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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

0tnnb)>c4o 11y1y Y :.
- 49,. nsrx uunKnY ov TuB pALL0f--
@,'r 0onnurrfrLn Lrsf.
u...,s1,x Anguish special rays: 10 ,
Ipe ..sn,s,c experience Of political cam.
very =. ~ar;ous parts OF the country ior
ga'sns 80 mast. one In municipaf con'
niteen !ea ,.ss since become historic Dc
yes. W.T. - the legal prosecutions for briosry
. .,.s e,oi,orcd 1t, YOUR correspondents pa
thu' 'o" 80, such open. unblusDins'
ne'., debauchery OF the ballot rs
aNo"'u limited In this Puritan cry
wa. ss, From one end OF the town
y,' ~;,,er the talk WIS "money" lou
10 tne "roup OF rough-looking men on
pas'.u o, and WITHOUT taking the trouble
.he sn,.'' their voices they discussed bow
70 Nv oac,, oot for his vote, grumbling al
mum 80 1uek of one over the otner
.uu ,, 80 s;obt Of the polls. Within iisy
,,", 81 The poilipg-place, 10 Mr. b'alna ; >
n,.r ward. men were treated OUT OF Wu's.
g'r.bottles by political runners Ii was I"
saiurnalia OF corruption. .,,,, tho i,di.
''," Yes not familiar enough w,h tne iIiu,,
c;duoI noliiics Of the town 10 o,,cIln ,',,,,
II, tween The Democratic ana hc2u yep, pnots
u,. ,,e,s Int n comparison OF the poll'booSs
* IN a list OF the corrup,lDie 'v.eiS pr
,'ared before the election SHOWS .Iat ,no,
r",nes are to-dny, in the grca, ui,l pI,'. !, ~,
instances. marked lor ROBBIE. ferasps ,n'
mi, was due only 10 the TACT tn't tne nc
nubliran campaign-ptrse was 'i'e ne'' 10,
1 h.yc cen no reluctance to nght tne ueN
., IN fire but there are some TWO nu''l -
pn|,,LI,can ofice-holders In the city
an, 81 each eight yoters-and the sau'.,
., ,I,cse men were TO be drawn upon' W
sav nothing Of the enormous iund sent 'h'o
the Stale.
THOUSANDS OF DISHONEST 'oIb"''
70 tho same processes obtained elsewhere
{, the State as in Augusta, some ilous'"us
~ dishonest electors were r'cner VIII
ni0ht came by from 80 to S29 eacn. ",s
hundred end seventy names were on emo
corrupiibIc list prepared IN TINS cry yo,J,
tLe election. Robes increased 'hai 'e'i
over That OF two years ago Is 90 l niu
mat some Catholic Democrat votes also are
recorded for Robbie. The Catholic p,sSs
hero. the Rev. Father MURPHY, yoted lor
lin. The first Republican ticket ne had ever
east II Is to BE- hoped that the i;'ct H'u
NOT influence his vote, but he has q Drotuef
emnloyed In the Portland custom'house'
CHEERING FOR CLEVELAND.
When brass band and .orchlight pro-
ccssion passed the hew Ags Once on lts
way 70 Bhii e's house last II ght the pro-
ces.ion stopped to give a derlslve Gneer;
Instantly A crowd OF Democrats gatnere,'
tLerc. SGT up great shout Tor CleVe,au W..
ard repeated IL again anu again untl .nc
r,o,c>sion disappeared. Evidently 'Ec
Maine Democrats are unlorriiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11
BASEBALL.
uORSEMEN, ATTENTION.

DIR. II. q. ROGERS, Veterinary PhvsIcIsn and
Snrgeor-s regular graduate OF We erinary science
and medicine, Lon ton FnRl'nd. Orices, Marshall
sable, Third and Marshall streets. and l70l east
Broad sueel. References, Dy yer aission, from
tie leading horsemcn OF England aud America.
inhmafy for chronic diseases and lanenea. close
TO city. 1 respectfully solicit the patronage OF
those parties having cases maltreated and deserted
ty the veterinary pirates, or oss-DocrORs.
"a l1-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

M WE ARE CLOSING OUT WHITE
GOODS a, prices very much below yilne.
se11 LEVY 4 DAVIS'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

Ell COLOBED SILKS 60 cents yard,
and oTHLR SILKS equally - ~herr.at
Ill LEVY & DhyIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

Mt HOT WEATIiER-BLASKETS
c,uNG FAST. Chcapos; Blankets to be fouad
:, LEVY X DAViSs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

ny YOUR CHOICE OF RUGS IN
otRLowER WINDOW for si.25.
eli LEVY DAviS's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

r,,. LOOK AT OUR CHEAP FICHU5.
III LEVY DAvigs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

III GRAND BARGAINS IN TOW
ELS. Just received at LEVY DAViss'
sell -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

~ aENTLEMEN's SHIRTS, col
, sns. sCARps. UNDERWEAR. AND cELLU.
LOID GoOpsH
cell "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

I - ~ ARE NOW BECEIvfNG
SAL, LEVY 4 DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11
Personal.

