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A BELLlGERENT SUIT0R.
Mr.. Pope uses . Pistol TO Persuade
Miss DWveP.

Jerome Pope was srraigned in the Police
Court to-day on two charges-one for making
threats against Mary Dryer, and the other for
assault and battery on her. Miss DIVER lives
al the 81. Cloud Hotel, and states that Pope has
been trying TO get her to leave the hotel and
live with him; that she has repeatedly refused
TO have anything TO do with him; that he came
10 the hotel yesterday and told her that II che
would not leave there and 60 with him he would
shoot her, and thereupon pulled out pistol and
placed il in her face, which
FRIGHTENED HER ALMOST TO DEATE;
that che was afraid OF her life, and wished hi
bound over 10 keep the peace. Pope stated that
the pistol belongs to Miss Dwyer, which she is
IN the habit of carrying with her; that she had
visited Virginia last season, taking the pistol
with her 70 practice shooting. The Court, after
hearing the case, required him to give $500
BONDS TO keep the peace towards Mary Tor the
space of Elk months.
COLT IN COUPT.
He was then arraigned on the charge OF car
rylpg concealed weapons. Miss Dwyer stated
at Pope went across the street TO Kline's res
taarant and got pistol, with which he threat
ened to shoot her if she went with any one but
him; that she took il from him. She produced
he weapon in court, Colts sx-shooter.
The Court fined him for this offence $50 and
costs. Mr.. Colby, counsel for Pope, gave notice
notice OF An appeal.
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GEORGETOWN.

SALE OF PROPERTY ON HIGH STREEr-Thomss
nowpg, auctjoneer, has sold part lot q, Beatty and
High street running back Is0 feet, and located op-
poste the terminus Of 9Th street, with two story
Sl,2.0.
THE DIRECTORS Of the Chesapeak and Ohio
Canal arrived here yesterday afternoon in the com
pany boat, "Washington," having finished their
inspection Of the whole line OF the canal. They
started from Cumberland on the 18th inst
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE-The offerings on
Charge this morning consisted OF nearly h CsD
bushels red wheat, with . prospect Of entire sales
but none had been effected up to the closing Of our
reROIt. : p -
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The Avenue Pavement.
THE ROBBINS SECTION.


The two first carloads OF the Robbins pave
Dent are expected to arrive here to-day, anu
the work OF laying the same will commence the
latter part of this week. Each car brings 200
square yards, and in a few DAYS IL will com
nence 20 arrive At the rate of 100 yards per
day, fully as fast As the workmen will be able to
lay t down. The whole amount OF material
viii be ready for shipment by the 18th Of De-
cemeer, and the pavement Is expected 20 be In
perfect order for the carnival on the sth day of
January
P.S.-Four car loads Of the sections or thi.
Pavement have arrived this morning, and are
now being unlosded at the depot.
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Full af Rocks-wha STEELE that Bar
rel Of a pple Sassf-Who Stoned MT
Merrtlfs WindoWs?-A Lady Threat
headed Heart Out Anoaher Lady
Threatens TO Cut Him Up with n
Hatehet although ne had Lately
Joined Church.
James b. Osgood, Caroline ossood, Fanny
Randall and Fanny Tolliver were before the
Pohce Court yesterday, charged with m aking
threats against John H. Merrill. Mr.. Merrill is
wellknown patent agent and politician in this
city, and appeared in court with
BASKET OF PAVING sroNRs,
boulder, and as preliminary placed them on
in q row. after the fashion OF "Soion Single"
or of Joe Emmett in "Fritz," and took sta
ton as il to deliver lecture on geology. he
stated that he wished TO tell the whole story,
soNB TRRHB YEARS AGO,
the Court said that unless II WAS directly con-
nected with the case he would have to curtail
his own and his neighbour affairs, their quar-
rels, &c, &c. He had been summoned to give
testimony in the case Of rape charged against
had been brought by one Of his
FEMALE NEGBBoRs
in the Criminal Court. The result was that the
through his window, breaking them to atoms
lie took them up and labeled them
:" DEVILS WORK AT NIGHT"
and hung them up in the window for the benefit
of passers- by. Fanny Randall hadsince threat
ened to cut bis
OLD GREY-HEApEp HEART
out Of him." Mr.. Osgood had made threats to
have him arrested and punished. Caroline Os-
good had made the same threats; also, to
CUT HIN uR WITH HATcHEr.
The others had on several occasions threatened
to do him personal bodily harm.
On being cross-e1amined he could not tell
Mrs. Merrill corroborated the statements OF
her husband, ana said Mr.. Osgood and his wife
had eDdeavored to get their colored woman to
throw stone and
Split HIS HEAD orRN
Fanny Randall and Fanny Tolliver had insulted
her and MIR. n. repeatedly, tantalizing them
about going TO church so much. Witness stated
that she was strict member of the church for
the last thirty eight years, and her husband had
LATILY JOINED,
and whenever they started TO church they were
Insulted by some one or all OF the members of
Mr.; Osgood's family, even their little children
had been taught to cry after them sold devils"
''old DEVILS" and other like epithe6.
MIR. Osgood testified that Mr.. Merrill was q
very qusrrelsome man, and in the habit OF
nelehborht Cd, and bad chased his colored wo-
man, Fanny Randall. home on one occasion,
BBANDIsHIN6 A CANE,
ana frightening her very much; he took every
The case was dsmir sed, the court saying IT APP
Peared to be height orhood quarrel, and he adj
v,sed all the parties to 60 home and live peace
ably together.
John II. Merrill was then arra,pned. CHARGED
with assault and battery on Frances Randall.
This grew out OF the same case, and it appears
that il was
The court dismissed the case, relieving the
crowded court room OF the great pressure of
spectators and witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

The ATTENTION OF our readers is directed Il
the advertiser ent of Heilburn & Bro. who arr
positively closing out their entire stock Of boot.
and shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE-Under thi
head, in Fridays STAR, a sale from leila nj al
ran TO Ann III. Hosmer should have been to Ano
H. Hosmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

WE KNOW OF no jewelry store where greater
variety of STYLES may be seen than at Prigg's
i51 Pennsylvania avenue, near a. street.
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WORK 20 DC Commenced Tomorrow.
hessrs- Teemyer & Co, contractors for dreds-
ing the Washington canal, yesterday received
two OF their dredging machines from PhiIsdel-
phia, and they will be put at work on the east
srn section just as soon n the commission indi-
cate the point where the deposits are to be
made. The machines are both in excellent con-
dition, and are well manned BY experienced
worfmen- Two other machines are expected
mere to-day or tomorrow, which win be placsd
Sn the western section, the FIRST work to be done
oeans 10 open the channel at the mouth Of the
y, Communicating with the river channel
" ~ nkeiy that work will be Commenced To-
.sctier morning near the basin in the eastern
,sse-By notice elsewhere il will be
n la an aoJourped meeting OF All citizens
1n1Iested IN the immediate constr ction or the
Nuno,a hsalway viii be held i'm the Al.lsr
mems Chameer, City Hall, to-morroW evsn;ns
90 TO ZEE GRAND PAIR at Masonic Han and
cast your votes for your favorite mins.f.r anu
TO seenre him the elegant gold pen and ne.c;I
AZ The close last evening the Rev. Dr. NeWman
had the highest rumbeT. ~n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

SANDFoRD's MINsTRKLs open at Odd Fellows
Hall, 9TH street, next Monday evening, with s.
Il. Taylor, the Australian and California COM
edian and skatist, and other attractions See
advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.


ODRoN HALL, 361 Pennsylvania avenue.-For
well made Clothing, 60 to r. WALLACn's. II q, 6
OFFER my entire stock Of Clothing at coat.
Gail and see for y0urself.
GEoReE SfApFAN's,
f,m,w,f Penn. ave., DOOR from 10Th st.
For Mems. Youths and Boys ready m sde
Clothlng, call ~ ODDOH HALL,
1926 361 Psnnsylvania Avenue.
0
LADIES GARMENTS 1t one dollar each, yerv
large assortment or Brackets. Immense stock
Of Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the Holidavs.
Also, large stock OF fancy Brackets ct one an.
lar each, ct JOHN WALLACH'e,
11,29,E $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
KID CLOVIS. KID GLOVES.
just received from Europe now stock Of Kid
Gloves, al col0rs and sizes. which still ecu at
old prices. Try our u gloves ct
CHAo BAUN'1
H0opekirt and Corset Factory,
$500 l00 seventh street.
asHytnn be- M kinds q thsrmomsters.
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TEE THlArIRs.-M MIR. and Mrs. Barney VIII
iams have made good hit a. the National
emerald Ring which lbounds in striking
points, and has two sens atoms. '.fhe shipvreck,
and the "riairg Of the tide" It viii be repe sted
this evening. 5000 r.-ar.
walls Or. House presents great assras
I'm 10 playgoers this week, in the excellent
peter nance OF Mre.,)ates' b srieslu and Comic
0Ftra Company, who arc drawing full and
fashionable houses. Trey win give Herye's
evening, with all the muSc-a great treat FOR
lovers of comic opera. They close their en-
gagement with matinee Saturday afternoon.
vAkIA STATE SknATR-The colored repub-.
hcaps Of the first senatorial district Of Pennsyl
vania intend to run .. V. Cato, colored, late
Superintendent Of Colored Schools in this city,
for the State Senate, to ill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Mr.. Watt, white republican.
Neither the democrats or white republicans
have yet made nominations. On the result Of
thus election depends the political complexion
OF the State Senate.
TIE SHOW WINDOW Of Karrs jewelry store
Of the grand prizes awarded to the Howe sewing
machine at the Paris Exposition, viz the cross
OF the legion Of honor and gold medal. Those
who have doubts a. to which machine was the
favoFite at the exposition should cali and see
the evidence.
cALhr VI NEAL LeTATE-uFccn N w lf'AtIs,
auctoneere, have sold lot 4, square 7s5, fronsiog
AZ feet on north street, between Sd and 4th
streets east, with good frame heuse thereon, to
y. Is. Porter, for % ,66; also, lot 50, sub
division Of Mount Pleasant, located on 9TH street
road, with improvements, opposite Park Hotel,
to Henry W. Drakely, for S2,15O.
-
JESSE HARPER, who long resided in this city,
at first working at his trade as stouecutter, then
as clerk in the Post Office Department, and
afterwafd as mail agent between this city and
Philadelphia, died suddenly in the latter CITY
on Saturday last, and was buried yesterday.
THR COMMUNICATION in yesterdays STAR on
the Stow pavement should have had appended
TO 1t the Signature of A. Grant, which was mad
vfrtently omitted by the writer. We mention
this fact at the request OF Mr.. Grant, who says
he neither expected nor desired it be published
anonymously.
SEVERAL Of the corporation officials are being
paid Oft to-day, the bank receiving the checks
without the signature OF the Register, in antici-
patton that the opinion of the Corporation At
torney will be complied with by the Register
and City Councils.
The CREDIT of "fttng up the Hall of tie
House and committee rooms, &c, in an ADM =
able manner, }" in our notice OF the Capital n
pIovemenfs, was given inadvertently to the
wrong party. 1t was due to Clinton Lloyd,
clerk Of the House.
HORSE THIEF.-An adrOit thief last night en-
Columbus street, in the relr Of that gentleman s
residence, saddled and bridled Mr. H. valuable
horse, and rode Of undiscovered.-Aler. Gass.te
last eTe1fnq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

THE CONTRACT for the erection OF the school
building in the second district, on I street,
opposite General Shermans residence, was
Yesterday executed BY Mayor Emery with
Robert L. Fleming, with Mr.. George H. Plant
and General Baloch - b0ndsmen =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

ATTENTION 10 called to Mr. Silverbere's ad-
vertisemenf, which touches every body upon A
tender poinf--noney-and teens to have the
air Of truth about t. .
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The Colored school Trustees.

hAotHrJ fNhAIHOAtOuS NcetlHI
AT a meeting of the Board of Colored Schco.
Trustees, resolution offered by Mr.. Wormley
IN re gard TO the contract awarded 70 Hunt &
Williams, builders and con'racfors, to erect a
brick building on Capitol Hill, at the corner OF
q and I'd streets east, "that tbs board, or ma
lority OF this board, consummate this contract
Immediately" was adopted. Yeas, Messrs
Syphax and Wormley. Nay, Mr.. King. An
acid discussion took place, of personal char
acter, between the trustees, but no further bus
mess was done, except to agree TO appoint a
superintendent for the new building. We men
toned Yesterday that Mr.. Edward Clark, archi-
tect of the Capitol extersion, declined 10 have
nything more to do with the matter. In his
'etter TO the board he says 81 observe by the
published proceedings of the last meeting OF tie
Board Of Trustees OF the Colored Schools that
there was some objections TO my connecto"
with the school house about to he erected on
Capitol Hill. Permit me most respectfully to
decline any further connection with that work
except what may be advisory. The plans I;fre.Ii
gre your board, and any advice you NAV need
relative 10 them. You should select some other
person 10 superintend tins building, as in no
event would do 50, unless 10y the unanimous
request of your board"
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HORSE THIEF.-An adroit thief last night Ell.
tered the stable Of Mr.. Henry Daingerfeld, on
Columbus street. in the relr Of that gentleman S
residence, saddled and bridled AIR. HIS valuable
horse and rode Of undiscovered.-Aler. Gdse,te
last epsIfnC.
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PAwEBRoKER's SALB.-By reference to the
advertise ment IL will be seen that Lstimer &
Cleary will commence an extensive pawn
lished house Of Charles Herzberg. when great
variety OF diamoHde, jewslry and clothing will
be offered.
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BARGAINS IN IN DRY GOODS!
BENJAMIN MILLER,

BENJAMIN MILLER.
10l BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. O =,
IL selling great bargains in all kinds of WINTER
GOODS Money can be saved by giving him . call
before pureh chasing.
Black Silks, We've teens, English Saline, Nerinoes
Irish Poplns, Plaid Poplins and Serges, Black Al
pacas.
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths and Cassim.res.
Juglas celebrated Kid Gloves, Jssephs Kid Gloves,
one dellar.
Embroideries, Hamburg Work, and Real Laces. nle
NEW STUCK.-Just received, a large assortment
- Of first class READY,MADE CLOTHING,
which Will be offered to the public at very low
prices, marked in plain figures. Also, O lot of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and vESTIN0S, made to
order. Please examine my stock before purchasing
RICHARD FULL aBOVE,
no2 In No. 50 Bridge street.
lash PAID FOR LADIES'. CENTS AND
BOOTS, sHOES. ETC., At l.. GRAPWOHLp, l73E
Bridge street, GeoT gefown. Note by mail from
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To Br RArrIFD.-Maseive walnut chamber
furniture, q msgnincent billiard table. AMI a
costly piano, ~ the Masonic Han Charity Fsir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

THE CREDIT of "ftting up the Hall of IL Q
House and committee rooms, &c, in an ADM :
able manner, - in our notice of the Capital n
pIovements, was given inadvertently to the
wrong party. 1t was due to Clinton Lloyd,
clerk Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

A MAN in Swampoodle, who has elass eye,
Gays that he issAerited 1t. How 10 that Tor eye?
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ANUsEMENTs, sc.

Maternal FA,ofSr.-Barney Williams and wife
IN The Emerald Ring
WALTZ Or>ya Hosse-Mrs James A. Oates
Genie Opera and BuTlesque troupe.
Eielh-streef SyHsSoSae--Lecture on Rouma-
B5a.
harhrsters Art Gallery, 4ss tn street.
BsIlow's Gallery Of Oil Paintings, 1856 Pa.
ave.
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CHILDREN'e HosPITAL.-A meeting Of citi-
zeDs was held last night to take measures for
he establishment Of a childreps hospital for
he District Of Columbia. Mr.. j. e. Kennedy
acted a. chairman, and DR.. 8. T.. Busey as sec
rotary. Committees were appointed and other
Erelimina aries arranged.
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For Sale,
THOSE IN WANT OF REAL ESTATE FOR
HOMES OR GOOD INVESTMENTS,
ON TINE Or FOE CASH,
ATTENTION!
For Sale,

cious grounds al Dining with every possihie AMI e
sirsble modern c0ny. niance and inn oroV sy1snt na
sary to am elegant home situatea on La,avet.a
Square Price ga OaO-Iong time
fine 8 story and attic BRICK HOUSE with eel
lar, containing Is rooms, with ali the modern inn
provements, together with a large LOT with brick
stories high Location one of the nt and most de-
sirable in W ashington two squares from the ArIine
tom on II street. Price only S25 200 Terms: 81 on
cash; balance in one and two years with per cent
.p.po.,v
lot dmensjans DxIs7 Iocatei IN on q, IL s lie
lect portions of Washington. There is a side aud a
rear aliey, both paved; the street IN front il also
LEW paved, sewerage, &C This Is one 81 the most
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=
II By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated Angus.
~: c0th, A d. 1853, and du y recorded in Lioer
80 and B, No. is folo7 &c, Of the land rec ,rds
direction 81 the party secured thereby. viii sell.
at public auction, in front of the premises MON
DAY, the 9Th day of December, 4. ID. 1870, ct 4
District Of Columbia, known and distinguished
Lot No. "A. In Peters square, bounded as follows =
Beginning at the end of line drawn 90 feet inches
eastery the south side OF eoufh street from its
tastery by and with the s.uth line of South street
feet inchep: thence eoutherly and parallel with
High street 80 tees TO third alley; thsnce westerly
inehe.; therce northerly and parallel with High
street 10 feet South street and the place of begin
ming, with the improvements thereon.
Term Of fale: One halt cash. OF which 500 must
be said At the time Of the sale;D the deferred pay
ments to be paid IN and months, with interest
from day of sale and secured by deed Of trust the
premises sold The terms Of sale to be complied with
trrstee reserves the right to resell the risk and
notice. An conveysncine and stamps At cost Of
nSas TH6s C bSw S T5n; Hss,
NEORGRTOWN DOLLAR STORE is receiving
NJ large and superior stock Of Jet and Fancy Je~-
elry. ttatuettes, Vases, Albums, Knives, Chromos,
Picture Frames, Clocks, Watc hes, ard Plated Ware
- H BIZ strset sicHSEs Tor SoI a No
EOOD NEWS TO THIS PEOPLE OF THE
" DlSTRlCT.-I have Just received a large in
voice 81 Goods from New York, which consists Of
splendid Black Neveteens. Black Z lks and Satins
excellent lot Of Blankets and Shawls, Lace Collars
fifty dozen more of those ladies cheap Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Also, a splendid line Of Hosiery, which
has TO be sold regardl, OF COST All who are I'm
the auction house of Z GUTMAN, liz Bridge at !,
Georgetown. Auction Saturday ct 10 O'Clock a. m
and p. IN. Z. GUTMAN, Auct. c. II. CRIPPEN,
salesman. nol72w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

SEvERAL of the corporation officials are being
paid Oft to-day, the bank receiving the checks
without the signature OF the Register, in antici-
patton that the opinion of the Corporation At
torney will be complied with by the Register
and CITY Councils.
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Monday evening next, under the auspices of the
lady OF the society for the RELIEF OF the
poor. promises to be a delightful affair. The
managers are General W. Il. sherman, Admiral
Porter. A. Il. Shepherd, Henry ID. Cooke, Col
onel John W. FOTney, Colonel Audenreid and
other prominent gentlemen. The obje OF the
ball is not at all sectarian, but the proceeds
will be devoted to the relief Of the poor of all
denominations. The prominent LADY managers
are Mrs. General Sherman and Mrs Madison
Cute. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and
two ladies, are sl0, though single tickets can be
procured for half that sum. It will not be
calico ball. bat each lady is expected to bring
with her an uncut calico dress pattern az a con.
Il button. The full Marine Band will furnish
charge OF the supper room. The President and
Mrs. Grant, members Of the Cabinet and prom
nent officials win be in attendance.
GANG OF JUVENILE THIEVES BROKEN Up
Yesterday, detectives COomes aud Miller ar
rested gang OF juvenile col0red thieves, named
Walter Adams, Nathan Dade Horace Carer
James Clark and James Peyton, all sneak and
psssage thieves. and well-known to the police
THESE ofhcers recovered several coats and other
articles Of clothing; also Q fiddle which wa
FOUND IN their possession and supposed TO have
been stolen. Their ages range from II to Il
years.
Rev. p. WARREN writes to Us that in the latter
charge Of the second Baptist Church Of th IL
city, mot the Fourth, as publshed) to take
effect on the 18th OF December next, and that
the church accepted his resignation. SO III
has made no engagements to 90 to the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland, or elsewhere.
PATENTS IssrED.-The following United
81. 70 nsaf 81 ss
vember q. fS.0:-Haf, John w. McGiii; wash
ing machine, Levi II. Whitney; dancing toy,
Geo. L. Wild and Louis p. Wild; tly brush, jas.
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7@D II. 3. 7SD
ONLY THIS, AND NOTHING MORE
THE MOST FASHIONABLE,
THE MOST DURABLE,
TIE LARGEST STOCK
FAN and Winter Clothing,
IN DKKss SUITS,
IN BUSINESS SUITS.
IN WORKING SUITS,
is TO BE FOUNDAr
HABLE BROTHERS.
CORSER SEVENTH AND STREETS N. W.
STOCK
Higher than the mountains teak
Deeper than the oceans deep.
Stronger than the rock bound coast,
More numerous than the Pbilistihe host
CoLoRs.
Colors OF every tint and hue
Purer than the azure b ne,
lndelible ss time and space
The hottest sun can't them eface.
SIZES.
Wei fit the lad from eight 10 ten,
And all between that age aud men;
They fit th9 crook cd, fat, and lean,
And all the khs pes that come between
PRICES.
Cheaper than the common trash,
Better than the habterdseh
That 10 sold around the town
BY Tom, and Dick, and Jack, and Brown.
HALLE BROTHERS,
no22-,r 400 SEVENTH ASDD
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BoMHARpING A PATENT AGENT.
A NEtGHBORHOOD Row.

Scion shipGle In Court with . Basket
Full of Rocks-Who Stolc that Bar
rel Of Apple Sassf-who Stoned Mr..
MeFTtIfs Lady Threat
ems TO Cut AP. MerriIrs .aDid Gray
headed Heart Out AaoGher Lady
Threatens 10 Cut Him TIP with n
HafeheG although he had Lately
Joined Church.
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THR COMMUNICATION in yesterdays STAR or
the Stow pavement should have had appended
to 1t the Signature of A. Grant, which was mad
vfrtently omitted by the writer. We mentor
this fact at the request OF Mr.. Grant, who say.
he neither expected nor desired it be published
ANONYMOUSLY,
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~ A r p Z II .
We respectfully call attention 10 our
Few STOCK OF CARPETTN0,
OIL CLOTH, MATING, RUGS, MATS, CUE
TAIN AND BUBkITURB MATERIALS, &C.
INST received, embracing many new and original 40
sgne Well worthy the inspection Of those sbscf %
furnish their dwellings.
= new SUPPLIES RECEIVED pAILY.
1--WE BUY AND SELL FoR DASH .xeLu-
slSBL1, and are thereby enabled 20 serve opr 20
irons 70 the best possible advantage.
- OUR UPHOLSTERY bHPARTMREf
managed oy competent vorkmen, and orders lei5
with n viii be promptly end faithfully executed.
VI. . MITCHELL q CO..
"Perry Boildins."
: x. InTfrsasEli Corner Nh st. and Pc :sss'''
Moss LIGHT. noRE LIGHT.
The Silver Light Kerosene Lamps and Chandelier.
snrpass all inventions TO this date for briIlaney
Light and Safety. Sold by
HAalLT0N D PEARsOs.
No ., Y. q. A. Building. sth and strsets
AosPITAL ron CnILpRKN-Uoder the care
on 81 Jehnf Siserhood. Apply 20 the eltIks
charge, 1919 Pennsyivsris svsnss. nols-ln'