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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
rvrARGIyG THE wETMORE HOME.

At the Wetmorc Home for Fallen and friendless
Girls. No. 40 Washington Square, yesterday the
matron Nj; Iapgood, and the president, L. : heaey,
gave 10 the inmates usefal articles Of wearing apparel
such as handkerchIefs, collars, stockings, Guns,
aprons flannel skirts, and boxes OF candy The gIrs
wel,, treated 10 a Christmas dinner
The society incorporated I'm 1873, and In 1873
the Wetmore Home opened for Tie purpose Oh
endeavoring 10 bring back those who had strayed
from the paths Of virtue and prepare Them Tor hVes
OF usefulness aud self support During The existence
Of the society 2lOi and during the present year 2O3
girls have been admitted to the Home where they have
received religious and secular instruction Many nave
been returned to their friends, and others placed IN
situations where they supporting themselves
The number Of applications for admission has been 50
much greater than could be receivd at the Home
that the Board Of Managers have leased the adolI-
ing house No. 50 Washington Square. rehtted ana
furnished H. The building will be open for the III
spectlon of all interested In the important work OF
saving these girls to-mOrrC~, from until y. m,
and in the evening at o'clock entertainment will
be given including music and addresses. Contribu-
lions aid I'm dcraying the expense OF the new Duu-
ing or of carving the work viii be gratefully re-
ceived by the managers which may be sent 10 j. r.
Manierre, treasurer, No. 26 West Twenty -fourthst,
or 10 George {. Wetmore, No. II West Tenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
4 PEOPLES PALACE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
THE SCOPE AND PURPOSES OF DIssToN HALF
WHICH VIII. SOON BE OPENED THERE


WHICH Will SOON BE OPENED THERE.
Philadelphia, Dec % Cspeciap.-Disston Hail.
new edice to be connected with Beacon Presbyterian
Church will be opened with impressive ceremonies
en- January g. The Rev DIR. Francis Robbins has
received a letter from VIcePresdent-elect Morton
that the latter and Mrs. Morton would be present 10
take part IN the services The annex is somewhan
similar to the Peoples Palace recently opened In the
East End Of London. II is intended for place OF
meeting of classes and literary societies. and an ex
tensive reading room will be OF its features In
the main hall lectures will be delivered. medical
department and dspensary will also b connected
with H.
The hall has been built from fund made up bJ
Messrs Disston. Dolan and Dobson and the narns
Disston HaIls fixed upon by DR.. Robbins from the
fact that the Messrs Dlsston were among the largest
contributors Among the prominent people who VIII
be present at the opening are Anthony j. Drexel,
George W ChiIds ). Caldwell, B. B. Comegys, Thomas
Cochran H. DisstOn, I. Dolan. The Pennsylvania
Road has placed special train at the disposal Of M
and Mrs Morton for the ason and 10 Is expected
they will be accompanied by not few other prominent
New Workers. While here the party will be ting
guests OF DR.. Robbins, aud will return TO New-fora
the next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
xrvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1885,

make the inf uence OF that denomination predominant
would not carry that too far. would not say aD
solutey that the president must be a member or
clergyman OF that denomination; but, other thihgs
being equal he would naturally be So Nor Wouin
SAY tba. IL is best TO have the ecclesiastical ma
chinery exert exclusive control That might hamper
the usefulness OF the institution. Let the denominS
toral Influence be stamped upon such an institution
and then see to II that there shall be such governing
body as will maintain sufficient amount OF IShglous
to send nv son 10 Presbyterian college Unless be-
ievcd that its standard high enough to Insure MS
A. Won can sec the uppermost thought in my mind In
this whole question is that the general religious In.
anence Of a collere must be considered atentvely
and after that a good deal of freedom can be allowed
lu certain lines OF thought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

tenton to the fact that this Colonel Fister Is pecl
men of the Democratic offceholder OF ms Adminis,
par san II appears by The Tribune report thai no
party can claim him. He was Republican unaer
Democratic Administrator. In fact no Administration
can change faster than he can, but he Is for fister
all the time. -. -. man
The moral TO US here locally is that when man
comes here armed with little brief authority anu
insults the whole community by his action we preseryo
our self respect and tell him so, Instead OF tane,
running about after him because ho may have me DeIt
I'm hls pocket 1t IS 10 hoped that tho selection OF
q site for the post-Ohcc building Will be deferred una
there aip officials I'm power In whom we can eave con
dence and whose decision win bo entitled 10 resprct
There Is no hurry and # had better be done right wheh
II il done -, -,
the inquiry into the affairs and manag cement OF the
Supervising Architects Office immediately AFTER tho
boi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

whose term Of oHloe expired several years s pud
say that they believe the Governor Mil use me
place as one OF the cOunters ia a dear WIN VI. ~,
Republican Senators to secure the coniT1aa.9n, va
some of his other appointments. some poh"oss"iss
saw they doubt II Mr. Hin viii mako any serious enos'
this coming year to got his nominations conhinieu.
but will walt until 1900, hoping that next IAn d
Democratic senate mas be elected Win Dcno,
cratic senate he could get his nominations confirmed
precisely 10 his liking. l., .A
question whether or not Adutant-General F0t,oI
shall be retained. The National Guard mas Docn
greatly imprlved under his administration and there
is general desire that he may remain ~her nc -.
Governor Hill viii probably make some changes W
his military stat, but II IS sald tho huhpcI VI
changes will be small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
DEMOCRATIC SCHEMES IN NEw-JERsEY.


Yew-Brunswick, N. j., Dec 24-The Democrats Oh
M,ddlesex County, have given notice that they pro
pose to redisrc the county at the next session OF the
Legislature At present the county returns one ke-
publican and one Democratic Assemblyman with Inc
other district close fight The democrats popoSo
10 chanre tho bonndarcs so that they Will be sure Of
two Assemblyuen Having done this they propose
whether this is the year for the reapporuonmen' Or
not to devote their attention 10 the city Inc DEM
ocrats have had a majority in the Common Nouhc'l
but lately the Republicans have been reducing ms
majority, and the Democrats are AFRAID 'ha' I'M
Council will be a tie unless some measures are 'aAen
70 prevent such a result An attempt Will be maze 10
redIsrict the whole city and to secure an amendment
IN the city charter The Democrats VIII slice on
norton of the Democratic Third Ward, and ada II 10
the Republican Fourth; then they VIII aau par VI ="
Democratic ward to the Republican Filth Having
done this they propose II they secure Ie REVISION VI
tbe city charter to divide the sixth ward INTO l"o
districts thus giving that district Whch Is always
Democratic four Aldermen instead oil TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Hedi Gsia;s

NOR SALE on TO LET-Elegant four
i stoFy and basement brownstone private
dwelling. IS T. 81 last 92i-st Apply 70
owner, 4G Last 92d-st. or at Office, IT, last
S5th-st PHI. BRALNDER
II or SALE OR LEASE.-Elmsmere and
i Qucbbie Island, property q Mrs, Les
tsr Wallack. Situated az Stamford, Conn,
On shore Of Long Island Sound; Estate sIao
comprises about SO acres. Fine residence,
with all modern Improvements. an0rding rare
view OF the Sound eighteen conmodious
looms grounds beautifully laid cut ana
siorirr down TO the water stables, car
! aqe-nouse. bath and bOat-houses, d5eA ete'
J un particulars and photographs at Man
NING'S Snore-frOnt Real Lstate Agency,
as Beaver ST. New Ork.
DORTER & co. offer desirable houses
i also flats floors and apartments, all
locations reasonable rents.
Onices. II East and 2O6 West l26tn-st
w ANTED.- nde cash customers fol
w A / investment and resident city
properties a saving OF TO 10 per eent guar
anteed all purchasers. Address Post BOX
195. EQUITABLE Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

A BLACKsAnTH'S ASSEMBLY DISBANDED.
Reading. Penn, Dec. 2j.-Blacksmiths' Assembly
No 1891 knights Of Labor, of this city, has dis
banded The members blacksmiths employed in
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad shops and at
one time had a strength Of over 400. The member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Rooms iDanie6.

VIZ AYTED. by a gentleman, furns heo
w single room in a private house, or ons
OF q slrte OF apartments WITHOUT sea s,.',t'
Madison and 9th ayes, and go ana d. "a
s,s: referepces given and required, az,
dress. stating terms, BOARD Iriouie
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

ship gradually dwindled down to twenty seven, ana
II was then found that they no longer able 70
keep I'D expenses and $780, which was in the treasurys
was divided between the survivors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Gin ,1ropcrtr for Sale

-FIEG ANT new four-story houses IN
"A Wes. s5th- Nos As. so and "a !
box stoOps cabinet trimmed all the lstesl
improvements. Inquire on premises, OF OF
JAMES A. FRAME, Owner ana BuIoer'
Brooklyn
nor SALE OR LEASB.-Dock property
IN BrDoklyn Walla bout" IL 70 20 lots
the best site possible for coal, brick lumber
ice feed or general manufacturing lmInenl,
ale possession. Address j. koMAlN
TROWN 50 West 33d- ST.. New-Nork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Citp i1ropcrip &c Get.


-A.-TO LET. on January l. large
n. factory, corner building. 10 200 81 uare
f.et- suitable fOI any manufacturing DusI-
ness also three separate floors 3OXOo, now
xacant with steam power. elevator ana lul-
rished throughout with the Hardness syS
fem 81 automatic sprinklers. MeCLANE
ETILDING, 1lth-aVe., 2lst ana ia sts.
FSIRABLE houses unfinished ana
~ furnished. IN al parts OF thS elty'
POISON BROTHERS. 6S East lslh-st-
SECOND LORI. -5Ox5O heated elevator ;
- oe.ce fixtures, II desired " AISON
4 STILLMAN. Machinists, 2O4-2lO East
s3d-st.
- TORRES TO LET. Adjoining Grand Cen.
- Lral Depot steam heated stores on 6asi
SD 81. Apply 38l Madison ave.
= IOKEs ON AVENUES and side streets.
- With or without plate glass fronts 70
lot or lease rent moderate. OEO- l.
FOLSOM, 1S5 lst-aye.
" EEY desirable large and small houses in
central part OF city good nelGhDorhooI
also floors in private dwellings; rent yer!
low. Apply 10 RUFUS KIM, estate Oh
n. Low, / Cottage Place.
Brooklyn.
FACTORY buildings TO lease In Brooklyn !
J. new large, strong, Wen llRnte1, ai1PN
pover: adapted 10 most manufacturing pur
hoses Apply 20 A. G.. JENNlNOS, Psl
and Hall sts.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Gelp Wantso.

hid YOU SEE the Hancock adVertissl
~ meut concerning their dry and Mee
process for copying correspondence This
II meritOriOus Money Tor live agents. J
cents fOl particulars. HANCOCK, e3t
Broadway
:. EyuPLoYMENT."-T old rellaol9
II Metropolitan Agency, established "a,
| procure positions for reliable men No mat
| ter what class OF employment you desire,
| call and see US. We alsN furnish hrstclassl
pale help Of eysry description FREE r,Of
RMPLoYERS.a Order By poStl COR t,eS
ssapA :. our szpsaAals NJ N xlyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
Rooms ano flats.

COMPLETELY furnished % Hat onered
4 for rent by occupants going nSum on
Ifnck from s9fb-st station immediate pos
session given; references. Apply Janitor'
los East 30tb-st
LSLATs and apsrtments. unfurnished snd
il furnished. In n parts Of the city
OLSON BhofnERs. e EsssustA,sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
for Sale.

-
A FIVE feet bookkeepers high desk Tor
n. sale finished back, glass gallery pedss-
tails. drawers and books. r. II. MAsoN'
90 William. ST.
- WANDER DESK. s feet long. finished
" all over In elegant style; one OF ne
finest desks ever made; walnut t. ii.
MASON. 90 Willianl-st
ENGINE. --10-horse power Baxter engine
II ana boiler cheap; nearly new can be
seen at work this week only. Apply IRE
LAND Oh West 29th-st
MUSIC BOXES. Antique Desks, Niffof,.
wi Inerayipes .Bnc-a- Brsc BrOnIrs.
Fancy Chairs and Rockers, Library Stands
and Tables, Folding Beds, Paintings Book.
cases, &c, suitable for holiday presents AZ
Great bargains WALTERS Auction
Rooms. ] $40 Broadway. corner 37si-st
M AsON. E II, has for sails Smith roll
wi TOP desk. the best made " the United
States. call and txsmjnss se2' Bilhamrst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Sn Der amt lebten Sreitas a~b9ebnlte.
men Seriammlun9 Der bieiioen 2ose
&nisbts ri BDtbips lpuroen fulsenbe
Serren ais Seamte fir bas laufenbe
Sabr eriudblt:
Otto E. Monnig, Past Chancellor;
Julius Graf, Chancellor Commander;
Jacob Schwab, Vice-C Chancellor; H.
Book, Prelate; Theo. Graf, Keeper
of Records and Seal; Chas. Honeck,
Master ofExchequer; GustaveW ohlt,
Master of Finance and F. l.. Wensel,
Master at Arms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

9err st.. $. Suienritter uno Sattin
f~eierten aln lebten Mittwud I'M areiie
ibrer 5amilie uno Sreunbe bas id6ne
Set Der iilbernen 5O6scit. Scr Sar=
monte @eiausuereiu, 81, beiien eifrisiten
Mit9lieoern Serr Sahenritter Sdblt,
ueridumte CO audi nidt bas Subelpaur
bel oieier Gelesenbeit i'm Serlaufe bes
N6enos nit elmer Gerenaoe gu iiber=
raIden; uud Die Nitslieoer Der Ipuitle
Bauo, iOpie bic SrieOenstbdler &apeue
beebrtcn Die Subildre nit einem Stdnb=
den. 0ns gOlfsblatt eutbietet beniels
BEN na6trdsli9 ieineu ber5li6iten
9tiiduuni6 unb boft, baB es Serrn
Saienritter unb @emablin p%ers6nnt ieiu
mO9e aud nod bas ielt enc 5eit Der sol=
bench So65eit gu felern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Die ueue Sr9el Der bieligeu eoan=
9elil6en ct. 9auls Stride lit an lebter
NRittpO6 bier ein9etroffen unh lit Elm
pradtoolles Snitrument, auf bas Der
Sr9clbauer 8fefer BON ct. HOuis, aus
oeiieu 5abrif basiel6e itammt, iutuie aud
Die Wit9licber Der @smeinoe, nlle urz
iade boben itpl5 81 iein. Sic feierlide
@inmcibun9 bericlben miro nddlten
SOnntag i'll Der STRIDE itattftnOe, 81
ipcl9er Die @inipobner u~nIerer Gtaot
uu0 %llmsc9cnb b6fidit eiuselaben iiub.
9es Radulitta9S miro Der freunOli6en
ginlabun9 Der Gemeinoe fofscnb, Serr
Srof. 5tord bur6 Srseluurtrd9e uno
Der Sarmouie &elau9oerein, ioipie Der
9cmii6te @bor bnrdl 8ortrag folseuber
2ieoer sur Serberrli9nns Der 6eierlid=
felt b%eitra9en: u8eibez2leO," u9as 1T
Der Sag Oes Serrn," n@ertrauen aui
@ott," n9ie SapclIc" uno y9obz@e=
lang"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01
ct. Souis Bier.

Oas BON Der Stifeli9en Nrauereige.
leui9aft, 9%e9eHiiber pom Depot, in bic
Tiger Staot, erri9tete srOBe gis6nu5 III
olele ISOLDE uolenoet iuoroen uno BIN
l9 nun i'm Stanoe bas porSiiglibe Stiz
tel's Bier in beliebisen Guantitdten,
bel Der 5lni9e, uoer beim Seq, 10 frii6
als oh es brett aus Der 8rauerei
ielbit fin1e, 81 ~liefern. @ir baben i9on
betrddtli6e Guautttdten oieies @ebrdus
nod abortion, 8ortlanb, Gbamot3 uItb
I'M gpuntp uerfauft uno mo oasielbe
einntal einsefiibrt iuuroe bat es ale ans
oeren 6abrifate perordnst. Dies ipridt
mebr als @Orte fir Die Cite oes Stis
fel'i9en 8ieres.
hilbert g 6ubert, Nseut,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Die @ascOunoe County 5air ipirb
am s. September e%r0ffnet iuerben unb
6tpet Gage oauern unb ioll bielelbe bic
III fril6eren Sabren abgebalteneu Nusz
lteaun9en in jeoer Se5iebuls iibcrtrci>
fen. 8ie bisDer, iino audi biesmaG Die
8iir9cr ~unierer stoot iowobt als AUDI
Die g%inDObuer 6es Gountp's eriu9t,
bic NderbauseieGi6ait, burd 3ei9nlng
bon Yripatprdmier, in i9rem lDbliden
Seltreben iuader 81 mter1tiiben. I'M
IercSiir9er baben iid) oieier g%emeinnibi~
gen Sade ~9c9cniiber nU6 INNER liberal
ge5eigt un0 iueroer CO audi in oieIem
Sabre nidt oeridumen our6 9llsIeben
bon SriuatprGmien bieicm l%lnternebmen
nnd &rdfteu inter Die Nrmc 5u 9~reifcn.
Cine 2iite miro i'll oer Splfsblatt=SHice
aufgele9t ieiu uno iino iol6c u~nIerer
Silr9er, Die eille Sriuatprdnie allsSu=
ieben Uilnl6en, freunoli6It erIudt Bel
uu5 oOrSuipre1en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

5pl9enbe Ibpnnelten bes ,Sults-
blatt" entri6tetcu icit unlerem lcBtell
Seridt ibr Announcement, iuofir mir
ihusn Diermit bnnfenb quittiren:
&obert Saum9artner, &arl @eiier,
Sobn Scdnanr, Serb. Op6csfD, Gbas.
Mtumbraucr, Strip Sluf, 5reb. 8eiocz
nailr. !9enrD Sierluirtb, 5rib Sod,
@briitinc Saucr, GbriitOpb 9empsr,
Sreb. Drums.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01
Apostle Band
Notice to Contractors.

ce s : 81 Of G Missouri idSSs1 Adjourned May terms 'ss
In the county court OF said county on the &tn
day of May, 'SS.
Il Is ordered by the court that a part OF the
Miller's Landing road TO be improved BY ma.
cadamizing the same, IL feet wide, said pan
commencing opposite the sore honse and runs
along the old road passing the blacksmith hnu
the house of Christ. Gumper, total length i,WU
feet on 10 squares a 100 square feet.
Therefore l., The undersigned road coninlssi
oner will let out said part OF the Miller Lana-
ing road in compliance with the order OF inc
court on
Saturday, June Both. 1883
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the place where
the work Is to be done.
The court reserving the right TO reject eacn
and every bid.
Contractors to give bond which shall be sub
ject to approval of the court.
Further particulars will be mad0 known ~
let. X. POSER
Road Conniisslonef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

8as %. Sdn9erfelt bes Noroameri.
tanildm Sdngcrbnnbcs besinnt am IS
Stunt iii ct. 2ouis unb peripri6t, Der
9etrOffenen SUrbereituu9en nad ST III:
tbeilen, eiu 9rOBartiser GrIols su iuer.
oeu. 9a Die Sabn9eielli6aft ermaBtstt
5abrpreiie seiudbrt, 10 iuerben and bon
bier aus iuabri6einli9 piele Berioncr
bic @elesenbeit benuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

@G6renb bes @epitters OIL lester
Sonntag, i6lug Der Slib in oas @obn.
baus pes !Serrn 81. 6. Rumbraucr
GluBer Dem Sdorniteiu uuO Der 9a6:
r%inneH, wel6e BON Dem SlibItrabl &c.
troffen uno 5erriien wuroen, lit 9liid=
lider @eiie tein iueiterer 5daoen on.
Qeri6tet moroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Sic 9anneu u~uierer Staot ucroieuell
ale Inerferuun9 fir ibre erfol9rei6cr
8emiibnn9en, Die 5eier oe5 @rabcr=
i6nlilfun9sta9es bur6 ibrc Berrli6en
Slumenipcnoen lopObl ipie bur6 lire
peri0nli6e Setbeilisun9 an llm5use
81 enter einOrud5uollen uno benfmiirbi=
gen Su Qeitalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

6err Wtidael 8oei6el celebrirte am
lebtcu Mitttuu6 ieincn rs. @eburtsta9,
gu Dem mir unierem nlten 6reunoc nad)z
trdsGi6 srntuliren. M6se e5 9errn
8Oidel p%er96nnt iein nod mundc 8ies
bertebr ieiucs @ic9enTcites bel boiler
@~eiunbbeit un6 &iiltl9feit 81 feicrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

4n Der an lebten Sountag BON ct
2Ouis na6 u%uierer Gtabt peranitulteten
grcuriiOn batten ii6 piele fribere
9ermanner uno bertn Sreunbe betbeil=
i9t, Die bier einen persuiisten Sag Der
lebteu. 8ir bemerften inter ibnen:
George Henneberger, Emil
Baer, John Nobel, Hermann Hasen
ritter, Louis Klee, Martin Weber.
Louis Idler, Mrs. c.. Noe, Julia
Iasenritter, Ella Siedler, Jacob
Baumgaertner and wife, Miss A,
Feudel, Miss NJ. Osthoff, Miss L.
Klenk, H. Strecker, Albert Metzler,
Fritz Bauer, Mrs. c. Each and chill
dren, F. Herzog, Rose and Mamie
Bersinger, Mrs. Lizzie Frick and
Annie Doneyer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Serr 6rib &oeler eriu6t uns Die
Witglieoer BEG O.. q. Sc. Boiten5 uHb
oas Bublifum i'm @Q9cmeineu ieines
ber5li6lten 0anfes 5u ueriidern fir
bereu S6eilrabmc an Der in ieiuem
9arten Ituttgefunoenen S6luBfeier oes
@rGberidmiidunastaaes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01
Wctte W~bonncnten.

Set u~nierer lestca Iuseabe batten
mir oas Sersnigen fplseuoe Hamen
Der ftctie rra6ienben Gbonnenten : 9iite
oe5 .golfsblatt" beisutIeen:
6erntanu 8alentiu, Cooper Sia, gto.
Sris 5cn5e, ct. 2ouis, Mu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Meine 5rm litt bdufi9 an 8beumatis=
mus. ct. SafUbsOcl bat iie iuieber uOuz
itdnoi9 Der9eitelt. - Sobu !6oGler, $40
SzStraBc, Sacramento, Sal. Sn alien
QpotGefeu at Daben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

5arntcr, iuel6e Moi6inenDl 9ebrau=
6en, iuerbet es III iDrem sSntereiie fin.
Den; bel uus pOrjuipredeu. @ir baben
5ebn perI6iebene Sprten WaldinenDl
Sum 8erfaufe. 8reiie niebrieer benn
je supor. @onnia's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Serr Sugu &rppp empfielt ii6, fpie
aus anoerer Ste0e %beruOrgeDt, aud
beuer nieoer 5ur 9ieferuns beiten uno
r~einiten Sis in beliebi9eu Guantitdten.
0asiel6e ipiro irei ms Saus geliefert.
9anftli6e uno prompte Nusfibruug
idmmtfi6er IuItrGge tpirb sum Born
herein 3uaeIibert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

6rdu Marie S6neiOer, Die @attIn
bes Srn. @eorg S6neiOer, lit an !ebten
0;ensta9, uad ldn9ersm 2clpen am
Masenfrebs 9eitortcn unO ipuroe an
Oeittuod nuf Dem Itdotii6en airdbofe
beeroi9t. Die 0nbin9eidieoene mar
"a Sabre oft nno lett nabe5u3O Sabren
bier anldiiig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

0as &reis8cri6t miro beute 81 elmer
grtrasS ituu9 5uInmmentreten Inn Der
i6icbenc 9la3en Die tuG6ren0 BEG re-
9elmdBi9cu Germius unerlebi9t blieben,
Eli cntldleihcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Serr Inbreas &uiuer, bon Canaan
2ownibip, Der ii6 ont 9icnstas in &C.
iddften bier befanb, bate auf ieiuem
Seimipe9e bas lln9liid, DAP iudbrenb
Der 5aBrt zines ~ierucr Sferoe erfraufte
nno anf Dem @e9e Oerenbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Scrr GlualO uno Oeiien @ebIlic, 9err
SenrD Su9run, reiiien am MUntas
na6 Berger I'M bos StOrc9ebduoe bes
Serrn Dan. 9aio, ST., bur6 einen
Sarbenanltri6 Su pcrI6Dneru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01
Q. z. MONNIG & BRO.

Der Don alen QanoDirtbeu 10 1eDr
oefhr6tete S~eerruuthm (army-worn)
6at au6 in unierem County lein Or
i6einen 9ema6t uno ridtet 9ro6e Ser
b~eeruugen in ben @ieIen mn 5eioern
an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Die r~C9elmGBi9e 8eriammlung be8
S6ibenpcreins, Die ON lebten Sonntas
bate itatt finoen ioaen, lit auf na9lten
Gunntog peribobeu iuoroeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-01

Qerr USE. Sur11rp, ell au3 in mel
tcren Sreilen iupblbefannter un0 aIaez
mellt beliebtcr Siir9er ~unieres Gountp's,
ltnrb am lcbtcn 5reita9, in isircr Sob.
hung bel gem, ua6 lan9em 2eioen i'm
altcr bon So Snbren. Der 9eritorbene
murbe i'll Sabre 1880 III Die em Guunip
ais SoDn bcs County Jfidters, 5amuel
Surdaro %9eboren. Sn ieincm Rs.
Sabre ipuroe er gum Inte bcs County,
N1enor5 9clud1lt un6 iuar ipdter, als
Die Sc9tslatur ba5 gmt oe3 County,
NllualtS i'll Sabre 1872 ~creirte, Der
critic Der basielbe III @n3cunaoe Gountp
befleibete. Su 1876 ipar berielbe BON
ben 9empfrntcn bieIes 9iitrifts als
Gaftoleut fir Staat5ieuator aufgelte1t,
aber bon leilcm rcpublifanii6en @egner
9el6lo9en iuorOen, iuic DIES eben inter
Den l%lmltdnben (osr 0iitrift lit ltarf re-
publifanti6) ni6t anber5 SIT eriparten
mar. Gr BinterldBt feline tralernbe
8ittpe ulb brei ettua6iene Sinber I'M
ltin u~nerluartetes 9tbleben i'll beueinen.
Gr mar ein biui9 bcufcnhcr, ebre1s
iuertbcr Mtann unb iuuBte fi6 einen
sroBen 0relrnbesfreis Su ertusrben Der
i9n elm treues Inoenten beiuabren 10 irb.