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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

CAPITAL punishment; Shutting the refrac.
tory lad In the closet where the preserves ara
kept.-Ths Judge
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

WHEy a powder magazine blows up, u can,
We suppose, be called fash literature. -Nsu
Jersey Enterprise.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

10 the treatment Of nervous diseases Is now
taking pIacs. Dr.. e. w Benson, OF Balti.
more, many years ago discovered a sure RENE
dy In biz Celery and Chah0mile PIlls-.they
have had a wonderful sale and success. They
can be relied on 70 permanently cure sick and
nervous headache, ncufalgia. dyspepsia, sleep
i%cssness, aud all nervous diseases, All drug
gists Keep them. Price, 10 cents per boz. 1--we
boxes for ti, liz for $50, free by mall on 70.
celpt OF price. DEC. W. Benson. Baltimore, Nd,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

"BucuupuBA.n Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney Diseases. 81.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

TnE pipcr-hanying business Is a bad one,
Tor u always sends a man 10 the wall.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

AMI old bachelor will shrek for a better
half when a counterfeit fifty cent piece 10
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

REnpISo's Rufs'a salye is unequaled for
chilblains, chappcdhands, frost bites, etc. Try Il.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
An Ounce Of Prevention.

Sometimes an ounce Of prevention Ia
worss than q pound Of disease. One
day last week tho children came nun.
ming In. shrieking that = big hawk was
circling over the poultry-yard. Old
Farmer Thistlepod dropped his paper.
caught his trusty gun from the rack.
and charged for the poultry-yafd. He
ran right over . hee-sland just the other
side Of tho cypress bush. and was stung
In thirty places before he jumped over
the fence Of the poultry yard. alirhting
upon the old black hen that was brood.
ing thirteen chicks. breaking her neck.
aad mailing FIVE hspless 'swcctles:'
The gun caught In the fence a. he
jumped. and went o6. killing q young
turkey. and Hing The Durham heifer
IN The meadow nearly full Of huekshot;
while the havk. alone calm and -elf-
possessed N the midst ef the inmult
and c~oafusicn. sailed gracefully away
with NE q spring chicken he had an
along Intended 10 levy on.--Roberf J.
rsrR<n<, - H-~r<-s H-r1-f-z
-
m b sid that ihc whip = never used
Tor horses On Governur Sinnfoui's stuck
farm q rsIo Alto Cal. asd no nny :
NJ forbidden. tuf an snxrt uord b
~ - ~ a>en A followed ~ in11rll
dismissal 1heFe ere ~ ti,i> 1ru ~
.rsi Q Aor.e<- nearly II sazlIrHs -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

Use II when your skin breaks out In plmplcs.
Hlll's Hair Dye, black or brown, 30 cts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

Only on tho bills war .he llon.tamer's
nams Signor foscarcllL TWAS. In fact.
plain John Foster. He was not ashamed
Of his name. but "Signor foscarelli'
suited the proprietors Of tho esiablish.
ments that he was wont 10 travel with
better than the simple patronymic. A
for John Foster himself. Il was q matter
Of indifference to him. lie was just a.
willing to BE- known TO the great crowd
that clapped lie hands. and yelled itself
deaf In admiration for him. rs Signor
foscArelli, ~ BY any other title.
II was on . dark night early In the
travelling season that John Foster was
walking rapidly along the street Of I
town. : hundred OF which would not
mako Boston, To- instance. The streets
wore very quiet and unligh'cd save by
N occasional lamp 81 . corner. the rays
Of which would only extend for : sho I
dfstanea Not long before. however.
The streets had echoed 10 the tread Of .
multitude Of people for "Lipman'h
0rand Eas' ern upon second thought !
beg 70 state that "Oriental" was the
word ussi instead Of EAasern) Equescu.
r.ccelun" Ind given aperformance that
evening". But I'll he multitude had
vanished. and now John fos,ers trcai
W. he oaly spund that disturbed the
quiel q NJ street. The othar perform.
sn lad preceded him 70 their hoscl,
~ -. fee sons rsasoa. had fingered
WAGfo ~ poviltoa. that had TALLER
- by Ne hand d magic, had
sloe1 Joha Feslsr I'D remained fol
edno y ~ ring u savduat that on
~ mo11Uv would b. Ill that wa lef
op1ufn1 ~ hoys thronxine around 4
~ upmen's q. + u kaA como ant
- - ~ startsd 70 walk 10 hi
NJ ~ wulkiae kasaEly along. snt
Mn - - - : hmprpese ks me-
49, ) 6orrn9Sr y Mn. Ihs M
~ ~ ~ Fo~scarsllir' he IN
$4,000 tnows By TIA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

Tne Song ~ solomon 81 hellep me gfa.
shua, dot coat fits you Ike do blper on Dc
walls, Puck
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
".

CHAPTER ".
And still the man continued TO peril
bis life for the amusement OF tho
public lie did not inform the woman
he loved Of the destiny that had
been tracking him in tn shape
Of Peter Gwyn. Tho most fire.
quent advice. by far. that she sent was
10 b. very careful And he. for her
sake. was so.
But the end Of trouble had not yet
como. One balmy night In June that
largest brute took q notion 10 once
more display his temper. In the bills
no was advertised as the emperor
Nero" but John Foster called him
"Jim-jam." which shows the difference
In the tastes Of a manager and lion
tanner. In tho selection Of names for
animals.
John Foster saw the indications Of
the bruts's rising anger sooner this time
than before, but he was not so close 10
tho door Of the cage. lie fixed his eye
on Jim,jams. and without The temoF
u . nerve. began slowly 10 retreat
ever keeping HE back 10 the door.
Slowly. slowly no moved. Still he held
the animal beneath his viii. A moment
morpl
But. inexplicably. his will lost It's In
fuence on the beast Again the sup
pressed roar; again tho spring. Al the
same instant there was 3 fash and q
sharp. quick report The remaining
lions reared In Wild rage. but Jim-jam
fell In the Agcnies Of death. Again.
however. the Iron door closed between
John Foster and danger. He had been
prepared. and had saved himself
Yet Aftcrward the fact Was realized
BY him that had the lion sprung with
- little warning ~ previously. be must
have been slain. Circumstance had
favored him. and he had made two mar.
row - apcs
A. John Foster lcf the pavilion h
encountered Peter Gwyn.
"Hum. SiRnor f~oscarelli." said thai
person. his white teeth glowing befvesu
bic thin lips. IL intended 10 b herr
sooner. but was delayed You have
had nnoiher'-
THANK Heaven that you vera"
oFied John Foster. "Fiend. devil. you
I'D ~ hunt M 70 the death"
Probably John Foster would not have
= moeA, Nd - not bssn excited
- o~1eguntsr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

TnE right kind OF a dog In a yard 10 a ter
rlcr 10 evil doers. " o. Picdyumt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

IT rains alike on the Just and the unjust
and an the lust manly because the unjust
have borrowed their umbrellas. Hartford
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

rHr the new brand, aspiring Tobacco"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-08

etc, particulars regarding which we will
give after. For information as to the pro.
gramme, address Rev. w. NJ FIysinger
D. D., Secretary, Harrisburg, Pa. For in
formation as to accommodations, address
DIR. T. H. Logan, Wheeling, w, Va.
BLESSING THE Bella new and very
interesting ceremony was observed at the
Catholic church on Sabbath evening last
that of naming and blessing the bell, pre-
vious to its being placed in position in the
belfry. The bell was Amounted with Ho.
ly water and Incense was burned under it
an invocation was made aud the name OF
Mary given the bell. The exercises were
very impressive and were witnessed by a II
who could secure standing room in the
church, many having been disappointed at
not being able to gain admittance to the
church on account of the press. The Mis-
sion services under the Lazarists Brothers
were closed on Sunday night by an able
sermon by Rev. FIR. Myers. The Mission
has added materially to the zeal Of the
membership here and we learn, now. that
there is II pastor regularly stationed here
that quite number OF families who have
heretofore worshipei at the church at St.
Mary's College, will attend services at this
place
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LDL:NTg NEWS.
JOttin@S from our Exchanges.

The Rev. ]. Summers, a Lutheran min.
lister wcll-known In this county, where he
labored for many years, has accepted a
call to the Lutheran Church at Gravel
Spring, Va.-Register,
PARALYzED We learn with sincere re
gret that Mr.. Charles f. Wenncr, of Der.
lin, in Frederick county, extensively en-
gagged in the milling business and well
known as one of our most prominent and
highly respectable citizens, was stricken
with paralysis last week and lies in crit.
ical condition. - Union.
DoING WELL.-Mr. Lewis r. Albaugh
who was so trighttully injured on the
Pennsylvania Rail Road last week, is do
Ing rs well as could be expected. He viii
be a cripple for life. The members Of his
company, the United have taken the great
est interest in their companion and he vii
never want for any attention. Our fire
men never forget those of their member.
who always respond to the call Of duty
CitizGn
MEETING OF REFORMED Chassis Tho
Chassis Of Maryland Of the Reformed
Church in the I. :. convened in annua
session in the Ref Church in this place Il,
:! O'Clock on last Wednesday evening -
The retiring President, Rev r. +. lIotf
meier, being the Pastor loct, Rev. n Ii
Skylcs, Of jefferson, Md, preached the
opening sermon, hu>ing bis remarks on -
Cor 40 The President then declared
the Chassis convened and rcndy for reorgan
lzAtion. The roll was called and 10 OF q
ministers in the Chassis answered to their
names, and Is elders from - of the 81
charges within the limits of The State, Eek
elusive of the German Chassis and Eastern
Shore of Maryland), representing a mem
bcrship Of 10 600, present ed their crcden
tials, and were enrolled.
The Chassis then proceeded to the elec
ton Of President and Corresponding
Secretary for the ensuing year, which re
suited In the choice of Rev A. {. Gcary, o
Keedysvlle, Md, for the former, and El
der j II Lirhl,rr, of Washington, ID. c.
for the latter Rev. 5. :. Miller, of Blooms
boro, Md, is stated clerk. Chassis ther
adjourned until Yesterday morning mt
O'Clock, when the various standing com
mi',ces for the ensuing year were announ
ced.- valley Register.
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TO THE PEOPLE
FREDERICK COUNTY.

The committee managing the erection OF
n suitable monument at the grave of the
late JAMES A GARFIELD, at Cleve.
land, Ohio, appeal to the citizens Of this
county, without regard to sex or creed, to
aid them in this laudable object 1t Is in
tended to make this monument a thor
oughly national one by having everyone
contribute something towards 1t The
Hon Robert NJ. McLane, one Of the com
mittcc, having requested the undersigned
to co operate in the matter, he appeals to
the people of Frederick county, and res
pecttully requests subscriptions of any
amount, however small Lists are now
open at the office Of the County Commits
sioners The money, with lists of con
tributors, will be forwarded to the Garfield
Monument Committee at Cleveland, and
certificates will be returned
EDWARD A GITTINGER
Mar 30 If
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PARCEL OF GROUND,

decided by P N. Hammaker to Chas. F..
Casscll and lying in the rear ofand adioin
ing the property on the north side Of East
street, Mcchanlcstown, conveyed to Chas
f. Casscll by l. r. Waesche and wife and
running back to the street commonly
known as Factory Avenue, containing 'l2
of an acre of land, more or less.
Terms Of Sale, PERSONAL PROPER
TY:-On all sums in excess OF Ten Dollars
credit of Three Months will be given the
purchaser to give note with approved Sc
curity. On all sums often Dollars and
less Cash. ---- REAL ESTATE Three
Months credit will be given, the purchaser
to give note with approved security.
VAN B. OSLER, Trustee.
J. Ed Martin, Auct. JuneS
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THE DAILY AMERICAN,
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN,
THE CITEI PEST ND BEST IA NJ,
IL NEWSPA PER PUBLISHED.
Only ONE DOLLAR AYEAR

The Weekly American is published every
Saturday morning, with the news OF the
week IN compact shape. 1t also contains
Jennie Junc's New York Letter and other
inter esting special correspondence, enter
tanning romanccs, good poetry, local mat
ter of general interest and fresh miscellany
suitable for home circle. a carefully ed.
tied Agricultural Department and full and
reliable Financial and Market reports are
special features.
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
The WEEKLY AMERICAN, single copy
one year 81 90
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months, or DAILY one month, free 90
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The premium copies will be sent to any
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Specimen copies sent to any address 1t
is not necessary tor all the names in club
to come from one office, nor is it necessary
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Send on the names as fast as received
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1t is unsafe to send money in ordinary let
ters and the publisher cannot be respon
sible for losses occasoned thereby
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American Office
May 4it* BALTIMORE MD.
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Buok1ngham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and eftectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. H.
sold BY ali Druggists, Ana Dealers IN Medicines.
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Love I'm the country.

Soon the season will be here when the
rural beau takes his sweetheart and treats
her to gum drops, oysters or ice cream.
After rambling about all day, the lovers
return home at night happy, but thorough
ly worn out and perhaps sick. On all such
occasions, gentle dose of Swayne's Pills
should be taken to insure healthy system
for the ensuing day They prevent the
approach Of illness and stimulate the d-
ges,iYc organs to sound condition.
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1 j AGGER.

nearly new, jump seat, Barehear Pillow, I
Single Shovel do , double do. do, Har
row, lot of Lumber, Mattock, Shovels and
numerous other articles
Also by virtue ofthe above named au,
thority will be sold the following piece Of
Real Estate, viz.
t1,,< lok
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From The Hub.

