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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
Preferred Locals.
Miss Addie GatcheH

has removed her Millinery and Man.
Making Establishment to the
Harmeling stand, opposite the Thorn
as House, where she will be glad to
have her friends and the public to call
and see her elegant stock of Goods. -
She has purchased a fine assortment of
Toys and Christmas Goods for the
holidays, and feels confident of being
able TO please the taste of the most
fastidious. All of her goods will be
sold at very low prices.
Nov.3 '75.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

The E1ster FTcczc Was a success
Dwarf Pears and Apples, from the
oldest to the youngest, were frozen so
that by slight pressure the skin slips
from them entire. The inside Of the
young fruit Is unframed, but we pre-
sumo the damage is efectual. Peaches
We have not examined. At % A. NJ.
on Wednesday morning the mercury
was at 81, the freezing point exactly,
aud the frost was very heavy. The
ground was slightly frozen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
Do You Want to Paint Your
House ?

II you do, 20 to uniting & Peppers and
make your purchases, where You will find
q large stock Of pure White Lead and PRE-
PARED LIQUID PAIEr, Of any shade or color,
ready for immediate use.
II you want to buy window glass at very
low figures, 20 to uniting * Peppers, near
ly opposite the First National Bank.
ourtry merchants are informed that
when they want to replenish their stock Of
drug. they can save at least % per cent. By
calling on uniting < PEPPER, No. C, james
Block.
Ladies, In want Of articles for the Toilet,
will find a large assortment at prices to suit
the times.
Sept. q chn'g.-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

Municipal.-A good many Of the
citizens Of Bristol held a meeting
last Tuesday at the Nickels House,
and nominated the f5ilowing ticket
MAYOR. NJ. Barker,
ALDERMEN.-J. X. Anderson, W.
p. Brewer, John Seneker, D.. J. Ensori
y. NJ. Taylor, w. p. Hamilton and
w. b. McCroskey. Sergeant. VIM.
Sullivan. Election Monday, May ist
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

Written for the NelD8 by one Of the
most experienced farmers, gardeners
aud fruit growers in the United States.
STRAWBERRIES.
1t Is not generally known among
farmers and village residents that
there are malo and female strawberry
plants; and that the two sexes must
grow near each other, or the female
(pistillate) plants will produce very
imperfect fruit and very little of it
One male (stamiDate) row to four
pistillatcs will suffice. But when
stamlnates only are grown they pro-
duce full crops of themselves; and
most of our best strawberries are of
the male sex. The sexes may be
known on sight by the blossoms-the
female having a small delicate flower
without stameus; and the males n
much larger flower covered with
stamens 1t used to be claimed that
tho most productive varieties, when
fertilizcd by staminatcs, are the pistil-
lates; but my experience Contradicts
that theory; but II is important, when
one obtains new varieties, to ascertain
the sex, and set accordingly, The
fcrtiliziug of the pistillates is effected
by bteS anu Olnel lnSecls carry ing luc
pollen OF the male flowers to the fe-
male flowers. The three most popular
market varieties in the vincinity of
New York, are the Wilson, lucinda
and Charles Downing, all having
stamiuates,
THE ACTION OF PLASTER.
The action of plaster (gypsum) is in
VolYed in a good deal Of mystery. The
theory has been held by many soien-
tilic men, that 1t merely attracts, aud
ahsorbs the ammonia in the atmos-
phere. Prof. Liebig, the noted German
agricultural chemist, held this view of
its action; but whatever its virtues may
be, il shows the best results when APP
piled upon the surface of the ground,
and especially ON grass lands, clover
i'm particular. The quantity may be
100 to 800 pounds per acre, applied in
the spring, avoiding sowing any on
low, wet lands, Plaster is also valu-
able fertilizer when applied to corn
Immediately after the first hoeing,
about half of a tablespoonful TO hill.
An experiment was made on the
Michigan State Agricultural College
farm, showing the result of sowing
plaster on grassland, in comparison
with other fertilizers, which were APP
piled one year only, and the grass
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
BniIdtmgs Undertaken.

