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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24


Sars, uarfirte beuielben: .Sobn3irf9,
%ueritOrbeu. l Sabr aft" unb fonnte
iest Obne 8eidmeroe bas 9si9ent
ieiuem Sreuube iibermitte!u.
CINE neue Snouitrie 1T in berSedbe
pon Guburnnale in SlDriba aufsetau3t.
Spei unternebmenSe SKINNER baben cine
Qanbfrede pom 1000 Gdsr ertuOrben
uHb tuoIeu aHf eerielbeH srOBe 2anb@
ihilbtr6teu, Die i~OseHaHnteH nSOpbers"
3idtsn. 90 wiro bebauptet, baB Der
arOBte 5elHidmeder ben Geidmad spiz
iteH Dem 6Ieii9 bieisrS 6ilbtroteu unb
Der berIbmteH .SerrupiHs" ni6t INTER-
iheiocH tam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Mcnidcn pon 9~eiunbsm, niidtcrnem
Seritanoe, bercu pcri6nlide Grfabruns
i'll Nmcrifa ii9 bis sur Nitte bieies
Sabrbunberts Suriidfredt, piiIcn bies:
DAB inter Der '6erridaft bes ~iosenann.
tell 5reibunbels, 3. +. u;cariser Giniubrz
sole (1S46 bis 1861 I'M Sur6i6nitt
Die Yreiic uaer 2ebcnsbcOirfuiiie (in=
pOrtirte 2urusiuaaren nuseenpmmen,
Die Der %ufleine Mann", iei cs in Stabt
Uber 2utb, iiberbaupt nift hrau9t)
bpppelt 10 bod. tuie beute nit at,z
beren 8ortcn: baB mdnnisli9 nnd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t6crriduft Deg
S6utSuGes uiermal 10 gut baron lit,
tuie CT pprber inter Dem ySreibonbel"
iuar. (Sn. ST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

0iejeni9eu, pel9e ueriu6en,
oeE Geupbubsitsiuff 5u betdmpfen, luer>
ben cine grOBe Grlci6teruHs gu rd ben
@ebraH5 con 8tidty Nib 9ittcrs bee
lpilrcn. Hiqnor briHat oas spitem in
llnoroHun9. Gridlp NIB 8itters Be-
lcltlgl Die libIen SOl9en mo brinat
@cDlrn, Magcn uuD 2ebcr ;u 9~eiunoer
2b0ti9fc,t, ipo0urd Die 8iaenstrnIt
9cfrofti9t uno bns Spitem sriino1i9 9e=
reini9t uno seitdrft uno iebe Sranfbeits.
llrlndr c"htfcrut wirb. Gs lit mir cine
McoiSin nno lpdbrcrb cs bent @ouinen
nit9cuebm 1T, FAINT cs Icincr %obflGren=
ben Gi9cnitafteu iucecn, nibt ais 8ei;.
mlttcl utrfuaHbt perbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
Sic nnabbGnsisen unb GlsbeIanb.

