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New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
FURNISHED 6ouses 90 Get.

~, o LET FULLY FURNISHED TO PRIVATE FAM
j ily only: - foot dwelling perfect order sanltar,
n,nbiug. Nineteenth between Fifth and Sixth
Avenues; rent low desirable party Apply to CHARLES
A. SCHERMERfOkN. Alpine building. No. l2e" Broad
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

Winter Resorts.
WNW GO SOUTH 2
There is within 50 miles Of New-York
AN IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
FINEST WINTER HOTEL ~ THE NORTH
TME lAKEW GOD HOTEL. THE HTDNa rISHs.-
piazza, one-third mile In extent. nclosed In glasA
and filled with tropical plants.
MUSIC DAILY IN SIN PARLORs:
T. r. SILLECK. Lessee
LAKEWOOD. y. J.
or Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach
ITt-MN AND WINTER RESORT amid the '3erk-
y mir. Hills" Mafchlsss scenery drives and foliage:
M rroy,sio for comfort and pleasure OF guests at The
Tertshre I'm " Y. and return. - ~ Hof ard shoot
ing rnw CALEB TicNNOR son, Great Barring
Mass
1IyUE Lemon. I.atcwcod ~ IA small but complete
h,t.I with modern convcnisncp rates reduced
F. ID. ROSECRANS Proprietor.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-08-22

Many a person IS starving with a full
tabIe before them. Appetite gone! Am,
Aition genet Life q burden!f What is.
lie matter2 The Liver has ceased to
10 lis proper work. The life channel
5 clogged. Poisonous lrids are
Gown back into the blood, which
said lie thrown CIT. SMITHS BILE
ANS Will surely stimulate the liyeH
do It's work well. and headache, sal.
mess and bad breath will flee away
'ricA q aaniA Der bo'fle- AL druggist
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-08-22
Astr.ay.

Found on the Rebecca plantation on
the Little Bayou Biack, "a MOUSE
.cOLORED MARE. about eight hauds
high. Iranded Hr. on left shoulder,
with white streak on nose. If said
property is nat claimed in thirty days
il will be sold at public sale to pny the
Expenses thereon.
A.. F. cHAUVlN, J, P.
July 8, 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
snltimurr's S!rr6lidJfrlt5. .Stnttfif.

I'm @eTrm,o6eits Giirepu fumen in
ser nit lebtlm SamItag Ntitt13 a6s
fdt::Beric:n Wofse i'm 8un8sn 173 Soz
o,sfdQs 3ur InSt;8e, 81 mGnnIiAen II.
50 n.:SIi(ben GeIhIehts; 80 oabon
paren psiBe G;n8sborsns Der Der.
rStalten, SO J1r5;3e uno SO NuSldns
Der. 81 Sooesfdue rlren bei 81noem
untsr eincn oy'1brs uno 81 unter 5
Iabr;n; ii6er 90 3{16rsn l Stsrbsfall,
ii.6er so T16ren 6, User 70 S1bren IA,
clrlo If:r so sSd6r:a is. 2ln 9ppAtbes
r;tis 7tar6sn 2, ran SharI1hfieh;r 2,
un Spp6us 8, ON 2ungsnsnt3iinou1n5
8, an lSbniroIu6t 16, un WarasHms
"A, an 6ar5trantbsit II, an g}ieranz
Ie:oen s, an SAf1gfluB s, an IIters=
5tnd1e 5 uro an SauGpuiten 5 Perz
Ionen. I'm SoIpjtGlsrn itdp6'n Is 9erz
Ionan uno in 8 5dQen ipar Elm SnqusIt
n0i6i4. 2tuf biz ejn5elnan W1ros per'
i6.ilen Tib Die 6dQe ipie folgt: 1.Wdro
6, 2. QGaro u, 3. W1ro 10, 4. Waro
5, 5. Waro 9, 6. Waro 13, T. W1ro II,
8. Baro u, 9. Blro II, 10. Waro 4,
II. @lrO 6, u. Maro 7, 13. Wuro 7,
IA. Na<o 10, 10. Waro 9, 16. W1ro
2, II. Maro 6, Is. Waro 9, 19. Wdno
8, 20. I&arD 5, q. gGdro s, p. Waro
3. Q(n SooesFGlltn tdmen in Der cor'
reIppnoirsrotn Wcfe oe5 SlArts1893
145, 1894 155, 1895 10 Sale Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
SIutigrr Strrit ;ptI6en gcr;tc.

