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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-28

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National Republican., 1885-05-15

Court IN General Ttrm- CAief Justtee Cartier
and Justices James and Merrict. -Frankonburg
vs. weyl opinion by Chief Justice Cartier re-
versing decree below. Fisher VS.. Lightall (;
argued and submitted.
Circuit Court-Justice Cor.-German Ameri.
can Savings Bank VS. Tulock; judgment con.
fessed for s327l.42 and costs
Eguuy Court Justice Hdoner.-Hopklns vs.
Hopkins et AL; pro ConfessO against Hall or
dered. Payne VS.. Payne; appearance of alb
sent defendant ordered. Burbridge va Bur
bridge; time to take testimony limited to
twenty-five days Casparis VS.. Hitz; Floria X.
Hitz and others allowed to intervene. In re
estate of John Lcary; testimony ordered taken
before John A. Clarke. Windsor vs. Johnston;
restraining order discharged. Dalton vs. Bal
tlmoro and Potomac Railroad Company; time
to take testimony limited to twenty days.
kinney vs., Mcguire; petition dismissed with
costs az TO A. $. Mcguire. Reynolds VS. smith.
bill dismissed ut oomplHinants costs. Mills
VS. Mills: sarah NJ. Williams authorized to
take charge of Clark Mllls's property. Young
VS.. Kelly; sale of part Of lots 2 lS, and IL,
square iSS, ordered. Stewart VS.. Gallant; or.
der appointing w. q. Galaut guardian ad
| Item, Booth VS.. Fraser; order substituting
Jessie S. Wilson as trustee. No assignment,
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Cutting Prices in Two. Save Your Money by Buying
Your Goods at Kings Palace sl4 7th st.

you need Of Nice Trimmed yourself or
daughters prime goods stylish and fashionable imported domestic
you will find it at Kings Palace, 8I4 9TH ST.
looking for the largest of Straw
nets untrmmed comprising style and shape and quality
mari produces, chden misses and ladies' zes the only place
and largest selection at Kings Palace, SI4 9TH St.
If need of Fine French Flowers the
and quality, you must to Kings Palace, 8I4 9TH St.
If you desire to buy Handsome Tips prime goods all coos
shades and quality you will have go to Kings Palace SI4 9TH St
you Elegant Pumes in all colors from inches
long, your duty is go to Kings Palace, S14 9TH St.
If need of Ribbons have choose
from at Kings Palace, SI4 9TH st.
If want of Millinery Trimmings will find choice
of millinery gold and silver scarf silk
and Roman striped and plaid silk sash Ribbons from inches we
you find them Kings Palace, SI4 9TH st.
If desire buy Gold and Silver and Feather Pompon gold
silver and cooed Crepe de Chene Silks sans veve you
must not neglect TO go to Kings Palace, S14 9TH ST.
search Laces such Oriental Egyptian
Guipure laces, do miss Kings Palace 9TH
you desire purchase Lsle Silk Kid Gloves Cosets re-
member Kings Palace 8I4 9TH st.
If wish to select from large assortment of Lace Caps stylish
handsome, will find them at Kings Palace SI4 9TH ST.
If you need of Handsome and Stylish Jersey we have
sands of the latest and stylish designs Kings Palace
think buying Lovely Vte half its ad
wise you go to Kings Palace, 8I4 9TH ST.
If feel like buying Sun Umbrella paraso will find them
in great variety at Kings Palace, SI4 9TH st.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of Day in an'
AhonI the City.

Ou' '"' we
a, Charles Evans the Waterman VINO snot
civ ,Tss fined SO in the poliee eoyrt vester
day
. ...,,. a.,
Messra a, X. Williams " co, announce the
prompt delivery OF COKE 70 AL parts OF tne
noItbwest
The National Rifles nnd the Light Infantry
corps nave accepted lnVMauonS 70 hltenl
festival TO be gwen by wilson Post IN Bell-
"io,e 'u"0 u
The request OF J. o, Hawley and others that
water main he extended on ihlrd street 10
II, thence east along X to boundary, has been
approved by the engineer COMMISSIONER
.Johp grnnuer n coiorsd boy ,yns 6ned 900
IN the police court yesterday for cutting Henry
| IhrhCr nuOtner COlOreu DOy, with penknlic
III default he was committed to jail for TWO
mohths'
Mrs Arianne Wood has sold TO Ieander NJ,
| Hubby of Cieyoland Ohio The Valuable prop-
erty at the southeast corner of Ninth aud
/ sWeets' lronting 70 leet on L ana lVO ieet on
| Nlnthi lot sJO,OOJ.
| The Clerks' Mutual Rnlief Association com.
/ posrd of cmpioyes Of tho tirri of / 'ansbursb a
! bro sdoptcd n now constitution and by.laws
last evening and made preparations for an ex'
/ curslon next month.
Mr.. A. II. Mullett has written to the com.
missioners asking for an investigation into the
| killing of n very Valuable dog belonging to his
! sister Miss Minnie Mullelt. lie thinks that
/ the dog was killed by the poIice.
! The engineer commissioner has transmitted
/ form OF proposal and specifications for repairs
! to bituminolg concrete paycmcnts during the
/ i.cni wear lSs6 nnd r,rouImeuds thai pro.
/ pOsals 6c Invited by ndycrtisement
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aiessts' shuluel Notnent ana NJ, y, Emery
! niNt pcCn ucslghnltu US ueleghtcs 70 represent
tnc nisIrict Oh Collinpia at me national com,
a,IN.'ss s.N'th W ~ hN'H suC wy VI
National Republican., 1885-05-15
'CUINNIP'S CUINNIP'S
4o4 7th Street 4oe 7th Street
SPECIAL BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
BY ORDER OF MEsSRs oBERTEuFFER, ABEGG DAENIKER.
BY ORDER OF MEssRs. oBERTEUFFER, ABEGe DAENIKER

Mems Hose-2o dozen Mans
Regular British Superfine Half
Hose, a decided bargain at Ice
per pair.
15 dozen Mems Full Regular
Made Fancy Half Hose, great
value at zoe per pair.
Ladies' Hose--4O dozen Ladies'
Unbleaohed Hose, French toe,
very f1ne, only 22c per pair.
Ladies' Gloves-6O dozen La
dies Colored Isle Frame 3-Elas-
tic Gloves, at 12lc per pair
20 dozen Ladies Colored Lisle
Frame Jersey Gloves, states,
tans, and browns, genuine bar
gain at 23c per pair.
26 dozen Ladies very bes t
quality Lisle Taffeta Jersey
Gloves, new shades, o-button
length, very cheap at 500 per
pair.
The above Special Bargains comprise but six
lots OF the forty-nve OF our purchase which
have arrived.
GUINNIP'S,
4O4 Seventh st.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
General Debility,

1t is said that when physician finds nothing particular the matter
with his patient he calls the disease General Deby and that
be about the best phrase the time to describe the
state of rade be suffering from general debility there
life in it is dull flat stale, and improbable But like the doctor
prescribe tonc something stimulating something put new life
and energy into it, and make things lively We believe that
tonic will bring the pulse Of trade to its regular beat
low prices We have few bargains oergenune barganand if
they do not tone the trade shall say that do not know how
play the physician.
Every lady wants Flower Feather Hat Scarf for her Spring
Summer Hat and have received immense lot of
National Republican., 1885-05-15

The ashes OF the late Col. Stephen G. Lyford
arrived at the Baltimore and Potomac yester.
day morning accompanied by the widow and
Mai. Mckee. They were met at the depot by
eX-Secretary Lincoln, Gen, McFeeley, Gen.
Bernay, Gen. Greene. Third Assistant Post.
master General llazen, Col. Widdemor Col.
Wells, Chief Clerk of the War Department
Tweedalc, and Dr, Iiazcu. The cortege pro-
ceeded 10 the. Arlington cemetery, where the
irerment took place Rev Father O'Pane,
pastor of st. Murys Church at Alexandria,
officiating
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Flowers, Feathers, and SCarfs,
TEvw GOODS
At Lower Prices than Competitors will offer you Shopworn
Goods for.
ELO%WERS-

Do want bunch of Buttercups three dozen bnch
Poppe5 Chrysanhemums Rosebuds Viole5 e punches
one) If So we can sell them to you for 25c per bunch
An assortment French Flowers hats
bonnets all received at bunch
Fine French Flowers 1886 S49 Sl69 Bring hat to
sell half Mlliners prices
Daisy Wreath in white and yellow we'll worth $780, for 3ec
each
Bunches of Grape "a in bunch sold elsewhere &c.
35c.
Fine French a bunch) worth CSC, $50
bunch.
Lot of French Flowers alike of them
less than We bought them shall sell them
csc.
BARGAIN
Plaid Hat Scarfs all shades and all silk, 95c.
Canvas RIBBON Hat Scarfs all silk, entirely and
very pretty, at 6ec each
Elegant of Surah Ribbons Scarfs in all
combinations, 10 inches wide 81 48 per yard.
and Sbutton Mousquetae Chamos Skin Gloves reduced
69c pair.
and obutton Black Colored S Gloves reduced from
81 90 to $LOe
Tnse Ring Trimming price, reduced to CSC
yard
All eec Chenille Frnges in coors and black reduced for
three days only to 7oc yard.
Gloves ID hooks only evening
shades reduced to SOC pair Elite Kid Gloves
uced $o pair Mts all coor5 reduced from 80
per pair
National Republican., 1885-05-15

Patrick Brennan, a dry goods dealer on
Fourteenth street, near Corcoran, and Abner
Wright, grocer in the same nelghborhood.
were in the police court yesterday charged
with bOisterous conduct. They had protested
to the rough handling of prisoner by SeIgI.
Duvall and O.iiCer Anderson on Monday, the
latter testifying that Brennan and Wright
sCOundrels," and "murderous rutiians" The
defendants testified thai they had simply pro.
tested TO what they considered unwarranted
rough treatment OF the prisoner, and thoy did
not use the language of which they were nc.
cused The cases were dismissed.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

ENGLISH OPERA IN AMERfcA.-Mr. II. b.
MAIN, well.known manager of English
to the American public. Mr.. Mahn was for
nerly coroner of Philadelphia, and there.
fore knows how dangerous cough mixtures
morphia or opium are. lie says
that in the winter months the members of his
company are much exposed to cold. When
ever he detects symptoms of hoarseness in
any Of them he gives them Red Star Cough
Cure, and by this means they never miss any
OF their engagements.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

The Western Union Telegraph CoIsfany
commenced yesterday laying tha'i wires un.
derground. The route will bs from the main
office, corner of Fifteenth and streets to
New York avenue, thence to connect with the
air lines at Seventh street. The wires are in.
sulated with gutta-percha, and will pass
through sections of cyprus wood pipes eight
and one half inches square. The wires are SO
concentrated that sixty wires will pass through
each pipe. An underground system will also
be idid through the white lot to connect with
me poles at Seventeenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Nearly 800 poles will be re-
moved when the work 10 completed.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
CALL for Lang's Premium Buffalo Lager.
Tremendous stock boys suits. Eiscman's, &E


BernedettO Consantini and his friends,
Gustav Broaohe and c. Ross Peyton, tho
former charged with sending, and the latter
two with delivering n challenge to Capt James
a. Powlett at the Gleason House about three
weeks ago, were in the police court yesterday.
The prosecution did not succeed IN proving
that 4 cha lengc was sent. From note which
Powlett had received from Constantini it had
been inferred that such was meant. The case
was dismissed.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Largest boys dept in city. EIsemau's, 7th & i


The following building permits were issued
yesterday: o. H. Hoover to build one two.
story and basement brick on Fourth street,
near NJ, TO cost $780, August Won Baer to
improve 2Ol6 Thirteenth street. TO cost 81 900;
Mary Cautwell, TO improve house on Second
street. near ID southwest, to cost 500: H. r.
Ritter, TO improve 22l5 street, TO cost $3.50; H.
\. Griswod, 10 improve shop on Johnson street,
AnaCoStia, TO cost 500.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

Eugene n. Belt, a prominent merchant Of
Baltimore, yesterday filed his answer TO the
divorce suit recently entered by his wife,
Mary Alice Belt. lie relates how he dis
covered the fact OF his wife's connection with
the famous scandal at Welcker's Hotel, In this
city, In which Congressman Acklen, OF New
Orleans, figured prominently.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
WE WILL START WITH LAWNS.

10 cases of remnant Lawns, put up III dress
patterns or 10 lS yards &c.
2cases of Lotes Lawns. neat styles, &c.
Gus q of Perthshire Law 3; these are beauti-
full goods and n great assortment OF stylesi SAC,
9 cases lace.ngured Lawns, &c.
2 cases of fine Cocheco Lawns. 100 different
styles, 5i2c.
cases more of organdie Lawns, 6lac We
are in hopes Ofsuiting you ALL
300 yards of Dunnells Shlrting Prints, neat
800 81 ards Of Pacific Chambrays, TIC.
900 yards OF striped aud plaid Seersncker,
brown, blue and black ground. The
700 yards fine French Zephyr Cloth. in shep-
herd pla.d .ds ! lc. These goods find ready sale at
case Of Pequot A Al Unbleached Cotton, 6ltc.
l case OF Pride of the West Bleachod Cotton,
100 yards of heavy lO-4 UnbloSched sheetlng,
l6c.
800. yards of Lockwood 1O-4 Unbleachsd
$40 yards OF heavy lo-4 Bleached sheoting,
1Sc.
400 yards Of Lockwood iO-4 BleAched sheet
These I6 lots are all Short Ends.
Now We Come With Our SpeCialties.
375 dozen of our challenge corsOtS, in white
Another lot Of those All-Wool Jerseys, 60c
200 pairs Of Lace Pillow ShRmF, per pair, 43c
20 gross Of TorChon Lace per dozen, 12c
so dozen more OF those All-linen Hemstitched
Ladies' Handkerchleis, for 20e; fancy hor-
dered,
National Republican., 1885-05-15

A plan is proposed among the various G. A.
Il. posts TO orsani1ea life lnaurance association.
Three classes arc determined on-class A, for
class B, for wives and female rela-
tivcs OF members, and class c., for children OF
members. The object Il to have fund pro.
vided for the burial Of persons under each
class, and thus provide a contingent against
poverty, which Is oilen to be found among
many Of the members. There will be a small
Initiation fee required and an assessment at
the death OF II member of one Of the classes.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

NOBLE BLOOD I'm England 1t is considered
a grand thing to belong to the nobility and TO
have In your veins what is called mobile
blood" But 1t olton happens that the blood
Of n noblemnn is not rs good as thnt OF the
vigorous man who takes care of the noble
mans cows and pigs Truly noble blood is
that which is enriched with iron, and circu-
lates IN healthy bodies. The Rev. w. b.
smith, Grafton, Mass, says, ~ used Browns
Iron Bltters for a low state of blood aud de-
rived great benefit"
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Local Singers for Petersburg.

Misses Minnie Evan, Emma Detweilcr,
Jessie Harvey, and Mrs. Henrietta Mills, form.
ing the ST. Cecilia quartelte, will participate
in the second grand musical festival Of Vir
ginia and North Carolina, which will begin in
Petersburg, Va, on the 10Th instant, cOntinu.
ing until the 10Th. The great festival chorus
Will number 2l2 voices
National Republican., 1885-05-15

George W. Smith, 7l5 Ninth street, reports
stolen from his room since Sunday suit OF
clothes; value s25. Mrs. Smith, l229 street
southwest, reports that between the hours of
l2:iD and o'clock p. IN. Wednesday there was
stolen from her house an open-face gold watch;
value $50. Thomas Penaluna, III Grant ave.
nuc, reports stolen from his house about a.
III. yesterday n lot OF clothes, &C.; value S32
Lille Lyon, 5O2 Maine avenue, reports stolen
from drawer in bureau last Monday a lot of
jewelry; value $40.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

A base ball club will lie organized in Alex.
andria soon. The vacant square on North
Washington street, near the old cotton fac
tory, viii be fenced and the grounds lais oSt.
The lot selected will make ona .: the finest
base ball grounds al LiIe state.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

100 dozen more Of the Gents 4.ply Linen Col
lars, standing or lay down, DC.
90 dozen more OF the Cuffs, l5c.
Ladies' and Misses Gossamers warranted, S3c.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

Much sickness is caused by foul refrleera-
tors but the Leonard is seli.puriying and
cleanablc in every part. Call and sec them at
w. IL. Hoeke's, 81 Market Space.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

The ungevised returns from seven precincts
show population of III 900. The second pre-.
cinct returns are not completed, but, from the
books turned in by the officers and a rough
estimate made for the precinct, the number OF
The population will reach 10000 IL is safe
thcieiOfe, TO say that the population for the
District OF Columbia is more than 100000.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
LLDTES' GOoDs.

LAPdl variety of plaid suits at SIS at L. b.
Ba.num d Co.'S, a3l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

LARGE aud new lines of small boys suits at
4. Is. Barnum Il Cos, y3l, Pennsylvan ave. a.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

A LARGE number OF dudes collected at an
exposed corner last Sabbath, where the wind
was high, and caught colds. Each little dar-
ling was speedily cured by DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

Address your orders for Lang's Premium
Buffalo Lager mo 93l Maryland avenue south.
west
National Republican., 1885-05-15

LASG's Premium Buffalo Lager has arrived
try u. Depot No. 93l Maryland avenue south
west
National Republican., 1885-05-15

STYLISH business suits, 1885, at T. b. Bar
mum Cos, g3l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

BLACK serge suits, $40, at u. b. Barnum
Co.'S, 03l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Largest display boys suits. Ei,omans,7th & f

NORFOLK Jackets, long and short pants, at 4.
u, Barnum & Co.'S, 93l Pennsylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Largest stock boys suits. Eiseman's, 7th & Z

BLUE serge suits, Sl2, $3.50 SIS, and $3.50
at i. b. Barnum & Co.'S, yJl Pa ave.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

largest display boys suits. Eiseman's, eth & L.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

Largest stock boys suits. Eiscmans, eth & E.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Summer Silks.

In order to close out the bal
ance of our stock of S U m M er
Silks we have reduced them to
such low prices that they are
bound to sell rapidly.
AS sample of our reductions
we quote the following:
Plaid Summer Silks-Former
price, zoo per yard; reduced
price, 371c per yard
A few pieces of hands o ME
Cheney Silks, light colors, for
merry sold for 81 per yard; now
offered for SOC per yard.
All of our Checks and Striped
Summer Silks, formerly 700 per
yard; reduced price, 5oc per yd.
GUlNNIP'S,
4O6 Seventh st.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Finest line children's suits. Elscmuns, 7th&E.


HANDSOME plaid suits at $3.50 at L. b. Ba
mum Il Co.'S, y3l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1885-05-15

Nobblost boys suits, Elscman's, 7th & E SITS.
National Republican., 1885-05-15
Millinery Department.

NeW bIyIts IN HhIA
Fresh invoice In Fancy ScarB
New diaplay Of Flowers and Feathers and an
excellent assortment Of Trimmed Hats and Bon
nets, under the sole supervision of NINE.
ROACH, formerly with Nine Palmer
The National tribune., 1885-03-26
WHAT'S THE TIME7
Wise People Who Garry the Waterbury and AIWs

I am perfectly satisfied with the watch you sent
me- II is all that you recommend it to be.-Pat.
DAILY. Boston, Mass.--I would cheerfully recon-
mend the Waterbury Watch as a reliable time
keeper.-J.W Hauser, Fort Scott Kan.-Comrade
Henry Wrymers received the Waterbury Watch
you sent all right, and gave it to me and told me
to rattle it off for the relief fund of Robt H. Caid-
well Post, No. 4s9 which was done aud we real
lied el7.5o. The lucky man was Henry Wrymers
who very generously again offered il for rattle
H. a. Aldrich. Co. F, 43d Ohio. Elmcre O-The
watch you sent me came to hand all right and
am very well satisfied with it-J. B. Jones. Neills-
vile, Wis., received the Waterbury, and find it
all you claim it to he.-G. T.. Griffin, Humboldt
kan.-The watch came safely to hand in splendid
order. Montgomery. Salinas, Cal. - The
watch arrived safely, and think it worth four
times the amount paid for it.-A. Miner, Togus
Me-I received the Waterbury. II is as good
timepiece as ever carried.-J. S. Shaner, Warton,
O--The watch came to hand o. X, and gives
perfect satisfactou.-S. r. Rowley, MIaryvile Mo.
i am much pleased with the Waterbury. It
keeps excellent tiine.-Chas. III. Laughlin Soldiers
Home, Ea.-As perfect timekeeper the watch
you sent me cannot be surpassed.-Geo. Adams
North Boothbay, Me.-The watch came to hand
ali right and gives entire satisfaction.-S j. Smith,
Lyons: KAN am greatly pleased with the
Waterbury watch and satn-Iined case you sent me
as preminm.-B. NJ Grove Camp Douglas Wis.,
The watch received is everything You claim il to
be.-O. G. Trentman. Talnlage. Neb.-I am very
much pleased with Waterbury Watch-Ferdinand
David. Medora Mo.-The watch you sent me as
a premium goes way beyond my expectations.-C
c. BCsteder Wayne. Neb.-To say that am well
pleased with the watch hardly expresses my feel
ings. think it is a daisy. "-H. W. Brown
Barry. Ilt.--The watcl, you sent me is perfect in
every respect.-Anos c. Wertz, Good Hope, Pa
The Waterbury came duly to hand and am
much pleased with it.-Chas. Richardson. Arkan-
saw. Wis.-I have given the Waterbury a fair
trial, and find it as good as any watch | ever
ried.-Geo NJ. Williams. Tonganoxie, KAN
am very much pleased with the Waterbury Watch
yu sent.-Geo. Painter, De Land. Fla.-The
W tch you sent me well pays me for the trouble
took to get the club of ten subscribers-W. Fl.
Davis. Spring Brook. Mich-I am much pleased
with the watch you sent me--Annie ". Newson,
Tiffn. O.-FOr excellent time keeping the watch
you sent me cannot he strpassed.-Jas d Clinton,
Addison. n. Y.-The watch you sent me Is an
excellent timeEeepeT and am very well pleased
with it.-N. w. Norton, lnwood. Ind find the
watch to ne just a. you advertise and little bet
ter.-Henry Ballinger. Latrnbe Pa-'Fhe Water
bury received. and gives entire satisfaction.-A. s.
Shock, Breck kenridge, Colo.