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Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

GOVERNOR HoGG, of Texas who IS
visiting New York, is a man with a
large sense of humOr. He has had two
daughters. One of them he named
Ina Hogg and the other Ura Hogg'
He wanted to name his son Bea Hogg
but his wife put a stop to that. The
governor cracked many a joke las'
week at the expense of New York OF
account of the hot weather, and saiC
he was sighing for the cooling breeze
of Texas.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

JOHN F. SALISBURY apparently got
out of politics too soon judging from
the movements in certain directions ne
MIGHT have been or, to speak less pas
siyely. could be the possible standard
bearer of others besides Silver Demo
Gratis in the scramble for plethorlc
treasury.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
DUTHIE-HURLOCK.

Miss Sarah E. Hurlock, daughter of
BENZ. Hurlock, near BIackiston's Cross
Roads, and Mr.. Hugh r. Duthie, of
Wilmington, were united in marriage
by Rev. J. NJ. Collins. William and
Pennel Hurlock. brothers of the bride,
acted as ushers, the candidates standing
under a horseshoe made of daisies sus-
pended from an arch. The bride and
groom left on the evening train for
Washington, and will take up their
residence in WILMINGTON after the
honeymoon,
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

THERE was great manifestation OF
ioy throughout England on Sunday at
the birth of son to the Duke OF YORK,
eldest son of the Princes of Wales, and
heir presumptive of the English crown.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
GRAVES-GREEN.

Mr.. w. E. Graves, one of Townsend's
young merchant, and postmaster for
the next four years of that town, went
to Middletown Wednesday morning
and claimed one of the young ladies as
his promised bride. Miss Fannie H.
Green, daughter of Alfred Green, was
the captive, and they went to Dover,
where they were pronounced man and
wife by Rev. S. NJ. Morgan, at the
Richardson House. A number OF
young people were at the station to see
them depart, and extend best wishes in
their journey through life. They were
accompanied by Mrs. w. G. Eliasou
and Miss Jennie Green, sister of the in
tended bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves
will make brief wedding trip to diff
terent points South.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

THE bells of the ice-wagons are quite
disturbing to the morning slumbers OF
some people, and one of the proprietors
has been sent White Cap notice.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

AS previously announced, the con;
gregation of Centennial Church will
hold church camp, commencing next
Sunday, and holding over to the next.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
ExeursIon Rates for Ath of July.

In persuance of its usual liberal custom,
the b. q o. 4. r. will sell excursion tick
cts between all ticket stations on its lines
east of the Ohio River, for all trains July
3rd and 4th, valid for return trip until
July 9th inclusive, at reduced rates.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

NEXT Sunday morning the July
Communion service will be held at
the Presbyterian Church. Prepara-
tory service Friday evening. Sunday
evening at 7.30 national patriotic ser.
vice will take the place of the usual
services, which are suspended till
Septembe:. In their stead combined
service will be held under the joint
charge Of the Christian EndeavOr off,
GERS and the pastor.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

THE Treasury Department an
nouuces the deficit for the fiscal year.
which will close with the present month
will be about SIS, 100000.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

Go to Woodland Beach by Steamer
Ella on July 4th--S A. NJ. from Smyrna
Landing, 8 p. NJ. from Woodland
Beach.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
NATTHIEssEN-PECK.

Mr.. Frank Matthiessep, of Chicago,
and Miss Marion Louise, youngest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Peck,
of Dover, were married Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Bishop Cole
man performed the ceremony in the
presence of about 100 invited guests.
S. A. Trevvette, of Brooklyn, was best
man, and Miss Annie Peck, sister oi
the bride, was maid of honor. The
house was beautifully decorated.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

TIE larger part of the farmers cut
their wheat last week. While hot
weather is the usual accompaniment of
harvest, it is not usual to be so uninter=
uptedly so as this summer. Forum
ately, harvesting is now mostly a
mechanical work of machines drawn
by horses--and one does not hear of
physical exhaustion and sun-stroke as
used to be the case.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

Mr.. CODNsELMAN, who was up Mon
day from down the State. says great
damage was done sy the storm there
Sunday. Hail fell as large as bird eggs
in a belt from Harrington on through
Houston and Milford to the bay. The
young tomatoes and corn were cut to
pieces. The question was Monday
whether it was too late to replant or
not, from the poor stock not expected
to be further used. A man near
Houslop has plOwed up his corn field
so badly was it damaged, and planted
it oyer. The Wbest crops were har
vested.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

The Festival for the benefit of Jer-
man Chapel Friday and Saturday
evenings was quite successful -ex-
penses $4,000, netting about $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

NEXT Wednesday falling on the 4th
of July - a National holiday The
TIMES will be issued the evening prev
ious, Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lydia Nc
Dowell, Tuesday evening, July 3rd.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

FRANK BAILEY has added pumps,
window glass and roofing paper to his
stock. He is prepared to sell anything
in his line at very low prices. You
will save money by giving him call.
Also has on hand a number one paw
ing brick at $1,000 per thousand. I
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
STRAW HATS
RUSSETT SHOES
SERGE SUITS
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS

tie money you can get
them, too; not cheap trash
that reliable dealers will
not handle, but such quail
ties and values as you will
find in houses whose guar
antees mean something.
The young men are partic-
ularly struck this season
with our fine Straw Hats
and Russett Shoes, and say
they are ahead of anything
ever shown in Wilmington.
Our $40 and $3.50 Black.
Blue and Grey Serge Suits
are very hard to keep
sized up, but we are doing
the best we can without
putting in inferior quail.
ties. Negligee Shirts, a
new lot of those so cent
ones in to-day, and with
the IS cent 2 separate col
lar shirt, prove the best fol
the money ever offered.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

SAMUEL w. HALL, of Dover, has
bought of Hon. N. B. Smithers, the
Shorts Landing farm for 81, 800.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

THE wheat grown this year is pro-
nounced of good quality. The yield
has yet to be determined from the
threshing floor.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

The showers hat ended the long
term of high temperature on Sunday
afternoon was indeed refreshing to
man aud vegetation. The murcury
fell from So or as some had it, 97' to
75o in an hour or two. The absence of
of rain for two OF three weeks under
torrid sun, was beginning to tell seri-
ously on root and other crops. There
was considerable sharp lightning, but
it seemed to play in the clouds.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

R. D. HoFFECKER gathered ripe
tomatoes from vines in his garden
Yesterday. 1t is not often that tOma-
toes ripen here before the 4th of July
but the above are eight days in ad
vance of that date.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

In addition to raspberries, early
Harvest Blackberries have been in
market the past week. They were
both very much helped by the rain oi
Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

In order to make room for other
stock, we are closing out our line of 5
cent lawns for cents. l.. A. Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

THE excursion Of Dover M. E. Sun
day School to Woodland Beach is
Thursday of this week, tomorrow.
They will go from Dover in wagons.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

SEA Trout have neither been so
abundant or fine this season as usual
but the past week some very fine ones
have been in market, caught by hook
and as heavy as shad.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

STEAMER ELLA will make a trip to
Woodland Beach July 4th, so cents for
Round trip.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
Bargains!

We have some goods that are
Bargains worth hunting for; for
instance:
200 packages first-class Paper
and Envelopes at s cents. Worth
10 cents.
100 boxes best quality Paper
and Envelopes at Is cts; worth
25 cts.
s copies of Lutte of Zion, at IS
cts; worth 125 cts.
5 copies of Victory at 10 cts;
worth 100 cts.
10 Photo Albums, all card pic
lures, at 25 cts; worth from IS
cts. to 300 cts.
so cloth bound II mo. Books, at
II cts; worth 25 cts.
81 Dish Pans, good size, II cts;
worth 25 cts.
RG The above are all Special
Bargains and when present sup
ply is gone they cannot be re-
placed.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

VIM p. LEGG has built an additional
room and kitchen at the rear of his
residence.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

MORROW will be picnic day for
the Kings Daughters-at Belmont
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

COME and see our 10c stockings, re-
duced from 25c. Sizes 9 to s. l., A.
Cotton. 2i
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

THE store of Cooper Bros. at Ches-
wold was burglarized on Friday night
and goods to the amount of some $40
taken, and also 81 from the Post Office
in the same building. Entrance was
gained by prying open a front win
dow.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27
Smyrna and Vicinity.

CARR's Superior" ice cream reduced
to % cents per quart. 81
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

VIM. NJ. BELL, B. V. Weldon, ]. W.
Denney and Geo. Il. Thompson, went
to Ship John Light yesterday to fis b
for bay trout, and had a gamy day of
il. coming bone loaded down to the
gunWale, as it we're. Under the brisk
breeze, the distance from Ship John
Light to Woodland Beach, miles, was
made in As minutes on the return. Mr. q.
Bell found that one of his largest fish
weighed six pounds: Mr.. Weldon
didn't take this trouble but is certain
his largest fsh was two or three pounds
heavier, for it furnished a meal for six
hearty feeders and there was still more
than enough left for hungry man.
THE hot weather that set 10 with
forces on Sunday 10Th, and kept on the
ascending scale for eight days, the mur-
curry rising to 05' on Saturday and
Sunday. Admonishes US that the sui
try summer season has get In, and thai
diet, clothing, exercise and labol
should be regulated accordingly. Per-
sons iD fair health who live temper
ately mag reduce discomforts of thI
season to q minimum, and at the same
time extract their foil share Of the en-
ioyment which summer brings in 1t
strain. This is not the time to stip
sleep nor to drink too much cold beyer
AGES. even when non-alcoholic- Com
mon sense should dictate how 20 dres
and what diet to follow. Above al
this ia the time to drop all worries, a
nettv annovances that may readily b
banished simply by ceasing 70 thin
about them,
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

CHENILLE table covers and towels of
all grades and prices. L. A. Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

For sALE-4OO Bushels Scarlet
Clover Seed. This seed is guaranteed
free from turnip and wild mustard. A
reduction made on large orders.
CLARENCE w. HAZEL.
Cheswold, Kent Co., Del.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all Mer-
chants and Manufacturers licenses are
now due, and all unpaid by August 29th
will be sbbject to fine of 25 per cant, ac-
cording to law.
VIM. NJ. DICKSON,
Clerk of the Peace.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

And authe
other"FiX-
ms " to
make you
cOnnforta-
BILE. 1t is
surprising S
fOrhow lit
Smyrna times., 1894-06-27

To Tenth Grade-Cornelius Refs, 40; Edith
Stevenson, AS; Florence Taylor. 39i George
.tTonS z On. Helen Brown, 3,SS: May FAIRIES, $50;
Anna Beckett, Ss5, Nellie Taylor, S64; Nellie
Legg, S.4S: Jeanette McElwee. 80; Herman
| MSis Rnchanans Eva Vickers stands well up
in the class, but average cannot be given to-day
To Eleventh. Grade-Gllbert Jones, S.9s. win An
| thony. 90l; Hilda Wells average not yet deter
mined; Cove Todd, 4.24-nOt given standing, as
| he was taking Chemistry with llth grade instead
| Of Rhetoric with 10th, he having completed lat
| ter study I'm previous year.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
mir ben,erfeu:

GaB CO lesteu Srsitas uno Cams
log cine rieiiae ..aasenmulit" i'll Der
3ahbariboit Der iaoliden Sdiasrs
itra6e CAB, bic eiuem nad furser 3rsnn.
ING uieocruersintsn Eaare golf unb bab
isst aus ieuem Staoitbeifs ole 8ntien
uno Iduie oeritwunoen iius. 9uf
enilid aber and alle ausreiBe9rillcn.
DAB unisr perebrter bpdbeiGster
Ritbiirser, Ssrr Ghas. .. Giscn uub
oeiIen ireff!ide @aitiH srpBe Soybersis
tuussn treffen fur Die 5cicr ibrer soISe.
men SpdSeit, ipelb' isltenss Seit bas
ebtipirbise Yaar am %. april beseben
miro. Serr Gisen III elmer Ger lusniz
gen nod Huter Den 2ebenoeu iusilsuosu
9riueern %unisrsr Staot uno Die CHE
Die CT NIT ieiuer Gaitin %siusius, tpar
Die srfts Die in Ssrmoun seiblpfieu
Gas e. bel u%niersr @ab! fem be-
ionberes Greitement sa6 mo Die obse.
etimmsuSabt nett binter Der
Sabt Der Bel fribersn Rablen seIaae.
nen Stimmstt suridbiist.
3ab uEiers Birssridoit nit Dem
Staotraib iuobl Suiritoen mar uuo
oestalb bic Riistisoer btsielhsn nit
GROCER Woioritdt iuisoerertpdbtts.
- &ir bemsrfen, bo6 Serr Sbil.
RUBIN bas otere Stodpstf bss neuti9
pom inn Idnfi9 e%ritanbenen 5aienrit'
Gsbduees In @obnsimmsr obs
Lunb ON 0ansen nambaIie Ser.
pplSieben loft. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

5rau Sbereie BOei6el, seb. grut.
nsr, bic @attin oss 9errn. Ilu;n Ices
idel, itarb am lebten 5reitas Morsen,
na6 i6luercn 2eioert. I'M Nlter bon 20
Sabren uno 6 Wonaten uno purbe ON
Samstas 9admitias inter duBerit
sablreider 8stbeilisuns auf Dem itac.
tiiden 5rieobOte CUR ctuisen &ube se.
bettet. Die SsrliOrbene luar cine brape
Sausfrau, uno ibrem @aiten cine treue
uno liebeuolle 2eberssefdbrtiu. Sre
erfreute iid bier a~usemeiner Ndtuns
uno ,br frdbSeitises ableben miro bon
einem sroben 5reunoenfreis tisf befrau.
ert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

5rib Steinfe uno Gonrno Sdneieer,
beloe nabe fredericksburg iuobnboit
la9sn iih, fussen elmer serinsfisisen
Sade idou lanss i'll ben !6nareu uuo
als Die beloen 9ahbarn iid lsBten
RoHio9 beseaneten cntbrannte Der
Sirelt bon Reurm. 9erielbe nrtete
bdlb in Sano9reifidfeiten Gus unb
Steinte crsriff einen Steia nit Den, CT
Sdnelosr 70 i6limm ON aopie perlsbtc
Dab eieier ieitber IN friidem 3uitauoc
oarniebsr liest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
Executors Notice

Notice IL hereby given. that letters
Of Charles Rieger, deceased, hsse
been granted to the undersigned, b.
the Probate Court OF GascCnsde
County, Missouri, beaftug date the
Goth day of March, 1894
All persons having claims - l,sst
said Estate are required 70 eEhIbit
them to me for allowances within de
year from the date Of said letter., or
they may be precluded fhon apy
Of such Estate; ana II such
be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication
Of this notice, they will be forsyer
barred.
LOUISE RrEoxn,& HEsEr EIoNrcK
E~xccutors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
Die mabI.

Die SiaotDabf usriisf bier. ME NAN
e ni9t aneers seu6bnt if. in rnhisr.
OrSuuusssemd5sr @eifr. gs marer
siuei 1ideis i'm 5eIoe; oos zine nit ben
RsmeH bes niien Stabtroihs, iopie
oeuiiden Sdulralbs, nnb allen ganbi-
oaicn fur adfiior. Collector urio Con-
Table. bag anoere nit ben 9anieH BON
ebas. 9anisu il. ScbH Saic, 2ouis
Rielmauu. gbrif. Gberiin unb 8. g.
Beniel offs sinbtraibsmitsfisber nnb
ben 9erreH U. G. 2eisner uno penrp
Sonsd on Steae osr Ssrren T.. g.
Stord uno 39eo. graf ais Eireiforen
Der beuifheu Sduie. 5iir Die Difrifts
i9ute tpareu ebsnTafs sfuei Tidsts I'm
6efee, osrsH Seridieosuheit aber uur
in Den Gansiooien flir Den unbeenbeten
1ermin eiufs 9ireftors befiann. Nuf
Dem siusn 9'dst mar Serr &m. Rims
ger uno auf Dem anbern Serr gsora
Stnrf enneibnt.
Gie idmmtliden nltfn RitsfieSer bes
Staeiraibs ionic ale bisberisen 9iref.
toren Der eeuiiaen sdule lpuroen iuie.
Ssrsrpdbtt, etrniO erbielt Serr 5ris
Od)sner nls golsttor cine &ieberiuobl,
pdbrcnb Serr 81. 6. Rumbrauer ali
ahthor uub SObu Slider OILS Con
table erludblt ipuroeu.
Ms Riislieoer oes 8Oritanbs be'
Dinrift. oeer sustii9su Sdule MURDER
Die Serren g9il. &ubu uno gbas. 5ug
ger obne OppOiition nit tiner @ieber
iuabt bcebrt unb Serr 8uu. 3linser fiji
Den furSm Germin ertpdbit.
DaB bic Yilr9cr lem beionoers reyes
Suterefie an Der @abt befunoeten 5eis
ole 3abl her ab3esebencu Stimmsn, oi
, MIR l96 betrus, uub uou iuelten Ser
/. 3. g. @enief Die sr6Bte 3abl srbieli
ndmli9 176. Soiseno seben iui
biz i3abt Der Stimmeu ipel1e fdr bi
n ei%nSelueu Gnnoiboten ~abseseben iuur
n ben:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Serr albert SCHUBERT i~eierte, nit
8ismarf, am lebien Sonntas bsn l.
Gpril isinen @sburtstas. ater nidt ets
iua iuis Der sroBe Gr,8 etdsfau5lsr iei'
neu rotten, iOnoern crit ben 81. Sat.
resta9 ieines Iouenis uuf bieisr idbuen
grbe. Seine pielen Sreunbe battsn
linn cine redt bubble ueberraidurs
bereitet, Gle barin beitano baB Tie
Ibenos III oler Stile bas @eburts.
ta9stino nit einem BON Der NpuItel
WuIiffapeIe betrlid uorsetragenen
Stdntden beebrten uno cen 10 anee.
ncbm lleberraidten mad Streder's Sals
le idlspptsn, no bel Ruiif uub 9ans,
@eian9 uno Gldiertfans Die Saupifeier
baun itattIanh. grit 81 lpdter Gtunbe
idieoen bic @raiulantcn nit Dem
@uni9e bab es 5ru. Gdubcrt pcrs5nu:
lein mo9e nod mandmal auf bieie @ci=
ic ,,in ben Ipril seidift" Su iuerbcn-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
frlbiabrs GrSffnune.

am Sonnerstas ben II. Npril fiucet
i'll Srau 6. Silber's Yuttuaaren,
emporium Die idbrlide 5~ribjabrs.Gr.
6fnuns iiait uno label 5rau Silber
biernit ole 0amen pol Sermana uuo
ums'seno bDHidit 5u ei,em geiuAe ibs
res auf oas g~feaanieite ausseituiteten
2ofales Gin. &ommt unb beiihtigt
meine prahtpole Nuswlbl moocruer
6iite, Sress.@oOos uno Nopii1ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Cine iuidtise entihsiouns bat ON
Shmstas oas StaaisObsrseridt nbsf.
9eben. IS bat ncmlid edition. 26l5
Der Stainten, iuslde beitimmt, oa6
9runoeigenibimcr BON G%iienbnbncn
9niibdoisur9 fir ron 2ofomotipen
ueruria6te Sidnoe srbatten i0nnen,
Obus Gabrldhisfeit nuf Seiien Der YaLr
ndd5nWsiien, I'M 6rseniase 5u irilbercu
Gntidsiounaeu fur couitiiutiOncQ or:
tldrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

