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The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-08
Everybodyy says So.

Cascarets Candy Cati IN the most won
derfui medical discqrpraaS e 9 !, pea,
ant and refreshing $<F1e Taste, act gently
and positively on ki6 : liver and po YVES
cnrs beadaahe. feyeY abitual constipation
and blliousness. Pld1 buy and sry . po5
Of q. g, @. to-day; lOf*A % cents. boiuhno
guaranteed to clre IA druggists.
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DIED

PANCOAST.-In W0odstOwn, De
cember 9th, 1896, Franklin Pancoast,
aged AZ years.
GILMAN.-In Woodstown, Deem.
Der 2Slh, r. F. S. Gilman, aged "a
years.
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eLouoEsrER GbouNTx JURORS.

In the Gloucs Der County Courts
Tuesday, with Judge Clymer presiding,
the following panel OF petit jurors was
drawn by Sheriff CPllins: Thos. Magee,
Reynoid ]. SteelmakA, Elmer Edwards,
Chas. l.. P~iersop. ] shua Dawson, John
Warren, benjamin. huster, Joseph E.
Cunard, Samuel Munyan, William
Lacy, Louis Ger kch, John Walton,
William Sayres, High Grover, James
Hughes, George Kdebler, s. A. Rupp,
G. r. PeddIe, Chafies bikes, Joseph
NJ. Pfeffer, Charlesl Hoidcratt, Joseph
p. Smith, George n. Fernon, Andrew
c. Budd, Samuel AVIS, Edward Farr,
AloDzo Carmen, Samuel Madara, Elmer
Ashcraft, H. F. f~5abcoek, Wm. II.
Cheeseman, Samuel Green, Lewis Bow
ers, VIM. H. Tice, edward +. Keen,
Joseph X. AshtonI Nathaniel Fisler,
David Higgins, George j. Conover.
James Lsffefty, William Blensinger,
Samuel r, stetser, John III. Helms,
James Rachor, Jbhn Fell, William
Morris, Joseph Mu1yan. George Peace,
George w. Martini Thomas Welsh.
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Rev.
J. d. TurpiD, at the M. E, Church,
Sh%arptown, November 8, 1895. John
Henry Coleman, and Mary Alberta
johnson, both of Halltown, N. j..
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Ir.IMALLArroN.

Mural Lodge, Y. Y. y. f. neid their
installation on lkursday evening, 7tb,
when the follow bg officers wereinstall-
ed for the ~ensuii Hterm by d. DC. NJ,
Geryas StrattoliF of FeDwick Lodge,
assisted by q. n, Chas. Sharp, of Fen.
wick: @. r. &. 6.A. Hall, of Fenwick;
G. p. s.. Cbas. Ibager, of Mural; G. NJ,
A. H. Paul. of 1F'enwick; G. G., VIM.
G.. Miller, Jr., washington;
N. G.. Richarh Ii. Layton; V. G.,
David p. Fea,befer; r. s., W. Wesley
Cable: p. s. Henry ]. Blohm; w.,
James G.. Murpqy; Y. IT,, James f.
LAYTON: I. G.: .Jlacob Feathersr; Con-,
william r. %shoulrds; R. s. N, G., Harry
Barnart; L. S. Nj. G., Isfael Dolbow;
r. s, ", G.. Ct ftgs Jordon; l.. s. v.
G., John Hatchl;. IL. ). 8, Isaac ID.
Hillmau; L. s. SrAChas. Aborp..
After the ins1 hatioh All retired 10
the oom below where they a pre-
pared a dellcioud ,epast, and with their
wife or best friehd found themselves
doing Justice to All prepared for their
enjoyment. AFTER (which they were in.
yjted TO the rooIs above and entertained
by home talent ii4 the way OF singing,
instrumental muSic, etc. At a late
hour all departeddhlghly pleased by the
way in which thels were entertained.
There were prekent about $50 luclud-
ing some from PeAansville and Salem.
Viola Council no. 20, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, Installed the following officers on
Monday evenlne.I Jr. P. c., David P.
Featherer: c.. Jahes P. Yourison, v.
c., James d, DAlbow; Con-, Royden
English; War. al Otis Peterson; A. r.
s., Albert Sparksb L. s., Charles Wood;
o. s., Jesse Keebhes.
On Saturday evening, JAM End. Fast
Commander, Cha r. Woooley, as
sisted BY Past Oh msnder, Isaac P.
Simkips. installed officers Of Acton
Post. No. SO, ca r., as follows:
Post Commander hes Halter; ST: v.
G., John Biddle; rter-master, Chas.
P. Somers; Surge James u. Arm
strong; Chaplain, er II. L. wyatt;
o. of Day, David 2slRen; Y. OF Guard
Andrew P. HugSs; Serg't MAJOR,
Charles English; Q NJ. Serg't, James
F. Layton; AdiutsEt, Henry M. Flana-
gin, There were present members of
the Sons of VeterSns and the Woman's
Relief Corps and others.
Bridgeport Comncil, Junior Order
United American Mechanics have in.
stalled the following officers: Councillor,
Warren yannemAn; Vice Councillor,
Samuel Carney; RAc. Sec., Clifton Al
len; Asst, r. s. Albert Howe; Finan-
cial sec., william iB. Gleason; Treas,
Henry Dunn; WArden, John Smith;
O, S. Harry Sharpl l. s., Amos Haines.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-08

