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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13
grosbesetuusen fur sas Sabr.

limb penn IS aeI6n3e, allen Glanben
in har WsIt ous;uiiIeeu, Ten Aberslous
ben Dirb man utdt %ausroIteu, er PCT IN
otr Nieni6ennatur feftseUur;eIt, uHb
islbf Die auf~letidrteften itnb ni5t gang
frei baOon. 9diar mar 10 a~ber9loubii1s
uie Der 9rie9e AIsr1nber, 8olIaire
lu6te ben AbereIaubsu weg;uipottsn,
Gber serGce bisler Ssriu4 beiste. rab 81
nitt lang frsi nom NbeIslGuben mai;
NapOl,On IisB fd bic 8artsn Lesen uno
p6rte Der 9enormau6 70 gIdubiJ ;u. ruts
irssrb Elm Bauerusdns0sn, benz cine
3I9euneriu p~top5eyeIt, baB IS eiRlt einen
plinssn bsitGiben peroe.
@rgIaub J. .. bat ~fcrtm6bren6 feline
Bro2beten. @s SGuelte mebrsre Sabre
lang, bis es selans, bic bs;I4uitsr
Bropheyeiausen Der Nfntter Sbipton ais
eiueu lliera,t{den StwinbeI tu entIar;
pan. Raum bcsts mau isbod ouf, an
Die ShrpioH 81 SIaubeu, 10 eri3isn etii
ueuer Brrpbet aaf Der Bill fite OIeler
S6dfsr: Sbomos reunt ii6 Slbfiel (nt9t
Iii perneblsIu nit rnfsrem SaI,tmOrer
Brcrbsten &ui5iel, ber BE SImorour9
@al fslo's uno Die grwdblun9 @lepes
Ianb's oorausSefd9t bGben MIL; isoer
osrartiss RaIr iaeint auf rteI" bIuous
,u laufen). Osiaster 30ht'eI 9,bt aus
ja5,ll9 eIHen Aimauaa berGus, Deldsl
in 6unterttauieuoen pom 9rempla'en
uertomft wirb. Ote englii5en 5a,msr
ri&tsn f9 iii Der 8eitrlIun9 ibrer 6eLcer
aasIhliebIi1 mad 5ieiCm Raienbsr. Set
ieto4 3a6tieI fir 1854 ben lob Der
RGn,gin 8!ttoria uorGue9efast rno eiss
fer rtht eingeirpfen, 1T herletbe etwas
IN O1i6cresit eefommen.
Oieiss bat fi9 ein aueerer Seber gu
0u$sn esmd6t, tefen Name benie nod
Elm @epe nn,B 1T, Der aber wabrIheins
lid ana.oq ben mcberren Y,op5etens
namen @amaIieI ooer OummerieI beiBt.
Dieter isue Yropbst lit Isst in @n9lanb
IN Der Wtobe. gr idst, baB gu Anfar9
beg ssabrss fi9 Die 0elddfte befIern mir
ben, cod merbe cine f01mIide epidemic
prn 8sl6red3en !osbreden; man bitrfe
4ufo,e s Sanuar un6 i'm bic Ufilte bes
5eblrar Observation-Disclosures erwerten.
(Bpu Der @rpIoiOu drn "a. San. i6eint
Der Yrpp5st in iti!em Sutunftsipie9eI
0i5ts gele9sn III baben.) &ubtano wirb
inn &aufe bss 9atrsS uiels v%iHnsre Wirs
reu" baben, uno in China perteu iid
vmi8tige gIeign;Ge" Gbfpis!en. vSrs
Ienb mirb fi4 unrrbiger setgen" ndb=
rcnb bis 6ribia3.5 Ii. (. IL. Wfa'
brandt nun ger ftiu GrOpbet 81 fem,
un fcld3e 3I45 smsints'tsn uOrdusSu
iasen. Oas .i9sjnt ber Utanu audi eir'
Qe,eben III 6eheu, benz er l!IIst f5 III
GtnaeInbeitsu. - Sm gIp,il rDirn bic bri:
Ride Nrmee einer srOfen nno wiStiser
Seq erriugen. SIM 5uri pirn cine bohG
Ger|on III England III srobe @sfobr sc:
ratGen. lmrrita pirb i'm gGIie ees
Sabres BON Ulobeben heimseiudt psr:
Cen, rno i'll 6r,tteu GAartll uirh Be
uns DE G5cisra sarn &usGru4 fcmmsn
uniere @iienbo9nro pierre wercen iebr tie
fallsn. NnG wcratn mir cine Jteih'
6ffentli6tr E0iamitdten c1Ie5sr, ut5 an
26. Sspemtsr pher eIcjdl barauf mint
etu toher qneritaniiGer Senmter iter5en
Die 0eutibem tIrfen nGd Dem Sunt Der
Ioo b;s 6Giiers erwagten; oerIeIbe wirt
abtr ritgt srnnroet pslben, fonoerr
eiuem &tIosanfaue erIieasn.-So, Jet,
w,Gsn INKS. Eie Ws!t wiro i6ri9sns
n:tt untsrgcAsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13

