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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01

grOEen 8erUhFunsen tn Der Genrbsts
lung Der SohIenberonerte oufmerfinm,
mall IS an ti9t;ssn RineneS ugentenren
un0 gen6uen Rartsn Der Rfnet1 fsblt.
Sn number 3ahI fin5 I'm 9anaen etiua
20 Winiousn Eounen su Gage gef5rbert
woISen. Der Snipet'Or if Der Anifdt,
baB in GoI9e nrsefdidter 9ecIbsitnag
eia chen 70 GROCER Betraa rerpiifet nor
ben it. 25 YerIonen fauuefi I'M 2aufe
Sss Sabres IN ben SbiosDatuen um's
9ebeu. Ssn ben n1silten Sduen trugen
BITE Bsamter Der Winen bic S@uI6,
neil lie eB u~eridnrtsn, bic r6rbieen
8oreebrnneeu gum S9ute Der Arteitsr
III trsffen. 9fur swsi grpi0asuen fas
men uor, fsitoem DOT 8 Sabren eaS usue
Rinengefeb tn Rrcft trat, has sugIeia
bic MtnenbeHeer Gn6iLt, benz SSn'psftor
genaue RaItsE ober Bldae ibrer DiEsn
AZ ~ibsrssbsn, mas ober Mot thinner Qes
i6ieht, e6su neil IS an .i6tieen sSEgss
nieuren febIt. Sm @drssm psroea Die
Winen i'st bsfsr p,ntiIirt rrb grpLo,
Fonsn unb 9efabren bdbur9 peIbntst.
Das ginortuseu oss @afrrs IN ben
Winen Dir5 beipro9en uno babel auF
sinen unter;rbiiafn 5tub in Der cafe
9ieD Dstpe IN Summit oufmerflam ses
ma9t, bsr uerruthIid Dor Eaufenbeu
uon Sabreu bas alte Bet, bes gsplboea
Jtuhss btiSste. Dos e~e9enuG-tige Sps
rem Sss Stebsns uno Bieaens Der aus
ben Minen geDonnenen FObIen ruFt Den
Seiten Der SobIeu9rd6sr uisIe 8lugsu
beruor. Der Jnipettor empfs5It eiue
asnaue llnteriu5uus bisisr RldJeu bnt9
etne gominiifion, peI5e pom Der @eieHs
sebune sa 1T unb bic WfiRsu,
Diftritte peri6aIi9 Eefu@eu ioQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01
Ser eountassswans In @iaisam.

