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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
The Fairs.

Since cur suggestions last week 10
regard to building up the trade OF Ia
eicb. ", notice with pleasure shat a
number of our business men Will offer a
serie, of Raleigh Premiums. IN cash.
20 be given 20 ~raisers of tine cotton, IN
the counties adjacent to the city the
cotton to be exhibited at the State Far.
About $500 have been subscribed.
Our thanks 10 President Il. Z. Pad
Olson. of the State Fruit Fair, for a cor
dial call TO come down and see the tine
fruit, and eat the fine fish which will be
in circulation on the occasion. We
should greatly enjoy doing so. By CON-
mon report there will be a large attend
ance of fruit growers, particularly the
mountain men. who will find the exeur-
sion to the sea coast an enjoyable one.
Charlotte Obserrer reports the Poplar
Tent Fair a big success, , 800 people
present. The Governor, Maj. w. A.
Graham, and others made speecl es.
Tie exhibition of stock excels any
heretofore made, and is not only cle III
able 10 Cabarrus county, but to the
State in general. The stalls tor the ex-
hibition Of blooded stock are ranged
along the entire east side of The enclo-
sure, nearly a mile in length, aud each
stall was filled. SPECIAL quarters were
arranged for the tremendous bull of Mr.
Lee S. Martin The animal is a cross
Brahmin and Durham and weighed on
The day of exhibition 3,292 pounds. 1t
is a mammoth specimen, and with his
brass knobbed horns, made a spectacle
that kept the crowd standing back.
The most interesting feature of the
whole fair was tbe grand parade OF stock
IN the afternoon. Ia the parade was III
Guided one hundred and fifty horses aud
colts, thirty five or forty bulls and a long
line of fine bloodcd COWS and heiters. A
pair OF match horses, exhibited by MIR
q. Nj. MUIR, were beautiful animals. A.
d. M~isenhelmer, VI. +. reeter. and v
q. Barringer exhibited several fine stall
lions. There were niue entries of brood
mares and colts, two 5luoded horses ana
colts, seven three-year old colts five two
year old colts, ana four one-year old
colts. Me>srs &. j. Harris, j. ID
Flynn, ". b Caldwell and p. Is Feizer
exhibited thoroughbred bulls. The dis
play OF graded cows and calves by G. }
Harris. Jacob Stiewalt, Caleb Pitt, w
W. Robinson, +. II. Johnston, p NJ
Fagyart, Chas. Moss and T.. w Ho e.
brooks, was very fue. There were Sc {,
raj pens Of fine hogs. Mr. w. w. Rob
in>on exhibited three Melino sheep
from which 39f pounds OF wool wcle
gait cred at one clipping. Mr.. j. ;
Myers, Of Mecklcnburg, made an exhi
bitlon of fine Merinos.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
Advertising Cheats ~!

IL has become 50 common to write the
beriuniug of an article IN an elegant, IN
tere,ting manner,
Then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all sucn,
And simply call attentlon TO the
merits Of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest
terms a possible,
"1o induce people
10 give them one trial, which SO
proves their value that they Will never
use anything else.
The REMEDY 80 favorably noticed IL
all the papers,
Religious and s~ccl'ar, is
Having a large sale, and Is supplant
ng all other medicines.
There is 20 denying the virtues OF the
Hop plant, and the proprIctors OF liol
Blftcrs have shown great Shrewdness
~ d ability
in compromising a medicine who's,
irtues are SO pal2able to every one ;
obs, rvation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
The PRESIDENTS REASONS.

