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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-11
AUCTION SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of two several mortgages
executed by Il. E. Parham and wife,
Rosa IL. Parham, recorded in Registry
of Wake county in book No. 121, page
49, and book 1876. page 34S, / will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash
ut the court house door in the city Of
Raleigh n. c., on Saturday, July .,
1898, ut u o'clock m. the following de-
scribed land in Wake county, Wake
Forest township, and described as fol-
lows:
Tract No. 1. Beginning at fronting on
Redding Spring branch, about 1-6 p.
above the center of the spring, thence
south ~, west POI 80 p. to n stake and
pointers in A. =. Upchurch's line, thence
north Sc west So 40 p. to pine ON the
Rocky branch, thence up the various
courses of the same about 80 p. to a
stake in Mrs. Affords corner, at the
west side of a marsh or fat land, thence
north So west 5912 p. to a stake, thence
north IL, east 81 p. to a stake and point
ers, in the line of lot No. 2, thence south
SS12 east 115 3-5 p. to stake in the
aforesaid Rocky branch at the mouth of
Redding Spring branch. thence up the
various courses of said branch about
43 1-6 o. to the beginning, containing,
''NN'iN'Ais, ~ lCLlCuAs - uCItSs
and known as lot No 3. in the divisions
of the lands of James Virgins, deceas-
ed. which win more fully appear by ref
erence to Record of Portions of lands
book A, page 81, office clerk Superior
court, Wake county.
Tract No. being SO undivided in
terest in lot No. in the division of the
lands of James Virgins, deceased. de-
scribed in book of position of lands A.
page 81, office clerk Superior court.
Wake county, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the Rocky
branch where the Redding Spring branch
empties in the same, thence north SS1b.
west 142 80 p. to stake on the north
side of a small pine, thence north 11b.
cast 1909 p. to stake in line of lot No.
l. thence with said line south SS16. east
1G3 80 p. to a stake and pointers on the
aforesaid Rocky branch thence down
the various courses of The same abont
1870 p. to the beginning, containing 1874
acres. more or less.
Il. f. MONTAGUE, Attorney.
Mortgage.
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SHOOT CHEATITAM.
Marriage in Oxford Methodist ChuIch
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Oxford, n. c., June 10.-(Special..
The Methodist church in Oxford was tle
scene of IA beautiful marriage this IF
ternoon at ; o'clock when Mr.. w. E.
Smoot, of Salisbury, was married G.
Miss Eva Cheatham, of near Oxforg
The church was filled with a large az
tendance Of invited friends. At the ms
pointed hour the bridal party reache:
the church and entered to the strains OF
"A bridal march charmingly rendered by
Mrs. Kate Fleming. Two little flower
girls. little Misses Edna White and Clara
Hays. added to the beauty of the scene
Rev. Mr.. futile performed the cere
mony. The groom entered with his
brother, Mr.. Smoot. The bride, a hand
some type Of brunette. most becomingly
attired in Il suit of light grey. entered
with her sister, Miss Annie Cheatham
who wore yellow organdie. The attend
ants were Misses Eva Cheatham, Fan
ME Kronheimer. Mary Currin and Carrie
Hobgood. with Mr.. Smoot, Of Salisbury
Mr.. Mcdowell and Mr.. Crawford, OF
Winston. and Mr.. Claud Cheatham. The
ushers were Mr.. Willie Lands Mr.. j
G. Biggs, Mr. Sidney Miner, Mr.. f. A
Cheatham Immediately after the cere
mony the bride and groom departed fol
their future home in Salisbury, amif
congratulations and showers of rice rs
the train moved off.
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DELIGHTFUL GERMAN.
The Annual June Dance at Henderson
Was Brilliant Success.


