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A CORDIAL INVITATION,

Messrs HURST & GAGE, Fairfield. Iowa,
extend their compliments to the public, and
cordially invite every one to use DR.. L..
lFnist's
Anti-Dyspoptic Liver Pills
For the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
PLANT. Long experience has proved /. to
be the sa!cst surest and best pill in use for
the various bilious diseases that prevail 80
extensively. Headache Indigestion loss of
appetite, gildness, dimness Of sight, sleep.
lessness, and sthe whole train Of disorders
generally termed bilious, can be cured BY
these pills If taken according to dire aions
Price - cents
Personal.
Dr. l.. IIurst's Vinegar Cough Coure has
been used in private and hospital practice
for many years, being pronounced by all
WHO have used it the best remedy ever of
icred TO the public for the cure Of coughs
bronchitis, asthma whoopiAg cough, Group,
and all the diseases Of the pulmonary err
gans being composed Of well known med
ical herbs 1t will strengthen the system,
purify the blosd and arrest diseases.
WAN TED WA NTED
A case of rheumatism, pain in the back
or lumbago swollen joints, flesh cuts, sprains
bruises, scratches, and istula in horses that
cannot be cured Ivy iursts Tar Eminent
CHILDREN WILL NOT CRr ifyou give
them Or. j.. lIursts RASPBERRY BAL.
SAM, the great healing remedy for dinr-
rhea, dux, cholera morbus, cholic, SC. Dur
ing the period Of teetlling, no medicine
equals the RASPBERRY BALSAM for soft.
cnng the gums and promoting dentitica ton.
trial will satisfy any one Of its merits
Price % cents.
Hurst's Family Medicines
--ToR SALE ny
BERGER & YEIsER, Toledo,
J N. SPRINGER, .
j. N. STEVENS, Grforl,
JAS. THOMPSON, lama City,
And hy Dealers geaerally. 7-4o-m6
! J. I. WILSON, ". T.. APrELGATE
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Mr.. a. l.. Barnhart ,one OF the pro
prie,ors Of tho Great Western Type
Foundry, Chicago, gavo US call
Monday morning. Though this
Foundry is one Of the youngest in
The United States, it is rapidly tax.
Ing high position as one OF the best
and is building up good business.
We are glad to note this, for after
an acquaintance OF over ten years
with "Warren'' and "Ar:" we can
recommend them as good mon to
deal with.
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E'oa RENr.-,-A house OH Icnsona
bic terms. w. &. WALTERS
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IL tiALl.i@s.

y strong minded Woman H Dc.
loit made the following gentle reply
to po'iticlau vino called at her
house 10 ret her husband to 90 and
vote at the polls: NO sir, he can't
20. Hes washing now, and he's 60
ing &c iron to morrow And il he
wasn't doing any thing hc couldn't
60. | run this ere house, do and
il any ono votes it'll be ihis same
Mary Jane
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Miss Mary Cou.ell, returned home
from cox re laft wr.k.
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A Phrcnologist, "Proi." g. S.
Powers. began course Of lectures in
Bartlett Hall, Montour, last Sa.ur.
day evening. Ills lectures thus far
arc quite well spoken Of. But why
"Prot?" Tho naro Professor be.
longs properly to an Instructor in q
College or Academy. !: has been
stolen by circus performers, horse
jockeys, and humbngs generally
One who belongs to none OF these
classes should DC Shy ot using the
title Q! Fret"
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II you want the best Secder Sold
In lama Co., call on Camery & Son,
and get a Buckeye. They arc taking
lots OF orders. See there new aa
verti'emcnt. They defy any firm in
the county to show a better line of
Machinery thar 1t contains.
| MoSrouR, Iowa,
| :, Feb. IL, T3
MR.. EDlroR:-A meeting OF the
teachers Of Indian Village Township
was called at tho school room in
Montour by Vice President Mckee
Saturday, Feb. Z, at o'clock p. IN.
A majority Of the teachers OF the
township We're present, and organ.
lied Township Teachers Associa
ton, TO be held the first and third
Saturday, of each month, at such an
hour and place as the President may
designate
MARY HELM, Sec.
Messrs. Clark & Beeson, dealers
IN Pianos and Organs and Musical
Merchandise, generally, invite every
body TO call and see them before
purchasing any kind of musical in
strumcnts. They sell the Sterling
and jubilee organs, which for sweet.
ness and parity Of tone and power
are unexcellcd. They also sell the
Chickeriug Piano. In fact any thing
You wish in the line OF music, music
al instruments. piano covers and
stools can be procured OF them on
reasonable terms. See advertise.
ment in another column.
The S. S. Convention O! Indian
Village township was held as an
nounced in the CnEoSlcLR OF last
week, on Sunday the 10th inst, at
Union Hall, Montour. 1t was well
attended, and the various subjects
,ss;onsa ,yo,o :, ~ 49,. .,,
honJl,5 .l,,,a, ~
so.,, 49,, - H.. -,, IN
she object which the programme had
~ tla ,ao1 IL
:, nav
~, =,
~, :. -.
=, =, " @ ''''' ''N''oo'
SoaIAsLE-- The Young Mems
thtis''an cnion - Toledo, propose
ha'ih3 series o. sociab!es, the hrst
o. when vas hri'' NJ Inc residence
o' .Nf. Jacob ] oiser, Jr. Thursday
evening OF i&st week There WAS
large crowd present and All seemed
10 cnia, themselves. These are design.
oi to no held every alternate week
we believe, and have no donbt but
they VIII prove to be a popular and
pleasant as We! as profitable place to
spend an evening. We haye not
been advised as to where the next
one Viii be held.
Djs,ric, Com; is in session This
week, Judge lt2throck presiding III
his usual easy and disniied manner.
Gar new Shcriit, IL. r. Austin takes
hold OF his duties like an oil hand
ana gives general satisfaction TO all
parties concerned II IS not expect
ed that the Court will get through
with the Business on the docket, this
week, though matters arc ocing push
ed as much as they can be. The fol-
lowing attor=eys from abroad arc
III attendance
ms az , w. ~ nom son. .aa
i'o''' ioN'' Gun an Meier bsalfS
o"'' i0m' ~ ne'.' n5''e | 'a'he'
LOW" y ie" "so"'H' bc''e
! '''','' io"a - - oo'A''n, III
'oi' iowa =. VI 'csto''' Hsa'ioh'
lo"a' -. pul'' Neaar h'P''s' iowa.
~ :, ~ .n'l's' ARA Wy IOWA =. y
- 49, 80 - -
: - ~ - e''''"' ~ ''e
- o''e',s - '''' o''' '''''' ~ ~ '"''
eeaoas eNSHi"S "d> Stii,d otC-
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a Rare Chance.

am prepared TO sell all WINTER
reods III EXTREMELY LOW PRICES; also,
all other goods in my inc OF bust.
ncss at LESS THAN LIVING PROFITS for
The next sixty days III order TO make
room for one OF the FINEST srRISG
srocNs ever yet displayed in Toledo
ch >, 1871.
Gull ii GAlir4.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cont commenced Monday.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Enters on its 18th year in new aud i'm
proved form-with better paper and new
type.-and viii continue to deserve It's rep
utation.
1t will continue to be, as il has been in
the past, the champion of progress, joining
hands with oil who seek the advancement
Of Christ's Kingdo,n and eschewing con-
trcvsrsy; pure in tone, and aspiring 10 be
the best family paper published
TERMs--S3 90 per anuum, with choice Of
an elegan: Chrome,
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CRY VS.. Local pArERs.--Do the
Chicago papers say anything in re.
gard to you: own county ? Moth
ing. DO they contain notices Of your
schools, churches, meetings, improve.
mcnts. and hundreds OF other local
matters OF interest, which yoir coun-
~ paper publishes without pay
Not an item. DO they ever say a
word calculated 10 draw attention to
your towns, and aid in their progress
and enterprise Not line. And
yet there are mcu wno take such con
trcted views OF this matter, that un.
less they arc getting as many square
inches Of reading matter in their own
paper as they do in city paper, they
think that they are not getting the
worth OF their money. IL remind:
us OF the fnan who took the largest
pair OF boots III the box SIMPLY be
cause they cos. the same as a pain
much smaller that fNcl hiW.-Er
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IEQ. l.. BAILEY, Attorney Counsellor
" at Law, Toledo, Iowa. Office over
';sl,ey's Store.
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ppEI.GATE s kiNNE, Attorneys and
"A Councillors at Law, Toledo, Iowa. Of
sc ia Stone building, over W. Z Walters
Grocery Store v;'n3if
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Messrs HURST & GAGE, Fairfield, Iowa,
extend their compliments to the public, and
cordially invite every one to use Dir. l..
IIMst's
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GEORGE RAINES, Attorney at Law, No
VI tary Public and Justice Of the Peace
OfYce over Frees Building, Toledo Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06
DI n NJ.


