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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19

The election for Mayor and Alder
men OF Charleston occurs in December.
A primary has been held by the De-
mocracy and j. Adger Smyth has been
nominated owe Mr.. Bryan and Mr..
Huger. Mr.. Huger is the candidate of
the old Know Nothing party and will
run as an Independent and will be sup
ported by the Reform organization Of
the city. Gov. Evans, the product of
Senator Tillman, will appoint all the
managers and commissioners of cleo
ton from the Independents. 1t is Gov.
Evans and his organs who unite with
old Nick in quoting Scripture for their
purpose and roll under the tongue
better a Radical than an Independent.
Gov. Evans has been pluming himself
and strutting as an ''organized" Dem
ocrat, taking the plums and dainties
out OF the lap of his brother Sampson
Pope and leaving him to pot-liquor and
corn dodgers. Verify, what a jewel of
n organized" Democrat have we here
and see how important it is, whose OK
is gored.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
EXECUTORS SALE.

By virtue of the power vested in
US as Executors Of Sarah j.. Green,
deceased, we will sell on December
Sd next, being Tuesday, at il A.
M, before the store of j, w. Cope
land, at Clinton, Laurens County
S. O., the following real and per
sonal property, to wit:
Tract No. l, consisting of 1903
Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Of G.. p. Copeland, Marshall
Milan and others.
Tract No. 2, consisting of 1876 10
Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Of DR.. w. Q. Irby, the Griffin
Place and others.
Tract No. 3, consisting of 149 81
Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Of George Young, the Foster
Place and others.
Tract No. 4, III Acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of C. p.
Copeland, N. A. Green old home
place and others.
Terms--One-third cash, balance
on a credit Of twelve months, with
interest from the day of sale, Sc
cured by the bond Of the purchaser
and % mortgage Of the promises,
with leave to the purchaser to pay
the entire bid in cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
Immediately after said sale, we
will sell at the residence of Capt.
w. j. Leake, the personal property
of said deceased, consisting of
horses, mules, COWS. wagon, house
hold stuff and other articles of a
personal nature. Term s--cash.
The above is very desirable real
estate, convenient to the town of
Clinton.
n. II. MCCRARY,
j. w. LEAKE,
Nov. /, 1S05-5t. Executors.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
In the Convention.

Last week was exhausted in discuss
ing the educational clause and a three
mill tax was provided for the public
schools instead of the present two mill
taxa S1.O0 poll tax was also provided.
The college sections undisposed of. An
ordinance was passed postponing the
meeting of the General Assembly until
the second Tuesday in January when
we presume the members will be
unde q new constitution. Pur-
suant to this ordinance Gov. Evans will
issue his proclamation a%diourning the
meeting of the Legislature on the Goth
inst.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19

Motto for the South Carolina Exhibit.
What we lack in meat we have in
drink"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
Homes for
Sale at MOuntville.

Seven small farms at this growing
town for sale cheap, with building
sites on each, close to schools and
churches:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19

Flats a be G Q at my office at the
Bank of Laurens.
Terms-$25 to S1U0 cash; balance In
four equal annual installments. Inter
est at six (6) per cent. on credit portion.
il. M. GAME.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19

1t would now seem that the delegates
to the Convention will take $500 in
stead of $500 per diem. "The ants
are a people not strong, yet they pre-.
pare Oheir meat in the summer"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
NOTICE
or Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.

Take notice that on the 9th day
of December, 1895, we will render a
final account of our acts and doings
as Executors of the estate of
Iadoc Garrett, deceased, in the
office of Judge Of Probate for Lau
rens county at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and on the same day will apply for
a final discharge from our trust as
such Executors.
All persons having demands
against said estate will please pre-
sent them on or before that day.
proven and authenticated, or be
forever barred
s. A. GARRETT
". G. GARRETT
Executors.
Nov. 2, 1Sos-4t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
NOTICE

Any person having business with the
County Supervisor. / will be In the
ofice on Monday OF each week between
the hours 10 a. M. to- p. m.
II. II. ADAfR,
Supervisor Of Laurens County, 8. @
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19

have handsome buildings here and
they are glad to have us old continent
tai respectables rest and respose on
their richly upholstered sedans. Our
Commissioner Roche, was not at his
desk and W. were sorry to MICS him,
but everything Is beautifully arranged
in the Carolina department, all due to
his skill and taste and he has achived q
glory out of the material sent him. The
Dispensary exhibit is there and a young
man to hand you q pamphlet copy of
our ~dispensary law, but the young fell
low Is to this hour innocent how he
was carrying Goals to Newcastle when
he modestly handed us that pamphlet.
Gov. Evans picture is displayed near
by but we gladly note it does not sur
mount this particular display. The
great silver punch bowl willed by Old
Hickory to the brayest Carolina soldier
la the first foreign war is there with
the proud record that 1t is to go to the
last survivor OF the Palmetto Reg
ment, as there could be no award to the
bravest when all were brave. The old
president must have had in mind a'de-
ter pulcherimin--let It be, given to the
most beautiful--tho decfee In which
a~ol..~tsJ - nVz-L - :.
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NOTICE

from portions o Spartan
burg, Union, Lamrcns
and GrccUviWc Counties.
We will ask the Legislature at its
next session to lay off q new county to
be known as Enoree county, with Wood
ruff as its county seat with the follow
ing boundaries: Beginning at or near
Pelham Factory and running thence
to the Union county line at or near
West Springs; thence to Enoree river
to q point at or near where the town
ship line between Jacks and Scuhie-
town township of Laurens county strike
said river; thence up said river to
whore Buckhead Creek empities into
said river; thence up said creek to
Pleasant Mound; thence to Is point on
the G%reenviile line one mile east of
Fountain Inn: thence O straight line
to beginning corner.1
j. b. KILGoRE,
w. S. GRAY,
s. O, BRocKMAN,
l.. Il. PEARSON,
II. O. WoFFoRp
s.. NJ. PILGRAM,
Y Committee for Petitioners.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
Notice

Notice is hereby given that applica.
ton will be made at the next sitting OF
The Legislature for a charter for Rail.
road to run from Laurens, S. c., by
way of Tumbling Shoals, Princeton.
Pelzer, in Anderson County, Piedmont
in Grcenville County, and elsewhere.
j. II. Traynham,
Albert Dial,
j. III. Sullivan,
@. @. Feathcrstone,
VIM. ID. Sullivan,
j. b. Humbert,
w. "A, McKelvey,
w. II. Ncsbitt,
G. ID. Nesbitt,
Jas. l.. Orr,
Il. a. Smyth.
Sept. I, 1S05.-3m.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
Notice
" settlement and application
for FIna/ Discharge.

Take notice that on the nth day
OF Dec. 1895, we will render a final
account OF our acts and doing as
Executors of the estate of Vincent
Baldwin, deceased, in the office Of
Judge of Probate, for Laurens coun.
ty at II o'clock A. NJ, and on the
same day will apply for a final dis.
charge from our trust as such Elk.
ecutors.
All persons having demands
against said estate will please pre-.
sent them on or before that day
proven and authenticated, or be for
ever barred.
w. p. BALDWIN,
]. a. BALDWIN,,
Executors.
October 18th 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
Der crrenoe NeucrsbrunH.

Stodbolm, 6. 9e3. - 9us
Stdot6en WtarieItao, amGniz5luIle
oes Stoan in ben @eneriee gelegen, lit
BON elmer perbeerenDen Feuer5brunit
beimgeiucbt poroen. Die 5lammen
piitben 5ur 3eit nod, unO Der gan3e
Ort genGbrt oa5 Bib zines piiiten
griimmerbaufens. Die aus ben Ruiz
nen emporiteigenben Rau6nolten
fino meilenpeit Iihtbdr. Die Selegraz
phenz uno 8abn=@erbinoung lit ger
it0rt uno etpa 5000 9erIonen oboo6z
lps geporben. fdbere Gin3eInbeiten
limb nod ni6t einaetrDffen.
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||2l>I|||1

Gin,rl.t, psld' qrose Sbmerltn Der init Rbsus
motismus bsbaft,ts Stttdg,ri0s, SuOaIiOs, Rruppd,
R,rbSi,, an Hturalais ItiOsu0s oO,r Don Frautbtis
Ten ubermanute au4 aus 3uitsben bat,
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6 Dceum : Sbeater.

Nd4Ite @o6e perocn bic bieIigen
Sbeaterfreunoe no6maIs 9elegenbeit
babsn, MaOame Wtooje5tu gu ieben,
peI6e na4 ibrer 2lbi6ieo5z3o
Baltimore beIu6t unO i'm n2pceum=
S6eater" in etnem 8epertoire auftritt,
uno 3par Montag in y@iel 2drm I'm
Hi6t5, 9ienita9 oMurie Stuart, "
W}ittpo9 nMaB fir WaB, 9onnerz
tag nMarte Stuart" 6reitagn mag
Da, Samitag5zWatinee r8ie's Sud
gefdlt" uno Samitag 2t6enO n0lucz
beth"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
9tr. 293.

