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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09
RHODE ISLAND ---Here !
CONNECTICUT ---Herell

The elections in Little Rhody' and
TIE land of steady habits on Tuesday
last resulted in glorious victories,
aud added two more to the roll4call
Of Republican States, Considering
the fact that the State Conventions
in both States which put the success
ful ticket in the field, strongly en-
dorsed the Administration of Presi-
dent Grant, the results point with
significance to the success of the Re-
publican party in the next Fall cam
paign. .
Providence, April 3.-The Rhode Island
election was held to-day, and aroused more
than usual interest, owing TO the fact that
about 1000 Democratic registered votes had
their poll taxes paid, tor the first time in two
or three years. The result, however. was
the election of the Republican state ticket,
except the Lieutenant Governor. The Jour
nal has returns from all the towns in the
state except Black Island, footing up as fol,
lows: For Governor-H. Padeford, Repub-
liean, 1885, Oney Arnold, Democrat, S,22s,
for Lieutenant Governor-Pardon w. Steph-
ems, Republican, S,432; Charles r. Cutler,
Democrat s,726. The Senate will stand %
Republicans and ! | Democrats, and the House
90 Republicans and II Democrats, and no
choice
CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, April 3.-Revised figures at
the Palladium Office, compiled from returns
from every town in the state, and which can
vary but slightly, if at all, from the official
vote, snow JEWELS plurality yer Hubbard TO
be just 1000, and his majority over all "a.
Hubbard's minority is 1926.
Hartford, April 3.-The Senate is IS Re-
pudlicans to Democrats, aud the house 1870
Republicans TO III Democrats; majority on
joint ballot 2S, Republic an gain of A on joint
ballot over last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09

-Business in Milwaukee is largely
on the increase. The Wisconsin says
that seven Dry Goods houses show
a gain of $500, 900 over the sales Of
last year. Nine Grocery houses
show gain of s808, Coz Five Hard.
ware houses gain of S726, 900.
Four Drug houses show a gain of
STAG, 600. Four boot and shoe houses
show gain Of 1894, 900 The whole
increase in the houses mentioned be-
ing nearly So 000, 900.
The Appleton Post says that
pieces of wood, apparently tamrac,
have been dug out off well at Apple.
ton, 20 feet below the surface of the
ground. Prof Mason gives it as his
opinion that they have lain there rs.
900 years.
The Richland Independent saws
Levi Houts and Thomas Mathews
have discovered vein of lead ore on
Indian Creek, which promises to
yield well.
Mrs. Van Colt is now holding a
series ofreligious meetings at the
Methodist church in Watertown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09
FOR SALE.

The Celebrated RAMSDELL NORWAY oArs
three bushels for dollar. Also Ia rly Rose Potato,
one dollar per b2shel. A. d. RAMsFY
Cassville, april 4th, 1872. Abwa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09
TAKE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that grant my son, Edward
quincy stone his time aud will not claim his wages or
be responsible for his debts or acts from this date
- JUDS0N W. STONE
Glen Haven, March II, 1872. 45w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09

cF Dubuque has debt of SO, 000,-
900, according to the Telegraph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09
The Celebrated Young Stallion,
FLYING CHILDERS


w places From Monday noon until Tuesday noon
AZ hilbert Barrys, Iowa Co.; from Tuesday evening
tai Wednesday evening at the propristors stable At
Ahnaton Mills Thursdays at John Stetxers. FrdAys
and Saturdays at VIM. NJ. Powers stable Lancaster
Season to begin April ~ and close July ~
FLYING CH1LDERS was bred by the undersigned
who 10 widely known grower OF first elass stock
for the road as well as for the race-course The horse
springs from stock excellent for draft purposes and
famous for trotting Is of great strength and endur
ance, and as fast traveller, considering his weight
and size, he certainly has superior in this part Of
the country.
FLYING CHTLDERs Is a beautiful Jet black. viii
be years old In June, Is IL hands high and weigh,
l450 pounds lie is gentle In harness and under ths
saddle trots mile in $3.50; is a sure foal geter
aud his colts are seldom exeeled,
The grandsire OF Flying Childers was the Old Long
Island horse. formerly owned by James Bailey, and
known throughout the greater part of Grant county
his dam was sired by celebrated Messenger horse
and could trot with a mile in three minutes A
half sister OF yng Chiders sold last summer for
$500 cash. and trots mile in 245
TERMS. To insure 81; for season IS; single ser.
vice, ~ Parties disposiDg Of mares known 70 10
with foal will be held responsible. For further 10
formal on relating to this horse call on the ropre
ter.
JONI STETzER, Keeper. Y. DILGKR Prom
March 18th, 1872. Animation, Wisconsin.
Awe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09

