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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08

"A severe cyclone passed over the
Cav. Caw section of Orangeburg County
one day last week. Much damage was
done to outbuildings and trees, but no
lives were lost.
Key West is one Of the most peculiar
cities in the world. She has popula-
ton of more than $4,000, principally
whites, but has no chimneys, no show
windows, no brick blocks, no fine build
iugs, no planning mills, no steam mills,
no machine shops, no farmers driving in
with loaded teams, no country roads, no
railroads, no rattle of machinery, no
noise of any kind, except the beating of
the waves against her coral bound shores,
and yet she does an immense shipping
and manufacturing business for her size.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
A CRITICISM REVIEWED.

Some: days ago the Columbia corres-
pondent of the Negs end Courier, in
speaking of the appointments of Audi.
tors and Treasurers by Gov. Thompson,
stated that he had in every case appoint
/ ed the incumbent where be, was an
efficient officer and applied for reappoint-
ment, and the. correspondent INDUCED
some reflections adverse to the primary
system ,oef electing these officers. The
Greenyille Meus comments of this cor.
respondenee as follows;
"This is clear and frank exposition
| of the leading political idea prevalent at
Columbia and Charleston. That idea is
that the alleged sovereign people are
weak and foolish, and no! to be trusted,
and that the strength and wisdom lies
with some select and mysterious few who
know what is good for the people better
than the people know themselves. Car
ried to its legitimate and natural conclu.
sion, the article we have quoted means
that popular elections and local self.goy:
ernmelt are huimbugs and, failures. If
Governor Thompson knows more of the
qualifications Of the candidates for Treas.
urer in Marion County than the people
of Marion, why should not his knowledge
be equally superior regarding the candi-
dates for Sheriff, Coroner and County
Commissioner, and why should not the
President of the United State be better
qualified to select Governor for South
Carolina than the citizens of the State ?
Gall this talk about caring for the
people and guarding them against their
own follies is undemocratic and absurd.
The people know. what they want done
and who they want to do it. They are
competent to select proper men to man.
age their affairs, and if they are not,
should be allowed to suffer for their de-
fciency."
The above extract strikes us as exceed.
ingly unfair to Governor Thompson.
The article which drew forth this criti.
cism is merely the expression Of cor
respondent. Governor Thompson was
neither called upon to affirm nor deny
the correctness of the statements made.
The views of the Greenville Nea0s are
no doubt very popular with large num-
Der OF people who have probably not
considered the matter much. tits, how
ever, not undemocratic for the selection
of some officers to be made without cons
sulting the verdict of popular election.
The judicial officers Of the State and of
the United States are not elected by the
people, because the people themselves,
by the Federal and State Constitution,
have taken the election of these officers
away from the people. They have like.
wise, by their Constitution, taken the
right of election away from the people
as regards the Offices of Auditor and
Treasurer. There was good reason for
this as to the Auditor, for it is not the
most popular man who will always make
the best Auditor. He has duties to per-
form which are sometimes not pleasant,
and it was the intention to put his office
out Of the reach Of popular clamor.
The Auditor and Treasurer are State
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
THAT LAND CLAIM.