Was n Brilliant Success.
Henderson. n. c.. June 1O.-(Special.)
The Henderson German Club gave its
"annual June dance" on last evening.
June 9th. at Burnett Hall. 1T is very
much to say Of it. but the occasion snr-
passed in splendor and brilliancy, with
tasteful. elaborate decorations any Of its
previous entertainments heretofore cX-
tended to the visiting young ladies and
return home of her young men from col
lege.
The beautiful hall was indeed bril-
liant scene with its many different col
ored electric lights. rejecting upon fes-
ICONS Of bunting in red. white and blue.
"Old Glory" was prominently placed on
the stage and waved its folds to :he
pride of all present.
Magnificence hardly expresses the
grand picture seen in tho asscmblage Of
so many lovely women from not only the
old North State. but from Virginia also
Seldom is there seen such q scene Of rare
brillancy as was formed by the exquisite
costumes and lovely ladies and hand
some men.
Messrs s. p Cooper and Robert
Lassiter, two Of the leading social lights
have spared neither time nor trouble in
their efforts to make this german perfect
and with many new and original figures
used in their positions rs leaders, they
have won and richly merit the thanks of
all participants.
The souvenirs for the occasion were
rare pins Of sterling silver United
States flags in colors, distributed to each
lady dancer
A most enjoyable feature of the occa-
sion was the banquet which was served
to the dancers at their pleasure between
tho hours of II and - y. m. at small
tables in the banquet hall adjoining the
ball room.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by Prof Henricks orchestra. Of Rich
mond, Va. the twelve pieces, as usual
giving to the dancers and spectators a
most enjoyable evening Of fine music.
List Of dancers:
Mr.. s. p. Cooper and Miss Sarah Pat
ton Taylor: Mr.. Robert Lassiter and
Miss Pearl Duke. Durham; Mr. Fugenc
Gary and Miss lila Cummins Tucker
Mr.. Jno y. Garden and Miss Charlotte
Anne Young: Mr.. w. p. Strauss and
Miss Iucv Allen Taylor: Mr. Curtis
| Gary and Miss Lula Hawkins. RidGway
| Mr.. William Horner and Miss DorOthea
Coegshan. Oxford: Mr.. s. Rowland
md Miss Pettie Ashton. Portsmouth
Mr.. G. y. Gilmore and Miss Vera Lyon
| Durham. Mr.. Geo. Gary and Miss Emily
| Bond. Mr. Robert Davis and Miss Ella
| nor naisv Stephens. Mr.. s Lawrence
md Miss. Catherine Sharne. Portsmouth
| Mr.. Asa Parham and Miss Fannie Tan
j dis, Oxford; Mr. Tom Rowland and Mis-
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT.

by virtue of power conferred upon me
by certain mortgage deed, executed by
James Whitaker and wife, Caroline. as
evidenced by deed recorded in Registry
Wake county, in book 113, at page 619,
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder
for cash. at the court house door, in the
city of Raleigh, N. c., on Monday,
June q, 1898, at - o'clock, m, the
land in said mortgage described, being
in the city 'of Raleigh, on Haywood
street, beginning on said street at the
northwest corner of Thomas Pence line,
thence north along said street 40 feet
to Aaron Birdsall's restaurant corner,
thence east along his line 135 feet.
thence south 40 feet, thence west with
Thomas Pence line 135 feet to the be-
ginning, containing Is of an acre. and
known as the residence of said James
Whitaker.
b. II. MONTAGUE, Mortgage.
Raleigh, N. c., May %, 1893.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-11

Thousands OF sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis. pneumonia,
grippe, and all throst and lung diseases.
Heartt ~ Heartt.
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Thirty-five years make generation.
That is how long Adolph Fisher, OF
GAINESVILLE, o., suffered from piles. he
was cured by using three boxes OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Hearth q
Heartt.
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Raleigh, N. c., June 1st, 1898.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-11

Trio is what its name implies, a COM
bination of The finest mahogany wrap
per, the nichest and purest Piedmont
filler and the best type of workmanship.
Manufactured by The Dalton-Farrow
Co, Winston, N. G.
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Notre Dame OF MARYLAND.
Charles Street Ave-, Baltimore, Nd.

Charles 6Treet Ave, BaILImOFe, Nh.
College fer Young Women and Pre-
paratory School for Girls. Regular and
Elective Course. Extensive Grounds
Location unsurpassed. Suburbs OF Bal
timore. Spacious building, completely
Equipped.
Conducted by School Sisters or Notre
Dame.
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IIoum Snow, Jr., on behalf of himself
=and all 'other creditors Of the White
Coax River Corporation VS.. The White
=Oak River COrpOratiOA.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-11
ICE. |!
CITY RETAIL PRICES:

5 lbs. and less than 10 lbs. at one time
60c per 100 lbs.
10 lbs. and less than % lbs. at one
time, soc per 100 lbs.
% lbs. and less than 100 lbs, at one
time 40c. per 100 lbs.
100 lbs. and less than 1000 lbs. at one
time, 35c. per 100 lbs.
1000 lbs. and less than 1000 lbs, at
one time, 30c. per 100 lbs.
1000 lbs. or more at one time, Zoe.
per 100 lbs.
These are low prices.
We want to contribute to the COM
tort of everybody.
We want all our drivers Of wagons
to visit all houses in the city where ice
is taken regularly. To do this they can't
wait at any place to put ice away or
for change or chat.
SO we request all to get tickets and
be ready to exchange a ticket for ice
as soon as wagon arrives. If this re-
quest be complied with we will try to
give good service. Drivers have tickets
for sale for cash only and do not keep
accounts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

Sn ben Nieoerungen in Der llnees
buns bon port Maibin9ton III bas
SodwaHer INNER nod nibt abaelalfen
unb lebte Wohe fano Die GtraBe bon
Bort MaibinetoH nad Stem Corners
tomn tbellipeiie nod unter WaHer.
Wm. 9il, Elm Garmer in Der 9ldhe bon
BORT WaIbineton. tpdre bel oen 8sr=
iude. iiber Die Strabe nab Nep Go
merstomn su fab:en, beinabe ertrunfen.
In einer STEELE mar cine tlsine Bride
me9aeriHen. bod fonnte man bies niht
ieben, oa Der glaB unter Walier iinno.
9lls 0ia hintam. itiirate Iein Yfero uno
gu99n in's @aNer unb er ipdre piel=
leidt ertrunfen, menn ibm nidt geute
ans Der Nahbaridait gu 9ilfe gefom=
men tpdren.
Man fiirhtet, baB nit Der iparmen
Witterung bas Waiier itinteno miro unb
Die getpobner befiirhten oen Nusbrud
epioemiider Gronfbsiten. Der fort in
8erweiung heterogeneous 2ei6nam
BON Samuel &eioenbah, Der pd1reno
Der 0o1flutb i'm Mc@uire Greet um=
fam, ipuroe enolib aefunoen.
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tSeid)dftS Amseige .smo Gm
tfebIutta.

Weinen tpertben Greunben in gonol
Soper unD llm9egeno fir bos mir bis.
Der aeihenfte 3utrauen beiiens banfeno,
erlaube id mir biermit, einem aeehrten
pubIitum ansusei9en, baB id foeben
BON ber Sdule Suriif bin, tuoielblf id
einen polifdnbieen GURUS in Der 4n.
terti9una poh Grapon Portraits
beenbet babe.
Wit 9iiffidt ouf meine Qriinblide
yefdbisung in Der Mnfertiguna bon
lebensaloBen ilrib ebenfo lebenstreuen
Grapon pprtrdits, bin i'd nun
bereit ssbrs tpertben Muftrdae nit ger=
gnloen entgegen3unebmen.
Sle preiie fino bebeutenb rebuairt
unb ale Nrbeit ,pirb garantirt. Bite.
ipre9en Sie friibjeitia bel mir on oer
8. @traBe Drummer 5 bor, ober lenoeii
Sic Sbre photoaropbis per pplf uno
dbrefiiren an Grntf Marauart, Dor
402. Canal DoDsr, q.
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Gtn fd)redlidDes 0crbrcd)ett
bercitelt.

Butte. Mont., 10. Mpril. Gurus ".
gel, Elm gergmann, lit auf Die 9ntlage
bin perbaftet tporoen, einen 8eriuh ge-
nabt gu baben, Grau Marion 6elp uno
oeren beioen &inoer in ibrem 9auie le-
benoia gu Derbrennen. Die SSrau bate
iih aeweigert, 8efl 5u beiratben.
Ser Shurfe bate oas Saus am frii=
ben Woraen betreten, 6rau 4ellp unb
oeren dltefte 5o6ter dloroformirt unb
sebnnben uno bann oas Saus in yranb
aeifedt. Die Grau Tam aber pieber au
fid uno ihre 6iilferufe bradten. Die
9fahbarn berbei, bic i'm Stanoe paren,
Die Glammen su l0iden uno bic 8eorob=
ten 3u retten.
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0entmdb's blmtiger 0rmmo. /.

ct. 9ouis. Mo., l8. Npril. - gint
Special= =Gepeihe pes .8lobe Democrat"
aus pinepillc, Gp., nlelbet 6olgenoes
.Sie 6owaro. yaterihe Sseboe in Glar
Gountp lit bon Neuem gum Musbrut
aetominen. @s fpirb beribtet. oaB l0
perionen setDotet. uno 8 permunoei
luoroen Iino. 0omaro uno 8dter ,pa=
rem 5bei.baber in eiiiem 0plsaeihdft.
3wiihen ibnen entitanb EN- 6ireit, Der
nit ben Waffen in oerl0ano auseeiof=
ten tpuroe. Yerlpanote ano sSreunoe
nabmen lhlieblih partei unb in penn
nun fol9enoen Gampfe muroen 3 per=
ionen 9et0otet. Gas eeihob Dor ei-
ner Wohe. 3ipei Der Betbeiliaten, Mnie
uno I'll Bater, ipuroen Derbaftet uno
einaeiperrt. Gs gelang ibnen ieood)
balo barauf. aussubreben uno al ent=
fiieben. lporaui iie erfldrten, oaB lie lire
idmmtli6sn 8eaner umbrinaen miiroen.
GaB bis jebt 10 YerioiRn ermoroet iein
iolen. i6eint 6arauf binSubenten. oaB
Die beioen 9Rorobuben eiiria belfrebt
iino, oas aeifedte 3iel gu errsihen. Oie
Namen Der @etobteten uno Nerluunoeten
flno nod nibt in grfabruns sebradt
iDDroen. ,G&
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ser e5enat pdllirie oie Weriuilli.
01nesbil Filr 1898. Gine RslOlntion,
iim am NienltaA. ben 26. 9lpril. sine
die iii osrtuasn, ipuroe aiaenommen.
Senator gtleyanoer reid)te cine Bill
ein. ipeibe Yorfebrunaen triift, bnB
pbioer 5oibatell, lpeld,e lid I'M SSefoe
bsiinosn, ibre Stimme bel WabIen alb.
ae5en i0rilen.
Qludl i'm Dauie lpuroe Der gerz
taaunasbeiAlnb oes Ssnats dnasnoln.
men.
Ods Vsitenerun9s.GDn,ite brs 0an=
les ltnttsfe einen theillpeiien Nerlcbt ilber
ieine unterludlln9en III gnltlnnuti.
Glspelanb. 9pleoo uno GaDtOn ab. Sn
bemleIben beibt es, oab III ben groBen
Stdoten minoeltens Sl00, 600, 000
lperth Giaenibnm ourh eorporntionen
Der @elteuerung entingen iuirb. lin
bem llebsl ab5ubelten. elrpiieblt oas
gomiie, bic Mttipndse iipipioueil mad
Der QDbe tbrer Nltien su belfeuern.
ipenn Die betreff noe Corporation a.
I -.
niht tbun ipllte.
Septt reibte Sur ielben 3,it cine gill
ein, ,pelhe oen Staai.. I,tennial=glb=
/ ihobunasrotb uno Die @puntD- un1
StaDt 9lusgleihungsiatl)s ahihafit.
Nn ibrer Gtsile srneiRlt DER 8puperneuy
einem Gus 4 Mitnlleoerm belfebenoen,
lmpulteliiben Soaro nf 9IileBnent UNI
@qnalisation Seoes 6puiltp ioll sinegl
abniiden SuarD srbnltrn.
Sic Rdntins= =Siil. luelde ole Gountp-
gomnlillire autprliirt, non ieoem isabr=
rab- Snbabsr 6 90 per abr All cplee.
tiren uno ppn Dem ejelbe Weas bauen
Su lalien. palirte i'm Suule. Gie Yil
iuuroe aud im Senate angenpmmer
uno lit MN 8tisb. Berionen. melht
oitIe Steuer llltbt besahlen, tonnen mi
elmer guBe big gum getrase BON $5l
beltraft tpesfen.
Sic 5aplor Bill, ,uelde bas 9loair,
8eleB pabln amenirt, oaB tein Wiril
aaf ShaoenerlaB ueltlaat meroen tann
neil er 3runtiiibtinen Spiritpoien per'
oertnuite, eS lei bsnn. sr lei i1riitlid
getparnt woroen, oies Su tbun, puro,
BON oen betrefienoen @nmite oes 6au
les esnpiebleno einberibtet. inbelien az
oaslelbe suriidperlpielen.
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Ser III 9Nlp Y)orf ein9gtroifene Doms
pier i ~9ninleuast0" brnbte BON Oel
parrOlps IN Gnalano ein s aorpeooidaer-|
boot, eill iDaenluutes Udrrom- NDot.
D.eies 5abrsena III 6l iSuB lang llno y
brett uno bat sinsn GieIgaag BON 2 SUB
ain Bug ullo 3 GuB an Sttrn. So=
balo Die Steuernng in Gronung qe-
braAt, fonnes IN ben Dienlf eeltellt lper-
Den. DaS Boot lDa eirg 5dnelIiAteit
bon 3o Gnoten babsn llnp i'm 5ianbe
iein. 10 tief in's Waiier sir3uianden,
bab oas Def nit bet WuilsrobyrfIGbe in
einer 2nie lit. Eieies llntertanhsn oes
Gabrsenaes iuirb erm0sliAt bilrh cine
Hulleuartiae Maidinerle all beioen Gei-
ten. Ias BOOT fnnn eiltfpeber pl0Blih
ooer nod lln0 nod untertauhen. Cur
6ortbelpegung tDnmi oas 3urbinenip=
fem in Qniuenoung. glls 9eismatetial
foa Sel Derlpenoet mernen, Das bon alpei
lih na1 Dem ged 6flnsnoen Webdltern
pen Sampffeheln su9etiihrt Miro. Der
Sd)ornltein ragt et,ua 5 SUP iiber Die
gSaIleroberfldbe empor. miro aber beim
untcrtanhen nes sSalrSenaes ganS ent-
fernt. 8as Steuer mlro ourrh Gintl-
ltanaen bepest. uno llacb yri Der 3iigtl=
fiihruna beim Yleroe uuO oas Steuer=
bdusben lit III eineln eplinoerartisem
3bilrmten am Doroeren 3beii oes NoDr
tes, oas iib taunl 2 SUB iiber oas Ysr=
oed etbebt. Oisies 5blirmhsn lit nan
allen Seiten bin ieH perihlnisn ino nur
feline runoe 6enlterhsn srmoelihen osn
gluslua. 9is Quartiere Der auf "a
90ple berehnetcn Wiannlbaft lino i'm
Stetn. Ger &umpi oss BOOT lit aus
6olS beraeftellt. un welbes lid, oann
Elm ! 3oll bider StablpanSer lest. Das
6abrseug trdet bereits ole ibieiergraue
3rie9sIarbe. gS iol. nit slpei OotbfiE.
Sdnellfeuer-8,ihiibsn uno nit slner
3orpeoorobre uerieben msroen, bod III
beablihtist, es iueeen isiner Shnellie.
teit bauptldhli6 als Depeihsnbaot All
oer,uenben. Gortebrungen Ilno eetrpi=
fen. bas ssabrseus unter Sceel meitsr
su beiueaen, iollte Die Wai1inerie ouBer
Sronung fommen.
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Observation-Disclosures

@bas. s. 3eeie - 3ouiie q. @beelano.
Sobn u. Sulioan -.Winne Ssrancis.
Msn. %. Searoorff- 6rau Gio Sboru=
ton.
Clarence 6. Cunningham - Map 6.
Gioewap.
Goaar s. 8afer - Map DIT.
@oparo S. @indea - pearl Senoer-
70 ion.
Sobn 8oloer - Sane 8uilliams.
Sapio j. 2pon - Olipe Dir.
8eorae Sorns gliSa 6iilineer.
Goparo Winoeier = galie Stabf.
Sas. u. 8laofelter = Clara 9. 6arri=
e a. ion.
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0ramitger 1umo.

Springfield. Mo., Is. glpril. ssr
einem aeihlofIenea @aaen zines bie1
eingetroffenen @iitersuges muroen bi,
geiaen BON sluei Mdnnern geiunoen,
Die cine bsrlelbeil mar in Die Yrult uni
Der anoere in Die 5eite aeidollen. Ne.
ben Der einen 2eide nuibe Elm Nebolpe,
aefunoen, oeiien cine BANNER entlaoen
mar. gs fcnnte teine anoere Waffe
entoeft tperSen llno man glaubt, oaf
Ole betoen Wanner bon Mnbern aet0btei
iuuroen. gsi Der sinen Der beieen 2ei.
den tpurbe cine 3arte beg MnIireider=
Wereins init Der Snihrift aefunben,
y. Wiind. Union l47, 1870 Ranbolpf
Strabe, gbiclgo."
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Gtn Tarmba,ts bon &amo itrci.
dtertt Ottrdtiud,t.

2ebten 5onntaa Na9mittaa, iudb=
reno gliemano su 0auie mar, branqeu
Sanoitreiher in bas paus ber 0Bittms
9. u. @irtes. cine Wieile 0itlih BON oer
Staot. burhiuhttn oas aan3e 0aus uni
nabmen 2 R0fe. Elm paar 6olen, elm
3alir5eug lno beridiebene anbere Mr=
tltel init. 9roboem lie Mlles ourdlud,=
ten uno bur6einanosr iparfen fanben
lle nur 5 Gents @elo $50. 90, tpelthe
6rau @rites peritedt bate, uuroen
niht 9efunoen.
Mm 4beno itDberten Die bieiiaen Mar=
ibals an ben ufern bes Glulies in 1ibren
betannten GdlupfminteIn perldieoene
Sanoitreider auf, ba aber fein gemeis-
naterial gegen oieielben porlaa, 70 lieB
man bieielben ipieoer laufen.
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Gin AOaauto i'm 9tenite per
Gbirurgst.

Sine nsuc Berpenbune oer GIettrisi-
tdt in Der gbiruraie ipurbe unn Dr. Is.
Is. 2e,uis in Canal Doper III Nnmen=
onns aebradt. Gin fiinijdhriaes Mdo-
den bon 5siir Morris, Der 5piIten
ganol Douer ano Neu philaoelpbia
ipobnt. bate iib beim 0erumtummeln
aui Dem Booen eiile Hdhnaoel in bas
Gnieaelenf oes rehten Yeines seltpden.
gei bem 0erluhe, Die yfa0el berdussus
sieben, bate Der yater lie ab9ebroden.
10 ooB mebr als Die 0dlfte I'M Bein
ltefen blieb. Wlan bra1te bas GinD su
Or. 2euis, Der mebrere 8erIube NIT
Der Sonoe anitellte, aber niht i'm
Gtanoe mar, Die STEELE 5ll entoeden,
an Der litb oas Stiid Naoel beTano.
gluf Gatb bcs Mrstes nabm man Die
Gleine bann nah Dem Malhinenbaus
Der Suscardmas @leetric COMPANY uno
leate lie in FOLDER g9eiIe auf ben Ep=
namo, nab oas rehte Gniegelent aeSen
einrn mddtieen Maaneten bon l25
pferoetrditen geprebt ,uuroe. Sn oie=
Ter Gage muBte oas Glnb ununterbros
den aht Stunoen perbleiben. Da aber
aud bieie aemaltise Graft Die Haoel
nidt beraussusieben permobte, psrbano
man ben Dynamo nit einem tleireren
Maane!en. Der 10 aeformt mar. oaB er
in einen @inihnitt aefiibrt meroen
tonnte, oen Der Myst am G'elent aemaht
bate. Worber mar oas Ginb hlDrofors
mirt morben. glls man Den Maanet
aus Der @unoe 500, bina bas tleine
5tiif Stabl baran, baS 10 Diel llm=
tdnoe uno Shmersen peruriadt bate.
Die staosl batte lih unseidbr orei Wo=
den in benz @elent befunoen. 8as
Gino iit auf Der gslerun9 uno fiiblt
feline Shmersen mebr; Der bonn Nrst ae=
mabte @inidnitt beilt ihnea Su.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
Sur Notis.

gom 25. Mpril an miro bic glem
philadelphia QBaI1er SO. ben erlfen 80
perionen, Die neue Waherleitunoen
MAIDEN laiien, Die Maiierleituns bon
bon Der 9auptrDbre big an bic 5eiten-
tpeae foitenfrei MAIDEN la1en, mas fiji
jeoen Mpplifanten elmer grlparnib po,
$40 glei6fommt.
Seilte, tpelds cine Walerleituna ba-
ben iuollen, iollten ibre Mpplifationen
unaeidnmt einreiden, ba mebrere per=
lonen. ipel4e in ben lebten 9aaen ibre
Mpplitationen 9enadt baben, idon al,f
olele Wergiinitigung qlniprud babsn.
Nem Ybilaoelpbia Watcr 60.
81. glpril 1893.
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,Qrisg III Bic OblIs + iogtc @sfe-
raj @berionn nn0 0ausreinionnQ III ~
tper DeiB seldDino ein paiienoeS Mort9
Ser obtretenbs Gtaofratb bat nod
Qefmninn por ieineni Niftritt Die beiocn
Nohtpolisiffen Douglas unb Ghmeiber
fur eiaen neuen Serntir oneelfellt. jeoot
iuolien lieb Die neilermdblten Staotpdter
oies uidt esfallen laiien uno tuiro Elm
Verfuh eeinaht iueroen, Die Grnennuna
nidiia 81 erfldren.
,Man lpribt pom bielen 9rinfen
TETS, bod, ME bonn groBen OurTte,
iuerben auh bic Diebe aenndt haben.
bic GamItaa Nadt bas ShIoB oes Sis
bauSes Der bobmii1en grauerei 60. Bel
benz Yabnbof Der @. 8. & W. @iIen=
babn in llbrihsoille lpsrifen uno 81
6laIhen Yier ita1len.
Mm Dienstag unb Mittmoh ,puroe
i'm bieiiaen 8erid,t Der 6all bon .. Husi
perbanoelt, ipelder tpeaen ihledtem 8e.
traaen bon Der &ehtspraris alsae=
ihIoIen weroen ioll. Gs ipurben sahl=
reihe 3euaen perbbrt, iOtpobl CUR ge.
Nriinouna Der Mnflaaen ipie Der yer-
tbeibiouno. Ridter Mansfielb. meltber
ben proseb leitete, bat feinen Wabr=
ipruh mod niht abaeaeben.
= Ga in Der bieIiaen Sriibiabrswabl
ber Name bon Wm. s. gleelp in De,
3. Waro ni6t als @anbioat fiir Trieo.
hof- 0irettpr auf Dem repubfifaniitfen
9idet ifano. 10 tpuroe @eo. u. 9aier.
man ermdalt. trobbem in ben anoerr
Warbs gteelp aroBe Mehrbeiten bate.
Gs iuar baber flar. boR gleelp eriudblt
tporoen pdre. tuenn iein Same MIDI
ipeaaeianen tporoen tpdre. Dies iaf
Saferman ard elm uno persihtete babe,
au 8nniten ieines @eaenconbibaten aul
biefes Nmt gs lit Dies niht mehr nit
reht uno billig. aber melher Gepubli.
faner bdtte bies aetbon9 - Man oenfe
on oen Wablitreit Sobn u. gudanon-
Walter g. S1arbelfr.
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Mm II. Npril in llbrihsoille Ssrou
Diana SSabrnp. i'm 9llter bon 50 Sob
rem. Sic binterldbt einen trauernoen
8atten uno fiinf 50dter.
am IA. Npril in Nep pbilaoelphia
Nrtbur s. Mears, Elm Sobn BON N.
8. Wears. i'm 9llter BON 20 Sabren an
Der Shtuinofuht.
Nm ID. Npril in Nep philadelphia
sFrau Soiepb 6iiiona, Is Sabre, 5
Mpnate unb 10 Sage alt, an elmer
0erstranfbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21
Seri6t Der @ramo Smrp.

Die 8rano Surp mar lebte Mohe
orei Sage in SiBung uno muroen BON
oerIelben 40 3eusen perbDrt iiber Is
perldieoene Gdlle uno aipei 6dlle ipur=
ben besriinoet gefunoen.
Die Mnseflaaten lino 8eoree gurris
uno Mlina @roOfs uno lino oieielben
Deg Gbebruhs beIdulbiat.
Serner empfieblt bic Granb esurp
eine 4n3abl bauli1e Yerdnoerunaen
IN Der Gountp Sail.