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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
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and these complaints will disappear.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

FINGER SPLIT OPEN.-One day last week
little three-year old son of Mr.. Fisher,
who resides about four miles from this city,
met with painful as well as singular ac-
cident. The little sufferer together with
his brother but a few years his senior were
at the wood-piIe, the elder brother being
engaged in chopping wood. As the AK i'm
the hands of the elder brother was descend
ing, the younger brother, in attempting to
reach something directly in the line of the
falling instrument. received the blow in
tended for the stick of wood on the third
or ring finger of the right hand. The ak
descended with such force as to cleave the
finger in two, bone and flesh, from the
knuckle to the end of the finger, and bury
itself deeply in the wood, where it remain
ed, taking considerable strength to remove
it. The boy holding the AK raid hesaw his
little brothers hand i'm the way, but
couldn't stop the descending ak. DR.. o.
P. S. Plummer, who was called in. care
fully put the two halves together again,
done some neat stitching ON both sides of
the finger, and at last accounts it was heal
ing up nicely, and will doubtless soon be
sound and well.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
THE LUoKY cALE.'

A country curate, visiting his flock.
AT old Rebecca's cottage gave knock.
stGoOd morrow. dame-I mean no libel.
But in your dwelling have you got
Bible ?''
"a Bible. sir?' exclaimed she in rage;
'sD'ye think I've turned Pagan in my
age?
Here, Judith, haste, and run up stairs, my
IT'S in the drawer, be quick and bring it
here.''
The girl returned with Bible in minute,
Not dreaming for moment what was in
it;
When 10! on opening it at the parlor door,
Down fell her spectacles upon the floor.
Amazed she started. was a moment dumb.
But quick exclaimed, ssOh, sir, I'm glad
you've come,
'Tis six years since these glasses first were
lost.
And have missed 'em to my poor eyes
coet.''
Then, as the glasses to her nose she raised,
She closed the Bible, saying, s'God be
praised.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
DoN,r PRoM1sE roc MICH.

It is always your duty. yOu know,
To do just the best that yOH can;
Though your station be ever go low,
You can rise to the heights of q man.
Be manly in morals and speech.
Give tone to whatever you touch;
And learn just how far You can reach,
For fear You may promise too much.
Don't promise though often You feel
Yonr heart is with sympathy warm;
Your purpose you'd better conceal
Till sure that you've strength to perform.
Perchance some poor friend, whose weak
arm
Has leaned on his treacherous cTutch,
Has come to some desperate harm
Because yon have promised too much.
IT'S kindness that prompts you to say
The words that are sweet TO the ear,
But crflel it is to delay
The help that you promised was near.
The deeds that are trifies TO you
By some are not reekoned as such;
Perform what you promise to do.
And be sure you don't promise too much !!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
UP THE SANTL4M.

FEBRUARY 26. 1877.
ED. REGIsTER:-Left Albany the Goth !;
roads very bad. Noticed great deal Of
fencing downtown down by the high
winds of Monday.
Arrived at Lebanon at 2 o'clock-every-
body happy. Lebanon is a beautiful vii
lage. and is improving very fast. Left
there at one o'clock. crossing the Santiam
on the Lebanon bridge. Turning up the
river soon came to Messrs. Settlemeir &
Dawson's sawinill. Found the lads i'm
most excellent humor, as the first logs from
the mountains had just arrived-and they
were magnificent lot of logs. too. They
have half million feet oflogs ready to run
down to the mill as soon as there is suf-
ficiency of water in the Santiam. The
loggers say it is very good stream to run
logs on. 1t is about eight miles, by the
stream, from the mill to the finest body of
timber, in the Cascade Mountains. Some
of the logs secured Will make two thousand
feet of lumber. If you want splendid lum-
Der this is the place, and Settlemeir &
Dawson the men to get it of. They have
probably the finest mill In the State. situ-
ated about 81 miles above Lebanon.
They have fair road now leading to it.
which they intend TO greatly improve as
soon as the weather will permit i'm the
Spring. They have let the contract to
clear one hundred acres of rich bottom
land, which, when done, win make one OF
the finest little farms in Linn county.
RGJ
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
Pacific SIopers.
'etty thieves are doing Seattle.