A number of relatives and friends of
Chas. G. Aborn completely surprised
him on New Years day, the occasion
being his Goth birthday. All present
enjoyed themselves and especially at
the table where a bountiful repast was
prepared. After wishing Mr.. Aborn
many more happy birthdays the guests
made preparation for returning home.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shoemaker, Mr.. VIM. Long
acre, of Swedesboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kean, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pearson, Of Daretown; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Clark; Mrs. VIM. Clark, Mis-.
Frank Vanlier, of Woodstown; Mr..
VIM. Norton, of Pedricktown; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. hurry, of Woodbury., Mrs.
George II. LocusoD, Mrs. Sarah Daven-
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Locuson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton G. L0cuson,
Misses Mary l.. Frances, Pauline M.
LocusoD, Stella Davenport, Leona YAM
lier and Master Chas. A. Locuson.
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FARM SALES.

Samuel G. Springer offered his fam
Of 100 acres near Penn's Grove at pub.
lie sale last Saturday and it was pur.
chased by DR.. David Wiley, Of Salem,
for SAT. so per acre. Fourteen years
ago Mr.. Springer. paid 800 per acre.
About 1869 1t was sold for ST., 500
which was about SILT per acre. About
1856 Stephen D. Kille bought it for $50
per acre.
On Monday the Stacy d. Layton
farm Of 210 acres In Gloucester county
above Auburn was sold at Swedesboro
to Frank Moore for 1886 which is
about $50 per acre. In 1855 Mr.. Lay.
ton paid $50 per acre or $16, 800, and
refused $4,000 for it during the war.
Auctioueer w. A. Casper sold ON
Saturday, the farm of 143 acres, of the
late Thompson Hinchman. in Manning
ton, near Courses Landing, to Ellsworth
and Thompson Hinchman, for $10,405
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

