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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-12-29

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-12-29

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1876.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
G. G. CoRNNELL & SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
I4Is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opp 1site wIllArd's Hotel.
Jes9-tf
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co.
ARE SELLING

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ARE SELLING
i ID. superior GREEN TEA Afor.......5Oc.
HID. superior OOLONG TEA ror......5Oc,
lib. New York State BUTTER for. .35c.
L dozen fine large BANANAS for. zoe.
9 sdozen fine large BANANAS for.....S1.
3Ibs. New York State BUTTER for. 81.
5Iarge cans stabler's genuine Bart.
lett PEARS, in sirup, for...........Ss.
6Ibs. pure Vermont MAPLE SUGAR
fOr......."........... ......................"SI.
7Iarge cans TOMATOES for...........S1.
7Iarge cans PEACHES. In sfrup, for Sc.
s1-sIbs. CRUSHED SUGAR ror......SI.
sI2 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR for 81.
sIbs. "A- SUGAR ror....................SI.
10 lbs. &C" tnearly white) SUGAR
for................."...... ...........SI.
10 lbs. NEW TURKEY PRUNEs for 81.
10 lbs. New York State EUTTER for: SO.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.,
GROCER9,
[MAsONIC TEMPLE,I
Corner Ninth andF sts., opp. q. 8. Patent once,
ELPHoNZO YOUNGs. I
JEROME F. JOHNSON. myS-ThSTutf
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Hans Carenhlam,

We find it oud by der book dot Adam II forgot
his oder name) vos de irstest man.
Eve was der nexed. Won day dey got drubbled
erbOud eading some gwinces, und Tos kicked oud
Of der garden.
Cain und Abel Vos de frstest shildren. Cain
got mat und put a head on his brudder und den
lite out. He vos Won pad boy.
YOnah Vos q hshmaker. Won tay he gone TO
per goospont 10 cotch shrimps, und ven he vos
looking for bait he walked right away ov a vahe,s
moulin. But der whales make him boody walk
gEiek out again. He VOs too shtrong mlt der
hsh's stummix.
Solomon knows more as everybody He don
wood cut little poy in beces to seddle disturb
ance NIT two gals. He said It Vos peter to gone
der whole hog or none.
Sans son Il don't hear HIS mudder's namel vos
de strongest. He vos a bruiser. He got tighten
NIT dosent fellows, and he clean 'em out nit a
ODE vos der pashentst man. You could stII
PICK pms IN him all tay, and he wouldn't holIer
herdoselem Tos de Oldest grandfather we 20
desc times. He could toll you all aboud II.
Lazarus vos der poor man. Dey don't give no
free lunch in dose days, und he Yos always skirm.
ishin aboud for crumbs.
Yosspth's pig brudders 20 yeIlous OF him ba.
cause he wore Q shpodded goat und sold him for
twenty tollar. Und after avile Civ um come
Ioasdfng ears und make 1t all rigid.
June IA, 1875.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
CrOwniDg of the KIng-Award OF Varf.
Ous Prizes-BuiIding Permits Is
sued-Aecident and Crime
Child Run OVer-MIsceI'
Ianeous Paragraphs
of Local Interest.

