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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
Ste Grusoroums oes 8rtnoetgens
tbttut Waflers Wartin tn Ybi=
INAo1hhTn

8bilabelpb b a, 3. Suli. - Die gebeinr=
niBpoae Grnoroung OeS SGuler=G =Ggenten 2S1l=
liam Wartiu am 5. 4pril in beiIen bieTger
8obnllug III Der Glib >. StraBe blieb bis
iett eiu 8dtbiel iiir Die GOli3ei, tuie fir Die
iibrige 9Selt. 0urd Die am 9ienitag erfOlgte
Serbaftung bes @barle5 6erlnann rno 8boS.
9Sellb Ill Ntlantit=@itn, 9t.=S., lit man Der
GntbIllung oes 9eheimuiiieS m1glidJer gSeiie
ndher geriidt. Della 6srmann, Die @attin
beS eritgenannten 6ditllngS, erildrt ndmlif,
ibr Wann, 9Sellb uno ein StraBenbabn=
OHtteur bon philadelphia, beiieH Namen iie
nid)t uennt, leien Die Ui0rDsr. Die 5Srau bate
iit bet'm MaDor Don Ntlaulic=@itp einen gez
bein1en Serb6r su llntermerfen, ans lusldlem
iid folgeu6er SbatbcitallO er9iebt:
SIR @atte iuobnte nit ibr unO ibrem Sinoe
suian1men bis gum 6. 4pril in 8bilaoelpbia,
in benllelben 6aule, in benz iid) Martin'S
@obnun9 uno @eIdlGftssimner beiano. 4m
5. 9lpril fpar ibr Ofann, gSell6 uno Der Stra=
Benbabn &onouftellr III ihrer gSobnunq all
iueienb, al8 iie fiir cine furse 3ei fortgiug uno
bai i6rer 8iidfebr benlerfte, baB Die brei Uialt-
ler loeben aus MartinS @5el1dTt85intmer ge=
treten lparen. Serlnann ersdblte, pie er Dem
Wiartin Den nit Gbluroiorm getrGufttn
Sdmamm inter Oie gtaie blelt, ullO 9Sellb,
Die bret 0ellte tbeiltsn bann Die aus $40 be-
itebenbe 8eute, bic lie bel Dem Woroe 9emad)t
battsn. am nG1fteu Gage so9 Serm9nn tort
Ino lieB leine 5rau 3ltriid, Die erit neulid) in
@rfabrung brafte, baB ibr Monn uno 8elIb
ft6 i'll 9(tlantic=@itD dufbalten. sic reiite 10.
tort bortbtn unb peranlaBte oeren Serbaitlm9.
tScrnlunn 1T gegen 27 Sabre alt unb Elm 3lnlz
nlermann BON YrofeiIion, @r trdgt eiuen bell
farbigen S6nurrbart un0 bcTet cine fable Sc
iibtsfarbe. gSelib lit % Sabre alt, BON gro
Benl, i6lanfem 8udle, bartlo8 uno erwarb
ieinen &ebensunterbalt ais Dtaler uno 9luitreiz
der; Dor einem Monate beiratbett CT Elm NtGo=
d]en, gtamem5 Clara 0enp.
Setbe 9efangate purOeu beute nad) BblGz
belpbia iiberfitbrt urb erfldrten hler Dor Mapor
Stotelep baB lie o6ll1g unld)uloo ieieu uno
oaB 6rau 6ermaun ibre 9runbloie gtutlage MIR
ans Sosbeit unb 2(erger oariiber, oab ibr
Otann iie perlteB, crbob. Die 9ebeimniBpoae
@rmorbung lulrO Oltrd Die au9abcu Der 6rau
Serman1, lueuu ntDglid), nod gebeimnibuolz
Ter; benn es lit idDer 81 erflGreu, oaB Die brei
0ente, weld)e ben 9(ngaben Der Srau nad Oen
2Dtorb aus reiner 9taubgier bcgtngen, Iid) nit
$40 begnitgt baben uuo feiuen BON Den toltba=
rem 9tingell, nod Die llbr, Sette oOer eine5 Der
anOcren S6mudladen, lutlde 0fartill oil iid
trug, 5u it'd nabnel1, uno cine auf bem Sd)reib=
ttld)t Itebenoe 8eloI6atullc nit $1,000 Saut=
noten unberiibrt lisBtn.
(Spdter.) gSellb nuo toermaun ituo cut=
laiien morben, inoeiu Die Seb0rbe fetue Selueiie
fir bic gegen lic erbobenen 9(ntlagen erlan9eH
| fouute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
ST, @aSwag's Glrgulirenoe giaeu.

