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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Notice.

All persons ARE hereby forewarned no,
to ircspass upon any lands belonging To
me. have discovered that some nnc
has bcen cutting trees in my swamp aud
I hereby give notice thu, shall keep
dilligeni watch in the future aud anyon,
found violating this notice in any man
ncr whatsoever will hc dealt with accord
ing TO law.
Jan aS-al |. y liEARN.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Insolvent's Notice TO
Creditors.
William J. l,urlmgc
~.
IL. AnI.n

His Creditors.
IL the Circuit Court for Worcester cnun.
ty--Ociober Term. 1881, Ia wil--.lanua.
rs 9Th. lssS.
THE petition al William J. Burlasc,
with the schedule and affidavit. having
been read aud considered. |. John " Sta.
ton, Clerk ofihe Cirruil COuri ior Nur-
ccsicr county. do ihcrcupon appoint
George ". Purncll Preliminary Trustee
for the benefit Of the SAIL Petitioner and his
creditors, aud direct tia he give h1n'l Ia
the State II Maryland. conditioned for the
faithful discharge of his trust IN ihe pen.
aliy Of one thousand ,l0llars. with securi-
lies To he approved by me ; AMI | do iuHh.
er order the said Petitioner to appear bc.
fore the Circuit Court for Worcester
county an the first Tuesday amer the third
Monday In May next, To answer such In.
lerrosaiorics and allegations rs his crcdi.
tors. inlorsers or surelies may propose or
ALICE against him. and that he give nj
least forty days notice ihcrcofio his cred
iiors, which said notice shall be- published
weekly for the period of forty days. by
inserting n copy Of this order In news.
paper printed In Worcester county. once
a week for the said period of forty days.
JouS W. STATION. Clerk.
True Copy.
jan. l4-6i.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
AT. O'Clock =. NJ ,

al tina, tract and parcel of land in the
Sixth Election District. of said Wor.
ces,cr county, ON the county road lead
ing from Joseph Gotlfrey's tn Pine
Grove. which Solomon Burton Shock.
ley owned at The time ui his death,
aud which descended from said Shock
ley To his children as his heirs At law
said land is well limhrrcd aud contains
$50 acres. murc ar less.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
OFFICIALDIRECTORY
OF
WORCESTER COUNTY, MD,

Clerk Of the Circuit COurt-John W. Station.
Register Of Wills--Thomas ID. Purncll.
States Attorney-william &. Wilson.
Shcrin-Urlnh y. ShOckley.
School Evnmncr-Cinyton !. purncll.
County CommissiOncrs--Ch Charles ~. Coul-
hourn, Pocnmokc city: Major W. Pilcharl.
stockton: Charles bishop. Bishopyillc: Ed
~. Martins. Clerk-A. u. Marine Counsel
william r. Dckcrson.
Judges Orphans Court-''r. Charles T.. Jones.
Elijah u. Carey. Major r. Hall.
Examiner IN Chanccry--w. r. Dickcrson.
Auditor-Irving Spence.
wrsckmas ter-Thomas Hudson.
Survcyor-william ~. Richardson.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Assignment Of Church Property.

CAMBRIDGE. Nh. Ian. 1.-The trustees
Of Grace VI. T.. Church South. nj Cam
bridge. have made mn assignment for the
benefit Of creditors. James W. wadlell,
Of Cambridge. Is named trustee. The CON
veyancc includes the church. the church
furniture aud fixtures. The edificc which
stands on the corner or Main and Race
streets, Is n handsome stone structure,
which was completed about three years
ago nj a cost Of about $i0O00. The lin.
bllilies are estimated at eil.OO'--Bi't".
San.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

A youngsier sal watching his mother
while she spitied cherries She inalvert.
entity passed one without removing the
stone. Hopeful Immediately picked i out
with the remark. '''erc's onr yon Didn't
unhuttOn mamma
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
WEDNESDAY,
February Sth, \. D., 1888

February Sth, \. d., 1883,
At 0 o'clock a. NJ, the following Personal
Property, to wit.
One Steam Saw Mill in good condition,
a lot of LUMBER, TIMBER CARTS.
WAGONS, &c, One CARRIAGE, One
DEARBORN WAGON, dc. 1000 bush.
els of CORN. 10 stacks of FODDER,
8 head OF MULES. and other STOCK.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURT, &c.
No property To bc removed until terms
of sale are complied with.
Terms of Sale.
On all sums of $1,000 and under the
cash will he required on oil sums above
that amount credit Of twelve months
will be given, the purchaser giving his
interest bearing bond, with security to
be approved hy the undersigned Trustee.
SAMUEL II. TOWNSEND,
ian 2S-ts. Permanent Trustee.
CONVICTION, WILSON & COLLINS.
Solicitors
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
on. t,n, "A Word.

Tor sale CheaD-Onc allie .c'l movement
against Justice l.nmrr. sadly imtlcr | but
still breathing, Arply Promptly To- Viii
lam l.. Chandler, Washington. D. e. 30
discount TO the TRADE Philadelphia
Times.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Terms of Sale.

Two hundred dollars in cash an The
day III sale. the balance uf the purchase
money To lie paid in Two equal annual
insralmrn's Of one AMI Two wears with
inlerr>, annually from SAID day "i sale.
aud 10 hr srcurri hy the interest bc,r
ny honI al the ruicha>er with sc'url
lies To lie approved lay the SAID trustee
GEO. ". PUR\ElI.
jar IT'S. Trustee.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
NOTICE IN CREDITORS.

The creditors OF the said John =. Han.
cock ARE hereby notified to Tile their claims
against the estate Of said deceased. with
the vouchers thereof In the office or the
Clerk for the Circuit Court for Worcester
county, within fur months from said day
OF sale. OLIVER ID. COLLINS.
jan. lI.ts. Trustee.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

Absurd qucslion.-A German lately APP
a vessel lying In the North liver "lIaye
you ever been 10 sea y asked the captain.
The German stared moment. and then
said. docs you s'p0se ! enmrd over from
Germany In n lallOonF'
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

By vIRTUEOF AN ORDER OF THE
Circuit Court for Worcester county. pass
ed in the Insolvency proceeding of vii.
liam II. Tubbs rs. His Creditors, I, the un.
dersigned, Us Permanent Trustee, Of the
said William II. Tubbs, will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder, at the residence
of the said William II. Tubbs, ST. Martins
Neck, Worcester county, Maryland, on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

~ VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court for Worcester County, sit.
ting in Equity, passed on the 10Th day Of
December, in the year lsss-;n cause in
said Court wherein George ). Richardson
at al, surviving partner of the late iirm OF
Richardson. Moore, Smith Il Co, are com
plainants, and II,rry Hancock Il a. are
respondcnts-bcing No. 1875 ON the
Chanccry Docket Of said Court, the I'M.
designed as Trustee. will sell at public
auction. at the Court House doo,. in the
town Of Snow lIill, Worcester County. on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Ne,C Legal ids.

tanned In the last will and testament 0f
DIR. HILLARY r. Pitts, late Of Worcester
county, deceased the undersigned, as Ex.
ccutor, will offer at public auction, Ia the
highest bidder, in front of the Atlantic
Hotel, In the town Of Berlin, In said Wor-
cestcr county, on
SATURDAY
February 25, 1888,
Al g o'clock p. NJ, the following real
estate:
No. ALI that farm called Golden Val.
ley" and "lIammon's Addition" con-
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES of land, more or less,
situate In the Fourth Election District
Of Worcester county. about two miles
from the town Of Newark.
No. ALI that part ola tract or parcel
ofland called the "Tingle Place." con-
tanning T WO NDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less,
situate in the Ninth Election District Of
Worcester county. about three miles
from the town Of Berlin, and one half
mile from the railraod station.
No. SAIL that part Of tract Of land
called the "Tinglc Place." situate in the
Ninth Election District of said county,
and about three and one.half miles from
the town Of Berlin, and three quarters
OF a mile from the railroad station, con.
tanning NINETY.ONE ACRES, more
or less.
cy-Said tracts, Nos. 9 and above men.
toned are incumbered by mortgage da.
ted the 12th day Of March, in the year
1887, and recorded among the land records
Of Worcester county, in Liber J. w. s.,
No. I, folios 5O4 and sos, in favor Of Geo
S. Payne for $1,000, and will be sold sub
jcct to said mortgage, and also subject TO
any inchOate right of dover the wife Of a
certain John Bishop may have in the
same.
No. All that tract Of land known Us
the Morgan Warren Place." contain.
ing NINETY-TwO ACRES, TORE or
less, situate in the Ninth Election Dis.
trict of said county. about one-half mile
from the town of Berlin.
All the above mentioned farms contain
moderate amount Of woodland. also
Dwelling Houses, and the usual out
buildings.
No. 5.-All that tract of land in the
Third Election District Of Worcester
county, about one mile from Berlin, con
tanning FIFTY ACRES, more or less
called "Biic me Slyly,"--thc same be
ing vacant Lot and Woodland.
The un lersigncd, will not only sell III,
undivided onc.llalf interest which the said
HILLARY Il. Pitts, deceased, owned in the
same. but also the entire interest Of ih.
owners of the remaining onehalf; he hay
ing u power Of Attorney from the owner,
nuihorizinp the sale
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Terms of Sale.

GEO. W. PtRNEi.I..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-05

and are led like sheep to the slaughter.
We wink at the errors of our supposed
friends, and go on and on in our efforts
to maintain party in place of principles.
American greatness lies in the purity
of principles, 80 that any lack on the
part of the people to maintain the same
admits of possibility for suffering al d
national decay. Nearly all of our incon-
veniences in life may be traced 10 our
passive Indifference. We hope tomorrow
will bring relief and show q way of
escape. To- morrow never comes.
The politician. the trickster changes
his mode, the proteus is Just
as nimble in one condition as
in the other. The fact is, the
people place their national institutions
in the hands of men who live by party
The people who should be
the sole guardians of their own liberties
have invited strife and have called men
to lead them away from the grand
principle of self-government, as founded
upon American Democracy.
VERIrAs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-05
.Aunrbachl' I Temple Of Fashion


We following Attractions:
Ladies, Suede Kid Gloves 600, worth s12!
Ladies' Kid Gloves. buttons, 75c., worth $3.50
Lot Hose
Ladies' Linen Collars
of of SkandPa
of Embroidered scarfs, 81 and $155
Spanish positively
O
4O-nch Dress Goods, 3Oc., cheap 45c
ad length Dress Patterns brown and black
only $155 -, $500 ~ 49,
length doubeWd Cashmere Patterns $25
10yard doubWidth Dress Patterns
Full Patterns French Combination $3.50
Square $780, 1873
of Bargains
Scotch Beaver shawl $25 $3.50 $40 and $780,
Dur Boys and Chdrens Clothing Department Offers the
Following Rare Inducements
pay almost much TO
800 Chldrens Knee Pants Suits at 81 81 So $15 $2 $ $95
$3.50 81 10 So and $685. No sale has been made in Utah
Kilt and
Suits $6O0$700 and $780,
1Lotof Gents Fancy Pecle Shirts worth double.
Lot of Gents Unaundried Shirts, 45c, worth 75c
Gents Knit OYehrts latest styles, 135 worth $780,
Of Suspenders
value offered before in this city.
Chdrn Coaks Newmarke $780,
800,
$40
little darngs little
sunshine
mispen. price
Mail bargain as goods sold
Established 1864
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-05
MiSCELLANE oUS.
r. Auerbach' K Bro,
First Special Bargain Sale, Fall 1888

order attract visitor to city dqIg the Fair aad
filed Of numerous Departments such as Dress
Rugs and Ladies and Misses
hundred Chden Shoes
Slippers Quilts Boys Youths
and ASTONISHINGLY LOW
Zion will
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
GnpIiG, ctnaefen0e:t. i.

50 f DETER, 3D., 20. ytouember. Der
Neger Samee Wiine, neIder Elm namenloies
9e1brs6er on Bertie 6ouaro, Der 11sid1ris
gen Gboptiotodter be8 nabe Yaolt nobabaf'
len 6armers Siaat Bed ueriibte uno bas
Sinh eann su ermoroen ueiiubte, uurbe IN
nereaugener Rnht ~ CRANBERRY, N.@S., etIis
gefaugen unb beute bierher aebraht. Sin
piithenoer M1ob folgte Der Snti4e, in tpel9er
Ter gteger ms htehge @efdusntB bef0roert
tDuroe, unb brO5te, ben SerbreGer 81 l9us
den.
I'm Gbenb bes %. Septsuber b. 8. rpurbe
gertie aui ibrem 6eimnege bon Der S6ule
BON eem i6narjen S9euial gtlu5 iiberfaIaH
uEo in Elm Muisfelb 9eidleppt. yfaAoem
Der Nsger ieiHe biebiidea @eltlte befrieht9t
bate, trug er bas Wdoden on etueu beuddl.
barten Seid uno mari es iu's gSaiier. 8ers
tie fro6 beraus, tpur0e leboh pcu UttlS 3um
3tpeitsn nno OrttteH Rale biaein geDorfeu,
bic fie bGriu Iiegeu bIieb uno Der 9aauHfe
fd1 in Der 2nfiht, baB 6as Sinh iest toot ist,
ertferute. @r begab ftf mad ietuer gSOb'
nung, mo er nit elmer peisen 8irne baufte,
msd]leIte eine &leiner nno entfoh. @s 9es
lang 8ertie, aus bgn ieidten 98nffer bes
3eihee 81 setausen unb eiu gfahbarhauS 3u
errei6en, mo iie uerpfle9t nuroe. Wtebrere
Gage lang iGpebte fte 3piiden Eoo nno
Veben, uno obslei9 fie idplteBIid pieoer bers
aefielIt purte, 70 bat iie fid 6ennc4 in gel
fiiser Sinfidt ME poatommen BON ben Sol
gen ess idauerIifeu Serbre6ens erbolt.
WilIs gefebt ben angriff ein nno neriud)t,
i.ine SdbuIo ourd bic Augabe 3u mil6ern
eaB er Bur 3eit tetrunten 9emeien iet. 81
bsfreitet, oaB er bus Sinh Sa ertranten Oer'
iuGte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Ser selearapb bebanoeIt.

Sictoria, 8.s@., 20. gtouenber. -
fsolsenber Sorfau benefit auf i4lagenbe
gSeiie bic 8i6tisteit elmer uuuuterbroGeueu
telesrapbiideu Berbinouns 3pii9eu ben ent>
ferntsfeu Bunften bes noroamerifaniifen
Continents uub europa. Sn bieiiaer Staot
iiest ieit eiuiaeu Gaseu Der iuu8e 2uro &u.
nismore, @rbe Der @raii6ait BON 9itomea,
ON Sppbus tobttranf baraieoer. Durd Sers
nitteluug Cir Donalb U. Smitb's, pelGer
fid ge9eutpdrtig in 2onoou aufbdlt, muroe
cine birette Serbiubuns per Sapel uuo Setes
graph 3piiaeu bier unb 0ouoon, uia Neu=
Worf, hergeitellt, um benz bsbanbelnbeu arBte
Vorb @untsmore's, Or. Sanniugtou BON bier,
eine unusrmeilte @onuItation nit bem be-
riibmten 2onboner Grite cir 4ubreu @llrte
Betrefs Der SeiorsuiB erregenbeu Srantbeit
IN ern1D9Iiden. Die BeIpre9ung Der betOen
Ner5te bauerte iiber Orei Stunoeu; IutDor>
ten murbeu bsreits In orei bic bier 0linuteu
erbalteu. CIR Gnorep @larts @tnareifen
in Die gebanblung bes erfranften Serbs
ideint BON @rfoIg besleitet gepeien Su iein !;
benn be1ielbe btfnbet fd, Deun aud nod
nidt anger @efcbr, 10 bod beeeutenb befier.
Carl 2iflotpeu mirb nit Der .@a0ia" mad
gerp= gorf uub alsbann pia Gan Sran3teco
hterher reiIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
0soltnF0fofIrcnhe.

Giuciuuati, 90 RoUember. - Der
aus fiiuf Baggpns beitehsube 4ccommooaz o.
ticHssug Der ~@iHcinnatt. 9uoiuuapolis. ct.
9ouia g bicago' gabn" eptgleiite far3 nnG Z
ubr beute frib maize SarriiOu, o., in FoIge
tee Nuebreitens Der Sfieuea unb itiir,te in
eiueu grubsn. 8as g8rad purSe ourn ct.
men i'm hinteren 8ngsCu befinOltheu Diem
in grnuO selstt, ieeot gsiuus es, bic 8iaui.
men rnl6 IN l6iGsu. IS befunOeu fib 40
geriorsu ouf oem 3uge. pslde Idmmtli6
mehr oter uiuber idper oerIstt purbeu.
3ie ON Bebenfldifeu Serpuu0eteu ftuo {:
Trau Murtba Wocre, 80 Sabre alt, gBil.
miustuu, Sbiu, pnbri&einlid tSOtlidl frau
Mufaarethe Carroll, 60 Sabre nlt, &incins
noti, iuuerli9e SerIesuuGeu; Sumes s. Did,
6orriiou. O.. idpsr am aOpf usrmuuoet
1rdnl. Tlau @rseu, 9urriiou, o, am aovi
nub i'm @efidt bertpunbet; @eors Sdaer,
bic rf6te 5Gnb psrleet: SnrUep 6amiItou,
Surrilon, Sbio, asfdhrIit am S0pl UerDuns
Rot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
gom etnem eanosma,,s, erutorDet,

SajIetou, 8n., 20. Vcuember.
nz@ountb's Roro= &broHit bat pefteru rpies
Der cine Bermebrung erfahren. i3rpei uusa'
ride SObleuerdber aus Srendtouu gerietheu
anf bem @eGe nod elmer in Der yfdbe seIes
seuen Aniieblune in Streit nit eiuanoer uuo
irsHnteu flh, nobel Der Cine 9eorOht hnben
icl, ben arbereu niebersuiaieBeu. aIs baum
einige Stunoen ipdter Der 81 Sabre alte BERT
Saisd anf benz g8ese mad Trendtowu oa9
lette Soua Der Anfeolune n0u Wcuut> Bleaz
font paifirt hotte, uernabm man pi0sIid3 Den
Rnau zines Repoluere, uno nlS bic Bewchutr
bee Md fseleseuen 5auies hsrbeteilteu, FAM
ben fie bic 9eife Saied's auf oem Beae lte'
gen, n1hrenb einise Shritte.bauCn Der Dt0r'
hsr, unb spor elmer Der llngaru, Die nd an
Ncrgeu eeflritteu hatteu, ffaub, ben Rsuol<
psr in Der Sanb Huo bamit Der NfeEss, bic
fid, ihm ndherte, brobenb. eestere fliittete
fG binter eiuen Shuppsu, pcrauf Der DfOr.
Der iiter bic 6iigeI in Der 8iftnug nui
Trenttomu entfloh. Sns DtOtiu 3u Der
3bnt if elm uOnfdubises &dtbiel. uuS es
mifb rur uermulhet, baB Der M0rber ietneul
@erofisn Gufaelanert, Saied fir oeulelbea
ssbalteu uuo ibu nieoerssIhcfen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Mn, gsli,tfnflocft aeffeIlt.

Griffin, gu., 20. yiopember. - Gus
eiutm gtrGfingsIaser in Der gdhe BON Gun.
nnfibe pnroeu bier Serbre6er TN 9aufe Der
boliasn gRohe uou einem g9ddter abssftibrt,
taum iebod log bas Eager btnter ibnea, ole
elmer, Ssfar @orntnael, einsu Steiu aufs
nahu, uno ben 8ddter bauit On be Shldfe
mott, baB er auf Der Stslle getSbtet muroe.
Die @efaueenen emit flOheu Il. erf spei Stun.
oen ipdter nurbe bic 9eidle bee sBddters ge'
funpeu. yiun rief Der Sderiff eiu Aafseboi
suiominen, isse Blntbunee auf Die Spur oes
WSrbers uno ieilte ihu am Sreitog i'm 6auie
ieiner Truu. gindhem bafelbe umffel1t mar.
pnrbe 90 angeliiuoet unb uad Nuatauit
mebrerer SGiifie fiiirsts Der RDroer berpor
nno psIIuhte. nit uorsehalteuem 8epolper
surt5ubrsGsn. @r tam lsbo4 nidt melt,
Icneern ionf, DON SugeIu faft eurdlotert.
ieblpe 3n Hoeen. Ssiu @eit6t NOR faft 3ur
uufsuuilitfeit eutfellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
JC 2teaOp 2tertef,
bns fberfe uno 5uOerIdiiishe
i9mer5ftilleube ? Wt tttel

Der gBelt, neltcs uu9snbGiflit bte fiirdterlibRen
SHmer,en Inoert. &s Derfeolt niemals, Dem Seioeus
ben Ein6eruRg Der S6mer5en 5u Uethatfen, uon Uels
der uriahe bieIebeu aud asrribren moaen. IS "
nirtlidb Der qrOSe ShmeuenbeBUtn9er uno bat mehr
@utss, als tr9enb ain onbsres betanntss UltsI 9e'
than.
Bel Sopf1tmerBcn, 3abnibmersen, Jteuralgie,
Rheumntismus, GiudenreiBcn, Berrentun9en, Auets
lduneen, SnietenitiheH, iteifem Jtaden, SaAIeTten
une Shmdde I'M Sttu5, in benz JlId8rQt coer IN oen
ydgren, Gdmer5eu in Der 9eber, BruhfenenBdnoun9,
auIdmeuen Der GeIenfe uuo Sdlmeuen aleE 4rt
niIb bCr Gjebraut 20. Railways Ready Relief
ioiortige grlsiterung 9eDd9rn uno oer lort9elesIs
@tbraup In nenigeu 3a3en cine oauernoe aIT be-
nlfen.
NitrenenBGn5ung. BIasnenbdnouug, unterleI6ss
tnBiinoung, gunasnsntblHouug, ihlimmer pals,
gtbmungsbeitngben. 8Iduue, EaIortb, @tippe,
gppfpeb, Sahnneb. ReuraIee. Rheumat5mus, tdls
tes }yieber S6iitietiroit Srofibeultn.
Die &nuen6una bts Ready Relief an pen 2lei'
len, an tenen 6sr SfHeT5 0ber eGs SeI6en Fb osFaS
bet, iUirb IofoYtige Gs!eiHteruHg 9endbreu.
Gin hnI6er bis 81 einem 9an5en 8bedoneI ool, IN
enem boIben @oie SBaiier eiH8enomusn, rpiro IN
nenigsn 0iHuten Rrdmpfe, lauren gfdgsn, He9eltei'
@rbreden, @cb6TeHBeu, JierCoit'dt S6ldfoitgtsit
9opfmt6, 1iarrb0e, 9oit. SIdbuugsn uno GlIe tn1
neIliden GhWerNen turireH. ,,-.,,
so Gents se ElnIde. gu Hoben 6ei apotbetern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Sia1ttasIt1ss 81, per SpteIttaa6otG
tn Sma1a.

@teUeGaub, 8, 20. NOrember.-Die
gItsru Der 6ruu Ss6Ier, peld1e Gm Samfa8
ben 6enrp 8. Sing in einem5otel 80 Omaha
uieberiGOs, pobnen in bieftger StGot. San
Russie 8s6ler, Die Wtutter Der 0f0rberin,
uuGte rem YoIijet. @bef iclgeabe Gnanbeu
Tber bns SOrleben Der 1,steren: .gtetne
EOdtsr 2ilsie Se6ler bat Sing 3uerft in eiuem
Sctel in ner gtdbe BON bier, no re In Dieu-
Zen fanb, OusetrOffeu. @r mar bamals ein
ilotter iuneer Ranu, unb bic 8siOeu uerlie5
ten iih ulatalb in chamber. Balo buraui
gins bns W1o6en nit &ing mad Chicago,
cen NO iie mir idrieb, 0aB fie Sing 9ebetra=
tbet babe. Sie i6rieb hdufig uno tHmer in
cen ltebeuoufien Ausbriiden Iber Sing. Dol
,nei Snbreu beiudte fie uns bier, uuO aiug
tOIte fie Oh. 8amuIs uubm fie ihren juel
Sabre olten 8ruoer nit iif, uno bieier ia oas
sttna, peIG1ee bisber bai benz 8anre rpar.n
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,SIS &utb" bat tbts aaf oeaa
8etpiiIftt.

Chicago, 20. gfopamber. SdbeI.
Elm MiitsIiso Der uSuuOelsfommer." erf4os
fdb hente frGh in ieiuem Soffbauie on Der
gHabaibs bsauenue. Gr mar benz Seruebmen
nod in Ietterer 3sit idpermiitbig, neil Ell
tnrG ben iiirsIi9 uon SutGiniOn unb Gcn'
iorten arronsitten @aiteuso Corner" $4,000
perIor. @ein Sater mohnt in Cincinnati.
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GaetbE6 oas Srfer pclstSfder
8crfotesstt9.

Waiian, u. g., 20. NOusmber. - Sm
tiefsen Geian9uiB bat fd1 Der Subauer Siis
Sor@eias on einem 2eiupano freifeu erhdu9t.
@eias mar usrOdGtig, I'M Sabre 1885 IN pa
uanuu einen O1oro begaugen su babeu, unb
purbe bier fefsebalten, bis ieiue Qusliefe=
rung ernirft perOeu fOuute. Die betrsfieus
ben Bupiere uuten NIT tem Dampfer 5au=
tiuso" eintrefien. an oem Gage, On Deldem
Der 9ampter bier fallis mar, eaoete @eias
iein 2ebsu. @r batte ffets bebauptet, bus Die
auflage anf DRorb nur elm Sornano Der pa-
niIGen Oio6tbober iei, um ibu in ibre Sc
malt Al tefoRmen uun ibn ieiuer polltiiaeu
Geiipnungeu pegeu uuiddbiid, ju MAIDEN.
Ssine bieiisen Sanoeleute befiubeu it4 in
GROCER Iniresung aber oas greisuiB.
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Gecet, brpprat,ate 0lanbteeY. .

Chicago, 20. 9iopembsr. -@tue Insabl
@Idubiger Der fulliten 6irma SebritSer 2iu=
bauer & @omp. bat bei benz &cnntp' Serihtsz
bofe cine Betition siugereidt, tpelher 3nfOlse
Die ucn Der seuunnten Sirmu als beoor8uSt
be3eiGneten @Iaubiser BON Der SertbeiIaug
Der rlfiireu6en 4ftiua auegeidlOiieu meroeu
ipuen. Su Der Yetiticn beiBt es, eas bic
Hirma @ebriiber 2inbauer & Comp. idou
Iett srei Sabreu iniOlueut geueien iei, uub
sos Die @eIhaftsleiter Dies ihon ieit ieds
Wlonaten aenuBt. bubeu. Am /. HOUenlber
D. 8. lei bic Girma on eutIiebeueH BaareH
unb gaarbetr6seu $3.50, 900 i9ulbig gene
len; Der erDste Sbeil bes Baarenlasers iet
inusrbalb Der Ittteu Isds WOuute augetunft
norbeu. Die Gsrbiuoliffsiteu' iibsrfsiseu,
ME in Der BetitiCn ansegebeu pirb, bic Nus
i6nSe nm rnsbr, als 100000. Sic genuuus
ten @I6ubieer behauptsu aud, SaB Die 5irma
ibren Sanferott BON LANCER pauS oOrbereitit
unb es babel 10 eiusnrttteu uerfunbeu babe,
tos fie bierbei ouaaui ibre Ms9ulus ianb.
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RntcrsSeeelp segea Sitr8i6aft ent
I0fSesr

BbiGabeIpbia, 20. Jobember. - s.
g8. SeeIp, pel6er ON lesten Samfag tpesen
WiBadtnu9 Der 9eri6tsautorit6t bem Sc
fdr8uife lberantmortet tpuroe, neil er fih
peigerte. ben bonn @srid1t erununteu Saf3'
nerfdnbigeu bas SebeimniS ieiuss piel be-
Iprndeueu Wotors 3u erildren, puroe beute
Rudmittug in 6ulse elmer IppellatioH an
has Sber9eridt gs9en 8Irsidait aus benz
Gefdugnife entlnTep. Die Appellation piro
en- II. SGuuar i'm @eridt iur SerbaHoIung
aIo
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Ste Gftafd1crnua oes p@uroneaas
NDteLS."

@battauoogG Eeup., 20. Nousnber.
- unaebsu1e anfresung bat bier bic @nts
tedupg berporesrnfsn, baB bic Seuersbruuf,
neI6e III Der Jtnat pom leeteu Wontus oas
European Sotel" in aiGe leste, bic f5olse
orn 8rnubniftuns mar, bic ben 3Ded bate,
elm bluttaes 8erbre6en 81 oeroeden. Sc
bat lih nGniIid berausseiteat, eaB cine Der
bier getioHen, Die als eetGen aus Oem Seuer
gescgeu purrsu, 3uerfi berOubt unb oauu nit
9inem Sell eriGlusen porOeu ifi, uno bnB
bann erli basv5oteI dugs8itnoet uarSe. Die
g,au mite POIi3et TT an Der Arbeit, ben Ser.
iibern res oreifnden SerbreAeus auf bic
Spur AL fommen.