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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-30

The bloody encounter between three colored
boys In this city few days ago, resulting in
the arrest OF one child OF seven years for muir
derous assault, shows the necessity for closer
supervision by the police OF the sale of firearms to
minors IndiScriminate sales 10 adults are bad
enough, but IL Is sometimes hard to draw the line
between full-grOwn men who can and who cannot
safely be trusted with dangerous weapons. The
act OF January 10Th, 1863 makes it a misdemeanOr
10 sell firearms powder, caps explosives OF any
Kind To children under sixteen years of age. The
elder of the TWO boys who made useSOf the pistol
on Monday was only fourteen. He must have OBJ
tanned bis weapon somewhere. and 1t would not be
difficult to trace back the chain OF ownership. The
punishment OF the offender il any violation of the
law can be proved would be the first step in re-
form movement which would receive general
approval Too many cases have come to notice
within year where young lads have courted
DOOdShed by the careless handliLg OF firearms. 1t
Is time that a stop was put to the practice. Every
reputable dealer I'm dangerous weapons will give
such aid to the police as lies In his power in the
prosecution OF a work for the saving OF human
life. II would not be too much TO require them to
keep register Of the weapons sold, and the names
and addresses OF the purchasers just strictly
druggists record the sale OF pOisons. dealer
who should refuse his cooperation would furnish
the authorities with very good reason for refus-
ing him license to do business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-30

Governor RObinsons withdrawal from the con-
test for the Massachusetts senatorship narrows
down the list OF candidates practically to Senator
Dawes and Representative Long. If possession is
nine points Of the law in politics, as well as In
other matters Mr.. Dawes has rather the advan-
tage OF his adversary at this stage; but the Long
men are young, vigorous and eager, and il they
make up their minds to seat their favorite, they
will give the other side some work to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-30

The political wiseacres In England seem to be
in some doubt which is the bigger-the British
empire or Lord Randolph Churchill II the wheels
OF government have got TO cease their revolution
because one eccentric young statesman has sat
down TO sulk it is time for revolution of another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-30
j. G.. HurcH1NsoN, IMPORTER.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
REMARKABLE BARGAINS.

CLOAK DEPARTMENT
REMARKABLE BARGAINS.
NEwMARKETs.
FRENCH FRISE WRAPS,
PLUSH VISITES,
ASTRACHAN vISITES,
Plain and Fur Trimmed.
ENGLISH JACKETS NEW GOODS
Recent purchase at tremendous reductions
MILLINERY at Lowest Prices ever quoted
FURS 81 10 per cent discount
Best quality only
HOLIDAY GOODS
Closing Prices Many lots regardless of cost.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Direct importation
LACEs,
Novelties for evening wear.
FOSTER KID GLOVES,
sI00 per pair upward Fitted and warranted
SILK PLUSH,
all colors at s1O5 per yard
BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWN,
tS4.OO per yard, "a inches wide
SO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-30
CLosKD AL Day New YrAR,s.

Both Of our establishments. 921 Pennsylvania
avenue and 1913 F street northwest win be
closed on New Years Day, January LIST, 1857
We invite our customers and the public in
general to shop Friday, December 3lst, - We
shall make special Offering Of Gloves, Hosiery,
Neckwear and Handkerchiefs, kc., for Men and
Ladies' "a an inducement
We close evenings at the usual hour. g p m.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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GREAr REDucr1oss
IN PARIS DREss GOODS
wv SHUsTER SONS, 0l9 PA. AVE.

PARIS ROBES reduced from 435 to a25
PARIS ROBES reduced from $50 to S24
PARIS ROBES, reduced from &25 to $50.
PARIS ROBES reduced from $50 to 415.
reduced and bargains offered in these desirable
and fashionable goods
FINE FRENCH CASHMERES, - in, reduced to
871c.
ETON CHECKED SUITINGS, reduced from Soc to
375sc for Office dresses and general they the
best values ever offered
We have few HANDSOME CLOAKS which we offer
ut half former prices intend to sell every cloak
this season. and offer decided bargains
Choice lot Of CORDUROYs, in all the leading colors,
for ladies' suits, at 75c.; very fine quality.
LYONS ALI-SILK VELvETS at $3.50 and $3.50:
all new shades.
Bargains in coLoRED AND BLACK SILK
GROS DE LONDRES, in mshogony shades at o. so;
worth $3.50.
FABLE FRANCHISE, in all shades.
Great variety Of EVENING TULLES AND HLU-
SIoNS, in new and beautiful styles
SILK HOSIERY, black and colors.
Large Size DINNER NAPKINS, 1t S6 and s7.50:
worth 80 and 812.
BARNEsLEY DOUBLE DAMAsKs, At wholesale
prices
AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS, in black and colors, for
coats.
SASH RIBBONS. all shades, at very low prices
EVENING DRESS GOODS AND GAUZES. in great
variety.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ SINISTER l. SONS,
d2S 91e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Picture Frames.

Picture Francs
We would call your attention TO very large and
handsome assortment of ne Gilt Frames. warranted
hot &c tSrIsh either IN Hat deep moulding, which
We Away keep ON hand in the following sizes
sxlo. 10xl2, 10x14. 12xl6, I4x1s. 14x2O,
d5x2O- lSx:2. 1Sx24 19&25, 19x21. 20x24,
2Ox2o, 2:,x2s, 22x2t, 24x:S0 and 2jx3G.
we are at al times prepared to frame pictures
at once without extra charge, and furnish above
Oak Gilt and Plush.
Our prices Acknowledged by every one to be very
low and 10 give You idea how low sell Picture
Frames. all complete with Glass and Back and no
Charge for framing. quote:
An1ce oXlo Gilt Frame. with Mat, at
CENTS
s.,scs ss,55
Handsome SI1O, 2 inch Gilt Frame with Mat at
- $50
"A So CENTS
44.sa
And very large and handsome assortment Of deem NJ
Tat tIilt, Gilt and Plush Oak and Bronze OAK and
piush Bronze and Gilt, ali bronze Frames all beau
$50 saS9a
80 CENTS
%sss esaSs
We can furnish you also with wide Gilt Frame 16x
s119.
Il sILyERBERG co,
d2s 31a 7TH ST.
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FOR RENT--HOUSFS

ali mod hnP: SIS go and ss 4ih S &. n q t SS
s. bAViDsoS ''s DAvfDs 5SSs s@Fs.s
~ ana ID SIS n ". It,
h yssrIy a. alrn 81 Mas
mas aS Ssser, slo. THos' G. HkSsEf' looe ST. n W
E9R PENTHOUSE 436 ST; BAY WINDOW
l. Br1sk; al modern improvements seven rooms and
dsi sa Inquire of owner. ABS H ST. Rent, s333:,
FOB RENT NEW BRICKS on 10TH. NEAR
each no. 56l st Sc. Store ana Dwelling; rcoms:
St s,o sso s sSgte small Ss ~ 18th
+ rs Is o and siS each NJ NJ RoHRER CO. "a and
Tor RENT--THAT BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. IOWA
ass fi Etag.s rss $50 month North
E0R REPRESENTATIONS BRICK DWELLING
olo II ST. n. contains 10 rooms bath and cellar
Apply to RbGRf so SSs + ss IN ST
EoR RENT-A NICE EIGHT-RooM HOUSE, NO.
ssg:s s Apply SIS fennsslsaSia aF se f x
Fo sRd RE S,rr..IR THE CAPITOL. DESIRABLE
rooms. including bath. 1o3 2d st. ne dIS-3w'
1coR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 7i3 RHODE ISLAND
Browns and sRods Island ssy
EoR RFNT NICE SIX ROOM HOUSE. NJ. l.;
rent balance for $l5 or two and balance
Tor 81. 1904 ST ne. d29-3t'
EoR RENT-FIvE-Roo HOUSES 1909 To l2al d
Apply to h PAiko ass Louisiana a awe "', aae
1COR RENT-To RELIABLE PARTY-A LARGE
board esieTer Kitchen rsn and A sihin IN
room. Address A. b. C., Star office des ,sitS
srlk NINE r5Im. snd Ss s.G W. TIL
viii De put In first class order, $40. Apply to
9R ro REST. 4 IIs., BRIck $50 ST. NV
rooms. cellar Se ss5o aB BENT Fox = sSS
Ss s99SGsy Gsot'n ers4o 1923 wylie ST. sr $40 50
i .s
s sss J s s N, n fSrisYs fasis'
Sa: .5 T., Is s%J H Is a5 BRADLEY
I Brick 9I9 G st NV, IA rooms .............s $50
Brick $50 Z st. nw rooms 80
Frame 1880 sfh St NV, rooms 20
Frame Loo 9;h st. NV; 6rooms................ ls
Br.ck ~ lgtc ST. Sc, y rooms
Brick 1885 valley st.. Vest Se Washington. i
da5-St ST. -'''' Co. ALBERT +. Fox aao St NV
EoR RENT--A NICE GROOM HOUSE CBRICK),
= 80 .,V.p lith ST. e. xl).- Apply To b. + EN-
Merit, PIP Center Market; No. = 0-Street Market
d2S-3ts
RLNrBh.cK l m2E Es,E ISIs VERMONT
err improvements; S:5 per month
2sll N st. NV: ten rooms: SeS.
Two small Frame Houses; East Capitol ST. 81 each
CHARLES w. HANDY.
G2S-St g2l II. NV.
NOR RENT-A NEW NINE ROOM BRICK, 1910
l. 18th st. NV. Apply to owner 4S3 Missouri ave.
d26-3ts
Tv0R RENT-1129 nth ST. BET l. AND MNw
l. Ii rooms: handsomely papered: excellent order
rent, $50. p F. LARNER, go F ST d2S-2w
DOR RFHT-NEAT.NEw3-STOR BRICK DWELL
i ing. rooms aud bathroom: all mod imIs in first
class ORDER possession January S25; 69 q st sc
DIS ct SWORMSTEDT& BRADLEY. 927 + st
IroR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. ELEGANT
J. 1y furnished, IL rooms. near Thomas circle, sl5
per month. c. H. KNIGHT, 92o L ST. H. W. DIS At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-30

FLANNELs. FLANSE1s.
GREAT REDUCTION IN OUR FLANNEL DEPART
MENT. IT IS COLD NOW AND YOU MUST
HAVE THEM. YOU CAN'T DELAY.
BUY FROM US. WHY
BECAUSE WE HAVE MARKED
Our 621ec. Jersey Flannel to Soc. per yard.
Our 75c. Jersey Flannel to 621sc. per yard
Our 81 &c. Jersey Flannel to 75c. per yard
new lot of Stripe and Plaid Flannels from 20c up
to 6211c. per yard.
ONE CASE PLAIN FLANNELs FOR DRESSES.
Blue Brown and Garnet tal wooD for zoe. per yard;
worth 25c
Gilberts Fine Dress Flannels for CSC per yard Gall
wooD.
CASHMERE FLANNELS.
Another case OF Cashmere Twiled Flannel in Brown.
Pink and Light Blue, only SOC. per yard.
These goods retail all over for soc. per yard.
SKIRTING FLANNEL.S.
Gray Twilled Flannel suitable for Skrting purposes
TO- 121s Is and zoe. per yard.
Blue Flannel. % in wide, all WOOL for Skirtng or
Dress Wear, Csc per yard.
Two and half yards wide Skirting Flannel, in
Stripes, only $50 per yard.
White Flannel in all the different grades Some as
low as lOc per yard From that up to 25 yard.
RED FLANNELS
in qualities ranging from Csc per yard to the finest
medicated goods
SHAKER FLANNELS in all grades
ELDER DOWN IN ALL THE DIFFERENT DELL
CATE TINrS
LANsBURGH BRO,
ONE PRICE.
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WANTED--HELP.

Apply So e f41e 1Ha ha
WANTED NURSE MAID AT EOS DELAWARE
| w ave Me-; young sirl preferred. It.
| WANTED-AG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK.
ea Il cs s? s
s a;'; ss sSs sss;: K
| WANTED-A FIRST CLASS WOMAN AS COOK.
os,oc # Palmer House. 4sl 18th ST. NV, call sfteE
| WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL
% I s.. Of one sas in
WANTED- TO LEARN CUTTING AND
cut g nsssfs May Building 7'h and SITS. NV
sSss ss Is
WANTED. AT ONCE. "A WOMAN 70 COOK.
sne K %s sSs T. SsnE
: 'i Sc fss the
W ensry Boofkeeper: must be accurate write veil
s ! e s::s o address, with a
y. " eating Counter Apply st so4 Fensss Wi q,
| VVANTED-GOoD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER;
best Of recommendations required 12ls Mss 81,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A .FIRsT-CLAss
hss ss 81, None other app Apply & as
WANTED -DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
Ky reau, conducted by Ladies. Men and Women.
e. Minds Of nsss
WANTED = MEN AND WOMEN TO CALI. AT
W once. White and colored women cooks, $40 to
st. NV. d28-6ts
w good Girl or Woman for Cooking and General
Also Boy to drivss carriage and Make himself
useful.
SS sS:::. s!'h rsfsrenoss'a at ,o,se.. -
WANNTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w housework S01 D street n. W. d2S-3t-
WANTED WOMEN. BOYS, GIRLS TO EARN
" $40 per month at their homes: costly outfit
Of SAMPLES package Of goods and full for
CO., Rutland. vt. d26-tu th&s,3N'
WANTED-AT ONCE-MEN AND WOMEN AS
w cooks and houseworkers. dressmakers, nurses,
maids walters. shuckers coachmen, buffers: all
'anales city and country , g. and EnkN s n "
WANTED-5O WOMEN. COOKS. $40 TO ego;
w maids, mattresses scruhbers lalldresses coach
men. wsiters and for all kinds of work MAJ; Labor
bureau OF 18th St. NV. d24-0t
w outside largest cities to reireseIt an OLD house in
sse,Sa SaasS SiEa PEI oef CENT? fsss
ny. d2th-1m
WANTED-BoYs, WITH GOOD SOPRANO AND
w Alto voices; also two Tenors for choir singing.
12 9TH Ct nT Saturday morning IL os'oCk
w ance; salary and commission Apply to go ~
st. NV. oc:!Y-:3m
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Some ProrLE CIR R,cn
BY WATCHING THEIR CHANCES.
AT OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
The closing sale Sf he sr,e and ssnifsent stock Of
100000 is how i'll progress end the entire stock will
FOR BOYS@ no IS YEARS:
~ 9 !}yersss.s a. u 81 -; 20
90 Overroats az $3.50.
81 Oyercoats at "a.
$3.50 Overcoats at S..
50 Oyerrorts at $3.50.
8 3ssssi : HS Es sats It It 1893 y s.
~ !sri Hld p1n * az y! ~
So jacket and Pants at go
$40 Ja.,kct and Pants st ~.
' IVA 81 overcoa.s at So
r. nYs,soa;s It st,599
$40 0veronts at f5.5o.
90 sn:.s at a so
! % snits 81 It $3.50.
xl9 Suits IT { so.
FOR MEN AsBB l Yo Syi1s g. sl0.
xS 50 overcoats 1t 81
1850 Overcoats at $3.50.
3 15 Ovsrcoes at s1Q.
SIG Overcoats at Bal.
ga Ovcrcoats at $l5.
go UveresIats ut 1880.
sIss sssssy snaslSts s9S sso
1919 s saiis # # $3.50.
$1s Suits at Si0.
b :S T s ssI;: !: !: !; ;s1I}s:so
odd Pants s Immense variety S'i from 80 up
At OAK HALL
d27 CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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The above il only portion of the property on nv
books For full list cali 1t otce for bulletin on
the 1st and 18th ld,,sl THos e. wAGGAMAN.
E0R RENT-14a2 18th ST. NV, THEEE-SToRY
u brick: 10 rooms; all mod. imps.; S4J. PARKER
4 TOWNSEND. l4lS f st. NV. DE- -St
HOP RENT-wE HAVE FOR RENT FOR THE
ISEASON or LONGER several HANDSOMELY
FURNISHED HOUSES in the MOST DESIRABLE
LOCATIONS in the NORTHWFSTERN Part OF the
city. HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
d21-6t I:,S 10Th Al n W
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| The above houses can be examined by permit frou
| our office only. THOMAS j. FISHER co,
| dis I.goa ~ "A

NOR RENT - THE ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE
Il three-story and basement Dwelling on the north
west corner of 9th and ss opposite Judiciary square
and Pension Office The premises have recently been
remodeled. good new and a rare opportunity
for rstclass home is offered: rent r65 PER month
dy-2m BUSHNELL a CARUsI ZOOS II st NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, FIRST
w floor; northwest: leGinai ent resident State
terms. Which must be reasonable. Address PHYSI-
CLAN Star Office. d3O-:.t
WANTED = THREE LARGE UNTURNISHED
w rooms betweeI 18th aid 10th and II and
streets. Address q Star Office. d2S-3t.
"ANTED-BT A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN THE
w neiehborhooG Of II aud 10Th SIS. aud Penn
NV, room and board III private family. Address
Box 49, Star office, stating terms, &c. d2S-:3t'
vVANTEp-Br JAN. 1. 2 LARGE OR 3 SMALL
w nDfurnisheG rooms 1st or ID floor between 7th
and 12.h and Fa AID G at Answer by giving
full particulars. Address Dresslhker Star office dSs4
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Il ANsAs CITY WATER BONDS.

NOR SALE-COAL AND WOOD YARD: LOCATED
II at l21S 4th ST NV. long lease and low rent En-
quire on premises. 1t.
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OFFICES.
9th and Pa ave. 70. .&12
Lenox Building, room 3. 10
all 9Th .basem't.room 40
Az La. ave. room 20 10
412La.av.. basement,2r.. =
615 9TH ST., room lib
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ONE PRICE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
A M ssss
l. "A MN SSS -
l. AAA N Nm y
ILL A nm $3.50
kE Bb 3 8 FKrfk S i i
BBnIB UU GGG ii II
at BIB RRR 90
Il d
3d. BIB bRR q
Sa.SSs RB + 3 ooo.-~
d3O 42O-422-424-426 9TH ST

p R1scE ALBERT Coars.
MANY GENTLEMEN WILL NOT WEAR
FULL DRESS OR SWALLOW TALL COAT
OTHERS FIND so LITTLE USE FOR ONE
THAT THEY DON'T CARE TO KEEP ONE ON
HAND
IN POINT OF DRESS" NEXT TO THE
SWALLOW TAIL. COMES THE PRINCE
ALBERT" OR DOUBLE BREASTED
FROCK COAT THESE ARE PERHAPS THE
MOST POPULAR COAT WORN AT THIS
TIME, AND WITH ONE OF THEM ON GEN
TLEMAN IS PREsENTABI.E AT ANY RECEP-
TION UNLESS TIE LADY WHOM he Es-
CORTs IS IN FULL DRESS"
TO SUPPLY THE INCREASING DEMAND
FOR THESE GARMENTS WE HAVE MADE
UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS. FIRST, WE
MENTION ONE FINE ENGLISH CORK
SCREW GOODS, LINED ALL THROUGH
WITH SILK AND THE SILK SHINING ON
THE LAPELs THESE ARE MADE UP WITH
SPECIAL CARE, AND ARE CUT PRECISELY
THE SAME AS FINE CUSTOM MADE GOODS.
SAME CLASS OF GOODS MADE UP WITH
FINE ITALIAN CLOTH Innings, BUT
FACED WITH SILK: THESE COATS WHEN
ONHAvE ALL THE APPEARANCE OF BEING
LINED WITH SILK
SAME GOODS ALSO MADE UP WITHOUT
SILK FACING.
WE SHOW NINE GRADES AND QUAIL
TIES OF THESE GOODS. AND OUR RANGE
OF SIZES is so VARIED THAT WE CAN FIT
MAN As WELL OR BETTER THAN HE
CAN BE FITTED BY HAVING THEM MADE
TO MEASURE
Z B. BARNUM co.
$50 s31 PExxsrLvAx1A AVENUE
New YEAR CARDS,
Visiting and Congrasulation.
DIARIES. CALENDARS.
ALMANACs, BLANK BOOKS,
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON HELPS
Of every kind.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RECORD BOOKS.
c. c. PURsELL. Bookseller,
d30 41s 9th st.
E1pHoszo Youses
Company
Are Offering the following special supplies for Ne,
Years:
Grapes Genuine Lady Apples Velvet SKIN Lemons
Mandarin Oranges Genuine Princess Paper She
Almonds. Genuine Languadoc Soft Shell Almond,
LAtra Large Pecan Nuts Extra Choice Cluster Raj
Ing. Iarge sssortnent choice Pickles, incindin
&c, &c. Genuine Shellbark Hickory Nuts ~
Genuine Imported switxer Cheese. NeusebasI
Cheese, Sap Sage Cheese. English Dairy Cheese Ne,
Engiand sage Cheese, Extra New York Cream Chez
Psrinssan Cheese, Pineapple Cheese. Edam Cheese.
ELPHONzO YoUNos
Company,
42S 9th street. al,
KsoYs New Yonx HRS
YOUMANs' NEW York HAITI
We are the authorized agents for this city.
FULL STOCK OF DRESS. DERBY AND oprR
HATS.
sT1NEsxTz + SON.
az 1897 Penna ave-
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HOTELS.

40 TO GEO. g. WALKER FOB MONUMENTAL
N0nn1te yQrA; beat facilities in Wlshiugton for
such work Once and Yard 7o2 to IQ8 North C@pttol
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Tor RENT-1s04 18th ST ~ w, GROOM BIZ,
all mod. nps 80; 6se and So 4th 81. n. e. two-
room bk. as DkViDSoN nkytnsSS .Srn.p
u. ".
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STORES, ETC.
Str. rm. and part of cell
lar,4 and VI sts.n.w.S25
Str. and dwy. 625 9th st.
s.w., Sr.. ..lG
Stsbie r'r l4lG x st NV. 4
Stable r'r 1913 10th nv
Stable rear l401 y. York
ave n.w.-.....6
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OFFICE ROOMS
Nos. 12, 10 and IL in 9:S4 L ST. NV
d29-:H SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, ac7 F ST

ISoR RENT-A NICE GROOM HOUSE (BRICK1,
- No 80, 18th 1t. e: SIS. Apply to b. r. EN-
MERIT. PIP Center Market; or No. = 0-Street Market
d2S-.ts
NOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 1913 VERMONT
Il ave. a.w.; six rooms and bath: side yard; all mod
err improvements: S.e5 per month.
2tll n st. NV. ten rooms: S.,S
Two small Frame Houses. East Capitol st 81 each
dos-3t OBJ Fstaaw
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MONEY TO LOAN.

FENo LOAN-s7. 900 CASH IN HAND To LOAN ON
Il real estate security. In sums 10 suit. No delay
BAXTER a. MCGOWAN,
d2S-Js 100S-10l0 n IT.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE-s35OO
NJ and $4,000 at per cent. No delay If security
Is satisfactory. SWORMSTEDT a. BRADLEY,
d24-6t go1 Fist
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sLuf ibrem StubIe, unbewesIi9, elmer
8aao6e eIeid, ab unb 81 Oas
6Gupt er5eben6 un6 Dieber fnten
Lafenb, ie Hnd6em Elm 9erduf3 IN bG
Hdhe Der pom NltmaTiteu beuo5uten
Rattle b5rbar warb unb uerbdQie, fa6
bic @roBmntter 6rie6e G16sr's. Set
ibr gntsI BON iBr Abf9ie6 ssneuumen,
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G4nefa.

WaIIts. 81 gbamoIen wurbe bies
Ter Gass Der dlteffe POI uier BIi6ern,
wel6e nit 3wei S3wsffern in elmer 6a=
miIie tuiaulmenIsbsn, besrabeu. Sdmmts
Ii9e @ef9wilter sdbIen Suiammeu 444
Sabre.
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9annSter.

6anuouer. Die unpsre9eIi1ts
&malie Wilbelmi aus 8o9um, Wsitfas
len, bate in ibrent Dor bem Stanbsss
amt au Gseitorf geIeseutIi6 Der SeffeIs
!nrs bes 4ufgstotes ab9esebenen @es
burisI9ein tie Sabres3a5l ibrer @ebur!
gefdii9t, unb fd 70 UNI 3pet Sabre
giinger senadt." Der 8rdutisam
Bate mad bieler 6dIi4uns gei3!OhsH,
fGB lie 8raut aud dnberen 6dIf5urSen
3ugdnsIi9 fei, 70 faB aus Der ebd;9en
8er6in6Iu9 nidt5 wurbe. Bon Der
Strnffammer erGisIt ite ba5u ncb etne
@eFdusniBfrafs pom brei Ea9en. t@rs
itere CITRATE wirn Gber wcbI bic bdrtere
pom 6eioen 9epeisn ls:n
@osIar. Iad elmer 8stanntmas
dung bieisen Rasiitrats lou Elm pom ben
fribereu Befefisunsen nod ibris ses
bIicbener Eburm Der Jog. Swiuger, nit
Cd Weter biden Mauern, cine -Gebens'
~wiir6ieteit @osIar, auf abbru6 uers
tauft uerbeu. Der SRbaber Don 4snnr's
6oteI bier, Der einen dbnliGen in Teirem
Bette beinbliG zen 9burm in ieinem uns
teren Sbe;le 3u elmer aItbeutfden 1rtnts
bale umbanen Idbt, fdstnt etwes mebr
pietdt fur SausI[teribamer 81 Baben.
Qooaa Bel Seer. Die bisber dIs
teffe Grau in OffrissIanb, bic frhbere
9ebamme @ittwe Wariie SnnfeH, III in
benz AIter pom 100 Sabreu unb 4 Deos
naten bier s~eitorbn.
Rorbeim. Die ueue tathpIif@e
Rir9e lit nabe3u fertis sefeat. 8isIanS
wurbe Der @ottesbient In einem alien
&eitffaue Der Raierne 9ebaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-23

9nrien. Der bieii9e Magiitrat
bat nit bsr RsateEbursiideu 5ppotbes
tens unS We5fei6ant Elm fir bic Sta6t
iebr rortbeiIbaftes @eIbseGddft o5ses
i6lofen. Die 8ant Ieibt fer Stabt
1O0, 900 SO. Oafir rpsroen fdnuaIi5e
frembe Sapitalien, bic ale gu 4 grocent
anaelieben iinb, rad 3uuori9er Rinbis
aung abaetrasen. Die Wedlenbursii5e
6ppotbefen, unb @e9IeIbant seudbrt
Der Stabt bic auIei5e gu 81 proct. Gins
NIT II Brcct. anortiiatiou, 10 bag bic
SSuIb in etra 80 Sabren setilst Dub.
Rolto6. Die DIRECTION bes Deuti9s
RorSii9en QIop6 DeranffaItefe ON 90.
Stunt CUR Seier Der gr6fuuus Der neueu
Qiuie BerIinsR openbasen cine 6eifIi9s
teit. Yormittass fnbr elm grtrasus
nit Der Geif9eieuidaft uoa ReuifreIis
as, pdbren6 Radmittass Elm Saupfs
fhiH nit @dfen aus Ddnemart pom
@ieb1er in @arneminfe einIief. sSa
Roffod fdnb Johann bas SeftmabI itatt.
8rannlGpris. anbaIt. eiPpe.
8rannf9weis. i~tniere Stubt
bat In 6er Istten Seit swet ibter betdnns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-23

DresIau. guf Der Babnfrede
2pii9en SdIeife un6 @e;Bwaher bate
f9 Elm 8~abuwdter, %pouitdnbis n%nifOrs
uiirt un6 bas SisnaIbOru u~msebdnst,
ant bic S9ieren selest, in Der 4bf6t,
l3 pom benz 3use ii6erfabren gu Iaffen.
Der aOtomotiDfibrer bemertte ben
SebensmiOen nod re@tSeiiis mn6 bteIt
ben 3us on. Ginise 8eauten fibrten
nun ben fi5 5eftis ffrduberbeu Weniden
cine Strsfe abieits in bic 9aibe. Bes
DOT Der 5us f@ in Bewesuns feserr
lonnte. mar Der bartnd6ige SeIbit>
morosluitise iebo9 pie6er berangeeilt,
I'm E.9 abermaIs DOR BITE 2otomotiue 3n
mertsn. Die Beamten ersrifen i'm u
ho9maIs, bIduten i'm ta@tis bur6 unb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

hODe CT nor z MATT .ts6Gt, next InufsIay
evening Those lucky enough to be 10.
yited ale sure 10 have q delightful evening,
as Mrs. Isett is the most charming Of
hostesses.
A grand masque ball will he given By
the Germanja Singing SOCIETY OF their hall,
Tuesday evening. Ersmers iull orchestra
will make re music. and the affair prom.
ises 10 DC oue OF the largest and most en-.
Joyabls ever given BY the society.
The Silver Leaf Social will give a skating
and dancing carnival at the CLspline
street rink, next Friday evening. which
promises to t. sn enjoyable sfair. A
Handsome prize will be given to the best
lady walter.
a new b.. clIo In the Eighth ward
called the Mystic Crew gave irs first ball
at Arbehz's Hall Friday night. A large
number OF i!iends Of the club were present
Who e%Djoyei a delightful evening dancing
to the strsIrs Of Mayer orchestra.
The ac'iva members Of the Germania
Society and their wives INDUCED
in O delightful little dance at their hall last
Monday evening. Kramer and K,llmeyer
and dancing was kept up till a late
hour.
The ladies 0! the arion Society will give
grand concert and bsll next Thursday
evening at Ariou Hall, which promises 70
oa q successful sfair in every respect.
The Opera House orchestra will assist.
Miis Lzz'e Stoker enter aimed q ngu,
Der OF her friends az her home eoTnar az