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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Die 0trinmmluns oes Blaine uno
Qoaan Club, petde lesten 9tenstag IN
Der 9onSsrt-6 nGIe nbsebaltcn iuuroe, mar
lebr gut beiutt, ctiud iedSis Ritslieoer
ludreH nnfpeienb. Rad Der 9ei6dftss
8criommlung puroe inter 2eituns bes
6auptmanns Der ,9ri1 SettiOn". Serrn
Rm. SsrSo9. crcrSirt. Die SeftiOn
mddlt rebt erfreuli6e 5orti6ritte uno
miro bel ben ipdter gu usrnnitnltenbsn
llm,iiaeu Ses Sereins 6urb ibre Rdridz
iibuueeH uiu.. niht tueuis bdSu beitrageu
cincn siiuitiscn Ginorld nuf oas Rublis
tlim III MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
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Roart 1owHhip:
Cont 0aus in 0ermouu-Gbas y.
SApcrbel. :. u. Ghriitel. 6ermaHr
Sdlcuocr. len, uno Gbas. Z GiseH.
Gpplc'sSreciuct- TrdH; Rsuer. @eo.
gTbiuaer. Hidael 3eurrauu uHe %.
ahreus.
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len. GrHit 9aHsc. zen. uHo Gbas Rasel
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@ebuueacr. 6. I CHfeH Hae 6eHrh
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NGaslc's SfulbaHs &m 1essi
MANN. 9Ouis SpOarer. IbsOopr RaHsts
uuo Ghrif sIUnuc.
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5IHgeH 8ocger's Stors. - Safeu
5uihuaHH. Tranf S~obl#aHH, pcHru
GriHasH HHS &m. ). 9aHseHbtrs-
SpCuf 2eDEihfP-
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tlHg. SrrS. SraHot. zen. GalH Sebsr
i5a HID 6erHsaHH RcGtes-
Canaan 1pRHib5p
Sca- 9eah's Elss. - Sua 2adr.
Sris 0cnsncHbcrs. ! =. S,jies KID
Ben 2e1d icH.
1bire Greet 1ppEihTg:
&z SeHHsazH : 3IaF Sosz 6gu
iclsi. ieH-. Grza Reg'cs. ! 3 Sarba
RI. hn- HID Sis>s Gsuileu.
SaHr5pas lBRHihtp:
SEIfhs 5tzlb1ns.-S - Szfh
Rath S~yETscrH, IN. SzTnazH Ezs
Gcrrss SeEp1a
STEih Greet IoEHibip.
1aslsts ShzlhaaA-R =. RHr
gba. Tas. 1splse. Sad cOlyihzs M
,. q. Ssbr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

SerT &n- alec. Der GiscuthEHer ees
9itp S6luh Store. an Der RGrttfra6e.
nabc Sumter. bat Dor eiHiseu TaaeH
zine i4oue Hnsrpahl faIbIebsrHcr
S&ahc fur 5erreH uHe 2HabeH,
(Ruspfs Eae SdHaridHbe) erbaltCz
aHs bietst sieielteH BEN Sn5IitHrH pOH
SerHiaHH unc umsescHo yH ishE Hiecus
sez Sreiiea On. duSerSem bat GEN
aIse acts eiRe srpSe aHssDohl VOH 5Hs
sefieibuHs ieser art fHr erss HHo slsiH
an SdnS uHs pertaHft eieieibeH. ipie iia
5essTEiaHH leiht aberseuseH tam. iesr
lpOblEsil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
Neue M6onnenteu.

Seit u~Hierer lestsu aussobe botteu
mir 6os 8ersuassu fOLseuSe Romeu
Der ftetis Do4ieuoeu abOuHenteH 2ifts
6es .,8Olis6latt" 6eiJufussH:
Se6aftian Hol5. Berger. RO.
Grit Bride, 8ooqom, Ro.
6eurp appel, Jreeerids6urs. R0.
am6ros Kramer, Booa0m, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
Gin Mriienorr.

Gin Rciieroer oes gruBartigeu Colo
n%idlipnarcn @eihditeS BON Iburber,
@bpldue & SO. in Geiu 9Ort., i6rsibt
Gin Witalieo ldeiuer jnmilie puroC
bon Rbcumdtismus bcialIcn. Ginigt
Gtrrcibunaeu NIT oem grOBsu -Sdmer.
Sc%Hitiler Ct. Sniobs SrG beicitiqtru
oicic ihmerjbditc Srdnfbcit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Ter Sonia Stuuts' an5eiser" iaste
rcoattionea: .,9enn mir iiber ben
Stnat biuaus eebeu ipoIlteu. nm 3eus
niIe i6er ben pirtli6en @ertb uuo
Ruseu bon Dr. ausuf 86uie's
Samburacr Iropfen uno
0ambur9er S~ruttbee ju CT
laneen. 10 t6nntsu mir Ole game 3eituu9
Elm aanSes Sobr lang Samit oufiaeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Rdditcu Rcutag. ben /. September,
beeiuut IN u%Hiercr pffeutliheu Sdule
eos 3;Rter Semeitcr. Glteru berer
aiHeer Die Sdule beiud5eH iouteu bar.
oui iebeH, baB Der Sdulbeiud eju resel.
Htdsieer 1T Eno uur aus triitiseH griH'
ben ibren Siuoeru seitattrH ben Sdut4
beiud nusSuiesen, bd Hihts 10 it6reHb
anf ben lIHterridt ipirit ais Die bdufise
llnterbrefnna oeiIel6eH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Stspe Sones, tpcltcr. tuie fuir tettc
@p9c ~bcribtrtcE inter Der aHtlasc nit
einsn somcrastn Germ 6. @sbsr. SOH
glap Centre. rs. aui eiHeHi Sage Der
". 8. Giisntohu beranbt 81 babeH,
leste 4cd,c in st. 2cuis Uerhcf.
trt nnS bierhcr stbra3t pcresu.
Duree lcsirn Samstos in Greihcit &C.
feet, ea in scTn Serh6r Dor 5rieseHs-
ri&tcr SRn1cr Der Seraa6te erfI6rtr, Der
GtfonseHt iei IeiHer ietHer dHsrrifrr.
Ter llmtfanS, Sos SOues ben 9Hs IN
gbamois periies ObHe bies fetHeu Scr.
seiesteH Vesr siHeH RitsIieee ees Sas'
periOnols ousnseiseH Ieztte ben Ger
baft ami ibn HHS fabrte gu ieiHer Ser
boftane.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Die lebteu Snmstn1 bet 0Obeln's to
genoc rspublltnniibe GOuntp aouuen
tiou mar Snblreiher beiuht ais ir9eno
cine County u O%uuenttou iuelher mir ie
@eteacubeit battcn III uuicrtm Gowutp
bei;uipobner. uuo on5 BON Ioerlefbcn
nuiqeItente 5tdet lit eir iebr %itnrfes.
ucl6cs iid Der uuteritusuua nIer Re
pu%bllfancr crireucn wiro. ~llniere Sc
icr finoen oil onosrer Stelle cinsn aus
fnbrlifem Bcri6t nbcr oie 8crboubtur
acu Der q o~noention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

9S gerelht ms gum Ser9nii9en 5u
sriobrtu. oab Serr hilbert Reucubabn.
ipeldcr Dor eiui9eu WOnOten ndh 4os
SeaaS. Heu WerieO reiite nm onltlbit
iriuc Serrlttcte @eiunobeit pieecrberSu
~itcflen. iid aui Ntm @cee Der 9eiier-
una bcfnpet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

