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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
Ans Der OenRf6rin.

weIde ben baperiIden &ammern ais 8e.
leg fur bic unabweisIi6e Gotbwenbigteit
Der ginissuns elmer &ssenti4aft unters
breitet werben folte, wur6e nod porber
foIsenbes betannt: vDas S9riftfiid
entbdIt uebit NRocrem brsi Gobcsurs
tbeiIe, bic Der R6nie aus eigensm Ans
triebe sssen feline Minifter sefdat bat.
Oer @rfte, 9egen weI9en CT aus 6obeus
i9wansau elm brrartises vGooesurtbeiI"
oblenbeu IieB, war Der 6inauSminiiter.
gs eei1ob bies unmitteIbar, nadbem
brrfelbe bur9 Rotb SIus benz S6nis
bate wiiien Infsu, baB CT ni@t in Der
gage iei, bic s~cfor6erten 9eIbbetrdge
Sur Disposition iu ifeueu. aIs Ser
f9drfnn9 Der benz S~inansminifter suee;
ba6ten G~obesirafe mar beftimmt, bag
berieIbe IN leinem Amtsbureau aufaes
bdn9t wer6eu foae. Ra9 unb mad ers
bieIteu fdmmtIide Miniffer ibre 8ers
urtbCiIuns gum To6e, ais Qester 6rei
berr D. @%ruiIsbeim i'm Wdr3 bieies Sab
res. Die 6erren babeu biefe S@rifts
ftide w0bI Uerwabrt unb bic Originate
liegen ben Atten BEL. Serner finb barin
aIe Seweishiife sntbaIten, ueI9e fG
ouf bic auseorbnete 8erbaftuns hes
Cabinets Sceretdrs D. 3iesIer unb bic
tdsIi9eu &opporte be;ieben, bic benz
R6nis iber has 8ein6en bes permeints
lid IN Der 6eftuns bsfin6Ii9en 3ie9Ier
uorseIest werbeu musten. 3wciunbs
breiBis bur9 ben &6nis ueruunOste Ser;
ioneu, benen Der R6nis, iet es bur9
Snfirumente o6er, in Grmoneelune fol-
der, burd @Idier unb BorSeaan S9as
ben Sufiste, ffn6 uer3ei9net, nsbit ben
Summen, bic Ct baun ben BeI6dbiaten
GIs S@merSensseI6 ~ous;abIen lief. Die
SrOBte Summe betrdst IL, 200 Rarr,
weIGe iener @beuaurIeser erbieIt, benz
Der R6nis auf 9erren&ismiee Elm toffs
bares 2beeieruiee ans MeiBener BroseIs
Tan an ben &opf i@Ieuberte, neil er ouf
bem 9IGtteu Barquet bes SpeiiefaIons
a~nsSeoIittsn un6 cine 6Iai9e bate faI.
len Iaien. Der Dentf@riTt iin6 meter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
8trmti@te Ra@ri@tea.

- Die @boIera iff in Der
5000 ginuobuer sdbIen6en 9emein6e
@obi9Ora (Yrou. 6errara IN StaIien) mil
furdt6arer Sraft oussebro9en. IS tom:
men 3pan3is un6 mebr Eobssfdue tdsIid
Dor.
-Oas 8urI9enIie6 % 6eis
beIbers1 pom 6arI 9srins. Nluit6irets
tor in Burg, lit IN bic 6elfammIune
ralt 9sibelbere, 6u feline" ~Guf1enom'
men, un6 benz Oi9tertomponiifen elm
Y~reisbumpsn ~3u1tannt wOrben.
Der preuBifde 6etm III
ieSt in YOrtueal oIs Ropfbeoedune fur
bic 9uuptwafeugattuusen a~nsenonImen
uHo cine erfte 9ieferuns pom 5000 6eIs
men ilt uon Der BerIiuer Wilitdr. gffet.
ten=Sirma Robr unS Speper bereits
oortbin abeeianbt wor6en.
- Oeutf3Ian6 1T f9ous Al
@aher un6 3u Qan6e fart, nber aud bic
Cuff uir6 nInmebr IN ben 8ereia Der
0eiIitdrfpbdre se3oeen. @s befttbt 6ers
5eit elm 8aIlon : Oeta9sment, weI6es
Pom 1. SUM- an ben Rdnen r9uftf9if;
ferabtbeiIuns~ erbaIten Cat unO benz gi=
ENCOURAGEMENT suset5eiIt wOrbeu lit.
8 ben 4usba9seruneen
IN Der Saifer @iIb eIme8 ride IN Berlin
gebt man bur9 hds Moor bis auf ben
gewa9ienen Boben biuat, un6 IS wers
ben babel Sun6e aug 3eiten eema6t, in
beneu bic ufer Der Spres nod ni9t bes
ftebeIt, fon6ern pom uruaI6 umae6en
paren. go cat man etua elm Ouben6
abseworfene 9irf9 : @epeibe berauFaes
bolt, bic an Der Krone gum SbeiIe BON
Armesfdrts inS. sic 3eueen BON elmer
3eit, in Der bier Der 5iri9 bes @aIbes
CUR Srdnte stns.
Der iapauif6 c Rronprina
6uibimi, weI3er aesenpdrtig europa
6ereit, itsbt sesenwdrtis I'm %. 9ebenss
iabre. Ssin gaterIanb usrIisB CT unee.
fdbr uor einem Sabre un6 bisIt fi9 bis
per Idneere 3eit in Stalien, Spdnien
unb 6rantrei9 auf. @r niurmt in Der
iapanil3eu Nrmee ben &aus zines Ober.
fen elm un6 bat europdil9e 9ilbuns aes
uo6eu. Su ftiner Susen6 f9on weilte
er Idnsere 3sit in Baris unb Berlin.
-Der Beffif&e @efaubte
in 9aris, 9ruf gu3snbers, pFeste fi9
pom bsribmten StaatsTdnnern Auto:
erapben ous,ubitten. 9ui,ot bat auf
elm NIbumblatt bic Seutens eeI6riebeu:
Bd6renb nleiner Ianeen 9anf6ahn babe
i9 ssIernt, SieIes gu perseiben, ober
Ri9ts gu uergehen.@ Ebiers Dat bins
s~usefist: .gtwas 8erssBIi9teit fann
Der oufridtieen SerSei5una ui4t f9as
ben Sismard ersdnSte: vBas mid
anbetriht, 10 BAT mid msin 2eben ees
lebrt, SieIes 81 uereeheH un6 mir febr
SieIes uerjeibeu gu Iafen.~
= SIM StepbanssDom in
Bieu wir6 iett cine nsue OrssI anfse=
felt, bic Sci 6. s.. @aIter in 2u6wiess
burg gebaut wor6en III. Die 6tnl@ofz
fung Der EbeiIe n0bm Z gIenbabnuoacn
IN Anipru9, unS bic AnffeIlnns wirb
q Ronat n AnIpru9 nebmen. Die
OreeI erhdIt 3RGunnIe nit IS, 81 unb
IA un6 elm 8e6oI NIT 90 tIinaeu6eu
Sttmmen. Oas aIte Barpdgebdnie uirb
beibebaIten. Ro3 Der @iener Oeutf6en
Seitung babeu me5r ais 80 Arbeiter 8
lang On Der Ored eebout Erots
benz tofiet iie Hur 81 600 u. &e9net
man fur Bacterial unb transport MIR
IL 900 Niarf, 70 wiroeu BEL nur so
Arbeiteru mr 40 PfeHHige tdsIi9er
ArbeitsIobn entfaaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
2ailioudre Der afteu nab meuem
2Seft.


