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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
Misstating the Issue.

The personality of the candidate is not the ques-
ton at issue. As matter of course, the managers
were expected to put up M Hursts reputation as
question is Are the people Of Baltimore and of
Maryland going to surrender into the hands of
MeSsrs German and Rasin their political rights and
privileges? If they are ready TO do So there is no
reason for complaint; IL they are not then there
never iuster cause for revolt.
The above is from the Baltimore NeicS, an
alleged Democratic paper that for several
years has been opposing everything the Demo-
cratic party has done. No further evidence
is needed now to show that it is anti Demo
cratic, for it deliberately misrepresents the
issue of the November election.
Admit, however, the Necs is correct Now
what does it want the Democrats to do de
feat the Democratic ticket, to get rid of Cor
man and Raisin, and accept the rule of a
Republican, ring Infinitely worse Does not
the Nelcs know that the Republicans of the
state are having bat little say IN the selection
of delegates to the Cambridge convention
Does. it not see the machines in'every county,
nearly, carrying the primaries and conven-
tons for the Iowndes- Clabaugh-Dixon-
Dennis Combine? Does it not know that the
party in Baltimore is bossed by men who are
no better. to say the least, than German and
Raisin? Do not the rival leaders there prac-
ice ALT rhe gasea6ty. of sloliSss=-shriberE bal
lot-box stufhng and fraud-in trying to defeat
each other? And if they would do this within
their ranks. what would they not do against
the Democrats?
The Republican ring in this state is as cor
rupt as the Ne,rs ever alleged the Democratic
managers to be, end more So lin It's course
now the Meas is actuated by ne principle hut
the principle of revenge. Its chagrin and dis
appointment over its failure to control and
direct the Democratic party knows no bounds,
aud it is likely to bound over iRto,the Repuh
lean party. May JOY GO with it, and may the
Republican woke 6t closely and we'll.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE
= oF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Rs virtue OF deed Of trust from Sarah A.
Messenger to me. duly executed and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county.
/ viii sell at public sale. ON the premises. on
SATURDAY. 3lI OF AUGUST. 1896,
at 30 O clock. D. ~. all that farm Wherein
the said Sarah A. Messenger lately resided
and nov occupied nv William Brown. con
tanning
10 ACRES. 3 ROODS AND Is PER
CHES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements ara large and com. e.
Portable 2.Story log and weatherhoarded. Rszz.
dwelling house. large hank barn, wagon she'd
with corn crib attached. smoke house. hog
house dairy and other necessary outhulidIngs;
Jherr Is a spring, also pump with excellent
water convenient tu the hBildiugs: hue or
chard OF apple and other fruit trees an the
premises ALoni 10 acres Is IN timber. con-
sissiug It oak. chestnut and hickory. The
balance Of the farm Is under high stale II rul.
tivatiou. conveniently WateT,.i. with due pro-
portion 81 meadow land
Tbs. property IS situate IN Myers district.
Carroll ,ytHnty Nd. near the public ruad
l,ading FROM the litilcstowu Turnpike, al
John Foreman to Black School House, aud
s. immediately upVosit. Ia said School House.
aud about miles from kiusstlaie nu jh,.
Frederick Division of the penusylyana Rail
read and about 3 miles from ltylssfewu. Pa. il
alioius the lands Of William HESTER, Ephraim
Grouse. Henry Messenger and Others. This
property b convenient gp mills, railroads.,
rhnrvhrS. schools. stc. and j. regarded as one
~ the best sud most desirable in that vicinity,
and the attention Of purchasers il particularly
invited sn thp sale.
Terms ~ -One-Jhjrd cash on the day
of SAFE or on the ratification thereof; one.
fbsFd ir aHt. year and the other aue-third lu
,ls,i WEAR. from ihs iay Of sale; the credit pay
msnts 70 ls- secured hy the purchaser or pur-
chaser. wijh approved security, bearing iu-
itryet from she day OF sale; or al eash a the
nItion ~ The purchaser.
mo MILTON REIFSNIDER.
T. Wm Earhart. asset Trustee.
anglo g.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

