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National Republican., 1877-09-03

citizen whose intelligence industry, diligence In
business, sterling integrity and high moral char
esteem and confidence Of the entire community.
Rssoftyd, That we IN body attend the funeral,
ana that cory Of these resolutions be sent to the
bcrcayed family. with the assurance OF our sincere
and and ssrnest sympathy with them In their deep
Aff1iCttOu. CHAs I'm I ~ Caenier
National Republican., 1877-09-03

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN being the only
morning newspaper in Washington Is tho best
advertising medium In the city II Is read by
everybody, aud advertisers will Gnd Il 10
their interest 70 advertise in The REPcBLI.
National Republican., 1877-09-03

HUCTIUN HAEE5 TU-DNT,
By J. T. Coldvell:
Al bsD p m, two desirable new brick houses on
the west side Of Twenty first street. between and
L streets northwest
At p. m, "A threc.story brick house on the west
side Of Eighth street, between n and N streets
northwest.
BY Thomas Bowling:
At 10 a. m, the entire fixtures NJ store No iol.
Seventh street northwest, lately occupied BY ". b
wyle.
by VIM. L. Dunlop, trustee:
Al $50 p. M. lot %, IN square s3i.
National Republican., 1877-09-03
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

There was little Of Importance trauspirine
ct the Office Of the District Commissioners last
Saturday, and ut l2 o'clock the Offices were all
clcscd ont Of respect to the late E. l., Stanton,
who once held the position Of secretary 10 the
District
Permits to build were Issued as follows
Samuel Norment, construct q two-story brick
dwelling, Sixth, between Q and r streets
northwest; 5000. r. Fl. Lansdale, 9 two.
story brick dwelling, sixteenth. between p
and q streets o. 800
National Republican., 1877-09-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oss poLiAs.-ob.ain Or, Har,iey's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have II.
Lefton clothing watches, pistols 40, bought ai
Herzog'x, si6 D street ORDER attended ~.
Al kinds Of trunks made 10 order repaired and
covered ., Murrays. 800 Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also
choice yirginia, Pennsylvanla, and Western but
Ninth and streets Fine cheese al less tLan Bal.
thnore prices. No impossibilites advertised but
prices As low a. the lowest Call and be con.
vinced
National Republican., 1877-09-03
FUNERAL OF EDWIN L STA NTON

There mains Of tho late Edwin L, Stanton
were hurled Saturday afternoon In Oak Hill
cemetery The funeral ceremonies were held
at the Epiphany church al 40 o'clock Rev
VIM paIei 9ilioiateh, assisted BY Rev n 2 Boss
army and the most distinguished citizens Of
tho District. Hon. Andrew Wyiie, Hon. A,
@. Riddls, William 2. Mattingly aud N VII.
son scted as pail. bearers
National Republican., 1877-09-03

BURNETTs COCAINE
kills isulrufi ailays irritation and promotes N
growth Of tho haiI.
National Republican., 1877-09-03

THOSE who have rams to rent reach each
member Of Congress by advertising in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, - this Journal Is
daily mailed to every Senator and Represcn-
tative.
National Republican., 1877-09-03
BRADY's

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN being the only
morning Newspaper in Washington Is the best
advertising medium in the city. II is read BY
everybody, and advertisers will and II 10
their interest 70 advertise In THE kKPUBLI-
oAN
National Republican., 1877-09-03

ASK your drusgl., and grocer for Hsr.'s iasee
powder; take no other.
National Republican., 1877-09-03
SUITS ENTERED.
THE UntfIry

THE Equity coUkr DOCKET.
Peter Norris vs. ilafsey Fowlst Il al, for injuBa
ton. J. Med Carribgton attorney for llsin'In
Anna ~ Coleman ct al, vs.. Margaret swiiter ct Al
10 encumbeT real estate.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Pom ants reaches, he'd. bugs, aic, get. HAMS in.
sect powder.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AhNA WILMA ALlN Ss
OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPENING or THE SEASON.
sEPTEMBER SOME WEEK ONLY. I

