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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
(6iir has 3p.fsbIatt.
9aterneH Heter's RuHOi9au.

3 3eitungIeieu nit 9iuberuii
len.
8eter fibt bel Der 2aterne,
Giniam bier in filler Ra6t,
Oenn er iiberiiebt 10 serue
gsas bic leste 8Oit sebra6t;
Sbm iit 9teu i'm Siuterualo
g8as benz Stdbter gift fir Gilt
Sier Elm Brief uno cine &arte,
Su6 Elm Offences Circular,
9a lit aud bic ,,Deuti9e @arte"
llnb, pOs 8lis, Der ~5Orti9ritt" gar
9o6 oaS ,,8oltsblatt" feblt ia sanS
Sea, elm Strei6 bonn gta6bnr Sans
Barte nur, Su S6iuerenDtber,
Neurmelt 8eter fir li6 bin,
@or9en 9eb' i6 bin 5ur @rete;
Die rii9t Oeinen S6elmeulinn-
8iit 0u AUDI eiH i9lauer Mann,
Srrte bat Die Soien an.
Sabei nnbm er leine @arte,
I'm 81 lelen ben &Oman,
g8eil er tets nit Spannuns barrie
8i8 Die ud9ite Nummer fam.
lluo uerIunfen lange Seit
g2nr er in 9lnod9ti9feit.
BlDsli6 it6rt ibh feline ,,9llte"
Yetcr! ruff iie, geb' Su Nett',
Cine &inoesitimme lnllte:
.,Eapu bring mi ySaipn mit";
y9n6er bra6t' or bin im gtu
S6lUB oann raid iein 3inmcr Su.
0U9 iano er beim @eiterlelem
Sas 9aterncu 4ibt ju flein,
Sieies muBte crit 9eneIen,
0Grum gOB er Del binein,
9lls eS brnnntc tngcSben
Gas er cine Spoltc ldmcll.
Hcibcr bran9en aus Der i5erne
&Gfer our6 Die 6enlter cit
llno llmIdludrmteu Die 9aterne,
Oft uerouufelno ibrcm S6ein.
Sis er Uou Dem 5e6ten nas
Den &pmnn ;u @noe las.
Saruad icst cr ii6 ans 5cnlter,
S6aute in Die ountle Naht
Sis Die iummenben @elpennlter
Sbn auf Die Soee sebra6t,
9aB er aus oem rSurti9ritt" nu6
9Gs bns y9ocal gteue" nod.
Suum mars Slutt uU6 um9cl6ln9cn,
0a tlUpit leine glltc an:
Yetcr es bat ins 9ei6lagen,
Sa9t iie, uub cs trdbt Der 0nbn,
9eb' Su Bette liebcr Wum.-
ga, 0anno i6 fumme bnnn.
llnb bnnn lns Der Setcr lueiter
Bis er MiGIer's Sti9elci
llnb oas ,,@inseIan6t" Der Streiter
Dur69elelen nebenbei.
Iu6 er fanb an osn @ebnd
gie 10 mander fein @ei6mnd.
Hcter, lUiuie feline 5reunoe,
SfdlSer 0nnnes, 5eocrmann,
ytennt Der .5Urti6ritt" feline 5ein0e
unb iudt iid 81 i6tudr5en ON;
9abei ipribt Der i9iuar5e 8utb
gluf ben iuei6en Wiillerrod.
llnb Der Miiller. iuie bic Snappeu,
Seber fiebt benz 9rubi9mieb slei9,
SOLDER SUrti6ritt" "fnnn ni9t Happen
Sod Elm Wtiiller miro ni6t reid.
gSiro Die Sa6e nllsemein,
Damn 9ebt audi Die 8unbi6aft Elm.
9O6 Der Yeter muB Su Bette,
Sannn ruft gum Sritten Mal,
8alo miro iie iuie 9ta6bar's @rets
8ommcn nit SantUffeli9au,
llnb bann rappelt's bier im 9aus,
Sub! 2nterne, on muBt aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
Wd)tmn0 SSdrntcr.

Tap cincu neucn Gurcfa glover 0uller
angrIdait, iino mir nun in Stauo 9rIrBt has
Nustrrl&en unc 9teiutgen ron 9IGciaamtn in
better gBsile uab ;u cen liberalIfen greiirn su
tsiUrsen. I'm esnejgttn 3upru6 bitten.
0cbriber Spuia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

9lls ons bette bis jebt befannte 8lutz
rcinigungsmittel tDnnen Die beriibn1ten
9r. 9[uguf, q Dni9's Sambur=
ger SrOpfen ni6t senus empfOblen
perbeu, 5iinfsis Gents bic 5lai9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
iO-CENT COUNTER
warm ia ucrfamicm.

Girs aus 1iO NdCr tcitfbcntc unb uur 3
Wisilcn ppn SGrmlnn telegsnr Burm tit rpn
hem llnterssidnrten inter 0liuiti9cn Srriug-
unqCn Al crFnnfen. 50 !Ifer itsbcn untcr
Gultur unr iIne gum Sbsil nit Sthbdumrn
uuo Wsinretsn ou9spfauit. Giu.r3 N9etn.
taus nit tCifsm NCtlrr, Stallung unc grret
Sheuur, Giiterre une ausaHeidnstr auelie
bsfiurct iIcb auf ecm Ylagr. @Hessn NGbetm
pcnec man iif an.
u. 3. ubtcmepcr.
2lug. 2lr 6mt. Ssrmann, Mc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

Sotp pnr FranR, tUir sGbsu ibr GaHSTia,
HIS fs elm einb iuaF, rief ft mao GGhsste,
eie isuret elm 5TduIein. unS hisIt gu GahtsSia.
aIs fis 9inser botts, Sab tic ibncn Gaftsrta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

9SeiBes stridgnrn nur fiinT @cuts
per SaII bel WUnni9's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
Simmer ON biligiferl.

&auft arbufle's &affee 81 Is Gents
per Sfuub bel ROnni9's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04

Cine .unubbdn9i9e" beutl9e 3eituns
ilt bas eiuise Stidz uuo 2oiun9swUrt
ssiuifier 9erren uuo mas lie barunter
ueriteben, iit cine ,3eituns, Die mIr pur
ibpen &eipett bat, uno uller 8elt, uur
ibuen nidt, Guf Die 6ii6ueruu9en tritt.
-8ir nIeinen Die llnnbbdn9i9teit be-
itiinbe barin. nuf ir9enoiuelde 0iibucr-
au9en Su trctem, iudren es au6 Die uun
Iebr seidluOllenen &eutcn uno Wollen
oicie Serren eiu 2dnj6en iuasen, 10
mOsen iie ibre 0iibnerau9en in N6t
nebmen. Oenn es iuiro 9etreten! go
bemerft 5icmli6 treIfeno eiues unicrer
Redllclbl6tter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
MOcr's Niuclt.

SieIe pom ben arontbeiten. an benen bic
Reni9eH Ieisen. perbeu nurCb StOrunsen I'M
Rasen, in ben 9eo6rmen uuo Der geber berbeis
sefIbrt. 4per's abfnhreuee 9iIIen Mrs
Ten uumitteIbar auf bieie Srsone. unS iine su benz
beionoern 3pede jubereitet, bic aurcb ioIbe Stos
ruugen perlriGhteu aruntbeiten. mic Scri1ppz
flung, RdngeI du Screduunq, NFnaens
idDdCbe, &ppinrb. Rubr mo pieIe oneere
Seioen ju beIen, uHo itnb fir uu oieic eH eeabrs
Ioies, iiberes, pirtidmeS Imo amsenebmc5 MitteI
0as dusse,ei5nete aer;te oieie 9iIIen IN ibrer
sew0bnIibeH 9ragi5 10 bduiiI ouweuOeu, benefit
beutIib, wie iebr bieielben bsim mtst;ini5en
sadie in adltlIn9 iteheH.
0ieie iIlen iilo mir aus piIan;Ibcn Stoiien
;HianlmenJeeSt, muo poutOmmcu rem ron SoIomeI
ooer anoern i9doliben 9citonStbeilen
Gin am aopiiprb eeietnscr f,5rcib.:
,.Npcr'S QiIIen fnb mir .midGttor, NIB
tb h9lte tte beldnoiq. SD lciOc uicl an Nopiaeb,
NIB Sbre GiIIen itun oGs einiige Hi;tcI bdo mir
GrIeibterung gtebt. Giue 0pit9 bciDr6crt ihHcu
ben Shlblg9ug uno betreit Nib non trm &opis
Ioeb. Sic itno oa9 pirtiamte UHo euGCnebmItc
Gbfibrlittel, ods i'd ie 9ctmecn babe O. mad5t
mir Sergnii9en ibr SOb III ih,aca u:o lb iGUe
>as bel leoer 9iinlti9en @eleacnbeit.
w. Z. YaQe, pom W. Y. Sage : Elg6Cr.'
6rantlinsStr., 8iabmono. S0.. ). aSgIi 1852.
,,Sb babe Aper'S 9iIIen in ElidbIi0cu
Ndlen ndc1 ,Sbrer NuIueiiIms actrdnJt, uno babe
ME geIeheu, oos he lhreu SIptd p,CfCtitcT SEir
bdben itet5 Delthe i'm oafe uno ihrSeH lie ais tiu
ausenebucs. 9eGbrIoicS uuo SHucllaI1cS Mouas
mittel. Sir Masenic5iuddbc lrno ,it TE,@dts
bar. :, (. S,upc0.'
Yierio. SeraS, II. Suni 1882.
Ter prCbi0cr Nrons q. @Grla.ne jerci;t
aus atlGmta, u a.: ,,Seit' cIEigrE ,,atr,H HIT
lh OIL Ndrtleibi9tcit, uno trob rcTlait to,ucl 31iz
neieu. Die b 9cbra,Itbtc. unbmen rjt s'titiIcsu;I
III, his iSb nor einiaen Yiondtcn aarrl IrCr :
YiIIeu III Itcbnieu. Sic boben rle;;y = - -
Ser'tcpilml Qnni Qehobcr, Inlb m-;r' ''.' ;''.'.t
lm augcmciuen bcbcIteuo pcrbelit.;'
Hpcr'e Abfiibrenbe 9iIj.r :...
llureaeImnbSteit i'll oeu 9shdrmsu, ~ .,.
petit ino bic SGrouluIua or ulIo c:t,''' =,
lire roitbc ulb ariinoIidDe g9irtur
9orpcr ardft uno Sponrung.
3ubCreitCt
Or. J. 6. 4Brr & 9u., 9s:2s,;!: D. :,
Tn ,,flc,t oInotbnFc,t -, {,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
Neine nnmGtGiaen Mnsaaben.
A. B.p. MundWiIIer
SgricocaasriGf Gf1fcr
H.. S1-..f S,,..,rL;n
fir Jfoarf 5rpnIbip

STice: in mcner 98etnuag auf 9cuper's Jhrm
cS'- Yol S1ict: 6ermaun, Wr. rU5a {.
2Ilc acmGtulh in ocH gcrcit eine5 5rte,
bcnsrid,rr5 fallcuneu 0jGihiftc wcrocu promp (
crrbiat. Yfirnecrr 2lufmerfiamfeit pirp hem
2lusihrritrn Won llctcrtraGun8s llrfurbcn
Decdsl, NgprtbCffu, @rutrlftrn, 9irtrn,
lrltdmrntsn II. !. N. grldcutt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-04
Bon Srs 6ia unh ltmgegeH0.

Srou Suiauna Seberle Uiro mOr9en
cine Reile nad ct. 2ouis antreten Inn
ibrer 1obter, 5rau 9Inton g9eitermeier,
einen 8elud absuitatten.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07
The Prospective War.

The latest news from Afghan indicates
peace. England and Russia, it is stated,
have agreed to leave the question of boun-
Diary between Afghan and the territory
claimed by Russia to arbitration. 1t is
stated that Russia consented to this prop
osition only after the cession of Prenjdah
TO her, as the basis of settlement. The
English papers are hostile to the arrange
ment and denounce it as consenting to
aEaglandis humiliation. Sir Peter Lums-
den and Col. Stewart, of the British At
gRan frontier commission, have been re-
called to London, which is looked upon as
part of the price paid by England for the
of arbitration by Russia.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

The Lynchburg AdUance does itself no
credit in it's comments on an editorial ar
ticle which appeared in last weeks VIR-
GINIAN in reference to the proposition to
publish the names of all persons who NAV
choose to pay their taxes in coupons. The
point the article made, and the only one
attempted to oe made, was that to paw in
coupons was legal right which no man
should be prescribed for exercising. We
distinctly state; that we did not approve
the policy and never had, of this mode of
discharging taxes, but if taxpayer should
select to adopt it, it should not be matter
of public Reproduction. There is no perth
nency in the comments Of the Aduunce to
the point, but only the exhibition of a
fault-inding disposition, and purpose to
avail of any excuse TO deal in epithets
against its political opponents. Such a
course Injuries no one but the safty adopt
ing it. AS the Aduance has done the VIR-
GILMAN the justice to publish its para
graph in full. it's criticism can be properly
by those who may read both.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
(AHy- -, 4 4,st.s -.

RICHMOND, March O. 1885
lfsj Dear Sir:
Having for some months studously consid-
ered the political sitaution in Virginia, | have
arrived at the following conclusion:
There is no hope for q party OF political prog
ress or of financial relief to this State unless
we turn the people loose, we did in 1870 to
declare Their own opinions and execute their
own mandates.
II Is said in some quarters that / desired to
Take leadership on the principle of rule or ruin
Governor Of Virginia, accept the leadership Of
apolitical party. But do mean to say, and [
ask your assistance to the end that the people
snail be represented at any convention that is
held and that the next convention of our party
snail be free to act for that element OF our
party VINO agree with our projects and policies.
l respectfully request you to meet me and
others at the Executive mansion on Thursday
18th March, at s O'Clock P. NJ
Yours truly,
[signedl WILLIAM E. CAMERON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

1t is because Of mlsconception. based
upon Misrepresentation at home, OF what
the people Of Virginia designed, and per-
verified views of the real situation incul
Gated, that injury has come to the State =
immigration passed her by, and material
progress been retarded. We are sadly
feeling the effects of all this injustice, not
only in the financial tangle in which we are
involved, but in the suspicion and distrust
which have grown out of the harsh judg-
ments which have been recorded in the
forum of public opinion and spread broad
cast to our disadvantage.
1t is about time all the people were do
ing Virginia iustice-uniting their efforts
to rescue her fair name from the clouds
which overhang it,and encounter thefuture
with higher aims and loftier ambitions
than partizan demands and party advan-
tage. When this is done not only imml-
grafton, but sympathy and prosperity Will
follow. and the old Commonwealth once
more resume her march to the front OF the
sisterhood of States.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

such way as to leave every member at lib-
erty to participate. we have only to point
to the published calls. No deviation from
this is proposed for the future.
adopted by the Committee, only Colonel
j. ). Browning dissenti~9. Il
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at stanton, Au-
gusta County, Va, May Z. 1885
LADIES
Burton Mrs ] Robinson, Miss I4yza
Brown, Mrs Blair Robinson. Miss IOttie
Coffman, Mamie NJ stiles, Mrs VIM
Cox. Mrs Lera Smith. Miss Carrie
Glenn, Miss Mary shelley. Mrs Matte
Caldwell, Mrs NJ a Thomas, Mrs Nancy
Guoner, Miss Lizzie Tyler, Miss Josephine
Henderson, Miss EannieWar Mrs Cornelia q
Jordan, Miss Eliria White Mrs Catherine
Johnston, Miss Eliza White Miss Ella
Jones. Mrs jimmie Washburn Mrs NJ
Maupin, Miss Fannie Walker, Miss Lucy
Marden, Mrs Lou Walker, Miss Mamie
Maury, Mrs Margaret Wallory Miss Nettie
Reed Miss Annie
GENTLEMEN.
Butt er, S 6 w Patrick, John S
Billy. Henry Il Ross Frank
Baker, Charles Robsun, Sam
Decone, Prof Strange. Flemming
Carter, N B Stinespring. William
Croutf, j Vinson, Carson
Hall, e Whitecomb, A w
HusSey, David w Wilkinson, Jas
Hirsh, Chas Il White. w G
Jackson. j A Witt, WOodson
Jones, johnny Wilson, VIM Poag
Martin, + Watkins, Nelson
Mines Marshal
Packages-Simins, Lucy Il. Unmalable-Mr
Julia Johnson, Summerset county, Va.
The above letters, if not called for within
hirty days, will be sentt to the Dead Letter of
flee. Parties calling for them will please say
they were advertised. S. M. YOST. z. NJ.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

