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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

2ebten Mittiuo6 Surmittns lit Elm
iunaer 01ann Der cine 2nouny Sizes
nit benz Subriuerte bes Serru Seurp
Sp6ns pom Camper ,Sienna" 6ulen
nonte, MIR nit funppcr &otb cincnl
i6redli6en Sube %entrouneu. 9eraoe
als er iiber oas @eleiie oil Der SreuSz
uns Der @barf unb S6iaeritruBe fubrcu
pOute, fam ein 5radtSus nit u~nsebeurer
Gei6pinoieteit berangeiauit unb MIR
bic @eiitesse9entuart bes iun9cn Mon=
mes, Der Die 9ferbe bur6 Heitidenbiebe
nod Seitig 9enug iiber bas @eleile
trieb, rettetc inn urb DEM @eipann bas
9ebeu. benn faum bate CT Die anbere
Seife Der S1iencu errei6t, al3 auf
{dun Die locomotive nit raienbcr
S6neli9feit an i'm pprbei fu6r. Die
Hferoe iuur6en 16eu unb liefen bis
beinage Sum 6lusufer ebe ie gum Still
itanb gebra6t pcroen tpmtten. 9iele
&reu5uns lit cine fir 6ubr1eute iebr
gefd6rli6e" inbem Die pom gSeiten font
member 3iige ni6t gcieben wcrbcn f0u-
nen biz bieiel6en tpeui9c S6ritte DON
Der S6iIeritrnBe entfcrut %nngefommeil
iinb uno pom Der Stabt aus ioGten
NtnBre9eln 9etroHen iueroen Die es
9ocOmOtiofibrcrn perbietet Die 3iise 10
raid Inn Die Siesuns laufen Su ~lafeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

emma 9lnttner, ons 8 Sabre alte
S0htcrfen Der 5rau Mtnrie Ilattner,
bate lebteu Snmstag ous lln9liif,
lpG6reno Dem Spielen Don eillem i3aune
berab5ufollen une ous GIbosen9elent 5u
perrenfen. Or. 6. gtaiie ri6tete ben
9rm mieber ein unb bie fleinc 3ntiene
tin befinoet ii6, ben llmltanben gemdB,
mohl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Ser @inter i6eint bod enbli6 Dem
6rlbjabre 8laB MAIDEN 5u tpolIen, urb
in 5Olse beiien bat Serr M. g. 8eniins
einen grOBen 8Orratb uunberidoner
5rINabrsuuuren beite6euo aus feinen
S6u6en fir 9amen, Mdb6en unb Sim
Der, ein9ele9t. Ntnn perseiie ni6t i6m
selesentlid einen Seiu9 abSuitatteu mo
feline @nnren 5u befi6tisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

giner Der dlteifen giniuobner unieres
@OuntDs, ndmli6 Serr Daniel 9aeHncr,
Ien., Der 8ater u%nierer 3itbir9er, Der
Serren 9an., Sbilipp, uub 9briit.
Soeffucr. ftnrb lsbteu Siensta9
WUrsen na6 langem unb i6wcrem 2ei=
ben III iciner @obmIn9 an Der 5irit
Greet, im Nlter oon rs Sabreu unO ,
@Unuten. Sn @linB in Sabre 1907
sehuren, tuanberte er i6On i'll ieiner
friiben Susenb mad Imerifa aus unp
lieB ii6 uOr un9efd5r AZ Sabren in I'M
ierem County permanent nieber. CIR
biuterldBt cine 6eta9te &itttue uto ie9s
ertuadlene &iuber, Die bns nufri6ti9e
8eileio Der oielen Srsunbe be3 Ser
ftorbenen babeu. 9ns 9ei6enbesdn9=
nib fanb 9eltern auf Dem 5amilienbe=
9rdbniBplute itatt unb Die 6ablrei6e
8etbeilisuts pun Seiten Der Ra6barn
unb 5reunOe Der Sabiu9ei6iebenen
lesten 3eugniB pUu Der bu9en Gdtuns
Die 9err Saefner senoB, III berebter
@eiie ab. 6rieoe iciner Gide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Nt Onni9' =

