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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

DURHAM Dors From the RocnnID,
tie tobacco Flt"t, and the D1i1y Repor-
ter: Miss Lizzie Hunt, a charming young
lady Of Milton, is visiting the family q
Or. j. j. Watkins Miss Daisy
Green is recovering from a severe attack
of fever MIR. &. G.. Markham aud
MIR. w. }. STt each had a barn of to-
bacco burned Tie Banner BlSe Ball
Cub takes a tour beginning with i.aleigh
LIST and Ind OF September, with Carolir as
OF Henderson, Sept. 3rd, with the Gran
vile of Oxford, Sept + h They will
take In Norfolk. Portsmouth. AMI Old
Point, before they return -- rhe 10.
bacco crop Of Person county has becn
very seriously damaged bv the drought
Mn. McGfee son of Hon Montford
Notice of Raleigh, has accepted a situl-
ton with Capt. r. j. Parrish. SIT
urday evening Mr.. 5 I. Norgans pLc-
ton was upset while turning around 10
front of Carr drug store, throwing Mrs.
Morgan and little Blanche out. Several
bruises was all the damage .--Our
clever young townsman, Mrs. w. w.
Avery, left Sunday morning for Mebane-
where he goes to manage the Mebane
Mill Cos. fh Norfolk base ball
club played the Banner club of this place
last Friday and Saturday. The game
stood Friday, Norfolk -, Banner 4 !; Sat-
urday, Norfolk Is, Banner MIR.
Swift, of VAUDEVILLE, will move to Dur
ham in a few weeks to engage 10 the leaf
tobacco business. He has purchased a
lot from DR.. Watkins and will erect there
on a beautiful residence. -M r. G..
Lea of Alamance, is erecting a handsome
residence on Snitton Heights next to Mr..
Geo. W. Watts. The Durham Wooden
Mills, is being rapidly pushed to couple
ton. There have been only five masons
at work for the past ten day ) ct they have
laid lbs, 900 bricks. This is fine work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

RoMANCEo or IL SEA.-W Clark Rus
sell, Marryatt successor "a u spinner OF
sea yarns" has, like Charles Reade,
been accused of violating probabilities IL
his remarkable stories of the dangers, the
mysteries, and the coincidence Of a sail
orr career. In one of his stories a sed
captain becomes insane, and alter very
strange behavior commits suicide.
But the ship Margerite, from New
York to Bremerhaven, was not far out CT
its last voyage when the mates discover
ed that the captain, who had been aiiing,
was muttering and growing hat there
was a mutlny on board, that the mer
were often standing near him and talking
of throwing him overheard. TO pacif,
him the mate would call all the men NJ
from the forecastle and have the captain
count them, 50 as to reaSSurc himself
but he would not be convinced.
Finally, n evening the cabin boy
came to the first mate and told him the
captain had fired a revolver at him wher
he went into his stateroom. The mate
ran to the cabin, but the captain, revol
yer in, threatened to shoot the first mar
who entered. Smoke was seen issuing
from the captains bedroom. The shiI
was on fire!
The affair was growing critical. Will
a door mat for a shield the mate rushed
at the captain and succeeded ia THROWN.
him upon the bed. The captain, alter
firing at him without hitting him, finally
escaped from his grasp. The lunatic ther
rushed cut, popping at the lamps ant
breaking several. and finally, making
target of the man at the wheel.
As the ship was loaded with oil, tn,
extinction of the fire was the most impor
tant thing to be done. So the mate turn
ed his attention to that. Having pu
out the fire he rushed on deck, but coul,
not find the captain. Supposing that h,
had reached the cabin again the mat,
closed the door, and posted a man outsid'
with orders not to let the captain out.
In silence and expectation they waitet
for the next movement Of the lunatic
who was bent on setting the ship on fir,
aud numbering the crew. But nothiD,
was heard. Venturing to look into the
cabin nobody was to be seen. The cap
tam had committed suicide.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

