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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
Isle GoIasnbus ~eGntertfa eutoedte,

Aus Sp....r a. St5., uir6 aeidries
ben: Dor einisen Scbren bur1IieI elm
bon iunger Wldo6enbanS qeIhriebener
auflas: rlteberraiduns~ bic 3eituuseu,
Elm Nuiter pom 9iniDetdt. Sin Ssftens
ftld pIroe iineIf in Der 6ritten RIo1e
elmer eneIif3eu SoItsi9uIe srIieFeTt.
CUR Auf9obe fanb: Sin trlrser anFs
las lber Columbus. giner Der dbqes
lieferteH ghags battle fpIeenben @oTts
lant: p@oIumbus mar Gin MGnn. Der
elm Isl ouf ben Gid fteuen tounte, Obne
es 3n serbre&en. De- S6nig uon Spas
nien fa9te su Columbus: ,Reunif 9u
Nmsrita entbefen2~ Sn@, Iaete Gps
Ium5us, rweun On mir en- Sdif
siebff@. Or erbisIt Elm S9iff unb IeaeIte
na3 Der 8i3tung, mo er eIoubie, man
tonne &nicrita fnSen. 0ie RatroIeu
insen Strett on uno iaeten, fe meins
ten, IS ssbe teinen foIden gIaS. aber
mad uieIen Sa9sH tam Ser Steuermanr
gu i'm nn6 ia9te: columbus, i'd Iebe
2anb.A vOas 1T Amerita@, faate
Columbus. als Sas Sdif nd5er tam,
mar bas 2dn6 uou Don f9uarsen
Wtenf9en. Columbus fnste: SIT 6as
Hnierita2A pSa@, fasten lie, 6ann
fa9te er: SD uermutbe, ibr feb Nez
ser2A ySaA, iasten fe, has fin6
MIR Der 9duptIina fa3te: Sd uers
mutbe, 6u biff Columbus ga r@aus
re6t1, faste bieier. Damn uan6te f6
Der 9duptIins on feline 9sute unh iaete:
rs bilft uns uidts, mir finb entbsdtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
sattr. Wutter nnS srti s6r.a.rn test

96e-r 9apib 9InsrrrI, ssr fritsrt Ssrstanf-at-
ArTs ofS SCp SCTIto SeLliS une jett rffentiis
der 8stlr III 9eedrpile, gumbSrIane Co., g. 8.
E1abt frlasHre puneerhartn Gneatsn /: ,,YeIn
SdtGr, RUitsr une erei SGfrtfern ffarbeR iiHlmis
LID al @GS3etrunl, unh ueine 2unaeR marin 70
f5tra5, cap ib SIut a~usrarf. Rienlnh eIauhtt,
ba5 ib an 2ettn blsiben f0nnie. Rfint Sss
f6jfti8uHe (S6iTSihmiee) erif mid lei msiEfr
ftiratcH Gcnliiiutipn Iebr an Une id FORM
ifIeU hem 9Tate 81. SIS ID MID in niCleH
SAiilree btfane, tegarn ib nit eem 9etrla6
ron YlifbIer's Scrb Sitters uni eieIts rtttete mir
eaS 9ebsE. IA eS iebr f6rptrris mar, faitlte
II eIei6m HeineTl SIte 81 erlaT9en uno IA I'D
NAN 3Eifane 70 bteeuieno ssbeleTt he4te, e
itlle i'd hsn 9ebrau6 cine ;~eitIane Gin, attr bas
Rsiattdt easpF mar, Rap g nit nieinEnl 3uifane
StGeu rrifeEr bersab eins. 9fiibIer's SNt
SittsrS eitt mir apretit, ffdrft mid uue frdftie'
rein SsiieHi, ME fem aneereS 9Pittel thu, mn
if mug baher icprt etn 9utenb GlalSea babeH.
@28sn Sic sOn etsfsr Sai9rift nab sstsstn
9etrau6 une rotun tt6 Semano ron etr @Gbrs
BAT: uesrssussn min, 70 mag q I'D trieFi4 en
nit ireneen une ID nil has @efaste sielih Be-
f~rifisen, eenn i9 rereanEe Niiblrr's StTb SitisIs
usut 2eben."
Gas gebeinnis her fat btlansisen GrIei$h.
ring uRe Seiluns rem Substituting, Ruhr, 2iaI<
r59t. Dospsrite, 9srenuunseteG5perbsn Rise1l-
nne 3ehsr>9tictK hura bic &nrpenhuna Sen
9iieIer's Strb Sitters rieet harin, eoe ha1eIbs
sinfabs, barmIrit une bed frdftise Stffanhtteils
snthlli, Esl6t auf BLU, Risrsn une 9tbsr frirfsn
uEe eurS eisftIbsu eos eonse Ssitsm ffarfeR une
beIeSen. Sn fsinsr 3ufammsnltshne rtsetatiIt.
f6sr Satur; ;~utsreitet sru eineu1 r~eeuIirEn AT;is;
tin terp6bTtes ueei5iHifAes 9r6parat; tnhefIiri
rca Au;ttn uno &pctbstnn. DiGIt3 itRe he ritr
5aurtpunfte IN Der GHpftbIune ron RiIRer's
Ssrb SittErs. RifbIer's Serb Sitftre pire scn
aafn grothefeTu ~Strfauff. greis $1.00 fir lie
GrrEs GlaiSe. 6 GlaiSen fuT $500.
5rasea Sic Strsn apsstsfG ua6 RifbIers Serb
SftFrS.S DeRa Ct sdhtIke HiAt bat. Rthmez Sic ui&ts
Gaeeres. fpHeerR feHetu Sie zine grFiarte an NiftleS
bsTb SiitsTs &C. 525 9rEmtroe st.. ThiIaetlpka.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
@eSanfenFsIit,rr

0ein &uf eIeidt Seinem S6atten.
DIT aebt CT Dir potdus, oft a d.;
supetIen lift er sr6Ber, 5uweiIen
tIeiner ais on.
Man9er seIanst bur9 feline Sudt,
fi3 &nf gu uerfGafeu, in Serruf.
Oas Slid sIei5t ieren erosem 6ers
rem, bic Iieber freisebig fn6, ais
ibre S3uIhen b~e3abIeu. s. 90.
@rfabruns lit elm 9iif,eaa, Be,
itebenb aus Waffen, bic uns uerIeSt bas
ben.
Gr5ieben bsi6t ben Rampf eeasn
nd ielbff in ieineu Rinberu weiterfdms
pfsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
getbHperratb.

YfGrrsr: vWebI wsiB i9 SIREN
S9merS 81 mhrtisen, TreibOfbansr !
SIR broUss Reib mai Sbr Steden
un6 Ser Stab!"
Bauer: ,6o5wir6eH piiien alto
aud, mas i'd ba5' ausfeben m u r
en2IA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
abaetrumpft.

Der 6err afsfOr tritt IN Elm Reitnis
rant un6 besi6t iiG m einen Gid, Der
bersits pom ms5rersH ieiuer getdnnten
befest lit. p@b, meiHe 9erren@, ruft
elmer b~eritIbsH, vieSt wiro unlere Gee
ieaf9aft erit fein!~
81, entsssnef Der 9err Ahefor,
molten sic beun f9on oufbre5en2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
araes ghwinoeI.

Yriu3ipaI: Y8urum MAIDEN sic
Bonn teius EipfeI auf bic ia
Commits: vSo, ieb'n Sic, i9 Ieibe
70 fsbr au S5uinbsIi 0enu i9 bonn
10 n Siipfel frei in Der 2uft i9uebeu
feb', pirb mfrs gam aruisIial-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
3erarent.

Der Ser ErOfefor te5rt BON elmer
tnrSen a6enbpromenabe ;uIid uub be-
merit in isi-iem 5iHiuier 2iGt. 2Sons
berbarA murrneIt Ct, vum 6iefe Seit
pftese i'd bod ni9t gu 9Guie gu feinlA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
r9au briugt be 8rut be 9au ben,
9enn III Bsbt al nat eten!"

