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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
rue REPUBLICAN cAucusEs.

The Republican cauelses to nominate
candidates for aldermen and couneilmen
and to select delegates to nominate
candidate for mayor are called for
Monday evening. Every Republican whose
health will permit should turn out to these
caucuses. There will be no danger that I'M
fit candidates will be put in nomination If
every Republican is on hand and votes
The city committee recommends that the
check list be used in each of the wards. That
should be done. There is reason to believe
that Democratic strikers will be present in
large force in hopes that they may be able
to shape the Republican campaign, and
measures should be taken to defeat their de-
signs.
The result of the election will be determ-
med in a large degree by the result of the
caucuses on Monday night. If candidates
are nominated who will command the united
support of the Republican party, Republic
can victory at the polls is assured. To NOM
mate men that cannot do that will be sui
eidal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE DUDE AMONG COINS.
North American.
The sham silver dollar is known as the
dude among coins.
PAN-ELECTRIC AND PAN-DEMoNIUM.
indianapolis Journal.
Pan-demonium seems to reign just now in
Democratic circles.
HOW ABOUT THE coUNT-oUT MEANNEss?
Manchester Union Dem).
If Eben F. Pillsbury is not confirmed 1t
will be an act of partisan meanneSS I'M
equaled in this country.
RECRUITING STATIONS ARE MULTIPLYING.
Chattanooga Times.
Twelve Mormon elders from Utah arrived
in this city yesterday, and left last night for
their new fields of labor. A majority OF them
go into East Tennessee and South Carolina.
HITTING THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.
Memphis Appeal Dem)
There being enough dollars coined to sup
ply the present and the immediate future,
why should we go on coming more? Because
man likes potatoes he does not go on buy
ing potatoes when he has already a whole
years supply in his storerooms, nor is he
damaging the potato trade because he stops
buying until his stock gets low.
A REMARKABLE FACT.
Boston Traveller.
Within the brief period of less than seven
months four persons have died who nad Dten
supported for the office of President eiIl n
by the Republican or by the D penn Sn'
party Gen. Grant, Gen. Mcclellan, !, zen en-
Hancock and Governor Seymour, VI an Ine
candidates of these two parties hve Only "a, are
living: Gen. Fremont, Mr.. Hayes, MI. III
den, President Cleveland and MI. 6lalne:
The death of four persons from CLASS OF
nine in the period Of half a year is remark
able fact. It NAV well be doubted whether
similar circumstance ever occurred IN the
remnant of college class even when the
average ace of the members was greater than
that Of the nine persons mentioned.
THE PRESIDENT, THE PUBLIC AND PIE.
Boston Transcript.
The President eats pie. An Albany de-
snatch to the New York Sun is authority for
the statement. They have pie on the table
at the White House at least once day. By
his devotion to pie the President will endear
himself to New England. He will bind him
self to New England with hooks of steel If
he eats pie at breakfast. Many have thought
thew were putting themselves in sympathy
with New England when eating pie at dim
ner or supper. But nothing short of pie at
breakfast will complete New Adjudication.
The President, however, has the most UNI
doubted right to consider himself the head,
not of a party only, but of the whole coun-
try. Every section has its pie. Let the
President dine in public after the manner of
the Bourbon kings, and show to the assem-
bled representatives that he equally respects
the 'possum pie of the South and the pump
kin pie of the North. Public office is public
pie.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
LOT NO. 3.

We confidently recommend every piece
i'm lots 2 and 8 to be of superior quality
and finish, and the prices have never be-
fore been so low.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
The TARIFF BILL.

Mr.. MOrrison's second attempt at tariff re-
form is an improvement on his first. He has
learned something since be undertook to hor-
izontally reduce the tax on imports. He has
found out that each article on the tariff list
must be considered separately in any reyis-
ion of the tariff that has any claim to be
considered scientific But Mr.. Morrison is
still far from an ideal tariff reformer, and
his bill is very far from an ideal measure.
There are undoubtedly many incongruities
in the present tariff law which need straight
ening. There are probably some classes of
goods on which the tax can be reduced with
out material damage to any American indus
try, and with substantial benefit to the con-
sumner. Doubtless the free list can be some
what enlarged with good results.
But the first qualification for satisfacto-
ry revision is thorough knowledge of the
conditions surrounding American industries,
and of the effect which the proposed chang
es in the taxes will be likely to produce.
Without much knowledge any revision is GER
tain to be crude and productive of great
harm. Judging from the comment of manu-
facturers on his bill, Mr.. Morrison has not
yet attained the requisite knowledge to con-
stitute him competent reviser Of the tariff.
He has improved somewhat over two years
ago, and if he is permitted to live a good
many years longer he may eventually be able
to formulate scheme whose merits will at
least out-number its defects.
Until he acquires the requisite knowledge
or approaches much nearer to it than he yet
has it will be for the best interests of the
country for him to cease to NEEDLE with the
subject in his capacity of Congressman. The
bill he has just introduced can never become
a law in its present form. Even the Demo-.
cratic free traders are by no means united
upon it, while the Republicans and a large
minority of Democratic protectionists are
strongly opposed toit. If it gets through
the House, which is doubtful, It will surely
be defeated in the Senate. So the time
spent on it is certain to be wasted
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

