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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
Sin 2sort fser Die 2srhselarafe.

Sn Baltimore unb Marplanb 9ibt IS
nDd cine game Qn3abl Surilteu uno Nos
uDtaten, bic mirtLi3 slauben, bnr3 bns
uor pier Sabren eiugefibrte Brii9els9es
ies iei cine forti9rittli3e Chat Sei5eben,
,umal f5 in anteren Steaten gootier
Enbeu, es uniersm Staate slst9butbun
unb na6suabmeu. 9ieien fibren mir
III @emiitbe, mas Elm BerIiner Blatt
iiber bteien Bun;t gu fasen bot. Gs
5eiBt bort: v9ie Bru9eIltrafe 1T neusrs
6iuas uieoer auf bas Supet 9ebra9t
uoEben. 9rigeI fouen mad Der fur
iberpuuben gebaltsnen &bi9redun9ss
tbeorie neuerbings uieber bas 9eiImtttel
fir bic fittli9en S6iGel Der @e9enwart
ieiu. 8Obbeit lou bur9 Ro9beIt,
8rutaIitdt hrr9 8rutaIitdt. Der Baal
burd ben 8eel,ebub uertrieben werben.
rno bod 6at man nit teinem 6eilmittel
70 pieLe G%rfabruugen 9eianmelt, mte NIT
bsm 91ieeIn. 0te pisl lift i'm Qaufe Don
;Satrbun6erten ni6t sebauen, ssmarts1t,
getopFt, 9euisrtbeilt, perbrannt, to1qutrt
worben, uno bat man mirtii9 bic gr:
fabruuq qenladt, baB bic WteuI6en ba'
burd qe6efert worben pdreu2 Gs finh
nod ni6t 3rpsi Sabrbunberte bCr, baB in
Berlin Elm auf frii9er GbGt ertappter
Oteb seEonsen wuroe, unb wenn nil
utdt trren, lit 6as tette @rentpel in bsr
Ronie1rabe i~tatuirt wor6en. Wurbt
besbal6 msniser seifoblen? 2ieBen lid
baburd bic Spitbubsn ebibreden
Die UienI3en sew0bnen ii9 an aQes,
aud ans 4riseIn unb ieIbit an's
Ropfen, unb 9eraoe neil man DE @r.
fabrunq ma5te, bag sic @eptiiseIter
uno bic @e.6pften nt9t eebsh ert wurbsn
melt st6Bsrsn iittIiden S9aben absr oil
Brii9eIn6en unb 80pfenben, iowte Sie
i%enigen, RE fid an ben @ebanten ees
YrIseIns un6 Sfpfens 9epobren, oa.
uontrueeu, bGrum panhte man I'D
bumdnerenS traf tbeorie'n unb namentlid
Der SeHerunSgtbeorie gu. Tenn auantt
tatiu lit Ser ftttt6e Sdobe ni6t 10 9rot
fir bic @sprii9sIteu, ais Der geidmmtl
0oIts6arnftgr baour9 ab9eitumpft nni
per,obt pir6 uno an @breefIbt GirbuBu
erleibet. Gin GIboraoo an Sittlihfet
miiRten ia bic origntaltI9en Staaten fll
bie ptiiselulisen iein, J. .. Ysrften
benn bort bat has 9rI9eIn nod Wfs
tbUbe, bort betommt eben 10 Der Ninilte'
corsm publico, Ger Sberit Dor feinsn
Iegiment, pie Der Rstrut unO be
StIol4 feline % 9tebe oufge3dbIt, mi
Ioute bas priissIn einmaL eiHsefibr
,pcrben, 70 t6anten mir ans nit bieien
eleiden 0te3t ouf 9risel fir ollie nod
am Meilten reri0busu. 0Or her 9anl
molten mir aber an Dem @rfdbrnn9s
iase feltbaLtsn, bag in benz MtaBe, al
bsr 8ertb beS 2ebsns b0ber 9eI9de
wirb unb bas Gbr8efibl pd3f, aud ot
RuItur zines Bodies pd9lt unb b05e
0sIddpt pirO, unO buB ss unsefd6r eli
3etdem tisier 6uLturfufe lit, uenn ba!
Qebsn oIs wertblos an9eieben wir6 I'M
@bre ulo @brsefibt abseitumpft weroel
unb uur Elm swetfelbafteS Gut limb"
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
Gus Dem Se6em zines .SeuRers.

