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The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
14.742,26
A9.157.6o

The Warden in his report makes the follow
ing pertinent remarks: IA visit to the penal
institutions of neighhoring States has intens-
fed my regret that ours is SO far behind in its
makeup and appointments. It has been said
of our prison that lit was built in 1924, and is
just so far behind the times, and am forced
to admit that there is more truth than [ could
wish in the assertion Attention is also call
ed to the fact that seven female convicts are
berded in the apartments over the guard room
all but two under life sentences, who are I'M
able to be properly employed or suitably cared
for
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
Supreme Judicial Cour.

NIbUIN, o, FhEoIDINGs
WEDNEsDAY.-Hartley w. Knight v. Emma j
Knight. Divorce decreed.
j. d. Anderson.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
The Society

The reasons for the increased patronage
received by the Society during the past five
years are:
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
TOD y.

We shall sell lot of Fine HAMBURGS at
. IA cents, just half price; another lot of
fine and wide ones at 20 cents; In this lot
there are many styles that are worth 81
cents. For this day only our entire stock of
HAMBURGS will be offered at actual Whole
sale Prices. This is the best opportunity to
buy HAMBURGS ever offered In this City.
Look at the DAMASK TOWELS we shall of.
fer ON this day at IL 1-2 CENTS
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
Ruth and BOaz.

A new Sacred Cantata, of charming character,
fairly easy, and just the thing to give in vestry,
by such chorus as can be easily formed. Scenery
and costumes simple and not expensive. BY Il. A.
ANDREWS Price 6J cts, or So. per d02eu.
The CHORAL CHOIR. .0U), for Choirs,
and the PIE q RLESs, (75 cts) both by DR.. W.
o. PERKINS, for Singing Glasses, are the newest
and best books of the kind.
OLIVER DITSON & co., Boston.
janis dTuThS&w
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
DAY SALES
@ u Sass
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

We shall run Day Sales of Special Bar
gains for the Next Ten Days; and all Bar
gains offered on these days will be limited to
each purchaser.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
DObSOn'S Universal
BANJO INSTRUCTOR,

The Banjo is getting to be quite fashionable in
strument, and deseryedly 50, in its present improved
form. Messrs III. G. and G. g. Dobson have provid-
ed in this instructor, all that is needed includ
ing 81 bright Reels, Jigs, Hornpipes, Walk-rounds,
Waltzes, Polkas and Schottisches, and % popular
songs. Price $500
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

lount of old demands maid

Amount of old demands paid
not ascertained Nov. 80,
1901 .ss.....ss.s.s
Net expense of prison to Sta to
(ineluding all salaries) for
the year ending Nov. 80,
1889 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14.'
Amount of net assets Novem-
her 80. 1880 .N-- "a ]
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
che estate of
DAVID PLUMMER, JR., late of Raymond
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
ERASTUS A. PLUMBER, Admir-
Raymond Jan. 10th, 1888. w3w3*
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

AuOullb VI Lu6 net dSS6lS NOV
ember 80, 1881 .....a.....S
Amount received from State
Treasurer to pay old de-
mands. ..................
Amount appropriated for Off
GERS salaries ....,........
Amount appropriated for build
ing and repairs.
Amount deficiency due from
the State on officers salaries
Amount collected on old de-
mands above the appraisal
of Nov. 80, 1881 ...........
Amount appraised value of old
demands uncellected, Nov
80, 1882 .,...a............
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

18th. The Society has no contested claims
on its books.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

Persons desiring life insurance will best
consult their own interests by cemmu-
nicating with the officers of the Society OF
any of its agents.
HENRY B. HYDE. President.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Ist yice-Pres't.
SAMUEL BoRRowE, I'd Yice-Pres't.
VIM. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

9TH. The popularity of the Soc:ety's
tOntine system of insurance; - which
provides full insurance in case of death, and
gives the greatest return for the money paid
by the policy-holdes if he lives, with more
advantageous options to meet an insurers
need at the end of the term, than any other
form of policy ever devised.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
Fire and Marine Insurance.

