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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20
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DON'T forget to call at G. HARTMAN : and see
the New High-Arm Davis Vertical Feed Sew
ing Machine. This machine retains all the
merits of the old machine, and besides
possesses many advantages in construction
and work over any other machine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20

no pay f%lhie't II Is &1afahjeg! TO @.Tr
l,erie.I tt'N'l"!"a' or money rel n'":"l. Price
- cents per h2A' t"f sac ny i'" Percy
r,.. - - .r.., .-
''gf' a. a. l-"S, OF ..,i3'i =; i'yS
nc most dct;robn Nv IN ,,' ,ii i 10
every family" SIll NV ~ \ >ta ,..,l,' "a
,r,,o I,.,. ,,..u,. :, ~,
md savs ,.Hn{I ,nI.tf ~ ,.,
lives To- Sbilobs torsm,'r ,,:, rr, y" 'S
by George 4. WiDrert IJrt.+,,,,. III '.''''
Wills 7, CuIyrr ot. r,.,.;,,n, - y
that t;iImnr,s Jn1,t, ;''!r''' ~, a ! ny
- lon" sTenl;n[, Thr+ a,ti (''y INN 81
For sale at DR.. /. J. Mason s iIrn.e =rn.n
Are van n,,Ia n,is,n,r,,.. ~. ;,.l;..,.,:...
C1nsii,atin, H;g,,ro, ,',l - l'"lIt''i9!I'
low Skjn9 Shijoiis yi.,l. -, H.
cure. Sold by George \ (y;u.ryl
Rny Nv Il Ram, It,,,.i.l, i,,,.,,. ,,......
III sov. flof CiI,,r ~ ,' - tToTa'
hoisehnId 1%mgi. and tl-,t - '',e Is u
be without it, Sold at MasoI's Ciru;s stone
Why will you cough when ShiiHh,s Cnr.
will give immediate relief? Pgicc 10 GEMS,
so cents and 81. Sold by George \. Winacrt
Confined to the bed four months, and al-
most bind and cured by one box Of Gjmore's
-'S Cniiii; I -, % SUE 't' .haSo"
t Hrta ppSitEG cure
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20
SELECT POETRY.
PAPERS
PAPERS
The Lamb BIeats For.

Mary had a little lamb
From whose fleece she made Il robe,
And regularly as the week came round,
1t bleatcd for the Globe
-Oskaloosa Gowa) Globe.
Mary had a little lamb,
Who never slept at night,
But kept up one inCessant bleat
For the Electric LigM
-Marshalltown Qowa) Electric Light.
Mary had a little lamb
That suffered with a buniOn,
And, to secure prompt relief,
1t read the WdShiHgtOHida.
--Leesburg (Na.) UasAi"gtonian.
Mary had a little lamb
That stood without peer;
ITS wisdom wit and sense
1t gained by reading the Courier.
-Luray (Na.) Courier.
Mary had little lamb;
He was pretty as a colonel,
And every Sunday morn
Hcstaid from church to read the JOURNAL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20

When Baby was sick, VIC gavo her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20
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The Blacksmiths make it regular haunt
The Carpenters come for
LOCKS, HINGES AND SCREWS;
The Miners, too, for whatever they use;
The People pour in from morning til night,
And arc cared for by clerks both brisk and
polite.
His goods in quality you will find are the best,
As any Of the millions who buy can attest.
In quantity, too, he is generous and just,
And his scales for accuracy you always can
trust.
Whatever goods in this line you must buy,
You will save time and money if this House
you try.
His goods are the newest, his prices are low,
He'll treat you politely and all goods he will
show.
The truth of these statements his initials
attest,
AS his goods are the
l. yHE G5,EnA p,rsv.
A visit to this store will prove great treat
Remember, It's
Frank &. Beall,
ON MAIN STREET.
II there's nothing in Hardware you want,
bear in mind
In his little
"Ge1a2 GzEocer'y''
something you'll find;
But don't ask for credit-'twill all be in vain,
AS he wouldn't trust Cleveland, Butler or
Blaine
Yours adyisedly,
NAPTHALI ZIIIKEN,
July Is RaccOon Hollow.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20

