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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26
Plaid and Striped Silks.

Plaid silks are not very largely i'm
ported, and it is limited that stripes viii
be perferred. Plaid gros grains of light
quality, to be used as trimmings cut
bias, and also to be associated with plain
colors, are shown with grounds of the
dark fashionable shades just mentioned,
barred with brighter colors. The hand
soonest plaids are what the French call
cameo quadrille silks, with almost invisi-
bic plaids of light shade on dark grounds
of a single color, with bars i'll bright
relief. Green seems to be favorite
ground for such plaids; thus there are
myrtle green grounds with vague,
irregular plaids of light green and
threads of crimson or of blue. Blue
plaids have two shades of blue, with
gray bars brown plaids have lines
of gold. When these plaids are used
for basques and tabliers they will be cut
bias. The richest plaids are those of
dark faille, barred with velvet. Brown,
blue, and black prevail in these rich
fabrics. There are also satin bars ON
faille foundations.
Striped silks are two shades of color
in broad, bold lines. Faille, striped
with satin, is shown in quaint, stylish
colors, such as prrne with cream color,
brown with blue, and black with cream
OF with pearl color.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26
Spontaneous Human Combustion.

The question as to whether there is
any such thing as spontaneous combus-
ton of the living human body, is decided
by M. Chassagniol, of Brest, after
thorough examination of all the CON
ficting accounts on record, absolutely i'll
the negative. Many authors have affirmed
that the body, on these occasions of al
legged combustion, burned with a blue
flame, and dihused an empyreumatic
odor, but these characteristics are met
with in many kinds of combustion; in
stances have also been sought for by M.
Chassagniol among alcoholic drinkers,
especially among women, but without
success. The idea has been that the
alcohol in drinkers takes fire; it isa fact,
however, that dead bodies, or portions
of dead bodies, burn but very slowly,
even after having been stepped in alco-
hol for some days.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26
His Army.

We announced the disbandment of
his grand army of ninety troopers by
the Prince of Lichtenstein. Some sur
prise is expressed at the existence of
this sovereign prince, as it was thought
that Prussia had mediatized all these
relics of old Germany. But Lichten-
stein was left for areason. Prussia gave
to every sovereign prince whose military
power was absorbed rank in the Ger
man army in proportion to the number
of his troops. Lichtenstein would have
received the grade of sergeant. Even in
Berlin they thought that too bad, and
left him alone in his glory.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26
The Family Record.

cay, write it down III black and white
The date, the age, the name;
For home has never seemed 80 dear
AS since our baby came.
No child before was half 30 sweet,
And mover babe 30 wise
And john the neighbors say, indeed,
1t has its fathers eyes,"
"Nay, wife, I'm sure they're like your own /;
The rogue's his mothers boy.
How strange that such tiny form
Can cause such boundless joy
And you will have him named for me2
Come, thinkit DER again;
FOR John is but homely name
NAY, do not drop your pen,
'For John shall be his name my dear.
1t is his fathers own;
And though hundred more were given,
I'll call him that alone.
His fathers eyes, his fathers face,
His fathers form, I'm sure;
God grant he have his fathers heart,
Life's hardships to endure !"
WE'LL there, It's written down at last;
The record is complete.
Henceforth well lay our loving hearts
Beneath our baby's feet.
All, wife, our homes humble place
We're humble folks-that's true;
But I'm king with boundless wealth
In that young rogue and you.
$50, baby, wink and blink, my boy,
Your mothers eyes Nay, John,
They are his fathers eyes indeed;
That insist upon !"
Well, be that ~ it may, his mouth
Is waiting for kiss.
He's like you there, at least, my dear.
Say, do judge amiss p
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26

Mr.. Grimwood, who sailed away with
Donaldson, wrote letter to the Joliet
Sun, which was published on the day
he started on the fatal voyage, and il
is noted as singular that the last worp
OF that letter was Immortality"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26

They find lots of hoes, axes and saws
in the ruins of Pompeii, but not so much
as the tip end of base ball club. Isn't
there deep significance here some
where
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26

1t is a wise provision of nature that
men without brains never feel the need
of them.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-08-26
Size of Nails.