9err @mil Hudta, frilbcr bier wObn-
bait, NOd jest 5u @albin9tOn's beruurz
r~ugenbltcn 8iir9crn sebDrcnp, bcebrte
ms an MittruO6 nit eincm re6t nn9e-
nebmeu Seiube. Serr Sudtu befunb
ii6 etlidc Gage in bieiiser Stabt nm
@%eriuuneten unb Srcunbcn Seiu6e abz
6uitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Die 0erren Simon 8oc9er, 8nltOr
s. 6. Sepbolp, @m. g8ebmueller, &m.
Sc1lenbrinf uno 8aItor 8i6aro @aiier
rei1ter lebten Mittlpo3 ua6 8aterloo,
81, ab, mn Der bnielbIt tngCnoen Gons
fereu5 Der cuon9lii6en @emeinbe BON
9toro Nlnerifo bei;uluo6nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Ocrr 81. 8. 6nlcnritter, ourd pus
itdtigc @ndien leines Gel6dites oeran=
last, ldBt 9egenludrti9 ein 9rOBes &aaz
renln9crbnrs uuf icincm Gi9entbum an
Der 5rpntitruBe, erridtcn I'm Tlab fir
bos @uIipeidern leines 9roBen Mobel=
oorrut6s i'll %geninneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

6err @eo. 8raettlp bat ioe6en cine
eruBc 4ustpabl neuer &ottune, Cling
bans, Seeriuders II. !. 10. erbalten une
~pfierirt feline @naren 5u jeit9emdB Zen
Hreiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9eUr9 &eeo, 0 @eit Carl Solpn=
hip, 2ancnitcr County, Ea., beScust
Die 9eilung elmer arulen @ittlue 3az
mems Nuncp Sborp, iuubnbnTt in Ieiuer
Ya6bari6aft. Sic lit arg al &beu=
matismus, war nidt i'll Stnnbe gu or
6eiten, unb beIanb lid i'll burftisen Ser
bdltninen. 9r. 5ieco bOrte BON benz
Sail, pcri6aHte ibr cine 5fni6e NtiI6=
ler's Srduter Sittcrs. un0 Die 5rnu iuar
binneu Sturgeon gebeilt. Sept lit tie I'M
Stanoe SUI arbeiteu uno gan; seiunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Sel=&attunc, Scans, @oIcnitpffe II.
!. 10. biai9 BEL SEQ. Srnettlp.

4nt nddItcn Sunntog Nndmitta9
tuerben Die Gi9entbiimcr Der ,erbol=
ing" ibren 8Giten Su 9ropp's nusgc=
Sei6netcm Bod Bier cinen iamoien
9un6 auftii9en. @ie uIts ySumbu"
ueriidert lit feline @efabr uorGnnben,
baB Der SOd oil Der aun9enIeu6e lit,
bern beriel6e iei cbe er auf Den Mtarft
.selnn9tc, crit elmer drStliden llnterIuf)z
ing untermOrfen uorben ulo Der Qund
10 gut Subereitet baB es ielbIt Dem bel
teln 5cinidmeder number mus. Ser
2und, Der nebenbei bemertt, Init Mu=
iit" nufsetragen perben ion, miro in
Der crit fir6lid III elesunteiter ySeiic
cinseri6teten Sulle ieruirt werOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Quick Meal lit Der Same oc5 belten
rGuiuline"9 ud Siens Der 9emIa6t piro.
teincn nnoeren bcnn oieies lit Der
Sicu Der nidt nit Def 9efiiIt
fuerocn tanr, pbnc onB bic Slnmme
uorber 9elOi6t iuirh.
Hur SIT 6Gbcu BET
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

5err M. 9. Seniius bat cine srOBf
Nusiuabl bibi6er uub b~aucrbafter
Stiefel uuo Sdube pon Der renummirte
9ieIete 5atrit gu SeferiOn Gitp err
ba1tcu unb bictet bieielbeu Dem bielisen
8a5litum 5u iebr uieberen Sreiien on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9ie 6erren 5enrp 8infbOelter unb
6. 8lumer, 5luei Der grOBten GeI6dfts=
leute bon unIerem gta6bar ltaot6en
Berger, Itatteten ibren bieii9en 6reun~
ben am lebteu Sonntu9 elnen tur6en
gelud ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

@eItern 9lbcno I'm 9 l1br lturb nad
MIR furSem &anticin Serr 9aoio 8acr,
Sater u%nierer Mitbiir9er 5runS, Safob,
uno &obert 8aer, I'M Nlter BON 20
Snbrcn uno 9 M1pnatcn. 9as 2eifen=
begrdbniB finOet mor9cn Nu9mittu9 Inn
3 llbr uon Der @pbuuus bes Srn. Sotob
Saer aus, uuf Dem itdbtii6en 5riebbOfe
Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
J!Sti; aW GoatrnFtOren.

IA ntucM G.. glprtl 1855 atstsaltsusn
SiF@Ia orr SeaG:a &cG.r p,J 0I5CcndeG
&,UgEs r:Uc SsJcg,c ii Aisstctc rIr eif
MTstEurI ygc -tcc:cdnIlrIua Hrr 6irT
HT,r: SIcao sJ 70. . aigrr'e ScTl uEe eer
J:rE 9irie al "a. CoEasrF &erS ,grIfle-
rgr'sg IuVct;. U-c Cpc Scul dHeTcu Il tdB'
IA Srd Cg-Lcu alflr UCiirrc Nusetett iuT
or %uslusCuu5 osr CeireT n,cn 2retir rliss-
lfnns9m:E leJ, rtrcs I'D al TIT Il Stele
aa &to.iaJ 2.I -. @iai, 1855,
I'm 20 uhr lsrmitllS &.js,tcir lar re ORA.
euuHs eCr Suf GtIst @icse AN Ntmper's
Sess, - Sub treile ret ciurr Sau9e s,n $50
b~B uuc GglcdelHiTyIEJ car iibeH Strtff IN
I'll Srsl.e rCH II 5uF. InissSelHepmfu: Gin
HbSu ~istlHal ii III egr S.pei. miiGiubtgrlHei.
am lcitCu Ehge. I'm / ilbr rercc lG e~trnfIils
SFsrscit igr re NNejruH3 IrT jyou 8pas
an S5saeT'S &ersc. ~ 6uB lrsiI Eae $500
jus Sanse, i-Wlt fuT eIs 3gdGdedmlnTHnJ
stI't!tru Strsds, Ia 5uB rTcu ent9escnnrb'
men. 5a eilsr St6ds lao ipei abjnssfI'
na.r Gnjubrin5er.
Gt 0puuIs 3pgrt trh at no eGs hedi prr
lrS,Hc ellsS rcsr ale cCy 9ugebets iurUdSH'
I2turn.
NapGrt 2iH5fuRi, pire ca DIT uHc -Stelt
-. ter GutJeJ;Rulbrf rcr sialseeif rTipsi,t.
yiHooipD BDleG,
SuaEui. SenlnlIIdf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Nm Sunnta9NbcnO Werben bie9eitglic=
Der Der bieiisen Sbb 5eQOlp 9o9e ben
&c. Sabresta9 ieit Seitnuo bes Srbens
in feierli6er @ciie in Der Gon5ert=6 alle
bc9cbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Veme Wtounemtem.

Seit unierer lesten 9lus9abe batten
mir oas Ser9nii9en IOl9enbe Hamen
Der ltetis wn6Ienben NbOnnenten : siite
beg ,,8olts6lntt" 6eijuIlsen:
0aniel arnmp, 9inmoub Springs,
California.
Guufaint S6neu, Sermann 0to.
!. 8. 9raettlp, 5reberidsbur9, 0to.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Gol. Sobn z. Gruiu, Ser. Stanten
9eputp Collector, uub 9err @m. Stein
bnrot. Ser. ct. @au9er, bon Union,
@u., befunben ii6 lesten Snmstas in
@eifdfteu in unlerer Stabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

goBt eud nidt burd biui9e 8reiie
pcrlcitcn uno fault teinen S6uno iueln
ibr @aGren beiIcrcr GUalitat unb 5u
benIel6cu 4SreiIen i'll gtoe's Sledpna=
reu= !0onoluu9 falfen t6unt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

0crr Nu9. Sesemuum celebrirte &C
ltcrn @bcno Ieincu As. @eburtsta9 uno
rpurne bel bicicr 6clegeubcit BON Ser
NpoItcl 8ano nit eiuem Gtdubdcu be
ehrt. @ir 9ratuliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Serr Simmcl Der freunbli6e @irtb
Deg Central 9Otel bat ein neues Set
9e9el unb 9e9elfuselH Iiir feline &esel'
bnbn erbalten unb label 5reunbe oes
Spiels sur Seii6tisung berielben ein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

6rau Mtutbilbe SrunIins, 9to. 1920
6raucis StruBe, ct. Spieph, @O., bdlt
Die belie6ter 81. 4u9uIt 8ouig's
9ombur9cr Mebiz
Sincn tets i'm 6auie oorrdthi9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

&ropp's Bod Sier miro am nGfltcn
SOnuta9 iein Gri6einen MAIDEN uno al
ienem Gage i'll alien @irtbi6oIten mic
rcr Stnot at Sapf iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

0err Geo. Gang bat leBtc &pde
Ieinc Snuboljbanblur9 or 6errn 9cnrp
Ietotte pcrtnuIt, iucldcr bns 9eiddit
an iclbcn YlnBc ipciter fiibren miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Serr 9onrno @ittc, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der 5irmn 5rant & Sons, Ct. 9uuis,
lprnf am Mittlup6 bel ieiucu Soblrri6cn
hieIioen Suuocu Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Die Giseutbimer Der ,,Grbplung"
bnben Die iiber i6rem g8irtbi6aftslocnl
selesene !6ale in wirtlih ele9antet @ciz
Ie cinriften lnfien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

0crrcn 9tusitaffirun9s Nrtifcl, mie
llnterjeu9, Sodcn, SrG9en ullu- III gro
Der @llswabl unb 81 nieberen Yreilcrl
bel Geo. Srdettlu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9us y8uie Bali" Spielen 9ebt jest
pieoer log. '0as eriter Spiel oteicc
Gaiiuu Iano lebten Sonnta9 ltatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9olenitpffe finoet man in GROCER
Stustuabl unb SIT bilIisen 9rciieu bei
@eorse &raettlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9tu auoerer SteGle iinoen unlere 2eler
oen @eri6tsfalenber fir bns an 4. Wtai
III Sibuu9 tretenoe Sreis9eridt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

8eriammlun9 bes 3. 5. 5. Glnb an
Sunntng 9ta6mittug III Der CONCERT
SaQe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9err 6enrp @ieiedc lit om 0iensta9
uon ieiner @attin nit cinem 5p6terdcn
bcIhentt iuurben. @~ratulireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

0err Seq. SUiiIpng bat in gtepnba,
Mu., cine Sddcrei 9~efauit unb tuirb in
turser Belt ua6 jener Stabt abreiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9errcn Ausltufirun9s =4ltitf(, iuie
llntrrjeug, SOden, &rd9cn MIN. in gro
Der Nuspabl uno gu uIeneren 8reiicu
bel Geo. &raett1p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

28ir lebeu jest i'll Der geidbrlidltcn
Sabres5cit, beun ilberul i6lu9cn Die
Sdume ous uno bos @rns I6icBt her
rnr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

6oIcrltpTc fiubet ibr in biibiher
9lusiunbl uno Sn bi1igen 8reilcR bel
@eprQe &rnett1p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

5rIbfIaui, irus Hetbirlni, 9ehIsrasi uue
SIumGufebl -cn rem rtrubmtea -SnsRtau~
Enp ifsr, uHe rtEas ipdirr Sommerfraut,
SpiIfrIut rcn ertTI uitlseffe" Sam.u. Sire.
IGr 5ilesrfrdut, SiriHs une SsmatO pian,su
bel baheH bei ar. SiItr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

9ledte babii6e 5aItenpresel 81 BADEN
bel Gbas. &immel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

0err Gbas. Simmcl befono li6 Die
Ie ISOLDE @eIbdfte bnlber i'll ct. Gouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

5ribjabrspanreu in GROCER 2tustpabl
bat 9err 8eO. araetttp iOeben erbalteu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
1frmanner Wolksblatt

Entered al the Post Office Of Hermspn, Mo, and
omitted tor Il ansmission through the nails 81
econd-class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
NcrIdn0f.

Gin braoes 9tdoheu sur Serri6tuua
uOn aQ9emetHcr 9ausarbcit. 3ad;u.
fra9en i'm @hite 6aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

6riibjabrspnaren in GROCER Nusluabl
fat Serr Geo. &raettln Ioeben er6alten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

Sel=8attune, Scans, @rucuitoffe II.
|. 10. biaig bci 8eo. &raettlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
&abI=Totis.

Sermann Sacinas CANT.
SsrmanE, Rc., ern 6. Arril. 1883.
lie rGssImdsiss idbrlibs Scr ilmmIuna per
Fifteen = Snbatcr cirlel Sanf Tneet nm l2trn
NPai. 1885, spif&en IL ubr Srrm. uue , ubr
9nbmittass i'm Sanfsebduee gum 3prfe rrr
GTpabIung ron flint Oirrftcren TAFT. Gienit
;ett Ter Direftc.su 4: Gin Sabr.
Robcrt &pbpn,
9anusr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
N1orgen 9lbenb Spnrfnhc.

8eiidtigt Monuig's 4 Gents auttrnc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Ta..aa ;ae ~Ocrfamfctt.

Ter uutcr,ei6ar,s riluIdt ieiue 6arm,
unbc Ger StattarcuSe. inter G%initiasn Yceins-
unacn I'll rrrsauftu. 3luf rcm pllB trTnest
nd Gin arrec5 ir,itCS g9cbUhdUs NIT i 3im-
mcr ure RIte, Gtpcltftr Refer une aTr6er
GcTfslCr. ShCRnc uue CUTE Giisrnf. D Ndrr
iiue i'll @eiuterl n~uleIcdi, ca5 utbriee TT nit
gEciisu NM 8.cc. Npftl, Giru- uub pfriib.
tGumc terTluit. mfcirc rd4iteu Ra6taru
mn ScbU 6lGiId uur %cuie Gbcrlia. Rau
rpcaee III wraeu HIbtrsm an
Nrinri6 9fiebaux,
b re. = ~. 6eimauu, Re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24


SurSe 3eit b0rnuf wurbe ein Spot
Den 5luB bernbtommeuo bcmcrft uno
mau 9lnubte 6 lei Die y9orn," bod
itelltc es lid balb beraus, baB cs Die
n@iennn" lei. Sobalb Oas Boot all
9ele9t bate beguben lid Die 0errcII
SlpcplAb, 9eiltn9 unO 2eisner an Sparo
I'M Gapt. Oetmam bon Dem S6atbcz
Itounc nib bent 8cI6luMe ocr8eriamm-
lung III a"enntniB iu iebcn. 0err Set-
nalru crtldrtc ioiUrt baB CT 9cscn Den
@mlb Der SIr9crlbait Der Stnot oa5
&ieb bier nidt ablaoen laiicn uno nit
Dem NtadtSu9e eiucu Mann Den 6luB
biuaufitidcn rUUrOe, iueldCr Ocrrn @cu.
Cabot bcun6ridti9en ioltc bns Sie6
r;ht al 8oro 81 ne6meu. 0err 0ed-
mnnu iibrte audi lein Seripreden
uno innotc Serru Sob. Ntiler uah
Seifcrion Gitp nit Dem 9Iuitrn9e eir
Sppt Su nebmen unb lid aHf Die anoere
Seite bes 5luiics 81 bcm bel 5erguiOn's
Gambling liegenben SUOte Su be9eben
uno in Sale bns 8ieb ii6 idon on
SOnrO befinoc 9uTtrn9 6u 9eben 0a:=
ielbe iuieoer au5Sulaben. 9eiocr selnng
cs 9errn Ntiaer ni6t Elm Boot gu CT
bulten unb nn3bem or ii6 9e9eniibcr
Dem 9ultepluse Der Dora" ole @uBe
9cgebsu, ii6 our6 Si9uule bemertbar
III MAIDEN, muBte er wieber mucrri6te=
tsr 5a6e mad 9aule SurIdte6rtn.
@ier ausefOmmen beri6tete er oaB
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-15
THE ANNUAL TRIBUTE.
The Decoration of the Graves of Tn
 Deceased Members by the Crays.

The Decoration of the Graves of Their Deceased Members by the Grays. According to time honored custom, the New Haven Grays yesterday decorated the graves of their comrades who have fought on earth and gone to their rest. In the morning the actives and veterans accompa- nied by number of representatives of Co. A, 27th regiment, attended divine service at
 the Church of the Redeemer. The Rev. Dr.
 Todd preached an able discourse and spoke
 feeling1y of the members who died in the
 service of their country. The roll of honor
 comprises the names of many who were
 prominent in society here at the breaking out of the war. Tn active company, with the veterans, assembled at the arInory at 2:30 in the afternoon, and headed by the
 Americon band, proceeded to the cemeteries where the graves were decorated. Friends of the company made liberal contributions of flowers which were tastily arranged in
 wreaths and bouquets. Among the floral offerings were: A large cross of cut flowers presented by ex-Lieutenant Bowman; for the grave of ex-Sergeant E. B. Munson, an
 anchor and wreath; basket of cut flowers from Emma E. Daley and one of daisies from Kittie alley for the grave of ex-Sergeant John E. Daley; handsome bas- ket of cut flowers for the grave of George E. Edwards from Little Georgie; basket for Major B. W. Osborn's grave; parssol made of flowers by Miss Patterson and carried by Charles Barnes Among the flowers in white were the letters 'N. H. G." The Grove street cemetery was visited first, the company proceeding there by Chapel and High streets. The sidewalks were lined with people and in the cemetery hundreds had as- sembled to witness the ceremonies After the exercises there were finished the com pany marched to the Evergreen cemetery. Both cemeteries were visited by many in carriages after the decorations had been made, which were very attractive and a fit ting tribute to the deceased comrades The company returned to the armory soon after o'clock
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-15
LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention.

MBKMeK M6MI1Oms
 Vice President Hendrick leaves Washing tor for this city Tuesday morning next.
 The Naugatuck Railroad company has de. clared a dividend of 5 per cent, payable July 1st
 The New Haven and Northampton railroad company are -relaying their bed between Southington and Plainville.
 Superintendent Quintard has contracted with T. Sharpe, of Seymour, to rebuild the freight depot recently burned in Ansonia.
 There is some talk among the railroad off cials of putting on a train the last of thit month to run over the Shore Line from New York to Boston in five and half hours
 The monthly meeting of the board of man agers of the Young Women's Christian asso citation will be held this afternoon at 3:3( o'clock. A half-hour devotional meeting ii always held commencing at 8.
 There is frequent complaint that the driv CTS of the cab company do not have suffi cient change to accommodate the patrons A little attention to the matter will make if more pleasant for all concerned
 The State department picnic of the Wo- mems Relief corps will be held at High Rock on Wednesday, June 17th. The social con- mittee extend a cordial invitation to all friends of the G. A. R. to join them
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-15
Fisk Iuhtlee sinrer.

The first appearance of these singers in New England was in the North church when Rev. Dr. E. L. Clark was pastor The first
 piece sung was "Steal Away To Jesus" It perfectly disarmed all prejudice against the color of the singers. Among the singers then was Jennie Jackson whose grandfather. when twelve years old, was body servant of General Jackson. Jennie aided her mother in washing and ironing and saved money, hoping sometime to go to school. She went to Fisk university and was so anxious to sing well that the teacher once said, "That little girl sings too loud" Her powerful voice has been heard by land and sea since Minnie Tate, with budget on her head, lit- 1 tie girl, followed her mother from Tennessee to free Ohio, afterwards went to Nashville and became a teacher of colored people, Maggie Porter was slave of Henry Frazier who owned some two hundred slaves. Fra zier moved to Nashville, taking his slaves with him. f'The Yankees are coming'' was dreadful sound then. The echo reached them one Sunday. Frazier took Maggie's ! father and sisters and started for Mississippi, leaving her and her mother in charge of the house. Maggie was one of the three hun dred pupils who gathered the first week in the Fisk school in the old barracks where | hundreds of soldiers formerly lay dying.
 Jennie and Maggie sing tonight at the grand concert at the Lincoln rink
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-15
TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.

nh.arvauce of ChfIdrenss Day-Thfr. ty.Eight Children Receive the Rite
 of :Baptism-Interestfng Exercises. "ChiIdren's day" was observed at Trinity
 M. E. church yesterday in an appropriate manner. In the morning the pastor, Rev.
 Dr. Peck, preached to large congregation from the text found in Proverbs, 22d chap ter, 9th verse, s'Train up child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it"
 At 2:3O in the afternoon the exercises ap- propriate to the day by the Sunday school took place in the lecture room. The floral decorations were very beautiful Large banks of flowers of various hues so blended as to cause an excellent effect were placed against the large window at the rear of the preacher s platform, above all being festoons of white flowers Suspended from the cen tral chandelier and at various points from the balcony were baskets of flowers, all combining to add to the beauty of the room and the pleasure of the occasion. The Sunday school, which is one of the largest in the city, filled nearly every availa- { b1e chair and it was with difficulty that the large number of visitors could be accommo- dated with sittings. The singing, with the accompaniment or IrIhCys orcheSIra, Was very fine The recitations also by the chil- dren were excellently rendered
 At o'clock the rite of infant baptism was administered by Rev. Dr. Peck to seventeen male and twenty-one female children They ranged in age from few months to three or four years. It was very interesting scene. After the ceremony of baptism was con- cluded Rev. Dr. Peck delivered short ad- dress in which he gave a resume of the es- tablishing of "Children's day. in the Metho
 dist Episcopal church in the United States. In 1866, which was the centennial year of the founding of Methodism in this country,
 fund was established the interest of which
 was to be devoted to the aid of poor children
 from the Sunday schools of the church who
 desired to study for the ministry or become
 missionaries. This has grown to be i'm
 portant branch of the church work, and the
 last general conference set apart the second
 Sunday in June in each year as fsChildren's
 day" when the offerings to this fund from
 all the Sunday schools in the country are to
 be collected This day has also been fixed
 upon as the one in which the children shall
 be consecrated to Christ in baptism. The pastors remarks to the school were very hap py indeed and made in way to interest and please them.
 Remarks of an interesting character were also made by Charles P. Armstrong, super. intendent of the school. The addresses and recitations were interspersed with singing by the school, which added interest to the occa- lion.
 Just before the interesting exercises were brought to a close the classes were called upon by number for their offerings, scholar being designated from each to carry the col lection of his or her class to the superintend- ent The total offerings amounted to about ffty-five dollars.
 In the evening the pastor preached an in teresting discourse to large congregation, his subject being "The Employments of Heaven"