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National Republican., 1877-12-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
RY BOWMAN q GREEN, Auctionesrs

THysTEEs SALE OF HOUSED nos. III, IA AEp
TfoN.
ny virtue Of deed ortrust duly recorded In iiber
No Tei folio 2si ofthe land records Of tho District OF
Columbia, 7, as surviving trustee. will sell on SAT
fonr O'Clock m ~ ifont Of the pIemisss At public ~.
uate In the city OF Washin son and known and desig
mated part " lot numbefed fourteen Qt In square
numbered eight hundred and twentythree. Bexn.
ming for said part corner and
running thsncs south thirty eignt (73 feet, thence
runhlnE hack that width one hundred and i've fest
and one inch. Qoj Lily together with all the i'm
provements, ways, easements, rights, privileges or
appnrtenances to the sams beionens or appertain
ing.
notes bearing eight per cent interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises sold. deposit Of 80
required each house Mt time OF sale IT the terms
81 sale not complied with Within seven days from
day OF sale the surviving tuee rsssrves the right to
resell the property at tie risk and colt OF the deihu
Ing purchaser, upon giving ave days notice OF such
resale In some newspaper published In Washington,
d. q. Conveysncins nj Iurehaser's cost
decseod&ds Surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
r. J. SWEET, Auctionsor.
d A. DARNEILLE
4 Real Fstnte Auctioneer, corner OF Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue.

d A. DARNEILLE.
l. Real Fsinte Auctioneer, corner OF Seventh
street and louisiana avenue.
TRpsTEEs SALE or TWO DESIRABLE UN-
FINISIIED BRICK HOUSES ON NEW HAMP.
sIuRE AVENUE, BErWEEN T AND u
~ virtue ofa deed % ,rus, Scarins date date May p A.
land records OF the D-trc, OF Columbia the under.
signed trustees In said deed mentioned, Will sell Rt
public sale; N ffont oI the premises, on WEpNEs-
DAY, the 18th dny OF December, nt tso O'clock D. m.
Al those certain lots or parcels % ground situated IN
and described as lots numbered forty four 10 and
forty-hve (bI In q. W. Cooper and others recorded
subdivision OF sub lot numbered thirty, I'm square
numbered one hundred and seventy six uT6l IN the
said city; said subdivision being duly recorded May
1877, in ber IL X folio a. OF The surveyor Oce OF
said DISTRICT together with the improvements on each
OF said lots the consisting OF nm unfinished six
room and tay.wlndow brick house each, ready for
plnsloring and all the appurtennnces thereto belong
Ing.
Terms of sale; one-third cash. balance In six and
twelve months, with interest ut eight per cent. per
annum, secured by dsei Of trust upon the property
sold. OF the purchase money sl0O each house will
be required 10 paid the day OF sale and n the
purchaser fails 70 comply with tho terms OF snle
within days thereafter, the trustees the
defsulting purchaser,
TIttlsa y. + akiffkNBks, H. NTHssp' Trustees.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
Home-Mate Preaenta.

Since tho holidays are near at hand, and
times are unusually hard this year, no doubt
many Of our readers, especially among youns
people, will essay some homemade gifts fos
distribution among members Of the family,
and are even now anxiously Pondering the
question Of ways aud means. For the benefit
Of those we purpose, from day 70 day for the
next fortnight, to give descriptions Of trines
that are easily made and suitable for such 60
casions. Any suggestions which correspond
ents Of the Corner" may offer on the subject
will no doubt be thankfully received BY its
readers.
It Is not 50 much the moueycd value Of
gift that renders 1t acceptable a. that u Ia .
token Of loving remembrance. Let US bcgia
with an inexpensive but pretty
woRK.RAsKEr.
Take two peach baskets, place them bottoa
to bottom, and fastsn securely together; sttach
a half barrel-hoop for handle; thon mako
bag to At of blue or rosc-colored cambric, into
which slip tho baskets; gather tho cambric
where the baskets join faston the bottom
neatly to the basket rim, line the inside Of
the top basket, and wind the handle with
cambric; then cover all with white muslin.
The finishing admits Of considerable display Of
taste; you may tic . ribbon tho color Of cam
brio around the centre, and ornament by bows
in divers places, or you may trim with boz
plated cambrlc, or with nuted rufiios Of tAe
muslin. This makes cheap and very useful,
as well as ornamental work or baby basket"
Next fora
sTAND.covER AND sPLAsHEn
materials, white or marblcized oil-cloths and
Germantown wool, measure the length and
width Of your washstand, cut one piece OF OIL
cloth just that size and one a little larger;
then cut one piece nine inches long and siI
inches wide, two pieces seven inches long and
five inches wide, Around the edges Of esoh
piece crochet narrow border Of the WOOL
On the larger piece place tho larger Of the
three pockets near the bottom at an equal DIS
tancs from each end arrange the two smaller
pockets one at each end near the top, using
thread the color Of the wool; fasteu tho ends
and bottom to the splashsr, letting the stitches
be seen on the right side n little - possible.
Tack 1t to the wall, use the lower pocket for
comb and brush and the upper ones for tooth
brushes and sponge. Lay the other pieces on
top Of your stand. One hank Of wool will b.
sufficient, sad by measuring the siss Of yous
stand you can tell exactly how much oil.
cloth 70 purchase. II viii simplify matteH
somewhat and look nearly a well 10 hind ~
edges with brisht-oolored aipsca braid.
II
National Republican., 1877-12-06
-ToHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer,
" 81 Cloud BuLldlng.


TRUSTEEs SALE OF yALumBLE BUILpJEM9 M
LOTS ADJOINING THE CAPITOL GHOUNDS
IN THE CITY OF WAsHlNdToN.
by virtue Of deed OF trust dated Decepber @ ISL.
and recorded Deosmber ~, 1911. IN Ilber No. Us, folio
tl2 kc OF the land records Of the District Of Column
biA and Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF said Dis
trict passed July 10 s1 n equity cause No 500 sub
tees In sad deed of trust nnmsd, and on dsmand %
the party secured will, on WEDNEssDAY the 18Th
day Of Decembsr ls77, al four O'clock p M. sell At
public auction, upon the premises, the followngde
scrbsd real estate much Of tho same shall te
necsssssy % s.iisy the debt still remaining secured
BY said deed OF trust, and costs o. aala, vix-
Lots numbered .lItssn, lsl .syen,sen. llIl and M
teen. Qa Qhlrty.ays iest ifont by the depth 70
square numbered SIX hundred and thirty Eve, (6S) In
The city Of wsshinston. ps.ric, Of ccfln,b,a: nm
six. twelve and sGhtecn months bT which the potes
OF tho purchaser Bearing Interest nom the day OF fsaie
at the rate Of eight per cent annum, and ssire
BY deed OF trust on the property will be taken Or
the purchaser may pay ali cash al ha option The
iois viii b. sold separately and deposit o. 900 viii
be required upon The sale Of each lot AL conveyanc
Ing Will ss st The cost Of the purchascr and u ne
days amer the sale the properly will be rssoid at the
- SAMUEL r BOND. Trustee.
nO2e- -eodeds xi Four-and-ahalf street.
Pm RalO
National Republican., 1877-12-06
MISCELLANY. LAW.
w. n. & o. H. MORRISON,
A75 Pennsylvania avonne.
THE ATTENTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS rs
CALLED TO OUR NEW BOOKS.

WHAT A BOY, THAT AWFUL BOY, THE NEW
bCHO0LMARM. and large collection OF finely illus
uAted n scelnneous Books suitable for presents All
the new Law Books on hand.
sTATIONERY DEPARTMENT.-Ou writing pa
pers the best IN the market, and constantly
ceive the latest styles AZ soon As out.
In RUSSIA LEATHER QOODs we hsve recently
imported from England Ladies' and 0entlemens q
Pocketbo0ks. Frames Cigar and Cigarette Cases Mem
erandum hooks, Card Cssea, Portfolios, workboxes
Photograph Albuns, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes
&c. Hoyis Improved Paper FASTENER Stamp aud
fnstenerr are st taking tho place Of any now IN
almost indispensable. Writing Dsaks In rosewood,
1pn psps5 snI machs w9rx vnSsi ~ st1ck
Gold Pens and Holders, Pencils And casd Receiyers
Fancy Pictures and Cards We have 9 very large as
sortnient OF Marcus Ward a Co g sunday School and
sver keen An Inspection OF these Is respectfully
bctted. Panel Pi{ureV Of al kinds All who are In
age to give Us call no2i-tf
National Republican., 1877-12-06
CON FORTS.

FELIX DEsFossEs FRENCH BAKERY
Il VIENNA ROLLS A sPECIALTY.
Established lS59)
Is YKAns or IsCREAsisa SuccEsA
FELIX DrsFOSsE,
he welknown and only real French baker In washing
ton, has removed to No. S2 IL street between Twei-
eth and Twenty-tirst streets, near Pennsylvania
nue. where In honse expressly built for the purpose
ho has greater facilities Than before for the nanuiac
ture ofthe best French and American bread Nench
bread speciality Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
and de Caefs
N. B-French Bread n recommended for persons
Of delicate health especially for those suffering nom
dyspepsiR beware OF mutations ,dteN
National Republican., 1877-12-06
ID A. DARNEILLE
l. Real Estate Anctioneer, corner Seventh stree
and Louisiana avenue.
ThSfEbE Hh M6asE SE On RfRx SaHh

TRUSTEES, sALEOF A DEsIRABLE UNFIN.
lSMED BRICK HOUSE, ON NEW MAMPsHIhE
AVENUE. BETwEENT r AND u STREETS N. w.
,BSyirtue oi deed Of trust bsaring date May 1,
the land records Tor Wellington County, District of
Columbia, The undeis gned trustees In said deed men
TONED, will sell, public sale fOnt OF the nrensrs
on MEDNEsDAY. the i2ih day % DEcEMnER A.
D. ls7I At four O'Clock all u at ceItain piece or
parcel OF gfound Situated IN the city OF v arlington
IN The Ds.rct Of cn umbia, known and Dc crios .,
lot numbered toity.thfee a. In o. w. Cooper aud
others record, suod sion o. sus-.ot num6eied 20
intsqyare numbered one hundred and seventy-six
uiB,J fl the said city said subdiyisi being duly
eoriedeMhy s. is77, In Llber II X, folio q, Of the
Surveyors onite OF ssid District togetter with u Q
Improvement, ou said lot, Consisting Of Nm unfinished
sIroom brick house and all the appur enances ihore
unto belonging
3Terms OF sale. slx hundred (eo) dollars, with 10.
forrest from May H. 1871 and costs Of sale in ce the
balance In twelve months with inerest secured by
deed Of trust upon the proI erty sold o.
money sln VIII be required to be paid ON the day OF
sale; and the purchaser falls To comply with the
trrms o. = ale within s.ven days thereafter, the
trustees the right TO ell the property, NJ
the risk aud cost Q! the drlsni,ns v pusshaser
nosadkds GLEN W. COOPER.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
noy0d&d,
i 7. CoLpWELL, AuetIoneer.

II T. CoLDwELL, Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No 1908 PARK STREET.
by virtue OF deed OF trust to dated the Sd day Of
February, A; D. ls'd and duly recorded IN Iber NUM-
bercd w, folio i2 ct seq ono OF tho land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and At tho reguost of the
party secured thereby, Will sell at public aucuon
In front Of the premises. on FRIDAY, December II,
1877 st O'clock D. M, all that piece and parcel Of
ground known aud described IN sub-lot numbered iE
teen l5,l nccording to Georxe y guick's IecoTded
subdivision OF square numbered nine hundred and
eiyhtyssven, (os fronting on the north line OF Park
street fourteen feet four 20 inches by depth of
barred nine ,i ten (6l and sieyen( lin said square
numbered nine hundred and cghiy-seyen, CST,) as
corded In original record No. ~, folio ssT improved
By n two-st0ry frame house, containing six rooms.
Terms of sale; one fourth cash, and balance paya-
BILE in SIX twelve, eighteen and twenty months,
with inisrett NJ eight PER cent per annnm until paid.
nom day Of snle 70 be secured by deed Of trust upon
property sold. II terms of sale are not complied With
Within 1--WE days the trustees the right to
sell amer Ave days advertisement at risk and cost of
deinutinR purchaser deposit 800 viii be required
nj time Of sale, All convcyancDg and recording NJ
purchasers cost : .
H. u. WARMER, lTps,ss.
. JAMES ID. CLAitY, iiuS'e'''
National Republican., 1877-12-06
JoHN SHERMAN. Auct,oneer.
u 1t. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELLING, NO. d2s a STREET SOUTH
WEST
by virtue Of deed Of trust dnted May A. d. 1877.
duly recorded In Iber No. 7si, foo 49, and Of tho
land records for the District OF Columbia aud al the
request Of the party thereby secured, will sell Mt
public auction. Ia front OF the prem =, on SATUR
DAN, December rs. lsT7, at O'clock y. M. lot mum.
bered forty-tree, OF Heron and Churchs recorded
subdivision OF lots In square numbered tI Together
with the improvements, &c. being No. G9 q street
southwest.
Tsrmsi $500 cash. and balance at six, Twelve olgh-
teen and twenty four months with Interest at erht
per cent per annum; secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold terms OF sale to bs led with In seven
days deposit OF ti0 required al time of sale. Ali
DAVID III. HAZEN, Trustee.
W NJ. SMITH,
de+s,i1b salesman.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
GREAT

Apply TO N. b. wHITESIDE,
1877 GREAT 1877
TO rar N5RF;;Y EIS AS s8vIHi vsI5Hiyruwrsr
srLENbfD scENEfS Ma SS$fdsifiSEsT Eaurf.
TRAINS !N9SEsaEs = nom Depot. cor
ss,iSr u, o s,i:suis ana sissplss SsI: nom
slTTSSRE SSS S Fsiss FFSiSaXG a; 4 SHSssSa
$ fisss ss:s S$.s NJ $.ES. Y IsSS i
For dSSy SnyM SsIssp, Sosap ssS seSs sSs s m and e D. m
pres, ,oi Pullman rarior Cars saO a. N. daily, eH-
For XY.s Al through trains sSn.se.
Ing double ierriass and journey across New York
'' sunday with sisspns Lee % tais Rom @ s e
pr s s$ 81 I q s.,s .sP.,S; r ri sss., ssss limited E1
Aocommoda,ion % for B.|timors Gs', sOA nj. and 90
For ropes Creek Line. .sSs 4 IN. and aas p IN. daily.
For sxssspoiis' s:S; m. and go p m daily escsp.
sER EaERFHlGsssSH2 9sB RAEa
TON RAILROAD ~
For Alexandria, ST,s BIO 10 H. m. l. a. %2o Q, 7.
p, m. On Sunday ut Gio q. and !. and 7. p. m.
For the south, via Richmond, 2b a IN, daily, and
SIS p. IN. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q, 4 $40,
eio, 10. II. a. m Il, ., E2o. s. q, and 7 y. m.
" sunday Il S sad . R and
commodaiions he procured at the offices-north.
ss corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyya ay.
enue. northeast corner OF Sixth street and Pennsyl
vann avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
hotels and rcsidences
J. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. npl ual
National Republican., 1877-12-06
INDISPENSABLE BOOKS.

INDISPENSABLE BOOKB.
Pierce's Lac Of Charles Summer 50 90
Money. it, Laws and History Poor ...- ,..,..... %
Darwlns Dlferent Forms OF Flowers ,...-...... 70
Contemporary Art In F,irops; B.rJAmin-..,. 20
Pottery and Porceain % from earliest times to kx- ~
Political SCIENCE OF the State, woolsey. OO
%
Pemagud Mrs Prentisn 7S
Queen OF Sheba; Adrich. 10
True Love Rewarded: A. Il. Roe. ,.............. 50
Money and Legal Tender; ;LindermAi--,......... Is
Another MARS 30
Being Boy; wniner 80
CIeeds Of ofChrstendom; W. H. Greg. ............. Ol
Dita Lady NJ MaIendie %
eslc IN the house 10
nOy2uN gll Pennhylypnln avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-06

MONEY! ITS LAWS AND HISTORY; BY
RETItALIY AND Practically CoNsTD-
sR aIT .ffli FRIESsSfHl ESsl;fE re s. Prof Shields.
THE EARTH AS MODIFIED BY HuMANA AC.
T51Mi X az 81 \ nsyh; sSG II ScS g. r,,y .ryy.rrnvs
Of MussulmAp. 8 ChTi,tian, and Pagan; SS0o
DIANA; by sekhor ofWide, Wide Word; el,J6
f.uFaagIR Y. ), y S*1rHS VII. fiis'' s4insrrsr Is
nofeN y Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-12-06
PROPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF MUTTON, &c

OrvIck PoeT AND DBpor
CoMMI.sARY OF ST. BaIsT KNcE,
swAsuISaTos, d. C.. December I, isf.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this OFFICE until 4 o'clock poon SATURDAY Dcceu-
ton that may be required al this depot br siI months
rect commencing JanuSry 1873 Proposals for choice
Fresh Beef Corned Beef and Mutton Tor sale TO on
issue.
Further Information and conditions can be obtained
application at thta once.
dsi.E ANDREW Il. LoNo. Captain and G. 9.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
An Expected Pleasure.

Az the festival to bs given at Tsllnadss
Hall this and tomorrow evenings BY t&s
ladies Of plo Trinity Church, am eng othsr
musical performances Miss vinniy Reah wal
play upon the harp and Col. 3. 9, Boudinst
will sing some Of his charming BALLADS.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
pRoPosALs FoRFUEL, FORAGE AND STRAW.

OFPIcE OF ASSISTANT QuARTKRnAsryR. .. 8. A..
BALTIMORE, Mn, November % 1877.
Scaled proposals. In triplica,e, subject to the usual
conditions, will be receive II this office until II M,
on December %, 1871, at VIII ch time and pla Q they
Will be oEened, In the pIeSencs Of bidders for fur-
nishing and delivering the Fuel, Forage, and straw
required at Balthnora, Nd; Fort Dfcllenry. Md;
fo.t Foo e. Nd; washinston Arsenal, ID. C.; and
Carlisle Barracks Pa, during the period commencing
Jnnra'y I, 1878, and ending June 81. lsTs.
preference will be given TO articles OF domestic
production.
Tine Government r9serve' the right to reject any or
all prOposals
The requirements OF section 37ii Revised statutes
may be applied To the Coal and Wood delivered under
the cont u awarded under this advertisement In
which clee rho yender will lie required to pay to .
duly APP ointed inspector for inspect ng weighing,
ard measuring tho Goal and Wood, twenty cents for
zach ton OF 80 pound.l Weighed and nine c:ats
tor ea-h cord of wood It's cnbir feetl measured by
him. The bd, must ihorefore show the rate per ton
these requirements being applied and not being ap-
Hank proposals and n,li in,ormato q, to the man
ner Of bidding, conditions to b, observed ~ bidd 'rs
ani terms Of contract and payment will ba furnished
on application 10 this Office.
Envelope, containing proposals should be marked;
Proposals for Fuel forage, or Straw. as ths case
deci-St J. n. MARSHALL. Capt and A. q. NJ.
National Republican., 1877-12-06

INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Il Special rates on time deposits
J. II. SQuIER 4 CO..
oci1N Bnnkers. HIS Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-06

NREAsUE HOUSE,,
" on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Northwest ,rner Thirteenth and n streets.
FINE LARGE ROOMS. FIFTY GENTS EACH.
nozsim wM. GREASON a SON, Proprietors
National Republican., 1877-12-06
DIRECTORY.
Tho Principal business Houses Of wash
ington.

The JoiloWins 10 published for he benefit Of Tap-
cling salcsnsn, Strangers, and hs public gc,'er.
sliy-it Includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prove Of Interest 10 all who intend
transactinp business IN Warrington.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
HOTELS.

FRENCH HOTEL AND RESTIURINT,
j. N. PERREARD, propristor, L0s Fourteenth
reet northwest The best hty-cent dinner, 70 cents,
With one-hsaf bottle clarst. nov2S5m
National Republican., 1877-12-06
WOMAN'S CORNER.
BAited by Tesns. ,. ward

Ladies ovs invited 10 cswfvi6res sooidy hems
and Short stetcAes approprists % this depork
ment. Please address sSeA communications 10
he RepMb,ioa~ Office, care Editor Of Ae Corner.
National Republican., 1877-12-06

Tbs following are tho buying and selling rates io
Government securities:
National Republican., 1877-12-06
BlLL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

CIRCULARS, DODGERS
and all kinds of ion PRINTING executed with neat,
ness and dispatch nj THE REPUBLICAN, JOB
OFFICE, the largest Embellishments In the cily,o clx
National Republican., 1877-12-06

Tie loIowiny are the opening and closing rates foI
Co. hon, ,se View YORK ssocs Rsessns..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-11-17

D., Partisan, wanted to get rid Of
his nephew, who cost him lot of money
every year. AN the offers he had made
him about getting married had been de-
clined under the pretext that the girls we're
either too young, or 800 old, Or too bad
tempered, etc. In despair D. went TO
matrimonial agent, who showed him his
register and photographs Of some Of his
clients The surprise of the dear uncle is
to describe when be discovered
Ils own wife's Likeness. Nearly out Of
his mind, he goes home and ssernly de-
mands a. explanation. X can't deny the
fact" ne wife said, gently; ebut it was
last year. my dear, when you had been
given up BY AL the doctors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-11-17


Miss Corisande was born only two years
earlier than her brother Tom. When
Tom was ten years old she gloried because
she was twelve. When Tom was known
"a be fourteen she confessed to sweet six.
teen. When Tom proudly boosted of
eighteen she timidly acknowledged herself
past nineteen. When he came home from
college, with monstache and vote, and
had party in honor of his twenty-6rst
birthday, she said to her friends, s'What a
boyish fellow he is; who would think be is
only year younger than 2" And when
Tom declared he was twenty five, aud old
enough to get married, she said edo
you know ! feel savagely jealous to think
Of Tom getting married. But then l sup
pose twins are always more attached to
each other than other brothers and sisters
And two years later, at Toms wedding,
she said with girlish vivacity to the we'd
ding guests, aDear old Tom to see him
married tonight, and then think how,
when he was only FIVE years old, they
brought him In to see me, his baby sister.
| wonder if he thinks Of it to night?9
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-11-17

TnK SKIRT GaAB.-There was the
land "grab" and the salary 'grab, butthe
most universal 1grab" since the day the
Children of Israel grabbed quails in the
wilderness, is the one made nowadays by
eyey mans wife or sweetheart, as she
drops her left shoulder, gracefully swings
the upper half Of her body around toward
the rear, grab" handful of skirts,
'straightens up and moves of with face
full Of holy and calm content, and an au.
seole of serene satisfaction illustrating her
countenance. The idea asprobably crib
bed from the devil, by observing him pick
up bis tail, tuck it over his left arm and
saunter off on a promenade among the
hypccrites and Pharisees, the over egude
and rigidly righteous
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-11-17
CROCK FEEDERS. LOOK TO
~ YOUR INlrERESTi'

l am now manufacturing Feed Gutter for
fodder hay or straw, that is superior to any
other cutter everinveuied. II cuts faster and
brushes the fodder, putting the stalk into such
9 condition that cattle will eat al up. The
fodderaffer being cut passes through a crusher,
thus making the hard corn stalk al sofl as the
bladei while all other cutters leave the stalk
in short hard pieces, and the chewing Of such
besd pieces By your stock produces sore mouths
which )nslasd Of 4 benefit to your stock, Is
an inquiry. ! claim fbis maeh;ne 10 he superior
10 al others. 20 satisfy y6ifSalVos, Reders
Of stock and farmers GENERALLY h1e felbeoffdl.
y invited 70 eailaud seethis cnller6 0rushef,
70 be fcuili al the foundry, near depot West,
ern Maryland RAILROAD.
+. WAGNER,
ianslf Successor % Wagner 4 Matthews.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-11-17
@it and aumaG,
Fdta ana His Naighbors ohieksns.

Frita has had more trouble with his
neighbSrs. This time he determined to
appealso the majesty Of the law, and ac-
cordipgly consulted legal gentleman.
"How vas dose tingss" he said swell, a
vellerc's got garden, und der odder vel
iere7s get some chickens eat EN- up. Don't
you got some law for dotgi' "Some one 5
chickens have been destroying your gar
den2" asked the lawyer. 'Straw in mine
garden Nein; it was vegetables" Sand
the chickens committed depredations on
themgn aIsh dot SOL asked Fritz in
establishment sand you want to sue for
damagesY' continued the lawyer. "Yaas.
Gott for tamages, and der gabbages, und
der lettagus p '.Did you notify him to
keep his chickens upg" 1sYaas. / did
aodify him. sand what did he say 2"
He Modify me to wipe mine shin of aud
pull down mine vest" "And he refused
tocomplywith your just demand?' "Heyg'
HHe allowed his chickens to run at larger
aYaas. Some vas large and some vas
leetle vellefes, but dey vos scratch mine
garden more as der sefen dimes itch "
"Well, you want to sue him ?" "Yaas, l
want to sue him to make Won blank fence
ub sixdeen feed his house all aroundt, yot
der shiekens don't got ofer." The lawyer
informed him he could not compel him to
build such fence, and Fritz left in rage
.exelaiming Next summer time I raise
me shickens, too, yon bet. I raise fine
shickens. Wipe OF your vest down