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A REWARD FOR LYNCHERs.
Terry's Friends Bound to Avenge His
Death at MObs Hands.

Death at Mohs Hands.
LYNcHBuRG, vA, lAs. SOFA reward
of $1,000 offered b. the State for the dis
covery of the lynchers of Harrison Terry,
who was hanged by mob at Liberty,
Bedford county, on May 1s, has stimulated
a number OF detectives TO attempt to
ferret them out.
All the persons who were not known in
the neighbOrhood were notified that de-
tectives would not be tolerated, and one
officer, who refused TO take the hint, was
tied up and severely whipped. Notwith-
standing the precautions taken to guard
against discovery, a detective who arrived
from Liberty to-day claims TO have list
Of the ringleaders. The report creates
much excitement, as il is believed by
many that some OF the best citizens Of
Bedford county were in the mob. Terry's
friends are determined ON a thorough in
yestigatlOn of the matter
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-31

LAHEDO. 1rX., NAV so "A telegram
was received by Mnl. Hollis UConnol te-
Dight irDm .tinaH Mexico. announcing &
the assas.inatlon ol Paul Holder. super
nanHfnr of zoe Vtllacill0 silver mines.
ard his son. Geo. Holder. They arrived aE
Laredo only iea DAYS ago from New
l0tk eiiy on the way i0 aHaumo control ~
tuese niHes. which are situated alOus 90
miles south VI Laredo. Tues wers mur-
dercd to-day 81 IhleYine bandits while "a
route from Sallnac station lo the minea.
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WIEE Mul.pMNNR HANGED.


Nice Pfaco 90 Rect Ia.
GALVESTON, May 30.-Archle Gibson,
colored, was hanged at Richmond
yesterday IN the presence oi
5000 persons, mostly negroes,
for the murder of bis wife, Clara
Gibson. last September. Ia 30 of jeal-
ousy. he attacked her while picking cot
tOn. with knife, almO-t severlug her
head from her body. lie acknowledged
the crime aud prnleesed 10 Doc goiug
straight 90 glory. MS coffin WAS brought
uto his cell at bis request. lie brushed
30 out with bis handkerchief, and re-
marked that it would be nice place 70
rest in
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sr. LOUIS. May 30.-W. D. rhattuc,
General Pa. srngor Agent Of the Ohio and
Missi-sippi Railway, brought a libel suit
for $50. 900 damages ia tne United states
Court to-day against Daniel Macarthur
and Frederick II. Bacon, publishers Of
tho Hliray Eglstor, Oi this city. Ihe
suit h. the result Of u publication in the
Reqister stating that Suattuc was growing
rich hy making his local ticket Cnt3
LLYLda l-.Ir nnmmL-.-nm. WIN him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-31

TorrnA. rs, May 3o.-At the fourth
DAYS session OF the United presbyterian
Assembly the report " tbe committees un
union with ine A-socinte Reformed synod
OF ihe south was presented. II rocOm-
mends union. and after considerable dis
cuasi0n was adopted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-31

VIENNA, May 30.--Four men connected
with the Anarchist plot at Wiener, Neu-
stadt. have been convicted. The ring
leader WAS sentenced 20 ten years. peuni
soryitude, aud The other three to seven.
i've ami three years respectively. These
were The hrst prosecutions under what it
known as the tNew Anarchist law" one
condition OF which ia that TRIALS shall h0
without jury. Great popular interest Was
taken in tnc whole proceedings. The Tiai
% the Socialists WHO melted Che miners
70 strike at Prague was begun Nuy rs.
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Shoots Ills Rival and Thcn Huls
Himself

LEAvENwORTH, KAN, Nay S0.r Robt.
Bf0addus, 70 prosperous yOQNf caltirniRn,
shot X. &. JOOs1n, au architect, nf thls
city, this evening and tnen committed
suicide. The sh0Ouug WIS caused hYiai-
tentiOns JObson hHd been pa1 iug nTOng
lady % WHOM, 10 h said, Bwaddus md
been engaged. Jpbs0n reemGeQ three
balls iu bis body, and his physiclaps say
he cannot recover.
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NEW YoRK. May 80.-Gcn. Grant slept
well lastnght, and enough longer than
usual % averag' bic sleep Tor two days
past. DR.. D0uglas sfaia all night. and
said this morning that the pain loo me
Generals ear lad pass 4 away and that
Do vas feeling better this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-31