I have now On hand from two to
three hundred thousand brick, ready
for laying up, and will undertake the
construction Of buildings In whole or
in part. When parties prefer it I will
complete the building and deliver the
key. -
JOHN MCDOWELL.
ApIIl 9. 1875. IT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

1t Stdlin8 CoHCgc commencement
the Literary address will be delivered
by Rev. w. w. Bays, and the Bacca-
laureate by Rev. Geo Stewart,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
Blank Deeds.

We have printed limited mum
Der Of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity to the code, with &C
acknowledgements printed for both
tie husband and wife. They are
printed Oh fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
handsome statutory orp fer decd
viii apply at Office Of the BREsToL
News
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
Cottage Chairs-Very Nice and
Cheap.

l have a nice lot Of cane. bottom
chairs, fine finish and beautiful style.
VIII be sold cheap. Any style Of
furniture put up to order, low
IL A RICELEY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

Tho Spring Mce9ny Of Abingdon
Presbytery will be held in Bristol on
wednesday, the Sd day Of Nay.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

Book Binding. The Nc,rS office is
now prepared 10 bind Magazines, or to
robind old books in neat and sub
stantial style, and at moderate prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
OLD ORCHARDS.

In many places old oschards exist
which bear but little fruit, and very
poor in quality. Many Of the trees,
perhaps, are decaying and usclessly
cumber the ground. We look around
expecting TO see a fine thrifty young
orchard growing up,with choice graft
ed fruit, TO replace the old one; bat
the young trees do not exist on hun
dreds of farms, whose owners do not
seem to know what is their interest,
nor for the interests Of their children,
who are to succeed them on the "old
homestead" Even 1900 years ago
farmers knew enough to renew their
fruit orchards, as it is written Of bar
rem trees, "Cut them down, why cum
Der they the ground" yet here in the
United States, in the nineteenth
century, with horticultural papers
offered to farmers for q mere triile,
they do not seem to know enough, in
many places, to cut do IN an old fruit
tree, when it is utterly useless, and
plant new one in its place. or rather
in some new places, as it is not Rd-
visable to set young orchard where
an old one grew. And when you do
set your young orchards, don't make
q failure of them by obtaining cheap
trees, with no reliability as to kinds Of
fruit,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

Tie Question has often been asked
where can I get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, 90 that l
can rely on it. That question can
easily be solved by having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
\. PICKEN,
practical matchmaker and jcweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. 6 Tenn.
June 24.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

carefully weighed the following three
seasons, with the following results:
On the plot to which no manure or
fertilizer was applied, tie total weight
Of hay yielded per acre was $40
pounds. Where two bushels Of plas-
ter per acre were applied, the yield per
acre was 1926 pounds, gain OF 4 4s4
pounds, Where Eve bushels OF wood
ashes were applied the yield per acre
was 1907 pounds, a gain Of 100
pounds. Where twenty loads OF morse
manure were laid on, the yield was
I4,6sG pc1nds, a gain Of G,24 pounds.
From this statement it appears That
two bushels OF plaster produced over
two-thirds as much increase, Is -
loads of horse manure, worm ten times
as much as the plaster cost. Old pas
ture fields can often be made to- produce
Juxurieut grasses by the use Of plaster
but all lands are not equally benefited
by its application.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
---, Vocalist.

MEs. A. r. SuLLINs, Matron.
The Painting and Drawing Department
will be taught by Prof. Hacker.
Wax-York will be taught by Miss Chan
ceaulme.
Terms Per Session Of Fire Months.
The terms per Session Of twenty weeks ; one
half In advance, unless by special contract are az
follows
primary department. ...........Tl0 90
l-i. Aca1eEaic....... .'',. u On
u. Academic ......--....,..... ...,......l4 90
Srd ACal mic ........... 90
Collegiate Department Including Lsi.I 20 90
Modern Languages, each ............. Gee. 10 %
Music on Piano and Guitar, each, with useOf
, Piano -. o.. '..''.'......., 20 90
Painting and Drawing, each, ......... &c. 10 90
Neet.-work and Embroidery, each, ..... . 10 %
Vocal Lessons 90 the whole school, ........ Free
D'oFl ara Wool e. OF
'"H.-H-eI' rse...... Observation-Disclosures. 90
Boarding department iu charge OF President
and wife. Young ladies' iuruish their own pillow
cases. fheets, towels and liEats. Washing can &c
lad a. q dollar per month. No deduction from
bills unless 90 cases Of pr0traetsd SICKNESS.
50 For particulars address tue Principal at
Br!stoI. Tenn sept. IS, '7+.-ti
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
SALT FOR ANIMALS,

That salt is beneficial to cattle and
horses, when given them occasionally,
cannot be doubted. IL is so decided
by our most scientific veterinary
surgeons; and it has been given to
sheep aud cows for centuries, rs they
seem to crave it at times; therefore,
let no good farmer abandon the Gus
TOM
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
soILING CROPS.

" lAN Al1E AlDh All@ Va = NNaA AA'l'FI ~
feed TO stock in their green state,
should be called "soiling" ] do not
know: but it is 20 called, and we will
not disturb the name! The most
profitable sOiling crop fOrcOws is corn,
the sweet variety being considered
best Ivy those who have grown it,
When a man OWLS a small farm, and
j. short Of good pasturage, il is decid-
eddy the cheapest way to soil his cows
for o few month. lie can commence
on oats sown very early, then feed
clover, and finish on corn sOWn at
different times, 50 that the last crop
viii be cut a. late as the season Will
admit. Cows that are sOiled should
have yard to exercise in; and their
manure should be gathered daily, and
placed where it will be Preserved
Probably the extra manure saved will
pay for cutting the feed, and attending
10 the cows. Corn may be sOwn
broadcast, two bushels to the acre, or
in drills about 80 inches apart, between
which a CultivatOr should be run.
Large diaries may also be sOiled to
advantage, where one has not suf-
ficient pasture lands. Alta Convention
, of Dairymen at Utica, y. Y, mem
Der said: 81 sOiled pure bred jersey
| COW last season, The basis of the food
/ employed was grass and grain. She
| was well fed but not oyer-fed, and all
surplus food was removed from the
/ manger, leaving none TO sour. Ny
/ conclusions were that, by having com
| Portable stables and giving the animals
/ good feed and care, the product OF
COWS by sOling could be increased 80
| percent"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
TO KEEP SWINE HEALTHY.

Give hogs plenty of pure water to
drink, and keep within their reach
equal parts of wood ashes, common
salt and flour of sulphur, and you
need not fear hog cholera, nor any
other disease.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
HUNGARIAN GRASS.

Hungarian grass, or milIet, makes
excellent hay, If cut before the seed
ripens' Sow from the last week in
May to June 10th, at the rate Of half a
bushel Of seed to the acre; and it will
be ready to cut In August. Sometimes
three or four tons Of hay are grown
per acre; and it never Injuries stock if
cut when the seed just assumes its full
form, II may be sown earlier, but it
requires quick vegetation to grow up
ahead Of wild grasses and weeds. which
early sowing does not always effect.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25
Rural Topics.

Written for the Ne1oS by one Of the
most experienced farmers, gardeners
aud fruit growers in the United States. ]
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-25

Don't leave your grape vines I'M
trained to their trellise5 till the buds
are grown, so as to be liable TO be
broken off in tying them up; and
avoid pruning them after the sap flows
freely. Pruning should always be
done in the fall. There is no better
way to train grape vines, than the fan
shape system, with the canes extended
like the ribs of an open fan. Stakes
are not suitable for garden vines, nor
for vineyard culture, only when one
cannot go to the expense of trellis.
Some OF our thrifty growing varieties,
as the Concord, must have trellis,
about eight feet high; and 10 feet
would be still better. Wire or wooden
bars, about Is inches apart, starting
IS inches from the ground, should be
used; but the wires, even Of large size,
are cheaper than wood, where clear
pine well dressed is used. Posts for
trellises should he sawed on a bevel,
with the parts that go into the ground
larger than the tops of them. Never
purchase old vines, as they never re-
cover their natural vigor, vines two
years old are the best. The Concord
is the surest to grow and give satisfac-
ton in all localities, except in some
very cold climate, OF any grape that
now exists; but the Hartford Prolific
is "A week earlier, but it is not as good
u grape as the Concord.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
3ittern, oser niht ,ittern ?

Sa, has III bic Graae. ~ w better, 1T ben
YarUrismen bes Gtittslfetsrs Spn 0epf bic
Gue ~ 3~ittsru, ctsr bic sraumme 8ranfbe,t burt,
cine 8ur nit itntm mnisrbaftsn, gssenmiltsl
fit Gisttt. Goftetter'S 8itterS, ,u str.
bannen ? Dit MntipOrt Der BON Walaria Seimot-
lutttn auf eisfs Grass. fam nidt itbr %apsitl.
bait lein. Gus isbsr Wtssnb bieiss @snfinsnts.
teren Sepubner bon Der Shittel, Iaae Ieiben.
fornmt cine 3nnetmenbe Nadfraae mad benz
~einsissn stten 8crbsasunss- unb ausrutiunas.
m,ittsl Der @a!sria. fir psI&es bic @iAtnItaft
seisrst bat. Die gswpbnsr Der SdMfeIRetsr-
tssirts piHsn tpubL ME sSais rnaareidsnS bic
folenannten Seilmittd Der Gaeultat inb, mebr
ais einen firSen Gufi&ub ;u sspibren. Gbinin,
Mritnif, Wisnutb, mas iinb fs anssrs ale siftiss
einbsrungsmitteL, tel6t mad fortseIsBtsn Os-
brau6 gar feiae pcbltbatise @irfuna nnebr ber.
pcrbringen, unb tpeni man bel ibrem @.braub
bfbarrt. ben Sraanismas fir INNER su 6rnnse
sisen ptricnsn nufssstben, uno ieuss cote
pesetabtlil&e Gissnmittsl fir @sdIn6eber.
5rftttsr's gittsrs, an ibre Stsat selsf. X.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
Gitronea bet
@ob @obpu.

Gntt Sspttmbsr iino bon Der rid<
terlihen GommiHion bic Yreiie peitbcilt
worpen. Oie GommifiOn beitebt aus
lbs 8idtern BON Den Ser. Staaten ano
aus 1875 8idtern bon ben auSlanoiiden
pertretenen Staaten. gin Der SpiBe Die.
fer @ommi1ion itebt Der Yrofehor Sen.
&. q. @aIer, melder ben Genius bon
1870 e~el.itet bat. Cie Yreiie beiteben
in 8erbiennmsbaiaeu BON Bronco unb
in Observation-Disclosures, welde ibre
Besriubuns unb Grtldruna in senauen
Yeridten iiber bic Orisinalitdt Der g,'
6nbuns. Die @ibIidfeit, Die SuaIitdt,
Die tedniide Sertiateit, has ofcntIide
9ebirfni6, Den S%ofenpuntt nnS Die
Sefenomic Der @rbeit fnben. 1900
Yreiie iinb ettbeilt. Oieie inS baourd
~aefunben morben. bab Die idmmtliden
ausgeite0ten neutrality-suspicious. in %
@ruppen e~insstbsilt unb iibsr iebe Grub
peg aduerifdnbiSe que Der cben9enannten
riAterliden Gommifion geiebt woreeu
limb. Cine YarteiIidfeit unb Elm Streit
iber bic Beredtisuns gu Preiien Fam
barum nidt porfommen, neil iebe9rupp.
uno beren @idter einen poaitdnbiseu
aenauen 8eridt iiber ieben einseIner
ertbeilten Yreis l~iefern. Oieie aebrud'
ten Beridte fnb fehr boluminoS unit
biIben sewifermaben cine encyclopedia
Der @eltansfelung.
Oie 3abl Der Glue Teller in allen Der
idiebenen @rnppen betrdst &c. 1854 ; biel
aon fommen auf Die 8ereiniaten Staatei
8,175, auf Deutidlano 1889, gnslan'
obne Die Golonisn 1908, Srnntrei6 1859;
Oeherrei9 $50, Sdmei3 3S7, 8eIais,
624, 0ieberlanSe 394, &ubIanb s02
edweben unS Worwesen S52, Oanemdr
1853, StaIien liza, Braiilien 943. Sapai
$50. oas 9ebtsre III IN neuerer Belt rdbm
lidt in Die 9ife ber 8uIturtaaten elm
: sctreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
Die Staats=@ablem.