Uds O6ergerrbt o Utid'9an bat 10
ebeu in einem Rroieffe eesen stnen WlrIb
negen llebertrstur9 0ss Sbrntn9eseez
issss bic GntiGeiDuns ~nbseae5eu, bag
i9ou bas Qufl6lteBeu Der S9antffn6e
ami Sonntne, aud wenn nid,tS, gan
ni6t5 BARN uertauft wu1be, fratbar tit.
Der Toa betraf einen Wtttb In Mar.
fbaH, Der uou ber unieren Snnau5 ais
Sabbatbbre9er perurtbeilt wornen mar,
obgIei9 ct na6pis8, bnB er uub etnige
Anpere On benz betreffenben Sonntag
uur be5 Sdeuerus bGt6sr IN Der aaFge.
i9lofsnen SGantiubs parsn IND bdB
tetn CrOpfen bsraui9snben @etrdntss
aus9ef1dntt mnrbe. Der @iitb Ieote
8eruiuus an bos O6srser DIT Elm; bies
iss aber bat js9t 10 entl6teben:
vDas @eles ia9t tlar uao beutltd,
baB aGe Wirthi6affen am eritsn Gag
Der WO3e, SeU6bnIid SOnntu9 9encnnt,
gei4Iohen lem ioaen unD uertiigt ferrer,
bag eS BET Ter Bro;eit1ung zines l1e6ers
trete,s ni9t n0tbig fstn foU, ben 8emeis
gu erb,in9en, oaB qeltise @strdnte pers
fduft wurten. Die 6rdge, ob BITE Nb.
fi5t etnes ioItea 8srtdufs porbanbsn
mar, III mad b;eiem @eieb D6nlg unpes
ientli9. I'm rer @efabr bes StattHrs
bens pom Bertdufeu uortubeugeu. Dot
BITE Stants9eieeaebuus usIfi9t. bag bas
GotaI, lit peIGem SptIttuoieu gebalten
wsrDen, an Sonntag gei6ionen fem
iOu, 70 bag feline @eIe9enhe,t ge5oten
psrOe, bGa @eis5 burf BertGuf pom
qeiitiQen @etrSntsn Al iibertreten. Wer
elm Wirtbsseiddft betrei6t, mHb anf
eiGene @e'abr barGuf adtsu, boB feine
Electromagnetic eintrete. be Birtbi4aft
am Sonn1ag often 81 bolter, aIfo bnB
er IN 0erisIbeu aud Fem anberes @ss
i6dft ~ befor9en babe mei6e eos Of
.fenbolten Der Ibdreu ooex has Gintreteu
pon Qeuten n6tats mu9t."
Nus hieien 9rtinoen mta8 bGs O5srz
geri9t bic 8e:ufun9 beB b~ebauernsuers
tbeu @iIthes ob 0d3 @eles uirte
aud eine etwa8 milbere Oeutung 3uIafs
fen, aber has Inter uue Oae Sber. @es
r;6t 2ogen bic alisrlirfn8lte Osutung
Dor. BAD bet 9o9tt btefer Dsu
tung wiirbe Der @trlb fel6it bouu itrnf.
bIr ieiu, penn er, Faus am SonntGg IN
ieinsn S5uIydumtt6fe;ten Elm Qyordnt
Be, fen Obcr Elm 5ener ausbte9eH wirbe,
Die Wirtb,daft auff6l6he.
@ernbe felt ben fur6t6aren 9}teoerln:
gen Der Gemperenj Gptanuet an Zen
Stinmtditsn Iegsn es ha unb bort @es
ri6te unD @smein6ep it6nDs i6tmL'9
borauF an, ben SonutGgsSpans out's
NeuBerife III itet9ern. 60 oud ter tes
mOtratii5e MnpOr pom Cincinnati unb
iein repa5IitanIl9sr @oaegs o Snf
.b;anapnlts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01

brs9ungen, cpcIOpifde TerraHen, ie
;weis biz Srtibnrhert SuR lang NIB irls
setdbr brei6is EnB bed. aufaeboilt alis
hebGnensu Stetuen, weIae, lie fiuf BITS
ifds GuB lang, fo.sfditig nuf eiranber
gepoBt unb cine BinhemiiteI tularams1s
gefngt fnS. ueber ben TerTahen irieber
tn ber Nitte Der SnieI erbebt H& Elm
anheres Blatetn, bas nit uiertdigen
BIfdsa pon i5paraer Qnpd a~tpfIafert
1T. bier if IS bsnn, ND bic ernt3en
fsinsefieten 9oitnmente onssbradt fab,
uon oeneu einftnaIs isne eienntiid5sn
BiIbsr fi1 erbobeu, be nun, hurtb cine
RatnrgewnIt gum er6Bten EbeiGe lerlins
tereeuorFen INN tn Siide tertriu,rnt,
Gu Booen Iiesen. Die 90bs her GiJns
rrn MISUNDERSTANDING Is 6uF, eiuiee
Dou Zen am Soben Iiseenben nlehen fpe
gar Is 6ub in Der Qdnse upb ibrs Brpits
breite bar bic ricienbafte Nusbehruiie iou
8 6uB. Bon Der Wdttiateit 6iefer Gill
Der fdnu man ffd einen Insefi9ren See
eriff MAIDEN, reGn man bort, Rug Re
Mittags eeseu 2 u5r tinen Sboit n
uerfen, Der binreiAeub brett eenug 1T,
I'm cine SeriammIung DON so BeIfo1en
su i6aseu. Sie bsfttbsn ale aus srGler
9apu, wie man lie nil an einenr auf Der
O1isite e~eIsasnsu Grater Der Sufe-. Seas
mems OtuIt intet. 1nf eiuer Bidfts
f0rm IN ber Rdbr bteies Steinb,udS fins
ben ii6 nod einige Dteier eiaantlitasn
@eftuIten IN r6nis gut erb0lteuen 81.
itouoe Dor, uno e'ue berieIbeu niBt .
ter S6alter gum Ropf 90 Gu6 "a
Der lupus, ben bieie jeltidnen ST
quren setgsn, 1T, ME idou ongsbeutet,
n6uts unbetaunt. Ser uuris hires
9ef9ts for1mt annabfrnb e,1tm g ert6
sIei1, hte SberIippe lift binn uno 9tebt
osm 9ei5t einen h5bnif9en @usbrud,
bic 51aieu finb brett unb bic Sbren aei6s
nsn ii5 bnr9 lang bera6b6useube Qdppz
den aus. WsrtWIrbi9 lit, bag ale
@efdtsr anfrdrts i6ausu. 9atei lies
gen Die &useu tief i'm RopE, uuo man
olaubt, bag urIp,aneli6 AusdpfeI ous
Sbfotan BARN sefefsu bn6eu. Bel ben
sr6Bten GigureH 1T Der ROpf obsn abs
gepldttet nub In gplinberform cine
W1uhe borauf seiest, BE aus iorsfdItis
Lu1sD nSSiiEAtCl &uCu OStISSi% @hAIASC
bieisr rtefgeu GI E baIten iInf TuB i'm
Ourmmeher IND iiber uier IuB in Der
Q6be. U~tsiieube, wsI3e Die Uuneerbars
Snlel 6eiu9t babeu, 6~ebaapten, bag
iere Statueu AZ 6Enberten bort unberz
ltegen unb boB ielbi1 bic 5elien, wel6e
in bic See b%ineinrageu, bnr& nnermdiO;
It9e gearbeituns nNit benz .DGmmer
ionberbate @sftaLtsn a%ueenonmsu haz
ben. gs fei a6er unbs ftimmt, ob fte
@sf6tsr BON S5tlot Oten cber pom
Wsni9en nn6ubuen iouen.
unb oil hieies BtIomert, ter @rfofe
bunbettiabriser Nrbsit zines ttsinen Jn:
ieIOoIfs, Itegt ueTlohen in her ieEniten
8~er9ehsnbeit beS BrOBen S5eans. SIT
has ni6t Elm Stoff, Der bic 8bantalte
zines Dt@ters berau5fOrbern f6nnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01
Gtue serIaTeue RmlturRa.te.

