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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

TREMENDOUS SALES OF HARDWARE are Gems
family taking place at the great house of E. Il,
RAIL. He is actually selling immense qusnti-
ties CT goods, judging by he constant departure
q loaded wagons from his corner The farm
erS from far and near selecting their agri-
cultural implements ard hardware. The great
sales OF Rubber Paint indicate that they are sp-
preciated in this market, They are surprisingly
cheap, handsome and durable. L. b. himself
is sround in person and making things lively
usual. He has the most complete assert
melit IF hardware, crOCkery, paints, oils, glass
Medslion Range. Rail is OF ring everything in
his line st very low prices. jyll-tt
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RIGHT Rev. BISHOP O'CoNNg

RIGHT Rev. BISHOP O'CoNNEIL will
preach and give confirmation in the
Catholic Church, Carson City, on Sun
day next, August lst. Vespers and Ben
ediction of the Blessed Sacrament in the
evening at "a O'Clock.
Rev. Mr. TEyIs got back from the
Lake yesterday afternoon. The honest
truth about the matter is, we don't
know that Mr.. I. has been to the Lake
at all. but we do know that we saw
somebody in the Bigler stage yesterday
all covered with dust and that when his
head doomed up it looked like the Par
son. Besides, the stage was headed to-
ward his houss.)
GEoRGE kITzMEIEE has lately received
10: OF Eastern-nade furniture. We
took d look at it yesterday. Some of it
Is very hhndsome-one bed room set,
especially. is very elegant. Some chests
OF drawers are neat and commodius.
Also some tables. desks, side boards and
card stands, all solid walnut and
marble. A very excellent assortment to
select from.
HAM LIGHT was in town yesterday.
Said he vcs going to make a flying trip
to Phoebe and then return to the North
ern Belle mine across lots. Ham can do
1t If anybody can. He has the contract
for the hauling for the Northern Belle
Company.
TIE P1o-wEED CRop is now being
harvested. 1t uniformly cuts, in these
parts. about forty tons to the acre-vol-
0nteer crop At that.
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| E1ENShs
BEAVER, July 29.--In Tn. Mountain
Meadows massacre case to-day. Spicer,
for the defense, moved stay OF all fur
Their proceedings, on th" ground that this
was no legal term Of Court, the Governor
having fixed the term OF Coart without
due authority.
The Court over-ruied the motion.
AsIee came into Court to-day he shed
tears.
Spicer opened the case for the defense.
He sketched the course Of the Arkansas
immigrants down the Valley Of Utah,
and said their butchevy was unparalleled
ed and fiendish. He would rot claim
that Indians alone did the deed, for
white men were .here with hearts ns
black as those of the savages. H. would
admit orders were issued TO these white
en-such orders as could not b" dis
obeyed-c compelling the obedience OF
those who took part. He would admit
that the Mormon Church had bad men
in it. as was the case in all frontier coun-
tries. Any church gets snch men in it,
He would claim that the Mormon Church
was not alone TO blame. bat the men
who did the deed acted as much from the
desire Of their own wicked beats a.
from their religious convictions. lie
wonl1 prove that Lee acted under orders.
but would not claim. as Joshg. did that
his orders came from the Lord for de-
.trnc,ion n n.or.I. az N, ,itv Al II.
vonla claim that No nroof had been
r,oIa ,bst ba Lill.i any ono .hopob
nr.s.r, 10 uorrj sboy ,L,t "a. IN
,n,,;,r,,,s j., oil I-t,,b va .ro..,.l hirllv
md fnrnisbed ennplies hnf Nil IN
torn ac.oI h.5ly md cr,.,el oreo,
t,o,,bIe 81 n,nc6 So III tho tain ii.
,;5ad ard rad two cantoire H.. you'll
.,oir, 49,, I-.,b az ibe tina y, tho in.
1os;n,, in a st,,. ~ var Tbo n.c,,1a
bo3 ,osolro.;, brr,, mi, bo,nes loo "a
~ ra,,.,o;,,. ~ L. ,ar I,f,,,o,,,,
ar,,,. go ,Lnr ~. .5r,ro,i,,s M .o-
Tan,raa,a.,. a,,1 - - - e,,,,, 81.
.,,,f,,Ii.s ~ ,to,tcs j., ~. r,.,oa,
H. ;ropld sboc, ,h,t orr, C,...I. VS. tho
bl1,,,a ~ .toI.o,, Tna;ers Eorncl ,L,ir
~ 10. Ii,;,c -. ~. ir,r,'i,ra,,,.,
ha,sr1 i;ni,,ify ,,n,il H. Tn,iians ia
go .rraCa1 h.,.l,-5 o,,,,rol y, 49,
.I,rs rho. ~ ,,,ssaora re- oil, a.,
- nI,aln ,i,rI,,L ~; - -"
in i inst as ,h.ra va az nser..i1 ond |
Wvn,';,.a Tbaro WINS bnt ono NAV ,,bn |
ra;se5 bis hand and yoire in sIl tbn asys .
Of the sieoa nt Mountain Noalows 10,
the -afe,v Of the immiorants md rai.ed /
bis vice SAVING "Pof6re GOA can't 40 |
tbis 1a.d "That man wasJ Holm u I.a (
If klincen smith a Rishop' with an.
tbority' swesrs that he dare no. d,sobev.
and that he fired on the immigrants to {
save his own life. what can be expected |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