From the following table an estimate
of quantity and suitable sizes Of nails
for any job of work can be made
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
6~er0b0eleBte Sabrpreile

0ie gSeruoltunA Ser M~iiiours
4ucific@iieubaln n, 81 jcoer3cit
fir sic SntercTeu iJrer @6nncr bcoott,
bat inncrbalb Scr lebtcn paar Wondte
bic Sabrpreiie ;,piiden ten 9oupt- ODER
GuNpunftcn non 1870 YrOicnt berob'
ociebt, uno bat Den %ertIaf pon Slfcts
,milden @egItationen 10 cingeridtct, oGb
O1S Yu6Iifum nit fat 10 lpcnig MHeiG<
Gen rcijtn farm. ais wcnn cS 81 9anIc
bleibt. lin Die &ortbtilc Der uin fllnf'
,cbn Yrosent bcrob0eiesten 6nbrprelie gu
aeuicstn, braudt man iib, wenn man
nur fur;e Strtfen ;u reiicn g~eoenft goo
Meilen oocr wenig"r) nrT an trgeno etnen
Sidet Ngentcn Ser M%iiiouIi Roci<
tic Giienba b II 81 lucnocn uno Gin
Billet fir bin unb bcr Ground Trip
Ticket) III p~trIdng III. mcldeS cen F1la=
oicr in bcn Stano iebt 6ie Tciic gu ner'
bdItn'bmdBiQ gerin9cn Soften III madden.
Sic WQcnten an zen or6Beren Stntion
ino nit 0urd- oocr @oupou<&ifctS nud
aurn 9auptitaoten be5 SdnocS be-, 'eM,
an0 initruirt bieieIbcn 81 ZEN nieori9lten
Natcn gil Ocrfdufen.
Srocunmclhc 2tusfInft III @e;u9 oui
Yrciie uuo Nciiee Noutcn miro oercit.
miHiait ertbeiIt bon Is q SOrb, Gen,
Ya1ngier Qlgent, Ct 2Ouis. Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
Nrnbntcs NHittcl oeacn bic

YrobotcS Mittcl 9e9ca Die l1Itigen
Slie0cn. Sic 0.ciiAcr tcnutsn Ne9en
Die Iaitigen SIicocn in Scr bciben Sab
res,cit oaS i%ogeuanute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sen Slicacn icbr unangencbm lit Die
9Rebger btitrciGeu NIT hieiem Del oie
Gl0be unb Wrctttr. uuf bcutn baf 6Ieii6
licot. Su gSien, 100 lid icbr %|anbcre
uno gyo6s Slciiacr 9ofoIc befiuNen, bat
man bjeits Del i'll sic weibc 6a,be &C.
miidt uuo nit o;cicr Damn Sic @0nbc
oc6 9aocns tcItridcn. - Cine 6lic9s Ioa
lett isner 3e;t ijd i'll Sen 10 bcitridenen
Maumen nlht msbr blten ieben %Iailcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
SN;r Sr. 8orbern bon Ntcm

- @ic Or. 8orberg BON gtcw McIe
Der u@etl. 8oit" mittbeiIt, 10 lit bic
aelbrotbe 8arten. Mmeiie elm Qutes Mittel
atoen Die 3eblaus. Or, 8Orberg bat
nanlid bie Grfabrun9 9emaNt, baB Oiee
ieniaen 9teben, an wel6en ger. Imciicn
niltcn, bon Ser 6eblouS ucritont bIeibcn
un6 aeoeiben, mdbreuo Die onoern obs
iterben. Sic G%ntOefun9 ioatc bon
u~nIercn @einsudtcrn oubin ousgebeutct
ueroen, Dap iie oie 9ttiter bcr gclbrotbcn
Mmeilen in ibrc Meinber9c OerpfanSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
s. i @ unbe r.

9err. 81. %(ersablenb): ...... uno baS
Saar Ser armen Yerlon mar bon S9re.
den weiB 9eworben
So: ., oos 1T idon otter uor9cfom'
men; ubtr bcnfen Gle iid, mein Ssrr,
i'd babe cine olte fi!nfSiaidbri9e @ittue
ecfannt, beren Srnuer BEL benz pl0Bli6er
Sooe ibreS Nfannes 10 beftig, baB ibr
wciBcS 9aor am ndditeu Morgen idwcr:
~Qcuorocn mar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
Sns befe M itteI.

gfefe: D@as fOH i'd tbun, Iieber Sn'
fel i3 liebe Sertba 10 leibeni6aftli6,
bnb i'd Sag unb Nodt Feline &ube inbr,
i'd Oer;cbre mid in Sebniudt."
Sntel: vOa wciB i'd bos bette Mittel
aus eigener Grfabrung. 9eiratbc 10
i6neu ais mo9Ii6 Seine Bertha, ronn
miro re5t baIO Die arobe 9iebe Elm Gnbe
nebnlcm,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
8 er 6 | ID Ill.

