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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

THE Dubuque Times thus notices
one pecuiarity of the Iowa election.
Women have been elected School
superintendent in eight or ten coun-
ties in Iowa this fall. In some coun-
ties women we're defeated on account
Of their sex, while the rest of the
ticket was elected; in some, they ran
far above their ticket. In Floyd
county Mrs. Helen II. duncan, Re
publican, got 500 majority. In Mar
shall county Miss Abbie Clifford. Re
publican, got 1929 votes, wuile the
poor wretch ola man running against
her got but eight votes, all told. In
Monona county, Sarah Fulton-do-
mesuc title whether Miss or Mrs.
not given in the returns-running
on the Anti-monopoIy ticket, has $50
majority. An Anti-Monopoly young
lady is also elected in Henry county"
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
Registers Notice.

DJBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
A. lowing Administrations accounts have been
Med in the Registers Oftce in aud for the County
OF Potter aud that the same viii he presented ~
the Orphans Court of said County for cOnhr,na-
ton aud allowance on MONDAY. the Sth dav OF
December next, at the Court house iii the County
aforesaid:
Final account OF f. VI. Doud Executrix OF the
estate OF EDwARE DOUD, late OF Harrison twp.
deceased.
Partial account of Francis Magnnis, Admins
traitor of the estate of MARTIN MORAN, tate Of
Genesee twp, deceased.
Partial account of William Dent, Administrator
Of the estate of HENRY H. DENT, late OF ULYSSES
twp, deceased. DAN BAKER. Regfster
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Divorce NGt;ra

JoHS WILLIAMS J In the Court Of Common
as. Pleas Of Potter Co. No Cg
OLIVE W. NILLIAMsl sept T., 1873. Libel in liy.
Olive W. Williams, respondent above named viii
please take notice that subpoena and alias sub
poena have heen issued and returned Hihl: YOU
are therefore hereby required 10 appear al the
next term of Court or the said Court viii decree
a divorce a vlncaIo matrmonu I'm favor OF IiheI-
ant. :. p REYNOLDS S5erjF
Sherif's once. CoGderSItnrt, sent I2th l4-a.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

Hos. JAS. II. WEBB, of Bradford
county. seems to be the unanimous
81. e.. E tI.o Ra1e,,l l;..s,,. ts,--e, fe,E
chairman Of Ways and Means Of the
next House.
This IS as it should he, for in that
position Mr.. Webb would be THE
right man in the right place" We
congratulate our friends on their
good sense in making this nomina-
ton. and We heartily congratulate
our old time associate and friend on
this general appreciation Of his mer-
its as Legislator.
The finances Of the State will be
safe 50 long as such men keep guard
over them.
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administrators NGtice.

WHEREAS. letters Of administration to the
w estate OF II HERN ANN GRADE, late Of Eulaia
township. Potter Co decreased, having been
granted 10 the subscribers, all persons indebted
To said estate are requested To make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the estate Of in dccedent will make
known the same without delay 10
CATHAEISA GRADE,
Fula}ia Sept 10 lsTS-4s A4Hr.
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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS, letters OF Administration 10 the e.
tate of FRANZ GEISEI, late Of Euaa twp Pot.
ter Co. Pa, deceased. having been granted to the
subscriber al e-soaS iltiflltet 10 sail estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment, aud those
having claims OF demands against the estate OF
the said decedent viii make known the same,
without delay, to RoSINA GRISEL.
CouierSr0t Oct Is, 1878.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
Court Proclamation,

UTHEEEAS, the Hon. II. w. WILLIAMS, PreSi-
w dent Judge. and the Hons. LYMAN Nelson
and JOHN NJ. kTLBOuRSE. Associate Judges ul
the Courts OF oyer y Terminer and General Jail
Delivery. Quarter sessions ni the Peace, Orphans
Court and Court of Common Pleas for the County
of Potter, have issued their pr"cept bearing date
tie twenti til of Septamterin the year Of our Lord
one ihousanu. eight hundred and seventy three,
and to me directed, for holding q Court of oyer
\ TermiHer and General Jail Delivery. Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace, Orphans Court and Court
Of Common Pleas, in The Borough of C0udcTsroTt,
on Mo tdaS, the EtQhu day Of DECEMBER,
next and To continue one week.
Notice j. therefore hereby given To the Coro-
ners, Justices Of the Peace and ConStabie> within
the County, that they be then and there in tnriI
proper persons. at 10 O'Clock, a. m. OF said day
with their rolls records and inqui,tinns, eH3m
nations and other remembrances, 10 do THESE
things which to their offices appertin 10 TX done
And those who are bound by their reCogniZanre'
topr0Secute against the prisoners that are nr sla5
be- in the Jail OF said County oi Potter. are tn ht
then and there to prosecute against them u VII
be Just
Dated at Coudeysport, Sept. 18th, is72. and The
g7th yearufthe Independence OF the I tuited state
Of America. :. L. REYNOLDS, StCFt1
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DY VIRTUE of sundry writs Of Ven
I'D ditioni EXpoaas. Fieri Facias, Levari Facias
and sur Mortgage, issued out Of the Court Of COM
mon Pleas OF Potter County, Pa, and to me- direct
Ell, / sEal expose to public sale or outcry, al the
Court House in CouJerspor:, on MONDAY, the
EIGHTH day Of December. 1913, at one O'Clock
p. m, tn following described tracts or parcels Of
land. t. Wit:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

The shipments of Cumberland coal for the
week ending May 2ith amounted to IS. aO3 tons,
an increase over the corresponding week of last
year of 10 tons cwt. For the year TO that date
81 20O tons Il cwt. were shipped, showing an in
crease over the same period in 1873 OF Oi9 tons
5cwt. Increase in railroad shipments, 1891
tons cwt. Decrease in canal shipments
81, go tons cwt. These figures bear out what
THE STAR has recently published as to the
canal being Intentionally or unintentiOnally
managed in the interest OF the railroad. The
Cumberland Times gives the following figures
to show that the rates of freight upon the canal
are higher than upon the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, although il Il well known that trans
portstion BY water should cost less than by rail:
The present rate of freight from Cumberland
TO Locust Point, via. the Il. x o. X. X. is S23I
per ton of 2 600 lbs; which is equal to s25S per
long ton of 2 20. The distance by rail to Bait
imOre is rs miles; to Washington by the Metro
poltan Branch is ISL miles. II follows that if
a ton Of coal can be hauled from Cumberland
TO Baltimore, rs miles, for s2.5s, that
IL can be hauled from Cumberland
Now let us see what the expenses are upon the
canal. We have Wharfage at Cumberland s
cents, freights $685. tolls 81 cents, and cost of
unloading below about . cents; making a total
of s2.19. When IL il considered that coal by rail
brings from . TO 80 cents per ton more than coal
by canal, and when the additional advantage of
being able to I'll an order in tlcsniy-four hours
by rail, that cannot be filed under sir DAYS by
canal is considered 10 viii be seen that the diff
ference is decidedly in favor of shipments by
rail. Under such circumstances, is II any won
der, asks the Tunes, that canal shipments have
decreased and railroad shipments increased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

Governor Dix having vetoed the local option
law passed by the New York Legislature, for
the reason that cider and beer were included
in the list of prescribed beverages, the friends
of temperance Immediately set to work to frame
another bill, and after much elaboration pre-
scented what is known as the ''OhiO Damage
Bill" and II was promptly passed, and is now
before the governor for his signature. This bill
gives to every wife, child. parent, guardian,
employer or other person who shall be injured
IN person OF property by the intOxcatiOn of any
one, whether hsbitual or otherwise, the right
of action against the party who furnishes the
liquor, and the owner of the premises on which
the liquor is sold is also liable, and may be sued
jointly with the tenant, or the action may be
brought against him without reference to the
tenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, 0pfcs oJ Chtsf Signnl OTcsv
WASHINGTON, MAY 81, 1873, 10: - a. m (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTYFoUR HOURS
The barometer has rapidly risen over the northwes
and the lakes, and thence to the Ohio and lower
Missouri valleys, with lower temperature, nerth-
easterly Winds clear and partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain on the lakes. southeasterly and
northeasterly winds, partly cloudy, cool weather,
and high barometer in the south Atlantic and gulf
states and Tennessee. Rising barometer, falling
ten Perature, northwesterly and southwesterly
winds, clear and partly cloudy weather in the mid
die and eastern states and Canada
PRoBABILIrIEs For the middle states and lower
lake region, falling temperature, northwesterly and
n rtheasterly winds, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain in the latter region. For New Eng
land and Canada increasing pressure, cool, clear
weather and northwesterly to northeasterly winds
Eor the upper lakes and northwest, and thence to
II nnessee and Arkansas, rising barometer cool and
partly cloudy weather and nsrtheasterly winds with
occasional rain. For the south Atlantic and gulf
state sOutheasterly to nOrtheasterly winds hi Oh
barometer, cool and generally clear weather Re
ports are missing from the southwest and the Pa
cific coast
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
an account of the latest revolution in France
latest news from the Modocs; the Congressional
Excursion through the Southwest-something
about the Indian cOuntry-in editorial CORE
spondence; proceedings of the District Le-
gislature; latest and best tales. poems, sketches
and fashion items; together with interesting
local news, Washington news and gossip agri-
cultural items, household receipts, &c, &c.
Terms- One dollar and half per annum in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

Why should coal be going up with the Their
mometer? That il one of the anomalies of the
season, and can only be explained by the theory
that the managers feel that they are masters of
the situation and can control prices through the
season. At the Scranton sale in New York day
before yesterday there was an average advance
over the April prices "a follows: Lump, 81.
cents per ton; steamboat, 20 cents per ton;
CRATE, I24 cents per ton; egg, 2Sa cents per ton;
stove, 81 cents per ton, and chestnut, 13a cents
per ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

The see-saw operations OF New York law and
its uncertainty very fairly illustrated in the
case OF George Francis Train. He was arrested
for violation of law, when the question of his
sanity was raised. After an exhaustive exami-
nation he was adjudged to be sane. Then ar
raigned on the charge of circulating obscene
publications he is adjudged to be insane and sc-
Quilted. Then comes another legal investiga-
tiOn as TO his mental condition BY a sheriff-s
jury. They decide that he l. sane, and he walks
out Of prison a free man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

The setting apart of one day in the year for
keeping green the graves and the memories of
the men who died that the Union might be
saved, and the general suspension of business on
that day, are evidence that some few sparks of
patriotism underlie the more prominent and
less conmendable traits of our busy population
The ceremony, simple but beautiful, of decora-
ting the graves of the gallant dead with flowers,
is one calculated to draw out the higher and
better sensibilities of those who participate in
1T, and teaches to the young lesson OF patriot
ism more touching and more enduring than any
in their books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

NOW LOOK!
Sl-KEEP COOL.
DON'T GET ExCIrED.-st.
81. Check that stream ofPerspiration. 81.
81. Be Comfortable and Don't Fret. 81.
STA genteei hot weather Coat for 81,
WELL CUT,
coon FIT.
sl-One Dollar-SI sI-Ons Dollar-sl
BY THE DOZEN.
BY THB HUNDRED,
BY THE THOUSAND.
81. Sl......s L.. I....... l....... ISL.
FOLLOW THE eHq SkRAr NOT
COME AT ONCE.
Sl....ENoUGH........s1 ........F0R ALL..-.-sI.
BILE BROTHERS
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
mD-lm CORNER 7TH ANp d STREETS
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

FULL STOCK OF TIE FOLLOWING
REMARKABL Y CHEAP GOODS HAS JUs7
BEEN RECEIVED. ON EXAMINATION
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELFES
Gents line Linen Hemmed andkerchief. sfor n {
Brown buck Towels, 8, and Tyr al.
Ehtra line Demask DO, for 81. T
Gents Fancy Half Hose, pairs for Ell
Gents Best British do, pairs for 81.
second quality British do, pairs Tor 81
Splendid suspenders, 50 cents and 81
l5O Styles Of Fine Canes, 81 each
~ English and French Hair Brushes, 81
English Shawl Straps, 50 cents and al
Ladies ready made Garments Of al kinds. made q
the best Muslin, and we'll sewed, At one dollar.
superior Hias Tucked Shirts, 81 81
Fine Hemstitched Handkerchief.. a. ) and fer ~
5 pairs Ladies or Childrens full regular msfs
Children,s stIipea full regular extra long Hoe.
Solid VI Walnut square Picture frame, with glass and
back, size ex10, 81 cents.
Fine Oval Frames, 50 cents and 81
Six Fine Plated Knives, for II.
Splendid Satchels and Baskets, 81.
Small Willow Work Stands. ST.
Childrep's Rockers and Chairs, 81
Handsome yardiDiere and Vases, M 81
Fine Oil Chromos 10 solid WALNUT Frames, C
Roll Plate Bracelets, Sets. Rings, Charms. Cbsius
ChstelaiDes, Necklaces, &C, At o. each.
800 Styles Of Rubber and Jet Jewelry, ., o..
ALL THESE ANDA THOUSAND OTHER
ARTicL ES AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION.
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TPARTIES DESIRING TO JOIN A coon
AS REAL ESTATE AND RCILnING ASin

n
CITATION are requested TO call the Office Of the
Secretary OF the National Capital Real Estate As
soclatIOn" and examine the constitution and the
second annual report. THIS association is recoe.
nized as one Of the most profitable in the Dis riot
and has been in operation for two years By an
amendment to the constitution Fifteen Hundred
Shares, denOminated the Second Series are author
lied to be issued to date April st ISIS, without re-
quiring any Back Payments, except for April and
May. Each share Is one hundred dollars and the
monthly dues two dollars per month Each share
entities the holder to borrow from the Assoc citation
five hundred dollars net. PHIL. III. WEIGH
MI lot goa street, Masonic Temple
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~ 5NfFNNf "t"Vl
Republican, 10 iimes.I

hSsSCHENCkS MANDRAKE PILLS-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any of its urious
effects. They act directly upon the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases of arrangement result
ing from disordered state of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid Fevers, &c :, &c all succumb 10
the free use Of ScAenck's Mandrake Pills For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers. m2 tr
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Both houses Of the Connecticut legislature
have agreed to the constitutional amendment
providing for one state capitol, and that it be
at Hartford. The amendment now goes to the
people for endorsement, and there Is prospect
that children will soon cease to have their
brains muddled trying to comprehend why one
little state should have two capitals while the
greatest nations are content with one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

The Boston eight hour league have resolved
to the effect that the universal adoption Of the
eight hour rule will free the world from all its
vice and misery-will even purify politics. They
don't explain the process by which all this is to
be accomplished, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30
The Harkeea.

BAiHMoll, Nay S.-yirginia Sizes cons iii.
dated, 51a; West virginia's, los; North Caroliua
skies, special tax 10-bid to-day
BALTIMORE, May 30 Cotton dull-Iow mid
dIlngs, sGlS Flour dull unchanged. Wheat quiet
and steady: prices unchanged. Corn steady-whits
southern, 7l9l2; yellow southern, s3 ed western
5ldG Oats dull-aouthern, 50G53; western mi xed
$500; do: white, 5oG5l. Rye dull, 85NH95 Hay
unS ged Provisions dull and unc hanged whisky
dull and nominal 941t. Western butter good choice
2S@2S. Sugar firm. lOls
LONDON, May 20, II g. m.-Consois opened at o31.
Tor money for account. Bonds Of 1885, old, 9l,,
lceI s43s; D1s, $50; new hves, 59hs. Erie, 49f.
PARIS, May 30 The specie in the Bank Of France
has increased 3-500I0cW. during the past week
Rentes 0ps ned at So francs, IS Confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30

CORENS LOAN OFFICE, come, of TIA u,ss,
~ and Netc York dreHNs, entrance on New IN
nork avenue The most private loan ONCE
IN the city. Money loaned at the lowest rate ~
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware Guns Pistols Ladies and
value. asIIx
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FINANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL.

Notwithstanding the Improvement in Pacific
Mail stock after the publication of the annual
statement on Wednesday, the stock was very
weak yesterday, suffering loss of 8 per cent
and closing at Al. Union Pacific was more
steady, ranging only from 20 y az I and closed
At q y. The other fancies were dull, and the
market was generally uninteresting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-30
COAL AND WOOD.
CAPITOL HILL
WOOD AND COAL YARD,
ST, BETWEEN - AND 81, NORTHEAST.

The undersigned begs leave 20 inform his cus,om
ers0re.lden;s q Capitol Hill-snd ths public gea-
orally, that he has opened q branch wOOp Ann
COAL YARD on A street, between n AMI ~ re-rh
east, where can be- found a good assortment 81 the
ders promptly and faithfully hHcd.
m2i-eolG W. H NARROW
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~ TO LADIES.
to fH her duties and ~ her moral ea
& Being sSs ss y s'
sbs II ssafnsss and assty more
fatal te her than spell Of sickness In thai
en isn Sths.
worth While to see physician about II unfit nature,
when little preeaation in proper time would have
spared her i,fe nc preyent to streHgthen to cure,
TERs Dr. TSsy are .sfs and
tiveness, biHousness, hesdsches, mornins .ckne:.
and and ali Complaints peculiar TO women. These Bit
S ss
medicine Sav szeslleses for ladies. jn-tr
@FR0M THE EARLIEST AGES TO
the ~ mansns So cis
and loahsome had been some periods Of the worlds
to %. sG Be sd
tn our day the disease l. stripped Of its By the
the victim " Ues. hs saI.: S1a
&C., can be restored to sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, Sin per bs.tl.
sGla BY x q TSKp d9s Ps ave, and ~ Drug
street. Philadelphia nayn.iy e'
TGEORGE W. KAUFMAN, Just,cs or t5s
Wy Peace, attends 10 all kinds Of Claims and LIE.
gal business, southwest corner Of llth and streets
northwest. may2l-ly
~DR. A. PRATT, 9reduate Of Ohio COLLEGE o.
Wy Uentel surgery, Gil TN street, between ID
and =, few doors south Of Odd Fellow Hall, Re.
ters 70 T. a. Bacon and Bev. ". b. Evans MI
NATTON.-This popular and very healthy sum-
i mer resort, near Smokers Gap, and A
surrounded by the Blue Ridge mountain vEyA0
two hours ride by rail of Washington lEs II
City, u now open for the reception of seas1
1873. Improvements since last year Fine piazza in
front, bath room, an ice house lled piano in the
house. The buildings stone, consisting of large
airy rooms. Beautiful mountain sceuery Those
wishing TO enjoy the cool breszes Of this
region will address,
A. o. WRIGHT,
Round Hill p. o., LOudoun Co. Va
II References at 2O9 street N W. ms)tf
nRESs GOO DIS AT REDUCED PRICES.
We call the particular attention or our customers
STEPPED and CHECK SILKS, a, rs cents, 81.
French 0RGANDlEs and GRENADINES.
French PERCALS and PIQUES.
Linen SUITINGS and MOHAIRS
Also. TO elegant stock Of
LUP1NS BLACK GRENADINES, in every grade
AZ the lowest market rates; Ba;k Lace Points,
Jackets, &c, &c, with many other goods which We
are new Offering at reduced prices, in order 10 re-
duce our stock by the first Of July.
One price only-n plain figures
w.M. SHUSTER BRO,
m0-dNaeoZt Sl9 Penna. avenue.
DAsTURAGE FOR cows AND HORSES.
Applyto JNO. KNOTT. JR
MI colin At Z. Lyons Mill, on l,k Geek
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Bunions, Bad Nails, 60, 1t DB. WHITET tstsb.
tshment, eSe 18th street, opposite the Trsasury, d
quite surprising 70 persons unaccustomed 70 his
method Of operating which 10 entirely different from
the old time practice Of tearing the ingroWfng toe
painful method, and ono which obliged the sufferer
TO shoeless, and Sometimes crufcheS FOR week.
Isast to make II far Len pleasant and usofi but DR.
Whites etions are frequently borne by children
Of time, and II nome but suitable shoes Be worm The
treatment, sven II extreme oases, elects Derfecf
srs liable 70 come occasionally with even the bet
hitting shoes, and tndusrious Dersons thtnk there n
aona visit 70 the Chiropodist; and II veil known
&C. th h a Isrson. many e then those
far aud near 70 Visit Dr.: WhftsS 1seablishment, 10
many OF whom Dr.. White has ansolie11s1 D01is:ioe
o refer. ~
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TIE Kew NATIONAL nARK1f,
.,1.d s. .sS :, az. a. "a sM3k1D H.A1s, q n
b ne hsst tyls; -, ,kQULfRI. -
ss. SJsS asi Hail 4 81. sie it Is
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LOST AND FOTND

II OsT-Between Gardner's Photograph Gallery
- OF the Avenue, II, OF eth street, a POCKET
BOoh containing AS IN money, asiy er fruit knife
ana an IVORY Comb. suitable reward given II left
al '-i street northwest. 1t
NOTICE:-One of eur drivers picked M a set of
~ RAMlNGS, whish the owner can have by
paying for this notice. -
m29 81 A. T. A. RICHARDS
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WASHINGTON CITY:
The setting apart of one day in the year 10

FRIDAY...................May 30, 1879.
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BOYS, BOYS, BOYS, CLOTHING.
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS, CLOTHING
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS, CLOTHING.
We make the BOYS TRADE an especial feature
u our business, and parents may rely on procuring
a. this establishment Boys Clothing we'll cut well
made, well trimmed and durable.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
oil Pennsy lvania avenue.
mzS-5t Metropolitan Hotel Building
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
~ A large stock of Lii ght Carriages, D.. "R7.
suitable for street, park or road driving ,&S
OF the very best make and finish. Second IT,
hand Carriages, very cheap, to make room for new
work. Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBT. II. GRAHAM'S,
New Repository and Factory, 4lO-4l4 9Th street,
between ID and II m233tr
CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW COSTA
- nne assortment OF all descriptions of la -Gasp
dies misses and children's, and also of
genflemen's II
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &C,
will be sold at and below in order TO close busi.
JOHN ANGERMaNN SnN
m2S-lm No. SIS 9TH st opp. Odd Fellows Hall
NOTICB.-Fisbing parties can have their horses
L taken care Of by
n2s3t' J. r. TRAIL, Chain Bridge
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Il ment:
Sub Lots 81 aud 50, square POI, ltth and streets
Part Lot Y, square 2So, 18th street. s. % ION
100
Sub Lots 10, and west q Of l6, sRlare 9t3, l0tb
street and North Carolina avenue.
Sub Lot 30, square ga; tax title.
1910 by 80 feet Of square SIS; tax title.
Lot g. square SIS, tax title.
Seven fye-room FRAME HOUSES, lots lixIDO
fronting east on 9TH street east, between A and Il
north, square from East Capitol street railroad
n29 I'm JN0 T.. KENDALL