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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24
Geaa1 Notices.
ESTATE---FAGAN.

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In Probate-Grant Co, Court. In the matter OF the
Estate OF Patrick Pagan, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Rose Pagan,
of the County of Grant, representing among other
things that Patrick Pagan late of tn county Of Grant,
on the 5th day of Septembel, A. D., 1874 at Patch
Grove, in said county, died intestate, eav-
ing gooos chattes and estate within this State and
County and that the said petitioner is the widow of
said deceased, and praying that administration of
said estate be to her granted.
tits ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court, on Monday, the ssh day of
October D. 1874, at o'clock P. NJ at Lancaster,
in said County.
And it is further ordered further that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, by publishing
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
said day of hearing in the Grant County Herald a
weekly newspaper printed and published Lane
ia said county. by the Court
VIVA McG0NJGAL. County Judge.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, the sth day of Sept,
A D 1874 2ow3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24
ESTATE-TRAVIs.

We, the undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable VIM. McGonigal, county judge for the
county of Grant Wisconsin ssioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of VIM. Travis deceased late
of Fennmore in said county, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto, and SIX months
from the 18th day of July, 1874, being allowed hy
said court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment at the house of Lorenzo n Rogers
in the town of Fennmore the 3lst day Of October
1874 and on the 3lst day of December, 1874, from
| o clock a. m. until 1 o'clock p. each OF sale
| days. H. A. W. McNAlk,
| c. w. LONG,
| II. II. EARL,
| 25w4 Commissioners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24

Administrators sale. In Probate-Grant County
Court-In the matter of the real estate of jacob
D. Wade deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, by virtue and in pur
suance of an order of license, made in said matter
on the 7th day of Sept, 1874 by the county court
said county, the undersigned who is the administra
tor of the estate of said deceased will, Monday
the 5th day of October, A. d. 1874, at o'clock il
the afternoon the front door of the court house il
Lancaster in said county, offer for sale. at public
vendue the following described lands, to wit: The
east half OF the northwest quarter and the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter of section
thirty-six 1867 in five 5 north of range three
49, west in the county of Grant and state of Wiscon
sin.
JAS. A. DAVIS,
Administrator of said estate
Dated at Lancaster, this 9TH day of September, A.
D. 1874. Zow4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
Tax Notice For Deed.
OFFICE ON COUNTY CLERK.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Fol
IN lowing described lands and village lots IN the
county of Grant and state of Wisconsin, were SOLO py
the treasurer of said county the l4th DAY OF May,
1872 for the delinquent taxes of the year le7l.
The amount set opposite each tract OF land ana VII
age lot is the amount of tax, interest ana
due thereon, computed up to the last day OF reueP
ton.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges TO-
gether with the redemption fee paid On the io-
lowing described tracts of land, and village lots, on
before the l4th day of May, A. d. 1875 the same
will be conveyed by tax deed to the purchasers ac
eordng to the provisions of law.
Pillage Of LolCer Hasel Green
TOWNS. SEC. TO WHOM ASSESSED. AMT
lots 2, blkl Henry Schmidt. IL 81
7otvn ?, Range l-Smeiser.
neA ne14 ................. John Homes....... OIL
Inlnn 3. Rnnne IL atteriNe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24

Lancaster, Sept 8, Is7I 2jtd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24

kWThe way the public officers of
Dayton, Ohio, elected by the liquor
vote, violate their sworn duty to ex-
ecats the laws, is thus told in the
New Temperance Era: "On the
eight day of April, the authorities is
sued proclamation to prohibit the
btreet-work, on the ground that there
was laws enough to do all that was
necessary concerning the saloons.
The women respectfully submitted
and patiently waited for the liquor
laws to be enforced. During the
ffty-four days preceding thu procla-
nation, and while the street work
was being carried on, there were one
hundred and ffty-eight arrests for
drunkenness, while in the fifty-four
days following there have been two
hundred and one, and yet not one
arrest was made tor liquor-seIling,
Notwithstanding the intention i'm
piled in the proclamation. Twenty
nine cases were presented 10 the
Grand Jury, with one hundred wit
nesses, and yet the jury and prosecu-
tor refused to examine and present
the cases, simply because 1t was mot
the custom to go into such cases up
on general information
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24

F. S. KIDD,
COUNTY CLERK GRANT CO., WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24

DH. J. Hoffman, of the Clark
trs7nty Press, has been appointed
tes led clerk in the ofics Of the Sec
rotary Of State comfortable berth,
with salary Of 1900 year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24
TEMPERANCE SALOON,
STAMPS & EVERGREENS

you will observe that faint and forced smile rising to
most genial glow.
N. B.-self' appointed Express Agent for those pr
vate Kegs you vanishing spectre like in the sha1e
OF the Moon, and IL you have Ice Box will vol
unteer to keep said Kegs tres of charge on I'll Ice
but don't want any grumbling if the stuff should
vanish and evaporate ON account of dry atmosphere
IN dry clmate. ol-LZtt j. BEG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24
~A citizen of a city in Mai

TA citizen of a city in Maine
containing 10000 inhabitants, writes
that while, when the Maine Law was
not enforced there, 161 persons paid
the United States revenue tax on the
Gale of liquor, this year, under the in
huence of the woman's movement
and fair execution of the law, only
&c persons paid such tax. The writ
81 says: THE friends of temperance
sway from US, are often perplexed at
the various reports respecting our
Maine law, 1t is good one, some
what difficult TO enforce in cities, but
IN most of the towns is well enforced.
A man last week came over forty
miles through several towns before
he could find q drink. The LegiSla
ture could be elected, in which could
be found hardly man who would
dare to propose repeal of the law"
1@- This is what person says who
attended temperance celebration of
the Fourth" in Ohio: During the
entire trip taken by this Cincinnati
party through Clermont County, in
Guiding fourteen miles of carriage
riding, not one drunken man was
seen, either in the streets or among
che crowds gathered at the various
temperance meetings. This is the
county where six hundred indicts
ments were found against liouor-sell.
ers, and Amelia is the village where
the women nominated temperance
officers to rule them, and worked I'M
oil they were elected. Is it any
wonder no drunkenness is to be met
Sith, in the face of the efforts of such
determined people 2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-24
THE PROBLEM
SOLVED.

EUREKA HAVE FOUND 1T. Lancaster is the
centre of the Universe and unbelevers invited
come here and survey and nd that not only the Hor
lion rests on this orb about the distance all
around them, but that airsal and blue bodies will
crowd around them in the immediate vicinity-the
blue predominating. And whereas, it has been salts
factorily demonstrated that support large
family with small capital, without carrying on
SAM have awaited myself of the opportunity to run
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INSTANTANEOUS.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27
q Z o RI TO wv.

INJURED BY a FALL.-Yesterday afternoon
Or Vcr named j. p. Stump, from Hampshire
county, Va, while driving some cattle through
GfoIe town, and when at the corner of Valley
am stood ard strc cts, was attacked by one of
theh' anu IN endeavoring to get away tell
against the cuTbstOne aud disocatei his
shoulder Officers Hospital and Canter carried
him to DR.. KleinschImidt's office, who with Dr.
Peter put his shoulder in position. He was
then removed to the residence of his son-in-law,
Jacob keDgla.
FISH WHARF.-THE receipts at the fish VIII ART
10 Gay, were 200, 900 herring, which were sold
at 81 30 to IS per thousand.
GRAIN TRADB.-The canal boat J. y. Thorn az
arrived to day with ZOO bushels wheat for j.
o. and j. M. Waters, and the boat Wheeler and
Barron arrived with $500 bushels corn and
Loo bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro, and so
bushels corn for III. N. Talbot, and
the boat f. b. Hartley with 5000 bushels
or wheat for Hartley & Bro. The sales
to-day were 1000 bushels white corr at 81 cts;
500 bushels wheat at S1.6i; 3, go bushels do
at 3 63 X and 500 bushels do. at 81 80. Yes
terday afternoon $500 bushels Of wheat were
sold at Sl,63.
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THE COURrS
EE1M INAI Ennnn

CRIMINAL COURT-JHdge Hamphreus,
Yesterday after our report closed, Geo. Smith
and Chss. Chase, convicted of burglary, and
VIM. Fitzgerald, convicted OF larceny were
sentenced to the pententiary for one year
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud1e Mac 4rthqr.
Yesterday number of judgments by default
we're taken, judgments affirmed, &c. Fitzpat-
rick We. Kinney ct al; verdict tor plaintiff So
per VS.. COppersmith; verdict for plaintiff for
return of property with nominal damages or
Sl25 Kelly VS.. Stamp; Judgment affirmed.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
Yesterday the will OF the late Jane TYLER was
fully proven, aud letters issued to James W.
Tyler; bond 5000. Julia b. Stout qualified as
guardian of child OF Thos. X. Hawkins: bond
$500. The letters of guardianship to Adeline
TOOmbs OF Fannie Williams were revoked at
her own request, asd the last named selected
John A. Ruff, who qualified, giving bonds Gin
$1,000. -
POLICE CouRT-JIigs Shell.
To-day, Patrick Harley, driV ng through a
funeral procession; 80. james Digs, throw
ing stones; 50. Rebecca Cook, vagrancy; 81
days with HOdgs0D. John Las alette, indecent
exposure; 50. Frank Foreman, profanity; $40
Thomas Hiliery, assault and battery on Mary
Little; $40 and costs. Kikee Ia lin, general as
sault on snail boy; $50 and costs. James
King, assault and battery; S3. Julia Washing
ton, assault on Sarah Ware, 800 and costs
Boss Simms, assault and battery; So: Harriet
Robinson, larceny; Sl5 and costs.
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The Mark lS

BALTIMORE, May E.-virginis skies, old, 80
Nlrginlas consolidated, 50: West Virginfas, II
HoTte CsrSiipa skies, old, 20; do new Is; do. spe
-BALILMoRk :, May q. -Cotton daIl-low mid ilues
nA@ Flour quiet aud steady; prices I'm
ctanged- Wheat dull and hesvy-Choice nber
90; good to prime I'd, SOL IS; Penny Tania red
~. Torn weak and lower. except white southern
which l. barely steady, 9OG93 yellow sou thern az
mis ed western, old, s2@sS; new, 80. Oats dull and
uuchspged. Rye quiet but hrpa, lilo. Hay a liet
S0@;6 70. Provisions Gull and easy-Mess psrk
Is w Buis mea.:; 40 saes-shoulders, 61i97; clsal
rio sides, 81 GA. Bacon, easier and quiet-shoul
deIs; 71s@7A; clear rib sides, IO1s @i0if; sugar
cured hams, H9I5, Lard-refned, 70 Wesfsrr
hutter lower-pTime TO choice in good syasnd, asa
~; receipts Improving. Coffee dull and uuch anged
whisky &C arce, small sales at 20.
NEW YORK, May 9,-Whestdul and unchar ged
49, u.n snd h.6y'. II lGs quiet aud unchan 2ed
NEW YoRK, My n Stocks steady. Monsy,
COLI Ia. Excl sDge, long, 4S5's: abort, 49ll Gov.
LONDON. May ~ 1880 ,. m.-American securities
smsli sales at uichsi god prices. The rate of DIS
count In open market f'r three months bills Is 81
per cent which il below The Bank of Englan;
rate. The general opiui0n the stock exchange /,
that the bank rate will be lover tomorrow. Erie
S2a On Paris dispatches quote rentes at 50 francs
6I51 confines,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27
vEGETINE.

Fer every complaint for with V eErIxg is re-
eounended. mshJ testimonials 81 what 10 has done
isi! obserye thai nsar,y eli II he te.ims atsls
are frsm people right at home, where the vkaa-
matter.
II stevens, Eco Dear SHINY asa tse "a
yer 81 70 make ny case pnbi,g
t.sSn S SR sistss cut IN Rs sss
into camp scd doset win whisky and 4ainine After
pits spd "a ere treated by ire sttehSSs sSy.i
clshs grew worse aud was sent hone. " ma ned
physicians and tyyipg many res,-Sies F,,,sI
ST IA mhde It's rppt ava &c on different par ~
frish fGr 80 'osk 81, and p,fnfuI bevosd ef,rs =
eI Try ing the most eminent pay sicia with,gf
Have been to the Hot sprlnEs in ArkanSas ia &c.
5sol ms tIVinG their trsatm.n: a thorun N tsi -
hope % help. Lif- Was b arden { . ne In m .,fn
tor sy diseae ana the ffect II - niuca pow
= a. Of my somsch was -pPsreutiy .sfr,sed
ora ny head vas covered vita ulcers which laA h,
la es eaten INTO he - eli bore.
The best phy-!, ans siii my blood was 50 full o.
Il OF IND 6, Id 10 q more Tor me A0"u fhis
FINE had restored him 70 perfect health. snd
,hr, ugh his PERSUASION Commenced taSing vFGE.
IiNE. Mthls time ! was having us almost every
day Inotictd the fret good effects Of VsGFrrNE
In n digestive organs Ny food sat better aud NV
ct mach grew stroBEar- / egEn t. feel encouraged
fer could see my health slowly and 4 -sdualy Inn
pr RroXyiSe; win Lsnswed hope I continued tskiBs
as out ~ ms body. Ii cur,a the rs, gave me
goo pure bio' d, and restored 10 psrf.ct hearh
witch hRd not enjoyed before Tor tee years Hon,
drtds II people IN The city Of Boston can vouch Zoe
thu above facts. w
NEGETINE has saved my life, ard you are a. IN.
tlty 10 make speh use Of this statement rlsasss
Yen beet and beg Of you 30 make it known Tia.
other sufferers may mud relief with less trOu bic ani
eVpeTse than a q. -
IL val afford me great pleasure TO show the marks
tive to my case 70 all who desire H.
sm, sir, very gratefully,
JOHN PECK,
No. 90 Sawyer street, Boston, Mast
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Condensed Locals.

Sehuenseu Locals.
See adv. of book lost.
The petit jury OF the Criminal Court were
yesterday discharged till Monday next
On sunday Rev. Mr.. Ames, of the East Wash
ington NJ. Il. church, received into the church
twenty-five members.
The several Baptist societies recently in ses-
son IN TINS city made pilgrimage to Mount
The orphans of the National Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home are training to furnish
the music on decoration day at Arlington.
Ihe judges OF the Supreme Court OF the Dis
tIict met IN consultation, to-day, on the cases
argues this term, and cOnsequt ntly the courts
were not in session.
The eighth anniversary services OF wayland
Seminary, attached To the 18th street Baptist
church, take place tonight An interesting
programme has been prepared by the man
The property at the corner of sch and
streets northwest, known AZ HOllinEshead and
Plants justice Offices, was Withdrawn from sale
yesterday afternoon at Sl1S Der foot.
At session of delegates from CJugrpr ,tfOusI
churches OF Maryland. Distucs Of C0lumbia
and Virginia. in Baltimore yesterday, 1.-THE
Washington conference Of Congregational and
other evangelical churches was formed.
The iewflry Of the late Mrs. Gov. Edward
NJ Cock was no. stolen from the house in which
81 e died, nor nom any other house in this city,
a. the THEFT was committed before the iewe!ry
arrived here.
The general executive committee of the La
DIES Temperance Union have appointed to-
moIrOw as day of fasting and prayer, and
invite christians OF all denominations to mite
IN its Observance. An all-day PRAYER meeting
will be held at Calvary Baptist church, begin,
ming at O'Clock q. m. and closing at D. m
Mr.. Edward Taylor, arrested in Alexandria
On Saturday, charged with rObbing the United
States mail, as stated in The STAR Of MOn-
day, was taken before Commissioner Whit
tlesy yesterday, and gave the required bond
5000 for his appearance. Mr.. TAYLOR asks a
suspension OF public opinion until he shall have
had an opportunity for disproying the grave
charges brought against him.
AT meeting OF the citizens of Lancaster
county, Pa, resident in this city, held last eve
ming, the necessary arrangements for the re-
eepton OF party OF about 600 excursOnists
from that place, who will arrive in this city to-
morrow, were perfected. DIR. Houston, r. Con-
molly and Jas Cross were appointed a commit
tee of arrangements.
The following patents were granted yesterday
10 persons residing in this neighborhoOd Geo.
Harrington, Washington. assignor to T. A. Ec-
ilsOn, New Jersey, receiving instrument for
chemical telegraph, and also automatic teIe-
graph; Victor kIobassa, water cooler and filter:
Austin Herr, Georgetown, mddlings purifier:
Oscar h. Hyde, Washington, temporary binder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27
FINANCIAL AND OOMnERCIAL
Wall Street To.dax,

NEW foRK, MAY q The POSTS financial article
gold loans the rates have been 2 TO 3for CARVING
Foreign exchange is dull aud frm at 4SSDls and 49l
"a Tor prime bankers sterling. In the local money
market call loans rensin to per cont 3 hair o
the rolling rate and prime msrcantile papsr s. Gov.
err nent ponds are dull and firm. Southern state
bonds at the first board wors fairly active and Arm
S 9TH, isies cobned 70 Tennessees, virgnias and
speculative "fancies !" The stock market was alter
nately steBdS and weak Up to one O'Clock, since
feature. . ~ ~ sae
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Twenty.Seven Years Ago,
No. 90 SAW er street, Boston, N )

II. IA. sTEVRNs, EsQ.:
Deer sir-Ths is 20 certify that my daughter was
tsken siok when she three years Old and GOT 90
low that we were obliged to keep her on a pillow
without moving,t 20 Keep the itle thing toget her
She was ATTENDED by several phy sicisns-the regular
ateldlng one berg old DR. John Stevens TheV
all pronounced her case incurabIe She had been
sick sbOuI yesr when hearing Of the great BLOOD
h nedy, NEGBTINE, com enced giving her n a.
AID coniiLue IL r. gularly till she about seven
Years old, when she was pronounced perfectly
cured. During her sickness three pieces Of bone
were taken from her right arm above the elbow
one OF hem eeiu very long Several snail pieces
were also taken from her left leg She Il now n
years cid, and is enjoying good health aad has ever
81 &c she was seven years Old with signs of ecro-
lula or any other blood disease Her arm is little
crook ed, but she can use IL almost as well As tho
other Her l'Cs are Of equsI length aud she il not
IN the least lame Her scraful a Rheris. A
Ia the bleed. and would recommend "A those hay-
II z Scrotula III amor any other blood hisassa n
they wish to have a perfect cure, 70 try VRGErTNF
tn reliable blood remedy, which does nos weak co
the system like msny other pre- partitions recon-
nenoed; bu', on the contrary. IL is nour-hing ami
strengthening. My dsughfer's case viii full. tes-
NY ihisi Tor never saw nor heard Of worss form
Ci ScTol9la HULDA SMITH,
~ Monument street, CharlestoTfi, Ma.
mrs SARAH NJ JONES
o. Sullivan street, IA aTIcs own. Mssg
April 10, 1870.
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The Baptist Anniversaries
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF The MIssIosAE

CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF The MISSIONARY
UNION.
Yesterday, after or rrport of the proceed
lngs OF the American apUsI Missionary Union
closed, Rev. DIR. Samson offered resolutions re-
citing that as twelve OF the thirteen Baptis,
have been set at liberty, this body return tn
to those who have aided in securing the res ait,
which were adopted.
Inc afternoon proceedings were opened by
prayer by Rev. DE-. Williams, of Rhode Island
Rev. DR.. keyser, of Trenton, y. j from ths
committee OF arrangements, reported that the
committee recommended the place of meeting
next year to be Philadelphia, and the preacher
OF the annual sermon Rev. Prof. G. w. Northrop,
ID, OF Chicago; alternate, Rev. Wayland,
HOyt, OF Boston.
committee, submitted his report, showing re-
ceipts of SIS, i3021 in excess of the receipts of
the previous year. The present Indebtedness is
SZi,t1S1o, while one year ago il was 80 O69 81
The endowment fuDd has been increased $40
59l.54. To carry on the work fer the next war
will require at least $500, 600.
RESOLUTIONS OF thanks 10 the churches of Wash
ington, &C., were adopted.
The foilowing officers were elected:-Presi-
DENT, Rev. BsrDas Sears, DID,, Va; Vice pres
ldents. Rev. E. q. Robinson, ID. D., II. L.; Hon
j. X. DOOlittle, H.; Recording secretary, Rev.
q. W. Bosworth, DID,, Mass; also a board of
managers, OF whom VIM. Stickney, Washing
ton, is one.
Rev. DR.. Sears, the newly-eiected president
returned his thanks in a neat address, and the
union adjourned.
An evening session was held, at which DR..
Sears presided, and Rev. Galusha Anderson, OF
Brooklyn n, DIR. Pierson, of Pittsburg, aud others
delivered addresses.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DxfARTaKNr, OAes Q ChtS SfeHdI QAeC,t
WARRINGTON, . =. May q, 1874, 1000 9. No..
cool and clear weather viii prevail during the day,
with north and west winds and rising barometer.
For the middle states aud lower lake reRi m partly
cloudy clear weather, portherly wiIds 81 IN az
to easterly ard southery on the Atlantic coast,
south ely Winds in the INTERIOR continued low
the south stantie and gulf syates, Tennes see and
the Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather, eAsterly
and soufberly winds, lower Temperature on the
south Atlantic coast with rising barometer and light
rain IN the lower valley and in the west
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, clear
or partly cloudy weather, southeast or southwest
winds, and stationary or rising tempera ure a the
first named district. and high tenn erature in the
northwest with continued 10. baron ,ter. The
slosly durirs the day.
~The city agent OF Belfast, Me-, wont sell
more than quart Of liquor.
~Asahel Mix, of Poikviile. Ct.,aged 80, has
welded Belle Laddon, aged IA.
SThe Pope has nearly recovered from his
recent illness.
~Tbe friends Of Henri Roel1efort in San
Francisco state authoritatively that he hss,Ie-
parted overland for New York.
- Signor Fomari, secretary of the papal
treasury, lately embezzled lbs ,0c0 francs from
IL, and being discovered, killed himself.
ga Wisconsin minister has cen dts missed
frem an orthodox pulpit because he built Q hre
under q baulky horse.
Tho 6ftieth anniversary of the American
Sunday School union was held In the AGA iemy
OF Music, In Philadelphia, last evenipR, Ia the
presence OF an immense audience.
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notice. NOTICEA NOFICEm

DE1 GOODS are Sill selling ~ I,- rs,~. a.
BA&TER's, 1920 Pennsylvania aveuas Mahsirs
shS - heaper than ever. DTes. Goods Piquee
sod bite Goods a. popular prices. O.fte1s a.
Ss,leoes oLeap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins snf
Ihoie Linen AZ bargains. Hosiery, Ladies' a. A
Motions st low figures sn3s-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27

FINE GARMENTS TO ORDRR.-Rscent ai-
dltions to piece goods fer customer garments
renders my assortment very attractive.
The inducements offer are superior styie,
best workmanship and moderate prices.
Examination solicited
One price only. Ono. G. HENNIyG,
M. 41n SaNanfh atraaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27

AccIpESr.-Yesterday William Bosnell. An
employee Of the Columbia bank note Company,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, wa intsrns,iy inJuieo ~ tns falling Of
used In printing the backs Of Treasury notes.
His collar bone was fractur red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27

Tie above stat ment shows perfect cure Of s,ro.
fala IN l.s worst f0Im, whom prUuJuuced tucGrabla
- enid Tour years Of az ,tSen; arca years ago
feet health. "
VEG ETINE IS SOLD BYALL RUfyGTSTS
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