Nov making their nrst tour through the United
states, tby special p.rnssien Of the Emperor OF
Iupan,l and whoss wonderful perfDftnancsa have
stamped them by the public and pres OF New York
Sne PSs 70 ss & .s a S
LauGhnb'e Pastimss, unrqualsd In the history o.
MATlNREs "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
othsr noyslues n preparation: Box once for sale
ansIM lstArl Critic and Sunday Papofs.l
National Republican., 1877-09-03

To nAxK room foi fall stock all ggoit are marked
| down below cost EisgNAs Bh0a,
| Corner Seventh ann f.
National Republican., 1877-09-03

BOYS and children's suits below cost
RisEMAs Bros, Corner Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1877-09-03

BALANCE OF broken snits OF lcss than half value,
EisEhAs Dkos corner Seventh and c.
National Republican., 1877-09-03
TEE cIRcpIT cornr pooxrr

The Washington Chariot CDippapy vs. J. II
attorney for plaintiffs \. Kendall vs.. r "
Mullen Judgment of Justice Of peace Ella iiealc,
vs. s. wimsatt, In rcplevin; N. =. Morris at.ofntj
National Republican., 1877-09-03

IKAKY RooFs.
LEAKY ROOFS made Thoroughly water.tisb, both
ato rain and snow water DAMP WALLS also made
dry. by thoroughly applying IRoN.cLAD PAINT
sndIRoS.cLAD CEMENT.
II has been used by MI. I'D. Clark, architect United
statea CAPITOL upon the public buildlnss for assa
wears. and Is pronounced by HIN 70 b. The best aaa
most durable paint In The world. It's Also used sy
Messra
National Republican., 1877-09-03

NOTICE-Ths public ere cautioned asRnst certain
Perpstetio paint In Washington, who have d
ats been representing ,hsmselves ~ agents and OFFER
Ing for sale Iron ls1 Paint land IN soms instNnocs
u0hsl We wish 70 say thai I'll such reprsssntntions
-. siss and sale. tsadulsns and that they canned
rev agents 70 Washington taking order Tor IronCiad
our Paint will do well 70 addfsss our ofics or rsquir5
assnts 70 produce authority 70 furnish.
JAMES McLAIN,
va greet northwest
y1Zm WashinRton N q
National Republican., 1877-09-03
CITY ITEMS.
Com ADVICE.


Now 10 the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c Every family should have 9 bottle ol
Boschee's Gorman Syrup Don't allow for one mo
family or yourself Consumption asthma, % pSe,, is
monia Group, hemorThages and other fatal diseases
may set IN. Although u Is trne German syrup is
Is much better 70 have Il al hand when threo doses
VIII cure YOU Ono bottle viii last your whole
isp, a, winter and .ssP you ~: sSn asp!.I
lar I.e, IS oena Sold by your druggist. Chafles
stot = Co. wholesale assnta = :
This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilioupes.
and IN di,ss:.s sr,sing Dom disofdefsd stomsss
or lyer: 4 so'd oy AZ drnggists . esns Ter pack.
TExrR RuIsrp a. NEslpr b.
ess1S ss, Ss iss1s ;sSs,
], WIN preserve your teeth nom decay and icep
% cenu PAT bottle Bold BY iii druggist.
KyEar Prmoss HAIR
needs occasionally some oleagenous application 10
grevsnts its becoming dry and harsh. fhompsoh's
hair son and Glossy and impsrs 70 d strength and
vitality % and 1 csnu per botiie. Sold ~ al
JupIcors EcosoNY.
Ia now absolutely nece-sary. Throw not aside your
odorods Kid Glove cleaner il viii cleanse them en-
thoroughly. essly aud quickly. Sold al drug and
nhey aoros 25 oents per bottle.
BRADY'a
The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately on exhibition Il the centen.
NAL Exhibition At Philadelphia, arc now ready for
the inspection OF The public At "BrAdy's National
Gallery" No. e2o Pennsylvania avenue Thh col.
lection embraces the eminent men Of America In
addition 70 the medals received In New York ior
many ysars and in London In 1857, "a awarded DS
Aaqho award medal a the Centennia Expoaition In
Phladelphia ls76.
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN being the only
morning neMapaner In Msxhinaion La TIN hat
National Republican., 1877-09-03
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
SEALED PRorosAle ron FURNISHING THR
sssssd dssiRi "s Seas s s.SHit % on itiFTsbsY
september !, is1h
SiI.s.IrG9: Tool; tn, e -
Third BROOM. Sru.Ss, and Soap.
finh-s,siionsIy. including Blorins sna Envsl.
slzsh-srIs s,ssa @ Pip. and Fitting.
Proposals must BE- submitted on forms furnished
WITH schedule, sy he Naval Academy. with guar
penas o. The contractor. TO be Of the best quality
ind MSlsct 2 Inspection BY the AuIhor!!is' o. Tho
Jhs nsh! q Teiec,.ny 0t,hs prSpc,., is reserved.
dphcas and The class hid for indorsed Oil outside
efenvslope, aDd addressed TO- -
nax.x Resi- .a2irsSi, supsf,D!shsssi, sHoSassi
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL 49,
UMrxD sTArrs sFxirE)
orsIcI ., IHa sERsI.srAr;Asas
eesisd proposals viii be Isoeited Al ibis shics
o. fSep,emoer neI; for furnishing Coal Sad Wood
" 90 90. Ssss qualify WIKI. A,A puru.o. Coal,
10 toSs ISSberry Coal -"
y cord, best wsii.sssonea White Oak WOOD
wood S1d coal Win n ths IN, month o. s.p,omSsi 70
be stored in the vaults Of the Senate wing ofths
SeP,!ol Government Inspection " the cost Of The
The Ish, Is reserved TO reject any bid u the IN.
serer ofihs Government shan 20 require
acTgeanrstA Arms,
Senate Of the United STATES.
ausea lstaT&criueb'l
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LIFE in WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS

Ns,th-sa aud sosihssa einds, ssstsv, Je,lovsd
y ~ar'~ey, clear ~ partly risaay wcatAsr. aad
stationary, yaiiovsd iy vising bnronsisr.
National Republican., 1877-09-03

HAsT, Insect powdera in gtsi dsmsnd' v.
Ninth street
National Republican., 1877-09-03

RAMAPo MOUNTAINS, syFFERN, N. Y, THIR-
class priyn,s houss and table hns nounain sceneJy
drses WALKS boating and n.hfng throe quarters ofg
Apply 70 .|.f-' Il ". CHANDLER,
yH Suffern, N. x
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BASE BALI.

drug stores
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OrIRK's lstsH Ira

This popular remedy fbr dyspepsia biliOumess
sics headanhs, sour stomach, vertigo, constipation
and all dises:es arising hom disofdered stomach
ase--mAkinS quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-03

FoRREsT HALL BILLIARD ROOM GEORGE
yated ihrepShoui, and furnished with -four new
THrRsDAf, August s., ASP h will pc played q
sSGpo,n French game oeiwesf we q .he bes, and
new proprietor ADAM Rpt H. wenli tt happy to
see ls many n cuC, p'e-"n, We guarantee ali who
National Republican., 1877-09-03

FABYAh HOUSE WHITE MOUNTAINs N II,
" LINDSEY fnENoH. located al The ppe
noaniAlns, and Nj WasGinston and Portland and
4sdsn,s6u.f iaoLosds Open Jans6 Prices IeduesA
I9on Yery favorable rnies for soeats " ihe sepseA
Circular ssht en- application JyIS
National Republican., 1877-09-03
koRoAN IRON WORKS. NEW YoRH
AND oHLsTER PESNsYLvAHIA.
snnZ

manufacture srEAM MACHINERY, Of sysry ae
ssTlP!i9n;, BRASS: spa iRoS IIsriSos' RofG
PLATE IRON Of ali dimensions nave the only
oily RRPAfIpS made 81 Kpedllion.y WI
National Republican., 1877-09-03

SlOTo 1926 lo,. PAY ..,s sT.E e., hsDs sSIs.,sy sy
crayons. And Reward. Motto. Scripture TsIS TIsns
S ;ssS. s sss, r. T. iStseff'SR iS1sefSRSs 81 soSs ss:::s
National Republican., 1877-09-03

RoYs AND cHILDRENs PANTS
- Separate, All slges, at
u ROBINSON 4 COS
suLSlm W pennsylvania avenue,
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TsvYu RuIurn !, , N.e, vry

cannot be Iestored. ioung peDpls remainder this
Use daily Thurstons Ivory Pearl 1ooth Powder
y viii preserve your teeth from decay, and kcop
70 conu psr bottle Bold by ell druggists
National Republican., 1877-09-03

Si,R sIIls; iHnSs%?ss,s slss skrrHs.
~ ,ps " III iSKRIS va
nopy 0tdei o. Hssh'ssd Letter, made pays-
Reliable Asenu wanted everywhere Send refer
q. WtBtRRoW,'xSt o. d:pS Manager.
n, r,os SoI,i.t9.JopIpmn 9 ~ BUILD Looiyilf.. Ky. ;
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR R'saS"' N'~ auS.ti nS.,ti
National Republican., 1877-09-03
DLANT d PATTERSON;
l. PA1ENTs PkNsloNA LAWS.

United states Com miss lon-I and Essm,ner In cna4-
e.Iy Comms.loner Tor he slatss And TerrtorieAI
ALSO for Nova scotia. 10 % q -
orlos gis Y street nof-hw.s residence, ", street
northwest Washington. D. q.
Correspondence solicited. f.r rr.. Aun epa
National Republican., 1877-09-03

my a'!a as Juiisi. I.h..! &c %s happy at ali
...nss during my engagement 10 lst you bsvo
| as many tickets as you want fot the hest seats
IN the hnnse that are not reserved at the time
Of your application for them at the box office,
but prefer IN sond no more unless they arr
asked for"
bolieve the largest number Of tickets any
sditnr sent for was eight
IBID 7 understand you. Mr.. Crane, that the
lady in New York had the dress foi which
you declined to pay1"
For the dress In question had given Miss
Anna So with which to purchase the goods,
aud the lady TO whom ! referred went with
Dor. getting the material at 6Ist cost. aud this
lady triod TO induce Miss Anna 10 get II made
up st a fashionable modisic whore the ladies
pa'r0piaed, hut, beedlcss Of oil sdvios Miss
Boyle crnstily replied, She should do no such
thing and took u to Frouch gentleman who
made sytravagaut costumes, giving him ten
tboatre tickets, ard he on this evening Of the
play sent In the dress and a bill Of $ii. for
which paid, making t9i for this costume"
did l understand you that the lady In
New York had the drcssf"
up TO this time the lady has not been able
| to got the dress, although Mrs. Boyle pledged
her honor to return 1t, but has since refused
| to tell where II Il. There 10 Q letter from the
lady ] named. which YOU are At liberty to
! road the letter which was handed to me
| and among the regrets that honor did no,
characterize the action Of the parties named.
there was no little Indignation expressed that
| such people should impose themselves on the
public. Another letter was handed me from
the Boyles' landlady, who was badly beaten
and their washwomsn and their dress maker
were worrying her life out Of her because
| their bills were unpaid. They were all sail
ing Ia the same boat
! asked Mr.. Crane what HE loss was, and he
replied that the total loss ntor deduotins the
National Republican., 1877-09-03
KvKAy prksOS's HAIR

s ;s.i S 'Pss.
pomade OptiIne u specially suitable II keeps the
hair son and glossy and mparts 10 II strength and
vitality % and 10 cenu per bottle Bold by al
arugkis1.
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Tul'llips.

