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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-31

leaves school and suitors WOO the heiress,
she remembers her fathers dying words.
Looking back now. those days seem the
happiest of Milly's life. Through a mist
of binding tears she sees Jasper Gas
coigne's face coming in upon that life.
and scene of long ago is as fresh as it
was then. She beholds a girl in white
dress laying her hand in mans out
stretched palm. fpo shy aud proud to let
him see bv word or sign that he is more
to her than aught else in the whole world.
though she has promised to be his wife.
He is grave too but he says ne loves her
and she remembers the strange agitation
of Mr.. Jarvis face when Jasper Gascoigne
with her cold hand in his, leads her up TO
her guardian as his promised wife.
And then comes the beginning of the
sad, bitter ending. the dark shadow that
creeps up and takes its station between
them before they are man and wife. A
woman's voice, false and treacherous,
blots out forever the happiness in Milly's
life. 1t is limited that he has married her
for her money, and Milly's heart is locked
to Jasper Gascoigne for ever and ever.
And thus. on her wedding morning. cold
and proud she stands beside MIN at the
altar and makes her vows. And so the
first stone of the barrier between them 10
laid.
The same voice laughingly tells him
that he has married lovely wife with no
heart-some one has stolen it long before.
The poison of the cruel words works well !;
he little knows that woman's bitter
jealousy has planned his lifelong misery.
Husband and wife distrust each other; in
all the years that follow they never draw
one whit nearer TO each others heart.
They have formed the nearest, dearest tie
on earth, but they are strangers vet. "
They have nothing in common; no sweet
communion passes between those whom
Heaven has joined together.
All well, it is sad and weary work.
The years 90 by, the weeks, the days.
There is a little grave in the chur chyard,
little life has ended; but husband and
wife came no nearer in sorrow than in the
days when the baby fingers twined father S
and mothers hands in one. and each drew
back at the thrill when hand touched
hand. The little messenger of love has
gone. and Jasper Gascoigne knows not
that his wife weeps scalding, bitter tears
as she lays the tiny baby clothes away,
that her heart aches with sense of bitter
loneliness, that she longs to put her arms
about her husbands neck and weep out
her sorrow on his breast
Continued Tomorrow .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-31

AENNEBEC COUNTY, In Probate Court at
.4agasfa, on the second Monday Of Jauu1ry 1850 .
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting TO be
"A the lat will and testament Of Joseph Drpiston
late OF Augusta, in said County. deceased, having
been presented for probate.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully. prior to the second Monday OF
printed in Augusta that all persons interested ms
attend at Court Of Probate then 10 be holden !,
Augusta, and show cause, If any, Why the said in
strument should not be proved. approved and
allowed. as the last will and testament Of the said
deceased
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
OWEN, Register. 3w3s
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OLD PEOPLE
whose digestive powers impaired will find this
diet inv aiuabe. Many adopting this article in
DAILY USE II is superior and more palatablc
than oatmeal and other similar preparations, and
being thoroughly cooked in its manufacture il does
not sour or spoil
DYSPEpTICS
will find in RIDGES FooD every qualification neces.
sary, as il Is STEAM cooked food wherein all the
flesh forming properties are retained Its soothing
and nourshing properties particularly adapt il TO all
conditions Of the stomach
NURSING MOTHERS
reduced by prolonged actation overtaNing the ner
vous system, should a. once commence using RIDGES
Foon as daily diet before the standard of health
is reduced In both mother and child wOOLRICH
& co. on every label dccl4w2m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-31

