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The Morning herald., 1876-05-12
NOTICE.
n o'loh'
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TON.

In accordance with time honOred Gus
tom of the Democracy of New Castle
County, County Meeting viii be held IN
the ourt House in the City Of Newcastle.
on saturday, May n 1875, at o'clock I. NJ.
for the pu, pose of appointing Judges to
mold the several Nomination Elections; ap-
pointing a County Executive Committc,
and for the transaction of any other bust
ness that may be brought before the meel-
ing.
In view Of the astounding Developments
almost daily made by invrsti eating com
mlt'ees If a Democratic House OF Congress,
11l Fraud and Corruption in high places, II
becomes all good ciliZens to attend TINS
meeting, and help effect thorough organ
Za,ion Of the Great u, mocfs tic Party fol
me ensuing campaign, SO that 1t may eftec.
tually battle with and overcome eorrup-
llon and Radi alism in all its forms-the
only hope of rescuing our beloved country
ron the control of unprincip!ed men, from
Gankruptcy and Reputation rests Np0l
tne success Of the Dsmscra Party In the
coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Acting Chr'n of last County Meeting
=, AppOquinimink Hundred.
May 6. 1874 my0-l7t
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--.,rI,n -Tcn or Twelve persons can be
WAN nn, lLn m odated with board at
" accoh''"'4 4O3 T.. SEVENTH st.
myI-l2t wv
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NorlcE.

NINAL NOTICE-TAXEs FOR 49,
Il This Is the last appeal we shall make to
dnlinQuents for City and School Taxes for
fr several times, and notices sent by postal
card. Some few have paid no attention to
these requests while some others have pro.
missed and have not paid. Now, on account
of the short Time we have to settle and Ihe
City urging us for the money, we are Oh
ligsd from necessity and for our own pro-
lection, to levy on the goods and chaLtels
of each delinquent, and having commen-
ced to do SO. we VIII continue tO make
sevies and sell until the taxes are pa,nt n";
able to pay, will please call at the Collec-
tors sffice and make satisfactory arrange,
ments and to those who are able to pay and
Will not, we say that we DO not 1htenu
this their attention. If they do not pay
there il nothing for us to do but pay the
city taxes or take them to Jail, and the lat
ter We will positively DO,
Office No: 10 East Sixth street, between
Hours from 8 o'clock a. m. to IL M, and
rom to s and 7 to SPIN.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver OF Northern District Qncluding
all north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Of Southern DISTRICT, Nncludina
aiisouth of Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN,
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE THH
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO
I!CE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE THAJ
We MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE PROPEl
OWNERS.
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
m3'H .CAty Asssssoss
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o,o DAY AT HON HnMEmAsSsPRt1SI ;:es sSR1IE Esnfee' q co
~sugIista, Maine. oo"'
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WANTS..

l:"-non a Girl to do general house
WANllE,.D'ERner Reference required. Apply at
myl2-3t ---
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REGIsTER's ORDER.
nEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE

nLGlSIEh'S OnUEh.
REGISTERS OFFICE
New Castle, County. April q. 1875.
Upon the application OF James Toy, Ad.
ministratOr Of owen Medallion, late OF
Christiana Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator, atore-
said, give notice of the g'anting of Letters
of administration upon the estate or the
deceased with the date Of granting Thereon
by causing advertisements to be posteI
within forty days fl ON the date or such
Letters in six Of the most pubic places OF
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es.
late. to present the same, or abide ny an
act of Assembly in such case made ano
provided, And also cause the same 10 pc
inserted, within the same period, IN tne
MORNING HERALD, aAeWspaper puDiisneo
in Wilmington, and to be continued tnere-
in three weeks, (E. 0. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF once
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN
New Castle County aforesaid, the DAY anu
year above written.
SC. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE!
All persons having claims against the es-
| ta te Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator. on or
before April q, 1877 or abide the act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
JAMES TOY,
Administrator.
Addres, Henry Clay P. O., DEL,
I
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vnrDA " oman to cook and assist
WAantlw washing and ironing. Apply at
~ W.. m"s" THIS OFFICE.
'myli-3t'
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LOST.
NOTICES..