6err 0br. Beber, uOH Clan Centre,
aaHias, Del4er ii4 bier aufbdlt. I'm
be 8srbofuHs Der StrOI4e. bic ibu BEL
GaseoHaoe Gin beroubteH. ubJuUorten,
bate seitern 6ns Ralbeur beim 6dnbs
BADEN zines ReUolUers ii4 our4 Den
heii6iseu 1beil Der llHfsn 6auo ~
ihisseu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Rnbiten 5reitng beginnt Die @nscO.
uaoe eouutp Jair. Die NIitalieoer oes
Jair @eiculhdit Tireitoriums bdbtn
nleS lit ibrsr 9lndt itebcuoe gotham nm
ben Griolg Der 5nir su ii6eru une IOu
ten IN ihceH 8emubuuaen BON oeu Snr
germ ~uuleres Gouutp ouT's trditiaite uu
tcritubt werSeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Ite Stoue Oil &ein 60. iuiro pOm
natiteu WtOutng on bereit lein Die BON
Den @einbdueru oieier Nnhbnrihnft
g~ctduitcn granddaughter. ipelfe ii6 bis
odbin CUR 8ereitung BON g9eiu cigueu.
entaeaeniunchmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

6err 8. u. 28. SOrbaH. o Carmel,
aanias, uub 6err otto GrGmsr, BON
q. 4Ouis, ftatteteu testeH SoHutaS
perm uno Jrau 9T5Os eiueH turBeH
Beiuh nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Rdditeu Sountaa, Den n. B. N.. s
llhr HbcuoS. finoct IN Der GonSerthdIe
Die idbrltfe @eriammlnns oes Sermann
Sddriidiieeu @ereinS itntt. % 8cnms
tcnipnbI unS icnitigc fvihtise geiddite
pcrlicaen. %ioIten ale Nitglicber oes
&errius scr 8cridmmlunQ beiwCb nen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

&ir oTerireH oifies Snbr wiener Die
10 meithin ~betanuten, beIlebteu uuo Sus
uerln'ngen hyperion" uno .0oOier''
Sdemaihmeu. tdrills). unit ooer Obne
Sib inr Den 5reibcr, iii Liberation
Sveiieu mn Seoinsrm9cu. 9ieie bcioeR
Drills IND 10 betaHni uuo beliebt, baB
ne tciuer uciteren GmpiebIuua bcnIrien,
Die SigpOrrihtuug ut oerart nuse
brudt. bar oIeiclbe btim Sdru nidlt I'M
mer QebraHdi ipcroeu uB. ioHbern
Dies otm ScllcbIi ocs Farmers dnbeim
itebt. Uno - tciucn llnteridieo sum
Radtheilt Ger 3ulthiere maht. ipie
oies btl ulele1 auoereu Drills"
Der 17oa ut. Sic Slboprridtune lit
beausm IND uiro ,Itoem ecinIleu.
8omUlt uto ichct,
2. 8oe9er II. y. 0oH cd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

0eute WOrgeu I'm s ubr itarb ocs
gUei Sobr mo nsun Wounte alte Tod
terdeH oes 6erm Juiius SeIulein uno
miro morgen Nnhmittn8 nm 3 ubr sur
iebtcn 8ube ae6ettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

0err Ruoolph Neiiler, BON Gat
@roue, 6%anias. belnoet ii6 auiBeIu6 bel
ieiren 6lttrp IN DR. aItcu 0eimatb uuo
i%tattete aud lelneu uieleu Jrcuuoeu i'll
0crmnun cincu turieu Ycind nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

5rduleiH 9iBie Bauer uub SER
Rubolpb Bauer BON ct. 4onis, 6eiubeu
f3 aui 8efu4 6ei ibrer 1nnte, 5rou
IL. Re6iameu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