Soutommcn 9eihmadlo5, elegant nit ilsen G5unmt
uberjo9en, re'nl9eE ltno re3uren oas 5pfen pueerr
aus uno farteH. ,Sir ote oeun9 pon alen inoroz
nun9en ocs Dtogeus, oer Eeber Der Giuaeueibe 9tes
ren, Sale NcTUeneIoen Qopfrpeb, Berltophlna. llnz
peroauIlhtclt, Spspcgiie @aQenirant5eiten, fe6er.
9eodrn'5entSRnoun5, @jehDIre uno ale St6rurAea
Der uiEctiIGen St9dne mo Raomap's BIaeu 6aS
Nettmtitel, oelicn potUc ISirtuug ruir aarantren-
SIe mo ausl9leBl1 aus PHan3eaRoTien berettet unS
entPalten ten Gucdlber ejue innraiid,en o6er Iont
bdolinen Stoife. ''''
H8- AIiau mcrlf ltd fol9cn0e Spmptume, Die aus
Stordn9en be| &eroanun9s zCr9aRe beroor}e0en:
Setl;oplun3 Oct GlH3eueloe, ojejUI0age 23Iutauz
oran9 naGp oen Sopic, 9a9eHiaure Jteauill ,lm Srz
Qfe@en Soo5tennei 2Siocuutaeg ge9en alle J{atr,na
SbWete III Jtd9en, dllJes siuiit0Seu Sriiden ober
&lopIe1 IN oet netjgchc, Setau6ung i'm sopie. bes
l4ltuHtJte5 uno efImerteS At5cn9ot5R, oeritlonieu
9tiuq oet Gridna3, ioenn il lCJeuoer 2ieina ,Slcs
ten oott &IeITe, uor oen gugeu, 6te6er, niatpies
Sqpiuel, gtdngei an >bmetB, Giel55et uon Saut unn
9u9en, S9me5eh N Der SeIte, Qrui uno 05litoern.
itleBenoe ntse Uno ri1cR uHO Ygeunen IN hen O{uSs
teln u. /. 10.
29ent9e 8Qltn Don Slabmap's 8jGen iperoen bas
SpIten ron all Den obeHgenannteA le6elu oeireiep.
@tets: % Gents Die Sdad)tel, gu baben in ben
apotbeten. ~
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Sdre6ttd)er ttnfaa tn cincm GtSem=


ScrantOu, Benni., 8. Suli. - Sin gro
ber, nit 9ei6mOl5enem giien gefiillter 5itgcl
ititr3te geltern in ocm @iieniutrte Der yQada=
iuanna Giien- uno Soblen=@Omp." ;u Scrauz
ton I'M mp ein Snom BON fliiifigem giieu
ergOb iif itber Die gan3e ltm9ebung. S0s
6urleg NIB $oenrD Song trugen l6were Srano=
munoen oauon, unO Der @ritere lit ieitoem lei
lleu SerleBlnaen erlcQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
8eflasensuertber l1mfaQ in GidD=
fttnttN

Gi6 mOnb, Sirg., 3. Suli,-6rl. 2ouiia
Boiling, cine 5wan5igldbrige 8Odter OeS 0bs,=
ten 8bo5. SOlling, itar6 bette in 6Oge BON
SranowunOen, welf)e ite geiteru 2tbenb erltt
sic bate einen brennenoen 6ioibuS, nit mel
dem iie oaS @a8 in tbrem 3immer an3iiH0ete,
auf ben SoOen geworien uno iBre Slei0er murg
ben Ourd OaS breuneube Yapier ange3iinoet.
Sri. Boiling par cine gefeierte Sd1nbeit Der
bieitgen @eicllifaft uGO ibr iritb;eitige8 GnOC
erect a(lQenletuc Snmpatbie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
Sramo im 3n@tDaufe bon Siug=

Yougbfeepiie, N.-Y., 3. Suli. - Die
iiiblide @itBerei int 3u6tballie Su cling Sing
ting am llbr beute 4btnD Seuer uno wurOe
gdnSlid) serit0rt. 8ctrdhtlid)e 2luire9ung
herridlte mdbreno Oe8 Sraroe8 unter Den StrGf,
lingen, Die 6lamnlen itno jeOof jeet inter
9ontrole, unO cine llnteril6ung iiber Die llr=
lad)e Der 6elr8brunit miro eiugeleitet mTbcn
Der Serluit lit uid)t erntittelt.
(Spdter.) Der entltanOene Serluit mirO
arf $4,000 his $1,000 oejd1f,t
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Observation-Disclosures Neherter.

