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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20
Selling Shoes,

! II there Is isamerchsnt who can sell good
At any price he chooses 10 tx on them
Rnbc Honenstein, who keeps clothing
and shoe store is the man.
A few days ago customer cntsred the
establishment and inquired
Have you any low gaiters'
Certainly, my frent have any sdyls
you wish, and someiing dot Vas neat
Nov here vas pair al CATERS vat is made
uf Prassian ledder. dc pest dat vas known.
und dinks dey viii suit you. Suppose
you try dem on.
All right, replied the customer.
Vait my trent, und I'll put leedle
bowder in. Now dry dem. Ali vat pet.
ter shoe you want dan dat' II Wits shuts
is if somepody takes yonr measure.
It's too tight across the instep, said the
customer rubbing the spot with his hn-
gers.
II viii sdretch, my dear sir, replied
Hoffenstein persuasively. dat ledder vas
made expressly for stretching.
But the shoe pinches my toes, also.
Dot is noding; II will 60 way dc first
time il gets vet You don't want TO buy .
pair uf shoes more as dree sizes too big,
und go around dc ladies init your feet
looking like couple uf railroad scrapers.
What do you ask for tho shoes'
Only secI dollars.
Jerusalem! That's too much.
Veil, my dear sir, you must recollect
dot dem shoes vas made nj Prussisn led
der, und ledder dere vas scarce. My
uncle vas lives dare write last week ind
said dat ledder vas so scarce dey don't
make harnesses NIT it any longer. An de
harnesses dere is now made uf wool.
I'll tell you what ! will do, said the Gus.
toner examining the shoe cosely, I'll give
You four dollars.
My g.r-r-acious APrussian ledder shoe
for four dollars ven ii cost me more as
five dollars and fifty cents laid at de depot
down, und do profit on dem don't pay for
de gas. My g-r-r.aciousj watts de matter
nit dc people?
Well, I'm not going to give Sc for those
shoes. said the customer, moving toward
the door, they arc not worth IL
Veil, my trent. take them along for "a,
und call around again some oder day
The customer paid for the shoes and
taking his parcel left the store.
Herman. inquired Hoflenstein OF his
clerk, vat vas de costbrice Of dem split |
horse ledder shoes shust sold de shentle |
man?
Won dollar und . half, sir.
My g-r.r.acious, Herman, dink how
,moll de profit vas. II pisness yoA know,
Herman, don't get peter it will preak all
lie stores up. Ne,o Orleans Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

In the winter OF 1864. Pony Mountain.
in the Shenandoah Valley, was full OF
game, and Federals and Confederates used
TO shoot squirrels and trap rabbits when
of picket duty. Care was AIKEN to avoid
each other, but many collisions occurred,
and more than ono poor fellows bones are
bleaching uuder the dark pines to-day.
One day member OF the Sixth Michigan
Cavalry encountered Johnny" face TO
face ~ they both turned thicket. Both
had guns on their shoulders, and both
we're too surprised 10 speak for some time.
Then tho Confederate yelled ont;
Say. you Yank. what are you down here
for?
To put down the rebellion.
You cant do 1t. no how.
Bet you ten dollars we can.
Look here, said the "reb," as he came
closer and put down his gun TO indulge in
gestures, I'll play yea game of euchre to
sec which side is going 10 whip.
This was agreed to, and pack Of cards
was produced. The "Yank' got the first
deal and made point. The 'reb' took
the second and made march. At the
next deal the score was even, anil pretty
soon they stood four 10 four. The play WAS
careful. but the Confederaey had the win
ming cards, and N tho Johnny" took the
trick with m ACE. he jumped mp aud yel-
led:
knew It'll know III Now. Yank. are
20 sqnar'y
am.
Then go back aud stop this ere war
'cording 10 agreement, aud mount yer crit.
ter aud go home. Whoop! 'Rah, fur mel
knew there must be some way TO settle
this doggons war il could only git beyond
tho pickets!--Detroa Free Prs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20
CFN1AuR
Iinirl1ent

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. 1t
soothes Pain, il allays Inflammation. it
heals Wounds, and It cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sclatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Burns,
Stin Joints, Cuts, Swellings, Frost
bites, Quinsey, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Sprains, Calls. and Lameness from
any cause. Sufferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK.
Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcated limbs;
and owners Of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR LINKMENT
brings relief when all other Lini.
ments. Oils. Extracts and Embroca.
tions have failed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

Palestine, which had been . desert
waste for centuries, is Icing redeemed 10
fertility again. Some years ago colony
Of Swsbisns, under Bishop Hoffman. set
tied around Jaffa, the seaport Of ofJsrusa.
lem. This city is surrounded on the
north, east aud south by desert waste.
The eolonisls began by digging wells.
and their labor was soon rewarded by .
pleniifulnsss Of good water Windmills
w,re built. sud the sea breezes sent the
water 10 copious rili. over the arid plains.
Th. Wild esetns grew high on the borders
Of the colony. in the year 1870 il ralnsd
for the frat time in centuries.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

u,or. Talk ahoni female earnestly it's all
ono sided. Let one man stop ON the street
10 spell ont sign on the top Of high
building. and every mothers con ths. goes
by win stand siill and stare for ten min.
utes, trying 10 make out What the art ia.
lot Is looking AT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

oh. de Miss Joncscs Why didn't you
say so' | reckon you're bote drunk.
Come pcsierin' round heah wia 20 misses
and missus. and de. You better clar out,
you cant peddle no books hcsh. you heah
mep aud she slammed the door in the faces
Of the sstonishei young bloods Galees.
A.. Nens.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20
weiDaMeyer

WEl N l1ZYI11 oAfA11x
Care. . Csastitatlsaal AnS1As4s ees
tAis terrible aalsAy, ~ Abssrytisa.
SPURT1 u lisg.stlsg Nsssss.
6ssA,ss, CgsekhAs Pains In the
Head. rs<ad Breath. DsAfasss, and
Asy Catarrhal CeuplAint, eAa BE-
eEtssnisatsd by Wei De Asysr's
Cstssrh Care. Tie most Important
Discovery sAaes vascinas1sn. Othsr
remedies nay relieve CatArrh, this
cares ~ any stage before Csnsu.p.
tss ssts In.
One paohaxs generally s.Asss.
Delivered by Druggists, or By d. b.
Dewey = Cs. l63 Fulton s., n. r.,
ol.0O esoplsts. fseatAs saaA re-,
aasksbls seatsassts ~ ~ ssssA
~AilsA frss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

II il never too late 10 mend. Which IL
why the cobblsr never has your boots done
Ut the time promised.
The following Is from female contrib.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20
Vol UME XXI.

/ Yes. thought he had II in his boo,.leg.
bat his looks
And I'll knock your head of. SIR Some
one held these dosen eggs for me-
Bat his looks holia him, Ne nigh,
take chickens, but he never ahl 60, on
hem; goodbye, nice weather for pi'nics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

T~o young men vent TO Henderson 10
see the Misses, Jones two very estimable
young ladies there. A colored girl came
TO the door and the following conversation
took place:
Are the two Misses Jones inf
Yes. sab, Mrs. Jones Am In. Does you
want TO see heri
No, We want 10 see the Misses Jones,
Mrs. Jones, dsts what said.
We vRntto see the Misses Jones, can I
yoa understAnd,
Coune kin. DE Mrs. Jones am Dc old
lady. OATS de only misses in dis hesh
house.
Coufourd il ws want 10 see the old LADY .
daughisrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20
l.. II. HEAEHwAY. n. D..


l.. II. HEAEHwAY. N. D..
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
0fhce At Residence on North Main Street.
THE EQUIN HOUSE,
JuSK TO ocToDKR,
nAnchesssrs vermont,
THE WINDSOR HOTEL,
DKcrHpER TO MAY.
Jacksonville, Florida.
THE PUTNAM HOUSE.
DEcHNsER TO MAI,
PaAtkA, flsrida
Y.H. ORvIB. Proprisssr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14
aenmanaels nur Ianaiame NortIdritte.

aenmanaels nur lanefame 6Orti@ritte.
Oo@ fino lie Gaoten bis iett nidt
eriifliA bef&aoiaf. eolanse Der s8ei-
sen einen DolIas ptr Babel bradlte,
luuree biel uerfAidt; sesenpdrtig bal
ten ieoo@ Die 5armsr surii6. Sn
s2inneiota iIt cine g9ense Beisen duf,
aeipei@ert. ge ideint iuenig 2uif gum
Yertanfen porbanSeH su fein. unb cine
@en6eruns in bieier Sinfi&t iit pohl
erif nod Der Sribiabrs.Nusiaot 3u ere
warten. Niebrasea fam in hisfem
Sabre wenis eommermeiseu obaeben.
5n man@en @onnties 1T Die Grnte
oOGitdnbia mibrathen. Sic &usf4ten
fur Die Trihiabrsiaat fnb alnftia, Do
Der Booen sur 3cit, ale oerielbe aefr0r,
poQ Seudtiettit war mas in eiuem
9anes. mo- sswobnlid bas @seentbeil
Der Saa. BON arober sSi&tieeeit 1T.
Soma bot in biefem Sabre unter alien
Stanten bic srObte Wenae Wnis se-
.rntet. Nsuer Rois rpirO sesenwdrtia
~ 20 % Gents per Bufhsl BON IS
Biunb perfauft. I9esen oes 0ranaels
in Wais in Sainois bot bort Dos
Wdhen bon S9lattutsb beb.utenb ab'
lenommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

Sun Sauie bra4te springer Gin St-
isB auf NsueinibeiluHs Der SongreBci
itructe Gin. Nericlbe bebdlt ole 9eeen
udrtIss Witaiiersrsabl (293) bel unr
orrtaeiIt bleielUcn auf ole ein,sInen
Staltcn foIaenoerma6sn Nlahama I
~. Artanils 5 (D,- @aIifOrnien 5 "a.
6OIOrano l QD, uuuectieut 4 (D.
OslaDars / (D. 6lrrind l CD. Seer
sIa 9 (9). Suno.s Is (l9) SnOIann II
(l3l, Sowa 10 90, SanIas 6 (3).
Ssntufp 10 QO, 9ouiNana 5 (6),
Maine 4 o.. Matplano S (6). Mai
iudulstls 10 QD, Midiaan 10 CO.,
MtnntiOta 5 t3. M,h'G'ppi 2 7(6),
" hOuri l3 (13,) 9tebrasfa 8 (D, sfe'
ulOa Q). New 3ampibire . (3). 9tew
5srfsp %. Mem Sort 80 (33). StOro
s arollna S (S). Sti, 1? (2O). Oregon
l %. Yenipiuanieu % (2O. @brne
Sslanb 9 (2). Sub-9aroIina 6 (5),
s nnsiIse 8 90. StT,s 9 (6). Sermont
2 (3), @irsiuien 9 (9), @erpirairisn 4
(3). @isconiin 3 (S); Summa z93.
(Oie -ingsf anmertsu 3. blen be eibnsn
b. ssssnisirtiSe Strtretuns)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

Die Tebatte L6er Die Sunnirunas
portage i'm nationalen 3sprdientanten'
bauie Rom issten Somstag iieferte Gin
NAL witber eiuen f4loseuoeH SeIes iu
cem Spridworte so uiel 8opfe. 70
uieI Sinne." Sdit iscer abstUrSnete,
mel@er bas g8ort ergriff. bate einen
bsfonoeren 8Orf&log gu madsn. um
een 3atiOnaIcrebiI Su ftalfen unb Ole
aui bem 8olte rubenOe Shaloenlaif gu
uern,inSeru. Seoo9 foa. wie aus
Baibintou telseropbirt ~iro, aumdlia
Der 8lan an Bop.n s.winnsn. fur ben
sroseren Sbcu Der in bisiem Sabre
fdlis usrbenotn S6uio Sinf.3wansi-
ger Bombs uns fur ben &tFSdasu,nts'
aoten, Soslhe in eiHem bic fInf Sdbren
einIosbar fnh, aussuseben Wsu
ateubt, blb Die Bonos gu 3 4rossnl
uno tie sioten 3u 81 aroceut auf o'r
Warft denrad,t wernen fonntsn. 81
efNnRobme nidf efw ls sn fanauiniid
in, iuirb iid herausifsler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

9lidt 8telame IL ee, mas elmer We-
6isin cine bIeihenie Steduug fdafft
uuier Den 9aasmiftslI. nelde iih nas
3utrauen 8IeIer eriUorbeu babeu. Sur
Der wirtlI6e, iuabre SSerrb, Der eintm
Rittel inne mohnt, iriro es Dor benz
Yublifum erhalten. wenn hunberf
Nnoere. Die nit arossm @eranf@ in's
2tbsn traten, ldnsit pisbsr in gersei,
ienheit suriidiaufeu. Or Muaaii
&ouia's Samburacr Sropfen boben fH
felt tiusm NeHidenolter DOT bem Yub-
litum erbaIteu uHo Hebmsn tistid an
| 9npuIariidt lu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14
marftIdreieriide gshsimmitteI

iine Don Der mtbiiiniitsn prrfri1iUn als ta5
,8iir Der 0sieuj6af." tfsei1nrt, rie SIblI
aSer iast Zen 8ranfen fcats MiIleic pc
isist prrern" une Tr. Silsbre. hrr Gnfo. DIR
Ypu ..MHafsiiS " eem ein,sen. oer 9Sifsni6aTt
hefaRnirn, unieb barren 6dmcrrbcIeen btll-
mitteis, sfIrifnt Gin Wonnment ron cen lei.
btniea Wllicneu, hsutu CT Der .,9SpbItbiter
oss Wcnib'nsel6Is@ies" stwrrrsn. SSrun.
ris ) an paul HiGter last :-u 9liidlsIisfrIt
Gle Abmt,tnbeit ees SbmerseS" 1T, waS mu6
cdnn rrn einem Deilniitfrl gefdgt 10 rocn, Gas
auaeurlidlih bic SAmsrlrn iinpert, tprlcte
ScIbt sn ereuIeen baben, bic an 6dmerrbpi.
ben lriren, unb pie srOb muB taS GIudssr-
fIJi bee ioerlsilers ets .,4nataN S. isin, esS
Nutels, ven BEN AGO, 900 6lmcrrbpinarien in
ben auarrudsn bTctfer @nsrfennuns iprehen !!
Aerste alter S6uisn peri6reiten es unb III 2ti
5apIen bat 90 lid niGt Gin einSige5 Na. mir,
funsslrs erriels~. lie Gissnl9aitsa zines
Btelumi4lasse, zines SnfrumenteS unb eiier
Mrsrmei perrlnisene, iinffrt e5 S&mrrsen TO-
iprt, teisitist ole 4siGwutf unh bsilt enelib
bic ldlimmlten 5GmcrrbpieaI.6dae uue mactt
bic 6eiiars hurd ein 9enaEe5 Stfolgrn eer
Yprl6riftsn res Drftprs itrr Gidt yttenS-
werit &C., bic seeruft trilssrn, ju einrr raurrn-
e.n. Ireben rcn ,,MHafr ." TererR auf
&adbfrass bel .. Ncult6cter u. Co., Scr 1916,
Nep gorf, Zen alleiHiseH Gabrifantru, frti an
ale ysirenpru serIanpt. llebtraIl spn ten
slprtbsfcrH ~ rsm prrilt ron $l.U0 per
9&attsI rerfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14
sOermann NO., dreitae, sem H.. eJannar 1851.

Die bsutfde etubentenihaft balt
fih ,ur 3eit. aniHeiaenb Dor alien Mn.
bereH, Dorsnasweife berufeu. bic Suten.
fraae 10 srortern. Die sIufiiemiten
baben in ben @eiben berielben offenbar
gro6eu Grfols gebabt. inoem an ben
beeeutenoiten beatfAen uniptrfitdten
ctwa elm Driitei Der neabeinii&en Bir-
ger bic dntifemitenpttition u1terfArie
ben bat; ober aud bic Subenfreunbe
iino hiAt untbotis unb8etitioaen aeeen
8ei&idnfuna ibrer foeiaIen GleiGifel
una. hno auf alen6ohiAuIen ebenfaas
IN umiauf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14
saeue art bon ilbrasbaufen

Rru, reii Is Grif prniae Sabre Der in, tae
Iis psrbtrrt une Scerrman suedneIih aema6i
nj. alt atsr i'm Trineir, eeun bic GrRnbunJ
lpurbe per f1if awan,is 9abren eema6t, unb
ras erlfs patent purte canals esnpmmsu.
reIdbe eamaIs aemadtt Fnb unc
Ieit6rm frripabrrne ssbraudt puresn, ilne fan
itccb 10 aut mic neu. Man Isis 8rlaenees, Elm
HalI uufer pieltn 6unhsrfsn. CUR llbrma6sr
fam Guh prn abnli6sn frjGbIen.
MansFtit, pa., Mai 49, 1878.
Cd bats einrn @sl6dftsfreuub Der einea SrII
Sris patept llbrssDGuftr itit IS Sabrrn bar,
unS idi babe taiitIbs idcn 2 Sabre Scrbsr gs.
fanut, ebc er's bate es IGeint tegt fur mod 10
Sabre larger gut ;u iein.
R. G. Slnes, Surtlier.
9eadbtet, Eae bic rlbrssbduie mad Sas. gUf'
% tent, bic einsisen fne, reItf aus 2 DIattsn
ipliesu Golees (eire auesn uno cine innsn) 70
asnaott int, bag ieetr 2beiI eerielten. Ger Ter
Stnusune aussfIts cesr nur RGttar if, eapsn
a,Sedt Nib. Ter srCse gOr;us FOLDER ffarfen
Dlattsn ssr sIfftriidbtr 0srsnIbuag ~ Ssesm
sinl.u&tens. 8rlf patent tlbrerbdnle iiuo rie
,in,iaen, Bel hepen cine ssf6risttne 6Barantie
asss6rn rire. 5UlssHbss if bic &bbileane
baron.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

1 "NY~~ eSssSSeesC~ee
Setsr, eer sas aIte goirrIare btfrnsn shsr
9srpanbte nne 1sevntt ren lEnrcpa ismmfn
altn wia. le1te eit pradtpellen Rtntn dleERVH
S9raabtn- vsfhamtii9iEs bes
9ssrSseHti@ea 3lstS,
,ur tirbsrfatrt bennsrn.
Nit Bampfi4faeA bee 4ersheutrtsn Nevt
wurbsn bic Gnhe 1879 Rbsr 700, 900 ytrFrHfR
tef5rhert.
Dis Dampfss sieftr Gsmpasnis:
graunfd5weia, .,l0Osons, gapllnhatJ1
gliirnbers, sl00 Sons Gap Sdeer,
3eipsia, 2500 RseiEst,
Sbio, 250J !, Reher
Berlin, $500 !, 6ein6t.
fabrrn ,sstlmasis aus Il GAGE ssifssa Hrs.
men HHe 8aItimore ane nehmsn 1agaelsys
30 fclsenetn &aten an.
Bon Baltimore mad er,msn
3Ssaiss siassa ssifsn uns 10 s.s,.a Vi. ss,ss' s'
Ben Sremsn mad 80ltimore.
Aineer ,pifdeu aHe Il Sakrss be Sxtya.
's6nsIinss 200 Rnnsuiisbiiitis N srmktS.
ten preiftn.
Der SaneRnssriab tirfsT CamrfF4iHs In
Baltimere ID ineiri6 Etppi esF BaliimrrS NaA
Stip &iientatn, rel6e gaHaeieEs ben uae 90
hem gGefen an biuieereu Nreifen ~
t5reert, ale tTsene sins Gilerbabn zen 3fW
gutf uub philadelphia.
Bel Gnfuufter DamsfI6igt nirh has Gsnft
fir alIe Ri&taneeiftllfsn asinloEea, 70 haA kk
Ginranhfrsr Ridt Der @sfatr a. se5ebt Rnb
on Setriistrn beiHrinhstt ~ rstreen, ipa6 h
aneern 5afensIAeen isiesr 70 of esT 0Aa
gsir MAIDEN ned tefcnbu9 auf fsIasHAs
fiir beutine SsiItuse bsrhashlnneewtrtte Seb-
iiiae aHfmn'fru wst&t bic Slsile NIT uafGyM
S6ifen bieset lie peiTaaisre fab natSs
Eeutidssn. tSRnen hsh alip nit 9sesgmanU
pffifdnbieen pbne Tsmtffdsr AZ A straneHfM
umfBtn aus tincm Stbif IN ens anb 70, ME
bel iueireetsn Hfatien fuett mot Raitt Ofs
9dliasiere aebsn N Sremen fegIei6 en- @siD
ees Sctanbampfers une ssrlalTsn bsnlelbs- .Te
In 8altimpre.-
sR @eaen n6bersr MusFanft ntnet uan
Rb an bic @eneral-sstnien
81. Gcbnbmdcbcr 6 GD..
30 S Siio @ap Ctr, Baltimore, R
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

Gebt man bei Der iekiaen ronben.
faltsu Sa5rss;cit aus ciuem iuarmeu
3immer pi0slid3 iH's iSrsie. TO tanH
mon tbsn 10 pI6sIia einen tlatiaeH
SdHupfen atquirireu. Strr 2obert
gaii&te ia @abaib. Snr., mndte Die
grfabrnna BON Obiasn, ffelIte h@ aber
eur6 ben Gebraua bon Or. Nnsuf
& oni s,s & 66nia's SambHraer
Brufthee iAnell pitber Der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

RlnQ CURED PROMPTLY and PEkMA-
HHLV neutly. ! seud a bottle OF nav csn-
NHN brated remedy, with q valuable treA-
tise on this disease, ffes to all snner-
ers who send me their p. o. and Express a.
dress DIX. II. q. ROOT, No. lss Pearl strVe1,
New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

8 as Getreiosaeiddft unb bic ernts.
aueiihten. Geri6ttn bee Stem Scrfer
YSournoI Of 6 ommerr." ,ufcIee babeu
bic Sarm,r i'm ilolihsn 5linois cine
Renae Bir termsi,,u ,u Marfte ee.
bratt. felt benz 6allsn Der @reiie ba.
nit aufseb6tt. Bsi,ehfaat III sura6.
Sieislbs bot ,inr quite pns ssfunte
Sarbt; bis iest mar blstsIbe nod mil
Sdnee btSedt. Su ben gtaaten Ohio.
5ubiana unS gidiean fanD Der Gus,
Iaat in BieItn 6aIlen fedi aatt unb bos
Ba6stbum ma&t in ffoIse srObsn BE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

Tas punterbare st. Safobs SsI
toittt nur so gts. bic Slai@e uno bat
idon pislen Werfden 3eiluns bon
S@mersen asbradt unr
,iuar Salen, no aae anoern Wfitttl
obne Griola ansenanot wuroen. SD
habe cine Slaide ct. Satobs Sel ae
braudt unb fann uur ia3eu, oaB es Elm
9eilmittel 1T. Go
idreibt perr Sonrao goIfram. gtorib
oaiftIn. Woii., Hter ticffs iuunosr
oare Del, uno Sauienoe beadtisen oai
'el6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas MARITIME SchneIl. and Louisa
Sehnell his wife, by their certain. mortgage
decd with pdEer of sale, dated the 18th day
of January 1868 and recorded in the Recol
ders Office of Warren county Mo-, In Book
P. page 361 and 362, conveyed to the under
signed the following real estate lying and
being in the county of Warren State of
Missouri to- wit:
The south-hah of the Southwest quarter
of Section seventeen (17] Township forty
six C46l Range our 4I west deducting
thereof seven (7l acres formerly sold
which said conveyance was made to secure
to the undersigned the payment of certain
promissory note In said deed describe /, and
whereas default was made In the payment
Of said note and the same is now overdue,
now therefore the undersigned IN acecr-
dance with the provisions of said mortgage
deed and the powers IN ms vested thereby
win On
Saturday January 22nd 1881,
sell the reaI-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 Gascon-
ade and State of Missouri, to paw the
amount due on ssid note and the expenses
Of this trust.
NARouARD FoRsrKR,
Oss 1oth 1885, Nortra~es.
q. HIizEL. Attorney.
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nese house OF ill.fams In the imme.
dlate locality.
A private letter from Roseburg
states that Gen. Joseph Lane is
gradually falling and his death
may be expected at any time.
Rich strike as Cari boo.
VICTORIA, B. c., March 21st.-A
dispatch from Carlboo states that
the tunnel In the Beedy claim,
Burns's Mountain, has reached the
ledge. 1t proves to be rotten
quartz, rich in gold and easily
worked. The telegram says 1t is
the greatest and most important
strike ever made in CaribOo.
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alent to placing the loan at that

alent to placing the loan at that
rate.
The Republicans threaten to re-
taliate on the Democrats who re-
fuse to allow them to elect the of.
ficers of the Senate by having
Democrats in the department.
summRrily removed.
David Davis IL said by intimate
friends to be In a feebler state of
health than for yeats. He is
known to be uncoMfori able on &C.
count OF his peculiar political pos
ition and some friends say he will
perhaps resign.
Msufnesns Donasios.
CLEVELAND, March 21.-Amasa
Stone, of this city, has given half
q million dollars to the Western
Reserve College. He stipulates,
however, that the college shall be
removed to Cleveland and that it
shall be named the "Adelbert"
College of the Western Reserve,
the university buildings erected to
be approved by the donor, that five
of the sixteen present trustees re.
sign, and other conditions less rad
ical.
Inssno Asyium SO .nda,.
DETROIT, March 2lst.-Quite a
scandal has been OccasiOned by the
discovery that u female inmate of
the county insane asylum is en-.
ciente. Another inmate acknowl.
edges the paternity of the prospect
i've infant, but it is alleged that he
has been procured to make this ad.
mission to shield another and
more intelligent party.
Interesting aient Dec,sion.
ST. LOUIS, March 2lst.-Judge
Treat, of the United States Court,
to-day decided that. the Singer
sewing machine patent having ex-
pired, anybody can manufacture
the machines.
a Peculiar Case Of Abstinence u I'D
Reticenor.
Iowa CITY, March 21st.-A pe-
culiar case of Tannerism is un.
earthed. Nothing like it has been
heard OF in this part Of the country
before. The most reputable physi.
clans of Iowa City have examined
the case. Miss Hattie DeuI, q sister.
in-law of DR.. Aylworth, Of this
city, has not eaten morsel of food
for twenty-five days, nor has she
spoken o word for three years. She
abstained from food on the ground
that it was her religious duty to do
SO and from talking for the same
reason. The persuasion of friends is
useless aud che d slowly wasting
away. Mics Deul 10 a maiden lady
So years Of age and has always
been highly respected.
Fatal BOiicr Explosion.
MIDDLEFIELD, Conn, March
2lst.-Thrse men were killed by an
explosion Of the boiler of White &
Russell's mill.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

"Senator Alfred Perkins, has
kept out Of the newspapers in this
country. but q French journalist
identified him on his arrival in
Paris. "This Yankee" says Fyga-
70, lis celebrated on account Of O
duel he had some years back with
an Indian Chief, also O Sena tor,
whose feelings he had wounded.
The arms chosen were unusual, be-
ing two barrels of dynamite, on
which the adyersaries were placed,
and to which two slow matches of
equal length were attached. These
were set on fire by the seconds.
Ten minutes after the Intiian Sen.
tor was blown into the air and Mr.,
Perkins was mediately delivered
from his perllous position by the
seconds, who declared the claims OF
honor satisfied"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
Matt Carpenters BoyhoOc
[SpIingdeld Republican,

(SpIlngdold Republican,
The late Senator Carpenter of
Wisconsin was native OF More.
town, VT, and the old people there
are telling lots of stories about him
now. He was much opposed to
manual labor when boy, andit is
said that his father once left home,
telling the future Senator to hoe o
certain patch Of potatoes during
the day, and giving him couple
of shillipgs with which to get
some one to help him. Matt took
the money, and buying a bottle of
rum with one of the shillings, Of
fered 1t to an Irishman ii he would
do the job. To insure the faithful
fulAlment of the contract, the
youthful contractor would ststion
himself at one end of a row and
give the Irishman q drink as often
as he got around to him. The task
was soon done, and young Carpen-
ter was q shilling in pocket, with .
out having done lick of work.