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GEORG ETO " n.

ASCTHTR CHILD MURDER-The holy OF
81 white female child was foand this mnrnIng
underneath JarbOeS cooper shop. on water
street. From the bruised condition of the
Cnild's bead 10 Is evident that IT was InG
Cered. The coroner was notified.
NEW GRADE.-Water street is being filed,
between High and Potomac streets, on an
average 81 feet, ID conform 10 the newly
established grade.
THE GRAIN MARKET. 200 bushels OF
wheat sold yesterday at from - - To II l.
per bUshel; corn sold ct from 81 to % cents
per bushel for white and yellow.
RIVER AND CAEAL.-ATrived. by the
riveT-SteameT JobB Gibson. from New
York. cOnsi gned tn II. i. \. Denham, with
general merchandise; schooner Kitty Ann.
with .iO0 bushels of wheat for Hartley 4
Bros. By the canal-Boat Hattie and Bessie,
with 3 400 bushels of wheat and Il5 barrels
Of flour. for Hartley & Bro. Cleared-Steamer
New York, for Philadelphia.
FISH MARKET.-SimmonS & Co. to-day
sold 80 O90 herring. al from - to ~ per thOu-
sand. Shad sold at 50 per hundred.
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The Washington Grove Camp Meeting
Association.

a meeting of this association was held last
evening at Metropolitan NJ. F.. Church, a.
which The churches of the District we're wen
represented. Rev. DF. Newman opened the
reetirg with devotional exercises. pr F.
Howard presided, with Mr.. r. r. simpson as
SECRETARY.
[Fe president submitted his report. show
I-C what improvements had been made at
Jle grounds near Gather burg. and referring
10 the second camp there last August * hav-
ing been a grand success. The conversions
have been from 80 To III There were 2oo
tents on the ground TTD payments mad
been made fOT the grounds and two remain
L. nc met.
Mrs. II Stremetz. the treasurer. Pre-
SeutC,; his annual report. showing total re-
CENTS, S'5I2.o1, and total Disbursements.
\. -. to. leaving "a naSancs On band eft ~rSiSj.
The SecretaTy said that he had a list Of de-
liuvuent subscriber to stock. Rev. Il. F.
Brown made motion. which was afOpteI
that the names of delinquent subscriber he
referred 10 the executive committee. Wi TIA
instructions that they use ali Efforts To col
lect these subscriptions. and il they failed,
they were empowered To strike the names
frOa The association.
MessTs. Woodward, Morgan and Decide
: were appointed "A committee tc nominate an
executive commit tee and trustees FOR the en-
. suing year. and they retired and SUISSE
yueHtiy rep0Tte,! the following, WAC were
Executive COmnitfec-M esSrs. T. II. Ll0C-
ley. ". &. Hunt. T. L. Morgan. II. ]. VIVA
len. G.. t. Woodward. J. Z Ri%g.eS. J. Ct.
u. Z. -
Wilson, John y. Ruff. George ]. Han Rov.
+ u. owen, Grafton MUuIoe and James :.
Erwin.
TruSteeS-Ur. r. Howard. W. r Wool
ward. j. T. Mitchell. h. II. SfincmetZ. VI IL.
Emery. John W. Wade. ThOS SoUarville.
+ Alex. Ashley. r. Y. Willett, l.. +. Simpson
and Rev. Il. y. Brown.
Rev. Il. L. Brown moved that Il was the
I sense nf TIE meeting that the camp c mn
mence on Wednesday, August ith, and close
on Tuesday. Eth; agreed Ia.
II elder vVa &
requested To inaUguraic and conduct a series
Of meetings preliminary TO the camp meet
ing. and similar To those held last year.
Mr.. Ashley presented preamble a ld reSO-
luton looking TO the prevention Of the run
ming of trains To and from the camp meeting
grounds on sundays, and also opposing spec
, UlatOTs' margins on tickets. On motion of
hr. Mitchell the resolution was referred to
the board Of trustees.
Mr.. GiddinCs hoped the board would adopt
plan by which persons who could not come
. on other days than Sundays could be accom-
mOdated.
The advantage of plating ont the camp
ground as "A means OF stimulating sales OF
cottage sites. was discussed, after which the
meeting adjourned.
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ATPFsTFD ONy A TI'TrcpAv I-o.f
letters from, the PeHplc.