" Dung on, 3. Slli.-BOli3ilt BurnS
perbaftete beute iriib einen orei5ebnjdbrigtn
Negufnaben, gtamens SboS. Safion, Seiisn
@ttern al Der SanitraBe in Siib>8albinston
ipobnen u1o mel6er ieitber als Iuftparter aui
benz 0ampfer nMartba @aibin9ton1 au9ez
itellt mar. Der snabe i6eint ieineu angaben
nad on ben inter ben uutpiiienoeren 9egern
gebrau6li6ea ,Voodoo-" -"Sulbi9uugen tbeil-
geuommen sI baben uuo bat Die fire Sbee, baB
er BON irgeuO SemanOen bebert woroen iei.
gr uiro in Die Suenauitalt seiAidt tuerOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
Nati,en.
@at, ssleifsamanu & COMPS wreha.is.

SAT-, ssieiIdlmamu s. Gomp's Dreb6sie.
Compressed yeast).
Sd man entoedt fat, oaB uiele Nababmunsen uHz
ferer SeIe ft i'm Narfte beiinben, 70 bat ale dtt
l3reBbee unieres Sabrifates auf jeoem Batete ben
)tamen unierer iSir!Ea. glae anberen iino Na6ab
mlnl9en.
Utan perlanse pom ienem Grocer 8aff, Sy.eiI d.
usaam & Somp's Yrebbeie. 3dsIid Griid!
5abrit= Depot: gtr. "a, Wuro=Gutatu=stsaise.
(Dldat9,1S) 2. e. s3cmactt, @eidGItsihbrer.
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2tebbaber BON Dfrttnrnteiit"
SdittGnpS<

Gtncinn ali, 5. SIll, - Glne Nn3abl
Steuerbeamte brabte geitern neun @efan9ene,
bier gSeiBe uub fiini gteger, rpelde in Mercerz
County, ap., oerbaftet morOeu luaren, nad
Qerington, SIP. 9ie @efangenen iinb beidulz
bigt, cine Guantitdt S6napp8 aus Der 0eitil=
lerie oes $5ril. >. 6. Wtoore qeraubt III baben.
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9cpellt tlr % Gents. IS gt fcin anoeres giter II,
oef 2Stlt, mas 10 ihnGu aue 4rten uon Sie6er bet.
,noytn S pen perootoener Suit (NiuQra) ooer Seqes
YtotI oott 9eI0eS Siebtr bcBeH as-unter 3u;iebuna
D9n 10. Jtaopap's RIlcn, oa5 oJleu53 Jfclief'" STs'
Jf1oWag's- "''''h ~
"a 9tur % Gents Die Elnidci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
&ermif@te 9epsfdjen aus 9teto=
Nnrf

Stew 0orf, 5. Suli. = Die 9ampfcr
ygrcellia" BON WtittelmeerzSdfen, ,9reece"
BON 2Iperpool unb ySileiia" bon !5amburg
iiuo bier eingetrohen.
- Die bsnte au89lotteroam bier angelaugtc
Srigg ySuiia6" bra6te Die Otannd)aft Der
ipanli9en Smfsy $ouroll," pel6e auf Der 6abrt
nNdl Gorcelono ouf hoher gee unteraine.
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Sic @rmorOmm9 Ses 9mtfGers 2lrm=
ftrotg Ourd) 0cts Sanf=Saiiirer