TIE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsoy Streets is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
oest OF wines. liquors and cigars are, also, sold
of the bar. first class Pedro Game for the
amusement of guests, cold lunch ut all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomrnen-
cations to public favor. Il. r. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession. DIR. VIM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cure COUGHS, Colds and Consumption.
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE mhl2.Gm
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MINING STOCK REPORT

Forenoon Board
1855 Opbir SIS, 5611s
1895 Mexican 2214. %
$500 Gould & Curry 20. 1917
1910 Best & Belcher So, 81 biz
400 Savage AS. l43
sos Chollar IS, SO
1850 Crown Point "a. 30 b30
70 Yellow jacket 10. SO
1880 Imperial 1laz. IL
geo Empire Mil rs. ~
$40 Kentuck 15'.. l5s,
2l0 Alpha 2lii.. 21i4
300 Belcher 80, 23Zs
200 Confidence %. "a.
3l5 Con Virginia $40. 34l
1915 Sierra Nevada 20, 1898
$50 Daney i
1880 California Go. G6 b30
$50 Bullion 53i.. SO
10 Exche9uer 200
1875 Seq Belcber 100. a911.
$50 Overmen 81, slla
% Justice i40
400 Succor SIG
2220 Union Con 10
1880 Lady Bryan T..
655 Julia u. 21'.
$50 Caledonia Is. IS.
17o Knickerbocker
l15 Globe II
roo Baltimore a.,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

Mrs. ANNA 8. BRsoKs, Carson's favorite
milliner, is now sble to superintend kcr business
and has secur d the assistance Of first-class
milliner. Those back orders for hats will now
receive her attention. je25-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

l30 Meadow Valley D.. d.
32o Raymond & t!y As b, 81. BIO
200 Jackson %
100 Phoenix I
300 Belmont 81.
400 Rye Patch /. rs
IS American Flag II.
900 Chief OF Hill 4Je
1899 Leopard II
1875 Jefferson 4.
42O Gila A.,
30 Panther 3
90 st Patrick
200 Mahogany
3040 Mansfield =, 30
900 g Chariot i,
500 South Chariot 1Jc
4s0 War Eagle 25c
70 Empire Id 37isc
l4o Poorman 81. 80
300 Illinois Central 5 :. g..
10 Challenge G..
465 Dayton ,
1910 Rock Island 4, 3.
40 Utah 1511a. 10
700 Pauper Poe
80 K X Con s..
100 South Mountain g.
$50 Silver Hill IL. 10s.
$40 New York Con A.
10 Occidental
$40 Phil Sheridan
go American Flat 37s,4
so TYLER Toe
s65 Woodville 8. 81.
Go Mint SOC
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

