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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

Miss Lucy Hill, daughter of the illus
triOus General A. l.. Hill. ,lisclaims nnv
desire t" bc Winnie Davis successor
as Daughter of the Confcdcracy. .
Miss Hill says she agrees with General
John B. Gordon that ''the title should
die with it's original Observation-Disclosures
Davis" She adds that "no greater
honor could be paid President .ycftcr-
son Davis daughter than to bury with
her the title she wore so proudly" As
for herself, Miss Hill says she is con-
tent "as Il Confederate soldiers lauyh
ter
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

The Southern cotton grower may
find it possible to grow 4-cent cotton
when he has learned to diversity his
crops SD as to raise everything ut home.
Init he will never prosper by following
his present course of an I'LL cotton crop
under the mistaken idea that low
prices are due to- some other cause
than "rrrpr0ductiOn. He has only to
refer I" statistics for the past few
years to know that Il small cotton crop
yields greater aggregate returns than
u big one.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

ALL persons having demands against
the Estate of. ID. a. EIrod. deceased, are
hereby notified to present them. properly
proven, to the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law, and those in
debted to make payment.
w. s. ELROD,
j. ELROD,
NJ. c. SMITH,
Executors.
Oct IL 1SsiS 1G
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

For thirteen long that G. G. Mao
Cent Store shifting the
North and the West That he caught the quite
been full trail for weeks
the game is treed. it's bagged
The big windlng of Moody Brewster, Atlanta
wound Mr. j. Moody Prosecuting
the brightest sharper with whom Southern recently dealt
six months Jail and fine attempting
lis creditors OF two hundred thousand dollars
thieves fell themselves got charge
the whole layout Then what hppencd Why
OF dollars worth strictly scass Staple Merchandise
August 5 These goods bought Moody
posted and closest buyers that could employ They bought the
quantities that could be had with all but
And gentlemen these goods bought cheap
sale at from the dollar Soc the dollar.
Now how that of all this of
representative Gentlemen
this Cash Sale
the All Minor had the Minor Yes to-day
the happy Of
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

.uH!bI ilV"u tVl"ih'N 81 NVHHitttt VI
tnhrrsOn'> Business Men 10 Enter
tain The English Expert and His
Party.
Whereas, The city ui Anderson has
i"ll Il deep interest from the beginning
III the building of the "Black Diamond
railroad. upon the plan and route out
lined bS col. Alhcrt T.. Boone. Of Zarcs-
vile. ohio. and whereas, sir Thomas
:. llic.cd, The eminent engineer and
expert % London. England. accompanied
by Hon. Il. &. Dickinson. iinancicr. of
Washington. d. G., is now engaged in
the personal examination of the route.
prOtilcS, franchises, etc, Of said railway
system i'll the interest of English capi-
taliStS. and in the near future will visit
this end Of the proposed system Of roads,
accompanied by cX-railroai commission
cr Of Ohio, Hon. VIM. Kirkby. general
manager. and w. I,. Crcnsllaw, Esq, of
tynthiana, ky., supervising engineer.
Therefore be it
Resolved, by the city council of Ander-
son, s. e., that the hospitality and free
dom Of the city be, and the Same are
hereby extended to Sir Thomas 5. Tan
cred, Hon. Il. &. Dickinson, and party,
during their stay among us.
Resolved, further that the Mayor, ;ls
chairman of a committee to be selected
by him. is hereby authorized and re-
quested to make all arrangements that
may bo necessary to entertain our said
guests upon their arrival and stay among
us.
Resolved further that :. copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded to Sir. Thomas
=. Tancred, Hon. Il. G. Dickinson and
PARTY; tile uflicia! signature of the Mayor
attestcd by the clerk of the council, ur-
der the seal nf tho city Of ANDERSON.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

In compliance with above resolutions,
the Mayor has named thclfOllowing gentle
men as the committee of entertainment.
J. l.. Tribblc, X. +. I.igon, ". r. Cox,
+. G. brown, G. w. Evans. j. NJ. Smith,
&. :. Sullivan, l.. X. Mctully, j. u.
Maxwell, Il. 5. Ligon, NJ. l.. l;onham,
Geo. Il. Prince, &. G. I.angston. j. NJ.
Sullivan, NJ. NJ. Mattison, W. Il. Hubbard,
5. NJ. Orr, j. a. Brock. j. :. Fowler,
ID. II. Russell, X. 5. Hill, NJ. $. Dickcn
j. j. Fretwcll, II. SC. Townsend. T.. +.
Whitncr, G. +. folly, .Jno. G.. Watkins,
&. f. Jones, j. l.. Glenn, +. r.. Wilhitc,
@. H. Roberts, j. w. Quattlcbaum, r.. +.
Cochran, j. g. Harris, W. &. Whitncr. j.
r.. l;rcazcalc. Il. l.. Hill, J. l.. McGcc
Mayor Hood will call the committe,
together in time To make provision fui
the entertainment Of tho invited guests,
who may surely expect Il pleasant reccp
ton from the city through this com
mittce.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12
There is A REASON

Why we are busy when many are complaining. Itish.
you have at this Store everything in the way Of w.
Apparel that you want It is because you find at tb
the largest assortment in styles and qualities It h.
we 90 not carry shoddy line of Goods. It is becsu.
sell the best Goods going for the lowest price ever NJ
upon them We will thank any customer to tell us h.
improve our service We selling Goods at small
and making big sales!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH

Of Bright Fresh Stock
competitors paying the thing New York they
out, bright sharp merchants everywhere.
Our force like beavers getting goods ready
for Never history
within her walls. 80
If buy without getting figures shot
with shut and missed the target
Our travelling Statesmen regular visiting the trade
Don't place yonr order until they call
5@
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12
BLACK DIAMOND ENTERTAINERS.

Mayor Hood Appoints IL Committee Oi
tndcrsOn's Business Men TO Enter.
tain The English Expert and His
Party.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12
DIRE IS GOODS :

Double Faced Outings. .......... ....
Heavy Double Faced Outings. Observation-Disclosures.
amy 'insio raceo 'lenha Oloth.
Fancy Superior Vienna Cloth "
Double Fold Fancy Dress Goods Observation-Disclosures.
Double Fold Fancy Superior Dress Goods. - !,
Hamilton Cashmercs, all colors.
Double Fold Novelty Dress Goods
36-inch D. E. Novelty Dress Goods ~
36-inch D. +. Henrietta Cloth .
Handsome 42-inch All Wool Plaid Observation-Disclosures. >
All Wool Black and Blue Serge Observation-Disclosures. :
All Wool Black 4O-nch Henrietta :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12
Notice to Creditors.

}. MAlI.DlN, City Clerk
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

Oct II. 1888
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
gDrfern=Wa

frat n t a %. SUM 1898.
3uqt p~trlaf,H 6intHsS Station, ME folgt:
'4.30 frub S9Hsls9oi, eauptliHie, y. / US
SabH uHo Dem SbbeH uuo, a~usgsuommeu SonHs
TAGS, 2. 9.sBabH, Gbambrsburg, VsarttHsburS
uHo Wiu6ttr.
72 Dorm. Qort, g. & 8. Sip., 6auptliHie
Otlia BON SmorpaGropt, Carlisle, Rtaotug IA,
UNI o. 4 6.s8abH.
!sl1 BORN. 6auptlinit, Gbambersburg, Gysoss
rid, Gmmittsburs unb u. 4 ". fSabH bis S3sS
HaHOoab.
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1870 BERN. - Qtioni. mad uHiSHf9ribss nHD pas
uoptr.
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Gettysburg. Sitntao, SoHnertdg uHO Samiag
rad allen 9unitu Der g. & 6.sSiD.
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p.25 Ra6m. Atom. ua6 GmorpsGropt.
32.3j Pa6m. Qflom. nab uuioHz9rIDgt.
1922 aabm. 49, Glue Mountain : Grpr,b C9drlors
Bae0oHg; fsrnsr nab GrsotEid, martiRsburs u.
Iin6tttr.
l332 Ra6m. - Grp. nab gort uuO 9. { 6.s2is.
400 gahm. 49, Qffom. mad alsfa.
!40l @abm. Grprtb nab 9untttu an Der Saupis
linis; ttrHsr .GrsosIid. Gmmitsbnra ebippsnsa
burg uH0 r.. & @.sSdbu.
800 iaa6m. - Grpt,s MAD SlpnOon; Nit0m. nua
unipusSrioes.
SIS Qa6m. attom. mad qltFa.
l6.O7 gbtnos @ttom. nab u~HioHs9rieQe.
*l0.55 absnos Attom. mad Gmorps@roDt.
56gli9. 5delib, ousenomusH SoHRtaQs.
9ur SpHHtaes.
@ihtts uH0 @tpddsBhreau gr. III, Cha@a!tis
mertsStraBt.
SAGE balisH an Der Unions, 4muip(oaHiasdp t a
buttons UNI Wolbroofs (1ortbsApeRuel Citation.
3. m. 6O0e, 2. .. SrtspelD,
SsR.'Gsl@aIlsL Sen. s9ah 'Assat
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Sir OGnhr-

0ie an einem MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 6ri6ling i'm S9ooBs oes 8inters
rubt, 70 lag i'm 2aufe bieier @o4e Der
sSrieoen i'm S9ooBe bes &rieges.
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maten perbanoelt, bic Spdpier ertldrz
ten 1i4 INNER bereit, ra93ugeben,
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lid lteB prGTioent Mc&inle1 Elm prdz
liminarfrieoens : grotptpq dufieBen
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beute bod gei6ebeE, uno Die 5einoiez
ligfeiten perben ipfort eingeiteut tperz
ben.
Die umeritaBif9en Srieoens : Be-
bingungen iino betannt, Die fpantids
5lagge psrI9pinoet aus Der neuen
@elt, ale fpanif9e Sberberrli9teit 1T
bier 5u Gnbe; cine QdDronen : SnIel,
pa6ri9einli3 Guam, pirb dmerifani=
f9e &oblen : Station bic &meritaHer
beieben Mdnild, uno bds S9idIal Der
p6ilippinen ptrO our4 cine ,gemeiue
i9dftli9e GommiIIion entI9ieben.
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ben foa, bdbon berlautet rod ni9ts,
pabrf9sinli9 tpirb Iie Spdnien be6al=
ten miFen, um tie Bel Dem nd9itens
fommenben &rd9 Init BEN naTen
S9pamm" uus5upii4en.
Sen. Miles fsBt feipen unblutigen
Giegesaus uuf 9ortO Rico fort unb
nirb BON Der 8eb0lterung Der StGots
meiIt nit Sreuben unb 9o9rufen ems
pfdneen- Nur einige penige fpani=
f4e Don Auirote's ppQen Bis 8ur
Iebten Manb tGmpfen.
Sci Mnnild baben Die Spdnier eli
uen febr Dummen Strei9 gema9t.
ErObOsm Ge pubtsn, Dab 5ritOtns-
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Gin 8ulf Inn Qrbritrrn.

OaS e6en ber0ffentlt9te Bulletin
oes II. Genius ert6eilt intereIIdnte
4ustunft iiber bic 8eI9Gftigungsperz
9dltntiIe bes ameritanif6en Bottles.
0ieiem gu 5Olge iparen in 1890 in az
lerlei 8erufen 22,735,961 9erIonen
bei9Gftigt. Sn Der @r6eiterflufe mar
bas petbli6e Glement nit 1922 9roz
gent bertreten. Seitbem piro leiber
Der PrO5entiaB beoeutenO geItiegen
iein. Die 8ert6eilung lit auf bic perz
I9ieOenen 8erufe, ME foIgt: Dem
4der6au, Der MineninouItrie uno Der
6if6erei lagen 9,O13,336 Menf6en
pb, in ben Jog. getebrten 8erufen paz
rem 944,333 9erionen beI9Gftigt.
0as 9ienitperiOnal 5d6lt 4,306,577
W2eni9en. SIN 6anbeI unb Sransz
portbienft tparen 1896 22 9eripnen
bei9Gftigt, in SnbuItrie uno 6anoz
pert 5,O91,293. SIN 5abrifpeIe II.
9anbDert 6iloeten 3immerleute unb
S4reiner oaS grOBte Contingent nit
Gil, 482 9~erfonen, Damn tamen 9leiz
berz unb Pubmu6ertnnen nit 499,z
$50 YerIonen. Die nG6ere RlaTIifiz
3trung tpeiit auf: @ef6Gftsperional,
pie 8u66alter, glerfs unb 9ertGuFer,
etrpas uber cine MiQion; &aufleute
690,658; Sarmer, 9flan3er unb &ufz
ieber 5,281, 557; MISUNDERSTANDING
@rbeiter 1904, O61; 8ergleute 349,z
592; Slider unb 4uiternfdnger co.
600; Qebrer in ben berI9iebenen @iit
ieni6aften 347, 344; @er8te 1O4, 8O5;
QODotaten $780,; @eiitli9e 88,2O3;
Ser. Stduten<8eamt 1864; MuIiz
fer 62,155; S~ngenieure 1929;
&iinItler unb &unItle6rer 22,496;
SournaIiften 21,849 unO S9auIpieIer
9728.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
nRppdl Blue &ine"
mad, Qbilant lpbia unb Rems Mort.
-. n.rn.n NM minta.aiat btItnbt.!

Nue .gigs tDtrOtH MT RtUtl0zGl9I DclCu0ttt.
QerluiitH y a ben station
PsrlaTu ut. 8oUIlzStatioU 4 Wtluutcu lpattr.)
Rad QeUsNOrf, Bolton uu0 benz Grtu, an 9Sos
dsUtagtu, observation-disclosures, $50, QO.5OSptVez
@ue8Ou) 9Drmtttdgsr l2.51, els Speie79eaogon,
$40, 600 Speiit 3 ~9Saggonl Rd6mltiaQs, Hy
NbsHos Q.l5 0adts, SbtaisgBaggoH BON Ut. Eos
pdIsStatiou, 0titH iir Q~afGGitrt nm 1000 Abos-l.
SOuntdgs, G.5j, $50 S"peiiesg8aggoul 9orHltio55,
els Spsiic=leaogoul, 3.49, 600 SpultsNSdQ0oEl
9a6mittags, 900 NberDs, U.l5 yGDIs, SD.a's
BcagoH BON nj. RopulzStatioH, oiieU Iur BcNls
sisr, UNI 1000 4beuosI.
gta6 &tlontiesGitp, 1850 9orm., l2.j1, 2l5 NM
$40 Qahmittaa5.
gsad PHILADELPHIA. QgilminQton IND 6b,t'r, an
Wctentdgeu, G5j Sptties0aggonl, $50, dlVD'
bait uur bel 9ilmiHgtou, Sptucs9a99oHE TORN
l2.JI, els SptiltzlBugGuH, bait Hur OEI gHltMl"s'
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800 Abtnbs, LIS gobts. S%oHHtdGs lE9' w. S'D
6piie : Waaoonl Qcrmittals. els Spnit Ndgs
euHl $40, 600 Spsit : gS18gcH NaDWII'UsS'
800 Gbenos, lis 0a9ts.
Pa9 9otalsS]tatioHeH an Der 99uaotIp1ltI Slniz
fou, on 0cautaQfu, 800 9orHittdgs, 5.Vo, 90
Qobmittaas. Sonutugg, $50 9ormittags Il. 5.O5
Panmittags.
3Hge p|trIufitH GamotH StGiion
RAD GrsOerid, 73o gormtttdgs IL ~ uno
$50 Ru6mittaqs. Pin S0HHtageu, $50 SormIiiaas
" So % RiT5tflr. 800, 1925 gOrmittaas uHo
ABB Radmiti1g5.
go5 pf qirS uno 8uifbufatiOn,n, an gBo6tH'
too,r, 790 gormittaQ5. I.20, 40, so 0aamits
taos. go. lilo @bcHos. SouHtaQs, 9.35 Born,
so 0abmittaQs, $50 uHo lilo abtuos.
gab GQicottsGjtp, al Y9obeHtugtH, $40, 100,
100 gormittaes, 100. $50, 4.3O, SO g16mita
taog. GO. Il.lO Qbenog. SouutaQs, 935 Born,
$50 Qahmittags. $50 uuo Ill Nbeubs.
Taa Gurtig' gdD, an BobtutdQtH, G25 Born.
3uqs prldFH Gurtis' 9aD an @o6entaqtu nm
sos Rdbmittaqs.
!gusgtupmmeu Sountaag. 7Tu 6~ountaqs.
'5dqli6. 7 Grprtbs3ug.
SsbS6 piro ~abasbolt uno NIT 6beds ucriebtu pom
6ottls une @obnuuqsn bur6 bic Union IrdHgisr
60 auf 0GlaHeeu in ben 9inet=9 irtaur:
sropsf sg de GaGotrt= uuo gal Is
ttmsrts r, 3r. 23e. euosgroabpab, ut.
assalsetatiOH o6sr Gdmotns citation.
20. R. Greene. Gen. zgeibdits fdbrsr.
8. Q. Martin, qaHagisrsagtut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Irritaa, Scn IL. slmsnlt 1893.

S netnem Ne pzg orter g d
liaetgeri4t bat cine 6rau einen @pDoz
taten, Der in einem 3sugenperbDr inz
oisfrete 6ragen iteate. gang iGmmerz
lid Derbauen. Sic fi6rt Den be3ei6>
nenoen Hamen &lppmann, Der Mann
triegte n&lpppe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Qu6 Der dIte 6iFortter
Mommien iiebt ft9 DeranlaBt, gu fam
neaieBern. @r prdtelt: nS3 CLAUDE
ni9t an bas 3uitdnbetommen zines
9unbes 5ptf3en ben GnglGnoern uno
ben Mmeritanern. Sod peniger a6er
CLAUDE i9 an cine groBe germdniIde
QMian5, tpel6e Die Qngloia6ien unO
Deuti6en in ii3 i9lieBen piiroe. Die
@nglGnoer freili6 t0nnten 8unoesgez
nofen nptbpenoig brdu6en, ba tie
BON ben &ufen unb Sran3pIen be-
bro6t peroen. Wer dber ptrD ii9 oaz
al berge6en tppqen, Die 9ei6dfte Der
GnglGnber gu beiorsen? G6er meme
i'd, es f6nnten iiA einmal 6rantrei6,
Oeutf6lanb uno &uBluno D~ereinigen
CUR Nuftbeilung oes brttii4en &ei4es.
Trdntrei3 etpa retBt @gppten,
9eutI9lanb bas 8upgebiet unO RuBz
fcuo SnDien an Iin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
sOIsfnnc auf BEN pbufpUtnen. snfern.

auf Minounao, elmer 9biIippinen=3 niel, miro
in ben 9etten Der slime Sob e~tfunpr. in gnbe.
trabt Der primitipen ausbeutuHp Gilri4tuueeu
1T ieoo9 unbetannt, iuie orob Ger @oforci6tbum
iener gtoion 1T. Wit bonn Gorti6rtittn Der 6iuilis
idtioH aui ben gbilippiHen fUerDen irooG i9arff6s
ties 9rOip,ttoreu balo oabinter tommen. @robs
ortise GutOeduuosu mogeu bcoorfebsu, absr isine
BON oleider 8ibtigteit, ais bic BON Spfstter's
Muosubittsrs. pelG bon Der cioiluirten @elt
ldn0ft in uolem umiangs erIdnnt uHO g~cipiiroiat
iuoroen 1T. 9n 5Glen BON Nppetttpcrluf, 9erpolrz
u~qsbeldDcroen, 9iIioftdt uno oartlcibiafeit pirft
Is in ~luabrbdit puuoerbartr Bsiic. IS rsqelt bic
5unftiou Der GinQcipeiOe, bic GBluit pirp crb6bt.
bic NaaeRldurG neutraliirt, bic @erbtsidrbe fins
bet @eiuuobeit. als &Iutreiniounesmit bat Oas
Sitters ui6t ieines Slei9sn. Sin 9eriu3 Oamit 1T
SeOermoHu 5u empieblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

"Some Interesting Papers of John
McDonogh" lit cine interefante
feline S6rift BON S. .. Goparos be-
t!telt, pel6e bel 2i6t ii6er DEN Gbaz
rdtter oes grOBen SonberIings uno
Wohlt9dters BON HepzO orleans uno
Baltimore ~perbreitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Die 81. 6, 6atrbants 6 o."
IN @bicagp, tpel6e bas 8aumpo1laaz
men@Sel unter Dem Ramsn yGpttp@
lene" 81 einem in Der 6auSpirtbI6dft
psrfpenobaren 4rtiteI qema4t, perz
f4idt an ale 9ausfrauen, Die ibr cine
2 GentszWarte einienoen, Elm pprz
treffli9 iuuItrirtes tleineS &o96u9
unter Dem Sitel "Home Helps"
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0ltimDre-S >8Q6n


~ Erdt In araft am IL Suut 1888.
Ga6 Gb;aooo uno Dem Roropcttu Tt. IOoals
Citation, 1904 9crmittaQs, 042 Nbtnps iaQLlt.
Gameeu=e %tatiOH, l0.l2, 1926 gormitta0s uno 100
abtuDs.
ga5 Cincinnati, St. qouis uuO 90uisoi1t - MT.
Rooalz Statiou, 2.26 Padmtttaas uUD lO.ilNbtnos,
taalib. amntHs StutIeu. 1925 Y0rmlttdgs, 10
RadmjtioQs NM 1875 Nbeuos.
Rod QittsbUrg uub Gleptduo Ntt. hoDa!s
Citation, 1904 Gornittaqs, tQdlib. 40 Nbnrs.
eusgruommeu SuuutaQs. GamncU=St Station, l0l2
9crmit;aQs unO 80 Abtuos, ia9IIb.
gtah Columbus. Eolepo uuD Detroit Nt. RIOS
palEStatiou, l04l AbtHos. Characterization, l0.5j
@bcuDs.
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CHATTANOOGA. RuOrciue. 9riiol uuO RouUolt-Dtt.
8opalsS ~tatisn, 9.32 tiqljh. Gamo,usS tatiou. 9s
40 gbtuos tdgt6. SdlaiUoFgous BON Baltimore
bis epsGrltaHs nm WdihiuQtoH BIZ MeWpAis.
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togIi4. GdmOsHsS Citation, 2.409dbmlttog5, iaGii3.
Rad Q&nibiratUn.
mt. Republication, augDodsrtagtH, 1907, r7O5,
r7.50, $3.50, rio. 04SormittaQs, gl2.4l, r226, 1880,
1906 Qd6mittuqs, T0.42, gag, 1872, rlO4l,
Abeubs. SoHutags, 1901, 1880, rlO.Oi 9ormits
tags, rl2.55, 1925, 1886 4abmItta0s, gU.42, Ts.54
uuo rl0.4l @beuoE.
Gamo,u : Citation, an 0o5tutoosu, 800, r6.l5.
r6.25, 6.35, T7.20, $500, 3.35. $500, TlO.l2. TlO25
9Urmtituqs, l2.l5, rl2.JO. r. 40. 80 lr3.b a
DlinD, r4.l5, ISIS as UliUuteHl go, 1900, 6.lS,
roo, 1870, rL58, els, r. -, rl0.55, ll.3O 4bos.
SoHutaQs, 1925, 6.35, St3j, roo, TlO.l2, glO.21
@ormittaqs, rl.O0, los, r240, 3.4j G5 yttnutsnl,
$40 gaamittags, 6.lS, goo, $3.50, 9.l5, T9.D,
gloss. Il.30 NbtHo5.
Ra6 Annapolis, ut. Ropal : Station, H.05,
$50 qorm.. 1924 0rtm. GamDtH=S Station, 40
gorm. ur0 $50 Ru6m. an SouHtaGeui 300 Borf
uirtGQs IND 30 NabmlttQlS.
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ONn1. %. Nnrris.
Mnrtha ID. TraSfe.
Snhn y. SdcSel.

Is harb am Dlittpob. ben 10. Nuqn't lSS,
llbr Il Miu. abcnps, Qobu y. S@totl IN %.
Sabre itiucs Ntbsns, G%rIilDitr waite Der ~ptrtotee.
MN Ilinuir Sdtptl. Ole 9ecrojQuuQ tlnott
morQen II, SamifnQ, on 10. guQuit, 9 lbr &oT=
mittcQs, Son itiutr l,sttu 99obHuuQ, Nr. 1917,
Git 5aOtttt= Strubt, aus nab Der 81 utL0atls=
Rir6t iatt, 100 cine 8~'Quitmsoohmth' lur oas
Soil ieintr Sylf t,librirt luirOtn iDlro.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in tiny grave so low
Yru no more viii join our number,
You no more our songs will know.
Yet again we hope TO meet you,
When the day of life has fled,
AnG in heaven with joy to greet you,
Where no farewell tears are shed,
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Z. z. gd,aumIbfeI, gnpaIt,
Wr. 30l unD SIG, 9arpsguilOiue.
leminihratipns sAnjefse.

0o6ri6t pirO 6itrmit %ecqtbcu, oub bic Infer.
,ei6netsu bonn 99aiicuQeribt Der Staot baltimore
@oama6t sur 9trpaItuug oe5 Na@lGTcs Oes aa'
bier aetorbsuen J o bn s. 9aBler crbnlttn ha'
ben. aac Sieieniqen, bic 6prOeruuqcn an otsieT
@ablaB baben, perDtu hermit autqttor0ert, lolbt
ncbit BEN notbiaen 8eleqcn biz gum 6. Gebrua'
1899 eiu,urcibcu uuo Qetero gu MAIDEN, ooer ~
oeiudrtiQtu, bah fe ibrer aniprii6s oil Dieien Ra6'
lab Qeiebli6 itr ~perluitig ertldrt DerOeu rIoGtn,
qae. bic ,3ablunQcu al oieicu No6lcB ju MAIDEN
bobeu, wero,u hermit aut1etoroert, lol6e lIloer'
aiiali5 al bic lluter3eibuettn 5u leiiteH,
@sqebcu inter uuitrer oauo am 3. Idge oss Wo'
mats Au9ut 1893.
Weargaretbd SaFIer,
Souls SasIer.
CO2 1522M Ra6ldBOtrpalter.
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Gs fdrb mad i6ip,rtm 9tibeu i'm 60. e,btnsidbrs
uRier %qsliebttr @atte uuo Sntsr Sneob Ssnntrt.
Gas SeerdbHiB tinbtt btutt, H1dmitta9s
2 lIbr, bonn lrausrbauis, 9r. 1919, SouabsStraBt,
aus mad Der SrtieiuiaititszRirdt an Der 1rtnttps
Strabt HIATT. Grtunpt unO 9ttaunt, fuD %trtuHos
li6it tin9tldptH.
Ole trauernOe g a mile.
Der Batter tirbt! ME eiuiom 1T Is nun,
Stst tubisR mir ms gang aatiH.
9eir m6dtenN Mlts fir i'm tbun,
lln0 Qernt INNER bel ibm isin.
Sod i9mfi0tuo nimmt Ods @rab iNn duL
9oltnOtt lit Der irO'i6e Gauf.
as fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Der betannte Deut d.
Gmeritanif6e 9i6ter uno SOurnaliit
Wm. &eilmann, pel6sr DOR einem
Sabre Der SagespreiIe Ballet Iagte,
bat iebt ne6en ieiner Monatsi6rift Elm
Spnntagsblatt unter Dem Tittl ,Gias
CARA" in Buffalo gegriinoet; Dafetbe
iolte in Qnbetra6t Der g~eoiegenen
2eiitungen &eilmann's re4t pieIe
Seller finben.
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SumSpn=9 arr 6 cmctcrn.

geue Stttjontu inn i,sl jur Sti6tieuno berats
ribtet. 9itlt au3aslpdhlts Cots. Ser Suptriuttns
]Slnstrri, ertStiitr Sos Re f. = n m itsbt
tdQli6 sur Snip:ttior oiitu. 0sp.n Ndbsrtm ptHOt
man lid an ben SuptrintsuOsutcu oosr an Ous 9ii=
rtau in 0r. 30, TorosG barlessSt II.
NlnriuS IN
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&efnnntmaf
Stsusrs NppcIldtfpnss % ertd)t,
Rdrhhdus

&dtbhdue
@uIttmors, ben Is. Su!t 1893.
gQe QerIoueu, DeG6s 9sfreiUHO ON
fdbttideu S|teuern II VI q d ! II e
rteu, 6ubritsNuGaqeu etc. piini4sn,
fvcroen bicrour6 auf0storOert, bis sum -. Seps
TENDER 1893 appliiationsu Ouiiir I'M Steuer s@pptlz
latioUsQeribte eiuiureibsu, tui0rigentaas %bte!tl5en
fir pos Sobr 1899 BON alien pur6 Die 9erorpnung
a~epdbrtcn Grlci6terunotn a%usaei@lOTen fno.
SIN gHitra0s Der Ridter
epuis GaHarr, Jun. @Iert.
QS9, q5. POP, 714.2D
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Scrtha o~uiucntbat.

rs itarb am II. AuQuit ISIS Bertha eoiucHtbal,
o.litbt, Satin BON Salnutl 2optHtbll, I'M 81. Gt=
b~wsidbrt. Sic 9ttroiQuua iiuOet btutG 5rtis
tag, nm I3 llbr 9a6miitags, pom (rauscbdait,
9r. 1903, 99ct=@GltjmOrtSStrdbe aus HIATT.
9ittt, t;iut 8lumtu! t2l6l
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- pie 2Sap 6tnumter
beinahc Bis eur ticfb(nuen See.

80 W,ilsR ; Grturfontn, ben gdHItr GAG aui
Dem @af,. 'Eampicr .gmua 8ilss." 1sccu
2ientaq uuo Samiag, Uloreeus ! ubr. 9er9nits
gen an ben EdHouHQsplaSsu. Die 0roBte Grturfou
bteier 9rt in Der ggelt. Die Qergtt c~mpitblcR rtint
Sal3luft, giltte % Gts. 8idftbr UNI $50 gbtnOs.
CSuHil2, 2gits,I
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Snbn O. aublbepp.

Gs fdr6 am EitnflQ, ben 9. 9uouft, I IbT
SbfnDs. SobH y. Goblbcp9 i'm alter BON 81 SAB
rem. Dir @cerOiqunQ fiuoet b { {, 6reit19t y
guQuit, Ga1mittaQs 2 llbr. pom Sraucrblha Nr
SCI. gptl: frNntlin. Strabt. aus TAFT. l2l4-6l
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SQcOb Omin0er,

Rr. Ia, GHSsGaIpert.StrGke.
Qieihns', aUpfsrs, 9~ieuitbsT' uEb BronsrsG aftIn;
gleinHas, SUPPER, IeRflbers unb Siienbrn6t. Slunbe,
,dia. un5 baIbruHbe DteniaSitaussH. g~iohtIois scBos
gent Qi,iiiug' unD 9upierrohreH. f:rner stI5thtte 6Sbs
rem. gusliiht ~itabLsras 2pIlHsIseersDr dbts, Stubs
e;ahi uno HelleH. GyaHsohihts SdHopapisr uuo
s1uh, &rIpoliz9fouee u.tDo
Etisp1oH 800. RSp24-1Sl
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SpScSf6Qc.
Sarpb Sennert.

Elm o. guauf gtola M. 6abtrlanbfr,
eeb. Sil, p SABRE ait.
Nm 10. anqnit eorNns 6prn.