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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
COMING AND GOING.
Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
Maj. w. A. Guthrie went to Raleigh to-
day.
Rev. j. W. Gibson, went to Cary to
day.
Colonel William Osborn spent Sunday
in the city.
Rev. F. S. Stickney, of Greensboro, is
in the city.
Miss Katie Cox returned to-day from
Burlington.
Miss Bessia Potter left to day for her
home in Beaufort.
Solicitor f. S. Parker came down from
Graham Yesterday.
Col. Tom Harris returned to day from
the classic shades of Chapel Hill.
Miss Mary Durham, of Chatham county,
is visiting Misses May and Minnie GattiS.
Mr.. Henry Richards, of Hillsboro,
spent yesterday with his sister, Mrs. C.
G. Taylor.
Prof. Charles d. McIver, of the State
Normal school arrived to day on the
noon train.
Rev. S. P. Douglas, of Mt. Airy, is
visiting his brother DR.. Thomas Douglas
of this city.
w. H. Wills of the Manufacturers
Record passed through to-day on the
Rrleigh train.
Mr.. Willard Tomlinson is home for
vacation after his studies at GuilfOrd
college, for the past session.
Prof. l.. w. Crawford, of Trinity col
lege returned to-day from Charlotte,
having occupied the Tryon Street NJ. E,
pulpit1ast nigt.
Colonel Brown, Of the Marlborough
house, Raleigh, came over yesterday with
his family to visit his brother in-law, Mr..
G.. G. Taylor, on Morris street. Mrs.
Brown and the children will remain sew
eral days.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
DECLARATION CONTEST!
AS TO SPEECHES IN THE COURT
HOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Honor of Best Orator in the Fresh
man Glass of Trinity College Is Car
ried Off by an Indian.
eral DAYS.

The Honor of Best Orator in the Fresh
man Glass of Trinity College Is Car
ried Off by an Indian.
A large crowd assembled in the court
house Saturday night to witness the
defamation contest by the Freshman
class of Trinity college.
There were ten speakers, five from
each society, and their efforts reflected
much credit on the institution.
The programme, occupying about an
hour, was as follows:
The Frowns of Wal and Smiles of Peace
Charles r. Clegg, Pittsboro.
'Phigenea. the Model Of the East" Fred S.
Aldridge, Oriental.
~"AppOmatox," Lee W. Ford. Statesville.
"a Plea for Greater Activity" Albert S.
Raper, Enterprise.
The Confederate Soldiers Grave" Joseph
F. Price, Hayesville.
The March of Mind" Theodore A. Brown,
Durham.
'The Hand of God in History" Joseph S.
Matubby. Doggy Depot, L. T.
Against Capitalization" (Henry w. Grady,
University of Virginia., B. Winston Rogers,
Durham.
Mother, Grid My Sword Around Me-" Chas.
r. Thomas, Townsville.
The Triumph of the Century," James A.
Daily, Pleasant Grove.
A committee consisting Of Professor
Middleton, Mr.. II. J. Bass and Rev. T. J.
Gattis, was appointed to judge as to the
comparative merits Of the declarations
as given above.
The honor of delivering the best was
unanimously conceded to Mr.. Joseph S.
Matubby, a lineal descendant Of Poca-
hontas from far away Indian Territory,
and all agreed that it was honestly won.
Mr.. Matubby is a hummer and will make
music as he goes along.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
superintendent Simmons Declined Re
Election.

superintendent simmons Declined Ke-
Election.
The Dawson Ga, News says When
the board Of public school commission
ers met some time since and re elected
Prof. +. J. Simmons superintendent of
the city schools for another year he de-
clined to accept, and the commissioners
began looking about for a new man.
Among those who applied for the po-
sition was Prof. NJ. J.. Woman, of Burke
county.
Professor Woman arrived in Dawson
on last Tuesday at noon and met all the
members of the board personally. The
result was that a meeting of the board
was called for Wednesday afternoon, at
which Professor Woman was elected to
the superintendencY.
A large circle Of friends and admirers
will regret the departure of Professor
Simmons and his accomplished wife
from Dawson, and any city that secures
them will be fortunate indeed.
Professor Simmons has several offers
of a larger salary than he is receiving in
Dawson, but he has not yet fully deci-
ded which lie will accept.
During the two years he has managed
the school system of Dawson Professor
Simmons has proven himself TO be an in
struCtor Of marked ability. 1t is pro-
nounced by all who have ever visited
the notwithstanding Governor Northen
and State School Commissioner Bradwell
to be one of the best, if not the best
conducted school in the state. Professor
Simmons is a scholarly and cultured gen.
tleman Of true christian character, and
is well equipped for educational work,
and as such the school board here com.
mends him to any community.
To Clcan'c the system
EfrectUally vet gently, when costive or
bilious or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without irrita
ting or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds or ~fevcrs, use Syrup of Figs.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
KILLED BY A TRAIN
A Man Meets His Death Last Night
on the D. L. n. r. r.
Gets Full of Corn Juice and Goes to
Sleep on the Track.
1T ALL HAPPENS NEAR cREgOMooR
The Body Badly MangIed but Recognized
as That of a Colored Man in
the Vicinity.

AS the fast train from Henderson was
coming in last night over the ID. q n.
II. r., a man was run over about three
miles this side Of CreedmoOr, and before
he knew what struck him, had solved the
Great Mystery Of the great hereafter and
was beyond the bourne from whence no
traveller returns.
The body, which was horribly m%angled,
was identified as that Of Pleas Freddy, a
colOred man in the neighbOrhood, who
had a cheerful habit of getting on a bum
whenever he could get enough corn
juice, and was seen by friends late that
afternoon in a g%loriously stupid state Of
int0xication.
1t is supposed that, being very drunk,
he had laid down on the track and fallen
asleep. Being SO near the color Of the
ground, in the uncertain twilight the en-
ginecr did not observe anything on the
track in time TO check the locomotive.
The result Of the inquest is not yet in,
but there seems but one conclusion, and
that is, hat whiskey did it.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
THE A JURY.

The Names of those Who Act as Grand
Jurymen During This Court.
The following gentlemen comprise the
grand jury for the June Term:
G. G. Stallings, foreman CA Holder,
II. \, Nichols, J W. Rogers, James Hol.
loway, A%lgernon Sparrow, l.. G. Cole,
g NJ. c. Rowe, d. c. Roberts, John NJ.
Couch, J. J. Pritchard, Elijah Cothran,
Joseph lIOpSon, W. c. Spivey, J. NJ.
Chandler, r. c. Lowe, Joseph McCauley,
E. II. Johnson.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
To Clcansc the system
TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT.

terday.
At the home of the brides parents
about four miles from Durham, Squire
Barbec officiating, Mr. James NJ. Cheek,
of this city, was married yesterday to
Miss Mary O. Tucker.
The bride is a triplet, having a twin
brother and sister already in Durham.
Her coming will make the family trio
complete. and this circumstances adds
interest to the event. Both have friends
in and out of the city who wish them
iOV.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
MISS NASH is DEAD !
A Prominent North Carolina Edu-
Gator Passes Away.
After a Useful and Busy Life She Goes
TO Her Reward.
KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE STATE
Miss SaIIie Nash, for Many Years Principal
of the Nash & KOllOck School,
Dies at HillsborO.

The announcement of the death of
Miss Sallie Nash at her home at Hills
boro yesterday, will cause deep regret
throughout the state.
For years as principal of the justly
celebrated Nash & Kollock school fol-
young ladies-a school which for over
fifty years has ranked among the finest
in the country, she has directed the
studies and shaped the characters of the
leading women in almost every town in
this state and many outside. OF pre-
found scholarship and broad culture,
her standard was kept from the day of
the opening of the school till the day of
her death, at the same high mark first
mapped out, no change of political sys
tenn or social condition causing it to
vary in the least nor accept anything
short Of the ideal.
Deceased at the time Of her death was
we'll along in her eighties, and, up to a
few weeks ago, in full possession Of her
faculties. She early embraced the Pres
byterian faith, and was a staunch church
woman during all the years Of a busy life.
A younger single sister, who, with Miss
Kollock, has been her assistant in the
school, survives her, besides numerous
other relatives over the state. OF these
Mr.. Henry Cain Nash, of pillsboro, is a
brother, and DR.. William Strudwick, Of
the same place, a nephew.
The remains will rest in the old family
burying ground at Hillsboro, among the
scenes of a busy, active and useful life.
In the death Of this accomplished woman
the state has lost one Of its most distin-
guished educators.
For Rent!
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
MORE SNAKE.

Col. W. II. Proctor Sends u About Two
Feet of "A Monster He Caught.
The other day we described with a
vivid illustration, 10y Col c. d. Whitaker,
a snake which chased Col. W. II. Proctor,
of the Racket Grocery, up a tree.
This morning the colonel sends US
about two feet of the hide of the monster,
claiming that he had lost the balance. 1t
was a bad snake, and The colonel was in
lack
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA EG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE, kK. NEW YOaK, nv
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
POLICE COURT TAME.
But Tw" Cases Came Up This Bright Mon
day for the Mayor to Try.

But Two cases on the police court
docket this morning. Graham Umstead
was charged with assaulting Mary Me-
bane and Cora Mebane. In the first he
was guilty and asked to pay the costs.
In the second a fine of 81 was imposed.
The mayor explained to Graham that
hereafter he had better behave and act
deceEtly ~hen he had nothing else TO do.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
1t Goes without Saving

that Doughly's fine shoes, in elegance of
design, artistic workmanship and com
Portable Ills, Surpass any manufacture OF
like goods in the state A new lot of
s~easonable material just in, and your Or
ders are respectfully solicited.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
lbOardcrS Wanted.

Mrs. n. - Wheeler can accommodate
two or three table boarders. Her resi-.
dence is on Holloway street in rear of
Trinity church.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05

w. M. Yearly, druggists, will tell you
that J%ohnson's Magnetic Oil always gives
S abstraction and is the cheapest.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
For Rent!

A five room house and good stables
large lot. w. r. Murray, Durham.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-05
Position Wanted.

y lady desires a position as s;enogra-
pher and typewriter. Best of references
given. Address Editor Globe, Durham.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

SIMMER nod mill bas Bei@en Der
@eisenpreise teiu gnoe nebmen. Sn
ct. 2ouis Itanb @ei5en UNI Montas aui
1892. Sn Chicago iuurbe fir ben
Buibet gaibwei5eu 1854 betuiaist.
Mit bieiem unerb6rt nieorisea @ei.
senpreiie barmonirt au@ Der Webtpreis,
DEM bas Barrel ngatent Branos"
brinst nur 1920 Bis 1886, ,Grtra
Sancs" $3.50 Bis $500, .5aucp" ST.
IS. ngboice" $3.50 unb n5amilp'
$2.1O.
Dffsnbar 1T ber controQirbare Beis
senuorratb nod 5u sroB, Der @gport ieb,
serins uub bic Musiidten biniidtlid
Der GOmmerpei5saiaat ainitis. Da3u
fOmmt. baB bic &nappbeit i'm @elo.
marfte Speculntionsaulaseu IN @etreibt
nerbinbert.
Nud bic Belidtornpreile iperben ba
bur1 beeinHuBt. Dem udbreno ON
Wontas fir ben Buibel @eli@forn be
sewObulidsn @crte $685. be5abl
tuurbe, mid Die Auotation sesen oei
@dluB Der 86rie auf $685..
Nepfel brinsen sur Seit $2.75 BIZ
$500 per SAP. 8~artoffeln. bon be
men uur tuenise su Marfte fommen
5000 big $1.1 per 8uibel i'm @ros
perfauf.
Mebporf lit auf $40 FER SAB 9etpi
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Die @artenbou- @eielIidaft beg @tao
tes Miiouri beabii9tist, I'M DttOber
auf Der @eltau siteluns in Chicago cine
sruBe Collection BON in Mifiouri &c.
iua6ienen Sbft uub ionitisen @artener.
~5eusuiiien su aeiseu. Su bieiem 3mede
foroert lie bic Obftbauern BON MiIouri
aui, 5rildte all S. s. goans, Superi1s
tenbent, Miiiou,i Sorticultura( Grhibit,
QorticHtturaf Saifb;ns, @h,caso (Sad'
ioH B0ri) gu icntcu uub ale Soften
pcrans5ubeSo9tyn. 9iele Soften tue,ben
jeood beM Nus teller Surideritattet,
iuenn CT Saeieit nit her Nbienbuns BEG
Sbitcs lcile Gedjauu9 oil Serrn S. 6.
Guaus Idyidt. gtIts our IusltelIuns se.
Ianbtc S6ft miro init Der NoreiIe bes
gblenhcrs ue,leDen werScn. 9ds Obj
iolt tart NIB reii isin uho muB iebr
ipr9iliiie perpadI wernen. Yeercn fol-
len einea baiben 3ou Stenset ba6en.
Sie StiiAasi !cliun9 uuieres Staates i'll
l6on jett ciHc Der hetsn aai Der @elt-
ans iiana, belte5t Ierc6 9egenwdttis
MIR ons r,igemaGjitn 5rildteu oe5 uer'
9an9cHeu Sag.es. Gs banbe!t ii4 jsbi
oarum. ffild 3spfiidtes Ohit sn 5eisen (,
urb g it 5u Gciftu. Cap llb ale Dbit,
tausrn al bem S.rcteu betbe,tisen uer<
oeu, oieie @slesenbeit 81 nilben unb Der
@e!t ole sroburtisen &eiulta.e unisres
Obt6aues gu Seiser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

4ifbewabruus bes 1lei5des. - SIN
Sommer 1T mandsr !Sausfrau bangs
UNI bas su ben idsliben Wabl5eiten
m6tbise friide 5ieiid. Durd folsenbe
B~ebanbluns bewabrt bas 6feii9 LANCE
3eit feline poIe Stride: Oas 6feiid
miro nit elmer Mii9uns pom Sal, unb
Bfefer uebit elmer MeiisrIpiseg itronen,
idure, bic man %frgitaliiirt III jeoer Spos
tbefe erbdlt, einserieben. Damn pafe
mon ss in eiufn entipre9enb sroBen
gopf uoer &aiitrole NIT senau idlis<
Benoem Dsdet. Durb oieie 8ebarb~
lung bat bas 5leii4 weoer ben B6fel.
seidmad oes seial5euen Gleiides, nod
Den miberlid lauren bel Der Bebano=
flung nit giIis. @lI man 5telid sum
aoden ucriuenben, 70 laBt man ben
Yfefer meg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16
Bic DIN lehteu Sp6ntoo BON 81

Die am lebten Sodnto9 BON 09a'
mpis na6 unlerer Stabt oc~ranltaltcte
9ampiboot>ggcuriion bate Ii1 seiner
10 gruben Setbeiliaun9 erfreut als al
gemein eriudrtst wurbe, osnn nnEe |
Den Mitglieoern Der ,,@bamols NtilitarD
SaHo", bra6te bas SUOt faHm so Ycr=
lonen nab u~nlerer Stobt. Stndmitta9s
CAB bic gbamolier MIIiff:p eilc aaf
Dem 5Girplase Elm CONCERT, cod tGat
leloer Elm unlpiafummener 8egen Elm
Der uiele u%nierer Mitbilr0cr uom U.s.
Iude beslclben abbieit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

@ultan Wunbipillsr 9~erietb nit iei'
tem 9adbar Gilbert E%foisnbauer ii6er
serinsfisise llriu6en in Streit uno lieB
iid 81 lSanbsreif1idfeiten 9e9en oieien
binreiben. gor 5riebensritbter Sdarf!
befannte iib Wunoiuiler am lsstea
Samstas bes tbdtliden Iusrifs ibul-
big unb muBte $1.O0 uno Soften bleaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16
feuermebr= Derbdnolunoen.

TesslutoBise~ gerIammIuns all IS. SUM. 1893.
9as 1rUtofon Der Iesteu geriamm Iuus purbs per.
leien unb aussnontren.
an Seitrdseu sinseu Elm, 1915.
Cine &e1nuns bon Sraf Bros. fir SIS iourbs sur
SohInns ansepieien.
Serr 90. Rsbiansn tuurbe bur9 6rn. Jr. eiuber
ola ottirss MitslieS p~orssi6lasen:
I'm stsns bes anss.tr.tenen sisutsnanis iunroe 5ris
E9sner eruaunt.
Sei9IOfen meme Sate unb aoppen anauf9oH,n uns
ipurbeu gbas. Soued uub otto wleper NIT benz an.
fauf ~berfeIben betrout.
am s. Stunt paren es 25 Sabre bab 5err Seurp
sobns oils Tsitslieb Der Seuerpebr anseb6rte unb
oerisfbe elmer beitsbsn,en sassei nod aIs ebren.
mitsIisb eriIdrt.
5israuf gertasuna,
9ugoaropR Gbas. 9aHfsn SIR.
Sopltan, Sefretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16
Nus Dem County.

@m. Scope, tuefde Die Qo9ihule
in S%teelpille, &c.. beiudte, febrte les.
tie ISOLDE gu ieinen Nnseb6risen na1
GbirS Greet 5uriif.
= Die 8lanb gornet Banb ~lieferte
leste ISOLDE Die Mufif 5u einert in Jeu'
ersoile ~absebaltener Yicnic.
= Gin 8ino BEG Germ. Sernann
Neele, BON Tbirb Greet, ftarb |leste
ISOLDE I'M sarten Qlter con ir,lr Weniseu
Monaten. Zen betrii6ten gltern I'M:
Ter bersli4es 8eileib.
= 5riebensridter Bilion. bon Blant
reifte iebten WOntas gun. 8eiude be'
@eltausitelluns mad Chicago.
- Der slUrrei1e 4. Suli tuirb ii
Sanb our9 elm 9roBes Barbecue" &C.
fciert iperbet.
= Serr @f6ert 9,ebolb, con @oof
lain, lit bpGerfreut iber Die Gnfunf
eineS TDdjterdens, tudbrenb Serr Sen
tn &itte BON ebenbaielbft iiber Die @e
bnrt einls Stamm9altWs iubilirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Ius Dem Orient fommen iebr beuu'
rubisenoe Nabri9ten iber oas Iuitre.
ten Der. gbolera. 9ie @ini9leppuns
Der Seude aad Den sroBen S~afenplaben
@nrOpa's wiro 10 nur ourd itrenslte
Auarantane oerbinoert lueroen f6nnen.
9ud bel uns muB Nqes nufseboten
meroer. I'm bas 2anb frei su balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Gin sutesMitte1, I'M 6liesen aug Der
Stuben 81 pertreibsn, 1T, DAP man Siin'
bel bon &leeblltbcn imJenitsr %anibdn9t'
Sobalo b,eiclbeu truduen, perldBt leot
5lieae bas 3immer uno miro nie gu
riidfe6ren, iolanse Der &lec i'm 5enitet
hinaen bleibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Se!bit QunOe linb bel pielen i@ie6ier
3siten unfamiliar. Gin lu!ser MaEn.
Der seiieru abenb big ST. 5iemli9 ipate,
Stunbe ShBbol5 seruipeli batte, iaD nui
benz Seimn'es einen Sunp StuiiGen ber
2atten zines Saunfs einseftfmmt. 9or
90ttli6em Witleir uno Der Grinnerung
an Die senoliene Sdaislitunoe bsIecGt,
balf er benz Suno aus Der 9lemme, Der,
lobalb er leine 5reibeit ipieoer bate, on
ieinem &eiter in Die SO9e iptaus unb
Inn ben Sod SerriB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

gs sibt Elm @eiet, ipeI9cs ons 20o-
ten bon SinsuDsein nil Getoe nnb Sc
fdnsniBnrafe belegt. Subcn nit &c
tpebren iolten ii6 oies merten unb duf;
b6ren, ionlt t5nnte es paiIiren, bab iie
zines i65nen Cages buyb bie idpebi'
ihen Gardiner DEG Gonntp:@eidnsnli=
les bliden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

8as @alplinbuot rSambo", bas leI'
li6 i'm GascOanoe iant uno oaun ipieoel
9ebober iuulbe, lit jest iuieoer bienftfdbi9
uno ma6t feline reselmdB,9en Sabrten
ali Dem @asconaoe. 9as Boot bratte
lesten Gsonfas cine ibluere 9aouns
@eiien nnb unlerer @berfte uno trat
g~eltern nit eirer suten 2abuns Sradt
DIE Sabrt uah 3i6fouutain on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Serr Senrp 8pitIuds ppn GbamOis,
benuste Die @ele9enDeit mn NIT Der opr
bort na6 u~nIersr Stabt om tctten
Sonntas peranitaltetcn 9ampftoot-
grcuriion bier Su fommen uno ieiner bier
ruohuenoen Gltern unb Sefdnnten elneli
BeIud abSuItatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

2este @ode beri9teten mir oaBSenrg
Sonis ipssen TriebensitDruns auf Ser
anlaiiung bes 9rn. !9enrp Gubns DOR
6riebensridter s9arff selaoen uno bon
bieiem I'M, 81 nebit ben aoitrn sebiib'
murbc. Gieier 8sridt berubt inlofern
aui einem Srrtbum ba nidt 9enrp, Der
als friebliebenoer uno adtbater Jun
ger Wann befannt lit. lonoerr
@uitap Spnis Die 5riebensitDrung BE-
sins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Sier, &urit uno Safe merben les'
BET u~nieren omeritanii9en n2ehoies'
faIbipnabel iperben. @ulalia, Die ipa.
niide 8rinseiiiu, fat ndmli9 poriser
Samstas I'M beutiden 9Orf auf DC,
@eltausiteluna in Chicago selunidt
uno bat @9iparsbrob, @urit unb &ait
gegeiien uno 8opriid Bier 0aSu seirun
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16
GIne 10 hinne. nsripaiierte Grhbeere:

gune 10 biinne, ueripd6erte grbbeeren-
SaiIon batten mir ldon larse niGt mebr.
Setbit Die dttciten 2euie luiiien iid Ell
ner iol6en nibt ST sriunern. Suffent.
LID maben's bic anbern Seeren bfiier,
.belunbers aber Die Irauben Die iebt in
Der Slitbe itebcn uno cine rcdt i60ue
grnte uns in Iusli9t ~ltellen.
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@infad unb biais lift bic Serfellune
BON siftfreiem Stiesenpapier. hos bon
gang ausse5eidneter Birfuus Sur 8ers
til9uns Der Jliesen TT. Man nim,mi
pulperiiirten, i@warsen asfefer. mii6t
i'm nit Sbrnp 81 einer1 nod eben
itreidbaren 9eise uno trdst ibn mitteli
SinleIs auf Sl,ebpapier auf, 70 baB es
BON bemiel6en einseiosen tuirb. Stat
Syrup fam man aud Suderl6iuns
nebmen, tueil bieie leidter etntrodaet
unb bas photographer baun beifer auf
betuabrt tueroen fam. 8eim @ebraud
tpiro bas Hapier nit Maier ause.
feu9tet unb auf einsm Ee1er ausse.
breitet.
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Der sdulrath ernannts lebteu Spr

Oet SWUItHIY Vt'"ftHtV I1PttH UVI>
nersias SRI. Ilice 2innemann, BON
ct. CHARLES. @o., als 9ebreria fur Die
8. Gtaiie Der b,eiiseu 0ifentlidsn @1u
le. Sir bieie glaiie miro bas 3immsr
in tpeltem iiG Die gibliutbet beiinoet,
tpa6reno Der 5erienjeit einseridtet iuer>
ben.
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Serr 5rib Sdaeperfoetter, BON 8ap
~iiattete uns lebten 9ienstas einen anse'
nebmen @eiddftsbeiud ab. Sert
S@aeperfoetter ldbt sesenpdrtis bel
Nouut Sterling elm sroBes Storese,
bdube erri9ten uno beablidtist haielbii
elm aIsemeiues &aufmannssei4dft su
betreiben. 8ir tuini1en beIten grfols.
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gunsrsBrsprdientaut Gbamp Glart,
bereiite leste @obe in gesleituns BEG
Sru. Conrad 8liuse, unier County. nm
bic ~unaebulbis auf Die Grnennu19 81
Yoitmeitsritelen ipartenosn 9etreuen,
III tr1Iteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

Die biefseS dnappsb,ennerei lieb lid
bieie 8ode inter Dem 9tamen Sesmann
SitiGin9 So , nit einem Iftiens&a'
pital BON $4,000 incorporiren. Bic &C.
leui6aIt eriudblte folsenbe 9srrsn 81
8eamteu: Sus. @oblt. 8rdiipent
@ultau @oblt, Slice .8rdiioent; gonItanl
q. 8tet, Sefretdr uno 9enrp 6. Sed.
manr, Sdasmeiitsr. Die 8rennere'
lol am l. Suli in 8etrieb 9elebt iuer.
DEN.
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nMan ioa ben Gag ni9t Dor ben
Ibeno :oben," beiBt es in: r@aueni tein.'
Ber a6er iesi nod iiber gu fables Bsts
ter flast, ocm wirb's bulo o~r9etpalt,a
auf Den 9el5 brennea. asie iinet bod
Der 9ibter i'll ben S%uubstasen?
u9ie Come itidt nit ibreu Spibea
8is auf oes Meeres t~ieiiten @suno,
Die Slide fansen oil gu iduisen,
. COME. mad es nitt 81 bunb.
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0ie 8itiipe nhleres frii6erea bgi
@leape5pille iuobnbaiten Mltblracrs,
0rr. Com. GuIter, wurbs lebtea OOH
ners!a9 i'll Der Ndbe pom GOln, BIO,
bon einem 5rabt5use uberfabreH uno
erlitt @crlekuusen an beren Sclsen Die
i'm boben Itter BON SO Sabren itebsnot
5rau am iOl9euben Gage itarb. Scr
9ei6nam wuroe nabe gleauesuiGe &C.
bratt uno an Der Seite hires @atten
our letten &ube aebettet.
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sed4iien Mittiuo9 III, ben, 3alenoe,
tafstse, Sommers.Nnfans. Der briiden'
ben Site Der lssten Gage nod ~ ur'
tteifea, iolte man ebsr slaubsu be,
!esmmer bStte i&on ldnsit ieinen Gin
enc sebaltea unb bic S~unbstase ,pdrsr
aid4bt aIISm ferne.