davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
MILL PROPERTY for Sale.

will sell my Inili site In tho town OF Blue River
Grant county, on the Fennimore fork OF the Blue
on easy terms, to any who wishes 20 build a mill
My grist MILL known as the Badger City Mills burned
last Spring and DO not feel able to rebuild. The
property comprises SO tract in section 49, 30
acres improved thereon frame dwelling, stabng
&c dam AND plenty Of water /; will also sell With
"a property r. Turbine Wheel and other parts OF
the machinery saved from the hre. The mill site IL
one Of the beet ia the country for custom merchant
work. IN WALKER
Blue River, September 90 1871. 2s-l7n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

PARK HOTEL Any western city
would beproud and happy 10 the pos
session Of an hotel as prodigious il
its proportions, - excellent in its
accommodations, as the new and ele-
CANT Park" at Madison. This house
will stand comparison with any
other outside Of the metropolis. Mr.
Mark Irish is a successful and popu-
lar caterer for the public
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

DONATION There will be dona-
ton party at Browns Hall, Bloom
iogton, on Friday evening. Jan Goth,
for the benefit Of Rev. J D Brothers.
All are invited to attend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

GTRAY HELPER Taken up by the subscriber rs
- siding three miles north Of the village of Fenui.
more. IN SECTION town 6. 2. one red hefer 8
years old next spring ne marks or brands Said straw
was taken up January LIST, 1872. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, charges and take said
stray away. KARL eraser.
January Q. 1872. 8!w4e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
STRAY HoRsf

NTRAY HORSE. Taken up BY the subscriber on
- lands occupied by him section 20 town OF
jamestown on or about Jan larry 1st, 1872 one dark
bay horse with white face. three white eet blind ia
one eye, about or years old The owner is re-
quesied to prove property pay charges and said
stray away. PETER WYATT
ozw4* p. o. Address. Dunleith H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
MILWAUKEE MARKET

MILwAUEEE, Monday, January 2.
Wheat. No. /, l235&; No. 2 l21A Corn, sea :
Oats. a2ls
Hogs, 29784 10; Dressed Hogs. so9f9O. Ca lie
good to choice at 1895 90 medium CRATES al . ia
$50 common at QUO! rs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

n stolen from the subscriber "a the town of bloom.
ington, on the list Of DecemOef 1871 one darS brown
or black horse large star in the forehead fourteen "a
sixteen hands high, will be fur years old in tne
turning said horse giving Information that will lead
to bis recovery. ~ ORR JR
0. Address, Glen Haven Wis
Bloomington. January 10, 1872. Saw3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

DAScE.-A dance will be given at
the Eureka House, British Hollow.
on Friday evening February 3. All
are invited 70 attend. Music by the
Lingschsid band VIZ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23


NoRMALs ABROAD Last Satui lay
afternoon there was an interesting
and cheerful exodus Of Normal 4tu-
dents boys and girls, from Platte, lie
10 Lancaster, whittier thoy Wero
transported ia liveryman Bentley s
extensive four horse sleigh escorted
with several elegant cutters. The
party, which numbered some thirty
five or forty, made the Phelps II use
their abiding place Here they were
comfortably qnartered and handst me
ly entertained and here, TOO, u sup
per was serve FIR the Joyful thrarg
In that excellent AMI generous man
ner for which the house is noted
ln the hotel parlors the youthful aud
incipient school,teachers dispor ed
and trolicked about at their own
sweet will They played games, en-
tertained old friends and former
sch0olmates, and had on the whole
what Lay DO lied good tim, -
Some time after supper Prof Bar
nett's string baud got melod us
elements together and played SCI r.
al tunes for he benefit OF the ami Die
visitors Between the enlightened
hours u nine ana ten O'Clock prepar-
atoms for the return ride were made,
and socn the fair and youthful c, m
pany, Junior, Middle Glass and S m
Tor, in one comfortable confus On
mingled, gided gaily out Of town -
Merrily rang the bells, and eheerily
rang three hearty cheers for Lancas-
ter and her people, as the party rode
merrlly away in the light OF grow
ing moon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