5ruu 6snrp 8ooo, SRI. Gilman.
6rau 6. 9eo. Gurrie, Gyruu 6reOerid
Wooo uno 6rau &. s.. 8riffin. Wtita
mirten peroan: Yrof, W. &. 9eimenz
BAIL, 0r. 8eo. SO. 9aroinQ, Sri.
GeIeite Grorpn, Or. 9. N}erriQ Sop
tinion, 5rau Sennie 2inozYfiuers
Gresn, 9r. s. 8. 9oroin9 uno 2tnoere.
9arIep 9 urt.
N}orgsn, Sonntag, lpiro 5um erItsn
N}ule in Baltimore Die rei3enoe YoHe
g@erfebltsr 8eruF" i'm r0arlep=Yart"
uuf9efij6rt. Die 9oTe lit iiberrei2
an tomiI6en Situotionen; Die Sc
Iang8nunmern iino rei8enb. nament=
LID Elm groBes QupOIibet i'm oritten
9ltte, peIde5 BON Der gdn3en Geiellz
Thuft qeTun9en piro, 1T in muIitdIiz
I6er 9e5ieDung brilliant uno duBerit
tpniI6. Die 9iihne i'm n0arlep=
Bart" 1T Elm @oIt8tbeater i'm pabren
Sinne oe3 0orteS, uno Der 8e'hdftsz
mann, SanDpertar uno Nrbeiter, MEL
der oe8 Sonntug8 nit Weib uno Stno
bortbin pil0ert, min ii6 bon DenStrdz
pa3en uno Saoe8luIten Der gan3en
Wo6e erbolen, iih erbeitern uno anil
firen. 1tno bas fam er Oaielbit, unO
oas t6ut er.
@erf f6tebene8.
Die 2tusiteQung oa5 nQquorenz
Clubs" Die in Den Rdumen oes
ng(runoeuz @lub8," g}r. PIG, 8eits
M}apiionItraBe, Ieit Wiontag erOffnet
1T, piro bsute qeihloTen. Sine 9roBe
3a6l Der 9iloer buban in ben leBten
Sugen 2ieb6aber uno &Gufer gefun=
ben.
Dem Q(nbenfen oe8 in Der 3a6nar3z
neitunoe beoeutenoen Wlannes, Or.
Gbupin 4. Surri5, Der 1889 oas erite
3a6nGr3tlihe Gousg i'm 2anOe bier
IelbIt Qriinoate uno 1860 Itarb, beabz
IiAtigt man Elm Dsntmal 81 errthten.
Or. 6arris' Qeit)e purOe auf Der oWt.
ClipetzGemeterp" beeroi9t.
9erfpnul Noti3. : Die
$50. 5rant Suder unO GOparo 9i9=
aims, Die WarDlGnoer W}itqlieoer Des
prpbi6itioniitiIden g&ational=Gomi=
te's, peroen Wtontag nad GbicdgO
reifen, nm Der SiBunQ Oe5 @omite's
am W}ittpoA bei3ulpobnen.
Sin 0umpfer unterQez
9an9en.- Die 6irma Sames 8onz
Dan &: So. bierIeIbIt erbielt 9eItern aus
NepzYort cine 0epeife, in pelher Der
llntargang oe5 9ampferS n0tuOura" |"
Qemcloet puroe. 0a5 S6iff mar nit
Saint uno YotaI6e belaoen uno be
fanD iih unter>pegs pon 9ambur9 nuA
g}orfolf unO BORT Ropol, ais es I'M
terging. 9onoap C Go. hattsn cine
QaDung i'm Wertbe BON $4,000 an
8orb oes 9ampfer5, bod lit Der @ers
luit Der 6irma oura 9eriiderun9 ge<
np9t
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c. 6. +. Carr.

9tr. 4 uu6 6, W.fs Baltimore Strase,
unS 9fr. 4, 0Oros@burl.s itraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
TaotpaD's &eaOD 8elicf
rurtrt ttno pcrbtnoert
0aaIarta tptro tn feinen perId)teocnen
Eorulen furtrt uno uerbtnoert.