NEWARK. n. J.liMay 30 4Mles Seflie
Garfield. who ehpt herself willie ilI lnt
Mrs. DemctGs seminary at hbhyNleiiN.
j., On Monday last dlol th8 morning.
She expressed regret for her aot last even
Ing tor the drat time.
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WALSH TO DE ARCHBISHOP.
The NationaIists Co Come out Victorious
ln The Vatican FIRht.

III Nno Vatican ElNht.
LONDON, May 30.-The issue Of the
irish World OF the date Of May 1s has
been proclaimed In ireland.
Freeman'S journal publishes to-day a
telegram from Rome, accredited 70 "an
authoritative source,D which states posi-
lively that DR.. Walsh, Of Maypooth Col
lege, and Il Nationalist, Will be appointed
by the Vatican 10 succeed the late Cardi-
nal McCabe as Archbishop Of Dublin.
The telegram says that the appointment
VIII not bC announced immediately, and
adds: "rhe Pope received tho Irish
Bishops with marked cordially"
Catholic circles IN Dublin are also con-
fident that DR.. Walsh viii be appointed.
TnE ATTACKS OK EGAN.
The Irish papers Of Nation alist sympa-
thies deploro the alleged attempt to dis
credit the National Leaguo in America by
political attacks In the United States on
Patrick Egan, Treasurer OF the old Land
League.
United Irciand, MIR. Parnelps organ, ap-
peais 10 the friends Of all The factions in
the Irish cause TO display more good Will
and energy, the exercise Of which quail
ties, II says, made The Irish In America
20 potent "a factor IN thc struggle between
England and Ireland few years ng0.
ROYAL VISITORS.
IL is expected that several members OF
the royal family Will honor Ireland by "A
visit this summer IN the shape Of "a yatch.
ing cruise along the southwest coast. The
date OF the cruise VIII be some time 10
August. aud tho party viii make an eX-
tcudnd excursion 10 Killarney. The pro-
posed visit ~ thn Queen tO Ireland has, n
ls said, been abandoned for the reason
that thH royal Dhyslcians fear that her
NajrstY'H health "a not robust enough 10
bear Geo strain Of suoi journey.
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TIE LIBERTY BELL.
An IuJunction Against tho city Of Nov
Orleans.

Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May 30.--Tho attorney
for the committee Of one hundred made AN
application to-day 10 tho State Court Tor
an Injunction restraining Che City Council
from using $1,000 appropriated by Council
% dcfray the eXpsnsns oi he cQgmittec
accompanying tbo LibertJ bnl tngts fe-
turn to- Philadelphia. Jildse Monroe re-
fused 20 grant inc juiunotlon. Later iu
the day-a bill in equity waa hied ih the
United states C0url. aud .mbgs rarlce
issued an Injunction rctufna14e June .,
wnen the casc Will IN lIpuri.
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Sixty Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-First Assist
ant Postmaster General Hay to-day ap-
pointed sixty fourth-class pOstmasters.
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CAIno. May aa The h1aphpf t0t
tien n eadInk article. ataekH
mlsf n1er Nal Iho Establishment Up a4
aoffiaH EH llla lnNuahI neu 1
eH1HH t4u 81 tnH HH "a
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fuAnuN. May so Dispatches from
Gibraltar aIaia That an aafih4Hatt SHOES
Was NlN fHNN yesterday
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brau6e uno aud feline nebme, unb ba
nit ift's Qut!

brau6e uno aud feine nebme, un6 ba=
nit iit's gut!
Ser Mlte tpollte bon Neuem auffab=
rem unb mar i'm Besriff, cine nod Der.
bere 5trafpreoiQt gu balten, als auf
einmal Martbd ba3mii9en trat. SAB
ibn, Ohm, fagte iie fur3, er bat &e9t!
Ser 96i6tmeiiter, ednalid aus benz
Goncepte gebra9t bur1 oieie unertpar=
tete @inre6e, iab fie nit offenem Munbe
an. So? ST bat @e9t? tuieberbolte
er drgerli6. Das fonnte i9 mir oen=
fen, 6aB Du ipie6er feline partei nilnmif!
lllri6 fam es ni9t bertragen, 6aB
lie bic @a6e 10 obne Weiteres bur9
ben Director abtbun laHen, fubr bas
Mdbden beitimmt fort, unb IS fdidt
ii6 and ni6t. 0dtte 9err gerfoip
felbif nit ibm geipro6en un6 ibm ein
@ort bon Danf pber 10 ettpas gefagt-
aber freili1, Der fiin1mert 1i1 ia um
ni6ts in Der Welt! Ct iiebt immer
aug, als ob er eben erit aus benz @1lafe
fdme, unb oIs pb Is ibm bic i6redli9fte
Miibe ma9te, Scenario aud nur an3us
feben, unb tpenn er tpirtlid einmal
ni9t f@ldft, oann liegt er ben gan3en
Sag auf feinem Sopba un5 f1aut li1
6ie Dede an =
(Gortfesuns folst.)
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- Das grobe 9ausbalt nniberial=
mittel in Mifbler's &rduter 8itters.
gs umfaBt cine tueitere Spbdre, als
irgenb elm anberes befanntes 6eiln1it=
tel. Wenn mann ben l1rin ni1t ball
ten fam, Bel 96mer3en i'm @iiden,
NerpOiitdt, Dpspeplie, Werfopfung, fal-
tenn unb bibigen 6ieber, gfeuralg;a unb
Dielen anberen Granfbeiten 1T bieie
tpunoerDole W}ebi3in unerrei9t unb
beDirft cine it6ere unb f6leunige Sur.
Sic furirte Grau Marb @roff, bon Stem
9ollonb, pa., bon &beumatismus, Der
iie Sabre lang auf mem Granfenlaser
gebalten bate.
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2a9esfraae,,

marum fann Gin part 70 Bile
Zig perfaufe,t?
Weil er feine Sbeilbaber unb
&eiienbe tat unp alles fiir Barr
perfauft. ST. banbea mad BEN
5obe: ualeine yrOfite unb srobe
@tnnabmen.
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statiitif bes 9Deltpoffbereins.

Das internationale poitbureau in
Bern bat in lebter 3eit cine 9tatiliii
iiber ben Weltpofperein fir bas Be:
triebsiabr bon 1883 berausgegeben,
tuelder mir nadifebenoe Daten eut
nebmen: q
Die @tatiifif umfaBt 33 ielbffdnbies
0ermaltungen, ferner bic iberieeii1er
BeIibungen BON 8rOBbritannien, Oane.
mart, 6rantrei1 unb ben Nieberlauben,
nobel &anaba, Mlgerien unD Sunis, 10
ipie Britiib Snbien als felbfftdnoige
Nermaltunserf aufgefiibrt linb.
Das ausgebebnteite giienbabnneb fiji,
Den poitbetrieb baben bie 0ereitlisten
s5taaten bon 9forbamerifa nit liz. 1863
2ilpm., bann foIgen bas DeutI6e Neid
nit 1886, Granfrei9 nit 27. 564,
auBlanb nit 1880; Britiih= Snbien
nit Is, ,935 lIngarn nit 1928. Seifer=
reid nit 12,217, Ganaba nit 1904,
5panien nit 1862, Stalien nit 6, TAT,
Ghtpeoen nit 6,272 ,e.
2anbrouten merben i'm poftbetrieb
befabren: in ben Ser. 6taaten BON
Norbamerifa 365, JIG, 2ilo., in 9fub=
lamb 130, pol, in 8ritii9 Snbien 49,
153 i'm Deutlnen Mei1 81, ,596, in
Granfreih 52,823..
Oie Geerouten, obne bic Binneniees
unb Glubf6infabrt, baben i'm poifs
betrieb folgenbe Musoebnung: Nrgenti=
nii9e Nepublit 235, 242 Gu., Granf=
reid 1876, ,295, 9ritiidsSnbien 26,941
(fiir @roBbritannietl feblen bic Mngas
benz, Chile 25,329, 9elgien "a. .6l2,
9eiterreif $4,000 Stalien 23,493
Sapan 23,282 &c.
Die fabren5en pojtbureaus bur1laus
fen i6brli1 in ben Weretnigten @taaten
207. 1892, ,149 Rilpmeter, i'm beutlhen
Nei9e lis, 313, ,016, iuorauf oann als-
balb ein GROCER Mbitanb folgt, oenn bas
nuumebr folgenoe Grantrei1 lit nur
nit 81 ,033 ,290 Rilometer beraei1net.
poifpagenfilometer tperben idbrli1 6ez
fabren in ben Nereinigten Gtaatem 1885, :
531, 153 (incl. GuBbptenbienft). bann
folst Deuti1lano nit 81, ,402, 1922.
Bon internen ober internationalen
8riefen uno poitfarten, tpelne bes0rbert
tpurben, fommen anf ben Gopf Der 8es
p6Iterung bDn @robbritanien Al 5, oann
fplgt bic S1mei3 nit 25 4, Deutl1lanb
erft an fiinfter 5tele nit 1876. Die
Ser. 6taaten baben feine inferno Core
fponbenaitatiltif; i'm internationalen
8erfebr fommen bort auf Den Gopf 0 6
8riefe unb gorreiponben3farten.
Gep6bnli1e 8riefe (obnepoitfarten)
tpurben in @roBbritannien i'm internen
8erfebr bef0rbert 1922, ,O86, 900. i'm
beutf6en &eibe COL $40, 700. Be3iigs
lid bes internen @eloanmeiiungspers
febrs limmt Deuti1lanb meitaus ben
erffen plab elm nit einem Wertbe bon
4,O4O. .555, ,526 ST. rs 6. Sm imternas
tionalen @elbanmeiiungsberfebr folgt
Deuti6lanb binii6tli9 bes 8erianbts
an stpeiter Stelle nit 40,353, 158 ST.
81 6. auf Graufreid nit 1880, 1870
ST. 81 s. 6inli6tli9 bes gmpfanges
rlimmt Deutfdlano bic erlte SteQe elm
nit 64,895,716 Gr. 25 g., iporauf
@robbritannien NIT 40, 1854, 1888 ST. So
6. folgt.
Betreffs Der @eIammteinnabmen
geben bic 8ereinigten Stnaten on eriter
Stelle nit 240. .259. .846 6r. 94 6. benz
beutf6en Gei6e mt 222. .44O, PIG Gr. 6
6. poran. geibe fiibren ben @eisen aud
Der Geiamntausgaben unb 3war bic
Wereinigten Staaten nit 29,17O, ,662
6r. "a g., DeuH6lanb NIT 1913. 1917
GA ST. / 6. {
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Giirft Bismard murbe fiiralid
bon einem germ bas groBe Wort fiibs
renoen Snouifriellen, Der fi9 meuer=
bings febr bertrauli6 gu Dem @eids.
fan5ler gu gebdroen pFeste, gefragt:
Nun, Dur6lau1t, ipie tpir6 es iebt
nit Der egpptifden Grage 2" @ebr
rubig antmoriete ibm Der 1iirif nit
ieiner grpurftigen" Miene: vDas meiB
i'd ni6t, 9err 3ominer3ienratb. Sd
babe beute Die 3eitungen nod ni9t ge.
Ieien.A
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- 9ie neue Senors@robe. Dljiel=
bort, a.. Gebr. 9aoislas Mier3pirsfi
bat foeben ben ,NrnOlb" in &oiiinis
y Sell" gelungen. gr 1T Der groBartig1te
5dnger, Der felt Sabraebnten in ben
Hbeinlanoen geb6rt tpurbe. Seine
Stimme lit elm ytaturpbdnomen, benn
cine iol1e breite uno lei6te 8ilbung
beg boben C, ipie iie bielem 5dnger
eisen 1T, geb0rt gu ben ieniationelliten
greignihen auf benz @ebiete Der menl1=
li6en 9timme. Dabei lit Wier5winsti
Elm iiberaus fein arbeitenber &iinftler,
Der bic muiifalif6en Ortboboren burds
aus befrieoigt, feline 0irtuoien greeiIe
ma6t, ionbern bic Gsmpolition nit
itrenger Sorgfalt sur GeItung brinet.
Das aus gang &beInlanb uno Menfa=
len auiammenseitr6mte publifum aollte
benz merfmiirbisen &iinltler ftiirmli1en
8elfaa. uebrigens muroe au1 Der
beimii6e Sdnger, 0err Greoe, Der ben
Sell" CAB, lebbaft ausge3ei9net, unb
in bem groBen Serset mar bsr 4ntbeiI
Grebes unb bes Baifiten Mbolfi Elm
bonn publiflm iebr lebbaft anerfannter.
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Professors Saloon,
Darrconr
Wein~ Il Dier< 6alpn,