sB- The reduction of the Public
Debt in March was s15, 4s1, 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09
S IA 7 < M < MT

OF the condition Of Dodge County Mutual
Insurance Company, of Waupun, in the State
of Wisconsin, for the year ending the 3ls day
of December, 1871, made 10 the Secretary Of
State of the State of Wisconsin, pursuant TO
the laws of said State.
Eirsf-C apifal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09
THE VOICE OF THE STATES.
Endorsement or President Grants Administrs-
tion by'ail the Republican State Conven-
lions Thus Far Held-Delegstes In
structed In His Favor.

Already during the present year
Republican State Conventions, to Sc
lect delegates to the National Con-
vention called 10 meet in Philadel>
phia on the 9th of June, have heen
held in Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Wis.
consin aud Oregon. All OF these
Conventions emphatiealIy Endorsed
the Administration of President
Grant, aud nearly all distinctly in
structed their delegates to vote for
his denomination. The record in de-
tail we annex:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-04-09

UKEUUN.
The telegraph has also recently
reported that the Oregon Conven-
ton, which was held in Portland, on
Wednesday, March 20, indorsed the
Administration of President Grant,
and recommended the denomination
of Grant and Colfax. The mails
have not yet brought the particulars.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

seen, In their several spheres, watch over, pro
teot and prepare for the great battle Of LIE me
rising generation, from the dawn OF Infancy 20
the etiulgence Of man or vomanhood, there y
some practical philosophy as we'll as profound
moral.
Let US merely suggest th9 points, without
celebrating them, As We and the subject grow.
Ing too large for q Newspaper article. ~ guch
pralseWorthy Institutions as st, AIMS were gen
orally encouraged and literally supported W
this country there would undoubtedly De ICES o.
the heinous crime Of child both anto
and post natal, which has beo5me - alarmingU
prevalent A. 20 threaten the depopulaton Of some
sections Of the land, while Y deelmates other
parts, for the reason that wicked and unnatural
parentA, knowing they could nnd secure
place Of refuge for their offspring, would
cease, In this respect At least 70 set at defiance
the laws OF God and man, while damning thelr
own souls for all eternity. And II such com.
mendAble houses OF charity and Industry as
those Of 81 Vincent ST. Joseph, and ST. Rose
were more numerous and more generally pa.
tronilsd there would be fever wandering Arabs
on our streets, fewer youthful pests Of society
growing up In vice and lgnorAncei FEVER candi
dates Tor the jail, the penitsntiary, and the CAT
lows while many q homeless or neg lected child,
"snatohed like brand from the burning"
would be saved from utter ruin here and per
dition hereafter, and, having fulfilled an hon.
orablo mission on Garth, would forever shine as
brilliant star In the gorgeous ornament Of Gods
al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
LEON, TIE ABORTIONIST.
One More Night I'm Jail.


An old Story Brouabt TO Itaht,
-,,- = - -,--, -.
The oase o. Dr' bson, oharEod WIN an At
tempted abortion on a colored sirl, was called
besore Judge small in tho Polioe Court yesterdav
,.a.aIn,, m. ,,.,.a... - 80 ..ta..s
noins' ino pr,soho,' Hno hAa onloyou
nights rest 10 the District jail, was brought In,
and Assistant District Attorney Harrington
stated that on bebaif Of thu ItnItsd statss he
= rasS. - 0soa..i n - 80, ~, -
W P'vo'eu. " hcou sVa'eu .nat no
desired 70 eonsult With his counsel, and asked
That the trial % continued until today 70 ena-
bio MIN 70 have the consultation.
MI ~, h.irlnEton sa,d th,t no vas ready 70 go
on WIN tne case, put would not object 70 the
pos,p0nenynt assea ior, provided the prisoner
coslu IuInlsn goou ana suinoient security tor his
appearance;
-. leon ,aa tnM ne Monla enaeaVor 20 obtain
, vAl, no sen. ~ pary w mat purpose but
they ee9lned. ne male one o. Two more Efforts,
oeL hlnnG 70 sueceed, Ss, late 10 the aner.
noon, marehed oao SEX 70 JAIL a.,
10 conneouon win the moleot the following
" n.eh nVm an oin Masning,on lettet 70 q
.ngJt 'nA' su''es !" OiAten All crimes 70 tue
Puouoi a., =. A., ,,-.,, -, -.
hoootulnh 70 lhe NATIONAL Poitee GdSHe,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
SUICIDE.
A w"''r' ofTs,; issJdn s;,.. AID why . MA.

~ n
Nj led fiimssII.
Tuesday evening a man named Henry. 3.
Newt, at one time In the employ Of Mr.. Wooiley,
~ shs ana aSS,
and Eighteenth streets, and afterwards with
Henry Jones, the present proprietor Of that
house house, aecGstSd otassr O9i1@oas Of the Sixth
him TO the station-hOuse, as he was guilty OF
having stolen small sums Of money, At different
% .s9a' all 2, Hs,'a he In
know nothing OF the affair, and had no auth GRITTY
IN arrest him, but II ho felt disposed 10 go 70 tho
stAtiOn.housc there was no objection. Oifeer
Columbus thon with NevtBtarted for the station.
house, who're he was comfortably provided for.
Aiter several questions were asked him by the
otrcer In charge Of the station u was CLEANED
that he was suffering from mdntd pOiu. Newt
stated that his father, who resides 10 New York,
IL 10 very easy olroumstAnoea and has on several
occasions forwarded hlm money to live upon, and
that within the last two weeks he had received
~, which ho had been spending 10 drink. About
II o'clock the fact Of hla being at the station.
house was made known 70 some Of his friends in
t6enthai, with whom Newt had been mem snploysd
as bartender, came 70 tho station. house and
carried him 70 his residence.
At Mr.. LothenthAlB house Newt behaved In
such manner that he was obliged 70 30 70
moved TO tho Fourth police. station, where he
remained until yesterday morning, whom he was
conveyed 10 police headquarters. DR.. Elliot was
summoned and examined him, but gave Il a. his
opinion that he was suffering from the effects Of
liquor, which caused temporary alteration OF
nSix az ,pss Snd hs sstirsd No., acSosa
tiers, from whence he proceeded TO the Oon-
ErossiOnal cemetery and strolled over tho ground
Tor some hours and len the place, and returned
again 10 the Afternoon, M. Lusby, the soIton
OF the cemetery, noticed him about the place
AID, Judging ~ his actions, Inferred that he
was was insane, and AoOoEdlngly kept lookout tor
ticod him making for the river and followed him,
fearing that no intended 70 do himself harm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

