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The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

The advertisement Of the Huntsville
Female College appears in to-day's pa
per- TO which we direct attention. The
Inirty-second year begins August 31st.
tne College is In healthy locality, is
10 prosperous condition, and has a
splendid Faculty. Address Rev. A. B.
Jones, A. NJ, President. Huntsville,
Ala, for new catalogue.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Mrs. Robt. L. Lenoir, of Mc' 'omb
City, has our thanks for a bottle OF
Blackberry Cordial, Of her own manu-
iacture. 1t is a superior article, and
palatnble to the taste.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Those gentlemen Of our town who
yield to the refreshing pastime of bath
ing. ought 10 collect from among them
selves, funds to build good substanstial
platform, with seats, at the bath-hole.
The cost would not amount to much.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

An excursion from Water Valley, pas
sed through here on Tuesday, under the
management of Mr., Avery, of Canton,
enroute TO New Orleans. Quite a num-
Der Of young men from here went with
70
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

The temperature Of the heat here for
the last three or tour weeks, has been
from 85 to 95, and at one time the mer,
cury stood ut SO.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Street Commissioner Coney has his
force again on the streets, aud is i'm
proving the condition Of the same very
much.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

All the young Americans and Fifteenth
Amendments now reioiceth thnt wa
t.rmelons are ripe.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Mr.. OBrien, OF New Orleans, has
purchased the Colgnard place, one and a
half miles northeast of here, and has
N we'd his family there.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

When inclined to give an angry answer,
press your lips together aud count
twenty-five.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Thanks to Capt. Geo. T. Gracey for a
complimentary ticket to the Anniversa-
~ Ball, at Lyceum Hall, in Summit,
tonight. Admission to the bell is one
dollar. The proceeds will be appropria-
ted in rebuilding the Masonic Temple.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Mrs. Hedden, and her daughter, Miss
Grace left for New Orleans last Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

Jeems is here this week.
We have received the revised version
OF the New Testament.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

E. P. sTRATToN. LOCAL EDITOR.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-06-24

This Elegant and C0mmodious Brick Hotel
situated in a high and airy locality, on the
front corner of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07
Gsue Qrt BON llhreshauisn.

Isn, neil ss trf rtnise Sabre Der 1T, eas
re rtrbtIitrt unn Ssherman suedEalih afma6i
, nj, ait dtfr i'm 1'rineir, bonn tif srfnbuna
wurre rrr fat spdn;is Satren semd6t. unr
ens eriif Tatent Eurte canals geuemmcu.
utrasbduir, rtI6s bantaIs aemoht iinb unit
Ieitcsm iprtr6brsne sserauGt wuresn, lInc fan
nctb 10 aut mic neu Raa IeIe iSolatnees, rim
5aa uutsr pieItn Sunesrttn. Gusr ubrmater
fam Gud rrn dbuIiden sr3dRIsu.
Ransis!t. ga, M1ai IS. 1878
ID babe eineH 8efhGftsfrtune her zines rrn
9oIs' pattpt utrsseIuisr isit IS S1breu bar.
une ib babe eaiIeltt idbcu 2 Sabre rrrber es-
faunt, sbe sr's baits; ss 4sint jsgt fir nr6 IL
Sabre larger gut ~ isin.
81. g. Slnes, SurrIisr.
gsadbtst. tae bic ubrsstGuie mad Sas. Srii
. tent, bic rir,iecn fnb. trrife ous pIattsn
irIiesn @cIeee lei 6 auFsH nnp cine innsn) lc
atnabt iinr, hae iseer 3btit rsrisltsu, Ger rsr
Nsuusuna ausatlss ptCr MIR iI6ttar in, eanee:::
ateeGf piIs. Tn srcst gcrttrg ffci9fr ifarfeu
Tiatten pcr sltftri,rbsr Berg oIeude ut Ssrrm
finlsubteup. SUi' pateut llbrsttGuis Inb hif
rin,iaen, bel bfurn cine eeftritbfnt SSarnntir
aeaeten Eire, dOlesHess if bic %bbiIeune
eascH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

1fu. Tnihaier,Hasnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas MARITIME Schnell. and Louisa
SehneIl his wife, by their certiin mortgags
deed with power of sale, dated the 18th day
of January 1868 and recorded in the Recon
ders Office of Warren county Mo-, in Book
P. page 361 and 362, conveyed to the under
signed the following real. estate lying ana
being In the county of Warren State of
Missouri to- wit:
The south-half Of the Southwest quarter
of Section seventeen l171 Township forty
six [45l Range four [4I west deducting
thereof seven (7l acres formerly sold
which said conveyance was made to secur.
to the undersigned the payment of csrtaiu
promissory note in said deed deseribei, anG
whereas default was ma ie IN the paynen
Of said note and the same Is now overdue,
now therefore the undersigned IN accor-
dance with the proyis ons oI said mortgage
deed and the powers in me vested thereby,
viii On
Saturday January 22nd 1881,
sell the real-estate herein before described
at public vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash IN hand. at the Court House door in
the Town of Hermann, county of GAscos.
ade and State Of Missouri, TO pay th.
amount dae on ssid note and the expense
of this trust
Oct. 1eth 1850. Nortr.~e.
=. 1IRA1s,. Al oxnsy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

Sctreffs teritniacn TlierbubHrn.
ipelhe Die Suhrcr Ser Gas Snoiauer-
8ebi,t nit cinsm Ginful benlrhenhrn
6 oIouisu bsiolcen, uno hstrefTs ret
9.ancr res Ginfals mudt n,e yNms,
sita" !olstuoe intsrefants Mittbsilun-
gen:
ySie RiFouri. Sanias Hnb Strls
Sifsnhahn l1uFt furd bas Snelaner-
Serrttorium. uno rie ct. 2Ouis Hnb
Gan 5ranciseo Blhn crftrrdt ft trei.
BIa sfeiItn in basisIbc. Eitie hcinsn
EabHcn wnrs,n unter Bertrdasn nit
Ssn Snoi,nern aebaut, wslhe bos
gSeaescht ttwiriatsn. Tie Sauios
@rp, Sort Seott une Soil, Ole 9aw.
rsntt un1 9alotiton. uuo onnsre
ga l1,u rsiGatn BIS CUR grsule. Sieic
3 bLtn blten niemdlS Die 3uIiimmuna
.br Sufilusr ;um gintiitt III aGs
Z rti;oriEm, ned bIbeu Fe eas gSeae-
edt unter &srtroe sbeitiHmuugen si'
ia. Ss Dor Sur;em itdnTsn nae
:yticuhahacI in elmer s nmbiration
uin ZEN @onsrei, ,u beeIrTuhen, o. 5
rG5 Ser .Itorium 6rr Stns0elunl gee
6fact wcrnc, uno In ihtem Snttrclis
rureen ols eaten Sflabrma. 3iiee or
alniiirt. Snnsr4nl6 Ger l,gten MUrate
Bat ii1 aber ole Gage aeduhert. Sie
" fouti. S~HiaS uno S.rts Giie"-
co9n. lttt in oeH sdnben San SouIJ's,
Hima,t ctue annere Stsluua ctu; ilf
untsrtiBt Die Snoiauer uEb tefdmpft
ore aus pcn llbrigsn 8dbnsu beitcbynes
Som i1li OIL Sic Hsamttu Ino DIE
6u1lsr Der Snrilntr b1ben ole Der
ndsruna, paB 0oulo's Sntsrshe ibnen
in ibtcm Sample fur ibr 0tsdt Sur
Ssite itsbeu prn, uno wabrft siuIid
perotu Die fdhiaiten SadwuIter fuG
tore Sud. gemOnuen perren. Sicie
NenHeruul Ger SteuunI Der usridief
tcncn 1SIlenbabnsn III Gem &errttoriufi
IItt bcr Sade Elm neuts Nnieben, unt
sr.Idtt einise fonrsrRsre StrDtguhgea
DER erpeSitionGrs. G5 idsinf, onb Gle
Sneinntr tthaupttn, Sie St. 9oais uuo
Gan 6raneisco Giienbabu babe ibr
&sasleht unO iOnitise BriUiIselsn
wseen 9tidterfulung rss 9ontratts
nit Ss;u9 uuf Gle SOa.neuns ess
Snues perioreu. Wie ole Sade itst
ittbt, piro Die StIa6oE-d SewesuEs
pom aleu- au6sraaIb DER goulo-@ Ombi-
nrtlon ittlsnoen Gnsn5abusn unttr.
itust. Gsaen Die Bepeauus iino Die
Sunoesregierunl. Die Suotaner'Yntio'
nsu Oes Serritoriums uno oas Sap
8oulo'Ihe Guenbo obnintsrs6e."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

y@s bilft &idta," hort man oft,
fusnn nidt nlh bsn erften Soien elnt
Hhtbarc 9c6erung einiritt. Nonatt
ddt es gciommtn bis fh reir 9sbtrlti
Sen 10 nod uuo nGf ~ Rem i,siqer
3ufuno enlwidelte Eno nun ica cs in
eiulltn Saaca pertrisbtn wcrseI
0nrre aus nnO iobre fott 9r. Nuauii
S0uia's Samburaer Srcpfsu nod eeH
belgr9sbsHeu SebrduhInwsiianacn elm
,unchucn Wub Guh DIR Miro rsr Huacn.
hiii fcmmen al hem bu fHaen tnnnil 4:
,Tdnt Gott. id bin wieOe. Gin SeiunSst
Nsnfd !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

gSas it Der Sterblt@e, Der nidt in
ieiusm 9ebsn an Reurolsia lit, NO III
er, eem I iris Snmers,n uubetannt finc,
Dem niat Die Obrsu iaufen, bic Sdld.
fen podtcu, Die 3dbue im WuHoe JOs
i6ieusn ? 90 miro fhtuer isin, biefeH
SludIi6en, iebOd lsidt. bos 9si;mitteI
Su finoen. ct. Snfob5 Del in Fur;en
3wu6enrdumsu plnfilr.h aHssDanot,
nirft mdeiid. Sn Sauirntcn bon
6dl,n bat ss fi1 als elm fi9crel
S9merienifilIer erprsbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

Ser lleb.rlhub bts g8eithcs Ger
Nusfubr l6sr oen Der Ginfubr belief
fd im oeraaueenea 9fopembcr ouf
S35, ,s94 $40 atsen s2s. .s36. 794 I'M
@opember 1879, = in beu elf Ronoten
bis Gu6e 9fouember D. s. auf $l41,
36l. .OO2 eeaen $3.50. .279. 9s7 in benz
ielben 3eltraum Sss porigen Sobrsa.-
uno in osn swoIi Wonaten BON Gnbs
2oosmkcr 1879 bis bahin 1880 auf
SI62. 62s. .O44 s.ssn s266. 245, ,03S Gus
nem gIsiten 3sitraum bis gum Gnor
&outmber 1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

Ser cin,isc &rhofe in Der 2Selt,
oerfl6cn init BEN dbten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

Seher, Der las aIie gotsrIanh keluCAtR rftx
BerfraRhte une 5rfpuhe rem Gurreo frmmsH
alfn nil, ieIlte bic nrafbtselen ReueR eiitrRen
S&ranbsu. TsafamffGiHt he's
HsrsSeRtidhem 2lasa,
iur llsberfatrt tsnnsen.
Neit Tameffdifen hes RcreeeHtfdten 9sraS
puresn bis Gnee 1879 ibrr 700. 900 FsrleafH
tefSreet.
Die Camsfsr tisfsr Gsmpdsnis:
Sraunfdpeia, iIOOSous, @aplluSatf@
@lrnbers, 300 Sons Sap Sdser.
9eipsis, $500 Sftifftr.
Ohio, 25OJ Nener
Berlin, $500 Seinde,
Baltimore. $500 Seumers.
Fabrsu teesln6sia ous IA xast ,riIdea Rrrs
men uus SdItimcre unh nttmsn yaaasists
;n fcIseueen &ateu an.
Son Baltimore mad Sremsn.
3riihsnhsd 5000
Sinner ipiIRsn unt ie SGbrsn bic SStf,.
8ou 8remsn mad Baltimore.
3riTtrnssf s2s.ap
Sinser ;wiItsn 1 une Il Satrsn be S6tft,.
Sduslinsr 200 Rnnerrilrbilets IA esm6eie-
ten 9reiIen.
Tsr Sanennesplas tititr TampfiHiFs III
Baltimore III sueleih Ttpct eer Baltimore rno
Chic GiieHkabu, rel6e gaiIaeiers Spn uns Haeb
hem SSs ten IN bilIieercu NrsifeR bs-
fGrcfrt, als iTaeue cine Gilentabn reR 8sR
Scit une philadelphia.
gsi gnfunft eer TamSffhifft rirt has Ttbri
fir sue Differentiation as,rlclitn, 70 ea5 ete
einraueerer ni6t her @Gfabr az sffest fRe
en- Setriiesrn hsihrinhslt su rereen, mas in
anesru Safrurldstn lsietr 70 oft Der 6aa ,a.
gHir MAIDEN nrd5 telcnters aHf fclesEke
fir rrutidbt Seisenes bsrta6iunaertrtbe Sofs
sIas aufmeT'S"u relts bic 9tsiIe NIT anltTn
S6lfen bietst. Tie pedaeisre fne untyp
SeuiGdeu. f6unen hl aIIo nit SresrmanB
rrriflneistn rbns TrImetlder ,I tran6fA
lmIsen aus tiusm SbiH in eas Gun re, Ests
tsi iueirretrn Rniien Fnhd nttbt fatf; Bic
SalTaaierf asbsn n 9reniCn Ioalsih oa Ssfe
res S0aubdmpfrrs uue strIaiIsu ssnftlbt" 20
in 3aaltiuiprs.-
EE- gEsaen n6hsrer sIusfunft psnbt mar
Rn an eit 65eusraI.slssnien
81. Scbnbmncbrr S Co.,
SO SIn SAB Ctr, Baltimore. &c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

SffabOma BON Dem man geaenwdrtia
10 Diel ipridt Hno in ben 3eitnneen
lief, iii fur @ieIe cine terra ineognita
uub ale Gustunft Iber SasieIbe in
oaber intereIIant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Carl Dahl and posted
before Christian Danuser q Justice of
the Peace of Roark Township, Gaseon-
ade Co., Mo on the 80. day of Novem-
ber, 1880, one mare-foal about years
old, of grey color, white blaze on the
forehead, both hind feet white from
the hoof to the first links, highth
about II hands, the foal has little
bell around its neck, Appraised at
$500 by c. Hamburg, Chr. Langen-
doerfer and Fr. Uhrich appraisers.
A trus copy Of my stray books.
CHRISTIAN DANUSKR,
Justice Of the Psaeo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

NSfFln CURED PROMPTLY and PEGM,l-
EEIN nently. send n bottle of my eete-
Hill brated remedy, with q valuable tTea-
tise on this disease, free to all suffer
ers who send me their p. o. and Express at
dress DIR. ii. G. ROOT, No. lSS Pearl Street,
New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07
Sekt iff bic 2eit n reiien

On llstsrtinfrmmung nit cen Staats- Sc
fssen une fur has aGssmsine S9ctI bat biz
RiHouri patiFe ,ur@ &iuie ibrG
JabIsrriis um rindbe riH Trit:el ibrfs frnberen
0etrases reraliri une es il lest teinnhe titliser
nit eisisr Giifuta6n ;u reilen als su SaHfs ~
eltitcr.
5rcg tisfcr ercesu 9rtisermdsisuus Tirt
Gle IifcRri Ndri Te fcrtiabren DIN. uHt
6:r-Sigrt5 ;riifsn eswihsu Stlticnrn au
tiusr rcttersn Rrruftiru rcu ithn prrseut rpm
rrdelmdE;1tu Sahrrreis 3u rfIfdufGn. une se ID
III hcT.- els ris Sa3I rTrh lie IitsraIe lin
ternut ces putliFUna fir Gle $rmaEiaur"
jhrsr Ta.ias asirr-Haieu entibGhiat pereen rirt.
4. 6. Sctpler,
Dfu. niihaiGr-Hasnt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

Die 9oId rwe0s bat fid sig Had cem
suben fortscpFan;t. storte sdnse.
turme haben gan, Mar1tanb. 8irdi-
uisn, Sub @arolina, Georgia, aFiff-
ippi, NIa5amn, 9ouiHoua unb Serae
beimaeiuht, nno bas ,Suedh!ter if
cnieltft mebrcre Grabe uuter nen Sc.
frisrpuust erfaGsn. GIN rerartigss
!@sttsr bat man bort brnnten I'M ioun:
il'n Sueen felt ;lpan;is Sabsen nidt
erI :.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07
setretdr sb,rman erbdlt tdaIid5 cine

Setretdr Sbsrman erbdIt tdsIidh cine
Wense 8riefe aus Ohio nber 6en Sort
fdritt feiner Senatorscampnans. Sies
ieIben lafen teinsn 3.peifsl barber
auftommra. ROB Sbsrman Die @obI
BON ;sbn Sbioer 3spubLitansrn untsr
nsun lit. SsIbF intime Srsunbe pon
Souosrheur Softer orideu ibre Sefrie-
bisuus uber ben 9iu6tritt oss Irstsren
aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07

Gs III elm 3eiGeu unferer Belt, bas
Dos 8ubIifum. i'm arosen Gan,en g.
Hommsn, uirI 0otfdtiasr i'm NEfauf
Eno @ebrnuGe bon Nsbi,inen in.
Bir ssten biefem uniersn ennssn gei-
foa, beuH sritens ia Die 3eit niGt bar.
ua6. SeIb fur uannse Mittei mea,u-
psrftn. uHo feraer babeH mir ia aud
10 au,rflnnt tii&t;st Rittel, ipie 4. q.
DIT gasuit 8onia's 9a m bu u
ger BruFtHee. 6os mir uidt uo.b
luenbia 6abeu. uHs sur& Gua6faI6.I
bffrlaeH ~ IafTeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-07
ite6er galtimsrt.

Sshsr. Der has aIte gatrrIanh helrcStR rtsT
SerfraRett une s5rfpuhe rem Gurre0 frmmeH
alien nil, iellte bic fraftteslen ReusR tiftrRtn
SGraubsu.Tefeamrfl9iHt hes
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-09
The Preacher Gets Left.

George Bovsrd is, says the Pittsburgh
ComneTctGL the name of ayoung Meth
odist minister, who attended the annual
conference of the N. Z. church at Mer-
Ger, q couple of years ago. While there,
he and a young lady teacher of the Sol
diers' Orphan school. located in Mercer,
fell in love with each other. Her name
was Clara Shaffer. He was about to
start for India TO Christianize the heath
en-. A correspondence kept up between
the two, and he wanted her to come to
him, be married, and assist him in his
labors. He had no money to pay her
expenses, and she had none. In this
emergency, a few months ago, she made
a confident of Dick Wright, q heavy
clothing merchant of Mercer, and he
being a ~big-hearted man with generous
impulses. offered to supply her with
what money she needed to reach her
far-of lover. She gladly accepted his
offer, and at once began her prep
arations for the long journey. Dick
and Miss Shaffer were thrown much
together for awhile, and about
the time she was ready to start he was
deeply III love with her himself. But
he said nothing, and she started for
New York with enough of ..Dick's'
money in her pocket to take her to In
dia.
Two or three days after her depar-
ture he grew respondent. and chided
himself for having given away his
chances for marrying Miss Shaffer him
self. A thought struck him, and that
was to follow her. and, if possible, ov-
ertake her before she boarded a steam
or in New York for distant India. He
acted promptly on the thought. took the
cars, reached New York. and fonnd the
vessel on which she was to sail. Miss
Shafier was already on board; he made
known his affection, and asked her for
her hand for himself. was accepted, and
the two returned to Mercer a few days
ago as man and wife.
The outcome is a little rough on the
minister. who is wrestling with super
stition and idolatry in the jungles of
India.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-09

En-
Various applications have been tried
with more or less success, among which
the most certain in its effects is whale
oil soap suds, made in the proportions
of one pound of the soap to eight gal
remedy are that it has q disagreeable
odor and is liable to discolor the open
ing buds. busting freely with powder
ed white hellebore has also been tried
with very good success, and it may be
used in water by dissolving a tablespoon
full of the powder in two gallons of boil
ing water. The pyrethrum powders
have as yet peer used only to a limited
extent, but with the prospect that thor
oughly applied they would prove effect
ual. Lime has long boen used with sat
isfactory results, especially if applied
when the dew is on the plants.
Capt. E. H. Beebe, OF Galena, ILL.,,
wrote to the Gardeners Monthly that
he had found powdered sulphur applied
when the leaves were wet, certain de-
struction. and Miss Z. A. Smith corrob-
crates his experience. Wood ashes were
strongly recommended in tho Country
Gentleman. The Paris green mixture
has been used with excellent results on
bushes where it is not desired to cut or
pluck the flowers, but in view Of the
other available means of destruction is
not to be recommended. All applica-
tons should be made just at night, as
they arc then more certain of coming
in contact with the insects. Something
can also be done to prevent tho flies
from maturing. As the cocoon in which
the larvp hibernates is very frail, and
as the latter does not survive tho rup-
ture Of the same, it follows that many
of the insects may be killed by thor
oughly stirring and pulverizing tho soil
Of the rose beds. Roses that are trans
planted from one locality to another
should, before setting, be immersed in
q tub Of water, and have every particle
Of soil washed from their roots. BY OBJ
serving this precaution newly-made gar
Ions may be secured for a long time
against this worst enemy Of the fairest
fower.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-09
Nearly Pure Iron Deposits,

One of the most important mines in
the Leadville district is the Breeze iron
mine, on Breeze Hill. This consists Of
an enormous vein Of almost pure hema-
tite, which has been taken out in large
quantities during the past year and
sold to the smelters to be used as a flux.
Careful analyses of this r prove that
it contains only from II to 2 per cent,
of foreign matter, and it has been pro.
nounced by competent experts to be
equal in quality to the best African
iron, which, says 2. L. w, in the New
York Tribune, I believe, has been con-
sidered the best in the world. The
vein seems to be almost inexhaustible.
Dipping into the hill toward the north
east at an angle of about 20 degrees,
the ore is 20 feet thick from top to
bottom, and has been explored for q
distance of so to 60 feet Mt right angles
to its length without exhibiting any
signs Of giving out. The iron ore Is
now purchased by the smelters Mt 81 .
ton. and it is expected that large guam
titles of it will be used for the manufact-
ure oil steel rails in the extensive works
now eSccting at Pueblo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-09
Or;p;n Of "Bovcottinp.n

sIn his lecture, James Redpath relat-
ed how the term .Boycotting' first came
to be coined and applied. He had been
breakfasting with Rev. John O'Mally,
parish priest of the Tough Mask district
at the time that Captain Boycott and
the tenants Of the estate of which he
was agent were at daggers' points. L
am troubled said Redpath to Father
O'Mally, to find an apt word by which
to call this Land League, and | can't
e. Father JohnP' why not call it
.BoycottingP" replied Father O'Mally,
promptly. That's the idea, Father
Johni' said Redpath, you have hit the
nail on the head; so shall it be baptized.
Now, Father John, you give the cue TO
your parishioners and I'll post the
chiefs of the Land League, and the
thing is DONE"
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y have but little interest in the mat
ter. Viewing the case in this light
q mutually advantageous treaty may
be the result Of the present prelimi-
narias that are said to be going on.
In the hands of the United States
these colonies will, no doubt play an
important role. St. Croix is a highly
cultivated country and wonderfully
productive. St. Thomas, being, a it
were, the keystone of the West In
dia group, is very important, on ac-
count Of ifs geographical position and
its magnificent harbour, which is now
the principal port Of call in the West
Indies, and which willbecome an i'm
mensely Important station when the
canal is opened.
1t was rumoured some months ago,
when Denmark sent the gifted and
able Nj. Billie as her representative
at the White House, that,the question
referred to would be reopened, and
the rumour has apparently proved to
bel a correct one. We must now
await the further development Of the
matter, and hope that the suspense IN
the meantime will be of short dura-
ton. I shall again refer to this mat
ter, and remain
A. FOREIGNER.
, 1881-03-30

was hat during President Hayes
administration no such negotiations
we're thought Of, and since President
Garfield had been inaugurated there
had not been time to think of so i'm
portant a matter. Nevertheless there
is a reasonable certainty hat the de-
velopment of the int~eroceanic canal
subject has renewed the Importance
of possessing the harbor of st. Thomas
as a naval station and that the whole
question may be reopened in a short
time in a direct and practical way.
The basis of such negotiations will
be further strengthened by conces-
sions bearing upon another outlying
post in the Pacific through which the
merits of the Monroe doctrine it is
said are to be maintained and no long
or proclaimed.-qmoted from ST. Tho
me IadeNde.
, 1881-03-30
d

No.24B. b. ronningensGad Jade ] Frede-
riksted blive opraabt til Salg we'd Of
fentlig Auction j Overeensstemmelse
med Placat 22de April 1917.
Auctionernc afholdes III. II Efter-
midday paa Auctionscontoiret son.
folger:
1ste Auction Loverdagen den lode
April 1881.
2de Auction Loverdagen den 3ote
April 1881.
sdie Auction Loverdagen den l4de
Mai 1881.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
O~plysninger ere til Eftersyn paa
Skifteretscontoiret.
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lige til Efterretning for Panthaverne.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
lode Marts 1881.
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