Weather probabilities estimated at q. m: Fer
the Middle and Eastern states, falling baron e.
ter so1thery to Sn1 and
clear OF partly cloudy weather.
Thermometric readings taken July 20, 1875, at
the Signal Once: At a. m, $50; 7:35 a. m.,I7o0;
u m, 72O; p. m, 72o; ABS p. m, 100; p. m,
10; II D. m, Zoe. Maximum. 72o; minimum, SO.
Try the B. 10. cigars They are the best Of all.
Sherman Grant, bsnkers-Highest price paid
for S-65 bonds and auditors certificates.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. ], II.
Squire Co., bankers.
h ID. Cooke, it., & Co., street. near the
Treasury, do 4 general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities. etc.
Mr.. VIM. Frazer Of Baltimore, the horticultur
ist in charge Of the Improvement Of Patterson
park, in that city is in Washington, taking look
at our trees and shrubs. He is the guest OF Mr.
WIN. R. Smith, chairman of the parting commits
sion.
Simon Lodge, No. 1902, G. U. o. of q. F., has
been presented with a handsome set Of Odd Eel
lows jewels by the officers Of Union BetheI
church, for selling the highest number OF tickets
for the Ten Days Feast in the Wilderness.
The HnIsboro' circuit, Methodist Episcopal
half mile from Round Hill station, Washington
and Ohio railroad commencing, friday, august
6, and continuing one week.
=Messrs. DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers, sold yes
ternay afternoon for Reginald Fendall, execu-
tor, lot 2, in square 'S47, improved oy three
story brick dwelling, aud stable in rear situated
on Z street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
northwest, to J. 5. Henault for u, 400
Little Oscar, the bright and pretty son OF VIM.
+. and Julia A. Garrett, died on Monday at the
residence Of his parents, in the sixth year OF his
age. Of loving disposition, kind and gentle in
demeanor he was liked by all, and the sorrowing
parents have hosts OF friends who symplthize
with them in this their sad bereavement.
Captain J. Tiiton, sheriff OF Elizabeth City
county, Virginia. arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Fortress Monroe, with requsltton
from the Virginia authorities for Lucinda Wash
ington. eOlCred. who is charged with having set
fire 10 her husbands house, near Fortress Monroe,
on Friday last burning il TO the ground, and who
made her escape afterwards to this city.
Yesterday about II O'Clock four bricklayers,
named James Carberry, James Dunn, Charles
Knight and John Knott, engaged at the house Of
Judge Knott, in building an extension. were se-
verely injured by the falling Of the scafold, pre-
epitating them to The ground, a distance OF ab'
fifteen feet. They were attended nv DIR. Mundell,
and afteIward removed to their homes.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
THE GERMANIA sCHUETzEN.
Second Day-Crowuipe of lbe Kin,


The fest of the Germanfa Scheutzen VereIn
was concluded yesterday at Gales woods. The
Shooting at the kings target was concluded, re-
sulting in the croEning OF Mr. Michael Fox who
will wear the crown for the ensuing year. At
the Shooting on Monday Mr. Fox carried of the
crown, but, as his score was disputed the contest
was drawn, and he proved yesterday the victor
second time. Captain BaUch made the greatest
number of bulls eyes In the king shooting; J. A
Seller ranking second, and q. S. Wheeler third.
Mr.. J. a. Seller secured the trst prize; h Fur
singer, second; Captain Bauch, third; U. S.
Wheeler, fourth; q. RoZel, fifth: A. Kleinhem
sixth; II. Xander, seventh; NJ. Fox, eighth; a.
D0ehrer, NINTH and A. Kleinman, tenth. The
ot-hand shooting, which was closely contested,
resulted with the greatest number OF bulls eyes
for Capt Bauch, y. S. Wheeler and J. A. Seller.
In the bowling match the prizes were distrib-
uted, the first to Fred. Schmidt, second to A.
DOebrer, third to Geo. A. Fisher, fourth to NJ.
Fox, fifth to Mr.. Heunch, sixth to Mr.. Cooley
After the distribution Of prizes q grand supper
was given. Mr.. Fox was crowned with arpro-
pirate ceremonies. Mr.. Kleinhem, before the
supper, made few happy remarks, and while
the wine was flowing MIR. Seller, last years king
proposed several hearty toasts to the association
TO the king and to the press. Dancing was re,
sumed after supper, and the night had well worn
away before the last straggler departed and the
last lantern was extinguished.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Election Of oficsrs-Benefts and Disburss-
ments

At the second annual meeting Of the MetropoI-
tan Building Association the following oficsrs
were elected for the ensuing year: Wm. Dickson,
president; John Cook, vice president; Jas. Fra
ser, treasurer; John A. Prescott, secretary; NJ
p. Callan, E. q. Ecklof, J. 6. Thompson, @. H.
Wood, ]. R. Edison, T. NJ. DetEeiler ]. w. WAL
lace, VIM. II. Browne and VIM. NJ. " hite, direct
ors. The report Of the secretary shows: Treasu-
rers receipts, s66 458S6 with treasury overdFawn
S3,3ls.75) dIsbursements, ,s66 453.27. Advance &C
cOunt-TOtal advanced on ], ,ll3 shares, slOn 35l /:
advances repaid on 645 shares, $50, ,544 amount
now advanced on 465 shares, S47,s17; dues payable
on settlement Of 46s shares 20 total shares
on roll, 1854 actual value of each share 81 20;
average premium for the year, $3.50 per cent;
profit made per annum. l525 per cent. The report
concludes as follows: .EThe nominal value of each
share is 500, lees 40 per cent, or S12O, actual
value. The number of shares now holding Id-
vances, 46S; reckoned at their actual Vaiue, S53-
go, to which a6d 81 9lS-net balance of assets as
per report making the total Of assets $59, ,I03; d.
Tided BY l,S64, number of shares now on the roll.
book, would show the present value Of each share
70 De s3l.I0, or S2 per cent over and above the
National Republican., 1875-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

An estrsy COW to be sold.
Tones Of books at auction.
For sale-a hrst-class buggy.
handsome phaeton for sale.>
Meeting Of Knights of st. Peter.
A well-located market-store for sale.
Capitol Seminary term arrangement.
Shrimps and Holsters at q. G. COrnwells.
The Jane Moseley for Cobb's island, Friday,
The newest books at Solomons s. Chspman's.
Moonlight excursion on the Lady of the Lake.
A two-story pressed brick-front re5idencs for
sale.
For sale-an acre of land near the insane hos:
pital.
Proposals for keeping the police telegraph in
order.
Proposals for the extension of Berret school
building.
The steamer City Point will run from Philadel-
phia to Cape May.
Oysters, crabs, CLANS, &C., at Edward weser's,
No. 1116 E street.
Letters testamentary granted and estate Of
Emeline Sheriff To be settled.
Meeting OF the business men TO establish an
oyster and fruit end vegetable packing house.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Familv IarA

ABOUT II o'clock Monday night 9 family squsb-
bic arose between Arthur White and his wife,
Kate White, both colored, who live at the corner
OF Thirteenth and / streets southeast. Arthur
assaulted Kate with fiat-iron and she retaliated
with razor, slsshing Arthur severely about the
tnign. Tney were both captured and conveyed to
the Navy Yard station. Arthur was fonnd 20 hs
severely cut, and he suffered q loss Of a 9raaf
deal OF blood before medical assistance was on.
tanned. Dr. Mckim was summoned and dressed
Arthurs wounds, after which he was conveyed 10
salt Of his injuries. ~
National Republican., 1875-07-21
POLICE RAID.
ALLEGED DisreDutable House Broken o

Alleged Disreputsble House Broken Up.
Lieutenant Skippon, Sergeants Leech aud
DinsmOre and Ofheers Heinlein aud Smoot last
night, about II O'Clock, rsided the house of ILL
repute or G street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets northwest, Kept by Mrs. Mary Jane Pat
terson. The officers secured two women beside
the proprietress, LOttie Wood and q coIored SER
want, named Mary Akels. Only one man was
found on the premises. The persons were taken
to the Central guard house and detained for a
hearing in the morning. The proprietress Mrs
Patterson, is an old and HelIknOWn character in
this vicinity having been connected in q disrepu-
table way with many prominent public men. She
has had considerable trouble with the police
since she started on her career as a prOprietress
and IL is no new sensation with her to be con-
fronted by policemen.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
VEGETINE.
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Renovates and
Invigorates the Whole System.
Its Medicinal Properties are
ALTBRATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND
DIURETIO.

VEGRTINE is made exclusively from the juices of
carefully-selected barks, roots and herbs, and SO
strongly concentrated that It Will eeetuallY erad
cate from the system every taint Of SCROFULA,
sCROFULQUS HUMORS, TUMORS, CANCER.
CANGERoUs HUMoR, ERYsIP Elias, SALT
FAINTNEsS AT THE STOMACH, and all dis
eases that arise from impure blood. SOIATICA, IN
ELAMMATORY and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, GOUT AND SPINAL COM
PLANTS, can only be effecrually cured through
the bic cd.
For ULCERS and ERUPTIvE DISEASES Of
the SKIN, PUSTuLES. BLOTCHES, HOLLIS,
TETTER, SCALDHEAD AND RINGWORM,
VEeKTINE has never failed to effect permanent
cure.
For PAINS IN THE RACK, KIDNEY CON-
LEUCORRHGA, arising from internal ulcer alton
and uterine diseases and GENERAL DEBILITY,
VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. 1t invigorates and strengthens the
whole system. acts upon the secretive organs, al
lays Inflammation, cures liberation and regulates
the bowels.
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL
COSTIVENESS, PALPITATION of the HEART,
HEADACHE, PILES, NERY0USN ESS AND
GENERAL PROSTRATl0NO OF THE NERVOUS
SY STEM no medicine has given such perfect satis-
ceanses all OF the organs, and possesses control
ling power over the Kervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGETTSE have
we know to prescribe aud il in their own fAmI-
lies.
In fact, vRGETISE Is the best remedy yet dIscov-
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Steamer 70 Cane Nav.

AS will be seen By advertisement, the splendid
steamer City Point will after TO- morrow run regu-
iarly between Philadelphia and Cape May, leav-
ing the first-named city on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and the Cape on alternate days.
Passengers from this city take the early train
and meet the steamer at New Castle. Del. This
route is certainly pleasant one, and the trip by
steamer Just what people need and will appre-
ciate, en- route to the Tamed resort. The boat is
hTst-ciass, ably commanded, and passengers via
the City Point wall be sure TO have good time.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
IMPROVEMENTS.
Permits to Build,

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: H. A. Lnger, rebuilding two-story
brick workshop, 25 by rs feet, east side Nine
teenth, between L and M streets northwest;
$500. J. E. Carpenter, two three-story dwell.
ings and stores, 20 by 80 feet, north side U, be-
tween First and Second streets northeast; Sll OOO
Brooks Burr, two-story frame dwelling, north
side @, between Third and Fourth streets SOUTH
east; $500. NJ. Hebener, raise by one additional
story brick dwelling west side Fourteenth, be-
tween and Q Streets northwest: 500.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Woodsn Wedding.

Last evening the wooden wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. F. Miner was celebrated attheir pleasant
home, No. Il W Washington Terrace. A large COM
pany Of friends and neighbOrs were present, and
all were cordially welcomed and pleasantly en-
tertained by the host and hostess and their young
son, Master Fay Buxton Miner. The gifts were
numerous, appropriate, much admired and GER
tainly betokened the good feeling and genuine
esteem not only Of the friends here but OF those
abroad, who were not able 70 be present, yet from
whom many tokens of remembrance were r.
ceived. After several hours spent In music, sing
ing and social conversation, the wedding least
was pRrtaken of, when the company departed for
their homes leaving kind wishes for many happy
returns Of the wedding anniversary. Mrs. Miner
is daughter Of Hen. O. 5. Buxton, doorkeeper
Of the House OF Representatives.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Responsibility of Tote"

The word "tote," which Is put down for a negro
ism or backwoodism, has an origin Of which those
who use Il need not be ashamed. The word re-
minds US Of our descent from liberty loving peo
pie, and preserves the memory Of justice. The
writ by which peasant sggrieved in the Baron's
Court was enabled to carry (tOllsrel his case up
to the County Court was known as the writ Of
fon, commonly pronounced tote. This privilege
which the humble farmer had Of totiHg his case
up, was dear TO every Englishman, and Is as dear
to yeomen as the common law itself 1t Is more
used at the South than at the North, and especial
~ by the lower orders; but this does not at all
lessen the respectability Of its origin.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Nntina.

The only pace where the genuine original BIC
cigars are to be had is at $50 T and 49, Seventh
streets northwest-sign Of the big clock. Any one
offering the BIO elsewhere is an imposter, and
will be prosecuted forthwith.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
A Supper for a Prince

Is given tonight at the women's Club rooms
northeast corner Ninth and g streets Deliclou
tea, coffee and chocolate. deviled crabs aud clans
chicken salad, rich cream, cake and fruit Will de
light the epicuTe.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
MILITARY.
Visit Of the Sixth Regiment of Maryland
Infantry.

The following in regard to the visit Of the Sixth
regiment Maryland National Guards to this city
and Mount Vernon next Friday is taken from yes
terday's Baltimore Gazette: ''The Sixth regiment
NJ. N. e., Col. Clarence Peters, will on Friday
next, the 22d instant, leave Camden station, Bal
tlmore and Ohio railway, for Washington, in
special train, at $40 o'clock q. m Numbering
about $50 muskets, and accompanied by their fuii
band and drum corps, numbering fifty, with Capt
HOFFMAN leader of the band, and Drum Major
Huntington Of the drum corps. The command will
march through Seventh street, Washlngton TO
the steamer Arrow, and proceed to Mount Yer.
non. On the return Of the command from Mount
Vernon to Washington they will be received and
entertained by the Washington Light Infantry"
National Republican., 1875-07-21
To Hasten Wives Back to Their Homes.
Contrasts.

Contrasts.
THE WIFE.
As you say, Colonel, here It is charming;
(Stceet angel, beg for lDaltz y
Your fattery's really alarming;
am sure that you know 1t is false.
But I'll whirl with you round for q minute,
Just to prove how you erred in your haste;
waltz is quite nice while you're In it
Don't hold quite so tight on my waist.
(Writes.)
"Dear Husband: I'm penning this letter
In loneliness here at the Springs.
Livery day makes me deeper your debtor
forthe Kind words the previous mail brings.
But oh what void fills my bosom
You there, and here all alonel
You chained TO your desk like drone."
THE HUSBAND.
Here, Charlie ! help fill up this basket;
Put In the champagne and the ice
Never mind If you should overtssk it
Fill IL up with this bric-a brac nice
Those Dutch girls will soon make it lighter
Alter the dance and the swings.
Throw in these cigars. Strap Il tighter,
While write line to the Springs.
(Writes.)
uSlowly the shadows are falling
Alike on my desk and my life;
The plant Of @ famished love, calling
For You, my sweet treasure, my wife.
SIT here, so wearily thinking
And wishing my penance were DER,
And dreaming our love is a-linking
My heart with your heart evermore"
LOUIS CARROLL PRINDLR.
BRIDGEPORT, July Il.
National Republican., 1875-07-21

Best Virginia roll only 80 cents per pour
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only
cents per pound, at
National Republican., 1875-07-21

Messrs. Sheckells & Stone, real estate and
claim agents, are ready and prepared to prose-
cute claims Of all kinds before the District board
of audit, and also negotiate loans real estate.
The gentlemen In this firm are we'll known and
reliable men, and any case entrusted TO their
hands will have full justice done to IT, All
who have claims against the District government
for old material taken, work done, or property
damaged, should call upon Messrs. Sheckells <
Stone, at their ONCE, No. 4ol Pennsylvanis ave.
nue.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Auction Sales To-day.

By Young & Middleton:
At 8 o'clock, valuable real estate 10 the cosnty
Of Washington, d. O., near Uniontown, on the
Anacostia road, within ten minutes walk Of the
Navy Yard bridge.
By Wash. B. Williams:
At o'clock, fne residence on the southeast
corner Of Eighth and N streets northwest
National Republican., 1875-07-21
Child Pun nveT-

Last evening, about $50 O'Clock, little boy
named Eddie Asmassen was run over on Seventh
street, near L, by the carriage of L. T. Chapman,
driven at the time by VIM. Turner. Eddie was
carried into DR.. James Stones drug store, where
his injuries, which consisted Of slight bruises
about the head, were dressed by DIR. Stone, after
which he was conveyed TO his home, in the Ott-
way block, on Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
German-American Insurance Company.

At the meeting of the stockholders Of the Ger
man-Americsn Fire Insurance Company Of the
District Of Columbia, held yesterday at their
office No $50 street. for the election Of directors
the old board was reelected. The board as it ex-
lists is composed of the following gentlemen:
George Bauer, John Hitz, VIM. G. MetZerott, Q.
E. PrenIiss, Chr. G. Lederer, q. F. Schafer, +.
J. Heiberger, Philip MAY, ?. A. Sellhausen.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
New School Building,

The District Commissioners have ordered the
building OF a new school house at Benning's, so
much needed in that locality. The school there
has heretofore been kept in an old frame church,
which is in a very dilapidated condition. The bids
for the extension Of the Berret school building
will be opened on Thursday next. Preparations
are now being made for the thorough repair Of all
the school houses in the District.
National Republican., 1875-07-21
WILLIAM TYLER,
REAL ESTATE ANDNONEY BROKER,

uHNlINU HOUcEo A bPECIAIIIs
At present in great need Of houses for tenants.
Property holders will secure quick sales or nrst-
class tenants BY placing property IN my hands.
Houses for rent, furnishedor unfurnished. Some
the most desirable residences and building lots
n the city fer sale on easiest terms among which
y half square Of ground in the northwestern SEQ
ton Of the city, Improvements hnished.
Houses wanted for tenants. -
improvements, No. 80 O street, next door 70 ArA
All Susinsss insrussed to me WIN receive prompt
attention. laem
National Republican., 1875-07-21
PREPARED BY
H. r. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.

WHAT is VEGETINE? It is q compound ex-
tracted from barks, roots and herbs. It Is Nature
REMEDY. IE Is perfectly harmless from any bad et-
feet upon the system. It nourshing and strength
ening. 1t acts directly upOn the blood. 1t qulets
the nervous system. 1t gives you good sweet sleep
II night. 1t is great panacea for our aged fathers
and mothers: for IL gives them strength, quietS
their nerves, and gives them Natures sweet sleep
As has been proved by many an aged person. 1t Is
the Great Blood Purifier. 1t is a soothing RENE ly
fer our children. 1t has relieved and cured thou.
sands. 1t is very pleasant to take; every child
ing from impure blood. Try the VEG ETINE. Give
IL . fair trial tor your complaints; then you will
say to your friend, neighbor and acquaintance,
TRY It; 1t has cured me-"