LOngfeIlow Statue Association.
TUyHE annual meeting of this association will
he held at Reception Hall, City Buildin z,
SATURDAY,, FEB. 27th, at 4 o'clock p. m. All
members are requested to attend. Persons con-
tributing 81 10 ID innds are nsnbsrs OF the assO-
citation. IHOAAe IASA, secretary.
FEBRUARY 1es 1889. feb17dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

The New York Worlds idea of strength
ening the Democracy is to have the President
turn out two of his cabinet officers and a
few of his appointees in order to ''rebuke
malpractices and official improprieties.',
There are other reasons besides strengthen
ing the Democracy" why this should be
done 1t would be remedy for many ills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
TIE PRESS.
THuRSDAY M0RNING, FEB. IS.

We do NOT read anonymous letters and connnuh-
cations The name and address of the writer are
all cases indispensable, not necessarily Tor pub
LEGATION but as guarantee OF good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

The new Civil Service Commissioner, Mr..
Edgerton, declares that ''the great depart
ments in Washington are the cannibals of
the nineteenth century, eating up the souls
of thousands, year by year" 1t will take
something worse than that to scare the office
seekers off however.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

Senator ingalls,, who exercises special
supervision over the affairs of the District OF
Columbia, has introduced into the Senate
bill to give the district the benefit of high
license. The figure fixed for general bar
room license is $500, while for the sale of
liquor in quantities not less than one pint
and not to be drunk upon the premises a
payment of $500 is required
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

The strike at the Amoskeag mills appears
to be very foolish affair, and apparently
the great majority of the operatives are not
really in sympathy with it. They suffered
themselves to be drawn in by a minority of
malcontents and now cannot very easily get
out The Knights of Labor appear to be OPP
posed to it, at any rate they are giving the
strikers no active support. The company
offered to pay as high wages as any similar
mills pay in New England, promising an ad-
vance of ten per cent. over che present wag-
es. Evidently the action of the operatives
has been hasty and illadvised.
Attorney General Garland has concluded
to postpone taking the step he has decided
upon with reference to his Pan Electric
stsef until after the House committee con-
cludes its investigation lest his motives
should be misconsTued. He is determined,
however, eventually to do something to re-
lieve the administration from the apparent
ly delicate situation" in which it is placed
by his connection with the Pan Electric
Company.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

1 lot eros Grain Dress Silks 5 as yard
!" :. :" :. .SS "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

1 lot Gros Grain Dress Silks 5 so yard
This is Pure Silk Fabric and at above
price Is Bargain.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

The Argus and the Bangor Commercial
are Quarreling again over the prohibltory
law. As neither of them believes in 1t 1t
would seem as if they sught to get along
karmoniously
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
LOT NO. a..

1t is well known that there is no Silk
made that is superior to the "BOnnet"
Silk. In our Judgment they are the best
value for the money of any Imported Silk
All of above Silks will be found just as
advertised,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18
GEN. DOW AND THE PRESS.

Gen. Neal Dow in letter to the Argus
says:
have reason to believe that some plan has
been in agitation among the Republican bosses
either to repeal the Maine Law or render it in
operative. Some of them think a repeal would be
held by the courts to be void-but all are agreed
that the Legislature would have power to reduce
the penalties so far as to accomplish the same
purpose. This latter scheme could easily be at
tempted if any member Of either House could be
found to move it, regardless OF his oath to support
the Constitution. There is curious confirmation
of the fact Of this Republican conspiracy TO Vacate
the Maine Law somehow. by a passage OF an aTtl-
Gle by boss in the Press of the 8th inst. 1.-THE
Republicans believe that 7eiEe it (the law is on
the statute book it should be stringently and im-
partially enforced" An ntimation 10 the rum
sellers that some means will be devised by the
Republican bosses to give them full freedom IN
their trade.
Exactly what the Press said is this:
AS has been the case for several years past the
enforcement of the prohibitory law viii be one OF
the prominent questions involved in the electon;
and the candidate is sure to be closely @
with reference to his at itude on this point. Inc
great majority of Republicans are temperance
men, and If they do not all believe In the WISDOM
of the prohibitory law, they all do believe that
while 1t is on the statute book IL sn0ulu
be stringently and impartlaly enforced. 1ney
have no fellowship with rumselling, and they
cannot be induced to support any man VINO mas
The PRESS is perfectly willing to accept
the full responsibility of anything it says.
All it asks is that it be fairly quoted. We
submit that it is not fair to take apart of a
sentence away from its context, as Gen. Dow
does, and draw an inference from it which
could not be drawn had it been quoted to-
gether with its surroundings. The cause
which Gen. Dow has so much at heart is not
likely to be promoted by such methods as
that Gen. Dow has several times asserted
that the article in the PRESS of the Sth was
written by Republican boss he does so in
the paragraph from his communication print
ed above. That assertion is false.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

While talking about adequate coast de-
lenses statesmen should not forget the de-
STABILITY Of navy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-18

The Ways and Means committee, Mr..
Hewitt and the Republican members pro-
testing, have agreed to favorable report on
the proposition to use part of the gold
reserve held for the redemption of the
legal tender notes to pay the public debt.
In other words they have resolved to
remove a part of the foundation on which
our paper currency rests. 1t is an in
iquitous measure, and were there any chance
of its becoming a law the friends Of a stable
currency might well regard it with the gray
est apprehension. But the Senate and the
President are both sufficiently sound on
financial questions to ensure its final defeat.
1t will serve to show, however, how loose
and unsafe Democratic ideas on the subject
of currency still are
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19
9cr n1hfr 4rafhrnf.

9aum tub Die @abGen oOribcr, 10
uir0 oie5rn9e beiprO6eu, iuer UObI Der
nd9lteS rdiibent Iein pirb. Blaine Uoer
9Osan, pber glcpelunb iinb bieienisen
heren Ramcn in aler Wuue iino, bod
nbseieben bon of bieiem, lift bU3 zines
iider uno ons lit Die 2botin9e bns
mnn in 8%tufboclter's StOre in Berger
am biIisIten eintuufen tnnu. Rein
8Orrntb lit in LESTER 3eit 5iemli9 Uer=
fleinert ruOrbcn 10 baB i9 ee5uunsen
mar neue 8anren eiujule9en. 9ieiel=
ben iino ipeben n~usetummen uno UNI
fast mein 8Vrrutb nunme6r aIes
mas iiberbaupt in irseu6 eiuem 8nuf=
mann sseiddft sefibrt uirb.
Seer bic 8onreu NIT ben 8reiien uers
sebt ui9t Ieer BON bier.
Senrp 8intbpe1ter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19
Bon arh 6in unh rlmn.a.nh.

9as falte 8etter fommt unIeren
Sarmern nod etuas 81 frib, oa bic
Webr5abl berIel6en nod nit ibreH
5armurbeiten 5urid iino.
2ebte @O9e IOIte ni9t tueit bon bier
zine SO65eit ituttinben, bod ueridumte
es Die 8raut ii9 einsuiteIIen unb fOnnte
i~ulsebefien bas Self nidt sefeiert uerOen.
9ebten Samstas Nbenb iuurbe Serr
9einri6 S6pnrs nnldBli6 Ieines Al.
9eburtsta9es bon leinen 9a6barn uno
Sreunoen nit eiuem l1eberrnI9ungs=
frdaj6en beebrt uno bon Der 8etruss
Mi9aelis &apeGle nit einem Stdnb9en
iiberraIdt. 9nB es Bel Sieicr @elesens
belt ni6t trOden, iOnbern better unb
frObli6 5u9in9, bafiir biirst Die @nft=
freunoI6uft bes @eburtstaestin6es
8ir winl9en Qerrn G9ipnrs nod
mun4e frObe @iebertebr oieIcs cages
nto uns lelof non rlaf@' lol1en per-
9nii9ten 96euo.
gu ibrem GS. 9eburtsta9 ipurbe 5rnu
81. S3mibt leste ISOLDE BON ibrer in
Springs, Gal, auidBisen
9Odter, 5rau 8bif. Sramp, nit einem
re9t bibi9en @eidente beebrt. 8ir
baB 5rnu S6mibt nod man9en
9eburtstus III ebeniO riitiser Geiunos
beit feiern mD9e.
2esten Samstas bate i9 nu9 ons
nit Dem rSolt sblntt" Cor
reipunOentsu aus Gong Brand ndbere
8etuhntidaft 5u MAIDEN. 9erieIbe lit
elm itrammer &epH6lifaner uuS tunr mir
bebIlni9 etIiden 9rp SiIer 9emUtrn=
ten ben stnnbpuutt, selesentli9 elmer
pU1itiiden Go~utrouerie, flnr 5u MAIDEN.
Gorreipunoent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

9olaenbe abonnenten beg uSolfs=
blatt" entri6teten felt unierem lebten
8eridt i6r announcement, mOfiir mir
ihn,n biermit banfenb quittiren:
Souls Starf, BAL. Jaerber, @. q.
SneHner, $. @unsOn, SObn 8nrti3,
Sacob @trnBner, Sran5 Stein, 60.
2~euenberser, Sulius 8emmert, SictOr
2auer, SObn Gamer, s. S. Slid, u.
Silfemnnn, Gns. 8einbol5, 5ris &erne,
SRI. Gurelia SUier, SObn Sienberg,
Srau &obert Sadiid, Serb. @oerli9,
SObn 8isber, 8ern. Stein, @. Snbbe,
Srau 6. &emper, 5r. 2edemeper, Souls
8eder, Sulius 8eiermunn, CIR emme,
gbas. edwurs, 8biG. @pter, 5rau 81.
&raettlp, SObn s. S9OeperfOetter,
Geo. 9neffner, Sr., Sruu g. geoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19
R 9's.
Bon Song Brand unS llmsesenS.

Bon Song Brand unO umergenO.
Serr 5erbinnu6 Streder befinOet fi9
sesentudrtis 81 8eiu9 Bel Der 5umilie
ieines 8rubers, Serrn @m. SHREDDER.
Sreisi9ieBen lift III u~nierer @esenb
on Der Sa9esOrbnuns unb beinnbe ieben
Sunntns besesnet man 2euten nit Der
8I9ie auf Der S6ulter. gs lift bies
eiu uni6uIoises Sersniisen IN benz ii9
beinnbe ale %unIerer Surmer betbeilisen.
Die neuprganiIirte gOmpanie 9.
init 6ieier bot Captain Sell ni9ts 5u
tbun) lit lesten SOnntus &benO UOGIs
Sd6lis nusseridt uno mn6te Srn. @ili
ibre &ufuartuns.
8emertenstpertb lit es bnB trob bes
trufencr Sommers Serr Carl Sues cine
ousseaei9nete 8ibenernte eiHsebeimft
bnt. Die @r6Be Der auf ieinem 5elbe
seSOsenen 8iben lit i'm 9ur9i9nitt
3s8 Yfuno I'M 8etpi9t uno 6 biz 10
So1 i'm rmfnn9.
@ilbe TrutbIbner baben ibr Gri3ei>
men in u%nierer @esen6 semn9t, bod
tuurbe 10 fart Sasb uuf bieflben &C.
ma9t bnB uObG nur tuenise no9 Dem
9untiasunsstase ibris iein tUerOen.
gbarIes 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19
Nus aera.r nnb nmararnb.

Berger, 8O., ben II. 9uu., 1886.
Sn unIerem Stdbt9en unS hinge
senO 1T Der 9eIunbbcits5uituno Gin
nussejeidneter unb bat infOlse befen
unIer ti9tieer ar5t uur iDenis 81 tbun.
Nm Runtng tuirb 5err Sris &Od
nit ieiner 5nmilie mad Californian
abreiIen, nm fi9 bort blei6eub nieoers
SulnfIen.
Serr 6eIre Biufboeltcr bat bos
8u5ubaus bes 5erru s. 6sd aufli9
erftanben. SHnmlHe unbetnnnt.
Serr4angH Boeser, uel6er bas g.
I9dIt6 es prhz BiufbOelter tdufIi9 er-
Dorben sal, it felt lesteu 9Scntns idon
elmer HHIerer NitbIrser.
Serr s. @ebepObl bot b9 cine Heue
s6misbeUerflfdtte erri9ten lnfen xub
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Der au9 bier gut betannte @bas.
8eteriOn, felt elmer &eibe BON Sabrer
in gaIaiunp gOuntp tuObnbaft, mar
leste @o9e nit mebreren Gnberen- in
Oinse County nuf Der Snsb, unb 5tpar
befanb Ii9 Die @eIeli9ait in einem
8nsen. 8ei Cattle Sod tpuroen Die
Sdser elmer s9anr pilber 9urfeps
onIi6tis; SeOer sriff mad ieinem @e=
ipebre, unb bns bes Serrn 8eterIOn
entlub iid babel plOsli9. Der S6uB
cling 8eteriOn eur6 ben re6ten arm.
raid nls mDsli9 tuurOe dr3tli9er
8eiItano berbeiserufen. @s itelte iid)
beraus, bns cine NnpututiOn bes armes
nutbpenbis mar, unO luurbe berielbe
bnber absenOmmen.
(SefferIon gitp 8ultsfteunb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

0as 5u gbren 6es 5errn u. S. SenD,
bes ausi9eibenber &re,sri6ters oieies
8ejirfs, ont lesten 5reitns G6eno I'M
8bite Snus bernnitaItete Banquet tpnr
cine grDBortige affaire unb befuies IN
pel9 bober &6tuns 5err Seap unter
Ieinen Mitbirsern Itebt. Inter ben Gn=
iueIenoen 8erebreru oes olten 8i6ters
bemerfteu mir bic fulsenSeH Slrser uno
SuriIten aug unierer Gtnbt uub BON be-
na6borten Stdbten: u. s. 8rubUt. 9bus
.. gisen, 4us. 8esemnnn, Otto Ronnis
@m. Ser5Os, 5usO arOpp, 6. Or.
elarf, gbas. Susser, Souls Reper,
s. &bep McGOr6, S. 6. @eniel, Geo.
pOlb 8erle, 8m. 6. 8Oeins, SObn
gfduti6, Senrp 8Od, Subn SbOflp,
RubOlpb SirSel, DITTO 3euenbubn. Gu
quit Rsper, 2Ouis Sufmunn, George
8raettlp, @beriff 5uener, RObert &Uz
Bpm, g.. e. 8pors, Rm. 8linser. Sam.
uel Rrsbp. Or. @aiie, Oh. Gttmuener,
Subn $. Reber. S. %. 8Ouftuare uno
Seurp 8oufett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19
gcfuuutli6 prdltutirte Serr Ser.

8efnnntli9 prdltntirte Serr Ger
mann 5~oritmanu, BON SOeuf 9oiunibip,
tudbreno beg lesten 5ebrunr Ternins
Der guuntp Court cine Betition, in mel
der bic Court nm Die gruenuuns Sorit,
mnnn's gum 8esuuHeber ansesansen
ruurbe. Die County 8i9ter, iebO6,
erndteten es nls ibre 8Hi6t, 5errn
Soritmann ni9t 81 ernenuen, uno er=
tudblten Serrn @m- @Orre nls 8es=
aufieber. 5Oritmnnn unO beIien 5reunbe
tuaren Der ReinHns bns bic Court &C.
stuuneen Iei ben 4eteuteu oasuitenen
unb iuuroen flnsbar. Der 8ro5eB fam
Ieste ISOLDE i'm 9reisseri9te Snr Ser
bonblune uno tuuroe oefielbe su Cunt
fen Der County Court euti9iecen, bo
8i9ter @eap Der Reinuns mar bnB bic
Court unb ni9t bic $etentei bornber
81 enti9eiben bot, luer cine paiienoe
ulb idbise 8erIun sur Gusfibruns Der
9aidten zines @eeauhebers 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Der lesteu 9Onnerstns byrd 9etec=
tip Rumbrauer nrretirte, unb erft aug
benz Su6tbaus entluhene StrdFins,
@m. gObner, unb beiisn 8erbnftuns
auf ben 8erba6t Pin erfulste. elmer Der
ginbre9er gu Iein tuel9e Oer@ On5ertba lie
einen unsebetenen nd6tli9eu Beiuf ab
itatteten, bate in Der lesten Sisung
BEG &reisseri9ts elm SerbOr 81 beiteb=
en-, bod iaben fi3 bic @ei6tp Orenen &C.
5punsen ben 8eflasten tuesen Nansel
on seniisenbem 8eweis, 5u entlafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Sur6 Eaitur SOs iuuroe lesten
Siensta9 in Der eIterli6en 8obnuns
Der Sraut, an Der 2ittle Berger, Serr
Inbreas Siesel nit SRI. 9Ouiie Mari9,
9O6ter bes Serrn @briit. @ari9, in
bic 5effeln Der @6e seGest. Cine srOBe
In5abl Der Seriuaubten unb 5reunbe
batten ii6 5u benz i96nen 5eite einse=
funOen, bic Dem iunse gbepnare ibre
ber6fi9iten @liidluIni6e barbrndten.
MD9e Den gteuuermd6lten INNER Elm
beiterer 9immel lddeln uno Iein 2ebens=
pfub elm mOsli6it burnenlOier iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Bdbreno ben lesten panr Monaten
Bat Serr Sos. 6 citing I'M iibliden
2beile unieres County nrteff6e grun=
men fir Die fOl9enben 5armer gu beren
bOuitdnbisen 5ufrie6enbeit seIentt:
Sape 9aDloe, %. g. 8urdnrb, Jreb.
Druid, Sumes Burlington, 5rnu &os=
fOtusfD, 5reb. 2infe, Or. S. .. clifton
urn gleon 8arter.
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A@tuus.