DOR SALE.--I offer for sale privately, TEN
4 GOOD GRADE COWS, in Calf by the the
thoroughbred Holstetn Bull, Bappahannock 3d,
No 965, out of imported COW Era No. 12l.
Eva gave IL gallons of milk per day.
These cows will be sold to make room for
fresh cows for my dairy, or will be exchanged
for fresh cows.
| also offer for sale q three-quarter HOLSTEIN
BULL, ten months old, and sired by Rappa-
hammock 3D.. He will weigh about I00 lbs.
may3 w. W, MCGUFFIN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

The Imprisonment for debt law in New
York is Just now exciting considerable COM
ment in the press. 1t Is disgrace to tt o
statutes Of that great Commonwealth, and
a relict of past age of wrong and OPP
preston in legislation which should be
speedily sponged Off.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

NOR SALE-VALLEY BANK STOCK
AS administrator of my fathers estate, will
sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY. 18TH MAY, 1885.
in front Of the Court House. at A clock Z. NJ. :,
Eighty shares of National Valley Bank Stock
may7 III. p. MASON, Admir-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07
ISIS ACRES OF TIMBER LAND

NOTICE TO MY FRIEND % AND THE PUB
~ In order that might be enabled to
give my time TO other interests, / have this
day. APRIL 18th. 1885, sold to my brother HAIR
fG GAIT, to take effect May LIST, 1885, au interest
Ia my retail Butchering business In this city,
10 the interest of which he win give his entire
Tine and attention. Thanking the people of
this city for their past patronage, respectfully
solicit II continuance OF the same to the new
firm of REV S GAIT Il BRO
Having bought an interest in my Brothers
reIall butchering business of this city, and he
having turned over the management of the
store to lne, respectfully ask u continuance OF
that liberal patronage TO the new firm that has
SO long been EXTENDED TO him. and promise TO
do my best to give satisfaction to all.
our terms will be cash, as we have to pay cash
for our stock, and l hope my friends will NOT
"sly me Tor credit as it is painful for me to re-
fuse. Respectfully yours.
HARRY Gait,
apr25 81 of Reeves Gait q Bro.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE EAST AND WEST
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Time Table in Effect May 3, 1856:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

In their returns last Saturday the New
York Banks gave nearly $l45. 000. 900 cash
on hand and over 100000, surplus re-
serve. That is to say, the surplus is now
greater by $5,000,000 than the entire re-
serve of the banks in the April follow
ing specie resumption, and the total re-
serve is now 100000 larger than the
banks have ever held at this time in the
year. The shrinkage of loans below 1927,
0O0,O0O, and the increase of deposits above
1858. 000, 900, indicate in some measure how
large is the accumulation of inactive cap
ital. This accounts for the stagnation in
business. AS it is i'll New York, so it is in
other great centres of trade. Let the de-
preston and distrust once be broken, and
this can only be done by brave action on
the part of capitalists. and the country
will renew its business activity, and the
boarded money do its legitimate work. in
giving employment to labor. There are
some indications of an improvement in
the real estate market and once fairly in
augurated other branches of business will
sympathize and confidence be once more
restored.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07
Thursday

Hon. r. E. Withers has been appointed
United States Consul at Hong Kong, Chi
Ma. to succeed Col John S. Mosby.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

FTNHE STAUNTON
STEAM LAUN Y
Is now executing all orders in its line at tn
shortest notice and upon the most
REASONABLE TERMS
1t is fitted up with The most recently lmprov-
ed apparatus for washing either coarse or fine
clothes. MIR. WAMALING proposes to do The
washing of families and institutions at about
the same cost rs if done by hand and lie guar
antees 20 do all work entrusted - him n a first
class manner
MRS. WANAI4NG WILL HAVE ENTIRE
CHARGE OF ALL LADIES WASHING.
An clothes will be calle, for and delivered
and special rates given to families and insti-
tutions.
SEPARATES are specially invited to call at the
Laundry FOR terms, sc.
Very Respectfully.
jan22 Z. T. WAMALING.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07


the Commonwealth and despoiIers of the
rights of the creditors fairer and more
just understanding of the situation would
have been impressed Mr.. Evarts and
others who have assaulted Virginians as
''rogues and swindlers, y have only acted
on the code of Shylock-'' the viliany you
teach me [ will eXecute.' They ac-
cepted as true that which was proclaimed in
the public press and from the stump here,
and if the lesson inculcated has come home
to plague the inventors, they have no 9th
ers but themselves to blame. If any fair
man, be he Northern or Southern, will
take up the debt condition of the State
and examine it, from its inception to the
day The Legislature in 1866 essayed to cap
italize interest, and deal with it in the
light Of justice and right, and then not
say the Riddleberger bill is a fair and equi-
table statement of the obligations of the
Commonwealth. we will be much mista-
ken. Complications have arisen out of
subsequent enactments, it is true. Lega,
rights have inferred by questionable legis
lation, with which present creditors were
in no way connected and are innocent OF
wrong, upon which the Courts have
passed, whose determinations cannot be
overlooked or ''whistled down the wind.
But the equities Of the case will stand the
severest scrutiny. and to the degree that
they do. is it a condemnation of the foul
ISLANDERS upon the State which the Demo-
cratic party, posing as 'debt-payers, y have |
inflicted, while forging the links which
would eventually have chained the State
to downright reputation, because of the |
aggregation of the debt, in defaulted inter
est, beyond the ability OF the State to pay.
Let the Vindieator purge its party of the
wrong done Virginia in the IT,
rade of abuse flooded upon the patrons and
friends of the Riddleberger bill, before it
goes outside of the State to assail those
who have only accepted Democratic as
as the guide for their judgment.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-07

Gen. Grant is still improving, and Civ
ing several hours time each day to his
literary labor. He expresses the belief
that he will recover.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-11
Relieving Z Choked Cattle.

I read the articles under this title in, O
late Rrrdl, and thought, If I was only an
old grandmother, I knew q better way
than any yet giveE better because itti tis
quicker, castor, and doesn't hurt the poor
creatures In the least. Z remember when
j was little girl shat our COW got Ghok.
ed with potato, and father hired mo to
run my hand and arm down fRossy's
throat and pull out the potato. ItMas
no. q bit pleasant. We have q better
way, now. Ifa creature gets choked,
take some cold water. and d rubber
syringe and squirt q stream OF cold water
Into one Of his ears. Itgi:as ths zniinal
asprprise, and Il shakes TIA head With q
yeDgence that starts the obstacle from Sits
throat with q jerk. = have secnl III tsied
lots OF times, even after Noe handles, and
Sroomsticks, I'D dlyesa other PLAN, hare
been tried ineif sctnally, and 7 never
|knew The cold water atresm 10 faii On
cattle or hofaes; ors0ven hogs. ~ yraRds
uather in Rara7 s,e 0fkeTs 4 M
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one store and only few families live
here. Mr.. Earle has the finest Touring
and srist mills in the country with ample
water power to run a large factory ON
the Beayerdam creek, which enters the
Iugalo hero. One of the oldest settlers
here was Mr.. Samuel Bobo, grandfather
of our townsman, Mr.. s. NJ. Bobo. His
house still stands and is in good eondi.
tion yet. II wac built of hewn logs, and
located on the west bank of the fugalo
short distance above the old town.
The view from this place is one of the
most beautiful in the State of Georgia.
We c6nuot conclude this rambling
article without alluding to MFR. John
Jones, the gentlemarly ferryman, who
kept the ferryboat running all day with
out charge, and it was hard work, too.
He deserves gold medal at the hands
of the picnickers.