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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03
THE LAST HYMN.
8 O q M.aIANsk r riARslxenAM.

- = MAaIANNE NETARNiHGHAM. ~
The Sabbath day wasendIng In villag
| by the sea.
The uttered benediction touched the pen
pie tenderly.
! And they rose to face the sunset In the
glowing. lighted west,
And then hastened to their dwellings fol
Gods blessed boom of rest.
But they looked across the waters. and .
storm was raging there;
A fierce spirit moved above them-the
wild spirit Of the air.
And II lashed, and shook, snd tore them
till they thhndered, groaned, and
doomed, EFfs @ ~
Ing gnlfs entombed. E
Very anxious were the people ON that
rocky coast of Wales,
Lest the dawns of coming morrows
should be telling awful tales,
When the sea had spent its passion and
should cast upon the shore,
Bits Of wreck, and swollen victims, ss 1t
had done heretofore.
With the rough winds blowing round
her brave woman strained her eyes,
As she saw along the pillows q large
vessel fall and rise.
On. 1t did not need prophet to tell
what the end must be,
For no ship could ride IN safety near that
shore on such sea.
Then the plying people hurried from
their homes and thronged the beach.
Oh, for power to cross the waters and
the perishing to reach.
Helpless hands were wrung ln terror,
tender hearts grew cold with dread,
And the ship urged by the tempest 70
the fatal rock-shore sped.
"She has parted in the middle! Oh, the
half Of her goes down.
God have mercy! Is His heaven far to
seek for those who drown?"
Loi when next the white. shocked faces
looked with terror on the sea,
Only one last ciinging figure on spar
was seen to DC.
Nearer to the trembling watchers came
the wreck tossed by the wave,
And the man still clung and fioated,
though no power on earth could save.
"Could we send him short messagee
Here's trumpet, shout awayi"
Twas the preachers hand that took 1t,
and he wandered what 10 saw.
Any memory Of his sermon? Firstlyf
Secondly? All, no. -
There was but one thing to utter In that
awful hour of woe.
So he shouted through the trumpet,
"Look To Jesus! Can you hesr9"
And "Aye, aye. sir!" rang the answer
o'er the waters loud and clear
Then they listened, s'He Is singing,
Jesus, lover of my soul.'"
And the winds brought back the echo,
"While the nearer waters roll"
Strange indeed 1t was to hear him, "Till |
the storm of life is past
Singing bravely DER the waters. "Oh,
receive my SOIL at last"
He could have no other refuge, "Hangs
my helpless soul on thee"
Leave, oh! leave me not''-the singer
dropped at last into the sea. - ss@t |
And the watchers looking h0meward, |
through their eyes by tears made dim,
Said, :'He passed to bewith Jesus in the
singing of that hymn"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03
OYSTERS

by the can and half can-of the best
quality, and warranted to be fresh.
COUNTRY PRODUCE OF all kinds
wanted, for which the highest market
price win be PAID. 49, - =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03
FOR SALE.
A BusIness1Stand, with an fEs.
tablisled and Paying
Business.

TtHE undersigned on account of con-
Il tinued i'll health, offers for sale
upon reasonable and easy terms his
property in the village Of Rodney,
miles from Gallipolis, consisting of one
lot, upon which is situated business
house and dwelling combined, good
barn and other outhouses, we'll of good
water, etc. Also, the stock Of goods
now on hand.
I wish to sell my property and busi-
ness good will. A bargain will be Civ
en-, and upon terms that cannot fall to
please any one desiring TO purchase.
Address or apply to
j. J.. WILLIAMS.
Rodney, Gallia Co., Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03
Stolen.