The many friends Of Fsbrsy, at the corner Of
q and Thirteenth streets, will DO surprised TO
hear that no has been the subject o. a Cabinet
seud him On q mission 10 tho interior Of Africa.
Fobrey himself Is 50 surprised that he can not
say anything about tho matter, aud all Is nj
present conjecture, based on n lev Developments.
HIS friends got him into this, aud he may well
exelalm, "Saye me from my lfiendsl' He Ia
fat, and can't run, and would quickly fall =
sacrifice To the man eaters Of that region; which
might DO his fate hero were IL not that he keeps
a good market for all that come who Ego for
gsOl liVers."
Government detectives have been hanging
around his locality, and supposed that they
possibly might want 10 know who Of the clerks
Of the Treasury wanted grosnbAeks changed at
mis- soda water and tOnlo beer tounts.
But tho Administration had more serious
business with tho clerks aud Febrey. Last
WOek rooms were engaged In the neighborhood
there, In ioar nd trembling. The dctSctivss
had gone, ard tho place was 10 possession Of
Febrey'a friends, the clerks Before he hAd
time 10 regain himself he was oyerWhelmed
with questions, from which no has not recovered,
but Is rejoicing that no Is still alive AMI on the
road to Jordan, which 10 not q short road for
him 10 travel, because ho can't travel much
AfIOL
Enough has leaked out to make the case stand
thus
Fsbrey has enchanted the Treasury clerks 50
nat me aSsS snS
be deyOted " tho campaign, was wastol 10 talk
about febrey, and that tho chiefs o. divisions
rerO constantly asked u tho President got bis
Jokes like this arc common: SGreoIey says
Davis back bone dIdnt como from Febrey.'
did Greeley get his Eib 10 North Oatolina o. A.
Febrey'sr" "WhatNill the old lecturer (1ree
ley) say TO our drinking tonic beer at Febrey'sf
In tho Cabinet tho Secretary Of State said
"Your EEcellency II this business Is Allowel
the Democracy will take US In the rear. We
hat "A M, EahRaV aFa nj a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
pROPosAIs ToR sTATIoNRRY.

OFgIcE OHrEY QuAnrERnAsrER,l
DEPARTMENT or ma 0uIF, !
nav oRIIAss Ia, Mag & Ism
sss6s vi % sos9oa q S1 2 2, O sss
s sn,ii Y a soNpAS June " ia for iqrsishiHe
,hs ~. oslsahs pspot nth such ,qaAnllus. q ths
% e s.Os aSi; rom 81 4 iS% 1%i e time
OmolA Rnvs'opos white, hias 70 thirtosh Ine6. per
k !..;S' e: ., , SStt P.r tAss..Rd
D s.S.,' P Dss S sSs:a S Sra..' 10
o9Rsi.s ISL: ATaOld', oar,sr', japan and French,
ss4$isss iiSSt. S 3; Rfsn as per dozen.
MueilaEe,. per dozen bottls.. --..
s,..s f. rags lu G.a "a RSS SST S, ,,,m
Dap Paper, ruled aud plAil, poi ReAm.
Fots PSps,, ruled and plaia: per rsAm
DENY Papsr. per aairs.
Es,,.ces haess' per aalTs
Polio Post PapsF, par auiTs.
s' P.Ss, r s!s Sa Tslss 49, pr 9ai's
Paper Wss6ts, each. .f. trH
SspIiss 6sps 40 Brushes, ..op. 10
sssSSia.", - s ss.. = u MUG
nnbbsF Rahds, sssoTt~d. per Grosa.
lalsr;, sls6tssa laohsss, Assortsd. zach.
lsitsf Gepsiss Bceis. each. ia
fApof fAAtenefA, pei HTooa.
Paper Folder, ivory, Zach. .
Waiar htAmps, each. ... ... ...
htsel HrAsera, each.
Lad Psaeh. Fabsr's, aa.ortsd, per dossa
BLANK Do Is, Gap, fuli AID half hound, per quIra.
sSSs .S1 ST. . sSf e.. SI s:
Memorandum Books, blank, small, each.
MemoI Andum Hook blank, large, each.
hsmoi Andum BOots, blank. medium, each.
quill Pens, psT hundfod,
Nulla, poT Hroal I'M.
Once Tape, par aroeA "a
b.Rs. 9yi.si., AZ, PsI gOAA .A Ct L
hpsolAl Order ftlea, each. .#.
lsttef Oipa, each.
samples d Ihs slatloaaTy proposed 10 be furnI.hsd
Will Aeeompany the bid, and the price must be oI
preassd In writing and hku,ea.
Delivery 10 commence JulI I, lsf9. ~ required, 10
snoh 2aAhttie. md "a such timss mag be ordsied
:, ksss "a iSs.i b .soa@.sS,sd y A ga.ma.ss,
parsons. that 10 ease the BID Il accepted aud oon'
tract entered Into they Will become Suretsa 10
ia faithful performance.
Orsd.
nsif:d "PrOpSssis ior sIstiSasTS. '"'
myai ohlsf odsi.s @1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

The divorce docket continues TO bear It's usual
relation TO tho calendar Of marriage Licenses.
Ida NJ. Coolidge sues for divorce from John
II. Coolidge. She alleges that she was married
1894, and that during her marriage the defend.
ant committed adultery, at house on Pennsyl.
Vanla avenue and Second street west, with a
Third street, with one Flora Myers, and also, At
q house on Thirteenth street, with q woman
named BuLjlrj also, on ID street. with q
woman named "Lena.n No defence Is set up,
Eliza n. Beach asks 10 DO relieved from her
matrimonial connection with Ell Beach, formed
under tho auspices OF Rev. ID. =. Wilson In
1870. She alleges that he treated her cruelty
aud committed adultery, at house on sixth
street west, with ono Jennie Stevens. No dc.
foneo has been made, and her testimony In the
case will DO taken 10 a few days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

Yesterday afternoon AZ a gravel train on the
baltimore and Potomac railroad was passing
along Virginia avenue, near Eighth street south
cast, oolored man, an employee on one OF the
cars bad bis hat blown OIL, and ne Jumped from
the car 10 recover Il. In attempting 70 regain
hia position on the car he was thrown with great
iorce against switch. rod, the force OF which
broke his len leg ahd laeorated the same below
me knee, and ho also received a severe Glow
over tho LETT eye. The unfortunate man was
CARRIED into drug store near by, where MS IN.
iunGg were dressed, and he was Afterwards sent
10 the PfOVidenee hospital.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
coLoRKD SCHOOLS.

JouN '. COOK.
The examinations were continued in this
building yesterday, commencing At Wv a. m.
INTERMEDIATES no..
Miss A. L. foote, teacher, composed Of y bright
and well-behaved pupils, who are classified Into
the third grade, Superintendent Cook examined
them thoroughly IN reading from the 1ntermeL
diate Reader ADD spelling lorAl and wLitten)
from same, written arithmetic TO decimal frac.
tlona, aud mental arithmetic 10 fractions, and
geography VI the United States and the general
Outlines Of the hemisphoros and North Amer.
thoroughly Understood what they were about,
answering questions not only promptly but &C.
onrately In almost every respect The rhetorical
Soa," By the school; solo, "MAry Of ARGYLE" by
Amanda Plerson; composition, BY Alice Btiscooi
solo aud chorus; recitation, BY WIN. Murray;
.slso' reAdinE ~ mhgs,s Lo.is, sna eSmP1 IN.
pleasing features Of the day spent In the
Sch0ol-room. Miss foote has every reason 70
reason 70 30 proud Of their teacher. Tins Of
eHamlnAtion, $50 a. IN. TO Las y. IN.
thrKRNEDtArK NO. ].
Miss Maria A: uooster, teacher, is without
doubt q model school. Tho pupils, to the nun.
ber Of thirty, are worthy u alrthat praise that
was % generously bestowed upon them BY the
many friends present, not only for tho clear and
accurate manner In which they answered, but
for their department during the time they we're
engaged In replying to questions put by PROT.
vSshon, who commenced at $50 a; IN. and was
ID
IN r.adlnT and sprillnE Irom fith reader, aTith.
mstic, through United States, and In geography,
through the hemispheres and North America,
rhstn,inai exsrriscs were nIso auite n feature,
camDs"ition' sasmin.tIon day, ~ mis-. M. A.
Porter; recitation, "CharEe Of The Light BTi.
gsle. I" by James lironshton, eomposltisn' ao,iu.
eatL,n. " and reading rom Tcnnyson. by Miss M,
Eiin5urTh, were worthy OF speciai mentIon,
sho~Ing Taste and depth Of thonEht temarkable
IN chiliren ~ younl. The room presented a
beaniiial apnesrnnce, being lsstekullV draped
nm ays,srrens whlle aro,,nd Inc n,o,o we're
hung iItsncsse. Of distInauIshed petsonss
Prap,Insni vas Thai Of fleneSsi Iisan,. beneath
4, ,hs ,niIow,ng mo,,o. aoriar /, Hsayen,s fIst
law" "'0
aaANn.psol
Mia. Emma v RroWn. teacher and principal.
o,mn,ssd M twant !, nina youny IaiIes AMI ven
,lsmsn aSa ms,at III tkat can H. ali In thelr
t"yas vhicS eay,niniy r. consiierabls' Tor The
ns,ya nav a. hihlisI In msetinS thn nnestIons
ns,nonnIsi Nv Snna,intcndenI i,ook In this
ps,,ipI ,hsra ,S,,s ikSsa ,,agcs ,an,esenting sec
49, intoYmeIIat. ami 1nIrd md second Trnm
msr 'rhs nnniis we're Examined In resdInK
rum The F,ftb Reader. and spolIinE torai and
Griitanl froln aamet ArIthmSiIc 10 ihe ex trac-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

A highly entertaining business meeting o.
this Organization Was held last night Mt Carroll
nall a number Of tho societies were admitted
10 the unlon OF America, having adopted It's
constitution. An additional public meoilng was
ordered 10 be held at TrinlIy church, GEORGE
town, on next sunday night week, further notice
Of which will be given.
To might q cadet society will be formed At Car
roll hall, 10 be composed Of youths from twelve
70 twenty years Of age. IL is intsndod mat thir
nav OTgauiEatlUn shall no handsomely unl
Turned. 50 that 10 the event OF pArades And
other displays It's members eau act rs au escort
10 older bodies No more coinmendablo move
ipent % n bs InauRuFated, and u ooTdial invita-
lion 10 extended 10 the youth Of tho city to place
thStnsslypH on lts rolls.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
BniiInsrs AanuaI Conference OF tbs A. NJ.
n, Chureh,
SEVENTH DAYS PROCEEnIN0s-NoRHtsd sEs-

SEVENTH pAN y fHotbEnih"s-A"NN eN3
hlos. ....,.,. -, m
The eonterencs Teasssmhled yesteruHy ~ ~
o'clock In Wesley Zion church. Bishop LlEuen
being absent blshvp brpoAs Preslhen, WI ~ -
the 9th chapter nI faui hpLstIe 70 tns " @
uns. After snglns thS o5oth ny PisyggI "
offered by Rev. Is. II, Dyson. me III va "a,
called rules real ana ths mihutos ~ sho I'm AS -
session read and approved. fAthet mhohAlI, ~
the Gospel cohlctcnee' one OF WY Oi'os. .uoai
OeIs Of the convention, ehteted tnS .',
anu was receiver Win ehthusihs .,, " ,uo ,ah
bers; The delegate ls3m J9hh mss,1y nht,
handed 10 lettof rom ms ms onu,vI, vi 4 ~
mat the snuteh' ~ un NUE. III ,IoI'.s,,a hn,h
good eonuluOh. tue lettet suu uoie -. ~ p d.
reIeT 10 me lhost ~ a., 49,
George bosley tnolI pastor @ wy MI
VINO mas iapo,vl " W p,,ssa,sb ,,Sh
tine ehurch. Ihe o"nnoH,I w" ~
tue Snuten ~ ~ iu1, n, XII SInds sn,ac
peclAly uhaainnuia'1 "'''"s !" '"' 'N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Wait
wallachb
Dollar Store,
lol Pa. Ay., below National Hotel.


uhhFuL bAoTe WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dentrinco In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 20 cents.
JouvnHs Inodorons KID Glove Cleaner ls far
superior 10 anything known. Price rs cents.
rHonPsoN's PomAde optimo IL exquisite. II
softens, boautihos, and strengthens the hair.
Price Is and 90 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

The strawberry festival at DIR, SundsrlAnd's
First Presbyterian church, on Four-Rnd. a half
street, was we'll attended last evening. II will
Kraeed BY the loading ladies Of the oongTsgAt alton
Tue post oifioo q presided over by Mlas MAble
OndWay aud Miss Blaa Tho floral stand 10
10 charge OF Misses johnson, BAyloy and KEEL.
Icy. jacobs Welln IL guarded By Miss HAW.
10y and Miss Newton. Miss Herring has charge
Of large doll, That will DO guessed on. Mrs.
InEorsoll preaidsG over the apron stand, where 4
great variety Of those useful articles are on on.
hlbltl0n.