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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
GEORGE wv.

SERIOUS, PERHAPS FATAL, ACCIDENT
TO CHILD.-Yester about I O'Clock.
nine months old, while playing upon the Sec
ond story porch Of her fathers residence, on
Congress street, near the canal, fell TO the
M. Mackall and Kleinschmidt were imme-
distely sent for, and found the child TO be
seriously Injured. This morning the con-
dltlon OF the little sufferer is very precarouS.
An examination showed the skull to be frac.
tured and paralysis of the left side has re-
suited.
MARRIAGE OF PHYsIcIAr-Dr. A. B.
shekell. well known physician of this
place, was married yesterday to Miss Mary
Evarard. The ceremony took place at the
residence OF the brides brother in-law, Mr..
MastersOn. on West street. and was per-
formed by Rev. Father Murphy, s. j.
RUN OvRR Andrew May, son of Philip
May, aged six years, was run over in front
bones were broken. His brother John had
similar experience about two weeks ago,
with somewhat worse results.
A sMPLL THAT OUT SMELLS ALL OTHER
SMFLIS arises in great heaps (extravagaut
people say you can see it, from pile of rish
guanO, seemingly made from rotten fish and
other fragrant ingred ents) deposited in bags
on TIE canal, near TRlbotts wharf. IL has
remained there two days, aud many co n
plants have been made about {. Whose fish
manure is II, any how?
SENT ARoARD-The three unIuly sailors.
Lynch. Bacon and Wiatsr, were sent to Jail
yesterday, owing TO want OF accommo Ia
tiers at the Cd precinct station Thts mora
Ing they were released oil requiStiol of
Squire Buckley, and put on board the Ii rive
They threaten all sorts of trouble; but the
captain is plucky, and not afraid of mutt
neers.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived, schooner Kitty
Ann, with LOO bushels wheat TO ii trtley &
Bro.
MERCHANTS EXCHASGE.-Oieriny on
'ci ange to-uaN 3, $50 bush Is wheat net Ss'as
IS follows: leo bushels sold at al 81; 600
tusteis az 81 81. I $50 bushels at 81 511$.
GEORGFTOwN CATTLE MARKET fur
ntshed by II. III. Taverner): Number of C At
lie on the market, AS; all sold, at prices
sheep and lambs, all sold old sheep bringing
4 TO 81 cents FER h.; lambs - 10 Sl.25 per
bead; 20 cows sold at prices ranging from
so 10 sos per head. Market brisk.
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Weather indications Ta-sas.
)FFIoE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

was tugt'n. October 10. isI1. :
For tho middle Atlantic states. clear wea-
TIER, followed ~ Increasing ciOudiD mess and
rain sTeag rOrfhwe rfTly hacking 10 warmer
koUfbeIly winds. ard falling barometer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

The above Oil can he had at Geo. RyneaI,
Jr. IS, $50 ID street northwest. Sis:
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DARE NOT To TRIPLE WITH COUGH
1t is inviting death, when safety is within
reach. Stop the Cough, heal the lungs, re-
move all irritations from the wind pipe. re-
1ieve thedifficulty OF breathing with Hae's
RC,3ty Of HOrehot1ld and Tar. A few doses
will effect q perfect cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at %
cents. eO6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

NEW Dry GOODS received every day az
Carter's, 1G Market Space; beautiful dress
goods In all the new shades; black silks,
1laek alpecas. black cashmeres, blankets,
snawls, red and white wool hannels, cloth
for boys wear. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

YOUNG's PATENT DETERG ENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggis s and grocers. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

AKTIsIlc MILLINERY.-The opening OF
IaiI millinery at the esta blishment OF Mrs j
r Palmer, No 1107 L street during the mast
week was The finest ever seen in this city
whether In the numbers of elegant mats and
Doll nets on exhibition. in the multiplicity OF
Styles, or the beauteous adornmenfs The
iaoles VINO attended embraced the wives of
Ho-tish diplomats, those of our Cabine. min
leesis, J.uges OF courts, Sc., all OF whom pro-
houhced the opening-grand !-Adrf,
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CITY ITE MS

A CARD Thomas Bowling, Auctioneer,
Is now arranging for his fall and winter sai lie
or books. and parties desiring TO dispose of
their libraries, or In part should send Their
consignmepts In as early as possible. 10,5
A NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATION is
j. & +. Atkinson's Gtycertre Lotion IL is not
only preventive of dandruff. but imparts
10 the hair remarkable sotness and bril-
liancy. WITS
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SChooSkR MIsSING.-COnSiderabl any
1ety IL FELT IN Alexandria regarding inc fara
OF Ire schooner LeoDessa, which sailed frnTn
cnaTiezion, = c, for that port on Septembsr
s4th' Win a cargo OF Fertilizers Consigned i,
Mr.: VIM A. smcot. Since the date of her
sailing nothing has been heard from ne
and as she was out IN the late cyclone in is
feared that she has met with some disaster
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Local. Ne us

National Tks0fsT- Flizsbeth Won SIAM
witt in .'Igdy IPie Grey
OCeTG HofSs.-"1be Black Crook"
ThedfeT C0H.tqte.-"W White Slave" and va
rieties.
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CLOTHING.

Anew
R4NDOM Words
THAT 1T MAY PROVE
TO YOUR INTEREST TO READ.
The Right Time To 10 Thing
Is when
IL Can Be Done Best.
Favorable Opportunities Are OF Rare Occurrence,
And should Re Improved
When First Presented.
In Deferriug an Action
Until Compelled 10 Perform II,
You Often Iusure
Your Own nisaIysn:sge.
These Truths. though broad in their general sig.
nihcsnoe, and sePlicable 90 sll the "details u ite
especially valuable In the liz NJ q their reference
the all in pofttut question q
RESPECTABLE WEARING APPAREL
FEW FACTS IN THIS CONNECTION
MAYBE WORTHY OF NOTE:
Now is the rich, time to huy your Clots ms, be.
cause y u viii fiji better stock % select from.
THIs il the most favorable Opportunity Won win
are sellfnE 81 q VeTy large percentage lower thaa
goods can be bought for alter very few days.
DO Nor defer buying until cold weather corap.is
so sood selection.
FOR A sHCEr TINE
OUR STOCK Is OFFERED
At Less Than Wholesale Prices.
BUY TO-DAY.
RASLE SROTHHRE,
MEN AND BOYS CLoTHISRs
octstr Corner Serenfa AID ID stree.s,
BIRG4 AIMS.
CLOSING or LOTS.
Toys OyERCOATs,
g. esch,
some Of them worth SO.
MEMS OvERCOATs,
Short lengths and light weights,
Fer SIS.
The above goods repr sent s,cumu,ations which
lwish to get lid Of, aud where they will one
pUTpOse, are really cheap.
L am Offering also, some really desirable
RED FLANNEL DRAWERS
For 81 90 and Sl5O,
Qualities that design not keeping in stock here
after.
am Tow opening large assortmeuts Of
BEADYHADE SUITS from sls,
BEADY MADE ovEEcoArs from sic,
READY MADE PANTALooNs fron Sup,
MERINO SHIFTS and DRAWERS from 81 %, and
| WOODEN sIsOup.
MKRINo SHIRTS from p to 50 inches
MERINo DRAWERS from Is TO IS inches
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, largo range q
sizes.
SCARLET SHIRTS and DRAWERS Of line quail
titles.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. C.. HENNING.
oct4tr 40 Seventh street.
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THE TRADES.

wish to advise my numerous
Iatrone and the public generally that have re-
noved RON q street 70 my new and spacious sho D,
ootner on New Hampshire avenue and n street
execnse orders for ape Furniture, Doors, antels,
Arot rsmes' and Interior Decorations gensraIly.
&1o-xm A GRASS,
4, B1ON BROTHERS,
nacocal Book and J0b Prlutara
4O42 Pennsyivania ave., WasbinGton, d. C'
- Zine Printing . Specially. }an;S-ix
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MARRIAGE LIcENsks have been issued to
b. Sheckel, OF GEORGETOWN, and MAJ q
Everard, OF New York; Henry watkins and
Mary Ann Parker; Newton GrIggs and En-
w. X. Reese, OF Philadelpeia, and Winnie Ia !.
Barley; George Clinton NarkVood and
Clara v. Clements; Samuel Brown and
Sarah Younsi Benjamin r. Richards and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

HAPPY TInINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
ana quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
efft ctuaily cure premature debility, weak
ness, ard decay. Book and Journal, win
Information worth thousands, Tuailed free.
Address Pulye-macher Galvanic Co, New
fOrE City. 61S.dGkly
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LOT OF plaid papeteries, finest quality,
= your own price, At Roberts Bookstore
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To LADIES AND 0ENTLESEy.-We wish
to call attention to a, Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9C6
q street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European invention, he is en-
equale6 by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in the
city on account of his superior work. Give
him call-906 q street. Punctuality guar
Rnteed,
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Tor said

w ORK FOR ALL
1ireads W tor, seslar.sd) N:skly "a Monthly.
NOS Pre-. MD C01lnin. lens g AeSoe. Ter. md
0oeat Srss. Addrso 7. o. WOKE, Aasu.ea,
ITO H0ueEH0LDERe, AROHITEUTB
- p q -: ~ ~ III: - s"ss
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CAUTION, To THE PUBLIC.-We under
stand there are unprincipled grocers and
sto1ekeepers who palm of on the unwary
purchasers Yeast Powder in bulk, or loose,
for the genuine DoOley's Yeast PolOder. For
the protection of housekeepers and the public
generally, we are authorized to state that the
genuine Dootey'S Yeast PotcdeT is sold only
IN cans Always refuse 10 take 1t except in
cans, securely labeled. The fac-simile sig
nature of DoOley Il Brother, the manufac-
turerS, is plainly printed on each label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
October 9th to 18th, 1877.

This advertisement riU De changed erery
,reeH, and prices Of goods herein mentioned
stand for that iceek only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

REFORMED EPISCOPAL CBuRCU.-
meet ng OF the Reformed Episcopal Provis-
lonai committee was held last night I'm their
nail. on Sth ard X streets Mr. HoImea5
was elected chairman, and the melting pro
ceedtd TO consider the question of providing
rector Tor The lew church Or. Bliss moved
mat call be extended 10 the Rev. f. VIII
son, OF Railway, y. J. This was seconded
and carried unanimously. A commi ttee on
music was elected. as follows: DIR. Bliss and
Messrs. lilly and Mulli6en. The sentiment
Of the meeting seemed TO be strongly in
favor OF old fashioned congregational sing
ing. IL was decided to- request Rev. Post
iewaite, of Baltimore, to conduct the ser
vices next Sunday Mr.. Samuel Smith. the
secretary, was elected acting treasurer. The
provisional committee, as at present consti-
tuteu, consists of the following gentlemen:
MesSrs- y. CT. Smith Charles Foster l. n
S SnuiiL eau, :. Mulliken, III. II. Tilley, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-In the month of
August 90 car loads of Scales were sent on.
from the Scale Works, and 80 car loads OF
materials for manufacturing Scales were
received at the Works in the same month
81. JoltnsbtTU, VI. CdledOnidn Sept. Fl,
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DuE6 AND TI5s UkE

Dr. sH1ADHI. e0es rees g q. q. sAp.-,
E1S:. ssl Ii.aI. 49,. ksas. zsssrs & D.:
- - ~: 81 !: -: 81:
-: - aey 60, = s1o6ss0SP = -.
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DoFs 1T PAY TO he compelled by debility
and languOr to abandon active business,
when brain, nerve and muscle can be braced
up, and the whole system restored to q
healthy condition by a course of Hostetter s
Stomach Buffers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

BoxH1oN's
FU r N ACES.
CAST Oh WROUGHT IRON-sUITABLE FOR
COAL Oh WOOD.
The most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
ever sold.
ARB POWERFUL HEATERS-GIvR UNI.
VERSAL sATIsEAOrION.
Report on AC0sSis Qfre,a at the International
Exhibition, Philadelphia, February II, 1877,
TO Richardson, Boynt0n & o., AdsaI-
Fdcturers, NeV York.
"lst. Simplicity OF arrangement and Durability;
superior heating power and economy Of fuel; con.
forming tn its n7odxs apWaadi to natural laws; the
SHAPE OF the furnace conducting to the more perfect
sd The email number OF connections; their posi-
uo1 aId manner Of construction rendering them
sd The large amount Of direct radiatins surface.
18th. The patent cinker- clearing CRATE, by which
ashes aLd ciinkers be removed without disturb
ing the hre-savfna dust and time. preserving Q
orfghf clear fire with little trouble, and requiring
But little power to SHAKE t."
Tor sale By
O. q. BALL.
ans1-mwf1m WasASsosoa. D. O.
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COAL AND WOOD.
nUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN L TON
Best bite Ash Furnace rs per to-
Egg-......-.-...,......-.s Z y x5
Chestnut ............... IS az,
Stove or kanee...- < 80
Red Ash. Lorhei ~ and sham KIN = As So
Genuine LykeLs Valley So. ....-....-.... sJ IL
Cumberland Coal Run Of 8ine.-- 9 z 20 a. n 4 40
We guarantee all Goals repre- .ented, 254) lbs
20 the tor alvays furnished Pine Wood delivers
from So % to sS. Oak from So 20 IS.
Il. M. MILLER a SON,
fr1DCfpal once, Depot and Railroad Yard a.. street
And virginia avenue southwest. Branch Once
01O Pennsylvanfs ave. northwest. augs7-t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

DR. LroS-7@ 9th street northwest.
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iNFQuALLFD i'll eff -ct,YeueEs, unapp,o ached in
| chfapnssR. 6nf n riv He'd IN pDpuisrity IL Or
tui. Cough S,rup IS GEMS per bottle; large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OF
the Protestant Episcopal church of the Dis
church, and the secretary, Mr.. w. H Browne
announced that he had received the resign A.
ttOn of the president of the association; but,
as no quorum was present, no action was
ayrevious meeting of the association a COM
mlttee had been appointed on reorganization
OF The present Sunday school system, but
under the circumstances no report could be
received from IL. Rev. DIR. Paret, the rector
st1teu that as member OF that committee
lnough not its chairman, he would state I'M
meeting at ST. Johns church and a very full
sLo careful discussion of the subject had
, 1een held, and the committee had come to
tns aetelnInation TO report that they could
1ot IeSotnmeno reorganization OF the Sun-
day schools on the principle proposed. The
meeting then adjourned for two weeks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-15
Buggies anc Saocle 1orses

can always he had at my Stables in MILL
CRY. Especial care will betaken oftrtnsieps
stock. GEO. Nj. MILL Ek
tnionVille. January 4, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-15
CENTRAL HO TEL,
...NoRrH SIDE BRIDGE srREET....
Winnen1ucca, kevada.
ETEEEi BROTHERS, Fropriesors.
Free Conveyance to and From
All Trains.

YEyHE PROPRIErORS OF THIS OLD ES-
a tablished resort take This oppors unity TO
thank their many friends and patrons for the
kind ana libefaI support which they have re-
ceived IN the past and bcS 10 inform them
that they have just comp e,ed extensive i'm
ptovements and alterations Ill tLelr establish
naelIt hich maAt it second to none III the
. ste. In additic to our hotel improve
meI is we have splendid
sALOON AND BILLIARD HALL
Where we have ono of Strahle's Celebrated
Tables and sunlry other appendages eeessary
10 make 1t first class place OF resort.
he Bar is AWAY S furnls he'd with nothing
but the finest brands of choice ~ ines,
LIqaors, cigars cSc. The tables are al
ways supplied with the very best the market
All rds. civil, polite aud attentive walters
Will cater TO the wants OF our guests, and
good order will be strictly observed.
Again thanking our numerous patrons FOR
their past favors, We beg continuance OF
the same, believing that We have superior ac-
commodations TO any house III town. We as
sure one and all that shall make 1t our
especial object TO study the comfort of our
patrons and will spare no effort 10 make them
feel ut home.
HINKEY BROTHERS.
del6-tf.
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Grace's Celebrated Salve.

Isa vegptHbIe preparation for The enre of al
sores cutaneolIs diseases Hnd eruri0ns epiieraI.
~ PrepareI bylsETH W. FOwLE n SONS.
~ Harrison Avenue, Boston, Mas.
Price ~ mail - cents. .,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15
VALUE OF SALT.

Not more than twenty-five years ago. q
learned doctor published an elaborate
Treatise to prove that salt was tho flor
hidden fruit, . through eating which our
first parents fell, and has ever since been
the cause Of all our diseases aud ills.
though only a lunatic would deny th=t salt
serves some important and essential uses iu
Oh. animal economy. The dosire for salt
seems an instinct implanted in the animal
creation. and there Is natural craving for
il when it does not exist in sufficient guam
tiiy in food.
Animals will trarel long distances and
brave grea. dangers TO get at saline earths,
called sslt ticks; horses aud cows are most
healthy when provided with Jumps Of rock
salt in their managers or pastures. and even
bees will sip soluticu Of suit with avidity.
Men will barter gold for II in countries
where il is scarce, and for it husbands will
sell their wives, and parents Their children.
an some districts Of Africa, salt is far more
expensive than the purest white sugar in
Europe. aud children will suck lump Of il
in preference 70 sweet-meats. But the rex.
isience Of . greater or less appetite for salt
In oil Individuals, shows that this substsnc
serves more important functions than that
Of merely gratifying the palate.
Salt being large constituent Of the hu-
man body. and forning about half the TO-
tai weight Of the saline matters Of the blood.
the constant los Of il BY the secretions, the
bile. and even tears, requires TO DO made
up BY lis employment Ms eondiment.
The free acid found 10 The TO mach. and
which forms an essential constituent Of The
gastric juice, Is obviously derived from the
salt taken with o1r food aud the soda Of
The blood aud 10 some Of the secretious i
doubtless obtained from the decomposition
in the system Of common salt, which Is the
only mineral food Of man and the only "a
line condiment essential 70 health. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15
FEEDING SWINE IN SUMNER.

Now the true way to fatten pigs at any sea-
son Of the year i to give portion Of coarse
food, such as turnips. beets, carrots, pota
toes, cooked clover hay or grass. the las,
being the natural food Of the pig and in
summer alsays at hand. While in cold
weather il is necessary to resort to roots.
which have required manual labor to grow,
in summer the pig can get il, own grass,
and only requires a moderate allowance oI
grain 10 keep il growing rapidly an ha, Q
il ready for the knife when grass ceases Il
grow. II we take all the hogs fattened ia
the United States in year. and change
the time Of futtening From cold to warm
weather. one half Of the grain now fed will
make all the pork. This would be q saw.
ing Of food, at least, to the amount Of SIS.
600. 900 per Sear.-Soathern frmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15
TOBACCO HANDLING

An important meeting Of tobacco deal
crs was held at Moberiy recently for the
purpose OF instructing farmers in the man
agement Of the crop, and devising rules for
the purchase Of az. Boone. Charlton,
Howard, Linn. Maco, Monroe, Saline,
Shelby, Randolph, and Ray counties were
represented by delegates whose purchase &c
tobacco last year aggregated l8.GO0.0J0
pounds. The meeting attributed the low
condition Of the tobacco interest 10 Mis-
souri, TO the poor quality Of the tobacco
raised the large proportion Of Tugs the
coarseness Of the leaf; its lack of color !;
bad handling; diversity Of seed sown 10
the same crop: and the planting OF more
than can be taken care Of; a0d us rem
e9y for these defects it is urged on fsrmers
the propriety Of limiting the areas planted.
and giving more attention to the quality.
Many farmers in Missouri are ignorant Of
the importance Of handling in tobacco cul,
,ure; it Is one-half the battle. A good
crop may be 50 poorly cut. cured and sort
ed us to lose hall it's merit, aud poor one
WeJ &c ~ buauaScu 10 W VIC MhlciidItJ tul-
proved. Every crop ought to be assorted
into three grades--leaf, Tugs and trash !;
and it ought also 10 be tied up in small
pea. bands. the leaf bands being Of even
length The Moberly meeting recon-
mended thst every crop be divided into
two grades at least aud it resolved that
when not thus assorted the Tugs should be
estimated at one.third. II advised far
mers to use only one kind of seed. aud tlat
the best; 10 prune high. So as to keep tie
ground leaves clear Of dirt; TO top to ten
leaves, and TO be particular not to cnt till
the plant is thoroughly ripe. .rot,en-
ripe the best dealers say, as il is VII ~
tile plant Is ripening in the latter part u
the serson that it acquires It's greatest
weight and its highest color and favor.
Every farmer who attempts TO raise tobacso
would do we'll to observe these rules strict
~; il Mould increase the amount Of money
paid for the crop IN Missouri one-third. -
81 Louis Rspublicaa.
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