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The Press., 1889-08-15
pEARl'S
 WHITE
 GLYCERINE,

Beautifies the Complexion; Purifes Whit ems and Softens the Skin, eradicating all inn perfections such as Freckles, Moth Patches, Blackheads, Pimples, etc, without in. jury, Cures sunburn. Chapped and Chafed Skin, instantly. E
 SoLD AT DRUeGIsrs' PRIoR, 50 CKNTs
The Press., 1889-08-15

A curious story is told of how Chief Justice Fuller and his family were driven from the Congregational to the Episcopal fold by dance when they lived in Au- gusta, Maine. In 184O, when Nathan Weston, MT. Fuller's father-in-law, was chief justice of Maine, 8 young ladies' sew ing circle was held at the Weston house, and Mrs. Fuller played the piano for the dancing that followed the sewing, her brother accompanying her on violin. This ungodly innovation stirred up such a rumpus in the Congre9 9ational church that the Weston and Fuller families went over to the Episcopalians
The Press., 1889-08-15

THE NEW DISCOVERY. have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it.. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good @ thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of it's staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given trial, Dr. Kings New Discovery ever after holds place intthe house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold, or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure bottle at on and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at E. K. Taft's drugstore
The Press., 1889-08-15

\. The continued use of mercury mixtures Fpoisons the system, caEses the bones to decay and brings on mercufial rheumatism. The use of s. s. s. forces impurities from the
 blood, gives good appetite and digestion
 and builds up the whole human frame. Send
 to Swift Specific Company, Drawer 3, Atlanta,
 Ga., for Treatise on Blood Diseases g
The Press., 1889-08-15

Swift's Specific cured me of ugly and very painful boiIs or risings. I had twenty three on my back and neck at one time and great many on my body. I took $. s. s., and two bottles cured me. This was five years ago, and have had no boils since.
 w, M MILLER, Arlington, Texas,
The Press., 1889-08-15

w. H. Wight, of Rogers, Ark, prominent farmer and stock grower, says that Swift's Specific cured him of letter of twenty years standing. Of course in that time he had a great amount of treatment, and says the won- der is that he did not scratch the flesh from his bones. s. s. s. cured him quick and per- Innanently,
The Press., 1889-08-15

Very few persons can hold their own O, their first sea voyage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
MUCH DAMAGE DONE.
O,wego Visited by Terrific Hail aud
llnin storm,


liHin storm,
OswEaO, n, ", juno lO-Tho worst
storm uf rain and hail experienced here
in many years passed over thiluocli0n Of
the nalc about . 0clocl, yesterday after
noon The people were just gathering
nt mass meeting IN aid OF the Johns
town sufferers, when the sky suddenly
became blacl, aud two Immense clouds
seemed 10 rise up out Of the lake and
bear down upon the city, Tho people
abandoned the meeting and rushed for
their homes As the clouds approached
the city they were frightlul IN appear
nucp. They passed over the city three
minutoa apart and the mnHhonc brightly
between thcm, Tho thermometer lell
from aiyty,slX 90 llfty,glX dogreos, Tho
hail came with touillo force, tho stones
being Of all shapes and hIEcs,
The weather observer picked up ono NJ
tho signal office chat measured one and
threc,loWth inches long and ilyc.Cighths
of an inch thick, Great damage was
done 10 Strawberries and tobacco crops,
aud In many fields they were uttOrly
ruined. The second cloud sent down
sheets Of rain. The streets were filled
from gutter 10 gutter and many cellars
were flooded. The rainfall In twenty
minutes was one and fourteenth Inches,
the heaviest IN that time ever recorded
here. The mir was filed with electricity
aud the thunder was inccWant and deaf.
cning. Tho burgess yacht Merle, owned
IN Toronto, was driven ashore Ot Nine
Milo Point The crow escaped, An un.
known schooner wus driven ashore at
Fair Haven. There Ia no communica.
ton with nearby towns, but tho damage
TO crops Is believed 10 bo heavy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Ilnnopay.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have have 1t, to fully EN-.
Joy life Thousands are searching for
II daily, and mourning because they
find II not. Thousands upon thousands
Of dollars are spent annually by our
people in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet IL may be had by
all. eguaranteethat Electric liitters
II used according to directions and the
use persisted in, will bring you good
digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia
and install instead eupepsy. We rec
ommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
aud all diseases of liver, stomach and
kidneys Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle
by Durbin, Wright q Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

LONDON, June 10,--Tho Times Berlin
correspondent telcgraphs that the point
In the provisional agreement renched by
tho Samoan conference 10 which the
government ut Washington more cspec-
Tally objects Is the agreement for inter-
national control Of Samoa. A hitch has
undoubtedly arisen upon the question OF
the punishment Of Mataafa concerning
which there Is apparently u divergence
Of opinion between Washington and
Bprlin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Notice BY Commissioners.