HUBBARD. On the 5ih instant, q cougostiys
pneumoL ia, MA BILE, only child q Emma and ths
lst- Ore Hubbard, IN the 81 year q her AEe
Friends q the family respectfully iuVitef 90
attend the fune- al from l223 New YORK avenue,
To morrow at DO o 'clock q. M.
KING 90 the 9Th met hARY KING, wife 0f
Charles II. King, az a - years.
Relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested TO attend her funeral from a. street
between Maryland avenue aEd 4 street, southwest,
Wednesday, 81 ? clock m.
kTR0BEL. On the 9Th instant, at g O'Clock r.
m ~ the resileuce II his father, CHARLES
AUGUSTUS s1kObKL, aged twenty one years
end four months.
Funeral ser' Gee will take place a. No els vir-
Cinia sseIue. Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
Friends OF the FANNY respeot fully invited TO
attend a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

A FENALx SoLnIER.-The military annAl. OF
most European countries, saws the LONDON
Echo, record = fes instance. Of Nemen who
having highly Distinguished themselves IN the
apparently inoongruOus profession OF arms
such fact has, however, according 90 the
Opinione, been hitherto unprece 1ented IN the
italian army. IL WAS discovered, however the
other day, that young soldier named Marco,t.
who was 90 receive his discharge on the IL OF
next mt NH, having enlisted ia 1870, b. one OF
these hero nee julia MarCo'ti. tue Amarou
in question, belonged 60 a numerous Eud poor
fsmtly, living ~ San AmhrNyio. near Turin.
and worked In the mines OF vppcr Piedmont,
90 which latter Circumstance her extraordinary
phssical strength may, probably. lie Attributed.
She enlisted m ls66, ~ the time when Italy wAs
about 20 engage IN the struggle with Austr a,
her motive beng O. save her brother, who vas
married and had six children, from being
obliged q serve. Not only did IA - q srfIrm
All "A soldiers duties ~ well ~ her comrades.
but size fought In the first rank AZ the battle %
Cusioszs, and obtained the medal OF military
yalor. ON hearing OF the case, King Victor
Emanuel cent Tor the woman. bestowed upon
her the Crs>s Of the order OF the crown. aud
desired that she should be sent home xith =
pension Of 100 lire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06
AUCTION SALES.
DY GREky q WILLIAMS, Aucuopeer,
IJ Ne. 1901. nnrth vet corner lcfh ana ID IL a


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
NbN DWELLING House ON STREET.
boR INVEST, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AID fiBS1 5TRhE1S MAST.
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated November
IL eth, ID. ISL, and duly recorded tn Ltbsr
n o. 66S, fcilo 81, SC ~ the lana records Tor
Wsshingtoo comfy, u. O., and b. direction OF the
party secured TIT 7eby, wiz sell, At public auction,
IN front OF The premises, on TgEsD Az, the 9th
dsV OF Jsnnsry, A. ID. lS4, 1T O'Clock p. m, ali
that rain piece or parcel Of ground IN the city of
Washington. ID. O., known ana described ss being
Q part Of square numbered six hundred and seventy
i've, tSs,l beginning fer the same at g point on
north street, shy tsoI feet west from the north
eastern c rper OF said square, and thence running
eighty (sol feet thence east twenty 10 feet, and
thence north to said street sRd the place OF begin
ming, together with all the improvements thereon,
consisting 81 very desirable brick dwelling house,
Terms OF sale One-tsird in cash; Of which saOo
m ust be paid at SALE and the deferred payments in
g. II and IS months, with interest at 10 per cent from
day OF sale, and secured by deed Of trust and in
surance to the satisfaction Of the Trustee. Terms
Of sale TO be fully complied with within ak days
afer day OF sale, otherwise the Trustee deserves the
right to resell the property, AFTER one week notice,
at the risf and ost Of first purchaser All convey
VIM II WARD, Trustee,
dec22 3tsvkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, on
account Of the rain, until THURSDAY. January
.th. 1874, At the same horr and place, By order Of
the Trustee. GREEN WILLIAMS,
IaDb-d Auctioneers.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPoT CORNER 9TH AND b STREETS NV.

- DEPoT CORNER 9TH AND b STREETS NV,
Amer December ls73 trains will run follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON.
4.4e q. M, Bait and N th i a. M, New York and
daily, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily
EOS q. M, New YorkIs:25 g.. m, AccOmmoda-
Express, daily, eI. sun ton, daily, ex: sunday
s:Ss a N, daily Accom-. tim9re, daily ,ex sunday
mediation. 1888 q. m, Fast Line
IL :3S q. m, Fast Line from West and North
lis D, IA, New York 40 p. m, Aocommods-
EXP, daily, ex. Sunday. ton, daily ex. Sunday.
3:23 baltimore Express, ST. D. m, N Y, Express
daily, ex. Sunday. daily, Sunday.
$50 D. m, Cincinnati and 5:4s p. m, Accommoda-
Southwest. daily, except ton, except Sunday;
$40 ,. M, Accommoda. Baltimore, daily from
tion, daily, ex. Sunday West and North.
sos .. m, daily, New HOS D. m, Southern
York Night Express. EXP, daily ex sunday
S:3e p. m, Pacific Elk IL :2S ,. m, New York
press daily. Exp. daily lex. Sunday
Trains leaving Washington at s:3. q. m. and
$50 m, connect at Bowie with trains for NJ srl-
boro', leaving Bowie az 10 a. m, and $40 p. m /,
arriving st Marlboro at lilo 8. m, and 500
Trains leaving Washington at S:O3 and s:3S a. m.
aud $50 D. m. connect at OdeDton with trains for
Annapolis.
and $50 .. m, connect at Bowie with trains leav-
ing Marlboro at $40 a. m, and $50 .. N.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner of 18th street and Pennsylv ania
avenue northwest COZ ner 9th street and PeRnsylvs
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to CINCINNATI, Colum-
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, Sc. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and oil
u. l.. DUBABRY, General supt.
IL. b. YOUNG, GenI Pass'r Agent. Jy24h
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~"Welcome 60 all; come IN: don't ring the
belli' was posted on Beecher door, New Years
day, but the callers got no refreshments.
81 Texas horse thieves get mp protracted re-
ligiOus meetings, and while one breaches tn 9
other stampedes the horses OF the wOrshippers.
81 Louis KOssuth, revolutionary governor OF
Hungary in ig.9, and now old and poor. gives
lessons in German, English, and Hungarian in
Turin.
~A New York man has his eve shot out with
on air gun on New Years day. an now he looks
with single eye for the coming OF the next
holiday with its fun and frOlic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

ArTKMPrHD ASSASSINATION OF A JUDeB--
An attempt was made on New Years eve 70
make Judge s. ID. Morrie, of Brooklyn, the
box, apparently Of cigars, was LETT 1t his house,
but on starting to pry II open the judge detect
ed suspicious spring. He then soaked the boz
for two hours In Tub Of water, and on OPEN
der. with matches and gun cotton ingeniously
arranged TO explode It. Certain ballot box
suffers and others. whose cases are likely to be
tried with Judge Morris Is prosecuting attor-
ney, are suspected Of the attempted assassina-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

II D. ID. W hHEhs
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 129 fth street, bstween and II sis.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUABLN BUILD.
ING LOT ON NORTH NJ STRkET, BETwEES
NV HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND 22D
SHEET SOUTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF
a b. virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF
sy9the District of Columbia, dated the lth day Of
cause No. 34Ss, Docket n o. 3 viii offer for sale
At public auction, IN front of the premises, on
TUESDAY, ne 9th day Of January, 1874, a.
O'Clock ,. all that piece Of ground in city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, designated anil
described part Of lot Bumbered two (2l in square
numbered seventy t70l, beginning for the same at
the southeast corner Of said lot numbered two q .
(lSl feet and FIVE f5l inches; thence west twenty i've
$50 feet; thence south one hundred AMI thirty one
ODD feet and FIVE (5l inches thence cast twenty-f
(25 feet to the place of begin ning and fronting on
north ri street, between New Hampshire avenue
and 27d street northwest.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree, are:
Onethird OF the purchase m pney in cash; aud the
twelve (l2D months, with interest from day of sale
and secured By the notes Of the purchaser, with a
reserved lien on the property. Fifty dollars down
on day of sale. IL the terms not complied with
within ten l0) day from the sale, the Trustee re-
the right to resell at the risk and Of the
first purchaser. Conyeyancing At CHI sser's cost
r X. ELLIOT, Trustee.
deez9-dSd j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account Of the weather, until THURSDAY, JAnu-
airy sth, 1874, same hour and place.
Il. X. ELLIOT. Trustee.
JARED J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

n0Oregon has more lunatics In proportion to
population that any state in the Union.
0There are now thirty-one Unitarian
churches In Boston.
~Mflliners are credited with doing moro
than the missionaries or the military toward the
overthrow Of polygamy in Utah.
The man who Pexned nis 81 o. Iaise zee teen
boy 10 eat It for hin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

DY LATIMER CkEARY,
II Aucticneen and 6cal Estate Brokers,
6outhve0 CORNER OF Penne. avenue and Uth street.,
Star Omoe Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lot on !: BETWEEn M0RTH CAPITOL
- By virtue Of Q deed Of trust deted October -,
Dl1l, and recorded in Liber No 6s4, folio 66, ons
&of the land records for Washington COUNTY, Dis:
the note secured thereby yili sell, Ct public .ne
ton, on the premises, ON MONDAY, January 18th,
described e Iots is and l0l, in B. =. Qiiberts re-
corded suedfvision q SQUARE numbered 0s.
sale, in cash. balance in and u MONTHS with inter
est It per cent el0o 81 time Of sale, and convey.
not piled With In i've days. the trustes
the right 20 resell the property q the rk and cost
JANIS o. DuLIN, Trustee.
deci6 3sw&6s LATIABR 1 eLKABY, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06
Ties and SCarEs.
wEHAvE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGJ
STOCK OF

WE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGI
STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS,
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS.
BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS
FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS,
FANCY SILK WINDSOR SUARFS,
PARTY SILK WINDSOR sOARTs.
BLACK BLK WINDSOR SCARFS,
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCARFS
FANCY SILK "TECKw SCARFS
BLACK SILK "TECK" SOARFS,
PARTY SILK "TECK" SOARFS.
PLAIN COLOR"TECK" SOARFS
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR SOARFs
PARTY SILK CHANCELLOR SOARFS,
BLACK SILK CHANOEL LOR SCARFS
FANCY SILK CHANCELLOR SOARFS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

BIANKETs or BLoop.-Accortling 70 THE Gus
toms OF the Indians Of Washington tertitY nv n
a doctor or medicine mau fails % cure a patient
he must paw tor the latter's life with NJ sukets
or blood. Henry Jackson a half breed dnctar
NJ Olympia. had no blankets, and Wa pahlicly
shot because his patient died. ~ that rule pre-
vailed I'm civilized communities some physicians
would need 20 have a wooden goods store At
tached 20 their office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

rsosAsLr DEArn oF MAson PAutrsx
sss--A lett 2 from Csiifnrnia anDounc..-
s.- Esehne Cs~hmsn on Deoemher q
sileken with paralysis. In wsilerfou. "a a.,
~ Iroesnly q. al She nrst appeared on ths
kkske IN louisvtlle, ny, In 1870 moetine 20
". tquiv0cs suocess. She Afterwards saipes
s0ne efAnescent nOtoriety ~ = Union nv ir ~.
- "hvtstern armies m is62-& she Gained ~
assu IN. ~ the title OF msior. Coming est r.
p,-u got ~ speculative eye on her AMI en-
gnse.S her ss one Of his attractions In ~. -hoy
Tocm- Ee bousht her & full majors uniform.
and she appeared on the Stage betseen the
pieces, and recltet IN spocryp hA, story. said 70
be the history OF her exrrytsnces in the army -
: spy. AfterwArd she appeared with J N.
Wsrd in several cities In q luguerious play
written TOT Ter, entitled the "Spy ~ the PotO-
mac" They gained hut little M ny, AID lee
reputation For short time they managed the
Newark thester. She married a land agent N
chicago about three years A. but was divorced,
or separated, from him, when he Lost his prom
erty In the great ure. She then went 90 Calf
forniA, where she relapsed IN obsCurtty. 10
ISIS she was married % a German wine mer-
chant, August Ftschner. IN Sonoms COUNTY.
Her origin l. not known, ami the name she va
known by was supposed 60 be assumed. Her
age Was about 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

JULIA WARD HOWE says that "there IL moth
ing but dumb submission for the women"
There isn't, ehy She ought to me knder through
this state and look upon the sptiutered rolling
pins and battered potato msshers. Drfrsi, Pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

Rf GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUBNI-
TUkE.
a By virtue Of q deed of trust dated the SOth
H dag Of January, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded
in Liber No. 70S, folio So. &c., one of the land
"records for the District Of Columbis, and by
sell on MONDAY, the 18th day Of January, A. d.
1874, at House No. 6lS street, between 9Th and
9TH streets, northwest. commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. m, an excellent assortment OF Household Fur
niture, &C. name In part
Parlor Furniture, " hatnots, Fables,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Lace Curtains and Cornice, Chamber Suites, Cot
tage Furniture,
WardroLes, Bedsteads. Bureaus and " ashsta DDS
Lounge, Spring Mattresses, Mirrors, Brackets and
Pictures,
Dining room Table and Chairs,
Husk ard Cotton tor Mattresses,
Feather Pillows ana Rolsters,
Sheets, Pillow Cases Counter psnes, Blankets, Com
Towels, Tsblecloths, Napkins,
Bedroom and other Stoves,
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
sary to mention, marked in schedule.
Persons In want Of Furniture, &C., would do well
to attend the SALE IL has been we'll kept and In
good condition.
Terms cash.
IVORY @. KIMBALL, Trustee
jared GREIN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06
The chances Tor gin are AZ one 70 nvs.
PRICE OF TICKETS:

Whole tickets, $50 Halves, IS: fensh., or escj
coupon, o5; Eleven Whole Tickets for $50; AZ
Tickets for 90; us whole Tickets Tor - 80, a
Whole fickets for ol0000. No discount on Len tAa(
$500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth 0iff Concert win be conducted. IN q
respects, like the three . hfoh have already bsol
giyen aud full particulars be learned from c1vI
culars which win be sent free from this once % q
who Apply for them.
Ordsrs for ticket and spplicssions for aesocta1
win be attended TO In the order they are received
there ~ be no disappointment or delay In fllfnN
all. Liberal terms given 20 those who buy 60 81
aeain. All Agents ere Deremp torfiy required 10 -
tie up their ecoountz and return ell uns0id ticks
By the 3oth day Of March.
fnO. Z. BRAMLETTE,
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