A CRAZY Man MISTAKES Hrs WIFE
FORA BURGLAR AND KILLS HER. Jack
son, Mich, August 22.-Thomas Muir
ply, a mechanic employed in the Smith
middlings purifier, and who has lately
been in Ill health, became excited last
night at the belief that burglars were in
the house, and attacked his wife and stab
bed her with a pair of slender-bladed
scissors five times. One wound in the
throat severed the arteries, and in ten
minutes the unfortunate woman bled to
death. Her screams being heard by their
children. they entered and dragged their
father off. When he realized that he had
slain his wife, he was frantic with grief,
and running nearly two miles to police
headquarters, be gave himself up.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03
DR.. John r Cbap;n NOS ala

....Dr. John B. Chaplin, was elected
to the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Pennsylya.
MIA Hospital for the Insane, to succeed
the late DIR. t. s. kirkbride,
...Markdale, Ont, August 25.-This
afternoon William Norris. head teacher
of the Markdale School, shot Hiss Ford.
the second teacher. He fired five shots,
three, taking effect. He then shot himself
dying instantly. Miss Ford is still alive,
but cannot recover.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

SUICIDE OF A Observation-Disclosures.
). g., Aug, 2 .-John r. Sloan, the
white farmer, who murdered his wife in
the presence of her children at Newberry
on Aug. -. was hunted down by a Sher-
1T : posse this morning, and surrounded
10 a log house in the adjoining county of
Laurens. When called upon by his pur,
suers to surrender, he drew a pistol and
shot himselfthrough the left breast. caus-
ing instant death. The Governor had
Yesterday offered a reward of $3.50 for
Sloan's capture.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

almost dead or nearly dylLy."

For years, and given UP by physicians.
Of Bright's and other kidney diseases.
liver complaints, severe coughs called
co sumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crozyii!u
From agony Of neuralgia,
wakefiiness, and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People draan out Of shape from ex-
cruciating pang9 Of rheumatism, infam-
matory and chronic, or suffering from
s~crofuia.
E~rysipelas!
''Saltrheum, blood poi ,onin, :. dy,pep-
STA, Indigestion, and 10 fact, almost all
diseases fraip'
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters,
proof of which can be found in every
neighborhood in the known world.
tB None genuine without a bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun
all the vile. poisonous stuff with Hop"
or Hops in their name.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

4 MeDERN More than
half a century ago a good New Hamp
shire deacon by the name OF Day, LIVING
not far from the White Mountains, had
seven children-six daughters and one
sou. They were known as his SIX weak
DAYS and one son Day. The six dau,h-
tiers had six '.beaus.'' and a. the accom-
modations OF the house were limited 10
one sitting room. each glrl and her "i'i-
low" had the use Of il one night IN the
week. The house being situated on a
a hill. a little candle, every night III the
wear threw It's beams ataT, Ike a good
deed in a naughty world. 1t became a
landmark at night for miles around. aud
was known as Deacon DAYS light
house.
But a b. one the candles disappear
ed. The Days. II not turned nights.
were turned into Smiths and Henrys
Henrys and Iiobinsons, an with their
hus stands set TO work, like Lears daugh-
tiers, To get their fathers property into
their hands and turn tile old a now a
widower. out 10 grass. His son, who
was a sea-farer, had been drowned, aud
so by fraud and cunning the Deacon
IOuud Hlinsell sLIGihS oh tHc io1ooiuo'
as it were, without a root To shelter him
He took a solemn oath, hat after such
ingratitude he would never work or save
again nor speak to II individual OF a
race capable Of such treachery. He sud
denly disappeared aud was never seen
again in the vicinity of his home.
But for many years past there has
been seer in various parts of Connect
cut, especially neal Hartford, a singular
being dressed like George Fox, the
Quaker, wholly i'll leather, except his
shoes, which are OF wood. Who he is,
whence he comes whittier he goes, no
one knows. He seems to have a route
of travel, as he appears at regular in
teryals in the same places and at the
same houses.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

DO you wish a beautiful complexion?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t cleanses
and puriies the blood, and thereby re-
moves blotches and pimples from the
skin, making it smooth and clear, and
giving it a bright and healthy appear
ance,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

J..
Ask any or all of the IN Dst emiLen
physicians:
What is the best AMI onlv remedy
that can be relied on to cure all disease
Of the kidneys and urinary organs; such
as Rights disease, diabetes, retention,
or inability to retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar to Women
And they will tell YOU explicitly aud
cmphatically "Buchu
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia.
constipation, indigestion, bi~liorsness,
malaria, fever, auge, &c." and they will
tell YOU.
Mradrukei Or Dunlel;oa mr."
Hence, when these remedies are com
binel with others equally valuable.
And compounded into Hop Bittcrs,
such a wonderful and mysterious curative
power is developed, which Is 90 varied 10
its operations that no disease or i'll health
can possibly exist or resist its power, and
yet it is
Iar MESS for the most fraii woman.
weakest invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER RI,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03
Lord Collin CamphalpS

....Lord Colin C~ampbell's constitu-
ents in Argyleshire decline to support him
for collection to the House of Commons
on account of the bad treatment of Lady
Campbell as shown by the recent divorce
proceedings.
Elena Frederick, a widow, who
owned a hotel at Coney Island, disap-
peared suddenly a year ago., aud was sub
sequently found wandering in Washing
ton. She had fallen In love with a New
York broker, and became disti acted when
she found that he was a married man.
She was adiudged to be insane. and her
uncle was placed in charge of her proI ell
ty. She has now recovered her sanity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03
Vital CuestIops!!!t

1sk the most eminent physicirn
OF any school, what is the best thing
10 the world for quoting and allaying all
irritation of the nerves, and curing all
forms OF nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep aIways2
Ana they will tell YOU unhesitatingly
- Nnno kurns Of LLIus LLL-l
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-03

liners and others desiring a genteel. lucrative
'-'ity business, by which S to $40 a day can b.
"liA'-5oN Co. lS5 aud III Fulton Street New
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-02
sSranfrei6s t4HS G6ina.
9iurs rubis ouf Gem Srtcssft5dupInge. - Der
utlitbe ERifbmafc1 ppn Berm4tbuussn
une Gerildbtsu.

/ 2iHrs rubis ouf Gem Srtsesfdb1upIaBe. - Del
nbIibs ERifbmafa pom Bermutbunssr
une 6sriidbfsH.
2nuoou, l. September. - 2aut elmer
| 8spside ans 0engs6Oug bat 4oairal 2Gur.
tst oeriiin6et, baB er istne Sperattouen aui
bem RinflIfe 5eeubet Eat, ulS baB Rauf-
fatrteiidtffe iest tptsber o9ue @sfabr iu
Suz9i6su stnlaIfeu t0u1eu. -9ie SaH6ur-
aer Snuflsuts, pelfle itd nit osm d5tnaf-
itsu 9auoel bei9dfItaen, babeu oen 6iirfsn
Bismard erIuGt, ietueu gInfu6 bai Der fran
a6fiiGeu 8egteTHug gu Osrweuoeu. nm etHs
Slcdabe Der dltueiii4en $ertraQebdfaH III
0erbiiteu. - @iner BItvatospsi4e aus Iteaz
Sin 3ufOlge finb bic &hiueieu ourG inre fiir;.
Ii6en gtsberlngsn uitt TN R;ubsfieu cut
mutbigt. 8ie &egieruuq bat etu @oiit er.
Ieiisn, r0eIdlrS bic &CEppsu 3um RlupTe gez
gen bic SraJiOien aufmuntert ua6 ben Q3fals
ttbDrter nnentbalbsn etni&asit. bte fraBi6z
ftGen Observation-Disclosures Dor gitB9aIoluug
3u lGiiBeu.
Barts, /. Septsmber. - Der 8ert5t
tGb 9btna etHe fbrneue 6rtegaerttdruug &C..
gen 6rautretd erInfsu babe, III unbsgrit1s
BET. Bremiermjnifter Serrp bat etue etas
nTGtgs @rbolHnRsrstis nad Sat1t Die an.
gCtrdsr, unS man iGltgBt btsrGu5, oaB faiue
rotitsren, uEmtttelbarsR 3uiamneafOBe nit
ben Gbtneien III ermartsn ftnb. 4onItral
&or,bst bat bic SuIeI 0tatou parlliien uHb
fidl UermutbliG nod 6aiuau beqebeu. 5uni
bunbert fran3Ofide SolSaten fiuo oou 60
dir &biua uu6 RsIuug bsOr0srt pOroeu.
%oniraI @ouTbet ptro nit BEN Sr6eu Der
@bciRisgiou befortrt peTbsn.
9lCm, /. September. - 6arbtnnl Saco
btni bsr pGpfliGe StaatsIeIrstdr. bat ote
frau}0Fite 8eaieruna burG cine gote auf.
atiorbgrt, bic iran30Fitsu Rtiitouare In
GhtEa 1u IdiiReu. Ser Satitau EDiro mabrs
idSiElt6 and an bic anbsrsu Ytidts appel
Iirgp
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9nr,s RnhrInsptfdlc11.