247 @ef. Commensurate.
Grif@es fiitIes Nier unb bic beifen Meiue.
fiquore uno @igarren. @orter unb aIe.
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gnlisranten un6 Neiienoe tperben
in NDer's 5ariaparila elm tpirfiames
Wtittel finoen gegen Musi6ldge, @e=
fbmiire, glds6en &C., Die an ber 0aut
berOorbreden, unb ueld)e bic Gplgen
Der our6 bic 5eefoit unb oas 2eben ouf
bem 59iffe berporgerufenen 5t0rung
beg Blutes finb. Sic 1T fur Seoen bic
bette Griiblingsar5nei.
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- Gin 9r3t in gerlegenbeit. Die
Srau eiaes 2anbmannes ertranft un6
Der MrSt miro gerufen. v&6nnen Sic
mid aud be3ablen 2" fragte er mfg
trauii9. Da bdlt Der Bauer 5 @olb=
itiide in ole 06be: r0ieie iinb bic
Sbren, m0gen Sic Die Gran beilen ober
un1bringen. Die patientin ftirbt, Der
Softor begebrt bic 5 @olbniide.
sSaben Sic nleine Grau gebeilt 2"
fragte Der 2anbmann. y2eiber nidt!D
r0aben Sic lie umsebra1t ~
u0ott benabre!" = nNa, 6ann baben
sic aud feinen anipru6 an bas
@elo!"
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= Nus bem Berliner 5asebIatt BON
26. Sanuar erfabren mir, baB li6 i'm
@oneertbaus elm Gran3 BON idb6nen
Grauen unb Mdb6en seiste, nbenen Die
beiterfte San5lult aus ben augen unb
aus ben 6abden ipriibie." Mobl aus
ben 0iibneraugen ?
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T.. w Offs . IT.

Sen groBten &elngeninn aus Der
poitbermaltung siebt GroBbritannien
nit 65,250, $50 Jr., tporauf Deutf1.
Lamb nit 29,308,57 6r. 5 s. folgt.
RuBlano, Canada. Sapan, Go9inhina,
Bulgarien, Britifb Snbien, Nlgerien
unb Sunis, Portugal unb Chile
fdlieBen nit einem Defeit.
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Sn No. GAO ber @5ttinser Set
tung finbet fib Die foIsenbe Mn3eige !:
nWegen @erbeiratbung iu6e id 3u
Oitern elm erfabrenes tiidtiges 6aus=
mdo9en, ipel9es bus Melfen perfebt.
Jtur folde nit guten 3eugniiIen m0gen
fi1 melben. s. Marfnebel.
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GaIpert, Ieras, s. Nai 1872.
,.s9 rs54te meins anertennuns Der ,perttuouen
6iseuf4aftsn Do1
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>5abreang 90.
9lDer's
Q9ue e<0ure

