davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEw YORK. July 3O.-The stock market
has been more or less unsettled aud irrek 10
lar an day, although In general n was
strong IN the forenoon and weak In ,he
afternoon. There w8sa ,ar-e business done
between 10 A. NJ. and II o'clock. me re-
ported transactions amounting 80 $50 800
shares. but the rest OF the day was duii.
There were no very active stocks except
IackawaDns. Western Union. ~. Paul. aud
Iake Shore. Western Union was notably
strong on indefinite rumors that The West
ern Union and Baltimore ard ohio were ID
be merged. and on the belief that the teie-
graphic fights would soon he settled tho
stock rose ~ In the forenoon, and Mis-
souri, Pacific rose IL. Union Pacific Is Lake
Shore Ia, Lackawanna II :, aud others
fractional amounts. While tire prices were
irregular. the downward movement I'm the
afternoon was slow one In many cases.
The greatest weakness was IN Changers and
Nanderbilts and the least weakness Was Ia
Weticrn Union. Missouri Pacific and North
ern Pacific. sales as. 00O shares.
NOOa.--Stocks active and weak. Money,
l per cent. EXchange-iong. 4S5: short,
4s6M. Governments neglected.
Etenin0.-EXchange ass. Money. lag
per cent. Sub-1TeaSury balauccs-Goid.
sl61.I3O; currency. s23 Sos. Governments
dun; 4 per cents 1929; 5 per cents, lO5
bid. State bomb steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
Escape of Russian Exties.

Moscow, July 30.-SiXty criminals
who had been sentenced to exile in
Siberia recently, while en- route, rose
against their guards, and. although out
numbered, began a desperate fight for
liberty. The battle lasted a long time,
and the soldiers were absolutely un-
able to capture their manacled assail-
ants. Twenty Of them were shot
dead, and Of the other forty thirty
succeeded in making good their escape.
Two of the soldiers were wounded
during the fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
British Troops for Candahar.
CRv cable IN the Disuatch.l

BOMBAY. July 30.-rhe Bombay
GGzdfe lays the belief is gaining ground
that British and Indian troops will be
sent to Candahar, despite all the pro-
testarions made by both the English Of
ficiai. and the Amer that no canton
ment BY the British has ever been in
tended at that point or elsewhere in
AfcbauiStan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31

Victory has crowned your yalor and
secured the purpose of your patriotic
hearts. and, with the gratitude Of your
countrymen and the highest honOrs a
great and free nation can accord, YOU
Will soon be permitted to return to
your homes and families. conscious of
having discharged the highest duty of
American citizens. To achieve these
glorious triumphS and secure to your
selves, your iellow-countrymen, and
posterity the blessings Of free institu-
tons, tens of thousands Of your gal
liant comrades have fallen and sealed
the priceless legacy with their lives.
The graves Of these a grateful nation
bedews with tears, honors their memo
ries, and will ever cherish and support
their stricken families. address IN the
ArwieS By Gen. Grant June ,, 1865.
have witnessed since my sickness
Just what have wished to see ever
since the war-harmony and good feel
ltbhttu lllc NtN llplls' nave dlN d ,
contended that if there had been no.
body left but the soldiers we should
have have had peace in year. -
and - are the only two that | know
Of who do not seem to he satisfied on
the southern side. We have some
on ours who failed to accomplish as
much as they wished, or who did not
get warmed up to the fight until it was
all over, who have not had quite
full satisfaction. The great majority,
too, of those who did not 90 into the
war have long since grown tired Of the
long controversy. We may now well
look forward to perpetual peace at
home and national strength that will
screen US against any foreign complica-
ton. | believe myself that the war
was worth all it cost US, fearful as that
vas General Grant to Gssera! Buck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
From foreign letter it is learned

From foreign letter it is learned
that Mr.. and Mrs. F. Marion Crawford
are spending the summer at the Villa
Coccumella, at Sorrento. Mr.. Craw-
ford is busily engaged on another novel,
the scene of which is to be laid in italy.
He has formed a library and work-room
out Of cave in the cliff below the villa
which oyerlooks the sea towards Ma
Piles, and is delightfully."- cool. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Crawford are often to be seen sail
ing in their three-masted boat in the
bsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
The Quota Railroad.

LONDON, July 30.-ln the House OF
Commons this evening Lord Randolph
Churchill said the Quetta railway had
been extended thirty miles to the north
west Of that place and it would be ex-
tended further if necessary. The rail-
way could at any moment be continued
toward Candahar. This statement was
received with cheers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
The Egypttan Loan.
lBy cable to the Dispatch. J

~ NA'It NJ IIIV I7ISTII'II'I
LONDON, July 30.-SubScriptiOnS to
the Egyptian loan of s4j, 900, 900 have
been closed. The offers aggregated
four times the amount of the loan.
BERLIN, July 30.-Subscription
here to the new Egyptian loan wa,
closed soon after it was opened, the
tenders within a short time largely ex-
ceeding the amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
n X Joba,son has o;ven tho so,,o,

d. 4. JohansOn has given the follow
ing receipt for stamping textile mate
rails indelibly: Dissolve ~ parts Of
carbonate Of soda in IS parts Of glycc-
rine and rub into the solution 30 parts
OF gum arabic. Dissolve III parts of
nitrate Of silver in 20 parts of officinal
water Of ammonia. Mix these two So
lutions and heat the mixture to boiling.
When the liquid has acquired dark
color stir into it 10 parts Of Venice tur-
pentine. Apply The resulting ink with
> stamp to the fabrics, and subject the
impressions 10 natural or artificial heat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
An Extraordinary Record.

~ VVINsf"FH 70 'l1o TIE F'FeII'I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 3d.
To-day has been the hottest ofthe sea-
son in this city and State. The Their
mometer reached IS in Montgomery,
and the average throughout this dis
trict was 81. This is an extraordinary
record for this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
The Cholera I'm spain.

To N""'O :" NH1~ '71'T7''S"'''I
MADRID, July 30.-The number of
new cases of cholera throughout Spain
Tuesday was 2,3l6, and the number of
deaths from the disease was S55.
MADRID, July 30.-In Spain yester-
day there were reported 3,l6S new
cases of cholera and 1852 deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31

IDJ VVIVsIH FII 10 VI5 HIofRVVI'I
CHICAGO, July 3O.-Throughout the
Northwest the day has been one of in
tense heat. and several cities report the
hottest weather ever known. All over
Illinois, Iowa, and Nebraska the mer-
curry has ranged from 100 to l07 in the
shade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 80, 1885.
OFFERISGS

WHEAT.-White. 4lG bushels VI Ned.
$50 bushels. Red. D.23s bushels Total
1924 bushels.
CoKS.-White. 1850 bushels. Mixed. 800
bushels.
OA1S.-sO0 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whlte. "a bushels good at 81.
Mixed. 500 bushels at 81. Rcd 1895 BUSH
els common 20 very good Longberry at 9Oc.
10 81 Oh: 1870 bushels common 10 prime
ShOrtberry at Sc. to 81.
CORR. White. 374 bushels very good Nir-
gina on private terms, 800 bushels very
good Virginia at csc.
on CALL BoARD-FIRST CALL 1880 A. NJ.
CORN. BID. Asted.
No. 2 Mixed. July................... -. 54la
No. , Mixed, August................ 81 g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
Foretcn.Cut stone.
(By telegrap PHI to the Dispatch.

by hIegraph 10 tue DIspHtch'J
CHICAGO, July 30.--In order to
prevent the use Of foreign-cut stone by
Chicago builders the Bricklayers' and
Stone-Masons' Union and Stone-Cutters'
Association have decided not to work
on any building where stone cut outside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
Must Keep the vatican In n Good
IIUmOr.

