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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
up for the occupation OF one hand to
tend the splitting saw.

up for the occupation OF one hand to
tend the splitting saw.
Mr.. Hurd looked on with astouish-
ment; already were q score of boxes
and more manufactured of the new
thickness, and they were actually more
valuable, as the thickness was ample for
all purposes Of strength, and the weight
was reduced one-haH. He was also de
lighted at his new acquaintance. who
took hold OF the work so handily, and
above all felt that he had at once given
him an idea worth half his business and
more. Mr.. Hurd was an honest and
faithful man, and unhesitatingly kept his
promise, installing Hiram in the busi-
ness with one half the profits.
The reader may imagine the letter
which Hiram wrote to his faithful Lucy,
and how she encouraged him in return !:
| and how the bua mess proved exceedingly
prosperous, and how it was enlarged,
and Hiram foun d himself at the end of
twelvemOnth worth some two thousand
dollars and no w Squire White pressed
his hand warm y when he returned to
ask for Lucy, and told him to "take
her." and how Lucy blushing laid her
fair cheek, hathed with happy tears.
! upon lis shoulder and her kind old
mother said that she had bnt one re-
| gret, and that was to part with Lucy,
"who would now go away to live il
York State'
But all this was SO, and Lucy and
Hiram were married, and their friends
declared that Heaven made the match.
and worked miracle for Hiram Veazie,
| who was SO good, and Industrious and
generous spirited. But these are not
| the days of miracles, and the reader
| knows very well that it was all brought
abou. l,y the most natural agencies.
Three vars only have passed since
| Hiram was married, as we have re-
! lated i'll tbs veritabe story, AMI "rl
| the Eloomingdale road, not long walk
from the large factory Of Hurd i Veazie
| lives Hiram and his lovely companion
| The large and pleasant house III which
they reside, is his own, and handsome
| surplus besides Each annual Christmas
! they return TO their childhool's home
and Lucy thinks the journey is health,
for Hftie Hiram.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
Domestic Recipes.

Two small tart apples are toothsome
addition to the stuffing of roast duck
or goose.
Apple fritters make nice entree to be
served with roast duck.
One of the wisest precautions to take
when You are baking is to have the oven
perfectly clean, and yet it is one that is
often neglected, and many an otherwise
faultless dish has been spoiled by the
sitting OF ashes from the upper CRATE in
the oven.
Nice rolls are made of two teacups of
sweet milk, two eggs, three and half
scant cups of -four, sifted, of course,
good pinch OF salt. Bake in very hot
gem pans, in a quick oven.
This is good dish: fry one pound
If veal in hot lard, having first cut it in
strips about two inches wide, and three
!, or four long when nearly done, add a
little butter and half a pint of oysters
chopped or cnt in small pieces !; season
with pepper and salt serve not with or
| without toast.
If goose that is to be roasted is al
lowed to lie in deep pan with cold
water over it, in which a tablespoonful
of soda is dissolved, all the oil can be
scraped ont Of the skin, and the coarse
flavor which is greatly objected to may
he entirely removed. The goose must
first be perfectly cleaned by rinsing
with clear cold water.
Cut cold meat as for hash; fill deep
dish with boiled macaroni, pour over any
gravy you may have, on the top of that
place the meat, cover it with tomatoes,
over which sprinkle breadcrumbs, with
| Drowned.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
urrR4H FOR THE MAN VINO PAYS!

re are men of brains who count their gain
n ,,.au...lon dollars or more;
~. iav afl sel, and really do wen
a....e money Of the poor.
r7,y ratase % get quite deep In deb'
~ van Il. crooked ways
80. IT, -ay that the man to-day
~. .nes, man who pays
,.,...tf town he never sneaks down
10y or wav-back street;
g.. i...! .r-s lie will never defect,
t,,tl.Is each man meet
u. p. tle cost before he is lost
Il i.bt- mysterious maze,
,r4t, i,y..r inys in manner nnwlse
r..oAg. f4r hls bill. and pays.
7.., certain air Of debonair
T. ,ar man who buy. for cash;
u..u,,t afraid OF being betrayed
~ !, jack-eg shyster'a dash.
wa, u, sav- to you he will certainly do.
/, ~ ra4h or thirty days;
9ehen le goes ont the clerks will shout
Uurfsh ,or the man who pays.
D.ch .stcle. II. Te1as Sif1t,.qs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

4 ball head amt alters lie sign Oh
s,.ns-. De tnrnip amt 10 spnnd airtey
yer Gu. of dc greens.
| has know'd tender hearted men dAa
~nfl stan an li.sen Ter n tale oh dis
stress an cry, bit at de aame time da
bill mighty tight grip on dime.
owed man Duct. an when
-pcke Ter him about II he said. ="dont
think oh aa.. for It's all right" but I
noticed airter omit thinking about it.
lie tuck il up An thought about II till il
worried rne powerful.
Fl q man thinks dat he's done suthin
funny. an yer lsngh. 1t pleases him
nightly, bnt ef yer laugh at him fnr do
IL su.hin' what amt funny. he don't
like il. All through life = man ~anD
his frria's ter look at his own AZ 20. {
own pleasure.
DE p,uss.n What j. only smart N or,s
thing inay make big success OBJ h,seei.
but he ough.en't ter think hard oh peo-
.,Ie cas-. da g,i4 tired Oh him. fur We
think more Oh dc mockin bird, not he
cause he can sing better den any ndder
bird, but because he's got so many dif.
fercnt songs. Arka,udm ndreley.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15

Mrs. l.. G.. Griffin, who has been for
years missionary in Hindostan, re-
Gently returned to America to recup-
crate To reporter for the st Paul
Pioneer Press she described woman's 5
life in India. She says: "The govern
ment Of the house of the Brahmin is
strictly In the hands of the man; Of the
father during the youth OF the family,
and Of the eldest son after he marries.
The son always takes his wife home to
the raternal roof, and as the sons marry
additions are built to the house until 1t
often becomes village in itself. In this
place tile women are inlprisoned-lit-
erally buried alive. From the day Of
their marriage, which Is at a very early
age, they never see more Of the outer
world than the narrow e1panse Of SKY and
clo:ii that looks down upon them be-
twe<.n the walls Of their prison home.
No NEIL are allowed to enter the house
but the members OF the family and the
priest. except on very rare occasioEls,
and then unseen by the women. Mar
ri.~f at ten years-for spinsterhood Is
ala ~ uable- mother, at twelve, tlev
ar. faded and old a; the beginning 0.
their fifth lus,run. They die Of sheer
old age at about thirty"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
Le "turers' AnnOyances.

did you ever hear Of a 'queerer p
asked well-known lecturer in the course
Of chat. The visitor had not.
well, when one of those persons
whom | pick ont to represent the rest Of
the audience happens to have any very
noticeable peculiarity about his face or
his clothing, | call him 'queerer,' he-
cause he 'queers as they say in slang
that is, he distracts my attention from
my lecture. Once hit on man whose
necktie had hitched up over his collar
and WAS rubbing against the back OF his
neck every time he moved his head. II
there is anything that makes me feel like
flying it is to feel anything Of this sort
against the back of my neck, and 80
cot up lively sympathy for that man,
though he was one Of those nerveless
creatures who wouldn't be tidgety even
il the back of his collar should be I'M
bu;toned | could fairy feel that hot
necktie rubbing against the back OF my
perspiring neck, and it kept nearly all of
my attention. 4 dozen times l pushed
NV own necktie down before and behind,
but the relief was only momentary; the
feeling that it was bobbing up and down
and was about to chafe me came back -
soon as l removed my hand. strug-
gled on, aud am not sure whether I
talked to my subject or switched off to a
dissertation on misplaced neckties. Fl.
nally, when it seemed as il should Jump
out OF my coat If that necktie was moi
pushed down. ! stopped short al said
in loud voice: will that gentleman
in the third rox-right there Il pointed
dead q, him will he push down his
necktie?' This provoked . storm d
laughter, and I went on just as If fre-
quentlv threw loke like that into my
lecture
4 SCIENTIST saws the reason kissing i.
:. p!ea.a,. Il because the teeth. Jaw
lse.a-- AMI iips are .uA of nerves, ard
3 l.rn the .ils. meet al e!.ciric carreIs /.
generated Tnis Is ID dosib. the 'ru.
,xplaua,loa We have noticed vhe,
ho.d,ng the handles of al electrleI ma
cAis.-. tina: j. Is very ditticnls H. stop, an1
j. i good deal the same Wy with k-4s-
If.s-
HERE il tia. little sum that / ors
rou. All had completely fqrgct
"a Il .'Yoa .aoali have told that ms
/ .--...tar ." EwSfiak kLA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
Symptoms Of Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia, like other ailments, may
be either mild or severe. When chronic,
having had an imperceptihle beginning,
1t may 60 on until the simplest food
ceases to nourlsh, aud causes great dis
tress, and the aiiment itself IS no longer
influenced by medicine. Some persons
inherit a weak digestion, yet by constant
care get along with but little disco m
fort: and through this very care, escape
more dangerous diseases, and enjoy "A
comfortable old age. Others, inheri.,ng
a powerful digestion, are reckless and
intemperate in their use of food-be-
coming at length wretched victims to
dyspepsia, and die An early and sudden
death.
The following statements will give
an idea Of the more characteristic symp-
toms OF dyspepsia, and explain their
nature. Food is not whether
from its quantity or its quality, or from
weakened condition OF the stomach
ferments and undergoes other chemical
changes, whereby gases and various acids
are developed.
These gases, if in the stomach, dis
tend it, impede its action, and press il
up against the lungs, hindering their ex.
pansion. If the gases gather in the
intestines, they cause distress, and often
severe collie.
The acids irritate the nerves which
terminate i'll the digestive tract, giving
rise to peculiar uneasiness, or, perhaps
to positive pains Moreover this whole
tract becomes more or less inflamed, the
tendency Of which is to check the digcs
tive secretions.
If the gastric juice IL lessened. -
power to digest meat is lessened. II
bile is diminished, the power to di =
fat is equally diminished, and the m
ment of the bowels is rendered slow
constipating 4
If the pancreatic fluid is checked,
starchy foods are so far left to ferntlO
and to irritate, instead of digesting nd
nourishing.
Further, through that wonderful
Of nerves which bind all parts OF !.
system in mutual sympathy. disturba =
! at any point of the digestive trac. L
give rise, especially in very susce-Wl
persons, to severe and incomprehensir rr
pains at the most remote points, {
even to violent spasms.
The brain, in particular, is expose, -
suffering, not only from aches, some
times dull, yet constant, sometimes 70
briefer periods, yet excruciating, bu
with depression that makes the suffere
disagreeable to himself and to others.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15

Mistress Indeed. Did you ever live
in house as large as this?"
New Servant -.Oh. no. was not
speaking of the house, was thinkin'
how nice that noise up-staiss souusls. II
reminds me Of home all the time"
Mistress--"Oh,y yon mean that ham
mering That is my daughter. She il
devoted 10 relousse work IN brasa' 1t u
very fashionable ntrw<s.ld she haa quite
talent that way But how can that re-
mind you Of y"ur home? Where did you
live2'
New Servant Next door 10 4 10 q
factory. mum
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15
THE HUMOROUS PAPERS.
WHAT VIZ FINn IN THIN TO LAu9n
OvR4s


II $AxDs
Farmer Groesbeck, a lfiahhkill Plains.
has had his little joke. and, what il
mere, he has paid for il. He thought
that it would be an intensely amusing
thing to send for the village doctor in
great haste, aud when he a1lsea 70 in
troince goose with . broken wing -
the patient. He carried out the pro.
gramms to the letter. The, doctor
seemed pleased. too; set the goose's
wing. left minute instructions a. to tho
care and diet OF the fowl, and called
every day for a fortnight. And-sent in
his bill accordingly. Farmer Groesbeck
grumbled. protested. refused aud paid.
SOMETHING ABorr / 200.
Gilhooly strolled into a fashionable
Austin church last Sunday, Just before
the service began. The sexton followed
him mp, and tapping him on the shoul-
der and pointing to a small cur that had
followed him into the sacred edifice.
said:
Dogs are not admitted"
That's not my dog" responded Gil.
hooly.
But he follows you"
well, SO do you"
The sexton growled, and removed the
animal without unnecessary violence -
2eras SiftinNs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15

"wHAr did that lady say :" aAked Mr..
i,nvern 10 his confidential clerk "I'd
ra:her not repeal her wofds. sir," re-
oiled the clerk bat | must know.
Mr.. Plume-mu.s know. sir" "Oh il
.ou insist upon il. sir, suppose must
tell you. She said you we're al business.
but Won lacked culture" soy ex-
claimed Mr.. Bnyem in astonshment
.r14ack culture, eli? Look here. Mr..
Plume; dye know you'd oughser TOLD me
. that long ago. Let's have some right
away, before Scrin. & Blowhard can get
aheado Of On. Bosson TYdnScrip<-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15

Az old Indian chief of . hostile tribe
recently mad. Al speech, in which he
-allrd himself . BLASTED ok" Pale
t.c,.s whom be AID his tribe have b--c
a-.oyiag oAA al0's bsa.ssl nasaaee
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15

DrRIso the thick fog the other -ses
ing Com Com took pT~rr ''!lhu
man nv the hand and led him d h. sssJr
Telling fhe story to q friend ~ IL
lowing day he cried 1T : terri
lie i.!'ai II saets ~ @
l1arstr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-15

Hrhg /. that little sum thai | owe
roa. All had completely fQrgos-
"a u. 'Yoa saoa.d have told tha, mo
.uu.es ,"-Fres.ch [Ea-
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MANURE
ion and skill gained in this
nd we offer it with great con-
FOR BRIGHT 1os1cco
with it bring the highest
markets of Virgins and

Inc Dfaln, III partIcuIAf, IS e1pOset -
suffering, not only from aches, some
times dull, yet constant, sometimes for
briefer periods, yet excruciating, but
with depression that makes the sufferer
disagreeable to himself and to others.
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A GOOD INCOME.
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9DlDaten erIdol1elt, tDetl ct 1id) IN Den
&opf geieBt bate, 2ebtere aus pena gu
bertreibem. ST bate au1 bereits einen
Sol0atef eri6ofien uno sipei perfpunz
Bet, als man eir Gn6e nit ibm ma6te.
= eyn WacD tpurben ipdDrenD oes
bergangenen Sabres 6 WtiGlionen gez
brannter Steine gum Sau bon 9auiern
fabri5irt.
= ueber ben 8ranb in elmer iiraeIiz
tii9en &inberI6ule in @omjiantinopel
wirb folgenoes Ndbere gemd6et:
Gonlfantinopel, %. Sec, 4 llbr 10
Mfinuten 9ia6mittags. Gin neues
granbungliid, biel fur9tbarer als bas
iiing1te in Ser 8Drltaot 0anifpi, bat
beute in Der tiirfil9en Sauptlfabt ben
@tabttbeil @alata beinlgeiubt. 0ie
bprtige GinoerI9ule BET beutl9=iprez
9enben eSsraeliten= @enteinbe 1T tpdbs
renb oes unterri6ts abgebrannt.
gs befanoen fi6 5ur~3eit bes 8ran6es
in ben 8dunlidfeiten fiinfunbDieraig
&inber, BON benen utgefdbr Die 9dlfte
gerettet tpurbe. 51neq berbeieilenbe
Na9barn breiteten 9eppi9e unb Deden
aIs ilnpropilirte 5prunstii6er aus. Wer
BON ben Gleinen nod nid5t bur6 ben
&au6 erltidt, Die Geniter gesuann unb
mutbig berabiprang, tuurbe gerettet.
Die Scene mar fur6tbar.
Sd befanb mid am G9anplaB Der
9ataitropbe unb sdblte nit eigenen @u=
gen a6t5eba grdBli6 berfoblte Ginberz
lei1en. Muber mir befanben iid in
benz Gaum, ipo Die fleinen 2ei6en auf=
gel1t1tet tparen. ttur nod Die ungliidlis
den gltern, tpel1e man CUR &ecognoss
cirung ibrer pernliBten 2ieblinge auses
lafien batte. gu erfennen mar in biez
Fem 6anfen perbrannter ltno perfOhlter
Gebeine ili1ts mebr. Nergeblif ifierten
Die bGnberiagenben Waiitter, Die Bart
unb 0aar ii1 raufenben Gdter auf Die
balbberbrannten JeBen, bic por tbneit
lagen.
@ings I'M mid ber ert6nte bas San,s
merqebeul un6 bas tpil6e S9la65en
Der armen gltern. Gin Mianll, Dem
oDr @rauIen unb G9nerj Die 9(ugen
tpeit beroorquoaen, sebt iu6enb bon
@ruppe su Gruppe. pl6blid) reiBt er
elm 6duflein f6marser Gegen, bic nit
geronnenem 8lute beoeft fin6, ernpor.
vMein Ginb, mein fiiBes &inO!" benlt
nnb ipinmert ct babel, tpdbrenb ct Das
f6aurige 8iinbel sdrtlid) i'm Mrme
tDiegt.
Ser Spnagogeniarg 1T als blutbe=
fIedte Sragbare unaufbDrlid6 mad Der
Bramofdtte liltertpegs. Sebe neue Saz
bung ruff einen neuen Sammer=9luse
bru6 berbor, benn bieie 2in6er tuaren
Der einaige geliB ibrer hitter=armen
glter1.
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garonin NOR aber lei6er mieoer erfranft
unb nod gu angegriffen, um bic &eiie
gu unternebmen; fie bate besbalb bas
Ssrdulein borausgeianbt unb mollte IN
einigen Sagen na9tomnlen. Sie Bas
ronin bate bie1es Musfunftsmittel er.
griffen, aIs Iie bic llnm0gli6feit eir=
lab, lire So1er 3u balten. Sic ielbit
mar in Der Sbat ni6t tpobl, bic Na9z
ridten bes Grafen 5eltened batten ibr
einen erneuten Nerbeuanfan 5uge5ogen,
bic fie binberte. sli reilen, sur sroBen
grleimterung @abrielens, Die nur gu
qut tpu6te, tpie untpillfommen ibre
Mhutter Dem Greibrrrtl in iolhen Stunz
ben mar. sic fiste iib gebuloig beln
8oruanbe, unb bic einfade, natiirlide
Grfldrung ibrer Mbreiie fanb bort wie
bier @lallben.
Ser Mbenb mar in3tpil9et bereinge=
broden. @abrieIe befanb fiD allein in
ibrem @ema6e uitb barrte auf Die be-
fprodene &iidfebr Nraos. Ser Befu9
bes Sberif @ilten fieI ibr nidt beions
hers auf, benn Dor ibrer Mbreiie batten
ia 70 bdafig &onferen3en spil6en i'm,
un6 oen 6reiberrn ifattgefunoen. Sic
bate bos 6en{fer ge6fnet. Srdumeab
Iebnte iie in Der Jenfterbriiifung, als
enbli6 Der erlebnte S9ritt ii9 b6ren
lieB. sic fog benz &omn1en6en ents
gegen, un6 er f9loB fie in bic Nrme, als
{ei bieie Gtunbe cine enbloie Srennung
geipelen.
sssebt bin idb frei! iagie Der Greiberr
innig. Gan3 frei, meine Gabrielle.
Seb geb6re i'd Sir allein.
@abriele fa6 gu ibm auf. Sein
Nntlib tDar bIei1er als fonf, aber .es
lag cine tiefe, er1lffe &ube barauf.
(Gortietuns foIst.)
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geras.
ltmiere Seeislatmr.

Muftin, 16. Sanuar. Souobl i'm
@enat, tpie i'm 9auie tpuroe Diel ges
iprO9en, aber ipenig geban6elt. SIN
Genat oing cine Bia elm, tpel6e bas
Greiumberlaufen bpn Nieb III fol6en
Diifriften berbietet, in benen bas 8olf
1i1 burd1 cine Mabl bagegen erfldrt;
ferner cine Bill, tpel6e bas 3erIf0ren
bon Gen5en ais griminalberbreden err
fldrt. Sem Soauie mur6e cine 8iQ bon
getpobnern berpanbanbles s&egion iiber=
reidt, bic fi6 gegen 0as gerpa6ten BON
61ulIdnoereien erfldren unb 6ieIelben
nur an tpirfli1e Nnfiebler perfauft ie=
ZEN m69ten; ferner petitionen gegen
unb fit Elm Gen3gefeB. Soft bic ganae
6iBung bes 9aufes tDnr0e our6 Se=
batfen ausgefiilt, bic in Golge Der ginz
rei1ung BON Bei6liiifen entlfanben, in
6enen Bic Mmtsbanblungen 6es Gous
berttellr Srelano en6or'irt perben. 3uz
erlt tpur6en bielelben bur1 bic enti6eis
benbe Gtimme bes Spre9ers auf ben
Slid gelegt, fpdter aber tuie0er aufge=
npnlmen unb bisfutirt. Sci Der Mbs
itimmung iiber Nnndbme berielben fie=
len 20 5timmen bafiir unb % oagegen.
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s5r DtelN $i10.Aa
@aay StdstS 81. Dale 1idets 81.
" sidfss $50. 55 EiastS 500.
u NtmI,.iti 0siD, aaagnenlel obsr per Gzesss
g)rruiltsst esss n:di tuft restisrirtt 9ritfs oar
YEN So rap oufnasis. tsassa aaf anfsr, issF.
asr ssfenbi rsrsss MaE a6rsiiire
s, s. DOustas, Nruispille, ah., cber
grneit NiiGe,
5on antcnic. Ts.4
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GnDpfe, geIabartifel fit Dainen=
flei0er unb Wdi6e. iotpie fir 8ett5eug,
bi0iglf bel Gamous.
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sSn Colorado Gitp ipirb cine
WDllfabrif etablirt tperoen.
Ser G1af3I6ter 8. $. 9oiDe
perIieB Sort Dabis por 3iuei Wo6en,
uni mad feiner Stand 5uriid5ufebrell,
tppfelbit ct aber lti9t anlangte. 9lm
Is. fanb man ieine 2ei6e tn ben gers
gen. Sic mics tnebrere S6ubmunben
auf unb man glaubt, baB er BON MeTifa=
ttern errnorbet tpur6e, bic ii6 bann iein
pferb unb Getuebr aneigneten.
Ser eiierne Gelbf6ranf i'm @otz
ton gr1ange Saloon 5li Sort Wortb TT
um $3.50 beraubt tporben.
Sn @Dn3ales tpirb gegeniDGrtig
cine Morbonflage gegen Souls Carroll
perbanbelt. Derlelbe bate i'm Sabre
1877 als pieraebnidbriser Gnabe einen
anbern Gnaben ermDrbet uno ii9 bann
geflii9tet. 8or 3tpei Sabren tDurbe er
eingefangen un6 ieBt erit ifebt ct por
@erift.
1leber bic Jolgen bes giienbabns
unaliids bei Weatberforb 1T no6 ni6ts
@etuiiies befannt. 8DnMeatberforb tpir6
bic 3abl Ser 8eripnnbeten auf IA angez
geben, BON getDbteten periDnen bat
man in6eB ni9ts erfabren. Cine Na9s
riht BON Waco bingegen fpri9t bon 3
Sobesfdqen uno 40 8eriDu1oungen.
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8re6ens elmer Sdiene.
- Beim Bau oes Gourtbaules in
6oulton brad elm @eriiit, auf benz fi6
smei Mrbeiter befanben. geibe ffiiraten
berab lin6 baben @erlebungen bapon
getraaen, inbeB feline tDbtli9en.
= Sn Der poitDffice au 2aprenee,
Dallas gountp, f1eineni beitere 3us
ftdnbe sn berrf9en. Ser bOrtige poits
meilter 3. .. Stoding ipurbe BON 0frs.
garrp, elmer glrbeiterin in Der pDits
office, tpegen grbre6ens BON griefen
pertlagt, bic tti9t an i'm gerihtet tpas
rem. Stoding lit berbaftet tuoroen uno
bate 8iirgf9aft gu leilten. 9ierauf
perf!agte er Mfrs. Carp tpegen pHi6ts
perna6ldffgung. Gin 8erbaftsbefebl
murbe ausgeIfeat unb Dem geamten
iiberfanbt. Ser betreffen6e 8rief ipurbe
iubeB BON Wtrs. Carp erbrD6en. sic
nabm ben 8erbaftsbefebl beraus unb
entging babur6 ber 8erbaftung.
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pena BEL Sort Dabis iiber bic SDDtune
zines geFiir6teten 9esperabos Namens
SO. u. glleranber. @r tpuroe boz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-17
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