Iat9s5, Mih, II. DIT. - Sm
nRutche5 : Sotel" bier purbe beute
W1orgen Or. g. g. H6ett pon Sonssz
bile, 2d., BON Or. 4lTrsb 9olt pon
9aDes, g1i4., DiermaI geIdoiien uno
augen6lidli4 geiOotet. Die T}dnner,
Die i'm gan5en Siiben uIs 4er3te DON
groBer 6dbigfeit b'tunnt p1rsn, iollea
friber 5reun0e gelpeien unO in 5olge
elmer geringfiigigen Su4e Seinoe gez
por0en Iein. S6ne irgsnO pslde Ser
anlaiIung f6ritt 9olt uuf Rbett gu unb
fsuerte uuf oeniel6en in i4nsllsr Reiz
bsnfOlge bier S6iiiie ab. Der WOrz
Der u6erlieferte it4 iel6It einem Ppli3iz
ten uno tpurOe Ipdter gegen $4,000
9urqIbaft entlafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
Rod cine ibifbrildtgs Diannidait
I'M 9aiem angslnnat.

g2etp gorf, 18. Stt. - Der
beute aus 9uDti bier ungefommene
91mpfer r0slanure" BON Der uGlpbez
2inie" bra9te ban Capt. Watts uno iiez
ben SeeIsute Dss S6ooners rSoutb,rn
GroB" aus 9aliTar, u. g., psl4ts
Subr5eug am 16. Oftobsr auF Der
5abrt BON Sun 8las na9 Rstp gorf
in iinfenDem 3uitanOe duig:gs6sn purz
be. DIR S9Ooner ipar our6 Stirme
led gstporotn, uno ais feline 9pffnung
mebr sriitirte, i'm flott gu balten, bistt
IS bic Manni6aft geratbsn, Ii9 uuf
ben um bieIe 3sit eri4einenoen DAM
pier nNeIapare" 3u rstten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
Qus Gutn.

6ubonu, II. Sfto6:r. - Die
3ieiige 8Oli3ei BAT 5:pei WsiBe uHo Ell
r:n Utulatten, ar8e6li9 9slegatan Der
s5rIurgentenzS SSunta in Rs!pzYort, oerz
6dftet. Sir trerosn 6sI6ulDigt, an ei>
ner 8erI6pOrrag, 8sbduc: mitteIs
9Dnumit in Die 2uft gu iprengen, I'm
eirs 9elegen6eit CUR aQgemeinsn Pliin=
csrung IN 0sm 2lugsnblide Der 8erpir=
rung gu ss6en, Sbeil yenommen gu
6a6en.
Sn einem Safeat atpiI&:n ipani=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
Surge &abcIoepffd,en.

- Quf Ger 2onooner 80rIe rief am
SamItag bas 8erii4t, '0aB 2opo Saz
LiS6lprp pI0Bfi6 ibpsr ertuanft lei,
grobe 2tuFregung bsrpor. 9us @eriidt
ertTb1no Daour9, baB elmer Der Gterfs
bes 9remicrs i'm n9atfislo SpuTe"
Itdrb.
- g:ne Spe3iuloepeIchs Don 9omz
bdb nrsloet, b1b iiber 6as Monumeat
Der S0nigTn 8ittou;u ipd6renO ber6reiz
tag Na9t ein &efel nit Sheer gegofen
purbe. I'm ban 5als Der Static banz
ZEN I0ie @uHo1len Elm Pa1r ulte
S6uhe,
3 Nus Rom p;rb genetost, bab Der
frii6ere 8ettor bes amerituniI6sn Sol
Iege in 8om, MTgr. O.S'@onnel, benz
nadIt 5Qpm 8iidof ernannt per6sn
fnirN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
aus Summer iibcr Den Snn Hrs
Uerlpbtcn.

