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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09
The Objects Of Life.


The mass Of mankind evidently
mistake the great objects to which
life here should be devoted and BY
which it should be govcrned.-
Whether the intense sclfshncss that
actuatcs the greatest numbers, arises
in part from the religious systems of
the world, is problem to be solved,
We see with pain the better part of
our natures are made to subscrvo the
baser The noble, philanthropic,
humanitarian clements which should
control our actions are too often made
secondary to sellishncss and bascness.
Sclfaggrandizcmcnt, the promo
ton of private ends, the advance
mcnt of family interests, and the
accumulation of wealth by foul or
fair means, are too much the ruling
principles of the age. The world has
mistaken the true source of happi-
ness; it consists not in studying self
ish tobjccts and accomplishing pri-
vatc ends. 1t arises not solely in
seeking to benefit self, and those
closely allied to us, by amassing
wealth, with which to outshinc our
ncighbors and those less able to accu-
mulato gold. Glitter and tinsel, di-
Almonds and pearls even, do not
bring happiness, and are not the Oh
jeces that should direct our Efforts.
True happiaGss is found in self
abncgotion. IT'S promoted more BY
seeking the common welfare of hui
manity than in forcing our impulses
and efforts in narrow and selfish
channels. The world of mankind
arc our brothers and sisters, and our
highest duty lies in the direction of
those by whom we are surrounded
The greatest hearts and the happiest
are those which are expansive en-
ough to embrace the welfare and the
happiness of their fellows.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09
Superstitfons Of the Past.

Whoever reads cpitapbs loses Ills
memory. Yarn spun by agirl under
the age eof seven years possesses cX-
traordinary virtues. Linen made of
it furnishes the best bandQgcs for
gouty patients; and when wrought
into garments forms Il complete coat
Of mail--not only against bullet and
dagger, but even against more for
midoblc operations Of witch-craft.--
Nay the very yarn itself can be
wound into unrrring musket.bal
When Il muse gnaws a gown some
misfortune may be apprchcnded,-
When a stranger enters a room he
should be obliged to scat himself,
were it only for moment, as he 9th
crwisc takes away the childrcn's
sleep with him. The Growing Of a
hen indicates some approaching dis
astcr Whoever sncezes at an early
hour either hears some news or re-
cciycs some present the same day
Women who sew nax-sced should,
during the process, tell some huge
lies; otherwise the yarn will never
bleach white, Bcggars' bread should
be given to children who are slow in
learning tospcak, When women are
stuiling beds the men should not re.
main in the house, otherwise the
feathers will como through the ticks,
To rock the cradle when empty is in
furious to the child If a child less
than twelve months old be brought
into Il cellar he becomes fearful
The first tooth cast by the child
should be swallowed by the mother
TO insurca new growth of teeth, A
child grows up proud if suffered to
look into u mirror while less than
twelve months old. 70 eat while a
bcllistolling Coraflnorolcausc tooth.
ache. The following are omcns Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09

death; A dog scratching ON the looror
bowling in particular manner, and
am OWLS hootingi the neighborhood
of the house, Buttoning coatawry,
or drawing on stocking inside out,
causes matters to go wrong during
the day. White spccks on the nails
are lucky, He who has teeth wide
asunder, must seek his fortune in u
distant'Rnd, He who proposes mov-
ing intoa new house, must send iii
beforehand bread and a Stew broom
Domestic harmony must be epfcsery-
ed when washingday comes in order
to insure Gnc weather. which is in.
dispensablc, as that ceremony isgen-
orally performed.out of doors. When
children play soldier on the roadside,
&c forbodes Tire sPpfdaeh Of war lsy
bending the Read to the hollow of
the arm the initial letter of the name
of ones future spouse is represented
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09
Farmers as Candidates.
From he Courier

From ths Courier,
We notice that some ideas have
lately been published, in the way of
letters, in many papers, the Couricg
in the number suggesting and dcs-
cribing with minutcness, the kind
of men who should be nominated by
the Democratic State Convention,
for Governor and more W.riicularly
impressing the idea, that he must be
a political dGclaimcr skilled in The
use of language, to defend and rcpel
attacks, and possessing oratory to
win and please friends. In short,
that he must be a politician to make
success ,surc. These suggestions
have been very strongly urged in IA,
yor'of political aspirants, anl point,
+edly against The farher's- AND lMenl
professional mans claim. Success
we want, certainly, but which class
of men will be most certain to insure
it? Eloquent politicians and law
yers, or, substantial farmers and bus
mess men? 1t is true that the ready
dcbator, pleases the listener, and
draws a crowd, but how much conf
dence does he inspire? 1t is re-
markable fact, that some of the most
eloquent men of this country, though
able to do much in 4 cause, could not
influence votes in their own behalf,
and it is said to be owing in great
measure to the fact, that people put
themselves on their guard against
practiccd debators, because they are
uncertain whether they are listening
to solid truth or ingenious pcrsua-
sion.
Now it is not to be presumed that
any man would be nominated for
Governor of our State, who could
not stand up before an audience,
and in plain, mattcr-of.fact manner,
give his views upon the questions of
the day, and his adherence to honest
Government; and this is the kind of
argument that convinces.
When a farmer unused to public
speaking, gets up and expresses his
views, so far from the people being
on their guard against him, their
sympathics are all with him, and
knowing he is not skillful enough to
miSlcad, they give him credit for
meaning just what he says. 50 far
Is not being able to -eopey With Ape
1ftiSal advCfsafy in joint discussion
Is concerned, we have to see the first
converts made at such a time. Some
amusement is afforded and some
times bitter feelings arc cngcndered,
but seldom any calm, effective and
convincing arguments used,
And, then again, the State, as well
us the counties, will be full of speak
crs, and many Of them very able ones,
as we have Presidential Electors, a
a whole State ticket, Congressional
tickets, and County tickets, all to be
voted for this fall.
If the people could have few
plain mattcr-of-flct talks, from in.
tclligcnt, practical farmers, and bust
ness men, and the opportunity to-
elect some of them to office, we are
satisfied they would be the gamers
and the people largely benefited.
...'>;s RANDoGFH.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09
NLSCELLlNEONS.
GUNSMITII SHOP.

NIrC, NJ. DNsHSrR, ut his oldstdnd, has
recently put his shop in fine working order
and is now prepared to do all kinds OF re.
pairing. on the shortest notice and most
Satisfaction guaranteed.
All we aelt is a fair trial and let the work
speak ior itself
Point rcl.lnl W. Va, Feb, =, 90
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1imcs Of lollinu "a CouLLs.

Cmcvr Counr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October
COlSrY CurRr-rhird Monday in Janu-
AIRY; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
day in May; Third MondNyin July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday i'll
December.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09

The antiquarics Of Massachusetts,
are investigating the question Who
owns the oldest pork.barrcl? There
is a man in East BrookGcld who has
one that has been in constant use
siMty-fvo years Deacon White, Of
West Brookfcld, has one that has
been in constantusc for onchundrcd
years, ond.W T. Fisk, Of lpton,now
a member of the Great and General
Court possesses one that has been in
his family and in continual use for
two hundred ycarg This is thought
to bc the most venerable porlehoTcI
in the country
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Her Love Had Waned.

They came out of Michigan Avcn-
ne grocery, he carrying a big jug,
and as they reached tho walk he
said:
Now, Dolly, youcarry the jig and .
give me the quarter Of a pound Of
tea
IA like 10 sec mysclfl3 she tcpli
cd. +.
'Dolly, do you want. to sec youi.
husband Juggling an old brown jug
through the streets Of the metropolis
do you want others to see mc?"
"Como along with that iugl9 she
impaticntly exclaimed.
Dolly, there is u gallon of molas
ses in here, and we$linow it, but ey
erybody else will think it's whiskoy
if ] carry it.'
"Lct EN- thiulsn
"Dolly, if you love Inc you'll carry
the jug
{. Il won carry it,
"Thcn Iwon't! I've got twice rs
much character to sustain as YOU
havc.'
Sustain it then, Size said as She
started for the wagon around the cor
ncr,
lie called to her but She did not
answer Giving the big jug a ter
rife swing into the air, he let go his
hold and it came down with an aw.
ful crash.
"Lasscs is nothing to principle
Unexplained to the little crowd, and
then followed on after Dolly,-Dctrh
Free Press.
Under the civil-dmnagc law the
wives Of druhkards in Sioux City
have sued liquor-dcalcrs for sums
amounting in all to 10000
Tullo or blonde scarfS, which o@,
worn with bonncts, are made ind
pcntlyof the hat, audarc pinned on.
the back hair and tied under th1
chin before the hat is put on.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

M,sovlc-NIntun Lodge No, 10, meet.
on the first and third Tuesdays Of each
month c. SHREWSBURY, Secretary.
odd Fcllows-lomt Pleasant Lodge No.
-, /. o. q. T., meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. 5. j, SnlNplE,
Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09

~ ~ - Ntl~
ulmaid, while sepi tred ii Nc
ordinary bcwilddfA az ahx'lou'
alarm on her ownact
a Il i;
"Well, my dear, ~ go6dsoI
you to come. i -hay ia nothing
to amusc youonl$t lcns, and
just few good fri, 70 drop il
to make a rubberA may Ontpst
yourself with thesbS nd piano
| hear you are as6rs nnsiGtan,s
And Mrs. Betsy q tied hersc
in her easy-ehair al 4mmencoa
her knitting, which rely ,suR
pended except tospl stiQt godS
church.
"Arc you cxpdcs one To
night aunt?n asked ID, as hf
q GO ,apd
.ti.scs wittowcrs; replied Mrs, Betsy
"No ope who-would interest you, Of
course, But then 'they ire men Of
sense and standing, and one Of them
the heir presumptise to apceragc:
but still you need not trouble at all
about them, my dear"
Agatha did not trouble herself
Her dinner dress NRs scarcely look,
ed at before it ws aned. Z
1t was black ess and sl& had a
rich sprig of gcra9ipm in her dark
hair as her only ornament, save a
chain and cross of Indian gold that
hung round her white throat.
She descended, with weary sigh at
the idea of the cvchipg before sher.
/, And her frstimlhession offhe trio
Of "bcreaycd husbanasn was anything
but reassuring,
Two bald heads, suspicious whisk-
crs and mustache, and decidedly mil
itary air and dress prepared her for
the announcement of.sGeneral For
bcso and Colonel Rivers" IS they
bowed stillly to the young lady.
The third was certainly of a differ,
ont type; fair almost as woman,
with a fine tall figure, and brown
hair that was certainly strcakcdwith
gray, but still abundant and; well
arranged, "Mr, AnneSly" was certain
ly some few years younger, and, on
the whole, decidedly better than his
compccrs.
But Agatha had scarcely time to
speculate on his pceAi4fltics esS she
.ls. ~ a. A,
80 =, So !, ls,ss ~ NJ 4. !,
VI 9o"V"i iO': MI \
" ny 'He e,,iD,,.l . Wv 80; tLo
'I:,,; 5'';s' ,Y,,'" ,,a', <
n ,, ,
,", ''', i, '''1 g .'a @ ,,,,.o , ,,a,,tion,o,
Ir ,,S''"5 o'',' W. l''' ,t III nat n.y.
=" - ho's9 "''N Hs'''','' '''"V Wv
', was ,oic'"o'y V''v."'' a,
ana not ohly 50, ou' II "outo u o' :, I'M
culV not 10 o'cFhc'F "ll"t INc o'n'!S
were saying
A3"'l!" u.u i'e' l,'Io''' it''VV''' =
was an instinct WIN n'r 70 Oe s,Ve,
t'ic "''' sl'''Nt'',s !" ,'i",tiVi' ~
sue N"S so''''"i'"y,'is."fpy" y '''eeY !,
ing '''o st''''eo % '''r '"i''''"!iVN, "'''
o"Vi t'NV' oi' ny "'UViC Y "i'N'9 ~
hloHco oa encounter WIZ! '''t o"',,
'o'.o S'' 20" !, o,' 'i'' Pi,"o ~ ''''
~ neP 1onC ; i'4 'ts,'
M''g" .'nVy o'S''' +" l."',,' ~ Ml4'''
ana suPPo''ns ncFSGI' e. u''[r'y y "'I,'9, sI,
.le'u' sue gave iloFSci' up 10 'i'V i"''
loncS o. inc !, moment
song aIIer song WIS poured Vu' III
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cncc in her whole face and tone. 4
"Wcll, under that solemn pomisc
I may perhaps venture to confide. in
you" returned Agatha, with mock
solcmnity, "you give me your word
not to betray mc?"
"lcs, yes, on my honor-my very
honon" exclaimed Sophie, quickly.
Agatha paused a moment, as if to
raise the girls curiosity to the very
uttermost,
"Thcn l suppose l must conide
the great secret in you, petiLe The
number of my offers is easily reckon
cd-at least so far as a cipher can be
brought into numbers. You will,
perhaps, be astonished to hear that |
have had"-and she made a tantaliz-
ing pausc-"no offers at all. "
Sophie literally gasped
agatha, you are jcsting-you who
have been so admired, who are so
handsome and clever and can do no
end of things, and who arc-that is,
| mcan-""l am 27, and near 2S,
replied Agatha, calmy, "and | don't
mean to deny that | am toIcrably
good-looking, nor exactly a fool.
Nor do | say that | have not had
about as much attention us most
girls; but of proposals, Of real, sober,
"Will YOU marry mc?' suitors, |. am
utterly guiltless,"
"Oh, Agatha, how can it bo?--that
IS If you are seFlous?: sald sophie
IN some c9Rll4Ss1o3, :I@ gs.s: - :,
Nay that Is only, tof tne gentle,
man IN question 10 ueciHG' returned
Agatha cody can DIame no one
IN the matter foor nam" mas done
her very best nave occh IN "socl-
ety. since l was your age sophie
The amount OF balls ! nave $. swallow
ed would puzzle the calculating Doy
himself to reckon Inc private tAc'
atrlcais' dinners, gardens, parties
champetrc breakfasts ana cfoquct
teas nave peen SO ninSleu UP mus,
tingulShaoly 'l'at l shouiu DC fash 10 "
hazard a guess as TO tncir proper
quantities; ana YET | am mere ~ Z"
and have never been asked TO say
ses VI =, Nv =, " "''N w. " 80 '''' - "
q""''ii''S'
Perhaps Sophie was rather daunt-
ed at the prospect
"Oh, Agatha, how StranSc--hoW
amazing am not hall 50 good.look-
ing or attractive us you arerand yet
I-wcII, ycs-l DO think Frank Con
yer does-Iikc me-a llttle.
ivory probably, my dear and you
will, | hope end by beng Mrs Frank
Conycrs, and ignore all Others tllI
ue"Ih o2 20" l'"''' i'"' y no, my
s. Nyle'. uoii ! So.ii lot Wy "Au S'li
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JoHN ". NNqGTsM.

A ttorney at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Mason,
w Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
the Court ot' Appeals Of West Virginia.
Add"SS Point Pleasant Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
doc ID. lSI2.lN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09

Tullc or blonde scartS which a&,
worn with bonncts, are made ind
pcnlly Of the hat, audNrc pinned ON.
the back hair and tied under th1
chin before the hat is put on.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-09

OrrrcE1 Main street DR. SIoorc's Build
ing Entrance on Second Street
, 1876-01-14
e@rfitas I 1. 9aauar 1876.
@tatt Ni6mDnb.