Il Good Ided.-Subscribe for the
JOIrRNAT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

a Il -
Al 4AutNoa3 young commercial tour
- living - enc af The cities % aha
mloola huo3en AecAna anuonfntad with
= young lads atteadinq 4 wall knaun
saUinarg. whasa father 4 an inGnenfial
citizan 81 0Ae of fha Washington ennntv
towns. and b Fepufed % have 4 salia
rAnk eocounk. Having progressed "a
nls a2qaainfanoe with the yoana lads
- far aa 10 aeek and raoaiVe an invlta-
ton % Wait heF e her home durine her
school vauation, he aEaayed 10 riak the
danger that might attend his reception
at The pAternai oomicile. HAVinq en-.
QaRed sae fastast tro1sers and ahe nat.
tiest turnout Of the VILLAGE siForyman,
eur tourist set oua.
The ride waa aboaf gix miles, and a..
toF be had foaInsyed ahoas half that
distance be overlook pedestrian and
inquired = he Was on the riuha read q
Mr. Smiths farmhouse. Rscoi4ing an
Affirmative reply, The drummer asked
the farmer 10 ride. The latter eot into
tne baREys and - sooa as howas seated
lho young man pulled oal hia dask and
invited his new-maaa friend 10 imbibe.
il waa declined, and The prnaered cigar
elioited tho RESPONSE that be never drank
hqaof nor smoked uor oheued to6aoos.
10 this kha sharp young man Faicinad
% avoWinQ bis belief that there nHvor
vas . man but what waa addicted to
soma oI the Vieaa. Meeting with no eon-
trndi1lAon on this topia, ho inquired %
the glKaneer Il be knew M. smith and
bis Standing n the community.
Yea he replied, know him very
welis and I think be isquits fair With his
townamen.H
He's wall hookod up, ain'l hss"
Well. be swns ona 81 tha beat farms
q TIE town. and be pFides himsslf on
bis stock
he has q danahteefn
Yes, three Of than"
Wen, I've seen tie one that 4 a.
school il -. I have met her, ana
am invited By her % can and spend the
s16. i that sOi sAs Is an szosllsn,
. Wen, che is clear nnashsd oa me. asd
intend % Dc my level best 70 marry
her and get q share Of tho old MAS
money 20 set me up IA business. Dan't
you think that = bright idea7o
Well, as ! said, she b q good Girl,
ana one that loves her father dearly and
obays him 10 everything. Yea could
NOT obtain her hand uith0ui TIE fathers
consent
@T'li zee about that. I'd give more 10
obtain the daughters than the old mans
consent replied the impatu0us bnt IN
discerning young man.
AZ this moment they WeEe approaching
& stately farmhouse, and aa they reached
it's front She farmer said;
II live here and viii GET cut, II you
pleaBa.H
The eoommeraial man gently halted the
tFottsfs. and a. The old gentleman goi
cot be said 10 him;
"Now. how much farther is Il 70 Nj.
8mith'sGn
am ME. Smith, air. stoFnly replied
the farmer, and you can drive en-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

A sacred regard 20 the principles
Of justice forms the basis Of every
transaction. and regulates the con-
duct of the upright man Of business.
He Is strict in keeping bis engag.
meats
Does nothing carelessly or in a bur.
Employs nobody 10 do what be
can easily do himself
Keeps every thing In its proper
place.
Leaves nothing und0ne that ought
10 be done, and which circumstances
permit him 20 do.
Keeps bis designs and business
from the view Of others.
Is prompt and decisive In his deal.
ings, and does not over trade his capi-
tai.
Prefers shert credits TO long ones,
and cash 70 credit at all times, either
Ia buying or selling; and small pro-
fits in cases with little risk, 10 the
chance Of better gains with more haz'
ard.
he Is clear and explicit in all bis
bargains.
Leaves nothing Of consequence to
memory which he can and ought 70
commit 10 writing.
Keeps copies OF ell his important
letters, invoices and business dOcu-
ments, put away Ia an orderly man
neF, 90 that on occasion they may be
easily referred 70.
Il always Al the head OF his busl.
meas, we'll knowing that II be leaves
II, Il win leave him.
Holds as a maxim ''that be whose
credit is suspected is not V be trust
ed"
Il constantly examining his books
and transmits al his accounts current
70 his customers, both at home and
abroad.
Avoids, Is much e. possible, all
sorts Of accommodation In money
matters sad law suits. where there Is
the least hazard.
He Is economical In his expendi-
tures, always living within bis IN
come.
Keeps his memorandum book In bis
pocket, IN which he notes every par
ticular relative 70 appointments, I'd.
dresses and petty cash matters.
Is cautious how be becomes secuF.
ity for any person, and i generona,
when urged By motives Of humanity.
Let = man act strictly on these
hAbiia When once begun. they viii
Be easy 70 continue ID, and success
viii attend his efforts.
Take pleasure In yoar business, and
Il viii become your recreation.
Hope for the best, think for The
worst and maniuIly bear what ever
happens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10
California mops.