The undersigned have formed
a CO-partnersl.ip, under the
name of Morse &c Mills as Ensur-
ance Agents, and are prepared
10 place risks, both Fire and Ma
rine I'm Safe and Reliable COmpa-
mics. #. H. MORSE,
GEO. A, MILLS.
j. w. MUNGER.
janis div
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18
STATE NEW S.
ARnosronK couNrY.
KENNEREC COuMTY .

The dwelling of Patrick Casey, of Littleton,
with its contents, was burned last Thursday
night. The family barely escaped with their
lives Loss $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-18

A petition is being circulated in Bangor f
the erection of an insane asylum in Easter
Maine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
FROM san ANTONIO.
Desperate Killed Engagement With Raid
ding ApaChes Elsby the Route Agent
Arrested in New Mexico

san ANToNIu, July 20. deputy Sheriff
Morris yesterday morning had desper-
ate TecnCOuntcr with Il criminal named
Lamb near angtry on the Sunsct Route,
80 miles west ut this place, Lamb was
wanted by tho officers. lie was desperate
and determined, with bad record, and
had repeatedly threatened the lite Of
officer and swOrc that lac would not be
taken alive. When ordered by Morris 10
throw mp his hands, he resisted and Wac
shot thrOr I'll the thrOAt; still resisting
with desperate tcnHClty, Morris shot hin
through the heurt. He wug buried whore
he tell by "A Chinnman, and thds fulfilled
his often declared intention Of dying with
his boots on. he affair created much
excitement out wet and the officer VIA,
commented on ~ sides for hia gallant
determine ion and efforts towards settling
the criminal Affairs of the country.
Yesterday, near l.angtrv, the Mexican
river guards discovered fifteen Indians on
raid. A fight took place and one buck
was shOt through the thigh and captured
| he rest rctrentel and we're pursued Tor "a
short distance, A posse has been formed
aud ARE nov in pur-uit The raiders are
Apachcs and are supposed to be a portion
If the force that were lett IN the SAINT 3
/ Rosa mountains alter Crooks raid. he
country is in the widest excitement and
T Il Ong hopes IRE entertained that the de
pr,dntiug band win be caught up with
and initiated
United Sites Marshal Niglc arrived
This morning from silver city, n. NJ, with
. GrOrgc VI. El-by, iOruer postal eek on
the railroad from Denlson to Houston
who robbed the mail scrvi OF registered
lc tcrs amounting to 81 800 al Unit"
Sute marshtll's had gwen upt the attcmr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
FROM HASTROP.


special Telegram to the Examiner
BAsrRor, July 2G.-Nour reporter
nrticcd that your Elgin correspondent
mentions Ba,trop county's first ball OF
cotton IA received at that place ON Tues
day the 9th, Your reporter wishes To
conlradi,t his statement The first bale
oi cotton raised in Bastrop county this
year WAS raised by colurcd man, Edmond
Raymond near here and brought it TO
Bastrop and sold to Higgins Il Gar
wood, OF this place, who paid lively cent,
ton it. besides giving premium al $40, ~
it was the first bale and weighed 90
pounds, classcd good midhing and was
shipped to r. W. House, Houston.
There was mHn arrested and brought
TO town charged with rape ot Il white
woman AT Smilhville yesterday, but your
reporter has not learned the nnin,s of the
parties or parlculnr>. Work on the court
house is progressing timely. Weather Is
very warm and busne. & Is dull
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
KaiIrond Legislation in Geor
gia

The lower house OF the Georgia Lcgis'
ntuIe las ptsscl bill taxing railroads IN
each county through which they pass. II
l. stated that the bill VIII be sure to pass
the Senate, although there isa chance
that The Governor viii veto It IA he is not
In favor OF Imposing 100 much taxation on
railroad enterprise. The prominent rail.
way men say thIt II the hill becomes a
law that it viii put stop 10 railway con
struction In GeOrgil.
4 bin has also passed the Georgia Sen
ate 10 prevent railroads from runniug eG
cursion and freight trains on SUNDAY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27

DENI~uN, June Barney Friue, II
stone mason, left his work this morning,
complaining ot the heat He went to u
room over FoN's snluon and Ibid down IA
short time aud then got mp and went
down stairs and immediately fell in Il tit,
from which he never covered, dying in
less than five minutes. The opinions Of
physicians differ IA to the cause Of his
death, some holding that 1t was sun
stroke, others appopl'Iy.
John May, Tor ten years an employ
Of the leXns express company in this
city, buf now farmer. living seven
miles IN the country, had nj alteration
with a neigh Dor this morning in which
May received cut in the neck, near the
Jugular vein, from II pocket knife in the
hands Of his adversary
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27

town is on quiet but substantial boom
very large business is anticipated here
this tall, and merchants are preparing Tor
the increased trade
Frank Fout> and Noah Holmes, two OF
our leading young men. have returned
from Wit to their swcct-hpHtts.
The laiy that created So much ado In
the mayors court, and tor insulting
whom. two ot our young bl1OdS were
lined, hes gone To- tursicaua TO rusticatr.
large wrll-buring apparatus has been
imported here, and Wll be at once pat to
MuIk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
rELEGNArn TROUBLES.
The American Rapid Resumes Norwich
IONS the Strike The Balti
more K ohio Company,

NoHwIcu, Conn, July % The entire
force Of telegraph operators except the
manager, struck this morning.
NINE o'cLock BULLETIN.
NEW YouK, July u. 'ThSfollowing is
the bullem 1f the Western Union Tel
cgrnph company East every wire is
@. X north O. L., on all routes south
the WAY wires urc all O. n -, aud through
wiryn are all O. h; to all points west
all routes ar q. Il, and business ~
clcnr ON II points this morning, aud to.
ay = business Ia moving in good time.
CmcVgo reports overland wlres q, Il.
aud busiucss about clrnr
luE II. $ q. ANp me STRIKERS.
CmoAao, July Superintendent
ChWIy thi, morning reports all the main
wires In the board OF trade mqnned to
day, also TINT day and night forces in the
main operating room now getting lull.
'lUc rest at the wirp- ON the northwestern
road were cut again last night, but were
speedily repaired The officials of TIE
. Baltimore ~ Otiu company have been
negotiating with the strikers for the past
/ two day. but thr Litter demand the re-
cogniuun ut the brotherhood rs prtlim-
mary to lhc -eulcmcuL No conclusion
has been reached.
JUDGE INNoH Is MISSOURI.
ST. HAUL JuIN 20. a VI les cry special
say party Of masked men piocccte to
the c"u il lui, ov'tpowcrcd ia" 'llor
and -rHod q mnn named RlIucy whom
they took about mite out OF town and
htI a. 1 him tn a riilruud bridge. Riguey
had been Jailed the day b tore tor das-
/ hudly conduct, and bore the reputation OF
/ being hnrd ciiiIcn M bar t. nder IN the
saloon OF TIE toSmopolltan theatre Two
/ hours Afterwards the theatre Du-st Into
/ lltmts ANA "n' completely destroyed
/ with tN other buildings, among which
1 was ~ large drug tore. Loss r5ONWl. 1t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
NUMBER 1870

railroad compauy's Terry boat and the
New York trunsportion company's
steamer. John II. Martin received injuries
causing Insanity He has obtained ver-
diet against both OF the companies Tor
S2opUo
TO PETITION FOR RECEGv FRS.
b sroN. July 2G.-The Transcript says
thu directors Of the Toledo aud st.
Louis ruilroud have determined upon II
petition Tor the appointment OF two re-
colyers for their property.
DEATH or WILLIAM II. cLyMER
RrAmSu, Pa, July 2G.--William II.
Cymcr president n the First National
bank, and exp esidont Of the Temple X
Clymer Iron company, died this morn.
ing, aged ~ ycus.
DECREE al DIVORCE.
NEW YouR, July 2G--A decree annnll-
iug the marriage ~ Mariana Conway
and Jules Levy was entered to-day in
the supreme court, upon an application
mule 10y Mrs. Levy on the ground that
Levy is the husband u another woman.
EsIlWNN LEASED.
roRoNro. 10 trey x Bruce railway
has been leased tos 800 years TO the Onta.
rio a Quebec railroad, subject to the con-
lirmntlOn OF the shareholders,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27

NOWWIIW, COmn- July 2N-Tho emtlfe
force Of telegraph operator, except the
manager, struck this morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
I'sseNI DALLAS.


DALLAS. June 26.-Ihe tax collectors
report shows that he has turned over To
the treasurer the sum OF S6O,315 ~,
leaving balance unco Iectcd Of
252l725, which IL made mp Of crru-
neuus assessments and the insulveut
list.
The contract for building the Mer.
chants Exchange has been awarded and
the work will commence a. once.
A pulling mdch will take place to-
morrow ut the fair grounds Of five
sacks Of salt with n rope for one hun.
bred aud fifty yards,
An unknown man, about 10 years old
was found ON tho streets today IN an
UNCONSCIOUS condition and wHs taken to
the hospital, where he died soon after.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
FROM tOISSsS'ANA.


@NrrIHI ItWgrNm N Inc tNNmm0r-
CUHsICANA. July &C. e. Heron. chiet
engineer ui the Texas water n1d ga sup
ply company has arrived in tine city and
will begin operations ut once to complete
our water works, the company having
bought ont the Kerr water supply COM
ajiuns towards getting the necessary water
to supply the town. and four mile- OF
mains will Immediately ho put down, The
company also purchased two hundred and
fit y acres OF land adjoining the tract which
the old company was working on. and
will erect their works thereon.
Local rains throughout the country
have helped our farmers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27

PmIAulLruIA, Juiy 21,-pauicl Is
rhi,lips. well known Cvang. ii't "h"
has hCen troubled tor sometime WIN MS
head from sun-truke, hanged hlho '|
AToHlY THOUSAND DOLLAR MNn.
New NoHk, July 2d,-ln collision
some years ago between the Fcnu,ylyanal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-27
Death From yellow Fever In Penn.
sylyania Virginia Democracy
Nebraska Negroes Gu
Conventions
prrrNrNrl,L NArr, on rnrNN LINES
runr ,rrNrn r7lAMrry occurs.

down the river and are must certain to
continue down swrtTlug everything hr-
fore hem going i'm lake Michigan. II
this proves true, a large ad IIuuuul num-
Der of logs will be carr ed out al Grand
Haven ma wrll ns fine distinction Of ali
brid,rs thrrr h,inp e,rtuin Thr ulti.
r,a,e Inaa i, IL frn.,l viii r,r,l, NAM,
hnndrnd rhnusn,,I InlInrs ma cnInn,.
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To uuN the interest whrrrupnp thpy
were rrpgruted tu fine drf,uluut4 who
uIgn r.f,4,i tn ruy
.......'........ ...
"''' I"t \" "N'''
NV york, July 70 The l"ui Wcru
tive committees ui the trunk lines to-day
awarded dillcrcutlul fares ON frat class
passenger business over the new l}ulil
more and ONO VIA the New York Cen.
trail or Erie and Graui Trunk Lluc
connecting at niagara. The rate VIVA
fixed at SlN5O. DIilcrcntWls were also
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Y tn 3au i'm ann ber
unterhabt,

btm burd Gin leibenbss nnb (tareienbes
Sinh mebrere Nadts ner SAlai seraubt
wurse unb rsr 81 Ter utssr,eusuns AZ
lanste. pab Wrs. Wtnslows Scctbina
Syrup eerabe bsr Mrti!sl lsi, beiIcn or fur
bas ainb bsnStbiets, fauits sinen 8urratt
tappn. Nls er mad 5aule tam uao Ietner
8rau oapOn MittbeilunS mahte, reieerte
fe fA, Dem Rinpe ben nem @efauiten ,u
perabreidsn, Ia ae zine anbdnaerin ber
5pmSppatbie yar. Die nahls Nadt
!pnrbs piseer idlo 1ss psrbsehs. ais ner
Batter an ndhfsn Gage mad 6auie fam,
fano er tas Rinp idlsdtsr oils II, uno ba
sr abermals cine idlaFols Nad,t tsfirt.
tftc, oerabrei6te er matrsnb Ter Ntws|,n.
belt feiasr Grau rem Stnie cine yortion
hes Ssrup unb iaste niats bapon. Die
Nadt rarauf idlief a(lss mobl une ber
tleine SArsier erwahte am MCresn nit
beiterm Ws1ht. Die Nuttsr var erfreut
iiber bsn plSblihsn tpunbsrbaren We6ld
uno pbwotl ie Rh guerra tslfibigt fabltt,
als lis Nuftiarune eraiel!, lests Ge cen.
nod ben Gebra6 oes SYrups fort.
Sdrsienbe Rinoer uno lhlaaofe Ndhte
lnb ibr isBt unbstannt. Cine ein,sIne
Drobs nit bem Sprup bat nod nas Gel.
ben isbss Ginpes unb bas 0orurtbe.l Der
Mntier 6eiisst. Sa alen Npptteten ~
babsn; 25 Gents bic 8!aihs.
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witri0en ieinsr &sbe, brad ct plSelia at
unb sins. Sn ocr Ibur fanb CT nod
einmal itill unb sriff in bic Taide gd,
rief ct, baB bitte id fat perseHen! Sa,
nit benz Nlltdsliden, pas id nun einise
piersi8 Sabre treble, ba fann id mid inl-
mer nod auf mid, perlalien, aber nenn
etmas grtracrbinareS fpnlmt, nlnn nil
Der alec &cpf nidt mebr NIT. Da BAT
bcr gcte, ber bic 5adeu bertrug, fir ben
iunscn Serrn ein Yadden mitsebra9t BON
ber Yrit. Bir fdiden ionit nur smei=
NAL bic Wrde bon friber. .-@r leste bas
Pdddsn auf ben Gid, min idte cine se-
rublame CUTE Nadt unb sing.
SfeinDclb 9riIi mad, benz fleinen Yatete
unb ber Nore1s baneben. gBie bon elmer
Sinoesbanb mar fs seid,rieben. Gr lote
fdneu bic Sdnur uno rib baS Yapier auf.
Da lagen bier @r!bitiids, pielfa9 einsez
pidelt, uno babel Elm 3ettel nit benz
Wrrten:
rNm @clbe binst,
9fad) @olbe ordnSt
Dod N(les. 9td, mir 9lrmen!
SinlaSe I'M 3immer 5uriidse!ulien.
Der Wirtb mubte bic IoreiIe. Der @ins
ldlaS 1T ais Gnbenfen 5uriid6eba,ten.
ST mar aus einem sroben !Sau8,
DaS fonnt' man ibm an Der Gtirne
lelen.
War' AUDI icnit nidt 70 fed seueien." !"
(3crtietuns fOipi.j
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~ Azrez4}AE
inc beriiIntte Jram pbne SiteI!
(aas bem Hgofton GI0be.@

(9us benz H9piton GIobe.")
0trren Rebaeienrel
Gas Dbi0e lit Elm eutes Bib pom Stau apbia G.
pinfbam aus Gym, @afi., Die n, 1r ais iraenS cine
anSere 5rau in Dabrbeit ben gamen Der vSraueu>
frennein" ben pieIe ibrcr Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
10 gerne beiIegen, perbient sic ,piSmet fb init
benz sr5bten eier ibrcr arbeit, ipeIde Iettere bas
RefuItat sines IebensIdnsIi9en stubiums 1T, unb
IT 9e;pungen feds affifentinnen ii5 gu baIten
Die ibr bclisn bic aussebreitete gorrefponbeu,,
ioeI4e pom allen Ssiten ibr ;ufIiebt unS pom benen
cine ieglibe ibre fpe,ieue 2eibensIaft ober ibre
5reuSe SepOn befreit su fem, ilnbsiebt sa beant.
portsn. Sbre gFansen qrdparatiom lit Elm 9eiIs
niittsl Jug cute anb niat fir b5ie 8mede. SD babe
perjonlit bes du5gefunben unb bin uon bel 9gobrs
belt befien mas i'd jaee. aberseust.
Besen biejerwohl ohl6ewieisnen @igenfdaften tpirb
iie pom ben beiten 4er;ten bes 2aiiSss empfpblen
mns psri?siebsn;-e einer pom bisisn fast: s0ie
syStrtung 1T tpureerbar unb erfpart peles 2eiben.
sic turrt pcudnbis bic Id bIimmite Mrt Ntuttereibs
Mblalen, 2eaeorree, nnrege geImdeiee unb f9mers<
itfe monatli9e Heinisung, iebe 9trt eamensaranfs
0IutabFnb, iebe art 8erietaiig un6 bic barauf foIs
genSen yt1denmartbe i9werSen, unb ift beionbers
anipenbbar sar 8eit bes 2ebenswedieIs.H
% nns SsSfaa Sa neSss Mss ssssn sss snSss s ss
4raft ein. S6wdbe, Sldbindt, Drama mad Met,s
tttsln nnb Iagent9Iodde iuirb ieberaeit babur6
dpgeppi1en. Ste petit tpeHnnger, 4opfbmers
aen, neruoie Seiben, aHgemeine 35rperidipdde,
S1lapofgfett, Mbmdttung nno 1lnperoaulidfeit
Senes Uefibl -gdn3Iidber Grid5pfung, weid5es
S4mersen nnb RadenIeiSen ;ur soIae bat, ift ftets
politaneig poriber mad gebrau6 6iefes sDeiIn,its
tells. Seber;eit unb inter allen ilmitdnben TT bic
sBirtung in poaitdnbigem bereinfotnteu nit BEN,
tenn peibliden abrperfpitem unterlieaenben geies.
9eryreisiit nur 81. % 5lai9e, S.. fir 6 SIaideti,
uno pir6 pom alien Apotbefern pertauft. SraenS
peiber Natb fur fpe;ieue 5dle, nnb bic Namen pon
Bielen bic bur9 anwenbuns ber Hftan3en Riidbuna
ipieoer politdnbg bergetet porSen, tann man BON
MrS. g in ibrer gripaf saSreHe, 2pnr, Raf., erbaIs
ten. Rdn fige 9oftmarte snr 8eanftuortuna bel
@egen Nieren 8ei6werben BET betben gefdled-
tern TT bieie Nif4ung unlbertreifbar pie sabl<
rei6e 8eusniTe beipeiien.
pWrs. 9infbani,s 2eber Yinen,S iaat elm gorres
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Aorrespnudens. Guadalupe Gounz


tp, l. SUM-. IS i6eint, nun tpirfli6,
baB es mar iperoen fol-, baB mir in u11z
ierm @pulttD ausgeb0rrt tperoen, benn
lpobl fein Sobr felt 81, iit an 9iirre
oem gegenudrtigen Sabr 5l berglei6en,
bod baben bic Neipobner tuei1li1 BON
Der @uabaloupe li6 niht 10 bart su Be-
flagen, pie bie, lpel1e oltli6 ppn berz
ielben tppbncn, 10 tpeit unier @ountD
rei6t. 9Bir baben bier leit Nusgangs
O}dr5 feinen Iegen nebr gebabt unb 1T
gaunlpolle, ipel6e etpas ipdt gepflan5t
tpurbe, ni6t aufgegangen. @unberbor
1T es, tpie Der Mais bis iebt li6 10 fril6
gebolten, ba es bp9 i6pn felt LANCER
3eit ni6t mebr getbauet bat. Cine er=
giebige Naisernte mdre sema6t lpor=
ben, bdtte es lebte ober aud biele Wo6e
mod seregnet. Ser &egenmangel tpirft
iebr na6tbeilig auf Staot unb 2anb;
oenn Der groBe 8orratb an Gorn, mel
der nod borbanben lit, muB jebt suriid
gebalten nerben, unb bas pirb bic
preiie iteigern, pabrenb anoernfalls
Die preiie iebr beruntergegangen iein
tpiirben. Sie Salmfrii6te fper6en iebt
genldpet, bic 0iirre bat iie i6neu reif
gema6t 9afer 1T tbeilweiie 10 furs, oab
ct tliGt gemdbt tperben fann, bom Mei=
sen 1T elm GROCER She'll ungepfliigt tpor=
Den unb iino menige Gelber, ipo nod
ein gutter Stanb borbanoen 1T.
Sie Soffnung 1T inbeB nibt gaus
aufgegeben uno mag es wobl in Der
elften Stunoe mod regner, unb cas-
ipiirbe auf Meniden Gno 8ieb tpnbl=
tbuenb tpirfen.
9lusgaben BON Guadalupe County,
bonn l. Sanllar 1882 Bis 81. Se=
celnber 1882.