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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

A Russian, twenty-odd years OF
age, started to school, Monday. He
didn't know a letter of the English
alphabet when he began, but is pro-
crossing finely. Last year a Mr..
Ewert, also Russian gentleman,
mastered our language sufficiently to
teach it to his countrymea, which he
is now doing, successfully, we learn,
at GAadenau in this county. Both
have the reputation of being estimable
young gentlemen, and are both said
to be fine sehylars in their language.
Marion County Record.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

ments were ordered printed and re-
ferred TO the Committee of the
whole on the Union.
The Speaker announced the fol-
lowing select committee on Louisi-
ana: Messrs. Morrison, jerks.
McMahon, Lynde, Blackburn,
Meade, House, Phelps, New, Ross,
Townsend, Of Pennsylvania, Dan
ford, Hurlbnt, of Illinois, Grape and
Joyce. On FIorids, Messrs. Thomp-
son, DeBolt. Walling, Hopkins
Garfield ard DunHeii.
On the South Carolina committee
the name of Cochran was substitute
ed for that Stenger, excused on &C.
count of Illness in his family.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

ne nFoOAlLn OAB1BNOE
THE NEWS has the following spe-
cIal telegram from the Press agent at
Topeka 8 80 p. m. Thursday.
Up to 5 o'clock last night aS5 bod
les had been taken from the burnt
Brooklyn theater and il is suppos-
ed enc hundred more will yet be
taken out.
Florida 10 Republican.
have nothing, but John Martin
has q telegram from the st. Louis
Times that the Governor Of Oregon
has issued . certificate TO one Dem.
Ocratic elecior. We have the vete
In that state, vet this is the worst
complication the Republicans have
yet had.
That Hayes is entitled to 1s5 Votel
there is no doubt. He may b
cheated out OF one vote in Oregon
bat 1t IL believed that justice viii
yet triumph.
just learned that the Republican
Electors of Oregon refused 10 NEE
with the Democrat, and he appoint.
ed two other Republican Electors
and the vote was cast 2 for Hayes
and 1 for Tilden. The Republican
Electors met and cast 3 votes for
Hayes, and sent up certified state
nent OF the vote to Washington.
Great excitement in the Capital
Of Oregon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

With the present Congress my
official life terminates. 1t is net
probable that public affairs will ev-
er again receive attention from me,
further than as citizen Of the Re
public; always taking deep interest
in the honor, integrity and prosperi-
~ of the whole land.
u. S. GRANT.
These are the closing words of
President Grants message. How
grandly they give the lie 10 the alb
surd and malicious newspaper stor-
les that he thinks of . dictator
ship" He has had all aud moro Of
public life than he desires, and we
doubt not will mos: gladly retire
when his time expires fron . pub
lie service as long, Arduous, useful,
and during Its period, ~ unappreci-
ated, ~ was that Of Washington.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
The Nebraskn stupidity

Of the many serious compiled
tons growing out oc the recent
Presidential election none seem
to be SO utterly stupid as the case
presented from Nebraska. The
Chicago Tribune furnished the
following statement of the case;
"The difficulty in the Electoral
vote of Nebraska is peculiar.
There is no question as to the
will of the people of that State,
and there is no pretense Of fraud
on either side. The vote of the
State was, Hayes, 1882; Tilden,
1886. The Republican majority
exceeded the Democratic vote.
The Constitution of Nebraska,
adopted within a few years, pro-
vides that the vote for Presiden-
tial Electors shall be canvassed,
like the votes for Governor, by the
Legislature. The Legislature
does not meet until January, and
the Electors have to vote for
President on the 9th of December.
The Governor for a time consld-
cred that under the circumstances
he and the State officers might
canvass the vote and declare the
result on the Electors. A deeper
investigation, however, suggested
that he had better convene the old
Legislature, and a proclamation
calling that body together on
Dec. 9Th has been issued, Owing
to the brief time allowed, it is q
question whether the members can
get the notice and be at the State
Capitol In time. A quorum of
each House will be required, and
this might be secured If it had
not been avoWed that the Demo
cratic members would not attend,
thereby, if possible, defeating q
quorum. In the meantime, some
Democrats have applied to the
Courts for an injunction restrain
ing the Republican Electors from
qualifying under any canvass by
the Governor. The object is, of
course, to prevent the issue
of certificates Of election to these
Electors until after the time ap-
pointed by law for their meeting
and giving their votes for Presi-
dent. The constitution provides:
The Congress may determine the time
Of choosing the Electors, and the day on
which they shall give their votes; which
cay shall be the same throughout the
United States.
Congress has fixed the day on
which the Electors shall give their
votes on the first Wednesday of
December, which this year falls
on the 9th Of the month. In case
a quorum of the Legislature of
Nebraska can be had before noon
on the 9th to canvass the votes
for electors, then they will be in
time to vote. If no such quorum
assemblies, and the Governor be-
unable to canvass the vote and is
sue certificates of election, then
the case of Nebraska will be adj
ded to the complications which
threaten TO attend the official and
final canvass in February next.
All this goes to show the general
and indifference ss to [
details which have prevailed all
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

The following table shows the
vote by counties in this, the Sd.
Congressional District, and from it
the msjOrities in each county for Mr..
Ryan can easily be figured out.
Coy. Crawford carried two of the
smallest counties, Barbour and
Ford. Mr.. RyAn's majority of 49,
AIS IL gain OF some 5000 Republic
can majority In this District over
Congressman Browne majority Of
1874
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Dec z.
tall 81 80 bid cash; 81 sag bid Dec; No. 8 do,
81 21a1 2!ss cash, 81 3oa1 3O1S Jan; No. do,
81 20. Corn 1rmer; No 2 tall 44c cash; 42a<a
1870 Dec; &c Jan. Oats quiet; 32c cash ;
441Sc Jan Rye higher; T2lc. Barley nm
changed Butter firm; good demand for best
grades; nienium 70 selected dairy, lSa2Sc !;
choice yellow country, 22a25c. Eggs quiet at
Provisions-Pork steady at SIG. Bulk meats
drm, but little doing; car lots &c, SC, SIZE
sireen meats Lss<c less. Bacon unchanged
Lard higher; 50 671za9 92k spot; $40 for Jan.
Cattle-GOod demand Tor butchers grades /;
others slow; prices unchanged. Receipts 500
Hogs-Active and higher; fair to good
packing, s. 65a5 50; choice to extra IS 35a6 10.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
EmpOria Markets.

EAPoRIA, rs, Dee. :, 1876.
We quote to-day as follows:
Wheat-50 to 80 cents per buShel
Corn-Old % cents new 20 cents
OatS-l5 cents.
Flonr-Emporia Eagle. per 100 lbs, So 20
xxx $3; xxx 50 so; Xxx 81 30 Graham Flonr--$S
per 100 lbs. These are retail prices for Hour
Corn meal-$l per 100 lbs
Bran and miXed-60 to 10 cents per 100 lbs
Butter-Grocers pay Is cents and sell for
% cents per Id.
Eggs-20 cents per dozen; % cents.
Potatoes-40 to 90 cents; 60 cents.
Sweet potatoes 20 cents, 60 cents.
Beets-50 cents; IS cents.
OnionS-G0 cents; 50 cents
Apples--$1 Is retail.
Cranberrles--lS cents per quart
Poultry--Turkeys, live. cents per Id
dressed 10 cents Chickens, Z cents; cents
Hays 50 to 81 per ton
Wood--$3 SO to "a for soft and green wood
81 and 81 so for dry hard wood
Coal--Lyon county, Fort Scott and Usage
shaft IS per ton; McAllister, So 60
Cattle--On foot 81 cents for fat; 81 for fat
steers.
Hogs--$4 80 to IS co gross; IS dressed, pei
lOO lbs: Hogs are scarce.
Fresh meats--10 cents per Id. for steak
cents Tor roasts; cents for boiling pieces
Pork to 10 cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

over the country in relation TO
this subject, and the confusion
which is possible and probable in
consequence of the omission of
clear and definite legal rules and
regulations on the matter CT Pres
identia al elections"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

The official returns from MINES
ota show Hayes's majority to be "a, :
COS.
No Republican has been heard to
raise his voice for night if the cleo
tion went against him. That sort
of talk comes altogether from Dem
ocrats.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
Pre.Iaeu1,s Nressage.