4 LIBERAL reward will be paid for
A che recovery of black horse, about
l8 hands high, weighing nearly 1a0o
pounds. He Is 10 years Of age and has
name and foretop clipped. A thin white
stripe In the nose, scar raised TO resem-
BILE worm, below forotop. Taken from
my stable opposite the mouth Of the Ks-
nawhs river, on the night Of Monday,
the 24th Inst.
EDWARD WILLIS.
May ~, lsso.-aws
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03

He could have no other refuge, "Hangs
my helpless soul on thee"
"Leave, oh! leave me notn-the singer
dropped at last into the sea. - =
And the watchers looking homeward,
through their eyes by tears made dim.
Said, s'He passed to be with Jesus In the
singing of that hymn"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03

It is claimed that q man never
loses anything by politeness, but this
has proved TO be mistake. As an
old Philadelphian lifted his hat to
2 young lady the wiad cssried sway
his Wig.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
A EDs.sfay sS2I:,!y.

.,,,,,,o looLipo vounr narro en-.
~ "P' "'' 'O0s? N=h,;,,, ,nd
,,1 $50 o,or,.s.
'""9 ',' , ,nt. :, co+ q nice
|, "'' u..1 ,,oI.; y, v,,,,r
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h", 0o"1 wv 49,, no;o+;n, 70 .
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=, eS' ''sS' '','. -. ,,',,
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"e''' ',' Uo'' '".nt = ,Lon do
S0n ""V" !'o = ns.nna Lns s,as.
w, " ''"' ~ r,t %4'l' y. am,, l,,r
W. ' .;.,on ,1a was r;,bt
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

they gave me this, throwing back bis
coat, and showing a gold medal.
I wear it in thanksgiving for the
little life I saved. They raised for
me a purse Of gold to a large amount,
bat the gift whi;h seem d to cleanse
my heart vas the poor mothers CRATE
full tears.
'The papers rang next day,with the
story. You see, sir, it seemed more
to them, looking at it, than to e,who
had no time to stop and think; but
something moro was in store for me.
| was of duty, TIE next night, alone
lin my lonely, desolate room, thinking
it all over, when some one whispered
my name. In another moment, some
ono was sobbing in my arms some
one who had come to me Of her oHn
sweet will-some one who, from that
moment, has been The sunshine Of nay
home and heart.
THAT is all, sir. II is simple
story. I trust I have not tired You.
But !, as I graspod the nob,o fel-
lows hand, whose speech had so un-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

THE NATIONAL. CITIZEN SOLDIER,pub
lishcd at Washington, D., is an ably edited
monthly, devoted tothr interest Of the sol
uicr, and every soldier in The country
SHOULD have the reading Of it. 1t defends
thc men who shoulicrcd their guns in time
of danger; i, keeps them posted ON al mat
tiers pertaining TO pensionS,hack pay bonn-
lies. land warrants &c. 1t also pleads for
them with the people, and does net forget
to call the attention of Congress to th'lr
claims. 1t boldly advoCatco every m"asHrc
whereby the soldier will be benefited, 'n',
dcnnunccS every action that is detrimental
to their interest. twenty-five cents pays
years subscription. Sample copies can
hc had hy addressing the CITIZEN SOLDIER
puDLIsl!lNG Co., Box 5jS, Washington,D.
{.
mar25 st
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
Selected Nuehw.
The Dying Soldier.

Along the blood wash'd Ia!tle,plain
A warrior brave was lying,
And thus was heard his mourntul strain
Mid chorus of the DYING
Oh, God Of mercy, spare my life.
And | am ,cconcilcd-
| havca young and faithful wife,
have a darling child.
| am their hope, their joy, their all,
That mortulS love below
And Shall thus un,imely fall?
Alas. It's even So!
feel the cold, cold hand Of death
Come pressing on my brow:
His sword is ported from It's Sheath,
Anl | must yield me nov.
But, oil. my baby boy-my wife
Yc drive me niGl! to madness,
And sl,r"Ud my t.chcrin- lamp OF HE
With more than mortal sadness.
God help We now, To him alone
Your SORROWS | commend,
WHO calls the orphan cA'!i his own,
Who is he WilO" 5 friend.
Now farewell al, DratI,'s sable night
Comes IN nt!ing o 'rI mnc eye;
My soul hath spread l!a wings ior iiiG'4'
Receive it, Iuru, ! UIt
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
RALLY R4ss /. | | Y!

The frs, gun oftLc CHmpsi@a of l'S0.
in Mcclanice,own. We l"yc jus, opened
n large 10, Of new goods suitable for lh'
season, most of which have been bought
before The recent rise in prices, I" wh'ch
we wish TO call The attention OF The PnhIlc.
Spring Good, Of nr"Ht tHl stiles, Cotton
ndrs Dress Goods &c. Remember we arc
l,,d quarters f.; Shoes, Largest Stock
and hes, makes, Call Md See
feb 26 If. JOHN ROOi.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
.Diff:on.
Ii,e Engineers Story.

On sunny October day, according
to instructions ! had received trosa
the officers otthe railroad company,
handed the engineer Of Engine 30. 3
Il letter from his ch ct, requesting that
| accompany him 'pon the engine, a.
better }o,t for the observations
along tie rails | mad been oom;4an.
ded to make
Afrcrle.,'ins il, ne touched his lat,
and ,.slec,fulIy babe me wylc-me
arranging Il. .omfUr able seat for me
as he coul provide for the long ride
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
RATES OF ADVERTISING
lob Work-CASH ON DELIVERY.

The duse take YOU growled jim,
I'd rather have a barn fall on me at
once than have the critter kick me
again. Keep the stakes, but don t say
ANYTHING about it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

Win sweep Hull'e VI "cAC"h'V' "'
though we had parted only yesterday,
and vet-and yet there was change.
All, learned it, all to soon. In those
first few moments | told her the story
of life for the past few months, OF
what it Lad been before knew her
Of what it should be if she would give
me the assurance and promise of her
love. Then paused. For a noincnt
silence fell between us; then she spoke.
a bright flash was in her checks, her
lips tremb'el, her lashes yelled Ler
ey os, bat her lips faltered not.
john, she said, I am only girl,
it is true, but the man | marry must
he man. Perhaps might have Iov,
ed you. here little tremble crept
into her tone but | have almost ceas-
ed to respect YOU. Wore you my
husband, | would fear for yon, and
fear and love cannot 80 haud.in. hand.
'S;op" said. DO yon wait to
drive nc back TO the lie had hoped
to have left behind me? Oh, Mary
do not be SO cruel. Be NY wife, and
let ne prove the stuff that is in me
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

cir and there 6 not manV as | q care
- t,u Van road CO ,oanv hook stor-
:, &C tho ,oo,lo who mako mn 'vour'
..o.,l .,,t ,o, h,uo not r,,ch t;ma
- ,oo,, .3own' 70 ui,o There are
,,oo,1, ,,o 4h;ol, c,cb 80 we b,ve M
t;,ra to |ova bnt Won have seen AIorv
and INV how ond-vou')l tell re if I
t;ro yon2'
J w,s . car,,ess fellow enough six
roors AGO not reolcctinr nv work
wbon ,t my most bnt fond Of a good
,;,a v;th NV conn,ions when ,H
Jotv 9]w,vs ready to accept friend.
X g,,ss and sometimes with nv head
No, oujte steady when | mounted INV
snoinc. ,hopeh the air always set lae
yi1ht ,.G,re we had cone far on oul
,vav
.,oe even;na At q dance 7 met
N,ry ,',rt,n She VAS the prettiest
,;rl !, tlo room sir. and A little lit
Of coaaet in those DAYS, though Ia
NOR. lAan was natural, w..h al. the
voon, follows irving their best TO tul;I
bor head
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN

From Baltimore and Westminster at Il
10 A NJ and 7:30 p NJ
From Wiilamsport and IIagcrstown at
csc a IN, and 800 pm
Emmtsbury Road eaye Emmtsburg
Mt Gas and 0;55 a m, and 2;4j p IN, and ar
rive at Rocky Ridge at G;55 and 1925 q
m., and 3;l5 p N. Trans north will leave
Rocky Ridge n, 1;95 and 1852 m, and
.;la m, and arrive at Emmitsburg at 80
and ll;20 . m, and $40 pm.
Trains for Frederick viii leave junction
eal ,;4O and 1910 IN, and l:29, 80 .,ot
y N.
!. u. HOOD,
= Gcnl Manager.
>/B. II. GRISWOLD,
Gcn'l Tiu!c, Agent
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

