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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-11


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Wlnbsor, 3; ~ioD hyar, 81 90 81 b. JSi
g'S So, th,gqll''A' lS.. s Hsi,'s,n
,rg ~; Hampton, ,Asi A'en shir,ings. ~
puLUell Hhitiings, -.
hgosS tIH6s-LaNfencs liz ~
o., II; Aysilc liver a.; ktInuiio =
,li ,r,rpsigli e., ~; Indian trc ~ q, EE,
GENITAL 8, o. reppereil o, ~; .reppcgeii. T.
a; Continental e.. "a Ind q Orchard ~,
=; Hghgor state ~, Va; Ni.bsnu ~, o.
foaver psiu LIE 80 I!Nk \; 81; Nonpa.
,oTtSnouth I, al hohtwk. &: Boot NJ;
arAnlieyille Err, "a; wschureit, ~; Now.
uierhe' A, Il sewInhrkot q *; o,.
WamHutta, 10; LRngdon GB, 10; Lonsdale
rnM muslin, lllii Berkeley OK cam muslin,
lpi; Tnsearora, loi Androscogsin l. ~, 8;
Prosperity, g.i i'm -, 3; mn Us, -; Hal
lowell z, "a Boot r, .. Baliou, s.; Canoe
$50 hssk ss "a, Hop, ~ Green ss
rIcKs-AmoskoGg AGA, u; Amoskesg A,
1875; AmOskCn. u, ~; AmORtcag Z, llisi
Ainuskeag ID, n; AmCslJcng ", 10Y; Amos
kesg r, 10; Amoskeng h, o; Vhornklko \,
~; swim River IA; Methucn "A, l2,si Con-
,stoga ak. ~, n; Cords ACE, nls; Conesto-
"a ex. Us, ~; Concs,ngu GIN a.. Is; Conestoga
crs-s, liL.; Concstoga, Goa rs II; HRmll-
ION, ny; Manhattan, .; International wy,
srRipEs-AmosEesg S-Site-s, III: Ameri-
can, W; Hamilton, NJ; Amoskcng ohoylot,
lNlS; Ashbyme A, H., AShbyme red cross, 10.
S.Ms-AmoSkeus, Il; York, ~ OILS
AKA, 12..: Otis Bb, lpsi Columbian IL;
Otis &C, lnls; Beaver Creek Al, "; Beaver
Crock BIB, If; Beaver Ctcoh IC, l0ls; Warren
IN, lll.; Warren ANA, l2,s; Baymaker
brown, 81; Columbian, 10; warren &C
brown, lOi5; uncaEyi!lo, 10
, CuKCHs. Onion, No. 30, ~ union, No. ~,
~; luion, No, H. 70; Miners No, !, ia; Mi
ur.'s 10. 2, ldls; Prodigy 9; Alabama osna-
bnsgs 7; Louisiana oSnaourgB, 7; Augusta
oNlunurgr,T Z.
N0nANg-Laucaster 8; AmoSkens, 8;
Canton, u; Draper 2; Glenwood, 6lS; Bates
\, Clnrrmont, %: Miami, 81; Clarendon,
~; Scotch, double fold, lO]4Qpl21S.
a. kaICs-M tshlnEton, "a; M8nvill, 81
Srs: Slater & Sons, b s0i6ls; Rid finish, 6(G6;
5iE08Gls; Garner, 5l4(GBla.
acknowledgements Higging's, Oj(GSIlSi
Tapestries Sanford's, GiigS5; Tapestries Rox-
bury, ny; Blgelow body Brussels, l.aS; Low
ell body BRUSSELS, l.35; Extra Moquettes, Las;
T. Moqucttes LILO: Lowell extra supcrs, w;
Hartford 3-ply, 80; Hartford extra supers, 20;
Park, Read x franklin extra snpers, TN; |
Para, cotton -ohnin extra supers, 571Ei Phila-
ielphis wool, S663od common cntton-chain
s(Gsb
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-11

Last Year. TINS Year.
.,siaryHas Gone with a Coon"

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The third elope-
ment within n week from within small
radius in Suffolk county, Long Island,
took place yesterday. The wife of
Ephraim Arch, a wealthy farmer, and
earnest church-goer, of Quogue,
ran away with negro.
Mrs. Arch was not regular church at
toudant, and objected to her husband
spending so much time about the church
away from her. When Mr.. Arch re.
turned from services yesterday he found
paper on which his wife had
written that she had heard Of
the dominie's wife's elspemelt, and she
saw no reason why she should not
olope with the man she loved. Of
course Arch was beside himself with
rage and modification, and bis
feelings were not eased when told that
his wife had Como Off with
q Niger. "Its awful to think that Mary
should have eloped with nigger," he
said, ''but she will he as happy with
him as with a white man. /
never wish to see her again" Mrs. Arch
leaves three children, sged respectively
IL, . and 7 years.
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Robbers al GRAND Prairie.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Dec. s.-iSpecial.l-
About o'clock this afternoon some
tramps entered the residence OF Messrs.
Morris and Miller and appropriated
iewelry to the amount of about $3.50.
After making the appropriation they
went to tho back-ronm and asked for
food, which was given them. They then
took up the line. of march for Dallas.
Before they had gone far the articles
were missed, and dispatch was imme-
diately sent to Eagle Ford, where they
were apprehended by the. operator at
that place, and one of them brought
back to this place. The other two es-
capped while Mr.. Linch, who had charge
of them, was putting them on the train.
The one in custody here gives MS name me
right arm is off. The watch was found
on the person of Flood. All the jewelry
was recovered.
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alYsls ~ her eommefee, her sunofiue
! ~ pesillenoo aud W iiuhdaliuns, he
/ fisuffecii0n ini0 present radiance, ~
matters familiar a. all. Nte oilers 10
dAv The most inviting home 10 labor
and New Orleans, her Queen city, spnf
will begin ~ celebrate IL the Wnrldi
Exposition the indnsi rial progress ant
promise ~ ihe whole sIu.h. nud MOI
inly ~ tho whole south, but the whole
wOrldi
FROM far Slam exhibits more rare aud
I cuTisus than the alephts albiooior, have
nlready been received and the lowered
silks ~ China will Vie la butterfly
beauty with tho Tarrst products ~ the
loums Ia the south "f France. From
Persia and from Muxieo, from Japan
aud Madagascar, the uselul aud the
beautiful will come
To I'm hARHinp
before al eyes. Every state and terri
tory in tho Union viii have ADEQUATE
representation, and every interest OF
any Importance will receive a place OF
due proniinonca. The immensity OF
the live stock industry, In which ~ in
vested more capital Than In any three
other industries of the conntryi the
magnitude OF the question Of colorod
education, and the Improvement Of the
condition OF those I,,sD,nV OF people;
tho advance OF women IN relation 10
work, and the prohl'ms OF new dy-
mamie forces, will occupy an exhibiting
space In the Worlds Exposition wider
and more prominent than has ever been
granted them before.
And for the housing and displaying
10 best advantage Of OK hihits, prepar-
alton has been made more oStentive
than ever, With main hulliing con-
tanning thirty-throe acres of space;
building for United States
and state exhibits, Ss5 by SOS feet;
a horticultural hall built OF iron aud
glass. and the largest conservatory In
the world, having u foundation In u
tower Of q hundred feet; with an art
gallery built OF iron, ovon tho partitions
so AS 10 guarantee absolute safety to
rare pictures lent by commissioners with
groves and gardens and the moody M.s-
slssippi enfoiding the scene
~ A CLOSED EMBRACE;
this Worlds Exposition will present
panorama from which the foundation OF
a liberal education can be easily laid.
Add To this tho fact that during tho
course Of this industrial festival, numer-
Dus meetings of scientific bodies. inter-
state aud International drills, grand con-
certs in tho magnificent music hall that
seats 10000 people, with a stage for 600
will make an unbroken sue
cessiou Of attractions such'as have never
been gathered in one city under the one
flag,
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CHICAGO, Dec. S.--Joseph c. Mackin,
secretary OF the Cook county Demo-
cratic Central committee, was arrested
this evening on complaint OF A. d.
Day, secretary of the citizens
committee, which has under
taken TO unesrth the frauds
in the sixteenth legislative district
of this state. Henry w. Leman and Ru-
dolph Brand being the Republican and
Democratic candidates respectively.
This is the case in which
federal grand jury has been investi--
eating. The complaint charges that
Mackin, with the aid Of some unknown
person or persons. about November q,
substituted over 200 fraudulent ballots
for like number ofgenuine ones cast at
the second precinct of the. eigh-
teenth ward Mt the election.
of November 4, last. Mackin was taken
before United States Commissioners
Hayne and held In $4,000 bail for
preliminary examination next Saturday.
NJ. G. Mcdonald and B. J. Lemsn be-
came his bondsmen, This Is the first
arrest in this sause celebre.
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ToYAu, Dec. Especial. Mrs. Belle
Fulton, wife of an engineer in the en-
ploy of the Texas & Pacific railroad at
this place, was discovered this after
noon In whist was thought to be dying
condition. DIR. Robinson was called st
once and Immediately pronounced IT a
case of opium poisoning OF the most
known to medical science was resorted
to. but to no effect. A carefIl investiga.
ton developed the fact that the lady had
taken fully fifty-five grains of suiphate
of morphine. The physician thinks she
will not live till midnight. Mrs. Fulton
was accomplished, and was quite popu-
lar in the town, aud her motive for TAX
ing the drug cannot be imagined.
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The National Surgical Institute

VIII open br"EcH III IVo oV' OH"I'0'
St., New Orleans, Dec. l, 1884. where
they will be prepared to treat SURGICAL
cases, Club Feet, Paralysis, and all de,
formities Of the face, spine, limbs, and
diseases of the joints, eye and ear; aiso
catarrh, piles, fistula, female diseases:
private diseases, etc. The proprietors of
the Institute open this ONCE III new
Orleans in accordance with the request
of scores of their patrons in mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas, who desire to
avail themselves of the reduced rates
of travel offered during the "Wor DIS
Exposition" thus enabling them to
visit us and the Exposition as well. For
full particulars address X. FL. BoL.ND,
Secretary, Atlanta, Georgia, or 166 st.
Charles ST., New Orleans, Louisiana.
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GROCERIES,.

uorFEE-Rlo fair, ll@l2c; primo, l2,HGlaci
choice, i3lSGlic; lngnyra, lac; Java, 9o
TEAs--lmperinl, iJQ55c; Young Tyson, 4Jd
Sue, Ooloug, i6,1SOc; Japan, GO,GbJc.
SuGARS-Powdered, &c: cut loaf, Blsci
graduated, 746tsc; standard \ |, IAc; Louisi-
ana white clarified, 7b9c; yellow clarihed, 10.
HoLAssEs-I.ouisluua choice, oOc; price,
&c. fair 10 good, Zoe; corn syrup, f5ci sugar
syrup, BlCo58c; rebolled, iyGt2c.
BAGeIse-Pure Jnte, ~ lbs, lU7.ci Sy"rd'
T.. lbs, l0lic; ties, l.55 h bundle.
RICE-Wholesale, 6i5GJ714c.
CRAcxERs-sodsX X, 10; xxx, MOI cream,
ssoapseoiiye, 20 = box, blue India. n p
cara, $40 box; "a ID bars S'7o y Dox; 10
CAHpLEs~siar, full. weight, 1870: short
~
CuHEsE-FuIl cream. &c.
Ropr--SL(3o, basis: cotton rNre, lSc. -
CLoTuEsPIss-Round, Go; spring LOU y
box.
MEAsUREs-5f bushel, iron bound, l.5o =
dozen; 2;hoop Pails' 20; e.1h1nso &c. 10; am ~
dozen; No.2, 500; No. Q, 100. ,r,,-,
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 4s976c.
PowpER-4.0o y keg Of Is fss; l21f do, rs ~ 5.
ss 9s S' bS Stis' s ssss, 40 '"s'
Observation-Disclosures barrel, barrel. S.5O
2-gallon pals, chow-chow, l.5O; S-gaii0n
paf, mixed pieiiss, i;5o; class Pints, is';
Gallon, I75; glass hex, gallon, TO.
MACKERBIl-No. / barrels, 1850; No. ! a
barrels, $50; No. H,barrels;, 40; No 2,,sa;
barrels 700; No. 8 L-barrels. zoo; No. sitsi
-; No. 2 xits, LOS; No. . Kits, LOO.
HOLLAND HEREING-Imported. 70 Z Beg.
CANpY-Stick, ll11c u 10; fancy, l609bo.
RAIsiHs-- London layer, 81.
CIDEh-Crab apple, doc; Missouri older, 30c
e gallon; vinegar, r gallon, $4,000.
JTARCH-Pearl, 4Ac; royal glass, "; Bon
ton In packages, &c; corn starch, LIP PACK
ages, SC; en- wood box glass; 7hc; S-m paper
box glass, ~.
LYE-Concentrnted,2 7bSa.o0.
JUos-We quote: lie Il gallon for glazed +;
crooks, lOc v gallon for glazed;
TonaToFs-2-n standard, Los; 3-fb stan
dard, sl.25. ~
PRovIsIoNs-Short bacon, vIsc; short cry
salt .771aSc; breakfast bacon, 1870; hams'
l3lLn.
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D.B. KEEPER, cistern and tank bull,
der, agent for Slower wind mills, feed
grinder worked by the pump rod,
pumps, pine, hose, etc. 10 foot Slower
miil'and force pump for 25 foot well, $50;
10 foot we'll for same, $50. Well over 25
feet deep, 80 cents per foot additional.
Feed grinder to grind your meal, $40;
tanks OF / 900 gallons, SIS; 1900 gallons,
1925; 1900 gallons, $40; 5000 gallons, $5s.
All dry heart cypress. Send fol, cata-
logue and price list. Shop and post
Office address, 535 Pearl street, Dallas,
Tpyaa
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Labnrers Furnished.

Planters wishing labor from the east
or southeast can be supplied with any
quantity by applying to A. L. smith,
Pass, Ag't, Memphis & Little Rock
railway, 5H Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Do not take the risk of your house and
barn burning when you can keep it in
sured and feel safe in case of accident.
The Sun, of London, insures your
homes and barns. Smith q Hall. agents,
Dallas,
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Mr.. Hugh DufIin, Centralia, Pennsyl-
yania, states that st. Jacobs OIL, the
wonderful pain-reliever, 10 Just the
thing for rheumatism and no would not
ne wigha,,t 1t In his house.
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Those unhappy persons who suffer-
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which
are made expressly for sleepless, nerv-
GUS, dyspeptic sufferers. Price Is cents,
all drurUistS.
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fur fatal raft ffefipf. NJ sniisn ffao
rem iniei ie htg.mlHr Z w. Aslfal
lus ~ ne pee nj rfri. an iIrf'rse over Tho
crop 0f lssl, az D .fsi tfiss. Trrnfs M ihe
same lrfloi afei THIS crrp, l0ilLs nalgai
year Over last, ~ 1ii,g lalcs ON tho hin
s 4. -, Sli' ri; Er W.. q ,9.i b SGli
bales, The visible supply ~ cotton on the
date giV'n WIS ti,hd h'os Ices uHn the
pteyiun. 'eAri l0s moro as compared
1881. ~ another h.ula " the Financial
/ Chronicle, W. md that the total receipts
iroin plantations, from september !, 10 ne'
'n"'o i,.s ''n " Ss. s,S Ss t bsi.,,
and la 1850 plantation rocclpls Tor
IN. same period 2Ni,flh hal,a, This n
statement ~ that Tart NJ tho eTopthai hNally
An excess IL seen thls year over tho two PEE
e'ding years, md thia shows that the cFsp
Was gathered rarlcr that II j. being mnr-
koicd In hurry u shows also ina tho
crop 10 seriously short. shipments
q the India coop rom hombny
| nom January TO December 4,
pared 10 the year preyiou, For that period
Bombay shows receipts OF l,dll ,cyl bales; IN
1854 It was $4,000 bales; Ia lSN2 u was LII.
sn bales, nnd in lssl IL was l,ess,c0 bales;
pounds, Is rs follows; From Septsmbcr | To
December 4, receipts ~ Alexandria were |,
tsSoo cnntars; isss IL was M2.eo cantars,
and In lsS. II WAS l0l6,O00 eantars,
On December the total cotton In
sight was 3,lls,si9 bales; 1883 II was
s,0e 80 bales; 1851 II was 291,0i9 bales, Up
70 tho LIST inst, northern spinncrs mad taken
only 81 ,ls7 bales, decrease this year over
last OF ~, i0l bales, since that dny buying
ON the part Of northern spinners has befn
more animated. During the latter pnr OF
last month some heavy trading occurred,
onst, In line brown and foGr'yard sheotlngs,
stimulated by prices exceptionally low
Subsequently, u good inquiry arose for
certain popular makes of blca"hod cottons
which were marked down lower than ever
before known In the history OF cotton cloths
Since that weok, or since the lst inst,nt, In
sympathy with the advance In he raw, cot
ton goods have Improved u little. on tho
Goth ultimo the stock ofprint cloths hold by
manufacturers and spectators was l,lOO,0O0
pieces. ono wear previous the stock so held
ives 10000 pieces Tho Inference is that the
market Is improving for print cloths at
though IL has been worse this season than
ever known before.
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail 70 cure, we offer $500
Reward for any case OF Ohtlls IL Tails 10 cur
when directions are followed.
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Wheat Ia Low.

Save money by bringing in to the City
Mills, Dallas, and have it ground for
toll. CITY MILLS,
Foot of Houston street.
Burns'& Knox, millers.
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Ifyou want to so TO ATLANTA. CHAT
TANooaA, NASHVILLE, etc., with ONLY
ONE change Of cars, apply to A: l..
Smith, Pass. Ag't Memphis d Little
Rock railway, 5O4 Main street, Dallas,
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GRAIN AND nREApsTuyrs.

EaEAT-Highest CJc; lowest, -.
RyIS-kansts, 9jc.
rrRS-- Bulk, 5sc; sacked, d2c.
lsTs--2;c In bulk; nc sacked,
fIOuR-pcT cwt.: Patent, $3.50; fancy, fa.ioi
eruice family S2Gi; NNAA, t@yJi low Sr,uei
st-lJ.
A4AS--At mills soc; IA store, 81.
l'oRNHEAL--Fllc bolted per 100 pounds
NrNTSY AND GRITs-s5 per barrel.
n-Chopped corn per In pounds, sl.20;
o.. gei. corn cAd uAts per 100 pounds, Sl.iJ;
Co. bran per lOu pounds, fUC.
yeAHAH FLOUR--Per lW pounds, 81.
G4Y-Prairle, Is per bale or 90 loose; mil
! 1, 30 Per bale or 81 loose.
S!n,ET sEED-S5c: German millei,enc
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The season for fires is upon us. So in
sure your home with Smith d Hall,
agents at Dallas for the Sun of London,
TRANSATLANTIC, Fireman's Famed, Wee--
tern of CALIFORNIA, and the Oakland OF
California
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The time is coming when you will
have fires in your homes. Protect them
with insurance by calling on Smltn O.
Hall, Dallas, and insure in the Son Oh
London.
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Remember we can't run a paper with
out money. Send $l.50 for your weekly.
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OLIVER DITsON q Co.. Boston.
G. H. DITsON & CO.. S67 broadway, II. Y.
J. E. DrrSON q CO., f22S Chestnut ST., PhAia
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EDUCATIONAL.
URULINE ACADEMY

Bryan street, Dallas.
This ,ns,,tution. conducted by the Ursuliue
ladies', is most desirably located. Tho system
OF education pursued il designed to develop
the men al, moral and physical powers q
the pupils and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
-7--7 TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
Fancy Work and the ordinary infrma-
nv expenses, per session Of five months, Si0g
Music and use Of plano ....... ....:...-~f "
Entrance fee (only fer the first year:
Young ladies' desiring ndInittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and Recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the (.
McTHER SUPERIOR
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This is the fire season; so insure your
property with smith q Hali' agents.
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Place your insurance with the Trans
atlantic or Sun OF London Smith q
-.e,'. AGENTS. csi'ps.
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II your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores Of any kind
use Stewards Healing Powder.
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ChiIIarine

Is Purely Vegetable. entirely harmless. Dead
Shot for Chills. s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-29
(Gortiessi.s toIst.)

9(msfmnft fir 9amem. 9taes fir
cine Sausbdlterin WiiniGensDertbe
fann man b1r9 bas 2eien bes House
wife" fennett lernet1. SaIIelbe 1T bas
biligfe 8latt, Dos fir 9amen erf6eint.
&eguldrer Yreis 81. @irb jeber Dame
als grobe ein Sabr lang fret 5ugef6idt,
tpel9e Die Namet unb Nbrelien BON 10
perbeiratbeten Srauen ober Sausbdlz
terinnen uno II 3meicentzStamps fiir
poifage einien6et. N6reRe:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,3, tutp1M
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- Souls s.. S@mibt unb 9lnnie u.
&uebn baben beute Die @rlaubniB, einen
gbebunb gu f6lieBen, eingebolt.
- 6enrD Sopfe Elm NbbDfat Don
Columbus tpur6e beute tDegenS6winbel
berbaftet. Seine biibfde iunge 5rau,
bic i'm bDr eitigen WD6en beirathete,
bat i'm berlaiien, als fie ieinen tuabren
@barafter erfannte.
- 9err Sobn 8. @eifer elmer Der
dlte1ten gintpDbner bon 6an Qntonio
liegt anf ben Sob 6anieoer.
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Eorrespoudeuz. g3eu 8aben, 81.
Mpril. Die i'm 9fobember 1882 gez
srunbete beutf6e &olonie Neu Baben
in &obertion @ountD, na9t febr CUTE
Gorti6ritte; Der Mnfang tpurbe nit 10
Nniieblern gemabt, un6 1T bic 3abl
6erfelben big beute auf 81 angetpa9ien,
bic nit ibren 6amilien cine 8eb6lfe>
rumg bon $50 Seelen 'ausma6en. Sie
Golonie bat cine Decentralization, cine
Pofoffiee, cine S9ule, 5pei @rocerie=
5tores, einen 9rugitore, einen Gaitbof,
eine 9nla= uno Bretterbanblung unb
eine @1nliebetperffdtte. Mlle 4 Wo9en
tpirb lutberii9er @ottesbienit in einem
eisens gu bieiem 3mede inn Golonie=
baufe eingeri6teten Saale abgebalten.
geu 8aben erfreut fi6 zines fetigen
3upa9fes unb 1T nod Diel'gutes 2anb
borbanben fir @intpanoerer, bic ii9
Der &olonie ani6lieBem mollen. Gs
3eigt fi6 in Der Mniieblung Elm re9t
reyes 2eben mad ieber &i6tung bin; es
bat fi6 au9 Elm 8erein uNeu Ba6ener
Grobfinn", perbunben nit einem Ges
fangberein, gebiloet, bet es fi6 CUR
gufgabe madt, geiitiges 9eben 81
tDeden unb 3u f6rbern. Diefer 8erein
tpirb am 26. Wfai i'm SntereHe ber So:
Ionic ein Maifeit beranifalten, unb if
gu ertparten, baB baifelbe bic sSeit=
beiu9er in ieber Meiie befriebigen
uir6. Das Geitprogramm tpirb ipdtel
ber6ffentli9t tperben.
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s@llajes &erren,ssteibe Turniihins
@oeb6 nnb 6utsD Departement III aiisers
leien nnb unabertreffbar in Aualitdt unb
MuhfrR.
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s@lanier Gtisfels unb SGub De.
partenssnf ilt nrn DonlfinbiS in allen
8neiaen unb bieie @aaren perben 30
duesrf niebrissn Yreiien pertauft.
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s9rGinise gtad graHsler unb Sa.
grain CARPETS iinb nod pcrrdtbi8 nub
werben ~ gaep DcrIer 3efpreiien rers
tauft. wlon beiuGe uns.
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Sic bate 9faimun6 ni6t pieber ge=
1eben felt iener 5tunoe auf ber Serg=
uiefe, un6 ieitbem tparen 0eonate perz
gangen. sic iab nod bas blei6e, niiz
Sc Mntlib, Bic 9lugen bon finferer
Srdumerei, bic matte, balb gebro6ene
@eifalt bes Mannes, Der langf nit bem
2eben abgei6lDiien batt., unb Der nur
in Momenteit ber io.Berlten grregung
nod fieberbaft auffammte, I'm bann
tpieoer 5ufammen au fnfen. 90 tpar
er banlals getpefen, mas nto9te tebt
aus inn getpor6em fein, na6oem er all
bic Bitterfeiten gefoifet bate, Die tnam
ibm in Werbenfels bereitete; oenl
Sample mar ielbit cine frii6e ungebroz
bro6ene &raft ni6t gena6fen, ct muBz
te ibnt erliegen.
(No~froLa, toIof
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1~ilniex Neduare Depurtenlent fir
Dauen lam peber In aualitdt, Waultern
sber Breiisn ibertrofen iperben.

s@Gia jehr src6es Eager BON Baums
pcu. .@iEebanie unb Seeriudess, ierner
cine pOllltanbige auspabl ben 2einen
Esile On Norb 5u 10, 123, Is unb 20
@sntslbidDarb.