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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-18
Real Estate Transfers,

Instruments fled for record in tho Recorders Office.
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at O'clock p. NJ, Aug IL 1885, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler, absracters of tides, rooa
No. 3, Etna Building
Adolph Seidensticker and wife to Margaret
McDonand, lots II and ID, in Seiden-
sticker and others subdivision of part
of block 10 in Holiness weStend add
ton to indianapolis ............... $4,000
Napoleon b. Taylor Harold Taylor lot
10 IN square 2, in Indianapolis. 4, 100000
David f. Swain. administrator, to George
Anderson, lots and g. in block 40 in
John &. Burton's North Indianapolis
ADDITION AGO
VIM. Wallace, receiver, to Frank Norkus
lot OF, i'll Downeys Arsenal Heights
addition to indianapolis --..-...-..... $500
John Y. Martin and wife to Mary Eudaly,
lot % in Hubbard eft al. subdivision
OF square 10, OF the southeast addition
to indianapolis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 26Q0
Anna l.. Manfort and husband to Galus
Sturle. lots 8 and part of II, in Hub
bard ct al S subdivision of lots and 2
in square 13, in their southeast aldi-
ton TO Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. 6100O
Ruth Whtsan ct al. to Sarah Mills, part
southwest quarter section %, township
acres 100000
VIM. C. Smith ct al. to Florence B. Har-
rison, lot 3, in block H. in Northside
addition to indianapolis. ----..----.--. 5000
Anthony Wiegand and wife to WIN.
Scheigert and wife, lot ), in Wiegands
subdivision of lots /, 2, g. H. and e,
in square o. in Indianapolis. 10000
Sarah L. Spencer aud husband to Lafay-
cite Coffee lots 2l1, PIP and 2l3, in
j. W. Browns southeast addition to
INDIANAPOLIS. -;-;-..,-..,..-..:-.;-;.. 10000
Clara Wolff and husband to Catherine
Fox lot g. in Downie's second sub
division of outlot 1872 in Indianapolis. 10000
Catharne j. Holmes ct al to James
johnson, part east half of the east half
of the southeast quarter of section 8, in
township 10 north, range east.---.... IL. 1890
Conveyances. -; consideration .$27, $500
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON Aug l7-5 P. M.-Railroad bonds
Atlantic & Great Western frsts, l35; Atlantic
e. Great Western seconds, 1925; Canadian Pa
eifc, Att; Erie, 1884, Erie seconds, III; Illinois
Central, 1861; Mexican ordinary. 25s; St Paul,
common, 82I; New York Central, 103..; Penn
sylvania Central, So. Reading. ll2,
The Bank of England gained 1913, 900 bullion
sn balance to-day.
PARIS, Aug 17.-Three per cent rentes, Slf
Ice for account
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers

TWO Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Aug. II - Flour-Receipts,
h,SA3 brls; exports, 773 brls; sales l3, 200 brs
Market heavy. Superfne Western and State,
t3250365.
Wheat weak and lower. Receipts, l19, 700 bu
exports, 1921 Blu. Sales, 5. S32. 600 bu futures,
~ 900 blu spot. No. 2 Chicago, 873c, in store
No. Northern. 924 a 93c; ungraded red, s. a 97c;
No. 3 red 92ac; No. 2 red. 95 @954c in elevator;
steamer No. red, &c; No white, 95e; No 2
sed, August o.! a 95c. closing at 94sc; Septem-
- "r q nf~' November, 9Ss a 99sc, closing at
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Bulls common to good. ... 2.0O03OO
Mixers, common TO good. rs .O0045.O0
Hogs-Receipts, $50; shipments, $50. Quality
fair. Market active and SC to 10c higher, closing
firm. We quote:
Selected light. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7O0475
Heavy and medium. Observation-Disclosures. 4504.50
Common to fair light. .2004.50
Heavy roughs and grassers. .--."------ 3.5O64.OO
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100; shipments
none. Hardely enough here to establish a
market No change in prices from last week
We quote
Good to choice grades .....-........$31 10 03. 60
Common to medium grades ........-..... 2.0602. 80
Spring lambs, common to good ........ 3.0004 90
Bucks per head, common to good. ...... 2.00a3.00
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug 17-There has been a good
business in the jobbing departments Of trade and
good sales reported. The market IS filling up with
small obbers and retailers representing every section
of the country Agents have been doing good bust,
ness, but chiefly in cotton prints. Augusta paids
advanced lac Fruit of the Loom beached cottons are
sold up, and are selling at value.
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Fuel is cheap in the Puget sound region-sugar
is dear, and the climate is adapted to the growth
of the sugar beet. Under these promising condi<
tons, a company has been formed to start sugar
works in that region, and have contracted with
farmers for $4,000 tons Of beets annually, for
five years. at $3.50 per ton.
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1t is said that scarcity of water is one chief
cause of tough beef. Animals fattened IN SUM
mcr on succulent food are moro teader tam
wiEter.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Dull at Unchanged Prices-Hogs Firm
aud Higher.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IL
Cattle-Receipts, 49, shipments none, But
few here, and the offerings were of only fair
quality. Market little dull. and hard to make
sales at last weeks quotations. We quote:
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Instruments fled for record in tho Recorders Office.
of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at O'Clock. p. NJ, Aug. II, 1885. fur
nshed by Elliott Butler abstracters of titles, roe
No g. Etna Building:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-18

