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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
0ft baS Qeieu RES QebenS uertb /?

sjlt pdS Seten Res HeteH6 mertb?
Sn ldnsTt rersausrncn .3siten id,ien man
Der anIiht gu isin, caB fies Der Sal iei,
tpeuu aucers tie SaHae Ger 3eit, iptlhs man
farauf rsripannte, init ttIen Slht uns
Shatten ketannt 81 irerrsH, irSeuetpie Elm
&riterium lit.
GS michte fan ihsirien, aIs cb tas 9ebeu
IN BEN Sutsn altsn .3eiteu ritl Sereniscn ses
tpibrt batea muB. tSorbStss SSgerte nit
cem Sterben, bis CT l3O Sabre alt mar uub
bann fam er rurh eiuen lIufaH Inn. &ttila
mar 124 Sabre alt, alS er in Sclae cineS
@eldses in Der Jiaft uadb ieiusr jpeifen Set.
beiratbuns farb. G5 1T bisS cine 8arnuua
fur iun9e Sente. Grineniees mar Sci Ieinem
rielbetlaSten Spbe l57 Sabre cit. f';r
&rcnen nriIdten niht 10 Idiper ouf bic
Sdupter ppn WcuarAsn, ale fie e5 neuerIi6
81 thun ffeinen. SDbi, ter @rlneer hes
dineiiIGcu Ilcid,es, 6crridbte lis Sobre, unb
ebenIo LANCE GraphuS BON Sbeben in Gobrs
ten. CACTUS terefnete faS alter luiSeos,
zines eeutlden Slriten, ouf IT'S SABRE.
Oacepn, elm ilipriid,er GneIinannt lebte mad,
9leranrer 6rrncliu5 500 Sabre.
Die Sunit ,u letrn ibcint cine ber bieiert
Dperloren esa1nSencn SiinIte" Az lein, irelde
fdS oraus Sltcrtbum rerblGte unb moberuc
GiuiliIatirn nch nid,t BAT ipieter aufeefeu
frnnen. Speicl lit aefpiB, tob lanseS 9etsu
ntft fIrh glnirCnrung rpu mincraIiihen
@tfteg ais Sctlmittcir SeScr 3rantbeiten er=
ipprben irurcc. Ta5 III rd5 g9cIen mpScrner
Yraris. Die altcn hatcn sirefcllcS lire
ar3neien aus rem ga5cratcrium tcr Ratur
bclracn, uno in 6riae tsiieu irilrtc ibre
Sebcn2;cit ratilrlid) rGrldnScrt.
gBir !piiien, paB BunVcre unmittcl6aren Sors
fdbren lire ar;ncicn ouf ecn Selrcrn uno in
rem QSd!cCrn farttn, bic at ibrc 9lcdbnttct
ercn;tcn. Oicic ratirlihcu !HCilmittsl Karen
ipirfinm unb u:fi+IEliG, tie laiien fcin
Gift ir SUiicT, sagi'h. .;cr;.e irurreu rur
ieltcn bcTbc;tctc.T, HE'D fie peGte lcttcn tis
in Elm at0chdyiGteS INN frdili0cs GrfcS gltcr.
ST. e5 nift re! D,ilte iuerth, ;rI ibren seSun=
ben 9eilmctlCIcn fiir 9cmSbnlid,e 5trant.
bciten ;urilt;utctrcn
s.. s.. 9Sarncr & 60, Giarnttlmcr rctr
Warmers Safe Cure, baGen naS 9Sublifunt
nit elmer 8cits ron Log Cabin -(Slcfs
hltten )9eilmittcln tttdnut ecmddt, unb
fcren Home 0jett iGren Gbardftsr on. sic
umfaiien Sarsaparilla," Hops and
Buchu Remedy" "Cough and Con-
sumption Remedy" circu Grtratt fur
duBerlid'Cu nup inrcriiten Gjebrnud,, "Rose
Cream" tir Gatnyrh, "Scalpine," fur
rus &oadr, "Iivor Pills" uno porous
Plaster" Sic inn icr9idltig aus tpirfliGsn
Rc;crten ,uiammenac uur 3lrar aus ben
fpirtIdu1Iten, bic I'M 85traud) uniersr @rcb.
eltsru irarGn, unc rcr bic !Sciliriite ron
Grincien aus alter .fcjt prcbircn m6ftc, BOT
0eieaenhcit, ii6 RE beitCu in Warmers
Log Cabin Remedies 81 perid,aIfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
16ermann, aeo., 5reitas, ben 9. sRdrs 1885, :

