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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-12
CLOSING CARPET SALE.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY ROB CASH BUrE

GOOD OPPORTUNITY ROB CASH BUfEEs
Best ES;rs sop'r Insr~ius IS 40 per cent OF fyr
ss-b.
n~,ol IngniUs, heavy, 7sc., worth o..
Brussels marked dpsn.
All beni.suts ~ Et.ut half price.
kugs. Mate aud Uii Cloths CHEAP
DRY Goods fes-fuily cheap
Al IT"s- Good- ~ .. cO-t.
Best Cslcoes O. Sc.
brown CCtfons Sc upEard.
TIE Hooli"u Stock cE.sitne - heap
ftn" GTUe Grein B3a silkr 81 -. el 81. to ss
blsT keis and COInfOrts r"c u,od.
our stock At los rates & close ont for SPRING
GOODS. TN MADAM
febor sN9 Market Srsce.
A LII THE RsEAINIsG STOCK or EVEN
~ ING elLhS, LACKS sfd J n y MATERIALS
VIII De sold ~ great reduction In price Odd -ilk-
superior ctlpTs. n %. \ 80 ant : 80 per ysrd
JOHN 4. MITCHELL, S3l Penna. ave.
ALJTHE BENJAMIN STOCK OF sHAwLs
IN CL0shs AID ON t.I.GA RdGSFs NJ much le .
than former prices. SIS Closks reduced 20 q IL.
go do 10 Is, els DO, O. els. Moree Xpeasiye gar
JOHN T. mfrCnELL, s3I Penna. ave
DRICEs RgDUCEp ON AL THE REMArg.
Il ING STOCK of DRESS GOODS. CANELs
HAlk, CASHMERE, &c. 90 make room for Spring
9oOds. JOHN 7. MIrOHELL,
9Sl Pennsylyanis avenue.
A LII DOMESTIC oooDs-Cottons, sheetins..
"A Pillow Cottors, shirtiugs, Prints, C.mbric.,
Drills. Dress Iining-, Quilts, White Goods, Ham
burg kdgnR-st the lowest market rates. No n use
here or elsewhere viii sell thee goods ., lee than
febs-u s3I PsnnsyIvania svenae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-12

IN OHIO man attacked by . dog has to
wait until the sagacious creature bites him
until he is allowed TO defend himself. A
person up there who killed "0ordon set
ter" supposing 1t to be mad, has been com.
PEELED TO pay It's owner s100-just nine hum
dTed and ninety nine dollars and ninety cents
more than both owner and dog could possibly
have been wOrth.-t Lo,asrRe Cb,u-J Jour.
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was made by the prisoners counsel to dam
age the witness character, but without sue
cess. Considering the relations they had
borne TO each other, such q course was not
likely TO help his case, and suggested to the
prosecution the happy comparison OF the
prisons position to that OF "Satan reproving
SIM"
The original draft OF the paper given to
Kearney had been found in the drawer OF
DR.. Baileys writing desk, and after proper
Identification it was put in evidence. II read
DR.. Bailey's chapel on the evening OF Thurs
day, August II, Is4l. Mr.. Smith lived ct No.
II Great st. Andrew street, Seven Dials
The chapel service began at seven, and ended
flrst going into the chapel before me, and he
walked into the vestry. Mr.. Smith came
out Of the vestry just before the service com
menced, and after him came out one or two
came two parsons. DR.. Bailey read prayers
and the other strange parsOn preached. Mr.
Smith and one or two Of the ladies' went into
the body Of the church during the service,
whore sat. saw Mr.. Smith on the stairs as
the congreeation was passing ont. 1 saw
him few Gays after In the park, and had a
Henry Fleming, Q cabinet maker, deposed
that, to his sorrow, he knew the prisoner,
and that on Sunday in September, 1s4I,
the prisoner called upon him and said his
be an act Of justice for any one TO swear to
the fact. He then asked witness to swear
that he knew Mr.. Smith, where he lived, and
that he had seen him at his lprisoner's)
give evidence for him, saying ne only want
ed one or two other Witnesses, and he would
come or victorious. Witness was also in
structed 70 say that he bad seen Mr.. Smith
and had a1tsrxard seen him leave It a com,
paDy with q Mn. Grey. A paper OF fustruc-
tons bad been given him, Which he after
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
A STUPE.FDOUS C.1LCU.
L.9TIOT.

