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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06

with poisonous tobacco. We must be
purified and made fit to live with our
redeemer.'' The crisis turned the
Millerites into Seventh Day Advent
lists. Several times since 1914 these
false prophets have predicted the end
of this universe, the most noted be-
ing that which chose 1850. God be-
ginning to foretcll His proposes to
man, and neglecting for ages to COM
plete the information, looks absurd
enough, and this sect makes Him
bungle along eighteen hundred years
more before He sent 4 man to inter-
pret the news. But consistency is
not the jewel of any of these new sects.
The Mormon bible, translated by the
angel Moroni and Joseph Smith, con-
demns polygamy, which later reve-
lations to Brigham Young, re-estab-
lished that old institution. Then the
Spiritualists have splendid courtships
and weddings in that spiritual land,
where ''they neither marry nor are
given in marriage a candid obser-
vation of the tendencies of Advent.
ism, shows that it elevates more than
it degrades it's votaries. IGNORANCE
is the mother of Devotion, and these
converts being from the lower classes,
the abstinence from tobacco, tea, cof-
fee, and all supertluo,ls food and dress.
improves their health and morals,
and enables them to pay their tythes,
and support their preachers from the
savings. Their rejection of pork is
questionable, as the hog is the only
animal made exclusively for food,
and frontier men say bacon yields
more board for a given cost, than any
other article of diet. But like Christ
in his first advent, these Second Adj
ventists detest swine, and like Christ,
they labor among the ignorant poor.
whom the orthodox sects neglect and
despise. The rich and the educated
classes are tending to the opposite di-
rection, under such leaders as Beech
er and Ingersoll. I couple these
names advisedly, because the religion
we inherit must be undermined by
the Beechcrs before we can listen to
the hlasphemies of the Ingersolls.
The Adventists would concentrate
christianity to Il focus, but the Inf
dels would scatter it in the winds of
heaven, and amy religion is better
than no religion at all. Better have
an occasional fanatic to butcher his
own child, like Freeman, of Pocasset,
than a nation of fanatics to butcher
indiscriminately, like Murat and Rob-
ispiere. Yours, ID.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
BERTHA. TODD COUNTY.

The young folks enjoyed a social
time, interspersed with music and
tripping the fantastic toe, at the
Signer school house, OH the night of
the departure of the old year, 1880.
The wife of Isaac Stowe, of Stowe
Prairie. died last Thursday from the
effect of tumor in the hip, as We un-
derstand.
The wife of Alonzo Wood, of the
town of Bertha, died Jan. lst, after
lingering illness of years. She
leaves a husband, and an only daugh-
ter, about eleven years old. We be-
lieve Mrs. Wood to have been an
earnest christian, AND devoted wife
and mother. But she is gone from
our midst, and what seems to be our
loss is her eternal gain, and we would
say to her intimate friends: ''be ye
also prepared, for ye know not when
the hour cometh. for rs ye have borne
the image of the earthly, so also shall
We bear the image Of the heavenly.
Gilbert Brown received y grand
New Years present; his wife the do
nor. It's a boy. Mother and son do
ing we'll.
It beats the oldest inhabitants how
large Il little Office makes some people.
We have IL couple of school officers in
these parts who have petitioned to
have a public road widened. 1tsecms
it is too narrow for them to pass.
There is considerable railroad clat-
ter going the rounds Of the local pa
pers. advocating the feasibility of
building a railroad from Osakis 10
Brainerd. Motley, Aldrich, or some
point on the Northern Pacific. But
AS vet I have failed to see anything
more tangeablc than was advocated
one year ago. which amounted to
nothing more than !. newspaper rail
road. But have this to say, should
the good people of Osakis wish to
help in Il laudable enterprise. and one
that wonld open up and develop the
most resources for the upbuilding OF
the country and the enterprise ITSELF.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
WADEyA, MIMI, THURSDAY, JANUARY &. 1884,
observations for yourselves.