Corn-Weak, and all grades lower Sellers are
more anxious to dispose Of stock, and buyers are
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10
Defects Of the Orsior1

'19ttT Law
r ,,o. writing from c'nbrag. i 4, core
omoTe SIM ia reference to me , ss - ne s'-
q the Court Of Appeals in A.. 8 deeisioa
''ys. Tile opinion is expressed ' a., 'ase.
interested 10 the oyster busines. I. y Persons
that much disappointment ,mo. =, ''a'ridg.
generally bat more especially ,n o.'l'raea
engaged exclusively, in the oyster .us 'aos'
buying and carrying oyster, m .e''oa, I'D
announcement that the Court Of Aa ....'s e
disposed Of the lus'ey case npoo P . ha'
defect IN The indictment. An ,,,., '''naiea.
The constitutiondity Of The o.. ''''o upon
"Herein the law imposes a tonn... ,'+ ii'el.
vessels ireighting oysters. wac Go, ly upon
'or jig appears that The Conn, Z ''okei
has not deemed it necessary !, ,, Appea s
point 'o touch upon this all impo,,... w Y
leaving the question sGll ipvoi,.5 '.'' matte
TINS matter is considered imoo,,.. ! a0ao.
'Js,ermeA' for two reasons First ,b.- ~ %.
pad INTO the treasury large amop,,. Ha''
for license to engage in carryio, 49,. ~ '''ne'
e2aciion Of which by the stat ba '''''' lat
clared by the United States c-on;, -''n d.
be unconstitutional. and il Is con,s. 5','
t'e oys'ermen that it would be onIae '.l 4
the State to refund the respective '''' 10y
mus taken i iac law has been nro,,., ''-''
sirued' Second, the oyster season p', y, con-
open On The ist Of October, and vos..t ~
viii again he required to license ~. y'ne''
risk Of an iniractiou Of the law M.
by the Legislature by which it il cue, ,.u'
that defects in the law win H. .,..i p'''s9
comes too late, as the most proftabrs ...
the season interveues between tba onaI.
the season and the meeting of the Te,i,,,
The license grants the privilege ofd,.
AS well as carrying, aud there are me-,
used their yessels for both purpos.,
the last season, and would probabl,
again. To these decision Of The poi.,.
comparatively little importance :.
would have no claim upon the STAT.
there are many others who carry exco...
1nd to these the determination of tbao....
Is Of great Importance"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10
nouinTelI pnre Bnlter.-br. LILO.

How to Tell Pure Butter.-Dr Taylor,
+. ..ie-o.cop.t Of the department OF agricul-
.a-. read Fl paper recently before the Microsco-
e.. society. descriptive Of bis recent discov-
..... In examining butter and its various
citations. d. finds that crystals Of pure
e.re- when fresh have a globular or
e-.o8sl form. and that with a certain ad-
-.,meat of tho polarizer each globe or ellipse
..rosas well defined ST. Andrews cross.
revoives as Tie polarizer is turned
Tn. CRYSTALS OF buuerine, cIeomargarine and
~, N swine fats are Of stellar form They
Al, no, regolve with the polarzer, nor DO they
.sgu thp ST. Andrews cross The crystals
ofmuer which is act fresh, or is Of inferior
sas.ty. present roseate form, generally
fa--obed. and revolye with the turning Of
.sa 1oIarizer u was found necessary as
na .m.nary % the experiments that all the
.uo'es be boiled for the purpose Of
RI. saIziag their fatty acids DR. Taylor is
,-en,r.ng pamphlet emhodying the results
h II. experiments, which he believes viii
furnish the certain means Of detecting the
difference between butter ana any imitation
3-sn, adulter.'ed compound
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