EDITOR SUN: You have had of late
considerable to say in regard 10 the &C
emulation of great debts and great
fortunes. Perhaps it would not be out
of place to add something about the
rapiGity with which money increases
when put at compound interest. / have
seen. since my earliest recollection,
many calculations of this sort, but moth
ing which exactly meets the case like
the following:
If, at the birth of our Saviour, one
cent had been put out at compound in
terest, it would, as we all know, have
doubled at the expiration of II years.
At the end of &c years it would have
been fQur cents-of SO years, eight
cents. Now. continuing this process.
we find that in 120 years any sum put
out at compound interest will have in
creased, 1000 fold, or the one cent haye
become $40. If120 years more, or A.
ID. 240, the $40 increasing 1000 fold
would have equalled $4,000. Then,
for every l20 years we must add three
ciphers, or say in the year GOO. A. d.,
the sum would be ten millions taken
one million times. or enough TO give
EVERY Ouc OuT tD,UUU,UOO iHustuiIdnle u
fortune o: quarter of million dollars
dollars each. The increase now be-
comes stnpendous, and to handle It at
all we must take the value in pounds
weight, and finally cubic feet of gold.
Gold is worth in round numbers 5000 a
pound. There are about twenty pounds
of gold to every pound OF water in a
cubic foot. A cubic foot of water
weighs sixty-five pounds, about; gold
consequently 1900 pounds per foot.
yalued at $500, O00-say one quarter of
o million dollars, or to the million dol
lars go four cubic feet OF gold. At the
end Of GOO years. then. we should have
from one cent in the beginning 4O,O00.-
poo feet of solid gold. Continuing this
process, we must soon use cubic miles
as our unit, and, finally. we reach the
stupendous result that in the year 1890.
A. d., ct. put out ut compound int,
would have increased to sphere of gold
whose centre being placed at the CEN
tire of the sum would extend beyond the
path of the earth around that body, in
all directions. and necessarily as far
above and below the plane of the
earth's rcvolution.--N. l.. d., in the
p. 7. Sun,
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
Good Morning.

Don't forget to say. GOOD morn
ingm Say it to your parents, your
brothers and sisters. your schoolmates.
your thachers. and say it cheertully and
with smile; it will do your friends
good. There's kind of inspiration in
every Good morning! ~ heartily and
simlingly spoken. that helps to make
hope fresher and work lighter. 1t really
seems to make the morning good and
to be prophecy of good day to come
after it. And if this be true of the
"Good morning!" it is equally true OF
oil kind, heartsome greetings. They
cheer the discouraged, rest the tired
one, and somehow make the wheels of
lite run smoothly.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

where was the editor of the Globe
Democrat asks the st. Louis Times
"when the gallant Col. Phelps wa'
wading up to his knees in gore at the
battle of Pea RidgeP"
And it might be asked, where was
the editor of the Times when 1.-THE gal
liant Col. Phelps" was chuck full Of
whisky, and in his night shirt, wenI
raging through the ladies' cabin of the
steamer Andy Joanson, after midnight
trying to force ladies to promenade
with him on the herricane deck psf
JoseDh Herald.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

At recent school examination the
teacher was not little surprised, Oh
asking little boy what the four seasons
were. to receive the reply, Pepper
mustard, salt, and vinegar. why
Johnny. how can you say SOP" espos
tulated the teacher. "'Cause my moth
er always seasons with them, any
how ~ declared the observant scholar
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

40, no, yon dont't spend money, bui
/ spend it ALL" said MRS. Swipes to hel
husband: If that's so, where do you
get money to play pedro and come
home to the bosom of your family
stone-blind drunk! Don't deny it
Swipes, for you now somebody black
ened your eyeglasses the other day
and YOU was so drunk you thought il
was midnight and came home with q
lantern in your hand in the middle OF
the day."
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
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The Wagner Musical Festival at Bay
reulh, which continued during a great
part of last week. was triumph which
has never been exceeded in the history
@: any musical composer. At the close
a grand banquet was given to the artist.
who was crowned with chaplet OF sill
yer wrought in imitation of laurel
leaves. After the banquet he passed
through an ordeal of congratulations.
Handwriting and kissing. which is des-
cribed as almost without parallel.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

When a man evades the tax on a gal,
lon of whisky, he is called Grookeu
whisky thief, and if convicted ne Is
sent to prison. When man eVaues
the tax on several thousand dollars OF
his income for the year 1862 he is called
a tax reducer. and, if self-convicted. he
is nominated by the Democracy for
President of the United States. How
ever, he will not be elected.-St Joe
Herald.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

The temperature of the Hoosac Tun-
mel is about the same all the year round,
the thermometer standing generally at
60 deg. The air is pure except when
there are a great many trains going
through, filling the tunnel with smoke
vet notwithstanding that. there is now
no doubt about the tunnels being able
to thoroughly ventilate itself.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

The Tilden reform rule has reached
Kentucky. At Glasgow on Saturday
night the TiIdenites burned school
building erected by the United States
Government for the colored people
because it had been used for the pur'
pose of organizing Hayes and Wheel
err club.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
Snn Horo Do you want Books, Cards.

Co. uo,o Do you want Books, Cards,
NCC llcI u Prints, Photographs Why
then do you waste money on sw insilers. Instead
send to the old reliable house Of Hunter & Co.
Established in ls6O. We supply all books, all
goods and at lowest rates send for some of
these, Trunk Full Of Fun, l5c; How to win a
Sweetheart, soc; Golden Wheel Fortune Teller,
zoe; Book of Love Letters, soc; Boxing Made
Easy, l5c; Mofgsn's Masonry Exposed,
use; Hunters Guide, 25; Changers Exposed,
$50 pp. illustrated, soc; How to write short
hand, soc; How to amlse an evening party.
SOC; Dancing ma'se easy, soc; How gamblers
win, soc: Leap year cards; COurtship Cards.
Fortune Telling Cards; Love Making Cards;
kinds-each in case only Soc; Complete Pocket
HOyle, soc; Chesterfieid's Letter Writer, zoe;
Monitor of EreemasODry, 75c; How 10 win and
how to " 90 lie; the Laws of Love SIC; La6ies'
Guide to Beauty ,3nc, &C. Remember any or
all Of tho above will be sent TO you prepaid on
receipt of priee.-We import and hunt up for
eign and scarce books. We make it a study.
e want your patronage. Send for our eircu-
lars. IL will pay you 10 deal with us DO not
risk money with swindlers but send ut
once TO the cold feliables," Hunter 4 Co.
Iiinstlale, y. III. Ssws
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

A poor man who had large family
broke bis leg. and, as he would be foi
some time unable to 90 to church, il
was proposed to hold prayer meeting
at his house. The meeting was led by
Deacon Brown. A loud knock ut the
door interrupted the service. A tall,
lank, blue-.rocked youngster stood at
the door with an ox-goad in his hand.
and asked to see Deacon Brown. IA
ther could not attend this meeting" he
said. "but he sent his prayers. and they
are out in the cart" They were
brought in. in the shape of potatoes.
beef, pork, and corn"
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

Scene, a telegraph office at Vienna
An operator takes out his watch. and
yawning. says: ITO bad. | cannot 60
to the concert tonight" "Why not p
asks companion. Il am awaiting the
dispatches from Belgrade and, they
don't generally turn up until about mid
night The other operator thinks a
moment, and then, with a CLEAN oil
light in his eye, he says: "Have you re-
ceived the Constantinople dispatches
.Yes, - rejoins operator No. 1. "Well,
Just write out precisely TO the contrary,
and 90 to yoEr concert"
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Brothers.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and In
struction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUTSRA.TED-
Notices of The Press.

The Bear il edited with a combination of tact
and talent that We seldom find in any journal;
and the journal itself is the organ of the great
world of ashiOn--BOsf0a Traveller.
The BG-dr commends itself to every member
sf the househoid-tO the children by droll and
pretty pictures, 20 the young ladies by its fash
templates in endless variety, 10 the pr0yident
matron by its patterns for the children 8
Clothes, 10 pateriamiliAs By its tasteful designs
Tor embroidered slippers and luxurious dress
ing gowns But the reading matter of the b.
EAR is uniformly of great excellence. The pa
per has acquired a wide popularity for the ire
side enjoyment il afIortls.-N. Y ErenfRg Post.
IN its way there is nothing like il. Fresh and
Trustworthy fashion guide, its stories and
essays, its poetry and squibs, are all invigorat-
ing 70 the mind.-Chie0qo EUeninq Journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
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The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
Baylies

Great Merchant lie College, KeOkuk Iowa, on
the Mississippi. Prof. WIN. -. Miller, General
Manager. Ninteen year. About sixty dollars
pay all expenses, for Membership, Board and
Stationary, BOokkeepers, Penmen, Reporters,
Operators, Al chitects, surveyors and Teachers
thoroughly fitted. English branches free.
Free Lectures by Eminent Orators Free tes-
rivals with Brass Band in College Hail Free
furnished rooms for self-bOartinS. Telegraph
ing free. Short hand writing free. Good
boarding clubs, business in EeOkuk- No vaca-
ton, Address Baylies College, keOkuk, Iowa.
state where yon saw this embarrassment
4Syl.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED


HHFPer's Weekly is the ablest and most pow
erful illustrated periodical published in this
country. It's editorials are scholarly anil con-
yincing, and carry much weight. Its iilustra-
tiOns Of current events full and fresh, and
are prepared by our best designers With 8
circulation OflJ0, 600, the weekly i read by az
least half million persons, and its influence as
an organ of opinion is simply tremendous. The
Weekly maintains q positive position, and ex-
presses decided views political and social
problems. CORTieT Journal
Its articles are models of heightened discus
sion and its pictorial illustrations are corrobo-
rative arguments of no small force.-N T. En-
amsAer and ChToai6Ie.
Its papers upon existent questions and its in
imitable cartoons help to mould the sentiments
Of the country .-Piffsburg Commercial.
Hdrper's Weekly stands at the head of illustra-
tel. Journals in the United States in circulation
editorial ability, and pictorial Illustrations
LGdies' Repository, Cincinnati.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
Volt County Sentinel
OREGON. MISSOURI,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 8. 1876.

MAN." says Adam Smith. sis an
animal that makes bargains. No other
animal does this-no dog exchanges
bones with another.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
Rights a Citizen

OF the United Sfaies-HOic 10 erSrcise and hOts 10
preserve them. By The0phiIus Parsons, IL. d.
Containing a commentary dDthe Federal ana
State Constitutions, giving their history and -
igin and "A full explanation of their principles
purpOses and provisions; the powers amt dulles
of Public Officers; the rights OF the people, ana
the obligations incurred IN every relation On llis
also. parIiamentarv rules for deliberative bod
les. and full directions and legal forms for all
business transactions, as making Wills, Deeds,
Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts,
etc a Law Library in a single volume u
meets the wants of all classes and sells to every
body. oJONES BROIHEkS w;
loft st. Louis, MO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
SAVE MONEY v %sy pay Ys %S" sas

0AA 4t4 ~ - BAANCS- Cdh
buy SIS worth Of goods Tor Sl0. Why not do it.
he great T.. Dollar sale, IS Brumiield ST.,
Boston, IL himly established, and for years has
sold really yalullle goods worth 81 10 10 IS nj
fixed price OF only one dollar. We are end0rs
ell and recommended by the best papers and
leading merchants. Our sale Is an honorable
business enterprise and We do sell all goods ut
less than other dealers In these times II pays
to money. We sell jewelfy, silver and
Plated Ware, Glassware, Cutlery, Dry and
Fancy Goods, Groceries, Teas, COllees, spices,
and in fact everything, including 1000 elegant
books, which retail AZ 81 80 To 81, and all for
Just one dollar. 1h~re Is no ticket, % 'Ofder
Slip or other tTiekery. Ono dollar secures
any article on the list. We e.. a. D., let
YOU goods before paying. over 7s,0oc pa
irons attest the popularity of our great sale.
We need SCENTS everywhere We cannot give
any idea here of 9uS mess Our list OF gUods
would III the erf:. ,er. Send ut once for
eli culars and nm dations from our pa
irons You can say, -sh- Will You do il? If
50 address at once II ,JRMIS1OS x Co, n. f.
DOLLAR SALE, 53 Greenfield ST., Eoston,
Mass Sowo
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
March 6 Allotment.

lift draws less than S. Company will take it
back rs S. in the purchase of whole bond OF the
Industrial Exhibition Co. ofNew York.
33w4
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
Trustees of Manager.

Lw Winchester, Treasurer National Express
Company, n Y City.
Geo A Mcdonald. 23 + 3lst st, \ City.
NOTES. will purchase Fraction partici-
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
LIME.

HAVING gone into the Lime Turning bust
ness. we desire to notify the public that we are
prepared to supply iirst-rate article of Lime
10 all parties in need of the same. Our Lime
Kilns are situated widow Gillinwater' :
farm, two miles south Of Oregon. We aim to
sell as cheap rs anybody. Give us a call.
BENZ. GILLINWATER,
5Ov6 WIN ERMAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

WHY WILL i SS" S 9az il.' t to fs5c
silver Hs6 Glassware when 81 will buy the reTy
same articles. II is a fact that the y. +. Dollar
sale of Boston, is, does, and has for years been
selling an immense variety of goods well rOrih
81 to So at only ONE dollar. SO will go rs far
rs SIS ifyOu will only belieUe what we say and
buy where you can buy the cheapest. 5000 ele-
giant new So and IS books all for 81. Dry and
Fancy Goods. Groceries, Spices, &c, &C., at
half the usual prices. There is no ''ticket''
trickery no lottery no delays. All orders filed
promptly. Goods sent e. o. ID You can see
thrm before paying We need agents and
want y OF to give us a trial. Ladies' and Others
can raise clubs for us and make large pay. We
,!ealt with 300 people in Dec, ISIS. Give us
one trial and like thousands Of others we KNOW
We shall secure your continue patronage. We
sell one article for 81, or give splendid prem
iums for clubs. TRY us and SIX. We cannot
here give our list il would I'LL the entire paper.
Our hOuse il endorsed by the best merchants
and papers of Boston and by as 600 patrons
81, 600 patrons bought of us in ls75 Send NOW
for our great circulars. Address II. oRMISTON
& CO, y. l.. DOLLAR SALE, S3 BrOnIiield st.
Boston, Mass.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08

Age fS Wanted to Sell
THY POLITICAL, PERSONAL, AND PROPERTY
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-08
How to Purchase
DIRECTORS.

,ren 4 j Condit S NTH. Buffalo.
James NJ Selover, IL Broad 81. CITY.
Paul NJ Sponord, 20 broadway, \ \ CIV.
GEM John NJ COrse. Chicago. Ill,
w r. Shaffsr, Is 69ih ST. y CITY.
Andrew Mckinley, st Louis, Mo.
q a & Barnett, as Duane 81, cry.
LLOYD q Bartlett, 81 l. 18th ST, CITY.
n NJ Cushman, Is Broad ST, y \ City.
q II Pcn6eld, Hartford, Ct.
Wells, 81 University Place \ CITY.
q A Stevens, Appraisers II, n City.
Hon w l. Grant, Coyington, ny.
j 5 q Burt, Cincinnati, o..
T. A Boyd, 10 Murray ST, CITY
t;eo w Ouintard, III West st, ! city.
Geo w Mclean, Prcs't n \ stock Exchange.
Gabriel Meter, Banker 81 Exchange Place \
City.
Albert L Catlin, Burlington, VI.
Vim Drake Drake Bros. bankers. Y.
John j Anderson, st Louis and \.
Warren Murdoch, \.
Civ