Otefer Gage ltarb in Wien Der bors
ti9e 9entsr BiIIenba3er. lleber
bieIen in ieiner Irt bp6intereiIanten
Uann beri4ten @ieusr 8Idtter Sol
9en6eS:
vUiuerbaber 6emobnte iii Der @i(.
bsImsborfer StraBe in Inter & Mei6tina
lett etpa Se5n Sabren etne sbenerbi9e,
aus s3immer, Samner uno Ride be.
itsbeube Wobnung. Ssit finf3ebn
Sabren mar er pom feincr rs9tmaBisen
frau 9ef6teben unb Iebte felt iensr 3sit
NIT elmer anberen 6rau, wsIde i'm nit
susi &tnbern bel6eaft bat. MuRer5em
bsfiet er aus ieincr lssitimsu @be ,,pei
eriuudiene Riuber, einen Sobn uub cine
Eo6ter. Ser Sobn III in Der Drummer
Waieumeiitersi, wel9!r Biuenba6er
ais @ei9dftsfi5rer pcrifanb, beiddftiet
uu6 tiente aud ieinem Batter felt mebre.
ren Sabreu aIs @ebilfe BET Sinridtuns
gen. Die uoujo9sne geridtlide S9eis
ouns binberte nidt, bab 6rau WiIens
ba6er pom Btunn, mo- fie iidnbio
wobnte, 6fters mad WeibIina in bas
0aus ibres Mannes gum 9eiu5 FAM
unb wrbl aud in feiusr 8obuung iibers
na9tste. 1eberbaupt berlf9te inter
linen ttin @rou. Niit Der Scntubine
hires 9attell Isbte iie auf benz Frernb,
f6oftIi6ifen 5u6e unb pfle9te nit beriels
ben semetniam bas G5satsr gu beiu6tn.
Sn Summa mar aIfo 8illenbah'r tn
ieinem SamiIienleben re6t e~Iidli5....
@emiltbsmsri5" mar Ct ni9t, bas
itebt feit; er bate feline ei9ene 9efib Sc
uno 9etantsnpcIt. Sabraus jabrein
Jag er SrauBen in leiner cn~tieoenen
Wobnung bel eiuem euten S9lut Wein,
ben TT gu ieber Cages un6 9fa6tssit
lie6te uno Der inn bic Iieblte 9eieuIGaft
mar. @r ue,foIste NIT Isibeni9aftlidem
seiddftIiden Snterfe cue @eridtsfdQs.
Oh ni9t etwa fir i'm yarbeitH o6faIs
len perbe. WopoI &noeren beim b!oBen
9ebanten f9on srautc, bas nannte er
tlbl unb ftcI3 5ueIei9 feline albeit,
bic er felt finfunb;uonsi9 Sabren be-
trieb. Wtt einem grauenerreeenben sSns
terehe, 9epihermaBen nit SebnIu6t
wartete TT iebesmaI auf bic nd6f1e Stn
ri3tuu9; has Snterefe ftei9erte i6
bur3 bic &idii9t auf bic materieuen
8Ort9eiIe, bic er unb feline @ebilfeu aus
isoer 6inri3tung Sogen; benn obuobI
er eiuen @ebaIt uou id5rsi1 $40 ST.. be-
sos, erbieIt CT fur isbe 9inri6tnng elm
beionbereS 6onorar un6 wu6te bic i5m
sebIbrenoen 25 ST. per &opf burd An>
re9nung iouiti9er arbsiten, ME Guf>
fteuen unb abnebmen hes @aIsens, Nus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
8aieriC6e5.

9as 0eiammtreiu!tat Der 0oitsjd6z
lung im 80ni9rsi6 Bayern er9iebt (uie
iebt amtIi3 betannt mirb,) cine Sc
Iammtetnmo9neri6aft, uon 5,4I6, $50
Seelsn, 9e9en 5,284, 758 bes Sabrcs
1880. Die 0tsbrun9 lit allo l3I ,4O2
@inuo6ner ober 2,5 9rp3. &uf has
mGnnIide @efdle9t ~t,siIen pom bieier
Mtebrung 50,O88, auf ba8 pei6ii9e
1884 SeeIsn. BON 1878 auf 1880
belrue bic Mebruns beS 86ni9rei9es
So Yros., mar alio etpas nlebr ais
boppeIt 10 sroB pie in benz Quinquenz
mum lSSO-65. 0on Der @elammte
mebrltns treffen 7O,6o1 @eeIen auf bic
unmittsl6areu Stdbte (54 4roj.) unb
as Yros. oSer O,SO1 SeeIsn auf bic
9e,utsdmtsr, pG5reno bel Der Ieeten
!3dbIung bic Wisbrun9 80 8roj. bejw.
SO B1o3. tetru9. Die unmittelbaren
Stdbte seigen biesmal cine ScpGIfea
run9smebrun9 in Oberbap.ru pom IL 8,
in Miittelfranten pom lO,5 in rnterS
f~ranten pcu SIS. in S%berfranten pom
Sc, in Der SbsrpfaI, pom "a, in
Sdmaben pom "A unb tn Rieberboperr
pom 2.2 9ro3. Ssi ben 8s,irfsdmtern
3etst iid cine Wtebrung in S~bsrbapern
Oon 80, in Der 8faI, pom as, in 9iie:
b~erbapern uon 81, III Sdloabsu por
10, in MitteIfrauten pOn l.6, In bsr
Sberpfots pon Ia, bd3e9en bat Inter
f%tGnten cine Ntinbernng pom 81 nnb
Sberfranten pon or YrnS.
0Ntf M,te ,ub,,,s To4e.Tr,,,P, .oo,Sn,
Que 8reiie etils MebrurS Guf. BON
ben Ser uaItuu9sbtitriften bat bic ges
rin9ite G5uabme nit or Pro3. has 0es
3irtSamt Straubtna, bic h06ite nit
1871 Bros. bic Stabt Ointelsbi6l.
Die f~lsinite Sunabn,e pom O,O3 bat bns
Se3irtsamt &i6afTenbura, tie sr0Bte
nit 1872 BroS. bic Stabt Nirnberg.
(Dtin6sn bat 1870, 6irtb 1871, Sta6t
3toienbeim lo,I 8rot. Msbrune.) 0on
ben Stdbten Der Yfal3, Die Nemtern su:
9ejdblt finb, bat 4~ubuissbafsn I'M 40
Hro3. Sugerommeu. 8on ben obers
boD>rii1en Stdbtsu mebrtsn ii9 nod
Grauniteiu nit l,2 Yroj. unb 6reiling
Al Yros. Der @runo Der 8euOltes
ruueSabnabme in mebrereu Oiltritten
birfte gum gutsn GbsiI in Der 8esuoi
guug pieIer @ilenbabubauten gu iu9en
Iein. Qlu6 tn Der &n;tsbursStrait Der
ercBeren Stdbte lit Elm 9run0 gu iinbsn.
Nuf | Quahrattilcmetsr treffeu 10, l53
gtenf9en in Der Stabt G%iirnberg. in
Niudsn 4,6I6, Ont Weniglten im BE
sirtsamt @a,mil9 NIT l3 Mtenl3en.
auf bic eiuSeInen Jte9ierunGsbesirte ue1s
tbeiIt tommen auf l 2uanrattiIcmeter
in Der Yfai3 III, in S%be,franten 81,
in uutsriranteu ~, in S9waben Sc, in
9tieSetbopan unb in DlittsIfranten 81,
in Oberbapern 60 un6 in Der O5elpfaIs
Sc g%iuwobncr, inn 80ntsrei3e II Sins
wobner.
8ou BEN St6bten 8aps,ns 5eisen 9
Nbnabme, ndmIi9 &nSbab, Neu Him,
Neuburg, Oonauw6rt5, @ermersbeim,
rnb 9inteIsbabl. VeSd9ti9 Der @e:
meinhen, weI6e iiber 500 g~inwobner
sd9len, ndmIi6 Sberbouieu, 6ablo6,
ledbaulsn, Sdwabins unb Reubaufen,
lit su bsmertsn, baB bel S6srs uno 2e1z
baulen l9 bic 9eu6lteruns in "a Sab.
i N mebr oils %perboppeIt, bel S9wabing
mebr ais perpierfa6t, bel Reubaufen
beSi9li9 Der @ioilbep6lterune mebr aIs
uernsuufG9t unb eini9IieBIi9 bes MiIiz
tars mebr ais uerSw6Iffa3t bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16

Dresden bat cline babe Msiaton II. I. {.
0oh raider ais bic meiiteu unierer
orpRen SSnfitute entfoIten fi9 aber bic
ameritanifden 8ibtiotbeten, wte bic fols
oenbeu 3ablen 3sissn: Die &onsreBs
SibIicibef in @oibinstcn bate i'm Sabre
1882 bereits 48O, 900 8dnbe, bic Subtle
9ibrarn in Bottom 400 600 8dnbe, bic
llniueriiidts : BibIiotbet in Cambridge
Qes3) 200, 900, bic @ftorsS ibliotbet IN
Reu 9ort QssO) 200 600 gdnbe, oas
aIbendum in Bottom Qs75) 200, 900
8GnSe. Oieie 9ibIio:betsn wersen absr
aud febr tart bsnuet. @dbreno an
Der Wiener Sofbibltotbet elm Vebienlteter
(geamter unb Diensr su9lei6) idbrli9
b6aifeus 1000 perlanste Bidder beior9t,
Iiefert elm B~e6ienfteter am Brttiib
MuIsum idbrli9 $500, an Der 8ibIio=
tbeaue 9tdtiOndle un6 in Der Bubble
Qib1arp uon Bottom 1000 bis 800oj an
ber alfOr 2ibrarp lRep Dorf) 10000
in Der iOntsli9en 8ibIiOtbet gu Berlin
$4,000 Q875), in ben Bi6Iiotbefen pon
Mau6eiter unb @9icaso absr fosar go
600 OGnbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16

4 Sn atlanta, Ga, Ie6t cine Geees
rim, geamens SoraB @bite, bic I769in
Der Ndhe o. charlottesville, g., 3ur
Welt tam. 9Is fe Is Sabre Sd5Ite,
waro tie BON einem StIdpenbdubIer ga.
mems Biap 6uI6er, setauft. Der fe nit
40 an6eren SfIaDen mad gbarlefon
bra9te. sic muBten ben @ee tu 6uB
3uridlegen unb wnrben bes Ga9ts pom
feben SIntbunoen bewadt, bic &einen
aus benz 9a9erpIos Iiesen. Oa fie ale
boarfiBis un6 Sann betIeiSet paren,
ftanben fe srOBe Strepa;en aus. Meb.
Iere 0e9er wurben bon 6uIder sepeitidt,
bod Sarab fam u~nbebeIiet nad gbars
Teton. gta9 benz &ries fam He nod
1tIanta. Sic Eat om Sopf cine Rarbe,
bic 102 Sabre oIt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
Derfrabt.

@ine auf Engagement auitirenee
S9oufpieIerin tommt rum Oirsttors
um f9 ;u e~rtuuSi9en, OBJ er nit ihrtF
seffrisen 2eiffuus 3ufrieben gepeieI.
Bdbren6 Der &onperfntiou faBt per
Director bic rei,enbe Dame UNI DC
EaiIe un6 periu9t, ibr siuen RuB ~
ssben.
vaber, 5srr Director, iDebrt ibm
bic RiuftIerin ab, mo benten gle benz
bin-iG bin ia nod ni9t ensasirtl
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

IT.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

9Th er TONNE Der. er tile faa gobt a
afsisrs, men. ba be tnbsbolber en- for
trtnlig 8aIfiubfauts, bar man pa
tine Stebsr bespnbt at uobptte ben
iom @isbnins. 8eb Damariseottis
Rains II Der npeIe ubpre OpIas a
ben Sfass OIbttbsIeuninser ben ffsrff
Doug CT s4I Sob lang, 126 Sob breh
os fra 4 til 90 Sob bpb. Sou fla
bsnne StaIbous nf ct Bottom: Son1pan
males cp til en- fin WeImasis for a
Briggs bells iom @isbnins for sser o.
| Gne. 6eI8 FINN moh for Gara SnoS
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29
orOb;DOtfGnS


aeetoemts srbSfsss
nes xpper curtaeYrstz % ali usnH~,
Nc Il aofassk q ~ eaoue 0Ets6EiM
lite eproa faaions
70.
Ier, e~rssSasir,
screenings Bort, SsassIstes,
WsaniseS.eIanssttes se.~
a'ss s'sss arseiser opsi,ss sac s5sr.assrzSe
C@os ct DsssrS ssv-, rs ssee&Tass Ern~.
Xbbe.N hummer 627
&eaiftrattou al 8eI8esne
8ber ! Sopa.
Den paa fbfie 9ssisIa'ur pebtaaue
8sstirertnssIou trabsr I Rraft peb
nafe @aIs; bet uiIbe berfor pare aobt,
ON ben b!eu fienbt at aIe Stemmebes
rstttgebe. Dert bsitemmes, at Bpraas
bet enbuer infOrporeret 8p paa eIer
tor ben iiette Wanbos, for 8aIset Hns
Der Steb I Nousmbsr, ubnepner to
Perfonsr, en- at buert af be to Iebenbe
pcIiitfe gartisr. Tom fit be fette Steu,.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

.l(l= a9
'hetf County, Jowa, oen
| fit SIass. RienbeIisn saar nb pda
at @ierne af 2anb Innss 8anen Tar
taa grfatntns at Sernbanefompaniet
for Cab t 8Grbi. fom berss 2anb libe,
usb, at 8aner, lite CT i~nbsiarbei, ieIr
ON lite beres Rreatiirsr er bleun,
hrGbte.
Oct er forrsit.n bsipnberIist, at Oe:
mo'raterne bsftpIber Sobn u. 2ou.Ir
for at pore Sernbansabpotat, ba ban
| en- lang &ette af aar bar fsrt Yro:
cssier mob Sernbanetompanier. Denu.
GeHuIbnind fra Oeuotrdternts Sibe
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

.R(16tl
20oe September 1886.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

~
Ctte SETTER
CT ubfommst at -g SIbprspeH,
Rpe Ibonnentsr tan erbcIbe Begun,
beIien at Sortaainsen peb at inbisnb'
2 Gsnts pr. 9efts, eIer Is Gents 70,
be otte Sefter.
"6or que Mlo1e"
Ct Naunet paa DEBORAH 8ofen"s np.
greniebos for lss6-s7. 81 BAR faIbt
ben iaa, forbi nj tror, at baahe llna
m @nurrrI her MI ErN. hnoN. en- he.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

0e(
a. o
,r bel ioripns4 met
finer, % an5efaler
norfe. tHbfe % eng,
@sesr, pampbIs
WIafs
0r prfsr paa b, Forfi
rs.srsS a. Il. P.s
forIanste af ben rspubIitanffe Sonp,rs
ton, % bet bsbffe or, at be to ffanbi'
n~auiite 8anbibater sr baberIise % tps:
tise WGnb, Tom meb 2Gre uiI repre-.
fentere Stanbtnapsrns / Statens abs
miniifration.
u. 6. &iee, &anbibat for 8iees Gus
uernsr, e. fsbt I 8inie YraifesisIb |
Oure EeIemarten ben 24be Ssptembsr
ls47. s 1860 u~buanbrebe ban til
amerifa. % boiatte fig I Sanesuiue,
Wis., buor ban arbeibebe | en- Sabrif,
tnbttI | B~eauubeIfeu az 1869. bd ban
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

ziN-
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

Broosr Bob, bsr er Dsmofratern.
RanbiSat. 8roberen fit berpaa Orb.i
r,1rt 30 hang NnIs FL. LIZ. La.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29
81

timber Talafampen mslIsm 8rsbren
Eaplor, Der bsase ct Sanbibatsr fr
@un,rrarsuh.Sst 6Stot So. a.,
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29
rspubIisanfe. ben
lemnfrnttnf WnInftNh,I a

ofts Ipffist til. 5or nosIe Dase fbe
blsp aIf Eaptor, BEN repubIitanfe Oh
pernerf1uhiNof hiNSIo an fott.S. a. s
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29
At &esierineen lite
10 QQQRUe

HVHeR 'Ut VI UPYuVe OUtVHUtf HIV
SubfsrieI at ameritanf SIsif, at Wot
fanberne at GorbuSet bar ppsiuet a
9uab ON en- sunifis Soranbrins. 6
Tuiinhsr az hnnrIint Iennehe % ufsl
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

og nubtrboIbsnos 2asuina, CO
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

at pare snbnu mere uberetitaet,
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29


scfosmuter I 9eeorab bper {
S1bountmcntSs VtIf
j erfmrIdr q aaT. rts 9crte % gramits Sss ....-
81 ersmpIar y sat. Hetu Qrgmiftoa. --...-.
I'll Rsree, eseries euer 1anmarf ~(portsirii M
epeT waaHts ~mtsisIsn gratis ct Ssts - :
~Ard 8rn'
tnssssrssnhs aoss % iH.rrtslani, Scpta,r. 50 suur
- Ssftsr - $50 siser - af Nto Mrntn fami Gram
er hsr. tassssIssnss soss ssrtaniusa % iHisrss'ani
ssrsIs; q. uaaasfsa, Drawer
9reftcnte Nar9ana.
9ss tsIger blot ets Qremt,
Weo 8Iapst for bert Mar.
&siS man betaIer S1.f5 %
tssIanssr prGmie.Rca, tsIae,
tffe Riueoet meb. 8etaIer man
Sf.eO % torIaneer @iusbet,
tsIess tffe 0r9mie 8oa meo.
Otter Ell nh Gremie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

a n1aatte finh.s nf in~t.r.sfnnt. ON. |
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

frantic arbsibsre , aItfaa
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-29

peYnIhniro FRI 0,norrntsrrfs Sih
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02

