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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Ser Nett,amgs Mmfer.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
SSaIf@ attto SSohr.

sStr laiIen aus Or. Rabfuan's abdanotuno sber
.sraftReit unb beeen 9ur" uatbitebenoeu aRstsa
foaen: eT
Cine 2ttte bon Granfbettep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Cine tegaAtide Wamberaeid1idlte.

@alpefo II, Sef., l. Slnt. - Sin nabe
@lear 2afe in Collins ~@ountp lpobnblfter 6ar=
uer, Jamens grablep, CAB Dor aur5en1 islner
6rau $500, pslf]e Sunms er ourd ben Ser
tauf bon gieb sel6ft bate, gum auibelpabren.
Sin 6rember, tpeld)er .eiuise Gage nabber unl
Seberbergung iiber 9iadt zna4luate. iprroe
prn 8rall Srablep in Der Siide einquartiert,
unD i'm Gauie Der gtad)t lab osrielbe spti Ser,
ionen, ipelde in bas Sd)laisimmer Der 6ran
eiueronsen. @leid oarauf eridoaen 6llie=
rufe, unb Der 6rerOs lab, ais er burd Elm 5sn=
FIR in oas 3tmmer ldaute, Die 5rau init
ourti6utttener Seble auf ben Sette lie9en.
Der SAT- ersriff ieinen 0tepoluer, iprana nadl
Der &biire, ld9oB beioe ginoringlinge nieoer
NIB rtef Johann Die gtad)bdrn 5u 6iilfe. @s
fteute iid beraus, oaB iowobl Srau 9raolep,
ME bic Gtnpringlinse toot marsn. Die ese=
teren nurben ais cine Srau pruett un1 b,ren
5odter, we!d)e elm 8aarperm0gen BON $17,=
coo unb beOeutenSts @runbeiseHtaum belaBen,
ioentiFsirt. Srau Yruett, lueldle btteits 60
Sabre oft lit, iuar Ourd bas oers anO ibre
Sod)ter burd) ben Sopf geidDiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Ser WIacr=0ompent.

Gincinnati, 1. SUM. = Der GonOellt
Der Miiller trat beute Na9nlittag bier Sulam=
men. Yrdfbent 8aiu erDfiuete bic Serbano-
lungen burd cine Gebe uno itellte Johann Sru.
saml. Smitb ous Sbeffelo uno SrH. S. 8.
'5ibbaro aus @loucefter, @nslano, Dor. Ser
2stte1e bielt cine fur5e Gnlprade. Nafbem
Elm @onlite ernannt tuoroen mar, I'M 8santte1
Su nomtniren, bielt 9r. Sparfs aus Sainois
einen lanseren 8ortraa, in weld)enl CT segell
@stlQleipefulatiouen 3u Ntloe soq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Cine oaafbare ssaerfen,,,,,,a.

r@ine dlrpnfIdlr pSer tfefaetpur;eEte ssronyhe,s
fnrirsn bcSt fiherlidl cinen arokefi Siea errnse.
Die urthetlsrraft, peIde eiuen YsanaeI ar erfennt
uno eenieben ue6 Die ftufenruetie uro Gdbritt i'm
S0ritt oen 9orper pleSer berfelIt, ber on9Iam Don
ipurbe, bat nbt nur auf uuiere a9ttns, iorSern auG
auI uniere Sant6arteit anpruh. 0r. S1aSmon bat
Der gIenl6heit lenes fpunoerbare SeilmftteI, Wa0s
MARS Sarfapartutan 9cipIoeRt, aeqeben, mel
des oteies 8einItat er8eft ilnb bic ei6enbe WenS.
hett, tpelhe fh In Ian9en Easen unb 9edt1ten Init
Sranfbelt uno Sdmersen nersebrt, lift t6ra lu BenI
perpFtttet. (rgtebteal Dleiienaer.4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Greis 25 Gents pro SdIahteI.


Epertber Serr!-Set tmebrercn Sabren ihona aebrauGt
Id Sbre Mebi,nen Infangs be9tC t SDctieI In oerea
qirtamtet 6aIO ieooh erlllten MIDI Ole 9utsn g9tr<
fInoen ocreben nit Bertrauen, uno icst bate Id CO
ni1f nHr fir mene 8Tfitt on6crn es nadt NIP logan
Nreree ben ytuten, ben 6ieeben mir gebrnht, oanfS
bor ansuerfenneu. 3as 8aeaDp gfeiief foHnk nl9t
bcfier 6eseidne nerben ais ourh ienen 9tame1 g4iI
oppIisren oaicI6e bduiiq unS nben ia unteba5ar biz
perfprctene 2roeruHg. ahtun9sooH
An Dr. Ha6ipau. 1hurioo ReeS.
ypir fptcberboten, bos Ser eeier unere Sht5er uEe
Ghrten d5er 9rdnbeten uno ocren Sur ftuotrcn mMss
por Gnem:
5el1GJ uno 2Sahr,"
rSaaemaS iiber 5rsstabIe tlretbsa,"
rRaomaS itber Gfrppbeln,"
uuS oubere griiten ber Sranfbeiten berIe6ener Ars
Sn ben apotbeten gu paben.
Beaa, teie: .,Salfd1 NAB &sGbr."
gfan fdide cine BriefTnarfe on aaotvaD& 6 Goiftc,.
Wr. Sc, gSarrens, ode Der &bard5s Stra6e, &etes
Dnrf.
gudl suseihiGt fDerben.
(NpriliSq Gattu, ,6teis, tAiDl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Ofr. 1872.
0efunoGeit if 3ei6t6utst!
@eiEHSbeit oeS &6rpcrS TIT Sietaes
tbntn fiir Den Self.
6aOtpaD's
gariapartQa s&elOIbent .

SetHes gut erssust aeiunbes fSIsii, Farfc snOtOtw
Ero cine Hare Saut. ger iefes SIeiih, seIun6e Snos
6sn o9ne 9nohtnfra6 unb etnen 3eilt ,u bu6cH
ttan Refolpent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Ser &eIontarff.

em=Dort, l. Suni.- i.-Golserbes iino
bic g6luBnotirungen: Gelb "a idbrlid,
1.16 pro Sag. Sterling =@e9lel 4.864 SCI,
auf GO Gage, 4.s84-4.891 auf Siht. 8un~
oes> Sbligatiolten: 1091er 1864, neue 6iinier
1881, neue Al prog. 1929, 90. 4-pros. 1888,
Dift. Col. 3.65er 954. aftien: y1eip= gorfer
Central 1881, @rie 3Os, 2afe Sbore 95s, Sqi=
noiier Central 1908, YittSbnr9 112, Chicago
giortblpeiieru s75, DO. Yrioritaten 1918, Hods
Sslano 100, gSefiern Union Sci. 875, gtetps
Serieper Central 54a. llnterldabanlts 8llan3:
golb $91 ,S46 $40: @ourart $8 1896, 1906.
0ermif6te teleerapbtf1eD Depesd)e,t.
Gin gerpifier Auguitus 9eonarb 1T
in Ot orri 8 to 10 II, N.<S., in Solge mebre-
rer 6auitidldge geftorben, ote ibn1 Serrp sc.
George, @onbutteur zines @ilenbabH3ugs, uer=
iebte. 2eonarb mar betrnnfen u!o fling 6drt=
bel init @eOr9e auf bem 53mge an, iporanf i'm
Der Gonbnfteur an bic 2nft iebte. @eorge bat
iih Der geb5roe Sur Serfiigung geltellt.
Sn 8ansor, Wfe., bielten geitern Die Ds=
mefraten loipobl, tpte bic greenbafler, ,Staats=
Gonpents ob. Die Denofrateu ratifiSirten Die
bon cen @reenbddlerr uorgenonlmene ytonlt=
nation bes '6rn. pa1iis Oi. Blaiteao gum
@oupernelir, ertpdblten Sele9aten fir ben Ra=
tional=@onpent uno perta9ten lld], nbne trgeno
peld)e gcidli1e ausenonlnlen su baben.
Die ,Garolinaer Central 9 ia II"
RON @ilminston mad, 5belbp, N.zG., fiib.
renb, puroe porge5tern Trait zines @eri1tsoez
trtts perfielssrt uno fiir 81 200, 900 bon einsu
Gomite Der SppotbefellzS zSnhaber erftanoen.
Sn Der um9ebung bon Us I'll | a m s p or t.,
Bennl., berrI1ote mabrenb Der porlssten Hatt
ein tpiithenber 6 turn, peld,er piele @ebdube
eutoedte unb belonberS unter Dem Yiebitanbe
grobe Sabcsrun9 anrlhtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
@ttten Solar Die HlaIGe,
@tnnten=9cfImttteI.
Na0lpaA'8 Gea0l Melief

@rtoroern tur Wtnmten, rbt StunDsn. Nm,
shmcrbcn uno atute ssrant5eiten Bu turireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Ser a5ra,1er=No,,,,cnt.