SHERlEE'S SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
John Risher, Complainant.
Mary Risner, ct. al,
Defendants
Writ dated Dec. &c, 1896. Returnable Febru-
airy term, 1897.
D virtue OF the above stated writ OF Fl. Fa.,
mortgaged premises in said writ described at
public vendue, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY SOth, 1897,
In front of the Court House, in the city OF Salem,
Nd, between the hours Of II and 5 In the after
noon Of said day, to.wit at 2 O'Clock, p. M.
All that certain farm and premises, situate in
the township Of 0ldmans, in the county OF Sa-
lows:
No. /. Beginning at a stake in the middle of
the public road leading from Nortonville to
Penn's Grove and at the corner of Ebenezer
Pedrick's land and runs thence s 1871 dogs. W
10 chs. 25 ks to the line of Christopher Died.
richs' land thence along said Diedrichs' land
Y q degs. W 5 chs. to Ash creek thence along
Ash creek the several courses thereof to a corn
er OF Levi Ridgway's land thence along the
same N 9degs. L g chs, and n ks. to the line
of Ebenezer Pedrick's land thence along the
sam 5 lOH dogs. l. 80 chs. and 65 ks. to the
place OF beginning containing IA acres more
or less.
No. 2. Beginning at low water mark in Old
mans creek at a corner OF Alfred Pedrick's land
the top of the tide bank thence yet the same
course "a chs, Y ks. to the head of q ditch
thence along the middle of said ditch $ 56T dogs
along the middle thereof N 29% dogs. W 16 chs.
5 lks. thence 5 500 degs. W 6 chs. so ks. to the
middle of another ditch thence N 80 dogs. w 8
chs. 50 lks. to low water mark Aforesaid thence
up the line ofl0w water mark to the place Of be-
ginning; containing 254 acres meadow and flats
be the same more or less.
which aotN traatc n 1n,,h a so Nl,n a.a thak
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H. bh
ivan =T
TABLE CLOTHS
NAPKINS
DOYLIES
Table Cloths, 2x2 yards,
$3.50 instead of Sc.
Table Cloths, 2x3 yards,
IS instead of 1925.
Table Cloths, 2x3H yards,
81 instead of 81.
Table Cloths, 2x4 yards,
$3.50 instead of 50.
Table Cloths, 2Hx2H yards,
Sc instead of $12.
Table Cloths, 2Hx3 yards,
$3.50 instead of 50.
Table Cloths, 2Hx3H yards,
IS instead of 1925.
And of each size there are cloths
at less prices and at higher prices
than we've mentioned-but all at
equal reductions from usual prices.
Then we've larger cloths-up and
up to z yards in length, and some
3.yard wide cloths-for banquet use
from 81 to ~ yards long.
NAPKINS to match some of the
cloths. Just as cheap.
And DOYLIEs-
$1.75 kind for $1.OO
$500 kind for $1.75
$500 kind for $3.50
$500 kind for $3.50
Note THREE pounds of good
Paner paper-ladies' note-fo4
25c. That means twelve
quires of first-rate unruled paper,
white or cream, for a quarter. And
envelopes to match, sc a package.
Just the same good sort of paper
that you've long known here-but
at about half the former price. Big
ger buying did it.
3pounds for 25c or 1 poundfor 10c.
Skating THE newest, prettiest
GANG sorts of Caps for fail
skaters, CSC, 40c, soc,
75c and 85c.
And Scotch-knit Tam O'Shanters,
CSC and 40c.
Tam O'Shanters of camel's-hair
soc, 75c and S5c.
Hoods for sleigh-riders, $3.50,
1925, 81 and up to 81, fur trimmed
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
gtr. 2:S.

cine tpsitere groBartige 8ruppe erbalz
ten, ndmli6 einen pon IS Yferoen gez
spqenen Sriumpbmagen nit elmer
Nd6bilounq bes Observation-Disclosures,
pel6er BON elmer 9an5en @apaltaoe IN
3itterrii ltung unringt ietn ptro.
Man0per bes 9. 2lrmeez
Corps.
9raf Waloeriee, Der Gommanoeur
be8 8. Irmee Corps, bat fir morgen
unb iibermorgen grDBere militdriTd)e
llebungen i'm i6neebsoedten Gjeldnoe
Bel 6Ien5burg in S6lespig anoeproz
net. Winter MunDper i'm tleineren
MaBItabe buben lett einigen Sabrsn
bel Den meiiten bautI6sn Sruppentbeiz
len, 10 namentlib au0 bel Der 8aroe,
ituttgefunoen, lpGbrenb pm qr0Beren
llebungen bisber gepDbnli4 abgeIeban
purDe.
41IerIet aus 0eutf 6 lamb.
Der babiI9e Gammerberr b. Gbelz
iius pirD ais Na6folger Or. 8irtz
Inns ais sSntenbant bes grpBber3oqliz
den Softbeatsrs in &arIsrube 9ss
ndnnt.
SSn 9iiFelborf lit Der Gomponiit
3pbert &raB unb in Wien Der Grim
Der oes Ienf6aren 2(luminiumzQuft=
f6iffes, 9apib S6par3, geitorben.
2eBterer purbe pon einem 8!utItur3
babingerafft.
Ssfur 8lumentbal mill bon Der 2eiz
tung oes r2eiIingzSbeaters" 3uriidz
treten. @r beabIt6tigt, oa5 Sbeater
i'm Sabre 1898 81 perpa6ten 0ie es
beibt. itebt 9&eumannz9ofer, unter Dem
YIeubpnpm Or. &arl 9(bolf Neubpff
als fp3tdlpolitiT6er S6riftiteIer Be
tannt, in 8erbunDlungen nit Or. 8lu=
menthal, um bds Sbeater tGuflih 8u
ernerben.
Der 3abnar5t Marcus uno Der Gbes
miter 2iebmann in 6rantfurt q. Nt.
baben cine pt6tige @ntDedung gez
ma6t. 9ei einem Experiment na6 benz
Wforton'i6en 8erfabren, Die 3Gbne
bur9 elsftrii9e Ginfii6rung BON 60
cain gu anGIt6eiiren Qunempfinoli9 3u
ma9en), entbedten lie, oaB e5 m0glicb
lit, auf eleftrplptif6em Wege W}or=
pbium, GiIen unb Quedi fiber Dem
S0rper 3u5ufiibren.
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Mr&inlcb's 5bierhilter.

goungst m n, g., 1. Sgebruar
Sos. 8. GbeneD, elm farbiger goli;
tifer BON bier, pirb SbIrbuter i'm
r8eiBen 9aufe" unter Mc3inlep
@benep unb Der ertpdblte 9rdFbent
bienfen ipGbrenb bes &rieges in benz:
felben gesiment uno 6r. Mcainler
perfpra9 i6m zines Suses i6eraenf
ben goiten, fails er prdiibent pirbe
Gr lift jebt fein @erfpre9en elm. Die
@tellung brinet $1,000 i'm Sabr nebf
benz. mas brum unb bran bGngt. Sieit
Stabt lisat i'm friiberen @ongrebbi=
itrift bes Maiors.
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Ipd) Gin 1rRf: nuigrl0if.

Gbtcago, i. Gsbruar. - Der
SruIt Der 8ol3enz uno ShraubenzSFd=
britanten 1T pertru6t unb Die 9rsiIe
finb in ben leBten bret Sdgen nm 20
grp5ent gefaIlen. Man erlpartet, oaB
bem 3uiammenbru6 Der Combination
i'm 2aufe biefer Do6e cine neitere
Yreisrebution fplgen lpir0. Der
S6aufeIzSruit, cine 8eretni9ung Der
S4aufeIs unb Spaten Tabritanten,
Der gu gleider 3eit pie Der 8ol3ens
Sruit gu Stanbe fam, tpirb BON lGnge=
rer 9auer fein. ba bic intereiiirten Sd
britanten feit 5uiummen halten. sic
baben bereits eine preisiteigerun9 BON
so bis 100 9ro3ent bur69efiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Gbirngnrr Sraa0bicn.
3tpei iunse Manner auf Ger Straae pom unbc'
- fannten Weuebeimpresrn nieeerscfobo fen
-sStdnt 9aurr's desperate Chat.


= fannten Weeud,elmrrsern mieeerseidbo fen
-st ant eaucrs Desperate Chat.
6 btcag o, II. Sebruar. - s. s.
Wfit6eQ unb %. g. 8erts, glerfs i'm
5ra6tbiireau Der r8abaIbz9abn, "
purben um 3 llbr beute friib an Der
Gde Der II. StraBe unb Mi6iganz
9lDenue bon unbefannten 9lngreifern
gei6oi1en uno lpabri9einli6 tDDtli6
perDunbet. sic befanben ii9 auf
bem 9eimpege, unO ais lie it6 Der err
nGbnten gde nGberten, 9dben 5pei
Mtdnner, bic i'm S6atten zines Sc
bGuoes itanoen, nit 3epplpern sSeuer
auf iie. W}inbeitens Elm babies 9uz
BenO S9iiie fielen. 6erbei eilenbe
Poli3iiten fanben 8erts unb Mit9eQ
bepuBtlos in ibrem 9lute auf benz
Yflaiter unb bra6ten iie in bas uSt.
2utasz6oipital." Die S6Gter entfaz
men. Die poli3et lit Der Nnii6t, baB
Der Ingriff aus 3o6iu6t erfolgte.
SRI. SQie Sullipan, 16 Sabre aft,
puroe Inn 1llbr beute frib in i6rer
g8obnung, Nr. 2439, Srpingzapenue,
BON 6rant 2auer bur6 einen S6ub
perpunoet uno liegt in trttii9em gu
itdnoe Darnieoer. 2auer, tpelber in
0as Wfdo6en perliebt mar, bei9perte
tl6 iber @ufmertiamteiten ieitens an
oerer junser WtGnner, unb Elm Streit
entitano, lpelher nit benz 4bfeuern
bes S4u'Ies auf Ollie enbete. 1ranf
entflpb aus bem 9uufe, beging iebo9
etne Stunoe fpdter Selbftmorb bur6
einen S3uB in ben &opf. Mun fanb
1elne Sel9e beute friib auF Der StraBe
an Der Gde Der Senteau= unb Ifblanoz
Npenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Ste ,,6rippe."

9r. Rdoi5ap { 60 - WciHs -3crreu! 5t bo5.
abr 8caoD Htli,i isit mcbr. ais p 3u5ycu ju mc,s
ner arobeu 3uirisneuittluuS 9ttCaubt l1 qt=
brduttt e Qeqcr 8rppt, GuuQtusntjunouuG 8Ip=
ptHiea.GntiinOunG uno ale @ritn BON @ttosn NM
e6mtrjcn, unO fanO eS1isIbe 81 isoer 3ett ni4tDl=
bar AhtunQspoa
Z QS-7 RuDmonO,
Qr. 81 GresoIr=Strabe. NioolCtpton. Conn.
Sr Ruopap $50. Gne iY!Gihe BON 8caoo
Rflitf uno cine -sdad;el ron &dpl0a0's NiGta IN
rirtei fiuf OfItoIieOer m:iust i5amiIis Oom isn'r
I5rctliasn 8toHtbslt De; Grippe ootT S"lln'nld'
QiDburH 9Itc=6pWtG. Uto.
Ra rpo p's y eaop Helief ~ tr D Il ID
inrsrTi6 auocDuuot. Gin bGlbcr
95ccl6ifsl poa in cinem baI5cH S'a5 g9afer bt=
ftitiof in ucniQsn lRinutcn Rrdnlpic S6ptEocis
grfaiis lauren MGQcn, EouieG, Grbredtn, Soos
fr,iatn. frantbaites Gopipeb, 5urhiaa, 3oIi',
RIdbnnccu uuO aae inneren &ei0perocn.
gEolaria in itiutu Deri5icosgeH 6orm'n iriyO tus
Gs oiebt ttin o,imittsl in Der g9elt, mtI4c5
Sit6er uro S6meueu, ionic ollie lonhiGsE Wis5tr
i'm Wsrcin nit 8 4 D no MS y i II M 10 ibncI
furirt pic "a D p p's &euOp 6eltef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Snn eincm &aubcr inter bic TGner
gciunricn.

