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BOARDING AND RESTAURANT.
ID OCULAR, or day boarders, can find first-class
IN accommodations at the new boarding house
and restaurant on Liberty street, opposite the
Novelty Works, Canton 0.
june1477-gy LOUIS F. J0RDoN, Prop.
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SHERIFF SALE.
VIM. $. Cases Executors V. Stephen Case ct al.

By virtue ofan order to sell Issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and 10
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the door Of the Cour! house In the city Of Can
ton, on
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HOTELS.
FARMERS HOTEL

IN CONRAD & CO., Proprietors, Canton, Ohio
~. corner 4th and Market Streets This Hotel
is located near the center of business, being ono
block north of the court house. 1t Is well Gttea
for the accommodation Of travellers Terms modA
crate. oct28'75-yl !
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MISCELLANEOUS.
@. ]. aEIGER,

]. S. sHORB-VETERINARY SURGEON.
T FAVE orders at W. s. shertzer Il Co., or Z.
j Ernsts Livery Stable. may2ldma
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ALLIANCE HOUSE
DY D. .soURBECK-Atthe the Station, Alliance 0.
ID Meals always In readiness on arrival of cars.
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G. r. BALL,

DENTAL SURGEON, No. 9 cassidy Block, Cam
IL ton, o. All operations performed in the most
approved and satisfactory manner. sepl8'75n
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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
WIN. McGREGoR Publisher, and Plain and
w Fancy Job Printer, DEMOCRAT Block, Can
ton, Ohio.
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JEWELLERS.
PHYSICIANS.


HOMEOPATHIC CPHYSICIANAND SURGEON
Il Office in Mckinley Building, South end
Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Office hours, to 10
A. NJ II TO 3 and TO SPIN. may3-1y.
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A POTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA.
"A ceutist. Prescriptions promptly filled at ell
hours. Stand, East Tuscarawas street. Canton, o.
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JAS. K. GRAHAM MART B GoTsHALL'
GRAHAM q GoTSHALL,
A TToRNEYs. Ys.AT-LAW-For Wayne Indiana.
n mar877-ly+
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A TT0RNEY AT LAW-OG1ce in Eagle Block,
IA opposite the court house. In litgated cases
associated with Joseph @, Hance, Esq, of New
Philadelphia, o. nOvl378
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GEORGE e. BALDWIN,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW.-0Hice in Richards
n block, west side public square, Canton, o.
apr2374
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

JOSEPH FREAsE, F. r. CASE
FREAsE d CASE
A TTORNEYS-AT.LAW-Ca Canton, Ohio, ONCE
| N over Brothers. hardware store west side Pub
He Square, heretofore occupied byF E. Case
| mnlOO w
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A. @. PONTlUS.
SURGEoN DENTIsT.-O and residence in
y Jacquet's building, corner Gorgas and Chapel
streets, Louisville, Ohio. FILLING TEETH WITH
GOLD SPECIALITY. sept13.gy
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u. II, BALL,
DENTIsT CANTON, o. Office, with Myers q
~ Smith, No. A East Tuscarawas street.
novi6'76-tf
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PETER CHANCE WALTER s. CHANCll
P. CHANCE & SON,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
n LIC--P. Chance, Justice of the Peace-0fice
In east basement of Court House. Collections at.
tended 10 promptly. nov2674f
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DENTISTS.
DIR. ]. Il. sIDDALL

DIX. ]. II. bIDUALL,
DENTIsT-0fice in Harters Block, Canton.
~ Ohio.
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HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
A TToRNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
n Alliance, Ohio. 22-h
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J. W. UNDERHILL.
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Canton, Ohio. Office,
n Cassidy Block, public square, 3rd room north
side of hail. july5T7tf
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R. w. MCCAUGHEY,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW-Canal Fulton, Ohio.
n. Office Union Block. july577.H
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w. " A, MCKINLEY,
A TT0RNEYS AT LAW-Oflce in McKinley'a
N Block, corner Seventh and Market streets,
Canton o. jun2667
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I. I. PARKER.

A TToRNEY AT LAW.-oace, in Mckinley
n BLOCK, Canton, Ohio
nov16'76-tf
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WILLIAM ]. PlERO.
A TToRNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE
"A PEACE-0HiCe-New Cassidy Block (up
stairs), East Tuscarawas street, Canton, o.
may675tf
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A TToRNEYsAT LAW, CANTON, o.-0FFICB
IA in Cassilley new building, East TuscaTawas
street. nov369-Y1
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NJ. G. McGBEGoR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL COL
N lectng Agent, Carthage, Jasper county, Mis-.
souri,. OCt2lu
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HENRY W, GARRETT,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. No. O. Columbian Build
n. ing, Fifth street. between D and L, Washing-
ton city Please to refer TO L. SChOeier Attorney,
Canton, o. decl570
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GEOR GETO WV.

a COFFIN SENSATIoN.-Some imagina-
tive youth few Gays ago delving about in
a stable on lst street found therein a hearSe
tire property of the late John McQuillan. IN
which was coffin, in which they supposed
there was a chiid's body. The people in the
neighhorhOOd for awhile were much agitate1.
Finally a police officer arrived ana upon
opening the coffin found no evidences of a
corpse ever having been in IL.
THE NEW BELGIAN PAVEMENT on Bridge
street Will ne finished To day. Some of IL 2
merchants say that not enough sand has
been used. Be this as fl may, q few days ago
Commissioner BTy an i'll person came over IN
inspect the work and found 4 constdefa b IL
depression in the pavement at High aud
Congress streets, just in front of Hughes
bakery, TO which he called the attent on OF
several merchants in the neighbOrlooi, and
asked them 10 say To the wOrkmen lit being
after SIX o'clock thai he had been there, and
that "thdt place must be fXel."
BCfLDING AsSOCIATION.-At the 18Th reg
ulsr monthly meeting of the Ninth Bulding
Association, held last night at GoidarI's
bail, 81 1873 was sOld-being shares-at an
average OF Sl49 12E per share.
GRAIN-BOat Wheeler x BannOn, with
200 bushels of wheat and 800 bushels OF
corn, to Hartley & Bro. Boat Boyer, " n
200 bushels of corn, 300 bushels of wheat
ard 80 bales Of hay, TO j. q. & j. NJ Waters.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-OffariDg on
Change to day, 400 bushels of wheat with
sales as follows: 2l5 bushels at 81 Al, 2Ol do.
at 81 10, 10 do at 81 .3S, 6I0 do. at sl.36k go
do. at Shay 300 do. at S1.34. 81, 900 bushels
for all of September sold at Sl.33 at sellers
ODtiOn.
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ALE XA " DRIA,

End OF TIE STRIKE.-It was mentiOne
In yesterdays Gazette that in order to facili-
tate shipments of coal, the American Coal
company had agreed TO pay its laborers an
advance of five cents per boat, provided that
was the ruling price in Georgetown. 1t was
asceItained yesterday evening that the men
IN Georgetown were working at the old
prices without complaint. Accordingly.
when TIE hour for commencing work ar
rived this morning, Mr.. j. III. Parrot ir the
agent of the American company, called his
men together and told them that they would
be paid only the old rate OF 10 cents per boat
and that If they refused to work at that rate
the vessels here would be sent to Georgetown
TO be loaded. The labOrcrs, finding the agent
firm in his determination, went to work at
once
ADJ CSTxENT OF THE CITY DERT-Tne
ADDRESS ami plan of adjustment of tha e r
= ration debt, which has bean for garstel 10
lie holders of the city bonds. Is, il is under
stood, meeting with very favorable recep-
ton on all hands, and Will, no doubt, be- sue
cessfully accomplished The auditor has
forwarded the notices to all Of the bon In Dli
ers whose address he las. ard II is requested
that those who 30 not receive any send their
names and address 10 the auditor without
delay.
THE LOUDoUN HORSE THIEF-The man
LOveu, whose arrest In LOudoun for stealing
the horse OF Mr.. Il. L. Chambliu was men
ucned yesterday. was sentenced in 1853 to I 4
years in tie penitentiary for horse stealing,
but was pardOned by Gov. Walker after
serving about six years Gazette, 25h.
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
u

Ed. Sdr:-As the authorities are notifying
citizens that they must keep the side walk
free from grass and weeds, you or they would
confer favor on citizens by publishing the
law, SO We may know what II is we are re-
qulred 10 do. Many OF our citizens are COM
pafatlvoly new corners. and very few, even
OF those Who have resided here for years,
Know anything OF such law. Is there not
also law requiring the owners OF lots,
whether occupied or not, 10 prevent the
growth thereon of thistleS and Olher nOXiOus
weeds II not, there Ough: 70 be-fOr, to say
nothing Of the unsiShtlinesS or whole lots
covered with thistles, jimson weeds and the
Ike, nearly o. high as mans head, within
stones throw of the capitol aud other
parks; IL is unjust to those Of us who try Il,
keep our grounds nice, to let these weeds
propag gate their seeds ard scatter them broad
cast over our lots and the city generally.
this subject, they cover the whole ground and
make thorough work. am willing to bear
my share OF the burden, but want all to do
the same. i would like also to inquire why
II is the authorities have sent laborers to dig
the weeds from around the trees on certain
streets and not on others? What is their rule
OF selection, and why are not all trelted
alike? A CITIZEN.
Paragraph 8, page 2l4, Webbs Digest,
says: sit shall be the duty of each aud
store, or any other kind OF building, to have
the paved foot walk and cutters in front of
nls, her, or their premises cleaned daily from
the LIST OF May 10 the LIST of December, by coll
iectIng the dirt from such gutter into piles, to
De removed under !the direction OF the COM
missiOners OF Improvements so soon as pos
sible after ii has been collected; and any per-
son or persons who shall fail or refuse to
have the paved foot walk or gutter In front
OF his, her, or their premises cleaned as
hereinbefOre provided, shall be subject to fns
OF not more than five nor less than 81 for
each ana every Offence."-ED.
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THE COURFR.

PoLICE CoURT-J.lIoe MUS Y,ro tsvn
making fire in the street Louisa Mason an I'D I'D
sinner " as setit down for vsgraney. Chas. inder
was fined 500 Tor carrying pistol.
. TERAsHING CONSTABLE.
Caroline Williams. colored was charged with as
SAUL on Hcra5o Merryman, a county constable. who
testified that be to distrain woman for rent,
an this v oman turned and pat head On him. He
Jaws and threat He was getting a pretty good
thrashing, when ne called in his reserves who were
stationed near by and the tide Of the battle then
changed. heTryman : colsred reserves cUrroboratej
his testimony For defence three colored witnesses
ryman but that she did catch him BY the and
Put him out 4 the house The court thought that the
officer Of the law must be sustained and fined the
fendant sic, or thirty days Caroline being unable
j lS pay was sent down with child in her arms to
and MACE CIftsip h Ind Mindr' Aeert Esseri
sweaLll Z; IS John Worcester. trespaSS on parks;
battery ON Frank Quinand. a car driver This was
a set night about some woman in HON both were in
trrsted rank testified that Tim approached him
aud dealt ann blow covertly, knocking him dow a.
Other witnesses did not see il in that light For de-
fight wac agreed upon. aud Frank getting the worst
al ~ s""re out warrant against his assaant The
Stewart Wilson, genteel-lookip Young man, wa
arraigh'd IN the dock on the charge Of stealing
mems clothing, watch, &c, all together worth
about So the property OF John Russell, who testi-
finding wilson With r and coat so and To o,b nr
articles in wn-shop- and also To- Wilson's con
testified to arrestng Wilson and recovering the stolen
clothes from two different pawn shops Wilson CON
fessed to taking them and sand another another young
man named Douglass Alexander was associated W h
him in the job man named Dcvlin testified to pur
chasing come of the clothes from exander and vii
son. h. had purchased articles from both Of them
before. The court sent the case to the grand iury
fixing bonds at $500 Buck Powell. assault on Jim
EiaCkIurnc; i 10 and costs or thirty DAYS Robert
White, assault on Henry Burrows. an old man, " h.
bore marks of rough treatment D. his face: 400 An
appeal taken and bonds given. Emma Fraxner,
charged with assault and battery on Matte Hpr,l-
ley; : Joseph douglass larceny OF large he'll
belonging 10 Ohm RAY at his farm in MONTGOMERY,
county. Officer Hiuene arrested nuu glass it'll th,
bell IN his possession. Ii large one aud worth
8 ~; sixty days in the county lail.
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1Nirginia and West Virginia seem to b,
the seat OF a small whisky rebellion.

- Virginia and West Virginia seem to be
the seat OF small whisky rebellion.
~ The striking cOntagiOn has been eau ght
by the cigar makers, but it will all end In
smoke.-lN Y. HeralL
@Ann Barclay, the wife of Rear Admir- al
;. ID. Trenchard, Of the United States navy,
died In New York city Monday.
~The heavy black Grape walls used in
mourning invariably produce skin diseases
on the face; hence their unpopulariiy.
0The community of adventists at Dam
vers, Mass, convinced that Saturday is the
proper day 10 observe as the Sabbath, have
given notice that hereafter they win do no
work on that day.
- X. W. Flower, Jr., who was the mana
ger OF the marrow gauge railway around the
centennial sr0u, ds, has recei we'd p-opes =
ton 10 go 10 Paris aid tuild AMI Oosrate n
similar road on the rosit on groun Is there
next year.
1-A special telegram has been received
at the city OF Mexico from Matamoras an
Douncipg the recognition ofthe Diaz go vern-
ment by the United States IL was of course
not credin d and was hardly noticed by some
OF the papers.
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1T IS A WELL-KNowN FACT that many
grOcers sell Dootey's Yeast PO,ctier at the same
price they do the cheap, inferior kinds, ani,
as they pay more for ii, make less money;
hence they rever sell 1t unless the purchaser
demands, and insists on having it. They
Keep II out OF sight, ard urge customers 10
take the common kinds because they are
more profitable Good, PURGE articles have a
value, and cannot be sold as low as those that
are adulterated
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TO Ladies' and Gentlemen

We wish To can afTenfi0n IN a. Fischsr,.
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 906 g street, near eth street. BY
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
he 10 enabled to do his work In Q manner not
TO be eQualed by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
ana Gents Suits arc, in fact, the cheapest In
the city on account Of his superior work.
Give him . call-S0s q street. PunctuAlity
guaranteed.
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HAPPY TIDISGs for nervous sufferers,
ard those who have been Gosed, drugg ed
and Quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
els ctually cure premature debility, weak
ne IS, and decay. Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free
York City. sI8,dSkIy
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NOTHING IS MORE HARAssING than boils
or ulcers. Fortunately they can be quickly
healed by the use Of GIenn's Sulphur Soap,
which purges the sore of its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, and thus removes the only
obstacle to its healing.
Grow young In ten minutes with Hilrs In
Simultaneous Hair Due. eos
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NHE STEAMER MARY XAGHING-

THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Il is making tTip5 40 Gi5 mont and RL.
INTERIM diats lsDGiUgs daily tSu;day $50 ~
excepted, leaving her whsrf, foot Ofae@s7,<-srsSs
th stree, at ?S "a; returns about o'clock .. m
bU1DAY ES,CRSIoSS-Two trips, T. Mount
Serron Syringe; !, swing at 70 O'Clock G. %. eul
returning at clock Firs. "trip fare. 80 cents
Second Trip, eaviT al $50 and ctprEIuga- Coca
m. Fare, Is 9, aus. Those going On the srst can
return GU the $500 trip free OF charge. CIR ZAP
CHILDREN = TRIP-Children will be taken on
Saturdays for Is cents round trip; sduts, Is cents
Tickets will entitie TIE hOlders TO stop 81 the
usual landings until the return trip of the boat
god only on Saturdays. Children must ia al cases
b accompanied ty their parents s1nlt
friend.
TIE STEAMBOAT HAHy W1sHiNGTOE
can te charter tor EE:Grsions by Ggp.ylny On
street, opposits tie Patent Gftce.
r. 81. TROTB,
my15 An President Of Comnepy
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WHLET = LLDDEH,
Oss,sev 0lesA ssrses sd Mes Yerk sSesssSs
iyN-u Opposite Northern Liberty Market.
DILEs AND FIssURE.

Or. sHRADER. once room - D. 0losd Bund.
ing fscufhwest corner 9th and strosts,D c0ree
Ffles and Fiaurs without knife, Lieafurs o. Oaas-
tic and without pain, and GUARANTEES cure IN al
f Src s e &c So "a :sss b. d 6ss.s
0uperintendsn mt Washington and 0sor0s1Dv1 Rail-
eat; N1. fuoker, merchant tailor, A0V ISSsyi-
xs,te evense: I; 3. nsrshs, 2. .. Dsflr6sss,
-; e: 10y ssss 80 = 2. :Rsss:s;s -:
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WHArRvER tends 20 kesD the blood sure sure,v
leads to yfolong Lie. Dr Bulls Blood Gixture by
tts specific aetCn moon the bl0od, Eeepe il rays N
. condition Of purity, Il
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School SUITS FOR ROY3.-Just opened at
a. SIRIUS, No. 10ll Pennsylvania avenue,
between 10Th and 18th streets, a large assert
nent Of school suits, which will be sold at
UNUSUAL low prices 10 suit the times. WNf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-29

HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs.-The
debiliiated and responding vale;udinarlan.
who feels as IL he were but half alive; who
shuns company, and has no relish for either
business or pleasure, is metamorphosed by
brief course Of this most Potent vegetable
inVigorant into quite q iff. rent being.
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CITY ITE MS.

WAR NEws-The Wars of the Roses have
now finally terminated in the complete
triumph OF the While Rose E.c!ract made by
j. 4 T.. Atkinson. WAS
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CELECT FAMILY EXCURSION
- T"fer the eUspice- ~
EQ UAL DiFESTpN, NJ q, SONS Of TEN
PERA NEE
TO PlHEY POINT AND P.Ik T LOOKOUT,
On board the fine am c,Wnciious steamer

JANE MOStLEY
be boat viii leave her " harf. foot .NNxN
of 9th street, 90 SATURDAY, EVEN Eek5fsxs4t
ING, tVpitnbar Ths Let. iS77, At assH
OCT OK sharp. stopping on Sunday At p,ney Pnfgt
scd P' II LOOK cat. to allow those v h. avait them
selves ctIiI- nIfGnity lrT Fl,a-s-f .NcCFsoD,
ar re tiIGe { 7 bathing AMI fsh.ng. &c. j -turg
70 v aShiT g.Cn early Monday morning in tins Tor
tusiness. Comfortable sleeping ram 1sT.Vrs
vii! be frrris'ec e. each per- free 4 charge.
s'e'eroon's will be charged extra Muse Is pro
Ndtd Tor the occasion. No HUI ~ VII te sOta or
x away during this trip.
SaterCons Cor roU:t-tr'p can be hsi - Jos ~
lllan's. No 500 a. street, Cf L ''SoaI,
No $40 A. Sir It. Ii ,kst= for one 2. r p, : 4
each, Ckrts Ter chid-en and servET r. - half oriC
can be haC at the pusic Il & John r. IL, -on-
: lvRIia avenue. Bred. Adrms' bookstore: II G.
mitchell's, NJ. 1910 III street. n'rrrwo-:: g. .
Ashley, No. l2Gti T-e', Or. 4. + Howe, Trfa
sury OeprTfmeI T. John e. " iI5an. Pension gf7r.:
IsSiAh N.i'ard, Patent Office: Ed SU' reTl Srd- En-
gireers' bureau War department.. IT. Howard.
General Post ofiC-; ". II. Norton, Gayer"ment
Printing flee, Of any member If tee ID fision.
Cow
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YOUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUR'

The Barre COCkADE CITY Wit give select Ex-
curSions EVERY WEDNESDAY
ENENlNG during the season. leay- ~
ing her " hsrf at o'clock 2. esr2<1<Nsas
seGrp. returning at II clock, remaining 8: Mar
Ticket., Is cents.
SRegular Sunday ExcGrions for Ladies aad
Children, leave at - .. and return at O'Clock
Tickets, Is cents, Children free.
EreunG caterer On,
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RT1CEN or EXCURsIONIsTs.- Captain
JOIN SCaI borough. OF the schooner f. w
N1lson, returned yesterday from a two
weeks trip down the Chesapeake Bay, with
an excTT>ion PARTY from this city, among
ihtm Detective ClarvOe and son: Il F. MILE
er, OF the War department, and others OF this
CITY AID Alexandra. The party went ashore
az IElLCOtes CUE Island, AccOmac county,
s., and New tCvn, Worcester county whers
they had fire sport shooting game and catch
Ihs hsh. Several sharks were captures! dur
ing The trip, ard Wild pony on Cninco-
league Island
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DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
for soap.
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
WRITING WITHOUT INK.
THE MIRACUL OUS PEN

This Pen is used like ordinary pen. II ID sum.
Gent 60 dip 1t Into Water you would dip ordi-
nary pen into ink If the writing Is inter ded to bs
so G ny the pres; shake the hrst drop carefully
WED or cleaned. 1t always writes without the
ieest care 1t Goes not oxidize and never becomes
;s@eary tsupplies the place OF all pens and Of all
INKS, and IL prepared In different Colors, such as
ysIA violet, Bed and Blue. The colors are I'M
Snaneeeoie and fndesnuctible; thev do not fuju re
the nnest fabric, and very brilliant. No once
any.
Price, 10 Cents each or for Is Cents win be
three are ordered.
,fhe MA0IC INKsTAND furnishes, By pouring
Esus water II II. Black Ink with all the pro per.
ties OF the Magic Pen 1t win last I'VE years. For
portsnt ats and deeds 1t IL unsurpassed, az
the most yowerfu. acids, - chlorine OK ac
ecsd, &c. Price - Cents each.
b. 0ILVERRER6,
613 Seecssth s&reee aogtAsUoot,
Sole Agsoe tor District OF Columbia.
THE PEOPLE CONTINUE 70 PR1prn
~. III MPn0vm SODA.
49, 0K0EHA nou~np RA>~AR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-29

EIRST EXCURSION TO POINT LOOK
4 OUT THIS SEASON. The Fine
Steamer CHARLOTTE WANDER Exs4AAxN
BILT, Captain Entwisle, will ieaS e&ss1r&sEx.sa
for Point Lookout and HarshsII's on Saturday
night al O'Clock sharp, All every Saturday there
after, returning Monday morning aT 6 clock.
Fare round trip 81 So.
Fer state rOnmF, &c. inquire on board or Al w
ID. " Evenings, 300 9TH street A fine brass band
viii sccomLsny every excursion.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
every Monday and FTiisy Girtts Leaving 7tl-
3 cents.
The steamer csn be chartered for excursions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-29

LABCR LEAGUE At the meeting OF the
IatOT League ard tIs,.es last evening. the
committee III behalf of thr league determined
10 hole their ORG mass meeting AT Lincoln
nal. al q b held only rC> IOU~iSla Tor their
OWL acts. The trades then formed commits
lee To bold n mass meeting In CITY Hall
square. and appointed a COMMITTEES 10 wait
upon the Tresidsn OF the labor league and
request MIN 10 urge upon the league the me-
cesSIty or unity with the trades in the pro-
AT the u( xt me- ting NS