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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

If Selah Chamberlain was foolish
enough to invest his capital in worth.
less bonds that were hawked about on
the streets of New York for seventeen
cents on the dollar, he should lose his
money and learn wisdom. It is proba.
BILE, however, that Selah was more
knave than fool, and away down the
vista of time his prophetic vision rested
upon our last innocent legislature, with
the immaculate DonnellY at its head,
and he thought he perceived chance
to victimize the State and enrich him. ;.
self and coterie of sharks. But the peo.
pie will have something to say on this
subject the twelfth of June, and we shall
"see what we shall see.''- Worthimgton
Journal. .@f....
The above is an example Of the rcck-
less and utter disregard of facts which
characterize the discussions Of the Bond
question by portion Of the State press
which are now urging the people to
vote down the pending compromise
proposition. for the settlement of the
bonds. Mr.. Chamberlain did not buy
his bonds when they were hawked about
Wall street at seventeen cents on tho
dollar. He received most of them in
payment of his contract for grading the
original road beds which the State af-
forwards took into its own possession to
idemnify itself for the liability it had
assumed for the payment Of the rail-
road bonds. Mr.. Chamberlain took
this contract for grading at a time
when it was very difficult to induce
eastern capitalists to embark their mon
ey in such an undertaking in q new
western State. He honorably and
squarely fulfilled his contract, paid his
laborers md subcontractors in full for
their work, and received as his only re-
Enumeration, the quota of bonds which
had been voted by the State for payment
Of the work. These bonds he has held
ever since, without realizing from them
one dollar, although the State, long
since appropriated for itself the road
beds for which the bonds were issued.
His reward for trusting to the good
faith of the people Of this State for the
redemption Of its obligation consists in
such paragraphs as the above, stigma
tizing him as either a knave or a fool
tor thus investing his money. The
men who, with full knowledge of the
facts insist that the State would cheat
these who have ventured to put faith
in its honor and integrity out Of their
lawfully earned compensation, will leave
no room for doubt as to their own
proper classiication.-Faribauzt Re.
publican.
We have said the above several times
and, having known Mr.. Chamberlain
for nearly twenty years, and being per-
sonally cognizant of his connection with
the railroads of this State, we have al
ways felt that the animadversions On
bis conduct, in which the press of the
State has so often INDUCED, was exceed
'ngly unjust and reprehensib)e, ~
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GET A HOME.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
g. Il LAT A BARGAIN. Aa#
4 'rssf MONEY LOANED &c., aw
au Il. BY b. B. HERBERT. ...:

I'll - MONEI AOAN ED &C.,
aa Il BY b. B. HERBERT.
|aGE ..a.'a}s ,ts .44. ... IT, ..r.
a hall acre lot with good stone
foundation and cistern and consid-
cradle lumber for building in Insti-
tute Addition for sale at a bargain.
One of the finest locations in the
city.
A first class brick residence on
Fourth street.
$3.50. A lot desirably located in
South Side Addition. ''
! 60 Lots in Institute Addition to
Red Wing at greatly reduced prices.
These lots are near the business
centre of the city, and are offered at
a price that will make them a prof.
table investment.
7 Lots in Aker's Subdivision CON-
handing a view of the city. This
portion Of the city is improving more
rapidly than any other.
y The DR.. Mills property on Fourth
street, two story frame house and
full let and half.
City property to exchange for
farms or for equities subject to mort
gage.
'. Money to Loan on Real Estate.
All branches of conveyancing, lit
lgatlon, collections, &C., promptly
attended to at the new office Of
B. B. HERBERT.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
In old post Office block on Bush
street, 1st floor, opposite the Hick-
man House,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
Glad Tidings to the Afflicted!
DIAMOND.OIL