puls unmDslid su MAIDEN ill5te. Mar
faun baber bas Yuittueien tueoer ben
einSelnenStaateu, no6BripnteOrporatio
nen iiberanttuorteH, obne rnenSli6es
S9aben ausuri6ten. 0as giuilbienit=
seies, wel9es MIR Bel sr6Beren 8oitz
dmtern 9luiuenbuHs fiubet, bat oiel 5ur
Si3eruns eines suten goitoienites gez
than, aber es laBt bic Webr5ubl Der
Boitamter bes 2adbes uno ben giienz
babnbienit, bon benz Die sebDrise aus=
fibruns bes 9ienites tueient1i6 ab6dnst,
in ben Sdnben Der 2otalpOlititer. 8e=
form in oieier Siniidt lit iest eben 10
nDtbis, tpie iie es in Der Yergangenbeit
mar unb in Der 9ufunft lein pirb. Die
HOitbef6rberuns iit tein pOlitiI6es 9e=
i6dft unO iOlIte babei lebisli9 auf eine
rai6e, tuirtiame unb 5uuerldifise 0ur6z
fiibruns beg 9ienites Ridii9t senOmz
men fueroen, ni6t aber barauL Ob es
bur6 Manipuliren Der 9(nitellun9en
Der ooer jener Tartei selin9en f6nne, in
Dem einen ober Dem anoeren County
(ooer Stante, bate Der 8eoner nit
9lei6em &e6te bin5ufiisen iOllen) Bel
Der 8ubt eincn 5ie9 5u errir9en. 0tan
mrB INNER i'm 9(use bebnlten, bnB Die
@irfiamfeit bes 9ienItes alien anoeren
9iidii6ten uOranitebt lnO tbut man bies,
bann miro Der Soitbienit Der Ser. Staas
Ten ni6t mir ber billi9ite, lonOern au6
Ser bette Der gSelt Iein." - @eit(. 8oit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Notice TO Contractors.

State of Missouri Febrnarv term lsss
County of GasconadeS
Ia the County Court of said County, on the
18th day Of February, lss8.
IL is ordered by the court that part of the
Iron road be improved by macadamiLinS the
same, said part commencing north of VIM.
Doermann's house, running north TO Henry
Mittendorf's house.
Therefore, /, the undersigned road commits
siouer will let out said part in two sections in
compliance with the order of the court
Friday, March 3, 'sS,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the place
where the work is to be done tnorth OF VIM
DoeTTnan's house,, the court reserviDg the righ
to reject each and every bid.
Contractors TO give bond which shall be sub
ject TO approval ofthe court.
Further particulars will be made known Al
the time and place where said contracts are to
r. POSER
fs.-..-..s Road Commissioner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

9(n einem 5relbdnoels -SanfCt, oas am
2l. nit, III gtew Yorf ltnttInno, be-
mcrfte 0r. SO. 6. g. breckenridge uon
acntltfp, bnB Der S6ubSoQ unicre 0auz
ocls sWtnrine Don ben Meereu gctrie6en
bubc. 0d Rcntufp einer Der StoGtcn
lit, nuf oCiien 5liiIiclt, iuie HincUln Su
Id9cn pfte9te, ,SdnonenbOpte 9eGcu font
ten, ba Iie etluns icu6t lcieu, Iol9t Oo6
faum bnrnus, bab Or. Breckenridge iibrr
miere S6ifffabrt5 -Sntereiien gut inter.
ri6tet iein muB. 9lber iuie Der Suriff
Die S9iiie BON Der Gee trei6en fOnnte,
luenn ieber 9lrtifel, Der 6um Sau eines
S6iffeS sebrau6t wirh, jpllfrei Su9c'
lnhen iuirb, iit cines icner &dtblel Dns
MtGnner bon 9eiu6bnli6em SerItaro
ni6t Ill l0Ien pernt0seu. 9lber eS glebt
ein glement, bas iebr biel nit benz S6tffz
bau Su tbun bat, ndinli6 Irbeit, iueldes
Der Serr BON SentudD nberleben pdf.
8enn er unIere guniulnrsS nndl-
leben min, 10 luirb er finben, buB S9iffs=
stmnterleute, sdifftauer, Sdlffldm iebe
&C. $3.50 unb s7.75 reipeftipe per @o6c
IN 9unbec, S6uttlanb, erbaltcn, ooer
otel iueni9er, ofs man ben 9nsl0bnern
l
III gteipgorf bc5ablt. Sobnlb ols uniere
S6iffs;immerleute &C. iibereinfumnlcn
fir ubi9e 2obne ju orbciten, fonucn mir
59iife 10 bilIi9 in Imerita bouen tpte il,
@n9lanb. slber mir bufer, bob bit
3eit niernals fonnien miro, no uniere
5anbwerter 81 bieier trauriscn gsotbs
tpenoisfeit berabbrildt tperben.
(Sriib 8orlb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

Die @ei6idlidfeit Der 2bcilnebmer
an benz biplOmutil6en Spisle, tueldes
iebt Dor ben 9tu9en Guropus Dor iif
sebt mn6t Die aufeinnnber iol9croen
Gntiuidelun9en beIielben b63it nterei.
innt, isbO6 ertennt Sebermann SIC
5batIade, boB bns gnoreiultat arie9
iein Wirb, 9leidoiel, iUelde uuri!6erz
gebenben 8Ortbeile bur6 biplOmatii6e
Snifie erlaH9t tuerben m0gen. RuBluno
fdbrt nit Der Mobiliiiruug ieiner 9tr=
NEE fort unb itellt binttr Der eriten
@renjz jz9(rmee eine 5tueitc uui. unb ludt
NIT 6rnntrei6 eir SiinoniB abiaidlieB=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Scr Pnitoienit mnB frci upn P0!itif
blcibru

9le ror Cin paUr INgCn an olcicr
Stelle mitgctteilten Gntlniiur9eu mcb=
rcrcr @uItmciiter NIB Srieitriger int
Staute gtetu Yprf, ge9ct weI6e 9aidts
porlaQ. mas ibre Gntfetuung aus Dem
9lmte h6tte redtfcrti9en f6nnen, unb
alle uOrau5ge9an9cncn glCidb lucni9 &C.
rCbtItriigten GntlaIiungcn ans bcm
9oitbienItc f0nucu i6luerIidb befet ms
rcdte 2idt 9cickt iuerocn, als c5 Ter
e6c malioe GCneralpUItntaiiter >Sames I'M
8erlauTe eincs Sortru95 9etDan bat,
Cen ct oieier Gage iii gtelp gort i'm
0lubbaus Der GiIenbaDabcamten 9ebal=
ten bot. Gr iprud) junddIt iiber ben
5orti9ritt ocs amerifanil6en EOitiucz
lens BON Der SoluriafSeit bis auf 0ie
Gcgenluort. Snnr nber ra9m CT 9lrz
laB ju iol9enben 2teuBerun9en:
g8as iest Dem EOitiueicn nbibi9, bas
1T cine tptule MiBa1tun9 politiI6er
&ufIi6ttn bel Inltellun9en ober Gntz
laIiunsen im 4uitbienite; nir9enb mebr,
als im 8oItbienit, Iei Elm 4nlt cine
DIientli6e Sertraucusltellun9 man
benfe mn oil Die 8efOrberlius Der
gorreiponbensen bes Bottles! r2ic
@irflneen Der rnipiicnbeit, Sor9loiig.
fcit", fubr Serr Sames fort, uiino III
iebcm 3peise bes Dfentliden 9ieniteS
Su betla9er, ri9tcn nber iuobl III fcincm
mebr Sdaben on, als gernbe int Hoit:
hieuite. Dies iit au6 Der @runo, iueB.
bnlb Die @ntperfer Der Contribution bn.
! 9eIalnntc 4oittpeien eusi6lieBli6 in BIZ
SGnoc Der Sunbesregieruns eclest ba
ben unb iueBbaIb Der @on9reB fpdte,
bur6 SeIebe SerteBunsen bieies Runo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

mails beraus. tniipften ibn gum stueiten
Ntale auf unb bdnsten ii9 an feline
8eine Biz er tobt mar. Sul6e Barbaz
reien i9dn6en oas 9anb.
Sa. 8. Bef, elm Strd fling bes 9lr.
beitsbauies in Snbianapolis, Snh.
ma9te am Sonnerstas, einen unbeipa6.
ten NOment benubenb, einen per5ueiz
felten Gnsriff auf Inuaria Steuart,
einen Der @d9ter, bem er nit einem
i6tueren Steine ben Sdabel sertriim.
merte. 9dbrenb Der t5btli6 Beruunz
oete 81 SOoeH ianf, batte er nod @eis
itessegentpart seuus, einen S6uB auf
leinen stnsreifee absufeuern, tuel6er Die.
Ieu tObt su 8oben itredte.
S 8u 8alteroille. @ont., lteBen fi6
am 8. Wdr5 8 Grubenarbeiter - 9lttua.
ter 2aurence, Sames 8issins unb Sris
Deli - in einem elmer einen 225 5uB
tiefen S6adt bina6, Inn 5ur Grbeit 5u
9ebsn. ais iie nod so SUB ilber bem
8ooen beg Sda9ts ii9 beianben, rib
plDbli6 Der 9rabtitrif, uno bic Rdnner
Itiir5ten in bie 3iefe uno iuuroen t5blidJ
perlebt.
S Ins 5er9us Sails, Miun., fuiro ae
meIoet: @s fubr ein 3us nit einem
S9neepflu9 BON bier auf Der Wanitobaz
Snbn ab, um Die Strcde BEL Yelican
Rapios frei 81 MAIDEN. 9(uf Der 2ofoz
motiue befano li6 Der 6Ibrer Ntife
3eannep, Seijer Betcr Ortb unbStrefz
cnauTieber Spbn Sntitb. s0s bic
2biire bes 9ampffeiiels ge0finet purbc,
I'M anfSufeuern, mar Der Rau6Iang nit
S6nce ueri ritopIt uno Die 6lamnlen
i6lu8cg nit 9rOBer !6eitisteit beraus,
10 oaB ba5 ,Gab" in 8rano gerietb.
9llle brei lpraugen ab, iupbei Smith
uno Srtb tootli9 ucrlebt iuuroeu. Die
9ofomotiue lieI iuclter, biB lie ims9ucc
itcdcr bliehen, luOour6 erIt Sie 3ua6e=
bieniten BON bent llnfnll erfubrcn.
S Die Iicben Mteilen bon Sibnep
g., iuobn6nfte, aug 9ntcr, 0tutter uno
flint Sinocru beitcbenoe 5armerfamilie
GuplOr, lit in Jolge bes @enuTes BON
ielblt 9crdu9ertem robsn S6infen an
Der Gridinoiis erfranft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

gSitIOn, Der s9luiegcriobn ocs
GrprGiiOentcn Der fran50iiidcn Jcpub=
lif luar befanntli6 rn9 Der 9lboantun9
Ieines S6wie9crunters nOdnluls iuc9cu
Grbensi6a6ers pOr Geridtgeite(lt NOR.
ocn. Gr bat jebt cine Straie bon Sluei
9yabren @cidn9niB erbultcn, anbcrbcn1
muB er cine bebeutenoe 9elbbuBe CT.
lc9tu, rnb bic biir9erli6cn gbrcnrcdte
ImO Inn nui iinI Sabre uberfannt iuor.
oeu. Qas lit bas gnbe sines Wnnnc5,
Der nod pOr tueni9en SnBren pon alien
irnu5UIiidcn 9Olititeru, Gnmbettn nidt
aus9enommen, 9eiiir6tet uno um-
| I6meidelt purbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

Serr Carl Sdur5 but in SORTED 6ej
Siel cine 2sObuuus fir ieds MOnutt
semietbet. Ser srOBe Wustuump tuirb
fi9 baber an benz SiesiabrisenTraiio
f9afts Babltampfe taum betbeili9eu
f6nnen. gielIei6t sebt er bemiel6en ab-
ii6tli9 aus benz @ese.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