6runoeisenihums uebcrtraeun9en.
Die iolsenben @runoeisentbums'
llebertrasunscn iuurpen udbrenb bes
Monats MdrS an bas Imt bes &ecors
oers BON @asconabe County einberid.
tet.
Satpb Seibmann OH Soiepb 5.
Mertcl, 80 Nder in SeftiOn 9,
9p. Al, &unse 4, fir.....s 400 90
Or. Gusuit Shmiot an Gusuit
Tueotmnnn, Yois 38, 40, AZ,
"A, 46 Dnf. 4. StraBe unb
Cots 81, 80, al, 43, 45, 40
uno 81 0itIid 5. StraBe, in
Sermlnn, flr...........$ $50 90
3oSa gipalb al Maria Sderer.
nIe ibre Nnipriide auf 2ut 20 e
Dt(. &9ari StraBe III Ser.
mann, auf wsldem bas Yru.
ooi'ide@sidditssc bduoe itebt,
$1,000 90
Senrp 9iltettamp or SSa M.
8enSd, Elm Gder 9ano int
norbipelt. iiiotueit Biertel bon
Gstt. %, 2p. AZ, &anse 5,
80 w
,5oIepb Mcrtel an 9om Wertef,
100 older in Self. 0, 9p. al,
Gan9e 4, fir...........$ 300 90
Suron grbsn an Gouarb &u6.
fuB, 200 slder in Seft. 20 H..
u. 9p.45. &anse 5, fur. 81 SAG 6e
q. 8. Suibmann OF Rarsa.
retb Shmitt, Cots z uno 8
III Slcd Sc. S%iuensuille, iurs $50 20
Catherine 9uber on 6. Serauer,
ibr @itiiusnnntbeil on 2ano
in Seft. s. 9p. 45. Ranse 5,
20 w
Bertha ghriitmann an 5roncis.
ia Slider, Got 20, off. 2.
Sirabe, Sermonn, fhr....$ 100
q. :. Geop an 9ouiie aufoer-
0eioe, 50 Nder in Ssft. %. u.
20, 5p. 40. &anae g., iir.s 100
Sames >. 5a,ris on 2ouiie auf.
oer0eiSs, so Nder inSeft. %.
9p. 40, 8anse 6, flr....s l 90
9oofpb 0abl an @m. 0ubf,
$50 dder in Seth. 4, Up. A,
Sause 4, ilr...........S $50 90
peurp Sdue,bsr OF @. Shnei'
Der il. Cots 3 uno {, usitl. 4.
SiroBe in Sermaun, fir..$ 100 90
aas. Sdretmann on Gbrition
6tusiid it,. 81 ader IN Self.
u. Tp. A, Sanye 5, inr.$ so 90
W. 9. 8eniins on Sobn 8ooes
manu, ben ipeifl. 9beil BON
Get ) 6itiide 4. Stra6e. IN
Sermnun, inr...........$ 700 90
Sphn 5. G;sidin at Nnoreas
2ueh. 5 adsr in Self. 26, -.
40, 8anse 5, flr........t 700 90
Geo. 3oeRer oil g. 90. luid,
Got 40 in 9lod s, g%oseonaoe
eitp, FUR. so 90
ausujt Weitsnmader ON Ibos
mas 9. Raitbeps. 2ano in
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Executors Notice.

Notice IL hereby given. that Letter.
Testamsntasy upon the Estate tof
Catherine Brinkmaun. decsAssis have
been granted to the undsrsigned, ~
the Probate Court ri 0asconafte
County, Missouri, bearing date the
9th day Of March, 1894.
All persofs having clatms againgt
said Estate are required 70 exhibit
them TO me for allowance Wttk1n one
year from the date Of sid Letters "
they may be psecluded DON any
befe6t Of such Estste; and y such
Claims be NOT exhibited Within two
years from the date u the pub1oGaOn
Of this notice, they Will b. toeogeT
HESsY RETtIxEynM
ExecutDss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

getiamminua ses n~sueriudbiieH s5iasts
ratss I'M 4. Sprif, 1894.
Die Scrren u. 6. 2sisHer. Ghns.
6oned, Z. 9. @sni,i, gbif. SdsfHei
uno 5rib aosIsr rsidieu ibre Bnhl-
Certificate aIs Stastrd'hs Gin uuo ieil.ss
ten Den amtseio.
nerr r. &. g5eniel suuroe ais tens
poidrer Sorfber erud5fi, iDorGuf 0err
u 6. qsisuer einFfimmis als pfrHa'
nsuisr 9orFs,r errpdhlt uurbt.
SeitloHen. oos bic S0be err Don
ben uerItieoeHsu Hsamisu 10 ifeIeHeeu
Scnos ruie foiat iefscissf iei: Goatf.
tor $4,000; NHsfor $1,000; Gorifnbfe
sI0u;stosmeiItsr sSO00,gitr $1,000.
8esn.rHen. ON Roatas dbens. Den
Is. dvrll eine SpesiaLS eriamuiIuHs
ntsabalieH sHn Swsde Der G~rneunuHs
ipIasneer xsnaien: Gifrs. Sdrsneis
Ter. Eaarfabss. Eec,a rse aaifrneu-
un;inber uno TooiensIdber. dpplis
lanitn babfu ibre Ganbioatnr BEN 8or-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Serr ausuit Saa,n celebrirte umt !ss'
ten Wontag isincn &c. @eburistas uno
ipuroe anldblih ceiien BON ieinen 5reuns
ben nil eincm S.dnoden becbrt. Gir
~sratulireu unb pinidcn nod man6s
Irpbe YSicbcrfebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Serr 60. s. 8uuser. Der idneibise
&eNaftsur bss Oiase Gounip pSerols"
bon Gbamois. mar lssten Somstas in
neutrality-suspicious. in u~nisrer
Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Ssute 1T Der .Ufflcisae" Saumpilan;.
unsstaa. Der boffentlih aud bier boob
adlst wirb. ouburd bub uniere 8iiroer
Shaitenbdume Dor ibrsn @obnuuger
pflansen uno buourd sur gsrit6ner'
ung unierer Stabt b%eitraaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

3crr Sentp Sutfer, bon Cooper Sia
brddte lsBtcu Rpntes auf eincm Der
Sootc esr Sermnuu 5errp 60. cine
9rp6c 9ccrbe Sdweius bierber bic er
bon bier ans uah st. 2onis ~usrIanste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Senrp aimmef, Elm ianser Nann
pom Ssrmaun, no., bat IN Serrn aruea
gers 2iauOrbanoluns StelIuns ssuOm'
men.
Cert Souls 81. Sasr, Der beliebte
8eienbe Der rsnommirten Gtuue Sil
Iein Co., BON Sermanu, bielt ii9 msh.
rsre Tase Der les'en @ode I'M Snis.
reiie Der senanntsn Girma bier nuf.-
Seeolia S~ournaf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Der Subaft Der HnssiseH BON Sooo's
SuriopniIa riro beitdtist bur9 Sus
eorios. ipsihe in Der Sinauj-4 elt obne
anitnno oceep.irt iuiiroen. 9os fost
bsutlid aeuua. boB 5poh's furirf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Scrr &m. 2eiuefe, bon Sraie, loiuie
Ssrr @m. @cioemann, bon Suiss,
Siusi otic Ssrebrer bes ,,8olfstblait"
b%cfanoen lid Iesten 8rsitao in Ter
9ouniDbaupiitaot uno iiattetcu ms a.
nen a%narnebmcn 8eSuf) ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Der nelsripdblte Staotraib ipurSe
Oil Ytiiiluod Gbsno psreioist uuS or.
sanIlirte iid ourd bic eiuitimmise @ie.
bercripdbiuus bss Ssrrn u. 6. 9eisner
gum SprIiber. Srapo!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Der bon ben Sdmieoeseislien us:'
anltaltete Ball, Der lsbtsn Samsia9 in
Streder'sSaIe itaitfano, e%rireute ii6
zines rsdt Sablreiden 8siudes nno iuar
fir bic 1beilnsbmer cine redt amhiIdnic
Nfaire.