Sun ileltGen GbeiI ess @roksn
Osedns, fernab ppn alien 8ertebr In
Der N6be Der SeIIeninisl Gala . @omss,
belen msIon6oIiide WsItuetloferbett
70 ersrsifsnb in @hamiho's brtanntsm
@sotbt ssi6iIbsrt lit, lis9t cine SuisI.
nit Wanen &cpa 9<ni, Gle pesen Der
punbe, barren bort aufgefunhenen &effe
elmer eItsn, p6Gia ausseitOrbeneu RuItur
nit &e6t Den 9ameu v@sbeimniB bes
O5ran5" uerbienf. 9as Gilono ffsut
fiji benz ftauneuben 8sIuder bar oIs
cine @srtliatt pon 9tsontii9er BiIbs
uerte, to.ofnLer NI9t~tetturrsffe, rSuig
unbstannter Sormen; o6er bic Bulb.
bauer, beren @erte bOIt in ben wpItenz
IoFen 6imulsI hiueiuroseu, itnb Edneff
eeforben, ibr Rane lift perwebt, feIbit
ibr lupus bat penn man pm benz
Gbaratter Der 8ilbwerts ouf bic Bilbner
f6IieBen bari - isines @Iei6eu ni9t
mebr unter ben iestseu 8euobueru bes
Nr3ipsIs.
SoIoGale StsinbiIber Iiesen tDrt In
Der 0dbe 6es Stronbes, baIb persrabeu
in @rGs unb uudernhem @effrdu9.
0eiteIb'n erbeben ftd bann an Der sans
Safte entIaus, nit ueniseu unters !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01
1882 1881
oppeIcertuein
8uiammen 1879 ga lo,4i4, 9d2

Suiammen 1872 574 lo,4i4, So2
0n 6isIsr ms5, als 40 RrOJsut auss
matenben 3unabme fno naiurssmdB
bic up5 IN q DsrSorSene GrutelabF
fausnbeu erfen Rebeu Nonate I'm ltdrt'
fen 6etbetlist. a6er Gu6 bic Oonate
Nu4uit nnb September, wtIte bsrettS
,uuI nsneu GInt,iabr gu rs9nen ftno,
pstien eIsi9foGs un6 swor BIT alien
@streiSe01ten cine aafsbu!t4e Stetgs~
tupg Der ginfubt auf.
Nie i6wgr Die f9 biernus er8eben6e
8t1msbrnn9 hsr Ginfubr ms &ert@t
tdQt, eraeut am bsiieu baraus, oaB IT
bieism Sabre Die 3ufnbr Fremren 9e'
treioss taou IN ben eIiien ueun Wiora;
ten o. 0Bsr III ais porbtr IN einem sonbsn
Sobrs. Senu 1881 wut6en l6sIbdupt
nuI ID, 473, asa, 1880 gar Il 1900
1871 Ooppelesntner stngtfib't. Den
enlightenment @tpfuB bat babel bic
Gu6sroroeutGi4 ftGrts Sunosms pom
Weseu unb @eltte oue9si6t, b. 3. Don
ben beioen @etysiceartsn, IN DeIGen bis
Dor weRigsn Sabrsn bic beuli9e AuSEubr
nod bic freuDe Glufn9r abe;1tIsS. DIE
fss 8srbdltuiB bat ii9 neuerctu9S tros
Der @etreios56ue u6uis u%ercnoert; bic
@us Fabr trtit tnSbelouoete beS Weijen,
IDe,t binter Der @lntubr aurid. Nte it9
bic @nfub~ u:rb6ttn,fls III ben nd9ttsH
Ronaten, IN wel6su oG5 @rGebn.B Der
b.es idbrigeu @rn!e ii9 itd' Ter seiteno
moGen mHb, gslt0lten UeroeH, la5t f1
misunderstanding seuts ri3t aberie9sn
abet 10 pteI it,bt i9on nG3 Oct bIebsrtgsn
gtbfubr fsft, paB D,uli9lano lm Sabre
1882 top Der 3oue Dstt me6r @eireloe
Uom @uslauoe teStebt, ais i 3uuor.
@iue MISUNDERSTANDING ntmmt NIT
WaiS elm, bslieH Se5ug gu 8reuners's
Jpsden I'M Dergan9snen SABRE DeSsn osr
unglnfisen R~a,tOnlsIntc elnen nn9e'
p6Dnii9en aufi3Cuny 9enommen bate (;
tn 6telem SGbrc ~ BET t%sflerer 6dr'
toffelerate Der Ridi6lag nlGt ansgs'
blIrDen, ba pom SdEuar BIS September
nut Sl9,6 GA DOppeIcEntntr 9eSsn 81
644, $50 Doppslcsulnec I'LL 9tet9eli
Aeutaum 1881 s~tugsfIbrt wogten iinO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01
chip,s RphIerreinthnm.

Gem Sahresbsri9t bes Stautsminen.
SnIpeftors "Trip entnshmen mir BITE fols
ssneeu Nnsabsn. Die idbrIi6e &oblens
prObuttion Don Ohio bat flo fett 1872
uou 5 1915, 294 Eonnrn ouf $500. 600
Scnnen In 1882 psrmebtt. DIT Sob,
ienrei6taum Ser nod in ben ShseIn
Obto's utrbor en- Itsst, wirO auf So. 600
Wtatouen Eonneu grltdst uno es Nib
bete6nst, buB Steier 8orraib mad hem
seaenwdrtiseu Berbrau3e nod fir 400
Sable ouboiteu uirb, mas fur bic
iest Iehenbe Generation unb ibre ureus
Eel iebr tr6itlt9 lit. Die Ipdter toms
meuSsu @sl9leGtsr werben etmus I'm.
beres erfnbeu mdfen, wenn rs feline
6obIen usbr etebt. Nue sebn Sabre
pFest ft4 Der &obIenperbrnud au per:
ooppeIu. Der Snipettor ma1t onf bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01
@snfmenhanntI.

Sn elmer nor 6utaem in Rabrtb ers
i4ienenen BrOi9ire wirb bittsre RIaae
lber bic Nuswanberung ssfibrt, peIGe
ben ipanii&eu RrOutnSen @aIi5ten unb
slfurtsu aDidbrli6 9rpes Mensen Don
2anbesbrlberu enttiebt, unS babel mebrs
fG9 6as trourise Zoos selGiIbert, mel,
DIES bteie @tnwanberer tn MittsI' nnb
Snbomsrito eruurtst. wObin fe fi& gum
gr5Bteu Ebetl wenfeu. vSu Buenos
aiIes", iGet Der 8erfaHer, vwurben nod
pur wsniseu Sabreu qaIisti9e &rbeiter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01
saome fur sramemarpest in Berlin.