4 boz has .vo places where he can
keep his treasures. His pocket can
hold his dollars and his head his sense
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

If boy shonld catch hold of your
oar and ask if he had the wrong plS
by Ii. ear, wo4ll goa answer yes "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15

NN and after Sunday, March %, 1880
\ Passenger Trains will run as fol
lows
LEAVE MECHANlCSTONN
For Baltimore and Westminster at GOO \.
NJ, and 3:07 p. NJ.
For Hagcrs,own and Willamsport IL"
A NJ and 1:3O y NJ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-15
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND X. ROAD.

sss -s:7 -c-.r-sy .-ys, ys .> ',s'-,;
III ..x... E:es,a si..s..',.-tA.is t.:i>.,-.esN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Seut,utase fnoet NaeS feline Gous
currens, fcIbit beu &Ouben fol- lbr
bisberises YriuiIe9ium Dor cen ubrl9sH
Sbiercn, su poitaIriden Oieniten per-
usnoet ,u peroen, nidt unbeitrittsn
blsisen, inoem man nod aroBere Sab
i9feit biersu nun on ben Sasen sntOedt
tabsn mil. Sm 6alIe nd r'e!e So1e
bsrpabrt, mub on Die llmpanOlun9 oss
Sieeels DER 9isbesbrisfs 9eOadt mer'
ben. Oieies mar bisber cine Saube.
an oeren Steae tIinitig cine Sase treter
uiro-weuu man on Die SebauptunG
oentt, baB ard tets elm nbisden'
Salfdbeit babel fei. olelsidt oai
ridtiaete Snmbol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Solaenbe erufeIsrreeenoe MtOrSge.
ididate. oersn 8abrbaftiafeit in Nn
betra9t Ser Nbsslessnbeit ibres Sdau'
PLACES eorIdufs bobinseffeat fein mus,
miro aus benz iiioIihen SbeiI bon
Sorpeu Gountp beri&tet. Gin alter
Wann tittet Gle 6eioen S0hter ciaes
abpei.uaes Sarmsrs UNI elm Sadttaasr
oas oiejelben mad Oisiein Sin. uno
0erreoen ibm nit Nioerwiuen gefDGbr-
en-. Sn Der gtaht bort sr eia furdt
bares @cit6bu aus bsm 3inImer res
Saufes, no Die lungen Eomen i6lGfea.
@r siIt binauf. trift bort eiEen &ln-
BREEDER nnS eridiebt 0iefsu. Damn
lautt er gum nadften s armbauie, fnett
bort nod cine 6rau wad uno tbsilt
Ihr bas furGtbare Grlebni5 nit. Wit
einem pilOeu 9luiidrst ruft cicfc !:
,Osr GlnDreder lpar meln Wann nn0
Ger S5eim Der Rdoasn, Die er berau-
en- uOLlte !" Sn miloem GntieBen
erareift Der Nanu Die 6ludt anc
idlnst i'm ndblten Sarmbauie Ndrm,
Die glaGbarsu ellen binsu uno fnoen
orei 3oOte i'm 3immer, Die beiOen
Waoden nit burhidnittsnbeu Ssblen
uno ben erfdohsueu Ginbrsdsr nit
$500, Die er seraubt, in Der farrsn
Gouh. -- .-----.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26
Gin gutter Ratb iommt oft 5u ipatb''

III elm altes beutfte5 SprI4uort,
lueI&es fh iebod auf fOIgsnoen Sud
uiat anmcnren ld6t. Gin Mann in
mciner stadbaridnft, idrei6t 9erE 3.
Saag, Gaoott SAILS. 9Siae. lit 10 bel
tia oil 8bsumatlsmus, cab sr Sng uno
Taht Dor Shmersen n;ht idlnfeu
fodute. Sd eab idm Den 8atb oas
ct. SaHobs Stl gu 9ebrauden. Nis
CT bas erlte Wal oamit einrieb, tubIte
er fdon 9inosruus. Gr se6raudte
pier 5lafden uno purbe cabur5 ipieeer
sdn;Ii9 5srsefteat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

@uf Der SemofrLtiidsu 9fatiOnnleOn
usntion ,u ct. 9onis ifImmten Dor
bier Sabren bic SsnnsKeser SeIegntsn
oasmaI sinmiltbia fur 3enbrids. Sept
aber iiimmten i'm nortiaen nemotrotl
iaen Stnatscomite neun fur SaDarc.
,wei fur SiIncu unb nur elmer fur
SepmOur. 8aplrb bat nit ieiner
9ooer 8sbe ,,oas iuotihe Ssri" snt'
Fammt uub srntst istt cie fHBe Nrudt
Der 91ufbartsit. 9&srn Et!osn bahte
ouva lie @iscsrauiUlymung ieneI
9teoe 8apart a5;utateIn. 30 bat sr nd,
10 lpeif es cen Suoeu bstrifft. arg per-
rednet. llsbrin9s III rer aus oieIsn
Wnlas BON perldienenen @latteln &C
fubrte Strsit, 90 Suplrb sounnemaIt'
nit Der Nsbellioa ipmpathliitt cbti
nur seliebdusslt babe. mnfia. @abr
ldctnItb tbat er I6riasns YsibeS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

,Oie Deutid.n fnb bod icuberb are
Neni6en !" rief Elm Gnsldnber, rueIder
Die bsutIde 9.ammotif ftuoirte. yOft
nennen fe eeIiafsit oosienise, mas fe
b0dit uueIadlid madt. 9ubiu aebort
!. 3. SeinOisIisteit, Die bod nit Der
selieteit uidts aemein bat; Die @uh-
ielisfett. Die bod @iemaubeu erfreuen
fann; bic @rmfeIisteit, Die nod Ssinen
aIU6li6 aemoht bot; bic 5abieliatsit,
oeren 3uitano bic armutb Ses 8eiissrs
befunoet; Die SaumieIisfeit, Die idon
un,dbIige Nenf&en unslu6lid ssmo6t;
Die 8eoieliefeib bic nidt nur laltia,
ioncern aua asfdhrli@ lit, unS nod
piele selisteiten, Die bur9aus ui9i
ielig MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Den @esnern elmer eansibatur
Graut's mar ss sefferH sIbenb in St.
9ouis eeluneen, cine sablrei9 befuhts
8erfammIuns sufammensubrinsen, in
tDeI@r gsfdIhfe sesen ben orittsn
Sermin aneenommen purbsH. Grs
Senato. Senoerfou mar Der Gebnfr ess
@benbs. gli&tseitopeniser niro bic
Wi6ourier Delegation sur @bieasesr
NationaIconbentiou wabri9einIi6 ein'
ifimmis fur Grant isiu, wis sIeid3siti9
aus ct. Qouis berihtet nirb. ar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

ga Die Woroer bes 3idtsrsG bieboIm
unS feiner ;psi Sinoer i'm bIutiqer
GountB Semper in NiiiiIippt itrafos
eebIieben iino, TO iit's mad bortiaer
8esriTen nur- ysedt nab bilig." baf
aud Die Roroer bes uneliidIihsn SCbr
g. gilmer itraflos bleiben. GiImeI
war eIei6 CHISHOLM elm I'M Suber
seborener nei6er Sepublitaner; Ell
pertrot 8emper @ountb in Der Staats'
eeisbgebuua BON N1lliifippi, uno soe
hd eur9 ieiu entf6isbsnes repubIifa'
niIdes Nuftreten ben wutbenoen 9dB
Der 8eGeleh Ssmofrntie gu. @s pur-
ben oesbaIb psridiebens @feuGeImcrO'
uerfude asarn ibn gemadt. NlS am
29. QpriI 1877 Die muttwilige Gntldge
aeaen CHISHOLM unb ibn erboben iuurbt,
itelte aud er fh ireiwilIIa i'm ge'
ridtsorte Oe GaIb Dem Sberi1. Gr
tbat babel nidts, mas irgeno Seman
ben bate berausforberu ooer reiscil
fonn.n; aber ais er NIT Gbisbclm mad
Dem @efdnanib qebrat :uuroe, trat i'm
NnaeGdt bon 9unIerten BON 3eugen
Der Eemofrat YtrgiI 9ulp linter ibu,
bitIt ibm ein @sluebr an Den 3u6en,
idos, lief oann Dor ibu bin uno fho6
ihr aus bem 3psitsn @uufe bss Sc
mebrs in reu SOpf, UOtei 9ouitor
Gulp bali. Die GebeIleu' SsItisn
lieb.n Die 9eide ben Sag ubsr uuT beI
Strnbe lisasn unb fhidtsn fie ipnter
binaus in Sen ldnSIi6en Sobnort Der
@ittwe, psl1e bierburd Die erite SInbs
pom fars6Iideu Sob ibrcs Wannes
erbislt. Sn Der lssten @ohe euoIiG
purben girsiI Gulp uno iein 8rursi
uno MorbasnO6e 9ouifon @utIp, bic
lbrigsns Idnait in 6reibeit iinc, in
Oe aalb Dor @sritt eeitsuf. Nber
uuter nrm Gurwanos, na6 feline Surp
aeacn lie ;uiumrsH,ubringen fe,, 1T
oas Berfnhren asaen fie nunmchr elm
gefteut, ocsr pie man fid iddmbafter
aus6rudt. yperihoben:" Ten beioen
Worbbuben gulp miro 10 wsnig aud)
nur Elm 9dnr setrummt wsrocn. wie
Den Sheuialsn. ipslds obisbOim's cole
Sohter t0otli1 permunneten, oils lie
ibren Satsr asgsn feline Ni0roer su
l6nben iu9te. Gas iit iuoIsmefratlids
9erehtiafcit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Gin pefG&es Btott bradte om
Oienstas LETTER ssode unter ssinsn
Roti,eu oas stem 5" s5eute talt ]"
am folaenben Sage: uSeute falter j.
am Donuerstae : ySeute am faItefsn !"
am 5reitas erf&ien tsiu Blatt msbr.
Rahrj&eintiA eiueefToyen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Eie Qcrrcn SuoIdncer fub fdIau. ne
m0dteu Gerne ole sGn;e StsuerIait BON
iidl abwli;en, mdbrsro absr qeraoe ne
IS iino, ole fur innere Serbeherungen.
Subfrten, GenForsn u. /. NJ rts
b6diten Sermiliaungen MAIDEN. go
bot Serr 2aue bon 9llGbuma einen
8cfsbentwurf ein9ebru6t, nad weI3em
ieee Stcuer auf Shnaps GufaebOben
pirN, bsn man aus @epfslu, YFrHden
ODER anoerem Sbite bIsnut. Betannt'
lid lit Die Brennerei folder Sdudpie
aeraoe I'm Suoen I'M Sdwunae, unb
abaeiehen rapon edbe bas SsIseenbeit
gum beiaolefteu Betruae. 9Rnn Dnrfs
einiaes Sbg in Die Gbisfbfdher unc
ertldrte bus bann fur Sbitfhnaps.
SamIt nod nidt 9enug bubeno, nil
0err 9opc aud Die 9Sbisfpfteuer uber'
baupt auf 20 Gents per 9aQone er
m1Bigt pihen, uno nm Die Sa6e Iei6-
ter ourd;ubrinsen, ihlug er Dor, bsios
4ntrd9e bem Somite fur Eebifon BEL
Seiebe au unterbreiten. obidon fe Dol
bas 6inanseomite eeb0rsn. Sn einel
bieruber eniitanoenen Sebatte hattie Del
Ssrr Die unuerfrOreubeit. gu erttdren
bas es lid um feline @spifon oerSteuel
banole. Sas mar feIbit oem SpreGel
8anoaa gu fart, er ertIdrte, bab bisf'
aneeIeeenbsit nur Dor bns Sinnns
@omite sebra@t perben f6nne, auBs
fueun oas Saus eineu beionoern BE
fdIub baruber fafie.
@u9 Die Steuer auf Sabnt i'm Sefis
Der 8robueenten mill Serr Come nioer
rufen wihen. SGmit fsIsn etwa bi
ein,isen 8innsnfeuern meg, meits Dc
SubeH nberbaupt besobIt. DRau flsbt
bieie Serrn bulbisen benz Srunofase ::
yBsfdsiOenbsit 1T cine Bier,
Do4 tomnit man ipeiter obue ibr."
(B. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Sn einem neueritanpenenWOdsntlatt
mi Slteu lit gu Itfen: NieIes Slatt
foitct 81 so per Sabg, Wenn pOlousbs-
,ablt; 50, penn man an &nee DC"
Sa9ecs be;aAlt, uno $3.50. 10 n n
names qar niat beSahlt-
mirtlih mabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

