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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-12-06
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gAKOLINA1AY1ATl AUGUSTA.


srolinas Day, q Noyember 2sth, atthe
Augustas hibition. was 8 grand success,
argercrouds being in attendance than
|at sany previous day, estimated at be-.
81 Ween25,0 900 and 81, 600 The Legislatures
South Carolina and Georgia we're
M resent were both Governors. The
South olinians received an entbusiaE-
Come and everybody came home
deIlgdted with the position and Angus
MrHenry W. Grady, of the Atlanta
lSnsttiitatiog, made the welcoming address
tie Carol olinians. His address took q
wide range. end was well received by the
q Immense audience. We have only space
fort the flowing extract, showing the
poitica1 cordition ofthe South. There
lSsswere, ,he said Two dangers that confront
The: South, the first was the danger to
be incurred by the South remaining solid,
SszhelsbY solidfying the North, and the
sssecond the danger to the civilization Of
white yracegin the South that would
from division Of their solidily.
Alters noting the south's gradual loss Of
comparative: strength in the electoral
college and Is Congress, Mr.. Grady said !:
ssss ffsmain solid, therefore, is to incur
daDgeEof being placed in perpetual
min0ritYi and practically shut out from
paytic cipation in: the Government, into
ssHhichs Georgia and Massachusetts came
Mas equals that was fashioned in their
sssic;aoimmoHWisd dom- defended in their COM
nUn hlood, and bought Of their common
tTeasuress - I.
what Of the other dangerY Can
II IsEsa;e risk that to- avoid the first i am
sSs1re Eve cannot. The very worst thing
eould happen to the South is to have
Ear h;ts vote divided into factions, and
ssaaa fiction bidding for the negro who
sssIioIdG Che balance Of power. What is
stkigssinegro vote & In every Southern State
iscenside derabls, and fear; it is increas.
&c alien, being separated By ra..
differences thai are deep and
aSeffmaneus s:iignor easily delu.
sasd bstfsyed Isis inpuls iye-iaah heda
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NOTICE

II hereby forbid any person from hiring
or harboring my son, John M. Nor
gan, aged Is years. He is we'll grown for
his age, and has scar on his nose between
his eyes. Twill prosecute any person who
disregards this notice Any information
as to his whereabouts will be thankfully
received, w. F. M. MORGAN,
Autun, 8. G.
Dec 6. 1888 % L.
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HOUSE FILLED FROM CELLAR TO DOME
Don't Miss This.

Ladies' hem stitched Colored Border
Handkerchiefs, warranted not to fade.
We have one thousand dozen on hand,
Tell your friends about it. Two and q
half cents piece.
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Mrs, Cleyeland's Choice.

Camel's Hair Serge is Mrs. Cleveland's
favorite dress for this season. We have
them in Suits, With either Plush or Silk
Gimp for trimmings to match. We offer
at the very low price of $500 per Suit,
including trimmings, buttons and Innings.
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Clothing. Clothing,

We have bought largely this season,
and can knock the spots out of any house
in upper Carolina. Our Suits from $500
to $500 is something worth seeing.
Gentlemen, come to see US. Mothers,
bring your boys to see US.
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A Great Variety

OF Ladies' Undervests, Gents Under.
shirts, Gents White Shirts, Trunks,
Valises, Cravats, Hats, Suspenders, En-
broidery, Laces, Corsets, Silk Handler
kerchiefs, Bustles, Buttons, Satins, SILK
Floss, Kid Gloves, Bed Flannel, White
Flannel, and q thousand other beautiful
things for sale lower than elsewhere.
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We Bought them All.

A Glove manufacturer retiring from
business offered us one thousand dozen
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves-all wool, EN-.
broidered backs, six button length; they
are worth SOC elsewhere; we offer ours
at Csc.
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Henrietta Cloth.

