davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-18
Der SAD Dor Ser Gburmubr.

2(uS ser Wfart pir6 folgen6es jiing1t
9elbebene 8aucrn : StilGlein bertcbtet.
6atten ba 3pet 90rfer, nennen mir iie
Scbulsen6prf unb WiiaerSborf cine gez
~meinibaftlicbc 9trbe nit cinem @lodenz
tburnt-aber fetner ubr an bieiem 36urm.
Der 9eutli3feit balber muB beTerft mer@
ben, oaB bic &trbe nit Dem S6urm in
Whlacrsborf itan6. 2ange Sabre unb @e>
i6lebter btnour6 batten bel0e 0Drfer ftb
BET &trbe lnb Iburm mobl ~befun6en, bis
zines Cages Elm 9teunmalpeiler bon duBers
balb bic OtiiQersoorfer bD1nte, 0aB Elm
&trcbtburm Obne 11br etn fldglt6cs l1n6ing
fet. 91s leucbtete iDnen Elm uno mach 9te>
ben unb Wtberreoen lno lan9en Inter
6af6Iun9eu nit ben Scbul5enoorfern tplroe
be1blo1ien, cine 1br nit 5pet Der9ol0ete1t,
groBen 3et9ern ansui6affen. @S mar etn
f0rntltber Seittag, ais tie gum erftcn Wlale
III Der W1or9e11pnne AM Sbur1te prangte
u1b Die eriten S6ldge ourcb baS 9orf
bauterl, un6 i'm &ruge fanb fr0blicbe Sim
iDetbun9 u1tG erneute 8erbriiDerung Stpi>
I6en benen bon Miiaersz uno S6ulsen>
BORT itatt. Die WttIerSborfer batten ais
Die 8elteaer bte llbr natitrliD besaDIt unb
mel6etcn Ben S6ulSenDprfern BEN 8etrag
Der entitanbenen l1nfplten. Qlber MIN fam
oas otde @1oe: Die S6ulsen0prfer blteben
bartbOrt9 uro madbten nicbt i'm @ertn9iten
Wtene, Die ibnen 5ugemutbete 9GIfte Der
Soften 5u 3a6len. Set Sa6rSebntcn mar bas
quite BerbdltntB 3tpil6en beioen 90rfern
ourcb fetnen WtiBflang 9eitOrt uorben: iebt
lcblug Die nbr Oa5tDti6en. 9aS Oberbaupt
BON Witllersborf lab ii6 3u eiaem geltnOen
Wtabnb0rf ali bus 9tabbarDDrf peranlaBt-
uniDn1t, eS erfolgte lpe0er 3abIung no6
Nnttport. 6in9egen itanben Die S3ul8enz
oorter, tDenn tie SonntagS Die &trcbe be-
1ucbt bdtten, mach benz @otteS0tenite in
belelt Scbaaren Dor Der I6ur;nubr uno
regultrten nacb ibr ibre ~eigenen 3ettmeier
nit unperfrorener @riinbli6feit. Der
@rimm Ser MtiIuer5borfer mucbs unb enOs
lt9 fanb er leinen ~9eniigenben NltSbrud =
nt9t in elmer 8rilgeIei, mic DaS anberstpo
8raub iein mag, tpie eS iib aber fir ein
9ebtlbetes 9orf Der Wturf itcber nibt ibidt.
@ines Sonntags 1attcn Sic SbuISenborfer
pieber Die &trcbe be1ucbt unD pflan5ten ltb
tDte getD0bnlt6 por BET neuel1 ltbr auf, Ibre
etgenen Ibren gum Ger9let6 betra9teno.
Qlber ba laDen ite gu ibrelm Sbre6en, 6aB
por benz 3tfferbIatt Der &trbubr Elm GROCER
Sad bling, ouf benz ipettbin it6tbar Die
3abl so mabnte. 8ei6dmt briidten fib
bic bon Scbul5enborf inter benz Sobns
gettber berer bon WiiIersDorf. Solgenoen
Gags traf in Miiuersborf Elm S6reiben
nit ~fiinf3ia &ei6Smarf elm, SettOem leu9s
tet Bic ltbr mteber betben @emetn0en, uno
Die @tntrabt 1T ungetrubt.
, 1893-05-18
0eMnrbettt

@m Mittpp9 ben IL. Wtai, @prnittaos 1917 ubr,
Gatbarine Wttk, 9elie6te Wutter BON SDbn Wtub nno
Mtrs. @anb, i'm 4lter pm So Sabren 5 Mtoa9ter. pie
geerot9uil9 ftnoet ftatt ponI 3ranerbouie BIB 9eorbprns
ct. 8pnif9ciuseSrtebbpfe I'm ftiae Ibeilnabme bitten
bic tt0Iermo en- GNinterbIi ebe ttem.
, 1893-05-18
Dtebmarft.

Union Stpf g%arbs, IS. Wtai.
&inbOieb 3ufu9r 5000 @tid;
9retie felt.
Sbpetne = 3uf1br II, 900 Stiif matt
unb UNI 10c oaS 100 8fb. biuiger. S6tpere
7.3097.65 leicbte 7.20@7 .55; leicbte unb
mltteli3pere 7.25@7. go.
S9afe = 3ufu4r 10000 Stid; @retie
feIt.
, 1893-05-18

Sreunben uno 8efauuten bic trourtoe Nafrtdt. boB
nnfer Iieber 9atte unb Batter i'm 9Iter BON 81 Sabren
ielt9 i'm 9erru enti9lofen 1T. 9te 8eerbt9un9 fnbet
am Sretta9 ben 19. Wtot, bonn Sreuerbauie, 119rigDonl=
bofe ftott Sic tiefbetritbte @ittlpe S6Iee
r1ebit &iuberu,
, 1893-05-18
SSabaib Giienbabm. - 3i9e ~nerloiien 9earboru
~ Citation, @fe Rolf uno Dearborn Str. Stdet=
Office: POI g. Start Ctr.
>, 9te 9tt6eI=NIate y" gSeiu Oprf, Chicago
mma ct. &omis.Ntiettbahn

Union 9epDt. Ban 8uren Str. Nbfobrt BON @bi.
ea9o 7.35 8Drmittogs @nfuuft in @bieago 8. IA Mbenbs
t09ltth, a~uS9enommen SOuuta9s. abfobrt pot @bico9o
1918 @bsuoS; t09lid. ausgenomTen Samita9S. Nl=
funft i'll Chicago 8. 10 8prnlittagS td9lid), 0usgeuDmnten
MtDuto9S. We9eu Der f~5oBrpreiie ober 9etteu in odlat.
pd9en ridtet Aufro9en on @bos. s. Malter. agent oes
YaHogter=8eportemeuts ooer an S. y. @alabah SeHl'
Waeut, 70 Slarf CTR.
, 1893-05-18
OaS
Oas
NbenOblatt Der SQ. Staat8z 2eitnna

NDeltODl1tt Der Su. St1afS@S ettltllg
1T IN Sen unten anee9ebenen 6e
lddften 81 haben:
SsorSScite.
6. Senlmer, 1899 2incolu Goe.
q. s. Stepbort, 1850 &inColn Ibe.
403 @rpB @pe.
402 GDSCoe 8onleborb.
q. q. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Nne.
g. Goldman, 1744 @larf Str.
6. 81. Wppre, 442 2incoln aoe.
9Dn &olobs, 485 Sincoln Ape.
6. 81. San, $40 Stncpln 9toe.
Jranf Ma9ner, 597 2iuepln @oe.
Soiepb Wtluf, TAI &incoln Noe.
6. Gteubaus, $40 2tncolu gtne.
Wm.S aplDr, 1017 &iucpln ape.
gB. Betting, 1926 @larf Ctr.
NorS=8 cite ette.
SenD, 1869 gG. 9tortb gpe.
Bladder, 1877 81. Maplelppoo @oe.
9ttlIpn, 872 81. @%alfDrnta 9toe.
Suebne, 938 81. California Stpe.
uefterbouIe, 1885 81. California Moe
Srnblp, 1914 Wftffpoufee 9be.
SopbS, 1868 Mtllpaufee Noe.
SafleD, 1929 Mtltpoutee Npe.
,Searp, 400 Mtltpaufee Mbe.
@llis, 521 Mllmaufee @oe.
&lrB, 821 Mlilpaufee Moe.
&inberQ, 1893 MiIlpautee Moe.
9emper, 1919 Milpalfee 9pe,
Studer, 1850 Wtillpaufee 9ne.
&nbree, 1854 Mtlmautee &pe.
Caring 1886 Wtilpanfee Nne.
uerien, 1903 WtiIpautee &oe.
Stroll, 655 @. 9tprtb Mpe.
9onIen, 759 SO. 9tortb 9tbe.
S5oper, 1855 80. 9tprtb 9lDe.
GRoId, 100 Mtilpaufee @pe.
Stetnpbet. 148 Ntiltpaufee @ne
Senrtds, 1875 Milpoufee 4pe.
9pffmanlt, 233 Milpoufee @oe.
Seniet, 242 Milmaufee Aoe.
Sre9orien, 286 Miltpautee 9lne.
Sulbeu, 300 Wttltpaufee @pe.
Stnespte, 288 81. 9an9ompn Ctr.
Seperiu9baus & 8eilfuB, 448 Mtillpaufee Mpe.
Stems 9epOt 1854 Armita9e Npe.
Stems Depot, 466 Nrmtta9e @oe.
0tobinion. 344 Milpaufe Noe.
, 1893-05-18

= Sin Invertebrates GorfommntB ptr6
bonn Solpt5 arf bem 8ernbarbin beri9tet.
8e%fanntlib lie9t auf ber 9Gbe beS 8ernz
Earthquakes etn Nlpiee, an beiien 11fer ii3
Die StraBe bin5iebt. 3ur Nbfur3ung miro
i'm 8inter bic StraBe berlalien unb Der
g8e9 ntitten iiber BEN See on9eIegt, io6alb
6ie Seitigfeit bes Giies folbes erlau6t,
9as 9ei6iebt ieben 8tnter. 9aB aber
bieler See nit 8d~berfubrpert befabren
tpurbe, lit ipobL porber nob ME oor9efom>
nten. Sis 3ur ii0Iicben Nusmitn6ung 0eS
Sees tpar bic StraBe fir baS STAB geOffnet,
ntbt aber auf Der Strede Lungs bes Sees.
I'm II nit ieiner 0abung BON ettpa iiebeu
@entnern obne nmla0en bis gum 8erg>
tuirt6Sbauie SIT 9elan8en, tpagte elm 8ubrz
mann tiir3It3 fi6 nit leinem @ageu auf
Bic @tsoede unb gelangte AUDI obne beionz
6ere S6ptert9feiten ans 3tel, Wtttte
2tpriL nit einem pterlpdnnt9en ibperen
Subrtperf Iiber einen See Su fabren, biirfte
tpobl ieLten Dorfommen.
, 1893-05-18
Quf Ser B0rfe

lit @etsen matt unb bracbte I'M Sulitermin
735@743, i'm Septembertermtn 765@774.
Corn; Suit 42@423, september 400
1913
, 1893-05-18
g 4 t..

Mon66eQe Sommsrnadbt! 9ort iiber
ben tpogenoen 8er8esbduptern BELT Iib Ser
9tmmel, 8roBer uno l~eucbten6er mir6 Der
Scbetn, Oann ltet8t bas gaadbtgeitirn empor
, 1893-05-18
3 ii &c
SQinpis un0 Soma 0plt

Nbicagp & 9tnrtbtnc itern=Gtiembabn - Eifet
" Offices: goS. 206-208 @larf : StraBe. an Der
Satlen 9lpeuue Station unb ON 9epot SIDE Meas= uub
&in3ie=Str.
, 1893-05-18
8eriDnliheS.
0iIenbahn~ @aRrpRdne.

NbtcaGo, RoG Sstano & SactIczSabn. -
~ Yafa9ter=Stott0n Ban 8uren=Str. elm 9lod
tuolt0 pDm 8Darb Of Srooe. Sidet=Gffice: 1O4 GIorfftr.
, 1893-05-18
0nnnrtdt 1iute.

Sd9Glb nod 8tocine, Wttttuoufee, Gbebppeau, Wsanis
tDmoc, Burlington, Wfoniitee, 7 ubr @benbs.
2dglib nod @rano 9open, Musfeaou, 8rano gapIos,
'7:30 nbr NbenbS.
3pei MtaI rp09eutlib nab Green Bah, Mauiittoue
uuo lBop Yorts, ont 9ienftog unb Samitao nm I uhr
@benos. Seuntags ouseelomnlen. Ofiee uno 0ods:
2m CUB oer Wtiaisan alpe. lOaprpb
, 1893-05-18
abennblat DER autrnta stnnts- Bett rnes gnnaternae, 1s. glat 1898.

Safer: Suit 283@284, @eptember 263
@264.
S6tpetnefleiicb iteigenb; september
&c. 804@21.15.
S6n1al3: 10.90011.0 5.
Gtppen: 10.129M10.25.
, 1893-05-18
WiScomfin 0entraI.Ninien.

'SdgL tg6gL. ous9en, Sonnto9sI
x2dglid, ouSgeu. Sanltags. +@uSg. &bfobrt @nfuuft
Wonto9s. fAuSg. Sonnt. Il. Wtpnt. - --
ct. PauL WtnneapDlis uno 500 ga 7:15 M
Yocific @rpreB ................ 1045 81 1905 N1
N1blono, Srpufppns 1n0 : 500 0t 7l5 ID
Sulutb. x10;45 ~ 1905 Nf
Sou @Ioire @rpreB ..............+ 800 WEt 7:45 "
Moufeiba GrpreB ................ff 2:30 9lF 1890 81
, 1893-05-18
Council gruffs. Omaha. 9enper.

+l Gs5'O 3D.. So, =: S's @' 500 g. SO. tee ~ .i if;sS g. g.;
Nnfunft: 100 M, 1000 M, 1870 81, 1880 g.,
'6:45 81, '945 u.
Maufeiba s M~abifOn-abfobrt. 100 d., 1880 81,
1900 81, '5.00g&. Nufunft: '1OOOM., +130 N,st6.45
@6os.-S 69ltd. fSdslitb, auS9enpntmen SDnnta9s.
Eo9li9, Ntouta9s onS9enOHtraen. +S6glt6, Cams
tags ousQeuOmmen.
, 1893-05-18
Abfabrt 4ntnnft

@bicago unb 9}etp Orleans Slmiteo. IS 200 NlS GAS q
@bicogo uuO Mempbis ......... 200 9IS 6:45 81
Speeia1.. S 900 81 $40 81
Stem Orleans 51neasn9. $500. $50 mis- 1890 S
ct. Souls uno Seros GrpreB ...... 8:35 Wd' 7:2O u
9tem Orleans uuo Wterrpbis GrpreBIS 500 Ns 7:2O W1
&antafee uuo Bloomington Yafia=
9ler5u9 4:30 9HS 1910 W
n54g-.g.;~~~@E"F@"%~ 5 500 81 s5om
GOdforo, 9ubuque. Siour Gitp unbI
Siour JoaS Sbnel5ug. ~. S 100 Ns los 81
8pdforo, DUBUQUE, StOur @itD. 80. ia ll:35 Ns 700M
8odtpro Yafogier. ......-........ S $3.50 gNs 10000
@Ddforo & 5reeport 9aI1ooier. 525 gF. 1910 (
8Ddfpro & ~fSreepprt @rpreB. 1911 $50 Md....
9ubHque & 8pdipro GrpreB .............. l. 7:3O u
a Samlta9 gto9t nur big @aterlUo. S Sdglt9.
t2GQllb, an5QeM0mneH SountaQs.
, 1893-05-18
NbteasO y @afterm Suimots.@tiembabn.

Sidet=Gfices: 24 glarf=Str, aubitoriun1-9 oteL, uub
9oiiogier=Stotipu, 9eorborrt= unb Yolt=Str,
S3aglid. Sonuta9s ansgeu. Abfobrt. Intlnft
, 1893-05-18
0ei61ftS= Differentiation.

= II o~erfaufen: @ilt Saloon nit z l~n6blirten 3in1-
y merr. 9tdberes in Der Expedition Der Staats5eitlng.
18mi6t
, 1893-05-18

18mi6t
6. Ir 99netber! SIN gutter 8lab NIT Seaie lit
y &routbeit balber 5n oertaufen, l0fort.
17mi3t &breiie: A 8 Staats3ettung.
On O~ertoufen; 9feItauront unb 7 m6blirte 3irt=
~ mer nabe 9umbolbt Yarf, biaig; muB pegen &r6nt=
ltbfeIt pertaufeu. sol 80. 9tort6 Nne. 16mt5t
SIR 8u9bruder! Sin gut eingefibrtes Wo9en=
y blott nit polit0nbiger 8rltderei=Giiri1tung lit
neget anoerpeitl9er @eibQ1ts9ele9enbeit bes Gi9eItbu=
ners fir ben 6inlgeu YretS np1 $500 8u pertaufen.
Sell. Sfferten unter A 80 Staats5eitun9. l5mi6t
, 1893-05-18

N<tte= 2inie (Sbicaeu mno Grte GtIenbahu).
" SidetsSffices: 242 SIb 9larf-StroBe, 9earborHs
Station, 9olf=StroBe, Gde S5ourtb Ape.
Nbfabrt @nfunft
gteu gort, Bottom Il Ybilao. @T... x 7:45 Six 7:50 Ie
gtep Yort, Bolton 8eftlbule Sim. X 200 Six $50 u
Stna, Wtorion & Columbus ....... / 1870 Md+ SIS "
SomeStolpn & Buffalo Bet. Sim * 200 SILK $50 u
9{ortb SuOiDu Accommodation -. * 515 SILK $40 g(
Col, Samest. s. guff. 9urd. Or. TX 745 @lx ESQ 81
XS0nIidn. I NuSnPunmmPn &nnfrtnns
, 1893-05-18

Nbica9p, getItuamfee 6 at. 0auIGtIenbabn.
W St0ot=Sidet Office 2O7 GIart=Str.; telephone
2l9o Union RaIia9ier=Statiou; @aual, MobiiOus mo
@oams=Str.
, 1893-05-18

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY, co. : 3igs
perlaIen 9rauo @entral Station. Gde 5tb 4oeuue
So @{fr. MtOrosns, an sct I'M gpnntoSs. aDmmsn
OH mn $40 Ntnru. lnb 1920 9bos.. ousuen. @ountoas.
, 1893-05-18

Oeu 1uelIl DeC U(ONQ.
0urcb Didbtes @eitritpp, @eranfe BON
8ceren unb 9ati3en mtnbet iib Der 8fa6,
faum iicbtbar fir bos Qlu9e bes ltneinge@
tpeibten, tell 9inauf sur 60be be5 8tLftetnS,
nacbbem CT cine QBeile bart am 6lulie ourcb
Wetben fat Derbedt, ba6ingefiibrt bate.
9en iteilen 8faD binauf flimmt lcbpetgiam
ein Wtann, Sein @eitcbt lit 9ei6ipdr3t, in
Ser 6anb rlbt Die 8iicble. SEPT bleibt er
iteben. ST bltdt 6inab auf ben Meg, ben
er gefommeu. S9on man6mal ftei9t ct
ct bier berauf, 10 iauer tpie beute tits ibm
nod ME gepOr6en. Sa, Die ieltiamen Sc
banfen! Gr betreu3i9t itcb beftig. Scbtipft
ntbt ba mnten i'm S6atten beS 8erges
6urCb Bic m0ortge Q8ieie Elm Srrltbt?
Sab! Sin Srrlibt lit bod tetn @eiit
gtOd ME lit tbm elm iolcber be9egnet unb
Der ibwar8e Trib unb Die Mutter baben
gereOet, tDie furcbtiame @emiitber pObl
t6unI ST lit nibt furCbtian, netn, ME
furcbtiam g%etpeien. 0as MAI cine S6wdcbe,
Die III ben leBten 3agen iiber i'm gefommen.
Sort ban1it, er lit fetn &tnb. 8orpGrtS !!
Gr itiilpt ben SUIT, ben er abgenommell,
UNI Die ourcb ben be16mer1tcben 2luf1tieg
berporgepreBten S9nciBtropfen bon Der
Sttrn 81 pii6en, mteber ollf BEN &opf.
p8oripGrtS!" Ser SUP it0Bt on einen
fleinen Stein. @rft Iang1am, oann raidber
unD raiber bitpft er binab, iebt bon Ser
poriprtngenben &ante tpett i'm 8o9en nit
beuem &lati3 ms aufipribenOe 8aiier.
GOrtiesuu9 tOI0t)
, 1893-05-18
SferOe nno 8agen.


Suberfanfen: 8u99e uno SurreD in gutter
~ .0erfolnn9, biaig. q. s. 8pr 157 &oon6ole,
@opt Co., 81. Tar, botp
, 1893-05-18

2npertanfen: auseeaei9netes gueep=8fer0,
~ 5 Sabre olti %feblerfret. Wtan abreIIire: g. 8. 8or
49, &pouoale, Goof 60, Su. 7on, BAN
, 1893-05-18

JS 0rSNBV go 0sIT9guN- V5IVHoNyr Iu1
flee. Sroperie @itp, elf 8apibs. Gbarlebpir unb Ie.
tostep. abfa9rt bonn 6nBe Der y. @troBs an
@o9eatagen 1900 ~ 445:25 o.; td9lid, Ills ".
9topios. +Garlor Gar ua9 6ronO 9tapios. fS9laf.
naoen nad 9rano 8apioS uuo Mau8teQon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-07

CALLED Boy a "THIEF.n-Words
uttered by school teacher in Roches-
ter, n. Y, in moment of passion, has
produced awful results. The sting of
reproach was so deep that one person,
whose sensitive nature was touched,
has died, and another has lost her rea-
son. A short time ago Miss NJ. c.
Hoppe, teacher in public school there,
called George w. Parshall's son, aged
6 years, thief in the presence of the
other scholars The boys sister felt
the disgrace keenly, and the other
children taunted her with it. She was
taken i'll week ago with brain fever,
and yesterday she died. Her moth
er is ont of her mind in consequence Of
the ehild's death, and it is said she will
never recover. Mr.. Parshal! complain
ed to the Board of Education against
the teacher, but he was laughed at. 1t
was supposed he was making noun
tain out ola mole hill. Miss Hoppe,
who called the boy thief, is also pros
trated over the result of her ill-advised
words and the fearful result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-07
SCHOOL BOOKS & SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

The largest stock of new and secondhand
School Books ever offered at lowest prices.
We have never been undcrsold, for we buy in
the lowest market for cash and give our Gus
toners the benefit All our books are cover
ed with DYSON'S UNEXCELLED COVER,
which fits the book like glove and lasts
longer than any other made. They have
stood the test for six years. School Bags are
lower than ever. All makes from sc to 81.
States covered and plain, double and single,
from Sc to 30c. Composition Books, new
liae, /, 3, 4, s. 10, 10 and 25c. All We ask
is a look at our line, and you will be satisfied
that the little store CAN and DOES sell goods
low. S.F. DYSON & BRO. sos King ST.,
aug2S Next to the Opera House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-07
;Alexattilria 6agette,
pAILY And rR1.wEEkLY A1

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY AT
Gazette Building, $40 sS S12 Prince st.
Daily one year, So; six months So lone month
30 cents.
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three months 81.
All transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex-
ceed their space unless the excess is paid for
at transient rates, and under no circum-
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
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Marriage and death notices must be paid for
in advance.
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OF respect. resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless of public concern, will
only be printed in this paper as advertise
ments.
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Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, or
ders for the paper, news or any information
or business can be sent by telephone.
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ia. as secopd-class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-07

MARRIED His BROTHERS WIFE
Charles Patterson, former resident o.
Allegheny, Pa, was born ffty-seven
years ago. His parents are wealthy
and prominent socially. Charles, the
eldest of three sons of Samuel Patter-
son, was given every advantage and
acquired good education and business
attaiuments.
Charles married, twenty-nine years
ago, the daughter Of a prominent and
wealthy family of Meadville, Pa. To
the old home Charles brought his wife
and began his married life with his
widowed mother and brothers. He
then enlisted in the Union army and
went to the front. Charles had been
home from the war but short time
when trivial family dispute occurred
and he suddenly disappeared.
The family made every effort to To-
cate him, but without avail. His wife
remained with the family, constant to
her marriage vows. Mrs. Samuel Pat
terson died eight years ago, and the
valuable estate was divided between
Thomas and Fernando.
Thomas, who had admired the Wife's
constancy throughout her trying or
deal, loved her in silence. After a
lapse of twenty-five years and no It'd
ings of the missing husband, she sue
cumbed to the pleadings of Thomas
and became his wife just two years ago.
Thursday last Thanksgiving Day
their domestic happiness was disturbed
by tie appearance of the missing hus-
band. The divulgence was painful to
all interested, and after brief confer
ence with the wife Charles withdrew,
and although in the city his where
abouts and intentions are unknown.
Charles is now gray and bent with
wears. He has wandered over the en-
tire country. Fortune has not favored
him and he shows the bullets of priva-
tion and suffering.
Thomas Patterson is an official of the
Ohio Valley Gas Company.-Ne,c York
Herald.
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ByR. F. Knox, Auctionecr
TRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated October
1st, 1892, aud duly recorded in decd book
No 30, page 81, one Of the land records OF
the Corporation Court of the city of AleIan-
dria, Va, at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned, as trustee therein
named, will sell at public auction at twelve
o'clock m. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1893.
in front of the Royal street entrance to the
Market Building, Alexandria, Va, the follow
ing property; to wit:
All Of those TWO LOTS OF GROUND
with the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, situated on the east side of Patrick
street, between Duke and Wolfe streets, Alex
andria, Virginia, and bounded and described
as follows; viz
First. A LOT OF GROUND with FRAME
DWELLING thereon, known as No. 1856
south Patrick street, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the east side of Patrick street at
a point II feet 81 inche, north of Wolfe
street aud running thence north on Patrick
street 10 feet . inches to the centre of IN al
ley feet wide by 81 feet in length; thence
east along the centre of said alley 81 feet 81
inches to an alley 10 feet wide; thence south
along said alley Is feet 2 inches. and thence
west parallel to Wolfe street 81 feet 81 inches
to the beginning and
Second, A LOT OF GROUND with a
FRAME DWELLING thereon, known as 334
south Patrick street, adjoining the above de-
scribed premises on the north, and having
front of 10 feet inch on Patrick street and
extending back east with that width 81 feet
81 inches to q 10 feet alley.
Terms For cash as to so much as may be
necessary to defray the expenses Of sale and
to discharge the amount of money due upon
the note secured by said deed of trust, princi-
pal and interest. which amounts to about the
sum of 81, ,60S.75, and the residue, ,ifany, shall
be made payable at such time and secured in
such manner as the grantors in the said deed
of trust or assigns may direct.
THOMAS F. BURROUGHS,
novel Is Trustee.
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CHRISTMAS on Observation-Disclosures falls
on Monday this year. We have the authority
OF an old poetic philosopher for including this
fact among the signs of IL hard winter. The
document, according TO the London Times,
was unearthed in 1865 from the Harleian
manuscripts, No. 2252, folios 1884 in the
British Atuesum. it reads as follows;
If Christmas Day OF Monday he,
A great winter that year you'll see,
And full of winds both loud and shrill
But in summer, truth to tell,
High winds shall there be, and strong,
Full of tempests lasting long;
While battles they shall multiply,
And great plenty of beasts shall die.
They that be born that day, l ween,
They shall be strong each one and keen;
He shall be found that stealeth aught,
Tho thou be sick thou dieth not.
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The FATE OF A CHILD CAPTURED BY
INDIANs.-There is living in the valley
of the Cheyenne river, South Dakota, a
white woman 80 years of age, who
was taken captive in her infancy by the
Sioux Indians, and has ever since lived
among them.
In 1S49 a marauding band of Indians
wandering in the region of the south
ern boundary OF Wyoming discovered
an immigrant train OF about seventy
wagons. They attacked the immigrants,
drove them into gulch, and for two
DAYS poured into them q merciless fire
from the surrounding hills. At the end
of that time, seeing no signs of human
life in the train, they charged and found
that the defenders of the train were all
killed, and that the only survivors were
baby girl a few months old, a little
girl few years old, q young girl OF l6,
and three small boys.
The captured child grew UP among
the Indians. She never was inquired
for and no clue to her parentage has
ever been obtained. She had grown to
womanhood before she learned that she
was not an Indian. She married in
Indian fashion a Sioux named Ee /
Prairie Dog, and has raised large fam
ily. Some of her children are in the
government Indian schools at Pierre,
S. D., and Cheyenne River Agency.
She has little interest in her parentage,
and seems disincined to talk about it.
1t would take more than an ordinary
glance to see in her anything to distin-
guish her from the ord nary squaw.
Her complexion is brcnzed from ex-
posure, and her form bowed with the
drudgery of Indian camp life.