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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-04-12

GALE OF VALUABLE FARM.-Pursuant
y to two deeds of trust from Martin Maddux
and wife to me, of record in the Clerks office of
the County Court of Augusta, and by request of
the beneticiares will sell at public auction, in
front of the Court House in Stanton, on
Monday, the ED day of April, 1889,
court Day.
that very valua BILE farm lying in Augusta county,
near Moscow, which is owned by Martin MadduX.
This farm contains about 400 acres of ..easz4Ht
land, is in good state of cultivation 1e88&ak
with fine dwelling and good out HFs&4tyA&
buildings, and two tenant houses and S&YSSR
two good orchards and large quantity
of fine timber The land is of fair quail -<zne&E-
ity The farm will be sold as a whole, or in par
GELS to suit purchasers. The exact quantity
of the land, and the lines of the division will be
made known on day of sale.
TERMs:-Cash to pay costs of executing the
trusts and about $4,000; Of the residue, 81 900 in
six months and between 81 200 and 81 800 at the
end of twelve months, and the remainder in
twelve months more, the purchaser executing
| bonds for said deferred instruments with apprDv-
ed personal security, bearing interest, waiving
the homestead, and the title to be retained ul-
| innate security. VIM. PATRICK,
mar29 1T Trustee.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-04-12

THE WITNESSES.
Tom Lee appeared on the witness stand
in full American riga black cutaway coat,
light Spring vest and pants, and white
neck-tie. He told his story of the throw
ing of the ''raid pupper" and said Mrs.
Lung came up and ''fiutty de hansher" in
his eyes. He told of the note, of his show
ing it to Capt. Waters, and OF his keeping
close at home after dark Sunday night and
never going near .sde arlly" to which the
note had invited him.
Mrs. Ella Lung appeared on the witness
stand In a;brown dress, a neat fitting Jersey
and hat with purple feather in it. With
perfectly straight face she swore to the
following statement, in substance:
II am the wife Of Yoot Lung. My maid
en- name was Alice Warner and 1 came
from Charleston, w. Va. The note wrote
Mr.. Lee was in answer to one he wrote me
proposing for me to go in with him. 1
went out OF my back door Sunday night to
meet him by appointment in the note. He
came from across the street and we talked
some minutes together. I wrote to Mr..
Lee because my husband treated me badly
and | wanted to get away. Sometimes Lung
is kind to me. had had a falling out with
my husband on Friday night, and Satur-
day evening I wrote the note. My hus-
band made me appear against Mr.. Lee in
court about the watch. I didn't want to-.
Mr.. Lee met me Sunday night and we
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-04-12
9hursday, the 18th dog Of Apral, 1889,

that very valuable little farm, short sazss
distance NGrth Of Staunton, on the 5SSssE
Valley Pike, occupied by A. l. Miller. go -
containing about 123 acres. TINS land ssSVlssss
lies about "a miles from Staunton, on
the Valley Pike: is of fair quality and -aeSsls=.
can be made a comfortable home
TERMS.-Cash as to one third CT the purchase
money, and the residue on credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving bonds
for said deferred instalments bearing interest
with approved personal security, and the title tt
be retained as ultimate security.
mar 22-it VIM. PATRICK, Trustee.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-04-12

ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS AND WE'D
H DING INVITATIONS-Fin Engraving
Best quality Cards. Engraved Plate and 100
cards, $780, Send Sc for four plates and 400 cards.
BY sending four names you get your Plate and
Cards FREE Satisfaction guaranteed. Sample
book sent on application
c. l.. LUMSDEN, Engraver,
No. 2North 9th ST.,
mar22 I'm Richmond, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-04-12

COMMISSIONERS SALE-Pursuant to de-
" cree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta County,
rendered on the 18th day of November, 1888, in
the cause of Ross Exr VS.. Samuel Croft, &C., the
undersigned commissioners will, on
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-21
Pine Bark as a Diet.