The time is at hand when the turnip
patch should be prepared, and this means
a'grcat deal. Farmers who have stock,
lcattlc and sheep, and who have penncd
them nightly since about the middle or
last of April, have now a spot of ground
upon which they can SOW (drill turnips
with almost certainty of making fine
crop. These pens should have been
ploughcd and cross-ploughcd after the
first rain that put an end to the dry spell
in June, and ut least once week ever
since.
TO prepare any other piece of ground,
not stock -pcnncd, so as to secure from it
a heavy yield of turnips, the land should
be, Or must yet be, ploughcd sufficiently
to thoroughly pulyerize the soil and free
it from every ycstigc of a weed or tuit OF
grass. This done, the land should be
laid off in thirty inch rows by running 4
twstcr back and forth in the same fur
row, and then partially filling this up by
running subsoil plough in it, and then
fill it completely with the best manure
on the premises and throw two burrows
on it. Then on this ridge sprinkle from
250 to 100 pounds of supcrphosphatcS,
and with Il twistcr complete the beds.
As soon as the land can be ploughcd
after rain, subsequent to Goth July, or
in anticipation of Il rain when the land is
dry, which is preferable, open the beds,
drill in the seed, and cover very lightly
with hand rake. One pound of seed to
the acre is said to be enough. We
oitcner SOW over two pounds; it is easier
to thin out than to rcplant. Some re-
commend the use of seed drills or bottles
with quill in the mouth; VIC use our
fingers, and can drill them evenly and as
fast rs we can walk, never failing to put
down enough seed
Sow Ruta Bagas first. Follow in their
order with yellow Aberdeen, white Globe,
Norfolk, flat Dutch and Scycn.top. Any
of these turnips will do well sown in
August, but better if sown in July.
When up about week, chop out as you
do cotton. Then thin out by hand, cat
ing and feeding away until Il single tur.
nip is left at Il place. If August and
September arc favorable months land
prepared as above should yield from six
hundred to ono thousand bushels per
acre, worth as food for man or beast at
least ten cents per bushcl, and produce
next year q bale of cotton without ma
nurc.-Ncms anil Courier.
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CIAElrY.-Surroundcd by anlucncc,
how apt are We to disregard the bcsccch,
ing poverty of our ncigbbor. Arraycd
in our costly raimcnt, how apt arc VIC to
revolt ut the sight of the patched and
scanty covering of anothcrs body
Gracously smiled upon by fortune, how
apt are we to jjibc at the unsuccessful
struggle of Il less favored companion
Warmly nestled in our beds under richly
wrought tapestry, how apt arc we to for
get that Il Itllowbcing may be at the
same time striving to obtain lifc-glving
warmth from the hardfrozcn ground
under the cold blue canopy of the hcav.
cns Mankind WAS created equal, and
although circumstances, harsh and bitter,
may deal severely with one member OF
the family, that one is as much the crea-
lurc of God, and It's important and noble
in Ills sight, as the one whom the world
has endowed more abundantly with its
possessions. Therefore let lis exercise
charity toward the poor of Gods crca-
lures, remembering that they arc also
possessed of immortal souls, and Wl'~ss
we render unto them here will be mos o.
gloriouslv compensated for when ie
shall make IN !.i= Jewels hereafter.
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After they had alightcd at the door
and the worthy farmer had been dis
missed with many thanks, Thurston
turned to his companion.
"Bcforc VIC part, Miss Loring,' he
s?S, abruptly, II should like to hear you
tN that you pardon--that is, if YOU can
honestly do so-thc many harsh speeches
l have uttered to you. | had no right
whatever to utter them, and should be
glad if you would promise to forget
them"
She looked up with sort of startled
wisttulncss on her face and in her eyes.
"You have uttered no harsh speeches
that were not honest speeches, Colonel
Thurston," she said, simply" none
which 1 have not already pardoncd. But
why do you ask this-now?"
because now is my only opportunity"
he answered. Before you wake to-
morrow-nay, this morning. shall have
left Sans-Souci. made all my arrange
ments to do so before we started on our
excursion"
She did not heed the last words-in
fact, she did not hear them. AS he said,
~ shall have left Sans-Souci," change
swift as thought came over her tacc-an
expression ef wonder, appeal, and, above
all, pain-which no art on earth could
have simulated, and which, like a flash
of lightning, laid bare her heart before
the man who looked at her.
In that instant it was borne to him
with the force of a revelation that his re-
vengc was more complete than he had
ever dreamed of making it. For one
wild moment his heart lcapcd up madly
but it was only for moment. lie
was one of the men who in an emergency
cannot only think but act promptly, and,
as he was about to speak again, the door
suddenly opened, and on the threshold
appeared Mr.. Jennings, arraycd in dress
ing-gown, with a lamp in his hand.
"By Jovew he said. $50 you arc
here! Lucy insisted that she heard the
sound of horses feet. Where on earth
have you been all this timc?"
ain the Devils Gorge, where you were
kind enough to leave us" Thurston an
swercd, dryly. "I will give you an ac-
count of our adventures, but we will not
dctain Miss Loring, who is very much
fatigued. Goodnight" he added, tax.
ing the hand of the latter as they entered
the hall. 81 hope you will feel no ill
effects from your drcnching and excr-
else"
"Is it good-by?" ?" she asked, i'll low
voice.
at is good-by," he answered.
If his life had depended OH the effort,
he could have said no more, nor did she
Ter another word. She only drew her
COIL, slender hand from his clasp, and,
witt slight salutation to Mr.. Jennings,
passed up the broad staircase and out of
sigh.
IcOSCLTDED NEXT WEEK.
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WHERE THE MONEY WENT.
The Orders of Dear Josephus" for
Champagne, Cigars, Liquors and
Sund'ics-Hcary Prices for Luxurics
Furnished to South Cardinals States
mcn-WhO is Responsible

As specimen of the flush times under
carpet-bag reign, we publish the annexed
items Of expenditure for luxurics fur
nished to the eX-statcsmen of South Car
olna in the days of "pufling and crush
ing" 1t will be seen that there was a
large consumption of costly wines, liquors
and cigars, as the items contained in
these bills, aggrcgating the sum of
$3, 1875, were consumed in eight days !
The bills were "ordered paid" signed
~. W., c." in pencil. 1t was mere
bagatelle that the honest tax payers were
furnishing to lie tired and ovcrworkcd
legislators, an0 it was not necessary to
particularize by whose order such cnor-
nous bills were paid, nor did the officials
require much red tape in arranging for
their prompt payment. The bills were
contracted from March i to March II,
and payment was made on March H.
Quick work and large profits was the
motto of the day. The question which
interests the public is to find out who
"ordercd paid" these extravagant charges.
Did the order come from the Senate, or
was it committee? If the latter, was it
"ordercd' by Brick Nash, Whittcmorc,
Owens or any other man? Let "dear
Joscphus" tell us all about it, whether
the paymaster was allowed 30 per cent.
and himself 10 per cent. leaving Hardy
Solomon "a very moderate profit" Such
appears to have been the custom Of the
time, and we would impbrc "my dear
Woodruff to give clearer insight to
this transaction.
There are other bills of like import,
and not all of them receipted by Hardy
Solomon either which we will give the
readers of the Register before many days,
and perhaps open the eyes Of an aston
ishcd public to the traffic in groceries,
liquors and sundrics during tnc golden
days of Radicalism.
The initials used in the last line of the
second bill are supposed to mean "Wm.
G." for William Gurncy, who received
500 worth of sundrics, and "F. S. j."
for f. S. Jacobs, the cashier Of Hardy
Solomon's bank, who got $500 in sun.
dries. Another item, ''Sundrics for G., :"
either means Governor or Gurney again.
These things can only be explained by
the initiated. Here arc the bills:
MIR. JOSEPH WOODRUFF Dr..
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Hay CEor.-It is estimated that the
hay crop of the United States is worth
annually over three hundred millions OF
dollars, whereas thirty years ago 1t dld
not amount to any appreciablc value.
And it is thought that there was less
hay of the crop of 1876 OH hand when
the crop of 1877 began to be mown than
has been the case for several years: III
this be so, it is probable that Northern
hay will command high figure next
winter and spring. We urge upon our
farmers, who are thus torewarned, to
forearm themselves. BE careful to save
every blade of fodder or spear OF grass
that can be converted into hay, and hus-
band it against the calls of next spring:
Crab grass makes delicious hay, PIX
we know from observation and eSn grow
that almost all of the ~operly cured,
upon stubblc iiellScellent distendcr lor I,
will suffice c2s5ck 2S5cck during the TlnleII nI ,,i
all kinyddth kiinyd then. Cut grass and weeds s,; ano Of
,rr n them carefully now that 1ne i''f,, s,r y.
t%r' thc farm G is over, and provide as tar as
,,le nossiblc, against the necessity ol D's'"s
provendcr Uo, next winter and spring.
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LEGAL DTERTLSING.-Wc are compelled %
require cash payments for advertising ordered Ivy
Executors, Administrators and other tiduciarieS
and herewith append the rates for the ordinary
notices, which will only he inserted when the
money comes with the order:
CITATIONS, two insertions, $500
Estate Notices, three Insertions 300
Final Settlements five insertions 800
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