G. qi5t tstu 6.imitt.l in Der oonasu gBsIt,- Dcl'
6,s fi.b,r uu6 66uttslfrOf, iOOs ale aEosrcn
rlaIarlaartigeu, bi!joisn uno anosrtn Jtebtr I'M
Wtr,in NIT R a b 10 . giIIsn 70 idn,Q p.rs
tt,ist nj. Y b 70 p's Esubg RtItst
R.ifsnb, out,n tets cine ffIoits n q . 10
in gaaf,r o.nontn.n p,rbtrpuu Rrcu!bttt oST
s5mtrl,n, rDsI&. 0ura BEN B,6itl b,s fTiutpaia
i,rs .utf.btH. IS if Elm btfsT,s StimuIanImitttI
1r,is 50 Gents bic GlaiSs. gs5iauft bsn qp0a
tbstgrU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
GnfaIbrridlte ans @aiAinatOn.

@inunQetreuer 8eumter.
Gin 9u66alter Der yYptpmac Sire
c{nIurQnce Comp" bemertte DOR etniz
Qen Sogen our4 3ufalI cine llnregelz
mGBiqteit in ben 8i6ern be5 BEL Der
Gompagnje dnge5tsQten 9ulfs=Setrez
tGrs 2Qerunoer 8. YrpctOr. Die 0tz
r.ftoren, pel6e bierDon in &enntniB
geIsbt poroen, unter3ogen iih iofort
Der Mrbeit elmer 8iif)arz unO &dIienz
repi7ion os5 psrDd6tigen 8eamten, mo-
bsi e5 ii6 bsrau8itslte, oaB Elm 9efi3it
BON $4,000 porbunben mar. Der Be
ANTE puroe 'iofort entlaiIen, bod lit
es 3naiFel3uft, pb Die GompagRie ein
Characterization einleiten piro. Brocz
TOR 1oQ qroBe Summen bei'm 8feroez
0ettrennen perloren baben. Die
y2(mericaa Securitp @ompa9nie" in
Baltimore bate 8ijrgIdaft fir Procz
tor geitelIt.
Sin gefG 9rli4er W rtenz
maroer.
Bel Der llnter1u6ung iiber ben i'm
y0eutI6ea GorreipOnoenten" bereits
beri6teten qroBen N}arfenOiebitubl i'm
8unoaszS6uBamt bat iih beraus9ez
iteQt, oaB in pielen 5Gllen niht alein
Die Murfen, IonOern audi Die Optuz
mente, Die nit 0enielben Derieben ma
rem, dbbunDsn getpmmen iino. Sin
SpieBQeIeQe bes perbaftetea 8oten GDz
purDs, nit Ramen WaIbington, mel
6er ebenfuQs i'm S6aBamte beIhGfz
tiqt mar, ipuroe bes6alb audi in 8ez
pubrIam genDmmen. Bel elmer in 0ei@
len Wo6nung pDrgenDmmenen 9au8z
1udJunq erflGrte bic Mutter WdIbingz
toms, oaB iie lett lGngerer 3eit nit
ben BON t6rem Sobne mttgebru6ten
S6riftitiiten ben &affee geto4t babe.
Wel6e 9otumente in 9erluit getOmz
men iino, lGBt it3 porIdufig ni6t felt
IteQen uno pirb man pobl crit na6
uno na9 in Grfubrung brtngen t0nz
nen. Die 8eute lit fir 8eioe, GbnarOs
uno WaIbington, 10 re;6Ii6 gepeien,
ouB tie fi8 @agen unb pferbe balten
unb i6re ountel6dutigen S60nen nit
560nen &leioern unO S6mudiahen
aus bem Grtruge perIehen tonnten.
Stdttitii 4e5.
Die 9eIammt3abl Der an9emeloeten
8e6urten i'm 9i1tritt Columbia betrug
in Doriger 8ode Is; GbeI6lieBungen
tumen in 80 6Gllen por, uno an So
beSfGqen Iino 1O7 gu per3eihnen, gez
gen 95 Der @orpo6e. Sin SooesfuQ
nuroe ourh 9ip6tberiti8, 3ebn bur6
0e6irntrant6eiten, bier burh Spp6us
un0 Ieds3ebn Dur4 2ungenleioen perz
anlQBt.
8if6of Gatte8Ie&
9aitor Or. 5enrp 8. Satteslee BON
Nepz9ort 1T geItern bon Der biI6Dfz
li9en Gonpention al5 8iI6oF Der neu
creirtan 8aIbingtoner 9i03efe i'm II.
NablQange gepd6lt porOen. Gr lit
50 Sabre aft uno ieit 80 Sabren Seelz
iorqer. 20 Sabre mar er 3eftor Der
biI60Fl. Stride in Wappinger GaIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07

