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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-10-13

A PARIs1AN clothing house is running
its sewing-machines by electricity.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-10-13

\ ST. LOUIS negro committed suicide
through grief at the death of the Presi-
dent
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

CHARLES j. GUIrEAu will plead in.
sanity.
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PRIVATE board, as a rule, has advanced
one dollar week in nearly all the cities.
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How He PrOnOsed.

A bachelor too poor to get married,
yet too susceptible to let the girls alone,
was riding with q lady "all Of SUM
mer's day" and acknowledgements
arms, awkward things, are ever in the
way-dropped an arm round her waist.
No objection was made for q while, and
the arm gradually relieved the side Of
the carriage Of the pressure upon it.
But of a sudden, whether from a late
recognition Of the impropriety of tho
thing or the sight of another beau COM
ing never was known, the lady started
with volcanic energy, and, with fash
ing eye, exclaimed: "Mr. b., L can
support myself |" "Capital u was the
instant reply. "You are just the girl l
have been looking for these five years.
Will Won marry mo p'
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BERT WILKERsoN, Il Colorado outlaw
who was kindly assisted "over the
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Corn is now worth eighty cents the
bushel, and the prospects are, that it
will be higher. When money was cheap
and corn brought one dollar the bushcl,
the fact was recorded as an ovcnt worthy
a place in the history of commerce; but
what shall we say now, with money ut
par, of the price which this product
promises to attain. The difference how
ever, between then and now is, that
then the high price attained was owing
to the cheapness of money and an un.
usual demand in the markets, whereas
the present status is q result of the
scarcity of the corn product. It is of
little benefit to the farmer how high
corn is if he have none to sell.
THE Cincinnati Gazette pays the fol
lowing tribute to the integrity of jaw
Cooke The example which Jay Cooke
presents of recovery from bankruptcy to
honorable solvency, after having been
bounded from wealth to poverty by
heartless and undiscriminating persecu-
tion, is not equaled probably in finan-
cial history. Every lover of integrity
and personal worth will rejoice to know
that the great dispenser of greenbacks
and salesman of Government bonds i'll
the hour of the Nations fiery trial is
likely to pass the evening of his days in
aff1uence in the elegant home he pro-
vided in days of affluence, which WAS
cheerfully surrendered to satisfy both
needy and rapacious creditors, but is
now recovered by his recuperated means
10 the use of the worthy owner.
70 BERT WILKERsON, II Colorado outlaw
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Three NIaidens ana t.,o Census.


The Misses McFarlanes are three
maiden ladlcs-slsters. 1t seems the
one would not trust the other to see the
census paper filled up, so they agreed to
bring it to me to fill it in.
"Would you kindly fill in this census
paper for me ?" said Miss McFarlane.
' My sisters will look over and give you
their particulars by and by"
Now, Miss McFarane is very nice
lady, though Mrs. Cameron tells me she
has been calling very often ut the manse
since the minister lost his wife. Be that
as 1t may, said to her that would be
happy to fill up the paper, and asked
her III the meantime to give her own par
ticuIars. When it came to the age col
umn, she played with her boot on the
carpet, and drew the black ribbons of
her silk bag through her fingers, and
whispered "You can soy four-and-
thirty, Mr.. McIauchlin. Gail right,
ma'am, says !, for knew she was four
and~thirty at any rate. Then Miss
Susan came over-that's the second Sis
ter, really handsome young creature,
with fine ringlets and curls, though she
IS a little tender eyed and wears specta-
clcs. Well, when we came to the age
column Miss Susan played with one of
her ringlets, and looked in my face
sweetly, and said; "Mr. McLauchlin,
what did Miss McFarlanq say? NV
sister, you know, is considerably older
than am-there was brother be-
tween U.S."
"Quite so, my dear Miss Susan" said
J.; "but you see the bargain was that
each of you was to state your own age. "
" Well. " said Miss Susan, still playing
with her ringlets, "you can say-age,
IA years, Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN. -
In little while the youngest sister
came in.
Miss McFarlane," said she, "sent
me over for the census paper"
Oh, no, my DEAR" says I II can
not part with the paper"
Well, then, said she, "just enter
my name, too, Mr.. McIIauchlin.
"Quite so. But tell me, Miss Robina,
why did not Miss McFarlane fill up the
paper herself ?"-for Miss Robina and /
were always on very confidential terms.
Oh, she replied, "therc was q dis
pute over particulars and Miss McFar-
lane would not let my other sister sec
how old she was; and Miss Susan re-
fused to state her age to Miss McFar-
lane ana so, to end tileO quarrel, we
agreed to ask you to I've so kind as to fill
in the paper"
yes, yes, Miss Robina," said T.,
that's quite satisfactory; and so III
ill III your name now, if You please"
Yes, she said. with O sigh. When
we came to the age column" Lis it a.
9olutely necessary" said she, "to fill in
the age? Don't you think it is O most
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"Do YOU expect to travel this sum. ?"
eyes, some" "It will cost some."
eyes, quite sum-" "Do you possess
the necessary sum ?" "I have some. >"
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VOL. XI. NO. 5.

