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Bill Heads, Letter Hcnds, Envelopes
Posters, Cards. Invitations, Tickets, &c.
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FOR CASH. ..
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YEAST POWDER,

ENOR making wholesome, light, digcsti-
~ bic bread of all kinds, try tho Morn
ing Star Yeast Powder. For sale at tho
Drug Store of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-06
WINNSBORO, S. G.

kJ1 TIE undersigned re-
, spccttully announces to tho
ttasas- E3 ~Ssas citizens of Fairfield that he
ea8M. has removed his Boot and
Shoe Nlnnufactory to one door below Mr.
G. Mullcr's. 1 am prepared to manufacture
Ill styles of work i'll substantial and
orknanlil1c manner, out Of the very best
materials, and ut prices fully rs low as tho
same goods can be manufactured for ut the
North or elsewhere. l keep constantly Oh
hand good Stock Of Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &C., which will bo
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash.
gas'' Dried Hides bought
oct 12 j. CLENDINING.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-06

ALo GuC HlOSt
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
arc mild, but
Te tual IN
tn ir era
tion, moving
the bow Is
urely an Il
without pain.
Although gen.
tie in their op-
Grafton. thew
Evening star., 1877-10-12
A L T. X Il " d II IA

Prosecuting LIQCOR MEN-RichmOnd,
have begun the prosecution OF those liquor
Gealers who fail TO register the drinks they
sell. The penslty, besides a heavy fine is q
revocation OF the license. 1t is understood
that the Eames OF several of those who fail to
comply with The law in this city have been
reported, and that the offenders will be pro-
secuted.
GONE FOR AsSIsrANCE-Thes schooner r.
II. Church. reported yesterday as ashore on
Ragged Point. is well up on the mud. Her
captain went down 10 Norfolk on the I. ldy of
the Lake yesterday 10 secure the services of
the Baker Bros wreckng tug in getting her
of.
MIGRATION OF PiRDG.-Tnis morning
early several fOcks Of partTidges alighted in
the streets OF this city. s ,veraI of the birds
Were killed with stones by the boys, VINO did
rot have the fear Of the game law before
their eyes. III one case, where a bOy had
knocked over partridge, a hunting dog be-
lorging 10 citizen happened 10 come along
and forthwith took possession of The bird
ard carried 1t home TO his master. This
fight OF birds is said 10 betoken cold weather.
Gazette, Nh.
INDICATIONS FAVORABLE FOR VIRGINIA
MINEs.-We understand that the owners of
the Kelley gold mines, near RappahannOck,
Va, have attracted the attention of com
petent meterOlOgist, and arrangements are
now completed by which a 10 or 20 stamp
mill will be immed lately erected, and devei-
Opments actively pushed. This mine is the
nearest of the gold belt to Washington city
Press, 1lth.
Evening star., 1877-10-12
G EOR e. Z TO WN

REAL ESTATE SALE Yesterday evening
Thomas Hnwiing, aUctjOneer, sold for Cor
don x CassiB. trustees, parts OF lots mum
beTod y and -, in Be3Sin's, Lee ami CaZ p
moves addition. i'm proved by q w ,-stOfy
frame house, situated on Green street, below
Bridge, 10 Mrs Jare +. SiaIiing-. for $40.
GRAIN TRADE ITrQe AyfirtS. Boat
Hattie and Bessie, With ;. 100 bushels wheat
10 Hartley 4 Bro; boa: Medley. $40 DuSnels
corn, aad GOO bushels wheat TO same, and
l,oO0 bushels cora 20 Il. u. Talbot: boat
LoudOUn. COO bushels corn and 700 bushels
wheat 10 Hartley q Bro, and 1000 bl-heIS
corn and so bushels wheat To "A. NJ. Talbot;
toat Wheeler d BarrO1, with 2.5lO bdshelS
wheat TO Hartley IL Bro and 80 bushels do.
10 II. NJ Talbot; schooner Kitty Ann, with
1,No bushels wheat to Hartley Il Bro. By
lall-200 bushels wheat TO III. NJ. Talbot
MERCHANTS ENCHANGE.-Ofering on
Change, l. $50 bushels wheat. with sales as
follows: 225 bu shells at II 81, 22J AT 81 5A5, Sl0
at 1852 so AT 152H, $40 al 152, 4OJ at l52 $50
at 125, 800 AT 153, 100 at li2b, 90 a. 143 $40 at
l53, 3,4c0 at 155k $50 at 15l]b.
COAL TRADE.-Report for week ending to-
day: Consolidation Coal COmpany-rec receipts,
5,219 tons; shipments, $50 tons. Maryland
Coal COmTapy-receipt $50 tons; ship
menfs, $3.50 tons. New Central Coal Com
pany-receipts, $500 tons; shipments, 1870
ions. Borden Mining COmp'y-raceiptS 800
tons; shipments, 800. TOTAL receipts 1S, ,I29
tons; total shipments. Il, $50 tons
THE REVIVAL at DUmbartOn- street VI. E.
church continues.
Evening star., 1877-10-12
CCndeHSt a leeals

FROM j. {. Parker We have the New York
papers 10 advance Of the mails
sutet lamps will be lighted at SEQ p. m
ard fNrirguisEed at .2n a M.
The NSntn's T1mTFrarc ce Union yester-
day It- fls Ctfd all its officers to serve during
the FrsuiI year.
All he yOUEg men in search of health,
strength al q pleasure aIe joining the gym
IssiI ~
y n&rracs license was issued to-day to
John :. sutton, Of PeabOiy, Mass, and
Emma G. Cady.
The senior C,aSs OF the medical depart
rar ntuf. T'Hivf rSity Of GCOrgH town. has
slsCltd the following CfficeTS:-Philip Car
r'I. president: j. W. Ferry. vic. president;
e. q III Holt. secretary; Arthur w. Adams
treasurer. and y. J. I ImminS. vailed ictOriau
Evening star., 1877-10-12

BASE BAIL-The last game between the
Nationals and Creightons yesterday after
noon was very interesting one, resulting in
victory for the Nationals by score of 10
10 8. Tne Creiehtors played poorly in the
hrst inning, and gave the Nationals start
OF SIX runs. In the fourth inning the Creigh-
tons batJed well and scored SIX runs max
ing tie. For the rest of the game. however
Ihey we're unable To score a run, wdile the
the game.
The Nationals will play with the Excel
Slors, OF Baltimore, to morrow afternoon on
the Old olympic ground, and a very close
and well-played game may be expec ted.
Evening star., 1877-10-12
CITY IT z rs

H. TS-We sell the best IS silk Hat IN AT
car he prod good ones 81
We sell The hest S2 and - 80 sOft Fur Hats;
also very fair Hat SI 81 arl 81 IS
We have al least twenty i've or thirty new
styles OF Helmets AMI sttff Derbvs at prices,
viz: 81 y. n 50, Al I5, -. - 81, -.
We have splendid assortment of new
styles Boys and Chiidran's Hats at 35c.. 40c.,
sec, 15c 81 90 81 p. Al So at Lewis Ponnlar
One Price Store" 920 9Th street, between |
and X. .
Evening star., 1877-10-12

APPLICATION FOR To-day
Gen Criticnden, for Charles III. Miller. filed
bill for divorce from the bonds OF matri-
mony with Ellen NJ. Miller. He states that
he has resided here for twelve years. aud re-
sTohdent for the last seven years has lived in
Massachusetts, but is now here; that they
were married at Boxford, Mass, in Septe,n-
GER, ls12, and lived together until Septem-
Der, $50, tn , last five years in this city, ami
a. the last named date she deserted and
abandoned him.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.-The Covington
(ky.) Commonwealth says: John Blyless was
attacked by his uncle, A. BaylisS, In Har-
rsOn county, Wednesday, and after retreat
ing some distance, drew his pistol and shot
his uncle through the heart. The difficulty
grew out of young BIS refusal to tell his un-
Gle who had seduced his daughter.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

INCENDIARY FIRE IN THE CoUSTy.-An
alarm OF fire was turned in about 1890 o. elk
this morning from box 52I for the burning of
a large new frame barn in the county east of
The Navy Yard, the property of Frederick
douglass, sr. The barn, with its contents,
consisting OF feed, fifty bushels OF oats a
span of horses, and the effects of ThOmaS
Bond, an employe, was entirely DESTROYED
Loss about 81 900; no insurance. The fire
is supposed to have been the work OF an in
cendiary.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

SHOT BY A fOLICEMAN.-This morning
about 30 o'clock, Officer Breen saw two col
2.eu men enter restaurant corner 18th and
r SUI. cts northwest. When they saw the OF
ncer lneJ attempted TO escape, but he fired a,
them, the ball taking effect in the right thi n,
OF lawson Harris, who was captured aud
iaken 10 the station, where DIR. Waiter req.
d dered med ical aid. 49,
Evening star., 1877-10-12

TIE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE
Met last night, aud Mr.. BIittOn, from the
special committee. made ii report setting
form The iHSuflicieucy of the patrol in In.
county section OF the second precinct, aud
rec' mmending that the District Com mis-
sinntrS be asked 10 discontinue the lease of
the sub-SiatiCn at the house OF Officer Nc
Graw, and that the funds thus saved be
turned lnio the treasury OF the board and
utilized by remOunting Officer Morgan and
restoring him To his former beat. This lease
amounts 10 $3.50 per year, and is the only
extra allowance made to any officer of the
force. Referred TO the District Commission
ers. A communication was read from Capt.
Brock recommending that the United States
pistols now in possession of the force be
TUNED over 10 the lieutenant or the sergeant
in Charge of each station, and placed in
racks, and held for requisitiOn from the gov
eTnment- Messrs. Gatchel and SOme.yiIle
were appointed a committee to report upun
a form OF contract for the removal OF prisOn-
ers from the station houses to the Police
CouIt The quarterly report of the major
ard SUP Herintendeut was read, showing 3, ,49I
arrests during the quarter ending September
5Oib, OF which 2si2 were males and 652 fe-
males. During the quarter III persons were
arrested for druI IkenneSs. Among the per
sens arrested We're preachers, l member of
Congress, schoolmasters AMI 5 police Of
EceIs.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

CUT WITH A RAZoR.-About nine o'clo( X
last night Henry Parker. "A coiOred boy. and
another cOlOred boy name not known We
SCI Hing at the rear OF Ford's Opera House.
When The unknown boy drew a knife or
razor sfd cut Parker across the right wrist
in two places, severing too small arteries
and then made his escape. Parker was IA zen
10 Drew's drug store, corner Pennsylvania
sverue and 9Th street, when DIR. MeB,a!r
dTes sed his wounds
Evening star., 1877-10-12

TO GET THE IEADISG styles OF youths
boys and chtldTen's clothing. there is but
one way 70 accomplish the object, and that
way leads directly To- the Boys ClO;hing
House OF B. Robinson 4 Co, 900 Penpsylv
ma avenue. Their stock is complete the
year round. The tables and shelves are al
ways full. and the styles, fabrics AMI work
naDship desirable. The swim business they
do. and the low prices they sell their goods,
forbids the accumulation OF undesirable
Goods.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

BILLIARD TABLES, MIRRORS. Sc At
AUCTIoN.-Thomas Dowling will sell to-
morrow, in front Of his auction rooms a
two excellent billiard tables, with balls AMI
cues, which will be sold precisely at -
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1877-10-12
L OC Al n L US.
Amusrp.urs. Sc. 1o-rixh

Nortrol TbenssT - EHzatCih Won Stam-
witt n sICtCTsE-'
O1Od HCua.- The RlSok Crook"
The0ter C6miqUe.-"W hlte Slave" and va
riefff
Evening star., 1877-10-12

