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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

so far from the regular track OF vessels
as not TO be spoken. that the pigeons
might be of little or no use. The case o, Oh
La Gascogne was exceptional. sne
crept up to Fire Island uhp pose,,se tbe
yep. y for several days had been so
severe that hundreds Of sailing csat yen Gere
in port. waiting for better we Saw YORK
would undoubtedly have been OF mucn
The usual statistics arc also nelng
gathered to show that a man Us 'e s,nss
in less danger on the big passenger snips
that ply between New York and ports III
Europe than on Broadway. TO say no'n ~
ing OF Brooklyn. where the death ra'e :"
largely kept up by the trolley cars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

Preaching no ie.iy IN Eiections-C Cases Be
{ L. tho (tnnntr Ennr.

MARTINSVILLE. VA, Feb. 15.-Spe-
cial.-The interest manifested by the peo-
pie of our town in the meet ng conduc cd
by the Rev. James T.. Schoolheld, tn
evangelist from Dauvine. has growa
rapidly. While the thermometer wa
standing in the neighborhood Of zero tn p
building was well filled at each service
AIR. SCHOOLGIRLS endoi semeCt OF The
Times In its hght for honesty In cleo
tons have placed that paper at an even
higher point IN the estimation of our peo-
rle In one % his sermons he declared It
his opinion thai .therc hadn't been Il far
election in Virginia in the last twenty
years. and that any thing began in fraud
would end in rottenness, and that there
must be halt called by the people to
such proceedings. unless this people
would be sunk to lower depths of in
fanny"
Mr.. Scheduled possesses peculiar power
TO bring ieople close 10 cod. ana
his visit TO Martinsville will be long
remembered.
County Court is still in session. en-
gagged in the trial Of T.. b. O'ui. alias Il
j. Smith charged viii passing count err
felt money. or rather money OF tac
McckIenburg Bank, of North Carolina.
winch failed some years before the war.
should a verdict oi acquittal be rendered
in his tOlufs) favor. then the United
States deputy marshal viii arr est him on
the Same charge, against the United
States Government.
There is some talk of the spr ne &C.
ton for county officers. and candidates
for ;he different places will be numerous.
One of the most important cases tired
during this term was that of Will am NJ
Peyton. of Martinsvile. for Iracti' ne
law IN the corporation of Martinsvine
without a license. He was represented
by :. \. Anderson. Jud. y. II. Hous-
TON. and Wythe NJ. Peyton. The Mayor
had fined Mr.. Peyton so The Court n
structed the jury that although NJ Pcy-
ton might live IN the town and prac ice
law, he was not amenab'e TO the town
ordinance unless he rracticed before the
Mayor and the jury found for the plain
TIFF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

mond, who came over here yesterday al
ternoon I'm the interest OF the Foreign
Mission BoarAi LEFT for home this morn
ing. II is thought that the Baptists OF g
tcreburg will double their contributors
to the cause of missions
In the County Court OF Prince peoree
Yesterday Chastine Hurt. coiored. was
convicted OF cutting and wounding fnHip
Graves. another negro. and his puhlSn-
ment fixed at four months IN the county
Jail. with a fine OF s. and costs. Hurt was
also convicted of carrying conceaieu we"
pons. and fined 80 ard costs. 80
a lively interest Is felt In Dinwlopie
county in tho approaching spring eiectiv'l.
There are said TO be Twelve canui"''''
for Commissioner Of Revenue elsht OF
ten for Sheriff, and any nuf1ber Ior o'nei
offices. II is not thought that the pres
ont Comfy Treasurer. Colonel Fields
viii have any opposition. All OF the county
oGicers are TO be elected with the eXcep-
,ion of clerk OF the county, who mas al
ready been elected for period of six
years.
The Populst leaders Of Prince George
held a meeting last night at the residence
of Mr.. Robert II. Bate and took action
in reference 10 the nomination OF coun-
~ officers.
The business men of Petersburg are
subscribing very literally to the stock OF
the new telephone company IT is pro-
posed 10 organize here.
IN the Mayors Court this morning
Willie Harris, a negro. was sent on TO be
indicted by the grand jury for stealing a
horse from Mr.. X. G. Scott. and a wagon
from Messrs. Il. T. Matterson 4 Bro.
Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher. -. D., OF this city,
general superintendent Of the Virginia
Baptist and Sunday-School Bible Board
viii leave here tomorrow for stanton,
where he will preach on next Sunday.
At a meeting OF the directors or the
Petersburg Gas-Light Company, held
this evening. Mr.. William II. Baxter Was
reelected superintendent and irea-u or.
Mr. Baxter has held this office for thirty
H.. ..r..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
TIE Wlite Ribto e-s.

