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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
A Lasting Shame.

We regret to have to publish the
shameful fact of women working on the
chain gang. Of all the sins of omission
and commission our county commissioners
and justices of the peace ought to think
this the greatest. A friend tells of pass
ing the convicts at work few days ago,
and among them were two colored
women standing in water half leg deep.
passing rock, just as the stout men.
These women, we learn, were sent there
because they were unable to pay a small
fine imposed for fighting. We believe it
is right to punish crime, but we do not
believe it is right or creditable to this
county to place women in ponds of
water knee deep to lift heavy stones
upon the highways of the county and in
the city. We do not wonder at the
bridge washing away SO often when poor
criminals are treated so cruel when they
work there.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
Prof. Price at Monroe.

Last Saturday and Sunday being the
time appointed for our uarterly meeting
we were pleased to have such distin-
guished divine with us as Rev. ]. G.
Price. He preached in Zion church on
Sunday afternoon to large congrega-
ton. His sermon was interesting and well
delivered. Alright he preached in the NJ
E. Church South (white) to large atten-
tive mixed congregation. His sermon
was one of the best we ever heard. Mr.
Price is said to be the first negro who
ever preached in white church at this
place, but he will not be the last if all
who come after him do their part as we'll
as he. We have never, at this place, had
the pleasure of listening to such eloquence
before. His subject was the american
Negro and His Future, " and he drew
crowds of white and black around him
here as only Price could do.
He said, ''if there be future for any
race it must be the power of intellect. -
and then gave number of examples and
tests of the negro's mental capacity pa.
triotism, &c. TRM
Monroe, Aug. 9th.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
Good TempIars in Concord.

This is now dry town, and on cor
ner where stood barroom last Nav is
now being erected two large brick build
ings, and little farther down the street
arc two other large brick buildings going
up, and this gives work to fifty or seven
ty-five hands. Ihave the smallest church
in the town with membership of seventy,
and few Sabbaths back we collected in
one day forty dollars and fourteen cents
(S4O.1D- We have had only one arrest
by the police since the election in June,
and the commissioners have discharged
the last police officer.
Deputy G. C. scurlock, of Fayetteville.
was with us last week and organized a
lodge of Good Templars. We enrolled
tifty-fve names at the first meeting and
installed the following officers:
Rev. F. r. Howell-W. G. r.; Mrs.
Lizzie Holmes-W. v. T.; J. L. Mont
gomery--W. s.; Robert McRea-W. T. F.:
w. c. Coleman-W. ID.
F. r. HOWELL,
Concord, N. c., Aug. 5th.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
Blue, Gray and Green Eyes.

The New York Commercial Adcertiser
devotes an editorial to the relative
merits of the blue eye, the gray eye and
the green eye, citing we'll known literary
works as authorities. While it tries to
be non-committal and waivers between
gray and blue as the desirable color, it
does not hesitate to declare that las u
rule the green eye is not admired" An
thony Trollope does not appear among
the authors cited, for if he did the green
eye would have found decided cham
pion. In his novel. 1.-THE Eustace Dia-
monds, false, tricky and unprincipled
Lizzie Eustace has eyes 'blue and clear,
bright as cerulean waters" while the
author adds: "How few there are among
women, few perhaps also among men,
who know that the sweetest, softest, ten
derest, truest eyes woman can carry in
her head are green in color. "-Bg1alo
Courier. .
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
Farm and Garden Notes

After cutting, orchard grass spring.
rapidly. and the aftergrowth is heavy,
This should not be pastured during the
summer or fall, but should be reserved
for winter grazing.
If you want to produce a charming ef.
feet, train the wild clematis, C. Virgini-
ana, or Maiden's Bower, upon a trelli.
with blue and pink morning glories. The
contrast is delightful.
To grow good celery it is very essen.
tial to have strong, stocky plants. Those
that are weak and spindling when trans.
planted into the rows will seldom make
good lunches of celery.
A blockhead, armed with saw and
pruning shears, is as destructive in nm
orchard as bull in china store. Gel
careful, experienced hand for day o,
two, and take lessons Of him.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
Another Strike Slammed

:. "Why, johnny, said Mrs Mcswil-
ligen to her hopeful son Yesterday morn.
ing here the second bell is ringing
school yet" ~ iO'
Oh, I'm not going" replied Johnny.
Not goingl why notl'
why a cyclone blew down A school
mouse out West yesterday and killed A
iot Of children, and I'm not going TO
take any risks wv sO'"s "
But his mother issued an ultimatum
and coerced him and Johnnv wsn, - y,
SCHOOL - usual. Pittsbur0 CAronicIs
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14

Lam feeling rather nettled
A. FOR thought it all was settled.
reach. 'n ny
As sat with Arabelln.
o such happy felleri
Under her umbrella
On the beach.
As said, I'm feeling ns,tled.
For fear IL isn's settled
screech, my "air ane
FOR there sits my ArabeIla
AND she's got SIM Teller
Under her umbrella
Out Of reach.
-Rola' d King, IN Zoe
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14

An eccentric farmer at Hartford, Ind,
is engaged in the task of endeavoring, by
walking many miles each day upon an
improvise1 track, to wear away three
layers which he imagines have been
added to his feet. He began his tireless
walk about two years ago, and keeps
upon his feet eighteen hours out of the
twenty-four. Instead of being made
weak by the exercise he is growing
stronger every day. His limbs are firm
as iron and his tendons like whipcord.
He has now walked some 10000 miles
and his pace is increasing daily. He is
rational on all other subjects.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-08-14
Concord, N. c., Aug. 9Th.

Sir Jonn Lubbock, at recent meeting
Of a natural science association in Lon
don, exhibited a very strange pet. It
was tame wasp which had been in his
possession for about three months. It
ate. sugar from his hand and allowed him
to stroke it. The wasp had every ap-
pearance of health and happiness; and,
although it enjoyed an "outing" occa.
s.cnally, it readily returned to its bottle.
which it seemed TO regard a. . home,
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SATURDAY, AUGUST, IA 1886.
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wsatbt bic 8abm fret,

urn benz berbraudten 3eaensemebe gu ernOs'
Iiden, aus benz a0rper 81 enttuei6en, Die. tpenn
fie beibebaItem tpiirben, bic Sdfte bes aSrpers
perIdIe9tern unb bic @efunobeit untersraben
miirben. Sie Gebarme, bic ben ni9tisften
abaussfanal bilOen, tOnnsn permanent bon
SinbermifIen frei sebalten werben, inbem man
Sas ldmeraloie, rnbis pirtenbe unb ansenebme
GbfiibrmitteI, So fetterS Masenb t.
ters sebraudt, spel@es niht nur l1nreinis.
feiten Ioh, fonbern aud bic innere $aut Oes
DarmfanaIs itdrtt, ipenn iie burd) gerftopfmuns
ober ben untlusen @sbraud eetpaltiamer ab'
fibrmittel seidnG1t ift. Der @tagen, bic
2eber unb Die sfieren ipersen ebenfalls Onrd,
biefes tpobltbdtise Starfunss> uno Seilmittel
anse,est uno sstraftist, uno isbes Organ, leooe
s,ber. lebe Mus'eI unb ieber Herb berfpiirt el'
men beIebenben @infub. gs bat eiren anse.
nebmen @efdn,ad unb 1T ein pobft belebeaeeS
nnb Der @eiunbbeit sutrd9libeS Seilmtttel, uno
ba es feline gSirfiamfeit ausf9lisbIid botani>
lden Mitteln berbantt, 70 iit es bas Seilmittel,
bas am 8eiten fir ben Gamilienl ebraud] ge>
eisnet 1T, ba es fider, peit rei4enb uno RAID
fptrft.
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Correspondence. s6ulenburg, b. Z.

garrespumdems. e6ulenburg, b. Z.
@uguit.- t.-Srodenbeit uno 9iBe Balten
an, BaunpDlle tomnt f9on in betrd6tz
li1en Quantitdten on unb ftnb
Bis bato fGon gegen 900 8als
len bier perfauft tpprben; bod tpirb bic
@rnte cine geringe tperben unb init Gns
be 5es MoMats 3iemlid) beenbigt fein.
5oute es in nd9ffer 3eit regnen, 10
m69ie bag pHiiden i'm Sftpber mod
eiuntal anfaasen, lit bielen Sslbern iez
cod ift Elm sroBer S6eil Der pfanaen
fo bulfdnbig troden, baB fetn &egen iie
tpie6er erfriI9ep tann. = Gs iinb iest
gsgriiubete NusT6tsa, oaB @9ulenburg
eine vgrttpn'@Ompreb" befonlmen iuirb.
-9iegrbe ten an berSurrballe linb tpsz
GEN N1t=s;ntunft bes n6tDieen 8aubols
aes feif einigeil Sasen einseitelt. = Bet
Der fiirali1 porgeuommenen geamteaz
pahl ces Surnoereins liab fait fdmmte
li1e friberen 8eamtea wieber gepdDlt
poroen; eine fhmeidelbafie MnerfeHz
nums ihrer 8erbieaite. 8eionbers ers
tpdbnt iei, baB 9err s. S9ulBe bic
gr1bte Stimmen5abl als stpeiter Spres
der auf fi9 Dereinlgie. -9errn u.
Bobms neues @ebdube 1T 3iemli6 Dols
lenbet unb gepdbrt einen iolibens fatts
lihen Nnblid. - NDr einigen Jtd1ten
murben mebrere ginbrii6e periibt, unb
atpar Items in benz 8arroom bes 9errn
$b. Molters, tpel1er bierbur6 cine Wnz
aabI Nidels unb Dimes iopie ionitige
Mertbla1en einbiiBt. Gr trdgt ietnen
8erInf nit grgebenbeit. Ser stpeite
ginbru9 gei9ab in benz 8arbierlaoen
BON Ri9ter & Sobnion, pOielbit nebit
einiaen &alirmefern elm ''hair-cipper''
qe1t0blen tpurbe. So. 3 betraf 9errn
Bernbarb 6ad, tpel9er nebit einer pis
ffole ettpas 9leingelb einbhBte. BON
BEN Dieben bat man nod feline fidere
Spur. r.-6err pbilippiiein er6fnete bieie
Wo9e 8ierballe yto. 10. 9err Sos.
Rainer bon 9isb 9ill mirb in fur5er
3.it nit gto. II na6folsen, un6 tpirb
gepiB S11 au9 ba gu boiler 8eltuag
fommen. gDie man fiebt, fann uns bic
S,odenbeit bier nidt iebr anfe6ten y
eonnabemb, ben 81. Suli, purbe in
Ga Strange bic bemOfratii9e Gountps
&onbeation absebalten nnb 9err @bas
81. Rebler BON bierielbit unb 5. j,
Mc@uire bon 2ebbettsr tpurben als
&anbioaten fir bic 2egislatur nominirt.
IS llnterlie9t taum eineIn 3weifel, bat
Ser 3ebler geudblt Derben wirb. Ser,
Mc@uire iebO6 m69te lei9t BON eineu
guten, BON ben Republitanern aufge
| Heaten, @egenfanbibaten gei6lager
tperben.-gin tragif6es gnbe bate leBt
Wo1e Der alte 9err &nippa. Derielb
fubr ben bier nod 9auie. llnterpeg'
min er ii9 bic pfeife ansiinben, lpobe
ibm pabrf9einItd bic 3isel eutfallen
| Sn benz 8eriu6e bieielben tDieber 81
ersreifen, fdlt ct topfiiber unb plrl
tpabri9einlih bur9 einen S1lag be-
eri1redten pferbes get6otet. 4ls moi
ibn fanb. ftanb pferb uno Mageu gan
III Der Ndbe. y. ..
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Ill. Scr. Otbeaftle.

Sn einem bunteln 9intersimmer feis
tter @eiGdftsrGume in @baneerDlane,
hei1en sseafter, tpeld5e in Sabren ni9t
cbgeffaubt uaren, bas 2i9t mebr aus
aui1lieBen als eit3ulahen ihienen, faB
M. Olbcaltle in eiuem alien 2ebuffubl
por einem nit f1mar3em 2eber iiberaos
genen Slide, beKen platte fat nirgenos
bur@Idimmerte. Dor ben @t6Ben ber
aufaehduften papiere uno Ge9nungss
bii9er, bic ibn bebedten. st tpar be-
i1dftigt, einen gonaen 9aufen gefern
eingegansener Briefe burd3ufeben
8rief auf Brief tparb, na9oem er tbn
geleien, eingetragen, NIT 9toti5en berfe.
ben, unb ie nod feiner 8eoeutllng, ober
aud Der giIe, bic feline Mbfertisung n6s
tbig ma9te, auf einen beionberen Stof
auriidgelegt. Mb unb sog er bic Slim
gel, tpDrauf iebesmal elmer Der i'm Wors
aimrter arbeitenben glerfs eri6ien, bit
Mnwei5umsen feinss Chefs entsesenau.
| nebmen ober befen Gragen su beant:
tuorten. unb f9 barauf iofort miebel
auf feimen plab suriid3uaieben.
Scr. Olbcdftle mar elm tleiner Derl
nit fpdrli9en grauen 9aaren, bic el
binter bas Obr eeitri6en trus, spoburd
feline umeem6bnli@ bobe unb .breit'
Gtirn unperbdltniBmdbig berborgebobet
tpurbe. 2leiue, lebbafte @ugen tontra
ftirten feltlam NIT ben f6malen, au
iommenaeprebten 2ippen, bic angelo
rene 2ebbaftisteit eines Ssmperament'
auseigenb, bas fid) nur 6per IN BIT
nofbwenbisen @dranfeu zines gef9dfts
mdbig eemeKeuen 8enebmsns fhgte
Ct trug etnen 5rauneu, siemli6 ftaubt
gen Oberrod, ber, bis bi9t unter ben
&inn aueetn6pft, nur tpenig bon be
tpeiBen 6alsbetleioung fi9tbar tueroel
lief.
Mr. Olbcaitle bate eine geranm
3slt fortsearbeitet, als bur9 ben eler
etn Serr gemelbet puroe, bet aud 10
fort, o1ue cine grlaubniB absutparten
ins Simmer trat.
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OeI 'VtllIeleuoe ioJS" ~ wv" ooo
aiehuna ber birefte 8egenfab gu Nfr.
OlbcaifIe. gs mar lang unb bhrr, bat
te ffarfes, bunfles 6aar, fleine lt1tlge
Wuaen uno trug fi6 init bsr @legan3,
Die ber getfebr init ben inngen 8entles
men Der b0beren @eieai9aft notbmeen1z
bio madate. @r mar Wer+ Slbcaltle
niG5t unbefannt, mar elmer BON ben
Wenfd1en, bic bsm fletnen Nobotatei1
BON aanser @eele 5utuiber tparen. Sets
ne @elddfte batten i'm Bitter NIT ibm
sufammengefiihrt, unb ct empfallo ges
gen i'm bic bolle Mbneigung zines ebrlis
d,eu Buuenbeibers gegeniiber elmer ges
ftbmeibigen, binterliitlgen &abe. Nls
STR. grabibom isBt iein 3immer betrat,
beariiBte ibn ber fleine 9err NIT elmer
ftumnen 8erbeugung, es benz 8alfe
iiberlafenb. felbit ben 3wed feines ges
iu1es auautiinbigen.
Ser Beiu9er idien bur9 bic augetts
l6einlide Rdlte bes @mpfanges bur6s
aus nidt auBer Gof1ung gebra9t gu
fein. Ct febte fd, riidte bic 9alsbinbe
aured5t unb rdufpsrte fi@ nit aller &us
BE; bann aoe er eiue grufttai6s beroor,
enfnabm berfelben mebrere papiere,
breitete iie nebeneinanber aus, fri6 tie
nit elmer maseren, fno6igen 9anO
alatt unb blifte Str. Ol6eaftle nit rus
bigger Smpertinena ins @efi9t.
Darf i1 bitten, begann er ban1t, oaB
sic fd bieie papiere ndber anieben,
SIR. Olbcafle2 sic tragen bic Inter
f6rift einer Dame, bic, fopiel i'd tpeiB,
Sbre Glientin 1T.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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gurrespuuaens. Griebri6sburs, be

Enrrespuudemz, Griebridsburg, ben
2. Muguf.-Die in ber leBten Summer
Sbrer gef6dbten 3eitung publi3irte
Nnerfennung ots Mertbes ber BON uns
an sic geianbten MarmDrsproben pers
anlaBte uns gu tpeiteren Gorf1ungetr.
go fanoen mir beute Worgen am Pe=
bernales, fiinf Weilen bon bier, an benz
plaBe. mo- Dor Sabren bic Mornnonens
Mhble unb Stabt geitanben bat, int
6luBufer uno an benz ufer, groBe Mar=
mprbI6de, bon a0en Sarben, (mie Der
an ner SfOrtb Grape @reef), unb bess
9lei1en in elmer trodnen Sabine, 200
@9rttt bieiIeits beg Wsiiblen : plabes,
ablpe9felnb nit 5anbftein Gelfen.
Ser BON palmer 5ulipan i'm Sabre
1881 bermeifene @iienbabn @trang
freust ben Pebernales J Wfeile peiter
unten. = 9eute Morgen I'M 50 l1br,
ereignete fidl bier ettpas iebr Ssltenes,
bas Dad bonn Sauie bes 9errn g..
Sunf brannte srbBtentbeils ab. Das
Geuer entiflnb naburn. ba aB Elm 3idbris
ger Sunge init Streidbbl5erm ipisl,e.
Mnto II Maier.
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arme @eele bic etpige &ube gefunben
uab in's 0immelreid einge9angen fei.
Gin Sabr ipdter erbieIt bic @emeinoe
einen tteuen Pfarrer, Der nit bem Wauz
er freunbli6 perfebrte. gei elmer @es
legenbeit pertraute ibm st. bic @es
f9i9te nit Der Seele feiner Srau. Ser
pfarrer fagte inn, baB ct betrogett mor'
ben lei unb baB er ii6 pon ieinem Na9@
bar bic iiebsebnbunbert Sbaler auriids
3ablen lai1en m6ge. = Ser Na6bar
tpeigerte ii6 bies gu tbun, uno nun
murbe auf 8eranlahuug bes pfarrers
bic @ei9i6te Der Staatsanmaltf9aft
mitgetbeilt.
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q G I It m t

elm partmer nit $50O-$1OOO Rapital
in einem guten neuen @efddft. 2anbz
tpirtb norgesosen. Mebrere quite grs
beitseiel uno Stuten nit Gpblen fnb
binig gu perfaufen. Ndberes in Der
Office bieIes Blattes. 5,8,6mt4mtp
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bic lit Dem 8lute ibrer &inoer ;3eiden bon
unretnbeit entbeden, iollten ogleid) 3it &C.
et9neten Seilmittelp greifen. Ser Maugel
oieier Sorgfalt bel iungen Mtabden 1T Die
Saupturiade ber meiiten &ranfbeiten, benen
6rauen unter,uorfen iiub. Trau !6arriet
u. Battles bon Soutb CHELMSFORD, Mafi.,
id1reibt: uOfeine slpolfiabrise Sodter leioet
iett einem Sabre an algeneiner Sdtpd6e.
Seit einigen gSoden finsen mir an ibr
Gper's SarIaparilla einsugeben, unb ibrc
@eiunobeit bat iid5 ieitbem bebeuterb per<
beiiert." Srau s. 8. 8obiuion, 9erfins
St., Somerpille, Maii, iagt: vMiitter
iollten
Aper's $arCapariua
in ibren Sanilien gebrau6eu. Sir Mtdbz
den spiiden 10 nno IA Sabren lit iie un=
f6dtbar."
Sn allen slpotheten 3u baben.
1reis 81; seds Slaiden, S..
gersitet bon 9r. S. 6. aber & Co., eotuen,
Naii, 9. ct. b. 81.
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= Die @rceilior @uarbs, cine farbi.
&c Militdrz rzgpmpagnie, ift ON 5onna=
beub nod Galoeitpa geaangen, um li9
oafetblt am fa,bissa prets- -@reci,eu sll
betbeillgen.
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- Mabt Cure Beiteaupgen fir 5tas
9elbraft, e!attea Dtabt, giienbleh,
&upferble6 nnb 2othe bel piper &
6 9ultbeB 249 Warfet Str.
5part @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fiir niebrisfte Marftpreiie.
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= Gin IL Sabre altes Mulattens
mGo9en in Daaas bat elm Rinb gebos
rem, oas D Bfunb tpiegt.
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Yerre@ met.
@oman bon g. 8ernbarbt.
tGortfebunsl.

SOUR uubte iie @etpiBbeit baben. bic
l1nbeitimmtbeit Der ibr orobenoen 8es
fobr mar ni9t aus3ubalten. = Sic
padte bic eingssansenen Sdriftfiide
auiammen uno gab' 8efebl, ben Magen
um su6lf l1br bereit 3u balten.
CHE iie ii1 inbeKen ibrer NbF9t ges
n,dB au Scr. OIbcaitIe begab, bate ibre
gtanbbaftigfett cine neue harte probe
su beifeben. Sic bate bic 3uif4en8eit
an benz 8ette beg ain6es susebradt,
oefIen 3uftanb F9 perf1limmerte uno
fie nit ser @oree erfillte, buB elmer tes
net i9waren, bedngitigenben &rants
beits3ufdle i'm Nnauee Jet, bic tie 10
iebr au ftir6ten gelernt batte. 9tur Die
aningenbe Motbmenoisfeit, ft9 et1en
ginblid in ibre Sage gu neri1affen,
founte fie perm5gea, Sobnnie beute,
menn aud nur auf furse 3eit, ben ers
fahrenen 6dnbem Der Wdrterin gu iibers
Iaffen. @ls iie bic Sreppe berabftteg,
bie aug ben oberen &dumen ibres oillens
ortia aebai,ten 6auies in bic 8orbale
fiihrte, fanb fie ibren alten 9ausbiener
in heftiaem Worttue9fel nit 3pei Mdn,
nern, bic in ber 1ale SUB sefaBt bats
ten unb fi6 aidt binaustDei1en lafen
molten. sSbr gintritt ma9te 5tpar benz
5treit fofort Elm Gnbe, inbefen trat oer
cine ber Mdnner ibr ni9t unebrerbietig
entaegen unb hbergab ibr elm Yapier,
befen Snbalt fie erbla1en ma@te.
Mu@ bas nod! fie nla6te eine rll'
miutHrli1e 8emegnng, als tpoute fte
| nod elmer @tIse faifen, nm ibre f@wait'
tenbe 2raft aufre@t gu balten. Sei
Weann, feinestpegs ungerabrt bon ibret
| aroBen ssugemb unb 966nbeit unb be,
ianften WIrbe ibrer bod 10 bDrnebmen
@rfdeinung, trat einige @6ritte aurid
INN ibr 3eit su lafien, ii6 gu fa1snl
udbrenb Sames ibr 5ufliiterte: Sir
Wort, Wtaoame, lna i6 merle bic I'M.
beri6dmten S@ufte binaus, tpie ft6's
gebitbrt!
sic tpintte ibm gu f6peisen unb BEN
Manne, ndber gu treten.
Sd bin i'm Begriif, mir re9tlt9en
8eiifonb au beribaffen, fagte iie, fi9
miibiam beberrf9eno. SD boffe, bah
ud6reub meiner albmefenbeit =
Ob Sta 'am. fiel ber Wtanu elm. ba fie
ftodte, tpenm sic nur bic @ite babeu
tpollen, Sbre Dieaeri9aft ansuweiien,
uus su bulben, unb uns mittlerweife BIZ
gerf9erung gebea. oaB BON benz Mobi:
liar unb fonffigen 3ubeb6r bes 9auses
| ni6ts beifeite gefdafft pirb, 10 tpoasn
mir uns germ nit einem plaBe in be,
8orbale begmiigen, unb Sbnen 10 penie
lGfig fallen, aIs nur INNER m6gli@ iit'
sic uifen, es finb piele @ldubiger bots
banben, febte ct III offenbarer 8erlesen'
belt bitlau, unb 6a unferm Muitragge.
BET 6as Saus berpfdnbet 1T. tpie sic
febeu, 10 }inb mir bersef6idt, 5afhr su
iorssn, haB Inbere ni6ts entfernen,
tpas ibn geb6rt. - Iber 6ott berbate,
taB mir nebr tbun follten, ats mas un=
iere pfi6t iff!
2uep ridte unb tpintte inn nit RET
6anb, aurid;utreien, lie todre te'nss
8ortes ulnhr'g sepeien. Sic tpintte
sem altea Oirlter, lte gum Wasen 5u
fHbren. ;3itt.rrb ianf tie iii bic aii1 "a
anrud una preBte bic Sdnbe pors @e'
{ibt. = Sic beaann einen 8sgriff gu be-
fcmnem, mas 8uin, b0lliger Muln. fI,
fie 5u beteuten babe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
-. mo,,a wan, 70 do the same thing,

bodv else would want TO do the same thing,
and She wasn't going TO allow any ono W
meddlc with her SURROUNDINGS
"Wbile talking 20 her had Vradn'iV
an,ro.cbed hut she took In my every
moy,ment. aud when i was WITHIN aoou.
,o,, focf ~ bev she wheeled her horse ana
VOC . n IKE an arrow. She circled around
me Tor several minutes, gradually narrow.
,n,, arc circle until she was within about
,wentv feet. probably, Of where STOOL
ana suddenly refined her horse back on lts
Ian,ches. Placing the bridle-reins IN
bor ,cetb. she drew her revolyers,
and. motioning with her lett bahu
10 two small trees which STOOD
ON either side. and about the same
distance from the trail, probably about MY
Yards ahead, size urged her horse 10 iilll
:nced. and when what seemed TO me directly
between the tress she fired both reviewers,
and without turning 10 look around rode on
in the direction Of her camp. was curious
10 see the result Of her marksmansnin; ana
on Going 10 the trees found Dulct 10
Zach one about the same distance from the
ground"
"Uas any one else found out any more
about her than you have ~
AZ think not She has been seen severni
times mounted on superb bay horse when
i as well trained as her gray add probably
as fleet. TO tell the truth, we don't know
what TO make Of her. She wontallow any,
one 10 get near enough TO capture her, and
as she hasn't done anything to warrant Us
IN us,np force to arrest her, we don't know
what TO do. THERE'S one thing sure, how
ever. we don't want her in our neighbour
hood -