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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-02
Colonel IngersOn on tile Presidential
Question.

CHICAGO, January 31st.-Colousl r. G..
Ingersoll, in an interview with Journal re-
porter, expressed his views freely on the
Presidential question. He believes Grant
practically out OF the race, and that the con-
test in the National Convention will be al
most entirely between Blaine and Sherman,
with the chances very largely in favor of the
former, who, he believes, will be the easiest
man for the Republicans to elect. He be-
lieves that neither Bayard, Seymour nor
Tilden will receive the Democratic nominat-
ion, but says Hendricks might win if he has
the boldness to play the cards which he holds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-02

AUGUSTA (Me.), January 3lst.-P. A. Saw
yer, Fusionist Secretary of State, has yielded,
and under protest has given up all the State
property in his possession. This afternoon
Sawyer delivered to the Republican Secretary
os State sealed returns of the votes for Gov
ernor, county officers, Senators and Repre-
sentatives, Council records. and all reports of
the Executive Council of 1879 relating to cleo
tion returns. He says he received legal ad-
wise yesterday to hold out in his possession,
but as he was satisfied the Sheriff had a war
rant for his arrest, he did not choose to make
martyr of himself, and has therefore given
up his claim to the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24

The state senate of Indiana is tie and the
situation is suggestive OF complications In the
affairs of that state The governor and lleuten-
ant goyeTnor-elect cannot be installed until the
two houses OF the legislature shall have can
yassed and declared the official returns OF the
election. The democrats declare that they will
lot permit the senate TO be organized unless
they are given control OF the body. This would
not only give them the committees and patron
age OF the senate, bat IL would enable the DEM
oerats to defeat any efforts at legislation
not acceptable to them. Another import
ant consideration is that the United States
Senator cannot be elected until the
leglature shall have been organized. Gov
eTnoT Porter cannot be inausurated until the
legislature counts the vote. and therefore 1t
viii not De in his power TO appoint Senator,
Ia the event the legislature fails to do It's duty
Ihefe Is considerable excitement and some ap-
prehension In political circles in Indiana over
the situation; but there Will probably be less
trouble than is apprehended. After the people
nave expressed their will at the polls, they usu-
ually have way OF enforcing their decree and
ordinarily The minority party does not care to
and la the way Of It's enforcement. The DEM
ocratic minority Will probably yield to the ma
Jority without compelling trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24

Refined petroleum is now one OF the articles
Of necessity. II is also an important article of
commerce, the exports for a single week In this
month amounting to 15' 2.5 gallons which
was very largely In excess OF The exports OF all
other Oils combined. Yet, With all the impOr-
lance OF petroleum, is general use and it's
necessity, single company almost absolutely
controls the market and advances OF reduces
the prices OF the article as the interests OF the
CORPORATION deIna nlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24
CONTINUALLY ON DECK
WITH
BARGAINS IN GROCERIES
AND
TABLE LUXURIES.

~ IDS aranuiated Sugar. 81 90
4o3s IDS A sugar .....................fo for 81. %
~ barrels Selected Malaga Grapes Large Clusters
IL lbs. Light Brown ELECTROMAGNETIC LOO
Cnolcest Dehesa Ralstns. New
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar. for 81. 90
Fancy Raisins in fiat quarter boxes New
10Y lbs. "a" Sugar. for 81. 90
Fine Imperial Cabinet L. l.. Raisins. New
Choice Rsisins (new) in fat quarter boxes for 81 90
Dates, unusually hne..... New
IL los. Light Brown Sugar. for 81. 90
Almonds, genuine I.ansuadoes ................Ne New
10 lbs. Granulatei Sugar..... ......-..for 81. 90
French and Naples Walnuts. large lot.........New
lU19 lbs IA sugar Tor 81 w
Choice Pecan Nuts. New
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar....... for 81. 90
Choice FIberts and Brazil NuB.................New
lbs. Choice Mixed Nuts. all new for 81 90
Florioa Oranges. first of the season. Stem Ont
II lbs. Light Brown Sugar. ..............for 81. 90
Figs, finest on New
Bananas, Crsnberries and Apples. Selected
New Buckwheat, patent process ......... Unequaed
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar for making
SyruP.................. .......,.... .SeasonaD!s
Mince Meat in 5ib buckets. The best to be had
Pure Sugar Syrups and Nc,c New Orleans Molasses
We have reduced the price of our May Picked
Natural Leaf JAP TEA 20 per ceat and it's selling
fast. It's tbs best TEA in Washington
Telephone Connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs.
o04 eth st. n. W., Between Il and +.
CONTINUALLY ON DECK WITH BARGAINS.
DOyE3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24
Double Slaeei Niar.

TIE STAR viii be published On saturday In
double-sheet form of frty-six columns. The
exceptionally large circulation OF these favorite
issues make them peculiarly valuable to adver-
ti>ers and news dealers, who are requested to
end In their orders for the next edition at the
arIiest moment practicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24

UNABE PIANOs.-Unequaled In rosE
II TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP and DuRh-
thorough workmanship. Great bargains VtNfy
in ORGANS Tuning. repairing, packing and
moving promptly attended to, at RETCHEN-
BAOH,s Piano wsreroems, No. AS 18th street.
ADORE Penpsyiyspia Avenue. noy,R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24

IN0R SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE-Larse. ana
II Small Houses, in all parts of the city. Gall snd
examine our list FITCH. FOX & BROWN, lisT
feinsyIVahia ave. noyS SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24
PERSONAL.

WANIED-By gentleman spending the winter
w in the city TO make the acquaintance OF an
agreeable young LADY. Object social enjoyme 1t
theaters, snprers. &c. Address A. q. NERrUR3.
City Post Office. nova IT.
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES reports a.
- TO the responsibility of people, Wi tn abstracts Of
liens on real estate 600 10th TT. n W. Office hours
Z to 10 a. M, 20 5 aud &c 10 m. oclI -2ms
wv II. ALBURGER. successor 70 /. p LIBBKY,
We Matchmaker snd Jeweler, has removed 70
corner OF It'll and cts. W, in Drug Store. oppo
site o. 3 p. D. eep1B
MADAM ROSS, the long established, reliable
vi ClairvoyaDt and Asroloeist, gives better salts
faction in al affairs of life than any in the pro-
fesson tells the past present and future destiny;
gives advice and assistance on all matters apper-
tanning to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN
TROUBLE CALL. Satisfaction given no pay.
COMPUTATION Rooms, 402 % st., above ID street
northwest. ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24
I1NUh hFNI-
II THE CORCOBAN BUILDING,
OPPosIIE u. 5. TREASURY, 18th STREET.

Fine Stores. Office Rooms-singly or commusi-
caung-for business Offices, Studios. etc Water
ana Closets on every floor Elevator aud steam
heat Dark rooms for storage. Inquire OF the
Janitor. trI1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24

make no charge to landlords for adyer.isius
stantlY
] have many Of the Finest Building Sites In ths
city for sale Also Houses in every section A. pri.s
from 81. 900 10 500. GO. Now Is the time to bay.
nOvso R. o. HOFFMAN. Ioth and SITS. nv.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07

THE Colossal Bronze Statue of
Victory which stands in the Park,
at Lowell, before the tomb of the
first soldiers that fell in the revolu-
ton, is lasting and beautiful
tribute of art. 1t is one of the FIRST
objects sought By strangers visiting
our sister city, which indeed many
visit, purposely to see this elegant
object of high ait. 1t was obtained
from the King of Bavaria by DIR. j.
G.. Aver, to whom His Majesty was
especially gracious in acknowledge
ment of what his remedies are re-
puted to have done for the suffering
sick. 1t was donated by the Doctor
to the City of Lowell as a perma-
nent and speaking emblem Of the
victories both OF Science and Arms.
-Hagersto,on Nd. .Presv.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
From Another Correspondent.

Eds. Independent:
BUENA VISTA, IND, Feb. s. -
During the past month we have
had warm, spring-iike weather
nearly all the time. There is no
telling how deep the mud is. The
roads were almost impossible, un-
til the last day or two we have
had cold snap, and the mud is
frozen up. The roads are now
rougher to travel over than the
most rocky road in Berkeley.
Buena Vista is pleasant and
prosperous little town, aud bust
ness is quite lively. 1t has several
good dry good stores, four drug
stores, FIVE physicians, three
churches - Methodist, Christian
and Dunkard, and large Touring
mill and saw mill. ta19
The Indiana laws are little
loose on the question of divorce. 1t
is no trouble for man or a wo-
man to get divorce here. / know
a man that has been married three
times, andsall three of his wives
are living. A short time ago a
man and his wife became dissat-
listed with each other. and agreed
by mutual consent to part and di-
vide the property, and to make
things even she traded her baby for
cow. What do you think of that
for.high?
"Novice' went out To- Cicero
creek recently and brought in a
nice string Of suckers. How he
got them do not know.
The visits of your valuable pa
DER are always hailed with delight.
Can hardly wait Until the time
comes TO receive it. PEKIN.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
IS ACRES.
Fifly-Eight Acres,

and If that does not bring sum suffi-
cient to pay offthe liens upon said land,
amounting to So, 500 90, then the whole
50 ACRE TRACT will be offered.
TERMS OF SALE AS PRESCRIBED BY
THE DECREE. One-third cash on day
of sale, and the balance in two equal
payments at one and two years; defer
red pay nents to bear interest from day
of sale and be secured by lien on the
land.
BLACKBURN HUGHES,
q. j. FAULKNER, JR.,
jan 81 ,5t Spc' i Com'rs.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
From Indiana -'' Novice
Strikes Back.
BUENA VISTA, FEB.


Els. Independent:
In perusing the columns of the
INDEPENDENT Of last week. / no.
ticed a communication from one
of your West Virginia sportsmen,
who is at present rusticating in
our midst. a newspaper corre-
spondent Is supposed to be chron-
icier Of important events, re-
c0rder of the doings of a neighbour
hood In which he is sojourning,
and inasmuch as his name has be-
come somewhat renowned in the
pi5catorial world, 1t would not b.
amis5 10 keep your many readers
posted with regard to his success
in this country in n'ber sports.
Your humble servant ~ opo5sum
notoriety, CHANGED I, be in his
company a few days since in a
regular old fashioned RABBIT chase
(of which the nerable sportsman
made mention in his cOmmunica-
ton of last week.. He does not
lay claims to being a crack shot at
quail or rabbit, but is particularly
useful in the way of beating the
brush to scare up the game. Dur
ing the day we travelled several
miles and there was not a brush
heap or rail pile within the radius
of our vision that did not receive
sound threshing at his hands.
We think OF organizing a sport
ing club la this county, and as it
is necessary to have hand or two
at this particular service, we
thought Of rendering him the
position.
A day or two since he was in
sore trouble over the loss of a
peice of his linen, aud was labor
ing under the impression that his
washer woman had nislaid or
purloined it. After searching for
it repea eddy through his bed
chamber and his trunk, and even
down In his boots, he gave up in
despair 1t was intimated by the
ch-abused dame that perhaps
he had not taken it off, or in other
words, had put on clean garment
over the soiled one. He grew
wroth at such an insinuation and
TO convince her that such was not
the case, unbuttoned his sleeve
and rolled il up for her inspection,
remarking. There, does that look
like it?' when 10 presto change,
there 1t was as the good woman
had predicted. You can imagine
mis- discontinue! Cannot tell how
it will be now about getting him
to take position in the club.
Since the above transaction took
place he seems to banker after old
Virginia, and is continually dilat-
ing about his proves in a contest
he had with Mr.. Phil Showers last
summer, and is more than anxious
for a renewal of the same.
The weather in this country has
been almost spring-like for sew
eral weeks past. Within the last
twenty-four hours there has how
ever been a marked change, the
mercury falling from SO down to
l8o. Such changes, however, are
no new thing in this part of Gods
moral heritage.
The wheat crop is looking very
fine and it is generally predicted
that we will have another good
crop if the spring season is
favorable.
/ will now close with my good
wishes for the success of the IN
DEPENDENT, it being in my judg-
ment the best county paper ever
published in old Berkeley.
MORE ANON.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
NEW ADVER TISEMENTS.


Is HEREBY given that the undersigned
1 have obtained a certifc tie Of incorpor-
poration, which has been issued to item
under the name of "The Gerardstoa n
Tanning Company, and tnat meeting
of the Stockholders of said Company will
take place at the, Brick Sthool-house in
Gerardstown, Berkeley County, West
Virginia, ON THE 2lsT OF FEBRUARY,
1880, at 2 o'clock, P. M, for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors, making
By laws, and to transact any otter BUSH
ness that may be lawfully done by said
Stockholde 8.
G W McKOWN,
j. P. CAPTER,
JOHN s. BOWERS,
CHAS. II. MILLER,
Jeb7-2t. NJ. j. q. HOFFMAN.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
For Sale or Rent.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, one mile
N from Martinsburg; also lot contain .
ing six acres, one-half mile from town.
A stable and large yard in town, on
South Queen street, near the bridge now
used as a blacksmith shop. For further
particulars inq1ire Of
MRS. SUE G. CUNNINGHAM.
ian3l-3t.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07

CURATIVE, the vegetable medi-
" cine. without doubt, is specific for
all diseases of Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
Try it. For sale by druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
6 Acres of Land.

situated in the town of Martinsburg, in
said county, comprised of two smaller lots
or parcels. bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
lst PARCEI,-Reginning at stake On
the north side of the Schoppert's Ferry
road, and running with said road N 59J
w l34 poles; thence N 3o3 so poles;
thence ) 599 & l35 poles; thence 303 w
go poles to the place of beginning, less one
acre sold and conveyed by Jacob Mohler
and wife to Fl. Thomas by deed dated
November 8, 1870 and recorded in Deed
Book No. 10, pages 267 and 268, being
the same propert, conveyed by H. F. Fen
mel and wife and G. F. Kyner and wife to
said F. Martin by deed dated December
81, 1872 and recorded in Deed Book No.
TO- page l02.
I'd PARCEL--A lot ABIDING the above,
100 feet by $50 feet, conveyed by w.
Winter and wife 70 said F. Martin by deed
dated December Z, 1874, and recorded in
Deed Book No. II, page AS; the said two
parcels being the property lately occu-
pied by the said r. Martin as a residence.
1t has good
Frame Dwelling House,
barn, stabling, water, fruit trees, sh. ub-
berry, and all the im rovements necessary
to render the same very desirable subur-
ban residen e. The sale will be made free
from dover.
TERMS.-One third of purchase money
cash on day Of sale; the remainder in two
equal annual payments, with interest from
day of sale, to be secured by notes or
bonds of the purchaser, and lien on the
property purchased.
w II. n. FLICK,
M. 7. INGLES,
jan3l. Special Commissioner.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
NARTINsBURG, January 10, 1880.
Z. B. Hamil,
vs..
Ellen Wigton AMI others
Notice is hereby given that have fixed
upon the 18th DAY OF FEBRU AIRY,
1880, to execute the decree of the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County rendered in the
above suit at tine November term, 1879,
directing me to reform, revise and correct
the former report filed N this suit, No.
vember 3 1879, in such respects as it may
appear proper.
Given under my hand a, Commissioner
in Chancery of the said Court, the day
and year FIRST aforesaid.
J. 7. PICKING,
jana At. Commissioners.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
$50 ACRES OF LAND,

situated within one-half mile of the cor
porate limits of Martinsburg, On the
Martinshurg and Williamsport Turnpike,
with a Comfortable
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-07
February %, 1880,

between the hours of IL O'Clock, A. NJ
and 4 oclock, P. NJ. II that day, that
valuable tract of land known as the
Tom TU RN Err tract, lying in Ber-
kelley County. w Va. adjoining the
lands of George II. Hollida and Others,
AMI containing
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23
4nsielrnna aeheilt.

Gin alter @r,t, ruel4er f& bon Der
YraTis auriidse,oae: uno bon einem
On Snbiiden MiifonSr elm einia&es
pesetdbilii@es- Seilmittel bot fnY ole
iAnele uno bauerbofte Sur bon aus.
,sbruna. Hron@itis. gatarrb, Ultima
un6 ale 9nls uno Qunaen. 9r0nfbeiten,
iopie cine &arieol'sur fur Nerpens
ihmd&e unb anfere 8ei&werSen, uno
nslaer es in f&on Saufenoeu Der
uerf@isoenen Sdaen probirt, flbIt
60 oils feline HHiht oaiieIbe unter feinen
lsioenoen Nitbriber befannt ~ MAIDEN.
SD uerSe olsn, Die Is tuininen, tiefes
Hecept IN oeutfher, fransoFi&er ober
enelif@er Spra@e, nit boiler DIRECTION
tes SerfteQfna unb Gebran1es 6efeI.
ben, frei ,uienbeu. Nit Der Bcjf per.
faubt. Wan aoreffre uub ienSe eins
Roftmdrfe, 6iefe 8eitnns ~ancebeno,
E. B. @berar,
1E9 Bopers BIo6,
8o@efter, q. D.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23

3ettnnasaeiete Der Ser. staatem

@enn Nbonnsntra ripr !3situns niGt abbe>
aeaea. 70 rirb anetnsmmtn hae nc bitislb
fort3absbalteu pifHiHsu.
aein abonRement fam rehtseiltis a6tt-
ffeaf irfrbru, ObHr bae ale 8affdnss beiabIt
ine.
~enn Abonnenten % untertaItn. ibrs Sci
tuusru pom Der wOfofTss absubOlrn, 70 fne fs
eafir ptrantUOrtIi&, bis fe ibrs gang: Se&-
uuns bejnbIt une bic 3situna n6befsnt babsn.
3sun aksnntnitn ibrsn @rtnrrt Ssrlnbsrn,
Sbue brn 3titunssbsrausssbtT su bsna6ri6ti-
gen, 70 ID Is ibr S&asen, wsnu bic 3eituus
mad ibrem fribersH @ebnort sefGidt miro.
Cine @sissruns, bic 3eituns pom Der pot
Sffss abjubOIen, Obus eieitIbe bsjablt ,u babrr
tpiTo ais abF9fi&sr Setrus anselsbtn.
Ser hrsi Hummern elmer 3eltuna dnnimmt
tutrb ale abSHHsut bstraGtst uub BAT fir big
fslbt % jabltn.
pUhmsiasT fnb ansfbnItsn, brirHi& Nn,eis
~ Hiadeu, faIe Gin Abcnnsnt ieine 3situn,
ni9t abbott une bic Granpr bafir anjusebeu
Die 8uHaGldHisuus elmer lOIGsn Anjsis
raa6t fe fir ben S@aeen Der SerausSsbr
beTantirortIi6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23

assrte Der @eiskeit iter ben Batter.
1. Sci ber gnfmi6Iune Der &ates
Fnb be &aten eaiis nnbetbeiiiet.
2. Ran tbeilt bic &ater Elm IN ma.
tirlt3s Hnb tropifae. Die fropif9en
foninien nsebr i'm Rorben Dor.
8. Der 8iertater ID ben saEmen, bes
Doplenfater ben reibenben Sbiereu
snjure&nen.
4. Betrunfenbeit ia INNER bic Muts
ter sss aatsrs; Der 2atsr III man9maI
btr Batter Der getrunfenbeit, mitbin
fem sisener Grobbater.
s. Ran fol bas gier ni@t Dor BEN
&atef Ioben.
8. Der moraIif&e &ater 10 bic ber.
n:ebrte unb berbefsrte outage bee
pbbRfaen.
7. Die 8eIeste 8unse in Die Sof-
traueH bes Nunoes nm ben berloren
sesansenen Duff.
8. Der 4ater fomrat In ben beffen
6amiiien Dor, uuo mo Ct ni&t boz.
fomult, fommt er mad.
9. ST Der 6ater in uns, 70 fnb mir
uns.
10. 9un6e unb 8oter bertrogen f9
gang gut. ME man tdeIi@ an ben etu.
feben fonn.
IL. Ter unraanb, ba6 Dos Dleer
iR. last ben 3ater sur Gee in
nilberem Qi&te erideinen.
IL. Ser Sdrins if aud Dor gebein-
ni&t fiber.
Is. Ser bloue Wontas fabrt gum
Irauen Sienffaa.
IA. Gu& Der Sreiaeif mus an Den
cater stnuben.
Is. Cer e6Iaf if Der eeIbfmorS
les Eaters.
Is. Die Guisfeit it Der 2ater. Der
ben &auf4 Der Belt foIat. |,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23

Nls 8euae seaen bic Wonbidein.
Getiloteure in Georsia ouf,utreten, ii
fein Spub. Diefelben baben fursli@
cine Nn3abI 3eusen in einen Sumpf
seiast unb BORT feds Gage lang beIa'
CERT. Die Belaserten iuurben f&Iisb-
lid ourd cine @nsabf berittener &eeies
runssbeamter bsfreit, mad Der Stabt
atlanta ssIeitet unS bort berbOrsen &C.
balten. I'm ibr 2eben gu retten. per.
ben fe nod Nbaobe ihres 3eusnifss
nod einem entfernten Sbeile bss Staa'
tes geianbt freroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23

9ls am leFten Sountas 0benb eini'
&C junssn Slri@@en. bon einem @us-
Hus i'm Sdiefers Brand beimfsbrten,
iaoB elmer oerieiben Den Sunb oes
pertn q. 8en6ns. Sie Saat mar elm
aan, u%nprousirter @ft Der 9raufamteit
oa f& Der 9uno innerbalb Der lin.
sdumuus bsfano uno bic SuneenS bod.
items anbeIen aber ni&t beiben fonnte.
perr 8enina bot einen Der 8arf9en
int gernaht uno 70 balb CT bas n0tbige
8eueiS WateriaI aufbrineeH fam.
luirb er benielben boz @eridt bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23
Bon eauae's store @. 9.

Bon eause's Store g. 9.
On Die 8ebattiou ces nSermanner
@~oltsblatt
Ssitunesberidterifattsr baben offers
ibre liebs Wabe reHt uiel 0euisfeiten
penn nud nod 10 barmloier Ratur
-auf;ufihen. 9eute bin id pieoer
i'm Sale, Sbnen etluos 3eues mit3u'
tbeilen unb foQ es mir angenebm fem,
pen Sic oisie BON Belt ~ 3eit f@
INTERCOLLEGIATE 8euistsit Sbrem sei&dB
ten 8latte einuerlei6en. 60 siebt bel
uns nieoer einea Bal; einen nod ME
bas;weiensn N astenbalI, ON
Sumstos Nbenb, ben 81. Sanuar, I'M
Sabre oes Seils 1880. IS freut ff
natlrlid idon NGss mdnnialig oarauf
Stun bas Die @Taire cine burdaus
aslunssne 40 wsroen Usrfpri&t, Der
birat iGon bic Sbatiade, ba5 Ser,
Betf9 fG feierIi4 perpFrdtet mi
ieinem Bab nit aler ibm 40 Gebot
ffebenben Wo4t ms Sr&efter einsu
s~reifen.
Sursuur, Gnes iebt nit Ger srobtei
ypannuna Der Diuse entsesen, bic b.
tommen rperoen.
&4tunssuOa SIR
8. &6uIi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-23

Ga Saeeb aubn uns Barbara beFen Gattfr
tur6 bpstbeiarif&t Berf&rsi6nus (Nortaas.
bteb) an 2. T5fmbr 1875 bas ua6TebenSt
Gietnibuu itertraseH baten, ndmIid.
DIN fdeIiGsn 3beil hes nogsaafixen Ri,y.
teIs bss nersptait6eu gierteEs Bon Gefticu
IS. entbaItene f3 AdH ebenfaIs haS fEeSfdide
8iertel bee nerbireafi@en 9iieteIS pen Gsftien
IS. eHthalteue 40 AdfT nRe aueu Tben hrs
nsre5fii1eu BierleIs BON faeptafi6tn 0iertsI
Der Geftion IS, entbalteab 50 huubertfei Ndsr
a1es In 90Dnfhip 90, Ganae 5 refi. nnb SEE.
een IN @aseeuabe County Is.
@el4e uetertraanug eema&t purhe mn bic
3abluns elmer Rete, efnamsr befArir6en IN
beiastemg logteaee-D sss uub ba birsetSe Fania.
nab gteT tas aapftaI seer SutersGeu saraHi
tsjablt peretn fue, besbalb peree ID, G6rta.
&nbn , Wertea9fe, 4Taft h<r nRrH belaasen
Rerteaee lniy ~Hteytydgeuen GeDaIt, has scr.
eebenb ttf&yiebeae Giaesftum auf SGtntti6er
Aaftisu seTasieeyn am
enmstas ben 81 ssbruav 1880,
vpif9ra Q ubs 9svmittasa uut 5 nit Ra6.
miitass an bss Grsnt 3tfre 30 Gsur 6aufte
10 Deyu8a1n, Oaeesnahs Go, 9Rc. sn Sen
k5ttRen 8tesey fir 9aaT In Dans. um 30
@apttal unb 3faieR tefaefer 0ose REb ~
aseta tir sieiss gsrfabEea sa bsdsa.
gtstf. 2nbn.
Rsfieaaee.