ben. murbe ~anaeuouiuten; beselei6en
S;eieniaen, ueI6e bic Bsnficn Der WittDe
bes Generals George s.. Ehcmas onf
5000 Dollars erbSben unb Der Bttiwe bes
Sterffeb 6a'p'ne cine Renfou ausfesen.
San lind fisute Su einsm @sisbsHtmnrt
fir grib.iIuus elmer 9snfion ben A1s
iroe, bte Yenfion Der @ittDen une
@ai(en Don SoIbaisn Don 8 Dollars
auf IL Dollars su srb6bsn. Tens
isI6en wurben nod mebrere geitinl-
mnncen Der xWsericGnsB snfcn>StuA
eiuqerlsi5t unb be,i2Ibs fdIieB!t3 Guge'
| nomnisu - &as 6oH5taItsgeFet bes
8e,t1ts Columbia purbe anseuommsn
unS nod e,ner stbeimen Situns folste
Tsrtasung.
Sm Mbaeoreneteuhaufe nohm
bic Esfot5nua FER Slug nnb BID
.hren fScrtoong bis B~ertasung Bis Wecns
tag 9ormittas III 9:5n %sintrGt.
o. Sch. Sm abeeorbnetens
hauie, lies I'm 10 uhr bic Sisuug
DOM Saniide uieeer cutuahin. bean
trcote Conn s3eno Sie 8oIbe1athung bes
Qoftetats. BILLS tefdmpTte ben antraa.
Oas 6nus ipue Die ge atbunI Der 5lub:
uno 6ofsn 0ia fortieeer. QShite (uon
Rentudp) e,biett bas 0ost gu etnem be:
porrs6tIgten 4ntra9e; b1 bieisr nd
aber n'dt ats has erpies, 10 purbe benz
Rebner 6os Bort iDfort Dieosr enfiseen.
SdlieBlia wuroe GcDnehenb's Antrde
d6eelebnt uub bds 9aus fubr nnter osnl
8orie pom 6ammone mt Ger Beratbure
Der TluBz uno 6afenbiu trrt bis sun
@Ioteni6Las Der Nitia lsitunee. als'
baIb erbo6 na lownsbeno unb beartrd9te
auslf sung Der 8~eratbuns. Der gutraq
puIoe an9enommeu. Sobann Dutoe, aui
4ntrag pon EownsbCnb, beiaIohsn.
IN bic 8orberotburs Der aus9aben:
Nnicee fur bic Bolf siusutreten. -
0a6 einiaen GroItetungm BON Seiter
Iomrsbenbs wurbe tie a0gemeiue De
6at;e auf fInf StEnben baiGrdnft, nnl
na9eem 9oar, 8p1n unb 9unt &c:
iprodsn, puree bic Debate uertast nnl
Die Stsung biz mor9en BOrmittas IN
IL ousseisst.
SIN Senat wurhe Der ~g5rdii6ent er
mddtiqt, Die Bel6IliIe Der uuIdaSit IL
WGibin9ton obgeba!tenen @onferen3 III
Vsreinbaruug etnes Nusgan95 Wferioiani
ben freuben Re9ierunsen sur @ens5mi
eune sur 5~tenntniB 3u brin9en. 81
6ausuorIase betreffenb bic uubeiust
@in,dunung Dor 8unOestau6 gelan8t
=, CUR @tmd0uus, unb ben pom Senatsaus
, {6u8 p0rgenommensu 2tbGnbsruusel
purbe ;ueeitmmt. um Gins mnBte 81
, 8orIase Der 2ast5Oronur9 Deiten, all
psIGer Der @efesentwuf liz Ginitelnn
be5w. llmptdsuns Der Grube Dollar
ur6 @initeIlan9 Der SiIbstprdguu9 ltano
!, 0teruuf 8etta9uHg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13
s] sI'sIIss.s9s.II. nj s!l,I Rs..a. :. ii 4, a ne
Elm i%rsdIiaes nris6 zen.

