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Why
Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported OK
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum Mandraket
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury, s.al s.,
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A SCIENTIFIC WoNpER-The Crrig
Microscope sdapted to popular and
scientific use. Read the advertise
ment. Price, 1913. (3m4S)
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If you want Carbon oil that wont
blow you up, get it at Nelson and
Gates.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Ashland coun
ty will sell to the lowest responsible
bidder the bnilding of stone abutments
for a bridge across the Railroad at
Perrysville in Green township, ON FRI
day November rs, 1870 at 2 o'clock
P. Mo s.E 7Gl .5Ata ~ 81 .'
at hasH Henry Wicks. D
Noy.'7.H !'"s WIN. Cowan.
James Dunlap. J ~
Commis'rs.
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At q meeting of the undersigned
Judges of the Sixth Judicial District
of Ohio, 1t was ordered that the Courts
of Common Pleas and District Courts
for the year 1871, be held in the sew
eral Counties O fsaid District at the
times following, and that a copy
OF this order be published in each
County for four consecutive weeks.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Knox eounty-February April
IS and October II.
Licking County, january 8, April
4 and September 4. 3.
Delaware County, March Is, Au-
gust IA and November 20:
Morrow County, February 6, Au-
gust 7 and November 6. ,ss gt.st.
Richland Comfy, February -,
August IA and October 80.
Ashland County, March 81, Sep
tie mber 4 and December 4.
Wayne CsuHty, February 81, Au-
gust 81 and November u.
Holmes County, January 9, April
8 and September Is
Coshocton County, January 81,
April Is and October H. ai ~.
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Thanksgiving Evening-5ome-
thing WORTHY the Patronage of
our. best oitizensAThe Friend ,
of Education.
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- - ==. o.
This work was commenced in the
year 1851, and is published n vol
ume annually, in the same style as
the "New American Cyclopedia."-
Each volume is intended to be a Cy-
clopedIa of the material and intel
lectual development of the year, and
embraces the political, civil, military
and social affairs of all countries; i'm
portant Public Documents Biogra,
ply; Statistics; Commerce, Finance ;
Literature; Science; Agriculture /;
Mechanical Industry, etc. In a word
it covers the same field as the New
American Cyclopadia," but each vol
ume is confined to the results of its
year. Eight volumes have been pub
lished, viz for 1861, 1862, 1868, '64
1885, 1866, 1867 and 1858.
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r. GUNs.-Sam Freeman, has just re-
ceiyed a supply of No. 1 fowling pie
ces, which he can sell cheap.
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Why

Isl that DR.. Roback's StomS
ach Bitters increase in sale
every year
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Be II Remembered, That on the 22d
day of October, A. d 1870, the fol
lowing order fixing the time of hold
ing the District Court and the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the
said Judicial District of Ohio was
filed in this Office, to-wit e
.tat
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10 procure o fine Photograph, 20
- 80 - - 49,
/, Edwards.
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Because
Why
Because

They know the ingredienAR
of which they are made. gs
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-23

The largest and best assortment of
Lamps and Lamp fixtures at Nelson
and Gates.
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For road receipts gall at this Of
Ice.
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Register of Important Events for year
EMBRACING
Political, Civil, Military and Social
Affairs; Public Documents; Biogra-
ply; Statistics; Commerce; Finance /;
Science; Agriculture, and Mechanical
Industry.
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PRICE OF THE WORK PER VOL.
THE

AMERICAN ANNUAL cYCLoPEDIA.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Oct. "a, 1870. 4 W.
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END OF TIE RESURRECTION CASE
THE LITE MISS FRERER.
The Funeral To-day.

The funeral Of the late Miss Ella Frerer,
whose supposed death in Virginia and resusci-
tation in this city, followed by unmistakabIe
evidences Of her decea1e, have been mentioned
an HE STAR, took place from st. Domipick's
Church, corner Of and 9th streets SOUTH this
morning. The remains were quietly removed
from the residence Of MIR. Draper b. MIR. y. W.
Plant, undertaken, and taken to the church.
followed by the dccessed's sister and a few
friencs Of the family. A large number OF per
O'Clock the funeral services were read by Rev
nj. Il. Foi tum. After prayer by the reverend
Father for the departed, he made some remarks
feelingly abiding to the fact OF having per
formed the sane service on the occasion Of the
burial OF the mother OF deceased, a few weeks
ago.
After the service was concluded the remains
we're taken to Mount Olivet Cemetery and de-
posted beside those OF Mrs. Frerer. In regard
70 the tests applied to the body to discover
signs OF life, experienced physicians in the
treatment of typhoid disease state that the red
blood in the hands of persons dy ing with that
disease Is not uncomfortable nature Of the dis
ease leaving the blood in a fluid state, which
sations were no evidence Of life, but are readily
produced by means OF q galvanic battery.
Mr.. y. G. Draper, at whose residence the body
OF Miss FreTer has been lying, was during its
continuance there, and still is, absent from the
city, and so the story in q morning paper of
that gentleman's being struck by the life-like
appe arance OF the corpse. is incorrect. The
uniform courtesy # Mrs. Draper to the numer-
Gus visitors who have crowded her residence in
consequence of the exciting reports in reference
TO this case, cannot be too much commended.
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CENTER MARKET.
The New Market House to be Baih.
TIE sR.sHEs .sLL r.yhE.y.


After the closing OF our report in las. evenings
STAR Of the meeting at the Interior Depart
ment yesterday afternoon, at which subscrip-
tons TO the stock OF the new IN lrket house were
being received, the business in hand became
quite brisk. Bostonians present seemed to be
waiting early in the afternoon To see wha.
Washington intended 10 do, and MessTs
Chandler, Hildreth, Ordway, and Tinker were
frequently in close consultation. Mr.. X. ID.
Cooke was told that he ad now opportunity
to put down his responsible autograph but de-
clined, say ing he did not wish to shut any out
who desired stock, and would wait for time.
Col. 5. 3. Smoot having broken the ice TOR
THE HEAVY WEIGHTS
Mayor Emory subscribed for himself aud
brother ,OO0 shares, and was followed by Mr..
FItzhugh Coyle for 800. Mr.. A. X. Shepherd for
1,Oc0, Moses Kelly for 500, and MIR. Cooke now
thought his time had come, and his name also
went down for 900 shares. Mr.. Evans tally was
carefully scrutinized, and Mr.. Shepherd took
DO subscriptions IN AIDE, but the consultation be-
came more general. From remarks made by
MIR. Chandler and others, il was inferred that
THE BOsTONIANS
intende to take one-half Of the stock. Mr.. III.
=. Davis here put his name down for ID shares
and after some futber buzzing and inspection
OF the books, the Bostonians made an ADVANCE
Mr.. f. Nj. Tinker subscribing for one share each
for s. johnson, A. M. Tinker. =. T. Suit and H.
Sibley, and ten for himself. Mr.. Chandler fol-
lowed and subscribed one share each for Caleb
CUshlng, II. Van Aernam and II. Gardner, two
for j. Roach, and ,2S for himself. and after
wards 80 more for himself. Mr.. Hildreth now
came forward and took shares for Mr.. +. b.
Whitney and PAS for himself. Here there was
another lull in the proceedings; but in q few
moments Mr.. Ordway came up tor one share
each for T.. II. Rollins, H. Mcfarland, N. A.
Fuller, q. l.. Ordway, and John Kimball, and
,245 for himself. The tally was again inspected
and comparison was made with the books,
showing that but 30 shares remained untaken
and after q few minutes had passed Mr.. Chand-
Ter said that if no one else would take stock he
would subscribe for the remaining shares, and
there being no response he took them.
TUE SHARES ALL TAKEN.
The books were then closed-the 10000 shares
OF $50 each having been taken, and one tenth
$50 ,C00) paid in and deposited in bank.
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GEORGETOWN.

Our OF PocKEr-On Saturday last o senfee,
dr. .sed female appeared at Yates furniture store
under Forrest Hall. and accosting the proprietor
and signed BY Mrs Bladen Forrest, stating that she
was in need Of funds Just then and wsud
woman all he had 1t that time I'D and Oh abe went
On Monday he sent the balls Of the months rent
to Mrs. Forrest, which leading to the fpQuiry Of
what does this meapy"-an explanation revealed
the fact that the order Q foretry and that Mr.
Yates was yictimzed out Of eleven dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Latimer & Cleary,
auettneers, sold yesterday afternoon part OF lot
no. In square 455, situated on + street, be-
ard improved by four-story brick dwelling, to
James @. Smith, for sie 800; also, lot No. 8 in
square 40, situated on the south side of Lou
streets, improved by four-story brick house,
10 Andrew Stewart, for 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26


OF real estate were made by Joshua Whitney &
Co., real estate brokers, during the months OF
September ard october:
1wostory frame house on i street, between 18th
Is, for Frank i Willis, 70 Charles j Murray, for
b. l.. Morrison, located on 18th street, between p
and 9 r,rses:; to MIS- John b. ,WS wi for
to Dr. Roswell Waldo, Tor esGo Tirec story BRICK
hcuse for j. d. Bond on t,h street between zee and
Three-story brick house on 9Th street. between r
and Y streets, Cor &. T. Bowen. to b; +. Winslow,
Bros ON the south side Of street,, between ab and
i5,h streets, 20 H.. IL: Bay, Tor $3.50. Two.stsrS
18th and 18th streets, to John j Sullivan for S. 90
Lois AS l9. 20. and 81, Redfern's subdivision OF
suuare 36, for Mary X. and Jane h. Redfern, for
Stg7i. A two story frame house on the south side
Of street, between sth and OH streets, for SIS
Fifteen acre: e ground in B. A. Phillips sno
sins. for sIIeo. subdivissn Of lot b. in slnaFr
a. ard lots Is and D.. IL 'qSsIe sol, for Charles
Three story brick house on 9.h street, between p
and q streets, to John Robertson, for s6GD-the
house ON the north side of street between ith and
5th streets, to Jsc.b ID. Hutton, Tor IS so. Two
ar stres Is 1foT Mrs Elizabeth Bowen, for ssoS.
Three story brick house on 9Th street, between p
story brick house ON 9th street. Between and q
streets, to W II. Eaton, for $500 Two story brick
SP sa q zee 'Sd h Got
to Mrs. Elizabeth Q. Ssthoron, for IS coo. Three
hreh n@Gss Sn Inst feet and
to Marcus 3 Hopkins, for 5000 Frame house on
phrey, Tor 81 90 Three story brick house on Oh
street, between and streets: to J. f. N. Bowen,
Eco. Two-story brick house, Of seven rooms, on
Turner street, between aud streets and 9Th and
lots on r. street, between 18th and 10Th streets
square lp, for ID. l.. Morrison, for u 100.
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ON EASY TKRNs.-Those in want OF Sewing
Machines We recommend to examine the VILE
cox g. Gibbs 1t IL certainly the perfection Of
mechanism, and can be seen in operation on
different work at Baum's H0opskirt and Corset
Factory, where they are sold or rented on liberia
terms. 4O6 9TH street.
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CITY ITEMS.

SILK yRere, handsome patterns, for the ex-
ceedingly low prices Of % and &s.
Those In quest Of such articles will do well to
inspect this assortment, which e large.
Gro. G. HRNNINs,
No. 40 Seventh street, N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

ARGE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN.
The LARG EST and MOST COMPLETE ASSERT
HENT We have ever offered our customers.
DRESS GOODS, consisting in part OF
Superior Black Silks, Irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths, English Saline in Cloth Colors, Serges do
Holenres French Merinos, from rs cents up; Plaid
Popns, Delahes from lSA to Is cents; the celebra-
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Alpacas, 100
pieces Cloth Cassimeres and Csssinets, from 50
cents up Water proof Cloths for Cloaks and Suits,
from 8 1 mp, all colors
JuRla celebrated KID CLOVES Joeephs x Id
GLOVES 81. BENJAMIN MILLER,
se29-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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THE CANAL.
The Good work Goes On!

The commission for the improvement of the
canal met at the Office OF the Secretary of the
interior, at go this p. m, TO hear and consider
the report OF the subcommittee appointed to
prepare specifications, and it is presumed they
have determined the same and will advertise
imme Oiafely.
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I ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.
John SMOOT

119 Bridge Street, Georgetown, d. o.,
as received and Is now Offering at very low prices
large assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care from the New York impor-
tsrs and jobbers, and bought ercusiyeiy for casa.
comprising full line Of Ladies Dress Fabrics, best
Bin Silks, French and Irish Bl Z and Cold Doplins,
corded Epinglipgs and Reps Empress Cloths, French
Merinos pure Mohairs, and Alpacas OF all the best
suits. MOURNING GOODS Of the best grades, a full
line cloths Cassimeres and Tweeds; Courvoiser's .,
kid Glove at 81 Hosiery in every variety; Paisley
Striped and Plaid Shawls; Lace trim Haudker-
chiefs and Collars; Embroidered and Plain Handk f.
Waterproof and 6acking Cloths first rate assort.
ment Of ladies' and gentlemen's Under Wear, Elan
nels. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Sheetings
ShirtDgs, Richardson's best Irish Linens, Blankets
and Spreads: Brussels. Ingram. and Three ply Oar
pets, Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, &c. Cash purchasers
are invited to call before making their purchases
promising g good bargains as i i possible 70 give.
oc22 I'm JOHN H, SMOOT.
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RY THOS. DOWNING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TKUsTEEysALE 0E VALUABLE HOUSE ON

GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date the
E LIST day Of October, A. d. 1864, and recorded
.among the lar d records for this county, in
Liber C. T., No 50, a. folios $50, seq and at the
written request OF the party secured thereby Twill
sell at pub auction in front OF the premises
sATURDAf he 9th day of November, A. ID. $50,
at clock p m, parts OF Lots Nos. E2 and 273, in
meBts thereon.
The property fronts 90 feet on the west side OF
Washington street, and has depth Of 10 feet, and
10 improved by fine and eommodious Frame Dwell
ing House and outbuildings, with the modern I'M
provements, and is now occupied by N. p. Causin,
ESQ.
Terms of sale: % 900 cash, Of which 500 must be
sdue in five days after sale: the remainder OF the
purchase money to be paid in and 2 years, with in
terest from the day Of SALE to be secured by dsed
OF trust upon the pIoperty Should the terms not be
deposit to be forfeited and the property to be resold
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
Oh five day notice in one paper published in the
city OF Washington Conveyancing and stamps at
the pense Of the purchaser.
FkED. W. JONES, Trustee.
ocll-dts THOMAS D0WLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

GRAND OrENINe.-The ladiGs should rsmem
Der the grand opening at Mrs. HubbeIl's. Ga 9Th
street, ladies' Row, opposite Patent Offce, to-
moIrow.
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the report of the Subcommittee aprointed 10
prepare specifications, and il is presumed they
have determined the same and will advertise
Immediately.
ments TO put Monte Christo' on the stage OF
the National Theater in good style, IFS per
formance has been postponed till tomorrow
evening, ard :. Lost in LONDON" IN which Mr..
Byron and the stock company appeared to
advantage last night, will be repeated this
evening.
are attracting full houses at Wallis Opera House.
The comedies are given in good style. the fine
acting of Mr.. Geo. Boniface, Alice Dumping,
Miss Dickie LiDgard and VIM. Horace Lineafd
change OF programme every evening.
TIE AURoRAL DISPLAY here for the last two
nights he's tsen unusually brilliant for this lati-
tnde. On Monday night the northern sky to the
eley alton OF thirty degrees was brilliant with
white light, but the distinctive features Of both
evenings consisted Of strongly defined band Of
angry red light, starting from point eight or
ten degrees north OF west, passing five degrees
south Of the zenith and touching the horizon
band was about eight degrees.
SIXTH PRzsBYrxR1AS CHURcH.-This con.
sTtsnd eali to Rev. Ma.o% NSb ts'G nS 20 70
take the pastoral charge Of their church. DIR.
Noble IL the founder Of this congregation, and
shortly after instituting ii during the sdnlnis-
chaplain in the navy, which position ne sim
holds, and Is now stationed at the Washington
navy yard
BY RrFERENCE TO the advertisement else
~pere u Will be feen that the sale OF seats for
mn Ames reading, on Monday evening next
vi, eommepee on Friday. OF the entertain
meht Anorded by this lady, the Boston Adr,rt;s-r
mysjc - wi, vas Ike listening to the sweetest
I S 20 near Mrs Ames repeat the 1Bugie
Sons =. isnnyson: and the applause which
II was enthusiastic as
II I'LL Ek SEM by the notice elsewhere that
Mayor Emery and a number OF uron;naa. .n us
zeps have called public meeting at the Board
OF Trade rooms on Friday evening newt for e.
purpose OF tsklng measures FOR the relief of the
sufferers by the recent disastrous freshets IN
Virginia IL Il 10 be hoped there will be a fnu
attendance, and that a handsome sum win be
realized.
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EIRsr WARD FOB BARGAINSI

GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
We hsve inst returned from New York with an
extensive assortment OF Dreee Goods, Elannes Cas-
simeres, carpets, OIL Cloths, Hosiery, Gloves, Dam.
brio Eagingy, Velvet Ribbo1s. shawls, Ladies
10 suit the season, at lowest cash prices
tUTTRILL. WINE D CO.,
ee0m Corner 10Th street and Penn . avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Or0ide Jet Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware, :.
Brackets, Vases, Chr0mos,
Received at Prigg's Dollar Store, No. 457
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets.
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STOVES, FURNACES, &c.

= o n U EgT
Has the largest OWN OF any stove male. 1e quick
in operation. Il easily man aged, and the fire -
1t all times perfectly under control. Guar
snteed in all repects superior TO any stoye in
the market. n. l. GREGORY,
oC9 wv 634 Pennsyl " ania ayeur a.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY On BRIDGE STREET, GEORGE
:. 10 On II fG h DAY AFTERNOON. November l..,
81 $40, at oclcck, will sell, in front OF the
9pTemises, part Of lot No -, in Old Georgei own
near the market, and running back IS feet The i'm
provements consist Of a two story brick dwelling
house and store, With back building. containing 10
rooms. " it'll cellar.
The attention of capitalists 10 called to this SALE
il 10 Of the most desirable business stands in
Georgetown: hav ing for many years been occupied
by Thomas Hunter o shoe store.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance in 6 and II months,
with interest red by deed of trust on the pro-
perty. Convey ing aud STAN pc the cost OF the
purchaser. 100 will be required when the property
is struck of,
oc2s THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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GEORGETOWN AByERTISEkENrS.

lash PAID FOR LADIES. GENTS AND
y CHlLpkENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
Bridge street, Gees getown. N.te py mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended TO.
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ,Tu1, IN GEORGETOWN
II On wEpEEsDkY AZ fERNOOH, October
premises. part of lot No s roati tSH: t .
on the east side Of High opposite Third STREE
With depth OF 9is feet, and improved by two Frame
Terms: One third cash: balaaoe in 81. and twelve
the property. Ccnveysncine and STAN at the cost
Of the purchaser. $50 viii be required when the
ptSHssI'' ''f Tho N powLlss, Auetioneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Aactr.; Georgetown
CHANCERY SALE
Of the (, pi:ris: q SOnnsisI made in The
nsI X. ,sass. the sc 81 O.:
town. Consisting Of parts OF lots Nos 81 as rs aud
l ISS Of Beatty Hawkins: addition bounded = io
s,ds Of High street and running thence north with
giles to High street, no feet thence nerthwsrdiy,
Sestwardy II q 'ae TO the s ee . s
6e osst % a. an angle Of @ asersss With
line Of the line lot.
~ thence. with said lire, soathwardy II Is lOo feet
70 the centre OF an alley, and thence In . straight
line to the beginning.
The improvements consist OF . brick dwelling and
q large store, which can be converted into two. A
hne garden is attached and the property lie valuable
as q business stand.
Term Of sale: Uns third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal insta
ments at elk and twelve months, respectively. with
interest, to be secured by approved notes And re-
served lien. The terms of sale must be complied
with within week after the sale, the property
may be resold the risk and of the DEF auting
purchaser. Stamp and convey aacng at the cost OF
wALTER s. COX, Trustee.
seT.3awts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
k~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account of the rain until WEDNESDAY, October
oc2i -fm'w WXIrER s. COX, Trustee.
Republican
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The Morning Glory
BASE BURNING STOVES,
PARLOR And PORTABLE HEArERs.
Burn all the gas in the COAL and all the coal TO ashes,
without waste, thus producing what has never be.
tore been accomplished,
PERIEC7 MBUSTION OF COAL.
Consequently with half the fuel, they will make
double the heat OF any other ccntriSanoe for house
Warning ever invented: ,,,.,,,
the ashes once daily, and they 60 on burning until
- G:dss The IN % sa
iron usual in common stoves;
desired, and can be regulated to give the
d.gree Of heat REQUIRED in any climate.
They yentilate AZ illuminate the room, and are as
They are made entirely Of cast iren, and viii not
They are based on scientific study and experiment,
and are the only perfect base burner made.
procured at rnall cost and short notice, while the
made at great distance viii generally make il less
Their !. pidIy inerta.ips popularity having in
ask Tor, aud buy only the
INCOMING GLORY oc2l-lm
THE CHALLENGE -
BASE BURNER, -
with Sy phon Flue.
Stewart Stove Agency ,S>S
ocS 1908 Penn. ave.. bet. 10th and llth stu.
V TOR Liz 1T
STOVE OF THE PERIOD.
iumips alton Perfect Sell Feeding, Base Burn
decision in its favor. ~
b. GREGORY,
oc22 wv GA Pennsylvania avenue.
THE wARHEN u,, ovvvn,v
with or without Shaking, Rocking and Dump
ins Crates.
Nothing can equal this. ~
K. y. SIMPSON,
Stewart Stove Agency.
oc6 1908 Penn. ave-, bet 10th and llth SITS.
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RI 1HoAAsDowLINe. Auct'r; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND lFFrCrs or
ING, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. October 2sth. at
MI 10 clock. will sell, at the auction store,
IN No. 174 Bridge street, general assortment
M OF Household Furniture. removed to the store
for cow enience, Of which il named sofa.
Lounge. Bedstead. Feathers, Mattresses, Bureaus,
Stoves, CrockeTy and Glsss Ware. &c. &C.
oc25 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct