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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
American Sewing Machine,
The Splendid Mechanism

OF this machine, and the superior Skill work. :
manship and materials employed in its con-
struction. are guaranty ofaccuracy strength
and durability, and runs with such ease that il
makes 4 woman laugh.
The shuttle, riding in its carrier. is subject
to no wear, and the friction OF race" is
avoided. The tensions admit of such nice ad-
justment. and with such ease and certainty.
that one of the great difficulties met with IN or
dinary machines is entirely avoided. The feed
is adjustable, that il will work with equal IA
cility either tight or heavy goods.
This being comparatively u new machine,
persons would naturally be a little suspicious
of buying 4 machine they knew but little
about, but by referring to the following named
persons who have these machines IN use, you
,.an he bettpr satisfied
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
Wilson Machine,

Which comes CAedper and gives satisfaction.
Call and sec them. Prices ranging from sI5
upwards.
Sewing machine attachments, needles and
oil kept on hand.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
DEATHS.

Monday, April lst. 1872. Miss BELLE II.
FISDLEY, daughter Of ". Findlcy, aged 20
years.
The deceased was member of the U. T.
Church, and lived an exemplary Christian
life
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04

The revelations OF Garvey are so
tantalizing that many petty Dem
ocratic knaye is signing:
Iwant to be 4 rascal,
Among the rascals stand.
price marked on my forehead
And million in my hand.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
WOOSTER ITEMS.

The Republicans elected their en-
tire ticket in Wooster township.
The city election was close, result
ing favorable to the Republicans
however. Mr.. Foreman formerly
of the Wooster Republican, was
elected councilman in the 9nd
Word al . iu.1
Railroad matters are favorable.
Number of deaths of old citizens.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04

One evidence OF their worth is the success
that attends them, wherever they go. other
machines have earned reputation and sell on
their reputation, (and are entitled to iD but
the world il wide and we want reputation
too, and are willing to work for it, and that is
what we are after to- day.
We warrant these machines to be what they
are rep esented, and il you will try them, you
viii find they will suit You.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
COIBIyED IN ONE.
THE SEWING MACHINE, f..


Like all machines, when first made, and that
did the work for which they were intended,
was rude, uncouth and imperfect, but the in
ventive genius of man, stimulated by protec-
tion, has not only improved them but the last,
having the advantage of the defects and i'm
perfections of the first, have devised and orig
mated new ones, that are altogether better.
more simpiifed, heater and cheaper, SO that we
can present to you a machine that, at a glance,
you would pronounce perfect. At all events
they will do work superior to hand work, either
for neatness, durability and beauty. This we
do in the
American Sewing Machine,
Which will do all work that Is done by any
Sewing Machine, and besides, simple and
plain, not hard to understand, easy to run,
(either on account of their mechanical con-
struction, or not being complicated, or both,) }
seldom or never out oil order, and will last q
lifetime.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
Tharsdap, &pPi1 4 1872

!. !: !. / / /. !. ] !: !. !: . J. ! .
WHISKY HORN.
E8 This Horn diff
3tG fers from other
horns. Its of a
fluid nature-its
S pugnashus it
~ knocks man
3ss3 down and holds
s him there. 1t
Ti makes bruteS ov
men, demons Ov
women, and va
grants oy chill
dren.
BUSINESS IS DULL, BUT
GOOD CIGARS =
ARE STILL ABUNDANT,
At the Book Store.
EARLY
SPRING TRADE
]. E.K0cl, j. 5.
SEOHIE,
MILLERSBURG. o.
We take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of Holmes
County and the pub
lie generally, rs
.tE.t that 80. 2
we are ready to supply the
wants of the early Spring
Trade. with Fresh,
Choice and Re
liable
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CAR
PETS, QUEENSWARE,
I'D. GROCERIES. &c.
at same pri
ces as
previous to the advance. Choice
Spring Style PRINTS,
PILLOW CASINOS,
SHEETINGS,
&c. &c.
DAMASK, TABLE DIAPERS
AND CLOTHS, MUS.
LINS, ,TICKINGS,
STRIPES,
&c. &c.
Checks, Quilts, Muslins by the
Piece or Yard. Twenty
per cent. saved by
purchasing
your
QUEENSWARE from US. The
highest market price, in cash,
paid for all kinds of
Country Pro-
I duce.
j. e. KOCH Jr..
M ain . tI.e e t,
MiHerSburg,
Ohio.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-04-04
Very Low Prices.

Our goods are all OF the best quality and
make, and we will warrant all our hand made
goods. We can sell you
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18


The nrst snow Of the season fell on Saturday,
but did not larry long.
give a hop at their armUry Wednesday evening
next
A delightful daV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,-.u
nlled, aud lots Of ma Hniacent oOstumes dis'
PLAYED.
NJ no,n.,, a.. ,,,a,., J., ~, 49,
49,. ~ - ~, " So'i," 70 nls IDpin 10 eonee'
dtr,i, 60, l. y Nv q w uaIs snce, Nhlie
bboIp'"s i'Vni us uukby IN lIOht OF pAtionpl
"ou'e'
. ~ mSeinE o. tne hmefleus Ciub was held on
Sa.utnay niEht AZ lhe DICKSON house when ar.
49, ~ ~ "o'' SV'hP'o'eN iOt hol1lhk grand
THE Fold" had a delightful reunion on SAT.
urdAy evening" They we're most ErarIousiy en-,
tertainod, and then the fact that "TruthIui''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
WASHINGTON LIGmr INFANTRY.

Preparations fo- Inauguration nRy.
A meeting Of the officers Of the Washington
Light lniHntry battalion was held on FTidn !
night at the armnry Of company A. MaIGT
". O.. Moore presiding, and Lieutenant d. ri.
HOuHh, secretary.
MRlur Moore called tho attention OF the ON.
osrs to the necessity Of Immediately prOyidInU
oVereoals for tue commands, and several pat.
terms were shown.
II was decided to adopt the dark blue coat
the same as worn by the Seventh New York
regiment, with buttons bearing the coat OF arms
Ot the District Of Columbia.
A committee consisting Of Captains Lewis
aud Rodler, were appointed to invite proposals.
TOT the making OF the same, preference TO be
given to home manufacture.
In View Ut the approaching Inauguration of
PRESIDENT Grant II was determined 10 hold a
battalion dtill trl monthly 50 as To enable tho
commands tO perform the parts to DO Assigned
them In the procession.
Major Moore announced that sir Nov York
phll, aud the Fifth Maryland regiment from
baltimore, had slFnihsd their Intention or visit.
Ing Warrington on Inauguration day TO take
part in the parade, aud many others are sT.
peoted. In consequence Of the large number of
persons who will De present on that dAy peeeE.
sarily, the hotels will he crowded and IN order
TO accommodate the visiting military as much a.
possible, tho limited aTmOTy liabilities in Wash
lnEion Will be thrown open Tor their henent
A committee composed OF Major Moore Gan.
thlns Lewis, DE Motto, and Roller and the bat
TALON stan, was appointed to act In cuDiunetIon
With other authorized committees With a yieW 10
make the necessary arrangements and TO pro.
vide Tor the comfort Of all visiting military
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18


There 10 now In the city very curious piece
| OF mechanism which initiates not only the
various sounds Of the human voice, but com.
binos them into words and sentences. 1t has
been exhibited to members Of the Uross by the
Inventor, Prof. FAbeTs Erben, at his rooms In
Barnum's hotel, who explained the workings Of
| the cOntriVanco. Talking machines have been
invented at various times, but this Is the only
| one TINT has combined such great range nf utter.
/ Rnco with such perfect articulation. The ma
chine 10 complete system Of TUNES, levers,
| keys, and modifying appliances, great many
| mani POPULATIONS being sometimes necessary 10
produce the desired sounds.
The machine IL constructed In Initiation Of the
human organs OF speech, all the mechanical Ap-
planes being adjusted 50 a. to produce the
effect " the different muscles used In RrtieulA.
ton.
The largest portion OF the apparatus Is bel.
lows, which performs the SANE functions as the
| lungs In the human body. This feeds variety
Of tubos through which the sound escapes which
arc managed by fourteen levera, each represent.
Ing n vowel or cOnsOnAnt, and extending out TO
sort Of key board, by the manipulation Of
which the various combinations Of sound arc
produced. Here sits the performer, the PROBES.
spr's wife, who manages the machine with great
dONtoTity. The senBitlVenesS OF her car IL 70.
markahle inaamuoh Ne she makes the machine
speak IN languages foreign to her, when she
necessarily must initiate each word from TeeOl.
lection Of the sound. The many eOmbIn AtiOns
sometimes necessary to express single word
demands skin and raPidity on her part.
Leading IRON the bellows 10 = WindpIpe for
tho CONJUNCTION OF the air, and an India rubber
larynI, with vocal chords, modelled amer those
Of human being, opening and closing ln the
same manner. The sound escapes from an int
tntiOn Of the human mouth, the upper law being
Of wood, with 4 lip Of leather, ADD the lower
Jaw Of India rubber. The mouth has palate
OF hard rubber and a tongue Of flexible rubber
There Ia also passage for the escape Of the air
when the mouth Is closed, In Initiation OF the
vent which in the human organism Is afforded
by the nOstTils.
Fourteen sounds are all that are used by the
machine for the prod uotlOn Of speech A n the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

The Queen Of the Netherlands Is one Of
&c eminently sensible soverelgns who form
IL, exception TO the Shaksperean rule OF
uneasy hetids. Her Majesty takes every pos
slble opportunity Of dispensing with the
divinity which hedges her, aud does her best
to enjoy life like any one else Of sense and
cultivation. A remarkably accomplished
lingulst and thoroughly acquainted with the
best literature, her especial delight IA In the
society Of highly cultivated men. Holland
Il too small a country TO afford much mate
rial OF lhI kind, and, as Mr.. Motley has dur
Ing his resldence At the Hague good reason
To know, any accession from abroad Is
equally welcomed to the Queens pleasant
home, the House In the Wood" But every
year the Queen takes flight across the chan
mel for glimpse Of cultivated England, and
when she does go, what manner Of woman
her MalesIy Ia may be clearly seen by noting
who are her hosts. Thus, at the very time
that the Prince and Princess OF Wales were
the guests OF young nObleman who was
happily described A. having "nO back TO bis
head, and who, within few weeks Of his
fathers death, was heavily fined by police
magistrate for assaultlnR llege subjects re-
turning from the Taces aud whose Otbsr
guest4-from y list selected by the PRINCE
were almost entirely composed of rOuss
sPendthrifts, and mferloT-mlnded perrons,
the Queen Of the Netherlands was the visitor
Of Lord Derby aud his accomplished wife.
WhOncs she was to 20 TO the MaTchIOness OF
Waterford, the gifted sister OF the late Lady
Canning, and Derhaps the first amateur Rrtlit
In England aud thence was to pass on TO
Scotland aud stay some days with Sir William
Maxwell Sterling, author Of THE ClOlster
Lie OF Charles the VI, and probably one of
the twenty best-Tead In the United Kingdom.
by their friends shall ye know them"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

movement has been upon foot for several
days past amongst tho members OF Excelsior
LoIEe' OF Arlington, Va, to surprise their 70,
NAL lodge deputy, James U. Roach, and on Fri.
Gay evening all arrangements were completed
and about 9oclock number Of carriages were
zen moving toward the Well-k known residence
Of MT Roach, near tho L.0nE Bridge. TheT
were lreiEhtod not only with handsome y0unI
ladies' and l"Vlal young men, but with Ia skets
o. gO0l thlngs Tor tie Inner man. On their
arrival the guests Immediately took possession
OF the mansion, carpets were removed, and some
81 me young folks sent In Qnest OF musicians
when lh'y soon succeeded In capturing, and
dancing was INDUCED In until the wee small
hOufF with the exception Of IN lntsrmIssIon
long enough for rtfrushments Amongst the
lalles present Who seemed 70 enjoy themselves
hugely were MITES Nellie Close, Miss Ida q
Wiblrt, the Misses Graham, MIBs Carrie T.
smith, Lula Jones, Mrs. Roach, and Miss b. o.
Crook, Of Alexandria, (WhO was pronounced by
rated early In tho morning we'll pleased with
the complste success oI their surprise.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

The clear cold weather OF the past two DAYS
has proven most beneficial To horses Affected
WIN the epiIootlc, aud caused = favorable turn
In those exhibiting the most serious EymptomS
Of tho disease. Very feH Gases Of HE horse
dropsy exist, and those have proven fatal only
In exceptional eases and a. a general thing with
old and Worn-ou' horses. II IL believed that Inc
veterinary doctors have the disease we'll under
control and most OF them are confident that
should the clear, cold weather continue the ami.
mails viii rapidly recover and be n for service At
an early day. The Washington and 0e0TEstoHn
and metropolitan companies will run their ca n
to-day, Increasing tho number and making The
time between them shorter Il Is not eXpsctcd
mat the Columbia limo will DO able To resume
travel on their route before tho middle Of the
week, as the track Is torn up In Massachusetts
avenue, between Third and Seventh streets
ana being lowered TO conform 10 the grade Of
there has been reported at police headquarters
only thirteen deaths; seven on Saturday and six
yesterday, which shows q large decrease In the
fatality Of the disease as exhibited by the re-
ports Of tho early part of the week.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
THE SCRUBS.
Proposed Prize Fignt,

Two AmbitIous Aspitaut- tor Ribs u aHort 80
A IIttie Difference Of Opiuioa TO be ~si-
Icd-ATranErB'eht. 10 Proven Ibr lIuL
About two weeks ago thors was some talk Of a
dog night taking place near this city, and at the
time aud spot designated for tho AFFAIR there
were present the usuhl number Of persons Who
are slwayI TO he found on hand to witness such
moral and heightened spsctacls'. But for rsa.
SONS host known TO him, the owner Of one OF the
CANNES did not come TO time, alleging as an en-
cuse for his conduct that his dog was not In COED
condition, aud rather than let him enter the pit
he would pay tho forfeit, which he did.
Now this conduct may have been highly PRO.
per, hut the people don't always sec through the
same glasses, aud as natural result some Of
the crowd were disappointed In not witnessing
the show they had gone 50 far TO see, and were
not exactly choice In the terms In which they 10.
feTred IN the action Of tho dog owner for spoil.
log the nm. Tho man m turn had a few friends
Who, With perslstehoy and vim worthy OF I
better cause, defended his course, and that, too,
with such Nehcmence that the gang became
near being treated with man, instead Of a dog
hEht, an event which was only prevented blythe
Interference Of some who looked with supreme
disgust upon rough and tumble fight, and au,
thOFltatlvely decrccd that II resort to hight Wai
necessary It must be
ACCORDING TO TINS RUGFs or THE PRIZE RING
and In order TO 10 Interesting must be for = con
| elderntion. That settled the matter. one Of
| the most demOnstratlVe Of either faction was
picked out, the choice falling upon pair and
named, respectively, Bill and Nolan, and il wal
/ agreed that they should fight at a time md
| place hereafter 10 be mentioned, and for a purss
OF $50 aside, Of which SlO forfeit was put up IL
| the handS OF Col. John Rooney as stakeholder,
| Mr.. p. Morgan backing the frst, and Mr. Mar
tin Woloh the second.
| THE FRELIMINARiRs
/ thus satisfactorily adjusted, and the money up,
/ II was further agreed that the fight should take
plaos In Virginia, Just at the forks Of the road
beyond the Long Bridge, on this Monday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS

ROrICEs or NEW ADVERTISEMENT =.
Mp. CAUuS, agent Tor the Royal Insurance
Company Of Liverpool and London, announces
that these companies are as Strsng as ever, aud
take risks at the usual rate.
JosEPH l.. SAVAGE is selling bis stock Of
skates At 20 per cent less than cost
JOHNSON 4 COLJBI have nne assortment Of
hannsls, blankets, thawlS, sc, which they are
selling at former prices.
A oouRaE Of free lessons In photography Will
be given at the Washington Business College.
A BRICK HOUSE. with ten rooms tor rent
LAriNER 4 CLHAET, auctloneers, will sell
on Wednesday, November 20, at IL o'clock a. m,
several French plate mirrors. Also, or Friday,
November y, at II o'clock a, m, collection Of
oil paintiuEp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

BE OK THE SAYS SIDE.-we hold health and
life by frHil tenure, and not TO protect them to
the best Of our ability would seem to argue de-
nciency Of common sense. The seArchibg winds
and cold rains Of spring, the tropie heat Of sum
msr, the malaTiOus yapVrs Of autumn, and the
paralyIlng temperature Of winter, are all 10.
imical 70 thuso hnelY adjusted and sensitive
pieces Of mechanism we call our bodies. Each
season has Its peculiar pOTilH, aud the fall IL,
perhaps, as prolific Of dangerous disorders as
any Of themi Tor at this season fevets and bowel
complaints are very apt to take an epidemic
form. AZ preventive Of this class Of diseases,
HoatetteT's Stomach Bitters cannot be tOD
warmly recommended. In II are combined ave
essential medical properties. II is q tonic, at
once powerful and WhOlesome-a stimulAnt,
pure aud undohlod-an Apsfient, mild and pain.
less-an antibilious agent Of marvellous efficacy,
and general regulating medicine without an
equal In the pharmacoppIA. These ave distinct
properties, operating together In perfect har-
what analogous to that brought about by n
course OF pugilistio training. In other words
as ludicious physical training haTdens the flesh
and renders II comparatively hstprOOf, 40 does
bis marvellous inylgOrRnt Increase the capa-
bllity Of the organs Of tho body to resist the
more indirect and insidious assaults Of disease
II imparts new elasticity and strength to the
vital machinery, nd those who use II as pre-.
ventiye Of Intermittent fever, dysentory, dlar.
Thoa dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and other Allme nts
common ut this season, may walk fearless
through an atmosphere lmpreg nated with the
morbid elements which give rise to those mala-
dies. M,W&F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
THE COU RTS.
CIVIL.

CIVIL.
SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRICT-GKN.
ERAL TERH.-All the justices sat In bdHe on
Saturday, (oEoept Mr. Justice Olln,) and decl.
Slons were given IN the following cases:
Allen vs.. Allen. Judgment below reversed
with costs.
Pomeroy vs. CLARK. Judgment reversed and
case Temandsd.
Higgins VI. Gregory. Judgment below aT.
hrmed.
Luck vs.. Jones. Case remandsd to the Circuit
Court for ANAL action.
Dsyensy vs.. Katie Wise. Order confirming
auditors report.
oHutt Va. King. Application for bill Of 70.
view refused.
CIRCUIT CoURT-ChisJ Justice Cdrifer.-Thls
court was engaged as follows on Saturday:
ToWles ". McNATRma. Judgment set aside
and leave to plead given.
Blagien vs., Mills, Motion for new trial en-.
tered.
Bastert ys. CulllnAns; Lancaster vs.. March,
same motions entered as in the preceding case.
United States vs. Lots In squares 6sT and 0ss
Leave 10 deposit money due on purchase Of lots
In court To await decision as 10 proper owners,
&o, Adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

AN alr-gAs patent is now in litigation In
London. As lts nanSe implies, gas Is manu-
featured from air by process which dis
penles with coal altogether, and the new
better, beside being much cheaper, than Inc
ordinary cOal.gas. The new gas Is also said
To be applicable for heat and power, and TO
threaten to supersede our steam engines
There seems to be no question whatever as to
the Importance Of tue discovery, the law case
turning entirely on the validity OF the patent
and the remuneration claimed by tho rival
inventors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

Yesterdays Arrivals.
NaEVaHaW

NATIONAL.
4 p freedman, PILLS WI tuckstt, Baltimore
s s fFi s.iu HS'in . SsSSGPfT to Sh
] smith, wIi,i,m port, Pa D.ul.l GTdon, Baltimore
jo6r SsSstGf ss% YarL v Jsrbos, j., B9itmoro
THE METROPOLITAN.
= J M,rksme, New York Thsmss D stsu., n, PbIa
j Wsiisr, Ms..ashu.stt.r stoRisr, hii,dsiphI.
j u CornWeli IT, a VI, W , tTssnsb, Nov York
= Ramscn, Nsu Yok Jchu Lyon, YlrEiniG
Francis hAIbln, PhUA
ST JANIS, tEUHoPELND
y Rshtor, .Phllsd.lgblA wa Russell. PhIIAdslphIA
T T:Gt, aS .i PHIL thSaG ,i. ~ f.m
rs ! f.s:. si:ql:S NJ RSss5 ~, f FSiis
TSS iKSoI; IVA %RR TFMsS2, NY
EBBrrT HoUR.
b DaiehSr, Phllld,lphlA o q Eied, New York
) bs,Is U i nav Nav kUwpiir,':nh, cCS .iiiafrl.
4 Adams, Ohio Gen 7 Eek-Tt, Nov York
AZ ~, 4 2, N's Yo,E I y 9Gq.d rST ,YOrE
ARLINGTON.
DsBS Walls, New York o ID u Iu,niiSn, Nov Yori
b9E nSE. one s.v yo,s kpoSs.n, V.rSinIS
j A Robertson. Is, nsSsso q NJ Conrad, New Orleans
IMPERIAL.
n MeOllntook, Alabsns 4 4 Danes A wiis, Oar ada
hitISohlm' AlAnd 70, O ald, New .lsnd
wrLLLRD's HorEL
Gso ? Ma OF. LoalIs1s " II Giihsn'' vlfrinIa
john J, Stevenson, ~
WARRINGTON HOUSE.
Sam Bard. Tom FAR,cs. Ohio
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

Lafayette r. A. Chapter, No. 8, held q stated
cOnVOcation Saturday night and Installed tho
following officers 10 serve during the ensuing
Edwin Coon, NJ. L. II. p; Joseph S. Mccoy, ii
K.I John A, DuTsn, l.. s.; Fleming r. GFifhth,
treasurer John Edwin Mason, secretary Bur
ton Raynor Ross, captain Of the host, Edgar
Stevens, principal H0jOurnOr; william Grant
Powers, royal arch captain, Allen Rutherford,
master third vail; Valentine Nelson stiles,
master second vail; EllsTy UhAnnlnE Ford,
master hrst VAili John Adams Stewart, musical
director; Charles Wesley Chapman, OTgAnIst;
I,eOnaTd SlDddArd ianitOF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

Hon. AdOlph Cluss, Inspector OF buildings.
&c, hes Issued tho following permits to build :
j. ,, ". Wilkinson, three story aud French roof
hflck, corner Ninth and EstT6ets southwest q.
g. CORNISH, Two three story and basement bTlcks,
capitol street southeast; q, u. Holden, thros
no., dos Joseph BTummOL tWu-stuFy frame
Eighth street, between Il and O southwest; r.
n Iraney, two story house, New Jersey avenue,
between ! and streets nOTtbWasf: J. W
Turns and 7, J. Grimm, three two story bricks,
s1rner Third aud o slres:si Elizabeth A,
IerIeher, tWottnry frame, q street, betWeeh
peAWaTo avenue and First street northeast;
JAmes =. Adams do, street, between Tenth
snd Eleventh streets nOrthWasti Miss EliIa
Moran, 20, High street, between Cherry and
water streets, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

Tue 0RAIN MARWET.-Thirty.O hundred
bushels Of wheat were received Saturday by
George Waters.
LuNBER.-Flny thousand feet OF yellow pine
40 900 ieet Of white pine, and 100. 900 shinglei
we're received Saturday by the different lumber
dealers.
The HoRsE EPIDEMIC Business on Water
street has been almost suspe nded, owing TO The
spread OF the disease on the canal and the sur
rounding country.
THE CONDITION or Hon STREET, in front o.
No. engine house, Is such that In case Of hrs
the members Of this company would be unable
TO draw the engine and Miscarriage through
the mud and over the stones In order to reach
the scene OF cOnnaKratl0n.