impertinent question to ask, Mr. Ne
Lauchlin ?"
"Tuts, it may he so to some folk, but
to a sweet young creature like YOU it con
not matter Il button" .....' 4.
WELL" said Miss Robina. "But
now, Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN, I'm to tell Won =
great secret" and she blushed az abe
slowly continued; "the minister comes
sometimes to see lis.
have noticed him rather more at
tentive in his visitations in your quarter
OF late than usual. Miss Robina.
Nery well, Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN: but
you must not tease me just now. You
know Miss McFarlane is Of opinion that
he is In love with her, while Miss Susan
thinks her taste for literature and her
knowledge of geology, especially her
pamphlet on the old red sandstone and
It's fossils as confirming the Mosaic De.
riod, are all matters of great interest to
Mr.. Fraser, and she fancies that he
comes SO frequently for the privilege of
conversing with her. But" exclaims
Miss Robina, with q look of triumph,
look at that !" and she held in her hand
beautiful gold ring. "I have got that
from fhe minister this very day."
I congratulated her. She had been q
favoritc pupil Of mine, and was rather
pleased with what had happened. "But
what" I asked her, "has all this to do
with the census?"
Oh, Just this" continued Miss Ro-
blna. "l had no reason to conceal nv
age, as Mr.. Fraser knows it exactly,
since he baptized me ! He was o young
creature then, only three -and-twenty
so that's just the difference between us. /"
Nothing ut all, Miss Robna," said
7, "nothing ut all; not worth mention
ing"
I'm thispassing and changeful world"
said Miss RObina, "three- -and-twenty
Years are not much, after all, Mr.. Nc
Lauchlin."
"Much ?" said I. "Tuts, my dear,
it's nothing-iust indeed what should
be-"
"I was just 81 last birthday, Mr..
McLauchlin," said Miss Robina, "and
the minister said the last timo he called
that no young lady should take the
cares and responsibilities of a household
upon herself until she wae--well, eight
and-twenty and he added that 81 was
late enough"
The minister, my DEAR" said I, SIS
| q man of sense"
So thus were the Miss McFarlanes'
schedules filed up; and if ever some
one in search of tue Cmiosities of the
Census should come aGHoss it he NAV
think 1t strange enough, for he will find
that the threo sisters McFarlane are all
one years bairns. - Chambers Journal.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN-Re j. s. Stewart. DID,, Pas
tor. Preaching at 10 80 a. m. and D. M eve
ry Sunday Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 80. Sunday School-D'A. Overton, Superin
tendent-at12 o'clock.
CHRIST CHURCH-(E (Episcopal) REV. John s.
Beers. Rector. Service and preaching at 10 80 a.
M and 80 pm. Service and lecture Thurs day
evening at 80. Sunday School-Jas. II. Hale
Assistant Supt.,-at II m. Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening at AS.
M, e. CHURCH.-Rev. Q. FL. Wright, Pastor.
Preaching at 10 80 a. m. and D. m. PRAYER
Meetings on Sunday evening at so, Thursday
evening at 80. Young mems. prayer meeting
Friday evening at s. Sunday School-B. M. Peck,
Superintendent-at1 I'm.
SS. PETER AND PAUL.--(R. C.) Rev. Chas. F.
Kelley, Priest Mass at and 10 80 a. m. Yes
pers at 80 p. m. Sunday School at IL 80 and
2:30.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. = (Universast)
Rev. William Taylor, Pastor. Preaching at 10 80
a. m. and p. m. Prayer and Conference
Meeting Thursday evening at 7 80. Sunday
SCHOOL,. f. Gardner, Superintendent II M
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev G. Il. Haowell, Pastor
Preaching at 10 3 A. NJ and P. NJ. Prayer
Meeting, Thursday Evening" P. N. Sunday
School at II m.
BRETHREN.-Servce at 10 80 a. m, every Lords
day. Reading Meeting every Wednesday even.
ing. Sunday School at p. M.
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TR.aTBLLKR,S GUIDE.

PA. AND n. Y. r.. r.
Trains on the Pa. s N. Y. r. r. pass this place
as follows: .
- Aoring South.
No. 5, at :05 a. m. for New York and way sta
No. at 10 43 M, mail train for New York, Phil
adelpha and intermediate points.
No. 9, at 100 p. m.-Express for Philadelphia.
No. Is, at 10 46, p. m.-Fast express for Philadel
phia and New York.
No. 31,-Local Passenger Train, between Elmira
and Wyalusing, :23 p. m.
.H.If .Aoping North.
No. 8, at 100 a. m.--Fast express from New York
and Philadelphia
No. 80, at Q 80 q. m, WilkesBarre accommodation
No. 2, at 43 p. m.-Mail train from Philadelphia
and New York.
No. IL, at IL AS, a. m, from New York.
No. 81, at :53 a. .m.-Wyalusing and Elmira local.
a STATE LINE AND SULLIVAN R.R.
Ledre.
100 o'clock p. for Bernice and Intern edia ate sta
ArriUe.
Q 80 q. M, from Bernice.
BARCLAY Il. r.
Ledoe.
80 a. M, for Barclay and all stations, and 100
pm.
A,riue.
10 15 m, from Barclay and intermediate stations
and go p. m.
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manly way and not put so much stress
upon powder and ball, but rather assist
in putting those relics of war and anar-
chy at discount in our qniet every day
life and aid in breaking up the prevailing
mania to own, carry and shoot them as
the general custom is.
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x FEW FACTS
In regard 20 the
White
Sewing
Machine,
In regard 20 the

1t is an acknowledged fact that the
White Sewing Machine now stands pre-
eminent among first-class machines, for
it's simplicity and light-running qualities.
1t is a mechanical fact that the White
Sewing Machine is made from the best
material and of excellent workmanship,
and all it's wearing parts are adjustable,
so that lost motion can be "taken up' in
an instant.
1t is an undisputed fact that the dura-
bility of the White Sewing Machine is
sustained by a written warranty for five
years.
1t is progressive fact that the White
embodies the most practical and useful
improvements of other sewing machines,
together with advantages peculiarly its
own.
1t is money-making fact that the
White is the easiest-selling selling ma
chine in the market, and therefore all
wide-awake dealers make it their specially.
It is gratifying fact that the White
gives universal satisfaction, and that it il
steadily and rapidly increasing In public
favor.
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CAUTION.