4 VERY pleasant tee party was 'enden'd hg
Mr. Jennie Smith a. her rs-idcue. un >aint-
day evening. These prr-raf were Mr.. JeH-
ME saith. Mr.. Mary T. johnson. Mr. Joshua
Smish. Mr. Frank J. prvilhiss. Ms. A. e..
Sulel-cr. Mr.. Walter StnHHer Mn. &.
RhoB,... M rharles T.. Saith. M. Joseph
L. Eagirr.
Mr. Geo f. 4. Enzlas Sifc and sandy,
Mss Fl0rsucF EnglaF aad FioTeuC- Mss
haum have returned frufu a arrk cutting -
Atlantic tIty.
Mr.. Thomas F. Babold 81 Cumberland.
E. visiting her parents, NJ and Mrs.. Jesse J.
4 AmF~,Ff
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

John v L. Findlay refuses to come within the
breastw0Fks-B ahiRs0re Herald
He never was within. He began his career
As an ardent Know Nothing and during Re
publican rule in this state was one of the most
persistent and bitter prosecutors Of Democrats.
II is true that he protested to change atferthe
war and was taken up by the Democrats and
sent % Congress, but be has been against the
party ever since it declined to keep him in
Congress. The Democratic party does not
need Mr.. Findlay and he can support Nr.
Lowndes TO his hearts content.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
lFoF The Democratic Advocated
Where Were the Colored Brethren?

Mr.. Clabaugh has treated the .,ealored man
and brother with contempt. The bulk OF
tksm are with him, and carried Westminster
district Tor him last Saturday. In convention
on Monday ha was requested to name dele.
CATION Of twenty 20 the state convention, and
he could not find place for a single eolored
man. In Baltimore county the Republicans
found one place out Of seven for a eolored
maH. Mr.. Clabaugh had not single place
for a Oolored man out of twenty. He will
want the eOlored voters at the polls in Novem-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

The Maryland Syndicate Of Virtue. most Of
the members Of which have obtained office by
machine methods aud been candidates FOR
Others, are still kicking against the Democratic
ticket When the shouts ofvictory 60 up next
November foF Hurst, Smith and Crothers they
viii be sorry they we're not on the band
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

The Baltimore SIM should discharge is
lars-a-week exchange editor and get
= man who can understand an article when
he reads It and can put heading upon il
to convey some idea Of ils substance.
Let it raise the salary and then it may get a
competent man.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

The Ciabaugh -Sharrer faction made no
halfway business of Mondays convention.
They took everything in sight among other
things dropping from the state central com
mittee one of the opposition and putting in
his place one who is anything bat a friend of
the person. dropped German viii eompro-
mise and give bis opponents show; Clabaugh
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

Al special election for member Of the
CITY Council in the eleventh and twelfth wards
OF Baltimore on Tuesday !. Gorham Moale,
Democrat was elected without opposition,
ne Republicans no, putting mp a candidate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

The School BOARD utei uu M@aday, al
the nl~inbsrs SIRE present except DT. Rein.
dollar Several balls uerc passed and ordered
paasa krt@srS al varinuH school hastsss Wcrr
ordered tn h. uiatr. 4 cuEnta3strs c1ustsJits..
- w Slinglua. Mr.. Blaehes, Or. ReiRdniiar
and NF. Anderson Ma appointed % anflii the
arcaaufs oi the treasurer tnr the last war
The tuiiowioE uns unanimously adopted
Ordered that the f4li ieru ui schools h-7glu
nn Monday. September pth. aud thai the
Coanly Tt-achsr,' Association meet on FRIDAY.
Scpisuhcr 9Th. The Beard sdioarHrd 10 IA.
irst Moiisiay IN September.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

Judge lanes 3. Henderson, Of the sixth
judicial circuit, composed Of Frederick aud
Montgomery counties, who Is now holding
Office By appointment, was nominated By the
Democrats for election on Wednesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

