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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY JANUARY g. 1888

merously signing petition asking the
President to appoint Colonel NJ. Nc
Donald United States Fish Commission
er. His ability is fully recognized in
North Carolina.
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AllcOck's Porous RdSterS

never fail TO give speedy proof Of their efficacy
as tho best external remedy for Weak Back
Rheumatism. LumbagO, sciatlca, Colds. Coughs
sore Throat, Pulmonary and Kidney Difficulties
Malaria, Dyspepsia, Heart, Spleen, Liver and
Stomach Affections, Strains, and all Loaf Pains
They have been In use for over thirty years.
and their value has been attested by the highO.t
medical authorities. as well as by voluntary and
unimpeachable Testimonials IRON thousands
VINO have used them.
ASK for ALLCOCK'S and let no explanation or
solicitation induce you 70 accept substitute
ia 22-Su&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

I'd A NTSINES9.MAN

WANTED. 4 BUSINESSMAN
w with ,u'l ciout nital 10 START A CAN
merry 40 tho village og Granite on The Rich
mOnd and Danyilie railroad, four and a hat
mile. from ~ hmOni. IN good aud thrifty
farming neighbOrhoOd. Mono but those mean
ing business need apply. To such every opportu-
nifty will be- Olercd. Address
4. MCGRANfGHAN,
Eropfta fT.af.rN..ff .s..tufv IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

4 COLORADO COMPANY OF THE
~ HIGHEST STANDING. proposing soon %
offer 70 the public A Reliable MINING IN
YRSTMENT, AFFOkDiNG LARGE RETURNS,
REQUIRES AGENTS OF GOOD STANDING
AND CONNECTIONS TO CANVASS FOR SUB
SCRlPflONS. Applicants should state their adj
yantages and furnish references. Address
TREASrRsR,
IA iQew' Posf-orlce Box 2s9s. Denver, Col.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED. A GOOD CHAMBER
" MAID. without luumbDn.c. Apply -
2ln0 vcnah.e slro'l in -'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED, OLD UNITED STATES
w AND CONFEDERATE POSTAGE
STAMPS used from iSis-iS6a Many arc very
rare and command high prices ehen ca original
letter or enu,lops. Lawyers. merchants. and pri-
yate parties who have old dies Of letters bearing
postage STAMPS send for illustrated circulars
explaining whs, Is wanted.
THOMAS sEsiNEs.
IA i9-;m Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

fIrtNcnty-fWD year,.
This COMPANY has made tho r"qulrea deposit
with ihc Treasurer 81 hr state aud has also
ao0ut l.e0,000 invested IN Virginia ia loans on
real estate.
COMPETENT men wnutcd in cvc~y county Whore
Agencies have Llt boon e-tshll.uodJ % act as
Locnl or special AgDnte.
Energetic mon can obtain profitable employ
mcut a. Agents ty aIliessiug tho Home once.
Baltimore, Md
This COMPANY pays tho full General Agents
commission fO the Agent who secures tho risk. 40
30 lIs uo General Agents to divide Tie prOnts.
Agonts who OCCASIONALLY nave life risks 10 place
on ,'lcfr whl desire go engage ~ tIe Insurance
business Ia connection Wlih any occupation they
may nov have ARE invited 90 nldrcss the Com
Jlny i0r terms. Two pecal Ageuts wanted IN
Virginia who can giso their whole time % tho
business WILLIAM 81. DLACkfOKD.
Pre-ileut N0rylau1 llfo Insurance Company
BaltimOro. Md IA .i.lN
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no NOT NEGLECT DEFECTIVE

