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conductor was 50 much hulyraggod about his
dry nursin that he loft tho line. and went over
to BROOKLYN.
Then. there's many things man aocs on
these night ears That makes his heart ache.
one IN Wlilo there com y along poor little,
delicate. white laced woman, takin care Of her
great, hig brute Of n drunken hushand-Icst
sober enough you know. To- bo allowed on the
car. Jest drunk tnough t. bc u CrOwlin beast.
OCCASIONALLY there's Il tlpsy woman ana tell
you sir, rough ~ | nm, that's one o. the sad
de-t sights for me- 60 look ut. That reminds mo
ago. when vas on Inc ,' 1Riip Aycnu" inc. We
was comm down II hummin', 1t was after mid
night and nobody in the eur. About Twenty
se\.nth str" a woman got on. Sho hadn't SOt
inside morc'n long enough to pay her fare.
when She comes tn the front platform and asks
me guiyt HE. II she can stand thcro Yes,
says |, Of course; but why don't you take II
scat inside. whore its comfprtablerY Then
| turned and looked at her. She was
says. says she, don't like To- stay alone with
that conductor Well. he wasn't the kind Of
man To make n delicate woman feel safe with,
that's "A fact. We got along down TO the city
Hail. and she comes close up To- me and whis-
prrs. ! want 10 20 to the station house. Where
Il the nearest one told her II WIS on Brrk-
man street, and Id show her where To get OIL.
and she SAYS. I've been drinkin', and want to
get lodgin' I'm afraid To- 20 home | was
never more thundcrstruck in my life. Such u
pretty. modest .rcctur she was. and it mat le me-
feel bad To- think of her goin tn station house
among lot q, drunNcn wrct'hc-. was guin'
to Offer to take her up 10 nv luudluly's but thrn
thinkr"s |. II H. make a tain, and maybe she
wont hH allowed in; for. you know. women has
mighty Little ir'ln for each other. Bnt W. got
seen ui her She wd- ialkin tp a policeman. and
! Spl-r she ~ ~ tn the station hOu~r tn NIGHT.
! o"dIdn ~ that poor Chids face Out % nay
whom / went to hnd. She haunted mo ali
ilr next day. and YOU may bI",ve me
or mot. sir. when p.cNrl up the Neirs that
ali. ala. u, ANA road about - 'uus woman hriu'
found drnwnd' ID iu tln l.-t river. knoWrd II
w. her. Bonn - might driver | had ,,u-iier-
d . a NN|HHN d HHHl
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ONE PLUCKY LITTLE WOMAN.
GROWN GRIT-HEfDED ~ THE JFc,r
fTGIfT FOR HER RIGHTS.
The Eventfui Career OF Myra Clarke Gaines.
Litigation that has OutIivcd Many Dl.un
guished Lawyers who were Engaged I'm 4,