TuE PRESIDENTS REASONS
like fish TN en- continued President
Arthur. The true lover Of the sport
Is, 10 use Your quotation, an honest,
civil, q!it man. | always feel that |
can trust good fisherman and, by the
way although he is not aware of it him
self that was one reason [ appointed
Judge Gresham Postmaster General
And another al pointment l made-that
II Justice Gray was from like reasons.
| had >p, Mt some weeks angling salmon
III Canada with him and when | was APP
preached about appointing a New Eng
land man | said Gentlemen, | kr ow
him 10 be a good isl erman. These two
!. ispoiptments. Gresham and Gray, have
been more coiuriluented than any others
| have made. aud | have yet found no
cause TO lose my faith In a good fisher
man "a an honest nan in any position"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

CLAYTON '.BUD' ITEMS Several
days ago, at Mr.. Jno. Wilson's saw mill,
three miles from Clayton, Burt Scott shot
Neal Stuart with a shot gun, the load
taking effect 10 the thigh. We learn
from his physician, DR.. w. }. Jones,
that he is getting on well, and will soon
be over it.-Some fifteen or twenty
years ago Mr. James Price married a very
nice lady, and after they had lived to
gether several years. some nine or ten
years ago she tried 10 induce him to go
with her to Baltimore where they could
educate their children. He would not,
ard she moved to Baltimore, carrying
her children, leaving Mr. p in Goldsboro.
They correspondent a short while. MIR
+ lived here alone. not hearing from her
III seven or eight years, be knew not but
what she was dead. So he married a
second wife some three years ago Last
week wife No | como to Cha, ton think
ing she could induce her husband to ac-
company her zach to Baltimore, now
that she had accumulated some property.
She heard of his second marriage, and
did not go to his house, but went out
aud stopped with one OF Mir Ps neigh
bors. He, of course, went over TO see
her, and a scene followed. She told him
she would return 10 her home and leave
aim undlsturbed. So yesterday evening
they passed our office. Mr p was carry
ing the valise of his first, or Baltimore
vile, TO the depot.-Mr Rom Cover,
OF Wake, has seventeen acres of tiue
cotton, made with OILY twelve days hoe
work, costing him three dollars. Who
can beat this? Let the Bud know.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
On a Mexican Mustang.

The above is the suggestive title of ,
new book written by Alex. +. Sweet ano
y. Arinoy Knox. the humorous Editor,
OF the famous TtrS ,StttiuQs, now tn,
most widely quoted journal IN the United
States. The book is a large 700 az,
'olume, l Illustrated with nearly 300 origl-
nal illustrations. This book is not a col.
lectlons of witticisms without connection.
but IS a continued narrative descriptive
OF the pecullarltieS, characteristics and
atrocities OF some If the uualntest peOple
~ some vi the queereSt corners In the
| nited States. Although Drumming over
with hutnor and sparkling with VT, 1t i.
more than l volume Of wit and humnr
r contains a vast quantity of valuble IN
formation regarding Texas and Mex;c,
their resources and industries. the man
ners customs and habits Of their people.
etc.
The publishers. THAI, Merriam 4
60: COS Arch street. Philadelphia. NAV
well be proud of the handsome manner iD
which they have turned out the book.
1t Will DE sold only by substitution. The
puoiishers want age It's 10 eve J township
IN the country. to whom they are pre
pared to offer liberal iu lucem nts. The
will send circulars, instructions aud samp
pages free on application by letter, .
outht lcr canva>sers for 81 A
all the world ha- laughed at the hume
Gus writing OF the Ed tor OF Texas Si,ff-
'"ys almost every one who can read will
want d COPY Of their b,ok. 1t will, there
re, te a bDnanzi to agents, who will
make money RAPIDLY by selling it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
A Misery.

Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed Of misery,
From acomplIcation of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble ami Nervous debility,
Under the care OF the best ply 81
Claus.
',Who gave her disease various nauae
bat no %reliet,
And now she is restored to US IL
good health by IS slmp'e a remedy
Hop Bitters, thac we had summed tm
Years before using titus PARENTS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
1okAY VINEYARD Wines :!

Either Dry" or Sweet" Red;
or white" Several varieties OF each.
Purity and KEEPING qualities auaroh-
feed. Pronounced by such high author
ty as DR.. Sayrr, ofN. Y, and DIR. Gard
ner of the U. s. Army, as we'll as others,
the very best native wines they ever
drank. No refuse of the Foreign wine
press, or vile authorizations that have nev-
er seen a wine press. No catering to the
European palate" so-ealled, at high
figures. Also several thousand gallons
Of pure wine vinegar. Send for price
list, and cultivate health and sobrlety as
we'll as home industries.
A. MCBUIE, w. j. GREEN,
Supt. and Ship Fayetteville NJ.
ping Agent. Proprietor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

We are requested by Jno. +. Patrick.
immigration Agent for North Carolina.
p. 9. address. Wade,l orc, n. c., to saw
that all persons desiring to secure white
fsim laborers or domesIics by the latter
part of his year or the first Of next.
must communicate with him during the
mex sixty-days, as ittakes some time to
arrange for the class Of persons he is in
CT q to come to til, St,te. H thinks
arrangements have be n ~erfeote where
by al orders sent him within the time
stated can be filled.
Deputy Sheriff Geo MUIR, of Concord.
va IN the city yesterday 10 search Of a
near b Y nan ed Wade Barrinper. who
tempt i I commit all assault asst
Thursday evening on a young lady of
that town, a. she was going to her home
fiom the ~postotfi,e. 1t was la e in ia
evening and the negro seized her ASST
turned. dlwn a street IL adino from Ma n
street to her home. Her Sc ca IS attract
ed the attention Of Mr. Jlnr Hi. VIII,
Was standing in the door of his nous,
rear, y and who ran to the scene. The
Negro released his bold pm the young
lady and fed, leaving his hat wi i n t.ll
rom his head. Char. OJserrer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

. Perfect health depends upon a perfect
condition Of the DO Il. Pure blood con-
quels every disease nd gives new life to
every decayed or affected part. Strong
nerves aud peri ct j g%estion enables the
system To stare re hook of sudden eli
matte change \" occasional dose of
Browns Iron b s,,l> viii keep you in a
perfect state OF heaih. Don't be de-
ceived by other IRON preparations said to
be just as good. The genuine is made
only by Brown Chemical Company, Bal
timoie Nd. Sold by all dealers in med
icines.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
Did She D @ d?
N :

she hneered and suffered along, pin :
Ing away 1tI lie time Tor years,
The doctors d,ing her ~ goo!i'
And at lass was ule ed ~ til llol
Bitters the papers say 50 much about.
Indeed Indeed -
How thankful We should be for that
medic.n ne
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
Father is Getting Well.

',My daughters say
How much better father is since he
Us d Hop Buffers"
He IS getting well after hi- long suf-
teliug from "a disease called lncurab.e'
And we are 50 glad that he used
your Bitters. A Lady of Utica, n. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

ses-Mapv prominent Physicians IN \
Gamma Virginia and Maryland pre-
>cnbe EVERYBODY FILLS because
sc furnish them the Recipe aud all IN
teligent physieions know them 10 be a
eliable and mild purgatlve plll-they
act on the liver and bowels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

II ne hIoo he impoverished as mani
les'e plnrle~, erup,iols. u'ders. or
ruhui''g sore, scrofI ~, tum m swell.
1sgs or genera debility, tate far. R.sY.,
Tierce 5 e ,ljcn " A.oat. Discover. -
Sold BY druggist.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

Durham Pint perpetrates this CO.
hqndrun: "B. Ii. Cozart. of Granville
seems confident that he Will represent
tbs 9TH district III Congress after the next
election. What do 81 Watson. Bill
Gienn- Col. Staples, Col Morehead.
i'm Kent Jake l. NJ and Badly VIII
liams thinL otthis;"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

The only known specific for Ep4leptic Ftts- ]
Also for Spasms and Falling Sickness. -,crN@-s
Weakness it instantly relieves and cures. Cleanses
blood and quickens sluggish circulation. NeC ra-
Lies germs of disease and saves sickness. Cures
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

night hey. M~pnsignor Capel, the emf
rent oatholic ulyine. ha, arrived at New
nork. lie Was BON in ireland in 1885.
ne !, the Cote iby, in hi reali' novel,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
A SKEPTIC SAID

ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores. Eliminates
Boils, Carbuncles and Scalds. VPermsnentl and
promptly cures paralysis. Yes. it is a charming and
healthful Aperient. Kills Scrofuls and Kings Evil.
twin brothers. Changes bad breath 10 good, remov-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

Diseases of the blood own 1t a conqueror. EnCo-sed
n writing by over fifty thousand leaCing cities
olcrgyr.en and physicians in [. S. and Europe.
Tor sale by all leading druggists. S1--J.
Tie TT. s. A. Richmond Medical Co. Pro-,
st. jose. 20. -
CharlcsE C-.-te-ton. -Afeat, New York CITY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

herr. colofeu Wnlle handing an Old u
in the absence of his parents. Shot and
killed his little brother two or three
years age.-At the Grand March"
at county line. about 300 negroes en-
gagged iii a fight result. one Killed and
= Ounde
Newbern JournoL A stock
has been organized III Beaufort for tie
building of another hotel on the site O..
the old Atlantic House. -The Vi,
house of John e. Wooten, Jr., at Elm
Grove, LenOir county, was burned down
last Thursday. 1t was the result of over
heat from grinding corn As will
be seen from a notice given elsewhere
the Sunday train on the \ 4 y. G. Rail.
road will be Discontinued on the 2l-t.
| Newbern seems to be bent on buy
ing up Florida. Nr. j. L.. Rhtm pur-
chased a good large tract of land a yea,
or two ago; he was followed by Jndp,
Green, who purcha 'ed last winter: and
now Mr.. E. Hubbs is the purchaser of a
good large tract.
The Democratic majority at the cleo
ton in Kentucky is estimated at forty
to fifty thousand; the Legislature is over
whelmingly Democratic.-Ex-Pres-
ident Davis replys to Judge Blacks re-
puted exposure of Secession Secrets
election in Utah Territory
passed Oft quietly; the Mormon ticket
was elected I'll. l.. Conrad. FROM
inent lawyer of Baltimore. was shot and
killed by his insane wife.-Twentv-
seven persons in a boarding house al
Chicago We're made sick bv sometime
eaten at dinner: a report got out that il
was cholera and a stampede from the
n~elghborhOod resulted: the health com
miss lOner, however. pronounced the
sickness only severe stomachache-
The Georgia Legislature passed a zen
eral local o. ton law.
Handy Morgan. an actor. lost his Ef.
aud several other persons were fatally in
Jured at burDing Of the Winter Gaiden
theatre at San FRI cisco Cal. --Ona
hundred and ten British soldiers lave
died from cholera in Egypt.-Presi
dent Arthur arrived safely at CHEYENNE
Summons, a country MGR
chant. near Norfolk, Va killed his wita
aud himself S .turday :.--A
outbr ak among Spanish trocps has oa.
cur ed at badajos; the people fra e~nize
with the soldiers and have pronounced
for a republic. the constitution OF I>Gg
and RUIZ Zoriiia for :'r.,ident. Judo,
6lrdsall, OF Connec lieut.. avows the am
thorshlp OF charges thai Hancock was 40.
feafed by Illien, and reiteratas tie
charges.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
1.-THE GREAT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'D

tie brain of morbid fanc.es. Promptly cures I.hcu-
mati>m by routing 1t. Restores lfe-giving proper.
ties TO the blood. Is guaranteed to cure al ncrvous
disorders. - Reliable when all opiates fail. Re.
freshes the mind and invigorates the body. Cue,
dyspepsia or money refunded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

Davie Times says: \ boy of Peter
Kerr. colored while handling an old gun
in the absence of his parents. Shot and
killed his little brother two or thr.e
years age.-At the Grand March,"
at county line. about 300 negroes en-
gagged III a fight result. one killed and
10 wounded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
LOCOMOTIVE LINZ REVERSE.

Nssa.1 a, Atlanta Exposition 1881. 10 AMI u Horse liver
~ indenendept Pun o, Water Tank ar Canopy Top.
PENDENT Pump or Water tank
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15
FIRST PREMIUM AT RALEIGH FAIR, e
New Monarch Traction Engine,
GUIDE WITH OF WITHOUT HORSES

| other prominent manufacturers. FIRST FTemlqn % y s ~
~ ana - Horse Power. with or without Steering Gear lnde-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-08
0in gNieberfeben mace 26 Sabren.

