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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate of the county OF
Burlington, bearing date the twelfth day
OF January, A. d. 1892, upon the application of
Joseph H. Gaskill, the subscriber requiring
the creditors of RICHARD +. WILMERTON,
deceased, to bring in their claims against the
estate of said decedent under oath affirma-
ton, on or before October IL, 1892, or they will
be debarred of any action therefor against
the said administrator
January II, 1892 JOSEPH Fl. GASKILL.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

silk cord girdle, tailor finish.


At So. 5o-Suit OF soft Atwood
Homespun Serge, 34-inch
Outing Coat, halt satin
lined, full shawl collar, bell
skirt, pointed bodice.
1t $0-Suit of Ladies Cloth,
full length Outing Coat,
bell skirt, tailor finish, navy
and black.
1t $12-Suit of Mixed Twilled
Cheviots with edging of
silk cord on bodice and
outer coat.
III $z3.5o-Suit of English
wide ribbed Serge with an
Outer Coat, full shawl col
lar, bell-shaped skirt, en-
tirely tailor made.
1T $I4-Suit of fine English
Serge, broad seams, shawl
collar, bell skirt, India Silk
vest.
1t $I4.z5-Suit of three styles
Ladies Cloth; some with
Roman block, others with
silk passementerie trim
ming and embroidery.
1t $z5-Homespun Suit with
an Outing Coat trimmed
with a silk cord ornaments.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
NOTICE.
rmE AMER1cAN cArAnRu ouRE.

git gives me great pleasure to testify to the
+ eat virtue and healing power of The
American Catarrh Cure. had been under
several physicians, and had been under spec
ialsts for four months without any relief;
but ene-half bottle of your American Ca
tarrh Cure has cured me, and have felt
right well ever since. Very respectfully,
Samuel S. Goodwin, l40 Cherry street, Mount
Holly, N. j. Prepared by DR.. w. b. Jones.
1856 S. Sth Street, Phlla. Sold by druggists or
mailed anywhere for 81.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
The Candidates.

The town meetings and elections are
being held to-day. The Northampton
town meeting takes place at the opera
house, at II o'clock.
The tickets in the field in Mount Holly
are as follows:
Republican Clerk, Edward S. Troth I;
chosen freeholder, w. Scott Gale town
ship committee. Thomas w. Nippins !;
commissioners of appeal, A. A. Anderson,
James L. Jamison, Anthony Phillips /;
surveyors of highways, Robert H. How
ard, Robert Wyllie; overseer OF poor,
John Throckmorton, Sr. pound keeper,
Joshua Willltts.
Democratic Clerk, Joseph II. Frake
chosen freebooter, Joseph Huff township
committee, Josiah W. Evan; commits
sioners of appeal, Alfred j. Reynolds, Al
len A. Engle, Walter E. Lindsey survey
ors of highways, T. Harry Bowker, John
H. Sine; overseer of poor, Elias Hargrove
pound keeper, Frank Henry.
Prohibition: Clerk, Samuel L. Bullock
chosen freeholder, Joseph w. Colkitt
township committee, Albert A. Johnson
commissioners of appeal, James Richey
Frank B. Shreve, Michael Woolston sur.
veyors of highways, Benjamin F. Stidfole,
Granville w. Lukens; oyerseer of poor
Richard +. Norcross.
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For over FIFTY year ,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess. It soothes the child, softens the gums
alays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. Twenty-Five Cents
a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's
soothing SYRUP and take no other kind
Happy and content is nome with The Ro-
chester; a lamp with the light of the morning.
cs on Rochester Lamp Co. ae Park Pl,rr N,.s York
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

