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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24
In tho Tail Of q Comet.

An ingenious theorizer has written q
book, which was published by the APP
pletons, to prove that many ages since
the earth must have passed through the
tail of a comet, and that certain distur.
Dances observed on the surface of our
planet were caused thereby. The
scratches and erosions from the north.
east to the southwest found upon all hills
and mountains in the northern hemi.
sphere were attributed to the action of
the more solid matter of the comets tail,
leaving its marks, together with bowlders
and detached rocks, which are found in
such profusion in the Temperate and
Frigid Zones. Although this theory
would account for much that is mysteri-
Gus, it has not been accepted by scientists,
az it is not believed that tails of comets
are formed of any solid material. Early
in December last, some curious atmos'
pheric phenomena were noticed IN dlt.
lerent portions of the world. At sunset
and before sunrise the heavens were per.
meated with glow of rosy light, such as
might have been caused if great con-
nagration had been raging. These
strange appearances were noticed in both
Europe and America They have puz-
zled the scientific world. But some ven.
turesome theorists have again put forward
the hypothesis of the world being sur
rounded by the atmosphere of comets
tail. It is known that about the time
these phenomena occurred our planet
was in the track of Biea's comet, and IN
n part of the heavens that were filled
with meteors. 1t is known that comets
are more numerous in the heavens than
fishes are in the waters of the earth.
Their numbers are so great as to be in
conceivable to the human mind, and 1t
is not at all improbable that the earth IN
past times may have been entangled IN
the tails of these wonders of the sky.
We live in marvellous universe. "There
are two things" said the great philoso,
pher Kant, (Which always fills me with
awe and admiration, and those are the
wonderous heavens by which We are sur
rounded and the moral law Within
Demoresfs Monthly for February.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24

A Georgia preacher said: II once
loaned a cart and OK to some boys to go
to campmeeting. They tied nubbin Of
corn to the shaft so it would be few
inches head of the animals nose. He
came near running himself to death try.
ing to getit. Brethren, the devil keeps
q dollar just ahead, and many of you are
killing yourself trying to get it."
-."Yes," said Miss Penn, II rejected
Mr.. Hogg. Nice fellow, but I couldn't
have the announcement of my marriage
appearin the papers under the headline
Hogg.Penn."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24
Three Particular Points.

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made to strength and he not beverage to
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the SscoH-BRowNs IRON B1TTERs free from everything
INJURIOUS The delicate ladies and the most enee6eo mans may
safety with great advantage While IS powerful
its agency seg
and health in the efficient manner
Nss1zza-BRowN IRON B1rTERs made by the Brown
Chemical COMPANY Baltimore house. whose Iepua
@ 1eknown TO the business world and the general community
There IS no risk IN buying such medicine
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24

A grave.digger walking in the
streets the other day chanced to turn and
noticed two doctors walking behind him.
He stopped till they passed and tnen
followed on behind them. "And wny
this ?" said they. 81 know my place IN
the procession" returned be.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24

lng8 IN the OtaLe. ue WeaIueI MaAo Huo,
and the congregation immense. Ills in-
troductory prayer was unusually fervid (;
and few men could pray like be did. He
read his text: "Oh, tnat my head were
waters and my eyes fountain of tears,
that 1 might weep over the slain of the
daughter of my people. ."-Jer. tx. 6.
His eft hand grasped the upper part OF
his wooden leg, bis face is lit up with
emotion, aud his deep.set eyes snap and
fash with excitement. His first intro
ductory sentence is short, sharp, sarcas.
tic, like the crack of rifle, followed by
peculiar grunt and long pause. 1t
has had its effect, every eye IS riveted
the vast multitude is hushed and motion
less. Another sharp sentence, more
emphatic grunt and shorter pause.
Thus he proceeded; his sentences grow
ing longer, his grunts more emphatic,
and his pauses shorter; his voice deep
ems into a rich, musical tone, his hands
arc in earnest jesticuatop, tears course
in torrents down bis face, and the audi.
ence is electrified by flash after flash OF
the most thrilling eloQuence, until from
sheer exhaustion the speaker stops,
grasps his wooden leg, as he was wont to
do in q state of rest, his broad chest
heaves with emotion, and the tears pour
down his face. He has tapped the foun'
tain, ard tears, sobs and cries are seen
in every part of the vast assembly, The
preacher strikes up his favorite song
"Our bondage it shall end
BY and by, by and by"
His yhrill voice is rich in melody; shout:
of triumph are heard; crowds rush to
the altar for prayer, and cries for mercy
escape from every part, of the vast mul'
titude.
Rev. James Dannelly, while possessing
the usual fraillies of human nature. pos
sessed strong and valuable traits of char
acter. With keen and vigorous perccp
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24

si1Sr2 SMALL Accounts are no harder to
pay. with small crops, than full Accounts
are with full crops. This being true, col
ilections up to this time have been fine,
and to those who have so promptly
ssSQUARED'' up with me have my
thanks, and to those who have Eot are
URGED to do so AT ONCE, as I
greatly need the money to pay my debts
with.
Come along with your Cotton or Money,
and you owe any thing pay it, or if you
want to trade have large Stock of Goods
at prices that can't be undersold.
Respectfully, &C.,
J. J. BAKER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-24

- One mans fault should be another
mans lesson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
03etp OIprfer WaArtG,teu.

Rtn.gcrt, "a. gonsmber. - giamts
S'S1ourts, elm 17.idhrigee Rdo4en, tuurbe
bsute ftiia in ibrer 8obnuug, yfr. 28S, aGte
Ausuus, ais 2eite i'm Bette anfgefun6eu.
Sie mar iiber Haht srfitdt, tu6em eius
Ntsuae Soblengas etnem tn oem !3tmnler be-
ftnbIid1su Diem eut4rDHIt mar Hue bic 9uft
ptrpefst bate.
= Stsphen .. fren9 purbe beut: nuf .
Rsue gum Bolt3st'@ommthar srn9nut' unS
bic @rnenuuua luurbs fofOrt beft6ttgt.
- Rapor @bion f6tdte bsuts benz Staot'
ratb isiu Seto gegen bte Srocnnau3, nsI6e
Der .Broaotpap' 'Surface'@tie tieubabu.@ Comp. 4"
bas Bsssrsdst gum Saue stner StrGBsnbabn
nm 8rouonap srtbstlt. 8as Seto mHres
anf ben SiiG gtlsgt.
- Die btefigen SpislbOleubsfiser babsu
In 6oIas bsr in Ssr BoliIet'&omrtiitOn bot
oeaauaeuea 8eran6eruug tbre eotale fret
iptllia qe,thlofien. gle molten auseuiGeiu=
lid Rtt,ts rietirsu uno atshen Dor, tbre @ez
iddFte 3u iuapeuOtrsu, bis iis ptfisu, moran
its ftnb.
- Der auf bsute nubsraumts Eauffampf
suiidsu Witftl une Surte TN DTsabtious
Gauare @aroeu" mar In IGbstrG4t Der
tiir,lih stugelsitsteu, ffrsuqsu gertdtlt6eu
SGritts gsgeu bsrnrtise SorftsuHugsn etn
pollfommsnes Stasfo. Nur Dentae gu
IGousr marsu antusienb. Die SGutttdmpfer
madten, nm Serbaftuug 81 nermftoen. etne
Burlesfe aus Der Iffatre, uno betdmpfteu
fih nath ybeu neusfsn Regelu bee Srtesens=
oereins" bur6 Strsi6sIu, Serbeuguugeu II.
9aI. ScbaIb elmer Der 3dmpfer bes Guoe'
rem Sarge beriibrts, rstGte ibm oeriel5e
stugebeut bss @sbutss Der Sdrtft iofort Ote
an6ere Bauge bin. gfa9bem auf oteie
8etIs bic @dugs asmadt porb,n uaren,
btsubsu iit ete 3uiduusr suttanIdt mad
SnuIP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
G&were Set6ulSisunaen eeaen
Hpbt. e. @retfenribae,

QoutsbtGGe, f1., "a. Ropember. -
@roBes Gufieben trurbe heute babier burh
cine 8erDffeutlt6ung i'm Boftoner DRntapts
of Suror Repcrter" uaruriaGt, melde Sru.
Rubt. s. 9redenribse, ebtu1aItgsu SGas'
meiffer Der s&niabts Of Souur," Der Ssruu'
trenuna BON $3.50 900 beiduIotet uub thu
ale siRen s3treiteu Captain Sttt" bsnunitrt.
Der ,&epcrttr" fdnt auBeroem aEd tn ei1tM
0.itartitsl iiber Sru. Srtdeurtbge Der uHb
bsiGulbigt beuisIbsu, bie 8tttpeu unb sBat'
fen otsler usrforbsHsr WitglieSsr bee Or
bsus nm enorms Slmn1en beIbutuSelt ;u
baber. Sr. s. u. Cummings, uslder ben
yRspertsr" rebtgtrt, til etu tnttmsr Sreuno
bss Generals Sluat, bss Suprsniz zStftators
ber yRni9bts Of Sonor," uuo bss Srn. $.
gS. Brand, psl6sr Srn. Srsdsnrtbgs ais
GrcBi6asmeifer uldfOlgts. Breckenridge,
tpeIdber ftd) bier befiubet, erflGrt bic game
angabe fir ein 0igengetpebe. gr iagt, er
babe nlIerbtugs nod stue benz Oros1 gebo'
riae Snmme @elbee In Sanoen gehabt, ete
er i.tn Gmt oils S6asmetfer nisberlegte.
9teIee @eth babe er ir bee gBeople's SGrt"
i'm Nnmen bes Srbeus bepontrt, ba thHI
bur6 stusn @ert6tsbefsbl uerboten ruorosn
Iet, tuettsre Sterbss obsr Granddaughter ans
3usnbleu. 9ie bter algemstn herrI4euoe
4nfttt iii, baB ots 4utluge ieber Segriiu'
oung eutbebrt. Sr. SredenrtGge ntro etnsn
SerIeur1ounQsproaef etnIetteu.
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SiebmdrFte.

Gbtcuap, "a. Ropbr.-Sdpstus: 3us
fuhr Is, 600, 8erIenbung 5000 Stii6; Bretis
pnrtirten suti6en 1926 unb $4.45.-&tuba
uieh: 9ufubr 1900, Serienbuus 1000 Stid;
BreiIs Sariirtsu srptiGeu 81. 30 uub $500
Sdaaafs: 3nfubr 2700, Berieubnug 400;
BreiIe uarttrten apiideu $500 uuO 1915.
ct. 9outs, "a Observation-Disclosures:
2ufuhr 3700, 8erieubuug 1900; Eretis bari,
trtsn sptiden $3.45 uub $4.S0.-8tubuisb ::
2ufubr 21OO, Berieubrua 800; Breiie bart.
tIteu arpifden 49, unb $375. - Sduafs:
2ufuBr 1900, Ssrienbung 1000; Ereiie uaris
irteu spiidben $500 unb 1925.
CAT <2tbertn, Benni., beu24. WoDbc.
-Stubptet: i3ufuhr no, Berisubuug n
BrsiIe uariirteu apiihen $4.00 unb $3.50
Sdpein.: 3ufubr $500, Ssrienbuus $500;
Breiie sarttrten 3tptiGen $3.50 uub $40
-Sfaafe: 3afa6r 5000. Berienbune 1900;
Breiie partirten sriiGen s1.00 unb S400.
gBe f>BbtIabelpbia. "a. Rouember.
- GtnSpirb 3ufubr 5000 5tid, prtma
CT, quite 5i-6, n1ittlsrer 4l-54, idleate
al. - SGaafe: 3ufubr $4,000, prima
4t-5. quite 3i-44, uiitflersr 2s-S4,
idle6te 1-2f.-9duinier: &c. Sdl5er
60. - S9pstne: l3ufu6r $500, .otft.
6-74.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
Die GpiSemie in Oireinien unb
2erftuFn.

ltsz&toer, Strs., %. Rousnbsr.
Gin pom Bniutspille Sobniouz@o, Sp,
bier ungsfommeuer Serr bertdtst iibsr bi.
in ieuer @egeub berridsnSe Gptbenlie, baB
IS uttt 10 idltmm iet, pts genelSet tporb.u.
SO m0gsn tn ben Counties, tn peldeu bic
Ssnte nuftrttt, In ben letten Rouaten 200
bis 800 Berionsn bsrislben erlssen ietu. bod
blsibe bic fraufhsit aui bte aebtrstseu @ouu-
ties BON Strsinteu befhrdntt unb nur ioIde
Bldss purbsu hetugeiutt, mo bas Srtntz
naiIsr uurstu III nno uiel 4lfalt eutbalts.
Sn mander 9egeuben ftub allerbiugs ptels
Berionen ertranft, aber nur peutge gefor=
ben. Sn Ysrrpsuine nnb @btte.& erlag
etne sroBe ausabl @tulppbuer benz 9snufis
bee 3rinfpafsrs unb In 2ebanou, @ruubp
nnb BeapatiG, Strgu mo es isit uabs3u bret
Wonaten niflt 9sreguet, hauft bic 5eude
am S6Iimnifsn. 9Gs aus benz rotbsn Qe5R.
bobeu fomusube gSaiier ibmsdt iauer, uub
bic burd ben Geuus bsiielbeu bsrriihrsnSe
Rraufhett Ghuslt Der 9pptheritis; bie Ssbls
pirb troden uub uah etntgeE Sassn ipiro
i'm eaussu aDrpsr etu brenusnbes @efibl
petipirt. Gs tritt RopfIdmer; Elm unb Der
Eob srfolgt ourda Grfiiduna.
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stus RttteIp unb Sab!, amerita.
@rebeben auf eem SRbmuS. - Eraurise Gant'
tGtS;ufdnbe. - Ole GadbIase in Oern unS
Gbili. - DerSebw6runa In GpifasRtca.

Ghili. - Beridbrppruna TN 6pitasRtca.
Banana, 16. Roueulber. .-am 5. B. Nt.
mn t12 llbr Rtttogs tuur6e bier Elm Ietd3teS
grbbsbsn psripirt. Su 6em Stiotdsn @aIt
uurben sinige Sduisr umssfftirIt uuo cine
alte Strd1e, bic i6on r1auGte fhpers &rb=
beben iiberfiauben bate, befhdStgt Or. 81.
&. Briabt, Der meme srnaunte aouiuL Der
Ser. Gtaateu, III In Colon eingetrcIfeu uue
bot isiue SteIluug augstreteu. -- Der Sc.
iuntbeitas 3ulfanb BON Colon unb auSerer
Stdbteu unb 86rferu aaf BEN SRbmus tft
i'm b0dfieu @raSe S6redsn srregenb. OBJ
al.tG fein gslbss Steber OSer etue anbsre
@pioerIte berri6t, 1T 0te 5terbltGteitarate
GROCER, als je auuor. @s III Stee namsHtlt9
Der uureinltGfeit Der Senchner, i0nts BEN
llnfanbe, bab bic porhaubenen @obur6ume
fstnssipsas fiir bic 3GbI Der Suiafsn aus
rsidsu, 3u3uidreibeu. - Na6ri6ten aus
Bsru msIbsn, baB General SsIsiias init iei>
nen Bsmiitunaen, BITE Renublit AZ reorgaz
nifireu, furtfdbrt. st b6i-babst oieIe sSeries
men, bic nod Dor Surssm ibu betdmpftsn,
&nfteanugeu gegsbeu.
Die Spsrattoneu eegen bic Rontsneros
psrben TIM Siibsn IOpobl, tpte I'm gforOeu
NIT uuseihnddten @ifsr fortgsisst, Die
nlittlersu Stftrtfts finb noIlfommen ruhtg.
Ser Safen BON Rollsaoc iit nod INNER &C.
idbIeIien.- -Nahridten aus Htcaragua ergez
ben, oaB etue au3abl Bsriousu tpegen Sers
itn6runo geaeu bte Heateruug otrbannt
poroeu ift. Die SauptfdSte Der Repu6lit
baben geaeu bie reuOlnttondrer Semegunaen
proteHtrt uub thr Ssrtrausn tn bte Bolttit
bsr Regierung aueseipro&eu.-Ste @ablea
iin6 i'm gau3en 2anbe ungeuObnltd5 rubtg
uerIaufen.-Sr. 8. .. 2eanttt ift ais fouiul
Der Ser. Satatsn tn &ortnto, gftcaragua, au.
erfaunt porosu, - I'm 8. Sttobsr tuuroe tn
Gan Sole, Gotta silica, etne Seri6p0ruug
entbsdt, infoIge 9.fen etrpa 30 BsrIousu
usrbaftst uurbsu. Den Soruanb fir bis'
Islbs ltefsrts Die Sertretbuug Der Seiutteu
burdl bie 9iegisrung. - Der Bultan oStlla'
9ftna" tn Der Rdbe RON Bort Wtontb III fiirs'
lid In Shatigfett gspeien, - Sn Dec Nabe
ron Senatacon6o In Sarapaca itno ausgez
bebute SiIbermtusu entosdt tporbeu. - Die
Podsn berriGeu In &auquenes unS babsu ct
nsn epiSemiiden &baratter angenommsr. -
Sas BON 8oIiuta p6brsub bes frtsgee aus
nsttirte hileuiide @tgentbur tpirb isst iet'
men ri9ttgsn SeTssru tpteber 3ugsfeut. -
General Gamaho if gum bOliuianti6en Be
oolmdd1tiatsn ernannt tpOrheu, nm etnen
Bafieuftufano uuo baum nonI0gItb etueH
b,fintttpsu 6rieoeu ab3uiGlieben. - Die Ct
gentbImsr Der Saipstsrlager babeu ibre EbI'
ttQfatt siugsl6r6ntt. COCO Arbeiter itnb Sa-
burdl arbsii5toS aftperbeu,
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TraRfret6 Hnb Gbiua.
SSiherfprecbtnes Beritbte absr eie Sadblase in
Epnstina. 99Intiae Rimpfe In 1n9iidbt.

Spnsffns. - s3Tuffse 6dmpft In HuSfiebt.
Shauabat. a. Nousmbsr. .-Ste dime
iifGe SIotte trifft Sorberettuuasn ;ar Abz
fabrt mad ScrnoIa. gSie bier nugessbsn
ptrb, beffebsn ote Esotrguugsu, peldle
Srunfreid sur 9etteauua 0es Strettss init
China teIlt, in firtfter Seoba4tung bes Ser
TRACES BON Gisn.Sfiu, frau3UfftgT Occupa'
tton uon Tamitu unb Rtluug auf Die Oauer
Don fiiHf Sabreu uub Abbttte fiir bic 4ffatrs
BON 2anaIou 9sitsnS Der @5ineIeu. 2estsre
ertI6rsn, bte 6rauaOisu alIeiu istsn tir ben
Gorfliit ~ 2ansIou psranttuortltf. Die
Gbiueisn bsrtusrfen bic ibueu gefelIteu Be-
htugunGen auf's gutIdiessnfie, neil ite
eIauben, hab bic Trnnsoien, faIls iHau ibreu
bic Snisl 5ermoia auf fiiuf Sabre iibsrIaffs,
obne Yliihe eiuen Sorpa1a CUR permanHnts1
Seissuug Der Suiel finben miirSEu.
Snngtoug, "a. NoueElber. .-Wfdn be-
hauptet bier, baB Die 8srtdlte Iber bic auz
geblt6sn grfOlgs Der 6ranjoisu auf Der Sn'
ltl 5ormoin rein aue Der Quft ae9rtHsn uno
Die Ya&rtdten iibGr frau36ftidlE Siege In
Eougftng iihertrtsbsu p0r6en Ieien, Dem
Ssrnehmtu na6 mn6t bte Supaiion o0u
Eouafiua feine Sortihrttte. Die Operatto'
nen Der Sransoirn fiub fat gdujltdl i'm
Stodeu uub beidr6ntsn ii6 auf bas Delta
btS rOtbsn S[uhes. auf SOrmOiu bobsn ote
SranSoien, abaeisbeu BON fsllBg, ntrgsuos
fsffsu SuB aefast. Die &btueieu ssbsn isst
In Eonattna iolpobl, tute nuF 5ormoIa ;ur
Sffenfiue iiber. Sm Salls bte Sran3cien aIf
ibrsm bisheriesn SsrbaItsn, n6mltd Dem
Rebmen uon Rsprefialtsn nerbarren, tpsr6en
fie pentgffsns $1,000 Rdun Ssrfldrtuugsn
nad Gcugfiug un6 10000 mad SormoI
ihtfeu miifisu. Cine Expedition btrett mad
Betting niirbe iotuobl, mas BITE 3abI Usr
Eruppsn anbelGngt, ais aud tn rein petu'
nidrsr Siuiift bt1tgsr Iiir bte 6ranjclsn 'etu.
Barts, "a. Roubr. - @ensral Srtere
beFSsls telsgrapbirt, baB ct 3ur Ssrgeltuug
fir ben am 10. b. Wits. BON ben &btueieu
esmoften Auartff nuf bic frau30fi9su Saz
nonenbpots ,gcIair" uub y8roulbe," nab
reub bieIsIbsn ote 9arniiuu uou Eu.gsnz
Oman an &lairefuiis usrpro0tauttrteu, ben
Otsrfsn 9uGsans abi9idte, nm BITE &btuss
len unb Di6iparssn Slaggsu" aujugretfeu,
usldbe tius psrI6au3te Steaung In Der gt6be
isues Srtes sinnabmen. 9ts Trau3oieu
iiiirnltsn bie SGauBen uno Osrtrisben cen
Etint. Iht Waun Der 6ranirieu nurben
get06tet nno 20 perlett. Die &btueisn has
ben cos Souatantbal gsrduult, - @tuer ipG'
tsren 9epsife 5ufOlge fiirmte Obsrft 9ua
Gesne an fulgsnbeu Gage, Ohus trgenO mel
DIE Serlufs au srletbsn, bret bffefftgte 90r'
far uuo 3erf0rte ODER srbsutste a(Ie ScrrItbe
bss Teinbes. Die &biusien befauOen iid TN
bollfn 8iid,uas uus iutteu .3nfludt i'm &C.
birge o6er In ben 8dlbsrn.
Ser frnns6fine Senat sr0fiuete bsute bic
3ebatte be,agItb Der 8srptltsuug fit ben
Telbaug In Sonstlu9. 90. 0oGrop uuO
8elafoiIe benun3trteu bte 3oIonialpoltttt Der
3sgteruug nuf's S6drffie. Die 8sbatts
rpiro mebrsre Gage 6aueru.
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Aahnfatafrppbe.

Robile, Gla., "a. Ruuembsr. - Gin.
Gclifipn srstguets fid in persaugensr Na6t
su B,rbibo 3mifdsn einsm 6ratts unb etusm
BericusnsHgs Der seoutsptnes Halbuiaer"a
Babu. Giutr Der 9ptomotiufhbrer mnros 80
Tcbs serbraunt. 5shs Bafiaqtere tamsn
INNS 9sb.n uuS ni,l. truseu Serlssuussn
oabcn.
NsutaoRerp Nla., "a. Toobr. -
Gp1tere 8eridte bonn Shauplase oes LIN.
farls erg.bsu. baB NIT Auauabme bss SOTO
motipfibrers Sas. Dnffp, ueldher tn benz
Nrad sn Enbe perbrauute, bee Stt3srs Gong
WcWae, ,ines Nssers, psldem betoe Betus
abaeiGnittsu purbsu, unb bes @rprebaaeu.
ten giemarb rerlest ruurbs. Die Baiias
qtere, iotpis bas Bsrioual bss TraGhuss TO-
men NIT csm Ghrsdsn bouon. Dret Bass
acus bes Bsriousu3ugs fiueeu Ssusr uub
fpurbeu aerfi0rt.
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MORROW E R0THERT,
Ssr. e1z unp 22l, Gff s5atimpres Gte GaronefraBe.


@apeS Sel, "a. Houbr.-
Die BON @enua mad philadelphia beiiiulmte
ttaIteutfdhe Harfe DRarta Hepetto" itranbete
tpGbrsnb bes In uergangener gfadt niitbens
ben Sturmes 3u Point Of @apea. Cine Rst'
tuugs zRaaniGnft iff tbr 3u Siilfs ssstlt
Eauntpn, Rafi., "a. Honember. .-Sros
Ser Sdabeu entfanb bier ndbreuo bes ae-
ftrigen GtnrTes. 3pei Dem Srn. u. 8.
Vadaro gsb0rige, nod i'm Bau beeriffene
Saujer on Der Wintbropz zStraBs, tomie BITE
Sutiben. 6emiis bes $rn. 6. 6. Gt6monbs
tpurbsn urngepebt. Su Bottom Ia Der meme
Seniduppeu Ger y5idtbnrger 1abu." Elm
4G6 SnB laneee @ebGuoe, iiher ben Sanfeu
gepprfsu tporbeu. Hadrid1tsu iibsr Ssrheez
ruugsu bes Sturmss fommen aus aQen G6si'
len bss Staatea. Sn fSorboro' ift Elm Rann,
gamsns Ss uous, turb .tnsn bsrabfaIlsu.
ben Salfen f. ,Gmer psrlsst tpprosn, oaB er
binuen 3tpet Stunben ftarb
GIIsmortb, 0ts., "a. Hooember. er.-Dsr
Stnrm pGbrenb Der testeu Tad,t mar etu
aubergsp0bnliG beftiasr. Die Shoouer !. al
tarIia," abigail Sa1nes," n0ueQa," .&eo
Rousr" nro yBauner." tpelhs In Der Miins
buug hes @usnorth. &ipsr Dor 4nttr laasu,
wurbsn BON ibrsm gutergruaos lpssertfisu
uno alf ben Strauo Qetporfeu. SGmMtltbe
NuH' ttpne INV ek4sutttq upI~uVtHt.
Yroptbence, 8.=S., "a. Roo.- Stele
gGornfeiue, 8dume, i3duus II bal. murben
tn Der l,sten RaGt bier iib.r ben Saufen es'
tprtfsn. Die Btuth fttsg ie5r bod uno BE-
ifdbists bae geIeiie Der oBropibeuce sBar.
rem BriicI Bnbn" am Sfufer Der Bal 70
bsbsut,ub, taB Der Serfehr bsute .friib ldu>
gere iSsit unterbro6en mar Su Hemport
errsitte Der 8iue stne 5Gnerigtsit BON
so Rsilsa per Stunbe. Die neifisn Eiiffeu.
banpfsr fiuo usrfpGtst.
Suutsr8 int, H..y., "a. Nopbr.-
gSts aus Anitpoille, Ntneola, SempReao
nnb nubersn Srten auf Song SeIaub genet
bet piro, psbte bsr Sturm tn Der lssteu
Noht nisle fleinsre @ebdube, i3Gnue II. I. N.
nm, eutnnrsslts Sdums uuo pernriadte .rs
bsblids Serlnfie.
Routreal, @an.. "a. Noo. - @tn In
orounqeusr NaGt unb beute Den sans,n Sag
bier piitbenber Sturm errsifte cine Shuelz
Iisfsit BON 6S Wsileu per Stuube. 8etrddt.
lidher SGaben entifano.
RemsSrleans, "a. Houtmber.-@in
Wobnhaus nuf Der Berrst'fden Blautage i'm
4irdipiele ct. Sohns purbs tn ber lestsn
Gamiaass sylaGt burG eiuen &stlon b.mo=
ljrt unb GnatcIe Bsrrst blteb anf Der StsIle
tpbt. Die iibrieen Bspotner eutfareu uus
p,rl,st. Dos @obubaus auf u. Ratarste
BInutose tpnrbs sbtnialls ssrfOrt, uub Rala.
ret fQm urr's 0ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
Cd, fnhle midi 10 mch[."

ESD min Shuen banfen, boB Sie mir BON
Or .Bierce's "Favorite Prescription" (0te6.
ling =Serorhuuua) ersdblteu, a" iGrsibt etus
Dame an lire Srenuotu. sGluge 3ett
founte ida metue bintlihe Grbstt nidt usrs
rtthteu. Sd bltsb auf. fibits mit absr
aaua erbdrmlih. Sd bate i4redlt4ss
aopiweb. tmpfauo siu 3srrsn qnsr iibtr mst'
men S5rper uno mar saui ihpad unS mntb-
Toe. RaH Gmpiaug Sbrts BEtefes IteB Id,
mir GtmQs BON bee ar5uet itnetn, uuo he
Dot mid furtrt. SD srfeane nitt tau1l
pi,Str, iG ffhIs m.5 10 tppai," t285 5.7&4Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
Meffe Oplfsiffett.

Wewart, RS, "a. Housmber.- Die
goIi,tftsn Grant uno 9eutus rpurosu beute
4beno usasn StruS;uraubs nnb Norban.
Qriffs brm @srihtsperfabrsu iibsruieieu.
Gle batten iid geftsrn abeno i'm Dtsnts be-
trunf.u, etnen Manu angssrtffsn, tan nun
cine fleine Sunme @slb beraubt uno ri.b=
rsre S&afis auf ibu ubesfsuert, oils sr 3u
sriat.bsn ueriudte. 3pet auhers Boltitiieu
fin6 pom DteHffe iuepeuotrt tporben, tpetl iie
6ie Sstrunfeuen utd3t psrbafteteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
Cine meffpnreiae G6ble AM
Cheat Nioer.

Btttsburg, Beuui., "a. Roubr. -
Giue Gcsstalbspeide aus Rtngnoob, U.s.
3d., ueloet : s@ius merfpiiretge S66ls III
Iu.beu In Der gidbs BON bier am @bsatsRiusr
entbedt morben. Gine flstue Oeffnuus fiibrt
au fiebeu btutsrsinauber lisseueeu untertrbi.
fdbeu @emdGsru. bersn tleinfss rs Eus laua,
40 Sus brett unb 30 6uB bod In. Die S0ble
IN ned nid,t serau srfOrfdt nurSeu, allstn
mon staubt, baB fis etns fshr ausgebsbate
IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
Ser aeffranbete Sampler ,,Guas
NnlruNeH

0aibtngtou, 8. g., "a, Rop5r. -
Gsr StsuoIbeamts ;u Earuegat. Snlst Be-
t;btet, baS fd Der auf Der bOrtigeu Barre
gefranbete 9ampfsr y9uaba!onpe" iest tn
asflbrltdrer Gage bsfiuoet uub bab bts Brans
hnrg iiber istnsm Serosd 3uiammenihIagt.
Gin EteiI ter Wannihaft petgerte iif, am
Both Al blsibsn, uub tpurbs ans llfer bsf0r'
brit. Der @apitau unb sins 9potsmauu'
5Gaft bsftnbsn fiG nod auf Dem 9ampftr.
Gas @afisr ftht II SuB bod im Shiffsz
raum unb stpa bic 9dlfts Der 9abuus III ses
bcraen tporosn. Wiau fiirftet, 6aB Der
8amefer in Der Ritts sntspst brs1sn unb
tauu BON Der "Bogsu sduSttd ssrtriinmsrt
mtrasn mito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-25
@iue 6bineiiftf,e RotiptoIbanf.

Gan Srau3teco, "a. Rousmbsr. -
BphnadriftN ans Eotio ergebsu, bn6 In
Bsfin etue Pant uutsr bem Hamsn ,8egte.
ruuesbauf BON @btna" asgriinbet norbsn
ID. Die Sdlfte bes Gapitals ruroe ucu 4us'
ldnbern qelt,tsrt unb bos Dtretturtum befte5t
III alsidiu S6Ifteu aus &htnefeu unS aus.
Idnberu.-SGpere 3iegeusiifie habeu bts
8sisernbts tn Der BrOuiu3 @htu'Stang ct
bsbIiSi heidb6btQt.