~
les'eS,lay Agnes NJ Essby ". Horatio Ia -hy;
rule to show csuse. Luther act Grown; decree for
ferred TO special auditor VIM Tucker. trustci. ct
81 80 e. II M"ulien et 81 order for appearance Of
absent defendant Moulion
PROBATE CoURr-Judos Oliri
1este1iay. Thomas Collins. guardian t. Patrick
John collins, orphans of John Collins, deceased,
to the smcunr cf : {oO John r. Cop,.on qualified
and gave bond as sdminis-rstnr on tho estate uf
pointed guardian t. Susanna Barrett. orphan Of
Catbarne Barrett, deceased.
POLICE CoUkT-JtbiCe SneU.
To-day, John Hecht. assault and battery on Mar
tha HcChTe viie lcp BOMBS to keep the peace,
,,iry DAYS IN Jail Emma IAomP55u, assault on
On susan Nelson; cgnlnusd under personal recoEui-
her in his attempt TO- di>rain goods and chattes
under a Judgment; $40 and costs, thirty days in
.CaAfifEPP WIN s1 F%Fsrss q &c DEED o. TsgsT
vii, frSn I'D ' ef T trno M % Mich Ia,,l Sat aa
oliain't a SUM Of money from Robert II Ward who
,tate9 that dsiendanis came 60 him in Deeemhrr'
fuI owners. aEd the CONVEYANCE wa uada and the
money paid by Cunpaina Ut in good faith. H hsd
was fraudulent, and that il was "A I,b arranged bV
Newton, s>i,'l hy Others VIII, rri.rsto Il the ron
tine II such matters. th1riev eWart was aiding
H., ,tcu i.t> in is -raI-actou- and after the in
cumhrauCcs ca tie e>,ste Ncre paid Of, he Lalanc,
% me a. i'} We Iaid 10y complainant over to Stow
since that she received All tn balance after paving
The q, hts except h.ut so, which Charley st wart
kcIt for himself her witIe--c- testified all cor
=, Toyati,c If Lc above The c,nrt dismis ed New
ton end held Annie jackson fur the grand jury.
Bonds ttu
ALL SORTS.
Patrick Boylr assault on John : TimSatt: con'in-
ned Un' ~ bonds, JrTre Lee Assault; Geo. IIaw
kirs- cutting IA in the lett side with knifs $50 or
three months in lail. Susan CaHtine. assault an |
tatt'ry on Mar Archie: -.
:. rUNDED BURrIAR
Lawson Harris, CaiHTUd. .hargca with lHrcliri-
nu-ls bra ing INTO >'aUrsu-, ro;n"r i'h an1 4
81 cots H'r ~ aIlg quantity If cigars. iI4UoT-Sr
early 1Ii~ iTnrurTE Gh" owner - the prop .T,y
s''fu testified That hi window shU t-rS wer" cut
pen ana H- premise rU-rrrd H. vas siacpinG u
tn" hou~e AZ h time .ji was awakened hy he nili
Ger LrEE tl> pistol ~ ia burglar Officer Br"au tas
iHtn - seeing two men aT work az ihr blinds he WAS
IL" 'stSi &C. Il two squares "if ANA caet tha attau
non - iacl.m tp Il. Tie haCkm3n iuurad on
lie f"sk, and getting a.ufusT officer drove q ruu
near tie place, hen tt" one inside tn place ump.
"Ht iig window and fh' ether van away. f s,v.
lN tie prisoner. towards tAe White Iut Wltuo-~
Iui-V,t ana hI'l ~" -not- at ham King elect
III n EiF. -Eaud jury
Evening star., 1877-10-12

OUR SPE CIALTY- handsomely trimmed
fur felt dress hat or bonnet for s. Theofore
Erie bus, successor 10 B. r. Cuttings, 500 Mar
ket Space. D
Evening star., 1877-10-12

OBSTINATE CONSTIPATION readily yields
70 he regular use of Cdrfer's Lutte Liuer PiLls.
Ebbitt House drug store.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

A CORDIAL INVITATION is extended 10 the
ladies TO visit the new boys department at
A. Saks & Co.'S, SIC 7th street, on Saturday
Lext. No fancy prices for goods tha. are
really handsome. All of the latest New Yor X
novelties will be exhibited. This department
1s now under the immedi ate charge OF Mr..
the other departments Of this, our largest
clothing house -Adf
Evening star., 1877-10-12