Lbholste,y. There are great
stories to tell of Lace Curtains
and we'll tell them, too, but not
to-day. Just now touch upon
the cheaper Nottingham goods
with which the stock is amply
filled. What think you of a de-
cent pair Of Curtains for 90 cents
After them others at $I.Io, 81. go,
81. 50, $I.75, 81, $2.25, $3.50,
$2.75, So, 1926, So. 50, 81 $3.50,
IS, SIS. SO and SO.
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Theodore went to the barn, procured g
rope and hanged himself. The body was
discovered several hours later by Morris
Llppincott and cut down. The cause OF
the act is said to be the lads disappoint-
ment in not being given work in another
locality by his father, as promised. The
coroner viewed the body on Saturday and
issued a burial permit. The remains were
then taken to Pennington, the boys
home, for interment.
Jackson L. Nippips, of Westampton,
shot mad dog on Sunday after it had
bitten several other dogs in the neighbor-
hood.
The district school meeting for North
ampton township will be held at the
Brainerd street school house next Tues
day evening. The amount thought
necessary to maintain the schools the
coming year is $4,000.
A caveat has been filed at the surro-
gates Office against the probatlng of the
will of Henry /. Deacon, deceased, by
the widow and her daughter, Ella. The
will has not yet been offered. BY it the
widow re ceives during life the interest on
5000 and the daughter the income of the
balance of the estate. Isaac Fenimore
and son. Henry Fenimore, are named as
executors and trustees. The estate, after
the death of Mrs. Deacon and daughter, is
to go to the children of Isaac Fenimore,
Israel Deacon and Edward Bovine. The
estate is thought to be worth 100000.
The will is somewhat ambiguous, and the
chancellor may be called upon in relation
to its construction. The widow and
daughter are dissatisfied with its provi-
ai0ns
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
DMINIsrRAToR's NOTICE.

n
been made by the Surrogate OF the county of
Burlington, bearing date on the First day of
February, A. ID. 1892, upon the application OF
Ada r. Coy, the subscriber, requiring the
creditors of PHILIP II. COY, deceased, to
bring in their claims against the estate of said
decedent, under oath or affirmation, on or
before November l, 1892, or they will be de-
barred of any action therefor against the said
administrator.
February !, 1892. ADA r. COY
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

We have had prepared in Eng
land an illustrated catalogue of
the principal styles at these prices.
Ask for copy in the Upholstery
store or ask by mail. In either
case we'll be glad to give it to
you. The goods or the catalogue,
or both, will tell the story better
than newspaper types.
John WANAMAKER.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE.
u THIS WEEK ONLY.
Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday
Matinees.
Frank w. Sanger's broadway Theatre Co.
Presenting Mr.. Archibald C. Gunther's Play
MR.. POTTER OF TEXAS,
With a Magnificent Cast.
Next Week Monday March II,
The Famous English Actor,
MR.. e. S. WILLARD,
In His Grand Play, entitled
THE MIDDLEMAN.
Seats are now on sale for WILLARD.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
Engle sells the best peas
MOOREsT{2V

MOORE8INHl
Michael Dubell has 1et3rned from a
three-weeks' trip 70 stroud burg. Pa,
Joseph Snyder has fe< q bis family
and household goods l3slis City
Dr. H. q. Munson ha& tssavea to wiz
mington. Del, where hd wilIspen q large
drug store.
An account of stock has bed taken at
the canning factory. It is foundlo amount
to nearly 100000.
At the annual meeting ofihe Working
mems Cooperative Loan association the
following officers were elected Rel. J. H.
Lamb, D. d. president; James LsTrim-
BILE, vice president George W. Heaton;
treasurer Gilbert Aitken, SECRETARY !;
Samuel X. Robbins. solicitor Janis L.
Trimble, George NJ. Wells, L. G. Ben
yaurd, Lorenzo NJ. Hansen. Charles Mat
lack, Evan B. Brown, 2. R. Hullings and
M. K. Sutherland, directors.
The road improvement question is the
all important topic here at present, Many
favor the scheme of permanent improve
ment, and there are also a number OPP
posed to making the large expenditures
proposed. At meeting on Saturday
week to consider the question Of bonding
the township to macadanize roads.
committee was appointed to 1get signers
representing two-thisdst 14 The taxable
property, to a petition favoring the is
suing of bonds to the amount OF $4,000.
At a meeting on Mondas afternoon last
the committee decided If the scheme
goes through, to macadanize ten miles of
the streets of the township, on the follow
ing thoroughfares Chester avenue.
Church road. Fork Landing road, Had
donfeld road. Bodine road Mount Laurel
road, Borton's Landing road. Stanwick
avenue, Brace road, Mill street and Cen
trail avenue.
The work Of obtaining signatures was
begun after this meeting. At meeting
of the committee on Friday afternoon it
was ascertained that 4 sufficient number
of signers had not peen obtained The
committee then adjourned until Saturday
afternoon, to secure additional signers. At
the meeting on Saturday il was found
that 4SS taxpayers had signed the petit
ton out of a total Of 1888, representing
over $1,950,00O Of total Of $1,000, 900.
The list was then verified by the asses
sor and petition framed TO the town
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Tor SALE

F'O" 'AHH'
An room house. No 40 Bispham
street, in good repair. Address
Box IVA, Mount Holly, N. j.
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TlEAM OF HORSES FOR SALE.

N
The subscriber has received q cargo of
Georges Greek Cumberland Coal, which he
will retail for blacksmith and steam purposes
at the same price of the ClearfieId Coal.
W. BUDD DEACON.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
XxIANTEp.

WANTED.
A responsible mercantile house of Philadel-
phia, desires the services of a thoroughly en-
ergetic young man to represent them In their
line of goods, for this county. Address, with
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
THREE TRIMMING.

Trees trimmed, topped or removed entire
without damage 10 adjoining property, and
reasonable rates. Leave orders at Miss Jan
sons Stationery Store
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

IroR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
DROVE OF WESTERN HORSES. &C
AMOS EVANS. ZExsAs'
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

NfIOKE FUIt RENI.
No. 36 Main street. now occupied by NJ. b.
johnson dry goods and millinery store.
One of the best business locations in town.
Apply to SIS. BOWER,
Arcade Building, Main Street
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

We have imported special
line of Coats, sizes AZ to 40, for
ladies who heretofore have had
difficulty in being fitted. An
equally choice assortment for
very small-sized ladies.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08
DUBLIC SALE OF
The Birmingham Inn.

By virtue of an order made by Ills Honor,
Alexander L. McGill, Chancellor OF New jer-
sey, upon the petition of Henry Ddrnel and
Mitchell IL. Perkins, Receivers of the Birming
first day OF December, A D. 1891, we will sell
at public sale, on the premises at Birming-
ham, in the township OF Pemberton and state
OF New Jersey,
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John WANAMAKER.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-03-08

At $S-Fine Cheviot Twill
Cloth Suit, half Satin lined,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-17
SaS SodbipGSIer.

Sort G b, 9rf., l6. Mai.-Sier
iiebt Der artaulas=3fiper h0bcr, ais er lelt
SUM 1877 mar un0 nlmmt lmmer nod lang.
Jam Su. Sn ben Hieoerllngeu ;lpilfeu benz
9lrfanla5s unb Dem Eoteau Giucr ftebeu
Sauieube BON Idern ganbes inter 9SaiIer,
nuO Die oorti0eu 8epobncr pcrlahen in
i1leuuiger 6lubt tbre l1eimitdtten. Stoc
sSerbiuoung sluideu Der StaDt uuo Der
@boctam= Station ut untcrbrodeu, Da haS
sSaner al Den Vrlden;ugdngen aut ber
Gboctaps Seite bis 10 Sup bod itebt.
u eusS leans, 16. Mal.-9Sdbreno
ben mn llbc gciteru abenO cuOenSeu leeteit
"a StuEoeu rel Der SluB ll10 3ou in Greeu.
uiae, itieg um elnen balben 3ol bel gate
Erouioence, GifSbIrg uno ct. SoIep9, blieb
i'll yfatd)es uuo Sapou Cara aui ielucu
Stauo uuo iiie9 in Baton &ouge nm ITO,
in 9oualolonulle um 3l20 uno in Neu-
Orleans nm ITO 3oq. Ser Sag mar tlar
nuO rublg, Ino nidlts Se6rOhllGeS wlro Don
lrgeuo euem Buntt semeloet.
Hew.M oi on, S1s., 16. Nai.-9er
Mabiiou.Oamm 1T 9ebroden, uup allies
mas lett ole Start nod Dor elmer lleber.
dlmemmung rettet, ilt Die g3lduna Der
Chicago -altou.Sabu." 3wel SUB BON per
66be Der 2eBteren iit bas Gailer enliernt,
uH SNuIH ULUNL kG uUGL
geben, wobur1 Elm rieiiger Sdabeu eHt,
iinoe. 9lud) bic Sdmme Oes 9orieiboe.
Gees orobeu lebeu ITgenblld cin;uiirSeu,
moourtl ned Don elEer Speiten Sette Der
cine ueberl6wemmung fcmmen tann
Ct. 0ouiS, 16. Wtai. - Gegeniiber
Seficriou SarrudS baben Die 6lutheu cine
ansabl tSduler untermaldlen unO i'll Grim.
mer gelegt; man alaubt jeood|, baB ale
Mttf l,,,ff,
Sriel, 35 9tclleu n0rblitI BON t. youls
i'm Diiiouri, wurben IA 6rauen uno Sin.
Der non elnem Srelpillig.u@GOrps seretiet.
Dian lab mebrere 2elhname NIT ben
Elutben porbeineiben, Die au9euiteinlid)
aus aroBer Gutieruung tameu; oil baS
Soriibertreibeu tleiner tSduier uno aasr
arteu 0teublsmeut lit man bereitS gelpobut.
lleber bic @aps'Sriide lit jeOer Sabuper,
iebr eiugeilellt. 2le uSurlIngtou." rII-
tom" uno auoere Sabueu laiien Eaiia9ier.
;iise ibsr Die uMerdautSbrio9e" lauren.
Sic 2Salfer'ld]e Seifeuiabrif, Das Depot
Der y9afiu- -Buluer.@omp.," Mcper & !6ans
ions 0iinSerfabrit uno aubere G1abllie-
ments iiu6 iiber4wemmt unO babeu zen
Sttrieb eiu9eneQt. 3wilben Seuice uno
Soplin idleint eS iniOl9e Der llebcrlhpsms
muua Al SlutuergteBen fonImeu su iuoilen;
bas 9Saiie- auf Der Srooflpuer Seite iiber'
iDmemnit mcbrere ielue 6armeu, mo bic
Glaentbiimsr Oer;elbsu giuAcu geiiern giOr.
Qen oaran, eiuen fleineu Damn Swil6en
ben beipeu obeusenaunteu Eldeeu su rurd].
lted)eu, woourd] oas 9SaHsr nad) Der tieier
aeleaeneu Seite DON Seuice blnab flieBeu
miirDe. Die Sewobuer oeS leeteren SrteS
ieeteu benz Ssrua einen bcpaffneten sSi-
Deritanb .ntseseu, .uuO eruftIiGe llurubcn
iper0eH erlparIet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-17
ed,redIid,e Gouiiipn anf oerrYta 8ous:gSabn"
IN Sbip.-Siele lnote uuO @erpuuoste.-
Yaisad1tuna Der Suhrnttionen ole urfaae
sre lIuaIitG5.

