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The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
FIRST EDITION.
PRESBYTERIAN PICKINGs.
Ut. " arks ON the Recent synod
Womeh's Bible S0ciefy-MIssiOn
Notes.

| ms Ohh hhS Aaeeehv SYNOD
Women's Bible Socieiy-Mission
Notes.
az Hanover, Presbyterian Church
sabbath morning, Rev. DR.. Marks said
tuat his visit to the Synod held at Cum.
periand, Maryland, last week was
pleasant one. The purpose of the SYNOD
was to re arrange ils boundaries, which
at present are too large. The subject
Was very abaly discussed, and IL was
adopted that hereafter state lines would
be the boundary lines. For instance all
The Presbyteres of the state of New
YORK would compose one Synod, The
same with Pennsylvania Ohio, and so
OH. And hereafter instead of all minis
ters, attending Synod, delegates from
the ministers will be. elected for the
purpose Of attending to the business
brought before the Synod. 1t was
thought unwise for so many ministers to
De absent at one Sabbath attending
synod, while an authorized delegate
could attend to the business.
Tue sixtieth anniversary of the WON.
ems Bible society will be held on
Thursday evening, at Central church.
AT West Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Miss
Loring, a missionary from Syria, will
deliver an address on The subject of
Missions and in the evening at II
O'Clock there will be general meeting
OF the Presbyterian churches at West
Church. The regular Wednesday even
Ing meetings at all the churches will be
dispensed with this week.
On Friday evening the Mission Band
of Hanover Church will meet at the
house OF Mrs. Floyd, I'll Washington
street. This society is growing in in
terest and importance, ,and is dong much
good work in quiet way.
AT Central Presbyterian Church, last
evening, Rev. Dir. Nixon, the pastor,
delivered memorial sermon upon the
recent death Of VIM. Jones, " ho was an
active member OF that Church and also
OF the Sunday School. Besides paying
high tribute TO the life and character
OF MIR. Jones, the reverend gentleman
gave words Of practical advice and sound
instruction TO young men, urging them
to walk in the ways OF honesty, purity,
Industry and sobriety, in order TO make
their reputation sure in this life, and fit
themselves for the life to come. The
sermon was listened to by large au-
dience, among which were many young
men.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Police Cases.

At the hearings before the Mayor
this morning, Henry Zane was re-
qnired to pay So and costs for being
drunk and disorderly, and also TO give
800 to keep the peace.
During the hearings yesterday five
drunks with the usual penalty of so
cents and costs were disposed of.
James Brown, colored, for disorder
ly conduct, was required 10 pay II and
costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
McCabe's Pastoral,
DUBLIN. Oct

DUDLINI OCIs JUI 1O6I.
The pastoral of Archbishop McCabe
was read in all the Catholic churohes of
the Dublin diocese to-day and created
considerable sensation. Passages from
the pastoral were printed late last night,
and demonstrations against 1t, to be
made to-day, were at once organized,
AT the Pro. Cathedral, in Marlboro
street, about one hundred and fifty young
men rose at the moment when the priest
began his reference to the Land League
ana drowned the speakers voice in the
NOISY dem monstrations which thew made
In leaving the building. At Arran Quay
Chapel similar incident occurred, and
in other chapels dissenting noises and
gestures were made.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Preparing for the season.

As the time is rapidly approaching
for masquerade parties and balls, Mrs.
A. Heuze is prepa ring to accommodate
all those who desire to secure masque
rade suits. She has jnst received from
the manufacturers in New York fine
assortment of masks, which she will
dispose of ct very reasonable rates.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
NEW ADyERTlsEMENrs,
DROPOsALs FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIssINER, l
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.

NO. 612 EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL, October goth, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received In th :
box In the City Council Chamber, until
7,30 O'Clock p. m, Friday, November 4th,
1881, for grading Davis street, between
heald and Clay mont streets, 9th ward.)
The amount of material to be removed
will be about so CUBIC yards which is to
be taken and properly leveled by the
contractor anywhere within one square,
that the rect Commissioner may di-
rect. bond with security in the sum
of one hundred dollars, must accompany
each proposal, for the good faith of the
bidder. The comm ttee reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. All bids must
be properly signed, sealed and endorsed
proposals for grading Davis street,
The work must be completed within ten
days rom the time the contract Is award
ed by CITY Council, for every day there
after, the contractor must pay TO the
city of Wilmington, the sum OF ten dol
lars. For further INFORM 4tion apply to
j.. p. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner,
By order of the Opening Street Com
mittee, b. f. TOWNSEND,
ocl3l-5t Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Confederate Bonds.

speaking of the recent heavy nego>
tiations in Confederate bonds the
Delaware Inquirer says
"Colonel Turtle is the only holder
of these obligations in Georgetown.-
lie had several thousand dollars in
vested in them and is now negotiating
for their sale."
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

Few complexious can bear the strong
white morning light which exposes
every speck of tan, every pimple and the
slightest spotting of eczema. In DR..
Denson's Skin Cure is sure relief from
the annoyance of these blemishes on the
cheek of beauty.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

On last Tuesday, Robert M. Irwin, of
Parkesburg, bought at public sale the
old town hall, Chestnut street, Coates
Vile, for 81, 200. A lot of ground on
Black Horse road, 200x150 feet, was
purchased by r. NJ. Irwin and r. l..
Baldwin. William B. Morrison was
the auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
lone Hundred Wives, -,

On Saturday evening next one of the
tneatrical successes, zone Hundred
Wlves' VIII appear the Opera House
for the first time in this city. The pIav
will be presented by an excellent COM
pahy, and with scenery painted express
ly for its proper presentation.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
DIED

GAMBLE.-On the 10Th inst, Mrs. Lizzie,
wife of Samnel N. Gamble.
The relatives and fir ends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral fl ON the residence of her hue band
Vandever avenue, on Tuesday afternoon
al O'Clock. To proceed to Riverview
cemetery,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Chs 9aily Gazette,

The Panama Canal Is not to he
comme1 ced until December, 1882. In
the meantime the spectators at both
ends OF the route are having things
their own way.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
The First Regiment Rand.

The First Regiment Band, of this city
contemplate giving concert in tht
Orera House at an early date, and are
practicing for that purpose Ii the con.
cert is success it will be followed by
others at stated intervals.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

LONE JACK, Mo-, Sept. IA, 1879.
l have been using Hop Bitters, and
have received great benefit from them
for liver complaint and maIarial fever.
They are superior to all other medicines
p. M. BARNES.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

Be on time; for prevention is better
than cure. a II eoughs and colds and
such affections of ihs throat and lungs
as lead to consumption are cured by Dr,
Bulls Cough syrup. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Keel Laid.

Milford News.
Last Wednesday Abbott & Co. laid
the keel for new vessel of 500 tons,
She will be built for Captain Francis
Dole and other New Jersey parties.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
wiImington's Death Rate.

Registrar Frazer furnishes the follow
ing table of comparative mortality in
different cities, which shows Whining
toms death rate to be lower than any OF
the other cities mentioned:
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
tCk SALE.

NOK SALE,-bulldlng lot 100 feet
y Inches front on south side of Beech
freeti ~ feet front Oh Van Buren street
pa tl leel lfoui On Maryland Avenue.
FONTS on the city !Ae aud lies In Chris
sha hu. Apply II this office. IL
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
l0TEL fOR SALE,

oatr at PRIV lesale, tho weII-known
yIae'lfablth TEL PROPERTY es,....
iOsuseld, lel,, within / mile Elz.si
ne plolosed Kip Canal, now ~
toul being Commenced. This will Uf IN
~ sle gIitlr Of millions OF dollars Ior
,l1tnnite lime. The property now
Elh lJFiial cash and the Inannrss had
stATe. PRICE Five thousand dol
1a.o NV, /, ll9llsaLd cash. the balance In
pa mortgage. W ~ poiiu
,D,s o. SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
- -eNotll townsend. Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
spEcI4L NOTICES.
occ~~~~ccc~~~~"~N
~" A CARD.

..o are suffering from the errors
10 all Wa,ations WIZ of youth, nervous
pd lnu'soaiy oariy decay loss of manhood
weakness ;n,siI send end a recipe that mili cure
&c. i.sEE WI. or CHARGE. This great
ySa y!!@say Tas by ss,assrssseS
Dsssaue DsCG,1e to the REV JOSEPH, ,a 4. iSMAS' va4
suysluPn, Ee,r York Guy. octzO-uawom
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

VI "a Ga-.fA LA building lot on the s.
IN Aysnmd A,g,ner OF stroud street and Rail-
ElWsi1uy, Wi1,,yt H., near the locomotive house
EsItqSt' "',%silis "r ~. st9h d Western X. r., 80
E@o is1s mon ~ On II. Il. Avenue, and 81 feet
,pJ1al1uu ,pJ,ii ii,ia '.,,, street, West Wilmington,
u,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
f0RhAIl

sa'1s,ai;k.,The s'1,a !; b., dwelling house and
sia ana rttld slahd on southeast corner oi
kAtdve96g. lapel streets, Newark. Del
Pau in w. ontGuildings, fences etc'
tls One 1V94 ~, ~ condition. The store ~ and
fAOlNatol. .ne hehl In town. Possession
att8S3In1ah next. Apply TO
D. b. WRIGHT,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

ORsAiE.-seyefal Yoke
E,piSps Ss E % oAEN lor sale. A{ 5s3.
JOHN SWAN. @U
81 Near Delaware civ.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

Remit money or bank draft In letter, or
send by express. DON'T SEND BY
REGISTERED LETTER OR POST
OFFICE ORDER orders of $5 and up-
ward, by express, can be sent at our ex-
pense. Address all orders to r. NJ. BOARD
NAN, Courier, ournal Building, Louis-
Vile, KY, or r. Nj. BOARDMAN, 30y
Broadway. Now York. AMI.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
feRsAIE.

/ Z GliYA iHAlE Ea!,IR Or EXCHANGE FOR
sslscies. Hol MOI, itsIf.-A farm contain.
f4l good new ueIi ~, n5ieensbero, Maryland.
Apltaty of .i'.i., .pi'.ai.l,idings, young orchard,
saMt, ils fees. pply TO
0lFImd6 u a A AbE Eli MURPHY,
Sl9 shipley street,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

Attest II. r. PENNINGTON,
Clerk of Council.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Writer and Player.

The Spirit of the Times says: The
dramatic department of the Christmas
Spirit will be embellished by two pic
lures. one, full page portrait of John
Cullough, as Virginius, engraved by
Sears, from the celebrated painting by
Pellig1ini, Of London, for which McCul-
Tough paid $1,000, snd then presented it
to his friend, John B. Carson, OF Quincy,
Illinois; the other an exact REPRESENTA-
ton of a sketch of James Sheridan
Knowles, presented by him to James
McHenry, in 1882. Thus we shall have
on facing pages the grand and heroic
actor of the present day, in one OF his
noblest characters, ard opposite him the
author Of "Virginius" who could have
wished for that child Of his genius nc
more fitting representation than John
Mccullough.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
Blaine,

New York, 15.-Sun's Washing on
Blaine said to-day he was going to dc
none of the various things which news.
papers had recently tEid he proposed
doing. BE was not going to take q
southern trip, not going to exhibit him
self at Atlanta, not going to accept the
presidency Of railroad, Tot going to re-
side in New York, not going to the court
of st. James. but he is simply going to
live in Washington this winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
Criminal Calendar.