Petty thieves are doing Seattle.
Boys steal knive from the Seattle stores.
Herring fisheries are attracting attention
on the Sound.
Seattle is reducing expenses by Giischarg-
ing police and putting out lights.
The ladies Of Olympia are forming an
anti-dance-witll-a-m a-man-whO don n't-take-a
girl society.
A Seattle man has had his wife arrested
for forging his name. They had been sep
arated for several months.
A man who stole small boat from IA
coma was apprehended by telegrah at Seat
tie and brought back for trial.
The Sound papers are advocating the
establishment of fog signal at Sandy
Point instead of the proposed lighthouse
at Point No Point.
Most OF the holders Of property on Front
street. In Seattle, are paying the assess
ment for the improvements nOtwithstand-
ing the city charter was declared i nuIIity.
And now Corvallis has the skating rink
fever.
It cost two Ashland boys $50 each to take
ride on stolen saddles.
A new grist mill win be built at Cor
nelius this summer In time for the coming
crop.
4(tsttu muufOS SOiu his I4rtn near OctitsSFr
vile, last week, to Major Bruce. Of Cor
wallis, tor sic, 600.
The properly of Hillsboro was assessed
at $127. .26S. The most valuable land wNs
assessed at 500 per acre.
Mr.. Hurley Is still engaged in prospects
| ing the Wasco county Mud Springs, "and
/ every ASSAY he makes shows silver In pay
| inc quantities. The people m the region
are still quite coufitlent they have rich
mines.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

JURoRs.-Following arc the names, resi-
dence and occupations of the jurors drawn
for the next term of the Linn County Cir
cult Court, which convenes in this city on
Monday, March 18th, 1877:
G. f. Parrish. Center, farmer
S. K. Claypool, Lebanon, farmer.
Jno. B. Harris, Harrisburg, farmer
Jno. B. Huston. Center. farmer.
A. s. Bassett, Halsey, farmer.
.JnO. A. Montgomery. Scio. farmer
Thos. Mills, Brownsville. farmer
j. A. Pennybaker, Harrisburg, farmer
G. G. Burgh, Waterloo. farmer.
Jas. A. Porter, Halsey, farmer.
Cyrus Clingman, Halsey, farmer.
John Stewart, Harrisburg, farmer.
w. M. Ketchum. Albany. mechanic.
G. w. Vernon, Albany. farmer.
L. J. Beard, Albany. farmer.
J. Macy. Harrisburg, blacksmith.
Martin Miller. Albany, farmer.
F. M. Rice, Halsey, farmer.
VIM. Phipps, Sweet Home, farmer.
&C. Harper, Albany, merchant.
David Millhollen. Orleans. farmer.
John II. Claypeol. Albany, farmer.
z. Grounds, Scio, farmer.
John Mccoy. Orleans, farmer.
S. L. Jones. Syracuse, farmer.
Lewis Stringer, Santiam. farmer.
ID. M. Cooper, Brownsville, farmer.
r. Foster. ST.. Albany, farmer
Frank Blodgett, Lebanon. farmer.
j. l.. Hatcher, Albany, farmer.
A. G. Hauseman, Brownsville, wagon
maker.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
LEBANON FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

ED. REGISTER The ladies' festival and
fair passed off with eclat on the evening of
Feb. 14th. Gross proceeds $166 SO, which
the liabilities reduced to 1920 net proceeds
This amount was paid into the treasury of
the G. p. Sunday School for the purpose of
purchasing an organ. Mr.. j. l.. Cowan
delivered an able and interesting address
on the occasion. Messrs. G. b. Montague
and Lieut.. Grant fully satisfied all in their
rehearsal OF the Lady of the Lake, being
frequently greeted with applause. Mrs.
j. l.. Cowan and other ladies were very
fortunate in presenting tabIeanx, most
beauti&af and enchanting. Mrs. J. N.
Ralston was the happy and lucky one i'm
obtaining the gold ring, worth &5, costing
her the outlay of only 25c for the number
which drew It. Fer enthusiasm and good
will nothing has ever passed Off in our
midst SO gratifyingly as the above fair and
festival. From its first inception It served
as bond of unity. uniting our people in a
good work, and cementing feelings of har-
mony which have renewed friendship, and,
we trust, confidence, which shall long en-
dure in the future. The display of music
on the occasion. gratuitously given by Mrs.
j. M. Ralston, Prof. A. Compton, and 9TH
ers, was unsurpassed. The G. p. Church
tenders to the good citizens of Lebanon its
prayers and well wishes that this, the be-
ginning of the second century of our Ma
tion. may be new era in life unequalled
for blessings of good and prosperity in
business for them. We hope in the near
future to have the privilege OF inviting the
public to a grand musical concert, where
they may listen to the sweet strains of
music produced by our new organ, the
generous gift of the people of Lebanon.
WHAT LEBANON.
1.-THE above was unavoidably crowded out
| of our last issue.-Ed.1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

HELP THOSE WHO TRY TO HELP THEM
sELvEs.-Mrs. Day is prepared to do all
kinds of plain sewing. and as she has only
her labor to depend upon for livelihood
and for the support of her children, she
asks the kind people of this city who may
have work which they wish done to give
her trial. This is a case which should
Interest all our benevolent disposed citizens.
Let any who have work of this kind which
they wish done take it to Mrs. Day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
lost REwARD,

Strayed frem the subscriber, about four
mouths since. young COW. about tour
years old. light red in color ends of horns
come close together in front of face In
good condition when last seen. Said ami
NAL was formerly owned by Prof. Sox, OF
this city, who purchased her of Mr.. John
Isom. A liberal reward will be given TO
any one giving information so that can
obtain her.
CIIAs. BoERGARDEs
Albany, Or. Dec 6. 1876,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

BARGAINS IN MII.LINERY.-Mrs.C Cross is
selling her excellent stock Of millinery at
cost, to make room for her immense invoice
of Spring and Summer styles. The ladies'
cannot do better than to look through her
goods. and secure bargains while they are
to be had. A hint to the wise is sufficient.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

A range that meets every requirement
and satisfies every demand made upon IT.
he Richmond Range. It has no equal
among stoves or ranges. The only place
to get one is at w. III. McFarland's, next
to the Bank.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
Raising and Moving buildings

MAAA Can't be made by every agor4
@M&4SHS4 every month in the busfneee we
W~NS furnish, but those WiiIfnaS 70
work can easily earn a dozen dol
4ars uay right IN their own localities Have
no room 70 explain here. Business pleasant
and honorable. Women, and boys and girls dr
as wen as men. We will furnish yon n eoye' a9 no
plete Outfit free. The business paws better. fban
anything else. We viii bear expense of start
ing you Particulars free. Write ana see
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and tIalisSh.
terB. and all classes in need of paying work at
home, should write to ms about the work nj
once NOW Is the tune. Don't delay. Address
TRUE d6 Cos Agasta. Maine. tn26y9I
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

THE BEST RAHGE-In the market for
equality In work, economy In fuel, and
durability In service, is the Goldsmith
Range, at John Briggs. 2sml
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
Attenalon, Fr..lt Growers.

TSHE DIRECTORS OF THE ALDEN FRUIT
Il Co. beg TO announce that they will put the
Factory in operat ton as soon as Fruit and Veg
etahes are ready for use, and viii pay cash for
the same when delivered.
Boxes will be furnished to all for the purpose
of bringing their fruit to the factory.
Fruit should be picked FROM the trees and not
bruised.
Parties having plums should be particular to
gather them before they become too ripe:
ALLEN PARKER.
a. n. ARNOLD. President
Secretary.
Albany, July 2S, Is76-snH
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40
YEARS.

WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40
YEARS.
There is no sore it will not heal, no lame
ness it will not cure, no ache, no pain, that
aff1ict the human body, or the body of a
horse or other domestic animal, that does
not yield to its magic touch. A bottle
costing 25c. SOC. or 81 90, has often saved
the life of a human being, and restored to
life and usefulness many valuable horse.
FOR MEN. 1T WILL CURE
Rheumatism, Burns, Scalds. Bruises, Cuts,
Prostitutes, Swellings, Contracted Cords,
Pain in the Back, Lumbago. Sciatica,
ChiIblains, Strains. Sprains, Stiff Joints
Sore Nipples, Eruptions, Pains, Wounds,
Ulcers.
FOR ANIMALS, TT wELE. CURE
SPAWN, Calls and Sores. Swinny. Ring
Bone, Windgalls, Big Head, Poll Evil,
Humors and Sores, Lameness, Swellings,
Scratches, Distemper Stiffness, Strains,
Soreness, Open Sores 26yS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

DISSOLUTION OF COIsARTNEIssaITP.
TIME conartnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween John IIurd and q. r. Settlemeir url-
der the name of Hnrd 4 Settlement, is dissoly-
ed All accounts due the late firm must be paid
lied 10 collect and receipt for the same.
g. +. SETTLEMEIR.
q. w. DAWSON.
December Is, ls7e-n1Sm1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

PROMPT Delivery, at Living
Rates.
HAVING bought out the delivery business OF
M I IeVviS Stin1son, L beg leave TO announce 10
1llss citizens and business men of Albany, that
have on the streets an express ana 1oD Wsgon
and will be happy to serve All VINO may give
"a All orders win be promptly attended to at
orIers NAV be left at the Drug Store of Bell
Parker. xyrDf-YT PARKER
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
ALBANY
Collegiate Institute
ALBANY, =: OREGON.


THE FALL TERM of this Institution win
with the following
Faculty Of Instruction:
Rev. III. w. sTRATTON, A. NJ, President,
and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
Rev. L. j. POWELL, A. NJ, Professor OF Matl-
eIaties and Natural Sciences.
H. H. HEWITT, A. H., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
Miss MARIA IRVINE, Teacher of Primary
Department.
Miss ELvA BREYMAN, Teacher of Instru-
mental Music.
D. p. RICE, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology
and Hygiene.
Calendar
Second Term begins November 13. 1876.
Third Term begins january %. 1877.
Fourth Term begins April g. 1877.
vacation of one week during the Mondays.
Closing exercises Of the school year, june l9s
1877.
Rates Of Tuition
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., per terIn........ s. 90
COMMON ENGLISH BRANCHES, per term. 8 90
HIGHER BRANCHES. including Preparato-
ry Latin and Greek. ............i-...-. II 90
CoLIEGI ATE. including Higher Latin and
Greek Advanced Mathematics, and
Mental and Moral Sciences, per term. IS 90
French and German, each, extIR. .s....... 3 "
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. --.-..-.... II w
Use 81 AlaIlO& . W
AHc1uchtttS 0u
Tuition in all cases required in advance
Punctisd attendance. neatneSs. TroTnIJfIsefs
and geiltlemanly and lad yiikc department viii
ne expected from all who may becsornenleIn hers
] OF the school. L. j. POWELL.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

THE FALL TERM of this institution win
a begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1876,
with the following
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
@ermtSd,te telesrapbti9e Sepei6en.

Die SIS miutta Spiunereien"
in gsewz gebforb, Maii., tuurben setern @orz
ae1 tpieoer in Setrteb geiebt, nnb cine
srobe Nnsabl Der ausitebenoen arbeiter febrte
sur arbett suriid. eine itarfe abtbeilung
Boli;ei mar anweienb, INT bic Rube aufrebt
III erbalten. gs fanb feline 8ubeitDrung itatt,
Sbaleid Die @usitebenben, beionoers Der speib<
li&e Sbeil berielben, ii9 lebr larneno auf@
fiibrten.
= ghrtp. Seftor Srsn o n, lett 35
Sahreu aaent Der amsrifanii6eu Sibelgeielz
id,aft, itarb porgeftern 81 8bineb cd, st.
81, I'M Sc. 2ebensiafre.
: Die @eiet9ebnng bon Wtllour
pertaste iid seitern.
- abtb. Soiepb 8roofs, Boftmeiiter
at Qittle=6 d, Grf., auf tpelden ntan ltd)
In Berbiubrtns nit ben 8roofs Sarter'ldeu
g4irren in 1874 in ienenu Staate erilnern
iuirb, itarb seferuabenO nad ldnssrsr stranf=
bett.
-B.M.@rtbur, Gbef ber ,,8riiberidaft
Der 2ofon1otipenfiibrer," btelt geitern Ibeno
einen gprtras in Der ,5ortifultur 9allem 5u
YbilabeIp6ia, tpel6em etrpa 1000 Ser
ionen beipobnter. Gr beffritt bic In9abe,
ipouad er seiast babe, oab er ourt etneSatOz
bepeanna ben gansen @iieubabnoerfebr bes
9ambes gum Stoden brinsen tonne.
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@ertdts=Wert,amel,,,taet,

&retS gert0t fur Qlttm ore = o.
Com iontopn, ben 80. 2lpril. -
Copeland unb SarttueQ ge9en SObann q.
9tutbrauii II. Comp; ben &lGgeru $18O.12
suerfannt. - @ebriioer 9iggs gegen SObn 6.
Sullipan II. Comp. Ditto $769. 9.-gabriel
y. DtcGomas 9egen Senrp @uDton, gtorpal
ge. @upton un6 Samss Suib; 9lntrag auf
llrtbeilsltreidung SuriidgenOnlnlen. - Satob
@Qinaer gegen Qoreus 2infano; Dem &lager
$248.5O sugeipro6en. n.-Sobn 3. SObns gegen
Beter Mulceitin, 8. S. unb s. q. Gonnollp !;
GrlaubniB sur Imenbirlng Der Sla9e er=
tbeilt,-Sriebri1 Stein, Snbaber Der S6anf=
@onseiiion fir baS yGlifton !Souie" an ber
perldngerten Wtaoiiou 9lpcnue nabe hem
9ruib Sill 8arfe, gegeu ben ipegen Cont
tagszSierausfdanfeS fiinisebn 9lutlagen uorz
liege1l, itellte Dprd) ietnen S9miegeriobn 3.
8els ieS200, 3uianmen $4,000, unteriu6ung8=
Caution.
StabtfreiSz q eri 6t.-(Sor 8id)ter
@ilmor.) Sn folgenoen BroSeiien tpurben
9efrete alf ben gerfauf bppotbefaril9 perz
Observation-Disclosures ausgefellt: Ser.
fi6erunss= =@eieai6aft BON Baltimore" gegen
ben ,,Samplteab gauperein Ger. 9 bon BAL
timOre;;" gSm. S. Burns gegen gSnt. 9un=
Hell uHo 0eHpneH, uUooell 9IlHleI lHlIller=
pdbrenoer Sanuerein bon Baltimore" gegen
Sarab 5. 0upall; &bas. 6. 6ia ge9eu SEQ.
sc. GOontbs; uSer. 0euti6e @runoeigell=
tbun8= uno Seuer=SerIderun9s @eielli6aft
BON Baltimore" gegen Sarl 5elb; Gnilg s,
gSalfer segen amanba 8. uno Soiepb g.
8ennolOs.
gsaiienzGeri 6 t.-(Sor ben 81i6teril
Snslis, 9inoiap unb Sarroa.) gu Ssrtpalterr
iiber ben Io6laB non 6obert McHeil nurbs
Inbreip Wfc9teif eruannt.
Common glea8 9eri6t. = (8or
Ri4ter @arep.l 8. 9, glau segsu s. g.
Mfoiber, &lage sps9en uugeieeliber Sei6lags
nabme Don Gtgeutbum; llrtbeil anf 500.
graoen ge9sn Sling; antrag auf etnen nelen
ProdsB aepdbrt. Slain segen 9einer, an=
trag auf aufbebnns elmer 9eid)la9uabme
unbeenbet.
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Baltimore, Wb, 9iemfag, bem 1. Afa 1877.
gus Gbina ano ssapa,t.

Gun9ersnptb TT Sbangbat. - Der Stut{t stpts
Stem SssS as ss @ssss
-@saffenmeBelei bon @efanaemem.- eefbft:
ntnro eines amerifamiidlemS 81 otteno ifisiers.
8robe sseners brnnft IN 1cfie.
Gan Sran5isc 80. april. - Ser
9ampfer ,Selgic," ipel1er am 1. Ipril BON
6ong=aong uuO AM 8. ponSbangbai abfubr,
lit bier angefommen uuo bringt folgenoe9tafz
ri6ten aus Sbangbai: Die Sungersnotb in
ben Bropin,en Sbantung unb @bili baIert
fort unb Die Sterblid)feit bat nod ni6t abge=
nomnteu. Die 9ineiiid)e 9tesierllng leiitet
feline Siilfe.- Der @eneralpoitmeilter meloet,
baB cine betrdttli6e 9tebuftion in ben burh
engliide unb fran36Fite Boftoampfer mad
europa bef0rberten Srtefen etngetreten lit,
II. idlreibt bieieSernlinocrung BERG S6neligfeit
unb Silligfeit bes amerifanii6en Yofbienites
Su.-Ste Wtibbeligfeit 3ipiiden Srit. Seuarb,
Oem amerifanii6en @eianoten, unb bem@en.=
aonluf Oapers bat bic Suspenton bes 2ebte=
rem bur6 Srn. Seiparb slr Solge gebabt.
Sr.Wpers 1T I'M Segriife, ii6 nad) gSaibingz
ton 81 begeben nnb anflagen gegen Srn.
Semarb porsubrtngen.- @Gbrenb oer GrDffz
lIung bes neuen (5afens Don SIfang fanben
nebrere NubeitOrungen spii9en BEN britilfen
Otanni6aften uub ben @ingeborenen itatt !;
mebrere Berlonelt iuurben leid}t, 9tien1anD
iebo9 beoenflit perlett. - @eueral 2io bat
ipieberum cine Weuge biililoier @efangener,
eini6lieBli6 elmer stnSabl 5rauer, sm @onas
riebermebeln laiIen.
Dofo + am a, 13. spril. - Ser 9uuoesz
banpier ,,Sennefee" fam am II. 3. sDt. bier
an. @omnanoeur s. 3. Warpin BON Der
glnoesforpette ,,9(lert" erifoB iid an1 10.
april am Soro ieines Sabr5enges i'm btefigen
Safe1l. Die llria6e Der Chat 1T ni6t ern1itz
telt. - Sim 6. 9(pril wuroen iiber 1000 Sduz
ier sll Softo bllr9 Seuer 5erft0rt, unO nebrere
Wteni6eu biiBteu ibr 2ebeH ein.-Oie llnrnben
I'M Snneru iiben eiuen b0d)it na9tbeili9en
@inflnB auf bic @ei9dfte aus.
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Gin tra1,riaes Gretantf.