9u bic 9irettoren Der MuTtfz6aue
bic Soften fir Die Qnlage elmer groBen
8u6ne ni6t ausgeben polIen uno e5
Der 8erIi6erung pegen ntht unge6t,
nur cine propiIorii6e 9ol3biibne nit
GouliiTen II. 7. m. auf3ufiibren, 70 bat
6r. 8orter 5inri65 ben plun aufgez
geben, nit Ieiner 8sfeui4uft aus Pbiz
luoelp6ia bierielbit i'm S0nuar uno
5ebruar Spern gu ge6en.
ue6er politit Der 8 IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
SlmTrcscnoer 0orTau in Der fr6naoz
iiidIen &ammer.

9aris, 6. Deg. - llnmittelbar
Dor S6luB Der @erbanolungen in Der
beltigsn SiBung Der 9eputirtentamz
mer gab elm Mann, Der auf Der 0ffentz
li6en 8dusrie 9IaB genommsn, 5pei
StU7e aus einsm 8epol0ar ab. Sine
Scene piloeIter 2lufregung folgte. Die
9u6e puroe inosfTen balO pieoer Aerz
geitelt, na3oem conitatirt, oaB gttez
mano perleBt poroen. 9e5 gefdbrliz
den 8urI6en, beFen Rame 2eonter
lit, bemG6tiqte Ii1 prompt Die Boltz
5ei. Gr 1T % SATIRE alt uno lpiro fir
M, hr1{f7r1in prnrh+pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07

Inter ben 9tuIpi3ien beg ,ainberz
gartenzGlubs" bes n8aItimorer Sim
Dergartenz9ereins" pirO QmWlittpo9,
2tbenos 8 ll6r, Elm Gon3ert in 2s6z
mann's 9alle itattfinDen. Qln Dem
3uitanoetommen Oefelben betbeiligten
ii4 Die fOlgenoen 0amen: 5rau 8. s.
gpnaparts 5rou &aprence Surnbua,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
sarsf6aft fur @eretns 3 geamte.

Die g slttp= uno Stppittz uz
pagnts BON Murp lanO, a otrsn 9iirtaur
f1 Der RpropsftsG3e Der Gbarlsss uno Yerinoz
tOu:strase btiirosu, if b,rtit Die 9trQibaft tiir
bic etautten itesno zines QsreiRs qsgeu sbr mdbQe
9srslturs gu nbtrnsbmtH. Iitis Gompaenie 1T BIZ,
StsnIsts une eroBts Shrei5atts GompugHie pts
Suesns; bic 6HIfsausleR btrelbsn belaufsn ii1 aui
Ibtr 81 900, 900.
Rlr,li5 oorgssemmenc @sruutrguungen auf Sei=
ten Don gertrGusr5 Stamten ueritsoeRsr Grant
iuti0rsn uno bic 9erdumHib bic perionlit qsftea.
ttn gureibGitsH tar ben uut.ritoes4.s 9etraQ Gin:
Jutaffrsn, neil bic Siresu Riteft.osr b,s Sereius
portn, bsbtu bic Witsi.oer iolter CrqaniiatioueR
6etbrt. odb e BET Bettm bort 4sSfeu-rr< &. nsnn
oersH S.amten cooperative, aratr ptrf5rtSeSr,9er=
hst htqsn
gpsnn ,in g.rtin si. gGrqiaaft elmer 9,rf5e.
nes:Gompaeuit in 6snbtn bat 10 beqt oieielbs
ni5t ben Wuuit, cine 9ruHtreuunq Ju otr,eiben
uhe lbasrt otsbalb Hibt, Gnti5Goisuue fur ibrsH
9srluf ,u ssraHssn.
Sit % ibtlitp= uHo Gtpoiits &C M:
pasnie BON Or a b" iuiros erfreut
i.in, gorani4Idss ouf 9.tIonssn in ibrtu 9irsaug
III IieftrH. (2Q3+1
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Ser SentIhe Correspondent,