6err 8bilip 6aeiner, Der cOuloHte
Birth, irsut iid i0nigli6 ibsr bic I'm
funft zines tleinsn 5o6ter9eu5. NIT
Uslfem ibn ieins 0attin testsu cams.
tad beidlertte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Rdtitcu Rittiuoh miro in 8aibine
ton oic S%ouocntiOn Sur Grusnnung eli
mes Sauoiodteu. WcIhcr ~uniereu 9iltritt
INT Stnat% Senate rcprdieutircn ioG,
obaebolten. 8ic mir boron, fpcrScn
mcbrerc u%nicrcr Witburaer ole @elcser
belt bcuuSer, %uniercr 1nhbnritaot eiueu
Seiuh dbSuitdttcH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Serr 2ouis SiRhepan Der freunbli6e
@irIb peranitaIiet an H5eno oes Sfpei
ten 6airtases in Der 5airplns RUtuneo
siHsi srO6eH Sau, iptIttr oOrGusFht.
lid rsht Sablrei6 bciutt iperbeH tpire.
Oo 2puis ca pcrftsbt alien aHiprSeruH,
gen ieinsr DdItt ssrs6t ~ iuerbeH unS
fieiS hos Sidtise triFt iueHa e gilt
ceHieibeu persHastt StuHseH ~ beveis
Cen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

0err u. y. u. Wumouiuer wuroe
lsbten Sountda Don ieiuer Satin nit
eiuem tleyueu 1ohterleiu beihentt uuo
1T eiuer Der Qtidlihiteu Wenifen int
ann;eu Guuntn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
@arnuna I.

Iss etCaE sssfz fsF GsTHzHz, tu shst
Crszzhzfs 81 ~ EazrE re uaifFfneEaffa
sTGzst - Eas; EET trzf SasEns G0atssuHa
ss StsEr<rzsra uzEffus isEsFFH - sE9 -.
n1a4 sfsrz siaakfa stSf-ssrH Sssst.
= -. SstHt6G.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

6err ;. 8. 9assmsier, BON Bleoiant
6il, 0ebrnsta, beinbst fi6 auf Beiu4
bel ieinm anOerfDanbteH in Der Berger
Ra46nri6ait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

9eeteu 5am5tn9 Nbeuo inuo nui oem
5alrptabe Die 8crlointg elue5 0cugite8
ltdtt. 0trr hilbert Gruid ipnr Der
gIudllde BETTER oes gcWiuucnoeu
NOpifs-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Jrsu S6eioliH nno IOft.r nel4e
ii6 Del Jreu1ocn uuo Betanntcu auf
BeiudJ III u%uisrer Stnot 6efaHoeH rsiiten
le6ten Wittrpod wiebcr nah ct. 9Ouis
lnrIf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
IN 0erfnufen.

Ss ntsks &stnt1EE Etf ssh 3fzEn,
szzz Rita Has &5sTTzss zfts 3 nit Cts.
kSEzsH kfFSsrifss Zssstisf;tE 81 ftT sals6
3Essrs Ersfs. &rstH &sFFstz Egzts
zsz 10 an
6fR. &snHut,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

5rau philippine BIND uHo air6er
beHHbsH ii6 nuf SeiH4 BET 5reauben
uHb 8etanHten in 6ermnHH. Sie fiH6
Quite Der FRAU u. Qoeb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

SoebeH erhdIteH Die lh5Hite auswdbl
poH tlIblcoerusn SHDpf uRo S6uiir=
S6uhen ilr 0erreH. I'M Giin S6ub
Store. SIeielhen merecn ~erltaunliG
biuig oeriduit.
NJ NJ "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
GerInnat

Eas1tz. Esi2f zs4 - yrsls n Isnzm
zEHf&sE. Hzs - sa Artut sat farS;sH,
tsEzFz ssff.ts eufs -sFs IL Tyi=sffaz lira
fEtzlhsa. ZE@ Ef1f ~ Raeta SER
&sN1ta sEs SsRfiz. Cg esassrktif sHs str
sserz- utalas gskz rsz Sfu ffs SIS sfr
&sEat. Ezs Ezsts sfsu nsfsrfez ara, Ezra
q 8 AZ TT sss;S4t EFsu sex Rrs. afszis
ErzstE. ItI5 StrrzEt, - 81. T.. - SirsEs
sirE Esf Elsi1 s8z uElsn EGa. Jssu.
Ssh isEs tzrz ~ &Fs gsssa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
1sr Gaiaoaa SuIis PHua.

0err 5imou 8osgsr bat Die Aseutur
iir obigeu UortrsTlibeu Bius nber
nommen uno Jarmer. Uelhe oeuielbeu
Sn beii6tigen puniten t6nnen oeuielbsn
eut.ucoer BET ie,nem Store IN ydp oocr
III leiuen ,3rUet9aci hGiteu IN Tra'c uuo
Icucrsuillc III Nugeuideiu nebnieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Rd6iteH 5reitGs aHfGHs Der Gas
coHabe GouHtD Jdir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

RorseH fnoet in Crate bic oemoiraz
tide Gountp aonoention itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
Yermanner DolksbIatt

Entered a The Post Ozes - HeFns1p, No, and
o11d-ei&ss Fzfes-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
s4asnsiasr sIiusrr's srri4t.

epzzia S1ztnsrr Singer reiate
Esstez SsesStss Str Sezntu 6cart iei.
Ecz p5srtdSbyisca SsTi6i Gin. aas
!: uaAtlidh elt sr folscnoe
Samuscz II SlzSen BAT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
@6brmtIidDcr NRnrftbericbt
IS rtrcinr nj

u rpeuttcu marft.
&eTTieiTi rcu
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Dir dnstatteutn grtiic rtretn rem H6neleTH
ImsiittnS I'M 5auibl ttiablf.
Butter rtr gfune I25-l5
9itr per EVetue 12i
@cfIulcl.
6nbusr rsr IaBsnt = 50--3 10
Gnirr 25u-3 80
8dnTe 3 Jn-5 On
0tirpduCtr2itpiti ptr giupe So
yrt6ht So
RarteHelu rtr Sufbff 800
9ritttiu 500
gGtift 9pbntu . so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
ssntiaau Dc las sesas. Cuba.

Ssnor 9eoaarop 9irhdlolas pom
Sautiaeo oc las Selas. Cuba. wuree
POI idwsreH usHralsii6eH SdmerSen,
an WeIdcH or llHsers 3eit seIittsH bate
aurd oeH @ebrdud bon ct. Satobs
Del, oes sro6en oeutiban SdmsrjeH=
i~tiIerS. III tHTjer ,3elt befreit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

s2d9itH NOntag a6eno r~eseimdbise
Sisuns bes Sta6tratbs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Die nere 2nuiS Ndbmaihinc lit Die
ejuiis Bette, 10 idst n. -. 9oienritter
mno jeocr 2n6crc Der bieiclbe tauftc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
Voti; {!
WerIauat.

lie aRiHeuri Brnii Cooperating &c. EiTe
bis anf gDsiitTss ttins aspfeI iaufsR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
Grbbeeren.0hanirn

Cine srres SHantttSt GrbbstrsH-p aanlsn bat
Der linitusi6nrts ltkr bilis ~ Srrtaufsn. 9s
IN eitS cine lsbr aTses une frnbs SrTts. 9n
alien Guaniitdttn 90 batsn bel
9pbH DtReriH,
Ftai. Ger fatbsliiHsu airht. psrmauu. Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
@ahI RiAter.

2ic 6ountn Court ernnurte eieie
@chc iolgcHoe 0erreu ais @nhIrihtGr
iur ojt an {. 3ouembsr itnttfuoeHoc
@dhl:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Gin gutter S&miss tetiful SsrlaHsi bel
0brSi Sse, bel Srutn'S Wiblt. S Rtiltn ppn
Strnann. Rue gut Tfsrtr td&iastn fSHnsH.
21aaSr Chr. Srf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
HOti; an Narmcr!

W III q Zee
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-25

USING LONG AND SHORT WORDS.-It is
odd that long words more commonly eX-
press ignorance than do the short words.
Short words are used for the expression Of
stalWart ideas that are perfectly capable of
standing alone, while the refinement of
those ideas are more commonly expressed
in long words. The grandest thoughts in
any literature are expressed in few and
well-chosen words, and, as rule, the man
of ideas is more simple in his language
than he who has no originality, and relies
ceeds to put into his own expressions. The
man of ideas which are capable of standing
alone is usually careless about the appear
ance his ideas may make, just as the rich
man is content to dress more plainly than
his poorer neighbors, because he and every
body else knows he is rich; his wealth
speaks for itself, and he has no need to put
any considerable part Of it on his back,
while his poor neighbor is sometimes
obliged to dress better than he can afford
to do, for fear some one may think him
poorer than he really is. 1t is also often
noticed that men Of ideas hesitate in their
speech more than do those who have few
ideas and few words to express them in.
cabulary will pick and choose in their
words in order to get the word that will
best do the work expected of it. If this
one will not answer, it will be taken out
and another substituted, while the man of
limited vocabulary and few ideas will
never be at loss for the simple reason that
he has but the one set of ideas and the one
set of words to express them. The words
are easily fitted to the ideas and the work
is done. Ofall people in the world, young
women are the most glib in conversation,
but this is not from any quantity of ideas or
of words either, for the command of either
is usually limited, but from the reason al
ready assigned. The man who has but one
suit of clothes is never troubled about dress
ing himself, for he puts on his one suit
and goes about his business. 1t is the man
who has number Of differens suits who is
confronted by the problem of what to wear
and how to wear it,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-25

THE CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY.-Some
of the customs of Mexico amused me vastly.
They always raise the price when you want
anything in large quantities. The Mexican
Central road wanted quantity Of ties, and
the contractors went to a Mexican and Or
dered 10000 from him on trial. The ties
were found to be suitable, and then they Or
dered 100000. Then the man doubled the
price. They tried to argue the matter with
him, but he said if they wanted so much
more work of him they must pay more:
Another funny incident which was related
to me by one of the parties concerned in it,
was about judge. His signature was
wanted on certain paper. In the ordina-
ry course of law six months would have
elapsed before he signed the paper. A great
deal of money was involved in the matter,
so the interested persons went to the Judge
and made him proposition.
eff you will sign this paper at once," said
they, we'll give you S., 1000, and not living
soul shall ever know it,"
"Not living soul?" he asked.
"No, not one."
"Well," answered the Judge, "make it
$4,000 and shall not care blank who knows
it."-Corespondence Ne,o York Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-25

The MOSQUITOES BILL.-We have long
held the opinion that the mosquito is an
unmitigated scoundrel, who could give our
own lively flea six stones and a beating
over a long course, but we are now con-
vinced. A gentleman has examined MIR.
MOSQUITO under a microscope, and his de-
scription is, to say the least, startling. 1t
appears that in the "bill" of the little beast
alone there are no fewer than five distinct
surgical instruments. These are described
as lance, two meat saws, a suction pump
and a small Corliss steam engine. 1t ap-
pears that when ''skeeter" settles down to
his work upon nice tender portion of the
human frame the lance is first pushed into
the flesh, then the two saws, placed back TO
back, begin to work up and down to en-
large the hole, then the pump is inserted
and the victims blood is siphoned up to the
reservoirs carried behind, and finally, to
complete thecruelty of the performance, the
wretch drops quantity of poison into the
wound to keep it irritated. Then the di-
minutive fiend takes fly around just to di-
gest your gore, and makes tracks for fresh
victim, or if the first one has been OF unu-
sually good quality he returns to the same
happy hunting ground. The mosquitoes
marvellous energy, combined with his port
able operating chest, makes him at once
terror and pest Our English skin-grazers
are doves in comparison with them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-25
VOL. 80.
Selected guetty.
AUTUNINAL PICTURES.


see the fields where the cattle Craze,
The hills soft meshed in silver haze,
The gold brown brook and ancient bridge,
An old red mill beneath the ridge,
And dim lights on the orchard side,
With grown trees low branching wide
The hamlet nestled in the glade,
A drowsy nook that loves the shade.
The dusty highway, long and brown,
Slowly creeping out behind the town,
To breast the hillside in its strength,
A silent, treeless mile in length,
Far to the hanging woods on high,
That with their verdure soothe the eye,
With myriad dyes of dusky green,
That wear September richest sheen.
Ger old stone wall the black berry twines,
Inlaced with wanton gadding vines,
The clematis and wild foX-grape,
The shad-bush and the feathered brake,
The woodbine curled in cedar spire,
That soon shall glow line of fire;
Nor darker could the elder CLEAN,
With fruitage dipped in Stygian stream.
All freaked and splashed with guiltless blood,
The sumach flares along the wood;
The mullen takes its lonely stand
Upon the hilly pasture land,
Where slow the crickets voice is heard,
Planning some monitory word
Shrilled by small black-coated frlar,
Who breaches meath the furZe and brler.
The golden-rod from myriad whorls
Its sunny oriflamme unfurls,
And triumphs DER the dusty way,
Companioned by the thistle gay,
That spreads disk so rosy fair,
To feed the pretty birds of air;
And foremost with twittering note,
The dainty goldfinch swells its throat.
The noontide warns the quiet air
With scent Of apples spiced and rare,
And ounces by the messy we'll
Feel in these veins old Midas spell,
While clusters on the bronzing vine
Breathe out an odor half divine;
From thick embroidered, bosky trees
Comes now the murmurous hum OF bees.
Far off, the golden stubble land
Lies in a warm and glowing band,
AS if old earth, summed through and through,
Had ripened to a richer hue;
Clouds mottled like the ringdove's breast,
Move softly onward toward the west,
With riffs of deep and tender hue,
A nameless depth of gentian blue.
In perfect beauty, flashed and sweet,
Dear Autumn comes with glowing 1eet;
Her tanned cheek wears sunset dye,
A laughing light is in her eye;
About her shapely ankles brown,
Swells out modest russet gown
With here and there color dash
A breast-knot of the mountain ash;
Her round arms globed melons bear,
And scarlet leaves have crowned her hair.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-25

A RUINED CITY IN NARIZONA.-The ruin
ed cliff city discovered in Arizona last sum
mer occupied the sides of q canyon which
has been christened Walnut Canyon. 1t is
an immense fssure in the earth, with moth
ing above the general level OF the country to
indicate it's existence to the traveller until he
stands upon the sides Of it's almost precipi-
tous brink. The sides have been quilted
by storms and torrents, leaving shallow,
cave-live places of great length at different
heights, along the bottom of which, when
the ledge furnishes sufficient area, dwell
lings in groups or singly were built. Ihe
village was about three-quarters OF a single
row Of houses, the common rear wall being
the living rock, while the sides and fronts
were of large square stones laid in clay.
A narrow street or path extended along the
front. Similar villages extended along the
canyon for distance Of five miles. AL
though many domestic implements were
found, nothing was discovered which in
dicated the character of the people who
once inhabited them. There were no wea-
pons Of war, temples or idols, hierogllyph-
les or pictures. There was nothing to iden-
tify them with the uncivilized races OF the
present day, and though the wide extent OF
the ruins indicate the existence once OF
allied races covering large portions OF the
present Territories of Arizona, New Mex
leo and Utah, as we'll as Northern Mexico,
their origin and history constitute an un-
solved problem. -Four hundred years ago,
when first discovered, they were, as now,
vacant and ruined.