Do not be imposed upon by agents and partie
who are interested in the purchase and sale Of othe
machines 1t has become a common trick for un.
scrnpulous competitors to get White machine and
put it in bad order that they might prejudice pur
chasers aganstit and in favor of their machines.
To guard against such contemplate trickery, we
advise all intending purchasers to correspond with
us direct and we will take pleasure in giving them
the address of regular authorized dealer for the
"White" In their county, or we will offer to sell
them machine direct at special prices, and guaran
tee satisfaction in every respect.
M. G. WELLS, .agest,
Oaacs - Iy'esS r Co.'S Gallery, Patton
BLOCK, Tkjrd Story
TOWANDA, PA.
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Mfrs. 9Binslo's Sootbine Sprup.
NeS. Sylpanus Cobb ihrsitt In Bottom
Gbriitan 5rxman 'fOlssnoermobta Dir
tpiroen auf teinsn Jau zine Mspi,in emp.
feblen, wenn mir nidtt wubtsn, taB Re gut
tpdre - beionoers fur aiubsr. gon
Wrs. Wtnsluws SYrup tj nsn mir aus
@rfabruns ipreden In unferer eisensn
5amilie mar fle uon Sesen. Dsnn wir
ben SYrup einsm 8inbe sabsn, bas NIT
esibneb seplast mar, 70 verf4aifte Go Dem.
lelten rutiesn ShIaf unb ben @ltsrn Stu
BE-. Die meiRen gltern mtRen biss 3u
i&dben. 5ier il etn @rtitel, psr unldap.
lid unb wotlttdtis III. benn Der Sdlai
ben er sr3eust, 1T natiirlih unb Der tleins
Gberub srwadt 70 bea als elm &nopf.
Watreno Der Yeriobe bss 3abnens III Der
Ssrup BON uniddbbarsm @srtbe. gBir
taben Sfters bon Miittsrn lasen b6ren,
bab ife nidt obns ben @yrup iein m6hten
BON bsr 0eburt bes &inbes an bis Gas
3atnen pOraber III. 3u ssrtaufen tn
allen apctbeteu ;u 25 Gents bic 6laf6e.
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2iebestuumel, pcu meldsm Saint Stuff
ersrifen su fein fdien.
gDir fnb uns. laste le, burh bic lunse
Trennuns fremo seworoeu Dein
Sdmeisen, 9eou, percient Strafe.
Bin id nidt bart aenus seitraft? Wie
piele Woden unb Utcnate ees @liides
babe i'd peridumen mitl1en Z uub wenn
id niht idrieb -.
IS mar Dein 5tols; brd in Der 9iebe
lou es teinen Stcl, aeben ; iie 1T san}
Den.utb unp unterwiirfiafst.
WaSu alio Dein strduten, bic freuloe
falte Nblebnuns.
@tcls sesen Stol,
Eu iitit aid,t, mas 0u lcbrlt, Wancn
...... Du biit cine feine 6eudleriu.
Wc iid bic eiete perleuanst. oa gilt
aud niht ibr @elst Aas tiimmerts
benn mid. Of bic 8irser ron Blerau
Court in Dir ibren Yropbeten leben. os
man Did wdblt rber nidt wdtlt 3u einem
Nmt, su elmer Yfidt? Sd liebc Did
bod nidt un. oieier fraslidsn @brem
wilIen.
Traslide @breu? periette Saint Stuff
betrrffen es mar ibm, als penn Jpn eine
frembe, falte 5unb beriibrte.
Sber slaubteit Du i'd frase nad ben
Stimmen Deiner Wdbler? :? Jh mdble
auein mad Der @timme meines SCREENS.
Wancn iaste bies 10 fhaltbaft anmu=
tbia, bab Satnt Suit bas @efibl bon
Tremebeit, oas ibn iiberton,men baits,
raid iibermanb unb benz Wdbhen bic
5anb fiiete.
(3prtfekuna fpIat.,
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Soiepb 2anoa'S W0ble

in Ntu Sraunfsls matlt istt gutes 9orn.
nno Wet,snmetl nno pertault in aroseu
Guantitatrn In bic umsssenb.
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Sa9es : 9teuigfeiten.
& II la ND.