YrGiioent Glepelano bat li6 in les,
fer 3eit marde 9lHgriHe sefaIIeH laieH
miilien, ober teine aeuBeruHs triHt ibn
iddrier uno uernidtenoer, ais Elm Dir
titcl, BEN George @iaIam Curtis -
elmer ieiner UGrmite 5reuloe - in oR
lctten Summer Don ySarpers 8eetip"
ucrDfieniliht blt. 9ieier 4rtifel be-
iaBt iid. nit ser Don SenatOr SaIe &C.
GalteHCn GieCe uter 6as g~er6altniB Der
COMMUNICATION our GipiIoisuitreiDrm
nno lit C"n &eriud), Die eigentbImlide
pOl;tllde 0altung Dol tIuseH uub libe=
raleu Wtdunsrn, Iuie Serr Curtis, gu
lCdtfGrtigC1. N9ir brnIdJen taum III
l09en, pCB Oicler Serlu6 ni6t ~gelunsen
lit, otcr Gins Eat !0err Curtis upItOms
mCn tlar 9fmGdt, ndmlih, onB Die Soffz
ming, iuClG)e Die GiulIo!enitreformer auI
Strrn G!eUelano uno iCiIe 9omiHiitras
ton geiett Eatten, ais Mugere6tIertist
uEb Cltci IdlleH Gela1ieH mproeu liub.
9err GleUclGro gilt isInem 6rsuI0e
Curtis nift meGr ais Der Woles, Der
Die llnabGdnsl9en II Der Siite Der
SeutCpuIitIt III bns 9elobte Gano Der
Jieiprm 81 fiGreT beliimmt War, lUls
bern nlIr NOD ais ein Wnnn, Der nidJt
mcGr a~t9cnei9t lit, bic Don 9elrn CIR
tis nit 10 uiclcm Gifcr ueriUdiener
GruuoiGRe III ucrpirtlideH, ais einige
iCrncr rcpublItunii6cn 8ur9dnger. is
lift" - ingt 0Crr Gurtis - uein Srr-
tGum Su 0lGutcn, ooB Hrdiitcrt Glcue=
lnno ~itdltcre @lnubcrsbcicuntniHc abgc-
!cQt botc, nic rcpublifonildje SrdIibcns
ten" GarouI jcigt or nann, ipelde
StcQun9 0rnut, 6npcs NIB Irtbur ~
0icier 6rn9e ciunnbmen, I'M onriutbun,
oaB Die 8CiOrm beg Serru Glcoctnno
nift mCbr !0eudelei un0 Sumbn9 lit,
nls Die Nnoerer." Dos 1T eiu rc6t
ocm~iit5i9enocs @eitanbniB, ocnu peoer
0crr Curtis nod lr9enb Gin anberer
unabBdH9iger 3eIormer bGtte lid fir
ben OenOfratiI6et 9anbibaten enti6ies
Ocn, iUenn er cine s(bnuu9 bauon gebabt
bate, baB Der 9ebtcre ii6 emit harnuf
beidrdnfcn iuerbe, ni6t i6limmer uto
nidt beficr 5u lein, als feline 9OrsGn9er.
Bon 9errn Glepelano tpuroe piel mebr
erportet, Dor alien 9ingcn aber ouB er,
ObnC ra6 Ee6ts obcr nc6 2inf5 81
ieiue &eformSulagen gang unr
upQ cin!Dlcu iueroe. Stbt bcbeutet une
Serr Curtis, baB 6iCic SOrauslebun9
lno tcin 0rEuo iiir Die In.
]UOJGan6cn iUNr, Ocrr GlcuelGnb
Iucrbe nts Yrdlicent bas Galten, NC. er
ll5 0anoioat OeriprOdJen. Nit anecren
@Urten, Die l~lnnbbln9igcu trGu:eu ben
@oItcn oes 0errn GIeueIano
InO iebcH iit jett bon inn betrOgen uno
oerluiier. Ma6 oieicm ufeneu @e.
bes 9errn Gurtis bari man
uobl bOffen, bnB or un0 ieiHe Geiin-
tu%ngs9cnoiien lid nidIt gum 6weiteu
Nale bon ,0crrn Gleuc!ano bintsrgeben
aiieu iucrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Baber.boru. Cine entiesIi&e SBat.
bic bier auberorpentlibe aufregnne Der.
p%or9erufen, lift pom eem WetsersejeLen
Seinrid aligge beadReen pDrben; hers
ielbe bot ieinen- Batter uno feline Weutter
in Der 9rduiamiten Ino befialiiHten
@eiie nit einem S6la9tmeher ermprbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
Sic Gnthe6una einer Irau.

.rSisesrum III zine puneeIpeQs Jntbed.
uua &c nibt poresu uRe ipar psn sinev
Jrau ia bisism &puntp. SraHfbslt ifrsdts
ibrs 8ragsn mad ibr ans ane Z SABRE piper.
itaub ne BEN AnsriHsu. atsr ibrs 9sbsns.
Srsans UrresH HntrrsrabsH Ens Der Sob
f9isu uupsrmsipI;b. Drst Rcnate lang
bufsis ne zap Obue uanrtrs4uaa, 10 eab
ne ni&t mtbr i1lafsu scnuts. Ta faufte
pc Don Ens sinr GIai4e ron Dr.. Sings 3sp
IierOrerY fir S6pinslu3t. uns bic srfte
IciF psrfhdFts ibr 70 srose GrIst8truua,
eos ne bic game Ra@t f6Iafsu fpnntr.
limb :int Gin lise 8laf6. eurirts ne prQtan.
big. S5r Rams If 8rau 9u,bsr eus." sD
l9rtibsH u. 6. 6nmrif s. 50. pom SbelbY,
No taIt sa6 zine frsi. prctsaaf6e setsn
in Nr. Z. RaHs's Apetbefe. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

