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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28

oDn Sermann mas biiiIe Snee bier to
Se1Df bic ibre @ltern.
- llnle @esupleber g. Spc5eI9>
fl mas lebt g8efen nit 8erbeterung
Der &pao bic Soeller's 2olbune be-
16afti9t III bat be be re6te Wtann
for Dat 9tmt is, lot lid bpr utI6luten,
oat uIe 9puntpruab jest 10 got is tuie
le mod lie mas.
- Hapa SSebel tuDr iebt gSefen to
fen @eburtstag pun ieinen Sreunoen
nit en- Stdnb6en iiberraldt.
= llie S6uIter, s. @pler eing
lebt g8efen up 8eiien unb as be to-
riid fam, bar be Iid en- id6ne 5rub
mitbracbt.
- @n I6Dnen @ruB an uIen platt=
biti6en rStOfel" uno rSummel."
&rii6nn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
Siherli6 Iejet Abr

Die in oieier 3eitune uer6fTentlibten
3eueniile betreffs 6uOo's Sarsa=
parilla. Sic beitatieen iiber ieoen
3iueifel binaus, onB Suob's fllrirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
Eines Knaben Leben gerettet.

Worte koennen nicht voIlkommen be-
sohreiben. was Hoods Sarsaparilla
fusr metnen Sohn gethan hat. Er
hattie seit seinor Kindheit an Blutver-
giftuug gelitten. Wiz versuchten yielo
ve-schie3enen Me0izinen. Aerzte
EchliElmer anztatt besser. Wir kauf-
ter cine Flnscho Won Hoods Sarsaps-
riua, und ais er Gle genommen hattie,
befand er sich etwas besser; nachdem
erzwei genommep, hattie or an Gesund-
heit und Kraft gewonnon, und sechs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28

81. Gyaus GoiUn uon 9}tp 9orf
bebnuptet, Elm iiCJeres Qeilnittei fin
bic StbminOillo1t entOett 81 bnben.
9a8ielbe 5eitebt mt5 ciler 2ulung
9arbOlIaure, tutlDe mt eiuen ltelt=
entoefren Sn!5c UernliiWt ii on5@lnt
ein9elpriBt u,yo, moourD Die I'M Sutz
per be1noliben &rnnthett@feime 6er<
it6rt tper0en uno nn6 flIr5er Bet elz
ne uoIIltdnOige 0cilung ejutreten lOl.
Sas neue NiIttel belBt r2lleptulin, "
uno penr Iib bnhclbe mlrflib be-
ipdbrcn iuItte, 10 pare oies Die le9enz
briueen0Ite Gut0e6iutg, Die jemats
auf benz @ebiete Der 2tr5ueifunbe &C.
mabt upr0eu, bu elm 0rittel Der
SubeSfG0e alli Re6nl,rg erS6mino=
1u6t gu leteu Iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28

@leUelano Iulppbl, ipie lein piel9ez
treuer Carlisle gingen geitern ibrcn
tui6tisiten @el6dIten noc9: Glepelan0
auf oer Gntenjag0 uno GorliSle an
Der Nep Yprter NSnu Street, inbem
CT iidJ nit ben.burtigen 8anfierS iiber
bic Sinan5laqc beS 2anbes belprab.
Gs ipu babel olei65etig ilber Die
6innn5l &c bes 9unOe5 belpracb. GS
iuI babel 9lei65eitie ii6er Die NtDgz
li6teit elmer neuen Ge9ierun9sanz
Ieihe, SIR. 5-perbonbelt ipurocn
Iein. Die bGufiocu 8elu6e Carlisle 5
bel oen g8aIl Street Sanfiers uno Die
ni6t minber bduiiqen ScIud)e Der 81
nansleute Der Mau Street in unlerenl
8uuoesld)nbantt in 9SaIbin9tun ideiz
rtcn Die pehintiitiI6en Sebauptungen
gu red)tferti9en, bnB Die Sereini9ten
Stnaten sur 3eit BON Ser 9iep Yorfer
9Sau Street aus re9iert iuer0en.
Gleuelnnb brnd]e nit Ieircr gan5el1
eSagoeeIellldnIt .nur I gnten ale
Saeobeute beint. ooiFentlic6 bal
@nrlisle in 9feip Yprf beilere @e=
Itbdfte eentabt. ct. 9uuis Srib:
iine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
Hoods ss:s52s ss:s9s Kurirf

