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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

lin erfens meinen aHsugrobsn 9or'
ratb BON 9dbmafdinen III bermin6ern
uub ;weitsn5, ba id o ieBt nb nul
nod ;lusi ODER erei bsrienigsn Sortsu
;u baIteu ge6enfe, ipeIdf nd unter oil
len %llmitdnoen unb fur ale 4rten bon
arbejten am 8sittn befpdb BIT baben, 10
biete i'd hermit nahfolgsnO utr3eidnsts
neue @dbmai6iuen beinabe lu Gin'
taufsprsiisn all:
) Eldredge, 8 Crown, l Domestic,
American. 3 new ilsonOs ei!Iator,
, Fairbanks, l Singer, l Wheeler &
Wilson, l Morrison, l Springfield,
l Stewart, l Dountless.
Dies If cine gate @slcgsnbeit, cine
neue 0dbmlIdine 81 ben nlebrisitsn
Yreilen III befOmmen.
Seize Ger 0bigsn WGihrnen wirb ais
nsu uno i'll gutter Srbnung aarantirt
pom u. >. 9afenrttter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
@%arrcnton. Ser y@arrentor
8oltsfreuna" rom p. 3dnu1r enthdlt
oa5 SoIgenee:

@arrcnt1n. Ser y@arrentor
@oItsfreuna" rom %. 3anu9r entbdIt
oa5 6oIgeHee:
~3ur 8erubigunq. &ir bat.
ten 8ro6s llriads ,ur 1gsuoe uno Goni
fur oiei,s id0Te SGuIiabr. 175 Sdl-
Isr battsu I'D cingcfuEscr. Inner
uea-ongeiteutsr FroFeIot 9trattI e.,
mars nd ioaIe;d bic yiste uuo I'D
tur9 Ger StuI:r, ioD;s ieirer 6 olcgen.
glide 6rsuras b4tt:n esridiecens
SuinTsH III @ttEaae bon $500 Ger
SAuIs iur psridjsetEc .3p56e sur @sr-
iu8un3 8srcGt. lilies mar !m fa0uen
Gange, - h, roie cir &!jElro5I aus
isitersnt 9jmms! - te;f; e: GIN
Stuasnt bat t,c &ta::,5u"
6u5dt uno 8ervir,au1 mar lie
6oi8e. Ger C.n, id7cjtt, t:r 4utcrs
teJsaraptig; an Ii. CItstr atI Grlaut-
uIB. mad 9auit tomm,n III t%urftu; rcr
2ritts lcb; olac GrI.utajb-ua1 obus
littsrIt8unl - io,t. ic.oB 30 ti: 81
III pan,lftE 5Hrc6tu t~au5ueiien;
9iun lit rs ro& ".-5t CHINA. scly;F. Gas
Oar lunse Ma"a &c Wlst:sga tat. Gr
itIbf bebauptct. - i.j c;a @autaus
idlag, irls Il ma is1as Saret;r rcu-
ieIbsn oGidLrIl5 tcslmen. Gem 81
t5g. Ser ielt6tr ar3atomricu, bcbluytst
taNe.bs uuo iagt, itin Sodu babe Sic
@la;tsrn nidt. sod @orT4t III BEL
ier, ais @iaaTat, uua eabsr 1T er prH
allen utylasn Stuctntcu III eiusm
91@'e Nieile voa str Sdv,s able-
iou>srt porotn. nc q ur;er ser bcittu
dritIlden &]srPft5una t;b;. 1lue Gcg.
fdtsmaBreae.n inc esarlT;n porIeu,
uuo fcgis - nd bsrauztoGsu. oa5 er
w!Ttlid ne 8ia;.t;u tat. ic fn9 Ole
StuetHtsn III tci1tr.cj t2tfsac, ucu
Tim arscit,6t II ipcr>tn
Erof3 4.Refis5,"
Gr c'a:v 4a:crn Sieac f53t cas
gtHara,t @.att:
r2fttt asriHJs 1lufct;uus utrgrf.dte
an ScrHtl9 u;tsr ran 5t|"lsntsr lie
Ylarrtt, t56 Ell z;I>,;t Nlausus Il.
Nd De H!Jtis.n t:ss. ms - igaL
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Der na9fr gEeg bon Berger mad
Sermann. y&snu Gtner cine 8tiie
tbut; TO fann sr mas erIdblen", bsIbt
es uno 70 eiug es risie ISOLDE aud ei=
Hissn befannten 3ermannsrH, wsIhe
bon Berger mad 3nuie 3urudtsbren
MOLTEN aber ourh cine b6ie Sude ece
Gefdidss foIssnbs Naritroute ;u neh-
iisn e~eitpuuger uurosE: Sie 9erren
MOLTEN namIib Die Nutuuft beS 9er-
fonsnjuses uidt ubwarteu, febten fd
bebboIb ouf eineu Sradt;us unb fort
brouste cas- i1uaubcnoe 0ampfrU6.
BOD NIT 6es @eidides 0tdGteu, 1T
tein en- ger Suno gu fsdten - Der
3us belt in Sermaun uidt an unb Ole
Serren 2ufrsiienoen mustsn nit Bis
gaseonuoe @its. Sept bieB ss: 8ie
fommsn mir nafJ Sermnnn ;urld? a1ad
GINGER uebsrlesuns tuurbe 9rn. uHeI'
nionn Elm Sefu9 absetattet uno BON
ba aus ein9 es ;ulsst per Boot nieber
mad Ssrmaun 3uru6, mo fe mad uber-
fauSenem Abenteu.r sIu6IiG pisosr
ina Srsifs ibrer 6amiIieu anIansten.-
@em cs ssfagt Der made Is linen
mad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
unirre onrhmcnc i'm sGeftrn-

unlere Sar0me8e IN YGtItcn. ley
~ttssIabrt9e i1arntc ESluter stjAt EnS
TrUbsr ais Gcr05uilh tlt iats1ten,
ORR weni0itcn5 ic5r m1n3ti5lftsr
&ese bier I'M &eiten. &enn man out
nlat 9eraoe lehr er1tlant III fsin trlub
6aB (l5ltr GeredtftrtlJtsn S.a2e u0a
mot db9s5olren lourGs un> C. unlcrtht
pare DE Observation-Disclosures NIT ttata
~ otr8!tla5n, tie mir /" Ecuti&Idno
uno aud gum IaCli II Cen otilatu
Stdattn Ger Hinton III it5tH 9!lVolat
!udren, 10 tttttt q ec5 lEi"tc-ln b.
trcmGtno, Dap E1a1 .'titla @~tscotan>c
nl1t stnc GIo3IIe MD "l5emclHerc
HufmeStldHiftit idtntt.Gs II aI2rtia85
r;dtt1, odB f1r 9St';.H Hou utg5a.tatBs
maBtg is1T li"@ III uno me-" a1tC ,wat
c1rt ttoIt1rte C~t'c-i0Ift sIffsctrt, I'll
ren'8en Slbrca t1r;u;t!.n 3ciiUaHJtu
pnF.
Rad I5taimlhua9 tl#e5 utasn
Stuf 2lnGe5 ulLm:a :unii't ctr
uuf6au bon 5Iaisrn.3Iursu. YF3bIe..
S~hulbauItra, @:rtta, GoIrtbiuieru
unS Griffin liz &iuTmertiamFt,t Ser
NnIc5l,r II Nafu.uH. I'll eicIcm
3sjtaltsc DIS SAMPLES fa.i.s Sam b,r
Ban tc5 GiI:usltatn. lie nit eiFernem
gurte! s25 ntu aa5sge.u;s @lno uad
aQeu 9lhtualcn gm,o en-, 3aaS in
3lno init ilueu aillca ois 5tle1rapden.
luelhe Die Giouieys oes 33citeus
II ftst.r 8~crbiu6uui init Ger cioil,itrtsr
@eIt 6.slte1 - fur; mt &C.. tsfauutcn
ams;iflniihcH GusrIit iu.r5tu Die
Grfotge Ser gStFenihlft SIS ii Den
fernen g3cjteu actrn1en UNI vr1gtifh
perruertlet. Zabe, uttrIab man Gins
6as iehr rabe la3, absr i'm Wauidc Der
aroBart;4en 8sitye5uraen Utr3.Isn
purne-0enBlu gutter Y1notr2Btn uno
ooa wiro jeocm yuh,1 1~cn5ensca ssrasc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
frUbcr Jest
-serc:aiaa iyeaerlnnnn,

|r-"# 10 - & = -. TNFHrF
-trcu.sa e:c4' Sic 1c.cr,
St.n'H.. O.; ;Gr IyaG,r- seer
-. E-Ls
v.-. -.et. AMI ..s5,r ,s,>e,
as.+.- -r= ~ IN, y}siLm,rHsr
S..'-i Na5-'' NU,'tL rar'
-~s.e 1891 Mlr F'iF;oar.
.,... -
e., -, ~"I..",
W r-sg ext ,1r5 .jotd,
@t.a ..-jt III ter lsr Seth
49, ~"''"''
49,, -,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

S.rr 9.nrq Gaoe. 9baOin, Soma,
otbt uns feline NuTdt Uber Or. auaul;
Souia's 3amburs.r Sroyfeu i'll foI8sH'
ben tr:Teuoeu Soyteu: 1r. @u3uf
4ouia's Qam5urgsr ErO9ftn ine cine
Reui,iu, auf Die man nd OsF'ansE
taun, ba bieIeI6en ME i9r 3leI UsrFsh'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Kindergarten. Gtniae SuT1er l's'
fa.r Stoot bedbf9tiqer BET hsr b'sn-
o,u Sdulbetorbs in lhrer beutt8sn re
~e,Imdsia.n Sisuns Elm Geiu1 i'm Or
rdtuna zines Sinesrsartsns, fur Stn'
DER BON 5 bis I Sabrsn einiureiheH
Ser gori4Ias ii elm ieHr gutter uno To-
benspsrtb.r uuo usroient, eaB tim ete
s6ul6.borle Elm tersitpiQi9ss Ssbor
fHente.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Grandchildren. Die 9eryen lobn
Gnore, Il. GOmp., @sins un0 Splri'
tu~ofenbdn6Isr III St. 9ouis, BADEN un5
elm Gremplar ibrss rcGt bIbi9en G3r-
fslb-SaIsueer5 aeidjft. peIdsr eiu
por;usIides ~@bromo5i.o oe5 usrftorbs-
ueu N%urtprer : YrdNcenten cutlatt.
Die 9errsn Ser %genauuten Ijunl iiu6
Ole Gigeutbumer Der Grape Street,
Srunntpeiubrenuersi in Se1eriou 60,
SentUfp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
G,Rorbrn. DIN 81. 3anuar itlrt

tGtRurbtn. DIN 81. 3lnuar rlr5
ouf fein.r 5arm, rabs Berger, Frant'
lin eourtp, 9srr Gbarlts ehn@b I'm
alter BON .tua A. 5lbr,n CT Ter Huu'
a.n.ut,nHouna. 9srieIbs bIntsrIast
6 Rruo,r con peIhsn Gus NsItsIts 1t
Sabr. ,dblt una ots I'M 10 mshr 81 tS-
mitI.tc.n Fuo, ais 6rau Sddu0 III
innia 1T unit nd III SrJen.aig, ttr1-
BET.
au ecmieIbeu Sage itl55 GbarItF
SosIdel i'm glitter ben is SLkreH I'M
9 Nouateu. Ter &eritorbeus rdr GIL
Sormrttasc b5Iaateu &asss NOT m-n
ter uno wO5IGuf uro bltte thn 6sE L.
erbrttlthe 500 am Nltm,;taas nal
nur etuiasH Slunrcn llu3er Rraattt.t
credit.
aud itarb im 2lurs lepttr @cts sla
R,u6 bss 9trrn Ofcar Yoei6't IN u.
ter bon uur II Slaeu.
limb am ScuucIitda Mior9ln uM :
ubr itatb tSrlu Vtarll @tuter I'M Ii
ter uou % 9Ohreu un0 t Wonattn al
Ter Sdptuoiutt
Den betr. Srausneeu IIsrm;t InftIt
ber;Ilhlts ShsIiudbms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

An Der gon,ertbale Fnbst an Gam
FOG, ben 4. Ssbruar, atcSsr Rastsn-
bal tatt. IA oies Der srite IN eieism
Sabre If, ni,o CT ;w:ifslsohne gut ts-
iudt percen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
@aSfen
u n -
Mnsfem Mmsngc
-biqig i'm
NOtbc StOrc

8eri9tisuHg. 9srr Siaat Boss
ba6ier 1T nidt ieIbf eiugebrOden, pit
sir in ~uufsrsr porissn Summer mel
beten, fon6eru bas Gis brad untsr ibm
elm, ais sr neuIrd BON Der 6reneGrest.
fur Serru Gottfrieb Ban, Gis nit
einheimfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
Sn 81. 2ouis it Ger rnOsypuitIid

Su 81. 2Guis ii oer rnUsyiuuitIide
6raueuH6r0er String, oeiisn Broitiit,
runa oenl Smatct doH 10 UIeI 8clo gs,
foittt bat, run ihItsBIid bod gum
Soos Ucru;t3eiIt uao 1T isinc 9Irrids
tung auf 0ge.tag, osH u. 5sbruar an-
t~erluiut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

q. 8. 6aieuritter IN siH gsIs1nt'T
Ro6sII&reiner, unb oater mi Stanc5,
f&I.dtes 6atritat c gutter %|oIitsT
Grbsit ,u untsrfd.ioeu, eabsr tonEeu
f.iu. Suut.u uerFdeIt isin, tnB ne
6~auerbafte @aoren beton,u1sn, tpsrn
f. 6.i linn taufeu. 6ute @aarsn auo
r..ue FrsiIe 1T isiu grur5ias.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
GRhnrRn

Grbpreu. Gie gsmaEIin u%TIs,e5
p.rt6,n xNit5urs,r 9r. .. :. Wtrtsu5
b.f6eutts ibrsn Satten am 80. 5anuaE
nit siuem seiuutsu, II Bfuno i4lpe'
rem S~prosliuae. - @ir gratultrsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

9lS Tfer0. @&ir baben cine
Iuiabl 9rcr'pIart ciuss tleineu 8u'
6ct, ttiitsii: ,Gu5 @ferO uuo feline
8ranil'ittn" al 9ano Seoem N6ou'
enttu uHitrc5 &!dttes itsbt elm Gren1-
plar oieisT Shgift uueutgeIoIi9
CUR @srfusuug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Nae 3peifcI seiof- G5 bsrrfdt
teia 3peifeI, oaB Or. guggft S0uig'5
9dmbur1er 8ruittbse oas beiL- unb
lpirfilmift NltttsI bet allen 9si0eu III,
pel5e eurdl Grsditung enttsben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Die 8teoattiun. 9. g.. Qertuig
If BON Der 9eoaftiou oss DpsrmaHn
BoIts6latt" Dieper ;uru6SstEeten-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
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STATE OE AIL--lL- -

STATE OF MlS-Dt RI
County Of Gtsc,nl3s.
In County Co'rt Spent Ttrlo.
Wean-.Iay, F.ar. 1t. l--.
Among other proceeding. Tie following
were had tJwit:
1t Is ordered By the Court that all paap-
ers which have been heretofore supported
by the county shall in futur, b. Jet % the
lowest and best bidder and for that plrP >
the Sheriff Of Gssconade County i hereby
authorized and ordered 70 offer said Pau9a--
publicly to the lowest and best bidder On
TuesRJy, tie 2SH dlY ef Fejra,1y-1DIs-2
between the hours of . o'clock in the fore
noon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon az tho
front door Of the Court House in the town
of Hermann in said County Of Gassouate
for the term Of one year; the keeper 70 re
cieve payment quarterly. And make re-
port of said proceedings a. soon Their after
as practicable.
And it Is further ordered thai copies Of
this order be published for three weeks in
the Hermann Adccrtssr- Co1r.er and the
Gasconade County Independent. ne-gapsr
published in th Is County,
A true copy.
~ Attest:
SoOS WNI. c. BOFIEG.
W. fI.rE-
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=. Sl-t's.

Mat5. @1ne:s, 8ofa 1isgs!. G-,ts
0isFsI, Sbbje G%aIpari, Warn 635pa.i.
Glenn @i6er5, GL 93isHEi::ec. y.
Serbian, @far Rinse.!ta, 81. 1s.fa
man, g. Sadsr, q Qrosen, e.
stFsBip, q. 8iauti5. Gcln 3s..!.
3otn S6parb. ; 5narur, ST. =.
m're, 8. S6mist, G. G..~c.. e.
6'idsT, &. @urtat, sue @,,es-,.
e. 6liasy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
4frmanntr Wolksblatt

catered At the Post ONCE at Hermann, Mo, and
admitted for transmission through the mails al
second olass rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

5rirGtBs=G rIaubHiBi6rinc wurtca
pdbreuo Der U~erganlensu Mohe auSiez
Gelt II
Or. Charles 3ailid nit 81. @fr-
tia 8ofn, am p. 9anudr;
Or. Sbec. Gtrrittisn nit 81. Tare
earetba g8oIa am IS. 3auuar;
9r. 9ouis uIriG nit Sri. gotta
Gamms, aul 81. Sauuar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
Neue NnSeigen.
0auffGauu9.

Qauffe9uua.
@ir fubltu uas osrpf,htet. hermit
alien Sreur6sn uua Betanuteu. INSIDE
ior0s:e cen Sargtrlssrn, fir Die uus
bel Dem 8~tlrdbuiB unIeres Sobnss
6 3 bel beuieieus frcuubt
Ii1e SbeiIndhme uuIerr 6er;Iiden
Sant aus;uIprshsr.
Die trduernben Glttrn
2ouis oeide l
Mdrg Roefh eI-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Gehi uber icrut Srif;s. IS 1T M
unm0glld. idrerbt psrr 5obn SoteIt,
5rentcu, 3, ali cas- COB uno otc 81
frisosnheit user bic ihue1, uuo rucIe
g8irtuug oes 81. 5atObs SsI5 aus;uz
fprea.u. Sh %tonute, nod m0dte Id II
3utunft obne oisis5 IittsI I'M 9au}c
i.iu. Weiuer Radbarju BAT cas- q
Satobs Del r6eumltiass Scpfwsd Eao
r5eumatiidc Sdmsr3eH in cen 8ctHsn
bertrieben uu0 fomlt @uuber 9ettlu.
ba Ole 5rau fdou ubsr II Sabre cit
1T. Sd t0un:e nod 0IsIe oerartige Nt'
tsRe briussn, cod haIte ia tieies mid!
fur n~Otbpeuoig, oa einDtitteI, lvis oa1
ct. 5atobs De! nurd islrs @jrFun9c1
feiu Fob gerfuubiat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

l%luicre @rier msy>cn listm.! aGt ts5
uadfoI9encsu GrIaB berG oaa,9-G o"l.,
beiugIid Ger GrblItaa5 Stwaa@ Hul-
ger, aufmerfiam acnadt, vtif.r am
l. 6ebrUlr CUR &sr0TsuliIhGn1 beer
bert ruT1e. GcrisI5t Ilutet mis- fo. &:
y a III HRS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

Or. eabbar6, SbsrIsbrsr Ser Biei-
gen SiitriftfGuIe bate ole Gsfdqigfeit,
uns fCigfnHen Ssri6t utsr zen SdUl
6siua p6brsnb hs5 u;rganleneu @lOs
nuto gu ube:brin3en:
Enmen Der ShuIcr Hsr tisfaen
Shule, bic I'M Htonat Sanl5r rsecI-
m1eia anneisno partE
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|. Slans.

Ssora @onui9, Ssora 9suntbsra5r,
Au9uit @easmonn, 9sinr. Snarum, ST.
l'us 9aisuritter. 9s5rr. Eotbfua5.
5srb. 5etotts, @iIts!m @%ctrus, @ouis
S~eg,raHu. 6agI SelgtI. 5rls;rlt
sdarT, Otto 3aisnTittsg, @ioegt @iss
Ter, Roia SOeusr, Giat9rIse g,f2.Is.a
Maria Scroau, 54lra 91isTu:ts,.
Ratbllta 6sissI, 2al 4oti4.L Ger.
&lin8s, 8atb. COINS, 9sc9,a >. .r-r.
5ulla 2leuenblbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

@ud itarb im 2aurs legttr @cts sla
R,u6 bes 9trrn Gscat YosI6,i I'M q.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06
Peck Notes.

Mr. Kelley is the happiest man in
town. It's boy alive and well to
welcome the 4th.
S. o. Welsh has purchased the
property formerly owned by John
Ayers.
Miss Emma Holden was visiting
friends in town last week and the
young folks gave her surprise par
ty at j. 5. Hisey's residence.
Warren Winterstein for the past
three weeks visiting friends in Can
ada has returned home.
Peter Gown was brought before
Justice Gould for beating his wife
and found guilty. You had better
strike light Peter for it is small bus
mess. Mrs Gown has gone to her
people in the south part of the state.
The 4th of July celebration at
this place went off lively. There
was no fighting nor anything to
modest the pleasures of the day.
The Croswell band did not make
their appearance as expected. The
races were good also the calithum-
plans and everybody seemed pleased
and departed satisfied. TYRo.
Peck, July 9rd: The crops in this
vicinity are looking splendid.
Our merchants are quite busy
these days.
The overseer of highways has per-
formed most of the work in this dis
trict and our roads are once more in
good shape.
On Thursday evening, June 2Sth,
Andrew Potter, of Flynn township,
was taken suddenly i'll while loading
lumber and was taken to the house
of his son-in-law Thos Kervin and a
physician was sent for but it was Of
no avail. Mr. Potter never spoke an
audible word after he was taken i'll.
He fingered until ten o'clock Friday
when he expired. Mr. Potter was
formerly resident of st Clair coun-
ty but moved in Flynn two or three
years ago. He leaves a wife and
several children to mourn his
loss. w.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06
CORRESPONDENTS.
Lynn Happenings.

It's an old addage that says
there's never one extreme but another
follows" but 1t seems TO hit Tie mark
us regards the weather.
The hay crop il splendid and
wheat is promising Il fair cron too.
Spring crops have been injured consid-
cradle 10y the heavy rains.
Several OF oar go-ahead farmers
have purchased mowers and reapers
and sulky horse rakes. Nothing
pleases MS better than 10 see those i'm
plements of usefulness come into our
township.
Andrew Wager is building grainery
upon his farm.
Our highways have had their annual
i'll usage again.
The country breathes easter since the
blatant, arrogant, insolant and blood
thirsty assassin, Guiteau, has swung.
A gang of cattle thieves passed
through our township on Wednesday
night of last week taking IL head Of
cattle with them from farmers of our
locality without even saying by your
leave. We have since learned that
the desperadoes were caught and arrest.
ed at Mt. Clemens and the property
recovered. 1t turns out Chat the
two young fellows who have attained
their majority from the township Of
Speaker by the name OF Davis. And
also this is not the first time they have
stole property, their father having
cleared them several times for similar
actions by buying them out. Now We
think that few years in states prison
would be good for what ails those
chaps and just the way they ought to
be served; such characters should be
put through as far as the law will
reach. One Of our old standards says
put them in for 90 years but shorter
period will probably satisfy the
Reaper of the world. RUSTIC.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06

The committee of arrangements
wish to tender their thanks to the
Band for the very creditable man.
ner in which they conducted the
music on the 4th.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06

The party who took those shoes
from under the table in G. w. War
ing & Co.'S store is known and ha
better call and get their old Moccasin
and Boot TO save trouble.
The Seventh District Press Assoc
iation met at Vassar last Friday, pur-
suant to notice. and was very slimly
attended, only about seven Of the more
than thirty in the six counties, being
present. However, an interesting
time was had, several topics discussed
Of interest to the profession, and ar.
rangements made for meeting at Sand
Beach this fall. The name Of the asso-
citation was changed so as to include
Tuscola county. Vassar we found to
be decidedly lively place. 1t is one
Of the Oldest places in Tuscola county,
but for many years remained station
airy; but the completion of the Detroit
& Bay City railroad, the Caro- branch
have given it splendid railroad facili-
ties, and the place is now experienc-
ing boom. 1t is beautifully located
on the Cass river, a high gravel ridge
making one Of the finest places imagi-
nable for residences. The country
around is an excellent farming region,
settled by an intelligent and thrifty
class of farmers. The large Touring
mill is being changed over to a roller
mill, and Messrs. North & Selden
are about to double the capacity Of their
wooden mill, which has been doing a
large business and gained wide rep
utation The town supports two first
class newspapers, both Of which
seem to be in good healthy condition.
1t has also a handsome school house,
several churches, some fine residences
and handsome business blocks, and is
building more. Taking it altogether.
it is fine place. -Sanilac Jeffersonian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
TALK ABOUT DR. BEVANS SUCCESSOR.

Ex-Governor Morgan Is chairman OF the Board OF
Trustees of the Brick Presbyterian Church, at
Ffth-ayeiand Thirty -seyenth-st. reporter of THE
TRIBUNE called at his homo last night and learned
that the church had not extended a call to any
clergyman to succeed the Rev. DR.. Bevan, who
recently resigned his pastorate and went to England
There has been no call said MIR. Morgan, pastors
are only called in the Presby teran Church by
vote of the congregation assembled pursuant to .
notice from the pull pit. When DIR. Bevan resigned
there was meeting OF the congregation. ut which
a largo committee was appointed TO select his sue
cessor When that committee is prepared To recon-
mend pastor notice will be given for meeting OF
the congregation at which time the report aud rec
ommendation will be made"
From another source it was learned that the name
of the Rev. DIR. A. j. r. Betrends OF Proyidence, *.
l., concerning whom u telegram was published In
The TRIBUNE yesterday, has been under considera-
tion by the church committee, but that no decision
has vet been reached. DIR. Behrends preached III
the Central Presby Church. IN East Fifty Sew
euth-st., on Sunday, May Ia, and was heard by
neriy a Baptist preacher Ill CLEVELAND OHIO, later
the pastor of a Reformed Church, and IS now settled
over large Congregational Church In Providence.
He was called by the Brick Church before DR.. Bevan
became It's pastor .
many member of the committee is that of the Rev.
DIR uOyt OF Nashville, Tenn, who was for several
Years The president OF the Gold Exchange i'll thus
CITY AT the beginning of the Rebellion DR.. tIoyt
was the pastor of a largo church Ii LOUISVILLE n.y..
and he as requested TO take oath that he would
refrain from colversing on slavery. lie consented
TO drop II from his sermons, but would not take the
reoulred oath, and SO he resigned his charge and
came to New-York and engaged in business While
be was the president of the Gold Exchange he often
nreached in the city churches. few years ago he
most important churches III the Southern Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
SELLING THE BENNETT PROPERTY.

The roal estate owned jointly by James Gordon
Reunctt and his sister, Mrs. Jeanette Bell was
cold Yesterday in the Exchange Salesroom by Der
nard Sinyth. under the direction OF james Matthews,
referee The sale for the purpose of dividing
The proceeds jointly, and was by order OF the SUI
prame Court at the request OF Mr. Bennett, who APP
ncared as plaintiff in he friendly suit None of the
principals were present. Mr.. Bennett was repre-
sented by his attorney John IOwnshend and Mrs
Bell by Van Wrinkle, Gambler ~ Jay, attorneys
There was a large attendance, and the bidding was
spirited for some of the property notably the Fort
Washington and the FultOn-St pieces. All the
property was bought by Mr. Benefits representa-
tive.
] Inc following were the prices obtained: A plot
of ground, comprising thirteen acres aud the large
family mansion, fronting on the Fort
Washington Ridge Road. $4,000; plot
of eight acres, IN the rear OF the above. aud
of six acres the east Of the Hudson River hail
road and facing the hudson River III the rear and
the public drive ia front, SIS 200; plot of twelve
acres OF irregular outline, fronting Oh the Fort
WASHINGTON brIdge-rOad, and opposite part OF the
old family mansion plot, sos, 600; plot of eleven
acres lying north OF the last, 5000 the sxstoTy
iron building Nos % TO 90 NaSsau-st, and fronting
on Fulton Nassau and Ann-sts, $G50,000; the
three-story and attic bTOwnstOue house No. 423
Fifth-avc. at the corner Of lhrty-e, ghth-st hav-
lug frontage Of fOrtyfOur feet five inches on Fifth
ave and 100 feet Thirty 500, 600; the
stable and lot in the rear, No. East Thirty eighth
s.. $4,000 the four-story brownstone house and
lot. No IL West Thrty-ninth-st., $50 900; the
thrce-story brick house and lot, No. 81 West
Twenty -first-st., $4,000. The Washington Heights
property brought total OF S377 900, and the other
parcels $9S4, 900. The entire sale amounted to
81. 1861 900.