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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-22
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-22

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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-22

crease from Year 70 Year III the large
cltleS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05

9eben fonne, iperoen pbne @naoe na6
Seutlhlano SuriiGJelhi6t, Dbtpobl oo6 9ez
lente 6anonerfer Dem Canoe 10 uot6ig itno,
uie Oas liebe Brob. S6pet3er Setoeumirz
fern, lpelcbe einen i'm 9al1De nod 9ar 1tid1t
porbanoenen @eperbSStDet9 etlf1bret tpol7
len, allo bod geptB feiner l3unttgenolen
o1s Groo tpegnebmen fonlelt, miro Der Gus
trttt Derla9t. 9aS Boftoner Symphonic
Srheiter peri6reibt lib, neil IS blerSue
la1oe telnen oaSl geei9neten Utann ttnoen
lam, einen 0irigenten C2lrtbur ydftlU)
aus europa: = binalS init ibm! Gr bari
ni6t bcretn, benn er lit ia v%geoun9en", tit
et1 vGD1traft> 0rbetter".
l1no 10 tpetter bis in's Nl6graue. Gs
Dergebt Taft feline ISOLDE. obne DaB Die 6ers
rem @eiebpousieter etuen nellen gottitrdf1t7
den Bl0olinn aug Dem @eieBe b%erduStllf1
teln, UNI lpl6e gintpanoerer ab3ufDeiler,
bic bur6aus lieblam tpdren. 6ingeget
fomuten Die unlteblamen, 9era0e Dieientge1,
Die man fernbalten Doute, na0 tpte Dor III
Wlenge 6erein. DEM lie tperoe1 Don Der
&euter, fir tpel6e tie ~ge0ungen Ttno, 10 gut
abgeri6tet, baB ie auf ale dl tie ~gertbtetert
6rager befrieDioenoe Nntiporten geben tonS
nen. 9 nilien fetn SterbenSDort Dapon,
oaB ie aebungen ftno; pillen .nIdTs
bon einem e ontraft,- . r1etll, tie alIe
tplnnen 10 auf's @eratbeipo6L. aut's blaue
l1n9efd6r beriber, ipiiien nod gar midi, Oh
lie Bei1Gftigung finben iperoell, ooer ntbt.
Oa muB man 1ie benn naturlth ais pere
miini6te @intpanOerer" Deretnla1en. 0od
faunl boben ite Die Wfauern oes Soltle Oar
ben btnter it6, 10 iteben audi Die vStlapen7
bdnoler" in 0ereitiGaft, I'm tie aut Dem
S1ub na6 oet &oblengruben bon Bennz
ipluaniert, Obio, Weitoirgtnien, o6er nab
ben Gilenber9iperfen i'm nOrollden Wftblgan
ooer l%onitiDo Su l%ootien.
go miro ntdt nur BET 3wef bes 9es
ieBes pollitGnDig p%ereitelt, %ionoern ote @er.
Stuaten meroen gum @egenlta16e oes
Spottes uno @elG6ters fir ale Sdnoer,
in tpelden eS ben @eleb b o It redern
ni6t geitattet lit, nit ben Nbltbten Der
@eieb geber S6tnDluoer Su treIber.
@enn man porauSieBen oitrfte, oaB Dem
GongreB etrpas al Der @Dre unD benz glten
9famen Des 9aroeS geleaen mare, milBte es
I'M nG6lten @inter letn Grltes letn. Die
@eleBe iiber GerDitung unIieblamer Nus>
manperumg bon 0run0 aus uln5uarbetten.
llno Sipar oiesmal OBJ ut auf Die llnper>
ldGmten Soroerungen Der 3unftuerbGnoe
Nitdii1t Al nebnen, meld)e ebenlo getdbrz
lihe Setnoe Der freien Nrbsit ltno, Dte Die
&apitalilten >8erbdnoe. 0ie 3Infte uno
Die EruitS lino Die amet Dtlbliteine, 5tpis
i6eu tpelden Die Sretbett 5ern1altnt miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05
@iGSSteDe sl.r see.

1Iniere canaoiiden 9tdhbarn reoen li6
einen grimmiaen Born eth. neil Elm amerts
fanti6eS 3oQidiff einen canaoii6en QStloz
bieb I'M SebrtngSsUteer ben Sbulier
y8(od 9tamono" ab9efangen un0 na6
Sitfa 9ebra0t bat. sic beulen ltber vSees
rGubcret" Der Nlnerifaner, ihreien na6
Na6e, tpeBen Die SGbeI uno ralieln oarnit,
mie Die leibbafttgen @ererdle 8umie.
y9lntou, ited' ben Oegen elm oas
III, Der bette Gath, ipe[6en man ben 6errell
&anlldS Qebeu fam. 0enn IS tptrD tpe9en
Der Qbfaiiung iener @ilboie6e nj 6 t gum
&rtege fommen ntht einn1al 81 gerel5teIt
observation-disclosures swii6en ben Ser.
Staaten uno @lglano, ionoern nur SIT
elmer rubigen gemiitbDoIen 8eritdnoigu19.
9ln Der 8e6auptung, baB oaS behring's
Weeer Elm mare clausum, B. b. etlt ausS
i6lteBli9 auf Dem @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten
~gelegener 8tnneniee lei, tptro lelblt
6r. Blaine, nit all leinem vGdten 9lmerie
fanertbumd, auf bic Oauer ni6t feit6alten
fOnnen; 6enn lie lit Elm llnltnn. Mobl
aber an Der S%oroerung, DaB canaotlGe
Wilootebe nt6t our6 Wcgfangull9 Der
&Obbeneg Seibden uno Sunget o6S gan5e
Gobbcnpolf au5rotten Oiirfen. OaS lit
ndnlltd) baS einsige iuhli6e Sntereiie, pelz
Dies bier ms Spiel fomnt. Die Ser.
Stadten babeu ible1terDings feinen anoes
reu @rlttIo, Die 0eri6tSbartett ilber oas
8%ebringsmeer fir itb in Mnipru6 Su nebz
men, oils ben, baB lotpobl I'M Suterciie Der
Wleul6lihfeit, ais IN benz DeS Sat6els Die
robe Ausrottun9 Der 9tobben perbinoert
perben MUS. 0os lit fir @nglano ebenio
miGttg, lpte fir Die QSer. Staateu, oenn ale
guten G%obDenfelle tperDen crit III G!l8lalo
gegerbt unb gefGrbt (oaS @ebetl11ntB oteleS
Sdrbens bat man bis iebt in Nmertfa per-
gcblt6 gelu6t), ebe iie ais Scelunos@Yel3
(seal skim in ben Sdnbel tonmen.
Cine pDlferre6tItde llebereinfulft iiber
bic g 6onung Der 9tobben I'M Sebz
rings leere lit glueS, mas n0tbt9 1T, unt
ieoen NnlaB 81 einem ernlten s3eriptrtntB
SiDiiben ben Seretntgten Staten lno Gn9-
lan0 SIT beleittgen. 0aB @n9lano nIdt
umsetner lDldelt 9umperet Dtlen &rteg init
ieinem beiten &unOen anfangen miro, oaS
tann Ietbit ein Slinoer ieben.
Die GAMBLER nI08en 0llo nltr 9efdutglt
ibr groBeS Otaul balten. sic lelbit Daben
it6 Die unoeriGdmtelten Slegeleien gegel
amerifaniide Stoffii6er erlaubt, = Siege
ieien, fir ipel6e Tie lhon lGngit BON Den
&eretni9ten Staaten bdtten iiber's @eliht
gebduen reroen iolIen. 9enno6 lit ooraus
fein &rieg e%ntitanoen, nt0t einrnal ein
unblutiger 3oIfrieg. I'm ipie piel pent9er
miro oas in etnem Sale gel6eben, no Die
9ereinigten Staatcn, BET Ibrem @tnl6reitet
geget canaoiihe 8ilooiebe Su Sce, niht
nur oie Oteni0li6feit uno gelunOe Ser
nunft, ionoern logar oaS eigene Sntereile
@n9lano5 auf ibrer settle baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05

Sa0e 10 Dor, oaB Sic groBen Rdpitalunters
neDnun9en aIlnd6li1 aae flelneren pere
ibItlgen perbert, bis l6lieBli6 ber
yStdat", pie man III DeutidIato
iagt 0ter bridt bas @ort nation
ben oleiden Sinn .aus), ii6 i6rer
bemd6ttgt uno 10 gum einstgen &opitaliiten
pirO: Das lit gut ioaialiitiide 3e9re; -
aber 8elIamp maht it6 Die Sade leibt,
eriDa6etloen 6eloen i9on Die fir urb ierttg
Doabradte llmgeitaltung Der Welt ieben
ldBt, obne 9enaue NuSfunft oariiber Su ges
belt, ME lie Dpl6ra6t muroe. Der
vSt1at" = ooer AUDI Die vNatton"!
User un6 tpaS itnb ie oenn ~bier3ulanoe +?
Sebe man it6 bod nur bieienigen Wtenz
l6en an, in beren 6dnoeH Die Staatsgez
malt, ooer 9tattonalgeipalt lteet: - Dom
pro35t9en un0 l6urftl6en @elolads
Senator bis binunter Gum Der=
lunnpten Marbpolttifer, Der bic 8rimdrz
tpabIen 0firt". SIT BON lol6er Seite Sell
su eriparten :? Sa, tpenn n 6err 8eQamD
Die SO II 6 e n liefern tpollte, beren IS bee
bari, un lein 6immeIrei6 auf @roen gu
pertpirfli6en! 9enn nit Dem borbanbenen
Wtsnl6en>W taterial tptro er ntdt tDett fon>
men. 90 LANCE er ni6t Die meni6li6en
geioenfdaften uno 8egierben: @enubiuht,
9abgier, 0eetb, @brgei8, 9erridiu6t abb
l9aHen fam, 10 la1ge piro Ser uStaat"
~(nation), ben ct in 10 blen6enoen unb
berildenoen Sarben i@ilbert Elm
i6oner 5raltm bIeiben, mie Die
Sage bonn Mtontialpatlh uno benz
&0nig Iiturel. OaS 8eite al
Oielem Sraume lit Die e~ntsIdenoe 2tus>
it6t auf cine !3eit, in mel6er Die Seelen
aller Weni6en BON beiItgem Bflt6tges
fab erfiilt ietn meroen. 8reili6, tDenn
pas iemals gelddbe, 10 mare bas taulenbz
tdbrtge Gei6 idou oa uno man brau1te
ftb I'm Die Oaietnsformen beSielben nibt
meDr ben &opf gu serbreden. @ber 10 LANCE
aQe uniere Northumberland nur Don &e6s
ten uno ME BON gfli6ten reoen, alp nit
belOen TiiBen auf benz Boben beSielbet
uSnOiui6ualismus" ffeben, ben tie gu be-
fdmpfen uorgeben, bat es oamit nod CUTE
NSeqe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05
(8rtet anbieStlino Staots5eit une)
8remn0It@e ,ttto eritffe 8tI0et aus
octt 80OeLeOcM+
@tIbbab, IA. SuIt SO.

- O"$t "
Olit beutlden 0eltb6oern pie 8aoene
8aoen uno Wiesbaben ltno bas oeutl6.
b06miihe Carlsbad, fam it6 oas Miloz
bao i'm miirttentber9ii9en Sdpar Stpaloe
oil 3abl Der Beluher ni6t meiien. 2lber
ben Jiarten zines Weltbaoes bari es eben=
falls beanlpruden. Oenn Der Jtllbm leiuer
0eilquellen nit iDrer oer 8luttpdrlne nabe>
tommenoen Iemperatur siebt 3eioenoe aus
ben Derldieoenitem Weltgegenoen an, ulo
1tot3 allf oieieS ibr etnsiges g4eltbab, itattet
Die pirttembergilde 8olfspertretnng uno
8eripaltung bas Wilbbab nit imlner rteuell
Nerbelierungen aus. Saber Die Grefflidz
felt Der Baoeetnrihtunsen uno Die groBe
Wannidfaltigfeit Der it6 neitbin lbcr Berg
uno Gbol, our6 l66ne Malbungen urt0
iipptg CRIME QBteien eritredeuoen Nnlagen
uno SpaSjerpege. Grit Dor tpentgen $50
den bat Der ipitrttem6ergtl6e 9anotag tpies
Der cine groBartige 8epiutgung fir oas
Wilo6a0 gela6t.
9ln Der Spibe Der QlerSte bieles 8a6es
ftebt ein Sa6mann eriten STANCES, Der To-
ltisli6e Webeimratb unb 8aobi,eftor Or.
8ilbelm &beoopr &en3, pel6er ii6 als
S6riftlte4er uno ausiibenber Nr3t, belons
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05

lit Amerifaner iaIehtpea;- 0ietenigen
ober, tpel9e bieie 8eseihnun9 fitr it6 IN
Nnipru6 nebmen, iinO nur en9ltl 6z
eiril6e Nmerifaner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05
EdgIi9e urb tp6dentIi1e
wSWtnOtS GtaatSSeitun0"
esst emts=B retE,

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-05

bers aber ais Rerbenpat6oIoge, louie 6urdl
ben alltDpfernDen Seuereifer, nonit er tpGh.
ren0 oeS lebten &rtegeS un0 itad) DenIlelbell
bic BHege DerDunoeter noros uno l~iiooeIts
i1er Soloaten I'M WiLoba6 Ieitete, einet,
nationalen STUFF uno cine 6lutb bon Gbrenz
Setden ertporben bot.
Seit S%abrbunoerten lit oteieS Ba6 aid
bon Othtern 9eietert tpor0en, lanentLid,
aber in lnierem Sabr6unoert BON 0ret Der
beriibmtelteu i6rpdbti6en Oidter.
User tennt ni6t 9uoDig u~bldnb's
prd6ti9en vlle6erfal i'm Wilobao"? llnb
i'm Meientli6en lit bic berrltde Momanse
aud 9el6thtt6 mabr. Oepn GberbQro
Der Eau lHebart tpuroe pirtttb i'm Wtloz
balO, ais CT bier nit ieiEem 5obne lIlrth
lutD oeiien Srau uno &ino ietner @eiunOz
belt pflog, Dpt ben @rafen BON Gberitetn,
Dem WpLf bon Wunuenltein uno auoere1
Qoeligen itberfalen; nun bet gBarnunq
unD 0IlfeleiftuHg DurD einen treueit Bauer
bate er es gu DeroanteIL oo6 CT bel Y1abt
iiber ben iteilen @ebir9sriider in Die bret
Stunoen entfernte Bur9 3apelitein entfaru.
Oas mar Dor fiinfbunDertun0StpeiunoS tuarz
gig .Sabren. lIttt ienem GreigulB ullo
Dem oal1it perfnilpften 8ranOe trat QBilos
bao in Die @el9i9te oes S9tpabenIanoes
eir.
Ser idpd6ii9e Oi9ter sSuntuuS
&erner, ipelher in leiner Sngeno 8aoez
arSt i'm WiLobao mar, mutDet Den. 8aoeqd=
item etnen pabrbaft ftnblidelt @lallbsn an
oes 8a6etDaiers beilenDe Beitanotbeile -
fobleniaure Wfagneita. foDleniaures uto
ibmefeliaureS Itatron, foblehiaures @tjen=
Drpoul, GbIornatrium, &leieli6ure, l6tpez
tellaures &alt = Su; beHn er itngt in ieiz
mem l6Dlen QStloba0> Gieoe:
Ser g8alier CUTE Settler iingelt
6ter aus trDltal'nen 3tetea ldut:
vSalD Deroen Gent mir NeiIing brin9en,
Ser ltebelo unlrer &rnft pertpaut.
Sa, &ranter! lDle ell RinO an's Oerse
Ser Mtlltter ltb uertraueno legt.
&ieg i'll ben Born nit beinem SdnitrSe,
0on &eb' llnb Doiinlig it'll belDest.
@ie &enSeSbau9 lpirb'S Did ottrdbeben;
Srn9 llldt, lpie Oiele JtraIt man beiBt;
&n teDrit, elm llellcr Otenl6, iH's &ebett,
llno lprt6lt: Sas that beS @tt6baD's getlt.
Sin anoerer auSge5et0neter ihpdbiiher
0i6ter, Der berI6mte 6 hartenmaters
Gtiher, iu6te in leinen alten Tagen int
QSilobao SeilunG, urlo stpar bon ben grim>
migen SbmerSen Der SS6ias, oeS 5iftz
tpebs. 6ter IN ben 8artanlagen l6ut er
nit Dem 6umor Der GerSneiflulg ietn y6els
bengeoi6t SS6iaS", iportn er oieies Ilebel
uno eintge uerwanbte &rantbeiten 10 beltngt:
Ser elutoen Stltbe al entflteb'n,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