LIGHT, WHoLEsoME. DELICIOUS, are bis
culIs, bresd, rolls, dumplings. etc. male
with LOC|'g's Yeast p tcdeT Alwa-s use in
for the delicious Vienna rolls. should your
grocer rot have, and refuse 10 get, D001eU's
\ eds5 Pob oeT Tor you. send % cents for = 10 ,
20 cents for !. 10, or 6G cents for 10 uirect to
Dooley & Brother, AS Duane street. New
York and ii viii be promptly sent by mail.
A CARD. Thomas Bowling, AuctIopeer.
l. now arranging for his fall and winter sale
1i Do1ks and parties desiring 20 dispose OF
their Libraries. or in part, should send their
cons h>ighmchts In as early as possible. 105
DOFs 1T PAY to be compelled by debility
and laDguor to abandon active business
whC n brain, nerve and muscle can be bra nad
up, and the whole system restored 10 a
SfO2u0ch B3iterSs
DARE Nor To TRIPLE WITH A Couch
II IL inviting death, when safety is within
reach. Stop the Cough, heal the lungs, re-
move all irritatioDs from the wind uipe re-
lieve The difficulty of breathing with H,ie's
Honey Of UOTehouIld ant Tor. a few doses
viii effect r perfect cure.
P!ke's TOOtha che Drops cure Tonthacha in
one minute. Sold by All Druggists at .
cents. en6
YoCNG's PATENT DETgRG ENT is the frest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
BAFPY TDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those vino have been dosed, dTugged.
and quRcked. Puivermacher's Electric Belts
eHsctualIy cure premature debility, weak
ness. and decay. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands. mailed free.
Add Iess Prlveynacher GalvsnIc Co, New
YORK city. 6,l8-d&kly
THF REASON WHY ali hOusekeepers ard
others use the Aiddef!H HecIg'ity on is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. Il
is the best IA the world. All store Keepers
sell 1t. Try 1t, and yOG viii have no othe.,
Take nothing but Aladdin.
The above oil can be bai at Geo. RyneaI,
Jrs, 639 ID street northwest S,1,3:
To LADIES AND GFNTLEaEN.-We wish
10 call attention 10 :. FIscher's Chemical
Securing and DyeiDg Establishment, No 500
u street, near Jth 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 bs
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
ities. His cleansing and dyeng Ladies and
Gents Suits are, il fact, the cheapest in the
city on account Of his superior work. Give
him u cal-9C 4 street PuDctuality guar
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

DIFDs IN FEE have been filef in The Pc
corder of Deeds C1fice a. follows +. Il. Farm
ham 10 &. y. luijOU. u, lot ~. square g}f.
W. II Henuing to Lucinda Hughes, ~ 90,
ort-bSlf interest in lot :, square $50. y B.
Shecken To +. y. Sheckell, -, part OF ''The
Slip" George own. r. WhiftlFSey To G.. c.
PuftT, trustee, - 500. lots y and p. Suo
square Sg2 4. C. Puffer 10 r.. WhittieSey,
$500. lOt =. block -. LeDrD.t PARK. \ r.
SheI herd ~ al. 10 Jos. +. Collins, S5.G7G. 10,
s.sub square 8. and 20 and y, square 30.
q. r. GuliCk 10 W. W. NetcalT, ill trut.s,
$500, lots . TO 20 inclusive. square 9S1. +.
X. WlIGsOr 70 AdOlph Fcacrd, - 500, north
Third oi lOi q square III. II. Il. Groif - y.
II Eaton - ESQ. iOt 70 OF sub lots l.. Is and
10 square 2.S- Eisirict OF Columbia II w.
Claeaueh, ttsx deed, > lot !, square CO. e. C..
Cutler 10 Martha j. Costen, S1i,OfJ. lot IL ,
block !. sub Of Smiths farm by How ard
University. Rebert r. Frey To W. A. Ofrtt
so, lot 149. in Beall's addition tn Georse-
town. J.. T.. Pumphrey 10 W. O'DOnneII
$500, lot 22 and sub lots !. Il to 20. square -.
Ann McKenney TO Mary A. cKenney, $40,
part lot 8, square lGl.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

THE JCCRNEYMTC CARPENTERS hell a
meeting al B9ieT's hall last evening for the
HuIIose Of eEectlng permanent oTganiza-
lion ard eitCtiHg three delegates to the Ma
tioral Trades Union. John I. Hail presided,
with WIN stanford as temporary secretary
An election for ornament officers resulted IN
The ctClce OF j. t SUier, pres dent: T.. T..
tTCmp, vice president, j. +. WhitemOre Sec.
IetaTy. and Charles RCrlani. secretary.
committee Of I've was elected to draft a con
stiiufiOn and by laws. The delegates eIecieI
10 tire National Trades Union are MesSTs
SutST, CrUmp and Wbitemore.
Evening star., 1877-10-12
Weather Indication. yn-aas.

OFFICF OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
Washington. October f2, 1871. (
For TIE Middle states. clear or partly
clCUfy weather, stationary temperature,
EOItEw1st winds ard rising barometer.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

JUsT RECEIVED a big lot of new colored
dress goods. which we are selling almost a
half price; Carfer's. 10s Market Space; biach
silks, black cashmeres, black alpacas, very
cheap; cloth for boys wear.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