s. J. WHITE. N. D., Physician snd Surgeon,
is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street. opposite the Capitol
je34-ts
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRhssY EoUsE-SEoRGE D. FRYER. PRoPRIETok
Jas econey A Foster II Holman
Q Spratt + Gamble Hyudnsn
z J barry Ii ClUttto W Hawkes.
81. CHARLES HOTEL, BRADEa PoI, PROPRIETOR
y " Mcguire Amos Cook Dan Gaylord
D FsInsUorth Martin T Pollard
Jos Hinges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30
FIEANCxAL AND COMuERCySI,
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK. August S0.-The POstFs financial ar
tcle seys:-The week opens in Wall street on a duh
market Gold opened at ia, and has since sold At
!Hsall4k. en gold loans the rates have been Liza
La per day and TO per cent. per annum for use'
Foreign exchange Is down for prime bankers ster-
ng 10 4St1sais9, with business low as l,5IsatS3
The money market continues extremely easy with
call loans lea27a per cent and with nero sntile pa
ket are dull end strong. The stock market Opened
ab0nt as /; closed Saturday, and in the FIRST hour
Were was decline Of to Ia per cent, the latter
western Union Telegraph. In the next half hour
f pi was rise Of 70 per cent the latter Union
Union Pacific, Of y a% the rket now being steady
Extreme sales giving stocks in order Of activity,
have been as foliows:-Western Union Telegraph,
SAasl>5; Pacific Mail, 3sa37I, Lake shore, 6Ia6pS;
NNriei which has been exceptionally firm, l614sls's
Northwestern, l5sa4O5s; preferred, 56lsa5hGs; st
Paul, a71z; preferred, 6s l63I1 Union Pacific
Pacific Telegraph, 2laas6 ~
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, August S0-virginis SKIS peeier.
ssh: do. consolidated, COZ; West Virginis's az
North carolina tsixs, old 10; do. new, lO3k bid to,
BALTIMORE, August sO-Ootton quiet-middIins O.,
Hha1s.; Flour dull-Howard street and western
super, 47bs5 30; do, extra. 5.!5s5S5 DO, family
seUao go city mills super, 4T5a5 %; do extra 67sa
IU; do, Rio brands, 7.00s7 Is: do. family, 900,
wheat nrmer-No. western amber, Las; mixed
do, Lao No. 2, western red, l.io; Penusylvania
red, idOal42; Mary land red, l.Dal AS; do amber
lA1alb2; do, white, 2tal IS. Corn duIl-nomi'
mai Tor western: southern stesdy-southern white
5sesl, DO, yellow, oii western mixed, aDn bid 81
oats dull-new southern, 47s54; do, mixed new
Ssasg. Bye, demand good, market firm, 9Oa9S Hsy
steady, demand fsir-Mary land and Pennsylyania
timothy 2sa% Provisions quiet and ST dy. Pork,
y 2sa22 50. Bulk meats-shoulders, 9; clear rib
sides, l2]tal2la; loose: packed, 9jS2l2s. Bacon
shoulders, lealg1s; clear rib sides, l35zalssI
r ans, l5al51s Lard steady-ined, a5tal5 Butter
sfeady-western extras, Is; do, rsts e2t23 Petro-
ieum dull-crude, 61ss514; refined, n9G:llh Co.
ieegniet but stropg-Rio cargces IL i2l; Jobbing,
Ea22 Whisky dull, l.22.
NEW YORK, August S0.-Stocks active and weak
Money. d. Gold, IA. Exchange-Iong, aS7I:
SNORT, 49, Governments steady.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Fiour firm What
firm. Corn dun and heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30

OPENING CT THE THEATRES TONIGHT
The amusement seasons opens 10 night with
the reopening OF both our theaters, under
management of Mr.. John T. Ford. AT the
ably Known 10 amusement goers as celebrat-
ed vOcalfsts and comedians, appear In new
play specially adapted TO their abilities, en-
Titled Heinrich and Hettie, which portrays
interesting scenes and events in the soutn
Atientic states. 1t Is full OF fun from be-
aiming 10 end, and must be seen TO be fully
appreciated
At Forts Opera House HiverIy's min
strei troupe, one OF the best Ia tie country.
open FOR weeks fun, bright ssyi1s,s cor,,i -
dance and mirth- provoking limitations,
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Condensed Local

Tie street lamps will be Iisnte-i to-r,iph, a.
T.f5 p. m, and extinguished 40 e. m.
Contractor Albert Gleason has corr n1euca1
EroGirg 10Th street. between p aud q r1ro-,sr-
a:ory 10 paving II with concrete.
The pupils of Prof. +. l.. Valentine give
BIN complimentary excursion next We'd
Jas. Watkins. colored. q ae-lizen of Pleas
ant alley, South Washington GOT enraeed
WIN ms wife on saturday night, and bit one
OF Ger ears entirely of.
The American NeuchateI Company has
Just pui down one of their patent pavements
IN the lobbieS of the court room at the City
Hall, ard IN the halls about them.
The District Comm iSSiOneTS, 0nnpanied
by Lieut.. HOxie, are engaS 4 to-day in In
specting damage to public works by the
The AHalostaa Beat Club has received, but
has not yet acted upon, n challenge from the
Nessau Club, % New York. 10 row a three
mile stTaf ghtway race over the course Of the
Harlem Dating Association.
NHlCer Hess, or the 9Th precinct, is entitled
70 he thanks Of the west-enders for Kidding
me h street market o: a notorious sneak
tE1ef FCCwn as Johnny MuzZy. who was
Gag on SATURDAY night.
ON Saturday Officer Heinline arrested a
ColCrfd man named George Kulon, charged
by Henry II. Dudley with the forgery of "A
Geed transferring piece of property worth
- 40. BE was locked up.
esterday afternoon Officer Snead found n
dead female colored infant in the river near
me foot of efh street west. and conveyed 10
20 the GTSt precinct station, where the cor
Il d4lI gave a teELluCtEe o.
burial.
y Baltimore colored rough named w H.
Golden ard cOlOred barkeeper Of this city
Eemed John d. Wallace. were removed from
the Iheater COnique Saturday night for dis
turbir z the audience. They were put under
lock and key at the central guardhouse.
tfcer MckeDDa, of the LIST precinct. about
a O'Clock yesterday morning arrested. az
the Washington end OF the Long bridge
oven Tay lor, eoloref, who was fleeing from
two Virginia cCnstables. He is charged in
CONF any with another man, with commit
trg depredat Ons Saturday night in Union
village: lie was turned over to the Virginia
authorities.
At q meeting OF resident Frenchrnen Sat
urCay n1sht, for the purpose OF raising funds
Ior the relief Of the sufferers by the GarOnne
foods, committee composed OF Messrs c.
Colne, l. G. Colliere, Y. l.. Colliere, J =.
Maliet, and Louis Schneider was appointed
10 make arran gements for a concert Ad-
dltlCnSl SUBSCRIPTIONS, amounting to S5S So
were received, making a total thus far Of
$40 20. "
The rural bazaar and tournament in aid of
carroll chapel and school, to take place at
Forest Glen on tomorrow and Wednesday
next, will undoubtedly be an interesting epi-
sHde IN the history Of that neighborhooi.
Mr.. r. A. Lambert, lawyer Of marked
pcWerS, has been requested TO deliver the
Grafton, and Judge Blair will award the
prizes at the Tournament. Access via Me-
frOi Gillian branch road.
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CITY 1T Ms.

looOc DOLLARS wcRTH OF NEW BooTs
me pest nakeS' at astonishing low prices
are Tor safe at the old and well known shoe
house of L EFrTpprv
~ IN street between u and Z u W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30

CLOSE OF a CATHOLIC RETRFAT-.Sgle,qa
-dsss o. Requiem The secular Clergy OF the
Na'hOlic Churcn OF Inc Archdiocese OF Balti-
more closed their retreat Oh SATURDAY morn
Ls l'Sst by celebrating a solemn mass oi
requiem for the repose OF the denarted souIs
OF tie clergy OF the archdiocese. Rev, Dr..
Wnite, or st Matthew's Church. Washing
Ton, o1nciated, with the Rev. l.. Mal!Oy OF
~. johns Church, as deacon. and the Rev,
o. T. CorTigan, OF St. Peters Church, sub
Deacon The mass was sung nv the fifty
priests present in the Solemn tones of the
GregoTian chant, the effect OF which was yerv
impressive. The Rev. Or. White, who cele-
brated the mass, is the Oldest priest in or,ji-
nation in the archdiocese, The Archbishon
Was present. III lne sanctuary during the SER
vices. II is understood that no irnusediafa
transfer OF clergynen from the churches they
occupy at present Will take Place oltinaor,
Gazette, Sch.
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The BLEARCHDEACON SCorr. Of
human, Quebec, saws that he suffered from
dyspepsia mere than TWENTY-FIVE years but
mat three weeks use OF the Peruvian Syrur
(an Iron tonic) has benefited him so won
certully that he can hardly persuade himself
OF tne reality, and people who know him are
aStOnished at the change o
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corn ar of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annuln on deposits for each calendar
10 and 10 .. ZS14tl6
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BEFORE SENDING your children away In
scnooi. marx their clothing with Smiths
rubber stamps or stencils. 1913 Pa ave $500
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JUPITER PLUvIUs-Thfs ancient iudi-
vidual has been carrying things WITH a bign
hand for some time past, bat be cannot
drown out those VINO pay their special I'M
provement taxes through j. c. Lay q Co, 2E3
~ street.-Alr.
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700 10 $4,000 has been invested IN SbocE
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. "How
70 do IT. A book on Wall street, sent free.
New York. :.
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GRnnd Ancninn

ALEN. ADAMsoN's well-knOwn Billiar,,
Room, with stock, fixtures, &c, for sale and
house for rent. 305 9th street, $50
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TE0sE WHO WISH 10 BIZ HAPPY and save
n dollar, would do well by going at once To
Heflbrun's shoe store, 412 TN street north
west where they sell the best made CATERS,
ioots and school shoes a. astOnish1usiy low
ut.
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Grand sknen

Grand Opening
OF saturday next of Francs mems furnish
lngs and hat store, al 623 Pennsylvania ave
.
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on saturday next OF Francs mems furnish
lngs and hat store, at GO Pennsylvania ave
hUc' S,2I,6
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 20
r. Screrer and Kate Angel, Of GeDrgetGxc
ana Robert Z. Mckinney and Harriet Har-
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so The shoe can be worn with ease. Bunions.
IhgrONlng Nails, Vascular Excrescences
and other ailments of the feet successfuIly
treated, at DIR. Whites establishment. 18Th
street; opposite the Treasury. Hours 8 a.
m. TO y. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30

VIZ CHALLENGE the world 10 proi1ce a
collar that wiz Keep clean longer without
washing, than the EInwoOd.-AGg,
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WHY He REsIGNED.-OnIy a few DAYS
since an Arizona postmaster caused to b.
published long and indignant card wherein
he resigned MS once because the salary did
not repay him for the labor And now the
government is looking for that postu aster
whose cash account is IS 700 short
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Weather Probabilities To-Day.
LOCAL " e VS..
Arnusemeuts, Ac., Tonic

N0fioHGI 1he"fre.-MeTsrs. BAKER and Far
ron M HeITrIcb and Hettie."
FCgC-S C;er1 H0USe.-Have-iyss Mf-,s-rs,s.
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syOnly eleven postmasters have licked
STAMPS for Boston since 1889.
~ Mr. Key, the new senator from Tonnes
see, is hard money man.
ErEx-Secretary Cox is unable, from press
OF business, to canvass Ohio for the republi-
cans, but supports Nr. Hayes.
UJ. s. Giles, the absconding postmaster
OF Prescott, Arizona, has been arrested at
st. Thomas. Nevada, and s6, 900 Of his plum
der recovered, besides 800 from an accom-
plice.
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Ne& Eutsrurf.e

The popular and extensive dry goods firm
of Messrs. Lans6urgh & Bro. have lately
concluded arrangements by which they are
enabled 10 offer additional inducements TO
purchasers OF dry goods unsurpassed in New
York or any other city In the United States.
Buying in immense quantities, they have
entered Into extensive contracts with lead
ing manufacturers, both in Europe and Anne
rica, by which in future they will receive all
their goods direct from the mills and facto-
rles, without being subjected to the import
efs, or agents costs, commissions or charges,
1T fact, at prime cost OF production.
In order 10 give the public the benefit OF
these reductions. and II find additional room
and market for the sale Of the immense In
voices OF goods daily received and on the
way, they have been compelled to build a
grand branch store at No. loo eth street, be.
tween X and L. which will be opened on
Monday. September 6. The great specialties
mat are being offered by Messrs. Lansbursh
q Bro. In their line Of goods, combined with
low prices, fine quality, and varied selec-
tohs, must secure for their established
double store. Nos AGA and iO6 tn street. and
LOT their handsome new branch store, fG2o
'oh street, an unusual large throng OF buyers.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Al oUh NAshIrGroA OFFICE We KEEP
ALtso LINZ OF SAMPLE GARMENTS YB0K
DUB READY MADE STOCK. CONSISTING OF
OUh LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YoUrHB,
AED CHlLDkENB SUITS, AND sPRlHC
ovERO0ATs, FROM wHIOH WE I'LL On
pKES In TWO Days TIM.
ONE SPECIALITY LII QUE yURNnHruc
GOODS DEPARTMENT. IL TIE AMERIOAR
YOKE SHIFT, A PERFECT FITTING CAR-
MEET, WHICH WE MAKE 10 hkAsURu on
yURHIaH REkDH 4AD1.
Devl1n 4 Co.,
sp0-H HOS y srRRpr
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earns Enirnct.d Wi,han. p..

Grand Opening
on saturday next OF Francs mems furnish
lngs and hat store, at 623 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. soIe
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THOSE WHO WISH 70 spend pleasant eve
uiLg should remember that the picnic OF the
". {. HiberliaL benevolent Society, No 4,
heretofore pOstr~Oneu on account OF bad
weG tEer. VIII take place at the Scnuc.zeu
Park tO-uoTrOw evening.
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y WILD Boy CAUGHT.-A gentleman ar
rlNec from Marcus yesterday, and brought
the news of tie capture OF a wild bow a few
miles from that place. The boy was irst 81 s.
covered waliowiDg in pond Of shallow wa
ter, and when approached he broke like q
quarter horse, running about a mile before
lie could be ovtrtaken by men Oh ponies. Rid
ing up near, the boy was lassOed, when a
fierce contest eDSUed, the strange being strik-
ing, kicking, and lngging about in most
fearful manner, and apparently being fright
ened almost To death. Finally he was over
powered, tied, and taken To the house of the
man who first discovered him. His body wa 2
covered with hair about -four inches long
and from size and appearance he is supposed
10 be about twelve years old. He is unable
10 talk, but possesses reasoning power, ana
now follows his capior about like a dog
a .sStlH YerdSl Statesman
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CUSTOM DEPARyKgST.

TOE DUB olsrOH TRApn1z EErP ThF
bEtrAsSORTEJ eTOOK or HATERIALs n
BE FOUND IN TIE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY rOI
Us, AND THk CHOICEST FANCY STYLES on
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GEhMAH AND AMEKI
CAH MAHUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRaNCH
OF QUE BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEsT
ARTIsrfO TALENT, uHEQUALED LABOR
fOR TIE MECHANICAL WORE, AND In
EVERf RESPECT TURN OFT sTRiCTLT
FlRST-CLAss GARnLNTs. ALL CLOrBIKQ
ObDEkED AT 0UR WASHINGTON OEFIOn
FOB THIS DEPARTmENT IL MADE up IN
HEW YORK as REPRESENTED. NorwIr9-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME IN
QUE OOnPETIroRs THAT WE FILL rHnan
ohpkke TB0A oUk READY KADF sTOQK
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MECHANICAL TINKERING cannot arrest
Inc decomposition of the teeth. Nothing will
co TINS bTt that pure disinfectant and pre-
sentative which. under the name Of Saz0iG,.t.
mas become staple OF the toilet throughout
the world. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30

A TERRIBLE disqualification is dead
Last week ne was supposed 20 be worth
S2G.000,C00. Yesterday he was known 10 be a
pauper. Tomorrow be viii MI q suicides
grave. The magnificent mansion where NE
entertained hundred guests is without "A
master, and all the millions ne mad amassed
have slipped through his fingers. II is the
lator. He threw all, from day 10 day, on the
turn of "A die, aud when the end came he had
nothing more TO live for. There ia no use to
InoIallze. But IL may be asked just here
Does II pay-N y Com. Advertiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30

a RELIC OF 1T7i.-Jefierson Hester. of
6iester's mill in Upper Tulpehocken, is
using ON his farm a four horse wagon which
is l0i years old. The date MA is Inscribed on
The SHAFT. This wagon was Mr.. Hiester's
great erandiather's first wagon, and has been
down 20 the other ever since