davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

THE bulletin board in front of the
transportation Office has been the sub.
ject of much interest to the enthusiasts
OF the yacht races between the Vigi.
liant and Valkyrie. They were much
elated when they found that the Vigi-
liant had won both the races.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Autumn tints are blooming on the
trees.
HAVE you put up your stove and
wrestled with joining the pipe?
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

SHERIFF Alfred c. Dunn sold at
the Delaware House, on Saturday last
the property of Sara A. Boyer, situated
on Lincoln street, of this town. and
was purchased by the Smyrna Build
ing and Loan Association.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

The window of L. o. Walters lew.
elry store has been artisticallv AZ
played with jewelry and makes a verv
aItractive a., show from the street. Mr.,
waller is getting in, little by little his
holiday goods, and by the time the
ousy season season sets in he will
nave as fine a line as you can get anv.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

J. H. Hodecker's canning factory
closes down at the end of this week
Their business this season has been far
ahead of last, having used up all the
cans that they manufactured them.
selves and about car load which thev
imported from elsewhere. Tbev have
packed over $4,000 cases this season
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

Auction sale, Commerce street, near
5ne post office, commencing Wednes-
cay, oct; llth, consisting of solid gold
hlied gold and silver cases. watches
with fine American movements
Handsome eight day mantle clocks
bronze ornaments. silver plated ware
table and pocket cutlery. fancy goods
&C. All to be sold to the highest bid.
der without reserve, aDd warranted "a
represented. Sale to continue untiI
the entire stock is sold. z '''
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

The electric light plant building has
0een begun and the contractor Geo. w
Taylor is making rapid progress to-
ward its completion. The poles are
here and have been distributed to their
proper places. -
PROF. SHRECK, of Baltimore former
ly an NJ. e. minister, has organized
singing class at Cheswold to meet Fri.
day night of each week. G. Garrison
and 1. ID. Garrison left this morning
for the Worlds Fair.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

HUNTING's circus, which came here
last wednesday, had truly a bad dav,
notwithstanding this there some peo.
Pie VINO would walk miles in drench-
ing ram to see wild animals and the
olg buffalo, or the woman walk the
tght rope" The attendance in the
afternoon was rather slim, but showed
up better at night. Those who went
speak OF it in good terms. The order
during the day was excellent.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11
no. 23SI.
p Pr OF The CoHnIrIou

as.-'a III ,r'.I ~ BANK OF SNYbNygh
.t'--. October %. I-y3 nv @t the close
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

IHE preaching at Smyrna Landing
curing the protraCted meetings on the
Circuit, will be changed from the night
TO o'clock in the afternoon of each
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

WE are told that there is no politics
in heaven. If this is SO it would he q
very dull place for some people we are
acquainted with, should they finally
succeed in getting there.
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

A special meeting of the Ladies'
benevolent Society will be held to.
morrow Thursday evening, after
prayer meeting, at the home of Mrs
Lydia Mcdowell. SEcRETApv
Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

The canning factories have about
closed their busy season. TomatosS
have been abundant and plentiful ard
our two canning factories have been
Kept on the rush all the time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
ttnruben auf einer Snotaters
Heiernatlptt.

ct. Yaul, Wiuu., l3. SUM. - @roBe
Iufreguns berridt uuter Den SuOtanern aut
Der Seed 9ate ReeruatlOu IN Diinnelota,
neil 0r. S. u. Balfer, Der ArSt Der &eiers
patton, surdlllg eiueu SHOlaHer erlUOB. Die
Hotbhdute orobeu NIT Jtadbe, tuoeiieu bat
be SeaorOe energite &OrfidtsmaBregeIu
5ur Serhiituug bon JiubeitOrun9en prOmpt
getroffen.
(SpQt.r.) - Die SuOiuusr iOuen cine
bo11t Orohsuoe 6altuu9 eugenommen unO
oen Or. lSalfer gum @elaHgenen gema1t
babeu. @tne @ompaguIe oe5 3. SunoeS-
Sufaut.rie jiegimeut5 aiug beute AbenO
uuu bier uadl Oem SduupIaPe ab. lSle per-
lautet, erldoB Or. 2Salter elnen lungen Sns
oiauer Surduis aut Der SagO, NIB man tlird'
tet, oa6 ibI ole JtOtbbdute, rpeIde Su CHIP
pema- Stamm geh0reu uuO Iehr raflifltl9
iiuo, Der ltS 9et0Otet uno lfalplrt labeu.
Die Snolauer iiuo 400 oil Der 3abI uno
babeu Der 0lesleruns i9On Ul:l lHsema9
hPrpifPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15

