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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-06-28
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
COUNTY OF MOBILES -

Il UT a..
IS, COUNTY OF MOBILES. ID
District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
The State of Minnesota, to all persons, compa
MES, Or corporations, who have or claim any
estate title, or interest in, claim to- or lien up
on, any Of the several pieces or parcels Of land
In the list hereto attached, described:
The list OF taxes on real estate for the county
OF Mobiles. remaining delinquent Oh the first LAY
OF June, 1877, has been filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court in the county Of No.
bles, Of which that hereto attached Is 4 copy
Therefore, you and each Of you arc hereby re-
CURED to file in the Office Of said clerk. within
your answer in writing, setting forth any objec.
tion or defense you may nave to the taxes; or
any part thereof, upon any piece or parcel Of
land described IN said list, In, to, or an which
you have or claim any estate title, interest,
claim or lien.
And In default thereof, judgment will he en-
tered against such piece or parcel Of and'fOr the
taxes on said list appearing against it, and for
all penalties interest and cost.
b. n. CARRIER,
IL. ST. Clerk Of the District Court in the
County Of Mobiles, State Of Min
neSOta.
Dated June l9, 1sH.
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HERSEY DEPARTMENT.

HERsEY TIME TABIE-sIoUx CITY ST. PAUL r. h.
Going East-2:H a. IN. Going West-1l:n q: m.
: 3:l8 p. M. e. g. ll:49 p. m,
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

VI LII cAAk 1NAI 4RAIA OAGNA'
The people arc very much gratified
at tho strides which the President is
making toward civil service reform.
The latest announcement is that fcder-
al Office holders will not he allowed to
take an active part in manipulating the
party machine. This with the policy
already adopted of making removals
only for cause, and taking the federal
appointments as far as possible out of
the hands of members Of Congress,
will bea great advance toward purify
ing the politics of the country. The
ruke has been for the federal officers in
every district to seize and run the party
machinery and the wrangling, animosi-
ty, and corruption which have grown
out of this in every city which has q GUS
tom house, or a federal Office of any i'm
iortance, from New York City to the
smaller cities like Toledo, are q dis
grace to American politics.
President Hayes may find it hard to
stem the wrath of the politicians but
the people will endorse his policy in
this matter.
Since the above was written, the Pres
ident las issued circular letter in
Which he says ''no officer shall he re-
Quired or permitted to take part in the
management of political organizations,
'caucuses, conventions, or election cam
pagns.'' "This rule IS applicable to
every department of the civil service. :"
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Some movers camped north of town
Wednesday night last and their cattle
got into the crops of farmer. One of
their oxen was distrained for the dam
ages. In the morning they frightened
the woman and children, 1.-THE men be-
ing away at the time), broke open the
stable and took the OK away and start
ed for the State line through Jackson
Co., but papers were soon procured for
them and endorsed by Justice McNabe,
of Jackson county, and Constable O.
berle and posse started in pursuit.
They were oyertaken on the Little
Sioux, IL miles out, and were thankful
to compromise by paying damages and
costs.
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GEO. y. DAI, Agent.
These Companies now offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
OF the Finest Land in the State. At low prices
on long Credit, With easy payments, At low
rates Of Interest.
tivatt0n, Convenient to markets, and to Villages,
Churches and Schools.
Alternate sections mostly occupied by actual
residents: climate pleasant and healthy.
For circular giving full information, or for
prices Of particular lands, apply by letter or per-
sOnally to Land Department Of either Com.
pany, at st. Paul, Minnesota.
j. w. BISHOP, General Manager.
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ALIST OF LANDS AND
TOWN LOTS
In the County of Mobiles,
State of Minnesota,

for the Year 1876, and Unpaid
on this First day Of June, 1877.
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TIE KIND OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"

