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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-14
NEW YoRKi,s;
NATIONAL PoL1cE GAZETTE

Of New York, which are realistic and
faithful portfaitures' from real life
The illustrations sre, by the best artist
ic talent sttainahle, and the descrip-
tions are from the pen Of the most
gifsed journalist and brilliant writer in
America, who, it issonceded, has rival.
led that master hand at word painting
Charles Dickens. Tits sufficient to say
that "New York's Gaslit Life will
present the most striking, vivid and
truthful pictures Of the under current
Of life in New York City that have
ever been presented to the spublic,-r,
The National Police Gazette Of New
York, is for sal by all ne2sdealsrs,
price 10 cents per eopy,sor it canbs ot
dered direct frolAi the publisher n h.
a Subscription pllce, S4.00 per year.
The National z Fo6ce Gazette, OF New
York, hasn no cchaGCtion With any 9th
er publication Of its class, who for
gain, as for as possible copy its title
and appearance
CAUTION.--The public are eau
toned against buying weak mutations
Of the National Police Gazette. La ALI
cases sea that the paper is dated from
New York and has the publishers
name printed on each copy.
Renlittances should sbelaaae llyp0stl
office order, draft ON New York, ii by
registered latter, to
RICHARD A. FOX, Publishes
Iol. Si,rtlce aud Miiliain Sis
New York City
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-14


drsd miles with the Indian Terrific
~ which Will soon be opened up by
railways crossing and recrOssing a
this renowned old Fort.
Should Colonel BoudiuOt, the
greatest Of Indian eloquence and
intellect, succeed in convincing
the different tribes of this great
territory that it would be- better for
them to become sectlonized and
upon fair and equitable basis be-
come admitted in tho union as
States, thea several states could be
received and added to the union Of
far more value in productive power
than all the remaining public do
main.
In connection With this Indian
character we are reminded Of an
occurrence that took Ito place with
Us and in our mind when oar triead
Maj. e. M Bostwick was On "a visit
to see as.
We travelled together South
aer0Ss the Arkansas river around
the base Of short mountain and en-
tered the Ola Military road leading
from Little Rock to For! Smith.
In the valley beyond tais mountain
the route is !qyel AVID, almnst az
straight as a railway track, having
been laid off and cut out by the
chief engineer, of GeMoral Andrew
Jackson.
! When We entered upon this line
of travel, remarked this is the Old
Military Road that General Jack.
son travelled with the Indians in
charge on their way to thsir prom
ised land. A particular spot We
passed called to aiAd that General
Jackson had c&mped there for the
night, With that great ehisf Of the
Greeks, Weath1rtord, in charge,
with whom no had encountered
the heaviest conflict il battle upon
the banks Of the Qpuaa; we specu.
lated upon the condition of the
country then compared with it
now, but soon ceased these rehss-
tiORs not expecting to be reminded
of them again soon and made eur
days travel through to Altus late at
night, weariel with the days
travel We aeon retired, but by
the time the night watch came
upon us, we were awakened by
the sweet sou2d of music,
which was y complimentary sore.
nada to tho yiaitor from Miasissip-
pi. Who becoming aroused vt this
sudden and agreeable entertain
nlent with his whole nature full of
new scenery, his eloquent feelings
must find utteraMce. lie began, I'M J
musical friends, | greet you with
the siacera thanks of Miss issippi
an visiting your State.
| Il has been said by that creates
intellect that ever penped q line
that 'masic hath cha Is to soOth'
the savage breast" am satisfied
my frieRds, THIS is CORRECT, fo
many years ago, when Arkansas
was but wilderness, and the say
age trail was but the travelling
passway across her mountain
heights and valley plains jus
across the river beyond shor
mountain was shcanped Genera
Andrew jackson surrounded by
the great chlats Of the different
tribes Of the red man then passing
on 70 their promised land. The
solemn gloom Of darkness haC
| spread her wings oyer this host o
savage flesh.
In the midst OF this scene sat il
silent sadnssslhe great warrior ant
chief Of the Creeks, Weathorferd
who in rnemorg's revere was con
stantly carried back to the home
Of his 70 nth, the fair and beautiful
hunting ground upon the Ooosa AMI
Talapoosa. When the shrill martia
music Of Gen. Jasksoh's army band
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-14

Three hundred head OF cattle was
ately shipped from LOe county to
rexss.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-14

OapN. Emet L. Ross is cores
londent and travelling agent for
he Times. Democrat.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-14

"a communication from Capt.
y. W. Bailey will be found in this
Ieek'a "Advertiser." Read it.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-14

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS;
me copy one year, e1.50
ne copy six months, IS
ne copy three months, 40
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
1 ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted at one dollar per square (one
CHI for the first insertion and nifty conts
n each subsequent insertion, e
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
ked by law.
Announcing candidates for beat or city
hces, two dollars and d half; County, FIVE
pillars; District and State, ten dollars; in
Rriably in advance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-07

This story has alrdady been told, but
the boys on the G., St. 1. and N. 0. stand
ready, either collectively or severally, to
take their solemn oaths that conduct #
Robert Fuqua Of the road named. Is the
original hero
"Spme years since brother Fuqua, was
running express out Of New Orleans, 1t
was "A dark night night during one of
those gloomy periods when the yellow
fever was prevailing in the Crescent City.
that Mr.. Fuoua found himself, a corpse
and a parrot the OILY occupants OF the
express car, Rather depressing company
that, for ride through the gloomy cys
prus swamps that divide Lake Ponchar>
train from the Mississippi. MIR. Fuqua,
had entirely overlooked the parrot, and
the corpse was very quiet. ~ NIL orderly
corpses are supposed to be. To make the
best Of his unsocial surroundings the ex.
press agent disposed himself for com-
Portable sleep, though he afterwards I'd.
lnitted that his dreams were disturbed
by the undue familiarity Of hrs cold
stark neighbor, Late ut night he awoke.
The lanrs were extineuished. Outside
1i3r Lnn., "a rrsp md I've u "r'
~ tht .n, tn'rt,h mere w'S
y" N = -r,w qu--.l ob u, '.,c >wAnlps
g'oo Il, The car, el,"'n, up ~ ii cold.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-07
GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, JULY I, 1888.
rigid.neighbor, and a heavy gloom upon

rigid.neighbor, and a heavy gloom upon
the senses Of the expressagent, The ins
tangible ftrms Of another world seemed
to hover IL the air and to float above the
daik cypress swamp, while from amid the
shrieks and the din Of the locomotive,
conld be heard the walls of the spirits
released from the confines of the damn
ed Bro'her Fuqua rubbed his eyes
and tiled to gather his scattered senses.
Just then from The corner of the car,
right from tl.e coffin of his neighbor,
there clme voice, pain and distinct,
and yet Unlike auy human voice he
ever heard, aud the words were
awful in their rgnay and solemnity.
F"Oh, Larlyi" the voice moaned. The
express agent sry.ng t, his feet. Each
hair Of his head stood on end. Horror
was III his eye A gain the voice repeat
ed those dreadful words, ooh, Lordy!
The express agent jumped from the cal
door into the yielding clay ofthe swamp
and the train thundered on to its destina-
ton with the corps and the wierd voice
still repeating the solemn words, ooh
Lordyw Iii needless to explain the
voice was from the parrot in its cage
sitting on the coffin, which Mr.. Fuqua
had overlooked; the bird ha ing learned
the words ooh, Lordyp from the rela'
tives of the deceased, duriug his illne
and after his dea h. Railroad.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-07

l hereby give notice to all applicants
for scholarship in the A. & M. College
that will meet them at the court house,
in Grenada county, Miss, on the first
Saturday in August next, the same be-
ing the 5th., day OF said month, and in
connection with the Chancery Clerk,
award scholarship, to those who may
come up to the requirements OF the law.
Grenada county is entitled to one.
JOHN j. GAGE.
Supt., OF Education for Grenada, Co.
June %, 1883. [3t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-07

Patert medicines of all kinds to be
lad u. Hughes drug store.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
Serpaensen BET troacncun @etter.

