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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
oer aeblartff etnes @rosEfOrs.

Buihtugtou, PsnHi. 8. 8sIbr. -
Gin U9auu, Ramsns 8. >. Sra3eu UOu Gait
fornta, Beuui., bOlte ftd3 gsfteru In etuer bte'
iigeu Qpotbeis eiue 6laide ge6titu un0 truut
Den Subalt berielbsu aus. @S fleute fih
berau5, oaB Der BroOtior stHeu Srrtbum be-
Qaugeu uRb bic Blaihe NIT siuem Gift ges
ffut bntte. Brajsu mtrb ihmerltd NIT BEN
ypbpr1 hnhnu fnmueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
8et'm S6auFeIu gerunor6,e+

yoTt, Peunl, S. Deg. - Ills iid gelsrlr
NatHttiaa jpst FHabeu TN Spfe Cer 0gtats
Iants6trss Comp" bic i3ett init 5daufeIu
nertrtcbsn, pur6e Der Il iabrtge g. 6aarp
groB ihmtnoe!jg, fieI ron Der 5daufsl uuS
}og iiG SIlesuugen 3u, bic ietuan Sob ei1e
Siunos naG 6em uHfalIa 3ur fFUlgs blttsE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
Gin 0erbOt 9egen 6te vSetl8s
.Grntee."

sSanen, Conn.,, 8. 8eiember.-
Wlabor 2etpis erlieB gsfteru GbeHO in 6Olge
Der 9eidnsrbeu pteIer Blrgsr iibsr ben
tdgli6 pen Der n9silsarmse" gefifteteu
9fnnbal siusu Sefebl, pelGer isuer Orga'
ntiattou fiinfttsbiu ibreH llufug auf ben
9trasen perbistet. Ser Napor ertldrt in
ieiuen GrluB, bns abbaIteu uOu Seriamm.
lungeu tn trgsnb etuem 2Otale ftehe Der
,Seilsarmee" fret uub fie perbe babet gegeu
ale uutsrbreduug gsi6IBt tpsrbeu. Sros
bss Berbots ;og bic ySsilsuruee" beute
abeub pis gsp6bnlit NIT Erommelu, Bau'
ten n. (. n. burd bic StraBsu, unb ots
Eibrsr Der Snnbs ertldrsn, ss srtftre tetu
@eiet, pslhss bus 8erbot bes Rapors re4t'
fsrttge. ole niir6en Soft ebsr ge5orGeu,
ais BEN Rapor uuo benz Bolt,etbef. Die
8eh0roe tptr6 morgen ben Ssfebl bes RapOrs
uollffrsdsu uub bic 3euler uOtbweuetgsu
6ans pertafteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
Mih4rr Qnnh.

Gan Gntouto, 8. 3e3br. - gBie be-
ri6tet ntrb, fub bier Nertfaner, uelfe be-
fhulbigt parsn, Dor utsrBoaeu etuenDiapu,
Ramens 9autugO, in Oer9tdhs BON Sort Da'
uis, 3sros, ermoroet gu babeu, aus benz
@sfdugutB beraus gebOlt uuo gelpn4t NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
Nb66e WquQtu'8 Grmprbuna,

9emsgort, 9. 9s;sm5sr. - 0aH bat
nuH aud 6eu SeIbfmuroueriuh, ben gefsrn
Gaorge 6runt In Orange madte, NIT Der
qebeimnt6pOEen grmOrOuugs ,Qffatre, neIhe
iiG taielbft eretguete, in Serbtuoung &C..
bradt. Grant lift iibrigeus nod am gebeu
uno mng I'm Stanbe ietn, &ustuuft iibsl bic
gauje @ei6t6te gu gebeu. Die POli3et iou
i'm Bette etues 8rtefss ietu, tn Dsldem
Truut erfldrt, 6aB er Rtdts nit Der ganJeH
Uiorbaffatre 3u tbun gsbabt babe.
G6eriff SOrnbut BON Sufiers&Ouutp Der.
baftete geitern eiusu Raun, BON benz man
qlaubt, 6aB er an OerGrmorbung Bh0be Bauls
Inns betbeiIigt mar; sr nenHt it4 9eur9
gFobnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
Gnbe bee Ausftan6e5 Der Gbicas
nper Eiodrrenntdd1 her

&Rtcago, 5. D3br. - Der Qusfau6
Der bcr ySnteruntiounle" angeh6rigeu gt'
gurrsumader pHrbe uOu Union Rr. Il" fir
6eeubet erf!drt. Die Sabritbsii9er babsu
hermit siren eutI4ieoeuen grfolg 3u oers
3et6neu. Die 8ertretsr bstber Barteteu
ipradeu BET ben Sabrilauteu Dor uu6 sogeu
bic ySuterunttoHalen" Die 6OrOeruug 3uriid,
ponad ie ntdt mebr NIT ben gfttsIIeOern
ber yBrogreiFue linton" 3uiammen arbetten
moCteu. Ste srttdrteu ftG bereit, aud nit
arbettern, bic ieiuem Der beffeheubeu drbeis
terpereine angeb0rteu, 5uiammeu 81 arbeiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
M1it eiucm8ut55 er Surb 9ebrannt,

@Ifbart, Snb., s. 9e3euber. = @tne
arose SeniattOu tft bier ueruria4t poroen,
tnrim bic 16'jGbrtge 6iora 9utppe, ete God
t.r zines Der rst6ftsn 8iirger nit Con gtc'
gouuu burhbranuts, Der ieit Subreu i'm
bieitgsn Clifton Souie" nIs 8utiaer ange'
ftelt mar. Sie uerltsBsn bic Staot getern
abenO uub beute WOrseu srbtelt Or. @utppe
cine 8spei6s pou isiusr 9odtsr aus Stur'
gis, gltd., baB fis 0erbetratHst let. Die
8sprIde mar uutsr3'tduet: 06rGu 6Iora
gBrC3nn1nr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
GOnHeckicuts neneftes WOr6 I
g . Il o. 1sfafiti

Nem,6aDeu, Conn, 8. 3s]5r. Der
g!orb in yiOro Naoiion 1T nod inner in
8unfeI gebuIt, Obgleit bsrett8 etae gGOde
osrfriheu tft. iettGem man baisl6f bic eut-
iieIte geiGe glbribge s. Sobniou's aufBe'
funbeu bat. BrOf. gBhite pom y yYale'&Oaeg."
welder bic Biutflsdeu on BEN Rlsibern ISM.
8ODus', siuRs Der 8eroddlttgen, mttrofo'
piih Uuteriudte, bat nod fetneu 8ertdt ers
iiattet. Su yiOrb ''giabtIou glaubt man, bic
gahe meroe ebeuiO uerlauieu, rute Der Stau'
narbfdbe NIB 8Oie Qmbler' id1e Sau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10

ebabn'Eertsbr.-gta Con-
bufteur nuf Observation-Disclosures ertrautte
an Der Tnlartn, mar aber am folgeubeu Gage
nte0er auf ieiuem Boiten, oa er &r. Auguf
&6nta's gSnmburgsr Groafsn" gebruu4t
bate. Gle tnrtrten TIN. (295l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10

Grfab elmer 2etde dbnIt 8 =
8as fam baber, neil er BON aufaug On ietue
@siuubbett SeruadldIFgte. Gin gsrtugss
0ebtbuu ptro arm foltsrnben Sdmsrb 80
einem Qebeu bes Gleubs. @sgeu ulss t8ebs
thuu uuo S6merssn iii nSt SalObs Del, /"
btr SdmerSsnsbsitsgsr, als 5uuerIdIiiaes
Sellmittsl ausrtanut, (295l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
yIF. 295.
GampfFeffele mrnfnfnrt

RorfOlf, Strg., s. Dgbr. - @saru
yfadmttta8 srplObtrts Der 8efsI tn Der "a.
9smubls 1oH SoHger, gBbtte5oob & @oDf tn
Sranhbtue, SoatbamptouzGouutn, uuo ,ers
goTte oas gan3e @ebduoe. SehS farbtug
arostt'r srlttten i4msre 5ran6maubsu uHS
gi glet oStleIbeH nerocn ferbla 3net Der
gtgeat9umsr, BbiteEoo0 81 Goof, uur6eH
l@pss oerI'gt. Die Babrit mar uoafduota
Hsn uho sr'I geaeru In SstrteJ geieBt uors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10

Rtufuu, 6orfptb.GOuuts, g. g. -
gletue Serran - SD piiuias SbHeu met
men 3ant aus3uiprsdeH fir Sbre bsUuu'
berusmertbe RtoiBtH gSopieu Bittern."
Bic Uor uugsfdbr Ishs gtouatsu batte t4
fiinf Sabre lang on RageuidUdds geItttsu,
unb baun eff fua ib an, g9opfeu'S Bitter"
IN periudsu. Neiue SeiiHug tf etue ers
fiauueuspertbe getpeisu. SD bin oer Bres
bigger on Der ogrRsu RstbObiisnfirds@ bters
1uorts, un6 meins gau3e Gemeiube fam BITE
por1dglthe beilsn6e Sraft Sbres Btttsru be-
3eugsn. Sohadtuugspoa
CSst1-15&Ri gs5, 8. 6srsbse,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
8aubmOrb IN g3Robe S8lanS. .


Brancts 8. Barmeuter, Elm qEldtetar, o.
idbrtGer BIrger, p:I@er eiuen ool;' uuO
RobIenbau6el bier betrieb, pgc0s gegen II
ubr m6brenO tsr Uer3augeueH RIhr al3
2ed]e in ietuer Sdeuue al her 8liistt3r.
aufgefuubsu. Seiu gdGOet mar }ari4ust,
teri, osrmutbH9 our1 Shtdga NIT etUsm
Rnippsl, pel1eu mau Dor Der 5Aeuae in
SOfe ltsgeuO sateSdte. Der V!0r0er bate
ieiuem Spfer 6te 3ai6en geleert unS mah'
rsra fletne @sgsnfduOe uebsu ter Qethe aui
bem 8obsu liegeu gelufeu. Die B9lSet bat
etneR In 8tenfeu Barmeuter'S iebeHOeH
gIaru, Rnmens Sobu Warttu, ionie etuen
gGnifeu SOiepb s. 8ree, pelden man IN.
ter 9nrttn's Sett pRrfedt auipiirte, Gl8 Ote
mutbmnBlihen Sbdter uerbaitet. D2arttu
giebt 3u, baB er ben @rmOrbeteu um u llbr
gefteru QbsHb in Die Saeuue begIeitetP.
Gin Regar, Ramsus Eb0s. Sartet, pelaer
i'm 4nfunge Der leeten Bobe uus Blrmeu'
ter'8 8tenfen trat, pur6e aufdHgltd5 ebcu.
faus Der Ehat oer6ddltiat, uuo bat iidl fTeta
ntllia Der 8sb0r6e gefeut, nm Oa8 Rsiultat
Der &sthsuidau abaumarten. Die 2etqe oe8
grmorbRten lag, ais man ie aufluo, inter
ben Sufeu eine8 Bfsr6e8, mo etltde BerIOs
nsn begeu oabes bic Iafdt, baB 0et un'
gludlthe bnrf etHen Suiidag get0Jtet
pur6e. gue &n5et4eu OeIteu ieoot aui
eiusn 9laubmort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
MUTUAL TRUST FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK.
q. Gatttn RnaIane.

@eneraIsNgent fir RGrbldre.
SitrsaU: ssr. unS IL. NertHitraBs. 8attTore 9se'
Insurance at Cost, (slob3, ,12sRtsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
GurOpaiG6e Sa6eG6eri6te.
0as nsue ssobIfpffsm in peutreblous

Berlin, 8. 9slsmbsr.-9ts ltberalsu
uno conieroattoeu 3ettuugeu miBbtntgeu taft
augemetn bic uOrgeihIageue aenberuua bet
Der gBabl Der 5(etb8tagsmttglte6sr, gsn1dB
nelt]er ejHe Pluralttdt anitatt eiuer MaiO.
rttdt D er Sttmmsu 3ur grndbluug geuiigeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
elns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Berlin, 8. 9eBember.- geridtsweiie
oerlautet, bGB ais 6a8 9islultat Der titr3li'
den lIuterrebuug StDiideu 6sm ruIFlbeu
Iiintfer @ter8 uuo bem 8aiGstan3lar etue
.3uiammeutunft ser 6atier BON 8euti5lanb,
0IuBlano uu6 Seiireid flattfiuOen tuer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10

Garrt8bu Sus., s. 8.jbr. = yin
junGes Wdodsu in Stons.Tort p1sgte tbre
2tsb6absr, meift oerbetratbete UldHuar Der
Griifaft, in Der 8tubls Der @ebriiOsr Dp9er
baislbft gu empfangen. Am bergaugeHeu
Snnutng CAB es tn 6taiem &tabltfitmeut
.Uteb'r etne Otsier 0rgten uuO 0a es taIt mac,
mGdlte man auf Oem Steiubobau Der Rlble
eth 6ener. Dur9 Die 6uuteu paro bic Dede
in 8rauo gsisBt, un6 bic 6oIge mar bic
3erf0ruug Der Uldble. Qd)t Der Ibetlue6mer
on ber Srgts itnO iamnlt oem U1do9eH uuteU
Der QrFage Der 8raubfiftuug in 3ait ges
t7crnrnpf1 tnnrSpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
Der anffanb in Cuban.

giCcb eina RisstrIass Ger Gsopter.-Gins ssups
tifebr gtCsitmae5t bsi gHatim total aufz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10

2oubou, s. 9e3embsr.-Ssr. Staateus
Sblignttousu: 4,prO3. 1864, Ditto 41 pro3.
118, 90. perldngsrte 5'pro3. 1044.-atttea:
u. & 9. gB. 81, DO. 2. 14i, Gris 9lg, DO. 2.
98t, Ren.gor Central 1904, Benui. Central
6OJ, Sus. Central 1877, 3lea6iug 2St, Ous
tario.g3sferu 214, gertiautids 698, gttIs
pauiee ct. Baul Common 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-10
6 @oparc6mitglieS Ttnerts'5 BrOs
hnnn de0en EnaldnD.

6 btcugO, 8. De3ember.- Die 3ettuug
.Giti3eH," bsreH 5erausgeber, @ougreBmttz
gltso SCbn s. 6tuert1, fir 4ufbrtngung bes
@eI6ss CUR Bertbetbiguug S'DonneG's iebr
tbdtig mar, erfldrt, bieieHige Bartei, uelde
@emnlttbdtigfetten bsfirnorte, tuerOe In Der
triiheH Bolitif In 6olge Der &erurtbetIuug
S'9cHnell's bic Sberhan6 getpinuen. Die
grmorouug@ g@are1's iet etn Ra@eaft gensisu,
ME ibu iiibner bte 9eidltd5te ntdlt aufpetie,
uno cine b0d]f ehrenooqe Efat. Sett Der
SsrurtbeiluHg S'8pnne1's miiBteu Die Srs
lGnoer ale SOffnuHg aufgebeu, BON @HgLdHs
bern @ershtigfett 81 erfabren. Der D&ttts
gen" perbe iif iest MIR nod baun on 9elos
iommlungeH betbetligen, peuu e5 iId oarum
ban6le, etueu Streih gegeu @uglan6 3u fiib'
reR. S'Gouneu miIie 0ou ben Sriduoern
gsrd&t meroeu. 8a &hglGuo teiae Barn
berBtgtett ;etge, uer6e SrtanO feruerbin aud
fetne Setgsn unb 6aIO auf Ote Rutusn Des
8nrlnmentsgeblubes unO Der ct. Baulsftrhe
binmeiien.
gBGibtugteH, s. Se3ember. - 9tepras
ieutant Siusrtp erftarte beuts Absno, er tn,
boifre ieoeS gGort 6es obtgeu glTttlels. St
ipredle ala amerifauiIder Sournaliff NM
Htht ais Ohtglisb oss &oHgrsiies. Der Bro
3eB gegeH S'8OnnRu babe Der SerrOrtRerz
Bnrtct in Srlanb uteber bic Sberbau0 6ers
Iiebeu, un6 man oiirfe id ni9t rpunbern,
perH Der telegraph in Der ndafteu 3ett mte'
ber YatriGteu Hber &9uamttsrplOtoueu
uH6 amber; @emaltthateu brtuge. &uglano
nerbe iebC6 obue 3peifsL auf @eiuh bes
BrdfOsuteu artbur (ftebe inter 8HH0esz
bauptAnet , bic 6turtdtuug O'0OHHeu's
Ueridtsben, 6enn es psr6e fif bitten, bte
Ser. StaateH gu belstbtgsu. @r (5juertp)
piiuidle ieinsu Srteg nit gualnuo. bonn
uuisre 6lotts lei uttt uuf etneu @oufltttOo.=
berettst, aIlein O'DOnueu isi amerttauiiaer
Siirger, uub BITE 8uuoesregteruug miiiie oas
rauf befebeu, baB ibm peutgfteus Elm gereds
ter Brp3eR III Sletl nerOe,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22
Our Reportcr's Encntirr Nntcs.

DURING his ramblca this ccas"n, our Mr.. NJ.
has taken upon himself the iasa Of satisfying
our numerous readers that whatever goods arc
manufactured In uur gor,lly city of EoScr Viii
!!ains, are of ne high grade, and ii,ic in quail.
ity n can bc produced in nny SPOT on the globe.
Especially Is this so when the skilled Pharmacist
OF many years experience resolves to extract
from the finest botanical specimens of the veg'-
table world the most potent cure for some special
disease. In proof OF his assertion that Frov-
dcncc RI, affords the hest l,c relates interview
with an acquaintance, given lin while s"j"urn-
ing temporarily at her residence Sho says
"About year suffered severely from Rheuma-
tism in my limbs. and Neuralgia In tho head.
which endured two or three months with as
much patience rs possible. being under the treat
kinds Of medicine without any marked effect.
At last medical frcntl advised me to try Hunts
Remedy. because he attributed my severe suffer-
ing to the bad condition of my kidneys, which
wcro not performing their proper functions, and
] commenced taking II, AMI In n few days tho
neuralgia had departed, my headache had en-
tirely disappeared, the swelling in my limbs and
joints had gone, and have not had n touch Of It
since. Moro recently WAS troubled with mpu-
rty OF tho blood. which showed itself In severe
erurtions on my face. again rcsortcd TO Hunts
Remedy, and after taking II n short time
completely cured Of that complaint. Hunts
Remedy has proved worry beneficial to me i'll a.
tacks of sick headache. which 1t always allevi-
atcs. AMI notice the improvement rs soon rs I
take the Remedy. This Remedy has strengthen
ing clements for IL has made me feel much
stronger. and has hcon very beneficial to my gen.
crai health. I most heartily recommend It to all
sufferers like myself Mrs. l.. u. TANNER, No.
156 Pearl Street.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22
Death From GhIOr0fUrIm.

On I-i'i"y last Mrs Wat., wiE, Of Dr.
f. VI Watts, Of Portsmouth, Va, died
IN the dentists chair from The effects Of
ch!oroiOrm. The dentist makes The fol-
lowing statement Of the circumstances :
"She had take;: ~" drug on three prcvi.
Gus occasions without any bad effect, hut
always against the earnest rcmonstrance
OF her husband. In the last case | nd.
vlscd her not to take ii. and put her of
on several occasions, bu, finally she in
sisted that if her husband did not ad.
minister II she would get some one else,
when he very reluctantly consented She
was in reclining chair. The quantity
inhaled was about two drachmS on an
open spDngc. Ten teeth ani three roots
were extracted. The time from The COM
inc!icemcn: 1f inhalation 70 She end If
axtractini, the teeth vas not over live
minutes. Every effort WAS made a, re-
Iuscitati"n, but without avail! The
chl"roform was administered in the most
careful manner, and no blame eau be at
tachcd to the heart. broken husband. with
Thom tie entire community sympa
thizcs."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22

evil Love Win" is the title of a
new novel. We feel authorized to say
that love, properly backed with a bank
account, will make its way with success
every time.
Orpheus, wien he played, made the
rocks come up, and his power. seems to
have descended to great many popu.
ls- Singers yo. haze - coma ;;p viii
the rocks IF you want ohear them.
- Police Justice Ito witness with ban
daged head) d)-"Did he have any provo.
cation when he struck your" Witness
"He may have had something Of the
kind concealed on his person, but It was
brick he struck ME with"
--"William," remarked tho druggist
to his clerk, y"where did this package of
brown wrapping paper come from ~ It's
just q sample, sirJ sent US by Pulp, Fiber
& Co.r butswe can't use it; it's too coarse
and heavy for our USE" "Ah, WE'LL"
repliedthe hohest'druggist, "do not waste
it; put &c in the window and sell it for fly
paper" |
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22
The Postal Money Order system.

A Postal bill wa passed by the late
Congr,s> modifying II" Postal Money
Order ~ crIi aStD .sU.hOril" p',s,ma,.
tcrs Of money order offices, uuHicr au.
th0rity o.! The Postmaster General, To is
sue postal notes in demonstration, OF -
and under. Thi. i an important bill!
and "iIl greatly facilitate the tran-ml,-.
ion Oi small -uiT- Through :hc mails 1t
authorize the Issue ui money orders
without corresponding advicc- OF = and
ic-.. /" b" on engraved paper. aud known
a po-.al mpt"-, PAYABLE 10 bearer; such
notes 10 Dc iuvali! after three months
but tie holder can after that time get the
par ,aiu" "i til" E"tc hy arplying TO the
I"-t"iilcc Dcpartm'nt Al Washington.
For issuing a l"-tai nr'" a fee Of ;h:, e
cents s!Iall il" charged This bill a,i
th'ni/"> the i>-uc Of money orders in
dcnOmina!ioE- ni >lUO or less, but none
tor more than 800 can bc issued. The
following fec are fixed 20 b." charged for
monty o;'',r- l'"i orders not exceeding
SO ""nt-; from so 10 80. 10 cent.
80 I" ~. - cents $50 10 $40, % cents ;
so to 80, - cents so 10 $50, - cents
80 10 so. - cents; 80 ,"S>p, 70 cent.
$50 |" 500, t. cents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-22
Who Struck BILLY Patterson.

1t has mt last been discovered who
s.-mck Bill l'a..:.scn. -: an:iquaT;aii,
writing to n Georgia paper, tells the story
Of the afray in which the historical blow
was given. and adds some tacts of recent
development. century ago, William
Patterson, of Baltimore, famous rs the
father of Madame Bonnpartc, owned
considerable property in Franklin Coun.
ty, Ga. On the OCCASION of n visit to
look after his interests lie became involv-
cd in row, in the confusion of which
some one struck him tremendous blow.
This so enraged the Baltimore merchant
that he s,alked through tho crowd, ask
ing in Il terrific voice WHO struck Billy
Patterson 2" As he was n lnrge man and
one not to be tritled with, no ono volun.
tcered any information. and the inquiry
passed into by-word. Tue indignity
rankled in PattersOn's mind, however,
and he pursued his search for the oflen-
der for long time, but 20 no effect. AT
his death he inserted in his will clause
setting apart $1,000 to the person who
should give to his heirs or executors the
name OF the person who struck him.
The fight occurred in 1883, and now says
this veracious chronicler, claimant has
appeared asking for the reward. A Mrs.
Jenny G. Covely. of Athol, n. Y,
daughter of George w. Tilerton, has
written to the Ordinary of franklin
County, claiming the legacy of 81 900
She states that she is an invalid, aged
and infrm, and in great need of the
money. In 1888 her father was quito n
young man, and being in great fear of
Mr.. Patterson, fled the country Mt once,
and never heard Of tho reward or legacy.
She says she has often heard her father
speak of the fight and of the blow he
gave Mr.. Patterson, and the fierce anger
of the latter. The thumb of Tillerton's
hand was disjointed by the blow, and was
so severely injured that it remained a
useless member to the day of his DEATH
AS the facts she gives correspond so ex.
actly with the facts of the case, the cor
respondent presumes that Mrs. Covely
will receive the legacy without delay. It
is not exactly clear what satisfaction this
solution Of the mystery can give to the
late Mr.. Patterson, but the world at large
will be glad to have the important histo
rical point settled.
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Great Praise,

ALBERT &. MANN, OF Cottage Home. H., says:
% have been Frustrated for thrco or more years
With kidney disease ut times was not able to
pu: on my lSois; my wife has often pulled them
;iior me. Twas no, so bad as that nj, the time,
hut never knew what it was to be without pain
in my back until ! commenced using Hunts
Rcmedy. Since began - take Hunts Remedy
I haze been free from all paln and taae pleasure
in saying that It is tho best medicine that over
iuew FOR Kidney aud Liycs discascs.'
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Dyspepsia, the bug bear Of "picureans,
will be relieved by Brown. l,Dn Bittcrs.

SKILL IL THE WORKSHor-T0 do
good work the mechanic must have good
health. II long hours of confinement in
close rooms have cnfceblcd his hand or
dimmed his sight, let him AT once, and
before some organic trouble appears,
take plenty of Hop Bitters. His system
will be .cjunivatcd, his nerves strength
cned, his sight become clear. and the
whole constitution be built up to a
higher working cn.i,lition.
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DISSOLUTION,

NhtE copartnership heretofore existing
m, "A between A. b. Towers and John w.
,i;o, ii;oan, as A. B. Towers & Co. is this day
.isd dlssolyed by mutual consent. Those in
ueu, ueu,un 10 a: Is: Towers & Co. will max c
A. Il. TOWERS,
January "a, 1888.