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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27
PROTECTOR OF RHINOCEROS.

The rhin0ceros bird is the volunteer
rhinOcerOS. 1t is a variety Of thrush
and is about the size Of a catbird. The
rhinocerOS is a big, vicious, unWieIdy
brute, with a prejudice against all
animal nature except the bird that
bears his name. He is always spoil
ing for fight and never waits to be
attacked. AS soon as he sees any
thing that is alive he charges on it
and unless it eYadeS the rush there is
usually a subject for a funeral. For
tunately for African hunters, the ugly
brute's eyes are weak and so situated
that its range of vision is extremely
limited, it being able to discern only
objects directly in front of it. As a
consequence it would be an easy mat
ter for a hunter to approach near
enough to the rhinoceros to get an eff
fect..e shot but for the vigilance Of
the rhinOceros bird. The feathered
sentinel perches on the back Of the
rhin)CerOS and when it sees or hears
an animal approaching at once sets
up a great futtering and screaming
and flies at the intruder. The rhino-
ceros always heeds the warning and
follows fast in the wake of his tiny
guardian, ready to do battle and deal
death to any living creature except
the bird. AS compensation for the
birds services the rhinoceros permits
it to perch upon his back and dig into
his tough hide and feast upon the
worms it finds there.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27
WOMEN NAIL CARRIERS.
There Are "NeW Women" Even il
Sleepy Old Accomac.

A prominent travelling salesman OF
Baltimore told an American reporter
recently about the existence of two
female letter-carriers in AccomaC
county, Va, whom he met last week
He believes they are the only mail
carriers Of their gender in the coun,
try, at least they are the only ones
he has ever heard of. I'm in hurry
now" said he, but I'll jot down a
few words at the store, and send the
matter down to you" Here it is:
SLEEPY old Accomac, the upper OF
the two eastern shore counties of Nir-
GINA, over on the Peninsula, still fol
lowing in the footsteps Of her fore
fathers, and thoroughly welded to her
customs and manners of a century
past-pOOr, old, pOky, unambitious Ac-
commentaries the world and makes
a wonderful stride in the path OF pro
greSS when she can boast of two
United States female letter-carriers,
thus laying in the shade other more
pretentious and progressive sections.
Indeed, it is hardly probable that in
any other portion Of the United States
will you find the mails carried by
women. For several years past Miss
COIeburn, of Oak Hall, has been car
rying the mails from that village to
the railroad station of the same name
on the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad twice a day, the dis
lance being one and half miles Re
gardleSs Of weather the young lady in
her dog cart, regularly appears with
her mail pouch, delivering and re-
ceiving the mails.
Mrs. NJ. H. Evans. of WattsvilIe.
in the same county, whose husband
is living, has been carrying the mails
from that village to Temperanceville.
va Assawoman, a distance Of eighteen
miles to and fro, for the last six years.
These are the only instances known
OF women mail carriers in this part
OF the country, and it is left for ante
dlIuYlan Accomac to furnish them
Baltimore American.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

Captain Creeden. \. Y. made a full
confession before the Lexow committee
that his promotion had been purchased
with a fund of $4,000 raised by his
friends. John W. Reppenhagen testi-
fed that he paid $4,000 of the sum to
John }. Martin, the representative of
Police Commissioner Voorhis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27
TOO SLOW.

Young Housekeeper-"Those soles
bought Of you We're not fresh" Fish
erman-"Weli, marin. that be your
fault-it bean't mine. I've offered 'em
yer every day this week. and you
might "a 'ad EN- days before if you'd
"a liked. "-Tid-Bits.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

A fight occurred between officers Of
Grant county, Okl., and five ESCAPED
prisoners in the Greek nation. DR..
Bowman, a notorious outlaw, was
killed and two other prisoners and one
officer were wounded. All the fugi-
tives were captured.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27
MICHIGAN'S OLDEST WOMAN.
She Fed Napoleon on His Return
From His Fatal Trip to Moscow.