the article of the INTELL1GENcER en-
dorsipg the views of the Pickens Sentinel
upon the Brown land claim in Pickens
and Oconee Counties, says:
The above extract is from the Ander-
son INTELLIGENcER and is proof enough
that that able newspaper, like the es-
iteemed contemporary it quotes from, is
talking of something it knows nothing
about. The bill alluded to was intended
to make good title, not to Zone Brown
representing s. German syndicate" but
to the heirs of Col. Brown, of Charleston,
who have as much right to the unoccu-
pied portion. of the property alluded to
as the proprietor of the IETELLIaENcER
has to anything he has bought and paid
for. Col. Brown purchased claim from
parties to whom it came by due process
Of law from the original grantee from
the State, and it is held by his widow and
daughters whe are Sour own people"
Their title s perfect with the exception
of one old paper which hiss been lost
from the clerks Office in PickeDs or An
derson. The Legislature was asked to
enable these heirs to give good title to a
German syndicate which proposed to pay
S25, 900 for the portion of the land now
occupied and settle immigrants upon it.
The Legislature refused to grant this
perfectly proper request and permit a
transaction which would certainly have
allowed the widow and children of an
honest South Carolina citizen to realize
on property honestly inherited from him,
aad would probably have been of i'm
mense benefit to the State, because it did
not know anything more about the matter
than onr esteemed contemporaries do, and,
like them, undertook to act without TAX
ing the trouble to learn.
We may have fallen into some error
about the personel of this claim in COM
mon with our Pickens contemporary, but
the principle upon which we based our
position is, we still think correct. From
our GreenYille contemporaries statement,
the facts are that Col. John Brown, years
ago, had claim to certain lands granted
him, or some predecessor by the State in
Pickeus and Oconee Counties-then
Pendleton County-which he did not
think worth enough TO keep in position
to be enforced. He and his heirs have
remained silent for many years, during
which time parties have acquired a better
title before the law than they have
many of these people who now hold these
lands have paid their money for them,
believing that they had good titles to
them. What ne said was, that if the
State has any rights which she wants to
give away to anybody in these lands, it
would be more just to give those rights to
the men who have paid their money for
them, and are now living upon them, or
using them, than to give them to persons
who have either negligently or wilfully
stood by and permitted hundreds of men
to. settle and purchase these lands. We
do not think the State should interfere
between these parties, but if she does,
then we think the principles of equity
would be most subseryed by releasing the
States interest to the actual settlers, and
not to Spectators. We think the Legis-
lature was right in letting the matter
alone.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
FINISHING THE STATE HOUSE.

The Columbia correspondent Of the
Augusta Chronicle and c0nstitutionahst
says:
The commissioners appointed to super
intend the repairs on the State House
have elected Mr.. John B. Niernsee as
architect of the building, and can COM
plete it at less expense and more satiffac.
torily, perhaps, than any other who could
have been selected. Heis now resident
of Baltimore, but will at once remove
with his family to Columbia. The Leg
.islature appropriated $4,000 to be ex:
pended on the building this year. twill
require $3.50 900 to complete it, and after
the work is begun the appropriations for
its continuance will probably be made
annually.
The selection of Mr.. Nierusee is
judicious one, and guarantees satisfacto-
ry architecture to the people of the State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
EXECUTORS SALE.

WYE will .sell to the highest bidder Orr
w SALESDAY IN. FEBRUARY
next, all the property of M. d. Kennedy,
deceased, in the late Firm of Kenrsedy Il
Mcintyre. consisting Of
GROCERIES,
SHOES.
NOTIONS, Etc
All persons having demands against the
late Firm are requested to present the same,
duly attested, within the time prescribed by
law, and all persons indebted to said Firm
will pay up at once to the surviving part.
ner. JOHN McGRATH,
M. KENNEDY,
Ex'rs. Est. NJ. D. Kennedy, decd.
Jan s, 1855 26 a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08

We regret to learn that Mr.. =. R.
Horton, of Liberty Station, while hand.
ling pistol two or three days ago, acci-
IDENTIFY discharged it, shooting off two
fingers aud slightly wounding himself in
the thigh. We hope his wounds may
not be serious.-Pickens Sentinel.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
Notice to Trespassers.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to.
"A hunt, fish, ride over, or allow their
stock to trespass upon the lands of the I'm.
dersigned. ANY one disregarding this no.
tice will be prosecuted at law.
]. w. BOWIE,
j. NJ. CAMPBELL,
T. A. STEVENSON,
]. w. STEVENSON,
G. M. SHERARD,
]. w. SHERARD,
D. J. SHERARD,
J. j. McCURRY,
WIN. HAMILTON.
Jan s, 1855 26 II
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
Notice to Trespassers.

\ IL persons are hereby notified not to
"A hunt, fish or otherwise trespass on
the lands Of the undersigned, ANY person
or persons disregarding this notice will be
prosecuted at law.
MRS. MARGARET CARLISLE,
J. B. SIMPSON,
II. II. ACKER,
MRS. F. a. BELLOTTE.
Jan 8, 1885 % II
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
Dissolution of Partnership.

TNHE Firm heretofore existing under the
Il frrn$name of Maxwell & Sloan was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th
day of August, 1884. All persons indebted
to the Firm are hereby notified to call and
settle with ]. D. Maxwell before the first
day of February, as the Accounts will be
placed in the hands of an Officer of the.
law for collection after that date.
]. D. MAXWELL,
T. D. SLOAN.
Jan 8. 1885 26 &
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
CLERKS CASH REPORT.
STA..E OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STA..E OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Il, the Common Pleas, 1st day January, 1885,.
d ECEIVED of John w. Daniels, retiring
LII Clerk, drafts for four thousand seven
hundred and ninty.six 50-l00 dollars, on
account of the distributive shares and of
the costs, heirs, devises, &C., in the follow.
ing causes, estates, &c, to wit
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54 81
STATE coGs1x OF soyTA ,51 asnARsax GAResISA' }ss:
I, j. A. BROCK, Cashier of the above named
Bank, do solemn ly swear that the above statement
is true, to the bes Of my knowledge and belief.
]. A. BROCK, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Srd
day Of January, 1885.
Correct-Attest
S }s;ss$ IS; Ssssl5.5' !, Etss Sssr', Directors
Jan 8, 1885 26
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
MONEY TO LEND,
IN SUMS OF
Five Hundred Dollars

A ND upwards, on improved Farming
"A Lands for five years. Interest is 10
per cent, and no commissions charged.
Borrower pays for expenses of making
necessary papers. Loans made for five.
years, with tie privilege of paying in install
ments, or in one payment to suit borrower.
For particulars, apply to
FRANK. G.. WHITNER,
Anderson, 8. c., or
JNO. B. PALMER & SON,
Columbia, s. c..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
SHINGLES.

ANOTHER County heard from
and BARTON still ahead in the
Lumber Business.
@ All parties who contemplate
IL building this year will find it toIr
~ their interest to see me before ma
king any trades for their Lumber. I.
- Shingles, Brick. Dressing, Dray- e
ling, &c. 1 can safe you money 3
II All orders promptly filled. ::
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see me at Blue Ridge
Yard.
JAS. e. BARTON.
'5NIAVu0 pue 9KISS3YG
Jan s, 1885 o6 sm
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08

- The new Kimball House in Atlanta
will be opened on January 10. About
three hundred rooms will be ready for
guests.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
OF THE
National Bank of Anderson, /,

A T Anderson in the State of South Carolina. at
II the close nf business December, Goth 1884:
-pESOITprES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
0lHiancc's Wcrfdui.

IA IEcsecr 9erlncr. rcn efr Sfiet ger
mann, 0asccuae4 County aup Stdst Ytlcu'
ri. eurd isineu Icec am :. IE;cTefr, 1854,
ieiucu dan,cir grrrdtt scn WhlrsE, eit R6
m ieucr 3tit in crm ais 3bscecr 9traner'S
spetciranriunl tttduutsu 0eItdffe trfInetH,
IN O,unfsn ftinrr 0liutiser an een Inter.
;rihneten itcrtra9sn uub Bit nttsrtrasungs.
urfunne in Ger rrm 0tiese rcr5eihricbeuen
gSeiie in tEn Siid,cru fes 8eecreers ron
Sasccnaee 6ruuty rinletrasen rures, une
Ia ter aGttarr u. S. Scds. &ittsr Ger Cir
chit Court zen DaSecudre County da 10.
Teemter, 1881, auaecrenCt, rae Ger Inter
;sidHeis zen glH;su 9'rrrat6 ron NaaTsn,
reer 10 sisi els sur .3sit ned an Sane
lrin mds. nah ncrhsrsrJlnssncr pitrrs1rnt-
Ifdcr 9rtii auf cTtuflicrcr aG!lten al efii
aReiiteicttneea rsrflufen iri. rcrree in. Sscn
G. Rrtsu. ais Afjsuss, frafi eisies Sffrhies
MI I tsr mir in tsidsfer llsttrtrasuIs rsrlietr'
usn ScpI.t, am
Sanl3tdq, Den 10. SanlInr, 1888,
;r;Ideu 10 IIbr Scrmittles une , ubr Rad
mii;aat. reI ennscE YSrrratb son @aarsn,
reIhr an tsiaattni Sage npG rsrtaueeu fne.
reer nibt rcrber ~rfTfaufi puThsr, i'm Wan;sn
auf rTsRtIlbrr Gafticn, III rem tistGriatn
0sI6dfts.rfdit, Sfe Ter 3psitea uue S6iaer
Straer. an een Neiitbirieueen lur Slar in
RANT rsItaufen.
Spon &. &pbpn.
9fUidnef
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
9Sie rim alter G@jsnosr JrnherInoem

SU iiuo manhntal Die rbcnmatiifeu
0elerte eines Ntanue&. Sie Sasper
CIT, rOitis nnb ab9cnugt uuo Selung
lcbr nptbig. bic Sei6weroe licgt I'M
Slut. Sin Mann Der ctruas nllb lit,
ut Der MISUNDERSTANDING inertia. GicIe3
tnnn purd SrOwn's Srun Siticrs uun-
bradlt lperben. Gs bereidet unO rel
ri9t ons Sfut c%ntfernt Die SGmersen,
mo beiuirft uOQiee MISUNDERSTANDING
5auienOe 5eu9eu bieics BON gludlider
Grfabrung. 0err 6. 8. 9untIup, 91S
9iprtb 1G. StraBe, 81. 2Ouis iagt: sd
%scbraudte Sroipn's Sron Sitters gegelr
3bcumotismus. o%ngemeiue Sdrwdhe
uno gtieoer9eldla9cu9eit nit ben beItct
H%eiIlt1tcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

Gem SicQcr QehUrt Die 8cutc, iaaelr
Jest unlcre Ncrrcu 9empfrnten, iucld)e
nod upr Sturgeon Die republifanilde
Barter pcr0amnitcn, neil sic Mtchrjahl
Der SUnoc:dmtcr ppu 3cpHblifnnerl
belest purbcn ulin fir bcina6c icncs
HpltunIt I'M 0nnhc, iti cs nIdl nod ic
fleil1. trcteu jnhlreihc 8crucr6cr AM
pcldlc Der 2lniidt iilo nnB Die Ger.
lpdltumA Der 6ctrtffcnncn EoItpHict mn
III Den Ndnocn Cinc$ Stnlpfrntct cine
cute lctE fam nliD glnuhcu bnB gcrnnC
Der 9etrcnenoe lclbit Der riftigc Scrlp.
frnt iiir hicice peer itncS Yoitnnrt ici
Oicr i'll Oermann bcrlilbcn iid) uicr u1-
icrcr pcmofrntildcu Miitbiirgcr filr pil
NnItclluI9 MS Ypitmeiiter, ndmlid biz
Ncrrcn 0cinrif 6. Sfncincr, iur 3cii
rciicuocr 2lgcnt fiir pen ,,Nuicigcr ocs
Ncltcns", :. :. Mcrtcn., MCoaflcnl
nc= ,Ocmptrdt". %pui= i. Siclmnm
irillcrrr 3oltmciitCr mn GndiGu Mn
itcrrucll.
&Slc ms m%Iigctbcllt mirp. mHroc POI
gcruiliCr Seitc Den Siir9crn Su ptritchcl
gc9cbeu, hnB Ncrr &rdcttlp Die @plt
mriitCriteltc nidlt mChr al hn6cr min
ldyc, cine NerIidcrulg. ncldc rein AT;
Der 9nIt gcgrincu iii. mn hjc 6rcuuot
be$ Ncrrn Gracttip hnhcu, I'M Su pcr
biuNcru, OuB bic'cr &criidcruag mas
9ebcnoeu Srte. @lauhcu QcidIcntt luern'
cbcuiail. cine Yctitipn i'll i~luliulf &c
brudlt lucldJc bon ciucr 9rpfcu 2tnjubI
r%nicrcr Sir0cr mltcrif1ricbcn wurp,
mn Ill iucld)er ge9cn bic 9blcBuu9 DC;
Ncrru &rncttlp uroteltirt luirn, oa Ncrl
&. bisICr iciIic Gilidltcn ais Scamtel
i'll Q~Cluincnbnitcr uIlo uitpartciildlcl
&eiie crflllt babe. @enn Die 3nhl Del
lluteridJriitel WclfJe Die betreifcnbcl
4Setitipnell trn9cIi ppm ndditcu Genera
4oltmeiltcr iii Setradt 9cjogcn weroen
lpirb 0crr &rnettlp 8oitnciitcr blciben
iclbit lpcnn Die 9tnmcn nuf Den Getitiu
ncn Der pier 3ipirnntfu am ciuen per
ciui9t miIrocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

Serr Circuit glerf @eper sablte Se=
Steru i'll rlebereinltimmuHs nit Dem Ge=
Iese weldes beitimmt baB ale Gebtb+
rem, iueldJe an /. Sauuar unp l. Saii
ieben Sa6rcs BON ben oa5u beredti9tei
9eriuncn nibt absebplt murOen iinb ali
Den County Sdnbmeiiter ii6er5n5ablen
Iinb, un6 i'm Sale Tie oaielbft nibt I'M
3eitraume BON Stuei Sa6ren a6sebolt
weroen, Dem Sdulfan6 aubeim fallen,
fulaenbe Setrdse ii6er, tuel6e bon Den
ua9itebenben 8eriOnen beim S6atmeis
tier erbubcn perocn f6tncu:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

6crr i. s. Scpcr.. bon Yatific
bcfanc iif letten 9ienstua unb Wiitt.
mod I'M Sntercne bes .,9lucicnt Srpel
llnitep @urfin9mten" Srbens i'll Ii
ierer Stnbt I'm Sic cinlcitcnbCu Sdritte
flr Die 8rInOnn9 elmer 9uge Sielrr
Organization III tDun. &ie nlts mitge
tbeilt miro habet Tlehrere ulicrcr Sir.
ger bic Safc lit Die OauO geuummcr
ullD miro isabrl6eipli6 ill uld)iter 3cit
cite 9o9c hieics Srhens hies gegriinbci
iuerneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

9ie 2ebrer @crinmmlung, meld!e
lebten Snmi:ta9 i'm Shulbaulc pcs
9iitriftes 3, 5opnibip -, Gnugc ),
nnDc SruenS Ntiible Itottfanb, mar in
5Olge bcr un9iinitigcn gaitterung mr.
Ic6r id,iundl bciuft. 6ol9euoc 9cbrcr
uhrul nnmelenh: Houi5 Shaumburq,
q. 2ubbarot, Is. u. Srcmle, IL. &.
@aebler, ). 9. Seuersourii, Spbn
S6sner. 9tuauit aattclmnuu, Ni6ert
Sattclmnnn, @m. Nacgcliu mo u 9.
@alfer. SuBcr Hnhern 9lngelegenbci=
ten iuuroe audi bic 2ebrbud)= 5rnge be
lprodlen uuo teIdloiieu, baB ieitens Der
unluelclben 2efrer, DER 2cbrbuG =9cnz
fcrenS ipeldc nGd)itcu 4icrstuo irl
Gourt6aule tngeu miro Elm 8eldluB
ii6erianbt iuerbe IN Dem bic 4nna6me
fol9eroer 9etrbii6cr fir unlcre Sfuleu
cmpfoGlen miro.
McGuffcy's Revised Speller.
McGuffey's Revised Readers.
Rays New Arithmetics.
Harvey's Revised Grammars.
New Eclectic Biographies.
New Eclectic Copy Books.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

6ol9enoe 9eirntbs 8eiuiQuu9en mur:
Den ieit uuierem leBten gerifte aus9e.
itellt:
5iram Bottom uno Mtelciun 8pb:
gers.
8eni. menlnnnn mn M5nrp Mtepcr
8ubt. 9iniuortbp mo Marp ). 9ar.
geB.
gsm. :. Nntbpnp mo Srnntes 0ul
lam.
Jreo. 3. Ballet uno Yoltile 4oeid)el
5reb. N6ramowsfil mo Nfu9uitn
N~6cnbrpt6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
aesteu 9ieustoo fouS in Be,