Beorta, SGs., z. NoO. - SIN Sabre
1857 lam Seiurtd SdollsE ron 9euti1lauo
bier On. gr bate b'raukea Elm iuuges Itdo'
den aus gutter 6amiIte gehetrathet, uno 90
iie fd ni6t iOfort CUR 4uspanosrr1g nit
ibm eutIdlie6tH founte, 10 lteb er tbr oas
fir bic 9teiie n6thige @eIb 3uriid. 6raH
SGausr fam inoeB ni6t. g8eutge Sabre
nod 8eeubtgung pes SonSerbInosfrteges
b6rte aber SGaller, baB ietue 6rau in De-
troit aeIebeu morben iet. GIs er tnoeB oahtH
fam, mar fe uerIawuu6sn. Man iagte ibm,
-fie iei uad Columbus, Ohio, geeaugen, aber
auh BIER iudte er usrgebeus. Settbem tft
Gduller ab un6 ~ iRmsr tbrer Spur ge'
folat, bic tbu idlteBltd btsIer Gage mad
GnrtnafieIb in oteiem Staate lette.e. Dies
mal Ioute er @rfolg babeu. gian tlibrts tbu
nod bem Sauie stneS Serrn Samnel Pfar'
rer, unb Bier fanb er bic eanggeinhts ala
Frou Bfarrer fute6sr. Sie erfdnute thn
sudb iofort, rief nber idredensblett: gSI
miu gidts nit Dir gu tbuu babsu, t4 babe
ltou etnen etutn auoeren gtGnn." DeI
arme Gdouer sos itd itIimrl enttdnl4t
;nriid un6 bat isst .etue GleiAstOuH9stlag'
efnoeIpttpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-08
aOfalbert6te aus gBafsinatOu.
Der 8iseIows RroJef. - @raptrtnee ausi0stH
seseH etn AnsetIasteH. - Srane'

gegeH cen Anaetld9ttH. - SranP'
gBafbtugtou, z. RoOsmber. - Der
,,@ermania Rdunerdor" Bat auf ndftten
Treitag lben0 In &bner's Sale etns nettere
SbeateroorRe1uAg arrnugtrt. Cur Auflb'
ruug fommt bas 3nRiaitigs @0rHerf4s Eutls
iptsl oguglii6." 9te aud tn Baltimore
riibmIid bsfannten Shauiptsler 6rau Soute'
6enmanu uno Or. 9ebre bnbeu ibrs Wlltmtrs
tung 5ugeagt. giad Der SOrteluHg gtsbt
es etuen Bal.
- &m Iettsu Sdmfage Deriapano etns
Srn. 8ubleg geb0rige 6utide iammt oem
Bferbe. 8us Ge6tsre tuur6e berettS oOrgas
FERN an Der Seuniugs.Roao, Die 6utlte ge=
ltsru em Yattsriou ,Plabe In Der Iabs oer
norbOiIt6en Staotgreuie aUigetunoeu.
- gGub. 9 8sLermaHu uub DiGrte y.
B0fsr bon Baltimore Duroeu geteru bier
bom RahOr Ot. .. GurHeT I'm Slrelu os5
@ertdlts'4ituar3 getraut.
Sin SauOluugSreiisuber BON Sllhs
more, yiamsns 2S. 9leeo, uuroe DOrBeteru
Gbeub bonn @sbeimpoli3tfeH 8aH Uerbaftet,
mFtl II 4lebl obue Son3elRoH 0crtduft babeu
ioats, nHroe ie0cd) ipGter eutlaHeu, 6a er
0eriaraG, ftG etue 2tceu3 Ueri4affeH gu mol
len.
- Ser Bro3eB tim GrimtHaIgeridte gegeH
9. s. SigeIOtp, Gr faIiirer Der ,ytattOHaIs
gaut Der Republtf," :" muroe beute fOrtgeieBt.
8igelOm pire befauutlih Der lluterihlaz
guHg pOn Der Sant gelOrtgeu 9eIoerH be-
idnlotgt. G8 muroeH mebIere Seugeu oera
nOmmen, bic iebr graUtreube &usiagen &C.
gen gtgeloD madteu, uuter benen teOH6er5
bic bonn 8EdhQlter Der Bani, @. 3. 2Stthe-
rom, beTpor3ubebsn iff, Der auSiagte, oaB an
19. Suni 1882 gtgslOm'S Sod 3ufdut8 tn
Der Sazt CUR grbe fisl uub 6a6urd Der SHz
bait Der iunersn Ealde au8geidUttet muroe.
Buberotp bob 0eAielbeu auf uRO bemertte
oaruRtar 8apOftenihetHe, BON beneu er etue
giFe aEferttgte uu6 bic er eauu Dteosr tn ote
8ald3e 3uriidRedte.
- Sin buCd einen osfstteu 6audfang
beruriahteS 6eUer in Dem bon Sru. 8ttaro
Curtis bepObHteu Sauie glr. 1924, R'Str.,
ridtete S6aocu TN 8ertbe bon $500 an.
Gt8eutbamer bee 9auiea III 9r. 9oHts Saa'
NADER.
= gu Gbreu eaS ,Pers SguciHtbe" CAB
Trau Bartlett eiHeH @mpfang, bet wel4em
0ieier ijd iiber ieiue SteuuHg III ben per-
| diebsneu 9isltgtOnsletten aU8lprad. @r let
pe0er 4rotefaut uot) SatbOltt, iOHOerE Elm
| reforntrtsr Ratboltf. @r OerlGuge Ablhdta
| Jung Der BON RletuS erbantsd 3uidBe ulo
| QBte0erbuReuuug Der retHeE gebTe uOr Der
| 8teieinigtett U0u Der SuCaruullOn uGU Der
8ecgeltung 4uf @CuuO 6teer 9Iaubeus
| Iebre lte6e fd lel6t etue Rirtle berfsaeu, tn
| nelde ole bic UerId)ItotHsH soften aulges
| ben piirbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-08
Rrdube.

@tourTuIls, Daf., z. 9tOoember.-
Ser grcBe on oas o@ommerctaI'9ouie" au'
fofeHoe geibfal, bas y@ommerCjaI,9 9olIe,"
ba8 ,gHeferHsS Souie" uno bret bsuu6barte
8adfaingebduoe brauHteu beute friib nieoeE
uub 36 Bferoe fameu In 6em Staue INNS
9eben. gsrlHf 100000, &srftaeruHg etpa
$4,000.
Sro1, I..Yn7 z. Nobsmbsr. -SH @4ent,
@olumbta.&ountp, tuuroen beute fritb meb'
rere 2doen uno UObubduier burd) 6euer 3ers
fort. Serluf $4,000, 8sri6erung $6OO0.
@uton, Rs., Z. gfoUsmbsr.-@bas. y.
gaton's S6gemiibIe sift beute ab8eUraant.
Serluit $25,000.
RensSaoen, Conn.,, z. NoOem6er.-
8. Stn's Seumaga3tn uHb mebrere beuads
barte @ebdube branutsH beute ute0er. Sers
Inf $4,000.
Sewtdl9, 4a., Z. 3oUember. - Die
Tiibls Der DBtttSburg' Boot Yaro'&ump.
ging in pergaugensr Rat1t uebit 5nct auifo'
fiOBeuoen 2GObubduieru in 6Iammen ami.
Serluff $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-08
QirhrRtnm.

@rie, 3d., z. glOu.- Seuut Sadiou, Elm
babi6es Rtub BON 90 Subrsu, UOn gutet
Samtlie uno mobler3Ogeu, ftau0 gefteru bier
i'm BOIt3eigertdte bes Dtebfabts au8etlagt.
Ste ar3dbIt, OaB fe, BON toller 2etOsnid]aft
fir ben glsger Soiepb 0aprerce getrtabeu,
BON Utica, N.'D., mad @rte gefommen iet.
2apreuca mar por etutger 3ett AbfmQrter
TN ,6eeb'Souie," etuem @aftbof IN Utica,
un6 iOu tbr, fpte fe iagt, bic Che UarIpEO'
den bnbsu, AIs 2anreuce nun Rtdt8 m'br
BON tbr piIeH pOlte uu0 ite tbrsr na4eU
RteOertuuft entgsgeniab, idstat 0a86cauen'
,imuer bOuen68 perrIdt gsmOroaH gu lata.
Ste Tabl ohne bic mtu6eRc 8orlt1lt ~ ges
brau9en, mas tbr inter Die 0duoe fam.
Dies iiibrte balb Su ibrer Serbaftung. Der
Ncger esfl1rt, er babe BEN 2tebesantrdgeu
bes 0ldbdeus uur uHniItg uadlgegebeu unO
fGon etner BON ietner st8eneu Raiie oaS
GbgdelDbuiR Qgleiflet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-08
9etegrap9tfGe 9epe(Gea,
(geriats Der ,.AHoetirtsn RrsHs fir ben ,,SsItI@s
gorrsitpnhsntsn.
9ble6en zines Ggs Sunbes=
&eudtorS.

Morrtstomu, H.sS., Z. Ronsmbsr.
- r'8uubesieuotor Sbeo. s. 91auooIpb
fiarb beute frib pI6bltdb In ietHer htefgeu
8obnung. Gr mar ieit etntger 3ett letoenS,
iebod1 utnt bettIagertg. Nan oermutbet, oaB
SerStrantbett bic Eooesuriahe mar.
Sr. &aubolpb pur1e i'm Stunt 1926 81
Hen.Srunsptd, R..S, gebOreu uuO mar
eth SprcIie Der &anbOlpbs uon Roauote,
&a. RnGbsn ar eiue CUTE @r3tebuug genoi'
len hattie, Ierute er i'm Biireau bes nSreoo'
nian, "eiuer istHem Sater eeh0rigeu 3ettuug
IN Nen.8runemid, bas Shrtitieterbans'
inert. Gr i6lu6 ii1 Der anisritantiden oSer
,,!Suom. Rotbing"> Yartet an, tpelte tbn 1860
in ote@eisegebuug ermdblte. SH 1861 muroe
er bur6 eine Seretutguug Der 0fuop'
Rotbiuas" uno 8emOfrattn gum StaatS'
Ieuator ertpGblt uro blteb i'm StaGtsienat
bis 1866. Su 1867 nurbe sr Brdfoent oel
..01orris. .gIier. .Babn," in 1868 9ouuerneul
BON Sem. Serfep unS in 1875 8uubesisrator
@r uohm beruorrageubeu Gutbetl an bel
@reelsn, 6 ampague uno begleitete 9rn. Gree
len ouf isiner Retie burd oas 9an6. Set
bem gnSe Ieiues 9teufterulius i'm Senat
uibmete er fid ietnen PrtuntgsiddfteH. VI
tiuterI66t eine gpittme (Eodter oes uerttor
bsnen Sbsrri6ters giaribaul bret Sobu
uuo cine So1ter. @rzSeuator 6auoolpl
bate aefern nod feline Sttmr1e nbgsgebel
nub am Istteu 9Ouusrf0g ben Sorft iibe
cine bemofratii1e 8eriammlung getihrt
Nterouo oudlte barou, oaB iein Gnoe 10 nab
mar. Seute firth fii5lte er itd unTpopl I'M
fau oesbalb nitt In baS Intsre StoaDer
,um Trdbfid, iOnbern bIteb tn istuem Stu
btrsinmer, mo- thn ietne Sotter balo uad]
Der bsnuBtIos nufanO. @r usrldteO IN tHr
ser 5eit. Ssiu Ar3t srtldrt, baB sr an peri
perfettuna ffnrh.