gtep-D orf, 3. Suli. - Die 2ei6cni9au
be5iigllf) Ot5 2tblebcts pes &utiAcr8 Sobn
armitrong, welf)er III Montclair, rs, bon
ieirem 9ienitbarn, BEN Sanftaiiirer S0iepb
u. Slair, eri6oiien purOe, enbete Bellte 9tad)z
nittag. 6iinf Der G)eI6uoreuen gabcu otu
gSabrlprud ab, baB 2trmitrong'S 8oo purh
etnen bon Slair ab9efeuerten SAuB perlriadt
lpurOe uno oaB iitb Blair DcS 8oOtidlagS
id)uloig madte. Sier @ei6morene Oriidteu
in tbrtm 8obriprltde Die 2lniidt aus, OaB
Slair ans 9totbpcbr banoelte uno ieine 0aB=
nabme gered)tfertigt mar. Slair rpltroc in
6aft gebulten unO Jitfter 0epue miro GluGbt
tn,erSn,r Inn ,1t,. liirnid,nft III. nfin,t
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2 d, 10 ! It . / It d, t

Der Sungen, ta6crculoet gotbiiS, Gtropbeln Iopbi.
lttIlnen Neioer, ptnIhmiRben, Degeneration @eidpI=
ren Der gderen 3uderrontbet, g6aerperbaltlna INIT
aN9ehDldI9eT EHoerun9, 100 &at6eoer geGraudf norz
0eH no, ionit bic ibmeribaIte QnucnSIn1 Seies cf,
ltIments imotg9 mad3tnol, 8laienhein iln6 in allen
,ydleH UoH - "''''
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itnfa(le ttno gserbre die,,. .

oumpbrsp, 8erifihrer in ben bieiigen @rubtu
5errtalmt. gr blieb auf Der Stelle toot.
Bateri o II, 8. s5nll: - Die eslfendan=
@eld)poreueu, ueld)e cine unterludung iiber
Da5 2bleben Ocs an Otontag abeno in 6olge
eineS bon Sobn 6artlsp periebten &uiippef=
idlages uerltOrbcneu Did Osborne anitellteu,
gaben butte einen g8ahriprud ab, neldler
partlep pe8 WiOrbe8 beiGuloi9t. Der Sbdter
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9le 4nmenoun9 oeS "Rea6p ReItef, on Der
Stlel9tetun9 peridoiien. 8reiss bis iebSiia Sr9s
pen oaoon IN etnem bal6eu lrtnfgas uon gBoer msrs
een III meaen Iu9eublidcn atdmpte, 0asenidure,
9Qllt, 9ldbuu9tu III oen Giuaemai0en mn oe innsy,
lideH Stbmcrjen bctlen ''' ""e '""e'|
oy3ellenoe I0aten INNER cine 5Suf1c bon Ra6uop's
% Sot I u o m GelIer bcl id tra9eH. IBen9e 5ropen
3aool N Saet 9etbon bergen allen Sruntbciten IIub
zen Gamlt ocrtipitcn gc6en, sic aus 6em GjeSraSde
l1leqell 2Hoiets entipriHlen, uor IS III Elm bel
istst >timuIont, ais irGnS0itidY 8rau6u ooer 8itz
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9taStuaD's ,SaeaSD @e1ief~

prN augenblidlide SHlfe idaffen bel
GntianSnugen ocr 9lterem,
Gntiiinoun8en ocr GlaSe,
8eoarm=Nnti iitnSul,aen,
e.,...,,.,... .,,-. SIngeRsSoneciiipn
SaiszSeioen, @itbntG,
S'eFifIopictt, 5Dptberta,
SsDiteriidDen 9Gu7dueu,
,,...... SF"ane, Satarrb.
3dhmidlmetjeU,
9fenrhtata, Tbcumattsmus,
&aItee uuo bctfes Sieber
SS1hncraugeH, JrpTt6cuIeu.
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0alaett=GanStOatctl. .

q aibpille, Sern., 2. Sult.-9ie 9ftger
Sobu Sall unO 8urrsl Smitb, wsld)e Dor
iedl8 gSOd)eu in Dturrce8borQ pcu Wajor
Bugb ermoroeten, puroen btute gum SoOe
uerilrtbeilt uno ibre oinri6tllng ouf oen 8.
9lu9uit feit9eiett Der 2lHtrag auf etnen neuen
Bro3tB purOe UrpOrier, unO Die 9(muGlte Der
Serurtbeilteu legtsu feline 9lppellatiou ein.
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Sd,utra9eIe; aYt sfto 8tauoc.

@atpefpu, Ser, 3. Suli. - @ine De
peld)e ans Ntatamoras nlelbet, oaB fitnf Oieri-
fancr geitern 9tbeuo bort ptrbuftet ipuroen,
wGbren0 iie i'm Se9riiie uaren, @OntrebanOe
bon Seras nad) WtOntere1 5u befGr0ern. @incr
Der Sdnu9gler luurbe iduer ptri4unbet. 30
Mauleiel unb 45 gaQen g3aaren I'M gSertbe
mn 10000 nlIrnPn cnufiS3irt
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Gin Sploat bct'm SGctbcmfG)tesen
crSH, nfSetH

Sort Ot onroe, Sirg., 3. Sult,-SolOat
Marcus Song, Ntttglieo Der Satterie s. oom
2. 9lrtillerie Jte9inlert, uuroe beute bei'm
S6etbenitieBen Sufduig getroffen unO getDOz
tet. Der Serungliidte itammte ais Trauffort,
&p., mar 25 Sabre alt uno uuparbeiratbtt.
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SrGnoe.

SswegOi S8., 3. Sul.-9a5 Y0telbaus
Der S{5, Seuuiug8 & Gomp. bruuute mdbreno
Der oer9an9cucu 9tadt uieoer. &erluit $l0,=
600
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SoDu @anamafer,
GIT. 166, 2Sef- f-9aftimtor Eft.
(Sant. .12Nttel
Seine stanSnbren 9eaen Saar8elo
Merfn1fffl

UertQWTt.
Aauit Sure ubrem bei gmitb, gir. 1913, SIo:
SroaotuaD, nabe SantltraBe.
Wanmerte pobl! s eoe bel Smit9 gefauftt
ubr ipiro auf sabre garanttrt.
jebe llbr uHter $50 tam II " o tbenraten II &c
Gents abbeSablt fperoen.
Ieu treffe in Str. 1913 ieine 9uSiDabl; oaburd uirb
oas 8eiGldft rub9 uno obne 3ru6el init StraBenbarz
iirern erleoist. Sn yr. t23 finoet enen nt be-
thmubten ober befddoi9ten artite, teinen, Der bon
0aus su Saus fell 9eboteB tporben. Sei Slnitb gez
faufte ubren bleiben itets in Sfonuns, oeruriaber
teine ll6r>O OoftorszJ Jiednungen.
Smitb per.auft aud Spie9el, Selsemdloe, @Gfomos
unb Sbfn auf erebit. - OtGn tanie feline Us du b,
bel g mi q. Seine Fancy=Yreiie! Brdd)tge yibel=
einbdnbe III gtt. 1873. Yilber peroen auJ Beitelunq
eingerabmt. (Juni1, ,12Vtte)
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Gin WtaDor, tpeldler feiue SSniitbor:
oinatioM otal0et.

y 0DICIg 0, 3. SIlE. = UF. SelElIeF, Wt0rz
itall Der bieiigeu Seuernebr, nurNe hep;e pom
DtaDor S3arriiou entlaIieu. Ser 0tagor orb
nste uOr etlt6en g9O6en cine @ebaltsrtbuttion
III allen itdotiiheu 0epartenlentS an, uno oa
e8 ben Anidein bate, ais oh !Sr. 8euner ben
Sefebt bcS WagorS ni9t auSfiihren poGte, 10
fOroerte i'm Der Hebtere 9eute Morgeu idriitlid)
auf, ieine S}efignatio1 et1Bursid)sl, 8sllIer erz
lplberte, CT tpiiree iid) bic Sad,e ilberfe9en 9er
Wtapor pertitnoete tbm oaraufbin our6 einsn
Slueiten Sriei, oaB er entlaiieH mor0eu lei,
btilfSnarl6al Swiene9 lit beanfragt, bis aui
lSeiteres Dem HtllerzQ zQeportement por;uitthen.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Ptttlt on, Pennl., 8. Suli. - Die Nrbei=
ter Der rSenecazaobIengrube" in Der 9tdhe Die
Jet Staot itelten beute ole 9.rkei; EN-, neil iie
nit Sen anfleBer nniufrieben nareu. Die
Grlbe geb0rt Der @lnira=Soht htclL Comp. uuo
bei4dftiat 800 8erionen.
Sail 8iper, Maii., 3. Suli. - Die
Spinnereien ftellteu beute 2lbenb ibre G5Gtigz
feit bis 3llr nafiten gSofe ein. @tpa 5000
Beriouen periamnelten iif beute bti'm Sdluiie
Der strbeitsItunben Dor ben Spinnereten, uno
bic irnportirten Irbettcr rpa9teu eS niht, Die
@ebduoe su uerlaiien, bis Die Boli3ei III ibrem
Sdute aHgelaugt mar. Die 0eriamnlelte
Wense orObte NIT 9emalttbdti9feiten aller &rt.
SIS perlautet, baB eiH 2beil Der importirteu
Spinner aus Surd)t Dor ben Strifers nieoer
abgereiit 1T. Die 9lusftebenbeu erbalteu isst
finan5iels llnteritiisuug Don ibreu &Olle9eII IN
anoeren Stdoten,
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93rief SeS
g. g. q.
&aOuag's Sdmer,enltiller


(Ready Relief
furirt
Die IdIimmitcu S9mer;euin l bis 20
Otinuten.
Stets TIT &peni8er, als ciner Gtmnoe
u / II
lner tHmer oicie an3eige liei, braudt Sdlmers
sen mebr gu erouiSsn.
aGOWaD's Sbmrpenltiaer
beitt ieoen edmeri.
SO mar naS critic nnO 1T oas eiu;tse
S9mer5 UertilgenOe Mittel,
oaS I'M Augen6ltde ben qudIenoiien seioen @inbolt
tpnt, o9S 9ntjunoungen be6t unb @onoeItionen beIt
mo9en te nun IN oen Eun9eu, benz Uiageu, Den Gin
9eDeoen, Den Srulen o0er anoeren S!raolten ifrSn
Sle paaen, oaS ale Sdmer5en ilillt Del einmalioer
Aenipenoung M tets 90 WiuuteIl-iuie iebr ne aild,
oen Nleumaulben, Settld9eri9en, Shmahen, Berz
tfhppelten, gferpoien, CSidt)el ODER an ionftiaer
Srantbett Geioenoen audleu mOgen.
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Jleue an5elgen.
lniinles0einnnsWerf

sM, SaRa4es0ei eians>Serein.
sEsay &eute 9tbeno 8 itbr eroBe syeier ocs 4.
Smi in E. Urais Utnfifbaue, Nr. 26O,
gYeit =Irattfrabe, luo5u ale attipen uno paiiuei
Diitglieoer iopie oeren ssreunbe frUnoIidft bierm
einQelaben iinb. (159)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-04
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

MARRIED At $50 p. M. on Thurs
day, n the Methodist church, (Which
had been nicely decorated. end fes-
toonedD, by the Rev. Mr.. Black. Mr.
Geo. L. Foust, a young merchant Of
Winston, and Miss Emma, daughter of
Moses A. Bledsoe Esq. There were
six sets Of attendants, and no erd Of
weil-wishing friends. ..... In Whining
ton, Thursday morning, Nir. Martin
Of Asheviile, and Miss Annie Davis.
At Lincolnton, Mr.. VIM. M. Warlick,
and Miss Fannie s. Hoyla. Bro. Wars
lick has been editing that excellant
paper, the Lincoln Ne1cs, bus, having
determined 10 remove il to Yorkville,
South Carolina, had the audacity to
also carry off one Of our States lovely
daughters Well, an editors life is an
hard one at best, and really any Of the
fraternl Y are excusable for wanting to
share and divide with q pretty
es, friend W :. At Foi estville, May %,
Mr. Ed. Allen, Railway Agent, aud
Miss Fannie Dunn. No cards. AT
Wake Forest College. May eth, MIR.
Ed. W. IimbeTlake. of Louisburg, and
Miss Ada Simmons, daughter of Prof
Simmons. Prof. w. B Royal per>
folmed the ceremony. Ia Currituck'
My 10, Mr. Augustus Dough, and
Nj IS Cora L. Stone. A sumptuous Ell.
tele ainm6nt was given at the residence
of w. S. Dough Sr after which the
party embarked on the bridegrooms
yacht for East Lake. The old saving
about getting stone instead Of bread
is here reversed, for this lovely Stone
has turned to Dough. May she ever
be the flower Of the family - Miss
Jeanne Pattersoo, tho talented lady
elocutioniat, (sister Of Mrs Tlos. G.
Harris, OF Raleigh } has married we'll
to-dO merchant III Washing gton, d. c.,
and IS James r. Randall writes-s.has
given hostages to fortune in TWO hand
some boys. Near Smithfeld, on
Thursday evening, Mr. j. w. Wellons,
and Miss Ora, d8us hter of Col. Adam
j. Heath, oae Of the prominent far
mers Of Johnston. The attendants
were: D. j. Wellons, and Miss Aver
Heath p. S. Heath, and Miss Alice
Barnes d. o. Woodall, and Miss Mat
tie Whitley; I. w. Whitley and Miss
Della Lunceford. A splendid supper
at Col. Heaths, and suDptuous din
ner at the residence of Mr. b. A. We'll
Ions followed in due order.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

