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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09
Probate Court Docket.
AUGUST TERM, 1878.

First dag, Monday august II.
Elizabeth Schlomann admx. Schlo.
mann & Gocbel.
Friedrich Meyer G. and c. A. H. c.
f. 4 f. Meyer.
Anna Doneyer adms. Jacob Don
eyer.
Marguerite Diebold G. and c. minor
heirs of Wendell DiebOld.
VIM Wehmeyer g. and c. II. and S.
Stock.
Hasten Buschmann exc. Casper
Eueggcsick.
MathjIdc BOcs admr. John BOes.
Caroline Bison admr. c. t. a. Peter
Bison
p. w. Burchard adm. Francis Steen
Christian Sewing adm. d. b. Ii. ST.
mon Kiehl.
John Jobst Niewald exc. Friedrich
Hilkermann.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. d. b. n. Philip
Neckermann.
Sec0Hd 0dy, august Ism
John l.. Straub exc. Gottlieb Straub.
Johanna Tegeler admx. Louis Tege-
Ter.
William Obercromm g. s. C. G.& w.
Obercromm.
Wilhelmine Hcsemann admx. Will
helm HeScmann.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. Anna Nccker-
mann.
Chas. Kottwitz adm. August Schulz.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. d. b. n. VIM.
N~icbruegge.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. d. b. 1. Albert
Buddenik.
Henry Read adm. VIM. Blackwell.
Hermann Bruens .. and c. G. csc
IIosfcld.
~Margarcthe Baker G. ( c. T. B. and
Sarah Baker.
p. W. Burchard g. and C.. S. NJ. I. r.
W. J.. n. \. IL. ID. r. and J. J
Tayloc.
VIM. Bergerg G. and c. Geo. Motschon-
bach.
Henry Licscmeycr 6 and c. Louise
LicScmcyer.
Third day, august 18TH.
Dorothca Mueller Z. and C. G. L. c.
and c. Mueller.
Henry Read g. and c. John Bridges
and n. +. S. W. and G. NJ. Lacy.
J T Wcbmhochner g and c. II. W.
f. ). Z. J.. q. and S. Engclbrecht.
August Loehnig adm. Ernst Loeb
mig.
Francis NJ. Eaglin adm. Barnard
Riderhom.
jacob Finklang adm, Henry yogel-
sang.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. Jobst Broekcr.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. Friedrich
Homeyer.
Chas Hoffman, adm. Henry Gun
dali.
Chas. f. Kick admir- VIM. Web
meyer.
Hermann kopp adm. Mary c Kopp.
Adam Miller adm. VIM. Dowlcr.
Mary Stole adm. Francis II. Stole.
Fourth day, august 10Th.
Chas Beckmann G. and C. Nina
Beckmann.
J. B. Cantley 6. and c. James f.
Jarvis.
c. Homburg 6. and c. minor heirs
Of a. Pfotenhauer.
VIM. Hibler g. and c. N. E., T. J..
i'll, S. T. and B. II. Hibler.
II W Kramme e. and C. J G, A ?. C
Il and L NJ Holzschuh.
Peter Lair g. and c. Henry Rieger.
Frank Leuthnor 6. and C. o. E. and
". Kirchner.
Mary U. Mueller g.. and G. Auoust
Mueller.
Gottlieb Neuheuser g. and G. P. and
j. Schneider.
f. Rhodius g. and c. Charles
Schramm.
Jacob Rommel G. and G. Iouisa
Wickers.
Samuel Wodtly e. and @. Louis
Brandemar Gnsane.)
FRANCIS ONcKEN.
Probate Judge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09
Nbtmsrg GARNER,
Sdmen<Wei3en.