One article of subsistence some
times employed by the Indians is only
resorted to whom they are driven to
great straits by hunger. Around
many of the watering-places in the
pine forests of Oregon and California
tho trees OF JSnus P0ader0sG may be
seen stripped of their bark for space
Of three or four feet near the bnso OF
tue trunk. This has been accom-
plished by cutting with Ratchet q
line around the tree a5 high as one
could conveniently reach, and IN
other lowor down, 80 that tho bark,
severed above and below, could be. re-
moved in strips. At certain seasons
OF the year a pucilaginous film sep
arntes the bark from the wood of the
trunk. Part Of this finn adheros to
each surface, and may be scraped off
The resulting mixture of mucilagt
coils and half-formed wood Il rutri
tions and not unpalatable, so that, as
n last resort. 1t may be used as de-
fonso against starvation. The fire.
quency with which signs Of its having
been rdsorted to are met with is u
striking indication OF tho uncertain
tics and Irregularities OF the supply
department. among sayages. -Popular
Scieuce Monthly. -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-21
FAMILY .scRAP-sAskEr.

-f..1
An Interesting Compilation OF Household
Fact and Fancy.
The most successful method of de-
stroying black ant, that infest house
Is to pour kerosene down thcir holes,
which will be found near tho house
somewhere. Set i: on f:e, and cover
over all u wet pad or old blanket. In
this way u comulote colony may be
wiped out.
In putting down. carpets If care 10,
exercised in thoroughly drying the
floors beforehand, tho nlotl.s VAL not.
DO so liable to bother in the hou =.
When making frosting in warm1
weather, set the whites OF the eggs on!
ice for u short time before using. {.
No matter how largo the spot Of oil.
uny carpet or wooden stuff can boz
cl ancd by applying bucIlwhcat plen-,
t.iul.y and faithfully, brushing it iutoI
n dust-pun after u short time. and out.
ting on fresh until the oil has all dis.
appeared.
Every mother knows how difficult it'll
Is 10 clean tho baby flngcr-naiIs. Ey'
iolIiny some tissue paper into Il sharpl
point, and when using it calIinr thoi
attention OF the baby to something
Csc. this simple task can be easily
performed. The paper is so scfT that
it docs not hurt the tender flesh. yet it
is sufficiently firm to remove every
particle OF dirt
Lard may DO made perfectly sweet
by b ling a pared potuto in IT,
han L. IL, i,,o
bowl, add O. cup Of cold water and use
enough Of this to wet your coffee when
making. Keep it IN Il cool place and so
waste no moro egg by drying.
Willow furniture should be scrubbed
well with salt and water, applied with
a nail brush, to clean it. Dry it thor
oughly.
Cups and saucers stained with tea
may be made bright again by using
damp salt.
Pacing a piece of zinc on the 1.-Two
Goals N a stoHo 'or CRATE is an easy
way to clean IL sooty chimney.
A large proportion Of tho "currant
Jelly" sold to hOtcl-keepers and bakers
is said to be manu- acquired from gluten
and acids, colored to resemble some
what the genuine article. AS it can
be bought for about four cents "a
pound. and answers the purpose"
as well as the more costly genuine
jelly. the latter is not in great de-
mand. -.
Kerosene oil should be kept for use
in a!r-tight closed vessels. A large
quantity is best kept in u well-corkod
can, p ovidcd with q faucet an inch
O. two from the bottom, so that the
oil can be drawn off as rcqui: ed without
disturbing the sediment which usually
collects on the bottom of the vessel.
The oil for dailyu should be kept in a
small can, kept corlsed ut the neck and
spout If either cork be left out for u
day or two. the oil will burn dull and
cako on the<s wick. especially if tho
kerosene is kept in n warm place.
If the eggs you have to use for frost
ing are not quite rs fresh rs you
could desire, pinch of salt will make
them bent stiffly.-Boston Budget
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Meeting Yesterday and Discussion of
Legislation and coids-