@leuclanN, o, Is. Mai. - Gm Gil
;uQ Der vSig 6Our=Sabu" coliibute bcute
iriib umitten elneS bcItl9en dcgeuiturmeS
uabe GleutS, O., init bem Sradt;uQe 9a
IS, ceiieu 6iibrer aus irgcno eiEcm 8ruuoe
ielue lSnitruttloneu, Die lbn augemccu bat.
ten, bel Jiortb. 0cnb ausubalten uuo ben
Gil;u9 porbel Su lalIen, mlBad)tet bate.
Der Gil;ug mar etwas oerlpdtet uno iubg
SeRbalb nit elner SdlnelllQtelt uou nliu0e.
items 45 Dieileu pro Stunoe.
Ser 3uiammenitoB mar Elm 10 furdtbar.r,
baB be beipeu 2atOmoIiucn uno Die meieu
gSasgous serldmettrrt' Oas Seleiit aut cine
Sredc BON 100 DaroS uutgerifeu unp uieIe
SelegrapbeupldbIe nmgeworIen murOen.
Selue einSi9e Berlon au1 beiNeu 3ii9eu ents
fam unperleet. Die Semobuer uou @leues
uno llmsebung liefeH raid Suiammen guO
leiiteteu alle in ihren Sratteu ltebeube !6iiiie.
Die Sermunoeten, oereu etlid1e I'M Ster.
ben lieaeG lolen, wurOen raid cntierut,
uno es 1T porIduiia unmO9lid), ibre Nameu
NIB ibre 3ahl genau su ernlttelu. giadls
benz eiu SulfsSug Die lngliidSitatte ecreid)t
hattie, muroe oaS Aufrdumeu Der Srimmer
beoonuen une bis iedJs llbr beute Abeno
waren tiiuf i9redli9 usrltlimmelte GeiaeH
geiunpen.
Die Spier finO 9ofomotiufibrer gSm.
Sioos uup lem Sei;er Soiram 8ruce, nom
Nradt;uQe, Seioe ans SubIanapoliS, Ybis
Iipp Gi6bun, 9auib 6arlpooo uuo Serrp
@cmaroS, 2ofomotlpfiibrer oes Gll;uGes.
Ser 0eiSer OeS gee ereu, 9eurp Surei, mar
berabaeipruugcu, murbe Icpod) inter ben
Griimmeru geiangen uno 1T 10 i6mer per-
lett, paB er ldImerlld bic giad]t iiber Icben
wirO. @r iuurbe mad gawrenceburs ge.
brudt.
Sob. GdrDber, Gonbuiteur oes Gil3ugs,
Iolpie SEQ. 9S. 0uoler, eiu 5anoelsreiien.
Der aus Dliamisburg, iln0 ebeniaQS t0Dt'
lid perwunoet. Dtan id6et, bab nod iiiui
bis sebn 2eidlen inter Den Sriimmern lie.
aen, oarunter nrei Cramps" bic itd al;
nblinbe" YaHagiere aui Oeu 6raGtsugs bes
fanpeu.
vSonep" Sette, ein Sremicr auf benz
frabt;use, puroe bur6 ole gSuft Der Col.
iiiion ubtr sineu 40 SUB bobeu SeIegrapben.
prabt binlueg9 eg9eihIeuoert uuo fiel III etueu
Bad, monurd] !ein gebcH gerettet wuroe.
Diebrere EaHa9isre werOen oerlniBt.
gidberes 1T uOrlduii9 niht Su ermittelu,
ba Die SelegrapheuOrabt Ourd bic @olliiion
III Sooeu 9eporfen, udbreHb Der SelepbOHs
periebr III Solse oeS SturulsS unterbrodeu
1T. Der petuuidre Serluit piro AMI $780,
600 geitdtt. Sielc uertbpoQe Soft uuO
GrpreBienOun9eu iino uerlOren, wdbrtuo
;woli sSu9gOulaNunseu 8aar.u sau;IlG
serlt0rt murpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-17
Dee Netterodmpn.
SaS @ebduoe oeS ~.36 36uner Wdnuerd) ors" tn
Srocflan, R.zD.. einseaidlert. - Rebrere
Berionen permibt.


9ropflpn, N..D., 10. Mai. - 9aS
ygSaruer.S Suititut," Elm pierit0diges Bad
ffetngebdube an Der Gde pou SroaomaD uuo
Oinrtle. .Ipenue, branntc beute iriib nleNer,
uno leioer 9inAen ein oSer ntbrere Dleus
ldenleben babel perloreu. Der pefuni6re
Serluit betrdgt etpa $150,O00. 9aS Seuer
entitano gegen llbr Morgeus in einem NIT
'Soulilien geliillteu Shame oes bem uSDa=
ner- Nidnnerdlpr" 9eborigen @ebduoeS 9tr.
lOlS bis 1929 EG6ttlt. .Apenue, i'll lueldem
ell Don Dem Hrlpabhfcn @sianguerein per'
antaltcteS SoH;ert nuo SanSuersniigeu
mahrenb Der NadIt fm @auge mar. Die
mellteu SeildJer wareu nod in Der 9aue,
ais oaS Seuer ausbrad), un0 floben in nil
Der DaiI ben sfnSgdngeE Su. Sie iouen
ldmnltlld entfolnJnen iein, jebod peroen
eiu in benz 9auptgebduoe beId]ditlgter Surz
ide, gtamens Carroll, Io,pie Sipei anDere
iuuse Wanuer p.rmiBt, unb man fiirdtet,
pab iie ihren Soo in ben Slammen fanoen.
9as eingediherts 9ebdube rpurbe in 1890
fir $3.50, 600 bon benz p30lluer.Otanner'
gabte erf fiirsltd $35,O00 fir 9ieparaturar-
beiteu- SIM eritcu Stodmerfe befiuoen iid)
oaS 3ipeigpoitamt vS," iowie bic Scgel'
bahnen oes SeretnS. Der Suhalt peS 4oIt.
ants, iowie Niuittalien im SSertbe uon
$4,000, bic I'm pierteu Stodiuerfe aufbeiuabrt
pnroen, siusen in Slammen auf. aarl
Stidter, Der Seripalter beS Sereins, uno
ielHe Samilie retteten iid MIR nit Wtiihe
aus bem brennenben Gebdube. Sic Spet
oben erlpdbnten lungen WtGnner, Die ett
benz Ueuer uernliBt meroen, maren slpei III
benz 9ofal bei4aiti9te S0bmen, 9tamens
Sarl gSeOsSu I'M, SOhanu SutStp. Ytan
iab fie suleet im ObereH Stodweri, uno Die
Slaminen batteu bamalS i6Ou Delt un ild)
ae9rifien. Gua 60 Sricftrdger perlieren
lbre Hauseu uuO lluiiormen.
Diau id)det, baB minbeitens $4,000 bis
$4,000 Sriefe, bereu piele obue !3peifel
@elp eutb!elteu, in oem 3ipeigpOiamte i'll
6Iammen aufgiuseu. Der r3Olluer.Dtan'
nertor" 1T Der itdrfiie @eiansuer.tH III
Srootpu uuo Sal&t $50 Diitslieocr. Gr
iuurOe aui ben 9iamen bes @omponiiteu
&Grl Srieorlt 36luer, res tribersn Olri'
genteu oeS %erelus, gstauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-17
pom Ridlter snndl beornht.

Sirmiugba nj, ala., 16. Mai.-Giue
Trau 3. &. Srpaut iit i'll ibrer 9Sobnung Su
@bilbreBbur9, Ala., pon elnem Maune III
ibrtm SdlaiSimmer iibcriallen, baIb ;u
5ube 9cipiirgt mo uergewalti9t worben.
l3mei gteger befuOeu ilp ais OeS &erbre.
6ens perOdgtis III paiL uno ein ptob bat
I'D ueriammeIt, I'M Seujenigen, welder
bon Der Sruu ais Der Sbdter ipentlfiirt
wirO, iofort Su lpnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-17
8ulrersGrplcion in ciucr Soblcn=
0Citbc.

Sttumpa a, Soma, 16. Mai. - Sbos.
SainbriOge unO Sus. 9tObiuion, ;Ipei Ileine
8uaben, peruriahten in Der u2iamOuo.
8lods sDiiue" cine ihredlihe GrpIolOu. Sie
batteu @rubeuIampeu uuO taneu in eineu
2aum, no 9tiemanD oil Der 9lrbelt mar, Ill
benz ierod eiu UuB Yuluer auibem0brt mar.
Sie be9auneu bier Sr ipielen, bis Dem ei.
neu Die yampe i'll OaS 6aB iiel; in uGthsn
9luaeubltde eriolgte cine GrpIoilon, bel Der
9aInbrio9e 10 ldlimm uerbraunt marO, OnB
er itcrben MuB, wdhreuo 9foblnlon 9eneieu
SiirFte
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gon strasenrdmbcrn erf6 oiIen.

Chicago, 16. Diai. -- Albert @tdroib
muroe Oabler pom ;wel ju9enDIideu Stra.
Benrduberu eritoheu. ais Der 8bat ptr.
oGd)ti9 warO SSm. Blunt, elm l7.lGbrl9er
8uri6e perbaitet; berielbe 9eitanO EN-, CT
uno e,u auberer Suuse, 9iamenS 2dpiu,
bGtteu iId) sorgeuOmmeu, SemanO auSSu.
raubcu; ipGbreno er Die &ai1eu BON 0ed'
roth pur6iutte, leiitete Oleier gSiOerltauo,
mo Sapiu feuerte ben perbdngnlBucleu
SduB alb.
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Cine fronfe 9e6er

if in 0eu meiiten 6a0cn Die llriadle eine
nietergc peinliden Stimmuug mi
Der ms auba'teuNcu SelhwerOeu, unt
Oiele geOeu mer0tn 10 lange Oaueru, ais es
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llmwanOlUng III iby.u 9tormalSuiianO INT
cine geiuEOc Sbatigtctt gieGt eS fem beiierei
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Oareaa Der Straben:SnrdbradIs:
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0Siireau Der Stra6en:2 2urdbrudJss
~ Sommiiiare,
Baltimore, ben 13 Wlli 1892.
SH uebereIHiiimmuRs init ben SeroroaungeH oe5
Satimorer Staot9eieebades, lrtitel AZ, md1ca be
90mullfilre fIr SiTageHz Surbbritle IN SGltImore
bermit betaant, bag lie SIenitag, ben IA. JHHi
1892, I'm 10 ubr Sormttdas. I'm SlreaH Der Somz
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Hiie uno i5HeR erleiihteR &fdlica in lebereIHs
itimuluns nit Der am 4. apriI 1872 seHebmIgeH Ser
oronuug Jir. A bes Didpors uno StdoiIatbs pOn
Baltimore GusSulbeE uno 81 cIfuleH.
SamlIeI i. Sbarrctts,
xptlie 3e6,
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Scr Senti9e Correspondent,
EdsIit, p5dentIid unb Sonntass

GagIlb, moNtHtItU Ehu Sunnru9s,
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nit SonntassbIntt, portuirc init absus tlr Stubs,
81 so pro Sanr, nan ir9eno einem Srte bes SnIans
bes 81 ncd europa. Snnntag s9tuS aabe 81
pro Sabr-Das bette unb biuisite oentidlc BIatt
In ben Diittelz unb SIoftaGtcH.