Otit Dem beuti6en 8ronprinj 9ebt CO
langlam, ober ii9er 5u GnOc. 9a in
Ieinem Qusipurfe 8rebsipurcn entoedt
uOrben iinb, 10 iit Die @atur icincs Set
ocns ni6t lGnger 5tueifelbaft. @r ldBt
Ii9 tpobl jupeilen auf ieinem Salcpn
ie6en, aber icin 9m9emeinbeiinben iuiro
pon Gag 81 Gag idledter. aaiier &il=
6elm lol i6er bas entiettife SGidial
ieiics einjigen Sobnes 10 errc9t lein,
oaB er gta6ts iein Eager ilicbt unb Bit
tore GbrGnen per9leBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Administrators Notes.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration upon the estate of Fritz
Bertram deceased, have been granted
T., the undersigned, by the Probate Court
of Gasconsde County, Missouri, bearing
date the 30th day of February, 1883.
Allpersons having claims against said
estate are required 70 exhibit them TO hin:
for allowance within one year from the date
of sail letters, or tl.eY may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; andif such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the date of the publication Of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
J. II. MEYER,
Pablie Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

Seri9ten aus 2euti6lanb's Saupt=
Itabt SufOlse, liest & niier @il6elm I'M
Sterbeu. Der Sabel melbete 9eitcrn:
Der .3uItanb bes &aiiers lit Elm bebentz
li6er. Gr bate mebrere Gbnmudten
uno ieine Geneiuns bdn9t nur nud bon
ieiHer Yebensttnft ab, bu es unm69lif
1T i6m 9tr5neien einSuseben. Cine
abermuli9e S6nmadt iuiiroe iif) iunbr.
ideinli6 als t0btli9 eriueiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

sSn geetD gort erbielten en- lesten
Gage Der porisen 8o4e ipieberrm %
@irt6e @elesenbeit ben 5duB periDnliz
der s5reibeit unter bemotratii6er Stnbt=
perpaltung Pruttiid fennen 81 lernen.
Die 3abl Der in bieiem Sabre tue9en
llebertretu ng Der &cciie9eieBe 8erfols=
ten itieg bamit (pon G23 in Der @ode
,Ippr) auf 716.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Notice TO cnntracfnrs.

dnHtS state Of Of MiSs0% February term ss.
In the County Court OF said county. Oh the
2sth day of February, IS.
II is ordered by the Court to let out on con-
tract an open culyert and repair in the public
road from Little Berger to Hermann, between
Aug. Grebe's and II. Ruediger's place
Therefore, I, the undersigned road commits
sionerwill let out said culvert and repair OF
road in compliance with the order of the court
on
Saturday, March "a, 'ss,
at 10 . clock in the forenoon at the place where
said culvert is TO be erected the court reseryinc
the right to reject each and every bid.
Contractors to give bond which shall be sub.
iect To approval OF the county court.
Further particulars will be made known a.
the time and place where said contracts are tC
be let Il. POSER,
Road Goa missioner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Budlcn's Nrnira SaIbc.

Die teft Salte in Der g9tIt fur
S&nittwunttn, Autil6unatn, @eIdwtrt,
Sdl,Hue, ;Sitbrr> une Broifbsulsu, GIs@tsu,
atIprunsene Sdube, SIbntrduatn une aus
SiutdueIHlGas; fSru Sur fur S6morrbrietn
pirbIttue SejabIuns DsrIanst. SSaise gu.
frieernbtit sarantirt cser eas 8sIe juradtr-
hait.t. prsis 25 Gents bic S9aStd 9u
babsn in RdHs'5 apptbt!e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Furniture,
Sewing Machines,
Fine Jewelry,

Sewing Machines,
Fine Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Watches,
Trunks SatchelsMusical Instruments,
Spectacles, ETC., etc, etc,
Is carefully selected and our prices
are lower than any other place in
town, as we do not have to make
two profits, because we understand
and do manage our own business.
Be reasonable and buy at home
and where yod can get first class
goods at a single profit.
Convince yourself OF the above
fact before you buy, and learn the
low prices at
Il. II. HAsENRITTER's,
Hermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
STOP IT.