eiferld9tigm tieitu baben. ,-eie fe
GIN aaf fs : u hl ssiafsyClt
& SIN Ranfas, CITY unb Re.
brasfs asbt pisi @ieb NToIse uou
WaherRauseI ST. 9riinss.' DER gSals
iermanael pirb bnr9 ben unsew6bnli@
ifartea Sdneeian erttirt, bur9 weI6en
Die Drummer, Saneutn u. T. 10. gum
sroBen EbeiIs ,nau JdnsIi8 ssnla@t
morben flnb, Ger 6uttermansel onrn BITE
9tadIdffeteit Der Yieb Bidter, rreIde es
uerIdun,t boben, rsbibeitis einen gents
synOsn 5%utteruorratb on3aitahen.
q Su Rings @ounip. Sc. s., werten
bic Nrnen ned an bic Wenisfforberns
BEN ue,ftsisert. 6irsIi5 irurSsn 3pei
aIts Mdnnsr ss3en cine gniiddei9uus
pom 800, refp. $64.5o uno cine alte
TSrau qseeu cine gntfbdoiguug pon $40
DID Sabr BEN refp. 8cwerberu suseidlas
gen. Gin piertsr v8auper" bIieb ben Ir:
~menpIegsrH auf benz 6aIIe, neil ihn
R;emdnb haben wp0te. Sin Armenbaus
i6sint in jenem eararii9en @ountp nod
nidt gu eriifireu.
q Die bo95staste GsaetiH SpIuid
Dnboice firdnbt f9 gesea Aufn0bnle tn
bas ArmenhauS in punteroon County
sc. s. uno Iette cr4 cen Wtnter bin
onr9 auf tiuem unni;ihlt6en Sipfel
Der SaurlanS. Serststte in elmer uerfaI.
Iensn quite, bic i'm p~prisen 9erbffe bon
osn @ndbarn n%otbSirfti5 aussebshert
woreen lit. Sic alte bebauptet, lie
Sabre alt gu iein, lit mod gut ;u 6uee,
listS BON elmer ebenfaQS ungeD6bnlid
alten Rate bssleitst an5 srbSIt bic Rab
rnnssmiiieI, 6frsn fe fir fd uno ibrt
8esisiteriu bebarf, pom ben 2euten II
Der umseSuua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13

berer; unb baB bic differ Der auswaa.
herer isit 1879 b6eer war, Oas benefit,
baB IS IN bsr Chat isitbem better sesnns
aet 1T, Fog es mebr un6 nisbr 2eute CAB,
Die sas @eIb fir bic uebe,fa6rt beftrei:
ten fonnten. Das III ALIEN Der ri6tise
Weoeiiab fir bic auswauberuug. Su
ben 6rieesiabreu 1870 uuo 1871 i1ranb
Die 2iffer Der auswanberuns babiu, neil
Die 4eute 6as @elb CUR ueberiabrt ni9t
e1f4pineen founteu. Sn cen Sobren
1871 bis 1879. no ia &ass rub;9 mar.
fansen fi9 febr piete 3eute, tie f4 CUR
ausuanberung bereit iiaoen Iie6sn- Sd
eete al, bnB unter umftanoen bic Nris
auua, Der MilitdTp1tht su eniaehsr,
ODER Der @uuid, f9 ben boben Goms
m~uucuaifeu 81 eni3isben (b5rt. hort!),
ma6eebsno lem tonne, Gbsr I'm 0aR5eu
1T bic fteissnbs Iuspducerunse5Ifsr
ieoenfaus Elm unDioerieelider 8eweIs
Oes ~ifeisenoeu Berm6aensftnnSe5, nnc
i'd CLAUDE, penn bic 9srren Sas niht
lueeben, banu tennsu ne tas 9eitait
uitt. Jeoer IuEpaIoeruuss:Ssr'ia
otge wilo mir Eeht 9sben, uur Ole u:>
ibeilsIofen ni3t. (8tOeriprud Imts B.
Die Arbeiter, bic CUTE gtnnabuien 81;
ben, ole iporiamen Arbeiter, DE 9twes
suIi6seiest babeu, limb e5, weIde aus
manrern, Die anoern ni9t. Uer Eebies
res bshaupt't, befinbet lid eben I'M Dou.
fdnbissn Srrttum! (S,ifau re3ts.) }"
IN pteier Ausfi5runa l,sgt uI,l StHn
nur bGlte fs Bismarf ridt MAIDEN biz,
ian, osnn er peruIt5eIlt namit iein gan:
,es Re9ierunssipitem. @s lit G9dtia3s,
oob no9 piel meb1 aus Geuti9IanS auss
wanoe,n pIrbsn, ais beretts 9G9In9en
iiIo, wenn iie nut bte MtttsI bdttrn. nno
bic 4ufbsheruug, wel3e einiSe Snhn'
itrie'n buI9 BEN S5ut5ou eriabren,
Nib ear Mdn6en in ben Staub seiesi
ba6su, fi9 oas @elo 3ur liebs,foBrt III
eripdren; nur 1T es Elm Srrtbu,n, wen'
Der RonBler bann sIeid uon Ger Stsi9e;
ruue bes WoblitunGe5 ipri6t. 2amit
bopert IS in ben &reiien BIS beutiGer
Bottles, weI3e tas @ros Der auswartoe'
Ter ftelsn. Del Oeuiide, wel4er wirf.
LID in guten YerbdItnifen lsbt. panoeri
ni6t aus, unb Denn i'm gei6dfs'
SSutsrefien ms AusIano i~reiben, 10 be1b:
!; ii6tis. er in ben meiiten 5duen 3uridSu;
feb1en. Die MISUNDERSTANDING oe1
adtiiser Sabre lit eber bod mehr ein'
5oI9e Der Notwithstanding in Der
fiinfsiser unO fieben3issr 5abtsn, ais be.
@ohltau6ss, ben bic beuti5e Wrtls:
idaftspolitit er3eust bat. Dtan bat GA
einem Sdiffe f9on 80 9ro5ent SoI9e1
E 9e,dbIt, pel9e nuf gtGete ~reilten, Die II
NGerifa setauit uuo binii6sr geI6id
I wo,beu 1Daren. Nun harf man n9s
unnebmen, taB auf hemfeiben edit
. nod 35 YtoY. warsn, bic has @elb gan
deer theiluetle brett aug Imerita st5isG
ten, benin ietes tsutiae WedielgeI9df
i'm Qanbe fam urs einen 9e9rif no;
ben tleinen GetrSssu osben, Die INCIDENT
[t5 pon Ueutiden in amsrttd it6er ca!
gRG1er scididt peroen; 10 b!ei5t Ram
nod unsefdbr Elm f4ma4es Orittel. Cd:
aus eisener &raft bsr paterldnotid>l
u2ifere entrinnt. Su Dsutfdiarb erbsi
tet man ~eeeeup6rtis Oh neuen 8eibrdH
4 funseu Der Nusuanberun9. Sb IS Del
9srlen wobl setingem miro, bGs 3appt
WittsI CUR Nus namhsrune, weI5ea nab
E Dirft, Gig aGe N3sutuleu, 81 nnter
orfifen? @s it oifiss hsr rs9e brief;h
I Werfphr mn hnS rruerifou:ihs E5eIS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13

uoasr @tidsrsi, idDn seFo@tsne Eeuer,
9ecerarbei;su, 8cssn &C. befdnben
Damn r~ec;titte er IN bar Gprade Suui
Die 8rsbist, usIGe bic Brisfer i,bsn
Dforgen BON zen Sddsrn Der bo9itsn
9iuler baIteu, bic brsi 9~auptseidnss.
ben ,@sians Der Sunsfrauen", ben
xSrisgstan3~ unb ben sGIntetau5'
w0reuf er inter aussmsiaem geifau BET
AnDeienten fdIoB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13

z. SeD. oSm Senut wurbe has
&nertieteR @iuiam y. 8a! ber5tI,'s uub
Der Srou Grant, he @brsn,etden &C.
bss Generals Grant her Naiion gum
9sident III MAIDEN, cuf antroe bes
8ltIiofhet NusidriIes auaennmmsn. -
Oar Sot feenbe wurbe e1midtiet, fir bic
am IL. 6shr ftatifiubsnte RsrasiIuna
hes @rSetn,K,s Der 4rdfcsntcnuaht iet.
terS ees enats awet SlaI.r Gniuiteuen.
Ter @siesentpurF tur Seidafiung si>
ner &ubeitanb8Iiite FIR @emsine unb
unteroffsiere, Sie 80 Sabre eebisnt bas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-02-13
stsmata dber Ole answanoernns.

,su Der beutib: ameritaniiden B1eiie
m1tt man lid air Gel, peioIid ilbsr
ben 5irifen 8;smard Iuitia, neil CT
tIr3l.9 tn elmer 8eidstaasieung be-
bduptste, has fdS Steiaen Der Muswans
terrns ieit 1870 Elm 8,wsi3 bafir iei.
RAP ha8 teutide Bolt in 6rIge Der neusn
@rribidnits @nEiiit w~ohlbabsnber &c:
wo,oen lei. Gr fnbrte Dieieb ungeidsr
|oI9enhs,moBsn aus:
Ole Slfsr her Ausranherun1 lit Elm
eana aennuer Wloflin5 iIr bas Steigen
uniereS &shltuuhes. Sc bsher IS uns
sebt. beflo hbber hie 3ifTer Der arspau=
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
FACTS FROM BEAUFORT.
Gathered and Put in shape by the Cor
respondent of the "NewS''

Gathered and Put in shape by the Cor
respondent of the "News.''
There have been two more alarms of
fire here lately, but nobody burt. The
ladies' (bless their little hearts), who are
always ready to lend a helping hand to
anybody or anything in distress, are pro-
jecting an entertainment to aid the fire
department, which stands in need of as
sistance, sOrely.
The Savannahians will look on the face
of the Pilot Boy no more, as she has been
bought by a transportation company,
partly here and partly in Charleston, and
is to ply between the latter place, Edisto
and Beaufort.
The Roman Catholic picnic, mentione d
in the last letter, netted $40. Pretty
good for picnic.
Our winter visitors are leaving us, but
their places are being rapidly filed by the
summer ones coming in. Not a room to
be had in town.
Beaufort has lost two Of her inhabitants
in tue shape of DR.. Mlledge Sans and
Miss Phoebe Sans, daughter of DR.. Frank
lin Sans, who were married by the Rev.
p. ID. Hay at the Episcopal Church and
lett for Florida, where they expect to
make their future home.
Pilot Stephens. who was suspended by
the Board Of Pilot Commissioners for
three months, has appealed against the
board, and will have his case brought up
in court, which meets here on May 20.
DR.. Prioleau has bought small steam
launch, which will shortly make its APP
pearance. Steam launches are very pop
ular in Beaufort, that being the third
owned bV DartipS here
The never-endlng State VS.. the Pacific
GuanO Company case, has had another
hearing in Beaufort, distinguished coun-
sci from Charleston being again present.
The revenue cutter Boutwell,. with the
cutter Crawford in tow, came IN this even
ing en- route for Baltimore.
The Beaufort Light Infantry were I'M
able TO get a boat TO take them over to
participate in the parade in Savannah, no
doubt greatly to their disappointment.
The Episcopal Sunday school is going
to give an ice cream and cake treat TO the
scholars. Now the small boys begin to
feel repaid for the religious labors of the
year. LOCKER ON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
A PRETTY TOWN.
Where Savannah People are LOCATING
Summer Residences.

