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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

TEN STANDARD NOVELS, 80 CENTS.
The collection Of standard works Of
fiction is the cheapest thing of it's
kind in books ever offered. The
| books are of the size and shape Of the
! old Franklin Square and Seaside
| Libraries, which sold for 20 cents
each, but far superior in print, bind
ing and paper. The type is clear and
legible and is printed in three col
umns to the page. These books are
unchanged and unabridged, and the
ten volumes contain the ten greatest
novels of the great novelists: Yam
"Lady AudLey's Secret" by Miss
NJ. +. Braddon; Last Days Of Pom
peii," by Sir Bulwer Lytton; "Wo-
man IN White" by Wilkie Collins;
''Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte;
"Pm Yourself IN His Place." by
Charles Reade; East Lynne" by
Mrs. Henry Wood; "JOhn HaLifdr
GentLemdn," by Miss Mullock;
"a dam Bede," by George Eliot, and
Three GuardSmeH," by Alexandra
Dumas. They are sold only in the
set, and will be sent postpaid Gu re-
ceipt of so cents.
FARM LIBRARY, 80 CENTS.
This is a set of little treaties on
subjects connected with the farm and
household and any one of them may
be worth the price of the set The
books average over one hundred aud
twenty-five pages, nicely printed and
! illustrated, and neatly bound in pa
per. The titles of the six volumes
are: american Live stock Man
nual," "Modern Cook Book and
Medical Guide" Condensed ClyclO-
pedia of Useful knowledge, n"Every-
bOdy's Law Book" american PouI-
try Book" and ARTISTIC EN-
brOidery."
CooPER's LEATHER STOCKING TALES.
COoper's thrilling stories in even
! cheaper form and an edition in one
very large volume ought to satisfy
every requirement., as it is printed in
! BREWER type, on good paper, una
! hridged, Tor 20 cents. Sent postpaid
con receipt Of price.
my subscriber to THE HERALD,
! " hn vii pay his hubScript,On one
( year in advance, can get the above
book al this office, AT the price
usmed Now is the opportunity for
those who want to improve them
selves, and to enjoy themselves
while they are at it.
COLUMBIA HERALD Co.
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Fusch & Kelly is this
day dissolved by mutual consent,
Prof. I. d. Kelly, A. M, continuing
the business. Persons indebted to
the firm are requested to settle a,
once with H. j. Fusch, at HERALI
OFFICE. y. b. KELLY.
H. J. FuscH.
Oolnynhia, Tam. Ian. IL, isae ri
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Grand Opera House,
Saturday Evening, January 80, at 5 P. H.,
THE FAMOUS
Boston Symphony Orchestra Club,

With it's Array of Eminent Soloists.
Grand Orchestral and Vocal Perform
ance.
The Famous Intermezzo of Mascagni's
CAVALLTt RA RUSTICANA,
With other Grand Novelties on the
evenings programme.
The finest Orchestral Club in America.
Tickets with reserved seats 81; on sale
at Woodbridge, Irvine &Towler's Drug
Store.
1t will be remembered they were here
two years ago, and the people liked
their entertainment so much tn ey gave
another 1T the AthenRum. 2t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
Obituary.
Obituary.
GAS the sect flower which scents the

AS Ihe SeeI hoWer WHICH Scents the
morn,
And withers in the rising day,
So lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus quickly fled its life away"
MARY POLK, only daughter of
Charles w. ane Mary Branch Winn,
died Dec. Is, at o'clock p. NJ.
A child of unusual beauty and
promise, for eleven short months she
lived, to make home, too sweet for
earth, and with her angelic sweetness
to lead her loved ones to look upward
into heaven
"A flower though offered in the bud,
Is no vain sacrifice. ~ NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

All those indebted to the C0lumbi
Banking Co., had better call and set
tie at once or they will find their
claims in the hands of attorneys and
officers.
ian-Itf. &c. CHURCH, Trustee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
FOR TRUSTEE.