TIE KIND OF "CROOKEDVES&'
The Window Reporter, which by the
way, seems to lie good deal of a
sympathizer with the Journal set of
this place, copies portion of our &C.
count of the English settlers, and has
the justice to preface the extract with
the following remarks:
We have heard a great deal lately a.
bout the internal affairs Of the Nation
al Colony, the crookedness of Prof.
lIumiston, F. e. Taylor, DR.. Miller
and the men generally who are interest.
ed in the colony enterprise, through
the Worthington Journal, and one
would think the devil had an habita.
ton in that sanity town. We won't
say he hasn't, but it seems the old fell
low is doing 4 good deal for the mater
i'll development of Mobiles county and
in a degree is helping all southwestern
Minnesota. Mr.. Taylor, 4 gentleman
who has been very much talked about,
has just returned from England, with
er he went several months since, with
two English gentlemen of considerable
wealth, as a nucleus for q fine colony
of their countrymen. These parties
propose to engage in stock raising and
we can give no better view Of them and
their intentions than by quoting the
following from the ADVANCE, who 10y
the way is growing fat by hearing the
crOakers crOak.
It is emphatically true, as the Re-
porter says, that the ''old fellow is do
good deal for the material develop
ment of Mobiles county and in a de-
gree is helping all Southwestern Min
nes0ta." Prof. Humiston and DR..
Miller have put from $50, 600 to $780,.
600, in cool cash, into building up and
developing Mobiles county. Mr.. Tay.
Tor has expended thousands of dollars
already in his efforts to secure settlers
who have the capital to purchase and
develop our lands upon the most adj
vanced methods known to the science
and art Of agriculture. Moreover, a.
side from the material work done, Prof
lIumiston and the Colony friends have
founded here temperance county il
which there are no liquor saloons, and
which is noted throughout the State
for its sobriety, intelligence and Chris
tian effort. The influence of this tenn
perancc feature las been felt in all tho
surrounding towns and Window, Jack
son, LII Verne, Sibley and Spirit Lake
have all made 4 gallant fight against
the liquor traffic, and have in some i'll
stances, succeeded in banislling the
monster. Every fair-minled man il
all this section Of country gives credit
to Prof. Humiston and the friends OF
the Colony enterprise for this noble
work.
On the other hand, as the Rcportc,
intimatcs, the devil has lodging il
this place. lie inspired his agents te
start newspaper called the Journal
SO that lie might have All organ here
That organ has made tho most infa
nous attacks upon the good name o.
Prof. Humiston, DR.. Miller, f. &
Taylor and others who have laboret
faithfully for the best interests Of tli:
community.
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For Sale.
POLAND CHINA & BERKSHIRE
PIGS.
Bottom prices. Address
]. N. WALDEN,
43-3W. Rigclow, Mobiles County. MINI.
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The undersigned Will take young cattle to herd
the coming season, at
Reasonable Rates.
Having engaged the services of an experienced
and careful herdsman; also an extensive ran re
Of Fresh Pasturage, bordering on Ocheeda
Lake, with an abundance Of
Clear Running Water,
He hopes to he enabled to give entire satisfac-
ton: Parties having large stock Of cattle to
before making engagements elsewhere.
Several high grade Durham bulls, also one
thoroughbred short horn urban viii be in at.
tendance Especial attention will he given to
high breeding when desired, at reasonable rates.
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The house of Philip Wagner, on Sec.
"a, was struck by lightning during the
storm Saturday and house and contents,
except one bed, were entirely consum-
ed. Mr.. W. is one of our thrifty Ger
man farmers. lie was living alone at
the time and was just taking his noon
day nap. lie was awakened by the
shock but was so stunned and suffocat-
ed by the gas and smoke that he could
not extinguish the fire. The house and
contents were insured in the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co. for about seven
HUNDRED dollars.
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John Meyers had a runaway Friday.
The hopper scourge don't affect the
mules much,
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[Ir LAKE-TOWNsuIP los, RANGE Il.

