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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-25
LoWNDEsVILLE
MI. w. w. Speer was called to An
.derson Monday on business.
= u L Goalau utonk 70 NauhQr.

MI. w. w. Speer was called to Ar
.derson Monday on business.
Mr.. D. K, Cooley went to Newbel
~ Monday on q business trip.
MI. George Brownlee who Ia q ma
tive Of Penney's Creek a few mile
from this place, spent several day
last week at the home of his nephew
MI. G. w. Harper. On last Monday
he, Mr.. J. t. Baskin and the write
who we're war comrades, met for tn.
first time since the surrender, ant
spent some hours, srecountiDg some O
our war experiences, over which WI
took some hearty laughs bnt which
were not very funny when they were
taking place. We were for some
months In the Post. Guard, Columbia
Capt. r. D., Sem. commanding. then
went to Company, Fl. End 8. c. Cav,
airy, Col. T.. J. Lipsuomb command;
ing and were disbanded near Chester,
in 1885. Since then we have had
much sunshine and some shadow,
and we hope to live in this old world
for some time to come
Rev. R. G.. McLees, Synodical
Evangelist, reached this place Monday
evening, and at 7 80 preached his first
sermon in the protracted services In
progress in Providence church; since
the Sunday morning service Nj.
McLees has given to his attentive
listeners, two instructive sermons q
day, which we'll pleased our people.
Miss Leona Blake 80 well known
and who stands 30 high In the e.
tination of those who. know her, has
been among friends here since last
Monday.
Mi. b. L. Barnes of Anderson came
down Tuesday and stayed with friends
till Wednesday.
Mr.. and, Mrs.. w. w. Thompson
went ofAnderson on Wednesday.
Ms. and Mrs. e. J. Huckabee took q
dirt road trip to Anderson, Tuesday
and spent several days in that place.
Mrs. Lem Reid and Mrs. Joe Sber.
rard of Iva, were the guest Of their
kinsman, DR.. J. D. Wilson for several
days last week.
Maj. and Mrs. F. w. R: Nance OF
Abbeville spent Saturday in this
place. III
In the near future DR.. A. J.. Speer
and family Will DreRK up mouse Keep"
ing here at least for a time, and move
to C~oratelia, Ga, This we regret very
much, but business interests call, and
they must obey.
Invitations are out, to the wedding
Of Mr.. Arthur Speer of Henderson, and
Miss Vera Allen Of this place, which
happy event will take place at the
Allen homestead on the End. Decem-
Der.
MI. Quincy Sherrard Of Iva, has
been attending the meeting at the
Presbyterian church for several days.
Mr.. P. Gordon of Iva, has spent the
past few days with friends in this
place.
Mrs. J. 81. Baskin and Miss Annie
Baskin Of Iva, were here yesterday
and worshipped with the Presby-
terians.
Mrs. A. E. Moorhead and her son
Mr.. J. Moorhead Of Atlanta came yes
terday, and will remain here, as our
guest for some days. Business inter
ests coupled with pleasure called them
to this their old home.
Troupe.
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MCCORMICK.