This handsome Dress Goods is acknowl.
edged to be the best value offered for the
money; we show all shades, 40 inches
wide, all wool and silk. Our price 75c.
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Information reaches us of an exceed.
ingly sad mishap near Fort Lawn last
Saturday morning. Mr.. Furman Jordan
and brother left home before daylight
to go hunting wild turkeys. About the
same time Mr.. George McKown also left
his home for a similar purpose. The
parties went into the same woods, the one
not knowing that the other was present.
As day began to dawn yelp as Of a tur-
key broke the deep stiffness of the woods.
The quick ear of Mr.. McKown caught
the sound and cast a sharp eye in the
direction whence it came, and at the
same time discovered the crouching form
of Mr.. Jordan, which he took for tur-
key, and, raising his gun, both locks being
cooked, fired at the object with one bar.
rel, and as he went to take his gun down
the other was accidently discharged.
The agonizing sounds of q human voice
told him that he had made horrible
mistake. Approaching the object upon
which he had fred he discovered that he
had riddled the body of one of his neigh.
bors and friends with buckshot. The
wounded man was borne to his home by
his brother, who was standing only a few
feet from him when he was sbot, and Mr..
McKown, and surgical aid was at once
summoned. An examination showed
that a number of ahot had entered his
breast, several his throat and mouth, and
that another had penetrated one of bis
eyes, destroying the sight. The shot in
the breast did not enter the hollow and
are not so serious, but those in the neck
and face are dangerous, and it is feared
will prove fatal. at last accounts the
wounded mans condition was thought to
be critical. Mr.. McKown is overwhelm.
ed with grief at his awful mistake.--Rock
Hill Herald.
MoNcK's CORNER, 8. c., Nov. 2l.-
Carolina Wilson, colored man, living at
Somerset plantation, near Pinopolis, fixed
a trap in the swamp to catch opossums 8
few days, ago and the next morning just
before daylight he went to the trap to see
if it had caught any game. As he did
not return that day the following day
search vas made for him and his dead
body was found at the trap. He vas
very much swollen and large rattle.
snake was coiled near his side. The bait
in the trap evidently drew the snake
there, and Wilson, no doubt, stepped on
the snake when it bit him, which caused
his death.
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The Knights of Honor now number
l2S,000. In the fifteen years of its exis-
tence the Order has contributed to 10000
bereaved families and paid over $24,000,.
900, in death benefits.
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Overcoats.

This winter we expect to have lots OF
cold weather; we have just 40 Overcoats
on hand, and we bought them to sell,
and low prices is our aim. ::
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This is what you Want.

LESSER'S yard wide Bleaching, free
from starch ne have one thousand yards
on hand, and offer at the. low price of 7c.
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Listen, while 1 Sing. /.

Toboggan Caps for Children will be all
the rage this Fall. Beautiful, stylish,
warm, and last but not least, very cheap,
only Csc.
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Lost. but Found.

We find ten bolts of Check Nainsook
on hand, and not feeling disposed to carry
over until next season, we will name a
l.,;ce 'at will clear them out of our
way. Remember, they are Satin finish,
and 7c will tell the tale.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 29.-There was
a small.sized riot to-day. in that portion
of the city known as Old Savannah.
Policeman McMurray attempted to arrest
negro, when he was attacked by mob
of negroes who we're armed with pistols
and knives. A second officer came to the
rescue, but both we're seriously handled
before the disturbance was quelled. It is
thought that one of the policemen will
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-12-06
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
News of Interest to tho Methodists In
South Carolina

WINNsBoRo, December 3.-The Con-
ference finished all its work to. day and
the committees made reports which we're
adopted with little discussion.
The next session of the Conference is to
be held at Camden.
Bishop Keener will leave to night for
Milledgvllle, Ca, where he will hold the
North Georgia Conference.
Ats p. m. the Bishop read the following
appointments for 1899:
Assignments.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
Charleston-J M Boyd, presiding ell
der.
Trinity-R N Wells.
Bethel-R D Smart
Spring Street, e Carlisle.
Cumberland Street-H B Browne.
Cainhoy-D A Calhoun.
Berkley-G r Whitaker.
Summerville-J B Campbell.
Cypress-E B Loyless.
Ridgeville-H w Whitaker.
st. George's-Thos Raysor and ] p
Watson, supernumerary.
North George's-R L Halroyd.
Colleton-W Hairal.
Round O-W w Williams.
Walterboro Station7lS w Creighton.
Walterboro CircuitLJ S Younge.
Hampton Bearle.
Allendale-C E Virgins.
Black Swamp W Brown.
Hardeeyille-To be supplied by W r
Buchanan.
Beanfort-A H Lester.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
SB Jones, presiding elder.
Columbia-Washington street. W r
Richardson; Marion street, M. Dargan;
city mishion, D Vaughan.
Winnsboro NJ Duncan.
Fairfield @ Stall.
Blythewood-M W Hook.
Lexington Fork W Elkins.
Le1iugton-J W Neeley.
Saluda-A M Mcfarland.
Batesburg-S P a Elwell.
Johnston-J. B Wilson.
Edgefeld-R P Franks.
Upper st. Matthews's-W q Lawton.
Graniteville and Langley-W A Belts,
Aiken-R H Keenes.
Chaplain to Penitentiary-William
Martin.
Columbia Female College-O A Oar.
President Paine Institutes W Walk
er, president.
Editor Southern. Christian Advocak-W
| D Kirkland.
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Showing Fine Silks.

Black and Colored Silks in Surahs and
Faille Francrasse. Our stock of these
goods is immense please call and e1-
anime.
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Shoes. Shoes.

We cannot say enough about our Shoe
stock. We have a tremendous lot on
hand, we sell no shoddy or paper aoles,
and every pair sold is guaranteed, or
money refunded.
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Calico by the Pound.

We succeeded in obtaining a lot Of
Calico in which you can save money.
They run yards to the pound, and the
price is only 25c.
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Crepe Suitings.

This is new and very desirable fabric
for Ladies' Dresses, and is beyond all
doubt the thing for house and street wear.
Sold north, east, south and west for 25c.
Our price ID.
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This magnificent Dress Goods is appre.
ciated by all; We have all shades and
prices. It is in the reach of all-Ten
Cents per ward,
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Keen your Bows Warm.

Our Celebrated Virginia Wool Cassi-
meres are regular beauties, and for wear
are uneguafled. Just pause for one
moment and hear our price-50c yard.
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FOR SALE,

Y1HE undersigned has $50 acres OF
Valuable Land which he is de-.
sirous of selling at private sale. The Land
is situated about two miles northeast of the
City of Anderson, and lies well. On the
tiaee is a good Groom hou9e. ,Qrsak
runs through the entire place, on Rhleh
there Is some fine bottom Land. He will
hell: all or any portion Of 1t, ito suit the puf-
chaser. For further information, apply on:
the premises, or address .stss5 I: 8
! -. w. T. w. HARRISON.
Anderson, IS. g.
Noy2a;' 1888 20 81
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A Household Necessity

Having bought very largely Of Canton
Flannel, We offer q special bargain in the
way of heavy article that is sold every.
where at 123c. Our price is in the reacl,
of all, 8ac.
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Whip Cord Yard Wide Dress
Goods.

This ia the first season for this hand
some Partisan Cloth, and to be apprecia.
ted must be seen. Just think how low
Won can huY it-onlY 25c,
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READ AND BELIEVE.

have close attention
dealing anything determined Climb
Goods
Heavy Groceries Can Goods Eru Mis-
Cheooa
spd Mexican for the money we Of
Cabin Fireworks for Christmas
Fresh Fish and oss'efs e:ess M eS9.r W. %AYLoR s. 90.
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NOTICE! NOTICE

NV&3V0 NV<1V1
A 1.-THE request of our successors in Office
~ we hereby give notice that bids to1
the Steward of the Poor House for the year
1899 will be received at this Office on and
before the 18th instant. The applicant
must state the number of children in his
family.
Applications for Clerk of the new Board
will be received dnring the same time.
J.. JAMESON,
J. P. MCGEE,
a. o. NORRIS,
Board Co. Com. A.. G. s. c..
Per e. w. LONG, Clerk.
Dec 6, 1888 % 2
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House and Lot for Sale.

THE House and Lot, formerly Mrs. Rob
inson's, whereon Samuel L: Craig
now lives, in the City of Anderson, is now
offered for sale. Terms to suit purchaser,
j. 3. HAGOOD, Charleston, s. 9.
Nov 6. 1883 III
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Lesser's Pacific r. r. Jeans.
This splendid brand of Jeans is made
in North Carolina for our special trade,
and we claim that it is the best goods for
the money in Anderson. Our compete
tors ask 40c-our price Csc.
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Startling Bargains Noy i,e Store
10 commence ibis Falls business have made decided bit The Vayd BgdIhP all Just think our
Wool Pacific Cashmere,
Plain Silk Lustre.

For Ladies' Dresses, in all shades, {
10c ward.
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TO MY
FRIENDSAnD CUSTOMERS.

A LII persons indebted to me are request
II ted to come forward and settle their
Accounts Immediately. I am needing
every cent due me, and will be compelled
to enforce the collection of every dollar.
I have made another REDUCTION IN
PRICES on my Goods, and from now
until the holidays will have Bargains for
everybody.
Call and see my Goods, and get NY
prices. I am confident can please you.
MISS SALLIE BOWIE.
Nov 2e, 1888 81 I'm
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Richardsonville Circuit-W M Har:
din.
Parksville-M 81 Pooser. !.
SUMTER DISTRICT.
Us Beasley, presiding elder.
SUMTER NJ Pike.
Sumter Circuit-W L Wait.
Lynchburg-E1 O Watson.
Wedge6eld-W B Duncan.
Bishopville-J Z Shuford.
Sansee-T E Wanamaker.
Forreston-JS Porter.
Manniug-H ID Mood.
Oakland-G W Gatlan.
Clarendon-W O Gleaton.
Camden-E J Meynardie.
Hanging Rock @ Davis.
Richland-G Geo 81 Pooser.
East Kershaw-W E Barr.
West Wateree-J G Bissell.
FLORENCE DISTRICT.
w. G Power, presiding elder.
Florence-J T Pate.
Mars BlufE-W Thomas.
Darlington-J A Rice.
Cheraw-W J Herbert
Society Hill-W A Wright.
Cheraw Circuit-E II Price.
Darlington Circuit z Mccain.
Clyde Circuit E Rushton.
Lower-Darlington-J. W. Murray.
Timmonsyille-J E Beard.
Efingham-H G Bethea.
East Efingham-S s Blanchard.
Scranton-To be supplied by ] NJ
Stone.
Lake City-A w Jackson.
Kingstree ID Matteson.
Salters-To be supplied by D Durant.
Georgetown-W r Cspers.
Georgetown Circuit-M 81 Mayer.
Johnsonville-W B Baker.
MARION DISTRICT.
A j Stokes, presiding elder.
Marion-W a Rogers.
Centenary-G Il Waddell.
Britton's Neck--L q Loyal.
North Marlboro-B 0 Derry.
Bennetsville- w Daniels.
Bennettsyille Circuit-G N Boyd, r E
Steckiouse, Clio F Aud.
Blenheim-WH Kirton.
Belle Rock-P a Murray.
Mullins-J A Porter.
Little Pee. .Dee-John Owen.
Conway w Humbert.
Conway Circuit-W l. Pegues.
Bayboro Circuit-W W Jones, Louis
J D Frierson.
Buckville-John A Mood.
Waccamaw-W J Melton.
Pee. Dee Misson-L w Wood.
oRANGERURa DISTRICT.
Tt Clyde, presiding elder.
Orangeburg-G Fl Watson.
Orapgeburg Circuit E Grier.
Lower st Matthew's-J L siay.
Providence-D D Dantzler.
Branchyille-P T Kistler.
Bamberg and Buford's Bridge L
Stokes.
Graham-S D Tiller.
Edisto-B NJ Grier.
Upper Edisto-M M Ferguson.
Blackville- w Airail,
Boiling Springs J Workman.
Orange-M L Banks.
Williston-R A Yongue.
South Branchville-L S Bellinger.
aREENvIELE DISTRICT.
J Walter Dickson, presiding elder.
Greenville O Wilson.
Greenyille Circnit-A W Walker.
Reidville-Geo r Shafer.
North Greenyille-A G Walker.
Fork Shoals-N G Bellinger and j a
Wood, supernumerary.
Williamson and Belton-W H. Ro.
land.
Piedmont-T G Ligon.
Anderson-CB B Smith.
Anderson Circuits T Blaekman.
West Anderson-W S B Ford.
Townville-TP P Phillips.
Pendleton-N B Clarkson.
Pickens-J r Anderson.
Pickens Mission-To be supplied by E
III Merit.
Seneca City-C II Pritchard.
Walhalla-M L Carlisle.
Oconee Mission W Wright.
Williamston Female College-Saml
Lander, president.
Westministef-R w Barber.
spARTANBpRa DrsYR1oF.
Herbert, Presiding elder.
spartanburg- IA Clifton + Q Oliver,
6ity Mission-F J Be:hea; J 7 Smith,
anpefn9merary.
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Towels, Towels.

No end to our stock-all bought Low
for cash-5, 10, 129, 15 to Soc.
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Calico. Calico,

New and lovely styles, dyed in oil and
warranted not to fade. Our price 6ic.
Other goods not 80 good at &c.
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CHESTER DISTRICT.
a M Chrietzberg, presiding elder.
Chester T. Chrietzberg.
Chester Circuit---B Traywick.
Richbourg- q T Harman.
Rossville-A w Attaway.
Rock Hill-T @ Odell.
North Rock Hill.-J w Moray.
York-W " Daniels, and La John.
son, supernumerary.
Black's--A j Stafford.
Kings Mountain L Hanly.
Fort MILE & Price.
Lancaster-P T Kilgo.
Lancaster, Circuit-To be supplied by
J r Cokeland.
Tradesvlle-J B Plat.
Chesterfield W Kilgo.
Jefferson Circnit--D B Lucas.
CoKEsBURY DISTRICT.
Al Cauthen. presiding elder.
Cokesbury-D. q Dantzler.
Greenwood M Steedman.
Ninety. Six-W @ Meadors.
Donald's-R R Dagnall.
Abbeville-LF il Beatty.
Abbeville Circuit-A F Berry.
Mccormick a Wilkes.
Lowndesville--W s Martin.
Tumbling Shoals-W A Clarke.
Waterloo @ Chendler.
North Edgefeld-A M Attaway.
Newberry-W 8 Wightman.
Newberry Circuit-M NJ rBrabham, q
G Mouson.
Kinard's-EP Taylor.
Saluda-Coke D Mann.
Richardsonville Circuit--W M Har,
din.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-20
Ilur fir Odnen.

Domeu = pie fommt es, OaB, wenn Sbre
@atten ober Sinber franz iirtb, Sie iofort ben
beitet NrSt fonlultiren, ie Sag uno Jta6t
pfle9en, ii9 ielbft burh 9ta6tma6en bes
99lafes berauben unb ielblt iiber bic i6perz
iten 0ottorre9nun9en ni0t nturren, penn
MIR Sebre Qie6en wieoer ber9elteQt peroen,
mdbrenO Sie lelbt Sag UNI Sag, @o0e UNI
ISOLDE jeneu bumpfen G6mer3 I'M Nitden,
ienes lGredli9e @efiiDl bes r9fieoer3iebens"
ertra9en unO abIolut ni6ts tblln, I'M tlrirt gu
meroen !? Sn 1peni9en Sabren perben sic
cine bi(floie Snpaliotn iein, uno bolb weroen
Sbr ttefbefiimmerter @atte uno Ssbre mntter=
loien &inber SSbnen bas @eleite gum @rabe
9eben. 8ieIei6t tit eS fali6e S3am, mas
Sic abbdlt, einen Qr5t nm 0tatb 5u fra9en =
bod AUDI bies tit bur9aus ntbt n0tbi9.
9rnte 9ulOnerin, iasen sic bod ,Sbrem
Manne, mie elen6 Ste li9 fiiblen ptelleidt
baben sic btes nie 9etbon unO bitten Ste
i'm, cine 6lai6e pom DR.. Yierce's Favorite
Prescription fir sic gu %taufen.. Sieielbe
bat piele tauienb Srauen furirt, bic nit ben
Sbrem @ei8iedte n96wa6en
un0 @ebre6en 6ebaftet lparen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-20
Cine o[iidltbe SPECULATION.

Sn Sebago Safe giebt's stpet 9eute, Sic
unter ei1em glildlt6en Stern gebpren itno.
9iele 8etoen itn0 0apto SO. STANLEY, bon
Der 6trn1d Stanley & QibbD, &letDerfdbrt>
faltten, unb George S. Nbttnep, Der per>
anttpDrtlt6e goitmetfter BON Safe. Sr ben
lebten le6S Wfonaten baben oteie !6erren
monatli6 einen Dollar in 2otteriei 6etnen
Der Southland Stats Qotterie" angelegt,
lGno bon ben lehs 2otterte>2oo baben
bier Yretie erbalten, bic nit Der Nusna6me
bes leSten 1lur fleim tparen.
SIM leBten WtDndt penoeten obtge 6erren
tpieoerum ie6er einen Dollar at unb nlad>
ten inter ii6 aus, 6aB, pern Der cine bon
tbnen g~etuirnen lollte, CT ben @etpinnit NIT
Dem anoer1 gu t6eilen babe; ieoer faufte Elm
Coos uno tpartete ie6nlidtig auf bic 3te6z
ung. DIS bieie Der6ffentlt6t puroe, ftellte
eS ii9 beral1s, oaB StanleD's 3oos ben
3tpansi9ften 36eil pom Oauptgetptnn bon
100000 ge3ogert babe uno 9errn Wbits
neD's Coos bra6te tbn etnen vNpprortmaz
ttorS" >@etptnn bon $40 etn.
BalD barauf, prompt sur 3ett, erbielt
0err STANLEY etnen v9Ded" fir $1,000,
Den er in 8aar ulntpanoelte, uno unper5ligz
LID fam er Der 8eretnbarung na6 uno
iibergdb Dem 8oftmei1ter $500.
6err StunleD lit Der 8eitBer un0 Setter
zines fleinen Observation-Disclosures Gtablil>
~ien1entS uno bei0Gftigt ungefGbr 20 2eute.
ghtnmebr miro er lein @ei6dft beOeuteno
Oer9rGBern unO mtebreren BON ieiten 9anbs>
leuten 8eidGfttgung 5utuenoen. Serr
Stanle0 a6er, tucI6er 6iSber i~ei1et &leiOerz
tDagen our6 Die ~1tmliegenoen GorItGote, in
oenen let1e Naaren angefertigt nuroen,
ieIbit gefaDren bat, miro nun bIbih 81
6auic III Ieiner 6au1tlie bleiben.
ST.. Nbitnep tpar in ben lebten betoen
Sabren YoItmeiiter uno mar ais iol6er
bonn YrGii6ent @lepelanb erl1at1nt porben.
Sein QmtSz @tnfommen mat nidt grnB
uno genii8te 9eraoe, UNI BON tbm Die gtahs
run8siorgen fern ST balten. Ous unperz
bottle @el0 fommt i6m Oesbalb gut 81
%itatten. Sobalo Die @a6l7G ampagne porz
iiber lit, beabiidttgt er, etnen gr0Beren
vGountrp>S Store" an5ulegen. 9aS Slid
Der beiOen Qeute lit gum Sta6tseiprd6 gez
tpOrOen, a6er 9ttemano benedict lie be5balb.
8ortlano [Ote. ggpreB, II. SuIt.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-20
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aber aut letne rrd9ere 8ei@affenbett bin nod
nt9t gepriift Duroe.