davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

ten f9enfen t0nnen, pelde Gusfagte1, baB Fie
Qretgert unb feline SrGu am @benb bes 1.
W}at in Die 5abrif bGtten gs6en Ie6en, pdb=
reno 9arleb angebli9 BON Der Shentificiz
rung Der 8inge ni9t iiberaeugt mar. Ser
Staatsdnpalt ntrb Die Sreila6ung 2uetz
gert's gegen 8iirgT9oft unter feinen Unit
itdn0en 3ulafen unb porausit9tli6 f9on i'm
2aufe bie1er Wp9e ben unpermeibli6en neuen
Pro3eB bOr &i4ter 9orton our @sr6anOs
lung anieBen.
@enige Mtnuten na9 3ebn 16r am
0onnerita 8ormittag erf9ien &ibter
Sut5iQ i'm @eri9tsiaale un6 3og i9
na9 elmer tur3en 8erot6unq nit Stdatsdnz
malt 9eneen in fein 3immer 8urid, Gr ianbz
te Iofort einen 8ert9tsbiensr 81 ben He9ts=
anlpdlsn 8tnosnt urtb B6dlen, ipelGe nit
ms6reren 8eri@ter itottern auf DEM Corridor
Oor Dem Saale itanOen, unb I1o fe in fein
3immer Elm, UNI lire Nnit9t gu 6Dren, pb es
bien1i9 lei, bic SurD nod ldnger in Seraz
t6ung gu lafien. S6re iopie St%aatsantpalt
Oeneen's Nntport 5timmte bplTtdnbig burin
i6erein, baB Elm dngeres3uian1menhalten Der
Surp unnOtbige 3sitDergeuoung iein piirbe.
Ser farbige @eri6tsbiener Sfadc &eeD, Der
felt 8eginn Der 8erhunblung 2uetgsrt unter
1einer Sb6ut gebabt 6utte, nurbe na9 i6m
gsianbt Aunb fanO i'm in 9embsGrmeln in
ieiner ;3eGe iibenb. Go6aIo er Heeo's anIi6z
tig purbe, fprang er erregt auf, 5og ii9 ieiz
men Sod an un0 beitiirmte i'm nit Syra9en,
ob iib Die SurD geeinigt babe, Scum 6atte
2uetgert ben Sibungs1aal betreten unb mad
elmer ber5liben 8egriiBung Ieiner QnndGte
8laB genommen, 10 erf9ienen ldngfam bic
9ei3pOreren imSaale urb lieBen 5i9, l6einz
bar 3umSpbe ermiibet, in ibren9e1elu nieber.
SbreGai9ter, pel9e einen me3rtdgigen9artz
pu9s 5eigten, paren bur9 bic hreitdgige Sc
fangenf9aft blet9 unb abge6Grmt genorben.
S6re Augen tparen eingefunten unb i6r 8lid
glGfern. Nus ibrem Nusieben unD DOR
allem aus i6rem 8enebmen fonnte man Ieben,
oaB fie ~OOuitdnbig erf4Dpft unb ermattet paz
rem.
gar penige 3uf9auer paren in benz Sc
ri9tsfaal antpeienb, ats 8uiliff gonnpr bie
SiBung fir erDffnet erflGrte. 2uetgert's
8ruber @rnolb unb fein G1tsfter @o6n faben
neben @m. @barles unb beien @pbn, pG6z
reno in GINGER @ntfernung bon ibnen Or.
Rteie unb Or, @aport, 3net Sa9oeritGnbi9e
Der gertheiOigung, Plab genOmmen batten.
Ser Staat mar burb Staatsantpult Oez
nee1 unb @apitdn S9iittlsr pertreten. Nu=
Der ibnen tparen nod einige Decentralization
unb cine Nn3abl perionen, nel6e Der 53ufau
na9 benz Saal gebra6t bate, augegen.
~9err Sbmann," fagte Der ai9ter, bat
fi3 bic Surp uuf Elm @erbict geeintet9"
Sbmann Sei9bOlb: Stein, @uer @6ren."
&i4ter: n8lau6en Sic benin, baB cine @iz
ntgung nod gu erpurten it?"
9eifbOIb: SD claude ni9t; obtr bieGz
mebr, i4 bin abIolut fi@er, baB an cine ST.
nigung ni3t mebr gu Oenten 1T. Die @bz
%ftimmungen BADEN felt ~borgeftern Morgen
Is Minuten Oor 8 lbr, a.Io felt genau 38
Stunben, INNER bafeIbe 8efultat ergeben."
&i9ter: SIMMER oafelbe &eIultat9"
9ei96oIO: nSapobl, unb i9 babe ieben
ein3e1nen Der @ei9porenen gefrogt unb aur
Nntport erbalten, baB feline Mrgumente i'm
in feinsr anii@t gu eri@iitterH Oerm19tsn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