DR.. and Mrs. r. q. KILN gsworth and fam
lily, who have been spending the past few
weeks with friends and relatives in Column
bia, returned to their home on last Thuraday
Mr.. j: Ralph Smith, formerly with nrm OF
r. NJ. Fuller and Co., but for the past three
months at the Max Morris School OF Phar.
week with bis many friends in. and around
Miss Fannie Dunaway who has:ss visit.
ing her many friends Relatives In and
Amity. Ca. on last Thursday led
by her cousin Mr.: Arch Bradley.
Miss Louise Talbert from Sandover left
Friday for Hodges. whittier she goes to tecah
Mr.. Guy Hsroley from Fairfax made a
flying trip TO Mccormick last week.
Miss Lille Smith from Plum Branch was
the pleasant guest Of Miss Bertha sizemore
Miss BERTHA Wadsley from Greenwood
made a dying trip to Mccormick Tuesday
Mrs. Louise Cheatbsm from Augusta spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home near here
with Mrs. Ella Cheatham and family.
Mr.. Harry Marsh from here Is spending
q few days with relatives In Fairfax.
Miss Kate Reynolds spent Sunday with
Mas Louise Solomon at her home in Troy,
Mrs, Charley Talbert from Sandover made
a trip to Green wood Friday on q shopping
Miss Carrie Talbsrt one CT the assistant
teachers here ia spending this week With
friends in Greenwood: Mrs. Paul Robinson
Is teaching in her place during her absence.
Mrs. E. E.. Mcdowell and children were
tha pleasant guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Forshe Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Cade Ct Bordeaux was the
guest OF MI. and Mrs. 7. j. Bently Tuesday
and w cd o esday Of last week.
Mrs. Annie Meadows Autrey Of Augusta is
on g visit TO Rev. and Mrs. Rankin here In
town this week.
Married at Plum Branch. Nov. %. Miss
Kate Bullock OF Mccormick to MIR. j. e.
Mcdonald from Dornville, by Rev. Luther
White.
Miss Milwee Davis who came home from
Winthrop on account Of fever mp there re-
turns to her work today after being at home
for about q week.
'Vox Popull"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-25

There is no better fertilizer
than one with a blood and bone
basis. Fertilizer is like bread,
you can't make good bread unless
you have good material to make it
with. Flour is the foundation Of
bread and phosphate rock (bone
phosphate Of lime) is the founda-
ton Of fertilizer.
There are as many different
grades Of phosphate rock as there
are Of flour. We have bought a
phosphate rock (bone phosphate Of
lime) which is usually exported to
Europe where intensive ~farmingis
done, high grade Fertilizer is
wanted and high grade results are
required.
Our ammoniates, blood, tank
age, etc., are the best we can get
Its going to clip our profits but
we will have the satisfaction Of
making a fertilizer that we can
offer our home folks, our next door
neighbors with confidence, for we
believe there is nothing better
made. We want you to try it.
We want to sell our fertilizers
at home. W. want to take the
money that is usually paid out for
freights in shipping goods away
from home and put it in high grade
material and make a high grade
fertilizer that we can sell our
folks at home. It will pay you to
try some Of our goods.
D. S. VANDIVER,
Manager.
J. R. VANDIVER,
President.
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Speeds Locals,

You can get q list ofschool books by grades
at Speeds Drug Store and ave your books
ready on opening dry and avoid the rush. .
, Get DEVICES when You paint 1t is the cheap
est In the end, Speeds Drug Store.
Prepare for the cold winds, glass and putty
at Speeds Drug Store. -.
II you go TO Speeds Drug Store for school
books, tablets, pencils, ETC., you won't be dis
appointed, we've got EN-.
Smoke Speeds Cincos and feel like you've
got the worth OF your money. Cd.
Paints, oil, stains, window glass and putty
at Speeds Drug Store.
Huyler's candy fresh at Speeds Drug Store.
Speeds Cincoes always fresh and sweet, we
sell three thousand every ten days. Speeds
Drug Store.
You will save time by going to Speeds
Drug Store for what You want, you Will find
II there.
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Seven Years Of Proof.

II have had seven years Of proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery, is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of throat, chest or lungs says w. v
Henry of Panama, Mo. The world has
had thirty-eight years of proof thai
DR.. Kings New Discovery Is the best
remedy for coughs and colds, Ia grips
asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, hemor
rhage of the lungs, and the early
stages of consumption. Its timely
use always prevents the development
of pneumonia. Sold under guarantee
at Speeds drug store. SOC. and 81
Trial bottle free.
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Seab0ard.ScheduIe.


The above Is the name Of a German chem.
icai, which Ia one OF the many valuable In.
gradients Of Foley Kidney Remedy. Hexa.
methy lenetetraminei ia recognized BY medica
text books and authorities as o uric acid so:-
vent and antisp ptic for the urine. Take Fo-
leyts Kidney Remedy as soon al You notice
any Irregularities, n avoid a serious NAL
ady, {. A. Milford d Co. -
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The MI
and Oil
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has bought high grade phos-
phate rock (bone phosphate Of
lims) and high grade ammoni-
ates, blood, tankage, etc., and
is making a high grade blood
and bone
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-25

RFoley's Honey and Tar clears the air pas
sages, stops The Irritation In the throat
soothes the In 5amed membranes, and the
most obstinate cough disappear. Sore and
inflamed lungs are healed and strengthened.
and the cold 10 expelled from the system.
Rfeuee any but the genuine In the yellow
package. G.. A.. Milford & co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-25

We nave the store, we have the goods. we
have the clerks. Phone l07, and that's all
you have to do. G. A.. Milford d Co..
Fine cigars. Turkish cigarettes and smok-
ing tobacco at Speeds.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.
OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th
UNTIL THURSDAY, DE-
GENDER 3lst, 1908.
The Rate Of State, County, School
and Special Tax, Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Communication Tax,

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
L raise supplies for the fiscal year commend
ing January l. 1903, notice ia hereby given
that the flee OF County Treasurer for Able
VI II County will be open for the collection Of
taxes for said dscal year from Thursday, Octo-
her 18th, until Thursday, December 8lst, WITH.
out penalty. There will oe added
A penalty OF one per cent. on all taxes not
paid on January'lst, 1908.
A penalty OF two per cent. on all taxes not
paid on February Lat, 1908. iH
n ut paid on March LIT, 1905.
Rates per cent. OF taxation are as follows: !,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-25

A. poll tax Of One Dollar per capita on all
male citizens between the age of 81 and GO
years, except such ~ are exempt by law, will
be collected.
A Communication road.tax OF One Dollar will
be collected the same time az other taxes
from all male citizens between the ages OF Is
and SO years, except such as are exempted by
law. Unless said tax is paid by first Of March,
1909, eight days work upon the public high.s
ways will be required under an overseer, II 80
much be necessary, S&s.
Taxes are payable only in gold and silver
coin, United States currency. National Bank
Notes and Coupons OF State Bonds which be.
come payable during the year 1908. A tax OF
50 cents will be collected on each dog.
Parties desiring Information by mail in re-
gard to their taxes Will please write before
December 18th, stating the location Of their
property, and include postage for reply, and
those paying taxes. by check must include
the charge for collection. ~,
]. F. Bradley
County Treasurer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-25

"Was she to blalne7' is the work OF q mas
ter hand. It tempts the tear to fall upon the
lip of laughter. AT the Opera Housed one
night only, Wednesday, November 18th 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

Sic ia iclbit. Itc Nlmerifoner font
men mir nlonhmal Dor lpie groBe
ainber; lie m06ten germ gang CORRECT
cr5ogcn ucr0cn mo miiicn 0od) ni6t
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onS III Die Erciie in Nnncrifo, o0cr
piclmcbr bic Gcrtreter 0criclben.
Gtcic iinO ibren 9oQege1 in europa
relt ilbcrlcgen. Sd fonlnte ia llo'
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me @rcB Nlitglicocr fcnncn 8clcrnt
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hcn Iuoicn5cn b%ciluobncnoen Eriuot'
SefretGrs, &rn. 9eliuS, nlodt Die
tSitritin 6urnllf uufnlerflunL Dap 0ts
iibIi6c N%uoicn5cn 3cit bcrcitS merit
lid iIbcrihrittcn lit. sd t0nntc mid
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Ieibcr babe i1 10 uicle Eflid)teu mo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

gram @tlltamS perlebt.
- Gle Satin bcs befonnten Ban.
fiers Sobn Sfeltou 8iaiams pot
Hidmono, go, neIde ben CONNER
5t 9lueTioge Sllmmit IN ben bloleu
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aus Dem @llggp geibleltoert, lpobet
JIG juci Gippcn brad. Irou 0iaian1s
lit in Baltimore luobIbefannt.
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Ger am Sonntag Dem @erfebr iiber.
gebcn lpitrOe, lit Elm berrlid)er Sabt.
neg, Der jitm Sbcil nit Yiiulitbt
gepilaitcrt lit. Ger norolid1c Sbei
bes goilleOnrOs bat ciren 40 Jls
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sen Seiten Oeiielben liuS 20 5l6
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Seitcn oeS 9onleporbs lit abermol
ein IA Sub breiter 5nbripeg. d
Mrbeitcn lino nod nid)t gang pollen
set.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30
Sunncn0ni. INN llntrrnnnn.
Tas YSCttcr.

