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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-01
Women and Their Watches,

Tho idca that women's watches on a
bracelet of leather is something new,
as stated by New York paper the
other day, struck mo as being funny
Wo have had them for two years. /
confess that think it is good idea
ANY idea which will make O. woman
wear watch where she will pay it some
attention is good one. The majority
OF women do not know how to treat %
watch. They put it in their dresses so
the chains will show, and they seem to
think that will regulate their time
pieces They forget half tho time to
wind thor watches and then wonder
why they don't keep the correct time.
A fortune awaits tho milliner who will
mako u place in woman's dress where
watch can be carried so that when
it is taken out the idoa will occur to the
wcaror to give tpropor attention.-Chi-
cago Tribune,
Likely to Inspire Confidence.
} Customer-IIow much?
Druggist-Sovonty- ccnts. Bv tho
way, l wish you would tell me, ncxt
time you happen in, whether this helms
your bronchitis or not | filled tho
Same prescription last week for n man
whose corns were troubling him.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
"A serious Inconvenience often oc.
ours ut the shingles which surround
brick chimneys. 1t may DO easily cured
by making paste or mortar of tar and
dry sifted road dust, and applying it
with trowol about four inches over tho
shnH'cs. II will harden and form a
perfect collar, lasting many years.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25

A German, of Boston, we'll known
at the South End, recently took trip to
the fatherland. There he died. While
living he turned the scale at $50 pounds.
His body was cremated and the remains,
weighing six ounces, inclosed in an en-.
veIope and sent to his family in Boston
hv pooil
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
Curious Freaks Of Steel.

The finest grades of razors are so deli
cate that even the famous Damascus
sword blades cannot eqal them in texture.
1t is not generally known that the grain
of Swedish razor is so sensitive that it's
general direction is changed after short
service. When you buy fine razor the
grain runs from the upper end of the
outer point in a diagonal direction
towards the handle. Constant strspping
will twist the steel until the grain ap.
pears to be set straight up and down.
Subsequent use will drag the grain out.
ward from the edge, so that after steady
use for several months the fibre of the
steel occupies position exactly the re.
verse of that which it did on the day of
purchase.
The process also affects the temper of
the blade, and when the grain sets from
the lower outer point toward the back
you have raznr which cannot be kept
iu condition, even by the most conscien.
tious barber. But here's another curious
freak that will take place in the same
tool: Leave the razor alone for month
or two, and when you take it up you will
find that the grain has assumed it's first
position. This operation can berepeated
until the steel is worn through to the
back.-&. Louis Republic.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
She Wanted Long CurYing Lashes.

It is the ambition of the women of the
Orient, Tom. Moore tells us,eto develop
the eyelid's fringe. 1t adds greatly to the
soft effect of the eye, and, if slight up
ward curl is given, the effect is fascinat-
ing in the extreme. The actress knows
this, and her makeup" is carried out
accordingly. Such lashes may be secured
to children by clipping them slightly at
the ends four or FIVE times during the first
two years of its life.
What will be the good, though, of ex-
pending, all this worry about the length
or curve of an eyelash, when it may
shade dull, listless eye? The adult man
and woman of to- day mirrors world Of
pain through their orbs. General debil.
ity, loss of appetite, nervous prostration,
dyspepsia, overtaxed capacities, prostrat.
ing fevers are all shown to be common
heritage. Mother Nature offers to those
of her suffering children who will heed
her a sure panacea. 1t is DR.. Westmore.
lands Calisaya Tonic 1t is also the
most powerful anti. periodic and malarial
remedy the world knows. For sale by all
druggists
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25

- There's patent medicine which is
not patent medicine-paradoxical as
that may sound. It's discovery the
golden discovery of medical science. It's
the medicine for you-tired, run down,
exhausted, neryc-wasted men and women,
for YOU sufferers from diseases of skin or
scalp, liver or lupgs-its chance is with
every one, its season always, because it
aims to purify the fountain of life-the
blood-upon which all such diseases de-
pend. The medicine is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The makers
of it have enough confidence in it to sell
it on trial. That is-you can get it from
your druggist, and if it doesn't do whatit
is claimed to do, you can get your money
back, every cent Of 1t. That's what its
makers call taking the fi1k Of their Mcrl3a..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
BuckIen,s Arnfcl Salye

The best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
Hill Bros.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
FARM FOR SALE.

