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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-03-07
All Kinds of LaCeS.

All Kinds of LaceS.
Embroideries, Gloves, Suspenders, Bustles,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Linen Lawn, DR.. War
ner's nursing and health Corsets, Dress Shields,
and Crimping Pins, Silk Thread and Twist,
Barber's Linen Thread, Black. Crepe, and a
lot Of
Ladies' Hats, Spring Shapes,
Silk Velvet, Plush, Satin, Dress Silks, Ladies'
Satchels, Trunks, and a splendid line of Chew
ing Tobacco, including the natural leaf Geor-
gia Beauty No. 229, and several other brands.
THE GEORGIA BEAUTY
Is put up in ten pound caddies. II is very
bright and mild. The best Tobacco for 5Ocents
apound, or 10 cents plug, in town. Just try
it and see for yourself.
Sweet and Salt Snuff, Pepper, Ginger, Spice,
and Soda.
Whisk Brooms, Meal Bags at % and 5Ocents
apiece
Mems Slippers.
Zeigler's perfect fitting Shoes.
AL Kinds of Dresses Cut, Fit
And made, and fits guaranteed. No Dress cut,
fit. or made without the Cash. No deviation
from this rule.
r. NJ. DOBSON g. SON,
Leaders in Dress-Making and Millinery.
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Nj. G. WILLIS.
ON BOOM!

MY trade in Wagons has been considerabl.
Il beyond my most sanguine expectations
1 extend my most hearty thanks to the publ
I have just received
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WALTER B. MOORE & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO LINDSAY & MOORE.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.

WYE nave in stock Anvils, Bellows, Smith
w Hammers, ETC., and we not only want
to sell them, but truly think that where par
ties are running as many as four plows, it
would be a sensible and paying investment.
Farmers think about this matter. Investigate,
Calculate, Act. We furnish them on very rea.
sonable terms.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-03-07

Get seed Irish Potatoes from KUYkEN
DIAL. Popular varieties of pure Eastern stool
lust in at kUYKENDAL'S.
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BROMO CAFFINE,

For brain workers, and is highly recon-
mended.
Pepsin for indigestion.
Nays Favorite Kidney and Liver Cure.
Paine's Celery Compound: 1t is a nerve
Tonic, an Alternative, a Laxative, and a Diuret-
ic. That is what it is.
McDade's succus Alterans-Ar -.
Hughes Chill Tonic. ~
Robinson's Wine of Coco.
Browns Jamaica Ginger.
Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mullen.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Shiloh's System Vitalizer-the best known
remedy for indigestion and inactive liver.
Willow Charcoal in bottles.
Browns Iron Bitters.
Railways Ready Relief.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Shakers Extract of Roots.
Dead Shot-for worms.
Young American Liniment.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
McLean's Liniment.
Nays Liniment.
Mitchells Eye Salve.
~Thompson's Eye Water.
Mays Buchu Compound.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Cuticura Salve.
Wizard Oil,
Gargling Oil.
st. Joseph Oil.
British Oil.
All kinds of Lubricating Oils.
Two grades of Kerosene.
Horse and Cattle Powders and thousands of
other things, which we are unable to enumer-
ate in this space.
Our stock of Pills goes up into the millions
and we would be silly, with our limited space,
to ever begin to enumerate them. Call for al
most any pill you want and you will be likely
to get it.
WRITING MATERIALS.
We nave a large and select assortment of
writing materials, including Lead Pencils,
Pens, Inks, Note, Letter and Legal Cap Paper.
Our Celebrated "Ah, There Soap is as pop
ulsr as ever and still goes at three cakes for 10
cents. The cheapest and best soap on earth for
the money.
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HYMENEAL

MARR1ED-At the residence of the brides
father, two miles north of Yorkville, on We'd
nesday, Goth of February, 1888, by Rev. T. X.
English, Mr.. JOHN G.. SANDERS, of Guth-
r~iesville, and Miss ANNIE L., daughter OF Mr..
Henry Keller.
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SPECIALS.
Wise Policy.

