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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
TAKEN UP-CATTLE.

By the subscriber on lands occupied by him, four
miles northwest of the village of Patch Grove,
about October 10, 1875. four head of cattle; two
2year old steers, red and white spotted and one
red and white mixed; under slice aud crop of right
ear and spot in forehead. One 2-year old red bull,
crop off right Owner viii prove property, pay
charges and take said strqys. GEORGE LANE
Patch Grove, December Is. COWS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

Like a barbed hook, prejudice en-
tiers mans mind with greater ease
than it can be taken out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
TAKEN UP-SrRER.

BY the subscriber, residing in the Hurricane near
the Potosi and Waterloo town line or about the
first day of December. 1875, two year old steer
reds with white spot in the forehead piece cut of
of left ear in triangular shape, other mark.
Also red and white steer, two years old red and
white spotted, no marks. The owners is requested
prove property pay charges and take said strays
RUDOLPH WIELAND.
Potosi, December Is. 42w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

The case of State against Loeder
and Price the Brooklyn perjurers has
been dismissed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
STRAYED-CALvEs.

STkA ED-UALVEs.
From the subscriber, resididg In Glen Haven, on
about August !, two yearlng heifer calves. One red
and white with stub tail. One specially
marked. The finder will be suitably rewarded by In
forming me of their whereabouts.
r. A. KILB0URN
Glen Haven Decembar %. 42w4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
Two or Three

Good farms adjoining the village, and also
some choice village property for sale cheap.
inquire of GEO. w, RYLAND, at the bank.
Lancaster, January 3, 1876. 43m2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
TAKEN UP=CoIrs.

BY the subscriber, on lands owned by him, on or
about the 5th of December 1875 in the town of Lit
tie Grant, three miles east of Bloomington two mare
colts supposed 10 be two years old past. One light
sorreI, with white hind feet, no other mark. The
other, light bay, with dark legs, name and tail.
No other marks. The owner or owners are requested
to prove property, pay charges and take said
strays away MICHAEL HOPE.
Little Grant December %. 42w4$
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
A Remarkable Cow.

Mr.. p. n. Thornton Of Blooming
ton sent us last week the butter made
in one week from the milk of his
graded cow, the "Queen of the West. "
The butter, rich in color and sweet to
the taste, was shared with other
friends named by Mr.. Thornton. Mr..
L. writes as follows:
81 began the test on the 9Th of De-
cember. The COW gave from q to 81
lbs of milk at morning milkings, and
2l to % of evenings. The whole
quantity by weight was 344 pounds,
or 43 gallons. The cream made 40
lbs. o., and made 10 lbs. 1o4 OF. of
butter She ran in the field daytime
and | fed her lbs. of oats and I lbs.
of soft corn twice a day. She had no
hay until the fourth day when it
showed and she got what hay she
wanted. | think she could be made
to give considerable more. She
seemed to want more grain and her
udders never were full. She has, on
grass, given six quarts more milk per
day than she did through this test.
have had six of the same stock, all
of them extra good cows. From her
mothers milk l6 lbs. and ozs. Of
butter were made in one week. /
call my cow the Queen of the West
because | think she cannot be beaten
in the west. The butter sent you is
the same made during this test week"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
Farm for Sale.
Il Is a very desirable place foi
Raising Stock.

The undersigned offers his farm for sale, containing
$50 acres. 1t is very desirable place for
Raising Stock.
Situated on section g. town Of EIlenboro, one half
mile from Pettyohn's mills and mile from school
house About so acres under pillow, and 40 meadow,
a good pasture, abundance Of big timber, oak,
maple and elm There is No. frame house and
barn both new. plenty Of water the house.
Terms-$I2 so per acre; one-third down, balance
in two and four years.
For information apply to the subscriber.
J.B, CLOUGH.
ElIenboro, Wis. 3Tm3S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

"a GRANGER" gives US an article on
the Judgeship. He has given new
turn to the windlass. If judgoships
are to become the common prize for all
professions and classes, the printers
and editors can furnish any number
Of willing and competent candidates.
The "four year old colt" referred
to in Judge Mills address was only
four months old and sucking at that.
The printer made the mistake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
TAKEN UP--SToCK.