8ai.buII.-9ie 8altimorer erhlelten
eeitern abermals cine gepfeffeyte gheoers
laae SelteHs beS @leoelauoer Clubs. 0te
Score" mar, nie folgt =: Baltimore 2,
@leuelaub 8. Die auoereu Splele ergaben
tol9enoes 6elultat: Bottom 8, 8ttSbur9 3;
Nems9or 13, 2ouiSulue 6; Srootlpu l,
Cincinnati 8; gSaihtu9ton 6, @hca9o 10;
Ybllatelpbia 10, ct. goulS 5.
Die SorbereituH9en fir pie
3 fer @rfurl ion Der y l.
m on ;" tpeldle aln HGGiteH Sonnta9
perarItaltet ipiro, purben III Der gefern
Nbeuo abgebultenen Slsuna oes Serelns
beeuoet uno oa bas aus ben PIP. y. SrauB,
y. Sbomas, Iug. ROoer, ". ytttlepner
uuo s. s. gSeber beitebenoe Gomlte Die
arrangements uui bas Seite getrofen bat,
10 itebeu alien Sbeiluehmern al eer Sahrt
genuBrelde StuHoeu III AISrdlI.
Inter 2eituu9 oes 3irlgeuten Erot. Stus
mann muroen Die SIeoer: Vitlue gSaiiers
role" uou Abt, pbas SittleIn" pon Suuo,
iorpie Der BON Brof. SiHmaEn compoHlrte
SGuqeripru9 Der v6armone" uuo oas
pmuittaIiihe 9ot" aus Der 6eittantate pon
@en.e geiibt.
Nufuahme fanoeu Spet palfoe Nfit9lie'
Der. Sei6loiieu muroe terner, oa oas 9Sets
ter am lsBten Sonutag Der pbotograpbll4eH
Aufnabme oe8 9ruppeubtloe8 OeS SeretuS
iiir bas 40. StlttunsSfeit un9iinitl9 mar,
AM Sounta9, ben 25. SUM, nod eInmal
elm Bib uuiuebmen ;u laieu.
Der r9er m nj a. s Hrnpere l n"
bat betauntIih beiflofen, an bem groBen
ron benz pSaltimorer SdugerbunO" am &c.
b. 0tts. I'M rS6iieeu. Yart" Su ueranital=
tenbeu SoIf8feit It 3n bethelIiQen. Hno
iuiro er bel oleier @eIegenhelt ell Shaus
turneu peraultalten. Sir bafelbe iino 9es
ratbeturneu, Stabiibuugeu, SoltSturuen
unO Ypramioeubau i'll Iusiid)t genOmmeu.
Siir baS SuuoeSsGurnfeit miro audi MI
ter 2eitung oes SurnIebrers Sarl Sooeus
burg nader geiibt. Die BON bier Su ent'
ieu6eno. Jti.ge piro iit an benz Seretnss
8ettturueu, beitebeu6 aus Stabiibunaen,
Surueu an einem frelgepdhlteu Ser1tb uno
9reiipruug betbelli9en, beSgleifeu anb on
ben OtaiIen. StabiibuHgen theilnebmeu.
4u oen Otaheu 9antelibun9en Der
lltersrie9e, Der rSGreu," iowle on oem
Oiaiien. Seuleuihmiugen fiir Die 3o9lln9e
Der 9ameuTlaijeu ruerben iId Die Saltlmos
rer nldJt betbelligeu; oablHgeaen mtro Der
elne ooer auOere Der Surner Oil benz 9ln6el'
2Settturuen tbeilnehmen.
Ser 8oritauo oes p9ermania Surnoerz
ems" hat in ieiner geitern 9lbeuo abgebaltes
uen Sibung Die Ginla0ung oes &urnpereHS
,SormartS" sur SbetlHabme al oeiien am
ndd]iteu Souutag III vSalrg @roue" HIATT
finoenoer SornartSsSWmes an9eHommen.
-Aunabme fauo aut elne GInlaouna Der
pSatimorsr SGngerruuoe" ;u oereu IuS'
fluq na6 pWaluuts 9roue."
Son Der YuuoeSteit Sehdroe mas Elm
S6reiben SetreffS Der @inquartieruHa ems
a.lauteu. Sooaun wuroen nod meltere
Torbereituugsu fir ben Iusau9 oeS Ser
eirs uad, Auous Seadh gerOfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
sommer.elms iiues,Staete

uad aqeu uDrollhen uuo orldleu ( onlmera
frliheu am 0teeres., Seeufer une i'm Se.
birae, nod Jeer.Yart Hnb 9alIaHo, ben
Siraiuler @eiuubbruunen, TIa3ara=6aqS,
ten 2urap'er 60bleu, @ettpsburs ub nab
alien anoeren Bunften, mo DIE @eluuoheIt
unp 8ersuiieeu SudenoeH fid suammen
fiuoeu, iluo lebt in allen Slllets8iireaur
Der ySaltimore>Sb bio. .Babu" 3u beoeuteno
herabgeietteu Staten 3u babeu. 2ieie Bill
Iete merpeu pom /. SUM- bls gum SO. Seps
temper pertauft uub blelbeu sur 8iidtebr
bis gum 81. Sftober giiltis. gbe Sic Sbre
9toute ooer ben @rboluu9sort ausmableH,
,leben Gle bas CONNER usIlugsb sbu9
Der Baltimore Ohio Sabu" su Ratbs,
in pel9em bic fiirSefeu Routen uno
niebrigiteu Staten auf Der npmalerlihen
Baltimore Ohio Sabn" na6 alien
Sommerfriihen BON Yuntteu an 9es
nannter 8abn 0itlit pom Ohio nit oelen
tiuilerlidIeu abbilounaen Gnseseben iiuo.
0iees Sud, III bel perloulidem Aniudeu
Don Silet A9euteu Der u8altimore.S bios
8abuseielihait" iu betomlnen, ODER man
lam es ii9 per 8Oft suidlden laiisn, menu
man Tameu uno gSohnuu9 uuter Belle
auua BON 10 Gents in Yoiinlarteu CHARLES
:. ScuQ, 9eneral. BaiiagIer-A Asenten, Bal,
timore, Vio., ulittbelIt. Q4O,4, 4,5O-1,5
R@- Su Der beliebteH 6elnri4 S9leser.
ideu vSrhe frton- Sale saitirt
biei. 9B o dl { bic Otto SID IT, d. e
Sprolers 9eieIli9aft aus oem 3il-
lerthale, weld]e bier bereitS nabmh hafte Sriz
unphe sefeiert uuo Ourh tiidtige Srdfte
peritdrft woroeH iff. Die YOrtrdse uOu 5g'
roleru sutsIdeu oem 60r.r aueselt purh ben
ibnen iuuerpobneubeu eigeneu 8ei;, uno
meun cine 10 trefftde Sruppe, rpie bic
Ntht'I6e, auftritt, miro oem Auditorium
nm 10 b0berer Geuub gebOteu. Die @On'
ierte finoeu alabeuollt ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
Hd6te Iett,e S6meftcr.

9iialia, Sal, IA. Suni.-8m.
Mattbeps, Ea9tclerf i'm rSiialiaz!S Sos
TEL" wuroe beute frib BON Bm. aS.
mus bura tinf StepOlueridHiie getOotet.
Wfuttbeps mar Dor einiger .3eit mesen
zines uniittli6en gln9riff5 aui eine flelne
Sdmeiter BON Ismus perbaftet, iebo9
aus Ntunsel an Seweiien mieber entz
laiien porben. ST mar 26 Sabre alt,
aus auitrulien sebirtis uno elm betanns
ter 6au1tt1mpfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
germt5d,tee bonn brfti,d,.u SuteIretd,.