Nem=y prf, 80. Npr1l.- Sn @n9leDooO,
N.zS., ereignete ii6 geitern eiue traurtge Se=
aeben6eit. Die iltnge @attin bes Baitors S.
s. Bapne BON ser Oortigen proteftantiif9en
Gpilfopalz&irde mar Dor etpa etner gSof)e
zines Ginbes entbunben mprben, unb Die Sc
burtspeben batten ibr 10 arg sugeiebt, oaB ite
ieither irriinnia mar. @m Samitags =Ibenbe
aeaeu - llbr berleb Der Yaitor, uelder meb=
rere Na6te bel ieiner Satin gelpad)t bate,
bas &rarfen;inlner I'M fd) ein paar Stunz
ben 8ube at g1unen; bic gSdrterin, ipeld)e in
einem anitoBenben 3inmer nit Dem Sdug=
linae ,lriidblieb, Ifltef balD oara1f ebenfa1s
Elm. SIN na6iten Morgen BET 3agesanbrud,
ais Sr. 8apne bas 3innler ietner Satin be-
trat, iuar bielelbe ipurlos perl6punben. Die
Ginipobuer bes Sert1enS, inter benen it9 bic
Nadlrid1t id]nell perbreitete, ma9ten iid lofort
aui, Inn bic Sernlibte 81 iuhen; jeSod erit
nnl ll6r Na9mittagS luurbe ibreu Selnii=
bunaen Grfols Su Sbeil. Die Srau murbe
eblos in eine1l1 inter einenl Siigel berfibretlz
ben aauabufte, MIR 200S1ritte BON berYfarz
rel entfernt, aufgefunben, NO ite o6ne 3meifel
mad lanaen1 planloien llmberipanbern erld)Dpft
sulamnlen9ebrod) nno geitorben mar. alle
gSieberbelebungs =Seriube blieben fru6tlos.
Die geritorbene mar III alien @eleal6aftSz
freilen bes Srtes iep beliebt, uuo Die ganSe
ginpobnerldait beiielben betbeiligte iid) BET
nabe obne 9lusnabme an Der 4nfludnng, 10
bab ber@ottesbienit in allen Sird)en aus9elett
perben nuBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
Die almsfeanng aaf oem &ap oer satsn @o'fz
nun6.

9onbon, 30. 4prii-Ia6ri6ten aus Der
&apltabt ergeben, oaB bic airifanii6e s(Msitel-
lung am 5. 9lpril brlr6 Cir Sartel Sreere er@
Difnet mnrbe. Gin geridt BON bem ellropdi=
ihen Gomn1iGGr @bmunb SobnIou ipllrbe per=
leSen, ipeld)e bic 9lbwelenbeit bon ansitel=
lungsartifelu aus gmerifa uuo bic armntb
an Beitrdgen aus europa beoauerub eripdbnt.
Die 9lusfeaung tpirb iebod alS elm polfont=
lnener grfolg betradtet.
8eoentenoer AnfidbIag oer Webipreiie.
gelfa #, Srlanb, 80. Nprtl. = Der YrelS
bes Mebls itieg beute um 2 Bfnnb Sterlin9
pro Sonne. Snnerbalb Sweier gSoten itieg
Serielbe Inn 81 Dollars.
Sd,ifsnadbrid5ten.
81 otterb q NJ, 80. gprtl. - Der 0anlpfer
,,gS. u. S9ellen" iit BON ytetpzgorf ange>
fonlrlen.
Warft nno 85rie.
2onbon, 80. &pril, 1890 gta6n. -
@oniols "a fir @elb unb DO. fir Srief.
9ereinigte Staaten Sblisationen 1S65er
1o3, ,eile Siinfer 1O5s. grie 7, 8rlor. 164,
9aeip>g gorfergentral 81, Sainoiier Central So,
3onbon, 80. 4pril, $50 gia6nl. =
Die Disfontorate i'm ofienen Warfte alif breiz
monatli9e Bebiel betrast IL Bro5., mel9es
8 Inter 8anfrate 1T.
3onbeH, 80. Nprel, $50 Hadnl. =
Oas Bullion, nsl6es beiite auf 8ilans aus
Der ,,8ant bon @nslano" sesosen purbe,
betru9 e120, 900.