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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
Published Thursday June .sth, t-s0. /
Ordinance No. 3O9.


Az ORDINANCE providing for the construction
of certain sidewalks
BcR onLru.ef BY f.S Niyor s-i ossc.lAu~a u ne
Cfy ef!Sli.a
SECTION That every owner 81 any real estate
ai,uttins the west iii. a; Tenth street, In the
city of salina, bet~een Iron Avenue aud Walnut
street, j. hereby required 10 build 10 be
biit an OF before the firsi day OF August, i--o q
sidewalk In front OF such r~si estate, in q manner
described Ia -ecii.n 81 this ordinance, and to
the sai-iseiisn aud approval of the Committee
sidewalks.
Sra. > That every o.ner Of any real estate
Auditing on be naffh side OF Walnut street In aid
'Hy, between Tenth street and the vest SIDE Of
Third street, l. hereby required bald or cans
Ia be built OF t-,for. the firSt day Of Aagast
ls~1 and 10 MAINTAIN a Sidewalk In front Of such
real estate an aid street, ia q ie-crib-d
n section OF this ordinance and To the satisfaction
and approval OF the Committee ON side~slks
skc. Thai the Sidewalk provided for by acc
tion- and OF this ordinance shall b. oi even
grade throughout, TO he Determined by the city
Engineer. and -ha Nv baili Eve feet four inches
SIDE, of brick xith stone curling. Of god
quality of plank t~o inehe. thiek and spiked si,h
5tf-nny nail.. and supported by thr-r 2ss inch
stringers ssil lspIed and s;,ik-d siih i.enry-
prnny nsils The >tribs-rs shall - laid sJ-Bn
nai stones pseed nj nrer'ai. 81 MT than four
feet
>rc 1. The Committee on stiss.lk.. shall. a.
soSB practicable after the ar; day sf August
Aforesaid, cause sidewalk. 10 b. Constructed 90
Tenth aud Walnut street. between the iin,sis de-
hn-d IN -.-cfisns aDd 81 this orsii and In
the manner sf-eih-d in s~cfion 3of ,hi. oriinanes
Ia front of all LOT. and premi.s- sha>e owner
shall not have e.anpiied With the foregoing ~
quir-uc nts. And shsl r~tssrt their yrs-~sfinss to-
g-ther With the isnsth % the .ids II ..eh 81 on
.hieh such ssisvAik is Constructed zpi the s<taal
enPrnsr Of the sane ssr zach q aid 80. 10 the
Mayor and ,ssbeil nj shicb rryssr SHALL - Ia
writing and hi.d ssd preserved by thu CITY G~rk.
SIC The ekp~b~r Of buildinz ssch ado ala.
by ssii Committee shall h.. As->~-sf sxzln.f The
real e.is'e sstlnz iher~"a. ADD eoii-ci-i o''sr
49, h Al s.fA
ssc. Tbs. ordinance shall take ss~c, sss ~
In force from and After iss psbiirsisn In the
SALINE corsrT JorEsAL
Apfrosed Jane zist. f--s
wN EERs. Mayor
Attest. Z. T. BOWEN. CITY dsrt.
CITY Clerks Bepest
For The Quarter endisg June Is. Isss.
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ssss- pa =
Received -s.e- apsii isi. Geeer.i rssd % %
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01

THE es-Sans<nsie h<r-ssssre exissias h<xseep
u Ens.~ q MsSs<y kss tkis d! h<~s ats-dsex
~ ssss.ai c-e-rsf Jsrsh Msxirr suyias IL inter
81 Il Mr.. kss~- JsrsA ns<i<r s-sso>s ~ IT,
Arr ss-Srkas1s~xs snA urn c.isrs1 al A<tAs-
KRAUsE AUeLER-
Jsiy I. lsss asv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
KANSAS POLITICAL POINTS.