by cable % the Dlspatch.'
DUBLIN, July 30.-LWted Ireland
to-day prints a letter, dated in May,
from Errington, an unofficial British
representative at the Vatican. to Earl
Granville, in which the former says ;
I'VE must keep the Vatican in a good
humor. The Dublin archbishOpric
being still vacant, the matter must be
carefully watched in order to use strong
pressure at the right moment" I'M
ted Ireland youcheS for the authenti-
CITY Of the letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
4 Lively Scene in the French Cham
her.
(By cable to the Dispatch.l

lBy cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. July 30.-The debate in the
Chamber of Deputies upon the colonial
policy Of the late Ministry was con-
tinued this evening. NJ. Clemencau
made a long and violent speech in re-
ply to ex-Premier Ferry's defence on
Tuesday last, and was frequently in
terrupted by shouts and yells
from Ferry'S friends, which his
enemies sought to drown by louder
noises. At one point VI. de CaSsagnac
shook his fist in NJ. Ferry'S face, and
cried out : You are an impudent fell
low" NJ. de CaSSagnac was called to
order and censured by the president.
later in the evening NJ. Cloyis-Iuges
and another deputy were forcibly sepa-
rated while preparing to fight on the
floor of the Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
AN amor THIEF CAPTURED.
pr.rs'rs !. she os,se eG Teiess.pi.LIas
Washington Stss. !

Ntsbiostoh SttS,
This morning about III o'clock Frank
Rollins entered the residence Of Rev.
Dr.. Huntley. No. 33l g street, between
Third and fOur. snd-s-hslf streets, ua-
der the pretence OF being . linsman
looking after the telesraph-wires on
the top Of the building Permission
wss given. and he went 70 the top Of tho
house. he went out on the roof, and,
-eing the bashway Of the sdjoin-
). blouse, thai Of 'Mr. j. Il. Norris.
went IN. and taking an overcoat, started
down stairs. Mrs. james l.. Norris.
who bad noticed him going in his shirt
sleeves and coming Qua with coat on,
suspected him o. thief and seized
shin, calling for assistance. A colorcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
FLOUR.

We quote: Fine. s3as3.25: superfine.
So. 25as3.50 extra. 81. 75as4 family 81 25a
50 patent family, country, s5.Z5aS5.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
The Weather in Richmond Yesterda,
was clear and pdrm.
II 4. MI ..., ~. -. U..xy..

DIED,
July 81. 1883, ut 1880 A. NJ, JAMES ID.
VAUGHAN, IN the slxty-fourth year OF his
funera. will take place from his reside nee
SATURDAY MORNING at . O'Clock.
Friends and aequaintances Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, July 30. 1855.
SALEs.-5,o0 Western North Carolina
rs at lO9i, 1000 Richmond city So AT
III. 500 do. at III; 1900 Virginia new 30
at 54i, 1000 DO. al 81 20 shares Peters
burg railroad AT 3D. shares do. at 40;
2. 600 Petersburg Class Is AT Y7',.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31

Old newspapers for sale at the Dis-
patch counting-room st rs cents per
hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

BY telegraph 10 The DIspatch.I
WASHINGTON, July 3l-2 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, con-
tirued WGym and generally fair ~ea-
Their, light rariable pinds.
For the South Atlantic States. con-
hnued warm. generally fair heather,
r0riaJie SindS, generally ~estsriy IN
southern portion.
For Richmond and ricinity, con-
hnued rdrm, generally far Weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31

November ard December. 90 69ase 70:
January 60. 7gssQ.T7; February. s9.s3a
~ 81: March 90 pSass "a: Apfii. ei0.01a
5000: Nav. sIoIGaslO.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July 3O.-Nirginia G's past
Carolina 6s. old. lll',. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JULY 80.

EL0RGE A. AlNSLlR &ssHHk
" SONS, CAkklASE.xUli.D skz1.y.
kkS kiCHMONh. WA fuu stock of
LANDAUs, LANDAuLErrhs VlCr,l-
RIAs, fRAnfoNs. BUG0iES. SO. Any
style vehicle built 10 order. REpAIRtN8
done IA the very best yaasner aud AT los1sss
price,. few sEcoNp.HASpvE iIiCI.E RIA
very cheap. fsli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
WON Ann rnA,..

VIcn Ann srAs..
WHERE TO GET Goals. 4.
" LATiIRoP 4 Co. seven'ssa,h stre1s.
an az pmsMw Nv oaer nsSr srLiNr CoAL
SOAl. on The markse PrepAsation pnsSss
80 Parssssssy lsyi,s,[ e ~ s.,s;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
NAAINE iSTElL,GENCk.
PORT or RICHMOND. JULY 80, 1855.

AHMED.
Steamer Wyanoke Hulpher. New York.
merchandise and Passengers, George W.
steamer Fg1.ator. O'Selll Pnilaielphia.
merchandise and passengers j. W. McCar-
REX, agent.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United
States mail merchandise. and l,Asse gsrs,
J.. Is Iatuln. agent.
Schooner SpscdWel, webster, ROeklanl,
lime, X WcudenDurg.
schooner Mary q, FAIR. tOrnwell, Ron.
dOat cement. Warner Moore.
schooner sarah fuTyiS. Wentworth. New
York. sst. davenport q Morris.
schooner Il. Z. shultl, Thompson. PhilA-
delphia. coal, Crumps West
schooner sarah cullen. JARVIS. Philadci-
phlA Goa, InaW = Elicit.
SAILED.
IEehooner Eva A. Dsnnen bower, Johnson.
boston. coal. Chesapeake aud QUO iaiway;
vessel, Gurus 4 farker.
Schooner EllcnOTa Nandussn, Godfrey.
New York. camel coal, o. Storrs, agent:
vessel. Cuttis & Parker.
Schooner r.. &. Knight. Jr Huntly. Bsr-
muda Hundreds 10 load pine wood for
New York; vessel. Curtis q Parker
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JULY 80.
lBy telegrsph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond, Boaz. West Point. aud
sailed Tor New YORK.
Schooner James u. Ogden. Tall. PIoyl-
deEce.
SAILED.
Schooner Lula NJ. Dublin. Ins.ey, Norfolk.
Schooner Mary r. Morris. facemire.
Charleston, :. c., coal, Chesapeake and
ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31

CISCISNATI, July &c. -ElOur heavy: fam
lily. s4.2jss4.40. Wheat stronger; No. red.
new 04as6c. Corn In good'demand. closing
stronger; No. mixed. 47i.ais'1c. oats
stronger; No. 2 mixed. 334a3fc. Pork
quiet a. Sl0.62l. Lard duh at S637l6.
Bulb meats iulI; shoulders 81; short
rib $3.50. Bacon firm; shoulders. si.s79;
short rib. $685.: clear 500. Whlskry
Sl.l3-no sales. Hogs firm; cOmmon aud
light. 81. s0asS So; packing and butchers.
"A !Oa a. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-31
NEW YoRx CoT.roN rrrupEx

NEW YoRK. July Futures
closed quiet hut steady; sRles. ASSOC hAies |;
July and August. tle.sassio.tS; septem-
pess Ao.o3at1 o,os Ocaobsss ees7tH5A 10 /;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13
,,Vermnncnt."

Gs 9i6t Meoisiuen tuel9e tent
pordre 9inberunseu Ueriduffen mn
laiien barn bic 2ei6enben idlimmer ola
suuur, beloubers in5dIen uOu9 pspepiie
8eoenft sieies 1T ntdt Der 5aG mil
SrOiun's Srou 8itters. Sebe uus
Serr S. %. Gaines BON Gainesville g.
6. BON bieiem Bring offer Stdrtunssz
mittel iast. @einer 5rau Fat es iebr
9e9Olfen. iie iua iabrelans nit 9psz
pepIie sequdlt uno nun CLAUDE i'd iie
po1is furirt. Gs beilt cbenfaHs 2eberz
uno @ierenleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

@Gbreno DEN lebten @pnCn bnttCl
mir 9ele9enbeit nit plel.n %unIcrer 6Nr-
nter iiber Die tuslidtcn elmer crgicbcncr
8eijencrupte Ill lprcdelt mn bciNnGl
ale Degen Die Nnlidt, hnB bic Snnt
hur6 Die Strensc bc5 @jnter3 10 icGr
iii MitleibcnIdnit gr5u9cn worncn III
baB biclelbe nlr cine Dnl6c pbcr iluci.
brittel Grntc ergcben wirb. &icle Iur-
m,er icDen lid 9~e5luungcn 9rpBe 5hcilc
ibrcr @~ei5cnTelber u~miupIlii9cu rno lie
nit Corn Su beltellen.
9firiide mcrbcn i'll bicicr @c9cnb
uGditen 9crblt Sicmli6 rar lciil. IA bic
3iuei9e Der 8Gllnlc bis beila6c uuI Den
Stanm / froren iilth. neutrality-suspicious.
urb SirideusS Gumen inn STINT 9roBtAi
Ebeile erfrprcn. Sen 9Sciurcbcu iiigtc
Die falte &itterul9 audi hcbCutcuhcu
S6nben ju, bpd last iid oics lutr upr
ben ebleren S(rtcn in9cn, ga Die @oupt
%iprtcl, mic J. 9. Glpirn, Sccbtiug, Con
cprb, @Oetgc H.. ~. WcniQ pocr gar fciutn
S6aecn c%rlitten Gabcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13
2tt,S octlt 6numt1,.

-SuS S6mBcTomcn III bcrS6ule ii
Mocacr's 0iitrift Tinbct ON Somstug.
Den II 5. So. itatt.
- 9ic 6olnilic he5 !6erru @nl
&ucNiaer wurbe leeten 6reitug eurG
Die 9tufuuIt eine2 106tcrdcl9 pcrntc6rt
Ser 6rpit lit idpn 10 Sicmlid ans
bcmNOocm c%ntIlpbcn mb hn&&Ili9cu Der
6elocr miro in &ur5cm bcQpunen wer=
Den.
Ncrr 5rnnf Sufcn, bon SlOcn=
burg, luurbe lebte g8p6e Don leiner
Satin nit cincm SGhterdcn bcibenft.
@rntnliren.
- Sn SOulparc Supnibip iuuroe
iu l0auIe Der Gltern Ger Srout, Serr
s.. ". Swinbarot nit SRI. Ntatbilbe
S6pcning, Io6ter bcs 0errn Serb
ltano S6Oenirg our6 6ricbensridter
Suppnener III 6pmcns 5ciielu gei6mic-
Get.
Die ,SUulwarc llnipn" biclt an
Samsfl9 III Stpnmcr's Sturc
r%e9elmaBigc ~&erIammlrn9 ob.
9tod Grlebi9ung Der @eIdaitc, pcrtagte
lid bic @ele0i1nIt biz sum- /, Som$tng
I'M Wtunnt S%eptembcr.
Sci Der &crlpOlma, Wcidc 0cry
gbplpb q ir6boIIer an Sam2ta9 upri9cr
i'll ieincr 2O5nung naDc 6ricbcr=
idsburg, rcr~nnIin(tcte, tru9 Serr @m.
bch Stluim (CinCn S%pringlpn-
gem pnupn. 9}n6 Der %crlooYur9
ionO Gin scmiitbljbe5 3nn5trdnj6cn
Itatt, rel mcltcm iid ollc S6cilnebmer,
Su eilter ip0tcn Stuubc f6itli6
nmiilirtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13


Die BarlOtu 9trlntstsn 9beater
Truppe iuirb am Counting in Der bicii'
gen gon;ert=SalIe Stuei 8urTtellungen
seben nnb 5fuor cine Matince bel iuelter
Risen from the Ashes" uno slberbs
BEL pelfer Black Diamonds" sur
auHnbruns selnnseu pirb- 0iele
9ruppe Ipielte i'll allen srDBerenS tdbten
SibweItsgtihuuri's uno Sog iibcrnn
nelIe 5duIer, unb Die Ssiuder Der 9pns
jert.SolIe iuerbeu 9etui6 ni6t 9ctdn'6t
tuerben III ibren Grwart1msen, tuenn ipir
ibnen bic 8eriiderun9 9eben, baB biele
@eieli9dft olles bietet mas lie peripridt.
@dberes beiusen Die 9lni3lo95ettel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

~lluiere 3a9barita6t, gbamois, iuuroe
am febten Sonntas ROrsen bon elmer
ucrbeerenben S%euersbrunit beimseIudt
BEL fuelder brei @eiddftsbduier bic
Gtaotba0e unb Sail Elm 8aub Der
5lammen iuurben. Die Serren @Ombp,
COCHRAN unO s. s. Mincr, nnb bic
portise 5reimaurer 2Ose baben Die
lfiuerlten @er1uite erlitten, iueld)e MIR
sum- Gbeif burd 8eriideruns scbedt
iinb. Die GntitebunssurInfc be8
6crcr3 lit ms ridt bcfannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13
81
&trMHGeS.

Gpan9eliide ct, Guul's Stride 5u
Sermarn, 0tn.
Sonntng ben Is. MdrS: 4. Spnnta9
in Der 6nIren, 9euunnt Saetare: Got
teseienIt 4 ll6r Nufmittnas. Gunir-
manten-llnterridt: Sieusta9, Colt
nerstug utb 6rcita9 bon 9--12 llbr
Witta9s.
Mtittippd, ben Is. WtGr5:
%aiiiOnssOttesOienIt :! ll9r 9tbenps.
abortion ct. Socobi STRIDE:
Sonnabenb ben IA. Nt6r5: 8riifuns
Der Gpnfirmanten Der ct. Sacpbi &c
include, 9lnfut9 j llbr Na6mitta9.
Spnntug ben Is. 0fdr5: @uttes=
bienlt 10 llbr Sornitta9s. ,Gpnfirmoz
tlOns Hlbcnbmablfeier.
5erm. Soeni9,
@pan9. 8farrcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

Sm Der 1ieiiSen cpan9cIii6et ct.
Ynulus Stride tuurbe am Wittiuofj
6err 5ermant Druid init Jrdulein
MtarD 8urtid. Nboptiuto9ter ~un1eres
@titbilr9ers, Germ Sobn 8artid, ebe=
li6 p%crbunben. 8aitor s. 9oenis bon
5p9 Den ieicrli9en Oft Der Grauune,
iuelfem piele 5reunbc bes S%rautpaares
beiiuubnten. @ir sratuliren unb iuiin=
ifcn bcn N%euperrnGblten @lid srnl
Sunee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

Serr 81. >. Snienritter, Der bieftse
@9ent Der 8bite 8ron5e ROnument 60.
~lieferte bieie @u9e Elm adt SUB bobes
@Onumfnt iueldes $4,000 foftete, an
5rau @ina Meser, bon Gampbelton,
MO., ab. Snsielbe iOl i'm tatboliiden
Sir9bOfe gu 8oibinston bas Grab ibres
BERT. @atten 5ieren. Serr Senrp
8lombers, BON SbOtuen, NtO., beitellte
ebenfals Elm srOEes Nonumert pel6es
800 foftet unb ouf bos @rab ieirer
perft. @attin eefest tuerben fol-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

!0crr 0errD @u9lt luurbc an Nton-
tag 9tbenb nit 5rnu Irie6cridn Sired,
bur6 Srie6ensrifter Mtucllcr inr Sunoc
Der @be rercint9t. 9ns o%iu9cnblidjc'
9~rnutpaar uurhe im @erlauIe ncs
I6el1bs BON Der nellcn Sapellc. uclfc
bic iuunoeri66niten Zone mn Mtclp-
bien nui Sub9Guden Gircelldscn II. !. 10.
6erpprSanberten, bee6rt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

Mnrtin Bauer, ipeldcr am :. D. 0t
lue9en &leinbiebItaDl 5u elmer 3mpnat-
liden 6aft perurtbeilt iuuroe, bat I'M
Elm ~abermali9es Serb0r iuel6es CT am
Sienstas Dor Jricbensrtdter Miiler
beltnnb uib Oieler auF 9tntrag bes
COUNTY, Inpalts Glarf, oas llrtbeil in
S25 @elObuBe unb Se5ablun9 Der &C.
ribtstolten n%bdnoerte, pel9es Der Ser
urtbrilte aud ipfort entridtete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

@ir batten am Mitiwo6 bn3 Ser
sniiselt, u~nieren frii6ereu Mitbiir9er unb
9ebrer Der bieiisen DHentli6en Sdrle,
Serrn @eo. s. Sing, tpn Salisbury,
Oio., in u%nIerer Office 5u bcsriiBcn.
8dbrenb leinem Iufentfalte in uIlerer
Stubt Seiste er Den bieli9en @ei6dits-
leuten eine BON ibm uub einem seiuiTen
Srn. MiInrb 9emu6te Grfinhung, i'm
Mpbeu Die @rfinowu9 beIteDt
aus eillem S6iebIenIter, a1 ipel6cm
bic 5eniter in cine lenfredte, wu9rc6te
ober i6iefe Ste0uns eebrebt werben
f0nneu, pas uon SafrerItdn0i9cn ais
cine uniibcridGsbnre @erbeiieruu9 he5
s%etuObnliden 56ie6feniters 6cicidnct
iuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

Sic !0crren 9leotpb Sirdo'fer unb
Gnrl 9pppc, bon fredericksburg, rciitcu
9clterIt nnd ct. 2puis ob. Gritcrer
lint cincn @arreuuOrrotb iiir ieine
@dmicbepcrtitdtte ein;ulc9en. iudbrcno
9ebterer Sreuibcn uno &%erlunnoten III
Der M%tctropolis citcu SeIud objuitattcn
oCheuft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

Seiratbs grlaubniBFdeine erbielten
felt uniersm lesten SeridJte fol9cnbe
8aare:
George @. 9inteao uno Marsarctba
Smitb.
&m. @inter uno 6enriette Ypettin9.
Sermann 9rul6 unb Ntaria Sarti6.
S6os. s. 8rice unb Dora u. 8riete.
9enrn @ittrud utb G19uitn @oer-
6enrp @oblt Inb 5rie0eride Sred.
4usuit Burger uno Gbriitine Na9cl.
&ubOlpb 6. 0ied9raefe NIB 9enriette
9en9itenbers.
Senrp S. Sre6maun uub 0enriette
@uidmener.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

@cnn audi Die Gitp 5ra9e bel elmer
SIT bicicm 3luedc %ouberaumtcn @abl
luieber cine idtuerc 9tieberlase e~rlitten
6dtte, lit cS bpb cine unbeitreit6are
Gbntladc baB mat III Gbriltmann'S
Sleincrbouhlung bic bclten @noren ST
bili9crcu 9rciien ais ir9cnbwo nnber5
III Der Stabt einfaufcn fam. S6Uue
ulro buucrbaIte 6errenan5ii9e fann man
!. y. bcim Gbriitmnun iir $500 big
$500 fauicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

Der MosfcnbnG. fpclder lcbtel
Snmstas i'll Der Gun5crt !So1e ob9ebal-
ten uno BON benz bieiisen S9iibenuereir
ncrnnitnltet iuuroe. par iebr gut beIudi
utc biloete cilen iuiiroigen IbIdlus Der
Wasfcnlaiion. Die beiterite Stint
mun9 berridte wdbrenb bes salt5en
Gbenos uno fein MtBton itorte bas
Ser9nii9en Der Ebeilnebmer. Die Sect
toeinnabmen b~eliefen iid auf sG2.5O.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-13

0crf Gbns. aimmcl, Der SuUprtpm-
mclrOe @irtb bc3 Central 0utels &C
Oenft nlditcn Spnltn9 icinc 8e9elbn6n
picocr 5u erb1uen unb wiro 9ele9cnt
lid) Der GrOIfnun9 lcircr bcriiHmter, aus
DEM 0interlualoc u~nlcrc5 GpuuIp5
tlupprtirtcn ,Sod" ais Yrci3 hcj cincm
Ncttfe9cln nuslcber.