davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-06-23

Since H. N. Knsley, the famous casorer, has taken
charge OF Browns Restaurant, 1t has been conin-
ally growing n favor and the largo dininghal on tho
lover floor has become too anall for nil fts Patrons
Mr.. Knsey has therefore fitted ur tho second floor Of
hta elegant establishment for ladiea' restaurant
whicl, will 10 opoucd at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
magnlccnce Of tho appointments upstairs fully cor
respond with the elegnlco Of those below. Tho furnl-
turs s Of the nes dcsoription the loora aro covered
with The heat Of body 1rnaaes, aud tho Ceilings are
beautifully frcacoed. Ladoa SHOULD not fail to yYIt
ills moat olegaut place. TOR Il IL well worth visit. ''
, 1874-06-23

New ORLEANS, Juno 9.-Notwithstandfne the
attempt Of tho otilolals to smother, tho Bslpiju,
II appeared this afternoon as ,,s,al, and ls caus.
TO on the Kellogg. .Durrol uaurpationists styling
them "unsorupulou8 individuals now Ii, powor
BY tue ggaee Of Federal bayouesH," 10 tho Re-
, 1874-06-23

Elgh. large salasroons tel with p!anos and organs
mako tho finest exhibition Of instruments !n Tue city.
Call at Reeds Temple OF Music.
, 1874-06-23


Silver dlosa Btarch gives beautiful finish 10 linen
1a purity aud great strength render 1t tho eheapeat
aa well ~ the best tor laundry uso,
, 1874-06-23

CEREMONIES OF LAYING THE COR
NER-STONE.
:, The following is tho programme Of ceremonies
Immediately connected with laying Of tho corner
stone to-morrow, including that portion Of the
Masonic ritual which will DO usoil and which will
be Of special interest to ali who are not members
OF the ordor.
!. Upon arrisal at tho cornerstone, enc blast Of
a:.The rsinoipa1 Architect will say: I'M. ". q. NJ,
e. ~ u Illinois, tn nollaR Of the National Treasury
United States of America now re9nest yon to lsy the
corner.stone Of the building to 10 creotod on this
5po ~ accordance with tho f0smalos Of your 4. aud
t e Tho G. II. viii then rcply, concluding as follows:
sors1 raat g. 9f
mt duty, then, to Invoke tho losaing Of tho areat
as IL T tSa
most silence and call upon aa TO unite with g. G.
In IN address to the Throne OF Grace"
,a;. ITnyer W by tue G. G. {sesponso by tho E-"so
"ryooA11oa,"
BY Apollo hrusical Club.
tcon,posed for tho Occasion by Bro W.. Il, Cutler,
Great God Eternal,-how Thine car unto US,
And leart Wo pray, our supplicAtionB to Thee:
Grant unto us Thine aid aud sut1es to bless u.s.;
Thine DO thu BlosJ.
Great God MajoatIc,-may Thy power DO afyen
Tint wa Thy will may do, and thus 10 blossed
al@y %s our r. Wosk M thus 10 IL fear and reyereufe
1n1le ~ 'n' s'0'y'
great God Eterna1,-n Thy beneaction
s seas r oer 10y 0af 1 anoTs ,' sn1 aonndatons aid
Thine lie tho glory.
,.s,a3 .; G Nh ~ nro. e. T., 1t laa ever been ths
caYty In tue stone placet IN tho northeast cornor Of
ihe odtaco certain memorials Of the period at witch
waa erected SO tnat It the lapse Of sea tho fury of
should ay sro M M eefqn s nynges of s
ay be found by succeeding generations to Iear tes
@ Mony tG tho ena1Ey tnduatry and culture Of cur time
g. iii Ias, II. "ssa " 'Rasea M.s an tho varoua a,.
'ns osstss %@ a2m eS7ore M g yGs T. van will r.,, ~
tseas 1t assen6e liz re- peeora s %
g. :. resis lit ss :fol,ovu: /. memorial p,n,o
principal United Sst sias .n II ntcpa a Iie oeers q sas
tue voc s sas as n'spn ss a,a f Il
saoaa o aR'ns Of TIE nrnes officers
q 1ndspendsnes Constitution Of tha i,tsd a"'ea
ssa Of baneraaa making arnrnprfnana .st ir h.
Il as '5s It 'a s g. s,S & p5G e
no xsw s' sato eA1 hess e'ss 'seEs e.. OF e
county 9t,ioers; g. Mcsuro Of tho proposed build
4!lnois; Grand Chapter siasons 1liinos 'dl arand
sana noun9M Msssona 1linols Grand Commanding Ma
f.; General Grand Encan'pmont Aia.ons, i. 3. H.;
saRF1s a%2 oo4ns OF GRIND ae
y account q lst tsso il ssa. ohiea.
9ssfs rsps sp %offs 4 GfeiE Hseas a
Eolioe, tarks, Board of. Trade, Relfof fommittoa'
9S'mptsosss e sonort Cory q tho ind
Posnor.atona daily papers of Chicago list o9 orasn
Btatoa bond. a denominations, upsIsnaI UnitsJ
, 1874-06-23

H., Il. Stanley, formerly lawyer OF gaora-
aud raomhsS 0t tho uhWRtiaa QapiuqE,
, 1874-06-23
God would smile Of, III ngatnt
Chorus; Then doeply 1ay tho atonot
Plant 1t firm aud true

7 80 allall tllatant a9ca own
i THO work this lAy wo dol
Whcn the atone Is stopped, tho grand hoEors arc
EFch " !he crht, hit two guns afo hfeu' Tho Stone
nonetn ior aho 'r M no S ea4r Pr ahg'nR tno
s, ycta9 o. ,o QUE maoh tno etons .an - ~
sohs arc hea' ii
| nj. 90,
| 49,, #, Hear onr prayer, Oh God! i
| Thou, tho Nat0ns Trust
:, Ant lot thoso walls majestic stand
l. lVhonw ARC III the dust.
Mumely,--w aro but 90 one;
| - 1Ior1ful -aro we not Thine own
To Thy Name We rIso and slng.
o..,,, .;
onoaos' A1a grama1y ny,a ny ysr1 Iun trnnf
] 80, t49ht y Htn ano ttuu!
/ >, NOW ahall aatnnt I,l1 agea o%a "
1 IB Grand MastGrL-R W. D. g. H., what is tho
, 1874-06-23

Goyaer (aaratoHa} Wator on Draught
ny Duck Aayuer, ulakers Of tie /" Marg Cologne"
, 1874-06-23

THE ODD FELLOWS.
Tho headquarters Of tie Odd Follows will be
at tho fremont f1onao, and tho Executive Com
mttoa oan bo found in Parlor o.
Tho following y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

While the smallpox is increasing in New
York, Washington can congratulate itself that
there has not been any cases Of that disease In
this city since its limited prevalence here In the
winter Of ls72-3- Pretty general vaccination
last year probably accounts for our freedom
from disease last fall and winter. In New York
u y said to exis; principally among the tenants
OF me Eretehed sbodes Of the lower wards, who
refuse to report cases and ignorantIy resist vac
cination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The New York Sun in printing the testimony
OF Mr.. Caldwell, the Philadelphia ieweler
before the Committee OF Ways and Means,
carefully omits all that portion that refers to
the blsek-msiling operations of the San gang
upon this jeTelry firm. This illustrates the
Character OF the Sun as a newspaper. While
Filing its news columns with SANDERS upon
private character, II mutilates all real news
matter to avoid publishing any testimony
damaging to itself or its blsck-maiIing EN-
Ployes operating throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The Changers are helping their brothers in
Louisiana and have forwarded them a small
cum 20 be applied to their relief. We saw a
small sum for the reason that the National
Grange Is believed to have at least 500 900 on
deposit to its credit in New York. The dues-
ton what to do with this money has frequently
been discussed, but IL is understood that as vet
no decision has been made, owing to the diver
sity Of opinion in regard to its disposition.
Those who contributed to swell the bank ae-
count Of the National Grange would not
probably differ, however, as to the pro-
PIiety Of making a liberal appropriation to
relieve their brethren in Louisiana, as the case
IS an exceptionally distressing one snd is elicit
ing contributions OF tens of thousands of dollars
In almost every large city in the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The country may congratulate itself that An
other almost inter minable discussion of the cur-
Ieney Question was syerted yesterday in the
senate by the vote Of that body on the finance
OH vetoed by the President. 1t was evident
that the bill could not receive the reou,site
tro-thirds vote to become Law, and IN AZ not
single Senator had changed his views ON the
subject. Hence the uselessness of wasting rn,-
ther valuable time In debate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

nSsoTIoE-5rssrsvi win be public TEMP R.
Wy AHCE nxkrIa6 II Rylsad Chs Pei, corner
OF l0fn and ID streets soui Invest, THU Rad N
EpBkIH0, the 0th, commanding q q quarter 70
eeioss under the snspioes Of PHGNfX TENT.
No. II, l. O. OF r. Sister Tents and the pablo are
cordially invited. By order o. the Tent
sPz9-H. yN0. ID. B8ADBURH, =. 9.
Ms TIE MEuBKRs OF noUEf yERHoN
Wy LODGE, No. 8, K. Of are Requested 20
on MrDNBeDAY KyENING, April 10. Basi,
Leo o. vital i'm portsnce 20 each and every member
Vii be brought before the Lodge.
By order OF the Lodge.
ais n CIV. o. RoHRKR. K. off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The New York Erening Post doubts the wisdom
Of the House in cutting of an appropriation for
horse and carriage for the use of the Attorney
Generals Office. and says, after showing the
actual necessity of such a mode of conveyance ::
calling carriage q Isndaulet,' and thereby
recognizing some wagon makers verbal eccen-
tricities, does not make it less useful or necss-
ssry. Excoriating Attorney General Williams
personally Is equally out Of place. Let Us have
reason, even in the wagon business; and, while
Congress Is pretending to be thinking OF horses,
let II not be diverted into a search for a scsps-
goat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The Deseret NeScs, Brigham Young's organ.
Noticing an insult TO respectable young Iady
- Salt Lake City, reiterstes Its advice for ladie.
act to 60 out after dusk without being protect
cd, unless absolutely compelled to, sharply add
iDg:-"There Is too much civilization runnins
ieose nov-snishts for the safety Of woman
kind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The President will doubtless learn with re-
greet that he is to be personally importuned by
delegations to interfere in the Arkansas trou-
bles. He refused to do so in the case of LOUISE
ana until the decree of United States court OF
competent jurisdiction Of necessity compelled
the recognition Of the Kellogg government, and
in the case Of South Carolina, one Of peculiar
hardship, positively declined to interfere on the
ground Of specific constitutional restrictions.
A majority Of the House Judiciary Committee
take the same view of the matter, hence it is
hard to see what either the President or Con-
gress itself can do in the Arkansas quarrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
SUMNER RESORTS.

WHERE ARE you GOING 20 spend the sun.
w meI Before YOU decide, send stamp tor circu.
lar 70 ROBERT wALTKR, ~. D., " eraersviiie
befhs county, IA. apS-Im
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MEDICAL. &c.

gold DR.. DARBY"has better facilIties than
W ever Tor practcing lis great speciality. Oar
one oh0Ygs made for I'D, ice and medicine. Drus
esore, cOrBer al street and PoansyiyAnla avenue.
tO0lonlZatlon BuildIngl ape- I'm
nB. JANE WILSON, Thoroughly en- peTieDces
- and scientific Midwife aud Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended to ct their residence At any hour,
night or day, or pleasant rooms and the bost Of
tendance st the Doctors private residence, am
Dental. msr1.ams
IAR. ROBKRTS0N,
~ 40 10TH sTREKf, MAR Pa AVENUE,
From long ex peIienoe In both hospital aud
prlNste ptactice, VIII guarantee . cure In al Dls.
eesee OF TIE UrlLary Organs, GOnorthea, elect,
ctr1cture, ey pEilis, and epermstcrrh9a Gases u
SonoIrhoea recently contracted cured in to i.ys
son entirely eradlcated from the system without the
use Of mercury. Spernstorrhoea, brought on BIZ
excuses and abuse Ia youth, causing loss Of memory
ana insanity, general debility, organic Neak nees,
lnpotencT nervous irrstsbitty, symptoms 81 con-
9mptlon, Indigestion, paipltAtion OF the heart,
pains in back, dimDoss Of sisht or giddiness evil
foreosdings. sell -ds;rust, &C.. speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. b located for
many years 81 ly 3. Eutsw street, Baltimore, Nd |,
has consented, AFTER many solicitations by his
CITY, where he may be consulted every WedDe sday
jsRzz-ly
M BE. b, ,. BREHCH, Cd PHILADELPHIA,
1iI the celebrated Reliable ClairVoysnf Pnysioian
and Test Medium, hss located st 1918 Hes Yorf
avenue. O11oe hoors-l0 a.. m. 20 q n. N. HnfaEe-
nepn can be made for evenings. Jelly
LNKMALB DISEASES OF ali kinds treated. De-
a scribe case sne enclose %; advice and nedi.
cine win be sent. Adtrsss Hrs. BIT. THOMPSON,
Noses North isrh street. Philsoslphis. jam lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29


LOCKWOOD, HCfTf I TAxL0k
Just Received,
roR ron n"sA
Ladies. Children.
Brown Cotton Hose Brown Cotton Fl o,e
Ladies. Children.
,f,r for "'''
Silk Hos. san
ohiiareh
Gauze Me,ipo Vest. for obi,drs,
Gsuze Msriuo Vests for Ladies.
'' ' '''' ''' ~
fer for
Three and Four button Lisle Gloves
Harris Seamless, in One. Two, and Three Buttons
l., b. 4 I. Seamless, in cne, Two, and Three But:
y,..,
For the Neck.
White GOOds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
Personal.

nj ADAmk FLORENCE, rae Cslsbvassd Cgaf,voy
" car, is uneg ualied in testing past, prss.ur
ana iuture OF oar life, Ia causing speedy MARI
DInk lle the separated tcgcther, and pointing out
Tie sure WAY OF success Ia life la matters of busi-
ness her edyice IL invaluable Enc gives uuiyerzaI
satlslac none ever regret Consulting her Sat-
lslsclOn gwen OF no Psg. Dan he consulted at hor
faIlors, 30. al ith street northwest. mari 2ms
a bsOLUTG DIYOaOEs OBTAINED FEOM
"A COekTe Of different States for desertion 60
NO publicity required. No charge until divorce
Broadway, NY. del An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

+ . Il 9
a l0 g. and handsome
DWELLING HOUSE,
No. 226 street northwest. Main house pressed
brick front with brown etene trimmings and porch.
Three floors and large cellar; large back building,
three hoers. The house wss built by EEtwistle &
Bacon Tor use OF owner, and IL nearly new. Has the
modern improvements, and has been recently
painted sno pspered, aud IL handsomely finished.
Lot 3 by liz 70 alley. Viii be sold cheap on
long time. Apply TO
q. II. BACON,
IanH-u 1OS Market Space.
LOB REET-sT0REs and OFFICES on 7th and
Il streets, Federal Bufldings.l Good tenants
may be suited by applying to 8. PBEHTlsS, Room
No. o, Federal BniidinKs. Janis -om
E0R REHT-FEDHRAL BUILDINGS, corner
u and 9TH streets northwest. OFFICES and
UNFUREISHED ROOMS, singly and in suits,
from ss 10 go. 6. PRENTlSs, Agent, Room
No. D. ianls-tr
LOB RENT-A six room BRICK HOUSE,, $40
Il per mouth; q four room BRICK ROUSE, near
itth street cars, en Per month"; seven room
Quire at 62< Louisiana avenue. nov7-ly
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
!. 39-tr 623 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE BARGAINS.
JUST OPENED:
Ladies, Isle Thread two;bgtton Gloves, Csc.
Ladies, Isle Thread Full Gsuntiets, Soc
SSGs Rq Snsa. Dressing Combs, .'c;
Tooth, Nail and Hair b ushes, Csc.
htis. class two, butter kid;, all s3OTs,
ss9 Gsp st anG for g.
hae. PiaTs nss ss snd
nicely , made de-. Of COED d.. muslin, 81 each:
Ladies, Lined WORK Baskets, 81.
8 Steel Table Knives and Steel Forks for 81.
SDessIt spoons. plsted on white metal, 81.
mat sod back cemplete, only 81.
CSiidren;s Six ditto, 81.
Scotch bingham Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Best Iarse UmsreIlas; and 10 ribs, Scotch Cling
ssa s.. IiS ssss. ysy I RIes
6Olear Glass Goblets, SOC
shawl Straps, Soc; nice sstoheis and Travelling
o iSce siefeoscopic Views OF Washington Niagara
Falls, hudson River, Mountain Scenery, watkins
Gen, &C., 81 per dozsn.
SILVER BER9'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
sls SEVENTH STREET.
APPS tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
TEAS, COFFEE, &C.
just received, another supply Of that choice
refused the price; ' SSfFEss selling
and Bsows II ssTcGRs selling q. the
lowest advertised prices.
n~sd to call and
spssst IRspl Northwest corner 1tS aud Z sta.
MAPLE sS SeA sro, from v.,mon,
5pounds for 100; rs pounds for $500.
&C. CoRNwELL & SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
ar2s2 las Pennsylvania avenue,
Y ICH OLD e0y'r JAVA CosFEE............ss
II Fresh koasted or Ground. .............42.
LAGUAYRA and RlO-........................ at.
Roasted or
These prices are lower than current rates for
goods OF their character.
Our Extra Choicest New UncoIored JAPAN TEA,
Sl.40-6nest In this market.
Also. GOOD TEAS, Is to 80 csnts-give entire
c. WILMER. 1918 Penn. avenue.
D aSsr IN z sshf L GfdHSGkskis'' WINES
L ION BREWERY
CINCINNATI
LAGER BEER.
BEST IN fHE DISTRICT.
TRADE SUPPLIED. In CASKS Oh BOTTLES,
For family use this celebrated LAGER BEER
can BE- obtained ct 81 90 per dozen pint BEETLES,
from dealers throughout ne e. rDssrics q from the
spii.tr 81 Green street, aeorsstown. DC.
I IFI AND FIRE INSURANCE LOSSES
COMPANIES AND THE ASSURED
ADJUSTED AT 1000 PDNHA. AVENUE.
apis-lm JOHN 7. LIGHfER:
9. =. AUSTIN. RosERf h. RyAN.
R.H. RYAI CO.,
General Brokers and Real n:tAte Auetieneers, S23
Once Department.
Issss psid Won rsiS and ss Low rates. sris.T
OI!f 11x1iId W00hxs, ase h. syssss
~ - - - o0ls0 es!lsS tos - rcegrrse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
a BOUT ssee WASTED foT t.o or tsrss
one On Years. on Teal estate Address Bss-,s.sr
IN SHAFTS COLUMBIA RAILROsp sroCK
IS. y !, SSTksi xIOpLrr9y, ssss.-:
LOB stLH on ExCHsNGH FOR RFaL rs
SUtTr TIL OF AM class OF bIsIsior ~;
n.I6.,s. Carts, sna enc Low B.d s,Oss ,s.sSS,
b. sOd cheap Or essS or s.ca.Ssa3 on very req, M
ssi as .,f.s Ass, .s Po.s ONE. bs, oe s
X thn SsAsoE Toa sPEouLArI0s Or IN
islf p,.sIi Ss ssst ri M HsrSAs., SS
FOOd busin. a. siis no eSssS e tsr eis1s hsrs 81
p: & s.: .d sis. Sa so ss ss
A B III Sc &C Gh "a Fine sroRs ans
tss :sIiias changing business. f la S
$1,000 s.s se on 81 sss.' :s% q Ill
s. SsG f1yk st en TO- :.
Republic BuiloiHs an s s..
90 Re-. I.'. Ss 'S sE' .iS..i sss
SIN TO slOe IsNEsrkD IN Val s-7e-t
S,h,,,,, Otter ,ssd. 70 f9r,Hne, Mes syssen. b
sent free Coupons eoileSssS ssSar,;s. P s
tlst, HlCkLIEG CO Bankers aud Brs-
S ssi s broadway sed IL New s'res., hs~
EoR sALE-yILLa MARaAREr, sin acres;
SIMMER rssidenos s, % ~ PTssideni T,eT, bs
is sT o s.,Ts 30, sIsSs $40 rare .h NJ
virginia srss In In
S5OO $500. 81 900, 9 400, sI.soe.
$1,000 AID sio c fRu e hSiI e Raj
ap.S- h eos 7te street.
$4,000 I 70 LO& b'.,,i 0s IsTtsksr
'T .sis Fl Is 400 to $780, e,b .r sEAS
$4,000 6o kS. KAT. At T asS1 rskossr
IN sur1s Of s so 70 $500.
epis l1 S2S 1th street, 90. p %. Il.
oNG BRAsoa Foh SALE, FURgIsHED,
II On the sea 'front.' al oinins and sOulh q the res,
sinins eighteen TSS@s, ha6S Si shPSss Con
ter, Se Superior large lot, hne Bath house, &C;
sr9@Ii BUYER Other coti.ses Tor sale aud e rent
Printed Catalogue mAiisd upon application.
sIlo-m 80 BrOads.y, New ISrs.
MoNkf ~ LVAs, 90 KeaI Estate, IA sam, =,
spsin Gle 7,h street, Oppo- Rs P.,cst soSs on.
THIRTY-sEyHN SMALL FARMS WITTTIS
eiShn VI THIS CITY FoR SALE
RAsHINs T0N 6S SG 9 k 6dnsSf fToRsM
esirsee sections Of sSd near tho Sn sS 81 the
n,nins hesiefrlne.s Of oosti0ni excellent quality
the puTest water; magnificent u th,. CITY ard
us surroundings, smOEg It's sttt actions and CON
tanning rom one 10 twenty i've Of land eaoh:
them. ii take whsle amount In mOntklt ipsfall-
meuts, NJ oeeircd oBe-feDrth cash balance An 0Ta
equal annual psy ments; OF fair ednotoa for a.
or larger proportion cash. Tnis rne propertT h,
rapidly advancing IN value, aud Il nov The best
AID safest Investment 20 be found.
Abstracts Of title furnishes
R0BkRT A. PHILLIPS,
... Real k-tate Broksr,
S-tr eoS 18th st, opposite 4. .. Tleasary.
NoUssh . mttppDDLEfeN,
OILS 10TH erEEEf.
BOHDS AMI STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A SPECIALITY
TAXES,
Special In proVement
and
General Sewerage,
SETTLED AT LOWkST RlTES
Orders % the
STOCK EXCHANGE
oeccom promptly erecutsd. IRspl
BY AUsTIs r. BRowK,
Corner o. New YORK avenue and Yiffeeo.h .,re-,
a Ihres large double HOUSES ranging IN r~sos
from eS 30 20 tsOo0, and several other hrst clsss
Que whole .guSre Of GROUND ana Lots in
HOUSES and LOTS Ct mount Ple.u.u,. ,,,.l,
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POfOMAc IRON WoRKa.
RQBINeON Bro. PRoPIIKIoRs.

81 Wat~. be, HieA eed Csasys.s. geosssto,cs, 9.
Hneinss. Aiu work, and nas hiDery o. ali de-
evefy dssign, either wrought, cast iron or wire.
Prompt attention given TO repairing on the most
Reasonable terms. mAx0-lm
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The largest and choicest selection of PAPER
HAkG1NGs in the District. ranging in price from
l2ls ce.ts upto 81 PICTURE FRA rs, embrs-
cling Walnut and Gilt Ovals. all sizes, on hand or
made to order; solid Oval Gilt Frames, different
Sizes in sore; Gard Photograph Frames, . great
variety; good 81 10 Photograph Frame, al. WIN.
DOW SHADES, different sizes and colors. Sh sdes
made to order. A limited but choice selection of
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS and OHROMOS,
Handsomely framed, always in store Terms posi-
sps No. 4ss 7th At BET D an and = Ats
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-01-22
Facts Concerning Human Life.

To total number of human beings
en- the earth Is computed at 3,0oo,0OO,-
900 and they speak sOss known tongues.
The average duration of life is SShs
years.
Ons-fourth of. those born die before
they arrive at the age of seventeen.
Out of one hundred persons only six
reach the age of sixty.
Ont OF five hundred persons only one
attains the age Of eighty.
Sixty persons die every minute.
Tall men live longer than short ones
Married men live longer than the
single.
Rich men live, on the average, forty
two years, but the poor only thirty.
There Is drunkard to every seventy
four.
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No.a EXPRESS, DAILY, Sunday excepted), f,
Sleeping Coach from Cincinnati to New York.
Passengers can secure berths in this coach
through the train conductor. This train also
permits a day view on the entire length of the
Susquehanna and Delaware Division of the
Erie Railway, embracing the most romantic
scenery upon the continent.
No. II, EXPRESS, Daily. To this train is
attached SLEEPING COACH, which runs
through to New York without change. A first
class passenger car is also run through to New
York without change, by this train, for the
accommodation OF those who do not desire
sleeping coach location. No extra charge for
seats in this through car.
For further information as to time, fare and
connections, apply to the local agent, asking
for tickets via. the ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
No .'stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to
their first stopping place, and may then repur-
chase from that point to destination.
w. b SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CINCINNATI, o.
p. d. COOPER, General Superintendent,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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HOfel0.
HURD HOUSE,

DOncaSter House.
Directly opposite Passenger Depot,
ORRVILLE, OHIO,
At the junction of the p, F. w. & c. r. z. and
NV. &C. r. Il.
Being newly fitted mp in the most approved
style, is now open to the public, and will be
ready, on the arrival of trains, either day or
night
s7tf R.DoNCAsTER, Proprietor
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FhyOic1an0.

DRs. POMERENE & WISE,
AND SURGEONS, MILLERs-
burg, Ohio. once Hours Wednesdays,
from ! to O'Clock r. n, and on Saturdays
from O'Clock A. n. to5 O'Clock P. n. s4tf
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DR. ENOS RARNEs

& SURGEON, OXFORD, OHIO.
0fice hours. Saturdays, from O'Clock A. n.
10 bP.H
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j. G. BIGHAM, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERsBURG,
Ohio. Office and Residence, at South part OF
Washington Street 1d
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w. c. STOUT, n. d.

OF E. BARNES, II. D., ECLEC-
tic Physician and Surgeon, Oxford, Holmes
County, Ohio. Special attention given to
Chronic and Female Diseases. Consultztion
free. ONCE hours from 3 A. N. to p. NJ, on
Tuesdays and Saturdays. 3sm3'
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Deaths and Marriages gratis.
Local Notices, first insertion, 10 cents per
line; subsequent insertions cents per line.
Special Notices and Foreign Advertisements
s5 per cent. additional.
Administrators and Executors Notices 8