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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22
Dir 6rfadri(6eu SuOeu,

Wie man ii9 erinnern Dirb, parer
bic Suben in ben uutsreu QonaulGnoern
nod Dor 3ebn ober finf; ebn Sabrsn
i9wer b~e0riidt; in Gumdnisn besanr
Die GrI6Iune unter 66nig Sarl, unb in
guIgarien bet iib Sin, it Qleranber ibre,
trdftig ansenOmmen uno lie in ben @e>
nuB pouer politii9er, reli9iOier unb
I~o3iulsr 6retbeit seieet. Sic baben ii9
an ben Iesten 8dmpfsn 9e9en Die Serben
in berporra9enber @eiie betbeilist unb
baour6 ibre Qantbarfeit ge9en ibrsn
firitli9en S9iser unb ibre Nnbdn9li9
felt an bsuielbeu in fIr iie ieIbit ebreus
pouer Weiie bur6 bic Chat an cen Gag
seIe9t. Oiit 8e3ug buruuf tOmmt aus
Der bulsarii9en 9auptitubt bic fOGsenbe
MittbeilunS:
ram 2. DECEMBER Seidnete Shirt
Nleranoer bas pom iioii6en @emein6en
uusseruitete jIbii3e Battalion Defenders
aus. Dem 6ibr,r beiieIben, lieutenant
Wisradt, beft te Der 6iirit nit eigenen
6dnben bic goIbene Mebaiue fir Sapfer>
felt an bic Bruit unb ri6tete an Die
feline, nod iibrig gebliebene S9aar
foI9enbe erbebenbe &orte: y@ure ee>
faueneu 9eIoentamera6en baben 9esei9t,
oaB ite wirbi9e Ra6fommen Der
Wattnbder wnrsn, unb Sbr ieIbit bobt
IN ben S9Lu6teu o Sliunisu, Ora=
CONAN uub YirOt bepieisu, faB Sbr
an Supferteit uub 9iebe gum 8nterlanb
Der rubmrei6en bulsarii9en armee ni3t
nadltebt.""
Ous Battalion, wel6es 500 Wann
tart mar, bat Bel Sliunisu aIein ben
uierten 2beiI ietner Streiter perloren;
in ben ibrigen S9la6ten iinO peitere
IS Ntunn ~9efauen, 10 bag es beute, bic
Sronfcn ob9ere6net, feline $50 Mtauu
mebr 3dblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22

linen enbIid einmaI eeIunaen mar,
9ensen aus Den nod i'm i~r;nitan6e bos
ifebenben @emsinbeDdIbern III sieben.
BUR weuige Sabre FOLDER Mirtbi9aft
seuii9ten - ba seisten fi1 idlou on unb
bort auf beiben Qebuen bes Ebales auss
sebehnte 9oI;i4Idge, bic tronrisen 8ors
bofeu ipdterer lleberf1memnlnneen. =
6nccines b0s infulfrierei9e 8ergborf,
wel6es ieit S~abrbunberten pon ben mill
ben 6Intben bes 8ermiaIiano perI6ont
gebIieben, trafen f6on por inebreren
Snbrsebnten bic erften 6oIeen Der gnt=
woIbuns, inbem bic Rir9e uil6 etua Die
6difte Der 6duIer pom uerbeerenben
gIemente serft6rt purbeu. gs gelons
suar bamals. einige 20 6duIer unb bic
9dmmer i6mieben nod IN retten, bod
Daren aud bieie uneea9tet Der feit6em
auseefibrten S6usbautsn Dem aug Der
fophoien g~ntuaIoung init Raturnotb=
uenbi9teit folgeuben uutersanee sepei6t.
Bei benz Ieeten 6o9uaHer f9redte ON
einem 9a9mitta9e Elm bankruptcies
Orobnen bic Bemobner pom Ssuccine aus
ihreu Sduiern, Der 8oben er6e6te, un6
su ibrsm n%amenIoien Sammer iaben iie,
wie ii6 aus benz o6erbaIb bes Srts oe.
Iesenen BAL 9apagna uneebeure Stein.
mafen in has Sett bes GermieIiano
f~firStsn un6 ben GbfuB fttusr @epdher
bemmten. Die grf5redten raiiten sus
~IanInleh, mas ie pom ibrer 6abe e~rraffen
tonnten, trieben bas 8ieb aus ben
Stdnen, bargen bic &ranten unb Hi9-
teten aus ben Dem llnter9anee naben
6duiern; in Der f~oIsenbsn Ra6t 1iB
bic 5lutb Bic Nr9en ein unb ereoB ii9
in bic Srti6uft, bic nun auf INNER
perlafIen blei6en mug, menn ni9t bin.
rei9eube S6usbnuteu ben reiBenoen
9%ermigliano uieber einbdmmen. l1n6
10 lit MN bas emit freunbIi6e Bib Der
Sbdti9teit unb bes WebIItanbss NIT
| einem Dtale ienem bes GIenbes eeiui6en !
Die Sammeruerte perlrummten, benn tie
iinb tbeilpeiie eineemubrt, tbsilweile 3ers
fort; bic Wobnbduier lino ooe unb Ieer,
einige io9ar in S9uttbaufen uerUanbeIt ;
@eroae uno Steine beoeden bic emit
id6ne, eroBe 8ieie. auf wsI3er iebes
Sabr, au6 beuer, Der 9fi6aelisWf artt
ab9ebaItsn purbe, iopie ben S6itz unb
Srdmerplat, an peldem 10 mande beis
tere Susenoerinneruns fir Sdreiber bic:
fer Seilen buftet. IS l9aaen feline
luiiisen S~irtenIieber mebrl Statt ibnen
ertOnen 9aute bss Sammsrs uno Der
Sersweifluns, weI6e bic elmer ieben @rs
werbequeIe 10 pIOtli6 5eraubten am
@ra6e ibrer 0abe ~trauerno - in bic
tuIte @iuterlt npi9aft binuusienben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22
Der 2latergang zines Oorfe5.

&ir Iefen I'M vPoten fir SproI":
User b1s pieien> unb rpei6enrei6e Nlpens
thai Sulaberg in Sibs9prol, pel6es
| ii9 weitIi9 pom @eri9tsorte Wale bis
III ben @leti9ern Der Yrsianela unb benz
QonalpalIe biniiebt, iemaIs bur6uans
berte, Dem ut fiber bort, mo oas breite
Sbal ii6 in bic en9en 9o9tbdler pom
9eio uno 8ermi9Iio tbsiIt, bic tIeine
Ortidaft 6uccine nit ibren fonforta6len
spe; @aitbduiern tnapp an Der &ei6sz
ltra6e n eini9en unbebeutenben 6am.
merperten auf9efaIen. 8o6 bis Gnbe
bes porigen' Sa6rbuuosrts sdbIte 5uccine
on 40 big so 9duier, mebrere @Iienz
merle nit Nrbeiterrpobuungen uno cine
bubble Stride. 9as fortmd6renbe @e:
bdmmer, weI9es bas iest 10 title @ez
bir9stbal burdbaute. be3euete, baB on
6ieiem weltuergt1ensn Srte elm tbdtiges,
unermiioIi9es Bolt baulte; unb man
lab es aud ben suteebauten 96uIern an,
baB bier 8obIftano beiriden muBte.
3ablreide Rubbeerben wei6eten auf ben
iaftieen Wei6epldsen, un6 in ben Qdrm
Der @iIenbdmmer mii9ter ii9 bic belen
Sober Der munteren Qieher Der lebens=
FROZEN 6irten. gu Mi6aeIi, am Gage
bes pieIbeIu9ten Sish> uuo S6itmart.
tes, bate Der feline Srt Die Ybpiiogno
mie zines SerebOrfes 9dnsIi9 pcrIoren,
benn aaentbaIben berri9te elm buntes,
frObIi6es Rartt9etiimmeI; bic Serg6e.
pobner tamen non allen 8i6tunaen gum
Narfte, Sornz Ober Slauenuieb einber=
treibenb. Ober aud MIR UNI ben LANCER
iebnten @uni6 ibrer RIsinen, nit aui
ben Wei3aeIi:W artt seben gu birfen,
unb ibnen pom bort elm tleines Anaebinbe
5u boIen. &uf Der sroBen @ieIe nor
benz Srte uurbe bann Don frib bis ipdt
Abenbs tauieube pom 8dufen abgef6Ioiz
len, un6 ami Der Stra6e DOR BEN beiben
Wirtbsbdulern madten bic uielen S6fs
bdnbIer aus benz Nonsberse bic beften
@ef3dfte. Au9 fir Die @iienl6miebe
mar Der Ri9aeIitas Der piltommenffe
i'm Sabre; sablte bod an bemIelben foft
ieoer Bauer feline rid ltdnbisen S6uIben
a6. aber bic fOuft 10 fesensreiden Gr>
Iinbuu9en bes mo6ernen Qebens, Der
6au pom bebeutenben Serbinounesz
un6 G~ifenbabnen foIten Ser
uoblbabenben @emeinbe unf9uI6ieers
uerhdn9niBuon werbeu. 6rembe
6ot;bdnbIer fiebelten fi9 baI6 bort an,
an iebem 8erebaGe mebrere
Bretterid9en, uub bic @emeinbeporltdnbe
f3 uersnist bic 9dnbe, bo es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22
2sie Die Suotauer ,,eiuififrt''
fner0fn.

Sos idiIbert Sen. SSames 9. Brisbin,
g~pmmaubaut bes Sort &%iobrara, Reb.y
uie folgt: vSor einissn Sa9en nal t9
auf Der RoIebnb Neencn, UNI 3u ieben,
pie man bort 4inbfeii9 austbeiIt. Oieie
Naentur Iieot nur 80 WfeiIen pom bier
(SSort Hiobrara). gs fino bort bic gez
mifhten Stimme Der BoIle Sionr =
bic alien Banben Spotteo Calls. Ste
,dh[en i'm @ansen 5000 &0pfe, mno UNI
SsleiIds &ationen fur 10 Gage 3u babsn,
brauden fie 276 Stid Ginouieb. 98as
fob i'd nun? ~6infbunbert rOt6bduti9e
Srieoer, nit @in3sitereB I3fen unb ben
beifeH GeppIuern bepaHnet. waren err
fhienen, um bic Rinber az tooten. YIN
alter tupfsrfarbiaer S6urfe Itano an
Ginoanq. mnb 10 eft Die 9forte seonnet
pur6e, nm Elm S5ier 6eraus 3u lallsH,
| perieste er eieiem NIT einem ltetnernsn
6ammer einen S6la9 Guf Die Sdwanjs
uur,el, nm IS gum Qdufen a~n;uIpornen.
Oas orme CHER brittle Dor S9mert,
lief bapon uno bann na6m bet sport
Ieinen Qnfans. Grit i3oB elm Snotaner
benz Gbier Elm porn meg, bdnn la9te EN-
anberer bieIem cine 6nsel ms SeIIi,
elm britter 3eri9mettert ibm cine 8ippe
&c. 60 Iansfam ,uie mOs,i3, bamit Der
| Sport nur ia re6t Iange bauere, wuree
bos arute Gbier in birier @eiIe gu Sooe
oeaudlt. Oas lit bic Art uno Wetie,
Die bic Ser. Stnaten Re9ierung 6leil9@
9%tatiouen on bic Snbianer austbeilt. Sts
reiat bic @ilben aui gu barbarii9en
@rtueIn, tie siebt ben lun9en 8rie9ern
@eIeeenbeit, fid i'm Reiten nnO S9teben
su ibet, bnmit ite bic Soloaten nno en-.
bic 8irger befler treiien tonnen, penu
fe nit ipneu 6ries fibren. SD lab bort
iunse Snbianertna6en gieb srauldm gu
So6e qudIen, bic in Der S9ule ftsen
ioQten, nm Sdreiben unb 2eien, UNI ben
rlnteri6ieb 3pii4en 8e4t unb unre3t
III lerneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22
Der 9anoeI nit 2IenfGen6aaren.