Orange, N.=SS., l. 5ebruor. -
Die 8ebOrDen bon @aitzSranqe fud1en
ben Wann gu ermitteln, lpel6er iib
am Samitag gbenb in 6ermann
5auB', iun.'s, 9eIeGI6oft beFano. Ser
8etretfenoe ioa nGmli9 an 5aub'
5oo t9ulo 1etn. 5auB tpurbe be-
tanntli3 am Samitag 2lbenb an Der
gde BON W}ain~ unb SterlingzStrabe
bon elmer SrolleDzGar iiberfabren ilnb
get0btet. Gr mar 3. 3. beraui6t, iez
bod pirb bebauptet, baB et ni6t i'm
3auf9e binitiirste, ionbern bon feiz
nem Se9letter bingeporfen ipurbe.
2eBterer ruffte bann 5pei bem sFaub
gebDrenbe padete uuf unb entflob. Die
Yoli5ei slaubt, oaB Der Gntflp6ene
ni9t Saus ermoroen, fpnbern nur Be-
reuben ppIIte.
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Y6fei
G6Ke!

nm, s,i,. in, auslanbe teorst iHnerholb "a Sfunou
Su beoeutcno btrabseeFtem BreIle
&ouaro Hfatue,
elbpei=g6e Saltimsre>StIGse uno SolzSlpee'aoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02

Sm Senat bIeibt er porldufig liegen.
= Die Nicaraguafanal=8iu ebenz
fans nod in Der S9pebe. - De-
bate iiber Die biplomatiI9e Ser
tpiGligungsbiq i'm 9auie.-Sppo<
iition eegen bic @erpiuigung atlr
8oGitreduns Des iamoaniI6en
@ertrags. - Sas nadienhe De-
fi3it.-gine Semonitratiot gegen
Siam. - General graigbiu's
Na6foleer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
l1rrhitunu pom Sdittrlfrull II. Sifbrr.
@u0ion 8i0y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SuOlcu HlOCy y4JltOflCIcNtctel>NDAtD.
9trdond 4oiut y. y.
Sr Rdopagl - Ut,ln: 51mili: lit g 9tD05Ht,
fir 5br Rcaop Rtlci liuo Qiltn G!5 uHlerc 5lmjz
IitnzSFtpi1in uprfGH0iots 9crtroutH 3u bc9cu uuo
brnori MIR ielttH iretnb elmer dn0eren meoiliUttH
SiIie Sd, ielbf rhtt mid aeuou mad Nbrcu
S-iibr;i.sr irOt,n i'd Rcaop Rslief als tiu QrGz
rrntir. JRittcl ospsn Sthteirof uno Sficbcr Gc=
brnud, NIT auotrtn UortsH eineH 1bctlOfitl ooQ
mil ,tlpas Q9Ifitr ocm Srtbtld AMI o,u lteJtH
gpnoru btpor i6 mid roa ntn abort btpebs, iUie
id i,it isnsr 9ti; gu tbun mid oti9obut babe. So5
Rsiul;af III ein nonfommcHer Griol9, Dd Ib nIc=
,uols pom 7Siehcr trqrifien iDcroc. obQlsb id in
,in.u brr am DleiieH bon Wdllria heimGriuttsn
Tihriftfr Uohre, no nur iutnat Der @t,uobuu Don
muluriidleH Gr0riNeu trtl bletotH, beloHcers BON
Sd,Hrtelfroit uHo 7Tltbtr.
gRfiue qsue uno oisitniqru. ip;dJe BON SsrrU
Ereh's 9icQeIhof tommcn hnb:H oi,icten IuDhls
tbatiq,u iS0lQcu ourd gefol9una mtiner Uttt5oos
Sobu " r H. Gj9cntbumtr.
Railways r eady Relief
,ur Sciluug Don e6mn3ca, GOncsitionen unO GHt'
;;itrprnqen. 9rei5 80 Gents pro 6laae. .
RaSwaD's Sarlaparillian RelOlufnt.
fir oas glut unO droaitt arontbti!en.
Nrsis 81 pJo Glai5e
9taowag'e Bilen,
r.in r.attabilift nib uuo suoty.dfg 9r,is .
Gents pro SAodieI (pom Qp9tbt.tr ooer mt
ocr QofD.
Serfnuft Don alien Npptbctsrn.
s.i.n Si. fta, bab sic sRooDaD's1 ,rbalt,-,
unb itbtn Gi, oarauf, oGb o,r Ramt nd aui otaI
btfzeti, mas sit iGuitu.
quo nit aotbtt5.i!uHG pirb ouf 9trlau0sR
periauot Den
2doipap 4 60,
Sd GIm'Straee, (3) Tsws9orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02

