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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17
1857 tie lla6Iiitles D ne

reported aggregated SOL ,000,-
.0O0. Those for 1883 are placed at
$l73 100000. But IN 1880 they were
but $65. 100000. Large as they were
for last year they fall much below
those OF 1878, when they reached the
high mark Of 1924 100000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

Ex. Senator Thurman is looming
up on the political horizon as promi-
uent candidate for President. 1t
would be hard to find better man
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

/ WIS nahded TO the jury. turner, tne
spokesman for his friend, Ray. (fore
man, began to get shy of the three
and proposed to the jurors, before
any one expressed an opinion as to
the defendants guilt or innocence
that we would take two thirds vote,
and let the verdict be whatever they
said, and eleven voted in favor oil
Turner's motion. To this, Of course,
l objected, which resulted in a mis-
trial. Turner stated to me in the
jury.room that they would release
niue of the defendants if I would
find verdict of guilty against Bethea
and Moody, as they seemed to be
leading Democrats of Marion County
and he wanted to punish them wheth-
er they were guilty or not, to estab,
lish precedent in the eastern por-
ton Of the State, as it would help
them during the campaign. Of 1884.
Now in reference to the. Horsey
Case. that Turner was on. About two
minutes before the district attorney
requested the Jury to find a verdict
of mot guilty" he, Turner, whisper
ed back to Ellis and. myself that we
would be obliged to find a verdict Of
guilty. Write to lIezekiah Ellis, of
Kershaw, and he will reeollect it.
Now, Mr.. Editor, a few words in
reference to Turner's comment as to
the Marion defendants guilt. in which:
he says the evidence was as clear as.
the noouday sun. He reminds me.
of the cowardty dog who has sneaked
in by night and stolen the carcass
and swallowed it whole-crept out in.
the sunshine and puked it up for the
whole word to see. =.
only wish that I was fluent with
the pen. 1 would give you the de-
tails Of the Court.
Respectfully yours,
J. GIDEON Lone.
Jonesville, S. G., Jan. 9, 1884.
Itis ueeless to add one word to
what Mr.. Long has said. Turner
stands convicted not only of perjury
as juror. but of being the leader.
the chosen instrument OF the, Gov
ernmeDt to drag down with him to
his own depth OF infamy the more
ignorant men who acted with him in
his nefarious plot. Speaking Of Tur-
ners card the Orangeburg Times and
Democrat says:
G c. Turner. of Spartsnburg,- S.
c., one of the United States Green.
back jurymen who voted first. last
and all the time in the, recent trials
at Columbia to convict innocent Dsm;
ocrats, is out in card defending his
acti n. We think the least said by
these Greenback tools Of, Melton and
Speer the better. We know they feel
like sheep stealers, and the best thing
for them to do is to hide their worth
less carcasses IN some big hole and
then pull the hole in after them, 30
that no trace OF them might pollutei
the vision of honorable men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

They were about to bury grand.
child CT Gen. Turner. of Memphis,
when some one insisted that it should
be bathed and slapped son the back.
1t is now alive end doing well. ays
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

DR.. Mullaly:has resigned the presi-
dency of Adger College at Walhalls.
anda Proso Saethlsb formerly of
Columbia, is filling the place forths
present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

1t now seems as if. Chester A. Ar.
thur and Senator Logan would be the
prominent candidates before the ma
tional republican convention. Grant
and Conkhng will support Logan.
Blaine will come IN as apossible can
dldate.- s- -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

Capt. Thomas Frost has been elect.
ed Chief of Police of Charleston, in
place Of Col. Alfred Rhett, and G. B.
Sigwalt was elected first Lieutenant.
Capt. Frost commanded Go. B., Caro-
lima Rifle Battalion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

said city or town sp s. IS
amount to he: subscribed. 4. =
pliance with this provision Fom-
mittee was appointed to obtaH the
signatures OF fretholders. AsI soon
as the important formality has been
complied with, the Mayor and aoun-
Gil will order an election, appoitf tfting
time and place tor. holding the game
by advertisement in the public. jour.
mails 70: term not less than three
weeks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

The Town Council of Brunsop,
Hampton County has adoptsdFal or
dinance making the license to- retail
spirituous liquors 81 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

Uucle Sam reduced bis debt $ll0,-
100000 last year and isstill reducinglt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

@- School Books and Stationery
in great variety-at
GIL. PENN & SoN's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

Ey The best grades of Chewing and
moking Tobacco, at PENIS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

On and after November next it will
not be lawful for any child under six
years old to attend the public school.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17
In Stock.

One bill. of pure thistle De'V' Rye
whiskey, (seOe7,tcen [l7l gears old) has
just been tapped at Penns old and relia-
BILE Bonanza" Saloon. Its rich flavor
aid farewell makes It. liked by every body
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17
~.Ap11'rerreaI.

MARRIED, in Jones Chapel, Trenton,
on the evening of January End, 1884, by
the Rev. W., s, Wightman, Mr.. LYNN
E. WOOD, of Allendale, Barnwell Co.,
and Miss REBECCA J. CROoKER, OF
Edgefeld.
And thus departs from US one of the
noblest and brightest girls that ever
adorned our community. Gifted, amia-
BILE, unselfish, original, and of brilliant
wit, she has been ever warmly beloved
among us. And it Is cause of sincere
congf atulation throughout Edgefeld that
she leaves her native. home, blessed in
the love of noble husband, and sur
rounded by every promise of future hap
piness. Our beloved young friend-and
no less her husband-has our warmest,
sincerest wishes for long, honorable
and useful life, unclouded by single
sorrow.
MARRIED, on Sunday evening, Dec.
.3Oth, at The residence of Mrs. Eliza Ma
Grill, in Orangeburg, by the Rev. j. s.
Thomson. OF spartanburg, assisted by
ths'Rev. Joseph Wertz, of Orangeburg,
Mr.. GEORGE ETHEREDGE, Of Edge
field, and Miss LoTTIE MAGRILL, of
Orange5urg.
MARRIED, Dec. 23rd, 1883, by Rev. j.
X. FAINT, Mr.. P. BROOKS HARLING
and Miss HATTIE MCDOWELL, both
of Edgefeld Co., 8. g.
BY the same, December 25th, 1883, Mr..
CHAs. 81. EDMONDS and Miss ELLA
HARLING, both Of EdgeGeld County.
MARRIED, by Rev. J. Thos Pate, Jan.
8rd, 1884, Mr.. JAMES w. PEAKE and
Mrs. JULIA PEAKE, both OF Abbeville
County,:
MARRIED, by Rev. VIM. R. Pickett,
a. the residence OF the brides father, on
tuesday, December 18th, 1883. DR.. w.
B. COURTNEY and Miss MARY A.
WALKER, all Of Aiken County.
MARRIED, by Rev. ]. B. Traywick,
Dec.. co. 1883, Mr.. RICHARD COLE
NAN and Miss CARRIE HUIET, both
Of Edgefeld County.
BY the same, Dec. %, 1881, Mr.. JACOB
r. BARNES and Miss LIZZIE RAMIE,
both OF Edgefield County.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

&s6ded to the Jury. Turher, the

SIIsortoN J.. That any person WHO Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17

Rev. G. w. BUssEY.
hlBaptiSt Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-01-17
DR.ESS GOoDS

selling at 10 cents aud showing larger vas
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-14