NIRAR HEiFhH.-Taken up b. the subscriber N
- lands owned 10y him III seetioa 2 town Of Lancas.
ter GA or about December 20th 1871, pale red wear.
ling heiter with star in forehead, white belly ana
rump. ihd Owner j. requested to prove propertv.
pay charges aud take said stray away.
GEORGE ANDERSON
Lancaster January 10. ls72 32w4a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
Timber Lot For Sale

The subscriber offers the timber lot for sale situate
follows, being the est hat Of the southwast Guar
ter OF ection six Town Ave Range four ii Ire town
Of Little Grant, Grant Co Wis. containing eightg
acres Of land, vel timbered and watsred Pfice SIC
per acre Any person desiring purchase can call on
homes Sloan or Alexander Pant IN Patch Grove %
address me by letter at Watson, Del 10, N "
Terms OF Sale, one thi q OF the purchase money 10
DO paid on de livery Of the warranty deed the baanoe
~ two q three yearly payments on approved notice
Win ahnuai interest. ROBERT H. SLOAN.
Walton, n. Y Nov. 9th, 1871 25t*am
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

fHE LARGEST YIELD OF WHEAT
MIR, Aug Frioke, a farmer living near
B9seobel, raised last year from four
acres Of land l6l bushels OF wheat
an average Of over 40 bushels per
acre. We think this is the largest
average in the State for 1871. The
wheat has Just been marketed II
was weighed upon Fairbanks stand.
ard scales al B0seobel, and there il
no doubt az e. he correctness If this
AtatemOut
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. Albert Fran
CHS died very suddenly at his home
near Bloomington on Saturday
morning last. He was in the act OF
skinning q calf when he fell forward
on his face and was lifeless when
raised moment later. The deceased
was q highly respected and well
kaown citizen of Bloomington, and u
quite extensive and successful farmer.
He was buried according to masonic
ceremonies on Monday, delegations
from Bootown and Bloomington
lodges being present, as well as u
large conconrse OF friends from
Bloomington and neighboring towns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
100 Acre Farm for Sale !!

The undersigned viii sell the property known a.
part Of the Burnett Farm situated within half
mile Of the village OF Mount Hope. There SO AGREE
under cal tisation-new ground and well fenced Half
the balance il heavy timber; the remainder good TIL.
able land Convenient 10 good school. Good spring
the premises, For terms apply to the undersigned
two miles east Of the village OF Mount Hope.
October ?, 1871. l9tf d. AcNAMEE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

GTRAY CALVES Taken up BY the subscrib.
residing on srctiea IT, town range 5. Glen Haven.
about the 10 of November, 1871 three seeer
calvesuns red anG whife spotted one red With white
spot on back; tbs other red with white on belly
The owner is requested 70 prove property pay charges
ard take sad sJrays away EDWARD 30 MAS.
Glen Haven, December 24th, 1871. siwS@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
TuE MISTER IN MIssouRI:-A r,

The WINTER IN Missouri A re-
cent letter from MIR VIM. Cole who
formerly resided at Beetown in this
county, now . resident of Fulton.
Galloway Co., Missouri, has the fol-.
loving postscript
we are having regular old fash
ion Wisconsin snow storm-the first
bad storm of the Winter. Our Fall
and Winter up 10 this time, except
ing few days has teen delightful"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

CFRAY HEIFER Taken up by tbs subssrb
> on lands owned by him in the town Of Patch
Grove 2lS miles north q Bloomington, or abaEt
The sd ii December. 1871. one roan heiter years
old past Tue owner is requested to prove piepsrty
pay charges and take said stray away
sw4 7. BALLASTINH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

COLT sTRAYEO -Slrayed from the snhseriber
residing in the town OF Cassvllle in the month Of
april last, two old bay mare colt star in the
forehead aud a white spot o. tue nose. Any person
LEN Is HESsE
Cassville, December 3d. 1871 3Ia4#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

ANNUAL SLEIGHRlDEs.- score or
more Of Lancaster ladies visit Platte
vile friends 10 day, TO return the
VISIT from tho latter made last winter.
This yearly exchange Of visits be-
tween the ladies OF the two towns
has become u custom by observance
Another sleighing party is talked
Of to Piattevlle on Thursday next
the party to be composed Of twelve
or fifteen couples Of married folks
old steady fellows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

MAsoNIo.--At Regular Commu-
nication of Beetown Lodge No. 146,
A. f. and A NJ, January both, The
following named officers, having b en-
previously elected, were installed for
the present year:
JOSIAH Halls, w. NJ.
ID B. Arthur, 5. w.
James B ewett, J. W.
Phiander Stephens, Treasurer.
F. K. MiIlard, Secretary
Samuel Birch, S. d.
Samuel Payton, J. ID.
.. c. Hathaway, Steward.
G.. NJ. Parker, {"
John 4. Wise, Tyler.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

VINO CAN BEAT Ir?-Peter N.
Thornton Of Bloomington, Wis. il one
OF the successful stock raiserS OF
that eection lie has four steers
that are hard to beat. One yoke,
twins, arc beautiful red four year olds
and weighed on New Years day $500
pounds I he other two, aged 81
years, weighed on same day 1850
1900 pounds 1t will pay All admir-
or Of fuc stock 10 look at them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

HOTEL CARDS, DINNER TICKETS sto, printed
IL IL good style at the HERALD ofsos.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
FARM FOR SALE.

l will ssli my form Of Two Hundred Acres situated
thrs niles east Of the village Of Mount Hope on the
Oh Military road well watered and timbersd: 100
acres under cultivation aud we'll fenced. good bear
ing orchard With plenty Of small fruit good log house
AhdtrAme grauary aad lug stable on the premises
October 20 lsTl 23na3@ A. J. KINGSLEY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

TRAY GOLT.-Taken mp BY the sub-cribsr on
- lands owned by him 10 sscti3o -. tOeu {. rah
?, lows = Fepuim re. on " about November 18th
1871, one black last spring horse horse cot star IN
rehead. The ewner requested - Prove property.
pay charges aud take said stray away.
ADAM HETpEL.
Feunimore, December u 1871 Avs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

= AAAes
And the campaign WILL in all probability be as ex-
citing any that has tanspred since the outbreak Of
the late war. The CHICAGO TRIBUNE will uphold and
defend the principles the Republic an party with its
accustomed vigor and earnest asss our platform con
sists Of
Equal and e1t,uj ,stics ~ 5aYot5ox and
6efore he h3o, % az men, aiH,oat distinction Qf
rice q eoSor
amnesty for az Iottttcat offences connected
- -.
T,esesy,,;o,, =, ~ ,,,B1;. l,ny. ~, ,,.t,,,, j,
49,. -. ~. Jz,,..a,,,,.,,,. y, !. ..,, -.
o,,,.,.;..,. ). ...,...,,s.a u -. ,..,..
- = 80 ''e' ''''0"'
.....,,..t
~, 49,. ,,,,,,,,, !, ,,,.t;.r, ~, -,
l.ra..,,;.,, u. 49, ,s,,.et...,s, j, F..5e..,
sces.
Our readers aud the public generally. are 20 we'll
acquainted with the tone and quality % FHE CHICAGO
sN"s "e uesu w eu''iss ufon ''at su9ee'
public ,9urns, u bad ~ r,.co.,,ps u common
with large majority 81 the business community Of
Chicago. e be burned out. testing thereby The most
'es'
ten.iys rrin,lne naeblaerv W have commenced
rebuilding our ruined ediace % more enduring plan
than before ana We have elected aFrans ements e
ne use q machinery which practically gives n7 the
u occupation # on new cdIdIps ana machinery
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23
REBUILDING CHICAGO,
= IT 80 y VIII V5 I5lIV1HVtf9ut y q
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.

And restoring its former greatness after its late
yastation BY fire.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-23

EyDtntists Newell g. Averil have con
eluded 70 keep their Lancaster Office ooN-
srANTIY oFEN. One o( the Doctors will al
ways be in attendance. Patients from a dis
lance will please give few days previous
nc'ise BY mail. sSv2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06
G E o r G. f T O W N.

VISIT OF JAPANESE TO G GEORGETOWN Cot
LEGk.-A party OF japanese connected with the
Embassy visited Georgetown College yesterday
afternoon, and were welcomed hv President
Early and the faculty, who showed IN EN- the
mineral and other curiosties in the museum.
and the astronomical and philosophical appara-
tus connected with the institution. After
thoroughly inspecting the college in all its de-
partments. the party, accompanied by Minister
DE Long and wife. Mrs. Adaral Dahlgren,
Mrs. eN- President Tyler, and Fathers Early
and Healey, visited the Academy OF the Vista
ton, where they were entertained by the pupils
with some fine vocal and instrumental music.
They afterwards visited the different depart
ments OF the academy, and seemed greatly
pleased with all they
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement in
another column in regard to the death OF Ed
ward Green.
THE TOTAL amount OF hay weighed In this
city for the month of March was 2t;6. go lbs
IHE GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKETING re-
ceipts OF wheat this week have been very light,
and prices have kept up. Flour is very firm
with no changes in price to note this week. The
demand is good and the market strong.
SHIPMENTS or FLoU R.-The New York
steamer +. c. knight took out coo barrels OF
hour yesterday. The Lady OF the Lake, bound
TO Norfolk, took out COS barrels.
ACCIDENT AT THE Coal WHARvEs.-This
morning colored man at Rays wharf had his
loot badly crushed by being run over by coai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06

81 After using the terms " assassin. - 90 liar ,,
I" thief" etc. a California editor winds mn Nv
calling brother editor "he schoolma'am ,,
1.-TWO children of Mr. Ferrel. little boy
and little girl, living in Grant county, XIV. COT
INTO playful scuffie lately, when the LITTLE boy
fell on his sister and killed her Instantly, The
s,,rl was about ten years old and the bow about
eight.
- A widow named Bunce of Canaan Valley
Conn.,, who is said to be in good pecuniary cir
cumstances. has reused considerable indipna-
tion among her neighbcrs by giving her three
boys 10 the Shakers, when they didn't want to
60,
HA witty editor, who had Just failed. SAYS
he did 1t with all the honOrs of war, and retired
from the field with flying cOl0rs. sheriff7s flag
hutterng from two windows and the door, and
a white flag hung out of his person as a token OF
surrender.
NJ The city subscribers of the Hudson Register
gTumble because they do not receive some OF
the numbers of that paper; and yet, the ma iority
OF these fauit-fndirg individuals keep bull dog
in their front yards, to encourage the carrier,
when they call. The little fellows want thu
editor Of that journal to either furnish them
with shot guns or sheet-iron breeches.
~While the Eclectic Medical College o.
Philadelphia was in existence il cost but littl,
to become an NJ. ID. Twenty dollars was all tht
institution charged for a diploma, and no i'm
pertinent questions were asked as to the qualiti
cations of the recipient. The matter was brough
to the attention OF the legislature, and the char
ter of the college has been repealed, wherea
honest physicians rejoice exceedingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06
A l. f Y A Y D RIA.

1HE fIsHERY.-The receipts of fish at Fish
tc"n continue light, and prices still rule high
j he season Is unusually backward, but experi-
enct q flsheIneE say that when the fish do come
II VIII be with rush, and that prices will then
take a sudden tumble. This time last wear the
packers had ali commenced operations and
large numbers of fish had been Hstruck," but
the purchasers, this season. have. as vet been
confined 10 the huCksteTs of this CITY and Wash
HgtCn, only one of the packers having entered
the market and the purchases being very limit
cd. Among the boats that arrived to-day was
the Lizzie Reagan, from Free Stone Point, with
',ES herring on board. The agent for that
shoEe, Mr.. can, this day one year ago sold
out Of vessel from the same place 20. 900 her.
ring. The most OF the shad that reach here are
sent ny the OILERS from about Holland Point
ana TIE larger portion of the other fish come
from Free Stone Point, Arkendale, and what
are known as the lower shores. Operations have
not yet commenced at many of the shores and
those, too, from which the largest numbers of
yesterday nave been 25, GOO herring, 900 shad
LOCO taiioTS, and limited supply of rock and
pefch. The shad sold at from Sl5 to SIs per
hundred, the herring at from 80 to SD Der
thousand, the tailOrs at from $3.50 to s. per
hundred and the rock and perch at from Is to 25
cts. bunch according to quality.
APPEAL GRANTED.-In the L. s. circuit
court in Richmond, yesterday, an appeal was
allowed the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Tairoad company, from decree CT Judge Tn
otlwOOd awarding an in junction to the South
eEn ana Atlantic Telegraph company, upon ex.
ecutiBg bond in the penalty of 800.
MARINE ACCIDENT-The schooner j. E. A.
cunningham, Captain Thomas Hewett, light,
while on her way up the river yesterday even
catsiZed. The captain and crew escaped Ga
Sette, last erPHiug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06
Ht.crSgG rpeaES

Condensed Locals.
! Dc al ahese Embassy VIII visit NJ. Vernon
The street TaIk-Eg commission have ceEl-
menCfd their Wotk.
HE Z =. steamer FTOiiC has arrived at the
Washington navy ward.
Small advertise mentS. and plenty Of hem il
a good rule. We were ali babies once, yet We
made considerable noise.
Major \. &. Richards. Superjntenyeut ct
Police. - confined to hi~ house by an attack of
n' uTalgia, but j. improving, and 1t is hoped will
The funeral OF tx Foreman Stone. of Column
bia fnglne Company No. I. took place yester-
DAY Afternoon, aud was largely attended. The
tC'eTnen OF the several companies acted pail
bearers.
This morning. OFFICER McMahon. Of the 5th
precinct. took 10 The central guard house an
insane man named Henry alias George ReuSch
whom he found wandering about the streets
He j. r taTet 70 await the arrival OF his friends
MiSf ael McCarjv. iaLCrer IN The tunnel OF
The Baltimore and Potomac railroad. was run
over D. a construction train Yesterday and had
bis right leg crushed. % that IL will prOhahIv
T'CUir, aIrpuiation. lie was conveyed to Proyi-
Mr. George W. RGliencer. who was mentioned
II TIE afiid VT ct jams BCbson. presented to
u senate committee p few days ago. a. having
gwen Inn .lfClssul - to vote for Mr.. y. g.
bTdva y. denies the charge. and asserts that he
WSS CVIsSsG 20 jEc election of MT. Orlvay and
eos J at know the sffisnt.
"A Toy named Michael Allen, cart driver,
vas ruu over Ly a cOuntTyman's wagon at the
corner OF PGHIsy lvauia avenue and y street.
receiving a severe flesh wound. Sergeant Kneas
toCk . III 20 IutEet's drug store, where his
wound y a. dressed BY DR.. Meade, after which
a carnage was procured AMI he was removed 70
hi> Tome or Massachusetts avenue, between 18th
ard tn streets.
Last evening, ~ the meeting of Central Ledge
J. a. o F. hT. John +. H2venHer was rlr--
- Htfd with beautiful silver ice pitcher OF the
latest medallion pattern. in token Ot his Servi ga
~ conducting the school Of the officers OF the
tocge ~ the - cret work Of the O-dtr. The front
Of The pitcher Is iuscTihg d. Presented To
Grand EtVTeSt NATIVE John F. Havrnner. by
the 6tflceTs Of Central Lodge. No. I. /. q. o. F..
AITl ., 1S.2-' The presentation was made nv
The C grand Of the lodge. DR.. y. Edwin Mason.
IN a neat speech. which was responded to bv
Mr. II. in appropriate terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06

THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
bis report for the month of March, which shows
mat thirteen fires occurred during the month
tntailing loss OF ~ 800, covered by An insGr-
ance OF $50. He also appropriately announced
the death OF Foreman Stone, of Company
NO. l. Also reported that he and the assistant
chief, to whom the subject OF the proposed
pan anticipation OF the fire department in the
emancipation celebration on the 10th inst. had
been referred. had concluded that it would not
he proper for the fire companies to take any part
in the parade on that day, nor in any other
except treman's celebration, or some national
occasion, such as the inauguration eff the Presi-
dent OF the United States. The report was
adopted unanimously. A communication from
W llilam II. Lewis in regard to his application
for the position Of foreman of No. l company
was hlCd. Commissioner Smith introduced q
series of resolutions cOndoling with the bereaved
family OF the late W. 7. Stone, foreman OF Com
pany No !, which was adopted unanimously
Several motions III reference 10 the filling of the
vacancy in the fOremanship OF No. ! com Dany
were laid on table, and under the rule of the
board which provides that vacancies be filed
only after a competitive examination of appli-
carts conducted by the chief and assistant Chief
engineer and one commissioner, the chair (Mr.
Collins) designated Mr.. McDevitt as the examin
ing commissioner in the case of the vacant fore
manship of No. company. On motion of Com
missioner McDeyitt, the committee on horses
were authorized TO sell the unserviceable horses
now In the department. and purchase new ones;
after which the board adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06
TNHE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, ITS BROADWAY, Ny.

HOME OFFICE, ITS BROADWAY, Ny.
&c FISHER, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, 81 7th street, sp Post Office
LIGHTER MARCHE, Gen1 Managers.
Invites Particular Attention its Special and Pop.
ular Features.
kirsf-Its Rates lower than those Of most
prominent aud safe Umpanies.
Second 1t was the first company ia the United
States which guaranteed policy holders a DEFINITE
CASH SURRENDER VALUE, the amount of which IL
distinctly ENDORSED ON TIE Policy IN FIGURES.
clos.
FoHrrh.-Au Of its Policies are absolutely Non.
Forfcitabe.
Ffih-fts Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan. al are non forfeitable
Sirfk.-No restriction upon Travel or Residence
Ssrsafh.-lt allows Thirty Days Grace in the
payLL ent of Premiums.
rlents in any section o. the Onion, and its does in
in all It's General Agencies, thereby rendering
r. Home Company everywhere.
Ninfh-It inv ties you 10 insure. ex pecting to deal
with you honestly, and 20 give You fair equivalent
for your money. See one Of its policies and itt
terms.
Composing its Board Of Directors for this city and
District Of Columbia of our best business
men. Talk with them before you insure in any
Company. % ON
FRENCH FLUTING-Ths only plsSe In the city
EmlroideIy % every description. Brsids II all
kin6s, and Sntroidering silks OF all colors con
MRS @. ii. NAUREs
CIT Seventh street,
iarE-ly Opposite Patent Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-06

We FEEL justified in saying that Duponco
Golden Pill intended for females is one OF the
gTandest chemical discoveries of the age Sold
wholesale and retail by L. ID. Gilman. Retail
by the following druggists:-Kidwell * Son; F
ID. bowling, ~ and streets southwest; j.
Coughlin, Z, corner of 9th street; p. III. Heller
TN and \ streets; W. b. Entwisle; Wilfred
Mcleod, Georgetown. e12