| gulshed Lawyers who were Engaged In n,
Fopi n, Nqo O,iotns p.nogaL
On Saturday last in the United States Cir.
cult cut, Court. judge billings PRE- ting the are.
at. lucnlcs and many others, was brought IN
close. This suit Involves the last issues IT, la
determined in this long -prorari"l and inter.
csting controversy, The main point involved
Was the verify and legality of th.will Of Daniel
Clarke. mako in 1913, 10y which Myra was rD.n,
nized as his lawful daughter. and nade uniynr.
sal lcgatee OF his large estate. This Will was
REM 70 WE nrIsons' nirhis 81 Mr. Clark. To
but after his denth the will could Levcrbe founi
=, Efforts were made in vain to discover IT, and
then an attempt was made to have II probatrdns
Il lost or dcstOycd instrument This attrmut
lailcd. and previous VIII of 1871, wherein
Myra WIS not recognized or created an heir
was prObatud and executed, and all Of Clarke's
property was sold under IT,
On reaching womanhood Mrs. Gaines com.
menced the prosecution of her claims AS heir
and in every imagin ablc form OF pro 'ee'llng
and by every legal device she sought 10 oslai.
lish her rights. The results Of the several suits
were various and uncertain. sometimes they
APPEARED To- be- ia her favor. and this large -
pers exhausted their inventive powers in
dcN ising 'hcmes and plans for the Investment
and disposition OF the lmnlrhse property. An.
other trIuI Of the Gaines cu-r would dI--ipat,
thcst rosy hopes. ami the llttle laiy would be
again IN the slough Of dcrponucury Tho
court had EOn" Da X on her But there
WAS no such word III fail in her w. abu,ary-
ana never has been cith"r. while a hu ldlug
young woman. a fun blown mAtrun or an
elderly lady. She was equal 60 every rebuff \
legion of lawyers embarked in her cusr. Sug
wore them all out. Her path for forty ycdis
turnuy-. who were c.uii'I 1T 10 winning for.
tune and fime hy bringing Tho Ga'u.- c.i-r toa
final JudLnt mt But the Ilalnt4H ueNcr turned
liuln Nei ltth hcN 4 W'dricd ca paused, IA her
l"l-uii I'D w. great u'.''t ana uinl vi her lll -
To establish her legitimacy and Niuiicut8 tire
mother. II was not cNtraos linary that sud-
sturdy AMI dauhilr-- intr' pill,y ANA h' .ii- r
th.y, Mii'il lhtuNtu Acf IA many cVHulei- WIN
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to leave mo ana 20 clscwlgre. Market prices
or" higher than they were. We are now bctwocn
hay and grass. All our fresh vegetables conn,
from the South. Bccf IL higher 90 account Of
80 much being shipped To EUROPE, where 1t
commands Il hntnr prirc than it docs here.
Poultry is much finer and cheaper this year
than usual. Winter broilrrs last year were 40
cents pound. this year p, Cappns last year
20 and 81 thus y.mr q and ~ ana other kinds
in proportion Tho finer kinds of gam" during
the season were not 50 much called lor ~ Tor
merry Salmon. trout. shad. a., are all scqsVn-
able, with the exception o. trout. in which the
wholesale n-hmongors in Fulton Market mako
corner every spring. These lishinrn make
contracts with parties on Long Island ana else
Whtrr Tor All the trout they cnn lurniSi a. soon
~ the season opens dthen demand thor own
prices. This ring, however generally bursts
w IN II couple OF weeks. and about the FIRST Of
April trout can be- bought at considerably loss
than dollar pound. In regard To my prices
for wines. liquors. AMI cigars. have made no
Iossmorc liouso: I'VE arc doing n fair bust
ness as good ns anybody but nobody f doing
well in hot"-krrping at this time. We pay
from s2O,ODO To- Sjj.OOO rent per year; according
70 values. Our prices for rooms and board have
been reduced 70 $500 ana - per DAY according
ni9catlon The finest suites bring from so 10
sl2J per week. The demand iOrcAtra luAufies.
wines, a.. Is very light.
SturtcNant House: " We are doing about tn"
same business Wedid last year. lut our prices
range considerably less. Tn" cost of prov Visions
and The supplies of the table generally arr
III" rnnlr-nhuut twcut> lN' p.r cont The
llNrs are paii 10y 'h" oWn'f-, \. J.. and John u.
StufteVuht. We hay reduced the wages Oi our
cmWoNrcs from ln o. ~ per cent, nrlinst I"
the positions they occupy, oar hu~iur-- las
been imprul .n.. during 90" past l'wNr'h-. W.
coming from tie Mc-,. Mr. h.ui- ar, coming
ia prty o. lviluht tuAi = giion AND from tlo
Souh. rhc Slur ,aut is koIt upon both the
American ami Ll.opH.n plans Rooms ram bee
haI for ~ inr dHy AMI upward on tnr Euro
pam ana - ;''l on Nic American lihn' ace
curdlug g. Iutttlon. So TIE gu 20 can iNH just d-
b" ,hoo-N-. ltrludn. ut n0arlnr- lny sIljl
l'r W'r" ia-i yeni lhry pti f-J 81. Ih.
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BURIAL OF A GYPSY QUEEN.
THE CEREMONIES ar NOTHFR STIN-
LEr'S It'NERiL NE.fR D.frTON
Origin Of the Ohio GypsIc. The stnnIcys and
the Jenrcys-M Mother Ameiias Triumph -
sInging-An Ancient Momnn'- Mourning.

We sat down IN the midst OF the gypsy on
pan6o ' Of some meat Rr6ci over ilrS knil"d
near tho cabin Oh wheels. The people were got
ting ready for their usual journey into the
South. and the younger people Of the caravan
wcrc most of the time in the saddle. ~ cal,cr MS
the light footed. light-hcarted children OF the
plains Of the Upper Arkansas This group
with whom the writer had snt down were tho
Stanlgys. known by their gravity and mild
voiced. open ways" The water in Mud river
was low, and the stretches of its sand shQnc
rs much rs the ribbon Of the sparkling
stream Thc hay smoke Of the camp curlcd
tions. would now and then speak to father
in the good old English sometimes rendered
on the stage. Tho pair satisfied your CORE
spondcnt that they and their people were plain
English folk that they r"Vcrcd the English
Church. and had their prayer books in their
vehicles wherever they wandered. and the old
lady. in her rod apparel, stout looks. and easy
going voice. describe the Cathedral Of Bristol
of other churches there. For years in England
they had travelled from shire to shire. in their
vans, attending the ancient markets or wcnd-
INK lhelr way IN the dates. There II no Oriental
mystery or Bph.mun pltur"sgucnos IN the
make pcopc believe thr and even they taritly
k"ep MP the idea because IT gives them ndNan-
tag. on ihrir lin" Of work or dealing People
Will have II So. say the so-calod gypsy folks.
II WIS ia the fall when Bu .hhnun WIS elected
l"y ana IInrri / W1r,isn. lis VIE. and many
others the J"flrey- among the number. reached
Dayton from tllr Curolinn-. IrnnryNanin and
other lir-. having r. u "a -h"tt TIM in Am.f-
death of thi, Queen of IN" Suui"yS. Mother
hUri {. aud ABOUT t'lrru yoar~ alter hing owen
lou.lnl.- Oi th, r.rul. about this crnfre. and
each NDlr tire rrWtIn- oi III 10 IL have dlnd
4nunS ne misriuon~ iu I'm" S9"iw'-t are
Drought i"r iu' rui 'hi 100 Woodland where the
Qln"u and kius wDr" burr a.
tn" death of ON. ol the original Stanloys took
u .rtli III n4ytor. i6ll, Nod ON WIn 81 l., byiio.
husband. tI'ma- Jonry. WITH mother anI
f1u rvf+nurD born babe. and three coffin.
l
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TIE ORIGINAL CAR DRIVER
Talk WITH THE MN UIfO DROJE TUE
WEST OF 1HE HOKNE NIRN.
General Santa Anna Mistaken for Negro
The Erratic Poet ISir.t-A Man that
Never Touched Money - How the Bols
Trick ed the Old Mnn-Ihc t.itIs Suicide.

Tricked the Old Mnn-Ihe Gi'Ts Suicide.
Ii was after 8 o'clock. and the conductor
tho driver, and myself were tho only occupants
of car Is Of the Fourth avenue line until we
coached Grand street. when a fat woman got in
with basket Up to this time had enjoyed an
almost unbrokcn chat with the driver. Il shrowd
fellow Of S. grizzly bearded, gray headed but
strong and usty. From Grand street TO the
Grand Central Depot the ear was seldom halted.
and our conversation continued almost without
interruption.
Yes. sir car-driving IL a tough business"
said tho driver. in answer TO my question. " But
fhcres businesses that's tougher. Buwhackin'.
frinstancc. was n bullwhacker for six months
oncst and know how 1t is myself. you bet
Then I've been teamstcg in the army. First
with old Rough and Ready in Mexico Then
with the Fifth Corps. Army of the Potomac.
along with lot q niggers; and tho mokcs got
the saiu. pay we white follows got. How long
have | drove horse cars? Why. I drove the
Grst horse car over drove In the world"
All. snid |. where was that"
That was down in Orloons. in Is51-maybc
30 Any rate it was the first city passenger
railway ear in the world. 1t run from the cor
nor of Baronnc and Canal streets. in the Second
Municipality, out TO near the foot of Jackson
street. Lafayette AMI I'll bet it was the heaviest
nni clumscst ear that over follored team of
mules. Yes. sir. l was the first driver Of the
nl~t city passenger railway car in the world.
mi th'ro's pl uiy Of poopo that knows it. IT.
III wnlcr oi IA Bowcry pawnhrnkor's shop
Bctthoy'vc got the model of the first city pas
s'nsrr railway EAR. all in silver. lat that's
fraud. That ere style o. cnr wasn't ntrrduroi
nnywhore until l~52 right here i'm New York.
onto. think. the Sixth Avenue road. Mayb.
II was Tho Third. The wlc. ginoono original
u ol- lrst car-l moan that Ohren- box that
al. ..lH
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-20
kansas ATain Heard From.

Having seen nothing from this
part of the State in your paper Of
late, ! have concluded to write you
q short letter, and try to write all
tho news in the same. The best
news to US here, 10 the taking in Of
a portion Of gang Of horse thieves,
and securing quite . number Of val
aable horses, stolen during the Sum-
mer. Several ofths gang wore cap
tured in their ranch, they had e.
tablished beyond the borders ofciv-
ilization, with Fifty head of horses,
supposed to belong to parties in
Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri.
Crops Except corn) arc harvest
cd, and . goodly portion marketed;
wheat selling at 10 cents; barley,
40; rye, 90; oats, Is. The corn
crop will not be as good as expect
cd, as the hail stones in some local
tiles, destroyed whole fields. Corn
is not drawn out Of the country
the most of it being fed to cattle
and hegs--althoagh We feel almost
obliged to believe that the cholera
will serve us as it has those east Of
us. People here who deal largely
in hogs, use the following prevent
ativc: Some give one-half table,
spoon of turpentine in slop, others
besmear them with = mixture Of
grease, tor, sulphur and coal oil,
thereby destroying the lice that are
often found upon hogs here.
I must close this, as the mail will
soon arrive. Thanking you for the
news received through the paper
you edit, / remain, as ever,
Yours respectfully,
QUIx.
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IN. =. =
n lac'''''es LOT ge.'ng IT,
Inc importers WIN large STOCKS on
eanc a,e sunsr'ng 'err'o'y' anu 'ns
ieafis !naslne ps.'om's no. reaonep;
I, a. IN 'nves,'ga.'ne ccmm,s'eo nau
wo1a on my s'anu, pu' ivy nase
no. .nus ~ &os hpy tnin&hvw ySs
9. nm Isssypouy kns ~ -, W
c'' ~ 1 80 ri iovos ~. ~ sl n:s
rnS sn9y knsN Sxsc''y My Mno az ~
re ~" !. - Ns = wv 90, !. ~. sos.
.'mouy, Inus saa q :, n.y. 10y ys.u.y'e - -
.on.v ipn 'nS 'ssues :. sno
sn.s.vs, Va. sgno NV.
49,. ~. sS..... -. - IA 49,. - u. 80. ~
-. Nv S ~ :.v"ss y. ny
~ ia r.sr Is~, 'rs's.s s Ssss..,i.,
Iii IA on, :s ~. 100
III III us ~ g.. L;s ~ 49, IT,
80, s' S;,ter and desires ncth;,,o
~ IN 800 ~ cns . .ha,ra. :. 49,
- - h;s G;er5s vho Js.srtsJ Nm
III does nat hIan,s ths ";.;.ans
corsrailv fcr whs. has Ias.SI.n h;,,
hs marnan;,rors,v forr;vas tham
hit ~ Nave sh.roS ne rI.nSar
VIII a. srJ ,hsn h..a .hsm -
hscLs on him arcsrs him H. .. %
- 80 .rloas,n, s.aa;nn whon y
So ~ Jann.;s.;S sL;,s
nv me-, whc wsrs IL nm.. - ga
Who wsrc Tv;nr on .bp monsv ,hsu how
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MOrtgage Foreclosure.

Whereas, default has been made In the con-
olss9ns .! certain Mortgage besvtng date the
saf i ecex q Apf A p is vr
Hicnissn. 70 Jeremiah &. Tobias o. Red CITY,,
IN the County OF 0sceoia, State aforesaid, and
recos9sa 1n shs sixth day o. april, a. D. 1873,
on pages =, io6 and iol, in the o. ReSister Of
Deed! once, for the County OF Lake, state OF
MichiFan; which J, said Mortgage was duly as
cob Vol, on the iatS day o. Februar rs q d. ID
lS7I, and recorded on the nth day OF February.
A. ID. 1871, at o'clock q. m, In Liber 5ofMort,
cages, on page :, n the Register Of Deeds' Of
And, whereas. there IL claimed 70 be due on
sum OF Two Hundred and One Dollars and
Thirteen Cents s2oi ;lS), principal and interest
(t60), provided In said Mortgage I'm case any
proceedings should be- talxep to foreci0se tho
same; and NO proceedings either ut law or In
whole or any part thereof, Notice Is therefore
hereby given, that M
On the 2d Day Of October, A. ID. 1877,
door OF the Court House, in the Village OF
Baldwin (that being the place Of holding the
Circuit Court for said County OF Lake,, said
Mortgage Will be foreclosed by virtue OF the
sale Mt public auction, 70 the highest bidder OF
rs follows, to-w1t: All that certain piece or
q 81 rnS N y sa ssd sfS h
known and described as follows, to-wit: The
Enst half (1S) OF the North West quarter (LI),
Of section number Twenty -Four 90, in Town
Eleven qp West. comprising Eighty acres
Dated at baldwin, July sth. 1877.
WALTER H PALMER, 'Aooh w Assignee.
Atty for Assignee.
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SheriR,s Sale.

! ny VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS is
nucd out or and under the seal Of the circuit
Court for the County OF Lake to Isanc Grant,
livercd, tested on the 18th and 18th days OF De-
oernber, 1870, respectively, in favor ofS0lomon
y. Hess and Walter j. Gould, plaintiffs, and
thereof, then 10 be made OF the lands and ten
cments or Colonel II. Basom, the defendant
therein named, Isanc GRANT, then sheriff Of
Lake county, levied on oil the right, title and
Interest OF the above named defendant I'm and
to the following described real estate, to-wit:
All Of Lot One ~ and Sixtsen tl0), Ia Block
Twenty-four ClH In the Village or baldwin,
Lake county, Michig zln, which shall expose
f0r salc andn ~ public auction, to tho high
est bidder, ut the front door OF the Court House,
In the Village OF Baldwin. e
On the 6th Day. Of October,
1871. at Four o'ciook D. m. it
Dated this 10Th day Of August, A. ID. 1877.
GEORGE 0VlATT,
Sheriff OF Lake Co, Michigan.
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$500 .PlanS for $3.50

And all otherstylcs In same proportion, in
old direct to the people 1T Tssovy p.icsx.
No n;c .nts; no commissions; no discounts.
These Pianos made one OF the hpest displays
in,ou-iy recommended for th.. HIsIuEsT lilo. :
orr. New Mauufsctory-- OF tine largest anil
intSt Ia the world. The Estuats.t (irniids cos,-
tuins Mathus' ks new patent Duplex Over
strung scale, the greatst Improvement In the
history Of Piano innking. The Uprlghts ara
the finest In Ay,e,icd Don't fail TO write for IL
Illustrated and descriptive Catsloguc--nluiled
sr'e. MENDEI SOHN PIANO co.,
4-fJ-5-s3 No. - Broadway, Ny.
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

CHOICE books no longer for the few only.
The BEST standard novels within the reach OF
every one. Books usually sold from 81 To 81
given unchanged and unahridgcD for 10 and
~ cents. . ,stsf - tl.f,te
!. "Es, Lynne" by Mrs. Henry WOOD. tDoub-
2. .'yoim Halifax. G1nt.,r BY Mis- Malock. ~;
5. LANE Eyw.r Is Charlotte Bront@. ~
"A Woman IIaf-r," Cllas. lScade novel -;
q. 1.-The Black indies, Iul-r vcrnes atcrt. l1:
a. ''iasi Days Of Ponpeii," by Hulwer.l ll Hos
z. Adam Bcdc" By Gc.rge Eliot. Ubou bic No ~;
\. 'rh- Arundel Motto.- BY Mary Cecil Hay. iSc
.. "Old My,lsi-ltonr Money % :. Tee
TO- ..The on,m IL whfs.' ny wilkis Collins. 2 =;
II. 1.-The Mill ON the Floss" by Gcorgc eliot TIC
~. "Thr American SENATOR by Anthony Trol-
H. ~ Princes. Of rhale.- BY william black. &c
u. Tho Dead Secret" wilkie Collins. 1'c
IL "Ison,ola.' George Eliot. tD,,uhle MOI 2v:
U.s. 1.-The English at the North rvIs end Field
M ice.r Ia onc bsn,k. jules xcinc. i0e
". Hidden Pcrils," Mary Cecil Hay. ia;
H. ''lsafbaras History Amcla d. Edwards. go
? 10. ~ Terrible Temptation. - Char. itcsdr. u
~ Old Curiosity shop. charles Dickens. .1
~. '.foui Play" Char e. Kegdc. loo
-. Min aud Wife, /" Wiki. collins. s,~.
81. ''Thc Squire's icsacy,- Mary Cecil Hay. ~;
For sale by NIL BOOK s<llcrs und Ncwssls-nlerS,
or scht, postage prepaid, ON rs'ccipt ofprico by
GEORGE MUNRO, pUBI.rsIIKR,
Pc. BOX 1857. n, 1,& - Wand water III. -. 4.
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On Clnhinf list


M>gican Mudslle-- Acr'ndn's Speech
The 4sOJtjcs and Ghc Howse Chair
nadnskip 6omsstor Norton and the
Senate Better x5mes- zsun,ps.
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Catholicism In NesoGrk-A Rampant
Priest-7ne Cost Of Rum The Piano
Factory Fire Tees Tt0eed on the
Sand usiness.
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Yttp advertisements.
Mayhew Business College.
"THEMosT PERFECT POSSIBLE"

The u. &. Commissioners Report
classes business Colleges among the
"useful institutions" ofthe country, and
says: zone of them-the Mayhem
Business College, Detroit--conducted
by Hon. Ira Mayhew, formerly State
deserves especial mention. Young men
desiring business education will find
the advantages here offered the most
perfect possible" Centennial Pamph-
lets and circulars sent on application.
IRA MAYHEM, l.. l.. D.,
Detroit, Mich.
E-01,1v tf
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mencing on Monday, tie LIST day OF October
next At nine O'Clock A. NJ, and continue nom
day 70 day lSundnys excepted) until the same
~ s ..t NM. A. DEUREss,
n ifl County Treasurer
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For Sale.

Tho West half OF the Southwest u OF Section
26, Town 1913. Has ~ acres under improve
mcnts, comfortable log house; beautiful lake
on one corner. To be sold for $50 cash down;
or, for time payments, enquire at this Office.
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;':Ss:;Xs
&sass s. ~
:;;:; s';::
thence raining
/ north ~ rvls,
| th.1acc easl -
rods. thsnce . =
rod. tholls,e Nsese
~ rods - Me
| pc. q Sssip
| sX
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70 ADvERTIsERs:-- The Star
10 now ne Only Paper printed IN
Lake county; circslates solsvery part
of its te~stsry, rendeStng 4 q dssir ;
Wbie aelscr<Sefn0 nscGtssW.
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Estabi,shsd 1905.
GILM0RE&C0., Attorneys at Law,
Su-cossors to Chapman IIesaer q Co..
629 F Street, Washington, D. @.
American and Foreign Patents
Patents procnrr,l In all countries. No FEES IN
tDvAScE. No charge unless the patent u
granted. No fees for making preliminary ex-
afninaiions. special attention given to Inter
florence t,ascs before the Patent Once, Exten.
fcrrut States, aud AL litigation appertaining to
'Invrniiens or Patents. SRSD STAMP ron FAM
rIIigr os sixrv rAGks.
United States Courts and Departments.
Oi,ins prs,s~cuie,l In tile Supreme Court OF the
missioner- az Alabama Claims, southern Chains
Commission. and all glasses Of war claims be-
fore the Excessive Departments.
Arrears Of Pay and bounty.
OFvUEHs, soi.DiKms and sAIrons Of The late
war. or thrir heirs. are In many cascs entitled TO
no knowledge. Write full history Of service, and
clos" s'amp. and . fun reply. after examination.
will ~ given you Free. III Nfl
All OevscRns sos.pt9 ans and SAILORS wounded.
rarimrrsi, or Injured In the late war, however
slightly, cau obtain a pension, many now receiv-
Ing pensions are entitled To nm Iserease. Send
rtSsp VUO tutoVtuNtiOu Will DO IurulsucO Tree.
Clrisnant<, whose attorneys have been sus-
pended, will DO gratuously furnished with full
Information aud proper papers on application to
us. rs. W
As we charge no fee unless successful, stamps
for return postage should be sent us.
United States General Land once.
C~nirstcsl Land Cases, Private Land Chains.
Mining, Presumption and Homestead Gases, pros.
ecuied before the General Land Once and be-
Isartsn~nt Of the Interior. ~
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
We pay cash Tor them. Where assignments are
imperfect we give instructions 10 perfect them.
MALI Constructors and sthsrs.
We act AZ at,orneys for such In procuring con.
tracts. making collections, negotiating loans and
attending to VII busimcss connsled TO VS.
Liberal arrangements made with attorneys Ia
NIL classes Of busimess.
Address GILMORE & CO.,
P.OsboxAA. fe I'issAimgtsS. d. G.
wAsnuSurox. u. e., x;,vsmJer "a, 1875
= tatr pleasure In expressing my eutirv conf
dencc ~ thu responsibility and ffsiiSy of the
Law. Patent and Coilcc,ion House Of dLMoHx
GEO. IT, y. WHITE
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