You insure your houses, barns, stock, etc.,
against loss. You hedge the loan Of money
about with mortgages or other similar collater-
ais. IF you invest in a piece of land, the title
thereto must be perfect. If you buy a horse,
a sound bill of sale is required. This is wise
policy and the same care should be exercised
in all your business transactions. If you paint
your house the outlay is money and you
the same security as to the future receipt OF
value, that you would in case it was a loan
In the use Of Paints you can find the protec-
ton you ask, only in the LoNGMAN q MAR
T1NEz brand. Their guarantee is a surety
against loss, as much SO as any bond that can
be made and they can be reached at all times
through KUYKENDAL, their local agent.
When nature falters and requires help, re-
cruit her enfeebled energies with DR.. j. b. Nc
Leans STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood Puri-
fer. Two sizes, so cents and $1.OO. Sold only
BY KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-03-07

Biggest thing on earth in soap. A one pound
bar Of Splendid Laundry Soap for a nickel
A two pound bar ditto for ten cents.
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WRITING MATERIALS.
PEERLESS HARNESS OIL.

This celebrated Harness Oil has no superior.
lst. It is specially recommended for the
preservation and softening of the leather.
End. It is free from corrosive substances,
and by its proper use will strengthen the leath-
err and cause it to retain its newnes and beau
ty, and increase its durability.
Sd. 1t will not gum or glue the surface, but
its effects are the same as best Neatsfoot Oil.
Call and get a can. Full directions on every
Can. None genuine without the above pic
ture on each and every can.
MAY & MAY, Druggists.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
We have just received a choice lot of fresh
Garden Seeds from PETER HENDERSON &
CO., of New York, who are noted for the fine
quality of their Seeds.
Finest Yellow Globe Danver Onion Sets.
A nice stock Of Wall Paper and Window
Shades.
Bargains in all kinds of Dress Goods, to close
stock.
OPENED LAST WEEK.
A nice lot of new Spring Style Hats for La
dies, and Sailors for Children.
Mems Wool and Fur Hatsa at very low prices.
WE WANT THE MONEY.
All persons indebted to us must settle. We
want the money.
H. F. ADICKES.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-05
SOUTHVILLE.

A pleasant party of invited guests as- sembled at the residence of MT and Mrs
 John NJ. Ford, Wednesday, September 2G. to witness the marriage of their
 daughter, Miss Hattie A., to Horace A. Allen of New Milford at l p m. The
 bride and groom, attended by-Miss An
 nie $. Wells of Easton as bridesmaid ana
 George Allen of Hotchkissville as
 best man, entered the parlor as the tones
 of Mendelssohn's wedding march echoed
 through the house, rendered by Mrs John Ward and took their place beneath
 beautiful floral yoke of white hydrangea and smilax. The ceremony was per
 formed by Rev A. c. Pierce, pastor of
 the Congregational church of Brookfield, } in his usual impressive manner. The bride looked lovely arrayed in golden brown faille franchise, carrying i'll her
 hand white roses and begOnia, her only ornament being an elegant brooch, the present of her brother. After the words : of union were spoken and congratulat- } ions extended, the wedding feast was 5 spread in the long dining room, where the company were served delightfully."- to repast elegant and substantial. The r house was profusely decorated with flow 9 CTS, showing taste in their artistic ar ' rangement. Soon after, the happy cou- Q pie, amid shower of rice and earnest n we'll wishes of many friends, took their k departure for an extended wedding tour. " Mir and Mrs Allen will make their home ,r in New Milford, where MT Allen is en- If gagged in business. There were many le elegant and costly presents, as follows; h Solid silver spoons, brides father and mott IS CT.
 II Horse and carriage, the groom t- Brooch, brides brother. ,e Large easy chair, Mir and Mrs John Ward. Id Silver cake basket Miss Annie s. Wells. ;n Silver fruit knives, MT and Mrs Georg' Ts Beers.
 TX silver pickle castor, Mir and Mrs Fred Clark CT silver knives and forks, Mrs Enoch Ford. y. silver napkin ring Frank and George Frost re silverdessert spoon, Mrs P. Elizabeth Wells or silver table spoons, Mir and Mrs K. .Terrll
 silver butter knife, Mir and Mrs l. J. Smitf g silver tea pot, MT and Mrs D. M. Mitchell. lie Silver berry spoon, Mrs Elizur Mitchell. n- Silver sugar spoon, Mrs Howard Minor. it- Large easy chair Miss Lizzie Allen, hg China dinner set, w. M. and II. F. Allen. 5" Vases, Mrs l.. J. Miller. 'n' Large easy chair, MT and Mrs Elmer Eros n ni, Toilet set, MT and Mrs II. D. Gillette. " Vases Ella NJ. Young. ,a Glass cake plate, Mrs K. w. smith. Ios Vases, George and Jimmie Allen. tIa Sofn pillow, Mrs John Ward, aS Two comfortables, MT and Mrs Orrin War
 ;a Lemonade set, Miss c. Lognn and A. Weds Id- Clock, Mrs George Allen. ,;Il Fancy toilet piece, Grover Cleveland War of Pin cushion, Miss Lizzie Greet. as- Paper holder, Mrs Enoch Ford. ast Preserve qlsn anq p'scpef, E, =. a.,.'s
 nY Crumb pan and brush, Mrs F. k, smith.
 of Blaok walnut center table, MT and Mrs \
 drew Young,
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-05
Town Treasurer's Report.