p6iIabe1pbiu, II. Sft. -
4us Summer iiber ben p!0Blid,n Sob
hires 8srlobtsn bsging geItsrn 2t6,no
bic % Sabre ulte 5rau Qmp Prjc, i'm
6duie ibrer S4tpeiter, 6rau Carrie
@luuisn, Nr. 1912, @ienruI ItraBs,
Ssl6ItmorD 0ur9 gri6i?Ben. Jrau
@mp Yrice, cine biibI9s 8lonoine,
lpurDe bor ettpa feds Sa9ren oon Bill
lp" 9rice, Dem betunntsn Spills 9ez
I6GFtsFii6rer DON 9ur6an's S3eatsr
in Cos Qngeles, @al., gei4is0tn. Die
9erItorbsne, Die in 5olge i6rer S40nz
6eit a1gemein betannt mar, mar eins
oSournaliItin unb fir msbrsre Repz
Yorfer un1 tpeItli9s 3eitungen t6dtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
g6Fe!
Safe!

ur R,iie I'M ausIanbe beior5t innerhalb "a Stunoen
an b,beuieup terataeiettem Yreiie
Gouaro Rain,
sIsusRsg6e Baltimore z trcse uao PofSStFcesape
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
Grmprpeten ibre Shmtegrrmnttrr

atlanta, Ga, II. Oft. = Wie
aug GlarfsoiQe gsmeIbet tpir0, baben
oaTel6It ct. Clair 9lober unO fem
tuu6Itummer 9ruber i6rs 9roB'muttsr
ermo1bet. ct. Clair lit seitGnoig uno
gis6t an, baB er Die alie 5rau um's
Qe6en bra6te, neil lie i'm in ibrsm Sc
Itdment bsna6tbeiligte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
fstt &.

8oIton, Mai., II. Sft. - Na9
lanqen 8srbdnDlung:n fir unIb fpioar
6at biz Stuuts @l6I6abDrce beute
ent76ieoen, b1B bic GemotIutsn, MEL
DE DOR Drai Woh2n Dn Stuats Con-
bent in Der 6aneuii 9aQe 6utten, bic
reguIGre SrganiIation reprGTentiren
unb baB bsrsn 5;det duf ben ofFi3isasn
Du6I5etttl tommt, pd6reno Die in Der
WuTit6alIs nominirten Ganbio1ten Iaz
Gan miiTen, pta lie ionIt unterfomm:n.
9ruftiI9 lit Die Sadie Hur lniOfern bon
8aOeutung, uIs iie e6sn bic 5ruge Der
9arteir,guIaritGt entI6eioet, oenn Die
Ganoi0uten nit 8;llians fir 9ouperz
aeur an Der SpiBe Iinb fait bur4pag
GuF 6etOtn SiGets OiaIetb:n. lle6riz
Qsns tpdre es 6sute QbanD in elmer Siz
Bung b2s Stuuts Gomite's, in pel=
der bic bur9 b5n IustriIt Der 9olOs
leute entItunoenen 2uden au5g.Tiilt
tperosR iDIton, betna6s gu elmer r2geIz
re6ten 9uuerei 3niI6en ben b:iOen De-
mofratiI6an SaftiOnen setOmmen.
Die Pro6i6itioniIten baz
BEN anDiDuten, Der
feline Siimmgeber.
propibencs RS, II. Stt.-
Rah Dem StuutsgeieB muB sine BAR
til, sbe iis oFfi3ieu Nntrt:nnung finoen
farm, J1pm!nutions Pap;are nit MIN
teftens 500 un.erI9riftan Dorlegen.
Run bu6en BE Probi6itioniIten 3par
Elm poqItdnbigis Gl:ftoraI= Il. Stuats<
tidet auFseItslt, a6:r f, ijno ni9t in
SianOe geip:Ten, Die 500 l1nteriayiTtsn
5u iammeln, unb 01 nun 0i. 6riit fir
ginrei4ung Der gap;er2 a6gelluf:n lit,
fonmen ibre Ganoibat9n ni4t mebr
auf osn offi3ieltsn Ma6l5sttel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
q Ii Blanb's austpGrtige g o
Iitif unberdnoert.