EYESIGHT OR INJURE THE SAME by the uss
OF improper gasses 50 easily procured by guess
work. No cause for such now. Cal AMI be cor
rectly n;tod at Il moderate cost Examination
free. DIR. :. GALESKI.
Consulting Optlcian.
ia92-it gl5 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED. 10 SELL PURE
w JEhSFI NIIk f0 largo consumers 40 ~.
per gallon. WIN deliver 30 twice daily. JAMES
X. BRANCH. Sole proprietor Arneld Diaries.
Telephones $50 aul t,L once corner second
nnd Naiu. IA 22.tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED, SEVEN COLLAR
~ MAKERS and ONE NAN Who has hal
some oyped.p.e lu cutting ~. f.ltDN MI,
Lomt7ri alley, between lAi-. euth aut Four
tncuth -f.arff. la .(.lF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED, TO SELL ONE AL
W DEENEY CON with tcn-day-oli calf
Al-o TWO LARGE MILES and ONE GESrLH
MAZE. Il. 4. RENNOln, g BROTHER.
IA 1llt' ~ 1904 ca-f franAln street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED, To Buy oCp 4
w COUNTRY STORE ~ VIRGINIA OR
NORTH CAROLINA. Cash sales must not be
less than $1,000 per anuum. Address 10 conf
denes "tOi SIitY MERCHANT"
IA yl-2f care can ~ So 4 Richmond. Va .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

WANTED, A STENOGRAPHER
w AND TYPEWRITER ION Caligrsph or
Hsmmonil who will BE also willing ~ assis; In
ONCE work. steady employment 70 a suitable
party. Address Box 81. city a. l9iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22
WANTED
RIVERS FOR PURE MILK

at -, per gallon delivered.
IN .l.t RIB. CUAPFu
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WANTS.

NEw YORK. CHICAGO, ST. Iorh
WANTS.
NyTANTED.-A GENTLEMAN OF
w EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE ~ Tue
MERCANTILE BUSINESS. with atASu CAPT.
TAI Of several thousand dollars. desires
PARTNERSHIP ia some well-paying business
or a situation in which his active services and
capital can DO used. Very best references given
and required. Address M. ~ G." caro- Of De
patch. "a xiv
no NOT NEGLECT DEFECTIVE
EYESIGHT OR INJURE THE SAME by the uss
Of improper glasses, 80 easily procured by guess
work. No cause for such now. cali and be cor
rectiy n;,ed at a moderate cost. Examination
free. DIR. = GALEsKi,
Consulting OptIcian.
!a2lit 9l5 eas, Main street
WANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w MAN As COLLECTOR aud ASSISTANT
BOOk-kEEpEk. Mast be perfectly familiar
with the city. Of rood health. good address. a
good penman, quick az nrures. aud must tur-
nish good reference "a tocharactcraui capacity
Address 4. B g.,
jae.5s care Richmond DispaicA
4 GENTLEMAN WHO HAS A
4 4 thorough business experience, aud who can
furnish rire,cia-s references. would Ike To FORM
ACO-FAKrN ER>ulPIN SOME ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS, or ESTABLISH a BUSINESS.
Gould furnish i7)Oor Ssol. n opposite party 10
lisewise. Answer business, caro- bissl'ch.
!as2.iP
WANTED
BUYERS FOR PURE MILK
at9o' PER gallon delivered . cr,,ry,.
WANTED. TO SELL ONE AL
W DERNEY CON with tcn-day-oli calf
MAZE. q. 4. RENNOLn, Is BROTHER.
IA sl-lr ~ L0ica tranaun street
WANTED. 10 SELL PURE
w JERSEY NTK olarec consumers a. ~.
per gallon. WIN deliver 10 twice daily. JAMES
H. BRANCH. sI'e proprietor Arnrid nairies.
Telephones 900 auI a,l once corner ~econi
nnd Vain. ia r'-ot
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO
~ know INIT for CoS>UpAuoN TORPID
LIVER. lNnlGE-iOH, az SICK hEApACuE
PILLS are nfnuble. Purely vegetable No
mercury. Nnupium. Dose Co.. o 40 tei time.
Ten pills in "a box. Price lD cents. Sod hy al
druggists. ia ---lt
WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE
W TASTES I-SElLlNG LITTLE NOVELTY
In tie world. = d. PAGE 81 CO..
"a l.l Quincy street. 'hirayo.
WANTED. 4 COOG. APPLY AZ
~ 'ho corner Of Paft Fre.r aH1 Grove road.
lae!3r Mas o. y. WALK h
WANTED, A GOOD CHAMBER
" MAID. without luumbun.e. Apply ~
4l0 Nerahle sirn't in
WANTED, SEVEN COLLAR
" MAKERS and ONE NAN Who has hal
some cXper.u.e lu cutting ", B.. LlDN All,
Lomtrri alley, bclwoeI Thirteenth ana Four
tocnth -isertt lh .{lt'
/ ri'O INSURANCE AGENTS OROIH-
1 Fps WHO DTSi3tE 10 lNGAGE ~ TUE
80 ~fNt~~ or LIFE lNSt hAACE ~ 1HE
SIAIEOF VIRGINIA:
/ THE MARYLAND LIFE 1NSt RANCE COMPA-
~ OF BALTIMORE
has becn doing % -uc.o-sful business IA Virginia
flrtFcnty-fWo fUur-.
This COMPANY has made tho requires deposit
with ihe Treasurer 81 the state aud has also
ABOUT $4,000 invested IN Virginia ia loans on
real estate.
COMPETENT men wnutcd in cvc~Y county Whore
J Acan.lc have Lut l,fn e-tsbiis hodJ % act as
/ Locnl or special AgDnte.
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WANTED, A THOROUGHLY

