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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
Potts Station Picnic.

Correspondence OF the Democrat
Tue Sabbath School Picnic an
nounced some weeks ago, came off
here ON Saturday the LIST inst.
Three schools, the Union school Of
Potts Station, the A. X. p. and the
Cove school, we're all that united as
schools, though a goodIy number
from the surrounding country, as
well as from RusseIlville and Atkins
participated in the pleasures of the
day.
The Programme consisted Of songs
by the different schools. Prayer by
the Rev. NJ. Oates, addresses By
Revs. j. p. Galloway and Matthews.
Music by Potts Station string band,
and dinner.
Every thing seemed TO pass of
pleasantly, aud If even small por
ton OF the living truths with which
the addresses were replete, found q
Judgement in the hearts of the
hearers, the day was not spent in
vain. 1t was bound TO result IN q
more earnest effort in the Sabbath
school cause, TO fuller connection
not only on the part OF the officers
| and teachers, button the part Of par
ents as well, TO do what they can V
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

The next Distribution of Presents
to the subscribers of the Russellville
DEMOCRAT will come off December. 80,
1885. The list of presents will embrace
many articles of value aud will be the
most attractive yet offered. The list is
now in course of preparation and will
be announced as soon as completed.
All new and renewing subscribers
paying the subscription price of the
paper will get the DEMOCRAT one year
and a chance in the Drawing.
The DEMOCRAT,
RussellYille, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE
l SOUTH is located at SEWANEE,
TENN, upon the Cumberland Plateau,
1000 above the sea level. This school,
under the special patronage Of the
Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, In the South and Southwest,
offers the healthiest residence and the
best advantages, both moral and edu-
cational, in its Grammar School and in
its Collegiate and Theological Depart
ments. For the special claims of this
University for patronage, apply for
documents to the Rev. TELFAIR
HODGSON, Vice Chancellor, Sewanee,
Tenn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

Valuable Farm for Saiee.

The undersigned has for sale a yaI-
liable farm situated two miles north.
east of Russellville con tanning 100 acres,
about 80 acres cleared. There are q
acres in fruit trc es. about 21a acres In
strawberries, oEe-half acre in raspber-
ries aud one-half acre IN grape vines
The dwelling Is a new frame building
with five rooms; good brick-lined eel
lar; three good wells, and weil-house
large barn, stables and all necessary
out-houses. Price $4,000. Time can
be given on part of the payment.
Call on or write TO
SAM Brown.
Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

M. n. MitcheU has the
most select line Of furniture,
.C01fns, etc., that was eyer
v0't0 Russel1Uille. lie has
nou on hand specimens Of
Ills 0s0n uorz' IN diDe1gnt
styles Of furniture, which
compare 1ac0ruby NTH the
vo7a. Of the finest factories.
Cau md examine his stock.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
DIED.

In this place Tuesday night 4th inst,
of cholera infantum. little EDNA, only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, aged
about 10 months.
The pet and pride of the household,
the parting is rendered the more poig-
nant and sad. The family have the
sincere sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
NETGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gossip and Matters OF Interest
From Surrounding Country.
YELL COUNTY.