!. - Ser gbef bes ftatiftil9en. Bureaus
beri1tet, BOB tpdbrenb bes Monats Sc
bruar 15,O75 ginpanoerer in ben Ser.
Staaten anfamen. Wdbrenb Der lebten
8 Monate betrug bic ginmanberung
30.522.
- Ser prdlibent bat s. &ramer BON
GentudD gum @eianbtl6afts= =Mtta6e fir
bic S6mei3 nominirt unb 6. q. Sbel=
bon bon Obio gum Gouoerneur BON
Neumerifp.
Die 9atipnalbanfen, tpel6e lire
als Si6erbeit fir ibre Noten binterteg=
ten Bombs auriidgesogen unb an beren
SteQe 2egaltenOernoten oeponirt bot
ten, baben felt Der befannten @nti6ei<
oung beg S6aBamtsleeretdrs Winoom
ipieoer Bombs i'm 8etrage pon $3,467,=
$50 beponirt. 9lnbere Nationalbanten,
,pelde porber nidt ibre i'm umlauf Be-
finoli6en yfoten Dern,inoerten, baben
Bombs i'm 8etrage bon $4,828,50O be.
ponirt. Sir Die Nationalbanfen, ipel=
de 9egaltenbernoten beponirten, 10
lanse bas S6idial Der Gunoirungsbia
nod ni6t enti6ieoen mar, lino yfoten
i'm 8etrage bon $1,813,7 $50 ausgegeben
iporben. Sir Die anoern NationaIban=
fen uuroen ouf bic bon ibnen bintcr=
legten Bombs 81 ,623, $3.50 in neuen Noten
ausgegeben, 10 baB i'm 8ansen So, ,437, :
13O ausgegeben ipurben. Sm @anaen
finb jebt Nationalbanfnoten i'm Betrage
BON $346, 1874, ,62S i'm nmlauf. Ser
8etrag an 2egaltenbernpten, pelde bon
sablungsunfdbigen 8anfen unb iold)en
oeponirt ipuroen, bic lire i'm umlaufe
befinbli9en Woten berminbern tpo[len.
belduft ii6 auf $31, ,921 ,134. Bringt
man bieien Betrag bon bem Der int un<
laufe befinbli9en Nationalbanfnoten
in Nb5ug, 70 bleiben nod 1907, ,813, ,524,
su beren Si6erbeit Bombs i'm 8etraae
bon $347, ,632 i'm S9abamte oeponirt
fin0. @on lebteren fin6 SAG, $50
fe6sprp3entige 81er, $158, $40, 100 fun=
oirte fiinfprosentise uno $137 900, 900
bier uno biereinbalbprosentige.
! -Sn Gbepenne, WpOming, befanb 1id
Der W0rber George parrott in Der Sail;
bic 9inridtung oeiielben mar auf ben
2. april feitgeiebt. Parrot mo6te oies
nidt bebagen ilnb 10 unternabm er Ell
men 6lu6tperiud. IS war ibm gegliidt,
Ti1 ieiner Gelieln 3u entleoigen, nit oie=
| fen i9lug er ben Gefangentpdrter gu 8o=
ben unb lief bann in ben gorribor bin=
aus, Inn bic 3elen ber ibrigen 8efan=
genen gu 0ffnen. Die Grau oes @efan=
genmdrters bate ieOOd) llnratb getpit=
teri, Derl6loB ben Corridor BON auBen
uno ma6te 2drm. Cine 9lnsabl bon
Mdnnern elite barauf berbei, befreite ben
@efangenmarter uno perii1erte lid bes
Wi6roers. I'm einem abermaliaen
5lu6tberlu6e Dorsubeugen geleitete man
6enlelben sur nddlten Selegrapben=
fange, beieftiste einen Strid an oeriel=
ben unb i9lang ibn bem M0roer INN
ben gals, Der oann cine Setter binaufs
iteisen muBte. 9lls man Die Setter bine
tpegnebmen ipollte, rief parrot feinen
Senfern gu: 2abt log, 8ODs, i6 ipringe
binunter oamit id ben 0als bre6e.
- Garl S6ura bemerfte in elmer &eoe
an bic Gipiloienltreform 9lTociation in
| Bottom, bab oas Sauptprin3ip bel Der
| Mnftellung zines 8eamten fein miiiie,
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gtne ante 6nusfrau.

Cine CUTE nousfrau iO0ts wenn lie
ibrem 6auie Die JrIbjabrs Neinia iauns
eibt. wobl bsbsnfsn, tab bic tteuren Sa,
faFsn ttrsa 6aules msbr mtrtb ltno ais
pisle 6duisr, unp tab otrsn gNieme ber
@dub,rune uno Reiniauna bes Blutes,
Neaultrsn rss Mlsens uno tsr Ginoeuei,
be bsbirien, um bts BON Jriihlinss Wfa.
laria une Nuspanliunatn ertitebenben
8ranfbtiten 3u perSiitsn uno ,u beilfn,
uno fe mub tvihn, oab rs nitts aitt mas
birfes 10 oollaanpia unr lib'r !hun miro
ais 6opfe H~S tiers, Die r,inlsn nnb
teilen Wsni,in'n. @ishe einf anssrs
Spdlte.
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ben Gbaracter uno 6dbigfeit bel1elben
in Qlniblag 5u bringen. 8ermanot=
16aftli6e ober politii6e Snterefen oiirfz
ten bur6aus feinen ginilub babel aus
iiben.
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-gine cute Mebiain. 6err
5. Wpatt BON Buckingham N. g., bat
einen tilnfjabrigen 9naben, Der felt
ieiner 8eburt nit elmer Sauptfranfbeit
bebaftet mar, Die iiberaa ausbrad. Gr
iagte aus, oab er Die 9lnSei9e BON ST.
S. s. Npers Sarparilla in Der 0anpille
Shines iab uno cine Slalde oapon
faufte. ST CAB Dem Gnaben bieielbe
elm unb cine ,uunoerbare 8eIerung trat
Elm. Der 4usi6lag bOrte auf uno Der
Mppetit oes Snabeu tpuroe gut.
Sanoille, 3d., Simes.
4pers Sariaparila 1T in allen 9lpp=
tbefen 5u baben uno lit elm 1i6eres N{it=
tel gegen alle llnreinisfeiten oes Ylutes
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9aS SSr6,tlei1t
non Saint Amarantbe
&uman sOu @ubslf som @ottfaaII.
(Tpriiepnug.)

(Touiebnug.)
Gceile abcr, bic Eaube Wutter @ottes,
mar tr uerseblid nadseflcseu, mn ben
ecbn fir ibren 3ulritt CUR Sette unb ib=
re Lienfe als Ssfiisises saert5eus Der
6eiIisen gu uerlunsen !; propbetiihe @nt=
biinunsen iiber bic viebe 5artiues gu
Trdulein Saint Wmlrantbe unc iiber it=
re eisene 3utunit ; aller Ytophetenselit
mar Der neuen Gra all eieienl Nteno at=
banoen setcmmen /; lbre curdfidlisen
3iige maren trppeit tlae se,Dorren; lie
eridien ais eine miirriide yllte bic iib
mad benz Neraer uno Der NuFresunS nad
elmer TaNe Ibee uno ibrem Eager iebnte
unb fiir ibre neusewonnene 9cdter tein
freunblife8 Wort bate.
geeile sebadte Der fdneren Opfer, bic
fe Der Shutter @ottes eebradt uno fehrte
sntta ufdt unb m.bpersniiSt in bic rdter=
ltde Wcbuuns surid.
Drittee Eopitel.s
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q II 8 | q Il 5.

iiben. -.
slanb.
- Die Mbl6iungsgelber, wel9e Die
rll1Iil9en 8auern fir Die ibnen bel Der
Nufbebung BET 2eibeigeni6aft sugetpiez
ienen 2dnoereien gu sablen baben, iol=
len in % @oubernements um 40 big 70
prosent erntdBigt tperoen, mas eine Sc
fammtermdbigung bon etpa 100000
&ubel idbrli6 ergeben miiroe.
- Nus Weaorib miro unterm 20. be-
ri6tet: @efern Nbeno erplobirten meb=
rere Yetarben in ben bieiigen StraBen
uno man glaubt, bieielben ieien na6
Dem Poliseiprdfecten getporfen tporoen,
ipel9er por &ursem bic Spielbduier
'i6lob.
- Sic nortpegilden @abifalen beab=
fi9tigen, bein Gtortbing folgenbe Geiebz
entmiirfe aa unterbreiten: 9erabietung
Der Npanage oes &6nigs, Nuf6ebung oer
Safelgeloer bes @taatsminifers, Nbdns
berung bes Winil lter=8eranttportl
gelebes unb ginfibrung ber S6murz
geri6te.
= Sn Der @el6ubfabrifation 1T bic
&rupp' ide Gabrif tpobl ielten 10 bei6dfz
tigt geioeien tpie geraoe iebt. Die ruz
mdnil6e &egierung erbdlt 100 complete
Selbgei6iibe, Die gegenmdrtig bon ben
bamit beauftragten rumduii6en Sffi5ie=
rem abgenommen merben. Sarna6
fomn,t@rie6enlanb an bic &eibe, ipel6es
700 9lrtiaeriefahrseuge Complete Gelb=
gei6iibe) in 9luftrag gegeben bat.-6er=
ret baben auBerbem nod S6tpeben, 9pl=
LAMB uno Stalien @ei6iibe beitelt. 9a
ale bieie Nuftrdge in iebr fur3 bemene=
men Griniten ausgefabrt tueroen ,niiiien,
10 berri6t in ben &anonen,pertit itdtten
bic fieberbaftefte Sbdtigfeit. Sag unb
Na6t miro gei6afft, Die Werfldtten ino
gum She'll ertpeitert, bas Mrbeitsperlo=
nal bermebrt tporoen.
= Sem Sberiten 9oriibsfp, Der Bel
Der grmoroung bes @3aren bertpunbet
tpurbe 1T cine penlion BON 5000 gtubel
sugelpro6en tporben.
= @lfbunbert Per1onen berlieben am
%. Mdr5 Berlin, UNI iiber Bremen nat
Wmsrifa aus5utpanoern.
Ser eanabii6e Mtiniiter bat oer
englii9en &egierung einen Ylan untere
breitet gu elmer irldnoii6en Nuspanoe=
rung mad ylorbtpeit=Ganaba.
- Sic &ebe, tpel9e ber Sosialiit
6aHelmann in Stem Oorf bielt, tpurbe
in 9auienben BON Gremplaren in
2eipsig berbreitet. Sogar in ben Mili=
tdrcaiernen fanben fi6 gremplare ber=
ielben.
= Ser 8erliner Correspondent elmer
frans6iiI6en 3eitung f6reibt, 6aB Die
eonierpatipen Bldtter in &uBlano ben
9lbbru6 aller biplomatii6en 8erbinoun=
gen nit Der S6mei3, Die Mustreibung
Der S6mei5er aus &uBlanb unb Elm
ginfubrperbot aegen S6meiser @aaren
befiirtporten. Serner foute 9eut16lano
bon Seiten &uBlanbs GUT Nnneration
Der S6tpeis ermuntert tperben.
- &o6efort 1T in paris Inn 1000
Grs. tpegen Ser6ffentli6ung ieiner glr=
tifel iiber ben Gaarenmorb beltraft
tporoen. o<s2
= Cine belgiibe Expedition iou bir=
men &ursem bon 8riiHel na6 Weltafrifa
abaehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-24

= Infer Yurratb BON weiBen unb se=
ltrelften 2alpnS 1T beoeuteno, tpelden mir
Su iehr mibisen Yreiien pertaufen.
... 9 dram & Is o.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-05-19
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to"do, and for the 72ert 10
days, 7ciZ offer ourlarge stock
Of Flour: Feed, &C., at er-
trenoeJy 101O prices, us We
must close them out to make
room for our immense St0cE
OF Staple and Fn71cy Grocer
zes, Provisions, &C., to n771Ue
next zCeeE. Don = ffuI to call
and make q bargain NTH
WEBB & PE.AKE,
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