SAcRAMxwro, Juiy 9.--The Reo0rd
Unios Of this date says that q Chinese
bop grower on the river ssld dis oFop
Yesterday for 2iJ<o per pound. Lasl
evening it was reported that 2Bo peE
pouHd we're offered By buyers.
SAX FRkNuEsoo, July 9.-Ths hop mar
kek Is fiRm, with good inquiry for future
delivery. Growers are kepeful. and aFe
reported aa entertaining vioWs IL I'D.
vanee Of those Of the buyers. kt d
said that moderate trading could be
effected In the oemiua crop on basis
Of I6o 10 1so II sellers we're disposed 70
meet customers a thai range.
sew Ysrk Msps
Urea (N.Y.), July 9.-RspoRts from
MontaomsFy counfy 70 the Hsrald show
that the bop crop ID that county will be
almosi 4 fetal faflurs. Many growers
say Il will not pay 70 pi0k the vines.
They are con1dent that good haps will
command = cents o. more.
Gxellemeas In the HeW TeKk uop
maFhea.
NEw YoHx, July 9.--TheEo d intense
exoitsment 10 ths hop maEkst hers oval
the reported condition el hops. Cali
gorniA dealers are jubilant, believing
that they sss an opportunity Of plaoiuR
Pacific Coast hops on ths market On
moFa favoFahle terms. At nfst many
dealers we're inclined 70 regard the ~.
ports as exaggerated, beIisring thoy
we're made for the purpose Of Faiaina
priceL Later dispatches have fully
confirmed the Gsss rsports, houevsEl
and Il is believed thAt Il ons-third o.
tbs cfsp 10 harvested this year, growers
may consider thsmselFss veil on.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

NEVER DESPAIR People are apt
% think that The hard times which
they experiences are the hardest times
that ever we're: and 90 they are for
them. But one only nesds % read
TIE history Of the world 70 learn tnaf
hard times have been perpetuaily
coming 10 al nations Ia All periods
81 their existence And 50 have
good tines, and 20 have good chances
Tor honest people 70 better their
condition. There never yea was 8
nIght that Was not followed bY day,
nor a storm thai vas not followed 81
calm. The sun Il forever steadily
shining 10 The heaveBs. and the clouds
which sometines Obscure his rays are
sure 70 break sway and dispefse. no
matter how dark and threaiening
they may Be for q TINA. The brave
hearted that hope on mnd work on
need neFer despair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

LITTLE '.FAtnn PAxNK's HAfa-
I found 8 sweet little girl q MonFoo,
while / was 10 North Car0linA. whose
came wns Fairfax Payne Not long
ago she became troubled becaase tie
money had given out and The church
vas unfnlsehd. So she begged her
mother q Jet her cut Of her beaUtifui
hair and sell L. She had read about
girl sel ing her hair for go. sud e
Lass this lite girls mother consented.
an1 the hair vas sent North - chs
edltreas 81 Hafper's Young Pe0pia
with = fimid liiiic letter, and fhe
Harpegs advertised ii and told how
the rnOuey was % be used, an8 pub
llshed he little girls letter, and willis
Was there the contributions ihat
bad already come from the kind
hearted people up North amounted
10 oFer 500. and theF we're elill
comine --ARlanta Consolation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

Ausssiozns who think this ooansFy Il
under the sway o. EailFusd monopofy
should Ioak e Canada. Racoatiy three
bills we're intFodacsd In she Dominiou
PaFliamens inooFperatinR railway com.
panies With power 10 bald roads % con.
nast with fhs Uniiea states roads. al
thaas naaasaEnn have been killed ~ the
Canadian PsoiGo Railroad, uhose char
tar provides thai untii Ostobsr. 1900. 20
Canadian railroad shall Be- buils eonth
of Us Canadian Paoifs, exeept b q
santh- western direetion, aad thae not
run akhfn Gflaen miles 81 the inter
natioaal bonndry. Thia is m0Hapoiy
uith q FeaEtanes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

Iifals Iriskman Phaf digiI called ma
liaf9 Bic 9sguzn-ft 4as me. dots
uko il vos. Tff1ie iFizhman-Oeh,
aarne listls chap nuzht % ba thAnkf1i q
wasnst him. rm8gs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

An ExceedEnEay Secret Ex-
eeutfve Session.