ENH11 2OO-acre place is sold, but I have
another containing 2GS acres. Four
MISUNDERSTANDING $50 acres in cultivation.
Good water, pastures, DC. A big bargain.
G! miles northwest Of Anderson-2l miles
from Denver. Call soon if you want it,
for il must go.
G. WARDLAW,
Ppo1 E.xnrko nnay,H
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25

ONE Enjoys
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; It is pleasant
and refreshing. to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head:
aches and fevers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duccd, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA fle SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, N.Y.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
NEW TIN SHOP.

H1HE undersigned give notice tina. they
i have opened a Tin Shop over W a.
Chapman's Store, where they can always
be found with a good stock OF iin~arc,
They will also do any kind of Kepairing;
on Tinware and Stoves. Rootling and
Guttering speciality. They do their own
work, and consequently can do it cheaper.
Give us trial. Satisfaction guaranteed
-: T. a. ARCHER u Co.
Hst q 1890 - AM
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25

Gen. Robert f. Lees birthday, Jan.
19, is now legal holiday in Virginia.
The proper celebration of the day Is now
under discussion among the Confederate
veterans of Richmond, who expect to
hare military parade on the anniversa.
ry and make the occasion an imposing
one generally.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25

Here is the woman in politics sure
enough. A resident of Colerain town.
ship near Bedford, Pa, claims that he
has been turned out of house and home
by his wife for failing to vote as be had
promised her.
-J.S. Richardson, of New Orleans,
has q farm for which he has refused an
English syndicate's offer of $22, 800, 600.
It is cotton plantation, or series of
plantations, consisting of $4,000 acres, to
cultivate which 5000 negroes are en-
ployed.
"A western prophet complains that
the failure of his prediction that the
world would come to an end the Oath of
November was due to the recent demo-
cratic victory. The success of the dem.
ocrats does indeed show that there's life
in the old land yet.
- Tiny, little, sugar coated granules,
are what DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are.
The best Liver Pill ever invented &C.
tive, yet mild in operation cure sick and
bilious headaches. One does.
"Big Chief" of John Robinson's show,
said to be the largest elephant in Amer
lea, was ahot to death in the zoo garden
at Cincinnati the other day. He had
become so violent that after long endu.
rance it was decided to kill him. He had
killed seven men in his time.
"A man in Jackson County, Oregon,
has been ploughing this fall with steam
engine and has found that.it works quite
successfully. He pulls eight plows with
his engine and turns over the soil at the
rate of sixteen acres per day. The cost
of running the outfit is not over So per
day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
OPEN LETTER.
s:s9Ss ',4 ---.-.o ---1 o. x
i;1,e,e:nvERYBoDY: 5:

sci HAVE received new lot of Char,
5loltesville Cashmere. the beat goods ia
market. splendid lot Of Hats and
Gaps, Jeans aud, Shoes. Fine Flour, Tea,
Fine Coffee and Cheese Specially. /
also keep good line of Staple Dry
Goods, Wall Paper, Hardware, Wooden
ware, Crockery and GlasswaresBug
Material, Fine New Oxleanssand Musco.
yado MolassessF Fancy foesriess Carpets
and Rugs, and many Things toostedious
to tnentiolsS ass !:Ss. ssaSss X, }.,s ss,ss
Give msyg tfiial wi vii give yon you the
worth of your money, and be thankful
3 for; your patronage.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25
.CAMPBELL BROS.
BELT0N. s. C..

GARRY the completest stock of Drugs,
10 Patent Medicines, Perfumeries and
Toilet Articles that is to be found in their
ction. Their line of Stationery and Fan.
cy Goods is by far the largest and prettiest
In Bolton. Handsome Holiday Goods are
now arriving, while choice Confectione-
ries, Fruits and Cigars are always special
{ sizes Give them call.
as Nov 27, 1880 21s.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-18

9as 9ueu, In peIdsm fiirsIi& bet Sreis
bura Der amerifsnite Stnbeut @buarb Sa'
lcrncn net1Otet mHroe, ii bon Der 8ebSrbe
aum @eaeufiaub elmer lluteriuhung gema9t
Tporbeu. Sdmmt[iGe SbetIaebmer an BEN
9reu ieben Der BeftTGfuug eutgegeu.
am @amfaa, aIn Sahrestnge oes SefeatS
bel @tcues, perlteb Der Saier bem Sfpreu.
siid1en RHraIier RegtmeHt Str. @raf
gBrenoeI etre neue Stanbarte, Al uel6em
9uede cine DeputatioR bee 31epiments mad
93stliu aeEomueu mar. Der Ratier geba1te
tobei Der Eapferfeit, NIT mal6er bas &e9t'
ment inter 6em Sefebl oes ipdteren 6eIo'
merj6nls g4rnrasI oen 6adJua 8lu4er'S
Der oem g8aIoe BON Sto9es oedte, Hnb i1Iob
Ieine anipra6e nit oem aIsorude Der lez
berseuguHg, eas oas 6s9tmeat ill ftets Iet'
ues uIIeu &ubmes wlirotg letgeu psrOe.
Der giirgermeifer pom SISsnburs tR nri'
ter her antIa9er Setrltsersien be8augeu 81
bnbeu, ueihaftet motoen'
Ser pegen her Grauer nm SaIierin AH'
auf1a ara gefdbrbet geDelsne S0Iuer Roleuz
mcutags3ug miro nuu oeuuo4 abgehl!ten
tuerben mn Fuo bic Sorbtreituugeu bier8u
In ooIem @uuae. Der otssl15rige RarueoaI
Ieu ftd ;u eiuem beIouoers 9l1nSeuben gefaIs
ten: man Mil nabrlhetnlth ben 6uE4 bic
gonbsstruuer i6per ssl4aot8ten S0tuer @ez
perbetreiber6eu eiuen aHuebmbaren @rias
bieten.
Sn Seizsbers, gesbBs. aa&en bat bas
gbepaar 9etnrtd ietns Otamnnteae So63eit
gefeieTt. .,
.Sbectere an @drtueEpLas" In Rau6eu miro
Semuatff uun amertta auIbre9eu, nm b ri.
ban cine @afiipieI.E .EOuruee 80 abioIpireu.
Su 9ittuu bObsI 300 SPtnusr bte 4rbett
pinoef1sIIt. ole serlauaea eiue 2Ospreteuttae
QobrsrbSbuue. gs bot ben AniGein, bas
| Der StIite fi6 ;u siHem lauaUteriesu seFtaI'
ten meTbe.
Der fdlIsspfg bolfein'ide 9anbtaa bat
95O O00 malf aur gr1i&tuua etuss Dent.
moIs gRiIhsIm'e l. 6tmiIlist, peIdbse feline
Nuiaeuung in stsI fRSsu GiEh,
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9nr Mrbefterbefrsn,,nn.

&ittSburg, @a., II. 6ebruar. - 8le
hiefqe Sausl sllnternebmer urrihern, miro am
/. 01ai nit 8s5ug auf he Qdtituuben Setpee
oung tein 2lusfaup erfol9en, oa Die 6orberung
eiueS adtIttinbisCn Arbeitstages 3ugeftanoen
mirb, bod tper6en Die 2lrbeiter fiinftig pro
Stunte be3ablt meroen. Sine 9obnerh6bunq
ftnbet nidht iatt, 10 eaB in 3ufuuft Die Arbeter
q bei GdbiitfiinSiser Grbeit eine1 etpas germ.
aeren SaseIobn erbaItsn per0en, aIs bisber
bel neun. ober sehnffiinbiger. SIN biefgen
Difritt itnS etma a6ttauienb Sauhanbwerfer
belf6ftigt.
Ratbna, g. s., Il. Sebruar. - Die
,Galbua Nanufa facturtug Co." bat ihrsn fri
feunen arteitern nitgethsiIt. oaB iie teine
Sttebsgcridtas @oridldge mebr beriidiidtiae,
ionorn ON 9ienitase tbre Berfe nit 6iilfe
bon griatleutsn in Setrieb iebeu pir0. 9robe
gufreeuns hsrritt unttr ben Stritern uno S,e
Riiraer befiifd)ten 6uhef6rungen.
Rep,D II. 6ebruar. - Die 500
ff.,fcub,n ansefelltsn Der pMunhattane@ e@loas.
& Guit.@Omp.." iOnie bieieuisen Der Nirma
@dpab Comp. tehrten beute op Die arbeit
suriid, noGbem ,bre SOrberuugen beruiuigt
tporten DareH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-18
Sbto berIan8t S6aOeuerfab bon
Der 8tatt0eRreatctNGta4

