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AN ANECDOrE OF AARON BURR
The RecOlIectiOns OF n Lady who Fee II
the Charm OF His Piercing Eyes.

AN ANECDOAE OF AAhRON HChHs
the Charm Of His Piercing Eyes.
From the st. Louis Republican.
In New York city, few weeks since. died
Miss TheOdOsia Burr Davis. in her seventy-sev-
enth year, only sister Of Col George T. NJ. Davis,
we'll known to some of the older residents of st.
Louis as formerly prominent member of the
Illinois bar aide-de-camp to Gen. James Shields
In the Mexican war. and in 1S49 81 editor of q
newspaper in this city. Miss Davis was lady
OF brilliant and highly cultivated intellect, fine
conversational powers and remarkable energy
Though tried by disappointment and sorrow as
few have been, she retained her viYacity and
wit almost to the last, while by q lite which was
In most respects one long self-sacrlice, she won
and kept the esteem and affection of large cir
Gle OF relatives and friends. Her virtues, how
ever, were so entirely domestic and private that
the only excuse for this brief notice is the fact
that she was indirectly connected with an his
torical parsonage IN whom the public is always
The father Of Miss Davis died young, and she
was left to the guardianship of MS brother.
Matthew L. Davis, the intimate friend and
biOgrapher of Aaron Burr-0ne of that little
band Of devoted adherents who never aban-
dOned their unfortunate chief, and who were
known In those days as "Burr's Tenth Legion"
Though she bore the name Of his idolized
daughter, and was the niece and ward of man
80 CLOSELY aSSOClaC ed with him, MISS Davis never
saw Burr but twice. Their first meeting made
profound impression npOn her. as well it might.
She was at her uncle's house, spending a por-
ton OF school vacation, when one morning
when she was up stairs, he called to her to come
down as there was visitor who wished to see
her.
For some reason she never could explain, she
had al undefinable dread of this unknown visi-
tor, and did not at once obey the summons. It
was repeated with emphasis which put an end
to further hesitation, and she came down. Mr.
Davis took her by the hand and they entered
the parlOr. There she saw, sitting on the
sofa, little old man, dressed In the
fashion Of past generation, with hair
as white as snow, and eyes SO lustrOus and
piercing that she could not resist their fascina-
ton. With the stately courtesy Of the ancient
regime, her uncle led her toward the stranger
and said: Colonel Burr. this is the child of
whom spoke. Ineed not tell you whose name
she bears" The old man rose. and graspinp
both her hands In his held her at arms length.
gazing into her face with those marvellous ewes
as II be would read her very soul. The ordeal
lasted but moment. though It seemed an age
TO the timid girl; then her hands were dropped.
and Burr exclaimed, in faltering voice: "Take
her away, Matthew, I cannot stand IT." Once
afterward they met accidentally on Broadway.
She hurried past without speaking, but Burr
stopped. and as she looked round she saw his
eyes following In long, wistful gaze as Il they
would draw back to him the bearer Of that be-
loved name.
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vHANCERY SALE OF AvALUABLE TRACT OF
~ LAND IN The COUNTY OF WASHING ron.
ING SIXTY-FIyE ACRES, MoRE or LESS,
AND IMPROVED By COMFORTABLE FRAME

DWELLING.
.h By virtue Of deere Of the Supreme Court Of q
No 025 tSwan ct ala vs. Swami ct as. } and a. -
dated Sy order passed in .sd causes on tn as dsy Of
July. 1883, the undessned trustees WI on or for
DAY Of F. ef 81 N hRn
.,CLoCK p. M. the following described real
peee tract r. ESTATE sSa ana sens VII,
the county q washineton in the district Of ooumSis
Of Of the late Edward Swami. DECEASED psSd
contained in the following bounds. 70 Wit BesinninQ
land on the south nse Of the county road known
fesn rrch serd ROAD thence nIsth Srs desree east
line of Moreands land with the lines Of said land
ess. forty Ssc sfchs. WI M as S dss
r. IS perchesl; north twentyrln degrees cast
north forty degrees sixty eight and ninety TWO
hundredth perches "a. &C de9s. E. 6s % perches %
North sixty eight DEGREES west forty eight percSe. IN
Ss aess; a. ss peroses south this,yeish aesress
forty degrees west eShtcne percRes Il dsss
Wa 81 Terches) to corner of sonneman's land thence
Branch road thence south twenty aud one fourth de-
hees. r. 80 per, he.l TO the corner of Bradley
benches 9 Sc seSsh degrees sd es nfy.ss
eighty thrss desress east twenty perches IN. IS
ts sd risss ss S nSds or in two
parcels respectively 80 and ~ perches
Terms OF sale az prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase in cash. and the residue in two
u sale w IL Of hs ri.
ak per cent per snnum the deferred payments to be
cash at option OF purchaser The trustees reserve the
fEht to resell the ssid property should the purh.se
OF sale deposit of $50 will be required at the time Of
SALE Ali '0n EJ6SnPhE e GsasT
GEO tsTPH H i;cSif,ePs avenue: Trustees.
u,o, isoe F street ti northwest;
Tbos. J. FISHER X 90. Aucts seI'22-eotoct2dSds
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND COME
dental Consulting Physician for Ladies and Gem
and Saturday, from to9 mr. at $50 street north
Main office. so North Liberty street Baltimore. Nd.
au27-3m
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
M LIFE. All bugnees con6dential. Iadiee md (}en.
temen 50 cents each. COS L street between 4th and
9th streets northwest 3e1x-l6w"
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TWO FINE NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT
Il DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 47A AND 4T6 o
STREET, NEAR FIFTH STREET NORTH-

On MONiAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST -
at FIVE O'CLOCK, will SELL in front of the Ii
prmises, Lots So and a. Of subdivision OF Lot L. ~
In Square SIP. Each of there lots front 20 feet
north street and improved by Press Brick Front
Houses. Water. gas. ranges. latrobes. gas fixtures
ROOM rooms pantries in fact complete in every
particular and desirable houses either for investment
or homes. Will readily rent to pay splendid interest.
Should be seen to be appreciated.
Terms: One-thrd caeh balance In and two years
notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
ally and to be secured by deed of trust premises
deposit Of 800 required each house az coon sold
DUNCANSON Bros,
sep26. n. %. 29&octl Auctioneers.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSUN BKOS, Auctoneers.
ON LINCOLN AVE. NEAR BOUNDARY STREET.
No. 92l folio 49, ct of the nd DIS for
District Of Columbia. will sell at public auction. in
pay OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1883. az FIVE O'CL! 'CK p
NJ all that certain piece parcel of ground being and
situated in Washington county, in the District of Column
bis known and designated as lot numbered three o. in
John Keatings recorded sub division of partof Pros
pect Hil together with all the improvements. ways,
easements rights privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging III wise appertaining.
Terms $500 in CASH balance In equal instalments at
he secured by deed on premises or all cash. at
opt Of purchaser derosit OF 500 required at sale
Terms TO be complied With in days. otherwise
trustee the right to resell at risk and cost of
fautne purchaser after five days pubic notice of such
c. Conve. ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
sep21- JOHN A. HAMILTON, Trustee.
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NJ RS. HELEN A; hockARY. WIFE OF THE f x
SECRETARY OF WAR.
adds to long List of testimonials the following let-

KEoKUK, Iowa, May 3Oth, 1885,
tits with genuine gratitude bear testimony to the
eihcacy Of cooks Balm # Life" Besides being a
great sufferer witt DYSPEPSIA in its many forms,
had tr.quept att: cks Of ERUC1 ATOMS OF GAS from
the stomach which lasted from three to seven hours
and We're followed by very distressing and alarming
81 KING SPEi LIS, and for which could find
edy until called upon n. Dexter OF Washington ID.
G. who told me that the best medicine he knew Of for
that sym TOM and one he often prescribed his pa
tients was Cooks Balm Of Lfe.' Immediately pro-
cured bottle a9d after taking three doses my stomach
was renewed, and before had used half the con.
tents Of the bottle that condition Ct
had no recurrence Of the trouble rsfe in saying
thing that gave relief have by its use osrned liz
value other directona also and consider it ONE OF
, MoRLD. and think myself unfortunate when l am
fitted by its use as have been. sincerely yours,
HELEN A. McCRARY
r ,S.ZP!ease send me by express one dozen bottles
marked CO d., and much obige, etc.
Mandatory Long Branch, Nj
~ Sod in " Wash 1Ig gton u: G., by sToTT, GROIN
els8 Sep5-lms
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Total paid by all.

Iuial pad by "a. 6sl. U0t
FOR the truth or the above facts refer the public &c
the officers Of the aboyenamed corporatiops and fos
our Legality and standing to the Mayor Officers Of
the CITY OF New Orleans. to the State authorities al
Louisiana. and also TO the u s. Officials of Iousiane
We clainto be legal honest and in all our trans
actlons. as much so as any business in the coultry
Our standing Il conceded by all who viii investisats
aud our stock has for been sold at our Boa ri "a
Brokers' and owned by many our best known ard re-
spected citizens.
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4 yHANCEKY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
TOL. BEING ALL OF SQUAkE FIVE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT.
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court ofAA8
the District of Columbia, holding special Term ~
in Equity. in cause No. g. 4A. Equity Docket o. Il
Myiie and Others are defendants. which decree WAS
passed September 5th. A: d. 1888. we win on UEs-
ING AT THE HOUR OF iTREE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. in
FIVE hundred and seventyeight (5tS In the City Of
Washington This square win be sold In lots accord
will be exhibit at time of sale.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by said decree are: Ono
In six and twelve months from day Of sale for the de-
fred payments the purchaser purchasers shall give
occurred by deed Or deeds Of trust the property
or purchasers deposit Of fty dollars (ss on each
lot must be made when the property il Knocked down.
JOHN G. HEALD
sol street northwest 5r
HENRY WISE GARRETT, Afos'oos'
No. g Columbia Law Build'gS
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. sep2O- eodts
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roesmas.er General Gresham having published a
nn and MALICIOUS fasehood In regard 20 tho charao.
Ter OF The Louisiana State LoptoRy Conpsuy the III.
lowing facts are given TO the public prove his stso
be false and untrue:
Amount Of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lot
Pad TO Southern Exnresa Co Mon n.aa.a.
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!; +. III 4 $ 3 i
II N N EEB Mn 90 Mn ILL 7 :

DIR. CHFEVFR'S ELECTRIC BELT. or Regeners-
tor fs made expressly for the of derangeents
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility of the
generatlve organs occurs from whatever cause the
continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeatins
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years of
use have tested it. and thousands are testified
TO- weakness from Indiscretion, mcapacity, Lack of
V1gor. ster1htyin fact trouble of these organs is
cured DO not this with electric belts adver-
tsed to cure all Ills from head to toe This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co.
mh3-s&w 1O3 Washington street, Chicaxo.
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EEcUND-HA CLOTHING BOUGHT. AED ne
9 hghc4 cash prices paid Aloo Watrha1 Jeuesrv
Cuos P,sso - xs Gal or addrs9 NkkEoG. - u
tisesIl nezr teNnky1sakAA ayuaua s.ar11
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THE TENACITY WITH WHICH PEOPLE ABIDE
by their early faith mayors Sarsaparls can only
be explained By thefact that 1t II the best blood ms
cine used and V not approached in sxcssncs By
any new candidate Tor pubic favor. :.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING

THIS EVENING.
WEKKs CO.. AuodoueerA
oi1s5Ne egT SAFE asS Of s RA5AScE q STOCK q
sNp s1aSIs ESHS RJN cHA1Ss CLOCKS
Sale EVERY EVENING. q SVEN O'CLOCK, and
e as: nj. s
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
ENTsRRs sAkE sS5S AND G sESs
49, ci.ofhINa. 10. 1855
r sKTHRx Sns saa
commencing each evening At SEVEN O'CLOCK win
,pS ss @ sSs silver Mh os.p
Clocks. Books Clothing. Musc., inssrumenss. Ssr:
Terms eash. {. A; SMITH. Broker.
sep2S6t S14 9th street northwest
EOLEY. Aucuoneer.
On LAST MSIh PAY OF THE AgSTISN sAH
ocmmsncinv at iALF-PAsT TEN A. NJ. 1 win sell.
22o pair ine and superior Blankets
100 Comforts quilted with white cotton:
Pure silk Veivess in Biacs. Navy Blue Garnet
Black and Colored Silks from best Lyons manufsc-
tuiers.
Cashmeres Of best qualities. Sc. 20. and 46 inches
Fashionable Plaid Dress Goods. Towels and Table
Linens.
silk Brocatelle Linen sheetns. Hosiery and Under
wear.
Ladies viii please attend this SALE a. the above men
toned goods viii be positively sold without reserve
All goods sold ranteed perfect in every respect
sepl9-4t NJ. FOLEY. Auctoneer.
~ THIS SALE Is Pos rPONED UNTIL MoH-
DAY. OCTOBER FIRST, at TEN-IHIRTY A. M in
consequence of the rain. 1t viii positively take place
at that time. rain or shtoe. sep25-5t
nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MATERIAL AT o. g.
NAVY YARD. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FIRST. CON-
MEN CHG AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at the U.
S; Navy Yard. . large lot Of Material
VI,HoMAs DOWNING Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MEs sIKhET 6okWFH NTIs B aTp NINE
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated April 10TH -
u. 1872 and duly recorded in Iiber 9O9 folio Sfsi
umba and the written request of the party secured
tn rely. will offer for sale at public auction in
81 ths on e kIesT pa
piece or parcel of ground known and distinguished
the ground plat plan of the Cityof washngt n in the
feet 'front.' by the full depth with saidfron seventy
five 75) feet Of original lot numbered seventeen Q7
square numbered one hundred and seventeen 1l7l
Terms of sale: pnehalf of purchase money be paid
in sh and the balance in six and with
property Sold or all cash. at the purchasers option
500 to be raid at time Of sale All convey ancing
piled with in seven days otherwise the property win be
esod at he risk and cost of defaung purchaser after
WALTER g. DUCKETT. \
'" JAMES rs N ksa15S5eiHi sSe' Trustees.
sepl7, 10, %, "a, 26629
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WYHEN SYMPTOMS OF MALARIA APPEAR IN
w any FORM take Ayers Ague Cure at once to pre-
vent the deveopmentof the disease and continue until
health s restored, ast surely win be by the use tins
remedy. cure is warranted In every instance ssp27
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FASHION WRINKLES.

WAIsTCoATs-NEw MANTLE sHAPEs-THE NEW
COLLAR FOR STREET WEAR, ETC.
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myself and wife and a hired man. My wife is
Of ns w0S have to
lars week TO the right person. II you feel capa-
Die for the place. and can bring a recommended
possible"
Then followed some directions about trains,
and the whole was signed, in plain, homely
fashion, .'Yours, Bethuel Harlow"
''Wife feeble" unused Molly; "well, she won't
be pOking round the kitchen all the time
(an0ther flash of the Concord spirit) 'Domes-
suited. A""'
The result was that few day later Molly.
armed with letter from her minister. was set
uowh, the only passenger, at Wheatfeds sta
Squire Harlow, waiting for the expected
| good plain cook, !" was smitten with great mis-
| givIngs at the sight of the stylish younu ladv
| lOr 10 MS eyes. accustomed to the dress OF
Wheathelds daughters, the simple gray suit
elegance, and he was not treasured by the oues-
| ton Of the station agent Got companv Prom
the city, amt YEP" But 1t was too late 70
retreat, and soon old Danl was pulling them
steadily toward home. The squire said little.
but glanced at the girl occasionally from under
his shaggy eyebrows. 1t was q fair, honest
| face. which freshened with every mile in the
sweet evening air, and the gray eyes took In
everything, from the chipmonk on the wall 20
the locust-trees with their fragrant dropping
| clusters.
| "Want piece?" said the squire, as they drove
under one. Her face was answer enough; and
stopping old Dan'l, the good man cut cluster
and dropped 1t In her lap. She thrifty took of
her new lisle-thread gloves to take 1t, showing
hands 80 white that the squire groaned inter-
naiiy. Those hands wash his dishes and scrub
MS noors? Was this young lady, who was pref
| TIER and better dressed than any girl In Wheat
! neids, MS domestic? He shoOk his head slight
! ~. chewing bit Of the locust
Molly ventured few questions about the
family, and heard the story Of what was siwsys
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AUCTION SALES.
DAYS.
r FOLEY, Auctionsse.
sIxIH 81 RET. BETwEfN a "a AND Il s SIT II

SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated suiy Ia lsss -
and recorded IN laber 0sS. folio al, et So one
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia
Tor sale public auction, In front OF the premises on
myNpn. OCTOBER FIRST. 1sss. az FIVE 0'Ci oCR
1 and the south sixteen 6) feet and eleyen inches
oa iW ultoen uS). An square numbered eight hundred
sna eeseny-eght ts.sl, recorded In Ibar l. oS3,
fono All ct eea, Of the land Of the District a
CoiumoiA with improvements thereon.
erms; One third Of the purchase money "a cash ana
the residue IN two equal ustalments al and tNelvS
months from day 81 sale Interest secured 20 TIA
satsfecuon OF the rustee all nj the oTtinn Oh
the purchaser rustee reserves the right a. resell q
the risk and cost Of the defsultns purchaser terms
OF sale are not complied with in days. One hun.
dred dollarx deposit required when bid IL Accorded
LAUN1A G. DUNDoRE, frustse
~. EOI.EY. AuCtoneer. AMI
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF NATURAL AT q. 8.
NAVY YARD. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FIRST. COM.
MEN CHG AT TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at the u.
S. Navy Yard. largo lot Of Material.
Terms cash sep2s-ot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

2ekteu Somstas Morsen itarb Serr
0icoIaus Senfne, Gin Ianqiabri9sr
9epobusr unfeter &tabt uub o1ae.
meiu aeodteter Burger, mad mebriu6h
cntlider Rr5ntbeit, i'm @lter bon So
Sabreu. 10 Dlonaten. Der 8erfor-
bcne pal in 9obeniea, Sehsn ssboren
un6 nanberte in 1883 nod @meritn
ans. 9ad6em ar etph cnbertbulb
Sabre in @9seIina. 8irainien. aepobnt
febsIts er in 1855 mad Sermnnn iber,
nc er feitber semobnt uno Id burh
5leib uno ausOduer Elm bubIbeS On
ipeisu srmorbeu bate. Die Beerbio.
une fanb am Sonntaa Ro1mittaa
urter benz &ituS Der eoanaeIiiheu
Rirts auf benz ifdttiidsn 6riebbofe
fatt, unO Die srobe 3ahI Der @inwo5-
nerl4aft %unfsrsr Stabt, weIde feiner
irbildeu 3uue oas Iekte ~G6reuaeleite
CAB, Ieats Den bs1en Bswsis Der QGt.
uua Ole feline Mitbirgsr fir i'm besten.
at. Der Serforbcut binterId6t cine
@ittpe uno brei Sinbsr wslds isinsn
Sob %betrauern.
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9ns am Iebteu Mittuo6 Nbeno
bon ser MilitdrsGapele heS 81 preuf-
i6en S~nfanterie 8e9imentes ~psranftoI-
tete Goncert mar gut beiudt. Ser
Guf oeHen id bieie @upeGe e~rfreut,
bate nidt nur bic GinwohneriGaft
u%nierer StnSt uuo llmaeaeno III 9rob-
erer Nnsabl ais eetp6buIid onQeaoaeu,
Tonberr aud bon Berger uuO Morrifon
botten lid SunitentbuTufeu cinGefun.
Den. I'm Den bon biefen Slnileru Uor.
9esou6ertcu 8oueu iu laufden. go
groB Die O. NIP artun9cn alsr Befuder
oes Goncertcs paren, uurben biefelben