WHITEsVILLE, GA, May 21.-Whites-
vile is fast growing into pretty town.
When the war ended there were not
more than six or seven houses here, none
of which were distinguished for archi-
tectural beauty; now the town has nearly
five hundred inhabitants, and many fine
buildings.
Whitesville was named after Mr.. Zach
White, foreigner, who dying without
heirs, his property went to the county of
Bingham. His remains lie in a quiet
spot of the town where they have been
sleeping ''unwept and unknown" for 10!
these many days.
Whltesville is being principally built
up by residents of Savannah, who, anXi-
Gus to escape the heat and dust of the city,
are preparing comfortable homes here
among the pines. 1t is also drawing an
increase to its population from the sur
rounding country, and many of the Oldest
and most hOnOred names in Effineham
county are represented. There are two
fine churches here, Baptist aud Metho-
dist, tie former being presided over by
Rev. Mr.. Lanier. and the latter by Rev.
Mr.. Wardlaw. Both these gentlemen are
popular, and have the complete confidence
Of their respective churches. There is
also tlourishing Good Templars' organi-
cation.
Great hopes are entertained of Whites
ville's future. Its healthtulness is pro-
verbal. The "ShOO Fly" train makes it
of easy access to business men of Savan-
nah. There is a growing sentiment in the
county in favor of establishing the court
house here. Springfield, where it is now,
is old and dilapidated, and six miles dis
tant from railroad communication. There
is some opposition to Whitesville, but it
will soon disappear Mr.. J. z. ShearOuse
is having erected a fine stOFehOuse. Mr..
G. NJ. Shearouse has fine store.
There are quantities of corn, rice and
syrup shipped from here to Macon in the
fall, showing the surrounding country to
be more than self-sustaining. UBET.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
Fncts for Farmers.

For the first time in over six weeks
Perry and vicinity was favored last Tues
day with a good, soaking rain.
Last Saturday an interesting speech
was made before the regular monthly
meeting OF the Richmond County Agri-
cultural Society by Gen. VIM. Phillips, OF
Marietta.
Dodge county husbandmen are engaged
in the task Of gathering in their hocks
preparatory 10 fleeing them OF theircOa
The work has not advanced sufficiently
far 10 admit OF a calculation as TO the
amount OF damage sustained by the
depredatiOns Of the "cussed cur"
Gen. Phillips plead for a more intelli-
gent system of farming, arguing that
more intelligent methods and more unity
Of action were desirable. He thought the
geological survey, among other auxiliary
Institutions % land owners, should be re-
established in Georgia, so that the value
OF the metallurgic deposits and mineral
formations might be- known % the people.
Gen. Phillips Is one OF the most prominent
men in North Georgia. He WAS the prime
mover in the building Of the Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad, and is now a
prominent lawyer and large planter in
Cobb county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23

this lighthouse and tower was erected by
the Spanlards about 1873, and this mans
bones were found some twenty feet. or
NOR below the surface, or directly under
the foundation, the question is, how dld
Ii get there and in this erect position?
Buck Bird was arrested at Live Oak
saturday charged with setting fire TO W.
Il. Sessions house, the house In which ne
lived. He was tried in a Justices court
on Monday morning last, and sent to Jail
in default OF $1,000 bond. While trying
to make bond he asked permission to get
some medicine, and got 80 grains OF NOR
phine and a bottle Of arnica from DR..
Carroll. He was then put in jail, and
about O'Clock DR.. Carroll was sent for.
He went and found him in an uncon-
scious condition, breathing very heavily,
with general symptoms OF narcotic
poison. Efforts were made to relieve him,
but without success, and he died about 6
O'Clock. a coroners inquest was held
the next morning by Justice White, and
after taking evidence the jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came to his
death by the use of narcotic poison.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
The Mexican National Pawnshop