Sn Ser Stem gorf Sribune Eir0 Bic
foI9enoe Mletbo6e CUR 8ertrei6ung beS
orlnen &oblpurmS e%mpfobIen, iuet6e
ieoehfau5 eines Seriu6eS merits lit. -
Man Ioie in sincm SiibeG @aier eiuen
SbeelefeI bon Salpeter auf unb be9iebe
bamit Oen Soil. 3wei ODER brei Mal
iperben binreidcn. Steie 20iHng be-
I0r6crt auberOem 6as @adSt6um.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
0emeinnubigeS.

= Gilen uub Meilin0 fam cine i6one
Sronsefarbe ertbeilt iueroen bur6 &in'
tauden ocs "Details in eeidmoIsenen
Shmefel, Ser nit 9tuB eenliidt mar
oas Metan mub porber erm6r'nt werben.
Der betrcfenoe G~cQenitanb muB nadbsr
gum Mblnnfen ouiaebdnat werben. @enH
er falt un6 trodeu lit pOIirt man i'm,
worauf cine id0ne Sron;cfarbe gu Sage
tritt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
Ginfad,es M1itteG gum Goni.rbirc

= Ginfades MitteI gum Goni,rpircn
Der Gier. Sic Gier werocn nit Sdiuei<
nefctt iibesitriden uno in ioacn. Gier-
brettern, 3. +. ouf 8rettern auf6eUnbrt,
mclde nit runocn 90dsrn CUR Nufnabme
Scr @ier peri:hen flo. Son Belt 81 Belt
miii1en sic Gier umQetsbrt werben. Oa5
&tr6erben ser gier miro bur6 rem Saurr'
tof ser atmrspb6riihen 9uft bewirft,
weI6e bur6 Die Yoren ser Gieri6ale
binbur6orinot. Sn6em man Sic Yoren
burd bas S6msinefett neridlieBt. beieis
tiot nal Die llrf nde Der Sdulnib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

- Scife gum Nusma6en BON Sett unb
anNcren Slcfcn aus S'eioern &C. Wfan
nebn,e 2 4funO iponiide Seife CASTLE
Soap unN Elm un0 elm balb Yfunb
Yotaide in Elm uno eth balb Yint @aiier
9el0lt. S6neioes oie Seifc in Glide
unS to9e lie nit Ser Yotaideloiung.
@enn Die Wfaiie anfdugt BID gu perben,
fige bin3u Elm uno elm 9alb hinge Camp
fer, l hinge 2lIfoboI, 9iri6bornsciit l
hinge. Sdrbe nit etuaS gepu.uertcr Sol3>
foble uno forme in Sdfelden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
9 efannt IN a d q.

yOonncrstng, Sen II. sunni, 3. s..
miro Siebmarft babier obsebalten, iuoSu
bas @ubIifum Ourd sobIreidc SetbeiIis
9ung freunbli@t ein9eIaben mirO.
9run;enbrunn, 9. Oft.
Die Notwithstanding.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
sSa8 Ill id 6enn?

Srau: DID, Yeter, u feb einmaI
bieS feline iiIbe 9amm !(Sis sci8t inn
ibr &in0.)
Mann: 9amm ?!2amm ! - NQe @etz
ter, Srau, mas bin i6 benn?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
Sanf= II, SnranOz0 ei0ait
Ennnth Eanhad & kunhnn
biNt9 fir Saar BET

KnaDih, kaGhod & kuebnt,
113 g 0 a . a y 81 EN- 9 f.
QSedfc1
III telisbtatn Suantit1trn nnb III ben t~illi9iten
Iascs-GpurIcn auf re meiitsn piaBs in Nsrtlt-
lam, SeftsIrsid. eer S6neiI 6ranfreih, Scl-
lamb, Selaiu, Sttpsssn, Nrrprgcn, Idnemarf,
&uGtane, llnsarn &c.
NuSSoblunGen
turh tie Trtlmter, icric rer Icle9raeb III alien
pIGteu Ieutihlanhe, tcr g frei;, Seitreids &c.
frei ms Sans. GintalTruna ron Grtitaften Ane
6~errerun9en icecr Dirt in alien lbcilsn Surcpa's.
Grcoitbriefe
fir Eeiienbs sur 8cn"sur9 in alien StIcten
Gurrpa'9.
@ercral.M9tntur ser Q6ler 9inie,
0ampfsr srftcr 9laTs Spii8rn 9lerp gprf ane
Samburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Sro9en unb q ortcn.
Sir. @arum bat Nbam in ben Npfcl
gebiIen?
Nntw. @eil CT fein Ofefer bate.
ST.. @ann lit bie 3abl Srei3ebn bel
Slide Elm un9ludssabI?
@ntu. @enn bios fir SuOIf sefo6t
III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

- Mante unb fem SreunO Cube itehcn
completutiU an Der @fe.
yQube, iou i6 Sir enmuI ben 9eibel
;ei9en?"
2ube beiabt.
y0et toitet uber einen SlIbermorlen",
meint Nonte.
2ube lit nsu9ierig uno rIdt nit Dem
8eloe beraus.
Nantc sei9t fem Eyrtemonaie oor
ySisb' NAL rim"
u0et is ia lecr
STU iiebite," fpriht Nantc ltmersIid
Oct is sben Der ScibcI."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
fri16melfenbe Sub

nebit 8al6 gu pcrfaufen bel 81. 8otb
I'M @olefeicl, ouf 0lci3ncrS SGrm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
0e0aset 01s3 Scic

0,OC0 M0rtcr uHo NluSlcAungen pelat
in fcincm on6trn YSuhc I'll iinocn iinb
300 3eiduurgca. 1910 E.raytisitsn. Y'rtia 81?
N9NS enn INNER ib cine rittiae !luslesau9 ka'
&&5ttn Mil, c~ruiultirc jh ion.
SASsst iii jreer Shillcr fcnut ibH.
~ 70. s. YreScctt, GjsibihtSihreiftr.
GA si mciirr Scite isten Sag.
@ =. 9. MctIe9, Gj,idiht5ihreittr.
2 rircit mir tefanuI. raS btte gSGrt rtuc9.
~ Sprace Rsnu.
p hntiGblib tcr + { i { 2ebrrr CUR GrIunuus m
- isur Srrdfe. Schn g. 9Sbittitr.
car iitsytriTt ollt nupercn III Ter @uSIrsHa
~ wiIsnita tlitsr MU5leguaarn.
TriTrent 6itdbtrd.
SEiAtl6alr in alien lbeilen rer meni6libtn
80 9Gifeui&oft, @. z. Glart, or. sl9r. Gel
Or IL otiplut rctbpeuei9 fur icee aetilecte Sc
M lie. jeeen g %uosnteu, %ehrer rcer @eIebrtru.
u eide 8itlictbef nire prjltlnti9 rbuc bin2
6:r1u3J:9ebeu nrn IS II. Is. Merridm,
2 rinaiieIc, Mni. Grr!Guft "rn allen Su9'
tiuhi ri.
y stiter's p:imdrIhlu-9 icticnI., 2Oi Attiltuns.
- 9emibn. SbuI pa g
Sphihul 297
Ncacemie 3i4
Counting. 5ruIr- Eictipnar nit ;aibIId.
3nuilrotirncn uuo rirltn rsrtbSrllfn 1ath
hcnrpeIde %iOnittpc ritt s~cfuncen reresu frnnt'
icn, erau5geaeten cru 9rrlcn, 9Iafemau. SaYbI
as, New BORT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

DR.. 5. 2safGcr's California Yinesar
2sitters 1T ell rein OegetabliidcS @criift,
bauptiGhlif aus ben ouf ben rieoeren cali
forniidlen 9ebir9s5iisen Der Sierra Hepaba civ
hcimilfeu &rduterr gcmadt, beren meoicinii&.
&rafte obne Nunenhung bon SpiritnS ertrabta
fueroet1. SAT- td9lid bTrt man fra9en : gSasif
Die llriad)e bes nInergleiGlifen @rfolges bH
B%ineQar 8itterS? 9arauf autruorttn
mir: @eilcs bic &rautbeitsuriahe e%utfernt uns
benz Yatienteu bic @elunbbeit ipie6eruerihaft.
Nob ME 3upor, 10 lange bic Belt itebt, 1T cine
Otebi3iu 5uiammen9ciett i~uorben, tueldle biz
airerteunens iuertben Gi9eni6dften oes StHt
oar SitterS gum 9eilsn Der Batienta
6orr ieber Sranfbeit, bic Der Dtenidbsit Orb
tbeil 1T, beiitt. GS lift cbenIoipobl ein riilst
9urGirmittel mic elm StirfunaSmittel, inSem
eS Slutaib6uiuug ober @ntSitnbun9 Der 9tbE
ruo Gtugcpcioe in 9a1enfranfbciten binoert.
pie ScifGrdftc pom DIR. 2Safger's .YtM.
gar 2sitters finO 6finenber, id)rpei6treibsnbI,
l~0ienber, nabrenber. abfiibrenber, llrin tretbtR
Der, berubigen6er, 0feiSung mtloernoer, Satk
DcrbefiernoGr, rno 9aai9teit beieiti9enber Ar.
Qang6are 0anCenoe preiien Sinegar
Sitters ais las mnnOerbarife SrdftiaEnsa
mi:tel, bos je Sos iinfenbeS pftem unterfitt bat.
o.. s. We2onaIo 6 Co.,
Epotbetcr Hnb @ercraIae6nter in Son Nraueieo. edLy
unb &de Don Waihin9tou mo SParltsU StT.,
Rcu Oort.
gei affcn Apct6eaera "aS e@dnefeEH ;a es6'H.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

q DVERTISING: CHEAP: Good SyStcrla
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tisements taken for leading papers in many
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
Der ntale 3euge.

Der ntale 3eugt.
3euge 81 !: 9icrauf g!ng Der Nu9e~
flaete etlpa I'm 9 ll5r bon mir mcg i'll
einen 9aitbof.
Nidter: Sn ipeI9em SAT- ole lngirte
6ericIbe 4?
3cu9c 81: SIM Sdfru.
Nibter Sino Sic ocun ra9e bcirn
Ohien.
3eu9e 81: >, ia-er lit mir oeraSe
ae9enIibcr.
- Sberit: v0u Bit bod tsin SaLfer
fcin Sdlemmer, fem SpieIer, Suride ?"
SoISat: uNejn, 9err 0berit !"
Stcrit: vNber gu bit rod Elm
wodrcr Scrl, Ser ~ieincn Sranntlpcil
Oertrngen fam ?"
Solont: uMa IN o6 limb mems
man ieIbit cen 0onscr Subet bon mare !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

II d / III nj r ppn 1870 Yrr3ent tiIIt9et
taufte, ais in n ssnb sinem anbern @sI6dft
in rfr Ndbe, unb haB er entidlrfen III, N m or
10 bitIi4, uup pern mrglid npb hiItt9er
gu p~erfaufcn uup sualsi6 Die b siten @aas
rem int Nartt az I~iefern.
IoB Maitinennrbeit u. i. gutel bic Sarbar-
belt in pieler Scsiebuna i~lbertriTt, bafir s'ten
bic uusdtli9en Maidinsn fir fat jshss @Ismerbe
9~sniaent ;3su9rie. Or te;ab.t feline gIgsntrn
nm isin @sI6dit ;u en,pfeblcr, %irneern, penn
bies 5smanc tbut es aus ieintr si8entn
llster3eu9uns 9elaisbt.
r. II. HASENRITTER,
fam pten @slastes ~betpeiien unc jsten rrn Ter
@nbreeit ~reIeltsn iiterssuaen.
1aber lit e5 SebermaIu>s Sntere'Ie lei ; nj
Yprsuiprr6en uuo lIb Mot nrrltttsn gu
Ioiien, serinse gSaaren tbeuer 81 fauTsn, rfhn
rllau @befIer thun fann.
9ir preife nnb tis SuatitGt Ter @aoren ioute
Gin 0eihGft enpfebIen. 9eslh!t 0sbt uue fault
Cure
Mobe1, SO :trntcn, &orbGngc, SiIbsre
rohmcn, Seppi6e, Sdrge &C,
bilt9 fir Snar tri
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
@u ut DIES.
Neue Sdn9erfprT6e :


