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The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24
tdy- What does the "LXXX" eorre

Idy- What does the "I4XXX" CORES
pondent of the Argus, writing from
Clarksville, mean, when he says that all
the law-abidng citizens Of Johnson
county, will support Jordan E. Cravens,
for congress ?" Are we to understand
that those that do not support Col. Cra-
vens, and do support Judge Stuart, are
not "good, law-abiding citizens ?" This
is an a.rocious SANDER on as good cit.
liens and democrats, us there are in John,
johnson county, who, we know, uiH
support Judge Stuart, and is evidently
intended to make capital out of the '.un.
pleasantness" through which Johnson
county not long since passed. And such
is the manner in which the "bolters'
endeavor to conceal I" the filth and enor-
nifty of their offences" They cry stop
htG6bus AsGRdndl MID dltasirsoh shiYrsh 70 i!ssheo;n from
themselves They are ashamed of their
conduct, and are willing to resort to a
senseless Islander, in the assertion that
all men are dishonest and lawless that
do not support Cravens, in Johnson
county. A cause must be in desperate
straits, that requires resorting to such
paltry mcanness to sustain it.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24
Take Notice !!
LITTLE ROCK q FIT. SMITH RAILWAY.
Office of the Land Commissioner
Little Rock Ark, Oct. |. 1876.
TO PURCHASERS OF RAILWAY

~ PURCHASERS OF RAILWAY
LANDS:
hANlNG understood that the Assessors
l. Il in the various Counties are now assess :
my the Lands donated to the Little Rock and
fort smith Railway. and some of the Coun-
ties having advertised portion of these
Ian s to be sold and in some cases sold tbe
same FOR Taxes. adopt this method of an
nonncing To all parties interested, that they
nee" nave no anxiety on the subject. Prop
er legal steps will be taken t. test this ut,es-
tioh, the case carried to the Supreme Court OF
'he united states, and every effort made to
oot",, decision from that tribunal before
the time allowed by law for redemption
shall expire.
should that Court decide adversely to the
Giaitn "t this Railway to Exemption of its
Lands from Taxation, then this Company
VIII redeem the land sold for taxes prior tn
the sale OF lands bv the Company. so as To
give to the purchaser, clear aud unincumb-
cred titles,
w. ID. SLACK.
OCT ~ 'm Land Commissioner,
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24

hag- Williams, democratic candidate
for Governor OF Indiana, has official. s.
4,i majority. The balance Of the ticket
IS elected by a much larger majority
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That Nh
~ election will be held at each of the vota,S
precincts of Crawford county. on the Th a"'
of November 1876, for the election OF
One congressman for the third congress
ional district, and six electors to east the 'ntu
of the State of Arkansas for President ot ll''
United States.
The election viii be hell. accod ding to isN
The judges of the September election, b'ihS
apI-'inted for two years, VIII hold said eve
tion.
JOHN +. WtNFREY, Sherih'
Van Burcn Oct. 9th, 1876.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24

sfs~ Our Hayes and Wheeler friends
are in trouble about where to hang out
their bunting. They can't find place
where the owners OF property on both
sides of the street will allow rope to
be fastened to it. They will have to
"pole" it, and the poor flag will only
droop.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24
A Prenleditated Bolt.


1t is very evident, from the informa-
ton we have, that the Bolting from the
Congressional Convention, by the Cray
ems wing, was prcmeditated and organ
lied one before the meeting of the Del
egates.
aer" A. s. MckENNON, "Ssa
of Clarksville who was Delegate, we
are informed said, time and again on the
stump, while he was canvassing for the
legislature, that if "Col. Cravens was
not nominated, he would bolt the con-
vention. He WAS as good as his word.
This, taken in connection with the affi-
davit of Col. John c. Wheeler, junior
editor Of the Fort Smith Independent, is
evidence, positive, that the BOLT was a
"put up job" by the leaders of the Gray
ems faction. Mr.. Wilcox having the
"cheeli to demand the evidence of his
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24

S0s- There was an hours snow-storm.
ut Norfolk, Va, on the 10Th ult.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24

lss1 Gen. Tom. Bowen has been elect
ed a Circuit Judge, in Colorado.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24

N ATCHES, Clocks and .Tewelry Cleaned
ana Repaired, in the best workman
Ike manner. Also all kinds of
JE" ELRl MADE & ENGRAVED
TO order. Lettering upon Spoons, Forks and
Goolets, neatly executed.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
~ All work entrusted to me will receive
prompt attention.
For reference, NY WORK
keom DR.. WRIGHrs late Office. opnosit,
Hawkins Restaurant
q. IL. HORTON.
Van Buren. Oct. u. 1876,
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24
WARNING ORDER.

In X. ll.LoNDoN's Justice Court. Cedar Creek
Township, Crawford County. Ark.
Palmer Meal, Plaintiff,
against
George Seegmiller, Defendant
ine aefehoaht George Seegmiller. Is warn
eo 10 appear In this Court within thirty days
ah'' answer the complaint of the plaintiff
Palmer Neal.
Il. II. LONDON. J. 2.
Oct l6, 1876 4w
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24

ssis- The Cincinnati Enquirer remarks
that the business men of the North are
beginning to think that it doesn't pay to
abuse the Southern people vindictively
and oternally. 1t is too much like a
merchant blaekguarding his best custom
ers.
Yes, and Cincinnati, that received
nearly all the trade Of this section, prior
to the war, and who has never ceased to
vilify and abuse the South, from which
she drew her very nonrishment, now
"pines in the sombrc robes of melan-
ancholly." The factories and manulac
almost entirely, their support from the
once bountllul treasure stores Of the
South, and the day they commenced to
traduee, slandcr, and villify her, saw
the dawning Of their day of ruin. They
were really guilty of the base ingrati-
tude of 8 blacliguarding and kicking
their best customers"
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
GEN. II w MCMILLAN,
of Clark County,
HON. j. N. SMlTHEE,


of Pulaski County,
Will address the citizens of Crawford Coun-
ty. at the COURT HOUSE. tomorrow,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
Oct 25th. at 7 O'Clock.
Both of the gentlemen. were Delegates to
the Congressional Convention. and will rep
resent the Stuart side of the question Hon.
Gran. Wilcox and Col NJ. f Lock. who were
also delegates, are invited to take part in the
discussion
We have been requested to announce that
Hon. V, DELL, will be present and occupy
part of the time.
Our friend Landerbach is living in the
house formerly the occupied by the Mis-
Bradners.
The greenback flag now waves in North
Carolina, and yet the populace of that part OF
town. are not happy.
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE RFvivAL.-The Presbyterian church
was filled TO its utmost capacity, last even
ing, with all classes of people, saints and
sinners, the rich and the poor, saloon and
policy shop keepers, DC Addresses were
made by Major Hall, of Washington, Fred.
l.. Moore, of Georgetown, Rev. Mr. NixdOrf
OF the Lutheran church, and others. Among
the ministers present were Rev. Richard
Norris, of the NJ. +. church, Rev. Timothy
Remick, OF the VI. p. church, and Rev. Mr.
Beail, of the Baptist church.
LIBRARIAN APPoISTFD-The trustees of
The Peabody Public library, OF GEORGETOWN,
have appointed Frank ID. Johns, as Iibra
rian, vice Frank II. BaTbarin, who resigned
to accept clerkShip in riggs bank.
Coal TRADE-This branch OF business Is
gradually Te-Opening, with good prospects
For fine ssason-all the companies being
busy n making alterations and Increasing
their facilities. The consolidation company
reports receipt of 1928 tons and shipments OF
the same for the week ending to-day. This
company loads direct from the canal boats
10 the Schoouer, at Cowship's wharf. on the
great saving in time, labor and money.
GRAIN TRADE-By INTERCHANGEABLE
schooner Mary Ann, with 200 bushels of
v he at Consigned To Hartley IL Bro. Schooner
Kitty Ann Arth, 1900 OF bushels wheat, con-
signed to same firm.
DARK PROSPECTS AT THE p. O.-On aud
after this date, until we have further light
on the subject, no mail will be distributed at
the Georgetown post office. The evening
mail will be served with the morning mali.
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Condensed Locals.

The New York Republican Association. at
meeting last night, declared Roscoe CODk-
ling It's choice for President of the United
States.
George w. Hammond, of Odenton, Md,
aged 20, brakeman on the b. & p. railroad
was killed yesterday afternoon, at Odenton,
by falltng between the cars OF q train.
Col. Forney tonight at Lincoln hall. ThDSe
who desire To see a building In the Cenien-
NAL grounds where they can meet their
friends during the exhibition shoald attend
Col FOrney's lecture to night.
The ID. c. Game Protective Assoc iation
met last night and elected honorary tat,n
bers as f0llowS:-Horace Austin. W. IL
Whiting, John Il. Given, John NJ. Lewis and
Edward Stabler.
School No. 4. In District No 7, OF the com
ty. of which Mr.. p. 8. Lesh is teacher. wa
eXamlned yesterday by Superintendent
Wilson, assisted by Trustees Smith ant
Packard, who expressed themselves highly
pleased with the improvement OF the pu
pills.
The Knights of st. Augustine, VIM
Smith commander. will participate in the
parade and ceremonies In connection with
the unwilling of the statue of Lincoln, on
April II. They will turn out so men, and
VIII be headed by their own band.
The Illinois Republican Association last
night adopted a resolution requesting the
Illinois Senators and Representatives. to do
all they can 10 procure the passage % q bill
for the equalization of bOunties and the
1mitation from five TO ten years in pension
cases.
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ALEXANDRIA,

THE LATE FISHERNEN's WAR.-Mr VIM
j. Chlles, who, il will be remembered, was
with the Maryland OILERS in the late fight
near Tolson's wharf, passed through this city
this morning, on his way home from Annsp-
oils, where he has been TO see the Maryland
state officials in regard to the action of Capt.
George Carpenter on that occasion. He rep
Iesents that Governor Carroll and the oyster
commissioners, SO far from approving the
action OF Carpenter, emphatically condemn
IL, and deny that any orders to justify such
doings have ever been issued by them. They
promise, moreover, TO investigate the mat
ter with view to Carpenters removal from
Col. Millar will both be arrested for the un-
lawful shooting OF Capts. Gregg and Denty
Capt. Gregg's wound is now believed 10 be
more serious than was at first thought, and
alarming. Capt. Denty's wound is still very
sore and painful.
FISH REPoRT.-Afails at Fishtown were
brlskeI this morning than they have been
since the opening of the season. There have
been received since last report 2,i00 shad,
A,OOO behring's, 1910 punches of perch and
rock, and 1000 taylors. The shad sold at
from $50 TO S2S per hundred, behring's from
$3.50 TO SIS per thousand, rock from % TO 80
cents piece, white perch 10 cents per bunch,
and taSlors 81 to $3.50 per hundred. The
schooner Oliver Harrison, which runs fish
nom the OILERS, brought up this morning
nearly l,i0o herriDgs, the largest lot that has
arrived so tar. The frst sturgeon OF ihe sea-
son arrived this morning from Wade's Bay,
aud was sold for SJ25. 1t was large and in
fire order.
THE WHIPPING PosT.-As will be seen by
the police report, Walter Fauntleroy, alias
Welch, has been sentenced to receive twenty
lasheS. This negro has been arrested some
SIX or eight times within the past year for
petty thefts. None of them being of suffi-
Gent amount TO send him 10 the peniten-
tiary, he has escaped each time with few
days or weeks work on the chain gang,
which punishment seems not to have had
any terror for him. This crime OF petty
thievery has become so prevalent and such
nuisance in the community that some en-
phatic means must be adopted TO put a stop
10 il. The action of the police court in sem
fencing these rascals TO q whipping, instead
of putting them in Jail, to be fed at public
expense, is generally approved.
KOBBERY.-The store of Mr.. John r. John
son, near Arlington, was burglariOusly en-
about fifty dollars In money and groceries
tGdzette, 9Th.
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THE COURTS,


Yesterday, Edward Blue was sent down for
vsgrancy. Michael Duffy, same; down.
Peter Johnson, Hanky Schlossberg and John
SuTratt, disorderly conduct; 81 each. James
O'Brien, forfeited collateral. Dewitt Fn1-
Ter, disOrderly and profanity; -. VIM.
Fisher and George West, forfeited collaterals.
Frank Brooks, disOrderly in Shepherd's
alley; IS. Mary Slaughter, loud and bolster
Gus; so Charles Magee, assault and battery
saUlt on Mary Jane Lacy; $40. James Bar
row, assault on Thomas II. Robinson; a..
James Campbell, larceny of fractional cur
rel cy; 60 days in jail. John F. Brooks.
threats TO Fanny Brooks; $40 bonds or So
days in jail. Thos. Greenhart, loud; s..
To DAY.
Elizabeth Miller WAS ordered TO Kill her
biting dog. Mamie Offutt, profanity; SIS.
Charles Parker, prOfane; SIS. William H
Roger carroll and John Dorsey, ARRAY; as
each. Bridget WEIGH a vagrsnt, was sent
down. VIM. Scott an idle and incorrigiable
boy. was sent to the reform school. Rober.
Armstrong. 81 small colOred boy, assault on
George Wilfams; $40 or so DAYS. Frank
Joyce forfeited collateral for violation of
market license. Susan Green, alias Susan
Washington, assault on Fanny Johnson:
this was scrimmage between two colored
charming Alfred Smith, 10 whom both were
paying attentions; 81 and costs. Frank
whitney. larceny of pair Of shoes worth
50 rom John Hunter: six months In Jail.
Daniel HansbuTy and Dick johnson. Ia rceny
or lap robe. and carriage cover worth $50
from Frank 7. Rollins; three months IA ieiI.
Peter Mcnamara, charged on the oath Of
John Condor with perjury in case now
pending in the Circuit Court; continued
under - 600 bordG
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From w. Fl. Chisholm; VI. d., of Kew Bed

Il have employed tue Per1q.Ga S,,rtp sue
eessfully in cases of dyspepsia, chronic d.
aIThGa, nervous debility, neuralgia erysip-
elias, bOils and diseases of the skin: also,
chloroSls, leucorrhea, prolapsus uteri, and
in female complaints generally. As an al
terative tonic. the syrup ought to be used by
clergy men, editors. cashiers, clerks, LAWYERS
and others, who use their brains more than
their muscles; as well as operatives, print
ers, tailors, shOemakers, seamstreSses, and
all those whose occupation confines them in
1l-ventilated and over heated rooms who
are liable TO suffer more or less nom nervous
fgIilifyD
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uTE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT -FOUR
w WEEKS
ANY quantity the public may want,
OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
Made Of W amsutta Mpslin aud Twenty Hun
dTed Linen, az cents. Our object in selling the
goods for such price l. simply to give employment
to a large numseT of hands that would otherwise
have nothing 10 Go
BY yeTy little calculation you can easily see
that our profit Is nothing.
wv. BARE, Manager"
Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1912 street.
Ap4
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LOCAL " e VS.,


AuuScncnto, 6c.s nO-0I8HC
National IneatT.-Carncross and Dixey's
MINISTRIES.
F6rds Opera Hoslse.-Grand art exhibition
OF living statues.
1heGer CbBaQue-" Market for Life' and
varieties.
Tdumadoe Hdu-Floral concert
Lincoln Han Colonel John W. Forney's
Centennial lecture.
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W1LBoR's Con LIVER OIL AND LINE
Persons who have been taxing Cod Liver OH
VIII De pleased TO learn that DIR. Wilbor has
succeeded, from directions of several profess
sional gentlemen, in combining the pure oil
ana lime In such "a manner that IL is pleasant
10 the taste, and its effects in lung COM
plants are truly wonderful. Many persons
whose cases were pronounced hopeless aud
VINO han taken the clear oil for a long time
without marked effect. have been entirely
cured by using this preparation. Be sure
and get the genuine. Manufactured ONLY by
A; b. VIII BoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
ali druggists. eos
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First-CIass securing and Dv.ing.

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 900 q street, 3
doors west of 9th street, just a few steps from
his former place on 9th street, where he is
ready TO do any work in his line In his supe-
riOr manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes, Grape
Wells cleaned at very short notice Ladies
Dresses cleaned without taking apart, and
spots removed without cleaning the whole
garment Gents Clothes cleaning and dye
ing speciality. lI.2I-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

Germs &c The Wise for Health
on daily walks depend, )" and thousands from
far and near visit DR.. Whites establishment,
14l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lards hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
OF, Corns, BuniOns, Troublesome Nails, Vas
cular ENcresences, etc. Established In WASH
ingtOn In 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

OPINION OF DIR. Il =. STEUART, Pres Nd
Insane Hospital, Baltimore, Md. 49, .
/ can recommend Liebl9's Liquid EIfruct Of
Beefss the most efficient preparation have
ever met with. 1t combines the virtues OF
food and tonic In q remarkable way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

Too YOU'VE TO DIE.-Thousands OF young
persons between the ages OF sixteen aud
twenty five die OF consumption, every one OF
whom might have been saved by taking
RGle's Honey Of RoTehOlald and TtE when the
gh first set in.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one Minute.
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SARATOGA SpYinx,ta Winter.

Reasons for going 10 Drs. Strongs Eeme-
dial Institute in winter, with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian Sulphur, Hy-
drOpathic and Electro-T Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
Electricity, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases a speciality. 12Am,wfs:
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DRESS COATS AND VESTS.

Oriental Silk Pl'd Worsted Coats & Vests $40 90
Northampton ELK Ribbed Worstei do do &C.. = 90
Vienna Diagonal W orsted Coats Vests. 10 SO
Blsckingto Black and Gold Worsted do. DO l5 90
Uabridse Fancy Silk WOrsted Goats Vesrs IL 90
Earragsnsett Fancy Biz orsted do. do..... 10 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
CIT Y ITEMS.
ssecialties IA Hats.

The best s. and ST SILK Hats.
Spring styles stiff Derby's a. To s3 50.
Elegant assortment fine soft Felts. g 50 20 -.
Large stock of boys and children's hats
for spring wear, at very low prices for cash,
st"Lewis' popular one price store" 30 Ith
street, between i and h.
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1ache Drops cure in one minute.
LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHATE

BAKERS Con Liver OILAND PHOSPHATE
OF LINE is really palatabIe preparation OF
this truly valuable remedy for Pulmonary
complaint, Debility, etc. BY its use the
breathing becomes free, the pulse strong and
full, the appetite regular, the strength in
creases, and the animal spirits grow light
and buoyant. Druggists have it. JSo. c.
BAKER * Co., Philadelphia.
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OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OvrIcER, /,

WASHiNGTON, April Z, 1916 (
For the lower lakes and middle states fall
ing barometer, soutberly winds, warner
Cloudy weather, and in the northern portions
rain; followed Friday night by colder, brisk
northwest winds.
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SoD.-Sod cut an even width aud thick
ness by machine, and furnishes at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or 20 Law them
selves. can be accommodated by addressing
Box &57. city p, D. asa
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SPRING GooDS.-Dress and Business Suits
made TO order. equal 10 New York or Paris
at MooRk's, 10ll New York ave.
Square dealing. A16
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FISH MARKET To-DAY-Sold by X. A,
Golden & Brother, flsh agents-G.ODO shad,
sold for SiS.25 per hundred: 5000 her
rings, for Sl5aSi6 pei thousand; 500 gill rock,
from 10 10 Is cents apiece; ], 600 punches fsb ,
from 10 Is cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

ROMAN GOLD necklaces. crosses and lock-
cts; Onyx aud gold necklaces, with cross and
earrings TO match; Lake George diamonds
IN gold, received at Prigg's jewelry store
No 457 Pennsy lvanta avenue, near ! street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
VIM. Il. Williams and Eliza Madison; Geo.
b. Gascoigue, Of Brooklyn, and Ida b. Rob
iDson.
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THE asURY ROBBERY.
Trfnl nj ~ II nst...

Yesterday afternoon the trial of Will
lam . tmaD, indicted for the larceny
OF 81 .e91 65 from the United 8 atss Treas
nry in June last, receiving stolen prop
eriy knowing II 10 have been stolen
and receiving emoezzled money koowing IL
TO have been embezzled was continued in the
Criminal Court. Judge DIN; District Attor-
hey Wells and Hon. Jeremiah NJ Wtlson for
the government and Hon. Matt II Carpen-
Elliott for the defendant
Mr.. wilson, who commenced his argument
TO the jury at one O'Clock, spoke until the
adjournment.
The TRIAL was resumed this morning and
Mr.. Wilson closed his argument for the gov
eminent at liz O'Clock.
MI. Merrick commenced his argument for
the defence at noon, and was speaking when
our report closed.
ADJUSTMENTS - National Theotsr To
night CarDcross Il Dlxey's minstrel troupe
will commence an engagement of three per-
formancss only. This company is very
favorably known, and never fails to give fiue
entertainments. They are at the top of the
ladder In the burnt cork line, and will un-
Fords Opera ROuse.-The art exhibition
still holds the boards here. A matinee will he
given to- morrow afternoon.
Lincoln Hal At the request of MANY
prominent citizens OF Washington Col John
w. Forpey will deliver his grea' Centennial
lecture tonight. 1t has received unqualified
praise fri NJ the press and public whenever
aud wherever delivered. The proceeds are 10
aid in providing a building on the Centen-
mai grounds az rendezvous for Washing
tonians, and Lincoln Hall should be filled to
OVERLOOKING.
Thedter fOmIqjie An extensive aud inter-
esting programme attracts large audiences
nightly.
The Horse Opera John O'Brien Will pay
US visit next week, with his six great
shows consolidated O'Brien's circ1S has
been here before and always drew crowded
tents at every performance. In view OF the
hard times the price OF admission is dovn to
twenty five cents. so as TO give everybody a
chance. Exhibitions will be given every ar
teTnOon and evening. The little folks and
big folks. too, will, of course. flock 10 the
corner OF 9th and streets. fit is Lent you
can go to see the menagefie, you know.
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NoTiCE-zPsrtiss who desire 20 dispose Of ell
" KINDS or WElRING APPAREL can sell
toem FOR higher cash price than any place ia the
city. by calling or addressing HERZO0, 91r ID
teption viii be giyen, paylsu
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BANKERS.
pRuNING AND GRATING rRKEs.

Any one having trees 10 prune or any grating 10
DO viii please CAL or send address To Boyle -
Hotel. street, betseen New Jersey aVepneS
and lst street northwest, where 1 VIII be Tor
two weeks.
spi-6f- GEO. TRIMBLE
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Germs &c -.The wise for Health

Understanding Liniment cures all
Pain. 4: