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Now the time of the year for Pneumonia Lung Fever
Coughs Colds and fatal results of predispositOn to Con-
sumption other Throat Lung Diseases BoscHEEs
GERMAN SYRUP has been used this neghbohood for the
past two three years without single failure to cure
If you have not used this medicine yourself 70 your
Druggist W. Russell Troy, Kansas and ask him of its
wonderful among his customers Two doses will
relieve the worst If you have faith in any mei
cine just buy Sample Bottle of Boschees German Syrup
for 10 cents and try it, Regular size bottle IS cents Don't
neglect a coush to save IS cents Sept. 30
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EDITOR CHIEF You will by the wathena reporter
Of the sd inst giving the list Of those who voted for del
eSaes that the Republican party supported by great
many who have heretofore voted the Democratic ticket
This goes show that the coming election Is
sure thing and will make clean sweep in favor Of the
Republican party.
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e The Grange Feast and election of delegates, at
Severance November 9Th instead Of the 10TH
as it was published last week
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sheriff.

THOMAS J. vANDERsLIcE is candidate for reelection
to the Office of Sheriff of Donphan County, subject to
nomination by the Peoples Convention.
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of DOnphan
County subject the decision of the independent voters
at the ensuing November election.
SAMUEL MAQUILKES.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Represeutatiyc.

Fee (H ddeGnee)-For Legislature County Oaee, IS
TOlCRship City Ofee, g.
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Richmond and Fort Scott Coal on hand by the bushel
ton or car load at Troy Depot. Terms Cash.
ausI2 H H. WHEELER. Agent.
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Justice OF the Peace.

We authorized to announce JAMES F. FoRNAN as a
candidate ION his ticket for reelection to the Office
of Justice of Peace Wayne Township at the
ing election.
P s. SOBER is candidate for reelection as Justice Of
the Peace for Centre Township.
s. B. CUTLKR is candidate for the Office of Justice of
the Peace and if vii keep Office in Troy, and
discharge the duties of the best Of his ability
At the instigaton Of friends will say this that il
elected Justice Of the Peace in Centre Township, will
accept the Office provide good and discharge the
duties as near right rs know how s. r. SHEPHERD.
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The melancholy days are come,
The saddest of the year"
A GOOD ARTICLE.
At Least the Indie. Of IseaveAworth Seem q
Think SO.

At Least the Indie. Of IseaveAworth Seem 10
Think So.
Although DIR. Maxwells Kansas Baking Powders have
been but comparatively short time in the market they
have by their merit received the praise Of every one
who has had the good fortune them. The follow
ing card will explain itself:
We the undersigned hOusekeepers of the city OF Leav-
enworth testify to the great excellence Of Dr. MaHwes
Baking Powders and recommend them unsurpassed by
any powder have ever used. They are home manu-
facture and as good as the best.
Mrs c. W. HELM
MRs. J. b. INsLET,
Mrs wM Dill,
Mrs 5. NJ NEELET,
MIs. LUCIEN BAKER
MES NJ. W. DELAHAI.
For sale by J. l. Craney ID. s Sergeant C. Leland Jr,
w P Russell and ]. F. Wilson Troy. octsstE
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Sam. Hardy is the latest arrival with big turnip.
1t weighs pounds 1t a VOLUNTEER at that
ground where there had been turnps for three years
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-=-Trv the new Concentrated Perfume at W. 7: kns-
.iI.eyerlasting and very cheap He also has the eH
Iusive sale of the Japanned PenwarrAned not TO cor
roda
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~ Rev F. E. Sheldon will preach at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and evening.
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hereby announce mxsslf an Independent candidate
for the Office of Representative Of the Second Legislative
District subject to the decision of the independent voters
of Wayne and Centre Townships.
JAMES II. TRANT.
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~ The many friends Of George W. Townsend Wii re-
St 70 learn that he is in critical condition. from inc
eets of the wound received his knee some Tune snce
Tuesday morning, absent friends wero
~ Il sti alive and may recover, but the chances are
tfcsl
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Il The wagons are beginning to 60 through again,
bearing the device Kansas bust" The fellows who
this their wagoncovers usually the who
skedadde the poor crop and that Kansas is
played out.
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ES= Come one all and examine Craney's stock Of
Boots and Shoes His stock is complete and he will sell
them cheap Tor cash.
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~ No humbug-I wish to close out my stock Of Clio
thing. and offe- it at prime cost
sept9. CT. VAN BuskiRk
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II Next Monday is All Saints Day. Sunday evening
is Haow Een the time when young ars pull the farm
es pumpkins and cabbages and pile them up against the
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~ C. F. Van Buskirk will sell Clothing at cost, iron
tins time on until the entire stock Is closed out
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Dominican Coal Yard.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

NOTICE hereby given that sealed proposals will be
received by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Denphan Comfy Kansas, at the office of the County
CLERK up November 9Th. 1875 at for the building
OF bridge Wolf River at Lewis Crossing; plans
specifications to be furnished by the Township Trus
tee Of Township and be the office Of the
County Clerk and said Trustee after October 18th,
1875 The Board the right to reject aad all
bids
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELYE.
October IL fs75-lw. County Clerk.
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ry- Headquarters for School Books and School Sup
plies at W. =. Russelrs.
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Flour and Meal.

Franklin & Tricks Flour,
Robert Flickinger's "a
Bowman & Nurphy's =.
Rye Flour and Meal at lowest prices and in quantities
70 o IL CH1s 4. KUcHs. DOuiphan.
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-, - discontinue the sale of Clothing entirely
s,ock for sale at cost 1t is large and well as
NY ,;ctI c. +. VAN BUsKIRK.
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p,,crwpr,T,-The Banner Mills will grind Buck~hea'
Cor customers on Friday of each week octi4"4.
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- Frank Dreaming reports turnip in the Eastern
part of the County, weighing Il pounds!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

II complete assortment of Clothing thrown the
market by C. F. Van Buskirk at actual cost less.
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TaMnshiu Trukiee.

hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection
the Office of Register of Deeds ALBERT HAzEN.
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70 The Flour trade speciality at Craneys. He keeps
Hannibal Tracy Parkers Geary Ohio Mills, and
wathena Flour, cheap for cash. sepI6.
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FROu GEORGE p. ROWELL d 60.
~ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
eiiENTENNIA
~ HISTORY OF IHE U. S.

Tie great uterri In thrilling history country
makes this the fastest selling books published 1t
contains over ae historical engravnss and 600 pages
with full Of the approaching grand Centennial
celebration Send for full description and extra terms
to 4 gents. NATIONAL PUBLISHING co, Chicago
and st. Louis 2lnetfw
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good store room in Troy will be leased rented on
reasonable for two orthree years For terms
etc. inquire at the CHEF Office. augs6.
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Prescription Free

for the seedy cure of special troubles to the
youn. and middle aged Nervous, mental and physical
deprrsson memory aud energy pains in the back
seiEdstrst dizziness. dmncss of sight, confusion OF
ideas and other disorders of the system
nrnt on various habits lower the vitality of the
fem ANY druggist has the ingredients. Address DR.
r., III. HILTON, Cincinnati, %. 2l9ct4w.
G. - day at home Agents wanted. OUTFIT and terms
'9l : free. TRUE CO.. Augusta, Maine. 2loct4w
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Isaac Il. JACKSON will be supported for Road Oversee
for District No. O. in Iowa Township.
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Coal Ward.

r fine assortment of Lamps very cheap, at W. P
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JOSEPH F. HAMrsoN is a candidate for Treasurer {
DOniphan County.
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Constable.


MoRDEcn JOHNS is a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Constable of Centre Township.
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Remenber This.

II There are thimble-riggers in town. Beware o
them
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On long time at low interest well improved Farms in
Doniphan County Kansas. Apply to
juneai. Y. K. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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County Commissioner.

DAVID is a candidate County Commissioner fol
the Second District comprising and Wayne Town
ships.
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Plaintiffs
Defendants.


NOTICE is hereby given that will on the ed day of
u November \. ID. Is75. the hour Of o'clock p. NJ
of said day at the north door of the Court House in the
sale at public auction, for cash the following described
real estate premises and property, to wit: The Railroad
of the Saint Joseph and Topeka Railroad COMPANY as
is constructed In the County of DoniphHn and
State Of Kansas. including all that portion Of
Railroad constructed from wathena by way Of Paer.
10 Donphan, in said County Of Donphan and State
Of Kansas and also all its right title and and
part the said railroad track right way
read bed and fixtures owned by il jointly with the Saint
Joseph and Denver CITY Railroad lying between Wathena
and Elwood i'm said Donphan County Kansas together
with an and singular the ght Of way naid road belong
in said Saint Joseph and Topeka Railroad Company,
in ain County II Doaphan and also an Of the road ~ tie
siRt Joseph anil Topeka Railroad an main.
tanned aous said route and railroad wen all their
privileges rights lands right Of franchises and pro-
peTty belonging said Railroad Company in upon or
apprrtIians said railroad including it, right
struet maintain anl extend its said line Of road nner
charter and including its road bed its track its stations
station houses depot grounds rails fences engines en-
CINE houses ties iron machine shops and ali locomotives
and rolling stock and all other property Of every kind
description whatever whether real personal
mixed appertanng belonging TO said Railroad Compa-
in said County Of and State Kansas afore
also all Of lands and estate together with
all and singular the rights and corporate powers and fran
ches Of the said Company Of kind and nature what
soever and all aPpurtenanees thereto belonging In
wise appertaining
Taken the property Of the Saint Joseph and Topeka
Railroad Company and offered for sale the highest bid
der for cash satisfy certain judgment and
of record in the District Court for DonPhan County in
the State of Kansas in hch George H. Hail. W. b. Craig
John L. Motter Obe Craig. George w. Barr, and H. II.
Butterwoth behalf Of themselves and Of all the other
par In this controversy avail themselves the bene-
ts Of this suit PLAINTIFF and the saint Joseph and
Topeka Railroad Company and John Colhoun are defend
ants
described have been appraised AZ the of hundred
and forty thousand dollars, CHRONOLOGY
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October A. D.
THOMAS j. vANDERsLICE.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
October 81, Is75-jw. Prs fee. $50.
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y Popular illustrated book eco pages) on MANHOOD
wooaANHooD MARRIAGE! Impefiments to Marriage;
the and Sen. securely sealed post paid for 80
cents by DIR. c. WHITTIER GIT St Charles Street st
Louis No. the great specialist Read his works. noIg'
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AGENTS.

BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row New York.
s NJ. PETTENGILL s. CO. 81 Park Row, New York.
GEORGE 7. HOWELL & CO. 40 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL & CHESMAN, st. Louis, No.
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For Lease or Rent.

At Biekford Sinelars you viii find everything in tn,
School line sept3o
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q Headlight and Radiant Parlor Oil, at BiekfOrd
Sinclair's.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

wv l. want live who desire to make 4 business of
w selling books by subscription take territory
History OF Iowa or History Of Kansas,
History of Wisconsin. History of the Northwest
Each of these bC1ks and contain 80 illus
trations earh the latter 600 egTayiagS. Nnu
sell five Of State History to Of any other huuk We
give exclusive territory liberal commission Send,
for private tHss, .r;sIl> fz=s c-eais si- 30 the Of
fee nearest You. Address,
B. 3. RUSSELL 6 CO., Publishers,
2loct4w. IddsoB Wis.. Of Des NDiaes. IoIrd
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

r. Pure Cider Vinegar at Bctford & sinciair's-
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3 o o & 5
9 IL q r. 8 .

TAKE pleasure in announcing to the public that am
n better than prepared to manufacture order
every style and description of Boots and ShOes-coarse
fine pegged sewedin the Eeatest and substantial
A variety of Eastern work hand for the accommods
tion of those who prefer it,
Making and repairing done orcr and the best article
of ready made work hand at all times. shop Nam
Street sign of the Big Boot nearly opposite C. W NOyes
Store. PHILIP KELLY.
White Cloud Kansas, August {. IsIa
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PceniiarIties Of a Rich Family.

when William Z. Astor. whodiei on We'd
nesday, was told that he could not recover,
he said: Il might have lived for another
year If had not caught this cold but I am
satisfied % 20 now. l am eighty-loar years
olc-iODg past the allotted time of -nan-and
at my age life becomes burton Doubt
less the roSsssSOr OF one hundred million
dollars had years before found the made
quacy OF wealth To make life happy. AS
was said OF him by Parton, in his active
years. 'all the wages he receives for so much
care and toll is a moderate subsistence for
himself and his family. and the very trou-
blesOme reputation OF heing the richest man
in America" He has also been character
lied as "the patient, sbstemious, AMI la5o-
rious heir Of the AstOr estate Mr.. AstOr
had been carefully trained by his father,
John Jacob AStOr, to amass money, and
save 10 after IL was acquired. II was bis
rule 10 buy city real estate when he could
get il cheap, and never to sell any OF his
houses or lots. He leased the most or his
lots for twenty-one years, with the StipUla-
ton that the lessee should build on them.
None Of his property was insured, As he held
that the cost of insurance on somany houses
would be greater than the average losses. He
held, also, TO his fathers rule not 10 build
brown stone houses, as they were too extra
VACANT. The brown stone houses which he
OWneu were DUllt by Others and they re-
verted to him on the expiration Of leases.
In 1870 Mr.. AstOr paid two million dollars in
taxes on his houses and lots. He never held
any public Office, his whole life having been
devoted TO the management of his fortune
He leaves three sons, John Jacob. William
B. and Henry. The estate deScends to his
eldest son, John Jacob, who is about co years
of age. IL has been the custom in the AstOr
family for three generations to deposit one
hundred thousand dollars i'm bank at the
birth OF a son or daughter, the money and the
interest 10 be given to the child when he or
she became OF age. Mr.. Aston, Ike his
father. was sharp and exacting in his blsi
ness dealings. As his friends expressed it,
"When lac paid out a cent be wanted a cent
in return" Re was not so prominent in
Charitable works a was his wife. VINO died a
few years ago. She was a manager in seve-
raj charitable Institutions, and gave away a
fortune among the poor.
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The annual report of General Ori, COM
mandiDg The military department OF Texas,
ought 10 be sufficient retaliation or the
assertions frequently heard that the stories
of outrage OF the Texas border by Mexican
banditu are gross exaggeratiOns, circulated
for purpose. General Ord details these out
RACES, and says II seems to him that the cir
cumstanees Of the plumber Of stock ranches
on the Rio Grande are almost Identical with
the piracies committed on our commerce at
one time, ~ the AIgerines. who fed in
safety to their own ports with their prizes
There the offences were committed on the
open sea- and on the Texan border they are
committed with the same ease on the open
plain. In both cases the pirates found a
ready sale for their captures in the ports
where their expeditions were fitted out, and
in both cases the pirates were rewarded by
promotion and honor. Cortina, instead of
being in prison, Is said to be an honorei
guest at the city of Mexico and it is as
serted that President Lerdo courts him in
order 10 secure his influence at the next
presidential election. But General Ord
says that COrtina is not the only leader
in the raiding business, and that some
more effectual means must be adopted
than sending troops and sailors to look on
while our people are being despOiled and
murdered, for il is very evident that the
sailors and soldiers. however willing, can do
nothing If confined 10 this side of the river
and an order to make reprisals, with the
means of carrying out the order would
sometimes, result in indemnity as well as
security. The latter suggestion coming from
such an experienced and able officer as Gen.
Ord is well worthy of serious Consideration
The making OF reprisals would OF course in
yoive invasion of Mexican territory and an
infraction Of our treaty with Mexico, some
thing which the Mexican government is con-
tinually permitting It's lawless bandits to
do. Certainly some severe measure similar
TO that suggested by Gen. Ord Is called for.
The Texans falling TO secure the aid OF the
federal troops have taken the matter in their
own hands, AID Captain McNalley's late ad-
venture OF Mexican soil shows that they
mean business.
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About every parer in the country. north or
south, democratic or republican, has a saw
age dig at Hon. Ben G. Harris, of Maryland,
who asks TO be made sergeant-at-arms OF
the House because he is poor aud because he
was and is a rebel. The very mildest express
sion OF opinion Al the matter is that the
House Will lot probably'feel called upon to
elect lUnatic because he happens to be a
pauper.
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HOTELS.
'ESfMINAfER HOTEL,

ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Irving Place and 18th street. Nev Yorh
One Block hom Union square ana Broadway.
The most central, and Jet auietest location IN the
city. Convenient to the great Stores theatsrs and
churches. Elevator, and all modern improy en- .n,s
Easy access to I'll parts Of tins city By cars and
ssps2-n.w&f.ly O. B. FBRRIE. Proprietor.
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NIIEGANT Stock
DRESS GOODS.

we have rr.' oasrrd the ~ lowing desirable
fALi ard WtNTER pKESS GOODS, viz:
kLEGsET BLACK MATELA ,SE SILKS.
LYON : BLACK 5iLh M tETIuLA yELyETa
RlCH pLAtK GEf CULJREu DRESS SILKS
al BROW ". kAVN BLUE AND OTHER
DE- lRA BIZ COLOk
700 PIECES SEAL BRDwS, DARK GREEN,
NAVY Bill 6lG PLUM COLORED MSsIyOs
100 PIECE LFGaST PLAID ALL-w Dor
CAsH INKS ara CAMEL HAIR GOODS for o yer.
Its eou 'aOh-
BEAL CAMELS' HAIR SQUARE sHAwLs
fEAhCH INDIA SH Avis in great VARIETY, and
many other desirable Goods Just received
One pTiCs on ~, ~ pLa1R fgHsS
w. n. SINISTER IL BRO,
IL GIG PennsgIxania
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FOR SALE.

Goh "a LIZ.
EoR sALE-COUPE. out YER, litl- ascI. 81 IN
4 good order. with Pole and STAIRS . x-fsA -
r = SLHMlIT & Co., No. at9 leih e.sssc.ssSS
street nor bwe>t. novz6 81 Wv
EOR SALE. CHAT A 1t 0fB ERBERCH ,lgs
and large LOOKING GLASS, god tnrFS
bar room Te-taurBh. or barber shop =. ~
g p'Drea at the NATIONAL HOTEL BARBER ~
IN0R silica SINGH SEWING MACHINE.
in perfect order, for p, 81 Slg Aiassac ts-srr.
avenue GOrthwest. usvss-sts
IGOR SsLE-HsudsOme WALNUT PARLOR
Il SITE, Of eIght piece. IN blus AID s-F---v.s.
gclo SILK brocaisl, EliZsbethiAu 80 he, -
with linen covers, complete, original cost y
500; can he bought Al great Lrgair. --szszFsN.
Apply 20 IL u street, between lst ard p .<<f.-s
streets northwest. u1v22-6l'
1 AND and STONE QUAERISS n acJTop A.
ifoEting on railroad from Forest Glen
station nearly 10 Linden station Also, GA the tgp
roads that RUS from I'm street road 20 Hsd station
tMc miles hboNo u a. line. Also. nay ne, iLrul ~
23S acres sdJOinIng Forest Glen eguaiy clyiIgI o.
rsilIoGd Large stonegusrTle- fGog 30 . 80 let
s,one for railroad bridges a.d culverts vii sell
the whole OF in lot. Address r. J. BROW y.
Nhtaton o., Moutgomers 90. NJ uoyli-2s-
L'oR s.LE-one pan Of Bay CARING HUEsEs
u hands, OF one large toupee HORSE. ~,
spply TO WASH. hAlLORs Stsbies, I=2E
street. r-f7-
LOB shIE-TwO fine, large, YouUs. irs!l rrhy
y HORSES; well matched, Inquirs a. "a
lxol 50 treet southwest. oc23m <CyS
L'OR SALE-Fine OAHARY RIRDS eTe-l-.
!, sineers; nice Cspsry ieInales AID Gage &c
1877 south u street. capitcl Hin, GeorEetovu, ~
sDd Hsvv-Ssrd Street Cars pAz- f0nr. sn2s-Is~
lNOR sALE-WiII be sold az a barssin Ta9 bs-.
y rels Hovo's Cave CEMENT This Cement e
superior to al other American Cement. AppiY q
E. A. TEBBf Peoples Bsuk.
ausD II Corner 9Th and streets nor GScst
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Aersrs is$ e; e. !; fi$ :.
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a 8 Z = o I o q Z !.

.This eslsbrsted L.dy A;srolo ~ ana HEALING Ne.
OF ID, northwest. She has superior 10 delireat-
ing the Pest, Present and Future. In isve ousi
ness her advice 10 invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
you Of this sure way 20 IN oil undertakings
lemen. olM. sspll,
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II OR SA LE.
offer for sale all classes Of
BRICK AND FRA ME- HnuSRS

situated in some of the desirable locations on
Capitol Hill, at prices TO suit those who desire TO
BILE terms.
HOUSES FOB RENT.
RENTS COLLECTED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
PROPERTY SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
JOHN EVANS, Real Estate Broker,
octl3 eou 200 Penna. ave. east, Capitol Hill.
EOR sALE-HOUSES for SS,m, $4,000,
us 00, SIS 900, 81 600, D 10 600. $500, 81. 800
$500, $500, e. CO., S2000, 1900. Well loested
and on easy terms. Ell. SWEET.
oct5 tr 81 TIN street
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EXTRAORDINARY CHEAPl-Those masuia-
sfRAUS', 10ll Pennsy lvania avenue. nov15