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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
gpe3ial= =Moti,e,t.



&ptsintS, MaI ssnnp 8 DIeif dsE rtraft
ssabrbait ano itarfcmo.
Beifer, ais eebert6ran, sesen d. ptn iudt t.
euftr6brenait GntS climbing uno anoer
2ungenz uno SaIs= s=Deidiueroen. 8e gterpen&, ,G6ar.
Iadb= uno anberen 6ie6ern als ndbrenbes Gonicur
sur 5er6eiilbruns raider uno oolftdnbiser Geneune
ebr mirtian. Gut sesen 0pspepfie, appetitloisteit
Serbauun9sleibeu unb algeneine Sdlpdde.
Sn alien apOtbeten gu haben. [San.5,tS'l
Bareaa ser @asItd5t=Gcmpasnts
BON Baltimore,
Nr. 10, Gputb Gtrafe.
@ote....BtIItses Seismatertat-...e e ofe
aDir ba6en cine oorsIslide Oualitdt BON eofes porz
rdtbts, tpele mir benz Bublifum als Elm enpfeblens=
mertbeS Sei,materaI fir bGusibe unb anoere 3pede
oferreu idnst Iet fSeuer unb i frei pon nnreintg=
feiten.
Befelunsen nerben in bieiem SireGu ODER tn be1
Tabrif, sus bon eeaoenballftr., ausenommen.
Yreis $3.50 pro Dasenabuns, in irsenb einem
GtabttbeIe abseliefert.
lSft23tl Games q. smaapcoo, Sefr.
Yers. GorS Smotaniibes nesetabiItid)es 9e=
colt, felt % Sabren als bas sroBte Blutreinisunss
Niittel Der @esenipart tetannt, iutrb nur in gfr.
177H, IaBettes, goroweit=Gde BET gmtatps
Gtrate subereitet unb tit 6e allen Npotbefern 3u ba=
ben. [aus26, 12Dtefl
Datetie ipcroen fur 0rfinocr eripirft.
grf nod Changing bes Batents iperben @ebdbren
terednet. 9. $. & g. 2. Ssowaro,
SIT. IS, SeconS itra6 e, Der Boft sesenaber.
I6e6r2, ,t2Dte] 3pes= =Bireau in gSaibinston, 8. 6
asr Nan 6eiebe ben
,,9oro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER, "
ebe man etnen anberen lauit, bei
8. g. @ecMnob,
[Gept2S, ,12Ddeyl Str. Is, @ermanftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Ndlff1er nerhaftef. b

0o u II IL. san. - Solep9 Wtoore aus
@perett tpuroe beute anf bic antluse bin Der.
baftet, @oloooaars unb anOere Wtiia3eH &C.
fdlld)t 81 baben. &eridieOene 6all6mitnSer.
Npparate pur0en bel INN poraefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12

9taat UearylanS, Staet Baltimore.
SD, g. 5. Bsnniman, 9aliirer Der obengenanns
ten Uani, beIdpore biermit feier6, baB obiser Be-
ridbt na4 meinen beiien @iiien uno @lauuen tuabr
LIT. q. s. Acnniman, aaiiirer.
nnterihreben uno bei6noren Dor mir ON oeienl II.
Gage i'm Utonat Sanucr 1877.
Sbomas GarriS sSooses,
0ffentlihcr gtotar.
Die 0sidtisfeit beideini9en:
2Snt. S. albert,
George email,
S3orace abbott,
fiji Sireftoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Die @iszGomtpa9nie't an SsmOfon

9f bout, N.s9., II. Sunlar. Der
AuSitano Der Qrbelter Der Sis @ompagnte'u
ntmmt beeenflidle 9imentonen an. Cine
9unoett gfann tarfs bepafinete Sdaar Der
1usitebenoen bat Die grbeiter aus alien @iSs
lduiern III Der Ndbe uertrleben uuo brobt,
Die getteren 81 3erit0ren, i'm Sale Die 2lrbeit
fort9eicst miro. 0tan befiirttet ernltllhe
6ubelt0rungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Ssernttid)te telcgrapbii1e
HeDef61eft.

pr. .. N. 9rl1ltn, &onIul Der Ser.
Staaten in Samoa, fam seitern i'm Suffrage
Der Regterung BON SamOa aui oem 8ege
mad gSaibin9ton in Gan Nrausisco on, unt
etnen Sertra9 nit ben Ser. Staaten ab3u.
itltsbeu. Sr.Griffin ertldrt, oub bic Oeutite
Sirma GoOefirOs & &c., bereH Ritgltsb Der
oortige Oeutide &oniul 1T, fattii6 Die 3ii9el
Der 8egierung oes 2anoeS on ii6 9erlGen sat
uno bic BON cen @tngsborenen eiugeieete 0te=
9terung 9dn5llh i9Horirt. Bie 6irma legt -
mie 9onlul @riffin bebauptet - ben Gin9es
borenen, rpelhe iid) au9eblld gegen bic Oeuts
Iden ginwohuer BON SamOa uergangen
baben, arbitrdre Straien auf uno niro bon
einem oeutiden Srieg6ld:fie in ibrem Sers
halten unteritiitt.
- pie Seiessebung Don @isconiin trat
oor9eern suiammen.
- Der @oubsrneur BON &anias uerlaS 9e.
fern ieine Sotlbaft Dor Der @eiesoebung 6es
Stnates rno iAmaus in oericlben baS btu
tt9e 9emn" RAD Der allerneuefen Retbo6e.
sr erfidIt, baB Sanias, i'm Sale elm neuer
&f nOtbwenOlg piiroe, Im ole 5riiGte
beS SiirgerfriegeS Su itd)eTu, bercit lein mir.
De, ieiue Bhtdlt az thun.
- @aAp. 8m. q. NiCer BON 4rfaniaS
rsuroe geltern in ieiu Amt eingeiebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12

Grite Wattomal=Sanf,
Baltimore, ben 10. San. 1877.
Sei Der idbrli6e gBahl oeier 9anf, am
g. Sanuar gebalten, tpuroen bic nabitebenben Serren
erpdblt: gSnr. s. WIbert,
gBm. q. Sooper,
SboS. &elic,
S5orace abbott,
Samuel N. Stpentafer,
0ecree Smau,
6. Saurin Wprrts,
sspbn u. GpGep,
Sof. 0rteoenpalo.
Sn elmer beutisen 8erianlmluns Der Dtreftoren
fuurbe Sr. &. gaurin gfOrrts Sula Brdjibenten uno
8hoS. Seel5p gum 8tceprGfoenten ertpd6lt.
III g. E. Veftnintan, 8a55rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
@tiembahttstlnfall boo &ettttt9n. :.

@tnclnnat1,O ., II. Sannar. = GIN
8aiia9tersus Der r2erington' Ytg Sunbp'er
gabn" lief geitern in Der gtdbe Der Citation
Star, Sp., aus Dem @eleiie. Dem 2ofomo=
tipfibrer Sobn Mains nurben betoe 8eine
5ermalnt, 10 baB beren Arputatiou nothmens
big tuurbs. gier Pafasiere erbielten lei6te
ySprIpts1tnnpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
ssla1tneri,.G Der uerartbeiltest
..WOl ~

Yotts D1IIe, Ra., IT. San. - Torbe'
reitungen fir bic Sludt Der vMollpr Wa.
guires" I'M bieitgen @efin9niiie iino ioeben
entbedt uno perettelt porben. Same8 8o1Ie
uno Sush Dtc@eban, tuel6e Seioe sum GoDe
berlrtbeilt iiuo, batten bereitS ben SuBbooen
inter tbreu getteu burd1brod1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Die e3tiamtttctf,tttft 3iuiidjet SsaDeS
1t1t0 SSfteelcrA
@erHtiid)tc Scpef6ett aus gsetr.
Mprf.