A VERMONT HORROR.-The last day
Of May found the citizens of Newark,
Vt, well nigh frantic. Eleven bright
young children had died within half a
dozen hours, and others were in NOR
tai agonies I, One Of the mothers, af-
ter closing the eyes Of her last child,
gave a piercing scream, and ran for
miles into the country-hopeless'y in.
sane.
The facts are as follows Seventeen
children, attending school, drank wa
ter from brook near the school house.
Horace Cheney, close listed Yankee,
buried colt so near the stream that
portions of the carcass were washed
out by it. A neighbor who uses the
water for cooking purposes, complain
ed, and Cheney removed the carcass
some fifty feet farther away, but
placed it SO the drainage would taint
the water. He also turned his barns
yard drain in the same direction.
And now the people say they would
pay any amount for a lively ku klux
klan to hold a caucus over Cheney.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
>VOL VINO. 8

Pleased to have calls
from Col. j. G. Burr, Of Wilmington,
aud Col. Geo. Wortham, of Oxford.
last week. Maj. Jas. w. wilson
and Mrs. Wilson were in town
yesterday, en- route to the North.
AT the Lynchburg Fair, Gov. Vance
was introduced by Gen. Jubal Early.
and the 1Ne,cs of that city says:-"Per-
baps no address on a similar occasion
in this city has given SO complete sat
isfaction, and d lighted 80 many
classes and conditions of people.
There was something in it to please
everybody, and even those whose ex.
pectatious weIe highest, were more
than satisfied" The lecture of Prof.
w. Z. Kerr, at the Military Institute
at Charlotte, the Observer says, was
quite surprise but for such short no.
tice was very well attended.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

THINK OF IT Last year there was
received at the various stations along
the Railroad from Wilmington to Wei
don, from the Northern States, the
following, viz :-5, 464 ,55S Ibis. of flour;
1864, SCI lbs. Of meat 1898 800 Ibis.
meal. Take the average price of these
articles, and figure how much money
was sent out of the State. The aver
age quantity for the three past years
is even larger. Next week we may
give the amounts received at each
station. Col. Polk has obtained re-
ports from this ard other roads all Of
which tell similar story.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

At THE HILL Again the sons and
| daughters-especialy the daughters
| Of the grand old University are ass
sembling from all parts of the Com
monwealth to do honor to her annual
| Anniversary. Judging from the num-
Der of visitors who have gone towards
the Hil, during the past forty -eight
hours, by rail, AID by carriage, the
attendance will be precedented !;
and the multitudes thronging the
beautiful campus, and frOllcking in
the corridors and society halls will
embrace not little Of the distinction,
talent, youth, and beauty, of the State.
Gov. Jarvis, Judge Fowle, Secretary of
State Saunders, and a number of
prominent personages. (not to speak of
whole car loads of the pretty telial
from which lovely wives and mothers
are made) went westward by this
"Wednesday evenings train. A spe-
Col. and Mrs. Stokes, with the Misses
Stokes, Lathrop, Buford, IRELAND, and
other fair folk, from Richmond. The
Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
being in session at Durham Capt. s.
B. Alexander, of Charlotte, Grand
High Priest, presldipg,) will go over
to the University tomorrow in con-
veyances rendered them by Col. w. L.
lackwell, who will boss the job to
see it we'll done. Although not
University man, we rejoice to see the
growing interest in the Institution
that is manifested by these points.
When the railroad goes to Chapel Hill
we nope to get chance to join the
crowd.