Flaschen nachten ihn zu einem star
ken und gesundsn Jungcn. Es ist 1etze
zwei Jahre her seitdem er die letzta
Flascho Won Hoods SarsaparilIa Ge-
nommen und let seit iener Zeit die
Krankheit NIGHT wieder erschienen
und er ist nicht einen Tag krank
gewesen. Hoods ist Elm Segen fdr uns
gewesen, Und wir glauben, dasz es un-
seres Sohnes Leben gerettet hat. MRs
Dolly l.. FoRTNEY, Ivy, Missouri.
HOOd'H E'iiIcn sind handgemacht und volL
Iommen In Proportion und Ansehen. sc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
0ut fur Seneru.anal. .

SAT- Ssoerutouu ntmnit cine obfhhrenOe Mteotsin
I'm bas Spfem 81 reini9sn. urb ou6 babel cute Der
Oaupug uub Sretbett bon be9sueroeu Su erlau'
gen. 2os bette WitteI nm bieIeu SpsG Su erreibea
iit Simmons aeber ResuIator. gpaun bic 2eber
tbdti9 uub ssinnb it.ruoet mau m frei pou9auIoria.
BllipFt6t, uuperoauItdfeit trauteu aopfpeb uub
9sritopf,ng; unb bon jenem ouseeiHsrseItsn unb
i6put,R SefhbI. gDedt Cure 2sbss ouf burd ben
9sbrou6 bon Summons 2sber sfe9RlotOr uub Sbr
tperbet bon bieisu llebsln beireit. ais Elm Gbfhbr
mitteI hirtt Stmmous s:ber Rtenlaior beIier oIs
9iueH. Gs tuirtt Iei6t abftibreub uub srfrtSdsub.
gu erbaItsn Has d6cu oDrberettsD oter aIs FuIper.
70 su usbmsn posr siH xhee barous madbeu WseS0s-
tp6bnIia sethou tuirb inter benz oeutI4eu @uIA
70 Ssoes Ta6et bat oeH rotten ZsStena,
pei ani ocm ttmid,Iae.
j. III. ZEILIN & CO.,
Fh11adelphia, Pa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
'cirRS sssF
HOOd'S
SarS3DaTiEIa

Ee:nigt, bele5t und bereichert dae
Blut und giebt daher vollkommene
Terdauung und vollkommene Co
Eundheit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28

Die neue Repenues unoSarif6iQ lit
Iesten SienStag i'm Senot n6oelebnt
fporoen. 9ie Siu mnr nit iiberipdlz
tisenber Mebrbeit in Dem .republiz
fanil6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nn9e>
nommen poroen. SSnt Senat, tpo bic
Sepublitnner feline @tebrbeit baben
pereini9ten 9emofraten uu0 &upuliz
item 3eeeniiber, ipur0e iie nit ent>
1beibenber Mebrbeit suriicfeeordrtet
unb bat ni6t ntebr eilten S6atten
uun4usiidt, aneenumnten 5u iueroeu.
Die BiII tpar teinesiuegs etne Bar
teintaBreeel uno batte feinen nitoeren
.3tpef, ais Der @eloperleeenbeit, To-
tuis ben Deficits uno 8pnonnleibeil
ber Glenelano 'iben QbntiniItratipn
elm Gnbe su MAIDEN. Die Bill i9lue
ppr, uni bic @innabmen Der 8eeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
Die Natur bewegt
sICE2 I'm KrelSe

uc5 b7zicht Sich dies auch auf den
meU-c,Echen Crgenl8-aG5. Gutes Blut
ciebt gut~ Ve-dauuEG, wsehrend Cute
VerdaCung -Aateriai fuer roiches und
RcineS BsQt
lietort, D..s Bl1t reich an Ssuerstoff
UuA rotba2 RunfajChen Hefert dem
B--gen saCL-lti'chs Bestandtheila
EErs,r;;e16' '.yile,' A2sinilirung der Nah
rung, Wcir2; dem &oerper noting iss
UNI cute Gs5UHdhe zu verscha fen
vachreHd G-ncs, duennes, schwaches
BlUt, ScnmecEon und Krankheiten
Yorur.seCEt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-28
it16d)fntlidfr Aiarktbfri6t.
6etreioe, 211ehl, nj no.
Seoen 5reitae currieirt oou De,

Gorrieirt BON
JOHN FL. HELMERS, Grocer.
Die nneeeebenen 8reiie tperoen ODn
ben Sdublern (n1eiitens int Iaui6e)
besohlt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-03

store man: he corroborated the testl-
monv of the two last witnesses. lie
said that Crossen had told him ABOUT
the alleged happening before Lock
hart and Jones had come up. Said
that Crossen had told him the reason
he had not told about the matter was
because he did not want to be called
into court. Turner, under Mr.. BUS
bees cross-examination, said these
woodswere quite grid-lroned with paths
and were quite public, except about
the spot of the alleged happening,
where there was only one path to the
branch. Mr.. Busbee's object was to
show that the place was too public
for such a meeting as had been alleged
The prosecution offered affidayits of
witnesses, submitted to Mayor Russ
ait the time Christmas was up before
him for the shooting. Mr. Argo said
it was incompetent, but Mr.. Burton
said they were competent as corrob-
orative evidence. Mr.. Jones started to
read the affidavits, but the committee
said they could read them later
Here the prosecution rested, the de-
Tense calling Mac Fuller (colored)
Fuller said he saw Christmas about 6
o'clock by himself in the evening on
the edge of the woods.
Mr.. Busbee said the prosecution eX-
pected to prove by Mr.. Logan Harris
that he and his wife were on the ear
the afternoon in question and that
Mrs. Hamlin and Mrs. Hackney were
on the car and that Christmas was not
on there.
Judge MacRae and Mr.. Busbee, when
Mr.. Burton asked how long the gen
tlemen wanted for argument, said
they were perfectly willing for the
case to be submitted without further
ado; Messrs. DevereauX and Jones said
ditto. Mr. Burton said the committee
would like to go to the spot with some
body from either side to point out the
ground At 4:50 the committee adj
iourned to repair TO the scene of the
Alleged"
The committee went over the entire
grounds twice. They were first piloted
through the woods by Joe Scarbo-
rough for the prosecution, and lastly
by Christmas for the defense. Every
route and spot named was different.
Joe scarborough in answering ques-
items put to l2im Icy a member of the
committee became tangled up Christ
mas made statements concerning GER
tain paths contradicting the testimony
in court of Turner. Bv going over the
paths it was found that Christmas was
right. The committee will meet in
chambers in the Mayors Office at )
o'clock this afternoon for conference.
and it is expected the decision will
then be given out.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-30

str.i.8 be' inslaIty \ rul teen davt.
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wails sgrpsH8s. ~ leins eomuiItea AID
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asf,aat have asie to lfaps g. Cgbs
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NOTICE