@ersiBt ni6t. bob mein 8urrutb BON
S9uben unb Stiefel elm oOqftdnbiser
1T unb ni6t NH aus elmer tleinen Nusz
tuabl beItebt. Infer @aarenuorrutb
ales pom sepObnli9iten unb
srObften S9ub Uber stiefel Su ben al
lerfeiniteu. SD labe Sebermann CUR
beriel6en ein.
@m. &Iee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Sn feiner MObelbanbluns ouBerbalb
ct. Souls finbet man einen beferen uno
ousertudblteren 8Orratb BON MDbeln
aaer Nrt uls in Dem 2aoen beg 6errn
8lumer, in Berger, uno tuenn ibr
pOrIpre6t unb eu9 I'M bic 8reiie er=
funbist, iuerbet ibr finben, bob berIelbe
feline @uuren biIiser uerfauft nls irsenb
elm onoeres @eIddft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

9err 5r. 9eIfis unb Satin BON
&alama5OO, Ri6., befanben ii9 einise
Gage bieier @o9e in unierem gountp
Su 8eIu9 BEL 8ertuanoten unb Jreun=
ben. 8dbrenb ibres 5ierieiHs tuaren
bieielben bic @dite Deg 6errn George
BTbinger, BON 2ittle Berger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

5riebensri6ter G6nrff traute lebter
Samstn9 u%nieren nlten Mitbiraer,
Srn. SObn 8iui NIT 5rnu 9bere5e
Sob. Im SOnntas abenb iuuroe bns
5tunr ni9t mebr iusenbli9e nber bod
ebrentuertbe 8rautpnnr BON Der y9in=
pan 8risooe" nit einem Sidnbden
iberrai6t. Den Heuuermdblten ipiin=
i6en mir Slid gum 8unbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Sic Sirser BON 9asconnbe Gountp
6aben Iid in Der lesten 8abl in un5ueiz
felbaitcr @eiie sesen ben SilberbOInr
crfldrt. Sic boben iest cine 9elesenz
belt fire Sil6erbUnurs gum oOaen
9tennfuertbe seseu CUTE @auren ein5uz
taulfcn III @. gttmueler's Srueftore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

@ouberneur Marmabnfe bat cine
Selpbnuns BON $4,000 fir bic @iu=
fansuns bes fliidtiscn R0rbers 8ebIter
Sad Jon, aus9eiebt. Sadion lit ansez
fla9t, in unierem bena6barten 5rant=
lin County einen olten Rann, @nmens
Meranber Wc8iders ermorbet gu ba=
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-19

Rorsen G6eno miro Elm, sele9entli9
Der @ieberer0fnurg oes "White
House" ueranftalteter 8nI in Dem
srosen SpeiieiaaI bieies nortbeil6nft
betamten SOtels ftattFnben. 9o Der
&einertrns rginnnbmen in ben bereits
seitifteten n9burmurfunb" FieBen iOu,
itebt es 3u ertuarten bnB uniere 8irser
Der Sn9e tI9tis inter bic &rme sreifen
unb Der 8oa fi9 zines iebr
so6lreifen SeIu9es erfreuen tuiro.