Raleigh, 16.-The sentence of VIM
b. Van is commuted. He WAS to have
been hanged to-day.
Hot Springs, Ark, 16.-One Of the
most brutal murders ever known in this
section wac perpetrated on Wednesday
night mile north Of here. The victims
are an old farmer, VIM. Supplis, and
his wife, and the supposed murderer is 9
man famed Flanagan, who is alleged
to be cranky. Supplis had his head sew
cred from his body, and both were badly
mutilsted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
Railroad Racket.

New York, ia special from
Laredo says: The international Pacific
Railroad connecting Laredo with the
north, was completed to this point to-
day, The bridge over the Rio GrAnde
will soon be laid.
Dallas, l6.-Stockholders of the Dallas
and Wictula Railroad at the annual
meeting, transferred the road to the Mis-
souri, and Kansas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
Blaine, the Biologist.

Washington, 16.-The joint Senate and
House committee appointed to arrange
for memorial ceremonies in honor OF
President Garfield, decided to-day, to
invite Secretary Blaine to deliver an
eulogy before both branches Of Congress,
in the nall Of the House Of representa-
tives, on some day yet to be deter
mined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
A Bad Witness.

Washington, 15.-The HeraId'S Pitts.
burg says a man has been subpened en-
the Guiteau trial who will testify that
while in Washington, Guitead told him
he was to have the consulship to Paris,
adding. of don't get it, will cause
greater excitement here in Washington
than there has been since 1865"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-17
Fire.

Columbus, l6.-The Grsnd Opera
House was Quilted by FIRE early this morn
ing. Loss about $4,000.
Orange, n. j.. 16.-The hat factories
of Cummings, Barry & Co. and Spar
row, Vents s. Co., and five dwellings,
burned this morning Loss. $50, GOO; in:
sured. Three hundred men are out Of
employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

squad Of Home Rulers in the Commons used all
means first to prevent the introduction Of the bill
and then to delay and obstruct its pro-
gress. Lord Salisbury, who at first thought
II necessary to announce that the Lords
would throw ont the bill. found Mr. Pancll doing
hi, work efficiently in the lower House that in
his last speech he retracted his first declaration,
or modified IT, lie was perfectly content 10
leave to Mr.. Parncl the vholc oiium Of defeating
The measure; oras large share of The odam >ir.
Paracil might he WILLING TO accept. II Irish
obstruction in the Commons kep; back tho lll tiN
August the Lords would Doe able L. say thcY had no
time 10 consider SO great measure. Sir Parucl
DOES not want the responsibility OF defeat left at lis
door, but hc had rather accept that t:an tAr hin
its.lf And so tie comedy gy.s OH; and :, rapidly
becoming tra-i-comclV. q. IS. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

There is a passage between the Court Of
Special Sessions and tc Tomb- Prison commonly known
the Bridge Of Signs" be- +. about twenty
feet on the ground. and tle convicted prisoners pass
It their way from Tho room 20 their cells
-Four weeks ago Warden Finn called the attention o. tho
Commissioner OF Public works 20 the fact that The
wall on this side OF the courtroom, Immediately
oy er the window, shows stones displaced
and pro truding and the window frame broken. owing
10 the pressure from nhOfe However nothing has been
done since 10 prevent acrlifnt lc-teIdly Warden
Finn took The prcCaUtlOu to c"rc Tho a-ragCway and
also 20 prevent the use OF the ioOway In The oouyar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
AMERICAN PORTS.

Bosrov June 2i-Arrye steamer General whitney, Hal.
lDt, New YORK..
Cleared steamers wllienslan BIZ Moore, Gisgowi Cde.
donna l3r, Cuneie, Loni1n Olympus lbr WalAer' LIVER
poo.
Sailed steamer Peruvian.
ItIgl'pll. June 30 ned, steamer lfIfon
PHILADELPHIA. June 30 Arrived, STEAMERS NaVfower,
Iit I.-or - Anrt. Allentown -Wd-t1 Fhlitleipia ii'
tarr. wiley, SrvHlftpurt
- t'aire.a British CroaD. k'iy Lvcfp"of q. idlns,
pitt ROYAL. Jurc 23-saei. steamer Western Texas,
Nl4lt., IOl AcH- ,o4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
INSURANCE COMPANY ENJoNED.

CHICAGO June 2f.-Judse Tuley, in the Cir
cult Court to-day cuioincd the Chicago Life Insurance
Company from doing business This company began bns
ness "a capital stock Of sl25OO0' $1,000 paid up IN
CASH the remaining sl2iOOO IN promises To pay, and
paid iii vidcnds amounting 10 S31DvO Ihe iiyah'u'i
which ia perpetual, The ground that the COMPANY
is nsOly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
nnoxToN rrGLlc SCHOOLS.

BooSTON, y. j., June 2I.-Ihc graduating
exercises OF the Ho,nton Public schools were hold LASS
evening "a the Presbyterian Church They consisted oil
mnsc recitations, two essays AID address TO tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
BFlrLN ~ HER Hr>E.lND IND DINO.

The woman MARGARET Prior who was hu-
tally beaten Pos her husband Patrick 90 their home. 80
gnB East scycutl-si. TluI.y iYoru-nr WIS lh
diving condition n bellevue fu-p al Last nlait' "a hei
head there were ninn -ealD Houhda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

FIFTY WARS WORK Al Tur OLDEST METHODIST
CprFGr-H.w T'F INVENT WILL BE crLE-
BrArrD-uIE rNruCI-G5 OF COMMENCEMENT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-09

mullen, bann wiFeH fie, 6ae fie Dor
eiuem ebrIi9en unb u~nabbdngen &idter
1teben nnb fiibIeu ftp fi9er, baB Oas
@eIeb unparteiii9 ausgeibt weroen wtro.
@arE,il wan6ern iie nun TO 3abIrei9
nod ben Ser. Staateit aus2 S5eiIweiie
in 6Olae Der uebernOlteruns nnb Der
uerhdltnibmdbisen aruutb bes Bobeus,
me6r aber nod rue9en Der b6beren 3obue
un6 Der beferen @eleaenbetten, Die tbneri
bieies Qanb barbietet. Sin anberer
@runb lit Der, bab Der beuti9e gmiz
grant IN bieIem Qanbe cine sroBe 3abl
Don 9euten feines ei9eneu Sanoes tnoet,
oft TreunSe uno 8ernanote, bic bereit
iin6, i'm wiltommen su beiBen, ibm nit
Gat9 un6 Chat on bic 0ano 81 seben
unb inn bas @efibl 6eisubriuse1, BAG
er, o5pobl fern pom geiie6tem Batter
IanSe, benno9 nit isincn Rinoern inter
naben Sefanuten lit. Der StaIiener
O6er Transole, Der bier9er tOmmt. fin6et
cine frembe Spra9e,. nno elm f~rerrOes
Bolt, a6er ni9t 10 Der Oeuti6e. &auul
bat er unIer llfer betretsn, 10 ftnoet ct
ii6 aud i6on gu 9auie, foweit oies IN
einem anberem ais ieinem @e6urtslanbe
m6sIi9 lit. Qu6 fnbet er bier cine
freHn6li9e e~in9ebOrene Seu6lterung,
6enn es sie6t feline 5wei Nationen Don
perIdieoener Spra6e uu6 ueri9teeenem
8Gut, swiI3en weG9en peniger Inter
f6eibunqen un6 itdrfere Spmpotbien
uor6errI3en, ais 3pii9eu ameritanerr
uno ben Oeuti9en. Selbft bic Gn9ldn'
Der unb @meritaner itnb ni9t mebr en-
rapport unter chamber uno naa I'M erel
Meinung nidt 10 piel.
@as bic poliiii9e un5uiriebenbeit bei
6eutiAeu 8auern unb Der DetttelfIalIt
t~etrift, 10 lit 6ieieI6s uieIfda ii6ertrie:
Ben wor6en. llrt6etlt man mad ben
| MaBifabe Der politii3en 6ritit UNI
JattiOnen, 70 lit bic lln3ufrieoenbeit 6tsl
u6Qia 10 eroB, ME bort. @dbrenb eini9G
uentoe Sostaliiten unb agitatoren &c:
,uuneen werben, 6as beuti9e Ret3 81
Uerlafen, 3isbt bic sroBe Wufe Der osut'
fheu QusDanoerer ni6t aus 6IoBen pos
titifden @riin5en fort. sic wanberr
aus, neil linen uniere freie Rspu6Itt mi
ibrer rai6en gntpidlung unb ibren IN
| sebeuren 9ilfsqueQeu before @cle9sn:
belt fir peri0nli9en Comfort uno imam:
5ieQe llnabbdn9igfeit barbietet. 2aBt ii
ben Ser. Staaten cine i9le9te grntt
eintreten, bic 26bue fallen unb ,.bartl
3eiten" folgen uno man wirb ieben, bal
uniere beuti6e @inpanOernng itodt
@as iie %anrei;t un0 bef0rbert, baB II
mebr, ais irssnb etwa5 ionIt, mnIer &c:
genrpdrtiger beiipieuOier WobIitanb, mi
Elm 3uiammeu6ru3 Ooer cine St0runl
6efel6en wiirbe fiber bic Woge bet Gin
wanSerun9 3uriidtreiben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-09
SnIdnOii6e Na6rt6ten.

- Sap @ouIb bat bas friber pom
Sim 6ist be6erridte 9roBe Opernbaus
in New gort fir 5000, 900 sefauft.
- Sn Georgia wurbe i'm Sabre 1874
Sob i'm 8sirage pom $40, 900 gewonz
nen, i'm Iesten Sabre bagesen I'M 0ertbe
pom 81, 900, 600.
- Md6renb elmer ~gircusparabe bur6
Die StraBen pou Ssceola, 4rt., fiel cine
iunge Srau Dor S9reten ii6er bic poraes
fibrten wiloen Gbiere in brei Gage on.
boItenbe Rrdmpfe, mad beren gcmdIti>
9uus ii6 erwies, buB i5re 9aare in Der
tursen 3eit 9rau seuor6eH Uareu.
- n Union Sowni6ip, SnS., blt
cine @ittue, Ramens Minsr, ibren 6rei
Wonate alien Sdugling, iowie ibr breis
idbrises 8iu6 ermorbet. Srau Miaers
8ru6er eut6edte bic S9redenstbat erf
am %. Rop. 46eubs, nI5 er ieineS 6ues
tier i'm Bette, nit einem tooten Sinh IN
iebem Irm, Iie9en fanb. Srau MiIer
lit ieit benz, uor 3pet @o9en erfoIeten,
Eobe ibres 9atteu in @abnfinu perfals
len.
= gu grie in 9ennipIuanien uur6e
bisier Gage 3ufdais elm 8uabe in elm
S3nI3immer eiusei9Ioheu; er uarb bas
rim uon elmer S9aar &atten a~neegriffeu
anb tdmpfte cine Belt lang mufbis NIT
tbnsu. GIs CT fpdter aufsefunben
~arse, nat Ct btFnrunssIes; tubIrrt5e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-09

rlluter fuben. Sn ben betrefen6sn
Rreiien berrf9t 6esbdIb, felt man pom
Der Mbi1t bes MnnOrs &unOe bat, ni9t
serinse 4ufrssung.
SIN ansenia, elmer tleinen Orte
ldaft IN Der Rdbs Don Nsw gOrt. fanb
uor einiggn Engeit cine feItiame 8er1teis
gerlng ftatt. Die Yerifeigerltn9ss9es
9enifGn6e befan6en fi9 in einem rieiisen
3eIte, wel1cs ben beributen Hamen
8on ambursb's, 6es Ebierbdnbisers,
trIg, unb beifan6en IN elmer NnSabI nils
Der Ebiere. Oas ber%uprrasenofe bas
runter, iowObI an @rOBe ME on 6Inss
belt unb @ef9idlt9teit, mar Der b~reiftrte
@lepbaut u8~OIiuar"; i'm erftano
4oam 5orepaugb mir 81, 100. OerieI6e
GER erifanb aud oas ooppeIbeb6rnte
&binoceros, fir pel9ss er s., $50 Sablte.
NuBer blefen beiben Gieieu taufte Sore
pameb mod einige fletnere Tbisre, anes
suIammen i'm Mertbe pon 81, 500. Sin
Oromebar bra6re 1926 un6 Elm SameeI
bactrilden Stammes mur6e 81 1925
los9ei6lageu, mdbrenb elm 2tauIn muir
$500 bra6te. Die Yferbe wurben metz
items pom nmmObnen6en Sarmern setauft
fir $50 Bis S257. SdmmtIi9e Sbiere
bIieben porIdufig an Srt utb Steae,
nur Der &dufer zines afritauiI6euS teiue
bods 3os NIT isinem grmerb bur9 Die
finten6e Na9t pom bannen. @s betBt,
baB bic 9eieuf9aft, wel9e bic Ebiere
inter ben 9ammer bra3te, ii6 aus benz
@ei9dft aurifsu3iebeu sebentt; iOlte
fi9 bus bewabrbeiten, 10 wiir6e elmer bet
9ldn3enblten Namen aus Der 2iite Der
Menaserien peri9pin6en, 6erieniee zines
Der 9r6Bteu, ruenr nidt bes 9r6Bten
Ebierbdnbigers : Der 0au,e Ban Aurz
bursb. l~1e6risens lit Ban &mbureb ielz
Der i9on Ianse tobt. Seine @ittpe
bate aber BEN ietfsen 9ei3dftsfibrern
Der Meuaserie ben 9ebrau9 ieines Ras
mems fir cine beftimmte Summe iibers
Iafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-09
8rpbates RitteI.

Doctor 8lun1p Bat cine 70 toloiIols
STARTS, bag sr ben son;en Gag uon ei.
nem Batienten gum anbeIn fabrsn mug.
0n er a6sr ie5r bifGeibig uno ibm bod
Bewegun9 abiolnt n0tbi9 1T, = 10 bal
er lid ben 9oben isiRsr G6aiie beraus,
ne6msn ldien = un6 Idutt i'm Suncru
Der gbaiie nit. Oa6ei bIei6t er eeIunS
unb bel uOrtrcffli3sm appstit::
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Die SetnfIeioer tbres fleinets
9ru0erS.

Wir faBen ouf Der 8rrauba unieres
t6oteIs in benz ret;enb seIesenen Babe
ort g.. Ntdt melt pom uns, o6er
pielmebr IN nd@fter gtdbe, Jag cine Sas
Mile, aus Batter, Wutter unb brei err
G5@tern beifebenb, IN beren
@efsli9aft fi9 etnise iuuse 6errer bes
fanbsn, bic ben bibf9en iansen 9au1er
In ~eIseauter SoaaHtestsiIstte aaf Ess
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-09
B m b ar.

Anf ben 4ntinbisunsen zines 95iers
bdnbtgers itebt alS S9luB: @on mix
werben aGe gtrten 9tffen 6reifrt. -
Slimel bsiu9t bieie 8orifeuune in fart
an9ebeitertem 3uftan6e un6 wir6 baber.
in 6oIse. elmer auffor6eruns bes Gbiers
6dnot9ers, Don Der 8oIi;ei entfsrnt. =
Seb'H Sic, mcine 9errsn, meint gIis
mel, inbsm sr fi3 segeu Bic 3uf9auer
Iuenbet, mein Sfi' lit i6m gu Nib.