There is perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that possesses rs much real ntrins
ic value AS the Hop Bittcrs. Just at this
season OF the year. when the stomach need:
an appetizer, or the blood needs purifying
the cheapest and best remedy is Hop Bit
tiers. An ounce of prevention is worth {
pound Of cure; don't wait until you art
Frustrated by disease that may take
months for you to recover in B0stol
GLobe.
Mrs. Jesse James THE widow o
the noled outlaw. since the "removal' o
her husband has been 80 bcsiegcd 10y re
portcrs and publishers that, in self protec
ton, she has been compelled to publish q
sworn statement denying that she has All.
thori2cd the use of her name in connec
ton with any pretended history of hel
husbands life.
In this connection it may not be out OF
place TO suggest that persons desiring to
get at the facts in the lives of all the grca,
American highwaymen would do we'll t.
examine Col. j. W. 'Buels famous Border
Outlaws" which has just been revised and
new edition published from new plates
throughout. See advertisement elsewhere
in this paper. 1t
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK s. S. ASSEMBLY
A great gathering Of S. S. workers lkt
that at far famed Chautauqua, but much
more accessible, is something in which ouI
local readers are interested, and we there.
fore give them some particulars concern
ing the Assembly to be held at the new
religious summer resort, Mountain Lake
Park, said to be one of the finest grounds
for the purpose on the Continent. The
Assembly will be held from July 26 to Aug
2, the exercises to consist Of Course o
Lectures by some of the most popular
speakers of the country, Course of Nor.
nal Instruction by able and practical teach
crs, a series of evening entert ainments
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80 vds. BRUSSELS Do,

IA vds., 2-ply Ingram, II yds., do do, 10
yds. Hemp do. Lot of Cocoa Mating 25
yds. Hall Oil Cloth, 1 Copper Kettle, 1
Iron do, numerous other articles of house
hold furniture. Wagon Bed, Whcelbar-
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SATURDAY, JULY I, 1852,
At 2 O'Clock H. M.

The following persc nal property; viz
Cupboard, I Wardrobe, Table, / Bench
I Alright wood Stove, 9 Coal Stoves, lot
of WinCow Blinds, 1 Walnut, Marble
Chamber Suit, Settee, Lounge, 1 Hall
rack, Crib, Bedstead doz, Game Seat
Chairs, 2 Rocking Chairs, Invalid's do,
u yds Rag Carpet, 10 yds. Stair Carpet,
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Trustees Sale
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

BY Virtue ola Deed of Trust by Chas.
f. Cassel and wife, the undersigned, trus-
tee, will sell at Public Sale on the premi-
ses on Church ST. Mechanicstown, on
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A rare chance; Wanted

number Of live, energetic persons to cor
respond with us in reference to 4 g1od
Ming, whereof we not only know, bat of
in it, for an active, hard working man
Business perfectly honorable, pleasant and
mo- risk. Address this OH .c. J8lf*
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NOTICE.

No. 4l4l Equity.
| In the Circuit
| Court for Frcder
lex County, sitting
| in Equity.
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Leonard II Waesche
vs..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07
Gin hnmflrr Inn.

,Sie foLTen Ole @efdidte t6ren unb
mogen o1an Sbr ei9enes urtbeil iaIs
len" Ser Beridtertotttr 9rief
fdneG nod benz @otisbub un6 bradte
Nolgeu6es gu Ynpier pSfi6t LANCE
Suril6 ertrantte Elm bibfhsr lun9er
Wnnu bon etna breiunb3wanSie ODER
pieruubswausig Saaren. Der ilnsitc
@obn elmer odtbnren SamiIie, bel Der
i'd su Der Belt in Solt mar, al elmer
&rantbeit, nod beren Gik ole Nrrste
pereebIi6 fu&ten. Sein @efunbbeits-
,uffana fieI idneII; fetn IuSiebeu mar
oas zines ans3sbren0en, iebo6, obne
ben bieIe Sroutbeit tsnnseidnenbea 6u'
fen; ouh feline 9uu9en tuaren in ucr'
maIem 8ufon6e. 90 f6leppte er lih
cine fur3e Belt oabin, bis er enbIiA Der
Nufoiuna nabe FAM unS zines Sages
rubio eiaf1Iief, UNI nidt mebr ~ ers
namen. Durd 3ufau fubr i'd gum
8eardbnib nit einem intimen Betann-
ten Der EnmiIie, weIher mid inn Sang
Der ltuterhaItune burd bic 8emsrfuna
in @rftuuuen f.bte, bab bieieS Der
tlorfte Sal bon Selbfmor6 fei, Der
thm Re por9etoi1nien. nSd, Tu9r er
fort, der Sun9e f0nnte beute nod
unter BEN 9ebenben fem. bate er Me-
bisinen in 9tub QeInifeu. @as ibn
0otb that mai Stdrfung un6 nidt
8bDft. Sein Wagen mar I6wa6
uno auBer SrOnuua, sr tOHnte gcip6bn-
Iide Rabruu9smittel nidt Ueroauen.
@enn er meinem &atb qtfOIgt Wdre,
10 bate err nod niele Sabre leben f0n-
men; i'd fu9te linn bas, uber er idien
tein 8epiht auf meme Bitten ,u Isaen.
So. mein Hreuub. fir berartige Safe
aibt eS MUIR Elm GRitteI unO bieies 1T
2isbig MaIs Grtraet. Sd babe ss
erprobt unb nciB bespescn mobon ih
fpreGe." 8eeeiitert fubr er fort mir
mebrere Sale o%naufubren, no 9iebig
MaI3 Grtrnct bon ~grObartiser @irf.
ung mar. Seitbem babe iG ben Gr-
tract feIbit probirt un6 i'd fGnu Sie
beridern, Dap er in Der 3bnt Elm wulI-
oerbares St6rfunas uuo @ieberbcr
fteuunssmittei it,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

Ser SsTerion Sitp n8oltsfrsunb"
erSabIt : rGuiteau in efigie pur6e AM
Greitas bier in u~nferer Sta6t Dor
DULLES neuer Guftom-WGble .sebdnet.
@adoem infer Sreunb Ben. Dem Ser
BREEDER bas &~O6esurtbeiI in Gngliid,
Seutid uno 8Iattbeutfd ~bor9eIefen
bate, iuurbe Der y9umpenferl" UNI
baIb | llbr Nn5mittaes BON ben in
Der WIbIe bef6aftisten Nrbeitern an
Dem Rrnbnen, melder i'm 6ritten @tod'
inert Dor Der WubIe anaebradt if, in
sic Sobe se3o9en ; bo Ben ibn bate
6rei Sage i'm Wuf6ineuraum faiten
IafIeu, tpar Ger Galeencancioot f6pad
uu6 soppeIte MUIR. iuenn Ser @in6 i'm
bin' un6 berbeme9te. Nad 8srlauf
BON ,pei Stun0en Iuur6e er berunter-
9eIaleu Ben fIbIte linn Den Yuls uno
ertlarte ocnn pitbenO ybe &eerI is
nod nidt gang boot" pOrauf @uiteau
nodmaIs emporge3ogen Uurte uno bis
Nbeno bdnsen blieb. Inn baIb feds
llbr mar er aber 10 tOOt, uie elm
Strobmann nut iein fam, uno puroe
6n ber a%bsenOmmen. Ser SOrOnsrs
Snquet purbe fpater beim SunbdnO
a~bgsbaIten un6 es fol- 1iemIib ipat
iein, Bis Die onnefenoen
YrofehOren un6 lonfisen
i@ iiber einen @abrfpru9
einiaten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07
Gs tuurbe beihloGen:

IS unroe belhlonen:
l. Ssrrn S 8 @oetbemepsr gu Be.
nadri@tiseu, fernerbin teiuen unrotb
auf Die 4. Strobe uub in Die go6e su
merfeu.
2. Sie &eisuotiOn bes StrO6sn'
Snfpettors g 8aausr a~nsunebmen unb
Die bacante SteIe aus3ufdrei6en.
3. Sne Bdbrenb Der 8atan; in ser
Snfpettors-O Office Der gOrfbsr boae
Gontrole baben fol-.
4. Oas &nsebOt Clemens SdneH's,
Sizes BON Der Gong Brand auf Der 6.
strnse, spif9sn 9 BsrSners unb SEQ.
3ipfs Gisentbum su 95 GtS per Subit-
Sarb 0b;uliefern, 0nSuertennsn.
5. Sen 6errb.BOn6 o Nus.@boIt
nit Nusuit Sesemanu uu0 @tiAusI
Serbian ais Sureen eu~tsubeisen.
6. Cine Nunoues in ben 3eituHsen
gu pubIiei,en, bab bon iskt ab bic Or
Der 8eeuIirune bes 8aSens
lpdbrenb bes Cages ftreus burdssflbrt
fol-,
Z. DaB Serr 6 6 9aer wabrenb bes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

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