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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
5nEdnoiime SSadjriG1ten.

q Die 6arbigen Ser iuoli6en S,aa=
ten gcbeu I'M @orIcr 80 Stituucen ser
aus unb ~Iiefern 5000 2cbrcr iiir Sbus
len.
2 Sn GGer, 81, be;obltc neuli6 elm
Othun einem Nuberu cine S9ulo pom
$4,000 nit tlingen6er S~ilbcrmiir;c. Die
3ilte. III Scr CT 6a5 gcIo bei0yberte, moo
nit yeptcrsm 400 YinnO.
q 8rGlioent 6leuclan6 crbieIt Sieier
Gage cine i66n eingcro5mtc G~6otogras
p6ie heS 6irltcu 8iSmnrd NIT Dem
ddten uno e~igenbdnoi9cn 9~tomcnS,u9c
beS c~iIcrncn 6un;ierS.
q 5ranflin 3. Moie5, Der beridtiote
Grz9ouusrnclIr pom 2. 6arolina, wuros
bieier Gage peqsn betrii9eriihcr GrIanqe
ing pom @elb iu brci So6rcu @cidnoniR
uerurtbeilt.
Q y&ntcrifai Hem;ctor", Ste cin;ioe
3eituI1g in Den Ser. Staatcn, welde in
uugnriihcr Spro6e publicirt miro uno
bisbcr baIbmonatli6 cri6ieneu lit, miro
uon iett Gil ais iu06cntli6e5 Elntt erz
ideineu.
z Sn S~prinsfiel6, Mah., besins
6rau Slipe GIeueIanb @Iart, cine ents
ferrte Scrrpon6tc bes Yrdii6entcn GIeuee
Lamb, Die 6eier ibres 100. @cburtstages.
Die ate Dame %erfreut ii6 nod bcs
beiten gSobIieins.
q SIN SnuaIibenbauie bel Milwautee
befinoet iif audi Elm alter Ycrier, Der
beim 9luspru6e be5 8ir9ertrieses in
bas acknowledgement 6es 8un6es cintrat
unb ais rMa5omeo Rban" in Die 9iiten
ein9etrGgen wuroe.
. 2tuf eiseutbImIi9e @eiie fam Die
Satin uun Sauib Rice in SbeIbp,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
DolksbLait.
@ebraoer @raL 9erausgeber.
alnfer serearap6em- SpGem.