Sci le6r troGener Witteruu9 lit DaS Ser
ieben DIN @~en1iilepflanSelt &c. NIT belonz
Derer Shtpiert9feit pertniiptt uno miro 0aS
9lnDa6ien oerielben oft i'll Tra9e 9eitellt.
Sn beidgtem Sale c1tpfieblt eS ii6, Die gez
modten Yflon3lD0er nou Naller 81 9ieBe1t
Dann nit trOde1ler @roe an3ufiIIen, in
Delde Die 4flan5en eiugeiebt werben ;
Oarauf lit bte Oberfldde bc8 Boben5 ebenz
fau8 nit trodener @rbe su beDefen. 0ieler
trodene 8ooen steDt aus Der l1nlgebrng
geniigenoe Teu6tigfett Gin, un lte oelt
Wur3eln mit5utheiletL 1n0 Die GflanSell
balten meDtere Woden 9ut aus, obne be-
gotten Su perben. Die bur6 oaS Nrgiebelt
Der 8flan5en BET tr0fener Bitterun9, ma
nlentlid in biin6igem 8oben, it6 germ einz
iteQenbe i6Goli6e SruitenbiIoung lpiro ba1
bur6 D%erbiuoert. t0Glt man troBbem ba5
Q(nqieBen Der Bflar5en fir n0tbig, 10 oarf
man ni6t ~Deriaunlen, Die Gegoilenen Steuen
nad6er nit tro6ener @rbe 5u bcbeden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
2tnbinaeta ser ebnb6me.

Beim Qtnpflan5en ber Sbitbdume iperben
DGuftg 5tuet 6eDler %begatgen, gegel1 tpelde
ntdt ge1ug geiparnt iper0en fam, Da bur6
oieielben MIR 81 oft Ser 0runo 5unt Ste6>
tDul1 ooer fritDen Qbiterben Der 8dume ge>
legt miro. SIS it1o oieS bus 3utiefpflan7
selt Der SbitbGl1n1e 1tno Da5 n1angel9afte
Nn6inbet oerieIben.
Genoen mir uns. Su1tG6it 6ent lebteren
@e9erltar1oe 81, 10 bege9nen mir bdlttg Dent
llntitaltoe, Dap 4fGble 5lnt g(nDirOen Der
SGun1e DeriDcnoet iDurDen, ipe!d)e nt0t Die
llotbpenoige StGrfe beitbel1, r1lt oem8ounte
beinn Tortipadleu cine genilgenbe Stiibe
bieten 5u f6nnen; alloerenfaQS iperbert,
ipen1 AUDI binrei6e1tb itarfe, bod oerart
frlln11ne YfG6le D%erlpenbet, DaB bur6 Dte>
ieIben unbebingt Ser ienfredte QSuGS Des
8aunleS auf'5 i0tper1te beetntrG0tigt tper>
ben muB. 9tidt ieltet filtbet man aber
audi G%aurnpfGDle beriDenbet, iDclGe nit ben
oil tDnen befefttgten SGunen IN Der 8pger1
biloung iDettetferlt, 3. +. balb 0t6t aletlt>
amber, balO Wett auSeinaOer getriimmt
1tno.
Ser 9fabl, pelGer gum G6ube un6
Salt zines SbitbauineS bieuen ioll, n1uB
n%ptbipenOig idon Dpr Dem gflonSert pes
lebtercn III bic SoDle Der au5geipDrfenen
9ltanSgrube %eingei6lagelt Derben uno BON
lol6er 8eldaffe1Dett letlt, bdb CT iiderlt6
10 LANCE DDrbQlt, bis Der 8dum einerStiibe
lttdt meDr bcoarf. 81 bieiein a3ne6e Mill
ien Die 8anmpfGble itet9 aus m0glibit tpiz
observation-disclosures un0 %geilnpem 6ol5e Qez
arbettet lrlo oltBerbem NOD ourG 0lnfobLen
uno 8eitret6en OeS "ltltterelt Gbeile5 NIT
SteinfoblentDeer bis 6 3oQ iiber Die@ro=
oberfld0e gegen bie5eriebenDen @infliiiie
Der Wttterln9 n0d WtDgli6feit geidiibt
merben. Sic miliien ferner 10 fart let1,
DAP 1ie bent gepflan5ten 80l1me le[bit at
Dem iptnotglten Stan0Drte einen fcitelt Salt
gelpa6ren, uno UNI benz 9lnDrd10e ber
Stitrlne ben grDBtn1Dgli6iten gSioer1taro
leiiten 5u tDn1er, bis unmittelbar lnter Bic
Saun1frDne retden, noleIbft ber8aum nod
mails 0urd eth oauer6afteS 8ano b~efeIttqt
peroen mtB.
Stag eS al6 @ttpoS fir ii6 6aben, SEN
Gfa6l itber Die 8aumtrone Dil1ouSragen al
lai1elt, Tim Da5 9lbbre6en Bet nod tltnoen
unD i6Da6en d3tpet9e bur6 auflibel1oe
80gel &C. SIT Der6ilteu, 10 bat btele 8orii0tss
maBregel bod etr1 tpcit gr0BereS u1o altf
feline gSetle 5u Dermeibetoes l1ebcl i'm Sc
fOI9e, nGlnlid baB ni6t MIR Die a~lleitto
gletdnQBtge NusbtlOung Der 8aumfrone
uno banttt Die Sd1nbeit beS gartsen
Saln1eS %Derdnltoltet miro, in6em bort, fpo
Der YfabI ait ben Baum anltegt, bic .3tpeioe
l6on DDn ibrem NuS%gang5punfte all nacb
redtS nOer limits bon benz Pfa6le gertdtet
iDerDet 1no 10 etnen tpeiten gSinfel ofien
l%aiien,- lonbern audi, DAB Die 3unG61t itez
Denosn lelIe uno .3petge. itb b~eltanoi9 an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
gsosa fr~anftaftem gsmGmn8em o1trdD=
Siftcrt.

6ann pom Steber onSgeb6rrt, bonn noDe;u ~aufeel6it in
Sdben S6weiB. SIT nidt bic 28teoerbolung elmer Io(6et
0eibenfOlge pom Qltalen ane poar Gage 9~eriiaenO,
aud Die ltdrtite Contribution SIT Gruit6e Su rt6ten d?
Metieliieber yeiOenbcn bteie &rantbeiteu itberiteDet,
bolert es lon9e, bis Die onr6 %bteielbet angeri6tete Sea-
piitun9 i'm &0rper erIett lit. Da9 p~,puLdre unb ptrfs
Jane Setlmtttel ge9eu bic md[artide @ranfbett uno DnS
nluiterbafte &er3iitungSmtttel ~bericben' $soitetter'S
Wtagcabttters, nerSt ite ni9t ttur nus, i%onbern
baltt etnen orrd TIRE pertooti6et Nnfaue ab9eniBten
uub enttrGftelen Sr9antSnuS mieber nelt uuf. 4ud
9tebt es fetne it6ercre Sduswebr 9eset mto5matiite
&rahfGeitet, uS Oieie5 Sutrd9Iide 0ie9ulilun9sz unb
Stdrtuugsmittet. ge9en St6run9en pes Ntagens, Der
unreines 98ofler nnb ln9ep0bnte So1t n~oGtbeiGig onz
~9e9riiien werbet, sewdGrt es idleunige mn 9rrnOti9e
AbDilfe. Sir Qattenten, bic eS icuner trGfttgenbett
rbetmottiber urb G~teret>S t6rln9et 9e6rarden, lit eS
ebenlo SuperlGiiig. IS %perbeliert ben Mppetit, ionic
audi Die 6Gbtgtett, i'm obne tadfol9enocS l~lubtba9et
SUI beirteOtger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
neutrality-suspicious.
@ooc1 1tnS samo&pirtbSAaft.

&ein Sbier lit fir Die 0anomirtbi6aft
6ur3auS niiyli9 poer l6doli6, ielbit unz
lere iogenarnten bur0 bieGeiebe 9el6itbtet
SingOogel, pelde mir ais unierc Sreunoe
bctm Sample ge9elt Die inns i6dOli0et SUI
lettel gu betra6ten ale 8era1lailun9 ba7
ben, f0nnen feincn Qnipru1 barauf erbee
ben, ais burdaus niiblt6 ST. 9elten, Oenn
Gu6 lte f0nnen ms be6eutenoe 9ta6tDeile
6~ufl9el, unD 3tpar cineStDeilS baourd, DAB
ie bel iibermdBiger 8ermebrung unb men1
Die Oorbanoenen Snieften SIT ibrer Douitdn7
ot9en @rndbrurg ntbt ausrei6ert, ben ane
9ebauten Sril6ten 9roBen Sdaoen tbun,-
odnn aber aub oabur6, baB fte in ibrcr
8e9ierOe, ale ibnen portommenoen Snlef1
ten gu frellen, audi bieie1igen berleiben
oerttl8en, tpel6e mir ais uniere Treunoe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

9aS OOr5eitige Nlfiprirgen mander
Srii0te, namentli0 bon 8flaunen, Qlpri>
foiei1 &C., rii6rt bon elmer Saftiiberfiile
Der mo meiltenS AUDI bon etnem Stanbz
prte, ipo Die Some ben Stdmm ulD Die
Sld0e, inter ipelder it0 Die g8ur5eln aus
brettelt, nt6t bel6einen fam. Benn MAJ
ctnen She'll Der mittelitarten Nur3elu
0ur6baltt, Die S6atten gebenoen @e9enz
itdnOe entfernt un0 ntdt mebr 10 fart 3uz
riifi6neibet, 10 miro in Der Jte8eG 6ies
llebel 9ebDben iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

bent 9fa6le reiben, bterbur6 gefGbrIide
QSurbe1t er0alten un0 iiber fur5 DOer lang
abiterber1, tDoDur6 DGufig Der gauge Baum
unbrau6bdr miro. 9e5bnlb iollte man
idon ben 80geln bn5 9lufliBen ultf eillen
nod lnbeDeutenDcn 3metg, ipeltu bie5 llidt
d10crs berbilloert tperDcn fam, geftQtten,
in Ser llebcrSeu9ung, baB bier0ur0 nrr
e,-Dur0 etnen 5u D0Del 8fa9l
dber auf ale Sale ber Baum beibGoi9t
miro.
9(noereriettS bari aber Elm Gdlmpfabl
altd) eDe1lo ipentg SI fllr5 ietlt, bent ipenn
CT Die 0DDe Der Srorle lltdt erret6t 00cr
gar-pIe mntt Dies DGuftg fteDt-btS falrn
ilber Die babe 9DDe oeS Sto1llnneS binallS1
geDt, 10 fam Ell ltnmDgli6 Die 8etDe9ln9en
De5 Dbcren SDelles belllrlel1, DtellleDr miro
Die SauntrDne, bel0noer5 iDerl1 he 1tarf
per5tpeigt unb belaubt lit, ourd ieoe gez
ringe Minoltr0nllnN ldOn III 8eiDegul1g
gebrudt 1l10 DOnt Stllrlllc r1ad) allen Jttd)7
tuugeu 10 LANCE bi11 un0 bergetrie6en lDerz
ben, bis lie oberDalb De5 SnnocS, burd
ipeldeS ite an Den RtaDl bcfe1tlgt 1T, abb
bri0t.
Sel6itreocn6 miiIien 6te 8dl1mpfG6le
glatt ltllb gerooe, frei bon ieoem Nlitulnpfe,
bur0 iDel0e Dem Baume redlt cltpftltDlidc
Bulloen beigebra0t iperOen t0n1er, rullo
ullten ut0 D0ell III Der StGrfe MT tpeltig
Deri0ieDen lei1. 9eS0leid)en miIiien alt6
Die 0dltber auS einem StDffe Dcrgeitellt lei1,
ipclder DaS feite Nlbinoen beS 8aurrcS an
ben Yfd6l o6ne Gtni6netDen DOer Geibuna
SIT Derurla6en, g%eftattet. 2tlS lDlde Stoffe
%Diirften GeOerz u1O Stl5itreifen, SofoSfalerz
itrife D0cr aud gSetOcn, tpelde III StroD
eingelegt merbelt, beionDerS SIT empfeDlen
ieilt. Sober Baum mub DenigitenS Oreifa6
lutb stpar / SUB iiber Der Groe, in Der Otitte
urlD bidt inter Der &rpne, mo Der 9fabl 81
@noe gebt, Our6 8dnDer, .Delfe in Sorrn
elmer ltegenben 60 I'M 45faDl unb Saltnt ge7
idlungen nerDen, befeitigt, Die <oten Der
8G1oer aDer ftetS an Stable lnD niemalS
am 8aunle lelblt gel0itr5t iDerOelt.
S6lteBlt0 lei nod bemerft, DAB man BEN
8aum AM 8eiten all Die 9forDiette oe5 DDr>
Der eingeramlnteu STABLES pflan5t, ban1tt
ct burd bieien int 5"eiti9en 8riibiaDre ei11ige
0edlng bor ben itarf iDGrn1etoen Strablen
Der Silolonne fin0et, lpelde ~tnlpferl1 nd6z
tbctltg tptrfelt, ais burd) Die un5eitige Drt1
ltde G%rfDdrmllng Der Safttrteb uugIetdz
nldBig erre9t unO OaourD DaS 3erretBen Der
d3elen ltn0 @efGBe belpirft Diro; = ferrer
dltdb aus Dent @ru10e, neil BON 9foroen Die
1%tdrflten StiIrnte SIT getDdrtigen iinO, uno
Der Yfa5l III 0te)er Stellu1q sum 8aurle
leBteren nr1 beften 3u Daltelt DCrr1ag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
GtaBIfrt felt 1851.
Henry SchoeIIkopf,

9p. S32-234 St &aioOIpbsStr TRACE
Spil6en 6%rantliu un0 @tartet> StraBe,
e~npiieblt Ietn Eager uon:
Wcten 1SS3cr Dpl1mS. G6tim9cn,
lrtIdlem G0IASarOcIlctt,
N2artittttCrt 9tdIeu tttG0 Yfetn0ttgcit,
&uiNiGDcrn ~SSaUinr,
Soften ttorip c9iS d)e1t 2ltG n6icS,
Gtetet GprOtte1t, frntts mt dDctt Sntot,teS,
gsari,tirtem Tuteueu,
Scltf=Sdt0tItelt unto Setf=WS0fteIe1I
&re5icn uto &ads it &aitme.t,
Gd)tc1t Mpffas ltmO SaU6=STafTcc,
NctWitctt gtiittet mtto id)tpar5cn 5Dee,
Jrats 0fiI dDer Waniue=GbocoIaoe INTO Safao,
GdmciSer &t,to c%rttcEI,
GpnocnItrtcr WetId),
ScutfdJem GidJct= mtto Nctgen=&nffeeI
gictSitcbt tilO NartuMelrteDL,
Gdltctt SSintOecrlaft,
3cineut Stettenbomig,
0erHitG) ertett ga DIS tno StDt,
&raicrDirtcu SsSnt9ct 1iito Hi1to Heidi
Srit eIu ttIO 0GmSicb er NSAitcteit,
Soften WeohIt0L nth ELinet0L,
GGJtent @eineiI9,
yrtS d. cnt Nnbntf1Ic,
GdDfctt S6tOciicr Sale,
Yatnte(d t= tnO NoqMefort=SSaie,
@riinem SSr1uterf1ie,
Soften Barrier GdDntpftabAf,
ScMtl dDcn GYttnr0Ocrn ttto WouftnBerlt,
SpliINnbeit MtS @OISsYattOfeI
sn ben ~btai9iten Yreiien.
Henry SchOellkOPf,
bin, flttup Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

-@iner neuerI6ienenen g eI6fmorbz
itatiittf 3ufolge 6erri6t ultter Der Be-
p0tferung Der groBen StdOte Die Selbitz
mOr6iu6t AM ~geringiten inn berrli6en
gfeupeI, uno betrGgt bort iGDrlid nur "a
uuter etner MtiQipn @inipo6ner, Damn folgt
Som nit "a, &onoon nit 81, mas Der
%au9eneinen Qnli6t BON Der gtetgutg Der
@%n9lGnOer, it6 oa8 2ebell 81 i1eDnten, fart
lDiOeripridt, 135, 8erltn no,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-07
Hileman Ridge Items.

Messrs. Alfred and William Strawn
and James Leeper have left for the
West.
Mr.. Jacob Boyer is visiting friends
and relatives in Meyersdale, Pa.
Mr.. William Hochmar will be
ready to set his lime kiln on fire as
soon as the sun shines hot enough to
dry the kindling wood in the middle
of the kiln.
Mr.. Andrew Kalbheish is prepar-
ing for the erection of a dwelling
house.
Mr.. Ami Boyer is about ready to
put up his new frame barn.
Mr.. Joseph Turney had an acct
dent some time ago at the Bear Creek
lime quarry. where, in backing his
team in order to turn, his sled went
over hight bank, pulling the horses
after it and throwing them. The
team was gotten back upon the road
without being damaged materially
Mr.. Joseph Daniels is erecting a
spring house" for Mr.. Ed. Margroff.
II, G.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-04-07
KitZmillerSviIIe Notes.

In looking over The REPUBLICAN
l find most of the villages in the coun-
ty represented by correspondents. l
therefore take the liberty to try to
give you a few items from this place.
Business is beginning to look up in
this section. The Pittsburgh & w.
Va. R. r. Co. has opened up their
works again, with headquarters at
this place for the present. About one
hundred and fifty men are now en-
ployed cleaning off the slips, and
track laying has been commenced.
The track is now laid short distance
above Abrams Creek, point about
two miles above this place.
Work at the Elk Garden coal mines
has been very dull during the win
ter, bnt,report says work will be good
soon.
There has been a great deal of sick
ness in this neighborhood during the
winter. Diphtheria, measles and
mumps have visited almost all the
families in the neighhorhood.
]. III. Rafter & Co. are doing good
business in the mercantile line. They
are furnishing most of the employees
on the new road.
MIR, VIM. II. Pool is fitting up his