davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09

ence 81 iAe pa, la,l a.-ht Aian iIonl
aaA artistic atilly nhila ~oI Sm ih Auss, Il
may have As has very many warm admif
come io hear and make merry vll4 him.
So matter what the play of who tls aliAal
Russell .s comedian -a g4aini 30 original
iu lls methods ihal Ae is certain io sater-
taiu aud amase Hl-n ntw p.aY PA .s o.
unique I'D his Way as iae ilsl ior whom
it was written. tal Wallace Is d uev p.as
wIllt hlt ise ha- succeeded ia producing
something nose. in the aay oi American
comedy PA has - s.eu iei p.ot Which ID
j. u0t worth while % Ie-raf-s in Ia. q
ihe STORY woe mais deeply interesting "a
waad drir..i llom fhe tanre wmch ihe
aaiAo, evidently Aa4 b mua Ihe satire
IS directed at ihe ma'Da making mammas
i.tm m H. iu fAs case being an old-
fashioned PA h4t d order o. make us
satire good humafel Nr Wallace Ias
drawn thc lue betvetl e.uedy and bur-
lesQl- So line ibat nI.,f a. iae Dale lel- on
the hareslle side oi fhe path IT, Gee
aufIlI.- praise if. . -alt however. llai Nr
has kept entirely Within fle bound. o.
probability aud has kelt Als pr0 0iuc.ea
entirely free ot fle f'ap-ifal l-rst I..aA
ol tne modern American comedy j b.
treatment ot tle taeme ls 1lIaeruan and
hl> lines. Whlr1 arc hrElt sparkling and,
ofenlmcs. wofthv of ulr be-f Lumsfl-is.
are in fhs flowing dIOiilu oi Bronson How
ard. Who tilg .ay IS Iuf strong and Ia>
uo remarkable. or cAfr1FaeaurN iuulA ST.
nations ID is neaf. altogether Il"a-laR ant
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
BASS
Detroit White~ash-s the ouAkers and
Chicago. Whifew a-hed


PHlLAUEifuIA. oct. -
Innings. 3 1 $
Plli adelphiA. 90 o o. %
Detroit. > D.
Ha-. bite Philadelphia l. Detroit L.
Errors ia ladeiPhia T. Detroit >.
Batteries ltcon.b and McGulre for Phil
a3eIphia. Baldwin and Beunett TOR Detroit
MLl-r IIrrce
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09

Games In the American Association were
PLAYED yesterday as follows.
Al Louisville-Athletics Il, Louisville ;.
Al observation-disclosures IA. Baltimore :.
~ ~. Louis-Brookly IL. ST. LOui. :.
At pltisburg- Allegheny :, MetrOpOli-
faus 3D.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
vyashington-kansas city.

" A-IUN1IUN, OCT. -
Innings p 4 5 g
Kansas City. % o.
Nationals @ % l o.
Base hits-Kansas City >; Nationals s.
Errors Kansas CITY. :. Nationals 9.
Pitchers King and o Day.
lmp.re- Quest.
Game called ON account Of darkness.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20