AN ALTERCATIoN AT THE CITY HALL
About l O'Clock to-day, when the Criminal
Court took a recess, Col. Ferry and Hon.
Jeremiah Wilson (of counsel for Witowski)
met on the steps, ard some words passing
Col Ferry seized Mr.. Wilson by the collar
and commence Il to shake him. Gen. Negley,
who was standing by, separated the parties
IL il Understood that the alteration grew
out OF some remarks made by Mr.. Wilson
IN the course OF the trial. which Col. Ferry
thought were directed 10 him and that Col
+. asked JuoEe Wilson 10 take them back
and ON the latter refusing seized hol I of h NJ
ard shock him up, as stated.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

THE latest style cloAks will be exhibited
to-day at Burdette's, 7th street, between
and X.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

Mr. j. j. MAY, st his "Paris Kid Glove
Depot 92S Pennsylvania avenue. (next L
Mitehell's.) opened TO day for his large Sa;-
urday's sales a Ca e CT his celebrated glove
In all new cOlors.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

CHOICE FRENCH AND ENGLISH GooDs
4essrs. Webb & Beveridge advertise, In To-
days issue, a superior stock OF French an
English goods in their line. Mr.. Baveridga
visited France and England lately. aTd
made large purchases OF choice goois, which
merit the hearty appreciation OF the publ :
Evening star., 1877-10-12

The LABOR EXCHASGE-A meeting of
me Dnance committee OF the Labor FIX
enapge was held last evening. COLLECTORS
amounting TO S3T. p since the last Statement
were reported, among them $50 each from
Commissioners Denntson and Bryan. Sia1
Rom eX- Mayor Emery, and SIS from y
Aman. These collections run the total To
$2,ss4 6. Today the new supeyinten lent Mr.
j. Henry Wall, entered on his duties.
Evening star., 1877-10-12

-sARDINEs, . In tomas, at Reeds Sons, 1916
! street Read Advk
Evening star., 1877-10-12

ONk HUNDRED drug stores in the District
Ell Durengs Rheumatic Remedy. II cures
rneomAtism every time. Try IL. Lodilles'
mead ache Specific for headache; large bot
siss 20 cts. Sold by every druggist
Evening star., 1877-10-12

RUFFALo LITHIA WATER FOR
II E M ATU RIA.
Magien! Ef.c, Of hs BEfalo Li;iia water-Stots-
,asnt ,. 9, W. 81 Gihon, Editor a shs Ksnt Ns"s,
For over three mouths have been suffering WITH
Hsmaturia and number Of the most eminent ply
parent effect The loss Of blood has been large ana
eorttHrots; Not gill OF clear urine, to my know
On The iaL Of june 9sid ASIDE al medicine s sna
commenced the use Of the BUFFALO LITHTA WATER,
sso o:; sea .ss and ianss ms
Kidneys Sere working periec ly, as far As 1 could
had no return Of Inc trouble in any form i write
sS,s ,Ss .hSus oSa, m or ,hs :oas Of
may be afiicted Ike myself.
CEEsrEsrews, Mp. Juae 10Th. IS, io'.
Jhess wATEKs, in cases Of six gallons, can be
fsfof Iesy sss
' THOMAS +. GOODE.
Proprteter BS6alo LttASa Spstaes.
II. GEORGES
y. CIrIzINs's AND MILITARY BOOT AND
No. ais Pa are . ,r., nea! Washi.s,o. csr,l.,
Sign Of the Big Boat. -.
1'f' hitting SHOES end BOOTS. ~
% sst relieve Corns and Bunions, Q speciality.
PROMPT attention given to ail orders By mail.
N EW CAL p e is.
NEW CARPETs.
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Cctt.s. osrpss;. for Dining room and Chamber,
ot 36 o nes.
Two ply Cottage. nev oolors. Sc. end &c.
Hxfre heavy fnree ply Cottage. strioe, &C.
lnMa,n C:rpsss, brteht patterns, 1e.
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6Oc.
Ingram, all ycol. beautifui patterns, 10.
Low ell best fvo-Uy.
Brusssle Cs!psts. good quality, q.
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OIL 0othe, an widths.
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Evening star., 1877-10-12

sfLHxDID sroCK Of cloth cloaks opsn-
IA e ~ at Busdette's, tn street, betVeen I
Evening star., 1877-10-12

YOCNC'S PATENT DETgRG ENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOceTs. tr
Evening star., 1877-10-12

THF REASON WHY ali hOusek eepers ard
others use the Aladdin HecbTity on is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best IA the world. All store Keepers
sell 1t. Try 1t, and yOu will have no othe.
Take nothing bat Aladdin.