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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

WIN you are depressed by tho gaunt,
siekIy feeting Of disordered system, which
beeaS 10 he eieansed and stimulated into
healthy action, take dose or two Of Ayers
rus ana see how quick you can be restored
Ter shilling
"A PERFUME WITH A HUNDRED USES.-The
thIHropean toilet extracts are scents. and nc
ida Water. the standard perfume of North
ana south America, Is an article of great and
varied utility, as well as a peerless luxury.
THE INTENSE ITCHING caused by certain
diseases OF the skin is speedily atlayed by
Gte1ns Saaphnr Soap. which entirely removes
every species OF eruption, is perfectly safe and
far v,,saner and more effective than any ONT
ment.
Ladies of forty who use Hurs Hatr Dye
seem ten years younger.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
s e aeS Of he ,SI eh
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery. and diarrh9a, whether arising
nom teethtng or other causes. An old and
WeA-srted remedy. Is cents bottle.
HAPPY T1DrNes for nervous sufferers, and
Quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts etfec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. ~ s,H,d&kly
call attention to A. Fischers Chemical Scour
ing and Dyeing Establishment, Noses street
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American OF
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in q manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest In the city on account Of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re
moves grease spots effectually from any article
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned two
pair for for Is cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

DIR. Elliot continues to improve gradually,
We are glad 10 learn.
A marriage license has been granted to Jas.
T. Harrison and Susie &. Bailey.
An excursion party OF 80 colored people
from the neighborhoOd of Rapidan Station, on
the Virginia Midland X. r.. arrived here yes
terday morning and returned last evening.
The National Charitable Industrial AsSOcia-
ton has elected the following oficers:-J. W.
Cromwell, editor of the Peoples AdyocGte, pre-
sident: John Lotson, vice president: William
Morrison, secretary.
Mr.. Patrick Curtin's shop, No. llG9 G street
northwest, was entered by thieves Monday
night and robbed of clothing valued at 335.
A new society, the Chapel Point Club
chiefly composed of our Catholic fellow citi-
zens in the northeastern portion of the citv,
has been organized for social purposes. A g..
COPIES, president: ThOS. A. Rover, secretary
and j. j. Fullerton, treasurer. 1t has been de
clded by this organization to give select eX-
eursion to Chapel Point, Md, shortly.
Mr.. s. nj. Bryan 1.-THE special commissioner
OF the Emperor of JAPAN has rented TO Sena-
tor Morgan, OF Alabama, his fine residence in
this city, at the northwest corner of 18th and G
streets, for the term of five years.
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TNHE GRANDEST EXCURSION
Il OF THE SEASON TO
OXFORD, Marytdnd, Au0sast 20. 1878.
Forty-two miles TO Anna @-rSEs=5zz1
polls via the b. 9. 4. B.,
and 80 miles ride down the
Chesapeake Bay to Oxford, on the splendid steamer
SAMUEL j. PENTL.
remaining four hours for boating, fishing and crab
Ing. Returning, stop one hour at Annapolis
Leave Washington .. m. returning at 8 D. m.
Tickets 80 Is. Children under IL years half price
FOR sale at Brad. Adams stores, Ferguson g.
Pennsylvania ave. east; Oldberg's, Sd and East
depot angle n
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Summer Entertainments.

An excursion to GlymOnt will be given to.
morrow on the Express for the benefit OF St
Stephens Church. The boat will leave at A.
m. and ) p. m.
The Potomac Fruit Growers will give an
other OF their enjoyable excursions to Mount
Vernon Springs next Tuesday.
The Mystic leaves tomorrow morning at 9
Ion Lower Cedar Point, returning at 10 in the
evening.
The we'll arranged excursion of Carroll In
StItute to Marshall Hall will he given to-mor-
row. The Mary Washington will leave at $50
a. M with the excursion party aboard and re-
turn at $50 pm. She will make an additional
Trip down, leaving at 80 p. M.
The excursion to Oxford, Md, will leave to-
morrow morning at eight and go by rail to
Annapolis, where the steamer will be taken
and the rest of the trip made by water. AT
oxford four hours will be spent and on the re-
turn stop OF one hour will be made at Annap-
Oils. The return to this city is fixed at D. m.
See advertisement of the excursion to Piuey
Point and Point Lookout on the Lady of the
Lake next Saturday for the benefit OF ST.
DOminic's schools. The boat leaves at 10 q. m.
The Nellie leaves Congress street bridge to.
morrow morning at 8, for one OF her regular
and pleasant trips to the Great Falls
The Mary Washington gives q moonlight
excursion this evening, leaves at rs and re
turning at ii.
The Sue leaves next Saturday evening for
her regular trip to Point Lookout and Piuey
Point. These trips are spoken of very highly
The HarbiDger leaves at $50 tomorrow
morning for NanjemOy, where after d cool
ride her passengers can enjoy Grabbing, fish
ing, and bathing.
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%The town of Somers, Mass, furnishes
sexton, hearSe and grave for all its inhabitants
at uniform charge OF 81.
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SELECT EXCURSION
TO PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
Under the auspices OF the Young
Peoples Association of ~ \

THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
steamer Jane Moseley will leave 9Th street wharf
TUESDAY, August 81, 1878, at o'clock PIN,
reaching Point Lookout at daybreak, affordIng
Grabbing; returning to Piney Point. remaining
until time for starting home, reaching Washing
Tickets, only 81; children half price; to be OBJ
tanned from the committee, X. J. Murray, 32l
and Frees bookstore. street, OPP. Ebbitt House,
ana VIM. Baiantyne & Son; Whitaker son,
M0rrisOn's, j. b. Adams, J. G. Parker W p
White. z. 6; Davis, T. y. Gsrtrell, Nourse' s
drug store, 9th and r, Majors, Thonpson's,
Duckett's, Mrs. " hiting's bookstore, Bridge ST.,
Georgetown. Good music has been engaged for the
occasion. State rooms for sale Frees bookstore
street, opp. Ebbitt House. Call early and secure
room. aupl5 I0t
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HHE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE will
FALLS hereafter on TUESDAYS, EzEz5k7
THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS and SUNDAls-
four times aweek-commencing tomorrow. Aug
8th, leaving Congress st. bridge Georgetown, at
O'Clock m. Fare SOC. For charter on other days.
Apply at the Boat, or at Auction Store corner OF
Bridge and Congress sts,. Georgetown. ansS
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GREAT INDUCEMENT TO WHOLESALE
BUYERS.
100 pair OF Ladies' French Kid Button Front and
Circular Seam, Worked Button Hole at. ...t2 10
1O0Pair OF Ladies' French Goat Buttons
4 large Lot Of Kid Button Boots dit. W w
feIent Styles and Sizes, from. ......1.00 to 90
A good Foxed Button Gaiter at...... 10
Good Quality, from. .7bc. to %
ATTENTION Is CALLED TO LARGE LOT
OF LADIES' SLIPPERS.
French Heel Kid Slippers, all sizes from / to g.
A Large Lot Of Newport Ties, Button and
Cases Ladies KID Sandal Slippers, first:
CLASS. s.''.'.....s....s..,s b
Second Quality 65
10 Cases Ladies' Goat Slippers at.............. 80
A. Large Lot OF Misses Slippers, all Sizes,
rce ct Of MEMS a tiers from a. 70 NJ
Low quarters from .9Oc. to %
A Broken lot OF Mems Lasting Congress
UaiIcES ~ 70
Mems Buckle, Plain and three-seam Shoes
W
Army SeWo0 at. ~
Large Lot of Boys Shoes in sizes from to
8, Laee and Congress, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Persons Purchasing to the amount Of So or ouer
tottt be presented 10Th q bottle Of
French Directing.
On Every Article Advertised a Discount
of Five Per Cent. will be Allowed.
aupely LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
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THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsylvania AuensIe.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.

ATTENTION, LADIES,
A large lot of LADIES' NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS. all of 81.
nrst- class quality, made from the best RI ~
French kid, which have been slightly dam
aged by the great, heavy storm Yesterday
August 9th, will be sold at great sacrifice
at the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
4S1 Pennsylvania Acenue.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
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POMT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
gTEAMER "STE."

CAPT. W. O. 8EOdE6AN.
The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE win resume h0
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR-
SIONB, june 18th, to Point Look. -.
out, stopping st Piney Point going
and returning. leaving stephenson' . wharf foot Of
Washington by am. on Monday. Meals WIN be
furnished on the Boat, and all the accomm0dationi
State Rooms and further information apply %
STEPHENSON q BROS. Agents. corner l2th
Ut. and Pa. ave. and It'll 1t. wharf. 1o6-Sm
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CARROLL INSTITUTE EXCURSION
" TO MARSHALL. HAIL.

THURSOA AUGUST 22D, 1878.
!, ,sas ~ her : wharf feSs q 90 strssf. 41We
leaving again at 81 p. M. and return at III o,clk
lckets nity cents. Meals furnished on the
COMMITTEES of arrangements-George Bogus J,
Edmuna Mallet, y. r. May, John Bling nam. K Z,
Whloe, inohas w. Dalton. aug16 st
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S G n1SY 6r FaS AZ EiM'-1as :s::.s'
a9ear Ssse 81, sS 8. s5 %s1s TT
TERNOOE1, leevlng hE wharf. tEminus q ths
.sn or on PC fs 81 fO ans % 60 cs as t hogs
doyn s1a cOIinf hSck, IafS . es6is. Ssismss
sUHH sr ~; xGTVyF FxS "a Iscve 11s yhsn
8lyRo0t. xoEo round TIN, = e6n1R.
q. B.-Soam@ Thompeon'S uekets not eood %
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BUSTINGs, BUNTINGs BUNTINGs silks, silks
silks, lawns, lawns, lawns beautiful lawns,
iuc: white Victoria lawns; largest assortment
Q! Inquired lawns in Washington. Carriers, I'll
linen; black, cream navy blue all wool bunt-
ing. Zoc: black cashmeres all pure wool, SOC.
pest callco, &C. the best and widest sheeting
cotton made, DC; ladies English stockings,
chlldren's colored stOckings.-Adut.
One HUNDRED ROLLS of carpets. lust re-.
ceived direct from the manufacturers: newest
designs out this season. from Is, 81, 81, 50, 81
patterns, cheap, at TOwson's. 63S Penn'a ave.
nue SOuth Side-Ad,r - Wv VIM :" q W.
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GELECT EXCURSION
- ON STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. DOMINIC'S SCHOOLS,
(Under the auspices Of st. Dominic's Division OF
the Young Gatholic's Friend Society,"
Leave Sixth-street wharf at 10 D. 49,
M; and return Sunday at IL p. m. ESSsefat77
State may be engaged at the Store OF Geo,
X. Petty, 603 Seventh street northwest, on and
after Monday, August 10. al2 2y
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NOTICE TO MOUNT yERNON Pas.
NSEN6ER@The steamer NARY
WAsHINeTON, which has been re-
Gently rented and furnished. l.. i.
RIake Captain 70 the only b0At allowed 30 land d.
eonRers St Mount Vernon wharf. Round utp n
iDciuding aAmission to mansion and grounds.
Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf daily (BundAys ex-
ceptedl ut 10 q M, and returns ct pm. ]. MCH.
HOLLIN66WOKTH, 8up't Ladies, Mount Vef.
Wa9hlngtO0s 1e1E-ly
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncanson
Bros. sold yesterday for Edward s. Wesc0It.
trustee, lot 46, in square "a; alley between M
and streets north and Ath and 18th streets
west lot 2SA by lO4 feet, with the improve.
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JUDGE HUMPHREYS AS A WR.rurp Pro
PHET.-In the Equity Court, TODAY. in the
case OF Brown agt Dyer ct al, Judge Hmm
TENDER 18th, and assigned as reason for mt
liking an earlier day that September win be
garner than it is now, w
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6h H0TRs HIDE On THE PoTO.

u MAC FOR 10 CENTS. 49,
Steamer NARY WASHINGTON EekgAHsa&
Seventh street, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and friday at 10 am. ; returning ut Az o. IN.
Moonlight Excursion will be given OF Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday nights, leaving at
5;lb: returning at III p. m. Fare round-trip 16c.
Music and Dancing on each OF the above trips.
The managers reserve the right to reject any per-
son they may see fit. lyH7 AS
HO FOB NANJEMOY.-Crabing, fishing
Ill and bathing. Steamer Harbin-
fss' eveIys THURsD Az ana md sun;
wharf. Tickets. 80 cents. Charter dsy ano
sfeRa anfx w s9f 19 boat or
Refreshments for sale on the boat.
ty2S-1m II. T. GREGG, Capt.
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NOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner Of 7th street
Naad New York avenue entrance ON New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan ONCE ~
in the city. Money loaned 1t the lowestO ~
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, PlAte
and Plated Ware, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, La:
dies and 4entlemen's Clothing, Carpets. ana al
articles Of value. 1An1-U
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- RAND SELECT EXCURSION
VI To RICHMOND, VA,
Under the auspices of the
YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOUY

CONSIDERATION OF FATHER KEANE.
Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac depot AZ IL
Aug. "a; returning, leave = GT
Richmond at O'Clock IN.
sunday, Aug. IS. Tickets for round trip, e. 90:
children between and IL years halt price This
train will consist OF hrst-class coaches only. Tick
cts for sale at principal Book, Drug and Cigar
stores. and at the Depot.
Sleeping cars attached. augS-d
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/ RICE BROS. have just completed most excel
lent nfe size portraits of Mr.. Geo. II. McIlhen-
ny and lady.oAdvt,
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IL Just received by W. r: WHITE CO., book
sellers and Etationere, 1l42 5th street NV ScroO
and B,anl Books SpeciAlteGs sepo'U
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TlHE STEAMER MYSTIC

Il Will for this week only, make Excursions
down the river for 25 cents landing 49,
as follows: TUESDAY-MathiaS. EANh-N
Point, leaving at 8 O'Clock a. m,
returning at 10 p. m. WEDNESDAYS 5
Point leaving at 10 O'Clock a. m, returning at 10
O'Clock p. m. THURSDAI-Lower Cedar Point,
leaving q, O'clock a. M. returning at 10 O'Clock
p NJ FRIDAI-Nan jemOy, leaving al 8 a. m .
returning at 10 clock p. m. SATURDAY~Poto-
mac City, leaving at 10 O'Clock a. M, returning at
on board. Boat leaves Potomac Ferry Comnanv
Wharf. Tickets sold at the boat ansIa. ~
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MONEY TO LOAN ON WATCHEa Ola
w MONDb. JEWELRY AND slLvEkWAHA
loan and Commission Broker. 1AlJ Pennsy.Se1!s
avonBA MVSt."
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II AME AND SICK HORSES pro-
IL nounced incurabe cured free of cost.
GILES' LINIMENT IODIDE AMMO IN
MA MAJ. sRsvins. , ,, splints Ringbenes. -,
without blemish. stains, Shoulder Lameness,
Navicnlar Disease. Shoe Boils, cure guaranteed.
Dr.. WIN. II. GILES, 80 West Broadway, New
York. Use only for horses the liniment in yellow
wrappers. Sold by Ill druggists. Wholesale. STOTT
CROMWELL. jy6-eo8ms
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foToMAc FRUIT or G FsK EsEA
ASSOCIATION, sA12kAh
AT Mount Vernon Syringe,
TUESDAY, August 81, 1873
The steamer Mary Washington viii leay, her
wharf 7th street, at 10 a. m. and s p. m return
ing at ana y O'Clock m Addresses ESSAYS
&C.: glass ball Shooting by Mills and oilers FARE
70 the puedc, SO cents; to holders of members
auS26 1W w. III. CHASE Chairnlan Con,
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A CLOSE GAME OF BALL--YeSterday'S game
between the Nationals and the Providence
nine was hard fight for victory 1t was dis
tinguished by some of the most brilliant play
ing OF the season. The Nationals played hard
and with great care. They deserved the vie.
Tory. winch at the end OF the ninth inning was
tnelrs oy score OF two to one Throughout it
vas game of intense interest,"
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- RAND COMPLIMENTARY
" ENCURsION TESTIMONIAL no

u. bhhDLE1 ADAMS. 4,
The Merchants OF Washington APP $780,
pfeclaIlng the enterprise Of Brad.
ADAMS, VIII tender him q grand Commitment arv
EXCURSION on the Barge Cockade City, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 26rII, al .:So.
Lanolng at Marshall Han, remaining two hours
an returning: arriving at 7th streee wharf at Il
z. m. Extra cars ia readiness. John Pazh r.
u; downing, Amphine 2 Iartette Club and othel
talent VIII. with music and dancing, enliven The
Committee. NJ. Dubant II. G. Ford Chas
Duncanson X. III. Campbell John Keyworrh w
" Burtette, Z. Z. White, Robert Beall Dong
las Bros. Tickets, (limtsdl 25 cents auc11
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MADEAoIFskkKkkLEEH f.sIFIE9y DHoNNE7

BEGINNERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Residence-1014 18th st. a. w
Daiiy cAsses for young ladies and Children con-
nected with good English schools ' o01
MoLnlng. afternoon and evening classes for Ia
dles. ladies' and gentlemen, boys and girls Priysts
n. B.-A good pronunciation {Parisian) ana the
use OF practical conversation rapidly acquired bv
nal and successful system
Reopening Of the classes October LIST ana
A1lu. auQ1-Rm
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Sunday School Convention
PoRr rREyeRrox My oz

PoRr TREvERroS, Nov, q, '7S
The first District ). ). convention O (
the East Pa. Conference. y. -. Church.
asscmblcd'in our village Nov. 10Th,
and adjourned on the 2O,h.
There were number Of Ministers
aud Delegates prescnt from various
fields of labor. The sessions we're
marked by an earnest spirit of work,
and due christian sympathy.
The principal topics discussed were:
/. Tho necessity and usefulness OF
5. S. conventions.
9. WHAT'S the proper aim and oh
ject OF the S. S.
3. What is the mark OF the 6. s.
reacher
4. How 20 conduct Sunday Schools
most successfully.
5. How should the church conduct
herself towards the s. S. in order To
reap the full heneit oft.
The discussions, were conlnclei In
an earnest manner, and were fa.l OF
spirit aud interest.
We trus, the seed sown will produce
an abundant harvest.
RsroRr.R.
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This will Pay.
j., NJ.

Many times the small cost will be
returned to every person, in the conn
try, or village, or city. who supplies
himself and family with the plain, ,prac.
tical, reliable, useful, paying informa,
ton given in the American A1ric,litur-
ist. II was so named because started
81 years ago as rural journal, but is
now greatly enlarged in size and scope
and profusely illustrated, SO that il
meets the wants Of all classes of cul-
tivators of the smallest plots or of.the
largest farms--of Housekeepers and
Children-of owners of Cattle, Horses,
Sheep, and Swine-of Fruit Growers,
Florists, Builders, Mechanics, etc.
From GOO to 800 original Engravings
in every Volume; bring right to the
eye and understanding. many useful,
labor-holping and labor.saving con-
trivances, largely homemade, and for
outdoor and indoor work also plants,
animals, construction of dwellings, etc,
etc. These numerous Epgravings,
makes this Journal greatly superior to
every other one treating ON the same
subjects. The persistent, caustic ex-
posures OF Humbugs and Swindles are
Of great value to all ts readers. Over
$25, 900 year are expended in colleo.
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Live Agents Wanted.

To'ell DR.. Chase's Recipes or In.
formation for everybody, in every
county In the United States and Cana
das. Enlarged by the publisher to 64s
pages. n contains over 200 house.
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Exclusive territory gwen. Agents
more than double their money. Ad.
dress DR.. Cbase's Steam Printing
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leEs sCst.

Nov. l'h In Nuss"r's Vale Of DEBILITY,
Cor. Alico, laisnt daughter Oi ID ,nisl sal u :.
days.
Nov. Tth. ~ locator twp, Nl'nin Co, Of In.
ILLUMINATION, James wilson RJ.nis, ssel q
ycsrs, month ani - isis.
Nov. ;th, 10 Nect beaver twp, OF Consump,
tion, S"phio maurer, eyed ~ yeaTe, . nouths
and ~ Jays,
Nov. i3,h, near Ad,msburs, OF Paralysis.
susan Maurer, aged % years, . months aud %
days
In Free lutg, Nov l9th OF Membraneou.
Group, hatry Newton spn of illiSm Il. znd
,sthrrino .. Helm, sped 8 year,, bmontLs Ani
lo days.
Nov. 18th, In Rloi field, Junlata Co., Or. e.
i. "eim'r, aged ~ yeArs.
Nov. 2ist, ia Philadelphis, arsr = brIsf III.
ness, CHARLES Weslcy, sou oi Henry spain,
seed ~ years and months.
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Letter IRON Ohio.
BeLLsvus, Ohio. Noy n5

BnLLsvus, Ohio, Nov. IS, 1873.
En-. Posi- write you bv,.f letter
which may hare some interest 10 our Say
der colniy frieuJs.
The corn crop ~aieh va, an average
yield is cribbed AMI the apple orup the
largest Zoe yeSrs--ha> been g.thereI-
the prices Of which was 80 low that il
scarcely paid 'or the labor. Peaches we're
abundant and commanded fair price.
The wheat crop was nearly as large as in
1871 bat only commands 90 cents pee
bushel. Hard times did not hurt US much
until lately. Three Snyder county m,u
whose nslnes will suppress, but are we'll
known TO the law we're arrested for rob.
hug an old resilient Of Bellevue named
Heater They entered the house ia the
nisht and plunderei tho old man Of s,7-
90 IN moncy and four silver watches, The
thieves we're captured AMI the stol,n
property recovered. Tasy are safely
Gagged in Sandusky county Jail and waiting
trial and will get froe rijs sul pleuty Of
time to learn ,raies thoroughly.
Yours Truly.
N
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the best and cheapest perfume ever OF.
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