6eut3utage, mo- Der Stlaucnban6eI
Al ben iibermunbsnen Rranfbeiten Ser
Meni6beit 9ebOrt unb Der 0teni6 ais
Waare bel ben cipiIilirten gtattonen ni6t
mebr auf ben Warft 9ebra9t ueroen
fam, ia ais Der ein;ise uertaufsfdbise
NrtiteI bes meni9Ii9en 66rpers bas
9aar gu betra6ten, wel6es pom ieber
bel allen BoIfsrn, insbelonnere ben Ger
manen, ais 9aupt3tsrbe bes Mteni9en
angeieben muroe. &ein @unoer, oaB
aue Sene, wel9sn aug ir9en6 einem
9rrnoe Der 9aa,i6muf in Der Menqe
ober in Der Sei9afferbeit ni9t aenii9te,
faIi6e 9aare tru9en, mie ,um BeiipieI
i9on bic eitIen r6miI6en Oamen, bic
ii9 germ nit ben blonben 3opfen germa
niider Sungfrauen i9midten. Der
v@bt9nOn" fam bas bette 8eweismitteI
in bieier Sinii9t ab5tben. N6er ni6t
nur 81 3Opfen unb Berriden wirb bos
6aar uerarbritet, aud gdnber, &inge,
ubrfetten. ia iosar 6ubfobIen meiB Die
Snoultrie Der @e9enuart baraus gu per-
ferti9en, unb es lit baber be9reifli9, baB
Der SunoeI NIT Menidenbaaren in
SIiitbe iid befinoet. Inter ben QGn.
bern, weI6e Meni5enbaare auf ben
Wartt %Iiefern, iteben 6rantrei6 unb
Rorbbeutidlunb o6enau, wdbreno RuBs
lamb, SeIsien unb Seiterrei9 crit in
3weiter Qinie III nennen iinb un6 gnq.
Lamb nur uerI9winbenb weni9 su bieIem
0anbeIssuei9e beitrdst. .Nu9 aus sSn=
bien unb Gbina uie Ror6amerita wirb
3uweiIeu cine Bartie impOrtirt, bod
bic inbiiden 9aare, neil fte iebr
srOb finb, b09itens su SeiIen uerarbei=
tet. .Sie feiniteu 9aare mIiefsrt Srauts
reid, mo baS ieibsnwei9e 9aareeIod
cine Roue ipielt. Der 0or6en beidift
ben Neartt NIT ben soIobIonben unS
fa3sfarbissn 6oarm unb Oeuti6Ianb, |
6olanb, Dor Qaem n5er Sdueben
quite 9sf9dfte nit bielem artiz
Die Iansen, bunfeIn, f6uarss
J%ldnSenben 9aare itummen %3urneiit aus
,em 0anbe, mo- bic @itronen bliben.
8enn es i'm Spridwort aber beiBt:
,ROt6e 9aar, bag Soft bepabr", 70
'entt Der ia3tuubiss Saarb6n6ler ees
abe bas 9esentbeiI, benu er besabIt Bic
otben 9aare am tbeueritsu, neil fe am
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22
8ermiT@te Ra@ri@ten.

- StanIep foil nod Dor
@nbe bieies Ronates sum 9ouperneur
oss Congo Staatss ernonnt uerbsn.
Der q bes Oorfes
r'1ln1riiten" i'm Sreiie 8resIau lit nit
o1erb691er 9ensbmisuns- IN v8iss
m~ardsfsl6~ umgewanbelt worben.
Die 5inefif9e&esierun
bat uuter bem 9omen 6aniu cine neue
YrUuiuS eeiddfsn. Die 9auptffobt 6ers
feIben beiBt unrrutfi. Die BrouinS wur6e
aus 9iffritten sebiI6et, DeI9e on bos
ruifi9e Surfefau sren3sn.
: Der v3at. 3ts." 3ufoIse
iiu6 idmmtIi9e in SOien IN 9aft GEE
3ablmeiitsr, bG bic lluteriu.
dung bic Ss1So9tsmOHente IN teiuer
Beiis beftdtiste, in 6rsibeit seiest nor.
ben.
Der erfe o. ben brei IN
I'm Bau besriHeHeu S9Heas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22

Wafbtu to n, Is. San. Sn eli
mem i'm @eneraIpoltamte einsetroffenen
S9reiben bes Staatsiefretdrs Der beut.
f9en &eit8poif, Or. stephan, wirb Der
@eneraIpOitmeiitsr eriu@t, sinen 9oit.
beamten mad Deutf9Iaub gu f5ifen,
auf boB berfeIbe fi9 nit benz @epdfpoits
bienit in Oeutf9Ian6 aug etgener Ins
f3auuns uertraut made. Or. Stepban
bsbauert NIT 8e3iebuns ouf elm fllberes
S9reiben bes 9ru. 8ilGs, bag Der ee:
senndrtise Stanb Der ameritanii&en
9sfsssebuns bic @rri9tuns elmer Sc
pddporuerbinbuns NIT benz @usIauoe
ni9t seltntte, ipri9t aber bic 6offnunq
aus. biz 3unebmenbe Wirbi9ung oiefes
8ofSmei9es werbe. aud Die ameritaniide
@eles9ebuns ebeitens ueranleifen, bic
befen ginfabruns i'm @ese itebenben
9inbernihe gu beieitieen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-01-22

III tpHAIlttOiteI1 2
3 Seminare un6 2 4potbeten 3erft6rt.
SIM n6rbIiden Ro9iu9ina wurSen 1000
gbrtfteu gst06tet, barunter 9 einbsimii9e
Yrieiter uu6 60 Bfarreieu ;%erf6rt. Die
uerl9ont eebIiebenen 9briiten ftarben
Dor 6unser. limb an bieies 9emeseI
unb bieie 3erft6runsen bat bic ,obIrei9e
fran36fide Gruppenma9t, weI9e ii9 IN
ienen 9esenben befinbet, ni6t su uers
btnbern uermo@t.
- Ra6 etnem Beri9te bes
r@Iaseow 9eruIb" hber ben S9iHsbau
am @Ipbe i'm Sabre 1885, wurben PAL
Sdife NIT einem Displacement DON
l93, 45s Eouuen pom StopeI eelafen,
sesen eiueu 9~OnneusebaIt pom 295, s54
i'm uori9ei Sabre. Der Gonnt ngebaIt
fir bas Sabr 1877, oIs bic lette iibers
aus ernite 9anoelsfodune berri9re, be-
siferte nd auf l69, ITO, mitbin olf %,
748 wenieer ais in biefem Sabre. Der
S9iffsbau in Cumberland bat in 6ieiem
Sabre e~benfoIs ernlte StidI9ritte ees
ma9t. Gs puroen i'm @an;eu "A
S6ifTe pom 81 ,76O Eonnen pom StapeI
seIafeu sessn IL pom 9e, 521 Sonnen
1884 unb 212,.360 Sonnen 1888.
Sn CUMBERLAND berrf9t GROCER Rotbs
itanb, bu uuifott ME ibIi9 iber IL 900
uur 5000 9erioneu 8efddftisuns i'm
S9ihs6an ba6eu.
= q a6 Anfi9tbes friberen
frnn36fi9en Roniuls in &ansun, Der
ii9 auf benz @cse mad YbiIa6eIpbia bes
fIn6et, Uir6 England IN feinem 8emiben,
Birmn 3u resieren, taum grfoIe baben.
Die bsimiI9e Monar9ie tonne obne grs
bebuns Der Bep6Iteruug ni9t einfo9
.untsr6ridt wer6sn. Inffatt Sirma
3u annettirsn, bate England
melt befer seban6eIt, ben Yrin; Mien
Gag onf ben Sbron au iesen nn6 bos
yanb 6ur9 einen enslii9en Bepoumdd:
tisten (Refi6ent) tn Nm6aIap uerwaIs
ten Snlahen.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
The Trade at Home.

Maryville is presenting better
appearance to the outside world
than ever before. Her business
men are exhibiting more vim in
buying the products of the country
and in selling goods. Certainly the
people have but little cause for
complaint in the prices they now
pay for the staple articles in all de-
partments of trade, when pound
of Arbuckle's coffee can be bought
at half cent advance over
wholesale prices; when sugar is
sold at one-fourth Of cent advance
above barrel rates; while muslins,
prints, jeans, and all other styles,
such as the most of the people use,
are sold on as small a margin as
sugar and coffee. The country
trade certainly has no right to 60
away from home to buy their staple
articles when the Maryville busi-
ness men offer such bargains.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
A Plucky Watch Stealer.

Last Saturday, while Capt. Kirk
was standing on the street in front
of his jewelry store, some clever
fellow was helping himself to one
of the captains silver watches.
The watch was pocketed and the
thief departed. Soon after the
watch was gone, Capt. Kirk had
occasion to overhaul his showcase,
when the theft was discovered.
This is the third watch he has
lost in this manner, and he deter
mined to lay low for the thief.
A mans sins will betray him,
and so, thoughtlessly, the thief sent
the watch to Kirk by an innocent
party to get a key for it. AS soon
as the watch was produced, Capt
Kirk recognized it as the one stolen
from him on Saturday.
The case is a good one for trial
and the confiscator has been
brought to justice. We refrain
from giving names, but the law is
taking its course.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
Distinguished Visitors.

r e. 44s 4
John H. Inman, John McAnery,
Major E. B. Stahlman, Col. G. M.
McGhee and Mayor Luttrell, with
Gen. r. N. Hood, President of the
X. & A. R. r., visited Maryville in
special coach, On last Thursday
afternoon. Their object to us was
unknown, but as these gentlemen
are distinguished railroad men and
officials, we presumed they were
here in the interest of their re-
spective roads. The two first, In.
man and McAnery, are owners of
the X. & A., and are leading men
in the Richmond & Danville sys.
tenn. Major Stahlman is Vice
President of the Louisville & Nash
vile and was formerly President of
the Louisville & Chicago. He is a
man of ability and integrity, and
would honor any post that he might
be called to in the business or polit-
ical world. We were pleased to
meet these gentlemen an2 trust
their visit to our town will result in
railroad facilities,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
AlsTayioyc Club orsaplzeds !

s1ee AlfTayioy Club orsaplxeds
A large number Of Republicans
assembled in the Court House last
Monday, Sept. 9Th, at the call of the
Republican Executive Committee,
for the purpose of organizing an
Alf Taylor Club.
Jas. A. Goddard was elected
President, Henry Blevins Vice
President ]. L. Elms Secretary and
A. NJ. Rule Treasurer.
On motion committee was ap-
pointed to enroll names of Repub-
licans as members of said Club.
Major Gamble moved that a COM
mittee of five be appointed by the
chair to aid in organizing auxiliary
clubs throughout the county.
The following, in lieu of the pre-
ceding motion, was adopted:
"Resolved, That this Club request
the Republican Executive Commit
teemen of each civil district of this
county to call a meeting at the re.
spective voting places in each dis
trict, on Saturday IL NJ, of Sept.
18th, 1886, and organize an ALT Tay-
lor Club for each civil district; this
to be known as the Central Alf
Taylor Club, and they as Auxiliary
Clubs, to cooperate for the purpose
of advancing the cause of the Hon.
ALI Taylor in the race for Govern
or and promoting the cause of Re-
publicanism generally.-J. V. GRIF-
FITTs."
A motion by F. M. Watkins, that
the chair appoint a committee of
five as finance committee, was
carried. AS members of said COM
mittee the chair appointed F. M.
Watkins, Maj. w. A. McTeer, G. S.
w. McCampbell, o. P. McCammon
and w. A. Coulter.
On motion of o. P. McCammon,
Hon. O. P. Temple, Of Knoxville,
will be invited to address this Club
(Central) on the first Monday in
October.
It was also moved by w. H. Kirk
and carried by the convention that
Hon. Henry R. Gibson be invited
to address the Club on the night oi
its next meeting.
Major Gamble being called upon
responded in a thrilling and point
ed talk.
On motion of Thos. n. Brown the
Club adjourned to meet at 7O'clOck
Saturday night, Sept. 18th.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
So "Mite" II Be.

Last summer, at the Campmeet-
ing, about twenty-five mite boxes
were distributed among the ladies
by the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society for the purpose of aug
menting the missionary fund. Dur
ing the coming campmeeting the
ladies will be favored with . day,
to be known as missionary day.
On the afternoon of said day, We'd
nesday next, it is desired that all
boxes be returned to the Secretary
at the grounds. They will then be
opened and the secrets contained
therein be made known.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
Music bv the Band,

Prof. w. N. st. Clair having lately
located at Allegheny Springs, will
teach band music at any point
where a class may be formed. He
has had a large experience and will
answer any inquiry by letter, or if
desired will call where there is a
prospect of a class being formed,
and give an exhibition of his quail
fications. Address him at Allegha-
ny Springs, Blount County, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
KILLED ACCIDENTALLY!
Another Scramble over a Revolver,
In which Tuck Toole Lost His Life!

For several weeks, Tuck Toole,
with a number of other colored
men from Maryville, have been at
york in the famous brickyards at
lockwood, Tenn. Among those
who went from here was John Lee,
= Son of George Lee, who is we'll
known in Maryville.
On last Friday Tuck and John
were together in one of the brick
yard shacks, cabin of Pony Ed
wards. The two were engaged in
ascuffie over a revolver. Each had
q hold on the weapon and was try.
ing to take it from the other. Soon
apistol report was heard by the
men in the yards, the cabin was
entered and Tuck. Toole found in
adying condition.
John Lee was at once arrested.
In very few moments life had fled
from Tuck and a coroners inquest
was held. AS there were no wit
nesses to the shooting, the defend
ants statement was the only testi-
m0ny in the case. What he stated
t6 the jury of inquest was substan-
italy as follows:
They were in the room together
In a struggle as to which should
possess the pistol. They got tired
Of scuffling and Tuck laid down on
the bed. John, not knowing the
hammer of the pistol had been
raised in the struggle, pointed il al
him in fun. The load was discharg
ed and entered Tuck's head, killing
him almost instantly.
The jury brought in verdict o
accidental killing" on the testi
/ n9Cny of the defendant.
h luck Toole was we'll known II
a gsyillc = Az industrious and 80
bef man. He was about twent,
yearsof age. The body was brough
to Maryville Saturday and was in
tered Sunday afternoon.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
MARYVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1885,
For the TIMEs.]
OUR COMING BANNER.
BY JOHN COLLINS.

Oh! say, do you see on our Star-spangled Flag,
The red stains of a crime that dishonors the
nation;
Which soon in its course would to infamy drag
And make of our land one vast desolation9
See the woe and despair! bark! what cries fill To
air.
As the wide food of ruin pours on everywhere;
IT'S the curse of the demon that fain would
enslave
All the free, and defile all the good and the
brave.
-long-doth the tyrant his iron sway WELD
In paths drenched in blood. law and Justice
defying,
TIL thousands of homes Of the drunkards are
filled
With vain prayers for help or the groans of the
dying.
Yet the lava-tide flows, amid shrieks, walls and
thrOes
OF the victims that know not relief nor repOse,
And still the striped banner in mockery waves
Over millions of souls rushing on to their
graves.
But, look! through the gloom of the night and
the storm
Arises a star. on Mercy's high mission,
1t pierces the darkness! see how its rays form
In heavens own light the sign Prohibition
This our war-cry shall be, till, from sea to far
sea,
Rings one shout from our nation: "Once more
we are free!'
And again our bright banner in triumph shall
Ger the homes of the free and domains of the
brave.
Oh! then let us rise in our God-given might.
To drive out the foe and all his pollution.
With prayers and with ballots to urge on the
fight
And courage that never will know dimunition
So, with victory blest, in peace we shall rest,
And know of our birthright Of Freedom pos
sessed,
While the Star-spangled Banner forever shal
wave
Der the land of the free-of the pure-and th'
brave.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
Burned Between Two Logs.


A fearful accident occurred last
week at Brick Mill. OF MontgOm-
cry, well.to-do farmer of that
place, was clearing a portion of his
land of the old logs and rubbish.
He built a large fire, with log on
either side, to hold it to its place.
Mr.. Montgomery owned u fine
stallion, and with this animal he
was dragging brush and logs to the
fire. On reaching the destination
with load, the horse became en-.
tangled in the harness and was
thrown into the intensely hot fire,
between the two back logs. The
horse was burned in a frightful
manner. The fire completely de-
molished his eyes, burned his ears
of, and not a hair was left on the
creature. He was valued at 5000,
Mr.. Montgomery having been offer.
ed that sum a short time ago.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08
A Dangerous Baptism.

Toney Thompson, little colored
boy, was riding a very large horse
from the livery stable, last Satsr-
day. In crossing the race bridge
near Hanna & Thorne's, the horse
became frightened and stepped
off the bridge. AS the horse fell
into the water on his side, the boy
sprang from the saddle and saved
his life. This little fellow has had
several narrow escapes in riding,
but, seemingly. he is fearless.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08

At every community in the coun-
ty there should be an Alf Taylor
Club organized. Go to work at
once and thus help to elect your
choice.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08

Watermellons are not staple
product this year, but those who eat
them generally call for some sta
pie prOduct-at the drug store.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-08

We have seen Governors rise to
their honored position from the
studio of the lawyer or doctor; from
the farm, and even from the hal
lowed atmosphere of the printing
office; but never have we seen a
Taylor in the Gubernatorial chair.