bon cen 9eiitua9en Der 8ler melt libcr-
trOfen, uno man b0rte am 9aluHe
oeS @oncerteS nur ein llrtbeiI ndmli9
u uSgeset dnet. Nnb benz Con-
cert ipielten Die 81er nod gum
&an;e auf uno ibre berrli9eu g8eifen
IisBen SicIe Die lont fdper auf ibuen
rubenbe 9at Der Sabre Osrsefen unb
nit lu9enbIidsm Seuer baS Sousbein
idwingen.
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Ger lebteu Samstng Nbeno in Der
@oncert,9aIe o~b9ebaItene Mosteubaa
mar in ieOer Bssi.bung Elm brilIonter
GrfoIg. Der Beiu1 Iie6 ui6ts su
panidsn ibri9 unb Dant Der uortrsT
Iideu Arrangements nmufirteu i'd oHe
Sbeiluebmer outs Bette. Seiouoerer
@rwlbnung Ueroieut Ole Sruppe rs ON
panp g." aus IL 0ameu uno etpo
20 5srrcn befsbsub, weIde in bubider
Uniform aufmnrfdtrten un6 cine &stbe
BON Grercitieu auSflbrten. 3errn
Bm. 9eriog gebubrt ale Nnerfennuna
fir tiegtube Die er fd gat, oie@rupps
suftauoc su bringeu, uno mar bas
.9clir9:u feines llnteruebnenS ieben'
faus fur i'm Der bette Qohn fir bic
9e6abte Wfiibs. Quber rieier 8ruppe
uaren nod 3nei orhtre Srupprn bic
beibs redt gut aefelsn, ndmIid Die
IS reider" una Die Bounty Bumper"
Defenders I:btere erre9te aIaemeine
Seiterfeit unb nuroe beim Mbmorih
Iebboft npplauoirt. Nber nidt IN
@ruppeu, iunoeru nod cine 9robe In-
anbI Wasfen, worunter stni9e iebr
s~eIunQeue uuo prodtUols, bews9ten
fh in buntem 9urdeiuanoer i'm Saale,
uno mir ~beoaueru, noB Der Ma1gel an
&aum cs unm0sIid maAt bieielben
eitgeaenb AZ befdreibeu.
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3esten 6 icusta9 Nben0 fano in Der
Bobnune bsS Srn, Nuault &ief, bic
Srouuua Ieiner So6ter 9ouife nit
2errn GarI 2in6art bon ct. 2ouis
itatt. G8 batten iid cine @n3obI
Sreun6e Der @Itern Der Braut einge-
funben UNI Der feierliden SnnoIung,
Die bura 9srrn 8idter Sndsn UoG,o.
gen ipurbc, bei,uwobnen unb benz
8routpaare ibrc @ITfpIuide barsu'
brlreen. @ad Der Srauung na6m bic
@eieIldaft on einem ipIenbiben Sou'
per tbeiI unb Die fr0bIid tie Stimmune
berri6te mdbreuO be5 gauseu Nbenos.
0ie @it9Iisber Der NpoftIe 8aub
bra1ten benz Brautpaare Elm Stdno'
den uno nuroen fel6itberfdn6Ii5 elm.
q.Iaoeu einSutreten uuA bon 9errn unO
6rau Niee ouf's Bette betuirttet. Grit
au fpdter Stun6e nabmen Die Safe
nit Den befen DHnfa.n fir bas fer.
mere WobIerseben oes BrautpaareS,
N6i9ieb. 9err uno 5rau 2inbart reiiten
am WiItipob mad st. 9ouiS ibrer
3uflnftigsn Ssimatb ab. Mo9e ibr
Slid ME getriibt weroen If 0erBunfd
ibrer OieItn bief8en SreunHe benz aud
lpir un5 anI9lieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

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Flst eure 3eimatb first, and all the
time, uub aaes miro bsher ssben."-
Obises 9AubioI : arsumen: eridieu
in einer Srei6an6eies3tituns.