GdeIin, p6dertIit urb ecnutass,
e.. Raigc. Gieentbiirer uns Geoafteur
(gfn6foIser Don &. 5taint),
GhbuefsGct Satimore'Stras uno BofsSffce'Ioe.
greis o.staaIidsc cn Slattes, ourdl 2Tdssr bsorst,
12Is &ts.; tdgIid,e urb puuta ae tMue gabe 10
Gents pro g3odc, ,apbar bic oGs Slaf oeoT9enoen
Srdeer.-3 3aalidl Rtbit Suuntage.9tns4a 4aos unlet
Boris <SorousbcSdbuHo $3.50 pro SGbr, lnr tht5sEe
init Souataa sblatt, porofrei, nit absns lnr SIIos
$3.50 pro 9G9r. na1 irs.no stH.u' SIts oss SniaM'
hes, 81 nat europa. 2rmntag ~, ,.. -
BIO 3ahr.-0as bette uHo pthtgNs ee~'is~s c'@"
tE ben Mittei, uno Snoitacte7.
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@apmaD's &eaOD &eItef
ptrfdiafft fnfort Stnocrmma.

Sir Ropfidmer5r lob irautbofts Ootr ntro6i0
3abuibmcr,tu, RsurulQs, Rbsumatsmus, SeTsnp
ftub SAmcrJ,u uHO Sbipabs i'm 3udcr.
Tut0rat Oper ben 4i,rtu. StmtrI,u in Der Rdb,
Der geBu, gruff,asGutIUuOuH GeItHts S5ptauna
GEN uuo sdmer3u unsr 4rt DIro bic Iuptus
bug pom RaorOag's 8saOp TtIjei jofOrtge NIHe,.
ruug Utridaffcu uHO Der iOrt1sitgts @ebTau6 otis
i,lb,r tiuiqe Gage lang tuirO sHs peTmausutt Sets
lung b,tpir!:H
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p,s Dlagsns Der GHsspsiOs OOsr aHousH Grun
ODER S4lembautt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
GmppdilNe Sabelberihte
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fa6rt bat.
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I6en S6Dneberg uno 9unpeteble am
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ben Griten Elm 9entmul erriAtet perz
ben. Die S6par3enoorfsr 8auern
uno 9ieuenbeIiBer buben Ii6 oesbalb
nit Der 8itte um einen 3ui6uB gu ben
9entmalstoiten an Die StaOtperoroz
netenz8erIammlung gepanot uno bic
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ibren Qlusfliigen naA BEN i6attigen
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tion gu MAIDEN pflegten. Die Staotz
Deroroneten>9erIammlung bat ben
erbetenen 9uIhuB audi perpiQt9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-07
Ne1meu sic
SintntonS
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Re0nlator.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-14

1t IS certainly strange that AmCri-
can gardeners have paid SO little atten-
ton to the mountain laurel, Kalmia
latifoiia, as Il decorative plant. Probably
there is not one laurel planted in this
country for every thousand rhododen-
drons and azaleas, although the flowers
of the laurel are not less beautiful H.
deed some good judges consider them
moro beautiful than the flowers Of any
other American shrub 1t is, moreover,
an easier plant to cultivate and much
less particular about soil and exposure.
One Of the reasons why it has been neg
lectod no doubt is that it is common,
native shrub, and another is that it is
not always an easy matter to procure
well grown plants. Young plants can
be dug up i'll the woods, bat they require
some caro- and cultivation in the nurs-
cry before becoming well established.
Now, however small plants covered
with flower buds can be obtained from
Dutch nurselymcn hy the thousand at
what seems a ridiculously low price AT
this time of the year no other shrrb is
SO beautiful iii the northern states 1t
is ono Of the best subjects to plant on
the borders Of natural woods on in 9th
e. half wild situations, as it endurcs
the shade OF ovorhanging trees and does
not suffer from drought Its valuo as u
decorative plant should be better known
and more often insisted upon Garden
and Forest,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-14

Water superintendent report showed
collections for January 5000.
City attorney reported an ordinance
extending the rights and privileges OF
the United Railroads, which was read by
title and referred
The contract for the city printing was
awarded to James +. Clifton for the sum
OF one cent for the year, and the further
consideration that he be given the city
job printing at the prices paid during the
preceding year.
City attorney introduced a resolution
stating that, whereas it is known by the
city council that Chas. johnson has con-
stantly violated the city ordinances, that
he be cited to appear and show cause why
his license should not be revoked Res
Olution laid over until next meeting.
Petition to change dray license to $50
for double team and IS for single team,
together with an ordinance for same, also
laid over.
Usual batch of bills allowed.