From the Atchison Champion.
If any ranking bitterness of sOul''
survived the contest of two years ago,
surely Gov. st. John is not the object
against which il should be directed.
He was the mere accident of q pOliti-
cal struggle. Out of nearly three hun
dred delegates, he Was the choice of
only fifty-siX. That he was made the
legatee of dov. AnthOny's forces was
not his fault.
We do not believe that. in the men,
ton of Gov. ~. John which has so eX-
cited the ire of the capital, We did any
injustice to the Governor. That jour
nal will not deny that st. Johns NOM
jnation was made over u gentleman
who was serving his first term. We
don't think il will deny that he has
managed 10 excite sharp antagouisms;
that he ran behind his ticket nearly
ten thousand votes in 1873; and that
he will, ii re-nOninated, lie very GER
tain to .up far behind his ticket again.
The Capital has a right TO regard the
Governor as 1.-The peer in ability of
any man whose name has been men,
toned as Il probable or possible candi-
date In a country of blind men, a
one-eyed man would he King. But
the tapitdt will, perhaps, pardon us
for asserting that there are forty or
fifty thousand men in this State Of
ours who are the peers of the Cover
nor in ability, integrity, or services in
behalf of Kansas. The Governor, we
think, will he stronger in the Conven-
ton this year than he was two years
AGO And tlris fact coucl,lsiyelY
proves, rs we have said. that his iden-
tification with the temperance move
ment ''has done more for him than he
has done for it," In brief, We said
nothing concerning Coy. st. John
that was not in strict accord with the
truth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
To he NcPhersoR County Central Com
0ittee OF the 3eth Senatorial District.

mittee OF he 3eth Senatorial District.
The members of the Mcpherson
county Central Committee Of the 36th
Senatorial District are requested to
meet with the Republican Central
Committee of the 36th Senatorial Dis
trict of Kansas, i'm the City of Salina,
on Saturday the 18th day of July, lSsO.
for the purpose Of calling Senatorial
Convention. CHARLES FERN,
Secretary.
Mcpherson county papers please
copy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
Notice for Publication

LAND Opvses s,usa, kansas,
Jsa- 9Th, l-si
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01

pulmonary diseases. Attending pfompt relief
and rapid cures. and Is adapted TO patients Of
any age or either sex. Being very palafable.
ordinary Coughs, Colds, sore Throat,
Bronchitis, lnfuenza, ClerUman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Croap, and ca.
tarrh, the effects of ATER's CHERRr PRc-
ToRAL are magical. and multitudes are an-
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. Ii should be kept
at hand in every household for the pro-
lection it affords in sudden attacks. In
wh0opinG. cough aud Consumption
there IL no other remedy % ef6cacious,
soothing. and helpful.
Low prices are inducements 10 try some OF
the many mixtures, or syrups, made Of cheap
and ineffective ingredients. now offered.
which. a. they contain NO curative qualities.
can AFFORD only temporary relief. and are
sure to deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; and il Is dan-
gerOus experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines. from the great liability that
these diseases may, while 50 trified with.
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you may
confidently expect the best results II is a
standard medical preparation. Of known and
acknowledged curative power. and Is As
cheap as its careful preparation aud fine
ingredients will allow. Eminent ply sicians.
knowing its composition. prescribe II in their
practice. The test OF half century has
proven its absolute certainty To cure all pull
monary complaints not already beyond the
reach Of human all.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Z Co.,
Practical aud Analytical Chs@ists.
Lowell. Mass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
Publication Notice.

ears1r E or s s.lisr ""' Di'o''' Our.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01

frss the Topeka Capital
A SILLY canard was started few
days ago by the Democratic pres that
Grant had declared his intention Of
supporting Hancock. OF coarse the
lie was given 10 the report Al once
However, IL was said that the thing
started from the fact that Grant had
sesteyi his belief that Hancock would
be elesfsd. which rumor wealsO believe
to BE- false. end that Grant satd moth
lag q the Kidd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01

From the NrOis>ha rec Press.
Prominent among the many candi-
dates for Governor and the most
practicable man for the Republicans
to nominate, is T. &. Henry, Of Abb
lene. Ii is due that section Of the
State, which is fast becoming one Of
the most populous and best developed
portions, which gives them n right to
demand the executive officer. Besides
being in the right locality Mr.. Henry
possesses the mental strength. being a
man of fine culture and executive
ability, a sound. Woodworking Repub-
lican and a successful farmer. He has
been for the past few years promi-
nently identified with the agricultural
interests of this State. He was our
representative mt the Centennial, and
for the past two years Regent of the
State Agricultural College at Manhat-
tan. His success Is farmer, the only
profession he lays claim to. has been
splendid, and he has become known
as the kansas Wheat King"
No man will suit the southern pOr-
ton Of the State better than T. {.
Henry, and he will undoubtedly be
the next Governor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01