BEDROOM SUITS AT COST FOR 30
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
How 70 Save Freight

Merchants, don't forget that the E
w. Gamble Grocery Co., is selling
Fresh Crackers at Nashville prizes.
Try us1and save the freight. 1t.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
OFFICE OF
Ashton : Mills
With r.. T. FAIRS

South East Corner of Public Square.
Office hours A. NJ , to p. M, daily.
We want to buy WHEAT and CORN at
top prices, to be delivered at office. Mills or
any station on the railroads. VIII buy corn
SheIied or in the Ear.
We solicit merchants orders for flour and
meal. Our prices Will be in line with the
markets.
Our friends who owe us and dislike official
demands, should paw their bills by 18th Feb
ruary. Very respect fully,
ian15 At ASHTON BROS.
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MARRIAGES.

James Benderman to Miss Georgia
Fleming.
Edmund d. Wilson to Miss Ethel
Lowell.
W.O. Morrow to Miss r. G. Ballard.
John Taylor to Miss Mamie San
ford
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1
this week for
where they will mHNe - ..|.,s.
home.
Mr. and Hugh Griffin and their
bright little daughter OF Nashville,
are the guests OF Mrs. Mary Grimm
this week.
Misses Lula Dark and Matte
Johnson paid pleasant visit to the
country since our last.
Mrs. II. j. McKennon, after sew
eral days visit i'm Sawdust Valley,
with relatives, has returned home.
Misses Lena Bird, Lille Pinion
and Alice Mills, paid pleasant visit
to the country recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bird will
leave in a few days for Williamsport,
where they will make their future
home.
Misses Fannie Shoots and Katie
Corcoran, spent a pleasant visit Ia
the country since our last.
Rev. w. r.. Thornton, of Nash
Vile, preached to his old charge last
Sunday and Sunday night. He is
making grand Improvement Rev.
Goodloe preached for Bro. Duncan,
First Church.
Mr.. Wallace Ussery has been con-
fined to his bed several days, but is
cOnvalescing.
-Modreal Branch is sick with
fever.
Mr.. Thos. Stewart is vet confined
to his bed, and his friends are little
uneasy about his condition.
Mr.. Earnest Wilson now enjoys
the paternal relation.
Mrs. Artie Hamilton, OF EwelPs
Station, spent Monday IN Columbus.
Mrs. Tim Witt, nee Miss Ida
Craft, of Florence is visiting her par
ents.
Mrs. William Sparkman, Of
Sandy Hook, visited Mrs w. N.
Wright last week.
MIR. Joe Brown, of Birmingham,
visited his brother Neal, last week.
Miss Minnie Quarterman having
spent several weeks i'm Petersburg,
has +, turned.
Mr.. Will Irwin, of Mt. Pleasant,
was up Monday, preparing for house
keeping.
We shall expect "Uncle Ned" to
give US the result of the first meeting
of the Cow Club in 1892, which was
held last Sunday evening. We learn
that the effect OF a mulley cows milk
was discussed.
mr.. John Hagan, of the N. q. Il.
Railroad is to occupy the bouse re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Neal. Brown.
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Fire at Shady GroYe

At Shady Grove, in Hickman
county, few nights since, the store
house-in which was the post office
and the residence of Doctor Dean,
were entirely consumed by fire.
Well insured.
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To Merchants,

Old Virginia CherOots, Dukes CT
garettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
+. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
saDt25
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Present Your Claims.

Any person having claims against
the estate of ]. B. Pillow, decd, will
present them to me for payment.
ian29-4 J. w. s. RIDLEY, Admir-.
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Notice to Market Gardeners.

Landreths New Crop for 1892 just
received direct from his seed farms.
Philadelphia prices to merchants ana
market gardeners. A. b. RAINS.
iAn2o-2t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

All accounts must be paid monthly
If this don't suit, don't have things
charged. JAMES BRos1
ian22 ct
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The Columbia Furniture Co.

Will for 30 days sell all their Beds,
Safes, Chairs and cheap Bed Room
Suits ut Cost. Are overstocked. At
heW Brown Block. 6jan4t
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AX ASSESSOR.

