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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-28
SEALED

Tor THE REDEMPTION OF WIFI
i Pine County bonds will be received n
the Office Of ID TO nts Treasurer Of " bits
fine County, IN Hamilton, Tor the SIN Of
Two thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
said Ptoposals will b. opened by the Fund.
ing Commissioners, 1T H. Treas r. ofics,
on Monday, J|auaHry ,, lsS2 n l. o'clock VI.
GEO. +. VI fUNhEl.
County Treasurer. Nhite Inc County.
Hamilton, November ? 1851. ds-lm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12
The Crying Evil.

Our beer is full of awful things,
There's terra alba in our candy,
Falso notes too oft the tenor siugs,
Our brady 3 anything but brandy,
Our tea would make Celestials weep,
Our woolens bubble Ger with cotton,
Good fruit is always on the top,
While underneath is placed the rotten.
The oyster laughs their skill to scoru,
Thoy can't adulterate potatoes;
But though wo know that eggs afe eggs,
Thcy often eccm half salaratus.
The English alo is far behind
The brew that pleased the CHEEKY Dickens
And I'm convinced to buy kind
OF patent lignum vit@ ohickcns!
On with the dance! We must not dare
TO spend moment in reaectiny,
Since what wo cut and drink aud wear
Is filled with what We re not expecting.
My farewell words, though few and sud,
Pcrchanco may be autici puted-
| Our politicians are soiled,
They oannot be adultcratedl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12
Mr.. r. G.. MCCARTHY, Sheriff Of Fair
field County, gives the following account of

Nlr. IL. y. MoCarthy, Sheriff OF Fair
field County, gives the following account of
ONE OF M'LASE's ELECTION EXPLOITS.
"On the night before the election in
1875 was sent to Fesstersillo with United
Statos Marshal Grant,. who went thero for
tho purpose Of manipulating the election
and to arrest any man interfering With tho
election. Ou that night WIN. Poake and
Israel Bird were sent to Feastcrville with
Republican tickets for distribution. They
oalled on Grant to protect them. When
we got to FeastorviIe we stopped at the
house of Major Fossct, which MoLane had
converted into perfect armory. About 2
or 3 o'clock in the morning the negroes
began to come into Fcas,ervilo in squads
of 100 and 200, firing their pistols aud
hurrahing for Chamberlain. McLauc, who
was in command Of the Democrats at this
place, gave orders to stop the negroes and
intimated that if they did't stop they would
be ambushcd and shot down. Grant, Trim
and myself and several others me! aud
halted the negroes and asked who they were
when deputy United States Marshal
named Green stepped out into the road and
made the necessary explanation. We told
them our orders, aud told them if they
did not dispcrsc and go quietly to tho polls
McLano would have them oil killed
Mcl4aue's policy wns to
KILL TIE NEGROES
out aud cxtcrmioate them. Hc avowed
his purpose 10 be to get Democratic mas
Jority by killing negroes if be couldn't get
1t any other way"
Such is the man whom the colored
voters Of the State ore asked to support.
A BULLY, A BRAaaART AND a SNEAK.
A man who vowed that he would be
Governor of South Carolina or have
military government, but sinks away at
the first hint of danger at Winnsboro' A
man who wanted 10 throw the colorcd
people out into the road, 10 1876, if they
did not vote tho Democratic ticket, and who
is now hugging the negroes to his breast
and howlipg against the Democracy.
WHO CAN TRUST HIM?
Certainly the coorcd people ought not
to repose any confidence in one who has
been 80 bitter IN enemy and who worked
SO actively for their overthrow. They have
had tsome sense beaten into them" The
honest white people of the State cannot
vote for him, for he has neither the ability,
nor :he will, nor the manhood to servo
them faithfully. A patriot without prin-
without charsotcr,
POOR MISERABLE pRETENDER,
hoping to build up his own fortunes at the
expense Of public deoency. j. Hendrix
MoLane merits the derision of every honest
citizen of South Carolina, white or black,
Democrat or Republican.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12
WEJTuSM

thought he had struck poker game, and
he looked around as though he was mad
'cause didn't deal him out hand, tho
minister adjourned the prayer meeting aud
whispered to pa, and everybody went out
holding their noses on account Of pas
'fumery, and when pa oame homo he askod
ma what he should do to be. saved. Ma
said she didn't know. Tho deakin told her
pa seemed to be welded to his old idols.
Pa said tho dcskin better run his own idols
and pa would run his. l..don't know how
it is going to turn out, but pa says he is
goin' to stiok to the church. Mtwauhcc
Sun.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