Qouoon, 13. Sunt. - 2aS unterhaus
paiilrte beute Ole brittle SIuuiel OeS eriten
abi6nittes Der pSome=8uIe."Sta. Die
Debate iber tiele 8lauiel mar ieit rem 80.
Wai i'm Gause.
0i, irii9en Nit9leOer oes BarlameutS
pberriefen i'll elmer 6rattiOnSittuug nit 33
geQen 81 Slmmeu bic Teolutlon, weldle
ShomaS Serton 3u benz @nti1Ius gebrad)t
bate, aus Dem YarIamente ausSuldeloeu.
Sertou bletbt in 6Olse 0eiien o.m ParIa'
ment erbalten.
Die &ommiitou, rpefd1e sur @rfOriduu9
Der uriateu, Die sur @utpertbuns oes Sil'
bers IN Suoleu fibrttH, eluseest luuroe,
empfi.blt in Oem Ieet uuterbrtiteten SerI6t
bic @initsaung Der Silberpr6suug fir Brl'
uatrehHung. QOre 5eriheu, Der jeelgc
gOrO. O.@rOBtan;Ier, funqirte Gls GOriteeHber
her Sommilflou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
2lIS Setd)e aefttnoett.

@bicagO, IA. Suni. - Der pers
miBte Santier 9tuoolpb Sdaffner wnroe
beute, feds Oieilen nOrolt9 pom bier,
ais 2ei9e i'm Gee, nabe oem ufer, sez
fnnben. Die ueberrelte puren bereits
fart perreit. Otebrere in Der Sai4e
befinOlide @sidaftstarten uno cine lbr,
iuelde ieinen gtumen trast, fiibrten su
leiner SOentifisiruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
Gin Yojfmetffer peromftet.

Gong Sran d., us, IA. Sunl.
- Gbas. 9. 9SOouep, ieit brei Sabren
Bofmeiiter bon Song 8raud @ttD, lit
lett Qeitern Iben6 peri6punben, uno
elm 0efi3it bon $2OSO iltin ieinen 9te9a
nuneen entOedt porben. Seine Surz
gen finb fir ben Setras baftbar. 8ool>
leD fiibrte Die @eid)afte bes Boifamtes
oui iebr nadldIlise @eiie, tpOburd cine
unteriu3uns peranlaBt puroe unb oaS
0efislt ans 2idt fam. Srau BooleD
bat fi9 erboten, bas 0ef3it aus ibrem
perI0nlidlen Giaenthum III bedeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
9rdffDent Sarmot's RranfBeit.

8aris, Is. Suni. - 0aS Seruoen oeS
YrGiioenten @arnot. wslter nit elnem 2es
berleiOeu bsbaftst if, bat fidl beate nltt
geb,iiert. Die IerSte befteben oarauf, oaB
Der Baneut ale amtStbatigteit elHiteaen
uuo fi9 aui ldngere 3eit uOlitdnoige Ruhe
aounen ioa. Der Yrditoeut wlro ibren
6atb befolsen uuD fd Oemnadlft mad Son.
taluebleau beaebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15

e. & g. SoneS & Comp,
Nr. 1, Storos4apitrabe.
cine Ghiire bon SaltimoresStrGse.
@idtia far SauSfraueu!
Teatten,. ..........IS ISatfen, ............ Rettens
28eiBe eemufterte Samafts Dfatten
su bem obne Geiten baehtnoen nteorlstn Breiit nsn
10 GcntS uue bober.
20 Gfs., rs Gts., So Gts., 40 GtS.
Qprtte - ptc LIN OLEUM 81 orfteppt&s
Sy4 bis 1914, SO 0entS nno bobsr.
9eppide,. Sepptdle, Seopt4S
feosS Ysuffer. ieoe GuaIttat
lu eiuem NbSdaIaae oou rs DrcSent
Don S.rbfpreiitn.
SenitersgtonIeanr. Hsnner'Roulsanr,
fertiee iorpohl, fpie ouf BtffeluHe 9erate btlts-
NIB. Geppite fpero,n aufseuommeE. sereiHst,
aufbepobrt ober pieoer seIesti fur Guib,DaPruns
ooer aifeturaub teine 9tblbr.
GaS aIte superIdffiee 9eppidIs8eidlatt
4. & q. Souss 0oms.,
Rr. 1, Roro San GtraSe.
Wir troeen bel allen adufen pon uusDdrtisen Yers
fon,n i'm S,troee minoefteus IS bic 6ra6ttSfen.
(4pr.1 Suei1 DIDO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
g t o t te tn

i6nel bas -3eMpftbeuesssymtfitut Tr sos,
Deh>Softmankrabe uabe ei1s.n, apeuac.
(SUHi25, ,124itef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
VUKIIIW UEI WIZ oSIWWIIU y. WNIUPU Vs
Staten 1tno Yrdmtett
fur
Gl1bs unS 0eielli9afteB
portpfret In ben Der. etaaten.


5 gremplure uuf II WtOnate. -. SIC
uHo
10 Gremplare auf IL WtOnate d. $50
nit .tuem grtru:grempIar bes gaO6enbaIttss
tIei au II YloHate.
IS Gremplare auf ~ WtOnate. :. $50
nit elnem grtrasgrsmpIar o.s GGsebIatte5
frti Gui g Yionate.
20 Gremplare auf II WtOnate. :. $40
80 Gremplare auf II MOnate. . $50
nit etnem greulpLGr bes Rot3enz uHo Gage
6Iattes iret Guf IL Dfonate.
40 Gremplare auf 10 Wonate. . $50
NIT Bruei grempIareu bes DohenbIatt.s uEo
eluem Ditto oes 3ogsblattc5
ouf IL Vlouate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
St6ere Seilun9 BON
6ikj0em un0 Rn(tem Jie6Pr!
ST.. &aOiuaD's
@egnltr sYtQelt,
poIlfommenes 9lbfiibrs, mtloeS
Ceffnun9S bercttet feline
S6mer3eu, ttrtmer suueEs
Idffte ittt0 ttatttrIi6
kffirffif0.

I01ItH uttp uUkuSktw
lnirfeuo.
BonFfdnbs scfbno6Ios, elegant nit in6em @umui
Gbcrsudcrt pursreH resuIren, rstnisen Il. trdttgsH
2taowap's gtGen
beiltn ale unr,s,ImdSisteiteH 6es WagenS. Dee
Geber, Der &ineep etee, Der Rieren, Der 6taie,
aerp6fe RraufbeiteH, MppetitIoigfett, &opfs
Jhmerseu, DerftOpfuug, Partletbtgtett, 0er'
eauun as befdwerosu, 0aueutraufbett, 5te'
Der. llnterIeibSentJnneun famorrbetosH
uno ale titfereH 8armtrautbelteH RelH ps9etabllt,
i.n Que6ibtr, mIneraIiite. nod ionitige id1aoIt1s
9roaueu entbaIteno.
BretS 25 6ts. Die S@a6teI
Su allen Mpotbeten iu baben.
SaS 9ro6e Sebertttttel.
9oufommene Derpauuua mire onrh @ebraun
Bon RabDap's Binen ersielt. Wittetr t5rer antIbts
H6ieu &seHHaiteH regcH ne bic esbtr bel a6lonoes
ruue Der Salt uno osrtn a6leituns bur1 Die 9aaen'
sdnse an. S.i allen Gdleu ron Dtisrdnt, 9eIbiu1t,
aGntacn NEidlen, urDoafomMener BeroauuHs der
Eolae pom GpaQenerauB iH's BIND reeeIH biee Bi1en
in &a6en BON brei bis iuHf StId raid bic 9ebertbd'
tiatet unb beir,icn ben Bot.Hten oeien StoruIs
acn. Cine ossr sDei 5taopaq'ide Blen, BON nit 5l'
tdaIi6 senommcn, rr6aIten 6as Spitem reselmdsis
Enb fideru seiruoe 8eraauuna.
WtaH ache ilder uHo lebe III, baB man
yRabnap's" erhGlt
Wtun Idiee cine Brtefmarte an Sr. WaotDaH d
Gpmp., ger. 80, Barr.us Street, R.lpsgort, I'm ete
Ghrift False and True" pele psrtbooqe Austu1tt
eibt, sRaeibidt AZ betoMuez.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15

