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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Nierineneiip GInGit-

@pIHmbia, GO, 2. SRA. 8,nc2
Stoip, Gin fti9tiser Serbre9er, met9eE in
8cot8iG mte0er Quf9est,fen mor6ea mar,
nulbe tierber uaG BEN 3u9,brrie befGf0eTt.
u befanb fida nit i,idem GraHspOi,aur auf
siEem SdneuBues, unb feline Sdnbe Daren
nit St..dea gsfefett. aIs De- 3uq bur9
GIG fstb' &oGutg lam, in BEN 9'Nrs ~
@euie n0r, ueriIeb ion feia gBamter etaen
"l5eptIid, um eiueu S9IuG gBaisr IN ..,as
ftr. GG5 6eniler bee 8ugguus hanb often,
Gaa iaum bate bsr 01d!er ben @iifsa re-
penbst, 10 fiirste ida beg @eIsiiette sopiioer
aus bem Sender. CUR 3e., ha ber Bug
eiue SalrseiGmiabipisi pOn 40 NsiieI -
etI Sipu5e. Gtaa pelt en-, uns ber 3us
faar Sutid; Dee Gia@lIiHg mar abe: Osr'
f55run0gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Nnhufntnftrnhhs

9anta @rus, Sal, ?. Nlai. - 8ei
@afropille lam Gin l1notiidsfau Dor, Der einen
Wanne oas 2eben toiiete uno BEL benz spei
Eerionen uerfpunbet ipuroen. Gin @titer,ug
serieth bel ot1 genauuten Stction in ssOlge
faIi6er gSeifenfeluns bonn @ele,ie nib
rannte 9eaen tinen Ianf t.nem Hebeugeleiie
fehenoen Sus. Der 2otomptipfiibrsr fam
pbne SdaSen babon, Der Seises 9ourfe iprang
jebod) ab uno lam auf bieie gSeiie su EoSc.
Die beloen Sermunbeien fiub Die Sremler
lHnf unh Srnin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
SeQuaniat,

Sarrisburs, 3d., 2. Mtai.- Der ge'
gnael9ungs- -Serihtsbof empfabl 9eute Be-
gnabi9un9 i'm Sale @bas. Qarebee's, lpelfeI
in Senan9o. 9ountp oils Wf6rber oerilrtheil'
puroe, uno 9anI. Sougbertp's, bes in 8hi.
laoslpbia nbsrfhhtien W0rbers. Sn ben Sal
len Der 6aubmGrber SoIepb unb Sap,b gficelr
aus Sensrlst eOuntp iuuroe has Seanaais
suuss9eiud oer,porfsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03

Sbtc080, 2. Rai. - 0iTpaoie9; 81
fubr 1880, 8eEieubuus 5OOO;- Ytetie Ua
tilrten 5trtiGen 81 so u. So. 30. S6reiae;
3rtnbr $4,000, Serierbnug 5000; Brcile 90.
rttrteu 8Uiineu $3.50 mo 81. 3O.-9&cafe:
l3ufubr 10. 600, BerieuJnus 1000; Rreile oas
r,iYteu sntideu $4. so Hub $500.
ct. 2ouis, ?. Waf. - 8iubuieb: 3n'
intr 1900, Serieuburg 1900; Preiis uaritr.
ten 3tuiIGeu $2.4O ua6 $4.90.. - 59peiue: ::
3ufEbr $500, 8etieubun9 $500; Preie %.
ritrten 3niiden $40 uub $4.224.- -Slaafe:
3ufutr 800. SerIeu0ur9 -; Breiie oas
riirteu 8piiGeu $4.OO nnb $3.50.
@af.0tbertn, Ba., 2. gfai. --
8inbo;eb: 3ufubr 1882, Serieubuna 1924 i;
Yreiie oariirteu iuiiGen $3.50 uu6 $4.75.
- S9matHe: 3nfubr 340O, BerisnOgn9
$50; Yretie uariirtea 5piideu $4.0O nn6
sA.5O.-SGaefe: 3ufutr 1900, 8erieuoIus
800; PTsiis uariErleu spiidsu $500 Eu6
100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Sr1nnr.

