davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
9wei. nab ptsTbeisiss
8ittSisbs.

Got springs, 5. Rsp. 3i
Sitbsa6ier I'm utftli6eH Sao Taiei,
haben ssoeHiudrtig ibre 6dnbe pul, be-
,ablrtihsn 8ieboiebe { (RnIiIersl }, Iripi
Der uiGi minbsr stmsiHiddoIihsn sraH
en- gSclfe Serr ~ iueroen; es III idire,
81 iagsu bon tueIHsr Ssts ibnsn bel
srosis GadssH srfpdGIt.
Sos Sisb mar ME in eieier Sdhrts,
bsii in beiisrem 8uitaHoe unb oas Sut,
ter II 10 rsidlih ME is, aber, wie iib,
li0 beim 6eTauHnben oss gaiHters
iuire Der -RuitIsr- iOpObl pie Der gpUlI
ire6er. Die 9sTIuae ber arSBsr,r
SiebSadtersisH oHra bic gisholsbs fiEN
lshr bsemtere uns slnssIns Sscrotnbe,
fbtr laHsn ihT ggeissstbist rseelmdBio
ourd bGpoiiHets WdHntr AZ gIcrse ab.
patreuillireH, nuo mshrmaIs ifon ba,
ben iOlhe tiHjslHs @isbeisbs GuI iriihcr
1bGi, b. B. btim NbihlaAtn pSH ss,
ltehlentm Sieb eriappt. Die .Sish.
iahter gheeiaiisn" bat einen N6uuiaieu
iptlIsn Jar bic RrSjsiiirung eisisrEisbc
IN TiepIteH. SoIAs 1hdiiaieit luis as,
ssnmartig StiateH bic 3isbs nifi ieit
oem &iHtsr pgu 1890 sHi 81 an6erer.
ieiis aber mar bic ssiepIiebeuee Bar.
serid at aud nIe sRtihlsiieper ais ieet,
oicieIbcH dusSurOtisn uuo man srparisi
erHhlihe 3uiommsnh6bs Jipiiteu uraa.
nliirien Iiebsbauoen uH0 ben Raun.
ihaiien Der StsrosubsEtsr.
6au &tuer eouEis besablts irhher
slne Rrdmis BON t5 far sraHs @oIis.
iiaIpe, ober oa IN ven on has 9uHnts
srsnSenern Siaotsu @pomina une Rs.
brosia sIne pitI iIsiners grdmis bcsahlt
wuros uHo srrpihsnl0ls 9suts saraEs
SorihtiI Soaen. inosm re IN ieneu
Staaien ssi6eists @blie nod aenaun.
tenn GouHip bratieu, iperaus IeStsrtm
i6tpere AOiten srtpuhisH, 10 isSteu bic
GOnuinismmiidre bic @pIisprdmie aui
sl.50 beruntrr. SRiVlssetiisu sibt 60
IreniSe @pIiidstr mo bic 8abl Der
@raupel,t bat fih In ben Iesien srsi
Sahreu bttrdhtlih pernekrt. Cine
SisbShatrrsi i'm peaIiden 7beiIs ees
GpHnip mslsst ben BerIuit pen sinhHn.
bert Sthd Sieb bard @SIie I'm 9aHis
oieies 6srbIisS. GO paren ui6bt bIsb
Rdlbtr, iUnesrn aud cine Sulakl 3.
Hno 4Idtriss StiGre puresu itibh In
nerholb 200 Yarbs poH ben .RaHd"'
@sbduorn ssrriftn. Gs in idwisria,
ben srauen @oli in berxnriis Az neIsil.
ten, oob man Gift aHi gnhaUtT sVn
tUDtsm gish lssi. inoem or iSots There
perihmdht. 10 IaneC ibm lsbenbts gIeh
jHT Serfieuns itehi - or lisht oaS fTi.
ihs dlsiiA Dor. Der eripIsrsihiie sses
DE wolfe 81 pcrsiitsn III Der, bab man
iIsins Riien uou sirphuiu Hne Gued.
fiber in iltiHe Ialaiastlden tiHIesi
nne oisIt, uadNtm man mittelft zines
Sihdes aHssbrauuten Gleii6es bas
mon nai Der Erairis BIN. uu6 herSisht,
cine 6dbrts ssmadt bat, auI ilsine
IN eieier Gdbrtr in ben BOoeu atittdteu
StdbAeH pIacirt. Spblf iClhsr ROosr
iruretn Heulih ausssiett HHo tas Re
inItat mar Sirolf tpote B6lie.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
arsat @ sIhhants