2tnGcr Gefsgrap6sm-S p(ten'.
Oas GsIearapben Spitcm Der Ser.
StQaten iibertrifft, mas Die 2du9e iciIer
Orabte unb Die 3abl Der u%eriatoten 2e7
peIden anbetriit, ale ydnoer Der Groe.
SSn peradnacnen Sabre iulr0cn III oIeIem
Yanbe Is, 600. 900, in groBbritann5en
30, OOO, 600, III Jcuti6lano i, 900 600
uno in ,5rantrcid 1900, 600 0epci1en
uerIanbt. Sn GuBIano meroen IdbrItd
etma 10. 600. 900, III Der Sdmei3 p
600. 900, in Spanieu uugcTdbr 1000, :
600, in ser Giirfei etpas mebr ais =
900, 900, III Belgien 1000, 900 uno III
Seitrei6 etrpa 1000, 900 Gepsldeu abz
oeliefert. Mterjto Dot 400 Ie!egrap6ens
8~ireaur unb uerienoet jdbrIi6 ungei09r
$50 600 Selegramme, Dd6reno ,yapaH
MIR I25 Bireaur bat uro bod lGbrtId
etua 1000, 900 Eele9ramme abldlft.
IS lit cine 6arafteriitiide GbatIa9e,
bic ben 6orti6ritt Der irpci li%atioren
3eiQt, bag SdpGn nit cinem beotuteno
tleiueren Ocbiet uno elmer uitI gerIu9ercu
Yeu6ltsruug jdBrli6 6rei Ntdt mebr Ges
pei6en uerienost, ais 69tnd. Die lcIe@
qrapbcn in Den Der. Staaten baben mebr
al ibuu, be;ablen ii6 6eiIer unb wcroen
ollqemciuer non Der Bep0lteruHg bcutEt,
ais bic in irqer0 cirsm aroeren lDelle
Der gSelt. l}nr leeten Sabre bdtten wtr
in oieIem ydnoe 1000 EeIegUap5elts
BureGur, lmb unitre GrGbte oedttn Die
Strcde pom 1914 $50 Ntrittu. IN bjeIent
Sabre 6eften lie cine nod Idngere
Strede; aud lUeroeu Die Backgammon
nod mtGr ais in 1884 btnutt.
Son ben oben geuUnuten : epe'@c1
t~oiteteu Die uOu Der observation-disclosures
Ielcarap6cn : 6ompagnle" uerIancten
6urdidnittli6 5000 6ent5 Der QUrWe
lhnitt5z@ eruim 6cr 6~ompo9rtt pro
Celegramm 6etru9 I5.o6 6cntS. IN
1868 oeftcn Sic GrGbtt Der olSelterns
Union" etrua Gin 6iinftel Der Iett Uon
ibnen 6c6erridten Strete; ibre ,Eors
berutqeu 6etrugcn oamGl9 ourtldnittltb
6oppelt 10 ujcl, ais g~egcupdrttg. >i3r
Gjeuinn 6etrltg II Geut5 pro lepeIae.
IN 1884 bate Die oGige ~Sompn8njc
Yinicn Don li5, 900 UieiIeu. IS Dure
ben pom iGr in ben,itlbeu Sabre +, 600,
600 2cpel9cu perlGt0t, ua0 lbrt SIR
Edbnicn hetrugcH go 600 ,Dpp. Etc
Decentralization" Dat cjH uontiueGcs IA
pital pom $50, 900 600.
Vie Baltimore E9io- Ec~te9rop4tue
~Gompoguicy bat iGreU lIm'GnG IN ocfI
Qcgtuydrtigen ,(dGrt bcDcuteuo uere
gr0Bert, nm Die &eleAropgeu=3tottn uG0
utri6icocneu Euuttsr u%erringcrt. IN
1901 hc4rttr ~, EI.,or ,i,rr, >rTIfp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16

pom rSoas, 2en6enbiHoen, Die bier friis
ber Die eiu3ige Setleioun9 biIbeten nnb
aud jest nod inter Der pom ben NfilIioz
ndren eingefibrten europdii6eu Sleibung
qetraqen werben. gu 'ibrer 5erIteuunS
liefert Die in SaIswaher aufgewei5te
fSaIer Der wilbcn Sanane ben i%tarteu,
9o~Ib9ldnseuben 6aben-~
4uf Der Suiel Suiai iin6en ii3 seuaIs
tiee &uinen pom SteinbauteT, Die auein
mod 3eusniB seben, baB Ruiaie nnb Die
u~mliegen6en SnleIu friber pom einem
t~rdfti9eren unb int%eiligenteren 0ienI6ens
i6la9 beIpobut geweIen iein mii1eu. Die
coloiiaIen cycIopii6en Mauern seigeu
cine 00be bis I'll breiBig SuB unb cine
eide pom fGnf;ebn bis a6tsebn SuB ;
Der untere Sbeil 6eriel6en beltebt aus
a%69erunOeten 9aiaItblOten, Die 3wii3ens
rGlme limb nit tleineren Stsinen
unb Mt6rtel aus9efnllt. Son mem rnb
I'll meI6em 3med bieie 9ptlopenGrbeiten
au5gefibrt limb, bGriibcr beIebrt ms pom
Seiteu Der RuIaier ni6t einnlal cine page
in Der Grinusrun9 fprtbaueruoc Gage.
Snbeu ltebcrlicferun9em Der @Hrolinier
le6t iii ole buutle Mdr, bGB tic emit
Elm groBes Solt wartn, 6as auf elmer 9ez
maltigeu, 6ur9 @r6bebeu NIB 6Iutbmele
len uerui6teten 2anbmaIle le6te, Die ii6
melt mad Roroer eritredte un6 ;ahlrei6
beluobnt mar. QSie ale Ginge6orenen
Der Sioisez Snieln, iterben aud lie raid
ous an cin;cInen Yuntteu babcn lie lid
iunerbalb eints M~tcnldenalters UNI ein
9rittel psrringert. &6rperli6 tlcin uno
i6md6tig, geiitia obne SeritdnoniB,
@e6d6tniB uno Stre6en, in ibrem Sara
bieie pou isgli6er Gorge frei, aud obne
irgeno einen 3mang Der ,Sitte bubinlez
bend, limb iie wiuenInfc Wert;eugc in
ben Odn6en Der ipeiEcu MenIben, III Die
lie ,peifclso6ne binncu 6urSem ibrpra3ts
poles, rei6es 2uno sur Nusniitung gang
lid t,srSsr nhoeheu uiiiisu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
8eratiid1tc 9}ahri6tet..

- &m nnro0ftli d en- She'll
unn Edncuibire (gn9IGn5) linb iebt uabc.
III cine Wliuinn Spinoclm, 80, 900 9Sebz
ltilblc MD 5000 @rbeiter untbdtig.
- HIS in &aIcuciu in Spaz
uicn Die Gbolern 10 itart piit6ete, Bile
Der Die 1000 Nrbeiterinntn i'll elmer oor-
tiGcu Sn~botSfobrit pom Der Scudc 0dn,z
lib ucri3ont.
- Gin eifrigcr 4ntmurtens
S0mmltr III tiir;Iid in N&arihau Qcs
itorben. Nr binterIicB cine mcrtbuolc
Sammluug pom $50 uerIdieocncn
Eoltpert6iei6cu. Sciuer lcttmiuiQeu
Scrfiiaung mad Oarf lie mr ais 0ianscs
III cine I6dno uerfNuit mer6cn.
- T. i'm bc;ei6 cs Sdlaoz
Iidt ouf sic i'll 9Icgppten berrIdenoen
SultGnoe wirft IolgenNe Aiadri6t aus
&0jro: r~TSdbrenb StOat59cloer I'M 9ez
traQe por 1000 Efo. StcrI. pom Oahu
bofe i'll 2lliiut nah Der Stoot bcT0r6crt
murbcn, marb bic GStortc pom elmer
9tGuberbanoc nugCgriTen, Der IS mad
tlr2em &fc NIT Den Sploatcu Qc-
lang, lid otS 9an;cu WcloeS I'll 6emI6
ti9en uao bOnrit has 2&sitc III Iudcn.
-utbcr cine intcrci5nute
operation l6rcibt man aus YdriS: Der
9roRe @lcpbNnt i'm Jardin d'acclima-
tation befGm an ser Mur;cl ieincs liurS=
ltitI9eH groBeu (ducrS cinen 2lusmud5
in Gorm elmer Srun9e, Ser ibm 9roBc
Sbmer;cn iu Sdbnileii6c ucruriobte
uno i'm binbtrte, ir9en6 pcI6c Nd5run9
iu ncbmen. Die Girtttion beitcGtc eis
Fen SaDnar;t, mel6cr cS %untcrnGbm,
nit eI1cm Stube uon %;pan;ig 4erlouen
odS Ibicr I'll Opcriren. Die Sperntiou
bauerte ;mei Stnnben, inocm ~pprsrit has
Gbier nieocrgebtiiGt mur6c; Damn iG9tc
ma ben ~frnntcu Sabn ab un6 0iinete
bGS @eibmiir. Der elephant ertrug
Die S9uIer;eu nit bcIuunocrusmtrt1er
0couIb, IND ais man i'm euoIi6 f-tts
litB, fiibrte er cine 2lrt RrieQ5tan; auf,
tnosm er unSGbIi9e NfoIe mie iuiIO i'm
eingcSdunteu 1taumte umberlicf. Gdbci
ut CT 10 uerniinitig, 6uB II bcim Glen,
ooS ibm nm portreIflib i6msdt, Den
&opf tets auf Die redte Seite bsugt, nm
sic @uu6e al ser Iinteu Su idOnen.
-Su cinem pom 81. SuIi 5.
:. aus GIobi oatirteu S6rciben au Die
@eo9rapbil9e @eieui6aft in 2Sieu
tbeilte 4roi. Or. Sstar Gen; nit, baR
er in &aHtsrun Den bcutiden @oruerz
ncur, 6reiberru pom Sooeu, beiu6t
babe. Gin eigencS oeuti6cs @ouuerne>
msnts9ebdube gebe es ro9 ni3t. Ger
@ouptrneur beipobnc cine cbemaIiae
QSoermaulbe 6attorei bel Sing 0eu
CONN, bieielbe, III neIdcr mdbrcno acs
Samples Gnbe December D. Z. Der
9&oerman'i6e Ngsnt Bantdnius pom Zen
Ramerunlzy euten ernIoroet purbc. Die
Seamtcn oes @ouuerueurs, Ser d.
$utttammer (San;ler) uno Or. 6rabbes
(Setrctdr) wobneu ctlpa cine Biertelz
itunbe e%ntfernt in einem e~bemaligen Miiz
i~ious5dus6cn, wel6es redt hIbi5 Iieqe.
Erof. 2eni fdno hbriacns oa Oouuerz
neur, Iopie Die Mitbemobner ieines
etrpa5 fie6erleioeno, trosoem crit
@o6en lett beren 9lntunft per-
9angcn pdren. CUR Seit befan6 ii6 Gin
fleines 8Gnonenboot - Scr ,Sptlop~,
Stubsnrau6, nit eiuiqen 60
0tauu 8ciGtung in 6ameruu - etpas
su wcni9 mad Der Ani6t hes Sriefs
l6reibers fir Die mod INNER uuli6eren
3uitGnoe in Rdmerun. Die Samerun=
SeuOIferung isi ;peifslIOs peinger Iei6t
gu regieren, ais Die He9er anberer
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TlsuP c3fttfI9tar,st 0gr.G NHuG-
il Jta;0.

"a |4Ii;;.
SIN alter Observation-Disclosures NIs.
ipru5 lautlt: .l&;r bciu!rtcH tnuuc,
bag it6eraIl Ia, no bis lest IL NjrG5.
balm qciDahien, imci rpii6icu. lei
elmer Scr Qr56tcut &obitDGter oerNitIl6-
belt" Ncun oits ridtig III, wjt bod
lou man o1au pu5 Teroienit Gcoitni6cy
teller, methtr natt %&ci},uGrttu III
StdHhe brinGt, bit oaS Giiuf;, 3tb1-
nrcr !3poufiqiubc oller biabcr bcfaunte!l
Mrttu tra9tu.
@n rgm ]0cuuHrttu &obicm miro o.
gtnlpartig in NjGb NOl6orn. GnG!aEo,
nit GroEtm Giicr uu6 uiD,rftHUoartnl
G1FogGt gtor6,itct. t. J1Eoslt lii am
ui1i5 W~triugeie., ais I'm Vr;cugmHg
neuer g&e!}cu0attunocu ourb tiiU',Iibt
6rcu;un9. N1au iteIlt lih por, nit
wcl6cn Ghwictigtcittn sic 2(u9iibyung
eineS iOlben llntcrncbmcn9 uatijrli6cr-
mciic ucrfuiipTt lit. EcHu ole 2&ci;cn-
pflur;cn lperoeu ujdlt Bon auScu her
ourdj Die Ecrmittllmg pru Snirftta ooer
ciilC9 ion>ti0Cu Nacto(S HtfrliGtct - III
wcl6em Sale lid lcid3t HG5t bel ciuoH-
Der ,uidtli9 pcrIdjcocuc SpIctortcU Bill
ben t0Tucu, ulo bic MGcu>UuG bn6tr
audi uuT tiiuItlit;m 4&tQc mlldutr be
CiniluEt uu0 udGl lGnlcTsr V%l'dhyuuQ
picllciht uGuia coutrouirt mcyotu finite.
Der 1&ci%cu III ooppcIgcl0Icdtja, NM
ltot YiiGnie bcirut5tct ljd oGb.r 0u9 lid
lcibit. 0cy Stcndci icGtS &GimMcH@
AMI elmer Acbrc mira bIrt Sdmtufta"5
btirllhtct, Der GINS StaubJcTdEcn hcS-
lelbtn GIiimhtuS tommt. Sine uutiir
Itdc &%rcu;urG uCildicotutr 2&cjitEdrtGu
ut iomit p6uig m0trtbar mr. cine Tint
lide cribciut Guptrl, ijwicrig.
GicNcriu6c, lrtlGc man GcgcnIu0ryiG
III ]liQb NoIbart, mo ;uur nuf Dem
MnpcIcn Scr [,errcr Gortcr 4 Gcmp.
madt, liuo nit elmer Cpcratjon uer=
b%uroen, Die ltbr uicl G%ridbuIug uub
Wcidit criorocrt. Plus elmer 2lr;abl
Observation-Disclosures wer6tn EGml;dj Sic
Staubcuttl1cn herouSGcnommen, cbe
sic Sliitben Goui ycif lino. Damn mjro
Der Samcnltaub pon elmer Gnhtrn Nrt,
Den man ais beu mdnuIihsu Noctor per~
meuotu mill, poriidtig III Die 9iGybt Ser
betrciicnocn Niriiitl 0cidittet. Eic
0Iiit5cn, uel6e in Eddltcr 9}Gbc ner
tiinltli6 bcfruttctcn itebe1, Iperhcn uers
ni6ttt, bunit man ip6ter 6ie fijnitlih
III Star6c 9e6rodtt ,Frudt qennt aus
iirotn fam. is lit ein mittiGcS &r,
fnrocrniB iiir Sen GrioI9 Ser Cpcr0.
tion, baB hieicIbe genou ;ur ridtiScr
.Seit aus0efibrt miro, unh bel Nusmabl
ocS ScitpulFtcS 1pjelt oUh bic Ecmlpcya>
tur cine groBe 9tOIc.
IS lpur0cu bcrtit8 in periloiieutr
SGiion iber 20 rcue 0attungcu DurG
iol6e &reusung ge;i3tet, NIB III ser
nGdften gallon iouen Gle GcrfUd)c mod
in 9roBartiaercm MtGBitGbc GeI1nft Nor
ZEN. Der GrfoIg lit bis ictt Gin nugcs
metn befriebi9eEocr, mo man bat an
Ben ncuen @attun9cn perI6ithane iebr
erfreitltde lSabrnebmnngclt gcn,obt.
'Siele Ser 6reu1ung5iortcu rciften ;ruci
Q8o6en cher, ais Die Muitcrgattungcn
uno Batten idOnere Ncbrcn, weIdc be,
6euteno mebr &orner entbieIten (bti Der
@attltn9 9to. 0 muroeu Gus cinem elm
;iqen Samenfnrn go Nebren nit ie 30
R6rnern, alto ;ulGmmcn 5000 &6rner.
e~r,ielt) uno ntdt 10 Icidt our6 ben
@ilO ausfielcn. Inter ioIden linz
itGnben fam ma i!6 Guf bie rpciteren
GrfoIge ii6erIi5 8r0be 0oHnun9cn
MAIDEN.
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ms Dem 2srngef- S,tdt6pm.

Sin OeutI6er pom auswdrt5 Bat ii@
tirsIi6 Sas @eri9tsweien in 0eIamare
beleberl uno i9ilOert feline Gtncriife iii
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-10
TUE COTTON CROP.
State Averages Z r OctOber..-The
Yield dependent Upon Picking
Weather,

New Orleans, Oct. 6--The follow
ing is from the National Cotton Ex-
change crop report: Although the
weather for the month of September
has not been altogether favorable to
the crop, and there has been loss from
shedding, rust and rot, and in some
sections from caterpillars, the good
foundation on which the crop rested at
the close of August has stood in the
way of adverse circumstances, and
the yield promises to be much larger
than last season. The month, how
ever, closes upon much uncertainty,
and in many sections correspondents
refer to the yield as dependent upon
picking weather, and such as would
develop and save whatever of the
crop has been promised.
The July fruiting was excellent
nearly all over the belt. The August
fruiting was largely lost by shedding,
and the top crop is by no means as
sured anywhere, though it may come
out better than is now supposed.
Worms have appeared extensively,
but the damage has been proportion,
ately less than usual, owing to the rank
growth of the plant, and in many 10.
calties where they have stripped the
leaves it has been considered an adj
vantage. The conditions have been
more equally distributed this year
than last and the increase in crop
prospects extended nearly over the
whole south. Following are the state
averages
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-10
Until Further Notice,

Those wishing to % to Jackson,
can procure round trip tickets from
Mr., E. NJ. Brown, ticket agent, |. G.
r. R, and return the same day on
freight train at night. This is some>
thing the people have been desiring of
this road for some time, and it will
save the trouble of purchasing tickets
at Jackson, and from staying over
night there.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-10

A scandal ia any branch of the pub
lie service usually finds ready space
for its fullest details in the columns of
the newspapers. Reforms that are
made and abuses which are corrected
do not seem to make such popular and
acceptable reading. For this reason,
perhaps, the people are not generally
aware of the decided improvements
which are being made in the conduct
of the affairs of the Indian bureau.
Gen Atkins, who is at the head Of
that bureau, is an energetic worker
and man Of practical business meth
DDS. His long experience on the
house committee Of appropriate Is,
and his close attention to its WORK,
made him peculiarly htted for his
present position, and that he is doing
MS work well is attested by the re,
forms which he has already made.
The contracts for Indian supplies
which he has made are giving a bet,
ter quality of goods at a great saving.
The system Of exorbitant charges to
Indians 10y post traders has been brok-
en- up and other improvements have
been made or are now being made. 1t
is true that in doing this Mr.. Atkins
has removed a good many indian
agents and relrganized the force Of
special agents and Indian inspectors
but what of that if the service has
thereby been materially bettered?-
Washington Critic.
We can state as fact that no act
of the present administration has Civ.
Ell to the people 1T the south more cou
fdence than the appointment Of Gen
Atkins to the head of the Indian bu
reau. 1t is well known that this de-
partment was well nigh "A public scan
dal, and hence the appointment Of I
man who ispunctiliousIy honest give
great satisfaction. In Tennessee tn,
appointment of Atkins inspires every
BODY with confidence in the admins
tration. With all his ability and larg,
experience in public life, his creates
virtue is known integrity, honesty anC
uprighmess in everything he does
Nashville Union.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-10
BULLD0ZING.
MOOnshiners Threaten Marshal Free
mans Life.

HIhu lIllts
United States Marshal James II.
Freeman yesterday, received letter
from Henry county, saying he wonld
most certainly be killed if he again
ventured into the section of that coun
ty where the moonshiners flourish.
Thel marshal is not in the least
alarmed on his own account, hut will
prosecute the work he has undertaken
until not an illicit distillery in West
Tennessee is running. The marshal
takes no pleasures in hunting down
these law, breakers, and is Of the opin-
ion something is wrong with a law
that makes such inoffensive citizens
criminals, but while it is ON the STAT
utes it is his duty to enforce it, and
he will do so at all hazards. 1t is
presumed the letter in question came
from the neghborhood his posse Wis
tied last week, when they captured
two moonshiners and deslroyen So
much brandy.
The marshal is in receipt o! infor-
nation to the effect that his deputy,
McDougal Of Savannah, had captured
three more moonshiners, whom he
lodged in jail at jackson. The
United States court meets there the
latter part ot the present month, and
at the present rate will have more
business before it than it has for years
past. More than four years have
elapsed since a mOonshiuer was ar
rested in West Tennessee, and,during
all the time the illegal manufacture
of whisky and brandy has furnished
In almost every country. The men
engaged in the business are naturally
resentful at what they deem an inter,
ference with their rights, and much
trouble Is anticipated, before the law
lessness Is suppressed.
As the president is not supposed tC
be acquainted with the merits o.
mountain dew, one of the posse in the
recent raid through Henry county
possessed himself of a small sample
of the apple brandy found at the still
destroyed, and will send small flash
each to President Cleveland and At
torney>General Garland
Marshal freeman says he never
saw such nerve as is possessed by the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-10