XAc4INGTON. y. c., Feb. lj.-The
opening meeting preliminary TO the great
l6nvocation OF white ribboners from all
over the United States az Convention
Hall tonight. when the thirty lifelong
rolygIot temperance petition will be pre-
scented. took place this morning at the
Metropolitan II r. church. Mrs. VI. r.
Griffith. president Of tie District of
Columbia Woman's Christian Temperance
Union welcomed the visiting white rib
b6nere. and Mrs. g. c. Hoffman. OF Mis-
souri,. recording secretary Of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
responded.
Mrs katherine Lente Stevenson. Of
Chicago. took charge Of the meeting.
ana an address was delivered by Rev.
Dr. Lurn. of England The couvocauon
is preliminary 10 the meeting OF the
Womcn's Council here next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

The Trouble Between Gsutsmsls and Mex
10, End

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. l5.-Mexicos
conditions have been peacefully accepted
by Guatemala. who guarantees their full
flment. The conditions will be published
officially next week. Both sides have
made concessions. The Guatemalan ques-
ton is at last amicably settled upon an
equitable basis between the two Repub-
hes. The boundary between the two
countries will be definitely determined
upon. and war indemnity is accepted by
Guatemala. who will also pay damages
for Mexican property destroyed. Guate-
mala's official acceptance OF Mexicos
conditions will arrive here next week.
and will be Immediately published in the
Diario Official Of the Mexican Govern
ment. This will permanently terminate
the famous imbroglio between Mexico ana
Guatemala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
CASHIER FIGGAT SHORT.
he LEA YES AFTER WRECKING THE
BANK or LEXINGTON
Amount OF tho shortage Not Known, hut
tho Cashier Froperty and surrey VIII
Cover it--BHnk Asstgpa

LEXINGTON. VA, Feb. i5.-spcclal.-
cial institution. and the only bank here
doing "A general banking business. faiieo
TO open its doors this morning at the
usual hour. a notice posted on the front
door announced that the bank was closed
to enable an investigation Of It's AFFAIRS.
This announcement created great sur
prise. as not the first suspicion OF us
unsoundness had ever been rumorei OF
thought Of. At an cary hour Johh ~
Campbell. the new president ohIy ~
Office for a few weeks. had the direc'oly
IN the bank and experts at "ofh ." '"'
books.
THE CASHIER SHORT.
The cause OF the sudden c'os"e
tho bank was due to the uneHpccteu w
parture OF MIR. &. NJ. FisgAt TOT '"'"''
five years or more cashier -. Ia
lie left letters TO friends saying 'ndl II
,,,aa short In his accounts, and before
leaving he made over 10 Uu'.J
ME nropcrty I'm favor OF the BANK %
,r,.Lo nm his shortage as far as IL "ouIi
90 amounting to property NdiuON q"
thirty thousand dollars ,.,ea for
H., aa,liuon 4 this ne was bohd'u Ioi
so CO., with ~, .cn or more substantial
men as sureiics. $500 ,.,,., noe,.
Tho president aud Iirfctoiy nav D
I'm session al day, AID cannon say VIC"
The shortage viii amount TO U.'
fra,eJ that II viii be large. as IL Is -
i,cved mat the peculqtion has been gong
on for twenty years
TaE BANK ASSIGNS.
Tie bank has made an assn . ,,Ii,v,'
.rg,fs IN Judge !. Is. IsuU'
90 secure the dcpositors, amounting 10
some $1,000 in depost,funds. ,...o
Tnc bank people 90 not thinH mr.
has been any direct robbery. but wha'-
ever amonnt there is snort has gone ,od III
speculation. and that The cashier 'ooh
no funde with him. Mi. FiSgat mas Dy,m
a prominent figure I'm business Cn IT,,
FOR years. ami was thought to be N'i'
wealthy man at one time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
Pnrty Of more,ns Shipwreckea.

