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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

j: SIMPSON, the old BiIliardist at National
Hotel. Billiard Tables and material at New
York prices 4
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DENIES TIE DADDYSHrP r-J,,,,- -,
STAR there was a report Of a case Of bss
tsrdy-CaTrte Buster against G. w Stevyar,
The latter writes 10 say that the mother a],d
also two Of her witness acknOyleSfp ~
child was that ola white man, I would ike
10 know how the paragraph could be headed
the Picture Of his daddy when 10 was moi
exhibited IN the court, therefor the child is
without a daddy and her counsel cam pro-
tGee one for 10, although ne has try Very
hard Respectfully GEo. ". STEWART"
CLENTNTs, undertaken, High street under
- i'll n ~
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MASONIC the annual meet
ing OF Washington COmmanieTy No I.
knlghtS TeInpiaT, last night, an election f0r
aHicers resulted a. 20 lows. SirS ChaS +
Stan>bCry- eminent commander; Eldred 6
Davis, geneTaliSSiulO; Robert Boyd, captain
generals Rev. W \. Harris. pTelste: w J.
stephenson, senior warden, W. G. Brock
Junior warden, John keywOrth, treasurer:
aTfen IA. circuit, recorder +. r. Schar lirt
MaTueT5 Danl Mcfarland aud Edward Bald
Win, trustees. Sir Knight L. W. BENNETT
VINO retlTeS rom the position OF eminent
eOfhmlandeT, filled that Office in ISL succeed
ing H. Il. French. and i'm addition mas filIeJ
~ ICr me past two years He has also re-
Masonry. u
~ columbia COinmsudery. No. .. Knights
ItInplar, attended religious services i'm a
oody last night at Trinity p T. church The
regular services We're read, several ministers
Iesenlng portion. after which Bishop Pinck-
hey preached sermon from ISt COrinf bians
xNi.lS, watch We. stand fast in the faifh'
iult you Ike men, be strong" The choir
ssng the lS Psalm. Christ our rafuoe :,
after prayer The dONOlOgy was sung and the
sssssnlolage which was very large, dismissed
with the benediction ''eN
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TAXATION.
CITIZENS MEETING.
Gall signed by the Business Men OF

The undersigned, citizens Of the District of
Columbia. respectfully request their fellow
Lincoln Hall. on Monday evening the 10Th
instant. at T:30 o'clock, for the purpose OF
taking such action as may be deemed proper
n regard TO the tax law recently passed by
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New Spring Dress Goods Just Received.
just received, % dozen Of COrsete equal 10 Thorn
SOM glove hitting, at 81, worth 50;
100 pieces Of Cottons as good as Wamsutta, only
l21RC., ~-'s
Best washing CalicOes, &c;
New Spring CalicOes, Sc;
Lace Striped Bishop Lawn, 25c., worth sec;
IO4 Sheetlng Cottons, only 25c;
% Pillow -case COttons, l21Sc:
Beautiiui new Spring Dress Goods, only l21.c;
Beautltul Mohalr Challies, only &c;
worth &c; O'>-N'i
genuine silk Pongees, only &c, worth 81;
25c ~ "'o'"' NNp
Extremely fine Mohair Apacas, &c, worth 621.c.
All, Linen Handkerchief only Sc;
Red-bordered Napkins, Sc;
Sotton,y ardwide, uneleached, Ice, worth l2c
Ladies Hose, 2c., worth lSc; '
Large stock OF new Spring Cassmeres, for msr 5
Bombazlnei andBlack Silks, very cheap.
Come 70 the New Store for bargains
Z. NJ. TOW SON Co., $50 Penn ave-
mars-r South side, near TIN n northwes.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

70 oW Friends and the Pxbhe:-For your better
accommodation we have adopted and will adhere 10
tne Following rules whilst. The Office will be open
every business day from a. m. to p. m. I'd. Those
VINO cannot call, by sending postal card specifying
work 70 be DONE with full address, will be waited on
at residence in any part of the District 3D. All work
prepaid or u o ID; will be delivered at any place in
the District. Goods from distance received and "a.
turned by mail or express by w. III. WHEATLEY,
r6eml9m steam Dyeing and Securing Establishment
Gentlemen W caring Apparel, Curtains, Kid Boots.
nicely Cleaned or DYED. isnI =,
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e. 6. CORNWELL d SONS.
SPECIAL:
HAMS, Extra Sugar-cured for baking.
Davis & Co.. DIAMOND" brand, Cincin-
natl.
ALSO,
BREAKFAST BACON.
TABLE OIL, extra fine large bottles 81
ALBERT BISCUIT, 75c. per tin
FRIITs GLACEES, 81 per pound.
APRiCOTS, CHERRIES, and ASSORTED
81 per pound.
GEO. r. HILL CO.'S
BREAKFAST WHEAT. The most popular
preparation OF Wheat for producing and
maintaining healthful, active condition of
the system. II contains, in a larger proper
ton than most other articles of food, the
Phosphates OF heterogeneous elements so ne
cessary to the development of muscle, nerve,
and brain, and is peculiarly beneficial to dys-
peptcs and persons Of sedentary habits.
MALT HOP TONIC,
or Burton 4 Co.'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF MALT and HOPS, the greatest remedy
In the world for general debility or nervous
aerangement; an excellent tonic and care for
dyspePsa-great restorative and preserya-
tive OF health and strength; manufactured at
Maid stone, the centre OF the hop raising dis
trict OF England, county Of Kent.
@. 6. CORNWELL SONS,
FINE GROCERS
mar25-tr 141s Pa. ave, CPD. Willards Hotel.
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The Payne Wife Murder Trial.
n JURY CAN'T AGREE AND ARE DI.
CHARGED.



ICOsTeSpCR,iegtce Of The lSf0y1
ROCKVILLE, March z, . o'clock a. m.
Et'sioT StctT The trial OF Samuel Payne for
The murder of his wife on Dec. Path last was
resumed yesterday morning in the circuit
court Of this county, Chief Justice Bowie
presiding; with Associate Justices Bouice
and Lynch.
1t will be remembered by your readers that
The dead body Of Mrs. Payne, Iacerated and
bruised, was found IN the woods near this
pany with her husband. the bruises upon
her person, and the fact that she had been
dragged some distance through the briars.
Ihuicateu death by violence, and the I'M
satisfactory statements and singular con
tuct Of Payne pointed TO him as her muir
derer. he was arrested few DAYS there
after, and has since remained in Jail
Payne, who has the appearance of an
honest, hardwOrking man. was brought into
court yesterday morning and sat immedia ate
~ IN 'front.' of the Judges bench, facing the
Dar and counsel. he appeared very much
depressed, and during the tendency of the
trial was frequently moved To- tears The
theory OF the defence is that Mrs Payne
beIng under the influence of liquor died from
the effects Ofintemperancea and exposure and
IN support of this theory strong evidence was
adduced. The defendant was represented by
Me>sTS BOulc and Anderson. a prOmin ent
law finn OF this place. and MaiO.- John @
England, at one time the neStOF of this bar
emerged from the retirement of private life
20 take part in tho forensic contest. Against
ms formidable array OF talent appeared
spencer e Jones. esq. the popular Young
states Attorney. who convinced every one
mat the state was ably represented in this
county.
At one one O'Clock yesterday the evidence
IN the ease having been closed on both sides
fhe state abandoned the CONT for murIar
and insisted upon verdict Of manslaughteT
Inc jury were ably address "a by MeSsrS
Anderson bOuice. and Engiant on behalf OF
me prisoner. Mr.. Jones in a telling speech
presented the case on the part Of the state.
and althOUg h the evidence vi Ich Uron Tor
conviction was circumstantiai and meagre
ne succeeded in making very strong case
Tor the consideration or he Jury. Al O'Clock
yesterday the jury took possession of The
case, and AT this writing are still cuf with no
1rOSlleef Of a ,-eryifcf 49, ~
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THE JURY DISCHARGED.

= INfFFttt Ia-tNIffHf % ttPlIIU NiTT.T
ROCKVILLE, arch THE iur.- IN the
fayne murder trial came into court at 80
ID. M and asked To- be discharged. They
could not agree. nine for manSiaughter and
Three FOR acqu.ttal- The case will DE taken
np again this term. The court adjourned
until Tuesday. a.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

THoMAs DoWLiNS. AuctIoneer,,
174 Bridge street, Georgetown.
COMFORTABLE TWO STORY FRAMEDwEIL
I TNyH0 HOUSE pu lr RT0N STREET, GEORGE
Fir ON thursday, April LIST, 1873. at 5 o'clock
Lii p m, will SELL on the premises, part If LOT
No. -, fronting fourteen feet on the north
SIDE OF Dunbarton street, between Green and Mont
gomeiy streets, by depth Of 10 feet. improved by
comfortable two story frame dwelling house Metro
poIitan street cars pass the door.
Terms; One third cash. and the balance in six
Twelve and eighteen months with interest al ten
per cent per annum and secured by a deed of truS
AL conveying at the cost of purchaser deposit OF
SleO required at time Of sale.
MARI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
SIMON DENTZs LAGER BEER BREWERY
- Be and 40 Greene street, GEORGETOWN, D.
The yer best Beer served in kegs or bottles 10 fami
lies and the trade at short notice. febN- I'm
GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK. D. @.
" 81 HIGH STREET.
BANK hours, y a. m 10 D. m, and on SATURDAYS
10 receive depostsl until D. m. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done oba GSI.
Mondays. '''
II. P0LKINHORN, President
II. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
~ Polkinhern, Thos. Bowling, j. T. Mitchell,
henry Dickson. Il. u. Cropley, Fred. W Jones
ap8-eoly
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NEW AND DESIRABLE PLAIN PLATE
~ AND STRIPED DRESS GOODS,
25-31-31h-s0.
New styles CALICO, 8, 10, l21S
Full width SHEETING, 80 IS, 90
Full width SHEETING, Twiiled ard New York
Mills, both rev makes-splendid goods.
Splendid SHIFTING C0TTON. l2x
White BEDSPREADS, % cts. and 81
Wash POPLINS, 10 cts
A new make BLACK ALPACA, al 80 cts, the best
We ever sold 81 that price. Try IL.
GEO. j. JOHNSON CO..
msr0-tr I'll Market Spso-
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT ATTRACTION.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
DRT GOODS CHEAP.
CARRIERS, 7o7 Market Space.
six and Wool Ponsees. plata, Plaid s,ripaa
piSgonas, graf variety. Also, excellent ass1rt-
ment Spring Dress Coos, very chsan Resutsf,,l
Black silk Mohair Alpaca, S-R.c worth &c Ex-
tTemeiy nne Blsck cashmere. over one Vari wide.
all wool, 81. Nearly two yards wide Table Linen
ONLY 800, worth sc. Large size Talle Napkins 10
small sac, SC. Towels, &c. Excellent COrsets sAr
Genuine Feather Tick. sc. Large White Quilts. Al
Large assortment Cashmere FOR Men aud Bows
wear. Fruit OF the Loom, kndroscoSgin, Wamsufta
Cottops, cheaper than can be bought in washing
ton One yard and quarter wide Cotton, IKE. Tive
yard and quarter wide Sheeting, 1sc Very Fina
Nsinsook Muslin, Marseilles, ac.. worth Sic. w
cellent Calico, Ga, s, 9, 10. Splendid Black Silk
Sl.p msr25 tr
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and the second II they don't want 10 drive AL thai,
trade away by asking such large profits
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hand. @. G1f1TITS
masxfadrr Of tAs Nafses Wiss Btrss,s.
sens-u lSl5 and 1913 Pennsyivsnts aysous.
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DiEp.-we mentioned In our last issue
that Miss Annie X. Bronaugh, daughter Of
DR.. q. W. Bronsugh, 81 this place, was
very III. Il pains US nov to announce that
on last Saturday morning she departed this
life sfter . brief and painful lines, but
glad 10 learn she died in the full possession
Of her mental faculties. All that the med
icsl skill II four ply sicians combined could
suggest Vas unavsiling. A few moments
before the freed spisil hook lis flight for
better world, she called ner loved ones
around her, aud. kissing each one. told
them To "meet her in the Better Land" Her
funeral vas largely attended, and the dis
course deliver d over her remains was ten
der and touching. Stricken down In the
Msy-time Of her life. il Was a .ad blow TO
her family and the many loving friends who
sre left 10 mourn her early departure for
the Spirit Land. The poor consolation Of
sympathy is all that mortals can tender TO
the bersavsj family, but the promi.e- given
by Him Who doe,h al things we'll" should
and doubtless will heal in per, a, lsas, the
yssp u ws@rsiss bss~ss
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SoNE Of our exchanges are Boosting that
there il not a vacant house in the town
where they are Published. We can say the
same Tor our own village. The fact is, there
IL no, single thriving village !. our State
where both bushes. and dwelling houses
are not needed. Men Of means place their
money in banks, bonds. and stocks, which
oflsn prove bad investment, when, II il
Was devoted to the building Of houses, and
In other improvement Of lots and lands
would yield them far more certain asd
larger interest. The poor man Ia unable to
buy a lot and build upon IL. but every in
dustrious citizen can afford to rent home
and pay a good per cent upon the invest
ment.
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CASEY sOUvTY NEWS.
Uisfafeb0r0.

RELIGIOUS NEws-The lsborious work
ers in the cause of Zion, the Rev, J. NJ. Sal
lee, Of this place, and the Rev. J. H. Nc
Pherson, Of Turnersvilie, are now conduct
ing a protracted meeting at Smiths School
House on the c. s. X. r., with fair pros
poets for doing much good.
II 10 very common at country school-hous
o., where Sunday schools and Singing Soci-
cites are conducted, to see good looking, de-
Gently dressed Young men whiting the
backs Of benches and carving their rude su-
togrsphs on the desks. Now, M matter how
plain school furniture may be, to civil, SEN
sibls people. this looks like. Vandalism; and
il is unmistakably a mark Of verda ncy.-
Large puddles Of tobacco juice here and
there on the floor don't look much better.
ALMOST TRAGIcAL-
49, To he wroth With one vs love
Doth work like mad less on the brain.
Each speks words of high disisn
And insult gains, his hearts bssi brother
Near the usually peaceabIe MI Salem
few DAYS since occurred a dangerous con-
tst, which, II q favorable turn had not TAX
en- place, it- consequences might have been
frieh,ful to contemplate. The two leading
actors, out Of respect 10 their moral md So
cisl position. We shall ficticiously call Hen
and Charlie. had been near neiehbors and
devoted friends for years. Charlie, with
his two hired hands, had been employed y
the Board to make some repairs on the
pike. Bep acting as superior on the repairs
had made the remark that he conld shovel
more gravel than Charley and his two hir-
ID hands eli pa, together. This being re-
porte.' to Charlie. his irascible temper, which
thoughtless people call ehildishness. bat
science classes as one Of the nsarosss, could
not bear il. Ben being sttscksd, scknowl-
~Apd s~d ~~r-~~A Hxh VIVID. rr~--i
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he iss.esIc~ u
demolsshiss Charlie end hs right sud len
bowers. This demon.irs,iop had the eject
only to elevate the shovels Of tlss other per.
~. A. this critical moment dissection no
by triumphed, while vaIor corresponding
y ~saed, and B<s boldly dsdvsss.d back
cards" about 6ny yards from the three up
lifted shovsls, turned, and with scrrowful
indignation, enclsimvd "DYsvs n s'~sud,"
Thus happily ended . catastrophe, which,
III had terminated o,heswis, much bIcsd
might not have soiled the newly repaired
pike which repairing was very much
needed. ErHELsERr.
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pssR,-Fivs o. siS Of our ciiissas lef,
hsss ~ Monday or tua-ussks deer
bees IN To fas s4ss N Laurel spd Whit.
lsy aoRpsisA where The ass,-iap,sd dae sed
haEpy 'hsadsd bucks sss sAid 10 b album
dan,-oving 10 the fact thst the blasting
along the G. s. 4. x. has scared them far
eve, ks0 w. We n ~ pssA
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Nrw PAPxR.-we have rceived the FRS,
number II new sr,ni MONTH, psIer. call
ed the Church Adoe,as, and published at
somer.~t, Pulaski counsy, KY, By the N.
r Church and Sunday school. Il y issued
from the once Of the R<port1. and |, is q
CREDIT to that paper, in Ia nate-sp and
general Typographical appearance. We
wish Tor the Adsoaais the most unboundcd
success. Price not given in its columns, hut
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HAvDss Brothers fairly spread them
sslvss last Monday, aad their store w.s
crowded al day. IN fact, IL has been p,e,-
v cell 6llsA viih eSssoness all ,he week,
end they generally cams out vlth their
arms and satchels full,
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Tus Wayne Circurt Court will Close iis
Fall tssm Tomorrow. From several law
yeu who we're in attendance, We learn that
but little basinsss vss finished, although
the Judge sas bu.y q Of the twelve jurid-
icsl dsys allotted 70 him.
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A pAKry Of ave hunters from Jessamine
county, with as many guns and bird dogs,
passed through town last Sunday On their
~sy back from Pulaski county, where they
had been on q weeks hunt. They reported
parsridges scarrcr than ever before known,
and they killed less than a hundred. II
birds had been ~ abundant As usual, they
might have killed over 500 Thsc sns
game birds are scarce everywhere, and a
more s~vere Law should ~ enacted Tor their
preservation, or they will become extinct.
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Wa we're shove Q hard iint hammer Of a
sAsssssi color, which vas taken from an
Isdian mound In this county. and which
vas doubtless ussd BY the savages for beat
Ing Up their grain or nuss Of some Hind for
Tod
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VS. learn hat thru Of the prisonetu she
escaped from the PULASKI jail. recently,
hsvs ts~n eavsured an rsssrssd . "dur.
sncs v,ie." OF shis 10 ~ are ~ fully
advis-S, bat hots IL 10 true, o. Ill mslefae-
,ors should rceivs such punishment a. their
onen~s merit. Some u them are said In
b had men. snd they should b taught in
the schcol Il erprrieaes 10 cease their in.
fan,ous conduct. ....
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WAyHs Corxry.-so fsr - The county
Of Wayne Il opncned there SCENE to he
tvss cssss on The criminal docket there
shas p this spsn,ys IA s'pas draI. We
hass srWvsa q th6 soarllstss from the
Iscs thas the A,torsey fes IL Cannon.
wealth e,t through with his busins~s in i've
or six days. when IL was Usc~ary Cor him
10 remain here The full two weeks. and only
finish = small part Of il. This fact j. .
compliment 70 Wayne county sud "slam'
on the county 81 Lincoln. -
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A crr,srs Of this county left his wife
ssd started With another woman for home
In the far South. the other day. Evil, aud
only evil, can follow them all the days Of
their lives.
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To the cod, q the smplryess srf mss
aeem generally, Of Ksorvills Brsnch Of
the LouisviIIe q Nashville rsilroad. be Il
.sid, ths, M scrioas sccident has ever oc-
CURED on The Branch, slthourh half u the
way hes ben worked he ovrr twenty year.,
and the balance sbcus ssu yesr. This,
too, when the time made On the route hss
averaged twenty miles pr ruaning hous.t
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Pssv. n. D. ucesR shs s0sias sraeh.
20 of the Stamford distric, scbool, he's bssn
sGicsed With rheumssissn ~ evsral days;
~ mach 81. ia fscs, shst be has b-en una.
bic to attend 10 bic duties. Ills plsce Il.
hossvss. vcrhily snd -biy Hlied BY Ne.
Wallace T. vsrpon. . young man 81 6ne
intelligence, and there hss been . cc-sa-
sion Of the school exercise.
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HAyDEr Bro'her have always % sale
The most extensive stocks Of furniture To he
found Outside the large cities, aud their
prices are low enough to suit any one
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FTvHE GREAT UNIVERSAL CATHOL-
i ICON, OR
WORLDS r len EDY
Found ct last 10 the newly discovered properties
the African plant,
syn I o y n,
From which IL prepared by DR. a. Edgar Lothrop'
the great English Remedy knovnas
Cordial Balm Of Syricum |!
AND TONIC PlLLs.
Nov Enthusiastically established y the best known
certain. safe and permanent
PREvENTATyvE AND CURE

for every form Of Nervous T~bili,y and Weakness,
heiher general special, thai can pssibly AFFECT
the human syst m. As . most powerful detergeni
or eliminalor al disease IL has proved itself the
most remarkable and valuable discovery VI the 18th
century.
since this great remedy hes come into the possss-
sion Of DR. Lothrop he has expended vast sums Of
money and called 10 his aid the must learned chem
lists u the age In extracting and perfetns Its VIZ
tu.s that they may be rsaiizet In the most en-
sAelous manner q, the least possible ineonseaienee
ard coat to the patient.
We are satisfied by repeated experience, % well AZ
by repeated ehenical snay sis. that Ia this rare en-
otie the syricum plant, are 10 he tonnd medieai
virtues VI the greatest valae, admirably adapted To
almost every class Of diseases arising from eran-
meni Of the nervous system OF 6om lack Of nerve
power. no matter froln What Gauss the uIegularity
OF dehciercy may have been produced. This great
fcl established, have pushed Investigations
until In the various modes of i cxhibiiiea, either
a. balm cordial Operating as detergent, cleans
CT aud puriher, a uiild yet searching eatharte
In the form Of pill II can he made 10 rezeh ever
part of the human body. forcing out. ~ II we're.
the souocss Of dissase debility aud death, aud hit
ting In ali the needtul elements Of hie, health and
vis1, ~ import.nt and necessary 70 tie complete
enjoy nent u all those tAsuties which contribute 10
the constitution u perfect manhood.
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A nosE varied and elegant line Of Ladies
and hi-s' Winter wrapping cannot he
found In any town. than those just opened
q Hayden Bro,hssA Fa. ~
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Foa . nice al uooi carpet. Of elegant de
sign, call at Hayden Brothers. They will
su,s and charm the mo~s fa-sidious.
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SPEEDY 'UHE'
TRGG

For the speedy cure Of Nervous Debility, weak-
nsn. Opium Eating. Drunksnness, CstaiIk, Asth-
paA and Con ption. Any DrukgiAts can put u up
Aads~s. PROF. wIG9ls. ohssisssoss, Mo-
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rns lsAie- are especially invited to call
cod essnine the stock Of brown. lead and
blsct cs.h.ers, received this week ss Hay
- Rroshers
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Tns rspsin dose on ,he Christian church
q Stanford vc~ntl. add considerably to tic
comfort Of chcs- Who stiesd services there.