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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09

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The FRANKLIN of PHILADELPHIA,
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The ST. PAUL of Minnesota,
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GIAIA.
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agency in tEc state. Country Dwellings,
speciality. Gin House insurance offered
ut adequate rates.
JAMES W. LAW, Agent
nov XXI at WinnSboro, $. C.
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PREPARED BY
ii. Il. SrET EMS, Boston, Mass.

WHAT IS NEGErINE ?---It is compound
extracted from harks, roots and herbs.
II is Natures Remedy. 1t is perfectly
harmless ire any lnd effect upon the
system. II is nonrishing and strengthen
ing ltncts directly nron the blood. 1t
In,rts the nervous system. 1t gives YOU
good, sweet Slccpat night. 1t is n great
pnnnrc, for outraged fathers and mothers;
Toy 1t gives them strength, quictS their
nerves, and gives them Natures sweet
sleep 1t hns been proved by many an
aged person. 1t is tho great Blood Puri-
tier 1t is soothing remedy for our
children. II has relieved and cured thous
ands. 1t relieves and cures all diseases
originating from impure blood TRY the
EEGETINE Give itn fair trial for Your
complaints ; then You will say to vour
friend, ncighhor and acquaintance, 'Try
1t: 1t hns cured me-"
IE"ErINr, for the complaints for which
It is recommended. is having n larger snle
throughout the United States than any
other one medicine. Why? VEGErINr
Will cure these complaints.
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PLANTATION TO RENT.

no RENT, for tho year 1877, the plan.
l. t"tion known MS the "Mobley Place. :"
one mile from tho old Chestnut Ferry
eight miles fr m the town of Camden, In
Kershaw County. On the promises arc n
good dwelling, outhouscs suitable for
ennnts, good gin-house, screw, etc.
GOOD farming land open, sufficient for
o,Hht or ten ploughs: Parties wishing to
rent can apply to Messrs. Trantham &
Hay, Attorneys, Camden, s. c., or to tho
owner at Rock Hill, S. G.
oct s. -Sw. MARY A MORLEY
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
BY Jno j. Neil, Esquire, Probate Ju<lge.
\XT THEREAS. Flames Turner, Esq, hath
w made suit to mo to grant him
letters Of administration Of the estate and
effects of A. Tongue Turner, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish MI and singular the kindr and credi-
tors of the said A. Yonguo 1.rner, de-
ceased that they lie and appear before mo,
in the Court of Probate, to be held at
Fairfield Court House, s. c., on the llth
day Of November next, after publication
Lcreof, ut IL O'clock in tho forenoon, to
show cause, II any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twenty-fou
day of October, Ammo Domini 1876.
JNO. j. NEIL,
oct 26-t12 JP.F.'C.
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ITO Our Patrons,

THE undersigned desire to remind
4 their old friends and customers and
the public generally that they are still to
be found at their old stand, with full
Stoc Of Plantation and Family Groceries,
Boots, Shoes and Domestic Dry Goods 40
All of which they arc Offering at prices in
keeping with tho hard times and scarcity
of money. Give us call and be convinced
Of what wo say,
S.-Thosc persons indebted to tbs are
hereby notified to come forward and make
payment mt once, or they will find their
accounts in tho hands Of an officer for
collection. Wcnced our money md must
have it.
now JOHNSTON & PETTICREW.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

offer for snlo or rcnt tho residence
l. located on Vnnderho;st ,reet, near
tho Associnto Reformed Church. Tho
house il cottnge style. containing three
upright rooms. two attics, md Kitchen
room attached. The house hns been re-
Gently fctittcd entire. On the premises
area tino we'll md all necessary out
buildings. Terms reasonable.
App'!s to JOHN ". PURCELL
nOv2 1T or IT,
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TO CUR CUSTOMERS

w no arc indebted to us for PROyIs.
IONS or PHOSPHATES, We would respect
fully call attention, that your bills nre duo
on or before tho first Of November We
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to oaable us to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which gro duo Mt
that timo.
In ordor for us, M woll ~ you, to mnin-
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly.
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WEGE r IM IL
PurifieS tho Blood, RenOyates
and InyigOrntcS tho whole
System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative TOnic, Solvent and
DiUreiic.

" EGErISE is made exclusively from the
juices of carcfully-Srlcctcd barks,
roots and herbs, and so strongly conccn-
trntcI, that 1t will ctfrctually eradicate
trom the system every tnint Of Scrofuln
Scrofulous numor, Tnmors, Cancer, Can
crrons llnmor, Erysiprlas, Snlt Khcum
Syphllltc Diseases, Cnnkrr, FaintncSs at
the Stomach, and MI diseases that arise
from impure blood. Scinticn, Iniamma-
tory ana Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Gout and Spinal Complaints, can ONLY be
ctlrctunlly cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptivc diseases of the
Skin, luStnlcs. Pimplrs. Blotchcs, Boils,
Trtter, Scnl,lhrn and Ringworm, Ncrc-
tine has never failed to effect II pcrmnncpt
cure.
For Pains in the Bnck, Kidney Com
plants, DropSy, Fcmn'c Weakness, Lcu-
corrhTa, arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility,
\"'"f'n" ats directly upon tho causes of
-. -.--. -. -. II mviGoratcs and
strengthens IN, whole system, nets upon
the Srrrrtvr organs, all' ys inflammation,
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Cntarrh, Dyspepsia, lIubitunl Cos
tvcncss Pn'pitntion Of the Henri. Head
ache, Piles, Nervousness and General
Prostitution OF the Nervous System, no
medicine has cvcrgiven such perfect sntis-
faction as tho Vcgetine. 1t puritos the
blood, clcnnscs all Of the organs, and
possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.
The rcmnrSnblo cures effected by Vcgc-
tine have induced many physicians and
apothcc"rics whom We know to prescribe
and use ii i'll their own tunilics.
In fact, FEGETISE is the best remedy vet
discovered for the above diseases, and is
the only reliable Blood Purifier yet placed
before the public.
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Centennial Bar.

EEPS constantly on hand fine
~ stock fWhisSeys, Brnndies, Wines.
Malt. Liquors. Cigars, Tobacco, etc, ,t,
Althe hv "ritc and fashionable beverages
prepared from the purcst liquors and in
the finest style. Come to tho Centennial
Bar, under the Winnsboro Hotel.
oct D
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THE EDIT oRIAL DEPARTMENT
RECEIVES SPECIAL Al TENTION.
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School Noflce.

EhSONS wishing to teach in the pub
l. lie schools in Township No. 8nro not;-
fled TINT the Trustees will meet ot RIDGE
wny on Saturday the 11th Of November,
for the purpose Of contra citing with those
who llnre complied with the order of the
Board of Examiners.
III ED ,UNDS,
coHNELIUs MEANS, Trustees.
nov 2X2
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FIRE INSURANCE,

W JOHNSTON 4 pETTICnEw.
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TIL Il LOCAL COLUMN

Is we'll filed with town md county news.
FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPERS II
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
They Came ana Went.

Last week Thursday the stage brought
to tue Spencer House a gentleman and
lady and small boy ten or dozen years
of age. They were registered as G. L.
Payson and lady, and Master Payson,
Grand Rapids. They brought with them
large box and one or two trunks, which
were understood to contain their house
hold goods. They were quite genteel in
appearance, the countenance of the man,
however, bearing unmistakable evidence
of having "traveled." The little boy
went ON crutches, from the effects of a
broken leg.
Of course such an advent in town the
size of Cheboygan In mid winter caused
some comment, and maly were the ques-
tons which were asked the TRIBUNE re-
porters concerning them and the bust
ness which called them here OF this,
however, they gave no sigu. Mr. Payson
spent little time looking for house,
but aside from this as far as we could
lCstt S1NC llO tLOii
intentions. Monday morning with as
little warning as their coming, they had
their luggage packed upon the stage and
departed hence. This increased rather
than diminished the mystery which
seemed to surround them. Inquiries in
the proper channels developed the fact,
that previous to coming here, they had
stopped at Petoskey q few days, but un-
der different names and different circum-
stances. There he registered as coming
from London Ont, and she rs from Val
paraiso Ind, the boy being hers. Fur
Their than this nothing was known by
any one regarding them. The woman
seemed we'll fixed as far as wearing ap-
parel was concerned. 1t was rumored
that he was another " fruit tree" man,
but the rumnr could be traced to no re-
liable foundation. AS it is the whole
transaction seems enveloped in some
what of q mystery.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19

fully cooked his pistol, and taking still
greater pains with his aim, he again pull
led the trigger, but it again failed. The
dog still lived. Then Sab" tried again
with the same result, somehow the pistol
didn't go off worth a cent. He tried it
again and again, until he had tried eleven
times by sc.m l count, with tie same re-
suit.
Things began to grow interesting, as
those within our Office elm testify. We
do not know but cab" would have kept
on swapping the pistol until now, if the
dog disguised, because cab" did not
kick at him as usual, deliberately walk
ed away.
Having time for reflection, Sab" now
began to examine the pistol, when, he
discovered that il was not loaded. All at
once it dawned upon him that he had
been sold, Shrinking into the smallest
compass he could, he came into the Office.
handed the stranger the weapon, and
gently remarking that he guessed that
was put up job on him." went at his
work again.
That dog still lives.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
LeJaE.

A ORIG A'sE StLE.-Defau't having bee n
vi RIA :e in the conditions of q certain lad, n
ture OF mortgage. besring dale The eth dIY OF
September. ~. 1874, made ami executed by
Afr,e- Fianni2au. OF Ciicboygan comfy, state OF
Mlchgar 30 John Mckay OF the same place, To
sscuie the pay m-ni OF one thousand dnllars;
which sand mortgage is recorded IN the ~ffcr Of
The Register of ID, eds Tor said county of Cle-
box gan, in Eiber 3D. OF mortgages, on pages
4og and 40 which said MORTGAGE was, the lSsh
said John nc { ay to Porter VI I.stnrop; and said
a sgnmcnb wss .uiy recorded i, the Office Of the
REGISTER OF Dee'is for said COUNT, on The 7tn
day "f Jute. A. u ls75, in Liber ''B'' OF NOR
Cages Oh psg' 492 end 49I, and said mortgage
wss, on thu 10Th lay of July, d.. 1915. duly
liam fnei.s and William IL. Brac-. of the cay
of Detroit; which n 4 as gnrneut was div re-
corded in the Office oi the aegist r of rees ilr
Sad c1usty: Oh Tie 3 tn day OF July. l. MS,
III Libsr ''B OF mo- t2ag~s, on page 50.; ami
there is now Que AMI unpaid on salt rlorig IS c,
accJriin TO the provisions therein cnntifne,i.
the Of one thou end dollars, and Interest on
IN. nauie SINCE ~ept, mber an, A ~, Is 4, Ii The
rate OF ten per cent per aunun, ogctber with
IA attorney Tee OF h.ty do'nrs, pr.;vlded f'r IN
sail mortgage sho' Id anv proceedings Ce talSen
10 fsrscio,e he same; ant rruceeilng ha yina
b.en taken, either in la or IN eqiliSy. recover
said NOR gage, d.bt OF any part thererf: Now,
therefore. by virtGc of the power OF sale in sa d
nortgag. contained, ant by VI tue ~ The st tate
IN sueh case, inahe amt prov del; Nntice is
here given tiar, on MONDAY. THE FIF
TEE VIII DA 7 OF MAY, 4. d 1871 at Two
o'ciock in the afern. on ut the Iront door OF the
Court H"rs,, In Iho Village of CheEorgan. Che
uayg Il comfy, Michigan, Uhag being The place
for hodlug the Clrou O. art t.r sati county,, !
there will be sod AT pablo sGctinn To the highest
iIl ietcr. tue premises described in said mOrssaSe,
| nsu. Ii thereof may be neeessAr: 10 sati, =
| fy tn. amount due said NOR, gagr, for princ-
pal and interest. toSether with the costs AMI cx-
penscs OF sale, nd .he at,oih'y Zee proside,i tor
in SAIL mortgAt (; sal premises beng describes,
| rs ioi:ows tO-WjS: Lot nuinhar one y. &c block
number ole u, of y Patser ears a.cond aa.dtiOh
to Cheb.y gan village, in the soUnSf OF Cheb~y-
| gan, and &, - y: X.chi. gan.
Dated February II, 16.6
Lillian PHELPS
WiLi.tAA IL ESACE, Asagnces.
| W. g. HUMPHREY, Atty. ior Assignees.
ROs2-l3W
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
The Proposals for the Inland Navigation
Work..

| The Proposals for the Inland Navigation
Work..
In accordance with law, the Local
Commissioner Of the Cheboygan and
Emmett Lake anu River Improvement
on Tuesday afternoon opened the pro-
posals which had been received for doing
the work upon the above-named inn
provement. Not nearly as many pro
posals were put in as he had reason to
suppose there would be, several parties
failing entirely who had given him rea-
sons to suppose they would compete for
the work, Only three proposals were
received, but the three covered the en-.
tire work; bnt there was no competition
upon the greater share of it. The bids
were, however, reasonable enough to lead
us to hope that the Board of Control
viii order the contracts to be let.
The proposal for the entire dredging
was made by o. B Green, Esq, of Chi
cage, at thirty-three cents per cubic
yard Of excavation.
f. N. Summons and George Wilson
made the following proposal:
For the building of timber work and
sheet piling, s27 per m. b. IN.
Wrought iron bolts, IL cents per pound
Cast iron washers. cents per pound
Constructing gravel embankment
$l.10 per cubic yard.
Constructing riprap elnbankment,s1.S Sc
per cubic yard.
Clearing Crooked River, 5000.
Constructing brush foundation, cents
per Eneal foot.
Furnishing and drivingl piles, 500
each. ss
Nails and spikes. 6 cents per pound.
| Chain Is cents per pound.
j. Ii. Waterman made the following
proposal
Cleaning Crooked River, $3.50.
Constructing brush foundation, 81
cents per cubic yard.
Furnishing and driving piles, So each
Constructing sheet piling, $50 per m
b. N.
Nails,ispikes and drift bolts, 10 cents
Eper pound.
Chain, % cents per pound.
! The prices for all the work seem some
what larger than they otherwise woul,
be, from the fact that they are made upol
the basis of script payments, which art
not equal to cash. The prices bid for eac:f
class OF work Includes furnishing tb'
material and doing the work.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
Death of Mrss LegauIt.

The citizens of our village were start
led yesterday morning to learn of the
death of Mrs. S. Legault, who died about
i've o'clock a. m. Although it was
known that she had been ailing for two
days, nothing so serious as death was APP
pretended.
She took sick Wednesday morning
abont seven o'clock. The evening pre-
yious she had attended the reception
given by Mr., and Mrs. Geo. w. Bell, and,
apparently, was In her usual health.
Thursday she was thought to be better,
and until within a half hour of her
death no one anticipated the sad result.
Mrs. Legaul5 was born in COblenz,
Prussia, i'm May, 1885, and came to this
country in 1858, when about eighteen
years of age. She first went to Chicago,
where she remained about eight months,
and there was married to Mr.. s. Legault,
when they came to Cheboygan, where
they have since lived. First settling on
the east side of the river,
where Mr.. Legault engaged in
coopering and she conducted a small
store. They remained in that locality
for term Of years, when they removed
to this side to their present location.
Mrs. Legault was woman possessed
of rare business qualification, and by her
energy and judicious management, had
built up. quite an extensive mercantile
business,and was widely known through
out this entire section. and was held in
the highest estimation by all who knew
her. She was of a genial and sociable
disposition, and made many warm friends
by her amiable character. Among our
community arc many who were greatly
attached to her, and will mourn her loss
sincerely.
She leaves husband aud one son, who
have the sympathy of our entire cOmmu-
nifty in this their sad bereavmant. She
also has brother and sister residing in
Sheboygap, Wisconsin. These, with the
nieces she raised, and who are well
known 70 our citizens, we believe are all
the relatives she has living in this coun-
try.
She was attended i'm her illness by DIR.
Pommier, who did all in his power TO ar
rest the fell destroyer-death! but his
efforts were unavailing. The disease of
which she died was the enlargement of
the liver.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at two o'clock from he Catho-
lie Church. The friends and citizens gen
orally are invited to attend. They are
requested TO assemble at the residence
promptly at Ids, and from there go i'll
procession to the church.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
BLOW cpr "Devi,. shot the Doc.

HOW Vnr =" Oev1t' SnOt the DOGs
The two first letters Of our devils
name are ABB
The dog that belongs to the man who
lives next door to our office, and "Ab"
don't agree worth cent.
The trouble is. that the dog for some
unknown reasesf--revenge perhaps
seeks uyon every occasion possible to an
noy Sab when he passes tic gate, by
swapping at bis heels. On divers occa-
sons he has torn Lhe bottom of sAb's''
pau e, and to-day they-the pants-bear
eyiden re of the fact.
This has very much RULED the temper
of the boy and he has sworn revenge.
Sab thinks THAT revenge would be sweet
er il he could take it with pistol. Fail
ing to save money enough to buy one,
he has long sought TO borrow, just for
the occasion. The othey day his hopes
and wishes were realized. A stranger
happened in who was the possessor Of
fine silver plated Smith e Wesscn. AS
sOOii rs aU saw lts Will Cs"SPS~ $500
he implored the stranger to let him take
it lust for a minute. He wanted it. He
must have it, for he wanted TO shoot
dog, there. right away, quick.
The stranger consented. "Ab" clutch
ed the instrument of death in both hands,
and with eyeballs extending from their
sockets, he rushed forth. There was no
dog in sight, but "Ab'' knew how to
bring him out. He kicked the fence
sharply few times, when out came the
dog, yelping and dancing around with
! terrible velocity. cabs" face widened out
tn Il grin of satisfaction, rs he saw his
victim so near, and placing the muzzle OF
| the pistol; on the fence to steady
hisl aim, he deliberately sighted
across the barrel and shutting
both eyes pulled the trigger
but the pistol didn't so off. Whether
"Abn thought it did or not, we cannot
tell, but this we do know, that he cacful-
Lly opened one eye, when. he discovered
J that the dog wasn't dead vat. lie care
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
Yesterdays Rnces,

The day was all that could be desired.
La the morning there was some talk of
postponing them, but meeting Of those
interested was held and it was decided
that they should take place at two o'clock
p. r Soon after dinner, the people be-
gan TO move toward the race track, which
was located on the ice IN Duncan bay.
Those who had conveyances, and those
tina; had none. but could get ride with
some one that had, rode, the rest walked,
but get to the race they would and did
to very great number
There were four entries i'm all, made by
the following persons John Mckay and
James O'Conner of this village, j Ding
man of Mackinaw and - aChapellc of
Gross Cap.
Messrs. Peter McRae, w. b. Ellis and
Chas. 3. Mute, were selected as judges,
FIRST HEAT.
Some trouble was had in getting sat
isfactory start, an it was only at the fourth
trial that the word "go" was given.
They got very even send off. John
McKay's horse winning the heat in 3:l7i55 4
LaChapeIle's coming in second and Ding
mans third. "Little joe" OConner's
horse, being distanced. Mr.. LaChapelle's
mare cast her shoe, which in the opinion OF
some lost her the heat.
SECOND HEAT.
LaChape.le's mare having lost her shoe
was withrawn, lesving thecontest between
McKay's and Dingman's horses. They
got the "send off" on the second start
Dingman's horse taking tho heat in sos.
THIRD HEAT.
! 1t took three trials before they We're al
lowed to go. Dingman's horse winning
the heat in 3:09H, and consequently won
the race. and taking the first money.
John Mckay getting the second purse.
The Judges were impartial and gave
general satisfaction. The track was not
in tie best of conditions being somewhat
rough anu covered with snow, but was
! in as 90 cd Il condition as could have been
expected under the circumstances.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
LADIES LIST

Bush, Mrs. 'Aielne T = > -
CA BRACE, p "
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
unclaimed Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining II
the oheboygun ps.stcffire, uncslled fsr. Feb. L.
Persons calling 10. the. e letters will please say
that they are advertised:
80 t-''- GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Carmic. ael, John =. 2 Tlndall, Henry
Longhwsv. JOnn IA mESfnan' fe'or De
Turner, VIM. ir1 ss1a
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
In.ErOceMcnt Associate "a.

In.ErOce:scnt Associate "a.
CHEBOYGAN
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION,
rBGiNlZE0 to sd-ance the Interests OF
" Cheloyg Comfy, by disaemiDa'ing in
Formation reeafdihg t. e sell, climate and genes al
AT, an! age OF lie COUNTY as q fs'ming region I;
and the Fiilageas mar uf.cturIDg aid CONNIE J.
cIai center,
OFFICERS:
W IN NC tttn'si ieefttcIs.
VI H. Kez scs. rIcsHsehi-
- m ONa' Gle + -tCi ei
IA. 4. reiisurer'
BOARD OF DIRECr~Rs:
r Pattsrron. Chas. L. DeCeuninck.
". s. Humphrey, n. Nesson,
4. n. 0erow.
All parties Sesiring Information YeGardisg any
matters conrec led with TIE Village Coonty CI
tiis section Of the state, will please eommuEi-
cate with the undSrAeLed.
WIN. CHANDLER.
sec'y OheboysAn Improvement Aseocisticn,
ro3iu Chsb0ygxu. HisA.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-19
Church Directory.

n. z. CHURCH,
eernerof Huron and Pine streets,
REV. W. III. WARE, Pastor.
Residence opposite the Church.
Order Of Of Sunday Exercises:
Preaching ut 1880 A. NJ, and 7PM.
eunf1y School q II d. o. B. WEED, Super
tntendent.
Teachers' Meeting. Tuesday. 7P.n.
Prayer Meeting. Thursday. 7:so r. O..
The public are affscsionstely invited to all oul
meetings
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
: Der Rrahh.nt.n euhsd @ubbIe

- Der BrdRbsntsn RUBBED @ubbI
III INNER nod in lerfsIbsn Ybaie ni
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