cine Operation be5 &opfgef9tpiirs,
cine 5ol9e bes S6lages, ben Der G5ur
BON einem fanutif6en Sapuner BEL feiz
ner 8eiie um Die Welt als SbronfoIger
erbalten bat, notbpenbig lit. Oieie
9epef9e 1T Der r0ailp Mtai1" auf inz
Direftem 8ese BON petersburg 5ugez
gungen, Inn Die geniur 81 permeioen.
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Gu6 elm Spfcr Der 0lau6rnsfur

Tn1 e1n Spfcr Der Olanbrnsfllr.
8erne, Snb., l. 5ebruar. - SIM
bieiigen Baiien QliDl, elmer bonn
Staate erbaltenen Qnitalt, iIt elm ainb
bon Der Matrone, Catherine Sprunz
ger, elmer frpmmen 9luubensbeilfinitz
lerin, bur9 9e6et unb 6pmnenqeiunq
81 SDbe furirt tporben. Ra6trGoli6
bat man gum S6uBe Der WaiIenfinber
Die gefd6rli6e 2(nItalts 8priteberin
i6res 9lmtes entfeBt unb unter Der @lnz
tlage Der fabrlGIiigen S0btunq binter
S9loB uno Hiegel gebra9t. 0us
Waifentinb, bas bem unbeilpoQen
@irten bieier punberli9en Seiliqen
gum Spfer fiel, tpdre 5peiFeqos am 2ez
ben geblieben, fpenn man rec6t5eitiq
dr5tlide 9iilfe ge6olt bate. Der tIeine
Pfegling Der W}atrone bate Elm nit
giftiger 5Iiifiigteit sefiintes 6lGi66en
gefunoen unb unbea4tet ausgetrunz
fen. 8ulo baruuf ertrunfte bus &inb
unb iiber bic ltria4e CAB bic geleerte
8iftflai6e fufort 4uffIGrung. Die
Wtatrone tpolte nun bic 0irtung bes
8iftes burb bes 9lou6ens Seiltrdft
beieitigen. 9ebet uno Gegenfprii9e
ober tpirtten feline Wunber, toitbare
Stunoen perginsen, unb Der 3uitonb
bes &tnoes peri6ltmmerte fih. 2lls
bann enbli9 BON anberen 2euten in Der,
9nitalt elm @r3t berbeigerufen purbe,
mar ba5 Sino ni9t mebr 81 retten.
- 4uf Der Gbepennenz9lgentur in
Siib=9atotu iinb tpGbrenb bes fiir5liz
den talten Wetters brei Snbianer in
i5ren 3elten erfroren unb gan3e Seer
ben 8ie6 erepirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Ser Semtide Gorreippnsemt,

q. 0atne. Gisemtbhmer ano Rssatteur
(gtatfoser pom 8. sfaine).
ehbref.96, Saitimor.,strase une yoitsS SfFcesase.
Nreis bes I'd dsIid1en SIafteS, burh Grdser bcorst,
12k @tS.; tdeIitae unb &pnnta Al f.1use eabc Is
Gents pro Wot. sablbar on bic bas BGtt beorsenoen
Grdeer.-9aal alidl nebfi Sonnta as s9lus eabe unter
Seit i'm B,rhdItnis; inT bic tp6d,emflid,e Mnsaabe
NIT SonntaesbIott, portnfrei, NIT Gbsus 'ir CLUBS,
$3.50 pro Sapr, mon ir9eno einem Srte oes SHlan'
oes.. 81 nah europa Snuuta ss>M >Musaa5e 81
pro Sabr-Das bette :nb biuieite peutidle BIatt
Zen D1iftcls urb SSiibfonrec
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
ariegsporbcrcitunse

2on B pn, l. Sebruar. = Sin Cor
Respondent Der rSimes" telegrapbirt
aus Petersburg: rSn 6lottsnfreiien
beiBt es, baB eine GpmmiIiion unter
&omiral &relan in tur3er 3eit ith na9
Dem i4Dar5en Meer begeben tpirb, UNI
bic borttge Slotte gu inIpi3tren. 9(u9
bds rufiiI3e Pirdusz@eI9paber foa
bei:attgt fperben, Inn feft5uitellen, ob
4aes in 8ereiti6aft lit, fuus bic tiir=
tif3en Wirren elm Gingreifen notb=
penbig MAIDEN iollten. Die Commit
iion ion periiegelte Srores nit iiD
fiihren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Slus 0eutl lrblanb.
Murauisff riff nad garIf CD.
Vprbcr ipuroc CT ppm 8aiicr in S!cl
cmpiauscn uno friibftiidtc
bel ibm.

Sartaitii6s 9emertrngsn oes Organs
bes 6Iriten 9ismard. - Sin |er@
elm gum 2(bbalten GROCER oeuti4er
gattonalfeite ale flint Sabre. -
Die nd9iten Hsi3stagspdblen.-
9lnitrensungen gum 3lpede elmer
@ieberpereinigung Der 5reiiinn;%
gen. - Man0per in S6lespig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Surse &abeloepejdlcn.

= 2prb Salisbury, Der britiI6e
gremter, bat cine @inIabung gu ben
Diner acceptirt, tpeI6es Der amertfaz
nii6e Geianbte Sbos. s. 8uDarb in
2onoon am 3. Mdr3 gu G6ren bes
prin5en bon WaIes ge6en fpirb.
- GapitGn SSobn Sinclair, elm 2iz
beraler, 1T in 5orfarfbire, S8ottz
Lamb, als Nd6folger bes 2iberulen
Sas. Murtin 8bite's, lpel9er reiigz
ntrte, gum Wattgltebe bes britiT9en
llnterbauies ertpGblt tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
NaOmQD's McaOD Nelief

Gs rjQt ioiort ois srOBt,n Sdmtrieu, liuctr!
GutJiiuOuH9 uH1 bstlt Rrant5'tcn Der Eung,R, ots
WlQns. pcs lluitrlSlbt5 obtr Der 2rIltn uHo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-02
Cine g treitfrage nit
g lam.

Ser @eianbte Sobn Barrett in
Siam lit bonn StaatsIefretGr Olnep
iitnruirt tporben, baruuf gu befte9en,
baB Der San bes amerifanilcben Stcez
8eneralfOniuls Sellett, pel9er tiir6z
li6 bon ftumeIii6en Solbdten angez
griffen unb miBbanbelt puroe, einem
gemii4ten Srt6unal CUR prompten Be
gutu9tung iibertpieIen peroe. Der
&reu5er rMa6ius" purbe fiir3li6 5ur
unteritiiBung DieIer SorDerung na9
8angfot beorbert unb befinbet ii9 iegt
bort. Sm gtptbfalle neroen peitere
Sabr5euge bes aiiatif9en 9ei4pabers
nd6 SiQm beprbert nerben.