EDITOR STAR.-Thp square No. 2SD be-
tween 18th ana 18th. W and Boundary streets
northwest. containing Il houses and over 2Jo
Inhabitants. is entirely without supply of
water. The boundary street sewer cuts of
the two springs OF pure water, the two wells
are useless. and we cannot tell how much
sickness must ensue unless the matter is
Immediately Temedied. Please inform yOur
many Interested subscribers how they NAV
secure that best Of Eatuse's gifts pure water.
STRSFRIETR
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Celery aud ChanIomiIe


nr. G. W. BenSon's Celery and Channonile
Pills are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches. Neuralgia, and Nervousness and will
cure any case. r. q matter how ObSti mate il NAV
be, of either Sick, Nervous, or DySpaptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
SlcepleSSueSS. Price 80 cents per box sent
post free To any address, or may he ordered
through any druggist. Office 100 North Eu-
Jaw street, Baltimore, Nd. Sold by all Drug
sistS. Charles StOtt 4 Co, 4sO PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, agents for Washington. 2.2j, TIN SD :
For Moth Patches. FreckIes and Tan. ask
your druggist for PeTry's Moth and Frcckle
Lotion. II is reliable. For PimpleS on the
Face. Black-Heads or Flesh Worms. use
IrTUS jHpT0sod C0wcigJc and PUap'o R,gl-
etV. he Great Skin Medicine, or consult Or.
b. {. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. SOL:
A DivIn" N"aICiue
is exercise IN the open air and sunshine.
and il is best taken 10y daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who pGtrOniZe DIR. Whites weIl-'IuOwn
establishment fOrrelief from COrnS, BuniOnS.
troublesome Nails, &c.
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District Government Affairs.

The market employees received .heIr pay
TO day.
An order mas been issued ar Tho r,v,,g er
alley in square 40 with cOAhIestn;,ps
An arrangement has oae,l ma 10 f,,r rpzai-
Ing the inferior cor crete l,aVcInentS of Ulis
District. The cost IL DC charged to the con
tractors who have dOrS the work sYl pay-
ments withheld thereon
The District commissioners received a
communication to-day from Health Officer
keene, informing them that the Board OF
Health had condemned the vacant space
north OF Centre market, bounded by Penn
sylyania AMI Louisiana avenues and an and
.ih streets, as public nuisance. and request
ing some action of the Commi toner's LOOK
ing towards its abatement. The case was
referred 10 the chief engineer, wi ia "A request
tbat early action be taken i'm the premiS
There being question as 10 title between
the District and the market-house company.
IL il understood that the COmmi SSiOners will
have the space graded, planted and soddei.
the expense 70 be pail by the party in whose
favor the title Is found to be vested.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas +. Wag-
gamAn, No. SO eth street, sold YESTERDAY. ~
huctiOn, 10 r. II. Ryan, lot b. in square &C.
with improvements, for - 600.
Mes>rs. DuncansOn Bros. sold yesterday
2tfCrr con, for Henry NJ. Baker. trustee, a
tract of land containing two acres. with the
Improvements, situate on the Good Hop
road, about quarter OF mile from the
navy yard bridge. TO George Mason, for
SI,C5O.
ARRESTED on A TfLEGRAH-Last even
ing Major Richards, superinten le 10 Of police.
rsCe iyed tele-Tam from Chief Nixon. OF c.
lunlhia. =. C.. requesting the arrest of Sam
Uel NeiSbcTgcr, Il discharged soldier, on The
charges of fraud and swindliu@. u .tgc:iyes
CCOmeS and McBevitt took the case in hand.
and arrested him at the pavmaSter general :
office this morning. He is held for a reuufSi-
ton from South Carolina.
PRCPERTY-OwNERS who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason of public Improvements can now file
their claims with j. &. Lay d Co., No. 223 Z
street.
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LOCAL Ne " ).
Ar,nsements. SC, re.yirht.

For,rs OTerd EE0,lse-Tbe baaut!iaI Mrs.
RCuSby a. the Lady Elizabeth IN ''Twixt
axe and crown.
NG'Jof0l The0'er - Taly'S F1f'h Avenue
TheafsT company i'm Tee bis BONANZA"
ThEGfeT CU7li4Us 1st- 81 nov faces is2 an
excellent miscellaneous T-D-T3IliEe Of >qc-
sia}tieS.
AUeluse Thf0'1T.-FiTSf appearance Of soy
tTal new STAR in vocal .~:n and minis -elSy
performance. Concluding with re e.tu-csn.
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EkE PEBABEhU TEACHES PIANO Ma.
~ aCEY and 'hc CUitigsti,u 81 the Voice 70
49, Llih street northwest. AG1ress - ~,
ts5thtSEA'H siEyn >'or~. deci4 Is
TEGLIS6, EEESCH- AED CLASSICAL ~
a 81 tIt 4 = fo- yCurR I-ti.-. y : N,g frrk s7r
~" nor Ev 81. Mrs. fSSE5u IACESgE. Prr-H.
III s.yrlth annual a=ssicu tasi-s On re igrs ~
apt-T, her '1L. aru.s-.r
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THOMAS BOWLING will sell this evening
AT ms book sale corner Pennsylvania avenue
ana lith street, fine collection of rare old
American and foreign coins, Also, n collec-
iloD Of autographs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuej IN
Rudolph AufenGhie and Rosa Schwei r. Hez.
Sipe, Jr., anu Mary A. Kaiser. George Con
and Ida Arth.
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CIT Y | 7 f MS.

Go AT ONCE TO KiIwell X Henderson, iNs
9Th street, and select Your wall paper and
window shades from their new styles Just re-
cotVed, anu selling at the lowest cash
prices. 5Ip6
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FINANCIAL AND COMuERCxaE,
Washington Fish Market
Tho NarLafs

SOD by X. y. Golden q Bro, fish agents
ScOO shad sold from - TO so per hundred
10000 herringS sold at - to $40 per thousand
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THE SALE Of those me oil paintings ROW
or ehhlbitlCn a. i2i .th street. under Oh
ttIlows nall, wtu cOhme.l &c ;i.is aTiernoon
Al o'c!ccs End 6e continued this veninps 40
95o of'Ocs, ~ Thomas Bowling ag,;ioneer.
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Adorn Ycnr Paris and Lawns,

Largest stock Of Vases, Urns, >;tatuarv
Fountains and iron Furniture for GarIen
and Cemetery use in the city, at Hamilton
* Pearson's, y. NJ. {. \. Building. 9th and
- StIcctS. ~ coz.
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ECRIAL oF THE INFANT or T4r J,p,~
~ MlNi.TER--On SUNDAY last ths only
~ ,i III Ill miami daughter born ia This city
Ie" WetHs ago of the JapaneSP Ninisrer
Was Inferred In Oak Hin Cemetery IN -
iIestIlce oi me japanese legation and z few
%meficah friends II the minister's family
Mr.. Howe, 81 lie GeC-setOwa Pres5r aria,,
church. - '~44S'
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4 MEXICAN LINE.
MISCELLANEOUS

XIV SPRING STYLE CARRIAGEs.-UEsg "a
a y OF the latest New York styles Of xx>> a
1hk anc Pony PhgtOas, Ton and n fs y
Top buggles, sash aud Low Door AID ~
umr seat Carriages. Ssc-nd hand Carriage ratan
~ eSchsaEe. Csli before purchasing eIsevt.ere z
~, sChMiDT g. CO, No. SI9 Its Stree, Ie-
/. -, &c u, Wellington, sn5 % W. "a sLts
'eet, baitnnofe. Au. rrsvt1 ~
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BANKERS.

T. NCb. 1tM6NFN 60,
A.. ciNhEhS.
Lave rffnrN 81 tr"lr Banking House "a I Z IF.aET
~ lLblNG. corner -th ana streets
They srv 3 PARED 1r B. general BFukirE t- .i-
ue-s, r'cttsc u Goss SUI ert r0 cHrS ~ - t,
Drafts On Baltimore Plfir1ti plls ana M 3 rr-.
buy ard Eel Foreign ENSLaECy, and MAKE tsI-C-
u"u- on all point ar-a ~
$50. 500. $500. $1,000
InCe,f"d iII STOCK l'rirtf..TtS "a Wat stree,
leads g many thousands 0i dollars Vr,Tt Currr.-
teuNiNr ~ riNcA'CTv cIrculsrs, containing detailed
s,si, re us AID guats;,l g- g az stocks deal
INV YORK STOCK ENgH ANGE.
ualird Ire" 90 fhD-, i-'rrg -Ytrli ate Al lr.-s
ALIEN. kRuTIBNGs IA,
EiNF thN AND haDaEkS
orr y ! Stock EACAaJEe. IL " al -, =. \.
fvS -.th-Iy
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BALTIMORE, May U.-COttOu outflow middIings
- saiJ5a: lour quiet aud steady; prices unchang"
heat duil and weak-No. western amber, IS:
No. do. ! AZ; HiN ed do, 3sal AZ No ? western
r,d, l<cal ~, other grades unchanged. Corn
southern dun and lower; strong and higher:
southern white Sa9l do. yellow, 80; western mixed
., oats qulet but hTIn-s0uthern. SnaSl western
White .b western mixed, IS. Rye quiet-l l5al Is
Hay quiet and unchanged. Provisions quief but
hrmi prices unchanged Pork, 22.5Oa23. Butter
hrui and unchanged. Petroleum nomnaI-6airy
y. " '-O"
NEW YoRK, May n.-Stocks dun and lower
4yl. Gov eTnments steady '
NEW YORK. May ll-flonr quiet AMI unchanged
W neat unsettled and scarcely - firm. Corn dull
u NDoN, May II u 81 2. m.-ConSols Tor none
;atsa"ii for account, gIsgiS United States 10 Al
bonds, lJE3. Erie railway shares, 2I5s.
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THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION of the
capture or 1lc0nderOga took place yesterday
at the Old fort with great eclat 4 nrocpS-
SION OF some SIX thousand persons moved
along the line of march OF Colonel Ethan
Alien IN lt'5, with music and many banners
aIler which suitable patriotic addresses were
delivered by prominent gentlemen. The Gel
ebration closed with music and saluteS OF
cannon, and appears TO have been success
altogether.
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necfhes. PI.st,elbfsi't-@ TJ-t'IE.
OyyfCE OF CHIEF STsN.L OEFs--eE.,
WsETTINI.TnS. u " L. LIZ

ECr the lower Lake the m. i'|s al east
en- states. southwest wiCis. stationary or
falling barometer. warmer. clear weather.
followed in tlr ,uwTf i1Ec- 80 g}p-.iy AMI
possibly rainy weather TDc rivers VIII
tuaUgt but little.
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n LEGISLATOR ARRESTED FOR STEAL
ING-Jonn Pest of Stone Horn q ,,n,,Ih
oil The Massachusetts, House of Representa-
yves, was arrested by a detective in Boston
Yesterday for stealing II 800 from the safe of
aaron Hill, prominent merchant
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Devlin e. Co.,

apEly lIO6 STREET
GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE, UNDER IN
- suraaoe, at the new auction house of h r
ZIMMERMAN SON, No. GAL Louisiana ave.
near 1th street northwest. tRepl ap27-I
NO HUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay a fair cash
price for any Kind of Ladies' ,.Gents and Child
rsn SECOND. HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS,
S6UES, &C., 623 7th street, between r and q
pASTURAGE FOR COWS AND HORSES. Ap.
MIN I k to J NO. KNOTT Jr;, At Z. LyOa.'-S
W alter street, Georgetown. Payment required N0-
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THE EDITOR of the Chicago Times is hav-
ing hard time. Once in jail and twice CON
Nlcted OF libel in single month, and several
indictments stu pending. In the last libel
suit he WAS convicted OF calling a lawyer a
"shyster, and fined $500. Truly the wayS
OF lho "lhdeneElcntN eliInr is harl
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Gun RID LINE.

'sTLCE.
TN 20 VIZ ~ .Iaf-.-.IIuE trF s-l-r.z . Or.
EsicD, the ste.I.-s g ,hIs Lius Ia, I. $40.
coUrse Tor Al. =sa 20 q he year
on the 0utWarr ls1-a-. froIa Dre.r-=. .u0 - ~
iC1A or Bo>,gn. 80 s-.s Meridian u = d. IS Jar I
nothing 20 the Uufil 90 -.
tA The tunioEs gIe- tgs, crossing ffr Merida i.
al & lat, OF n-tlilg 70 the north ii =
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SIKING AND SUMNER GOODS.
~ NENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children : Imported Striped Hose. from g g. s.,
25c. PAIR, lest Brl-lsh do 5NC.. 7tc, Ladies d.
$50: Ladies hitc lose, inll regular. PAIR I: A..
BaibTigEau, extra long. Uubleachad 5Qc Men' l,-t
British hail H0se, super-tout sup-riue. splendid
go"dr, pair 81, Mems fino Lisle Thread. pair :
Men iul regular half II Sc. DC. Nm : dlufle
heel do pair 25c Ladie, Li-le Thread Gsunll-t-
Glove. &c; LsGie>' two Button kid-. fine clr,Is
81 Men ids, Culor- and black, 81; Lace IT,.
&c; Painted and Black Fans, &c. Painted. E'sek
ana nne Jap Fan. &c. Black and MhI;e sam
an gl stick, PAINTED and CpOrel large Fans only
Il Children Lace Hoods and Cap-. Nrrg nice. : 4
button tohlnd. soc badies' CuloTed Linen Aprons.
ntW = le, snc: thildrel's Sun Bonuets. DC. -
Glrs Law W alsts. Embroidered front. : Lali.--
me hite Tucked skirts. handsome rheInisa. / s-s
Gowns; Short q wEs. fne Embroidered DTaw.r~,
ony 81, me Scotch Ginghaun. large sun Umbrellas.
: ! Travelling SatChCls, Hand Satchels and Bag.
ana Baskets ~ large variety, from Elc to ~hssl
StraEs- zac-, &c. and J; balls GlyceTiue .ap.
Zc.i rackage- Brown Windsor Soap. &c. Gartu
Tool aUc me SlcreU~C rpts 7sC the very hest
StcreosCupiC Views Of Washington and the ONT q.
world, 8 per dozen; hne Walnut Picture France.
con Plete 2fc. ac-, 81, - Gilt and Velvet Pka.o
Fielrf-' &C 4 : ]. splendid Towels lnc. &c. Yec
hAd 5i,' BIRD ag = very nice, n aud : 20. tie
Ialr and clothes BTu-hcs. 25c.. gee ami : 4. tine
Micro>Cn D. with Objects. 81; Vases aud St4fusffa-
smoking SETS and SPittopuS, Bouquet Holder. g.
&C I" 81, go sets Of Cr"lsUt AT : !, s.. -.
Gu - - aAG -, cheaper than ever. Can and
examine them. ODr stock Of cheap aud med ann
tntiHeTate II; u cHmprises everything that j. new
an pfetty and the p lce- range from 2jc up % -
ana TN. quality D FAR ahead 81 nythiug Wnish .a-
been offered heretofore al these prices.
Is. SILNERBERG
aT-' " ri y Iih street, near Penn. avenue.
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nENLlN & CO,
DENLlN & co,
tNEW TORh,)
1905 Il SFEEEE.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

tCA'-H DEI III MI v L.
FOR OUR CT STOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
De FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOE
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EHPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE Up IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORpEBS FROM OUR READY MADE STOCK.
READY MiDE CLOTHING.
Al OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK. CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHlLDRENS SUITS, AND SPRING
0NERCOATs, FROM WHICH WE FILL Oh
DERS IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE OR
FURNISH READY MADE.
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MoDIFICATION OF THE ORDER AZ To
PoLICENEN's UNIFoRNS.-This morning
captain Brock. of the Metropolitan police
force, promulgated a modification of order
No. 2S5, made by the police comm toners
February 18th, ISL. which required the po-
iicenlen 10 wear their uniforms while off
nuty as Well as when on duty. Hereafter
IRE members of the force will be allowed To
wear c1tizens clothing between the hours of
q ciock a. M and p. m. when Oft duty and
al DINER times when desired by special per-
mission From to-day overcoats and belts
may be dispensed with, and frock coats used
Win the bntton at top fastened This will be-
teTing IN uniforms closely buttoned during
the warm season.
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Spring stock j. fu ard COR r'r.e. the largest and
SnfaPest stock % nsdilm and low TricHi Dry G'0l~,
NaftiuCs. ard tfi Cloths that can h found in town
large st * Of rlaid aud Pain Dress G oil for
suits = cents NJ. The chc1 r"-t BLACK S'3k AMI Al
paca~ - hc Eaa. En' Of Dress Goods AZ IS cents.
c7si 5-9s cents Harris. Seamless end Victoria Two
Init,E HID Gl0yes. medium sId iE'l- -haias. Ham
burg idgiUCs and Inserting. ~ domestic sold a. A
shad" above cost Can aHd see how cheap am sell
Ing goods this spring.
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&. TAO. BROWN,

Nay "a No. I2t Bridge street.
BARGAINS. bAHGNIs> BARGAINS
- Spring and summer DRhSS COOS, Iu Al
the new ard popular styles.
Victoria Lawns. part Linen, riIvc-. Or-qu1ins
&c. Parasols AT sun Umbrellas. FROM 80 ce ~ -
s. cloths, tassimcres. and Linen DriliiErS b.
Yard wide Pacific PCrcAles, choice styles cents
Co't"IS ard Caiicnes at lowest prices. one case
COED Bleach, q ShiTting A. 10 cents, worth l2E,
Al OUE NEW STORE,
los BRIDGE STREET
srSO-cwt EFSIANIN MILLER
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

=
EE0RGET0V SAVINGS BANK. u, &.
~ 81 HIGH STREET
hsrE n nrs- q Ia 3 T. ard ~ Ns'U-dRys
90 % CeiNe q p-sit~l until p l. or 4 psa
deF.sits G-ss "a Ranking Rus5ae-s ,,us. 'ni col
i'cttcrs Eta !c n all .. csSsiHl- rsiafs ri>rDaHt
day. Mo- dave. n POLKENHURN. President.
BARRETT Cashier
E,vsr'srS.-h. Poltinhoru. Henry pis kson, Riley
= shin. Fhos bowling, z. I -. p,ey, =. - HarI-
Icy. J. Aiscbe!s FTrt. ". Ac,ss. Thomas
Knowles maY1 tu.~-Iy
N'TICF-Nr. YIN. ovsas hAyirg seli a-d
Transferred 20 ms sl his interest IN and u the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
lately conducted ~ tis a; No 81 Hi.h street. a 4
business Viii hereafter b. rariac.e5 b. me sUl ia
nv name. ALEXANDER TENANT.
Georgetown. n. c . May !. ISIS ursylG tr-
w f. aEYNOU6,
1872 BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN, L. c.,
Has now ready all the Spring STYLES II
HATS. HATS.
ZINE SILK Hats n 20 70 80 20
Men, and Boz fpe Straw Has.
, Fine S'fJ aud sin Fell BATS for Nsr and BOYS
Every class Il goods produced in New York ~ So
let from. EypHSss !oFr, therefore bargain viii De
given. Tn.vs I'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22

lin MoNerfcftn aus @didt III
brin9cn, madt man cine isbr ihmade
Nuf0iunA bon GbIorfaIt IN 9Soilcr Il
flcincn &beeI0ncl uoa Salt in Elm Otter
@oncrG iciht Die 6luni0tcit iorQtdItia
onrd, 10 roB nidtS bon Dem Salf ourin
hleibt, mo taubt Den 6lcfcn in o,ciclbc
SIT er nidt ioQIcid OcriHmunGcn, 10 lcQt
man Den StoH e,niac Wtinutcn lang IN
Ole SOnne unO micrcrbolt pu5 &rrrab
rem. Damn miro Die Stclc in rctntnl
Moller gut o~usgcwuihcu. Wuf ctcit
Melie f0n"en lie Slcfcn cnticrnt mer.
DEN, obne Dem 3euac oocr Ger Sarbc III
lbooen, pcnn nur Die &uItl6iuny gt16.ig
Uerounnt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22

SIS man a { SticfeIfu IL
@ir entnebmen Cincm g&eAicl-
blatte S~olgenoes, mas weniQitsnS wObl
eiuen &eriud mertb wdrc llnttr unicren
mduuIiden 2eicrn beiinoct ii6 mntl
&eincr, Ser nidt idon Die llnanucbmlttl
felt burdaemadt bat, bes MtOrgcna
Sticfcl anSuiicben, Die am Sage ;ugor
uoB gcluOrSen watcn mo gum 3mcf ocs
SrodcumerSenS iibcr MHAt bciu Ci.n
seitnnoen BADEN. Sic @cinc uuo Nujr
Itcfen wie in cincm SWroubitof llnl
bod lit Dem llcbcl 10 lciMt obiEGclfcn.
N1mlid), wcnn man 0cS Nhcnr5 Die mai
len Sttefel 0uS;icbt, fiIe MAJ lie bis
gum Guno nit truf.ncm 3ufcr. 0ltie
8etrelOe0rt Sitbt 6clldtigfcit icby gem
an uno miro balO ieocn Yortitcl uor
9tdNe aus bem 9eocr 0ufgci0ugt bubcn
Die &0rner idDcllcn oa0ur1 oil H.. iiilcn
Ole Stiefcl aus, mic Gin gut on!legcnbcr
9riiten. Ncs MforgcnS iino Die Strcfcl
trofcn, olnc bart 81 icin MAN i0uttct
Den Safer i'll Elm q f6en uuO trnfnct thu
binttr DEM Sfcn fUr's u0d?ite Deal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22

g 6 q + en- Der Sicncn.-
@cnn Die Siencu bic eriten Sumptome
oes Sdmdrmcn<NSoueus seiQcu, TO rdtb
EN- alter YrNt;ltuS- utritopft man cini;e
Slu9lnhcr oes Stpfcf, 10 DAB cs Oeu
Sbtcrcn bctrldt!ihc 3cit nimnt, hrrnus>
Sufommen Oh Der Sdrwlrm sum Sucil
aus lulNen Siencn be'ebt unO m1udc
BON rieicn nod nidt i'm Stunbe nnn,
gut iu fiicgen, unh oa Ger Sdwurm 9ftd,ts
tbun fam, che ole bcraus lino UNI IN DER
Suit b'rumf lle9eu, 10 wcrben bel ocr&yr
lan9iamunl oesNuS ie9enS hieSdmuheu
boIO mlloe unO Ioicn iid bei Ger Scr0cts
llbfeit ibrcr Scmiibungeu lleber uieocr,
nm ll6 fIr ibre Sei(e 3u itdrfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22
0emeinnubi9eS.

-&artofeIfdfer. ScrSctfu6,
iebe brittle 9teihe SartofsIn III 9anf SIT
pfIan;en. bat Td al5 Elm !pirfiamer
Sdub gc9sn ocn &drtofeIfdfcr srluieiem .
Der Seriud waro I'M bergen Sabre BON
,iuei bcbrutenocn Surmsrn res GOuntp
@oooforb esmadt unb ermies iid ais
uoIlfommen erfoIgrsid. Gs it etiuns in
Ocrn lungcn 9anf. mas bie Safer nift
pertragen f0nnen uno iis blieben BON tenn
10 bspFan;teu 2anOe fern, wdbreno he
Elm nnbcbsi qele3eue5 Stiif &%artoTeaanb,
ouf ucIdes fejn 9anf aeidet mar, pcrs
becrten. ollie Sdrntr ioIltcn i'll bici'm
6ribiabr isncu Geriud MAIDEN. Ser
Grtraa an 9anfiamem enti6dOi9t iis
aasin fir sic MIbe.