Ser trCattide SauSta8 TT auigd0t
mOrbsn.
- Gugnfe &uou, Ser bsriibmte frau30Fiae
Suria, tft gsfOrbeu.
- Or. 8uprafoir, friiasr eta belanater
gpttIpddter au ucea.8abeu, TT geaorben.
- Ste 0freidif4ru goitdmter il 8ulaa=
rirn fiub nufgebObsu HuO 0ur9 bulgarti9a
srisst nOrbeu.
- Der 90Rtp 8Grl Ueu Rumiaiau iii gum
Bsua osB aOaias Glilau Uou Ssybisu iu
gegroO etugetrohsu.
- upter beu beutjdan Eru5eau, Die on
hsn Rnr0peru in 8sfpraIeH tbetlne5me1,
if Der Inpbus ausge6rOAeH.
- Sr. Sa8. Ruffeu Qopsu, ser ameritaut.
ife @sianste on England, IL berm GorO
0tbhleton gu Rotttngbam auf 8eiad.
- Brefon's 6tademngu3iu gu 8alfuf,
SrIaub, brauute Oeraeferu 3gm gr0Geu
Gbeile uttbsr. Der Serluf 1T bsbeuteuo.
- Su 8ubrootea, i'm wsaliGen RusGaub,
fin0 % Bsrioueu pegsu 8ttbetItguug on
siusm INIT Semttenirapaue UgrbQftet NOR.
Den.
-Serr Sarrere, Der iran30fide diploma
ttihe Ngeut fir gghpteE, wslder it6 etnt5e
3stt in Burts aaf5teIt, tsbrt bsuts ua4
Cairo 3uriid.
- @te bon Bertiu gemsloet pirb, bat Die
01egtsruug bsuti6su OifBtersH Oerb0teu,
ndbrsno bss frnu30FiG'dtusti9eaRrts9e IN
Gtusfide 9teufe gu trsten.
- 8te Bforts bat sntihtebeu, oaB Die al
Gn6lau6 geiduIosts @utibdotsuug stueu
Brtoritdtsnniprud auf BITE Rsusnisu Der
tiirttideu Yrouiu3en babeu ioa.
- Qus Subteu fommsu Deitere 8ei5nsr.
BEN iiber Die anbaItsnbs Dirre. Su oeridte
oeuen @egsnbsu pou BHnoi9ab, gipIOTe,
8tccun Huo Wabras ift Ote Srnbts idou fat
gang uerieugt.
- BremtsrmiutFer @la6foue bts1t an
Guuitng Abeuo in Der 9etruioeb0:ie 3u
Gbinturgb, SdOttlaub, cine Rebs, uuo met
rire GorsIisn murbeu ibm BET Der ge!ageGs
belt prdisuttrt.
-8r. BON S6l6Jer, Der Ssrtrster 8reu'
feu'S I'm 8atifan, Dtro BON Ber!tH uuf 'et'
psu YOfisu suridtebreu trOs Ser OoH ben
luoeIi0buli6eu gefelteu Sorberung Der DAT
Beburg isusS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
- Sn 9ubliu, SrIuHo, babsn fa Osr
SpernbtrsGtor Rnrl Roia uno etn 9dager,
RomsnS SHa3sus, gsgeuieitta tiidttg per-
haueu, mall GTferer Sua3tuts Srau oeu
fTgten gutritt Ia has berettS NIT SefaderH
iberfuute ,@aitp, Gbsutsr" osrpetgsrte.
- SIN Sabre 1881 faub bel etusm Stter'
Qsfsht i'm BraoO 3u Rarisills etue Rata
fropbe fiatt, bat rrslfsr uisIe Beriouen Usr'
lest murbeu. Dteis uerllagteu bic Staot
auf S@abansrias. pelGen iu leifeu, oteieIbs
audl Oeruttbeiit pur6e. Der ShaoenUrias
murbe iset NIT fiiuieiubalb BftatOneu 6ranca
fsff9sfeut.
- 9tr llmfnub, bnB bic Wuui3palbsb0r'
ben BON Dublin unb &tuseteDn BEN 9srlog
ron gbiuburga BET istnem tiir3tthsu Be
iuds ui5t bic @afireunbilQit Der Staot au'
boten, ruirb isst Der uria5e 5ugei3rts6en
ba6 bic gtuni,ipalosb0tosH ieusr Stdots
( fsius nmtIide NadriGt iiblr oos Soamsu
! bee 9er3Ogs erbteltsa.
- Carbon, ber berii5mte 9lbnsuiartft-
Hsusr, bot Gin ueuss Gid flr Sarah Bern.
! barbt geidrtsbsH. rpelhas I'm NoDember ieis
! re trfis 4ufilhrnHg srlebsu mirb. Die
Rtrubarbt ntrh hls ,ShsOooru," cine Eduz
;ertn, auftrettn, lpeIGs ipdt:r i5rsu @sit -,
ian, SuRtrian hsn @roSru. hetrat5st. 8il
Sun6lrnq bee Stiidss baiirt aui Elm. IN Bpr,
fad in tsr lOmii&.n @sitt6ts.
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REtn rWcrFer Rahriateu.

