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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-23

1 am q BAPTIST minister, and before even
thought of being u clergyman, graduated in
medicine. but LETT 4 lucrative practice for nv
pre- sent, 40 years ago. was tor many years a
sufferer from Guinsy: Thomas Eclcctric Oil
cured me.' was also troubled with hoarse-
ness, and Thomas Eclectric Oil always re-
licvcd me. Mywifc and child had diphthcria,
and "ThOlnas Eclcctric Oil cured theLn, and
II taken In time 1t will cure seven times out of
ten. am confident II is cure for the most
obstinate cold or cough. and IT any one will
take small teaspoon and half fill it with the
OIL. and then place the end OF the spoon in one
nOstril and draw the OH out CT the spoon into
the head by smiling As hard they can, until
the Oil falls over into the throat, and practice
that twice week. don't care how offensive
their head may be, it will clean 1t out and cure
their catarrb. For deafness and carachc 1t has
done wonders to my certain knowledge. 1t Is
the only medicine dubbed patent medicine
that have ever felt like recommending, and
l am very an xiOus to see II in every place, for
l tell you that would not bc without IL in my
house for any consideration. 1 am now SUIT
fcriny witha pain like rheumatism IN my right
limb, and nothing relieves me like Thomas
Eclectric OIL. Dr. T.. +. CRANE,
Cory, Pa.
For sale at ii. Il. COchran's Drug Store, LII
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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y.a,lrasrfr fllRlligemrer.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE %. 1885,.
Receipt for Making Currant Wine.

s~A <~SesN6 SOeASsss W.
The currants should be- fully ripe when
picked put them into large tub, i'll
which they should remain day or two,
then crush with tho hands, unless
you have a small patent wine press in
which they should not be pressed too
much, or tho stems will bc bruised and
impart a disagrecable taste to the juice.
If the hands are used, put the crushed
fruit after the Juice has been poured of,
in a cloth or sack and press out the juice.
Put the Juice back into the tub after re.
moving any stems, skins or seeds remain
ing, where It should be left about three
days until the first stage Of fermentation
is over. and removing Once or twice day
the scum copiously arising to the top.
Then before putting the juice in vessel
a demijOhn, keg or barrel-any size to
suit tho quantity made
To each quart of juice add
Three pounds of the best yellow sugar,
And soft water sufficient to make gal
Ion.
Thus, ten quarts of juice and thirty
pounds of sugar will give you ten gallons
of wine, and SO on in that proportion.
Those who do not like sweet wine can rc-
duce the quantity of sugar to q or who
wish it very sweet, raise it to 81 pounds pei
gallon.
The vessel must be full, and the bung
or stopper left of until fermentation ceases
which will bc in twelve or fifteen days,
meanwhile the cask must he filled ul
daily with currant juice left over, as fer
mentation throws off the impure matter.
When fermentation ceases rack the Wint
off carefully, either from the spigOt or by
the syphOn, and keep running all tho time
Cleanse the cask thoroughly with boiling
water, then return tho wine, bung uI
Tight and Let stand four or five months,
when it will be fit to drink, and can bt
bottled il desired.
All these vessels, casks, &C., should bt
perfectly sweet, and tho whole operation
should be done with an eye to cleanliness
In such event, every drop Of brandy o.
other spirituous liquor added will do
tract from tho flavor Of the wine, and vii
not in the least degree increase its keeping
qualities. Currant wine made in thi
way will keep for an age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-23

Additional interest will be impaired ia
the coming political campaign in Virginia
by the action of the Republican state cen
trail committee at Richmond yesterday,
which, by an almost unanimous vote, de
terminei to hold q convention Oh tho 24tl
of August to nominate Il full straig ght Re
publican state ticket. This prccipitatcs a
triangular contest in Virg inia, as the Read
justers have already place d their ticket in
the field, and the Democrats are now ell
gagged in choosing delegates to their nomi
mating convention, which meets at Rich
mond Oh the 4th of August. Col. Cameron
the Iteadjuster nominee for governor, pro.
poses to open the canvass in the valley early
in August, whilst Mr.. John S. Wise, an
other prominent Readjuster, will commence
q CANVASS of the tide water counties, be-
ginning with Accomac next week. AL
though the regular Democratic organiza-
tion deemed It cxpedient to postpone their
convention until the first of August, and
consequently al active prosecution of the
campaign until little later, the leaders
arc not idle. but are quietly and effective
ly organizing their forces, having learned
these tactics from tho Rcadjuster leader,
Gen. Malone. All of the prominent Re-
publican leaders in tho state except
United States Marshal John f. Lewis
(who is the Readjuster nominee for
lieutenant governor,) seem to DO out
spoken in behalf of straightOut ticket,
and under the leadership Of General
Wicklam, Congressman Dczcndorf and
Jorgenson, Major Yost, of the Staunton
Nryiaian, Capt. John F. Wilson, post
master ut Lynchburg, and others, the Re-
publicans will doubtless present \ compact
force, leaving Gen. Malone to recruit his
supporters, with the exception of few
stragSlers here and there, from the Dem
ocratic ranks. What success is promised
him in this direction it is perhaps too early
to Judge, but if the recent local elections
in Virginia, wherc almost every Readjuster
nominee for the clcrkships was defeated,
can be taken as an indication, it would
seem that Gen. Malone has quite as hard
a task before him rs he had when he at
tempted to throw the election of officers of
the United States senate into the hands of
the Republicans-an effort in which he
ANONYMOUSLY failed.
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A Great Musical Event.

In nothing is the United States making
moro rapid development than in music,
and no organization has perhaps contribu-
ted more to this gratifying fact than the
North American Sangerbund, whose
twenty second biennial festival commences
in Chicago, June 20, and will conclude
July 8. Tho festival committee is deter
mined to give leaders to the grand choruscs
ami grand orchestra in tho persons of the
most celebrated artists of the United
States aud Germany, and hence are ena J.
bled to announce as soloists such artists rs
Nine. Reschka Leutner, Emma Donaldi,
Anne Louise Carey, VIM. Candidus. N.Y.
ron T. Whitney and Frauz Remmerz,
the latter of whom so distinguished him
self at the recent performances by the
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Drying Cherries.

Cherries intended to be dried must first
bc stoned, spread on flat dishes and dry
them in the sun or warm oven pour
whatever juice runs from them over them,
little at time stir them about that
they may dry evenly. When perfectly dry
line boxes or jars with white paper and
pack close in layers strcw a little brown
sugar and fold che top of the paper over
them and keep in 4 dry sweet place.
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Virtue Acknowledged.

Mrs. Ira MulhOlland. Albany. N. u, writes
"FOr several years L have suffered from Oft
recurring bilious headaches, dyspepsia, and
your Burtiock Blood BitteIs 1 am entirely re-
iicvcd." Price 81. For sale ut II. Il. Cochran 8
Drug Store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Geo. Meredith, Jersey City, writes: "Thc
Spring Blossom you sent mo has had the hap
picst effect on my daughter; her headache and
depression Of spirits has vanished. She is again
able to 20 to school. and Is as lively ,is a
cricket. 1 shall certainly recommend II to all
my friends. Price so cents. For sale ut IL. Il.
COclrnn's Drug Store. l37 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
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Doctors Gave Him Up.

as it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
ut work, and cured by SO simple remeiy?"
81 assure you 1t is true that he is entirely
cured. and with nothing but Hop Bittcrs ana
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must die"
Wcil-a-tiay!' II that is so, will go this
minute and get some for my poor George l
know hops are good" ul92wd&w
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ReiQart'e old Brandy,
H. E. SLAYMAKER.
AGENT FOR
Reigart'S Old Wine Store

Established in l785,
IXFoRTER AND DEALER iE
FINE OLD BRANDIES, SHEERIES, SUPE-
RIOR OLD MADEIRA, Imported in Isis,
1927 and 1881 CHAMPAGNES o
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER, BROWN STOUT.
No. - EAST KING ST.. LANCASTER. PA
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HOTELS.
mo INVENTORS!
w. a. BARCOCK.

AttOrney-at-Law, of Washington, ID. e., FORM
erly an examiner in U. ). Patent Office, offers
his services ~ solicitor before the u s. and
+ fOreign Patent Offices. Careful work ut fair
prices. Was associate of Mr.. Jacob Stauner of
Lancaster, until the lattcr's death.
te6-Smd6W
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ESTATE OF ELIZABETH Il. sTOWEI,s
~ Harberger, late Of the city OF Lancaster
deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the undersigned, one
OF the executors, all persons indebted thereto
are requested 10 make immediate payment
ana those having claims demands against
the same Will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, residing at ~
North Seventh street, in the city of Philadel.
phia. LOUIS B. HARBERGER
JclSCtdOaW One OF the Executors.
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TTSE PURE WATER!

y THE GLOBE WATER FILTER
removes all malariOus sediment from tht.
water; over 50, CO.. In use. Are easily adjusted
10 10 hydr;tnt or spigOt In any part of the house.
Ihey cleanse the water for drinking. coOkiny'
and are unrtvalef for their use in the InunGry
Equally as elective rs the most expensive
Fliters anu only cost from 81 TO g.. 50 t.ich On
exhibition and for sale Mt VII
SHERTZER, ,HUMPHREVILLES
!klEFFEK'S,
jel5lwd No. 10 East King Street
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legal NOTICES,

L'STaTIG OF JOHN McCAMMON, LATr
II of Lancaster city. deceased. Letters OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
dcbtcd thereto are requested to make immctli
ate payment. and those having claims or dc
man'ls against tho same, will present .hcHl
without delay 1Or settlement to the under
signed, residing in Lancaster city.
HENRY WOLF, Administrator
ID. Il. ROSENNILLEE. Atty. a:iG6tIOaw
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IL of Lancaster city, Lancaster county, dc.
ceased. Letters testanentary on said estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned. all
persons indebted to said tleccdent are request
ell to make immediate settlement, and those
having claims or demands against the estate
OF said deccdcnt, to make known tho same to
the undersigned without delay, residing in
Lancaster city. HENRY FRANK, Executor,
522 East Chestnut Street.
B. f. DAVIS, Atty. jell-6tdonw
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ESTATE OF MARY WARD, LATE OF
Il Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF ad
ministratiOn on said estate having been grant
cd to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said dccctlcnt are requested to make immedi.
ate settlement, and those having claims or do
mands against the estate of said decedent to
make known tho same to the undersigned
without delay residing in Lancaster city.
ELIZABETH G.. MARKS
1el7-6tdOaw< Administrative.
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IermiI6te ScVeY0ctt aus 3eius
MDHf.

Stem Oort, 7. Wtat. - SObu Collins,
Ill gtr. 1877, gSarrenitr., Sarien @ttn, tuobnz
bait, meldlen man ieit lettem 0ieItage uerz
miBte, nurbe gefCrn friib ais Geife I'M DlOr=
riszGanale am 6ube Der 28arrenitraBe aufgez
funoeu. Trau Collins iIt in Tolge 6eS GoOeS
ibrcs @attsn tuabninHig gepOrben.
- 9te Oeutidlen &iifer babeu beIflOiien,
ben Srouern Gtrtulare Slt iGifen, pelde 9egen
Den @ebraud bon SGiIcrnr Die IN Cincinnati
iabri5irt purben, proteItiren.
- Siele bieii9e Seitreider bielteu gefern
AbenO ein 8antstt Su @bren Der beOOritebenOen
SermGbIuu9 bcs SrOnprin5en 5tuooIpb.
- Sbs. Spnes, 81 Sabre alt, uurte geIterli
Hafuittag bon einem 9etuiiien @romien i'll
einem Gtreite ourh eiren Sdlag nit elmer
Sarrenrunge aui ben SOpf mabrifeiNlid] t6Ots
lid Oerlebt. Ser Sbdter entflOb, uuroe ie0OA
ipGter berbaitet.
- gubert 8lonster, ans BreuBen gebiirti9,
.Itarb beute an ben 8mfungen einer 0Oi8 Baz
lier @riin, ruelde er gelteru Aben0 in ielbit=
m6rberiider &bIidlt etnnabut. 9eiddftsUerz
IegenDeiten ioUen i'm Su Der Sbat gctrte6en bas
ben.
- Soiepb Sommer tpltrSe herte aben0 bon
f5ranS S6ubert in Der gSObuuug oeS 2ebtereu
8u SroOIlhn ourh einen Yleiierttd) III ben linz
terleib t0ohih perlett.
- GIN pon 5obn @uuis oerauItalteter iedss
tdgiger 9auerlauf nabm beute friib turS mad
Diitfernu6t I'M SSfattuP8int" ieinen Au=
fang. Reun BerioEen betbeiligeH iiA aH Dem
@ettmarife.
- Gin Snabe, giamens Slogan, 0erieste
gcfern Der 1Osidbrigeu .Dlaggie @larf einen
SuBtritt in Osu llnterlei& 9aS Mdoaen ftarb
beute AbenO.
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Bic @eI6i6te ettcS 9cMtf6=
Entertainers.

Samuel MarQomiuer, ein III YreuBen gebOz
rercr, natliralliirter 9lmeriflrler, tebrte gegen
Gnbe oes SabreS 1873 nad Oeutldllano Suritd,
nm bort SehutS @rhaltung ieiner SoHltlte etne
ibm entIprehenbe arbCit 81 luden. Sci ieiner
9nfunft in &romber9 ruuroe er Ill etller @eloz
1rate bon $50 Nlolf unb Sl ied)S gSoden Sc
fGnoniB perurtbeilt, tplil er itdb Der DfilitGrz
pfid)t ertSogen babe. Die ameritaniife Sc
IanotIdloit in Serlin erlargte SucrIt SenntniB
BON Der Sode anl Z. Sanuar 1879 burh ults
Ieru 8erliuer @eneralfOnlul, oil lueld)en Srau
WlOr9opuer geidrieben bate, oaB ihr Wtann
bereits ieit emer gBo6e i'm @efdngniB ibe.
Die @nqobeu paren inoeB 10 tpenig 9enau, 0a6
Die @eianotl6ait Trau SO. I'M 1lGbere Snfor=
motonen bot. @leidseiti9 tpar6te fte itd) in
elmer lanqen Hote on Sas preuBiid)e auSmdrz
tiqe @ult uno perlangte 0targominer'S Sreis
lciIung, bis lem Sal nnterluAt iel. 9r.
G0crett, Der camals Die @eidafte Der Selanot'
Ifait lnterimiitiid) fiihrte, that oes 6alles III
ieiuer 9epslde 9tr. II bonn 81. Sannar 1880
al unier Staots Separtement @rpdbnun9.
am 29. Sanuar lief cine @ripieoerung bonn
SusmGltissn amte Su SeriiH eit, in ipelter
mit9etheilt muroe, Sa6 Ot. in Srethcit geett
lei, nGbreub ietn Sall id)ruebe. @ine tpeitere
gtote bonn 30. WiGr5 ia9te, baB Otargowiner
am 20. Sanuar ieine 6reibeit ruieDer erbalten
uno oaB Der SuttSmiuilter bei'm Staiier Elm
@na6en9eipdb eingereid)t babe. glm 80. Ipril
enolif tplr6e bic amerifaniide @eanbti1aft
beuohridtigt, oa6 ba8 @eind) belpilligt et,
unS oies @r9ebniB iuuroe 0t. Sulanmeu nit
icinen PapiCren iiberuittelt.
Sic @iniperun9, ipeldbe begreiIlifer 8eiie
einen @erluit an 3eit nnb Sreibeit iiir siusn
unIduIoi9eI Waun eiuid)loB, mar Die 6olge
baoon, baB Die oeutiden 2Ofalbeb6roeu oorgin=
gen. obne ben SAL an OaS SuitiSminilerIum
in Berlin berid)tet gu baben, mie es bod in Den
min,iierielleu 9etreten pOrgeieben 1T, Die TN
3uiammenban9 nno sur AuSfiibruu9 oes Ser
traaes bon 1868 erlaiien purberl. -
0ieie etnfadbe 0arltelnng 1T nidt irgeno eiz
nem Yartciblattc, iouoern Der oifisiellcu llrz
tunoenIanlnilung Cntnomuen, rueld)e unler
Staatslsfretariat lOeben oerDffentltdlt bat.
/ limb lelblt Der Ncthrpenoi9teit einer prafti>
ldeu Anpenbung iiberbCbt uns oas ofT5iclle
SudI iuoem es ben betrefienoen abldnitt alio
I6lit6t: ,,6r. @perett erSriff oieie 9elegenbeit,
unl Sn bsrlerfen: tuie Die neneroiu9S por9etonls
mensu Ssrbaitungen bon .0sutlAameritanern
iibsrbaapt seisen. euB Die willtcmmcHen 3Off-
nungell, iueldIe Or. @rcelleus bon Ybilippsborn
iii ieiner 9iote bonn 8. Sui 1873 ertpedt babe,
eatin lauteub, oab Die bon Der faiIerl. Eegtes
rurg auisefteuten aI9eneinen @eibtspunfte
bette Seahtung bet ben 9otalbehOroeu filtoe!l
iOilten, ildl rtd)t periuirtlidten." (Am)
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Cages Mi0feite,t

9r Suubesienat mar am Samifage
ud't in Siturg. aui beute 1T abermals Elm
Gontus Der Republican. SsnGtsmiteltsber be-
rrfen tuorbeu, unb eS 1T nl6t unpahrideinlid,,
caB bel Der @ele9snheit Der 6aftionenswift reie
d9e Nabrung erbaltcn pirb. Ou1u fonin,t nod
oas @eriidlt, hab Sefret6r Sirfpoob uom Os>
portsuieut ees Sunan, eincoln, SetretGr res
Sricssrepartemeilts, 6Mut, Sefretdr bes Sees
2eportcments, unb Sames, @eueral- 8pltmei-
ltcr, i'm Arlingtenz.Sotel" cine YriuatbeIpre=
dung sshalten baben uuo ernltlih init Der A6s
iidlt nnlaehen, aus Dem Sabtnstte su iheiOeu.
Sie 8batiade, oaB alle Bier y6rsunoe" Cont
lirs's fno, sisbt Dem @eriidlte ben Sdstn Der
@Gbrheit, iusnn9leid Elm ioldes Gorgeheu MIR
oeeiquet iein fSnnte. ben g8trrparr nod 81 oer=
gr5bun. uEo alles peeeu ces eleuesn Streis
tts nm Gbren, Aeinter nno Beiitel
Die 8ehauptung, ooB Der 9 Seno nad Or
lehiauiig Der uorliegenoen @eihdtte. etne 5weite
Aufaee bes rtooteu SGloaes" Dranifalteu
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Ner MrInffnrff.

RemzgOrt, 7. 0tai. = 6Olgen6es FnO
Die SdluBnotirungen: gelb mar letdjt ju
bic 4 uno idlOB gu 8 BrO5eut pro Sabr.
Sterling @ediel 4.844-4.85 uuf 60 Sage
mo 4.864-4.87 auf Siht.-Suube8- Sblis
gationsn: 1881er Coupons 1O39, neue Sitnfer
IO14, nsue 41=prO5euti9e 1144, neue 4sprO3euz
tiqc 164.-aftieu: RodzS8l0nO 1871 Bits
burg 1893, Sas. Central 1873, R.-D. Central
147, 2atezSbore 1294, @rie 494, 90. Brioris
tGtcn 9O4, tOrtb=gGeitern 1858, 90. Brioritdz
ten 1879, q. s. Central 1O0l, NeaOIng 5G3,
gEefern Union 1179. llntsridatanlt8z 8llau3:
@olo $50 ,345 800; @onront S6,353 ,679.
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0nGrf1,a Ncm final.

% NtOntreal, I. Mat.-Dle bieitgen ,0rdz
nier"=gcgcn erri9teten Dor Sur3em III Der
oWount Hopalz@emeteYh" auf Dem @rabe oeS
tuGbreuo Der llnruben Uom II. Sult 1877 erz
morbCten gm. 6adett Elm 9entmal nit elmer
Snidriit, ipeldle erflGrt, baB y6adttt bon etuem
rfmii6=fatbolii Diob auf barbariife Beiie
ermoroet mrrOe." Die Serwalter Oes 6rieos
Eofes erboben @inrpanS gegen 6ieie Snfartft
un6 beaniprIdIteu, boB alBer ben &atbolifen
au9 anoere Berionen on ben lluruben betheiltgt
tparsr. Die an9elegenbeit iiibrte gu einem
BroSeiie, melder iett nit Der @ntidcioung en-
6ete, oaB bas 9entmal entferut meroen mug.
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SCrt6tG aus Dem SynHern oeS
EIfOnfaE

Su Simonium fiuOet am 10. 0fai bic
GouUcutlOu Ger Baltimore &ountp 6armsr
Idtt, bci UtdT GClegenbeit mebrere praitii9e
gouomirtbc unO mricnidlaitlide gr0Beu 8eOeH
balteu mu6eu. Inter Den EeBtrcn befuOeR
iid 0t. u. gaSen, bis Dor SurSem BrOfsfOr
OCs tbGoretiiden unO pralttiden Adrbdues am
Uuguiiheu 4derbOu= =SOlleg; feruer BrOf. y.
y. g9iliou pOu Baltimore uHO SbarleS &.
Sauiion Uou Baltimore County.
Sicben @uggou8 Z a q d, ehpa Sc Gouz
neu umioiieuo, puocn auf Der Port Bead
gottOmcr @iisnba9u" pou Oen StRtiOneH Delta
unO g8oOobnc Ueri6tdt. 0eridbe mar i'm
uutcrcu Sbcile bon 6ariorO. &OuntD, YtO., iOs
wie i'm uuteren 9Ort'GOuntg, Yennl., gesOgeH
'uOrOtU
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@eneral=@oifmetiter Sames 1tno ote
NOft0tebc.

gSaibingt II, Z. Mai. - Der @enerals
BOitmeiiter SanleS i6etnt feit eutiGlORen, inter
MitbiiIfe bes @eneral=anpalts McSeagb nit
unnadfdtlifRr Streuge gegen Die ,,Stsrn"s
8oft-S6wiubler oor5ugeben. Die Shutoz
bemeiie ge9en 8raSb unO feline 6elfershelfer
nlebren iib nit jebeu Gage, Die llnterludung
iOa gleif5eitig in einem 0utenO Staaten un6
in nllen Serritorien Dor fidl sehen. 9es Bei=
ttren ge6ertt man, erbeblidle Summen mte0er
gu changer, Die fir ben Y6aOienit aus benz
Sdlaeamte geSogen mrberl. 2tuf elmer 8oute
1T bereits etn bstriigeriidber @outraftor nm
$61 900 belan9t rpor6en, unO 9e9sn Gubere ioa
crlnlineu boreegangen meroen. (g1es iehr gut,
ipenn Sames, Nc@eagb II. /. 10. riht ialieB-
lid bon Der tpeitUer3Weigten 9lduberbanoe aus
Dem 6nbinette nehr1nnt merhenN
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Gin SetttI0er 8rater t60tlfdb ptrs
ft11tftOef.

ReD 3 Orf, 8. 0tai.-3mei iunge Rauf=
bol6e, gtamenS Beter ROOnanuno Sobn Snp-
Der, beuqbmen ftdl beute in Der 8raueret Der
96. s. & %. Saffen gu Rorriiania 10 fre4t
baB elmer Der Gi9enthiimer lbuen befdhl, ii4 Sn
entferuen. alS iie fid rueigerten, oeriu9te er,
iie binaus III ipeoireh, uuO III benz entitehenben
SanS9emen9e oeriette elmer Ser Burihen Dem
6rn. 6nffen einen uahrifeinlidl t6ptliden
DIeiierfit in ben llnterleib. Der SerpunOetc
permag nid1t anSuaeber, ruelder BON 8eioen
Den ehd fiibrte. Die Sbdter befnOen iitb in
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Canton, O., Z. Rat.-9ie iunge Satin
bcs 6rn. Charles 8iurrap fiarb gefern abeno
in SoIee eincs Srrtbunls bei'm@innehnen bon
WebiSin. Gin arSt bate ibr NOrpbtnpnlOerr
msldes iie stpeimal osS Cages, uno Shininz
8iEen, tpelde iie dlle 6rei SnnoeH einnehmen
Icllte, brihriebsn. STE nerftan0 Die IuOrOs
uunasn bes glr5tes fulidb, unO nobu OasPuloer
ole 6rei Stun0en uns oie Pilleu 5rpeiulal 0es
8oges etn. 0te Golse mar, oaB fs attern
GbSn6 fiorb. Sr|n Wurrap mar erit isit orei
&ohen DerbeirGtbet.
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Charlotte, H.zG,, 8. 0iai. = 2lus 8tez
oaresSOwuihip am Srend)zSrOab.9itoer, Die
hurd cine 2lfte Der Gegtslatur vtroden" gelegt
moroen 1T, tpirO bon elmer neueu @rftuoung
gemelbet: Die 8reparS al Der anOeren Seite
6eS Slnfes gegeniiberbslegene Ortidaft 1T aaf
hOben 6elien erbaut unO nod yHaB." Nian
bat Elm Eau iiber ben Strom geSOgelt, an benz
iid) Elm SGrbfen mittel8 elmer Shnur bin uuO
beriibersieben ldBt. gBiro Senano in 8rcbaro
6uItig, 10 blait CT Elm 6orn, Der Sdantwdlter
einCs 9otelS an Der anoeren Seite erifetltt,
fragt id)reienb an, mas gepInidt miro, Der
Dtann Su SreUar0 bei6rbert mtttelS bes S0rbs
deuS Sas @elO fir bte 8aare, Die er foroert,
hiniiber, uue erhdlt bufiir unD auf Dsmitlbett
g8cge 10 id)uea, ais m0gItt, ieiuen Bbisfep
oDer Sin,
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Die SorSiige ber betpdbrten UIe6iSiR; 5aE
ce's 5aliGpurilleu-8lHtp tlleH ftHb
i'm RunOs 8iel9, Die nit ben bon OelheIben
er,ielteu groBsu Sureu iebr SufrtsOcu lia6. Bel
9ophhmsrscn aller @rt fuo fie Dortreffltdl tus
cine ben befen Ar1nsieu gC9eu uuoronlnseH OG
9SerbouuuQssS sSr9ane. Qls Slutreiniger llaA
qcberrealer habeu fie tpenioe ibreS @leidleH.
8ouOere nidt, lonSerH bol' Dir eiae S9ahtel
uuS los 8lh furiren. Breis 25 Sents. 3H
baben BET SetbS. 9,a zee, Rr. l0S, @ef-
8GltimoresStrG6e uSl
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MMs Wertto.

GtobtMerifo, 7. Wat.-9er @ontratt
bc;aelid, Der @aos'iHen Sdliffss@ s@iieubabu 1T
BON lntsrbonie bsS merifaniiden @ongrefes
einfiimnli9 ssrehmigt rpOrOeu. - 8iele nene
observation-disclosures ipnrOen am 5. Mai feter.
lid eiugstpeiht. Gs perlautet, 0aB Sen. ,9rant
ietn Nnlie9en nit oem Brdfieeuten in's 8eine
osbrod,t bot, inbeB III oas arrangement nod
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