Meeting Yesterday and Discussion of
Legislation and coids.
The Physo-Medloal Association met
at Dr. A. Nvland's Office thls afternoon
with pr A Nyland IN thechairas presi-
dent and Dr Jas. De Nrlos, JT., acting
as secretary. Or. W A. Bryson, cf
Fisher Station, was elected member
Of the ASSOCIATION. The committee on
Medical Legislation reported that they
had hearing before the committee OF
the House Of Representatives, and that
"A promise was secured of sand commit
tee that the blll now pending before tie
Legislature Will be 50 amended as 10
prevent any pariiality in medical legl-
lauOn IA Michigan, N favor or again
any school of prsc tiCe.
The subject of the relation between
blhOusness and colds were discussed.
The general opinion of the members
present was that the want of care IN re-
gard 10 proper clothing during the fre-
Quent changes of the weather J. the
most prolific cause of these troubles.
Among others there was also Il very ia
teresting and instructive paper read 10y
DR.. y. Necnboer. The association ad-
lOurued tlll June %.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
LINCoLNss ASSASSIN.
Lecture ~ the A&n N he Pursued aud
Captured . iikeS Bosssh-


lieutenant l. h. BAKER. 81 Lansing,
leetured lAsl night Al Hartman's Hall
on the capture II john Mikes Booth
ia the barn of the old 6aEreu farm, oa
the Frederick sbUrg road. about thirty
miles from Washington IA April. 1865.
Lieutenant Baker Mas the officer Ia
command al the pursuing and captnr-
,na marty NAlNA surrounded the
wounded and desperate fugitive who
fought anti he vas stricken down hy
= hsIllet ia the hack II his neck from
the oarhine 0f Boston Corteit, Who fired
Ia violation Of orders, because Prov
aeneeH made nm shoot. a. he claimed,
~ eKtenuatioa lis personal partlel-
pauOu III the great tragedy eminenty,
nts Inn for the work al al accurate
graphic history of many of rs disputed
details. The hall was crowded IA spite
of the beastly weather, and al who
failed 10 hear him missed rich treat.
The horse. "Old kucksSin," that Lleu-
tenant Baker rode throughout the war
and on the occasion of Booth capture,
died al Lansing on February last al
tie age of thirty years
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
VELTE's FUNERAL.
Laid at Rest ia osk MN Cemetsry-TOr-
ner society in Charge.

Laid at Rest ia OAK Hiu Cemetery-rnr-
ner society in Charge.
The funeral of Charles Nelte took place
yesterday afternoon at . O'Clock. No
services were held at the house but the
procession formed AT Turner Hall,
with the Knights OF Labor band leading,
and proceeded 10 Possner's undertak-
ing rooms, whore a short address was
made by member OF the Turner so
cicty. constituting the entire service.
Nclte's face, a. he lay
IN his coffin, showed sign
of the terrible manner OF his
death. He appeared 10 have been quite
handsome. The picture published by
the Loodor and the Detroit Aors were
not pictures of Charles Nclte, butof las
cousin, Wm. Nclte, 30 whom Charles
had bat slight resemblance.
The body was Inferred in Oak Hil
cemetery under the directions OF the
Turner society.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
DID NOT PAY.
Two Members of the Timer Company in
the Soup.

Two Members of the Timer Company in
the Soup.
George p. Webster and Nolney
Streamer. two members of the Timer
company, were arrested on warrant
sworn out by John ". Cornelius, of the
Hotel Richeheu. and charging them
with skipping their hotel bin.
1t viii bc remembered that the bag
gage OF the company was attached for
the board of the company the week
that they played al Redm0nd's. The
company has been staying The Bridge
street House since that time, with the
exception of Webster and SiTeamor,
VINO remained at the Rlchchcu. The
other members of the company have
now all left town, and Webster and
Streamcr were about % depart when
they were captured 10y Detective Gates.
They gave bal for their appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
DON'T LIKE IT.
The military Board Liable 10 Declare
the state Encampment or.

The Military Board Liable 10 Declare
the state Fncampment on.
The Lansing adv.ccs state That the
State military department are net a.
all pleased with the rate made Tor
transporting troops 20 tie annual en-
csmpmcnt at Battle Greek thissummeT.
They usually have had one and one
half cents rate. The rate th.. summer
: two cents TINS vl make q q ffer-
euce 90 tte state Of anoGt three thou-
sand dollars. an Item thaf may mako
she cucsmuncnt au imn9ss hlIfv. The
department are inclined - THINK that
the railroads are getting back ~ the
state for tae two-cont blI PASSED hv the
Heuse last week. and suggest taat tho
leg stature msv have 20 pass t8
u1ak ng the rate for transport state
troops a. ore cent or tHere8 bouts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
Married at Rockford.

Mr.. Claude p. Smith and Miss Nettie
SDorc were married May Goat the home
OF the brides parents. Nh and Mrs !.
u >pOre, n Grand Rapids. Thcy were
formerly members of society here. and
were very popular. Miss Nettc he.ng
the accomplished daughter ~ Mr
~pore. who was postmaster here for
fourteen years and prominent business
man. Mr. and Mrs. smith VIII reside
in saginaw soon. where Claude F book
keeper in the auditors Office ~ the 5
T a n. Ia .rOad Hocifad Reoiefer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
BROWN JOHNSON.
Harvey l.. Brown and Florence johnson
Happily Welded Yesterday.

Harvey l.. Brown, Of Games town
ship, and Florence J.. Johnson, Of
Gratt3n, were married AT the Eagle
Hotel pariors Yesterday afternoon IN
the presence Of few friends, Rev. Kerr
b. Tuppcr officiating
Mr.. and Mrs Brown VIII spend the
remainder Of the week with Mr. Brown =
people in Games. and VIII then return
81 Grattan whore Mr.. Brown is teach
ing
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

Rev. NJ KinkIntveld. formerly a
prominent minister in the Dutch Re-
formed Church .hut ~ late years an i'm
porterand dealer lu Holland hooks hsv-
iug store in this city and another u
Holland. Cd at his residence m Hol-
land. yesterday morning. he was
about 81 ve8rs 0f age.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21
@runo til at uofebe BEN npopenbiee

@runo til at ubfebe ben npbpenbioe
Proclamation.
- Slbsoaabe Stem Sort. @n
Bpgnin9 beboet af 13 Jamilier brenb=
te neb Manoagsmorqen Netp Dorf.
8 Mennelfelip git tabt.
= Manoassaften &(. 5 bleo en-
M(ano ouertibrt os brebt paa Dma=
babanen lite lanst fra Isblano, @is.
3renperlonalet iaa bam li9se paa
@poret men fuube lite taa itanolet
Erenet t;osnof til at forbinbre l1lDts
fen. 9a man hauoe itanbiet Ereuet
og font forat tage bam pp, iaa mon
en- TDr ganlfe tpt beo, men ban1aIte
tilbens, oa man nermeoe fig bam pe
bao bam fan05e. Wan 1atte efter
bam, men ban fom bort inSe @fo=
ben. San antoges at bape peret ben
omfomnes Rammerat os at babe mDr<
bet bam peo at lesse bam paa
Sporet. Sen omfomne bar rimeligz
big peret beruiet. 2i9lpn fulbe
ftnoe @teb igaar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

fulofprte en- Sraanilation, bet fal
blibe en- Moboeat mob @rubeeiernes
Sorening. @n Site al &lasepunfter
er ollereoe uoferoiset, us Nrbeioerne
forlan9er, at Der bliper rettet paa
Wfisli9beoerne. 9pao bet sipr
@temnin9eu enbnu bitrere, er BET al
minoelige Snotrpt blanbt glrbeioerne,
at @rubeeierne paa en- Fammeli9Waa=
De bat un6la0t at bolbe be 2gfter,
iom be 9ao, oa 2(rbeioerne opto9 iin
@iernin9 i9ien efter iib1te Strife.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21

