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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-05
Goitoritae 8oti3e,l.

1
Sn 8ineennes, Sno., mod3ten f;d
am Sonnto9 .Mcraen Ratten an bus
fstwa Elm Satr olte Ginb Der frau
&ailer, mdsreno oieielbe atmeieno mor
uno 5ernogten bic @ansen ces ainbes.
I'm Wontas Morscn erneu.rteu 81.
ab'ere i6ren ansriff uno b;nen cen
Rinoe einen 9aumen ab.
- au& elm moblpuff. Ser. .@eue-
Stern" periibt folsenbe iutereilont.
woblnoti3: Ct lduft! Mer lduft ? Ser
5ap!or lduft. Wesbalb lduft er? giil
er in bic 2e9islatur min. 2abt i'm lou-
fen!
MiBliebise Ganoibaten tonneu BON
elmer 3eituns tcum banoiQer obae;er1
!ist meroen.
Sn Chicago bat ber &idjter Me.
al'lter entl4isoen, bab ieoer @irt6 pos
2e@t beiibt, iein.n @diten 3u i6rem
Slere Mufit MAIDEN au lailen. Ser
neue Yolisei : superintendent botte
"aml'@ ale CONCERT 9oaen id)lieBen
!ailen. SEPT berri4t Grieoe i'm baperi=
l4en 9immel.
Sn Der Mdbe bon Baltimore too.
tete Elm Mdo@en bas Sinh lire.
s@onoe oabur@. oob lie oe0en Muno
nit 3leie anfiute.
3wei aoootaten pursen ncnIie,
ndbreno lie in osr Bap Of @era g,ua
Daoeten. BON eintm 6aifil@ ansesrif-
ten. es if oies Der Fagrantei,e SAL
oon uneelesiolii@em auftreten, oer
uns je porsetommen lit.
Sn 2ouisuiae it Die Graee, ob e.r
sdniratb seiesli9 bere@net it, in oen
Greil@nlen oeuti4en 1tnterridt ertbsi.
len su laiien pom 8e9tsb.iitonoe fe,
oortisen 5@ulbeb6r,e beiabeno beant=
wortet uoroen.
Cine alte Tran in @apne 6, IN.
tD. Sno. bate einen Nnfou BON s5al=
lenoer Rrantbeit. als jie chen i'm 6of<
mar, uno ebe fie ii@ erbolte, uuro. Re
bon s@'neinen ansesrifsn, Die lie
l4retli@ 5uri@te.en.
Sn 2aneonins. N1b.. rib oos s az
elmer @@autel. in ,pel6er msbrere 9.r-
lonsn laben. Gin l9idbr 9es Mdo=
sben muroe set0otet. Elm iuuser Moun
tootli4 unb Elm anotrer l,idt perpuu-
bet.
Noro garoliua belibt 1925 Dipil.
|'rieen - bic sr6Bte Ansa9l in iraeno
einem Staate Der Union. &,n.uda
osn nad9lten Ylas nit 74
Sn @n;abl Der Grausn in e"r
6'a"e'seo. ot'@e an Der @ilbb5r:e
'pt1u''ten' II leDr i'm 3unebmen Bee
9!'nen. ano ne louen ,pasbaiFger as
DC Nanner teiH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-05
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ans Der Bunoesbouptftabt

i y
|iest .Duroen l2.966,50O @ilberboaars
seprdst. Sn gireulotiom befinben Ft
haoon 2.659.1S4 lno im @9ate 1ol.
237, ,al6. Ser Bteebr fir Die Siabes
ooaars mirb INNER GROCER. !,
9tdiitent @opes it brute mad beu,
Meitsn absereiit. Sic beuti9e Gabinets.
ilibua8 suar nur. cine tur3e uno es td-
mem teine mi@tieen &<senftdnbe 3ur
8eratbung. /
Das eelbe si.ber. g
mempbis, 80. ane. Sn 6ols.
oea felt seitern 9fa&aaittag Inn : UT
berri@enoen nabtalten QDitterunq iinb
c3ne 3meifel oiele nens GrtranfunQsfdle
lam selben Gieber porsetommen. Mbtt
Emie piele folder es isnb, lit in Totse ser
SunreselmdBigteit Der Beri@te Ser
iAer3te, bon benen elmer iosar bebouptci.
foob Die berrl@enoe Rrantbeit ni9t bas
selbt 6ieber lei. unm6sli9 an3ug.ben.
Die 3abl Der @terbefdlle pirb iibrioena
10 srob. lucnn ni@t 9r6Ber iein, dis 9s.
fern, no IS 8eeroi9unstn ansemtls<t
uurben. .Bisb Mittae baben Sic
lQei4enbefatter 46 Beeroisunsen an9t=
meloet. Sic Mer5te meloen, bab bas
l6ieber in beunrubissnber @eile inter
ben Nesern piitbet.
Nus 8romnsDiQe. 3enn., wirb Elm
Gtfrontnn9sfaQ am selben Tiebtrsst.
metbet. l I'll
Mn Nus GeD @ort.
Nem Dort, 80. gueuF. Die
Men9e Der 8anterottanmeloungen ,pirb
Iimmer sr0Ber. Sic Office bes GlWts
mar beute gum gtbriiden nit 4nmsl-
benben 9eflllt. .
Mus Ma1a9uietts.
8ofon, 80. Mueuit. @oupernepr
@ice bat bic pom @ouperneur BON
Sab<g b<garolina seforberte Mmsli.feruus
bon 9iram $. aimpton perueigert.
Bottom, 80. aueuf. @eneral But.
ler sibt in Dem @4reiben, nit .pel4em
er feline Mnnabmt Der BON perl4iebenen
Stimw9ebern an i'm seri4tetens Nuf=
foroerung, als ganoibat far bas @ou-
oerneursamt ouf3utreten, ertldrt, I'M
@eientli&en foleenoe 9rineipienertld.
run9:
@lei!be &e&te, slei4e gFi4ten,
slei4e @epalt, slei@e 2afen, glei@e
priDilesien uno elei4er @&ut fit Sc.
hermann. ginfa@e, birette unb 10
|lei4te als m6sli&e 8eaeueruns ieber
art bon Gisentbums, nidt mebr als
[sinmal idbrli&. Sic Beiteuerung
foute cine slei&mdbiee fein unb Rie.
mano Der 0ifentli4en Cap ents.beu.
Gin @eieb CUR &e9ulirung bes gins.
|Iubes mirb befiir,portet unb bic Muf6e.
buns bes @u&erseiet.s i9per setabeIt.
abi4affuns Der unndten aemter mirb
/ -. - \
.|serlanst, mel&e inoeb nur mSsli@ lei,
m.nn fein @&warm bungriQ.r aemt.r.
Iidser an. Der @astei bdnst. @ebbalb
tfoutt .bas Bolt oieies cine M.al 3tpii4tn
lid unb ben leitenoen Ring trsten
unb Obne gerutitttlnns bon gonbeu.
ttionen, fomie &adii&t auf politif@e
:[6rassn banSeln. am @4fuNe tfast
lBntler, bic @taatscreutioe unb bic
I2esislatur, ,DeI@e i'm tommenben SATIRE
se,Ddblt ,psrbt, t6nne auf bic Bunoes.
|resieruns teine ginuirlung ausilben.
oesbalb brau@ten aud Dieienieen,
|pel@e tar i'm itimmen. lire politif&eu
Anf@ten nidbt I'M @erinstten 3u dn-
fbern.
San 6raneiseo. 81. Aus. -
iI(Rortlano 9epti&e.) @sftern ,parbe
seoisr 2eDis in empire gitp sebdnst.
l0erfelbe bate IN 1876 Seinen MrnA,r
|ermorott. Der ger5r.4.r ,eiste sis
! Jun enoe Elm ra9ia9tises genebmen
uno bet9aloiste bis jnm lttten atbem.
Isuee ieins 8tr'panbten, I'D sss,u Jpn
'peri@msrsa ~ babtn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-05
Ser 81 Mprbfern,
9erausseseberbon
= !. 8rid & aaiitr.
9a;nt Glpuo, Miunefstu,

5
:er}a.intieben Donneritas uno toitet iabrli6
an 8orau5be3abluns: $3.50.
Iiir aucaiaer als s Nfonate mirb. tei1 Nbon-
xtmeut an9enommen.
ss,n Nbonneaten, Die bie 3eit,1n9 ni5t
Ausoriidli1 sabbefeQcn, tuirb am9enomansl,
sabiie oas 4bonnement fort;uietea punideH.
Die 8erabf6umung, nber 8ermei9ernng
Der Nbbolun9 Der 3etune bon btnt &o{tnn.te,
ipo6in oieiefte beoroert moroen III, iotpie bic
l1ntcrlaNune Der Mn3ei9e an Bic 9eraueseber
BON Der etapa itattiuDenben Ort5ber1neerun9
uno. Ser Mngabe bes neuen @obnorta eatbin>
: b,t ni6t BON Der Beja6(uus bes uoles abon,
xs,msntsbetrases.
Mn5eigen,
pelAe o6ne @emertuns sur Nufnabme elm,
scben, mcrbcn 10 lanse einseriidt uno bere@>
net, bis lie sabbeiteut tperbeu. 2a
seigen merben 81 ben semobnliden
Yreilen eingerldt, rdmlid @emts per Bee.
bier>3cile, fur Die critic @inradun9, uno 5
Gents fir icoe fol9enoe. Giir Anaeieen, bic
Eansere 3eit iteben bleiben, mirb Elm bebeu-
>enoer Abjns erlaubt.
aDie 9sransseber fnb i'm @eiit einerboll,
Ednoi9en Ausmabl
.Reuer uno 9ei@madnoner Hettern,
uno linb babcr I'M Stanbe, sls.. aa,s
ri 9rudia6en a1ltr Art
,in. 6eutiher, euglii6er, fran56iiider
uno noruegildcr spra9t
nuf's 54nelite, S@0nlts unb Biqi9fe
5u liefern, s
alnb empfsbleu ilb su seneistep auitrdsen.
Gebrudt meraen::
Setterbeab8, E.'
' 8iQbedb8, 5s2 aa i Il
@ 6eibdftsfarten,
- Girculare,
,., s. 8lante,
. Ntatate u. n.
IL auf tIrsefe Noti3.
Bsfeuunsen unb 9eISer abteitre man:
8rid s Safer,
st. g(oub, @tearns &c., MinneIoto.
Letter Box. 4O7,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-10

TuE ELEcrioN LAST SATUKDAY.-
Tie election on last Saturday, for and
against ,ippling," passed oil quietly. re
sulting in very triumphant thai or.ty for
the temperance side in the county At
the q ckman polls every inch of ground
was ssubbornly and earnestly contested.
and Tie interest and excitement more in
tense than any election for many years,
AMI yet, be it snid 10 the credit Of our
people, lot "a Disturbance, difficulty OF
broil occurred The clear ring Of votes
challenged reminded one Of The close
fought political conts.s before the wa.
This election developed an unusual
amount Of bitterness, aerimony, aud we
fear nay leave rankings with some
which we could wish should not exist
The cool, calm deliberntion Of few day
will dissipate most Of his, ana we trust
that a short time win relieve every yes
tige Of IT, To this end sc commend a
peacefrd understanding between all cool
CITIZENS aud "a mutaal effort 10 aliay thai
which is calculated TO perpctuate strife.
This is law abiding people, whatever
else may be our nuIis, and the spirit Of
our institutions consents 70 the majority
lie gally expressed at the potts rs 5be law
4 general spirit OF good viii has set in
since he election, and while we want no
one to faltcr or change c1sviclion of
right we do advise every o4,e 10 contrib
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\ beautiful residence for sale, al
Jordan s'ation. see advertisement.
We have been shown a specimen Of
wheat, his years crop, which win class
fully up to he best of last years wheat.
1t was grown by Mr. Chas Baltzer.
There is man only twenty five years
6fage who has already married fourteen
women. lie is Clergyman, and married
them to their husbands.
\ negro teamster in Nashville de-
clares that he mus; either give up driving
mules or Withdraw from the church,
tie TWO positions being ineomp tible
AN ANNOUNCEMENT are au-
tboriled TO announce Mr.. c. II Clay ton
n a candidate for the office Of jailer lie
IS clever man, and viii make a good
'-'Tf'icer if elected
TUE Directors Of the Fulton County
Fair meet tomorrow 1t i the desire Of
all to make the exhibition this year a.
attractive aud entertaining as possible, as
W II as useful To this end. the sugges-
items Of stockholders and friend-, shall
bo given. They want the co operation
o, an.
Some Paducah physicians performed
q wonderfully scientific operation on the
eyes of a poor negro the other day The
operation was perfect success but " hen
they undertook to arouse the negro, be
was dead. The paper says mo blame at
inches to the physicians Well, if they
were not TO blame, who were
4 FATAL ACCIDEXr-O On Satu rday
Inst, Mr. A X. Faris, an old and worthy
citizen Of the county, was bringing a
P load Of wood 70 town. As he was driving
down the Jones hill, The wool commenced
20 slide, ana the oil gentleman fell of. the
Ioodel wagon passing over his body, and
breaking or dislocating his backbone.
ON Monday tie physicians performed fhe
difficult operation of setting or replacing
the backbone Il : he opinion that his
recovery is next to impossible.
MURPHY OFFicERs. following ofIi
GERS were Monday night, elected 10 serve
the ensuing three months:
President-Geo. Warren.
Vice President.-W. d Csrhett. W T.
McCutchen Geo Wilburn ". Z. Gardner
John Cole, aud W Il. Gardner.
Secret airy -lhos Dozier
Asst Sec'y-AIbert kingnan.
Executive Committee IS. y. White.
" T. Buckner, Jos. kirkpatrick, G. l.
Raudle, f. ". Me,beney, W. T Buelncr
Jr, Mrs. Harriet Roulhae, Mrs ANUS
Robertson, Mrs. Charles Hubbard, AMI
Mrs. Chas H9lcomb
THE SoUTuW EsrERN KExTUcKY
MEnIc,L AssocI trIox.-The members Of
the above named Society must not forget
tlat fhc Association viii meet in Paiueah
ON Wednesday, May 10Th. At - The
profession of Southern Illinois, Western
Missouri, West Tennessee and the State Of
Kentucky i coriialiy invited TO be pres
emf at the appointed time. large meet
ing l. expected. District papers please
notice. J " SINGLETON, See'y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-10

mayIoI HENRY BUCHANAN
q TnE EPISCOPAL FEsrIvAL--A
EaIrLt,Nr Success. The festival given ~
the ladies Of Ike Episcopal Church at
Olt Fellows Hall Wednesday, was y most
brilliant success. The tables were cle-
gautly and beautifully arranged, aud
fairly loaded down with choice delicacics
mud good things. The beautiful and en-
lacious hall gave the Indies a splendid
4ivautaGe ia the way Of display, ami
heir excellent taste improved the oppor-
iunity. The attendance was large and
every body enjoyed themselves The la
lies must have realized over $3.50 for the
benefit OF their church The most inter
cs,ing and exciting seene Of the evening,
was the voting for the most popular eoung
lady in the hau Tie exciting contest fl
nally narrowed down between the names
cf Miss Belle Alexander and Miss Emma
NoCmcben Each vote cost ten cents.
Miss McCurhen receiving 70l votes and
Miss Alexander Ga - hen time called
closed the polls The friends OF the two
favorites, had considers le amounts Of
money on the table, when time wns called,
which was ruled out. Ii the polls could
have been held open for - minutes long
er. witlthe then state Of excitement, the
church would have reall zed several hun
bred dollars from this election. The cake
was sheR presented, in aneat little speech
bJ Mr. Harvey Atwood, TO the victor,
Miss Emma hcCutchen, who in turn pre-
scented it to the church to be sold again.
The cake, through this election, broaghI
s155 -.
We congratulate the ladies. one and all
on ,hs brilliant success Of their festival
Ne are also requested by The ladies' Of
the church, to return their sincere thanks
tothe pubic iea their kind and liberal
patronage.
\ Baby Show-The P,dneah Sun
thus introduces q domestic item of in.
tcrigencc:
Oar friend. Gross, the confectionery,
is preparing for u grand baby SHOW which
viii take place in the course OF a week
or ten days. Prizes viii be awarded Is
competent Judges TO The handsomest in
fant, the fr.t OF which will be a silver
cup. After the awards the infae,s viii
he placed ia baby carriages, Of whicl
Gross has a supply, ahd a procession vi
be formed, which, headed BY brass ban,
will parade the principal slree,s.
Entries will not be confined to PaduesI
alone but are open to the world.
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Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
aelter rom selrer.o.. Eaa.ls.

A4FEAEs sFeIA sgfa+E@hIs A'-1 80
Nucon. Ga. IS In letter 90 tae
Memorial A~,oci7tioo of Macon 10
re-p'u-e to an invitation 80 deliver an
address. jefferson Dlvi> said:
Let por any Of the Survivors i'm
rugu their ti,h by Offering the pcoi
fenlial plea thatlhey believed that they
were ri2ht I.at posterlty learn by
lhi- mnuunenf that yau commem arlie
msn Who died 10 % deirusive "ar; iha'
thcy dii not, rs has been IDLY stated
submit 10 n arbltraman' OF arm .''e
questions involving iaaIieuab.e ri4h'~.
inherited and he'd 10 tru-t for poster
rs, but thcy s'raye ior tbs State -over
eighty which their llther- ieli them
aud which it was their duty, u posi-
b e. 60 transmit to their children
i.et this mouumeut teach that hrr"l~nl
derives Is lu-tre from the lusilee 81
The cause 10 whicl.pi- displayed, add
it marks the iiffel1ice between war
wagei Tor . roHter Ike purpose OF
couque-t aud cue tofepel invasion TO
defend peoples hearrh- aul altar,
and to nlajutaiu thelr laws and iber-
ties Such was tive var in which our
heroes le,l, aed theirs Is the crown
which -psrkle- With gems Of patriotism
aud fishttou- ness, With aglory uud.n
med by ary motive OF d. sranlze
meat. or iuteut 70 iialct ruiu on others
We present mem % posierjty rs xe
smpies 10 be followed, aud g9j' -ecure-
IN Tor lie verdict Of mankind. vbea
know edge hall nave dispellea mis-
repre-. eataiion and deiu>ion lis NOT
unreasonable 20 hope that nature
reflection and close study Of the politi,
cal history ofthe Union may yer res
tore the rights pros,rared bg he
passions developed in our long anl
bloody var If howeger, it sEou d 5a
otherwise. then.
From our heroes graves shall come
In mournful tones the answer f.:
And if our children must obey.
they must bnt thinking on orr day.
Twill less debass them to submit.
yours faithfully.
81.
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s sfentse EEfmt.

In our style of climate. with is sudden
changes OF tempcratu, e-raiu, winI and
sunshine often iHtermingleG in q single
.iay lit is 10 wonder that oar children.
friends and relatives are frequeRtly tax
IN from rs by neglected colds half the
deaths resl lting directiy from this cause.
4 bottle OF {0scbee German S4rup kept
abont your home for Immediate use viii
,,revent serious sickness. large doctor
bill and perhaps death, by the use OF three
or four doses. For curing consumption.
be,uorrha IS, pneumonia, severe coughs.
.,.o,,p or any disease of the throat or
Isnqs. its success Is simply wonderful.
your druggist will tell yo" German
Sr,.up il now sold IN every town aud VII
- ON this continent. Sample bott e.
~. trial lde; regular sise 7Jc. For sale
hv Buck \ Cowgil.
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Ladies' E.Oo91 AT Tnis.
HENRY BUCHANAN.

HENRY BUCHANAN.
IL now receiving his new Summer styles
Of Ladies and Misses Hats. SundJwu s
Ne They are all the latest sty,es an'
entire different from anything N HieN
man. They are perfectly beautiful aa,
cheaper than can be found at any Other
house. [mayIO
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> Cooss ,goTxc.

\ rerishioner stopping wItb his pastor
was lnar;i ID 10 see him VISIT closet ef-
t,.r each met. and quietly take drink
from q suspicious looking bottle. His
duty compelled hin 10 demonstrate with
Use good maa on 'hjs deplora5le practice.
6Ht his m0.ti HcHtiol vas increased when
he was shown rlat il was bltile az bl.
A . simmons Liver Medicine that was
ase.t auI b.. was assured ihai 20 that ex
ceiient remedy the people were largelp'
indebtel FOR sermons free from dyspep tIc
symptoms, with which they htt been
altered until he was cured by this relia
bie remedy
This medicine is fov sale by BUCK s
CowGiLL who also have some trial pack
ges 10 be given away 20 applicants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-10

The Ladies' Aid Society desire to re-
turn their sincere thanks to Misses Liz
lie Hoicomhe, Millie Buck, Matte Rose,
Mrs Nora Fuaua, and Messrs Willie For
tune, Willie IIolcembe, Beverly Caldwell,
L. T. wootten. Sam. Laudram, jr., aud
Jackie MiiIet, for TIE assistance so kindly
rendered hem in their Concert.
Mas Lucy BUCHANAN, Prest,
TpA DrBow. sectt
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FEemry Euosaaaiars.

I 5 now receiving his Summer Stock Of
I New Goods. embracing ali tie novel;
ties for summer wear. Has pricts gives
aniversai satisfaction and his goods are
ct the very hest material. Csll aud ex-
aniine them. Ills polite ANA agreeable
clerks are always pleased to show Tie
goois and sell them az the very lowest
prices. Tma3iO
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El0n.t Fall Behind the
Dead Lime.

IuTIZEN Tax PAYERS, tie first If APri
Is fast approaching. This is Tho
ShrrifTs bend Line. Ii You fail 10 pay
and his securities in 80 per cent. damages
above ti,e taxes due. You have been in'
tuIscd ~ long MS The nature of tho case
will Admit You must now pay or take
the Consequences Of the failure Epon
yourselves. Respectfully,
maIe1 b. r. WALKER, Sheriff.
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While many Of our farmers are
complaining Of the damage to their
wheat and The bad prospect FOR a crop
It may be eonsolins them 70 know thai
the v heat in other partions of the
State is in. gond lx Tie Blue Grass
Clipper Saw: IL Is conceded on an
hands hat there never such .
glorious prosper ior heavy crop Of
small grain in this section as i now
held on to our farmers Wbithoat
a cold spell or heavy fro-t The Weld
of grain in Woodford county will be
the heaviest ever known
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AIsg5ESt Election.
Fer city HsarsEsn "a.

w are authorized to announce Mr
JAMES WARMER. as a candidate for re-
election 70 the office Of CRY Marshal
We arc authorized to announce Nv.
JOHN COLE as candidate for the Office
of City Marshal te
Fr Comfy JaFge
We re authorized 10 announce JOHN
81. WINGATE- ~ cauIiiatt for the Of
Gee OF County Judge, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. IA
We arc ou.horjzcl 70 announce IT, G..
BAILEY. as "a coudidnte for the office OF
County Judge, at the ensuing August
election
Weare authorized 10 announce SHELBY
+. DICK, as % candidate for The Office Of
County Jadge, at the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized 10 announce Judge
! II MONTGOMERY, as canl.itfe for
re election 20 the olllce cf County Judge
Of Fulton county.
For Gouny Coarf clerk.
We are authorized to aunouuce JOIN
A WILSON, as u candidate Tor re.e cleo
tion TO The Office or County Court Clerk.
Election in August.
Fyr Couny 1HorncV
~. o~. o,,.,.o~,z... q, ,,,ro.,.., cue p
! PpirfIrR o,,Iil,t. en- 49,,
D., tb. Once of C,,,,.y 4tt,ru.v -, ,l.a
..u.,iit,. efersion
Far .05lyjF
We are -aulho~izei 90 announce .. Il.
WALK Err. MS canlj3qte for re election 90
election. m
=,
f"F "6"o'
We are authorized TO Announce C. n.
- -; - ''i,,e tor '"e once u
w. o,,,,,,.;,,si, - a,,,,,,c. RoBT
I,rttt>-V - f,, The
ofr.o - -, H., - Aa,ust
election I'd
w.. ,,i.,,i,,.f,. .a--,,,,.oe JosE9H
,fpRI5A.rRfCf- .,,,li,;,te ION
fl.ootH.a. or iailer .. the ensdinr August
election -
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iI.t
sum " y = y -
ZINES an" ','''' '''.7
'o'' o'''' ''i'' ''''''s.o ''
commence pro- Ps! ing
OF s''d proves '''s '9
perry VIII Ho' come 10
other community "H''Ss ''s
hi''t 'Ae proper iha''s''S' P'''N
'erPrIse 70 grasp am mona '''
OF property owners ri1ic"ilug i"i- anu
that enterprise. is discourasing. \ large
majority Of the people Of Hickman want
these enterprises TO succeed and they
appreciate 'he Efforts Of those who try 10
START them, bat the bulk Of these 're rear
y not able TO help. This nRrro"s al' 70
public enterprises to only IA few ANA oil
these some are, and some are not Wiling
to help Take our College enterprise
which started ont 80 eneorragi"siy ana
which is SCOUT 10 end SO iugiofi'A- y.
Some II or 10 men came forward ii"ef''-
y, while perhaps an eqaai Number 'q 'ii-
II able and equally Interested won d'
anything. This latter class want 'a''
enterprise to succeed, bnt they want ''
done at the expense Of Others no" these
facts are exac " what re'aras all such
things and Hickman will never prosper
as long as such 'hings prevail You may
l. .f. . nal Z "a ID al "a
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The'foiio~ing IS lie official vote 80
county, ON Saturday last, for and as.,
TIPPING There were 90 votes pol.a,
AMI the majority against tippuno ~
29f- The following IS the vote by,
cinc's-there being no returns from a.
rid Bend
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OUR GERMAN CrrlzgNs some
times when that which is unpleasant OF
undesirable exist the best way is TO let
time provide i's own remedies; and some-
time the bes, way is TO have plain talk.
so that misunderstanding mHy be re-
moved. Whore there is a good Intention.
honest purpose, ANA kindly courteous
words. we believe reciprocal feeling
will be ordinarily returned by good si;'-
IONS Such view prompts this para
graph Then to the natter: There IS M
denying, right or wrong. hut that there
exists TO some degree, which has been en-
gendered by causes not our province 20
mention. feeling of alienation or va
rance. between American ana German
citizens Not that all Americans feel
thus-uor all rhe Germaus-5ut it eSis's
and there is no necessity fnr or good
resulting thcrerrom There may be and
are. peculiari1ies as 90 customs an ideas.
attributable to educational difference. ont
The common purpose of general COOL IS
common to all Tho German "a. citizen
Is thrifty, enterprjsin-. aesive ininsir..
oas, accumubtjvc WAYS pay their Iehfs,
and a great advantage 60 abe material
welfare OF my toyn or community This
nearly all tbinkins Americans couesla
aul hence they are always welcomed ~
Americans rs an element 60 he encouraged
and desired That the German s.au'i
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JRFFERsoN DAVIS.

Hopkinssilis New Era: The reports
made 70 u touching the couditioo Of
he wheat crop 10 this country are al
most too diScouraelng Tor recital MANY
farmers who, two weeks ago, had a
prospect OF a yield Of thirry busAe.,
per acre, DOW declare that hey will
not make seed. Coming as the faiiure
OF this crop does in ,ime of such
unexampied FINANCIAL distress. its effect
upon our people will be lruely disus
trous.
Catorpillars arc destroying the fruit
in Teuule sses.