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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-04-08
The End Not Vet.

PARIS, Tex April 5-A battle at Ant
ers, or Fort Locke, is now considered in.
evltable Last night 40 men left Atoka to
Join the militia, and 40 followed them to
Join Locke. The militia are ut Goodland's
swearing they will bag Locke and all his
men. Locke Is at his fort ready for the
attack. jackson. the defeated candidate
of the national party for governor. ar
rived at Antlers this morning. Locke
had so men at the depot to escort him to
his fort. It is believed that fight will
rake place before the United States troops
can. reach Antlers
MARTIAL LAW RECOMMENDED.
WASHINGTON. April 5-Secretary
Smith today received telegram from
Indian Agent Bennett, in which be REC
ommeuds that the Choctaw nation be
placed under martial law. This, he be-
lieves, is the only way in which peace
can be maintained. Secretary Smith has
as yet taken no action on this recon-
mendation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
THE RISE IN PORK.

Tho present price Of pork. clualed only
twice M the past twenty years, il spri
Gus matter. Since the war each great
advance Ia pork has come, Gays the New
York sun, one or two years after short
crops. During the past eight years our
population has increased 100000, but
there has been no increase In the number
OF people engaged In raising hogs. IN
that time the corn area has expanded I'm
Kansas and Nebraska, but 1t has steadily
declined IN the other states. Comment,
ing upon the subject the sun saws.
Present high prices for swine result
logically from the cessation OF the in
crease of the corn area that occurred
about the middle Of the last decade and
are likely 10 continue with fluctuations
dependent for their range aud duration
upon an acreage yield Of corn upon an
area constantly diminishing relatively tn
population. even should such yields be-
always at the maximum; and such prices
are not likely TO be any lower 10y reason
Of the fact that the swine supply of tho
United Kingdom has declined more uhnn
% per cent within the past year Cheap
pork depends upon an increase Of The
number Of pig growers proportion1te 10
the increase Of population, and the in
crease of pig growers depends upon an
Increase of the number uf acres Of corn,
which seems To be impracticahle, or, at
least, wholly improbable, aud hns not
obtained during recent years. II Is true
that since 1885 additions have been made
To the number Of farms but almost wholly
IN that northwestern region where wheat
l. the one commercial staple aud whore
swine production hardly suilices for homo
needs. We may, aud probably shah con-
time To add 10 the number Of farms In
the northwest, but IN so doing shall add
only TO the wheat growers, aud IN The
towns and villages OF that region, 10 the
big eaters, just AZ. In the last eight years
there ha, been no appreciNhlc addition to
the number Of pig growers. although
there have, IN this period, been no less
than II 100000 added to the pig eaters;
and the result. the inevitable result, Is
seen u depleted, ascending prices de
rrca slug exports. and 'Ng addition 10
an ayerse balance 0i iult.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

iecliuE on the Wyoming ranres this fall
tllan for the past three years"
Texas Livestock lournas There has
been an unusual demand ~ Texas this
year for improved bulls Tcxas hr,nlcrs
n imnrovrd cattle tell us they have he,n
unable to IN orders this year while tvo
or ihrcc wears asn they. had to early p,cr
largr numbers ~ surplus stock faf lack
Of buyers This Increased demand fnr
pntc-hrcd bulls mcaus Texas Norkmcn
aud farmers are At last waking m 10 the
fact that they must breed hntlar class
Of cattle u shows also that there Is a
general feeling of returning confdoncc Ia
The future ot tho cattle industry.
One Of the grandcst sights VIZ have
Witnessed for q long time, and one that
would be spleudid to photograph and
send to some eastern states. was the long
string Of binders belonging 10 ]. NJ.
Myers, passing through town on Sanr.
day last ON their way 10 his immense
wheat fields. Their binders together with
camping outfits. trail wagons. etc, made
quite long string. MIR, Myers has about
1000 acres VI wheat, which at ten hpsh.
els TO the acre would make an immcns,
pile A few moro such men like MIR.
Myers ia the Panhandle would make il
hum.
The San Antonio Express says Of its
own market. The local wool market is
mystery. But Que commission man
mas made any sales thus far this season
and mo- official reports have been made
rs 10 prices. AR that S known h that the
largest warehouse IN the rity has been
practically sold ont. and hni two buyers
have oncratcl there. II l. runored that
Tie nrics ohtalucd are the lowest OBJ
tanned here for spring wool in a num.
her Of years Other warehouse mon d..
cline TO entertain the offers made by the
buyers, but whether they Will be nh,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

LIVESTOCK.
Comparison Of Prices With
Those of 1892.
BOTH CATTLE AND HOGS
S00" a Considerable Advance IN Prloes-sales
are Few but not Man, Concessions
are Madc-PsrOuals and
Minor Notes.
BOTH CATTLE AND HOGS

A year ago heavy hogs sold on the
chicago market at a top price Of
Sol2 IL. Yesterday the outside price
Tor the SAME class Of hogs was S7.oa ~
"A year ago the weeks receipt at that
market were l49,4O0, while this last
weeks receipts We're but 73,1OO. The
heavy decrease of supply explains the
heaSS increase IL prices.
This advance in price is looked upon
as A permanent one, TO some extent
Population is increasing In this country
aud abroad. The corn producing states
are pretty well settled, and there Is NOT
ii probability of a great increase in the
CON production Of the country, Hog
production depends upon corn. With an
increasing demand for pork and bacon,
the price must be maintained If the sup
ply does not advance faster, aud this
does not appear to be probability.
With good prices for hogs, Texas
farmers will he encouraged to go into the
business of raising them, and insure a
home supply for the Fort Worth pack
cry, which in turn will create and keep
up market for the hog raiscrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
MOVIES ~ rNRsoNALs.

r-.,,r an e,t.psivp
'Nohvl 49, ~ Wirhitn RAILS
farmer anu mcFchAhl ol vienna '''''
Is in the city.
Colonel Jesse Prcsnall o Representa-,
I'VE [ N!n N hse9 ~ ''''' "
-. 80 Do,,t,r IL nn-
Milton ShucNlA"rr VI 1t,,,.,,i y,
other cliilclnah VINO - "'J"'''" "
The livestock center -, =
says. his cntlle M leAas p"n au ~ y
dllh el liir,,'Ii, ,,J oyer ib e outlook.
no. ie'HhE p'" wv ''
j. J.; Alilnsloh ]" a,, All ti,n,,
Fort Worm nnpie''' nj H., i,,sjna,s
cattleman, anu Is sun III Wv
Mr. Half Of San Antonio VINO Is one
Of the largest cattle owners "a ihe tlajie,
is staying in Fort Worth MI iiin
Colonel Jim Harris, the Long S,yca-
more Of the Wabash railroad, wv loD ,s
after the lNcsiore ln'eI'a'a Va 'N"' 'N'N'
is a recent arrival
Kinney county has plenty OF stock.hny-
ora villa are Offering 81, 10 and SIS Tor
ono.s tuo's and tliree's. but are not se-
ci,rin,, many al those hgars.
49,. d.,
Itd lleaFh "i t.AhaHHI gi
down from trlP uP ,nv NJ, y IN Xxx p a'
says nlI tne H Iita nov ,Jonli do 10 ship.
ii'"''' '''| ''N
W. r. HHrmison OF In.nu Mas ~ VIZ
city yesterday aud says lho Nhret unn
crops IN his part OF Denton eYunG ~
good lie has made about lNeng nuiu'''
20 the acre. His oats VIII no rs "'hI
a. - p,u,.,a IL aiming thp visiting
VI ~ HIT nam SIN Angelo, where
,aUleiuv'i ~ h,sj md also a bank. He
ne lns a i'asn 'r,I ,hor,s-tltat cattle nre
m good order. hut Says Jew oil lh'in arr
going to market.
Many sto'knen WI fli.- ma vlil
sorghum rus !sal ~ ~ N II h nnly
get the nest OF iWn,, ante a. purh
cared Tor ~ VIII ~" INK vbsf Il Iof.
fodder as hrlh NJ; and, M tbs
MAKE N more hn' 1a-a,,tb ts,trr than
crop WIZ slanl .,,e,.e.Js where tbe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
cURTAILING THE RANGE TERRI.
TORY.

In the work Of curtaillne the range ter
ritory. the sale of the Cherokee strip
aud other reserved Indian lands has an
important part Several millions Of rich
grazing lands are withdrawn from the
use to which they have been put since
the range industry began to assume i'm
portAncc. The thousands of Texas cat.
lie that We're shipped to the strip and
pasturcd must look for other grazing
grounds.
The effect of Withdrawing this. land
from the ranchman's use must be 70
compel him 10 seek elsewhere for tile
room that he needs. But as there Is
nowhere else TO 20, he has but one thing
To do. and that is to cut down the size
Of his herds lie must sell OIL some
cattle. This still further diminishes the
supply. aud hastems the time when me
country will awake to the knowledge
that there are not enough cattle 10 make
beef for the beef eaters,
In years to come the lands Of the
Cherokee strip Will sustain great many
more cattle than they now do, or ever
Lave done. but that time Is not near
The settlers must begin Ia get their
farms ia self.supportiug condition be
fore they can 60 TO stock raising. Inc
lands m.st first bc cleared, fenced, pui
In cultivation, aud surplus OF iced
nroduced. That takes time; while we are
waiting for that time the cattleigan -
guing to have q harvest IN tue rise u
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
GREFNWALL ON CROPS.
The President Of Tho rhsaltlcal Exchange
Talks Well Tor Texas.


Inc Dramatic Mirror OF New York has
| Nr iuloWlhGi
iienty ,Grccnwall president OF the
Nlut!l!Rh Theatrical exchange returned
on nIay, night 'front.' lrNas, whore ho
uNns ana HirCcis valuable theatrical
property NAd MT drcchwah 10 Mir-
rot Exporter;
,,., ! eA44,, has never heru In better con
nlUoh' Tier crops aiu the largest she has
ever mat Everybody is ilnsh While
th'r1 ! bought ihr controlling Interest ln
XVI l'Auhs opera mouse, valued at $780,
Vn
lhe siaie T. not the least panic
slrl'Nrh. NV prlgans Is exceedingly
pro'perons, The banks arr loaded with
money lhe outlook is bWltcr than u
was last season aud we Know 10 was
good enough thrn, Not q company Of
amy account lhat was therc last season
lost money aud they VIII ah return.
"'Ihe American exchange has closed
q deal with Thomas q, Seuhroole by
which u viii take him at Louisville and
carry him TO NnshNile. Memrhi7. New
Orleans. and the principal elites On Texas,
and return him and bis campuuy OF
iAty-hNe in 81 Louis III q month Ihia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

p McHugh sold his ranch SIX m ,his
north OF Sonora aud 1000 stock sne,P' s,n
week 10 March Bros oil San +,I ha about
Sonora. CONSIDERATION H'''
$4,000. ~, r,,orts the
wv wv o. Edwards of Edwards c9u ill,;,
son 10 II d. Newell Of Sonora Cog NUT u,
so,u St S2.i5 head; J. NJ I aH. 10 1'
s Sn9,e,, u III sonora bought from Il; P.ihw'
III ~ NJ sonora bought from 4. !, Jaw W,
smn Of Edwards county .4OO may ~,
mnttons. at S2.i2 IL Il. Mayer q CioVit
Of sonora bought from ! lahh 81 "a
Of I<imble county 2lVo sne'p sonora
= h' i', era,n 4. q. Burbank OF MehAru
c oou 100 muttons, at Sl'vu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

