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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
arrfkritsHth !,

Cir ben 4ten Rouember 1880.
ReIsbie: ,eDs 2rcfs unb 4ufb 81
Der Sturu q loo unb psitf9t nit ftin,
R6ane
Die f9naysen @angen Der Hgbenibsr Ra&s
Der alte aebtl ffti9t bic eifrsea 3Sbat,
Dir Greibeit siIfs unb hefner 3autfrma ADJ.
Gy5ittre ni3t bn 1sbrf,
@iv rettea brine Qhvr,
aIe Yrafeent, fir @arfele unt ayftura,
Gteheu mir fef, himnaene an bey @ahIRTa.
1sasl su bid and ned 70 aus serIaYsea
tinh bid ale ka5sr BeIfspersreier aeiaen,
Gntbt5f ais bipIematff1sr Nffe
@irt hu 9anfpd, aus Der BabI erfrieen.
Sir rereeis nfat e~Tsittrrn
2nRen ms mid tcYfpItttern,
Sn Neih une OIL Cd ketn mir % eeiaev Sut
Gin Derietrat tbat nod nieniaIs eia 0ut.
St beissr i@ ses 8einb's 9rsuaseser bIals
Der 3arRbsuT ritbenh feinen StuTnlTarIH
i&I6gt
Seihetfarti hnrA ikren 3efben raEe
9Bie heT Scircccs. Der bic GeIher feat;
gyaiitre ni&t bH prbrs,
A5tr Tetten heiue Ghre,
Vie Yr6Fbent f1r giarFeIh unb MyfbuGn
mir frR, fiasnsxb an ber BabIuTn.
@ir setaen sn9 anh sarr ftissn BaFtn.
Eu1 bat NOD nie Gin aauspf ben Siee Ser-
Iiehn,
Der G&Iei@rss uauete 2ODrberr'n cad 60.
f&afen;
Die 6rndelei BON ieter &rfea ;iebn.
Dir peYben ni9t er;ittrrR,
2aaeu uns mid terfplitteVa,
we prdfefnt fur @arfelb unb Artburn
ote5en mir fsf, fInnteut an hey @abIurn.
Gs ioa ea9 nir unb evis ME sfIi1sen,
f9risb en& Sotan isIsR ben S@ia9ttn.
blan,
Ins fr.ies Belt in's SfIasenip& "a sninsen,
Oas fHpGreu mir bsim Simmsl Mann fur
Naun.
gSic lasen bic @enehTe
3u beinsua S@us, Of Setrt,
:rblfid' nibt mir sieIrn f&drf uue serdnht;
infi zee fans iutnifr nd ltiatn Grant.
Ga. 90.
RO., Oh. 4. 1880.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Serr 6eroiuanb Druid puroe le sten
Samstas UNI $50 90 beftOblen. Druid
bate am Sage uorber an Die Serren
M, Boefdel S&crer & So. Srauben
uertauft uno oen obiseu 8etras 6afur
srbaIten. @m nddfsn Niorssn bsrIie6
er fem &obubaus, gut ueridIoFen unb
Oaf SeIb 3uridIa6eno. UNI gum Narf.
te AZ geben, unb oils CT mad 8erIanf
o stpa elmer Stunbe lurudfebrte,
fanb er Die Senit.r srbroden unb fudte
uaturIid fofort mad ieinem SeIbe, bod
pergebens, beun Der Oieb bat au4 ni1t
einen Gent lbris eeIdhen Serr
Druid ffbte Geputs S6eriT Rum.
brduer bon benz Greign:s in Senntnis,
bod lit IS osmieIbsn nod niat aelun.
gen ben Oieb ausfnoig 3u MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
8sglenat.