l. fO1l1 his EdIdI Tip 10 MOSCOW.
Mrs. Flora Frankenstein, the oldest
woman in Michigan, died Saturday iii
Detroit, and was buried Monday. She
was born in StraSSburg, Russian PO-
land, in 1856, and lived to be JOS
years Of age. She was a child when
the throne of her native land tOttered
and the people were given over to the
rule of the merciless Catherine. She
was a little girl when KosciuskO fell,
and she listened with -hushed
breath to the village gossips' stories
of the deeds of the Polish heroes and
the brutality of the dreaded COsSackS.
She fed some of Napoleon's soldiers,
when they came back from Moscow
i'll clad and suffering for food. She
told how the Little ColpOraP' looked
and how he thanked her for the food
she had cooked for him, for she was
the most famous cook in StraSsburg
in her younger days Her husband
was drafted for the wars, she babe
him goodbye and never saw him any
more.
Mrs. Frankenstein lived in Detroit
eighteen years. She emigrated from
Poland when 90 years old, and had
since made her home with her son,
Peter Frankenstein, who is now a
feeble old man, bent with the weight
of 50 years She has two other chill
dren living in Detroit, both daughters.
One is 60 and the other 60. Fifteen
grandchildren and eighteen great
grandchildren survive her.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-27

go and see my lord chancellor on the
matter"
l wished him good night, and rush.
ing home into the dining room, where
the family were assembled at supper,
embraced my bride-elect with ecstasy,
shook hands with my future father.
kissed the girls all around. and told
them Mr.. Latham was going to see
the lord chancellor in the morning.
obtain his consent, and that we should
be married that day two weeks
About l o'clock the following day,
| was posting, as usual. the checks of
n ''bloated" ariStocracy when Mr.. La
tham's coachman came to my desk
and handed me one of his cards. on
the back of which was written, His
lordship wishes to see you in private
chambers"
l went to the chief clerk, exhibited
the card. and obtained leave to go.
My heart beat with strange anxiety.
'Zomerset be a foine country, sir,
and Latham hall bees a foine pleerse"
What he meant to convey | have no
idea
| was Immediately ushered into the
chancellor's presence, where were
seated Mr.. Latham and DR.. Mason.
His lordship shook hands and smiled
not unkindly.
Mr.. Herbert" he said, you dis
tinctly understand me when | SAY YOU
are Il ward in chancery. and in the
eyes of the law an infant. and not re-
SpOnsible for your acts. Your fathers
friend informs me that through some
mistake you were placed to live with
a party who appears to have been ig-
nOrant of the facts of your position,
and that by the impetuosity not by
any means discreditable to your heart
and taste, you have been precipitated
into making obligations which, in your
infancy, and as your legal guardian,
it will be my imperative duty to re-
lieve you Of"
He touched a bell, and a very re-
spectacle. muscular looking man APP
peared.
''SimmOns you will take this infant
| down to Mr.. Latham's place in SOmer-
| set as soon as possible. You will have
| every liberty over the estate, Mr. Her
bert. Doctor Mason" he said, turn
! ing rather severe look upon the hair
powder, eff any communication trans
pires between these two young per,
sons, it will be contempt of court.
You know the penalty"
The doctor withdrew. The chancel-
lor shook ME by the hand, and so did
Mr.. Latham.
"Oh, the treachery of that double
eyed old villain?" | thought.
What | endured at that place in
SOmersetshire! | thought my heart
was broken forever.
1t so happened that ten years after
ward, | went down to Essex for some
fox hunting. One bright morning the
hounds met at a farm hOuse, and l
was invited, among others, into the
house to partake of some refresh
mentS.
A little woman, as broad as she
was long, recognized me immediately.
1t was ROsina, the happy mother of
| five fine children. But when | looked
at the freckled skin, the untidy flaXen
locks and the inelegant dress, | did
not regret that old Latham had proved
a traitor, or that | had been a ward
in chancery.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
Samwttattt0 oer SGtiftett Ss&patS
Sei0cuni@et'S.