ATOlICE.-An Adjourned Meeting Of the
N Catholic Benevolent Union OF Della
ware, will be held in the basement OF st.
James Church, on sunday afternoon. May
lat3 o'clock. Delegates from the various
Catholic Beneficial Societies. Will please
take notice. WIN. BOWIE, Presto ent.
John J. Toner, Sec'y. myl2-N.
NOTiCE.-The Fifth Annual Meeting OF
" the Stockholders OF the Working.
mems Loan Association viii be held n
Monday evening next, May Is, 1876. at 7:%
o'clock. The Annual Report will then be
submitted and an ele ctiOn Tor Officers ana
Directors held.
A ANEW SERIES
ls now being issued, first payment due
May2,. GEO. G. MARlS,
myll Il Secretary.
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HINDLE Il CO.,

HARDENING G !--Gardens Trimmed In
III the most modern manner. Good re-
Communications. ,,,
myy-3t* JAMEH SWIfL,
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400 per day at home. Samples
&hn SIU worth 81 free. STINsoN 4
UUUpE1.nL Maine. m8 lyeod
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21

m M
orsss,| lstins itself II is trdIss hays
Ne ci mill, as It isgeall'dand y
: Jour /. ID. worked BY xatsr pSwer; ouIy
% usag he Brandywins thua-ls scorn'ne
the blessings Of Providence. II is like
gearing up an elephant to draw > toy "ex'
prssFI let ~ illustrate BY example;
We know. every inch Of the Merrimac'
about and around Lawrence, in Massachu'
setts-in good truth We have made special
inquiries within week-and the volume
of water on which the mills Of Lawrence
mainly depends only FIVE per cent. great
er than We find At our bridge. Lawrence
with the water power alone, has nearly
TWO MILES Of factories. 1t is no bette,
than that of the Brandywine, yet it IL
looked upon to be worth two million dol
lars per year. Talk Of gold, or silver
mines, compared to this power. One will
work out in time; but the other will ever
aow to the end Of time.
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A BIG BONANZA.

A week or 50 ago We were, sauntering
into Wilmington, and halted for, few
seconds upon the Brandywine Bridge, and
for the first time the thought struck US,
"here is combination Of water power not
to be found in any one Of the three quar-
tcrs Of the globe we have visited" Can
the capitalists Of Wilmington, who have
been investing in every kind Of security,
which promise fair per centage Of return,
be blind to this source Of wealth, greater
far than gold, silver mine, railroad or
city bond-nsglect this water power, CIR.
tain to yield one hundred fold. Looking
around at 9.o sa. gr sas.s .as.
Moulderlng wood alo
And crumbling stone, .., ....
With Jerry the miller, dead and gone.
We concluded that the capitalists of our
city, like poor "Jerry," of John G. saxe's
creation, were dead and gone," in 80 far
as practical realization Of Vie elemental
sources of immense wealth, in the daily
waste Of water power, more valuable
than California or Nevada mine was
concerned. Yesterday, the Goth day Of
February, there was flowing into useless
contact with tide water-a combination
rarer than, diamond min.-a water
power equal to the force Of thousands o.
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THE DAILY HERALD.


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SPRING AND SUMMER,

Which he will make up to order at prices
to suite the times. Goods md Fit guaran-
,eed. PANTS A SPECIALITY.
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PREMIUMS.

New subscribers Applying early for the
numbers for the last quarter OF 1875 Of such
periodicals as they may subscribe for.
{ Neither premiums to subscribers n0r dis.
count TO clubs can be allowed unless the
money Is remitted direct to the publishers
No premiums given to clubs. NOV
Circulars with further particulars may be
had on application. ~.
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Trees are blossoming, flowers are bloom.
ing, frogs are croaking. grass 10 growing
and thunder sh0YArs have come,
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21

'T0c cGE| TH|3 ~ ELEo7o1s OF NEW ga STE
FELLOW EsTIzENG I again Offer mysslf1o
your confederation a. Q candidate for the
once Of sheriff Of New Castle County. Sub
feet to the Nomination Of the Democratic
Party. Thanking my friends for their for,
gnaer Aupport Ain respectfully yo4rs, 4 4
lfSbA.0 .E-FLEF1 ~ ISAAC 0RUBB.i
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sTa .ast. ssT.s. %
OH al ss. a'... -l.'. at.-. BIS
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%Gr~HT ET
CLUBS.