entbdIt Elm Geernsift gegen afle han smmpHuf bers
ribrtnhe Rebel, bas, 10 pieI man peib, in feiner
aabern Mr5nti entbaIten it, Gs entbaIt fein Gbis
MIN, AUD feline metauii9en ober anSern ibabIi@en
gefanbtbeire nnb bat baber feinen madtbeiIigen
GinfluB nf bic Gonfttution, fonbern Idbt ben &6rs
per 70 geiunb wie por ber slranfbeit.
aBfr saranfiren, bab Myers NeuesGare aue
5due pon faIten. renittirenber,, ftiaen, @edIers
,nb @aIlenfeber, 10 mie pon aeberIeibem, bic
burd suinpfnft berbeisefabrt finb, beiIt. eoIIte
20 mad ridtiser anipenbuns su beilem perfebIen, 10
finb bic gambler bur9 infer GirfuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 erusddtist, nas gela suriid5u3ablsn.
Or. 8. @. aper { ca, lumeIL 5Maf.
Sin alien apotbeten sa Baben.
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= 8on einem per6dngniBbollen
9anbi6las unb einem ni6t gegebenen
GuB ipirb aus Gong Sslanb gitp bel
Stem Oorf beri6tet: 9ln eiitem Der lebs
ten Nberbe ftanb ber Nerlagsbu1s
bdnbler 9elmer 0eB nit benz 8roofs
lpner Gebeimpoli5iften priee auf benz
perron bes bieiigen Bobnbofes Der
Gong Sslanb gifenbabn. Sic partetel1
auf gbmarb Gbbets, eiiten 8ii1erfolz
porteur, tpel6en 9eB i'm 9erba9t
bate, @elber, bic er fir i'm einau5ieben
bate, nnteri6lagen gu baben, unb 5u
behen 8erbaftung er einem ri6terli6en
Befebl ertDirft bate, ben price pollz
itreden follte. sd femme gbbets ni9t, {"
fagte Der @ebeimpoli5iit, rSie tperbem
mir i'm seigen mifen. - vNun, ertpie
berte 9eB, nipenn ct ausfteigt, tperbe
i'd auf i'm 5ugeben unb linn Die 6anb
f9iitteIn; 6ann f6nnen sic i'm paden. /"
- &ur5 barauf langte Der Babnsug an
nnb Elm anffdnbig ausfebenber Mann
ftieg aus. 6eB elite auf ibn gu unb
f9iittelte ibm duBerft ber5li9 bic Oanb.
Sobalo bic 8egrHbung poriiber mar,
ndberte fid) @ebeimpoli3iit priee unb
legte benz Mnf6mnling bic Sanb auf
Die @9ulter nit ben Worten: ,5ie
finb mein Gefangener!" Das 9a6eln,
tuel9es auf gbbet's Gelidt gei9pe6t.
perDanbelte ii6 in einen gusorud Der
Gntrlifung, als er bic 2iit entbedte.
u@ie beroammter Gerl, tparum baben
Sic mid ni@t slei6 setiiBt?" iaste er
Su Germ 0eB.
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europa ltno 3eraS

Sept ii1 bic 3eit nod europa
au reifen o6er 9erlpan6te nod
Eeras fommen gu loiTen. Durd.
bilIets i'm 8tuif4enbed gu fOIsenOen Yrei'en
Antperpen, grsmen, Sanburs
Bon San Mntonio $40 35
sad San Mntcnio $34 Is
Direfte Dur9biIIsts bon europa mad iebem
YIatf IN Esras finO psrbdItnibmdbis bilIig 3u
babe1 bei ~. 8. 9oisu0, asent,
q. @ebIert, YaiIage glerf,
4,2,t IL @ef. .gommerreifr., Gan antonio.
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When You Visit an Editor.

Some persons don't know how to
act when in the sanctum OF an edi-
tor, Therefore, it is we'll to inform
| them.
BIurt right in and stamp the mud
from your feet upon the carpet, in
stead of knocking it off outside.
When you have pint or so of
warm, luscious tobacco juice in
your mouth, don't discharge it out
of doors, but wait till you get into
the santum then squirt it across
the floor or in behind the door.
When you see the editor is busy
be sure TO keep right on talking to
him about something he knows
nothing of and cares nothing for.
Nothing like interesting him.
Be sure to tell him few stories,
long ones. full OF incidents, and thus
rest his brains. When a hen is
hurrying to hatch chickens out of
eggs, it is pleasant to have a lot of
cold or dirty door knobs pushed in
under her.
Help yourself to letter paper,
envelopes, postage stamps, etc,
and if the best gold pen is a plr-
tIcular ft be sure to slip it in your
pocket.
Don't forget to ask the editor to
get you an Office or endorse your
note, etc, no matter if you are not
& subscriber to his paper. Editors
never need subscribers any more
than candidates need votes.
If possible, get your feet on the
editors table or desk, upset the
inkstand and leave mud aud ma
nure from your boots on his blot
ting pad. All such familiarity ce-
ments friendship. Help yourself
to what paper you wish and take a
pOcketful of new exchanges. That
will save him the trouble of read
lug them.
As You are particular friend. do
not subscribe for his paper, as you
know enough to get along without
a newspaper.
As every moment of his time is
stay and bore him an
hour or so till you are rested, then
move on to find another victim
U. s. Democrat.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-06-26
Rough ON DeIinquemas.


Southern CultlvatOr.
Greenville, Ala, has an eccen-
trio merchant who does not care
what he says. Recently he has is
sued an address to his delinquent
debtors, in which he handles them
without gloves. Here's a specimen
of his style of dunuing delinquent
customers. There is considerable
solid sense in it: ''This is my last
appeal. 1 shall force things to the
last extremity. You may look out
for riders, mortgages, executions,
writs, lawyers, courts and slieriffs.
They will skin you alive, and pull
tie very hair or wool off your head
and filling out of your teeth. Come
Immediately, don't wait and listen
to dishonest and corrupt, hug
around-the-chimney corner. piney-
woods, sO-called lawyers, that false
and TuinOus delusion that 'Wilkin-
son can't make me pay, we can
stock the jury, hedge in the court,
get inside of the ring and mean
whiskey, and get them to decide
regardless of the law or the proof,
by slandering Wilkinson, swearing
falsely aud raising the hue and cry
that he is rich and we are poor p
Who made you poor, and what has
that to do with justice, truth aud
honestly The cause is your big
StOuachs and little cotton patches.
1t is your eternal getting and want
ing and buying and loafng, and
too lazy and indoleut to work and
make anything to pay your debts
and making big mortgages and lit
tie security, buying all the year
eating and drinking, chewing and
squirting aud loafng, aud when
pay day comes, 'old man Wilkin-
son has broken me up" You know
that you tell an unmitigated-
every time you say SO; you made
the mortgages, and you ate up and
wore out the goods, aud you never
paid for them. Now settle and
stop this eternal slandering and
whining around, and pay up and
give satisfaction and be a man.
You shall have every accom- moda-
ton and advantage that it is in my
power to grant yOu.'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-06-26

CUR LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR No
2454-Mects on first and fourth Saturday
nights Of each month. w. ID. Bragg, d..
Ira w. BrOome, V. D.; r. Il. Hendon, A.
ID. J. X. Mcleod, r.; Z. w. Morrill,, f.
r.; G. J, Anderson, G.. Jos. Scheffier, G.
Z. b. Smith, s. Medical Examiners-Drs.
w. d. Bragg and j. X. Mcleod.
PAscAGoULA LODGE A. +. AND A. NJ
No. 2O2 meets third Saturday night IN
each mouth. T, A. COulsou, w. NJ;
w. Watkins, s. W.; J. L. Dantzler ]. WI
A. Blumer, Treas.i G.. n, Wood, sec'y !
J. X. Mcleod. S, D.; II, @. Dempf, j. D.;
c. L, Howe, S. and I,
r. L. HOWE R. A. CHAPTER No. 1s5---
Meets second Saturday night in each
month. 7. A. CoulsOn, II. Ps J, W,
Morris, King.