Ius Ger M:ngs ipfoarIpre9enber9ez
rii6te iiber bic Spur oes S3aren in
gurppa tann nur tpenig 3uperlGFiges
auzgsleIe tparben. 9on @ien unD
9aris peron ieosn Sag fenIutioneqe
@eI6i6tan in bic Welt 6inuusppIaunt,
uIIsjn bic in 6ieTisan geantentreiIen
ferrI9enoe 4nIi9t lit, 0aB ii9 bic 8sz
5:,9ungen Der Md6te ni6t i'm V1irbs=
ita1 osrdabert BADEN, unO DaB Der G51r
ni&t qIm einen 3ollbrait pon Der 6i56er
bon RuBlanb eingenon1menen Stenung
G6psifen tpiro, penn er einIiebt, DaB
irs1no cine feiner WaBna6men bas eu=
rrpdiI4e 8Isi6gsipi6t it0ren t0nnte.
9iplomatiiGe ISorreiponoen3en uno
llntsrGunolur1en iitsr bic beIten W1ez
tEoosn sur ge6anolung Der prisntali=
{den 6pdge jinIo nod inn1er i'm 9ange,
qq1o bic pforte puritelt in5piI3sn in
9:lpobnter WetIe tpeiter.
2luf Der g0rie 1T Elm 9erii6t i'm
ltnlauf, laut tpsl6em cine nsus ruff
f6e QaIsi6a DON BARRIER, gerliner urro
6r1ntfurter &dpitaliiten tuncirt piuo;
es bsrluutet ferner, OaB Der bisbsrise
3outriag 3piiden 9eutf6lano uno
RuBlarO Our9 gegsuIe e3tige 3ugaItGnb=
niifa bsisstagt iperoen tpiro (pergIsi9a
fSamitdgs 9epsI9en duf Der 6ritten
SsitsD.
Saiier 0iG5alm unb 9arruGlm rsiz
item 6eute friib n16 Minben, WeItp6l=
len ab, ND 6sute Dus O:ntnral gu @9ren
SdIIer Wilbelm's bes gr5ttn ouF Dem
0ittefino5erge ap1lter inpoIatrten Gerez
mcris'n en.biiI1t tpurba. Bon g1inben
6sgisbt ii4 bas 9srrT6erpuar na6
Wiesbloen mo- es mppssn anfomnen
piro. Der S3dr lmb bic g31rin 6ofinz
b:n ii6 beute in Wiss61ben, nno man
murrtalt 6a6sr, bdB sine gs6eime gu
Iammentunft bort 5ipiI4en 6sioen Hos
ndr4sn itattfinben ioQ. @enn isop9
Der @5ar an ieinem frii6er untiiN0igten
Teileprogrunm feitfdlt, 10 pirb er NIT
io;ner 9eml6lin ra9 Darn Ttaot gu
riidgete6rt iein, e6e Der &1iier lg1o Die
Sdiierin Wiss6aoen errei6sr. SroBz
Oem glaYbt mln oab elm. a6srmalige
3uIammenflonft Der ba:oen &aiisr urz
rdEgirt pero;n pirb. 2tm OienIi'a5 6ez
giebt iIi4 8u;Ier WiD6efm mad oon
Sfcohe &ronbsp1 I'm 5aunus, urn
istne Dtuttsr, Die &uiisrin 5rieori3. gu
bsTu6en, uno tpiro 5is gum 0onneritl9
bort blei6en. Dian 6dlt es fir pa9rs
i4einliA, raB sr IN Der 3eit 5tpildaH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
81, Som uerDafttt.