Town Treasurers Report
 Dr.
 Cash on hand October 8, Iss7, sl,lls O. From list of 1884, Ss2 3S From list of IsSJ. r3ss 7s From list of lsss, l2.s7l T. From list Of lSS7, 5,ssO Ss From fines and costs in Justice suits, 5a6 @ From Licenses, s,5.4 5o From State Comptroller, I,s0s % From Savings Bank, Io.oeo oo From rent of Town and Brick halls = co From Town of OXiord, ss o From Insane Hospital, Lemuel Botsford, l6 zS From Town of Southbury, S S From cash from Hanover District, 2s From Treasurer Of Town Fund, 49s 5l From dog tax, So GO
 CT.
 By Justice Orders, ssss l5 By Registrar Orders l2l go By Town Orders, SS,sls li | By Amount on hand, l,l46 ss ! Due from back tax lists, E,sS 50
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-05

The feature of the Democratic caucus, last week, was the struggle between First Selectman sanford and Deputy Sheriff Glover for the position of first se- lectman. Both are trained in all the arts of political warfare and it was a close fight. On the informal ballot, Mir San ford received 161 votes, Mr Glover l57, but She tide turned when the full strength turned in for. the formal ballot, which stood 194 to lSi fa Mir Gloyer's favor- Postmaster George Winton of the Heck was cAafEmaA of the caucus, Judge of Probate w.. J. Beecher secretary, Messrs stJ. H.. Blackman and J. F. McDermott ttellers.
 The cost of Mathushek piano is in the
 material and woxkmanship and not in the tueans employed to sell It. It sells ifself
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-05

The judges of the Superior court have filed their opinion in the case of which Hon Smith F. Glover was plaintiff as ex- ecutor and Miss Mary B. Stillson and others were defendants. The testator gave moneys to his sisters for their natural lives, with power to dispose of any portion of the estate. He then pro- vided that, after the decease of both sis ters, part should go to certain relatives and the residue. .sto an orphan asylum. The income was sufficient for the sup port of the sisters, making the use of the principal unnecessary. The court held that the life estate was not enlarged into fee by the power of sale, that the pow i CT of sale was not limited to the life es- tate given them, that the power of sale could be exercised by the sisters only jointly and only during their joint lives and that the survivor took the use of the whole estate, July 6. 1Sss.-lFarmer. noticed in the BEE that MT Ambrose Hyde, who is about s years old, dis tinctly remembers the famous September gale of 1920. I was born April 13, 1S17 and have a vivid recollection of the event. It occurred on the first Monday in the month and was training day in Connect icut. We resided in the town of Sher- man at the time, less than mile north of the center. The gale passed over, the latter part of the afternoon and, in it's fu- ", blew down large tamarack tree, which struck the house and broke through the clapboards and wall into the
 bedroom. To say that my mother was terribly frightened does not express it. She was fairly wild, as father had not
 returned from training and only the
 children were at home with her.-[Jay
 Peck, New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-05