SUMMIT LAKE-TowNsu1r lo3, RANGE Il.
D Harrington neqr II 100 IL GO
y w.: en- Gh!apia c1nwqf @ g g IS
sEWARD-TowNsur lo4, RANGE 10
i 9%nts xs'' ~ zSs2f q 4 g IL 81;
FIRST DISTRICT TOWNSHIP lo4, sRANaEA.
Rufus Frock .pwqr Is i60 6 50
GRAHAM LAKEs-TowNsHrp lo4, RANGE 80.
Ameii? NJ Brown seqr I 100 2@
4 I Benkendorf >seqr s lGo ~
: &c E wit Witt ~ ;@ss$F : g g $3 !s
Bd %S%if Bsrreaa sf az u nwx 80 s1s
:, W %,sn Smith :es :s q Is! :eqr @"ts, Il ~
lei, J t G!;'rnni"sSs,s w>zscqr q 8 ~
- % SSS sea aS' neqr nsqr Is
." lots . :? 9 : s s%qr of . % I"
John H S,sn"ins, s~q nwqr 80 3 S@ 8:
SECOND observation-disclosures los RANGE 4a.
$ %% S S $$;S :: $$: !: IS IS
THIRD DIsTR1CT-TowNsH1r lo2, RANGE a.
;; 90: : ESQ.,, ::;:
Sydney j Bennett SEQ" scqr 8 Isl ~
], WILLIAM n; Bear, Auditor Of Mobiles County
and State OF Minnesota, do s0lemnly swear that
Tee ioySEomg IS correct and tr9e statement Of
IEr e ySr 1876 upon the real
''W i'ii r Il. BEHR, County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of 'sne' 1871 CLERK N n G Sixtr;at G,,t
lod Tn ~
Clerk Dist. Court Mobiles Co., MINI.
Il List Of Lands and To,cn Lots in the
County Of Mobiles and State Of 1Ninne-
sofa upon eohich ta1es are delinquent
for the. yeor 1875, and unpaid on this
first day Of June, 1877.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ol. RANGE 40
Name. of ru,t@ .A% sa4e st
Mills na',.sss:* ** e. ;:o" De-;
(inierest from Dec: i, 1851 IL
ELK-rowNsn1P lo3. RANGE 40.
,'@ l","s! Interest "$1 fr:% Dec: 1885," 50
Interest from Dec. !, 1851 = Il
HERSEY-TowSsmP loo, RANGE 80.
John Braden nwQr 10 l60 % 70
Interest from Dec. l. 1851
RANSOM TOWNSHIP lol RANGE Il.
David Twtchcll seQr 26 100 % 70
Interest from Dec. !, 1861 -
/, William NJ Bear, An iitor Of Mobiles County
and State Of Minnesota do solemnly swear that
the foregoing Is a correct and true statrment Of
taxes delinquent for the year 1875 upon the real
property therein described and not included In
the original list. WILLIAM NJ. BEAR
County Auditor.
subscribed and sworn to before ME this 18th
day of June, 1877. d. N. CARRIER
H. 8. Clerk Of District Court
Filed June 49, 1877. b. CARRIER
Clerk Dist. Court Mobiles Co. Mimi.
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Bruno Puppets and Ed. Manuel, two
of our new settlers, have returned to
Carver Co. to procure stock. They are
enterprising young men and seem to
know what this country is best adapt
ed to,
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Correction-ItemO of last week Stat
ing that Mr.. and Mrs. Hemples were
visiting Chas. 1Iarthune should read
Mrs. and Miss Hemples. They are the
Mother and Sister of Mrs. Harthune.
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BIGELOW DEPARTMENT,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Arriyes-Eastern daily 1888 =; n South.
Grand Prairie, Handy and Ash Creek, Saturday,
at p. m = $3.50. :
Departs-Eastcrn ldaily)l SO a. NJ. Southern
daily 1873 a. m. Western, Little Rock, Grand
Prairie, Handy and Ash Creek, Friday, 8 a IN.
All mails close at p. IN. of each day. Office
hours from q. III. to I p IN. Sundays from to
a. IN. and from to go D. M
s. o. MORSE, r. NJ.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sabbath School every Sabbath morning at 10 30
Services at u O'Clock IN. on alternate Sabbaths.
Prayer meeting OH Sunday and Thursday eve
nings at p. m. Rev. VIM. NJ. Bear Pastor.
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st. Paul & Sioux City
s-~'-.~'~- : AND
Sioux City t. Saint Paul R. r.