YELL COUNTY.
August 9th, 7th and Sth Deputy
Grand Master j. M. Harkey of Rus
sellvilfe will hold school of instruc
ton at Petit Jean lodge No. 29S. -.
Mr.. Jessup steps down and out a.
postmaster after service Of Is
years, Mr.. Barlow Lemoyne steps
up and in after waiting Is years fol
an opportunity to read the peoples
postal cards and manipulate stamps
-. Dave Young is getting impatient
about the passage OF the Mexican
pension bill w. G. Foster, OF Oar
danelle, is cousin Of L. G. McRae-
the congressional nominee of the Sd
district. +. Esq. A. Durham and
Mrs. Williams of Wilson tip. were
married on the 10Th ult. :. w. Isaac
Harkey, the Ola druggist has globe
aquarium and pair of gold fish Of
which he is Justly proud Mr..
Blevins Of the Nebo hotel has been
compelled TO turn away large mum
bers Of visitors on account Of lack OF
room. Judge II. A. Howell has oc-
cupied his present stand at Darda-
nellie since 1S47. 1t has been re
painted and looks as bright as 1T did
40 years ago. ;. Dardanelle has a
town clock, Mr.. Madenwald did the
cabinet work and Mr.. II. +. Erwin
OF Rnssellville the lettering. The
Post says OF hun: "Mr. Erwin is a
splendid sign writer, in short he is
an artist" Reports derogatory OF
the moral standing of John Martin
in connection with his conduct to
ward the county paupers, are being
circulated, and the old man is under
arrest 5. Crops are reported good
John A. Scott of Riley tip. is dead.
The sulphur springs have fair
share of summer visitors The
Mt. Nebo Improvement Co. is to be
incorporated soon To build a capa-
cious hotel on the mountain and the
construction of carriage drive on
the bench around the entire noun.
tain Seven members of the mob
that released Reed Martin from Jail
last week, and all in some way re-
lated to the Martin family, have been
arrested and fined 800 each and six
months Imprisonment in the county
jail.
CONWAY COUNTY.
The revival just closed at Solgo
hachie resulted in 40 conversions
10 united with the Presbyterian
church and 5 with the Baptist
church !. :. Reyivals are in progress
at Springfield and at Sardis Rain
is needed 4. The BIS of +. are talk
ing about a barbecue. TO come off in
Sept.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
DR.. Bell of Coal Hill reports much
sickness Low Gap springs are
we'll attended this season !. A re
yival is going on at Cabin Creek !.
The railroad company has force at
work at Coal Hill laying side track
in the new town, AID 1t is thought
work will be commenced on the
branch road to Roseville, which will
probably be extended to Paris soon
Rain is beginning to be bauly
needed 10 many localities, and
should the excessively hot. dry
weather continue, the hitherto fiat
tering prospects for an abundant
corn and cetton crop will be consid
erably blighted.
ATKINS NEWS.
Much needed rains have fallen il
the vicinity !. There will be .
school exhibition and exercises b,
the w. G. 7. U. Of Atkins, at Moore
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
Bucklen' 8 Arntcs save.

The BEsr SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Ernptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction, Or money re-
sale by }. w. WELLS. ly.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

there. About the time this young man
gets through with the law inside and
provided for cases Of his SORT, he VIII
lind IL to be true what we have slways
the poorest business that Tan be jump
ed up.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

Springs, 3 miles south of Atkins
Aug. 90, everybody invited ). Con
siderable sickness among children.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
strayed---S3. 90 Reward.

Strayed from the undersigned early
last spring one young white COW, red
head and neck. tip end of horns sawed
off, when she left home had OH rope
head-stall with iron spikes attached to
prevent sucking herself. For informa-
ton by mail or otherwise leading to
her recovery will pay $500
JOSEPH SIMPSON.
Aug. Is Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
Land for Sale.

The undersigned owns forties of
upland, lying within ~ miles of Rus
sellville, for sale, cheap for cash. Call
at the Drug Store.
m. Harley.
May 81, 1885.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
Look Here!

Orders for stove wood, fire wood,
any length, and coal, left at Winn q
WINS store will be promptly filled.
dec. 81.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

The election in the Third congress
sional district will take place the
first Monday in September.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
ATKINS NEWS.

Much needed rains have fallen in
the vicinity $. There will be n
school exhibition and exercises by
the w. G. T. U. Of Atkins, at Moore's
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

1850. CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE 1880.
mss e 4ss Ss as.s f @ n a % g
nM o.
% I @ E s s II sg Sf snfs1 sdao ha and Music
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

NAPOLEON HILL.
2 90 & 298 Front ST.,
Memphis. Tenn.
fBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE
1850.

