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IN allen 2IPotRefeu su Pabeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12
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t sCn Hsl@sn SO Afrr tteIe in gGcilcn, 99elu-
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SS!aot Strmann beitsbenc ans % gctten,
ayonem eerGumiesm 9Spbnbars, Reicr uu6
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tas vGentpum if sins5 Der it1nifen in bic.
2Sessn Naberem prnee man lidj an
Sttp Ycuenbahn,
Sermanr, SIC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12

9ebte gSo6e oa6te i6 aui pas @Spift
pom ,,olten Moedli"ni6t Su antmorten !;
oa cs nber sum 5We;ten Nul i'm sort
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3ettel pcrbreitct lpuroe, 10 bite i6 bas
6plgenoe ais gtntuurt III ibrcm 9elfdb
ten Slattc auf5luIcbmen:
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9lui Grocn 9icbt's piele $Ocuhler,
Die tugenphaIt i6eireu 5u iciu,
Salo iinoet man buB es iiuo S6mci6ler,
Die iu6en Su luai6cn li6 rein.
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Die meroen 5u trageu mir l6mer,
9u6 bUff' i6 Eergebung Su iiubeu,
> NtDdli, Drum mdtle uidt mc6r.
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@arf alles i'll eineu Sopf,
Zen W6dli nit leinem 0cli6tcr,
Den Yfaffen, Den i6urtil6en Sropf.
0p6 ucr oaruu 2tnltoB t6ut nebmcu,
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9asu mus lid icoer bcquemcn,
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@r rdtb mir an einen Spiegcl,
0o6 lpie9elt Den Spie9clber9 uor,
Der NtOdli Sen leibbaften 6lcgel,
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& Unnt' i6 mn ben &ollcr erleben,
Damn bliebe Die SaIbaut ni6t lCer,
Gs miiBteu lie !0unbe uerbcben,
Sunn mGfelte WtDdli nidJt mebr.
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God fam Iie pom 6immel ui6t Der;
Sor meiner Sbilr fc9e i6 serIte,
Gpf S6urfen III Ouloen lit i6wer;
SD baiie pcrrudte Yfaifen,
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0p6 beiucs, 6crr MDdli, baSu,
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Snm l6licBe bciu 9i6terbu6 Su;
Ocn 5cbcrmnun lniie III 5ciebeu,
9nm blcibt Dir audi bcine Chr,
llno mir iino fir INNER 9eidieben,
: W0dli, b'rum mdfle nidt mebr.
Seremins 5cbermnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12

Ntnn Ieie uuo ltaunc: S6Dne i6pnrse
alpaca 30de fir 6errcn mIr 95 Gents
BEL 6. 9briltmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12

0errcn 9lusituffirun9s= =grtitel, tuie
llnterjeu9, SOfen, Srd9en uip. III gro
6er Slusruubl unb Su nieberen 8reiien
bci @cp. Sraettlu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12

Da6u tUor Irenf, tUtr sabsu isr GahSria,
He Fe ein 2inb nor, rief fis mao Gsftsria,
eie NurSe elm GrduIein, uab hi.It Su Gaftsria,
AIs Ns e!Rses Eattc. sob ftr ibusn 6aisria.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12

Hra6tpolle blaue 5laneaz z&n5ise FIR
Serren ppu $500 big S11.00 bel 6.
96riltmanm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12

Del=&attune, Scans, @OuerltDffe II.
|. 10. biqis BEL Geo. &raettlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-06-12
@S9entli9er Warftheri9t
0etreiOr, WebI u. +. 10.

Sebeu 5reitus cOrrisirt pom Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

The q. A. r. and the W. r. c. o.
this city have made arrangement,
with Messrs Phillips 4 HOltzlaad,F ?,
managers Of the Drummer Boy o.
SHILOH" 70 present their world IA
nous War Play in our city on the
nights Of April SOth and May LIST and
I'd, next week Thursday, Friday and
saturday.
They are on their way TO D, nvtT
Colorado, where they go direct frua.
here, aud play the Drama one fuli
week under the auspices Of the q A
K 81 the Opera House.
The public may rely upon a rait
treat, as The Drummer Boy Of SHIT
luh, and the HOrrurs OF AndersOnvili
Prison" IL the tirst and original of al
War Plays, and the only one that ia,
ever been played IN Chicago, New
York City, Philadelphia aud other
leading cities.
The cast will include the best talrni
in the city ia addition 10 the service
Ofthe celebrated young eastern setrpSs
Miss Velma Phillips who appears ~
Johnny Howard. the Drummer Boy.
aud Messrs. Phillips 4 HOltElandeT
both experienced sectors
The tHblesuX will be perfect W
sulphur red 6rtsGg The lights lire.
by the Drummer Boy Co. do no
smoke or smell-nO sulphur to chok,
the audience.
The Angels OF Peace"-a tableaux
showing living angels descending
from the sky, wings and all. will b-
one Of the grand attractions.
The Post has been at q heavy ex-
pense all winter and we sincerely
hope our citizens will respond liberal
ly. Seats are now on sale at the usua.
place. Don't forget. the date, Thurs
day, April 80.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Grass is getting green. trees an
leafing out, plume, grapes and goose
berries are blooming. What wheat Il
not dead is looking good since th'
light rain Of last Sunday-more Is
needed.
Corn plan ting is being pushed ia
al its various ways, but the Listel
takes the lead.
II is = very backward spring fol
RanEas.
PlOaghlng, planting, making gar
den and slch, is the order Of the day
everywhere
81. A. Blair is East on q visit. II d
supposed he will bring a bride
with him Rhsn be returns. Since be
has been gone his old mare Nora died
with collie
John Meagher lie fencing q pasture.
John Martin is going to fence the
quarter be bought Of ]. II. LevertOn.
7. Leahy hsS laid the hedge around
his 24O acre pasture.
A. Dresser has repaired the old
Faulkner house and moved into II.
A terrific wind and rain storm visit
Cd this section last night and IL yet
raining to-day, q. A. J. Sellman's
stable roof was blown Of, out house.
well curbs. stove pipes and wagons
were overturned and blown away.
some hay stacks were pretty well
scattered. More rain fell than has
fallen IN the same length Of time for
over q year. The ground is Just
soaked FILLMORE than 1t any time
last Summer. K.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Rev. A. J. Kissell has prepared &c
lecture on the shove subject, which
be win deliver in the Lutheran
church Tuesday evening, April 2sth.
The lecturer win describe the oddities
ofa sea-voyage sights sud scenes in
London, Paris, Rome. Venice and
other continental cities; the story OF
the Swiss Alps and . trip down the
Rhine, the whole lnterspersed with
personal incidents and experiences.
The lecture hes BEEN prepared with q
view TO amuss, entertain, and instruct,
and the author londly hopes be has
not failed In these particulars. The
prics Of admission has been placed 1t
25ets, 90 that everybody can enjoy
this pleasant Rambis Through
Europe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

At the Literary society last Friday
evening. . very interesting pro
gramme vas presented, and . mosl
enjoyable evening vas spent. The
frst part Of the entertainment wa
furnished By the members. and de-
serves special mention, e. It displayed
real merit Amer recess Prof. J. /.
Hopkins gave . number Of readings.
which were very highly appreciated
BY The lAlgo audiencS. The Society
is In q fiOuFishinE condition, and the
interest seems increasing. Owing 70
the entertainment At the Open Houss
tomorrow evening, Il was decided u
held no meeting thia week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

By the A. Me. Church that Is now
being built on Fifth street. The
members Of said church will give n
Grand Supper and Festival ON Thurs
day evening, the 2Sd. at the skating
rink, for the benefit Of this church.
Supper will be served at o'clock P.
II. All are invited. Admission 10 cts
GEO. HoLLEY, Manager.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Frank McGrath, sheriff Of Mitchell
county, shot and killed Michael
Young, a noted horse thief and des-
peradO Of Montana, on Saturday the
18th inst, az 6 40 p. II. at Joe Dun
cans place, about ten miles north west
Of BrOOkvills IN Ellsworth county.
McGrath started on Young's trail on
the 10Th inst, from Beloit, aud sue
ceeded in tracking him to the ebove
named place, through the assistance
Of Mr.. Samuel Hamilton, sheriff Of
Ellsworth county. IL appears that
McGrath got information from letters
procured through the postmaster at
BrOokville written by Young to Miss
Waugh, Of whom he was enamored,
stating that ne would visit her at her
brothers. McGruth accordingly went
over there TO await YOung's arrival
and was there two or three DAYS.
While saying with Mr.. Waugh-the
girls northumberland pretended 10
be looking up the purchase OF land
In few days, however, Young put la
his appearance, ia the timber some
distance from the house. Presently a
boy came in saying, Mike is down
Ia the timber, and wants to see Mat
tie" At this instant McGrath, who
was sitting la the rom, reInarEed "
the sister-in-law OF Matte: "If
Nike wants TO see Matte, l would
make him come 10 the house like n
gentleman, and not ask her down
into tue woods" The 10Y returned.
inviting Young to the house. In a
few moments Young made his ap
pearancl. riding one of the stolen
uOrses On his arrival he met Frank
Waugh 10 whom ne said Pm IN
trouble, there's warrant out for MY
arrest" al the sauie time keeping his
hand OF his pistol IN hip pocket.
Young asked, where is Matte" 70
which Waugh replied, "Mattie ls Ia
the house" The girl anticip lting
trouble had tainted aud Alike had
come 70 her. At tnis instant Mc
Grath, with two pistols In baud, All
vauced toward Young, TO whom be
ssid: II have n warrant for your ar
rest, throw up your hands, After q
lew moments, MeGrath repeated,
throw up your hands, and &C the
same Instant as Young was abOaI
DRAW ing uis revolver, McGTath ired
lr0m the pistol ga MS ieit Maud, q Al
cailbre Colts, at tue same time hold
ing bulldog pistol in his riEnt.
Tue ball penetrated between aud =
little s00ve eyebrows, passing through
tus brain from the left side, aau |
lodging ia base OF brain cavity.
Young ieil TO the floor with bis pistol |
illi rocked Young was IS years Of
age, 6 fvet : inches Ia height, vel De
'eioped physically, aud an expert
suOt. he had stoIeu i've herses win
al two weeks. Ia different counties Of
tue state. The firsl horse was stolen /
from Foster Cooley, al Beioit. and
sold IN this city 10 James Green frOm
whom IL was recovered. DE also slols
two horses at BelOit City frOm ar.
Waugh, the father Of che young lady
above referred to. All the horses have
been recovered. Al the CORNERS IN
quest held over the remains, q verdict
was rendered justifying the action Of
McGrath. Mr. McGrath has recently
teen successful in capturing twO
mardeFers In Indian rerritsry, 10
whom Justice viii soon be Iueted out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

The city council held its regular
monthly meeting Monday night. An
ordinance for constructing sidewalks
on the north side Of Walnut from
Third TO Second street and east side OF
Second from Walnut to South line OF
lot l59-was passed An ordiHance
was also passed establishing grade
ON Santa Fe Rvenue-from South %
Crawford-and on Prescott avenue
from Santa Fe to Ninth. Petitions
for extenti0n Of water main on santa
Fe 10 Prescott avenue, with hydrant
on Northeast corner Of Santa Fe aud
Prescott avenues, and the main on
south street from Eighth to Twelfth
streets were presented aud referred TO
Committee on Finance Petitions for
building permits on Fifth street were
presented by G. 3. Conrad and Chas.
HOlmqvist and referred. The petit
ton for permit of J. A. Leander for
building on lot 69-Seventh street.
was granted. A special committee
Consisting Of Clerk Bowen aud Couu-
cilmen Whitehead and Gilbert was
appointed TO ascertain the cost Of re-
vising and publishing the city ordi-
names. The matter of improving
Iron avenue was taken up, referred to
city attorney, and postponed until
ii
matter Of building a band stand south
Of New York store was referred to
committee on streets, alleys and i'm
provements. The mayor appointed
the following officers, which appoint
ments were confirmed: Samuel
Jones, Road overseer; A. SOuthwiek,
marshal. The council adjourned I'M
til next Monday night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Mr.. Isaac B. Garrett, Of PlIny P. o.
Saline county, Kansas, 10 Miss AID
die Ellis, of Pllny P. o., Saline county
at the home Of the brides parents, on
he evening Of the l6th Of April, By
Rev. J. N. stOckwsll. pastor Of tho
First Baptist church Of Roxbury
Mcpherson county, Kansas.
BRUNNER-H HAMMOND David II
Drummer and Minnie @. Hammond,
were married At the NJ. E. Parsonage,
Crown Point, Monday eve, April 20
1885, Rev. w. r. Leigh officiating.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Call at Watson's aud SEE an elegHnf
lot OF eOlored and plain GlassW arr |:
Waters. Pitchers, Vinegar Bottles.
Tumblers, cut and plain. ColOrsd
Glass Tumblera, Finger Bowls, Nap
pies, Cake Stands. Fruit Bowls. &c,
&C.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Rev. w. A. 5lmklns will preach
next Sunday night, 1.-THE 26thl on the
subject, why ] Personally believe
Christianity to be a Divine ReveIA-
tion." A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all, especially to the young
people, Is the treatment Of the subject
is particularly adapted to young
men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

A full dress rehearsal Of thu
Lark" was held last evening In tbt
Opera House. and gave the utmost
satisfaction. The solos were elegantly
rendered, and all the chOFuses were
very fine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23
We have the best line Of Boys and
Childpns' Clothing In town.
RoTHsCHILD BROS.
New CambrIs Gatherings.

Farmers busy planting corn.
The spring rains have come In
abundance.
s. P. aud @. B. Donmyer returned
Saturday morning from q trip 10
Kansas City.
A. d. Frazier had his barn torn 20
pieces BY the severe wind storm on
Monday night. The horses escaped
Bninjured.
The foundation for the new church
will be completed THE week.
There is talk Of an exhibition 10 be
given by tbs scholars Of J. A. Ward
school, Ct its close, which will be IN
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mn. Howard Lougan
spent Sunday "a 6allna With frieEds.
The many frieE ds Of Oscar WickaEf
aud their name is legion. were pleased
to welcome him back here, after q
stay OF several months IN the mount
aims OF Pennsylvania, his native
home. He was accompanied by a Mr.
Reinhart, who will also locate here.
IN Davis is putting up picket
fence around his residence property
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Kenalson gave
= social hop 70 their yOung frien-i-
last Friday evening
SIR. Butterheld, cousin Of Prof
W. II. Packard. Il here from the rast
visiting aud looking Ct the eoaHtFy-
David q. Woodruff. Of RosbuEy.
Was calling On nseada here the Hfut 81
the week. He reports wheat general
D. looking better IN MePheTson coun
", that they expset q half crop Ht
least. ~. 7. HEAD
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Reserved seats for the "Larks''m az
be secured without extra charge At
" hitehead's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

The following gentlemen have beer
drawn as petit jurors for the coming
term Of The District Court:
n. p. Jackson, Gypsum township,
James Wallaee, Spring Creek,
w. T. NHeleh, Salina,
w. z. Banker, Elm Greek,
H. Harms, Saliua,
c. J. Frederiekson. Smoky View,
]. III. Short, Cambria,
7. ii. Terry, Ohio,
n. d. Manning, Liberty,
Pat Maher, 6alina,
Jacob WashbuFn, Pleasant Valley,
Gust LelHe. Glendale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Concert at the LOckard school house
Thursday eve, April Soth. Glee Club
from Sallna will he out. Proceeds for
benefit Of parsonage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

A fall line OF Laees, Embroideries,
ami allover trimmings for white
dresses, at RoTHscHILD Bros.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

A new MOsler & Bahmann Fire
Proef safe that we will sell very
cheap. Call on or address, Mark
land, Dodge 4 Moore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23
THURSDAY. APRIL 2. Iss5.

arE.su espiss q EHE gOCREAL aag b e
q ~. HsS,sasi Gurs 81 e a. Bel Slrs = VA
49, 4 Seaaa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

Salina was only on the edge Of the
severe storm which ragged along the
U. p. between here and Denver, Mon
day night. Locally, we hear Of no
great amount Of damage. At Brook
vile the fine stone school house lost
one half Of its roof, and the falling
stones inflicted considerable injury 10
the school furniture. Prof RoIlman,
the principal, thinks the damage will
not be less than 1000. Jerry Rich,
living on the edge Of this county, and
beyond BrUOkville, reports that the
storm struck his place about 10: 80
O'Clock P. IL, and as far rs be knows
he WAS the only one Ia his vIciuiiy
who suffered damage The roof of his
barn was blown of, a. also the roof OF
Iis long cattle sheds, while his gran
AIRY, containing about 80 bushels OF
grain, was lifted up bodily and depOs-
TIED some distance away. His wind
mill was also blown down.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

The stock o. gOOds e. Campbell 4
Tuthill's y very eomPlets % every
line, and you viii nnd IL TO your In
tsrest 70 call on them II you want
anything in the line Of general meF
ehandise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23

A soft. happy, benign, at-pesce
With-all-mankind smile stole over the
faces Of the people Of this region when
the steady, refreshing rain Of Sunday
fell: and q sweeter, or POssible) smile
slipped over the embankments and
inundated all faces amer the drench-
ing rain Of Monday night-aceOmpa-
MED though it was with q terrific,
electric storm, and waking up the val
leys as It did with the deafening
detonatiOns Of Heavens artillery.
Much benefit was done for the land
and much eonyalescent wheat has
been restored 70 good health and Wig
or. The rains were worth many
dollars, and a thankful people feel
very grateful 10 the rain-cloud-the
favored Nimbus OF the gods.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-23
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Acquitted.

ACQu1LLeOs
William Lovejsy, charged with the murder
Of Peter Strand, at Clifford, January Is, 1885,
wa tried and acquitted at a special term Of
court held at Caledonia last week. Judge Ne
Connell opened court at noon Monday, and tho
trial occupied the attention Of the court till a
late hour Wednesday night. The Trail County
Times thus describes the closing hours Of the
ball was crowded to its utmost capacity, the
occasion being the closing scenes in the Love-
Joy murder case, and also enc long to bs re-
nembered by those who were present Ats
o'clock, and amid breathless silence, the dis
trict attorney arose and addressed the jury on
behalf Of the territory. The address CON-
msnded itself, and was well received BY both
distinguished attorney, Erwin, Of st. Paul,
counsel for the defense, whose eloquencs
charmed the jury and the hundreds Of spscta-
tors, and held them spell-bound for ever an
hour. He was followed BY his worthy col.
league, Gen. Wilson, Of Fargo, who hurled
Blackstone and logic at the jury with great Of
feet. Attorney Selby closed the ease on behalf
Of the territery with an appeal TO the jury I.
discharge their duties faithfully. At12 s,elssl
the Judge deliy9raa hie charge TO the jury, in
atrneting them with exact precision a. to th,
law applicable to every branch Of the case. A
I O'clock the jury retired, and, after being al
sent about two and half hours, Isturns
with verdict Of mot guilty. and Willial
Lovsisy stepped out}sf confinement and in.
liberty once again.