~, cost 50 much to keep nor SO mucl,
n'oet l9 care for. The chief care with
nrsrhng SOW after she gets her
INV Y Is not To let her get too fat. She
,t, nave an enormous appetite. but
Ing her young. with liz coarscSt fs,i
o ~ milk IL good. hnt'not TOO much
~ M, ~ NNh This mix hran or fine mid.
M'nN aud then let tho hulk OF thu fecil
-" lool. boots. or mauclc In winter and.
T. run IN the apple orchard or clover lot
~ summer II allowed TO run Nv pas.
i iure one or iwo SEASONS old snws hecatnn
u,eehF, breaking through fences and
hales', and going whee they please.
i ius' Is Tie fault for which most OF them
nave TO be fattencd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

"A snw that Is a good breeder s1o W.
~ tenf for several years, Or 9nlil at
sorms some bad habits, % which uAl .',.o
80 md eating her young az. W. Ky
M, rive he most trouble nfn MN
mn wv. sc,s ber nm growth her inter VIZ Nv
~ oN i,-..,r. healthier and more wy ~
~ s Y, ,sithout single tiluian- IN rs
e ~. iir,cr especially. If the SOW
~. Ma there Wi be two anii .pl
y i rs many as three pges lna. ~.
e;ther dead at bIrih, or ore ,i.Isg
si1ed that they nFr not wYssn Two
3 or 4-year-oh SOW iaii9 ,f,..e give
iitters IL pigs yfaF. wv M. and
~ . nroiiE than me A'si-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

Cldrc. To. June 10 lspeclnL The
n,iri annual closing rScrciA's u
m" Ciiico NJ. md T.. institute
brpnn Mplnesdny evening at $50.
wpll selected program WIS
rendered IN manner highly rrcdiiable
40 nn participants Thursday was pat
ron's ais and a large audience was In at
tendance. Dinner being spread on me
tbSir benrt's delight. Promptly m $50
n m. another finely arranged program
II aLont Two hnurs was Dispensed, Win
y sbort tails by prNs HnEgard and
win Everybody wont home with q
light henri and wisline the NJ. and y.
institute a bright aud prosperous future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

Hereafter a uniform price Of 10 cents
a line viii be- charged for obituaries
and resolutions Of respect printed ia The
Gaaett.. seven words 10 the line.
'Ihe cash must accompany Urdnrs for
an such nuiices. ,..,......
March l., 1888.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

Tho Missouri, Kansas md TeSos ran.
way has now on sails round trip tickets
from all Texas points 10 ~ Louis. CHI.
cago. Kansas City and Hannibal. a.
greatly reduced rHtcs. klnlo bring good
lie nuiy line running through Shoppers
FROM rc2as puiuis to Chicago, anu tLese
WORLD RrNOwSED WAGNER
PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
The best on earth.
All parties Wishing 70 attend tile
Worlds Columbian exposition wil save
money aud time By purchasing iheir
tickets over his route; For further ill.,
formation call Oh 90 ndlfcsa
81 MMOY. City Ticket Agent,
Corner Fourth ana Houston etrreis,
Tort Worth Ter, Or
il. l., llushea, o. T.. & u. A. Deuison,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
HEALTH AID pfEAsuHE M
SORTS

when arrnn-inr your TIP Tor tho sum
nlef 10 Nh fir1ti tie iilinh iinfiufa
finions heath ant licl1urQ rfsoria
Dpnref. inrllo. splpfuG,e, Syf'nFs' alan,
sca of America, aed naug pibff PLACES.
an fnily dsscrsb.i n our snm1nerlan4.'
ser, irr- on aprllrplln1- \, =. D4fls,
ells s.cAll aseui, ~ A-'t ..rasf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

II von want au nrieslau wen 1nilel
TO any drpih ir0m one ilouEand % iliIae
thousand foot. thc Ianh4plr Machiir
INV ana Impfufrincnt company. roruer
fk.st ADD Ttr1fknouon flfefis sfii take
eduiraci 10 fut Il down for bdii0il ~
rres Ia the shortest Possible uine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
DO YOU WANT A HOME?
lfso, you can secure one'at
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS

You can have built Just such residence as
you want and pay for same in monthly install
ments in amounts equal to ordinary rent This
company will only offer these liberal terms for
a limited time All who wish to secure for
themselves pleasant homes and avoid throwing
away money for rent should call at our office
and obtain full particulars
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS has all the CON
veniences OF the city, Independent waterworks,
electric light plant and the best equipped cleo
trio railway in Texas. 1t is $50 feet above
Fort WORTH where the heat of the summer is
always tempered by cool breezes, and is most
delightful place ofresidence. BY residing there
city taxes will be avoided BY awaiting your
self of this opportunity you can own your home
and save the money paid for rent
1t is of the utmost Importance that every
citizen should be his own landlord
THE CHAMBERLAIN INVESTMENT CO.,
Corner Fourth and Rusk SITS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
Tln QUEEN on Guns.

Creole Female Tonic n certain and
surely remedy. II cures ull forms 0f Dr.
rcgnlhrlilvs. 4 f. iunlc particularly do
cure,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

1'eeafh .ar1lAes. bonece IN tomato.
.iaoAf1 aud irnilied 20 belle9't-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

cfa,.,d snatl. seliri fihriJs ani Join
20 ly wreihs afe arw brooches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

we don't eugy llir alligator although
he ha- o rreit snap ielialrl Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

For Il clear head aud steady nerves
Take Hrumo Scltzer iriul battle 10 ris'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

A long ohlang hsski holding seaiipp
.hslls 4 = new silver piu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

Tie following persona are authorized
to collect Tor ne On Gazette subsefip
tlou, commencing May Il
q. j. Buck. 4l.i.i
u. IL Bradford ts3..-i.i4l 5
Bob Moore ihAE LA -.
liusi Chapman. itf434s.I
Earuest Glenn. ieflfrf lHtt
Willie Walker
NYm. haiFl. >. e,,pt.,,,,,
CITY Cirenlat0r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

p,os,snis tTed.Afc Will cure amy Kind q
n,',isebe- NERVOUS bilious or nrurulelc u
V,lii do II Ia nftcen minutes II won't ciue
anythifg else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

A Baptist minister IN Atchison spends
his SPAR hours Ia killing English spar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

uave Won sAn Ellis aud Kelncr ia
thoir new qunrtcrf They are happy
and doing well 81 looks mean anything
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

~. Tars' believe ona' women haze 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

European railroads stretch i1a.csS
miles
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-18
@pu ct. 9ouis ma9 Saetu 9prf.

Ser ausge3ei9nete gilenbabmamgz
9ienft BON St. Souls iber bic Wanz
balia unb penniplnania 2inie na9
philadelphia, Baltimore, Mafbimgton
unb Stem Oorf aiebt bic Mufmerffam=
felt bes reiienben publitnms i'm Wez
ften INNER mebr auf f9. Siefe 2inien
f9leiten NIT Der 3eit boran unb fiibren
geu6bnli6 auerf aqe Neuerunsen be-
aiigli6 Der Sag Waggons, pullman
S6laf= unb 9ininss@ars, pel9e baau
angetban finb. bic 8equemli1feit unb
Si6erbeit bes reiienben publitums 3u
erb6ben, ein.
9ieie politif be5iisli9 ibrer 8ers
tpaltung ma6t cine &eiie iiber bic
penniplpania 8abn pia ct. Qouis be-
fonbers tpiini6ensmertb unb amaiebenb.
Gin 8eriu6 tuirb ben 3eiienben bapom
iiberaeugen, baB er feinen Srrtbum be-
ging unb baB bies in Der Shat Der eins
aige ri6tige Weg 1T, INN mad bent
Often gu geben.
Wenbet gub i9riftli1 an 3. M.
6 beSbrougb, Niffent General
paifagiersNgent, st. 2ouis, Mo.,
um eine aarte nebft 8ei6reibuns, bic
iebr biel uertbbolle Snformation ents
bdlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-18