Letter In Baltimore american.
After seeing ali these things we felt for
our pOcket-bOoks, and on taking an In
Ventory we found our Mexican dollars
were rapidly evap0ratng. We therefore
concluded to visit the national pawn
brOking establishment. We did not have
much to pawn, but we went there any
how. This is one OF the most remarkable
institutions in Mexico, and is worthy OF a
visit. 1t is situated on Empedradillo
street, almost opposite the famous Aztec
calendar in the wall of one Of the Cathe-
dral towers. This is one OF the Oldest edi-
fees in the city, having been originally
built as a private residence for COrtez
shortly after the conquest. 1t retains a
great deal of it's primitive style, and the
modern tourist has much to admire ia its
quaint of old doors, windows, staircases,
ceilings, etc. Its founder was Count de
Regia, Don Pedro Terreros, who In 1744
endowed the Institution with 100000 out
of his pglvate fortune. His object was
phllanthropIc in every respect, being to
relieve the POOR and those whose difficult
circumstances compelled them TO have
recourse TO usury. Money is loaned on very
liberal terms, according to the rules and
regulations of the establishment, the rate
of interest never being lower than 3 or
higher that l2K per cent, per annum.
There are many curious articles slowed
away in the picture, candelabra, silver
plate, timepiece and miscellaneous rooms,
and the grand vault Of the bank connected
with the pawning establishment usually
contains from $1,000 00 30 Sl0,000,0 900 in
solid SILVER and gold. The iewelry de-
partment contains one of the richest and
rarest cOllec tions in the world. Pearls,
rubies, emeralds and diamonds in great
numbers dazzle the VISITORS sight. Many
of these jewels are merely placed here for
safety, others for the consideration Of
money. Some are handed down from the
date Of the conquest, and, besides their
intrinsic value, are ofgreat interest TO the
ANTIQUARIAN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
% PhYalc. SD. in Mlno ln

A good story comes from a boys board.
ing school in Jersey" The diet was
monotonous and constlpating, and the
some old-style physic In the apple sauce,
and await the happy results. Ole bright
lad, the smariest IN school. discovered the
secret mine In his sauce. aud pushing
back his plate shouted to The pedagogue:
mo physic, sir, ia mine. Ny dad told
me % use uuthin' but DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgatiye Pellets and they are a
doing their duty like charmw They are
anti. bilious and purely vegetable.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23

the great songstress, says Of Scion Pal
mer's Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and other
Toilet articles: 81 unhesltatingly pro-
nounce them superior 10 any / ever
used" Principal Depot, 314 and 370 Peal
street. New York,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
urIrrinnrn Snraroii.

ITO OWNERS OF sTOCK.--I have located
my lnnrmery on Farm and Margaret
streets, for the treatment Of Sick and Lame
Horses a4d Mules. where ! can be found day
or night. / viii give my pereonal attention
70 all stock sent 20 luc. Satisfaction Nnnrnu-
iced. II. X. fEhhELL, Agent, Veterinary
Surgeon
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
Capital Prize, $I5O,O 600.

2,2T0 Prizea amounting 10 ........... S522. 500
Application for rates 60 clubsshOuld be no ade
only TO the office Of the Company In New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money orders, or New York Exchange ia
ordinary letter. Currency by Express fall
sums Of s. and upwards at our expense) adj
dressed NJ. A. DAUPHlN.
OrM A. DAUPHIN,
6OT Seventh street, Washiugton. ID. c.,
Or JNO. Il. TERNANnEZ.
Savannah, Ga.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and adj
dress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Ia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
Extraordinary SGmi-AnlUal Drawing

IN the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, June IL, 1885, under the personal
supervision and management Of
GEN. q. 4. BEAUREGARD, OF Louisiana, ana
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY. OF Virginia,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

4 Fort Gaines Husband Uses a Horse
whip on a Sewing Machine Repairer
Who Insulted His Wife-NarrOw Es-
cape From Destruction of the Moore
Building at Athens.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-10
MagasIn de Musique.

Professeur f. Chol ct J. Guardia ont lhon.
neur d'annoncer an public ct leurs nom
breux amis quils viennent douvrir, Main
street entire ST. Philippe ct st. Louis, un Ma
gasin de Musique.
lis anront CONSIGNMENT vendre ct louer
.,es pianos l:rmer~On. garantis pour
ans. aussi .es Pianos des meillcures fabriques
Mmsiuue VOcnle ct 1nstrumen
rnIc. Met nodes de- Chant, Piano.
ViOlOn. etc. Instruments de tous genres.
Ordres respectuensement sollicltes CT rem
pills dams le plus bref dclai aux prix les plus
moderes.
iuin 2l-Si.