et1erl tDrlnlt1en Unterrldt IN Dsr Erpdetlz
lebre 5u nebmen. Die gele6rten 3eugen mi
bsrfpro9en fib in elmer Meife, baB man bdu=
fig an ibrem guten @i1en, Der Wabrbeit biz
gbre 81 geben, o~tpeifeln muBte, unb IS mar
fi3erli4 i9psr fir Die Gef9porenen, aus
ben piberfpre9enben Nusfagen oet Wa6r6eit
duf ben @runD 81 fomnen. Nus bie1fm
@runbe burft. es niGt Wunber ns6men, tpenrl
ben NusIugsn Der Sa6beritdnbigen, troBbem
bieielben ben grOBten Spell Der 3eit bes Sc
ri4tsDerfubrens in Nnfpru4 na6men, peit
t%peniger 8eoeutung beigelegt muros, dls ben
melt b~eritdnbli9eren Nusiagsn Der qetp0bnz
li9en 3eugen.
Die Nusfagen Der @9imptez MGb6er,
pel4e 10 5iemli3 ben pi9ttglten She'll res
8epeismaterials betrafen, bilbeten fir einlge
@eI9tporene ben Stein b.s Nn1tobes.
X * X
Die @in5elbeiten bes ent5eblt9en @er6rez
6ens, bas Nbolp6 8. 2uetgert CUR Gait gez
legt lpirb, iimb mod gu frii6 in Sebern1anns
@rinnerung, ais ouB cine ausfibrli9e Be-
ipre9ung n0tbig tpdre.
Dim II. Mat Mittag gegen atpGlf l1br
fpuroe 2uetgert unter benz Geroa9te, feline
@attin 9ouife ernrorbet unb i6re 2ei9e in
elmer pottai9elOiung aufgeI0it gu baben, oerz
baftet.
Na@ einem bier Sage tpG6renben 9orperz
bOr ii6eripies i'm 3i9ter &erten I'm "A.
Weat an Die @roBgeI9porenen, bic am 2.
Stunt &ntldge tpegen Morbes gsgen i'm err
9oben. Seine @ertbetbigsr itrengten Elm
9abeas @orpusz8erfa6ren gu Ieinen @un=
item an, iber bias in ben Sagen bonn IL. Big
%. Stunt Dor Gi9ter @tbbcns b~er6anoelt
tpurbe, bo4 fiel bic @ntT9eibung gu ungun=
item 6es &ngefGagten aus, Qm %. Nugut
nabm Die GerbanOlung Dor Gi@ter Sut6il(
ibren 4nfang, unb bereits na9 lieben
3agen, am q. September, batten ii9 Staat
uno @ertbeibigung auf cine Surp g%eeiniQt,
9dmmtIt9e 8epeiie gegen 2uetgsrt tparen
umitanbsbeneife. 9ie l~1nto1ten bes proz
3efes fir ben Staat b~elaufen It9 ouf ettpa
$4,000.
9ie SStrp feBte fi9 aus ben foIgenben
Mtitgliebern 5ulammen:
Sumes9osmer, Na9tpd9ter Der 0abaI6z
Gifenbabn, go. 928 8at 6urrifon GtraBe.
SObn s. So&pler, IT,, Collector, No. 623
g. QibGanb Dire.
S. M. g, Sbatp, friiberer SSngenieur, go.
81 8rpant Nbe.
.SOiepb 9. 8opb, seber, g2o. 3811-55.
Place.
&obert gib6p, 8ertdufer. go, 387 DAT
lsp Qbe.
s. S. Mo6onep, Sapsaiersr. go. 2o9 SF
6uronitraBe.
6enrD 8ranaen. @etfsnfieber. go. 1888
6ancod Nbe.
Bouts 9olabirO, Maf4tniit, go. 207 g..
NberbeenftraBe.
e. g. Barber, @ertdufer, go. SO 2aflinz
ftruBe,
SO4n g, 8e9miner, 5teii6er, 9ssplainss,
81.
S. $. %6ei6boGb, 2e6ensoeuft4erunssz
Mgent, No. 11-26. StraBe.
@m. Sarleb, Contractor, go. 9O7 Saz
tuber Nbe. (9erfelbe lit fem Seuti6er, tpte
me6rfa9 gsltenb gema9t tpurbe, fOnbern
elm 9Gne u1b tpurbs in Der NGbe BON 9orz
TENS, Sittanb, geboren. @r 1T inbeB Der
beutf4en Spra@e md4tig).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
gnthTlluno Der Mozart

= gntbi11ung Der Mosartz
9 ii e. Sn 8rOOtlpn 1T am @amitag BE
Mp3art=8ifte, bic benin SGngerfeft in pbiz
labelpbia BON ben 8rootlpner SGngern err
rungene Sropbde, feierli6 entbiiat tporber.
Cine groBe Parabe, Der ~@ntbiiaungsatt, Elm
&ommers in Der 9a1e bes Sdngerbunbes
unb Elm g~ldnaenbes 8antett bilOeten bic elm
3elnen g6aIen bes Se1tprogramms.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

= l1nIere GorreiponOenten unb Qgenten
befuGen Die foIgenben Stauten:
9err paul 6riebel Die @tuuten Soma,
Minneiota, fopie NorOz unO Childbirth
6err Sreb S9erf ben Stat Disconiin
unb bas n0rbGi9s SuinOis.
Serr 6enrb S9aal ben Staat Rebrcsta.
9err NopGf @erner ben St1at Sainui5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

Ta9 beIonbersr ltsbereintunft Eat bic
German Nmerican p%u6IiI9ing 60. in Sos
NngsIes, Calf, unitre 8ertretuns fir ge>
ndnnte @tabt unb @ibzGaIifornien iibers
nommen unb finb beren @ertreter bsre9tiat,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu foIeftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

Der l1niterbli6en 1nfterbGi6fter 1T @bom.
@ie oft 'tpirb i'm Msni9en Der nGtr &bum
Ie6enbig!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
Gt,t oang6orer 3atient,'

Der feline npGfdnbfse SetIiIng BON f6,perem 9eiben
elmer III eineln . offorbud dn9e9ebenet Mr3enei Der.
~Ieibenoen Mitmenf6en perl6iGen. lleber Gntz
itebuns unO 6eiIun9 bon &rantbei:sn siebt bieIes
Sor3iigli6e Wert senauem MnfidluB. aud entbalt
es Stesepte, Die IN ieoer Npotbefe aelna1t tperoen
fSuneIt. MbOreiitre: Private Clinic & Dis.
pensary, 20 West 18th St., New York, N. 7.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
1npalt 9eleen itelt fit Die aaernddite
YrO5eB lit Alslidt.

2Mf sefaeen efIren Ole 6efbworenen ole n1osi9fet elmer emeums fir abfoIut MS
esf4loden - Der pOH5i miro fir ibr DerRaHen in Dem prO56 off5eae Diner
fennuue fehens Ger Jury auseefpphen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
Mtammestraft mie0erheraeIteQt.

Gei6le6tss aranfbeiten gebeiIt.
SurGbrun9en BON Dem WunIde, Senieuioen.
tpel6e an Mannesi6pdbe. @eI6leGtstronfbeiter,
ioipie an ben trauri9en }ol9eI BON Su9eno1in0et
Ieioen, 31 belfell uno lie ge9en Die 8erIodunoen
f9tuinbe[bafter In3ei9el uno luertbln5er 8iiter III
i@iiken, oerienben mir fir sets. in qoSt- GtompGs,
~iorgfain III einein uubeorudtem ltm51Iaae Oerpadt,
unier Sub ,,&er 9fcttinge.g lnfer'', As. Mua.,
$50 Soften init 40 le9rreiden 8ilbert. Wbr.:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT.
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Ser aGettuu9s.@nfer" lit aud gu boben IN Chicago
Sl., bel Gbas. SaIger, 844 81. 9aliteo Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
apadoentltae autsota staata eetaess, aatttnsudb, ~. oktober 1897.

un6 ben idmmtli4en iibrigen gei9porener
untsr5ei9net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