We present onr readers with the
message Of President Grant in the
form Of an extra, in order that we
may give our usual amount of news.
1t will be read with great interest.
We have ne room for comments.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
The official vote of Maryland is

The official vote Of Maryland is
Tilden, 81, $50; Hayes, II, 98l. Dem
ocratic majority, 10.
The official vote of Virginia, with
the exception of York County, the
returns from which are imperfect
is: Tilden, 1852; Hayes, 95; 26S,
Denocratic majority 44,244.
The official canvass in New
Hampshire gives Hayes 1852; TIL
den, 3S,449; scattering, IA. Hayes
plurality, 3,O73.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

The first vote in Congress OF
Watterson, Of the Louisville Cour-
Ter Journal, was against the out
rage ON Colorado, which refused
the member from the State adnis-
sion. That's q fair start for the dis
tinguished editor, aud we hope he
will maintain that sort of = reputa-
tiOn throughout the session.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

It was . fortunate thing for this
country that Gen. Grant occupied
the chair in the crisis through
which:ws are passing. Had = week
kneed, dough-facs, States rights
Democrat been President, we might
have had trouble.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Dee. Z.
Gold-Weak; opening at 1855, closing at
Loans--Rates for carrying 3a5 per cent
Loans also made nat
Bonds-Governments quiet Railroads dull
but firm state securities neglected.
Stocks-dull.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

The Brooklyn theater caught fire on
Tuesday evening, aEd great panic
seized the audience. Many lives
were lost in the burned building.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
MEN WHO ADVERTISE.

THE regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Emporia National Bank
will be held at their Banking House en- Tues
day, Jan. 9th, 1877, between the hours OF
and p. M. L. T. HERITAGE, Cashier.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. z.
Flour-Very firm; holders asking higher
rates.
Grain-Wheat active and Grm higher; No.
2 spring 81 15ka1 49, cash; 81 1914 Jan
81 az Feb; so 3spring IO91S. Corn unset.
tied generally higher; 45zc cash; 45c Dec
Oats in good demand, teading upward; 34&c
cash; 343z Jan. Rye in good demand at fail
prices; 7z1<e cash; 92c Jan. Barley in light
demand At full prices; T21<c cash; T3c Jan.
ProvIsions-POrk active, arm and higher;
Feb. Lard active and . shade higher; so
cash; SO kaf0 05 Jan; SO 15210 17< Feb.
Cattle Receipts 3,S01. Markuf duh. few
sales: prime s. So; others nominal.
Hogs-Receipts 90, 600 Market dull; bny-
eis and sellers apart: light - 70a5 IS; good
20 extra prime IS S0a6 is.
Sheep-Receipts $50. Market fairly ac-
tive, 25a35c higher; common TO good - 65a5 -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

STATE OF KANSAS
LYON COUNTY.
In the District Court for said county.
The poria Mutual Loan Association,
VS..
John w Morris, Jennie Morris, T. j. Price,
Carrie Bay, and Weaver q Bill.
CAID defendants, John w. Morris and Jen-
= ME Morris. non-residents OF Kansas, Will
take notice: That said plaintiff has fled its
petition against said defendants in said
court; that the names Of the parties are rs
above given; and that they have been sued,
and must answer said petition on or before
January %, 1877, or the petition will be taken
as true and judgment rendered against said
John w Morris for $742 90 ON bond given by
him 10 plaintiff Oct II, 1873, and the mort
gage given on same day to secure the pay
Inent of said bond. will be foreclosed and the
mortgaged premises, to-wit-iots IL and L.
on Merchants street, city of Emporia. Lyon
county, Kansas, will be sold 10 satisfy said
Judgment and costs of suit. and all safd de-
PENDANTS barred and forecl0sed OF any inter
est in taid premises. 1e-3t
BUCK & KELLOGG
Dec. Z, 1876. Att'ys for plaintiff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

The total vote cast for President at
the late election In Kansas, taking the
highest vote for Presidential Electsr
Ja'Aacb COCO Ia "a tolIows,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
BALTnfORE aIARKEr.
KANSAS CRY MARKET.

coT5-MiSsd weston A Active; old DIS sss.e;
new 575Sc.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

A careful analysis of the tables
shows that quite number of persons
voted who did not vote any Presiden-
tial ticket. The total vote of the
State cast will not fall much If any
below 1o5. 600.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

ons Democrat Assumes a Little Au.
thorify.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

7erious Complication Two SETS of
Electors.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
The BroOkiyn Disaster.

Mayss UndoubtsdIy has lss Votes
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

Cattle Receipt. Of cattle i Inc re! ya,d,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL

T HAVE moved my Job Office into the room
i formerly occupied by L. B .Kellogg-across
the hall from THE NEWS office where / will
many new ones as may choose to favor me
with their patronage. With my increased
facilities for doing work, feel confident that
need of Job Printing of any Kind to call at
my Office. A full line of letter and note pa
per, statements. bill-heads, envelopes, tags. =,
Sc. &c, constantly on hand.
4O-4t f. f.. ROWLAND.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08
VERY LATEST.

s1reat EscIlenen. Pc Oregon
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

were light and only u fair demand existed
for even butchers and shippers stun, nj
prices a shade of from standard quotatiops.
The following were the sale:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

Goods sent on selection Il
any part of the country, i
satisfactory reference j.
furnished; otherwise good.
sent T.. D. D., with privil.
ege of examining before
paying for them. Special
inducements to counts =
watchmakers. / deal di-
rect with the manuTactur-
ers of Iewelry and Silver
ware, and will make il an
object for dealers 10 buy
from me. Watch work done
for the trade as low As by
any eastern house.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
Site In ppr5l9li9er
Mnswabl unb biQt9er
.alS lie Bel
s., M.u.O.G MertenS

- Ser rSt. Charles Oemofrat" iast:
Das ueue beutfas 8latt in Barrenton
1T bereits nit Dem Sberif unb Collector
binter einanoer seratben, neil bieier fid
weisert, bic nMotis an SteueraabIer"
au4 in Dem beuti@en 4latte gu erIafen.
Bir iy%mpatbiiren bierin nit oem Ser
~ausseber Der Union" infofern, ala in
Counties nit 3ablreiden beutideu steu.
~er,abf.ra, Stefe f@erlt@ einise Serid'
Fdtisuns bsrbienen, unb sUar nidt nar
our@ 8tr0fentliduns Der Solicitors
Motis, ionSern aud 'onr@ geroHentIids
uns Der Delinqusnt'S atllite in Der oeuts
idsn 3eituas, fals cine ioIde int County
publi,irt wirb. 90 mar es ueni9fens
in st. Charles 60. INNER Mooe, bis es
benz 8robneib zines beutiden &ontur'
renten I'M 8unbe nit natibifiiaer @a6'
F~dtslofsteit seIans, auf @runo nidt
gan, oeutlidsr @siesssbeitimmunsen bin
bier cine @enberuna in Der Sade anb
observation-disclosures bet oeutiden
Steuersabler su O~eranlafen. I'm in bieier
8esiebuns cine 9 rlnbItde Beieruns
berbei;ufibren, witS es notbis fem, SaB
Die betreHenben Seiebesporfdrittsn
pratiiirt perben, Oeren Seif UNI
ierer @nidt mad ~ @uniten Der 8erids
fdtisuns Der beutihen Steueriabler in
beiprodener Sade 1T. @rpabnte
Yraciiruns 1T aber nur Surd 3uiam.
menipirfen Der Otutiden i'm sanSer
Staate bel Der fommenben 2egis o.
turwal gu beuerfiteai8eh. Mar
babe besbalb elm beionoeres Iusenmert
auf b ieis in bieiem Sabre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
Terti9e Rlei6er fann
man iebt % Yro3ent
btatger ais lebteS Sabr
un1 bieie 3eit taufen bel
@.M,u.S.E. Mertens

ma. Das sr6bte 6attIereeidaft in
nnferer staot III unitreitis oas bes Serrn
albert GbriifeI. Sn .bemielben fnbet
man cine arobereGuswabI Sattlermaaren
als in eiaem anberen berartigen geidaft
lpetIid bon ct. 9ouis. Ssrt Gbriacl
oertauft feline Daarsa, bic an 8ortref.
Iidteit teinen I'M bieiisen Marfte mad.
feben, biaiser oils bieisIben ie in Sermaun
pertauft ipurben, uno ;sidnen f9 bieiel,
ben Defenders burdI lite @efdmeibisteit
unb Dauerbaftisteit aus, ba fe fammt.
lid aus &entuds Sober ansefertist inb.
,Sas, In aentudp fabristrte Sattlerleosr
ipIrb aIsea,ein als oas Bette in ben Ser.
Staaten anertannt. Meparaturen an
SattIeriDaaren aIer Grt werben prompt
tub CUR poafommenen 3ufriebenbeit ieiner
Sunoet BON Srn. Gbriftel ansefertist.
Sober FARMER pirb es in ieinem Sntert6e
bel Srn. Gbrifel boryuipreden,
ebe er anbersiuo emf auft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

p6s- @ir lenfen bic Mufmertlamteit
u~nierer 9eier, defenders aber u~uierer
9eferinnen auf Die neue Mn,ei9e Der
Serren 9. u. & .. 8. Mertens. Sieie
9errer baben ieebeu eineu sroben Dor
ratb bon 9erbit uno Binter.8 aaren
ie6er Nrt eiaeelest unb ba ie 70 gliidlid
lparen Dor benz @teisen Der Yreiie einsu,
taufen. t0nnen lfe oieie!ben ibren &unoen
biais u~erfauien. Dieie Sirma 1T ifets
beirebt nur neue Waaren benz Yublifum
por;uIesen uub u,s Dies tbun su tonnen
MAIDEN Fe ant SdIuFe isosr SaiiOn refine
Safel, .. 3. fe ~pertaufen Die iibrisse'
bIiebensn Baaren iu irseuo einem Yreiie
UNI Ylab fir ibre neuen Ginfaufe gu
MAIDEN, auf bieie @eiie ibreu &unoen
itetS oas Msueite uab 8iqiaite p~orleeeno.
Seberman, Der iDrem Store eiuen Yeiud,
abFattet wirb id bon Sbisem ieIbit
iiberSeusen.f0nneu.
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Scemem aus Dem Oentf6'
Xran36fiDem 2rtc9e.

Sic Serren SebrIosr SeseI u, Co., ba.
ben Dor Surg EFT, cine @eibe BON @emaI'
ben, Seenen aus Dem 9eutid SrunsOF.
ideu Sriese o~arteaeno, aus OeutidlanS
srbalten. Oie @emaIOe, wirtIids Mei-
Fermerte, bilben elm bodit intsreHan tee
unb fe6sInbes Yunoramu. 8ir battsn
@%elesenbeit setern Gbenb zines Der &C.
mdlbe. bic SdIadt bel @0rtb oariteuenb,
gu beiidtisen uno mdFen aeitsben, bab
mir iibsr be uirtlid tintIsriide @us-
fibruns eritaunt waren. 10 @uber ben
8riessfcenen bsfnben fid in Dem 8ano.
rama aud cine @niabI berrIidcr 9ano.
f4%aftsbiIber. 0ie @erren wcroen nab.
rsnb Der nadien Sage auf Dem 3rn. SOr.
Dan geb0risen gruuofife. ode Marft
unb 8ierter Strabe, ibr YanOrama aus
felen unb ioate Miernano perfeblen BEN
islben einen Beiud ab;ufatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

10. @oeben eri9ienen baS 10. Seft
BON ,aIte unb stene @et" fir 1878.
sn benfelbsn fnben mir folseuoe grtiteI
Dit Stisfto&ter. Grsbifdof b'@pdan.
Sic Gbtei Gberbad int @beinsau.
Das glas i'm Dienite Der BiFenfdaft.
Die Dofe bee Marauis. Die Rbra'
miben unb Der babsloniide Sburm.
Die aaAtfdwd-mer. Da btoben.
Sic @artenbautunf In ibren baupt'
fddIi&Rsn Sormen. Ser salismun.
suuFrationsn: Die %llnsarn'
fdladt auf benz 9emfelb. - Ibtei
gbsrbad. = Ser pffise Sobann. -
Ser Susenb Sommerfreuten. - Die
lieberrefe oes babploniiden Sburmes.
- edIubpianette. S!ufenppramiOe
pon Satfarab. - Vie Ypramioe bon
Gbolula in ibrer iebisen @eitaIt. = Die
Scramble bon Gbolula, %refaurirt. =
Oas sbemaI,se ~9abDrintb BON Seriaiaes.
- Gin botaniider Sarten friibeler Belt.
SuitiaIe 9. = Gin pritnitiper Yflug.
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Rattune 1T grocer
MHSwabt Bel
g. u. n, g. s. Mertens,

~ Sn ben ct. 2ouiier 3eitungen
Der lebtsn @oden bene,tten mir peridie-
bene Beridte iber 8ersiftuns Bon &in'
bern i'm Solse oes @enuTes bon Sted'
APPEL Samen. Mebrere Der Sale erwie'
len id Ieiber ais t6btlid. gltern t0n'
men lire 8inoer nidt senus Dor benz &C.
nuiie oieier eiftiaen 80rner parner unb
foute bieies llntraut nit uaer Wadt
betdmpft tueroen. Seraoe iebt, ebe bic
9 amentaipeln fid offnen unb Die Samen'
former CUR Grbe fallen, iolteu Die Stode
u~maebauen iperhen. Benn ale Burger
o,e Dor ODER auf ibrem Gisentbum iteben'
ben St0de auSrotten 10 pirb in einisen
Sabren bieie bablids YFanSe gu ben
Seltenbeiten geb0ren. .lH
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hrersNrlfuu

SD made hermit befannt, bab i& am
Sreitos unb eamstae, cen ~. nnb %
S~eptember il Sermanu cine 0fentli@e
YebrerpslfNns abb perbe. enfang
Der eitans 4 lltr xa&mittues uub WITH
@benoS unb nd&tsn Sag fortsefeht.
9ebrer foutsn nt2t berfebIem fi& einsus
inben ba i'd untsr feinen nmadnbsu
prioatim BeusniRe ausheQen werbe.
Geo. 8. 4tna
@oante GommiGioner Der SfentIi&en
Sdulen.
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SIN philadelphia wiitbete am Cams
tag elm beftiser Sturm welder einen
She'll bes SadeS beS Saupt'Iusaelunss'
@ebdubss fortflbrte. Sebr pieIe Der
ausseielten Sesenitanbe uurben beida'
bist. 1lidIidetueiie lit fetn GerIuf
bon MtenidenIeben Al beridteu obfdon
cine betrddtIide In3abl mebr ODER
weniser aefabrlid berleBt iuurben.
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/. Sn Spanien a6brt "a mieAsr 4,

49, 9n Spanien sdbrt es wieSer unb
Slutiae @uftritte fino nidt islten. Mm
rs. I. SO. fanben In YampeIuna unS
Can Sebaifian ltnruben itatt, Die nit
$ilfe bes Militdrs untsrbriidt wurben,
Nm 4. ,. 81. fanb fid bic 0tesieruns
peranlabt, ben Observation-Disclosures
Sdubmannidaften fir Die Ye~rionen3iise
anSubieten unb iebt fommt Die @aGri6t,
Dap int Morben, in @upcerba, elm Yro'
aunSiamento e%rlaiien worben in ptIdem
Die IbdnSeruns Der Nuero's perbamrni
unS Sie3abluns Der %riidtdnbisen Steueru
perueigert nirb.
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Wie 1T Der Toltcrcr beS WasemS
III beiicdcu?

1snn tst tBft Gsiab Res Observation-Disclosures
isintn tsuail&en Grfhtunsssttf anarsnssu
tirfte, un, cine neue aranfbeit AZ e%riinnen, 70
Finite It fa,tm cine icihes @tnies tptrctaere am
raibsn, ais biz Gssptpft. Der nsspepHftt
ttnta fan itser betaRntta arantbtit abstlh, unt
tsirb Sar3 steie nit stnanbtr tSmpfenben unp
ratblos. maaenben Manifefatisnen oft aum
Wabafnn atrietrn. Cine omar ttSridte, aber
sepSbnltte fhIf1e @urfeuins beS Spfsrs trpni-
iden 0erbduuhsslsitens lit bic, bab tr (pcsr lis)
cine Serafranfbett BABE. Die OpSpspTe ii oft
fir unbttlbar trfIHrt tsprttn, aber bic Griatruns
bat selebrt sab Soifctter'S Wfagenbits
terS re ianntt be-, @srfcpftbtit ane ben Wqaen-
ltictn, bic It sepethli6 btsIttsn, ittrwihben
NTH. Nierthfrahfbeitet iire str,ttfhtltGt rttu.
rtatiite S6mer3tn ins s~btnfals baufse SesIsi-
tsr Der Tyspsp0e; ater aud pieie mei9tn ben,
Obensrtpabntrn unisistaren &sselunssmittsI.
Ia
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Sas Set bsrlisf in Der beiten Sronuus
unb CUR polfommenen 3ufrieoenbeit Der
.Sbeilnebmer. Nuf ben Mbenb mar elm
srober Bal in 8aer's Sale unsetlnoist
unb 10 rsadte man iid etpas friber OILS
bies anbernfaQs seideben tuare, auf ben
$eimmse. Ser abenbs absebaItene Bad
srfreuts fid zines redt sablreiden 8eiu'
Dies unb amiifrten iid bic Sbeilnehme,
cuffs gortreflidits bis 3u friber Nfcr'
g%snfunbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

S6- Serr @aboIpb SirSsI bat feline
Office nod benz friiber bon Srn. Or.
8aemvf ~bepobnten Sauie perlest, no er,
wie bisber, ole inn anuertrauten &c.
.f&afte prompt beioreen uirb.