@er cine quite @eiScnernte mIlni6t,
fir n66ite8 3abr, Der fnufe fd BON
bem 8eriibmten 8i5marf @eiSen mel
der bieieS Snbr auf auSgemaQertcm
2an0c 80 bis 40 8uibeI per older &C..
brobt bat. Gr muroe in ct. 9ouis
inipj3irt un6 ais gSci;en SO. l be,eid.
net. gSegen lleber;euguna luenGe man
lid al SOban Sturbabu, Berger BOT,
tom. IS louie Sober, me!der bon
bieicm @eiSen wunidt, bel 3eiteu Der
ipreden, GA heritIbs iebr ibneu Nbiut
fnoet. 3u baben bel
Seiuri6 SinfbDltcr.
Berger, Mto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

We V'o'V" ute SluutI UrelOer OU .UU
SeidIO6cn : y 0OB Bic G~ilcnbabns
ld'lue[len bonn @borf gcnommcn iuer.
Den louen, auf llufoiten Ser G%iocntbii.
mcr.
p DAB Die Scrrcm 9. Gouss uno
sos. Coupon bencdridtigt merben
lOlen, cen Seitenweg ou8;ubcTern,
un6 Den Stumpen Dor MausS' Sous
an Der S6;Icr, swiiden Der SrOnt uno
2ten StrGBc, gu entfernen, uno penn
ni3t binnen S Sage seideben, 70 ion
eS bon Der Stobt aus 9ema6! unO bas
9eiesli6c &etentionsrs6t beamiprudt
perben.
81 0ob am sonntag Sen 11tcn S.
W., 8 llRr Woraens cine Srutee Sib.
un9 9ebaIteu wer6en ioq UNI bie Stabt
SroinanSen gu rcbibiren.
@ierauf Sertaguna,
81. 81 o b y GlerF.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

n@ Morsen @admittas Enbet All
Soermann's 6arun, bic bieIbefpro9ent
County : Contention 3ur grnennnne
BON &auOiOaten fur Die berf9iebener
GOuutbsgemter ftntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

HS> 3err gilbert GbritcI, Der mobl.
b~efGnnte Sattclmciiter, bat acacnmdrtie
cine grOBe uno pradtuoQe Nusmabl
2erren- uno 0~nmerinttcl an 9enb,
melbe er I'll eritnunIi6 bili9cn YreiIen
fur 8aar u%crfauft. @er icbt eintauft,
bat 8eIegcnbeit fir cine eeringe Cunt
NE flb in Den &eIiB eiueS pradtpouen
SattelS oHer eiueS uniib:rtrcfliden
Efereegei6irres gu Icben. Nfon ioate
Die 9lnltiae Gtler enbeit nidt unbcnubt
poruberaeben I0i1en, on man ni6t lueib
iule bnlo lih luieber cine 10Ide bietet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

SaT 9ebten Soantug @admittae
Sog elm Sewitterfurm iiber bieie @egent
Dem elm erqui6enber &esen folete. gu
6etIascn III nur bab OerieIbe ni9t !an'
ger anbielt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09
aI6ntffche GhnIern

Serrp Oabis' DesetabiIii6er
~Y a &iGer" be1bt Die Gigen.
tbimIiUteit niht nur ben Sdmers gu.
genbfidIiA gu befeitisen, fonbern aud
ben Miu9sn su resuIiren, Dem aansen
Sbittm Rraft uuo eeiunoe Sbdtiafeit
III Der'eiben, unb bieie geflrGtete
Seimiudune III beiieeen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09
@tnc %ecfnnbc Scc1c pobnt MIR in
etncnt ecfnnpen .66rper.

Weinigune unb Stdrtnng Der Ser
oauungSorgane, geIebung Ser Grndbrs
ung, Serbeferung Der eGfte,. @eiuio.
un9 oes 8Iutes: BARN Iiest bas game
Sebeimnib. Oies gu errei6en 8ir
tonnen gu oiefem 3ne6 fein MitteI
fpart'er empfebIen, oils Dr. 8lanPs
rSdarse Mebi;in".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

Ia Serr 9etnrit Sobns bat foeben
fuierer eiuen Sfen feinsS poraiiaIiden
GaItes, melaer tir @ausiuede allen
impOrtirten Salt in Sdntten iteUt se'
brannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

re- Mr5. Sobn WrnoIid, ct.
Grolr 60, @jsc., i6rcibt: Oa i'd 8 r.
u II 9 II it 6 5 i 9's9 a mburae
s ropen idon iibcr Elm Sa6r in
melner camille nit grebem Grfolae
9ebraubte, 10 iprede i'd hermit meinen
herSll6iten 0anf fir 6ie @obltbot BON
. r. q 9 It s. on s's $ q M b II r.
gerSropfen aus nnO m0dte Ie
leoem Seiocnben, Der Gin gutcS Sell
mttteI notbig bat, auf'S Bette empieb
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

ra 9titern Ibcn0 so9 Gin Idmeyer
Sturm iiber biefs 8eGenb, bod rihtete
lcrieI5e in Sol8s Der idIbenOen 8er9c
feinen S@aocn bicr an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