AK ASSESSOR.
rized to announce JACK
\ as a candidate for Tax
County, subject to the ac-
|I ratio primaries, to be held
brized TO announce MILF
of the Goth district, q
y, Assessor OF Maury County,
emocrqtic primaries to be
"A March 5'h.
horned to announce A. b.
as a candidate for Tax
" Try County. Subject 70 the
Fl locrattc primaries on March
r. 3zized to announce A. w
Kid as candidate for Tax
5.,<far tgts e1aury County, subject to the ac-
- fNQ ST - Democratic primaries, to be held
4 az, March 9TH.
I'VE are authorized to announce SAM
w r. Walk Ms. of the 10th district, as a
candidate for the office of Tax Assessor, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic prima-
ries, to be held March 5th, 1892.
VTVE are authorized to announce T. ].
w WHITAKER, JR,, of the 9Th district,
as p candidate for the Office OF Tax Assessor,
maries, To be held March 5th, 1892.
NTE are authorized 10 announce w. r. II
w MATTHEW'S as a candidate for the
ONCE of Tax Assessor of Maury county, sub
ject TO the action of n Democratic primary
to be held Saturday, March 9TH,
WYE are authorized to announce ED. ID.
w WILSON as a candidate for the Office
OF Tax Assessor of Maury County, subject to
the Democratic primary, to be held Satul-
WYE are authorized to announce w. 8.
w JENNINGS as candidate for Tax
Assessor of MaUry County, subject to the
action of the primaries to be held Saturday
March 5th.
WYE are authorized to announce ]. MIL
w LER as a candidate for Tax Assessor
of Maury County, subject to the action of a
Democratic primaries, to be held, Saturday
March 5th.
WYE are authorized to.announce ED. ID.
w LOONEY candidate for Tax
Assessor of Maury County, subject to the
action of the Democratic prim aries, to be
Saturday, March 5th.
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One Thousand Dollars to Loan

On twelve months time, on first-class
unincumbered real estate. Address
by letter,
"a" Care Columbia Herald,
Columbia, Tenn.
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jan22 81
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Farmers & LabOrer's Union Attention

The delegates of the different subor-
dinate lodges of Maury County will
meet in the Court House on Monday,
Feb Sth. Give this your attention.
ian29-2t. w. H NELSON, Prest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

How Does THIS Strike YOuf
slat back painted chair, $3.50 per set.
3 slat back cane chair, So 80 per set.
Large rockers IS cents and up.
Come and see these and other bar
gains at cost for 80 days at
COLUMBIA FURNITURE CO.,
Brown Block, South Main ST
fnn1b At
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
NotIceI

why will you buy commission
seeds when you can buy fresh from
Hendricks Drug Store. jAns0-at
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Hunters Attention
Strictly business.

Wanted by Cook & Moore 5000
rabbits at once. jams 1t
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S6GanninAil'

We buy our seeds direct from Lam
dreths garden. Hendricks Drug
Store. ian29-4t.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
Damage Shit Decided,

The suit of Caperton & Taylor VS.
Ellison Delk and Russell Porter, for
damages, was tried in the Circuit
Court this week, and resulted in q
verdict for the defendants, the COM
plainants being charged with the
costs. The case grew out of runa-
way. The complainants hired the
defendants q surrey and team. The
horses ran away, injuring themselves
and thep vehicle. The jury decided
that under the facts as developed in
this particular case, the defendants
were not at fault. The ladies who
were with the defendants in the ride
were witnesses, and this gave special
interest to the case. Messrs. Noor-
HES & Fowler, and Hughes & Hatch
er represented the complainants, and
SouthalI & Smiser and Figuers &
Padgett the defendants.
Always Fresh,
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naal and Mnnil

Delivered promptly. Telephons Ve
Il, BAIRD 4 MCLEMoRE.
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DEATHS HARVEST.


Mr.. Wash Miller, in his sOth year
died last Saturday at the residence
OF Maj. Jamison, near Spring Hill, oil
la grippe. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. G.. f.. Sullivan,
tuesday morning. Interment in
Lasting Hope Cemetery.
E. III. Wilkes, aged 40 years died on
Friday the 18th at his home on the
Hampshire pike. Buried at Moor
esville.
Mrs. J. p. Bingham, who was Miss
| Williamson, died at Water Valley
last Thursday, after a lingering ill
ness. The burial took place Friday
at Mt Nebo.
]. f. Sargent, aged "a years, died
in the Frierson neighborhood on the
21st, of pneumonia. The interment
was at Mt. Nebo, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. r. NJ. Ken
nedy. Deceased was well known
| and highly respected citizen. He
was an uncle of Otey McKennon, OF
this city.
Mr.. J. w. b. Thomas, aged 20
! years, died at his residence on the
Mt. Pleasant pike last tuesday, and
was buried in the Zion Church Gene
terry yesterday, the services being
conducted by. Rev. M. +. Gabard
Deceased was an energetic, pushing
man in his younger days, and pros
porous through life; he was noted for
his kindness of disposition and open
hospitality; was an honest, upright,
straightforward man; liberal and af-
fectionate in family relations, a good
neighbor, a good friend, a good
citizen.
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DEATHS.
How Does Thts Strike You .

Wash w. Miller, January oath; age
81 years-old age.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

E: HI. Wilkes, aged 40 years died on
Friday the 18th at his home on the
Hampshire pike. Buried at Moor
esville.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29
FEBRUARY |EI
Is the last day you can pay your
STATE And COUNTY TAXES
NJ. s. KUHN, Trustee.

And save costs. Come forward and set
tie and avoid the rush.
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Wood! Wood! Wood!

For the best wood, call on me at
Holding q COchran's. Mat Gordon,
driver. w. II. GRESHAM.
ianI5 IL
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Coal and Wood
An unnarraIIeIed OTerl

D 4livered promptly. Telephone Sc
. If. BAIRD & MCLEMoRE.
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Mrs. 1. N. Barnett
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Has nice residence, just back OF, tn,
Episcopal Church, for rent. janis [
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eRiJtCt W LAlC DCAAOCA AVN
el in the several districts
su& Hay, March 5th, 1892.
Ma to announce LOVICK
candidate for Sheriff OF
hlect to the action OF a
lies, to be held March 5th.
led to announce SAMUEL
: a candidate for Sheriff
ubJect to the action of q
Y election to be held on
h.
lied to announce p. H.
of the 18th district, as n
If of Maury County, sub
( the Democratic primary
J Saturday, March 5th.
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Wood! Wood! wood!

For the best wood, call on me al
Holding & Cochran's. Mat Gordon,
driver. w. II. GRESHAM.
ianI5 If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

Full stock Field Seeds at
jan22 4t ~. F. ENBRY, Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY
OFFICES.
FOR SHERIFF.

TITE ara au. horized to announce SAM
w WALK HR, of the 9th district, as a
candidate for Sserif of NJ lury County, sub
1ect to the action or the Democratic prima-
ries on March 9th.
XITE are authorized TO announce F. VI.
w NICHOLS MS < candidate for Sheriff of
Maury county, sublect to the action OF the
Democratic prim aries, to be held in the sew
eral districts of the county, Saturday, March
5th, 1892.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-29

The lectures on "Heine" and Lies
sing" delivered by Prof. Deering at
the Institute last Friday and SatuI-
day evenings, were very enjoyable;
not only on account of the interest
ing nature OF the subjects, but be
cause they were SO charmingly
treated.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Jnlano.

= Mittels zines bemud6it gu ertpartenz
BEN Mrmeebefebls 6es Generals Scoftel6
lperoeu binner &ur3em bic Sffisiere nno
llnterofft3iere beS itebenoen 9eeres nit
6~ornpteifen bon einem ihrillen, pettbtn
6ringenben Son gum 3pede Der Sruppen>
fibrunq qusgeriiitet neroen. Sir ben
@ebrau1 bieler Bfeifen iiub bereits Siaz
male feltoelteat poroen; ie iolen bel oufs
Qclo1ter @efe6tspeile CUR M~ntDenoung fonlz
men, tpeil fte in1 &an1pfe leid,ter nernebnta
LID fino als Die 6ornz ooer 2rompetenligz
male. @s limb bereitS 5000 StiG iol1er
Granddaughter beitellt uno ioQen bel ben
Truppeuiibungen IN oteIem CONNER erz
PROFIT tperoen.
-0ie 6@ulrdtbe @rosbD unb @erarb
in Stem Oorf baben nit ibrem 8emiiben,
ben uuferriht in Der beutlden uno
frQu3Dfilhen Gprahe aus ben BRENT
Iiden G6ulen gtetp gort's gu p~srbannen,
idmabli6 S6iffbru6 gelitten. benn Der
Nutraa, ZEN @erarb als Sol9e zines bon
ieinen Goaeeen Crosby friibea eingebradz
ten Bel6luIies 9eiteIt bate, baB ndmli6
bonn pom /. september 1892 ab Der Inter
riht in fremoen Spraden in Dffentliden
Sdulen eingeitelt luerDen iole. ftel glGns
aeno burd. Gin oielen 8organg tnipft
bic Stem 0orfer Staatsaettung folgenbe See
msrtunoen: Ser groBe Sieg, tpelder in
Der SiBung oes Oberldulratbes fI;r Beibes
baltung oes oentl1en Spra6unterri1ts IN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

'er Sage aber prafte Sranf, Der bis bdbin
bon benz We6lelproseB ni6ts erfabren
bate, Die lngelegenhett unb u1abte aus
ftnbtg, oaB ieine gtamen5unterihrift auf
Dem Be6iel gefGIlht mar. 9uf @runb
oieler Shatla6e b~erlan9t ct jeBt bic 1ms
ftoBung bes ee9en ibn ais Weitperflaeten
ergangeneH 3abIun9surtbeils. Snlttb mar
3rOsimal Brdlioent Der w8eitern @liociation
OF Nr6ttects."
- Sebr foftipielige gto6meben fir Die
@rano Trunf- 8abn bat Elm @tienbabnz
uuglid aus benz Sabre 1890 gebabt. Sn
Dem genannten Sabre brad elm BUG Der erz
pGbnten 8abn in ct. George BET 6amilton
in Ontario bur6 cine Bride uno niele gum
She'll lebr angeiebene 0eute famen babel nm
noer Duroen idtper DerleBt. 0te in sSolge
6es nneIuGsfaQes angeftrengten @ntifGz
bi9un9spro3e1ie tpuroen nit allem Quf=
tpanoe iuriltil9er Shdrfe uno &enntntiie
Qefibrt, enoetel1 aber nit oer 8erurtbeiIu1g
Der neutrality-suspicious., pelde uebeu ben
iebr boben BroaeBfoiten an $500, 900 @ntz
i6Gotgun9sgeloer auSSu3ableu baben piro.
Nm 26. Wtai tpurbe ote Nei6e bes
6olsbdnolers 8tQiam @rtdion in benz
SluBe in @au Claire in Wiseonftn aufz
SCIUbULt uHU IllllulCDl Uut UT OHCllII
Clement ben Observation-Disclosures 9lnDrep
Bennett in Jtice 2afe ais @rtfion's perz
meintltden WorDer perbaftet uno in bas
@eidnguiB III @au Claire etngeliefert. 8et
ieiner Berbaftung frngte er, oh aud nod
auoere 2ohntutlder Der6aftet lporOen leter;
aIs Der Sberiff ibm cine Nnttport ertbeilte,
Die er fir cine 8eiabung belt, benannte
Bennett 3pet 4erionltbfeiten uno fragte,
oh lie Die 8erbatteten ieien. Sn Solge
oeiien iueroen aud bieie betben Berlonen
nerbaftet tDer0e1.
- ST. 8obtotpn bel Gi6mou6 in Sens
tudn bat bieier Sage 8. 8. Greefmore Die
Gbre ieiner Shipeiter oaourG gerGdt, bag
er osren 8eletoiser auf Der Stele eri6oB.
9as WiGodben lieB it6 bon etnem iuneen
W9eniden Name1s Sames Correction ben
0of MAIDEN un6 empfing beiien 8eiu1e in
ibres Bruoer5 6auie. Neulth 4beno
ftattete @orneliion benz Mdbhen mieoerum
einen Beild ab unD 8etDe iaBen aletn inn
@eleli6ofts3tmmer. Yl0blid) pernabnt
Greefmore etnen Iauten @ufid,rei ieiner
Sdnelter uno elite nit benz 9teuoIoer in
Der 6anO in Oas 3tnnmer. guf ben eriten
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WtGoden ~aegeniber unSiemlld)e Sretbelten
berausgenommen bate uno CT iagte benz
frehell Burden eut Der Stele eIne 8ueeI
Dur6 ben 3eib.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
8r0De MebeUc1tWorte.

Mm Observation-Disclosures in Stem yort
fano trob ftromenoen Jtegens audi an Der
@ruft Grants cine 9roBe uno murbt8e
SSeier 1tatt. Sen. 9orace Yorter belt etlte
feurise &ebe, unO am S@lulie berlelben
la9te er: -
v8ei Mppomattor Court 6ouie bin i@
am 8. Nprtl 1865 alS mtlttGrtl6er Setto
nit Sberit CHARLES Warlban General
Sees Stabs1ef, aulammengetrotten; uno
beute beftnoe. ii@ Der Gtabs6et oes groBe11
Seloberrn Der @onfOroerirten bier, I'M nit
uns Die Jeier oes Nnoentens oes 9roBen
Siegers nom Nppomattor gu begeben."
Na6oem Yorter ullo Wtarlbau elnalloer
Die 9a1to gelhittelt batten, trat WtarlDau
Dor unb belt untsr Dem Subel Der alien
8lauiaden. Deren 8eaeiiterung our6 ge1
waltige Resen9liie 10 tuentg geOdmpTt
tpuroe Wte Die Bereotiamteit oes alien Jtes
beuen, cine prd6ttge Mure0e. Sic glptelte
in ben Worten:
v&alneraoen bonn alnerifdnii6en 6eere
Wfeine SreunOe bonn Confederate Beteran
Sanp" limo beute nit mir bierber getoms
men, UNI nit S6nen g%emeinlaln baS Nns
Denten zines 0eloen 81 tetern, ben mir EMIT
3u betdnpten 0er1u6tell, unb Der ais Sleger
Die 8eitegten nit Wfiloe uno @roBmutb be-
banoelte, obgleid) Der erlhopfte Slloer ltd
thu auf @naoe uro ungnaoe ergeben bate.
@eneral @ront ertlGrte bel ben %llebergabe>
Verbonolungen: vS6 tpIni6e, ben &rteg
gu beenoen, bonn i6 nil nld]t, oaB nod eth
etnstger 2ropfen amerifanil6en Blutes uer@
gotten Deroe". uno faum NOR Der &anos
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

Sabre lang. Nu9 ais 8erliner 8argers
nleiiter gcb0rte er nod Idugere !3eit Dem
Gei6staae an, unO belt sur Deuti6freiftns
nigen 9artei, beren anerfannter Gibrer
lest @ugen &i6ter lit. Qu6 mar er ieit
Sabren Wit9lieb bes preuBii6en 6errens
bauies, crit ais 8ertreter 8reslau's, bann
ais 8ertreter 8erIin'5.
Oils 8oridule ieiner 8erliner bir9erz
meifterli6en EbGti9feit biente ibm bas
8reslauer 8irgermeiiteramt, bas ct bon
1873 bis 3u ieiner 8erufuns mad Berlin
betleioete.
8os iinb i'm 9ersIeia nit einem muniz
3ipalen &ieicn tpie Sordenbef Die meiiten
Der segentparttg an Der Spibe amerifaniz
i@er GROCER StGbte ftG bIGbenoen Wfapors,
!. s.. elm &ammanDs Grant in Stem
Sort ooer unier v&nabe 6emp" in Chicago!
Sine nGbere Berglei6unq mare fir oieie
8Irgermeiiter uerni6tenb unb fir Das Gns
oenfen oes 8erliner 8Irsermeiiters nerz
Iesenb.