Indebtedness of the Town The auditors find, October 2, Isss:
 ASSETS: Cash in treasury, sll46 ss Amount from tax books, l4sS so
 sI59ss C.
 OBLIGATIONS. Road orlers, sSSss a eIG Outstanding orders, ll10 So Notes in savings bank, l5oo0
 sl75as so Present indebtedness, slSso iS Estimated expenses for ensuing year, siscoo Approximate indebtedness, ssooe0 A. E. Prindle, ,.uai,or- Wm- \. Norfhrop
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-05

sept esJames olmsiead, board of Hjal-
 mon Gudmonson, months
 board and clothes to July
 lS, 1888, y Thomas Donovan, rebuilding,
 stone culyert on Hanover
 road called Gulf bridge, by
 contract, 5o Michael Mccarthy, 50 sticks
 timber for sidewalk by
 agreement, I2 Michael Heating, days work
 from Harry French's west to
 his house, John Finnell and sons, 8 l-2
 days work on sidewalks at
 sI 50 per day, lS James Olmstead, NJ. D., board
 and clothes for Thomas Lil-
 lis, for six months ending
 Nov 25, 1888. 4s i" A. Sanford, cash paid for dig
 ging Pat Keating's grave,
 pauper, and cash out for
 minister, '' Charles Cavanaugn, work on
 road not in contract for two years, Michael Bailey, 10 days work
 on roads after blizzard, + ' Scofield & Starr, engineers on
 new bridge, S James olmstead, Quinliven
 and B. Dimon's board three
 months each to June 90, 6 A. Sanford, keeping books
 years, postage, paper, mak-
 ing out report, freight on
 tile, yard for pound, etc, Wheeler X Howes, fl feet of
 tile at 35c, |" Lawrence Mitchell, bridge and
 furnishing material,
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Sic Ggiftens eimer atitpipbariI@en
Gbbe ttttn TlnfE.

5eiibem Nepion bic @ri6sinung ber
gbbe unb Glut6 i'm Meere bur@ bic
Wirfungen Der @robitationsfraft bes
Moubes auf sic MaRer5ebedung Der
@rbe erfldrt bat, 1T au1, 10 i1reibt bic
opoft", Die Weinuns berri9eho ge-
tporben, baB pie @rbatmoipbdre in
dbnlidber Weiie tpie bas Wteer BON benz
Dsonbe beeinfluBt lueroen mhfle. uno ie
geuauer man bic, Wirtung bet 8rabitas
tionstraft unb bic @issnl9aften Der
atMpfpbdriI1en 2uf fenuen letnte ,6elto
bere9tister erf9ien oieie 9(nnabme ei.
ner an3iebenben Wirfung bes Monbes
auf un5ere 2uftbiilIe. eSn Mirfli6teit
iebo9 bat cine @bbe unb Gluib Der Mt=
m0fpbdre bisber nidt beitimmt nd9ges
tDieien iperben f6nnen, Dbtpobl ber @es
banfe nabe lag, bas Barometer, bas
empfinbli6ite unb uniberialfte aller
Snitrumente, tpeI@e iiber bic @orydnge
tn BET Qmoipbdre uns belebren fbnnen,
mHhe cine iol6e in ieinen tdgli9en
56wanfuugen fi9er erfennen laiien.
Selbf bic eingebenben unteriu1ungen
@iieulobrs, bic ft6 auf 80, IA GinaeI.
beoba9tungen ftiBen, seigten ni6t ben
Gang bes Barometers, tpie er ertpartet
tperoen muBte, tpenn in ieinen 8etpes
gungen cine 1ebereinitimmung nit ben
@e5eiten bes Meeres borbanoen tpdre,
lie tDiberipra9en bielmebr eber ber Mns
nabme elmer atmofpbdrii9en gbbe unb
Gluth, als baB He cine fol9e beitdtigten.
4uf bein Goben bes 2uftoceans, auf
tuel6em mir uns befinben, tpir6 man bic
@e3eiten ber Ntmoipbdre tpobl aud
f9werlid iemals unmitteIbar na6meis
len f6naen, 10 penis ols bies bel ber
@bbe unb Glutb bes Wieeres m0glih
tpdre, uenn mir ni9t an feinen llfern
ober ouf feiner Jld6e, ionbern auf ieis
mem @runbe tuobnten; mittelbar Dos
gegen 1T ibr 0prbanbeniein neuerbings
bur9 Morib @uiit ertpieien .porben un6
auar bur9 Sbatia9en stpeierlei Dirt.
Der Wonb iibt na9 ben bon inn aus
iammengefellten 8epba9tungs &efuls
taten oaerbings auf bic 2uftbhlle @ra=
bitationswirfungen aus. tpel@e am
Barometer beutli6 erfennbar finb, aber
freili6 ni9t tpdbrenb bes Sages, ION.
bern tpdbrenb bes 2aufens bon elmer
@rbndbe bis aur anberen. Sas 8aros
meter fteigt ftetig bel 3unebmenber guts
fernung bes Wonbes unb itebt aur 3eit
oes Npogdums einen bollen Millimeter
b6ber, als bel benz @tanb bes Mpnoes
TN perisdum. Nnbererieits 3eist F@
bic Mirtung beg Wonbes auf bic 4ts
mofpbdre peri9ieoen ie mad ieiner gr6s
beren ober serinseren gntfernung BON
Der @rbe aud in Der Sduiigfeit ber
Meoeri6ldge. Na9 bieien Na6weiien,
in Berbinbung init Der ii6 aus Der
9tatur ber @rabitationsfraft an fi6 ers
gebenben bohen Wabrf6einli6feit. Diirs
fen mir bic Sbatia6e elmer atnoipbdria
l9en ebbe uno GIutb nunmebr als 9e=
iidert anieben.
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Nm an
H. zzsA-
9feue QBaaren tre1en ieDen 8