gem.gorf, ?. Mui. - G,n bsute 8or=
mittag in Sol. Yartrib9e & Comps M6bet
maga5in, gir. 10 un6 81, 0}ooiepeltfraBe,
aua9ebro9enes 6euer r.dte,t SGa Ell suul
getra9e bon 100000 an. SpUlf Rdnner,
Die in Dem @ebauoe bll4Gftt9t maren, rette,en
f6 MIR burf idlelnige 6lutt.
gGorcefer, glaii., ?. Rai -D;e fatbo.
Hide ct. 2uiaetirdle uuO cine Eaptiffelfir6t
Ill gSeif go9lfor, 0feilen nDrbli6 boa bier,
9ingen beute in 6iamnen aui. Serlua $35, >
eco. a1an pumu.bet, OuB cine auf benz III.
tar Der ct. 2ufastlrde fieben gelaiiene bren,
nenbe Ser,e ben granb uerarraBfe.
Srainerb, 0tinn., .. 0iai. - @roEt
&alobrGnbe, bnf9 hefti9e g8inbe annefad)t
fe9en aui @ulIiper. CITATION, in Der gtdpe Dor
biIr, su. @r.GOuoefneur YiQsburb's qroBt
S6gemlble unb bas qan,e S.aStde.1 Id,meber
in 9roBer @efabr. Die gelpchuer befdmpIel
bic Slammen, uno Ee,tanO it ibnen BON bic,
Gus Qeld,idt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Gin 9ud,tfSusItf tpirn Wli(lipn1r.

SOltet, sue, ?. Naai. - Gin re;9er
5rGttdNeler tf sEfern uaG otrbiBter Slrnfe
Gus ben StnatsgefGugris eatIufen uor0p1
ulb befnest fd auf Der 8e;ie mad Nen=
9olf, bla tru er fh nod Der cd psii begeben
w,Gb. Eryd ben firjIideu Sob clues bort
pctrenben nnbor Sel .oarbtsu 1T be- gt=
Shifting, rsffeu Rare uttt eri7::tett uaro'T
fouzte, IN ben BeFt eiues Sat atn6geua ron
itber etueg W;uica 8eIGr1 ee'an9t. Sa s.
Iier bate er tpesen RetieIfdlidua3 clue Ell
iSh ,Ge 3IGtbrutf.afe Octbi5t. Scr Ieiuer
4traiie pei.bsirte bar Ranu a.Jfriitba meb
Ists pMhbe.. DoIIats On ie'ne g. .afaeroffp".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Gin canQniidler nSppNler." "

SttaDa, Ont, 2. Wat.-S. 6. 5pfet.,
9c.Iame tsmttsIteb iir 2iucoI7, bat alf ieiz
zen Sis S:ratWt seIeifet uHo ue..ieB beut2
lbenb tcs lIuter6Gu3 iunli;ttg clues Srobeu
3rmuIts. 6: ner angetIsat. $7o,C-) Iir
bic Serpeubuus feiues p6lttli9en Gtaflufss
bei Der &e9ie nu9 gum GIiaHssu seDifief
Nclbldnbereien i'm gforbtueft Ssbiet uerpeu.
let 30 baben.
Die &eeietIue erbisIt $500 ftir bas 2aa5,
peIdes balb barauf fir S18O,Co0 oerfauI-
purbe. Cine Bon BEN llaterbauie auf DrGa.
Gen ber Sppok,iGu elugeleitste unteriaduag
bepits bic Aniiagen gegeu Shtstt, uuS Der
2ettlre refGnilte, mn bee IuefoBuu9 Su eutz
ohpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
ssIhfmor0 eiTfs sdilui1lnIers.

Can Srau2teco, 2. @iai. giu
Wanu, tuelder bRn Rameu 81. 3. S1parsz
topf nrgab uno ein Ssiseter Der yNerzD Dnt
UiutuaI=Gtfs SEiurancez@omp." an isin Ds.
tnuptete, pobnte felt 5 4Renaten I'M IL 8aIoz
ptuzSGteI" uno berauegabte pieI @elb, mel
dee er geqen sEe6iel erlauate. bic, pie fi1
iGIteBlth perauelsGte, gsfdtift narsH. als
gefetl 3tret Boli5iffsu Ia isiuem Gunner e:.
idteueu, nm S@narsfopf 81 uerbaf.el, i5uB
CT fid cine 9ugel In ben &CpF mo mar i'm
gip cine 2side. SIN Ietuer Eaide fauo man
stue aorte nit Der 4breiie yR. .. 9hparsz
irpf, 9ir. 12O. Rrnnhman. Zen Nurf.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Ser GelOmurft.