BUSINESS
Professional Cards
AUGUSTA AND HALLOWELL.
AUGUSTA.
n BOwDITCH. WEBSTER co;
City Drug Store. Under Cony House.
BOwDITCH. Webster 4 Co..
City Drug Store. Under Cony House.
BOwbITCH, WEBSTER &Co..
Under Cony House.
DRUGGISTS and Apothecaries.
City Drug Store. Uyder Cony House.
BAKERY. Plain and Fancy Cakes and
1855 AUGUSTA BAKERY.
DOCKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods.
ID Newspapers and Periodicals
j. F. PIERCE, Water ST.
BOSTON Branch Clothing House,-Hats.
- Furnishing Goods. Rubber Coats, Umbrellas,
Valises, &C. f. q. STORER, 49, Water ST.
DOCK Binding and Blank Book Manu-
ID factory. Blank Books ruled to any pattern.
also Binding in all branches at moders.e prices
SMITH REID, kennebtc Journal Building.
BOSTON Boot and shoe ~ssre.
LIP. HERSEY.
DOCK and Job Printing. Latest Styles
ID of type, great variety of stock. good workmen'
kENNEBEC JOURNAL OFFICE.
DREECH-Loading Rifles. Double and
ID Single Guns speciality. Gun and Lock Smith
j. a. FAIRBANKS.
business College (Dirigo) and Telegraph
ID institute. Students can enter a: any time.
X. b. CAPEN, Principal.
CARRIAGE Manufacturer
~ Repairing in all its branches.
HIRAM CLARK, So. End Water st.
CARRIAGE Repository. Sign and Car
~ mage Painting Opposite Granite Hall.
b. F. MORSE.
|CLoTH'EEs and +" H MsrfS:ns Tailor
100 Water ST., Augusta, Me.
~ cessor to Cobb, Rnmney) dealer in all kinds
fresh. salt and smoked fish; also oysters, CLANS,
crackers pickles. &c.
CUSTOM Tailoring. Fine Work and
~ low prices Cutting and making Of childrens
clothing specially. S. A. MITCHELL.
CUSTOM TailOring.-liOOd Goods at Low
~ est prices; fine cloths and nice work specially.
Cutting done. SMITH HUNT.
TIMING Saloon-Ladies and Gents.
l. Everything firstclass Fresh oysters every day.
w. f. POTTER.
nOMESTlC Sewing Machines. For Sale
IL by S. L. HUNTINGTON.
nOMESTIC Bakery.-Al kinds Of cakes
- and fancy crackers, fancy and common. Wed
ding cake ornamented to order. Orders promptly
fulfilled. 5. WANNOFSkY.
LNISH-Fresh, Salt and Smoked.
Il Oysters, CLAIMS, HOLSTERS and Crackers.
MOULTUN CO., 1903 Water ST.
INLOUR and Choice Family l:rOeeries.-
Il Butter, Eggs Teas. Pure Coffee and Spices,
Meats a specially. LUCIUS HILL,
Under Hotel North,
INURNITURE, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Il large assortment; also and loc goods.
ID. p. KNOWLTON, Water st
GROCERIES,. Provisions and Fruits
" Canned goods. large lot of fine Winter
Squasiies. B. $. WOOD, Nos. 81 & So, State St.
GROCERIES, Provisions. Canned
W Goods and spices, teas and cofees. A speciality
made OF meats. W. 5. FlFIELD co.
GROCERIES,, Meats and PrOvisiOns.-
" Canned Goods, Earthern Ware, etc. New
firm Of BLACKWELL s. DOW.
RocERIEs, rrovi.ion sane and Meats.
JAMES +. FULLER.
HARDWARE and Cutlery. The largest
III stock ana lowest prices on the Kennebec river.
SIS BROOKS & co.
IL Trunks, Bags, Blankets and Saddlery Hard
ware. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
HERRICk & AVERY.
HOTEL.-Cony House.
ii Water Street.
G. A. H. CONY, ProprietOrs
IEWELER, Matchmaker and Engraver
- Fine watch repairing. Spectacle lenses accu-
rately fitted to the eye and ground to order,
+. r.. PIERCE.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia PROBATE Court, he'd at
4ugustd, on the second Monday Of January, 1882.
JOSEPH W. PATTERSON, Administrator on the
q estate of Josiah W. Humphrey, late OF Augusta
in said County, deceased, having presented his first
account of administration for allowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
week. successfully prior to the second Monday OF Feb
ruary next, in the kennebec journal, a newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested may
attend at Probate Court then to be held at
Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the same
should not be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. 3w3s
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.

NO. Bridge Block, Water ST. Recently renaired
Eleven nice sleeping rooms. INQUIRE Of
C.P. GOULD. or DOUGHTY BROS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-31
A BRAVE LADY.
She Endures the Pain Of severe Surgical
Operation Without Taking ChIoroform.

Mrs. Schoonmaker of Creek Locks, Ulster
CO., n. Y, had the misfortune to entirely lose
the sight of one of her eyes, through an acci-
dent, and endured painful infammatory at
ton therein for two long years; the other eye
finally becoming alphabetically affected,
her general health seriously suffering indeed
she was mere wreck, walking skeleton.
In this terrible strait she consulted DIR. David
Kennedy of Rondout, n. Y, who told her
at once that the injured eye must be removed.
She quietly but firmly said, ''All right Doc
tor, but don't give me chloroform. Let my
husband sit by my side during the operation,
aud | will neither cry out or stir" The
work was done, and the poor woman kept
her word. Talk Of solderly courage! This
showed greater pluck than it takes to face a
hundred guns. To restore her general health
and give tone and strength to the system, Dr.
Kennedy then gave the ''Favorte Remedy,
which cleansed the blood and impaired new
life to the long suffering woman. She rapid
ly gained health and strength and is now we'll
The 'Favorite Remedy is priceless bless
ing to women. No family should be without
it. Your druggist has it. If not, send 10
DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout n. Y.
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Continued Tomorrow
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-26
WANTED A SITUATION BY
New Advertisements.


100 acres of land on New Yor' avcnue
commencing one and three quarter miles
west of DeLand. and running west to road
one and half miles from Beresf0rd Land
ing, on Lake BereSford. improvements
on the land: Four acres in grove consist
ing of the best varieties of budded fruit
commencing to bear also two thousand
Federal Point strawberry plants. Several
acres cleared and ready for planting, also
brick yard in running oraer and there is
good demand for bricks. These lands are
underlaid with clay, and they are located
so they could be divided into five or ten
acre lots. Parties wishing to purchase
the whole property or in ten acre lots can
be accommodated at reasonable rices
l also offer my orange grove of five hun
bred budded trees on Wabash Avenue, ono
and three-fOurth miles west OF DeLand,
this grove commenced bearing last year
and had ON over three thousand oranges.
There are forty acres in this tract and
Ur rfnTfnE vaT6T 0Ti7iT. also
over seven thousand orange trees, sweet
and sour stocks suitable for planting. also
some budded stock l have large guam
tlty of other lands for sale. For further
particulars call ON me at my residence
one and three-fOurth miles west of DeLand
and after May 5th at my real estate office
at DeLand. Parties having land for sale
please give me call.
Fl. BROWN. Box 40
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-26
APRIL 20.
MISCELLANEOUS.
St. Johns and Lake EuStiS R. R.

| offer for sale few building sites in
the new village of Ravenswood, on the
line of the above railway, and lying on
the west bank of Lake Dorr. This is de-
cidedly the most beautiful lake in the
State and the lands around 1t are first
to suit ANY quantity Of lands se near ar i Sy
A rare bargain can he had by first appii-
cants. | respectfully refer to Messrs.
Huling or Brinly, at DeLand. who have
seen the lands. JNO. S. BANKS,
203 207 Ravenswood, Orange Co., Fla,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-26

pTICeS receipt staIIp.
Lake,
w W. Dear SrThe
c.
l1oNGw
w w E Dear Si-L with results obtained
Those
toev w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
@crmiihte telesrapbii6e Oes
pefheu.

Der geiteru bel NemzSamburg, N.zg,
untcrge 3 no 0 II a MP e T
03boHlas Cornell" murOe auf $500, 900 unb
lciu Cargo auf $1,000 geidabt. 0aS 6abrs
;eug mar nur gegen 6euer ueriidert.
Su ct. Sobn, H.~S., auge'Dmmeue
6abr,euge beridten, oaB Der Ocean allents
balbeu in Der llmgcbung bon Ncu>Sun5lano
BON d. ~ erem SretbeiIe beoedt 1T
unb bab pielc Sdliffe i'm giie feftliegeu.
Sn g "a dett's 9arbor, H.=Y., 1T bic
6rauoeS @iienuaarenbdnblers gSm. Stotes,
sic Dor &ursem $1,000 geerbt bate, oorz
geltern abenb pl0 slid 9eforben, unb
Der 0tann miro angetlagt, oie 6rau Der
giftet III baben. gine llnteriudung lit i'm
gange.
9er6alidmiin5er SObu &. sri 3
Ter murbe geitern in philadelphia bonn
6idter Butter I'll s Df onaten Sud t :
baus mo einer gelbbubc bon 800 uer.
urtbeilt.
9as 0irettorirm Der Commercial Ex-
change in y Bbila0elpBia nabm gez
fern einen Sei9lu6 an, fuelfer erilart, ser
Ban zines g SfiffStauals ;miIdj e II
Der beiapeatez unS Der 9eIas
MARE Sat lei feinesmegS I'M Sutereiie
pCo JyulutiS LlulglutluIY.
Sas Sefnben ,bes SunbesienatOrS
Sill, pelder in Bbilabelpbia bon 2ler;ten
bebanbelt fuirb, bat iif) in ocn lebten paar
3agcn bebeutenb gebeiiert.
CAPTAIN stuart, SefeblSbaber oes
bon HemzYOrf in SOfton angefommeuen
9ampiers .@itp OF 'gincoln," lprang am
lebten Sountag giadnittag bel Sire
Sslano, nabe Hen=gorf, in einem 4nfalle
BON g Sdufermab bHiinn iiber Soro unb
ertrant.
Srant gSeaper, elm SniaIie Der Srz
renaniult Su 9lnforage, SD., fuurbe geltern
friih, mdbreno er nod I'M Bette lag, Don
einenl anoeren Sualien, Namens Soln
SAT, burd einen Sdlag nit einem Stiid
SOl, get0Otet.
Bolisiit Saml. SopnIen6 muroe
geftern A6enO Su sea opille, @ol., Don
ben ASpofaten s. 6. Garlp in einem Streite
eridolIen. Sin Serlud, Oen Dt0roer III
lnn6en, murbe pereitelt.
Der Reger @tlrop Green mur6e
in ocr porletten 9taft ;il Aiten, Go, Don
bem @eiBen &aoe gamar erI6olien, nab
reno er i'm Segrtfie mar, Elm Der Erau
Steabmau geb0rigeS Sdpeiu III iteblen.
Sn GbuarO 8eBuer's Sdgemiible Bel
aemptou, Sro., eretgnete ild) geltcru
cine 8 ampfteiielzG zGrploiion, our9
peldje 6. Senrp get0btet uno g. Su1itbion
t0btli6 oerleBt puroe.
Sn Glib Setbfebem, Yeuni,
murbeu geiteru pier ueue Grfrantilngen uuo
brei So6esfdlie an BEN Blattern beri6=
tst SIM @aiBen liegeu nod 12 Beriouen
bort tranf oarnieoer.
Die Regeriu Siabella 9OltauS
madte gefern in Oanpille, Sirg.,
einen Seriuh, oen Barber Saml. gSobing,
ebenfalls einen Reger, ipelher ne, ibrer auz
gabe nad pcrfiihrte uub lpdter baS ibr geges
bene Seiratbaperipreden brad, gu eri6ie=
BeI, bradte ibm jebodl MIR cine leihte
9Sunoe bel.
Su Btttsburg, Semi, erofiuete ses
bic international Sabbath Observance
Conference" cine oreitdgige SiBuug. Der
erffe SOrtras, melfrr sebalteu wurbe, be-
fiirrportete Die Giuifellung Der Sef0roernng
Don Sabu5lgsu puo Sofiadeu an Sounta.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Stmrme:
sSeitert Scridbte iiber bic Serbeerunsen Der
porssffrisen Srfanc. @ruser 2haSen
une Ncrlufl por Meniebenlrben.

uuc Ncrlutt pom IRentcDenicben.
monroe, 2a., %. Mdr;. - Sin bcfti=
ger Sturm iegte am lcttcn SOuntag Abeno
iiber oieic @egenb meg. 9luf Dfc@uire' s
@lautage nuroen ied5 Jtegerbiitten mo
an6ere @cbGube ;erIt0rt, mdbrcuo auf Goo
pcrs 8lantage ale Gebdi6e, einidlieBl'd
be8 SObnbaulcs oeS @igentbiimers, unge=
ipebt pur0Cn. 2lud aui ScarborOugb 5,
gn6elinqs, Sliper's, Carpenter un0 anoez
rem YIantaQen cntitano GROCER Sdaben. Der
&erluIt an @ebGu6cu miro ouf $50, 200 &c
id)dbt. Mcbrere Neger Iolen get0otct NOR
oeu iein. Cine beta9te Hegerirou anf guoc.
ling 5 Ylantage luuroe bllrd) etueu Wtn0foB
0ur6 sic guft Oapon gciiibrt unO 1T nod
nd)t mieber aHfgefunbeu poroea.
@olumbu8, @a., 2S. Wtdrj. - Giuc
9epelde Ses Sourn0lS oGHQuirer= Sun" mel
Oet, ba6 Die llmgebuug bon Ho1dapota, Ala.,
gefteru ourh cinen @Vflon permultet mur1e.
Siele Sduier, Sduppeu s3dune Il. !. 10.
mur0cn Serlt6rt, ein Wanu, JtamenS Gatunt,
gct0btet, Elm auberer, gtamenS @luts, tootz
lid periuun0et NIB uebrerc Anoere perleB,.
- SarriS>@ountp @d., mltrbe 9eitern otrdl
einen Uerbeerenbeu 0agelldllag betmgeludlt.
9er MulbCrrgz@reef lit aus lelnen lltern ge=
treteu, unO mebrere SriideN pcroeH obne
3ueifel SeritDrt pcroeu.
Ntontaomcrp, 2lla., IS. Mdr;. -
Jiad)ridJten iibcr etnsu eutietlidlen Sturnl
i'm iii66flidJen glla6ana lInb bier eLngetrof.
fen. 81. s. 9iidlarolon murbe III Sarbour-
Gonntp uon itiHer Cinititrjenpeu 8olnunQ
eridlagCn; y. 9teNOing fam nobe eutbbert
G)a., uno 6rau Ton0 un0 81. Dt1rtth nab:
SrOmu's St0tion un'S gcben. SLele Qall
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Sages==W tntafelten.

0ie 2arif 8 omm ION ssS illtIt
geitcrn nit acknowledgement Wtcbrbeit i'm
gunbeslenate angenonlincu norbeh uno
groEc 6reube berrid)t inter ben Shut,0Qs
nerll. 9Sie Der r@orreiponoent" id)on friiber
benerft bat, ipurbe Die iraglid)e Siu i'm
Snterche Der Shue;0llner eingebrad)t, nidt
ctma, nm cine 3eitgerndBe 6cuiiion bes
Sarifs ju beiuertlteutgen, lonbern, Inn bic
Srage III uerIdleppen. SIN HeprGentanteu-
bau'e iif bic Debate iiber Die ndmlid)e Traqe
geitern begonnen morben Hnb iuabriheinlidI
mirb Die i'm Solhe Der Monopoliiten ltebeube
yobbp bort, ipie I'M Senate, Den Sieg oapou=
trageu.
Anitatt Der gil dltd beicttig-
ten @arliSle den Sorlage bat
lif baS SauSz@omite fir Otittel unb gTege
gefern auf cine uere Sill ;ur SeraOe
Iesung Der Snlanb It emern geeintgt,
beren nQbere Serorbnungen mir in unieren
0epeIden aus Der SnnoeSbauptltdot nit
tbeilen. Dian i6dbt, oaB bic 8iQ I'M Nalle
ibrer Nnnabme Die Steuereiuuabmeu Der
Tegierung I'm iiber 90 NtiQoucn pro Sabr
per1nin0ern ipiro.
9as bonn @eneralaubitor Siuair abgege=
bene @utahten III Saden bes g ergeats
te Il lf II, meldles Die frtegsgeri6tlide
Gntidetonng fir unregelmdBig uuo ungiiltig
crtldrt liegt iebt Dem &riegsietretar unS
Dem Yrdiioentcu uor. Solltcn Die gcttereu
oas @utadten genebntigen, 10 faun MaIou
nitt mieoer onr6 Elm 8riessgcrid)t proSei=
iirt merben, inbeiien f6nute bie Gipilbeb0roe
alsOann ge9en i'm einid)reiten un6 tpabrz
ld)einlidl miiroe SaS loiOrt geIfeben. Gin
lold)er Iussang mare jebenfaus miiuldeus=
mertb uno wiiroe ben in lester 3eit 0tobe
gemoroenen ientimentalen grgiiIlen ;u gun=
fen Wtalons hoHentlidl einen Hiegel Dor
idlieben. Gin Serbreden, wie bas bon Waz
lon begangene, mirb nidt ourd) bic YerIon,
gegen Die es oeriibt murbe, entI6uloigt, uuS
Der llmItano, baB Wtaion Solbat lino lluterz
ofr3ter it, nluB ooppelt iGwer ms @etpift
fauen. Wt0ge rnan beBbalb fir Waion's
unlduloige San,ilte colleftiren, 10 piel mau
mill, alein eS lpiiroe I'M Sntereie Der miliz
tdrllfen Sis3tpliu, lolpie oeS SutiSueIeus
Iberhaupt nur su beoauern lein, fuenn Wdipu
obnc aue Strafe bauOnfdme.
gSeitere Serid)te iiber Die uorgeitrigen
Stiirme ergebcn, baB lid oieielben BON
ben srobeu See'n in giorocn bis al ben
@olf pon Merito i'm Siioen erftredteu. Ser
ldIieoene @egenben in Ohio, Benui1lpauien,
Selt=Sirgtnien, SeuneiIee, Georgia unb
alabama luurben burf 6agellflag, Srtdne
uno beftige Sfegengiiiie beimsciutbt, unS Der
Sdaoen lit betrGhtlid.
SnSenenglii6z zameritaniid) Ell
3ettungen madlt ;ur .3eit cine gtoti;
Die 9funoe, uad nelfer in Der Stabt Merifo
eiue Beer Foundry on the American Plan"
i'm @ntitebeu begriffen iit. lluieru arsloien
geiern biene sur Nadridt oaB bieie . Ster=
gieBerei" cine Sraucrei beoeuten uub ba6 lie
nift naf oenl amerifaniidenTlane, iOnberu
mad Dem belttiden eingeridtet wer0cu ioq.
Merito madlt 6Ortifrittc III Der Gipiliia=
tion.
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Neip 9iprfer Gcpcfheft.

9tep Yort, %. Dtar;. - Die ,Soaro
Of 9llbermen" nahn beute Scidliifc all,
ipel6e bic @ufmerfiauteit Der Sunbesreaie=
ring auf bic lare Saltuug bes Srn. 9oz
mel, bes amerifaniIden @eianbten in Con
bon, binfidtlid Der Ginterferung amerifaz
niifer Siirger lenft nrlb ben Braiioenteu
eriudJt, 6rn. 2oipea suriif;uberuien unb ibn
burf) eineu mutbiseren Wann III erieben,
pelher ildl nidt ld)eut, energiid) iiir bic
HedJte ieiner 2anb8lente ein;uftebcn.
= 9lnselo Gaftro bat ben ipuniihcu Sc
neralfonIul Sipolito be llriarte AMI $4,000
S6abenerlat perflagt. @alfro ipuroe auI
Seranlahung bes &oniuls uerbaftet inter
Der @nflage, i'm september 1881 cine 6dl=
ihung in Savanna begaugeu gu baben Hah
3tpeit6siser Saft puroe Der @eiangenc ans
Rangel an Seiueilen entlaiIen.
- Srau 9ioie 2pons, cine etipa 30=idbriqe
Srau, melde beute ans Beefsfiq bier antanl,
nm Gtnfdnfe slI MAIDEN, iullroe beute Abeuo
oil @de Der "a. StraBe unb II. Aueuue, no
fie ibren Sruber crtpartets, Der re fir einen
4ugenblid uorber perlaiien bate, bon elmer
S6aar lunger 6auibOloe angefallen, auf
cine leere gauitelle geidleppt uno geiddns
bet. Sbre Siilfernfe bradten ben Boli;iiten
Sreoerids ;ur Stele, ipeid]er 3nei Der GAL
lunfen, Hamens Seni. Cart uuo Soba Sapz
lor perbaftete. Srau 2pons erfldrt, uier
0idnner, eiuIdlieBlidl Der ;luei Serbafteten,
hdtten ibr iddnblihes Sorbaben ausgeiiibrt
Sbr 8ruoer bate fd1 ipdt gefern Abeub
nod nidt eingeItellt uno iutt rpa6rl9etulih
mob ua4 leiuer Shweler.
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SrGnbe.

6latbuib, 6. g., %. Diar;. - Sin
sroBes, SIR a3eit leerltebenbes, benz Sorn. q.
s. Sobuiou gebOriges @obnbaus III gleu.
lltredt murbe beute friib burf Elm bon
Sranbitiftern an9elegteS 6euer ;erit0rt. Ser
luft $25, 1000.
Gardner, We., 90. 0tds. = Die
sroBe, etipa rine Neile Don bier gelcgene
Bapiermiible Der SS. &idarbs & Comp.
brannte beute nieber. Serluit $50, 900,
Serfi6erung s 81 600.
9pnhburg, Sirg., 2S. Mdr;. = Oie
Nadridt 1T bier cingetrofieu, .oaB bas
Stdbtden @runbp, Der Gountpfie pon Su>
dauausGountp, in Der Naft pom lesten
Sa1nltage fait poll itdnbig eingedibert ,uurbe.
Sas @eriftsgebdnoe, baS @efdngni6, stuei
Sotels, sruei 9aSen uno uiele 0obubduier
gingen in Slamineu aut unb nur einise
menige Sduier blieben oerlhont.
Suscola, Sus., %. Wdr;. 0as
@eihditspiertel beS Stdothens Sinesboro' ,
Is Msilen Iiib6itlid) BON bier, ipurbe ourdl
etn gefern ausgebrodeues 6euer in eiueu
Sfjuttbanfen periuaubelt.
Spencer, Snb., %. Nt1r;. - Gin
geitern bier ausgebrodenes Seuer ,erltortc
Conner & Bottoms @aenmaarenlaben unb
Die apothete Der S6. gSiles & S0bue. Ser
inf 500 OO0
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Die 3unis an rfflidsr csean.

Soitou, 2S. 0fdr;. - Die 3unisSnotd=
uer begaben iid bente na6 0eersSslano unS
uoGSogcn bort am llfer 0es 0itliden SSeanS
bic religi6ien@eremouie'u, um Oereu Btllen
lc pOn gri5ona bierbcr tameu. Die 6dupt=
linge pnteten ,ucrit i'll ba8 gSaiier nnb be
ireuten bas Meer nit bem vbeiltgen Nieble, D."
lporauf iie ans llier iHriiffebrten unS iidD
IN einem 9oIbtrciie 10 nabe AM StranSc
nteberlicBeli, boB bic acknowledgement sSo
gen ihre @lieber bcnetten.
glad0cm fe i'll Oieier Stellung ctlide yge=
meibte @igurretten" gerauht batten, itimnl-
ten ile Sob9eidugc aui oOen Sater unb Die
Shutter Ser 8clt," ,oen Soft inter benz
gSaifer," oosn Soft iiber Dem &0iier," 0oell
@Ott unter ser Grbe" un0 ,Oen Soft iber
Der Grce" an. Sie fiiqteu ;un Sdluiie cine
2tnidhl gemeibter Gei6Bc NIT 8aiier, mel
dies iie nit nad 2triiona iiibreu unO port bel
ihren rcli8i0ien GcrenlOnic'u gebrauhcn
mCrNPn
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Sim Mdbbcn SurtD elncn pers
ichmdhteu QiebhdbcC crntprpct,

Napauee, Sut., %. Mdr;. - &db-
reno elm MdOden, gamenS Dtasgic 0oruie,
beute friib in bcm gum y&ihbOrne =0Ouic"
gcborigcn Stolte cine Sub molt, mnrOe ibr
ser Sopf ourd) rinen Sieb nit elmer 9lrt &c
lpoltcn. Die llngliidlife bltcb auf Der Stelle
toot Sin geipiIier Wi6ael Gee, ocIieu Seiz
ratbSantra9e oas Mtdb6en Suriidgemeien
bottc, iuur6e balb baraui auf benz GiIenbabu=
geleiie perbaftet, als er i'm Segrifie mar, ;u
entilieben. @r leiltete teineu gGi0eritauo,
mad)te ieoo6 einen Selbitmor6periudJ, in
Dem er fid ben S6dbel al einem grOBeu
Steiue III ieridmetternsperiuhte.