@enator Cameron, 1tripes Der fra
@a1bineton, bar til 5enii9t at fren1z
les9e fur naite &onsres en- BiQ ON
at uooioe Brelioentens 8olis eller
bet v9oioe 5us." ubbioellen 1fal
tie oeo at tilfeie npe Slpie til De az
lereoe beltaaenoe. 9an amer bet
ubelbist at foretaae no9en oeientli9
Toranorins peo ben oprinoe1i9e Bp9=
ming, boortil iae mango biftoriife &e=
eiuenbeoer fnptter fig, ioet ale Hre=
f6enter unotasen 8aibineton bat
boet ben. @albinston la9oe @runo=
itenen til ben. Cameron mener, at
Detalierne peo Blanen til be npe
Tlpte beo1t fan operlabes til Mrs.
9arrtlon, ia bun ct en- &pinoe meb
@rfarins / 9usbolonins unoer oauz
fel!9e OmFanisbeoer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21

Ser ct fOrlfiellise Meninser ON,
enten Soerensfomiten Heo Giourz
Snoianerne enonu lfal forelegses
&on9reslen os antases at oenne, fpr
&elerpattonen fan ert(eres aaben for
Settling, euer Hrniioenten fan sob~
fienoe Den o9 berpaa erflere ben oab=
net. Set iiofe er pel ianblpnlisit,
oa bet beoer, at Nabnineen ito( tie i
Sttober.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21
9afota.

5uenifernes 9a(ma9e, &eo. @al<
oenitrom, lfal pare Sarge cen 26oe
Mu9uit.
= @n EreFemaitines engine erpto=
bereoe iiofe Dnsbag paa @bar1es
9insmeres Garm Is Mile ipbueIt ior
Mberbeen. Tre Wano blep brebte,
os tire blep farli9t iaareoe. Sc brebz
te ct s5rant Nrnstpalo, Snaenibr
@iutam S@ee(er, &anofierer, FAINT
Sbrbpoerer. Sc ulptfelise blep to-
itet mellem 2 os 300 SOB bort og
frp9telig lpnoerrepne. Narla9en til
@rploiionen er ubefienot men antaz
seS at ltriue Zig fra Mansel paa @ano
/ Dampfjebelen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21

8laoet rGeiterbeimen" / 5iour
@itD, So>pa, er fipbt af ct 9lttieIel=
1fab, Der bleo orgauileret @ater=
totpn / ben 9euiiat at uosipe ct norf
8lab for @bo=@afota. Set npe
Blab fommer uo / 8rooftuss unber
Napn al vSDo 9afota @ffo". Set
tnoeboloer meget 9eleitof % er luutt
ub1tnret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21

~9oorlen9e bbr 9peben itaa /
@tat forot 9iennemsaa r@peoningen"
os b1toe aoo 5tano for Erelfnin=
sen?" ippr en- Snolenoer til rTarm,
@toG ono 9ome". 9erpaa luorer
8laoet: rMoa1te fire Tiger taalis
9oot &eir, lfibnt ler Tiger oi1oe pere
fifrere. Set boloer saa alminoeli9
at blioe betuiplet, om v@peonina" /
@tat CT al nosen g5ptte. Wfen aliz
seoel er @totntng alminoelis brust
at 9enlpn til Betuemmeli9beo."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21

Gn Snbianer (ubenfor en- &arbf>
magers @inbu, betra9tenoe be preg>
tise @arpfter, iom ber er uobenste):
.ge, Brober, paa be mango Stalper!
Ser maa en- al be blese Nufisters
tapreite 9ppbins bo."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21
uotanoet.

uolatoet.
Mrs. MaYbrid / 2onbon; Der np=
Zig bleo bpmt til Dpoen forat babe
mbroet lin Mano, ct blepen benaaz
bet.
= Ser meobeles netop fra Berlin,
at @ertugen af Nas5au er blepen for
1ooet meo &riniesie Mar9aret, pnsfe
@pter af Setter @ilbe(m.
- General Boulaneer ct fremoe=
LEG / 2onoon. San er al Sepatet
funoen 1fpl6ig / Toreoeri ,uoo &epu~
Bitten. Sen moot9e General bolber
bog frem6eles 9ampen oppe o9 flyer,
at &alsene til 9eputerfamret oil om=
ltpoe ben Som, 6enatet bar feloet
ODER bam.
- &eiier 5ran5 Soief bat peret /
Berlin. 9a ban reiite i9ien ben
15be b., fiprte ban 1ammen meb
Sell 1er @ilbelm en- aaben Go9n til
Sernbaneitationen. 9urraraobenbe
Soltemosier fob paa besse Sioer al
@aberne. Sc TO &ei1ere omfaoneoe
og fpslebe binanoen, oa be itiltes.
Dm BET er forbanolet Statsanli9ser=
BET unoer &eiier Soiefs Dpbolo i
Berlin forlDoer enonu intet. - Ser
bar ueret aoitilis Sale ON, at Gns=
lamb bar tnosaaet en- NQiance meb
TpFlano.
- @panien pi[ life, at Bapen 1fal
fomme til at bo Der. Ser meboeles
fra Maorio ben 19oe bs., at ben 1pan=
tie Staggering fat ienot @irculerer
til @uuernprerne &ropincerne meb
Nnmoonin9 ONT life at ta9e nogen
Sci 8epeselien forat faa Bapen til
at tase &opel @ponieu o9 at ejp:e
alt, buab be formaar, forat 9rojettet
lite ifaI fiuoe nogen Dpmuntring.
= @bina ua Sapan. Gan Tranz
cisco, Co.,, 1S6e 9(uy. 9ampFibet
@its Of @ponep, fra Song Song os
Ootobama, iom anfom often antoz
9es at briu9e ne,mere Meooelel{er
om Sorbltieluet / Rumamota ben
28oe Sult. S ct Eelesram beo bet,
at 5000 Mlenueielio bar saaet tabt
os / ct anoet, at Sen bele Befoltnins
/ Bpeu &umamotu, $4,000 MenneFer,
bar omtommet. 9ette oi'er fig nu
at bore Operorioelle. &iitnof bar
Der ct ftert Sorbltjalo &umamota
Den 2Soe Suli. 9ausene repneoe
og mango 9uie ramlebe neo, men Nnz
ta0et at brabte er lite paa lanst NOR
iaa fort iom fra fgrit of meboslt.
9ertmoo er ftprre Sab forpolot peo
Operiupmmelier Fere @teber / So
pan. 6lommen bar reject meb fig $50
9uie, os Al MenneFer er omfommet.
Sra @bina meooeles, at Dprprerne
/ @rooinlen Gobien bar ta9et Slusten
peb Groppernes Mntomlt. Opr6rerz
nes Mnsreb paa g6ins@bu 8perne
er itabfeiet. &eo benne 2eiligbeo
blep mellem 400 pg 500 Mennelfer
orebte.
- @fterretninser fra &beni1b,
@e efpbalen, antpoer, at Mrbeioeruroz
li9beberne / ben @sn 1nart bill blipe
fornpeoe, os at Mineeierne os beres
Nrbeioere boloer paa at bripe ino /
en- anoen Scamp ON Dperma9ten.
Set teaner til at blipe en- Scamp paa
2ip os 9po. Besse @iber ct nu srunz
big orsaniierebe, os ben fommenoe
Strife pil blioe lansparis os alminoez
fig. 9e itrifenoe bolbt ct itorartet
@lboe 9ortfelb ben 16be bs. %
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-21
Snolanoet.

sjnolanoet.
So 8grn Milmaufee bpoe forleben
al en- Doiis, tillauet al &aln1uefrp,
oer blep siuet benz al oeres Sorelore.
8Grnene bar no9et ipse, os Gorel>
brene 9ao oem nepnte Miboel efter
&aao af en- Nabo. Ntooeren gil noe
iteu fra 5oritanoeu. oa FUN iaa boilz
fen @irfnin9, Mioicinen baobe.
- Sefreter Stuff pil tomme til
2eirmpoet / Mil,paufee o9 bliue 6or=
te fra @ai6inston / tre Tiger.
= Marsbfie(o, @isconiin, 13oe
&ua. S Merbeoeu al 11nitp, en-
Station peo @isconiin @entral=8a=
men, blep en- lioen &i9e tilbgrenbe en-
Mano peo Naon &leinert bortfprt al
en- Biprn. Saoeren forfulste l1bpz
ret og brebte bet os rebbebe berbeb
fit Barn. 8iprnen peieoe 43o &uno.
- @u @ranbzSurp / Misiisfppi
bar funoet Intlase mob Sobn Su(1i=
ban us en- al bans &sitenter 1iben
Mapefampen oerneoe for nosen Eio
iiben.
= Storm. 9pu os &eau sioroe
flor stabe / Misiouri=@ullep forrise
Manoog, meobeles ber fra &anlas
City. Set beber, at ouer tppe 8erioz
ner blep orebte al 2bnet, o9 Staoen
paa &reature og anben @ienbom ital
pere ouer $4,000. lloeiret itrafte
fig ouer itore 9ele al &anias os See
brafa.
= Senator s. 8. 6ut@iion blep
ben 15be os. al ben republifanFe
Stats=@onuention / 9es Woines
non'ineret til @uoernpr Soipa, o9
@enator &apneer bleo nomineret til
ce>@uuernpr.
Mepetiempen Sobn 8. .Sulliuan
er al Surpen &uruis, @isiisiippi,
blepen o9mt til 10 Maaneoers 6engz
iel. 2(nlb9nina ON npt 5orbpr blep
paa Stebet inb9ipet at Sulipans
@a9fprer. 9pis bette life tiltaaes,
pil ban 9aa til 6piefteret tneb @asen.
Set ct en- alminbelis Dpfatnins, at
bet pi( tase baarot paa @ulliuans
&reiter, buis ban ifal ueboloe 10
Maanebers Snbelperrins / ct &li:
mat 1om Mi&iisiippis.
Sfp1se Gbicaso ~Tribune" bar
Slblps ir@tanbinauens" 8osbinoert
forpolot en- @tabe al $4,000. Is.
lurancen ct omtrent ba(ut 1aa flor
iom bette Belpb.
- Sit le(u / 5eloen. Sra Bi(=
tesbarre, 8enniDluania, blep meooelt
Manoas: 5rant @prenien, Der boz
1pp Mil berfra, bleo far1iat iaaret
ioasmorses zen 5elbe, iom ban baoz
be lapet forat orebe 9ppe. Ser bar
nosen, iom pleiebe at itiele 9uer fra
bans @talo, os oa ban lite tunbe OPP
oase, bpem bet par, labebe ban 2pr>
bag en- @epoluer, banste ben op en
8ielte i @talben, retteoe ben mob
@talobbren og feiteoe en- iuor / ben
iaalebes, at naar 9gren blep aabnet,
p1lbe @tuobet blipe affpret. 5an
bar lelo ben fprle, iom blep truffen.
&uslen git inb nebenfor 6iertet, os
Der er insen Muli9beb for, at ban tan
tomme fig. San er 80 sar sammel
os Ct gift.
@aibin9ton lobe Iueult. Set
fises i1u al pare tuiuliomt, ON Der
bliper noaen @rtra=Seslion af &on>
sresien. Nfeblemmer, iom for to
Tiger fioen par iitre paa at blipe
inbtalbte til @aibinston inoen fprfte
September, belber :nu, til ben Me=
ming, at be bebpuer iffe at inbfinbe
Zig Der, fpr ben resulere Sesfton be-
9nncer / December. &reitoenten
!! bar ial{a(b life enonu funbet no9en
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