A discount OF twenty per cent. Will be al
lowed to clubs Of four or more persons!
Thus: four copies Of Blackwood or of one
Review will be sent to one aGidrexs fol $3.50
four copies Of the four Reviews and Black.
wood for SIS, and SO on.
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'sPoI1TaCAL. I

W P0LITlCAL. Y
TV CGHalE: SSaa E!no1au or s1wH'As1a1s'
FELLOW Nrr1sENg I again o6ar mysslfto
your confederation a. candidate TOR the
once Of sheriff Of New Castle County. SUB.
Party. Thanking my friends for their for,
nss ssnrnPor lren re'p'ffss%alHl{6 fs%H6 Ssss5s
FoR sHsRlFF, -. :. .'.''-'
.., ,,.., ROBERT .. JUsTIs, leT
.. f,,, OF Mill Creek Hundred.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party Of New Castle County. febItn
TIE PEOPLES 'AsD'D456Ek z6k SHERIFF
.Fa ~aa % New Castle County,
lsa PRANK SAWDON,
Subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
FOR SHERIFF, sae saol
"a - JOHN PYLE, ssy +.A.
Subject to the decision Of the DsmQcrAt,c
Party. janT-tf,
FoH SHERIFF @ e.r ., ,.,.
OF .&,.t5--aha.2
New Castle County.
ATBENJA MORRIS, "a
Subject to the decision Of the Dem ocratic
Pe@- o. tT 81 nrva.tf
FoR SHERIFF y;''a I'd =. .rs
L t 4a ~ as# st1G'Ths
New Castle County, ef"' SID /
1EGEORGE @. wARD,Va
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. s-a. dec.9 tn
E'oR SHERIFF .'-.'...
New Castle County,
HENRY NJ. BARLOW,
of Brandywine Hundred.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. .y rEt 'anlb-lm
F.oR CORONER ... ... .' ....,..... ,.1.
DAVID c. ROSE vsr +.
Of Appoquinimink Hundred.
Subject to the decisio of the Democratic
Party Of New Castle County. feblO-tn
-- ---.-----------------.-- -
For CORONER ...9m..
HUGH McLAUGHLIN.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. '. 'tf-t+ '.'A eo-I
EOR CORONER.
T thereby announce myself az . candi-
date for the nomination Of Coroner, subject
TO the decision Of the Democratic party OF
New Castle county.
a.hlE EtyE HENRY 8. TRUITT.
EoR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE co.,
-. JAMES GEGAN,
Of Wilmington Hundred,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. ray jen5-mws-Ln.
TATLORS.
SPRING AND SUMNER, 1870.
WM. O'CoNNOR,
Merchant Tailor
No. . East Third Street,
cover Dubell's hat store)
Has laid In a fnl line Of ..y .a.
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs,
AND VEsTlNGs. .uw
SPRING AND SUMNER.
Which he will make up to order at prices
to suite the times. Goods and Fit guaran.
teed. PANTS "A SPECIALITY.
|HKlA!Me4z4!m>,!p :,
| MS2Mehmzk5atiAz,y
| |MMMMNzaW
WIN/C6N7. H. M.L/
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and SKETCHES,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

Die @rinoune fatboltl&er 6cGlGu,
len In Grantret@ unb Gnelano rpie pors
benz IN Belsten unc Srlanp. unp pae
&uftreten tatbplil@er @elebrtenpereint
tn Deutl@lonp. 8elsten unp 8Bbmeu
III Elm Greisnte BON aroeer Traswefte.
Sc III pabr Der Infang btelsr lnters
~nebmun9en 1T bei@etDen uni anlpru&s.
los aber aQe srpeen @erfe In Der Sc
f&i&te bobsn 70 besUnueu. Gtnfa@bett
TT bic S:snatur Der In Soft eeerdnoe>
ten @etfe. Sbre DotattOn berubt
9~rObsntbeils auf ben Yfennisen Der @r'
men ; aber serape ravum III fe reid,
oenn linen bat GOttss Sesen ME &c,
febIt. Sene @erfe BADEN be9onnen
NIT Dem @ebUrlau1 sssen ben betliSen
StubI uno iinb beftmult, Der Wabrbett
uno Gem &ehte Der STRIDE 3ur 8ertbets
Dioung 3l btener. Dasum wetper je
@ursel faGsn, .tIabsn uno Gri@te
traeer urter Der ieanencen 6ano DEF
fen, Der 3u aIleut 0uten 9eeeiben eibt.
@tr pOQen nun cie bssisli@en Be-
frebuneen ser &atbpltfen in, Deutl6s
LAMB uno etnise1 NaGbarldnpern ben
9elern uUrfGbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

ldidte, etul&uesli& Der 3tteratur I'm,
Runfwtfenl9aft enolt@ fdr &e&ts'
unp spctalwtGenidaft. Die Gebiet'
Der Ysr1Giscener Secttcnen gelaneer
b't ben idbrltden pretsfrasstt 10 tbun'
ltd slei&m6Btaer 8eridfGttsun8.
Die @eiea1doft befebt aus Ebeil-
nebnaera NIT einent Sabresbrttras Ycn
8 Nart. aus Mitsltspern NIT etnem
Sabresbettras BON 10 @art unb aus
Gbrenmttalieberrt NIT etnent etnmalt9en
8ettrase Sor, mtnbefens 800 Warf.
Webr alS 900 Mdnner iinp bic ieBt
Der @eleIldaft beisetreten.
Der plan Der @rInouns elmer frtte1
fatboltl1en lntperftdt far Deutl6lanp
i&etnt fetner @erwtrflt@uns fernsr
renn ie; pie StaatsiduIe oalpet etns
NAL fefne fremben @5tter nebsn tb,
pie Der seifirsi1e 9ert9trRatter Der
btit. spOl. Bldtter 1&reibt. Daber fprtn9t
cie bcbe 8eoeutuns elmer fcIGen freten
@fupemte BET @tGen1daften, wie bic
@5rreseeielldaft fe oarfeQen wtQ, iU>
fort jeoem Satboltten in bic Muse1 unD
nit 8e&t petf fort uno fort bic fatbps
ltide Yrefe ou? bas unternebmen bin,
UNI fir cafelbe ;u trerben.
DUrtissans fOIst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

uub Gt&t. Tim Der 9ube 9brer alten
Eoge, nm bes @eltneens Strer tlnters
aetmunsea niQen, tbun gle mte wir
rter 8tid6fe. @eilen 9te frdfttg sus
rad, tras 3utlGen Sbren @louben
unb benz @lauben bes Stellpertreters
@brttft aud nur ben fletnfen l1nters
i&teb begrinbet. SINNER urb iiberaQ
i9lteBen Sie td an baS T@tbare
6aupt Der Str&e IN Glaute uno 2tebe.
bort pcbnt 0nace uno Grteee, bort
bic Si@erbeit fGr bic Belt bee eebens
uno fur bic Stunbe ceS TobeS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23
TentIlet0n n.
J Gerb(t.

Der @tnter aabt, Elm rauber Nprb burG.
atebt
Die welten 86uuae, adj, unb Qaub fir 2aub
Gntfintt ben 3weiseu. Maes 2sben fiebt
unS pas bas 9era erfrente ptrb su @tanb.
Die 2sr&e ftpetst lansf l&pies bic NaG
tieaa.
Gtef btnter Neteln tueilt Der Connie 2tGt;
Die 9eerSe ielbf, bte ipnR an, @trpmesfaa
Gid Iccs unb Rrauter fu@te, febf ba niGt,
@ns Wltatpnen Rtaberlet@en pebt
Die Nutter Grbe I@ ibr Sterbsewanb,
8alb anter SturmesbrAultn adj, bearGbt
Der blet&e Serapb fe NIT taIter Sanb.
Bias enst bic grut? @as tretbt bic @eels
bin,
@let9 ienea gSseln, tn ein feraes 2anb?
|&, Elm 2anb, no nm beg 2en3es Grin,
Die Gwtetett ben &rans Der Damer ,paub!
. @ebnfu@t, bic auf @IpdentInen bu
nns tpetnenb apti9en Orb unb 9tmmeI trGef ;
SIM Bid auf Graber anier 5srs CUR Stub,
SIM Bid mad Oben es aur Cuff bepesf!
Du, bic, tpean uns Der Seele 2ieblius firbt,
Der @ebmmtb Stau tn's bIR're guse trauft !
Da, bic uns fIr Elm bef'res 2eben mtrbt,
I'D bw, tn beren etrabl bic 5ofnung reift,
limb uus nit betI'sem @bnunssl9auer faat,
Der tsbe banse Scbssfur9t entftrnt;
Du iprt@f gum Gram, Der uns tn @cIten
bIQt,
DaB infer Zoos ben @e@lsI einf Serlernt.
Sa, ub aud Mges INN uns Der serbIitt
anb cb wtr feIblt wte tueltes 2aub, Yernebn !;
Der 9etraatbsbrief TN iebnenben @ematb'
gerbiirst uus Muferfebn unb @iebertbn.
q. q. Nettbarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23
CTrrtfeBung.)

Wetn Gabrer that, pie fbm bsfpblen.
ct fibrte bas Yferp am !3issL, wGb>
reuo ct MIDI NIT Der etnen 5anb fef>
btelt. Als wtr etrra 3ebn Mtnutei1 In
ben WalD btneinseorunger, Heute ct
mid unter cine Dide Glide unb tief mir,
auf letnen Dcl@ peiienb, NIT Dpnner-
ftimne su, oae Id bes Tposs 1ein pGrs
be. venn t@ es waste, Dor ether Stut>
be ben plas su Derlalen. @eist pu
aud. tras etne Stunbe 1T? rtef CT
ult4 nod an. lnD pbne metnc INIT
mort a~bjuwarten. 3et8te ct mad Der
SDnne, pte NOD aiemlt@ bod itanb unp
la9te Stebft bu bort bie Sonne /! Menn
fe binter ben 8dumer Ysrl1wtnbet, 70
pae pu fie ntdt u1ebr febeu fannf, Ram
erft oarfff bu 9ebea. Merfe pir's tppbl.
Ionf !--@r ula6te nod etne cros
benbe @eberpe, faBte iein NoB feftsr on,
3Igel nno War metnem ansfpplen
8ltde balo Deridwunnen. Sebt eri
atbunete t@ pteber freier auf, ater Id
bate es um feinen Yrets In Der Welt
sewast Dem erbaltenen Befeble unees
bprIam su fetn. @laubte i@ bod, btns
ter iebem BauHre ODER Bul1e f5nne ein
Netter berscrbre9en urc mid ntepers
fOsen. Guar oebnte f9 Dte Stans
be unenpli9 aus, INNER unp immer
fab t6 nod pte come, es f1ten, ale
wOae fIe ntGt pOn Der SteQs srst6en j;
aber aud t9 faro fef uno baGte an
neine @rcBmutter u1D an baS Mbenpz
brOt pent n1ein Nasen fling an, uneez
film ;u rerpen. Die 9angneiiafeii
meines StiufaureS puroe unteroeGsu
cod einisemal unterbrOden. ,Ulir rua,
es, als Oh leitab mad Der 2anefrabe
bin @erdal9 pom Stimmet ertSnte UNI
etntgsmal slaubte i'd, peutli1 pferpes
8strappel unp etr Sltrren su b5ren, ale
ob Gtlenfdte an chamber seiblaser
rpirpen. Damn tpurce es aber pieDe,
flu uno I'D i9aute iebnfi@tis mad be,
Sonre, Die isyt binter Dte bb@fer
0tpfel trat unp Mnfalten nta1te, mil
3u 0ffalen enpIi1 unfiGttar su rper.
psr. sSn BEN Augenblife, no fte met.
men 8Itden enti9panp, rpurDe Go abe
aud tn Walpe 70 bitter unb lGauerltd
bop Intb etne srOBe AnSf iberfam uni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

No1 etnmal iGaute Der 6erblt init
freunDlidfem @6etpesruee suri6. Sc
tamel nod eintse beitere, lonntse Gage,
uno ipsnn aud Dte Woreen tribe unp
nebelts waren, 70 ftrablte bp1 bte Spns
ne bonn Mittase ab In retnfer 8larbeit
unb lief bic bunten 8ldtter Der 8dume
In freunblt9fem 3tbte erlGeineu. lln=
fern &eiienoet rurpe auf benz Weae
mad 3atlersIautern nebrmaIs gar
ppblsemutb um'S 6ert 70 baB 8une<
barot letn ~losenanntes 9unbeleten ners
Sns uno ni6t felten NIT frafttser Sttms
me In Gbdler uno @dleer bineinlang,
bag Das G@o Seweft rpurbe unb lout
benz frbbltGen Nancerer antrpcrtete.
Bismeilen ttnmte aud Dte icnft 70 ftle
Nrau NIT ein, unc 60 ertSnte oanrl eth
swar etnfa6sr, aber bod anipreGenper
@olfseelans, Der ben SGrttt Der @etz
ienben befaaelte unp ite jebe Ndbt8fett
nersefen lief.
5n Dteler bettereu Sttmmu1s pros
Ductrte Bun9barot feline Rtnfe NIT
mtbr gifer uno @el9idIt1tett oils lsnf
unp erntete unterwesS ntGt blcB r1tnDs
ItGen, i~cncertt aud fltnsenpen Deifau.
@be ft6's BE Wanoerer Yerlaben, bltdte
tbnen lGDn BON ferne Railerslautern
entsesen, NO fe pteper Na9tquartfer
nabmen, pbne j.po1 ben Or NIT ben
8enetGen tbrer @eldtdlt1tett au beebs
rem. 8unsbarpt wuste aus LANCER
&%rfabruns, DaB D5rfer uno TIeden 3u'
mstf Elm Danfbareres uno l@aulaftse'
res putltfam besten, aIs bic Brbberen
StaOte. Sn SatIerslautern bate Sarl
aud Veranla6une, Dem bfs5ertsen, 70
pOClwOlenDen Ne,iesefdbrtfn leir efse<
nes SGlflal uno Den f1maaDcllen
gsrcaGt ~mitsutbsilen, pel@er auf tbnn
lutete unp ben arrren Snabet aus Der
9etmat pertrteben bate. Nc& jeBt
trat 9arl p6brenp Der GrsdbIunB Das
Dlut In Die WanBen, NOD ieBt entfttr3s
ten beige Ebrdnen letnen Ause1, al3 CT
pte 8el&alDtsuns pss Diebtabls ers
w6tnte unp isiner seltebten Mutter
G@mer3en unO Gnpe idtlperte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

dterIteB MID msttert GHtdlale uni
9tng fort. ia1bent CT MIR nod eth
Sttd 8rOb sereitt bate. SD wnft
ttdts auceres 10 tbuu, alS mid rieeel
IN etre Dor benz @tnne l1iBenpeM eau.
erede 3a feBen, 10 .petnen unb snbltd
trierfr einsuldIafen.
Ia SHaun's ben biblGen Bubet, ril
er fet fdldftl- - Mtt bielen @orten
ruroe t& bur1 cine 1barfe Sttmme &C.
rpsdt, ais faum Der Morgeu graute.
unb t@ fab etne alte Grau neb(
eineu iunsen @anre DOR mir feben.
Der leBtere btelt einen Glal ar 3aeel,
ueIder auf befben Setten S5rbe trus.
8etoe perionen tpare1 gang brauner
unb babel eldn3enper 0et@tsfarbe-
3tseuner, pte t6 fpdter erfubr, bic iibers
all umberfreiften, no bas&rte9sunslld
8eute Derbtee.
DcG, i'd nil mid fur3 faGen. Sie
fraeten mid aus unp nabren mid NIT.
Gin tl&tises Stid Brot uaabte mid
pasu wtuts. Sd bin sebn Sabre bel
tbnen uuo tbrer Eruppe 9etpeien, babe
tbr wtlDes 8a9abunpenleben gstbetlt
uno bin pacur@ feIbf efn 0asabunbs
Serpcrcen. SD babe BON met1er Sc
feulbaft ntGt6 aelernt alS bic Runf>
fide unb @aufeleten, UelGe Ie auf
S%abrmdrften iibter1 unb NIT benen tG
mid jeBt erndbre, unp t6 rdre pobl
nod beute BET tbnen, rrenn tb ntGt
metne Grau BIER fenner eelernt bdtte,
SD fano fte tr Der Ndbe etnes DcrfeS,
psiien srpbe @alpunsen uas ldneere
3ett b~ebertersten, fano fe, oaS gtsb
bdteno, IN ttefiter @rmutb, bungrtg urD
blOB. Sefters, rpenr t1 ALIEN pber
NIT Nnberen auf Stretferefen ausetna,
ipra5 i'd fe. @obl mar fe Watle
rie td unp bur@'s Srteesunslif bic,
ber eeldleuoert, aber fe rruBte u1ebr als
t9 perutlberter Wenid. fe fannie Soft
tnD tbre Heltston uuo perpantte cieb
efnem mttletotsen Mbnde, asten be6en
rerwGfetem Rlp(ter einit t4re pdterIt1e
6dtte %8eilanbsn. Sbr verpanfe ids,
paB tA etn Menl9 9ercroen btu, Der
wetb, wp3u ct auf Der Delt it, uuo auf
cen 6tmmel bofen barf. SD perlteB
ntGt pbne Strett uno n1anntefa1e
6tnpernti7e meme btsberise Geieuldaft
unp wplLte mid tn Dcrfe als Fne1;
~neroineen, aber Ntemanp n1o9te Dem
3tBeuner trauen. @ladlt4erwetle bate
td seb6rt, bae uran In BreospOrt
S@an3urbeitsr sebrau@e neil Die Ges
ueralfaaten bas Stdpt6en ~befeRisen
.ppQten. SD etne portbtn, fanb IT.
belt uno bebtslt fe oter Wcnate.
Damn wuroe t9 entlofen, ater i'd bat>
te mir NIT Gntbebrung unb 6uneer
Gtntses seipart, tebrte ppu 0ofnuns
mad eem Dprfe 3urdf uno fanb pas
6fytenmdo6ett rteoer. Sc foIste mfr,
Elm mttIeipfser tatboltlHer prtefer trau.
te uns Datler, unb 70 f1n8e1 .ptr benr.
3uiammen bas @anoerleben an, baS
wtr bente nod fdbren. Wetne Sc
idt6te TT aus, m6Gte aud mstn UNI
ftdtee 9eben bnIp Ycrbet 5etn. Dir,
metn junBer 8uriae, aber pinlGe t1,
baB but balb Gieleaentett fnoef. rubta
3u leben unb ettpas NiBlides 3a lers
nen. Der Menl1 ptu, rrte Der Baum,
etne fefe Steue BADEN, penn er ees
oeiben uuo fi@ sufrteoea fablen fol-.
Sarl bate NIT Der aufuerflamfen
Ebetlnabne aueebSrt unp als CT mad
senOHenem Abenpbrot itd auf's barte
StrOb sur &ube leste, bat er @ptt un,
70 inntser um 8eifano auf benz fer<
neren puntlen Gebensrese. Or abnte
nt&t bas idOn fir ibn selcrst mar.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-06-08
4 Young Woman of Nerve.

We learn that the fine dwelling house
near Garysburg owned by J. J. Long
caught fire at an angle of the roof from
a chimney spark about three O'Clock on
the afternoon of, Friday, last, There
was no1male assistance nearer than a
quarter of mile. Very soon after the
alarm was raised, Miss Harriet Thigh
man procured a ladder which was in
the yard, some % steps from the back
door, and with it FASTENED to the house,
and by means of it reached the scuttle
Here she encountered a volume of
smoke Nothing daunted, however,
she reached the burning roof through
the trap door. On the roof double
danger. awaited her in the risk of fall
ing to the ground, Sc feet or more, and
of her clothing catching fire from the
flames, pressed toward her by the high
wind prevailing at the time Buckets
of water had been drawn and carried to
the second Hoor by the school children.
To reach them, Miss Tilghman had to
go to andfrom the trap door probably
20 feet or more, and sometimes walked
upright on the highest part of the roof
with bucket of water in her hand, and
at others crawled along to the fire as
best she could. She succeeded in sub
DUNG the flames, and thus through her
heroic eXertions and great daring the
property was saved from destruction
Roanoke (N. C.) NeCS.