Che berIaiu. 30. On. Hs.
ridttn aus BEN nsrslihsn Tbsile Sss
etaaiss suiOIse kbieEsn .5nhianer, bic.
Ipie man oHnimmt, aus ben Gbssenue.
anb StaHbine NOd Sleisrpntipnen ber.
iiberssiommen iine. nlIes Hodpils ME.
Der, eab ihnsn por bic UhdIe tpmmt.
lie Meiben. ipelhe Der MnIidbi iius,
ocb bic Rpihbdute lein Seht sur Saet
ant ben eoriisen Mfaisrrnsslanbsrsien
beiiben. finb ishr srSarEi hbsr hisIs
MaEsnitld6tersi hes shlsH @ilees.
GO farm Isid,t AZ srHiiii4eu 1iiisrsHSeu
fpmmsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
@ OrSumS stIbfmUrb.

Etsepppe, 81. Ch. aus ben
beno6barien 2eao piro sine 9Oppel.
trasooie semsloet. Grec. GrUder brad'
is ieiner sbemalisn gbslisbtsn2sn RsO.
rs, alias SOhnipH. s,nH t6tilifsH Nei.
isritid bri nab Ititb iih oann islbit bic
blntiee slIings IN bic BrRit. Grsdsr
bat NIT Der MoOrt suiammsn felt sini.
Ger 3eit IN wileer Gbs sslebi. gpr
riipd yrsi @cAm trsuuts iie fh p0u
ibm uHo tuHros Ieiibem psn ibm init
ipabuFuuissr Giferiu9i periOlst. oBe.
tern inAts CT fe In ihreE an Der wsaiu
Strabe ssIeetnm @shnuns ant une
besiae bort bic glnttbat. als bisit
enioedt runres. bs'anbsn ii4 bic beiesH
ihper VeriuuneettR mad am 2sben,
hcnGteH inOeb baIo sarani ibren Iee,sn
StaiJer aus.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

Sui -GriiReen" iiHe uRisrs omeri.
ianiihen RspUrist bsisnatlitb arp6, btr
belten atiituna in oieisr aihtuna lduu
iih aber lpohI Der RepGrttr tiusr San
5raHeiseO'M Seitnua rihmeH. Grwar
nad BEN eirra 500 Nlsilen sntierEieu
Rsiootna ssiaHst ipOreru. nm Die gtr,
hanolunatn siRsr ilrhliden a0uisrsu;
aao beiUnetTs lber be greeiat oes be-
rabmttn SiiGeis @nrrsn 40 bsrihtcn,
iaHe nber beim BtirstsH Der airHe, bab
oisis Sum grerhdsn ssihIlt HuS oab ii6
ibm abiUlui ieine Standardization bp'
ten, ieiusr RIlid5t ais RspOTtrr nodlu,
iOmmsH, ionic, oa6 es noh Bsen6isuns
Der iirhlidsn Gsisr Su ipdi isiu iphrbS,
ben Seridt abluienoeu. @as ibHt un,
itr Repprtsr? CT nimmi ben anesiiin.
oisttH Tert, seht in usSOtsI nab madi
bic grsoist ielbii -- siH WltiiiSritad
ppn Sereoiiamisit uHb rsIiaiDjsnVSeiIies.
Gm ndhher ROrssn erideiRt in ben
Spoltsn osr 3situha bic -srObs grs.
oisi" oes 8iisois; hisier itlbit, oSun CT
ipar lpGbreuo Der siHlsiisneeu Bsrbano,
lauaeu uumObI asIpOrotn, battle hber'
boapt Hihi esprseIat. CT msinis aber,
beher wis Der aepurier battle or aud
nidi pTtoiosH iOnueH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