R m, 18. Oftc5er. - 8etrG6tz
li9es Qufis6sn errs9t bier bic 9er4afz
tung bes Commandments 9iaconeqi,
frii6epeu MitgIiebes Der 2l6georbnetenz
TANNER uno 9irettors 0ss rGreOit
SSnmpbilisr. 9erIel6e tpuroe geitern
Qtbeno unter 4nflagen, bic NIT Dem
Bancroft Des rGrso:t Snlno6ilier" 3uz
inmmpn hGnnPn feitnpsrnm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19

I6aa 5ruppsn inter 8eneraI Qguilerd
uro psn SniHrg:n.:a unter 0elgaOo
oerIprcn be 2,Bt,rsn iiber 100 Soote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
Ser 9emtTde GorreiSoubext,

Easlid, nStentIih unb Sourtass.
q. Seaine, Gtsentbamer ano Resafteus
(sahtoIger roH q. Raine),
enbnef.Q6e SatimurssStrase unb Vof,S SfHcesNpe.
Wreis bes I'd sItd1 en- BIatteS, burb Erds,r beorst
loh Gfe.; f1aIid1e unb Gcnnta SrNucgabe ID
Gents pro gDohs sablbor an bic bas Bait beorseubeu
9rdser.- nebit Sonnta S.etuss sabc uEter
Boris. fs.orausbetahIuHs $3.50 pro SdbT, Jar thIsere
nit eonntas pertoirei, NIT Ibsus tir @Iubs,
$3.50 pro Sahr, nan irseno einem Srte bes SnIans
bes, 81 na6 europa. Senufa aee sMaSsabe 81
q ben gfittes uEo SlbitGateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
l1nier Gabelbrief.
0sbeimratb SdliI9tin in Berlin.
Setne Grneunutts sum ruiiiid,eu Wt'
ttiitcr ocs 9,uswdrttsen tpitroctn
Geuti6Gauo 2lnflaue finoen.

Cine ge6eime Gonfsrsn3 nit Dem Saiz
Ter in 9otgoum. - 8erii9ts iiber
bic ReIultate Der europdiI4ea Rells
bes G3uren. - Sn Berlin glaubt
man, b1B RuBlunb feline alte Pol!e
tit um tein Sofa perdnbern tpirb.
- Die erpurtete neue 3uIammen<
funft beg G5aren un6 bes SatIers.
- gllerIsi.
@orreipoHetnreR- burr bic -uHiteb &reB" mo ole
Nelp=yorter "alioc. treile.D
9srIin, 18. Stto6er. - 9rpBe
8eDeutung piro ben ipieDerboItenGonz
feren5en baigaIegt, tpsl9s sptI9en Dem
9e6e;mratb lS6iI9tin, fungirenben
rufiI4en Mfiniter oss Iuspdrtigen,
ur0 Dem ruffii4en 5inan5miniiter DON
Witte einerieits, urIo Dan oeuti6en
Rsi6stun3lsr 5irIten 6o6enIobe uno
Dem 5rsibsrrn Mari6au o.8ie6eritein,
Dem beutf6en WiniIter Oss 9luspdrtiz
gen, unoererleits 1t1ttgefunoen ba6sn
inoefca ideint es feit5uite6en, buB ii4
DieIs GonFeren5er me6r auf bis 9unz
beIs5e5iebung,n 0eutI6lanO's uno
RuBlano's, ais auf alIgemeine aus
tpdrfige politit bs3pgen. @s 1T oagez
gen pami6einli9, baB Der &aiier uno
9err S6Fi9tin, tpel6' 2eBterer Die
pergangene Wp6e in Berlin perbrahte,
cine unterreoung potttiihen Gbaratz
ters ii6er ban geTu4 roes @3aren bei Der
&Dnigin @iftoria batte. 9lm leBten
Mittpo6 mar 9sbeimrutb S9iI9tin
6ei'm 5iirIten 9ObaRlobs in Der Rei6sz
fan3Iei gu @aIte gsiabe1p. llnter ben
anoer:n 9Gitsn befanben 1ih uu9 Der
rui1ii6e 9eiannte, 9raf ppn Sitenz
lSaGen, UliniItar WarIfau b. 8ieberz
itei:r, foipie per1 4isbene b06ere 9eamz
ten has bsut{9en Miniitsriums beg
gusDdrtig,n uno Der ruiiiI9en 9ez
iarIotI6aft, allein 9r. S4iI4fin blie6
alrs. @5 itelIte fi4 am nd9iten Sage
biraus, clB er gu Der ndmli6en 3ett,
in ipelter er in Der Reiastanslei err
trart:t Durbe, 5ufammen NIT Dem &aiz
Ter uno Dem ruiIiIden Stuutsiefretdr
8rufen Bdb(en in PptsO1m ipeiIte.
8er79iebsne 8ernutbungen tpepoen
iibor Die gdoeutung iensr 3uiumhenz
fltaft, pOn pel6ar Der &aiIer Die Deutz
idea 8oamten Uus3uI4lisBen, fir
rlt5Tam 6iilt, laut, aqein mas oarin
nirfli9 geiagt poer getban ipuroe, lit
nutiirli9 biz jebt mod 8e6simniB.
8ebeimrat6 9 S4ii9tin 1T
rperIona 9ruta" in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
g { T lin.