@Olumbus, 3, II. 6ebruar. - Sor
benz SunNes9eridte i9pebt iett Elm Bro5eB beS
9laates Sblo gegen Die Sun0esreslerung tue'
ga @rIan9ung etner Soroerun9 BON $4O0, 900,
peldle aus Der 3eit Dor 1902, alio aus elmer
@pOdje berriibrt, mo Ohio nod niflt ais Staat
in Die llnion aufgenommen mar. Der @on9reB
seuebnli9te 6amaIs ein llebertinfommen, llad)
tpsl6em gerpiiie 2dnb.reien in benz Serris
tOrium feuerfret bIetben ioGlten uuO OemaemdB
Die Sunoe8regierung iid) oerpfiftete, gegen
3ablung elmer gemiiien Summe Seiten8
Der SerritorluI 0{tgierung bic Sra5e bonn
atlanttf9eu Ssean bis sum iiillen SSean
bauen 81 laiieu. Die StraBe tpuroe.uun bel
Cumberland, Mb., in 4ngrifi genonlmen unO
bis Sur @renSe bon SlinoiS fort9eIett, porauf
Die 2lcbeiten eiugeTtelt tpur0en. Ohio be-
bauptet nunmebr, nit 9fiiditdt auf bic gtiht.
einbaltun9 Der bon Der SunOe8regterung eirIz
gc9ansenen Serpfltdtung au elmer Shaben.
eriastOroerun9 in Der Ob:n angegebeuen 60be
bereAti8t 81 ein. Der @eneral. 2lnOalt gSat.
ion bon Ohio begiebt iid beute mad Baib.
in9tOn, nm bieie 2tu9ele8enheit in Slug gu
briuoeu
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Ertnfdlntragrret

oter dt3a restIe MabIeiteu, cher bet GtruB bcr 20
trdfttger cher uurerbauter SCit nb etue gew6hulte
uratbe BON liubeba3eu unb BeidnerCen HIN Ceu Ntas
3en cher bic ge6brme ron bsrartler ueberl0cuHJ lcs
icrt Su erletHerr, Ut cine poue Don3 pcu DR.. ercaa
lur5atire geue8 ra5 bette NHttel. Sbre g8rtuu3 n
Ianft uno bpa gruupii, cbue 2ebI6netpen llebeltat
rber Icn5e unln5eue5me GmpfubUR5eu 3u ureulrIlden,
g8euu ber ouju retflide @eHub ihner peroaultteT
IeliF1teiien bic GerrauuH3 sebrt Gu5pepe cher 8Is
ptdt, ta9attet pru etuem C5efu6[ Der Ipubett cher
seB notwithstanding ua5 bem Geu, bele9er 3unasl
5ttttrem rher tblem @Gihmad i'm Niuupe betm 2luIs
feteu, Shldrt5tett na peu Wiah3atteu, UUbeIttmntm
Gn5itgeflhl, betIemmeRceT grr1bnun5ea uoer Srpcs
5cncrie perurid6 bat, r1nn betarf man u13 beU Gea
brdu Ter yBeuet5" elmer Sur NIT DR.. gtsrce5 Gpbeu
Mebical DtsCrpern nm ben Ma8en on3ure5eu, bic 2es
bertbati8tett gu belebeu uuo ben geammten GercdIs
uH35prc3e Bu bsdleuutleu, Ga5 Gt5Cpperp rtrt gera
cauurs5bimoe tnbsm e5 bd3 8lut rsn5t uuo has
zpiiem ron alien ihletteu GdfteH uHD butpTgtteubeu
Stcfisu bsfrait, 8letdpte pel4er Wrt 1 nD uno aus
peIher llriade ie enttanteH.
6abrtlirt prH bsr % Drlt'8 Ot5pcuiarq Wles
oteGI GiiDetatton, Buffalo, q. g.
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Observation-Disclosures

