davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-14
0itte @inOcs1tt tdrOerttt.

SarrtiOnbur 9, 8trg., Is. SUM. Vim
letten 2onnerilage CAB Die 19-idbrige @lila,
beth Sbulb I'll Sbulttomn einem frdftigen
Sndblein bQ8 2eben. @eltern fanO man Oa8z
ielbe toot neben ibr i'm Sette Iie9enO, ltno Srpar
Eerartig uerlebt, baB Die @eidmorenen Oe8 @o<
roners lofOrt 9egen Die SHUTTER Die 2tnflage me-
0en Gin6esmOr0eS Cr6oben baben.
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Der sptrfLtd1e Grbc?

g8tnntpe UfQn., I3. Slllll. = UfQn
olaubt bier ben re6tmdbigen @rben fir ben
3idbourne gta9laB entNeft 81 baben. Der
beheffenoe Manu llegt im Itd0tiifen 6Oipital
un 8uuoen 6arnieoer, ucldle er bel etnem I'M
faQ auf Der 8acific 8abn" empfangen. gr
ncrnt lid Sames Ri6as Coles. Gi6as 1T Der
UidOfcnuame ielner Wtuttcr. gr nil 81
Sabre alt itin, i'm 9(lpr uon 10 Sabren @ng.
IanO ucrlafen unO al8 Dtatroie idrmtltbe
Sec'n bcrait habcn. @r fam hierber uon
2tuftralcu iiber GuQtano. gr beigt aud
nidt ote aerlnQitc Sll0uuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-14

RSg~ [Su gohr's Bart an 6te0erid &oaS
nuO morGcn oa8 3 6ulfeit Der 3 t. : o.
bouui8s @emetube ab9ehaIteA. 81:
Niuff SoPeQe oe5 8rOf. 6Ofimaun uiro
Shuliugenb, Wiitglieoer ulO 6reunOe Der
GcmetnOe mOrgen &ormittag 8 llbr bonn
SdulgetGube nufl oem 6citplabe gcleiteH.
Sir llutGrbaltung ieOer 4rt 1T auf5 Bette &C.
Inrut
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&rGnnp


2ouisDille, &p., 13. Suni. - Die SG=
badsiobrif Der 9Io. 9iobert Dunlap & @omp.
an Der A., nabe Der YtaiuitraBe, branute in Der
porlebten gtadlt rieber un6 Der Wtaid)iniit
6lpnu, tpelbcr in benl 9ebGu0e idllief un0 Den
graub in Der Srunfenbeit peranla6t baben io1,
fam in ben Slatnnen nm. QaS @ebduoe,
peldeS Den 6S. gtelpeomb, Sudlauan &
| Spmp. geb6rte, entbielt etIpa 10000 Bf1no
&audtabaf unb cine SroBe Quantttdt tpertbz
boiler Maid1inerte. 0fan idGbt ben @eamnlts
oerluit auf $4,000.
2ubtngto Dfid)., IS. SUM. - @ine
| SeuerSbrunit i'm @eIAdftstbeile 0e8 StGbtbenS
! rid)tete in Der borlebten 9tadt et1len Shaoen
| BON 100000 an. Ale Bemiibungen, bic
| Slammen ein8uidrGnfen, tuaren pergebltd uno
| nad1 breiitiinb1gem granbe tparen neben 0ielen
fleineren @ebGuoen ba8 BoIfanlt, oa8 3eitun9sz
| lofal Oes ,,Recorb," oaS 9ebGu0e Der :, gS. II,
| Seleqrapben Co.," bas &laiton'lfe SGuier=
geuiert, in oem 'iid) @eibGftslofale nnb 4ODoz
faterl=SanSleien beiauben, brei &tr6en nn6 Oiele
2Gben ein9edifert. 0d iif alle Serfderungss
A9enturen in ben abgebrannten @ebGuoen be-
tanben, tann nod uidt feftgefeat ruerOen, wie
bod Die Seri riidutng 1T.
&tncarbtne, @an., Is. SUM. - Sturz
9eon's Diem unb Sledma1renlaben 9tn9 beHte
flIb in Slammen auI. &erlult $4,000.
| SorOnto, @an., 13. Suni.-Oas 6auptz
sebGube Der Saplor'9en Baptermiihle 81 EOO>
morben am Don brannte geitern gtad)t nieoer.
Der S6aben, Der uollftdnOig ourd Serfi4e.
run9 9ebedt 1T, belduft it4 auf $4,000.
2G4s GDtna 1tto Sapan+
Gan Sransi8co, 13. SUM. - Der
aeiiern bier angefommene Dampfer ,@it1 Of
3ofio" bringt gtudri9tett aus 9Ofobama bis
gum &c. 0lai.
| @ed8si9 @OeGalte, tpelde in89ebeiul bon
bem &0nige pon @orea ahgeidiGt purben, nm
iid iiber 6anbel nnb 8anbel'in Sapan 81 utlz
terridten, paren in Ra9oiaft angefouluen. -
9ie &aierne Su Senba1 mar bon etrem Sol0a=
ten an9esiin6et worOeu, tpelder iif ielbit in Die
6lammen ltiir3te. Der 8ranbftifter II. Selbf=
mGrOer rar in Solge BON ungliidltd1er &tebe
mnhniinrig atlpOrber. Der Saiier febrte am
19. Otat mad, etucr 9leiie bard baS 2anO mad
Sof,o silriid.- &dubereien uno 0iebItdble neb-
men in alien StGoten iiberhano, uno Die Bolt
5ciift nidlt i'm Stanoe, bem llnpeIen 5u iteuern.
-@eneral Snama, Der 9rtegsmiGifter, miro
nGd)ltens cine Reile nadh Guropa un0 amerita
aptreten.-S Son ben25 5fiffen Der iapanii9en
Srtegsfotte iino nur neun ieetiihtig.
Gus Son9.SOng tunb nnter'm 16. Utai 9e~
melbet, eaB Der lunge SaiIer BON @hlua lett 20
8aaeu on ben Slatteru lit uno in fritiifen
3uffonoe barniebalaG. Die tatlerlihen Setb=
drSte beseu rpeuis 9Offunng auf feline 9eueluug.
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g2ettere SIntt9atct& 0es 9Gnottett
GSfMh fh6 GQSN

@antaz Sc, N.zR., 13. Sunt. - gtad=
rtdltCu aus &incoln- County ergeben, oaB Stllp
8onner, genannt y8ilg the Str," 81 ben pie
len, tbm bereit8 Sugeidrlebeuen Ytoroen bret
tpeltere be9angen babe. 9u 2. SUM ritt CT 81
einem Der gSei0epldbe be8 Sobu 9. @biiurn in
ben @tateoz8lains. 8Or Srei Sabren mar
,SiO" in Dem beriidtigten 2tncoln=@Ountp=
Srtege auf Setten @hiiurn'S gelpeIen; Der 0as
malige Streit mar befanntlif Elm ernltlider
8ampf 5wii6eA 5pei Parteien BON 6eeroeubes
iitan~um BEN 8eitt BON 8eioepldben unO
gSaiier, uno hattie 83 Wenidenleben gefOitet.
@e9enipGrtig ift 8illp Elm 6eino Oe8 @htluru,
in6em er bGbauptet, baB linn fiir letne 0tenltz
leiItun9en Der 2obn ni6t beSablt mor0en lei.
gr fraqte nm suerit einen Der 6trten, etuen
Suabsu, oh er fir @biinrn arbette, unO Had)z
Dem ibn Dies betobt luuroe, idOB er Obne gSetz
tere8 ben Suu9en in Die 8ruif, tbn momentan
t6Oteno. Scoor bic an0eren 6irten ibre gStuz
deliergenebre faIIen fonrten, t00tete 8tlD nod
Stpei bon ibnen, 3ielte oann auf eiuen Oritten
unb rief ibnl gu, er laiie i'm leben, Oamit CT
Gem @biiurn melOe, OoB er lett ietne 0te4nung
nit ibm au8gletfen unO i'm t6Oten perOe, bepOr
er sines natiirli6en So0es Ierbe. Na6oem
iid 8tap entfernt bate, gtng Der 9trte 3u oem
nG6fien Eager nm 6iilfe. Die Oret 2etden
purben begraben unO Die geIelidaft brad
oann sur SerfOlgnrg auf. Seit27. Qprtl iuAt
iibri9en8 aud) Der S9eriff Bat @arett D&io," !"
ieEot) obne i'm 81 finoerr. 8iSber bat 0erielbe
Sderifi Oenielben ,,Si0" ihon Bmeimal 9eiaus
gen, 0a8 lette Utal ieOot crit mad elmer SagO
ron fiinf Oionaten, III pelder brei bon D&to's"
GenCiien QetDotet DOr0elt mQren.
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Gefe9rap6tf6e 9epefGett.
2lAs Der 8nmSes1aMptita0t.

(Sertdte ber ~&fToettrten Breffe" Fnr Den .DsuGea
&orrelponbenten.")
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ste sematortpa abG TT gaetp.gort.
Swet tpettere reTuItattoie IbItfmmnnsea. -
6ortfesana Der unteriu&In8 aber Ote BE:
ited,uuasberSildle.

itedjunssberiadle.
&lbanp, 0..D.. 13. Suni.-9ie beute in
gemeini1aitlifer Stbung borgeAommene Ab'
ftimmun9 3ur grtpGblung zines RaAfOl9ers fir
@onfltng bate folaeuSe8 9teiultat: gSbceler
16, @onfling "a, SacobS 26, Cornell 8, Ro'
gers II, 2aphan 6, Sremaine 4, 5ol9er 2,
8rable1 1.-8eSii9lt9 grrpdblung zines 9tads
fOlger8 fir Blatt purOe folgenbes Sotum abs
gegebeu: 3epetp SO, @ornea 6, Seruan 27,
NOlger 3, Blatt 21, @roplen 8, Qapbam 2.
Die gemeiniame Sibuns ruurSe Ourauibtn perz
ta9t.
9as nit elmer llnteriudung Ser 8eifehung8-
periube beauitragte Spe3ial &Oulite oerb0rte
hGute Srn. Bra6lep, pelher Die BeiteaungS.
Oeriufe benz 9auIe 8uerit 51r aenntniB bra4te.
gr tuur0e einem idlarfeu &reu5oerh0re inter
iporfen un6 oaIiebe bra6te infer Anberem an
ben Sag, OoB iid 3eu9e adt WOnute lang in
einem &runtenbOlOaiple 81 8ingbamtOn be-
faub.
3eu9e CAB i'm 2aufe oes SreuSuerb0rs IuSz
funit iiber cine Seriammlun9 Der yunabbdngiz
gen Stalmart8," an rpelder 10 bis II Wttt=
qlieter Der @eietgebung, 6arunter 66. Bhtz
lipps, 8oarbman, @ate8, 0toot unb RatneS
tbeilnabmen. 8ra6leD nieOerbolte ferner feline
Qngabtu iiber bic 2lrt unb g8eiie, in tpeldler
ibm StaatSienator Seiiions Die $1,000 oils Be-
iledung iiberQab, nm ibn 81 ueranlaIien, antatt
fir @onfltng fir 0epetp sI ifimmen, unO iiber
ieine (9rublcp's) lpatere SerbanbIungeu NIT
bem SprCfer Sbarpe. Gr iagte, er bdtte iifJ
MIR NIT aroBem g8ioertpilen oa3u entihlofen,
I6rn. SeItons blo8SuiteQen, neil berielbe ans
ieinem (Oe8 3eugen) 9iftrift famine. am
Morgen Dor Der 8lo8itelluug babe er tnoeiien
9rn. Geiftons auf9eiuft ufO ibn aut9efor0ertr
bte Griinbe nie6er3uidreiben, uelfe er (8rabs
LEM OILS llriade fir bic llebertragung ieiner
Gimme BON @Onfling an Depelu augebeu
iOue. gr babe gerpiinid5t, ifriftliae 8epeiie
gegen Seliions in 6dn0en III baben. @ontling
oDer Bla+t babe er an Dem Gage, al tpeldem er
ben 8eifeduug8oeriud Der @eietgebun9 nit
thetlte, nidt geitben.
9as @Ouite miro bic llnteriu6ung mOrgen
fOrtleten.
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stne neue srubuua Scr gibiliften.

Berliu, Is. S5Ini.-Nu5 Betersburg miro
aenel6ct, 6aB Sr. YObeOonOideff, Der ruiTife
SuIti5miniiter, BON Den gtbiliiten bcnaArtdlz
tigt WOrben iit, OaB fe ibn, faus er tortiahreu
iollte, ben @5aren nit ieinem Uerberblidlen
8atbe gu beetnfluiien, ftumm 3u MAIDEN piiicn
kn,arhetr
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Bg~ Die ySeiferi rsgeague" uutsrz
uimmt morgen nit Dem 0ampier YtattIOa"
ihrcn uIten 0ieSidbrigen au8flug uno
Qiebt rabei ihrSn @3nueru @elegenbeit, cine
81 theins8 8 8artte3 81 gSaiier nit
,umad)en; 6r. Q0am 9ietridl, Der belebte,
in oeutid)en areien mo6lbefannte Jfeitaurateur,
bat bel bieicr @elegenbeit n&bar9e" iiber Bifa
fet un0 Slide Elm Sln5iebungSpunft, Der lt1r~
fer pirten miro, ulS aaeS &nOere.
RS% Die idbrltdlen 6ribiabrs 9tenuen in
Sellers BaOillon" brin9en ie0es 4Ral
6as 8lut uuitrer SpOrt8men in ngtualtige g8alz
lung. 9onnerfa g fiu0et bort OaS Der reg
ueriiden Gitterung balber lebte g8Odle inter-
bliebene Brei 8zSr bremen I'm Elm elea
Qaute8 8ferbeecifirr latt. 9ieIeS S9auipiel,
III mcltem bis iebt iet8 Der beiten bier befanns
ten STEINER angemelOet iino, mirO nift perfehs
len, cine groBe 3ui6auermen9e na4 Sellers
Yaoillon" 3l 5tehen.
nsg- Sir 0en 1ftltaen 9beil unisrer Sta6t
bat fdl aus benz aagemetnen 9elelllhaftSleben
Elm BlGtfen beruusgeiAdlt, Ga8 iid lauitiger
uno angenehmCr fir ben Beiufer faum geitals
ten fam. 6 d. Bratts un6 9Hrbanis
.StraB e-Oort 1T Der 8lae, ben mir irieineH.
81 ba1eriifSn0oel-a gute8 Bier a-8'is iuif
ME oabeim t'S -5nr Slrpetb5ett iah." 90 benz
fen nift alein Die Bapern ais 9anoSleute Oes
Sru. Mihael 9 9riefer, iOn6ern au9
ole Oi1li6en Sepobner unierer Sta6t, oh Baps
eru ODER utdt - Aue iuden bles Bldsden auf,
nm bort etnige Stun0en in po1fer @emiitbsa
rube Oerleben Su f0nnen.
3ur Seilung BON 8pspepte uuO 3erOsu.
Ieioen gebraude Or. @balmers' 9eil+
tinftHr! Sci bieieu uRb Oieleu ouoeren
8ranibetten ffebt fe taft eiulig ba. Gle itdrEt
Die Shmadeu un6 @nttrdfteten un0 berleibt
linen neue Gnergie uu6 9ebenstraft. Si
6etb q. 6ance gtr. 1O8, 8efs 8dL
timOre. 9traBe, au baben. (8)
gle nit Sopfpeb, SeitenI9merSen, Ser.
nopfung, Sd)meiBmangelr @daiglett, Sluts
unreinigfeiteu &C. @epla9teu iollten niht ber@
geiIeu, 6uB Sauce Saiiaparilleu=8lutz @
Billen oieie un6 anbere allgemetHe 8eihmsrz
Ben IN fllr5er 9eit betlell. Brobire eine SdatBa
tel, uub 8u rpnlt 6amtt 5nirie0en leiu. Sci
Set6 g. Sauce Rr. 108, Be R8alt6
mOres9 traBe, 3u haben. (1A
Dos fannff Du 6urH 6ance's Anboru.
@au6b. @r mirtt mie bur6 3uuber. So
Gents Die Tlaite. Bei Seth 5. Sance
gtr. lO8, Befs8alttm ore StraBe.
1u babeR. (4}
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Nc4. I6eIn1,1nrrf-

WemzDOrt, 13. SUM. 6olgenoe8 ftno
Die SdluBnotirungen: @elO mar leiflt 81 3
tis 81 unO idloB Su 8 8rO5ent pro Sabr. -
Sterling ~8e6ieI 4.834-4.834 ouf 60 Gage
mo 4.854-4.854 uuf StAt.-8unOe8> >Sbli'
qationen: 1S81er COUPONS 1893, neue 6iinfer
1O3g, neue 4tsprosenti9e 1853, neue 4=proien=
tige 118.-Ittien: 3odzS8lanb 1444, Bttt8z
burg 14O, Sis. Central 1929, R.~D. Central
1891, 2aIezSbore 1919, Grie 474, DO. Briortz
tGten $50, yiOrthz8eitern 1893, Do. PriOritaz
ten 1414, N.=S. Central 1881, 9teaOn9 592,
94eitern Union 1923. llnterihatamt8z z8tlan3:
Sob $76 ,479, ,7O1; &ourant Sc, ,245, ,913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-14

X0n6 0 II, 13. SUM. = Gaut etner Berltter
Depeife Der yGime8" 1T cine weitere BrOflaz
nation ans Ser 9ruderei oeS Rlbililtenblatte8
yGolfspilen" inter oem 8itel ,Gro5eB mo
Softer" erIaIien ruoroen. QRte bic Proflama-
ton bebaIptet, tbeilte 9fufintOff Dem Solte auf
ieinem @ege na9 oem Stafiote nit, baB ale,
Der Setbciligung oil Dem @SarenmOrOe beidul.
Oi9tenPeriOHen im9eidngniiie Der Softer Inter
marion S,,orSp,r {sirfr
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IstebutGrftc.

Gbicago, 13. Snnl.-9te 3ufubr BON
Stpeiuen belief fd) beute auf $4,000, Die Ser
ienDung aui 1000 Stiid; ote Breie barttrten
3piifen $3.50 uno $6.1O. - &tnOoieb: gu
fuhr $500, 8erienOung 100; Sertduie gu
$3.50 bis 1923. - Sdadfe: 3ufubr 25O0,
95erienburg 900; Ssrtduie Su $3.5 biz $3.50.
ct. 2oui8, 13. Suni.-S Sdlpciue: Ser
fdufe Su $3.50 bis $6.1O; .3uinbr 1000,
&aieuOun9 14OO. - 9finOoieb: Sertdufe 5u
1925 bis $6.1O; 3ufubr 1000, 8erienOnng
GCO.-9daaie: &ettdufe gu 1920 bis $4.65;
3ufuhr 800, BerienOung
philadelphia, 13. Sum- 0ttnooteb-
Gertdufe 32CO; 53bi87. 7.-Sfaate: Sertaufe
900; At bis 5B.-9dwcine: Serfdnfe 5000;
bis 9.
@afz2tbertp, 8enni.. 13. Stni. -
8te 3uiuhr pen &inOpich belief itf lett 6rei=
tog aIf 652O Stiif; Die Breiie ruaren ein me-
MIG h0bcr, ruie Ucrguugene gSOde. Sdweine;
3ufubr 1895; 8ertGufe 5u $3.50 bis $6.15.
= Gdanfe: 3ufubr 300; Die Breiie widen
etma 10 bis IS &t8. BON Oenen Der uorhcr9es
tencen @ofe.
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@edfef-
SM,sttater G. SeGer,
benti6es Sanf> mnb Webielgcid]aft,
gsr. 21, Somtbitr9Be.

sSedid unb @rehitbrieie auf ale Sbeile bon
9cntfdI lan0,
Der G9psls, Sranfreid, Stolien nlrp.
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Dos fannf Du 6urH Sance'8 Anboru.
@au6b. Or mirtt pie burh 3auber. 35
Gents Die GIaite. Bet Setb 9. Sance
gtr. lO8, Us q % alttmores StraBe.
.Iu bObeR. (4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-14

gaEoaezGseuten fir Die Sampler bes rglorS&uts
5d1sn uopo, Der glonz unb 9am5ur9er etnie, f6u,e
oleemeire Seioroeruns pom Paia9leren mtttelf
Ganlpfz uno Seeelldiifen pon uno nad europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-14

Baris, Is. Stunt. - Sin halboift,iellrs
Ghreiben aus Sunis, peld1eS bic 4nfunit
zines tiirfiideu Bahas nit 1900 Mann Col
oateu Su Sripoii8 meloet, TT ben 8arier SOurz
nulen iiit9ethcilt rporoen. - Der 8rief entbdlt
9fofitebernea: y0ie Bforte bat obue 3weifel
hua 9fedt, 3ruppeu nud) GrtpOliS gu i1idsn,
jebod barf iie uidt ben Sanatl8uu8 Der Sez
mobucr inter nem @ormanoe bon Sertheots
9un98maBregeln anfresen. 6rnnfretd1 IT leet
fir Die guirehterbaltung Der 3nhe IN &unI8
uUantporflidh. g8ir adten ole 3fedlte Der
Yforte, allciu Die freunoidGItlldbe @elnnuna
muB gegcrieitig icin."
PAS GrDbeben TT MEinenien.
&onItanttnppe Is. SUM. @tne bier
eiuoetrofiene Depgidle beridltet, baB pdbreuO
brs @rbbebens, meldeS fiir,lif ntehrere OBrter
in Baidalif San, 4rmenien, bem @rOboOen
Qleid madte, 100 Peliouen get6btet unO so
Delmunbet pnroelt.
S9Grft MnO 95rIe.
9ou6on, 13. Snut 1890 gtadlnI. -
@ouIolS 100 7I16 fir gelO, 1901 fir Srief,
Ser. @taaten ObItSatiOueu; 4sprot, 12l;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-14

%DT=MnSsaGImn9et
no d. allen 8 betlen Oeutl hlano'8.
Gtus Gno Uerfaui ireneer 9eioiosten,
iomie
(Moii2, ,tS) Hasiertisam8 BON SoHnatttsa.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-08

average one half the number of cans ex-
pncted, while from Westminster and New
Windsor in Carroll, and Frederick in this
county, we learn that the drought has at
fccted the crops to such an extent that the
packers will not get anything like the
amount of produce calculated upon.
While such however is the case, several
that we have seen are we'll pleased with
the prospect of hand .ome profits on what
they do handle and one firm feels assured
that while they will not do one-half that
they calculated upoa, they will realize
more than had the crop been heavy one.
At our cannery however, during the past
len days they have had all that they could
do to handle the fruits and vegetables
brought them and have been compelled to
do great deal of nignt work with their
whole force and even then on Saturday last
were compelled to allow some of their
stock TO go over until Monday and there
are yet large quantities. of corn, tomatoes
and peaches that WI be brought here.
For a first season and in spite of parch-
ing drought, our packing house has, in
our judgment, done extraordinarily well,
all Vuerulous and premature complaints to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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UpLsNT2' WN7WsS.
Jottings from orr Exchanges.

Buster" ROutzahn, a lad Of about 10
years, got on the rampage Tuesday and
thrust the tue Of a pitchfork into the left
arm of his brother Charlie, who is five or
six years older, inficting an ugly wound.
LEICESTER.
URSER FOR JUDqE We are in favor,
"frs., last and all the time" Of the noni-
nation OF Hon Milton G. Urner for Chief
Judge of this Judicial Circuit. We be-
lieye that the great mass of the RepubIi-
can party, and majority of all the voters,
desire it, Therefore we wish to see all
contingent bubbles and objections cast
aside, his nomination made unanimous
and he be forced to accept it.-Banner
The sugar corn crop is so seriously az
fectcd by the drouth that it is said MIR. Nc
Murray, OF Frederick talks of suspending
operations in canning Banner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-08

The New Windsor Herald came to US
two weeks ago. materially improved III
size and marked in general appearance and
makeup. We know the people of that
community, having lett the foot prints of
the first twenty years of our life on the
sand bottom and mud banks of Little Pipe
Creek, and they possess fine discrimin"'
ton and good taste and the HeruM as it
now is, bidsfair to Withstand the test ofthe
former and not run counter to the latter.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED RoBBERy.-On
Sunday night last, thieves made an en-
deavor to break into the storeroom OF MIR.
VIM. j. Cramer, of Gracehanl. They sue
ceeded in getting into the warehouse at
the rear Of the building aud would proba
bly, HAY reached the storeroom had they
not been frightened from the premises by
The noise made by window, which a
neighbor accidentally allowed to fall.
Nothing was missed from the premises.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-08
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On the 9TH inst, at Catocln Furnace, Mary
Kate Ailesberger infant daughter OF
Chas. and Mary L Adleshcrger, aged l
wear. : months end days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-08
Bicycle Contest

Gy amateur riders are some of the sports
We have every assurance that the eXhibi-
ton of stock and Mechanical, Household
and Industrial skill will be the most com
rlete ever seen in this section OF country.
We therefore invite farmers, mechanics,
merchants, professional gentlemen, all
with their families, TO visit our Fair and
note the evidences OF progress ana i'm
provement in their respective callings,
Our unsurpassed railroad facilities will en-,
able all to come at half rates and to bring
their exhibits, As they are cordially inv ted
to do from every part of the country. We
have determined to make the HagcrstOwn
Fair excel ali others. Come ana see that
we keep our promise. Full information
in Premium List, for whlch, apply to til,
Secretary.
G. w. HUMRICFOUSE, Pres
H. A. MCCOMAS, Supt
2. A. WlTMER, 6ecy. sept. A.
RN Bundles of Rye Stray for sale In
oO quire at this Office a 243t.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-08

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time take all
the vile nostrums advertised; and then you
will want to know
how TO get we'll,
Which is answered in three words-Take
Hop Bitters !-Er7yess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-15

be eDt at-kind o. like green moss, and
shining shells under the water when
it's frozen over-easy enough to be got at
when the ice breaks and floats away"
..Faiherr' she commenced. desperate
IL, college begins next week"
Yes. know - and the deacon's voice
expressed slight irritation.
willie does want to go 50 bad. pears
like it's shame for the boy to be disap-
pointed"
The deacon's face became flint.
1--we explained to William nv reason
thing mean il !: I've set nv foot down"
Yes, yes, I know, but | do wish,
Nathan. you wasn't quite 50 swift at set
ting your foot down. as you always say !;
it's mighty aggravatin' sometimes, for
you never pretend to ask me what think
# SUI b or src'I things, and for all I'm 50
quiet like. and don't say anything. / feel
it nevertheless, and I've begun IN wonder
whether my time II come"
The deacon gasped, and his wife.
throwing away her last remnant Of timid-
ity, continued:
We've been married now nigh onto
twenty-five years. Nathan. but can't
remember the time when ever set my
foot down that such thing should not be
done"
She paused moment, with the scarlet
staining her face like some bashful gi1's,
and her husband. watching the new light
in her usually dropping eyes, stammered
out. with fast expiring dignity:
lin surprised. am. Hannah. |
am surprised"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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cAsIrs suguun uyplAH n'sa'

Cures Sick Headache, Conetipatioa Of H. novrls
and al Bllioss and LIVER Complaints. 1t pasi6es
the bioed. assists Digestion. aud nakes ske ~
sale By drugEists everywhere. nspassd 81 VAL
TER CLARKE, Proprietor Of the farupecn Co-sS
Remedy. west Baxfoa, Ne.
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Convincing Maine Testimony.
NoRru vAssAInoRo' Me, March 40.

NoRru vAssALRoRo' Ne, March 40, 1881
DIR HENIoN: Dear Sir-For nearly four year,
my eldest boy (uow in his 18th year. was afflicted
with Epilepsy (fitsl. We tried every remedy that
we possibly could, but he continued TO grow worse
50 that he had TWENTY FITS q week, and wer.
almost in despair. when l providsntiaily your
advertisement IN the Wuferritte Mail last October
nj placed him under your care. and two
mouths his fits ENTIRELY LEFT MN, and he Is now
strong and well.
Yours. very truly. GEORGE CANAAN.
MI. Canham and his family referred to.
Mr.. Games Wallace, Of Auburn, Me-. had a shock
Of Paraly sis. Was unable to dress himself without
| assistance He saw DIR. II at BANGOR, and in less
than one week he was able TO dress himself. and
within two weeks commenced work. Referred to-
Twelve ply siciaus In Lewiston and Auburn
during IA moRths, treated me for Salt Rheum
which covered the entire body and prevented me
from working during that time: could not lie dow
m-nced to improve at once. and nos, after six
weeks, am well and able to work. TRUE T. DOWN.
ING. Min {, Me-" Referred to.
Miss Nellie NJ. Conner OF Brewer. Me-. was cured
of sick Headache, Painful MeRstruation, Chills,
Fever and Congh. Referred TO.
Mrs. Emma y. Stndtson, Of Bangor, Me-, was
cured Of rheumatism. Neuralgia OF stomach: had
been treated tor Dropsy. Referred to.
G. A Haines. Of Dexter. Me-, cured Of Liver and
stomach Trouble. Referred TO.
Mr.. :. Y. Luce. of Levant. Me-, cured Of
Stomach Trouble and salt Rheum. Referred to.
Miss I.ucine JONES' of West Waterville was cured
by Dr. II. of severe form of Scrofula Referred to
Scores of references furnished on application.
TERNs-are aerer erorbddpf. Those from . dis-
tance literally considered. Letters Of inquiry
answered. De not delay your visit until too late
| necessary. Send for circular.
I"ysds living at distance treated without per-
sonsl interview, if the will admit Write var.
ticuiars.
Positively no case taken unless there is n reason.
able prospect of success. Office hours from A. n.
to +. N. aug26t Tue Th&Satw
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n NM YEAR and expenses to AGENTS.
XII Outfit .e. Address I. q. NICkERf,
Augusta. Maine.