ber feline pfi6t gesen bic Seinisea
tpie 9egen feline Mitbiirger treu gu er<
fiillen fu6te unb mo- er es bermodte,
gum @oble unb 5ur Jreu5e berielben
mad ardften serne beitrug. gs mar
iein Wuni6, nit feinen Mfitbiirsern
bas 5Oidbrige Smbildum unierer @tabt,
in 1895 feiern su biirfen, aber bies
NOR ibm, benz lebten Der Dieeprdibens
ten Der rs. Sabresfeier, midi berg6nnt.
Nur einaelne ieiner S9idfalsgefdbrten
BON 1845 tparen bel benz groBen Sc,
fOlge nod segenmdrtis, bur6 mel6es
ibm feline Mitbiirger unb Greunbe bic
lebte gbre ertpieien, nnb an ieinem
@rabe fang ibm ber Mdaner9or bas
S6lummerlieb, tpie er es 10 oft ben
ibm borausgegangenen Sdngerbri.
bern getban unb 6err paftor 9. q.
&nus f6ilbette In treffli6er &ebe ben
2ebenslauf be8 8erbli1enen. gbre
feinem Mnbenten unb Grieben benz
8saenbeten! $. g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-18
Neu= BraunfeIs q,

0euz BraunfeIs. (3eis
tung). t Carl Griebri6 Wilbelm
9DeBel murbe au &lofer @alfenrieb
am 9ara am Is. Nopember 1928 ges
boren. Sn Der alten 9eim,atb lernte
er na6 Oollenbeten S9uliabrem bas
S9lofers 9anbperf. Sm September
1874 eatf6loB er ii6, mad Der &epubz
lit 5eras aus5umanbern, no er am 1.
December auf benz 99iffe 6errf9el
aIs elmer ber @migranten bes Nereins
gum S6ube beutf9er @impanberer in
Seras, in @alpefou Ianbete. Na9
ga Waea bef6rbert, tpurbe er elmer
bonn prinaen Carl gu Solmss8rauns
felS gum S6uBe Der ginmanberer &C.
bilbeten &ompagnie augetbeilt unb
fam als FOLDER bierber In bieie bonn
Wereine gegriinbete @oloaie Neu
8raunfels, in ipel9er er fi9 in 1845
als elmer Der erfen @nliebler als 8h9z
feni6mieb bleibenb nieberlieB. Sier
mar es aud, mo er i'm Sabre 1848
bic Giebe ieiner ibm big au feinem
Sobe in 2eib unb Sreub getrenen @ats
tin Nnna Gbriaine Marie @6aubO6e,
9epann, unb nit ibr felt benz 5. Nos
pember 1S45 in aufriebener gbe gliidz
lid gelebt bat. 9lus bieier Gbe entz
fprofen feben &inber elm @obn uub
feds S69ter. 9rei bon bieien purs
ben ibnen bur9 ben Sob in aarter
&inbbeit tuieber entrifen; bon ben
anberen 4 iinb brei berbeiratbet, umb
gliidli9e @ltern bon II Sinbern, 5
Sungen unb Z Mdb6en. Ia6 tur3er
unterbre6ung bon eilligen Sabren,
uel6e er nit ieiner 6amilie anf Der
Jarm berlebt bate, 5og er auf ben al
ten plab in Der Stabt aurid unb
pobnte auf bemielben nnunterbrofen,
bis er am Is. Mai b. s. 20 Wlinuten
Dor 3pei lbr Na6mittags bnr6 einen
lanften Sob, bon Der l9mer3baften
aranfbeit erl6ft ipurbe, an Der er felt
benz Iusgange lebten Sabres i6mer
bate leiben miifien. 0tit Mannes>
mutb unb @rgebung bat er bas iiber
ibn perbdngte S6idial ertragen unb
banfbar bic ibni ertpieiene unermiibe
li6e pflege unb tbeilnebmenbe Stir
forge ieiner Satin unb &inber anerz
fannt unb li9 berielben erfreut bis su
ieinem lebten Nugenblide. gr mar
elm einfa6er, i6li6ter 8iirgersmann,
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