-. VIZ " wanna o~t Sus 10
III TIME CARD.
Going SWes1.
Le1ve st. Paul at. -3l5 p. m.
W0rthiugtOn, at l2O8 a. m
Arrive at Sioux City, at 40 a. m.
Going East.
Leave Sioux City at 1910 n. m
WOrthingtOi,, at 2.26 a. m.
Arrive at st. Paul, at lilo q. IN.
ACCOMMODATION.
Going East-Ieaves Wortllngton At 2:s p. m.
0Ong WcSt-LeavcS 1888 p. IN.
w0RTH1NGToN AND SIOUX FALLS R.R.
TIME CARD.
Going West
Leaves WOrthingtOn 200 a. m.
~ Sioux Falls Junction Is a III.
Xdrian q q a. a: m N:
Arrives at LII Verne 90 =. IN.
Leaves Lu Verne 4Opm.
:. Drake 80
Sioux Falls Junction S IS
Arrives at WOrthingtm 500
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Charley Harthune INDUCED in the
luxury of new potatoes on tile 10th inst.
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Ed. Berreau, Secretary of the st. r. s.
s. c.. r.. R., is in town visiting his
friends,
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HERD NOTICE.
Reasonable Rates.

!, The undersigned will take young cattle to her,
the coming season, at
Evening star., 1877-11-20
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-At the lash
regular monthly meeting OF the Ninfn
Building Association held last night AZ God
dard's hall, IL shares were retired at the
maximum rate Of s20S.5o per share, being
81 ,2Ss 80 withdrawn.
ACclDENT-Laste evening. about O'Clock,
Luther Harris. a youth aboat II wears ola.
got INTO quarrel with Clarence Thompson,
on the corner OF Potomac ard Prospect
streets, which resulted In Harris receiving a
severe blow upon the head with a croo1e,
mallet- He was taken tn his home on 9Th
street and DR.. Eleinschmidt was sent flr
His II Ijuries are not serious
THE ENTERTAINMENTS at the weS,
Gee etrgefown n. F. Church to-naorrow uignt
WI embrace Illustrations or the life of
Christ, Of the Centannisl exhibition aud of
the thrilling drama Ten nights in = bar
room" See advf.
Evening star., 1877-11-20


EQUITY COURr-Judge Wy'ie.
To day, Essex agt. Waring; order for In
vestment of funds. Wallack agt Richards;
order on defendant to answer; Russell agt.
Russell; argument resumed.
POLICE COURT-Jadge Shell.
To day, Robert Dorsey was sent down for
vagrancy. George Lee, assault on William
Sweeny, IS. Jennie Newton and Betsey
Tate. two faded females, were arraigned on
the charge OF hiring a hack on Sunday and
refusing to pay for It The testimony was
that the women, who reside at 1922 street,
in company with q male loafer, hired Q hack
from John Aloysius, about O'Clock In the
morning, and took . suburban drive, max
ing almost the entire circuit OF the District,
gathering leaves in the woods and having
good time generally. About o'clock In the
afternoon, on approaching the city, they all
jumped from the hack and left the driver
without ray ing him. John Aloyeius: escer-
tanning where the women lived, had them
arrested, but could get NO trace Of their male
companion, who got on The court, after
understanding how matters stood, ismissed
the females, remarking that It was not usual
10 hold the women for hack hire-that they
must get the man who engaged the hack.
The legal rate Of fare amounted 70 aoout sla'
Evening star., 1877-11-20
CLOTHING.
N e c e SIS ary Articles
FOR GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN.
LINTN CANBRIC HANDKCRcHIEFs,
,o-,- Prom 3 Per dsEsu NJ
FrousI5o PeE do4en NJ.
wooLEN HsLF.Hosp.
sUsPENpERs, 70 0'1 u
From a5c. to 81
MEBINO sBI8TS AND DRAWERS.
From 81. Tor tod Articles, and upwards.
VERY FIsE CASroS FLAs. pBAwsRs.
Fine. .nd practically tie best. BED FLANNE L
SHIFTS snd DaANERs.
NIGHT sHIETs, best material snd vorkun .n.si ,.
FOrsI 90 Aad 81 II
" WIN y fFsn i si,Iag up.
Ruled and Enbro,derei l.cm SHIETs sor Sd.
FANCY sHIhTs for 81 80.
LINEN COLLARS
ForI2S aul 40, each.
LINN REvEBsIBLI CUFFS.
SILK HAErKERCHIEFS
FINK BLACK NECKwEAR
Finest bi5, CAR, Oss-or aud Cloth GLOVES.
KRtrs Hes'y MEBINo SHIRTS sad DRAWERS
For sI2S.
HEAVY GLOVES AND MIrrESs.
CARDIGAN JACKETs,
RUBBER COATS, " e"'
From s2 30 10 sI5
BLACK sILK SQUARE CRAYATs.
BLACK SILK AND SATIN STOCXs
SILK AND WOODEN MUFFLERs.
GERMAN KNIT JACKETS.
EVERY Article THE BEST OF IT'S
SOaJ IND THE RESULT DFEoNt5
EAPEhEENCE END STUDY.
ONE PRICE ONLY FoR ALL WARES.
PEICE REFUNDED FcR GOODS 6rTr-gyEp
GEO. G. HENSING,
novlS r No. 80 sereafh street
Evening star., 1877-11-20
ALEXANDRIA

CUTTING AEFRAY.-A colo-ed man naneF
John B~-Scoe was severely cur duriug an ar
fray on Ntnegpr Hill on Saturday Might His
wound was under the right arm, and, though
pSinful. is not considered dan gernuS
ARM BRoKEN.-A hoy namei Lyles. while
playing at the gymr aSium. in the yapi of s.
JChn's Academy. on Saturday evening, fell
from the parallel bars and broke his arm
Gazette, 18Th.
Evening star., 1877-11-20
CITY ITEMS.

IADIFs WHO ARE SHOPPING NAV lind a
cholce ard quiet restaurant at Hagerty's.
corner Ith nd + streets. A visit TO this well
appointed restaurant will convince all that
the attendants and table are eXcelIed by
none in the city. .
Evening star., 1877-11-20

remedy of the courts or submit TO connsca-
ton.
The committee find that many reforms
might be fDaugurated In the manner of ma X
ing assessments and give relief to the peo-
pie, and hold themselves ready to assist the
general committee In any Recommendation
the general committee may desire TO make
to Congress.
Respectfully submitted.
WIN. n. CLAGETr
Chairman Committee on TAXATION
Evening star., 1877-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.
ansusrments. de., Tonight

Eofior,ol TZeG;er.-John Mccullough, as
4" Ricf elieu."
CJ.ya Hoyse.-slavin's Uncle Tom Com
bin alton.
fAeotsr ConltQ1,s.-s.On the Trail" and va
IietieE.
CGd FtFosrs' HOH, GecTgsto1rJt-I. o. o. F.
fIteIfainMeuf.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.- - Many have been
hspry 10 give Their testimony in favor OF the
use OF " UgbOF'S Pure God Lirsr on T4I Lime 80
Experience has proved IL 10 be "a valuable
remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diphthe-
Ila and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Manufd d only by A. b. WIlbor Chemist. R9s-
ton. Sold by druggists generally. eo
Evening star., 1877-11-20

THERE Is No EXCUSE FOR Poor RRrAD
biscuits or rolls IL DO0'e3fs feId P0srll,y I,
used. trial will convince you that II Is the
best, heathiest and cheapest ba king powder
Evening star., 1877-11-20

PROMPT RELIEF in sick headache. dizzI-
ness, nausea, constipation, pain in the side
ETC., guaranteed to those using Cutters Luvs
L-yeT Pills. Ebbitt House drug stora
Evening star., 1877-11-20

THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the -fIddcfia Security or is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best in the world. All storekaepers
sell Ii. Try IL, and you VIII have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

~Jhe Chicago journal knows a thing or
two. IL says: when a man imagines IN AZ
he is prophet and a Philosopher. he taxes
TO long hair and a dirty oyercoat"
Evening star., 1877-11-20

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
10 call attention 10 A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment No aOt
G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled TO do his work In a manner not TO be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
lt!es. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies aud
Gents Suits are. IN fact, the cheapest in the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
him q call-9O6 @ street. Punctuality guar-
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Charles Edmund Hasker and Adelaide A me-
liza Weisiger, both of Richmond; Samuel
Mason and Winnie Ann Carter; Edward
FITZGERALD and Mary Shea.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

kELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prOstratine
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macheT's Electric Belts the grand desidsra-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free Address Pull
vermacter Gaiyanie CO., New York City.
6,2,d&kly
Evening star., 1877-11-20

NICE LITTLE OvERCOATs, to flt boys 3 TO
10 years OF age, at four dollars; serviceabie
department, A Saks & Co.'S, 316 7th street
Adrt.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

SUICIDAL II o'c1>k to day Edward
Roach, living i56 Ridge street, cut his throa
with q razor, almost taking his whole hea
off, killing himself Instantly. He has been
on e spree recently, and was Just recovering.
He was q single man, about 80 years old, and
was familiarly Known as "Swiper."
Evening star., 1877-11-20

ANOTHER LOT of velvets to-day; also, al
immense stock of very fine black silks from
the recent large sales In New York, which We
guarantee to sell 40 per cent. less than regu
lar prices. Connolly's, COS 9th street.-Adct
Evening star., 1877-11-20
OPERA HOUSE.
EOvEMBER I9-ONE WEEK ONLY.
SLAVIN,S
YncYp Tom fnnaifn0f;nn

Presented in style never before attem pied here,
Consisting IT the original and only
GEORGIA CABIN SINGERS,
In their own especial version of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
As per formed by them
OVER -FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY TINES,
GEkUIkK COLORED UNCLE TON,
ard the orld -renoG Gned Georgia Cabin myers, n
Producing their Plantation Band, ngs, Shouts,
RcfraiIs, PAT Boys, ana the
tOTJ0S-PICKING SCENE
Nothing of The Kind ever produced by others.
dnis ioE %, ~ and rs cents No extra ohargo sor
re- erN cd seat noyi9
Evening star., 1877-11-20

YoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcers. tr
Evening star., 1877-11-20

CALIcoEs, Just opened, Al cents; new fall
dress goods, IL, Is, is; CLOTHS for mems and
boys wear, 81 80, co, IS; carpets, 20, 25 81. So
blar kets, all prices; comforts, red fiannels,
canton faDneis; black cashmeres, cheap
black alpacas, Is cents; sbeeting cottoas
table linens, ed-ticking, at Tow sons, Penn
sylvania avenue, south side.-Adrt.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

NEW ARRIVAL of ladies' and children's
cloaks, plain beaver and matelasse cloth.
Call early to get your choice, at Chas.
Baum's, 40S 7th street-AdUt.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

The above OIL can be had at Geo Rynaa1
Jr.'s, G3y u street northwest. Ills I:
Evening star., 1877-11-20

THE CASE OF JUDGE WRIGHr.-Thls
morning, Judge J. w. Wright, indicted yes
terdsy by the grand jury for an assault and
battery with intent to kill, appeared in the
Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur. Mr..
jeremiah Wilson called the attention of the
court TO the case, and the bail was fixed at
al eco for his appearance. Messrs. Columbus
Alexander and Thomas Lewis went on his
bOLd as sureties.
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THE COURTS.

BLACK Hamburg grapes. Florida oranges
at Reeds Sons, 1916 F street.-Adut.
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DEEDS IN FEE have b cen filed as follows
+. McKenney ct al. to Jarad McKenney, $
parts of lots Is and IL, in square 9S; j. n.
Davis, jr., to NJ. g. Spedden, s., part lot /,
square 403; j. E. Larrabee to r c Hewitt,
trustees, TO NJ. p. Cailan. 81 ,4O5 so, lot So
square 2l2; ID. p ID. Black, trustee, to E. B.
Goodfellow, $1,000, sub lot IS. lot 2, square
162; w. H. Smith TO NJ. NJ. Rohrer, s., lots
Chas. Hartel, $500, part Of lot 3, square 923;
+ Hitz to z. j. Hutchinson, $3.50, the house
and premises corner I'd and streets south
east; F. Hume, trustee, ct al. to w. CullOw
5000, lot 18, square IeS,
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ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL. This morning z
a man named Peter 5. Girarj, apparently
intoxicated, attempted to get on avenue car
No. is, at The corner OF 9TH street, and was
thrown down, dragged for some distance and
had his head severely cut Officer Dubois
picked him up and carried him 20 Gilman 8
drug store, where the wound was dressed.
----IesteTday morning Edward Phillips, q
bra kesmsn ON The Il. and +. railroad had his
Jisht Les badly crushed between TWO cars. on
Maryland avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. He was removed TO his home, 423
10Th street