Cine @itfiper IN Ben besea Sahyen
oHne 9inbeE MT eineR eHten 0ef&dft,
fn&t eine 9ebensgefdbrtin. cine finbers
lofe @ittpe. cher cine Saaefrar bon
mitfisrem QlieE. Naa abbsehise
4. L.
O.. Ssmes, 9heIps Co., NE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

10000 SGnittIinse bon GieiIo,
fasler, Gerbemont cunningham unb
felearopb 70 pie nerf&iehene Serten
gutter Rareer Dhgslinee. AaR Reaoe
F9 balh ON
epsnnses ee Gubbe.
WnrrifoR Wn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Serr @m. 9ofmnHn bat an Der 6ten
Stra5e, s~eseniber Der @obnuna BEE
9rn. @. 8ipf Elm rs&t bubbles 8obn.
1aus erridten Iafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Sc tueniser SeOern bic Srau bier i'm
iroifden Sammertbole an ihrem suite
trdst, 6eifo mebr pirb fe i'm i&onen
Senfeits in ihren Slleelu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Cine grose gnlnbI unferer 9lra.r
r~eiifen udbrenb Der @o4e mad ct.
Souls UNI bic bort a~bsebaltene aus.
heIune in Nneenfdein su ne6nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

6rou AmaIis 8oa.l's 8enHous- unb
Grsisbunss-NnRaIt fur S0hter, 1915
st. hinge Npe.. erfr.ut f& Der mad
fenosn Sbeilnabme unfsrsr b.ien &C.
ieaf4aftstrsiie. - ,aHieiaer bes
BeRens," 81. Qouis. Wc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
LOEHNIG'S FARM.

FARM.
aunh nab 30 riFtu SebermaHn
limb alien Rdticnen,
lie In unh nm une BEL Serntann
llnh dneerpGrts nod Dchnen
I'm Feb;ebnftn Sftoker rirh
@.f9seb as 5arua rpti ausaefihrt,
ein G&tes beutf@es airmeefef,
.Das Rints 40 rinfGen iibria I66tf
Gin 8uifsfsA iHter beutl6sy a.t,
Ter Grute I'D ga frruen,
Die uue ties Saer beI&eeret traEh,
@ire RieHianb wrbI ssreEsn,
Drum Gtdefrr, Garmrr, Sung unh ait
Climb terjli6 sineelaesu
Sid ~etn;ufnten eraue i'm sSdih
8si Su6sH unh bel Srnteui
PIattheutf@e, prsueeR,
pfdIjer aud
inh SaterH. g a&feR.S&D O.
bfn.
Gin Ssbe, fea ned aItrm Srau&
Ssin esibSeritt bert babeu
Ter pIattheuff&' pirb aartsEtllpa
TIT safer 6nSbeI bei6en;
Gr S@paF sisiSpSiIs". Gan, fanss
Re 8nmErI SeI g ace as NReieea,
d 9fdI3eT SaHerfraat Rnh &RSf
Auf fHSneR bIanten 9eReT,-
Sa, uns ftibff fur ben sr5efsa GnrR,
81 ,,rIsutyr' @ein I'm aeaer!
Drum fsHinat aGe, @yss unh aieis,
Getau;t Dirb aud ni&t peaie,
Gs label ssE3Ii& ale Gin
Snr 6irnrk
ansnR esssnis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Sic Satin 6es Germ s. 6omburs
6esIudte ibren @emnbI NIT elmer frdf.
tieen BeItbirserin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Osfen unb ueberjisber iperSsn iskt
berborseiuht uH6 fur 6as taIte @etter
in Stano aefekt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
8artnerfhis MafISfMaa.

Tie 5trma Jusssr uns 9rarttIs bat fH uu.
ter b~ruiisrn Gage nit sessultitiser 3uainn M
uYs aufsslGR. Ssrr Geo. 4rasttls ;isbt fG
BON GeIG6fte juri6 unb 6err Gbds. 8ueser
ibernimnit Die Mftipas une Yaiiras Der Girnsn
uHb pirs sas 9si&dft peitrrfibrsn.
Gbos. Huaser
SEQ. &raettln.
n. B. Auf Obises 9sjss Rebnenb fnae
Id z1sintn &unhen fir bic li6fraIe gatrenase
bsffen Danf uns bsfe eae b~itieiben easfslbs
;3utrausn msinsm Ra&frIsfL 3frrH Singer,
rsresz.
SEQ. &raettl1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Sc asfhnOer elm Wdb&en, befo me5r
ausf@ten bat fe, ein-altes @eib ;u
ueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
Sw segrentea.