@rEmiuGIs@e - (SoE S3lGtsE
Stsnart) g8egeu llebeltretung oes 2o!teries
@eIeBes - Sol. fRUpf Hnb Sopu uuo Ztarp
&beFGut, 8luge BuridgeBOgeu; g8. u. 9err'
lt5, Sol. Burges, 81. Sadi0n, Reger 49uila
Yourg unb YIeger Aquina Budman, uidlt
iGaIeig; SGITg Utinsr, HteOergei6Iagea Rus
ter 2tuferleguus Der ROfeu; &l0riOBe BleBer,
ihIIbig beunbeu uub dppenGtton eingeret4t.
8egeu 8erfaufS D0n SplrituOIsn am SOnua
tag - git&Gel Geap uuO Augufe Refeliug,
aIage juriidge3Ogeu. gBegeu au9rtfi5 -
Sol. 3. Gbomas, nt9t i4uIhi5; Wiartiu Utas
ion, Qspis 9eoroH, SObu GRcguaup uub
&Omaro Wicgnan1, ie $5 Strafe. gBegeu
6alteu5 zines unOroentlt4eu 6auies - Bm.
9. 5raftGg, nt&t idulbtg; Sutn 0iOrau,
Ditto gBegen 5iHbef6rung-gSuI 0torrolD,
ntGt i6ulOia. gBegen 8iebfnblS -@eorg 8.
Danes, 9tOnate StaatsarbeitsbauS; We.
ger stephen RumIap, 10 Gage gefingui5.
gBatie ien'8 8erid5 t. - (Sor ben Rths
tern 2in6iaa, Cans uab @buar6a.) Uldrs
qarstbe &. giorbmuun 3ur S0ufrederin oes
EeRameuts BON ST. ylor6mauu erIauut;
Samuel .. SHUTTER aIS SormuuO fiiT Diarp
S., @bOrlss 8. uno Bertha SHUTTER eiugeIeBt;
SGrDaltGnBabeTtGte genebmigt In Den 5iL
len upu gtar1 u. Ptuoeu, Robertd WtcSu
nis, Gbriftiaa Uli1Ibad uu6 InuG UIatues {;
Sormuabi4aitsbeTidt gutgebetBeH in BEN
Tau oo1 Dtarp u. @obItugbOrf, SHoeutar.
Sar5eidutfie etugereid3t tn ben 6IQeu BON
0tarsaretbe Boiler, Barbara SOf1mGuu,
gIar9 4uu BiHoeu uaS penI1 SeOit.
upertors@ q ert& t. - ($or Rtdter
9arlnu.l Die GouEtIaHos sgEageuzG zGompags
ME" pt0er @. gBbitman & S89ae, friiber bee
ii6tet, Berbttt Bu 9uuRen Der Rldgertu auI
$914.45; gutraa aHf eineu neHen ProBe5 &c
Relt. @tteL ggolfonsfp uuo @atte mi0er
6einri6 2abeniad, RLlge mageu 4ngriffs,
nieeergeiGIa9eu DaUtb gSUIfopstp ptber
tenIelben, bttto. S0miIou & 56arBer uiOer
Grelp & goaHe, Sdul0fIage, Ditto. Saues
Eorbes nttar SamuaI @. AbbiiOn, 6lage
megen SOutraftbru9s, ul@t beeH6et.
Common BIeGs@ @ert9t. - (BOT
9ii6ter 8ufip] Sob. aeil pioer bic y glarp
ldnoer Sparbauf BON Baltimore" RIage me-
gen eiuer auneiIung, ntaOerseidIa9eu. Dtar
fba SHbuer, Geiud I'M gHtlafuHg aus bem
Staatsarbeitsbauie abgeDteiea.
5tabtgertdt.-(Sor Rt6ter Bhelps.)
Dennis & Comp. tpt6er ben YRatb0ltideu
Club bon 8lltimore," appeuattOa abaepte'
fen. MGg 8abage ua6 &li3a S. 8a0age
uioer ote equitable @u6opment 4HOcia'
tion," bittO. Sobu SeGUer ntber ben Dtagor
unb Staotratb, QppaualtoH pegeu ees0ur4'
bIu4e Ger SaJClagfraBe, itt9er beTt4tet,
| Mot beenet.
8uuOess9tfriftsgertdt.-(S .-(Sor
Gi6ter Diorris.l &bparb gB. 6tugroie uuo
Gbas. 8urisg megeH SerausRabuu8 fali@eu
@eIbes, ie Ie6s Dionate SeidHgutB unO 81
CITRATE uebii RoIieu.
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Ser semperens- -1snfss III watfTosrI,. !.

9amiltOn, Mo., II. 6ebruur. - Die
Npotbete bon g8. 6. SrptHg in gtettIetou 1T
Elm 0faub Der 6lammeH gepOr0en. 9a5 Seuer
1T Oas Bcrt BON 8ranbitiftern gepeien. 0a
nun Sroing tiir3ld] ourd anonpme 3uidrif.
ten Oarauf aufmelfiam gemadt luOr0eH mar,
OaB y@twas paifreH" peroe, fails er ben Sers
faaf bcrauideneGr Gdrdnie nid5t eiAaeiie,
10 bermutbet man in ben Gran0fiitern Eempes
rels Sanatifer.
3ania8.@it9, II. Ssbruur. - Sine
SpeSiaIOepeihe aus 8idaro8Uille, &c., mel
bet: y9er Sempercu5 sSanatiSmus 9raitrt in
oi6Icm Sbeile ots Staotes in i6redli6er .8eiis.
Gorgeitern gtbeno orang cine 8auoe g8eiber,
NIT aerten unO Stelnen beuaffnet, in Die
Bnthidaft BON 9enrp 0aOiS, sertriimmerte
idmmtlide 6eriter, iomie Die ganSeginriAtung,
rollte be QBbl8fp. uu0 Bier 6dNer auf Die
Grabe unb Iies beren Sahalt auf Die StraBe
lauitll. Der 8irtb 9lpi8 if Elm armer
0lann, Der bur9 ben 6aHatiSmus Der 8etber
nm iein ganses Sab uno @ut 9ebrad)t 1T.
Der @igcntbumer be8 9auies mill Die Saube
Qlf ShabereriQb DertlQqen,"
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8EeRataHropDe tn Der Roibtn80attt
GohEes10 s10rl&bco

gBtItesbarre, 3d., II. Sebruar. -
Srb. 8eriebeiier, aufeber Der yiUtbtngbGms
Sobltngrube, In pelder unIdngf adt arbets
ter bur9 Elm idIageuOes Bstter umtameu,
iou unter Der GnRIage, ieHes lln9Iitd bur4
ieiue TaGldifgteit oeri9uLbet 5u habeu, Dor
@syir+t npFisIlt irorNsH
Sdbe8 @nbe. - gugut 3tnt, etu In
glr. gill, SefierionfraBe, pObubafter Iluuu
i'm alter BON SO Sabreu, pur6e gefern Sor'
uittag um II llhr an Der @de Der &tsquitbs
unb SrIeausfr0Be pI6std BON eiuem beftt'
Gen lluwobIIein befalIeu. Ntau iaaffte TIN
iofCrt nad1 @berrb's ApOtbefe, mo ibm bic
8Oitoren DlcDe6itt uub 9earb IrBtlt6ea
Reiffaub leifeteH. Der @rtrantte bat Or.
Se6rb tbu naG 6auIe i6affsn 8n laHeu;
tine Srnu, erjGblte er, iei Iett elf SBoteu an
bar 2nugeuent5tutuug trauf geWeieu, gefern
aber 3uti1 erifen 0tal pieber aufgeftanben; er
isi bGuu nusgeguuqeu, mn etnas 2eoer 5u
fgufeu. gIs thu Der QrIt erflirte, baB er
mint eut mad ietuer gBobHung Beidafit Uer.
ben tonne. bat er, tbm eireH Brteter 81
IGidpr. gatar GINNING mar tn furIer 3ett
snr SteIa Rub rei@te tbm bic Iebteu Steroes
iuframeute. purauf eC turBe 3ett uahper
ieiusu Self aufga5.
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Gin Gtabrsder erIaoTea.

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@inbrcher bran9en mGbreno Der pergauQeuen
giadlt in bic 8Obuung S. S. Srensles, cine
Ofeile Dftlidl BON bier, elm uub bebrohten 6rn.
unb Srnu SrengIe nit Gepplpern. gs qelana
ieSoh Srn. SrengIe, iidl ieine8 Reboluers III
bemGdtigert, tporauf er .iueu Der gtubrinQlinqe
eur6's Sers ifos. Der @etrofiene mantle
binaus uno brad, Dor BEN 6uuie toSt suiam=
men. Sein @efdbrte bepertfeQiate ieine
Gind,t. Der eri6oiisne @inbredjer ii nod
nift ibentifi5irt. Sn ieiner Gaidle funo mon
cine Guittung fir einen rs9ifrirten Srief, tpels
der bon Grau lnnte N. 0aOiug in 8eabers
Rolls, 3d., 9ei6rieben moroen mar. Sreugle
batte bic idllmme Qn9spobnbeit, imn1er cine
betrGdtlid1e Summe @eloes III ieinem Sauie
aufsubspahren, uno bate sur 3eit bes Sors
falles $1,000 in ieinem geiit.
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e3tHbra6s TIT 6tasFfesa Msss.
Sin EampfsI tAtt 400 aReafdsn uatsras9aa>
Bea. - gGtbeerGaOe uebtrIawemmaHsss
Ano arpBer 2ebens 0erIaJt /. Dee auItEagts
idsGn RpIuEIe CueEaEIans.


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AaO srpBer 2sbsnsDeFEaFt tm Der aRltraIt1
fdGR SpIOHie CaeCaEIaas.
Gan Tr0u3iscO, II. Februar. .-9ot.
T. Ea6riGten aus Sp6nep, 4ufraIten, neIben,
eGB Dos Sa9r3eH9, melc1es abgei9tdt mnres,
nm mad 6em UermisteZ Beriouens sDampfer
r8uburp" ju inaen, am 5. Sauuar unoers
li4teter Sade 3uridtebrte. Ntal fttcftet,
oas Der 8ampfer p1breab bes tttT3ltd5en Seis
funs i'm GiuefiGeu gIeere Intergiug. ste
bate anger Der gtaEuidaft 400 6luefIhe
BafiaDiere am Borb. Gin tseiuer Gaeil bes
GargoS Der v8uburb" III auf BEN Nteere
idntmmenb nuaetrOffeu porten.
Sin mad Dong Song beftmmter 6eutIdar
Dampfer traf I'm IeBteu NOuate eiue fIeiue
Surie aus Ranila, tDtIGe felt 80 Easen TN
tiuefi6eu Reere umber9etriebeu wnr. 8as
Ga6r3eug bate bic Utnfeu uerIoren, unb bte
am Soro beftubIiGeu Beriouen, l2 gfdauer
uno 3uei Sraueu, maren ieit 20 Eageu obue
giabruug Ober friides gEaffer geneIea.
Sert4te aus BEN ncrblideu Shetle Der sf0'
Ionic Queeustanb er9abeu, oGs ieue 9sgeno
ooH oerbeerenben lleberIGnemmHagsu batrn.
9ein4t pcrben III. 3Utiden benz 25. De-
3ember uno 2. Sanuar fteleu 40 3ou 8e9eu
IN @arbpeu uu6 llmgebnu9. Die SIaIfon=
bu1b' Greet In Der Rdbe Don Sronpoa flea
in lDeutgeu augeubIldea nm 3pnl3ig SnB
un6 iGpemmte mebrere SGuIer meg. Ole
GGttiH uu6 6rei 9inber etues ON ufar mob
renbeR Rnuues, RamGus &opm5er, ertraHz
fen. gm @eI=8tUer gtuseu tbsr 90 Reu.
dlenleben 0erIoreu, uub pettere 9iobsbot.
ifaften Iaufen ned fiiubIid etu.-Su Stcs
toIta hertiGte tpibrenb oes UiOuats SauuGr
isuBenEe StBe. I'm SOnHta8, ben 10. Sa=
Duur, itanb bae Sbermometer aui IO1 GRAB
I'M SdGtten Hu6 I47 in Der SQQBe.