RepD9nrt, 2. Nfui. - TnIqsubes
finb bic S9lusuOtirunaeu: @elb er6fIete 30
4-6 Ino idIOs 5u 8 ProSsut. - Sterltre
Bs1iel $4.841 auf ied5s,ia Gage uuo 1886!
ant Sidt. SuubeSsS6Itaatouen: 4 prog.
1872, A. 1'pros. 1881, 3,pro3. -. Aiiteu
ADAMS @rpGss $50, Central Baciftc 35,
&beGSeGfe SbiO -, grie 27g Ditto Bt;or.
654, SuiHots GENIAL 1169, 9nte 9bors
1115, Rep Serisn Central 122, Tortb.
@ehern 114g, Ditto BriOr. 146, Rep DOri
&c1trlI 1923, SbiO Riififp2t 22!., Ditto
Grior. 83, Bittsburs 1871, Reabina 42b,
ct. BauI 74B, bittu Ertur. 12lt, 8eferds
l1ninn 9A6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
TermiTfbte teIegrapbiIbe 9ebeIdlen.

- George Sldel PePPer, YrdIi6ent Ser
,Bennfnlpauier Ifaoenie Der i60neH 8iinfe"
unb elmer Der befannteften 8aniiers BON Ihilcz
telpbia, farb sefern bort i'm alter BON 50
Sahren. gr binterldbt Elm gerlAasen BON
S. 900 900 bis s5, 100000.
- 9epis S. sllen, Elm Snfel bes gr.Brds
fibenteu @ropsr Glepslanb, iii aeRern ~ 8ui.
iaIu. G..D., i'm gltsr bon so Sabren st.
forbea.
- Gpuperneur Sil untsraeiduete osferu
bas ueas NetusDortsr BablreiorHseIes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03

Moolpb Wtartint,
E6e BON Cough t.tsD DaIIeSk ,ef,e
(tribtr ~DePtforbs sSprssnbaus.),
bet iein groBes Eager befiaffOrtirter @recsrits
Sgaaren, ioipie beuti6sr unb Cnberer
SeIifatefen u. 6ansbattss s8aaren
s,ea uHc uuHfafIsuo t:tt oem 8sftea BON Aaem
Glsgeft0ttet
lnb empfthlt oafiebe bem 9eebrten YubIitum su ges
netstem 3uipruGe.
Neue cen u u ~ y otstrfer
SeutiGrer @errelatssBurf,
sRefptGIiiGer SGiufen,
WasSeburger Suuetfrauts,
SG9hiter 2inlen,
beutider 3petfden,
tiirfiider Pfaumsn n. fl.
s.. aasinssr gsent fur Dedine's
meltoerabmtes, eGtes nefpbGIiihes SaUGri.
broo (Bumperniden.
Sernef m tebIe d fiIrbie Teiertaas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES guffern Sulnm,rn qn disI
3omotoes, Bfritdle, Sobner, U{ais unb Corned
Beef IN 9rOSeu Suontitdten.-Sondubiidbe Sds
Ilnee, WiafreIen, faWebifde Sdrfnqe Gnrbslen,
Saro zen unb @apiar.-@on6enfirte gRi(d, Gus
xSfine e.e.-@bampasner, Gbeinueine RoSeI,peine,
Speiiqs, Ulabstros, Yortpsin, iiifen Gota,pba,
Wtusfateutrs Bhtstsp unb @oaroc RON 81. 80
bts W pro g9uone nnb cine pole NusuabI BON
tmpoittrttm Yorer unb ale.
VIE perfnuttenyBaaren pelben yda,stU unb n fauffz
t@ noh oueH Stobhbeilen bef6 bert. Rieherperfdus
F' ''ea"en Hnsemeneneh Taoah (239-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
JolBen hrs gBiIaasIbgicr Ssa9s.
Tr6 atsts Saui:.I ats Ia Tsro- -yesfss.-L ae
9nnT tE g!tidasss Stts uso cine gompas'
rfe In C ,tNoEn iaEE-a NIe 2nhIir,tn afta

rte tn ,tNofn tfsga Ole SahIaaa sta.
Gombeu, N.<S.. 2. Nai. - Die ,Ts.
tCli . Surstn GtIf1 au6 Safe Depcfitz@o.
Iuspsrbir,e hsnte itlb. Sbr 8rdhoent III
&tGi.es 8. gRoif, JueleiG aud BrdEoeut be-
DG acfa Sitt Rational Banf" au 9Iru,
ctrei, yI. S., IpetGe sefsrn ibrs E9ii'en
ID s.
&ie Little @9upaGnte mar unter ben g.
itteu res Sieates yien Seriep oraanifit'.
gls aOs,taI par Gui $500. .OC0 tehaeistt,
jttc( ioIl III Gin pei,uger Sneil oaoon eiuz
e, q peien ielH. 8jte @eIeIf6aft erif1irts
,....e I I pGu3 80 Nouate, unh ibr Epui
Ment oeiAGlG&te Mot be garluafs 4afrs,
guul, ba fic ermaItet uarbeB par. Die reael.
uGstseE SGnftI battan feline Etaasat,,on
NIT ber @ompGGnte. Charles g. s9ort IoQ
iail ianmtltde Attieu oetieIban btiiBeu.
4ttGGttcz @ttp, u. s., 2. Uiai. -
Die LieFae yWerGautss Sant" heQte un 2
ubr heaie ga9mit.ag bic 3abluua ein. Sis
UeIGfeniliftsn Bei.Gte. bG5 bic ySiltalen 3u
&Imsr. RIe0iantplIle. @ss'QQrbOT.@ttg uab
RpIicoz6iu In Sol8e Der Suspeuton Der
.SGHf sen G..s~Itfg" su bbtta6e[phie ibre
gbHrsr T6TcIisn, ueranIaeteu einen AaIaui
Der GU bigger uab 5naRSen bic 8aaG ,ur
SusfelF9r. Sin aufseregter SOItsaanfeR
if ber hem GebIube perialluielt. Die De,
puFtettn fub st65tsutbsila Iietuere @et4dfts,
leute. Gas etIgesabIle SQpitG! Der Bant BE-
ting $4,000, unb Die 3epoFten uer6ea
etenfeus aaf $4,000 geiddst. Die Si.ei.
iolen fI6 Sur 2eit in SitulA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03

E9~ Bie senteBt man oas Sc.
ben?-giiemano fam obne @eunobeit ftd)
ocs 2ebeus ireuen. Salte Did nm ieben
Erei8 geiunbi Sin in groBem llmfange berrs
,henSes 2eiben fnO 2eberbef9meroen. 8ie
eIenb finb ibre Spier! SOpfpeb, SerbauungSs
unorbuunsen, galigfeit, Masenidure, Ser
fop'nng, 91spepIie, Settenidmer;eu, 9er;.
flopfen un6 arlbere 8eiu itnb ibre 8eeieiter.
6alte Sidl burdl 9lntpenbun9 BON s an e'8
9 niiaparillen Billeu BON 0ieiem
uebcl freil 9ieie 8tllen bulten pom Spiicme
Gle Sraufbeiten fern. llnreine8 Slut lGBt
fld] reinigen, @eihmtire, tpunbe 5tellen, 8lu'
then NIB anoere 9autausihldge la1ieu ii1
entlernen, Der Saut fam elm ttare8 un1 &C..
iunbe8 9tusieben perlieben tperoen, menu man
bic 8ilen in gebrnud nimmt. gtNnan6 Tag
nit ieinen 9tieren Srubel befommeu. Wtar
tpenbe bic Btlleu on. gle fpirien bel Sraueu.
beihperben pobltbGtig; in Der Chat gibt e8
penige 2eioen, tpeldIe oteie BtUen utft be.leu
ober treniglfens Iin6eru. Somit iolten Aue,
tpelde fid Srantbeiten bonn Qetbe su balten
ipiinifen, ME obne cine S6ubtel 6auCe'iter
Saiiaparillen. Blllen iein. Breis % &eut5.
3u baben bel g Setb 9. 8 auce & @ o.,
gfr. 80, Sfs (rsu; alte gar. 1913, Q8eit.)
SaltimoreifraBe. (29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03

san Seoermann, Der s. ances d. III /.
DIES 9aar. .8ieberberfetGun9s'
m ittel gebrautt. 1T BON Der 8batia6e
iiber3eugt, baB es benl 6nare Die natiirIife
6arbe pieber gibt, tpenn 2llter ooer &ranfz
belt eS grau geinadt baben, unO oa cs oem'
ieIben g8eifbeit uuo @lon5 uerlelbt, 10 roiro
Sober, Der es periudt, finoen, bas es Die 6aut
nid9t fGrbt, ionberu burd 2(nregung Der uds
tiirlid)eu Nusiheibun9eu al ben @urSeln benz
Saare nelles 2eben, ileue &raft berletbt uno 10
ietne Sarbe unb EriidIe pieoer herfeQt. So
tan1t 10 oft, tpte gSaiier, auf Oer Sopibaut ,Hnb
nit gleiGer Siderbeit angemanot tperosn, oa
e8 aue SeI unO anre9snOen @eingeih. .grtrat.
ten beftebt, unb ais Soiletten Qrtifel bat e5
ieine8 @leiten nitt. @reis 81 Die 6laide.
gu haben BEL Setb 9. y ance & s o.,
SIR. $40, Sf' (neu: olte Scr. lO8, 8ef.)
galtimoreifraBe. gt. .. - Wan frage mad
Sance's Genilfem Saars8ieberbsrfeuungs'
ulittel uno nebme fetu anberes. (22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03

Ane fnb Snbu eneeleben, irsI5c eldubeE, baB
@iisnbabn=@aentbum beiteuert Deroen lolte, ME en'
oeres @isenthum beiteuel Dire;
bas tpeber ftdbttlaes, noGPripotz gigentbum muths
pilta belh6btSt ipereen iolte;
hab rinIere Bfrser bsi1Rst tuerben tolten;
bag Gin idboner 59eu unierer Staot nitt outh
offene 0urtfide tutntrt Derbe1 iolte;
baf Die gteuer6ofis uniertr Stabt Mint unnotbtaer
Deile perrinetrt iperoeu lolte.
Die ginre6en Der nYslt,SiniesS Sompa9uie' fpeIoen
burd competente NsSner, beren Namen ipdter be-
fannt seuatt fperben, sranbli4e gtotteruna er1
fabren. l1O6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
Ylrger, N0tu)lg!
Grer gigentbslm LIT bsaroDt!
cure Ge6bts itso tss 0efabr!
Grobe s1aGens Yer(aatnttas'S
0pntae, ben 5. Stat, 8 ller a5suSs.
unt,r ben aufptsen 6es
,,Steaters0Dser S&rcs'ts"
Il, her Gnr4fn4SfNss
In Der ..GoEeorSiG"

i'm Sntereiie Der Ssfieer bon @runh:isen9um an Der
beatftdtisten 9oute Der nSslt Sohn," Der Stenst~
sobIer BaItmore's unb aGsr anbersu, bic far bic
gBobliabrt Der gtabt Rb intersiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
GasovatFhe GaseIssssa,te.
gsrHasfaaa oer semtIAsa GfHsse.

gerIin, 2. Nlai. - gBie bie ,,Solnlas
.3eitar9" HittheiIt, uerfirtt ois nens 4tmeez
SorIoge bic Sufanterts mn 5000. ots Eaoa
Ierie nm 5000 Waun nab bic arllueris n1I
81 Baltfrie'r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03

RB q Y 2 IT U. OW INUWe Uap PAUIllAHI
bena1ridti9en, baB i9 i'm SeIse elmer ar3=
nei bin, suel1es bieies 10 iehr peintgenbe 2eiben
beilt. Sh babe 2eute 9eieben, tpelfe taum
athusa fonuten uno burf ben @ebraua bic
ies @ittels iait au9enblidlit 2iubsrun9 er=
Iongten. @s 1T barmloS unb tarn obne olle
8el6rdnfung 9euommen peroeu. Sollte oieie
glots Dor bas ansa sine3 nit biekr auGleubeu
Sranfbeit 8ebnf.sten fomuen, 10 rpirb er bof.
fentlld unfeblbar ioslei9 iih an mid ruenben
unb baburda iofortise 2inberuns fi9 peridlaf'
fen. SreiS 81 bic Slaidle ODER iehS 6lalhen
iiir S.. gu baben bel Setb g. 5ance &
Comp. Nr. 80, Of (ueu; alte gtr: 10a,
@sf>) HaItimorefraEe, l16l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-03
ltlfaIi4t Bio q!aaSeE Qi(labaaa

Snnnfnn. Den lls NsUIuQr lSJUs QTttQnQe00
n,riofsn 3Gae bic SiueusStator, ME Ioat!
SIgtid1:
4,IO Irhb-G Gdnsls sgOiiIua naa Sbennnbon4s
Ieh rnS ideItdcn unS ia6msFlitasn gunttens
fops napeJlpnoon, ~, ......,,.,., evs .oiuos
ior, linton 8ri68t, yeaanicsioTn, Blue
&iec5s GiGfiels, 9nsetSt1pn uno( o(ausgGaoma
men Sornta9s) @bambersburg, Bapnes6oro'
unb Bunften an oer sE,& g. ." ."@iisnbubn,@
Wtarttnsbu1g, B,zSar una DtnhefeT, Boz
Gdgltt), SOnnta9S Gusgenomnle1:
Z,15 glorgens-A ns-AccommDbationsBEg nab isairfttI6,
@sttgsbur9, penoger unt auea BunItsu an
SEQ GoTssns-gofsna mao DHiamspart, Sa.
ren an Der Sauptlinte unb .,B. 4 s, t5iIens
hesn," ionie STebettd, @nmittsbur1.
1000 glor8tns-4ctommo6aon mad Unions
8tioge, @ettqsblIa unb @arllsIe.
2'2G Rc4mltsaas- s-SIccommobationssus na(1 3lqua
bon,
8.2I gladmittass-gy -gypr.gsug mad grunaton, Soua
nT6oue, Bitts6ile, 9Rines' G(lqs, 8lpn1on
uno allen 9uniten an ett U3, Dc 9.sDtpt-
tton."
a.O0 giadmistass- --.grpzs5sus mad Ellington, Rt.
Dope Blttsntut, Green Spring SuHttioH,
6iutnes' Dfins, ct. @torsss, ,gIonSon, 8iens
{sals, Btntsbura, $atapsco, @arroaton, gBefs
mtniter, Uteeioro, yEemSg9tnoor unb Stnttos
men nefllT an ger SGuptltRie; au9gmmittsS
burg unb ~B, g. 6. B,rgiienbabns GSaunts
bahr), rSaueq' Sn9n" un6 Buntten iloIit.
o'1o ostaamlttass-aeeommoSottonsHus ua& @Iprs
6'20 gtsnbs-gccommOSntionssus na6 untons
STioges
l1'86 ateHOs-%GcOmmosattonssus nab 9IanSOu.
yIur SOlnta9S:
ESQ Bormittags- Recommendations 1oth untons
Brib9e unb 5anouer,
2.S3 gtatmittass ss-accommobationsbus noGuutcuS
SIioge.
Saee ttsSFsn TT oct etueasgtatton ia,
Ed9ltd lin $50 9lben6s. EdaIio9, nHsgtnommetr
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babe fein Redjt gebabt, iid) @riae fir bas Don
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Saaithse bon $ssbstferr IN %iisaassbeslss",
Gcbssnauhlsa uns apaiid5ea Gtabl.hs'
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GsiIeStISnts, zSi!pa1see, Seirnn Uro
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Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
PENSION STEALS.

Even tie republican papers, con-
rronted by the peril of national
bankruptcy, ask if it is not time to
call halt on the pension business ?
We think mot The time to have
called halt was long ago before the
passage Of the thousands Of special
laws, and tbe last disability pension.
Both of tpese were as unjustifablc
as they could be. They were passed
not on their merit, but under the
blackmaihlg threats Of some of the
veterans, and sO>called veterans.
Their passage does not meet the sit
uation, because if they are to be
justified they naturally and forcibIy
open the door to other schemes more
blameworthy. The prisoners of war
bill has tho merit of being consistent
and endeavorlng to pay an eXtraor-
dinary price for extraordinary ser,
vice and suffering The service pen.
sion treats all soldiers and eX>soldlers
alike and 10 exact proportion to their
service, which is more than can be
said of the special bills or the law
which gives a pension because of IN.
juries received since the war. 70
call halt now and shut ont worthy
claimants who really need and de-
serve a pension because the thing is
costing money, IS an outrage. The
disease of money>grabbing and ve>
nalty is on and must be permitted to
run its course When that shall
have been done, and the same reck,
less and wild extravaganza is shown
to all veterans as IS shown to the
post-bellum sufferers by accident or
disease, then the enonnlty of the
whole system will be so apparent
that it will have to be abolish d or
revised in conSouance with Justice
and fairness to those who pay the
pensions IS we'll az those who res
celye them. True Amrican.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
f. a a

Idaho has been made q state by
republicans and will be entitled to
two senators and one representative.
Yet the present census shows only
half the number Of votes required
under the new congressional appoint
mcnt, SAYS the Memphis Avalanche,
New Mexico, which is suli u terrlto-
ry, has nearly twice the population
of Idaho. But it is democratic, you
see, and that makes q difference.
Democrats are barred under this al.
minstmtjon from participation in
tho privileges which belong to Amer,
lean citizenship.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

At the Lexington, Va, Military
school the other day two cadets, a
Virginia boy, aged IS, and a young
man from Texas, aged 20, engaged
in prize fight to settle Il dispute
They stripped to the waist, and with
two friends, repaired to a recitation
room while the officers and comrades
were at dinner, where they fought
thirteen desperate rounds, when the
Virginia youth threw up the sponge,
having received severe punishment
about the head and face. He was
carried to his room, and after chat
ting a few moments with friends,
fell asleep and died almost instantly.
Upon learning of his adyersary's
death the young Texan attempted
suicide.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

The Republicans are not wholly
tied up IN the protective tariff idea.
,fEtey hass~yory- patrTutioafiy pat Oh
the free list broken bell metal, blad>
ders, dried blood, crude bones, hu.
man hair, broken glass, old junk,
Sauerkraut, sausage skins, shrimps,
skeletons and snails, What more
do the people want? So long as the
farmer can import back hair for his
wife and ard a skeleton for his clos
ct free of duty, why should he obs
jeet to paying three prices for salt,
cotton bagging and hardware? Then,
too, the laborer and artisan must
look with pride upon his country's
flag when he realizes that under It's
ample folds he can import free of
duty shrimps, dried blood and crule
bones. Great, statesmen are the Re
publcans. Memphis Appeal.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
BOTH HON EST.

The other morning as a farmer
was coming into the city by the way
Of the Grand River road, bag Of
oats slid of. his load unn6ticsd, a
citizen stool at his gate and wit
messed tfy-r,,Sse9a1avnoe without says
ING word. WheB he thought it
safe to do so he ran out to secure
the bag, but as he reached it secs
ond man came up.
81 saw it first" said ono.
"No you didn't"
W did p
"Xou dldn'tm
"SaN yon." both called in chorus
to the farmer, and as he turned about
each man went his way. As there
was likely to be fuss as to who
should profit by the find, they doci-
ded to beat each other by being hon
est -EX.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

The TrSmkUna Democrat makes
The following appeal, "Lct demo,
orata all over the state treat with
consideration the negroes lhaC voted
The democratic ticket at the election
September LIST, They should and
~'Il bO remembered by democrats
II You know Of one that is out Of
work, help him get it, and in every
way let Us show that we endorse and
appreciate their manhood and indie,
pendcncc Az the same time lot us
not forget the bulldozcrs that dld an
III thelr power to prevent voters
from casting n free ballot. Let them
look to their white republican bosses
aIooa 'or aid and support
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

The Mccarthy Light Guards, the
only military company in the state,
and composed of young men Of Lit
Tie Rock, will enter the Interstate
drill at The Atlanta, Ga, exposition,
which comes off in few days. Tho
company is well equipped, are drills
ing daily for the contest, and their
many friends feel confident that the
boys will WIN u prize,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

The premium lists, a handsome
pamphlet of the Independence Co.
Mechanical and Agricultural Asso.
cation are out and distributed. The
Fair begins on the l4th inst. and
will continue four days at Batesville
This Fair promises to be the best
ever held at this place. The premi'
ums offered are liberal and will be
paid in cash.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
The Fort Smith Call, in referring

The Fort Smith Call, in referring
to the great speech of Judge Rogers
says: "The governors chair will be
his two years hence if he can be
prevailed on to accept it." THIS is
the general opinion Ark. Demo
crat.
Hurrah for Fishback.-Baxter Co.
Citizen.
We join the Citizen with our hat
in the air for the man noted for his
constitutional amendment,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

Little Rock wants the arsenal
grounds for city park, As tie
arsenal has been abandoned by the
United States troops, we can see no
reason why the request should not
be complied with by the government,