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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

@rul tbr lt5nc 0r2ss Uoao5 faus
fen unO Uelo beint Gintaui iparrn mpat,
ipre6t BEL @m. Gberlin Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05
@ahl=Voti3.

2u bic Nftieu : Snbuber Der Sermann
Carvings @ant.
Nermann, No., ben 5. IpriI, 1889.
Tje ,c9elmdBi9e idbrli6e @eriammIune
Der Ntticninbober oieier 'sanf. sum 3pede
t0nunenoe Sabr finbet am IA Mai, 1889, i'm
Fanfgebdioe 3ipii6en II l1br @ormittass
uHo , ubr Na6mitta9s itatt.
46tun9spon,
Robert 6pbp II, Saiiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

SUeben crbalten cine 9roBe Nus'
wa5l pou Ytl9idubelt, 8roguns uno
Grecompre8. Erciie: $1.20 big 1926
bel M. IS. Yeniiru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

~ Sir so Gents fault man elm
SdB6en d6ter bplLdnbii6er 9drin9e bel
8ruoot & S9erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Gltroncn 10 Gents oas 0useab bel
Geo. &rdettlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05
GerbanbIuuaeu

R~sseImasise geriammIuns am 1. atpril,
1889.
auweisnS bic Serren Rieser, Soelsr, nno
8enfel,
Sie 4rotofoqe Der Beriammluu9eu pom
4. uuo %. Wtdr; wurSen p~erleien unb anae=
nommeu.
Eie fOlseHbm Re9nuusen Durssn seprllt
unb sur 3abluH9 ansepieeH:
Aug SeSemaHn .-.".-"".----- $40
Sobn @uttmanu.............. .... 500
SuIius Remmert 2I.75
u. gobuert ......... $3.50
@m. Remmert 3O.O5
Geo. 21.7J
Senrp Sobus...... ...... $3.50
q. gesemaun (Sir9bcTonb) ..... . 1.3O
@m. Remnert .....". &c
Senrp Sobus - ........ 1.1J
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

NerI0mnf. 800 @sinsfdbIs, ips,
fast bic &ebafisnt b. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

SOc6en crbaI:cn cine id)Oue Nuswabl
DIR moOerrliten Site iur Mdnn:r rno
&N@htn. 8rubpt& g 6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Den DDdlten WarItpreis bejublt @m
G6eriiu fir 5armprpoufte offer Irt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Gin 8aur Der beiten &ib &nDpfi6nbe
fir 0amen MIR $500 be: SO. g. 8enz
ling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

!6oldnOii6e Sdriuse MIR as 9ents
bos Ia6ten bel Sohn s. Yfautid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

5aoen fir Selbitbinoer lit irnnter nod
81 nieori9em Greiie bel 90. Sorbuu i'll
Sermann S1 babeu, biirftc aber bnlo in,
Treile ftei9en. Scrr Serbian uerfauft
benielbcn iebt lieben Gents per 8funo
biliger als Der bon Dem y8inber So
Den Sruf" feitgeiebten Yreiic. Cine
5bati lde welde uniere Saruler bcadz
ten lolltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Die tclHca 4anoltrci6cr bic bier ne,
gen @u9obunoirers perbaftet uro nnI
eini9e Gage ms County @cidn9niB &C.
Itcdt wurben, lino i'll MorriIon, luobit
ie ii6 slei6 uu6 ibrer Jreilaiung
luenbcten ur,o audi bort ibr Ialbercs
@eiucrtc betreibclt uulten, oil Die llu=
redten %9efommeu. Sie &crle tuuroen
bon uerI6ieoenen cnti6tOlienen8 iirgert
.aefangen 9cnommcu uno 9on5 9eb0rl9
ourd9cpeitidt. Sn iol6cn 5dllen iirb
bic 8eiBtappcn gau5 ant Ylabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Stit cjrca 10 3aDreH bin i6 niemat5
obnc 0r. Nnjuit 96ai3's 91mburaer
SruItt5cc gerUcIcu. s. lit oos bette
Mittcl g,gw al 2lrtcn pon Grtd(tun-
gcn.-Gbarlc3 9uy, Columbus, 9bio.
&trlnn9t: Gjer, &Httcr, 2lcpiyl IND
@pQc iiir pc,dci] ZEN t6fitcn G9orftz
prci3 br5abtc.
GGn, Eh,rf;u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

9err @ottbaro 99miot, BON 8nrren
Gountp, elm friiberer Selpobner %unierer
Stabt uno S9ma9er unieres Mitz
Burgers, !Scrrn - Barrels, itarb
ont Samstas lebter ISOLDE uno iuurbe
ant Mtonta9 beerbi9t. Der Seriturbene
bate in %unierer Stabt piele Sreunbe,
iuelde bic Na6ri9t BON leinem Ibleben
nit tiefcr Sral1er %erfubren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Spite per neucitsn MQoc 81 80, 80
II no Escorts tci 6. GbriI:mam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05
N1e SOrtcu Neru YOrt Samentanr,
toffcln bel SruoUt & S9crer.

Su Der ytdbe BON Sluffton, in Der
Silbluclt: Gde o MOutsomerp Gountn,
licBer iid bicIcr Gage nuf Der Iuten=
rjetbz 5arm %io3cnuunte r@eibfappen"
l,ben, wel6e benz 9apio Nutcnrieib be.
bsuteica, haB er otn Ylab interbalb "A
Stuuoen Sl uertaIen babe, lonit luiirbe
ba5 Ont5 nIeoergebralut. 0lulo Iuz
tenriet6 lcbt oui Der Sarm bc3 Cart
Iutenrictb, ieile5 Saters, nit ~leinen
it5ri9ci u6t @slbm'Iterlt, iuelbe i'll Nt=
ter uOa 8 Bis IG Sabren iteben. Der
8ltcr, Garl Nutcurletb, mar befdnntlid
BIS Wtoroes uno Der Ylutl6anoc nngc,
f(n9t. it abcr 0 Der e~rlteren Nuflnge
fret ~9cfommCn, inocn e5 al Den nDthi9en
9 ruciicu ft6tte. Ssitoem bilt ct lid
pie DER u@tobe Gem" beri9tet, bel
Si9b Sid auf uno bciubt er BON 3eit 81
Bit leine Sinoer. OHeablr snlt bic
0robuus benz Satcr uno ni6t ben &ins
bern. Die r@eiBfappen" babcn, iulucit
bic 8eri6te rei6en, ieitOsm lift gribei,
men uidt wicoer gcmnbt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

- 5 Mtuuate alte 906ter6en oes
Coles Greet wobubuften Germ
b. Meyer ltarb an MittfuOd
sna6 fltr5em Sranficin oil Der
Eeibsent5lnOung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

9tcue Carpets uub SeltiIder ioeben
erbuItcn mo biaig Su buben bel u. S.
QcisIlcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Die beItcn tirtii9en 3iuetidgcn 20
8funb fir $1.0O bel @m. Gberliu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

% @funo feiner 3uetidsen iiir S1,OO
bel Erubot & S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

County &idter WattbetuS 5ei9te un3
lebten Mpntag mebrere gr,proben,
welde bon Or. So9e, bon Smensu;ae,
auf Der Sarm bes 9erru Inton Studs
OFT Der &eb DAT 9efunoen iuuroen.
Cine Der Erpben entbdlt ipeni9itens iies
ben I6tel 8lei ipdbreno eine nnbere
als iilberbultis be5eidnet miro. @er
ii9 fir Die Sa9e intercIlirt fam Die
Sroben bel Serrn 8bilip &ubu iii Der
Concert Sale ieben. ginise Meilen
6itli9 bon Dem Srte iuo biele gr5e ses
funben ipurben iinb in lebter Seit meb=
rere oussiebise Sleiminen cutoedt iuor=
ben unb lit i~eoenfuls unjutebmen oaB
au6 in bet betreffenoen Geseno Slei III
s~eniisenoer Guantitdt sefuuben iueroen
fam lin Die @eiuinnuns oeielben lob
nenb su MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05
Der l,eueiten SHUTTER,

D dakaAaAaaaaaAAaAa
qYFeVSVV9sV
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Seloneeres NuIleben c~rre9tcn Dor
einisen Sagen bunoerte ppn Sdfet
lueldc Dor !Serru Soroans @ei6Gfts.
lofal o%uf9eitappelt warer. ?Slr er-
funbigten inns nah DEM Snbalte Der
ielbeu ulto crbielten BON I6erren SorOan
bic 9lntiuurt, baB iammtlidJe oicier Sdde
8tnofaoen, ipie er bel Der Grntc bon
ben Selbltbiubern sebrau6t uerbe, emf.
9alteu uEo oaB CT benielben Su biai9cm
Srciie eingefauft uno oeBbalb audi luics
Der biliscr pc%rtauicn tann al5 ocrlclbe
anoersiuo Su b~abenEieiu werbc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

Der bette scr6ltete Saffee mir 25
Gents pro Yfuno. gbenfa(ls 9rilucu
&iu uuo Mteritaniiden Suifee bel SObn
s. Yiauti6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

~H- SOIllAW.
@enn mir cine Stuei5eilise 60
calnoti5 III Die uerltedteite gde Der 3sis
tun9 eitriidteu, in iuel6er mir bebaup=
tetel, baB e'n 9eluiiier @eldaftsmaim
mebr fir ieinc @aaren beredne ais
anoere Oocc eiHe 9eriugere Aualitdt
bieltc, ais ielne Witbewcrbcr, 10 wiroc
Der WanH ciutn GOotl1ldser bin9cu,
I'm lul5 ju crmorOen. Nbsr 1pilroen
mir benlelbcn Waun llni cine Qnjei9c
fit feline 8aaren fragen, 70 wiiroe or
la9en; nNcin, ih baltic nidts BON Sin.
6ei9cn; Nienuuo liest Die 3~eitun9cn."
(@3jlbl.)
Smp Snrtru Mrn Mnrf Gompu- q ny
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05
Su1 9euQcs's 5i0vc.

4&Gl. G,b,rlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-05

selbsent6un0un9.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-03-15
Sublette Items.

The church going people are
making up money to pay for q
preacher.
The crowd at the meeting place
of the wolf hunters ON the 7th
resembled the battle of Gettys-
burg or Bull Run.
The Bryant school closed last
Friday with grand exercises at
night. George and Celia were
there IN the new buggy.
Some of the boys at Pleasant
Ridge would show more refine
ment and a greater appreciation of
the exercises by using their hands
for applause instead of their feet
in such mechanical, tread mill
fashion.
When Will Clark goes home
with his girl and tells you to walk
along slowly until he catches up
don't you do it, you would just as
well 90 out snipe-hunting and be
done with it.
Court in Sublette convenes next
Friday; don't know how many
cases are docketed, but the hotels
are fixing for the rush.
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Millard Items.

Springtime has come; the blue
birds and the robins are singing
ing ia oats. OATS -'f +i'" f"""'""e "'" cow
Jas. Dunn, our grain and stock
dealer, is in st. Louis this week,
looking after cattle and hogs.
Is. S. Rowe shipped his cattle to
st. Louis this week.
Mr.. L. b. Cook and DIR. G. n.
Lantz, left Sunday for Nebraska,
where they will spend part of the
coming summer.
Miss Minnie Collett closed her
school at Dover last week; she will
teach spring term near LaPlata.
Miss Fannie Hale of Orich, Mo-,
is visiting at Nlillard. the guest
of Misses Maud and Ina Richey.
G. n. Cook and several of the
boys went to the Charlton river
last week to shoot ducks. They
report a good live time, but no
dead ducks.
At the shooting match last
Saturday Mr.. Englehart carried
off the palm.
Mr.. NJ. B. Foncanon is building
a dwelling on his farm. It looks
very natural to see Uncle Mike
around on the streets, playing
marbles with the boys and telling
his original stories.
DR. j. f. Snyder, with his stu
dents, deserves credit for the rapid
Improvement in their Musical
endeayors.
Our Literary society continues
to boom. Last Friday evening
the audience was very large, and
the rendition of the program was
excellent.
March, II. FL. b. S.
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Beyond the River.
J. w. DAVIS.

After a prolonged silence we
again resume pencil to inform you
of the haps and mishaps Of this
community. Since our last, many
interesting events have taken
place which are now too old to re-
late.
The prospect for good wheat
crop in this community, Is not
very fattering at present.
Arrived at q. w. Tluitt's on
the 9th ult-a boy.
Most of the farmers are pre-
pairing to set out new orchards or
make additions to their old ones,
this spring. Mr.. J. B. Larkins of
Kirksvilie, salesman for the Stark
nursery, Louisiana, Mo-, has been
receiving orders for trees through
this part of the country during
the past week. He is very sue
cessful in selling, as the people
are becoming better acquainted
with the Stark nursery every
year, and are beginning to realize
that it is a perfectly reliable firm,
employing none but first class
men as statesmen. 1t has taken
persistent effort on the part of
Mr.. Larkin to establish this fact,
as the farmers here have been
swindled repeatedly by tree agents.
Mr.. Jacob Shafer lost his
daughter Bette, on the 9th, by
marriage to Mr.. Thomas Pope.
We congratulate Mr.. Pope in Sc
curing for his bride, one of Centres
most accomplished young ladies.
Rev. Jonathan Novinger of
Union town, Ohio, preached at
Centre on the night of the Goth,
ult. He is mild and pleasant
preacher and every one was de-
lighted to hear HIM. He attended
school here about 80 years ago
and has many friends and school
mates in this vicinity.
The Smith farm has changed
occupants this spring. The former
occupants moved south of town.
The newcomers names is are Sha-
han. We welcome them here.
Schools have all closed in this
section.
Rev. Doyle preached his fare
well sermon at Centre week ago
last Sunday. J. 0. TRUlTT.
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Green Grove Items.

March weather has been very
fine up to date.
VIM. Braden has purchased
farm on Shuteye and taken poss-
ession of it. John Cook has also
purchased farm on Black-bird
near Ned's bridge and will take
possession sooll.
Lee Gilmore has moved to the
b. Z. Elsea farm. James Mundon
has moved to the vicinity Of Sub
ette.
Jas. Vansickle and Peter Darr
shipped their cattle to st. Louis
last week.
There is considerable sickness
in the community at this writing
Us. Bradshaw returned home
from Kansas last week for short
visit, \.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-03-15

-Congressman Richard W.
Townshend of Shawneetown, ILL.,
inois, died at washington last Sat
urday.
One of the last things
Grover Cleveland did to crafty
the Solid South, was to veto the
direct tax bill.
An excellent likeness of
each member of the Cabinet with
short biographical sketch of
each will be found on our inside
pages.
The office plums are rapid
ly falling and each day a large
batch is disposed of to those who
have been impatienly waiting for
the ripening of the fruit.
The Wabash, Rock Island,
and Chicago & Alton will again
put on fast trains between Kansas
City and Chicago. 1t is expected
to make the run in fourteen and a
half hours.
The supreme court of West
Virginia refused Tuesday to grant
the writ OF mandamus prayed for
by Gen. Goff. This leaves Wilson
N possession OF the office Of gov
erpor until the contest before the
legislature is decided,
The recent discovery of
rich gold fields in Southern Cali
folnia has caused great excite
ment and thousands are fiocking
to the mining camps. Agents
Of English capitalists claim the
lands and are trying TO keep out
Americans and others.
President Harrison has set
tad for good and all, the question
Of filing territorial appointments
from the states. He e'declares that
he will stand by the Chicago plat
form, and appoint no man to ter
ritorial Office that is not resi-
dent of the territory in which the
Office is located.
Mr.. c. T. Dulany of Mober-
ly is candidate for the position
of Post Office Inspector. He is
a ayoung man of recognized .abili-
ty. His work during the last
campaign speaks for itself. and
certainly entities lim to a sub
stantial recognition from the
Republican party.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, James W. BrawDer by his certa in
deed OF trust dated the lst day of Februa ~.
1876 and recorded in the recorders office of
Adair county, at Deed Book II page 3I2, C on
veyed to David A. Ely trustee all his rig hit,
title, interest and estate, in and to t he fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the
county of AdaIr, state of Missouri, viz:
The north half of the south east quarter of
section No. thirty three, (33) also the north
west fourth of the southwestquarter of section
No. thirty four t3.l; all in township No. .siqty-
three, 1881 of range No. sixteen. Q6l. contain
ing in said tract one hundred and twenty(l20I
acres more Or less.
Which said conveyance was made in trust to
secure tho payment of his certain promissory
notes in said deed described, and whereas the
said notes have become due and,are unpaid and
whereas the said David 4. Ely is now deceased
now therefore, in accordance with the proyis-
sion Of said deed oil trust and at the request of
the legal holder of said notes will proceed to
sell the above described Real estate AZ the
court house door in the town o fkirksville, in
the county of Ad air, state of Missouri afore-
said, to the highest bidder for cash. at public
auction, on
Saturday the Both Day of Mar ch,
1889,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon and
five in the afternoon of that day to satisfy said
note, togeth tN oct a, q. of exc
cutting this trust.
Dated this 5th day March 1SS9.
G. f. WILLIAMS, SIERIFF,
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Gopher Hill Siftinings.


Mrs. r. Livingston is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Selby
near Adair.
Mrs. Longsberry was recently
visiting her daughters, Mrs. A.
Pinkston.
School opens again April, l, with
Miss Mally Ashby as teacher.
Mr.. James Mitchell will shortly
move to his new home near Kinks
vile.
Geo. Simmons Is visiting his
parents near Nineveh.
The boys were out on a fox
chase recently and report a great
deal Of sport. ID.
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noted. 1 have been very busy and
could not attend to it at once but
have at my first opportunity, and
will say l find your company
records in very good state of
presentation, and in a much better
shape than many others. The Ad-
jutant General informs me that
there are no provisions made
whereby a discharge can be given
to any of the q. Nj. NJ, but he can
give certificate of service where
the records show the fact, like this
| send you. Anything l can do
for the boys l am ready and will
ing to do, and if l can help them
will gladly do so.
J. W. DAVIS.
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Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of A
ministrati0n upon the estate of Felix
Floyd, deceased, late of Adair CO., No., ha
been granted to the undersigned Sarah
Floyd. by the Probate court of the coun
of \ AdaiT, hearing date the I'd day OF Feb
leo9. Allpersons having claims against ,ai a
estate are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year after the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
any oeneht OF such estate: and if such claims
be not exhibited within two wears from the
1me of publication of this notice thev will he,
orever barred.
Dated this 2sth day of Dec 1889.
SARAH A. FLOYD, Administra.ri .rix.
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Mr.. Lafe Grant Of Deep Water
Mo-, is visiting friends here.
MOI ton McDermitt, who has
been in Kansas for the past two
years has returned and will farm
for his father, Jessie McDermitt
this year.
The farmers report the wheat
prospect very poor.
Jas. Mitchell has purchased q
farm near Bullion, and will move
to it this week.
Messers Jas. Price, Waterman
Reed and John Wilson are on the
sick list. However all were re-
ported improving at last accounts.
Last Wednesday when the mail
was about two miles from the
post Office, while the carrier
was walking and leading his horse
the animal took fright and broke
from him. He sealed fences
going through farms, as only a
mustang can, turning neither to
the right or left, till caught by
Albert Clemson, who brought
him, with mail safe to the office.
Although the horse had run sever
al miles and rolled in the mud
until both he aud mail bags were
quite muddy, he could not get rid
Of the mail and no serious damage
was done.
The Wilson literary adjourned
March |, until the first Tuesday
evening in September.
Wilson is on boom; Grandpa
Clemson Is building new smoke
house.
Friday March s, our school
closed. The exercises of the dav
were examination of advanced
classes and partaking of the
Sumptuous dinner prepared by
patrons of the school for the occa-
sion. AT an early hour the house
was crowded to listen to the enter
tainment. The program was care
fully arranged and each perform
ance gave evidence of the careful
training received 1t is difficult
to select any particular part of the
deserving especial
praise, but We may mention Mr.. |
Iaxshirk and the Assessor; The
Rehersal; The Ethiopian Drama !
md Tie Sham Doctor; as among
he excellent parts, the last one
down the house. There
we're some very excellent recita,
ions and the young ladies furnish
ID excellent music during the in
ervals of rest. The pupils ac-
Quilted themselves splendidIv
turing the exercises of the day
nd evening, thereby rejecting
luch credit on their teacher for
is long and untiring efforts in
heir behalf Mr.. L. S. Quinn
ave excellent satisfaction as
We hope to secure as
ood teachers in the future.
Protracted meeting at the star
chool house this week. IL
RUSTIC. jt
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Weather Prophet Irl Hicks Pre-.
diet Bad Weather for March.

March is to be a month of
violent storms and an alarming
tendency to earthquake disturb
ances, according to Rev. Irl Hicks
meteorological forecast for the
coming month.
He says that those who calculate
upon the total disappearance cf
winter and the incoming of sum-
mer with the opening of March,
will pay heavy penalty. The
month will open with a storm well
developed in the west on its way
eastward; sleet ard snow will
prevail in the north and east and
rains In the south followed by cold
waves that will reach far
southwark. Violent storms are to
be apprehended about the middle
of the month if warm, southerly
winds prevail, and the greatest
violence and danger period is set
for the 23d, 9th and 18th. A
reaction will be felt in the last
week of the month, and April will
be ushed in with balmy weather.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-03-15
Attention Enrolled Missouri Militia

Enrolled Missouri Militia of
Adair county will remember that
they were enrolled in the Militia
of the State, except company A.
at kirksville, Mo-, in August 1862,
and mustered into service on the
IL day of August 1862 as the 5Oth
regiment E. NJ. NJ. Company A,
said regiment was organized at
Macon City the first days of Aug.
1862, and said regiment was re-
leased from duty on the 90 day of
November, 1862, without any
written discharge. Iwrote a let
ter to Hon. j. W. Davis, our rep
resentative, requesting him to 60
to the office of the Attorney Gen
eral and see if a discharge could
be had and for their information 1
enclose his letter for publication.
If members of the i. NJ. NJ. will
send him name of company and
he will get them a certi-
ticates of service without charge.
S. n. HOLLOWAY.
March 6, 1889.
The following is the letter: |
JEFFERSON CRY, No..
March |. 1889.
Nh. S. n. HoLLowAY-Dear Sir;
your letter of the 19 ult. was re-
,eived in due time and contents