IN ARKANSAS BY J. 6. NORFLEET.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

shall b. J. Strickland went up the road
last Friday evening and arrested q
horse-thief by the name OF G. w. Dab.
ney alias George Vincent alias-but he
refused to give his correct name. This
young man, who had spent about three
weeks in this town and neighborhood,
had only been gone few days. lie
had been spotted by those officers who
had been az work on his case for cou-
pie of weeks. and proceeded to bring
him in as soon as their proofs were
complete. They found him about IL
miles north of Coal Hill, up on Horse
head, in johnson county, in company
with three other men In the woods en-.
gagged In game OF cards and forthwith
proceeded TO put him on another line oil
duty not so congenial. This young
man, with nobody knows how many
aliases, Is charged with stealing a
horse from Mr., Steve Slyker in Sharp
county, last April. Mr.. Slyker, In
company with Constable Perry OF that
county, arrived here Friday with the
necessary papers. Saturday by Il
O'Clock, by swift vigilance and enerW
this young horse thief was toiling IN
the clutches of the law, and yerv soon
thereafter was on his way K
meet the Sharp county officer at this
place. He made no effort to deny the
crime. 1t was too plain. The thiel
aud his goods were considerably scat
tered. The thief was found 10 miles
north of Coal Hill, the horse in Car
denis Bottom about 10 miles south OF
Dardanelle, and the saddle three miles
south Of sulphur springs. Constable
Poe has however gathered all here with
reference 70 another style OF proceed
ings in Sharp In which 1t is though
the young man only will be dispensed
with in the much needed direction o
the state penitentiary. The horse hae
10 be taken by writ Of replevin, TIL
man who had bought him from Daone'
refusing TO g.yc him up without AZ
action at law. Our city calaboose hat
had its long lonesome spell broken b,
this Young mans company until ne wa
turned over to the Sharp county ofiicer
to have further proceedings at law owe
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06
CONWAY COUNTY.

The revival just closed at Solgo
hachie resulted in 40 conversions;
10 united with the Presbyterian
church and 5 with the Baptist
church. :. Revivals are in progress
at Springfield and at Sardis 4. Rain
is needed -. The BIS of +. are talk
ing about barbecue. TO come off in
Sept.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-29

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buDIen bat 6aS Siireau ielteu ODER ME bette=
ten, Ino SDenrp S'@onnor, luu., fano nebeu
ieiner 8bdttateit fir BEN Sert6tSbof nod
3eit, Elm grcBes grun0ei9eutbumSgebiit ;u
lelten.
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Scr 0aIeen.

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Collins, ner WiOroer Spen lltterbad s,
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wenige 8erDOnen Der heute bier polliredten
6iurtdtung Sobn 2SelBmann'a, re8It6rOer5
Sarlens, bel.
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Germ. telesrapbiidje SepeideW
aus Dem SaIaaOs

- Sn @barlefton, S.z@., iit bic 3ariruug
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Sd0bens bereits auf $l,G90,OOO geitiegeu.
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idien geferu Dor gerldt uuO plai0irte nidt
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Granbz zSurp iiberpieer.
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gtamens QSlllian8, augeuulidiid) get6otet
uno orei Nlitglie6er oes 3ugpelionals idmer
rerlebt pur6en. Die 8aiia9tere tamen nit
benz Sdreden oaooH.
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9lio @ronbez z@itp uno YeuasStGtion, SeraS,
muroe in Bena auf Die glntlage Uerbaltet,
an 81. Sult .. s. ietnen et9enen Botwagcn
bernubt Su baben. 0tan fano bel ietner Ser
baftung $4OO, bic er aus einem Bofiade &C.
itoban.
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Gafirep iinb in Cincinnati angefOmmen, I'M
fd beute in einem p6atitfarpfe nit 6onos
iduben" III neIeu. Bei0e Sdnpen itellten
geIiern i'm BoIi5eigelt6te $1,000 SltrgI4aIs
Oaiiir, baB iie tetnen re9elre4ten SaHltIampt
in Scene ieten noueu.
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nal Der @leuSon giienperie. Sater uno
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neun 0tonaten trauf unO UOrgeftern gtn9 Der
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Sie babeH jett nod orei StnOer, bon OsHsn
5tpei blinO iinb.
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pon 3uei 8riioern, 9tameuS Barter, ernlorz
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einen 8ruoers in ibr 6auS gelodt moroeH
mar. 9as MIotip fir ben Woro i6etnt utft
befannt Al iein. Die 8bGter befnoen ith
in 6aft. unO 6rau Barter miro ais StaatSz
5euaiu auftreten.
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gGidtriid,iae sSa[lfs6faArer.