SOLD ~ ALL DEvoei-rs EyERv~nEHE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

e. "Oh, dearl feel so tired, 4"
sighed Mrs. HIckenIooper, as she sank
into chair. well, I should think you
should be-" growled Mr.. Hickenlooper,
as he put on his coat TO 60 out: :'you
tramped around more'n seven miles
this afternoon making your silly calls.
] should not call myself half bright If /
did such thing" And then he went
down street, and walked nine miles
around q billiard-table poking ivory
marbles With q stick, at twenty-five
cents an hour, and she thought how
hard he had to work 1T bis business.
poor man, when he came home at mid
night aud dragged his enfeebled limbs
into bed. Some women are just like
that.-R0ckLand Courier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

How MAGGIE FELL.-" You ough
to have seen me-" said the vivacioui
young lady to the new minister. "PG
Just got the skates on and made start
when ! came down on my -"
maggie !" said the mother.
"What! Oh, il was funny! One
skate went one way, and the other'r
'tOther way. and down ! came on my
-"
Margaret !" reprovingly spoke hel
father.
swell, whata They scooted from
under me, and down | came on my
"Margaret !" yelled both parents.
ION my little brother who had me BY
the hand, and liked to have smashed
him. Now, what's the matter 2"
The girls mother emerged from be-
hind the coffee pot, sigh Of relief es-
capped from the minister, and the old
gentleman very adroitly turned the con-
versation in political channel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

ANIMALS AT DIFFERENT HEIGHTS.
Different animals ascend to very DIFF
Serent heights. Thus, for example. the
orang-outang il confined to the hot and
Lamid coasts Of BorLso, while the most
snub-nosed Of all apes (Sema0pifheeus
yoralEane) was found BY Pere David
amid the snowy mountains Of Moupin
in Thlbet, at an elevation Of {, 900 feet,
in . region where frost and snow last
for several months. Most Of the great
cats are inhabitants Of warm regions
only, but The tiger hourishes in the
AMOR country ia an almost arctic eli
mate. In Europe, the bear IL found at
an altitude Of over 5000 feet. bat the
badger does not seem TO have been met
with above 5000. The channels and
hex ascend Qn the Alps or Pyrenees)
TO between the region Of trees and the
snow-line; bot The faIlow-deer does not
extend sbove 5000 feet. While the
camel Is an inhabitant Of the plains, the
allied American form--the Ilama--as-
eendS 10 Il, 900 in the Andes, and the
Burrhel sheep Of Central Asia bounds
along az an altitude Of 1900, where
man breathes with difficulty. Although
seTpents are creatures loving warmth
and Astounding in both humid forests and
arid plains, yet boas ascend the Andes
5000 feet, and the viper rs found in the
AIps 5000 feet above The sea. The
greatest height attained by any large
animal seems 10 be that attained by the
great condor vulture, which scars more
than $4,000 feet above the sea-level.-
As 10 the inhabitants Of dilIerent depths
Of the ocean, We yetknow little, as only
an infinitesimal portion ofits floor, at a
greater depth than that Of $500 faith
oms, has been explored. The great
ocean area is that Of the South Pacific, |
Of which all other oceans and seas may
be regarded as diveTticular or reaches.
the most important being the great Off
shoot constituting the Atlantic Ocean.
Until few years ago, the distribution
Of life beneath the seas surface was
supposed 10 fade away downward into
lifeIess, abyssal depths beneath 1t. an
swering TO lileless, iee-clad peaks above
il. II now appears, however, that there
is no depth-limit to life, especially OF
animal life. No plants. indeed. are
known to 1--we at great depths, and 100
fathoms seems practically to limit what
is generally understood as vegetation.
Animals, however, do live at the low
est depths. though probably in dimin-
ished number; both as regards species
and individuals. At depth OF 1000
fathoms the ocean fauna present much
richness and variety.-S. Y. G. .MiUGrt,
in Contemporary RerieU.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
PROFESSIONAL.

B. HAMRn CAMALEER. EMocH B. ABBLL
THE undersigned, Attorneys at Law and So
} licitOrs In CbanceFy, have, this lst day Of
January, 1880, formed q co-partnership In the
practice OF their profession. under the name and
sfyle Of Camalier & Abel. They viii practices
in the county Of Sc. Mary . aad the adjoining
counties.
Especial attention will be paid to thseollse-
ton of claims.
ones In the Court House. Address
CAVALIER 4 ABELL, Leonardtown,
ST. Mays county, Nd.
B. HARRIs CAMALI8R,
EMOaM b. ABBLL.
Jan Q, IsSo-R
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
Spring Arrangement.
Weems' LIne Of Steamers 60 the
Patuxent River.

On and after SATURDAY, February 3lst, the
sseamers PLANTER aud WEN0NAH will
run as follows:
Steamer PLANTER viii leave Pier Light
Street, Wednesdays and Saturdays, n 80 ..
n. for Palnxent River as high up as Benedict,
calling AZ Fair Haven, Plum Point, and Gov
ernor's Run. Returning, win leave Benedict At
a. m, and Milestone Landing nc 10 .. nm. on
Mondays and Thursdays for baltimore: calling
on Saturdays and Mondays 81 Abell's Wharf; ai
Planters Thursday; and a. Williams On Mon-
days.
Freight received 1t Pier 9, BightSsrees, on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Grsaner wENONAB VIZ leave Pier Light
Street for Bristol, On Sunday Nightat so'cloek.
Returning, win leave Bristol 81 ~ O'Clock, N,
on Mondays for Baltimore; calling 1t River
Landings below Benedict for passengers only.
Freight received at Pier Light Street on Sat
urdays for Landings above Benediet.
S.H. FORBES,
Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Fee ls, fse0-tf. Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

n.n0n A MONTHguaFanssed $l3 aday
W. nc hone made BY the Industrious.
Capital not required; We will start
WlUItI zen. Men, women, boys and girls
sake money fastsrat work for ms than at any
thing else. The work IL light aud pleasant, and
such as any one ean 20 right a.. Those who are
wise who see this nokies will ssnd as their adj
Oumt and tsrms free Now 10 the time. Those
already AZ werk are lsyiag up large SANS 81
neaan. k4essss 7R1 koos. Augnsaa,
Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

0SpOf agentleEan recently deceased,
friend said to news gatherer: "He
was in the legislature one year, be-
lieve; but would not say anything
abost that. Otherwise his life was tree
from blot"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
p. MANN,
No. 2o7,7th street, N. =.
tOppOsite Centre Market,)
WASHINGTON, D. C.

m-E. GALATTI, formerly ofthis county.
is now connected with the business Of P. Mann,
and viii be pleased to receive calls from his old
81. Marv's friends and will make prompt res
ponsc to any orders they may sead him in bis
line of business.
Feb. 10. 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
NOTICE.

HAVING land papers and feld notes Of near
IL j. every tract Of land n the county, viii
be pleased TO aid parties wishing my services rs
Surveyor in locating their lines or boundaries.
ca be found IN LeonardtowH on Tuesdays.
sWN. ]. WATHEN,
March IL. lss0-tf. County Surveyor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

lam now prepared to duplicate any
order purchased in Baltimore, Wash
ington or elsewhere. Delivered on
board free. No charge for boxing or
Battling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

8afdburnt's 8~eliebisteit bel Der
Deutfdsn entiprinst bauptia9ti9 ben
SAuBe, uel9eu er uniersn in Yaris
einseidleFensn 9anoSleuten udbreur
her 8eIaaerun9 iener Siu0t uno ua.
mentIi9 wdbreno Der Sdre6ensberr'
iaaft Der Commune su Shell uerbea
lieB. WobI aber fdeint IS am RlaBe,
BEN @6Beneultus eeeenuber, ueIder
nit Dem 0amcn Wdfdburne aetrieben
lpirb, Die Serbienite oeIelben einnal
auf bas r;htige Waab 3urii6iuflbren.
llnb Oa lit beruor,ubeben, bo6 Nass,
mas bon Seiten @aiaburns's fir Die
Oeutiben in Saris getban tpurbe, auf
Ssfsbl 9rant's bes bnmaliaen 8riii.
benton Der 8rr. Stanten, aei9ab.
Nis Die iibriaen @eianbten Ylris ber-
lieBsu, wanote Ih 8lihburne tele.
arlphiid an @rant nm Sntruetion unb
erbieIt BON bieiem len 8efdeio. boB er
aut ielnem Yolten auSbarren foue, 10
LANCE nod eia c~iusiaer Seutfder in
8aris fsiues 'Sduees bebiirfe. Ser
oieut oaber @afdburne's 8erbaIten
udbrenb Der Barrier Commune Nner-
fennuna. uno mir limo sic 9ebtsn, mel
DE ibm tieie Dorentbalten
10 lit Ao4 Ole 5lnoIuugsueife oes
Mlnnes, ivslasr idn bisies g~erhalten
boridrieb, fderlia nidt. peniser
perSienEboa. @Ii9burne blt f9tieb.
lid bod in BIris II feline 8Fi&t I'M
GintIang NIT ibrn sesebenen senauen
Nnue'iungen getban. Or wlt i'm @e.
fentli@en wciter ui6ts ole oas Runb'
ifid Granite, uno foate babsr bic
6roae on bic Oeuti@sn berantreten
v@em fu6 mir fur bas, uaS tpdbrenb
Der Yarifer Commune fur uaiere
Don Stiteu Der @eaieruns
Der Ser. 9taateu uno ibrsr Srecue
lit, mebr gu Oant uerpfti@
tst. Grant ODER Bafaburne ?" 70
fam Die Nntiport uerninftiser Neiie
ni@t anSers als gu 9rniteu bes Griteren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

Der idone 8oienmonat III Dor Del
Sbire. OaS 3eiaen niht bios Die Sem
3eoiAte, Die bubenomeile in ZEN 3eit-
ungen eriheiuen unb ipie Wirsa S6ai-
fp bon 9lebs uuo Sriete. BON Come
uno Monne uno abnlihen poetifder
N0otria iiberi6dumen /; ous bepsiien
nidt bios Die tnospeuoen Bdume unN
Strduder, Die griin.nben @ieien, oil
soIbensu Sirubiahrsmoreen, Die bert
lideu 9Roreen unb N6euor6tbeu unb
Der tuside 3aud, Der fA III f%anftsn
5Sarben Iber bic fernsn Raltunsen
uub 9igel lagert ; baoon scugen niht
bios Die rieoerfebrenben befeOerten
Sanger, ole &otbtebIben unO Slaub0'
aeI, wel9e ibr OomieiI auf's Neue in
uniereh 8drten auf9eihlaaen baben,
ODER Die braungcisoerten Spaten, Gle
in neuermuhter 2iebesluit onmit be.
idaftigt fino, ibr Nelt NIT wei6en
Yolitern fir bic tleiuen, in NuSf4t
senommen,n @adeommIinge au8Supat~
tiren, fonbsrn baoou ipri6t Dor olen
aud ole ener9ifde, burb Die warme'
rem Sounenitrablen su rabifalem DE
formeiter an9eitadelte, frihlabrlihe
Sbatigtcit Der Our6fAuitts-6ausfrnu
Dies lift Die 3sit. NO iid. ole SHUTTER
oes 9dufes in ibrsm Glemcute 6sin'
oct. iebt miro iie CUR abfoIutsn Scrr-
f6erin ii5er &ihe, 8ammer uuo ScQer.
Oas bdustihe .YIrlament, in Welden
ipdbrenO OeS Iangsn @inters honoris
causa aud Der gatte un0 ionitiae ia,
mlliengliebcr cine berntbenbe Gimme
batt,n, lit ourd ben Wa9tipruA I'VE
must have our summer house-clean-
ing" aufeeI0t worosu uno on feline
Stene lit ole Strenge Gutotratie &C.
treten, wclhe teinen @ioeripru6 lei.
oct, unbeoiu9teu @eborfam uerlan9t,
nnb i'm Sale bes 8ieberfprudS feline
3uHudt su oen bielen u%nieren Wlt-
tern, @attinnen uno 9ausbdlterinneu
70 reidlid gu @ebote itebsnSeu @afen
nimmt oeren @~ufsdbluna nidt bierber
arb0rt, Die a5er iebsr @atte uno 5aus'
papa bur6 Die GrfabrGns in empfinb.
lifer @eife bat fennen lernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

Ser &rua sebt 10 LANCE gum Srun<
nen bis er bridt" 1T Elm oItes Sprid'
mort unb bem abrbeitete fh ltbten
Wontaa. Giner Der I'D beeSiodts Der.
umtgeitenteu, unb ourd aQerIei tumme
8ubeufreide uniere frieOlicbenOen
8lraer b%tIlfiaenben 8enscI. modte
Iebte Counting Nadt Den Serfud elm
Jog. v8imbam" on Der Sbire oes
Serrn Soerfd aniub rinssr,. ipurOe absr
ertdppt, am Wontas oe,boftet uub
botts cine @eIObu6e bon 1900 gu 5effe'
ben. @edt 70, unb aemlb perbisnt bas
8%srfabren bes Ssrrn Soerfd BEL sinsm
@ie6erbolunasfaQ folder Strsids,
Na4abmuug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

Cine intere6ante 9teIiquie. @us
Wartinique fommt Ole @adridt, bas
man ben Gnfcr ienss Sdifes aui9eo
funosn babe, auf WeId.m @ritopb
columbus feline brittle Geiie in bic
neue Belt genadt. Man peiB, bas
Columbus feline 6Iotte 149S am
Suopeitenbe Der Dreieiniafeitsinieln
Dor Infer cling uno in SoIse elmer
boben SIutb unb oes Mustretens zines
in ben Solf bon Yaria fid e~rgiebenbsu
Siuhes @efabr lief. Nber es eutfane
tsin auberer e&aben, aIs oaB Der On.
fer oes @bmiralidifes berloren cling.
Sieien Gntsr u but elm Serr @eofi.
nos BEL Geleseubeit bon umsrabuneeu
in feiaem @arten eefunben. Ser
Gnssr Uiest HOO 9fuub unb traat oas
| Satum H97.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

IS III cine befannte Ibatfade, bas
in Den Ser. gtaatsu grade ni4t Ole
b0dfen uno pidtisffen Nemter au9
nit Den bo9ifsn @ebalten beba6t fin6.
Die Sberrifs unb 10 mande anbers
gerihtsbeamte in eroBen Stdbten
besieben elm er6beres Ginfom.
men aIs Der Yrafoent Der Ser. Staa-
ten ; bas 9orrenoeife in biefer 3id.
tuus if ober ~ieosnfaIs bas @intom.
men oes G~innebmers Der ridfanbiaen
Steuern in Der Staot Bbilabelpbia.
@ie mir benz bortisen "8sItsblntt"
e%ntnebnHen, bat biefer G~innebmrr Iaut
amtfider Nusueife in ben sebu Sa5reu
bon 1868 bis incl. 1873 an steuern
Sl2, 339 .428 foHettirt unb bieriber an
6ommifionsebIbren SI,42S, 4s2 er-
boIten, mitbin aIfe burdf&uittIi6 fdr
ie6es Sabr etipa $50. 900 aIfo breiuaI
TO biel ais oas gebalt bes 8rdfbentsn
Der Ser Staoteu betrdat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

Sen. 5am. .. 3.;nssImann 1T ON
l. Mai in Der 8unossbuuptituOt sc.
ltorbeu. Gr itlmnts aus elmer beutf1-
penniglulnildsn camille. SIN Sabre
1906 se9oren unp III her WiIitdridule
iu Nefpoint eriogen. Dat CT fem 2ebcu
lang Ger Nrmee anaeb0rt. Gr bate
I'M meritnnifdeu Srieee nit Gbreu &C
Nicnt, aud in Den Snbianerfdmpfen
bat sr iid mebrfad beroor9etban.
@dbrenb oss &sbeGionstrieg fiibrte er
@ommanens unter McD onea bri Bun
8un. no er %Usrwunpst wHrpe, unter
MeGleG:n anb fpdter unter Yope.
Se9sn ShIuB bss Srieses befebliste ct
in Den Yeridansun9eu uni @aibine'
ton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

Cine eeraSesu einfd(tige Gntidei
ung Gut bas Sbsrasridt Ses Stantss
Ohio tiir;Iid a~basasteu. Gs iteate
ndmlid Die Nnidt auf. bds IS unae>
febIih fei, einen Sduibncr mitttlit
BOftfnrte on SesabIunG ieinet Sdulb
~ srinnern, ~ba Is oen Credit oes
Sstrefenben beeintrdhtiae."
$50 es i~berbaupt elmer iolden Or
%innerun9 bebarf, 1T Der Grsrit mobl
nidt mebr psit Der. Ter ShuIonsr
ieIbf beeintradtist ieiusu Grsbit ba.
hurd, bab er ben 3ablunsStcrmin oer-
ftreiden last.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-07

Der am Oienfaa Nbenb i'm Wbite
9aus ais Sensi, her Marfbfslo &otb
l~eiSenben abaebaltene Ban mar leiber
nidt gut befudt. beunod BAT bas nit
benz 8erfauf BON Gntreetarten betrau-
te Gcmittee IibsraIe unteritibung 6si
unieren Sdraerr %gefunben unb elm
biibfdes Summdeu %;ufan,men aebradt
10 oab ben Senrdnaten in Waribfelb
cine uniebnliae SiIfe bon bier ;u She'll
fpiro.