A gentleman who lived 10 the South
was finding fault with one of his hands for
neglect of work, and saying lie would hayo
no muro preaching about his plucc-they
had too many protractcd meetings to at
tend. "I}il amt no preacher" says Sam;
she's only 'zortcr." swell what's the
difference between preacher and an cx-
horter?" "Why, you know preacher, he
takes tex and den ho done got to stick
TO it. But q 'zortcr, he lin branch"
A late presiding elder of the OhiD Con.
ference said to his preachers: "Brsthren,
wish each of you would mako out the OPP
pointments for the next year, and let nc
see how you arrange tho district" One OF
tho preachers, whose mind 10 nearly always
made up, and the only ono in the district
who is closing his third year, said, "Elder,
/ already have them fixed" With interest
tho elder asked, GLOW have you got themT'
The preacher replied, "In tho first place
I am the only ono y lIo has got to bo moved;
have concluded 10 leave all the rest where
they arc, send You to my charge and / take
tho distriet,'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

The onion forms one of tho common sup
ports of life in Spain and Portugal. The
dried onion contains from rs to 30 per
cont. of gluten and ranks in this respect
With tho nutritious pea aud tho grain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12
Wo'll lie for them,
Well cry for thom,
And il We could we'd fly for them,
We'd dc anything but die for them.

FEMALE SOCIETY What is it that
makes oil those men who associate habitu-
ally with women superior to others who do
not? What makes tho woman who is ac-:
oustomcd to, and at ease in the society of
men, superior to hcr scz 10 general? Solely
because they arc in tho habit of free, grace
ful, continued conversation with tho other
sex. Women in this way lose their frivol-
jty, their faculties awaken, their dclicacies
aud pcculiarities unfold all their beauty
and captivation in the spirit of intellect
ual rivalry. And men losc their pedantic,
rude dcclamatory or sulIcn manner. Their
asperi.ies are rubbed off, their better ma.
tcrials polished aud frightened, and their
richness, like gold is wraught into finer
work manship by the fingers Of women
than it ever could be by those of men,
The iron and steel of their character arc
like the armor of giants by studs and knots
of gold and precious stones, when they are
not wanted in actual warfare.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

THE TEIGHr Of FoLIY-To wait until
you are in bed With disease you may not
got over for months, is the height of folly,
when you might be easily cured during the
early symptoms by Parker's Ginger Tonic.
We have known sickly families mado the
healthicst, by timely uso Of this pure
medicine Observer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12
Who Was His Neighbor.

And it came to pass as certain man
iourneyed from the cradle to tho grave,
he fell among saloon keepers who robbed
him of bis good name, destroyed his reason,
and then kicked him out worse than dead.
a moderate drinker came that way and
when he saw him he said: 'He is but o
dog; they served him right; let him die;
he is curse to his family.
And also licensed voter came that way,
and when he saw him he said: The brute!
put ball and chain on his leg and work
him on the street.
And fanatic teetotaler came that way,
and when he saw him he had compassion
on him aud raised him up assisted him to
his home and administered to tho wants OF
his family, got him to sign the pledge and
started him on his journey in comfort and
Happiness.
who think you, was the great friend Of
humanity, the saloon keeper the moderate
drinker, tho licensed voter, or the teetotlcr7
- The Patchman
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12
Firing on Sumter.
I'M. Quad in Free Prcss.]

