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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14
Republican City Caucus.

The Republicans of Mineral Point city are
rcouested to meet in caucus at the COUNCIL
Room, City Hall, on Wednesday evening.
March 14th, to elect Is delegates 10 the County
Judicial Convention TO be held ut Dodgeviilc,
March 10Th.
BY order Of CITY COMMITTEE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

ARE You suffering with Billisus-
ness, Sour Stomach, or Costiven.'s- (
Use Dr. S. d. Howe's, Arabian liver
Pals. Sold by ]. Ii. Vivian, N. d.,
sole Agent for Mineral Poina H.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

Mr.. GRAY informs us that our
statement that the bills appropriatine
$500 each to several private charit-
able institutions in Milwaukee had
passed the Legislature, was an error
The bills passed the Senate, but failed
to go through the Assembly, where
the opposition to them was positive
aud could not be overcome by the
specious pleas of the lobbyists, who
got away with the more susceptible
Senators.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

SIMON WATERS is owner Of the
only thoroughbred Clydesdale Stall
ion in thi, part Of the country. He
is literally advertized by attractive
posters printed at the TRIBUNE Of
fce.~ in which such particulars as
stock raisers are interested in are
given. Owners ofstock horses should
bear in mind that the tribune is
better prepared with plates repre-
senting different breeds of horses,
10 30 p, ster printing Of this class
TO the satisfaction Of all callers than
any competing Office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

BoCSD TO GIT Our on THt5.--As
I am determined to close ont busi-
ness in Mineral Point hy April lst,
next, all parties Indebted are ex-
pected to settle up by that date,
without fail. WA. REEVES.
Feb. ~, ls77.---td
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

THE lecture by Prof. McGregor
last Wednesday evening, was not
very largely attended on account Of
the severe storm. The half hundred
who did attend listened to finished
and scholarly lecture upon the most
popular of Scottish poets, "Rober'
Burns" the portrait Of whose char
acter was brought ont without be-
ing blurred by overpraise. The
Hoare b. others gave some iustru
mental music which as usual was
very fine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14
''liy bird is dead. said Nancy Ray ;;
Ny bird is dead, ] cannot play."

Nobody blames but rather COM
mends Nancy for refusing to play
on that mournful occasion. Yet there
are those SO unreasonable as to think
that Democratic band-leader ought
to assist in making melody at the
funeral of his party.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

ROBERT DUCKS FARM is f9r rent.
Apply to Wright Clayton iog partic-
ulars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

Wait for full returns, neighbGr
Mineral Point. far older, larger
richer, and should be wiser city than
yours, is as free from fire extinguish.
ing facilities as Tilden is from post
office petitions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

DR. w. II. BRISBANE, OF Arena,
is named by the Dodgeville Chroni-
Gle in connection with the Republi-
can nomination for County Judge.
The Doctor and his friends need no
assurance of cordial support from
the TRIBUNE, if, in the wisdom of
the convention, he is nominated
Still, our conviction is, that in OPP
position to Cyrus Lanyon, Capt
John T. Jones would be the most
certain of success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

READ the inaugural of President
Hayes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

MIDDLEDITCH, Freeport's liquor
merchant, came up on Monday even
ing's train and got off at the depot
in this city. The first man he saw
there was Watkin' s, of the Whitman
House. "Well, Wat" said the al
cohol merchant, show did lection
go :" "Temperance," replied Wat
kins. as that so! 7" said Middle.
ditch, surprisingly, "then here's for
the Point y and he Immediately
boarded the train-Ddrii7atol Rep
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

THE Shullsburg Model Band,
whose music was so much admired
at our fair last fall, and which car.
ried off the first premium with the
approval of everybody, has been
giving concerts at Darlington, Platte
vile and other places of late, and
proposes to give Concert here at
the opening of the City Hall on
completion of repairs, if satisfactory
arrangements can be made. We
hope the thing may be done.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