2esten 9ienstas fomo in Der
@obnnne Der 5rau 5beobora Eoeidbel
Die Srnuuns ibrer Sodter, 5riulein
2Ouiie, nit Serrn 5rib Ballet ltntt. eiz
ne srpBe 9u;abl 5rcunOe unb 8etnnnte
batten fi6 einsefunben nm Der feierlid}=
en- ;5nnbluns iuel6e bur6 &i6terS nden
pOlSoseu ipurbe, beiSuipo6nen unb ben
NeuDermdblten Slid gum Sunbe 5u
iplni6en. 8a9 u~oll5Oseuer Srauuns
wurben Die Gdite eiuselnben an einem
MISUNDERSTANDING ~tbcil5unebmen.
Sir i9lieBen ms ben beitcn @iini6en
Der 5reunbe bes sliidli6en 8aares flr
beiien ferneres @oblcrseben BON 9anSem
SerSen an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

Qic GompIer YRppnl." Cora" mS
"Stenntn" mod)tcn ipiprt und)ocm Der
6ascpna0c ppH Sis Incl aeiuorhcu cine
6nbrt Ocm SluB binouf I'M @ciScn III
1Olcli. SIC beioel lcttgcnnmtten &ccte
battcn nhbeiu 1900 Snf nn &oro nls
lic tit @asconahc Gin nntamcn. Gu@
6etrctoc wurpe sort auT bic Giitnbam-
iud9en ucrlurcn nlrh 9cItcrn N~ndjmittag
iunro bic Tahft JluBnuTpdrts luicncr
nllGetrCten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

3err 9(usuit 6. 2eilner feiertc 9~eiterr1
ieiner Soften @eburtsta9 uub uurOe on=
ldBlid bicies Greisniies bon ben Mit,
sliebern bcs MISUNDERSTANDING
eirs, ociien YrdiiSent 0err 9cisrcr lit,
nit eiuem Stdnb6en ii6erraidt. Die
uanider6pder" uurben cinselabeu Gilt
Sutreten utb Elm @ldsden nuf bos @pDl
beg @eburtsta9sfinbes Su leeren, elmer
Iufforoerun9 Der lel6tucrItdnnli6 5olge
9~eleiltet lpurbe. 8ci Scr iro6lid)iten
llnterGaltung ulo a6ipedIelroer Snltru.
mental uno 8ocalmuiif iuurbcn mc6rere
Stunoen nuf's ar~9cne1mitc perlc6t,
l%pornuf ii6 Die Quite nit bcm @unlde
pernbidieocten Dap Srcunb 9cilner mod
mn1ldJcs SGbr Den l, Sarunr crlctcn
ntDac.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

0err Gbae. Grnmer, bon 2arneb,
&nmias, %Itattete bieier Sage ieinen @e=
ldlpilteru utb 5reunben i'll umIcrcr
Stnbt einen furjen Selud) nb. 0err
Grnmcr heridtet bnB @ciscn sur ;3eii
ieircr 16reiie bon 9arneo So 0cnts
per 8uibel brnfte mn bic @ciddIte bn:
ielbIt iehr Hau iirn.
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Form III ~berfanfcn.

Neiue Jarm >; Reiir rSslii6 cen Rerri-
fen. feftrhene aus ZIG @drr erS tsnsR Slsft-
lauet5. rs.nn 60 nHtsr Suliur, IN ~ auRsbm
Barren TrsiirH ia :trfaaTu. 40 AIDE Sdne
iIne in @Ci,sH e~iuJsiiet une SlS ganst in
gutter I~Im;1uuuug. 0Htrf Del, fur 6tnlris-
sel I'M y aInlluer; Gin eePpslts5 SIrdpduf.
Siferns unp alf urihissn Rrtsnlttiler,
aatrs uit rtridseusts &sdNsr fir &tsb. gutter
Stifld-trn nit 9lrrsi ulo G1rfG lamen.
Ter ptas rirr siIlts c~ertlafi uus 6ssiuJau-
ssn Iti@t. IssGl u&9sTcE aast:nft pcHes
HH reer i4riihf az
8srgaVst 9itrtt.
StnIYiirR. Rr.
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Sic Nerrcn u. NtcGlnre y 80. Nro,
4 mn Is Statc Stra6c, Nlbnnp, u.
q, ey!uicpcrtcu nIf cine bic=be5iiglife
9uIra9c, poB bic Nadira9c ndd Or.
Nuoun A0ni4's 9ombur9cr
b~criihmtcu 6umilicuz0t 3 iiincn
Iid nit ieocm Sabre ltelgere.
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9as Sbauiuetter uno Der 8egeu bon
5reitag lester @p6e biz Mittiuo6 bic
JET ISOLDE bate unlere 2anoltraBen in
ciner beirabe 6obeuloier 3uitanb Der
lcBt u,b madte es beinnbe mnmDefidJ
Tiir bic 6nrmcr @ctrcibe iur Staot III
briu9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

Mcrr Ni9olas 0rein rciItc leBtc
ISOLDE nod ct. 9ouis I'M buIclblt ipdb,
rcno bcs gSiutcrs 5u pcrmcilen. 1err
@rcin ,uirb icitc 0cimntb im @auIe
Icincr bnielbIt (cbcrocn 5ufter Dabcn
uno I'M 5rnbjoDr mieOcr hicrhcr iurid
fChr(u
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Or. y. &. Corn, . &c Soto, 4Rp.,
bciano lid ipdGrcnb Der 6eicrtaqc ani
ScIudJ bel icircu Gltcrn mn TrcunbclI
pnbicr uno rciltc gcitcrn 9(6cnp iuiepcr
nnd leincr Scimath nb. &" trent ms
III b0reu. bnB 0crr 3orIl iif riner nu$
oicbi9cn Yrari= erfrcut.
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Ncrr ). !, @cntncr nib MtItttcr
fchrtcu nut Mittmph lcRtcr ISOLDE nui'
0~cijecpinc, AnuIa*, no tic Nnuerrunnn-
.cr cIucn Ncird obNcituttct, nnh ohule
;uiid. Ncrr @cutncr acnclItt III eIllts
ocn la0cn iciue Ihdti9fcit ais @e-
idditcrcilcuotr iur u. Snhjnc mlchcr
nuiuruchnlrn.
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Oh. 5. 3. Safer, ein 9lrjt in 9tcu
Cattle, Bd., idrei6t: o@dbrenb Der leb-
ten odt Sabre bobe ib @elesenbeit &C.
Gabt, Die &irfuns bon Miibler's Srdu=
ter Bttter5 bel meiuen 8atienten -Iut6e
Die all 9Dspepiie, @crlrit Oil Reroen-
trait 0iarrbDe, &C, litteu-Su iiubiren.
Ra6 meincm &iiIeu bat cs ME .erikans
aelt, Die rabifa1iten Suren gu bepirFen,
unb i'd 50sere nidt es fir bnS ipirfianrIte
Sei[mittel ;u erft1ren, bas je fir Sralf=
beiteR entbedt tuurbe, Die aus meinem
SerriiteteE Waeen, 2eeer, llnterteib,
9snge1 unb Ser5eH entiprireea.
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Wcmc Mbonncntcu.

Scit mierer lsBteu 9tusgabe batter
iuir bns @ersniigen iOlgenpe gtnmer
Def ltctig tuabIenpen Abpnuentcr Cite
bes ,@olfs6lntt" 6ei;uiii9en:
SRI. 9aura 2oeDnig, GopetG, 0aH.
Srig 9ii6oII, Mtorriiun, Mtp.
81. s. 6. Corn, 9eSOtp, $40.
81. 6. Srof6anler, Berger. Mc.
6rnnj Senne, 6ermann, Mto.
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liIu nod ;lpci &%pdlcu bat lnHI @e
lcQeubcit iu Iruhcrcu Ser9ncr'den
Mobtl0clddlt cin;clnc NrtlfCl iu Dem
0(rfoui*prciic III f%nlIcn, bn am 10
,{rnnnr Der game nod, il6ri9c %prrntb
AM piicntlidcr Nutliou pcritCiQert mcr
Nff inf