W Competent AND TIDY HOUSE-GlRL,
and Arch streets. ia glA'
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THE LAST MAN BROTHERHOOD.

A Feast Where Many Were Prepared for
While but Few Came-Curious History.
Six men upon whose faces the hand of
time has carved those lines that indicate the
meridian of life has passed, walked into
dining-room up town the other evening and
sat down to a table that looked like that of
the feast in the parable where many were
hidden but few came 1t was set with
plates and chairs for thirty three persons.
The eldest of the six STROBE quickly to the
head of the board and sat down, while the
others found seats near him. No one looked
at the twenty seven empty chairs and as
the meal was Immediately served, it
seemed as though the absentee guests
were not expected. The dinner was
curiously quiet one, and but little was said
as it progressed. A gentle melancholy
seemed to pervade the six, and if perchance
laugh was raised it was quickly hushed,
and hurried, apologize look cast at the
vacant chairs. When the meal was ended,
and the coffee and cigars came on, the
chairman of the feast placed upon the table
bottle whose many layers of cObwebs tod
of long years in muSty bin.
The history of this bottle is, indeed, a
curious one and we'll worth the telling.
Thirty years ago, when it was new and
fresh and its label bri hit and clean, it occu-
pied the same position on the table at which,
like the one on Saturday night there were
thirty three chairs but this time each chair
was filed with a merry faster, and song
and story and merry Jest kept the table in a
roar
The thirty three were all men in the prime
of life and the dinner was the first banquet
of a society they had just organized They
were all compOsitors on morning papers in
Philadelphia, and, inspired by a popular
drama of that day, they had resolved to
meet together on the third Saturday of Feb
ruary in each recurring year No additions
were ever to be received to their number,
and when death took away member his
chair and plate were to be set for him as on
the first night, except that the survivors
moved up a little nearer the chairman. The
bottle was also to make its appearance at
| each of the succeeding feasts until the day
came when but one man was left of the
| original number. Then he was to uncOrk
the flask, and in memory of his departed
comrades drink its contents Then the
Last Man Brotherhood, as it was called, was
to be at an end. OF the thirty three, death
has taken away twenty, and seven could not
attend because of various reasons. Last
year made unusual inroads on the member
ship Philadelphia Call
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New Concrete Walls Built in Paris.

A kind OF concrete, hard and solid, is now
being used for building purposes in Paris.
1t is composed of eight parts Of sand, gravel
and pebbles; one part of common earth,
burnt and powdered; one part of powdered
cinders, and one and half parts unslacked
hydraulic lime. These materials are thor
oughly beaten up together, their mixture
giving a concrete which sets almost immedi-
ately and becomes in few days extremely
hard and solid, which property may be still
further increased by the addition of a small
quantity, say one part, of cement
Among other constructions to which this
material has been applied is house three
stories in height, 65x45 feet standing on
terrace, having a perpendicular retaining
wall 200 feet in length and 20 feet high.
Every part of this structure was made of
the hard concrete, including foundations,
vaults of cellars, retaining wall, and all
walls, exterior and interior, as well as the
cornice-work. mouldings, string courses,
balustrades, parapets, and the building is
without band-iron, intels, or wood through
out-Chicago Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
SPOKEN AFTER SORROW.

L know of something sweeter than the chime
OF fairy-bells that run
Down mellow winds. o. fairer than the
time
GU sing about in happy, broken rhyme,
OF butterflies and sun.
but y! as many tabled leagues away
AS the tomorrow when the east breaks
gray
Is this which lies somewhere most still and
far,
Between the sunset and the dawn's last star,
And known as yesterday
know Of something better dearer, too,
Than the fl st rose you hold
All sweet with Juue and dainty with the
dew,
The summers perfect promise breathing
through
Its white leaves tender fold.
Oh. better when the late winds, gathering
slow
Across the world, shall make its music
Oh! dearer than this earliest rose to come
Will be the last to go.
know of something sadder than this nest
Of broken eggs you bring,
With snch sweet trouble stirring at your
breast,
For love undone-the mother birds unrest
That yesterday could sing.
My little child, too grieved to want my kiss,
Do forget the sweetness they will miss
Who built the home My heart with yours
makes moan,
But o! that nest, from which the birds
have flown
Is sadder far than this.
Juliet C. Marsh.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The 5arkentine w H. Dimond. Captain E. P.
& Drew and the bark Saranac, Captain d. b. Shaw,
are both about 10 days out from San Francisco
for this port.
The American bark Colusa, Captain Chas.
BlcEus was locked at the Pacific Mail Com
Ianys wharf February 10th, % days from San
Diego California in ballast. The Captain re-
ports pleasant weather and light head winds the
entire passage, with occasional southeast trades.
The sea was unusually smooth and the hull of
the vessel was painted during the voyage. The
Colusa will leave for San Francisco within a
fortnight with sugar from Messrs. Theo. II.
Davies Co.
The steamer C. r. Bishop will leave on Mon
day next for her regular monthly circuit of this
e island
The steamers Surprise and Mikahala are due
next Sunday morning.
The steamer Waimanalo arrived yesterday
Wamanalo, Oahu.
The steamers Kaala and J. A. Cummins are due
this evening with sugar.
The steamers due this evening from the other
Islands are the W. g. Hall, c. R. Bishop and Jas.
Nkee.
The steamer Lehua sailed February 10th for
Aaaala', Hawaii, via Kaupo, Maui.
lie American whaling banks Sea Breeze and
'"0 Jacob Rowland are cruising off port.
The schooner Mary E. Foster leaves this morn
Ing for Kukaiau.
Inc American clipper brigantine Consuelo,
captain F. B. Cousins, viii leave this noon
WIN lull cargo of sugar for San Francisco and
'ls following passengers; E. NJ. Piercy, H. Meek,
w. Dernbach wife and child and about eight
others
'ue Schooners Canute, Wailele and Waiehu are
Maui. '''''
me schooner Kawailani is in the stream under
sung thorough overhauIing.
'Ne american barkentine George c. Perkins,
'P'"n Nordberg, left February 10th at 3 D. m
san francisco, with II, 529 bags sugar, valued
.''f-O The shippers were H Hackfeld & Co.
bags. w. Win l'A0'
Inc bark c. o. Whitmore has been moved hack
IN lor' street wharf to her old berth at Allen
Do0inson's wharf and will complete unloading
lAe early part of next week. She has
sno- S' - IL dachfeid \ Co. to load
sugar for San Francisco.
dro steamers htnau, Likelike aud Mokolii are
''inoSrow from windward ports
black paint, ne" coat oi
rnorr+ steamship zealandia may be expected this
morning from San Francisco en- roi,ts 80 49,
Colonies. en- route TO the
The
10th for Koolau. " A'' al sailed February
Kukaiau D"1 % Mary E. Foster sails to-day for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
Will 1855 Be a Year of War?

The present year is the fifth year of
modern times in which the aggregate OF
the figures is twenty-five, and there will
be but nine more years in which such a
combination is possible prior to the year
2599. Probably but few have ever heard
of the old prophecy, which runs as fol-
lows:
In every future year of our Lord,
When the sum of the figures is twenty-five,
Some warlike kingdom will draw the sword,
But peaceful nations in peace shall thrive.
Students of modern history will read
ilv recall how faithfully this prophecy
has been fulfilled in the four previous
years to which it applied.
In 1899 Russia, Denmark and Poland
formed the coalition against Sweden
which inaugurated the great war that
ended in the disastrous defeat of Charles
XII at Pultown.
The year 1889 will ever be memorable
on account of the breaking out of the
French Revolution.
The year 1898 witnessed the campaign
of BOnaparte IN Egypt ana the IOFIna-
ton of the second European coalition
against France.
In 1879 war broke out between Eng
land and Afghanistan, followed by the
invasion of the latter country by British
troops.
In what manner the prediction is to be
verified in 1888 remains yet to be seen,
but the present condition of Europe
seems to promise an abundant fulfilment
OF the Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
e..e,s Expee,c.s from Fore.$n FOrI'

,o.o,s ExUecrcas IrOIn FOrelSn POrES
y Meth Ms Zilveren Kruis, locke, from
America, due Mar l-2O - c.,
t, baTk VIII " Case, Robertson, from San
8 r,n,isc5. due at Kahuiui, Jan 2-15
films Tsukuha, from Tahiti, due April l-ZO
Ger bark Deutchland, from Bremen, sailed
o,t,far 18th due February LOO
Am bk Martha Davis, + Nj Benson, from Bos-
4 ton due march,
O An ship Mystic Belle Cooke, from New York,
Brft TX st Thomas Bell, sailed from Cardiff,
s. 9t5. nd due March LOO
BrtJsrk Nltuna sailed from Liverpool Nov
.gi due March OBJ
Am bk Saranac, sailed from L1VefpooI Octopef
9th, due February 20
Ger bk H Pritzenburg, from Hongkong, due
December 1918
Am Blk Edward May, Johnson, from Hongkong,
due Jan 2G- l
Am bktne Hattie Bangs, Bangs, from Hong
kong, due Feb Is
Am Blk Saranac, from San Francisco, due Feb
10
sSAdams, L Kempf, from Samoa, due Feb
0gg
Am 6rgtne W G Irwin, McCulloch, from San
Francisco, due Feb % 20
An bktne Discovery, Nelson, from San Fran
cisco. due Feb 1916
Am bk D Bryant, Lee, from San Francisco
due Feb 2O-29
Am bktue Mary Wikelman, j Blake, from
San Francisco. dne Feb 1929
Am bk Ceylon. NJ Calhoun from San Francisco,
due Feb 2O-29
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17

incubation of rabbits with the bacillus of
tubercular consumption is proposed as a
method of externlinatiaE theTn L: Australia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
xOndon's Improved Postal Service.

One Of the last official acts of Lord John
Manners as postmaster general has been to
sanction the introduction of an improve
ment in the postal service which will confer
no little benefit upon Londoners and their
correspondents in the country A new col
lection will be made at midnight from the
pillar-boxes, and letters for the country
posted up to that hour will be dispatched by
the early newspaper trains, and will be
delivered in the forenoon of the following
day in many provincial towns.-Chicago
Tribune
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
Cruelty of an ornithologist.

Some unfeeling ornithologist in Dighton
experimental on a 'yellowhammer," or
golden-winged wood-pecker, by reaching
into the hole a1d robbing her nest every day
of all but one egg. The poor bird, de-
termined TO raise a brood, kept on laying
until she had laid thirty-six eggs ON as
many different days, then she rested one
day and went at it again, and finally she
actually laid seventy-one eggs in that I'M
trustworthy nest-Chicago Times
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
por, rrDm Foreign ports

...o,s in POrt rrOnn FOreIEn hOrIS
! ,.-sr.rd,lia. Rear Admiral Lewis A Kimberly
pom Ga N caroline, Sir Wiseman, Bart, from
sn Titre Amelia, " Newhall, from Port Town
bend ,-,,oa ConsueIo, E Cousins, from San
fra' 5art 0 whitmore, D II Ward, from Port
J Tig iark " Godfrey, r Dabel
II It. Ss Marion, Dyer, from Acapulco
H,r schr Jennie Walker ANDERSON from
i ,lLL57rl colusa, Backus, from San Diego, Cal
S-t bE Lady Hardwood, Williams, from Hong
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nEp4RTJHES.

THURSDAY, February 10.
.npr 1enno. Clarke for H'mAA"'' Hawaii at
Tm -, underwood, for wainae and Waia-
!. at 2 24m George Perkins, NOrdberg' Tor
i Franciseo, ,,.,+ for Koolau
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On the Highest Mountains of Mexico.

meteorologi al station is about to be
established among the highest mountains of
Mexico, at an elevation of nearly 10000 feet
above sea level As access to such place
is difficult and often impossible, the record
ing apparatus will have to be made almost
independent of human attention, and, as
far as possible, all the instruments will be
made to run a year without stopping-Bos-
ton Budget.
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og.a1s Leaving To-day.

49,, 1rrtee Consu,lo, Cousins for San Fran
! .c9 at noon r,.-t.r for Kukaiau
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17

be a1on a'oyal Mail steamer Zealandia NAV
's to-day from San Francisco.
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uac Department.
s@pr oI mu>0LULU' IL. l.
AHRFYAEIS.

THURSDAY, February 16.
-,...r,snalo from Wanna naIo eu,, San
stmr WaIIn Ca liIis Backus, % days from san
-. Cal
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08
BON 9rb 9ia nnn llmaescno.

@tr e%rfreuen ms 9C9eniudrti9 bes
IdDnltcn @etters, bod, f6nnte elm err
friidenoer Tc9en jcbt 9etuiB nidt i6a=
ben.
&Orupflii9en unO bas Ginbrin9en uou
Sen 1T jebt Die Sauptarbcit Der 5ar=
mer.
6rau Eieblin9er, fuel9e ii6 bel iBrer
Wutter, 5rau s. Mi6aelis me6rert
Gage ju Seiu6 befanb, reiIte leste 80
DIE wieber nad iBrer 6eimatb, Ct. 2ouis,
Suriid.
Serr 2puu 8obpn miro om nd6lter
Sonnta9 auf Der betannten &Obpn Sarnl
Elm Yreis idieBen uerauitaltsn, BEL mel
der @elesenbeit Elm Solb ,aus9eI6pTen'
iueroen ioa.
Der S6ulratb bes Srene Greet 9i=
itritts bat Serru 2ouis 9bmann, bon
MartbasDiae, Mo, uieoer als 2ebrer
I'M erer Dffentlt6en S6ule an9eiteat.
Die grbbeeren iino jebt reif uno Die
~oiesjdbrise @rnte lit cine aus9c5eiduete.
Cine Gn5abl %unierer Nimrobe besab
ii6 lebten Samsta9 gum 5ildfan9 nod
6irlt Greet unb waren balelbit lebr err
fOlsreid, inbem lie cine Rense redt
id0ner 5ii6e nit na6 9auie bra6ten.
Die neue G6eune, Die Serr Salentin
Sdrber anf ieiner 5arm erridten lief,
1T zines Der i36niteu unb am prattiidften
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08

Die @asconaoe County Sair iuiro
AM s, September er6Hnet iueroen uno
atpei Gage bauern uno iUa bieiel6e bic
in frilberen Sabren ab9ebaltenen Iusz
lteuungen III jebcr Se5iebun9 ilbertref-
fen. 8ie bisber, iino aud biesmal Die
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Die @iuipobner bes 9OuntD's erlu6t,
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bon Yriuatprdmien, lit ibrem l6bliden
Sci trebcn wader 81 unteritiiben. uns
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Sabre nidt %perIdumen burd Iusiesen
bon 8ripatprdmien bieiem unternebmen
na6 &rdften inter Die Nrnte 5u 9"reifen.
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aui9ele9t iein nno iino lol6e I'M erer
8iirger, Die cine Briuatprdmie ars5uz
Ieben wIn19eu, freunoli6It erlu6t bel
1rls oorSulpre6en.