Gin sriabreucr 8srspsribrFeer or.
Hart. eab mir nidt nnb ShbaiIiic Al
seben braudeH. peun mir @ole arabeu
wollsn. Inter auiptnouna oss neusn
Gponine Serfabrens tonne mon bier
sbsuic uiel @Ulo prOOnjirsn, ipie In ai.
rita. Die Risnen. wslhs fih bishtr
utht lobHteu, neil Der Grtrag bic ar.
beiisiOiteu uibt bsSobltt, iphrosn untsr
BEN ususn SsriahreH iin rsutirsn, ,peun
Der GriJoa AUDI Hur $3.50 cher % @pIo
per Tonne udrs. Gait isOsr Siaai Der
Union battle iOldt uuo uitI rsihtrr aplo.
baltiss grSs ruO 5tubbsiis, uuN man
mhGs nur fur bic Grrihtuus Usn 5abri.
Ten Sur Ssihaiiuns UOu Gsanios iOrssn,
um idhrlih bunbertt pOu RiIlipurn
@plo prDouJlren IA i0uuen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

liebuiretana hr eaRiiaismeeln. I'm,
sn6kiafeii I'm Vgirn unh 1rlnfrn' afishIsfbs.
lihs MssS6msiinuem. usbunnnxEaana btk
snibaIi IN ernpiIRsbustasnttn stssRasn liHs
psteaaiiAitit, Dfriopfibsil. BisttF. Nasas
mutismus. Ghminnind,i nnb fiH etF pom
Rrnnrkri;sH 8sun Dit 9iainr aldn ii4 nitsi
htlitn tann, iriii bic Nslitni4dit nit ihrsE
ens Der NuiuT siofnsm WaFtfn HfIanimtiifn
tfsImitlsln tsifrnb fsis. ptisubt bis giftiafu
tbicnbsTnngrn, Idnisri bic rsbf. tIinss BIZ
&&Igxisn. tsiriet b1s NIai unp bei6hiet bis
Nainr. ibx esiaHbs KtAtieifit ants Nsus Ia
bsoNnsn. Gas bnQsf;s %, &ftnntp NFaR
tssyiIItn nnitblbcr a. ~ N<nts hri &pos
ibsffyn IN tobtn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
80 g0rrelpanDen,sn an bic 9aats.

IN Gorreiponben;su an bic 3nses.
prsiIe, in BerinmmlnnssH unb an ben
Sirabsnedsn Seiern bic RrobibiticHilisn
unltres Siaaies, ipis fit nun ba unh
bort eas Gsiet itrrnss surhiahren MAR
Den. Gle MAIDEN baum ldwadeiB Bsrii1be
uuter inr4ibarem EaaisHeebrotus; bic
bHsHilits AQsinxus Iibi flo pitusiht
baburA bier unb bort mpmeHian be
idabtn, iinssi absr baIb bas obluhae.
widt iuifbtr INIT bsm Ghwtrpuntt 5ar
slidibsaatuna bss cBsisses biHesntiei.
Dielsr sfrsisianf pifbfrboii flo imuarr
usn, nbst om GHopaniis nnatlnuat fin.
bet bas libsrais Clement I6 ie6tsmsI
tilpas i6rirr uub iapsriidtiihsr CO Tam
ts In Oanftsn non siuitiqeu Buinbtn
snr Dnrdiahsnne be- 0sistss bic sunl
pIitusn 0siFisbs sinrr Bransrti unb
boib isu bert Gins jlpsits Ia 0stgisb &C.
istt Dsrbsn. 9n GiDug 6aus ideini
bsr Uonasismus II4 gang tsofben ~
tabsu, - q ibm nis aelcns. bas raids
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