Ucu Dem GoUte Der unGer5eIIdt5sten
6rauen in Berlin, welde ih1e pole Seit
Sur 0iepnfitiOu baben unb hur6 Reinerlet
unbere 9fidten in &nfpru3 sencmmsu
uerben, m6gen bic unten f~olgenbeu 3abs
len cine treffenbe Suufratlou ~ltefesn.
W6brenb jsber Manu ben Gnfprud ers
hebt, lpenigltens fem eigcne5 Nuefoms
men bnr3 ieinen 8erbienft az babeu, be-
IdEft f9 Ger 9uuaeriohn Der Trau mad
Mariaune IRsn.,er auf foEgenbe Sums
men:
Sir baS RGbeu ron:
I2 Suberb BortemonnGte Seutel
1 Mt. % Cents. Die Rd9fstoe bat
Die Nrbeusrtn 3u IteFsrn
l Arbeitsbemo NIT 'inf SnonH55crn
13 Pf ca 81 Gents. y
l 8Gar Sentletbsr, Is Ef. y
l Ontenb &a9euiddrieH NIT Sat
IS 81. }
l nit ber 9uub ~sendbten SuG 3 81.
SO NIT ber 9anb 9end5ten Sdden
$3.50 81.
-ssbateltes Wlo5airtu4, bas sp6lf
Siunoen OF 9effreu9te Irbeit beanipru3,
As Yf.
Weter fGwar;e TranBeu nit Yerieu,
3wei Stunben an9effren9te arbeit, 6 Pf.
- Dubenb Buppsnbsmb6er I 9F.
Bei Stidereten IN bunter 8one tOmu,t
cine Srau BET aneefreugter Arbett ouf
etwd IS Bf. tdgIt9, obne Die @oa as
3ige, Eat Strotfe6teu itr bic feinen
Oamenfrobbite uuf % 80 9f. tdg.
LID. On bteien 4rc;ien bsibdftigt s,n
eiu;eIner 6abrttbsrr ober elm er0Berss
@sf9ift oft BIS tauienb Sraueu unb
nebr. @S 1T faum n6tbia, np6 msbr
3ablsu on3ufhbreu, benu ielbftuerfdne:
LID nIhfeu il6 ale 5weise bfr 6rauen.
Gr6eit i'm Sretie ttemIi9 bas 9tei9'
gewi6t haltsn.
gu ben nit = besettbneteu NrtifsIu hobsu
bic as5eitrrinneu 3pirn uno 3oHo felbft su
IipfSru
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-01

gu ben nit = %be3eihnetsu NrtifeIu bobsu
bic a.5eItrrinneu 3wirn uno 9ano ieibft su
Iiefern.
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6ermanner pOlksblatt.
q @sbraser @raf. 9erausssbsr.
nentfnIanSs @ttretssetnfapr.

Dad bsn ;m Sspttmbetbeft ter
Seutfasn Rsi6sRatifif usrSfeutti&ten
lleber fihteu bat BITE @etreioeientabr
Oeutfdlants in ben erffeu neun UtonG'
ten b. &. cine iebr srbeblide Stst9e1un9
aeesn ben eleiden S.itraun I'M Sorlatre
srfobren. Gs betrIs ndmIi9 bte gtns
fubr in Rem elffsn neun WoHatsn
~ 1coo 1907
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

Two new wrinkles are charged upon
the fashionable women of New York
City by a correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer. The first is fiddling:
at is not rare now TO meet a finely.
dressed girl with a boy carrying one of
those black. coffin-shaped boxes which
formerly were jagged by professional
musicians only. She is on her way to
her violin lesson. Pretty soon she will
stand up before the guests in her
papa's parlor, tuck one end of q fiddle
under her chin, and torture the com
pany's ears while delighting their eyes.
However horrible may be the noise
produced, she will look well during the
process of making it." The second
freak of fashion is represented to be TO
pray on genuine prsyer-rugs from the
east, such as G Nohammedan uses:
"They are usually about three by four
feet in size, and can be distinguished By
the design, which always represents
some large figure at one end, and point.
ed at the other. Places are indicated
for the hands and knees. Devout wo-
men procure the real things from an
importer; and, without facing Mecca,
their heads on the floor, or re-
moving their shoes and stockings, like
the sons of the Prophet, still actually
do use them to kneel on while praying.
They are said to be q great comfort"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21


Despite the deprsved character of the
weather last week the state fair and re-
union at Topeka seems to have proved
a gratifying success. The vast num-
bers in attendance endured many dis
comforts but there we're compensations
which made up for the Inconvenience
growing out OF the dust and heat and in
sufficient accommodations, and there lie
very general feeling of satisfaction
over the outcome of the undertaking.
The exposition was highly attractive,
and the display in all departments was
such as to give visitors from other states
an enlarged conception of the abundant
and varied resources of our young COM
monwealth and the marvellous develop
ment of her material interests. The
management of the fair was excellent.
The people of Topeka spared no effort
in providing for the wants of the multi
tude which fiocked to the capital from
all parts of the state, while the rail-
roads, and notably the Santa Fe, are en-
titled to the thanks of the public for the
munifcence and enterprise which they
displayed in providing transportation at
almost nominal rates for the tens of
thousands of people who were thus per-
mitted to attend the exposition
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

At the geological gardens in London
the stock of reptiles has increased so
much that new quarters are about to be
built on designs supposed to suit rep
lillian needs. The new reptile house
will be 100 feet by go, with a large porch
and double entrance at the front, and
rooms in the rear for the keepers and
workmen. 1t seems that such house
must face south and have a roof slated
on the north slope, and with ample sky
lights on the south slope. 1t is to be of
brick, with stone trimmings. and iron
work for the roost. Fixed cages will oc-
cupy the north, east and west walls,
while the south wall, almost entirely of
glass, is to be left for small movable
cases containing the light weights among
the reptilia and batrachia. A large oval
pond for crocodiles will occupy the
centre, and two smaller ponds for other
aquatic reptiles. 1t is to be heated by
hot water pipes. The zoo now owns
flfty-seven tortoises, ten crocodiles,
ninety-five lizards, and eighty.three
snakes, among which latter are ten large
pythons and boas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

There died in Delaware county, Penn
sylvania, one day last week, prosper
Gus and generally esteemed farmer,
nearly 100 years of age, who for forty
years had never spoken a word to his
wife, nor had she TO him, nor had any
one of their five children, Of whom
three with their mother are still living,
spoken > word to any other member of
the family. And yet they all lived
peacefully under one root. and were in
full possession Of their faculties. Forty
years ago, it is said, the wife was
bequeathed a small sum of money by q
relative, which her husband desired to
use in purchasing farming implements
and otherwise improving the prop
erty. She said no. He vowed that un-
less he was given the money he would
never speak another word to her. This
VOW he steadfastly kept 70 the end of his
life. Three daughters, then quite young,
at first tried to reconcile their parents
but failed. Then one sided with the
father, another with the mother and the
third became dishAartened with the
whole job. So they quarreled, the two
sons died, and never again q word was
spoken in the household, save to visit
crs. The death Of the husband and
father has made no change in the siiue-
ton, and the survivor move about the
house as IL utterly oblivious of each
others presence.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21
The READING News.
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EDITED BY NARY DE IRAN.


TUESDAY, Sept. 10, 1882
Last Tuesday was peculiar day 20
the inhabitants OF this valley.
Monday corn cutting began in good
earnest, but the corn on the bottom lands
proved too green for cutting, and SO
Tuesday some of our largest farmers let
the men go. But as the thermometer
went from 90 10 107 degrees between 10
a m. and O'Clock p, N aRd the hot oven
wind blew for five hours necessarily il
dried out the corn faster than lumber
in dry house kiln, and Wednesday ey.
erybody who had corn to cut was on the
hunt for men. Some fields are in the
shock others are still waiting for the
motive power that does the work. There
is now hardly green leaf on the corn
stalks and it is all hurry. hurry!
Sunday night L. Scvery & Son shipped
some $50 fat steers and Monday night
172 more. What steers are left in this
vicinity will soon have to be corraled
aad fed unless We got rain very coop.
Married. at the residence of j. E. Fem
on Usage street, Reading, Kansas, his
daughter, Miss Emma Fem, to Aliston
Hockett, of Duck creek, by Rev. Henry
Smith, the congregational minister.
Judge Culver preached bis last ser
mon here for the present last Sunday
morning to full house. Col. Buckner
breaches next Sunday morning, and
Rev. Mr.. Smith the alternate Sunday,
1t is said John steckley's store was
closed all day last Sunday. Something
new for Reading, certainly.
It rained here last night from ten
O'Clock until midnight, and wet down
into the plowed land some four or FIVE
inches. If Flrepsugh's show had any
thing to do with drawing the rain
clouds, we wish 1t had come several
weeks ago.
Reading turned out quite delega-
tion to the show, and the boys came
home on the midnight train.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

