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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
SmlduotI6es.

Su Chicago itano Or frilbere 8un=
besmarIbaQ Gampuell, wsl1er franf
i'm Sette lag, in Der Nabt pom lebter
9omerstns, na6bem ibm feline So9ter
Grjnei gerei6t uto has 3intmer %perlaiz
fen bate, OUT, flcioete lid II tbsillucile
Oil IND otrlieb uMbemerft bas 0aus.
Geit5em lit er ipurlus usridipul,oen
ulo ma iiir1!et, oaB ct i'll eiuem gluz
Iale uoa acknowledgements iii beu ltlz
fern Ton i%gifter g~So6nung brfiubiidjen
See 0eitiir5t III.
ST. 93eu YOrf faao geitern Die Secr=
pigur9 oes peritorteneH ausult Belmont
itatt.
Nus Ne!u gorf wiro gcmeloct, Dap
Die n@urt0" fir 100000 Oil Elm
SDnSicat u%erfauft iuo,beu iei. Die
wirtli9en &dufer loIen SEQ. So. gibbs
Der Gebafteur bes in &bilabelpbia er-
i6eiucnben .Gu6lic 2eSser" unb Der
85itabelpbiaer 8autier q. s. Orcrel
ieiu.
81 Scliet, ST., lit Der Sam GObe per>
nytbeilte W6rbcr Soiepb Neeluat ba,
burd), bnB ibm ein 9tufl9ub ieiner 5irl-
ridtut9 beiuI1i9t luuroe, unbeilbar
%waDniinniJ 9eiporoeu. :"
Oican. gt. g., l. 0sSember. Sn Der
Dicil9m 8raucrei nrbeitct cin seiuiiier
SpAamn Mog, Der ii9 ouitb nn8e6eurrn
9ucjt als5eidHct. G2dbrero bfs "a
9cS lecrt CT pcni9itens / Srf. '6nt
IGN abar on5 4%benosiiea Sen 0urlt
lpicoer anSere9i, 10 Iebt er iidJ Dor Elm
nnoeres Sisrtcl mo entfoft bemlelben
In 8erfonf meni9er 5tunoen ben 9ans
sen Shbait bis gum lesten 3ropfen.
Us lit lbm eile 9eidti9ieit, 26O
"S9oppcn" nuf eiaen Sip gu pertilsen.
Slice Safe. @is,, 80. Nou. Gin tIei=
mes SoOt, nit iueldem geitern Gbenb
3 9tdnner boil Der Irbeit beimfe bren
wouten, iGfug auf Dem Gong Safe INT
inb ollie . erirn nfcn. Sbre 9aamcn
iilb: Granf 5oancer, @ar. &nisbt,
@barte5 9tites, q. g. Glarf uab @rtbur
Sage.
Chicago, 20. saou. Die 8ertreter
beoeutenpiten Dreibmnibinen.5n-
6rifen bes eanbss iino fter ueriammelt,
I'm eitteil ,gruit" gu biloen. 9ie gum<
biaation tu,rO iiber ein Capital BON 20
9Oa. perfisen.
Senuer, 80. NOp. Die 9ei6e BON
5. 9. groder iuurbe beute brei Mei@
Ell BON Der Gtabt in eitcna Maisfelbe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
nj

2onoon, 20. Nou. 9ie S6iffabr
auf Der @eier swil6en 8remerbapel
uno Bremen tit burd Sis 9cIpcrrt NOR
ben.
Scrlin, %. NOp. Sn oen ilber.
i%tuemmten @nnabcrg,uert iiuo 81
2eiden geiunber luorHeu uiro rs 9o6
len9riber wu;oen lcbcno III Gage &C
i%0rbcrt.
Ne,lir, rs. Muu. Die M;tibuneen
iue.d nattrdatif au5 ben ~6lntbsebie:
ten cintreffeu, iiterbieteu chamber Gil
9rauenGaftcu Details. SIM SaaIe:
S9al ollein iiuo odtSjs Sduier Don Del
5lutbcn lueg9ciGiuemmt iuoroeu, iuobei
6ipan6ig Renldenleben 81 9runoe Sc;
9an9cn iino. llnueit Minoen iab Hail
beute cin 5loB Die nod INNER fart oil;
9elduulIene @eier biuabtreibcn, aui
tueldcm a6t Heripnen, Die bet Sod.
flut6en entronncn iparen, ldnherii9euo
itnh pcr5weifelt I'M Silfe idriccn.
2eiher iuarcu ale Semiibuuecn, ben
lln9tiidliden 5u Siilie 5u elicit, ucrget=
lid; oas SloB ipar nidt a~ufjubatten.
ucbcr oas Sdiflal Der 8ebauernSiuerz
them iucif mnu 5ur Strube nidt3 HG0ez
rcS.
9oHrpa, 28. gtou. Gs lino weittrc
8eriGtc iibcr bas lln9lif ein9etrofitn,
iuctde Die 6il1erilotte III Der Nd9e bon
Sfctcu an ser norlue9ildem &iite be.
truffcE lat. Son 180S6maden, iueldc
idmmtti9 gen6tbi9t waren, iGr Safel=
perf Su fappeI, tuurben 70 alrs 2ano
geirieben uno oil Den Selien seridelt.
glud uiele fleinere Bpuie l6eiterten.
Dian fiir9tet. paB 9unoerte bon Mert-
ideuleben pcrlOrel sc9nn9eu lelcn. Gs
iuerteu beitdnbi9 2eiden Grtrtnfeucr
auf DEN StraiiO 9elpulf. Die SUITE III
uusemein Dee uno 9iejeni9et, iuef6e
ii9 retteten, leioen itDr burf Ttnnsel
un Sbbab uilo burd Sun9er. Sic
Serbinbuns nit benz Sunern bes 2an.
oes lit absei9uttten, ba Die 2anOltraBen
ourd SGnee ueriperrt iito. GinDamp>
fer lit uon GhriItiania ~ab9esausel, um
Den Sdifbrldisen bei5uitcben.
petersburg, %. NOo. Gbinsien fie-
oeln iid in sruBeu Waiien in Sibirien
m. Der ruiiiiben &e9,erung lit bicle
giu,uauberurs our6ous nidt erluinI9t
mo nm lie su bel6rdnfen, lit anseoro-
net tpprben, bob nnr IDIde Gbineien,
uelde rniiiide llnterthanen iusrben NOS
Suselafen tuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

ahrac IN ansorud. Sprid Obne
llmidweife gnS mode nidt aac6r @prte
afs n6tbis. Die 8dtiateii, iueldJe Mun.
dc beiiscn, uris eiasGi e;n5igcn @ebln-
fen elm sailSts Sub ssapier gu seibrcis
ben, 1T riot tMpie6teRsluertB. gei
p~Uafaaoig in alien. mas bn laait nno
i9reioit! @inca Baub ii5er uid)ts su
idrfibeii, 1T iar aiicinaiis tiH goy.heil,
ubofei6 9oro Gbeteriisib eir lebr aeiit,
reides gld iiber .nibts" i6rieb.
Surge 8rieIt, fiir5e E'rebigtcll, fnr5c &es
ben, tur5e sdse iinb Die beffen. Mimm
ben jnnsen gsam gum @Orbilb, tpelder
ieiuem gater iGriab: n2ieber @ater i'd
bin in ge3riit ml1 81 uersseiratben "
uno aud een alien Serrn, tpelber anti
tportete; uSormdrts, lieber epbn!"
9a8 iiAo Meuiden DER Sbat! sic
tbun mc9r als iie iaseu. Sic fno @ol.
besmertG, il. rtien 2asea ocs 9ebcns.
Gel far5, licbst 2eier, NIB luir iupacn
aub far5 Etit nlllerem Static ieii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

u1o leste Enn6 bea @erfes bon 2nopis
pabu. ipetder ale Bffeutiid)en GeuBere
urset cutbdft, bic ff5itrit 8ismard bonn
Sabre 1866 Big az ieinem &iidtritte ses
madt BAT. lit ioebGii eridienen. Sn
Carlsbad lit n~nseseurer Sdaben arse<
ridtet. @aIerfeitungen, 8riiden,
StraBen uno 8ldte iinb 5erit6rt uno
Sunoerte o 2abenbefiseru 81 @ruabe
geridtet iuoroen. Die &eparaturen an
6ffentliGen 8auteE auein meroen !Sun-
perttauienbe bon f9DGnrs foiten.-Sn
&aris bat Die 8arque b gtat %fallirt.
= Sn san5 europa faltcs @etter unb
Sdnecselt6ber; ittbit in @aris liest
Der sdnee me9r,re 8oI bod. gpf
6iterr. uub ruff. @iiendabnen 1T Be:
8crfe6r unterbroden.
9as &ariier Sanbefstribuaal fat Die
Notwithstanding Der 8anque b'@tat
argsorbnet, bercit Director Gapmaub
ueri6lpnuoen 1T unb GetbIimorb begar=
gen baben ioa. Die 9aiIiua bslaufen
ii6 auf Str. 10000. 9tu9 &apmaub's
friiberc 2aufbabn als 5i~nanSulann bat
man9es gu pHnid)eu iibris selafen.
8ertiu, 20. Sou. Der Sanfia>
snnssta9 !purbe oeitern bier bon 400
Imerifanern bur3 ein 8anfeit i'm 8ais
ier6of s~efeiert. 9err Chapman Cole
MAIN, Der amerifnniibe 2s9ationsiefres
tar, wsl6er ndbrenb Der Ibipefen1eii
bes Geionbten 85elps ats @eiddftstrd-
ger fut9irt, bradte cinen Goat auf ben
Safer &ilbelm Gus mel9er oil leiuem
auslprude, Den ct 9elesentli6 ieiner
9brOnbeitei9 ing that, baB er ii6 fir
ben erfteu Staatsbiener battle, fe1tsebafz
ten babe. Serr 9ole1nann 6radte aud
auf Den &rdiiben!cu Sarriipn eineu
SpaIt aug, welder uDm &eb. Sberuppb
bon Neiu gort 5santporfet iuurbe.
9as 9eridtlide Y~erfabren sesea Die.
%ieHigcH 2ette, iuel9e an9efla9t uaren,
bei Dem S6penider Sratuall einen Sens.
barren ermorbct 5u Do6eu, gelau9te
beute gum gblbluB. 8ier5e6n junse
9ente wiroeu ueturtDeitt, oaoon lieben
81 je flnf Sabral, 5tuci gu je bier Oio,
uaten @efansuiBitrafe unb Die ii6ri9er
81 G'efdn9niBFrafcn bon fir5erer9a ucr
0as llribeil lalttct auBeroem in iebeun
Safe auf i6iuere Qrbeit.
Sci Den Staotperoronstcn ipaGlen ir
8arSbur9 babeu Die Nationalliberaler
lire llmmtIibcu Gauoibetsn bur69e
bra1!. Centrum uno Gocialcemufra:
tie Da6eu einen u%lieripartet itarfenStim
mengiid9an9 %Gnfjuweiien 9ebabt.
@ittelit tuiierli6er Sroer 1T ben Ter.
biidcn SHiSiersli, ioelde li6 jebt flu
~bicnbalber bier ~auf6alten, Der Gintriti
in Die Militdri6ulen fir Die 0aller
zines SnDres 9eitattet iuurheH.
Sn 5raaffurt a. SO. lie9t Ger 8afle.
riolp9e 8ei9crt in 5olgc eilter 8lutuer.
9iituu9, Die CT li6 in QusiibuIg ieines
Serufes 5u9e5o9en, auf Den Sob baruie-
Der. Iae Seriube, ben spsrbieuten
Mann ber @iienidaft uuo Der leiberl.
ben Menl6bejt 81 erbalter, i6einen
Oergeblid at Iciu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

@aibingtpn, so. 9op. Rorgen
ruirb bic 5ueite Geiion oes 81.
GonsrsHes erDfuet. SObalb 5euat
unb Saus sur Orbnuns serufen iiub,
miro Elm gemernIamesg ommitte ernannt
nm ben 8rdiSentcn su beua6ridtisen,
oaB Der gousreB bereit lift, NIT ieinen
arbeitsn 5u beginner. Der Brdiioent
ipiro baun lofort bciben Sduiern feline
8oti9ait Suidifen unb Die 9eiuus, mel.
der Ginidfu6runs mebrersr iteuer Mitz
sfieber p%oransebt, iuirb iua6ri6einli9
lause scuus bauerrl, baB an bieiem Gag
feline weiteren @ei6afte mebr oerban,
belt ipernen. Die 8otidaft miro H.
900 big $4,000 @prte fart iein.
Sn feinem Der beiosn Sduier lit Elm
bcIiimmtcs Gei6ditsprosramm fir bieie
@o9e aufSetcat. Sm9aus miro pl9r=
i9einli9 ,bie 8enIionsbueset6ia Obs
Miaiunen 9oaars) suert eiateridtct
tueroen. SIN Senat fuerben Sund9it Die
BON ber purisen Seiiion iiberlic9enocn
unpuaenoeteu @ei6dfte auf Der Cages,
| orbHuug fte6sn. aber bas toeitere $ro-
9ramm biirf:e erit BON einem repu6lifa-
ni1den caucus pereinbart peroen.
9obse bon @uiiaduletts wirb moi.
9er.im SauIe cine 8ia Sur Sfe9clun9
ber Giuuanoerung einbriu9ea. De,
erlte sbiGuitt Der Sia idlieBt aus Der
Ser. Staateu ieoe 9eriOn aus, lpel6'
unter pen ~beitebenoen @eiebeH, Gin.
i6liebfi9 bes Gontractseiebes, bean tan
bet wirO. Ser S9perpunft Der Sia
liest aber III ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pel9e pori6reiber, baB jeber Gintpan
berer Elm 3eusniB bon einem Goniul
ODER biplumatiiden 8ertreter Der Ser
Staaten mitbrinsen muB uno pbne iol
9es niGt lanben barf.
Gs muB bei6eini9t iueroen, baB De-
Snba6er oes 3eu9nliies ein Mann Dol
sutem Gbaratter lit; 81 feiner Slaii
gebort, bsren giniuanoerun9 9e9en pi,
2anbcs9eiebe perit0Bt; baB CT li9 lelbI
er6alten fam; feline llnteritibun9 5ul
Remembering hurd &ObltDGtt9teit
ypSer Ionitwie" er6alten bat; boB e
feline eigene 2anoesipra6e leien uni
I9reibcn ulo Die S%erfaIiun9 Der Ser
Staatcn c1tweber in ieiner Mutter
ipradc poer ouf Gn9lii6 leien fam
Dem GuHiulats5eu9niB muB nod cir
GeIunb9eitsatteit bei9ebi9t iein wel9e,
Die t6rperllde unO 9eiiti9e @eiunbbel
bes Snbabers be5eGSt.
9iele S6eine werben bon Den 0afen
beamten 9epriift, copirt rnb mad 9e
, funo ~beItdti9i. Na6 Innabme bieicI
Sif muB jcbsr Nusldnber, Der I'M Sea
turaliiatipu einfOmmt, 0as pon Ger 6a.
fe~nbeDDrOe inooiiir!c GOniNlats5eugnii
uoer cine bc~9faubj9te Nbi9rift porSei
gen f0nner. Gen G%onIuln iol NH bi,
Innabmc eilter fleiucn Grbiibr fir 0i
Iusltellun8 bcr 3eu9niilc crlaubt ieir
aber oieSranspOrt9sieai6aften (0amp
fer uno &abncn) miliIen fir jeben off
bier g~elanoeten giniuanberer IS 6nb!c,
oamit gin 6puo fir Die NusiiGru1g De!
@clctcs 9ciddIfen ipirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

81. Suits Suiten GDrup foitst ni1r
25 Gents Die Stalde, uno ben1p1 luiro
CT ieibIt ben llr9ldubi9Yten BON ieiner
SOrcrefl;dfeit iiber'eugen.
Gs lit iuunoerbar!--giu Sultoe la9te
ms neulid, haB eine cin5i9e 5taide BON
bent %beriibmtcn Salpatyon Del leinen
&beumatismus u6ais 5eieiti9t babe.
Gs ~foitetc i'm Die fOlpiiale Sunme bon
-25 Gerts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

Gin 8ater ia9te Su ieinem Gpbne:
On faunit Dir Gin Bicycle %faufen, aber
pergiB nidt, nl6 iofort cine Slaide
Satuution Del mit5utrin9en; CO lit bas
bette Wsittel, I'M 8erentungen iofort 81
furiren. -&ar bas ein iueiler Manu!
9a5 DIfentlid,e llrtbeif, Scr 0r.Sua's
SuIten Sprup bas bette uno biIi9lte
Mittel 9e9en grfaltnn9. SulteIl, raubeu
9als unO gn9briiitisteit lit, bot li9
our6 ollgemeine grfubrun9 polIitdnoi9
beitdtiat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

SaS fleinlte Siub Der 8elt lit
bieier Gage in Cartilage, Wo., our
8elt ~ssfommen. Dem 8ersmann 9oo.
gers in Der ~serannten Gfabt purhe
ndmlid ein E66terden seboren, bas
adt Soa 9roB ipar uRb fuupp a9t unz
seu ooer ein babies 8fano fuos. 9os
ffcine 8armden i6ien %onfnnss sors
seiuno uno demonstrating, ftarb absr
ibon mad 5uei Gasen, tuie tiait slaubt
@rfdltuns. Den sanSen Gag FRONT
ten ndtnli9 2eute aus rnb eil, I'm, bas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

@eseu @rfdltnn9en, Suften, rauben
Gals unb 8ruftldmerSen siebt eS lIidts
beiIeres ipie Or. 9isuit S6ni9's Sant.
burger 8rufttbee. SD empfebte beniele
ben bdufs. = Or. SO. &Dmer, Yeosia,
sue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

Sir aic St6ruusen Der 9eber, oes
Wagens nto Der gin9eiueioe nebmi
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. Cine pro Do
fig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

Ndt9iP1igfej; matbt gum Serra ober
gum &neb. ic nadbem lie sur !3eit
Dber lla6eit 0eubt wirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

Wuuoerfinoden 81 iebef, NIB Der bur6
bas f~oritpdbreitSe Geffnsi uto sbtis6n.
Der Ebiire pcrnriatbte 8us ideint BEN
i6podea @eien st pief e~etuelen fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

Ssl@aftsROii,sn, sras SnfsratiO /, 9 xts
pro 3sile.
@si9dfisnoii,sn, 2ts uns itss iS.ssase
~leraiicn 5 GEMS.
Stebenbe.a nseisen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-26
Turning on the Light.

Capt. Tom Ross, first officer of the steamer
Charles Manchester, is, says the WASHINGTON,
Star, the proudest man on any of the Potomac
steamboats, When the steamer is at the wharf
he never fails to stand off and admire it, and
never does he miss an opportunity to tell of
the steamers good qualities and how fast she
can run through the water.
Speaking of the speed of boats. Capt. Ross
said that the Manchester can make something
like nineteen miles an hour, and he said SO as
though he thought the capital should be proud
of having the two fastest side wheel boats in the
country. AS pilot of the boat Capt. Ross yields
the search light on the trips up and down the
river and incurs the enmity of many love
making couples. This light, which is the only
one on the Potomac, is many times stronger
than the headlight of locomotive, and is on
the boat for the use of the pilot, who lights his
path and renders such thing as a collision i'm
possible.
The light is not always required for that pur-
pose, and by throwing 1t across the country the
as though it were midday. If the Manchester
remains on the Potomac all the season many of
the country lads and lassies will have to remove
the porches to the side OF the house not facing
the river, or do their counting in the.parlor.
"One night when the steamer had reached the
arsenal grounds" said Capt. Ross, II threw the
light across the grounds TO give the folks view
of the mansions, the green lawns and the sci
dlers on guard The passengers. however, were
treated to something more than the natural
scenery. On one of the wide porcheS in front
of a mansion was an officer. know he was an
officer, for he wore the stripes and had a sword
hanging at his side. Beside him was maid
attired in white. 1t was near the hour of mid
night and the farewell was about to be given
but the romance was all taken out of the scene
when the light was turned on them
THE eXcursionistS were all watching the
light, and, of course, they all saw the picture
thus presented. The small boy on Ghe boat was
not asleep, but was, as usual, equal to the occa-
sion, and he shouted at the top of his voice
Break away His words of warning were not
necessary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-26
Croker's Testimony.


The friends of Mr.. Croker, the Tammany
leader, say they are entirely satisfied with
his testimony before the Fassett investigat-
ing committee on Monday. He and his
wife denied all the charges of Brother-in-
Law Mccain except one, and that one was
that Mayor Grant. several years ago, made
Mr.. Croker's daughter two presents of
5000 each. Mr.. Grant is godfather to Mr..
Croker's daughter, and at the time the
presents were made she was about three
years of age. The money was invested in
the home in which Mr.. and Mrs. Croker
now live. The deed to the house was taken
in their name, and there is nothing to show
that the daughter has any interest in it.
There is room, of course, il this transac-
ton for the enemies of Mr.. Croker and Tam
many to say that the money was never
meant for the child, but for Mr.. Croker,
and that it was the proceeds of bargain
between them relative TO the fees of the
sheriff's office-the office which Mr.. Grant
at the time held, mainly through the in
huence and assistance of Mr.. Croker.
The question which arises, however, when
this view of the matter is taken, is this:
Why did not Mr.. Grant give the money di-
rectly to Mr.. Croker If Mr.. Croker was
willing to receive it through his child he
could hardly have refused to receive it di-
rectly, and there would then have been
little or no danger of the matter reaching
the public.
The gift was princely one, and one CAL
culated to raise suspicion of bargain or
an understanding of some kind between
Mr.. Grant and Mr.. Croker, but the most rea-
sonable explanation is that Mr.. Grant was
grateful for past favors, or was hoping for
Others, from Mr.. Croker, who, as the chief
of Tammany, was in a position to be of
great assistance to Mr.. Grant, in whatever
political schemes and ambitions he might
have, and knowing that Mr.. Croker would
not receive any money gift direct, adopted
the plan of making handsome presents to
his little daughter.
There is no doubt that the testimony of
Mr.. Croker together with that of his wife,
made a very favorable impression.
What they said is much more likely to be
believed than the charges of Brother-in- Law
Mccain, who was moved to make the
charges, not for the public good, but to in
jure the Tammany leaders, who had take
from him valuable lease of restaurant in
Central park controlled by the city, and
thus inflicted a severe pecuuiary loss upon
him. Now that the charges have been ex-
amined and authoritatively denied pretty
fair estimate of their effect upon Tammany
can be made. 1t is quite safe to say that
they have not injured that organization to
any appreciate extent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-26
BRIGHT BITS.
AN OLD REPRoBATE.-
When Time. the vandal, goes about
To wrinkle pretty women's faces,
He must believe, without doubt,
ttHiS 1inac ara 0aSt in yD1aaeapt ,1Ios

AN OLD REPRoBATE.-
When Time, the vandal, goes about
To wrinkle pretty women's faces
he must believe, without doubt,
His lines are cast in pleasant places"
philadelphia Press.
A WESTERN BISHOP is afflicted with failing
sight, and we don't suppose it would help him
any if he were given a new see.- NorristO1c,a
Herald.
Mr.. JONES (hiring a victoria for drive in the
park)-There, wife, Wen put the coachman in
side, and you get up on the box with me- Wen
be as fine as any of the folks-BIiegende
Batter.
In HIS LNEs-Bjones- hear that Quilts is
thinking of giving up journalism and going into
the livery business.
Penman tgloomily)--well, he's had experi-
ence enough in hack work.
DOES He PITCH CURvE?-Mrs. Bunting-I
see that Emin Pasha is to have salary of $50
000a year.
Burlington don't say What club has he
signed with?-The BoStonidn.
THIS is the season when you ask the bartender
to mix you drink to keep out the heat and he
gives you the same prescription you took last
winter to keep out the cold. P. $50 we've
been told -NorriStotCn Herald.
Mr. STA1D-And is Miss Gigglegaegle well
educated?
Mrs. McFad-Educated / should say so.
Why the ribbons on her graduating dress alone
cost over S30.-Boston Transcript.
(WHICH would You rather be, Willie, a
monkey or a giraffe?'' 6
Giraffe every time 1t would be bully in the
summer time for lookin' over the base ball
ground fence. "-Harpers Bazar.
THERE goes DR.. Brown, the man that saved
| my life"
did he have care of you then?''
mo; but when | sent to him In my illness he
advised me to send for another physician p
F9iegende BIdtteT.
BRIGGs-Is your office boy still pursuing bis
duties With the same feverish avldlty he ex-
hibited at the start?
BraggS-Not exactly He is exhibiting what
might be called a spring-feverish av idIty now,
-Terre Hdute Express.
CAUSE AND EFFECTS. First Theatrical Man
ager Injecting a brother manager at the entrance
to the House of Representatives(-Hel What
were you doing in there?
Second Manager am studying some new
effects in the way of mob Tor next season.
Puck.
JONES and his wife were wandering among
the cages in menagerie.
II say, Jones. dear, what on earth has that
anaconda tied himself up into such an involved
knot for?"
Cant say, darling, unless there's something
on his mind that he wants to remember .
Judge.
A FAR-sIGHTED MISS of ID summers has deter
mined to marry big man for her first husband
and little one for the second so that she can
cut the clothes of the first down and make
them over TO his successor. Thus The hard
times force home lessons of rigid economy and
practical sense upon tender childhood.-Er-
change.
A THERMOMETER in use in Johns Hopkins uni
versity is valued at $4,000. When the 50-cent
thermometer in Ferguson's grocery marks Csc
in the shade, the $4,000 instrument in Johns
Hopkins university shows a Temperatures
equally torrid and horrid. The extra 49, 500 so
would keep family in ice for a lifetime
Norristoton Herald.
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INDEX TO new ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETINGS. aupt Lodge No. IS, I. O. o. F. Z;
Southern Star Castle No. :, K. G. E.
MILITARY ORDERs-General Order No. 81,
Georgia Hussars.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-M Money Wanted to Lend on
Real Estate, W. X. Wilkinson; The Farm,
Etorehouses, Etc. of the Late Joshua Seckinger
at Eden for Sale; Ice Cream Given Away at
Heidt's; Sale of Lots at Tybee Postponed;
Knights of Pythias Hall Association, The Last
Notice as to Tax Returns for 1890; Caution,
W. w. Mitchell & Co.; as to Bills against Nor
wegian Bark Hos; The South End of Tybee Lots
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Judges With Short Hair.

1t is well known that judges wear their hair
very short. A judge. who is still on the bench,
relates an amusing incident which happened to
himself when he was on a circuit in the south of
England. In company with another admins
traitor of the law he went for walk in the
country, and being thirsty their lordships en-
tered small inn, in the rear of which they found
two laborers playing skttles, relates the London
Figaro. They decided to join in the game, and
each taking one of the men as a partner they
played in real earnest Getting hot Mr. Justice
- took off his coat; becoming hotter. he
removed his hat. His lordship's partner imme-
diately stopped playing. go on exclaimed
the distinguished judge; but Hodge remained
motionless. What are you stopping forY'
asked Mr. Justice -. all impotence to renew
the game. Il don't moind being neighborly. y
replied the man, looking at the judges closely
cropped head, but I'm darned If be a-goin to
play skittles wi tn ticket-o' leaf man.