Nelnz y OH, I. SNnt. = Ilnaefdhr 100
grouer aus 9atu=Dort, 8rooflpH uno Staaten=
Sslanb rsiften geIteru 4Denb Don bier nal,
Buffalo ab, I'M oil Den Serbanolungen bes
morgen bort sulanmentretsnbeu SraIer=@on-
pents Gbeil Sll mebnlen. Ser biesjabrise 9ou=
bent fpirD Der pidtigite ietn, pelder je BON ben
amerifaniihen Srauern abaebalteu puroe.
Die gerpzs)orter 9slcgaten Defiirporten e;us
itimmia bic griinbuug elmer Sraui9uls, abn=
lid osrlenigen in 0eutldlano.
gnffal o, N.zY., 1. Stunt. - Cine groBe
slrsabl iueiterer 0elegateu bes Srausl '@ou
peuts fam bente bier an. Ote @aitfreunoibaft
Der Stabt lift Sen 8eludern angeboten morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
Snfano-Qepef6ett.
Gongres=SerD DastoI,.nee4,.

W bingt0n, l. Sllni. ~ Sm Se-
nate tpuroen perld]eocne Wfittbe.lun9en aus
ben Oepartenlents uorglegt.
Slater berthtete Die gilt Elm, eine @rper=
mental=5arm BON 200 adern in 6lorioa elm
5urldlten.
8aparb beridtete bic 5enatsbiG giinnia Elm,
ipeld)s Die 6irma g. Stoienfelo & Comp. be-
trifit.
8ance bonn @roouszGonlite unterbreisete
einen Mebrbets= Sert1t, pslhsr sun Druid
beoroert tpurbe.
Die SluB= uno 9afsn 8erpiuiauussbia
ipurbe lobann aufgenonlmsn. DaS Sau5 bat
Die Summe ton So ,482 800 perrpilligt, po;u
Der Senat nod $4,000 birBufiigte. Sir
Serbefierung bes 6afens bon 4nnapolis, WtD..
puroen $4,000 permllligt. Die gemildte @iul=
9srnt1igungsbia ipurOe bonn 9auie e.nge=
ibidt unO an Elm @onlite perrpielen.
9aS Observation-Disclosures
leiitete aMf Die NforgenitunOe 8ersidt, unb eine
ldngere 0tsfuiiou entitanb iiber Die 1rase, Oh
Die Debate iibsr bic aagenleine DefiaitbtG i'm
Ylenar=@omite auf eine gewiiie 3eit beldrdnft
iperDen iolle. Wfan eilligte itd) oabin, Die all=
genleine Debate auf 3mei Stu1locn 81 belhrdne
3uug, UNI DIE Defisitb Il in Sstradt sil siebsa.
Geagan (5er.) bielt cine 6eoe iiber ben inter-
fiaatil6eu Ssrfebr, fritiiirte Die BON 6rn. peil=
oelion eingebradte Sia III Se;us auf Ote irag=
lide &nsele9enbeit uuo enlpfabl Oa9esen Die
Annahme Der Hsa9an'i1en Sid.
ytuh becnbeter Debate murbsn Die einSel=
nen abiGnitte Der OtfiSttbill perlejen, I'M 81
legenbeit gum GinbrInsen bon asaeaoemeuts
5n gcbsr.
81. Sudsr bot Gin an,snoelneut an p.ldss
Der Sohter unb @nfslin bes esrlorbenen Brdz
flbenIen 3ddlarp Saplor $4,000 psru.ai9t;
hGS Announcement lpurhe al1ne1pnl1lleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-02
9efegrap6if6e Qepefdett.

(Seridte Der rafoctirten Brelle" fur ben nOeutl9e
eorreponDenten."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03
The September Godey's.