Gmpurblhbtu Der oOrtisen srrBsngrau,
trei aud uur aHijubalten. selbit In
aberdeen, no oph pUn isbsr bic TEN.
pertnSbsuesuHs Rari NOR. srlebmt Iis
mthr uHo mehr Huo eebtime Rneipeu
uno apoibsieH IIOrireu tori pieotr.
Sisr in NnusIl habsn mir ssasnmartio
cine temperenSIeriibs eOhiInib, bic ober
seraoe ihrsr Seitistrit tuegen iAueIi su.
riidin[en mus, iueem iie be Opp oiitiou
sa uensm @ioeritouoe ourtei. llsber.
al Elm Strdubsa esseu oos uniinaias
@eise. iberou paHluer poer aihpcr
Trctsit eneesen. Simmer p0Fiiusr
erdnst iit Die 1baiiahe bsrsor: Die
grobIbitiCn IL tiH 5sblihIns, Rs IL
ntd, ourdfhhrbar". Sbr @ioerrui
i'm Serbit 1896 II uuausbIribIidj.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

@aihinstpn. /. Rop. Tis
IHpn bdsiis anserssisSraas, sb "a ihuH'
iiA iei. bie Holtmsilter pisrisr siiafIs
IN ben flaIiifijirten Gipilbirpit siHgus
Efiheu, III ueusrbiHas ipiteer con Gene.
raLpoiiusiIisr gsilisn In Gripdauna ss.
spesn rpprben, nnb er bat bnrhbsr nit
Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leuItrirt.
0srr milion. bsr iiA in itiHem Sab.
rfsbEihts hbu bieit Grnae Sa rerbru'
ten etbeust, dRsrrte In Wejue baraul
bsuie. CT babe nod tfinsH bsiiH,tipsn De.
idluS IN Der SADIE ssfabi. or bsHit
slnitia baraber, absr Gin praitiIdsr
glan isi ibm bislaug nod Hidi inter.
brsitet wpr5sH. 4inem sinbtitlidsn
@ianf nshsn. luis ss iagt, bebeutfnbs
SdwierIoleitsn I'M @ser. nnb "a bhrIis
ydlpsr isin, abfs bisIs biHlusstulomnssn.
als UsiIplsl Iktrts r an. bob tsi siner
oroben BAIL pon 4ondmisFn pierirr
&laIs Ger lsins &snlxxeHl uspIi& isi
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

east iit 2UpaIit6i srSipiuasn? Der
osutiHs 9oiier ideint 10 81 0sHisH. @s
mag ie,n, eaB in monnrhiideu Gan,
bern Der Bldube an ons BSiiesaunoeus
tbHm NIT BEN geliSeiinippsl anaertst
wsrorn iauu; einem asbursnsu Rspn.
bIiianer iommt Der gdidrSRpnbn pss
aaiisrs @iIbslm II. eroissi pur unO
unurritauolih III ihm mas man inter
-lrsus BEN Ssrridsrbauie" perhebt.
Sessniudrtis piro Der 6errihsr Rim.
but in StuiidlaHb nsH iaHmlulri, ME
aut iOIsenesn aabsImsleunasu hsrpOr
asht: .Trsbi6uh Hidt um. eerSiaats.
duluaIt stht rum. 3as N bic nsneIte
9ariauie ees beianniIich ais .Ihuoe,
brig perihireeueuBerliucr Qcialwites.
llne oitism Sais llesi bic 8itisrtcii Der
Saipre 30 grunoe. Gs III iieitr Gruit.
duh in ourhnus lopaIen iSHlastrsHsu
arriieu ihRtttl, mon ben Qppi lber
otties -llmbtroehsn- ess Etaatson,
rpults. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ".
tsiH 9nee. llno bic ssbeimtu gsrbano.
luHssu nebmen Aberboub, uno Der
-AnsihIuB btr Ssiisntlidisit" bsdns'
lilst, iumaI iueru es lid bel oisien Ser
banolanasH um OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN GUrm SSH .Nesir", SsItibtauHssn
hoHeslt, bic CsHeHtIihisit.
Gin bEbrmaHn. Ramens qitbiih, IN
Don Der Siraiiammsr 6ss 9anoasriHis
81 Wasotburs. in ssbeimsr SieHHs"
81 mean WUHaten @eidnsnis ptrurthtili
ucrosu. Rarum? - Gr bate ben
Sang al aesir" unb bic gsrIun bss
idiisrIidsu Sdnaers .obidlia" iriiiFri.
Sislltidt hotts &C altsm SubrmauHs.
brnua yufcIoe o'raui .sspHffsH"."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
sNenn btr .RhiIoNslphin sltrpre.

&enn Der -gbilaoslpbin Atcpre"
Ssdi bat, oaun II Gin tOoiss gieUo iaii
ebeniO pisl, ia in pisIsn 5dlsn uuh
msbr tuertb, ais Elm lsbenees. gins
ocriisr 5irmo iOl aus itOtm 9ftrSs.
iaooocr s24 MAIDEN. Dos 5ra bee
7hisrrs wiro for S9ub' uno Sano.
iAub!soer perpsHbst, oaS 6aar ole
~RVbbdar", ihr SiOlinb0ssu II. I. 10.
aebrauht. aus ben 6uiru pirO Gel as.
prsbi. uno bic hGrnips RaHsn on aamu.
nader usriauii. bic anohsn Der Stinr
rpsrrsn in Wsiisrsriiit perpanosIt uno
aubererm nod d,smiihs SiViie uno
Sdureu aIlsr art aus benz Rtit gswon,
ntu. Sullts iih baS ameriinniihs
Bolt nod an RierotiItiih atlp6hucH,
10 waree 90 fih uisusidt bsjabIsu, Tisr
Dc Su Slhten, um JIG 80 ihIahtsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

Satem. or. 5r. Gussnbah pen
wiillpauiee bereiisie ieiasn Better 0rn.
ylit. Nrsbs hiersslbif eiHs ansenehms
llsberrai6uua bur9 eiusu unsnpasisitn
@eiu6-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

7aS ssssupdrtiss Gtaatspbsrgs
ridt BON ShD, Taiuta miro iortisbeu "a
Ger @eihihts Der Surispruous 10 Ion,
&C 60 nod Sanger Blsditpu,'s sibt
oHrd ieins pnnbsrbaIs GHiesduna, Der.
juiOlss BEN ourdi oas Hs,irisseridbt ~
3lhibnusltrafe uerurtbeilisn Gr, Cd oBi
meiiter 2nplor bic 9eii pon Der Sirafr
bauer obssSUssn luuroe, ipslds ,udbrrnh
Der BerHiuHs an eas CbsTaerIhi per-
ilcb. 2estsres .suteedts" nliC, oob
Iaplsr, ObwVbl IN @uiliHlsii I'M isin.
ten 00iel Der Sauptltaot lpsireno,
wdhreHb Der Nptllaiipn ale StrGIIina
Su betraAttu iti. 2Bis, weHH bic GHt'
fatibuns srit nah Siuti Sahrtn sriolei
pdrs2l - 9asislbs Ertnsip i0nnis Der
ObsrriHter Rtdam iar iidl islbit. b. o.
auf bic 1900. iptIfe CT Der 1aplpr.
.Ra1IaKenl6ait- iAulest. nhslid an.
penben. Ole Snmms IN idHait I6llie,
Rihtu Rsunm itebt ba ais SARloner
ots Gtaaies - btnn Staatsstlosr ma.
rem "a. bic IapIOr ibm lieb, ipenH Der
@idier itlbii and pisIlsidt ben llriprnns
hsrielben nidt iaHuts - HnN ba oas
Boil ben Rihter nm ieiHsr purtsiiiHm
BsbaHOlune bee IaplprialIss wIRm
ldusii pernrtbsilt BAT, 10 bari CT HHr
jeHe Obiss -GutoeduHs" ipeitsr anbeRirn
nnb stipo onntbmsi. isstr Tag Der
BOlisunsuHF isi slO ptrtb. 70 ipire CT
SismliA billie. iutHn and serbdItnibma.
Big nihi 10 leidt wte 9aplOr. bauUH'
spHuen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
Charles mir County.