Do not waste your money i'll Car
fare going to big towns. You can
surely buy here as low or lower as
in the city if you trade with US, be-
cause we do not have to pay high
rents and heavy taxes, and support
high-toned clerks. Our large stock
of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

Slbunnt ri auf bag Sernianncr 8plfss
blatt, Die bette beutibe 3eituns in Gas.
conabe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
Gleiberma6erin.

riuter,sidnsts smpf.bit f& ttn Cdmtn
Sermann's uup rlmssstnr aIs aleietrma9tr-
IN uue titttt nm efntisien 3uipruS. ald'
ser fur Danen, Nde6tn unp ainetr irfrefn
duf bas 6eltmadponife mad ftr ntuflfsn
Nose unS ;u lsbr nitfsrtn TrsiisH ssrss-
ittllt. n
Rarp Blattrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09
SGnse ron 2sbensiaaeti.

Slnf9unts.t Sdbre alt.-SF r,u
lsbtn~ cine psrIUreu sssaussus
4unit2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-03-09

ScpnuiQe, Oto., q. 6cbruar 1885.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-27

The Waco state fair will be one of
the greatest events of the season.
Watch the Waco Furniture COM
pany's announcement.
Morris Richey is OH trial in the dis
trict court this afternoon on u charge
of theft of q calf. Two former trials
on similar charges have resulted in
the defendant being acquitted.
The Fort Worth Gazette of this
morning says: With the ST Perk rs
troupe which played here last night
was Mrs. w. b. Blairsdell, "a lady who
has many warm friends in tbs city
who learned to know her worth when
the lady spent some weeks he,e in
1877 with her husband, w. b Biairs.
dell. The gentleman died at Kansas
City four weeks ago. He was a gen
erous-hear.ed, genial gentleman, who
hOnored the stage, and his friend,
here learn with sorrow of his death
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-27
PERSONALS.

Mr.. +. H. Pendergast, of Marshall,
Is here.
M. Buford, of Cincinnati, registered
at the McClelland this morning.
George Bramhall, of New York, is
registered at the Pacific.
Mr.. A. M. Gambling, of Tyler, is
in the city.
T. H. Gilman, of Chicago, is a guest
OF the New McClelland.
George G. Albaugh, of Louisville,
Is here to-day.
Frank Jones as Isl Perkins" will
be at The Garland for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. r. p. Goodman, one of the lead
ing citizens of Corsicana, was in Waco
yesterday, ell route to Galveston.
Oscar Seligman, popular tourist,
got as far as the Pacific this morr 'ng
and stopped.
Rev. w. w. DeHart, of st. Paul's
church, is much improved and his
physicians say that he will be able to
venture out in a day or two.
Hon. Richard Coke leaves for WASH
ipgton tomorrow to meet with the
dressed beef Investigation committee,
after which he will take his place in
the senate for the approaching ses-
sion.
Col. J. b. Wadloigh, the popular
commercial agent of the Cotton Belt,
is rustllng in Waco to-day. Col. w.
is one of those railroad men who al
ways find a warm and cordial well
come In Waco.
Rev. s. Rosenberg, of the Hebrew
synagogue is suffering from a severe
inflammation of his throat which COM
pells him to stay indoors for some
days. In consequence of this he has
been forced to discontinue his teach
ing of German lessons for several days.
and will also probably be unable to
officiate in the synagogue next Fri
day evening.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-27
Went For Fun and GOtit.

ST Perkins took in Fort Worth last
night and speaking Of his visit the
Gazette says: The play was made to
be funny, was played to be funny and
was funny. There were manv more
fresh and original comical sayings and
situations than are usually heard and
seen in plays of its class, and the au.
dience laughed and cheered and clap.
ped its hands and had good time
generally. People went for amuse.
ment and they found it.
In Waco Tor Thanksgiving.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-27
The Ministries tonight.

The Ministries tonight.
Goodyear, Cook & Dillon's min.
strels tonight.
Work is suspended on the city hall
on account of the weather,
The NEWS is issued from its new
Office Oh Franklin street this after
noon.
Several additional names have been
added to the list for the winter chari-
ty fund.
Muddy streets and uncrossable eros.
sings keep children from going to
school.
Isl Perkins" all the way from Pugh.
town will make Wacoites laugh at
The Garland Thanksgiving night.
The only opera company that will
visit Waco this season is Grau's which
appears at The Garland November, 80
and Dec. Ist.
The "Calico Hop" like all enter.
tainments given by the Ladies Hebrew
Aid Society will be success. 1t oc.
ours on grid,
The "best is the verdict pronounced
upon Goodyear, Cook & Dillon's
Ministries which will exhibit at The
Garland tonight.
Foreman Eakin calls the members
of Engine Co. No. I to meet at head.
quarters at 6.3o this Afternoon in full
uniform.
1t has not yet been settled whether
the new Cotton Belt depot will he
made q union depot for passenger
trains of other companies or not.
A holiday will be given to the pub
lie school children ON Thanksgiving
Day. Most ofthem have had holi-
day of some days. duration OH account
durability to reach the schools.
The last national campaign OH the
part of the democracy was made ON
the single issue of the tariff. The
next city campaign in Waco should
be made upon the single issue Of
streets.
The ladies of the st. Paul's Guild
are preparing for a Thanksgiving
distribution of food and provisions to
the poor al needy members OF the
parish. A meeting of the guild is in
progress this aft 1rnoon.
The Waco.state fair, announced to
come offon the sSth, Goth and 3Oth,
has been postponed OH account of the
weather, aud due notice of the OPEN
ing of the fair will be given by tho
Waco Furniture company.
In the United States district court
this morning Judgment was rendered
IN favor of the plaintiff IN the case of
the United States vs.. w. M. Russell,
for 1920 acres of land in Brown
county.
Look out for the announcement O
the now date for the opening of thu
Waco state fair by the Waco Furni
ture company.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-27
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. w. w. Larmour Falls a Vic
tim to Congestion.

tim to Congestion.
Death Is at all tines an unwelcome
visitor, whether he sets the seal of
his victory upon wailing infancy or
tottering old age; whether he comes
upon his victim after years Of vast
ing illness have prepared us for his
approach, or whether his relentless
summons falls upon the startled ears
of those who think him afar off. But
when the grim monster presses
with n the portals of the
home of joy and thrusts
his gaunt and hideous visage into the
circle whence the silvery echoes of
merry wedding chimes have not yet
fled; when stretching out his bony
hand he beckons to his side one upon
whose brow the bridal kiss has not
yet cooled-how repulsive, indeed, he
then becomes!
With deep sorrow tho NEWS this
evening records the death of Mrs.
William w. Larmour, which occur
red very suddenly at her home at
the corner of Washington and Sixty
streets at o'clock last night. Up to
q late hour in the afternoon Mrs.
Larmour was apparently in perfect
health, and no symptom suggested
the presence of death. In II moment,
however, she was stricken with con-
gestion, and despite all that loving
hands and tender hearts, aided by
the most assiduous and careful
medical treatment could do, she never
rallied, and at the hour named, in the
presence of q heart-broken husband
and sorrowing relatives she breathed
her last. Mrs. Larmour was formerly
Miss Maggie Scarborough, and was
married to Mr.. Larmour on October
18th, by Rev. M. T.. Martin, at the
homo of her parents. Young, bouy-
ant and seemingly in perfect health, a
long life of love and usefulness SEEM
ell to lay before her in her new
sphere, and the friends who smilingly
rendered their congratulations to the
happy bride little thought that in a
few short weeks the bridal robe
would be replaced by the ceremen
of the tomb, and they would be called
upon to gather in sorrow about the
bier of her who then SO merrily gave
back smile for sm 'le.
Words fail in giving appropriate
expression to the feelings under such
circumstances as these. The cold
stereotyped words of sympathy and
coincidence Ill befit the occasion; but
we are sure that from hearts over
flowing with deepest kindness there
will 60 out to the bereaved husband
and the stricken parents the fullest
measure Of sympathy.
Mrs. L. A. Brown, of Terrell, sister
the deceased, and her brother. Albert
SCARBOROUGH, Of Bonham, havo been
summoned.
The funeral of Mrs. Larmour will
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at her late home, corner
Washington and S til streets, Rev. NJ
T. Martin officiating. The remains
will be inferred at Oakwood ceme-
teiy.