TAKEN UP-HEIFER.
BY the subscriber, on lands owned by him,
ton 81 tawn range west, town Of Little Grant,
about the LIST of November, a red and white
heifer two years old past crop off the left ear and
under part bit off the right The will pay
charges and take the stray away.
JAMES PRIDEAUX.
Little Grant, December 20. 4lw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

MARROW EsCAPE.-One day last
week at Cassvile young man NAM
ed Fowler, a somewhat notorious
character, ventured while under the
influence of liquor to astonish his
boyish friends by daring feats on the
treacherous ice of the Mississippi.
He proposed to DO wonders and,
daring others to follow him, he
mounted hand sled and with two
spiked sticks struck out. 1t was fun
for the boys who watched him ap'
proach the thin ice, and note bis
dare. devil recklessness. But he
spiked too far, and received cold
reception by oil Misslsslp. The boy
companions managed to get to his
assistance log, by which the fool
ish adventurer succeeded in saving
himself from drowning Young
Fowler now proposes to reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

Sixteen thousand Spanish troops are on
their way TO Cuba, and "A 900 more will soon
follow. A new governor general OF the sever
faithful isle" has been appointed, and his
selection In regarded by the Spanish press
n conclusive evidence that the mother coun-
try Is at last about TO make q supreme effort
esting TO know how much the efforts OF Spain
70 suppress the insurrection have cost her In
human life and treasure. For seven years
past, during which time the rebels have held
undisturbed possession of the eastern end of
the island, thousands Of troops have been
poured into Havana. The losses through
engagements with the insurgents have been
comparatively trifiing, but the ravages of
disease incident to the tslanC have swept
away thousands OF unacclimated troops.
Heretofore IL has seemed as II the home
government had no desire to Iut down the
rebellion, or else that its intentions were
continually thwarted by the Spanish Of.
icials In Cuba The operations Of the troops
have been restricted 10 defending themselves
against the attacks of the insurgents, and TO
an occasional feeble raid into the enemy's
country. No offensive movement of any
Importance has been made by the Spaniards,
and the whole conduct OF operations at this
distance looks feeble and inefficient. 1t has
even been lately insinuated that the capture
OF the important town OF Las TunaS recently
by the In Insurgents was done with the comm
vance Of Spanish officerl We shall soon see
what General Campos, the new governor
general, will do In the way OF conquering
peace in Cuba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

Lemuel 8. Tyler, secretary OF the Gamer
lean Alliance" In letter to the New York
Tunes, says that Governor Hayes never was
Q member OF the American Alliance; that
he never saw the constitution or bylaws of
the organization; and that no com mlttee of
the order ever, at any time, called on him,
either at Columbus. Philadelphia, or any
other place, for any purpose. Tney simply
notified him by letter that they Endorsed
bis nomination, In answer TO which they re-
ceived the letter from his secretary. Mr..
Tyler adds: "I am at q loss TO see why those
papers should md any fault With the pro
ceedings, as We Endorsed Mr.. Tildeu for gov
ernor two years ago, and he found no fault
with IL, but on the contrary, was very CRATE
ful for the assistance, only he requested thai
1t might be kept secret, as, II IL should be-
come public, be feared he might lose the for.
elgn vote" Mr.. Magone, chairman OF the
New York Democratic committee, is out In
q letter, In which he says that Mr.. Tyler's
statement In regard to Governor Tllden'l
connection with the Alliance In n fabrica-
ton He says: 81 have no reason To believe
and do not believe, that such q nomination
was ever made. i am authorized tn sax
that no such nomination was ever commn
nicated 70 Governor Tilden, and that n,
never requested that IL be kept private n
made any request on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscsrn Daily Ctrcsstatfoss
erer I5,00O,-befng MORE than
three ffss,es that Of any ether
daily paper fss Washington, assd
equal to that Of all the ether
daily papers fss the cStD sSSeS
f00efher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

Virginis's Governor believes In precedent
and declines TO name "Viryinis Day" at
the Centennial exhibition. IL Is not Gus
tomary, he says, In Virginia to issue SINH
lar proclamations, and, besides, the people
are too poor. Under the circumstances he
might make precedent, since IL would not
have TO be followed very often.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

Our dispatches to day from Indianapolis
Indicate Q very heavy vote In Indiana. In
Ohio. also, IN enormous vote II anticipated.
The vote In Ohio last year reached the ex-
traordinary figures Of $1,000, and this year
u y expected % amount 70 10000 OF go, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
Il Q A l. Z.
BY h. H. WARNER,

by II. H. WARNER,
CoRSkR TrH AND erREHr..
HoUss on Qoroorsn street, between 18th aud isth
streets northwest, 9 rooms, ell noeern improve
Il Jssa iS "a n: s s
s11S sS az ssSS 1Sss on
street. near Conpecticut avenue; delight fui lOca-
s saSS s.f ~. 1.sssrss I s.tns ssl.v. i &
'i s@. BIZ sue ; ana
on c.rro street, near the Capitol; COST s,os win
An , eIseIi:Si property. No sss A street north:
eat end s,,s .S0 IN and 81
Ptie., ss ri. s.1ssia nn'
Ne :, ::.s
v..sr u Pitessn.' o 81 20 ;'s & ssarncs
~ TSE ale No. 1915 q. ..rs.s large
Sef 10 r.sr elsni, s q room ief
Also. for yale, = nunbsr Of other HOUSES, -ans-
Ing from e6so upwards lin ell parts or the city -
F0R'B BET
Gen Grant. lido !. i,4h and Dc, IN: T., rem, iov.
ssSslh.s:t corner nth aud Pa ,v. reat low
me-. :sDue E0.s i rs urn sos''
No SO IND stree. nor.S~ and
10Th street. above L. purnIsh. -. .....ay
No. ls st. No NOT rooms. mr. -
street. above l4ih, FURNISHED $50
10 sss Psnn ri I. avenue ever store LIS
No Se street northeast, l-......
NJ ~ III pan street nOrtnxess rooms. ID ion 100
No. Icy !, IN street ". II rooms, mod imps-.
&c. so 80 80 III stree: street surni; 1Ss. mad
Pierce street, near l4th and 9, furnishedl-... 60
street near Ith, FURNISHED 60
TsnnsllytCSn sS.d. near 81. xio.n. shuIes. %
No. 1906 street norts.sss tfsS G s...,n.'. 50
MI Plesssnt room. IA srs q,
10th street, nesr n, rooms, mod. imps........ So
No. lao nh street NV, 10 rooms, mod. inpi... q
store and dwelling, yv. corner ls.h and q sw- 90
Meridian Bill, 6Iooms. mod imps............. -. 90
30. l5o4 18th street northwest, rooms ....... 81
No. 22O6 18th street rooms mod Inn pa ........ IS
no. za1 Z street n: w., rooms, med. imps.--.- IS
Store No. tss 7th street south west ............
l26 street northwest,7 rooms, mod imps--.. IS
Ne. hOS.s. s,h sis sG -
No: ii, Is and l9 X street northeast, II rs, m. $50
lass street northwest ................... 81
LAGOON TerpSoe sss strs,, =,
DO. 6ll street Sc rooms, gas and Water.-- rs
Store Nl 9Th street northwest. ................ Is
No.. IL rs is; ss .r.st % p
30 SO 9Th street. northeast, 6 rooms, m imps- q
No; 90, s1s, 50 e. rooms. gas and water %
No soi ntn street nontSssss i.'' roops... s.
No 9s East Capitol st., 6 r. Ga. aud water. %
No % street southeast, room s....-......... 20
no " Delaware avenue, near LIST and K........ ~
no 81 street 20
no Hll, n7 Sd 6. nv, 6rooms and water. 10
No 100 High street., 0eergetovn ........- "a
No HOS Park street northeast, rooms. %. g.. Is
Noe. apd7 Foundry p Is
Ne 21s llth street northwest, 2stsry, Is
No. ls10 20th street northwest roons .......... As
No 10 10Th street northwest roomA --...-.... 10
No. 2l06 llth street northwest. Il
Also, number Of other houses, fall pArtc ulars OF
which i'll be siyen By application at the Offices Of
= b. WAkHER, 1th and strsets. ssD9lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

The United States frigate Fran kiln, which
has the distinguished honor OF bringing
Boes Tweed 10 the United States, is m king
her wy westward leisureIy. and will not
arrive in New York until the 21st instant
i. is reported that she uses no steam on the
voy age, and will come by the southern pas =
sage, which, under sim liar circumstances
requires about twenty -nve days Mean
while the "Boss" will nave time to reflect
upon the ipgratitude OF municipalities
and 10 corjure mp other means OF delayin
the course of justice In mis- case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

H o Il T.
It0e q n. ~, ell mod, I'm - II rooms 3 loo no
sl6 Sd st. n. mod imps., turn s. roons 81 %
1920 sth 81. n ". mod. fmps 8 ronms........ IS 80
6ls I'D 81 " mod. imp rooms 81 90
ST., bet nth and 3ist SIS ali N. i'm, - re 10 o.
ct ", bet eth and 1th. oil m in., ID rs 100 90
81. n. ". bet - snd 50, all mod i'm ID r. rs %
As e, bet. ID s., all m imp furn., u isO ~
Isl ct n. e., mod. limos Al rs.-.....-...-.. Soc
10th Of. n. W, bet. Z and 3. mod imps. r. lsW
Oorcoran st bet 18Th 10th, ell N i'm. II g.. %
st, bet 9Th ard 10th, all md inps Is 100 40
New JERSEY ave near CaSftol m. I'm, 10 re- IS SIS
ali View Jerpey ave-. all mod imps.. II re 6s IS
<06 New Jersey all MOD. imps 10 re-. 20 90
l.. II. FITZHUGH,
octS In 62S Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
PIANOS, &c.
CAUTION TO THR PUBLIC"

In ell sssstss DIUKRR BRoTHIRs' PIAHos
the following line sDpeau cast upon tha-
ron 1lste on the inner len hand side Of the
"DecS9 Bsothers' PUe,s, y,sss Id, isss."
q. KUHN, Sole Agent
soI irn street, above Pc. sv, WsshinGton. d. o. !:
also for the mstchless Burdsfs Oreans sepx IN
II and UPRIGHT PIADO8 Tor saIe 49,
oosthly fnstahnsats. OslebrsesA Tor pu
oth stroot uorthveg. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

No Truth Can Be Broadly Stated
WITHOUT CONTAINING
hoDIoUM OF lRROR;
NEvERrHELEss,
TIE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS
RELIED ON:
ALL WOOL BUSINESS SUITS,
Well made and trimmed.
OF satisfactory and fsshionabIs goods,
Tor s1a.T3 net cash.
Coats, Pants and Vest.
Fer $50 net.
GEsTLIMlss CASHMERE PANTS,
Tor ESQ and $40 net,
aud upward.
GEHTLEMEHs BLACK DOE PANTS
For 95.s5 net and upward.
GEHTLhEss STYLISH SUITS,
Tor Sl9.s0 net.
BOYS ovKRoOATs.
Great bargains, to close ont.
aKNTL8MEAs DRESS SUITS,
Full assortment,
At Close prices.
Now opening
ovEROoATs of fashionable fabrics ana latest
eesisns.
0One Price Only.
~Prices marked I'm plain nssrss.
~Ten Per cent. discount for cash.
Ali ready made arucIss, IL not soiisd or worn
may be returned within two weeks and the pur.
chase money will be refunded.
GEORGE @. HENNiNo,
NEW STOREI NEW GOODS!!
NEW FIRM,
The aIdersigleA respectfully Informs his old Gus.
toners asd the general public that 10 has removed
20 bis Hev and eDseous Building, erected esDs-
| ciaIiy for his business, ct
no. lll3 Y kTRRDf,
Between llth and 18Th streets northwest
| most fashiopsbls sssortmsns Of
WALL rHHPPss66is;s TffiHSw s soadnn1e.s.
HAY. also :. : s.:ss. .s s e.
OIL. =. oLHsx s0sS. y: ssS 81 Il t. ss su
s y, g: .s:s en- ,s
f.sia,iss viieh 70 csssr Seuss 1. tkis iseslS can
sss<~ L. F.CLARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

READ DUB PRICE LIST OF CLOTHING ut
and 1915 PenhsyNa1ia avenue:
msns Lsncy Plaid euits % Upwards.
Do. Cas-. Suits, O8 and 3 10.
WI ~ Oess suits: 80 different styles.
Menb W orking Pants, 81 upwards.
Boys Csss Suits, o.; best fer the money
Do. Pants. ss low ~ 81 and upwards.
Do. Caes Suits. IS and 10. jsb, IT j. w ,
eBLb1 y, Pa. av., bet. 18th and % SITS. octI- Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

Senator Blaine has not been In the habit OF
making loose statements, bat lately mas
been accused, with show OF plausibility o.
bearing false witness against Judge Clifford,
OF the United States Supreme Court, In rela-
ton TO bis decision In the Neal Dow case.
Mr.. Blaine, however, prints q letter from
Judge Daniel Clark, OF New Hampshire who
was Judge Cliffords associate In the case, In
which he Judge Clark says: "Your state
ment OF the case is substantially correct,
and forcibly illustrates the dagger to be sp-
pretended from these southern war claims"
This would seem to sustain Mr.. B!aine's
view Of the case, after all.
Turkey is threatened with another troC-
bic. The people OF Greece are reported to be
infected with the insurrectionary fever aud
are likely TO Join with the Servians aud Her
eegovinians In revolt against Turkish rule.
Tar sIIA..s HsRs 2 rsS.ks yin leave ssh
s ssf s4!V ws..i. sl :, H:s:: L Fl
s ns1S,S next day alta tr9 aRk ts,' ns.ry
5I5 sIyENfa sIsIIE, 49,, 49,,
Ih.vs this day associated vita ne Mr.. WI =.
II ss unSsf Ii. IN: rm :sls of
due,ns . aINlRAL LIvi AND IIRI IHsTR
ANU AMI hEAL Isl The
new firm will Also give especis, attention to the
and n'ocfi ii. g
z ''- OF "'''' 15
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS
IL Low complete, ard ladies' are invited to examine
GOLD bghE $sssss.s
GLOVES, in ., ;. aud Buttons.
teTisl made up in an artistic msnnsr All kinds of
Lace work. Ladies' Morning and Dress OaDs msde
to order. Black Grape Wells Cleaned and Rscrim psi
MRS. M. J. HUNT,
octl0-h SCI and 623 st. nsrthvsst.
WE RESPECTFULLY ask an inspection OF our
w lsrse ana desirable stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
embracing all kids and qrali,iss for the present
and approaching seasons.
Favor rs with . oall, you VilI meet with polite
and prom pt attention, savfng from 10 20 PSF At
on Jour purchases. We intend to keeD up our sales
By selling nothing but the best brands, st the very
lowest rates.
If our goods please you In STYLES, qualities and
prices, will be glad TO SELL but under ofrcum-
stances viii you be pressed to take article that
falls TO meet your wants.
Remember location.
". II. BBOWN,
10. SIG sth street northwest,
octl06 Near Psansylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

Turkey Is threatened with another troG-
bic. The people OF Greece are reported to be
infected with the insurrectionary fever aud
are likely to Join with the Servians aud Her
eegovinians In revolt against Turkish rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOE RINT.
Large ALL and rs large ROOMS, Of No s9a
Pennsyivsnit ave nue. eITt
81 ", 10 rooma----------.--------- rs
sl,N . :. .------.----.-.---..-.. -
. .----------.-....-----..---. %
toS Bst'se m " - :. =,
IL IA and .,sda. v; ios iii,,,.,,,.
1etSIst NV, ....- a
xsUN ~ y. ~ ~
hILLus a hoffman
octs 81 No sSo street north rest.
H o 81 n t.
No. 81 Va ave. sv., 70 20. ana " .ter.- s.s 90
no v. ave. rs, sss AID Ns,er- q o.
NO. ave s We 70 wst-r -..--..--.-.--.-. Is %
Cor nth and Nd. ave. o. ~, stofsros m end
hou.e. in vafer .....--... ..-.-... Is 90
no. 2S6 Union St water l6 20
no SlS ~ o. Q. -, 70 water and 10 M
MO- s1S ~ 81 o. ~, rs. water Is o.
DO f2r <Sst Wa re ,vster--.............. rs o.
Large store room, cor <S and cts sw., gas
and water. ... Is ~
No 1888 9th street ", Q rooms ........-. IS %
st., bet 9th and 10th, rs aud brick stspls- vs. %
No. 1910 esh OF. " rs, End store room ... IS 90
no. 1900 6th streets rooms .. %
81, bet n ste ~ houses4 O.. each 90
pOk salt
13th cor. nv. II r. store I'm. all m tmps o. 90
9tO and v on street o. y each, frame .OcO
1brioh house~ on X St, bet. ~ aud 9th SITS
VS. rooms fo
CHAkLEs ". PARKER,
ocu ST Corner ~ and streets sou Invest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

NKrkoFUIlTap HOTEL.
ToR BKsT Pos.s..,en go ,mn, "a a.. ~ y
Apply 20 hIoHABp wALLACs, aso aoaisi.p.
sv'nne or to MARSHAL BBowN, 1901 street
Baltimore 10, PhilAdeiphis Lsfs~-. sew ys,k
Hrdid, New tork SEn. Boston Mead. OhioAsa
bill 20 This Office
EoR SALE OR ENoH .sGI ron oIrvPR0P.
y BhT1-The stern heel STE M Pc TO.
MAC. trecenuy built A bargain offered A.,lx
20 @. Y ATLKk, sls 7th street n W. s4p,s- in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
BOARDING..

pL1ssANf ROOMS WITH FIR<r-CLASS
1OoHp, at moderate Dr' ces, In Drivats famf-
~. IOOS 1srslab0 ayenue. octi0-6t.
pBIkAIBLPAIA eOARDIN4 AND LOO0
I0e, terms from 81 = to a g. Lunch from the
table: 9 O'Clock dinssr. MRS. J. HANILrOH
EdOMA0, lS1A Oneotnut street. 90 lost
ngB LAR01 UNHUHaIS AN 61JT P1R.
~ LOB. with nrst' ciase board 90 Dsr m outh for
two, within one souare q two ltnos Of cars corner
9Th and arests. no. S11. ocu q.
uOAD.n ADE DIu100 and LOaOH ROO0,
H MASONIC 3IMPLR
ssp0-lm D. .. vDNTBUD.
HO1lL n BHsfAURA1f !1AluAIs, SOS
nisas1 rosU 8 0e6see>s Dsies.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

POTATOES.
We have Just received four car loads OF
EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
Bright, smooth, clean stock. aud good stze
Which We offer In load lots or in Les an sptitv
te the trade.
AT L0WEsr MARKET PRIOE,
Do not buy until you ses our Potatoes.
More on the way.
A. =. PHILLIPS,
CONFUSION MBROHAdT
With BA RBOUR HAMILTOU,
oc0 In W holeoale 0Focers and LtQlor Dealers,
b UTTER.
We have lust receiver large condsn meut of
BUTTER from the best dairy sections Of New York
STATE and are constantly receiving from virxinis,
Pennsylvania, and the West, which we offer 70 the
trsde st the lowest Wholesale prices Please call
and get oar prices and zee the quality.
A. = PHILLIPS
OOMMISSION MEROHAHT,
With BARBOUR HAMILTON,
Wholesale 0rocsrs ana Liquor Dealers,
oe0 Inn 631, $50, GAL Louisiana avenue
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MADAHE ROea,

fhia oeleoseted Lady AstIolo4i.s and Healing
nef OF % northwest. She has no % perior in deli
eating the Pest, Present and Future. In love OF
business her advice II invaluable. Describing YOU
friends, Pointing out your enemies and fnforunin
you OF the sure way 70 In al uRdertakinRS
uemon. o1.o0. cSDi-iT
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PERSONAL.

A LII PRISONS incs bted 10 the late JOHN LIT
"A TIE either on open account or on overdue
notes, VIII At once pay the same to Ii. y. DAVIS,
No: 613 Is h street Also, any person having
claims against the late John Little will please pre-
sent the same for Sci tleme ut to said Davis
SARAH BALDWIN, n. +. LITTLE,
i. ID. ALAXaNDKB, Only heirs ct law OF
l.. LlTTLE. the late Jne Little,
IDA LITTLE STkNENS, octlO Saw3w
I EOfOLD WEISS would be glad to see his old
II friend, at his mes place, 9a7 7rH sTREDT
Best BIAR, WINES and LIQUORS always on
hand. sepls I'm
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
PICKING AND PRESERVING.

STnAALsL%s u SSs.sSe Stalls sae.sss
>: A. BOrfMAH, a. above. confident
that he can please ell tastes, ssks 4 trial of
his choice stock Of
TR1sB MATS or ALL KIAps.
An orders oonscientiousIy nned and ..t,sssoao
guaranteed. ansia-IS