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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-10

Born, Tuesday morning, Jan. 9Th, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Lewis.
-Kemper Hall re-opened Monday NOR
ming for the winter term.
Mr.. Chris Scholey is building a fine
residence near the depot.
-Hoand's Dairyman and the TELEGRAPH
COURIER one year for 1926 in advance.
For fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re-
pairing, 60 to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House. 22tf
There was lots rain in this vicinity on
Tuesday and Tuesday night.
The Balm Wagon factory opens for
work on Monday next.
The Prairie Avenue Whist Club met
last evening at Mr.. j. H. Kimball's and
organized.
Your attention is called to the new ad
of Mr.. w. L. Douglas, the So shoe man, in
another column
The G. & n. w. Ry., has grayeled
West Main St, between Grand and Middle
Streets making quite an improvement.
Reports from Mr.. Bain's party report a
very pleasant trip so far and very salts
factory condition for the patient. =
Mr.. I. J. Clapp, of this city, has been
reelected President of the Hardware Manu-
featuring Company, of Racine.
They are using India Rubber pavement
in Berlin. 1t is said to be very soft and
spongy to slip down on.
J. II. Sammons, agent, wants 10000
bushels of oats delivered at the old stand OF
Craney & Pierce, for which he will pay the
highest cash market price.
Mrs. Ann Brady, of this city, died on
Saturday last at the age of 70 years. Fun
eral on Monday. She leaves two sons and
two daughters
The TELEGRAPH COURIER wants a
first-class correspondent at Salem Station.
Will not some one write up the news of
Salem?
Belle, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John
Brunz, of this city died on Saturday last,
aged twenty-one mon his. The funeral &C.
cured on Sunday.
The County Board of Supervisors met
at the Court House, Tuesday and began the
Winter session. They have considerable
business before tn EN- which requires atten-
ton.
Smokers, there are great many So
called best sc. cigars, but for genuine i'm
ported Long Havana Filler, no adultera
ton, drugs or artificial flavor, the old relia-
BILE "Warbler" cannot be beaten.
25tf III. ANDRE
VIM. McKellop, OF Chicago, son of VIM
McKeliop, who formerly resided in Keno
sha, died on Sunday last. His remains
were brought to Kenosha for burial on
Tuesday.
Now is the time to get your robes re-
lined, your cutters and furniture upholster-
ed, your carriages trimmed. your harness
oiled and repaired. All kinds Of goods for
such work on hand and for sale. All work
to be satisfactorily done or no pay.
26tf F. CHARLES BINNINGER.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-10

The Grand Lecturer of the Grand
Lodge, +. & A. NJ, of Wisconsin, is expect
ed to be in Kenosha Jan. IA. A lodge of
instruction will be held in the Lodge room
the afternoon of the 18th at 2 o'clock. with
work on the first, and in the evening at
1880, comforting the second. Masons who
received the Secretary's postal card notices
will please note the changes as above, and
govern themselves accordingly. Allregular
masons are fraternally invited,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

9srsin, uno 10 fort J. Sub SUIT! Sub!
Yin Rran3 I" - -Da i4aug! a.
Rranal!" ~aufs'isst !" idreit's
brauben mieoer abermals roQt bic
Rusel, abermals ttappert's unb bur.
aelt's. (DrauBen @ra6esfiae). Sra
tpas Is? Reselbua. tuis piel 2" Seine
Autuort ~Se," iaat' Der Sanbri&ter,
lam @no 1T Der eump' furt! Seb-
l&aus anal auit, Sdnofer Ser
gOltaeioiener lduft tinaus. Sd Ed'n
n'uamer ! Ser is ido fort a." %
mel" iast Der 2anbri&ter. zoos
Is osnn na&ber? @eb etai, Ias
taer'n lauf'n, oen gasi, ben miferabs
lisen."
2a&eno iest ii6 bic idnDb perta7ene
&eeeleeieal&aft suiammen unr trintt
chen nod eine uNblHisosma6" 90
ettpa nad3 elmer balben etunoe faru,t
at9en;los ein 8auernbub gum @arten
beretn; uSs be Der 2anbc- ,tbter
nit oo 2" 49,, iast Der 9anerids
ter, ~sfb nur Der, oa lie er Idol Was
1T Ssnn los &eo', bift ia gang ,ausein.
amber uOa braust." iast 6er 9au.
erabub, feline 3ipfeItappe bernnteriebenb
ano iid ben S@weib abpiideno, Sa
oraubt Is mir a 9anb = a Gunbs
tpertsburi&e besesnet, Der Got mir an
Rreuser g'idenft unb uno" - @e.
tcas senn uno Du hummer 8ua."
- Limb bat e'iaat, I iout idneq auf
bic &egelba6n laut'n uno an 6errn
2auortdter iae'n: Gin'n i65nen @rns.
ano'S 2ebte mas Der 6err 2anorth:
ter 9'16oben Bat tpar'n SedIe!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
1.-THE SHDE Mans St ~