]
h. Chsugyr,, Jane Term l'a5,
|CRns-MAN NJ. LINCOLN Adr Of
/ AtruIu,ib WOODWARD
It's
I Z. BURTON Abr
/ ABE thompson. Abr. q cd.
/ A uettiGn irr foreclosure Was filed IN said
c.use, A. u 9th u o. alleging tue eiec1ll Hon
/ of mortgage by Abraham Woodland ana Her
/ cil,fs WoadAArd bis site, March i6.h, 1881, n
! tse ssid Archibald No,dSS'd nos dectsst d
| upon lanes situate IN Rupert and described AZ
| being the lam Oh which We nov 1--we bound.
/ ed on the moth by ian Of MeIrltt tArreT and
| William l0omts, 90 the Wsst by lands OF Henry
/ .leldpu AID the estate OF George HRrmD u, on
/ A. south by lsuds ol Aim0n Nelson aud William
scott and lsudr lprmetly owned by CALVIN Cook
las T. ow cd on the east by lAude oi CFi us
| + sheldon and suds formerly Owned by the
rad GOWN Gookiur deoessed, aud being the
! lam conveyed to Abraham woodward bN go
/ y T,umbull aud wife on the 1911 day OF febtu'
| .ry 1861 aud Ieeorc ed IN Rupert land records,
Boob l6, page iSl, containing $50 acres more or
70 secure 81 800 With interest annually al
per c.nt nov Justly due and owing
6ilegiIg slsu that Abraham Woodward hAS
since " cased aud that A, Il. Burton IL hls duIy
appointed Administrator. Alleging also thal
| that Hefciors Woodward has since died ana
that Abe thompson is her duly appointed Al
| mipistrator Alleging also that the said AGRA
Lsm Woodward ditd tesiaie, and by the terms
! Of his, viii duly probsted Daniel woodward Ahd
| OrIey Temple we're made rtsldusry legatees OF
h,s entire estste, both real and personal, stttr
the death Of his wife the said Htrcllofs Wood
ward, all Of whom are made defendants 10 this
ruIt
Aud It appearing that the said Abe Thompson
Dauiel Woodward and Ofiy Temple re- ids and
are Wihoul this stste, so that said petition can
not be served upon them personally.
Ii il therefore ordered thai they be required
10 appear on the fret day Of the neat tenn Of
said court to be held at Manchester IN and for
said county, on the ist Tuesday OF June, A. ID.
1896 and also to cause their appearance therein
TO be entered with the clerk oi.ssid court on The
day aet Aforesaid, then and there TO make
sbsver to ssid petition, and that said petitioner
do nut lIsh the oIder thee weeks successivelY
ia ths Manchester JOURNAL, anewspsptr pint
al Manchester IN saii county the lsst OF when
shall be at loaut twenty days previous 10 inc
commencement OF SAID term OF court.
Aud notice 10 hereby given to the defendants
10 said suit that d motion viii be made TO
rhorlen the equity OF redemption IN the tsld
pre- miser, aud Tor that purpO aihdaYlts VIII be
taken before Burus sheldon, No airy Pubic, at
tie atoIe OF +. sheldon and Brother IN
Rupert, County of Bennington, at ~ O'Clock III
the orenoon Oh the oh day OF May 1896
Dated al Bennington IN sad county this 2Oth
day OF April 49, ..........-
HARRY T CUsHMAN Clerk.
MARTIN 4 ARCHIBALD, Orators Tor Petitioner
tt3S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-30

Some light Is throSn upoa the scla,l
situation 10 Cob, By tie following iuier
view vita J, traat CiafE. stsa c7rrapou
pondeat OF the uaitsi pfe.,. wto bss
.ast srr.rsi ia Ssv I5fk from Hs,aaa
Nj Cla!k ssl ::
"Three conclusions i9res thtmsslvs.
npoa Es Sc the ,eault o. avs noalh. ob
ssrvail9a Ct The progress Of the rsvolaiiou
10 CabA The lasatge1n are mskins a
te=GEsbly good astL Spsla hss dsnon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-30

W ETATF on YrrnuNr District u Mapchester,.s
81 u remembered, that al a session 0i TIE
! Probate Court holden at Manchester, slibtn
aud for snid District on The mad day Of May
A. b. 1896
PRESENT., Hos. ". x FywLtR Judge.
Pred h. Fish the EIocat1f 90 be Estats ~
Mar r. Young late Of Manchester 10 sAld
DisIict dcctassd. pfessnted % ssld Count tis
petition 10 Wuuug. Tor license % cell all Of the
real ostAte u ia deceased - pay he iHRAeirs
zui charges Of admin slrAtiou.su herein max.
ing Application 70 said Curt tor itesg.e to make
such sale
II IL 0rd,rtd. That ~ persons interested Ia
the ostats ~ sad deeeAte be- bgtIfad ~ sppeu
before said C0urt, al the Probate u'hat 10 haa.
chester, DO raid Disltlc'. Oh ihe 9ih day II
MAYA u 1906 ~ 30 O'Clock in the Forenoon. y
publication q this order, three Nssks sueees,
slFtly previous thereto 10 tbs Manchester jyCH.
Nal. newspaper pf3nte1 At bapehtstof Elpfo'
said. 10 shOs cause. " any ths} nay have. Wy
rsId license fbsuld not bt granted.
503s " -. EDGEhlOs. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-30

l.. Grippe is coniounded by many per
sons with severe attack OF catarrb, which
Ia some rep, cts resem bles the formef
These IudIyldnsls suffer severely with palu
abou tue forehead, eyes aud ears, with
soreness 10 throat and stuppsge OF the
ussal passages. and 10 fact are iucspacita'
I'd for work Of any KIND Tor DAYS at q time
These are ca,afthul suh refs Ely's Cream
b ,lm has been used with the best retultf
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~ STATE o. vermont. Disue' gthauchastef, -
/ 10 PROBATE CONT ufld Al Marebsaier, slthiu
sad i5f said Disuuct, On The ltLt day gf ApIi
a. b. -.
! Present; hos K. F0wLEu, Jadgs.
/ IoLh II rhtl80u, Aamiuisifai0r - the esiHia
/ Of 0safEs Is Rogers iais u rupert Ia ssid Die.
{ triri deceased. pfesfHts pstt4ea 10 aflilng
tbsFsin Getting forth that be hss been uhAblt ~
cell and Itspgse ~ The real AMI psFs BAL estate
! n ne ss4d 8eceased 10 tLt adyaptEgs u aaId
/ estatr Ard the pefsgus lrtsftsitt thereto Aud
I IL wholly uhAbls " pay HE dtbts - tas ieesas
| cd sHhIa The tIme AFfet9fJfs limited by sslI
! C8aft TOR that pgTpassi and ptaYng saii cart
/ i9f al s1teu'lgn gi TIE time CngtsailJ sligsed
| ~ that pafposs
WAcfsaDJn, "A 10 ordered ID said Cogft. tlat
sEli pstttIoa b. referred 20 ssssisp tb erect,
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afgfssa s. 10 the 9Eh daY a ma A. u iDl.
Tor hEalBg sU1 deeltl4a thereon Aal
DO il turtle ordered tlst usties L8fsyf 8a Riyfa
ga al peFsshs lgtsIsstHd. by publication u tie
zane thFss sscas sueeafsys lg DO The NsIasrs-
Ter JOUEakI . peArpspsf published - hs c1ss-
ter Previous ~ sad time appgiatsd flf ltsulg
hat tier nlay appsAf a. ssta ume ADJ tlshu Ela
sLoa easss. u Auy they may have, shy sald
gstyHf sa9ald l1t be gfaufsas
true Esggfd.
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A notable victory Tor good government
sn sou 10 toe municipal election 10 Sss
Oue.us TacsisY The coatesi vs. b.
iseea The cltiz rs league and the Demo
cratic state IN ,obtBe, sni The citizsus ~ou
by 1000 TIE! nifty. II vs.. 20 mere PSI
,isss contest, but 'sa implscsble .nd %
compromising rci.rs made by hoae.,
ei,iz zoe upuu the bribs takers I'll bl.ck
mGilefs, toe cofrupiloaists, the jobb ~
sbd The robbers that hsve been raanias
ID" city soverbmeat lot year. The Il
pablsesas Iaej uiib the league uadrr
the leai Of tE Gov Wunoa,h. sol the
oesrJ vote ass tbtosn sIma.t soiiily sltb
The Iesgrs. 10 the ststs slseliou beli The
sane day, the Democratic ms orty sbos,
besvy ts.liDg 81 ttom that 10 tbs ls.t
tao ptrsiisatisl ysAu
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