sir MorpIono luno ocn GiItritt
Columbia bcltc NcGcnidoicr un0
tilbler, norgcn tlur, ongcncbmc
Scmpcr0tlIr.
@Cltcrn mar Baltimore mic0cr icDr
bciBcs @cttcr bcihicocn. 0aS Gucd.
lilber in oiiijicacn thermometer
frod) binallf gum Of. @rob mo itolto
bon II llbr Mittogs bis ) llbr Nod,,
mittag5 aui 80 Wroo uno Ooriibcr.
Is ma babel aud icbr idpiiI, mo
Olc Mcnihbcit lit Cbclt 10 lebr, uic
luGbrcno Der beiBcn Gage Der porigcn
Nohc. Gum 8liid lit iiir bcllte aiiblc
nnO HcGcn u%ngeingt. Cen Ncgcn
tom oaS Sono altdl brnud)clt, Die
Iormcr tlagcn idon icbr iibcr
S%rpdcubcit. Gic itiinoIitc (empc-
rotlr mar in Dem 3citroum bon 6
llbr WorgcnS bis s llbr AbcnoS mic
lplut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

&Ictne llrlo6c H. QroBc
Mirfungcn. - Sin unidul0igcS
&ino biloctc geitcrn ole llriod)c, ooB
Gincelt Miorris uno Somcs Atopof
untcr Der ACKNOWLEDGING oea unor.
fentlidcn Nctrogens Dor Eolijciridj
fer 8orlnll0 i'm oItlidcn Statipns,
bus gcbrod)t lpulr6cn. WorriS fam
Gciiern &ormittng nit eincm Stof
rad Der @obnung Hounf's, 9tr. 73t,
Siio-annsSt Ctr. trie6 Sestcren ouf Die
GtraBe nno perpriigclte i'm Damn.
Nopof pcrtbeioigte lid nit cincnl
Nuditein, unb oic Briigelei bc9onn
redt lebbaft 81 .iperoen, ais Yoli5iit
SSbitc oo5iuiidlen trnt unb ole &anpi,
hdbnc perbaitete. Ger 9iidtcr entlieB
giopof uno beitraite Worris, Der Die
Gd)l1gcrei bonn 3aune gebrod)cn bui
te, init $50 unb Soften, lueldc Strofe
herielbe nift be5nblen fonntc u1o
hesbalb aeItern Nadnlittog ein5ul
in Stootgci1ngnib belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

Snltimurcr, ucldDc bic Gunner.
Wionatc anRcrBalb Der Stubt ucrbrin'
cen, fOnncn bcn Correspondent" nnd)
iracno elmer Iorciic in bcn @crcinig.
ten Staatcn, europa, McrifO nnS
Canada 5nacidift crbnltcn. Die
Iorciic mag 10 Oft ais gcluiinidt &C.
GnOcrt lnrracn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

Sn Den onocrcn @un0eS Mcttcr.
GtobndtlmgS Stoticncn mnrocn sic
lolgenoen bodIItcn Scmpcrnturcn per.
5cidnct: Goltport GO, GorilnnO 80,
Bolton 81, Nlbom so. Nclp.D nr;
IS, Eb~ilaoelpbin 80, Niluntic Sitp
76, Cape Mop "A Wnibington 90,
NorIplf IS, &aiterns 50, Charlotte
80, Nilmington 81. Gbnrlclton 81,
Sooannob Sc, SodionuiQe 81, ,Su-
piter 81, Sen Nclt Sc, Atlantu IS,
Wortnonlcrp 80, Nen.S Orleans 80,
YolcItine 81, @nlociton Sc, Corpus
Gbrilti IS, McmpbiS SS. Cincinnati
81, EittSbnrg S6, SSmego rs, 9ui
inIo 76, GlcUeIono 50, Gctroit 81.
Nlpenn 76, Wnrqlettc 70, Wrccr
SoD 76. Chicago rs, Sulutb IS, q.
Haul sc, ct. 2oui5 76. aonioS Stu
so, Gnlnha rs. &uron 7G, 9iamnrd
~, @illiiton IS, Sabre y, Sclcno
76, Salt Cafe rs, 1cnper so. Nortb
Flnite so. Qobge Gitp 76, Nnluriao
y, Sos Argclcs so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30
Stdot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltunas . 8csuciicr.

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bllocr.
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ufocre HCrpuiiuunQcu.
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70. SUM, critics Stlthulgaicit int pSSciiclos
Barr.
rArbciter'e dnacrUuuo," Ne, Baltimore -
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Vari.GunScrtc:
Srnntna %gindmittna - uEruiosSiusBnri".
Wionina Ihcnh 80 ahipcdiclno int pBtOeriioe'
Bnrt" mo nScberdl Qiu,llari".
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Withhold Nbcuh - sSruiozQilsEurf".
2Dfncrftng Nbeno Carroll Yari".
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tSonHinpS bon 3 his 7 llbr 9thcunS.)
CIn 9Sodellugcn bon Z his 10 llbr @benbs.)
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Ger y9tcdor" bclttc %crlportct, - Sot
$50 EoIingicrc an Boro. - Die
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5icre uno Wunniduitcn, oic 6iShcr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30
ShtifSfartcu

bon ltilb nad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Rclp.Dorf, aaiiite ODER 3miidcn.
ocd. @ediel. aisI1noiibes Gels,
Greoitbriefe itno GeIoIenounsen.
Sbco. $. Siencr & &c.,
Wr. I'll, Gh.YaItimore.s trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30
Shcp. {. Sicncr &: So.

1eutifes iinb nn0eres a~nsI1noi.
ihes @elO gefanit nnb perfanit.
@eIoiellbungen beior0t mad Gentid.
LAMB Otitreid. HnBIano II. /. N.
@cdicI nuseeiteIlt ailf anSldnoiihe
ganfen. Greoitbriefe un5 Srnpelers
Gbeaues.
217 Ei.galtimurc. StraRe.
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Scbbrl's cinsiacS Mtelicr.

8ir babcn MIR Gin Ntclicr in SaIti.
u,pre, NIB bas bcfinbet iidj in BET
Gtagc 5t cbener Grbe, SIR. 321, Norb.
0ap-, nabc Sigb-Str. &inoer.Ybo
t~ograpbien cine SpcsialitGt. = Seine
Ngentcn nnb feline rcppen III itcieen.
3. !Scbbel. 6. Grni, @cihSftsfibrcr.
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GogabonbenIogcr cnt.
= SEER George 9olpel, BON
COMPTON cntoccftc an Der pcrl. Charles.
StroBc, nabc Vellpno Npcnnc, int
Wulo Gin Observation-Disclosures. Gr
tIeilte icinc Gntoefung Dem Gountp.
Noli5iItcn 8erman nit, ser iid) am
Sanl'tag Ibeno in Vcgleituna leincs
Sobrcs George, bes GpnitabIcrs
Clarence Milrrop uuo Der Serren
George WllrroD, @nt. y. 9ittIer,
Surrett Sec, Sbpmos Ybipps nro
George 9open llo6 bcr bctreifenocn
SteIle begob. Die Serren fonoen bort
eincn nit GBmuarcn gefiiltcn Gorb,
nbcr Die 2anoitrcider Iicben lid) nid)t
bliden. Mon pcrmrltbct, ooi bon
ficiem Eager ans bic 5oblreid,en III
letter 3eit g%emeIoeten Ginbriife Der.
iibt mllrbell.
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&onmono Sbolp, II Sabre alt, Yer.
ZIG, Wilton. Npenue.
George Groccp, 20 Sabre, Nr. SO.
Slt-Glcment. Strube.
Glort ellis, II Sabre. GER. 1929.
FotterionlForf .Npcnue.
Waltcr Hobep, tG Sabre, gQicott-
Gitp.
SoIomon Moeooman, 1G Sabre,
Nr. 8. IorO.Ami Strobc.
Charles Entience, If Sabre. 9tr.
POOP, WcGlberrpsS traBe.
Charles &roB, If Sabre, 9tr. 313.
Siio-@oIie-S troBe.
@pmon Somlels, 10 Sabre, Sonic
Itcob, ga.
Soris @ipcrmoll, 13 Sabre, Nr.2i7,
Siib.Go en1S trobe.
SoncS 6. Subj, 10 Sabre, Nr. 90,
Noro-Eort-S trube.
Siaoc Scffman, 0r. 5tt, aisquitb.
Strabe.
Sorocp 8. YicSntinc, Ia Sabre,
Fittsburg, ga.
Sorrp Sitenbcrg, 10 Sabre, Neru.
Yorf.
Iuf Die at, 9racep geridtcte 2Srooc,
lueSbolb CT geilildtet lei, erfl1rtc Die
Ter, er lei Ial9e gcnitg in Der anitalt
ltito 9err ScnOrir babe ibm ieit lott
gent perlprodcrL i'm 5u entlolien. ST
babe ltets 81 &errn Spltorir oebolteu.
Hlcbtcr 9eod) oronete Die GiidirunS.
portirlung Der iGmmtIiden 6liidt.
hinge an mo iiberlieB ous StrofmoB
Dem Snititut.
glem gnidcin nod lit Der eeltrigc
Tltsbrlf Der annben leoiglid aus
oenl Grange nod) Sreibeit bon oelt
Sltllgcn imtcrllonrnen ipur0cn. Wic
%erlnnerlid, crcignetc iid) unt 30. Ipri(
en- nbnlld)cr aralunll, un0 allf cine
onrouf cilGclcitctc llntcriud)una bin
~ltcllte cs lid berouS, bob Die anobcn
ottnIolS ldtper miBbollbelt muroen,
itno Superintendent Senorir reiig-
tlrtc. gnt 2. Sui ioate er feline
Stellilng perloiien. Captain Wc@cc
l%rlcitte 1cItcrn, Oob Die I%niiibrer ocS
llellclt Tlfrubrs, Sroccp, Sbolp rno
Gl(iS, 5ll 3uhtbaltsitrofc Derilrtbcilt
mcrbcn ioQtcn.
@eltern g6cno l~icferte iid Soiparh
Hcltner Dem Nod)tludhter Slloor aus,
Der ben gusrciBer nod Dem noro0lt.
lldel S%tationSbalS brodte.
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Sarmpnic.Gafe

IypuFWuNIC'NuTtt"
Nr. 414I Eeit'Japctte- straRe, 9arf
SdmiSt, Snbabcr. 0DrtmMnber nnO
Mdr5en bier ant 3apf. Diners
Sonpersfl Ia carte. Der Sommer.
gartcu ift fit bas Ynblifnm often.
(lpriahW
'saE s!H4S muaay aspu 'sspaasasm
a1Iu@-A9 CIV 'aE 'su!uH 8 l6aol
.'q 9au1aHK en-! '4'S ams aAga
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gafeboll.- Iic Orioles" ipllr.
Den oeitern IN Scricp-Gitp gcihlogcn;
Die Scorc NOR A SIT 2. Sic itcbcn ober
miner nod an 5%luciter Steae uno Der
buffalo Club, Der obenon itebt, lit it,
men nid1t ipeit porots. Die 9eltrigcn
SpieIe Der oItIifcn 2iea pcrlieiel, luie
folgt: