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A Walking Miracle.

Mr. n. n. stevens
DEAH Hfn-Though q ntranasr 4 want 10 In.
fnfm you what Negrtina has dona fof me.
LaMtNhrtatmna ncrofuia made It, apprWfanca
IN my systrm-larue running uicsrs Vi psafing
on me, aa follows one on each uf my affns. one
ny thtHhs which extended 10 the neat! one on
my bead which ate Into the Mkuiiabnur. one
on my len leE. which became 80 bad that two
phyaiciana came 90 amputatr the limb, though
upon consultation concluded not 90 do -
my whole body vas fuil ~ Acrufuin. they deem.
~ y advisable % cut tha sore, which vas palm
~ - yond de@cfiption, and thrrs vas quart
"i mettsI fun tom this on" surs.
- ~ =, " ~ ys,sisns AZ saNs nc up 20 eis end
my lsxs were drawn up 20 my seat, and u vas
.s,osght ~, y did set % sgain vouid BE- GRIP
when In this condition I sau veEsfins ad.
Nertihesl. and cnmmrnred taking "a tn March.
aud Followed on with u until had uard sims
teen boiiiess and thia morning I am Ening 20
plough corn, vel man All my tuunsnen
~ ~ q miracle % sss me ruuud walking and
In conclusion win add. when was sndur.
lnE such Eruat suffering frufn that dreadful dis
easc, rcfofula. prayed 90 the Lord abaVe 10
tahe me cot % this wofld. bot "a Neaetins has
rsniorei 70 me The hleaaiuga 81 hrMith. desire
more than ever 10 live. that may - 81 moma
asrvicu 90 my fsliow.msu. and 4 hnoa of no
bcttsf way TO AID tarrFtng humauify than 10
encluaH 1ou tbs atntsmt NJ ~ my caas. with ah
carnesi hops that you gill pubiiah a. and ~
Nil auord me pleasure 20 reply 30 any commu-
nicatiou which may receiye thereifom.
am af' very fespeciiigilI.,
Avory, Bcrrisn Co. Mich.. Jaiy 70. issi
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio. Jackson County, s..

State Of Ohio. Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
John Weese vs. Solomon Rockwell ct al.
On Sd order Of sale.
Notice II hereby given, that In pursuance Of
an order OF sale issued out Of said court. on the
18th day Of August, A. ID. 1877, and to me direct
ed as Sheriff of said county, will offer for sale
the door of the Court House, In said county, on
Saturday. September 29th, A. D. 1877,
at o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the county OF
jackson and State OF Ohio. to-wit:
part OF the south west quarter OF section
number thirty-two (32l. in township number
eight (Sl, OF range number nineteen Ci9l. In
Jackson county. Ohio, and commencing for de-
scrption on the east side of the creek al the
bridge across Pigeon creek, thence easterly
about two ~ rods 10 a stone set in the ground.
thence east eight (s) rods to a stone set In the
ground, thence south west fifteen rods 10 a
stone set In the ground, thence In a westerly d.
rection 10 Pigeon creek public road, thence IN a
southerly direction along said road TO the line
OF said section 80, thence west along said line
To the corner of said quarter section, thence
north to the poplar road or highway, thence
easterly along said road to the bridge aforea 10,
thence across s-id bridge To the place of begin
ming, containing seven acres more or less.
Appraised at s7On.
Terms Of sale, cash on day OF sale.
To be sold as the property Of Solomon Rock
well, To satisfy a judgment and decree In favor
OF John Weese and Smil- Caldwell.
JOHN NJ. EWING. sh'rJ. 20.
Ambrose Leach atty Tor Caldwell, and
James Tripp atty for John weese.
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Independent Candidate.