: Mas fir ein l1nbeil elm hummer
unb rober S9ers anri6ten fant, eriiebt
man aud ait folgenbem Sale: Soiepb
2anbDB, ei1t Matrofe Der BEL pbiIa6el=
pbia pOr 9lnfer liegenben italienii6en
8arfe vMartini", mar tpegen etnes tttz
be6eutenben Suborbinations 0ergez
bens perbaftet nnb i'm Bbilabelpbiaer
liaeis9auptquartier eingeiperrt tporz
ben. Sn ber gta6t nod feiner 8erbafz
tung erfdien nun Dor Der 3elle bes Sc
fangenen elm llnbefannter- Der @efang=
nibf6lieber bermutbet in inn einen Mns
geltellten bes italienil6en Gonfulats-
uno dnberte i6er5meiIe, baB 2anboB
fiir fein 8ergeben ge6enft tper6en
miiroe. Ser @efangene gerietb iiber
bieie MeuBerung in cine fur9tbare Muf>
regung uno berfiel f6lieBli6 in 9rdmt=
pfc. Settler fibt er 5uiammengefauert
in elmer @de ieiner 3eae, finnt tpie gei=
ltesabtDeien6 bor fi6 bin nno mlirnlelt
forttpdbrenb bie @orte: ,WeBbalb mill
man mir oenn bas 2eben ttebmen?"
Nae 8eriu6e, 6ett 11ngliidli9eit iiber
iein S6idial su berubigen, finb obne
grfolg geblieben, unb r,lebrere aur
nnteriu6ung bes @eiftes5uitanoes 6es
Nermiten berange5ogene Mer3te baben
erfldrt, baB er boffnungslos bem
Wabniinn berfaqen fei.
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geras.

= SIT eagle paB merben @orberei=
tungen sur @rri9tung zines neuen pafz
fagiersSepots getroffen.
- 3wei iunse 2eute 1T 9alas, S.
3. Strange unb %. $. 8eal, bic felt
ben leBten beibenS Sabren bafelbe3immer
betpobnten, 1aben fid) gegenfeitig ermprz
bet. Wfan b0rte5 S9iiiie in Dem 3int=
mer abfeuern un6 als man balIelbe be.
trat, lagen 8eibe tobt auf ber grbe.
= Ser M6rber Soe Barber 1T aug
Der Sail in Groesbeef entfprungen.
= Sn Marfbdll tpurbe @lifba Nbams
berbaftet, gegen ben Die gnflase por=
liegt, feinen Setter Som bel glmo err
moroet gu baben.
= @us Der Sail gu @iImer finb
fdmmtli6e @efamgene, Z an 3abl, auss
.gebro6en.
Sn MeRabitt fat fi6 Elm 2ebrer
Namens 8. Miller 9obbins pergiftet
unb ift geitorben. Sn einem 5uridgez
lahenen Briefe fagt er, bnB ct felt benz
2. Suit tuabnlinnig gemefen iei, tpas
aber Memanb gepuBt babe.
- Das itenerbare gigentbum pon
Genbaa @ountp bae ii6 i'm pergangenen
Sabre Tim $242, 900 bermebrt, bas bon
Ntascoio nm 100000 unb bas BON
Meoina gDuntD UNI $166. 900.
- Gin beutf1er gd9ter auf Maarz
fdalls Gorm bel grenbam tpurbe BON
Gonnenifi9 betrpffen uno itarb.
= S9abi1eiifer 2ieb bon Wafbinas
ton @ountD bat feline &elignatiDn eilt=
gereit, oiefelbe ipurbe inbeB bon oen
GountD GDmmiifioners ni9t angenonlz
men.
= @elegentli9 elmer Qualifications
8erfammlnng iit 9auas, BEL 6er man
nit einein Mmbos feuerte, tpurben spei
Gnaben gefdbrli9 beripun6et.
= Son Waco tpurben Bis iebt id5on
go, 900 8ufbel @etreioe berf9ifft. 9lu,
berbem gingen i'm lebten Monat 88, 900
pfun6 Getreibe mad Merifo.
= Gin Wann Namens 90. gbeuz
ming Deriu9te in einem Speiiebaufe aa
SDler Se!bffmor6 bur9 @ift, tpur6e
aber gerettet.
- Gtinf geiddftsbduier iinb in
golmesnel abeebrannt.
- Nuf ber Seras pacific 8obn in
6arriion @onntp purbe Elm unbefannter
Mann iiberfabren unb get5btet.
- Gin 3ug Der Santa Sc 8abn
bra9te einen Mana na6 Souiton, ben
man untermess neben Der 8abn i'm be-
tpuBtlofen 3uftanbe fanb. Sie Inter
fu9ung ergab, baB BET Mann bonn
9onnenlfi6 betroffen tpurbe unb $.
&C. S9mie6 bieB. Mie es i6eirt, lebeu
gerDan6te BON inn in Beaumont.
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Quf bem @emiitbe bes Wedbd1ens la

Nuf benz Semitic bes Mdb6ens la=
ffeten 6iefe biiftereu 9teeentage nit
fur9tbarem 9rude. Sn ibrer iebigen
Stimmung ipdre Irbeit = f6mere Nr>
beit-bie fie tagiiber gu feinem @ebane
fen bdtte fommen laKen unb abenbs in
einen tiefen traumloien S9laf berienft
bdtte, Der bette Greltnb getpefen. limb
nun mar tie sur l1ntbdtisfeit berbammt
Denn mas iie i'm 9auie audi borneb=
men mo9te-ibre qudlenben @ebanfen
tuurbe iie feinen Nugenblif log. 8leiz
erm unb f6tper berliefen Die @tunben
felt bem Sobe BEG 8aters bate iie
fold l1mere ntdt tpieber erlebt! Sa,
bic gegenmdrtigen maren eigentlid nod
f6werer. Ser 8ater mar lit 2iebe bon
ibr sef6ie6en un6 at feinem S@eioen
trug iie feline S9ulb. Sier aber mar
iie es getuefen, bic getpaltfam ein 8anb
serrifen bate. tpel9es ein f9Dnes Slid
ait ibr 2eben bdtte bir6en f6nnen =
Die bas einsige treue 6ers, bas ibr nod
blieb, in 3orn uno S6mer5 BON fi9
getrieben bate!
(6ortiesEiiy folst.)
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= ueber Sic am 4. Suli in elmer Der
Ioritdbte bon Mfobile in glabama aDiz
fben WeiBem unb Negern itattgebab=
ten S9ieBerei liegen iebt folgenoe
gin5elbeiten Dor: gtpa 3ipanaig
WeiBe, tpelte bon elmer gu Bulls 6eab,
bier Mteilen BON Mobile abgebaitenen
politif6en 8erfammlung mad 6auie
auriidsufebren i'm gegrift tparen, gerie=
then nit elmer aus etpa fiinfaebn per=
fonen beitebeaben S6aar Garbiger III
Streit, unb 5tuar riefen Die MeiBen ben
Gtreit beroor. Gin WeiBer, Namens
glebelanb, griff 5uerif gum &epolper
unb feuerte Smei DOer brei @6iiffe auf
bic Garbigen ab, tuel6e fi6 in Golge
beien auf einen in ber Ndbe befin6s
li6en &irdbof fIii6teten. Ser 6arbige
Granf MinneD feuerte bon bier nit
elmer S6rotflinte auf feline gerfolaer,
nobel elm Observation-Disclosures, gas
mems Smith, tobt 3u Boben itiir3te,
tpdbrenb adt anoere perionen mebr
ooer minoer i6pere 8ertpunoungen
6abottrugen. @innep entsog li1 Der
Berbaftung bur6 bic Glu6f.
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Gin redt bummer Wib fam bieler