fih barein 5u miihen. - uorausgeie5t, baB
e5 ireie 6anO eeaen 9eiterretd erbdlt.
Gas ptelgepfieiene 8unoniB 5piidet
O~eutiGlano uno Oeiterrelb mitroe elmer
iolhen Aufl0iung Der eprOpdtiden u&rtli5"
in 3ipei 3 peifdmpe Mot i'm Wege
ittben. 0eun es Dcrpli6tet ieber bon bels
ben SbeiIen nur oasa, Dem alloert oann
0Itfe su lsiIten, ipenH CT 5u glettber .3ett
BON ! 10 i 0iG6teu %anaegriften Dlro. yriro
Seiterrtid II Don GuBiano angepaft
10 bat es ebenio menig Suite pom Oeut dz
Ia Il B su bsanipruben. Dte Oeutld1lnnO,
tpeun es II II + nit 5rantreI6 in Srteg 8es
r6th, 6uIfe DON Oe1terrei6.
gluu. 10 etH5elne Srte9e an1tatt
eines lila emeinen europatlOeu Srlez
aes: u15 bier fam eS ihon reft leln.
Beionoers tpenn man lih Dorltelt, Da6 Das
Gr0ebutB einerieit5 etne JtteDerlaBe grant
reld,5 uno anoererletis cine 5ertr il M IN e
rung 3 elterrei0 s letn Duroe. De1n
in Dielem iSoIe mGroe Nues, mas an unD IN
Oeiterrein oeutid iii, natur0em1B benz
Deutid)eu &etde sufatlen. lIno rpas Die
6errcn { d I'D II Detrifft, 10 tDlroer ote
II ito oas 0ergnigen baben, inter ruiz
lii0e Rnute Sl tpmnelt. lonOern llb Der
preuBtihen Suhtel n%nterperfen
mliien, Die ibneH ibre JitdtsiDllrotglette1
geaen Das Deutl6t9um tpobl austreIbeH
lpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
Sta0t Ubteaao.
sic 0ountuz I1ma "a

Ginige Der neusn MitgLieoer bes @puntn1
ratbS iiuo ,entldloflen, ir8eno iDel6e
Shritte 81 tbHlI, UNI DER oIr1 Die booe1z
lole @rtrapa9aHi uno Corruption Der Be-
b0roe nabrenD Der leBten Sabre berbetge=
fibrten TinaHsmiere oeS GountD 10 bel
ME mDgIih abSubelfen, bod TT Die groBc
Traee: tpie? 9SGbreno Der leBten QSohen
ielueS A1Ht5termtus bat @euntD>@lert
Span fir ungefGbr 1886, 600 Nnmetlungen
aHf Der GountD dag ausgelteut, fir alte
sor0erunaen 9egen oaS &puntD, bic BPM
@ountpratb Hab nno nad betDlatgt DareH,
uno ntbt batter besabLt neroen tonnell,
neil Der GouHtpl daaR +erihopft mar, uHo
oieie Mnmeiiunaea f0nnen bobltenS aus
Der Steuerumtage fur 1886 beltrltten per>
Den, Dere1 etgentliOer 3lped IS lem loute,
Die Nusgaben oeS laufenoen SSabreS 81
Deden. Sir oieie miro ieood, menn ale
u slteAenoen Soroeruugen 9eoedt 1inD. nur
taum $500. 000 librig blelbe1, mas lelbitz
perltQnoltb riht annGberno auSrelht.
Dos Studn5comtte bat nuu beretts Die
BEETLE Nugelegenbeit in Berdtbung ge5o9en
II in Gsnetlldaft nit Gountpanipalt
yliB cine @oRfereuS ab9ebalten, uno Die
Wtaloritdt bat bel6le1et. 5u ernpteDlsn, aue
alten, bereit5 auSgeltetten Nulpellunge1 etil>
fdG unbe5aDlt 81 lalen Hno et1e Ba11i 1eAe
Gedlnung ansufangen, Die alien S6uloen
1eOo6 na6 RnO nah nit Den gema1ten
GrlparungeH ab8ulrasen. 9err Bib
meinte in0eB, baB fid oas GountD oaourh
cine qroBe Ansabl BON &lagen aufbitroen
tpilroe, uuo Die Treunoe Der SontractOren
8ralnar0 ullo gonierten, tpelde 81 ben
Suuptglaubtgern oeS @ountn ge10ren, tree
ten rIr oteie III Die Shranfen uno beaet0S
nen e5 ais ungeredt, penn man tie er
lbrer Grwdrtung, DaB lie fir i6re Nrbeit
NIT Saar8elo beSabIt tDerOen mIiroen, tGuS
1den tpIrbe.
Die 6raae tpie bes gountp's 5errittete
Ttnanbea pieoer auf cine iolioe Baiis ges
bra1t tueroel t0nnet, lit in Der Sbat eine
ernitLi6e. Benu nlaa nit Sidsrbeit barr
auf re6nen fOHute, oaB lin Der @ouutDratb
BON le5t nit Ieirlen Nu53aben elnl6rGufen
uno ieoeS Sabr DON Der Sabresbetpiutgun9
eInen HeberlduB gu, ~er3ielen iudben puroe,
ponatt Die beltebetoen Shaloeu nab uHo
nab abgetraBeil iDeroeu f0nntcu. 10 t0nnte
man befurfporten. OaB Durh AusiteAulg
BON SonO5 @elo aUtgebrd1t tDcrDt, ulu
VretHen Sid Su madben. Elm Eeues @onto
anSutaHaeH aao our6 cine iparame
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
Cine DettBnoMe eotsitii@e Nb<
h~nNOIMMn.