Sef,imrat6 G6iI9tin be9ab ii9,
nlfoem er BEN YaGait in potsoum per-
t:sB, bireft Ra6 Der &ei6sfan5Iei, unz
ter6;elt Ii9 einige Winuten nit Dem
MiniIt,r bss QlusipGrtigen, iSreiberrn
WtarIGau .. 8ie6erTtein, uno reite
bann n19 petersburg ub. Dann IS
atb tra6r iein mag, 0aB 8ruf 8o=
rnntIoffSOai9foff ais 9fa6fplger bes
6iiriten2o6anoff ernanHIt lperoen tpiro,
10 6leibt IS oanno9 S6atia6e, baB 6r.
SdiiI4fin nperIpna grata" IN Berlin
lit. Die beutI6an geamten, nit pel>
6en er bier in 8erii6rung fam, erfldren
i'm fir einen gsrie6enen, 5ugleih iebo9
3uDerldiTigen unD porurt6silsf freienOi=
plomuten, einen energiI6en Qlr6.iter
un0 ei,;an enti4ieoenen Spportlrniitan
IN Ieinen Nn6i4tan. Sein formioa6lez
itsr Gonturrent, 8raf WorontIoffz
9aI6toff, blt bm acknowledgement
@ortbsil, gu cam boben ruifif6en Moel
gu gtb0ren, ipGbrenb 10 5iemli9 bas
ein3igs 8lieo, tpel6es ben 9e6einrrut6
S9iidfin init ben 6Dberen ruiTiItaa
9eIeMdaftstreiien Oerbinlbet, barin
bsItebt, buB er sine 6uritin 5o9onstoff
beir1tbete. @raf Woront3off=9aI6z
toff 1T Elm eifriger Sran3oienfreuno,
pd6reno 9aGsimratb 'S6iI9fn fir
feline a6Tolqdt feitItebstoe 9olitit in Be-
3ug auf RuBlano's 8s5is3ungsn gu
5raafrei9 eintritt. @r tpiro aug bic
fem Grunoe in houti9sn 9oftrsiIe len
Dem 9rafen porgs5osen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19
Seminal Gnthaauno IN @tnoem

Queen 8 t 0 10 n, 18. Sttober. -
@oparb 5pIep, "a SSa9re aft, friietsr
als 8iqet=@o1ettpr auf sinem SiuBz
Oampfer anseiteqt, t00tete pd6reRO Der
pergangenen Na4t feline 6ruu utro 3Ipei
Siraer nit sinem RaIirmefer ii. ii6erz
lisFerte ii9 bann Der poli3ei. 9Gusz
li6er llnfrie0e beranlaRte bic Shat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19

2saargefo~ Sfeioerftoffe.
o. 3iueifarbiqe G6epipts. qan,poGcn
I4T ncuctc 0crbffarbcn @ruItn nit
i6nor,cn Giicftcn. qrin nit bIau
Sopptbreitc Scl5ftccrtGuo.b bob=
MODERN. EctaI=9erfaui 3gt. pro
0aro.
AHtn Ru, idrurjs Ruog:I :Ilabs, in o:u
LoF. ncueitCn @igblauo= uno 6.an:St
aud Glaio nit Seioeritreifsu. Scp=
ptlbreite. Setai!prsj5 25t. Pre- 0aro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-19

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26
Bethlehem.