vi. Quau IN fTcc IrcSS.
Daylight is breaking over Charleston. :,
1t is tho morning Of the 18th Of April,
l86t-tho most momentus morning ia the
history Of America.
Fifteen thousand citizens of Charleston
have crowded to tho esplanado, aud every
man has his face turned toward tho sea. TO
the right, Us you look down tho harbor, is
Morris island; to the left Sulivan's, and
midway between is fort Sumter, grim and
silent, and not even showing flag.
The great crowd trcmbles with excite
ment aud speaks in whispers. A bloody
civil war is about to open. The young
men ar ready to hurah over the prospects,
but the older uues look grave as they real
ze what war means.
Now tho grey mist crceps up from thq
waters Of the harbor and floats away, and
tho eastern horizon becomes tiugcd with
red. You can sec moro plainly now. At
the head Of Sullivan's Island is the floating
iron battery, aud it is to fire the first guu.
Its echoes will awaken the hinge iron mon.
stcrs asleep in Forts Noltrie and Johuson,
ut Cummings point, at Point Pleasant, aud
other localities. There is flag over each
confederate fort and battery, and with good
glass you eau sec men on the ramparts.
Silence now! In the floating battery is
an old grey haired mau-Edmund Rufiin.
He has sought tho privilege Of fling the
first gun Of the war. The lanyard ho
holds in his hand is the rope which viii
ring the bell of destiny. When that bell
strikes mighty republic will fall to frag-
ments, and it will take the blood of hun
drcd battles to cement it.
"Boom!'
The bell has struck. At the word the
old man has pulled the Lanyard, aud solid
shot whirrs across the water and strikes
the brick wall of Fort Sumter with d
heavy thud. For long minute no one
speaks. The echoes of that gun ure fraugh
with mighty issucs-the whirr of that shot
means death TO quarter of million of
soldiers. AS tho thunder rolls up and
down the harbor and dies away twenty
thousand people cheer. The war has begun.
There can be no backward step now. Old
and young cheer and shout and shake
hands and feel glad relief.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher dcnounocs
the nomination of Judge Folgcr for Gov,
crnof Of New York, and says he will let
his right arm wither before no will vote
for him. But as to who he will vote for,
Bccoher says that question may bo asked
him after tho clcctiUn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

Klingent nterg-on-N Main is n email town
not far from Aschaffenburg, which derives
SO large an income from its properties in
auarros that 1t is not only enabled to dis
ponso with levying any taxes upon its in-
habitants, but to present every ono of its
FREQ borghers, at each succeeding Christmas
tide, with the equivalent in German ours
renoy of fve pounds apiece. 1t is now
stated in the Cologne Gazette that Klingen.
berg celebrated its Sedan festival this year
by distributing money gifts to it's house
holders and children Of all ages attending
school. Each hoad Of family received
two marks every sohooboy and girl
twenty pfennigs, or about eight cents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

%illcu dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

A LADIES TOAST TO TIE MEN,
At literary meeting, Mrs. Duniway
"toasted' the men as follows: "God bless
'em. We halvc their joys, double their sor-
rows, treble their expenccs, quadruple their
cares, excite their affections, control their
property, aud out manocuvcr them 10 every
thing. This would be dreary world with.
out men. In fact may say without 'em it
would not be much of world anyhow We
love 'cm, and tho precious fellows don't
know it, As husbands, they are always
convenieue though oot always on hand; as
beaux they arc by no means matchless. They
are most agreeable visitors. They are handy
at State Fairs, and indispensable ut oyster
saloons. They oro splendid escorts for
some other fellows wife or sister, and as
friends they are better than women. AS
our fathers they are inexpressibly grand.
A man may bc failure in business,
wreck in constitution, not enough to boast
Of as beauty, not hing as legislator for
womon's rights, and even not very brilliant
as member of tho press, but if lie is
his own father, We overlook his short CON-
ings, cover his pecadilos with tho divine
mantle of charity. Then, as our husbands,
how we long to parade them as paragons!
In the sublime language of the inspired
poet,
Wc'll lie for them,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12


WHAT A Boy WILL Do.-An exchange
says q boy will tramp 247 miles 10 one day
on a rabbit hunt and be Timber in the even.
ing; when if you ask him to go across the
stcct and borrow Jones two inch auger, he
will bo as stiff as a meat block. Of course
he will And ho will 60 swimming all
day and stay in the water three hcnrs at
time, and splash and dive and paddle and
puff, and next morning he will feel that
au unmcasurcd insult has been offered him
when he is told by his mothor to wash his
face carefully SO as not to leave the score of
cbb and flow 80 plain to be seen under his
gils. And he'll wander around dry creek
bed all the afternoon piling up q pebble
fort, and nearly die when his big sister
wants hin to please pick up basket Of
chips for tho parlor stove. And hell
spend tho biggest part of tho day 10 try
ing to corner a stray mulo or bald
backcd horse for ride, aud feel that all
lifo's charms have fed when he comes to
drive the COWS home. And he'll turn a
-aore let upside down for ten inches of
angle worms, aud wish for voiccless
tomb when tho garden demands his atten.
ton. But oil tho same whom you want
friend who will stand by you and bo true
to you in all kinds Of weather, enlist ono
of those same boys UaWkcVc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