Gin gemiitblibes @pmn o.
fium fdeint basientge BON BaIerms
(Sicllien) 81 fein. BORT ereignete 1i6
iiingft eine fleine Scene, Die fat ettuas
au3uiebr on aduberromantit unb bic
5baten Der r@amorra1 uub ,Waffia"
erinnert. Ser prinaner Dalia bate fid,
felt einiger 3eit pdbreno oes Inter
ri9ts 10 flegelbaft aufgefabrt, baB li9
Der Srolnarius Der Glaf1e peranIoBt
lab, eiaen Brief aa ben Batter bes sSuns
gen 81 ri9ten unb bemIelben bic Mufs
fiibruug ieines Iaubsren 5obnes mitau.
tbellen. 9lls Der GlaRenlebrer Sags
barauf i'm S6uI5immer eridien, erbob
nd oer primaner 9alia in ieiner gons
aen Gdnge, aoa ruhlg bier ein3elme SOU.
lttide aus ber Saitbe unb mart lie benz
Gebrer unter ben Worten ing 8ef9t:
pSa bait Su Define bier Solbi fiir bie
Briefmarfe mieser". 9luf ben 2drm,
ber ft9 on biele Scene ani6loB, eriGien
ber peoel, oer si6 ani6ifte, ben Sels
ben beg Mufrubrs GUT Sbiire binaus 3u
bef6roern. Ser 3ebtere aber 3og nun
1elnerteits eitten f9arf gelabenen ie9s'
lduflgen @ebolper bernor unb compile
lltentirte nit bemielbeu 2ebrer uno pes
1el auf bic f9leunigfte Weiie ber Welt
btnaus. Sas 3orrefttonsgeriht bon
palermo perurtbeilte ben bsffnungs'
oollen primoner Salia gu Der folOfalen
@slbitrafe BON 10 Granfen; bas pro>
tehoren 2ollesium oagegen faBte bic
sadie ernffer auf unb oetretirte feinen
1usi9luB bon fdmmtli6en @nmnafieH
Staliens.
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66dfe nW eininQerei."

96@fte nW einingerei." =
Man f6reibt aus 3ari@: 8ei Der
Nuffiibrung bes WiIbenbrn9'56en
nMennpnit" i'm bortigen Gtabttbeater
wollte ber S9auibieler &aabe fi9 re9t
natitrli9 erid)ieBen laffen unb bate
nit benz 9ariteler bes M6,bers bie
Gi9tung bes SduIes berabreoet.
Statt 5miI9en 8ru1t unb Qlrm traf i'm
iebo6 ber brennenbe papierpfropfen
aus ud9fter Ndhe in ben Mrm uno
oeruria6te cine fol9e 8ermunbung,
bob iidl Der 2iniiler bor S6mer3 auf
bem goben tudIate. Das pubIitum,
bas teine Nbnung bon benz unfane
bate mar entsidt iiber bic Natiirli9s
felt Der 0arfelung. gs itebt inbeB
bic bal5ige 0eritelung bes Sdailipies
lers in Musiidt. Sogar bic Wunoen
edit Sas 1T Der b69te Sriump6 beg
prin5ipes ber Meininger.
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: @efiibIpoIIe 9o9aeits:

@efiibIpoIIe 6o93eits:
q efellf 6aft. 0fan f9relbt aus
9artberg in Steiermart: rSm Gaule
bes 8auers Bersbofer in 9abersborf
glng es fiirslid bod Der. Sa am nd9'
fen Sage bic 9od3eit ieiner SCOOTER
NIT einem rei6en Burden aus Wenis
reit ftattfia5en iollte, feierte man attt
Wortage mad altbergebra9ter Site bas
iogenannte s2ranSelbinoen" bel Muftt
un6 Sans. Ser neun3ebnidbrige Sobn
bes bortigen Sdmiebemeilters s. mar
eben bamit beiddftist, baB Seit bur6
yoaeri6ifie gu Derberrli6en. als elmer
Der 86ller erplobirte unS ben iungen
Mann bu9tdblib In Stlide serriB.
Ginem 8ruber ber 8raut tpurben beibe
Nugen berbrannt unb elm britter guri1e
erlitt cine f6mere @erlebuns an Gube.
Sur6 biefes fleine Wlalbeur lieBen ii6
aber bic 8rautleute nidt IRE MAIDEN,
es murbe ueitergetan5t unb nit anbres
6eubem Morgen betpegte ii9 Der Sp9.
seitssug unter Iautem Subel sur Stride"
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6ier iab Die Gore i'm @pre9en auf unn
bemertte, oaB Die 8lide ber 2iebenben
nit einem ieltianen 9tusbrud, balb
Slut, balls @rauen, on chamber bafte.
ten. Obue baB bic beioen es tuabr'
nabtien unb pbne baB Die 'Grsdblerin
ibren Gaben fallen lisB, fubr uber ibr
ifarres @eii9t ein fables 3udeH, bas
tain .unb ging tpie elm 8liB.
So, tpenn bic Sage ,1iG5t list - un6
narum ioute fie liigens = ermiberte
Sbefla bon @a6felnitei1 bic 2eibens
i@aft bes pilben Mippo. gs fam aber
anbers, als bic beiben 2iebesleute fi6
es ba1ten. Sbre Ydter batten freili9
T9on feit sSabren bas ne6ereiufOmmen
getrofen unb feffgebalten, oaB 5Dif1en
ibren Rinbern cine 0eiratb ltattfiuoen
iollte; nur Iautete 6er Daft babiu, baB
Sbefla bic Grau bes Maioratserben pon
Wippoltffetn tperoen fellte, niGt aber
bic bes na6geborenen Sobnes. unb
bic beibeR 5erren tparen bic 2eute, is,
ref, 8ei6lnB bur95uieben. Damals
febrte man li9 in bornebmen Sdufern
ut6t an bic Sbrdnen unb Bitten zines
Mdgbeleins =
Canals! 8loB bamalss Hiiiterte bic
@rdfin nit einem tiefen 9euf3er in f9
bineiu.
aber aud bes balbraienoen @ippo
@htben, fubr Die Gore fort, fonnte ben
@ang ber 6a9e ni9t aufbalten. 8es
Dor 6as Geit gu gnbe ging, mar 8betla
bie 0erIobte. Ottofars, Der ibr 3tpar
feline 10 leioeni6aftli6e Sulbigung bars
bradte tuie fem 8ruber, aber biellei9t
nod ianiger ibr sugetban mar. Nls
i'm Geiifaal Der Sriutipru9 anf Die
Teuberlobten ausgebra9t tpurbe, i@meis
tette WippD ieinen Be6er nit einem
tDilben GIu6 auf ben goben unb elite
binweg. St beri@manb aus @ra3 unb
aug benz 2anbe, obne boB mansin @r.
fabrung bringen tonnte, mas aus ibm
geworben. gergebens lieg Der aIte
@raf iiberaa na9 bem enttpi6euen
5obn finof9aften. befen 8erf6miuben
ibm bet al benz 0erseleib, weI9es Der
Wiloling ibm angetban, benno9
i@mer3li6er ans Der3 sriff, als ct iagen
mo9te. ct nertpano ben 8erluif uidt
unb itarb unlange barauf.
Ottofar bate in3mif9en feline Braut
beimgebolt in bic 6anen ieiner Batter.
ST tpuBte BON ber 3uneigung, tpeI9e
Sbetla fiir ieinen gruber gefaBt, aber
bas bermo@te i'm bIoB, feline a9tungss
bolIe 3drtli9teit fiir bic Satin 3u ber=
ouppeln unb nit f6onen6er SorgfaIt
ieben Oprn BON ibrem Weee 3u entfers
men. ginem folden @ebabren tui6ers
itebt cine Grau felien. Sbetla ferHte
ibrea 6emabl a6ten, berebten,. Iieben
3ulebt. benn bic 8emobnbeit oes LIN.
gangs 1T md9fig. Sa3u tanL baB BIZ
@eburt zines Sobnes Elm ueitstes 8anb
um bic beiben f0lang. 9lls bic iunae
Wutier ibren @attsn nit gntadfen feis
men Spr6Bling betraGten fab, oa mari
lle nd ibm an bic 8ruit uno geitanb
ibm, oaB fie i'm nur geawunsen unb
NIT Wibermillen aebsiratbet, baB aber
feine uuenbli1e Site unb WaiIoe iEr
aamdlis bas 9erS in ber Bruft umae.
tpdnoelt bdfte; iest liebe lie ibn. llub
nun lebten fe elm paar glldli9e eSahre
mitiammsn.
(Gortietuus foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
99er ipar eS? Bacon pccr gbaae.
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Die 6rass, per bic bent 9esteren Der beiben
ebrn Senannten Suseidrtebenen Dranen bsr.
fobt bat, befddftist bic Iiterariiden SRrsiie bis
auf ben Iebten Wann, bot aber fir bic breiten
Soltsi4idten melt penissr SntereiIe als bic
ipidtise Grase, lpie @eiunbbeit, isne @runb.
bebinsuna fir t0rperli6c unb seiiiise 9bdtis.
teit, erfOla i'm @sf@aft unO n Dausr beS @Iiids", i,
pieoersuerlansen ooer gu erbalten If. llebsr
ben lebterea 0essnfanb fOnnen mir melt mebr
AnffIdrung geben, ais ber selebrteife Sbaf,.
ipeareaner es iiber bic suerft SorseIsste Grase
bermas. @enu bas Shftem enttrdftet if, bic
9erben angesriifen iino penm man seitpeiIis
ooer fortmdbrenb unter Snbiseition ober Ser.
ttopfuns kieet; Denn bic Saut selb uno bic
3nnse belest iit. wie bel @allenleiben; peun
Ibeumatismus obtr @euralsie burd 3pidsn
an ibr aaben semabnen; uenn bic 9bdtistsit
Der aieren bsriast = bann sebrau4t s o f t..
terS Wasenbitters, bos bette @teber.
berfteaunssmittel sin,s an tpcbltb6tiaen uno
erfcIsreiden Stilnitteln fru9tbaren 8sitaliers.
Sergebt ni9t. bae es, falls WaIaria orobt ob.r
qualt. bas @ift nsutraIiirt uno bas ebtsm
iraftist.