Raior'S 2eoer=9emeut
ium GusbeIiern pou StieIeIH uIo Stuben Is uIo
20 Gts. - In allen Anntheftu. l(dsbr,23i.DoA
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su SHlfe unb perbaftete 3usbnid, melter
iett mabriheinli9 in cine 4uftalt 9eltlift
peroeu rpirb. General b. @riiuue TT nt1t
perlett.
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Hts
GsisaiAaften 2pse1t Y.
Matne'S Sale
G.at i'm Serser Der stabt unb If peser
ihrer ceutraleu Sage au sr0Beren Rus
tleineu 8eriammIuuseu gang
b.ioubers se.isnet.
gansIt& neue 9uSHatt1us, 9,
bette Selead,trns &c.
sranmtIsnnss far yeriams,Innaeu sai
Areese sSer farsere Set wersen in ser &Esss
bitten ssS .SsrssiSeassutes- srtstsu. (1S7A

OSareau oer StraBcu=Surd,bruds'
~ Sommifiare.
SaItim ben 80. Hei 1883.
Die Strasen Surbbruds @ommiiitre uatteu tn
GJemdSheit Der Setiulmunssn ots Saltiuortr gtaets
@jeleebuhcs, AZ. Nrtltel, hiermit betannt eaB ne
IN p.tfaa, ben 3. Suli 1898, 10 ubr Sormtis
tags, I'M SIreau Der @ommdre I'M Eatbtaue tire
eriie Btrianniun9 6cIteH Deroen, nm bic thnt1 be
trCfi5 Der SoHoemulruH9 uHo 2ur6bretnnp ssr
SauuaIe.Gtrab pon Der gRoli> bis bur 9eafhlu9=
etrass, ibtrtrassuen Sejusnifie uub BON thntn
cr6eitten Rnidlten IN uebersItlmmrns NIT Der ON
8. Yiai 1898 aeuehmisteH SeroIonuns gfr. 1So
bes Wapors uHo Staotrai5es Don Baltimore areeu>
lbsn, Ieip. 81 erfllen.
GamueI q. &barretfA,
&ouis 9e6,
Sanes %. 9refuer.
Goulmiiidrt;
l33, 9,40,6.5N Rpbert d. Green, @Isrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15

Guserbem entbalt bus 8OdenbIatt 2as
bell unb 9nIan6sDepeiden, Die neuea
ften HOpellcn, 8eridte aus ieSem
3pstse bes @iiIens, pOllftana
bise gtudrjdten iiber Oie
antunft unbGb9an9 Der
eurOpaii4enDamPf'
i4iffe, PaNasiess
liiten brr angus
tUmmenoer
Ginnan6erer
un6 bic buupt'
fa9lidten 2Otab
Grei9niFe SultimOre's
unbOtarglunb8, ,8aibins'
toms &C.; OoaitduOige 9crtdte
Ibcr ben Stauo Der Dtartte,
86ris II. I. NJ. SOr9falti9s ausitat'
tuus, gutter Druid unO biatser Pr.iSs
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2Sabri6einli6 etn Drummer SGers.

Salifar, ". O., IS. Sum-. - 3mel
Silher fauoeu beute auf Der l30be pom Sap
@auio cine 6Ia9e, i'll welfer il4 Elm s3ettel
tolgeuoeu Snbalte5 befauo:
uv3ampisr v9uggu" i'm Sinfen. 217
Baiiaelere am SorO."" Seine Sdiffs.
trimmer iinO i'll Der 9tabe gefuuoeu wOrOen
uuo TEN Qampfer 1enes 9taTens Ift befanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
Ser Senfihe GorrefpomSent,

CstahfoIaer pou s. 9fain.),
Gnbnef=gde SaltimoresStrass unh 8offzS Sfficesgp.
grris bes tdeIid,en SIattss, burd1 7rdser beiorst
AN @ts.; fa9Iid1e uno Scnnta as =Musgabe 15
Gents pro gBo sahIbar bic oas PIdtt beIoroeuoeu
2rdscr.-5daIidD ntbi eonuta szMus aa be uut.r
Rorto 8orausbssGblnra $3.50 pro Sabr, fur firsere
Seit i'm Serbdltnis fir bic tp od,entIid,e MuS
NIT SonrtGssbIdtt, portofrei, nit absue tr Clubs,
t2.50 pro SGpr, nod irseuo eiHem Srte b,s SnIans
bes, 81 nah europa. Suuuta ss4usaabe 81
pro Schr-Oas bette unb 5tuieite oeutidle BIatt
iE ben Dtitte= uno Gioiiaoter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
Malaria in ibrrn urr(6itOrnra for
mrn arbeilt unD berbitrt.

gs eibt fein Seiimitte in Der 2Set, ueItles SBeds
IsIfcbcr uRo ale aHoertn m1lariheI, blloeH uno
tonitissn 6ieber NIT 8eIbulfe BON WGoman's ptueu
70 id1nen beit, ais Waopan o Heaon MeLtef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-15
etrafen fur unbefteteh 8obbenfan8 I'm 9es
riueSmeer.