Das CebdHbe pel@es fEibeI aID
Sahler.9 abeu BON q. GsriReI benutt
puroe, sesenaber 6em RarttbaHs, Ia
bilis N begv:uten. Hn4snfTagen bel
2. N. 9. @. @ bgifteL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

@esbaIb Sdunb tbeuer be;abIrn
'uenH mann Ia 6srmanH. no., Bel
q. 3. 6aienritter bic bcfen @aareu
~ aHRGnbisen Rreiieu babeu fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Bouene Ssdea femrasn iebt ia
Requiftion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Gin erqui6enber, beionbers Der 6ar'
raern piatOmmsner 9tsssn cling Istten
SoHntag nie6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Sie Yubiudt bes Beibes ,srffort bic
Sbmmeterie uno 9eftnIt bes - gelb-
beutels hires 9atten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Entered at the Post ONCE at Hermann, No., and
admitted for transmission through the mails at
second class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Better if Is S@limmss "a iuifen,
aIs bas NqeridIimmfe ffr9ten ~
NJ Ifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

Der unter,ei&nete, Solicitor Der
Staht 9eruann piro am Renfaa.
Cienstaa unb gittDo4 ben II. II.
unN IL. SftOber i'm RarttbaHie fein
urs bic SteuerH in gmpfana iu nshmen.
g. 6. . aer, Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

5rii9e auifern IN Der ReRanrant
Der Concert Gale.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
8ef0nmtsnd66uu0.

DIR rntcyiei@urts pire ftiae 5arm befttenb
ans I'D adrT roesH IL A6H fIar FHe, ntta 1
adts @einbere. Gin sutts @ehnbans, suts
GiftTne unh &an&kau6 befnssn I'D auf Der
6arn, btI8e 2 4Reiifu seH 1sTnaaRn an Der
Gsunts &eak liesb am Reatae. ben If.
Dftsbsr 8srnsiftass 9 lby 6Fentii& an ben
&eiheietensen eeTtaufen.
8eyRer ssrfanft Id an eemlsihsa 3aee msiR
6ategrsrratk. kseetene In Ges, 4era unb
4sFsfuttsE, ehsnfaAs 2 S9peine, 1itnsr unh
f6nmtti4e HausseEdsts eseen S~aaraabiuae.
Steptaa @etuIanh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

3n bic @S5lsr bsR0asssRssegsnnt
Der uuter,eidnete ma&t hermit Be.
tanut, unb UerpFi&tet i'd i'm Sale
feiuer GrvdbIuns ole G0uufB S&at-
n~eifer, eiHs beionoere &mtfube eiH,u'
ri&ten, bas RiemanS, pel&er amtli9e
@ef&dFte IN perridten bdt eenotbiot
fem ptr6 6ur&, ober in niein Birfhs.
Total 80 eebn. a4tunespoH.
3. q. 4iebof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
Geib auf Der Gut

Der Grfole, 0efen fi9 Die Sambur.
ger 8nmiIien.M ebi,inen un6 oas ct
SotobS 'SeI erfreuen, bsuoa eetDifs
eeute MirtureH auf ben Warft ~
brin9en uHo uHter benz Bormonoe au'
Snureifru, bab eS "a ian b aeIb be"
ooer ns erabe o t" obsr yU o n
a6uIi@e BirtuHs" fei u. +. tu.,
Die Or. @uauf Sonis's Samburaer
SomiIisn . Reoisiuen ober ons ct.
S0t0b5 Del.
SeiS baber anf Der 9Mt!
aafet eu& ui9t beiuesen anbere Me6i.
sinen ~ faufen, ole foI9e, weIde bic
@ripat.S teuermarte unb Die Ramens'
untsrf&rift Der 9erren q. 8OseIer u.
60. traseu.
Gegen
@heMmatismns
gebrau@e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
ansnR 2sesnis.

Siais 80 ~bertamiea.
Gin STennfeTfi pen 20 gansnea 0skaIt
NIT 3ubst5r % kiaiG 10 ssrfanfsR bi
8. Z. ReIteuA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
6 8. Sro@t,
Store tln0 SdlODn!
Trtsri6sbxrs5, 9ase. Sc. @s.

Oesrefhe, gTsbnftr q. E. b. Heyesa On aRS-
ianfa fig Stsrtia&es ernsMum.
Bffa9eS nab aSafH jnfriessn % Reaea mai
smbftbH % bieHrtt BEN esebTtsa gxbgisRm
gang eEaetma-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
@arnnaa.

Do msin atsptisisbn SadisH 6saslrs Obnc
meins 3uiimmuns mid SerIaltn taL 70 parns
ID bisvHit Seeermdnn ibm ni&ts duf nleinsn
Ramsn iu ssttaafen, ha i'd fur bic ron itm &C.
ra3tR SHulten niGt seTantrsrtti& lin.
Sd N. 80 eibemaHn,
SeYnadnu. Cft. s. 1880.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
N@srtuerihipsaufSinna.

Die 8irma @usfy d GsrssY IN untsr bsutis-
en- Datum nit ssssnfsiiissT 3ufimnuns auf.
seiSR. Barr Gew. Gorpfv jitbt I'D pom 0s,
F16fie inrid une DsrT EusiY piTe bic Aftisas
une Taiisae hssislbsn atern'hmen.
@ottI. Susfeg.
Gop. Gorpep.
Ssrr Grrrsp III bsrsdtist aushsbsnes @sietS
Der 8irnfa eutarsen lunehmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08

8crutr esssn aas Gebrt&sH, peI&rn Eufsr
q anSfbtere
u~nteruorfen fnb, aIs
B~erRopfune, fdmeres llriniren, Collie.
DeinGpatb, 9@rnnben un6 SubfduIe
R~(auenfduIe bel S@aafen, sliereHuir'
rner bel 9&iusiurn
S4wisIise 6Ie@ten
Sweeney,
Barjeu, Gpijotie, Stau&unseR AMI
0uetI&unsen. OfeHe @uHbeH, 9dbns
belt, SufeeiGwuIf, BiuosGlsu, Gro.
men . @efawIrs, eefdpoleue Gutter,
@ufbrud uh6 @eni6- SifeIH.
Siiteln, SnIenoe.s uno
" alenbere,
RanOe Hn0 Senlcn.
Cine 6lni&e ct. SnfObs Del tOfet
SO Gts., (fluf SIoi@en s2), it in
ieeer @pOtbete su boben ODER uiro BEL
8efsIuns bon nidt tueniser aIs S..
fret mad allen Sbeilen Der Der. Staa.
ten berIauot. 9Ran obraNire:
q. Eosrler & Co.,
Baltimore, arb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
WolksbIatt

9bsOhar Graf sssss saebaftear
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-08
3s 0esfsngfn.

Gin fd6nes 8obnbauA NIT boiler
Got. etaanue, Giferne .. (. 10. gele1er
an ber Stem Gtfase spii4ea @esst
unb G&iaeE, 10 inter aanFiseH Dee
binanneea 40 uerfanfen.
30. AZ. Gbae. Rim mel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

The situation in Ireland seems to be
neither satisfactory nor pleasant Mr.. Par.
nell, who is in position to know fully the
intentions ofthe land leaguers, does not APP
pear to be either disheatened or inundated
by the action of the government in prosecu-
ting members of the leagua. He says it will
not stop the agitation, nor prevent the move
ment for home rule being persisted in. He
has 10 faith in an Irish party in the English
parliament, because he says the English
government has so many ways of corruption
that members of Irish districts, removed
from their constituents and home influences,
will yield to the pressure brought upon
them. 1t looks somewhat selfish, not to say
cowardly, on the part of the English govern
ment that in these prosecutions they have
retained all the queens counsel in the coun-
try, and left only the inferior lawyers for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

President Hayes is TO have grand public
reception in St. Louis.
The P ince of Wales and Gambettl are
hand-and-gove with each other.
Wendell Phillips is the.executor If the es-
tate of the late Lydia Maria Ch.li.
RI-kin's scattered letters are soon TO be
plbilshei nader the title Of the "A rows of
the Cha O."
Frenchmen don't make one quarter of
the fuss over the less of their baggage as DO
Americans.
Arthur Sullivan is not bit coRceited about
his own works. He takes his friends opinion
on the subject.
The presidents salary paid TO him at the
end OF each month just the same as if he YVES
splebisn working man
George Bancroft entered Harvard college
when he was only twelve years old and grad
usted when he was Sc eneen.
A member of German officers express it AS
their opinion that in few years there will
DO war between Germany and France.
MiIa's, the amt r, is standard authority
on ore subject beside art ut all oveats, and
that IS dogs, OF which he is very fond
Otfenbach was ford of those German
dishes that tax the dige ion most.-Ex We
suppose that me. s.inburge- ard balogra
sausage.
Truth is stranger than fiction after all.
BOB Burdetn, Hawktyes funny man Gclu.
ally made a speech to the SUNDAY s.hoy, Of
the first Baptist church in Pnimlelph
Chres Uu'r, Geaeral G ants Jang, ota
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

The British political agent in Bombay is
holding an inquiry into the charge made
against Chandia Sing second son of the
rajah Of Chota, of numbering his wife. Ii
seems that the prince suspected her fidelity,
and watching her. he saw her descend rope.
ladder. from her apartments and meet her
lover He had her seized, and after three
days of horrible torture inflicted, she died,
when he gave out the report that her death
was caused by snake bite. If tho charge is
sustained before the court of inquiry he will
be tried for his life The Hindoos are dis
gusted that objection should be raised
against prince for killing his wife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

As the east,bound express train on the
Tel as & Pacific road now leaves Dallas at
6:55 o'clock every morning, we are enabled o
place the HERALD at all points along the
road almost damp from the press. We will
have it as far east as Marshall by 3 o'clock in
the afternoon; al Jefferson by 4 and at Tcx-
arkans by supper 1t will reach Mineoa
before noon, and consequently we can place
il in Tyler by tho middle of the afternoon
All persons along The line of tie Texas "
Pacific who want live, neWsy, frst-cass
daily paper should avail themselves At once
Of the Opportunity of subscribing for the
HERALD. 1t will give you all the Geographic
news fully twenty 'fourhours sooner than any
other paper can.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11
LORDS OF CREATION

Grant spent election day in New York
city.
French tourists go now to Switzerland in.
stead of Germany.
Moody's sermons have all been translated
int, Arabic.
Gsmbetts is beginning to look great deal
older than he is.
Massenet, the French composer, is writing
an opera without choruses.
Mr.. Millais, the English painter, returned
his income last year at $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11
M1ORD'SN Y REST025Tl2l.


EULLI % PEREZ of the human race sr
4 victims to partial COMPLETE impoten"y
ANS startling assertion viii be fully corroS1
rated by every intelligent physician m
pIlhClEal causes producing this disease are in.
ulhoIotlohs, or eXCeases. Some of the comlno
symptoms are lOss of v!gOr, spermatorrhoso
pam IN the back, disposition 70 avoid sociatv
lahguOr gloomy fOrebOdlngs, mental dIstress'
nervous debility and leucOrrhra On femslcSS'
ueulltauhS creams, &c. Let no false modesto
PleVen' me parent from warning the child ~
tois great evil. Secret habits are the result ~
ignorance. ie'"i' Oh
There Is wel-known principle In anlp,a
phyNl's4Sy that no vital action can take ulac"
ttNU'f' Ihe agehcy OF the nervous Ayd.
tenn; the nerve power in any organ Ia wcSk
eneu, then that organ is..we9k There ia rem
euy IN thh reach of all, one that has stood nj q
tsat Tor over half century. DR. eiror,bs
iIal restorative has been scratlAi2pd aud In.
uoreeu by the Academy of Medicine In Pari,
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anu Tor ten years with nervous debility and
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

II New York was carried for Garfield by
fraud, let the democrats of that state show
it, and do it in such manner that the de-
monstration will be beyond quiSble, SO that
all the country may see and know upon
what tenure the republicans remain in pow
er. If fraud cannot be shown, then let 4 Q
democrats of that state hold their peace On
this point. Idle charges and buster are
ridiculous.
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IT is said, so rumor has tin Washing lon city,
that ex-senator John B. Gordon, of Geor-
gis, Senators Wade Hampton and L. Q. c
Lamar, Of South. Carolina and Mississippi,
propose to suggest mass meeting in thesouth-
ern states to have Instructions. given TO the
electors of those states to cast their votes for
Garfield and Arthur. We rather suspect
that this is an idle rumor, and that these gem
men never have had such thought.
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TIE st. Louis Times urges the St. Louis
merchants to inquire into the cost of mair-
tanning couple of dreGe boats to keep open
the sand.bars that form from time to time
between that city and Cairo.
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They have n new way of making colored
republicans converted to democracy stick in
North Carolina There was circus in
Stokes county in that state q short time
prior to the presidential election and four
white men went to it in wagon driven by a
eolored republican. On the road the white
men set to work to proselyte the negro to
the democratic faith, and clincbing their ar.
guments and persuasions with circus
ticket, they were successful. On the way
home, however the negro said he didn't be-
leve he could stick to the democracy unless
he was baptized, 50 on reaching Dan river,
which theparly had to cross, Robert Mitch
oil, one of the white men, took lhe negro into
the water and baptized him in the name of
Winfield Scott Hancock and the regenerated
demo1racy. The negro voted with the
Democracy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

The society OF arts in London is pre-.
serving and showing respect to the memories
Of famous men. by putting up tablets on the
houses they once occupied. 1t has already
marked fourteen HOUSES including the resi-,
dences OF johnson, Garrick, Faraday, Dry
den, Nelson, Byron and Reynolds md has
permission for the erection of six more which
il has ordered. The name of Charles Dickens
sincluded on the list This is an expressive
way OF showing that respect for the illus
trious dead which is due.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

Col. John D. HESTER, aged eighty.six
years. president of the veteran association of
the war oflSl2, fell down stairs at his resi-
dence in Philadelphia on "Wednesday the Sd
instant, and died shortly afterwards.
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THE New lerk World ntimatos in as
plain language rs can DO used without
making direct charge, that John Kelly, in
New York, and "Boss" Mclaughlin, IN
Brooklyn, sold out the democratic party in
those two cites. The World is an extremely
sautious, conservative newspaper, not at oil
sensational and what it says on SO grave a
matter rs this, deserves consideration at
least. There was evidently $50 rething rot
Sen in Denmark" in some way or another.
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the leaguers to select from for their defense
If the leaguers are acquitted it will be
attributed to the goodness of their course; if
convicted, i. will be said it was for lack Of
able counsel.
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Interesting to Underwriters
New Orleans Picayune

Mahomeps coffin may hang midway be.
tween the heavens and the earth; but that is
no ground on which to found religion. 1t
IS simply a miracle interesting principally
u undertAkers 'J
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other paper can.

THERE isn't one man in ten in this city
who can pronounce correctly according to
Websters dictionary the following words /:
Sscrilegious, Belial, bronchitis, exhausted,
finances, deficit, lenient, comely, docile,
Malay, calliopc, chameleon, suit, coadjutor,
ealigraphy, matinee, sacrihcable, carbne,
hymeneal, isolated, jugular debris, androute.
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INDICATIONS.

C1ear or party c'ouiy wtd'hsr; west todo~h'
syly minds; stationary Gr tODer temperature
u the eastern parts and ne rig stationary Ja-
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D-SCllUClIMAN-At Tia" re.idence Of
NJ NJ John Flsher3lO Canton rect, November
BOND to hiSs Isabel c. Schuchmau.
Loui5V lie Courier journal men e. conv