I4U41Ea
WAnzrnaTow, Julv e.-Sewall. from
tie Cummitfea on Psnsiou8. presented
3 Eeport ID tha ease Of the vetoed bill
granting q pension 20 MaERaeet y.
BarohAnd. widow Of CommndoFs
Mnruhaad. Ihs eomUittas repeats lis
foRmar report ID the oass and feeon.
manda The passage Of the bill oyeE fhs
President 3 Oh hjeclion. Referred.
Hoar offered 3 resolution calling On
the President fer iufoEmaaf0n as 70 tho
seizure ar detention ID nng foreign
parts of American vessels, tbs nzstaxis .
o. ALLEGED causes therefor and what e.
fsrls have baen made 20 provide redress
for such seizures ard % prevent their
recuErenes. The resolution vent over.
Call oHarca resolution calling On
sha Rfegidenk 10 direct the American
representative II Mexico TO inVestieaie
the truth oi the staftImenfs made 10 fhe
nawspapexa that oifixvas OF the United
States are confined Ia Mexican dun
Reons without trial foF alleged ofensss
against fhe laws OF Mexico, and that
their final trial nas been postponed
without cause, and requiring she United
States Gogarnmanf, II Euch stakemants
eFe found 70 Be true, 10 demand the
trial Of aaah persons and their humane
trsatment.
The bin 70 ineorsoraks The Atlantic &
Eacille Ship Railway Company (Ead's
bill and HoaF'a bill concerning federal
relations, we're severely obisoted 70 and
went over.
The Senate then went into Exsuativs
session.
Immediately after Che doors we're
closed IA oEdaF was made upon q mo
tion Of Ingalls, that the public shoald be
excluded from the uppsg corridors, lob
hies and committee Fooms, which order
vas carried into eject af ones. This
resulted ID closing the ofiees Of the
Aasoai ated Press, the Western Uuion
and Baltimore q Ohio Telegraph Com.
ranies, and the eioctmenf Of Ell reper-
ters from their quarters In the Senate
wing Of the Capitol.
The adverse report upon the nominA-
ton Of Solicitor General JOHN 9oode
Wsa then taken up. It was said that
the program Of operations IN respect to
this case bad been arranged By the Re
publican members Of the Judiciary
Comnssttee, by which Edmuuds had
assumed the task Of speaking on the
subject Of Goodies alleged inoompe
tsney as evinosd 10 decisions on lilt in
ths Department Of Jastioa. To HoaF
vas assigned the task OF explaining
0oode's alleged eonneetion with the
tissue ballot system Of carrying cleo
ITEMS, whil0 InRails was TO dwell upon
tie Pan Electric Developments and
0aods's aonneckion With the matter.
After long debate the nomination Of
Gooda vas rejected, there bsinR four
majority against him.
The secret session then ended, the
doors OF the Senate and the other doors
we're reopened and the Senate adjourned
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

San buKxAykNxunAs tCai.}. 3nly A.
C1arles Il Bramhall. younR nan
- san EfAnoiaoo and ia paEt owner o.
ne W +. Caleman q CAS- fruit dxyes
eere. eommfttsd suicide IN tha Santa
lara hpoas II thia plaeo lhia moEnine
10 ahpl nimsalt Ii tbs head with .
small plz,oA No caae u assiReed foR
sne ace ether tAan t4at be had 6een dis
eaArke1 krom ai8 Glfuatio1 q ooupla o.
Gays $50 and 11a dismissal seemed %
pray upon his mind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10
PACIFIC COAST.


6AN FnkNcEsco, Jnly 9.-Ths sieAmer
Australia, uhioh arrived today from
Hnnolalu, brings news % z collision 10
the Molokar channel, on TIE ni9ht o.
Juna 18th, between tha steamer James
L Dowsett, owned b. Ne Paeiho Navi-
Raticn Oompany. and Loaded glth 81
ear, and the sohoeneg M0g Wahlna,
outward bound with light cargo. The
steamer uank an hour after Ne collision.
Ths crew wers saved fhs damage 70
the ashooneE waa slight.
siaking 81 ne Kapaolani.
The Australia also brings news OF tie
sinking cf the seaAmsE kaploiAni, whiia
ossrladsr wish paddy Of kalahi BaF-
bor. Sha nank Ia sixty feet q water
and her recovery = doubtfnl.
New mnwnafnn MlnaslRy.
Private advises fron Honolnia by sbs
steamer Australia today anDounee Ihe
formaaion q q msw Ministry. Wm.
0ihson 4 PfemiaE and Minister of ne
InterioFs RobsFt J. Csaighton, sormsfll
editor and writer sn shs San franoisac
Eusnfnq Post. MfnissnE % Foreign AZ
fairs, Faul 2. Ksnoa, Minister 81 p
nauss, ana John !. DaFs, formerly
Prossaufing Asi0rney of tho Police
C0urt q san FFsneisso. AiteEney Gen
sraL Il y rsporisd thai Panl New
mann. late Alssgnsy 0sueral. Will g1e-
cesd NJ. Carter a. Mlninter Flaripesen-
tfnrv ts the White Hoasa.
Ths volcano q Kiiaoe is agai1 barn
iaQ hsraslg. Ths spectacle h said 10 BE-
exrsp1ionAily brillianA
The Ranf rFnin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

6kN Fnancznun, 1aly 9s-faeEar4l Bn-
uarfusnudnnf EfImnFa states ih&t tba
f~nsrni pneias Rsilsaad vii oo-opsTase
with - Uninn Paciae 10 Shorten tils
ogssinna nohsanls tlmA 1he oeersae8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10
cMgAP AND GOOD.

HOUSE 10 RENT. nETWEEN
III Third and Fourth. Spring and tonece
t1ss reed bay view back, SIDE ano
feat ynrda; TN roof; Gopplnn water :
aassnf water closet; water - sank nxe
- r11f anWaraKe al II good repair.
Enss.|ls of n. n. PEASE, corner ElEhih
aa4 1biina streets. jew
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10
NRENRR & DlSHON.

DEAL ESTATE AND LOAN
Agents.
p1wsrty bought and sold.
onos ~ couimsrcial street. seeisiA
va mxl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

The Closing Out Sale
Of Furniture at CHAD
BouRME 4 co.'s will
end within one week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10
From FOREIGN LANDS.
Proxress q the Rnglinh
Electlona.
Explalnisg ne Clsslnx q Ralsun-A
Lanatlss ssartiinw Deed h ne
FrsnsA cAaahsr e nepaslss-
TAs Chelssa n Italy.


-
LcHDoN, Iuly --up 10 2 thia afleR-
aeon - ConssEyaliFes, s. UnfeniEla.
l35 6ladgtoneitea and 81 faEnallIl4l
have heen elsc1ad 10 the uammcns.
Tha Tories have waa Chlppenhnza,
Wiltshire. and Maldtn ESex from tae
Liberals, Lord Henry BEuoa defeaAlna
Ranister Fletcher (aiads1onianl ln the
former. and q. ". Gray beating ~ =.
Barnard (0ladzlaDiAn1 IN Ne latter
These I've aua1aziona make q tusat
Cnionise gain 81 s.. TIE 1ogiee are
today eaFFyiog he EHelish eouutle1 ~
seeepinz maioEitleA
A. 4 this nflernpun tho 1aEiaa had
eiscled 50 candidates. he unionisl8 tAa
the 0ladstuniana l93 and tho fax1e.l-
lies 10. Tho EoFica say lheY axa oQna-
dent u electinR $50 candidates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

Tononro, July 9.--Hho sixteenth aoe-
sion Of the 8upEeme Lodee of he
world, Knsghia Of Pythiaa, viii Be aela
here on 5uly 1854. This win Be fhe hfat
meeting of he Lodge ever hoid OF %
tie United States. Extanalge prepare
tions are being made here 81 amit-
nbiy Feoefva and entertain ne mam1era
and ne thouaands of the ofdoF uoi b.
lonRing ta he lodRe who Wiil b pfaaeut
next week. An elaborate program haa
bsep prepared, which inolndee pEize
drIlla.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-02-26
Bon Smiss unb 1lmgtgeno.

