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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29
PosTMAsTER SMALL.
He Was Appointed by President Har'
rlson Yesterday.

President Harrison appointed john =.
Small, postmaster at Portland. yesterday to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Herbert G. Briggs.
John G. Small is native OF the town Of
Buxton. He was born in 1912. Three years
later his parents moved to Vermont. He
came to Portland when he was boy of Is
years and entered the employ of G. f. Jose
& Co., as clerk. lie continued In the same
place until 1866 when he was admitted to the
firm. For 81 years he devoted himself close
ly to business and was one of the most hon.
ored merchants Of Portland. In 1887 he re
tired from the firm of @. E. Jose & Co.. and
went to Boston. where for two years he was
In the china trade. For over year inst
past be has been engaged In the lumber bus,
mess at Bartlett, N. H., his family residing
here. Mr.. Small has never before held pub
lie office. his business requiring his whole
attention.
1t Will be upwards of a week before Mr.
Small will enter upon the discharge of hi.
duties as postmaster of Portland, that time
being required for making out the necessary
papers, filing his bond, etc.
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M eine Central.

Beginning with the winter change of time
On January 2, 1892. the evening train from
Portland to Lewiston and Auburn
Is to be Iun through to Waterville and
there will be morning train from Wat
erville put on. These trains will be run,
said Mr.. Tucker, until the October change
OF time, at any rate. At that time, If it Is
found that they do not pay the road, 1t will
surely not pay the merchants of the two
cities to have them continued and they will
b taken off,
Mr. Tucker thinks the fares between Lew.
iston and Auburn. and the towns tributary
to these, too high, and ne will prepare a
schedule with round trip fares good only fol
the day issued.
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MARRIAGES.

Lyman q. Nelson and Miss Winnlired L. Fuller.
Oct. 26. by Rev. w. q. Robinson, Edward s
Loveitt and Miss Grace Holmes, both of Portland
Howard Z. Knight and Miss Addie f. Merrill.
In West6rook, Oct. 28, by Rev. Z. NJ. Cousins
Edwin M: Bachelor and Miss Jennie Nj. Merrill
both OF Westbrook.
In Freeport. @. r. Downer and Miss Annie Mar.
tin of Portland. $40.
In Freeport, Charles,G. WOodman of Yarmouth
and Miss Maud Ii. Soule of Fort Wayne Ind.
In Lowell, Oct. 10, Chas. +. Andrews OF Lowell
and Miss sarah A. Langley of Rochester, N III
In Jefferson, Oct. 20. Allen Bennett and Miss
Euzilla Cunningham.
In Newcastle, Oct. %. 0rrin L. Choate of Wind
sor and Miss Rosa II. Hall OF Newcastle.
IN Bowdoinham, Oct. 20. Thomas w. Merriman
and Mrs. Della Blair.
In Pennington. Oct. %, Theodore L. Farrand
and Miss Marion Cynthia Wyman.
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BRIEF JCTTINCs.
Yesterday was bright, clear and cold.
The winter timetable of the steamer FL

Yesterday was bright, clear and cold.
The winter timetable of the steamer En-.
terDrise goes into effect next Monday.
Deputy Goold seized akeg and bottle OF
whiskey at Mary Green's. No. Pleasant
street. yesterday, and arrested Mary.
While some boys were amusing themselves
near Scotch Hill one CT them named Peter
Coyne received severe scalp wound
A fleet Of about 30 vessels that put In here
for harbor during tie heavy weather Of the
past few days sailed yesterday morning.
The first OF the series of suppers to be
given by the Portland Wheel Club will take
place at Growers next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary 0'Donnell went to her home on
Hammond street yesterday and found two
drunken tramps in possession. The police
irested them.
Walter Hennessey was brought before
Commissioner Rand yesterday for selling
liquor without government license. He
pleaded guilty and was bound over TO the
December term.
The Chicago and Grand Trunk has abol.
ished all switching charges in Chicago. This
will lower rates on all east bound traffic
from $1.50 to So a car ALI east and west
through rates will be affected
One member Of the Society of Art waited
an hour last evening and as no one else ap.
peared to transact the important business"
Tor which the meeting was called, the for
Torn member finally adjourned.
All members Of Ivy Rebekah Ledge who
are interested In forming "S9cial Circle"
VIII meet with Mrs. C. Ii. Mitchell. No. 1
Prospect street, Thursday evening, October
29tn, at 8 O'Clock. A full attendance IA d, .
sired.
The case ofPennell of Westbrook, arrest.
Cd on charge Of embezzlement from his
employer, Mr.. Guptill, has been settled. the
shortage being made up and no one appear.
ing to prosecute Mr.. Pennel. who has been
released from custody.
The brig Curlew Is being loaded by Frank
Dudley for Bahia Blanca with lumber She
Will take about 100000 feet The orders
from South America are beginning to come
In and several more charters are being made
fol. freight to tbs river.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE RECORDER ToMPsoN.
WEDNEsDAY-EdwardF f. Mccarthy, Mi
chael Doherty, intoxication. Each fined IS
and costs.
Ernest Tyler and Clara Dennison, over
driving horse. Discharged.
Daniel Walsh and Mary Curran. search and
seizure. Discharged.
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music AND DR. ANA
THE SECOND srocKnR1paE

IdE OECONO SIOChDhlOGb
The Campanini Ds-Vere company will
give the entertainment in the Stockbridge
course this evening Campanini Is singing
In fine voice this season. The New York
Telegram says his voice is strong. sweet and
vibrant, is rich, mellow and fervid. The
Herald says of Mile. De-Vere: "rhis admi-
rable singer, whose voice and style remind
one constantly of Adelina Patti, sang the
aria from La Perle du BreZil,' and then, in
answer to prolonged applause from the large
audience present, Gounod's 'Printemps.
The American Musician says of MIR. Franz
Wilczek. the violinist: she is simply perfec-
ton; his style, technique. and musical con-
ception are of the highest order" Miss Rose
Linde Is said to have contralto full aud
rich, which she displays in brilliant execu-
ton, and Mr.. Friedberger to be pianist
with spirited and vigorous style, and sur.
prisingly Igood TECHNICAL execution. Tick.
| cts can be procured at Stockbridge's. This
will be the programme:
| Jacques Friedberger.
| Miss Rose Linde
Romance, Faust, Salve di Mora. .......... Gounod
| Italo Campanini.
/ OdpEiCc...
| Franz Wilczek.
Shadow Song-Dlnorah. ................M eyerbeer
| Mile. Clementne De We're.
span'sh Song To Lesbia. PiZZ
Miss Rose Linde.
Gypsy Dances ........... Sirasate
franz Wilczek.
Grand Fantasia, Rigoletto. Liszt
Jaques Friedberger.
Miss Rose Iinde. - D''s'
Violin Obligato, Mr. Franz Wilczek.)
Grand Duet-Aida
Mile. Olementine De We're and itaio Campanini
ERMINIE.
Mr.. Aborn's company produced "Erninie"
last evening, to the great pleasure of the
great audience present. The operetta
was handsomely costumed, the choruses
were we'll sung, and the orchestra was good.
Mr.. Aborn, as the facetious Jacques Strop,
kept the house we'll amused when he was on
the stage, and was ably supported by Frank
Wooley as Robert Macaire. OF course Miss
Mamie Taylor charmed with her interpreta-
ton of the title role, Miss Cushman was
pleasing as the Princess Granponeur. Mary
Greville was a dashing Captain Delaney and
the other characters were well taken. To-
night "Ths Three Black Cloaks" will be
given.
ORGAN RECITAL
The closing organ recital of the present
series will be given at Congress square
church on Saturday afternoon. The pro-
gramme will be of very great interest. Miss
Sara Peakes, contralto, of Boston, will be
the vocalist. Mr.. Duncan will play seec-
tions from Mendelssohn, Bach, Batiste and
List.
W. ]. RYAN's CONCERT.
Wednesday evening OF next week the an
nual concert of William j. Ryan, the well
known young man who, unfortunately, is de-
priyed of his sight. will occur at Congress
Hail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29
OBITUARY.
Elliott KING


Elliott King, Esq, died suddenly during
Tuesday night. at his residence corner of
Chestnut and Cumberland streets. His wife
noticed that he breathed hard, but thought
nothing serious of it as he had been in his
usual health apparently when he went to
bed. His breathing became easier. but later
she found that he was dead. Heart trouble
was the cause Of his decease. MIR. King was
native of West Minot, and was 80 years of
age. He was a veteran Of the war, having
served in the 18th Maine regiment. since
the war, most Of his time was spent In Port
tand in the practice OF law. He was promi-
nentiy connected with the Greenback move
ment. He was member of Thatcher Post.
g. A. r., and OF Bramhall Lodge, Knights
Of Pythias. He leaves widow and one
son.
Rufus Frank.
Rufus Frank, an aged citizen OF this city.
died at the residence of his son on Bracket
street, Tuesday. He was about " years of
age and well known man. He was the
father of Officers Granville and Winfield
Frank, and father-in-law of Officer Greeley
he had been i'll for some tiIqe.
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$685..
Eastman BIS. : Bancroft.
PERSONAL.

Editor Charles ID. Clark, of the Bath hide
pendent, was In the city yesterday.
George W. Drisko, Esq, editor of the Ma
chias Union. is in the city, registered at the
Preble House.
DIR. George A. Pudor has finished his stu
dies In Germany, and has returned to this
city. where he will practice.
Mr.. E. s. Osgood, of the Argus, will ad.
dress the Young Mems Democratic Club on
the Life and Writings Of Edgar Allen Poe
Saturday evening.
Hon. Ninen G. Mehan of Thomaston, state
senator from Kuox. and E. r. Wingate. post.
master at Steep Falls. are at the United
States Hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29

There will be meeting Of the executive
committee on refreshments at the Fraternity
rooms Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The
ladies who have solicited refreshments from
Orpspnt ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29

ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and
others whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid
liver and biousness One dose. Try them.
oct26 d&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29
New Invention.

G. I. Holcomb of Trenton. New Jersey,
has perfected a machine for removing snow
from railroad tracks which he claims will
run 20 miles an hour through snow four feet
deep.
For disordered liver try Beechan's pills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29

Angostura Bitters cures cole, fever and ague
and indigestion The genuine manufactured only
by DIR. j. @. B. siegert Sons. All druggists
taan them. oct22eod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29

F.o. Bailey Co. will sell by order of assignee,
The stock Of jewelry, etc., Of Morrison & Co.. No.
1s1 Middle street, sale to begin at 10 a. M, con-
tinuinr morning. afternoon and evening until
sold
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DEATHS,

33 years. 80
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
az his late residence, No. al Summer Street.
SO years. 90
81 years. -
90 In yassalboro, Oct. rs. J. Warren starkey, aged
years.
years.
:, N Lowell, Oct. 20, Mrs. Caroline Durein, ed
20 years.
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Or. RIancnard,a lecture.

Ts ufdHCUdTu 3 E6CtUT6s
Rev. DR.. Blanchard will deliver the second
lecture OF his course on American History on
Friday evening, In the vestry of Congress
Square church. Subject: "Roger Williams
the Apostle of Civil and Religious Liberty"
The public are cordially invited to attend.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29
j. r. LIBBY, ]. R. LIBBY. j. R. LIBBY,
Congress Street Congress Street
:. 0. BAILEY q CO. AUcTlOHEsRs.
Asslgnee's Sale OF Jewelry, Etc.

WvH URSDAY, October 10th, at 10 a. M at store
IL No 1S1 Middle street. and continuing az 10
a. m. 2. 30 and p. m. each day until sold, the
stock OF Morrison Co., consisting Of the usual
variety OF goods, gold and silver watches. gold
stone and band Rugs. gold and plated neck chains,
vest chains, watch charms, l0cket5, brooches, bar
pins. cum buttons, bracelets. ear drops and nubs,
gold and plated pins, chlldren's gold rings, en-
bamatic pins etc, sterling silver nat ware, ROg-
ers Bros. fiat ware, knives forks, spoons ladies',
silver plated hollow ware eastors, pickle Jars.
cake and fruit baskets, spoon holders, butter
dishes, creamers, sugar bowls, water pitchers,
SAVERS, enildren's mugs, opera glasses, clocks,
silver and gold thimbles, one Seth Thomas regIi-
lator, cases, desks, watch sign. chairs, stools,
watch crystals, jewelers. supplies, trays. eye
glasses, ETC., etc. GEO. x. BIRD,
ect27df Assignee.
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Notes.

A strong detail of day and night police,
under command Of Marshal Hight and his
deputies, kept the immense audience both
inside and outside the hall in order.
Every available spot In the hall was occu-
pied. and for every one who found seat
there were two who stood up or were turned
away.
Several men aud women were elected from
the ball by Marshal Hight for attempfine a.
counter demonstration to that on the plat
from.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29
NV aDvEaTIsEmENTs TODAY

sEyy ADyERTIsEMENT TODAY
FINANCIAL.
Swan and Barrett.
ADJUSTMENTS
WI. Ryan's annual concert.
FOURTH PA9E
owen Moore & Co.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
benjamin. Shaw, real estate-2.
Portland and Boothbay Steamboat Co.
Wanted-Horses to board
Electric razors-G. l.. Bailey.
Sieeper's eye the leader.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-29

Do you know this store
keeps Coats and Jackets
for women and girls ? A
new department here but a
full fiedged one already,
and shows a particularly
choice collection of novel
ties in stylish short wraps.
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HARRINGTON BROS,
SAG Congress Street.