What is more beautiful than an an
Client tree clothed with an ample robe of
verduTe. Apt is the comparison between
such a growth aud All cd mau or woman
Infused with health and vigor. The sine
qua non, the Indispensable condition of
vigorous youth, roaust manhood and a
virile old age, lie sound digestion. With.
out this life is shorn of the hearty zest
that should attend it, No more bene.
tcent and agreeable contributor TO the at
tainmrnt Of hale old age, and efficient
means Of counteracuag the inflrmities
mat TOO titen attend lies decline, Can
be found than Hostetter's Stomach bit
tiers. Dyspeptic symytons, a tendency to
kidney complaint, nervous inuuietude
aud rheumatic trouble are overcome BY
lts use. 1he effect Of exposure and over
work are nullilcd by 1t, aud 1t afford.
efficient protection TO all subjected II
malarial Influences. Give 1t d thorough
| trial,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
N. MGgary { Son
FURNITURE,
AND
CARPETS,
SIG TatnaII Street
s. Z. Cor 9Th and Tatnall Sts

We have received dur.
Ing the past week q few
more of those $40 solid
Walnut Chamber Suits; on
ly, however. enough to last
a lew days. This is the
last We will receive, as the
manufacturer refuses to dup.
licate the suit, having lost
money OH each one sold.
Now Is the chance to get a
good walnut suit at a fig.
ure that will be a joyful sur
prise to you. The suit Is q
regular size, solid wal.
nut Tennessee marble
tops, bevel edge mir
ror, and consists of bu.
reau, bedstead, combination
washstsnd, hanging towel
rack, three chairs and rock
e., all complete for $40.
Don't wait and then ask for
this suit, as this positively Is
the last LOT. and we cannot
tell when we can again give
you such value for the mo-
ney.
We have also received
more Of our fast selling 1926
antique oak suits. This
suit like the above consists
Of 8 pieces and is exceed
ingly cheap. constr ucted as
It Is Of hard wood through
out and made and finished
iirst-class In every particu-
lar. Come, look at the
suit; we leave the rest to
your judgment.
We have a few baby car
riages of the higher grades
that we will close at great
reductions. II In need OF
one we think 1t would be the
time to make your selection
now. The seasons draw.
ing to a close and you can
buy cheaper now.
Brigham up your furni-
ture by using a bottle of our
polish. We recommend it
TO you as being the best in
the market. One bottle will
last year and can be ap-
piled by anyone. A large
bottle for % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Odessa Letter to the London News.
Never within the memory OF the Oldest
British resident here has such intolera.
hle heat prevailed In IL Is region Of South.
ern Russia. Deaths from sunslroke occur
a most daily even among the native
iaboGers For the last ten days the Their
romctcr has never registered less than
la II noon. One day last week IL was
lJ,@ in the shade. Cut OF reach of artin.
,iUl rlghtion all vegetation is parched
and wIthered. The long, scorch.ng days,
Il broken by even passing thunder
storm. succeed each other with perfect
regularity. Even after rundown there is
10 breeze, and the nights are so sultry
that sleep is Impossible. A sunshade is
re essay as edrly as > q. m. From what
cav aud heard at the ARCHAEOLOGICAL
S'a-!'H one morning 1t would appear that
there Is, after all, some truth In the old
theory OF the dog days. On one day
alone Il cases Of bites from rabid dog-
were received at the station, and during
the last 20 days no fewer than IS cases OF
hyltopho"ia Occurred within the CITY.
AID were treated by pasteur's system oi
lhO-ulEt.Ou.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
SATU RDAY.
AUGUST II.
AT 4 O'CLOCK
On Front, Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Webb streets and Greenhill,
Gray and Cleveland avenues.

Those lots are in high dry healthy location with all the
improvements gong on that could possibly be to enhance
Vaue OF IotS Two minutes walk the Public School
that the Beard of Public Education are now building at Third
ues walk to Filth and Union where depot is now almost hu
or he new Eighth street extension electric line One minute
10 front and Irten avenue which is the proposed terminus
inc front and Union Line extended which is to be an
eecc line One minute to Front and Webb where Won can
take the steam Water Market or Delaware
and DUPONT every hour for five cents The so Railroad
Company have ordered the the buildings now at This
point preparatory to making improvements t that
point me streets are all now being graded electric lights are
70 replace the gasoline lamps next month Now all We ask YOU
10 90 to come out and look this land price land in other
places consider the we'll and the improvements location
short time One hundred dollars in bank will bring
lyou about $50 in ten years; 500 here would
bring you more than double that in two to four
years and possibly four times much For home conem-
plate living III nice cottage, with little garden surrounding
IT, shade trees, vegetables flowers fruits pocoes where vo
may Sit instead of front steps, pavement or contracted
BACK yard And all OF this for less than can pet common
mouse Tor away IN the city with opportunity one
own the other Remember pass any one only
osc whom We know to be thoroughly respectable Remember
ese lots are getting scarccr every day. We offered the same
inducements several years ago sell lots ten squares further in
but could not do oday for five times the price we ot then
WIN less prospects then than for their enhancement W.
NOT ask you TO take our representations come and look
o yourselves and don't out it was further
you could not buy for three times much as those os arc
now bringing Don't expect Market property for su
urban prices 1t costs nothing to look and inquire Title quar-
antced for years. e
1Ekl9-Slo cash on each lot soon as knocked off and
IS per month until paid for per cent off for cash terms 70
De complied with on or before the following Saturday
HACKS leave 81 Nh and Market at a. 40 o'clock
TUOS. NJ. OGLE,
| l. W. STlDHAM & SON, Auctioneers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

are still holding on to the surplus. We
regret TO say that among them are one
or two Republicans, who should show
their Democratic brethren a better .ex
ample The opinion of the city sollci.
tor must be accepted as law until Il is
set aside by the court. and as this is
the case we are OF the opinion that
every member or ex-member who re-
ceived and retains more than the SUN
allowed by law is liable 10 a cult by
any taxpayer who may choose to pro
coed against him. Some few members
have returned the ovorplus, and it is
difficult TO understand why their ex
ample is not followed by the others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Time table in effect JHae lid, l3SJ. Train.
For Reading, birdaooto, Joanna nprng-
neid, v aynosOprE Junction, Manor ,rotiylls,
rAmNquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Werlen'
heading n: r., 40 a. M, 2. 10 and l. So p.n
For Springfield, MayueEburg Juncuua.
SoatesyllA hmoreeylie, Lenspe, ChAiia
T. Goa. m, 2. 70, 80 and 8. 10 u. N.
Yer Coateevllle and intermediate polhu ~
LIZA ~. 2 o. = 40 aud s. 10 p. m. IN a,n,,t
5f D.. M,
For New Bridge and Intermediate points
az y. m. and on Saturday only At o.. hnd
10. Tsp. m.
points, at 4. % q. In. and 10 y. IA, ami iot
springneld and intermediate points 81 D."
4, q, McCAUSLAND, BOwNEss BRIeeA.
Bupertntendent Gen Pass, AL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

The indications Ire that there will
be serious tr uLlc in Atlanta, and
pEotaby soa!c other Southern cities.
between the white ana cllored PEOPLE
The latter, il SCENE, have taken u.iapst.
at the burning in tnl.y of the post.
master, and the chairman OF the Re.
publican State Committee, and threat
ened to reigliate by burning the eftigies
OF young lady and her father. VINO
resigned their positions in the postof-
nce, on account OF colored man be.
ing appointed. This threat on the
part OF the colorcd people has incensed
the whites, and 1t is probable that
bloodshed will be the result. If con
hiet should occur, it will Intensity the
prejudice which already exists between
the two races, and do much to retard
that prosperity, on which the new
South has entered, 1t is hoped tina,
the matter may be settled without
further trouble, and that o more peace.
able and satisfactory method may he
adopted Of solving the race problem
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

BETHEL, Aug. 12.-News ofany Impor
lance Is scarce here, since last wrot,
you. The peach crop is pretty good
here, but the orchards are small yet there
are good many shipped. Our switch
don I do any business, as there Is a great
| eilOrt 10 get all the trade at Laurel. II
there was enough Of peaches % fill n car
every day, 1t would be AZ cheap for the
ralsefs aud more convenient. Toe trou.
Bile Is, most of the land is owned by par.
ties In Laurel, and they require their
peaches TO be shipped there. As many as
I'VE aud six cars are filed at Laurel with
peaches. No doubt this is the largest
shipping place on the road. Peaches
bring from one dollar, q one fifty per
box, OF about three pecks TIE arst ship
ment OF Early Rivers, Mountain Rose and
lroths, did not bring much on account
OF me wet weather, causing them to rot
lie shipyard 10 still very busy at work.
Inc rev boat is assuming proper shape,
showing signs OF industry. Il viii carry
heavy burden, an no doubt be yery
strong, as it is built of large white oak
Tue camp meeting season has opened.
and III churches aud Sunday scno-ls are
scattered as usual There should be no
camp meeting held on Sunday, as there
Is very little good done. No doubt the
cNH over-balances the good, and il ia Ger
1lnl wrong. h pc The ministry wi /, as
b dy, esolve to not 20 TO or hold camp
meetings on the Sabbath. The question
Is asked, how can we do otherwise. Here
are two ways to avoid this. The fret and
best way is to begin on Monday and
c'ose on Saturday. The writer has held,
and attended many camps Of this kind
ID Pennsylvania, and very few others.
they were the very best meetings, for
there was very little more than five DAYS
70 WORK, and all united at once, and ac-
complished more than Is done In ten
days.
The second plan, would be TO have no
service on the Sabbath, all go home and
worship, aud come back on Monday.
leav ng Il lew persons TO take care of the
GROUND.
The weather is now beautiful and the
roads, and fields are getting dry, so the
farmers can gather their fruit, aud cult.
va,e the late crops. Occasional.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

An INTERVIEW with farmer which
10 published In another column, ia wor.
thy OF careful reading. Tie scarcity
OF help for work in the country has
been seriously felt for some time, and
unless there is change we do moi
know what the result will be. The
majority of farmers sons wish to leave
the farm as soon as they are old
enough, and there is not one case in a
hundred where boy raised In the
city can be induced to 90 to the coun.
Try and learn the business of farming
IL Is however question if the maioFi.
ty of farmers have any one but them.
selves to blame for their cons leaving
home, or the scarcity Of help. Some
OF these men use and work then sons
and help the same as though they
were mules or oxen, and consequently
they will not remain. We were talk
Ing to another farmer this morning
who has managed 10 keep some OF his
hired help on The farm Tor eight wears.
and II might be well Tor other farmers
10 learn his secret.