Oas @erbrs9en, befen Der Wurffabrifdnt
Mbolpb 8. 2ltetgert angetlogt mar, bat bic
Mufmerf1amfeit fat Der gan5en etptlFftrten
@elt auf Chicago gelentt, urb elm Seer BON
8eri9terftattern mar pGbrenb Oss Pro5efes
tbGtig, uni ben 5ortgang b%eiielben naa alien
8eltssgenben gu bertiinoigen. Der 5oI
ftebt fait ein3ig ba in Der @eI4t9te Der @erz
bre6en. NuBergeip0bnli@e 0tittel nubten
angstpenbet perbsn, I'm Elm rGorpus Deficit"
nabaupeifen. @on bpiben Seiten purben
gelebrte So9beritGnbige auf ben 3engenItano
berufen unb Der SSarp 9elegenbeit sesebsa,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

9ief eti9e ga6frage nab einent prafti6 e~rprobtenL BEN bie=
igen gerbdftni1en a~n9epaBten &Odbud p~eranlaBte Die vSainois
Staats5eitun9", Elm Sud- gu ertuerben, webes ATE SufOrOerun9en
in poQfOmmener g8eie erfllt. 0e Oarn ~ent6aLtenen 9teaepte,
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23
The Tcn-Acrc Farm,

A farm of ten-acres can
be made to produce all OF
most things a family needs
and can be run at small eX-
pense, To- t.. begin with With a
driving horse and two cows
can be kerts on it. at small ~
expense, and the horse Will
give a world'of pleasure to
the family, and the cows, II
so managed that one is fresh
in the spring and the other
in the fall, will furnish milk
and cream in abundance,
and ought ID addition FUR
nish all the butter needed.
Then a quarter Of a acre of
poultry yard stocked with
forty or fifty hens will give
eggs and chickens in abund-
ance, and few turkeys for
holiday. An acre ina'gar-
den and small fruit Twill
furnish vegetables .'2 and
fruit sufficient for the family
wants so that there will be
a constant succession from
the time the asparagus
comes in April uatil winter
sets in, and the cellar will
be stocked with preserves,
| fruits and vegetables to last
through the winter. ? AL
lowing two acres of'land for
pasturage, one for garden
and truck patch which in
cludes small fruits, and, half
an acre for ornamental
grounds around the house,
we have six:and one-half
acres left to cultivate,
--Green's Fruit Grower.
|
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23

practice and tendency OF
civilized nations and civil
lized warfare. 1t would be
murder pure and simple,
The note closes with a
reference to the case of Gen.
Rivera, and expresses the
hope that as a prisoner
merciful treatment will be
accorded t G him, Post
Dispatch.
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23

almost destroyed; YET lHey
grew and developed for
nearly 1,8OO years until
Thomas Jefferson, catching
the keynote of that mission
from the cradle to the cross,
gathered up those truths so
long misunderstood and
mlsapplied, and for the hrst
time in the worlds history
bound them into a code OF
political ethics. ..|.
Claiming to be his toll
lowers, let us present his lie
as an example in statesman
ship, and seek more and
more 70 inculcate the truths
he taught, and more and
more to incorporate them as
living stones in all temples
dedicated to human liberty.
"'Reafirming tonight our
acceptance of his principles
and pledglng our sacred
honor to their maintenance,
we lay them as foundation
stones in the re-establlsh-
ment of a Democracy when
shall be great and grand
enough to shelter all the
good and true of the national
regardless 0 I secl'on'
boundaries, business pur-
suits, cline, creed or past
party affiliations, so patrlotl-
cally animated, so faithful
in performance as to be
revered and defended by all
who love justice and hated
and attacked by those alone
who love darkness rather
than light, because their
deeds are evil. 1a
''On the day Of his death
Thomas Jefferson called his
loved ones about his bedside
and spoke these last words;
II have done for my
country and for all mankind
all that | could do, and l
now resign my soul with
out fear to my God" 81.
"Are3we prepared to take
up his work in such a spirit,
so to shape our lives, prl-
vate and public, as to per,
nit our last words to be an
echo of his own? Dare we
again lift high the standards
he erected? If SO, we shall
90 forth, leading Dernocra-
CIV which shall be "as fair
as the moon, as brlght as
the sun and as terrible as
an army with banners"
There was great APP
plauses when Sibley con-
cluded, and immense cheer
ing when someone called for
cheers for the next vice,
president Of the United
States. Democrat.
---------.. pr--e--~s ----------
m ~ of ...
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23

platform of 1898 and 1900,
Any alleg ID Democrats who
are not prepared to accept
it with zeal and euthusia'
SIN" may as we'll get ready
to go over into the Republl-
can camp OF to set up a tent
for another little Hanna
side show, Post Dispatch,
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23
siA'g o. Jefferson.
A Eulogy Remarkable for
Its F,orceful Eloquence
and Purity of
Diction.

original Democrat. tie
started in life as a Repub'
lican, but broke away from
the party years ago. Wher
| he first went to congress
he was the nominee Of the
Peoples party, the Prohl'
bitionists and the Democrats.
Evidently he has absorbed
his Democracy. He is a
man of large wealth, ar
extensive farmer and is en-
gagged in many important
manufacturing enterprises
Mr.. Sibley said:
1T is a national n1lsfor'
tune that no fitting blog-
raphy of Thomas Jefferson
has ever been written, Of
those essaying the task
most have stood so, near as
to lose the harmonlus pro-
portions of so grand a
character. Others were
animated largely by the
partisan rancors of the day
in which they wrote. The
material for such a blog-
raphy is abundant. The
nine volumes of his ovr
writings are an unfalllne
source of fact and sug'
gestion, and it remains tol
some discerning brain ahc
liberty.loving soul to por'
tray the real life and true
character of this matchless
man, this peerless patriot
But if no future historian
shall essay the task the
generations yet unborn shall
know him; and so long as
time shall endure, so long
as love for liberty survives,
in all coming ages, men vii
turn to that immorta
Declaration of Independence
the product of his own
great brain and heart, and
shall feel their pulses quick
en-, and realize that the
author was one inspired
with power from on high
Had his life work closed
with this production he
would still have forever
ranked with the mightiest
of earth,
I'm long ages past one
had walked beneath the
Syrian sky who had taught
that God was our common
father, and that all mer
were brothers, He sale
that he who had fallen among
thieves and was sorel\
wounded was our neighbor
and He taught us that oul
duty was not alone to sue
cor, but to love that neigh
Dor, He condemned tho
extortioners. He uttered
woes TO them who devouret
widows houses and for ap
pearances made long pray
ers. Re taught that wher
we fed the hungry an(
clothed the naked we min
Eistorcd even trto the Su
of God himself.
These truths were com
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23
TEE 4 EaYCAG0SPLAT>
FORM,

OAS'",
In his speech at the
Jefferson Day banquet in
Washington Tuesday night
Hon, William ]. Bryan
said: n9u4gH
The position taken by the
Democratic party in 1896
VII not be surrendered. 1t
YOU doubt the permanency
|of the Chicago platform as
a party creed, 60 among
the rank and file of the
party and measure the zeal
and enthusiasm which that
platform has aroused and
you will realize the lmpos-
sibility of taking a back
ward step, '.#
This is the truth tenn.
perately stated. No one
who has mingled with the
people, or who has read
the country press, which IS
in closest touch with the
people, can entertain a
doubt that the Chicago
platform aroused a zeal
and enthusiasm" such as was
never evoked by any other
official pronopncement OF the
Democratic party. ~
The Democrats of New
York were grossly mlsre'
presented in the Chicago
Convention. Their lead
ers did their utmost to be-
tray them into the hands OF
the enemy and especially to
discredit the platform adopt
ed at Chicago. A desper-
ate effort was made to pack
the conventions which elect
ed delegates to the State
Convention, and the pur'
pose was to have that con-
vention repudiate t h e
Chicago platform while
accepting the Democratic
candidates. Yet when the
delegates came together,
here IS what they said in
their platform, which was
adopted almost unanimously:
The Democratic party Of
the State Of New York
in convention assembled
unreservedly indorse the
platform adopted by the
Democratic party at the
National convention held in
Chicago on July Z, 1896,
~" and declares as its
deliberate judgment that
never in the history of the
Democratic party has a
platform been written
which embodied more com
pIe.ely The interests of The
whole people, as distinguish.
ed from those who seek
legislation for private bene
fit, than that given to the
country by the Nationa
Democratic convention Of
1896.
The Cbieapo platform o.
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23
EfTcCtOry.
RELIGIOUS.

'uF8 Tor Lev, ~. 7RrIJGIOus.
,bo e u aching atAiehodist church first and third
.''Iu not w in each month. Rev. W. S, South
protec;ioa pasfOr. Everybody is invited to attend
ching Mt the christian church Saturday
befhre che second Sund;y in each mohthi
T & Davis Al, .;'.sany.. svsrv sunday morning =,
SITS and ors siock 1t odst church. everybody is
get ous n isa F II en- j. WlLSUS
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23

ClLlLSbos SN$i 800
man has made it plail to
t h e Spanish authorities
that they cannot be per-
mittPd to carry on war up
on principles utterly at
variance W i t h modern
civilization. | II short,
notice has been sent that
this Government recognizes
a state of civil war in Cuba,
which demands d statement
of prisoners taken in action
by either side somewhat
different from that which
seems to have been accorded
them thus far.
The immediate cause OF
this notice was ofcourse
the capture of the Cuban
General, Rivera, and the
report that he would be
forthwith tried by drum
head court, martial and shot
The President Immediately
directed Secretary Sher-
man to draw up a protest
against the contemplated
action of Weyler. Upon
second consideration, how
ever, the protest took a less
formal shape. Instead OF
being delivered to the Span
ish Minister in writing,
Senior De LONE was sent
for by the Secretary OF
State and informed as tc
the views of the Govern
ment in the matter. r This
verbal protest was no less
explicit than that whlcf
Secretary Sherman h a {
previously drafted. At any
rates, it had it's effect, for
Gen. Rivera is still living.
Those who have seen the
draft of the note say thai
the existence of a state OF
civil war is referred to as q
fact apparent to all the
world, injurious alike to the
United States and to Spain
A desire is expressed Tor d
speedy termination OF tn(
struggle on terms which
will secure to the people OF
Cuba local autonomy, YET
be honorable to Spain and
it's claim of authority over
it's island dependency
After all this has been
said, however, the docu'
ment states in unmistakable
language t h a t American
citizens who are pursuing
lawful occupations in a law
full way will be held to be
entitled to the protection
of the law and in their be,
half no efforts will be spared
by this Administration
should they be arrested on
suspicion, u
The Administration dis
SCENTS from the notion that
the Cubans now in arms
should be technically con-
sidered TRAITORS, Nor
will the Administration adj
nit that they should be
,lassed as 'murderers" OF
"incendiaries.' They are
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23

OFFICIAL.
Qngrman, First Dstrict-P. D. McCulloct
utnc, uriunna, Lee County.
|F29at0Second Dist-A'. j witt Pocahontas
Il 4llge 18th Judicial Dist-JOhn i. McCaleb,
|{,tmng ade. r:%s3
FPS. fy' 18th DIst-R. b. MnXey, Nam
k4pSpig. 1851 VI
ltRP tJNry-Representatlve.-T. Il Herrn'
,%gc-p g, Murphy
|C1<efk--4sper Justus,
wilkins Hardy.
TsessoI-Thos II. McCaieb.
94Astirf-C. W. Shaver. e
ID. Spurlock.
I'LL THE COURTS.
gYcpit Court, N.'Dist-First Monday In Jan
md July. In s. Dlst-SecOnd Monday In
|fJury AMI August.
ollDly Lourt-lst Monday in January, April,
v ahd OclOber.s
Fokata Court, S. Dist--lst Monday in febru
IN August and November
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23
Nj. Sherman
Made .PY,t1st.
Cuba Has Been "Recog'
nized," After q Fashion.
STATE or CIVIL WAR
EXISTS.

a dispatch 10 the Trib'
unc from Washmgton says'
I.nn nnlir, of the Ad.
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23
NuETIEs.
nr

n EVENT, llpE LODGE No. li3, F.
a. NJ, h>utgular communications on
"a the Satut- bre LIST sunday in each
NJ \month. >uCR. S. BACON, ". NJ.
= Metcalf. See
Al EyENIWaDE CHAPTER, No. Il, q
LIE. s., Mason' Hall lst Thurs
n day IN yonth, AZ O'Clock p. N.
~ WIN! MR. WEHdDJiDypLEsr' NJ W. M
"a RI ..dAprEr No. SO, R. A. NJ.
hoL Wjlar conversations at Masonic
H. tLening Shade, the Sd SATURDAY
.j jNO b. MoCALEB, II. Z.
y WILSON. See.
lS' BEREAp LODGE, No: 50, I. @. 9
n fCF nolds regular meetings every III
4. /, ternate Friday night.
3tt, L.. 7. MEDLEY, N q.
III. Collins. Scc'y. -~4-
Sharp County record., 1897-04-23

vacillation o = Indifference