Nene Sdu9erfpriiebe:
$40 mas Iingt,
Sa LAB did rubig nieber;
9abei.'S q l9ledt's Bier,
Damn 9ebit 9Ieid ipicoer.->
Ssutides Sanner, 9ieS uno @ort,
NQes lh0n, bod Der Streit 9cbt fort.
Mcr nidt Iiebt Mein, Mcib unb @eian9,
Spart man9cn Dollar ieiu 2%ebenlang
Su Sriehen uno Streit,
8eipiftes HortemOnaic Elm gut 8cleit.
Sn5 9ie0 ermirmt beS Menl6cn 9trs,
Sin marmcr YelS nidt minoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

o.. @arum nur 9ebt Ser Sedsl
Ntit unbeoeftcm &opf?
g. 81, Sreunr, wosu Der Oe6el
Nuf einem Ieeren Sopf?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

Miss Mamie Birds musical class gave a
soiree to the patrons of the school and 4
few invited guests last Wednesday ovcn-
ting. The exercises consisted in rendering
anumber of pieces of piano music,in which
the pupils evinced rapid progress and a
skill which was very creditable both to
themselves aud their teacher. While all
did well, the skill evinced by Miss Stella
Nelson was especially comllimcnted by a
number ofthose who were present. The
exercises Of the evening were closed by
the skillful rendering Of several beautiful
and difficult pieces of music by Misses
5allie and Nan:iie Bird.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

BY reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Messrs
Banner & haily has been dissolved. Mr..
Baily, having purchased Mr.. banners
entire interest. will hereafter conduct the
business in his own name. He is an
affable, genial gentlemen, an excellent
business man, and is we'll acquainted with
the hardware trade. Our citizens, we
feel assured. will find it to their interest
to make their purchases OF hardware at
this store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

At the University of Virginia, NJ. T..
Walton of misplace received distinction
in common and statute law, and certlfli-
cate of Proficiency in International and
Constitutional Law. At the Virginia
Military Institute, Mr.. Edward Newman
OF this county was In attendance.
Among the names of students of Ran
dolph Macon College, We notice those Of
j. E. Bochm and l.. 4. Stoneburner, OF
fhis county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

The heat during the past week has
been very intense, the thermometer In
many instaiiaes marking 100 degrees. On
last Monday afternoona young man, son
of Mr.. Samuel Sperry, whilst wording II,
the harvest field was Frustrated by the
heat, and died from Its effects in few
hours. We have seen it recommended
that those whose business calls them to
stand the rays of the sun to use green
leaves or wet handkerchief In the hat.
-NPtb6
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

The Winchester News says; Mr. VIM.
II. Mckee, residing In the western por-
ton of Frederick county, met with a
severe loss, his house being destroyed by
fire on Sunday, the 9th ult. All of his
furniture, wearing appeared, wheat and
money were burned. Nothing was saved
Mr. Mckee and his family were away from
home, visiting at the time of the fire, and
nothing is known as to Its origin, although
1t is believed by some to have been the
work of an incendiary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

A youth of l6 years, named Adolphus
Fleming. was drowned in the Shenandoah
river. Sunday evening ,near the burnt, mill
In Clarke county. His companion took a
boat, but young Fleming concluded to
try and swim across, and when in the
midst of the river he was taken with
cramps and persisted before he could be
rescued, which was attempted by his
similar fate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08
MANASSAS DIVISION;

Leave Baltimore, Washington and Alex
andria. daily. except Sunday, with the
morning Main Line train. leave Manas-
sas Junction at 8. II a. M, to arrive at
Strasbulg at 400 p. IN. Leave Strasburg
at 700 n. M Manassas Junction at l5O p.
m, and get to Alexandria at 400 pm.
At Washington we make close connec-
tioiis to and from North and West; at Dan
vile to and from South and Southwest; at
Lynchburg. by Mail Train, with Atlantic
Miss. and Ohio, to and from Tennessee and
all Southwest, and at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville, by mail train. with Chesa-
peake and Ohio, East and West.
w Pullman Sleepers on night trains
through between Washington and Dam
vile, j. NJ. BROAUUS, G. T. A.
jan 14tf,
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