Ren.gorf, l. Sept.-Gtua 80 BaIia-
Qiere oss 9ampfsrs n&ttp Of &ome," etu'
idItsslih mebrerer Samen, BADEN ZEN Ct
gentbiimeru Der yGudhor Sine" etnen $roteff
Qsgen bus @sfutten bss Suiarbiptsles am
GOrb tbrsr Sdtffe 3ugsidtdt. @sbriOsr
Seubetlon, Nasntsn Der srndbnten Qtnie,
eril6rsu, bic Beihnerbeu t0unteu iih nur
puf bas auf allen S;saub ampferu gebrdu6
liGe Sertaufsn BON yBools" bs,iislid Der
ieeeu Eaa 3uriidgelegtsn Otetlenjabl be;tez
beu. aeiu anoeres Saiarbipiel pdre 10 ib=
Ter ReuntniB eetommen.
- Berj. s. Nsaoe, elm Neffe bes uerfOrz
bensu @suerals Renbe, ia islt benz /. auz
euft Qus Der gSobuurg isiner Ytuttsr tn
8roOllpu psri6munben. Sett ietnsm Ser
itntnesu III tim bon stnem fiir3ltd usrfor.
bsnsu Sntel ein Ssrm6gen bintsrlufeu NOR.
hrn.
= Sos. GaTbp aus Spuptsu 9usuil,
psIdsr ftb beute On Der Irbetterparaoe BE-.
theiIiate uno fih baun berauifte, bsiudte
i'm ganfe zee Cages Soburg's S6abf1brtt,
ylr. 122, 0efs25. Stra6e, uuo erueuerte
siren oIten Streit NIT oem bort beihdftig.
ten Hobt. Tlc9reeor. 8as Gnbs bonn 9ta6s
NOR, Su6 0cSrsgor BON &aif6p 6urd einsu
NsFriftt t0btlid3 usrlest purbs. Der
Sb6ter bsfinbst fih In Saft.
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Sn 6 9btCGgo i9o6 Der beuti5e gtisu
gtGser RorI 3. gIeitlluber auf ietne Trau
unb osrnuubsts 7s t6btltd. BettlduSrr Is5te
Itou lett mebrsreu Sabrsu BON ietuer Srau,
ntt peItsr er itt augsblth Dor 70 Slbrsu
bsrbetratbet bate, getrennt. als Gruuo Der
Srsnnuug CAB gGettldnber an, baf Ietue
jSrau NIT msbr, uIs siusm 3usenb Uiduneru
IN nertroutsm umgaug gefauosn babe, aber
tros Der augeni4stultdea lIatreus beyIslbsn
babe er fetS elm madiames 4uge auf fte aez
babt uu6 0fteIs ben Bsriu1 aemad5t, Iie oou
tbrsm 9nng sur 1StsImdunsrei" 3u betsbz
ran. I'm uOrtgsn Douusriage min gBeitldu
ber BON etner Reiis nad1 ben Blad 6tus gu
rtdgetebrt isiu un6 bic yta6ri5t erbaltsu
baben, oaB isiue BrGa fd in Der SAllts
ptrthl6oft Oon 9GinTt@ BietariEp auf6olte.
Gr babe ith bortbiu bsgeben uub ietne Srau
CADET gstroHsn, ola fs nit DtstsItHg on ets
nsm 3tibe gsisiisn babe. Su Der &ntrtfuug
btsrtibsr babe er 6aH gurdln6 gsfaBt, an
Der ungstreuea bIutigs Radle 3u ns9msn.
3u oteiam 39sde clio bsgab fi4 gGattldnotr
naa tem 6duie isiusr Brau, feuerts, ais er
ne ~ @eEiht belaul, 6rei S9lIle oou atntsu
ami fie Ga uub elite ecau, obue nd uul lstu
AFter AZ bstiimmeru, uaa Der 0!stsrtH9'
ltta BirtbiHait, pSlbs iih IN eer yiahs be-
fidbtt, NIB mudte ben Bsriu4. anh 0tsts'
ting 7u erIdirSeu. 9eBtgrer grin lu letu2n
sigsnEu Reuoluer uuo pe9rte ben md.neu
ben Ws! ihsu oaullt ab, Der ittttBltfz uatsl
| iGredliden 3robuuatu Die 28trit elit DER
lisB uuo fd uaa istnsm RoFt auie 5sgab
! no TIN bic PoliJ,t usEhaftsts,
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NiebmarFte.

@btcego, /. S1netns: GU
fubr $500, 8erisnSuua 5000 Stiid; Breiis
purityten ;uiihsu $S.115 uub $6.75.-Riub.
oteb: 3ufubr 5000, 8srienbuug 1000 9tid;
Brsiie paritrtsu 3ptidsn s.. 80 uuS $7,00.-
GdGafs: 3ufu6r 400, Serieubuug tetne;
greiIe uarilrtsu sniideu $1.00 nub $4.00
ct. 9ouie, /. Ssptsmber.- S4Ueiue:
9uiubr 2700, Yerisn6uua $500; Brstle part
irttn snii6su Sc. Is uuo -8iuOuisb !:
3ufubr 100, Selieuhnua 800; Prsiie part
trten ,pii6sn So. so unb $675. - Sdaafs;
3ufubr 1900, Ssrieuouug 100; BrsiIs bari.
irteu 3piiden $1.75 uuo $4.00.
@afts2tbertp, Brnui., ben l. Sept.
-&iuboteb: i3ufubr 800, Serieubuus $50;
Breiie uartirten 3ntiGsu $3.50 uub 5000
Stpetus: 3ufubr 800, Serienbuus 300;
Breiie uaritrtsu 3tptiden $500 uu6 $3.50
Sdaafe: i3Hfubr 5400, Ssrisuouug 600;
Breite nnritrtsu aptfdeu $2.00 un6 SIS 90.
gSe ftp btlabelpbta, ben /. Sept.
- Ginbpieb 3ufubr 5000 Stid, prima
6i-74, quite 6-6I, mtttlerer ST -5f, ldle9te
4-5. - S6aafe: i3ufu9r 12 900, prtuta
as. CUTE At, mtttlerer 8 81,
Ifled)te 1-14.-Qdmmer 9-6t.-SGlber
80. - SdWetue 3ufubr AGO, wsitl.
9I-94.
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GuropdifGe 9aGefGeri6te.
Saifer EiibtIm ut ntdt eabet

gonbou, 2. September. .-gtae Bteaer
8eps'Ge on bic yDnitp RemS" nslOet:0 0Fats
fer Frnus Soispb tptto In bsr gtttte oteiss
Won0ts In SitsrnaUtc stls 3ui1mmentauft
NIT benz &3ureu bnbeu. Gatisr 2Stlb5lm
ptr6 ntGt 3ugegeu ietn."
Srost SGnfsIeiu uus erei after.
Qoubou, /. September. - Die tic}Ittle
3niammantuuft Der aOligg uou 5srbteu IuO
5iumanteu in 9slaroa errsgt betrddtttde
2lufmerfIanlteit In SerbtEhuIg NIT Ger be
oorfeberbeu 3uiamuIsufunft Der Satisr BON
9euti4ianb, Ssfrsi4 unb RaBIano.
Gr Saifcrin Gustnit in Sarlsbae.
Q0n6o d, 1. Ssptembsr.-RaiIertn gIz
gsnte, beren 9efiuoen ueuerotugs nteoer ais
etE tsiigres bs;et6net ptrb, bat In Rarlsbao
Gin dubsrft ifiuPs nub 3uridae3ogenes 9ebeu
gsfiibrt. Sn tbrem @sfolge bsfauosn ftt Srau
Sc Breton 9ourbati, Rtue SerDauots oeS
usrfotbsuen Generals, uuo Der RabtneteHef
giopolson's Ill, Betrte. Ssoen gfOrgeu
3pifGen uub ubr eritisn bic Raiiertn am
gGloSbruuneu, beelsttst ton elmer iuugeu
Dame, mel6e tbr regeIHldBtg ben Se6er IN
tsr Quene fiilen IisB. Die Sotlette Der
ebemuliosu Reherrideriu SSrantretdl'e 1etd=
uete fid1 immer burdb auffalsnoe Gtnfahbett
aus. Gin larger Baletot aus i4nar3er
gPous nub Rrspp umbiqte gen0bnlth tbre
gefalt; bus tumer nod iG0ue 9efbt be-
6edte fiets elm tiefidnurier Shleter. 9as
@ehfu nerurIodte Der RatIcrtn erfihtlt9
crnfe @dlpiertofeiteu. Ste mar genotbtet,
fidh nit Der redte1 Sanb auf etueu Stof 3u
fiiben, ndbreuo bic ltnte etneu Seunen'
Itirm uou ungeblsi6ter SstuuauO btelt.
Cine SpIae Der ,.Cran!sr"s EumuIte.
CTa So
bsute stu geriuG gsmatt, bic 8oSuuug et'
rss Sru. Ttoffait, oes Su9eftntenoenten
siuee aroRen @rubeunsrfs 3u &!eator= Vtoor,
bur9 8nHamit IN bic Guft gu lptsuGeu. @r
bate fid bic Sstnbihdit oer 9rubsnarbetter
augs3oasu, tpeil sr uqe ots Arb'ttsr, ote an
oem ,Srauisr" =Gufrnhr bstpatlt9t mlren,
entItt6. Dus Snus purbe bsitdotgt, aCleiu
Gle Benobuer entlaulsn uuoerlebt. Retue
gertaItuugeu iino UOrgenommsu poroeu.
Gin Eumult in GGIobrisn.
Som, 1. Septsmber.-0te Beo0ltsruug
BON Gioio, etnem 9orfe In @aIabrten, bat
ben brttiIdben 9ampfer y 8rtgbtbouie," trob'
hem berIslbe rsgelmdBig ausBefeute @sIuub.
beitsutteffe beiaS, NIT beDaff1ster @aDalt
bnrau usrbiuosrt, etneu Cargo au Soro 3u
ueSmeu. Die Beh0r6eu maren ut9t i'm
Stuubs, Die Srbuuug uufteft 3u erhalteu.
Trubosn Iuusu mad @ioja ubgei4tdt Uer'
ben, mn Die Ssubs su pabrsn, io6aIb bic BAL
iagisre anIangsn.
ERarFt nnS @nrie.
Qtuerpuol. /. Sspt., 1880 WtttaGs.
Soummo[e: gttteliortR ObsrlduSer 3g16,
bitto. Rep. Orleans Sc. - Die 8erfdufe
betrEasu $4,000, Spefnlatton unS Gnsiahr
20OO gaIleu, i3ufubr 2OOO.
Quubon, 1. Sspt. - Ser. Staaten'
Sbltauttunen: 4.prO3. 124, bttto 4Isprol,
115, 30. osrldngsrte 5'pro3. 1O4t.-Gttteu:
q. & o. gp. 81, DO. 2. 9. @rte 16g, DO. 2.
63A, Reu. gOrf Central 1918. Bsuui, Central
578, Sus.. central 1884. Ssabtra 14a, Ca
uubiau. guetiic 464, Esrtcnn S5, ct. Ban
86&.
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Ser &pblensrdber' NuSftanb in
tpefFlid1eu @snnfblDanieu,

9OaI 9entrG Ya.I I. Stptember =
Ser g@erifI beinGte hsuts Gas gaaer Der
Guefsbenhen SobIeugrdbec nid]t, nab Die
yGtrif.r" iiuS bem3ufolge non 10 sutIhloIea,
els je. @tns Au3abl SIopateu uab llugaru
fam hsute su @ourtusp oil uuo iou tn ben
@arfsIos3eGeu beidGfttgt wsr6eu. Sire
9Infunft erregt grose 8siOrguifis, iuNem ote
rStrifsr" fith euti9lpiieu erfdren, fie MID
urbetteu gu lafsu. 9ie @rabsubefBer sr.
tIdEen, penu Der ausfauo nod utsl lduaar
bauere, 10 tpiirbeu fte uugarH uno Slopateu
in oLiEu @rnbsn nuffeHeu.
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Su ietuer Grptsbsruug ermabute er fie
uumsntltd, fid uIlsr 8ubsf0ruugsn 3u ent=
bnIten, olIein bic Ssnbuug BON Sruppsu
mad ben geunnntsu Buntten Usrpti9te pte.
Der ben guten gtubrud, ba man geglou5t
bate, bnB sr ;u elmer ioldea RaBrsgel uur
ge3wuBgeu grstfen uerse.
Sn ietner antport Guf 6as Stiu6 bes
SGsrtffs bsfitmmt er ausoridtt5, oa6 Die
E,uppsn nur bic Aufgabe bdttsn, 2ebeu nab
@tgentbGm IN i6fseu, unb man idlieBt bar
nus, bnB fie nidt ais cine bIoBe 2stbma9e
Der SObIeus uuO Gtisnbabu- @Ompasute'n fun.
gtrsu iolIsu.
gBoObep, tuelder Samftag abs1S 8m. o..
CARA geitoiieu babeu iOu, tuurbe beute aus
bGm @sfGugnifie 3u Gogan In etaem Grtra
3uae nadl 2aucaffsr aebradlt.