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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
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GaS uutosrioImittsl se9su SrofbsuGen II
bas ct. Sdfobs Del. - Wteine Srau srfrog
ibr. SIbs ur6 mar nidt I'm Stonoe. isr.
S6ube or3uiieben Dber eini0e S6rittc J
gsbeu. Sd wonote has at. 9otobs Del on
Somtds Tbsro nu, itnb am Gonutog bar0Hi
mar re i'm Storee CUR 1irbP su GebGr mr.
'rei uon alien Sdmer3en. 9oS ct. Sutob.
Del 1T cine puneerbors Webiiiu urb u
wertb, pom oIler Seibenbeu gebraubt 81 wcT
Den. - BoIter q. 8tube, BoIiSif, gorf, 20.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
Gin YDfmetfer.

GEd i6 bin elmer Der @etreuen, penn es
itd I'm rem Ruf bsB ct. SafoIs OeIs hana
belt, idrsibt 8srr % Q. 6. Gurtis, Bot
incifsr, Reponist, Ntaf. aus eisensr CIR
tabrnus Tam i6 oieIem WaittsI boS @ort
r'ben, benn eS that mir mebr gut OILS ole bic
9e. D.'s suiummeuseuomrtet, wtfde i9 i'm
Snuf Der Seit ~ Ratts ;oa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
Gin 9anfm0mu.

Sails Riuer Wuf. - Serr SIndc g. 6art
Superintendent Der r@arnorb Ytt'G. en-
u~croarten mir folesaSe Y}ittbeituns: 50
9ebroubte oGs ous9eSsibucte Mit,el, Ct
SafobS Del. BET sinem ihperen @Iuiau Dor
Rbsuma ismus in msiuem Arnt- Ter Sr
fOig mar punoerbor. Nue Shmsrsen per
idwauosn uuo meiu Arm Ut pisSer poufom
men berecfeut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
Gin OetFlt9er.

Die n@Iers sails [gE. 81 gai.g Hews"
brddte Fir5lid f~oI3cnoe Gorrsipouosni ;Ui
iber Ben 5errsu 9eggett II. 8ui6 NIB &eo
Batter g. q. Ct. 0n9e: ,,8trtber Ger!
gSiiroeu Sie bic site bobsu ms mit;utbejIer
pom wcIbem Grto,9e bic Anpsnoun9 Ncs ct
SdtObS 0eIs, bas Sie uon inns ~Fauitsu. Sc
9lsitet MARE - Nsrreu 2Cg9et II. 8uib.
Bertbe Serrenl SIS 1T pom aussclsi6uster
Birtung.- &c. OF. Snge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
:::Gtm Qe1rer. 49,:

Nsrr Broi. NlirsO 6. 9srr, Nro. SIS on
Sshits Stross, 9ttp Oort. ibsrmu6ts uns
~ioIseube MittbeiIuu9: @dbreuo meineS
a%ufcntbaltsS in Cincinnati, puro' i'd rou
slnFm i6wersn gnfeI pen Escumati5mus
teilueu. Sd mebtc nit Ssm ct. Satobs
Gel eircu %e,iub. Sos @eiuItet mar 10
sufrisber felsub, Sab i'd, unssudtet Der bOber
Sofen, ~ucranlabt purbs einiss SIuiden nad
TeutidIGnb gu Ienben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

Sehet 6Ia'6e GLSeEssS csI ia cine ssuass Ges
ersuds'SHUs fun tn hsuiidsr, e~HaIiiher, fraHiSEiber,
ikSAiider, iAusbifAer koadnoiiber, bduilAer, bbhInts
t1E. poIiur trio uus t,aIitniiHsr 9proAs bsissses
pen. Stnr 5taiHe @. 3 aeobS Del tonei 30 Cts.
Nnnt uiai4eu ihr 81. COZ. 1T in isSsr apeiSstt ~ has
S.h oeet orb Bet BenelInaeH Don nthI wentgtr an
$S.OO trt' Ha& onsR SbsiIsn Der @er. St0aA&u 1trianSt.
Weaa aSTtiRrs:
H CHARLES A. VoGELER CO., .
Re4fsIsst sea v. SsstIsr d SOL
Baltimore, Wtb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
Gin Npot0efer.

6srr SameB 81. TGrrer, Ri6Ianh, @to.,
eibt in Sotserhtn itiu urtbcil iiber ho8 Ct
SotObs Del: ct. Safobs Gel, i6reibt ge-
naunter 6err, rpirb pom uufsrer @eoGifernnc
ais ibr 9ausarjt betra9tet. SD babe idou
pisI pom benz Del p~crfanft unb bate beat
nod ben erf,n un9lultiSsn gcyibt iber bic
fes Viittel su pernsbmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
BOrtiesuns fOIst.)
Affirmation.

@ndbiss 6rau: Steb eiurnnI, snna,
mas metne GO@ter treibt,-fe iOu sIet@
Az mir comment
Sunsfer: @ndbige Srau, SranEein
SOpbie trintt ibreu Sppbsn am Sopba
unb gebt banu IN Sappbo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
Gin 6armer.

Tsin Nu6bur bait. es 70 i'm Sreu;e, bnf
CT f9 ni6t rlbren founte. Or faufte iud
cine SIoi6e ct. SotObs Del, rieb bomit Elm
s''nb runrbe hur9 ben Ssbrcstb bieieS herr.
1I6sn RittsIs wisOer poufinbis bsrseteIt,
10 i9rsibt uns Serr 8. Gf9irbart, &bitt
ToS, Ei6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

OIbenbnrs. gu Bonisea if BITE
oIte @obnuns beB S@entutItbs Sob.
Rrufe total absebrannt unb gu 6rieiors
TIE bos Wobnbaus bes Sinuermeifsrs
Berenb 6o@bart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

RIientens StoBfeuftsf.
Ber niernGls gporteI3etteI Las
Wer ME Observation-Disclosures
Dor Iserem EadenlGrante faB,
Der tenut Gu@ utGt, ibr- MopctdtsHi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
Der befe RruR.Thes.

Apotbeter: v@esen peraIteten 9nfeH
if ni9ts btfer ais biefsr Brut.Gbee."
8atieut: vSa, id babe Cen 9nfteu
aber f9On mebr ais taaf Sabre"
apotbetet: vEbut nt&tB; unb rperin
sic i'm mod ;ebn Sobr baben, 10 t6nner
Ste gar ni1ts Beheres 6aflr nebmen
GIs bieIea Ebee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
,,.. Sd)ntFrgEnatusr!
r.
=: Gin Nrjt. :: =:

90" ct. SaIObs Del, brings aud ID, Bel.
IGufS benefit, inter r1eiusn Yatieustn, MT
gen is;usr treTIjdsu NutIomteit. pisli atttf
eur Gnwenbuug.-2Gm. Dobrmouu, @f. 9.
6S5 9rpants Strabs, Can Srarei5co, Gal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

gerf&tebsns @tssuf9aftsu.
u: ,@ie III benu ber Or. 6eiIrstuter
aIs Artt2 Seine @erie uaa&t CT febr les
beutia."
.inO fsIas seranten fsbr tobtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

Ans einem uri Rif den GramsK.
9rofeffor: Mas If Riebbran9.
Stubent: Rfesbrau@ 10, baf max
.groftH fast, weun Gtner Mleft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

sgei&t Dabr; 6err Meyet, IL bteier
RIr9e itnb sic getraut norteufA
sd niGt - niir raetne 6rGa, sd
btn Bios o mttsegnnseuI"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29
S@IeSWtes0oIRets..

Suum M. Der hes DiebfabIs BON
4 Tetteu O9fen DON Der @eibe BET
S9weftns perOd9tise 6anbeIsman1 5.
Ebouicn pon bier, weI6er felt LANCER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