ltnierem 8eriprec9cn ger1GB aebet mir
belte eiue~ m0gltcbit pouitGnbigc 11eberiibt
Der 2eiitungeu oc5 firstieb peritorbenen
8rofeIiorS Sei6enitiGer aut benz @ebiete
6eutl6eamerifanii6cr @ei9i9tsfori9ung.
0ie Der 2eier aus ibr eriiebt, itnO bieie
6errLtben Qlrbeiten in neribteoenen, gum
S6eil 1pieoer ein9e9angenen, 3eitidbriften
unD in gum SbetI Der9rtffenen 8iidern
Seritreut. I'm ite Der Wtitz un6 Na6lDelt
3u erbalten, lit Oa6er tDre aISbalOi9e
Sammlung in elmer @eiammtau5gnbe
n0tbig. Wtand9e5 ipGre babel en9er suiamz
mensufaifen, inoem SeibenitiGer iiber perz
icbiebene GegenitGnoe erit feline einletten0en
SDri6ungen uno ipGter bic @eiammtz
for11ung per0fentli6te. @ucb mare bon
ben in %unierer ueberitcbt 3ulebt an9efi6rten
Sacben crit cine nilrDige lleberieBung aus
Dem Gnglii6eu ms Oeuticbe gu %Iieferu.
0oS Weilte bat ia ober Setocnitider
lelbit in Ser beutl0en Wtutterlpra1e gez
idbrieben, unD Stpar in ebenlO tla1iii6er,
tpte einfacber un6 fciieln6er Sorm. Srob
ocs ungebeuren @ele1rten1eiBeS, momit CT
Die 9lrcbipe burbDiibGte u10 Die meiitcn
SbaupldBe ser Don ibnt eci9il6erten @r7
eigniiie peri0nlicb burc6forlbte, tpirb ct in
iciuen @ei6i9tSiperfen ME gum geIebrten
Ycbanten, iDnbern bletbt imn1er anregenb
uno augemetn DeritGnolt9.
9a5 Bibltot6etzG nmite beS @ermanio
MGnnerdbors babier in Gbica9o, ooer Der
6etticbe 8tOnierpercin in 89ilabelp6ta,
ipelcber benz Deritorbencn 9roBen Sori6cr
Oiele Sabre lang our Seite itan6, lolte Oie
Sommlung ieiner S6riften unb ibre Ser
au8gabe, ettpa in Gteferun9en, in bic 0an0
ne6men unb it6 babel beS 9uten 9tat6es
uuo 8etitanoeS 10 trefflicber Wttturbetter
Seirenftider'S, pte 0r. @ottlieb &eQner
in 8bilabeLpbia uno s.. 81. &attermann in
Cincinnati, rerii6ern.
Sine biibic6e 8erci9erung elmer iolben
Sammlung Der biitoriiden Sei6enitider'7
ic6en S6riften tpiirbe Elm ettpa ais Nnbang
Oienenber NuS3ug ats BENT f0ltltc6en Geitz
gruBe iein, tpelcben Sei6enitifer i'm Sabre
1880 81 Doctor G%onitantin 6ering's abtz
3igitent @eburtStage DerfaBte. 9ieie 0td6z
tung, aus tpelcber 81. q. 81. zimmerman
in ieinem bonn bieit9en @ermanta WtGnnerz
cbor berausge9ebenen 8ucbe v0eltib in
Qmertta" Brobeu giebt, 3eugt ia fir Die
be6eutenbe btcbterii9e 8~e9abung uno @ez
tpanotbett SetOenitt6er's uno fir Ieinen
6umor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
@tnc g0ramfe ee9et @S@Dloetrtt0
0cfNuett.

SSene ,0eiualt86ia", tpeGbe Die 8unbeS7
tpablen D0uig in ein 9teb oer ldlttglten
8cpormunDungen per1triden tpoute, Ut
ldnoit obget6an. Oamit bate ii6 Die
@ongrcBoemofratic 3ufrieOen gcben lollen.
9o1 tie rubte unb raitete ntcbt, BIS aIep
oaS lQngit belteDen6e maBpolle 8ultoe9>
ipa6lgeieB fieI, uno 8rditoent SleOelqno
bat iidb ieBt beetlt, bas Ieoer Sunoesaufl0t
bel 9SaDlen ben @arauS n1acbenDe 0eleB 81
9enebmiget.
glcib ais bieIe @~ufbebun9sbiH ouT7
taucbte, purbe ite al porltegenoer Steue
getaoclt. 0enn basienigc 8urOcSwaDlgeieB
gegcu ipelcbcs ie geribtet lit, entbalt
nicbt5 ltnret9te5, ionbern iucbte III a%n1tan7
bigger Q8eiic bic @runbIage alIer Soltsre8te1
rung, oas StimmreDt, Dor unter9rablIIt9
81 icbiiben.
SclDnoerS i'm Staate gfetp Yorf iparen
aucb nitbt menige bet %beiieren 9entotraten
gegen 9lufbebun9 0eS 8urbeSipabl9eleBe9,
| Darunttr bic &c. .. StaatS5ettun9, Die nun
aucb pom @elingcn beS 2lnl3tagS tpentg
crbaut SIT ietn i6etnt.
Qm pergnigteiten iiber 6aS 9Gn3It6e
Nufb0ren Der Bunoe5aufitbt bet 8unoes7
tpabIen itno o6ue 3tpeifeI Die 9fi8gerbul7
ooier i'm Siiben unb in alercrItcr JtetDe
sic EantmanpbGuptlinge in Der Staot 9tetD
Yorf.
Se6r braitii4 bat etnntaL 9err1anlt
Haitcr, ser BEN i6dnbliben llnfu9 1ocb
aus eigener 9fctD Oorter Nniba1un9
fannie, oas @ebabren Samma1p's cur
2cit, ais nocb fein 8unbesnabLge1eB be-
itano, oeicbiloert. Die Stimmcn5GDlung
in Der SIabt Stem 0orf iDurOe ant Nbeno
oeS Babltags fiinItli4 ber5O9ert, bis man
un9efGbr ipuBtc, pie groB Die republIta7
niicbe 0tebrbett in ben anoeren Staats@
tbcilen mar; Johann nurbe, ie MACH Se@
bari, 6ie bcmofratticbe Otebr6eit in Der
Staot Stem Oort mitteIit Stimme1fdl7
ibung bel Der 3aDLung erDObt, INN Die
ldnblidben republifanii9en Wfebrbetten
yunicbdolicb" 81 nacber1.
Tammar1p iucbte III ben leBten Wtonaten
Iein 8erlangen nac5 @ntfernung bet Sum
besaufIicbt 0urc6 fur1tbares @chell iiber
nOaOenportiSmp5" 81 begrinOen. Gem
Stem 0orfer 8un6eStpablaufieber 9aDen7
port pur6en nGmli6 aQerlet llebergriffc
nacbgeiagt. Qlber Ser 8ortpano lit gar 3u
burcbltcbtt9; benn 6a Die ben1ofratil6e
8ortet gegentpGrtig bte 8unbesperpaltung
mie bic 8unbesgeiebgebung be6erri6t, 10
tonnte iie nit 0ei6ttgtett ieOem lleberz
grtffe porbeugen.
SammartD bat Bic @abImai9tnerie Der
Stabt Stem gorf auh jebt tpteOer in 6Gnz
ben. 11n6 ba i9m bon nun an, 9cra6e tpie
in Ser vi90nen uIten 3eit", fetn 8unOesz
tpablbeamter mebr auf bic BON Qllters Der
I'M ltmgange nit StimmSetteln 10 gei6t6z
ten Singer ieben mTO, 10 fam e5 Die Nlaz
ibine tpieoer gan5 nab ieinem @utoiinfen
uno 8eoarf arbeiten lallen.
Wttt ser StabIfeber, melcbe Oas bic 8unz
6estpablaufiibt gGnSli6 6eleitigenOe @eieb
unteri6rteb, bat @leOelanb iicb arg ms
eigene @eiid5t geitocben unb 8eitOBen, gum
gtuben unb GUT Sreube ictner Goofetnbe
BON SammanD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