RAITIWORE. MD. FEB. lj.-A DrIyatc
telegram was received here TODAY an
uounc.rg that party Of Ba'ttmorea?.s
had been shipwreckc1 on Roanoke Island,
off the coast Of North Carolina Mr.. :. g.
Waters Of tbs city. was one OF the parry
ard ne sender Of the telegram. The
steamer in Which the party was travelling
was caught in one of the recent severe
storms ard wrecked a short distance from
the island. The passengers took 10 the
life-bcats arl reached land I'm safety.
They arc still upon the S'a"d. II is
probable that the Secretary OF the Navy
VII be asked to send a revenue cutter TO
their relief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
MIG yILICfTS 'f'I CIR; UEED.
About $3.50 Gallon a. Whisky Taken
Two Copptr Stil'~ re aker.

About 3,J3o GalI"nr "i NHisR'N '""'"'
Two Copr'r sui" re "k"r.
DANVILLE. VA, Feb. B.-Srcc al
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector 5. 6.
Woods, whose territory is in the north
ern tier of North Carolina COUNTIES re
pOrts big raid he has just made a.
Blue Wing. In Granvi lie county y. e."
near the Virginia line. The cntie liant
and product Of the Cluster Sprnss DIS
tillng Company was seized iof such
gross violations Of the revenue laws as
10 make it moonshine establ shment
two copper stills. ono of 20 gallons capa,,
city. and one l35 gallons capacity, several
worms. twcnty-odd fermenteIs, mum
hor of cans and other distill ne pa-aphe'
MALTA were confscated also $50 gal onS
Of whisky. All thee artic es were taken
ia Virginia. station on the ~ aHuc
and Danville road. for shipment 20 RoN-
100 Refore tbcv could be shipped the
two copper stills were stolen from the
depot. doubtless by moons Miners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
pr. LINDEUM'S coon U0Rk
In The in.e est OF Foreign Missions Cock.
rsie tity CHIT

PETERSBURG MA. Feb lj.-Special.
The stockholders of the Petersburg Al
lance Exchange held their annual meet
Ing this afternoon at / O'Clock IN the
Mayors courtroom. Mr.. J. {. smith. the
agent ana secretary, submitted his annual
report, which shows the exchange 10 be
I'm a good ana healthy condition. rhe
Stockholders, by "A unanimous vote. de
cided TO continue the busiress OF The ex-
change In this city. Directors for the en-
suing year were elected as follows: FOR
Chesterfield county. W. T.. GIN and Jos.
Kennedy; from Prince George county.
Charles IL. Marks and Joseph A. Tucker.
from Dinwiddie county. Thomas A. Dieni
and f.. O. Robinson; from, Sussex county,
George W. Hawks and T.. Stcllings; from
Charles City County. Richard Epps. Jr.
w. T.. GIL was elected president and
J. C. Smith. secretary and treasurer. A
majority OF the stock was represented,
either IN person or by proxy
RAy. w. w. Landrum. u. D.. OF Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

The crnpress Of Austrias love Of walk
in- aroIses general curiosity during her
present stay at Cape Martin. ON her
way from Algiors she stopped at Mar
so,lles. where she requested that no Of
fetal notice should be taken OF her ar
rival, but that some luiet steady work
ingman should be in waiting TO show her
over the busiest quarters OF the town.
A POLICEMAN was accordingly dressed up
to maintain the character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
Deposits in the Sub-Tre,sury.

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Baring. Magoun
& Co. have deposited $4,000 in gold in
the sub-treasury on syndicate account
The total since February 18th is s5,5oJ.OO0.
The foreign bankers have named as de-
pOeitors for gold under the bond deal
the National City Bank, the National
Bank OF Commerce and the First Nation
al Bank. II is probable that the Chase
National will also be named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb Ia suggestion
arising from the long delay of the French
steamship La GasCogne and now being
considered is the use of homing pigeons
aboard the regular transatlantic liners:
II Il claimed that II they had been used
on La Gascognc her whereabouts would
have been known q week prior to the
ships arrival In New York, and a large
amount Of anxiety might have been saved.
The MANAGERS OF several limos here are
thinking over the suggestion, the Only
objection to which seems to be that 1t
Is so unusual for a ship 10 be blown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16

AUSTIN. TEN. Feb. 15.-1his morning
Marx Myer committed suicide by shooting
himself four mes. after which he jumped
from ne fourth-stcry window CT the Ave
he jumped, and stated that he was a
Russian Jew, and that his father vas
living in Russia. He first attempted 10
suflocate mself as the gas was turned
on m his room and all the windows, doors
and trar SONS were covered with sheets
and pillow cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
Tho NV | ern, FHir.

NEW BERNIE, n. c., Feb. l5.-Spe-
cial.-Car-loads of exhibits for TIE East
Carolina Fair are arriving. There are
sixty-five entries for the races. The track
is In elegant condition, and the races
promise to be the best ever seen In North
Carolina. All the departments are ex-
pectsd TO surpass all previous ambitions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
Fo, Railroad Commissioners.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Feb. 15.-Gov-
ernor Oates this morning sent to the State
Senate the names OF Hons. w. {. Tun-
stall and Ross Smith for Railroad Com
mlssioners. The Senate confirmed Mr..
Smith. bat rejected Mr.. Tunstall. who
has been on the board for ten years and
was strongly opposed for denomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
An Annani liIaNf.n

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-The District
Court of Appeals decided to grant an APP
peal from the decision Of the lower court
refusing an injunction TO prevent the
collection Of the income tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-16
Cupid's Arrlws.

DANES b. Kenyon I'm the century,
Phoebe. wandering in the wood,
Glanced to spy Dan cupid sieephe'
Long the curious maiden stood
Tlptoe through the branches peepins'
For the youngsters lips she yeHrTed,
Till. the branches parting slyly,
She. 10 Stake her thirst that burned
stopped and kissed the rcgue's mouth
shyly.
Now the boys eyes open wide.
And upon the maid he 6azes,
Grasps an arrow at his side.
And his silver bow uLraises
Swift the maiden turns TO flee;
Swift the arrow follows after,
Wounding in its flight tree;
Hark. how rings the maids clear laugh
ter.
Cup1d. with sleep-dazzled eyes.
Stares a moment through the bushes
Where the laughing maid still fiies,
Then adown the wood he rushes'
Now the shaft o'crtakes the quarry
Now IL cleaves poor Phoebe's heart-
Naideus. ere you wake Love, larry
First to fitch his every dart
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21
CRrH Nr't, sississaiuEs
sin 2bIas ssasn araasnitimm'
redtf.

3ls in MaKaduistts itattssIHHesus
Abitlmmune iber bic 5Iage. oh ben
5rouGn bel NuniJipalpnbleu bas
Stimmrstt psrliebtH per0eu iOIlis, bat
tius psrHihtsnos glisbsrlass Ger Stmm'
rshtleriunsn Sur GOIst osbabt. gaie
luir bsTeits Dor Der s9abl nnhUieisn,
bdttsu iib pOn ben mtHoetsns 4oO. 900
iiimmbrredtiatsn 5raueu I'm Siants Hur
etipa 10000 IN be @ablerliiisn sint:u'
gen laiitu, mas bripiss, oGb Rnr Gin per-
idlpinocuo flsiner 1heil Der weiblibeu
Bsu6lisruns SHierrhc on osT 5rdss
natm. llao oauou gabeu Rur 1900
5raaeu ibrt Stimmsn ab, bic anpercn
bIiebsn Su Sauis. iToSotm iie rsaiItriri
iparsH. Der ShIuB III pOhI berettiei,
onb oitis lSBiersn bic abitl battsH &C.
sen ben Soriblas 30 itimmsH. Is absr
unisrlisbeH, Rsii id0H ans Der Rseh
iiriruns sriihtlih mar, ouB Die 9nt'
ihtisuns ssssn o0s 6raueuSiimmteht
OHsiolsn marble. aH Rrpirit alio nm
u6ibis mar. Bon ben 5raasn, Sic ib,s
Stimmsn abaabeu, bat jeesniaGls audi
ned eiR erheblider 1heil init Rein as'
itinlmt, 10 oab perSipsiisli ipsnis iibris
blsibt, mpraai bic StimmrehtIerinuen
nit StUlS blidsn Uor cine 5ortIssHns
Der aaitntioH baiireu ionnen.
Die sntIhieosne WGbrhsii ssssn ben
Sprihlaa, Der iaum eiH Trittel Der nbs
aeasbensn Stimmen srbalteH bat. MIR
be an Iih ssHhesH, bic 5rase oui ldHse'
re 5eit su beisitisen. @itl bseeHtuues'
uoleT ais bic Tbaiiads, oab bic mdnn'
iiGeH @dbler iia ssesn Srauenitimm.
rsht ausssiprshen baben, ii ober bic
aus ben er,udhnisn 9iffern erFtilide
ahnslidbs 3hsilnahmloIipleii Der Grauen
90 lanes bic GtimmrsHiItrinneH be.
bauptm ipnntsu, ibr 0bei&ledt ishns
iif mad Der Berehiisnns. on ben @ab
Zen thsilnsbmtn Sn i0unen, uue fototrt
iiarmilA bic @e,pdbruns politii6ry
@lsihifelluns, 70 lanee CAB 60 senus
ipeiHberiise unb ientimeutalt Tidnner,
bIs Obne RhdRhi aaf geruuuitserinbe
oisItm @erIanpen Snltimmtsn. Slatesm
absr sinmcl Der Bsweis selifIsrt III, eat
uar Gin winjissr 1hsil ber5ranen hber.
baupt antbsil an Der Sahe nimmt une
Die iiberipdliiesnet Rsbrbeii eas
Gtimmrett nitt hatsn min, ielbit iuenn
es itr anssbpten ipiro. iptrosn aIle
ipeiisrsn gesiuhs, bic asitatipn In
9lns Az brineen, perlorene Mrbsit fem.
On iunsfn ipeiiiitsn Gtaoien, no bic
g,srbdIiniiIe aanS anserer Slri Hnb.
mbasn bic Stimmrsthileriunsn ben be.
rsiis srrunssnen Griuisen seltseHtliA
nsns binsuIhgs1, absr IN ben dItsren
CFIiadim III ibrs Nsitntion aui ianss
tinaus Iabm ssisst. Sober ibrer Ger
6srunssn ipirb man NIT bsm MusiaIl
Der Mbliimmuno IN WoIIdduietls be-
asanen unb Ne iDsrbsn uiti TN Gionbs
fem. hi96aiiist giupeueunesu ~ ua'
4eH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21
Der sshauptnna, Oah Sas irsmsas.

Der Ssbuurtuna, oab oas fremess.
burene Clement in ben Scr. Staoten bic
srsbis .3abI Der Serbrsher iisls. nj.
stripriht. mis anosrs itaiiitiihs anso,
ben SupVr, aanS ututreinss ttn Bsrldt
oss Sermallsrs Der Rsitsru geniren.
tiarp ppn genuipIpanisu, Geworo g.
@riabt. Eauad paren uon Zen i'm
Issirn Sabre sinssIisisrtsH StrdilIussH
so grpjsut aus Rsnuipluauisu, aus
ben au0etu 5tanisH Der Union iamsn
26.S9 grpIsui uuO nur ALL RrUSrut
iins auslduorr. Eahslbs Bsrbdltnib
III felt BEN Seiiebeu ess 9udthduiss
ieitatheGIt wpTosu. Bon ben bls gum
Irgtsn StStmbsr porissn Sohrss Der
StraiGnhnlt Ibsriuitisnsn vsidHstnsu,
6srtu .3aht IL, O26 beirus. rparsn 57o2
OoIr 5l.7i Qrojcut in gtHnipluanisn,
29.O2 oosr 26.32 grcSeut in anosrsn
Siantcu Der Rspublii une 2422 Oesr
2l.o7 RrOSsut i'm auslanos stbUrru.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21

Mui republiianiider Selie wtroeH
itbt ihVn hls Ssnnsr ilr bic nihiijdbs
riae StaatscOuusutioH auiasSiumt Hue
pprsefibrt. am Suucriihtli6feu &C.
berosn iid bic -Solsps- Der inr ous
@Oupernsursrtuusu iih uUrbsrsitsuosu
Snrcu u. 3. Rlnssruo ppu Union
GUunip uno 9bnrlss y. Strriso BON
RegheriOu. EaS Staatsihasmsiiier,
amt uirS osm seecurpdrtissn Jnbabsr,
Srn gbluipps. iaIm itrsitiS asmdhi
ipsrosu. 6ar ben 5aa oab bic Sssis
lntur rspubtiiaHlit islu iOqls. mrlosH
iit beretis oils Observation-Disclosures
ten Rihisr Campbell pOu Br0ipn Goua'
IN, Thomas Sterling Uon Spini, Rc'
bert @anble uOn DaHitSu, ssilIam ".
Ries bon 9awrsuct, Der 9Ouartbabae'
UroHets gidIsr uHo @Uupernsur Sbtl'
bon. GINS uur III sritaunIih bel bic
lem iOHit aauI eorreitsn Snsbeu ua6
pbsu. n6mlib bic Ibatiahe, oaB ale
oieis ROlititer auiheiusue suusrhfilih
ben Sise Der AepubIiiausr i'm Stuatt
erpartrR, tros allrr SiaueaIs in Der
StaaisUsrpaituHs purh ibrs Rartsi
@ir iiuo neaeisr's, Iuie. ourh fusl6t
2ubsrIanlt, iit bas Bolt Su bstdubsu
unb usrrpirrsn iudsn ptrosu, Nab e
is,usn 3urn usrssiit.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21
SEQ p.u.su..s. s,eo.

ra esiu hisift ftlnns Btfetn ~ iuara N rSiastu.
hab "a peHtahsnt ttns gtartfe kraMhftt aishi wslb
ss xtssuldaiin aA hreH Gtnisn ~ tfilsn I'm etaues
~ caHt Aatark Khf W bis elnlist lset hsy Afliit6xn
traAftAalt " aauts peiiipt fnr. Aaiarst tffcfestt
sls rns eiut teutiultsnfHt ers
haShluna. NauS AetarrS anF ptre innsFlin sfnems
mfn nnk migf hlgtfl ami hea Htni uuh be ltsimissn
CbuNG4sn ets ephfms, hstus4 his @unnaiaas hu
stanfAft lrthaffnb ane btm tatifnen &rsit ettsre.
lnAfm W bit 0sntinsien h Gerpsts anfbaui unb est
Safuf tn tttsa Nseftr tih Ute Vtafnfkamn tastn 10
vel nufsaasn AZ ietfR cfifttftfn. kat NJ nnAHnAmi
renafs Aeietnnne lnr lfstn 3nn eutinfn. Atn W A.
tnrsrrn ssrtsth taNi enA stns ftfs psa 9tnaHtikn
fsmmtu SRan ahtelIiss:
g. GtsHtp&Gs.. rslsse. c.
Nsviauit pou snsu npe,.<iun. 10.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21

esin Rort aeMast ben @siitn. There me,
Rrholsn VIC nae ihutn timniol mnsutrdglih
gemelsn hsf Nrni6 baeeem abt lsintn
GchdtthnH in hr HerpieiidltiQAna pon eaiir
ern nnb ltsint bif Tpisbuhplitn uEfahmHasH
eu lebsl IN psrgthtn, bic bHrA unmabiatrtt
i'm 0iirn nnb [rlnien, unrsadmatiss etbenss
wsils. ibIsdis ynii WanasI an 3rmt9iIng
asihistiiiAs MuslAwsiInn0sn u. I. W. snt'
lisbsn. H<nn abu asIiorit Btybauuna
xcpimsb. appsiitpstiue nnb Nsyaepissif I'm
marnsn. bab lsin flst uutsiH euDcvtm nao
G6msflsn ihn 2brrlsnasn, bat linn time
Ksanfpsit bspht. % sttnneti a. no. bat CT.
tuHafb xtantrypiufu lrif 9ahrtunbuitu
ia atk b<r ttaf unb nnifbissF1f lsbsr,Ns.
onlaiey fyspifisn kabtN. s<r Il fnfbtff mr1ben
N. 8a y 6sats bd MRsllsfssn ~ 9absn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21

On Blue Sill. sssbiisr Gountp. 9ss.
brasin. bsabiiniiet mon. cine 9adsrfa
bril- ~ srrihien. Tie meiiisn sarmer
In Der seriissn ilmssbuns baden In bic.
fem Sabre bereiis 9nderrnbeu seerniet
unb babel erishrsn. bab bee 9udrrrabtn'
ban pUrtbfilhaii III. Die isg. iiHo
1000 Mdsr bsarbeiiei iuorben unb Die
beirtiisnorH Sarmer habn flo per.
pi!ihist, tisislben iar bic nahiifu ssbH
Sabre mil 8adsrrhben ~ bepilanssH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-21

0ius aAut Ear sss rtautes Hnk esmRstfr.kfssli.
ef N uteep Ntsrskes rpi'sm. rysftfiu tetifn
ttn nl4t. lexsstn ~ Rstfartsn IN. So kshtn ts'
Nssmest rtst. Na.psas .. g., rnt tsisnss nps'
Htfsm.
-, " sra nas fssnh ~ ssusup pss ssr "a,
nofr.aikrA 6ttHi A. E<ftsu ctnf tet ~ flaf "a ed,
~ psz NsssAs p<us,Aer kxbt gfstisNi Eset<i&a8'
k1x irsL Htu,s gsi fAr 1usxptselss. nxsnsNat.
" psssh<s. q e.. rns g., Susn Ssss>tfstn
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-14
Coming This Way.
Norfolk J Hyi2ioR.

Norfolk IifJiRiap.
~ number Of Iowa HolIanders" says
tie Philadelphia Inquirer, 'shave
bought =. coo acres OF land in Louisi-
ana Two hundred families will short
" remove from one section OF the
Northwest to Florida. Some Ohio
peach growers are putting out 100000
peach trees in Georgia. It is said that
10000 settlers from The Northwest
have lately moved into Southwestern
Louisiana. Car loads Of ,r,niorants
with Goods stock ere are said to he
arriving at crowley. La. every dav. and
not a barn. shed or habitation Of any
kind is unoccunied. At Norfolk. Va. !:
Galveston. Tex. Lumberton. Ala. :;
Jackson. Miss and other nlaces North
we-tarners j.. - lately settled Tho
accents Of the southern RAILROADS ronort