The sceGthss today
Is likely to BE-
fair.
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1t is emphatically a
Lace season.
Costumes, wraps, and
millinery all call for Lace
for trimming, and the
sorts to be had for each are
among the hundreds. Our
new stock is ready now,
and it includes all that is
best.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
u r LIBBY'S
Very Latest Trade Sale Bulletin !!
PRICES THAT WILL MAKE THINGS LIVELY,
READ THE PRICES !

READ THE PRICES +!
lease Soft Finish Lining Cambria at &c
case English Silesia at II 1-2e
800 dozen Best Spool Cotton &c
SPECIAL SALE OF HDKFs.
Extra Bargains at Sc. &c. SC. 1Oc, II 1-2c,
15c, zoe. 25c.
LADIES' MITTENs.
Bargains just opened at 25c, SOC and 35c.
KID GLOVES AT csc.
Is Bargain that cannot be equalled. Many
who have tried them return eagerly for more.
Every pair warranted.
COlgate's Perfum es at w hOIesale
Prices.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
One case more Of the great Bargain In
Ladies' Merino Underwear at 81 lie
Every piece worth zoe.
Three other bargains that we are Offering
In Ladies' Underwear are selling very freely.
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH UN-
DERWEAR.
We carry a full line of these Celebrated
Goods for Men and Women.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
case more Of Ladies' All Wool Hose, full
regular, merino heel and toes, marked down
from s6c to &c. Selling very rapidly.
Extra Bargains in Finer Goods.
Ladies' Cotton Underwear
at 75c on the dollar, to close several odd lots.
We have very large stock Of Cotton I'M
derwear in all grades from the low priced to
the highest.
Bargains at SOC, 75c and S1.0O. Cannot be
excelled. great variety Of Fine Goods In
the most popular makes.
MEMS WHITE SHIRTS.
20 styles and qualities OF the best and most
popular makes in America, at prices
that cannot be beaten, as follows:
25c, 81 lie. zoe, zoe, $1.0O, S1.25 and S1.50.
MEMS UNDERWEAR.
Bargains that cannot be excelled.
case Blue Ribbed at 5Sc
case Cancels Hair at 81 1-2c
case Natural Wool at 75c
case Natural Wool at S1.00
MEMS HOSIERY.
Please examine the extra Bargains we are
offering in Mems Cashmere Hose at 25c.
81 1-2c and zoe.
Mems Collars. Cuffs and Neckties.
Entire new stock at popular prices.
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PORTLAND, Oct. 20, 1891.
newspaper say
can give you an
idea Of the Lace
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-27

Sn pieicr 9tumncr teS Solfsblati
bsfuerben ii1 re:i6ietene Gaublbater
fir @e9auhebcr I'M Die Suuit Der 9 lit
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@esoufiebersGm. 9cb6rt stuar nidt iii
ter Die 9ategorie Der fetten aemter,
tuobl abcr Sablt es Su ben iu;6tisiten
I'M Gpuu!D, benin bonn @esauiieber,
meBr ats BON irsenb Semanbeu, bdnsen
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fuirtis teIicre @ese als ir9enb ein
County in Stante, wsldcn llnltarb
mir beuptia6li6 Der umiiht unb sutsn
antsuerwaltuns unierer 8esuufieber
ueroanfen.
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Guuuta Court Gsrhan sIunaen.

Die Gountb Court frat am Montas
in Sisuns, bod anldBli9 Der 5eier
@aiblnstOn's @e6urtstag, usrtaste iid
bieietbe BIZ 9ienstas Morsen.
Sir armenunteritibuns purben
iOlsenOe @e!ber bewiaist:
gmil aonotp, fir aubinser uuo
@eber $50.
S. 8reaer, fir Srau 8reuer unb
So6tsr $3.50.
90. gGcn. fir Carrot unO 5rau, sl6.
6. &Ouoiu, fir 2pdbarbt $40.
Die Court ieste bic Se5ablun9 Der
8ssanfiebsr auf 25 Ero5eut feit.
Die folstnoen @esaufieber madtem
ibr Settlement uno erbielten SeluiIis=
uns ipie fOlst:
S. 81. spubers, IA. 9iitrift, aus BEN
ansemeinen Tpnb $I21.75, 0itr. SOnb
$4.19.
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aIsemeinen 5ono $194, 0iitr. 5ono
SALT.
&. S. Cites, II. Sitr., aus benz alz
semeinen 5ono S13O.97, 9itr. 5ono
s37.49.
6. S. Slid, 4. 9iitr., aus benz allse'
meinen 5ono s145.91, 9iitr. Sont
S14.22.
Senrp 2uusborit II. 9iitr., aug Dem
a~lsemein ell Sono 117.s1, 9iitr. Sont
$26.11.
$. q. Wlcairrep, Is. 0iitr., aus Den
alsemeinen Sono S121.74, 9iitr. Semi
1858.
stug. &einbolS 8. Diff, aus Den
ausemeineu SOnb s197.3O, Siitr. Som
$3.50.
ST.. Wepcr, Is. 9iitr., aus benz alge
meinen 1onb $IS3.O6, 9litr. Son
s16.94.
S. q. S. 8obl, 5. 9iitr., aug Der
-. aus cmcinsn 6onb, s111.32, 9iitr. Son
$17.94.
Ius. Sod, 10. 9iitr., aug benz al
semeinen 5onb $4,000.
9us. @itte, 8 9iitr. aus benz ali9en
: 6ono s267.O7, 9i1tr. Suno $3.IO.
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allsem. 6pno $185.62, 9iitr. Son
t 1000.
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aQgem. 6ono S17S,93, Siltr' Son
$24.25.
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Snu Stnlpc.

0ie @eiSenfelocr gaben naf benz &e7
qcn BON lcbter @o6e Gil 9utes aus=
leGcn uno scbcn uts Die beiten Sofinrt,'
qen auf cine rcide Grnte.
Sic @attin oas Serrn .. Sonnta9
licst ee9enluartis iebr beOentlid frnnt
oarnicbcr. 9uffeu auf cine balHl9e DC
ueluug.
Scrr Gbas. Bui6mcper batte lebte
g8ode Gin 9tbfnteuer 81 beItcben. Nls
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fam u,tb ieiucn 4ierecn 9eu 8eben lpouz
te, bcmcrfte CT 5u ieinem Grltaulten,
baB CT ~anitatt Seu eincn Tramp" arT
Der @abrl bate. @lidlidertueiie belaB
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mug I'm Den un9liidlidcn Meln9en nidt
nit in bic Ssuraube 81 itppien.
Sic Gage werocu idpu mtrf(id ldr@
aer uno Die 8ratuiiritc i'll ben &ailf=
fdu9en 5ulcbens tilr5er.
Ser bieli9e @eian9perein 5ablt ]. 3.
16 Mit9lieber.
4aItor &nidcr o Wurr.iun ,par
lebte 8ode bier lei ieinem Imtsbrlioer
uuf 8eiud.
Ginise BON uuieren Scrren nno 9n=
batten lebts 8pdc bas Ser9nilscn
einige Salentines i'll GmpIans ju net
men. 4u6 mcin 6reunb Girop ldien
mir ei1 osrbrieBlid @eii6t 5u maden.
9lbcr nur ni6t dr9srn, benn cs Iino nldt
bic ldle6tcn Sriidte CT bencn Die @css
pen hagen.
81 n D e M 8
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RRNDOT d. SLHKRNR.

9os bic G9iHsbride bier lber ben
Weiiouri gebaut tueroen fpiro uno SPAR
in ni6t alSu ferner 3eit nnterliest Iest
feinem 3peifel msbr, benn Der BON Den
Gontratlursn seforberte Bonus" 1T oe~
reits seaei9net uno fOmntt Is Iest
nur nod auf bic n%nternebmer Deg
g%ridenbaues on, o benen uniere
glraer cine ii6ere @arantie oa'
Iir ~uerlans.n baB Die Bride auf cine
bsItimmte !3sitOauer bctriebsn rrO
in 9tanb sebulten wirb, iotule oaTar,
oaB oas 8riiden> uoer lleberfabrs9elo
ni6t metr als bic 9dlfte Der leblsen
Sdbrrate betragen ioa. 2iefert Die
@eIeaIdaIt bic ertpdbnte @arattie 10
it.bt Der Gusflbruns oes Slanes nl9ts
mebr i'm @ese unb nit Dem 8au bhrfte
bann unuerslisli9 bespunen iperosn.
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Wtit benz Se9inu Deg 6rilbjabres
miro bier elm peritabler 8aubuGm
iuIceuirt uerben. 60 piel mir lit CT
fabrung brin9cn funntelt, iolien Iolgenoe
Neubautcn in 9ln9riff 9euommen iuerz
bcn, iota(o oas 8etter CO erlaubt.
Sermaun 8cniiu9 Elm 9roBes 8oInDaus
an Der Dltl. B. StraBe; gonrao S6nd)
Elm @pbubaus an Ger iueitl. 2. StruBe;
Nl6ert SCHUBERT, @obnbaus i'll nGotz
tuqe" Stple an Der weitt. 5. StraBe;
81. j.. SaIenrittcr, eli 5pcif6di4es @e-
Iddft6a1s Oil Ser 5routItruBe.
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Sobu aeweis
au5 Rcm 0Gnen.

9err S6rS. g. 0i9ss. &eoattear DC.
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tag cine Rciie na9 S'HrIon City.
9crr 9. u. Nirboff it., ma6te iciaer
biclisen Smnben @bntng ieine sufiuart
ung.
!6err ul0 Srau $. Genfer madter
am lebten Scnnta3 zinc 9eiu6sreiis
na6 Scrmann.
Geo. &oss, Ucld)er leste &ede iuc9er
elmer 5dld9erei in gebles Court DER
baftct iuerocn ip0te Fat iib ben Staub
3eu 9auen's uon Den SiiBen gcib;itteIi
ipeil CT auoer5 luO @ei6aitt Batte.
Na6 benz 9e9rdbniB box Gen. sber=
mimi i'll ct. 2ouis, 9iusen bon bier,
60. 8eidarb, q. 9o99ett, 60. Wort'
manlr, @u. 8oete uuo anbcre III br
seren Nanen nid)t crmittcft wlrbcm.
9err @m. Sditrmnnp madyr oaioan
tdsli9 cine &eiie uo6 Berger Citation
mas isilen 5rcuubeu ols iebr urrodbtie
%porfomlnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-27
Gin 9(r;t erf(6rt. has 1pfupbl

Gin grit ertldrt, haB ioiuobl Der
ngu9cn0fucr" (eye-opener) iuic aud
Der @lltenu6ttruuf (night-cap) benz
S6rper iebr itoben, OGB ntcr ~criterer
Der bel @eitsm 9eIdbrli6ere Grunt icl,
neil ocricnige, Der res Mlor9ens uur
oem 5rii5Itif eiu Gas s6naps uoer
@ein t%rinft, au6 am Gage Su tueiterem
@enuB sciIti9er @ctrdufe 9cjluun9en lit.
@cnn ollu bas critic uuo bas leb.e
Gas Dem S0rper 0cn 9rbBtcn Sdaoen
brinselt, 10 mub muu Mor9ens nit Dem
s~iueiten auiaugeu u1o 9tlt;5 mt Dem
uurlebteu aufb0rcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-27

@torS Mucller uno So:ob Scei6
lailcn ciui9e s(der 2ano finr md9;n.
Souls 6. DIT faufte eia bibi6's
&eitpfero BON o. sdeioeder, fir 800.
@cors MHcllcr uub 9aper Onfhsr
uerfauften je Gin iuHses Tfero fir SIS
reip. 81.
@eorg Steumtt faufte 1G0 alder
2anS i'll Boone 60, fir $4,000.
0nrry Shmitt, iuslder bic lcgten q
Wuuate in Seoalia iuur, bebufs lei liner
taufmdunil9en Iusbilbua9, febrte lets
ten Sami tag i'll feline tScimltb 6uriid.
St miro na9lte BOAe cine Stelle nls
@lert III eincm ct. Coulter @ci6ditss
baule autrsteH.
Wis 9crmunn s9uiter BON StO:pe,
lebte @ude ouf 8eiud 81 ieinem
S9ua9,r, fabren woatc, purbc iein
85ero pt0bti6 i1eu, lici caoon unb 6er=
triimmcrte Ba9en unO @el4irr, 10 Dob
8. s~ej,uuu3cu war Den 8ss 81 SUB ju
9eben.
Subn HaeWeis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-27

9lm Counting mar @%uibinston's @ez
burtstua, Der bier bur9 s(ufbilien Der
gutiouutfurben auf 0Iientliden .u"O
Hripatoebdurcn bcobadtct lunroe. Vim
@untus ,uar Die aeieslide 5eier oes
@eturtstascs unIercs2aucespaters, ulIO
tuareu infolse beiien Die 8nrt nrO cre
IoItofiice ecI6luileu; audi bic County
Gpurt GicB aus bieicm Nnlniie ibre Nrz
bciten ru1en.