observations for yourselves.
The weather has caught cold, and
our earnest endeavors all turn i'll one
direction, how to keep from freezing.
Mr.. Kenyon has been sick for a
week past; only sits up a very little
now.
Another dance at Uncle Mikes
last Friday night. All there is to be
done when this neighborhood wants
to dance, is for Palmer and Schermer-
horn to CRATE their iddles, and the
boys to grab their girls and rush over
to Uncle Mikes, where they always
have nice time.
Welch and Preston were down for
that famous Christmas dinner, and
returned to camp again Monday
morning.
The Christmas tree festival was
we:Lfepresented from this nelghbor-
hood, as there were two loads went
down; heard they couldn't all get in
the hall.
Well, the holidays are over, and
our neighbors have settled down to
uuietness once more.
Mr.. Kenyon is getting better.
Some of the men are chopping, and
the rest making bob-sleighs.
School is half out. Hear some
talk of the school house being COM
menced soon. Hope they will get it
up and have good long term during
the summer.
We see your Wrightstown CORES
pondent has mentioned Aunt Myra
again. Now the desire of our heart
is to get acquainted with Aunt Myra.
We would ask her to exchange pho
tos, but the only one we have the
artist made one of our ears appear a
good deal longer than the other, and
the shortest one is long enough to
keep up our reputation.
We don't know what your CORES
pondent would do for items, if it was
not for the dances at Uncle Mikes.
The dancers thought they would
rather 30 over there New Years, eve,
instead of to Verndale, Report 4
good time. ARTlCHOKEs.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
LEAF RIVER.

Items rather scarce. Everybody at
home attending to their oW'l business
since holidays.
J.. +. Williams, ESQ.,, has gone to
Indiana visiting friends. lie expects
to be gone about Il month.
Any person knowing anything Of 4
dark hound dog, will he literally re-
warded by notifying Jas. Miller.
1t has been reported. that some Of
the Wadena merchants said it didn't
make any difference whether they
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
EASTERN WADENA.

Let us rush to the front with our
best bow. for we have eaten that
Christmas dinner. and yet. here VIC
are. as large as life and twice as
natural. It's just us we'll You did not
send down any of the FARMER staff, for
we are quite certain if they had seen
the eat;.bles We did, they would have
wanted to move the whole establish
mcnt right down here in this settle
mcnt, and then you see Othello's
occupation would have been gone,
were you here where you could take
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06

helped to. cut out road to the Red
Eve river or not. they would get the
northern trade any how. They will
he mistaken, for there is a road to
Bluffton, and the merchants there
shelled out. to help cut it and it will
be rather strange if some of the trade
doesn't go there, when the distance
is Just about the same.
Mr.. Fuller has a contract. to put Il
thousand rail road ties on the Red
Eye river. O' II.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
COMPTON,.

Our town is left out in the cold it
seems, for want of a regular cores
pondent. (What has become of Mug
gins :?
Nearly everybody and his wife has
gone to spend the holidays with
friends, and to eat turkey, while we
who remain have to stick to mutton.
\. NJ. Darling and wife, have gone
to visit friends in Douglas Co. Abs.
absence leaves 4 large vacuum III our
town, socially as we'll as physically.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manlove, of Oak VAL
ley, are absent for the winter.
Mr.. C. Blair comes down from Shell
River occasionally; he reports every
thing booming in that locality.
Mr.. Manlove returned for a short
time, to buck against some rather
scoundrely sharpe practice.
The citizens of Oak Valley and
Compton, have organized Cemetry
Association, and purpose to secure
and beautify some place, not yet Sc
lected, for that purpose. The officers
are A. NJ. Darling, Reuben Ecker,
and Mr.. Hoyt.
Mr.. Mason. Is. S. Missionary with
his usual energy, got>up a Christmas
tree at Oak Valley, Christmas eve,
and loaded it with presents, much to
the delight of the little chaps. OF
course they spent Il social evening.
A blacksmith shop is to be added to
the other attractions on section s,
at Oak Valley.
Mr.. editor. believe this is all of
the news. Owing to the absence of
most everybody. there has been no
tragedies, no fights, no foot races;
not even IL wedding to break the eX-
listing monotony. although protract-
ed meeting is about to be inangur-
ated over in Oak Valley, so l under
stand. MYRA.>.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
PERHAM.

PERHAM.
The suit of Wetmore VS.. Shea,
which has agitated the town for the
last week or so, has been concluded
at last. Il verdict in favor of defend
ant having been rendered. There is
some talk of an appeal.
Rev. G.. Leib. the German Lutheri-
an minister, at the Devils Lake, has
sold out his household goods and de-
parted for Indiana. There is to much
competition in the gospel business,
50 he has left.
A meeting was held last Wednes-
day night in the postoffice, to consid-
er the incorporation scheme. There
was good attendance, and the meet
ing was unanimously in favor of it.
It is proposed to take in two square
miles. There is small but exceed
ingly lively opposition. It is pro-
posed to hold an other meeting soon.
Mr.. "A. McCrea has gone to St. Paul,
to attend to his senatorial business
there.
Business is generally dull, and no
farmers bringing in grain.
p. Schroeder has been making large
improvements in his brewery, and
will have things in Il No. l style
soon. DASH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28
MnRTGAGE SALE

Whereas Ludwig Koerber by his certain
mortgage deed with power If sale, dated the
25th day of November. 1873 and recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Gasconads Co.
in book Y, Page 545. conveyed to the under
signed the following real-estate living and
being in the county of Gasconade, state of
Missouri TO wit:
This north west quarter OF north east
quarter, north east quarter OF north east
quarter. north east quarter of south e ast
quarter Of section thirty-one 1911 township
~forty-two G42] of Range six l6l west, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres more
or less.
Which said conveyance was made to Sc
cure to the u dersigned the payment of q
certain prcmissory note in said deed desert
bed, and whereas de1ault has been made IN
the payment of said note and the same Is
now overdue, now therefore l the undersig-
ned in accordance with the provisions Of
said mortgage deed ard the powers in me
vested thereby, viii on
Saturday, February &c, 1881,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and 8 o'clock In the afternoon OF
that dav sell he real estate herein before
described at public vepdue to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at the Court House
door In the towr of Hermann, county oil
Gasconade and State of Missouri, to pIy the
amount due on said note and the expenses
of this trust.
CHAs. KMMEL. Mortgages
Jan. &C, 1881.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28
Gin GROCER tran36Fi9er gbiIuIopb

tsTnirt. emit sinsn Att ais cine perlon, vbis
Trcauen, ron beuen ne reuia reritsbt, in einen
86rper binsini6iftsf, pom bsm nc nod iDrhiscr
psie, uHb ;rpaV I'M Rranfbsilen ;u beiIsn. ron
eenen re atloiut fsineu BearT bat" une bic
empirilbe, bdrtariide uue nusIoie Sebanb<
Iunaspeiie ron 6Gm.rrbriren felt ZEN laeen
beS 6pppofraEss, ais eie AsrSte bic Seulen nit
rctbsiilbeuren Gilcn du5brdnnten, ispie bic
II6erIihen @unber-Suren uub 8eheimmittel
uuIerer moesrnsn Guadialber ifeinen 3sugni6
fur rie Weisbsit bss 2lusirru&es nes 5ransp-
len at;uIsatn. Ter srcse IL prsrue @cbIrbdtsr
Der Renibbeit if jeBt pie Srrermann asrH
ought. Or. Silstte, Ger Guteeder neS unftbl-
bareRsbdmcr boieen 0silmirteIs ~ nateiS
aepcTeen. IS nIre nibt innerlih genr umen,
~Icnpsrn ais Stubl;dpfhsu rirefr an eem franz
fen I5eile sebraubt. &c giebt iofert Grleih-
tsruna, Iinosrt bic SGmerssu ME tin Srsium-
lhlde, itt einen Irad auf bic @sldpulf ME
Elm Snifrunsnt unb bfilt 6Grprrbsieen rurh
ieinc meei3iaiiben Ssimiihunaen.
,.Auafehs", Or. 2. SiIsbee's 6uBerlihes
5dmprrbrieen Srilmittl miro ron alien be.
btutsnoen Arotbsfern ptrfauft. preis - .OO
rer Sha6teI. proben rel per Teif an esi-
esnes, bic id an y. 9euIdotrr 8 &c., Boz
3946, 3sp yOrt. wtnnsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

Administrators Sale.
By virtue ola renewed order of the
Probate Court, made at the November
term last of said Court, 1 will in ODE
dience to said order, on
TUESDAY the 18th. day of February1sS1
next, at the front door of the Court
House in Hermann, and during the
session of the Probate Court of the
county of Gasconade, expose to Public
Auction all the right, title. claim and
interest of William TaylOe, deceased,
in and to the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
The south part of the east half of the
north west or. and the south west part
of the north a or. of the south west
or. OF objection % Township Al Range )
west also the following tract: beginning
at a Stone II rois north from the nOrtn
west corner of the south east or. Of
section % Township Al Range five west
thence running east nine rods, thence
north nine rods thence west nine rods
thence south nine rods to the place of
begeining being part of the north east
Or. of section % township Al Range 5
west containing so 100 of Onehalfo of an
acre all in Gasconade County State of
Missouri.
TERMS OF SALE: so percent Cash,
balance in II Month.
JOHN WHITE,
| Administrators of William Tayloe dec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28

8or einiaer 3tlt reirs Elm Sefuit aut
Ner Grienbdln. Sa ipottsts eth Sano-
IuuasreiIeuber bitter uber oenielben.
tuoem er ihu frdats, oh er fhon aebo7t
bate. nab in 8aris isbss MdI. 10 Oft
elm SeIu;t ashduat pire, aud eiH GieI
oaneben asbdnat wIroe. Der ueripot-
tete Y.ieIter %ontporte!e freunolih
.Nuu, ga onnfen mir Soft aue 3futi,
pab mir niht in YIris fno." Der 10
beimaeleu6tete Sp6tter sos SaS Sbr
ein unO o%srfummte uuter benz auge'
meiueH @sld9fer Der mitreiitnoen Ss-
Ie1I9aft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28

Ror einiasn Suasn hatten mir bi.
Seleaenbeit snei Serren au fpreden.
melGe ibre Yerwunoeruup lber Ole Ee,'
br.itune bes 81. Satobs SsIs im fer
men @tfen ~ausiprafsn. Der cine Der
6errsn, wsIder i'm Yanbaefddft thatia
it uno 9oIi fdiaaeu Idbt. er,dhite uus.
od6 ouf elmer &eiie bod obsn I'm 3Or
ben WisconTn's fem 8fero iturste urt
baB sr nidt wenig lberraiGt mar. ots
Elm SoIidldaer cine 6ldfde Ct. Sa-
fobs Del herbeibolte VINO Dem ont Enis
uerltsten Yisrbs cine 9riinhlide Gin
reibuna bamit lnasoeibsn iisb. Ser
brape 9ol,bousr iptnd id iebr Iobsns.
mtrtb ab.r Dos MttteI aus -Sbitoli.
sass, ,@bieaao Grsis Yr.6e."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28

auf Dem Warimee 8ias nit eisf&nei
ben bei&dftiet uareH. Elotli9 ndber
ten i'd ibni Brisbt uno Zeal. BIZ
fnr3ii9 BON ibns ausbeiablt uno emit
laffsn uoroen uareH. &c tam az efn
EN- Wortaefe&t, bas balo in Snns.
greiFidfeiten ~ausarteie. Mn1sr Dur:
be BON ben beiben MdHnern nieberse
fGlasen une in furdtbarer @eife suee
ridtst. Or trua perf@iseene tiefs
Buuoen arn &opfe babsH, unS Han
uermutbet. ba6 ihm mehrere 9tippsn
eebroGen murben. Sn Der @efurdt
uns. oas fem 2eben Le6ro6t fei, aoe er
ben 2su0lner une feuerte ,rusimaI auf
feline anareifer. Geal elbielf cine
in Die QUITE uno @riaht etns
Shu6punbe in ben unterI:i5, bic mad
bes bebanbelnoen Write Iebsns.
3efdbrli& III. Nud Roper's 5uffanb
aiebi mad ben Ietten 3a&ri&tsn gu
idlimmen BsflrGtunsea BeranlaF'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28
sRamt eiueu Eeriu@ bamit A.!

gu s,nsr :3sit, in rsIGsr bic Reni&beit nit
70 risIen rertblcien GrFubunsen iiberidwemmt
nirb, III q erfreuli9. cine 3u faern, bic mug
t~rinsrnb IN. Die SsIssr BON Tr. 3ins's
New Discovery for Consumption" limb 70
itbr pom rsr 3rrHli9feit hires StiImittsIs ibsr-
aenat. bag Gs 9sesut. her ts rini&t, eins prObe<
dldlGe bhpOn gratis ETsrirrn. Ties
ritrcs f6srIi6 Ytrbdngni;pOl fur Ir Ie n, psnn
niht raS 6tiImiItel RE punesrbar pirfencen
gtssnihafren bsiiee, iuel6e nc ibm sui6rsibsn.
Tr. Sings New Discovery for Consunp-
ton /" ut ein 3uperlGiTles Rtttel 9esen Aitbma,
Srcn6ins, anbaltenbsn 6uifen, Or dltuns.
6riIertsit 5a.sbrlune, obI irssuo ein Sals-
orer ynn9en { ben. SetrauGt bteies uuIbtr-
treHl DE 6tilmittsl 3ur @dbruns Gurer sc.
lunrbsit, inpsm 9br bel irssnr sinsm Apcrbetsr
earna& frast pnp cine PROC fiaiGe gratis, Oper
tine 5Ial6r RON ppaem Wtbalt fur 81. 90 babtE
fSnEt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28

SER Sr. RuIe aos fd Iebten Britt
nod erne fhmer,hafte SIeiinwunbe an
Der redten PAM Az Or woate nam
lib cine nlte 9doung Die i6 im@euehre
bsfano mittelit zines a~lIbsnben 2loe
ito6es u%usbobrsn. Uopurh, ieI5fnrr.
hdunl,d bic 9dbuna nbbrnnnte uub
6errn 8ule fur feline llnuorf1tlsteit
itrdfte. Gr farm BON Glu6 iasen tns
er nit Gem Shrsd n nuo elmer rrfeb.
ten Sane bauou fom.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28

Sic erffe Bill. nsIae oas 2tprdfen'
tontenhaus unisrer 2eeislatur in oieier
Sisuna onaenOmn,sn bat, usrfaet. cs6
feline Bsamtsnbursf@aft cher esn.hmiat
ueroen ioG. ole bis bic Tiraen eins
btm @ursfaaftsboeument bei,ufus.noe
ais rihtis brf&einiste Grtlaruua Nm
ter,tihnrn uno beihmoreu. tusthe Den
polen Namen. ben @obnort, bic Bee
fhdftiauna iebss Firaen. fowte Ste @rt
oes Gtaentbums unO ben Srt, Of weI'
dem oniieIbe aeIeaen ift. nneiebt unr
,ualsid Die 8sridsruns entbdlt. bos
ieoer Blrse cine sstpife naber ~ bee
ifimmenbe Summ. Ha1 Nb,us alsr
itiner Saulsen uno ocs ourd 9tisb
bon Der 8fdnbuns oussenommenen 81
a%entbums behbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-28

@ie uniern 2tiern bstdunt 1T. lie
acn Der Staatsleaisldtur berihisoen
Torihld9e Dor, nonah Die Gntiheio
ung uber g%infubruna zines dbnIiNeI
mre oas in SanidS eInaefubrten Sem
peren,seietes hem GOite in Sorm
zines Yerfafun9s . Nmsnbmsnti
,ur N6fImmung untsrbr.itet ws.o.r
ioQ uao wie Gum uiHeu uta, lit es
nth: iebr unwuhridetuI,d. ionoeru ii
aroBe 9efabr %oorhnnben, DAP f6 h,t
4~ss,slatur CUR Mnuahme oieles Sot'
i4Ia9ss entidlieRen ptro unO Is ii
oaher hObe 3tit eaB mdu uhiere g.iss
aeber 6auon uarnt, duf ole ndhnfnuta'
IN, hirnperbrannteu uno nnuerlhdmten
5Orosrunaen Der Ssmperenl- fanattter
rim 3ugeben. WrifOuri uno Semperens-
6hnatismus mllen spei unuerelhbdre
B.griTe bIeiben. ODER iou unierem
Sidut Der ein,iae Yortbetl Den es Dor
S%aninsaat, nod senommen wsreen.B ie
iebr fiuo Jest i6on ole So!a.u uno
Nadtbeile Der Sempsrens;w ~anas9eieses
in ienem Stdate fubIbar, uuo wie
ihusr uIroen nit. reip. Case onaoe
60, TN Nunahmefdle zines berartiaeu
unger.4tsH Ssisseutruarfes betroHen
werben. WeIde Nahtbeile muroe e
fir uns i'm Ssfolge BADEN. Bir fint
niht nit ben fruhtbaren 2dHoersier
oeren fh uniere 3adbarn rubmen.
~aefeanst, ionoern NIT 9laeln Die nul
nit Ausoauer uno Sleib in bic fd0ner
uno b~tubenDen Bsinbsrse Hmaenau
belt rperoen touuten Die uns iest ia
freuota eutaegenieben. unn bas Blhtren
oiei.s Sefesss mare seraoe,u Der 8uiu
nidt alein uniersr Binitr. fonoern
Hnferss sin;en Gount1's. BaS iUQtet
mir nit aniersn gSeInanInaen anfan
gen m,nn oeren Sru4te niht mehI
oerHertbet merben burfen. Bluheno,
9eiddite wlirOen e~iugeaen. 9unorrts
uno Sduienoe BON @rbeiter, eie NIT
benz Bau bes Weines f& befasten
wiroen ibre Seihaftisuna oerIisren.
uno Eauienoe BON 4deru Der fh0uitet
@~einanlaaen 'ulrsen eiusm Ss,f 1
entlesenieben. Guf uuieru Quaslr
aeO.iht w.oer Bsipn nod SOrn uni
fino oisielben eiu,is uub aIetn fur Del
Me,nbdu beiddfen.
Sue ibncn ms Nnaefdt horr,nb
Gsfahr. risf uuisrs @inssr Listen Won
tug ,u elmer Notwithstanding In
hWfiaen NdrtthGufs, in welher elm
@faeppetition eutworfsn, uno n6tbia
S6ritte ;ur S%uifru'runs uRfer Sertrt
ter i'm &sprdfentanteubouie uno il
Senhte aetbau wuIben. Au Der Yel
ilmmluug bttksililteu fd bersit
fummtlIde u~uierer Siuier uuo o.
ihdftsltute, ole ale iusaeIaulmt cine
reaen &Etbeil on ben &erbdnoiunpe
uabmea. 9SObI feline 0frntIlhe Srae
rrreat 9sasnpartia TO nieI Snterefi'
ais bic obenbsiprohene uno oer8eiesei
mlibls p%orltegenoe Semperensfraar
Emo nit Spannuna miro erpGrtr
weIGe Sdritte bic 9eaislatur in oisi'
10 &iete, uno u~berbnupt uniere Blra.
auf's @mpfupIidie berubrenben Sad
than wirb.
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Die bsrlbmt. fransohiae S9auipie
Ierin Sarab Bernard 1T auf ibrer
&undreiie in 81. Souls anaetommen.
Der bortias nGlobes Semotrat" nib
mete biefsm @reisuihe an Nontaa
.tnen sntiprsheuben &aum uno BE-
iGreibt oarin Die Hunflerin gon, aus
flbrIid; Defenders bebt er bsrpor, oas
lie in StrtIihteit aar nidt 10 moarr
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is Hereby Given, That letters Of
Administration upon the Estate Of
Carl. Hoppe junior. deceased, havs been
granted to the undersigned, by the Probate
Court of GasconadeCounty Missouri, bearing
date the 4th day of December 1880.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to him
for allowance within one year from the
date of said Letters. or they may be preclu.
ded from any benefit of such Estate; and il
such claims be not exhibited within tive
years from the date of the publication Of
this notice, they will be forever barred.
CARL HOPPE. senior,
Ne. 10 Administratsr,