Notice IL hereby given that the Commissioner OF
stark county onto, NJ their June session, ltbN ul.
yldOd stark county Into the following DISTRICTS Tor
Tie docOnM land appfhliuinoht ~ tho year lhuOi
Each township IN the county N 10 constitute one
District The cities IN the county arc dlyuud lnto
districts ~ follows, t0swlt
Canton-ist ward District 10. Il Bud aud Urd
wards, District No, q iih ana 9th wards, District
No ~ aud tho 9th aud IN wards, District No q,
MtWon aa follows, to.witl lat and nn1 wards,
District No, Il Ord aud dth wards, District No'a
Alliance aa follows to.wlt Tho ibL sud and 8rd
wards shall bo District No !, aud tho dth, 9th ana
9th wards shall 30 District No, 9.
And notice n hereby glyon that the qualified
electors N the above described Districts hhhll, ~
tho November election IN the year lb-Oi elect some
Cltllon 0f such District having the qualifications OF
An clecor, "a assessor OF real properly wlthlh Huoh
District
NY order OF the Board OF Commissioners Of stark
County, ohio.
Section g7s0 passed April oist, 1880.
u.gt.daw p. L. MANLY, Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Found Tho nody Horribly Mntliatod.

CLEVELAND, o., juno lO,-This city
has been In turmoil for several days
over the mysterious disappearance Of
Maggie Thompson, u littlo girl residing
ON the SouthsidC II was Thought that
she had been abducted and detectives
were sent all over the state and 10 yari.
Gus institutions In Indiana In quest Of
her. Tonight her body was found In
the cellar OF family named Leuth, ro-
siding q few doors from the home Of tho
Thompsons, Tho body was horribly
mutlGted, the head bcing entirely sew.
cred, Tho police at once arrested the
entire Lcuth family and Oro busily cn-
deayoring 70 hunt up fresh clues. Tho
Lcuths have not been idoutiled with the
case heretofore. The discovery has Gro.
otod the widest excitement in tho
noighborhood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A sale lnyaslment,

Is one which 10 guaranteed 10 bring
You satisfactory results, or IN case OF
Failure a return OF purchase price, on
this safe plan you can buy from our ad'
Vertised Druggists bottle OF Drkings
New Discovery for Consumption, It's
guaranteed 10 bring relief IN every case,
When used for any Affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, irOnehills,
Asthma, Who0ping Cough, Group, ete,
ete, II IL pleasant and agreeable 10
taste, perfeaily safe, ana can always DO
depended upon, Trial Bottles free AZ
DiTbin, Wright n COS drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

WASHINGTON, Juno 1O.-Tho Trenton
and Vandalia, which were wrecked nj
Samoa last March, have been abandoned
by the government and their names will
be stricken from the navy list. All OF
the valuablos OF both vessels, including
the batteries, have been recovered and
are now on route TO San Francisco on
the steamship Alameda Admiral Kim
berly and the remaining survivors are on
board and eqpect TO reach this country
nbout the 9Th of July.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

WASHINGTON, Juno 10-NIiss Jessie
Wohn, has just arrived In Washington
from Johnstown, whore her home, with
80 many thousands OF others, had been
swept away by the flood. "During tho
oyonng, Just before the floods swept
down upon u.s. she said, al was stand
ing In my brothers store, which Is In the
center Of the city, talking TO my sister
m.law and playing with the baby, My
brother was In the front Of the store at-
tending 10 customers, whom We heard
the bells No the mills ring the alarm, We
NJ once ran out Of tho building but be-
fore we could reach tho hills the waters
were upon us, and had II not been for
some gentleman In the party | would
have been drowned. AB IL was, tho
water had risen TO my neck before | was
pulled up out Of It's reach. One Of tho
gentlemen who was talking 10 my
brother, Mr., Randolph, was drowned.
The store was swept away, and all |
saved was u light wrapper and pair Of
gum shoes" Miss Wohn says that when
sho was coming on TO Washington she
was kept going from ono end Of the train
10 the other relating her experience TO
others on the train, She says that the
society Of the Red Cross Is doing noble
work among the sufferers at Johnstown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
1ir.snnnlnr snhIno sroIunr q nlyoroe.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, juno TO- Ex-Sen-
ator Sabine has applied for divorce,
charging his wife with habltual drunken
ness. ltis said by some that the diyorcehos
actually been granted but the proceed
ings have boon kept secret Mrs, Sabine
has been in an asylum az Flushing, Il. l.,
lately. II 10 said that she has been ad-
dictcd TO the morphine habit. She was
prominent in social circles when in
Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13


PTTBugl, June lO,-ReU james
Madden, prohibition orator from Kan
flB, pldrp n % temperance audience
laat oyWng ln referring ~ tho Johns
town horror hH uid he was there when
the flood occurred, but managed 20
escape, Those who had not done H1 left q
warning iy hours old go unhcrlcl,
waited were drowned and went 10 hrll
A muTmur arose from the
crowd and two men de'
uuuucfd tho speaker Tho major pulr
ton thpu loIp Che building and on the
outside tbn moro hut-hrldfl hisRcal'l
thatu committee b1 appointed 20 return
upatlIr for Nr Madden, nul That hp be-
ttcutod tothr indignation of Umnb, br'
fore this suggestion WIS put Into Cllc't
several members of tho union arrived on
tho Hocnc, deprecated thn conduct Ot
Madden aud pleaded that Tor their anlgca
mo- violence be- done him, They were
ably seconded in thig appeal hy Patrick
Malone aud Joseph Mcswgscn OF tho
sixth ward,
The crowd finally but ullonly CON
scntcd 10 lut the Row Madden SO scot
free, After q lapse Of time hp emerged
from The hail and was approached by
Me-, D1nahuc, who demanded an OK
plnnnton Of hlg strange rommlg, Mr.
Madden complied by saying that if given
time ho would have cleared up matters,
and that hls remarks were only npplicn'
bic 10 rum Hollcra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

streams fllpd with debris and aeeumn'
lated drift, Ia which there 10 q p0aslhll'
ity Of human bodies being embedded,
There Is probability that II allowed ~
remain, these viii endanger tho public
health, leaving it more firmly impressed
Ia my mind that tho police powers OF
tho State must DO exercised 70 restore
things 10 their normal condition,
The funds which have come
into my hands Ia such large amounts
aud from 30 many quarters outside Of
tho state aud which have been imposed
up0n ms as a sacred trust will be spent
wholly aud absolutely for tho benefit ot
individual sufferers, No part Of II viii
be expended la work which IL legltl'
mately tho domain Of tho state under Ia
police powers, This | wish 10 empha.
size, 30 that all contributors ~ the FUND
may feel assured that thelr money VIII
be iudiGl0usly and economically OK
pended for tho benefit Of suffering
humanity, and not tho work when
should and VIII be undertaken by the
State or municipal authorities"
Private William u, Young, q private
Of q company, Fourteenth reglmenll
suioided here Sunday by sending q bpl'
lot through his left temple, lilo halls
from Oakdale, Despondent At sickness
aud tho mournful sights Of Johnalown
arc the reasons given for the deed,
flfty-eght bodies were recovered hunr
day, most of them h0atlng IN tho water
Seven Of them were drggel out Of the
raft above tho bridge, On the body OF
one Of ths men, Christopher lSemple,
was found 6l0O, 1he body Of Miss
Bessie bryan Of Philadelphia was dug
up and recognized,
q, u, Clark, the man who made the
now directory, showing q population OF
ep,lli Ia tho Hooded district said to-day
that ho Thought 5000 an outside eali'
mate,
Adit Cen, Hastings win take active
control of tho rclIof Wednesday morn
me, tha distribution Of money, the clear,
Ing 0f RlcHti and tho military ends Of
tho John tom rcicf Mr tlIuu viii give
him day or two weplt aa pn advisor
The Emta Board of Health at Puts
burg aHut Ont % notice Sunday that
thele need hB fear of Nn epidemic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

GETTYSBURG, Pa, June l0,-Tho bat
tlo of Beverly Ford, June 1868, In
which they had their heaviest loss, was
Sunday celebrated hero by the Veterans
and friends Of the Sixth Pennsylvania
cavalry, at the position they held in tho
battle. They also made u tour Of tho
battlefield and held religious exercises
In the opera house in the evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
SHERIFF SALE.

va stark County County Common
By ylrno OF an order Of sale In partition issued by
tho clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of stark Coz
o. In tho above action and 10 me directed VIII
oier Tor sale NJ public outcfy, ON tho premises In
tho city Of Alliance, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1889,
tho following described real estate, to-wlti
Lots oiphty.f0ur (Bi) and oighty.nyo (Bo), In
fectora Lamborn cos addition 10 stark county,
ohio
Appraised NJ $1,000,
Sale to commence nj one O'Clock p m. Terms, one
third cash ono third In one year ana Ono-thliu W
two yeArA deferred payments 20 bear u per cent
Interest and be secured by mortgage ON tho prem
'''' 'O''' A. LEININGER, Sheriff.
j. d. LEWIS, Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Saturday, the 9th day Of July, 1889,
YOUNG MEN TIiiSSspRY. MiTi;S 4 III?

Situations furnishcd soon as qualified Cost
OF learning, low. Particulars Free. Address
VALWNTINp BROS, IsnesvtlIe' Nts'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Tho State Wlil Cicnr tho Wrooll

Governor Beaver left at seven O'clock,
with Thomas NJ. King. for Philadelphia,
Before leaving ho said: al have been
over the entire flooded district and found
the supply depots oil well filled, but they
must soon be repleni9hod. i found the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
TESTIMONIALS WOR'

? Il has cured my Indigestion, purified my blood and
made me well woman, and icannot cay TOO much
Ia praise Of both Syrup and rlatlefh,
Mrs, y, Il, nAN,a, Whitehall, Mlth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

No trains entered Johnstown on Sum
day. Thousands Of people who had not
yet visited the place had made up their
minds 10 80 yesterday. The railroOd
authorities realized this fact, and decided
not 10 allow train 10 run, On going TO
the place from Pittsburg all passengers
arc compelled TO show permit from
the Chamber of Commerce before he Is
allowed TO purchase ticket Even II o
person gotta ticket he ig put of the
train after ho leaves Bolivar If he does
not show q permit. Even permit will
not allow n person TO travel where he
pleasos after arriving in the city. Sol.
diers are stationed in various quarters 10
challenge all corners, and II they do not
have real good excuse they arostopped.
II is the only course TO pursue rs the
place would soon bo overrun with sight
Beors and the work Of clearing up bo
greatly impeded.
Many worlimen quit work Saturday,
being utterly worn out by the hard
work. Hundreds Of laborers arc wanted,
as are also carpenters and other skilled
mechanics There IL work for willing
hands, but no room for mere sightseor3,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Ten yeafs have been great sufferer from dye
pepsa, noufaglo headache and other dlheaset, lib'
baid6 Rheumatic Syrup made me well woman,
MHs A. -. NoHLu, Jackson, Mich.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25
Sanfunoawanliq 8iffel, gu be

= Sinfuno5uanjis 8iffel, 81 Der
Scribe seb6rig, uel6e Buffalo Sones"
aus @arben gitD, &ani., in Manitoba
(ganaoa) 9efauft bat, I'M iie ieiner
gufeliarm ein5uperleiben, buben in&ans
ias Gitp beim umlaben eile 9inltige
@elesenbeit benubt, UNI aus5ureiBen.
ga es I6on Ha9t mar, batten bic 16
rguiubups", ipelde ben Siifeln als
&eiiebe9leituus bienen, ni6t 9eringe
Mii9e, big lie Die Slihtlin9e pieber
e~insefan9en batten unb brau6ten au6
in Der Sbat Die 9an5e Na6t oa5u.
SaB bic Tb,ere, tuel6e iid auBerorbentz
lid milo 5ei9ten, in Der 9edbe bes 8aGu<
9OfeS 9roBe Setuirrut9 unb man6es
nnbeil anri9teten, lit ielbftueriidnoli6.
Beamte, 81 lehbabnar6eiter, &eiienbe, of
les flo6 III iuilbem 9ur9einanbcr, nab
renb Die Sbiere bur6 bas blenbenbe
eleftrii6e 9i6t uno Die 8fiffe Der 2ocos
mptipe INNER ra ienber purben. Iu6er
ben ,gonboD5" rannte natIrli6 mod
elm Saufe l6reienber Mdnner uub Sna.
ben binter ibnen fer, furs, es mar eine
beilIoie Scene Der 8erpirruns. Seri
Sones ipirb, iueun biele SCRIBE IN ibrem
r8t1timmuu9sort anselun9t lit, 100 8if
fel auf Ieiner Sarm baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

Serr George Sted, cit alter Siir9er
opn Mont9umerD County uno ben @ins
tupbnern uulercr Stabt poblbefanllt,
Itarb geiern Mor9en na9 ldnsercm
9eioen nr1 Mta9enfrebs. Serr Sted
iuuroe 1924 I'M &0ui9rei6 Sn6ien &C.
6prcn ullb luanoerte im Sabre 1915 nod
ben Ser. Staten aus. Ra6 mebr:
jdbrigem QuT ent6alte in Sutton lteoelts
CT 1867 na6 2outre Sslano, Munt=
9onterp County iibcr 100 ct NIT benz
beItcn @rfol9e ein &auIulanns= @eldait
bctrieb. Gr per6eiratbcte ii6 im Sabre
1860, in bieli9er Stabt, nit 5rl. Caro-
fine 8nDer, elmer Godter oes 5rn.
@corg Bauer, Der als I9ent Der bout
l6en Nniisolmn9s9eEelli6aft oen 9anb'
cempler, aui uelbcm !9crmonn jebt
itcbt, 5ur Griinbums elmer beuti6ert Nns
iitblung faufte.
Sein Nb1eben betrauern auBer "iel1er
@ittipc uno 8 &inber, oiele Sreunoe
mn Sctannte beren N6tung CT i'll bpbem
WtaBc 9enaB.
Die Seeroi9un9 miro mur9cn Na6'
mitta9 hit 1 llbr ouf bent 2outre Sslanb
&irhbpfe itatifinbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

Sine Seriammlung ~ebemati9er SOl=
oatcu Ger beutlben Qrnlce bebuIs @riinoz
ung zines bcuti6eu Srie9ersSercins
fano leBteu Sunuta9 i'll Der Gon5ertz
9alle Itntt. Sn berlelben iuurOe beidloi=
len:
1. Der 5u 9riinbcnte Serein iibrt
uorlaufi9 Der Numen ybeutlder 9ricscrs
Streit bon @asconabc Gpuntp."
2. Der 3iued bcS Sereins lit Die
Sercini9uns aler Gier lcbenbcr oeutlder
Snmeraoen SIT elmer 9roBen @eiea=
iduIt, ioiuie burd 9cie(lisc 3uiammenz
finite Die Samcraben chamber nGbcr
81 brin9en I'M uereint nit @Ort unb
Stat fir Die @rbaltltn9 beutider Sitten
uno @ebrduGe frditis einsuitebc1.
8. Gum Seitritt res 8erein8 lit Sc
Der ein9elaben unO I'M Serein ber5lid
miatpmmen, Der i'll irseno einem 9rup=
pent6tite Der bcutl6eu 2onbnrmee pber
Ntariue eDrenuoa 9eticnt fat.
4. 9nmelouugen iperben bon ben
Idmmtlideu unterjei6neteu &ameraben
jeocr5eit cntge9en9enommen unb jeoe
iuciterc Nu5funft nit 8~cr9nil9en erz
tbci!t.
5. Die nd6Ite Seriammlun9 iultrbe
ouf Sonntag ben 5. 6ebrltar 1889 Nadz
mitta9s 5 llbr, in Der gon5ertballe feitz
9ciest.
gGir appelieren al bet mtlitdriiden
uno seleli9en @eiit u%nierer friibcren
8amcraoen iid 10 5ablrei6 uls mDsli6
bel Der nd6iten Seriammtuns e~in5ufins
bcn unb ibren 8eitritt arSuntelben.
Sameraoen, ful9t %uuIerer aufsepilar5ten
5nDne uno lte9t treu uno feIt Su i6r,
iuie ibr es BON icber 9eiu1bnt ieib, uub
mas Der beutl6en Irlnee uuein ben
92amsu eirer ,unbefie9bareu" Der
lieben. 8er Die mllitdriI9en 3user>
bet ppll ultc 9anj beiibt miro au9 ftets
Der bette Sir8cr oieics frcien 2anbes
leir.
9em Spbn oe3 Wutbes unb Der Gbre,
8eidt ieber 9nr freunolid Die Soub,
9rum lebe bod ber 8rie9erItanb.
gu pyooiioriiden Seamten tuurben
ertudblt. 8%rdIiOent, Su9u aropp;
5efretdr Or. Sulius Saffner.
Sls e0titslieber traten iofort BEL
Die !6crru :6erntoun Gobbe, 8ilbslm
3ofin bon Morrilpr, @ilbelm 6erSo9,
6ran; aeuue, oeinrtd @ieiete, 5reb.
1efeneisr, @sOrs Miaer uuO ;5einrit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

2ebtcn 9iensta9 fauo in Der bieliseu
fatboIii6en STRIDE Die Srauulr9 bes
9errn Sobann 2eibab nit 5rduleilt
2Ouiic @ei9cr, GOdter Der @ittlue
q. @ci9er itatt. 9as 9pdjeitsfeIt
luuroe i'll Der nelen @obultg bes jun
gen @bcpaare5 9efciert urb battcn iid,
bic uielen 5reunbe Der Neubermdblten
pon gtab rto 5ern ein9efunben I'm it,
llen iGte N(6tun9 git be5eu9en. Scr
@~eian9ucrein !Sarmonie, Die Mitsliebcr
Der Ipuitle 8ano iOipie Die 5riebenstGds
ler aapelle beebrten Oas 9liidli9e Gle
paar int @crlauIe bes 9(benbs nit ci-
ncmStdno6st. Nu6 bas uSolfsblatt"
min nidt oerldumen, bierourd Den Seen.
%periudblten feline be ten Glidsz mto &C.
gCn5tuiiuld)e ba5ubrin9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

Die Iusii6ten auf cine ersiebi9e
8eisenernte iuaren iuODl ielten 10 uielz
usrIpredcno iuie 9e~9cniudrtig. 9(us Of
len S6eilen u~nIcres Guuntp'3 fonmcl,
bic siinlti9iten Scri6te iiber ben Stalb
Der 8eiSeniaat be:ein unb nliere 6nr.
rter e~riuarten cine 9roBe Grute. Sea,
tiirli9 it's mod lat9e Belt bis sur Grntc
uno SnIetten, &u1t unb 90 etter f6urel
inimer nod eincn Stri6 bur6 Die 9fed).
NINA mddbelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

S. %. 8oblmanlt, eju i'll Der 9tdbc
oon MorrilUu, iii oielcm County iuobnz
batter 6arrler, bc9in9 lebten Sreitas
9to6mitta9 Selbfnluro inoem CT ii6
nit elmer Musfete eridpB. Iublmanl
6einnn ii6 cine Stuuoe boz CT Die per=
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lpar Dem glni6eine nab in Der beIter
Stinmlrt9 uno lit muu besbol6 iiber Die
Mptiue Die iDu jurS elbitentleibur9 tries
ben i'll lluflareu. Der Ser torbene mar
33SaDre aft uab biutertdBt icite@ittue
l1o 5 9inbcr. Gr wpDute friiber BET
SOeuIf Grccf, in bena6barten 6rautiiu
County, uno licB i,d crit Dor eiiuA 0rci
Subrcn lit micrem County nieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

5rau NoelGaio S6eioeder, cine lang
idbri9e 9ea6tcte Gi~nlupbnerit ~unleres
GountD's, itarb an 9. Sanuar III Der
&ODnung ibrer 3o6ter, 6rau 8ir9.
2bpfcrr, nu6e 2ittle Berger, im bobell
Suter BON 80 Sabren unb l Muuat.
Die &erltorbeue iuur6e I'M Sabre 1899
in Gelaio, 8ranfrei6 9ebOren ulro matt
bcrtc 1871 nit ibrer 5oailie mad
9(mcrifa aus, no Tie ii6 nod int icl6en
Sabre all Der 2ittle Berger nieberlieB.
Sic bate 8 ainoer BON ipelder s ibr
i'm Sobe p%prau89inQen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

Cine GnSahl Isenten Der @oobipeeb
Subj. Co., BON Chicago, lit sesenipdrz
tis I'M benad6arten SIa9e @DuntD nit
Der SubicribtipnssS ummluns fir cine
bon bieier @efeui6uft, beobiidtiste
gublitatiun einer@eididte bes gountp'ss
tbdtis. SuHentli9 uirb Die pSiitorp"
cine before uerben uls bic flr @ascus
nube County Don berielben @eienidaft
aelieferte.