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10y b. n. WAkNER,
Id Real Estate Broker and AuctIoueer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corneT7th and SITS. northwest.

~ ReSl Estate BROKER ana huctt0Qeer.
FEDERAL Buildings, corner3th and sts. northwest.
TRUsTEEs, SALE on VERY DIES IRABLE
AOhEs OF LAND WITH DWELLING AND
0THHR IMPReYEMENTs, WITHIN Two
AND ONE HALF l2hl MILES OF ran CITY
OF WASHINGTOE, OF EASY ACCESS BY
TIE "PIKROz Mill ROAD MOTH OF
THE CITY; THE WHOLE MAKING 1T VERY
AMEEJtkNhO1dtRvPh r. PPkEss9H 9F SNAIL
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated June IL, A.
~ ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 723,
folio i5e, ct seq, one Of the faRd records Of
and by direction OF the party secured thereby, We
Enl sell. at public auction, on the premises, on
EBIDAY, the 27th day of November, A. ID. 1874,
at o'clook m, all that piece or parcel Of sed
Columbia, lying on the Brosdbranoh road, ana de-
scrlbed within the following metes and bounds, 20
wit: Beginning for the same at o small black esk
ssping on the east line Of the Broad branch road,
ming north seventeen degrees fH deErees,D west
twenty eight and thirty-two hundredths psrches
with said read thence south 70 degrees east 3 IS LOO
rerches TO the cut line Of Melbourne purchase aud
said line reversed south IS degrees. y 80 100
perches to the place OF beginning, containing two
and one quarter acres Of grouzd.
Terms: One-third ossh, sad the balsnce in 6, Il
bearing interest 10 per cent from the day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold,
will be taken. deposit OF loo will be uired At
time Of sale. All conveysncing ~ the expense Of
Piled with in 10 days from the day Of sale the trus-
tees the right to resell the property the
rick and cost Of the defsulting purchaser, after
N"' o- d. p. HOLLOWAY,
OHAs. II. FRAsER,{ iruslees'
boy7-d j. T. GOODWILL, salesman,
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Pk0PERTY, No; 933, ON sTH STREET EAST,
BETWEEN SOUTH AND q STREETS,
LAIEL1 OCCUPIED By FREDERICK

PkOPERT1, No. 033, ON sTH STREET EAST,
BETMEEN SOUTH AND @ STREETS,
s LATEdR s 0GEgPIED BY FREDERICK
~ BE- virtue of 8 decree OF the Supreme Court Of
~ the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity aus
xA No. S,0I, wherein George v Keen et al are
complsiDants aHs Frederick SIrOmbergsr ct al are
defendants, and at the request Of the Commissioners
OF the FEeedman's Saving and Trust OOmpany,I
will sell, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of NOyeru-
Der, a. d 1874, at IA O'Clock m, ia front of the
premises, at public auction all that Lot lettereI r.
Ia Frederick MAYS recorded subdivision OF Sluare
nine hundred and three 903), Ecd the prev
thereon. The above property is improved by large
Brick Dwelling Hou and a back building; the
house contains large storeroem, q large Workshop
or basement, pRrlor and two bed room: the back
bulldog contains a kitchen, dinin room aud two
bedrooms; water in basement, yard aud kitchen;
there Is large stable 10 for two horses car
rage anG wagon. The above property IS situated
IN ore Of the best business locations on the Navy
Yard.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree One.
third OF purchase money cash, and the residue in
three equal payments, IN six, nine, and twelve
moLths, the deferred payments to bear interest at
the rate OIL per cent. per annum until paid, from
dag OF sale, and to be q lien the property sold
500 OF the cssh payment to be made at time Of sale
within "A hours after said SALE and resid of
payment TO be made within ten days from DAY o
sale, otherwise the property will be resoId at the
cost and risk OF defauting purchaser purchasers
No deed given until all purchase money shall have
been paid. All convey ancinR a. cost of purchaser
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
octS.d6ds LATIMER & OLEARY, Ascts
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Rf D. H. :a WkhR tssI Rs,oks, and .r,.,on..,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and sts north west

AUCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILD
BETWEEN 21sT AND 22D STREETS NORTH
- on TUESDAY, November 18th, 1874. at 4
o'clock p m, win be sold 81 public auction, ia
front of the premises, lot ls in square 81, 'front.'
ing 40 feet Ii inches on street, By o depth OF lsS
feet IL inches.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in Z, II, Is, aud
"a months, with interest at per cent, secured BY
deed oftrust. sl0O at time Of sale. All conveyan-
cling at purchasers cost
noy6-eo8ds j. r. GOODWILL, Salesman. .
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CREMATION IN DREsDES.-Wtth reference to
the recent cremation OF the body Of al English
lady the Lancet says: "The lady in Question
bad an extreme horror OF the idea OF burial,
which, 70 many, is far worse than that OF Gre
nation, and the fact of the cremation being car
ried ont by her relatives is evidence only OF their
determination 20 carry out the decessed's wish.
The difficulty OF obtaining the permission was
Immense, and it was only granted on condition
that representatives Of the various public bodies
aud ministers should he present; among others
those Of the clergy. For this reason the furnace
was not completely closed, rs NJ would have been
~ cremation were an ordinary aud recognized
process. Every person present 1.-THE number was
about tWelye) was requested and promised %
make no communication OF the details 20 Others.
ana the account published can only have been
gained by breach OF this promise; nor was even
the name OF the deceased known 20 the By
ISLANDERS. What was in reality the fulhlment OF
last wish, carried out st great trouble and
sacrifice OF private feeling, is represented in tue
light Of a coarse experiment"
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DY b. ii. WAREER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
TRUsTIEs SALE or a a-sToRY PRESSED
BRICK FRONT MAHSARD ROOF AND
BASEMENT DWELLING ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF COR0oRAN ST BET IsrH AND

By virtue of deco q tra.t, dssSd seS.snber
10. a. ID. 1874, duly recorded in lieer Ne. 696,
trict OF Columbia, and az the request OF the party
secured thereby, will sell ct public auction, in
49, 1874, tt o'clock y. m, the following described
real estate situate In the city Of Washington, Dis
ulct OF Columbia, to Wit: Lot numbered nineteen,
t1g,l in Ohipmsn. kxley and Richards, Trustees,
subdivision OF square numbered two hundred and
the Oice Of the surveyor OF the District Of Oolum
bia, in Liber H u. O., No. !, folio 81 together with
the i'm proyements rs above described.
Terms: cne-third Of the purchase money in cash;
balance az six and twelve mouths, with interest at
deed q trust on the property sold. deposit Of
100 will be REQ uired 1t time OF sale. All convey
sncina al expense Of purchaser. Ii terms OF sale
are not complied With In seven days the Trustee
serves the right 70 resell the property 1t the risk
and cost OF the defsufins purchaser after i've days
adSsrtisemeowyI WILLIAM b. TODD, in, rruztss.
now j. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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EVENING STAR.
Fatal surgical o,~r.sso,
A NorHER BEooNss FRLsfIc AED xrrAc

A N0THRR BRCoNks FRAkTIC AKD ArrAoxs
The sURGN0Ss
Some days since, one Mr.. FOrd. q resident Of
JOhnstown, visited the ofice Of Dr.. a a.
Walter, OF this city, having with her 4 son
shout nine or ten years OF age, who was suffer
ulon the left side of he face and neck. The tn
nor was OF the size OF . mans SLOUGH hat, ana
Us weight ana ire pressure from a caused q
lire. Surgeons In PfuSdelphis nd slse shers
sAa esen Nsited, and while they pronounced
death inevitable iron it none we're willing 10
m 11SsI.sk lie TIE risk o. ie removal. The
70 any further expense IN the nat
ters but sic insisted on having tha
zoe = services; when he agreed 10 ndertske
the operation ~ HE own expense. lie Accord
ingly lad the mother snd child cared for An his
building on BOyds HtIl, formerly use,i a. !. ~
pst.l, sna here The operation uAs performed
yesterday afternoon. nr. Walter called u hts
assistance Drs. Cable and Wallace, aud the mo-
ther Insisted on being present ChlofOform ~
sainiIlist,d At nrst, but Il being found mat il
had The effect OF making he patients breafhins
more difficult aud dangerous. ~ use hAd - ~
abandoned. The operation Progressed sIowly
under the skillful handing OF Dr. Walter, buf
the hoy did not have the vitality % lesr n sos
. Cessation OF the work wAs several times
necessary. once he got - very low that
Il took hsd an hour 20 revive him. ami
then only by the free use OF sttnnlaots
The t1mOr Was removed, but the patfent tief
soon after. On the discovery that the chtld wss
dead the mother became crazy with grief ana
attacked the physic ans. DR. Gable lad 70 run
from pair Of sheG-s with which ste struck AZ
him, while Dr. Walter Wss compelled 90 call on
the police. A large crowd OF persons gathered
about the house, OF course with sympathy Tor
the mother, and for some time much excitement
existed m the neighbOrbOod. Coroner McCallia
was sent for, hut upon learning that Competent
physicians had been attending the case. he de-
cltued 60 hold an inquest IL h prOper 10 ef.ta
that before undertaking the operati0n the sar~
geon warned the mother 81 the hoy that 10 was
danEerous.-liffEitfrp Cauir7srriFI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-09

10y B.H. WARNER,
st Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and II sts northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-09

How To Till THE TINE or DAY IN Car
CASo.-For the benefit OF people who have no
watches. and like To know TIE time OF dav the
Chicago Tribune has prepared the foliosine
which works on the principal Of the floral horo-
loge;-At 80 =. m" Rli-i-y-ilk." G-ss-First
factory whistles. Chorus Of ditto. 80 First
exodus OF letter carriers from post Office SO
Appearance OF school children. i've abreast on
streets. g.35-Str-ori ~. 50-Generai determi-
nation OF men 20 saloons. I-"dust about nv
time" li,05-PTominent citizens come out Of
sample rooms chewing cloves, look up street and
20 down. ll:55-Sleckening OF work visible along
lines OF board Of public works employees. 10
Babel OF factory whistles. I2s5 D. m
Pandemonium OF ditto. 3.O5-sfHere's var
evening papers, only i've cents" 5aS-
Heres yer evening papers, only three cents"
o.4o-Seyenty-hye passengers on each car going
south and west. 5.A5-One passenger on eAch
car gong north and east. C:05-ssSa-Av shorty
low many Journals was you stuck lie
Crush on cars going north and east resumed
tbs time by aristoCrstic theater-gOIng element.
t,2a-l.aSalie street deserted aud only echoioe
70 the broom OF the negro janitOrs.-lO GO-I.sf
crush on street cars going south and west; oDid
you notice what lovely dress she wore in tue
second act?" 1l:l0-Eyery other table an hill
lard rooms deserted and shrOu led On calico
lls25-Couductors Say: - Nov, BAN. stake EN-
OF lively; it's our run in" Il.55-Solitary inc
bTiated pedestrian on Madison street bridge
waiting tor red light hung over 50 excavation
IN the street % come along aud take him
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SUGARS.

GRAHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL.
K. Smith L 90. Graham Flour and Crushed
wheat, direct from their mill in Brooklyn every
week: Fresh Ost Meal IN bulk; Genuine Scotch
Dat Meal In pound packages; Genuine Irish Oat
Meal, from the Water Gate Mills, in l6Ib tin cans
BUTTER.
One ton OF Genuine New York Goshen Butter
Iust arrived, which we offer wholesale and retail.
klso, just received, 400 dozen CANNED GOODS,
which will sell dGp the early part of the sea-
son at extremely Ia rates.
Pure impor ed CUBA HONEY, by the gallons
delicious afticla
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I'D Auotioneors and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and li.h
street, Star Once Building.
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EXEQgTegsshLE seIy!iALUAggLEMPBoyED

Rf WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctlOnser,
- (suocessor TO Green & Williams, AurtisD
no. 1901 northwest corner 10th aud D.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
A SMALL WAR on THE TEXAS
BORDER

The Texas border is long one, bu
there is not room enough there for sh'
Texans AMI the marauling Greasers
There ought to be a war or something
else to stop the raids which are contin
ually being made by Mexican cattle
thieves into Texan territory. For years
the sort of incursion related below has
been going on. Drovers are at the mer-
CIV of these banditti. and the counties OF
western Texas are as liable to these
assaults as ever the lowlands of Scotland
were from their Highland neishbors.
A telegram dated ST. Louis Nov. 30
says:
Private advices from Brownsville, Tex
as. bearing date of November 22d. repre-
present terrible state of affairs existing
on the borders. Three bands of Me1i-
cans, numbering fifty each. have igst
been over the border and made precon-
cer;ed raid, getting away with $4,000
worth Of plumber and cattle, besides
burning houses and destroying property.
One party was led by Flores, u notorious
character, who boasts OF having stolen
il his time 90,00D beeves from Texas.
This party fell upon two American herd
eTs, and had running fight OF four
miles with them. -Four MeXicans were
killed. the Americans being armed with
Spencer rifles. Flores then struck Par
ker'S Ranch, robbed and burnt the store.
slaughtered a flock of imported sheep and
drove Off l II head Of cattle. The second
party crossed the Rio Grande at Black
ford. shot and wounded stage driver.
captured Il lot of mules. and got away
with - head Of cattle. The third party
attacked BGom's Ranch and were en-
gagged in battle by little party of seven
Americans. They fought one day, and
part of another, when the Americans
were obliged to retreat for want OF am
mUnitiOn. Three Americans were
wounded and five Mexicans killed.
The Texans say that the Government
troops afford no protection whatever,
and threaten to the law in their own
hands.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
REDUCE THE TAXES,

With the existing phethoric State
Treasury there is no reason for main
tanning the present high rate of taxation
for State purposes. There is as little
sense in keeping the two thirds of mil
lion of dollars now in the States vaults
to look at, as there would be in Jones or
Sharon or any other capitalist carrying
their millions in their wallets in the
shape OF certificate of deposit The
fact of tbs matter is, our ''irreducible
school fund Is dog in the manger, an
absorptiye sponge. a boarding plan of
stupid character. We hope the incom-
Jag Legislature may have bright, clear
heai-l business men enough among its
mernhlrs 20 bring about correction of
the present financial policy of the State
and give relief to the taxpayers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
.s.sr:.svoxEsn HUMBOLDT COUNTY
The Slrer STATE OK Dee. l has the fol

The SHrer STATE OF Dee. 1 has the fol
lowing statement
Ntval.. is particularly noted for the
richness and eXteEt Of its silver mines.
Last year. according 10 statistics, it's
bullion product eqr.ied that Of all the
ether gold ana silver producing States
and Territories in the Union combined
But lis mineral resources are not CON
fined 70 gold and silver ore alone. but
embrace almost every metal known in
the arts, together with extensive beds or
deposits of various minerals. The salt
beds Of Churchill and the borax depoS-
lis of ESmeralda are perhaps the most
extensive On the continent, and right
here in Humboldt, within Il hundred
yards of the Central Pacific Railroad
aud IL the immediate vicinity of the
silver mines of the Humboldt Range,
are bells of sulphur capable, it is be-
Heved Of supplying the whole world
with that article for centuries. These
sulphur deposits are located in the
Humboldt valley, not much over a mile
from the Humboldt House, and proba-
bly, thrice that distance from the base OF
the Humboldt Range. But little is
known in reality of the extent of the
beds, exrept that they cover large area
in the valley. and have been prcspected
i'll one place to depth of several feet,
where the excavations expose hundreds
of tons of the pure article, which can be
made available for commercial purposes
at no greater expense than loading it on
the cars and shipping it to the great
commercial eenters. Not knowing the
Drica IN commands in San francisco or
Eastern markets, we are not certain that
it can be probably shipped at the pres
ent rates Of freight, but that there is
plenty Of it at the point named there is
no doubt whatever.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

New York, Dec. 2.-Nearly all ship
! Owne RS who have been waiting for a
difficulties, have began work, loading
| and unloading in Brooklyn, IIoboken
and Jersey City. as we'll as New York
employing non Society men in every
instance. Some of the heaviest firms
announce their intention of never
again employing Union men. Ali
speak well of the class of labor offer
ing, skilifuI longshoremen being at
tracted from abroad, and large num-
berS of men from the coal mining
regions are here also for work, which
ally slight skirmishes occur between
the strikers and the new laborers, but
no serious disturbances. Steamship
and sailing vessel owners are both
confident that their troubles are over.
In the convention of longshoremen
last night, L MON men were authorized
to work tor anybody who would pay
them Old rates, except the stevedore
firm Of Walsh Bros, with whom the
difficulty leading to the strike origin
ated.
The altered L. 5. registered bonds
recovered hy the police at IS New
street. in the office of the mythical
firm of J. & A..8stcheldor & Co., have
been identified As part of the securities
stolen from the Glenu'S Falls National
Bank four Years ago. The bonds we've
concealed under the carpet on the
floor of a news office. They included
two $1,000 bonds and one for SIC, 200.
from which the original numbers and
names of owners had been erased with
chemicals and others inserted. The
recovered bonds are to be introduced
in evidence to day, in the case of Geo.
:. Hit, the Philadelphia prisoner. who
the detectives say IS " Bachelor <
CO..
Memphis, Dec. e. On Saturday
night. near Marion, Ark. Isaac RuttiD,
coiored, met Melissa Woods, also col
Ored, in the woods, outraged her, beat
her until he supposed her dead, and
then went 10 her fathers house, called
out the younger sister, telling her that
Melissa wanted her." violated her
and fled. He was arrested here yes
terday morning. taken back and jailed.
Last night a mob of negroes took him
out of Jail and riddled him with
bullets.
San Francisco, Dec. 81 so p. M.-At
10 o clock this morning His Majesty,
King kalakaua and suite, attended by
General Schofeld and staff, Mayor Otis
and others, will embark on the Govern
ment steamer Macpherson for Alcatraz,
where general military review will be
held in honor Of his visit. After wit
Messing this. the party will embark on
board the steamer Benicia and proceed
to Maze Island, where the remainder of
the day will be passed, inspecting the
naval station and receiving the hospital
tiles Of the officers.
At twenty minutes past IL last night
fire broke out in a Chinese wash-house
on Post street. west of Mason. Before
water was got on the washing establish
ment, a two-story frame building next,
and one east used as paint shop and
dwelling. and a building on the corner
of Post and Mason, were in flames. The
fire was soon extngui5hed. The rear Of
the Chinese Temple on Mason, lear
Post. was somewhat damaged. Los.
about 50 600.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

JOHN De Boost (eviden.ly misprint,
should be De BEAST committed a rape
on girl 10 years of age at Portland.
Oregon, ON November 80. The girls
brother went for the scoundrel with q
shot gun, but the caps snapped.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

The miners in Bingham Canyon in
Utah resist the progress of the railroad
line which is being constructed there,
with Henry Rifles. The miners COM
plain that the Railway Company have
trespassed upon their grounds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

DION BOUCICAULT and Lester Wa
lack have signed the petition now cir
culating in New York against Sunday
theatricals. They want day of rest,
and are right about il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

IT's CoMING.-We learn that the Viz
GINA City and Gold Hill Water Com
pany have force of men at work
digging the trench for the pipes, to
conduct water to this place. Twenty
eight men were at work near the Gold
Hill Foundry yesterday. 1t is said
that the wafer will be in Silver City by
the first of January, if the weather
will permit steady work. They sink
their mains two feet in the ground to
prevent freezing.-Lyon Co. Times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

WooD ASTON, reporter for the San
Francisco Chronicle has been arrested for
swindling the editor of the San Luis
Tribune out of certain moneys collected
by him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

The New Hampshire Republican
State Convention will be held January
Il. Governor Hutchins will not be a
candidate for denomination.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

BUFFET has been reelected Presi
dent of the French Assembly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

CuAIEBM,sIER TYLER, a General by
rank in the regular army, is dead. His
disease was neuralgia Of tine heart.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

Tribe No. l, Of Carson City, are held at the Hall
OF Capitol Lodge I. o. .. E, Monday even
ing " each seven suns. 4 general attendance
OF the Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
by order OF the SacAeIu.
L. E. KELLY.
se9-tf [. of r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

HENRY CLEws & Co., New York Bank
ers, have been forced into bankruptcy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

THERE is a good prospect Of a bill Civ
ing an annuity to Gari5a!d', P; ing the
italian Parliament.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

The Gar OF Russia is reported to be
insane.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03

NENIsoN is plenty in the Reno maj
ket.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-17

~ HARRISON, Banker, Paw Paw M Micsi- tcai
l gan. will transact general BANKING s pnsi-
meas. receive Deposits subject to Sisn' coiec' oias'
anu inrs @ n,sde AT reasonable rates Money 70 loan
for one or more years on improved uninesm' nse
bered Real Estate. 0'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-17

Leave Kalamazoo-wsy Freight, 200 a. m. (;
Mail, 3:4j p. IN.
Arrive at South Haven at lo:20 m, and $50
p. m
Leave South Haven-Msil, 1880 q. N. ; Way
Frcisht3:l5 p. IL.
Arrive a. Kalamazoo at O:5O a. M, and j;+j p. m.
Going West, pass Coolies at s:25 a. m ana A''o
p. m 80
Going East, pass Coolies at 9;lo a. m. and ilO
II.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-17
PAW PAW RAILROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the came
named Trains on the Michigan Central railroad
at Lawton. going east and west
LEAyEPAw PAW.
$50 A. M, returns from Lawton al A. M
04S a. M, Mail Train, east ,..
900 D. m. Mail west, and way frelgh' east
a.I5 ~ NJ. kalamazoo Accommodation, cast
eN-T Trains return TO Paw Paw on departure oi
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton c..
"''N,N JOHN IhLING Supt
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-17
PAW PAW DIRECTORY.
8nsin,ss Garos.

DRrsRyTERIAN. William Welch = PASTOR
PServices 10 Ia A. NJ. and 1-2 p M
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-04-17

DR. Bakers Pain Panacea, for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Cramps. Collie. DIar.
rhUa, cholera Morbus. Cholera Infantum.
Sprains, Burns, Scads, Bruises. Chllblains.
PROSTITUTES, swellings. Soreness of the Joints.
and all painful affections OF the body. external
ana lnternal' LOT Colds, Sore Throat, Quinzy,
and diseases OF the throat and mucous mem
brane, 1t is an invaluable remedy. John +,
Henry CuRRAS d Co, proprietors. 8 q 9 Col.
ege Place. New York.