6ambura. 0as rrtbeiL sescn
Or. @ompsrt if, 70 melt es i'm ws9en
8esdnitisung 6es Jlu6tuerfu6s bes
Gtebsr gu 8 Monateu @efdnsniB uerurs
tbeiIt, pom &ei9ssert6t aufstboben
worben. @ompsrS wurbe betanntIi1
TN 9anseu 3u 10 Monaten per,trtbetIt.
Der i'm MObiItensei9dft ber @tttws
@olbranbt aul 6pIftenpIoS au9effelte
Bu6baIter EibI lift me9en nnterf9las
eungen In Sole non 20, COO 90. uerBdfs
fst morben. Die lInterf9Ieife bat 6HbI
bur9 ueri@Ieterte BtIanSeu uuu Sobr 3u
Sabr gu Derbeden sewubt. a;
Bremen. Die @effaItuna Der
Eransportsefeaf9aft uRorSbeutf@er
QIcsb" Nib tmruer srobartiger. Sbr
@entraIbureau befinbet f9 in 8remers
bapsn, wdbrsnb f9 bier bic &spuraturs
mertfidtte, etn &rabn gum 8erIo6en Der
iGwereu Sthde, Elm Darnpfbnsger rub
nas S~rouiantamt befnbeu. sSn BreS
nlerbauen beilst Der 2lopb Elm Erodenf
bnd Don 490 SuB 2dnee, 12e SUI
Brsite unb &c 5uB Eiefe; an btefeut
Dod finb bsifdnbts 500 Arbetter bei9dfs
tist. Ser 2Iopb beist Jest 90 Dams
pier fur trans atIantii9e 6ahrten rnb
a5erbaupt ss S9iHe. = Wfit ~felteuer
gtnffimmtateit finb feiteus Der 8arsers
f@aft flr bic 8orarbetten bes Dnrdfft1s
Der fog. ,,Iauseu 8u9t" IN Der Inter-
meier 3uii4eu bier unb BeseiGd 5000
W. bewiui9t uorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-12-29

Stsmartusen. Ser r@rensb.~
er5d5It etu 9eridt aus 6od~eu3onern,
wona@ ber YOIi3eibiener tn s. Der NIT
Der Aufiu9uns zines sefdbrIi1en Disbes
beauftra9t worben, ftntt btefem nG63us
9ebeu IA ttner betannten Rarteni9lGs
germ lief, nm bet ibr Rnms, Stano nub
Wobncrt aus ben Sorten gu erfabren.
Sb Inn bies seIunSeu, boriber f9psist
bic @si6tdte.
BON ber @entraIfteqe 6es 9ereins sur
8ef6rberun9 bet 2aubpirtbidaft unb Der
@ewerbe In SObersousrn 1T bic 6raae
besaeIt6 elmer ansemeinen 6aeeIperf1e.
ruus tir bic betben 6drftentBirer gum
@e9snftanb elmer ndberen 8erattuna
gema@t uub bic GiIbung zines berars
tissn SnItituts fir Bahen, Bapgrn,
5oben3Ouern unb @irttenberg ms
au9e sefaBt morben. Sc ME nett bteie
&ngeIeseubeit, bic IN 6infdt auf bic
rielfaGen bs6eutenben 5ageIbef6ds
bisunssn Der Iesten Sabre wi@tig unb
brinsenb 1T, ft9 rsaIillren Nib, mnB bic
Sutuuft Iebrsu.
S@IeS1jssNoIaetst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25

AS I was thus resting heard a
great rustliug close by, and not
knowing what IL was, thought it.best
TO climb tree.
] had no soon er reached the first
branch, than to my terror saw q
large bear come up to the very tree
| was on.
/ placed as great q distance be-
tween him an d mysel! as could.
While he was growing and look
ing up at me, | heard the crack OF a
rifle, at tho same time the bear fell
over dead.
In few minutes a couple of viii 9
hnutors came up, aud while they
were exanliaS tn, bear I descended
tho tree.
After hOaring my story they
promised to take care of me and do.
liver ms safe to my .npcle, " hich. in
the course Of q couple Of weeks they
did, aud TINS I was providentially y
saved.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25

Ready maid The girl who is will~
iug TO be kissed.
A man who was formerly Q night
watchman refers to il as his late oc-
cupation.
If I rest I rust" is a German
proverb. "IfI trust bust" is the
American version.
~ die content" said the fly in the
bakers dough "Somebody will
take me for currant.'
A New Jersey woman who has
been divorced from three husbands,
says she feel so discouraged that she
doesn't think she'll try marriage
more than four times more.
Why ia . cows tail like the
letter Fl Because it's the end Of
beef.
"Are them eli Bibles ?" asked n
man the other day, iu the probate
Office, pointing to a big bound
volume OF wills. mo, sir" an-
swered the clerk, "these are testa-
ments !"
Barnum has lived seventy-two
years, aud wants to live seventy
years longer. The fact that there
will be no circuses 10 the next world
appears to have discouraged the
veteran.
Courtesies st an introduction
First gsotlemsn--Madame, per-
NIT me to Introduce my friend, NJ.
X. He il not nearly 80 much Of a
fool 90 he looks.
/ Second gentleman--rhat 10 where
ny freud didoss from me, ma.
dane. |o7 '.,,4
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
A Wonderful Escape.
BIZ RUa ENE EMERSON.

Some years ago, I went with
young friend to pay visit to bis
grandfather, who lived in Delaware
@ ounty, Pennsylvania.
One evening my friend asked his
grandfather to give me an account
OF an adventure be had when q boy
shall endeavor 10 relots it 10 his
own language as nearly Is possi-
BILE.
Ny father had failed in business
IN Philadslphia (begau the old gen.
tiemap) and had concluded to try
his fortune in the western part OF
the State.
He started first aud erected o log
cabin, aud then returned for my
mother and myself. I was then q
boy Of ten. !
Al this tins The Indians were al
peace with the whites. so we lived
In comparative safety.
All went along we'll uutil my
father was stricken down withoisv-
er,, VI. IN
Nv mother. who wss % good and
nobls = soman - ever lived, had te
rarssny father sod sstsad 10 the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
The Lady Shoppers.

A woman enters dry goods store,
Steps to clerk who stands near the
door, ......
Asks him 10 show her the latest style.
Aud she pulls over the goods mean
while.
She says, II want dress for my neice;
Will you please show me that under
piecer"
Oh, l didn't see twas a polka spot,
That IL too near like the one shes got.
Chat piece with the stripes would just
suit me,
s ju,t ls pretty as 1t can be-;
DBut she wants II better covered ground
HNNith n sort of vine running all
round.
She don't want too dark, nor yet too
light.
Or y striped piece, nor yet very bright;
! think she'd like what you showed
mo last,
But do you think the colors are fastf
Cut of bit, before | decide
! II take piece home and have II tried.
/ had dress like that last fall,
And the colors did not wash ut all,
like those patterns there on the end,
Flltake a few samples for a friend,
Now one of this, II you'll be no kind,
And bit OF that II you'd not mind.
They're the incest styles I've seen
this year.
Imust always do my trading here.
! have got a piece that came from
here,
! forgot the price-'twas pretty dear,
lisa sort Of q dark alpaca stuff.
! want tomstch II, I've not enough.
DO you think you have it Ia the storel
My dress Is spoiled II l can't give
:, more,
Willyou put these samples in bill 2
I'll know where got them II you
will.
III take them home If she thinks
they'll do,
You1l see me back in day or two"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
For Tue Posr.
REBEL PRISONS.
By DIR. II. RoTHRocK.

The shops OF the city had mostly
been closed, aul Que Of the guard
told mo that every house in Rich
mond was either prison or hos,
pital. Though this may have been
exageration. it was no doubt q fact
that all tue dwellings, OF Richmond
had their spare rooms occupied by
confederate sick and wounded.
In this city the Infantry guards
we're relieved. and cavalry escort
furnished, who showed their cont.
dence in our desire to reach our
lines by letting us straygle ~ We had
min i to.
During tho day we marched with
out food ,anl finally late iu tho after.
noon, feeble cheer went up from
the advance, which told that the
dag on our transports was in sight.
Need | say how wildly our hearts
beat at the sight Of that dear old
Dag which we had followed in tat-
tie, and which had hoated among
tue peaceful scenes of home. Tho
feeling was too deep to be expressed
in words or cheers. Tears Of Joy
rolled down the cheeks OF many a
stout man, whose eyes we're unused
to weep the voice that attempted
expression was lost in choking sobs
Men sat quietly down, tears
coursing their dirt-furrowed cheek
contented to look up and SEQ the
old Gag" floating over them.
I sat in this manner, having, with
out knowing it, qniot, joyful cry,
when q comrade camo aloog. inquir.
ing what are you blubbering about
old fellow 7"
looked up, and saw be hadn't
much to brsg OF, aud replied, that
I was crying because folks we're such
fools as to live uudsr q Has with
thr 20 stripes, whom they night have
one With thirteen over thbm. We
hoisted anchor. loft thos@ scenes.
aud came. at last, sick, naiAad, em
aciated. comp any, to- Annapolis.
There kind hands cared for us. kind
welcomes chsered as, aud we knew
wo were ut home at last-at homo
with tho arms OF u great nation
around ua With tho srsAt lovs of
noble, loyal hearts. When left
Bello island, / had no hair or bat to
put on my bead, aud my clothing
consisted Of pair Of partaloons
and a shirt, aud these we're all tater-
ed and torn. The rest Of The boys
we're no better of, and some far
worse--they could not cover their
smoked black as negroes from the
nakedness-- aud we were ell
pitch-pine smoke--I am confident
our fathers aud mothers could not
have recogu lied us as their sons
after our arrival at Annapolis-we
got plenty to eat, aud the conss-
quences were bad, quite q number OF
the boys died, aud others took
chronic diarrhoes, aud had quite u
time to reoover-But this was one
Of the grsndest times 10 our lives
hope we may never bs 80 unfortu-
nate 40 to become prisoners OF war
again. rlhG
tn he Continual
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
The Newer Arithmetic.

A citizen whose gas bill was 81 for
tho month Of January shut his house
up for two weeks 10 March aud bis
gas bill was 81 70. How much did
he make 2
II q butoher-cart going at the rate
OF mile in three minutes strikes an
Alderman who 10 walking at the
rate OF four miles an hour. what il
the resisting power OF each ?
A County Treasurer knows OF
dead sure thing in wheat. and he
puts in 5000 OF the peoples ca sh.
The distance from his town to Cana
ia is lsO miles, aud the average
speed Of raiload train is thirty fve
miles au Ii ,ur. Find-but they
never hud EN-.
A lady bought some tape for elev'
Gu cents. aud some thread for two
cents, and worked or quor,er
with q hole iu it on tho peddler.
How much did she save TO buy tracts
for the heather :
A stone weighing twonty two
pounds is concealed under su old
hat, and man kicks it with such
force as to send it nine yards. As
it takes two aud one-half pounds OF
active pressure to move one pound
Of dead weight one foot, what force
did he exert =
A mao spends eighteen cents for
lager, ten cents for tobacco, twenty
cents for cigars, fifteen ceuts for
street car fare, and loses sl.50 at
poker be then permits his wifo to
purchase button hook for three
cents, and figures that her extrsya
gance will ruin him in three years
What is his capital
"A man has ninety-one sheep.
eighty seven calves and tbirty-fve
pigs, aud he desires to divide them
among three sons and n daughter,
80 that the daughter shalf have nine
more head than the boys. What
will DO the share Of each, providing
three sheep arc stolen, two calves
get lost aud five pigs follow circus
away
A citizen desires to move O cook
stove tweniy J -four feet aud put up
sixteen feet OF stove-pipe without
using either axe or hammer. Find
the exact divisor.
Q. What is reduction Of fractions?
A. Breaking o dish and then
jumping on the pieces. Ask us
something hard
q. What is prime number
"a W. i.
A boy having lost half OF his kite
string added forty-6vo feet, licked
two boys. clubbed dog and fell of
a fence. The otrins was then ones
half it's original length. What was
the original length
A man gives au order for sev1n
tons Of coal aud finds that no has re-
ceived only sis tons and 100 pounds.
How much more is duo him, aud
what'll you take to convince tho
dealer that he must send il
Q. What is dry measure
A. Measuring sawdust on hot
day.
q What is short division 7
4. Lesting tho other boz lave VI.
worm bole for his share.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
PO 9 { n ".
Al The Last


The str stream an. is '"llne.t when it n''r'
And the flowers are sweetest at the
evcntide,
And birds most musical ut the close Of
day, lt'a.I
And saiots diyinest when they pass
away. .T'Itu .f p
Morning Is holy, but hoiier charm
L.es folded close in Evenings robe Of
balm, TsD 20 l'. So i1s ff
And weary man must ever love her
best, .E .fr .-
Ter morning calls to toll, but night to
s"'s'u5T .afra t.f-
she comes from Heaven, and on her
wings doth bear
A holy fragrance, like the breath Of
prayer, o..
Footsteps Of angels follow In her trace
To shut the weary eyes Of day In peace.
All things are hushed before her ~
she throws
Ger earth and sky her mantle Of re-
pose;
There Is calmer beauty and power
That Morning knows not, in the Even
ing hour.
Until the evening we must weep and
toll
Plow life's stern furrow, dig the weed y
soil, ... ..t .-
Tread with soft feot our rough and
thornyi way,
And bear the heat aud burden Of the
day.
Oh! when our sun Is setting may We
glide
Like summer Evening down the gold
en- tide,
And leave behind us, ~ we pass away,
Sweet, starry twilight round our sleep
ing clay. ......
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
To be Continued

A certain politician being called .
fool, fortnight ago, one OF his dc.
tenders said, mo be isn't . fool ;
he's Q noodle"
whats the difference" growled
the original accuser. "Why." an.
swered the other. "the difference is
just this noodle is q person who
hasn't backbone enough to be q fool
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25

The conceited Britishers claim we
have no literature Of our own. They
dou't know anything about our cir
,us posters e,iiently. ,.s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
TO CONSUMPTIVES.,

Tho advertiser having beon peTmAnsutiy
cured OF that dread disease, Consu npiiou. By 3
SIN pie remedy, II anxious To make known 60
who desire II, he will send a copy Of The pre-,
scriptton used, tree OF charge with the dirses
iiops for preparing and using the % me. whieh
they will md = sure Cure ior Coughs Colds,
( Censn psptton, Asth hns, BreWs fitis. ks.
Parties wishing the PrsscrtIatou, viH pisaps
Address. Rev. T.. A, WILSON, ieS Psnn kt.s
Willtamsburuh, MY.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
Caution :

Notice is hereby given that I have
purchased one horse, Buggy, Organ,
and set Of harness which have left In
the possession Of Robert Bingaman and
all persons are hereby cautinned uot
toIneddle With the same NJ their peril.
HENRY STAHL.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

John II. Hubbard, il merchant Of Liberty,
died Monday OF typhoid fever.
Work on the Richmond and NIccklcnburg
Railroad Is progressing rapidly.
| Mr.. G. T. Garland, an old and honorcd
citizen Of lynchburg, died Wednesday, aged
IS years.
WAS shot and killed last week by young
man named VIM. Ncn.
The farm of John S. Lewis, 100 acres,
near llarrisonhurg, has been sold to ID. II.
| RilSton for 81 ,lOl
The Ncw-School Buptsts propose to
build III Rivcrton, Warren county, Il church
just so soon as the necessary fund is raised.
Mrs. NJ +. Hicks, Il niece of the late
! DR.. Socrates Maupin. of the University of
Virginia, died in bedford county few days
! ago.
Mr. Charles OBJ. Cowardin, editor of the
Richmond Dispatch, and Mr.. William G.
Elan, editor Of the WING, who were arrest
cd during last week upon Il charge Of being
about to commit a breach of the peace by
| fighting duel, have been bound over to
keep the peace in the sum Of 81 900 each
and discharged, though the evidence showed
no intention on the part Of either to COM
nit breach OF the peace.
On Saturday evening at Danville John
H. Johnston, Mayor Of the city, shot John
+: Hatcher, late chief Of police, inlicting
what is believed to be mortal wound.
| The parties met casually in the evening,
and Hatcher demanded an apology for Il
statement Of Johnston that Hatcher had
not accounted for fines he had collected
An apology WAS refused. \ scutile ensued,
| l..1,x Il, II
| rendered himself, and was admitted to bail
for 5000. Johnston is the readiuster
Mayor elected last spring. Hatcher was
the democratic chief Of police, and was de-
posed by the readjuster Council. He had
held the office two years, and was re-
gardcd by the public as Il faithful and efli-
cient officer