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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
Bon arb 1urf unb llmaraenh.

, 0d Der g8eiSen bier 10 I9le6t geru
: then 1T, miifen pielc unIerer Ssnrme,
nit &ornbrob uprlieb ne9men.
Iusuit 9teibert ldBt ii6 Elm neue.
unb idones gObnbuus aui isiner 5nrn
erri6ten.
Bnitor 6. !6u9u lit 9lldli9 iiber bit
Infunft zines fleines S66ter6ens.
S. $. 8ui9mnun, Der beliebte Sauf
mann uno 9uftmeilter BON 8eo 8iro
lGBt se9eniudrtis Elm SOrticO unb IOnItise
Serbeferungen on ieinem @ObnbauIe
ausfiibren.
9einri6 &ueni9 bat feline 5nrm an
Serntann &rauie fir $1,000 perfauft.
Carl 8ranbborit befanb fi9 bieIer
3ose bel 5reunben unb @erlpnnbten in
fredericksburg auf 8eiud.
Cornelius g8e1s bat cine Jog. ,,Soup=
pole" 5abrif erri9tet uno lit bereits nit
benz Ibi6aben bon 6idOrpz5tansen be-
f6dfti9t. @r beSablt so Gents pro
Sunbert fir 5tansen Die 5u tieiem
i5fped 81 sebrau9en iinb.
Squire 8ouen bnt ii6 cine neue
Sorte Samenluet5en pun Snbionna font
MEN laiien. vWtorton alm6er" lit Der
&ame Der neuen 8eiSenart unb lua fib
in bieiiger @eseno ausseSei9net bewdb=
rem.
SRI. @laiip, BON Cuba, iuel6e als
Sebrerin in Der GlsapespilIe Diftritt=
S6ule anseitelIt lit, uertritt i6re Stelle
5ur alI9emeinen 3ufrieben6eit Der s6u(=
freunoe. 9ebrerinnen iuerben immer
lnebr seiu6t in bieier @esenb.
Cine uneinisteit berrf6t unter ben
SireftOren Der 9ibertD sonntns G6ule.
IS banoelt ii3 buuptid6li9 nm Ginfii6z
run9 Der beuti6en 5pra6e. Or. Grace
,ls gutter Repu6lifaner, lit natirlid auf
Der re6ten Seite uno ipiro es i6nl por= l
Jetuorfen baB CT es nit ben 0eutI6en 1
)nlte.
Senriette. Il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Nufpdrts unb poripGrts lit bas Ntpt:
TO, oaS @til6ler's &rduter Sitters ftets
leit Der GinfiiBrung Der Mebi5in 6eiml
amerifanii6en SOlfe gebrau6t bat, uno
III allen 6dllen bon 2eberleiben, 9tierenz
tranfbetten i'll iDrer pielfdltigen uno
perlWfelten 5urm, imo llnorDnunaen
bes 0ta9ens unb lluterleibs bat es be,
iuieien, baB e5 bu5 bette Ntittel lit, mas
es giebt. Srpne StnmfoIto, BON Groups
bur9g, Steu6eu County, 81. g., I6rei6t:
rSas 3eu9niB 9lQer, Die es 9ebran9eu,
gebt oabin, baB es iupbGtbuen0 uno 5u=
perldiii9 iit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
Sin pnnbrruScs @erippr.

Serr Y. Sprinssr ccn Iif6an;csturg, p1
i6rcitt: SD rar NIT siaeit Sunasufster une
Snugrnsrihpir btbaftst Gao III eintat tSrnI-
li9in Oerippe dtssmaseTf Spite eine TIc5e-
ildite cen IT. Slu5's RruGr 5rteGGnns sfgrn
S6rineiu9t hsIte mir 10 az. ttfarl, ea5 id
ttne srcsc 5laihe taufie. Nd6eCm ib ersi
tldihtn 9etrau6t tatts, Far it rither Gin
Ndnn, sruis rrirtrr bsrssfeGt, nit stluHeem
Appetit une nm is TfuRc i9DsTfr ."-Sprt1t
pcr IN Z. ailhes Apeibttr une belt Gut EoIfsn.
fIei cine prcbeaaI9e rieits iIdbersn 5tilmiticls
fir ale SunssuIsiesn. @rpsr 6lalbtn 81.
2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

slm SOnnta9 iit stlIerGeiligcn, am
Montag slaerieetentng mo am 9iens-
tag in pielen Staten @aGltag, lUorauf
Damn cini9e Gage Ipiter eirte 9lnSa6l
9eIdla9eucr Ganoioaten SuB= nno
Settug 1ulten t6nnen, iuc!m JIG nod 10
oiel @6r9eIiibl DnbeN, ibre cigenen Slin=
ben 5rt ertenncn 9lm II. 9tooem6er lit
gtartinsta9, iuel9en Die @dnie 10 iebr
fiir6ten rub am 26. II. SO. SnnfIngunssz
tn9 unb porbcr 9rUBer S6ln9ttng upn
(@6l.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Ginem &ebnfteur tpuroe cine Sd)nei
oerre6nun9 prdientirt; er mari einer
Blid 6arauf uno fam 5u Der lle6er5eI=
'9ung, buB Die &e6nuns fein entIprebeuz
Der 2eieitoff fir ieine 3eituns iei, ues=
bal6 er einfa9 barauf ibrieb: ,Mtanu=
ifript unbrou9bar" unb lie bent S6neis
Der SurId dlanote. Probatum est.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

0as 9tderbauamt i9ld9t in ieinen
e6en eri9ienenen Monntsberi6t Der
@rtra9 Der gSei5enernte nuf $50 WtiGio=
men 8uibels an. Die Maisernte tuiro
nn9efdbr 1,96O,OOO,OOO 8uI6els erae.
Ben; 9nfer iuurben 600 Neinipnen
Sul6els 9eerntet; Der 9ur6I6nitt bes
Ho99ens betrdgt 1O,4 8ulbels pom
Nder ooer beinabe 5iuet Su bels iueni=
ger als im bpri9en Sabre, Die @erite
mirb un9efdbr q Sui6els pom older
ergeben. Der Stanb Der &artofalernte
bat ii6 in 5ul9e BON 5dulc i'll Nelu
Yorf Otidigan unb anberen Stanteu
bebeuteno uerI6fe6tert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

SnfOlse bes 9iiniti9en @etters
i6reibt Der ct. gbarles ,,&epublifaner"
itebt Der @eijen auf ben 5elbern aui
oenen er i6on aufgesansen lit, iebr
gut. @enn ber 6roit beg fommenoen
@inters i'm un6ei9dbist ldBt uno
Ionit ni9ts s6doli6es in ben gses
fummt, 9urantiren toir ben Snrmern in
Der nd6iten @rnte einen 9uten @rtrag,
baS uber Der 9reis bD6er ais 81 per
Sui6el lein tuiro, oerIpre6en mir ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Cine biibi6e 9tusiuab( d9ter ,,Sron6.
beao Dress @uUbs" Der neueIten Mufter
IOeben III Srnett[D's 9aoen empfan9en.
Die Samen 9ermarn's uno llngcgenb
iino b6fli6It ein9cllben Die neuen @nnz
rem 5u beli6tigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Die pOlitiI3e 5tr0muns I'M SOlfe lit
in bieIem Sabre ben Siepublifanern
slniti9. gSie in Ohio, iperoen Die
9emOtraten uurausii6tli9 nu6 in 9ielp
9orf sei6lugen iperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
9lDcr's Niueir.

SieIe uon ben aronfbeiten, an Seuen bic
99enf3en Ieioen, peroen hur& St6rrnaen i'm
gsngen, in ben Gebdrmen uIi6 Der eeber hsrtsis
sefibrt. aper's abfabrenbe giIIen Mrs
Ten unnIitteIbar auf bieie Greone, uus inb 30 BEN
beionoern Spete ;ubereitet, bic bur4 ioI&e St5s
rrinsen perIrrin9ten 9ronibeiten. ME Serffrvs
flung, weanseI an 8errduuna, aRdaens
Tornado, 9ppfpeb, Eubr unb pieIe onbere
Setoen 80 betlen, unb Inb fir al bieie elm aefohrs
IoIes. ii9eres. rpirtfomss unS ansenebmes gRittsI
Sa5 ausse5eibnete aerste bieie giIIen in ihrer
sewobnI9eu RraTis 70 bduTs anwenben, bepeit
osutli9, Die iebr SieieIben beim msoi,iniIHen
Sa1e in a5tuns itebeu
0ieie . iIlen itnb nrr aus pIan;Ii&en StoTTen
snianlmenseiest, unb pontommen rein pom eoIprneI
OOer anSern f4dbIi9en BeftanbtbeiIen.
Gin an aopfrptb eeiseneer fd,reibt:
.,.N1er's qiIIen finb mir unI9dtbor. unb
uno Sbre 9 iifem ffnb SSs einsae nj SitteI' tie Ses mi.
Srlei9teruHs siebt. Cine 9ois bet5rbert idneu
pen Stnbl9ane unS befrsit MID pom bsm aOpfs
Abfii9rmtttel, oos ib ie eefunben babe. es niddht
mir 8ergniisen ibr COB Su iinaen, unb Id tbIe
oeS bel isber 9inftisen GeIesen5eit.
6ran,iin.str.. %iSmomb. sa., 5. Slni sss'' issS.
sd babe aper's giIIen In un,abEioen
6dllen nn5 S5rer anweiiuas sebrnudbt, linS babe
me 9eieben, oab ne iaren Sned uerfebLteu. @ir
1ooen let5 peIpe TN Sdiiie uno t5dten fie oIs Elm
an9enebmes, sefobrIoies uno SuperI6IIieeS Sauss
mittel. SIR maseHfobuddbe fine fie uni9dts
bar. s. T. 6ones"
@egia, Serns, II. Suni 1882.
Ser grebiser Srons 9. SorIewe f&reibt
aus atlanta, @ a.: ,,Seit einiasn So5rer, iitt
i'd an Sdrtleibiefeit, unb tros perfdiebener arSs
neien, bic i5 ssbraudte, nabuien bic Sef6psrheu
a. u: bis i'd nor einisen Monaten anfns .apsr's
Serttopfuna gan; geboben, uno meiue Geiunsbeit
I'M olsemetnsn bebeuteHb uerbeiert."
Myers gbfIbrenbe qiIIen beben ore
linreseImdsisteit in ben geSdrmen, resen ben Nrs
Petit uno bic Serbdiuung an, uno ertbeiIen ourcb
ibre rai5e unb griinoIiG9e girtuns benz 1anitn
sorper araft unb Sponnrns.
Subereitet pom
Or. 5. 6. @1er E. 60, 2uIuca, MaE.
IN alien 2IpotRefer i'll fobcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
2u Derfamfcn.

Ias Gigsntbum nsIdrs ib friibsr als
Gun,tsrydrb benuBte unS an Der gde Der 4
unc Warfitrabe lisst 1T pom untrari6nrien
unter siiuiigtn Ssoinguu9en ;u erfaufen.
SOMA
Sermaun, Rp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Die i6Dnite unb reiDbalti9lte 9fus
iuabl ferti9er Sleiber finbet man I'M
itrciti9 inG briitmuuu's Sfciberbnublung
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

ueber Den @ebrnu9 BON Or. Ius
gut 6 0ni9's Sambur9e r
3rOPfen ldBt ii6 9err 6. abam,
8lcOminsrOpe, q. g., fOlsenbermaBen
aus: uSeit mebreren Sabren lit meine
5ruu an 9eberbei9rperben, &opfipeb uno
&iifeni6mer5en. Sic sebrau9te einige
5lai6en BON Or. 9lusuit S0nis' 8
s a NJ bur9 Gro pfen un6 mar iu
frr5er 3eit interchangeable.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
gerbuublunsen bes sditsnpereins

&eselmdBise SerIummGun9 am 25.
October, 1885.
9Gs 8rotofoa Der uorbersebenben
SerIammlun9 iuuroe uerleIen unb nnsez
nom1nen.
f1iernrf fr1frhnn fnln ertAe ReH,r,,,, q OF,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Oe6u9 uuI utt SeIie9uH9 pes SUuPen1
plabes luie fol9t:
9er9ereiu fann upn ben 6erren Sobn
Spblfen jun. unb Gbns. 9oblfen einen
S6lBenplnb nuf 5 Sabre padten; au
$500 pro Snhr. Die 9iitnn5en fam
Der Sereiu nn9 8elieben nbItefen.
Die DISQUALIFICATION muB Der 8erein
ielblt erri9ten.
0ieler 8eri6t muroe on9enommen,
rno bns Gomite nit 0anf entlaIIen.
Sieruuf fuurbe bel9lo6en ben 56iss
enplab ra6 Der 5arm bes Ser.n 8obG=
fen SIT uerIegeu. 9out Sei9luB ernnnnte
Der Soriiber nlsoann fol9enbe Serren:
6enrp @ermunn, 8. 8eniins ien.,
uuO .. 9ueb6e als ein 9omite, un, nit
8e5u9 nuf ben gIbbru9 ooer 8ertauf
Oes 9eacnwdrtiseu S6ieBitanbes elm
Arrangement 5u treHen. N1it Der Be-
binaung iebo6. baB Der 8erein, I'M SolIe
eines 8ertnufs bas 8e9t tebGlt ben
SfieBitano nod biz 5um 0tai 1886 Su
6cniisen.
9aut Sei6luB iuurbe olsbann Der
S9ubmeiiter anseiuieien $4,000 bon
bem @eloe oes 8ereins auf unbeItimnt=
te 3eit in Der 8anf 5u beponieren.
;0ierauf uerlas Der Setretdr bas &ez
iultat bes lebten Sabres 56ie Bers,
ipie fpl9t:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
Zen guriuurf ber seaierunssunfdbis

SeH Sprlplrt Der Je9terun9sunTdDl9
| felt beantiporten Die 0empfrateu bamii
, Dab Iie auf ein5elne 5ebler Der republi
} fanii6en 8artei bintueiien. W1it oieie
y8eiueisfiibruns" f6unen lie ii1oeiien Del
2batia9en seseniiber ni9ts ausri6ten
Senn Seoermnnn iueiB, baB Die repub
lifnniI6e Yartei an's 8uoer fam, ala
Die Union ant 8anoe oes untersan9es
itanb, baB lie bic SI9el tudbreno zines
pierid6risen blutigen 8irserfrieses
fii6rte uno ni6t nur Die Spuren besIel=
ben oertpii9te, iopeit bas iiberbnupt
m09li6 mar, Ionbern ben grebit BEG
2anbes io9nr oemieni9en gnslnnbs
9lei9nu9te. Sn bic 5eit Der republi=
fanii6eu Serri6uft fdllt bic srUBnrtisite
gntiuidelung. tuel9e be 8eltsei6i9te
bis6er fir Elm ein5elnes 2an6 su perz
5ei6nen bate. 9tatiirli6 ipirb ni9t be-
bauptet, baB bic republifanii9e gnrtei
Die SerbciIeruns alIer PRODUCTIONS unb
3ransportnlittel betpirft uno nuf oieIe
@eile loiuO6l Die .3uiuanoeruns bon 9lns
Sen ber als au6 ben inneren Nusbau
beg 2anoes ueruria9t bat, pobl nber
bat Die Hartei Der ltngeabnten Gnttpidel>
ln9 &e6nung 5u tru9en sewuBt uno elm
Re9ierun9sipitem 9ei6uffen, on benz bic
Semofraten Biz iest mod ni9ts 5u dr=
bern permodten. Sn elmer 10 beiuegten
3eit, BEL 10 un9ebeuren Neui90pfunsen
fonnte es an Srrtbiimern ni6t feblen
0as pl0bli9e 4ntua9Ien bes 9tationalz
rei6tbums blenoete bic san5e Station
nno rief cine S6luinbelperooe berpur,
lpel6e al6 auf Die re9teren6en &reiIe
lbre ginwirfuns bate. 0o9 audi
Scutld,lano bat feline ,,@riinoerperiooe"
3e6abt, in pel6er Die ebelIten geomen
befledt ipur0en, uno nur 91arren ober
Sema9p9en MAIDEN bafiir bic cine uber
lnoere 9urtei berantiuortli6. g8ns bic
;epublifanii6e Bartei ais Sartei
Jeleiitet bat, iuus iie fir bic Grbnltune
YET Union, Die Ibi6affltns Der Gflaz
'erei, Die 9eilun9 Der Sriesspunben,
lie 6cbun9 Der 5inun6en unb ben Ius=
an Der 8e9ierun9 9etban bot, bas be-
unoet am beutli6iten Die 9bntia9e, baB
lie GemOtraten 9e5iuunsen iuaren, alien
Der @esnerin na6trdgli6
u5uitimlnen. Die republifanii9e 8arz
Il tuiro au6 bem SilberI6ninoel elm !
;nbe madcn uno nod 10 mnn9es 9nz (
ere thun miiiien, iuO5u Die ,9emofra-
e"oOltpmmen unfdbis t.-,G[epelnnb 8
.n5ei9er." {
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

hI1IN4H H4ANN, "O
Ter llntsSei6n cite mnht Eitrmit brfannl
ea 8 er in Sfrmann zine Maf&inru. .gHerflfdttr
ttablirt unb ale ~ elmer Dlmpfs fcpie all.
eerCr 9Rai&insn gebTriern SbeiIe Iirfrrn fam
Ils Repardturen BON bem Spbrsu cines Sc.
wsbrlnufrs bis ;u einfs Ma11inrH- gyIintrrs
Tsrsen prompt auesefiibft. Tic u6tbisrn
3ubrbEre fur Gnsines, puupsu &C. fets ali
5anp; rbtnfaqs tt1or1e i'd ale eSrtsn IRA.
i6inen @aifines, 9abtittiua Scres, 9iaina,
SGdfts &C. Dem NufflelIsn unb Reparirsn ron
alltrIsi NaI6insn i'm 9anbe pirb beIunbsrt
Nufmrrflamfeit sefdenft. prsiIr m6eia.
Die bette SCrte engine, GSIinbrr un6 Ra.
i6insrEl ffrts an Sanb.
2lpril 10 IS. Gbas Sperp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30

Se9tes beuti6es Strifsorn nur 25
Gents pro Stran9 BEL araettlp's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-30
9 d 6iiBenf6nig:

9 6IBenf6nig:
@m. gberlin. $3.50 &inoe
- s.. 2uebbe. 1852 9finoe
3 G6as. 8efmann. .53.O5 8firae
~ s. Germnnn. n.......52.14 8inse
s. @uitao 2ue1bn. .51.16 Rinae
2aut 8ei6luB ernnnnte Der 8urfiter
nlsbann Die !6erren s. Sropp uno ..
9tonnis Jun. nls ein 9Omite, I'M nit
oem s9lsent0nig, Seirn @m. @berlin,
8ndlpra5e su nebmen, unb nGsbann
Die ReOailIe gu beiOrsen.
@innnbmen an 8eitrdsen. $3.50
9ternnf 8ertasuns.
q. q. 5reunb, Setretdr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11
RAKING THE EMBERs.
THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE.

fsssssisssins the rssse-rhs Electric Liss'
Thssrs -Tsssimsns sf d. Mssesrs and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11
DAN VILE.
Marriage-No Tax ON Real Estate Church
Feast.

Marriage-No Tax on Real Estate Church
Feast.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. |
JUNE 10, 1885.
Rev. /. NJ. Mercer and Miss Fannie
P. Pearcy, who were married in Lynch
burg yesterday, arrived here last night,
and have been the recipients Of calls
from many friends and acquaintances.
They leave to-day for South Boston,
recently the home of Mr.. Mercer, and
thence for Richmond.
There is at present, as parliamentary
law is construed, no tax on real estate
in Danyille. Ii was concluded after the
assessment Of real estate had been made
that the tax on real estate, which was
for general purposes and for schools
also per 500 Of value, was too high,
and it was unanimously agreed in the
Council to reconsider that item Of the
tax bill. The motion to reconsider
having been passed, claims fer other
reductions were made. These were
not complied with, and then it was
found that the requisite majority Of
two thirds Of the entire Council could
not be obtained for the levyiDg Of any
tax on real estate. In the mean time
the president decides that if the Coun-
Gil had jurisdiction in reconsidering the
real estate item Of the tax bill, then,
when that motion prevailed the Coun-
Gil was left without any tax on real
estate. Such was the state Of the case
when, after many meetings, the Coune
Gil adjourned yesterday evening.
The ladies of the Christian church
gave feast night before last and last
night, and were literally patronized.
The proceeds are to be used in repairs
of the church-building. - perfect
success" say the managers.
ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11

Al ossisssee xssssnss ~ Csmpaasss =
Erect vertical Arms whess Reeuisst.

Al Osdinssee nesasnes sk< Csmpaasss =
Erect yssueai asms whess Rsssisst-
A city ordinance recently passed and
approved says "that il shall be The
duty Of all railroad companies operat-
ing within the city Of Richmond, within
ninety days after the passage Of this
ordinance, to provide and erect verti-
cal-arm gates on such failroad-crossings
as the Committee on Streets may deem
necessary; and in like manner to erect
any other such gate or gates as the Com
nittee on Streets may from time to time
require, within ninety days from the date
Of such requirement said gates to be Of
such pattern and erected in such man
ner as may be satisfactory to the said
committee. 1t shall be the duty Of said
railroad companies or any corporations,
receivers, or individuals operating the
same, to erect and maintain such gates
and to provide for the closing Of the
same atthe approach Of engines or rtrains,
so as to prevent accidents, and to have the
same Immediately opened when the en-
CINE or train has passed, so as to interfere
as little as possible with public travel
over said crossings. IF said gates are
not erected within the time above spe-
cited, and ii the same when erected are
not maintained according to this ordi-
nance, the corporation, receivers, or
individuals operating said railroads
shall be subject to penalty OF 800 for
each day of failure TO comply with the
terms hereof. So much Of any ordinance
as may conflict with the foregoing is
hereby repealed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11
BUcxNER-c cLAIBoRHE.
nsrrisse Of General simon n. Bsckues and
Miss Della 70. CiaIsosss yss,srdsy-An In.
fsrrstins 0csasisn.

nsrrisae Of General Simon n. Bsckues and
Miss Della 70. CiaIsosas ysstsrssy-An In.
tercssins Occasion.
Yesterday General Simon b. Buck
ner, Of Kentucky, and Miss Della II.
Claiborne were married at the residence
Of the brides uncle, Mr.. Herbert A.
Claiborne, No. los west Grace street.
The marriage was very quiet one, and
was performed by Rev. Joshua Peter
kin. pastor Of st. James Protestant
Episcopal church.
The bride is the daughter Of Major
John III. Claiborne, one Of the most
widely-known citizens Of our city. She
is admired greatly for her many graces
Of mind and heart, and in her list Of
friends and circle Of acqusintances are
numbered some Of the brightest Of the
fashionable and social lights Of this city.
Mrs. Buckner is great-granddaugh-
ter of Robert Lewis, who was General
George Washington's private secretary.
She is also granddaughter Of the late
George Washington Bassett, Of Hano-
yer county, and a direct descendant
from the long line of Lewises. Bas-
setts, Herberts, Carriers, Dandridges,
and Barnetts, aud related also to Gene
raj Robert Z. Lee and President Har-
rison.
General Simon b. Buckner is the
Confederate general who surrendered
Fort Donelson TO General Grant. He
is tall, finely-preserved gentleman.
He has fresh, ruddy complexion, thick,
snow-white hair, and luxuriant NOUS
tache and beard.
There are incidents directly and in
directly connected with General Buck
ner that make his career interesting far
beyond the common. He was always
conspicuous man in Kentucky soci-
ETY., and when he was made general
in the Confederate army he was the
popular idol Of the day throughout all
the Southwest--a popularity which
was intensified even by what was con-
sidered his misfortune at Fort Donel-
son. Handsome, brave, with q fine
figure and gallant bearing, a perfect
horseman and an accomplished man Of
the world, he was the typical young
cavalier of the South.
The following are the names Of the
bridesmaids and groomsmen Miss
Marion Carter, of Shirley; Miss Ca
milla Scott, Miss Matte Boiling, Miss
Fannie Wexford, Miss Mary Boiling,
and Miss Laura Mitchell Mr.. j. ALI
ston Cabell, Mr.. Richard Dunlop, Mr..
Alfred Gibbs, Mr.. Herbert w. Clai-
borne, Major Charles Anderson, and
Mr.. John Barrett.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckner left for an extended bridal
tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11

A st. Louis telegram says: Lieu
tenant L. X. Reynolds, United States
navy, son Of George NJ. Reynolds, late
First Auditor Of the Treasury. who
was killed at the Southern Hotel last
week, is in the city for the purpose Of
having the corcner's inquest on his
fsthtr's remains reopened, new testi-
ieony heard, and the verdict Of suicide
reversed, he believing that his fsther's
death was accidental. Coroner Sidla
has refused to hear new witnesses un-
less the body Of George NJ. Reynolds is
brought back here from Washington
for him TO swear the witnesses over,
according to the law. Lieutenant Rey-
nolds is naturally ayerse to doing this,
but will bring the remains back il the
coroner insists II is said that there
is conclusive evidence producible which
will show that the death was not sai-
eide, but an accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11
A sipguIar win.

Richard s. Drone, an old citizen Of
Raymond, Miss. and a native of Fan-
quier county, Va, died recently. leav-
ing an estate worth about $4,000,
which he had saved from his salary as
clerk in a store. Before his death he
made a will disposing Of his property
as follows $4,000 went to the owners
Of the hotel at which be boarded, $500
each to two elderly widows, 1900 to
has washerwoman, the same amount to
the cook at his hotel, sl00 each to the
servants who waited on him, SI00 to- j.
N. Drone, and smaller sums to others.
His debtors. among the number Green's
Bank. Of Jackson, Miss, which owed
him $4,000 or $4,000, were released
from all obligations except sufliciency
TO meet the amount necessary to cover
his bequests and funeral expenses,
which is to be obtained on pro rata
assessment on and collection from his
solvent debtors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11
Ixnehhnrr Matters.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
I..l. L.. Ia 1QlE

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
LyNcHBURG, June 10, 1885.
The second basin Of the magnificent
Clay-Street reservoir, which was let to
contract by the city on the 9th Of
March, 1884. has just been completed.
The reservoir cost the city about
sll6,000, and is, perhaps, the finest in
Virginia. The city, however, is very
much in need of pumping facilities, and
doubtless a new pump will be ordered
to be constructed at an early day.
Much interest is shown in the contest
for the Offices to be filed next month
by the new City Council. Only two
Of the present incumbents are being OPP
posed. There are two candidates for
clerk OF the market, and three promi-
nent gentlemen are contesting for the
city colleetorship. BEAUMONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-11
Erfers md Personals.

The commencement exercises Of the
Richmond Female Institute take place
at the Theatre tonight.
The annual meeting of the Chamber
Of Commerce will be held to-day at 6
p. NJ. at their rooms in the Merchants
National Bank building. A president,
two vice-presidents, Board Of Directors,
and other officers, are TO be elected.
A meeting of the City Democratic
Committee will be held next week to
make arrangements for holding meet
ings to elect delegates to the State Con-
vention, which convention will meet
here July Goth to nominate Governor,
Lieutenant-Goyernor, and Attorney
General.
Under an appropriation Of about
s20,0 the meat-market Of the
Second Market is to be taken down and
rebuilt in good style.
Colonel j. II. Estill. Of the Savan-
nah Ners, visited the city yesterday.
The Colonel is returning from the New
York meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Southern Press Associa-
tiOn, and also from Washington, where
he was delegate to the Convention Of
Charities and Correction.
The work of cleaning out the Old
reservoir is drawing rapidly to conclu-
sion. There are about one hundred
hands at work all the time, and vast
amount of mud has been removed. It
will take, it is thought, about fifteen
days to finish the job.
Colonel W. S. Gilman, for several
years the Washington correspondent Of
the Dispateh, for three terms member
of the House of Delegates from this
city, and well and widely known for
services in journalism and on the hust-
ings in behalf Of the Conservative
Democratic party, is to have the first
place under Mr.. Andrew l.. Elicit, the
collector Of internal revenue for this
district.
Colonel Gilman has the intelligence.
the urbanity. and the industry to make
a good officer, and Mr.. Elicit will find
him a valuable assistant, while his
friends here, numbered by the thou
sand, rejoice that he has place which,
while conierring both honor and profit,
will keep him here at home always.
The faithful Superintendent Of the
Fire-Alarm and Police Telegraph, Mr..
W. II. Thompson, went down to Will
liamsburg Sunday night with the Rich
mond firemen. and rendered valuable
service. Mr.. W. L. Moore's name was
also accidentally omitted from the list.
Mr.. j. Henry Reid, Of Alexandria,
and Mr.. George Savage, of Baltimore,
are in the city to attend the reunion Of
the 0tey Battery.