= Gin re6t hummer Wib fam bieier
Sage in 6obofen bot. SIT einem
pferbebabnwagen IieB ein nnbefannter
Elm &ift6en auriid, 6as NIT o9Dnamit"
be3ei9net mar. Mean bra9te bas &i1t=
den na6 BET Bpliaeiitation, allein bort
tpeigerte man ii9 entf9ieben, es anau=
nebmen, un6 f6idte es nod benz Bureau
Ser 8abngeieqf9aft, tpo man es trpb 6es
proteftes BET bortigen 8eantet suriidz
lieB. Gin teberater &oiielenfer 1na6te
ii6 enblid oaran, bas &ift6en gu Dffren
unb nadbem ct bies getban batte, trat er
bamit unter bie Menf9enmenge, Bic 5i6
auBer1alb bes @ebdubes angelammelt
bate unb bieies ieben Qugsnblid in
Sriimmer geben gu feben fiir@tete. 9ie
2eute itoben angffbol auseinanber, als
fie bas pfene &dft6en faben, auein ser
&oHelenfer la9te tnb aeigte ben 9leng1t=
li6en, bab bas gefiir6tete Ding tpeiter
ni6ts als &oblen entbielt. Stun tparen
fofort Ollie iiber5eust, baB lt6 bamit
irgeno Semano einen f6le6ten Mib erz
laubt bate.
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Ser grlaB oes fram6lif6en Miz
niiferitms 6es Snnern, bur6 tpel6en 6ie
Stiergefe9te auf bem sansen frana6fs
fden 8ebiete fir INNER perboten tper.
ben, fagt Dem @el9mad Der Giibfrans
aofen febr tpenig gu. Menisfens ldBt
fi9 bet ppetit MarietQais" folgenbers
maBen bernebnlen: vSie Nufrequnq
fteigt i'm Siiben INNER mebr. Geifern
Morgen berfaufte man auf ben BouIe=
bar6s BON Shines cine 5lugi9rift iiber
Die Stiergefe6tt nit folgen6em 9lufruf |:
Yin baB Nolf BON Shines! Gin frana6z
lif9er Miniifer bat bic utlsuf6mmline
Sbee gebabts bic i6bnen uab gldnsert=
ben Stiergefe6te au berbieten, Sic Sei=
men Gubm unb Seine Greuoe ausmaz
den. @r5ebe Sid 8olf, ,.erbebe Sid !!
2ab Oeine md6tiae Stimme bernebmen.
Man gebe Sir Define Qieblinasfpiele
5ltriid unb m5gen uniere altem Mrenen
nod febr oft bon Deinern ifiirmifden
geifausbeseugungen tpiberbalen.
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Glernbrlld).
grSabluns bon &ams aSarrins.
(Gortlesuns.)

f9lag traf-fo, J, alfo id) bin i6ul6 ba:
ran 0abe i1 Dir piellei6t gefagt, baE
id biz gut bin, un6 baB i9 iebt an6ers
antmnrten m61te als bama!s9
Geiagt baft bu es mir ni@t, - abet
tpemn bu ni9t bic Nbii6t gebabt baH,
es mir au beriteben gu seben, 10 bait 6u
falf9 unb i9le9t an mir gebanoelt!
9enn on ieneni eriten Sag auf Der Wiez
fe,-bu tpeibt f6on, ipel6en i'd meine,
oft ienen Sag baif bu mir gum eri iten=
male geaeigt, 10 beutli6, aIs Oh bu es
mir nit Worten gefagt bdtt'f, baB bu
mir gut bif. llnb ipenn 6as ni6t
tpabr 1T, 10 baff bu bamaIs gelogen unb
biele Male 1a6ber!
Soer bu bait Dir eingebilbet ettpas alt
feben, mas gar ,tibt ba mar, entgegnes
te Sophie. Du f9einit bi9 f6le6t auf
Mienelt sa periteben, llnb besbalb lit es
ii9erer, tpenn i6 beutli9 au Dir rebe.
9luf bas Gutiein fomnlt es atpil6en uns
gar ni1t air. Denn tpenn id bir au6
gut tpdre, i'd fage ni6t, baB i9 bir
gut bin, aber ielbft tpena i6 Dir es tpdz
re,-f0 f6nnte BON elmer 6eiratb bod
niGt Bic @e6e ieinl Sn fneiner Gamilie
bat bon ieber ieber ge6a6t: i6 min
iti1t beranter, i9 min in bic Sob lln6
10 bent i9 au92 gntmeber beiratb' i9
gut o6er gar ni9t! ginet &ne6t, Der
ni9ts bat, fann i1 ni6t nebmen, f6on
um bes SPOTS Der 2eute tpillen ni9t!
@enn 6u Elm rei6er Mirtb tpdrif, bann
lieBe ii3 bic Gade iiberlesen, 10 aber
gebt es ititbt!
Cine Weile blieb es ipieoer ifill.
Damn erbo5 fi6 @eorg langiam un6
fpra6 nit beiferer Gtimnie:
Sas lit beutli6 geipro6en, uno iueun
idb bid iebt ni6t beritebe, 70 lit bas
ni6t beine G6uIb. Mber elm lebtes
Mert m69te id Dir aud mod fagen.
go long i6 suriidbenten fann, bab i6
Dir Qiebes uilo Suites ertpieien, 70 biel
in neinen 2rdften ftanb. Deinen 9anf
oafiir babe idb ieBt unb f6on friiber
einmal erbalten! Mber obne BOZ bu es
9eipollt, baif bu mir bod cine Mobl=
tbot ertpieFen; bu baif mid iebt auf
einmal frei gema6t! Bier Sabre lang
bob i'd in Der Jerne baue6 gerungen,
o5ne 6aB es mir 9elunsen ift ft,-ieBt bait
Ou es ian GRANDDAUGHTER bollbra9t!
= CT ipaitbte fi6 bon benz Wd6den,
bas ftarr tuie cine 0itbfdule Dor ibm
aanO, meg, unb reidte Der Mutter bic
GnnD..
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gBos ous elmer @tot,,p merhe,

9Sas aus einer Statue tperben
fann. Cine b6laerne Statue @eorge
gBafbington's tpurbe i'm Sabre 1894 in
bem alien Battery part in yletp gorf
erri6tet unb itauo Bort big gum Sabre
1843. Sic tpar 5ann Der Nornabme
pon Nenberungen in ben parfanlagen
i'm Wege unb tpurbe fir $3.50 an einent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Namens Sacques.
berfauft. Dieter bra9te fie nod South
ytortpalf, gonn., unb als ct i'm Sabre
1860 itarb, tparb bic Statue an u.
Decorate in Netp Yorf fir $500 per=
tauft. Segter Sage fan6 cine Nuction
itatt, Bel tpel6er aud bic alte b6Iserne
Statue our 8eriteisernng fam. sic
iparbe fir $500, an ben SabafsbanbIer
Dabib S. S6iff losgei6lagen, ipel6er
lie nun bor feinem gigarrenlaben Die
&olle beg ySnbianers" fpieien laKen
mill.
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Gmth & 0pubred,t.

Giienmaarenbdnoler am 4lamo. gIaaa
earantiren bolle 3ufriebenbeit alien
Senen, Die in ibrem Sad ettpas s;0tbio
baben. gu ben bilIigiien preifen tper.
ben nllr Maaren eriter Aualitdt Der.
fault. 22,5,w
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9(usfuuft fir 9autet

gtNstUHft THr SNMeN. NUIs IHf
cine 0ausbdlterin WuniGensnertbe
fam man 6ur6 6as 2efen bes House
wife" fennen lernen. SaIielbe lit bas
bilisife 8latt, bns fit 9ame1 erf6eint.
&eguldrer preis 81. Wirb ie6er Dame
als prObe Elm Sabr lang fret sugei6idt,
tpel9e Die gfamen unb N6reiIen BON 10
berbeiratbeten Grauen p0er Sausbal=
terinnen uno II 3meicent=Stamps fiir
poitage einien6et. g(breKe:
The Housewife. &o6efer, N. ..
1.3, tutp1W
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9u i,er,,tiefhett.

qianos (Square uub llprigbt) su
$6 big $8 pro Monat. Sie Mietbe
ipirb eingere9net, i'm Sal Elm Rallf
bes Snitrunents getpiini1t tprrb.
Sbos @oggatt & 8ros.
17,6,tum4p 250 Commensurate.
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Diesselhorst 4 Damken,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
SMALLER NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

PATERsoN.-ROb f. III. Gehring. age fifty, a
teacher of music died yesterday of softenng of the
brain. He was well known organist and the
leader OF German singing societies.
NEwARK-Margaret Morris a young woman liv-
ing at No. 40 Canal-st., was awakened early yes
terday by noise near her bureau and she saw a
tall, roughly dressed man standing in her room.
Presently she was relieved TO the burglar creep
ont of the room. Then she called police officer
who searched the house and found Edward HOf-
wood crouching in a corner of the cellar.
HOBoKEN-William j. OLaughlin. of 223
Broad-st, Newark n. j., was arraigned yesterday
charged with obtaining money under false pre-
tencos He had been representing himself as ply
stefan in straitened circumstances, with a sick wife
and several children, and had several letters of
recommendation. One was signed a." D. F. Dealy
president of 81. Johns College, Fordham y an
other /" l.. A. Sayre. NJ D., 80 Fifth-ave, New
York :" and another. I" T. J. Ducey, pastor of ST.
letters were not genuine. Iio was committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
BROOKLYN.

An afternoon and harvest moon evening camp
Gre Will Ice held under the nuspicos Of Rankin POST
No. 10. q. A. H.. M lIigh Ground Park Myr lc-aycp
on 1hutadgy evening September !. A bnHobnl
mntrh Wili ho played ai y. ~. and dancing VII
follow ~ the evening. Tho proceeds ao Tor tho
fcliot fund.
Edward f. saudrraon hni hcpn auIl IN the
Supreme Count, kiuw County, against tho AIMS
crVed by the falling OF pllr at freight on his loot,
while hn was at work on the company pict, No.
% North ltycr Last May
Mrs Julia Riebrrprr has begun suit In the city
Court. against jacob living, liquor scof ol No. lol
E,crgIcrn-Hyc. GrccnpOnt, claiming $4,000 dam
ages. Michael aud julia separated last July on nc
couut she claims, of his cruel Treatment while under
the influence of liquor obtained IN LWmgs dram
shop
An examination, under the Civil Service rules, Of
candidates Tor the position of street Inspector DE,
partmcnt of City Works, salary Fl,2Oo VIII be held
at the Board of Education TOOmson Friday evening,
September ,. Applications mus be sent To the eA-
aiming Board, City Hall, before september s.
Mrs. Thomas Nolan of Meridcn. Conn, reported
10 the Brooklyn Police yesterday that her daughter,
Maggie age seventeen. who worked In silver plat
ING establishment in that town, had been missing
since June. Sine has large lustrous brown eyes and
Is of n retiring disposition.
Justice Bartlett. in Special Term of the supreme
Court, KINGS County, Yesterday referred the SUIT OF
Frclng II. smith. receiver of the ATLANTIC state
Bank against the Met iopOlltan National Bank OF
New-York to Hamilton Cole.
Commissioner Fillebrown, Commandant at the
Navy Yard. yesterday received Instructions from
Secretary Chandler to send the tug Nina to the
wreck of the IallapOOSa, at oodS non.
The vacant houses now on the Federal Building
site will be sold at public auctlO at p. m to-day.
August Dennie, age forty, Of No 7Ol East
Tleventh-~t. New-lOrk. employed ON the Bridge,
il that ii had to be amputated at the City Hospital
Yesterday morning.