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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

Corrected weelly by reference 10 actual ca.
sdtcs by principal dealers.
BAGGlNG-i5a lie r yd.
TIES-6tc r n.
BROGANs-Sl 25al IS T. pair.
BUTTER-2Oa PIC r. h.
COFFEE-23 a PC r h.
CORN MEAL-7jc = bu.
COAL Oil.-Insnrancc, 7jc r gal
CANDLES-20 a be r. ID.
CLEAR RIB SIDES-llc y u.
ClilCkENS-2ld 2jc.
COTTON STRlFES-l09l Ice r yd.
DOMESTlCS--lOal lie r. yd.
EGtiS-l2tc - doz.
FLOUR-sl0 U0d II 90 r Dbl.
HtMS-1ia l5c n n.
HIDES-j6 Zoe r. n.
HORSE SIOES-10c = ID.
LARD-l5a tic r H..
MOtASSES-50 a 15c = gal
MACKEREI.-S2 - Il Kit.
NAll.S-iia Sc r, ID.
PRINTS r. yd.
POWDER-i5c. n b.
RICE-sc r H..
SALTS? 75a3 90 r sack.
SrGAR-lld lie r 10.
SlIOT-S3 80 r sack.
TOBACCO-G0a1 zoe n n.
TRACE CHAINS-75c r pair.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
MEXICAN WAR.

All soldiers who served in the Mexican
War, either rs officers or privates; are re-
Quested TO meet, on the last day of the
Fair in Homer, to organize an Association
for the presentation of their claims to the
United States Government, and for mutual
benefit.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Camp Hunt.

Quite a number of the mighty nimrods
in and about Homer have gone off on a
camp hunt. The barking of their dogs and
roar Of their guns may be about this time
heard in the wids Of VIM parish. They
have n faithful chronicler among their
number, and should they perform great
and wonderful feats our readers ma, cx-
pect i'll an early issno to hear from them
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Price Of Hauling Reduced.

NOW is the time to have your Cotton
IN hauled to Shreveport and sold, for 81
per hundred. will make weekly trips to
Shreveport, Personal attention given to
all orders and sales.
w, H. ELLINGTON.
Oct. II, 1877. g:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
WM. ENDERS,
MANUFACTURER L. DEALER,
No. Is Texas Street,

SHREVEPORT, L.,
Ii As for sale, at wholesale and retail, n
III full line of the following goods;
Furniture, Chairs, Mattresses, lvm.
doic Shades and FIXTURES, Wal
Paper, Looking Glass Plates,
Chhlrcn's Cdrridgcx,
Picture anil Cornice MOuLA4s1s.
Feathers, Sprieg Potion aad UPHOLSTERY Goods
~ Send for Price List.
Nov. :, l-77. l2:Gm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

We learn that several gentlemen of Min
den have organized a Gun Club. Judge
X c. Drew is president of the club, W. ID.
Mcdonald vice-prcsident, 7. r. Gercn sec
retary, and Capt. T. NJ. Turner treasurer.
The other members of the club are 5. ID.
Sl'ann, Geo. McWcavcr, T. NJ. Elliott, W.
H. Avery, John Hogan, J. F. Taylor and
W. NJ. Collins. We are rather surprised to
SEE no notice of this organization in the
Democrat, but presume that our friend
Tompkins preferred 70 wait until he saw
some actual demonstration on the part of
ms shooting friends. We congratulate our
friends on their enterprise and hope to see
and hear soon something of their skill as
harksmcn. Some Of them we know can
shoot well, because we saw Judge Drew
with our own eyes break glass ball at
shreveport lately. When we ret club
organized at Homer, we dare say there will
ne challenges between the two clubs which
VIII tend to develop the skill of the sports
men of both places.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Public Sale.

Tutorship of minors, Eliza and Thomas
Pilgrcen.
State Of LonisiaHa, Parish Of Claiborne.
Dl virtue Of n commission issued ont of
ID the Parish Court OF said parish and
state, aud TO me directed, | will sell on
Saturday, the LIST day Of December, 1877,
to the last and highest bidder, on the prem
ises, All the Personal Property Belonging
to the above named minors, consisting of
Corn, Mules, Hogs, Sheep. Cattle,
Household. and Kitchen Furniture,
&c, &c. v
Terms of sale, cash for amounts under
five dollars; above that amount, twelve
months time, with approved persoal secu-
rity. GEORGE ID. KILLGORE,
Nov. Z, ls77.-l2ts Tutor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

We have bad lately . most pleasant aud
agreeable visit from n most accomplished
gentleman, +. NJ. Turner, of Missouri. a
minister of the Primitive Baptist Church,
who is spending some time in our parish
Mr.. Turner is n brother of our good friend,
DR.. Silas Turner, a son-in-law of Isaiah
Phipps. We had the pleasure of hearing
Mr.. Turner preach on Sunday night last at
the residence Of Rev. Joscphus Barrow.
And to say that we were pleased would but
feebly express our qualification with the
style, manner and sentiment of the dis
course. Mr.. Turner is polished gentle
man, most agreeable in mannrr, whose ac-
qaintapcc is well worth cultivation. Our
good friends, Lawson and Barrow, will. of
course, testify to the soundness of Mr.. rs
theology. Rev. Mr.. Turner has been a good
Democratic member of the Missouri Lcgs-
iAtnre, and contributed in no small degree
10 the success of many good Democratic
measures. We believe, from what we have
seen OF friend Turner, that his service in
the Legislature did no damage to his reli-
gion. We trust that our friends will i'm
prove all opportunities to hear him preach.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

a Washington special of the 2sth to the
81 Louis Times states that the Louisiana
naa,cals are threatening to make injurious
disclosures before the Senate committee
concerning the breakup of the Packard
legislature. Mr.. Morey, ex Congressman,
''a'nls to DO able to prove that eight men
VINO went over from the Packard to the
NHholls Legislature were offered q consid-
,"''on by the Hayes commission, and, fur
"s' that they were paid twenty thousand
.0,iars' Two men, Holt and Drury, were
~ nave received :, 600 each, and the Others
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Notice To My Customers.

T HAVE YOUR NOTES AND OPEN AC-
L counts. Notes are all due. and those
that don't pay may look OUT, for mean
MONEY! must have it. / give you fair
warning. II the money is not paid by LIST
january, l shall proceed to collect by law,
and mean what say, viii give good
prices for cotton in settlements
A. MCCRANIE.
Sept. 10. -Is77. 5.tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

Fernando Wood, Of New York, is chair
man of the committee of ways and means.
Robertson, of Louisiana, is chairman of
the committee on Mississippi levces.
Elan is on the Pacific Railroad COM
mittee.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

The new Shreveport paper, the Sunday
herald has been coming to us for several
weeks We beg pardon of the editor for
having failed to notice his enterprise before
ine Herald is good paper, and is con-
auc'ed with spirit and intelligence which
gives promise of much good in the future.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
SEED POTATOES.

THE Brazilian Yam, and M bile
l. Market POtato-For sale this Fall
by the undersigned. These varieties are
superior In flavor and quality to any other
potato raised in this country. FIVE HUN
DRIED BUSHELS TO THE ACRE is not
an uncommon crop. They are from four to
six weeks earlier than any other variety.
Will be delivered in quantities to suit
purchasers any time after digging.
w. j. MERCER, Homer, La.
Aug. %, 1877. l:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Minden Upper Landing.

HAVING LEASED THE MINDEN UP
III per Landing, invite the attention of
shippers and Consignees TO my commodious
WAREHOUSES; and the thorough repair
of the road leading thereto; and returning
thanks for past favors, respectfully solicit
further consignmcuts of cotton and freight
As my personal care will be given to the
business, my patrons may rest assured that
II will receive prompt attention.
II. A. BARNES.
Oct. 3, 1877. 7:6m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Succession Sale.

Succession of ii. 5. Goodenough, deceased.
STATE Of Lonisidnd-ldrish Of Claiborne.
Df virtue of commission issued out of
ID the Honorable the Parish Court of said
parish and State, 10 me directed by Drew
Ferguson, Clerk of the District Court,
will proceed to sell to the last and highest
bidder, within the legal hours of sale, at
the Court House door in the town of Homer.
On Saturday, the 24th November, 1871,
the following described property situated
in said parish and State, belonging to said
succession, to Wit
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter of Section ~, Township -
Range D, the northwest quarter of south
east quarter, the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter, the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter, the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter, the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter the north
east quarter of the northwest Quarter, the
southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, and the southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter of Section 30, and the west
half of the southwest quarter Of Section ~,
same Township and Range, less a strip one
hundred and sixty-five yards in width
across the north end of the eighty last
named, and strip same width across the
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of Section 3O-containing ass aeres-with
all the improvements thereon.
Also, one Gin Stand.
The property will be sold on credit of
one and two years-the purchaser giving
notes with approved personal security,
bearing eight per cent. per annum interest
from day OF sale, and mortgage retained on
the land sold to pay the purchase price.
w. Z. GOODENOUGH, Tutor.
Oct. "a, 1877. lost
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
heading the names of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
is intended as memorandum for the pro-
lection of subscribers against possible
rrrnrs in our hooks:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
A Desirable Place For Sale

THE undersigned offers for sale his Farm,
l. containing Eighty Acres of Land, sit
mated three miles south IS Homer, near the
Minden road-about sixty acres cleared
and under good fence.
The place has on it a good framed dwell
ing house, fair average out-houscs, good
young apple and peach orchards, a vine
yard of Scuppernong vines of from four to
seven years growth, n Wine cellar, and
excellent. well water.
For further particulars, apply TO the I'M
dersigned on the place.
T. b. WALLACE.
Oct. 10, 1877. s:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

DlED-On Sunday, October 81, at 1915
p. m, Caroline NJ. Flush. aged ~ years, a
native of this city, beloved wife of Eph A.
Aitkins.-N. q. Time.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Board Of Directors;

Board Of Directors.
J. H. JORDAN, Pres.
J. FERGUSON,
X. p. WEBB,
A. +. HILLEY,
Aug. 90, 1877. iaf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Advertised Letters.

ETTERS below, if not called for by the
IL lat day of December, will be sent to
the Dead Letter office:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

The resnscitation of the Association il at
tended with an unusual degree of interest
by all parties.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07
Homer Price Current.

Corrected reellg by reference 10 actual each
rates by principal dealers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-07

T0B-wORK NEATLY EXECUTED AT
~ this office.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
District Iabor.r. Condemn the Strike


The members of the Central Council Of the
Labor League resident Of the District Of CO.
lumbia held special meeting yesterday for
the purpose Of taking action relative to the
strike and mob violence of the employees of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The action
taken was highly commendable.
Resolutions too long to print In full were
adopted, condemning the appeal to violence
made by the strikers on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The resolutions state that the
workingmen by rashly opposing the laws of
their State by mob violence have brought un-
just condemnation upon the cause Of labor;
recommend that they desist from forcible re-
sistance and seek redress by petitions to Con-
gress and uphold moral agitation as the means
Of righting the wrongs of labor, and 1t was
further resolved that we caution the men,
bers Of the labor League Of this District
against listening to reasonable counsel specially
sent here to incite the order to mob law and
violence and attempt to inaugurate scene Of
terror Ia this District, and any member found
countenancing such will be expelled from the
order"
There were twenty -four signers, as follows
John Pope Hodnett, chairman; Michael scanlan
secretary; Jacob D. Felthousen, secretary c. c. L.
L.; Rev. solomon Hunter, chaplain d. c.; Rev.
Noble Redmond, assistant do do; George NOtcrie,
chairman committee Of safety; d. W. Stewart,
chancellor; John Bryant, foreman: Atlas Ford
sergeant alarms; Charles Norris, John F. Dyson
Smith, Moses Tonstel Dennis Puryis, Nelson shep
herd, David LuCkitt, Henry Henderson, W. W
ROss, Robert Berry, Marshall Burrill, Henry
Wimms, central committee
National Republican., 1877-07-20

when questioned by the officers, gave several
different accounts Of himself. The evidence
for the prosecution was In accordance with the
account Of his arrest as published In yester-
days REPUBLICAN. Marshall had no wit
nesses, but made statement, saying that he
was special officer and watched the colored
Masonic Temple and the 10Th regiment armory
in New York. that he never attempted to act
the part Of a policeman or detective here or
anywhere else. The reason he was here was
that he was engaged to be married to young
lady in Georgetown, and the time set for their
marriage was near at hand and he came on to
inform the girls mother that he was not pre-
pared to enter the state Of matrimony, and
having transacted his business, II was his in
tention to have returned yesterday morning,
and he would have done so had he not been
arrested; that he was able and willing to pay a
fine. The Judge dismissed the charge Of being
a suspicious character aud imposed a fine Of 50
for disorderly conduct, which Marshall paid,
after which he departed in hurry.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
The Police Hoard,

The Police Board met last night. A report
was received through the major stating that
there were no grounds for the complaint made
by Mr.. Thomas p. Morgan that cows were al-
lowed to trcspass upon the parking In the
vicinity OF his residence. The complaint was
sent back to the District Commissioners prop
erly indorsed. Tho complaint Of Catharine
Bailey that Lieut.. johnson had refused to
serve United States warrant was dismissed
on recommendation of the major. The majors S
report stated that Mrs. Bailey was proprietor
of one of the most notorious hells in the Dis
trict, and that her complaint was not worthy
Of respect He further stated that the warrant
in question was q duplicate Of one which had
already been served and dismissed by the
Police Court. Mrs. Baileys place Is on the
Seventh street road, near the Soldiers Home.
A report was received in reference to re-
wards received by police officers, In which 1t ap-
peared that Officer Anderson had received IS
from DIR. Nichols for the arrest Of q fugitive
from the Insane Asylum. The Major stated
that DR.. Nichols offered rewards as an induce
ment to the police officers to pick up the es-
capped crazy folks. 1t appears that Anderson
has been very fortunate in securing these re.
wards, and one Of the members Of the board
remarked this. II is said that Anderson is in
collusion with some attachc Of the asylum
who lets the inmates out at time when
Anderson is near by to bring them in.
The following Is q recapitulation Of the
work done by the police force during the
quarter ended June 30, 1877, as shown by the
majors report, which was submitted: There
were 3,062 arrests, 2,524 males and 55s females
| 1,2i2 were married, 1,Sl0 were single, 2,0l;
| could read and write and ,O69 could not read
write.
The offenses are classified as follows: OF
fenses against the persons, !, $50 males and All
| females; oHenses against property, g7i male'
and 14l females.
The following disposition was made of th'
cases reported l,l67 were dismissed, $50 wer'
sent to Jail, 242 committed to the workhouse
| 1872 gave security to keep the peace, s. gar'
| bail for court, "a were sent to the Reform
school, 1s not disposed Of, and in l91 cases va
rious light punishments have been inflicted.
In S75 cases fines have been imposed amount
ing in all to 9,2s350; In District of Columbif
cases, i,037.50; in United States cases, II ,323
in District Of Columbia cases appealed, S3,O6s
and in United States cases appealed, 1865.
During the quarter 1861 destitute person
were furnished with lodgings, II lost childrei
| were restored to their parents, 229 sick or dis
abled persons were assisted or taken to hos
| pitals, 3S horses, cattle and vehicles fount
| astray and restored to their owners, 40 fires at
tended, 13 dead and abandoned infants found
| suicide reported, II inquests held.
No action was taken at the public session II
regard to the charges pending before thu
board against Sergeants Leach and Dunning
| ton.
The trial committee was engaged yesterda,
in concluding the hearing in Lcach's case, ant
| in hearing the testimony against Sergean
| Dunnington.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
DR RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TuMoR IN THE

MAG b AS p9WE oR RuM9R rE9 IL The
pn: EIApwAy That Others may be SenehtsS,,
n a. SysrsT s TsTGs q. in the Sy.i. and
% s.siSI,s sss .S%la f9 ny Ssys ssd
RsdNsy 3 femedles. Ihsa not much fai,h in them,
I sSsss of .ns %o boxes
The pills and bottles OF The Relief used those
Rs S
two ofthe Relief and two boxes % Pills Before they
sqn,lnusd @ use .sO %sd,siPs nn,l was sure
ave months and during thai time iest forts. % 1--WE
pSana In I'll tool iRrss dS5sp a sSss of ns ~ Re-
Jisel PsrIestly yell and my hear. Is n Of graft,
EoS, siI and your wondstfii mSaielns rel deeply
sfS iSS s s's' s much of
S,snesd6@ s6,n, w,o .. az MRS ZEE r. sd BIRniss.
the ol whom You 70 enS med
sine q june. lTS The msdisins. above stated were
her BY you. may s.y that her stai-msn, correct @ Ct
without 2 correction. ,s,
n,. D.uSsis, and Gne%is, Ann kISOr, Mich
fnown . u.s. and s es herein stated % andoSs
bIssns viii SsiIsss % Ss @ aS sisnsdS shew'
M.S1 NAN; 3 9oessn sssns"' s"Br T. pasb Z; RosD'
rVAof S9 hxbRH2s l. fs2%Ea CURED
Dr. n; R.Syts NV .. sav, Haa 4, oys.a% 9 d.
mended, but nothing helped me: ! aw your Resoi.
sns of X II s@ n II
iSSs SIX bottle Of The Rssolysn one boz q RadTsys
hssi sF & RSf .Sa be ssSpsa ,sa
isS y i: sids e y Ia Ss sSs ] !Ss Wiz
itifyoa choose. 0 " MsSs.r T. II, Ks%pP. S"''"
| ANN ARBoR, MIcH,, April 30. 1871
ReSyen hssuns T FMS hISs Sd 'Fs s.o 'asns sr y9@r Ss
Ready Relief a6Sp! one year for Ovarian TuInSrs
Thsy We're Ike kn%ts on "S.""iS 1reo. When was
Gsf and %ss, eS oSc %S
%S Th SS%sd @ sy
gone yet n hsys s taken '%en,EfSur bottles q Re
Please send me your book False md I'D, True
Letter fAnotherrom Mra c..KRAPF.
dress yos assin. MS health : srssiS I%prsyeS f Sy
gone health still improving, and my weight decreas.
Inquire o. h Se %a%s ySar Sas msa sa,
cine has done ior me-one from Ohio, one from Gan.
NV well az asqasi%,sG %sts Mrs krsps k"sss She I.
sas ss s
s AR GSsr %
cures effected by It, Yours, respectfully,
| ., EnkRBAcH a Go.
| ANN ARBoR, MICH, August Is, 1874
4Hs H;;RS4 hi$$S fSaiSERRE
$t G fsSF II Ss9hls R5FEsF
LUNGS OR nv H sFhskR skEs Al Sn THE RBSr FLESH
AID NEdETATiNG THE FLUIDS.
Chronic rheumatism, ,scrofuln. Granduar swelling
Hacking Dry Cough. csneer9us Affections syphllitlc
Brssh, Iio Do?TeuT, White swelinss fumors, IN
Gers, skin and Hip Diseases, Mercurl Diseases, Fe
male Complaints, Gout, Drolsy, Salt Rheum, Bron
LIVER COMPLAINT &C.
remedial agents In the cure OF Chronic, Scrofilous
Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but II Is the only
KiDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel, Diabetes Dropsy
Disease, AlbnmlnuTin and In all clses where there
. mixed with substances like the white OF an exg ol
bilious appearance and whe-bone dust dept 1 ts and
when there Is pricking, burning sensation wheI
passing water and pain In the small OF the bac1 aud
along the loins
fBSa BR Rbgs Il db5Sgs tSlGE E SSkkR&Nt SSkk R&2NtsER "a ~
Jyls
National Republican., 1877-07-20
PUT ON RECORD.
Papers In Relation to Real Estate Transac.

Papers In Relation to Real Estate Transac-
tions.
The following papers in relation to real es-
tate transactions have becn placed on record
with the recorder Of deeds:
REAL FsTATE TRASsrERs
s O. TIott to Thomas J. T,ott fg sa. part Of lot 2.
lot subdivision Of original lots land part Of 10,
4 e. T. pS % % q" m q to sec a%fy feS aSs
70 Anson TSyI9G for t, ~ 10. 81 o. 81 s9Sre loS r. $
saSdiyisIon q sqnarc is Mary < Long i 10 Washing;
ton thllds for t'9. lot 81, Eeyscrs subdivision OF
for S. lots and g. Crowns subdivision OF lots and
s, square ilG lienl. NJ Plumb, trustee, TO James 7,
lots and j. square il6; Robcrt ". McTRerson and ID
s p and 5s @ %
town John @ Evans TO Fl9rcncr llldrc,h FOR tlsooo
Kdwels subdivision ofsquare M John A. summers
to Mary F. summer i3rS lot g. ~ square south q q
yndS f M sfsy%n" M Mary 'Ta;Gs Wnce TO
y, on for s30o. lot ~, Allen and Ft,lconer's subd
lace FOR HdOO, lot 76 Of Allen and Falconcrs subd
vision of square IA
DEEDS or TRUsr.
A. s. Taylor to ]. e. Pearson To secure the Jackson
William z Tree to Raison Hyde to secure lie JeST
fSH @ 60 sac m JOIN h 10 Gc p%T. and
Aldernon Carlisle to secure John D. Mcpherson s25
streets, GeoTge,own; Daniel Williams 10 D H. Warner
and Join ]. Edson TO secure George T.. Emmons sl25
part Of lot 81 square ~
RELEAsEs.
William J Warren to l,ehecca n Lane lot 10
square 100, y x DOoley and =. N. Hilton to Lena
Hetngcr lot 10, square s7ii h. r Butler and J. /.
Hodges. trustees, TO John o, Evans, subdivision - o
Evans subdivision OF lots 10 aud 90 Kidwelrs subdivi
sion of square 2i7 Francis Mohun trustee to Agatha
e. Lynch LOT y, square 7J2,
DEEDs OF TRrsT-CHArTELs.
Jas =. Phelps 10 J, T., y, Jnrlin, to secure Chas d
Phclphs 81 goods premises No, 2l3 Twelfth
street northwest, Emma j. smith to Thomas +
Miller. trustee, To secure James IUwlrs So good
and chates In house No. sOI Ninth street northwest
BILL Or SALE
John A.. Summers to Mary T. summers, all righ
and III e In chattels and furniture In ht use No. ~
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY,

By Downman & Green:
At o'clock lots Nos s, g. 7,s, o. and 10 in square
No. m.
At 6 O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
west side Of First street cast between and south
consisting Of new three story and basement brick
dwelling, and lot.
By Wash. B. williams
Iron foundry at corner Of Seventh and streets
southwest.
Al 10 o'clock, at 500 Seventh street northwest,
boots shoes kc
National Republican., 1877-07-20

ONE DoLLAR.-Obtain DR.. Hartley's great remedy
for Catnrrh. druggists have IT,
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols &C, bought at
Herzog's, 9l5 d street Orders attended to.
All kinds of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered at Murrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
ter at Spicers butter store. southwest corner of
Ninth and Y streets Fine cheese at less than Bal
tmore prices. No mpossibilities advertised, but
prices as low as the lowest Call and be con-
yinced
National Republican., 1877-07-20
OPENING,

inform my friends and the public that have
rcopcned the restaurant, No. l7is street. near the
War Department, formerly occupied by DE Atley,
and entire newly rchttcd. have rooms for social
parties and private entrance for ladies with gentle
men. You will find Bcrgner 4 Engcl's lager beer,
the best Of liquors and cigars, and hot and cold
lunch at prices 10 suit the times.
Respectfully, T. RYBACK,
Nous invitons nos ams dc France nous rcndre
visitc T. RYBACK,
Nos IT'S and ITO q street