George LOUIS Palmella Busson du Mau-
rier-that is all The name the Punch society
artist laws claim 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-27
jBI1F TFlElRS;

The majority Of The iIlS -es,te human
body arise from a arrangement Of fh
Liver, affecting both the stomach 1aC
boIUeLs. In order to effect q cssTe, 70 &
necessary to Tenlore the cGeGse. IrTegw
Tar and Sluggish action of the BOscets
Headache, Sickness at the Stomach Poia
In the Back and Loisls, etc., indicate thG
the LiUer IS at Jfa,tl', and that fGtWFsTe
q1tires assistance 70 cssG6Le this organ
tIsT0IC off impurities.
Pr1CkIy Ash Filters are especially
compounded for this purpose. Thes aF
mild Ia their action and efectSCs ne ;
c1tre; are pleasant to the taste and tGEses
easily by both children and adults tn
Ken according to directions, they are
safe and pleasant cIsref for Dyspepsia
General Debility, Eal1itual Cor
stipatiOn, Diseased Kid91eys
ETC., etc. rs G Blood Purifier the1
are superior to any other medicine
cleansing the system thoroughly, enc
trnpGrtinO SsetC life and energy to the&sa
UaLid. It's a medicine and NOT al
Intoxicating beverage.
ash TuuR DRUGGIST FuR PRlcKIY ASH Bl1rrRs,
and take no other. PRICE. sloo Per Bottle
pRIcKLY ASH BITTERS CO., SOLE PR0PRIET os>
e. Louis and Kansas oIt7. 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-27
HOME MARKETS.

,..r, Miners and General DeGs-
70 TI,aTTT,I'oSts]tions given in this column
rs: Al q u1edd'd aiIT from careful IN
sre cOrre ef fbe different markets; prices
s0eci9n % Of IT wholesale rates, and retail
quoted @ ngs St expect to pay somewhat
BSisher figure;
Office of THE HERALD.
v-idav evening. Dec. g. 1884.
salt Lake Ore Market
- daily by Mccormick & Co..
FuluH'- Bankers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-27
COPPER.

NEW York quotations.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-27
Catarrh Of the Bladder.

RidnaSyi Eng aess irritation, Inflammation al,
by "i 9yyc %nu = rlnary Complaints. cured
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
MANY new LINES OF GOODS,

And such prices that will teach you beyond the express
you to make your profits in your purchases, to make
yourself rich and prosperous. Our buyer stands
ready with an eager eye and long purse in the New
York markets grasp all good values that before
him. and with the ready cash in hand you may expect
some temptngy low values
We have just placed in stock invoice of SatineS
in many handsome designs and harmonious coorings
These goods worthy your special attention. prices
70 to 45c.
New Foulards and French Percales. These
goods in great variety of designs all OF which
markabe for good taste in patterns mixtures and color
ngs, and also for their excellence of and quality.
Our line Of Canton Dress Ginghams is the largest it
has been pleasure to offer purchasing pub
lie, consisting in large and small paids, in plain block
plads and shaded and broken paids By inspecting this
line of goods you cannot help but suit yourselves
We have placed in stock line of Embroidered Red
and White FlannelS, which in point of quality and
nicely OF design unsurpassed.
Gents Hosiery. We showing unequaled as
sortment in cotton, Isle thread and silk in plain and fan
cy coored may be desired and prices as usual the
lowest.
New Spring Styles in GentIemens Fancy Neck
wear. New shapes and patterns and some very unique
designs
Our stock of Gents Linen Collars is at present very
large and complete, and offering special in
ducements just present in line of Gents Apply all
linen standing collars at 85c each and Apply all linen
cuff at the low price of 20c per pair
Price List and Samples sent free application.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
Items of Interest.

Senator Miller of California owes the
finest residence in Washington.
Moody and Sankey have begun their
mission work near Hampstead, England.
Hartford has more wealthy people
Than any city Of its size in the United
States.
Nots nail Is used in the construction
of houses in Japan. They are put to-
gether by method Of mortisiDg.
Abbey's losses as manager Of the Met
ropolitan Opera House in New York are
now reported 10 be more than $500, 900.
Clarence G. Forl, Consul at Sagua La
Grands, has temporarily taken charge Of
the United States General Consulate at
Havs4a-
Five hundred geyscrs and 500 hot
springs are reported as in the Yellow
stone National Park by the government
surveyors.
The Postofiiee Department has issued
an order changing the name of the Office
at Washington Corners. Alameda coun-
ty, to Irving.
The will Of the late Mrs. Valeria G..
Stone, of Boston, who left $500 to
charitable institutions, is to be contested
by the heirs at law.
The Empress Of Germany is suffering
from catarrh and fcver, and is confined
to her bed. Her proposed visit to Baden
has been abandoned.
An English temperance society has
offered prizes amounting to about 5000
for some on-intoxicating drink that will
be q substitute for beer.
Ex-special Postal Agent McKusick has
been appointed SPECIAL agent Of interal
revenue To repari to Colonel Chapman
In charge in San Francisco.
There ia good deal Of anxiety in East
Oakland over the mysterious disappear.
ance Of Mr.. Morgan L. Jones, the drug
clerk in Melvin's Pharmacy.
John Bush. the colored murderer, who
was to have been hanged at Lexington,
KY, yes erdsy, has been granted new
trial by the Court OF Appeals.
There is brisk deman for East Oak
land real estate at present, and dealers
say that business has never been so
prosperous in this regard as it is now.
The Cincinnati Gazette says "tho
menkeyiug at criminal trials is over for
many year, and when the new court
house rises from the ashes there will be
better atmosphere in it,"
The Molders' Union of Troy, N. ",
has accepted the reduction OF twenty psr
cent, snd all the foundries will start up
at once, after deadlock Of three months.
This affects about 1000 men.
The report Of the Pacific Mail Com
pany for the nine months ending Feb.
ruary Goth shows the earnings to have
been 81, 1853, 900; expenses, g., 563, 600
on increase Of net earnings over the pre-
vious year $4,000.
Henry Story, Of Fayetteville, Tenn,
always carried whisky flask in his
game bag He became so elated while
hunting at his unusual good luck that
he drained the flask, lost his way, fell
into river and was drowned.
The President has recommended to the
Senate the removal Of Collector Wickers,
Of Key West, because of his alleged
sympathy and collusion with the Cuban
filibusters who recently left that port.
The question is low under consideration
by the Senate Committee on Commerce.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
TINE DEADLY RArrLEsmAxE.
A Boy Dies From the Bite of One oi
These venomous Reptiles.
IFrom the Sem Diego Union.l ]

From the San Diego Union.l
We have . terrible misfortune to re-
oord--the death of . boy from the effects
Of rnttlesnske bite. About o'clock
on Sunday afternoon WIN. Howard
Bishop, the ll-year-old son Of Mr..
Thomas Bishop, carpenter living near
the old Gilbert residence in the eastern
part of town, took hatchet and went up
Switzer's Canon in search Of "chilacotes" !"
the seed Of plant which the boys use
as substitute for marbles. An hour
later Mr.. Geo. s. Pidgeon, with his son,
was taking ramble up the
canon, when he came upon the
Bishop boy lying in the path
nesr the old slaughter house. The boy
was wrthing in agoay and his tongue
was so swollen that h6S could hardly
articulate, but he managed to tell Mr..
Pidgeon that he had been bitten by
rattlesnake. He said that he was cutting
down bush with his hatchet in search Of
''chilacotes," when the snake struck
him, fastening its fangs in his right
band. The boy was naturally of q
pugnacious temperament, and when the
snake loosened its hold, he struck at it
with the hatehet, when the venomous
reptile aga n fastened its deadly fangs
in the poor boys hand. The boy then
started for his home, but becoming
weak and dazed, laid down where he
was discovered by Mr.. Pidgeon. As
Mr.. Pidgeon could do nothing for the
boy, he ran to the boys home and noti-
fed his parents, when Mr.. Arnold, the
real estate dealer, who lives next door,
jumped in his buggy and went out and
brought the child in to his home as fast
ns possible. DR.. Stockton. was immedi-
ately summoned, and, with Dr.. Remon-
dino. did ali that could be done to save
the boys life, but without avail, as the
unfortunate child died within an hour
after being brought to his home. His suf-
ferings were terrible, his body swelling
to almost double its ordinary ze, while
the tongue was so swollen that nothing
could be forced down his throat to coun-
teract the effects Of the deadly poison.
This is the second case of death from
rattlesnake bite in this county = an en-
ploy6 of the California Southern Rail-
road having been fatally stung in Temec-
ula Canon about three years ago while
the road was building.
The funeral of the unfortunate boy
took place at 2 o'clock yesterday after.
noon from his parents residence, and
was quite numerically attended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
Press Pieasantries


A strong man-One. who can carry n
State.
He was sad, wicked wag who de-
clared the ballet girls skirt 'knse plus
ultra"
st. Louis has missed all the conven-
lions, and now retsliates by getting mp a
dog show.
II is said that the Chinese giant
speaks eight languages. He's not a
tall ignorant.
An Ohio girl with As toes was born
recently. She ought to make good
all.toe singer.
Society Is very queer. The people
most sought after are those who do not
pay their debts.
Japanese soldiers carry fans. These
weapons are probably used only in the
hottest of the fight.
When maiden takes her taiting to q
sewing circle she expects to meet with
Others who will tattoo.
"This is the prop-her position, Z" said
the young man as he placed his arm
around n maideh's waist.
Spooning is regarded as very lily, but
after all it is the spoon that makes the
greatest stir in the world.
Don't gine il weigh" said the coal
dealer to his clerk, rs he drove out of
the yard with light ton.
The first thing that the Puritans did
here was to fall on their knees; the next
was to fall upon the aberigines.
"Are those pure canaries," eyes,
sir" said the dealer. II raised them
ere birds from canary seed myself
"Man -boardi" exclaimed the Of
flee boy as his boss vainly endeavored to
refute the argument of book agent.
Hens may be a little backward on
eggs, but thy never fail to come to the
scratch where flower beds are concerned.
To a deacon caught by his minister
: coming out of a saloon there Is nothing
so corsoling as a sign. "Hot Beef Tea,
on the saloon window.
A Massachusetts, paper says that all
Texas citizens wear tseir hats over their
cars. How do you suppose they would
look II tiny were them under their earss
I'm man Of low words" said
Jones during quarrel with Brown. IL
know that" was the quick response.
"Your wife won't allow you % talk
back"
A New York special says: Baroness
Nodine de Huppman, daughter Of Baron
Huppman Of this oity, was married to
Count Kolowrai Krakowski at st. Pat
ricks Cathedral to-day The happy
groom will doubtless settle with the den
Dist for the injury done to the testh Of
fhs ofaeiatins clergyman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

At club dinner 10 England the con.
versation turned upon Mr.. Whi,eley's
selfassumed title Of "Universal Pro-
WIDER" One of the members present,
after commenting on the rashness Of the
claim. offered to lay wager that he
would order an article which the "peo-
pies William" would be unable to pro-
cure. Tho bet was accepted, and the
unbeliever sat down and wrote a letter
requesting Mr.. Whiteley to forward to
him at the club on the following even.
ing at eight clock second. hand coff n
The dining-room was we'll filed the
next evening at the appointed time. On
the stroke of eight the waiter an
nounced the arrival Of second and
corfin." The carrier, on being inter
rogated ~ to the econd-handedness Of
the article. explained that at had been
made fer another gent, but was returned
as misfit."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

A Philadelphia man compels his
daus shter to eat onions every night for
supper, and thus assures himself that
he can shut the house at 10 o'clock
without locking in strange youns
man.
"Nc," said Fishins, II don't think
shall ever trysto join the Masons. It's too
dangerous" Dangerous! Howl" "0h,
you see we hear about so many murders
in the first, second and third degrees, that
l don't dare try it.
Distinguished amateurs-the poets.
Fond wife (whc has just listened to q
new sonnet)-'I think it perfect, dar-
ling; but I'm no Judge. You had bet
ter read it to Mr.. Melnotte, who writes
poetry himself" Practical husband
"Not II know it. Why, before I've
quite finished it, he'll pull out and read
o sonnet Of bis ewn."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
J. Harmon, M. D.,
County Physician.

MAscAREL BUILDING. upstairs. Residence
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
ofiice hours from 10 to IL A. n: from I to arm
ap20-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
WEEKL- HERALD.
"HALLElUJAH y IDYLL.
.pfER TESyYsoS


In the meadow, while the sunset
Shed lts glory thwart her fsce.
" Happy Jane" bssouHht her lever
To be ''sanctihsd IL grace"
Angels surely wept with pleasure
Gazing down on such SCENE
She "fiallelujah Lassie,"
He Q lad Of seventeen.
Warmer z ew the maiden's plcadings-
Heavenly Gre was in her eye;
Would he still be so unhecdingY
Did he never dread TO die?"
Thus she spake In accents mellow,
As they sat upon the grass
He q verdant fresh young fellow.
She "Ha lIelujsh Lass
Softly stole the breezes balmy
Der the sweetly scented plain,
As he whispered .'iIang the Army
Be alone my happy Jane;
Let the captains 20 to blazes,
Pitch away your tamborine r
BlushiDg Jane her blue eyes raises
As she answers "All serene r
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
HALE co. HALE & co.
The Excitement
Still Centers with
HALE & co.

We have just finished cleaning and purifying
tire stock and it is impossible find any shop-worn
goods or last seasons styles upon shelves. We
showing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
DR.. Joseph Kurtz

No. ees Main street, opposite Baker Block
fBEye and ear diseases treated with the care oi
a specialist ap22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

rs.
nty Of
To-.
Debtor.
Ipplied
sbts, IL
Court
d their
Court
cause,
should
accord
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and b..
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22

% OF an
Of Los
lthday
estate
ih,i .ss .s;i
cash.
biect to
Satur-
O'Clock
tley rs
unity OF
ct and
9 or his
1t that
other
u that
saoA.i in
reel .
county
oundci
quarter
Puth, Of
Use and
sold TO
J acres.
70 (~)
) kOiu
cent.
TO the
on con
Decd
asei
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
NEW TODAY.
Envy, Disappointment and Grief

Envy, Disappointment and Grief
impossible o keep pace
Peoples Store.
We have thrown out to the public more and better
values in the last three weeks than have been sold in
this city. ] he
Revolution Sale Still Continues,
And this weeks efforts will former attempts In
the shade.
WE OFFER
IL Pieces Of COlOrGd Summer Silks at &c.,,
sold at at
We offer pieces of Alexander Graud Black Silks at ooc,
Which have been re'se less than 90 cost to manufacture s
pairs English
mas 'ssn sod at It Wholesale a at s$o
81 ri Isss s
WE OFFER
"a pieces OF Coored Gros Grain Silks at 90 cents,
which retaed manufacture 43 sold
awholesac at SLIGO.
WE OFFER
dozen Black French Chip Hats at SO cents,
which have
sold at wholesale S.4l.
WE OFFER
20 dozen Gents White Laundried Shirts at IS cents,
a wholesale at 81 90
OFFER
100 Pairs of Boys Cashmere Knee Pants at o8 cents,
sold at wholesale a Sl.40.
WE OFFER
S pieces Nottingham Double Thread Lace Curtain Nets
at IS cents,
Which manufacture 3lc sold
a. Wholesale at 25c.
Remnants and Short Center Attrac
tive Prices.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-11

9ic 6ountp 9purt erlebIQtc III Ihrcr
oieswod,cntli6eu SiBuns. Niittuodr
mo 7onncrstng. iolecucc @cifditc.
Yetitipu mro Bono oes 0crru &Sm.
Gcricrt iur cine &irthifoits Yl;cni
wuroc Nepri,it mn III CrSrnnG bciur
oeu.
Su Soteu II Yrluut Stru6c tit
irclhcr Gonrnc 1.-The nm bos @cacreft
cintnm, Uuroe dnacuronct ons ihuI
oiliclbc crthcilt rucroe uno bic 0errcn
8ub. 9oisr. Oeiurid Srnnohorit uuo
Gris @neblcr ais Gummiidrc eruauut
7ic Bombs ioleeuSer 8canuiieher
murocu nuaenummcu: @illinm Sch
mueller. 8m. 8attcrmauu. Gee. u.
SladlurI. Ncuru Srnnohrrit uub Shom
6osi.lb.
Ter 8crlht ccs Sbcrin's in Sndlcn
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gutecheiseu uuo o%ugeOronct. onE cine
Grseutiou 9cacH Barbara lbpmGu int
8ctrnac uOn &12.;5 nusacicrtiat wcroc
Cine Reduuug por ~ I. BARNARD
iur Experimentation. I'M Sctrn0c non
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senOmn,cu uro sur 3nhluug nu9eipieicu.
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fc SUI 8erbcheruua ocr Strnse dui
Der iuolihcn Scitc oc* Petrusbcrqts
drsg,ics. iuir. db;uiithcu.
5000 iuurecu Gus oem nlIgcmcIHCu
5uuS anasiuicieH uub ioIlep ;ur @er5ci
icrune Ger Gcuutu Stro6c. udbt SIN.
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sur ScuvtHSuua I'M /! 5litr,ti. mild
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-11

&c SWmo g&cocpchl y Ttde(. it
EcraCr. Mo. mphtcu ojc 6ormcr %
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u~oiliidnoigc Hu9lpnhl Ger beitcu Yiluqt,
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Gultlrutpr>. ole Ct 4out. Appclbn. IT,.
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