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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-07
GRAPHIC REPORT.
Of Home and Foreign Markets.
Carefully Corrected and Revised
each Week.

LOCAL MARKETS.
Butter -1O@121sand firm.
Cheese-10 to 15c.
Eggs 12la dull
Chickens Live 1.5O to 200, young
90 to 2.25
HPotatoes-New to 75c LOO
Onions
Carrots
Turnlps-
Parsnips-
Beans-White $50 10 4.5O per bu.
Sc carce.
Sweet Potatoes
Bacon-Sides Is to Ice. shoulders
II to 13. Hams 1873 to Is.
Lar1-Firm at IL to 15c
Beeswax-15 to 18c
Tallow-5 to size
Hay-Timothy $11 to S14 prairie II
to 10.
Seeds-Timothy $3.50 to 1.SO, Hun.
garian. 75c to 100 Millett. 75c to l.lO
Corn-75 to soc. Scarce.
Oats-45c. to so in demand
Meal-9O to l 20 per bu.
Flour-Common SIX. 1.5O to 1.7O:: fancy
LIS to 100
Cattle-For butchers use, 800 10 $50
Cows-Miich S25 to 40.
Hogs-Butcher, &c. to 61s
Sheep-Butcher. 2 to3 LIE.
Wool.Unwashed 20 to 23c, tub
washed 80 to "a.
RagS-1.OO per 100 lbs.
pelts-According to wool, 3Oc per lb.
Hldes-Green &c, damaged 2-3 oil.
dry BE, No. 2 Sc.
Feathers-Prlme geese, AZ, lOsoff for
are,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-07
CAMPAIGN RATES

and ask our friends to help us
1t will be sent to new subscrl.
bers from now till after the
November election for FIFTY
CENTS. Show the GRAPHIC to
your nelghbor and ask him to
take it on these terms. We
feel satisfied he will continue
ofhis own accord after such a
trial. We want
TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
in Adalr county and if our
present readers will secure us
just an average of one each
additional, we can have that
number. We want RepubIi-
cans, Greenbackers, Demo-
Gratis, Hardshells, sottshells
,stalwarts, halfbreeds, feather
heads and everybody else to
take and read our paper. A
lively county campaign isl
upon us and every taxpayer
or voter should be fully upI
with the times and to be
this he MUST take the GRAPHIC
Remember only 80 cts for the
Campaign.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-07
Campaign Graphic.
Nc v is the Opportunity
for a Boom.

The WEEKLY GRAPHIC has
already the
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
of any paper published in
Khksville and the list grows
daily. In order to introduce
it in a thousand new homes
during the campaign we have
concluded to offer
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-07

Iowa has gone for the temperance
amendment by her usual majority
$1,000.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-07

RE temperance people dare not
tackle Missouri
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-07
CATALOGUE.
Graphic Circulating Library.
RULES GOVERNING PHE GRAPHIC
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

SiDle PERSONS III llc tOWd VI country UJ
paving five cents per week.
Transient persons or persons no,
known will be required to be vouciied
for, Or deposit the price of the book
taken, as security for the same.
Books are expected to be kept out
only one week, though by permission
they may be kept out two week. but II
kept out longer than two weeks there
will be charge OF 10 cents each week.
Persons allowing hooks to become
unnecessarily injured or soiled will he
required to make the damage good
Persons taking books from the libra
~ and lending them to any one el:s, if
known. will not again he allowed the
use of the library. The library Will be
open each day from ore to 3 D. m
GRAPHIC Office. West Side Square.
LIST OF BOOKS.
BIOGRAPHY.
Ben. Franklin
| Henry Clay Daniel Boone
Benedict Arnold Fran is Marion
Martin Luther Andrew Jackson
Patrick Henry Ma:iume Roland
Cierp' ira ~ Lincoln
Nary Queen OF
';coiis Alexander the Great
julius Caesar Maria Antoin.tte
Alfred the Great iortense
Frederic thsGrpat Josephine
Peter the Great, Distinguished ianlal's
Distinguished males. hi, Carson
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fools Erran, Dean Swift
Florida Types of Mankind
Stan ty'> Africa Prehistoric Races
W Jilins Friend
ship Dream Life
Arabian Nights Don Quixote
Amatuer An use
mentS Christianity
Letter and Spirit Andersonyille
Noruans in England .CrusadeS
Indian Traits Centennial Exhibi.
School Management bition
Pilgrims Progress Robinson CruSOe
Ma ural History Century otAm c,lots
Fruits, Flowers & Farming
Alcohol-ltS Uses and Abuses
Reveries of a Bachelor
Lecture to Young Men
Boys and Girls Story Book
Anecdotes of Public men
Home. Conrtship and Marriage
Bacon ane Locke. Essay
Ruins of Ancient Cities
Louis Napoleon and hi. tayorites
Child's Book of Nature
In the ForcaStle
Foster Brother
Secret Of the Andes
Nemesis
Lamp Lighter
Queen of Sheba
WooD
East Lynn Within the Maze
Master ofGraylands
DUMAS
Count OF Monte Christie
Edmond Dantes, Sequel
ioLLIYs
4rmadale, Arm maat;n Woman W. in White
Poor Miss Finch
)lsRAELI
Vivian Gray, Endymion. Lothair
lAERYAT
Phantom Shin Newton Forster
BURNETT
Surly Tim, That Lass o'Lowrie
oorEE
The Pilot Path Finder
The Spy Deer Slayer
The Last of the Mohicans
LoLMEs
Meadow Brook, Edith LYLE
West lawn, Hugh Worthingto
Lena Rivers. Edna Browning
Cameron Pride, English Orphans
Mill Bank, Daisy Thornton.
Tempest and Sunshine
RS. WIsrAE
Countess Glsela, Second Wife
Gold Elsie, Old Nam 'selles Secre
ULwER
Pelham Wy Move!
Strange Story Parisians
Ernest Maitravers
Disowhad
oErHE
Elective Affinities
iGLEsToN
Circuit Rider
Hoosier Schoolmaster
LESrMING
Terrible Secret, Mad Marriage
One Nights Mystery J..
Lost for a Woman
HwORTH
Spectre Lover
Haunted Homestead
Japhet in Search of Father I
TANs
Inez, Macaria Z
DLLAND
Nicholas Minturn
Arthur BOnnicastle =,
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Nand Car Excursion.

Saturday night a little party consist.
ing of A. l.. Woods, !. c. Carothers
r. NJ. Brashe,.r, and Thos. and David
Sees, went to Brashear 70 attend the
Masonic lodge at that place. The
party did not start home till a late
hour and they broke some part of the
machinery on the way back. Conse-
quently the car had to be pushed in
and the passengers walked, and
some time about two o'clocl, very
tired lot OF eXcursionists might have
been seen seeking their respective
homes. We don't believe many OF
them attended Sunday school next
morning.
The following parties viii Leave
Kirksville next Tuesday for their sum
mcr vacation: N. A. Baylor and wife,
to Sweet Springs and Central Mo-,
Eugene Spots. Sweet Springs and Kan
sas City; a. B. Coiey and Charles NJ.
Policy. California; Everctte Hope,
New Orleans, via New York city and
the Atlantic ocean; froi. c. Z. Ross,
VIM. f. Link, Henry Patterson, a.
NJ. Smith, Robt Clark Jr. and. W, Il
Owens, ofNoveity, constitute the fish
ing and hunting club for the extreme
northern lakes Of Minnesota.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

SIM Yofipefen ideint uirtlid sine
Mrt 3eform Aera nnbreden III molten,
lucmiaitens 70 melt es fid nm 6rmdbi.
eung 6sS YOrtos banOelt. 8S III les
benfols erfreulih, pcun iid) Die Gr-
tenntniB Babn bri6t. bab biIligeS pUriu
burd) 3ebuua OeS YoitOertebrs unO ba'
nit bes Sebantenuustaulhes im SDlse
cine inmeule Bcbeutuns fur bic Yolfs-
bilbuua beGbt. Sm 8unbeSienat
bra6te am 6. Suni geuator Sabis BON
Wei'8irsiuia eine 8eiolutiOn Elm,
6urd iuel4e all Oen @eneralpofmei fer
bas Griuden UNI Mustunft 9eridItet
luer6en fol-, Oh nidt Die Ginfubruu9
Der Yortofreibeit fur bie Yrefe unb
Die Serabfebung oes SuIanbportoS bon
brei ouf awei Gents rGtbIia iudren.
Sielc &eioIution iuur6e angenOmnlen
unb mirb rie sslpilnfdte Nusfunft
iuabrf9eiuIi6 balo ertbeiIt iuerben, ba
aud @eneroIpoitmeiiter $oue fur bic
9enaunteu 9eformen lit. Senotor
SertD UomYon-G omite ma6te iibri8enS
ole Wiittbeiluns, Ouf lcin@omite gte;6-
falls ;u @uuten folder 3eformen III.
CONT lit ole Nnseleaenbeit einmal
in 9SluB aefommen, su elmer ofentiiden
sSraae aemOr6en mnO nit Der 3eit
oiirfte bnS Publitum billigeres Rorto
babeu un6 Die Yrefe Der Ser. Stnaten
Yortofreibeit aenieben, Elm SfeAt,
oelIen fd bic 8reiie NuitroIiens ibon
felt Sahren unb Die Ganaba's felt Sur
;em erfrsut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
8inf0 Sm Derfdmfem.

Cine CUTE 8uGsl Drsl9maidine, nsbif
Surltppiper ilt bilis ;n perfdufen. gBesen
g1Gberem wenee man ll1 an 9briff. @dri9
lit 3thle Berger, cher All bic GrpsStticn B. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

gSic Die beutih- IutheriIde STRIDE 6es
Stnntss Soma in DER Yrobibition5frdss
ltebt, lit Gus folgenosr Grtldrung oes
Yuitor @iIenbeiB in Siour Sin ju
srleben:
y9o obfdtlih oGsrlei fullde Nm
iduloiSuugen 9e9en mib uno uniere
bo&it ebrenluertbe beutfd' eo. lutb. $
ousemeine Spuooe bon Wei6ouri, SbiO
unO onberen Staoten, seraOe bier in
8etrsf oeS Sempereui Nmenbemcnts
in llmlauf gefskt iuorben fine. un Der
suten Code uuIercr Oeutfd .lutberiideu
Rirdc 3u idaoen. fei hermit sur ofent-
Iiden SenntniB gebradt. oab iueOer i'd.
nod cine sbrenwertbe beutid ebauge-
lid Iutberiide Ssno5e UOm MliHouFi,
Sbio un6 an6erem Staaten. Die in
ibrem gdnsen Yrinsip fulide Sade Der
SemperenBfanatifer iemals unteritub'
ten. IS erldubt mir nidJt Die Belt,
weitldufaer oieSa9e 3u er0tern. Wer
mebr mi6en Nil, fomme rebt feibie in
uniere &ir@e unO uberSeuae fb ale
Sounta9e, Uie mir Die SaAe perion'
li9cr unb luobrer 9ewiKenSfreibeit uuf
9runo a0ttIideu g8orts III wabrbaft
drifli9er @eiie erorteru uu0 treiben.
NIiO iino mir nibt fur fonoern aeaeu
oas Wmencem.nt Der 8uolu notbingS
aus wnbrer lleber3suauns."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
nulm6tnen ?

Sn SpriugfieIo. Wo., pav ldOn ieit
mcbrsren g9ohen ein beitiger Sampf
eatbrduut iluiiheu Den Yrobi6iti0nilteu
uuo oen Nuh1alcru oes &tcsussSDilcms.
Die erltercn itreuateu nlle 8rdfte al,
um cine Nusgube bon Yicsn;cu lsitens
oes Stah:raibeS III uerbinotrH, obne
ieoodl GrioIg lu bab'm benn Der
Stnbtrnth bcidlob. @ictnsen gu beuil-
Iigcm. Oer bcitiA aciubrte Sampi bat
abrr nod EN- Invertebrates Nadipiti
er5oltrn, inStm Der 9Hi,tb @brii. 3bub
cine @utlddoiaunastl09e aui $1,000
ataen bcn Wethooiiteupresiaer :. 9ar-
ueD 2obbs stnaereiht bdt, neil ibn
Oieisr III 0iientliAer &eoe eiuen Ser
breder nnnntc unS asiaat Butte, CT
bieIte Elm 9ous. in welder f9 tetn
aniidaoiaer Mann iehen lie6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Infer Sefretdr bes 9tusudrttaen,
8err SrsIinsbubfen. bat nit feiner
Snffructipn OIL Den @efan6ten 4olpen,
luoriu er ben GIabton BuIiuer Bertrna,
auf ben Glosbrittanien elm WnreHt
duf Wiiteontrole iiber einen StbmuS
@unul fubt. fir nun unO niGtie aelpor-
ben crtIdrt. cine 8Ombe in oas britti-
iGe Eager geluOrfen. iuelde Sobn 8un
fait ebenio OieI Sopfweb madt, luie bic
Goraauae in Srlan6.
Sie 9onboner Seituuaen fsueru btnu
oud in alleu Gonurten los uub Die
2onboner ugteus" faat nit arobem
&edt, es erbiiben fb commercieue uub
poIitifde Gturanoe segsn SreIins-
hubfens 5teIluna in DER SraOe. g9ie
fe tbre Bebauptuna begriinOen nil. eS
ieten audi Iegale @tniudnde uorbanoen,
1T olerhiua5 fdnsr su faGfn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas John P Mueller and Agatha
his wife by their Mortgage deed dated the
9Th day of May A. d. 1875, and recorded in
the Recorders Office of Gasconade County.
State of Missouri in Book Y page 110, did
convey to Jacob Jordan, the following des-
,;1ibed real-estate, situate in the County of
Gasconade, and State of Missouri tOwit ::
West fractional half of Lot No. 12 East
Wharf Street in the town of Hermann as
per plat of said town, which conveyance
was made in trnst to secure the payment of
IL certain pronissory note therein described;
and whereas default has been made in the
payment of said note secured by said
Mortgage deed; and whereas the said John
p Mueller has been dead more than nine
months Now therefor, by virtue of the
provisions of said Mortage deed, and in
pursuance of said Mortgage deed, and in
pursuance of the power in me vested by the
same, the undersigned Jacob Jordan will
en- the
23RD DAY OF AUGUST 1882,
between the hours of ten O'clock in the fore
loon and three o'clock in the afternoon of
that day, proceed to sell the property herein
above described, at public vendue, TO the
highest bidder, at the Court house door in
Hermann, i'll said county Of Gasconsde and
State of Missouri for cash, for the purposes
of satisfying said note and interest.
JACOB JORDAN,
Mort gagee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

D0b ss Die Sempereu3Ier in Sonu
nit ibrem Prohibitions -Nmenbement"
bouptidHIid ouf's Osutf@e Bier abse-
iebsu Laben, ereibt F@ aus foIsenber
Nittbsiluna Der BurLinstoner vSri-
bIue": .Oas vOesMoines 8eeiiter"
bas fdriftlide. uno GLEN 8. Softer,
bus oratorif9e Wunoftud DER Sempe-
ren3'Yartei, ertldreu ofen uno frei,
bob es fi9 nur oarum bau6le, onB benz
8ier Der Ga raus aenaht rperbe. Sie
eefteben elm. oaB fie seaen Oen 8bisfeB
ni4ts MAIDEN fonnen. - 6enn Der bat
10 Die bolite unteritiikung Der 9eudes
lei-Yartei uno lit ia baS omeritanii6e
Observation-Disclosures bas Bier unO
6as Uerbaste 6eutf@e Bierbaus, Die
uiq man uidt LANCER ouloen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

@lS bos bemofratiide Sber9sridlt
bon @oI,fornien Den Souutogswabu-
finn UerfohuuoSmdbi8 ertlorte. lpurbe
in 0eu eeutid' 6em otratil6en BlGttern
oes poIitif9en Gbaratters Der betref>
feu6em Be90r6e nit teiner Silbe Gr.
mdbnuna getbau. Sebt bat bas repub'
litanif9e O6er9erid)t bon Obio bic
beriidtiete YOn6bia fir Uerfafiunas'
wi6ria ertldrt; oaS binbert iebodI bie
oemotratilhen BlGtter nid)t, aufS
gteue mit Der tiibuen Yebnuptuua ber-
uor,utrstcn, baB tic cigentli6en &rd
acr bcr Semperens Sheen ilberaH tie
Gepublitansr Ieisn unO ratben ZEN
OeutlGen MepubIitaneru, aud in Ma.
tioualiruNen nit rem Semofrotsu au
itimmeu. Nun, O,ldn9e fer repnbli-
tonii6e @.ougreb teine YerbotS9siebe
fir ole &erritoricn erl6et, 10 lange bic
repubIitauiIhe 9totional Yartet feline
Semperen;pIante in ibre YlatfOtm auf'
nimmt, 70 lauae III biefem OemUtratl-
Ideu unb i'll lenem republtfaniiden
Staate Gcmpsreulaeieke ,ur Wnnabme
uub Nusfuhrung 9elangen, ebcniO
lunoe piro es feincm e9rli6eu Ytepu6-
litaner einiaIleu, in Acknowledgment
nit Der osmofrntiiden Yartsi su film.
men. Sn Saaen ieineS eigensn Staa.
tes wirb er iitb nud Der ielpeiliaen Gage
Der Sin0e ridten mii6en uuO Oemo'
trntii9c Sonbihaten uuterItiiben, penn
lie repubIifsniiAsu 3empercnSlern ee'
senuberltebcn.
IS If fdon uusahli9e Ntole noh9c'
pieleu uor6en, oab Der YuritoniSmut
feline 8ablrsi4cu Nubdnger ui6t uur in
Der republifauiiaeu, fouberu aud III
DER ocmofratii6en Yartei bat. Sr
MAR 4. y. Der Stdat Mem Yort un6 il
| iest nod NIT einem Semperensgeiel
beinseiudt, oas nidt oIlein elmer
oem0trdtll1en Ne9l5lntur tetIsn ltr
fpruna Uerbantt, iOnOern aud untel
peri dieoenen bsmofratii6en Womiui
itratioueu fOrtbeltano.
Sin unbereS treffeu6eS Yeiipiet bic
t:t uus Ntnrbtanb, bsHeu Sount1as
unb &empsrensaelebe all Starrbei
fnum binter oeneu unn Matns sarId
ltebeu. NuBer ben ongsfubrten aie5
es nod mebrers ouoere Staater. |
Senen bcmafratifde Seaistatureu it DC
MISUNDERSTANDING erpcrtmentire
obsE esMOtratiidle @eriAte has l8el
neutrality-suspicious. autbeiBeu
Nlfo Uu1u inimer oeu alien krbl uif be
nulmarmen
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Dls Nrbeits-8ureau im @alf.e Sar'
6en bat bonn /. bis gum 81. Wai 1885
YeriOnen Seiddftignng Ueri6afft; bon
6ieien wdren 1858 mdnnIi9en, 927
iueibliben @ei6le9ts. Scn Den Wtdn-
neru iparen 637 sigsntlide 3anbWereer,
1921 Iauowirtpidaftlide ODER ionltige
Mrbeiter uuo Sualobncr. Die Nran-
ensperioueu wutNen nit tpeuigen MuS'
nubmen uIt 60hiuuen uno OienEnlao.
heu unitrgebradt. Der AatiOuaIitGt
uad UettbeiIen fih Die nit Nr6tit uer=
foraten Wdnuer folgenbermoben: Oeut'
fae 1861, SriduSer 1113, SdweiierS | F.,
GnaIdn0er uno Sdottsn 63, Stano:-
naOier A., &uicn uhb 8olen A, Tine
aarn uno 80bmen 81. Sran3ofen IL.
SoudnO.r GnO Belgier 4. Siirfen ,.
Inter oeu ifraueusperionen Waren mur
81 Oeutide ole ubrigem er0btentbciIs
StlaMberinnen. Ser 0urHf&nitt!ife
9ionatslObn fir S0rm. unO iOntias
Arbeite; mar im Wouat Dtai SIS nit
boiler Dst0itiJuua. Sa9eIobneg erbiel
ten burHlduittGitb 81 40 ben Sda obne
8et6itiauna. Sanbu,rtsI0bne t6nuer
nidt unaeaeben weroeu, ba Die 9anb
welter ie nod ibrsn SGbiafeitsn be;abIi
mcrOeu Tie 4adfra9e bat i'll ser
lsbten bisraebn Saseu etludS Eohae
Iulieu. Ser OurHidnittsIobn flu
Eitnitmdoden mar $40 per Wnn0i.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
0reitae, ocn l6. Juui, 1882.

unIsre Nlitibsiluna, bdB rs ben bfutiGen Gb.-
miferu atIunatn 1T, Gin polfcmmetts GrlaB-
miitel fur RutternlildI bersuhetIen. IS lisfevt
ale bic Glsmente Der WinffrrniId nnb ent-
witielt sinen aeIunhen unb frGftissn RSrper bes
&iuees. gs 1T fuubIl6msfrnt, Habrbaft uub
lribt StrbanIiH. 'Gs beibt NsufGbter's 8
,DeutIdbes 6inbermebI (GcrInan
Infant meal). vile Oeitter mUgtn &c fur
ibre gistlinse SGriu6en nnb ilt irertti fitbsiL
Oas eS better 1T. aranibett 6nr9 etinnoe NAH
runa III psrmeipen, aIs turG @ebeimmitteI ;u
furiren. Neuadbttr's pDeutIGes Sinhermebl"
(Gcrman Infant Ineal) it in allen 9uteu IpC-
ilefen su bnbsn. preis so @tnts per Yn&Is.
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@Ittrr, anfasaaRt!

Sine tin,e 8praHi il ttifsr ais Gin Yfunb
9ur gBsnu Sbr ttmsrft. Wie Cure ainber
6abin Delfen eur& sisir srauenbafie Stnber.
SrmmtrtIanfbtit, fansst ni6t an ;n uunfinl.
bern. trcenEt. bdB bic nteiiten timber burG nm
nabrbofte nnb strgiftste Stbenslnittef stcpfert
msrten. Sauseammsn Fnb lti&tIiunis unb
Oft unselnns, bic RiI&unsen fur 9inefr-
NabTnRs etn6bnii@ unslei&er glrt unb st-
f6bTIi$. sic wsr6tn nns bantbar leiR fur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Sn Srsaon errunaen bic yepublifa'
ner bel Der am lsbtcn Oieniida 0ail'
StaatSmahl cinen aroBen
Siea. inoem fie Den @Ouuerneur, Elm
@onsrebmitelieO uuO Die 9spiSlatur,
an Steue bee oemotrotiiden Bunoes'
Senators eiuen 8epn6litauer. unO Die
9RebrsabI Der ubriaeu Staotsbe anItcn
erlpdbIteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Ser gSaroen ocs @efdngnifies in
@aIbiugtOn, Sen, @ro6er, pirb BON
oGen Seiten um G,loubniBldsine sur
8eiwobuuna Der Sinri@tuu9 Suiteau'S
beitiirmt uno iuerben fur ioIGe Sidets
Freife Bis su $500 per Stud eebOtsn
@ber ouBer Nitaliebern Der Yrefe unO
9eridtsbeomte weroen nur febr @enise
3uaeIa6en.
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9Fau nimmt iekt aasenlein al. Dab
Sereeant Wnfon bnlO nod Der Sinrid'
tun1 @uitenu's aus bem 3udfboule
entlohen per6en wirb. Sofentlid
luirb oies nud nod friiber gsiHehsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Soweit iinh ale SoHnunsen Gui-
teau's fur ein neues 8erbor cem WOr-
Der III Shauben geworoen, unn er
f6eiut baIo einiuleben, nab iein 3abt-
tae uabe 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
Sermann SaDings SanfD
9ermnra. Wp. 3umi o. 1882.

0ermnrH, Wp. 9uni b. 1857.
0isrmit pirb alien AffieninUaber Ubisfr
Sant tetaunt ssn,adt, tdb zine @erinmmlung
aller AfiicnIre aRl 8 isustas fen 81. 9uIt
1882. s7a6miitags 3 libr i'm SInfgfbdnne
lfditlinecu nire. nm eas Capital tGr 5ant rnn
$4,000 (prsrn jest 60 prUssnt teidhIt tH)
auf 100000 ppIIauf bt;ablt 3u rebusiren.
AlIe Nftientnbabsr iiub erfudbt anreIene 81
fein.
Sm Auftras pss DireftOrinnif,
Rpttrt&sbsH
SaFiTtT,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Nptr'e 2nir &iSoT ietit Die uripriln9
libe Saarfarbe micher ber. i0rbsst ZEN
3aermuhs. Sstbltet baS Nusfdllen unb
Ueri&Gnert SGt @usieben Sss S0arss.
Gs bat einen eelRGteu, bleibenoen Sc
rud, bic @eHaaotbtiIe Enb barnlIOs.
Nar bic SojIetts ia es uHentbebrIid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-16
Punernl of SOtildo.

wAsuIsoros. February l5.-Ths fu'
neral Of A. N. sotildo took place from
his late residence this afternoon. The
attendance was very large and the FORA
smblsms beautifully arranged. The
Baltimore American, with which he wal
formerly connected. sent q large column
and cross. Nearly every Washington
bureau was represented and o number oil
Congressman were present. The pail
bearers were F. E. Breckford. OF the
New York Tribune; Harry p. Goodwin,
OF the Washington Star; William Mo.
Bride, OF the Cincinnati Enquirer; Wal
ter Allan, OF the Boston Advertiser; Gen.
eral Boynton. Of the Cincinnati Gazette;
P. v. De Grew. Of the New York Asso.
ciated Press. and Colonel L. Q. Wash
ington. OF the New Orleans Piodyans,
and John NJ. Carson. formerly Of the
New York Times. The FINAL intermeni
will be in Spring Grove, Cincinnati.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-16
HhInMreck.

New York. February 15.-The ship
Glermorag arrived today. She picked
up q boat with eleven OF the crew and
two passengers Of the steamer Bahama.
from Porto Rico for New York. John
s. Scott. a cabin passenger. says the
Bahama left St. Johns, Porto Rico, on
the 4th OF February. On the 9th Of
February she encountered q hurricane
which throw the steamer on her beam
ends. 1t was concluded to abandon the
ship, aud two boats were launched. The
Captains boat contained seventeen per.
IONS. It was swamped shortly after
leaving the ship. and two or three were
seen to swim back to the vessel, but II
was impossible to tell u they succeeded
In getting on board. Three Of tho crew
refused to leave the ship. preferring to
take their chances in remaining. as the
two boats were SO heavily loaded. Our
boat contained Robert Williams. the FIRST
officer; Robert Ross. second officer; II.
]. Fear and myself. three passengers.
two engineers. the chief steward, q cook.
q waiter, messman and fireman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-16
niscellsueouI.

NEW Yonx. February l5.-Cbsrlss
Cslllghsn, sloldier Of the war Of 1912.
and an old and esteemed citizen Of
Brooklyn. 10 dead. He was born In
Philadelphia In 1874. and was for many
years . merchant in that city.
A Commercial Advertiser Washington
special asserts that Sargent and Chandler
will soon enter the Cabinet.
The jury investigating the World
building FIRE fnd that the fire originated
from . defective fus.
ALBANY, February 15.-Johnson has
been elected Clerk Of the Assembly, Tam.
many supporting him. 80.
Tammany goes over TO the Republi'
cans In both branches OF the Legislature.
In the Senate Mr.. Pitts called up bis
resolution to vest the appointment OF
the committees In the hands OF the
Lieutenant Governor. The three Tam
many Senators voted With the Republic
cans, and the resolution was adopted.
30 the Lieutenant Governor will now ap.
point the Standing Committees.
PHILADELPHIA. February 15.-At q
meeting today. called by the Mayor. to
make provision for the jewish refugees
from Russia, $4,000 was subscribed. and
another public public meeting will soon
be held.
CINCINNATI. February l~5.--Jacob Gss.
sert, lately Superintendent Of Police.
and q prominent citizen. committed sui.
eide this afternoon. He had complained
Of q strange feeling in the head. Hs
leaves O wife and nine children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-16
Train Robbers.

KANSAS Orr. February l6.-Absut
TIVE months ago Captain Mslloy OF the
police force received Information that .
scheme was on fsot to rob the Missouri
Pacific train Ave miles outside Of the
city, and has since learned that tonight
was the time appointed. He was on hand
with four officers and arrested four men
with revolvers. masks and lanterns. One
Of them states that they intended TO oh.
struct the track and sienal the engineer.
Seven men were In the scheme. and ON
GERS are In pursuit Of the other three.
The men caught are ]. Noon. p. Hanlsy,
T. O'Shaw and Peter Spear.