Nebaoa, Stem Wterifo, ltta6 un6 MDomin9
fertig, uno obmobl Die uolfreicbiten uEb
blitbenbiten Staaten, tpie Retp gorf
8enniplpaaten, Ohio, Snoiana, OtiDigan
uno SutnoiS ni9t ein9ei9loiieu iinb, mas
5et9t it9?
Nntport: 0aB in 6telen gum 3Dei[ no6
lebr iungen Staten bon lie bunbert 6arz
mern SO bic 6atm beiiBen, wclchc fte be-
bauen :; ferner baB bon lie 6u1bert Sartncrn
70 fret bon Belaltung fins, uuO mn oretBi8
5ppotbefen 5u tragel1 baber, un0 Sipdr 5lr
Onr9i9nittlic9en 60be bon eth menig ine6r
ais Elm 9rtttel OcS NertbeS Der Torm.
0aB breiDtertel 0e8 8etra0e5 bes 60potbez
fen enttpeber Nnfoufsgelo ooer @elo per>
trttt, peldbes Sur @rricbtltng bon 6duicrt,
S6eunen II. 6gl. 9e6orgt tpurbe, uno 6aB
nur Elm 8icrtel fir auoere i3pedc pertpens
Bet mur6e; odB Die ~ourcbi9nittlj6 gc5obls
ten SppOtbefen@ 3inien ni6t gon5 Z D. s..
%betragen, un0 oaB bic belaiteten Tarmcn
einen Our6i6nittliden gSertb bon $3.50
babcn, Bic ~ourcbibnittlicbe 8elaitung $1130
unb Die Ourcbi3ntttlicbe jdbrlidbe 3tnicnlolt
$78 betrdgt.
9ttbt 10 giinitt9 lit eg nit Sen StGbtern
befteat. Sn ben Gopns unb Std0ten oers
ielben Staaten beiiBen rnter 100 nur 81
Tamilien bic 9duier, Die ie betpobnen, uno
SO pobnen 5ur Wtict6e. Gon ben 81 baben
II b. $. feinc Sduloen auf ibrem Gi9cnz
tbum, Ser Geft ober Sbulocn bon burcb>
i6ntttGi6 40 b. 8. bes Mert6eS, tnb NIT
elmer 3tnienldlt BON $50 per Sabr. Ser
bur3i6nittltbe Nert1 bes bclaiteten itG0tie
i6en @i9entbum5 lit $3254, bie Durcbz
Notwithstanding $1319.
Wfan ltebt baraus, oaB obtpobl bic Sarln>
prObufte nieOrtg iinO, Ser 2anbmann itch
TN 9urhibnitt better itebt, ais Der Stdbter
unb baB fat boppelt 10 8ieIe eS auf Dem
0an0e gu 8eitb unO @igentbum b%ringen,
pte in bet Sta6t.
9as mag ia gum 9roBen She'll barin
feline ltriabe BADEN, Bag Der Tarmer iebr
beoeuten0 ~pentgcr @elegenbeit bat, @elb
auS5ugeben, ais Der St6bter, freiLi9 bafir
AUDI Diele Semitic entbcbren mus, tpel6e
bieiem 81 She'll tperoen. Q(ber cS Gnbert an
Dem Sactt NIGHTS, baB es nit ben traurtgen
3uitGnben auf benz 0anbe nibt nett bee lit
nno 6aS !6eulen ber 8opuItiten Elm 0urdz
aus un9eretbtfertigteS lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
Sic 9opnliiten ,tt,S ser Genius.

9te i6lecbtcn .3etten, unter tuelcben BEN
9Opultiten 3ufolge unier Sormeritanb 5u
leiben bat, un6 meIbe ais @runo fir Die
BON i6nen Oerlargte griinbItbe l1mfrempez
lung alter 0in9e angegeben tperben, miiiien
benn bo3 nidbt 10 ungebeuer i6Iccbt iein,
pent9itens menn i'm Genius aucb nur
eini9e 8abrbeit lit. NamentIi6 1T cs nit
Der Geri6ulOung bes TarmeritanOes gar
nicbt 10 i6limm beiteIlt, tpte Die 6erren
Btepler uns 9lauben macben tpOlen.
Die Geniusbericbte iber 8eitB un6 Ser
ibulbung iin0 jebt fit 22 Staaten unO
Serritorien, ndmlicb bic iecbs Stem @n9z
lamb Staaten, MarDIano, Georgia, Glib
Carolina uno Eenneiiee, Soma, NiSconlin
unb Wttnneiota, ben 9iitrict Columbia,
Stem Seriep, SOaDo, Qri3ona, Wontana,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

bei3ubringen, un6 ba 9reuBen itb 6teralt
ntcbt bergeben ipoate, mlBte eS 3lt einen1
&rtege fir Bic beutibe Ginbett fommen.
Die oeuti9e @inbeit purbe bem3ufolge err
fGmpft uno contrattli6 fe1tgeieBt.. Die
oeuti6e Gin6eit muB iiberou bin bic i3Gbne
petien f~0nnen, ieIbit tpenn ite ntbts 6amit
gu tauen mebr BADEN lolte. Wtan 8laubt
Gobespierre TN @obtfa6rtSauSi9uiie por
ft6 itben 81 ie9en, tDenn man DaS 8il0 6eS
III abgei6te6ener Giniamfeit itcb abmiibenz
ben oeutiben @eDaltigen ii5 Der9e9enipGrz
ti9t, tpie er raitloS Der 8erneDrung ieiner
Wta6tmtttel na6lpiirt. 8ir glauben ietz
men 8erit3erungen Der SrleoenSliebe germ.
Sat cs Ietn WttBIt6e5, oieie burcb &ricg>
Tllbrun9 bemd9ren 3u mil len, uao botfen
mir aufrt9lig, 6aB unS oereinlt Ser pabrc
TrieDen aub auf frieOlibem @ege 9etponz
men Der6e, 10 bGtte Dem geipaltigeu 9tiebcrz
tdrnpfer Des Iebten Srtebensit0rers es oob
aufgeben 6itrfen, DAB benz frebentlic9 beroufz
bei9porenen fur6t6aren &riege Elm anocrer
Srieoe gu entiprcben babe, ais 6iele gu
lteter neler Srie99bereiti9aft gerabe3u an
leitenDe Qbmacbung GIT Trantfurt a. SO.
-Oter Dllrbe bagegen Die @rfenntntB Der
9{~otbpcn0igfeit unb M0gltc6feit elmer tpabrz
Daftt9en Degeneration be5 Der &riegS>Gipiz
~ltlation Derfalenen Observation-Disclosures
etnen SrieOenSi6luB BADEN ein9eben f0n7
men, burcb melcben Der @eltfriebe ielbit
1ebr po6l %an3ubaDnen aDar: eS tpdreu BENT
na6 nibt Seitungen SIT erobern, %ionbern
gu l6Ieifen, nibt Pfdnber Der %3ufUnfz
tigen straightforward gu nebnen, %ionSern
8fdnber Der SriebenSli6erung 3u geben...
Sic p9antaltren ale bonn 0eltfrteOen, bocb
anOerS f0nnen Oteie @etDaltigen ii6 ibn
ntcbt Doritellen, ais unter DEM tpeitbtn re-
ipettirten S6ube bon auBerorbentli6 oie=
len &anonen."
gu ben ungerecbten 2[niicbten ii6er 8agz
ner baben Oerein3eGte ieiner Qn6eter alIerz
6tn9S betnabe ebenio bel bei9etrageu, tpie
ietns Scinbe, nGmIi1 burb pIumpen nit
t6rn nno ieinen muitfalii3en un0 bibtez
rii3en 2eiitungen getriebenen @oBenbienit.
DAB aber 8agner peri0nlt9, BET alem
Sel6itgefii6G BON iolberS Notwithstanding
fret mar, bepetien feline S6riften. Q8G6z
ren6 i'm 3. 9. elmer ietner toIen 8erg0ttez
rer ais 0ramatiter iiber einen S6afeipeare,
S9tQer uno @0tbe gu iteuen iuht, GuBert
inb in bielen Steuen Ser S9rtften Q8agz
Qerabeau etne Gbrfurcbt Dor 6ieien,
BON tbm ais uniibertrefhib unb unerrei6z
bar betrQChteten 9ichtern unb 0enfern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
1teberit@t Oer seiOenftGer'f@en Sc:
f1idttStuerfe.

SIM Sabre 1870 uno in Sen barauf fol-
gcnpeu Sa6rgdngen eri6ien in Der bamaz
ligen Monatsi9rift r9euti6er 8ionier",
iDelbe in Cincinnati, unb 5par nit Der
!3eit unter Qeitung beS perbienitpouen
6errn $. q. 9%tattermann berauSfaln, ote
erite auSfii6rIibe babnbrecben6e Weiiterorz
belt Seibenitifer'S iber vBaitorius unO bic
@rinoung BON Germantown. Scbon
turs 5upor bate SetOenitifer i'm y9eutid6en
8iDnier" Die auererite lciner biitoriiden
llnteriu6ungcn, bte iiber ben ionberbaren
oeutic6en WDftifer SobanneS &elpiuS, pelz
cber i'm @iiiabifontbale bel 8bilaoelpbia
ballite, ericbeinen laiien.
Oieielbe, nacbber eingegan8ene 3eiti9rift
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

GerIucb 6es 9rditbenten GIeoelanb, bic
&anafent0nigin mie6er einsuiebclt, bocbltb
beLobt babeu, perbieten ite ibm bic @rneues
rltng bieieS 9eriudb5. 0teies Serbot ut
aber 9leicbbe6euten6 nit Oer @ufrecbterbal1
trng Der proOiloriiben 9te9ierung pes
petBen M1anneS auf 6atpaii. 9enn Die
bortigen &anafcn iiub ebeniO tpentg WtannS
genug, ibr Wtebr6eitSredbt ge9elt cine ents
icbloiiene tpeiBe Mtnoerbeit aufrecbtsubaltet
ME Die Sarbigen in Southland oocr Snoz
Carolina.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

Sabre unsefa5r 500, 600, 900 gfb. 3ufer
er3eugt unb nngefG6r 3ebn Minionen Doll
lars an 8rdmien etn9ebeimit baben, ftb
Gbnltber 9rofite riibmen f0nnen, tpie bic
3Idenriibenbauern unb &iiben8uferlte6er,
oann lift 3uferbau unb 3uderiteberei in
ben Ser. Staten IN Der Gbat Der refine
0uderI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
aoad1entltdte autunts staota- 7ethnno, aatnttna, -. eebratar 1894.

Die 0inac bier<in Nmerifa, unb iper feline
Nugen nibt offen bait lno ii9 ben Ser
6Gltfificn entiprccbeno nicbt NIT perdnbert,
Der iiBt balo aIf benz 3rodenen un6 Bat
OaS 9tabieben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
ETNAVILLE.

The Misses Sadie and Maud Hide
brand, who live near the Laughlin
mills, entertained pleasantly a number
OF their E,navil'e friends last Saturday
evening. Excellent refreshments were
served.
A few afternoons ago Miss Iona
Moore, q popular young lady, enter
tanned a number OF aer lady friends at
tea. Those present enjoyed pleasant
afternoon.
Mrs. Burt McVey was taken suddenly
sick last Wednesday night, but she was
better yesterday.
The son OF Nicholas Gantzer, who hal
four fingers taken of in the mill, is get
ting along well.
The Koehnllne residence on Lincoln
svenuei is being improved.
Wm. Herbert has made big improve
meutS at his property.
Mrs Charles Fritz, who has been
quite SICK, is better.
DR.. VIM. f. Ebert is making improve
mentS at his Office
John Miller is making improvements
az his house.
Roland PrObasco has moved to Mar
tins Ferry.
B. Morgan is making improvements at
his store.
A child OF Michael Miller is very i'll.
The Widow Howell is very sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
McmEUHEN

The social event OF the week was the
marriage OF Ed. Marpis aud Miss Nan
nile MARBLE, which took place on
Wednesday evening az the residence Of
Hev. ]. Is. Campbell, who Officiated on
.he occasion. The contracting parties
we're prOminest among our young Soci-
ETY. folks, and have host Of friends
who wish them happy voyage in their
new departure.
The boys in town gave Mr. Ia Mar
pie aud his bride quite a send of in the
way OF an old fashioned serenaGe.
About everything tina, could make 8
noise was brought into requisition, and
and the small boy was happy.
o. ID. Wilson, a prominent young rail-
road man, purchased \ lot and will
shortly commence the erection Of a
mousse. Rumor says o. ID. will have a
bird for the cage by the time it is done.
A number Of la0ies in town are learn
ing 10 ride bicycles. They expect TO or
ganizs a club OF at least twenty this
sumner.
Miss Mary Gre sap. Of Short Creek. IS
The guest OF Miss Jessie McMahOn, on
Ashland avenue.
Contractor AL Reynolds has about
com pleted Mrs. WarnaieIdt's house.
w. Writ Wood, OF Wheeling, was in
town yesterday on business.
V. L. McCuskey is on lecturing tour
through Marshall county.