 10. StraBe, ncben
Dem Siireau oe8 @ensral= Quartermeiiter8
6euer unO rDltrOe balb gel0i6t, obne eincu
neunenslprtrpcu S6abeH perurIaft Su bl=
ben.
- @eiteru gtafmittao entriIier ? I6uarse
Sd)ltugel oil Der 6sStraBe elmer lun9eu Oa=
me, geamens 6Iora &alfer, pelae gtr. 1105,
@<StrdBe, mobut, baS Bortemonnae, melfes
81 NIB lonit mertbuolle Bapiere entbielten,
ulI0 eutfamen ban1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
Mms se- s,unoesha,tptffaet

gSalbinatcn, 81. 9e5enlber. - Ser
speite @ontrolsur beS ShatamteS, Delien
@ehiilfe uno Der 3. 1uoiteur baben Inn ibre
@ntlaIiuns nabseiudt, neil IL i'm SelreiT Der
Shminbel : Anipriifle BON Sugg Sort uro
gSitomsfi aetaoclt wOrben linp. Sbre Ncmter
iino bereitS anberen Ser lonen augeboten nor
ben.
- SIM Siireau oeS BunbeSi6abmeilter
habeu nlebrere Nmberungen ltattsefunben.
or. Serome s. Burnett BON indianapolis,
rpel6er lett einlsea WOnaten als @lerf IN Der
Office fungirte, 1T gum @bsf Der gtallOnalz
Bauf Qbtbeilllna ernannt noroeu.
- Die Snlanblteuer @tgnabmen teliefen
lid3 beute auf $4S2, ,96O.17, Die 3ou=g =giunabz
men betruQen S257,073. .32.-Sm Wonat Be
sember ainsen al Snlanblteuern $780,
663.88 elm; i'm 2auie bieies 6isfaijabtes be.
truqen Die @innahmen $57 1876, 1925. Die
3od> @innabmea mGbreno bes MOnats beirut
gen 81 ,976, 1896, pabreno bes Sisfallabres
$76, ,477.S5.
- Der grdlioent iaste fiirslid, in elmer
llnterreoung nit 2 ooer 3 6erren, oab alie
Snpalioen, pll6e bnrd ZEN tiirSlideu gSed)=
lei i'm praimtantenbauie ibre Stelleu per
loren baben, anbermeitig nntergebrad)t wors
ben iinb.
= @Qe Greutip Oepartelnents iGloiien
beute Mittag, I'M rem augeiteaten @elegeil=
belt gu ssben, iia auf oaS Jfeujabr porsube:
relteu.
- Der S6iebsridter Der amerifauiid) .rne.
rifaniihen GOnmihion, Cir gOwarb Shern
ton, entidieb am @amita9 ben Sal Der sc
Abra SilRl- -Winen- -@ompagnie bon NeIp.
| gort" ge9eH Werifo. Der @ompasuie pur
Sen $35s. s1.06 SAabenerias sugeiproden
Oieler 8enag, obgleiA beoenteno, lit nur q
Yrosent BON Dem, mas bic Gompa9nie beam
| iprudte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
S0s 9ebetmni5ppae Sranott;t8Iiisf
IN Gtlternrtie. GH0.

G1nclnnatt, 81. 8e56r. = 0te nQ9ere
llnteriuAung ocs Sranoungliif8 i'll @nter=
prize, Snb., moOurG Srau @OrOon mo ibre
) &iuber nrn's Qebeu faulen, fiibrt Su oer
2tnnabme, oaB Die 8rau ulO ibre SinOer
er.nOrOet mnr0eu, uno OaB Oa8 6au8 angez
3iuoet murOe, nil Die Spuren oes &erbrez
denS 81 perlpiid)eu. Ser j3med Der Wf0roer
mar angeni6etnild), eine@elOiumme Su erlan,
gen, melde ild IN OeH 9auie befan0. inocm
ole 6rau eintge Gage oorber cine Snh un6
mebrere aderbau gSerfSeuge uerfauft bate.
Die S1cuue unO Da8 9aus braunten glei6&
3eitig az. SeOe ltegen 10 peit bon einanber
entfernt, oaB Der Srauo oeS etnen @ebdubc8
rid5t pohl Die 33rltOrllng be8 anoeren 5ur
Solge baben fonrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
Osaberes iiber oem Srfan TIT
GettfttGfl.

gemsD orf, 81. 0eibr. = @ine De
peide bon gtaibullle meloet: Scr Srfan,
wed)er 10 groBe Serbeernngen i'll SeHneliee
uuo 9entudp anrt9tete, bate cine Spur BON
800 @aros Sreite. Die gSobnun9 oss 9rn.
@bad puroe gu 6ragmenten 5ertriimmert
uno Die 8emobner bes 6auies idlwer perleBt.
Oas Dadb mnroe mehrere 5nnoert DarOs
pslt fOrtgeluebt. Gin Softer, Der i'm 5weiten
StOdperf itano, fog iiber 100 9aros melt,
babel 6ffnele ii9 osrielbe, uno elm Yafet Sanf=
noten nuroe auf nem Seloe umber9eItreut.
Sn gSinfren muroe bic Q8o5uun9 OeS {orn.
gornea serit0rt unO Die 6amtlie ibrer Oerlett.
Sin Mann wuroe pterSig Daros ourd Die
2uft gefiibrt unb ftel in elneH SHmpT; er mar
ibper perlebt. - 0ieies mar Der ied)ste Sor-
Sntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
Wtanen @er8ift,tn9 rno 9vn6=
fititf5.

Saton 81 Ouge, 3d., 81. 9e3.--2lm
lebten Samtag muroeu in Dtqn6on l3 Ser
ioneu bel einem Dfientltden Moble pergiftet.
Der gteger 2euD Sprigg8 unp Die gtegeriu
2B3ie 9ti0aroiOn muroen uerbaftet, uno lpdb=
renO iie na6 oem @efdngniiie gebradt merOen
iollten, muroen lie ben Sealnteu ourd) eiuen
Mob eutriiien unO Oas 8rauen5tmmcr an eli
mem 8aume aufgefnipit. $50 Der 0tam
biugefommen lit, welB gfiemano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-01
@efetsertc Yroo1tftton Uon @oels
t.tIs.. AE cfA HIN

Gan Sranci8co, @al., 81. Seq. -
S. S. Salentine, Der =Snperintencent
pongSs1s, Sarge & Comp, uerOfientltdt Oen
Sabresberldt itber Die BroNnttiOn BON @peIs
metdlen in oen Staaten uno @ebet'n lueit
lid pom Wtiiiouri, intl. .MerifO uno Sritii6'
Columbia. Die @eammt= ProouEtiOu be-
trdgt i'm @ansen $50, 1889 ,037 OOer 6,487,.
982 mebr ais i'm Sabre 1874, peldJes bereitS
alle friiberen Sabre iibertraf. Die BroouftiOn
in Merifo, Oregon, Sritii6s 6sGolumbia, NtHns
tana unD Ari5ona bat sugenommen, mdbrenO
Die bon Californian, Soabo, Utah unO Baib.
tngtOn, Serritorium Rh permtnOert bat. -
Sir Oas uaARe Sabr bofft man uuf cine Nu8=
hp1ttp nou $50 OOO OnO