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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

There is Il lawyer in San Francisco who,
for the accommodation of his clients, has
a speaking tube leading from the main en-
trance of his building to his office which is
just up Il few flights. For several DAYS
past smart young man named Swartz has
amused himself by calling for the lawyer
through the pipe, and profanely ordering
him to set out an expedition to Tartarus
For some time this fun was taken in good
part by the legal eXpounder of the new
code, until the fine humor of the Joker no
longer became apparent
Accordingly, one afternoon, the disciple
of Blackstone provided himself with tea
kettle of water, heated to about 210 degrees,
Fahrenheit, and waited alongside the pipe
Pretty soon the old, familiar sound came
up through the pipe, Say, Cap, how's
tricks"
Tricks is better now-l guess he'll get
well" responded the lawyer, reaching out
after the teakettle.
whats been the matter with him y
''He got burnt"
"How ?"
III tell you in minute"
''Oh, you 90 to lIades.'
The lawyer had finished his last sentence
and then let quart of scalding water down
the pipe, Swartz had his mouth over it,
concluding his objurgation, and when the
water struck it, he was somewhat surprised
Water was not apt to surprise him, but hot
water was an unexpected novelty.
The man above poured in water for about
minute and then looked out of the win
dow. The smart young man was getting
along the sidewalk at "A pretty lively gait,
having evidently just got up from a sitting
posture lie was trying to yell police,
but couldn't articulatc with much success.
About half an hour aftcrward he found
himself able to speak, and inquired, "Did
| that boiler explosion hurt ANYBODY Z"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
RUTLAND, W.T., SATURDAY.
Musifal.
RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To be held at the

TOWN HALL, RUTLAND, VT,
Commencing on Monday Eye, May 70, and clos clos
ton OF the celebrated conductor
Mr.. CARL zERRAHN, OF BOSTON, MASS.
President, John N. Baxter, Rutland. +. A..
Fisher, Sec. Il. A. Morse, Treas. George A..
Mietzkie, Musical Committee. On which occa-
sion the following eminent artists, whose repu-
tation Is unrivaled, Will appear.
Nine. JENNIE VAN ZANDT, Prima Donna, late OF
the Parepa Rosa English Company.
NINE JULIE DERYTHER Soprano of DR.. Chapln's
Church, New York.
NJ. FRANZ RExSERTz, Baritone of Trinity
Church, New York.
MIR: w. II. FEssESDRs, Tenor OF the Barna-
bee Troupe.
MR.. A. j. PHILLIPS, Tenor OF Burlington.
Mn. GEO. A. MIRTzKE and Mr.. s. c. MOORE,
Pianists. Prof. Il. II. HIGLEy, Organist. The
celebrated
GERMANIA BAND, of Boston.
THE LEADING MUSICIANS OF the State will also
take part.
THE LARGEST CHORUS
Ever assembled in Vermont will render the
Choral music, In a style not excelled at any
previous musical gathering. On Friday after
noon, May 10th,
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
WIN participate and this, in connection with
the appearance OF the artists, will make one Of
the pleasantest features Of the festival.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND MATINEEs,
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
SINGERS TICKETS
Lady 81, Gentleman, ~. admitting to Chorus
Seats only.
SINGLE SEASON TICKETS, SO.
Admitting TO all Rehearsals. Matinees and Con-
certS.
Matinee tickets, 80 cts Concert Tickets, rs cts.
Matlnees commence precisely at ~ O'Clock p.
m. Concerts at p. IN.
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A SPLENDID LOT OF NEW BRAID
ceived ut
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8anks.

BAXTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
DIRECTORS.
II. HENRY BAXTER, j. w, CRAMTON,
II. +. LOTHROP, N. r. SPRA0UE, JR.
J. N. BAXTER, H. KINGsLRY.
Il. w. PARK, w. G, DUNTON.
GEO. K. ROYCE, W. G. LANDON
GEORGE r. BOTTUN,
COLLECTION
Made and RENTED for at Lowest Rrates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
general Banking and Exchange business
transacted.
II. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. n. BAXTER, " Prest.
GEORGE r. BOTTUM, Cashir.
may1.
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w A l. l. N G F o r D
A. HILL SON
VIII open on Monday, May 9TH, the new
MILLINERY ROOMS
over their store, where will be displayed an
elegant stock OF Pattern Hats, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Frames, Hats &C. New York Goods at
Wallingford prices. Also Mems and Boys Hats
Having enlarged and improved our
CLOTHING ROOM,
We shall open on the same day. our Spring
stock or
MEMS. BOYS AND cHILDRENs' SUITS
Can give good business suit for So and we
have a good line OF finer good. Elegant Coats
and Vests and Nobby Pants.sWe have remod-
SHOE DEPARTMENT.,
And can now offer full stock Of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes, Rubbers and slip
pers; also, Mems and Boys
Boots and Shoes.
We have q new lot OF
GRO X + r.
| TO open also In stock Glassware, Hardware,
Grass Seed and Flour. We can give the best
| OF bargains In
GROCERIES AND FAMILY SUPPLIES.
| Come and get lbs; OF the best whiteSugar for
| 81, and good Japan Tea for CT cents. IN. B.-We
| have some not us good for 90 cents.) But we
| cannot give you list OF our goods or prices, so
| you must call on us ana see for yourselves
A. HILL a. son.
w A l. l. l N q II o X ID :.
| mayldldSw9m
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These are the best known of all the companies
represented in Rutland, and since we have
represented them they hare paid more money TO
the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity than all
other companies combined.
This record proves their stability and their
Willingness TO pay all proper claims.
We confidently expect q continuance OF the
liberal patronage which these companies have
always received.
We also represent the Travellers Life and Ac-
cldent Insurance Company. We give better
and cheaper policy than any other Life COM
pany.
Call and see.
BURNIIAM a. TEMPLE.
ONCE, Opera House, Rutland, VT.
may1dly
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Dry Gnods.
~ A. PARKHURST Il CO..
Extensive Dealers In

n A. PARKHURST II CO.,
Extensive Dealers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
And a complete assortment of
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES,
80 MERCHANTS ROW, ---- RUTLAND, VT.
We take pleasure In informing the trading
Public that IL Is our aim to keep the best select
ed stock of Goods In our line to be round In the
state. We are constantly replenishing our
shelves with the principal Staple Novelties of
the season, making our Establishment THE
your DRY GOODS.
We have the Best Bargains In
DRESS GOODS,
BEAUTIFUL SILKS.
An extensive assortment OF
WOOLENS
For Men and Boys wear
DOMESTICS,
SHAWLS,
GLOVES, &C.
KIDS at 800, sl.95, $3.50, sl.,5 Per Pair
Call for the JACQUELINE CORSET best hitting
known,
Our prices are sure to give satisfaction.
G. A. PARKHURST a. CO.,
may1dtf RUTLAND, VT.
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BURNHAM d. TEMPLE.

We are Agents for the following first class
Fire Insurance Companies.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-30
Credit Mobilier.

Tho developments OF the Credit
Mobllier invsst'gation are remark.
able, If tor no other reason than the
contrasting testimony Of large NUM-
Der OF Congressman and Senators
with that Of Cakes Amos. The ties.
timony Of Congressman Ames
shows conclusivelY, that since he frat
tosk his seat in 1862, he has been
endeavoring to get his fellow mem
6ers to take stock in his gigantic
fraud But the evidence OF nearly
every Congressman or Senator whose
iptcgrsty will At least camparc favor
ably with his, leads one to be.
lievr that Ames was not very success
fnl in his endeavors st brlbing. Som.
however, who have been implicated
are - yet unable to make clean show
ing, aud mong these are Senator.
Harlan OF Iowa, and Patterson o,
New Hampshire. The testimony o.
Ames regarding Schuyler Coliax''
connection with Credit Mobilier
affairs was soon disclaimed by Mr..
Collar, and every one acquainted with
Mr.. c. pubic and private character
were convinced, "a Ames subseq
y acknowledged, that his (Colfax's)
statement was correct. Senator.
elect Allison, OF this State, was also
implicated by Ames, whose state.
ment was at once disclaimed by Mr..
Allison in . dispatch to Mr. McCrary.
A week ago Mr.. Allison voluntarily
appeared before the committee and
explained his former relation with
Mr.. Anes The effect Of The testi.
mony there given has been to silence
the personal enemies OF our worthy
Senator elect and sven the Chicago
Tribune 10 forced TO ackno ledge his
thorough vinIication. On the first
page Of this paper will be found the
full statement OF Hon Jas. +. VII.
SON Of his connection with Credit
Mobilicr and Cakes Amcs. Te
name Of Logan Of Illinois il 'luggcd
in by Amss but few words from
Mr.. L., suffioed. The names Of nu.
mercus other Congressman and Sen.
ators are mentioned by Ames az con
nected with Credit Monlller affairs,
cut the testimony oil At least large
majority OF al implicated shows HIM
10 be reckless and wanton talsifier.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-30

OBIrUARY.-Miss Emeine T.. Will.
Jams, was born at Hector, N. Y.
June OH 1911, and did at the resi-.
dence Of VIM. Hason. Walthsm, Ia.
OF consumption, January 10Th 1873,
aged sixty ono years seven months
and ten days. She embraced tho
christian religion when about fifteen
ysars of age; and subsequently lei =
plous exemplary and useful christian
life, adorlng the doctrine OF God our
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-30

!, Bohemia bridge over Lit.l. Wolf York
township, 1875.
Redman Bayou bridge over York
township, 100.
Rsdmsn Bayon bridge over fork
township, 100.
Rock creek bridge Columbia township
100. ;,
Merchant bridge Richland creek Colum>
bic township. $50.
Day.n bridge Sci, creek Salt creek town
ship, 400.
Bayou bridge Salt creek Salt creek town
ship, 800.
7 Pluckermaiu bridge Salt creek township,
1871.
Powell bridge Salt creek Carroll town
ship. 100.
Creyatt g. Hartshorn 2 bridges tow line
between Perry ana Buckingham to whships,
a44.
Rice bridge Coon creek Perry township
2l2,50.
Ames bridge Twelve Mile creek Bucking-
ham tow lship 2i2, 80.
| Charles Benson bridge Little Wolf creek
Lincoln township, 1870.
Taylor bridge Coon creek Perry to~n'
ship. ITO
VICE. Union bridge Coon creek Perry
township, Ito.
Upger bridge Rock creek Clark township
l46.
Fowler bridge Salt creek Crystal town
ship, ia.
Sprole bridge Coon creek Perry town
ship los.
Terrence bridge C lark township, 100.
Quinn bridge Four Mile creek Crystal
township ITO.
Total $7O49,00
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Saviour in all things, walking in. all
the commandments and ordinances
OF the Lord blameless. While her
health a ID strength were sufficient,
she devoted much OF her time talk
ing OF Jesus and his love, urging the
people to attend public Worship, m
viting the cnildren to the Sun'ia,
School, working aud distributing
clothing among the poor and admin
is,ering TO the SICK. Suraiy may
will raise up III eternity and call her
bles..d. The minister ofthe charge.
where she lived, had her earnest
PRAYER, and heartys ymraties IN his
labor OF love. Much OF The time ''u
ring the last two years OF her life'
she was confined TO her room, but
the burden ot her soul to the very
last was that God would come and
reyiv. his work in this place, When
occasion served she was blessed
with strength am, DIVINE power !.
warn and entreat the unconverted
tor many hard hearts were melted N
Ia con,r,ion under her earnest ap
p-as, giving promise Of better HE
Finally when she had suffered TN
righteous will OF her father ia heaven
without struggle. she fell "a slecl
ii JeAds." Blessed are the dea'
which die il, the Lori; they rest iron
their labors; an' their works DC
follow them"
J. II. VANDRvER.
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ORIGINAL NOTI CE
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.
TO RosaliA. a. jacobs and Amasa NJ.

(IAIE VI INV II ANA NOONi ' eo'
70 Roaalin. 4. Jacobs and Amasa NJ.
Jacobs.
You, and each Of you. a~e hereby notified
that IN The let day Of February 1878 lher.
viii he on file. in the office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Tams county, Iowa, y
petition Of William II Sharp X Co.. claim
ing of YOU Rosaline A. Jacobs The sum
eighty dollars as the amount due on one
promissory note aud the foreclosure OF
certain mortgage given by the said Ro-"lin
| A. Jacobs and husband to secure the pay
menl Of said note; said note aid mor'gag"
being fully described in said petition; ais
claiming Of you a reasonable amount a
attorneys fee 10 be taxed as costs in said
cause
Aud that u1less you appear thereto, ant
defend. on or before noon of the second da,
of the next term of said Court, bei"g Thu
February term Of said Court for the year
d. 1873, commencing on the third Monda,
Of February A. d 1878, At the Court llou .
| in Toledo in said county. default will b
| entered against you, and Judgment render
| ed thereon.
G. II GOODRICH,
2-61 Atty for Pla;r'if
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NEW BRIDGES.

Chester Hayes, Bird g over Otter Creel
Otter Greek township, 100
Straw, Bridge on Riohland Creek, Rish.
land township, l72
Honan Bridge over North WALNUT, Rich.
land township, liz
Applstes, Bridge over Riehlsud Creek,
Kishland Cr.sk, 1873
RAsty, bridge over Deer Greek, Toledo
tswnship, 2l2.5o
Rider bridge oysr Deer Greek, Carlton
to~ssiip. 2lz,s0.
Ms0ss bridge over Raven Creek, Indian
Village aswnship. 160.
Besslsl4 bridge over Indian Creek, In lian
vi lisgs towaship, 100.
Tspiin bridge over Indian Creek, Indian
Village, township, $50.
IN Clerk bridge ever Bsans.t Geek,
Highlsnd Awnship. 100.
Bsyen bridge ever Raven Crssk High
land tovaship, 100.
Knapp bridge ever Otter Creek Otter
Creek township. 100
Evans bridge over Otter Greek, Ottsr
CFssk Township. 100.
North KNAPP bridge over Otter Creek,
Oasr Creek township, 100.
Ben Hayes bridge over Otter Creek, Or
~ Creek township, 100.
sspp bridge ever Salt Creek Oneida town
ship, 100!
Phillips bridge over Salt Greek Oasids
ts~nship. s25.
Hua bridgs ever BAL. Creek oasidA town
ship. 100.
Toland bridge over Dssnst. Creek colun-
biz township. 100.
Crosby bridge over Columbia
aevsship. 49,
Jsek gysrsn bridge creek colun-
biA township, lS0.
Snyder bridge over Bennett creek
uieAissd sownship. 100.
Day bridge over Arb's Fork Columbia
issAship. 100.
Dexter bridge over Blk Run Cslunbis
ssvsship, 100. N.
"a Nusklsr bridge ever Manic creek
Toledo township, lOU.
River Bsston bridge vest road Columbia
lswnsbip, $50.
River Bottom bridge sas! road Columbia
swpsbip 100.
MeAnpulty bridge Salt crock Uows Z
swpshir, 100 Il
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CORNELL COLLEGE
ORIGINAL NOTICE,
STATE OF IOWA, TAMK COUNTY. 81

To James carnes, Mary E. Carnes, VIII
liam L Smith, Mason L. Hess, Philip
Hess, Helen F. Hess and Harriet 4
Hess.
YOU, and each Of you, are hereby NOTED
hat there is now on file, in the office Of n,
Clerk Of the District Court of lama Count,
Iowa, a petition Of Harrison, Hall s Wa.
rem claiming Of you. James Carnes sa
william l.. Smith the sum Of five hundr.I
and thirty FIVE dollars, with interest .her,.
on trsm January 10, 1875 and costs, On
premlssory note, and clliming Of all Of yor
the foreclosure of'A mortgage given to q.
cure the payment Of said note AMI oths
relief.
And unless you appear thereto. and d.
tend. on or before noon, Of the second dsy
Of the next Term OF said Court, being Ii,
February Term of ssid Court for the year
\ 1873 commencing on the third Mo,d.v
of February, AID S7S At the Cour. Ilou,. /,
Toledo in said CO MY default will BE- en-,
tered against, you, and judgment and d.
cree rendered thereon.
STIVERS, SAFLEY 4 WILLETr.
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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Adjourned until 8 o'clock 10th inst.

Merit pursuant TO adjournment.
Present. Poynsef, Ramsdcll and Jaqua'
Proceeded 10 examination OF Treasure
Books.
Adjourned until o'clock 7. NJ
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LIST or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
remaining uncalled for in the Post Office at
Toledo, Iowa, January, 3Oh 1873.
Robert p. Allen. J. W. Hiett.
II Adam. William Harris on,
c.. c. Austin, Araanda iiu l.
Stephen Baker, Frank Mesenik'
Thomas Baker, an Makinster,
A. G. Bateman, Ade'ia wells.
Person, calling for tn re letters will
please say advertised aud give date Of this
list EMILY l. DILLMAN. ? NJ.
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Board met psrsuant to adjournment.-
quorum present.
Moved, That Tax on personally for years
1870, II and ~, against Mary Higgins, o.
Howard township, including interest ana
cost, be RENTED, and tho same ssricG-
On from the Books. AZ requested by the
Trustees Of said Township. Carried.
Moved that the proposition Of S,ivers =
Safely, to act as County Attorneys fer en-,
uing year, be accepted. Carried.
Moved that the pay Of County Superin-
tcpdsnt for the ensuing year. be nxed 1t the
same rates and rsstl lotions ~ for last
year. Carried.
Adjourned until 8 o'clock 18th, inst.
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OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
January Session, A. D. 1878.
OFTHE

TOLEDO, Iowa, ian. 6 1878.
Moved that all orders to The Auditor by
Special Bridge Committee, in vacation for
payment Of Bridge work be approved since
Sept. LIST 1872. Cartel.
Report Of Spseia! Bridge Committee Of
Br,dyss, 6uiH and repaired in Tama
County, from Jan. lst, 1872, to Jan.
lst, 1873. ,nclssirs.
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Met pursuant to adjournment. Quorum
M,,vsd that tie consideration and exam
nation O. C e Hayes read case, be post
poned unit April term a~xs. Carried.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed 10
purchase necessary wood for county Tor en-
suing year. CARRIED.
The following Bonds we're approved
Alex II Cowles TIP. clerk, Highland tP
Samuel II Baldwin J P Lincoln, township
John SCRABBLE constable, York township, 4
w thomas 2, Spring Creek. A NJ Smith J
P. Carroll, VIM Hartsock J z Columbia
township, II G Feakins con stable, Bucking-
ham.
Adjourned until s o'clock lSsh, inst.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Quorum
present. Proceedings read and approved.
Moved that tie following claims be al
lowed IS designated on said bills. Carried.
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Total balance cash on hama .....36'434.29
THEO. SOHAEFFER,
Treasurer, Trina Co., 10.
Moved that tho further appropriation OF
81 600 be made for the India atown Bridge
over Iowa River on same condition Of orr.
ginal appropriations. Carried.
Adjourned until s'c'ock z. NJ.
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Board met persuant to adjournnent.-
Present, Poynesr, Ramsdsll and Jaqua.
Board proceeded to examination OF Irsa-
surer's Books.
Adjourned until loclock p. N.
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Met persuant to adjournment, Quorum
present. Report Of John Ramsdell on send
ing paupsr east by order Of the Board, re-
ceived and approved. Trsa'urer's report
accepted. Balance sheet ordered printed.
ACCUMULATION OF BALANCES, CASH ON
uANn 1ANrARY lST lX1H
National Republican., 1873-04-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

TnE cars OF the Washington and Georgetown
railroad arc running across High street.
THE RIyER.-Cleared, steamer John Gibson,
for New YORK, with 900 barrels OF nour.
FIsH.-Eighteen hundred herring and 700 tall
ors were received yesterday, the former selling
At 81 per thousand and the latter at 81 per hun
dred.
J.R MAss, superintendent Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, has large force Of
laborers engaged In cleaning out Rock creek. II
Ia the intention OF the company 10 place on this
section q steam dredging machine.
THE GRAIN MARKEr.-The receipts on Water
street yesterday were, 1000 bushels OF wheat,
2sa bushels OF corn and 90 barrels Of ear corn.
Sales, s,TOo bushels OF prime wheat at o. %, 800
bushels good do. at si.oi, 400 bushels OF prime
do. at tl.97N and ti.sI.
TIE following transfers OF real estate have
been nled In the once OF the recorder OF deeds
W. II. Chamberiln to Jacob y. Strauh, part rs,
Beatty and HAWKINS addition, t6ii; K Dunbar
to T. lamb, part 2S2, do, 500; Sarah K Sklppen
TO Z. Carusi and W. y. Mattingly, all OF Ann
MAttnglys estate, o, 900; Ellen J. King to W. y.
Seymour. property on Frederick street, $500;
Thomas T. Hsrland TO Catherine Woody. part
2l9, Beatty aud Hawkins addition, 81, 200; James
x. Batenan to r. u. Trunnell, sub. u, Thelkeld's
addition, A,O00; James n. O'Neal TO Ann X.
O'NeAl, all his interest In his fathers estate,
SIC, 900; James r. O'Neal 10 George W. Caselear,
property on Congress street, south Of Read
street, 5000; Ann II. 0'Neal TO ]. II. 0SeAl,
same property, $4,000.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
All lIcn Think

sometimes Of their beer, for II gives them
good cheer. There would be fewer people ailing
II they paid more attention to their ale. In
summer many suffer from incubl because not
careful as TO what drink they buy. In speaking
OF this, all townspeople are reminded OF the
fact that the Arlington brewery, corner OF
and X streets, Ii now making
As nne class Of aes a. can be obtained In the
country. Under the able management OF Mr..
Geo. B. Wilson this establishment Ia fast becom-
ing famous. Connolsseurs call for IL at bars.
Families supply their tables with IT, Children
grow fat on Il, and nursing mothers arc not
happy unless . small keg OF It 10 In the house.
Then again, the brewery Is home enterprise,
Arlington, all.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
NOTICES or NEW ADyERrIsEME; trs

A beautiful suburban cottage Is for rent
Two nr.,.el.ss furnished houses arc torrc ~.
A nne young horse II for sale at Walls b lzar.
z. N. Naudain Is sailing his spring 9 oods
cheap, ....
{. :. Buudy, nttorneJ.at-lAw, ISs Lou sisns
Kennedy Son have several nst-class bpuses
4 good house Is wanted. containing iiI or
Rev. Il. 4, Cleveland will discourse at y smdry
consrsss iiail, cape May, n. J., viii o; on Sat
See See The notice of the Temperance an lance in
stinemetS ha; received fresh suppl b Of the
Johh II. Dousas, noriS, has all the leading
storage can be obtained a, the corner Of Ninth
and ID streets north. ... ~H .
W. N. shuster Bro. have recelvcf, an In
mense stock q spring good, from spefion.
Bible Society will be held Monday eve alng.
Rev. X. Q. swestser, of Now York city, will
preach In Masonic Temple morning AZ ID evening
Duncanson, Bowling Co. will reIt on Tnurs-
day, NAY /, at 10 oclOcks. m, fso.o 70 worth Of
w w Il. snuster 4 Bro. call attention TO their
very large asaortment Of Luplns vIack silks and
Thomss Dovling viii sell, On Tuesday, April
70, at 10 O'Clock q. m, an extensive stock Of sta
tISSsIy ~ variety sn SGOdS SS n, v,s,,,,,
business property on the south side OF Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Is postponed until "Wednesday, April %,
Iatimer 4 ciesry have postponed the sale Of
desirable vslness property on the south side Of
Pennsyivan V avenue, two doors west OF sixth
%, al 10 o'clock, an elegant assortment Of house.
hold furniture