len !" u@er Is SIR Ontel? $50
Is SIR Ontel 2" brittle Der pieridr5ttae
@trtb. - v@er 1T SIR Ontel? $50
1T Sbr DnteI 2" briIten bic 8rimaner
i'm Gborns mad ; Der anbere Tbeil bes
berumfebenben Pablitums .adte. =
vOtes 1T bic Tante J" .teudte in ieiner
Mneff 2aub uno tptes auf Grau S&libe
-~Dies 1T bic Tante!" feudte In
nDslt&f setreier Naaabmuns Der
9aut'i&en Gnsffima,e Der g5or Der
Rrtmaner, unb mie flint @egpeiier
3eteten i9re flint 3eige finger aMf bic
ent1ette Dame. Das publitum la4te
fdrter. Der Wtrtb tparo tpitbenber.
u0as? 81" idrie er, Topper molten
bic 8ensels mid aud nods~ 3ablen
tSnnen Sic niht? Bouts, pol N @d6.
ter, t9 laB' bic Sunsens einaeden J"
l. uSopobl"> iaete Souls uno sine,
ben @d@ter gu bolen.
Sebt fiel unfern iueenbliden !@eloen
bic gauge Sdwere bes ibren nebermntb
rdetenoen 8erbdnsni6es auf bic Geele.
ysuae unb &n6ppel bltdt.n tpie abtpe.
ieno Dor f6 nteber, llnb bem 9aus
ora@gen bic Tbrdnen in bic M,sert.
@ena fein gutter, lieber 8ater getpabr
uuroe, bab Der etn3tge Spbn in's &C.
fdngntb fomrnt, iftrbt ct por Gram,
oadte 2anb, unb feline feuAten 4lide
iprten 9iilfe iudenb int Rreiie umber.
Da ftebt Ct ben DR.. M5aer, Der emit,
aber bod nit unpertennbarem Matteio
gu ibm berdberblsdt. Sebt ifiirgt oaub
auf ben seftrensen Germ 2ebrer gu,
ersretft fampibaft beHen 6anb unb ruff
nit bon Sbrdnen faft eritidter Stimme i:
~8etten sic urs, 6err Doctor mein
arrHer, gutter 8ater !"
Da tritt fbon 2ouis nit benz WdH=
ter beretn- &nDppel unn Mnle after.
ten am gansen &6rper 2aub umihlang
ben Silent bes GERM DOCTORS. Dteier
tpanote it5 jebt at 2ouis, ben aeIner:
vWie biel f6ulbenSbnen bieleRnabeh2"
fraste ct. - ~gier Mart adtsie ~
GER Dn: MDQer sos feline 86cie uno
sablte. 8n5ppel uno MaGe atbmeten
ttef auf. &aut fiBte benz GERM 2ebrer
bic Qane.
~@ebt nah bauie",. iaste rubp
9err Dh. Nbller, uunba ba, Mlale,
melbe bid snorsen friib fanf Minutsu
nsr neun BEL mir in Der GtaHe. 9nb
bit aber norber bonn 8ebeQ ben GatGsu:
ihli11el geben 49,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