WA 41o1ugs 70 the A@1cted!
DIAMONDO
4 Liniment Universally Acknowledges
o the Most Renowned Quick Cure eyer
brought before the public, in the Nineteenth
Century, for the perfect cure both of
G,o., Man and Beast!
This popular and Great Healing Remedy
90 long needed by Suffering Humanity. il
giving Unbounded Proofs Of its Merits bv
a''havins tested its Unr;valed Powers andbv
:. THOUSANDS.
In all cases claiming it.. the most Powerful
Remedy and Quick Reliever from Agony
Diamond Oil Possesses
the best Concentrated Healing Properties..
Quickest Scientific Arts for Pain Relief
Most Combined Medicated Necessities. a. a
Imminent for Man and Beast, ever intro,
duced for public benefit.
THOSE SUFFERING
who will use this Liniment in time will be
convinced that it il sure cure for Rheuma>
tism, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains, Swellines,
Burns, Cuts, Felons, Tumors, Piles, Injured
Limbs, scalds, Gout, Diphtheria, Sore
ahroat. Toothache, Headache, Insect Bites
flts' Collie, TaPe-worm, ETC., for the human
race. And is
A POSITIVE CURE.
FOR sweeny, Riugbones, Strains, Callous,
sinews: Hurts. Curbs, Cuts, Bruises, Lame
ness, Strained Fetlocks. Spavine, Colo,
Bolts, Windgall, Poll Evils, Cattle and
sheep Complaints. and all general diseases
in stock, and the many other Affections of
both Man and Beast
Diamond Oil is for sale by Noeson 4
Funk being we'll recommended by all drue-
g'sts, Physicians, and every one who has
ever used it. Price-75 cents Der bottle.
Prepared BY W. E. Pagan 4 Co., Phila-
delphia. Branch Once: Indianapolis, Ind.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

AN HISTORICAL F4cr.-Eyery
agent who has been steadily selling the
Improved $40 Homestead Sewing Ma.
chine for three years, owns his dwelling
house, has a good account in bank, is
clear Of debt, and has money at interest,
the natural consequence Of securing q
good agency for superior goods at the
lowest prices. A good first-class Sew
ing Machine, most useful-reliable' at
all times, easy to understand and con,
troll, the same size and does the same same:
work as any machines that sell at four
times the price. There is no machine
at any price better, or that will do finer
or more work, and certainly none so
low in price by many dollars. The
Homestead is widely known and used
in thousands Of families in the Eastern
and Middle States, and daily becoming
popular in the West. It will save its
cost several times over in one season,
doing the work of the family, or will
earn four OF Eve dollars day for any
man or woman who sews for q living.
1t is the strongest machine made, is
ready at all times to do its work, makes
the strongest and finest stitch yet,in.
vented, and is fully acknowledged as
the Standard Family Sewing Machine.
Price, complete for domestic use, $50,
delivered at your door, no matter how
remote you may reside. Business per-
manent and honorable, with more GER
tain and rapid sales, and larger profits
than any other. Extraordinary liberal
offers made to local or travelling agents
where we have none established; or, if
there is no agent near you, send your
order direct to the factory. Address
John Il. Kendall & Co., 42l Broadway,
New York. ." 80
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YOUNG MEN,

Apply to- editor of this newspaper
for halt membership lat discount) in
aBaylies' Great Mercantile College,
Keokuk, Iowa, on the Mississippi.
Bookkeepers, Pennien, soR Reporters,
Operators and Teachers thoroughly
fitted. Don't fail to address Prof.
Miller, Keokrk, Iowa.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
Cough No More. .

There need be 10 Coughs Or Colds
where Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption is used. O The most severe
cases Of Group, Bleeding Of the Lungs
yield to its wonderful power almost in
stantly. A few doses will invariably
cure the worst cough or cold. For
Asthma and Bronchitis it is perfect
specific. Consnmptives and Cough
worn patients never fail to find relief 10
this great discovery. We would advise
any one tired Of experimenting with
physicians prescriptions d qluack med
icines to drop them at once and use DR..
Kings New Discovery. Gsve it q trial
Regular size $l.00. Trial bottles free.
For sale by all druggists. vi #'... vs.
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Promptly ard TO mako superior quality
ofhour. He gives 70 hts customers tho
aour from their own wheat, and guarantees
that it will be the best that can be made of
it. Give him trial.
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Dr.. James.

IT. ameS.
Lock HOsPI-
tai, corner
WARRINGTON
l. FRANKL1N,
CHICAGO.
Chartered by
COS Ot0t0 Oh A..
iinOis for the
express pur-
poae Of giving
DiInlN0liAkA "a.
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B. B. HERBERT.

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
In old post Office block on Bush
street, 1st floor, opposite the Hick.
man House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-12
MINING STOCK REPORT.
MORNING BOARD


| MokNlNG BOARD.
| Ophir Dos 50, 40os s, 145s "a, 20s S1s, sos ~
Mexican 3os 46o, 2os 400, bios IA llOs "a, ots 435
Gould and Curry los 31 l205s 34 5Os 3l5 250s 800
| . oOs 80 -
Best ana belcer ZoOs ~ Bus S24 DO, 495s S lo9os 80
| 2IOs o2s
CaoIa O5Us Z Aus 70 5Os 70 Do, 3IOS 20 Gus 70 Do
| 5OOs 20 s9o
savage olos "a, COS Z4U, ZUDs 245 -
con Virginia zOs Z6 sos 1914, Z55s ~ 2OOs Z6 slO lUs
| - ~ Do, I3Us Z624, lOOs q
ChoLar 35s IT, Z2Os 1917
Hale and Norcross 215s IA zoos 1885, 3OOs l45 5Os 40
crown Point zoos SO, sl5s 374 sos 49, l5Os 81
1eHoW Jacket 29os 81, 3Os 3oO, 3oOs S'o
Imperial e9os 4oc |1Os 4oc
hentuek eos 2 80
AlpLa ZZOs "a
Becher 1865 21a, 20s 265, IS 2s4, zoos 2.45
6ulli0n 3oos "a, Zos ~
commence Ios 80
Sierra Nevada 2os soc Zos 400 Z4Os 9oc s0s soc
Dtah lOos "a, 5Os 312
kxchequer e4Os "a
seq beicheI los ~ 49, -, , ~ a. 90.
ONeIhlan IUs o24, ZOOS 352 Zos 22s ooos "a =, o
justice 9os o. +oos 20 LUIS 4o A'os Z4o o0os "a loos
10
luna oG Us, ~ Icos 5,ss ~ oo.,oo
Caledonia S65s
Snat9 y1 Gus 5Go0 ooG Ia
80 500 9aH i ~ loc
I:. -oo9 az eoc M ,oo- ~
pr+ 36o~ 80 ~ ~ 10 30 ,'e
T Troii', 1o SDV so c'e' Gus sue
' avs wv - ~
EVENING bOARD
RAYMOND and Ely ass 2l% Cos 3
Eureka Con sos Is sos AZ
Jackson 3OOs 30
RIVE Patch zoos liz zoos I3I
Belmont sos 45c
Leonard 3OOs I 5OOs | Is zoos 10
ella 4Os &c
Northern Rera 4Os IA aa5s 1897
Manhattan 21Os & q0s 81
Defrees zoos I 20
Gen Thomas zoos zoe $50
Golden Prize l20Os 2 90, l7O0s . 90. sos %.
Modoc SOS 30 COS , As
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-12

John McTarnahan returned from the other
side of the Carson yesterday. Operations on
his road are suspended for the present under
the pressure of hard times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-12
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to Frank Boskowtz, of the One
Price Clothing Store will please call and settle their
counts or before June l., 1877.
Respectfully, FRANK BosKowITz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-12

Thorn, Carrie McTarnahan, Lizzie Savage,
Ella Bowker, Dora Bergman, Louisa Muller,
Lena Herring, Laura Winston, Annie Muir
ply, Matte Conner, Jenny Miner, Susanna
Shea, Lilly Putnam, Martha Creswell, Gerard
Berkhoff, Ollie Tenant, Charlie Welton,
Leon Gelinas, Pearl Davis, Oliver Bruley,
Antoine King, Virgiio Caracco, Allie Kelly,
James Wilkes, Clyde Pierce, Johnnie Kelso.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-12

THEATER. Tour of the World was
greeted by another handsome audience last
night. The company were in fine spirits and
the play was presented at its best Don't
forget the Matinee this afternoon. The way
not to forget it is to secure your tickets for
reserved seats forthwith-then you know,
you know Tonight is the positively last
opportunity to this brilliant spectacular
piece with its startling incidents, beautiful
scenery and novel effects.
THE MATINEE. We are glad to announce a
Matinee this afternoon for the benefit of the
little folks Admission 30 cents reserved
seats rs cents. 1t is hardly necessary for us
to urge the youngsters to go. Nobody should
miss this very entertaining performance.
The curtain rises at 2 o'clock-so be there
early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
1877 GREAT uo1A
PENNS III VANLA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Steel Rolls,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.

OCTOBER 1, 1877.
TEAI0o LlAvE WASHINGTON, f,tw De>os
corner Of Sixth and streets, a. fcIiovs
Rarlor Oar to Pittsburs and siecpina Cs4r bon s.
Rfttsburs to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and ChicaSo:
nsiT H k6 ~; daily eth Palace Cav e CHICAGO:
For Canandsigua, Rochester, Bufaio NiaSarS Fsiis
And the North, s:IS .. n. daily, eXoeSt SundSy.s
Psse. a.. % " assii'y, sSssRs Saturday, fS
Raven, Elmira, and Watkins, q Io:Io
For F sss T g., I'd 81 f. g.: dam.
For Hsy Yorh ana tee i.st, 10 ( n. ana ESQ =
Wssnston Z SossoS T ro1 i Hs@ss Oar se
boats Of Brooklyn Annex, sfordins direct trsns.
and journey across New York CITY a''' 'ofhAse
sssasy. md $50 ~: ana rs !. an: Az,
Aeeomnod.sion for bsiti@ore IS I: T., ssS 1 ~
For 6i:ss E}s. saoa;' /. 4, and a.. !,
For nsIoiis. s's5 q n. and 4:ss ,. =. daily, a.
RAIL-
TON R1Rk k66ssh1AhDRA AND wAsHIHQ-
sSI o. sunday 4 s:is s. !. m n. 4 "a z
For u. south, via Richmond, 1855. n daily. s.,.
:, r. I'd. d.ily, except SUNDAY. ''''
s:ns.l J. la tcs !: l. :; . "a ;Ps -.
Information, sleeping and paror car ~
sS corner y en- 3 SrScussd .hs once, north
avenue northeast Of Sixth street. AZ Pnnsxi
ysns syenue and At the dsUot, where order, oaS s.
hoteis anS 1890 on easssss b destination fro0
L;F: rARMEK, General P.u,os., A cant.
SAAAA THOMSON, General MaaaSer. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10

THE CUBANs STILL FOR WAR-rhe Gu
Dfhs IN TINS city diScretit the report sent
from Havana, that the Insurgents are wIllfag
20 make peace. The et tor OF tue I,rr,frf, a
CUBAN paper IN this city. said YES, eriay tina.
hc htd hsd long conversation win senior
de Aldame, The Cuban agent, aud bnth are
OF opinion That the rumor has been SET afiost
Dy TIE spanish government to tnhuence pub
nc opinion ln this country. 10 is expected.
both IN Spain aud Cuba, that the Cuban
question wall Dc discussed by Congress AT IFS
next session. On TINS account Soain seaks
10 give tie American people an favorable
impression OF the prospects of the Cuban
cause. General Castillo. the Cuban wlO sur
rendered 10 the Spanish government. was An
Old gentleman OF sixty, WAC was engaged i'm
The campaign under Cespedes, but had not
tasen any active part IN the rebellion since
Cespedes' death. The editor said he hai lust
been informed that the proposed cOlored citi-
Zens mass Meeting, 10 be held on October 10,
AT the Cooper Institute, 10 express sympathy
with the Cuban pa riots, has been postponed
probab on account Of the republican mass
meeting 10 be held there that evening-TNY
Tribune, 6fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
THIS EVENING.

C0NTINUATION OF THE sALEOF FINE
~ DECORATED DIhNE8. TEA AND TOILET
SkTIs, CHINA, GLASS AND PLATED
WARE, &C, &C.
shall continue EVERY MORNING, stvDN
10 O'Clock q. M, and EVENING, az 7@A
O'Clock p. m, the sale Of the entire stock of 4 =
the above named good., Contained in my auc-
Ii ard l, until all is sold.
Parties furnishing now have op portuu ity rare
ly met With to obtain line Of these goods at auc-
ton. AUGENSrEIN Aucf
Ut. FORD, Salesman. ccts.2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
AUCTION SALES.
; SANsos BROS, Auctio sers.