Der 9eian9 perIlunnlte, nur Die
Wfulifdnteu ipieltsu pfi9tIduIbisit wsis
ter. Die Reiben Der am 9aupteineanes
5efin6Ii9en YerIonen tbeiIten fi6, unb
elm neuer SAT- betrat ben 6Iur, einen
4uqenbIid Guf Der SdmeIe iteben bIei.
6enb, um bas bunte Bib, boB bic Serz
iammIune bot, 5u ii6erbIiden. Damn
l9ritt CT auf Gus Brautpaar gu, bns ii9,
ObwObI fidtIi9 wiberwiui9, bel ieinem
Habsn erbob.
Der 8onImenbe tru9 Die 6untsIe
SffSisrs : Uniform btr frdn30fi9sn
Druanters. IS mar Der 9~ieutenant
0enrp Raubourg, Der 6i5rer bes
Seta9ements Der Riltenbefabune, bic
in S6arnrobe ibr S%auptqudrtier bate.
Der lieutenant mo6te bic Mtitte Der
3uan;ia wobl taum errei9t bnben; nbsr
Ser tnnteIe, wsnnsIsi5 ni9t itarte Bart,
bas sebrdunte NntIit feiner Sise lieBeu
i'm feinsuI IIter %porauseeiIt eri9eineu.
gr bate ft9 feline Spmpatbie ;u errins
gen sepust, pbpobI er eeIduis beuti9
Ipra5 unb teiner ign Der 9ertusfeu I'm;
ebrenbaftisteit o6er 1lnsere9tistsit 3eiben
tounte. Aber abaeie5en pom Der Q6z
neigune, bic benz beuti9en Sdr6monne
bic 5ronsoIeu:llnifoTm unb sumeilt bic
Der Oouonisrs eiuF6Bte, mar es bic Bers
f6nIi6teit Maubours's, bic ME elm Zip
ouf S9ornro6e %Iaffete.
SD toulme,@ nobm er bas @ort,
wdbrenb bic Muitanteu bic ReIO6ie
bes 9~abenIiebes meter ipisItsn, vuni
SbueH fir ben NntbeiI 81 bauten, ben
sic meinsu 9euten an Sbrem 5efe &c:
~itotten. SD bOfe, fe betrGsen fi4 ber
@uuf ~wiir6ie.~
Die 8rant, elm e6tes 2dn6u,db:
den, mar purpurrotb Bel Der aurebe
bes Sffi5iers gswor6en; Der 8rdaii9am
brsbte, baI6 trceis, baI6 perIessn, Bic
Ranten feiuss 6utes. Der Roosbausr
aber na5m has Wort: vgs lit beut' Elm
Gag Der 6reu6e, 9err lieutenant, mo
Der MenT9 ben NsnI9en iiebt uno ui9t
6as RIeib. @ir babeu @uere 2suts
ni5t seIaben, 9erT; aber 10 Ianse Il.
ii9 betrasen, ME fi6's tiemt, werbeu
mir linen ben SIaS nidt m%iBs6nnen.@
sd bante S5nsn% autportete Der
lieutenant. ,grInuben sic mir, gum
Ausbtud bes Dontes, bicfe Spsnhe 6er
Braut bor3ubriHsen .2ientennnt Ran.
EOurs ut ni9t reid unb nil ieiu Slid
! erft finben.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
GitudHrofe.

~....4IIo bic 9i9arren MAIDEN pier
Neart. Bite, msiH JrdnIein, t6nnen
sic mir auf EN- Se9smartfiid berauss
Ssbsu2@
raber bas gibbs ia gar ni5tl~
Sgfnn, bann bIeib' i1 einfweiIen
i4uIOisl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
@trIeumouna.

r@as beben ie Dir benin qet5an, bas
On gar 70 bsuIif, BepperI2~ =
yS16impft bab'n fe mi'!@-r SSa, uas
baben DID benn s'bsiBen2 2 nNn'
9dr an 9fdeiot'ni"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18

9rabow. Msdlenbura bat einer
feiner auf benz 9ebiete Der m~edlemburai-
f@en @efdi9te un6 MItertbnmstun6s
betudbrteiten Mdnner perIorsn, infeu
bier i'm aIter pom 80 Sabren Der emeri,
iirte &ettor Sobam @ottfrieb Roemer.
ebemals Better Der biefssn 8lrserI9uIe,
ffarb.
@reuesmibIeu. Oer Sif&Iers
meifer &dbIcr pom bier, Der nit fefnem
Geieden aus 9abrenbOrf 5uriidfebrte,
tla9te unterwess aber S9mersen In Der
9anb, bdnn uurbe er pI6sIi9 unwcbl
unb tonnte uidt weiter. Der @elele
elite, um 5ilfe gu boIen; ais er suridz
tebrte, mar &dhLer cine 2ei4e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18

Quremburs. &c. Mai. Der
RSnia. @ro69er,o9 Eat aud beuer wies
Der cine Slu3abI 8rdmien FIR ben muiferz
oiltiaen 8etrieb pom Ader9itern inter
so Settoren, fernsr fir IanOwirtbi4aft:
Iide MeIiorationeu, G%iufibrung neuer
6~utierpfanSen, 3u9t o 0austbieren,
perbeferte Maidinsn &C. ausseUorfsn.
OieIe Yrdmien werben bur9 bic beibeu
Ianbw. 8ereine bes 2anbes uertbeiIt
uerSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18


Spepcr. Seit einisen Sasen we;lt
ST.. Seurp 6iIgarb 8iIaro, ber betannte
6ubit9dter unierer BfaIs, bier in fetner
9aterita6t gu Beiu9.
8erqsabern. Su DO,renba5 ftsl
udhrerb bes @ottesbienites Der prot.
8far,er &ubn POM collage 9etroften
auf Der San;el to6t UNI.
Tretusbeim. Die Win9erte baben
burd ben Ietten 6roit in u~nierer 9esenb
ffenenueile - in~sbelonbere in ben ttes
feren 2aaeu - fart 9eIitten. Was oas
Don peri@rnt bIieb, aet9t iebr t9One
Samen.
Rtr6beimboIanben. Die biers
FER ei~nberufene Notwithstanding oes
8ereins Der OcutI6en Soltspartei Der
8foI, wurbe pom benz Sebirtsamt per-
boten. Die 6ffentIi9e SoItsperfamm7
lung bassssn mar febr 5oblrei9 6ein9t'
gDirtttmbrra.
@tuttaart. SIM Sabre 1872 MAJ
,wifhen @el,beim unb 0~aubersbetul
Der Bauer Scter aug Iettereni Srte er.
fhIaoen unb beraubt mprben. Nls oes
GerbredeHs f5uIbis wurben bamnls
,wei Mduner uon NtanonSweiler, Oaf'
ferner unb 6asenmair, gu Iebensldn9'
idnolider Su6f1ausi frafe uerrrtbeilt'
Der ~erifere fst nod i'm 9n@tbauie, os'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18

2ambur9. Der in Der &Ieinen
5%o9dantsllroBe Is wobnenbe Barber
Ssse tolte f@ Dor @sri9t wesen
uee'nsies un6 falI6er ani9uIoisung
asranhpOrtsn. AIs bic 6auptbeIahunsss
9sas'a sssen &Iee, bic neben ibm, $40.
u, uobncnbe @ittwe S6made, aus
S9tsn' 9auie trat, fam pISsli9 6Iee aus
Iaasr 93auStbiir un6 feuerte eineu &es
so.Osrl9uB auf bic Srau ab. Oarauf
~ q ft@ 3uei Sdafe in bic 8ruif beis
ssOre9t un6 1T alsbaIb baran aeftorben.
" Glses 8obnuns wur6e elm Brief an
vt StaatsanwuItf6aft porsefunbsn, in
su9srl er berieIben an5eiet, baB bic
S91iads i'm gu @run6e 9sri9tet, inben1
i p9 aIs BeLnltun9sseugin se9en ibr
SaOeiseLafen babe. DesbaIb babe el
ps lniO ft9 aus Der Belt f9ofeu rOnen,
Sremen. Gus Mains wirb INTERN
3: gtGt beri@tet, taB breiBis S6reiner'
oslelen Der 6irnla u. 8embe bic Staot
.s.1sBsn, nm nod @lasgow 3u reiien
.Sle!olt Der speite pom Der 6irrla aus
yIFattets Dampfer bes vRorbbeuti@el
aogea ulcntirt uirb. Oie arbeit fol
A~u aSo@en IN Anfpru9 nebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18

siamariugen. Die ansfiibrung
ses groists elmer Bd5n uou bier mad
TutIinem TT jet ssfidert. Ser wiirt:
trm6eraildcn Resiernn9 wurbe ndmIi6
tir,Iid uon Der preuBii9sH bic @tIau6z
mia ,ur anfertigun9 genereaer 8orz
ar5eifsn fir bic Giisubabn inner6aI6
bss 6aH5rtsn preuBif6en Staatssetirts
atbsiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18

nit 9utmiitbi9en 3i9en; aber 70 traurie
fab er barein, ais lei ri sebannt aug ber
TrObIi9en Rreis, unb Gang unb Gan,
i6m miBs6unt.
Die Wfufit 6e9anu cine nele @siIe,-
elm tiefer Seuf5er entrans it9 6es Sung
linss gruf.
Sober bob bic aIte bas 9aupt, Gin
ausorud Ieibeni9uftIi5erQiet Lag in Dem
gIi6e, ben iie auf ben Sraurisen ri6tete,
ais wOae fie in feiner SeeIe GieFs brin.
gen.
.Sriebe, masf On ni6t tun.en2~
fruste iie, un6 ibre ioulf 10 berbe
Gimme tIans wsi9 unb miIb. sd
lab DID germ inter zen Oirnen. gs
lit ia 2uit bsuts in S9arnroSe unt
Subsl rings. SsIbft Der 5ran,mann
betOmmt iein S6eiI. l1nb Ou....~
Sriebri3, mad Der abtlr5uns 6ss
4anoes v5ris6e" esiannt, Der Sobn
Der ein5i9eu, tur3 mad Der @eburt
beiisIben uerforbenen Go9ter @Itmari:
Tens unb eines sIei9fnIs uerilorbenen
tIeirlen Sauern, f9lttelte ben bIonber
Scpf.
r9oB mid Bel Din bIeibsu, GrOs:
mntter,1 fasie er, SIS udre mir obne.
bies lieber ssueien, bate i9 rubis bel
Sir IN unIerem @drtden fiSen f6nnen,
= gum Ittten RaIe, 9rOBmutter, ebG
i3 f3eibe. @er peiB, cb mir ie wieber
neben eiHdn6er iiten werben in unierer
9aisblottIaubeI Mein 0eri 1T f3uer,
S~roBmutter, un6 nun nod f3werer.
Gag uus beimte5ren."
r6risbe, Grie6e, msinf On, bas i'd
uersnist fet nnb gr96ssu fdn6e an
Riin9ttans2~ fdste bic alts. v&bsl
i'd tonnte bes Moosbnueru GinIaSnne
ni3t ousi5Inseu unb 6adte, bas laitise,
Ereibeu wer6e Did ;erffreuen unb auf.
heitsrn. Spri9 ni9t Don Erennuus
Sriebe! SD ertras's nt5t, wenn i'd
bente, baB On morseu f9On S9orn.
robe uu6 bic oIte @rOBmutter bintel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-18
CIbenbnra.

OIbenburs. 9ier sraifrt sesene
wdrti9 zine wabre SeIbihmorbmanie.
9enIi6 erbdnste fi9 in ben biefisen 4ns
IG9su elm Semiuariif, Der f6on felt
Idngerer 3eit an S9uermutb lit. @m
3weiten Gag barna9 mari fi9 Bel Quas
fenbrid elm bOrtiser pobIftuirter
6a6ritant o ben bsranbrauienben Gi>
fenbabn3ug nn6 wurbe 3ermaImt. Auf
sIei6e &eiIe iu3te elm biefses Oienits
md69sn ben Cob. Sic uur6e pom bes
oil ber 2otomotiUe bsfin6Ii9en S5neez
rdumern sefaFt, bic ibr ben &opf GER
1eiihteu.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11

Omnipotence waiting twentyyears to
punish city in that way by killing
scores of her citizens and destroying
millions of dollars of the property of
those, the majority of whom, proba-
bly,, never raised arms against the
government.
For my part, / sincerely regret the
misfortune that has befallen this
goodly Southern city, if for no more
humanitarian reasons, at least because
it is one of the few cities in our coun-
try that can show scars of war and
monuments of history. There is
scarcely square or building in
Charleston that could not "a tale I'M
fold" to engage the enraptured ear Of
the lover of his country. Charleston
has always been, in my minds eye,
the American Carthage, ''city of the
sea-" one of the brightest spots on
our historical panorama; but until
the case just spoken of, have never
seen one who was willing to COM
plete the comparison by crying in
malicious accents, "Detenda est Car
thago."
Mr.. Editor, l close this last of my
series of letters with the assurance OF
an abiding appreciation for the indul-
gence shown them-an indulgence
which would go further than any
other consideration in inducing me
to appear in your columns in the flu
ture. S. l.. G.
Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 8, 1886.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
An Unfortunate Typographical Error

"By an unfortunate typographical
error" says Dakota newspaper,
tive were made tosay last week that
our distinguished townsman, Prof.
Kennedy, was about to rig upa mob
by baboon for the comfort and enjoy
ment of his daughter on her wedding
trip over the prairies. What we
meant to say was a hobby balloon.
We write this with our left hand
while lying on our spare bed, with
one eye entirely closed and the other
hand-painted and an inverted chair
across our stomach for a writing table.
The extent of our regret for the blum
der may be measured by the Difficult
ties we have surmounted in penning
this explanation"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
NASHVILLE MARKET REPORT.

Corrected from the Nashville Union every
Thursday evening.
The general trade was very fair to-
day in all lines. Groceries continue
in active request and steady. Coffees
are again firm. In the eastern mar
kets prices have become stationary
and fractionally easier, but are again
tending upward.
Flour continues steady and active,
with no change in the market.
Wheat is very steady, and all offer
ings meet with ready sale at full
rates. There is no quotable change
in prices, but tirmer tendency pre-
walls.
Corn remains quiet, the southern
demand being very light. Ship
ments today, seven cars.
Feed stuffs are dull, the business
being confined pretty much to the
retail trade.
Provisions continue firm, with q
good trade. The advance in prices is
well sustained.
Country produce-The receipts
were larger to-day, besides, the ship
ping demand has considerably faller
off. Eggs were dull at l2c. Poultry
was also generally dull, but not ma
terially lower. Butter was quiet ant
easy at 10 to 15c. Feathers remain
firm at 43c, and occasionally 432c il
paid. In other articles no changes
occurred. v.,.-
Wheat, from wagons, good dry, 700 72H
Corn-from wagons, to 40.
Corn Meal 55 to
Oats to 81.
Hay, prime timothy, per ton, $11.5Oto $13
Dried Fruit-Apples n to &c; evaporate
c: Peaches, halves, to C; quarters
to C. blackberries, toe,
Feathers-prime, 43 to.
Beeswax-choice, to 90
Rags-well assorted, 81 so to
Genseng-dry, 60 to 20.
Butter 10 to Is
Eggs l3to 1871
Chickens-frying II Ia @16c; hens, 15@1
Tallow-cheice, 81 to
Irish potatoes, per Dbl. soto 90.
Wool--pnwashed, 20 to &c.
tub washed, 33 to SO.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11

CQCEI New Book of Fancy Works with 100
InELi Illustrations, $50 New Stitches, 10
Special Offers. 200 Picture Bulletin
IS col. story paper, all for &c postage.
NATIONAL BAZAAR, : W, Broadway, Ny.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11

1t endorses the action of our repre-
sentatives in Congress in their efforts
to redeem the pledges of the party
made at Chicago, by attempting to
secure a reformation of the tariff laws
and a reduction of taxes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11

BILE BEANSl What a funny name
for a medicine! Nevertheless it is very
.Snifcant as applied to the article.
i:ile, according to Webster, is "a yell
lowish bitter, viscid nausceous fluid,
Secreted by the liver" Whenever the
liver does not act properly this fluid is
retained in the blood and poisons the
wholesystem, and sallowness and misery
is the result. SMITHS BILE BEANS
is sure cure for biliousness and liver
complaint. Price, 25 cents per bottle.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
Insolvent Notice.

Thos. c. Lind, Admir- of Greer WOodlee,
Dec'd,vs. Jacob Woodlee, ct ais
The insolvency of Greer Woodlee, decd
having been suggested, and the administra-
ton of said estate having been transferred
from the County Court to the Chancery
Court All creditors of said estate are here.
by notified to file their claims duly authen,
ticated with the Clerk and Master of the
Chancery Court at McMinnville, Tennessee,
within the time prescribed by law, or they
equity. This August 9th, 1886.
J. C. BILES, C & NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
Commercial.
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,

Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,
McMinnville. Sept. 10, 1886.
The demand for grain has been less
active during the past week. Corn is
very dull. The new crop South is
ready for use, and the cut in freight
rates from the West together have
made the market for corn especially
very dull. The new crop is generally
good and so near maturity that we
may expect low prices for some time.
Good, sound, plump, clean wheat is
in demand, but the lower grades are
not wanted.
Eggs havedeclined in the Nashville
and other Southern markets. The
weather is rather too warm at pres
ent tor eggs.
Sun dried apples, new, are salable
at II. The demand and supply are
both light.
WHEAT 67@ 7Os blu.
CoRN-new to 40,
FLoUR-new, $2.5O@$3 90 y 100 lbs.
MEAL-R bu. 45@50c.
OATs-R blu. 2219@ 25
CHICKENs-Hens 4c p 10
BUTTER-SB 10. 10 to Is
EGGs-a doz to &c.
GINsENG-R ID. 1.25 to
BEEswAX-Ss ID. 1Sc.
FEATHERs-S9 ID. 3S to
TALLow-s8 ID. &c.
Green hides 5@6c. Grubby u of
LARD-Ss ID. Sc.
BACON
Shoulders 6X
Hams 10 to.
Sides IL
Hog round
Wool, unwashed, 14@1Sc
tub washed, % to &c
Poultry-Hens 4; Turkeys, to.
Stock peas. to
DRIED APPLEs-P ID. 1Ato C.
Blacberries to &c.
Homestead Fertilizer, 25to $50 p 10(
Irish potatoes cts. S9 blu.
Green APPLES, 80 to 40 per bushel.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11

1t endorses the platform adopted by
the Democratic National Convention
in 1884.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
To the People Of McMinnVi||e,

Um prepared to clean and color old
clothes and make them look like new.
Prices reasonable. Go to your closet and
get your old clothes and have them made
new. Coloring guaranteed not to fade or
smut. Please give me trial. Respectfully
CALLIE BYARS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
Club Rates.

We will club the STANDARD with
any of the papers named below, at
the price opposite each. These prices
include both papers for one year,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01

For three years Mitchell withstood the
petty insults and thefts enacted by Mexican
local authorities and desperadoes. and
when his sheep began to disappear by hum,
tlreds, no redress being given him by the
authorities, he gave up his situation, and
Mr.. Bardelben sold his entire possession in
Mexico for $4,000, to the Villegea broth
ers, Of Laredo, Texas. These gentlemen
are Spaniards by birth. One of them be-
came naturalized citizen of the United
States in 1877. Since their purchase OF
the property they have been subjected to
several indgnitics, such as being COM
PEELED to pay imaginary fines, etc, but
have never complained. A few days ago,
the brother. who is still a citizen of Spain,
while at the ranch with his wife and four
little children, was awakened by body OF
fourteen armed men, at o'clock in the
morning, who, with authority from the AL
calde of Elpau. some fourteen miles dis
tant, ordered him TO deliver up whatever
arms he had Mt the ranch; also all his
horses. This he refused to do, but his
arms and horses, some five or six in num-
Der, We're forcibly taken. No reason can
be assigned for the outrage except jealousy
upon the part of the worthless inhabitants
of the section,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
Through An Open Draw.

The first accident Of any importance that
has happened on the Dunleith and Du-
buque bridge occurred few days ago. \
freight train Of twenty-five cars on the Ill
inois Central coming west was passing
through the tunnel. There is heavy up
grade to reach the bridge, and the locomo-
tive had a big head of steam on. The
breaking Of !; coupling pin, six cars from
the head of the train, gave the engine an
impetus which the engineer was unable TO
overcome, and, the draw being open, the
engine and two ears went into the river,
where they now lie, with corner of the
tender just above the water. The fireman,
conductor and brakeman jumped from the
train and escaped injury. The engineer
stuck to his post, vainly trying to arrest the
locomotive, and went over with it, The
cab tloated off and he stuck to it I'LL res
cuel by skitf. He is seriously injured,
but not necessarily fatally. His name is
George Banter, of Amboy The third car
hung suspended from the bridge and de-
layed the closing of the Draw till noon,
when the wreck was cleared away.