Yptisei @eri6t. 6olsenbe
Gdlle famen 9vltern in bieiem @eri6te
sur Bodybuilding:
&adael Coleman, farbig, angefla9t
elm vgoupIins-Yin BON Der G~beiapeafe
uno Obio gilenbubn=@ eleli9aft seitob
len gu baben, tpuroe, ba Die 8eweiit
ni9t geniiseno ,uaren, I'M oiclelbe su
perurtbeiIsn, fir nidt i6ulbis erfldrt;
iie wuroc jeoo6 1pe9en Mansel an.gdrg
i6aft fir sutes 8%etrnsen, auf 60 Sage
in Die Sail seianot.
Sobn Smitp unb Sobn 2%ausblin, on
9cflast luesen Srunftnbeit wuroen ent=
%Iolien.
M. M. Burton, an9etlast ben Sar=
riion Noltins seidimpft uno nit Sdld'
gen yebrobt au boben, ,puroe inter
8iirsidalt selteat ben Grisocn gu bal-
ten.
Slemins @initon, farbis, anscflas
ipessn MnsriH, nod 3abluns Der &olten'
entlaNen.
, 1876-01-14

Centennial. Ser &f 1T ppr-
iiber. So Stimmen wurben se9en oil
Yewillisuns Der $4,000 unO 56 fin
oielelbe a~bseseben.
Sraure Nirsinia in Gad ufb Mi1e
9u ,pirit opn Quadlalbern sraulam 81
Sooe semartert; Seine @silen lino 81
iuenise UNI bas @leih9elpi9t, Der mi
Oummbeit @eidlayenen, Die Base 81
balten. Ser &f lit entl6ieosn; bi'
Weisbeit mubte unterliesen unb BIZ
Dummbeit triumpbirt.
SEPT lit Die 3eit ba, oaB 9ein goIi
iid einist unb gu erfen=
men eibt, oab es trpb Der 0einoe ieinea
gmporbIiihens, leIbit &raft senus beiist,
lih 5u retten unO li6 auf bem Niueau
oes 6ortibrittes 81 balten. 2alict &ei-
DIE uno @rme lire @cnte, mad benz Der
bdltniIie ibres 8erm6sens bciiteuern.
2abet uns GonSerte, Sbcoterporltelnn=
gen, 8orlelunsen peranlta!ten, lie uer<
ben 5auienoe e%iutragcn, oenn Der 9rDbte
She'll Der sebilocten 0coOlferuus mlro
Den Mb9runo einleben, an belcn &ano
Der Gtaat itcbt uno oas Seine oo5u bei=
tra9en i'm Dor Dem 6ale 5u %betpabren.
9iur elm feier 8oriab uno oas @elinsen
lit gepib.
, 1876-01-14

Neue CT inbuns. Mit 0er-
gniisen bemerfen ,pir. ouB Die Geoaftion
oes rNouellen Rran5" li6 ni1t oaraui
beIdrdntt, ibren2elern nlr l1nterbalten=
bes at bieten, ionoeru aud perlu9t. lie
nit YsSus auf Die Sortldritte prattil6er
WiIenl9aft auf BEN 2aufenoen al bal
ten. 9ie Gubrit Dneue g%rfinoungen"
lpirb 9ewlB BON alien @eperbetreibcnoen
freuoig besriibt meroen, "a in berlelben
4ustunft iiber Gatoedunsen auf alien
@ebieten ertbeilt miro. Ser iibrige
5beil oes neueiten 9eftes (9io. ~ oes
.Nopelen=& ran6" lit nibt minoer reih=
baltig als her Der triiberen 9ieferun9en !:
Reben ben Gomanen S1aumberser's,
5ader= MaIod's uno Sofai's finoen mir
Die reisenos Sumoreste gremer's Ser
@eloer'ihe 2anomann anf Der Amltsr=
banner &irmib", Die biitorii@en SfiS5ek:
Scr YroSeB oer9ersosin u%on&inslton",
.Sie SempeIberren," cine treffli6 sebal=
tene saa9emeIne@ elunobeitslebre IL. !. +.
II. i. +. 9ie Jirma " / Il nj & u p-
gers News gompanp bat li9
Ourd ginfibrung bieier 3eitldrift Elm
8eroienit INN bieWcrbreitung gutter oeut=
i9er 2iteratur 'inNmerita eruorben.
, 1876-01-14

&utlder bcutcte immcr greifbaret an,
oaB man ei9entli6 ieOen oerurtieen Gerl
gum SauIe binausi4meiBen lolte, nno
pdre wabrl4einIi9 nod gang b~anoereifs
lid gewproen, wenn li9 nidt nod redt=
Seitia Der Sausberr ein9siuuben bdtte
UNI gum ipra6loien Staunen Der &06in
uno oes GoIiclenters ben v9anofrei6er"
init alien 3ei6en Der o9tunsspoalten
Trcnnbl6aft su be9riiBen.
Cine 0eriammluns BON Mitglie-
bern bes nGcntennial g dngerbunoeS"
purbe in Seem O,rf an Miontas in Der
Irion Sal1e a~bgcbulten. CUR 8elpreduna
BON arrangements fur cine mtirol9e 50. :
t%ennial- 6eier Der bprtiesn oeutiden Sdn=
ger. Ger Buno 3dblt unseidbr 500
WirglieSer, ueld)e folsenoen 8ereiren
onaebOren: 2ieoertran5.' Nrion, Sdnaer>
Hu1oe. geetboper Mdpnerdor, Seem
Oorf Mdnnerdor. Seme 8uuo. 2urn'
Uerem un0 Naion bon Willlan,sburg +.
N~ol3enoes Eroaramm ',unroe aufseiteDt:
Sim 2. Suli arobes c ou3ert urter @it-
iuirfunl Don @ilmore'S Wiulifcrvp5 in
6ippobrome. 8oparo Tanlor bat Elm
(uon ms bersits mll9ctbelltes) patriotic
id)es 2ieo seoidse ltno Elm Preis pou
$500 ipuroc fir Die bette Competition
ausaeleet Or. Damroih miro bas
aroBc eou;ert int Sippoolonle oir,seren.
Vim Mbeno ocS 3. Suli lpn GROCER
Sadel,u3 uno ON 4. Suii 9ro6es Gpll
CERT uib Y!e-0tlc aft SoneS &oobs
ltattfiaoen
Str 8oltSidulbider miro in Der
Ser. Staaten idbrld nab an9apt
bss Uunoes @cmmiiidrS fir @r3iebunas
Qnselesenbeiten, Die unsebeucre &umnte
bon $50.000.000 auase9cben, mas fir
leoes Sdulfino etwa Sebn bis 3nSlf
Dollars auSnlad5en mag. Ger Commit
fdr sibt ar. oab oouon ctrea es YroSent
ODER nabe;u 1874. 100000 Jteirseninu
Der 9erleser FOLDER Bidder iino. Ser
eipisc Wehlel in ben Shulbitsrn uub
aud a3erit0runssiudt ameritauiiber&in>
Ger lino ueben Dem iibsrtriebcuen @euinn
Der Yegleaer Die Sauptsriiuoe fir 81 fen
bobeu Yoiten in NuSaabcn Der anerifas
niidcn biirserliden0 sieaidait. Sbre yer
olenite I'M oaS nnterrihtsweieu laken
lid DIE SdulbiiAersGerleser Iebr tbencr
be3ablen.
, 1876-01-14

Ser beriibmte ameritanii6e Noue-
lift uno Sumoriit Sret6arte fam fiirSlia
bel befti9em llnwetter mad Dem Sunie
zines 6rsunbes in Srop, Nep Yart
Our9ndbt uno beipriBt, lpie CT mar, uno
elm unbetannter fir DIE &o9in, Die ibm
Die 9austbiire Dffnete, ouroe er in Ab-
welenbeit res Sausberrn bon Dem Wldo-
den fir eineu 9anoltrei9er 9ebaIten nno
in Die Slide sewieIen. Ni4t 9enu9
oamit, 9eieate ibm Die Worlorsli6e III
@eitaIt oes&utl9ers aud nod cine Wa.
DIE binsu. Ser 9umorllt perlor oarOb
ben Sumor ni6t, ionoern lieB li3 als-
balo in Elm @elpra1 nit ieinem gSd9.
ter elm, wel1es Der 2eBtere balo auf Die
iene 8eseno unli6er ma6enoen 2ano-
itrsider gu lentsa wuBts. Der banofete
, 1876-01-14

llnter f ii + un9suerein. Gs
iollten Ane. pelde oeutlbe Nrbeiter min
iden ooer uii1en. NO Ntrbeit fir Deuiiae,
melde bisrberfonmea uno Arbeit iuden.
gu betommea lift, luldes GEM Gomite oeS
neutrality-suspicious. anf9eoen, oamIt
Den 2euten sebolfen wsroen lam. Gas
@Omi'e bei.ebt aus folsenoen Ser en-: ..
Stmiot, Yrdi., @b. Siesel, 5. s. Sop
ler, > ". Wtiuer uno s. y Yeim.
, 1876-01-14

9eiperater Nnsriff nno
Moro. Gin Ct Straflin 9
t0btet einen BIrser. 3wei
iuuse Mdnner. Namens Daniel 9arp
nnb Sobn Mulen. serietben porseitern
Mo1t nit einem farbisen 2obnfutlder,
Namens Sobn 9ia, peIder fir 5rrrn
Yat 2ausblin arbeitet in 5treit, neil iie
ba4ten, baB Der Jarbise ibnen eincn au
boben Yreis fir cine SpaSierfabrt alb
%perlansten. Sic singen oeBbalb su Dem
8eliber Der Stalunsen. nno prOnete
nit Tim ibre Ge9nuns. Mls lie Die
StaQunsen perlieBen, 9ebrau6te MfuI=
len sinise lebr unoelifate Morte 9esen
ben SiQ, pel9er bieie ertpiberte. Mful.
len frat surid i'm Bssriif cine Yiitole
.su Sieben, wDrauf Siq cine Wa9enoei6-
1el aufbo5 uno ieinem @esner einen
$ieb periebte, bab CT au9enblidli9 belin-
nunssIOs sulammenltiirsts. gr wuroe
in einen @a9en 9eibaift uno na9 Dem
Saule zines sewiilen Sobn SrOpbp's, in
Der Mfain, nabe Der 25iten Ctr, &c
bradt. 8si naberer unterlu9uns fano
man, bab iein Sdaoel 9dn,li9 5er=
hbuettert mar. Ser @erwunoete qualte
li4 bis sum nddlten Morsen um 6 l1br
@uno itarb. Ser Taa uuroe iofort Der
YOlisei anseSsist, lpelde aud ben Sba-
ter l6on nm 7 ubr (eine Stunbe nah
Dem SoOe Wtuaens) perbaftete. @eltern
lam Der Sal i'm Yuliseiseri6te DOR uno
apuroe bis auf mor9en perldoben, ba
nan nod auf einise 3euscn iparten
,pp1te.
Ser grmDrbete ,par in ben 9teinbrii=
den on Der anoeren Settle bes GIu1es
bel9dftist.
Ser M6roer. So6n Sil, lit rim ol-
9emein befanntsr unb oespsrater gbar
rafter. Serielbe bate ldOn friber Elm
nal cine Strafseit in Der p%enitentiarp
rno &ettensans abseielien. gr lit elm
aubcroroentli4 itarter Wsser uno bat
elm icbr oreiltes .Musieben. Sen SOB
1eines Opsers nabm ct nit Der 9rOBten
Glei9siiltisteit aui.
Ser Coroner belt seitern cine 2ei=
henihaM ab uno CAB le!ne Meinun9 ba-
bin ab, baB Sobn MuIen burb einen
S@las elmer @asenoeiaieI, Der linn
BON Sobn Sia seseben uuroe, gu ieinsm
Sooe fam.