Ole Musgabe fir 1887 bs bfwa9rten ntebistniiden
Sabrbub.5. olS y oitetter5 Almanab betanHt,
III ieBt.tertiq uno rauH toiteatret uon Apotbetern nuo
aagepretnsu Naui(euten nui eeln &auoe in ben 9erein.
Gtuatelt, Werito, %uberaaupt iii ieoem c%tuiliiirten &9eil
ettmatad lit re3et:naBtg am 9lnta18s zines isOcu Sabs
res lett Ian9er els ejuem 8inliel etneS aabr9uuoerts
Rri6ieHer. 9ri psr6inoet mt oen 9eiten profii6hen
JtdthIAla9eu SIR @~r1attin9 unb Is ebsrberiteIuNg Der
@eiuuobeit eine qrobs @euQe i@uterei .nten uuO ami>
iaHten yeeitpfs, wdbrehD Der 6alrnbtr Bite aitrouO>
miideu SereGHuuger, dIonotoQtinen Wott8en II. /. 10.
nit GROCER S6rJfult porberettrt peroeH iiao uno fir
b6dFt gsnau befunOen werosr. Die AW58abe uan Soitetz
ters Alnaua0 iHr 1887 miro wAbr3eiulid lie sr6Rte
guS9abe zines mebiSini1eu @erfeS ieiH, oas ie in
irseIp e;nsm Gdn6e eridienen lit. Sic 0isentDImer,
bic 6erren 0oitetter s 80, Eittsbur8. ga., uerIdiGen
ge9en @nIpfan8 elmer .3petz @ests 8riefmarfe elm 4remz
pIor III iraeto cine gerior, bic Deuieben nidt III ibrer
Na6bdridaft etbaltgn funn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20

mebr btii6en miro ober bieier 8unb, tuenn
Ell lid Der duarht itil6en Gle
e e, peldle IT'D III leBter !3eit od uuo
bort III ibm brett matte1, in emihlolIeuer
nuo griinollder 98eiie entleoigt. Oaour9
pilroe er all mOrali dent @tnfuie iebr gez
Dinreu; bic bon ibn1 angei1rebte uno ra
uno BORT berelts erreidte Giufubrung oes
Surnunierrlhts in DEN 6ifentllhen Shuz
len 1. y: puroe oaDurA uugemeiu erleiGz
tort peroen; fir eiltet uerbQltniBmdBig
niht ldrperen Bcrtlit at MitglHoern
mlroe er balo @siaB burh ben 8eitritt
pernanirigerer 9eute betoumen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20

TerDaltuhg bic atten SInokn nah nno
na0 dbSubliBen. Qaetn Die 0ofTnung aut
eiHe lpariamere 8ernaltung lInD aus IN
8eSAg auf ben ieyigsn @ouutpratb nibt
leDr 0rDB, oa mob i1nmer Die W1ebrDett,
lpen1 aud MIR cine Geriltge WteDrbett, ltc9
o%trenbar auen TtfDrm> Beitrebungen tptoer>
1eBt uno man niht fiber lem fam, Oh Die
lteben Wiltglieoer, tuelde IT'D nerptithtet
baben, fur etHe ebrli1e unb lpnrIame Ger5
tpal;ung 3u Dtrfen, 1tonobaFt blelbefl pers
ceu. Sbun lie e5, 10 lit Daiillt ruent91ten5
elmer 0uSu 9roBen Grtrapa8ana porgebstlgt,
oa eS ether Slpelorittels Utebrhelt, alto 10
StimmeI, be0arf, UNI eine UtaBregel onSus
nebn1en. meld)e cine geioaH5gabe poI Mebr
ais 500 erior0ert.
Ser Glan, ilr Die alten unbe5oblten
Soroerunge1 S1uloiheine auS3ult, lien,
Dei6e banf1 polt osn 0taubtaern m0g>
lihermeiie pertuertbet rperDen tonnten. fuan
nur al5 cine tempordre 4usbuLie angelebeu
tperDen. Giaenlllhe SNAtpibeine f0nn
oas GoInite nab benz W)eiey nt6t ausltel7
len, b0d,itenS @erttfifate, nel0e Hid)ts alS
eEle SeibetnlAUla 1tl1D, DaB oaS 0Dunl1
ben Betteitetoen @elo ihuiotg III, uno
tpelde ourD NHrDetlaHgen aut ben SountDz
lhaB tDlrDen elngelDlt tueroen mullen,
menu 9elo our 8esablung porbanOen 1T.
Solhe Certificate tplroen tpabrlNetnLi0
Den 0ldubl9ern lDentg nllBeil.
@ne raoifaIe 2tbhillfe Der Sinanss
miiere taun nur bur0 grDBte SPAR
iamteit uno 9ermetoun9 aler unn0tblz
gen AuSgaben gelbaffen peroen, uno IS lit
au boffen, OaB IS oen ebrtid)tn Oitt9lteDern
oes @ourtpratDS gellnBen miro, Durb Teite5
3uiamnlenhatten Der peiteren 8erlhlpens
hun8 Ginbalt 81 tbun. l1ebrigens niHlnlt
Gountp .dabtnetiter OaptS Den StanopInft
etH, baB bic geAeN rs 95rosert Der Steuer>
autla9e BON 1886 atsgtiteilten 9nipeilna1
gen uidt geieBtIh fino, neil auf ibuel nIdt
EXTRA augeseben lit, oaB tie aus ben nod
ntht couectirteu Steuern be5abIt 1DerDet1
iouelt, ulto ct tpeigert lid, lie sn bonortrten
ooer au0 nur all Steue Don Steuern ans
3unebmen. Die 6rage wiro ieDenfaus in
ben Gegibten CUR @ntihetoNng gebra1
DerDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20

Gin g OFT 9enii9t Dem g3eiien.
S5iere 1pieoerboteu ME, mas ibast eiilrnal llus
Sulrd9tib 9erDeien Der Nell0 oaSe9en ilbt
IeineH S6orfitun III Der 8erpielfdltiaun9
Don Safer ullo iheint Die wieoerbolten Grz
fabrul10en Der lsebel 81 Dergeiert, Die 0nr0
untnGBt9teit i'm &lleu llnb &rttfell, Hare9ele
ut0Bl9e Ne6ensDetle, i@te0te ynft, 4taugel
an SerDe9lti9, geihle1tltbe Au6t6rpetfuGz
gen Il. /. IL. enfiiebeH. Weln aber get0rte
&ero0ul1g, NopfDeD, NpetttDerlult lnO Ser
Itopftbett tbn iuarltell, 0aB leift Slut ultreIt
Dap ibm cine &ranfbeit brebt, ou eginrert er
lid, baB ST. BERNARD SSrGt&4crpiQct, lett
A0brDunDrten l1d) ais Der bette lllto uni bl=
barrie Ieber 9~tegu!ator ~erluielen babeu, Der je
entoedt woroen 1T. gu % @elts bel Apps
tbeteru I'll bQbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
9lpet ~2ipe.f6mpfe.

gor stuei ODER bret Noden par6 an Der
Arliegenoen STEELE Die Yermutbuu9 aus
glpro6en, oaB 8ismard, tnoent CT
Ben 6urlten Alerauoer BON 8ulgarten
] preisgob, Die &biibt oe6abt BADEN m0ge,
RuBlano tparnl Su balten, ooer plelmebr:
rs tlr eIren etpaigen Deuti6sfran5Oiil6en
lSrieg falt II it ell H. 3uBlet6 paro
aeiagt: 8uBlanb lneroe auf siueu iolden
6an0el lur unter Der 8eoinguna eiugee
aanaen iein, baB, tpeul es nit Oefterz
reid losgebe, 9eutidlaHo lid BARN
nidt cinmliGe.
Die in oeH leBten Gagen eingetrofenen
RabelnahriAteit erihetneH ais cine Dou7
fGnptge yeitdtiRung oieier Sernlutbung-
5ie gehen ale oarauf binaaS, Dap JtuBlano
BiaeuS 1T, 9euti6lano uno Sranfreth nit
.iuanber i9re Strait erproben 81 Iallen, obne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
9fef betrnbenn

fur ben Meaidenfreuub lit es 81 iebeH, bag es Die Srans
fen iirb, Tpet9e bod UNI uaftuen oaS meHlblt6e Wtitses
fiihI ~perbtentn, AMI oereu Aus6eUtHra Ger Quoflal0er
ZEN sugsnnert ri&tsf. Aue D,etenigen, loslde
an Observation-Disclosures, Dtanaesi6wa4e uHb an Den
trauriaen 55pl9en BON Susenciluoen leioen, ioaten gum
GeIbitlfbus ben rNc tmagss9gmter teiea, e9e lie in
Sic icbIol aelteGte Salie EMS Spetulantea aehen. Gas
Sud, Is. stuff, $50 g. nit 40 Ie9tsejden Bti6ern. Nib
fiir Is cts. N 4oltnurten ,rsi unb ior3tam usrpodt pers
ianot. A~erelie: Deuti9es 3eitinltttut, II Clinton
nIoce. Seem. gort. Ger RetinngsSQntsr 1T aud Sura
ale asmhhaahtuanen an ~hesieheI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
0erwc8cas SCAT.
Sm GogesS Earf ntaabt elm iHn0 CT Sugi6c
eimen Raaam sraucriad aaf ieiwem


gsaser.
Sn Dem 8oritdDtbeu 9to8erS 8arf eli
Der Observation-Disclosures 1parDe Wttttpo0a
nad)oem Der Dor eI11 tlIrSli0 an cert oeuts
iben Sarmer Wuno begongene JeubmorD
nod ungelubnt gcbltebel, abermal5 eiu
b0d1lt peripegeier utlD brutaler 9taubs
an9riff Derlbt. 9er1elbe mar gtNdli6erz
lpeile rtd3t BON eineln 10 tragyimen NuS>
gauge be4ieitet, ME Der porertDabnte, bat
9Ieibtpphl ieDod, in 2iEbeir0dlt Der unge>
tp0pnltden JtebenumftGnoe. in Dem Srte
etne ni1t geriags gufregut1g Derpor9srlz
fen. Ser 8eraubte 1T Der 90 Sabre aiIe
Sobn s. 0epltt, HID elmer Der bciDen
S1urfen, Delbe Der Shat tbeilDeile ges
ftduoig uuD sln9eltedt 1InO, lit oellen eiges
ner Sobn 0drrD 9etDltt, Der nab elnem
@eltdnonlB ienleS "y.tttlduibtgen, SSSDbn
9arrls, leineu Nater rtht llur git ~bsrauben,
lOnoern lhn lo,ar gu ermoroen beabli0s
tigte.
6etpitt Or. lit 3iemtih Derm0genb unb
bellBt pier in $50. 1870 Us. WfaoilonlIr., 100
CT augeubItdli6 nit leiner SaInilie tpo9nt,
Elm Eoltbaus. 8orgeltern befano er it6 in
eine,n letner 9duier in 3togerS B0rt, ais
ploSti6 3mei Wtdnuer 0alielbs betrote1 uno
li@ mad Dem Dberen StedtDerfe begaben.
Sbre @eithter III ter einem p0rBeDalteuen
Betttube perbergeno, prangen lie dui ben
beiabrtcn 0epitt elm. 9erlelbe lpebrte iid),
puroe babel iebob bic 1reppe biuab>
geld]ieuoert, nOrauf Ieile brItaten2ugreifcr
oas Betttub iiber i'm fparien. Der be-
oro1te Midnu uernabm luunepr bic
gSorte: vShIeB' nibt!", porauf i~nOelien
ioeleih Elm S6uB fteI. Qeipitt nuroe alSz
balo an Ddi!De1 un0 TllBen GebinDen IEo,
nodpem lDm Die Rduber $50 in 8aar
~abgenomnlen, ieinem SHifial iiberIalien.
Sunerbalb elmer batben Gtuuoe etlpa GEE
lang IS ibn1, ith fret Su MAIDEN, uno er
benddrt0ttgte nunr1lebr Die Soll5et.
0nrrts, Der eine Der Strold]e, lDurbe na6
ettpa elmer Stuuoe 0urb 96lt5tit @bert eilz
eefangelr. mObet 1ttb erga6, Dap CT ai1l
Ropfe cine, BON eiHer Gugel be rrl1renoe,
frilhe Wunoe bate. t0arri5 legte balo eth
@eitQnoniB letner S6ulo ab Ilto Sipar err
fIdrte er ben l%lrlpruug Der SduBmunoe
bur6 Die Nugabe, SeDItt il. babe auf iet>
tlen Slater gefeuert, i'll Der Qufregung ieboh
ni6t oiclen, ionOern i'm (9arris) gez
troffen.
Ser nah obiger. Mittheilung beiua5e
sum MGroer ieines 0aters 9eporoene, 49,
iQorige 9arrD Seinitt tDUros geIIerr Wors
gen bier IN @bteagQ DerAattet uuo in oer
Safe 8ieip BoIl5eii1atioH etngeitedt.y Gr
tpetgerte it'd bebarrlId, 3u iprcilen. Inter
Den WIt9lieoeru Der 6a!nilie !9eIpitt iou,
ba oeren Oberbaupt lber Die ibm geb0rt9en
@elolnitteL un8ebltD nit peinIihiter Sor9z
falt lpaht, bereits iett eini9er Belt uueu,g=
felt bei:auOen boben. 5etpttt il. uno 5arrts
tperben tpegen ueriubten 8aubmoroes proz
3eiilrt weroeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20

Gelblt uenu man fIr 2un9enIeiben pon
@jeburt ouf bispoulrt lit, tailll man bod,
bel rt0tt9er Sor9fait nnD Aufnerfiamtelt
llllo bel pronnpter gebaaOlung u~n9iinriger
Spmptonte, Der lIusSebru19 uno onoeren
yullsenleIoen oDer GuftrObrelt= Traufbeiteu
entgeben. Sn lol9en 66len ibt Sc. o
cSavne'S Grpcctorant Die woblt6dti9ite
S3irfune aus lRo bat Die groBte 3a9l BON
~getln9eileu &uret 81 per5eitDaen. &b9eie=
ilno 5dnupfen, Die oft bic nriabe tuberfuz
IDier @rtpidellneen iinD, Dermilloert oieles
yiorlnal= ooer WtlIterz Afittel jeoe beitebenoe
G%nt;iuoung, bef0rbert lel6te S@leimauss
1onOeruna Iub reinigt Die Srnse DON ben
SubtanSeu, pel6e ite aHiiaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
@eafielb, Ma51.. 10. Teb. 1882

9errcn Or. s. Is. alper d 50. Meine
0erren Gor uu9eidbr flint Sabren Bate I'D
elHen iebr l0linnmen aouten, uno gebrau9te
Derldieoele Utittel obRe 9tuperuug Sl ersies
len, bis i9 ollf Deu &atb DeS 0errn 2SDttnep,
2tpotbeferS in @ouperfeur, u. g., eiuengetz
lu@ nit 56rem GberrD= Eettocai ma0te. @be
i6 cine baloe Nlal6e aenUmnaen 9atle, mar
i@ uoaltanDi9 ge9eilt. Sbr &C.
GbarleS DO d d q NJ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20

Ste nuaet1etn feIteote1 TITO be-
fAutttett SatAfG9 ett6tere oer G0tr0o
&et1p Srcautgt8 &c. ft1to SSeOers
tt0aat $40 ~e4apfeblen+ &eiteM1tt9et
btttet tg1Aa O1rett 1B Ste 8~ranerst
S1t fet1CGsy. -HpD nttG ~ 400
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
Netertaasz @ttere

Die = h 70 etnes z ufup betrto ca.
1Sl 900 Stiid, 9esen 245 500 Grid in Der
port9en 8o9e. Areiie beoeuteno b66er, ais
DOR . 2a9ell. IS muroe besablt $3.SO@
4,55 Iir ldlpere, tiir leiDte SIS. 75@4.2O.
8ertautt Duroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
plrDen uotlrt:


I'm Rinopiebmarft bctriig bic 3uTu6r ca.
8 1900 Gttlf, gegen 5000 Stitd III Der
port9en @o9e. Serte9r lebbaft uuo 9reiie
fet.
9~>erfauft uurDet II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
lDurDeH n. I.

@doFe. Die 3uFubr belief fib auf
ca. 26, 800 5tlf, 9egei %, 200 9titf in Der
porigen ISOLDE. Breiie felt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-06-04
.Ararmer'sn Rod domontade

We publish the rodomontade Of a. A Farmer
not because we find in II anything new, instruc-
tive or ingenious, but because we hare been
falsely accused of suppressing similar commit
nications on the alleged grievances of the farm
ers.
We do not see that "a Farmers" commu-
nication calls for any notice from us. 1t bears
on its face the impress Of ranting gcneralities,
directed at somebody, everybody, and only
shows that the writer is more conversant with
ancient history than the present deficiencies or
practical affairs and wants Of the class he
assumes to represent.
1t may arouse the prejudices of the unthiuking
and cause them to eIclaim, L" what o great
writer "A Farmer is but it cannot mislead
the intelligent and thoughtful. They will see
nothing in it but broad assertions of tho oppres.
eions of q certain class by the State government.
No sensible farmer will accept the assertion, as
truth Z" that other classes have not hesitated to
anagonize them (the farmers) without mercy"
so long as they know the laws bear equally on
all classes. No one has doubted or denied the
right of the farmers TO discuss politics, either
in convention or clubs. The only doubt was
that under cover Of "a farmers movement"
certain political hacks and scientists might get
control of it for their own personal advance
ment and we arc not so certain now that il
will not be made the chief corner stone to
strengthen the tottering popularity of many on
old politician.
AS to the people being told to cat grass by a
fool official of France, nearly one hundred years
ago the comparison accords with our friend 8
reading. While he might repeat it, in print,
humanity and the common dictates of our re-
fined civilization, together with the patent fact
that no such emergency could arise in this land
Of plenty, makes the simile too absurd to expect
to find its counterpart in modern history.
OF the arlthmetical calculations" &c., to
which he alludes, why don't a Farmer show
that the figures lied. We have never seen them
disproved. For the information of our friend,
we will state that every communication that hi
appeared in the TINES, except one or two from
himself, OH his side of the farmers question,
was written by merchant So, if good author.
ity on one side, why not on the other. We lnay
also state that it would be gross injustice to
agriculture to coll every man who tills the soil
O farmer. We know just such men. Many OF
them are gross failures, but make frst-class
GROWERS, aud always place the cause of their
failures upon some one or something else.
We are admonshcd by the Foreman that
'thc paper is up" and VIC must postpone any
further remarks 10 next week.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-06-04

n@- We have o communication before us
complaining of the County Commissioners for
letting out contracts for rebuilding the bridges
injured or destroyed by the rains, without Civ.
ing the notice required by law.
We do not publish the communication be-
cause we believe the Commissioners are acting
under case of great emergency, requiring
prompt action TO restore the facilities for travel.
The necessities of the people demand that the
bridges throughout the county shall be restored
at once, which they could not do if they waited
till the expiration of the time prescribed for
advertising for bids on contracts involving
one hundred dollars or over We have
confidence in the law-observing spirit
of the Commissioners, rs we'll as their
desire to do the best they can for the
county, and as the Editor is, probably, the only
loser in the matter, we see no necessity for
carping at what appears to be q necessary non
observance Of the strict letter of the law.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-06-04
Currants and oseberries.

Our esteemed friend, Mr.. ~. A. Nicholson
has laid upon our table perfect specimens Of
those delicious, but rars fruits in this country,
the " red currant " and English gooseberry.
We have always believed that the soil and
climate of this Piedmont region was well
adapted to the successful cultivation of the
black, white and red currants, and all the finer
and larger varieties of the gdoseberry, and it is
q little surprising to us that they are not more
generally found in our gardens. For culinary
purposes there are but few fruits more useful,
while for the table they are exquisite in flavor
and highly decorative. When once established
the plants are hardy, prolific and certain bear.
ers. They grow from three to five feet high
and make good garden hedges. We have seen
gooseberries as large as Guinea hens eggs and
Of almost all colors.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-06-04
The Municipal Election.

Inc municipal Eleotlon.
The election for Intendant and Wardens Of
this town, held last Monday, was one of the
quietest we have ever known. There were two
tickets in the feld-the old Council, headed by
DR.. H S. Beatty for Intendant, representing the
"wet,' the other headed by S. NJ. Rice, Jr.,
representing the "dry," or anti-barroom citi-
zens of the town.
270 votes were polled-the largest vote for
years-of which DR.. Beatty received 1872 and
Mr.. Rice SS; the vote for Wardens varying but
little from the vote for Intendant, on either
ticket.
AS may always be expected where the white
and colored vote is anywhere near equal, the
"wet " ticket was elected by large majority.
The negroes will always vote for whiskey and
talking temperance to them is like pouring
water on a ducks back while there is always
enough barroom influence among the white citi.
zens to secure majority.
We regret to learn that after dark the con-
duct Of many on the streets was anything but
creditable to a respectable, orderly town.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-06-04
Local News.


Rev. b. p. Reid, of Reidyille, S. c., preached
two fine sermons in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday, and Bishop Duncan occupied the
pulpit in the Meth odist church.
As was announced in the last issue of the
TINES, q temperance service was held in the
Methodist church last Sunday night. Rev. c.
I. Scaife made o very eloquent address to
large audience, and after q few remarks by Rev.
Mr.. Carlisle the benediction was pronounced
The Presbyterian Sunday School picnic given
on Cages lawn last Saturday was in every re-
spect most enjoyable one and reflected credit
on the ladies and gentlemen who managed it.
The young people amused themselves in various
ways during the entire day, and we sure
we never saw happier crowd in our life. The
dinner has never been surpassed in any respect
in the annals of pic-nics in Union.
Some very fine games of base ball have been
played on the new diamond this week, and
large crowds have witnessed the games. The
Base Ball Association has gone to No little ex.
pcnse in having their grounds put in order SO
that they could have O suitable place to play,
but it seems that some people are blind, for they
ride over it with buggies and horses as though
it was a race track or IN exhibition ring. We
are requested by the association to ask tho
people not to ride over these grounds as it will
eventually make them unfit for playing the
game upon. The ladies are very respectfully
invited to witness the games, and seats have
been provided for them.