Plenty of good snow for shedding
and some are making use of it.
Some sleghing parties of this
neighborhood went to the Ryan
Glade settlement to attend a spell
ing school, a few evenings ago.
Our school closed by the scholars
receiving a liberal treat from their
teacher. Scholars, we hope that
the kindness of your teacher will
never be forgotten.
Miss Dora E. Lipscomb, who
taught the Shields Run school, re-
turned home.
The Bethlehem Sunday school
has been organized and will COM
mence the first Sunday in April.
May Thomas is quite i'll again.
Considerable sickness through this
section at this writing. tits repor-
ted that one of James Tasker' S
children has diphtheria.
March beats January for winter
this time, and If winter holds on
this way very long it will make hay
hard to find in some mows.
The sugar crop is supposed to be
injured by the January sleet break
ing so many limbs, causing the sap
to waste. CHUM.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26

either for or against the Nicaragua
Canal will be given chance to be
heard before the House committee
on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce decides what sort of "a report
shall be made. These hearings will
begin this week.
Secretary Carlisle hasn't made
any friends by his letter to the Sen
ate committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds, opposing the joint
resolution providing for the erection
of a bronze statue of Gen. Spinner,
formerly U. S. Treasurer, on one
of the approaches or butresses of the
Treasury building. And he wasn't
satisfied with opposing the resolu-
ton as it now is but added that
there was no place for the statue in
the grounds attached to the Trea-
sury building. Gen. Spinner was
a popular official. and the money to
pay for this statue was raised by
popular subscriptions. But he was
also a Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRED A. THAY ER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OAKLAND MD

have resumed the practice of law; ONCE in
the Felty Building opposite the posiOf1ce,
where | Will be pleased to see all my former
clients and others who choose to entrust their
legal business to my care.
Will be assisted in all important cases by
Benjamin A. Richmond of the Cumberland
blr
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26
Death of Chas. Murphy.

Died, at his home in Swanton,
Nd. Thursday evening, March 10Th,
Mr., Charles Murphy, aged 68 years,
10 months and IA days.
Mr.. Murphy had been confined
to his home most of the time for
nearly four months, but 1t was not
thought death was so near, as on
the day he died he ate a hearty
dinner and was able to walk about
the house until late in the after
noon. A short time before six
O'Clock he was stricken with paral-
ysis and in a few moments he had
entered upon that rest that remain
eth for the people of God.
The deceased was born near Key
ser, W. Va, in 1927. When a boy
he helped farm the land on which
Piedmont, W. Va, now stands. At
the breaking out of the war he en-
listed in Co. B, Sd Reg't West Va,
volunteer cavalry, and with thous
andS of brave men who went to the
front in defense Of country, left his
home, offering his life, if necessary,
to prevent one single star from
being toru from his country's flag.
Serving until the close of the war,
he returned to this section where
he spent most of his time SINCE, al
ways a moral man, good citizen,
kind husband, a loving father, q
constant friend.
A little more than two years ago
he Joined the NJ. Z. church at this
place, and although on account of
failing health he was unable to do
as much for the Master as he de-
sired, yet he was faithful in his
attendance at Sunday school and
church services, setting an example
that is worth following.
Mr.. Murphy leaves a wife, eleven
children, a brother and sister to
mourn his loss. The funeral servi-
ces were conducted by Rev. G. W.
White assisted by Rev. A. F.
George. The text was, "This is
My Friend" Sol. Song, 5 :16.
The pail bearers were all comrades
of the war: +. McRoble, A. G..
Friend, j. Harshbarger, William
Rhodes, W. A. Dudley, Richard
Tasker and VIM. Wright, and with
the flag which in his young man.
hood he had fought to defend
wrapped around the casket, all that
was mortal of Charles Murphy was
followed by the largest mum Der of
people that ever attended a funeral
from the village of Swanton, and at
Wilson cemetery was consigned to
mother earth, there to await the
time when the earth and the sea
shall give up their dead.
A. FRIEND.
Keyser and Piedmont papers
please copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26
CastOria.

''castoria is sowell adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn N. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26
CastOria.

"castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. 6. c. OsGooD
nruell Mncc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26

"castoria is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their Threats, thereby
sending them to premature graves"
DR.. ]. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark