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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
OUR LITTLE FOLKS
Everyday Things.

The sun each day pursues his coursss
The little brooks and rills,
Each day, come Cricklilg down the vale,
Prom sources up the hills.
Each day old ocean beats his bounds,
Bis tides Tecede and flow;
And day by day the loud winds roar,
Or gentle zephyrs blow.
And so, dear children, each day brings
Appointed work for you;
Some act of duty, charity
Or kindness you may do
Count no good deed too trfing,
No duty as too small
For little things combine with great
To make the sum Of ali
And he who does the best he can,
With all his heart and mind
10 make the world . pleasant place.
A sure reward VIII ind.
Edith II. Norris, iJt Yankee Blade.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
4 CORsPECEOUS EKAMPLH.

@No, said she, with the eompIaoeRcy
born of knowing that she had the pref
hest and most striking costume in the
ball room, II don't care much for dress.
Z ike to feel that I, for one, am above
such vanity, you know"
@You are, indeed, said her admiring
companion. Head and shoulders above
&, as everybody here VIII say. -
SSmerUiIIe Journal +
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

MANY bacteria, states PROF.. Law, are
capable of doubling themselves every
hour under the best conditions, a single
bacterium giving 16, 777, 900 In twenty
four hours. In fOrty-eight hours the off
spring from germ measuring 1-i5OOV
Of an inch would fill a half pint meas
ure, She number reaching 281, $780,
600, coo.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
FASHIONS UP TO DATE.
ElEyIyAL. OF THE STILES OF TWEEN
TT-FIVE YEARS AGO.

a Popular Fad Is Now the Grand
mother Berthe-SOlns Exquisite House
RObes-Ehe H1sthetic Craze for Dress
Hints to GentIeInen on the Art Of
Dressing
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

anything viii pass; so let US all decorate
the bottom Of our skirts with deep
pointed trimmings, and rsturn thanks to
Van Dyke.-Ne20 York Letter, IN Chicago
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

7OME dresses are
quite as important
as those which we
wear when out on
parade, and 1 shall
depict some of the
newest styles of
house toilets. This
gown which I have
sketched for an in
itial was arranged
in a com binatIOn
of gTay-blUe wool
en- STUFF and a bin g
and white check
material. The de-
sign IS sufficiently
indicated in the
picture. and you
can see how we'll it
can be adapted to
a great variety Of
materials, especial
" in the Scotch
ginghams that are
to be in vogue for
the ensuing sum
mer. To make up
simplicity We take
it out in sleeves.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

"stayis I exclaimed. This is no jese-
ing matter, and taking her hand in mine
I Continued: You know that I adore
yOu, George; that I am your slave. Still,
a slave may beg q favor Of his mistress;
aye, and she may grant it, too. VIII you
give up this scheme of keeping Edna
Lynton? Pay her an annuity-as hand
some a one as you like-bUt viii You let
her yO?3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
SUNDERLAND,
IN MEMORIAM.

Another precious spirit, cherished child
and friend has passed from sight OF loving
ones to the Paradise above Little Jennie
as we called her, Jennie l.. Baker. died
ct her home in Massachusetts,, Nov, Goth
aged l6 years. She came on visit to
Dorset when six years old, and as her
uncle and aunt bad lost cherished one
near her age, she consented to remain, and
speedily became the pet OF the family, the
sunshine OF the household. She was gift
ed with sweet disposition. pleasant and
mild. such as we rarely witness. As she
grew 10 years her health was fragile and
delicate and no pains were spared by the
family to make her life pleasant and hap
py. She was almost idolized by them
and endeared to all who knew her. She
early learned to love the Saviour and gave
her heart to Him. Some two years ago
returned to her parents 10 Massach usetts
hoping by change OF scenes and sur
roundings TO regain her health. Finally
. cold which terminated 10 pneumonis
closed her young life. Her uncle and
aun', Mr.. and Mrs g. W. Baker. were with
her when she passed away and feel her
loss deeply % well ~ her nearer kind
red
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
STATE NEWS.


Rev. Mr.. Myers, astudent at Mr.. Mood US
school. q young man who was converte d
while serving q sentence at Windsor, sd
dressed the inmates OF the Rutland work
houses Sunday.
II Q Senate committee on military affairs
has made favorable report on the bill up.
propristing s22 000for the improvement
OF the grounds around the Bennington bst.
tle6eld monument.
There are now about 10 employees In tbs
GoulIyllls WOODEN mill. 46 looms are kept
unning. Is 900 yards OF white flannel man.
u'actured every week aud shipped TO n v
York and Boston.
Rev. ]. +. Rankin OF Orange Valley
Congregational church, Orange. N. J. has
decided to accept the presidency OF How
ard University. Washington, d G. On
Sunday. December 8. be presented his res
ignalion to his congregation. to take efi,c
Jan. /, when he will assume the duties OF
his new position.
Eliin J. Hsrtshorn Of Iowa. former
Law student OF Dunton aud Veszey's 10
Rutland. aud once assistant clerk oil ihs
Vermont legislature, has been appointed
TO be- cashier Of the sergeant at arms OF
tie Of the house OF congress 10 p ace Of
he def.ulter Silcott, Mr. Hsrsthorn hss
given . bond OF $50 600 for the perfor
nance OF bis duties He is . native OF
Guiidhsll. E.seI county
II 10 stated that the New Eaplsnd mar
BILE pool. in which the Vermont Marble
company aud the Sheldon Marble com
pany have been iJintly interested. was dis
solved last week. The Sheldons are nov
free and have slfesdy sent out men to all
parts ci New England and the provinces
TO arrange for business The Vermont
Marble company has done The sane
thing.
W. NJ Beard OF Pbilsdeiphis. the owner
Of the psieat OF The 'Favori,e" school.
desk. has conelaied 40 engagement siih
S. A. Smith 4 Co. OF Brki,leboao 10 manu-.
lecture them for him, having "a Office
With The Philadelphia house he hopes
70 use 5000 70 700 yearly. snd il is quite
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
To Our Suhscrtbers.

The special announcement which ap-
peared 10 our columns some time since, an.
nouncing special arrangement with DR..
b. j. Kendall, Co., Of Enosburgh Falls,
Vt, publishers Of IA Treatise on the
Horse and bis Diseases, whereby our sub
scribers we're enabled to have copy Of
that valuable work free by sending their
address enclosing two cent stamp for
mailing ssme) is renewed for limited
period. We trust all will avail themselves
OF the opportunity OF obtaining this value
able work. To every lover OF the Horse il
is indispensable, as it treats in . simple
manner all the diseases which sffiict this
noble animal Its phenomenal sale through
out the United states and Canada make it
standard authority. Mention this paper
when sending for Treatise" 26l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
q. H. MussoS,

hmbtcIuau, ~ Il
Price 50cts. Samples free at, Hard's ard
Waits drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
LADIES' BEAVER BOOTS,

Button Lace and Congress.
Ladies line Shoes from 81 rs upward.
Mems Sewed Calf Boots and Fine Shoes.
Leggins and 0yershoes for Man and Boys.
Mems Arctic 0verrhoes for IS cents.
Lumber int MS 0vershoes 58c a pair.
SLIPPERS FOR MEN FOR LADIES AND FOR
BOYS.
SymerDa Rugs, fne assortment, also Has
socks, Mats AID D Cloths..
liens Fur Coats, Pea, Jackets, Jersey Shirts.
Mems White Shirts hundried and unlaun-
dried
prices never 80 low.
WOLF ROBES, BLACK CHINA BEAR ROBES.
Horse Blankets, Bed Blankets and Comforters
OUR GOODS ARE NEW AND FRESH
Come aud see how cheap CASH makes them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
= addition 70 lx,llleboros isaasiri.l &c,

90 addition 10 h<siiltbOfO's isdnsifisl &c.
tisiis
Foster lsquahs mills. shouii~o mlles
IRON wesioa village hufae1 on Sunday
efenins. Loss. $1,000. iasured in wslkef
a GoadaJs aseicy At Ladies Ter sTooo.
Mr. Posier was at tho mill on sandsy
mofnins Ana ignad IL all right II is
thought that the Gre musi have orisnaied
10 the awdpsi on saturday and smonIder
cd uniil IL broke cut on sandsy.
Bushes. is dgll 10 wslliasiori jus,
uou. For wssi a snow. the lumber and
wood trade 10 81 a standstill. and there 10
little demand for snow shovela Bsieheiler
4 Sons fork factory. which is the prinoi
pal industry Of the torn. IL running as u,.
nsl bu, the hurryins time for ihs, business
has no, yet arrived. Al East wsllinglord
the recent destructive fires have nearly
put stop 10 all bunness' At South Wall
liusford the mining business IA going 90
alta brisk rate. sna With its rich deposit.
Of iron and marble, and the lumber near
Of hand. it bids fair 10 bacome the busiest
part Of the town.
Mr.. John Miller met with an accident
which cos, him bis lie while at work at
the Brandon Italian 'arbie mill Monday
morning at about soslock. Miller and
William Dixon were starting up the gangs
10 the mill when Miller went up TO the,
main hoe Of Skating ~ put on belt which
had run off and 1t is thought that be vss
in some way caught 10 the betting and
thrown down, head first on TO the balance
wheel. aud instantly killed.
J. W. Cramton a. Co. 10 the name Of the
Arm which will hereafter carry on the bus
mess formerly conducted by Dnnn &
Cramton At Rutland. The members OF the
Arm are J. W. Cramton. Fred II. Smith
z. l.. Barnum and James q. Dunn. Mr.
Smith has been head clerk OF the estab
ishment for many years aud is perfectly
familiar with the entire business. james
.. Dam is son OF the late james @ Dunn
.nd has been employed 10 aud about the
'tore during the past few years. Mr. Bar
ium is the only one OF the new firm who
s at oil unfamiliar with the details OF the |
,usiaess, although he has worked some OF
ate Ia the Office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02

hAtLHAfhA CENfhk.
e. O. Taisls ia con6oed 10 bis home
by Illness.
w. H. Banay sssua~d The duties Of
posi nsstet Jsn. !.
Mr.. and Mp Fred Hsrsood Of Ben.
ringtoa speet Sunday With Mrs.. Hsrvoods
pareEia.
Ezra Besediei Of class 81 Miidiebar,
College spent christmas With b,s fsnil, 10
this ia~a.
DIR. wymaa has beea 90 the rich lis,
and ussble 10 s,iepd 10 basiaess dari6s
the psst seek.
$3.50 fhs FACTORY Poiat Nation Bs6k b.
declared their usual scni.annasi dividend
Of tire Ger eeDt
The body OF ~ istsai 500 Of Prsai
Wllsoa 81 Pair H.vsa vas bsoaghi here
CO Tuesday 1T srsameHt 10 i,elisood
Censtssy.
The aBsaal meeting Of lbs Bs,lsaiill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
Stock Owners Attention.

Don't forget that one pound OF Weare's
Compound Powders is worth five OF any
other kind. Guaranteed to cure swelled
legs and to rid horse OF worms. To
build up rundown animal, COW. horse OF
hog. it beats tue world. Sold by ]. N.
Hard
Weare's Sure Cure for Heaves is Just
what its name mI lies The only reliable
remedy science has yet Produced Sold
by j. N Hard
Weare's Poultry Powder is sure cure
for Chicken Cholera and Roup, and great
ly improves the laying qualities. Sold by
j. N. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02

Pref Nichols bss large singing class
here sLic4 IS progressing haeiy.
- ihu siessr, hss opeps back
smith shop 10 The bailIing formerly used
ios the same pafpase b! ,he DJrse, Mar.
be Ca,
--John Cochran. siu iest al Harvard
aaa Elssri 0nf5th ., Dsrsmoaib. have
been spsaiins Tbs holidays With their par.
snis here
-E. Es,sbrosk has Soda Barre granite
mounmsnl 10 Martin Sheridan scd Mrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
Advice 10 Mother.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If SO,
send at oncesnd get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, diarfhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces iDfama
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrnp for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians
aud nurses 10 the Urited States, and is for
sale by ell druggists throughout the world.
Price. IS cents Q bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
Lazy People

are q bsne to society, but many OF us fee
lazy. used up, played out and languid a
this season of the year when we simply
need an Invigorating Tonic, These bad
feelings eau be cured by the use OF one
bottle Anti.Apoplectine, the great Spring
Medicine Sold at your druggists fol
S1.O0. F. E. Freeman. OF Johnson, VT,
says. "Anti-Apoplechne" gave me an ap
petite and did me the most good OF any
emedy ever took.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02
A Salary.

With expenses paid will come handy to
anyone who is nos ont Of employment,
especially where no previous experience is
required to get the position. ltyou want
position, see advertisement on second
page headed, IA Chance to Make Money
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02

Dasisl sherissn his mother. 10 be ~
Jsu ! 1880
--Tsa ganss ~ mca are emplas~d Sigh
ssi asy n The iron mies aaa every oes "
topeisl thsi the parties ieieresieA all b
rewarded Cosla the iton indusiry bs
adasd 10 Il, siresdy extensive marble 10
ief.... Ess, Dofss, -osld boom isdesd.
Christians passed Of very quietly
The ID. L. ksni marble works sba, down
Tor The day. rbets vss Chrisim. tree
vi,h interesting exercises 81 the uoiop
church 90 Tuesday evening aud the
sbepsrd family gave . concert on wedpes-
day evening.
-ose OF the boys who Tor The Les, yes,
have bcsn untiring IN their Nightly ripg-
ing Of the door bell At The Morse house q,
their last visit left souvenir 10 the shape
OF q hsndkerebiel The owner eau have
1t nes,ly washed aud ,roned by calling Tor
u, and proving prvver,y,
PERU.
Mrs. Sally Cook died Dec. 20. aged
~ yesrs and : months.
--SeIec, reading al the church Saturday
evening OF this week by NJ J. Hapgood
All are freely invited.
The undersigned wish. through the
Journal. TO return their hearty thanks TO
friends aud relatives for the numerous
Christmas gifts received during the past
week Among other thingsa bountifal
supply OF groceries (Sants Claus must
have had . strong team Was left at the
door, Neitbe, have they forgotten the
gifts OF Que year ago, That the giyers
may all hsve Happy New Year aud be
sbundsntly prospered 10 the fervent pray.
or OF their ofiiicted friends.
o 7, Simonds.
NJ. A. Simonds.
LASDGRoyE
u +. Fem who spent Christmas here
With his family returned to Manchester op
Thursday,
"A fine granite monument was set In
the Fem family lot in the new cemetery.
last week The work was furnished by T.
Es,sbrook, Of Manchester Centre sales
man for the Excelsior Granite Go. o.
Montpelier.
We wish TO thank the friends and |
neigbbors who 80 kindly assisted us dur
iog the sickness. death and burial OF our
loved one. May they never know sorrow
like ours
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ID, Bates.
Walter o. Blood.
SUNDERLAND.
"A II. Stilson is on the sick list.
Mrs. w. L. Bacon is on the sick list.
Miss Nettie Houghton has been home
few days from Boston. Mass.
The Rev. L. g. Kimball closed his
sbors here last week and went to Wards.
,oro.
The Sabbath school in the north end
II the town had q Christmas tree last
luesdsy eve, and appropriate exercises
The ladies sewing society will have
heir oyster supper, sociabe and sale Of
lseful and fancy articles at B +. Bacon's
Ian 10th. This should be well patronized
~ all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-02

O. W. Eddy: | have given your French
Cstsrrh Cure 3 careful trial and find il
affords me more relief than that furnished
me by the most noted specialists in New
York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

Serr gbas. Sperp, bat lebte ISOLDE
Elm 8atent erbalten auf einen BON ibnl
erfunbenen 9f6bren : S6raubeni6liiiiel
Pipe Wrench Der iufOlse i~einer gro
Ben gprt6eile 6alo eineu Glab in jeber
Maidinenperfltdtte uno in iebem Wuz
i9inenraum ftnbsn unb aGs unertbebr.
lid befunben uerben iuiro. Ser
G9tlhel lit 10 ein9eridtet baB maj bas
nit Die t~leinite Bis sur sr0Bten &D9re
felt faiien uab breben fam, obne babel
@efabr gu luuien Die &66re (wie bics
bel 8enubu,g Der %9etu6bnliden &0breuz
5tuan9e iebr bdufi9 porfommt) eii5uz
briider. bu BET S9liiel Die 86bre feIt
uno ganj umldlieBt. Die g%rfinoun9
oes 9errn Sperp lit cine iebr praftil DIE
ulo miro ii9 fir ben uuterueDmenoen
grfinoer als cine iuabre 8onanSe erluei.
len.
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(Gin9eianot.)
Ser S%urnnntrri9t in Den Difrntliben
Shulcn.

9aB nIdt I'M Die sciitise, lonrern
audi Die fOrperli6c GniuifeluH9, sur
Seruubiioun9 bes Mcniden notblurl.
big lit, iab i'll ieilltr Gebtcn Sibrns Der
9r5ie6urqsratb Der Staot ct. 2uuis,
eirt, unb luurbe BON Dieiem beidloiien,
idbrlid Die Summe BON $1,000, fir
ben Turnunterridt III Den 0Hentli6en
S6ulen Su ucriuenoeu.
Sor un9eidBr cinem Sabre mudten
Die Surnpcreine BON ct. 2ouis, ben
Mitglieoern bes S6uiratbcs, ben Sor,
i6la9, fir ein Sabr, llnterri9t i'm Eur
men un~eutselttib 5u ertbeilcu, welder
Suridlas aud a%n8enummen iuuroe. unb
wuroe iomit bas 5Erncn fir etiuu l
Sabr irei ertbcilt. 81 felt ilberjeu9t,
baB bds Eurnen bon 9rUBen Huben fir
uniere beranipaGIcnbe Su9eno lei,
iuaren na6 SCrlauf bieicr 3eit, Die
Mit9lieber bes S6ulratbes, DAP bieiels
ben bcinabe einitimmig bel9loiien, oas
Surnen ciu 5Beil oes llnterri6tsplan.
es III Den 6ffentliden sdulen 81 MAIDEN.
Sn Chicago piro idbrli9 Die summe
BON $25, OOO-S3O,OOO fir Die f0rperz
lide GrjicDur9 Der S6ultiuNcr Der
lueuoet.
auBer Den pben s~enanlten Stdoteu,
lit audi in fol9euocu, Der Gurnuuterri9t
in bcn Dhentlideu s9ufen elu9cilbrt
tuorben: gteru 9orf, Sanias Gitp,
Gleoclaub. ., Davenport, So, Snbiai,
5no., oouisuiGe, Sp, Bits
burg, 30, Bolton, Ntnii., Canton, O.,
luincsp, ST., erie, ga, Geru, 81,
5reepurt, 3d., MoIine, ST., Sod So.
loub, 81, 8eacuiGe, 3d., Ootfaub,
Gal. uno nod peri6ieoene anbere. @as
oenten bieienisen Der Witglieber bss
Shulratgc5 bieruou, tDelde,
oos Eurnen 81 uuierltlseu, Dor
stiua 1nosrtbnlb Sobren, bnsieIbe bets
uabe sdnjli4 unicrorifteu, uno es Den
Dtitslieorru bes bieiigeu Euruuereius
nit nn6 tangent Suben uno Bitten ges
pieoer cine 9alle gu fiuoen, no
ir, nidoem Der Sduiratb bieielben
lus bem Sdulsebdupe setuicien, ihrs
SurHiibun9eH fortieseH fonnien?
5. S. 9. Z.
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@dbreno Der @o9e batten mir bas
8ersniisen fulsenoe u%nIerer seebrten
GbUunenten bonn 2anoe in unIerer
Stabt gu besriBen: 8. S. Gtoenner,
5ris Sod, S. Suncertuirtb, S. $.
@eDer, @m. Meper unb @m. 8rano.
borit bon 8ap, gilbert Sattelmann, bon
Stulpe, s. S. 9ope bon 8lanb, ST.
Mtife, BON @Opaam, $. Siiteltamp BON
Swenspiae, Srant SubnIen unb S. q.
SObl BON Sreberifsbur9. 4rnolb&bnmp
bon Sem, @ottl. 8ebolO BON 9outre
Sslanp, &ubplpb Sbeiien, gbr. 8eters
BON &binelano ulb piele Inoere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28
Scrbanblunseu Der Gounth Court.

Die County Court frat lcbten Wton.
tag iii Sibuus uto ertebiate fOlseuo c
@eI6dite.
Cine In5ab( &e9uun9en fir 8abl.
bienite iuuroen beiuiIi9t.
9tnguIt Burger uno @ouaro Steir
luuroen Observation-Disclosures
9tlg. 8itte, 8s9aufieber bonn s. 9iitt.
erbiett $1,000 beiuili9t jabl6nr aug
Dem Steuerfono.
Sn Saden einer ucuen &oao, Sal.
Stred II. I., SittItelIer, uuroe Der BE.
ridt bes gommiiioners on9enommeu
uub futsenos SdabenerIub @~ewi0isun:
gen 9ema6t: Geo. Sopp $500, G6as
6abn $40; 5. 5. @eibemnrn, $. s.
sdmibt unb S. @eitbol5 cr9ie1ten ie
S1.5O fir ibre 9ienite als GommiHdre.
Der Sonb be5 9rn. @m. 6. Soeirg,
S6abmeiIter, iuuroc 9~ut9egeiBen, be8z
slei6en Der 8onb bes Yrobate 8i6ters,
&obert @alfer.
Die 9fe6nln9 ees Srn. Nu9. &peler
fir feline GienIte als superintendent an
Der 2ittle Berger 9toab, i'm Setra9e bon
$500 wuroeu sur Sabluu9 aIlseiuie>
ien.
9as bon Geo. Steiunes Ii. q. cinse.
rsifte 9eiud nm 8erle9uns elmer
StruBe iuarbe bsiuiQigt.
Die Iol9euoen 8ednuusen lpuroen
sur 3ublun9 ailsepieien:
@rnI Bros, fir Grufarbeiten, s23;
@nt. Silent, Sdreinernrbeit, $40;
Ssualb 5lubr, Sdreibmaterialien, 81
rs; %. s. Sassmarln, &eparatur an
@erfSells fir Siitr. Is. 1855, fir
Is, SO. 20; 2us. 8einboG5, @eg.
nuficber pom 5 0iitr., s2S.61; SD.
@esaufieber uom 6. 9iltr.
s14.5O; 9ermoun 9laus, @eaoufieber
2. 9iitr. $63; Sic. 5luetid. fir Waca-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

Cine Nabmaidine lit iii icsi9er Belt
bciltaBe 10 unentbebrli6 9eiuorocu luic
cine S6eere ODER Oteiier uno iplte in
jeoer Oroentliden Snusbaltuu9 cine Su
finoen lein.'
Die 9auptia9e beim gnfaui lit III
entIdeioen. iuelde Mai6ine ~lieiert Die
bette Irbeit nuo 1T am bnuerbafteiten.
Ser bette &ey hies ausjuiinben 1T,
onB nlan Bel 81. .. Saienritter
uOriprid. unb feline Maibinen bcab=
ii6tist uub iid Die SOrSise beriel6eH
bon ibm ertldren lGBt. Gr ioLte baupn
eini9e SennttiB beiiseu Der Idpn iueit
ii6er 500 Stiid perfauft uno mebrere
9auIc no reparirt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

Sebt fpnumt Die 3eit in pelder Yldne
9ema9t iuerben mas fir @ei9erfe ninl
an5ui6nffen bat. Sober uiinidt nidt
mebr u~u35u9e6cn nt5 notbuenbi9 lit.
0biuobG ma ii6 in Ter Iusla9e eiuz
i6rdnfcn mDtte 10 lit oieies jebo6 nidt
Der SAT- III ber Nustuabl Der @ei6eHfe.
Seocr wiini6t bas Seite muo Mteiite fir
iein @clo. Sn Inbetra6t oieier Stat.
laden, Werbct ibt an ScIten Sufrieben=
9eiteOt bel 81. $. 9aIcnritter. gr bat
Die 9r6Bte II. bette Nuspabl ieiner
S6rnudIadeu, llGrcn, Silber9ei6irr
uIlu. jluil6en ct. 9puiS uno Sefferiun
Sit, Wio., uno oa er ni6t ton bieiem@es
lddfts5wei9e olein a6gdnst pfferirt er
feline @aaren SIT nieorigeren Brsiie als
bieietbeu ionItpo perfauft iparoen fbuz
nen.
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Stem Suoen, 9imburger uno y@rid
Sale iebr biais bel Ser5ug & @ilo.

Die 2Ofals 3eituns lulIte i'll jebem
9auie gelelcn iuer0en. Sein 9inb
miro i'll lluiuiiienbeit auIun9icll, ipcldes
Oie 3eituu9 Der !6einat6 peritebeu sc.
!ernt bat. IS lit Der critic Sd)ritt Sur
Snteuigeuj III allen jcncn 3iusen, bic
nidt aus bsn Sibern gslerut ipcloen.
Gieb beiren &iuoerr cine alsiud.tiae
SeituuA wel6e uidt ell g9ort iibcr
irgenb cine Serior, Sad)e ooer Srt tntz
bGlt, welde iie je 9eIebrn pbcr iuouon
lie jc 9eDDrt bobel, iuie %faltnit bu er=
t~partcn, bnB tic Elm Sntereiie baron ncG-
mcn?-9p6 Gaiie lie Die 3eitun9 Der
SeinlatD sur Sano ncbmen uno bon
&eriunen lcien, Die lie fcnrcu ulo opn
Srti9af:cn, Die ibneu bcfann1t Iinb, 10
miro ein Snterreiie eriuedt iuerben, ipclz
DIES nit ieber ipDdentli6en InfunIt beg
2Ofat=Ylnttes Sunlmmt. 60 miro iid)
bic @cwO6nbeit beS 2eiens an9ceisnet
mo iOlde ainoer iuerben Die 3eitun9c,r
ibr 9an5es 9ebcn binburd lcien unb
intcli3ente Mdnner lnb Srauen luers
ben, cine GDre fir ibrc 8orfabreu, uno
poblbeipanbert III aaem 8iiiensiuer>
then ulicrer j2eitl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28
Neue Wbonenntcr.

Seit unierer lesten gtusqabe 6atter
mir Das Sersniisen fOl9enoe Namer
Der itetig tpa6letben I%bonn:nten : 9iitI
bes "8olfsblatt' bei5uiii9en:
9. 8arbenperper, 81. Souls, Nto,
FRI. MarD Mepsr, ct. Souls, @o.
SObn S9Ott, Sefferlon Gitp. @to.
Serb. NOluaf, Dem, Wo.
!SenrD 2eue, Berger, 500.
5rib Brandt, Stolpe, Mp.
@m. @uit, 5reoeridsburg, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

SD lltt oil bdufi9en Musenbeiduer.
Den ulto ni6ts brad)tc mir 2inoeruus big
i'd Or. Iusuit SOnts's hamburger
Srppfcn sebraudte, iuei6e Mid III fur,
ser 3eit iuieber %uulltGnoi9 beritdlten.-
Iu9uit Gnnbers, Bidder, Q. Str, Scs
Motncs, Soma.