GuG 10 pieIe Meniden in &irter
an &rpri3merSen leiccn, lit iebr oft bic
0pl4e Der idIc6ten 3immerIuit. 9pniiez
rertacIli, Der our Geiniguna Der 2uit lparm
enpichicn miro, lit iebr idcu abcr tbeuer.
SpIiicntaenen Griag iur ibn fam mon
ll6 p~crlhdnen, Ipenn man in Elm 6cfdB
nut clncm 1iter fp6enoem @oNer lones
lam ci!lcH Gbl6fel poll SerpentiuoI bin,
et%Etrlntc.t, Der i66nite Sannenbuft wirb
ods Simmer erfIlIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
0onoar, Die samptaaot s.beffateas.

lleber bieie SiemIi6 unbetunnte Gtabt
Nbciliniens, nit pel6em betanntIi6 Stas
lien ll6 ouf benz ~6riegsfube befnoet,
brin9t bic v&pma" fcIgenpe 9aten: gpns
rar, auf unfruttbaren !0igeIn geIegen, IL
nitt ole 8elioen5 oes 9ieguS, aber bod bic
Qauptitdbt ees Reides, benu bort ppbnt
Der Ibouma, b. B.. oa5 geiitIi6e Gber<
bdupt uno brrt fiHcet Die pitti9ite Sdnz
cei&tewegung itatt. Sbre Grlncuna idut
ms 10. S~dbrbunbert, unb ibre Seoeutuna
perpantt ile ben Bprtugieien, peIhe bert
oI3 Saumeiiter tbdtig waren. @pnbar
tbci!t il6 in 5pei Sbeile, in eiuen muiels
mdnnii6en uno 6riitIi6en. Ser ~erItere
ltegt t!efer UNI Miro pen 8duheuten be=
ppbnt, pel6e bauptid6Ii6 nit 9oIiee,
SdUmprlle unp StIapen banbeIn. SIN
hpdAclegenen, 6riitliben SbeiIe erbebt
lth ha5 oCn 9crtugieleu erbaute, Jest
ruincnbdite, ppn eiuer Wiauer umoebene
emit POM 9teguS bcnrbnte failerIi6e
SdIof, NEEDLES 3ablrci6e 8auperfe inns
tdbt. Ni6t melt baron lit Der YaIait fur
bic Miuifter oe3 Serri6ers, cine ebens
falls iegt ~perIaiieue @rbnung. 3abIrci6e
alrhen erblidt man bert, icee in einem
Ndlodcn unp umgeben pom elmer Mauer,
an Der lid itets Settler 5eigen, oft guss
idti9e. 9as S%tabtauarticr, no Der
stbrumd nit ieinem 9lerus ppbnt, 1T
bciIig uno uuperlebIi6. Die Sduier in
Gpnrdr baben rinbIide 6Urm, Die uberz
bonpt III Ibciiinien pprberri6t. Sebes
0aus b%efinbct ii9 in einem Spfe, no
dIlcrIei Nebcnbauten benz bdusli6en Be-
pdll blcnen. 9anbperfer febIen bort,
lpie l~lbcrbaupt in Stbeilinicn, penn Sober
fdbri5trt lelbit, mas er n6tbig bot, uno bic
etgcntliden Nrbeiter iino bort Die @eiber,
bench aid Die i6periten 9lrbeiten aufees
turpCt rpcreen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

&~aibInston, Il. Gebr. Die bemutra=
tiI6en &plitlter faugeH iest on, Die
6roSe .u beipre9en. mo lire Convention
achn!t,u wc,oen loa. Gan 5rancisco
luirO cluc 3weifel iebr befirloOrtct GnS
mabt Iiberate QnerbictunQeu, iebo9 lit
bic G%ntferHWra 10 9ros, ouB es nidt
lualrideinIih ilt, bnB CO geiudblt iuiro.
Chicago w,ro natiirli9 uoa ben Dele
9ntcu nus IuirOls NIB benz Iuropclten
b%efiirivortet, jebO9 bat, fpenn Gan Srnil<
cisco iotlcu e%elniien uiro, 81. 2ouis bic
bcltcm an3litytcfl, Die Gouuentiou III er<
bnltru. Sic Heute im Beiten uEo
SubeH lino mciit sesen bic abbnltung
Der Gonucntipn i'll gtefu gorf. Sccret1r
8tlas NIB Observation-Disclosures 9idinlon
1abeI like Stellen ON oemofratil6en
NotIOmo lcomite nod nidt %nieoersele9t.
Sic mDdIteH Die Sa6e nod bur1 Sr=
rennun9 bon Ste apertretern untsebcn,
cher Ieltit Den Sisungen beiiuobren unb
Den StcQucrirctern iaSeH, luie iie ju
itilnntcn baben. Ob bies sei9eben
iuiro, Bdu9t lidjerli9 p0m Yrdfibenten
nh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Entered al the Post ONCE Ut Hermann, Mo-, an
q United Tor Il transmission through the MALE Q
econd-class Tares.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

Sci Der 1ehatte iiber bic Bill, bab
Sabniinicn. luelte Re9ierurssunters
ltiiBrns erbielten. cisene 2slesrapben=
linicr erri6tcn uuo betreiben Iputen,
mad}te GOngreBmanu Snberion bon
8aHias seftise au5fdqe segeH Sap
SOK!p. Sic Bill lit sesen bic llniOn
uno Die Central Baciic 8abn seri5tct,
lpelde, ~anitntt ibre eiseneu 2inieI 81
erridten, ibrsn 5elesrapbeuoisnit sir>
lad Der @eitern Union lbertragen baz
ben. anoeriou beseidnete 9oulp als
nSop Qapt @Oulo", ben sswihenloieten
Gamer nnh Gduber nuiere5 Sabrbuu.
oerts." 81. 9iq Ielle MIR einen tleinen
2beil Der @oulb'iten 9aunereien per
biroern. 2os 8ot Der 8ereinisten
StGaten Iehne ii6 no9 Grl0iun9 aug
ben &lauen Der 9aunerbanoe, 81 mel.
der @pulo un0 ieiHe 9~eIfersbelfer se.
b0reu. Die 9ebntten iiber Die Bin
i'll ben nd9iten gasen BON 0eus
mieoer auigcnommen lueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
.Rleibermd6erin.

lItlrisihnett tm9febit nd teR Tamtn
Sermcru's uur llmsssene ais aletrermd&sr.
IN aHe bi.if, um aTneisten .3uipru1. aIti.
psr fIr III zen, Mdehsu unp Sinner rsresn
auf eIs fjci6madp0afe had Der nsutfrn
Rorc MRS su icbr nirrsrsu Trciisn tsrsr-
f.eat.
Marn Yldttler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
$rooin; S9lesmig=9cii;ein


S6Ie3pia. Die fcrti6reiteuoe Gnts
pertbuns pes Grunbbeiibes in bieiigcr
@ceenb bot iib bier in lester 3cit bcicuz
hers bel Sertdufeu ge3eigt. So purbe
tlr5Iib Elm Gepeic nit arc5cm Bdrten,
sur Grbmaile Der peritrrbcucn @ittrc
Ebcrbien geb6rig, pel6es Dem DC 'iBcr
neben freier @cbnuna mob cine quite
Hente sc. abpirft, fir nur 5000 ~. pcrz
du6ert.
Ipenrabe. Salt idmmtIidc Sntez
reIenten Der Gemeirbe 2citpit 6abeu
cine 8etitirn nm %Ginflbrung p~cQitdnoia
eeutlben nnteridt5 uuterScitnet.
aieI. Der 8eeinn Der Grburbeiteu
an Ncrc.OhieesaonaI i6eint ni6t mebr
olsufern Su fem, ba Die N~usflbrune Der
Sdrddenbduteu bel SrunsbitteI, Cater
pbal. Spdbpnn, t6pbenb6rn, @riintbal,
6ii6erbitte unb Stutberg fIr Die Inter
bringing Der beim Ban gu beidiftisens
ben strbeiter ofentIit perouneen tperben
ica. Ser eeflrbtete gier6eoieb Sab
puroe tpe9en uniittli6eu 9lusrifs auf Ell
men Gnaben uno SiebtabI su 4 Sabren
8efdn9niB perurtbeiIt. @e9en ipeiterer
Serbreten erparten i'm ieer6 nc6 an
eere Strafcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

pel letnen yltesn a~uisepalten pate, purpe
uuf Der Gbaufiee Ha6 S66nIies BON Spei
Observation-Disclosures nit Srabti9Iinaen
erorOheIt uno feiner Sabieligteiten be-
rdubt.
j. @ebIdu. Die @ebriber RIetn pom
bier, tpeI6e ben Ruti6er Ball oes Raul
maHH5 GrDBmann berartis init elmer
@a9enruHse sei4iaeen batteu, bab er
bal6 oarauf ftarb, purSeu ipesen SUots
j4laas perbaftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24
$raniu3 &effalen.

