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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19
THE wEATHER.

WAR DEPARIMEET, Cfics Chef SigndI OFcsr,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 70, fS74, 1870 A. m. )
PEoBABtLITIEs.-FOr the south Atlantic and
Gulf states, generally cloudy weather and rain
With north OF east wines, lower temper ature
east OF TIE Mississippi and slight changes in the
barometer. FOR the northwest and upper lake
region. continued cold and partly cloudy
weather, with nor h or west winds, veering 20
s0u;heTly west OF The Mississippi, and snow in
the NJ i-sissipVi and Missouri valleys. For New
England, the middle states and the lower lake
giOn. continued cold and generally cloud Y
weather. with northeast OF northwest winds,
slight charges il the barometer, light rain in
tie sUUttsTu portion Of the middle states ard
STow near the lower lake region. For Tennessee
and the Ohie valley. colder and cloudy weather,
With uOTtheTiy winds and areas OF rain south of
the Ohio river. For the canal region of New
Work. the temperature will continue below
ireeziDg during Thursday night.
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NEW HoEK DRY GoODs MAEKRT-Duripo
the week under review there was a better feel.
iDg In the trade. The market for cotton goods
presented steady demand for st arliard brown
bleache1 and cOlored COttons which wers i'm
most cases firmly held by the manufacturers'
agents, who anticipate an improved dems
WITHIN me next thirty days, and are conse-
quently less eager to force sales at the present
low and UnremuneratiYe prices. There was
however, on Thursday a break in the price nf
cotton hannels, such as usually occurs at this
season OF the year, and which was not unex-
pected, as buyers were prepared for it By the
reduction of Hamilton makes last week Some
price and discount concessions we're also made
by agents on few makes of medium grade
hlsached cottOns, which have been held rsia-
lively too high, but even at the reduced rates
their distribution was not largely in creased: m
Iect, IL is open TO doubt whether their move
ment as at all accelerated by the reduction
The main feature of the print market was the
continued brisk demand for tasteful sidsband
styles STANDARD fancy prints ruled duh in
lar figures by the jobbsrs, but novelties wera
eagerly taken by the trade immsiiateIv
upon their arrival from the manufacturers.
NoOlen goods. of some descriptiOns were mora
active than OF late. Fancy cassimeres of hoth
light and heavy makes were disposed of in i'm
IOrtant amounts TO the clothing trada, al hourh
an IaeI 10 erect these transactions very l3w
prices were necessary. There was also some
demand Tor beavers and chinchillas. which
were taken in limited quantities. BUSINESS al
though light with the importers, was quite IA
gcod as is usually the case at this time or the
year, when the bulk Of the demand for fail goo6s
has been supplied, There was some movement
IN dress fabrics Of the most staple descriptions,
like black cashmere. which have bean var9
largely sold this season, and a freer demand
was noticed for goods adapted TO the forth
coming holiday trade The dress goods iobbars
were aole 10 report steady but moderate move
ment in Atwood materials, and towards the
close OF the week when the weather became
cooler, heavy textures, adapted for outside gar
n. /. Bulletin, 1Sth.
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al e x A Nd RIA.

FATAL ACCIDgNT.-About dusk last evening
the northern bound mail train, when about one
mile east or Fairfax station, ran over and killed
Instantly man named John III. Harrison, who
lived near Burke's station. Every effort was
made by the engineer TO stop the train, but too
late, as 1t was dark. Mr.. IL. was an elderly
man, well known, and held the position of JUS
tice OF the peace. He was perfectly sober, bat
being slightly deaf, it is thought he miscalcu-
lated the distance of the train.
ACClDENT.-Florence Edelin,, four years old,
daughter OF Mr.. Lewis Edelin,, who lives on
Princess str eet, between Columbus and Alfred,
Tell down flight OF stairs last night and broke
heT collar bone. DR.. johnson was called in
ard rendered the necessary surgical assist
ance -Sentinel, last eUentng.
HOSE CARRIAGE-The hose carriage for
merry belonging 20 the Potomac hose company
OF the District of Columbia, has been pur-
chased by the Columbia fire company of this
cry, ana was brought here yesterday morning
on the steamer Columbia from GEORGETOWN,
III Is not, In IFS present condition, q handsome
piece OF apparatus, but it cost only $50, a
very handsome piece could not have been ex-
pected.-Gazetts.
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IT Fl z GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PRICES LOWER THAN KvERI
GOODS BETTER THAN EVER
NOW IL THE TIME TO BUY

Here are G few OF the bargains offered :-Boys'
anu Girls @eriSo Eub rOidsred Caps and Hoods
and herine French Hoods, Hand X nit Zephyr ~ rs
snd hoods, and Knit sacQues, 81; siIk and "a In
auiiteQ HOODS. very me, 50 and q Infants Me-
rino OloakE, 81 ChildreBs', Misses and Lad ;, Leg
gihs, So' anu 81 Ladies' fine MsIino Vests snd
Drawers, 81; Gents heavy MeriDo Shirts 500 ana
81; Ladies Heavy and FSbe full regular Hoss
three pair for 81; MEMS super stout British So
70 and dS5sc.; Large hite Chinese Silk RaUdker'
chfeIs oliy g; Small do, DO, 60c. very CHEAP: La.
dies and Gents Hemstitchsd aud Ve'urned i,insn
Handkerchief from I21zc up to g1e !: MeasJ 61s
bite ehirts only 81; Large size ne Linen hin 1er
Napkins, 81 per dozen; Turkey Rcd Fruit Nankfas
III ger o"zeD ChiltIeDs' and Ladies' Fancy Wool
extra long hose, E 70 SOC pair; Ladies fine Waite
Suplss, u very handsome SIR AID w DOL En-.
nroidereo Slipper Patterns only 81; very superior
hio Gloves for men aud ladies, latest styles al
colofs. 81 and 81 80; Ladies' Dogskin GaugtI-ts
Fl; six nne Ivory Handle Table szd De.ssrf
hDlVes only tO six solid steel full Silver PIa ad
Dessert or Table Knives. 50 per set; six TabIa.
81 six Teaspoons, warranted plated on White
Mesal, 81; three sEd FIVE bottle Casters al H.
ditto. So Best Butter Knives. Soc Maxim RinEs
peet Plate, 5Gc; solid silver ditto, 81; q Hair All
Gov hes brushes 2sc tec. and Sl Rubber Dressing
rors, 81; Bill Books and WsIlet4, 2sc. 10 Al Pc
tuTe Frames IN large variety, 25o np 10 e7: Rract
cts OF all binds, CSC. 20 81; Towel Rs5Rs Enok
ShelVcs, Tables, Hatracks, 81; ten min DIan1nS
nstTscks, Sl5sc hhe BsZ0rs and Pocket Knives
Il: SIh Baskets from Csc up 70 81; Washstagds
81 LSnch Baskets. IS and Soc; Shawl sfrsbs %
and Doc splendid assortment Of Vases and d.
mfDts from &c. up to 81; ine Chromos in inmensc
variety, 60c., 81 and So " '-i"''"se
III Is Impossible to enumerste and daScrthe ths
,,housands o. articles Come aud see for yoursN
ESTABLISHMENT are packed WITH goods 20 the ceiling
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GKEpHMAHN's FRIEND, REV. Mr.. B AUMsIs.
TEE.-It WAS rumored in PhiladeIphfa yester-
Gay that Father BaumeisteT, pastor OF the Ger
man Roman Catholic church OF the Holy Trim
lty, corner OF bth and Spruce streets, intended
leaving the church with his friend Father Ger
demabn, II wGs also stated that be intended to
marry Gerdemann's sister. Both OF these he
denied last night. He Will leave his church and
90 III some town in the center OF the state He
was with Gerdemann when the latter was mar
RED. lie proposes going to Germany In the
spring. he enG Gerdemann were classmates i'm
college in Germany.
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L OC Al NE " S.
Amusemsnts. &C, To-u.Rn,.

FGtsongI TBsdter.--.Ice Emmett. the popul AT
dutch comedian, IA Fritz, cur German
Cousin
FoTFs CFsrd H5zss--HsyeTley's Ministries.
TEsa'sT CouifUs-The celebrated Freeman
Sisters in their spsCia!ties, and the FLASHES 81
City Lite.'
Linccr4 HzI.-EeadiEGs by Charlotte CIsh-
nan.
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THE NE" PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE-
The figures OF the new legislature of PeDnsyl-
sania have undergone another slight transfer
nation, and Its status is now probably definitely
setted, VIZ: In the senate the republicans have
ten majority; in the house tie democrats have
nineteen majority, giving the latter on Joint
ballot nine majority, thus rendering the sslec-
ton or democratic United State Senator in
piece OF Senator Scott, republican, a sure
thing. The names OF prominent democrats
named for the position are Wallace, BuckaieSy
and Hester Ciymer, vi some talk of ,Ju1ga
Black as a compromise man.
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\ GIRLS SUIT FOR S50,COo-A CHARGE If
BTs0ch # Promise against Married Millionaire
Judge Aiker rendered his decision yesterday on
a motion 10 Tacate the order OF arrest or 70
reduce bail in the suit OF Nav UhamberIavna
against John Butte Holmes. The glrI claims
S5O,OtO damages for breach of promise of mar
rtsge. ana bad Mr.. Holmes held to bail in
$4,000. The amount OF bail was subsequently,
reduced, as Mr.. Holmes could not procure
recognizsnces in so large amount. His coun-
sci then moved Tor the vacation OF the order of
arrest, and denied that the marine court had
JURISDICTION In cases involving over 81 600. The
lawyer added that the papers on which tbe
cIuer OF arrest was granted showed that Mr.
Holmes WAS a married man at the time of the
alleged promise to marry. The girls ATTORNEYS
answered that Mr.. Holmes did not deny that ne
was millionaire, that the girl was not aware OF
the defendants inability TO fulfill his contract,
and the suit being for damages, not for a speI
enc performance OF the promise, the objection
OF the defendant, so far from relieving him from
his obligation, only increased his cffense; and
hnaily, that the act of May %, 1874, conferred
upon the marine court the "same Jurisdiction
Of all actions for breach of promise or mqTrisge
now possessed by other courts Of record
Judge Aiker denied both of DEFENDANTS mo-
uOns, with costs to the plaintiff.-N Y San fstb
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THR YoEKBRs CHILB MYsrERY-The Doefors
BGHed-Ihe mystery regarding the supposed
death and resuscitation of little Bertha Miller
after removal from the ice, showed signs of life
Blood sull circulates to limited extent, ami
beating OF the heart is perceptible, but the
physicians are unable TO restore it to conscious
ness. The body, which has now been inani-
mste FOR six days, lies in q coffin awaiting the
decision OF the doctors. No signs of decompo.
sluon have yet set in. 1t is understo the
Child, when two years old, was in similar state
OF apparent suspended animation for nine con-
seeutive weeks
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ceiysi oosnu anu trimmed, Tor SIS, just re-
Soi'So' GEO. O. HgNYISe.
No. il0 7th street.
nLvxuR1, health, economy insured by usiry
Dooiey's Yeast Powder. Elegant Idght RolIs
6iscu1u, &c, prepared in 10 minutes. Try il.
=. LAST CHANcR.-Bat short tine remains for
ZIG paiShaSe or tickets In the rrrvr Ia. Con-
&C.. = oe aonc Library of Kentucky. Agents
have been notified TO make returns from tbs
10Th to the 18th inst, but for the Convenience of
those who may have failed to supply than
selves through tie agents. CASH orders will he
nlled at the s0mee "fice up to the evening OF the
18th. and If any money should come too late it
IL. ,JI5Ia
10 Re CURRD OF Rupture wear tue Elastic
Atuss, zoo pennsylvania avenue north west 5,s
A
OoRNs, BUEioNs, SC.
FOR RELIEF from Corns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails. etc, visit DR.. " hite's establish
ment, No. go 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
Try THE ELASTIC TRuss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue 2,5
THs SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofisT2
we're s21S $50. sJ2-e.yt<
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HE 1HcAT EIs.--I hs new songs OF NJ. o. II.
/ E.1--tt ir his popular Fisy Of "FrItz.7 adj
greatly % ljs sftrz ctlycUe~s, arc the largest
audience CT The week ass ub}ed at the Ma
ttcu2l Ttestcr last night. TtOse who do not
zee o. ritz tb's week VIII miss rare treat in
TIE way CT eCcer tTic acting.
hayefly's Ministries are gaining popularity 81
tfrd's opera House, where large audiences
nightly witness their performances. and TIE
ut4nert applause snd laughter proves that the
entertainment IL greatly eni0yed
he IRE eater az the fhesteF ComiJue Is A.
Uactrg great attention from the lovers OF The
D. marvellous, While tire Freeman sisters aud
o'Ler rtsis % Zoe company make mp = delight
tul entertain Ilo at for those who desire only 10
be ILlsed.
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BsATEs DURING The PAST WKsK-The
weekly statement OF vital statistics In the Dis
trict Of Columbia fer the week ending Noyem-
her ltth, just issued by the registrar of the
Board % Health, shows as follows Total
Gumter Of deaths. 6G-whites IS; coloFef 3.s:
males, 81 females, 80; adults, 80; minors ~
Ionsun ptlCn (i5l and pnsumonis G. } were the
principal causes Of mortality, which WAS great
go 10 the thlrd sanitary division, (that portion
OF the city cast Of 81 street east, where tners
SsIe !. deaths, the next greatest number C1fl
TtBg N the eighth division, (GeorgetOspJ
tIut' one year and between thirty and forty
ysAIs apIsaIed 70 be the most fatal ages There
Ht.e * st'Ii births and I've deaths in puel.c
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a RAILROAD SoLD.-The New Orleans. Mo-
pie al d Texas railroad sections west OF thu
Mesleippi river were sold yesterday by the
.hteo states marshal for $3.50, 900, to Frank NJ.
mes, son of the late Cakes Aines A peg
@mpeny Will probably be organized to COM
Rlete the losd TO the Texas terminus
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Oneneacn and Sardou aretprepsriug a ro-
bahue Dc fonisre for the coming Sc ason on thu
me sno adventures of Don Qaixote
= Thirty two OF the Turks charged with re-
cent murders OF MontsRrins, in the province of
Anahis, hsve been convicted, and each SEN
tsneso 10 twenty years Imprisonment.
ES-The superior district court n, New o,,a.,,
yeste RAY gave judgment against the c,.y of
New Orleans for si57 900 for non-psymao. ~
pores issued IL aid Of the jackson railroad MAJ
1, 1854. nay
~ John Lsgberg, one ofths hands an n.
tugbost Lilly, which exploded at New York on
Tuesday. has been discovered uniniurad. Ha
jumped overheard aud Was rescued by pass
~Twe've states have adopted eomnr,sorr
education laws: New Hampshire, Vermont.
Massschu' etts, Kentucky, Rhede Island. Nsr
Jersey, Michigan, Kansas. Texas, Nevada.
York. ~"
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nf~CEAECE I'd FROM JAIL--Thiz morning IN
lie CDmiia al Count. Mr. K =. Murray mJveI
me tl~-E aFEe Ci VIM. EiiT borough from iait
vnfrt De " ss committed en- the 2l-t of Angus
o. TIE charge Of having telJni0usIy ravishei
Wars a tefSe, on the ground that toe grand
fnfN raj fc- acted on the Case. aud the Wit
ltsse, taSlrg been summoned failed 70 appear
itt fht- aTpIcaJlCu WIS fled the affidavit of
TIE mother OF the prisoner to the effect that the
ttitf a. Tie prosecuting witness had said 81 2
OF is sent him II 20 isil TO get him ont OF mo
way iitf Pc bad refused 20 give her SO. an 4
re tsG made him pay tor 10. Also one q
reEH T.. ee, that the mother Of the girl Got
tee = gre Vite Of the prisoner ana sbs ss{isla
pot t-m in gii 90 get rio OF him. and since vgits
Der daughter has iytf the UiStric. with ar,.ther
man. Judge Humphreys said that he saw no
rrs>Cr Tor strPing the man IN custody longer
aBC discharged L-In.
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GERTER WfREET
Will e a. Wholesale the best No rios Al Ff-
Per EoOL0i LAMBS lac. his6, have "a =
1910 ever iiArs = 1aF, 20 retail fhs BET -
BhLE, LhhB, CTTCA sEd VIAL, al 49,
novs In wu rrrrT.-,
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CITY ITKMS.

BLACE BEAVER SACK OysRco,rs b.,,
semeiy bound and trimmed, for as. ius. rs-
Sei'So' GEO. q. HENgING,
No. 40 eth street
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IHs NEW ISRAEL CHURCH.-On Sunday,
D' cemoeT o, the opening services of the new
isTael Church, corner OF i aud LIST streets sonth
west, viii be held in the lecture-rOom The
morning services will be conducted by the Rev
frGte' sor j. Il. Reeve, of howard University.
IN the afternoon. At O'Clock, the Right Rev
Bishop Paine, ID. d, will Offfciate, assisted by
the Rev. B. Brown, of Georgetown, ID. g. Att
+. M the Rev. j. ID. 5. Hall, OF Baltimore, will
preach.
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SALEs O. REAL EsTATE.-B. II. Warner.
aucuoneeF, sold yesterday afternoon for speci.i
taxes, sub iOt 5, IN square SIS. on the north sde
OF Pennsylvania avenue, between LIST and ID
street northwest, 10 John Hitz. at sSO0: lot q
reservation y, on the north side of PennsvI,
ysnia avenue, between ID and 81 streets. ana
los and H. In reservation 10, on the north sIds
OF Pennsylvania avenue. between 81 and az
streets, 70 the First National Bank OF the City
or New York, at $50 each.
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fIREs ihST EvENING-Tbe alarm, os a..
soUnosd from box 4, NO. 3 ehsine-honsa
corner OF { street and Delaware avenue ! ahor,
% 9c.ocA issL evening vas caused by the x
street, occupied by John Chase. The Iamp wss
being carried by child. who let II fail,
AboOt 81 O'Clock the roof Of a boasa On p
sueef, between ~ and sd streets north ss<-
wss discovered % De Oh IRE, but the lanes wee
sNtfT suisf6i by Oiicers Warwick and Hanev
before any loss was incurred.
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WE HAVE LsIGE LIST OF sUBSoaI8-
TO the various POPULAR. AND SCIENTIFIC
nAGaZlNES, and desire 70 inc. ease II, aud re-
G mmenS those desiring any good Magazine OF II
Illustrated rapsI TO
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
We guarantee prompt delivery and epti-a satis.
taction: We are dsiy receiving additions 20 oar
stock Cf Beautifully Bound and Il.u stratsd R,1k.
Tor presentation. These are now displayed m ~
cur counters for Inspection. Our stock Of Juvet n
Books ~ grand We have a large stock Of beagtifnl
Photographs at very low prices, and grea. vs-iGtv
OF wonderfully executed ChromOs our facilities
Ior Gard Plate Engraving aud Printing are psrf.rt
hlsl!lLg e, wedding and hece ption Cards engraved In
thelSest style. We have large stock Of Beautiful
Stationery.
WARREN CHOATx CO.,
FshAON NOV,
noNI4-r 94l Pennsylvania syeDDe
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EW ROOFS
Received at
sBIJLINGTeE BOOKSTORE,

Gomez ~ street and PsnaSylUaMla arsnus
smiths Daughter. WIN
sack OF Gold, by It's author 81 Joseph the Jaz
oI9s Uoone, % the suTnOr OF Maid Of Skier
equlFe Arden. By Mrs Oiphsnt
~est LsWb, by mrs. Holmes, an hor Of Lena River.
. tTia, by Oliver Optic. AVS
furd.D S' --0s N'eA-
Gentlsneila, Novel, D. Mrs. Rsndolph -
Alcrich. N''N'
Losirg to Win, By Theodore Davies
New Funny Picture Be- ks. beautifully nri,tas q,
col Is aud 20 nd handsomely; Will be fmgoeose-
ly popular with the young ''0
ns,gueIsoe biock,, 4 SpTessil IA Blocks, aud Aero
liant in costume. "
Blank Books, Pass Books, Day Books and L,Adg.
eis, Hote, Letter aud Cap Papers. Pens, Ink g1i
everything IN the Stationery liae, whnlssaie a.
retaii. at SHIEEIN TON 5 BOOKSTORE
nCNl Dor - frta- arla u -
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E1Phonz0 Youngs & Co.,
GRoCERs, BINrH AND erREsrs,
r, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
.. II. JOHNSON. ocfix-tr
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TEAS
Car sc cert O-i0rg ana Imperial Teas are "a.
pet q b. had IN this city ~ t5e price, money Re-
Iun0fo. We also % e GA hagd, sd fs large su1r,F
Man other different CFades, ffgiuTir~ 4 l-s-r ~ -
grade 81 Siir6T L-0f japan AID choice NlEuug Crp-
POWoer, ut moderate prices.
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Oae ton Of Genuine New York Goshen Rutfsr
Just arrived, which we offer vhoie.ale and ret
Also, Just received, 400 Dozen CANNED GOODS.
smen ve VIII sell durfug the early part Of the sea-
,I prre npor,sd CUBA HONEY, By the gsIlou-s
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4 r 81. III Ell 70, ~ rssn5oSsIiys.i syssss.
o2tAE 81, ~ 49,. 60; RHUswIx %;
81 ssltsS2isflesi ahsai:. - i,,,,.. .!.g..
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GRAHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL.
y. =. Smith A Co., Graham Flour and Orushea
wheat, direct from their mill IN Brooklyn every
week. rresh Oat Meal 10 bulk; Genuine Scotch
Ost Meal IN pound packages; Genuine Iffsh Ost
Meal, from the wster Gate Mills. In Is 10 tit cans
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80 We Are -
" g. UL'D I'D SELL

b u K II . WI
And Save 35 Per Cent,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-07

0tytl.Gte. Gin etpas dltsrta T'ou'
en,,mmer fam neult& in Berlin gum etar'
besbeamten: .Sf bas bier, no man bic OBJ
uaotcrifHt Gtptlebe an8ebtn tann 2" ston'
b~tsteamter: vAnerbtnss." Daune: damn
Bite Ids Ste uu, fofortse2rauuns." @ta1'
besbeamter: .@o IL benn Str 8rdutt'
oar, 2" Dame: .Brdutteam? Grlaubeu
6te NAL! Den mug i'd tp& bier a~eltstsr'
bstcmmea, ,pp3u mare benn fcna BIZ Gbe o.
ltsatcrtiA"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-07-25

their supplies the Lowest 6urb;
So let The agent oct To buys sell,
and do business when i can be
well done and on the lowest terms:
That ths foregoing Is respectfully
submitted TO the subordinate
Oranges Of Louisiana for consid-
Grafton.
3. That the Secretary forward 8
copy 81 these resolutions under
the seal 81 the Grange, 70 each
subordinate Oranges ia Louisiana;
that the same be published 10 the
official organ, The Rake, Our
Home Journal, Republican. Bee,
Picayune, Times, Bulletin, and
that all journals friendly to the
movement be requested to publish
the same.
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with all manuscript Inattar for publiea
ton IN newspapers or magazines.
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