9aIifar, 9t.zS., %. 2luguf. - Der
beute aus giuerpool iiber ct. SObnS, N.zS.,
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bradte ben @apitdn unO 81 Seeleute bes
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elmer Sligg, mel6e anl27. @tai 1884 BON
Stem. .SebforS, @tufi., abiubr uno am 20.
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murbe. Die game 0tannidaft rettete ii6
uuf bas @is uno errei9te i1lieBlidl nad bier
Sasen boS 2anb. gia9bem ft6 Die S9iifs
briiftgen cine 3eittang in oer 9(niieOlung
glcalier aufgebalten butten, tpuroen iie bon
benz @aufiffabrer p@na" an 8orb aenomz
men unb mad ct. SObus gebra6t, bon no
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men. Der Stewarb, meld)er 81 Icalier
idmer ertranite, blieb eort Suritd, uno eiH
anberer Watroie Der Isabella, " slnSAweSe,
itarb am Sorb Der p@tra" am StOrOGt.
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ans @ @efunenetts.@ehetmntk. .

3aS @ebeimniB Der @siunObeit beitebt
BARN, ou8 Sgnem trditig unO energii9 gu
erbolteu uu6 Srantbeiten gang aus ibuI lu
bertreiben. 9ur6 ben @ebraut BON Or.
Chalmers 6elltntur ldBt f9 oaS gau3eSg.
fem rcgullreu; fe befreit es bon alien lluret.
nigfeiten un6 mudt e8 geiuuo unO trantz
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geratbenen NlagenS. @egen gterU0ittGt bat
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f6mGde, rerpGien 6opfidmer3, S1wers
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lei6eu. Stpade unO ourd irgeu0 peIde llrz
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man 6teieu glrtitel betommt, uuo uebme teis
ueu onoereu. FreiS 81 Die 6Iaihe. Bel
Setb g. 6ance, Str. lO8, Q8elt. Balti.
ulor9hrQBe, III baben. (233-l
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in.Mnrfrr gSnd,rihtctr.

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Irojpect auf Sbelter-SsIauo fiug beute friib
Dor Sa9e8anbrud Seuer unO mur0e total
ScriGrt. Der &erluit betrdgt $4,000. Die
Tamilie rcttete mn oaS nudte 2eben. Der
8ranO purOe Ourd Elm idjaObOfteS aanlin
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9Intper9ieBen TIT Giuetn S1ein9es
fedtt

ga SalIe, SGs., %. auguf.- SolSat
q. u. Yurlie bOm q. Mili;s ;sJ}egiment bon
Slinoi8 1T ben Serlebun9en erlegeu, Die er
Dor pier3ebn Sagen bel Sttapa ipdhrenb Ell
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Gegimsnt, ipeI6e8 man fir Buroie'8 Sob
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oas /. Gaualerie 3fegiment babe eineu
grou segen getpifie anoere &egin1enter unb
babe IN ben Sauipf nit Der 2ibf9t einge<
grifien, 10 piele ieiiter @e9ner, mte nt09ti9,
IN peritiimmeln. Sn Der Shat fnO auffal<
Isro utele Gernunbuugen uorqefommen,
iuelfe OieI bon f4 reoen gemadbt habeu.
4urbie binterldBt cine SrCu une bier &inSer
in oiiritigen SerbdltniTen. Der Coroner
miro mor9eu cine 2eidsui1au abbuIten uuo
Die Gerbaftung aaer 8eriOueu anor0nen, aez
gen melde f9 etma bringenOer SerSa6t erz
ofpht
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SentanoeS Gino.

Semunbes Siub liegt i'm Sterben - nit
benz 91otb Der Soffnung i'm @eFdt, uno Sc
manbes SHUTTER bentt an bic 3eit, menn iene8
liebe gefittden oa, tua tein 9ofinunssltrahl
.s erbelIen lam, berbcrsen liesen wiro, neil
es fein 6eilmittel 9e9en S6winOiu9t gebe.
9eier, penn es 0einer gfadlbarin SinS, 10
briuae benz RutterberSen bieies Sroitesmort,
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Iud,t beilbar if; oaB heute nod 9eute am 9es
ben finb, pelde BON aerjten fir unbeilbar
ertldrt poren, neil linen bic Sranfbeit einen
9uuaeufliael fait 3erft0rt battle. Or. Bierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" (golbene me-
bisiniihe Gntbeduna( bat 5unOerte 9ebeilt !;
iie iibertrifit eebertbrau, unterpbOspboridts
iaure Sal;e uno anoere arsneien i'm 6eilen
oieier Sranfbeit. Sei &potbefern ~ baben.
(203, 5,7tGn36)
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9te Grplpfion a,tf oem SampFer
ySfcItpft."

Bbilabelp bia, %. Gu9uit.-6r. Sels
lep, @bef Der @ebeimpolijet, eupfing beute
&orrlittag foI9enbe8 Shreiben i'm Setreff
Der grplofun auf bem 9umpfer pS. DC. Sell
tou." r,9ie Grploiio auf Dem gSelton"
mur6e burd 9pnamit Oeruriad1t. Die 2euz
te, tpeldle ben Spren9ltoff on SOrO bra9ten,
mouteu ibn nidt erplObiren; iie befanoen ib
ieIbit am gorb uno moliten ben fir anbere
3pede acknowledgements mad 6auie neb=
men. @s miro Sbnen unm69li9 eiu, ole
2eute III entbeden, rnb Die porliegenoeu
Wiittbeilungen meroen gemaAt, I'M unses
rehten Seroa6t bon anberen Yerionen abjus
mal5en. Sbre Nahforl6ungen Iollten been,
bet iperben. ""-9er 3ettel 1T au9eniAetnli9
III oerfeuter {panbid1riit 9ei6reiben.
Die @ebeimppliSliten, mel4e nod INNER
nit ibrer oneit frlldtloien llnteriu6uug be-
ldlditt9t iino, bebarren trob benz Obigen
gdreiben auf Der lleberSeuguns, OaB
Der @preusitofi in b0spilliser &biift an
goro geiGmuggelt tpurbe. Ste ertlareu,
bic Site an Der Stele, on pelter Die @rplo=
ion itattfanb, iei ni6t fart geuug geween,
Inn cbne anberiueitige llriafe cine @rplOfon
herbei III fiibren.
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~" g8ie geuieBt man bas e.
b eH?-y yhemauo lam obne Geiun0beit Iidl
0e8 gebeu8 ireueu. 6alte Gid nm ie6en
&rei8 geiunb Sin in groBem ltmfauge
berritGuOeS 2ei6en fno Qeberbei6weroen.
gGie elcnO Tuo ibre Gpfar! Sopimeb, Ser.
buuuugS lluOrGnungeu, Sauigteit, @tagen.
i0ure, Seritopfuug, D1Spepiic, Seiteui9merz
3en, 6erjtiOpfen mO anOere Peiu IinO tbre
8egleittr. 6aIte Did ourb anweuoung
bon 6aHCe'8 SaiiapariIlen-YiIleH
bon Oielem llebel irei! 9iee Yillen balteu
pom Gg'tcme ulle SrCnlbeiten fern. llnrei=
mes &lut ldBt nd reiuigsn, @ei6miire,
munOe Stellen, gliitbeu uuO unoere Sauts
au8idldGe lafieu iitJ entiernen, Der Saut
fam Elm flares unb geiunoeS QuSiebeu ber=
Iiehen ueroen, lpeun man bic Gilen in Sc
brauf nimmt. giiemanO mag NIT ieiuen
yiieren Erubel betommen. Wtlu meu0e Die
4iuen an. Sie Wirfen bel Traucnbei9pers
ben ppbltbdh9; IN Der 8bat giebt eS wenige
geiSen, metd)e bieie 8iuen uitt belleu oOer
minoeItens linoeH. CONT ioQten 4Qe,
melhe ii6 Sruntbeit bonn 2eibe 81 bnlteu
miinihen, ME obHe cine Sdattel 6ance's
ider SaiiapariQen Piuen ieiu. 8reiS 25
Gents. gu babeu bel Setb @. 9auce,
CIR. 1O8, @eftzSatImoremaBe. (233O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-29

nberbar,aberbur6auS mid
merfpitrOtg lit es, OaB unier 0targldnOer
Sie0ermann @re8me1 and in bem fetten
0tabmtuden Der v2tlabama"z z2lnipriide ieine
SanO bat. Seit er baS Gabinet perlaiier,
bat er in @aibinston tmmer ein Qmt &c.
babt, oaS ibm ubne ie9ltfe Arbeit oiel elm
bradte; mir erinnern MIR al bic QbmideluuG
Der u6reebmenSz 8anf," ais beren@ommiIGr
CT iagrelang Elm gute8 @ebalt be5og, wdb-
reno ieiH college 2etpolo allein Die Nrbeit
that.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-29
2G,.frsbrcriide 0eserioloaten.

@eaowoob, Dat, 2S. auguf. -@rOBe
glufresuus berridte seferu III Stur9is III
ToIoe bes ghudens BON @OB 6aIlis, Sorpoz
raIS in bem aus gieger beitebeHSeH 25. BIN.
bess sSnfanterie=&eginent. @ine 9roBe Sdaar
Der NegerIolcutsn Sos bepafinet BON Sort
Nieabe mad StursiS in Der abtft, ienen
Srt nieber Su bremen. Gin ernler @oHflift
Idlien unuermeiolif, allein Der Seieblsbaber
BON Nert Reabe ihtdte Tatrouillen bes L.
Sauulleriez &eeiments ans, rueldje Die aufs
riibreri,den Neger aufgriffen uno mad Oem
Sort ,nriidipsSirten. Or. 0pud), Der BON
SOP SalliS ernlOroete Gr5t, murbe geitern
beerbiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-29

uSei in Der Uta6t, uno On biit
I'M 8e6t !" - Sor iedlSiebu Sabren ourfte
Die Saiiertn @u9enie inter ir9enO eineTt gta.
men europa bereiien, man ertuieS ibr al
lentbalben in Der untertbGuigfen Beie iiirIt
ltde Gbren, reipeftirte aber tbr oSncOantto." e"
0eute miro iie BON ser Gitreidii9en Boli;ei
III &arlSbaS ais abenteurerin be3etduet, ,weil
iie ben Namen elmer @raftn bon Y,erreiOHos
iiibrt, 5n meltem iie an9ebIi9 nidt bere9=
tigt 1T.
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gNfrfhpone glusfI.nft.

gBer all Gg8pepiie uuC ben iibelH 5Ol5eH
zines III llnorOnuug geratbeneu Yiageu5 lei
bet, pir6 bud ben @ebrau9 BON Or. GbaIs
merS' 6eiltinttur grOBe grletdteruHg erlanz
gen. Ste fGrft ole gierusn, rdtet Oa5 Sps
fem pieOsr auf ruit trefilihe GBluit 9erUor
uuo olte itetS, peuu elm GouItum nOtbig
if, anqemeuoet mer0eu. BretS 81. Sei
Set6 @. SaHce, gtr. 1O8, gSelt=8altts
moreftraBe, III baban. (233)