snsSANsos BROS, Auctio sers.
rssggsTEIs SALE IMPROVED
F FMS9pffENhIS ON NORTH sraskT BE.
ALSO, xAIuAsLk IM sGIs sEpk PaSp s |.
n SQUARE 5s4, BOUNDED 81 NORTH B
A AksT ThrTFe sncTioN lsr ANDao sTRsErs
vir S1s Of deed q trust, dated July lat. -
for the District Of Coi1mbis. ADD ~ he rsa1-., =
section, IN font 4 TIE premises. on ae wsRS ssie
DAY the tenth I0l day Of October, 1871, At 5
tie lily 81 So p. sssi 4 fr S
unnia, TO wit:
being nd PfGe' .a % Of lying
known aud described upon the ground plan or . at
teen his U.s. IL I.nesoe n6a1cn s9u .2e 6a a,
bersd nine hundred and thirty three CsS1; together
With Improvements, &C., subject to certain incum-
Lot ii to deed of trust % John Kendall, tru.-
ter, dated Sc pIember niuth, 1875. and recorded In
Liber 7ao folio s2e ct OF ssid lad records
to secure 2 note Of si 80. bearing even ds,e with
said deed of trust and falling due year ate
thereof said NOTE with six months int rest at ten
z to deed Of trust 20 isey e. Kms m h 1a.s
dated july Do h. lS5; and recorded in Liber 49, folio
date rsid deed Of trust aud falling cue 1--WE years
from ate Thereof, one years interest At perceLt
trust to MAJ tin NJ Rohrer and alfred II lee. tru,
ss dated June LIST ISIS, and rsc"rd-d in Lber 7ss.
ven d,te wnh .sid ed Il trust an fssns me
three years thrrefrom 81 interest At ten per cent
est September lst, lS77, $3.50
slso, by virtue ri tn nrst herein before named
deed - trus and at the request the pa IL scn ed
thereby We wi sell at pablo aucti n, 10 { o y
the premises OH thu sSDAY, he seventh (lIthJ
day of October, 1871, :. : o'clock p. m the How
ing other real estate, situate in said city Of Wash
l. gtUn, TO wit.
ia that certain piece CT parcel OF ground XII pwn
and described as 10 No. Z, ia Kelly uhdiVisiou OF
Ger ain lots square 574, together wi a inn -ovs-
m ms, &C su itct so a deed If trust TO M.rtb NJ
Rohrer and Alfred Lee, trustees ds.ed MAJ Iotb'
lNt, ana ne ;orded 10 liber 7S5 fOiia ar2 -tsq ~
secure note of 50 b0, bearing ey n da,e with said
deed of trust ana falling IL three wears from date
with interest att n per cent aunum, an IN w hich
NOT Interest has BEEN paid Ia May 10th. lS7y
The above iots will be sold separ.te!y.
Terms of sale: CASH. A deposit II SlOl upon each
lot VIII be required at time Of sale All cSnvey4a-
eng at the purchasers cost II terms of sale are
a complied W tn by the purchaser Of any of the
above property wlt.iin seven days FROM tue day of
safe, the Trustees rsirve the right 10 resell the
property upon While default is made at the risk
and coat of the defsu ting p1rchaser
GEO. III r WHITE. "A
sep22 eo&ns wv Z MOnRr IrusteAs.
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TAMPBELL 4 HULsK, Aucnoneers,
~ 3i7 ~ street northwest.

~ 3i7 ~ street northwest.
TRUArsEs' sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UkIMPRoyGD PROPERTY, FRONT
ING On TENTH STREET 4Sr, BETWEGS
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 3TH AND I0rE
STREETS EAST. IN SQUARE o3f.
by virtue OF dc sd Of trust to Cs, dated the -
.Oth day OF May, A. ID 1873. ana daily re 81
corded IN Liber No. 7I9. folio lis, one OF the-x
wf1usb request Of the heirs Of the party secured
thereby, We shall sail At public auction IN front If
the PR misses, TUESDAY the %; day OF OctO Der,
A ID. ls at O'Clock .. m, all those certain lots
and parcels OF around sltu ate In the city OF Washn
ton known and described as los Is, ~ Is, 10. -, "a
recorded subdivision Of square nine hundred and
Lots 81, 81 and s, hsve front of 10 fee, on 10th
street, and each improved by TwO-story Frame
Lots % ard 4j are c1rner lots, fronting about 20
feet, each improved by a Brick TGo-sI pry Dwelling
Lots 49, "a and As have front Of Is f,et, snd each
improved by an unfinished two story Brick Dwell
ing. The other lots front on street. AID are IN
ferms: one-t 90 cash; balance in six. C6D
twelve, I'D aud ola hteea l5 mouths, with interest
at the rate OF T PSF csntum per sdaum until paid,
and to be secured by deed OF trust the perty
sold. A deposit OF $50 will be required on cash
complied with In a days the Trustees
the right to resell he property sfer six dsys sdver
teement II the risk and cost of the defsuting pur
chaser. All cynyeyancing at purcha.ers cost.
w khGh4kS s soFa xELE,$ Trustees.
81 TIRE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, 0ctob.r 23d. ls77, At 4 clock D. N II
same place. BY order & A Trsisss. HuLsE.
oetlO,l2.l5Tle32 Auctiooeers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
THE EVENING STAR.
wEDNEsDAY..oe,o,~rI 10 49,,
The Election. Ye.,erd.,

ONO GoNE DENocR.rtc
III. slerS - 70 &c committee an OHIO claim
$50 m sjority in 0osb Sr.,'.,,.ss
- M assembly. Tue repuhlfcas, -, -
-. an t, = BISHOPS election by over Iacss
oat sNe 10 doubt about the aSSe;os', 49,,
Is no bass for Computing the 49,. a'e "
votes cast by the two workinxm an =. 49,, -, =. -
but Il Is supposed 10 be CONSIDERABLE. a. :, h.
ton county alone. The democratic ~ainx
come largely from republican Strongholisa A.,
me western reserve In one township near
ooeriln the democrats gained g25 vOt4.s rs,r
republican committee, in giving the reaso1
Tor this falling OF IN Their vote, say An h
S Sso.s' by the republicans who abstalnsd
ION. Ion, hSlng, they Intending IN this way 90
SHOW heir dissatisfaction with the PreSi-
oents southern policy.
"A cincinnati dispatch says: Returns have
Sp huIeceiNed nom but p out Of if7 precincts
..S4, West 2,0il. Bond (workingmau. I.,sIt
Inc democrats have probably elected their
entire county and legislative tickets.
IowA-A LIGHT VOTE. RUr kKPt-n1tc.
A. USUAL.
reports from isolated points In Iowa indI-
cate that light vote was pollei The sal.
Council Bluffs is probably dem cratic hy
by 100 10 $50 majority. Irish runs cpnsider..
bly, behind. Returns from four towns, Inclu-
ding Sioux City. ind cate a republican ma
GRITTY from $50 10 BOO in that county. .turas
rom i wards, townships aid precincts IN
Iowa give the following aggregate OF votes:
Gear, republican 2.20, Irish, democrat,
i.s'S, Je sup, prohibiiionist, ft0 Stubbs,
Lreenback, ~. Twenty -one other PRECINCTS
suo townships aud one or two counties give
ne malorities Tor Gear 4 SIS; for Irish SIS.
Ire Votes on state senators and repreS enta-
lives are badly scratched, buf DO not vary
greatly nom the result on governor The
state ofhcers seem 10 be running pretty even.
NEWARK ~. ] RE- ELECrS A REPURLrcAN
MAYOR.
The republicans OF Newark. n. I ry.-ela...
Ell Mayor Yates by SSi majority over Pine.
democrat The republicans carry Moe W ards,
democrats SIX, one tie. The republicans elect
Biae aldermen. democrats SIX. The next
common council-republicanS a., dempcrsts
II. The republicans also elect a Majority or
The school board a "a freelOl1srs. The dem
ocrais gain four aldermen, pdr school trul-
tees, and five freehoders. The work. ngm ems
ticket pollet l.5i9 votes. Vote light. over
TO less than last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-10
DIED,

HkusLEY. On Tuesdsy, October 9Th, lS7T, HAs-
~ LAY hklsLEN, rOungest son IL III. q. and n ar
TIC heusley, sgtd months and days.
Funeral will take place from his parents resi-
ctnoe, No. 2130 feBnsyly AIis avenue, on Thur
day morning, 81 IL q. m. Friends ana relatives of
iiV ismily are re- pectfully invited 90 attend.
O'BRIEE. In Cincinnati, Ohio, on the sth of
October, Is7, VIM. u. II. 0'BRIEN, in the s1th year
Of his aee.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
hls mother, No. fayette street, GEORGETOWN, ON
1hnrtdsy morning, at ID O'Clock The relatives
and friends OF the family are fnyited % at end.
sHLLToN. On October 9th, ls77, at 10 o 'clo,k q
Shelter sged 7S years.
Her lsngushins head is az rest,
Its think lng- and cneing are . er,
Her Quiei ininuvesb bic breast
Is hcsyed by aiiictiOn no more.
funeT al " Ill take place from the residence Of her
father in-law, Samuel shelton, No. 1915 Georgia
stenue southeast. on Thursday. IIth Instant, at q
clock. The fri nds and relatives respectfully
iasited C. sttend Alex sndria papers please copy
WEBER, On this 10th Of October, 1871, at o
CLOCK a m, RosE LILLEY, believed dsugate e
Pulp ii and Lizzie Jane Weber, sged years and
~ months
Funeral 70 take place from 453 Ridge street, FRI
csy, at o'clock D. m. Friends and ace ain tance-
are invited - attend. 1t