There is some discussion over the
question as to whether the electric light
will reduce the price of gas or not. It
has been found in Dayton, o., that it
will not. An electric company, recent
ly formed there, which promised to
bring about the desired result. ascRr-
tanned one day that the gas company
had bought the controlling interest in its
stock, which had been secured through
the proceeds of a new issue of gas stock
to the amount of $4,000. 1t thus hap
pens that the respective costs of both
lights can be regulated at the pleasure
of their joint owner, and the benefits ac-
cruing to the public are not noticeable.
There is a striking similarity between
this operation and the manner in which
cable rates have been reduced by the
formation of new cable comp anies.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

1t is said that Hon. J. McSweeney, the
great criminal lawyer Of Wooster, Ohio,
during his stay in Washington as an
attorney in the'star route cases, became
convert TO temperance organization
at the National capital, and has gone
whiskyites who are fighting the Ohio
Sunday law and are contending for free
rum in that state. Mr. McSweeney has
been one of the shining lights of the
Ohio Democracy, and in view OF the
value of his influence in any cause
which he espouses it can no longer be
claimed that the star route trial was
utterly fruitless of benefcent results TO
the country.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

Referring to difficulties attending the
enforcement of the Edmunds bill against
polygamy, the Washington Post we'll re-
marks that a Republic never under
took more difficult task than the sup
preston of vice that claims Immuni-
ty as the test of religious creed"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21
County Treasurer LYON Con1
Notice..


To the Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific railway
company:
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued, that the petition of the plaintiff is on
file in the oo1ce of the clerk of the district
that the names OF the parties to said petition
are 8. Nation and William p. Herring, late
partners as Nation b Herring. plaintiffs, and
you the wabash, St. Louis q Pacific railway
company defendant; that you must answer
said petition on or before the 10th day OF No
vember, A. ID. 1882 or the same will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly,
to-wlt-that is to say, the court will ascertain
the amount due from you to the plaintiffs
upon the facts stated in their petition and
Will decree said amount with the interest
and costs of suit to be lien upon all prop
erty attached under the order OF attachment
heretofore Issued in said cause and the no.
tees of Rarnishment heretofore issued and
served, including four hundred freight cars
In the custody, control and possession OF the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf railroad CON-
pany, one OF the garnisheeS herein as shown
by Its answer as such garnishee, and said
garntshees and each of them will be ordered
to turn over all property in their several pos
sessions belonging to you to some officer ap-
pointed by the court to receive the same and
You from them severally, and said attached
property or SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary will be ordered to be sold and the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale and the money
paid into court will be ordered to be applied
to the payment OF the costs of this action
and the amount so found to be due from you
sTERRY & sEDGWICK,
N9t2swSSt2 Att,ys for Pltffs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-21

Chicago Tribune: The sphere of wo-
man has been enlarged in a curious
direction by the joint action of Mrs.
Georgia Sackett Ruggles and Gov. Por-
ter, of Indiana. There was a bigamist
te be overhauled in Kansas, and, taking
up the case in behalf Of the wronged and
penniiess victim of mans baseness, Mrs.
Ruggles applied for and obtained a re-
QUESTION, and by appointment of Gov.
Porter was'vested with the authority to
proceed to Kansas and bring the biga-
mist back to Indiana, all of which Mrs.
Ruggles did in regular man-fashlon. 1t
is the first case of the kind on record,
and in view of this precedent a man
ought to think twice before he takes any
chance of being collared and "run inn
ignobly by a weaker vessel.