bes Seuers, nod bas @erbauunssperm6seu
Der Tbiere uno Weniden iinb i'm Stanoe,
bas Der linnliden Wabrnebmung ii4 ent=
siebenbe @elem bes menidlidsn 9etbes,
leune Subltana NIT @rfOls anSusreifem (;
es bleibt in letner Snbipipualitdt beiteben
obne NIT anoeren Srsanismen cine 8erbinz
bung ~einsuseben, Elm Samenfprn Der fiinf=
tigeu Nuferltebuns. Sour Die IceibenSien
oes meni9li9emSetbes entseben beraufl0iu1s
niht. Die em &lauben seben bic Gulhtrz
p0lfer mebr Ober tpeniser bepuBt burd oas
Seitreben Iusbrud, ben 2eidnam bes Ter=
itOrbensn mOslidit pprS Bernie Jung su i4feen
umo uaperiebrt in jener Sorm, Die ct int
Sooe an ii4 thug, su bepabren baber
tperoen bel ibnen Die 9ei9sn etnbaliamirt,
in tpoblpertpabrts Sdrse selest, besraben
poer in Dem Tagesltht ~entsoaenen @riften
aufbemabrt !; bieie Jet @laube 1T ielbit in Der
Ii4en=llrne ~auseuenoeten Sorsfalt ntdt 5n
p%erfennen. Sn ben unperlebrt sebliebemen
Seibern unb &eliquien BET Seilisen lest
@ott auf munberbare @eile Der in ben
@eeioensien oes 2eibes tpirflanlenS ermeiung
S6ranfer.
3. Die 8eraubung pber Blinoerung
BON 2ei6en lit Elm 8erbreden, bas Der Ser
iolaung uno 8~eitrafung bes Grimtnalrid=
ters perf dllt ; Die Sc ltiimmeluns berfelben
erl6eint als Oft fannibalil6 @raul amfeit,
Der iepes @emiitb, bas niat bis our Ser
m%iloerung abseitumpft 1T, nit Ibldeu unb
@ntieeen erfiil1t Die obne Notb po0bra6ts
8erbrennung Der 2et9en I'll, an li4 betradz
tet, ni6ts anberes, als etne i'm gr6Beren
MtaBitabe u~Oll5Osene gsrititmmsluns perfe=
ben.
4. @enn bic Seer Onli9fett, melder bus
9susntebunesre6t ait etnem @esenltanoe
sultanb, ntdt n1ebr ~porbauben tit, Damn sebt
bas dominium utile mieperum auf ben
dominus directus liber. Sci bem Gooe
bes Menl6en i9eibet Die Seele, Die bas
NuenieBnnssre6t ant Seibe bate, bon oiez
lem, ppraui Das pole gtgentbumsre4t@otz
tes auf Dem menl9liGen 2etb in &raft tritt,
bas ieoes anbsreS erflsunssre4t ausi4lteBt.
@rtt ilbertrdgt bic 8el orsuns Der ibm be-
ionoers gsbOrtgsn Sbjefte nimmt oen Gba=
rafter etler lafrilesil6en Sitnoe ant. Die
MISUNDERSTANDING wiberipri6t Der taft
speitaui~ enpidbrisen fir6li4en BrariS, tbrer
amltnterbrphenen TRADITION, ibren su &edt
beltebenbem ta1nniiden 8e itimmungen ; ite
lit Elm Satrilesiut. Der weltliden Sb=
rigfeit feblt Die eutipre4enDe Gpmpeten5,
bic eibe su erlalrben pSer an5uorbnen. Der
eiusslne Menld1 Ger sui juris 1T, fann
stpar itber bic ta iein POLES gigentbum
iibsrsssuusenem duBeren Sitter lsetmiQig
perftgen posr in besus auf iie bic ssleelt4
seurpnete Snteltutsrbfolse sintretsn lalsn;
er fatpat aber nidt aber leinen 2eib in sleiz
der @eii i btspontreu, etipa teltamentarll9
ieirR Serbremuapg a%l1orpnen. IS mangelt
ibm Die Sefusuis- Der menidlids 9sib
1T ni6t, pte Elm dlrsres @nt, oas tn oas
po1s Oomtrattm iiber9sbt /; pas TIM Nub=
~nieBaa1asue9t iiberioiIene Oisppiitionsre4t,
meldes NIT benz TnSe erlil6t, retdt iiber
ben 5no miGt birmlss uno i6lteBt, 10 lange
ss, fin ben Meniden beltebt, baB &eat Der
3srisnrtms oss esthss feineswsss sin.
(5autiesans folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
@im se,uihenbafter SpiBbnbe.
Aus Der alien, sutent 3sit.

S. lit Spmmerobanb. Ser Serr
!2anoridter unb fem 9oliaeioiensr fisen
n,itterfeelenaqetn i'm @arten nebea ser
&egelbabn.
en Dem 2 Stunben e~ntferntea GtdSt:
den ID beute Sabrmarft> 4Qes 1T fort.
Mu6er benz otden, nit pobasra bebafz
Iteten @irtb unb Der antebilunianifhen
aeQnerm 1T feline Seele ba.. Gte 8eit
Iperaebt. N,ernanb fommt ,peiter. Die
Sadie febt fhlimm! lnb. gar Si germ
mDbte beute Der Ger 2anori@ter. Der
elm Observation-Disclosures aeslsr 10, fem &c:
tpobntes Spielden. 9iibeM ooer 2ofi
neil MAIDEN. nNi@t anal &eeelbua
1T ba! Sa penn mir mir tpcnis=
ffens iemanb bdtten gum uMuiieben",
nahber iDnnten mir bod a 2a1netl mas
9en!" isuf3te oer 2anoridter. uSu
menn !" - 0err 2aaorihter! Wtr
balm ia an arreitanteu auf 9aser, Der
fDnm' uns ia aufiasen :" ~Sa,"
iogte Der 2anoridter, utuennf noanif,
nadber tabt'n bait 'rau8 @enn's
Eummelfpiel aus 10, iperrf'n einfad
pteber ms Sod /! Du bia balt a &etl,
Der iit a'belfen tpeiB
@eS1wiao tpie Der 8ino, lauft oes
poliwioieusr iibet bic @a6en, iperrt'a
Mrsealoeal auf uno iaet au Dem tro-
naer, Der bereits ina dolce far m5enta aui
Dem drareal,Shen Sirobiad Ha& ~Du
kof g'bDrt - stsb' 81 idneI GU unS
tomm NIT mir 8orrpdrts Tag Il"
- @obin benn nadber ga froete Der.
puno,rt Der Arr. tlnt. Dos mirfi
ies'n!" snieeenste ols Nngs ess Sc
ieses.
Nad ilini Ninuten S6on ffebt Der
pIosli& gntbaitets por Dem 2anorihter,
Der Jpn iolgsnoermaben anreoet : vPaB
auf Weil beut' Mnltt Is - uno
erab ionf ytiemano ba is, 10 berfit uns
aesel aufise'n! 3riegit a plar Wab
Bier unb an Sehier. Shirt tpobl nj
baaes'n balm ! Sc ~8edt gem,
fagt Der 2ump erinieno, beeibt f,@ 10
glet@ boGerfieut iiber bic ibm 10 uner:
rpartet ~ tbeil seuorcene Aus3ei@muno
auf ieinen Soften. tieibt lunfgsfibt bic
Reeel etu. unb ihon mad tpenigen sci
rluteu rolen bic Ruseln uuo pur3eln
bic aeSel, bab es cine ma9re Greuoe
1T.
Sub! Sub! Subj" idreit Der fid
in fetne Stole raid binein sefunben
babenbe vReselbua", Der aud BEN
Nabtrus feibis Suipridt. Mt Ell.
mem @prt - es 1T 3trar nur cine
feline, aber bod b6af semiitbIi&e Sc
gslpartie.
Die Come ftutt. gs tpirb alImdb>
lid ountler unb buntler, trcsoem aber
trtrb bas Spiel IeiBia fortgeistt; tur
if bas Gatale BET Der Sahs, oaB bie
Regelnsen riminer genau feben, nie bel
eefalIen. vDu!" ruff Der 2anbridter
tuisig, ~2eeelbua 0af s'b5tt, iest
ihreiif INNER eini, uie piel Reeet
a'faQ'n ian, mir ieen's ni.nmer reht !"
= uSawotl 6err 2anbridter !" fonts
BON Der b0l3srneu Bablftatt berein, rno
uMufe'iebt"! Die Ru3el roat, uie,
Der flappert's. u5sben!" i6aat's
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

Sn oer irldnoii4en 2anoi&aft l1lfer
ooer nltDnia lebte Elm reider beibnilGer
@dalptltas bes Namens Ooire, Der benz
Ipoffet Srlano's> benz beilisen 9atrif,
eth ftetnes Stid Mpprsrllno eeeeben
batte1 Inn ba NIT ieinen SStnsern ftd
anSuiteoeln.
ScpDbl er, Der 9err, ais audi times
fetner Bferoe tpar burd bas @ebet oeS
@tisen BON elmer tDbtliden 9rantbeit
gerettet tporben.
Son Oanfbatfeit bur6brunsen un6
betposen, brc@te er Dem Diener Ghrihi
aasd nod einen srpben iilbernen Social
sum 4nbenfen.
Sand Patrif oarite nit einiesn frem=
ben @Orten fir bas @eident.
als Daire in feline Burg surGdees
fcmnen tpar, meinte er gu letten 2eu=
ten:
.Oieler Men1d 1T e;n Ttst; id
babe ibm einen 10 pradtbpasn Social
9ei4entt, Der bel bret WaaB entbdlt, uno
CT ertpibert nidts baralf ais bes unperz
niinftise @Drt: u@raaaeo,!!" @ebet
alp Bin unb bolet mir tas @eiAenf
Dieoer ab, oenn er lit be1en, aift tpiirs
big"
Ote Rne9te riAteten bic 8otIdaft
aus unb bradten, bas- @eid5ent tpieber
3urid.
9a fraste lie Der Strengc:
u@as bat oenn Der Gbniit 6asu se=
iast. als ibr ben Social ibm tpieoerum.
absefOroert 9"
sic beridteten
vGr fat eben AUDI nid5ts anberes enz
hilbert als 9enan oaiielte 8ort: v@r0a
3asp"
Da ipradb Daire:
v@abrLid, ein tplaat erlamer Ntwn,
beg INNER oaGelbe reSet, cb man ibm
eiwas sibt poer nimtat Sd merte, baB
leieies elm gutes @Ort lei un6 nidts
8Dles in ii9 berse. 8rinset Nan alio
ben 9Stal auf's llaile 3uriid lnaS iaget
ibm uOa bait Ha i'm wieoeaa neil oa
Elm itanobafter Nann bit alno ftets
MIR Elm gute& Burt int 8alnoe fG6=
reii"
gr CAB ibm baSu nod, cine sr0Bere
Strede 2aftSes, tpp Der beilige Natrit
cine &ir@e %ertaute, ppxnls bic jebige
Stabt rne bas Gr3bistkam Qrmasb ben
uripr1a9 genommen.
DaS Mnperitdnblidss @ort beS 6eilis
gen aber, bas 10 bohe G%nerfennuns unb
10 reide Sdentunsen einbrotte, tpar
oas lateiniide: ~Gratias ago! SD
iaee Oanf!!" l,nb Der @pttesman bat
getreuli9 Die 8orte bes QpoiteIs erfiQt
Die oa bautet uSeib aleseit fr5bIi9>
betet obne l1nterlaB unb iaset Soft
Dant in alien 9insen, benn 10 1T es
Der 8iqe @ottes in Ghrilto Seiu!" l..
TbeG. 5. 18.
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sm 8eelettmng Grmahfener.
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(Sortiesuns folst.)

"a tparb serdniduo1 bic Tbare &C.
Dfnet, uno nit lsbbaftem 6ubgeftampfe
unb Iaute,n .suten Mbeno" traten bier
8erionen in ben Saal. Ss tparer 6err
@hneitermsiifer S@lise, am eineu Mrm
ben nnterfsaunbaner Rn5tpel eingebatt.
am anbern Mrm ben nnteriecunoaner
2aub. !0inter Sdlite, t@ an ben
SdSben bes eeliebenen &odes feitbal=
tenb, trabte Der Tertianer WfuQe. So
trampten tie NIT ernffbaftefter Miene
stpeimaI bur9 ben Mitteleang bes Saa'
les, fid NIT o~ifentatiper 8thtieteit nod
einem paHenoen Dlate umfdaueno.
gnbli9 ihienen tie eineu iol4en ecfuns
ben su haben. Sic g~ruppi,ten ft6 I'M
eineu leersn @sitentiid, uno Tertianer
WuGe ihrie Iaut burh's 2ocal mad
benz Reaner 2ouis. Otter elite berbei,
uno MuIe rief ibm niht tpeniger Iaut
gu: v@eebrter 9err 2Ouis, bier fteQe
ih Sbnen in bieier ertpahienen 9erion
unieren eemeinihaftlihen lieben Ontel
Dor. ST Nib Sbnen ipfort einen gr6s
Beren Guftras fir @etrdate uno Speiien
seben !"
Darauf beitelte CERT Sdlise nit ets
tpas uniHerer unb ihpantenber Stinme
bier @Ias bunfles, baisrii&es Bier uno
ebenio biele beIsete 8utterbrooe uno iebte
fih oanr1 auf ben ibm BON WuIe anse:
tpieienen Stubl on Der @ano. 2aut
nabm su 1einer &edten aslat, Mulle al
ietaer 2irteu, uno 8n5ppel iebte fid i'm
eegeniber.
Sdon Der ionberbare Aufmalih bie=
Ter @dffe batte In Der ~WarienbaIe"
grifauuer, unb Nuiieben unb bei ben
antpelenoen prtmanern uno Oberlecun'
banerr, be, itdnbniBuoqes 9ddeln erregt.
t1np aIs NulIe ben 3iemli4 befannten
SHneioermeifer NIT i@arfer Be-
tpnung Der srtpahieneu periou ala
ben eer,einidafliden Ontel borfteate,
ba tatte fth ioear Elm 8rimaner ON
Nebentii4e 3u benz anertenneroen Aus'
rufe berbeieelafen: D@ana pofabIe,
TIL sas !"
Sest Bate Reaner 2ouis bas befeqtt
8ier eebraht, uno uniere 6reunbe mol.
ten eben trdftis anffoBen, als plDslid
&nbppel baIbleiie auSrief uTonner:
uetter, oa briiben fibt Or. NDQer !"
lnb tpirtlih, stpei Glide entfernt iaf
NIT einieen 0%onpraticren bon 8anosnid
Der GlaRenlebrer bes Tertianers Muls
uno blidte NIT geraoe niGt iebr freuno-
liden M,enen 3a ieinem Sdller ber.
iiber.
Mrae eridrat Elm tpenis ur1o Iie6 tpit
unpilfirlid bas s,bobene @las finten
DE-. Da6Ier mar Elm u~9ebiegener 2erl"
es tpar idledt ipaBen nit ibm, oas
rpuBte NliIe - cher mas fcnnte ibn
paifren? Die ertpahiene pericn tpal
Notwithstanding Eel ibm Iein Glafen.
lebrer mar obnebin in1n,er umfreunbl,d
eegen i'm - nun erf reGt! unc Del
| Tertianer madte cine Ieiie @ennune
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

STATE OF MINNESOTA. I Sc In Probate Court,
County OF Ramsey. Especial Term June
9th 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of Adam weisert
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the Judge of Pro-
bate of the County of Ramsey, will. upon the
second Monday Of the month Of December A. d.
1889 at ten O'Clock a: M, hear, examine and
ADJUST ali claims and demands against said
deceased; and that six months from and
after the date hereof have been allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims
against SAID estate, at the expiration of which
Its satisfaction shall be forever barred, unless
for good cause shown further time be allowed.
BY TIE COURT,
(L.s) SAMUEL MORRISON.
- Judge of Probate
Geo. Gerlach, Executor of the Estate of Adam
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-01-19

A boy who is politite in school is
likely to be polite to every one else.
A boy lacking politeness to his par
ents and teacher may have the sem
blance of courtesy in society, but is
never truly polite in spirit, and is
in danger, as he becomes familiar Of
betraying his real want of courtesy.
We are in danger of living too
much for the outside world-the i'm
preston which We make in society,
coveting the good opinion OF those
who are in sense part of our
selves, and who continue to sustain
and be interested in MS, notwlth-
standing these defects of deport-
ment and character. We say to
every boy and girl cultivate ha-
bits of courtesy and prOpriety in
school, at home-in the sitting room
and kitchen as well as the parlor-
and you will be sure in other places
to deport yourselves in becoming
and attractive manner. When one
has graceful demeanor it is salts
faction to know that these are not
put on, bat they belong to the char
acter and are manifested at all times
and under all circumstances.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-01-19

Millions OF dollars of money ifoa
the wealth centers Of the North aDt
East are seeking investments .
Western mortgages and SoulheT'
enterprise thousands of able bodle'
men and women are looking for ne'
homes in less thickly settled place
and less developed fields some 9
tins material planted in our VASE
places and set to work upon our re
sources, would work wonders! Ho'
to get itg Go after it; attract ~
co operate with it! Don't be clan
holding too tight to what yon haV'
and making scary faces at what otbe
people want to get aud put to use,-
cuItiyating, increasing, multiplying
The more people the more brea'
to be eat and produced,-tbe nor
wood and coal to be purchased anG
burned,-the more professional ser
vice to be rendered by lawyer All
doctor,-the more merchandise to b
handled the more goods to be con
Sumed and material used, and couse
quentIy the more work and create
demand for manufacturing enter
nrise
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-01-19

Alfred Daniel, OF Douglass county,
Georgia, is remarkable character.
He is eighty.two years old, was
never sick in his life, was never 10
bed at sun up, never lost a tooth
has been to six log rollings this year
lifts more than most men, often 10
dnlges in coon and possnm hunting
has been a deacon in the Primitive
Baptist church for fifty eight yeah
was never drunk in his life, aud 20
oath never escaped his lips. He .
the father of twenty.six children
fifteen now living-has sevenll
grandchildren, and number d
great-grandchildren.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-01-19

How provokingly General Harri.
sou goes right along minding bis
own business as though be had moth.
ing else to do.
Blaine, too, is attending strictly to
his own affairs: Yet before the
election parties and politicians were
after him on all sides; during the
campaign they were after him
still, and now they leave him DO
rest in the public prints. What re-
markable men Harrison and Blaine
must be. They keep their own
counsel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-01-19
THE OLD, OLD HOMESTEAD

Oft times in memory | SEQ :,
dear old hoSesteadl Oh (! how pIaiD
" in imagination the old farmbo0a.
comes up before my mind; aud tboss
uncultivated and rock.crowned hin
the rude plain, that old maple ana
apple orchard, in fancy again :.
The violet aud forget me not. ana
the messy rocks, and laughing ril,
the crystal spring, all these again 4
see, and the happy days of cbilS
hood come floating back to me again
1t seems but yesterday, that faths,
smiled, and mother kissed her bo,
in the old homestead! Oh. tbos,
sunny days of childhood, they we,.
all too bright to last, and as | sadl,
think of the dear ones passed ava,
mother, father, sister, brother, an
sleep in those orchard graves on tIs
Z
old homestead, and OF the thouSasa
happy hours spent by us together
it seems that death has taken all mr.
earthly treasures and am left aloOs
at last. But voice softly iiOatipv
on the evening breeze, tells me am
not alone, and in Imagination | ram
BILE over the old homestead, with thu
cherished love of long ago at nv
side. Aud thus it is, the buds Al
spring, the summer flowers tba5
come aud go, with their beautj
teeming, but in memory never al
ing. So with fond cherished one,
though in the grave We leave the,
forms SO fair, they ever in memoir
dwell with us. The days of chill
hood, the old homestead, will neys,
forgotten be the past to us, by mind
aud memory, will be renewed. tia
tuneiul birds with varied songs. tia
little brook that winds along the
stream rejecting spotless sky, and
crystal stream more fair,n and the
wildwoods around the old home.
stead where nature first her charms
to me displayed, eclipsing works Of
human art, these to me are mOr
precious in memory than all the
gems of earth and art, rude though
they max be.