Sebi eircuiiri bier oas Cberhhi. bab
bic Great Rsribern Bahn uon Yaniion
ans bieies 0cuntp anSuBnpisH bsablie.
tiss.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

giGs nann esf i&r 1lauhst unA Gemnuftsnfssii.
Ns n rta9A Eiautes hniisw. Apsftffu ha lttN
IA niel lpen<sn ~ aetfanifn lea A. katfn 81
<fsmasf Nss>A, passnsH- z, T.. Hue bsfsnm mps'
HftSn.
nb N anx xksis annn Ca ssnarsa yea ssu "a,
xurAoftn atep>i Al nftttH. ptns kat O. 6ns "a al
~ rsx tte9'x nealiAn E<f gTeAishP HrstsiAaA.
u t1tfssn Z. g.. ans 81 srtr us>sbstss
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07
etsst ctts. TsitSs.
a..

gtaat CITE. Tettsa.
futas Gsuutp.e
atautN G1tatp ksfa9Stt. Aat rr sst alitts Easts
Ru bsr sssna 4. 4 0ttHts a 10. ih nti6s eslbests
~ bu Eiahl 1eltAe. in ebenssnannisn oeuuta une
Giaals, itns. unt het btlaais estma We eamwf pen
tttuhltn MIRA. tsf tutAAsn wftgau4 prm RnltN a.
Iarrk Mwt BiAt sstslli Ssfsr Tara.
1teHtS. Gttate
--A-~ AriAmettn pof mir snb uuifri1rsgbsn
I &ttsdt N wginu Wfasnwartam q &tpiens
t--l BET 4. 4. ~
~ ctetlea tHfntfiAtr Nslar.
eaaa natsrya NM ptrh iRnuitA aenemmtn. unb
ngfi tisf ant Aas rlai unh tis t4fimiasn CsnAAAln
q Gpiirma. fatt GuA 3tEsnlRe lttl ar,Aidtn
G0kenep& a &s., teltbo. r.
@tsfaBil sgn aurn Npssttfsfn. rs.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-11-07

Il, unss essasl ,sss 1sss ssl, sss sssss ssA a "a
pet. 40 Ft<>n~ee k@tn ma ~ re<H4 txap<r
a. s.1's ~ <esasN D rss>l = Desfess, =. III. ssa
The news boy., 1895-09-21
The Cape Fair.

The Fair at Cape Girardeau last
week, although not so largely at
tended as some former Fairs. when
special attractions were put forward
by the city, was in point of excellence
in exhibits, one of the best ever had
in the county. The horses were away
above the average; an exhibit OF hogs
from ST. Louis was calculated to in
troduce better breed of that ami
NAL in Southeast Missouri; there was
a span of black mules which were
worth going far to see and the fruit
exhibit was unusually fine. In other
branches the Fair was fully up to the
mark. A conservative estimate of
the crowd on the grounds Thursday
places it at over 1000. The direct
ors have no cause to regret changing
the date to September.
The news boy., 1895-09-21
WOMAN'S GOSSIP.

Mont P. Wade took in the DeX-
ter Fair this week.
w. ii. Stubblefield. Jr., had bus
mess in Benton Thursday.
Mrs. E. B. Mills, of Sikeston,
spent the week in Benton.
The new bank building at Skies
ton is in course of erection,
Judge Leedy and family returned
from White Springs Saturday.
John Gawronski. the Cape Girar-
deau jeweler, died OF consumption
Wednesday.
ras School Books, States, Tablets,
for sale cheap at Cremona Hall Drug
Store.
The infant boy of Mr.. and Mrs,
Jas. Walker, Jr., is suffering from
spinal meningitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little of Moscow,
KY, are the guests of Mrs. Little :
father, Judge Norrid.
-Tenkhoff will sell you Sucker
State Wheat Drill for $50.
Mrs. A. T.. Daniel, of Diehlstad, i:
in Benton, the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bonnefon.
Adam Essner, brought to town {
pumpkin grown on but not by peacl
tree. The pumpkin weighs S5 pounds
nTT The only place in town to ge
School Book is at CremOna Hal
Drug Store.
Attorney Kelly was called home
to Festus Mo-, Thursday by the seri
Gus illness OF a sister, brother being
also sick.
Miss Francis Steck had quite ,
severe bilious attack Sunday accom-
panied by high fever. She is aov
convalescent.
-Teakhotf will sell you a Sacke1
State Wheat Drill for $40.
Jacob Bear, a Morley youth, en-
joyed five days of the hospitality 0
the Guptcn House on account of
icommon assault.
The news boy., 1895-09-21
FROM NEW HAMBURG.

Con. Grojean and John G.. Scherer
were at the Cape Monday.
Col. Phil. Hafner was in our town
short time Friday.
Lee Leftwich was in our town Sat-
urday of last week.
The telephone exchange is now at
a. w. Dirnberger's.
Mrs. Jacob Stehr, of Oran, was
here on Sunday visiting her sons,
David and Leo.
Mr. Goetz, of the Cape, has the
job to plaster George Heuring's S
house.
Mr.. Eichhorn, a former resident of
old Scott. but now of ST. Louis, is
sojourning here with relatives and
friends.
Revs. Koob, of Oran, and Klein,
of Kelso, gave Father Scherer a call
Monday.
Work was begun Monday at St.
Lawrence church eXcavating cellar
for boiler and digging cistern.
Married, at St. Lawrence church
on Tuesday, Frank Elchinger and
Bertha Esale. Our best wishes for
their future success.
Stephen Sherer had an experience
with runaway horse Friday. The
animal became frightened in front
of the Catholic church, the wagon
collided with hitching post and the
excitement of a runaway was all
over
Mrs. Nick Schlosser is reported
sick with fever.
Peter Bosen, our jovial southtown
blacksmith, has an attack of bilious
fever.
Ed. Miller, of Oran, was in our
town Wednesday. x.
The news boy., 1895-09-21
FROM COMMERCE.

Judge c. A. Leedy was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jno. Daily. R. B Heuchan and J.
8. Torbert returned from the encamp-
ment at Louisville. and were very
well pleased with their trip.
Ed. Daily and George Palmer re-
turned from their long trip down the
river ON tiatboat. They were gone
about seven weeks. and went as far
as Vicksburg. They are not much in
love with the lower end OF the river
They came back on the City of New
Orleans.
Quite a quantity of stock is being
shipped at present.
S. J. Wheeler left On the Mary
Morton Saturday after Il short visit
here.
Miss Mile Wuerz left for her
home at Kimmswick after short
visit to Miss Fannie Anderson.
Mrs. S. y. Allison, nee Miss Mamie
Jones, came in on the train Saturday.
VIM Canham was out buying stock
Wednesday.
Charlie johnson is collecting fares
on the Peavine this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Schaetfer are
mourning the loss of their baby.
which died Tuesday night.
Dee High and ]. H. Crowder are
still improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. n. Ireland and
their daughter Ethel left Sunday
night on the City of Cairo for st.
Louis.
c. NJ. Wylie drove up from Char,
lesion Sunday, returning the same
The news boy., 1895-09-21

Died. at white Springs, Mo-, OF typhoid
fever on SATURDAY. morning, September II,
lsa5 Joseph I. Anderson, aged 55 years,
Il days.
The news boy., 1895-09-21
Not so Crazy.

"A crazy or pretendedly crazy man,
who gives his name as Henry Lam
phere and who has been around Ben
ton for couple of months making
himself a terror to lone women and
a nuisance generally, was brought in
from the hills Saturday night and
lodged in Jail. He claims TO own
two farms in this county but cant
locate them. He admits having been
tried for insanity in Jonesboro, ILL.,,
acquitted and turned loose and ship
ped over the river to Birds Point.
The man seems to be perfectly sane
on most subjects, plays a good game
at cards and can read and write. To
saddle Scott county with his detent-
ion in an asylum would, even if he
were insane, be an act of gross injus-
tice to the taxpayers. He has no
claim as a citizen. He appears to be
simply q malingerer, with a bee
in his bonnet. Tuesday evening he
was turned loose and ordered out OF
the county.
The news boy., 1895-09-21
FROM BLODGETT.

If you ask the average Blodgettite
these days for news he will reel you
off list of sick people in and around
town such as will make you nervous.
But it seems we are not in worse
case than the balance of the county.
all which quite number of peo-
pie are walking around out of sheer
spite against the undertaken and de-
cline to be taken under. We are in
timately acquainted with one or two
such.
R. r. Agent T. J. Hunicke has
gone to his home in Jefferson county
and we have Il new man here whose
name we have not learned.
You We heard of Alexander
OF Macedonia,
A very hefty kind of man,
The best historians say.
But when his wife S mamma would
yell:
"There, Aleck, hold your jaw"
That warrior was the mildcst man
That mortal ever saw.
Marsh Adams and ben Marshall
were up at the hub Sunday. Marsh
succeeded in bringing Ben home
while it was yet day.
We notice in the Charleston Dem.
ocrat that the Liars Lair is again
in running order. More grease on
the bearings will be needed. however,
if the sample yarn submitted is a
fair one. The Blodgett Ananias has
expelled several members for getting
off some such weakened, jingle.
jointed lies as that given in the Dem
ocrat. Our club is in vacation at
present, but when that is overlook
out! INCoNUE.
The news boy., 1895-09-21
Jail JOttingS.

Weather is becoming more pleas
ant.
Constable Geo. Boston, of Morley,
came over Saturday of last week
and brought Jake Bear to contribute
five days worth to the county treas
ury for assault and battery.
Jim Albright, the terrible, is safe
ly under the key, and gave an exhi-
bition of his mighty slugging powers
last Sunday evening during recrea-
tion hour by pommelling a prisoner
over the head with piece of broom
stick.
Oh say! Come see the wild man
from Borneo. Are the people of
Scott county such suckers as to be
strung up by every old hobo coming
along looking for lost farms. Why
not put the ''gad" to them and make
them move along?
On Sunday of last week Tom Har-
din was discharged from Jail after
serving ten days for carrying con-
cealed weapons-making the seventh
sentence served out in here since the
9th day of July-each sentence aver
aging thirteen days, and we have yet
to hear of single instance of repen-
tance, but on the other hand they
all say they will continue to carry
their guns. Is there no remedy for
this petty evil. Speak out, ye mighty
Justices.
Vernon Reynolds, arrested in Mur-
Iphysboro ILL.,, charged with stealing
a watch from Geo. Snyder, of Diehl.
stadt, was safely landed behind the
bars here last week by Jailor Gupton.
The following is list of the regu-
lar boarders at the Hotel de Gupton
Chas. Westerville, burglary; A. W.
Evans, assault with intent. to kill;
George Null, assault with intent to
kill; Jim Albright, carrying coaceal'
ed weapons and assault with intent
to kill; Vernon Reynolds, grand lar
ceny; Jake Bear, assault and bat
terry,
The news boy., 1895-09-21
About Marsh Arnold,

Hon. Marshall Arnold will be a
candidate for congress in his district
next year. Arnold has been weighed
in the balance and found to be full
weight in every particular and the
democracy OF the Fourteenth cannot
do better than unite ON Marsh
Bonne Terre Register.
THE friends of Marsh Arnold are
groom ing him for congress next year
and say that in the proper time he
will be in the ring. Arnold is an able
man and the same combination OF
circumstances that defeated him last
year commends him to the people
now.-Dexter Messenger.