Betersbura, IA. Suni.-9ie 0fegie=
rung bat Elm Geiee Sebufs ftreugsrer Be
itrafunq oerieni9eu YerIOneu erlailen, Die
unbefugter a8eiie in Der Ssriussiss benz
6obbenfans nad9ehen. 0ana1 weroeu
aue Dieieuis.n, Die bet Der &obbeuiasO in
ruiiii6en 9ewdieru, einerlei Oh rulliide
uutertbanen ODER Iugebort9e auoerer Sta.
tioneu. uusetrofien :rerOsu, ;u elmer feds.
,ebumonatli9en 6relbeltsitrafe uerurtb.llt
unO iie ssbeu ibrer 6abr5euse nebft 9aOuns
uno 4usrIituu9 oerluftig.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-14
PERSONAL POINTS.

President Higginbotham OF the
Worlds Fair says that he is going TO
get out of the management OF the insti-
tuition Just us quickly as he can after
October 30. 1T is time for me TO earn
little bread and butter" he is reported
to have said to q Chicago reporter.
The only living child of Theodore
Hook, Mrs. Tanner, is widow in fail
ing health. soventy-four years old and
greatly in need OF assistance. An appeal
to the English public for aid has recent
ly been made in come OF the English
papers.
Cornelia Livingston Crary, the last
child OF Robert Fulton, tho inventor OF
the steamboat, died OF old age in New
York on Friday. She was Fulton's
youngest daughter, and the widow Of F.
q. Crary, merchant OF New York.
Mrs. John Cleveland Osgood, the mis-
tress OF Bulwer Lytton's old homo,
Kncbworth House. England, is an
American, formerly Miss Belote, OF
Virginia, and her husband is also an
American.
Hon. Charles Foster has gone to
Denver on n prospecting trip. Since
his failure number Of capitalists haYe
taken him into u mining and town
building enterprise that promises good
results.
The physicians OF Mrs. Lucy Stone
Blackwell give but little hope for her
recovery. She is now in her seventy
fifth year, aud has always before had
remarkably good health.
Jerry Simpson will address tho stud
dents at Ann Arbor, Mich, November
4. transformations Jerry, the peoples
sockless champion, only asks a 500
bill for it.
Prince Galitzin, of Russia. will soon
start on an expedition to Tibet. He
wishes to be the first European to inter
view the grand llama.
Hoyt Sherman. brother OF the late
General Sherman, is chairman OF an in
dependent citizens movement in Salt
Lake City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-14
A FaBAIN PohICY
seems to be tho scheme of General Trat
5Iattors-Tho Failure Rcco rd.

Seems to be tho Scheme OF General Trade
SIattors-Tho Failure RcCO rd.
New YoRK, Oct. 13.-R. G. Dun s. Co. 8
review says: The country has been
waiting. While uncertainty has pre-
vailed, men have not known what to do
with safety, aud so have done as little
as they could. Industries cannot al
ways wait, and in them au arrest OF i'm
prcvement generally means some reac-
ton. Merchants who have obligations
to meet cannot always wait, and for
some there has come misfortune. The
spectators and traders wait because
they have no substantial basis for Il
judgment. The volume oil business
transacted increased some, because the
longer people 20 without clothing or
food, or other necessaries, the more
certain their demand is to revive.
The demand for wooden goods is not
d third OF the usual magnitude, and the
sales OF wool at the three chief markets
for tho last week were 1900, 452 pounds,
against 1909, 800 last year.
The situation Is strange one, which
perplexes the ablest dealers, and though
in dress goods a steady demand appears
the uncertainty to mems goods, kni
goods and carpets is as great as it
months had not elapsed with oxtraor-
dinariiy narrow distribution OF prod.
ucts.
The failures for tho past wcel; mum.
Der 323 in the United States against 1879
last year, and AZ in Canada against 2GO
last wear,