Is number full of attraction for those
who, returning from seaside and noun.
tain, find their pretty crisp dresses and
fnery of two months ago faded, torn
array of records of boating, climbing,
croquet, and summer pleasure. The pa
ges are full of suggestive matter for q
novel and becoming fall wardrobe, the IL
Illustrations are accompanied by clear de-
scriptions. One costume for the house
and one for walking are especially at
tractive, ane the diagram gives the out
lines of stylish fall wrap very easily
cut and made. Darley's picture is
home scene, and the great artist is never
as in such domestic grouds 1t is ten.
der, peaceful scene that will appeal to
all hearts. The literary matter is full of
interest; the story of "Roslyn's Fortune
followed for months with pleasure, now
draws the intense interest of every read
or towards its conclusion. There is a
great variety of entertaining stories and
poems, and every department is fully up
to its usual standard of excellence.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03

The Southern Utterances.
Northern people havs reason to know
that there Is such city as Memphis in
the State of Tennessee. They have con-
tributed very large sums to stay the raw
ages of the yellow fever in it. The Ava
lanch is one of the leading and most
widely circulated daily newspapers in
Memphis, and it said this. in one of its
recent issues:
White men who dare to avow them.
selves here as Republicans should be
promptly branded as the bitter and ma
lignant enemies of the South. The name
ofevery Northern man who presumes in
this community to aspire to Office upon
Republican votes should be saturated
with stencil. We can spare all such, and
would caution them to be careful to
keep away. We must put an end for
ever to this shameless effrontery of Nor
thern men and Republicans aspiring to
Office in the South. They must keep
back seats, and very quiet ones, or get
out.
Of like tone and temper is what Sena-
tor Butler, of South Carolina, lately
said to thepeople of his State about Gen.
Longstreet, one of the most faithful and
distinguished officers in the Confederate
armies, because he had accepted posi-
ton of trust under the Administration
of President Hayes. This is what Sena-
tor Butler is reported to have said:
Look at Longstreet. He was begged
and emplored not to persevere in his
course, but he drifted on and on, and
floundered deeper and deeper into the
mire until he landed head and foot into
the Republican slough. Scorn, ostra-
cism, odium. ill-will-worse than all
the contempt of the men who stood by
him under the shower of death and dis
truction.
Every reader of the REGISTER is ca
pable of making his own comments on
the tone and temper of these two quoted
paragraphs. If such prescription attends
dissent on the part of white men. what
hope is there of free suffrage on the
part of black men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03
lola REGISTER.
SUPPLEMENT-.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER ) 1880.

Lipponcott.s Magazine for September
openes with an agreeable and well-illus-
trrated paper on the lake region of Flor
ids,-" Ekoniah, Scrub. which lying
out of the line Of ordinary travel, is but
little known, though it's natural features
and scattered settlements are curious
Aod interesting. The concluding paper
Of A. 81. Siegfried's Canoeing on the
High Mississippi describes the return
voyage. "a Villeggiatura in Assist" by
the author Signor Monaldinis Niece, is 8
charmingly written account of a sum
mer passed in quain9 italian town, the
resort of pilgrims from every quarter,
and the scene of some of the most strik.
ing ceremonies and religious practi-
ces which have descended from mediae-
val times. Newport Hundred Years
ago" bv Frances Pierrepont North, is an
article whidh GALES up wildly the peri
cd when the chief among American wa
tering- places was occupied by French
army and feet sent to aid the cause of
American independence, and was even
more gay and brilliant than it is at the
present day. Horse Racing in France"
the first Of two papers by L. Lejenue, is
full of details that show familiarity
with the subject in all its relations.
The fifth chapter of "Studies in the
Sums" by HELEN Campbell, treats Of
Diet and its Doings.". "Short Studies
in the picturesque" by William Sloane
Kennedy, exhibits close observation
of the choice but characteristic features
of American scenery. The crntinuation
Q" Adam and Eve" several short stories
and poems, the "Motherly- Gossip, which
is usually full, and the Literature of
the Day" complete the number.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03

ST.. NICHOLS for September is thor
ough seaside and out-of-doors number.
Miss Alcott's serial, Jack and Jill"
takes its young people through fun and
mishap beside the sea, and Mr.. No
rah Brooks continued story, "The Fair.
port Nine," describes night attack by
the "White Bears" upon the camp of the
/" Fairports," and how two of the boys
went digging for hid treasure, and two
others raised what the old people thought
must be an Earthquake"
Of the complete short stories, "A day
off Barnegat," illustrated by W. L. Shep-
pard, narrates how cedar logs are mined
out of sunken marshes Rolls Runa-
way" illustrated by E. B. Bensell, tells
how a kite few out to sea, towing q boy
in small boat; GLOW Tom Cole Carried
out his Plan" paraphrases IN incident in
the life of William Morris Hunt, "The
Lesson of Walnut Creek" with two pict-
ures shows the advantage of girls know.
ing how to swim; "The New Engineer of
the Valley Railroad" illustrated by 81.
Faber gives an account of q rash monk
ey's exploit on an unattended locomo-
tive, and the ''Naughtiest Day of my
Life" with two pictures by Robert Lew
is, in the first half of q characteristic sto-
~ by ii. II.
Boys will find interest and instruction
in Mr.. Norton's fully illustrated article
about "Small Boats: How to Rig and
Sail Them" and Mr.. Bsrnard's "Talk
about the Bicycle" with its nine pict-
,VrcS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03

Scribner for September might almost
be called an historical number OF
this magazine, containing as it does,
tour or more contributions to history; all
however, in readable and popular vein.
Eighteen Years Alone" the first &C.
count in permanent form, of an Indian
woman who lived alone on one Of the
Santa Barbara Island from 1835-1SS2.
ssThe loss of the Oneida" description
of the COLLISION between the vessel and
the English Steamship Bombay, by
which the Oneida was lost and one hun
bred and fifteen American sailors were
drowned. Lieutenant T. A. Lyons, U.
s. n. the author of the article.-which is
the first correct and popular history of
the disaster, in the vicinity at the
lime of the accident, and assisted in the
official investigation at Yokohama.
aThomas Paine and the French RevOlu-
tion," by Hon. E. B. Washburne, our
late minister to France, contains some
interesting documents and correspond
ence. some of it never before printed, in
relation to that remarkable mans con-
nection with the government which first
honored and then imprisoned him. "Over
the Balkins with Gourko" is an account
of General Gourko's campaign during
the late Russa-T Turkish war, from Plevns
over the Balkans to Constantintinople
by Lieutenant Francis v. Green. u. 8.
A, who was sent abroad BY the United
States Government o. militasy attache
to the American Embassy at ST. Peters.
burg, and as such accompanied the Russ
ian army to study its maneuvera. Eu-
gene Schuyler continues his great histor-
icaI nature also Is the life Of Jean Fran
co.'s Millet Peasant and Painter" BY
Albert S6nsier, with m introduction BY
r. ". G., and reproductions Of his most
noted works.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03
DEER GREEK row

Faifchilds & Pierce that part Of
neg Of swq bounded as follows:
com at ne cor Of said swQ thence
g 80 rods " IS n 25rW l5rn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-03
Final Settlement Notice.

Creditors and all other persons Interested In
the estate Of B. G. Jones, deceased, are hereby
notified that on Friday, the 10th day Of SePtem-
Der, 1850, / shall apply to the Probate court OF
Allen county, Kansas, for full and 1nal Sett1e-
ment of said estate. A. G.. JONES,
Aug. 10, 1850. Administz1t0.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14

THE CHIGGER.-The animal known AZ the
chigger liz b ast Nv prey. He IL small ioI
his size, but plenty biz fur biz ~okupashun.
He liz AZ pIzin aS ii Upus II a eiefint az
I.izin az IA chigger WIZ tn staad on the ter
minus NV the =, hineese wall an wink h,z
snoueht at a man standin on the Kap;tel at
W"siintun, that man wude inst~antanuouSly
al . thousan iinoerin deths. \ healthy
chigger. when gazed upon thu a guide tel
eskope. looks like a par Nv red hot nale-
tonos. feelin around TO embrase whatever
kums neer hiz tabrInicle. Chi2gers grow
or bushes. and when a man ku!ns in stnkin
distance Wv a chigger bush, every chigger
on that bush talks ded anne 1t hiz aEkcl
bone. and at a given sienui frum the chap
lane NV the regerment, tina spring upun thar
unsuspectin yictvm. and bite hi note TO the
kee NV E sharp and ii a man IL given to
swearin. then IL hiZ golden o~ppertunerty.
But swearin IL vane. It may impress anlg
Ger, or sollLmmiZe Il mule, but 1t don
speshallv weigh with chiQgers. If ever W
see a sad -lookin man settin on the bank
gently rubbin hiz hands up an down hiZ
bleeding legs, yu may kno that the chigger>
liz havin Nv a Sandy skool picpIX on hlz de
Gavin remanes. Ii liz oIfuliy sollum trooth
that a teecupfull Nv chiggers would tee
,ortualyI eat up an devower the hole human
Ease if lude give EN- time.
How to brake a chieger from bitin IL a
depe questshun in mllertary tactlx. My
anne IL to du guide, and hentz | append The
following resets to brake %chissels frum
bitIn:
/. Bile him in agafortiz till hiz eyes drap
out.
? Pound him with a munkey -wreEcher
till he SWEETS blud.
3 Put him briskly thru a sawsidge- grin
der till he shets his eyes an quite singin.
But all these rcmerdys false, eXsept in
the kase Nv chiegels fallin frum aige o.
lackin in eksperunce | hev foun more re
leef frum old Tom Skott's remerdy fur
breakin a mule frum k!ckin than ennything
ever tried. Here IL old old Toms for
milia: "Kepe outen thar reich b! all
."-Danville Ne,Cs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14
MASON g. HAMLIk ORGANS.

which have bqeu awarded HIGHEST DISTINCTIONS 70
nv,o~sTRaTFD .UPERIoRITY at EVERY ONE OF IN
GRFAT WORLDS Industrial Exhibitions for ;hl'tee
q without one sin-le exception.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14

DocroRs GAVE HIM Urls it possible
that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at work, and
cured by so simple a remedy?"
Il assure you it is true that he Is entirely
cured. and with nothing but Hop B~itters,
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must diet
ssWeli a day! 1t that is so, | will 90 this
minute and get some for my poor George.
| know hops are good.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14
10000 SOLD YEARLY.

- rT - papTpR ORGANS is show by tie fact tnat
SEVENTY THOUSAND are sold yearly in the United
states Tie list are the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14

Rohinson's circus was at King Mountain
on Wednesday and Thursday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14
NEW STYLES

Are ready this season with important improvements.
toR IARGE CHURCHES, splendid organs, with
rreat mower aud variety, at 1910, $3.50, and $50, aud
less prices: FOR CHURCHES, sCHOOLo,
Sc. Ss4 to 5000 and upwards. SUPERB DRAWlNG
ROOM STYLES at $500 TO $50 and upwards; A
GREAT VARIETY Of SMALLER ORGANS OF equal
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-14

A responder wants to know, what causes "HficB Bound in his horse In a great
nmnn 80 - In "a IIilrBund in the horses mter Look at, that poor bone bunch
" "crtsr in the picture out in the snow storm, gubbng, for his hreakfat amid pile Of
u d@a - don't y1k now what is the matter with him? His master doesnt read
Ie IGTpur md MhGac Doesn't believe in newspapers no wa, they cot z a year
amd nat omd buy a dn of whhkey every day for a week And NJ doesn't believe ~
Fairs Teven encourage good stock, and good stock, you know, cost heap more % look
I 80. u 800 anc common rumt. And he dosn believe IN Improved Farming because,
r r se adm5y ddnt used to do nj sh way, an daddy made money, particularly ia
rain' m sMni of ni@rs! ~ , 49,
HeyThat chan Is slide Bound NOsetnan MS morse.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-11-05
RATHER MIXED,

At the Bijou opera house, New York,
the real relations of the performers in
"The Snow Flower" are interesting.
Kate Claxton, the Pauvrette, Is the wife
of Charles A. Stevenson, who personates
Maurice, her unfaithful lover, and Mar
garet Cone, the Louise, and Pauvrette's
rival, is her sister. Stevenson is the son
of q Dublin citizen of considerable
wealth, and was once Dion Boucicault's
private secretary. Kate Claxton, whose
grandfather was clergyman of note,
was formerly Mrs. Dore Lyon, but freed
herself by divorce. She made her debut
under Augustin Days management,
played soubrette parts for several years
at the Fifth Avenue theater, has prosper
ed on the stage, and is said to be wealthy.
Spencer Cone, her business manager, is
her brother. Edward Arnott, the Ber-
nard OF the play is an Irishman, whose
first engagement in this country was at
Wallaek's, where he was cast for Cory
Kinchella, the villainous landlord in
THE Skaughraun." He made hit, out
declared that he would prefer to fai
in a part not repugnsnt to his Irisf
patriotism.