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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-08
Social Event in La q
The Friday Afternoon Book Club
Gives an Entertainments. ''S'
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Lancaster, Jan. 4 The ladies
of the Friday Afternoon Book
Club" ushered in the new year
viii one of the most enjoy abe
social events of the season. The
occasion was an sat home" given
by them to their husbands and to
members of the "Cranford club"
their husbands, and other invited
guests at the beautiful new home
of Mr.. and Mrs w. Med Brown
on Main street. The balls ard
reception rooms were thrown into
one and decorated with holly and
palms and were brilliantly lighted.
v hen all the guests had assembl-
ed after being received by the re-
ception committee, they were given
few words of formal welcome
by the president of the "Friday
Afternoon club, Mrs. l.. &.
Payseur. Then followed a witty
and entertaining sketch of the
three years of Club history by
Mrs. John p. Hunter, nea Miss
Florella Maynardie, an authoress
not unknown to fame Then
duplicate cards were distributed
among the ladies and gentlemen,
and the thus mated couples began
industriously to guessing the names
of the many familiar-faced auth
ors and celebrities scattered here
and there Af'er the time allotted
for this contest had elapsed the
couples repaired to the dining
rooms, where an elegant supper
was most daintily served.
The Lancaster band discoursed
sweet music during the entire
evening After supper the first
and "booby" prizes were reward
ed with appropriately humorous
remarks by Judge Ira B. Jones.
1t was past tho midnight hour
when the guests reluctantly bade
their fair entertainers adieu, the
ge"uemcn casting unanimous
vote for frequent repetition of
the occasion.
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NOTICE !

All persons are warned not to
harbor or employ Luther Pea, as
he Is bound to me until he is 81
years of age, and ran off from nv
premises last Wednesday. He is
about is years of age, black, and
weighs abou, l3o pounds. will
presecnte any one disregarding
this notice. Any Information of his
whereabouts will be gratefully re-
ceived. George Brsyard.
JaDy. 6, 1902.
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Lie, Steal, Drink and Swear.

A Kansas paper, has nailed to
its masthead the motto: "Lie,
Steal, Drink and Swear but tie
editor adds the following explain
alton: "When you lie, let it he
down to pleasant dreams: when
you steal, let it be away from i'm
mortal associates; when you
drink, LET it be pure water: when
you swear, lot it be that you will
patronlze your home paper, pay
your subscription and not send
your job work away from home. -
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Will Mathis Guilty.

Oxford, Miss, Jan. 3.-The
jury IN the trial of Will Mathis,
charged with the murder of the
two Montgomerys, United States
marshals, returned u verdict of
guilty today.
The trial of Whit Owens, in
dicted as an accessory to the crime,
will be called tomorrow.
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A Pretty Home Wedding.
Special to The State.

Fort Lawn, Jan. 3.-On Thurs
day afternoon at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Jordan of Fort Lawn, Chester
county, the marriage of Mr.. j..
Arthur Garrison, formerly Of
Leslie, and Miss Lillian Jordan
took placs. The ceremony rer-
formed ny ,their pastor, Rev. j.
IL. Var borough of the Fl. Lawn
Baptist church, was exceedingly
oeautifulsand Impressive.
1t was a quiet home wedding,
yet was. on. of the prettiest among
the many during the HOLIDAYS.
The parIors and balls of the brides
home were exquisitely decorated
with a profusion of potted plants,
ferns and holly, which were so
artlstically, arranged Ms to present
a scene of lovelinsss to the ad
miring guests. Msndelssohn's
wedding march was played by
Mrs. Willie Massey, of Van
Wyck. At 4 p. m., as the we'd :,
ding march was sounded, the wal
tsrs arranged themselves in cohples
in the following order: MIR. M. j..
McFaddsn and Miss Bessie Jordan
of Lancaster, Mr.. w. E. Jordan
and Miss Ellen Jordan of Lancas-
ter, Mr.. w. F. Jordan, Jr., and
Miss Maggie Biggars of Rock
Hill, DR.. Il. B.. Kell and Mrs.
Lottie Hudson Of Colump pia, Mr..
G. E. Darby and Miss Ola Greg
ory of Lancaster. As they en-
tered the room they formed in
two columns, the groomsmen to
the right and the bridesmaids to
the left. The bride and groom
on entering stood beneath an arch
of holly moulded into graceful
curve by entertaining svsrgrssnlss,,
while the VOWS which made them
one were spoken. The bride,
carrying in her hand an exquisite
boquet, was bscomingIy attirsd in
handsome travelling costume Of
castor cloth with silk trimmings
AMI hat of felt to match.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple was driven to
the railway station, where they
tosk the train for Charleston.
They will spend their honeymoon
in the city by the sea.
Fer a number of years the
groom has been a resident of
Fort Lawn, and is popular
young business man His bride
Is a ysung woman of many admir-
able qualities, and her charming
traits of character have won for
her the esteem and admiration of
q host of friends.
A shower Of congratulations
from . large circle friends, who
wish the popular pair the greatest
bappin ass, will be extended them
on their return.
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Important Notice to Those In
debted to Clyburn-Heath Mule
Co
All parties indebted to the Civ
burn-Heath Mule Company,
either by note or account, are
hereby notified to come forward
at once and and make settlement.
We have our own obligations
to meet and in order to do so we
must insist on those owing us to
pay up without further delay.
This notice is intended for one
and all.
Respectfully,
Clyburn-Heath Mule Co.
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The next reunion will be held
in Dallas, Tex, on April 20, 23,
"a and 25, 1902, Tuesday, Wed
nesday, thursday and Friday,
respectively
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1RATEs ,n y |, TIA !.!7,!!,. ,,.,,,.,,.

The South Carolina d Georgia Ex-
tension Railroad announces the foI,
lowing low round "trip rates to Chars
lesion. =. o., account OF the South
taroiiDa Inter ST te and West Indian
Exposition. Tickets Oh sale at all
coupen stations Excellent passen>
ger service performed. siee that your
tickets read via the =. G.. & G E., K r.
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SHERlFF'S SAILS.


COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In Court Common Pleas.
John A Bird and James S. Bird
Plainti0s,
Margaret Bird. and others, Defen-
Cidnts.
DU ANT to an order of court in
L the above case. signed by Judge
ERNEST GAR, Oct %. 1901 l will sell
at Lancaster courts house, within the
egai hours of sale on the
First Monday In January, 1902.
the following lots of land. to wit:
All that piece, paicei or tract of
land in Lancaster ounty, state of
South Carolina. containing
24O 1cres, More os. Less,
bou nded on the North by Lynches
Riyer aud Rocky branch 6n the East
ny Ly nches River, south by lands of
Bah Williams. Alex Baker, VIM
Bird anu Margaret Bird. aud on tne
West by lands of James Blackwell
plat Of same will be exhibited on day
Of sale.
Also, All that town lot with brick
store thereon in the town of Kersha aw,
'ounty or Lancaster AMI state OF
Soufh Carolin-, having q front on
Hampton Street of 2l4 feet and run
ming peGpsndicular,y oack distance
OF 200 feet TO an ally East from Hamp,
ton street and being bounded as fol-
lows: On the North by, lot OF X. =.
+ oyd, on the East by alley, South by
lot Of l.. f. Stratton aud West by
Hampton Street.
1- Terms Of sale: One-half cash,
balance of purchase money to be paid
In one year and to be secuted by the
bond Of the purchaser and the mort.
gage or the premises-the bond 10
bear interest at 8 per cent per annum.
Thst the purchaser shaIi insure the
b lex store on the lot I'm said town of
kershaw in some old line insurance
company for the sum of Five Humid
Dollars and that said policy be a, IN,
ed to the said sheriff or loss be made
payable to him !or The protection of
the parties herein. Purchaser to paw
torspspers,
JOHN p. HUNTER,
Sheriff l.. &.
r. E. WyIie,
PlsintiH's AJty.
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y1&Iun ole To wsn,..s.

- "fuu0 0f6 10 Wenlaos.
especially valuable to women IA Brovsss
ron Bittsrs. Bsckachs vsnShss, headache
hsaPpears, strength takes the plaes "a
Weakness, and the glow Of hssltfI n rSsxsN
comes 70 the pallid cheek when this W.
aer,ui or remedy Y taken. Fer ssskly children
:hsald be without this hre-1 rs.,s&~
o'ewns Iron Bhtsrs 4 Ssld 81 an dsaiefs
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BARGAINS IN
B u G G | ( S
AND
. A G @ N s

We are now selling for $65.
BUGGIES that we have been sell
ing at $50; and Buggies hereto
fore sold at $55. we are now SELL
ing at $50. So come and get YOU
a nice, new BUGGY while thew
are CHEAP.
We are selling the Nissen round
and square hound wagons, also
the Owensboro wagon at surpris-
ingly low. prices.
We keep on hand some good
HORSES-some as fine animals
as you will find anywhere. If
you want a"herse that will suit
you in every particular, don't
buy until you see our STOCK.
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M,,1,, ri.,r, las,
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,
-, "''''"2 "l mrs. M. y.
"'' o" "'N ny u oail hred
o.,,, a., r,u:,.
an , - ''iSnt-
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October IA, 1901,

A little FIVE year old girl went
to sleep Monday night with twenty
cents in her mouth, dreaming Of
SantR Claus When she awoks
next morning it WAS all gone but
five cents Santa didn't take
your money, hoaoy, but we hope
ne will bring you enough pretties
to make up your loss. Chester
Re porter.
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We Are Gaining Public Favor With Rush
q WlLLlAMS-HUGHES co. b
One month ago we threw open to public inspec-
ton one OF the Newest and Best Selected Stfscks
of DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, No
TIONS and FANCY GROCERIES ever display
ed in Lancaster.
We knew that we would command fair share
OF the Cash Trade, but didn't dream of getting
the Lion share all at once. Your confidence
we will strive 10 win by constant fair treatment,
ONE PRICE TO Al4L and that THE LOWEST.
We Sound the Note READY And BARGAINS
are in Order.
Every department. now in perfect shape and in
each you will find VALUES THAT WILL
MAKE YOU bun. But whether you BUY or
not YOU ARE WELCOME. Our Stores are
brimful and overf0wing with the Newest Novel
ties i'm Dress goods, Silks and Velvets, Notions,
Jackets Capes, Etc.
Everything Bright New and Clean second hand
i 10 see our rcroWcled stores and busy clerks YOU
would think we were i'm business 10 years instead
OF 30 days,---we can hardly realize it ourselves
Nothing can stop us. fair field and no fa-
yors is all we ask. Our expenses are small---No
high salaried BOSSES perambulating around
us---We are ALL WORKERS.
Respectfully.
WlLLlkuS-HUCHES co
A., 1901
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COLUMN A: Tickets to be sold daily
com Iencing Nov. 30th, 1901, until
and inc uding May 81, 1902; final
limit June 3rd, 1902
COLUMN II: Tickets to be sold daily,
commencing Nov. Both, 1901, until
and including May 3lst, 1902; final
limit ten days in addition to date of
sale; except that finai limit should
in no case exceed June 3rd. 1902.
COLUMN {: Tickets to pe sold on
Tuesdays, and Thursdays Of each
week; commencing Dec. 3rd, 1901.
and unit. and including Nav Goth.
1902, final limit seven days in adj.
dition to date OF sale; except that
final limit should in no case exceed
June 3rd, 1902,
r. II. SHAW.
General Passenger Agent.
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w ANFED, Hickory, Dogwood
AMI Persimmon Logs. Southern
Hardwood Co. Charleston, S. c..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20
Srplltse sseiImnessef1tGfe.

4nldblid Der Su6ildun;sfeiere eines
iiitldnoiiden Srrenbaufes purbe, tpie
pplitifen" idreibt, folsenoe bumoz
riitii9e 5eilunssgeIhifte er3dblt:
Gin patient ma6te ben Meraten groBe
Mube; er pplIte burmaus ntht fprez
9en, 10 baB man iiber bic 0orgdnge
tn feinem armen, franfen Ropfe gar
feline &enntnib erbalten tonnte. Der
Rrante sos iid einen rotben Strumpf
iibsr ben 3opf, ftsdte bic Nafe burh
Elm Sod oes 9trrmpfes. Iebte iib ans
Seniter unb frGbte bonn Mcreen Biz
gum Qbenb. 3ein Wort mar aus Tim
herausaufrteaen, auf iebe Nnrebe ant=
tportete er nit einem ishr natiirli9
tlingenben raitsrtfi". Gnbli9 bate
elmer Der iunsen 9liititen5drste einen
guten ginfall; er aos ith ebenfalls els
men rotben 5trumpf iiber ben Ropf,
ietts it6 neben ben potienten unD
trdhte cine bal6e Stunre lang. Oie<
les Chamber tpurb. ntehrere Sage
lang reselmdBig au besIelben 3ett
aussefiibrt. Damn blieb Der Wrst ei=
ntse Sage fort, unb als er ipieber 6ei
benz Rrunfen erI6ien, ioute er balb
merten, baB er grfols hebe. gs ents
1pann it9 folgeHbes Spiese1prGh:
r&tteriti, tpo itnb Sic 10 lange sepe=
ien9" - raitertfi. i9 habs feline s3eit
gebabt." r&tfertfi, tommen Sic
morsen9"- natteritt ia Denfe npbl."
Oanit mar bas Sis estrpden, gang
almdblid eeipDbnte fiA Der Rrante
an Die l1ntsrbaltung, Bel Der balb Der
rotbe Strumpf als unbeeuem beiieite
selest purbe. S9lieBlt6 bergab Der
patient Do1itdnbig. bah ct Elm Sabn
lei, unb tpurbe na6 eini5en Monaten
als polltdnbis eebeilt entlaHen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20

Gait Mubammeb MbDulIdb NIT feis
mem eigensn Narnen, ber ben gngldls
bern i'm GOmnIiIanbe fdOn felt ben
leBten brei Sdbren ihpere SDrgt1
bereitet, ipirb als Elm mod jlitg<r
Mann, bunfel, grnB unb fdlanf NIT
einen fleinen 3iegenbart, gefhilnert.
ST lit mad Mniihf Der Mubummtods
ner Elm, Mfonbers bkiliger Mdnns cine !
gieinfarnation wluhnmmtbs. Gs bat
f6Dn piele rMab MulIdbss gegsbsI!.
gs geb1rt ba3u, baB ne pnH relfgtos
fen Wabniinns finb nnb iin odS gcIl3e
Beiibtbum ibrer NaAbatn, du6 ibrt
sSrduen unb RinbTr uneigne1l;; ptnl
obne eiren groben 6drem TT teiit n!iis
bamnleDantlher propbet erfolgreto9.
Der ,M1ao MulIab1 erfldrf, bdB Rlis
gefn inn nidt Fdabsn fOnnen. allo
baB CT auf feline Mnbdnaer biefslbe
lInempfdnalihfeit ii6ertrngen fdnn
fpenn fie finn gborhen. a0bten Dts
Rusela trobbenl, 10 gefhiebt bas pes
qen ibrer 5iinbsn. Gr reitet nlt
einem tpeiben beilisen R1meel, beillt
@ebete unb feuert feline Qeute an, nDh
fterbenb unglGubise Az t0bten. uieis
items gebt ct ben Rugeln aus ben1
Wsge, aeist aber bod IN Eer Bsrleaen<
belt feinen Mange! on Wuth. Der
Munab 1T bon n,ebriser Gebnrt, aber
1ebr Intelligent unb f4lau. Gr TT eIa
Meifter Der ssrtrigue, unb bnrh Ibsrs
reide @erfpredungen, gelegentlins
@efhenfe unb 6eirdtben 3ipiihen tets
nen Mn6dneern unb anoeren Stdms
men sps ct alImdblth einise 5tGmme
3u fid, bic friiber feinblih geiinnt
tparen ober ii9 fern pon ibm gehaltsn
hattsn. Die Shfpierisfeiten bes Jelos
auges eegen ben MiulIab iinb rm 10
grDber, neil er unb feline 2eilte feinen
feften Wobniib baben. sic lai1en SH
gpnbnlih in ben Rarais (D6rfern)
Der 5tGmn1e nieber, bic lie iiberfalen.
absr audi bieie beiieben nur aus trariss
portabeln 6iitten aus Jlehtperf, oas
NIT SeIsn bebedt 1T. 9ie Jortnahme
bisIer 6iitten 1T fein rieeerfhmetterrlz
ber 51lae, ba Der Neihtbum bes
Mullab bauptIdhlt9 aus Rameelz,
Sdafz unb 3iegenberben beitebt.
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Sbeprte ttnS YsariS.

sSn 2bpn bat por Ruraem elm ge1
lebrter bte1er Stabt eins 6rauenber<
fammlung einberufen, I'm, anaeret
bur4 bic berrI6enbe 8eipegung gseen
oas aprfett, ben Damen in einem
8ortruse, Der bur9 bilbli1e 8prfiihs
runsen unterftiibt mar, bic ShdoIidz
felt bes 8orfstttraaens gu @enliitb an
fiibren. Ser Saal mar asbrGnat bon
uno bic 3ub0rerinnen lauf9kn nit
5pannung benz Gelebrten, Der mi.
flammenben Morten eesen ben l1nfug
bes &orfetttragens losretterte unb
Die nadthiligen 5olsen in ben grelIz
item Sarben 1htlberts. CT bate eben
feline Strafprebigt nit ben M3orten
geenoist: -. 9ln Sbre abpeienben
Batter unb Gatten ntDat. i1 bic brins
genbe Mabrung rihten, ibren Ginz
FLUFF, fpenn n0tbis, ihre MutoritGt ael,
teno gu mahen unb Shnen bic 6dGbz
fibfeit bteier Mobe 70 fIar unb einz
bringltd bor Musen gu fiibren, bis
Sic ielbit iiberaeugt ipsr6en unb iitj
ein= fir allemal bon bieIem yplterinz
frument trennen" aIs aus benz
6intergrunbe bes Saalss, tpD pIDb>
lth cine 8epegung ent1anben mar,
uus elm paur SralNnfeelen Silfernfe
ertDnten. @ine Der 3uhSrerinnsn mar
obnmddttg getpDrben; iDie bic bilfeleis
itenben Nafbarinnen fogleih erfdnn<
rem, mar bic Dbnmd6tige 5u TART ges
f4niirt. gs mar Die Satin bes WDrs
tragenben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20

Gin ruIiif9er Mbeliser bat jih al
bic @eIunobeitsbebDrbe in Meip yorf
geipanbt, neil er eine Mmeritdnerin
nit minbeitens $4,000 au beiratben
tpiinfht. Der quite Munn mlB aIdiis
ben, bob bic @ubt, berfrd1te Gbels
mGnRsr 5ll freien, 6ier cine nnifed<nne|
Rranfbeit lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20

Der eiferIii9tige 2isbbaber
aus einer 6Dbe BON 10 Meter berab
nub tpurbe fdtper berlebt.
@loen6nrg uno 2aedrembmrs.
59nerin. Ser 71iGbriae
pribatmann Carl Gloebe bat iicb an
einem Seniter letnerWobaung erbGngt.
3 il bot tp. - Ser Shubmaders
meifter Stabs, tpel9er Is Sabre btn@
burb benz 0oritanbe hes bieiisen
S9u6ma6er Hpbitoffpereins ange=
bDrte, srbielt bon Der 8eretnigung
einen prddtigen Maiolifabumpen nit
5ilberbedel unb Snidrift.
mis- smar. - Der tpsgen f6tperen
0iebftab1s itedbriefli9 nsrfolste @drts
ner &arl 8aftian aus 8iiBotp tpurbe
auf ber Dorffelbmarf 2oDiten berz
baftet unb in oas bieiise Qmtsseria.
etneeliefert.
Bant. Gin Rinb bes Ssrrn
Qeu1ter, Sefonom bes RolpKeums
bierfelbf, ftiirste bon Der eriten gtass
binab auf bic straBe uno tpurbe
f9tper berlebt.
Heitlanb. - NaG ettpa 30iGbz
| rieer S6Gttsfeit tritt 6auptlebrer
9elmte bier in ben RukItanb.
Spnnbet9. Dem Maurer
griisner, Der bei einem Mntpphner Der
Paulitrabe in 2osis lieat, purben
pdbreno ietnerNbpeienbeit 100 Mart
| seitoblen.
Yropins Sefeu.
Mengsbauen en-. - Das erit
Dor tpenigsn Sabrsn erbaute 9ampfz
fGgenerf bon Nbam 8edsr tit gdnslia
nieneree6rannt.
sba9. - 6ier perungliidte
Der Dienfrfne9t @tmbel aus 3ena in
Splge zines Stur5es aus ber S6euerz
lufe unb berf6teb na4 mebrtdgtaem
| qualpollen 2etben.
Wiesba ben. Ser Bel Mies=
baben esbiirtiee in Mmsrifa begiiterte
Sarmer 6etnri9 Weber, ber bier Bel
@erpanbten gu 8eIad mar, bat ii9
aug peri9mdbter 2iebe etfboTen.
NiebereIlenba ba9. Gin
Oiebftabl purbe 6et bem @aftpirtb
| 5emmler periibt. gs purben etpa
| 700 Marf, aus 6unbertmarf1detnen,
gplbz unb StlRrgelb beitebehb, ent.
toenbet.
&rok6asost6nus SeGem.
SO Wprms. ginem 9ranbe fiel
| bsr 6plabof bes 3tmmerneiiters 2oetp
gum Spfer.
Snsenbeim. - prof. pauer
6sging nit feinsr Gemabltn bas solz
bene gbeiubildum.
&Dntg. sSn benz Gartsn bes
Mpptbefers 8u6boln fano in Mnipe<
ienbsit elmer Mnaabl gelabener gdite
bic gintpeihung Der neu erbobrten
| Stahlquelle ftatt.
Niernbeim. 8ei einem
Mirtbsb1usitreit mari Der Sobannes
8laR BON hier benz Sobannss 2abrer
elm Bierglas an ben Ropf, 10 bab
2abrsr lsbenssefdbrlih bsrlebt tDuroe.
9ontsrei& Sa6fen.
Mugeln. Rantor WelIer Be-
ging fem 25jGbrtses ImtsiubtlGum.
Mulfen. - @drtner 81. giirn=
berger bat ii9 erbdnet.
ObertpteTentbal.- t. Burgers
n,eiter Gthter 1T seftorben. gr ftann
benz @emeinipeIen felt % sSobren por.
M b lau. - ilnIer neuer 8Irger=
meiiter Dr. Surf purbe in fein Mmt
etnsefiibrt.
Sberfteina. - 1as 6aus beg
syGrbers 59Dne brannte nieber. @s
lit btes in fur5er 3eit bic pierte8ranbs
1tiftung. Ser @eneinberath febte $50
Mart 8elpbnuns fir grmtttelung oes
gbdters aus.
Mittpeiba a. 80 Dem Grpebient
gnlil Debnert, Meiiter geinri9 GDb=
Ter unb Der Meberin Maria s. MiiIz
fer, tpelde iiber 80 Sabre Bel Der
5irma 8adofen &c 5pbn tbGtig iinb,
tpurbe bas tragbare gbrenaet9en fir
.Sreue in Der Mrbeit1 berlisben.
Dresden. Das 3anbgeri1t
berurtbeilk ben 51nieb 6einrin
Gbudrb eaSenbfh aus pirna fpesen
Bebrobung 3u 4 Mpnuten, ben co.
idhrigen Carl Millelm Rre6er aus
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Sl6ernbau tpesen Wiltbieberei au
einem Sabr @efdnsntb unb bic syaz
brifar6eitertn gmilie pouline Sanfe
aug Milsbruff tpesen S,ie6tabls au
Il Sabren 3u9tbaus.
d aomtsra& 2sapern.
8euerberg. = sSnTplge GenuIs
les giftiger ptlse farb bic 81 Sabre
alte @dleifersfrau Marie Suber.
0ietenbetm. = pfarrer unb
aGmmerer Sobann 8raun bierIelbit
fetsrte lein 60idbr. priefieriubtldnm.
gfAlfe m. - GtI,em 59lagan>
fan erlag bier Der gsa9tete 8rauereiz
uno @utsbeiiber Mlois Neumaier.
Rron nborf. - Dem bier Sabre
alten SDbn bes @drtners Nl6ert5hiele
tit bon elmer 6ddIelmafGine Elm SUB
glatt abssf4nitten tporben.
&rabertm 3 a n. esn bas
Wnpeien bes Sefpnpmsn Haper 6anz
bieber i9lug Der 8liB unb GI9erte bic
S4euns, Rubfallung unb oas Maz
ihinenbaus Elm.
GrIansen. - @brnaiialprpfeI-
for pbilipp 8admann in Niirnbers
ion als orbentltcher prpfsHpr Der ipz
itematifhsn Sbeoloste an bic bieiise
untberittGt berufen iperben.
Sngolf a bt. - Ser Prtns=Ge.
gent bat Der sSrau bes betm 9reIhen
BON @etreibe an elmer Oampfmaihine
berungliidten Sobarn Wittmann etne
unteritiibuna BON 100 Wearf aug feiz
ner pripattaKe ii6erpetlen la1en.
36einpfafs.
Sgge1beim. - 0te g6eleute
Sobannes Dasenblatt unb U1aria
Sofepbu, seb. WeiB, feie,ten bas Seit
Der goloenen 5o95eit. Wasenblatt
tft 80 unb feire gbefrau rs Sabre alt.
Sranfentb al. - 8eim 6piez
len ftel Der II Sabre alte &nabe Wus.
Serbian in elm Wai1erfaB uno ertranf.
-Sn elmer Sanbfute purbe bas orei
Sabre alte S0bn9en res Mderers
Sean Magner peri9iittst.
Ratierslautern. - 5i9erz
bettsauflebsr Srieori9 Steineder
beim bieiigen Mrbeitsbauie tpurbe aum
Werfaufieber ernannt. - Muf Elm so
idbrises 8eieben blidte ber bteiige Sc
ner6eRrein 5uriid.
aontsrei6 2sirtentsers.
MIpirsba9. - Ser Sp6n bes
Rarl 2etbiaer fam unter einen l9tper
6elabenen 2attennagen unb tpurbe
iiberfabren. 9us unel,idlt1e &inb
blieb auf Der STEELE tobt.
6all. = RiirSli9 6eeleitete Der
aneinItebenbe Bauer S1uler in Sell
binsen 1einen 5obn, tpel9' lebterer
na6 Nmsrifa gtng, auf ben 8abnhof.
Seitbem iab man 54uler ni4t mehr.
Ms man in feline Wobnuns einbrang,
fanD man i'm tobt i'm 8ett.
Mittenbor f. Eas SDbnhen
bes GrpnenfDirtbs 5eeaer gerietb in
Der 5deuer in bas O5ertennenloa
unb Hiirate ettpa 10 Big II Meter ttef
binab. g2a9 einisen @tunben itar6
bas &tnb, bas einen 59Gbelbru9 er>
littsn bate.
5tuttgart. - Oie 8ierlinge,
bic benz 6anDlunssbiener Bed ge<
i9enft tpurben, iinb geitorben.
Sem &plporteur gueen Wtnfeler,
tpe(cher aIs ber muthmaflihe MDrber
Der gabstte Wirtb ldngere 3eit in lin,
electromagnetic mar, TT eine @ntfdd<
bigung bon 200 Mart 5ugebinigt
tpDrben.
Grok6ersost6mm 2saoen.
Rpnfdna. Dem 5hneiber
Brent tpurben, ipdbrenb er nit ieirter
sgamilie ausgeaangsn mar, 1000 Mt.
geIfoblen. Der @el1dbigte battle bus
@slb aus elmer grbf1aft erhalten.
Mubau. Gs bram in benz
5huppn bes 5ebreinermeiffers Rarl
Miiner sSeusr aus, bas bie51euer bes
MiilIer nit Mobnbaus, fofpie bas
Mpbnbans bes Maurers Shdfer Elm.
Giherte.
pfuIlenhorf. llniere Gtabt
lam ibr 10OiGbriges Su6ildum ber
3ugeb0rigtsit 3u 9uben feiern, nans
benz Die 802 fmpn eenann.s griinhnng
1912 bon GrieOrih benz 3ipeiten aur
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g 59peibnib. 2e6rer Muguit
Grun, Der ii5er 40 Sabre an Der eban-
gelii4en Rnnbsnfhule ge!pirft bat, lit
aus benz 59ulbienif ertlaffen iporDen.
Bries. 2anbgeri1tsprGlibent
Brandt begging seitern fem 50idbrises
DienitiubiIdun.
Gin 2ebrercurius fir Bic freitpils
lfge Rrunfenpflege I'm Rriege ipirb in
3rieg bon 6errn Rreisipunbur3t Dr.
MisQxr gelsitet.
8un51au. Wom 9Dbe bes
Grtrinfens aersttef tpurbe Der Sormtr
Bu4pulb aug S40ufelb. Gr serietb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20

Slbernbau tpegen Wiltbieberei su
einem Sabr @eFdnsniB unb bic Saz
brifar6eitertn gmilie pouline Sanfe
aus Wllsbruff tpesen Gie6ftabls au
II Sdhren 9uHthnus.