davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Scr TScuer01mp,t.

9 t on, p. 9luguit. .-Oa8 9r0Bz
tcntbcil5 aus SOmmeruiQen beitebenOe
Staotdcn Sccan>Spray III @intbrOpz
Solpnibip wurbe beute burd ein 6euer,
mcl9es friib NtOrgens in 0efOc'8 2eib>
itall ausbratl, beimgciudt. Sener Stau,
einc GpuoitOrei unO Orei Sillcn wurOen
;erit0rt, uub ipci WtGnner, Die in bent
Staue iAIicien, iOwie 10 BfsrOe ianOcn
ibren 3uO in bcn 6lammen. Der petuz
niars 9erlult bstraSt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
GiicnbaunrGuber tn Georgia uuo
Wiiipitrt.

Griffin, 9a., 21. 9luguit.- DIS
mGbrcnN. Der pcrgan9encn Nadt ein aus
WlacOn fommcnoer Bug bel Collins,
0u., biclt, beitiescn orei maStirte OtGnz
ner unbemertt ben 3ug unO brangcn,
iobnlo iid berIelbe wieocr in Scmc9ung
sciett bate, nit gcSogcnen ,fcoolocrn
in 6en GrpreB GaggOn etn, IN Oem iie
Dem gypreBz 2l9entcn 8yne utter 2lnbroz
bung ioiOrti9cn GrSc5 bcfablen, Die
SptuSe iOfOrt auf5nidlicBcn. Sgne
gcbord)tc, Die 9iGuber nubmcn Sen 5nz
bait al iid, 3o9cu oann Die @lOfenz
idnur unO ipran9en, al5 Der 3ug bciz
nabe anscbalten bate, BON Dem @agz
gon, worauf ie in's @ebiii6 eutflobcn.
Der Setru9 ibrer Scute 1T nidt crmits
telt. GS perlautet, baB iid $4,000 in
Der Spin6e befanbcn, alltin bic GrpreBs
bcamtcn behauptcn, c8 lcten nur S2500
9cweien. W(an bat nod feine Spur
BON ben 0tGubern.
&aniaS Gitp, 0tp., 21. 2lu9ult.
- 9luf ser r&ania5zGitpz, ct. 5oicpbz
uno GoucilzSlufizSabu" muroe 9eitern
irGb I'M 2 llbr bel Sarlem Der giitcrz
sug 9tr. 10 auf9ebalten unO bcraubt.
2ll5 Ser Gonoufteur GaItle rad) Dem
@a6tthurm 9in9, nm 5u tele9raplircu,
murOe CT BON Spct Wtdnucru iibcrfaQen
uno nit 9tcoOlpern bcorObt. Die Scioen
raubtcn linn Oann ieine llbr, Der Srenls
lcr s. gSbite pnrbe bann BON ben 9tGuz
bern uuiQefOrOert, ieinen 9Sag9On su
perlahcn. 9llS ct Dies III tbun I'M 8ez
sriiie mar, fcuerte elmer Der 9tauber iciz
nen 9ieuOlocr ab unO gSBiie ltir;te pon
bcm Sduile 9ctroIfen toOt gu SOocn.
GOnbuftcnr Gatle gin9 bierauf 10 idnel
oils mOsli6 III Die rlSapz@ar," unO CAB
bcm Gonoufteur bas Si9nal, wOrauf
Ser 3ug peiter iuGr. Die 9fauber itiez
gen auf Die 9SaDz&ar," ipraugcn banr
a6er ab unb entilObcn in ben @alO.
SObalb Der 3ug nad &uniu5zGitp fam,
muroen bie SebOrOen beno6rihtlgt, uno
e5 wiro 2lllc5 aufgebOtcn, I'M Die 9iaubcr
SIT iansen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Grtrmnfen.

GOrt1uno, Or, 21, 2tusuit, =
Tbos. u. SutterlanS, 0fcOutteur beS
rSunbuD gclcOnlc," ltiirStc gcitcrn
glbenO bci'm 8eitet9en zines 6GbrbOOte5
5ufduig ms gSahcr uuo crtrunf.
81 II, 21. 2lu9uit.- S6wez
itern &otc un6 Otarp 9SuItOn, 10, rcip.
% Sabre aft, aus OOr6clter ertranfen
bcute frib in Ser SiiOsSoitOncr Sai.
Sic marcn pom elmer Se9elfabrt nit etz
litben 6reunOcn lm0 6reunOinnen 5uz
riidgefcbrt, uno baS fleine Boot, in
mel6em iie BON Der Saft nad Scr
8erite bciOrOert werOen iollten, tippte
untermc98 I'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
ssmr9tbare Grnbemfataitropbe.
Gin StoHcn TT ispIde einer Ssnantit=Grpl
fipm periduttet. - 9id,t ootc.

8urfe, SSubo, 21. 9lu9uit. -
3weibunbert Biun6 0Dnauit erplobirz
ten bier am Wtittluu6 an oer 0tInoun9
be8 unteren Gunnel8 Ser ,Slafsgears
Wtine" unb iibtcn eine furdtbarc gSirz
flung aus. @ier Oianncr purben Surd
berab ftiir3enbe Selsmaiien peridittet
uno erltiften. 8ter anOere in Der Grube
ein9eIaloIene MGnner merSen nod pcrs
miBt, unb man be9t feine SOiinung, iie
au retten. Die Yeiden bc8 Superins
tenbenten g. Mc9tsiu, SIliSzSuperinz
tenbenten Sobn Senie unO ber @)rubenz
2lrbeitcr 9lObert Slafburn unS Subn
SarronS iinO aufgciunben. Ntan pers
mutbet, baB elm 2lrbeiter sufalIig Elm
brennen0es gidt Ober einen 6unfen aus
elmer Yfeiie in cine &ife uOQ 3unOer
fallen lieB unS ba8 llnglud bierour9
pcranlaBtc. Ofan bate bic Serun9liifz
ten nod fur5e s3cit pos Ncm 9luffinben
ibrer &eihen nm SUlie ruIen b0ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
sie Reiie pcs 0radpente,t .

90 unt Nt c@regOr, N.zY.,
21. 2luguit. - Brdtoent Sarriion 5Og
Beutc Sormittag nit Srn. 9lrfell auf Den
6il6iang uno iing trOB bcS ungiinitiz
gen lSetter5 cine betrGdtlide 9lnsabl
(oedte in benz Mc9lbam5'lden Gcide,
&urS nud ;wei llBr fcbrte ct na6 $50
tel Solmoral" ,ltriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Die spfkbiibercte,, in GanaSa

Stta ina, Ont, 20. 9lu9uit. -
Gin anOcrer Sfanoal lit iOeben aufge>
6ett mOrocn. Sm Gurlament wuroc
GOnrune, IfitglicO uon SAT- 9tOrtBz
cumberland, beidulOi9t, Dem b0ditcn
Sieter Die 9fegicrun9S : @Ontratte per-
tauft SIT Baben. Gjc9en baS BarlamentSz
mitglieo WtcG5repp lit ebenfau5 cine
abnlide 9lntlage gemudt wosoen; ct
iOQte lid 9citern Dor Ocm $arlument
pcrantwOrten, reiitc aber nuh Qucbcc
ab. Ger Sprc6cr bat Sen Sergeauts
atz2(rms beauftra9t, W}c@rcpN 3u pers
hafteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Suite GabcI =CpcId1eu.

- 9cpelrcu ans GuuQuu, Der 0auptItaoi
BON Sritlidls &wma, iuiol9e itnO Die GrnOtc.
2luSIttcn IN g0ui &lrma auBerit haH'
rlge.
- 8lliam NuQuituS ct. Sohr Geer5bg,
%ltur BON S&lImlugton uuo yulington III
Suiier, GugI0UO, puroe geiteru uerurtDcllt,
ieiuem frUhertu GIcuimdod)tu Si.25 pro
98odle ilIr Den lluterbalt lbreS mcbcltdlen
SinpeS, Otiien &ater crllt 81 iObleu.
- Die beU;ige l6rcitngS-) 9tummcr Der
9oubOner pSiue8" uer0iientlIdDt ldugt AuSs
;iige aus Der iOcbeu cr'6WHencu giOltte''
linen uGeitltte oes aricleS OOn 1870"
9aS Uert MIRO uom ytcWeu OtS utrltOrbcncn
Sell wdrifNll5 ueroHtntit)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
IMae uuiertr aeitriaen .. MOrqcu. aa0 "a %.
@iieubaDmrduber in Georgia.

9(tlanta, Ga, 20. 2tuguit. Der
6eute 9lbenO uOn 0tacOn, Gja., abges
gansene Giljug pnrOe 81 GOllinisStas
tiOn pom brcl ua5tirteu DlGnnern iibcrs
fallen, pelae cirta $4,000 aus Der
SpinOe geraubt ba6en iOllen. Die 9lau:
bsr werOen BON FOli5ilten UerIOl9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
merifp ipn permitfel,,.

Stabt NterifO, 21. 9lusuit. =
Die bieit9e 3eitun9 Gienlpo" melbet,
Brdlioent G;cta BON Gan SalOaOOr
babe bic mertfaniihe 9tegierun9 I'M ibre
Yermittelung eriudt, I'M einen neuen
Srie9 swiI9en Gan SaluaOor unO
Guatemala u perhiitcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Smspcmiipn elmer gsatiouaibanf.

90 Ontg merD, 9lla., d. 2(u9uit.
Die r6arleYs s0tatiunalsSant" idlOB
beutc Otitta9 ibrc Z Biiren, neil @e6Icl
i'm Setrage BON 100000, Die iie fir
anbere YeriOnen OiScOntirt bate, in
ltelpeYort nid)t bOnorirt wurOen. Die
9cpOiiten Der 9lnitalt bctragen etwa
$4,000. Otun bOiit, OoB Die SuSpcnz
iion MIR cine tenpOrarc icin unb oaB
sic Sant blnnen elutgen Gagen Die 3aBz
luna mieOer auInebmcn wirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
ANN @nrnerrricn in GhiIc.

2onbon, 81. Nugun.-@ner Spe3ial.
oepeidJe aus 5quiQue juiol9e bat Die GOH.
greBpartei : SHenIiuOperntlouen i'm Suoeu III
yauOe OwobI, uIe BON Der See aus be9on-
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22

Vt1t
8 ira 1t +
>,ttt 3eit.
8ei ibren &erluhen, Der
Sprrildenben 3eit su ipptten,
mil0tn Gamell 1T bem Gfn>
cpl1tre ei1lise Sle0aren ba=
Spn trasell. 9tele fDnnfn
iie jeoph, iplpeit Der Ieint
1T Setraht fpmn1t, burh
rehtseiti9ea 1t. reselmabi9en
0ebrau6 ppn ,,0lcnn's
S6mefels perber-
get. S6ne bic ppren su
perl ltppfet pper bic 0ei1ap~
beit Der 5aut irsenbwie su
ihaoisen, bel ltitist iie Ypn
Der Sberf fld6e Slutben,
Silrnell, &DtDe lu1b bic Yer~
ihiebenen GntlteQun9ea int
gefplse Ypn sunebmenoem
Sitter pber Ginlpirfun9 Der
Spnne. Ofan 1itte lih Spr
8dlllhl1nsen! Sn S(pptbe~
fen slt babel1. Die 3eit
sreift ebel1ip bas 5aar, lpte
rel1 5eint at. Slaein bem
ln19elante1 alte1 Sllrlhthen
ldbt liA allh bier nit
v9iu's angenblidli6cm
@aaridrbculitt l"trpsslt,
wel6es al1f bcn srauen
Saupte bes s(lters pen6a1h
ber Su9enp erneuert. Gs
1T bas bette uulp reil1ite int
gebra1cbe befil1plihe 5aar>
fdrbemittel. o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Die Solae erober SabrIaSiafsit.

Bern, 20. gln9Hlt.-Ol5 9rQBIld)e GNefz
babuuugliif bel 3oQltOieu, nit weldem On8
id)0ue Seruer 9ubIldum 10 traurig abihloB,
lit, Uie nun Itergeiteut, burd grObe Mods
IdiTgteit bcrbelactiibrt wOroen. Der Barrier
S9ueuSug bate tclnc yuttbremie, nno an
bem Grlraiuge Der pSuras SimpIon. S0bn"
waren riidWdrtS feline rotben 6abueu be-
ieitlQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Zen IA. StunuQr 1888.

gluguiia, ga.
Or. Raonau: SD babe alG Die ptrtieocnen
iid meiu 8uiauo enolih perdllmmert uHo Elm ErCunc
mir ret6, jhr Jitaou 9ieei 5u gcbraudlsn SD date
ieHsm 0i0tbs uHo 9tbrdutte oahelbt an HeiHtm Nl6s
qclCnf uHo an ntclH:m SHt UHo mar 81 ulclnCr Gers
numbering am ndtJlteR Uior9en ncoer I'M StaEoe,
melneH llihteH rahugcGtH. ,lt bate iebr Gn9e IN
JibeumdtismuS gGllttcn. 5h luertc ME obHt D. R.
u. itlH, on eS ieln Gcplht IN Goio pertb it, UteRe
Unter muros ourtl u. R a. IN Jpei StuHoen Uon
JtheumatISmuS IN Den Z bUlterH gtbellt.
u. y. ooper BON o,r UtrmG cooper & SoGHs.
Gin bdbcr biS u eiHem 2heeloiieI ooll In euel baIs
ben C5laie I9uier Inner: in ueHiseH NiiEuteR arams
pic, DIagcniaurc. llebCIteit, Grbredlcn. z oos
brcumcn, Tcruniitat, Shlannf1fcit, 6Opis
id,merieu, 9iarrboe, &oiif, Siabnu8en mro
ale iuucrlidDen SdlmerSCu.
G8 it uon Der auBeriteu 9SiMigteit, CaB jeOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
@aruer miaer in @nelano erfranrt.

2on0ou, 20. Qug.-Gr. Seuator gSars
ucr Ntiler Don Rspsgort mar bier eit elmer
g8ohe nit atutem Observation-Disclosures
bettIdgerlg. l0r. 0tluer befinoet ild) Jett
mlebcr be6er uno wlro in ben nddfcuSageu
pom ieiusr 6aulilie begleitet, noh ISinomere
uuO oou bort Had) oeu i1otnideu Sce'u
iid) begebeu. 8ie Iudfebr uat Jtem=} }ort
lit iur Den Monat SttOber in 2luSTdt ges
uOnlnIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
R0OuoO's pi(len.

9aS 8roBe 9eber: nmO giaaen 9ii:tcIn.
EonItdroia ssitmotos, uber8uteTt, pursircr, regus
lireH, reIHIgeH uHo trdttt9eH.
9taOmaB's PillCn.
BUR 0eilun9 aaCr Sranibeitea oe5 Dio9ers, Der Ges
ber bcS lHtcrelbes, yeIeH Der Sldie, Der ytef=
psH, &eriiOpiuHa, NOrtletpi9slt, uHoeronullhielt,
3uspepiIt, C6GeHei0en, lIeber, llHtcrleIbseHijuHa
buHg, &dmorrbooeH mo alsr Observation-Disclosures DER
SiH9cUeios JtcIR UeqetaUIllih, p,oer SuetlIlb:r,
DiHcrOLien, aoh itdbIihe Sroaucn entbulteno.
Cine uOlItOmmeHe 8eroduung mtro burg
ben @ebruud pom Jidowap'5 YlleE tr8IeIt. eIeTouGb
tDeroeH
Opspepfie,
9opfmeh, pcroorteHer DageH unO EiIloiitdt 1ermtes
ben, bd Die 9taGruHQ, Die lbr 81 GEd geHoTmen bdbt.
ibIe HdbrrnoeH GlcHituiteH sur Notwithstanding
oes natlirlltcH Suitdnoc5 oeS 9orpers lleIcrt.
YrciS 25 6CntS ole StladltcI. 81 Buben bst
DIR. RADWAX u C0s stG, Ode ag0GSsps StrcSse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22

Yon0On 20. lInguf. = Der NrinJ Dou
8ale8 tit geitcrn nab 0Omburg abgereiit,
NO er bis 2lnfang Sevtember blelbcH Wir0,
nm Oanu nad SOpenbugeu III gebeH, no bic
iibldje 6auilieuSuammeHturit am S0ulg5.
boic itdttftnoen miro. 3u berielbeu 3cIt
wtrO aud Der @iar nit ieiuer Gemnblru
fommen. 3erielbe beiinott iid betanulit
ME pobler. ais wenu er III Nopsubogen sum
8ciud) 1T, no er iih iid)er iliblt uuo obue
Uou YOliSifen uuO geibwade um8sben su
ielu. nuSnRht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
9Sir pcrfaifen tcinc Waterial,paas
re,,, nod, &Icio1tn9sitiifc,
EasIih, p0dentIid unb eonntass.

unb mir fpiinten Gut, iebc 2elIte s uien su 6ur,
bah mir pas Seppid zSsidlait betrcibcu, nm
oa Sies Mmisr balbiabrIidler Wutrnmmmuqe=
0erfaui icft ole .3cit iiir Bargains "a lit.
unier eauSes i'm Yreiie bcrab9eiebtes 3er muB ort.
0iaten Sic iId oleieH Gcrtauf Su gtuten 9iebeHteH
Gis, baS mir JtCe non 2cppidleH babeH, iueIde Ill
toIseEoeH SclentuH9sprceH ob9ebeE:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
@ehetmnihframsrei bel eimem gaamSpsr

QonO II, 21. 2luguit. - Dem gSieucr
GOrrciponOcuteH Oes u@brOnicle" 5uiOlge lOl.
len Die MUu0ucr bel Sdmar;eHuu, meld)eH
9aier 9&llbelm iOwObl, wic &aujler Ca
prluI beijuwobnen bcabltdtigeu, mt groBer
&oriidt geleitet weroen. Der gnnSe 0lrltt
miro Don Sruppeu umiteut uno aller Ser
tebr abgebrofeu merOeu. Seine Seridt.
erftatter, auBer Ocnleugcn amtider Sldtter,
erbalten 3utrttt. NtOH uegmutbet, 0aB eS
i'd nm Elm Experiment i'll Nerblnouug nit
eiuem neueu NtilItdrproblsm bauoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
GaosuaD's NcaOD &eIief

Al ieoer i3cit i'm SAME babe. SeH Giebruub iUiro
iuohlthdtig urtcH bel Icoer Art uoE ShmerI uoer
ardHt6et. IS 0lbt yhhtS IN Der 2Stt, oaS 10 itnea
eireH SmcrJ ilnt, Hot oeH Sortihrttt Claer 9IGHts
belt auiDaGt, ais oUs IicGog JicItI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
Gime nene 0lurDpaffe.

81 o III, 81. 2luguit.-S Stgnor Marco Cpl
Meta pom 9lrieEal 81 SpeWIa, bat ell neneS
Sd)ueuieuer- 8emebr Don 7l10 Dtuimcter
9WtmeNer erTunOeu, aus neld'em III Der
Mimute 80 SHiIie abgege5en mer0en t0H.
nen; i'm Miehanl5muS loQ ONS meme @es
webr leos8 biSber betannte S6ucuIeuers
(Ip,n, nv, mott iihsrtre non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
SarfiiGe 8anoitcn.

Gouftautiuopel, 20. 9Iuguit. - 3ie
9auoiteu. neld)e Dor etlidJen 3a9en 20 Diels
len pOu Saloudi eineu italieutItsu 8abu=
Snipeftor gefangeu uabmeu, i6leppten audD
eiueu Snsfeuauficber, ionic mebreye Or
better nit OoDon uHO tOoteten elueu 2lrbeIs
ter, melder iidJ ploeriettc. 9ie 8Ubnbes
amteu iiuo ieitOem BON Dem Snlpettor brteis
lld) beidlwOren woroeu, feline Seri0lguug Su
uuteruebmeu, iouSern binueu ;mei 5agcH
ell y0iegelo pom $4,000 abSuid)lfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
The German Correspondent

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Scrmiihtcs

SIliS Sdatamt8lct lctretGr 9tcttletor
bat Sobu SteuenlOn BON 9tewzYOri
;um 9lbtbeilun9Sdef i'm 5. auOitOr8:
amt al SteQe pon Gnoicott Sing, Sc,
in baS GOurantsGontrOIeurSamt perlest
lit, ernannt.
9tad elmer Serfasuns bes @ensral:
poltmciltcrS perbcn III 3ufunIt, ,menn oit
2lblieierung BON Sriefen, Die Ourd 81:
prebboten beiOr9t perOen lOQ (speciaI
delivery, in 6olge slblucienbeit bei
9lOrehatcn ni9t iofOrt ourdfiibrbar lit
9toti;en nit bcr 9tad)ridt, oab fiir oer
gctrciienocn cine lOl6e @OitienOung be
reit liegt, ;uriif9clahcn iperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
sas britiid,e MftteImeer. @eidlpa Der.

Ytlle II ande e, p. Nu9ult.-Sctt
ser 9lnfunit OeS britiiden GjeIdwoOer8
babeu bic fran30iiiAcn unO brttiiden
Otarinc Sfii;iere unO zSOlOaten fait
unauib0rIi9 Gerbriioerun95feltc 5u
@ancr unO gu gonoe geieicrt. 0a8 briz
tiide Geid)paOer lest bcnte Die 6nbrt
nah Sarcelona fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22

81 nj, 20. Nuguit.-9fegierUn98 Crgane
bcbaupten, oaB Die 9ic9Ierung, iaaS oN5
nd1ite Goutlaue i'm Au5lanpc itattftnoet,
ben Sattan beieteu uuO Den ueueu Eapit
Don osmelbeu auSifleBen meroe. - IS
uer!auttt, oaB Der Yapit ben italieniihcn
SiitOieu befobleu hat, TIM Die 3abl Der
ilmmberedtlgten aatbOIltcn, meIhe Der
Nionardre OppOniren, III leacr 9tOScle Su
mel0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-22
,,Sein 0ewift iu OOln wertb."

3ie aupcHouna oes Rcap1 IeIici nui oera0rpers
tbclI Oocr bic RorperBellc, in oeHSH nd Der S1mer3
behROet, pIro iolUrtlle SrLtIhtsrNEa aelpAhrsn.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-11

Neither General Grant nor Gener.
al liked broad stories, and did not
care to listen to them. This fact
was soon found out by persons thrown
into their company who had predi
lection that way. An exchange re-
lates Of General Grant that some one
in a company where he was began to
relate Q story, and by way of preface
said: Il believe there are no ladies
present" ''No, said General Grant,
''but there are gentlemen" which
put q quietds upon the narrator.
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&hea.tR,s Sale.

Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
vE.
Heirs of Warren jackson.
No. $685. In District Court, Bossier Par. La
by virtue of writ of seizure and sale issued
49 in above named suit, and TO me directed
l have seized and viii proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder. Al The
Court House, in the town of Benton, Ia
within the legal hours of sale, ON Saturday,
the 18th day Of July, 1891, the following de.
scribed property, tO-wit:
The northeast quarter of northwest quarter
OF section IL, township II North, of range II
West, containing 40 acres, more or less. to.
gether with all the improvements thereon.
Said above described property seized as the
son. ~-
Terms Of Sale-Cash, without the benefit OF
appraisement, to pay and satisfy the snm Of
$SS 30, with per cent. interest thereon from
December 18th, 1888, together with the costs
OF this suit, including 10 per cent attorneys
ices on whole amount claimed, and according
TO Law. A. r. THOMPSON ghar;E .
Benton, La, May 26, 1891.
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Sher6R,s Sale.

Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
VS..
Thomas johnson.
No. $3.50. In District Court, Bossier Par, La,
by virtue of a writ of seizure and sala issped
- in above named suit, and to me directed
l have seized and win proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, al the
Court House, in the town of Benton. IA
within the legal hours of sale, on Saturday. the
1lth day of July, 1891, the following described
property, to-wft:
The northeast quarter Of southeast Ouartar
OF section q, township 10 North, range n
west. containing 40 acres, more or less, to-
gether with all improvements thereon.
Said above described property seized "A the
property Of defendant, Thomas johnson.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, without the benefit of
aapEIPasaisement, to pay and satisfy the snln of
xlO6 %, with per cent. interest thereon from
the ID July, 1888, together with the costs Of
this suit, including 10 per cent. attorneys fees
law. A. n. THOMPSON Sha-;zA v"
Benton, La, May q, 1891, 0''A''
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Mrs. 7. s. Sigh, of the Rustor
College, read very good paper be-
fore the recent Press Convention al
Ruston. We make the following
extract:
Colorado with population not
exceeding one-third of the population
Of louisiana has over three humid
red publications. Louisiana has
barely one-half that number. This
difference is easily accounted for.
Tne newcomers who constitute the
population of Colorado have realized
that live, able press, is indispensa-
Dir to the work of development. The
newspaper is used in Colorado and
other new and growing States as the
reflex OF the locality. People in
mercantile, professional or industrial
pursuits, consider an advertisement
IN their local papers as indispensable
as the sign over their doors. Gus
tom is invited by the advertisements
in the local papers which also serve
to display the industries of the local.
ity wherever copies may chance to
go. Property for sale or rent, wants
OF all kinds, all of which inform the
readers of the opportunities for in
westment Or employment, are adver-
used in the papers. By this means,
transactions of every nature are &C.
celebrated and progress moves with
Lightning speed The moment our
people adopt the same methods they
viii attain similar results and they
win see their press grow ADLER and
more influential.
They win also become convinced
that the newspaper, whose circula-
ton is dot circumscribed to the To-
Cality, as are the many advertising
schemes which, receive patronage in
0ur cities is beyond question, the
pest, the most beneficial advertising
Medium.
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An investigator has discovered
chat the sun never sets in the domain
OF the United States. When it is s
P. NJ. on Attoo Island, Alaska, it is
1886 a. M. of the next day on the cas-
tern coast Of Maine. The POSSIBLE.
lies of such country are shown in
the fact that, while New York and
the far east was sweltering ON last
Thursday, a Minnesota Summer re-
sort had a snow-storm.
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A colossal scheme of robbery will
no doubt come up in the next session
OF Congress, in the shape of an ap-
preparation for the Nicaragua canal.
To complete the work will require
100000, and a large mob of lobby
lists viii be on hand to engineer the
steal. While no doubt commerce
would be greatly benefited by the
completion of the canal, the lesson
the people has received by the grant
ing OF subsidies to the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads, makes
them opposed to any further subsi-
dies, unless the Government has con-
troll of the enterprise. We want no
more schemes TO enrich a few men
at the expense Of the people.
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Shea.6n e Sale

Vicksburg. Shreveport and Pacific Bailroad,
vs.
F. NJ Hanks.
NO. 1881. In District Court, BOssier Par, La.
by virtue of writ of seizure and sale
- issued in above named suit, and to me
directed, l have seized and will proceed to sell,
at public auction, to the last and highest bid.
aer' at the Court House, in the town of BEN
ton, La, within the legal hours of sale. on
saturday, the 18th day of July, 1891, the fol-
loving described property, tO-wit:
Inc east half of northeast quarter and east
halt OF southeast quarter of section 10. town.
ship ~ North, Range - West, containing I6O
acres, more or less, with all improvements
thereon.
said above described property seized as the
property Of the defendant, f. NJ. Hanks.
Terms OF sale-Cash. without the benefit of
apPraisement. to pay and satisfy the sum of
$42O %, With per cent. interest therein from
May IL, 1888, together with the costs of this
SUIT, including 10 per cent attorneys fees
law. ~
A. r. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Benton, La May o. 1891.
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Homestead Entry No. 3n05,

Land Uthoe at NatehitOches, La, }
May 8, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made hefore
the Honorable District Judge, or Clerk of the
District Court, at Benton, Louisiana, on 22d
June, 1891 viz: Homestead Entry No. 3i65-
Frank Smith-fOr the north half Of south west
quarter of section 81, township Is North, range
u west Louisiana Meridian. He names the
following witnesses to prove his cOntinnons
residence upon and cultivation of, said land.
viz: Watt Davis, Harry Wright Rias Davis
and Abe Givens, of Haught0n O., La.
May II, 1891. inne js.oo
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The death of Benson 7 ross;no

The death of Benson j. Losing
removes one Of she most interesting
and voluminous of American histo-
mans. He was an investigator OF
great industry, writer of fine ability
and q man greatly esteemed for his
manly qualities. He wrote much
and he wrote well, and the literature
OF the country is richer because of
his work.