The Republicans Of Maryland are not a
happy family. There are two factions in
nearly every county, and they have eontended
bitterly for hle mastery IN the recent prima-
ries and conventions The split in Carroll is
only a mild break compared to what it is in
.,,,,,a o,,nt;ee
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
TRUSTEE'S SALE
= OF A LARGE AMOUNT OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

Consisting of L head of horses, colts and
mules, 1G cows, bull, l sow, boar, Il
shoats, farming implements and machinery
and large amount of other personal proper
~. Also about So acres of growing corn, half
interest in II acres of growing corn, about %
tons of clover and timothy hay. Sale to take
place on THURSDAY. AUGUST 29th, 1895,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, ON the Gray Farm
near Finksburg, Carroll comfy, Nd, For
particulars see hand bills.
JNO. MILTON REIFSNIDER,
aug 10 IS Trustee of Geo. W. Frank.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

A despatch from St. Johns Newfoundland,
saws that severe thunder storm ragged at
Brigus, on Conception Bay, Tuesday, accom-
panied By high sea. II did considerable
damage to shipping and property along the
water-side
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

Associate Justice jackson Of the United
States Supreme Court died at Nashville, Ten
nessee, on Thursday, aged SO years. He was
a Democrat, and was appointed by President
Harrison.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
1t Cannot Do 1t.
Erom DE Poeomoke Ledger.

HE'FFET EF1S
The Baltimore San is trying its best 10 make
the State of Maryland Republican. We are
sure, however. that the intelligent voters of
this old commonwealth viii not be influenced
by this so called leading newspaper Of the
state
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

IIDER MILL.-Having had my mill re-
" modelled and oyerhauled, | am now pre-
pared to furnish my customers with frst-cass
work Mill is open for work every day, ex-
cept Friday afternoon and Saturday. New
whiskey barrels and pure cider vinegar for
sale JOSEPH p. YINGLING,
aug3 ST. Pleasant Valley, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

Clabaugh in Carroll. Motter in Frederick,
Ensor in Baltimore county. Belt in Prince
Georges and Goldsborough in Dorchester
have Just illustrated how beautifully the Be
publican machines work,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
MARRIED

a. Grzce Methodist Episcopal Church, Slsitu.
EeisirSrtnWu Nd. August 4 I,ss. hy Rev. Chlis.
: ~lamt0u. Jasan r. CFaat AMI Miss Nrttse ultses.
daughter H5 -sutur " Marriott all ~ ssStrrsto1ss
Nj
Near Fuanklkaville Nd on August 3. Iva, by
Elder WuL II. f20kiiu. Robert , CSiiss aud Mics
fmnza HtFiou bGfh Of tais cuHnty
en- August y lstt, IS Rev Thugnas o. Cruuas 81
tlziaa g.fsh Methodist GhGrch HaltiGnnrc. M
Charles EduAni SuytisF Formerly u WestminsfsF.
Nd ana Miss Carrie HnhIi--in. q Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

For fourteen years have been doing business at the
place. year calling attention of the
ages FERTILIZER many years
have been selling the brands of FERTILIZER should
all that they especially adapted the soil of
County. many farmers who other brands than
complain lack grass especially clover In goods
especial attention the ingredients to
produce grass grain the most haerng
ports the late harvest where FERTILIZER used
special inducements farmers having Rye Straw
for SALE if they get FERTILIZER Rock
chasing your fall FERTILIZER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
THE NEW TARIFF.

The Democrats Of Princess Anne have or
ganized Hurst campaign club.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
DIED

In Ba.timary. Ma. on Angus, 2. lsas. WA. u
H0l4ss ln his .a5h yglar
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
TO CREDITORS.

WIN. B. THOMAS,
w BANKER AND BROKER,
80 E. Main ST., Westminster, Md,
Loans Money. Discounts Paper, Negotiates
Loans and gives attention to Collections.
Also acts as agent for the purchase and sale
of Real Estate. City Property, as well as
Farms. Special attention given TO Renting
and Leasing Property. mar29 26t%
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
4 It PRIVATE SALE.
CoMPRTITIVR EXAMINATION.


