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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09
Oun Top.o Topaz Is

A-SAN AN ~ ~ - AAASe w 49,
OuR Torrc Topaz is
singled Out" or, o list Of Neteworthy satesiR
An examination Of the loaiswins HENS win
provs them to be the best obgainable, and most
reliable values, n the Lowest pricA cosnpsiihas
LADIE8 UNDERWEAR DEPARTNENT
,un9uestionabay the best AlLWDoi eeeflee
Vests and Pants evef brought 10 sni1 nafkes.
na per sSS i:ss , ssssea re
most excellent value.
sa sl su sSSna ana s'chsa sAroushoss 'upsr
(First floor: midway left side,)
WOODWARD d LOTHR0P.
LINEN DEPARTMENT
An unapproachable value in Table pamsek
Is es.inch Cream German Linen Table De-
~ossS s syn red border At ea's' per ''fa'
tFirst Hoer: Hrst on the rightly
WOODWARD 4 LorHkoP
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.. 80
'''s"s e.s ss q Stripe ss': sss1. sss
ps.serns, brocaded figures, beusie eflec1, o.,
'o.o a ssS .sssn :; soss ssi Non
Fifst door: midway. SiSnt ssaeI,
WOODWARD e IoTHRor
VELVET DEPARTMENT.. 80
sS,ie oy
First floor, lass on the Rightly
WOODWARD 4 LoTKRoP
BLACK GOODS DEP1RTNENT. - - -
ssllslt 42lnch. ait Wool Black "AussrsIlsh
; S:;;s ;:S: =: &: :si''
WOODWARD Z LoTHRoP.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
ton s. s:sS sns hf s i ss,o ~ oss
T. ss ea cut sns nom . sssS Z
WOODWARD 4 IorHRop.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
o1 Esstn nsS p,:sr ;sE os:a"
en''''' at e n RsaT a zs,a take s.v..er,
. WOODWARD z LoTHRoE:
BLANKET DEFARTMENT.
S:%fss sssd None s:.':i sHsa
WOODWARD LorHNoR:
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
ses;h rs7. ssa.
lI'''d a' %i IS; oSN s ;Es's : 1erHnoe
VELVET DEPARTNENT.
TweIve-and-a.half cents cheaper than w
Velvet. heretofore 81. I2isc.. now 81 per yard.
ef'l" n00 Io tssi n az 6'sei 2erHRep.
BRAID DEPARTMENT.
Fancy lattice work wooilen Braids 81 inches
trn u, nan s. na ,a OF cS'ors sos
fabrics.
Light and Dark Browns, Blue and Gray.
Rss shades ,S of Olive i've, wo sn.es O.
f'l'' floor: n'av w6o 5i,s s'sfi q 1orHnor.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..
JACKIE. single ss eqt a s sss.s s, 5as ss w;ps
Should Ssss b se11 %srkea a Gut sa
Second floor. Take the Elevator)
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Gaze, Of which We are showing particularly
desirable line a, unusually low prices
YARDS wide, AZ
Az yards wide, s5c.
Second foOr. Take Elevator)
WOODWARD q LOTHRop
We must cali attention to the new invoice Of
S MSns ys as + Is the beS; line
80 dozen, 5 Styles At 37lsc
rs dozen, 3 SYKES At 90.
First floor. Second on the left)
WOODWARD & LOTHEOP.
Ab.oiu1e Bargains" in each and every de-
For oth.r attractions see Critic and IRE
publican" each different
Nail orders for any Of the above will be
promptly attended TO.
WOODWARD LOTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE Only.
s21 Penna ave [Ocel sl2Da
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE PROPHET OF THE GREAT SMOKY
MOUNTAIN Is HERE.
Call and see him ut
WHITAKER'E,
HOS Pennsylvania ave-,
Special attention given to all Book ORDERS psrtic-
ular Medical and Law Books, which VIII Be FUR
nislifd IL low est discounts.
New invoice OF Linen Box Papers Just received
strict and prompt attention given TO all orders for
Card and Wedding Invitations and Printing. oc0
g G
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The pn,,,Ie.sheet Tomorrow.

The demand for space in the advertising col
umns of THE STAR is very large. and adver-
tisers will confer a favor by sending in their
orders as early practicable to insure Insertion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

As Napoleon at ST. Helena was fond of de-
monstrating how he ought to have won at
Waterloo, so Mr.. Ferdinand Ward. the "Napo-
leon OF finance" deliberately explains from his
Ludlow-sLreet JAIL that, by rights, he should
have made everybody rich Instead Of poor and
That he IL a victim OF sharpers rather than q
scoundreI himself. The mantle OF the late
amented A. Ward seems to have fallen Upon
Mr. F. Ward
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TVxHE HE9Es TYSON DESIRE TO ACoONMol
u date Ssveya! aAuD0 WITH board and lodgng during
snseee Jes1A een2r6iag 70 seQursmentA 2. o.
LnSak Prime 0eeqg6s eo6nty, NJ sG2esoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

Secretary Manning writes that he Is going
home ~ Albany 10 vote and he understands
that the President intends to go to Butf.ilo ON
the same errand; and both expect to vote the
democratic ticket Tails indicates that Presi-
dent Cleveland does not mean to vote for
Davenport in order TO endorse his own admin
istration.
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WANTED-ROoMH

WANTED-A ROOM. WTT1 srEAN powrp.
w Address Box SO Star ofyscs ~ osoJtaI
WAA M. ,,;,r A LApY-A TCRNIsHED
ofhooss room. and tsrnS EIFRis. stsr q O. 0sfs
"AkIED = NY 0ENTLEN1N. WIFE AND
rom. Nus s 6s.s ~sL fsssishe1 scons aea bed
ears 40 nnsy price. ReiSfencss excSSnfed "A
Wk1TrED- a0OH ANDB BOAR N PRIVATE
GxaS naySnWNA BY D Indy in Office. Trims
I.-s0.s.-e. 60 q. 4, Star 0fhca oce-3s&
WANTED.F0R GENTLENAN AND WIPE.
rs,t,v n'rnishay ncGmS second floor. unf1rnshedo
SIS to $2S Near street cars, central Or northwest
address =. care Letter. Carrier No q ocS-Sts
"4MLED-AkL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
a.; aSddn asseS s s.r, s:ns vim
s% g go sna k rs hHESSF daily
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5HING'TON. D. c., FL
wANTED-FIELP.
w to assist in once State experience, reeleuce,
fas xxx Ekessss Star ONCE aSS address s'Af
"ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG NAN
CURED to d al .. s c "a nv rsne
WANTED-AN ExPERIENCED GIRL ron
general s sSsss1 1.:, 4: Sashins Apply atsoa
~. ss ssisI: isss iss s:s
WA AEEHE55PP6DTgT g. s5SsS 4 s1 At sc
W white Good wages. Apply asizoo Mass ave-
WANTEp-1 dooD Girl FOR HousEwoRg,
WAITED "a FIRST CLASS -coI0RED
wv Women 70 COOK, wash and iron in private fhnn.
iS %s; issS !. n 1sn' l''r'a0' required ss'
IA Ne. sn table attend to
WANTED--A WHITE 0IHL FOR GENERAL
osea g. Psss r. ao,e
WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GIL.
81. s% :: n ss'' references required Apply 8 ls,4
WAETED : TNMEDI ATELY. SIX FIRST
w class hands on family woTk; al.o thrsse starch.
aS one :: ,s
vUANTHD-A DRUodisT-wITH TaREK on
SSTr yss 'ss o Experience state age Aa,ss
WAaSs,TrEEi5,-;;Aa. coon 5 cooK AND orr ron
Inquire As - sxe ana 'c 49,
WANTED.olRIs- FOR FACTORY WORK.
dne Ss as amoS,
WANTED.Tw0 " TTE afRLs ONE 10
Apps e o nss M sa 's the other for hon,s
WANTED.;A, YOUNG LADY 70 GIVE m.
" ,s sr : ,sSs. an hour every evening
WxxsIT I'd soo So %a,., 5s3s sTEAP
WANTED-THREEF PHYSICIANS TTN-PIATE
" snd she shest'iron workers. Apply H G. BoUIs,
WANTED-AcoaPETENTco COOK: MUST CONE
need arpy 1t sis fIct Os large
wv !; Isl Ssss' preferred ssiS
WANTED.WHITE AND coLoRED WOMEN
". w Cooks; SIG to $50; chaMoermalds, nurses, gen
.. 'na s!snsa s me-" sSs:
"ANrED-COOKs.S $40 TO $40, WHITE AND
w colored: ChsmsSermaias Nufse., General House
81 s essxs and It. !sss4x.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.ss .. = 1.'y:: S
ZD25 l. ST. NV. Its
WTANTED-BY YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN
grown child Address T. g.. star ofsce. Il.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoIoRED NAN a
rnS Of appgy az 81 z
tend res: can furnish good city References address
WANTED-sITCATIoN FOR HOUsEK EFP.
w ers. Cooks, Chambermaids. Mattresses, Scrub
st. fG1tf5s sna S'a
WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL
RsSssr an r. Sss IT. @ os
WANTED-IF YOU WANT A RELIABLE
o. iPr :. sny WIZ
olI 9Th ST. NV, bet and +. se2s.4w+
WANTED-.BYA COMPETENT YOUNG LADY
o Nv Position in Music store. Address NJ NJ star
w ANTED-A PLACE As COOK IN FIRST
none ether need apply. Address Cook Star Office
WANTED-BY An ITALIAN WHO SPEAKS
w Italian. French. Spanish. Greek. Arab. Portu-
guese and other languages place as Interpreter with
u gentleman who intends TO to urOpS, best refer
enccs. Apply to FRANCIS SACCHI. $40 st. g. ".
ocS-3t
"ANTED-BY A MACHINIST, A POSITION
w ~ Engineer; has tools ~ do repairs himself Ad-
dress Box Ill, Star office. oc1-3ts
WTANTED-EMPIOYMEN BY SOBER AND
ence from last employer OF nine years. Address J. D.
H., star Office oc7-3t*
ACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS,
w seaEstresses, ladies' maids COOKS, nurses, cham
oermsds men cooks walters Mattresses with reieren
ces SACOOMBS. Emp. BureauS26 st.nw. oc7-6tA
UTANTEp-EMP LOYMF.NTB BY A MPFrENT
w stenographersslnry moderate. Address II sNRY
L. BROWN, Box S5 Star office. Best of city referen
oc5-GtS
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| C. d. KENNY.
TIT EErs a
+ IT, f. z
ccG 90 EFF EFF ZEE ZEE
: ses ss &c f + T. T. T..
HAS LEASED AND FITTED UP ELEGANTLY
THE wELLKNOwN CORNER STORE,
s E. COR. It'll AND srs n W.
SELLING GOODS STRICTLY ON THEIR MER.
ITS, ENABLES Me TO GIVE BErrER VALUE
THAN HOUSES THAT ADOPT OTHER METH
DDS TO ATTRACT TRADE
ROASTING TONS OF COFFEE DAILY FOR NY
NUMEROUS STORES. ENSURES TO My TRADE
FRESH ROASTED CoFFEEs THAT ARE
NEITHER CREASED. POLISHED NOR WA.
TERED.
PURCHASING TEAS FROM FIRST HANDS,
GIVES MY CUSTOMERS THE PROFITS OF THE
MIDDLEMEN OR JoBRER
~ Is: e. i { ss ss = # ::
LARGE BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR
ADVANTAGE TO EXAMINE NY GOODS AND
PRICES
g. D. KENNY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
TEAS CoFFEEs AND SUGARS.
s E. CORNER SEVENTH ANDI STREETS N. W.,
oc9st. WASHINGTON, DC
FoR
THE SCHOOL BOY,
THE RoUGH-AND-TuMBLE BOY,
THE GOOD LITTLE BOY
THE LITTLE. LITTLE BIG AND
LITTLE BIGGER BOY.
ALL CAN DE FITTED, SUITED. PLEASED IN
OUR DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO THEM WE
CAN SUIT THE BOY IN THE FIT AND STYLE:
SUIT MOTHER IN MATERIAL AND QUALITY:
SUIT FATHER IN WORK MANsHIPA AND PRICE.
IN MAKING CLOTHING FOR THE BOYS WE
KEEP IN MIND THREE THINGS THAT WILL
NOT BEAR SIGHTING
STRONG MATERIAL,
STRONG STITCHES.
Low PRICES.
GARMENTS THAT ARE PRETTY IN NATE
RIAL AND STYLE, AND STRONG ENOUGH TO
STAND ROUGH WEAR, YOU WILL FIND IN
QUANTITIES, RUNNING FROM IS TO $40 IN
LoNG-PANT SUITS, AND FROM $3.50 TO ss IN
sHoRT-PANT SUITS.
IN FINE DRESS SUITS WE HAVE THEM
RUNNING FROM $40 TO s22 IN LoNc-pANr
SUITS. AND FROM 50 no SIS IN SHORT.
IN Old PANTS. KILT SUITS, BOYS FURNISH.
INGs. HATS AND CAPs-IN FACT, IN EVERY
THING EXCEPT sHoEs-YoU WILL FIND OUR
STOCK AS 1T SHOULD Be
WEATHER SIGNAL CARDS NOW READY FOR
DISTRIBUTION. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO
FURNISH THEM ON CALL.
sAKS & COMPANY.
OCTFITTERs
ocs 500 10 3o8 SEVENTH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

The board OF park commissioners in New
York city have iu-t voted $1,000 To stock the
ponds oi Central park with pond lilies. The
argument was that the flowers useful as
well as ornamental, as the theory prevails that
lilies and malaria cannot thrive in the same To-
calfty.
We have half an acre of lilies in fiuurishing
growth in the fish-ponds and the waters of the
low ground in the Agricultural park. and
malaria was supposed tn have its headi quarters
there, il anywhere in the city. it follows that
washington malaria must D., largely a myth.
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WANTED-BOARD

VXYANTED-A FRENCH LA11Y An n 81.
wv renesd sescnss wishes to Board Ia o private
resrsncss required and given Address Z. T.. stSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

They do everything. a vast scale i'm Lon
Don, even fires. y cJai GRAFTON there yester-
day burnt up fifteen million dollars worth OF
property, and nobody would miss IL, either. ex-
cept the people who are out of pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

TOR RENT
II Cor. 18th d NY. ay..1
DOR. m.i............ e260.0y
li66 RI. ay,12f., miss. -
81 lafayette sq....-.333.SS
2l33 K Ct n. W.. 8r. miR
1924 &. Y.Av.12r.mI l2S
1914 2lst -. 1<r.-.:.:-l@
1AOO Mass. av.-..-..IO0.07
1874 r 1t. \. ~, ] lr-.-.l28
40 r Ct NV, ~ n...l8
1lOl II St.nW., 1oyl66.67
1918 II. n. Nv. ~ r....126
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

The revived New York STR, under Mr.
DorsheineTs management, Is shouldering its
way robustiy to place among the big New
York daiies. Ii Is vigorous party paper, but
1t Is a bright enterpri>ing newspaper as we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09
BOARDING.

GUARDING.
TNoR RENTAL l4OO X ST. n W., ELE.
Il gantiy furnished Rooms. with private baths at
tsched and open graseC with or without board. Call
between IL aud p m ocS-lms
THE NcPHEtssON HOUSE, COR 10TH AND
l. sta, viii be Feopened Oct. 9Th for the accommo-
dAtio2 Of permanent, transient and table boarders.
0cr-1m MRs. n +. SOUTHALL.
CPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND SIS.
- q. w.-For rent with 6rst-claa board several
ers accommodated seio-zws
IHOR 1RNT-yERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
Il Arst-ciaS Board, a. lS82 New York ave. oc7-2ws
YlSHE LQHIEL HOUSE. 6l2 yTH ST N. w,
best conducted Boarding houses in the city. Taoe6r
cisex ptsasane roonnA Terms moderate. oc27
SSfJNHE TREMoNT."-THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il repointed, eDd In every way put In drstcianI
order lis the coolest and most desirable place board
In the CITY. 1srma 20. ~. so and S<6 PEI % ~
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LN0R RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 2O26
~ l4th ~. NV. and Flats POPS l4th. Apply to
FfTZHCGH q SHUTE, corner l4th st. and New
York ave. ocsssjt
NOR RENT-FINE, LARGE STORE, WITH
Il Basement, g. G. corner 9Th and Il SITS. NV. Apply
TO 5. H.WALkER $50 Louisiana ave- NV. oc--lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

If this government We're - republic only in
name. as General Logan says, General Logan
couldn't say so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

"ANrED--TO RENT A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
w NEAR the National Museum, for laboratory pur-
poses. Address B. b. l.. Star Office stating price.
OcS.2t&
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
Lr0R RENT-HALL, ON 7TH ST n. w NEAR
Il Boundary, seating LOO. Rent low to good parties.
ADAMS 4 BEAL1.
Real Estate, Loans and insurance,
oc6lm l420 + st. NV.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WTANTED-IMMEDIAT BY FAMILY OF
w adults, House Of ten more rooms centrally
located rent not TO exceed $40 or $50 Address p o.
Box 49, CITY, oc8-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

LNOR SALE-LOTS. HAVE MOST ELIGIBLE
building Lots, located in the northwest and other
peru oI the clty. Among them many superior corner
lots ana many large nontages, and inDunerable SIN
gle lots Tor sie ~ prices ranging from 5c 10 So per
foot. mo A, PRIsa orr -
au48-3m l4l6 r nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

r'hE -orro, GAS ENGINE REQUIRES nc
a ooiter! AVOIDS all expensive attendance, Nc
loss OF Time: no handling vi fuel and no ashea Fos
eoftcutars call on ~. BALLAUF Agent, r3I 7th
ton n W. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

REPRESENTATIVES, TWO La
housekeeping. unfinished In northwest Address
Box n, star Office Oc7,Sts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27
ahtuTg Tarmer.

>&ir oiicrircu i'll oiclcm Sabre ruic.
btrHm Den NnrIucrn nicies uuo anarcu.
icTOcu Counties orc 10 ptrt1cil6dft be.
fInttcu MtcGormId mn Champion Crit
temnifmcr, uIp 5rpnr Den McGormid
harpcittr unn Sclbitbinoer, ueldles
riclclbe WiuldJjtc lit. Die lcBtes Sabr 10
ol9erlciu beIricoiJte ulo iuns CUTE 9r=
bit. 9aucr9nIti9feit uub leidtes !6nn6-
habcn nrtelnnat Don Ecincr dnoerr
IbcrirJTcr perpcI foHnte.
G~b,niolls fiihrsI lulr Den 9 d
Champion 0nrucitcr unb Sinber, iuelde
belize clrc Sihei Don > uno 8 5uS
2droc hnhen. Sieic Mtnidincn iurr
ben crit lettes Ga6r cinsefiibrt nnb
lpHrocH alt9ernein ais bic beiten erflGrt.
9ic veriGiehcnsn Mdbmnidinen,
8tnper:. troopers, MIN, ioeid|e bier
feline mcitere Recommendation bebIrfen,
iinO e6enIdlls, ipie in frnbcren Snbren,
pou un2 Su be5ieben.
9ie Eeneite STRENGTHENING osr Selblts
bilbcr bietet Der neue MeGormif, oeiz
len MtnI9inentbeile aus Stubl ansefer=
ti9t uilS Die sanSe Maidine 800 9funo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

Charles Yaufep ino @cp. u. Carroll
murocn. lette T9od)c uuu SbcriIf Huber
lupao pou Mnric& Gountp mad %uricrer
Staot gcbra6t, no iit uor Srtebens=
ridltcr WtIcGer ircgcn 4icrOcnicbltabls
clu 2}orucrI0r ~beltarocu uuo nu Die
Urauo INrp ubtriuicicn wurhcn. Sr
Grip0uQclung pen ie $1,000 SIrgidnit,
murocu Ole bcipcu Ticbc 1iutcr S6lnf
IND 9ic9cl gchr1dt. 9jclc beioer
atrlt ruoGulcu upr ctlua y Jnbrcn inl
iuotId)cr Slcilc u~Ilcrcs GUuntn. nm
itdGlcu i'll Nuguit 1882 SpcI Yierhc unb
ifuci @iauleiel, oas Gi9entbum Der
Neyrcn S9:. He)uolO3, SInnc HO3cr@
HID Soicpb 4a(mcr unbc 9lenuc2 oiIc
mohuhnit. Sie Sicbe triebcu lire
8catc III Den Stcnt NrfnninS uub trot
Der &tipbnIml mclbc Iiir hn3 Ginfnn.
gen DER S6urfen nllsgciebt iuurnc. &c
lang c. iblicu I'D nem 4rmc pt5 &c
ieG5- III ent5iehcH, bis tic lckte @pfe
upr 0tm 5bcriii pou Mtnric9 County.
NnL. lluocrmOnH, pctdcr 5niGQi9er
Gsilc pcren NuieMt6nttsort ~nusinoie
mddtc cinqeinugcn uto an tcetenS Cams
ta1 ii bn: hieii9e County @efGu9uiG
abQtl,cicrt nurben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

Soi9eure Nbpnrcuttn beS Bolts
bfatt" crtri6tcteu I'M &crlnufe Der @o6e
i6r announcement, iupfiir mir linen bier
nit ouutcnh aulttircu:
Gbriit. S6lcnpc1. Yalcntlu Wlitld,
9ticplaus @reju, :. u. G0riItel, Srall
2tnHa =. 9Uncgcr, ~. 5rcnf, 0curp
9au9e. 4. llnelmaHl. Sutins Snden,
2unwiA Snldcl, 6rau S. %nlcntiu,
9cnrp 0enjc, Srou s. &attclmnnn, %lt9.
2an9cnnocrfcr, 0enrp Steer, Is. i.
Ntueller, Sbps. =. OaGn, SriB 9etru3,
Spa. SuIfncr. Garl Self, @ermanlt
6ue*, WHrrp @cinlau6, 6rib Scfcr,
ltiln %,5rdrlcin Marp Sbcrfrom.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

TIs n~ic5idhrlge StnDtiudhf fi1oet am
9icn*tng, Den :. 2(pril, itntt. la*,
regc Iitttrene ipcldes leBtes Ta6r il,
Scr 6ritliabrs -@nbl oil ben3ng 9elegt,
iilt nlcm 9(nIdJeine mad bieIes WSa(
lutg WHp i6eint mali nllgemcin scr Sin
iidt 81 Duloi9elr. bnB Der jcsi9c Stubt
rdtb lcinc Sbuloi9fcit gctbnn uno cine
2Slebertripdhllng Der 6crren nltr iurt
9ui5cn mo Trcmmcu Der Staht qcrci
dlcu farr.
Tn Sciug GIi DDS 9lneiiUr's Nmt
iyjro moGl Der ti2bcriQe Snhnbcr, luie
nil horcn, pnn rincr gSicbcrlpabl d6
itchCu Wn0 lit Ser So6n 9. 0Griittl, Cit
harqldlrjges @ticn Scr Dientlid)cu Ser
wl.iing mo i'll jtrer Sesiebun9 idbigcr
MjHHn, nui 9tnratbcu elmer 0roBcn Tt-
5aGl Sirgcr ais Ntircrhcr Iilr hicic@
2,mg 0ligetretcU.
Gas Collectors Amt uirO nuBcr
3Iuciftl III i0dnocn bcs lcbigcu Gollcf-
tors, 0trru &. 6. 9acr, pcrblci6eu.
Gle 5isheri9c &clolnuno bieies 8cdm
ten bctrug IicbeI ErOicrt pOr alien ben
ijm cOlCftirtcu Wtlocrn, jcbud Den
jcG!scn %Crbdltniiieu HedlnmiQ trGacnc
BAT Der StuotrGlb oieiclGc an iilIi
Eroic1t rcpujirt. QaB bieie Gcbuftior
uldlt nad 9&unid, 6cs !6crrn Sacr, iucl=
der ijD imntcr citcr pilnftlidjcr Efidt-
crIil(nnl beIuubt, max, brauden lpir
bier faint Ut ber1crfcn unh iuirO cr in
6oilc cjucr 8i:0errpnbl nnh mie- upr,
Stcuern mo ipni.iac TbQobcn QcmiIien
bn)I CIutrGibcH.
fNr Gpnitdblcr piro ,0err 9tp6crt
WtuuIhr0ucr jcbeuflil@ nit elmer @ieoer-
mail bcbadlt iucro.n nub lit er Stueifel8=
phHt Die 9ceiguctits Ycripu bercn %
men bis ictt iii &crbirnurQ nit hicIcn
g~cR0uEt Wurbc.
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Cine s@itsafaire.

Cine S6ie6nHaire trus Iid bel
Gleauesuiae, in inherent GountD ii
lcsten 9oHnerstng Su. iud6renb irelder
ISM. u. Spic pun 9r. @ilep 6. Gutter
IN ben llntcrGe;b seIdpncu uuo ibipcr,
iuerun ni6t t0btli9 ~periuunbet luurbc.
llnier Gleauespiler Correspondent
lhrei6t ms IUisenbe G%inSelbeiten iiber
RE blutise @Haire: @m. Sole unb
Stepbeu 9acD batteu benz lfjle6tcn gu
iel lud6rcno hcs cages Itnrf SuetIprpz
den mo famen IN betrunfenem gu
itauoe mad Cutters Store, tpp nc iifj
MI eiuen Gid icbteu unb nit Gutter
fir peu 5ulel ipielten. Die Spieler
wurocn mcinig uno balb eHtlpnEn lid
Gin hcftiger Streit ;iuilden Gutter ltub
| Sole, ipel9cr 6alo III 5anb9reifiGfei
tell nlIsartete. Gutter elite ~ ieincr nur
ctiids Sdritte upm Store cntfernteii
2%&obnuiI9 uub fcbrfe nit eiucnt &cuol-
ucr bctuaffuet suriif, i%uornuf er amf Sole
~icIcrtt NIB bicicr oanu Iofprt bn5 Sen.
CT crluiocrtc. Sieben Sduiie wurbell
gclpedieft bod pcrIcblten GGlc, biz aui
cine SH9el, Bic uon 2aitsr n69eicuert
uIlroc uup Sole i'll Den llnterlei6 ornns,
ibr 3ltl. Sole Iief bierauf ieiner& pbn=
ing un6t SieBrs @tiible ju, wclfe Ell
errt;Dte, MD ipfort d. 9Siaiams III
ieu Lies. Ter 9rjt unterindtc bic
@unoe mn crfIdrtc hielclbe fiir iebr
gcidbrlld mth bat iucnig 0offnuu9 fiir
leil G&!encrGuifpnmru. %ultcr III mob
nIdli pcrbnTtct Wnroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

Ger aluOcrmosfcaball wtl-hcr ice:cu
SunlstHg iii Der Gon;ert Sal, i.d;iflno
c%rircuGc lid III l5plgc Der u~i1IgtItnm
faitrn Icmpcr0iur, >Uctdlc All oiciemr
gbcuo uprbcrridcHo W3c. zines rift be
Ipuocrs %itartcu %tiu5cs, J,.g iaGicrcn
lid nlic Huucicn0cH CHS Scitc III
anrillircn, IND ocl NI>loruA: ..Io;rlucr-
Den miebcr jrr9 i'll u~liercu Smocrn,"
6crunbrbcitttC I'D nud bel D.ticy 6clc-
9cnbeit. Cen arlusic1bta G;i,yu Der
uc%rinrmcitcu 8tclucu ial r.rH c, an
haB lie mpbl lcltcn enc 10 harm5oIe. M
9etrilbtc ,5reHot atuoNtn. al, itilen
bur6 Den Nublid iGrcr i'll rp4li9er
emit bprt Gcrlmiplelcnpcn &ulocr sc
iudDrt muroc. Gtr E~ou5toocn mny
bis II lin ausihlicBlih 1ur Ole 9lei=
lter rcierpirt uio modte.i rie'tlbcu audi
Ben ausoietiQitcu GcbrnuA upI i6rem
Yprrctts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

Merr ~. Stnii0t, Del 5HpgltommtiDe
@trib "iur Staot Mcru1oH~", Der o;icm
Nl1Idcinc had. nit p,n 9iobrcGcu cltcr
@cbnrtStngsIcicr pcrtrout lit. mor IN
Ircnnotid mn firipr9li1 .G5 ant tcbttn
Mpntn9 cam -. Ici.rt;r ioic uiu;(id,
nit aniicr o@tGcm" uuisrti GiIburts-
tag etle Yortion mdriuiyicr MGyili9e
nno Cit 6ldIhhcn 0~oalcnidryc. ais
,,SottrbciipinGCr III ubcr"jt:cl,. IroB=
Sem Der Safe nod Moi uuutros a,ts=
acipaficH lrar, battle Der oUtTouaer"
rod nid)t ucrIchit, ocIi;lbta b~cotutcHD
ST bc;duitj9cu mo ~cr!oaten pin uls
9crrn Stauos fr~c.atoIidit '.y c:c &c
pci'c Itilter Yi6crai!tIt iu oautti.
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-

Bic AppItci&nuo w;go ta.o III: ut;tit
SnitrHmcntc!t, iuclsbe pon G~tut5h.aHo
importirt lUtrOul i%plicn. u,rlchcu itii.
7ie NtuIifircuHOe mticrer Stdot a@r1iIcn
Der Saup inter oja Ny#Je IND ~: C.
mite, pcldc& 0ielocr fir BEN 2%lntalf
Or SnitrHmcIte iamml;t, Got III ZEN
lcbten pnar 1naIn 0:rGits $50 coii
Den liberation H1J3crH rTicccc 3ta0t
%cmpfdngcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

lucni9er iuie9t ais Die alte 9tcGOrmid.
Sic luurbe iUdbrenO Der lesten Sniipn
elmer griiuOliden 4Slohe mt%teriuUrien
ulo bat ii6 ais Sinbcr par excellence
eriuieien.
Cine grUBe Guantitdt oes beiten
9iubiaoens bnben mir an !6nrb tuelbcn
mir, iuie u%nicrc Wtnldiucu, hilig unh SIT
b6dlit Ii6craleu Scoin9un9cu ~ucrfnufen.
Simon Spe9er & 6 o.
q pe9er.
NCnrp NuueG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

Nerr 2lI0uIt 8;cf, nclhrc ipdhrcuo
ben ltBtcn Mona:cn III $oQmAcr Gountp
ais Il. 2. 0augcr mn 5torIftCpcr ita-
tipnirt lpar lit uah ct. @cuis trGns=
ferirt pproen, no cr cine dhrlidc oher
mcGr lucrative SttGe te8lci.cn wiro.
6err Ajcf lit cjNer Der aHp;NtIbaittittn
mn trellcItcu &camteI ,ot.ne ..lluclc
Gum" i'll ieiucm 4ienite bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

N;rr q. s. Mcrten5 ~fcicrtc an leb-
ten Samstng iciucu 40Itcu @cbmrt>ta9
1uto luuroc BEL bicicr G%Clegcnbcit pom
,anidcrbpdcr" @cion9uercin nit cinern
St0nofcn becbrt. Y@ir 9ratulirclt une
iuIinIdcn linn mod monde irpnc g9iez
ncrfcur picies Ingce.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27
Gin scmriner alter genrral pcriaat.

Scr alte ,,8eneral TcbiIitD" 1T ppIl
Slrtania: periaat iuOrNen nit ircuoi9cnl
Grfol9. &on Srlnt!cn, uoH 9Sebb Gitr
urb ppt @nlnut Grpue id;reihcn beIon=
bers 0crrn y. 81. 9lrocrIou, 6. 80,
Snplpr unp j. 3. Einhbtd, oaB JIG aue
NIT ol9enteiner Sdpatle ~bchdftet iua-
rem unb erb;cltcn Den 9r0Bfen RuEen
bon Srotun's Sron Sitterl SieIcs lit
nu9enebm Su wiiieu, ni1t uHr ii.r Die
4rtnnIas 9ente, IOnhern iiir ole 2heiie
bes 9aroes mp, @enerat 0ebilitD ieiue
SpIer bel Den GouIct6cn 5abtt. l1cberz
al 81 faufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-27

Die Nrbeiter Iinb fleiBi9 NIT DEM
Anifiillcn Der S6iaer Strase 5pii6en
Der 4. utb 3. bei6dftist. GbenfalIs
l6reiten Die Qrbeiteu al benz Sau nes
9bSuacannls oil SieIer Gtrase raid
pprnn, 10 bnB i'll furjer 3eit nit Dem
Wtucabamiiiren Der StraBe bc9onnca
perpert fatf.