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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-17
b. M. GRIMES,

Justice Of the Peace.
WILL attend to Collections, Conveyanees,
w Acknowledgements, and all other duties
with which he Is empowered by virtue OF his
comrnission ONCE in the Mayors Office, west
basement of Court House, Canton, Ohio.
raAy1 '73m3
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LEGAL.
Notice,

TTIHE undersigned have been appointed Exee-
utors OF the Last will and testanlent Of George
Rank, late of Stark County, Ohio, deceased All
persons indebted to the estate are required 70
make immediate payment, and those having
JEFF RANK,
4sW WIN. RANK.
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JEFF RANK,
VIM. RANK.
Administrators Sale Of Real
Eatafa,

F1NHE undersigned wishes to sell at private sale
j the House and Lot No. 63 in the town of
Bethlehem, Stark County, Ohio, known As the
old Bethlehem Tavern Stand, and baionSing 70
| the estate ofStephen EckroRte, deceased
Terms-S50OO0 cash in hand, and the balance
payable in one year with interest," secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JOHN LAERoE, Administrator.
Navarro, Ohio, July End, 1873. Sm
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BANKERS.

uEO. D, HARTER & BRO,
BAnkera-East '~1scArawael street, Cant9n{ s'nao'
- Receive DsponSy Loan Money. boy Geld, sll-
change bought and sold
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james Ross, a Cleveland butcher,
butchered himself with a razor Wednes-
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o DIR. J. n. sIDDALL,
o.u.,s.-nsrtsrs Block. canson. Ohio.

ss4tE = A. J. DoUDS,
surgeon Dentist-Ofhee up. stairs In residence,
of Public Square, Canton, Ohio. All operations
connected with the profession promptly attend
edto. - ~ Ii eeele
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HATS.
DRESSING HATS.

TTATs Fashionably and nicely Dressed in the
III latest style and Vssy chcap. at Han0's Block
m Stair. 10 W. A. Whites Tailor shopi by
@r 7. WHITE.
Satisfaction warranted or no pay.
Feb. -. 1sTR
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J. A. MEYER

saler An Ausrfean and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
6IIVerwars and Fancy 6oeda-NorthWest corner
on Public Square, Canton, Ohio Repairing neat
Iy. ozpeditiously and satisfactorily done.
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DEUBLE & BROTHER,
Dealers IN watches, Clocks, JeWelry, SilYerware,
ke east aide Of Public Square, Canton Ohio.
Repairing done on short notice.
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JENNY W. GAhNE1IeL- u J
Attornsy as Law, No. Columbian Building. 1tfth
sfroof. between ID 4 =. Warrington City. Plaaao
ITO rofSr TO L. Schnfer, Attorney Canton, Ohio.
NEcl1 10 -
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AMERICAN ROTEL

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JOHN p REX

,r.-.n.,, Taller and dealer In American and Inn
-ortsd Clothg Cassimeres, RestingH and Genta'
Fnrnishinr Goods. Also, agent tor the. sing "
Sewing Machine. Canton. Ohio mays -1O-u
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EDWIN sMI'Td

photographer, &e-Particular attention given 70
eopvinx and onlargipg pictures Oval Frames
Tnthognfs Block, South Market street Oaneon'
ohio. a3s las nneiSo oeA
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nfndar and Biank-Rpok Manutaeturer Al
ordeTa from abroad promptly attended 70; blno-
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LOUIS SCH EFER,
= Attorney at Law. Canton, Stark county. O no
Iunel Toms
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FTsHER EiCLARK
nIKAM THTIRSTON

a1-Pre.eriptisns promptly hlled at all hOurs-
- srEnB. 1Asz rUscAH1VAs At. cAHEOS o1lO.
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HARVEY IAUGHLIN, y
Attorney = Law. Notary Public. Alliance. Ohio
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= sY 0H0UDS HoTEhs (
o, D. >1lE Bsoprietcr> esneSs Ssea9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-12

BS-Some three hundred thousand cottonwood
trees planted near Denver, Kansas, in 1871, are
thriving finely.
81 OF the eighty-eight girls who have entered
Michigan University. thirty-seyen will study in
the medical department.
HSThey hung a mcgee lately at Cairo II was
aseyere death, but what a relief to get out OF
Cairo.-St. Loais Democrat.
HThe game between the Boston and thletic
club in philadelphia yesterday resulted-Boston
10, Athletics 4.
ngwhen q naughty little boy breaks a win
dow he should be punished, on the principle
that panes and penalties 90 together.
nrA student who has been afflicted with n
sermon one hour and half long grumblingly
says that these professors study 50 much about
eternity that they have no conception of time
HAn Irishman who was found guilty of
stealing lot OF coffee was asked by the magis-
trate what he did with il. made tay wild II,
was the reply.
81 President White OF Cornell Un,xersitx
addressed the Brazilian students Of that instf-
tuition on Monday last, the occasion being IN
celebration Of their national anniversary.
@Gov. Hsrtranft, of Pennsylvania, has par
doned PatI lex Dolan, the "Molie Mcguire,
leader OF Schuylkill county, who WAS sentenced
TO term OF seven years in the penitentiary.
- Princeton college opened yesterday, Presi-
dent McCosh delivering the address. Some two
hundred students have entered, many being
from the southern states.
SAt Doylestown, Pa, yesterday Valentine
Bessly, employed in a spoke factory, WAS caught
body and was injured internally, supposed TO be
fatally.
Br0n Saturday last at Desoto, Miss, Louis
Howell, planter, in quarrel with a white man
into his body and then cut his throat from ear 70
ear. Howell has fed.
@Engineer Chas. b. Ford, who sued the
Fitchburg Mass railroad company, in 1870.
for injuries received from the bursting of a
boiler finally gets 90, S33 damages On two oc-
casions yerdict in his favor have been set
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EVENING STAR


Losfers sboula remember that shrOus. n.
Win the display now re-, uired for nr-t-cl...
funeral, people are eegiRnsne to understsad
whst are the terrors OF death.
The New York Herald Saws the $500 green
ohcss have q six toed genius on the back. They
msnt ave SPLIT cared rhinoceros there for al
We would know 90 the contrary.
q. r. fhtpps, conductor on q New York street
car came to Dsnbury with his family, for resi-
sor Iss,esaen but was 80 annoyed by solicitors
ior contributions 70 various ahla ohis,fs
that he was obliged 10 leave.
Inc ehurches were vol filed. Sunday The
as = .n IN piosement but the thinning 70
think. "e
Men whose shirts are made at home ar. r.-
joaced that the hot term is almost over A
woman never attempts 60 &C q shirt to her hus-
band only on = hot day, and when 20 make n
move almost strides him.
A horse ran away on Liberty street on Sstur-
Gay afternoon, and 4 man on the sidewalk. with
wonderful presence OF mind. threw his hat al
me animal, screamed fire. and Immediately
c.,llr' over me fence aud disappeared In
Division street man got up before dawn.
SUNDAY morning, % see the sun rise aud was
shot AT by the eOsperated owner OF A melon
patch, next door. In May last he made a u milsr
EFFORT and was bitten on the heel by a straoee
Deg. he thinks OF hiring boy TO do the early
Lawyer Princes Office boy took great stre.k
Saturday afternoon, and gave the floor a
thorough drenching with water. Early IA tue
evening Mr.. Prince came I'm with q young lady
eli n, and the noment he struck the wet floor
ore foot turned partly on its edge and described
a half circle with wonderful velscity. He
clutched At a desk but missed it, when the
other foot gave oul, and again he was half way
Gown but partly recovered, lost the other foot
sesin, then both feet, and after vainly snatching
Al chair, went down full length. turning over
the chair and smashing the panel 20 the door OF
book case with one heel. To add 90 the en-
narrassnent OF the affair; the lady remained TN
u Was over, and then abruptly LETT, and the
next day there was a story In circulation that
Mr.. Prince had the tremens. and tried 10 muir
der one Of our most estimahle Young ladIes
while In the Mt The once boy says III Sc could
only stand still long enough he could give the
particulars.
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DAJ rIMORE AND POTOMAC Rail-
ID ROAD.
pEror CORNER srH b sIs. NV ~ 80 =

After August eth, 1873 trains will run as follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOB TRAINS ARRIVE Al
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
SIS a. m, Niagara EXP, Sis m, New York or
daily. press, daily.
Us 9. m. New York Ex- SIS a. M, all daily, ex-
press, daily except Sun sept Sunday.
day. lo:5 q m, Express from
SIS a. m. daily, accommo- North and West daily.
datioB. lib q. m, Accommoda-
HIS a m, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
West, daily, except sum 23S p m, Cincinnati ex-
day. press, daily, except sun
press sis .. MN Y. express,
SIS, Baltimore express. daily, except Sunday
3:5e .. m, Baltimore &C. 6S3 .. m, al daily, ex-
cOumoostion, daily ,eI- cept Sunday;
eept Sunday. s:3s D. m, daily, from
Sis .. m, Cincinnati Ex- Baltimore, daily from
day. ll043 .. m, Southern Ex-
Sos y. n, daily New York press, daily.
Night EA press. llOs .. m, New York
10 p m, Pacific Express express.
Trains leaving Washington at 8:3s Q. m. and $50
.. m, connect 81 Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
leaving Bowie at 20 and II q. m, and 5:A5 D. m :,
sTriying at Marlboro at lOsO and l:4s q. m, and
Trsiss arriving at ashin gtoa at lbs O. m. 6:s3
and Ss D. m, connect 81 Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro 81 5:5 q. m, $40 and $40 p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders st Ticket once
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsy vania
ayenue, northwest corner of6h st. and Pennsy
svenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked AT hotels and residences 10 all points North
and West. Through tickets 20 Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west, and southwest.
Z. l.. BUBARRY, General Supt.
n. =. YOUNG, Gen J Pa-s'r Agent. Witt
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLyANfAA Ik LINZ
~ 'ffhitzzS sffkk Yak H.

DENNsXLyANIA AIk LINE
fHitzR TIL H4ESShk, -
AND ALL POINTS Is THE NEW SYi sNahiANp
THROUGH BrrES NV Io MsAksHrSeros AND
- WITHOUT 6HANGi or CABS;
elegant and Improved hni.h NV =
RtLLM%N PkRLoR OARS ON DAY TRAINS;
fCLLhAN fA NIGHT f fkkfssNe 0AhS On
fa N siT hHSsiI I SUNDAY
from and arriving the depot Of the Baltimore and
streets, as follow:
fsT ilss, leave Washington so, a. m. daily. s.-
Leave BaIiimor. at SIS g.. m. daily, except Sun
leave West Philsdelphi. at LIN ,. IN. daily, sz.
Arrive a New York att ,. m. daily, except Sun
RiesuO.d Ery-e,, leave Washington .. Ills D.
Leave Baltimore at i:,sp ,. m, daily, except Sum-
Leave West Phis.dslphis at Sos p m, daily, ex.
Arrive at New York at slOp. n. daily s1oep.
NiEh Ezprsss, leave Washington ct Dos ,. m.
w !; Srs Ss1s IN Id
Ail'' " TEAMS sET1kNINsS d.''
faH Lins; leave New YORK a. $50 an.
fietrSoad Esp4es s leave New y York q. SIS p. M
Arrive At Washington at ii .OS .
Nt<hf Express, leave New York 1t . D m.
Arrive at Washington at 6l3 m.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
on sound New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and udson River rail-
road, Erie Railway, and steamers Hudson River
Fare IS low by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked AZ hotels and pri-
vzte residences orders left at the following Offices
where tickets and Information can be Obtained
Northeast corner 18Th street and Penna- north
east corner 6th street and Penns. ave.; Passenger
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad corner 9Th
and streets ED. s. YOUNG,
JyA-n General Passenger Agent,
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Investment Bonds.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company havin
determined TO close Its 7-Se First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars, and thereafter to pay no higher rate OF in.
terest than per cent further issues Of its bonds,
the limited ysmasad0 Of hs $40 loaa - aoS
beins disposed Of thu ough the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable 10
payment Of the Company lands ct 10, they are
In constant and Increasing demand for Thu purpose,
and will continue 70 be after the loan b clossd-a
fact which much enhances their valus md attract
iveness - estmAAs.
The COMPANY has more than 20 miles Of ID road
built and In operation, including the entire Eastern
Division. connecting Lake Superior and ths navigs.
ton Of the Missouri river II has earned title "a
nearly Ten nillioh acres Of tn Land Grant, end
sales Of lAnds have thur mr. averaged os per acre
All marketable securities are resolved in exchange
fsr Northern Pacincs.
JAZZ COOKE 4 CO.
rRHuTHR aNnR0u DWT0P 0CIT8 far n
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"Iou HAVE KILLED MY CAT AND 7 SEND
You MY MlCR.'-A woman living In a town in
the canton of Zurich recently resorted 20 A
curious mode OF revenge. Her cat, OF which
she as exceptionally fond. had for some reason
or other been killed bv an Official. She accord
lnglT procured several mouse traps and caught
some fifty mice, which she immediatelyinclosed
IN box and sent 70 the offending person, He,
suspecting nothing, opened the package, and
of the box and run all over the place Al the
bottom OF the box he found a note containing
the following words: "NOu have killed NV cat
mice.o - -
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M A * R 4 r. ID.

GODFREY-FARR. On Wednesday, September
10th, by Rev DR.. Clesyeland, at the pars image OF
the Foundry Church. LEWIS II, GODFREY 10
Miss JOSIE b. FARR.
HowKLL-BEGGs. On the llth instant, ct Mt.
Vernon Church, Washington. ID. c., by- the Rev
Mr.. Tudor. Mr.. 4, 8. HOWELL, OF Virginia, TO
hiss JENNIE Il. BEGGS. Of Columbus. Ohio.
Norfolk ana Portsmouth papers please copy.l
wINE-NcCREARY. On the 10th OF september
BY the Re-; W. W. Campbsll, Of First Presbyteria1
ington, d. O., ts LUCY, daughter Of james
McCreary, Of Gettysburg, Pa.
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LEAANDRIA a. WASH
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDERICKsBURG Il. Il
COTHsT Of b and SiTfb Sweets.

Local Trains leave for Alexandria foIiows:-6,7,
= >, 10 II. .. n L ncoD, l. 2, 8, 4, s. p N ;
= D. SID p. n. daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trans rom Alexandria arrive IS follows
SIS, I3, %, s3, loss, II 3D. a. m, Il Is, 3d. 50,
SIS, X, e-, 6-S3, 3d. s-S3 D. m; $50 o. m and SIS
except Sunday.
= Trains marked thus connect with trains on
v asbingt n aud Ohio Z. x.
QUAhTlCO Aecommodstion leaves Washington
7.4O a. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington II IS 2. IN daily, except sunday
Through TIC kets TO sill points South and Southwest
Tor sac At Offc-s, 18th street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyl-
yauta avenue, where gers leave orders for
Baggage 10 be checked at all hotels asd
through 20 destination.
E.S. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent, jyA-tf
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d sts

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
II No 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts.
kSsIkEss sk5PERSqSr n rHE y dkSAssE
- BY virtue Of . deed Of trusf, bearing date on
- corded ia Liner No SO, folio iss, &c, of the
Land records for Washington county, D. O., and by
direction of the party secured thereby viii sell at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the 1sth day of
september, A. D. lH3, at 81 O'Clock IN, ia front
on tire premises, the western part Of lot numbered
one in square numbered three hundred and forty
eight l345), having front of twenty (1p) feet on
Derth d street and running back, with the same
width, seventy five 75l feet to the line OF said
lot; and also the southern part of lot numbered
eighteen tls), in said square numbered three hum
dred and forty 1881, having front Of twenty
hve (25) feet 10th street west, and running back
with the same width fifty l50l feet to the western or
rear line Of said lot The property will be offered
separately; both pieces Of property being well i'm
proved and beng first class business propert, IN the
city Of Washington. The first mentioned niece OF
property will be sold subject to prior deed Of trust
q statement Of which will be exhibited at the sale
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash, of which 400
on eaeh piece OF property must be paid ut the sale
the deferred payments to be made in one and two
years. with interest at ten Per cent per annum aud
secured by deed Of trust to the satisfaction OF the
trustee. Terms to be fully complied with thin sin
days after the day Of SALE otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of first purchaser. All conveyancing at
sep4.eoSds GREEN l. wILLiiMs, Ane.s.
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pYppNoANsON, BOWLING q 90, Auct'rs,
ID Southeast esrnsr 9th and D streets northwest
LIMITED STATES MARsHALS SALE OF
" VALUABLE PROPERTY IN uNI0NT0WN,

In virtue Of writ Of aeri fseias, issued from the
Of Columbia and to me directed, will sell at pub
lie sale, for cash, in front Of the door
September lS7s Commencing ct I 2 O'Clock m, all
John W. Van Hosk right ttiei claim aud in.eress
Disfrict A. foiIows, viz Nos 80, 81. h6, , l3s 81,
22 15 49, 10 III, 4oe, 4o6, go, xs tos 40 al az,
NS ard CD, together with the improvements there
on seized and levied upon - the properly OF John
W. Van Hook, and Will be sold 10 satisfy execution
No s,Ioi in favor of George w. Miller and Ellen
Miller, adm'rs. Of Charles Miller, use Of William
Ward. ALEXANDER enAeP
sepl-dts o. 9. MArshal, D. o.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

CARO- bsgs leave 10 inform his customers md
the public generally that be has removed bis n
Sszaar 20 Nc. s0S PENSsYLyANlAA AVE G
NUE, under the National Hotel. where be- m&(
viii keee nne stock Of GOLD and sILYER
WATCH 81 swiss and America make, yEWELRH
and DIAMONDS, which be will sell a. great bar
gains. Solid Il karat Gold Watches, from 90 up
words Goods sold On monthly instalmenfs. No
trorbiet 70 show goods. Watches and Jevelry neatly
repaired. kemensber the snd number. y
CAko, sos fsnnsylyania avenue, under Hstiena.
botcl. instr
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pRoP0sALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTI0N OF
CITIES OF WARRINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN. n q


wAsHINGroN, d. Q. september 1, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II on the LIST day Of October, 1873, for the
erection OF system OF fire. alarm telegraph, includ
ing all labor and material fire. alarm boxes, with
the necessary circuits, wire, machinery, and appur-
tensDces required to place the system IN thorough
working order, agreeable to act of the Legisfa-
tive Assembly Of the District of Columbia, approved
June rs, lS3, and in accordance with the spscifca-
tions, and mainly in accordance with tho diagram,
both Of which can be and will be explained at
room No. II, Columbia buildings.
The system TO. be furnished shall be in every
respect equal to the best in and to secure that,
the successful contractor will be required to enter
into good and sufficient bond for the full perform
ance Of the contract.
Bids must be ACCOM- panied by penal bond, legally
certified TO In the SUN Of FIVE thousand $4,000 dol
lars, that the bidder viii accept and perform the
The right TO reject any al bids is reserved.
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted BY the Board In
The contractor shah keep the system in good
working order for term OF two "a years after COM
pietion, and twenty l2l per eentum Of the amount
contracted for win be retained until the end Of the
said two ~ years e. q guarantee therefor.
Proposals. uaust be enclosed In sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals. for construction OF hre-alarm
'eiesrsRh' anu s''' ILEX. 4. SHEPHERD,
sepl-td Vice President Board OF Public Works.
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TERRIBLE DEATH FROM HYDRoPHsBrA.-
The Chicago Inter-Ocean of the 9th save ON
Tuesday evening Peter keil, q German. resid-
ing At To- Church street, north side, died from
hydrophobia, the effect Of a lite received from
mad dog more than year ago. Last Sep
tember AIR. keil received a bite from dog that
Was not at that time known 70 be mad lint
which was shot Immediately after by police
man, MIR. KEEL took no means 20 cure the wound j..
keeping an easy mind. aud having no PRESENT.
ment OF the dreadful death that was his destiny
Some weeks since, however he became ouite
excited over the matter, and showed so much
anxiety and Was 50 positive that he would vet
die from the wound that his friends believed
him insane and watched him closely. The
wound had healed, and no physical ailments
Indicated that bis system was in any but its
normal condition. Tuesday morning he was
more than usually excited, and before noon he
was seized with all the horrible symptoms OF
the disease. Drs Shoppers and williams were
called, and administered all the antidOtes known
20 the profession, without avail. The moor man
loaned at the mouth and ravcd with al the
fury Of savage brute, begging his attendants
10 end his life, and put him out OF m ;sery His
suherlngs are said TO have been indescrihahlv
terrible, and his rawlings could be heard for
blocks in the neighborhOod. At early evening
his misery and pain were ended by death.
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PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM.
JUAN BOYLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
Nc sos afr m Ia

FOR sALE-A handsome HOUSE on 1 street,
.913. A new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
and 4. HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts, avenue.
furnished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in viii
isIds kow; price, $500. Several small HOUSES,
have several very line FARMS, imoroved and IN
in proved, on different railroads running from the
city for sale at low figures or exchange for city
property; 800, 900 feet Of GROUND in various por-
lions OF the cty for sale ct low gui terms,
or will exchange for productive improved proper
ty. ap25-tr
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DAZAAR-Bsrsains Il LADIES, GENTS, ana
- CH1LpBEkS UHDERCLOTHIN0 may -
lound ct Nomenf Christian Association, 10 -
Square. All orders promptly and neatly exscu'ssX
xnt<azce % = street, bet. u and atn, nol, N
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
WAsaInaros, August Isz,.

=
In accordance with the prov isiops OF an act OF
Congress, approved March 5, 1873, ths undersigned
including details or working plans for zew build
ing for the Library Of to be drawn In 60.
furnished TO applicants. The sum Of hfteen hundred
dollars viii be paid for such d-sign as may 30 I'D
lars for the second best, and i've hundred dollars to
1878.
The plans must be submitted on or before the 1st
pay Of Noyenb Der next, and addressed (prepaid) to
the Librarian of Congress, Washington, d. O.
CAGirmas u the Joiat Comnifsse
on the Lierary.
Commission Chaiyn,a1 of the Ssnats Cousmsnee
on Puhisc BusldiHgs and Groxnds
auel6-eosw tLtbrarsaa 81 Cosusss.
- DUETS, CROsBt6, ANCHOR9 AND 81 HHe
Preserved or Embalmcd IN Wsx. All kinds Of Hat
Pearl, By Mrs. RIES, late Of Boston, 10. ees stl
street near ,northve6t. RefersncN MIR. Presi
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