Sic aetern in Ohio, Snbiana uni
@ef.Sirsinien absebaltenen Stats
@ablen, baben Die au9emeine Gufmert
iamt.it auf lid seIent, ba man aniuneb
men iaien, oab Der @usidIas Der @ub
len in Suoiaaa unb Ohio ais mabsebent
fur oas Ieiultat oer Yrdfoentenwabl
betradtet weroen tonne. Bis iebt III
man nod nidt int Stauoe nit Seitimmts
belt iiber ben IerIauf Der Babl 5u
urtbeilen.
so bel aus bem Ocpsiden Der a6oci.
irten YreFe su idlieben tuirb Ohio nit
etma 5000 Muioritat repubItaniid
seben Sn SnSiana it bas @sfultat
nod iueifetbaft uuo miro Der Staat
BON beiben Yarteien beanipru&t. 90
uieI ieSO@ 1T fder, Sab bic sroben bemo-
tratiiden @eminne. Die fortwdbrenb Dor.
berseiast wOrben rpie blauer Sunft ber'
fosen iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
8efe etnsema9te Amaaas nut
% per &amae IN Mommis's 0roee=
rte Store.

IA- "Pen and Plow'', cine 16 Ell.
ten ftarte monatli&e 3eitidriit 1T ber
3anopirtbidaf Sarteabau. unb BIumeu.
,udt sesiSmet. uno sibt Dem 3anbwirtb
in allen nnr m6SIi&,n 9aaen bes 2ebens
&atb unb Shat. @enn so Gents in ei.
mem 8riefe eiaaeIeat unb an unten ite.
benSe MoreiIe einseiaubt, miro Der aan,e
SabrganN an irgenb cine MbrtIe per
Yoit geididt.
Pen and PlOw Publishing Co.
]O4 and l06 E. 10Th Str,
P. o. Box 3242. New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11

- @m 81. Muauit b. 8. mar Sarat
Sane Mcgtamara, Gin bibfd:s Widbdsr
BON II Sahren. pl6klid unb auf msfe.
ri0ie Weiie aus Der @ohnun9 ibrs,
Gltern in Brighton auf Stateu Sslanb
(@. ~ uerfdmuno.n. ollie Madfor.
idu"een Der 2sbtersn uarsn erfolsIos.
10 bab fe id idon nit Dem @ebanten
usrtraut aemadt batten, ibre 3odter ME
wieoer i'm 9eben Su feber Mm sonntas
oen "a. Sept. fam cine Trau MeGartbD,
wrlde friiber bel Srau WcNamara
1ewobnt bate, su bieier unb tbeilte ibr
nit. lie CLAUDE ibr Nusfunft iiber ibrc
SOdtsr peridafen su t0nnen. inbem ie
nit elmer 6rau ipreden wole, Die 0aUon
gang gut unterridtet iei. sic aine Damn
~ elmer Srau McRen,ie in 8rootir.,
nit melder fe cine nnterrebun9 bate.
uub ersablte Der Grau Me9tamaru. Die
ibr eefoIat mar, Sarah befinbe lid bel
einem $errn Seauine. Der irgenbpo i'm
iibipeftliden 2beile Der Sniel wcbns
Die s~ednsfcte Mutter fubr @admitta9s
nit Der Giicnbabn Suerit nod Sarretion
citation unb oils fe oa nidts BON einem
9.rrn Sesuine erfabren tonnte mad
8iiiftF's Citation, NO man ibr fagte.
ser @eiudte mobne 8 WeiIen BON bort
entfernt. 5rob ibrer Mibisteit madte
Id bic 8raa auf ben @es uuS s%eIan0te
Nbsubs s.sen 8 llbr nod Dem 9auit
Seauins's, woielbif ie ibre Sodter pirt-
LID porfanb. Gieielbe fab in Der &ude
unb untsrbielt .fid nit einem iungen
Manne. sic er,ablte, ie iei BON elmer
Srau Morriiep BON Sauie fortselodt,
orei Sage in beren Wobnun9 eiEaefperrt
aebalten uno hann gu Seaninc 9ebradt
woroeu. tun bobe ibr iaum bic moth.
oirftisfen &lsitu sesebem, TO bab fe
nidt wieber fortaetount babe. Ser
3u.d bieier entflSruns 1T nod ni&t
aufaetlart, bod bat Srau MeStamara
Die Sodlr Dor @eridt anbanaia aemadt
unb bic Sraueu Morriiep uno McSena'e
w.sen Gntfibrun3 oerbaftm ~laiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
pou ssonb,1 h.r e,bou.r h.,


-@rnf bon BanbeI. Der Grbauer Be,
9errnann's Sanle i'm Sentoburser @al:
be, Der feline san3e 2ebsnsjeit unb Shat
trait, fopie ole feline iroifden Sitter
oiefer einen Gufsabe opferte, unb enblid
Dor u einem Sabre ole @reis polenbe-
te, mas er ais Siinalins besonnsn bate.
1T lebte @o&e i'm Nlter BON n Sabrcn
a'ftorben. 8or einisen Wonaten trauer-
te Die BeIt, ais Der telegraph beridtets,
Der beroienifpoIe Mann lei erbliutst.
Bobi ibrn, nidt LANCE bat Der tbdtiss
Nlte ben $erlnt bee @usenlidtes iibsr-
lebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
-6oIgtnbes if elm fur,en w.ritt ous

-6olsenbes III elm furssn Beritt aus
oemottatif&en Guelen bon eimer Silben.
Merchandising Nison. 2. s g. @.
CROFT bon Nifon wurbe uuf Die Ylatform
seordnst. nm bas suteMert ~ beginner.
" blelt cine ietr ersreifenbe Mnipra@s
uno iaste : sluenn elm Blot (row) ent.
ifeben ioIlte, 10 tbut ben armen 6arGisen
ni@t 8u2eibe, fudt su@ aber 2snts berans
'Uie euistt. Sparrid, g. 8. See unb ben
neu importirten garpetbaoeer YaImer."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11
: sm etaate sntiana wirS Gin. DC.

- Snt Staate Snoiana miro cine We-
De bertbeilt, welde Der oemotrotii&s
8iceprdioenti&afts.Ga nbibat ais @abls
reoe in ebicaso belt, naAoem 9ineoln
gum a~iueiten Male nominirt iporben mar.
I'm Der @ebe fommt Die folsenbe Stelle
Dor: Wenn oas Yolt ni@t AZ tief bur&
cine pisridbriae Ssrannenberidaft se'
funten iudre, 10 wiirbe es iid erbeben
uro ben alten fdmubisen Sprannen in
Wafbinston poIitiid gu Srabe traaen."
zine fol&e ge3eianuns aineolns iber
trlfft an Semeinbeit uab 8obbeit Giles
Oa9emefene. limb Der Maun, Der bieie
Worte fprad. piI bonn naafen Sabre
40 Giee,Yrdibent Der Ierein. Staaten
fein?
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Staats xt6et-