3uei ct. 2Ouiier 3eitungsn -
,Simes" uno ,,9aterne"-iino perflaat
mororn, neil fe Nnseiasn bon SOtterie'
loos-8erfduferu oer0ffntlidt bdben.
IS 1T oies Ole erlte rsrartiee Gntlhge,
sic ie erbo5en mproen III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Bette Gmpfe6Iuna.-Durd ben Be-
broud BON Or. 9ueuft 4onis' 8
5 M burger Sropfen nn B
8rufttbee, f4reibt @bas. Snupt-
mann, Stiuer Yoint. q. s., wurSe i'd
BON elmer uGtw0@entIi@en Sruit' uno
9unaen-Rronfbeit total berssfteu. unb
fann Sober bisie @eoesin allen 3eiSen'
ben nit sutem @ewifen empfsblsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Sur bier Der sabIrei&su SraneH bee
peritorbenen MormoueriGs Brisbam
gouus babeu f& pieber eiueu Nann
suselsst-sisles RaI a6er iese eiaeu
sonj fur Fa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Gcupsrnrur YbeIps bat cine Belob'
runa bon $500 nusasiebt auf Die Gr'
areifung eines sepihen sSm 3iIoss
BRANDT, Der i'm Sabre 1878 in SefieriOn
Gountp tin.n Morb beaing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Sas bon Der Staatsle3islatnr in
Raine ernannte GOmite, bas nit Der
llnttriuduns Ses fufOniitii6en Sabl'
f6pinbeIs betrant norben MAR, bot
ieinen offi3islsn 8eribt ettattst, Der
cine reiabaltiae 8uiOmmsniteauns Der
ni9tswhrbisHen @aunereier bIosfsat.
Sitter fnb in unseieslidsr 8siie gu
Bahlspefeu psridtennert. sSabaiifen
aefdli4t uns untersef&obrn woreen.
u. IN. Ser missll6te fufioniiiifGe
S&ipinbel mirh ipenieffens bos @uts
baden, Ger itimniberedtisteu 8epoIfer-
une bss saussn 9anbes ais marneness
Beifpiel gu bieusn, fi@ sssen abnlIds
seiDalftbdtige SdwinSeleien 50 bst'
pahrsn. 4.
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9est 1T Die 3ett ~ rtiicn

In ustersinifimmuna nit Sen Staats-3s-
f,sSu une fir eas al5smsihr @rti BAT ttG
RjFcuri Pacific rur6 Sinie thr'
Tab,prt;Ie I'M rsinabc Gin Trittsl ihrss tritfren
Sencaes reeu;irt uuh IS iif jest bcindbt Fiiissi
mit cificE Gifsnbabu ~ rsiien aIs ju 9aHis 3u
tleitcr.
5ros o;cisr erpeen FrttsermiBisuns rire
bic NtiIrurip paeiF PC frrtiaereu Sin- une
Ser.SilIsis ;miitsn esrpilru StGticnen 5u
ciucr weiteren Rsrufttcn rpn ;ebn prrsent rem
reatlniiFiarn 6abrrreis 3u rsIfaufen. nne es ~
IN trTen rAS cie 8abu eur6 bic ltbtrals I'm
fcrifusura trs Tutiitums fir Bic Srmasisuns
ibrrr paHasicr 8ateu rutl4deist tpsrten ptre.
&. g. Toipicr,
65su. Yaiasisr- aa;uf-