Is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-12

HIaHLY EsTEEMED-Thc youthful color
and rich luster are restored to fuded or grey
hair by tho uso of Parkcr's Hair Balsam, a
harmless dressing highly esteemed for is
perfume aud purity.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-22

2sbten Samitag Worgeu UNI a lISr
bsrinmEeltea hd Dor Dem Central
9otsl Die CUR repubIifanii@en @.ountp
@onu .ntion eriplblten SeIe0aten unIe.
res SownibipS unb mebrere 3erreu,
wel@e al Den Yerban6luu9en Der
contention Snterehe oenua nobmen,
UNI ole 6abrt bon Is Meiten iiber ole
ftaubiecn 2an6IraBen mitsumaden.
Nat6em man fh an cinem %iotibeu
Srubitiid fur Die 8eiie aeiiGrft. isste
id Der 3u9 Oon @o9eu i'll SeWseua9
uno fort 9ing es in munterem Srabe in
Die vGouutrb" birein. 8ei Semne's
fono fie Npant8orOc ein Sabden Wsin,
luel4eS 9err 6 NbobiuS Der Delegation
Oerebrt bate. Onb fur oasfeIbe ouf
eiuem Der Bagen YIak aemabt wuroe,
brauden mir unieru 9siern le6enfaus
rid}t su Derfdern, uu6 bab fem 9nbalt
A SO l mar, wei6 aud Se0ermann,
Der ienlalS uOn 9rn. Nbo6iuS Wein be-
;ogen ODER nas Yrobuft ieiaes 9euers
eetoitet. Ssi @aIfer'S ~eret9ncte i1
Der Siueite crlpdbnenspertbe llmftanb
uuf u~nIersr Sotrt. nGmlid Die I6le
cincS Der @agen brad. Die 9niaiien
etmaS unfanft aufitoBeH6. Gle Der cine
She'll oes RlgenS 10 pl0sIih nit Der
Mrtter Grte lit Berlbrung FAM. NaG
benz eritcn Sdreden bipfteu nne wobt-
6ebaltcn aue Dem g9agen uib firgsH
al lire Sa9en aus oemieIbeH III en-.
~ferner, m3brenb 9err Srtk SA5ner bel
perru ySlIter ooriprad TIN teheu
@ageu fir Die Geiterfabrt ;u bergen,
Elm 9uni9, benz Or. @. nit Ser gr0b.
ten Sereitwiaiafeit entiprad uub mo-
fir ibm lebe8 Mitglieb Der Delegation
gum Oant psrpfii6tet lit. 8ei Gan.
berS SGne G%n9eIan9t, wuvoe 9att &C.
mudt uno benz mit9ebratter, BON Srau
&immcl su5ereitsteu 2un6, raAt TAPER
suaeiproden nub Der SuboIt be5 Oben
e~rtpabnten 6unf-SaIoneu Sdb6ens
9epro6t unb ols borsiigIid ertIdrt.
8egsn 10 llGr lau9te Die 8oart 9e.
legation. meIds untsrtpe9S ourd 9rn.
Saio uub Srn, Safob Sell U%erUouitdn-
biat mor6en auf Dem SnmmelpIaBe an,
NOD 0ieisIbe i6on cine Nniobl Ger De-
Ic0dten aus ben an6srsn 5oUnibips
porfano. Die Qelcgaten scr iibrigen
&Ownibip; !rufen balO nadber Elm unb
beriummeItsn id nm eineu Caucus nb-
subolten unb lid iibsr Gle aui;u1eGien-
Oeu SeIegateu su eini9eu.
lin etpa IL ubr pur6e BON 6rau
9o6sin Elm bortrtfHides MittogsTen
%ierOirt, all benz beinabe ole Qnweien-
beu She'll uobmeu, wOrauf Ole Ser
Iamnlluus BON 5ru, Snden, @orjksr
oes Gouutu GeutraI Gomtte5 ;ur OIos
uuu3 9erufsu wuyoe. Die 8er9anb,
tuugeu Der Gou0entton fnben uufere
Qefer all elmer nnbsreu Steas niefes
8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-22


Qebten Sonntaa eoliAirttn in benz
S.uuntI in Der gadbs BON Barrels eta
tion ,wti Tra@tiass Der MN. @aeiie
eilen3obn. Beios gage beDtstsn I'd
,ur 8,it nit probsr S&neliGtsit anS
Der AnpraE oemOlirts cine fOI&t M
,abl Eradtwaasn. Oub Der sanas SuE-
mel nil Srlmmern angsfhut une bIOdiIt
uuroe. DurA Oos ID Ger 2oscmctipe
beEnbliGt Neuer wuroe Der aranrmsr,
baulen in BtanO seiekt uus bic OaenrA
sr,.aate Sibs mar 10 FART, sab srobe
RoTcn 3aliFtin bon Der Os6e besab
aur,ten NIB bas Musrdumen bes Sun-
neEs bsoeuteuD srf&Derteu. Die Gi-
IsnbobH Seleaiaaft nimmt bier aesen-
wdrtis feline 6ra&t aur TeforAeruna
entasacn. 4ofentli& pire bic 8ahn
boIc tuieber in SrOnuna aebradt wsr.
sen f6nnen, oeuu ole Gef&aftsIsuis
warOen febr unter elmer Idnssrsn
Sra@tiperre au IsiteH BADEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-22
Neifeibs>SeIhluIic

Ger 9ermann Seuer Gompnanie No. !,
wel9e be3iaii6 bes IbIebeus oeS Sc
fauHten .uub beIiebten NtitburaerS
Graft 2ere! in elmer SeriammIun9 Ger
Gompagnie QefoBt Dnrocu
ga Ser unerbittIi4e SOB unfern
Mitbur9er uuO BereinS @it8IieO
Grut 9eiisL aus u~nferer Mitte entrii'
fen bat, lei bisrnit befdtofen:
l. 0aB ourd feiu @bIeben oaS Se'
meinpelen sinsn fdbi8en @itr9er uno
infer @rgsin Gin eifrigsS Nit9lieb oer'
loren bat 4;
,. OdB mir ietn frUbtS Oabini6sl'
Den aus uOqem 3er3rn be0anern uno
Oen tinterbliebenen NnberwanOten uI-
Ter inniaItss 8ti!ei, nuSipre6sn ;
3. Oab uuier Yerein ibm baa !ebte
G~brsugeIcite gebe
A. DaS cine NhiAtlIt tieisr BE
I3luIe Scr 98ittipc u%nferes Ueritorbe,
uen MitatisOes uberianot weroe-
OnS 6 o c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-22
g. Der Stoff.

98ie pisIe Srausn une Sinoer iisden
Ionalam. cher fiber babin, Oesr mere
Den pieImebr 9et0Stet rurd uberndSi9e
dr3tIide 8ebonOluns ODER our6 Ocn
MISUNDERSTANDING irgenb zines gifti9en,
eItubeu StoHss, bon tem Nismano
weiB, aus mas Ct 9emaat 1T, rreun
bieIelben bod Iei6t farirt unb s~erettet
wereen f0nnteu bur@ bOs 9Opisn.
Bitters, eos aus Sopien, 8udu.
Monbrasouo uno90peniobn, praporirt
unS 10 rein, rinfod uuo bormies 1T,
bos Die sortsfe 8rou. Ger i4nddite
Snualib ootr bos tleinite Siub oofleIbe
obne 8ebsufen nebmen fam. Nan
febe cine an6ere SpaIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-22

Sic Nferbau @eisuidaft beabiia-
tiot am Sonntug Ncu Is. October Gin
srobes Grnte s Set gu ueranltaIteu.
Mod ieIteu battsn unlerc Sarmsr mebr
rlt1ade OILS in riclem Sabre iid iber
ben @rtra9 ibrer SeIHsr uEo O5it'
@ulaaen gu freueu mo wira oebbuIb
bic Sethsiliguna an bieism iSeite por'
ausf6tIid cine rsdt rsae fem. NGe
weIae fd fir oas 3ntanbefommtn
bicics Seites iatereifirsn O0sr fd OH
benz um;uge III betbeiIigen wiiniden,
ioIten f6 um Sonutag ben l. SctOber,
Ga6mitta8s ] l1br I'M Marftbouie
einfn6en UNI Die &nActegenbsit iu
beIpre1eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-22
a.bten sonntaa MOraen beaabsn

2ebten SOnntns Morsen beaabsn
fd stpa so 8eriOnen, Ritalieoer Der
Sarmonie unO ibrer 6anlilien on 8orS
Oes Sampfers 9ope um elmer BON
BaibinstOn erbaItsuen GiulooaHg
Solee lciiienb OH benz bort obaubaIten'
ben RuIt.Ssfte tbetI8uuebmen. Sic
Sobrt nod @af6ineton mar cine tsbr
aueensbme fur cue Ebetlnebmer. Gas
6errIide @etter unb Die prddtieen
6censrien Den llfern 6es Slufes emf
lang madten Oiefe 6a6rt gu elmer
wirfIideu 8ersniiaunaSfabrt. au9
true Die NpolIe 8anb iOtpie oerSefan9'
8ersin burd 8ortraa ibrer berr!i6en
Beifen nidt wenis CUR 9ebun9 Der
Stimnung Iler an Borb bel. Sn
Bafbin9ton %angeIan9t, wurSen Die
@rcurfouilten bon eingm Gmpfaues'
@omite %wiHfnmmeH 9ebeiBen uno
marIairten GISbann unter 8orantritt
Der Maibinetou Gornet'8anO mad Der
9ibertp Sale no ibrer elm nit alien
GeIifate6en Der Sabresseit belatener
Mittos5tii@ barrte. @a9Nem man
f& on Den bertIi4eu gpeiieu asla6t,
purbe elm fleiuer Spusiergans our@
sic gtaOt 9euhadt bis fd 9egeu 2 llbr
No6mittdaS Nae pieher Dor Der
3urnbaQe perfammeIten, mo Die Nuf-
i%tellung fir Sen 6elt3ua erfoI9fe. @n
Der SpiBe besicIben erbiett Die QpofIe-
Bane ibre Stene morauf Die anoern
@ereine in f~oIgeuOer Or6nunG fh
oni9lolien. 9drmonie BON 9ernann,
MartbaSoiIe @ornet Sdno, 6oref'
Goie 8an6 9on Slot Sreef. 15rnnfiin
GouEtp, @aibington @ornet 8ano
unb bic 9urgeridaft Ter StaOt unb
llm9s9enb. @u9 e,ncn umsus eur6
Die 9auptitrobsn Ger Stoot bsmegte
fi6 Der Seit3ug uod bent 9urfelO 8orf,
mo Der Na@mitto9 aui'S ongeusbmite
ntr6radt mur6e. Muft uuS 9sfan9
ipedielten nit ~einon0er in raider
&eibeftIae alb. unO Die uerl@iebenen
@ereiue er,parben Td burd Die SOr-
treflidfeit ibrer 8ortrdge reidIidcn
SeifaQ bon ibren 3ut0rern.
Oa5 Geit fonb eiuen iDurOigeu Nb'
idIub in einem aIarseroen Bale. mel.
der in Der &urnbaue oeranfaItet wurbe.
SnfoIse bes uieOri9sn 98ufertanOss
belt sa Capt. 3sfmann fiji, aeratben,
ben Sa9esanbru@ fur Die 8uffabrt
~ab5awarten, (OieIsidt bate oud boa
8er9nl9eu. peIdes er, ioluie ale Gr'
curTouiiteu in @aibiu9tou f%anbsn, ct.
nas nit ser 8ersoseruna su tbual uni
10 wurbe es b0Ib 5 ltbr, ebe Die r.9ope"
bi: @bsrfte III @aibiHoton uwsrIief
uno nadj elmer Sobrt BON 5! Stuuocr
bier anfam. Die SteiIrebner an Del
Grcurfiou fuben iuobI etiuas Gbaeipanui
aus, ertIdrten id ieOcd nit ibrer SOul
unO Dem ibueu III Waibinaton aewor
6enen @mpfanae oIS febr sufrieben.
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Der @ountp Court erIebi8t iuerOen
tonuc, fcnoer1 Tor sic 9ronb Surp 9e'
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0euo elmer bon @errn 8oGer ein9e8abl'
ten Sunmc ungeideben MAIDEN Tonne
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4cit cor Die Suitanbige 8sb0rbe, Die
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