81 p.g orf, 11.Sanuar.-@ Sob er6ffnete
su LOG.
Der Dampfsr uSermunu" truf bon 8re,
men bier eir.
Der 9ampfer yState of Nebaba" lit
bon @iaSgoU angefomnen.
= Der Oampfer ,@rescent @itpo" 1T BON
aiplnwaa elngetrofen.
= Die 9ampfer california" unO ,Stute
Of 8trgtnia" ftno bon Glasgow bier elngez
troffen.
- Die SanbelStamner belt beute cine
Situng in 8esug auf bic iibermGbiaenSteu-
ern auf oaS Sapttal Der Sanfen. Sr. 9. ..
Sabcof fitbrteioen Soritb, unb Sr. @ufap
S6mab bteIt cine 8eoe. Betitionen muroen
aufaeiett, rpelhe Oen @onareB uno bic @eiet=
9ebung oeS Staates Inn abhilfe angeben.
- Sobn Dtc0onaIo, rpelder am Neuiabrs,
tage in etnem Birtbid)aftSlofale BON Dem
l9>ldbri9en Sas .Slafe III Die Sd)(dfe geidoI.
len purte, ftarb beute. 8lafe beitnOet ii6 in
Saft.
Die 3ou @iHnubmea betrusen beute
$388 900.
- Der llnterIdaemeiitsr 5ablte beute fir
Sntereilen S307, 900 uuo fir einseSogeue
Sbligationen $330,OOO.
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Selearapbii6e 9epefde,t.
cSnlatto 9epei6e,t.

8erttte Der railoeirteu Breiie' fhr ben r0euti9er
@orreiponoeuten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Scr 6elSm0rft.

Nem 9 ort, IL. Sunuur.-@elb leift
gu 3. 2Setiel rubig su 4.833. Sob i6loB
beute gu 106-4. Bunbe8 Sbligationen
idllolIen lebbaft; 81er COUPONS 1134; 65er
1889; neue 1893; Ser l12; 6Ser 1124
nene Sunfer 1115 ; 1O.40er Coupons
1923, 4ttten flan un6 niebriger; u. 9.
@entral l014; &rie 90; gate ShOre 54g /;
9as. Central G2B; 8ittsburg 90g; Nortb,
Beltern 353; BriOr. Sc; 0tod~Sslano 1909
unteridaeamt8 8ilan,: Sob sec ,427, :.
489; @Ourant SAL ,029. sal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Gus Wittels 1ttto siiOs9lutertfa. -
Stmrs oct Ge8ierttt8 bon Gelta.

Yanama, 2. San.-3mii6en bem Se.
feblsbaber Der Suiurseuteu in Nutioquia uuO
benz Staatsiefretdr Der giutionalregierun9
itnO 6riebensuuterbauo!unge i'm Gauge. -
Die Sunbe8 SriesSoampfer uBenfacola" unb
rSmaba" lie9en nod i'm bieiigen 3afen. Die
n2adamauna" befano itf am %. .9e;ember 3u
Wasatlan.-3u @afteu in @cuaoOr fano ON
IA. Deg. stpiideu Der 25OO Sc. ftorteu giatio
nalarmee II. OeuSujurgeuten eiueSdla6t ltatt.
Die Grfere tpuroe beiie9t uno in hie SIudt
9ei9lagen. SeiOe Yarteien fdnpften nit
GROCER 8ra5our; e8 bliebeu 400 GO0te uuf
OemYlabe, unO cine beOeuten6 gr0Bere An3abl
wuree uertuuuSet. ais bic ga6rlb. iiber
bic gtteberla9e in Quito eintraf, entflo9 Yr1s
fioent SorreIo aus bem grefutipgebaobe uno
iufte, rpie man bebauptet. 56ue in benz Sc
lanoti6aftsgebGnne Der 0tepubllt Colombia.
Die B.r0er erilarten fd fir Die Suiurseuteu.
Dtan erlbartete Die 9estereu am 25. DECEMBER
in Quito unb glaubte, SaB DIE 9tntunft oerz
ielben benz Siirsertrte9e elm guoe MAIDEN
mprhP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
&auoeebilf's Seitamet,t .

Iem= Dorf, IL. San. - ps. ISM. $.
8auberbilt erfidrt, BOB baS Geitanlent ieines
Saters, 10 melt ct milie, ale Setbeiltste Su.
friebeu ftelle. Gine Sauitelie iiir hie Grid
tung zines 4iplS fir i'm Dienlte nerfriippelts
@iitnbabn anseitellic wirO nddlitens ausc.
fauft uno bic @rridtnus bes @ebduoeS 10
balo. QlS mDaIidl. heaonnen merpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
M. GomrtneD 4 8rnDer,

~. VuWlIWCD ~ OlWplI /,
Nr. IA, Mnrb=Gbarles=,
Gde 0et UaDette= Strabe.
Sinportenre pon
feiueu Meimen, &ramnttueinem,
Gapanna-Gigarren,
feimem 9bee,
Nau1tlten= Brcceric= gtttifeIn
uIlb
frembem Wrpoutten fesItder @rt.
Nqeintse asenen in ben Yereinisten Staaten fr ben
berlbmten
Grand "Vin d'Angleterre-"
Gbampagaer
uns gioeutblner bes ncIo Club 0ouie" reitet
No89ett gSbtstep's-
(geptt5, ,12DteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
8eaferptte.

8oft n, II. San. = Die @lenpaaren-
ftrma @ebr. Sargent & Comp. bat falllrt;
Die YaiFpa betrasen $167 900, bic aft,pa
$242 900. Ser UraIer Dapio U. Batd, hat
ebenfa1S feline :3ahlungsn eingetellt Die
Daifipa beluufen fid] auf s9o, 200, BON mel.
den etwa $4,000 bis $4,000 ourd, @runb.
eiSenibum 9efidert ftno.
9ouis oille, SRp., IL. Sanuar. - Die
@lenmaarenhdnoler Sleoin & Gain babeu
falirt. Die Yaifioa Der 6irma betraqt s167 ;.
600, Sle attipa 100000. 3, Gteniu's per,
iDnlid9s SerbinblldfeiteE betraqen $50. .0OC
uRb iein g,erm0gsn 100000, tauptiadbltf
in @eHnobeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Setbitntorosnerf,tdb clues nertrs
ft5eilfe1t M0rScrSA

gS 0 B 4 d, Bt., II. SQnuar. - Senrp
@rauIln, pelher Dor 8nrSem oes WorbeS i'm
eriten @raoe iiberiiibrt wuroe, psriu6te beute
i'm Geidugniiie, fif Die Sehle init etuer @las=
iderb, gu Ourdidnetbeu. Gs eriifirt AuSft9t
nui ieine Rettuun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
9iod, eita Gifenbabtt=ttnfaa. - @ttt
gSageon ittirst attf bent ttid)t
ttseDr tttt9e.p6bnltGett @eSe alas
einer G6be 0ott 45 ssttf attf Die
GiS0eGe eifteS SSI1tfSeS

gaiia8rerlpag9on Der v@beiapeafe Ohio
Sabn" lief heute in Der Jtdbe beS @reent
Sriar= S,ufes in @efbirginteu aus bem Sc
leiie uno wuroe aus elmer 50be bon 45 SUB
aui bic @t8Oefe oes Sluiies binabsei6leuOert.
9as Sis mar 9liidliderlpeiie iebr ftart, unb
Der @ag9on brad nt9t bur4. Sieben Sal
ia9iere lpurbeu berlett, iebod Niemanb tOot.
lid. Srau 5all aus g8htte> Sulphur Springs
erIitt eireu BetnbruC1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Die erlu0ttete rttSiifd1e sefpfte

N or IT. Sa., IL. Sanuar. -. DER
rniiide @eianbte uno Der ruiiiid)e &omiral
@rawn, Der Befehlsbaber Der ertparteten
Ulotte, langteu beute Ybeub bier on. Die
Tlotte 1T nod uid1t apaefommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
&fGnSe.

9ongzSrnn9, Mss, II. Sanuar. -
0uS v&entralsSotel" nnO mebrere anftOBeube
@ebauoe branuteu Inn llbr beute friib nies
Der. Der Serluft betrd9t upgefGbr $40, COO.
Oa8 Setel mar @igentbum besQrn. g. .@obeu
in Rctn.DOrt.
Scranton, St.r II. 9anuar. - 9as
@ebdube, in weldem ii6 Oas biefge Boft'
uno 9cllamt befanoen, brannte beute neoer.
Die Si9er unO Der ionilise Snbalt oeS YOits
antics murben ser1t9rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12

Rem Solte ebrlidl ertpdbtten Ganbibaten in
llr Anlt ein9elett mereeu o0er oh Setrng uro
9elpelt Die SberEanb bebalteu iOltten, oh
oaS SDlf Der Ser. Staaten ietne Scnmten
ielblt mdblen, ocer oh cS politiiGen S6miuo.
lerH geitattet iein iou, jene Suutttou su Der.
rld)ten. SIN lebteren Sale bdtte Die conltitll.
tionelle Srelbcit auf bem amerifaur1en @on.
ttHente tbren SobesfioB erbalteu. 9as 9fedt
Der fretsn gSabl lei Der @runoftein elmer oelno.
fratiifen &epubltt, uno luenn fidl bte Siiraer
oleleS ReGts entduBertell, 10 bitten iie iih be-
rettS odsu enti6loiien, Sflaueu su iein. GS
9ebe feline beiligere Su4e fir freie 8iirger,
alS Die entid!eoeue MISUNDERSTANDING oiejeS
6uitoameHtal= SrinStpS. Sic 8iirqer bon
9eor9ia uno hoffentlib ieoes aEoereu 5taat8
mitroen bteieS 9te9t ME frelmillig aufaeben.
OaS Ototto beS StaateS @eoraia: ,gSeisz
belt, 9erebttsfeit, MdBiguug" oeute ben Nus=
meg an, auf nel9em bic @ntlGei0ung getrof.
len Deroen f0nne. SolIte Der @onereb ullz
9lltdlider gSeiie ntf)t in @tanoe ietn, bic
5ra9e anf sufrlebeu teueuoe Wetie Su l0ien, 10
tonne otelelbe rubig bem nii1tern llrtbeile oes
Solfes beS 9foroens iiberlnfIeu tperoen. So1te
leood) aud oleie lette Snitan5 ohue Reiultat
bleibeu, 10 bGtten ionobl Der Horoeu, tuie Der
Siioen oaS 0fe4t freier Siirger, bas 9tedt
Der Selbifre9ierun9 esrlorsn. 0as Solf BON
9eor9ta lei berett, inter alien l1mltduoen Ietne
PIltd)t 81 tbun.
Ste te3nfasatttcnfttttft 5tptid)en SaDeS
1t1to gSbeelcr+
Nens 9 orf, II. San. - Cine 0epeIde
aus Columbus, o., meloet: y6r. g8beeler
ertlarte 9ctern Nbeno, oaB iein Seiu6 bel
9oHperneur 5apes Don feiuer beionperen Be,
oeutun9 lei. 0erielbe babe einfa9 ote @rs
neuerun9 elmer alten6reunOifaft gum 3pede. E"
+ 9mctlle gSettertt.
Stem 80 orf IL. Sauuac. Die befaunte
Shauipielerin 2uctQe g8eftsrn ftarb beute
abeno IN bem Yierrepout'6 '6ouie" in 8roof,
lpn an Der 2nngencnt5iinbung I'M "a. 2ebens=
iabre. sic trat nod i'm 2oufe bieIer ISOLDE
I'M ugtem Part Sbeater" in SrOotlpu ais
uRancp SDIeS" in Dem S9auiptele vSliuer
&ptil" auf, obalet6 fie iid1 idOn ieit ldngerer
3elt bel 9eidwd9ter @euuobeit befanb.
MortR&{S&Afo SnNneAa@e n..a 0SA&..
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sMeralfAe spraae oes @onp. pon @eeraia

Cine 9epsidle aus Portlano, Sr., melbet in
Besuq auf bic $4,000, melfe bon Stem Oori
na9 Oregon 9eidldt tuuroen, angeblid nm
ben @ouuerneur @rouer in 0ergSattSs s@ronin'.
i9en Angele9enbeit su beeiuiiaiIen: D@s
miro aasemein 5uqegebeu, baB bic Summt
naf Oregon selhtdt wuroe, I'M gewthe po'
litiid)e 3rpede gu errelden, oab 5. .. Sbomp.
ion, Elm repnbltfanlfer Anpalt, meldler baf
bauptidtli1e Qr9ument in Besug auf oit
gusiteQung eiEes &ertififotS an @roniH DO,
benz @ounerneur porbradte, $4,000 fir ieint
Dieulte alS Intualt uuo @ronin etneu aleidbeu
8etsag erbielt. Ser Nelt bes @eloes tpurbs
3uriid8eihdt. gs miro ieood) auf quite Au.
tOrttdt bun gemeloet. oaB ueoer @rouer, nod
StaatsietretGr @baorpif etHen Dollar bel
fra9lihen Sunime erblelten."
Srtpns 9,erbaftung.
Jtem yprf, IL. Sanuar.-Sr. g8illian1
Srton, Yrdiibent Der ), ,gSeitli6en uniouzSele.
grapben-@ompa9nie," puroe beute frib pog
etHen SiilfSzQuditor oe8 9feprGlentanten-
bauies rad 8aiaington abgefiibrt. Die 8e:
amteu Der Gompagnte erfldren, baB fie ole
geieeliden Wfittel 5ur 9lniuenoung briugen
werbeu, I'M Die llnautaitbarfeit Der bon 6el
GOmpasuie bei5rOerten 0epeiden su f6sra,
uno balten bic ge9eumartige @slc9ellbeit fin
bic 9eet9uetlte, tlnt etile Nnerfennung ibrel
Nnipriide in Oieler 8e5iebung su erlanqen
9ie 8efIaatt pcs @ouoernemrs bon 8euraia
Ntlanta, @a., II. San.- @onnerneMl
Snttb erflirt III bemieni9en Sbeil ieinel
goti9nft, wel9er iid) auf ytatioual, ,Qngele'
genbeiten beSiebt, oaB iiber ben Bilen bon
a9tDhlionen Siirgeru, tueld)er i'm letten So
uember OIL ben Stimmfditen auSqeoriid
purOe, ni@t Der 9etiugite 3peifel srlftireu
f6une. Die Wabl mare III alien Staaten beu
Sorid,riften oes @eebes gemdB uno sbnt
8nbeh6runs dbgsbalten iporbeu; oennof
pagten es einige menige Nbsnteurer, Deldt
unter benz Sefeble tbrer Giibrer IN 2SaibiHs
ton banoelten uIo onrdl Ote Baponnete oel
Suaoesresterung unterftiist ipiiroeH. bic ben
Golfe erfpdhlten eniiHenteu GtanssmaHnei
3u perbrdnsen III ird)sR II. Der Hation AMBER
Berioneii aufsu6rdn9en, ipelbe uidt ermabi
puroen. Die 6rase lei einfa@, % bic boz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12
Weae Mm3etge1t.
8erid)t oeS 3nifanoeS

Der
rGrjtem Nattonal:Yanf BON Baltimore"
tn Baltimore I'm Staate gtdrhlano Bel tn
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-18
His Experiment Results Disastrously.

The subject was the employment of
women as saleswomen, or "sales
ladies'" as the latest euphemism has
it.
Mrs. Spicer said she always ''hated
to buy anthing from a woman
*'That is because one woman does
not know how to use another" said
Spicer men have no difficulty in deal.
ing with some women; lemme show
you," and as they entered
the toy store he blandly approached
an apple-face girl, with flaxen hair
done up in small pats over her fore
head, and slightly raising his hat,
asked to be shown some toys suitable
for child Of three. Apple.face turned
a cheap locket, r" lg lg at her neck,
right side out, smiled and said, eyes
Sir"
Spicer turned his eyes around in
triumph, but his ears unfortunately
hes I'd the shop-bells say, soto voce:
"Jenny, show this bald-headed old
noodle lsome cheap stuff, will you;
there's Jim Spooner jess come in, and
I want to see him."
Mrs. Spicer chuckled, and Spicer
thought they had better walk out and
see what t1ere was at the further end
of the store..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-18

"BY THE STILL WATERS =

by THE STILL WATERS.''
Don't you hear de hickory cracF'ing?
Muf1ed like. and soft, and low;
Hounds just like an army tramping,
Only it's sign Of snow.
Here's cinder, smolderipg, burning,
Droppin' ashes, powdered fine;
Don't be frightened, little missis,
It's cof6n--but it's mine.
Let me see the balm o. Gilead.
Wavin' by the cabin do,
won't hear it's leaves rustlin'
In the spring, my child, no mo-,
Maybe won't hear de blue bird
Singin' in de apple trees;
But I'll hear the angels singin'-
Dey'u have sweeter songs than these.
Harkl is dat de thunder rollingH
See the fOrked lightning's glPam:
Many time I've sOOthed my baby
When de storm disturbed her dream.
Now de drufn--I hear it beatin',
Slow and solemn-like, for me;
Maybe it's de waves breakin'
On de shores of Galilee.
'Twon't be dark, de stars am shinin'
Way above de storm and rain;
oere'll be long protracted meetin's
Camping on de heavenly plain;
Dere won't he no wailin', weepin'-
Dere won't be no day to part;
Christ will hear me when I knock dere,
he will bind de broken heart.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-18
Never Too Late to Learn.

Cato, at eighty years of age, learned
to study the Greek language.
Plutarch, when between seventy
and eighty, commenced the study Of
Latin.
Bocacio was thirty-fi years of age
when he commenced his studies in
light literature yet he became one Of
the greatest masters of the Tuscan dia
lect-Dante and Plutarch being the
other two.
Sir Henry Spelman neglected the
science in his youth, but commenced
the study of them when he was be.
tween fifty and sixty years Of age.
After this time he became most
learned antiquarian and lawyer
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-18

the connecting rods base was pressed
back by the lower brick and fragments
OF mortar I knew by the coincidence
Of the cleW and results that was on the
eve OF fortune, but dared not proceed
further alone. There were good and
sufficient reasons enough occurred to
me why further investigation should
be continued in the presence of spec
tators. It was too late to proceed that
night, so kept watch and vigil until
the village was astir again.
BY nine o'clock the next morn, the
local lawyer, a mason, carpenter and
constable had answered my summons
and we carefully examined the chin
ney, within and without.
The house had been so cunningly con.
strucred that the chimney apparently
flush with the main wall, had room
for a cavity on the right hand side,
more than foot wider than the wall
was at its juncture with tho wall into
which it ran, and instead of being of a
single four brick thick, it was double
that, with space of eight inches be-
tween. We did not stand on coremo
ny in breaking through the inner wall
and dragging out an iron case eight
inches wide, two feet long, and three
feet deep, supplied on the end next tc
the side of the fireplace, with a slit
like those in the ends of letter boxes,
only considerably larger, which was
exactly opposite to brick number seven
by nine. 1t was the old miser's repos
itory, constructed on the principle OF
a child's bank, to receive all but give
up nothing until broken into by force
A more careful device could not be
conceived to guard it's contents, for we
had to call in the village blacksmith tC
penetrate to its boarded wealth. Be.
sides gold bonds and notes, it contain
ed Triptolemus Forbes will, devisine
all he died possessed Of to Ethel, as
the one reparation in his power to
make for The evil he had exercised to-
wards his father.
In Difference to the opinions Of my
neighbors I have caused a costly stone
to be erected to the memory of Ethel s
uncle; but in my heart there is a
prouder monument, with a more
greatful inscription, raised to the
honor of that old Dutch clock, for from
it really descended the inheritance We
enjoy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-18

"What do you know about the
prisoner ?"asked the judge of colored
witness. 81 don't know nothin' bout
him, Judge, only he's bigoted
"Bigoted 2" asked the Judge; "what
do you mean by bigoted "Why,
judge" explained the witness, che
knows too much for one niggah, aud
not nuff for tWo!'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-18
The National C0lo,,v.

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advantages.
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lands has the
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MILLER, HUMISTON & CO.. Worthington, Mimi.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-09-13

and his intestlnes were protruding besides being also shot in the shouls der with several buckshot. It seems that hard feelings existed between Coflman and one George Hearn, and on more than one occasion threatens ed tine life of Hearn. On the even ing in question Coffman left town in an advanced state of intoxication and proceeded to the hoase of Hearn. The latter being out attending to some business, he began cursing and abusing his wife, and threatened to kill her, too. He at last saw Hearn approaching and he tried to ride his horse over him two or three times. Hot words were exchanged between them and it finally ended in Golf mans being wounded, as above stated. Owing to Cofiman's being so drunk Hearn never received al scratch. Hearn has not been arrest
 ed at present writing. The most singular part of it is that Coff'man| was on his horse during the fight, and it seems to us Hearn could have| possibly avoided wounding him so| badly. A. 37M. M.