Notice is hereby given that competitive
examination for the purpose of filling a county
scholarship at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege and county scholarship at the Western
Maryland College. due 10 Carroll county, will
be held AT the School Commissioners office.
in the Court House, at Westminster, on Mon
day. August 10Th, beginning promptly at 10
o clock, a, m,
GEORGE A, DAVIS, Examiner.
BY order of the Board
aug 3 st +. @. GRIMES, President,
4 TALENT FESTIVAL will be held
"A by several ladies for the benefit of Ben
jamins Reformed Church, at Cranberry
School House, near the residence of Mr.
Amos Ebaugh, on Saturday evening, August
TO- In case of rain the festival viii be held
on the Monday evening following, or first
clear evening after, aug3 q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

NJ GaiL Rev. ansi utfs uf taiiiassrrr. have
h.asu ga visit g. his sstthsr slr nlhrf Hsiatitts
Argc NJ Eena- wAs t.ssb ausi rsissi iaraE frizrst
hsirx sui hHs MA i.rti aunar fif sgglir ysar-
NJ Fftuu iA,rkrf. ustT obi uar VETERAN. has Acii
luF LtftiestoNa. IA abese - Fis b. sI-fsi bis
remaining dzNt Nc us~ gallant sasAfscF in -be
sth Regiment AMI cniug asrgganf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
From 40 - Tohacco Tlmes

Al our masthead today we place the names Of the
next Governor Comptroller and At;ouey-General
Of Maryland, who were nominated on the frst bal
lot by she Democratic state Convention. which a.
semblei in Baltimore on Wednesday. The person
mel Of the ticket Is exceptionally str"ng in st one
Of the strongest and unassailahle that has been
presented To the people In many year. Al three
OF the gentlemen named men of the highest
chararter and above rrnrnach.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
From the cecil nemocm

The selection of Mr.. HurSt To head the ticket was
rather unexpected although his name was men
tionsyi q possible. comprOmi~s cariisiaie. at'si
while q would seem that the lit u candidate coSi-
tainei several who would have added more strength
Ia the ticket Mr. Hurst possesses qualifications that
sill enable him 20 make sgEnSslvC calofaign.
and when elects,i VII discharge III. duties hi
high oeire with skill ami credit
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

In nominating Mr. Hurst the Democratic party
put up a candidate whose policies Will be sound
upon alfimpOrtant issues confronting the people.
He is not a compromise candidate in the sense of
compromising any principle; but he is a msn upon
whom the Democracy Of Maryland should unite.
and save the STATE from the danger Of Republican
restoration power As the Governor of this state.
We believe he would bring 10 the discharge Of his
important duties all the wisdom AMI Self-Fclianee
OF his ripe experience; and that his administration
w0iFsd be characterized by the same independence
of hoSslictation and that devotion To the public
Interest that has made our present Governor ~
tsSus,fsr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

Mr. Hurst, the nominee for Governor, is one OF
the best and most widely known merchants of Bal
timore, and public spirited and enierprising man
in every sense He is man Of high character,
fearless and independent, and thoroughly bust
ness Inal-H0t politician. For this reasonand his
eminent abilities for the position no doubt, he was
nominated. The character Of the man-esiabished
not IN day, but in 8 long apd busy Hte-show inst
What be is.
From the Princess Anne Marylander.
The ticket viii he supported in Somerset county
as strongly rs any that could have been nalqed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

There should be no animosities or actional OBJ
II REACTIONS raised in any quarter. The candidates
selected are men of the highest moral character
Their intellectual ability cannot be questioned
The devotion TO the interests Of the people has been
exhibited many times and OFT and their Democracy
has been too well attested 10 cause any megiyinss
as Ia their steadsnesS 10 the principles and teach
ings of1he partv
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10

The Democratic State Convention has placed be
fore the people of Maryland ticket of frst-class
gentlemen, all of whom are amply qualified for the
responsible duties with which they will he charged
Though we in Baltimore county were not gratihed
in having nominated the gentleman of our choice,
we have no complaints To make hut cheerfully bow
to the wisdom and preference of the Convention.
and shall urge the election of the entire ticket.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
aernta1t ae1n, grettua, bet, g. a1one,,tber 1895,
Oeuti he Shule uuo 6aus!

60 laiiet MIDI ieBt freuoie iin6en
BUR rebten 3eit bas re1te @ort,
Der beutI9en Spra6e Sob si tiinoen
eSn Saus unb S6ule fort uno fort!
2aBt inrmer uns bic Stdtte ebren
$50 in oer WutterIprade Slang
@ir uns erfreuen unb belebren
Gin beutI6em @prte uno 9elane!
DAB 5nii6en lns Sunt rebten Siege
Die beutl6e Spra6e neu erbliibt,
cling, oeutidbe Mutter, an Der @ieee
Oem &ino elm beuti6es g8ieeenlieo-
Die NutterIpra6e muBt 0u geben
Dem &eblins nit, fir bieIes 2ano
Die Wmtterlpra6e nur tann eeben
Gin niaaises 8nrnilieubunb?
8elebrt bas &inb BON beutiben @auen;
@s liebe ieiner Seinatb Bilb--
laBt in bic Mdr9enipelt eS ldauen
Die bort bas &inberbers erfiillt-
2aSt e5 nn6 oeuti6er 9lrt beeliiden
Mit Olteripiel unb @eibna9tsbaim,
9luf iuel6e iuir 10 aerne bliden
2tls einen l6Dnen Sueenbtraunt!
8elebrt es, mas felt alten Saeen
Spn itus bic g8elteeid]ibte brinet
@ie ltets Der 9euti6e Dbne i3ngen
Stul; unt bic Siegespnlme ringt,
Der beutlbe @i6baum nllerlpeaen
Nuf1trebt in leinem eienen Sbntud,
9lus aller Srten funtntt enteeeen
Gin beutI6er @ruB uno Sdnoeorud
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
The Historic Route.
j. III. ZEILIN & CO.,
Fha1ade1ph1a,

The Nashville, Chattanooga &
st. Louis Railway, the model rail-
road of the South i'll equipment,
roadway and service, is also the
greatest in historical interest, more
than fifty famous battlefelds and
five national cemeteries being To-
Gated on the various lines of this
system. This is the preferred
route to Atlanta for the Cotton
States and International Exposi-
ton, open from September IS, to
December 81, 1895, for which very
low excursion rates have been
made. Through sleeping car ser
vice from st. Louis to Atlanta via
Evansville, Nashville and Chatta-
nooga. This is the route of the
famous Dixie Flyer" through
sleeping car line which runs the
year round between Nashville and
Jacksonville, Fla. For further in
formation, address r. c. Coward
in, Western Passenger Agent,
Railway Exchange Building, St.
Louis, Missouri, or
w. l.. DANLEY, G.. P. 81 L. A,
NaShWLle, Tenn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
Die Koiten elmer Semofratii den
2lominiftration.

Sie enurmen @erluIte, fpel6e bas
2ano i'll ben 80 Monaten erlitten
bat, tpaDreno 0eren es iiC1 oes 5uei=
felbaften Sereniisens elmer benptra=
tiI6en IomiuiItratipn erfreut, baben
Senator 8afer oon 8anTas peranz
laBt, ibren ungefdbren 8etras gu be-
re6nen uno feit5ulteuen su iuben.
g8ie er ia9t, bot Der ueruibtenbe
S6lug, tpel6en Der SO. 8onereB eez
gen Die tpi6tigIten 2ebensinterenen
pou 6nnoel, SnouItrie, 9trbeit, ST.
nan5 uno Iderbuu be5 2onbe5 fiibrte,
oem 8olfe Der 8ereinieten Staten
einen 10 beiliamen S6red eineejaet,
baB er fin bic ua6iteu so Sabre
ni6t8 mebr oon elmer oemutratii6en
Nontiniltratipn tpiro tpilen tuoaen.
Der idbrli6e SerluIt BON $50, ,OO0,z
600 @olO, tuel6e5 undJ europa ge<
lanot fueroen nuB, unt bic Sanoel5=
bilan5 9e9eu uns au85u9leiben uu0
Die Serau5ea6un9 BON A. un0 5zpro=
5eutigen Bombs sunt 8eIamnttbetrnz
&c Opn 1888, 900, 900, UNI Die be-
itdnbigeu 9efisits Der GleuelanO i6en
2(0miniitratiun su 0eden, eri6eiuen
al8 un6e0eutelt0 ge9en ben iOnltieen
S6n0en, ben Die 9I6nliitiItrntiUn uno
Der SOn9reB nit ibrcr peroer6liden
ut0 9eluiIienlpien 6reibanOelspolitif
angeridtet baben. 9tab ben Scri9=
ten Der r9lenrin9 0dltIer" bere6net
be5iifern lid) bielc &erluIte in
Die Ofillinr0en. Ser eeinmntte
8el0umlnuI in ben Snnfen Der Ser=
einigten Staaten betru9 I'M Sabre
1888 iiber 5000, 900, 900; im Sabre
1889 mar CT li6t piel ipeniger. SSnt
Sabre 1892 Innt Der @eloumlauf auT
So, 800, ,OOO, 900, uno I'M Sabre 1898
gar nuIS2 900, 900, 900. Die eineetre-
tene lei6te 8eiierun9 in ben Snbrelt
1894 nno 1895 last np6 imner Elm
Tur6tbnre8 8erlultfprtp ibri9. 9er
@cIanmttuerlult, ben on8 @eid6its-
lcbeu oc8 2nnbes unter Der eeaen=
iudrti9eu oentpfrotil6en 2tontiniItras
tipn erlitten 6ot, lit nit O,OOO,z
IOOO, 900 feine8tue98 su bud an9e9e.
ben unb bo5 Sraurioite babel lit, baB
bic rei1li1e SdlTte bes unermeBlidz
Ell @erluIteS Die 2trbeiterflaien bes
2onoeS betroffen bat.
8et eiuent iul6en 9eipaltt9en Ser
(ultz8putu Snfel Sant's, tuie es nadJ
bent 8Dritebenoeu BON SenatOr Saz
fer bel Inet iutro, lit es alGer0in9s
ertldrli6 un6 beoreiflicb, baB oa&
&aub Nudbreno Der lebten beioen Sab.
re ifmerere uno unbeiloollere 8e:
Ibdft8friien onrd5umaben bate, ala
oieS ieit einem balben Sabrbunoert
Der Sail getpeIen mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

Nluen's 9uuaeubniam lit INNER
nur aus ben belteu Seltnnbtbeilen gu
Idnnteneelebt. Gr iit abIDlut rein
m,b Die ibu eebrauben, erbalten eine
eefptEerbnTt 5ubereitete 9lrSnei. WUn
Npotbefern aueefertigte Nr5neien
mDgen sfpnr bic rid)tieen 9tr5neiItuFc
inn ridltieen SerbaltuiB entbalten,
aber bic Stpffe iunren ntand)mnl 81
longe auf 9aeer unb bnben onnn ibre
ggirfInntfeit cineebiBt. Der Stubn
Bpm 9l[lens 2uneenballnm berubt
nuf feinem Grfple ais betpdbrten
Mitte( eesen Sals= unb 2uneenleiben
Sn nllen glpptbefen su bnben Su 2;
Gents, 80 Gents unb 81, ie nab De-
@rbBe Der Slaide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

@eiuid5t pun 1900 bis 1,6O0lb,
S4.00t05. .85; raube i9mere, 1915
04.00; nit Nais eefiitterte, 1 100
bis ,30Ofb i9fper, $4.25G04. 60;
eeip1bnli9e unb rSut9ersSteers"
bis su ,150fb i6per, $4,000
4.50 . 100 fb lebeuoie. Sibe
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5flafe. 3@43e ip fb. 2anuner, 49i0
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8utter.-Seinite 8abntz II. Creamery
Butter, 14Nd 16c; Country Butter
406c q fb.
Gier.-6riide 15p 0ubeno.
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