Dor einioer 3eit bra9te Der s9. y.
6eraIb~ cineu ArtifeI iiber bic Wtiuioz
ndre Der alien un6 neuen WeIt, IN nell
&em bic 3abI Der MiaiOndre IN teiner
Stabt, uiGt einmaI ber @eItftaot Xons
bon, Guf iber go an9e9eben, San 6rane
cisco aber IN Der 2iite .aIs ni9t 3u erz
mitteIm@ uersei9net mar uieIe ebemaIige
Meiniondre feien uerarmt, anoere tort9es
,oaeu u. I. %. Dieter ArtifeI bat ben
3ofaIpatrioiismus in San 6ranciseO
mdGtis anseFG9t unb bortise Bldtter
brinaen ieSt 5ur gbrenrettung ibrer
StaSt cine elite pom 1O4 vUfiaionefen".
QeIanb Stanforb, trob ieiuer groBen
S6entunsen, unb g6arIss @roder lteben
nit lber 20 Milicuen ieber an Der
Spite. 5rau 9optius foIst nit 1e
Miaionen, 6loo6 unb Dtadap iouen
ieber etma 10 Niaionen befiseu. Wm.
Sbarou's Ra9IaB pirb auf 4 bis 5
Riaioneu perauidlast. @ir srsifeu
aug ber Gam 5ranciseoer Miuiondrss
LITE folsenbe beutl9e o6er beuti6tIin'
eenbe Ran1en beraus: Sol. Sranhens
tein, 2ewis 9erftIe, 6. Z. 9OIbitein,
Rrs. @reenwaIb, ism. 9saer, Sfaac
6obn, Gam. 2admaH. @6as. Cur,
Daniel Weper, MOies &oieubdum,
SamueI Roieuifod, Z. Su9s, N.
Sa&s, SaeOb Steru, 2cuis S9loe.
CLAUS SpredeIs, 3. SprldeIs, Sep
StrauB, u. Sutro, ). 8. Bilmeroins.
- 2On6on, 9aris unS 0ew Dort wer'
ben, mas bic 3abI ibrer DeiaiOndre be.
trifft, bod fiber ben 8Orrang o GA
6rancisco e~innebmeu. Die 9eriug'
3abl Der 2onboner miaiOneni9werer
RapitaIiffen in Der 2ifte bes rR. ..
9eraI6~ birfte fi5 pobl bamit ertldrer
lafien, bag bort bic NaiuiOnen in Pfnn:
ben Sterling sere@net wer6en unb iit
aug einem Yfunos Wiaioudr fhnf an'
sebenbe Dollar : Mtaiondre f4nitsIr
I11en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16


Erot feiner IiberaIen @cfinnuns seists
Der Brins fdon ais SansIins eine gss
gentle gewanbfkeit I'm 8erfcbr nit ben
poIitifden Bcrteien; Ct uubte f9 nil
ben glsrifnlen 81 uerhaItrn unb hitete
f9 dneffIi9, fe cor ben Ropf gu ffoBen.
SSu G5eateItretfeu mar CT Elm bdufser
un6 germ sefebener @af. 6ribseitig
aher f3ou sfus NIT henr 8rinsen cine
Aenoetuns 10 13. Sm grsenfas tu
Ieinem f6nisIidsu 8ruoer, Der Ri9arb
@osHer unb bic &Ialfter beuorsuste,
sewann Bring Otto einc bsIoHSere 8ors
Iiebe FIR Saeques O6enbG5. SnfoIee
timer 2ebeusfn5rung, wel9cr Der CARTE
R6rper bes Btinsgu ni9t seuadfsu
mar, uerFeI CT RAID IN feiner @elun6=
belt. giuif Der Ieb~ensIufi9Efe iunge
Naun, psrfitI CT iest IN tiefenE ribfnu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

Die eiusise 9inie 6ur5 mel9e man oene
Sarue6IeI unh obne ertra Ses0blIni9 Don
ct. Qouis mad Cincinnati gsIdn0eH tam.
FUR &idets, &ateu ober irseHe ptlqe IN
formation melee man nd an BIC 8idefsA9eas
tan Der nit 6ieier IN SerbiiIonn9 reeeneeh
Babueu.
IN st. eouis 1O1 u. 100 rl5rbI. 4. Ctr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16
amerikanif6e SereonRer.

@ie bic beutisen @oIbonteI aus Ames
rita bef9affen finb, tam man aus foIs
seuem trasistOmif@m @ef9i9t@eu err
leben: Dor etwa breiBis sSabret mans
berte elm @tttener Bhreer mad Amerifa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-16

= Cine srOse AnsabI .@rmts6oues
RdIf6en,~ 6ie IN 6ffentIiden Bldten pa
Stobt Reu : Oort anseibIaseil Iparens
wur6en poriee @o9e ge0fFnet. Ste enIs
bieIteu $I0I SO, mebrffeHs "a Yen
MES Cine serinse GAIL balber UNI
aauser Dollars, Iowie ein 5artecuaEs
ftl6 befanSen li9 barunter. Da ARoras
meut. 6onb 1T bamit auf $I2l $3.50
anaewaHisn.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

While Commissioner Stumph was
in our town, last week, he had under
consideration the offence Of selling
tobacco without lice nse. Parties who
are habitual law breakers should be
punished, and that severely, but 1t
seems rather unfair that man
should be punished for accom- mo
dating his neighbor with a little
tobacco when he had no thought of
committing an otfcnse against the
law, still such things happen. We
presume that every man who is ca.
pable Of attending to his domestic
affairs knows when he is acting in
violation Of the law, but if he fails
to know, that does not excuse him.
Officers OF the law should not be
censured for carrying out the law to
the letter, but on the contrary should
be assisted when assistance can be
rendered and all who hope to escape
punishment at the law must he law
abiding. There are three articles
around which law makers have plac.
ed such restrictions that the man who
handles them must do so with much
caution if he would not become a
law breaker. The three articles re
ferred To above are deadly weapons
whiskey, which also might be called
a deadly weapon, and tobacco
While we do not want to be under
stood as advocating the use of tobac
co in any way. but would be glac
that our law makers would remove
the tax ON tobacco, but upon whls
key and weapons we hope that, in
stead of removing these restriction
they will increase them until tin
point is reached that every body viii
be sfraid to handle them in any way
. We would advise our readers to b.
very careful in handling tobacco
} The amount that is made from fe,
transactions would by no mean
compensate for the shagrin of gonI
to court and much less Of the cos
, incurred.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
Extracts from a Letter written by
B. WALLER TAYLOR.
TO the Evansville Daily Courier.

For hong while / have contem
plated making trip up Tennessee
river, and ON Tuesday evening
boarded the staunch and elegant pas.
senger steamer clyde" with Capt.
Dick Morrow in command and geni.
al Will Duncan as her first clerk,
with two able assistants.
We did not leave Evansville until
nearly twelve o'chck. The night was
very stormy and showing hard. and
the Ohio river being full of ice. great
ly Retarded the usual speed of the
boat. A goo,ily number of Evans
viile's commercial travellers were on
board, trying To reach their custom
ers at different points on the river.
l also noticed several drummers
from Cincinnati, Louisville and Phil.
slelphia. At Morganfeld, KY. We
learned that the steamer JAS. W Gafl
was ahead Of US, nearly three hours
from this point dow to Paducah
We had to fight our way inch by inch
as the ice lay before US in great fields
When We reached Golconda we
sighted the Gaff. which was jus,
rounding out. Atthis point we took
on several more Evansville boys, anC
lost as many more, who got off her,
to do the back country. We we're 81
Golconda nearly an hour, when W,
cut loose and followed the Calf whirt
We sighted late in the evening goin!
down the "chute" opposite Smith
land. Our boat put out after her
and We soon found the Gaf was do
ing her utmost to bea' us to Paducal
so We made chsse-quite a move
scele in great fields IF ice. The pas
sengers on both toats. as cold as i
was, were out on the guards cheer D:
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

As stated In the columns of the
COURIER, at the outset, it is non
political, and will remain so and OF
course will take no part In the com
ing contest. Candidates who wish
10 make personal explanations can
do so when their communications
are properly signed and accompanied
with the cash, nut in no case will
political discussions be allowed t.
enter our columns for pay or Other
reasons.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

A counterfeit of the standard or
Bland silver dollar is in circulation
in our county, it seems in large
numbers. The date runs from 1878
to 1896 These counterfcits are com
posed of anthony and lead, but are
heavily silver plated and it is next
TO impossible to detect them until
the plating begins to wear off We
warn our readers TO look out for this
dangerous counterfeit and be on
their guard against them Hickman
Pioneer
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
Climax Light Mower,

Can he operated by any hoy csps'
BILE of driving team; is neat and
attractive in appearance, has no side
draft, and is offered to the public
with the assurance that when only a
mower IS desired, il is the cheapest
and best. and will give better salts
faction than any other machine We,
invented. J. D. McDOUGAL, Agt,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

In view OF the fact that war in
Europe Is Imminent We would advise
our farmer readers to increase their
acreage for bresdstuff and lesson
that for cotton. We base our pre-.
diction for war in Europe on reports
Of var preparations are being made
aud daily reported from many of the
eastern countries. This prediction
may not be verified. but in case it is
not you will not be worsted by fol
losing the adsice given.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

Choctaw, Marengo and Sumpter
Counties Ma, Was the scene of an
EARTHQUAKE last week. The shock
At many places, was sufficient to
shake dead limbs from the trees,
shake crockery from the shelves,
plastering from the walls and many
other things that caused much fear
and excitement among most Of the
inhabitants.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

A recent investigation Of the ore
beds in Hickman County by J. b.
Killebrew shows that the county
contains much valuable mineral,
enc ore bed being thirty feet thick.
The district containing this ore is
also we'll supplied with timber.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

"what's the matter SIP" you are not
looking well. 40 nothing only a slight
cold" In two days after the above con-
verSatioL S" wasvery sick with pneu-
monia. Had he at first taken a desc of
SMITHS BILE BEANS q bean) he
would have been surely cured without
harm. A cold is congestion; BILE
BEANS will relieve a cold quicker
than any other remedy, rs it relieves tho
congested part at once. For sale by all
medicine dealers. Price, &c. per bottle
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

The war between the police com
mission and the city council, OF
Chattanooga, over the method OF
%, ing the police, has resulted in the
appoi !. tment of q receiver TO take
charge of the police fund, with a fair
prospect for the ultimate overthrow
of the present city government.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

We have for sale a scholarship in
a short hand Institute located at
Louisville and Nashville. The les
sons will he given by mail, and the
Institute guarantees positions to all
its students. Any young man who
would like to learn short hand, com,
and consult us.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

Ex Sheriff Foute, Of Louden Coun-
", whose sentence TO eighteen years
In the penitentiary was concerned
by the Supreme Court last week
hat defrsuded the State out of $40,
600.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

John B Cough, the eloquent TEN
perance lecturer, died the 1Ssh at
Frankf,rd, Pa. He was stricken
with paralysis while |, curing at the
Frankfort Presbyterian church on
the previous Monday night.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

Immediately after the death Of
Gen. Hancock, who it is SAID died
poor, q subscription was circulated
10 raise a fund for his widow, which
now exceeds one hundred tho asand
dollars.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

The Legislature Of Ken ucky has
under consideration a bill providing
that wife heaters shall be punished
at the Whipping post the wife to be
a competent witness against the
husband.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

DR.. Jones, OF Mckenzie, has been
chosen medical superintendent of
the construction Of the West Ten
nessee Insane Asylum
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

A new lot of goods just received
1T f. C. Kendall's. including Furni.
ture, franks, Valises and many
other things to be sold low down.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

We are authorized to announce JOHN l..
Jones, OF Columbia, a candidate for Attor-
nsy-general Of the 9th Judicial Circuit, CON-
posed Of the Counties Of Hardin, Wayne,
Lawrence Lewis, Hickman, Giles and Maury.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

We are authorized to announce +. ~.
PATTERSON candidate for Circu',
fudge Of the 9th Judicial Circuit composed
Of the counties Of Maury, Giles Hickman,
Lewis, Lawrence, Wayne..and Hardin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

We are authorized to announce Hon: L.; +.
PADGETT a candidate. for Circuit Judge
Of the 9th Judicial Circuit OF Tennessee. COM
posed Of the counties Of Maury, Giles, Law
renee, Lewis, Hickman, Wayne and Hardin
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
NON RESIDENCE NOTICE.

E. J. Carter, In County Court
vs. al
Tiny Hambright. } Savannah Tenn.
In this cause it appearing from the petition
that defendant Tiny Hambright is non
resident Of the State of Tennessee: 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court, that Publica-
ton be made for her, four successive weeks
in the SAVANNAH COURIER, a newspaper
published in the town Of Savannah Tenn,
Commanding said defendant to enter her
annearence herein and make defence on or
before the FIRST Monday in March, 1880. or
this cause will be taken as confessed as to
her and he proceeded with ertarte, and furth-
er ordered by the Court that this notice be
Snread upon the minutes Of the Court.
|. C. Mitchell, Clerk.
Il
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
COIN Ring FREE

Te make III. circulation Of Bskers Illustrated xenihy
$4,000 eopies upsa receipt Of fve.tyfve Goats for st
He.tks' suh>errties Is for ell will mail postpaid Be.at
fa HEAVY Relied eed Plate band Ring tor dy gent tree
. hssT. Or Rs0s turunfed he.vy toiled ee
ftAts and look ke solid Geld. Oar pSper 4psge = =
ia ecournn Literary Paper. containing Family and frs-le
felcs snd narrative R-siiag Matter Cut this sd e
Neara rsrsr Aitrs,s Ruk mus Ncnihv. Fvifene, RI
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
For Attorney General.

We sre-authori1ed to announce w. p.
CLARK, OF Centreville, Hickman County, a
candidate for Attorney-General for the 9th
Judicial district
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

We srs"Suthorized TO announce JOE II.
RUSSELL, OF Columbia. candidate Tor
Circuit Judge Of the 9th Judicial Circuit.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

Chattanooga is raising 100000 for
a new Opera house and will succeed.
The daily Times inaugurated the
enterprise.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

The recent fire shet in the East
caused much loss Of property and
suffering among the people.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
For Circuit Judge.
70 the Citizens Of the 9th Judicial
Circuit.

I announce myself candidate for Circuit
Iudoe for the counties of Maury, Giles, Law
renee. Hardin, Lewis and Hickman, and !
respectfully solicit your support. II elected
| will dispatch the business of the Courts as
sxneditiously and with as little expense to the
n.pnl. !. possible. Respectfully,
TNp John T. ALLEN.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

Laps D McCord Of the Pulaski
Citizen ~ now on the editorial statf
OF the Nashville Union.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Chancellor.

We ar, authorized to announce G. n
NIXON, candidate for Chancellor Of this
the 9TH Chancery Division, composed OF me
Counties Of Lawrence, Giles, Maury,. lick
man. Dickson, Benton, Decatur, Lewis, fer-
~, Wayne and Hardin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-02-25

o SEND CENTS IN sTAAPs FOR CAT Al on =.
aims NOR uefa poalr infens ION than -e f,s,h
TELLS UON to aiA II 1890 per at. pres, O., 20
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-15
Converse in an Unknown Tongue

A Louisville correspondent writes: An
evening paper a few days ago prints the
following remarkable story from a re-
liable correspondent at New Haven,
Nelson county, this State: "A respect
able flrmer, Mr.. j. Knox Ice. who lives
seven miles northwest of here, on the.
Beach ford, has two sons-Alexander,
aged Is, and Nicholas. aged 12-who
speak an unknown tongue which they
alone understand, and which is wholly
unknown to the parents or the rest Of
the family. 1t is still more singular
fact that each boy speaks a different
language, but they understand each
other. 1t was not until recently that
Alexander could learn to speak En-
glish, and Nicholas can't '.catch on
yet, Alexander acting as interpreter be-
tween his younger brother and the
other members of the family. The boys
are good-looking and endowed with
average intelligence. Mr.. Ice married
a Miss Boone and the families of both
date back to our first settlers. The boys
have never travelled twenty miles from
home and have never been associ-
ated in any way with foreigners of any
cline, and doubt if they ever heard
any other language than the English.
Mr.. Ice has five other children, two
older and two younger than these boys,
all of whom speak their native tongue
plainly and always have, but know
nothing whatever of the language spok-
en- by Alexander and Nicholas. The
parents, as well as the whole commune
ty, are. completely at a loss to know how
to account for this strange freak Of ma
ture.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-15

The idea of marriage rs the object of
life an end for which girls are to be
trained appears often to be the very
stumbling-block in the way. IL they are
allowed to grow up thinking of mar
riage only as possibility, as an Incl
dent in their lives which may or may
net happen, will they not be better pre-
pared for whatever fortune has in store
for them9 Freed from that anxiety
about their future which characterizes
many young women now unconsciously
influenced by the popular idea that mar
riage is the only suitable destiny of wo-
man, there would seem to be Il chance
that they might be trained to be happy,
whether they were married or single.
While acknowledging that well-as-
sorted marriage is without doubt the
truest and best life for both man and
woman, can it be denied that an un-
happy union is the greatest of sorrows
i'm woman's life, to say nothing of the
train of evils which it brings upon
others! II this idea that marriage is the
great obiect-the necessity of woman 3
life-could be removed, there would cer-
tainly be more suitable and fortunate
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sidered, unwisc ones So long as two
people who know little of each Others
present character, tastes and habits, and
nothing of each others antecedents will
rashly join themselves for life after an
acquaintance of few weeks, so long
must we look for the horrors of the
newspapers, the scandals of the divorce
courts and the lifelong martyrdom of
those who bear the ills that they cannot
fly from. If girls did not learn from
those about them, from much of their
reading, from the very atmosphere of
society that they were expected to mar
ry somebody, they would hardly deem it
possible to take such risk as that of
marriage without due consideration.
They would wait for the certainty that
it was the right thing to do, andthat the
right persons for them had appeared
Let them feel that the end and aim of
their lives is to be fit to be tcoBlcn and
to fill their places as such in the world
that SO much needs both good women
and good men, and there is no fear that
they will not be quite equal to the situa-
ton, if they tind.lt best for their hal
ness to marry Henrietta DaciS, ~
Good Housekeeping.