davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

co 60 lndzie Pytlarzem
DO kazda naive
po cudacKu przekrecal. Zaszedl
do Sworzni6w, niby ma we
sele prosi6,a W kohcu rzecze:
- Potrzebuje co ma zabicie.
Sprzedajcie nj swego inkluza.
Nam sic NJ jarmark wlec,
wole pc %znajomosci kupic we
wsi.
Teraz Sworzei. ME bylby
cd tego, ale kobieta bala SIG
upsnac.
- Me wiadomo, jak plaza
mowi.
= Kartotle chybi}y, trzoda
tania. powiada Flip.
- Najlep!ej sic ma jarmark
przewiedziec.
- Ma mnie p6zno, MUSIC
w ten tydzieh zabic, zeby
szynki wycukrza}y. - Spree
dajcie!
Zao6arowa} t~rzydziesci pa
pierk6w.
Upar]a sic Sworzniowa J
ME sprzedala angielki.
- Wymyslili ojce" jarmark,
ME nam nsprawiaG po~
wiada. - Mech bedzie, jak
bywa}o. PrzyjedzIecie we
srode do Stockholm, bedzle
wan sic podoba}a, to kupicie.
W z}a godzina ~wym6wlfa,
czy CO? BIO OTTO we srode iuz
angielki iiie bvlo. Me do
czekala. Raj jeden sadzone
jej by}o bye ma jarmarku -
prosieciem.
Me wiadomo, co sic stale.
Cay kto urok rzuci}. czy tez
zaraza ma gadzine pad}a, DO
i O TEN miedzy ludzmi ga
dano, dcsyc, re wtorek JUL
angielka jess ME chcia}a -
1eszcze sic kluszczanki CO
nieco najadla a wieczorem
juz by}a gotowa.
Zakupali "a ma 2ustce, tel
samej pustce, o nabyclu
kt6rej Sworzed niegdyS marzyl
i ME kupil.
P}akali Swo1zniowie an
gielki, OF, plakali!
D}ugo sic pocieszyG ME
moqli, nawet ma weselu, kt6re
Pytlarz, nakupiwszy kiszek !
kieIbasy, wyprawi}.
Wezm;e 1gnac :. kawalek
glowizny do ust, to mu zaEaz
COS szepce 0 angie}ce; pre-
tract kiszki 49, takze, a juz
prey salcesonle - to jakby
mu na1wyrazniej m6wi}o;'
- Z waszej angielki bylby
ieszcze smakowitszy; sliczno$ci
ot~v0rzaria
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

.hy. Kobiete wysciskal, 2
sic ca}owai, jak
Teraz sic biedy ME boi.
Dz;ewiecioro chotby pc try
papierki. "a wszystko odbije.
- Rome rojenia przycho-
dzily mu do glowy! R6znosci
naobiecywa} sobie i rodzinie.
Obleczenia nakupi... bu~
ty so sprawl. -. gruntu pod
najmie, aldo lepiej kupi ma
w}asne jaki kawalek swietei
ziemi. Trafia sic w}asaie
pustka "a wsia..., dobre
p6}morgi... Ja}owe, DO j.
lowe, ale jak sic podwiezie..
lego dnia do zadnej rcbo-
:ty ME poszed}, tylko rachowa}.
Ale ME d]ugo ludzkiego
szcze5cia. I Sworzniowe ME
dIugo trwa}o, - ledwie, re
dzionek jeden.
Drugiego rama, jeszcze
szaro by}o i wr6ble dopiero
zaczYna}y tw~ierka6, zerwali
sic Sworzniowie do chlewa:
Urok! czy co? angielka
sama, prosiat ME ma.
20 1uczywo do izby. Przy-
|swiecili. Me ma!
Rozgladsja sic pilnie, al
w kacie chlewika, prey
przyciesi, ley jedno aiedo~
gryzione. z bar}ogu sterczy
drugie, podsci6}ka pokrwa~
wiona..... wedle proga para
zbroczonych raciczek..
O, Rely!
O, Rely!
49, Angielka chrzaka, po-
mlaskuje, caly ryj ma ufar~
bowany. Psio scierwo!
Rykneli Sworzniowie p}a~
czem, az sic pc ca}ej wsi
rozlegio. Zlecia}o sic kjlka
kumoszek, sasiadek, pocie-
szaja, tula.
- Zaprawi}a sic ma ge~
siach powiada jedna - to sic
p6zniej prosiat chwyciia.
- Trzeba bylo okowita po-
smarows6, toby tego ME
by}o, Ma drugi raz PANIC
tajta - doradza druga.
Ma drugi raz!
Ale jak tn doczekaG dru~
giego razu, kiedy w cha|upie
bieda.
Rada W rade, Ignacowa
chcia}a, ME czekajac, angielke
sprzedaG. Me udawa}o sic to
Ignacowi.
Co teraz dadza? =
m6wi.- Wiesz, matka?Zniwa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

-. MAX sic ME zapieram.
file ME ia! q, zebv to upo-
stworzenie umlalo
movie - toby dokumentnie
zaswiadczy}o, jak bylo.
Ostatecznie, biles?
pyta zniecierpliwiony sedzia-
So przeciez swiadkow'e...
Ju1cid bi}em. Ale m6gi
mi gadziny ME tyrac. Zrob'}a
mu szkode, to mial zlosc.
Czemu mnie sic samego ME
chwycil. Juzbym wola{ =
= odpowiada, groznie, ma
Krepe spog1adajac.
Pewnie, pewnie! -
przytakuje kobieta.
Sedzia skin1i ma woznego.
Wezwac Swiadk6w.
Poczcm, pogadawszy
Z }awnikam,, spyta}:
"A mozeby esie strony
pogodzi}y?
Poskroba} sic Krepa W
glove, a Sworzeh, kt6ry
przewacha} pjsmo nosem, ze
mole sic lie skohczy&, spoj~
rza} pytajaco ma .,swoja'''
Ale Franka pot:zesla g}o-
wa.
Co ma bye, MECH 6edzIe,
prze5wietny sadzie! -~ wark-
nela.
~ Me was pytaja!
Cicho matka! Jake sic
tn godzic, przeswietny sadie,
kiej cz}owieka skrzywdzili? -
wyrzeka Sworzeh.
A Krepa W te pedy:
Jake sic tn godzic, kiej
mnie az ma wzroku porazi{o,
a gadzinie mic,
Sworzniowa az podnosi}o.
Me zwazalac ma mic, wy
buchne}a, przedrzezniajac:
- Juzci! mic! Co take
chamskie nasienie rozumie!-
wrzasne}a wskazujac ma Kre~
pc. - ~Przeswietny sadzie! 80
ledwo sic do cha}upy do
wlokla. To gatunek szlachec~
XII, byle co MI zaszkodzi!
Jela wymysla6 Krepie Cd
ostatnich. Musia} ia sedzia
kazaG wyprowadzi6.
Sw;adkowie zeznawali r6z-
ME, ale pobicie bylo.
Wyszed} sad ma narade, Pc
chwjli wr6ci} z wyrokIem.
" Sworzniu zadygota}o
SERGE.
Powstali ludzie, sedzla czy-
tai. Zrazu ME zrozumia}
r ~ -: 800,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

zaapelowal,
Me %pomoglo. Wysiedzial
swoJe:
A co %najgorzej, re odtad
angielki ma wsp6lne past
yisko ME MONA bylo pusz-
czat. Krepa pomstowal ciagle,
odgraza} sic W dodatku
grenade buntowai, 2eby
pasac takim, jak Sworzeh,
komornikom ME dczwoli}a,
DO W tabeli ME stoja.
Niebezpiecznie bylo spusz-
lczaG gadzine z Okla. Trzeba
|bylo trzyma6 wedle chalupy,
Il gotow=go zywiG. Przystawi}
Sworzeh chlewik z okrajk6w
PREY izbie, DO W stancyi by}o
ola rozroslej angielki pray
ciasno.
Ale gdzie tam nawyk}e do
ruchu stworzenie wylezy?
! Wydzierala sic sama, skobel
|ryjem podnoszac, i w nogi
miedzy kury, miedzy gesi
walesat.
Nicby W tenn jeszcze z}ego
ME by}o, DO podw6rzec by}
ogrodzony ja}owcowym plo~
tenn i wydosta6 sic zen ma
wies ME mogla, ale....
Ale jednego dnia da} sic
s}yszec Ignacowej gesi pisk,
(syk, a mala Jaguska W ME-
boglosy zawodzi:
- Mama! rety! rety!
-" Wybieg}a Sworzniowa z
izby co tchu. Patrzy, az ia
zamdli}o.
/ Angelica trzyma w ryju
gaske i chrupi! az jej krew
z siodlatej niebogi po pod
gardlu splywa sznurkiem, niby
prawdziwe korale u drugiej
gospodyni.
Sworzniowa wrzask i do
angielki.
Me. by]o juz co ratowat.
Z wielkiego zalu wytrze-
pala Jaguske, a angielke "a
! war{a do chlewa ma kl6dke.
Sworzeh takze wzia} do
serca TAXI wypadek, ale ME
Chcac koOlecie przySparzac
zalosci, ME dogadywal, jeno
pociesza}, Re sic to wszystko
niedlugo skohczy.
- Jakoz skohczy}o sic to
niby niezad}ugo.
Dwie %niedziele przesie~
dziala angielka pod zamknie-
ciem i ustatkowa{a sic znacz~
nie z musu. Dzwign3t sic
w kohcu ME mog{a o w}asnej
sile, tax jej by}o cieako.
Sworzniowie zagladali te-
raz do swej chudoby dniem !
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

Spas}a sis angielka, ME-
przymierzaiac jak kucharz
dworski.
Szykowa}o sic we wsi We
sele. Wydawal c6rke "a MAJ
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-02


Elm described,
# w of the e
e Lode and 80
e and running
fit, thence s 81
thence S 3 deg
ce n 81 deg 40
of beginning,
on the Lizzie
II 6S
& FoS-
IA 3S
and Blodgett,
lot 1 b 1...... SO
and Blodgett,
lot 5 b 1...... 93
and BlodSett.
lot 6 b 1...... 81
and BlOdgett,
lot l b 2...... SO
and Blodgett, .
lot 2 b 2......L SO
and BlodgettJ =
lot 3 b 2.....L 81
and Blodgett,i
/, lot 9 b 2......[ SO
and Blodgett, ?
lot 10 b 2...... "a
and Blodgett,
lot II b 2......L 93-
and Blodgett, v
lot y b 2...... "a
and Blodgett, !
lot 16 b 2...... SO
and Blodgett, y
lot IS b 2...... SO
and Blodgett,
lot 10 b 2...... SO
and Blodgett, n
+, lot 20 b 2...l 90
and Blodgett, r.
!, lot 5 b 3...... 90
and BlOdgett. "a,
lot II b 3d.. 81
and Blodgett,
lot IL b 3...... SO
and Blodgett,
lot 13 b 3...... 90
and Blodgett,
lot IA b 3d.. 50
and Blodgett,
lot II b 4...... "a
and Blodgett,
lot - b 3....-. SO
and Blodgett,
lot II b 3...... SO
and Blodgett,
lot y b 4...... 81
and Blodgett.
a., lot 10 b 4 go. 90
and Biodgett,
, lot II b 4 80. SO
and Biologist,
=, lot 8 b 5...... SO
and Blodgett.
). lot 10 b 5...... SO
and Blodgett,
lot II b 5...... 81
and Blodgett,
, lot l b 5...... SO
and Blodgett,
i. lot II b 6...... "a
and Blodgett,
!, lot u b 6...... SO
and Blodgett,
!, lot IS b 6...... 81
and Blodgett,
!, lot "A b 6...... SO
and Blodgett,
=, lot IS b &c.. 81
and Blodgett.
!, lot 10 b 6...... SO
and Blodgett,
+, lot "a b 6...... SO
and Blodgett,
;, lot | b 7...... 81
and Blodgett,
!, lot 2 b 7...!.. s. 80
and Blodgett,
}, lot g b 7...... 80
and Blodgett, SD
!, lot s b 7...... "a
and Blodgett,
, lot % b 7...... flu SO
and Blodgett, TX
Z, lot % b 7...... 90
and Blodgett, ,
=, lot "a b 7...... 80
and Blodgett, il ye.
), lot 4 b S...... - 90
and Blodgett, ,,ip
J, lot l b 10...... 80
and Blodgett, ~
;, lot 2 b 10. 81
and BlOdSett,
, lot 3 b 10 ...... IS
and Blodgett,
!. lot 4 b 10....l.. %:
:, and Blodge'tt, 81
e, lot 2 b H.. 80;
:, and Blodge'tt,
J, 10, 4 b 11...... 8:
i, and Blodgett,
!, lot 9 b Ill.,. g.
=, and Blcdgett,
!, lot 10 b ill.,. 8;
, and Blodgett,
), lot II b ILL.,. 8;
:, and Blodgett,
J, lot IL b ill.,. 9,
!, and Blodgett,
!, lot 10 b ill.,. 9,
Z, and Biodgett,
), lot IA b Ill.,. 9;
!, and Biodgett,
), lot 90 b ill.,. 81
:, and Blodgett,
J, lot % b Ill.,. 9;
i, and
J, lot 3 b 12...... g.
S, Butte, lot IA
.....,............. % i
!, the Red Cloud
~
al, Ottawa No.
"
l, Scotia No. 319 l s.
al, Silver Star
~
al, the Sphinx,
......... ........ L O
No. 20S3.. 2 3.
Class Mill Sight 9
M. s. 80 B.. 9
t l b s ......... 5 2
'alkerville, lot II
IL "
lot Z b g.. l 8
[amilton, lot Ii
u
.amiltor, lot IA
u
cue No. 1885,. Is z
& Foster, lot 6 H6
'operty .......... 81 3
lot II b g.. 20 Z
& Barnard, lot
................... 13 5
Spa Lode, No.
...... q q
i, Meteor Lode
yestern, lot s b 3 % l
estern, lot 6 b 4 II 6
lot 7 b A.. s
ar, lot Is b IT,. Z 8
arlington, lot Is
U
o. D-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-02


sr of a her
h is a point 157
line of the Lizzi,
of the s side lin,
re n 3 deg W II
10 min. W 60 TT, t
in. Q II TT. thent
C GO fit, to place
being Tx60 IT
Marguerite c.. l
4 b 20 .........
Geo f. Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo f., Estate.
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F. Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
beth, Big Rutte,
Geo F., Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
beth. Big Butte,
Geo f, Estate,
beth, Big Butte.
Geo r, Estate,
beth. Big Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
beth. Big Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo f, Estate,
Big Butte,
Geo +, Estate.
beth, Big Butte,
Geo r. Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
beth, Big Butte.
Geo f, Estate.
Big Butte,
Geo T., Estate,
Big. Butte,
Geo r, Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo +, Estate,
Big Butte,
Geo +. Estate,
beth, Big Butte.
Geo F., Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo +, Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
lbeth. Big Butte,
Geo +, Estate,
lheth, Big Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo f, Estate,
beth. Big Butte,
Geo f. Estate.
,beth, Big Butte,
Geo +, Estate,
beth, Big Butte,
Geo r, Estate,
,beth, Big Butte.
Geo f, Estate.
lbeth, Big, Butte,
Geo F.. Estate,
,heth, Big Butte,
Geo +, Estate.
lbeth, Big Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
lbeth, Big Butte.
Geo f, Estate.
,beth. Big, Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte,
Geo F, Estate,
lbeth, Big Butte,
Geo IS, Estate.
lbeth, Big Butte
Geo +, Estate,
lbeth, Big Butte
Geo T., Estate,
lbeth, Big Butte
Geo F., Estate,
abeth. Big; Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
abeth, Big Butte,
Geo F., Estate,
abeth, Big Butte,
i, Geo F, Estate,
abe'th, Big Butte
p, Geo r, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
i, Geo r, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte,
!, Geo f, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte,
i, Geo F, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
, Geo T., Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
i, Geo r, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
!, Geo F., Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
Geo f, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
i, Geo F, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
i, Geo F, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
j., Geo F, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
d, Geo r, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
l., Geo f, Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
i, Geo f., Estate,
abeth, Big Butte
Geo F. Estate,
,abeth, Big Butte
Mrs Henrietta
ard, Frank, ct al,
3OS3 .............
att, John A, ct
..s... ......'.s....
att. John A, ct al
att, John A, ct
313 ...............
att, John A, ct
1, Ed w, First I
1, Ed w, First {
4, Ed w, Back b
:, H S. Rice, lot
l, Mary, West w
", Ed J, Black Il
n, Henry H, H
D
n, Henry H, H
b
shore. w l, Res
!, Celia, Leggat
and r ~rsonal pr
!. Tim f. Park {
h, John j, Davis
b 8 ...............
h, John j, ct al,
h, John j, ct a.
1893 .............
'er, l. J, Great w
Lena, Great We
n, Emma, Kemp
N, Luise, Kempe
William, Blu
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-02
'endrick, John w, Northern Pacific,

Kendrick, John W, Northern Pacific.
Kendrick, John w, Northern Pacific.
lot q b "A 81
Kendrick. John w, Northern Pacific,
lot Is b 10 %
Kendrick, John w, Northern Pacific.
lot 10 b As 6e
Kendrick, John w, Northern Pacific, 60
lot 10 b 46 %
Kendrick, John w, Northern Pacific,
lot II b 46 t6
Kendrick, John w. Northern Pacific.
lot l6 b a so.tnonn psc,fc %
lot II b Al 90
Kellar, Miss Eva, Montrose, lot Il
Kemper, Margaret j, Hamilton, lot
4 b A3 %
Kemper. Margaret j, Hamilton, lot
8 b 43 %
kemper. Margaret J, Hamilton, lot 70
lot IL b 4b %
Kemper, e w, Hamilton, lot II b q. SO
Kemper, Z w Hamilton, lot u b 3. 60
Kelley, John. sox1oo TT on the Golden %,
Placer ....... d ot
Kelley, John, 6ox1OO it on the Golden
Placer .................. ............... L ul
Kelley, John, 12x5O it on the Seal a..
K hHue Jas, schweltzer. lot 2o... %
King, Peter, Mammoth King Lode. 40
Kippen, William, Park City, lot Is -
Kippen, William, Park City, lot A .
b IL d
Kippen, William, Park City, lot 1 -
b II 90
Kippen, William, Park City, lot i -
kinn 20 Wiiiiam. park CITY. lot 2
b % SO
Kippen, William, Park City, lot 1 80
h DC IS
1yin no vy-iiii.n park CITY lot 2
h Dc IS
Kippen, William, Park City, lot 6 70
o ~ yv;i,;.m parl c;tv iot u
u 81 50
1i bM William Park CITY. lot IS
b q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
lot 7 h 2 s so
Kirhv' Mrs lydia A. Belle of Butte,
lot s b sS1
K iIet + 1o . the w 81 Of the e 81 #
Butte, lot 3 b II % 25
Klein Newman Northern Pacific,
KILN Newman Northern Pacific,
LOT ( h 3 6S
KIein Newman. Northern Pacific.
lat & h . 6S
KILN 1ei . Newnan Northern Pacific.
1ot 7 n . 6S
K1eii, Newman Northarn Pacific.
KEW iei l Ssvn,an Northorn Pacific.
lot 10 4 . 6S
1 ni Il Sevman Northorn Pacific.
Klein Newman. Northern Pacific,
KIN ni . Nawn,an Northern Pacific.
lot h 4 6G
Klein, Newman, Northern Pacific,
lot 4 n 4 6S
kin + Neuman Northern Pacific.
LOT : n : 81
Klein 10 . Newman Northern Pacific,
lot 6 b 5......:::.;."..4;.:.... es
lot b Ct
K 10 l Nent,non Northern Pacific,
lot ! b 6 6s
Klein Newman. Northern Pacific,
Klein 10 . Newman. Northern Pacific.
lot / h q ..-- 6s
Klein, Newman. Northern Pacific,
lot 10 n O 81
Klein Newman Northern Pacific,
1o+ 10 n O G
EIein Newman. Northern Pacific,
lot % h 9 G.
xiv, - Teuman Northern Pacific,
lot il h IN 6
KILN Hewman. Northern Pacific,
lot il b 10 6
Kleip Newman. Northern Pacific,
KIein Newman. Northern Pacific,
lot 2 b ID G.
Klein. Newman. Northern Pacific,
lot 4 h ~ q
EIein Newman. Northern pacific,
1ot e h ~ G.
Klein. Newman, Northern Pacific,
1o+ - "a * G
1<eir IT Saynan Northern Pacific,
lot IL h IL 6
EIoin Naur,an Northern Pacific.
Iot 1s h Il 6
ri, Na1vnoan Northern Pacific.
lot 10 n 16 g.
1yioi, Neu,,nan Northern Pacific.
lot * h is 6
nIe;r Noup,an Northern Pacific.
Iot 16 h 16 5
1Ioi, Nen,nan Northern Pacific.
1ot II h 16 6
1N " WV Nortbarn pacific,
lot a h ~ 6
EIoi, Neun,an Northern Pacific,
LOT h ~ 6
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-18

and Camden, is being hurried through 10
completion.
The road between here and Camden
will not require much grading up TO a
few miles of this city. From that place
until the road crosses the Congaree
there viii be a number of very deep
cuts and fills, but the contractors Will
attack all Obstacles, hopeful of CONF
pleting the road by the middle Of Deem
Der.
Mr. Iugoff is expecting Mr.. Dunlap
an assistant engineer, from Norfolk to-
day. The latter will have charge or
the construction of the bridge across the
Congaree. The structure will cost about
100000. The stone piles will cost over
half that amount. The engineers yester-
day staked off line from Cayce to the
quarry of Mr. A. r. Stewart. from
which will be obtained the granite for
the piers.
Mr.. Lugoff says that outside of the
park the Seaboard has purchased about
ten acres Of land i'll the city, some iots
having houses ON them, and that the
cost has been about $4,000. But few
of the houses necessary to be gotten out
of the way will be torn down. Several
local contractors have been employed to
roll the houses off the Seaboard's prop
prfy
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-18
THE SECRET DOssIER.

By means which we need not NOW spec
ify we have managed to learn the con-
tents of the secret dossier in the Drey-
frls case, says the Memphis Commercial
Appeal We have not reached the bot
tom of the bag, but up to the time 81
going to press we have fished out the
following damiling evidence Of the guilt
or Dreyfus:
One bootleg that belonged to Baron
Munchausen.
A pack of tobacco guilds.
Several unpaid bar bills Of Esterhazy !
100000 i'll Confederate currency.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox's Poems OF
Passion"
A due bill of the Prince of Wales.
Splinters from Count Bony Castellane' S
pedigree.
.aa1ah Bernhardt's marriage certificate
A shirt waist of Paul Deroulede's.
A speech OF Emperor Bills.
A snittoon Of Chestnut de Muchre-
pairs.
"A recipe for the gin Hickey.
A file Of the Hardeman Free Press.
A litter of dead cats, the property OF
Du Patty de Clam.
A dozen eggs that have outlived Their
usefulness.
"A bootjack of the first empire.
A bound copy of the orations of the
Hon. John Wesley Gaines.
A box Of the Coin Harvey cigars.
A correct guide to the absinthe jag.
A portrait of Com Paul Kruger.
Three uncut copies of London Punch
A plug of conspuez tobacco.
A lady's silk handkerchief
An abandoned bon mot of Chauncey
NJ. Depew.
4 can of Algerized beef.
The record iii the Iuetgert case.
A pair Of cuffs worm not wisely but
too well by Zola.
A deck of cards.
A package Of cigarettes found on the
person of Dreyfus when he was arrest
ed.
An old hat full of red. white and blue
chips.
IA number or empty bottles.
A confession by Dreyfus that he Is
innocent.
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DEATH OF MRS. PAUL.
Mr. Duke Out of Danger-Tried For
Larceny Property Revalued.

Iarceny-Property Revalued.
Durham. n G., August 17.-Special) :
Mrs. Jane Paul, wife of Mr. I'll. V. Paul,
died this morning about 7:30 o'clock, at
home on Pine street, after an illness of
day or 50. she was stricken with
paralysis on Tuesday night about 0
O'Clock, and continued to grow worse
until death came to her relief Deceased
was 81 years of age, and leaves a hus-
band, three sons and two daughters to
mourn her death. She was a consistent
member OF Trinity Methodist church
The funeral services will take place at
Trinity church tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock, conducted by her pastor, Rev.
j. N. Cole. after which the interment
will occur in the city cemetery.
Henry Smith, 17-year-old white
boy, was tried in the police court this
morning on the charge Of the larceny Of
a razor and bound over to court under a
bond of $50 Stella Jones, Il white wo-
man, for being drunk and disorderly was
sent to the county work house for thirty
days.
Maud Wilson, n white woman, was ar
rested here Wednesday by Policeman
Crabtree, ON a warrant from Raleigh,
charging her with larceny. Officer
Woodali, Of the Raleigh force, came up
and carried her down there today to
answer to the charge
The schools i'll Durham county for the
ensuing year will rim from seven to
nine months, with an average Of at least
seven and one-half months to the school.
This viii make Durham the banner pub
lie school county in the State. unless
there is a vast change in other counties
since the last report.
At the recent meeting of the board of
County Commissioners, the total prop
erty valuations were reduced to about
two hundred thousand dollars-or to
use the exact figures. Sl99,96S The in
creased valuation, rs raised by the asses
sors, amounted TO about 100000, and
the reduction still leaves about 100000
in excess of last years taxes on real
estate, which is no bad showing.
Mrs. Mary Farmer, of Fremont: Mrs
w. III. Massey, Miss Pet Pate and Elder
j. w. Gardner, Of Goldsboro, are visit
ing in this city. They are on their way
to attend the Country Line Primitive
Baptist Association, which meets near
Reidsyille. on Saturday. Elder Gardner
preached tonight in the Primitive Bap-
fist church in this city.
Three prisoners have been brought
here from Roxboro court to serve terms
on the Durham public roads. They are
Ed. Yancey, II months, for larceny
Silas Hunt, s months, for larceny, and
Mollie Moore, 4 months for larceny.
Prof. Gilmore Ward Bryant, principal
Of the Southern Conservatory of Music,
is on trip to the eastern part Of the
State in the interest of the Conserya-
DRY.
News comes from New York that Mr..
B. n. Duke, who was operated upon
for appendicitis few days ago, is get
ting along finely, and is entirely out Of
danger now.
Solicitor A. s. Brooks, of Greensboro,
was here this mrning on his way home
from Roxboro court. On account Of the
illness Of Judge Brown. court adjourned
on Tuesday for the term. The civil
docket went over until the November
term.
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been in the vicinity Of Black Mountain
Tor some time, prospecting for gold.
lille washing for the yellow metal. he
discovered several stones that seemed
thoroughly saturated with oil.
The find was made on land belonging
to NJ. L. Burnett, four miles north of
Black Mountain. Prof. Letter brought
the stones to the city yesterday and
left them in Whitson & Craig's office
IN Temple Court. They smell as strong
~ of petroleum as if they had been in
a barrel of oil.
General Theo. f. Davidson has for
some years held the belief that there is
petroleum somewhere in Buncombe.
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COLUMBIA CAMDEN LINK
Squads to Be Put to Work All Along
Seaboard's New Line.
Columbia State.)


A strange caravan passed up Main
street yesterday morning. There was
long array of railroad scoops, near
~ hundred in number. each drawn by
a pair Of mules which will stand the
test Of the city's ordinances against
cruelty to animals.
The procession was bound for the
prospective line between Camden and
Columbia, and will immediately take mp
the work Of grading that road. The
outfit belongs to Williams & Taylor, Of
Barnwell and made the trip through the
country.
Mr. Lugoff, chief engineer, says that
in few days he will have working
squads strung out all along the line be-
tween here and Camden Chief Com
tractor Condor, Knoxville man, is
under $4,000 bond to have the road
completed by December 10Th, and Mr..
Lugoff feels satisfied that the terms of
the contract will be complied with. The
upper end of the line, between Cheraw