Having served the people Of the seventh Sen
atorial District the past two years, faithfully
and honestly performing every duty with dill
gence and care, know Of no reason why my
Just and equitable right according to the usages
and precedents Of all parties to serve the second
term, should be stolen by corrupt rings and
time serving political aspiraons-by deception,
fraud and misrepresentation. I have been
swindled out OF my rights. now appeal to the
people, and earnestly ask them that justice
may be done. The right TO appeal my case can
not be denied.
All ask is "A fair hearing, and that the peo-
pie, the jury, shall not be preJudiced. II make
out my case. and prove that my rights have
been wrongfully taken from me. IL II your duty
to render a verdict In my favor.
t. MoNAHAN.
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A lawyer ma ned Mackey, from Brook.
lyn, N. Y, was found dead in the woods
back of Newport, KY, and it was thought
for time that he had been murdered.
as his skull was broken. but upon inves
tigation it came out that he had the de
lirium tremens, and had been wandering
around, supposing that he was pursued
by robbers. He slipped and fell. and hi.
head struck sharp stone. which pene
trated his skull
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Mare Lost.

On the night of the 2Ist OF August. / lost
mare at Macarthur Station. She j. three years
old, a bright sorrei, with a white blaze In her
face, and both hind feet white, and a little
white ON one fore foot.
Any information which will lead 10 her re-
cOvery will be- amply rewarded.
My pOstOtiice address Is Berlin Y Roads,
Jackson County, OHIO.
Rug0.3t EPHRAIM POOR.
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Gen. Garfield said in his speech at
Athens last Saturday:
For myself have no doubt that Pack
ard was fairly elected Governor Of Louis.
lana, and ought to have been so declared
by the authorities of that State.
And yet he argues at length in justif-
cation of policy that threw Packard
out. and put in man who had not been
alactad
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Come and see and hear Stanley Mat
thews on Friday night of this week.
The following description of him is
taken from Covington paper;
The first man ! saw whose features
were familiar. as stepped off the train
in Cincinnati, was Stanley Matthews.
whose name is standing on the newspa-
pers SO much these days. He has red
whiskers, a washbowl Of a forehead, and
keeps his eyes nearly closed.
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N a. "A kAia not easily earned IN themn times
C|/F/butM can ~ made In thren monfha
- A ~ any one % either ssK, 10 any
part % the county who r. wtiiing
20 WORK steadily ~ the employ meet that ue
furnish. ~ Per week IN your uwn iowa luu
need not b. away from home over eight Yea
can give your whuis time 20 the wufh, ur only
your spare momeuta II costs nothlna 20 tFy
: he bualnca4- Terms and i've Dollar uuint
FREE. Addfs@. a. oncs, ~. HALLErT A TO-
Portland, Malne. hpfafY
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The Republican Convention in Cincin-
natl nominated as one of their candi-
dates Tor Representative, negro preach
er. Now we predict that he will run at
least one thousand behind the balance of
the ticket That lie stands any earthly
chance of being elected, no man believes.
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Senator Morton has been dangerously
afflicted with paralysis of the left arm,
and general debility. His recovery is
very doubtful. He has just returned
from California, and is at Richmond.
Indiana
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VEGETIME,

IL medical properties are Alternative. Tonic.
Solvent, and Diurcuc. There Il no dt.es-s Of
the human systsm for which the vesstins can
not b. used with perfect aafsty, a. 10 does not
contain any metallic or poisonous compound.
II is composed exclusively % harks. roots ana
herbs. u IL very pleasant 10 take. every child
likes a. 10 is safs and reliable a. the following
evidence will show
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Cheap Guns for the People.

Double shot Guns, frum q 10 -. nrecch
shot uuua. all kinda. q % 81 Hinna. MuHais
and urcsch LoadinE single and nspsatina. I.
err, q % 20 80.
Goods aent ~ Express q o. D.. with pfiviisRs
TO Examine. Price ltaf free. Addrrua. 1uMEAT
wtosTERN ouN WORKS. Pittsburgh. fa.
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ReU. o. 4. Walker Says:

The following unsolicited testimonial nom
tsv. y. 4. NMksr ID tormsrly pastor of
ent settled In Providence. ~ l.. must b. deem
81 aa reliable evidence. No one hhuuiu fali 10
Observe that this testimonial IL the result %
two yam en prrianca with the usn nf NsNrfino
In the Rev. Mr. walker family. who nov pro-
nounccs u invaiuabirs-
Providenos. ". l.. isl Transit street.
", H. Stevens 30.
feel bound 10 express with my signature the
ntEh value place upon your NeEUtins. Ny
family have uasd " fur the Last two Yrafa. iu
nervous debility u a. tnvmiuahlw. aud f,rmtn.
rcnovatlnE tonic.
OF. WALKER
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoin- square church,
Boston.
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Republican Central Committee

A. B. Monahan, Charles c. James,
James Trip. John L. Jones, Lot Davies.
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Mr. "a. n. Stevens.
DMAn Htn-t wiii most chesrfaiiy ada my tsm-
umony 20 the great uumber you have already
recetNed ~ faNur of yuuf Errat and good medl.
ciuss NeEctius. ior do NOT think enough can
- Aald ia IL praiars for I waa truuhlrd over
thiFty years wtah that drcndfui dimrmmm. CntmrFh
and bad such lad coaEhing spells that Il wouid
seem - thouEh could never breathe any
more. aud Nsrvtiua has curcd me. and I 10
feet % thank God al the time that there b 80
GOOD a medicine a. NeMetine. aud I also tntnk
" one oi the oeat rnsdlcinga for coughs. and
wise even body % take the Negutine, fof I can
aaaure them u IL one of The heat med lcinea that
ever wna. Mrs. r.. CORE
Corner Magazine and wainat streets,
Cambfids. Mas.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1877.
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
W. II. WEST,
Of Logan.
Lieutenant Governor,
FERDINAND VOGELER,
OF Hamilton.
Judge of Supreme Court,
w. w. JOHNSON,
Of Lawrence.
Attorney General,
GEORGE X. NASH,
Of Franklin.
Clerk Supreme Court.
DWIGHT CROwELL,
of Ashtabula.
Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. MILLIKIN,
of Butler.
School Commissioner,
T. t. LUKINS,
Of Portage.
Board of Public Works,
A. w. LUCKEY,
of Ottawa.
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L so DISTINCT BOOKS

OF Universal Interest II includes Agricultural,
Biographical. Historical, Religious and Mlscel-
laneOus Works, with Size. Title and D-scrip-
ton OF each Book, Specimen Pages and Speci-
men Illustrations. Sales made from this
Prospectus when all single Books fail. Also
on our
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Republican County Ticket.

Representative,
ARTHUR B. MONAHAN.
Auditor,
THOMAS w. PATTERSON.
Treasurer,
JAMES r. HUNTER.
Surveyor,
JOHN D. BROWN.
Commissioner,
JOHN s. McGHEE.
In6rmary Director,
A. F. McCARLEY.
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Nineteen Losses in Jackson County,
Amounting to
$1S,217.OO.

It has more Farm property insured In this
County, than all other Companies, and II the
only purely Farmers Insurance Company do
ing business in Ohio, and pays unmage by
Lightning whether fire ensues or not.
As certain Agents Of rival Companies have
grossly misrepresented this Company Ia this
County, We take pleasure In saying 10 the In-
suring public, that Its surplus over all lisbili-
ties, Is larger than the entire assets OF Farmers
Of Howard, Ohio, and larger than the surplus
Of the American, Of Chicago.
The expenses of both of said Companies ac-
cOtding q the official Insurance Report Of the
Ohio Insurance Department., were larger In 1875
than their entire receipts for sal q year.
ISAAC v. STEWARD,
Berlin Roads. jackson Co., o.,
Agent for jackson. Meigs and Vinton counties.
solicitor-R. ]. BACKUs. Gambia, Ohio.
AugaO!tf
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en- Fine CARDS. namask, nspp, Eir.. wish
OO name on ~ cta. CLfNTUS hflu--, Clin-
touviii.. Com. lunef-iy
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The RUSSO-WAn
TURKISH w Hn
AGENTS WANTED

For this Comprehensive, SupeTbiy Illustrated
History OF the present momentous struggle In
the East. It's accurate Maps. pIans and many
elegant Engravings a special feature. II
gives y GRAPHIC HISTORY OF each Country,
with Historic and Drscrip ptive Sketches of the
primitive manners, picturesque customs and
domestic life of the Contestants. Describes the
Dreadful
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A GREAT OFFERll w W: a., .m sss; !. :;

A GREAT EAT. 0FsER F.E r., y; s:s$: ~ e.
including WAITE a lever prices for cash
or instAlitnsnts o. % ist unul paid fer than
ever before onered. MATius GRAND
SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS a or
GANs tfNCLUDING THEIR NEW aouNE-
.evsu octave Planes $50 seven and One
Third do. etoo not ussd year. "a" stop
= staps SIS. 10 stops SIS. ~ staPs mtoo
cash. not used a year. Ia psrfert ordsr und
warranted LOCAL and TRAVELLING
Mailed. A Liberal ntscsant O. TfacArfs. Ats
tAfcrH. Churrhea. -. sheet Muelr - haff price.
snS Dealers. 40 Eas' iath 81. Unisa square.
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GELARoE MIXED CARDS With name
o0loc. and ci. stamp M styir@ fanry zen
C.fds. ioc. samples e.. M. poWp CO, hfis-
toi. Conn
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EHorUsIvEIr FOR
r a r. NJ Z R ~.

The Best and Cheapest Insurance Company
for Farmers. Is the old Ohio Farmers Insurance
Of lie Roy, Medina county, Ohio, In
cOrporated February sth, 1873.
Cash assels. Sept. 18th. 1870. lsecurelY
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Whole number OF Policies issued, ~ .Gf9.
Number Of Policies issued during 1876, 1900.
This Company issues all its Policies on the
Stock plan. No Premium Notes are taken, and
the assured are not liable to assessment.
In the last past three years, this Company
has nafd
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The Star for the Summer.

PeT'ons ,sartHx the eiiy may hare The star sent
70 fbeT address oy MAIL postage prepaid, for ssek
rsTIod a fiD7s ti,y may desire. fAe Of
csstS trssk, 90 cents D70nfA SI.T5 fos tiys
srOHfiS, OF 8 for Six DOHths
81 M DgOHsy 10 pay for the tim. reqNt,sf .
oil eafss accompany tAs sTdsr Otas-Irtss tAS paper
b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-09
Average Soorn Daily Circulation over
I7,50O,-6eins more than three times
that Of any other daily paper tn Wash
ingtOn, and more than that of az the
Others added together.

~AfrsTfiss-J tctH greatly obliFs asd az As
same tune hst- purposes bers By sssdtss
ther entertainments before l. o'clock M eacA day,
and as p3Eck edvIisT LidH thai hoR possible. Er-
espf sZfrsnsly ETgsrf oaSsJ, adrsvfiSsmesfs
sIvsa ISs 0Fcs aftr Il o'clock eassot appear tAs
SAME day.
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Our cable dispatches TO day wouli seem to
sndicate that Great Britain is anxious TO find
pretext for active interference In the East
ern war. II i rather a bad time with the
Russian embarrassments in Asia and the
enforced inactivity of the Cars legions
along the Danube TO try to arouse public
feeling in England against the Cossack in
Naders Of Turkey, but any excuse Will serve
when nation means TO make war. IL looks
from here as IL the Russians would not be
able 10 occupy Constantinople either tempo
Iarlly or permanently for some time to
come, at least that is the conclusion one
would come to after reading the dispatches
10 the English papers OF Russian blunders
and reverses.
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dispatch from Rutland, Vermont, states
HAT the centennial anniversary OF the bat
Gle OF Hubbardston, 1.-The only revolutionary
BATTLE fought in this state" was celebrated
On Saturday last The sender OF the tele-
gram must be getting little rusty In his
American history. Few will remember that
any battle was fought at Hubbardston, but
almost everybody does recollect that a right
smart scrimmage did take place at Ben
nington, Vermont, on the 10th OF August
1''' when detachment of Burgoyne's army
was defeated by the patriots under General
Stark.
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In the interest of humanity il would be
well II some foreign nation or nations would
interfere at once TO put an end TO the barbara
fies practiced in Cuba. The latest atrocity
reported-and many are probably never re-
ported at all-is the shooting Of the insurgent
MOrejon, who was wounded and captured,
and $50 other insurgent prisoners. A few
weeks ago it was announced that q more
1enient course would be pursued by the
Spanish troops towards the insurgents, but
at would seem that they have gone back to
their old practice of killing prisoners. AS
fhis is N violation of the rules OF civil war
fare, the matter would form legitimate
subject for protests by all enlightened ma
lions. Such atrocities might be expected
from the savages of Kemper county, Miss,
but Spain Processes to be Christian nation
and should see that they cease.
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To-day's New York Reroh has two-col-
nmn article on Tweed, headed as follows
q Tweed not good natured, jolly, generous
Yellow, but mean, selfish and tricky man.
f'rom six 10 twelve millions still controlled
by him."
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We are afraid General Grants attempt to
travel incog. will be failure. After his
magnificent reception in England, the people
OF other countries will be very apt to seek
him out and do honor TO him, notwithstand-
ang the hint he has given tina, he would like
10 be let alone
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
NEW GOODS! Low RATESu
Prepares under . new process, retaining al
their natural juices and solidfty cannot k e.c4led
BLEf-Curned beef,
Roast Beef,
Beef ala ode,
Clipped Beef.
PIGS, FEET-in Jelly, . n csns
TONGUES-ON Tongues,
Calves Tongues,
Pigs' Tongues
GAME and P0ULTRY-
Bonsd Turkey,
Roued Chicken,
Yorkshire Game Pie.
Veal and II am Pie, Truried,
Sayory Pie,
Ham and Chicken Pie,
Pate de roie Gras
HOMELESS Cooked II am whOleD.
S0UPs-0x TAU, Mock Tartle,
Game, N ulssatswnv.
Pea, Soup aid Boneli
bROTHS and MEDICAL COMFORTS
Chicken Bro;h,
Extractof Beef.
sUnDklES-0N Kidneys. Ok Tails stewed,
Fresh Gulf shrImpe,
Salmon and Lobster,
And many other new Goods
notwithstanding the general depression Of hu.i
ness, we VIII keep our stock complete with new
goods as they appear the market, ard by selIins
quest the public encouragement.
b. w. REEDS SONS.
lel6 II 1915 sTREET NORTHWEST.
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Sensible people have about come to the
conclusion that all of the loose talk about
testing the Presidents title TO his Office Is
meaningless and trivial. Soon after Senator
CoDkling's departure for Europe it was as
serted, with an air OF authority in a promi-
Dent New York paper, that al the next meet
dng OF Congress he proposed to introduce a
bill providing for a judicial inquiry in this
direction. but doubtless there was some mis-
take about il. Senator COnkling is a shrewd
able man, and is not likely to place himself
III position where he would antagonize not
only the majority of his own, but of the dem
ocratic party. Up To this time large num-
her OF prominent democrats have expressed
themselves as opposed to any attempt to dis
possess the President. Senator PInckney
Whyte, OF Maryland, is the last one heard
from on this matter. In late letter, while
condemning the manner In which Mr.
Hayes obtained his office, he frankly says
he is opposed TO re-OPening the question on
The ground that II would be TO the serious
detriment of the country. For one, he is
willing TO stand by the decision of the Elec-
tOral Tribunal, and his determination Is
shared by almost the entire respectable ele
ment OF both parties.
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Instances OF wOunding and manning
among American baseball players are fire.
quent. but cases where fatal results occur
are comparatively rare, for a wonder. Such
a case occurred, however, at Wsppinger's
Falls, New York, on Saturday, where the
knee of running player came in contact
with the head of stopping catcher, crush
ing the skull of the latter and infiicting fatal
injuries. Considering the hardness OF the
ball used and the violence with which the
game IL played every summer under a hot
sun. the wonder Is that so few fatal accidents
occur.
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several persons who are wanted by the
senatorial committee investigating the case
OF Senator Grover, at Portland, Oregon.
nave fled to the mountains, and II is believed
heir attendance cannot be secured. 1t is to
DE hoped every effort will be made to bring
mem before the committee. There can be
out mule doubt that man who would be
'lty OF issuing an electoral certificate to
. candidate who was not elected, would not
be ate Tor a moment TO use bribery TO Sc
cuI, his election, but then the fact must be
prove
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Pine W GOD from o. 20 es So Oak from sas 70
20, and Hickory at o. cord. Also, ali kncs OF
Saved and Split, kept under cover.
~ Deliveries maze direct 20 the oousumer frfv>
our y hArves and vessels
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
MAIN once and Depot johnson wharyes foot Inn
and 18th and streets southwest
Offices, 1902 y and Ill2 9th street ~ ana
lfIS ftn street n VI. ANS estr
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II j. HEIBERGER,
I,.,, lSgccesscr to 4; + Lo2don Co.. a.
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan b otel, date BrownsJ M
jyl-ly No. 0I1 Penn q ave., Washington. -A
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The Pope celebrated mass yesterday, a
new YORK Herald special dispatch from
Home informs us, which is evidence that his
holiness did not die on saturday. As was re-
ported by cable for stock-jobbing purposes.
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THOMAS RUSSELL,

stHFEFN WlsEs' r pEMSgoKs WHISKY
BHlzk FINE BRANDIEs,
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
jeI2-tr 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NORTH PoLEi
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
AND LYING-IN ASYLUM
CEMETERY NOTICE.

nAs shG.ss eo'Is osHxS q sTArUARI ITALIAN
sI0 ,,, - ~, and nAkbLE AAATkLs, &C., ct Drioss
W: kUTHERvoRDs MARBLE WORKS.
pySt0 O1e Re. sysaus, asag 6tsx One.
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II @. MANN
H. desires the attention OF the public TO the choice
BEEF, MurroHc,e LAMB an AND VEAL
always 10 be found 1t his Stalls. Nos 03S aud 010
Wh street wing Center Market. and Stalls Noe 40
place. e~eo
free. snesY
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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD! WOOD
Our prices per Ton Of 40 lbs until further M
tice will be ss follows.
Mhite Ash, any siIe.-----------.--. 80 SO.
heo hsh, " ...-...-......--.-. 90.
shsmokin, (" .-- s 90
Genuine Lykens Valley, q $685. $50.
rosk, Pine and Hickory Wood Of Lowest Market
Rates.
X. NJ. MILLER e. son,
a. street and Va ave southy est
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-09

CALVES LIyERS.
SOUTH DOWN MUTTON.
NEW POTATOES and BERMUDA TOMATOES
DAVIS DIAMOND HAMS.
P PkIS BUTTE, sts q 'und, 5 pounds for 81.
FINE CHANGES.
And ever thing that can be found In q frst-ciass
market Orders for dinner parties sol icited MS Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-09

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
co e,
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AT THE SAME RATE.
New Schedule-Full load Of 20 bushels for a n.
smaller loses cents per bushel; carriage 60 cent?
APPLY To
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT con-
4l3 10th street porthwest: III In stre~t ,crfe
west, or TO ITO Bridge st.. Georaetovn. sepil-tr