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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26


IL trous, Horses
saddle
Horse. rsandth
Gaines Denmak
Stallion will
Denmark
His
with hansome display motion He
lineage with the highest of individual elegance
Paturage-$1.O0 H.
P. o, Creek Mo
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26
IRON COUNTY TICKET.

IRON COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative:
JOEL B. HOLLOMAN.
For Presiding Judge of County Court:
ANDREW J. Carly.
For County Judge-Southern District:
CHAS. HART.
For County Judge-Western District:
GENTRY MOVER.
For Probate Judge:
JOSEPH A. wv ARI.
For Collector:
WALTER H. FISHER.
For Treasurer:
P. W. WENTWORTH.
For Sheriff:
WILLIAM +. O'NEAL.
For County Clerk:
WILLIAM A. FLETCHER.
For Circuit Clerk:
ARTHUR HUFF.
For Assessor:
GILES G. HENDERSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
JOSEPH b. WALKER.
For Coroner:
GEORGE w. FARRAR, SR.
For Justice of the Peace, Union Township:
SYLVESTER kIICHELL.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

THROUGH the Poplar Bluff Citizen we
learn that Judge Wear has granted an
Injunction to restrain the county court
of Butler county from selling the
swamp lands to G. b. Wheeler for
$1.65 per acre when another bidder
had offered $1.75 and offered to build
q railroad to Campbell, besides.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26
For Sale at a Bargain.

On account of my health and other
good reasons, will sell my Millinery
business, located in best business block
In city. Inexperienced person will be
taught the business. Address.
MRS. F. W. GRATIoT, De Soto, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

To SENATOR VEST: Stand up for
Democratic principle-tariff bill or no
tariff bill. If traitors defeat you, the
defeat will be only temporary, and
your constituents will know where to
place the blame.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

As We understand it, the fathers held
that a union of the States was neces-
sary to adequate strength for protec-
ton against outside enemies, and that
State autonomy-or States Rights
guaranteed local self-government and
the freedom OF the citizen. Both are
essential to q permanent government OF
the people by the people, and we cannot
understand how any person proud OF the
strength and greatness Of the Union.
can look with other than q jealous eye
upon the encroachments which, II not
checked. will as surely destroy from
within the right of the citizen to self
government, as the dissolution OF the
national compact would invite destruc-
ton from without. As the right Of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

THIS contempt of court" business
is likely to bring into contempt Inc
courts engaged IN it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

So. 90, for $1.15. $50 pr. Ladies' Lace Shoes,
broken sizes, worth 81 90 to $3.50; choice 75c
100 pr. Mems Low-cut Shoes, sizes 5s to IS, worth
$40 to $500; choice, 81 90. SO pr. Mems Tan
Shoes, ''the latest worth So. 90 for 81 so.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26
COMPOUND.

covered. Beware Of unprtncipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in place OF this Ask for
Cooks Cotton Root Compound. take no substt-
tutc, inclose 81 and cents In postage in letter
and we will send, sealed, by return mail Fullsealed
particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only,
stamps. Address Pom Lily Company.
No. Fisher Block. Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Ironton, Mo-, by P. Z. Crisp,
druggist.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

Job Work of all kinds neatly execut
ed at this Office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Supreme Judge:
FRANCIS M. BLACK, of Buchanan.
For Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton:
w. T. CARRINGTON, of Audrain.
For Railroad Commissioner:
JOSEPH H. FINKS, of Howard.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26
GOODS.

All Summer Goods reduced. Our sc Challies for
1-2c. Our 7c Gins CHAINS, SC yard. All
Lawns reduced.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26

GE(JRUE W. dUIt.1ft' N1''
For Justice of the Peace, Union TOWNSHIP
SYLVESTER KITCHELL.
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aus Dem oemtidien 8ei6e.
Seutide grebTtimmen aber Die Gbieasnsr
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llnion tobsnbs vSubnfries" bat audi
bier uu9ebeures Nufleben sculu9t nnS
miro leUbait uno eiu9ehcnO biSfntIrt.
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crI1eiut oie 3utunft Nmcrtta'8 ntht
uur, ionOern audi Die Ser seianmten
SuIturwelt Ouufel. Giner 3uiammens
fcllung alIsr i'm 2uufe Der lesten JIM
Sabre uOrgetommenen Sample swiiacn
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Bropbe;eiung, baB bersleiben Sdmpf.
i6lieBlid gu eincm 3uituuSe Ooat9er
gluarhie fIbren iuiirben, uuS Die @rilaz
rung bcigsIi9t, OuB man aae SOflnuns
auf oie ,3ufunit fabrcn laIen mulle.
03it duBerlfer ScrwunOerung wtrb
bier Die GOmplijirtbeit Der ftdStii9en,
ltaatlibcn unO teberaten WlaiAine in
ben Ser. S4aaten betradtet unb atIge.
mein Der 9luii9t 4u8bruf 9egcbsn, baB
Elm idneIeS, ccntrais5 Giusrciieu bic
r91cpOIte" im Ssim eritift baben wIrOe.
Die ciuSelnsn 3eitungen laiIeu iidl.
IUlHkg USluS9LiSh"
rBoit. an ScnieitS se8.S;eou8 idciut
Die 9uturitGt bes @eieee8 Dem wilOen
9lnturm Scs auardiItiiden YObcl8 er>
ltegen su mOllen."
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Sic 3fepOlutiou uutcrbriift lulro, 10 ites
ben bod nod cine Geihe iOSiGler &dmz
pie auf eumerltauiihcm Soosu in lihez
rer IuSii9t."
Die p9tatiOuals 3eitun9" Uerslsidt Die
rglnardie" III Ben Der. Staateu mil
Den SOrsansen Der Yuriier Commune
i'm Sabre 1871, uub Oas - ScrIiuer Gas
geblutt" besniist it'd oumit, Die 3utunft
Ser Ser. Staateu im 2Qgenleineu Ourd
cine Ounfle grlllc ;u betrahtCn.
u&reuJ 3cituug. ~ llnisre Irbeitcrz
Serliderun9en baben ocrartl9e repOlpz
tionGre @clIitc in &eim erltift. Der
Sreiiinn unO 0te Otan6eltelz Wdnntr
wcrOcu aus Der amcritanllAcn &rIli5
otel lernen fOnnen."
9lu9 bel Oieier @elescnbeit betOmnt
Oer bitter 9sbaBte neue &ur5 ieinen
!6ieb meg. Die rSrcuiz5citung" fiibrt
aus, ooB berurtigc .3ultGnOc OaOurd
porbcreitet luiiroen, wenn man Die Be
gebrlidfeit Der llrbc;t:r erlucde, unO
OaB Dies sel9ebe, menn man, ME 9cz
ldlcben warc, NIT Sem Staat5sSO;iuz
liSmus ielblt Dem &Oni9tBum cmcn
io;ialiitildcu Seigci9uaf uerlcibe.
GicIt 8crfsbmung Oe5 uSO3iulen SEQ
nigtbumS" grIuOet iid uuf ben einz
3iscn @brsciS bc5 iungcu &uilcr5, Die
iOBiutc 6ru9e auf pat1iordalildem
9Bege, ais Batter Der 9lrbsiter" 5u
lOlen.
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sermifa,te teIcarapotId1e ecpe:: :d,em

- Ism. Otabou uuo 2beo.. WIls
uouab wuroen BON Ocm S6oOner
.9iamouo" in chem SoOte auf ofcuer
Gre au'geIunScn unO nad St. 9Obn8,
9t.z5., gcbradt. Die beiSen Sceleutc
scbOrteu bem sciuntcncu f5iidcr'S6 6OOz
n,r rS6enanoOab" al unS trie6en lie>
ben Sage lang Obue 9tabrun9 auf benz
Wt.cre, ebe lie geiebeu wurOCn.
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tion,~ Die rSOsluliitiIdc 4rbeiterpurtei"
uub Die rDiltriftsAilsmbIB gtr. 40" Der
rSniabts Of 9abOr," mill isiue Ser'
ianmluns nit pOrberscbsnOer garaOe
ON Samtus nuf bem llniOnsSquare
ohhnItru
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Tie GbrIcrn.

Yeter8burg, 9. Suli.-Oie Nus
;abG Der gcltern CUR anltliden &enutuiB
9elansten neuen Grtruntun9en OH Der
Cholera betrdst &C. Der Seu6c erlez
gen iinO stiteru in PetcrSburg II Per-
iouen.
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Ser alte TremmD

unb Der bette 6reunO, ser Sie ME in,
Stide laBt, lit Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (Ous rOthc 5)-0as it, mas
Sic bel @rluabnung Oieier uOr3isli6cm
9eber= Webi;in ucrnebmen, unb Riemianb
iOl1te fi6 iibcrrrben laiien, baB irsenb
etipas Nnbcre5 cbeniO gut 1T.
Gr lit scr SOnis allcr 2eber>Wc6i;i>
ncn; er lit bciier, mic Yillcn, unO pcrtritt
Sie Stellc BON Gbinin uno SalomcI.
@r wirtt btreft auf Die 2cber, gtieren
unb @iu9ewciOc unS er;eu9t I'M 9an;en
Snitcm neucS 2ebcn. Dies lit Die 0tez
biSin, sic Gle wini1cu. Son uQcn
9lpOthetcrn uertauft-iu flHiiaer 6orm
Obcr ais Bulprr, nm iie trOfen einSuneb>
men ober nm Gbec baraus Su MAIDEN.
BW SeOes Ya6ct-6sa
hat Den 3.stempeI i'll Roth aui Der gerpa dung.
8. s.. s3ciIin 6 Comp,
9bilabeIpbia, Ra.
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ettpas aber aamem.s Or aiieIin. .!ntsrieua.

Bir beganueu Iette gSo1t ein.n Observation-Disclosures
sen9Sertauf nno madt;H in uHierem Eager cine ose
S1de, 0oh bGb;H mir nod elm butite5 aiioItnlcHt
pas gu ocm Sertauispreiie fortssbt.
Observation-Disclosures 21, 25, 3S Cts. SaIber
Yr,is.
FruitzNOuii IiRzS.mbcn 21. 23, 33 Cts. Salber
greis.
Naptsetpdnber %, SO, 90, 50 Cts. @tOHe ioTeu
ulehr.
9oae untsrr0de 33, 49, GO, 80 Cts. 9aIber
Breis.
StHdrI,bdcH- Seslge 10, 16, 10, 81 Cts. Ser
tett fitenb.
200 petere oIoraieio,n: Gescnidirme, 9arasonz
gelteu, 30 Cts. o5er 2 fGr S1.75. aacriudrts
S1.25.
Gre6er SarsainsSerfaui BON seioenScussn unb
9ieioeritoffen.
&jrofer Sar9aiH>yertaui isincr Stideteicn.
C164,7O) ~. gu. .oprtf & obu.
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Scott0alc, Ba., 9. Suli.

Scottbalc, Ba., 9. 9uli. -
6iute Nbeno II u5r murocn siucI unbes
mObntc SGuicr Der 6rif' i6eu @omz
paauie BON unbsfannteu 8eriOnen in
granb 9citeft. 0a5 6euer lofte 500
Strif:r an; Der S6aOeu crreidlt $1,000.
6olsen i6wcre llnannehmlldfcitcn
mcrocn mor9cn in MOunt Bleaiaut
crmartct, no 1000 bewafiuete 9te9et
arbeiten, Die eineu 9lu9riff auf Die
9Eeibcn MAIDEN polleu, lucun bteIclben
gu elmer WanenzScri iomuluus bort err
ideinen.
Ter Strife in Baltimore.
6icr 9ing 9eltcrn OaS 0crlht, baB
Die hieiisen AtitglieOcr Der nAmerican
9lailluaD Union" pom ,Br6liocnteu Oeb5
telcgrapblId auisejorSert wOrocn ieien,
Ih, iolpcit lie an Der vSa!timOrczSbiOz
gabn" unO ber EenniplpaniuzSabu4
b.itdftiet iiuO, Dem 9rOben 4usitanS
au3uldlieBcn, lOpie paB auf geltcru
Ibcuo in Der 9rOBitraBeuz0iarttbal
cine 9criammlung 6cr Unions Mits
sliebtr itattiinOeu iOlte, Inn Oarii6er
ab;uitimmeu, Oh man itrifcn iOle OOer
nIdlt.
Die @erl lammlung fanS nidt itatt II.
idlicBt man oaraua, baB Die Baltimos
rer OtitqlieOcr njdt Bi(lcn6 iiuO, iid
in ben 9roBcu &f sin3uluiien unO
0aSur6 ibre iernere Griiteu5 unO bic
&Obliabrt i9rcr 6untilIen au1s Sptel
;u ieecn. Der Setrstar ser bieiisen
Union iOG ertlGrt babcn, Die I3abl Der
OiitglieOst iei gu tlcin, UNI uirIianI in
Sen 9umpf eiu9reiien 5u fOnnen.
Ger IS ltenOz 3rante NJ
llnter i ii eung8 8eretn" birlt
in 0rn. 9lusuit 9teinbarbt'S 2Ofal on
ser Gfc pom 6reoerif>9tOao II. 0iOnrOsz
StraBe leinc uIcrteliahrli9e Seriunm.
lung ab. Sr. Sob. Sraucr fabrte Den
SOrlie, unb pr. Scarf Deli prOtOtOaIrte.
Ser i5inan;beridt fir OuS uersan9ene
Guartal lautete icbr 9initiS, uuo ans
Oemislben mar ;u erisben, baB Die @inz
nabmen, eini9lieBli9 Der 3inisn,
$458.79 betrusen, wabrenO Die GuSz
eaben nur Die toobe BON $3O.25 errctd)z
Ten. Das 8aa,z9ernOgsn Dea Sereins
betrdst sur .3cit $I459.74.
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81 aream oer Strasen= rdlbrmass
~ fSo,,,t,tR1re fS

&aream oer strak kenz Hnrdlbrunes
~ SouImiHarc,
Baltimore, ben Is. Suni 1894.
Vie Gtra6enz Nrrhbruhsz@onuliiidre MAIDEN in
9,mdShelt Der SefttmmuHaen oeS &atimorer Stabtz
SeicsuHdes, AZ. Nrtitei, hicrnlit betunHt oas iie
SrrnerHae. b,n 10. Suit 1884, 10 llbr uiurgens,
I'M g'iireaH Der SomnIiiare in Rathbauie lire erie
EtrlcmnliUn9 bG!ien ncrocH uIH Die lbneH Sctreff5
Der SoHoemHlrlnq Ino Surthre6uH9 Der MAnpipuz
StraBe, poH Der JiioscIp bis sur gRarHer= Stru5c,
nbertraaenen 8eIuaHlne nRo bon ibneH erbeiidbteH
9iildte1 IN lie6ereiHitimmuna nit Der au 25. Qiui
1884 acHchmtgteE Seroronuna 9tr. 1Ol oe5 Diauors
uho Staotratbes 2o1 Baltimore Grssulben, Yefp. 81
erIuleH. SuWie Sea,
Samco N. Yre,u:r,
Sberlo6 Sm1np,
GouImiiidre;
t143.9.55.61,D Robert y. @reen, Glerf.
Sirea" Der strabsn: susabrnd'ss
9 timore, ben Is. SUM 1894.
Die StraBsH 0urhbrutlS Gonlmiiiare MAIDEN in
9tmd6beii Der Bei;immuugen oes 9altimorcr Staots
3eiesbubes, al. glrtiiel. biermlt hetGnnt oGB iie
!. rnn riiap, ben 10. Sail 1894, 10 llbr SorInit=
tags, i'm SiireGu Der Sommiidre I'M 9tatbbdule l1re
erite Teriamniung laltcn Utro:n, I'M bic ilHcu Be
treiis Der @Ouoemniruna uno 2urdbr,tuna Der
9fcig5s prSS raBF, BON Der Nicaimz Straee Is Sur
tsAyeHus. Ubertra9cueH Sciu9niiie Ino
bon thHtr erbsiittcn @!ltttH in liebsrs!nnnImiiEs
nit Der am % Ntai 1894 aeHebmi9tcn &crorbnEna
9fr l06 oes UtnporS nno Staotrdt1es Don Baltimore
au5Suaben, reip iu erfulen.
Samcs ". 1reuer.
SberIo6 Spann,
Sonlmiiidre;
Q43,9.55,61,D Robert 4. Green, @lert.
Nnreaa Der StSa6tu. 5nrdbrudle=
~ i Spmmiifdre,
. Val M {, Den Is. SUM 1894.
Die Stra6eH= =SurdbrudJS=@ @ommiidre MAIDEN in
gemlBbeit Der Seiiimmun9eH ocs Sdltimorcr Staotz
@eietbutes, AZ. ArtiteI, hiermit bctdHut, ba6 lie
Soun,ri.aa, ben 10. Sui, 1894. 10 ubr 0ior9eEs.
I'M Siireau Der 9ummiiidre in Jfatbbduie ibre erite
SeriamnlIuns baIteH iueloeH, I'M bic linen Setreffs
Der @onoemnirun9 uHo 8urhbruts Der grmu's
Strait, BON Der SaEreEsz bis sur Hpbertz StrdGc,
iibertraacnen SeiueHliic uno pom lbneu erbeiittcR
Hfliften in llehercinitimmuHg init Der Gm 20. Dfai
1894 aeHelmi9teH GeroroHuEg Dir. 100 bcS Niaaor5
uno Staotratb5 pon Baltimore aussnuben, reip. ;lI
erinQeR. SoaiA tSe6, rs
Samce Or. BREWER,
SberIp6 SUaTu,
Sommiiiire;
il43 955.6l7 apberf q esrr,n. 6lert
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> sIipa,Smbbaro Sc Comp. baben ben
Gonraft gum peSeu oou Drn. 6drb,r's
6aue in @atonsplls, MO., erhalt.n O65F)
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Gie bI.itcu n'rauscn.

Berlin, 8. 9uli. - Der SunS.ss
ratb bat BEN @iScrruf bes 9lntisSeiui>
tsuz0eiebe8 absclcBnt.
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9as @O@enblatt gebt na9

Sas @O9enbIatt gebt mad
@nlhin9tou, D.,
&barIehon, &C.,
SaUannab, Ga,
Sadionpile, Sla.,
Mempbis, 9euu.,
9tepsSrleanS, 9a.,
WfObile, Gla.p
2cuieSiIle, Sp.,
Gre6erid, glo.,
g8iaiamsport, Mfs.,
Cumberland, 9is.,
2oHncouins, W6.,
Gruutsoiae, Nb.,
6rOitburs, gib.s
annapolis, DtA.,
SaeerStown, 0iSu
BarTerSburg, 8..Sa.,
DiartinSbura, 8.'Sa.,
petersburg, 8a.,
0iiGmouer Sa.,
Stauutpu, @A.s
GleFaneriG, Ba.,
gDilminston, G..S.,
ROrfOIf, 3D.,
Saure be Grace, Rh.,
Sauoper, 3D.,
SbrepSbur1, Rg.1
gOrt, pa,
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U. 0nsSorf g. Sobu,
Hr. 897, YS.sSa !ttmo oreftr., 0r. 897.
Grnber @uiraumuugs zgcrfauf.

uuierc pcroen rtidltiser
uteortgeu Sic Wfaeuet
Yrciie ri:e'u au,icheu.
Ste werosu fd1 ron feIbIt auni Saufen aes
orangt fuhIen, nn'ere @aaren iino weit ne tr
merfb, aIs Die pom rms bercd3t ten Wrei5s, nno
aue 10 ueu uuo nlpoiSdn.
lniere nieorigcn 1reiie fiir ee,hpfeIte ~GmiE:" :"
@5ethpieIt: uuo setrtiite 20 Gts..r smiG" is cts.
eeitrslte uno aeblunlte 80 @is.zrSmiR"- 10 Cts.
9etnpTelte uHo 9ehlnmtc 35 Cts Sm6". Cts.
Ssiuurelte 80 Sts =9iopItIt=n SlpIB". .....20 Cts.
unere nisSriaen Vreife fur lsafdI sdt.e Saar CT
31le. Die gurb tir 9ts..SRoigo .Srudiaden.
43ac. biz glaro Tlr farbenieie 1Uc.=eapH.
Sc. Die g)aro fitr arbeniciten 10c.=S atift.
81 Die 2)aro inr belt: o. =Sdiritn~@5ln1bdm.
61ae. oIc yJaro iitr Ia rirte 2 1zc.=Srganole.
11ae. Die gJoro tir II :.=9lns5anIS unp SatH.s.
rs: bic suro flr 3fene pom irGn;oi 124zc.=Y Y:rfaI.
Be. Die gGro fir D tsc.=Oimiiies.
Sc. Die 2arb flir iuoiihes JSczeinnen.
10e. Die yaro fiir MISUNDERSTANDING.
121af Die yaro lr ieioens,treiitea 3oc.=9insboul.
Gisbrise ie-iii6Itnnrn-iar beicn 8crfaui:
25c.=Suallfdt. 1Oc. 65c.=Gualitat. 421zc.
39c.=Sualttdt. 25c. 75c.=Gualitit. So c.
5Oc..GuaIitdt. 33c. 81 Gualitdt. 90 c.
SelHfter s1.25 SeiOeu Gamaf flr bieien Ser=
81. ioltsa au Oie:n yrciicn ilr ipdtsrea Stoari
talien.
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t0@te SAD anets

HortOfrei tn oen 9er. etaaten.
5 gremplare auf IL 0tonate. $40
unb
10 Gremplare ouf II WOnate. $40
NIT .iutm grtrasgr.mpIar bes DsheutaItttS
tr.i auf II Disuote.
Is gremplare uuf 12 Monote. :. $50
NIT .iu.m gTtra,erempIar bss Gas,bIattss
ir.i aui Dionott.
90 @remplure auf IL MOnute :. $40
une
80 gremplare uuf II WtOnate. :. $50
NIT ,iu,m er.mpIar bss GBp6sns un9 Eases
blatt,s trsi aui II Honate.
DO gremplare auf II Weonats. :. .$S9
init sp,i gr,mpIcren D.s EsOd,AbIattss uss
sinsm Ditto oes 2Gsebtattss
oui II VloRGte.
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Ser 9entidbe GerrsipOmsemt,
TdsIi6, D6t,ntIi6 uno Sorutass,
Roiue. esiacutbiimer uuo Rcoaftci

q. Maiue, Giecntbiimer nuo Rcoaftcur
(stodicIssr pom S. Sains),
GibnefAgde Saitnore=Strass uHo SoifsStRee'hre
greis bes tdaE den 9IattsS, ourd Srdeer b.iorst,
121s Gts.; taaIide uno Seuuta as ssiusgabe 10
G.nts pro gsoe ablba. oi, oas sIatt bsiorsenb,n
Srdser:--Seaitd5 neoii Somn'a9s,Mme eaos nHitt
5,it im Scrb6ttnif iiir bic tpodleutlid1e Musgabe
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-04

ing of that day came Pastorius had sprung
with single leap to the topmost pinnacle
of fame. His name was on every lip in
GAINESVILLE. Before GAINESVILLE went to
bed that night the question had got down
to one point, For w hat League club would
Harvey pitch next year?
But the National league is dead slow in
recognizing talent. So the best Harvey
could do was TO accept flattering offer
from Manager Long of the Western league.
His fellow townsmen tried to console him
with the assurance that the easier his task
the larger would be his laurel wreaths. Be-
side, did not all the great pitchers pass a
preliminary season or two in minor teams
before they attained tie acme of fame in
the National league-Rusie, Nichols, Stiv-
etts, McMahon, Chamberlain, Young,
Hutchinson, Hawley, Stratton, Stein, Esper,
Weighing, Keefe, Killen and SO on?
Three or four weeks ago the time came
for Pitcher Pastorius to depart for Toledo,
the scene of his 1894 triumphs. His going
away was made an event long to be remem-
bered in GAINESVILLE. His neighbors prop
erly expressed the sadness they felt in the
loss of such an honored resident. On the
day of his departure business in GAINESVILLE
came to a standstill. Citizens, irrespective
of politics, religion, sex, previous condition,
present possessions, color, age or health,
met in and around the town hall to pay
their tributes Of respect to the hero before
he went from among them.
The mayoro of GAINESVILLE made an address
to Harvey which drew tears to hundreds of
eyes and caused the hatband on Harvey's
head to stretch till it cracked. The choir
from Harvey's church sang an anthem,
after which his minister delivered a moving
prayer, in which young Pastorius was rec
commended to heavens keeping during his
long absence from the home circle and the
saving grace of his church.
Then the eX-mayor said a few words, and
the procession moved. First came the
Barlesville brass band, inspired to do it's
best, which was fair. Next was an open
carriage drawn by three white horses and
mule. In this carriage rode Harvey, the
mayor, the minister and the editor Fol
lowing after was a string of vehicles as long
as favorte's funeral cortege, while the
unmounted f1ocked on each side of the way.
Thus the journey was made to the rail
road station. The train thundered in. Har-
vey was lifted aboard. The train doomed
away to Toledo carrying him along. AS it
pulled out tear choked cheer went up
from several hundred threats A long
cloud of smoke, the rumble of the train
growing fainter till at last it could not be
heard; then a great sigh went up from the
crowd. Harvey was gone
Slowly the citizens scattered to their re-
spectivc homes. But for some days business
could not get back to its customary whirl
in GAINESVILLE. Something seemed lacking
Harvey had gone TO Toledo. But Barnes
ville's loss his gain. Somehow they
must learn to bear it for his sake and for
the sake of the honor he would bring to
the town of his nativity.
.lo1, NT,
Pastorius' biography to indicate time.
Net long ago thunderclap from a clear