WInfter. Sic ofdbemti6 aebi.oeten
9ebrer, Rettcreu uno Sirettrren tcr
brberen REORGANIZATION Der 8rcuina babcn
IN elmer 8etiticn an bas Nb~9epreneten=
bdus UNI cine @Ieidtelung nit BEN
8ibtern eriter Snitan; in 8aia unb Sc
bdlt na69eIu6t. - Sds bieiige Sdpurs
seriht perurtbcilte bic Sienitnaao Scr
truo Scefter, neIhe bereits s unebeIiden
atneern bds geheu aegeten bat, ireaen
neriu6ten aincesmrrbes su Is Icnaten
Scfdnanis.
9o4pIt. Sie beige Sourrruen=
ipinnerei Der Sebr. Srieiien, Die fur etru
] Wiaicn N. oerf6ert par uno 200 arz
better Ibei&ditiste, lit p~rIIdnpis uieSer,
debrannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-24

VIE CHARLES 1. YOGEER CO.. BalnRars. H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-22

shod, almost dying of hunger they laid
down their broken arms upon the burial
place OF the little goddess they had so long
worshiped upon the field of the far-famed
Appomattox.
Tuesday about 4 o'clock, as the two Misses
Sill were going from Albany to Mr.. Baco1's
from near Baconton, they were attacked on
the road near East Albany by mad COW
The cow slightly gored the horse attached
TO the buggy and frightened the ladies, and
would, but for the timely interference Of a
day morning Mr.. NJ Galloway and wife
came to town and met the COW at the same
place and she bolted at the horse and would
have killed it, but the COW had lost one horn
and could not do much damage. Mrs Cal
laway was badly scared, but being lady
OF great nerve was able to return to her
home in the evening. The cow belongs to
Mrs. Dees and is mad. The proper authori-
ties are hunting for her now.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-22
MAKES AN Old MAN YOUNG.
Extract from a Letter !

=. 81 bought 3 bottles of your Botanic
Blood Balm from my friend II. d. Ballard, at
Campobello, $. &. / have been using u three
weeks II appears 10 give me new life and new
strength. II there Ia anything that will make
an old man young It Is Il. 3. r. am willing to
sell II, can earnestly and honestly recommend
Botanic Blood Balm.
BLOOD BALM co.
Atlanta. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-22
MEDICAL.
NOTHING EQUALS 1T.

ZAHALA, FLA, June q, 1887.
~ r. Ven0ble q Co..,
l have been using b. r. b in my family as a
blood purifier. Having never used any medi.
cine 10 equal it. Respectfully
Mas. r. NJ. LAWS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-22
Corset Department.

In this department we are exhibiting an I'M
usually large assortment of all the popular
brands of CCrsets, special amongst them being
Thomson's Glove Fitting i'll four different quail
ties-R. & G's, c. P. a la Sirene. Tampico and
Coralines
Misses CorSets in all sizes at SOC.
Thomsons aud r. &, G.. S Nursing and Venti-
lating Corsets.
A full line of FRENCH Woven Corsets, in all
sizes, from 75c. TO So pair
One lot of Fine French Finished Satteens at
Csc. yard; new designs and shades
CALL TELEPHONE No. 401.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-22
EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs, ETC.
CROHAN& DOONER,
Successors to B. F. McKenna & Co..
1877 BROUGHTON STREET.
GentIemens UnIaundried Shirts.

50 dozen Gentlemen's Unaundried Shirts
from l51h to II inches. slightly soiled bodies
made out of Utica Shifting, Bosoms and Bands
Richardson 200 Linen; the best 81 shirt in this
city. We will close out the lot at 75c each.
Wewill continue the sale of our colorei Surah
Silks worth 81 yard, for this week at S5c
yard. Handsome silk novelties and buttons to
match; all our new shades.
/ case Shear Colored Figured India Linens at
12l5c.; worth Csc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-22
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

The Men Who Will Conduct the New
Prohibition Paper at Atlanta-A Mad
Cow on the Rampage Near Albany
A Verdict for Col Thornton in the
Post-Appeal Case,
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

1T Is estimsted that fully 5000 sheep
perished during the recent blizzard 10 the
counties of Iarnpasas, Brown, Hamilton,
Coryell and San Saba, hxas. y b :
A COMPANY has been formed with cap
ital OF $4,000 TO supply Chattanooga,
Tenn, with gas for manufacturing pur-
poses NJ cheap as natural gas. ll a
WoRK on the river front at Greenville.
Miss, has been completed. Over SS0,O0O
was expended on this work, Of which the
city of Greenville paid more than half, Z,
SAN JosEs, the re viv siists, .poke ITO
men only" at Kansas City, on the 23d.
The attendance was 600 and the collec-
tion for Jones' personal benefit amounted
TO $500. srtA'ti
The Holyoke Envelope Company's mill
at Molly oks. Mass, burne on the 22dd. Loss
S235, 900. ,.,..t..i, aer at.r ..
ApvIcrs from Washington say there is
70 be large river and harbor appropriations
this session; S2o,0Q0,O00 Is the figure that
the anxious members of the Mississippi
Valley name as the smallest sum they will
TsK Committes on War Claims have re-f
ported favorably the Hll 10 pay Jones Il
Harris, OF Loudon, Tenn, the sum of
lSaL6s7. 10 for arolling mill belonging to
them that was destroyed by the Union
troops during the war
A zwEIL-xSowS scitisen,- of PittsburR
Pa on the 2ls, was swindled out Of SO 900
In cash by bunko men.
"aRANDaAp GARriELD, mother Of the
late President, died at the home of Mrs.
Garfield hlsNlentor, Dido, ON the 2lst. !
AT Nashville, Tenn, on the 2lst. Rev, J.
N. Hubbert, according TO a previous an
noancement,i gave The theater particular
fits at the first Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. ip a sermon lasting sone hour aud
Nifty minutes; an opportunity was given
any one who wished to reply, but no one
accepted the offer.
THE French aud. Rassisn anba ssadors
have resented pc deciaorfof tAe P6rtc o.
employ Getrnans to-assist the eovernors of
the provinces in developing agriculture
and mining. ltis expected that they will
make formal complaint.
Gov. HUGHEs, of Arkansas, on the 2lst
offered = reward Of 800 for DR.. X. r.
Wright, who is wanted on a charge ~
bigamy Three OF Wright's wives have.
up to date, been accounted for, and it is
thought the end is not yet.
THE Arkansas Missouri border is threat
ened with a serious war between the vigi,
lantes and weil-organized body of out
laws.
MONEY is abundant in New York now
m nd ~.
tremely low rates. One firm loaned 81.
olo,ooo on the 10Th at 3i-2 per cont on or
ainagy stock collstsraL
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Southern Cotton Mills.


The cotton industry in the Southern
States is gradually becoming one Of
the most important industries in the
country. All ovor the South great NC
tivity is displayed, aud new mills are
continnally being erected. At Column
bus, Ga, once nIpany has added ., 200
spndles toits mill. The oostof build
ing samo Of the mills has been from
100000 to $500. 900. and after they
have bean erected it has boea found
necessary. owing to the large increase
in the work, TO extend them. At Gal-
weston, Sl,000.Q00 has been expended
in building n mill, All this vast ex-
penditure of capital has been the means
of giving employment to thousands of
people, and the result has been that
the working people of the So1th have
bettercd their condition. All the re-
sources of the Southern States nro
rapidly being developed, and if this nc
tivity continues, the New south in a
few years will be the great rival of the
North in the commercial world. -- Dem-
orests Monthly.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
ARKANSAS STATE News.
A.Lun.as State Lalll |.

= Hs-" Arkansas state Lhh"-'
There is such great demand now or
cheap lands in Arkansas that ire
spondsnt recently visited the Pub ic Land
Office In search Of facts;
ave have plenty Of land in Arkansas
for the immigrants," said State Land
Commissioner lCobbs. "There are vet
nearly l 500 600 acres belonging to the
State that are subject to sale and dona-
ton. There are all kinds of land --agrr
cultural, mineral and timber. But they
are all going in hurry. For
instance, in the fifteen months closing
January /. 1888 there had been 1000
tracts donated to actual settlers, who
hays .S,ss.aA~Auiu.i he Iands. Th's IS sinore
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
FOR MIL0ER CLiMES.
United States War ships on for Winter
Cruises In Warmer Latitudes.


Cruises In Warmer Latitudes.
NEW York, Jan. 22.-The flagship
Richmond, Captain Robert Boyd com
manding, which bad been prevented by
the drifting masses of ice from leaving
the navy yard and anchoring off Staten
Island. as was the original intention,
started yesterday afternoon on her cruise
in the more genial climate of the Car
ribean sea and the adjacent is lands:s Sha
carries about three hundred and fifty off
GERS and men, and her first port will be
St. Thomas, Danish Wes tlndies, where
She will Ill up with coal preparatory to a
Vi sit to the Wndward islands.
The Dolphin, Commander George F. +.
W ilde, also took her departure from the
navy yard. The starting point for her
cruise in the West Indies will be from Key
West, where she will fill her bunkers with
coal from the Government pile at that
station, and then pass a month survey
ing about Porto Rico
This leaves the Atlanta the only one oi
the North Atlantic squadron at the navy
yards. When she leaves, which will be
the coming week probably, she will go tc
Port An Prince and he placed at the serv
ice of tho American Minister at Hayt.
For some time the State Depart ment has
been desirious of having vessel for the
purpose OF ,aking the United states rep
resentntive on a tour around the Island
Of Hayti and San Domingo, to both OF
which governments he is accredited,
holding the position of Consul General tc
the latter There is no regular means OF
communication between the different
ports Of this island, there being, with the
sxception of a shortlinesin the extreme
eastern Section, no Railway, CONSEQUENTLY
the minister has not Been able TO inspect
tho various consul ates that come
under his jurisdiction since he has
been accredited to that country, in spite
Of repeated and urgent calls for his
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Earthquake in Iowa.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Jau y. AT $50 p. m
yesterday residents in this city were
startled by low rumbling noise and a
tremor Of the earth, and came To the con
clusion that n slight shock of earthquake
had occurred. The shock lasted six
seconds and was distinctly felt.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

One of the novelties of the New
York poultry show is Railway MUIR
der chicken" 1t was hatched from one
of the eggs found in the basket Of the
girl murdered at Railway. y. J.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Garfield, or,

"Grandmao Gafeld been daily expsc|
sd for some time, but her wonderf|
vitality buoyed her up far beyond the al
ticipaton Of the ply sieians. Mr.. Rudel /
and his wife were with her as sf
peacefully passed to her eternI
home. Mrs. James A. Garfe
and her daughter. Mollie, wei
in New York, about to sail for Europ
when she was first taken sick, aud woul
have returned had il not boen for her wis
that they continue on the journey, AS 81
was in good hands. A cablegram ",
sent them. but they will not return for II
funernal, which win he held at the fani
residence, Mentor. this afternoon at "
o'clock. Rev. II. r. Cooley, PAS tor of Il
Disciples Church, Cleveland, of wbi
Mrs. Garfield was member, will ofilciA,
1nterment will be made temporarily int
this city, where rest the remains Of b
famous son, James A. Garfield.
Grandma Garfield was a descendent
Maturin Ballou, Huguenot, of France, W
was driven from that country on the r
vocation of the edict of Nantes. Hos
Ballou, an uncle OF Eliza, was the found
of Universalism in the United States.
Eliza Ballou Garfield was born in M
Hampshire September 20, 1901. Her faith
died while she was an infant, and VIII
she was eight years OF age her mother !
moved to Worcester, Otsego County,
T., ON TO farm adjoining the one
which Abrsm Garfield was raised. Az
stay of two years, Mrs. Ballou sold t
little farm in New York State and NOV
4 TO GAINESVILLE, Muskingum County,
whore sine and hor family settled. 7
early attachment which had spru
UP between Eliza Ballou aud Abra
Garfield rpened into love u
nance, and it eventually grew
strong 4, that when Il iza ewas tax
away by heb mother TO zanes Vile, Abra
Ia strong ana Hearty farmer lad, came
Ohio also, settling in Nevberg, now
ward OF Cleveland. lie made fredue
| visits TO Gainesville, Eliza being bis |
jectve point. The long courtship resll
cd in marriage February 3, 1921, 4