Nashville Banner: 1t is subject of
general remark that since the inva,
sion of our city by Rev. Sam Jones,
of Georgia, the saloon men as a C ass
have had an uphill business. A
great number of the old customers of
these places have reformed as to drink
ing spirituous liquors, and without
drinkers no saloon can las long. Some
of the saloon men themselves have
abandoned the business and their
houses closed. Otners are running on
greatly discouraged. To indicate the
general dizziness in the trade it is only
necessary here to point to the fact
that one of the finest saloons in the
city has not made money enough du.
ring the past six months to pay the
city license.
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It'll likely that strict quarantine
will soon be declared along the Ca
madam border by the authorities of
New York. The smallpox epidemic
continues with unabated fury in Mon
treal, and only the greatest precauN
tons will prevent the disease from
crossing to the United States.
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women and children Of the moonshin-
ers he has captured. There is no
weakening or crying among them
when husband, father or brother is
arrested. With dry eyes and no la.
mentations the women go quietly to
work packing up clothes for the men
to take with them to Jail, and simply
saying: "GOOd bye; come back when
you can" see them depart.-Mem-
phiS Avalanche.
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NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OF
TIE THREE AMERICAS.

The management Of the North,
Central and South American Expo,
sition, which opens at New Orleans
November 10th, promulgate the fol-
lowing:
1.-The leading object of this Expo
sitioh IS to develop more intimate
trade relations between the 55, 000,0 900
producers and consumers OF the
United States, and the 100000
producers and consumers Of Mexico,
South and Central America and the
West Indies"
To every thoughtful business man
this is a practical, valuable and
worthy object But what the great
mass Of people who are already saw
ing and planning to attend this Expo
sition want to know is, how about the
grounds, buildings, facilities 70. get
ting from the city to the Exposition,
hotel and boarding house accommo-
dations, railroad rates, exhibits and
attractions. The leading OBJECT Of
this notice is to advise the public that
the Exposition grounds are in the
best possible condition. The buildings
have been re>r2ofed and generally re-,
modelled. A steam railroad from the
city direct to the grounds is under
contract to be completed October ~
An asphaltum driveway is being com.
pleted, running to the entrance Of the
main building. Increased hotel and
boarding house accommodations have
been added. Mexico and Brazil have
applied FOR large spaces in which to
exhibit governmental displays. The
six Central American countries and
the nine Republics and three Colonies
of South America will equal Mexico
and Brazil in proportion to their pop
ulation and area. The West India
Islands and the Dominion of Canada,
together with all the City, State aud
Territorial exhibits, will make one
mammoth display Of the ar,s, products,
manufactures and general resources Of
the above mentioned countries that
no American should fail to see.
A new, and to many very interest
ing, feature Of this Exposition will he
race course 'within the grounds
where hundreds o. the best horses ii
the land will show their speed. Til,
new management, composed of prac
teal business men, will spare no ex
pense necessary to the success Of Thu
enterprise.
Commencing November 1st, the
Illinois Central Railroad will place OF
sale Round Trip Tickets to New Or
leans, good to return within forty
days. at "A very low rate, and as thi
line is without question the Shortest
Quickest, Smcothest and Safest rout
. to New Orleans, parties visiting tn
Exposition should see their ticket
read via this line.
For Maps, Circulars and othe
! printed matter concerning the Expo
, sitiou, and for further information
concerning hotels, boarding house
and furnished rooms at New Orleans
apply to the undersigned, at Man
chester, Iowa. J. f. MERRY,
Gen. Western Pass'r Ag't,
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1885.
The Ohio election takes place next
Tuesday. Sherman's bloody shirt
will, no doubt, be showed under.

The herd of Jersey cattle that has
so long been infected with pleuro-
pneumonia at Cynthiana, KY, will be
destroyed, and all other infected cat
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The street car drivers of st. Louis
are on a strike. Thousands of visit
ors are in the city attending the fair,
with ne mode Of transportation over
the city. The citizens are driving
the cars and condemn the strikers in
the seVerest terms.
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In a difficulty at Holly Springs
Tuesday, Mr. Mullins, prominent
farmer, shot and killed Mr Watson,
promising young lawyer. They
were both politicians and politics the
cause Of the tragedy. The affair is
greatly deplored by that community
as both were good men.
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The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf came
out in brand new dress last Thurs
day, looking very neat. 1t IS a hand
some dress, and the proprietors are
making it one of the best papers in
the state.
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For months new disease, called
mountain cholera, has been raging III
Pike county, Ky. Over 200 cases
and 40 deaths occurred in September.
It's probably a renewal of the fatal
malady which ragged in the summer of
1894
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