Die sr5Bte &dlte miro iebt ipobl pcr
Bel iein. @s lit audi iebr gut baB ben
10 oft, benn bieIe fiir6terli6 fnlte s8it
terlln9 bat man6es lln9eil unter un
leren 8iebbeeroen unseri6tet,
9a Die S9littenba9n big npr Sur
sem piel 8er9nii9en bot, iinb pieGe neut
S6litten in bieier 9ta6bnrI6aft anae-
fertist iuurben.
Der Sred nimmt iebt iiberbano, benn
ni3t nur Die StraBen, iOnbern auf bic
5elber befinoen ii3 se9enipdrtis i'll ei=
nem bObenfoien 3uitanoe.
Gs serei9t mir Su 9anS beionberem
Ser9niisen beribten Su f0nnen, baB
6err Baitor 3ruider iuieoer ioipeit bon
ieiner Sranfbeit 9eneien lit, baB er leb=
ten Sonntn9 ben @uttes6ienit leiten uno
cen 9onfirmanteu llnterri6t pieoer
aufnebmen fonnte.
@enn bus 8etter siinitis lit unb
iunit aIIes gut sebt, f6nneA mir auI eine
uor5iisli3e 8ei5enernte re6nen.
Die iun9en 2eute BON Siuiss ie9ner
fi6 pie0er mad einem 9an5uersniisen.
Serr s. g. 8uefer lit bur9 Srnnt.
6eit ans Sett seipieIen,
Guer Srts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-02-26
Qnulmure Veuiufcitcn.

0crr 8aitor Spffmann, Der leit ei,
ni9er @o6en frnnf mar, lit 10 5iemlid
luIeOer 9ciuno.
llnIerc 5ormer le5eu nit Spannune
Dem 9tnfans sum- 8au Der neuen Gilenz
ba9u eut9e9eu; trnuen aber Der @ei6idte
nidt 10 rcbt, iueil lie i6ou 10 oft &C.
tdllld)t Uuroen.
Sicle 2eute linO nod beiOrst baB Der
uermeintli6e tplle Sunb, ipelder bier
bieIen g8inter burtb9etummen lit unb
uiclc Sunbe III Ser Nu6barl9aIt ecbil=
len bat, nod llnbeil briusen fSnnte
0tun be6auptet bier, baB Der SunS ei.
nem 5armer, 9tamens Yer5u9 bon Sib=
(er's Grairie geb0rt babe. @dre ni6t
eiuer Der 2eier hes .Solfsblatt" i'm
Staube barii6cr 4usfunTt Su aeben, pb
9err 8er5u9 uirfli9 einen 9ef6en Sunb
perloren bat unb luenn 10, Oh berlelbt
3ei6en pun 3olIluutb bon li9 seseben
bat. gSenn ir9enb Semunb i'm Stanbt
lit ndbere 9lusfunft bariiber gu ertbei.
len, 10 iuiirbe er lniere 8iirser su gro
Bem Dante perpfli6ten, ipenn er Die
Ielbe in ben Spalten bes ,,9olfsblatt'
o6er ,,Nooertilerzgourier" oer0ffentlid=
en- iuiiroe; iueif oaour6 piellei6t piel
llubeil uno lln9iiid berbiitet iuer6er
fDnntc.
9in DAT SilI, Der foutplaiiante 8ift
iuer, bat Ii6 eiu neues 8ussie onse
| ldafft. @r meint baB er iebt beliere
@elesen6eit bate cine bon unIern G66'
nen bonn 9anbe in Ieine tpobleinseri6te
te Sausuirtbl6aft ein5ufiibren, 6,
iebt Suslei9 6inSu, haB tpenn es i'm
MIDI: 9eldn9e, bann piirbe er nn6 8ar
renton reiIen unb itubiren bamit e.
nd9Iten Ser6lt al5 ganbibat fir @Dunti
8i6ter auftreten f6nnte. Stun, mi
9lnuben 8in tuiiroe einen suten Gountt
8i6ter ubseben, neil er ii9 10 siemlid
I'M 9tGes betummert. 9as iIt red
Bill. llnsliid in Der 2iebe, brinst piel
lei6t Slid I'M Spiel. s.