5lr q cnSerntur:
GUSTAV A. FINKELNBURG
spn ct. 2uuis.
Gtr 9ieuteuAnt @ruseratar
G. G. ALLEN
BON Saspsr County
Sir Staats.fttretar:
EUGENE F. WEIGEL
Spn 81. 9ouis.
e. sir StaAts-S daBmeifer
JOHN SEVERANCE
ron 81. Soispb.
Gir aasitsr;a
GEORGE R. SMITH
BON Setalio.
a. Ait StaatS-@nwalt
A. w. MULLINS
, Ssn 9inn County
SIR 8sstfrar:
RICHARD DRANE
ron Waripu.
SIR Ridter hes Ebsrstri&tes
HON. DAVID WAGNER
GtTentabnrcm miharc
LANCER Ssrmin
II. r. ALLEN bon ct. Souls.
a~tpsiter Sermin:
+. d. HARPER, bon Gas8
burger 3ermin
ISAAC HAYES, bon Macon
Sur gcnsreb.
10. THOMSON uon.Oent. A.
Sir Staats Senat.
HENRY READ bon @ascona6e.
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= Ser fribere SdasamtS. Sefr,t

Der fribere Sdasamts. setr.tar
Suab @.@uaod, bat in Der su YbiIa'
belpbia sebaltenen Contention Der Ban,
Tiers cine anipred.nbe 3sOe eebalten
unS Sarin ertIart, bab Die &eiumtion
Der 8aarsabIuus unb bic GinloIuns Der
Roten Obae Sdwieristeiten am l. Sanu.
ar 1879. ,pie es Die Gonsrebaete BE.
ftin'mt, aussufibren iei; aubsrbem cnt.
fdiso CT ii& fur cine ein,ise @elbwabr.
uns, ndmli& Sob. nit gusialub Del
Silbers, in sr0b.ren 3ablunaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-10-11

Wit Der WoIlenhung Der Mieienita'
tue Der 6reiheitsaottin. Yelde auf Bea-
loes SsIaio erridtet wereen ioqte, bat
ss nod cute @:ac. Sn Sranirtid iinb
onrd cine Toltsiubicription, wo,u aud
Der Sou hes @crmiten a%ngenommcn lpur.
Dc. 200. 600 Sranrs aufaebradt morten;
ateie Summe reidt nidt einmaI fir Die
Soften Der aubtren Sorm oss @tanbbil.
Oes, .Sas aus SUPPER a:aoiIen miro, bin;
lsbt erwattet man, eab in Stem yorf Die
Giicntbeile fir bic innere Musitattuna
Der Statne uho Der SpdcI beidaft, lomie
Die SoneS fur Den llntcrban auiaebratt
lpsrben. Sa,u werren wabrideinIid
m%eitere 800. 900 Sruncs ODER $50. 900
erforrerlid iein. IS bat alien Mnidcin
ais mtlrne CO bel Der Grridtuns bieies
Matirnalhentmals, Die bon ben 6ran,o-
fen uriprilnsIid ein,in uuo alIein anae
re9t muror, 0cben, ME nit bem0s rmannS.
osntmal i'm Seutoburaer Malte; es bau.
ert cine %9sbcnsieit, che es iiberbaupt au
Stanbs tommt.
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- @enn Die Democratic wieber qua
Muoer tauae, uiirbe fd Der Siben ais
cine srobe Claim Isentur p%raientiren,
ba beinabe ieber Suoldnoer einsu Gnt.
iddbisunssauipru@ fir inn burd Die
Bunoestruppen 3usefiisten Sdaben erbe-
ben mir6e.