1t is probable that the only city in tive State OF
Wisconsin without o fire department. or any
means ofextinguishing a fire, is the city Ct
Darlington Darlington Republican.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

Isaac s. Porter yaganE 10 days. John Settle
dsOrdcrly; forfeited 81 Washington Bailey loui
and hnistcrhIs S6. Theodore Bailey. unlicensed
bar From the evidence it was shown that Arthur
Seymour the complainant, had n difficulty with
bailey, md In order 10 get even with him made
the above charge against him; but as his general
character for truth and vcracity was proven to be
bad the defendant was discharged. l.. +. Noble
dsorrlurly: forfeited 81. Thomas Chase, charged
with being a suspicious character: bonds or GO days
Mary Adele was charged with hCng loud and bOis.
trrous; S. orr dnys. Eugene Il st1u. discharged
for want of prosecution. Nathan Dadc, charged
with stealing dog. The owner c9mld not Identify
IL, and Nat was discharged Julia Wheeler. thtcat.
dismissed for want Of prosecution and the old lady
trppcd out. W. Young, throwing stones; dismissed
J. " Hayward lcf S. for sappcarancc This morn.
ing on the charge of assault and battery Michael
Kelly irnpcding witness postponed until next
THURSDAY. Christiana johnson assaulted Charles
Washington and was required IN leave SO with the
Mar.hal. Watson Green, stealing II silver watch:
s. or 30 days ArmiSiCai Madclla prepared for
winter by taking some hcd.cluthcs from Mnry Fitz-
gerald aud will picnic for ~ days. Henry Hunter
stole half n hushCl "f coal but the Government
failed to make a case, and tho boy aftcr being
reprmanded, was discharged. Elias Coleman. lar
cCny of set Of harness and lRp-rOhc from Caro-.
lincGroycs sanor co days. Anderson Scott charged
with stealing eight chickens from W. II. shaw: $40
or 20 days. Annie Oilut, Nctie Pearson, Elm
Cntrtt and Hattie Hnrd!c were charged by Frances
Puindrxter with committing an assault on her, but
the evidence showed that only one Eliza Catctt YVES
concerned in the assault, aud she was fined S. md
| the other three discharged Another charge was
brought against the same four and Cassie Cailct for
beating Molly Harris. No case was proved against
Cnss!r she was released but the other fOurwll take
n trip TO the Branch for thirty days each. Robert
Hamilton charged with trcsplsS on the premises Of
Mary \. Hall. Hamilton was put out of his house
for the non payment of rent but about two O'Clock
| Yesterday morning he came baCk and commenced
| tearing down the stable and fence. whom Office T
was called who carried him - the station house.
| lie will ponder his crime for ten days unless
he can pNy 81. Charles Harris assault and battery;
| So Toby West assault Oh Albert Parker, paid 81.
| David BillS huckster. was fined Slo for selling by
| short measure. Thomas Hart assault on Henry
| Meadows this was n cross fire and Meadows paid
So for his fun. william Dundee. charged with
| stealing a pOckctbook from otto Eckstein; fined
SIS 50 and In default Of the fine to be imprisoned
for thirty days Henry Parker. assault on Albert
| Johnson: 81. Joscph Wallace, assault on Clara
| Wallace: S.. Jane Coleman. assault on Charlotte
| Tyler; dismissed. James Butler. charged with max
years of age; sent to the grand jury. Bonds fixed
| at 81 900,
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Cries Of Murder, but no Blood.

About $50 o'clock last evening screams Of
Murder" and Police" Issued from the moral des.
crt on c street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
northwest. When the police arrived colored man
aud dusky damsel appeared to be in an altcrca.
ton, but The man took to his heels immedately
Sergeant Arnold gave chase and fired shot from
his pistol frightening the fugitive and calling out
the whole nelghborhood, which happens to be un-
usually pOpulous.
The man was finally caught hiding behind a
door and begging not to he shot lie was taken TO
the finh Progint Station, and tho woman, who gave
Of assault against him. ltappeared that Hattie IS
the proprictrcss Of house, and the colorcd man,
whose name Is John Lays, was moving a trunk
away for one of the inmates contrary to Hattie $
wishes, and In order to prevent him she raised the
row. Shortly afterwards Hattie herself was ar
rested for disordcrly conduct, she being drunk
and disposed to ruise disturbance with her
ueIphbDrs
National Republican., 1877-10-20
THE CHURCHES.
what tho Clergy VIII DO on Sunday.
The onr,,,,ns ,,,,li kn ,nylu,t,l N. c,tl,,rs

The services will be conducted as follows to-
morrow In tho several churches named.
Congregational church. corner Of Tenth and @
streets. Service Mt usual hours
The North Baptist church, on Fourteenth street
iicv. s +. smith, b. D., Of Newton, Mass, viii
preach In the morning at IL o'clock a. m Services
In the evening by the pastor.
The Westminster church, on Seventh street be.
tween e and streets south, Rev. Dr. Bittinger.
DR.. wills will preach in the morning.
Inc Memorial church. on the corner Of -Four.
service at the usual hour evening, at o'clock.
st. Dominics church; Sorner Of Eand SIKH sixth
TrISs, streets, Al usual hour Cclehrant Father Power
Calvary Baptist church. corner of II and Eighth
streets. Rev. Dr. A. Mason will preach at the usual
Mount Zion Church. corner Of Thirteenth and r
streets. Rev. DIR. Mckinney, nj the usual hours,
morning and evening.
:, Foundry chapel, the church where President
Hayes and family worship corner Of Fourteenth
aud streets. Rev. DR. Pcyton Brown will Unic,atc.
81. Mathews, corner OF Fifteenth and II streets.
Father White Will preach
Wesley chapel, corner Flnh and streets. Rev,
DIR. Wheeler will conduct services, morning and
evening.
First baptist church. on Thirteenth street, be-
tween q and II. Rev. Dr. Cuthbert will preach at
customary hours
Ascension church. corner of Twelfth and MaSsa-
chusctts avenue Rev. Dr. Elliot will CiiCiatc
Church oftnc Incarnation, corner Of rwclnh and
\ streets. Rev. nr. Tuwnscnl, chaplain Of the last
Waugh chapel, corner of Third and North A
streets, Capitol Hill Rev Dr. Deulc will preach at
the usual hours.
Carol lnstitutc-St. Patrlck's church, on q, be.
tween Ninth aud Tenth streets. Father KCane cclc.
brant aud Father Walter will preach. NCSpcrs at
usual hour, n'cluck-FHther Walter.
DIR. Sundcriand's church, on FOur.and a half
street, between street aud Indiana avenue. Ser.
vices ut the usual hour, and preaching by the pas.
tor.
Trinity church. corner of Third and G streets.
Rev. Dr. Addison will Otficnte at the usual hours.
Fourth Presbyterian church. on Ninth between
q and II streets, Rev DR.. J. e, Smith pastor. Ser
vices at customary hours.
Metropolitan church. corner FnurNnd la halfund
streets, Rev. J. l.. Newman pastor. Services at
usual hours.
North Carolina Avenue Mission. Rev. Mr. Shrcve
pastor, will conduct service morning nnd evening.
Union chapel, on Twentieth street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and IL street, Rev Dir. lccch.
lsual Ii DurS.
Epiphany church. on q street between Thr.
teCnth aud Fourteenth streets, The Rev Dr. Parct
Will conduct the services at the usual EuurS
At the Navy iurd Library, Rev Dr. Van Meter
of the United States navy.
st james Protestant Episcopal church. Services
every sunday morning ~ II U'CluCk and every
Wednesday and sunday evenings ut I.3J o'clock
IO-murrnw morning being the wCnty.ilrst sunday
aitcr Trinity, the holy communion will be celc
brltpl.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
NEW 4DTERTISEMENTS.

Base ball to-day.
Willard's Hotel
Blind Tom concerto
DR.. Krkus lectures.
Univcrsnlist services
Church of the Redecmcr.
Island Methodist church.
William Hackett undertaken.
Rooms on A street southeast.
Well furnished double house.
Vegetno Is sold by all druggists.
A seven octave square piano for sale.
Rehearsal Of the Philharmonic Society.
Philip & Solomon's Metropolitan bookstore.
william Davis, dealer in cigars and tobacco.
Meeting Of Columbia Typographical Union.
Large hall rooms on seventh street northwest.
Rooms for rent on Fourteenth street northwest
Sale Of household furniture by Duncansor
Bros.
Board and rooms on Four.and.a.halr stree
northwest.
schcifey & Co, agents for the new Davis Sewing
Machine.
Auction sale of household furniture by b. c
Brooker, Jr.
Hanson & Blackfprd $40 Seventh street north
west, agents Shnwmut Insurance Company. cstab
hshed IN 1880 Only Boston company represented
In Washington.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
DIR. Kirkus' Lectures.

1t is fitting that our citizens should know
how these lectures were received in Baltimore.
The lecture, as announced in another column, is
thus noticed;
THE first of u Course Of lectures on English
Literature was delivered to large and intclli-
gent audience. The lecture was, in every respect
u success, ,"-ImCriCdH,
"A fine audience Of ladies and gentlemen filled
the hall aud gave the lecturer the compliment OF
the closest attention during the hour and half he
SPOKE ButiCtiH.
The audience was large and apparently sympa.
thctlc Dr. Khkus' line OF thought is always bold
and originals
National Republican., 1877-10-20

A. sAKs & Co. slG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oHE visit to Dr. Hartley insurcs Instant relief for
catarrh No cxOrbtnnt foes in advance Resi-
denCc removed to D3i New York avenue,
LcttOH clothing, watches, pistols, &c bought at
HcTZog's 9l5 street Orders attended n.
All kinds of trunks made 10 order, repaired and
covered at Murrsys, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
TINE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, aud Western but
ter, ut SplCcr's butter store southwest corner Of
Ninth and T. streets Fine cheese at less than Bal.
tImore prices No ImpOssIbilituS advertised, but
prloes d low as the Lowest Call and be con-
VIpa<A
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Y, NJ. G. A.

The services in Lincoln hall tomorrow af-
tcrnoon under the auspices of tho young men of
the Y. NJ g. A. will be of an interesting character.
The meeting will he gospel temperance meeting,
N he addressed by Major H. A. Hall and Mr.. J. IL.
Boner. The object OF the association Is to save
drink, and all young men are Invited, especially
those who moderately or TO excess indulge In
strong drink. The music will be attractive, led by
McSsrS Frank Wilson, NJ. B. Cushman and T. +.
Bickfnrl, and the Baker Family, company Of
beautiful singers. riynlmg the Hntchnsons, Will
sing some Of their delightful songs.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
VEGETIN T..
yEGETINE.
" Il q II I'll N Il .
"HE SAYS 1T IS TRUE"
SENECA FALLS, Nov. 0. l576

-. SENECA FALLS, Nov. 0. 1870
Mr. H. r. Sct'ns:
DEAR sin; As you are al o ltirc stranger to me, I
want you TO know what NE,IETlNE has done for
me- Only those who have been raised from death $
door can know the value OF such good medicine.
am hny.elght years Of agr. Three years ago ! was
tnken sick with what the doctors called Lhmbngo.
For weeks ] was confined to my bed. ! had three
different physicians. without any help. received
relief was n great sufferer: finally became en-
tircly helpless The last doctor told me there vas
heiE he SAID he night possibly save my l'e by in-
jccting morphine ~ my arms and legs. The en-
enlargement for saving my life by having this done
was 80 small a chance could not consent To the
risk. About this time my son read our advertise
ment In our paper, testimony of person who had
been very sick with about tie same rUmplsil At, and
WINS cured Ny son went right vav to the npOthc-
iorr had used the first bottle found great relief
could move myself In btd. AMER taking :hree bot
ues was abe TO 81 up and move about NY room;
continued taking the V NEGEIlNih AMI Wis in u few
weeks restored 10 my former health. The yEGEc
TINE saved my life AFTER the ply scans said there
Was no help Tor me. have had no dpCtor since II I
feel unwel take dose OF NLGErlNE,R and Irecuili-
mend II - my friends.
Your NEGETiNEOught 10 be In ev r. family. My
doctor was surprised 10 scc me In good heath. lie
says "yEHErI Nj is u good medicine" tell linn
u cured me. lie says ut IL true. cannot feel too
thankful. Very gratefully yours, .
Mrs CATHERINE COONS,
Seneca Fails Seneca County, N. Y.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

Professor l.. q. Marini's Academy, L street.
between Ninth and Tenth. is the oldest established
institution of the kind in tn ty. Prof. Marlni is
forming new classes for t.c winter season, and
this Is the time to join. Ills instruction Is thor.
ough aud no one regrets the hours proftably spent
with him.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

CLOTHING purchased of NnNH WALKEr & Co. Is
better made. mUrr art! t!cHlly cut aud of reliable
material Their styles arc entirely new not pur-
chased from outside parties, but Of their own
manufacture. buyers viii not have hGrcy prices
10 phy this old and reliable establishment
Strangers will find the place, G26 rcGnsylvania
avenue,
National Republican., 1877-10-20

owing to the Interest In the great revival, four
services will be held on Sabbath day-9 a. M,
praise and report II q: NJ, special revival 3p M,
testimonial and revival $50 p m, young peoples
ducted by the young evangelist. Rev. Thomas liar
ria
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Noah Walker Il Co,

GrCns Su from 4 tn II years, short pants; boys
suits, long pants. to Years Oi age; youths suits
from II IL II years cf age young mems suits from
sl.7j. NJ fancy prices asked good goods for low
prlrps
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Expressly for saturdays Trade.

The Great Union Pacific Tea Company have
roasted expressly for Saturdays trade 1000 pounds
of elegant Old Government Java Coffee Lovers Of
the pure article should bear this in mind, The
company sells II three pounds for one dollar which
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Maestro EttOre Barili has completed his

Maestro Ettore Barili has completed his ar
rangcmentS to give instruction in this city this
season aud Of forming classes. TO which he at
tends Thursdays, Fridays and saturdays. his mu-
Slc-rOOm being at Marinfs Hall, T. street, between
Ninth and Tvn,h. Maestro Barili has been Il lyric
ari of no ordinary reputation, and ns teacher Of
the Italian sch0o he ranks among the first In this
country and In the world. His classes IN this city
afford m unusually fine opportunity for persons
desiring 10 take lessons In singing or to have their
voices trained.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Sale Of Gen. John g. Fremont's Furniture.
Quite n motley crowd of people attended the

auction sale of the furniture of General John c.
Fremonl at ~ Madison avenue abnve Seventy.
third street, New York, on Wednesday morning.
The remainder OF his pictures and books We're also
disposed Of Ills frepds paid good prices for small
pieces OF furniture. There was nothing Of histor-
iCai interest sold but considerable curiosity was
sroated by an American tiag which Withdrawn
from The sale. The General leaves for Columbia,
T. C. uoXt week.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Ice Manufacture In Pittsburg.

Hesberger & Son, tho extensive ice mer-
chants of PIttsburg, Pa have bought the patented
nroc.ss for tho manufacture of ice, belonging 10
fhUmss Cook, of Philadelphia, and are putting up
q large factory in that city for the manufacture OF
lOe.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

Corner of seventh and T. Streets
Is the busiest house In town. because It's prices arc
the lowest. EnEMAS Bros,
Tailors and Clnthiers,
Corner of Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
The prIna TellA

CHiLDRES's suits, cape.coats and ulstcrs at poT
ular prices. EISEMAS Bnns.,
Corner Of Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

to order suits at $40 and up, and everybody tells
the price. EIsEMAN liR"S.,
Corner Of seventh aud streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
pad follow Prices

.CHrLDRES's suits, capc.coats and ulstcrs at por
ular prices. EISEMAs Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and Il streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

CHIIpRENs suits, capecoats aud ustcrs at pop
ular prices. ESEMAS Bros,
Corner OF Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

OUR So all-wOol cashmere suit beats tn,
world. sack or fTOck style At
KATZENsTElNs, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Cbi,dre,,sNiIt su,t..
Do Not Make "A Selection

size two to six years. the largest assormpnt In IN,
city at the Boys Clothing House of D. Robinson 4
Co., 9O9 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

Of boys or chldrcn's wear until you examine N
stock nt the Boys Clothing House OF ID. Robinson
Co., 9O9 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

LARGE.sIzE GOBLErS. four for - cents, at
RAFF Bros, 1l6 seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Maestro Eitorc Bnriii.

OUR Sl5 all-wool cashmere suit beats tn,
world. Sack or frDCk style. At
kArLEN .rEIN's 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
A EnYnrlie Plaza

for families with chidrcn-the Boys Clothing
House Of d. Robinson 4 Co, 9O9 Pennsylvania ave
M n
National Republican., 1877-10-20

orr $l5 all-wOOl cashmere suit beats the
world. sack or iruck style Al
kATZENSrEISs, 5lO seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-20

The Road follow Prices
and stylish boys and chlldrcn's clothing ends at
the Boys Clothing House Of u. Robinson & Co., 9OJ
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

JoUvES's INOpEROus KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovatcs soilcd gloves thoroughly aud quickly
Price, % cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Uniyersnil.t Services.
Police Court.

Rev. Alex. Kent will preach in TNllmadge Hall
to morrow at II a. m. SUNDAY school at 9i5 a. M.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
VEGETlNE.

Az DISEASES OF THE BLOOD II VEGE-
TlNEwil relieve Nm, c,c.n" purify and cure such
di'eas,s restoring ,he pRteut To perfect health amer
lrins different Ihyscihhs many remclia suffering
tor years, II 1t not conclusive proof, " you n suf
frrCT, you ran lc Cnred9 Why i this medicine per-
forming such great cures? ltwOrks In the blood in
the circulating nnil. II can irlly BE- called the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, TIE great source OF
disease originates IN the blood and medicine that
does II act directly Upon IT, to purify and renoyato,
has any just claim upon public attention.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

HATS trimmed free Of charge at our Millinery
Parlors, second floor RAFf Bros,
T26 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

VIZ HAVE on hand a great variety OF Woolen
Hose for ladies and children.
RApr BRO., 7aG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Ibrpf ,Iarjul

THE world astonishcd. Black Tea % cents per
pound, at RArF TROS. 726 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
lntlicniinIls-

Fbr the Middle iRdHiir !SHtcs increasing ciOuiiDcsy
and rrfry WcdthST sOU,hcr'U riHds hRVg h CrJrriy
stationary Temperature, stationary or hrrcr IrSs'r.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

BEHOLD Ladies' Felt skirts, 30 cents at
RAPP Bios, IN Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-20

Our Sl5 all-wool cashmere suit beats the
world. Sack or ffDch style. A.
KAr2ENSrEINs, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

ovcrcoat for ST. worth 81, at Slks the Clothcr's
iGj and i6i pcmnsylvLn.n avenue
National Republican., 1877-10-20

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood remo'
ing dyspepsia. sick headache, constipation and a
diseases caused by disordered stomach or live
Quirks Irish Tea will do 1t. sold by all druggist
Price, 25 cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-10-20
THE BLIND GODDESS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
| COURTS YESTERDAY.

A Mandamus on the Secretary of War
United States Supreme Court-Items Pound
at the City Haii-Transfcrs of Real Estate
Daily Law Summary.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

OUR $15 all-wool cashmere suit beats the
world. Sack or froCk style. At
KATzESsrEIS's, $40 seventh street.