DeA- gSir hobeu nod cine 4n;abI
Der BON 9errn SEQ. $. Sing angefer'
tigten 9dnhfarten on 9an6, weIde mir
III Dem QuBerit biGi9en Breiie bon $500
pertaufen. Wer cine iol1e 81 beiiBen
Wuuidt ioGte balo noripre6en ba nur
nod mcnigs STempIare gu baben fnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

% Sur duterft biuiee SattIer.
tuauren 9ebe mar gu Gilbert GbriFeI,
eegenlber Dem @~nrttbaufe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09
Srnftce &erbaaolungc:,.

Me8eIn!dbi9e SjBung Gilt 3. Qluouif,
1878.
Qblueieno 9err Gigcu. 9crr G5riitel
8orlber pro tenn.
Sic RrotOfoIe bonn /. un0 6. SuIi
murOcn oerleien uuO ougcnommen.
6olgenoe Gehnungcn muroen CUR
3Qhluna %anQepieiru
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

BY Sn Der gtdbc o Orafe fbo6
Elm 6armer @amenS s9ultc, Dcr eini-
9'n Sagcu einrn ~iunGcn Mann, Sta
mems Wfoore, iucIder bon ieincn Gltcrn
0b0eianOt moroen war I'M ben Na4bar
gum 0reiden, weIdcs om nddlten
Sage itattftnoeu iOIte, einiuIaoen.
SSie cs ideint, lag ser Nadbar fir
9tEi6e ODER anbere5 g8llo auf Der 9auer
unO in Der Gunfelbeit ben iunsen Ntaun
fur ioIdeS b%nlten6, fcuerte er auf i'm.
Gtni8e Der Sdrote trnfeH ben abnurqs>
Ioicn &eiter unb berurfa6ten Iebr
ldner3baftc, ieood nidt l~cbcnagefabr,
ltde Munoen. 9iele5 ioqte Scbermann
ais Warnuns %bicnen, nidt eber ouf
eInen @eGenitauo Su ~feUern, ais tis
mar ii1cr wcib, mas man Dor I'd bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

Gg- 81 ebler'5 Yorf If
fIr8tld fir ous 4tbrItcu BON Sic gtica
unO ais 0nopUuft fir 0ompfboot-
%cr9niigun0sfa brtcu cin0eridtet Nor,
bcn.
Ser YIob 10 ME sic ~Ncrduniqc Sang
bale lte5en ancntaeItlid CUR &crfi9ung.
9fOtis iolte Dor Der @nfunft 9cgeben
mcr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

RA Our Seier Der 9riiubuns Ser.
mann's b%ernnfaIten 6ie Serren
8fautf@ & &ubn einen aroben Ban in
Der Concert Saae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

HA SeOen Sonnta9 Ice Cream su
babeu in Der Goncert.9ane bon
8fautid & Subn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-09

Srn6et Senb, Sreem Strict,
Auguft De ste 1878.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07
monument in Ohio, which will cost
$150,O00. ..

monument in Ohio, which will cost
$150,000. r.5
3 lovers sat beneath the shade,
And ! un2 the other said ..si
"How IA g that you be9 .......
Hath smiled upon this suit of mine,
II 5 heart, 1t palps 4 you
Thy voice is idu8 melody
'|Tis 7 TO be thy loved l, g.
Say 0y nymph, wilt marry me- I"
Then lispsd she soft, "Why, 13ly /"
st. Louis Journal.
Two Genoose recently fought O
duel In small boats on the high soa,
Just outside OF their native port.
Without witnesses. they fought with
knives till one of them, the lover of
the other mans wife. was killed,
and sank TO- the bottom With
weight around his neck, tied by the
feSocious victor. The latter then
came into port and gave himself up,
a prayer meeting was in progress
ina church in Mount Vernon, Ind,
and a political procession. mistaking
the lighted edifce for the hall in
which tho mass meeting was to- be
held, marched in with. banners fly
ing. to the music Of q full band, and
gave three, cheers for it's candidate,
The Clergyman invited the politi-
oians to stay "for their souls sakes,"
but they declined.
A. female elephant in the Phila>
delphia Geological Garden >. was
greatly frightened by the recent gale,
and when she cut one OF her feet on
the glass Of q broken window hor
terror YES. complete. She sat on
her hahnches. held up her wounded
foot. and believed loud and long.
When the keeper entered her male
companion had his trunk wound
round her foot. as though trying to
comfort her. rs. .".'7 -. p'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07
SING ULAR SUPERSTITIONS.
How Some Miners Think They are
Forewarned Of Death.


How Some Miners Think They ore
Forewarned Of Death.
There are wonderful things to be
studied in the vast laboratory where
nature has stored her treasures.
The mon who toll in the caverns Of
the ground and tread the endless
windings of the drifts have their
presentiments of coming calamity,
and ut times feel the touch Of death
in the very air. A Virginia (Nev.)
Chronicle reporter was talking with
an old miner a few days ago who
implicitly believed that no death
ever took place in the mines with
out q warming If some kind. "You
see" he said, "death never comes of
sudden upon the men in tho mines.
You reporters write up accidents
and tell how something gave way or
fell quick and killed somebody.
Now, this amt 80. There's always
some warning. When I see my
lantern begins to bum low down and
blue, I know there is danger ahead.
If it keeps on for few days and
then begins to waver and flicker, I'll
watch it close to see where it points.
Now, yon may set me up for o. fool,
but what I'm tellin' is the gospel
truth. When the flame leans over
{as if it was being worked by blow
pipe) and points to man, death
has marked him. Some years ago
when Bill Hendricks was killed in
the Savage, the flame of my lantern
pointed right to him for over an
hour, and when he moved the fame
would turn, just Us if Bill was load
stone AMI tue h,me was mariners
needle. 1 knew he WAS gone, and
toll him to be careful about the
blast. We'll, he got through that all
right, and got Oh tue cage. AS we
went up, the candle kept acting
strangely, and at times the fame
would stretch out long and
thin towards Bill. At length it gave
sudden flicker, and Bill reeled
to one side and was caught in the
tinhers. 7 heard his drcadful cry
as he disappeared down the shaft,
and while he was bounding from
side to side, dnshing ont his brains
and scattering his flesh down to the
bottom, my light went out. /
never lit that lantern again. It
hangs up in my cabin now, and it
always will. There's more in
candle flame than people think. I'd
ro j. ~, ooo a onoLo,l ,.o,o),,o, ,,~,,4
cd at me than candle flame; q
revolver sometimes misses, but
candle flame is sure to kill when it
starts towards man. I must start
for my shaft now. Don't give my
name to anybody. There are some
who would laugh at me-" The man
here picked up his bucket and
walked away. There are plenty of
miners on the Conn COCK who have
just such surerstitlons. Some be-
lieve that bad and good luck come
in streaks, just Ns quartz and
property. For three years past
there had been no accidents in the
North Consolida ted Virginia until a
few days ago, when Champion had
his thigh crushed. The miners
said at once that q ''bad streak" had
been struck, and more accidents
might be expected. Yesterday two
more men were injured by falling
thirty feot into the sump. This was
caused by the breaking of two
inch plank that seemed able to bear
q dozen men.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07
BEN BUTLER'S BIOGRAPHY,
WHERE HE CAME TROM--INCI-
DEHTS IN HIS CAREER.
What a Reporter Learned III Ride
With the Essex Statesman--B Ben Tells
His Own Story.

With the Essex Statesman--Ben Tells
His Own Story.
[F}om The Ne,o Yorlc Sm.]
The weary way was enlivened by
General Butler relating many re-
minlsceDces of varied and active
life. I picked up, in this way, some
scraps of biography. General But
ler's grandfather and father were
seafaring mon. His grandfather
served, however, as cavalry officer
i'll the revolutionary army until he
was rendered unfit for duty by q
broken log. He then fitted out a
privateer and captured an East
Indian SO large that he hoisted his
little craft on deck and sailed into a
port Of Portugal. His grandfather
on his mothers side was also a
privateersmap.
General Butler was
BORN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LILO AoOhCI dioI SlA IHOuGllS UGIOIC
at ST. Christopher, in the West
Indies. "The piece of land on
which I was born," General Butler
said, "was so stony that in driving
the COWS mile to pasture I often
jumped from one stono to another
the whole distance" When he was
nino years Of age his mother re-,
moved to Massachuse It's, where an
old uncle lived. There We're but
few houses at Lowell then.
II have shot squirrels in the
woods Oh the hill where my house
stands" General Butler said. 81
have lived in that house twenty
Gig hit years. There all my children,
and Sue and Blanche were born"
With some emotion, after u pause,
he added: "For more than forty
years l have lived among the people
of Middlcsex county, coming in and
going oJic before them. 4 man is
known by his neighbors. do not
believe you will find one Of mine
who will hot tell you I have been
n gool citizen, a good husband and
Il good father"
General Buffers uncle assisted
him to prepare for college at Dexter
Academy, and to go through Water-
vile College. tI was wild boy"
General Butler said, "but not bad
one. I did not lead in all the
schoolboy pranks, but I was we'll
up with the foremost. It was an
orthordox Baptist institution, and
the Rev. Mr.. Smith, the same, by
the way, who wrote My Country,
'tis of Thee,' was our chaplain. We
had to get out of bed at 5 o'clock
in the morning to attend prayers,
and were obliged to 60 to church
twice On Sunday and lectures once
n week. It is true," the General
said, laughingly, "that I helped put
a horse i'll the chapel one night, and
L learned then how to make horse
go when he doesn't want to go, 81
trick that served me more than
once in the army After the boys
had tried in vain to lead or drive
the old horse, I took him by the
head and backed him down the
stairs. I often showed my men
how to get horses on boat during
the war by backing them along n
plank"
"Another of our
FRANKS AT COLLEGE
was breaking up an abolition meet"
ing The English philanthropist
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07
"VEGETINE,'" ="

Lays Boston physician, "has no equal as
blood purlter: Tearing Qf Its, many wonderful
ted the laboratory, ap CONVINCED myself OF
us genuiIo merit. It Is prepared from barks.
roots and herbs, each .of which IL highly effec.
tive and they are compounded In such q man.
ner % to produce astonishing results" % .I3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07

"Handle it carefully, Marier," +"
SAID an economical citizen, as his
wife was iamming his old shirt into
the rag-bag. "That shirt repre-
sents capital It may be turned
into q million dollars worth of
Buffers cheap rag money when the
old man fixes things, ard capital
should be treated With respect. No,
Marie, don't sell it to the junk man :!
Lay it carefully away as fiat money T.
Zuua,toa, Gazette.
The Nevada inventors aspire to
rival the wonderful achievement ts of
Edison, and perhaps the greatest
triumph yet reco, ded by them is the
Invention of a combined butt
er churn and accordeon. The
cream is placed in the lower part of
. the ACCORDION, and while the player
! is drawing "Sweet Spirit, Hear Ny
Prayer" out of the instrument.
wooden attachments to the keys are
chnrning the butter.
There is so much destitutton in
New York that men have become
desperate, and don't care what they
do to make living. There were no
leas than five candidates for mayor,
J all of them men who have heretofore
been regarded as highly respecta-
-....-..- L--L. u itIi,Ets -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07

n
ohsa q ss Si9y ycs SSn4sF vs
ssS
iasz 1 an
Vegetine
10 the great Blood Puriner. ...
Vegetine "...
Will cure the worst case OF scrotula.
Vegetine ..
is Fsssnn'n4Hse ss.s 'es physicians and apo'Ases
r.. r.. ~Vegetine .'os ID.
Has sssss sssssa noe cures An cases of m
~.aVegetine .oa.
urssth, w':." '.'ss Caaksr. :,
'... .,. Vegetine ;.
Mest: With wonderful, success In Mercursa, dis. =
.%. '"V'eeget1lji1n''e = .,.@ b.. 49,. ..'.." e..
VIII eradicate salt R,aeum from the system. I.,r
VegetiAe .."...s. ....... .
Removes Ptmples .ad uumors from the face. ,l.a
-Vegetine oa. .."s.~.. i,
Cures Constipation p ara regulate. the Bowols.
Vegetine-
IL . valuable remedy for Headaehe.
VN'.egetine y. 49,. ~. -"
VIII cure Dyspepa@ t.apoo .f|. "a a. ...,I
Vegetine ioa'". "a. IS. q. ..'" ...'...
Re.t1eres t1as tho sntro systepa ia healty eond'.
,.-L.aa&.h { l'D3rs mir tor
:"o Vegetine @"o wv -
Removes tho cause awe Of ppzl4 plsspeys W.
6 oc'E:l oV egetine .~>~, ........ - '',".. Z.
Relieves v.l,tnetsps the stomach. % ar1 ii
Vege1ttiiin,ee |.".".... .".o.o...s
csres Pains In tho BACK. 9od o~l i l'no 1nn
'VegetineI I"5 n ... "...''5' ...a 1.I u
Bneosu.,ly cures s4ansy corhp,s1nt,a .tm1j} !
4 /, ..tVegetinlee '9@1, "5'slo, =. y" +. !
10 anea.ye ia ,ts oats 81 reaa,. weaxpess, 7 -
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Az grrasSyynSg,s grrasSyy pa4tapo sa4, ,:sr.2 s'.,.
yt lssssSlt 4, y'''a ~ lp,rI'sssltt's lp,rI'sssltt .3a,
Ne 800 , ",Staa5slsr fs,' 4ti;; fFtR tybgp It,I'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-07

FEARFUL IGNORANCE IN New York
1t is a pretty serions fact that in
this city of New York there are to-
day 20,532 grown-up, men and wo.
men who can neither read nor write.
1t is O still more serious fact that,
while per centage of favored lads
and misses are getting q, -smattering
of the "higher English branches ut
the expense of the whole !, body, of
taxpayers, thousands Of little ones
are to: day growing up in ignorance
because there is no room for them
in the, public Schools. This, must
be ded.--NeD York. Svn.a }s. i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9th. 1873.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9th, 1878.
Present: VIM. Guthrie, Pordyce
Bates, John Whitmore.
The following proceedings are had
The petition Of the citizens of Douglas
City, Indian Greek and Hay Fork laid
over for the Term.
The Bin OF Geo. w. Ward laid over
for the Term.
Itls ordered by the Board that the
Clerk insure the Court House and in the
same Companies, and that the Clerk be
authorized to draw warrant on the
Contingent Fund for the same.
Ordered, That Warrant for $500, for
repairs on the Sturdivant Bridge, be
drawn on The Bridge Fund in favor Of w
Q. Given.
Ordered, That per capita tax OF
Three Dollars for the year 1879, for Road
purposes, be and the same is hereby levied
The contract heretofore existing with
Q. W. Craig for County Prntlng is
hereby ordered renewed.
The following demands on the General
Fund, audited, allowed and ordered paid:
VIM. Guthrie. ie,.....,.,.................. 90
FordYce Bates................. ......,..., ~ 90
John W hitmore...,........"....,..,... 81 90
The AUDITORS yearly report received
and accepted.
Ordered, That the Board do now ad-
journ for the Term.
WM. GUTHRIE, Chairman.
FORDY CE BATES,
JOHN WHITMORE.
Attest: j M. ESTES, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

DON'T FORGET IT.-Ifyou are troubled
with nervousness, are disheartened, tired
of lite, fear death or feel cut Of sorts a.
the saying is, you may safely coneuds
that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver is very apt to be-
come torpid this season OF the year as
posons arising from stagnant water or
decaying vegetation are more numerous
and are through inhalation taken into the
blood. Unless the liver is strong and ac-
tive, and furnishes supply OF fresh and
pure blood to drive out theimpurities, the
above mentioned symptoms surely fol
low, and if not heeded, end in more ter
mble diseases and death. Whites Prai-
rie Flower proves itself the Great Liver
Panacea. It's action on the liver is diff
erent from any medicine ever compound
ed. Its cures are truly wonderful. Price
% cts and 70 cts. aug1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

FILLING UP.-GuptiIl 6 Maoney, on
Indian Creek, and Masen s. Thayer at
Douglas City are receiving heavy stocks
of General Merchandise at their respect
i've establishments, and will furnish the
people of their localities with all the ne
csssaries and many OF the lu1uries oflife
at living prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

VERY HANDSOME. The Union Hotel
proprletors feel justly proud over the new
sign at their place OF business. II was
executed by Stuart, tho Painter, who tas
been with US for several weeks and is a
master hand at his business.