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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24
THE USUAL RESULT.

1t is not to be denied that good sewing
machine is one of the most important
appurtenances of the modern household.
We thought we had good machine in
our household until one day the agent Of
the New Home presented himself ct our
door and proceeded TO deliver an Grafton
upon its characteristic merits.
But" we answe, ed, sour machine
serves MS nicely and suits us we'll, and we
do not care for another"
The agent, however, was persistent,
and finally begged the privilege Of leav-
ing one Of his machines with M, ''for tho
ladies to try"
The request was not unreasonable, &C
| we granted it-but more TO oblige the
agent than anything else; for we really
did not want the machine, and had no
he remotest idea of buying II.
The machine once In the house, it wal
natural that the ladies should look 1t over
They did 80, and as consequence fell In
love with 1t. They say that without thu
slightest wish to decry or disparge any
other machine, this, all things consid-
cred, is, in their opinion, the most de-
sirabie one to be had,
The upshot of the whole matter was
that the old machine was disposed or,
and the Light Running New Home In.
stalled into our househ old--a very fair
and satisfactory arrangement being made
with the agent.
1t is pronounced genuine beauty and
n real Comfort and orr fOlka anted ma
to tell other folks about II.
This unrivalled machine Is manufac.
tured by JOHNSON, CLARK d CO., 30
Union Square, New York, who wish us
to say that all who will send for their new
illustrated catalogue and enclose their
advertisement (printed on another page),
will receive Get of fancy advertising
novelties, of value to those collecting
cards, etc.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24
TAe cleib Scott Dramatic Company

THE olsib Scott Dramatic Company
closedsssh aights engagement in the
Messsngt era on Saturday night,
Romeo asd ydIiet being the play enacted.
This troupe, urins their stay In Colds
bgfo, has won tho esteem and respect OF
q the theatre. essrs in the town. The
company is composed Of frst.class talent,
and every artist ID well mp in the pro-
feGson. Miss ScotERs Juliet played her
ps.a exceedingly we'll and We can truly
say has no superior in\any character she
sepiesents. Mr.. Cobusp, who assumed
the Character of Romeo, is q natural'born
actor and Edwin Booth, woo is famous as
atragedian, cannot excel tAis gentleman
in auy part Of the dramatic alt. The com-
pany.. played three nights id Newbern
this week, and appeared here in last
night (ThuFsday), when Victor Fugo's
celebrated Tragedy, Lucretia Boz was
produced.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

s. L. Nelson. opposite Dodson's
gallery, keeps fine assortment
of liquors, cigars, and tobacco.
Scotch whiskey e years old) a
speciality. A first-class restau-
rant is kept in reaa of his bar,
and those desiring o good, square
meal for twenty-five cents, will
do we'll to give Mr.. N. a call.
Table supplied with the best the
market affords, and polite and
attentive walters are constantly
on hand to serve customers. Per-
sons who propose to have a jolly
good time, should not fail to
give this bar o trial, and get
something to enliven their bones
for the holidays.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

FIRE IN KINaoS.-There was a fire
in Kinston on the 18th inst, and we
learn that the store Of Miss Annie Hardee
was burned. It is thought to be the
work of an incendiary. The upper story
was occupied by Mr.. Henry Bailey as q
residence. lie lost all of his furniture,
which was insured for 5000. The in
surauce on the building was $500.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

a IN. Robert Hancock, Jr., Superin-
tsndent Of the Document Rooms of the
House of Representatives, called on us
Saturday. He gave us some good news
from the seat Of government. and we
are confident that the campaign of 1882
will be glorious one for the Republican
party. Mr.. H. is looking well, and seems
to be- in very fine spirits. He will re-
turn about thr 18th Of January.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

The editor Of the STAR extends thanks
70 Mr.. !. A. Bonitz, of the Messenger, for
nast fayors. Mr.. Bonitz, though po-
litiaclly opposed to us, is gentleman in
avarv sense Of the word, and VIC candidly
nav az a newspaper manager, has no
superior in the State. The typographical
annearance Of his paper and the fine
lob work which is executed at his office
y,oves that he has skilled and talented
workmen employed.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

!. no THE READERS OF THE STAR. Owing
4 tAhe material, W ieh we recently pur-
elksaa coming +, rs In such abad shape,
se are compelled to issue this number
ate We will hereafter come out on
sine. and we hope our readers will excuse
Az ,pr this delay. We will, before long,
a in connection with our newspaper
oartment, job Office, where all kinds
work in that line Of printing will be
on the most reasonable terms.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24
Mr.. Joseph Davis, of New Han

Mr.. Joseph Davis, of New Han
over county, says: l have been
grievously afflicted by dyspepsia
and rheumatism. The dyspepsia
gave me a pain In the side and the
rheumatism troubled me in my
back and limbs. | tried every.
thing and got no ease. | quit
using all medicines that gave me
no relief, and commenced taking
the Tree of Life, prepared by
William II. Moore, Esq, and
from that day l began to improve
in health.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

We are informed by Mr.. J. A.. Bonitz,
proprietor Of the new opera house, that
he has given to the colored people the
use Of ths,teft hand gallery in that build
ing. We appreciate this, and hope the
theatre-going colored people Of Goldsboro
will nsver(give Mr.. ROnitz cause to
revoke il, as heretofore we were COM
PEELED to "a into the psanut gallery OF
stay al home
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

Prof. Moore's Tree Of Life is q purely
vegetable compound, remarkable for
cleansing the system, purifying the
blood. removing fever, hotness of the
skin add giving relief 10 ell diseases Of the
body or system. For sale by Acy Erim,
West Centre Street, Goldsboro.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

The following is from John IL.
Murray, Of Cumberland county !:
I was troubled with pleurisy for a
year or more, and also with pain
in my arms; could get nothing to
give me ease uutil / procured one
bottle of w. II. Moore's Liniment,
and one bottle entirely relieved
me. 1t is the best remedy for
pains OF that kind ] ever used.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

MIR. Charles Dewey's Street Gar Loco
motivd was experimenting to-day (satur'
d.y). The boys had good time. and
seemed to enjoy the tide in the wagons
attached to the engines.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

To ask woman her aga Is decidedly
bad taste. Fit Is your wish to ind out
the number Of years she has been existing
ask some of her lady friends and you Will
gst the desired information.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

The Messenger Opera House, of which
Mr.. ). A. Bonitz is proprietor, cannot be
excelled in appearance anywhere In the
a.ata The erection Of such building
ia wise move on the part of Mr.. b., for
Goldsboro has long been in need OF
suitable place of amusement.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

Acy Exim, West CENTRE Street, oold'-
horo. N. O., agent for Prof. ". A.
Moore's O. K. Liniment. a certain cure
,or Mains and aches, cramp collie, rheu.
M, cut sprains, neuralgia, tooth
ache and dyspepsia.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

Prof. Moore's Liver, Kidney and Con.
sumption Pills, are guaranteed to cure
any disorder arising from q disordered
state Of the vital organs, or contracted
by malarious condition Of the atmos.
phere. For sale by Acy Exim, West
Centre Street, Goldsboro, N. @.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

The ambitious lad who is aspiring to-
bscome famous 10 the art Of poetry,
should take the advice of the Boston
posst that is to crawl through "a thresh-
ing machine.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

Chas N. Hunter. of Raleigh, has no.
cspted the position az associate of tho
Banner of that city. q0
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24

Man is somathin9 like an egg; keep
him in hot water and he 10 bound TO
harden.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-12-24
IL. M. sTRoUsE.

Odd Fellows Hall, Cor Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-16
setmtSd,te teIearapbtS6e9epeSd,en.

@tu geutll Ter son II " 10 0 8
murpe in Der Radt bonn leeteu Santiago
pGhreno zines GanSuergniiaenS bsi y nntz
bal, Mio., bon 2SinltOn Slrnes uHO 8OuO
&obiniOn crnlorpet. Die 6bdtcr enttamen.
Srau 9irginia SaIlp, cine betagte
Dame, rpuroc OH lebteu Sonntag 9tahmiItlg
IN itrer @Obnuug I'M 0Inmioop &Ountp,
Gug., pom BltBe eri dlla9eu.
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tnQe 10 heiB gelpeien iciu. 0aB sluer Ger iwei
9lGigatoren I'M SentorzBarf angeblih pom
Sorncnftid befalIen mur0e, iid) am llier aui
Den Giifen le9te un6 ale Stere ron iidl itrette.
@1u tiid1tiaer Sd)!uf Shnapps bratte ba8
Gieli rulsoer 81 itdl.
giniae Sapitaltlten iudleu BET Der
8eeierun9 uon Wsrifo nm ole @rlaubuiB nab,
Sohlen aus BEN Ser. StGaten iurz
portiten unb 5u $50 pro Sonne Dsrfaufen Su
niirfen. Die NegterInQ behlelt iidl Die @ut=
id1eibung Der, nm inimildlen 0nrtl Sn9enleure
fefcellen 5u luien, OBJ iid Die SOhlengefloe III
Werito nid)t nit Brofi: ansbeuten lteBen.
Ser 9run0ffein Der ueueu ia
th olii den Stride 81 northampton,
MaIi., Gem ySmith @olege" 9egeuiiber,
nuroe pprg2Iiern pom 8ih0f O'0feilp in
@cQentpart pon 10000 Berioncn gele9t.
@tn etma 2O=iGbriger Reger,
melder rur inter oen giamen Reuben beTannt
mar, wulbe nm l llhr 9eitern frith nahe
9anpille, 8p., bon Sobn Bright er=
idloiien. @r bate rie beiOPn SAWeteru
6efielben, tpslde gerabe 2Safer aus Dem Bruu=
uen IN bem Gofe polten, beldltigt, uno iidb 81
enternen 9elueigert.
9amion Semett 1T nabe 8incenueS,
Snb., BON gute 0tosbn am lebten 5rsita9e
meudlings ridoiien morocu, udbs
repb sr IN etnem 6eloe arb,ttete. Setoe h&tten
fd1 gegenieitig Der 8ranbiiftllug angetiagt
. @roBe Stsrblidfeit berrIdt nod
INNER unter Ben Qngeltcltsn Der 0e2eliep'ihen
Sanalge,eaidIait uuf Der 2anbenge pom
Banama-h hauptlGdlid, neil Die Jteuanae=
f0mmeneH bic BON Den Belrohuern leuer @ez
ssnb augemanbtcn Sorii6tSmaBre9elu oer-
nahldihaen.
aui sem am 30. Suli aus Sbielos, gng>
lonb, in 9 TranaiSco augefOmmeren
Gollidiffe y@rins SsIt" lageu 16 uOn Den IS
Mitalie0ern Der ManuidlaIt ON Sforbut
earnieber. Giner Der Natroieu 1T ieitoem 9ez
iiorbsu upo bier Fnh nOt trant. Sdledlts,
mangelhafte g2ahrung un6 itleftes 8aller
pareu bic llriadle Der &rnnfhett.
SIN Suoianer- 8errttortum bat
carbohydrates 0uell smiten Dem @boctarps
tGnptlinQ 3. 8. Carpenter unS elEem beroor=
raaenben Mit0leee Der @reef<gtaticn. gtameus
8rice, ftattoefunter. Brtce rpuroe gstOotet
uno CARPENTER t0otiih uermunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-16
enropdtf6e Sa6ef6ert6te.
Seutf6IanS u,io Der gattfait.

SerIin, Is. au9uit. - Sem Berushmeu
nod, befteht Der &atitau als srite Beoinsuua
bafiir, boB er Die @rnennun9 BON @eitlthen
Der 8egieruna interbrsltet, auf Der auhebnu9
oes tribunals 5ur 8erhanoIun9 tlrfllder BRO
seiit.
Sic Gbreiie Des 9e1anSten sSbite In Berlin.
8erltu, Is. Auguit. = pr. gShite, Der
umcrifauilde @eianots, bat cine 4bitieoSau'
niens bel Dem hsutihen Saier gehabt uuO Oeul'
islben iein abberufungsihrebeu ulterbreitet,
@r mirb fidl nodl 2OnnOu be9eben uno bort
furse 3eit lang Uerpeiien, ehe er naA Neu
gorf abreiit.
SerIin, Is. auauff. - Der Saiier urter
belt iidl lGnaere 3eit ont frsunoidaitltAe Beiit
NIT 6rn. g9hite uno dnBerte mie6srholt Bsileit
fir ZEN Br6Fbcnten @arfielo. 6r. Bhite reif
nloraen bon bier ab. pr. Guerett. ntr 2elatioas
iefretGr, tpirb Den pm. gSbile bis sur Aatanf
ieiues Rahi0lgers uertreteu.
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err sns.ans ,.nseres Nrdffseuten.


gGeun bic Isrste be8 Drn. 9lrfielo. I'M
ihre Stipulation Su mahren, es fir gut beftnz
ben, Sas Bublitum iber Den 3uitano beS Brd-
ibenten III tGuid)eu, 10 1T sS Bfltdlt Der Breiie,
9enauere Radridlten III liefern. gS 1T 0l8
cine ietr traurige Yhidlt. Der Brdfoeut 1T
mir nod Der Sd)attcn bes Vfannes, ben mir
Dor Dem Nttentate fnnllten uno Deiien Stdrfe
mir beipunoerten. Stin Wagen fam feinerlei
9iahrung mehr Dertragen. Die getpalttge @lterz
abionberuna III Der gSunbe ld)pGbt i'm BON
Stunbe Al Stunbe liiehr uno ulehr - beshalb
eeiiern ielu elld)rcdenb idlneaer Bulsidldg, oaS
bGufiae 9ltbernholeu, mdbreno Die 86rperlpdrme
ianf. Sic Siiletlns baben un8 ifetig belogcu.
Son Sag 81 Sag preOiqten tie Ssiierung, pdhs
renb bon sSode 81 gSod)e Die Strait DeS Br1it=
benten ianf.
9ie aerSte uliiiien Die Siiraer fir Rarren
baltcn, menn tie anrshmen, Dap ibre Sshaupz
tuna, bas 8, finben beS BldItOcnten befiefe fid]
bel etnem ourdidnittl.dlen Bnl8idlage bon
1O6, @laubeu ftnoen fonnte ODER Fno iie pielz
leiht Der Nniidt, oaB gSabrheit @apiar fir
oas Splf III? Der 8rGitJent mar feiu 0tdrz
tprer, als Die &ugel @mtGau's TIN traf, aber
er ilt es iebt, menn ieinc aerSte lptrtlldh Der
QnIidlten maren, ipeldle tic in lhren SiiustiltS
ausgeproden, unh menn Iie ihn oauadl bebans
belt hoben. Gs siebt feine GundulOisung fir
iis; iie baben erltrpeber etnsugcItchen, baB iie
in ibreu Dffeutliden SiillettHS I # nj att d
ge1ogen, oter oaB iie oen Patieuten i'm
y @eiBen Sauie" couiequent fal ! d.
bebanoelt haben. g8ie eifrtg iie aud 9eerH
bemiibt eelueien 1iuO, Der traurigen SbatlafIe
einen freunbli6ercn 2altrtd Su 9ebeu: Die
gSahrbeit, bon Der fid) 9tihtS pe9Oisputiren
Job+ ~ Aob Cr E6nrf;r1S 1tufrr HSrG Il Nent
fir ben 10 piele @ebCte gen 6immel geltie9en,
Der auf ieinem Shmersenslager BON Der lnnlsz
fen Spmpath1e aller Siirger bemadt worOen
1T, iitb iett in einem 3uilauOe beftnOet, Der nur
hofiuuugslos genannt peroen lam. llno ietn
armss treuss gGeib gcht Dem Sage cntgcaen,
on Dem fie aui's 9teue @tutter merO3u iou!
MDgsn fid Die idliumen SefiirAmngen, Die
mir pier ausipred)en muBten, ebcnlO meGig be.
mahrbeiteH, pie Die suteu Sofiuuugen, Oeaen
mir friibcr 10 germ @Ortc gabcu, es gctban!
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Spoffeo S6iPS SOB.

gS q hingto 3. g., Is. 4uqlif. -
9as 9epartemeut bss Snneren empfinq beute
bon 6rn. Sobn @oof, Dem glQenten Der Roie.
hubzaQcntur, eineu bonn 6. guguf oatirteu
geridt, melder g2Gberes Iber Die @rmorouna
Spotlco Sails entbdlt. gSdhrenb es zines
3heils mohr 1T, bnB Der Moro Die 6olQe enes
nlten 6aosrs sniden SpOtteo 5oil uno @rop
9pg, bem WGreer, mar, 10 ioQ, mte Der Be
lid,t nnetbt, bod idon ieit lGn9aer 3eit cine
9erifm0runQ unter ben Suoianern beitan0eu
hobeu, otren 3ned mar, SpotteO Sail su be-
ieitiacn. Slad @rnp, Der hauptidflife Rdz
oelsfnhrer Der SerIfw6rung, iit ais Mitihul=
tiQer ueIbaitet moroeu. Der Gaent leQt bar,
ooE Die Stcle zines Sberhduptlin9S Der Siour
ein 6 tnoeruib iiir baS gSerf Der @iuiliiirunQ
bcs StamntS in, inbem Der 9GuptliHa, i'm
Salle cr ieiu Anicnen bebeupen Mill, Den Utas=
re9eln Der 9feeierung Upponiren nluB. Die
perid)iepeuen llntcrbGuptlinae itreiten iih id1on
iett nm reu pafaHten Boiteu, unb Der Iaent
erpfichlt beshaIb, ba6 teiu gtadlfolqer fir
Spotteo Saii ernannt peroe, oaB Die Reae=
ring icbpd oeu iuugen Spotteo Sail ais
6Guptliug ieincr eigeuen, unuittelbaren Banpe
unerfenne. Hhite Shunrer, 6duptlina Der
2ooie,zGiour, 1T an StsQe 0es @rmoroeteu
gum Mitelieo Der Oeputat,On srnannt poroeu,
melde iid) ndf)fens naf gSaibinaton beaebsn
iou, mn nit bem Setretdr Des Snneren III con.
iClileu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-16

Sriepb gieoins nuroe an letten Sreitag
lbGnb in Der Sopferif 6untOitugcriabrtf
81 elizabeth, R=S. ,iuGbreuo er Die OrGhte
zines MISUNDERSTANDING tuSrbz
nung bringen nOllte, bon enem SCmun9raoe
erfabt nHb Sermalrlt.
Aui elmer 6arm bel Buffalo, N.=D.,
itarb letter Sage ein geaatetcr bentider Siir~
ger genanntsr Staot, Sr. @ultap y d.
m II. Sein Sob ipir6 aud bon uielen
Siir9ern bon 9etroi betlast nerbeI, lpos
ieibIt Der Seritorbene friihcr gewohnt bat.
Sin Der aiten @erTte 81 9reenUtlte,
N.sS., ertranf am lebtsn 9ienltage Die 11iab=
riQe Gmin 8om man. Sbr 9-iabriger
Rruber behauptet, oaB Der 10 Sabre ate @barz
les Senrp emma nit gepalt uOn Der 8erfte
eeitiir5t babe,
Wiit einsm Jog. ,toy pistol" erIdloB am
Sretta9 3ufaliiger QSeiie 5u Nemart, rs,
Der fleine 9heooor 9raf eiue eilDdbrige 81.
IpeIin Steua Crane.
gu gtemport, Sp., itarb lseter Sage ST..
S ph. 9 d1raoer an einer Sluturgiftung,
iueld,e in 6oIge zines fleinen SdHitteS, oeu er
iidl bei'm 6aiiren betgebradlt, etugetreteu mar.
@ei IurOra, 9tiplep>@o., Sn6., t6otete
ont 3orneritag Ger reid]e 6armer S. 6. 8auo
ieincn 60 Sabre alten Sdwa9er Sames 2StliOu
bmd1 mebye 8epolucrihiiiIe. 9lnlaB sur 5bat
9aben Eomiliensmitiaieiteu.
Srgenb tin &nbe bat oeriuht, Die 6iibncr
bes TOrmers @eorg 81. 9feoman 3u Il il
oruille, SIS, Oudl pergiitcte Mnist1rner.
Die er IN ben 6of Der Sarm itreutc, 81 psrgtf
ten. gsiOer peridludte Der 4.iabrige &nabe
bCs 6ru. 9teomau nlehrerc Der aGruer uno itarb
balb t0rauf inter frrd)tburcn Gualsn. s0;e
@iirgQ iiub iibr bic Seh5roen emp01t, melhe
loh teineu &eiint sur GAtseduR9 oes Morbs
bubcn aelrad)t habcn.
Steie 6roueu5 i!nt Ill CT tparoern gcger1z
mGrti9 pom noropeillithCu @eorQia ma d)
Utah aus, nm ilb ocH Mormonen an;u=
id)lieBen.
Gin &latt in Retra8fa cntbIlt fol-
genos bubide, fleiue BaQabe:
rgr fano eincn Strit unS hos i6n au,-
Sing fill pon 5tHnen bnnn;
SuIduIG mar Gm anoeru @uo'
Gin Gtos qebgnoer bran.
Sie ianbCn ben Saum unb banSen bcn Strid
an eInen Der grIuen Nef',
.Sufdut9 mar 6as andre @no'
sIn ietHem 9alie feft."
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Baltimore, WD, 9tcnf0g, ben 16 NuguA 1881.

teine geiorsni6 su beasn osna ietns @sneiung 1T nun
fen ta6en mir lett gles ours Bette arrai9irt. Trau
ebion. generaI Slpain, Cberif Rotpen unb 1 loien
etnonoer reseImdsi9 a6. Sd babe Sbren 9rtei Dem
8rdf6enten unb Der Srau @5aifeIo uor9eIelen. sic
idtden 9bnen ire,lnolids etiite na9 Iasn 5nen ia=
benn Der @atient bat ausgeSoduee isortjdritte aPz
madt; 81 II nod i6uat, teSed ote farter als sur
Set Strtr gbree, Ino ein SuitanO lit in ieoer 1nz
iid1t beriehieenb. e. u. SopHton."
5r0u @arfieIe's sinftanS.
Nem Dorf, Is. auguf.-@ine bier ber=
0fientlidlte SpeSialbepeidIe qtebt an, 6rau
@arfielo befinoe iif in intereiianteu umftduoen
unb erparte, I'M ndhften Nouerber nleoerz
snfommen. Sie heiratbete in 1853 - oanlals
23 Sabre aft - ihren @atten uno befinoet lid
bemnad) jest i'm 46. 2ebeusiabre. Dir Dor.
liegenbe anfiiRotsuna miro oas Uitgefiibl bes
amertfaniiGen Soltcs fir Die 6rau, m,lhe in
ben letten bier Nouateu ihon 10 piel aelitten
nnb ihre 2eioen nit iold' ebler Stanobaftig=
felt, Geoulo unb Selbituertrauen ertraaen bat,
ie6enfQllS u0dl pern1ehreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-16

gSaihington. Is. 4uluf. Die heutiae
Steuercinnnhme bctrug 1892 ,495. SO, Die 3oQ-
siunahme 1851 ,219.63.
Ser Smildsn Den Ser. Staateu-uab Ger Res
pubIit @olombia aeidloiIene auslieferuugss
pcrtra9 If BON Dem Gongrciie III So8ota ratiz
fSirt porbfn.
SetretGr HincrlH, melfer iif sur 3eit in
Stem 9|olf ollihGlt. miro morQeu her erpQrtet.
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Iufrsatin8 attf Der Sbttago'er @e=
frff0ebErfe.

G9icago, Is. auguit. - gtne Siene
oer arDBtell auftsung cntitanb bcute iriib,
alb Die SGrie er0finet muroe, uno oauert &c.
aerrpGrtta (4l2 llbr, GormittagS) nod tort.
Mon glanbte, OeB Die giatridten iiber ben in
ben meilltrhen Staaten eingetretenen Rtgen bic
Yreiie herabrriiden piiroen, allein itatt 0siien
finb fie purf Die 2iie binpurh gsftiegen. Sep-
tember, uu0 Sttobegwai1en bobeu an Ill 120t,
Sttobernuis 5u 59f, Septemberbaier Su 35s,
Sep;emberipeG 81 17s unb Septemberihmal;
gu 11.674. Ille 9reiie id)la9eu gegeuwdrtig
raid) auf. WIais 1T am tbdtiQiten uno berettS
uui COZ fit 9iuguf, 624 fir Sltober unO 62t
fiir Housmber 9eitegeu. Safer mur1e 81 SO
fir Ssptenbsriieierung pertauft, Sped gu
1886 fir Septernber rnb Sdlmals iu11.7
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Ser 6elSutarff.

Ren gort, IS. aug. - 7Solgenbes iinS
bic @hluBnotirungsn: @slO mar lctat III 8
tis Al unO iflOB 5u Brp5eut pro Sabr. -
Sterlina @edieI Asia 4-4.82 auf 60 Saqs
uno 4.84-4.S44 auf Sidt. - Bunoes> Dbl
aationsr: psrldusate gchisr 1929, DO. 6iinfer
1919, Al pro,entige Goupous 1l4A. 4zuro,.
DO. 1164 aftien: &od=S5lano 1851, Bits,
burg $40, SGs. Central 1872, N.~D. @eutral
144, 2ofe>Shore 1898. Grie 44s. DO. &riori.
tGten S5a NORTH @efteru 1254, DO. BtioritGs
ten 1881, N.zS. @eutral 95t, aeaolna 62S,
Nefiern Union 8Ss. llnteridabamtS. Bilan;
@olo $84 ,4sO, ,8s5.6l, @our. 8, 1858 ,9O4.s2.
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Srnu1fA

Sartforbz itp, Snb., Is. 4usuit. -
Die SdIfte cists Sduier9eoiertes auf Der DIT
ieic oes Diieutlidlen BlaBes tpulOs gelteru ourd)
Seusr seritDrt; Serlult $4,000. Der qoBte
&hel pes @uluheS, crca $l2 900, idut aui
Siri6baum & gSeiIcr.
Can Sran5iSco, Is. 4usuit. - Die
rGa Satnts" @pIltOpalfirdie nebit Bfarrlpoh=
nung braunte heute friib niecer, uno mebrere
aprsre 9auier wutOen belAaoi9t. Serluit
$4,000.
philadelphia, Is. guguif.-8poer &
gEriali's Sd &afftuerie gu @rap's 6errpz
grlb9e brannte beute AbanD uieSer. 9f4bere
Siu,eIubeiteu fehIeu upt,
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Sn fol9enben hn6et man ot 3eu9niie eini9er mobIs
belGnuter g0tlmorer AeY3te btgdllih Der I1irfdnns
felt UoH 6plOEu's $iebia5 &tguio Grtrdet Of
Seel aRo 3pHlt ,SnuigOraiUr aus tbrcr Brarts:
SOn Gr. G. 81. 6unter, Baltimore, RO.
Ulit Qergnigen empfeblc i'd es ais elm
cus9c5cidnetes 4}rdparat."
Ir. 5l. 2. StcIart pom WarntduOer 5rrens 6oipis
ta! in Baltimore, Io, ifrelbt: ollntr alien Brdpa.
raten Die mir porgcfommen nb tam id es ais zines
Der uitfiomitcn eHpeben."
Baltimore, Den 20. 5auuar 1875.
&si @utfrdtuu0, FCbFrz un6 9teIUen= Rraut]citeu
babe b IS ol5 zines 0er superldiiigteu nabrbatien
StdriuHgamItts qcflnoen.
SoGn 5. Ga(opeIt, %. o.,
gir. Il, @bdrIestra6e.
GGr NrJl in WountsSooe getrcat bel Baltimore
idreibt: sd babe es GI5 Elm bemunotrnSnertbes
Std1tuug5z Lnb StimuIanBmitc bel pielerlei Rrants
bqtsIduen oCtuu6en ole @e6rldtbcit Der ge6euss
gCiiter lOnAamcr Seneiurg, dppctiimanQel uno Ber=
bGuunus=llnfdEigtctt tegIeitet uaren. SD empfeble
%. Stofes, ". ,.
TT. 90. +. Stepart pom Darne=FoiDital in g'altis
mote Di0., fn9t: ,gs m Gin au5ge3cibnetes Stdrz
tunssmita tUr ben SraaHtsmus."
2eilner 8lirton, W. q, Baltimore, gt0. Ia9t:
,sIls elm Sydfttaun9smtteI in alien i5dlen Don sats
Iriitnng uno Stpdde, 8Iutarmu5, BlCibuht &c,
lit es uniibertreiilit."
Gr. e. 8. 9et BOn Baltimore, Do, fbrieb: rgs
qeudbrte 8oenten, Die ldnsere 3eit ourh agpetOerz
luIi unb unperoQulidfttt eHtdtet iuOIOeU nuo, Die
rotbiqe grndbrun9 uno GcrDenz9tabruHg."
@utad)ten oes 7r. g. u. g8atton, Iuuapos
Eis, g!O.:
Sin qan3 ousqecihnetes 9riparat. 8oBillidr.
alS gebrtbran Oocr racuo Elm 0u0ere5, na5 Id ie bei
abJe3ehrten chm 8elhDdhtsn Gonlhtuttoneu anIcs
Den0et bate"