DiSinfeetnnis.- Good llouseaycpers make
5 me very sensible sagges ions on the subject
Of disintcctan's, Of which il .a-ely observes
that there arc many kind, some much easier
Of application than OTHERS and some whose
va'uc j, not disputed Fer .onm1a, bean
disintcctaut Chloride Of lime is eaui bu spl.
plate Of irons ordinarily ll5wa Is copaeras.
is probably better. For those unable To pur-
chase or apply the other. ni. mpIa direc
ton may he of service. Put ff=, pog,,3s nj
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

The Mail TO Benedict - Postmaster
Nc'zey o. Baltimore, ON Thursday of last
week, received a reply from Second Assistant
Postmaster General A Leo Knott 70 bis tee-
gram of Wednesday ia reference to the failure
Of Contractor Wise 20 carry the mail between
Baltimore and Benedict Mr. Knott ia his com
municauon SAYS
" In reply TO your telegram Of July
reporting failure of the contractor to perform
service on route No. 10. 09s. from Baltimore to
Benedict voL are directed t the service be
not resumed before tbs receipt of this letter.
to employ temporary service thereon at tie
lowest possible rate, in no event exceeding
$3.50 per round trip
Thus figure is in reality the amount bid BY
Mr. Williams, OF the Wcems line steamers
which was 81 500 per aunum, and, as the
mail is carried twice week, on Wednesday
and saturday, the above rate would be ST.
1920 Mr. Wise's bid was =, $50. The
postmaster a once sent for Mr. Williams aud
arranged with him to carry the mail, until
further instructions from Washington There
is no doubt that the contract vii now he
given to the Weems line, ana ia that event
Nr. Wise or his bond Will be liable for
S5o-the difference between tie two bids
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10
A bride of 10 Married Four times.

BRIDE of 10 Married Four times. -
Mrs Nellie Dame YoureX- Baker Phillips of
Freeport Ills Was married in Freeport a few
days ago 10 Charles Yourex from whom she
had been divorced She first married him IN
June ] $50, and only lived with him one day.
as she was taken away from him by her
parents Yourez left this section, aud not
hearing from him, she married one John &.
Baker, in February, 1883, who left her after
a short time, he having another wife else
where Latter Nellie married Harry L..
Phillips railroad brakeman They
quarrelcd, parted and Phillips got divorce,
hut before the decree WAS finally made, he
married again for which Nellie brought
suit against him for bigamy and had him
bound over to court The decree was granted
in the meantime aud lourex having come
back, the marriage Of last night followed
The bride IS now only nineteen years Of age
aud has been married four times, aud all or
her husbands are still living
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

The Wheat Crop Is. " T,lm,..,
prepared bis monthly report and aco,5
mate on the probable wheat Weld of,s'r
ted States for 1885 is us follows. IA.
mate as tabulalcd BY States and To,.,a.
are based upon late information fan a..
State Agricultural Departments and o,b..
Liable authorities, and are as nearly 49,.
us estimates Of this nature can be. m.
mate shows the probable Yield Of ~,
wheat at i2Loooooo bushels winter wber
10000, 900 bushels, total spring and w,,,.-
$4,000 600 bushels From these figures
will be seen that the crop of 1885 cemn,
with 1884, VIII show a shortage in virt.,
wheat Of 100 600, 600 bushels. sprioo WI
y ooo.ooo. total shortage spring and wir,sr
1872 100000 bushels The average n
yield of the United States for five year. ,,,.,
Is 4GI ,oOu0O0 bushels The estimate ,h,g
shortage compared with the average ~,
ye'lrs past Of -. 100000 bushels. E. Win
nlan reports for this State, that on The Who'll.
there viii be from two thirds 10 three mar
tiers Of hsl years crop The Wasbippfoa
Star, speeding Of the short eropanl It's SIC,
says, "lhc price OF bread may 10 b N .,
time when wages are falling aud work is
scarce But it is not worth while borrow ..o
ttputla IL /. ,.or, l,,.,,,r...;... r..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

Tae farmers have begun threshing wheat
TIE u.d not very good
A meeting Of the ycstry of Port Tobacco
pa.lsb was held ON Monday Mr. NJ Chapman
was u.e only vcstrymn absent
Nr John A. Hmilc a worthy citizen, re-
slju. near Hryatown died Of kidney aztec
ooaoa Thursday Of last week
Another newspaper is about 20 be publish
d IL Calvert county with Mr.. S Parran
as eii-or
Nr Joseph y HAYDEN his opened wheel
wright shop in Co'o Neck upon his late pur-
thse-a LIT near TompkiusyiIle.
The non-iury term Ct the court will begin
Monday week As usual the dockets are
short Judge Stone viii hold The term
Mr.. j. Percy Brlwuer With the firm Of J..
Boyko Lee, was among those who visited
die county on the Fourth
See professional card Of Mr. W. NJ llusch-
cite lie is prepared to attend to all business
,ntruscd TO his charge.
A tramp giving ms name as J'hn "'s'ey
Roberts, was arrested and con6led in jail on
.vo,nos,.r
Tie Luvenie ,lse ball club of BryantowA,
MN DIV The Juveniles o. Port Tobacco at
ChtgeI Poial TODD
A new mercantile firm h2' begun business
at Ae"0uTE ua1e' '"c "'"'e anu s'y.' VI
Taylor ana O'afNe' success y '"e ''e gu
'erffs''
The festival at "Litlcton, for the bone !
of Durham parish Will t}1e place on next
'"' i'
VIII DC " most P's'''''' '' ~
Many persons were disappointed at ST
Thomls on SUNDAY, in net meeting Rev
+. F. NeA'ee. me- na'''S ''''i'd AT '''' ''S' mo
ulcn' "o' " '7'' wy ~
The collection taken up i'm the churches Of
Port Tobacco parish on Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week for missionary purpos-
es amounted to few cents over tErg-three
dollars.
r. ro,rno the now minister Of
v,niemoy. preached his first sermon on Sun
day last. A large congregation attended the
services Of the day and expressed themselves
much pleased with their minister first ser
mon.
.,....,..... ,r...a . c,-r,,-.
go ~ .ba now farm wagons for sale by Mr.. T.
R Farraa. Ia Plata. Every farmer should
have one. They are as hight running as a
hnr,,v and will carry a ton.
The PomonNey ps'h',' avs I'' p'9''"S -
A. NJ D'Sa" NJ '''
Mr. Bryan "ou'u ,''.'@s -, 49,, va ~, ~ ' ~,
would uouo'l''s IS -
AT a meeting OF the county Commissioners
-. T,os5av.a committee composed of G. A
y nos1as vudd and 4. Posev was
Wade, r. peo"'es
appointed 70 CONFER '''' ''e N'''''''71'''''
the three adjoining counties or committee oy
them appointed upon the 'eas'O'n'y Oh eie'''o"
ofan insane hospital
To most children 'He o"'e S'seeo.'0" - ="
dose of castor oil is nauseaung Why not
,,ban pbysic is necessary for the little
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

School Fund The annual distribution
of,b. general School faui having been made
D., bo Comptroller % the state Treasury our
..,oo, examiner bas been PAID 'he quota for
,,.,, soan,e amount received i- 81 1872
3. Tie teachers wlII be ptil or next week.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10
500 Reward.

TINE public school house No ,, seventh
Election District having been recently
destroyed by FIRE under circumstances
which plainly declare il to he the work OF an
ineendiary, and deeming il duty we owe Y
the public to spare no effort to protect us
property, and the cause Of education, for the
time being inlrusted 10 our charge, we mere
by offer a reward Of One Hundred Ool
lars for any Information that Will lead 70 ihe
and conviction Of the gui'l'
party. In As much as several other schoNi
houses In re same section Of the county have
been hitherto destroyed BY fire, suonsy
pointing to the inccudiary, we e'n-
IDENTIFY Claim the cooperation of all good ct
izens now, and henccforth, in the eif'fi Y
discover and place in the IRON nanus ~ me
law the perpetrators Of such iendish crimes
q. D. MUDD,
p. 4 SASSCEB,
VII GRAY,
MAJ l5-tf School Commissioners
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NOTICE.

yT1uE Board Of County Commissioners
viii meet at their otticei in Port Tobacco
Tuesday. Iuly 2lst, 1883.
e. ,,s transaction Of miscellaneous business
BY order,
t,, 6-ct F. DESALES MUD, Clerk.
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GotaI ono QtrsonaI.

- RI OEss " "a INDEPENDENT has been
- ~ ne fr,' f.ar OF ne NrsoHie mn
,-m,8tsg opposite hs Ef'copH Church
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10
Acme Wagons

For sale new and complete Acme farm
wagons. Warranted TO carry 1000 pounds,
and guaranteed for TWO years. Prize 500.
I. K. FARRALL,
iy l0-cm La Plata, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10
EARNS For RENT.

Two Farms for rent. Highly improved
and desirablr located For terms apply 10
A. POSEl,
may 29-tf Port Iooae'o "u'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

a.us he well known dry goods house
~ 49, velvets. silks, &c. have been
Ff' lno3 down at figures far below market
.'ao as and the popular proprietor gives bis
pII..,,I Guarantee that if purchasers call they
le .,I - s1ifed. This is ii rare inducemeut
VA s;sitors 10 Washington from the county
t.in remember that III Market Space IS the
.,,C, place, and 20 and obtain bargains IN Tue
dry goods line.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

Harness. Trunks, &c. repaired
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-07-10

Na.srs J. B. Kent Of the commission house
~ R Kent 4 Co aud A r. DeA ba Of the
q +, Bottling Company spent the Fourth in
,b q'c county. The former spoke in high terms
If o' ne prices he was obtaining for the farmer
VI ,ab 'uS and the latter had also a good
mor3 10 say for the Budweis beer They
we're handsomely entertained by their numer-
friends during their stay
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-11

Sn Der lebten 9ienstag 3aGt puroe
Der aauTmnnuslnoen oes Serrn 9eo.
&raettlD Don @inbre6ern 6eim9elu6t
uno nm @aaren I'M 8ctrase BON 800
beitublen. Die 9iebe perI6a1ten ii6
GinlaB in oas 2pcal bnour6, paB lie
ulittelit elmer Sid Die S6Ire erbru6en.
IA sur 3eit 9err Sraettlp ii6 9ei6df-
te6ulber in ct. 9ouis befano uno beB@
balb Ntiemnnb i'm 9aoen i6liet batten
Die Ginbreder Gclegen9eit un9eitDrt i6r
perbre6eriI6es @ert ausSufibreu unb
lid lol6e @e9euitdnOe, Die ie bel Gin=
tritt Der tiiblen g9itteruug brauden
f%Guneu, au;uei9ueH. Inter NHoerem
ita6lcu bieS 6urfenllutertleioer S6ube,
SPITE, mollene SettOeden, mebrere
S9alpls, GegenuIdHtel, cine Rite Sauz
tdbaf u1o uerl6ieoene anhere Irtifel.
Cine Spur, Die sur G%infaHgun9 Der
Giubre5er lciteu fOnute, lit bis jeBt nod
nidt ent0cft iuoroen. 9leBnli6c Gin
Bride ullo 9ie6ereien fnn1cn I6on 5u
w%ieoerbulteu Wfnlsn i'll u%rierer StaOt
upr nnO oie ;3cit uuO Die 2ocale iuel6e
uun Der 9ietc=6aHbc iir iDreu ucrbre=
dcrii6cu 3ucd criuablt wurOcn 9eben
llriGfe ju Der NmuGbme baB Die Gin
Bride uon gtutcu Die gut i'll %unIercr
Stn6t 6etnnIt inn, ucrubt purbem.
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Gas b~iesidbrise Scrbit : Set De:
9ermunn S6arfi9iseu Sereins finbet
uuf Der 5nrm bes 9errn Gbas. Bed.
muun ant SOnntag, ben 20. September
itatt. 9n6st6e miro aus einem GROCER
BreiszS9ieBeu fir ale regelmdBiger
S6iisen beIteben un6 lin6 SIT bieIem
3ped, bonn Serein So Sreile in @elbz
iummen ouu perIdieOcuer @r6se alsz
geIebt.
lin jeoo6 bas Set aud mir bic ni9t-
actiuen Iit9lieber, iOtuie flr Die 8eIu=
der I'M Sq9emeinen, 10 nnSiebenO 5u
maden pie MIR m69lif, tpiro nod cine
Grtra S6eibe uui9efteut gang ipeciea
5ur llnterbaltun9 Der @dite. guf SieIe
S6eibe iino iueni9itens 10 ~fuertgppae
Rreiie aus9eiebt, III @elOiummen II. T..
NJ. 9ie 9iitanj bon bieier S6ei6e lit
rur 60 S6ritt, uno Der gerein Itent
bic @aHeu, IUpie aud Die NunitiOn
unb Die SebieHung. &d9eres bcIaet
Die anjeise.
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Sic aunif ~ arGftrn IL fpmmen

1T in tem sinfa6sn Ratbs rutbaItrn: gsrtsftrs
bic gereauung. 9a;u brbarI rs friuss aus,
etdrbtiteten Ssitems npn 9i~dtpCri6rifttn.
@enu hu Sraft bsrarff, 70 stbrau6e jentn
f&m adbdfteR SrfrrfGrer fsrislbsn, Srhet-
teT's Raeenbitters fslemiIh. @rnn
eu tisisn Ratb brfoIglf uub friurrlsi aue-
f6reifunsru bessbf, ea muet tu ia hrb an
Srnft, 9tppstit unb 9GrftrssriGt ;unrbHien.
SGdarrn gersiener pAtisnten lsgrn beutiutage
nit hirirm ~srIunben unh sriineIi@rn 9rnrut-
rtr zines SerfalenbenS rsanismus unh lGrin-
ernbrr 8Srprrfrnft einrn @runb ;u Sabre
LANCER rlfissr @eiunbbeit. Die Tssptpiis
rire 6aturG aueeen1trst unb bic Contribution
aessn hdnfbsitrn s%efsifist, trnrn fle, tpsun
ibnen aussrfsst, I@er sr!irsen miietr,-na-
mentIih maIariI6rs 6isbsr, Sbrumdtismus,
untb6tisFeit nrr Hisrrn uub eer SlaIe, Ner-
rrnl6pdGt uub ibre rerI6isbrusn Symphonic
rerfbpinhen, penn bas WitteI ttbarrIiH &C.
brau9t unb ni6t mad sinsm f~ur;rn, unrestl-
mdeissn gsriu6 bsr 9ebrau8 aulsssstsn
niTb.
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afcrbaugcrGtbi6aftru, @ai@iusn
iunifiec ausfcaungrn.
90. g. geuTnl, Superintenbent

90. 7. geai n, Superintendent
Better 5~ireiipdnuigcr @a9en i'm
County 9enladt /. 4r. 3ie9er & 8pl;
camut.
Better Sl%ueiifdmuiger 8flug i'm county
gema6t, / Yr- Sie9er & Solcamut; q.
8. 0oelmer.
Seiter eiuiplnni9er IIlu9 i'm 9ountp
scmladt, l 9r. 8ie9er & SOlcnmut.
SeIte Stusitelluu9 9auimannsiuaaren
Sc. g. Seuiins.
Bette 9usitclun9 muiifalii9er Sn=
itruminte, >. 5lubr.
Seitf NusItelung 0rfcH upO Sle9=
iunnren, s. 8. &ule.
Stite Iu$ite0Hn9 0t0bel, Se9emnnn
9cisnsr & So.
Bette AusIteIuug Stiefel unO Gdube
Yf. 3. 8cnIin9.
Bette 9uslteaung 5ertige 8leiber,
q. Sdlcuoer.
Bette 4IsIteliun9 HbUtp9rap9iiber
arbeit, 81. s. Mumbrauer.
8eites 100 I'M County semabte
8udfeine, S, Ballet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-11

9as 8plli6ublauTeu in Der &Otunon
am S~tpeiten 5airta9e mar cine b06lt
i1tere6aHte 4Haire. Die 8etbeilisuns
runr cine CUTE uub BON ben 8reisbe=
per6ert 9insen fol9enbe 9amen uno
Serren ais Sie9er beruor. Bon ben
9nmen erbielt Sri. Sba &iu6epal ben
1. uub SRI. gnna Suned ben 2. 8reis,
BON Den Serren, .. S6ilbbn6 Die 1.
8rdmie. 3wei weitere 9reiie fpuroen
fir &naben un6 MdO6en inter IA
Snbren ~aus9eiebt unb Die 8rdmien
Goo:e Glnrf unb Der fleinen Martbn
9eisner ppn ben 9reisri6tern 5uer=
fnnnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-11

Charles @esel, Main Str, 3anes-
bile, Sbip, i6reibt: ,Mteine 5rau III
raid uub griinbli6 BON befti9en Ma=
northampton hur3 Den @ebrau6 BON
Mtii6ler's 9rGuter Sitters furirt iuUrz
ben. Sd iJlste BEN auf Der 6laiden=
Gtifet;c geacbenen @ebrau93anipeiz
Jung" Sci SrnmpffOlif, rotber 3u9r,
0iarrb6e un0 alien &ranfbeiten 6cs
Mngens mo llnterleibes fam Miibler's
8rduter S;tters tiibu Den Serslcih nit
ir9eno cinem anberen !Seilmittel in Der
@elt berausIurocrn. 8iele Der BON Inn
uerri6teten auren 9ren5en an bas
@unoeroare.