Music NOTES. - There are some
books, like the remarkably popular
" Franz's Album of songs" which
awaken in those who have genuine
musical taste, real enthusiasm. Que
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by Halidan Kjerulf, (Oliver Ditson g.
Co. 81 .50). 1t will be difficult to find
anywhere songs truer to nature, purer
in sentiment, more melodious or
beautiful, than the thirty-three in this
volume. All of the songs have En-
glish TRANSACTIONS.
The readers of the Ben Hur,"
Gen. Lew Wallace's fascinating "Sto-
ry of the Christ,'' will be glad to
know that the sweet song of the fair
Egyptian, t. Wake not, but hear me
Love-" has been set to music by Geo.
L. Osgood, and published by Oliver
Ditson & Co., Boston, at thirty-five
cents.
Victor Hugo's Day Break" music
by n. II. Allen, " Nell, the Village
Lass" by J. w. Wheeler, leach thirty
eents), and Max Plutti's version of
the Swedish Folk-Song, High in the
Vault of Heaven" (twenty-i cents) /,
charming love songs are announced
by Oliver Ditson & Co. They also
announce the following choice instru-
mental pieces: waltz" from the
Opera of" Loves Vow" thirty five
cents), "Lilly's Garden, Polka" for
violin, by G. F. Pratt, forty cents),
Nocturne," by Chovan, thirty
cents).
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST.-FOr
some time past the question of purity
i'll baking powders has formed quite
a feature of newspaper discussion, and
eminent doctors of philosophy have
given opinions as to the ingredients
which compose many of the articles
sold under that name. The investi-
cations have narrowed down to the
limit which awards the Royal Baking
Powder the palm of purity, and sew
eral of the most distinguished scien-
fists have testified to their conviction
that no extraneous or deleterious
matter enters into its composition.
The Royal Baking Powder Company
have achieved a worldwide reputa-
tion for the success which has marked
their preparation of cream of tartar
for baking purposes. 1t is indisputa-
bly, shown that they have eliminated
all elements of tartrate lime, alum
or Other impurities, and present to
the public a healthful and chemically
pure article. Such widely known
chemists as Henry F. Norton, E. G
Love, Fl. A. Mott, VIM. McCurtrie
and others have verified its superior.
ty over other manufactures, and testi.
fed, through practical experience, to
! its excellence. 1t is we'll for families
to observe the fact that it cost more to
manufacture The Royal Baking Pow.
der than any other, but it is, as shown
by chemical analysis, the one abso
lutely pure" baking powder made.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02
From A Grand Army Man.

ELLIcoTT CITY, MD, June s. 1884.
Dear Sir Il have been sufferer for a
long time with dyspepsia, and have tried
most everything in the way of medicine,
but nothing gave me any relief. / pro-
cured one bottle of your = ARoMASSA, "
and had only been taking it about six
days when l began to feel it was doing
me good. told a number of my neigh
bors what it had done for me and they
commenced using it. and all agree with
me that it is the only medicine that will
do all that it is recommended to do
One thing about . ARONAyNA, y while il
is acting and cleansing the system it does
not weaken, but builds up, adds new
strength and imparts new vigor. / dc
not think can say too much in favor OF
it. You are free to use my name in any
way you see best. to proclaim the merits
of $ AROMASEA.n 1t will pay any suf.
ferer to try it. J. G. MOONEY, Adju-
tant. A. D. Reynolds. Post No. %, G.
A. R. Price 25 and 70 cts. Sold by A
NJ. GILBERT.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02
ELK BRANCH NEWS.

Refreshing rains have come in good
season, and farmers are commencing
to seed.
Mr.. II. N. KEGS lost a fine cow.
Too much clover.
Charles Woiford and P. Bailey, oil
your city, bought two fine colts from
James Stuckey.
Corn cutting is going on and crop
very good,
E. G. Henshaw and I. w. Wood
were here last week, looking after a
stray flock of sheep.
Mr.. John Alvey and Miss Mollie
Snyder were married ON the 18th.
We wish them safe and happy voy-
age on life's stormy sea.
Buckwheat yield is good, consider
ing the dry weather.
The sporting season is here; hunt
ers complain that games is scarce.
John Wilson's wife is visiting her
home in Morgan.
Some of our boys are thinking of
matrimony. They should stop at
that.
One of our young men missed his
team in Martinsburg last week, and
when he reached home the horse and
buggy were there, safe.
Elk branch is on the grade that
runs from Hedgesville to Shanghai,
one mile south of Jones Spring and
three miles north of Shanghai.
Hog cholera is still raging in this
section of the country.
Mr. Louis Harper, for some time in
Illinois, has returned to make this his
future home.
Mr.. Joseph Nessmith, while driving
lately, broke his buggy. Owing to
the gentleness of his horse, no serious
injury was done.
We learn that there is to be Dunk
ard Love-feast at Johnsontown, Oc-
tober It'll.
The youngest child of Mr.. James
Snyder died very suddenly Tuesday
morning.; again death has removed
from us dear little one. The parents
have our heartfelt sympathy in their
sad bereavement.
Preaching at Ryner's Church Sun
day morning, by Rev. ]. r. Pardew.
Sunday School at Calvary Church is
changed to O'Clock instead of 3.
JIMMY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was considered a
few years ago, good stock of under
wear is now mere handful. We sell
more in one day now than we used to
sell in week. This season, we are bet
ter prepared to sell underwear than
ever, and we have bought very early and
largely. and paid the cash down which
always brings bargains. Men S wear we
have, of all sizes and quality, red and
white shirts and drawers, also children g
and ladies', in red and white, all sizes.
shirts and drawers. If you want any
thing in this line we advise you to buy
early before the present supply is ex-
hausted, as all kinds of underwear have
advanced in the city. Don't fail to call
and examine our stock, as it is no trou-
BILE to show goods and one price to all.
EMMERT & FIERY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02
THE MARTINsBURG HERALD, SATURDAY., OCT. 2
PETERSBURG NEWS.

Autumn has again brought with IT
plenty of work.
Corn cutting and seeding seem to
be the order of the day with farmers
at this time.
Going to school and gathering nuts
of various kinds, seems to be the em-
ployment of the juvenile family.
| Owing to the season, there is fair
corn crop in this section. and fruits
of different varieties, and nuts Of var
ious kinds are abundant. I
The runaway match to whom we
referred last week, have spent their
honeymoon, as we understand, and
have returned to Oakton. We tender
to them our congratulations, if mar
ried, and hope they may have a long
and happy life.
We noticed that Nellie made a lit
tie mistake as to the teachers of Oak
ton, Tomahawk and Greenwood. We
will correct it by saying that I. w.
Wood is teaching Greenwood school,
Chas. w. Hess, Tomahawk, and Chas.
w. Kesecker, Oakton, or better
known as Mingo.
Mr.. George Bennett has been the
lucky man. One day this week he
shot and killed an eagle, that measur-
ed five feet from tin to tin.
Mr.. VIM. Norrington, who has
been lying i'll for nearly year, caus-
ed by paralysis, is no better.
Mrs. John Bennett, who has been
dangerously i'll for some time, with
typhoid fever, is improving slowly.
There have been great many apple
cuttings and butter boilings in this
neighborhood this season, after which
the young folks participate in play,
thus preparing their lips for the cold
autumn winds, and occasionally ap-
plying little glycerine, as it has a
healing quality, and tends to produce
pleasant flavor. After the play is
over some are not yet satisfied, and
propose taking gymnastic exercise.
Gymnastic exercise is recommended
as healthful, but it is more creditable
and more healthful other than keep
ing step with the music of a violin.
Sept. 10. BURG.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-10-02
From the Morgan Co. Papers. I

From the Morgan Co. Papers,.
Miss Sue Buzzerd is visiting friends
in Martinsburg.
Sammy Smith was in Martinsburg
" on fly' last Sunday.
NJ. Il. Ingles, Esq, of Martinsburg,
was in town on legal business on
Thursday.
Ed. Wild of Martinsburg was in
town this week closing up his confec-
tionery business.
Mr.. Joseph Thumel of Martinsburg
is visiting his brother Theodore, in
this place.
Mr.. Geo. B. Yost and wife went to
Martinsburg in their buggy on We'd
nesday to visit friends.
Will Buzzerd of Martinsburg was in
our town on business last week and
stayed over until Monday of this
week.
Capt. James Conley and little son,
Hunter, of Martinsburg, visited Ber-
kelley Springs last Saturday.