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n e. wAGeAMAN, Real Estate Auctiopeer

TR1srEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY ON II ARYI.ANO
AVENUE, BETWEEN 6rH AND ira
STREETS NORTHEAST, CONSISTING or
THR RE THR Re BRICK IS.
SOUTH SIDE OF SAID AVENUE, AND
TWO TIRE STORY BRICK HOUSES
ON THE NORTH SIDE SAID AVENUE.
da nnHer aud IA. ~ virtue Of deed Of trust, -
rec, EscSldsd r. Lbe be- Ne. 7ss foio IS, Of the
signed trustee Will sell At pubic auction. 10 front
81 thc premises. on TUESDAY september II b,
at O'Clock p M, all of lots No and g In
square 1893, With improvements thereon: also. lot
NO and an Of original lot G. In square 884, with
Terms Of sale: One fourth at purchsae mon y In
cash, and residue In three equal PAYNE Is of six
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at 6 psr
cent from DAY OF sale. tho deferred Yme ts to be
secured on the property sold to the Satisfaction OF
the Trustee; or 81 cash, at the option Of the pur-
i've days from sale, the Trustee reserves the right
to cell ct risk and cost Of purchaser drposif of
500 will be required whom the bid Is acc.p,ed.
sep6-d&ds TIL s. E.WA6G AMAN T-ustse.
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Mus L. Aod ANN A. Seai ASta'e Aoc'ioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE ON l STREET, BETWEEN 2lSr
AND 22D STREETS NORTHWEST, No.
2l41.
Under and by virtue Of certain deed OF -
trust, daf ed 18th day of April 1877. and .:1
corded In Liber $40, folio go, and at the re- ~
quest Of the party secured thereby / will on NON
DAY, September 18th, 1873 at O'Clock p. m.,
sell al public auction all that parceof land lying In
the city of Washington. ID. c., aud known as part
OF lot In square No. rs. improved by q two-story
frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest from
day OF sale. $50 Is required when bid Is accepted
Should the terms of sale be not compiled with in
Ave days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk of defaulting purchaser,
seI5-d THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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THE EVENING STAR.
SATURDAY........Se September 2, 1873.


Y8U1 ADvERrIsINa.- HiIlionS OF dollars are
annually thrown away In this country In useless
and ulegitimste advertising. The experience Of
all enterprising and successful business msn L. that
nothing repAys so well the money invested a adver
Using In . paper which EVERYBODY reads. That
Is the true WAY to secure publicity. The best busi.
ness men know the value Of advertising In such
paper-and such . paper Ii TIE EvRNIN9 STAR.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion 70 The
population Of the city In which IL IL printed Of any
paper in the world. II practically oossrs to
sohoIs GsLd.
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BANKERS.

A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
II will execute orders for the purchase or sale OF
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions Is each 100 shares. Stock privileges
fence solicited. Henry Merriam. Member Am.
Mining anc stock Exchange, % wall St, New
NaticnsI Trust Co.. New York. tsn1
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Oh, GL0Ta 9TH S Ag;1L. R1GL dsaleE IN
&c., 623 It'll street southwest oilers great bargains.
He pays the highest prices In CASH for the several
20. 0OVG-6
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LONDON "SOCIETY."-One Of the flimsiest of
modern book makers, Mr.. HepwOrth Dixon,
went over to the United States some time ago
and brought back with him mass of title
tattle and rubbish, which he had picked up I'm
the streets, with the hope of proving that the
principle of spiritual Wives" was the foun.
datiOn of American society. Any American
traveller In England, with good opportunities
OF collecting Information, could very easily
write a book Of the same character about Eng
land, but with this difference, that IL would be
strictly true. We are not aware that any Free
Love community has yet been established In
or near London, but the theories on which
these communities are founded are coming
more and more into vogue. Moreover. they
are not even practiced In secret. Notorious
lidisOns are carried on in the face of the pub
lie; ard 1t would be thought a very great
breach OF courtesy on the part of anybody to
ask Lady A or Mrs. B to q country house or
garden party without the gentleman who oc-
cupleS the recognized position Of lover. No
doubt there were always cases of this kind
any man who has known life can mention
dozens OF them. But the system was never
quite SO openly carried out as il is nOw-never,
that Is, In our days. There Is no secrecy or
mystery about it. Under such circumstances
It Is not surprising that the vices of the age
Tor we suppose they may still be called vicesE
should have had some effect upon its htera-
ture, and produced q crowd Of Journals like
those which Dickens denounced as abomina-
BILE because they were "American," but Of
which we have much worse types In England
than any papers that find their way inTo de-
cent American h0usehOlds.-[ London Week.
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se1b.eoxos % a. p q RHsiGEi Trustees
d II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE or
STREET, NEAR 23D STREET NORTH


ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE or l
STREET, NEAR 23D STREET NORTH-
BY virtue Of deed Of rust recorded in L,ber -
records Of The District Of Columbia, and de-
cree OF the Supreme Court CT the District OF
Golums sls passed in equity csqas No. 57sl June
selteM Der, 1873 a. O'Clock p. M In front of the
premises, sell at public auction lot g. In square 40,
proved, containing about 6. 34s square feet o.
ground will be subdivided into three lots. each of
which VIII have frontage Of about I'll feet on 1
street, and will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One third, together with the ex-
penseS OF sale, in cash; the residue In three equal
payments at SIX twelve and eighteen months, re-
spect1veiy, 10r which the ootes OF the purchaser,
bearing Interest from the day Of sale at per cent.
per s119 az payable semi-snnusy and secured BY
or the purchaser may pay cash in full. at his OPP
tion. All conveyancinR and recording will De at
the cost Of the puIcha-er and II the terms Of sale
sale the property will be resod at the risk aud cost
OF the defaulting purchaser. deposit Of $50, or
$50 on each subdivided lot Will be required at the
time Of SALE
WIN. HELMICK.
H. G. ALLEMAN, ; Trustees,
Office, 928 9th street n. ".
j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman. sep3-d
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M4RRTED.

her 81, 1878, bv the Rev. A fred II. Ames ESQ,
W. WALLER, of Washington, II. c TO ANNIR
VI. FILLING, OF England.
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q 1eI6!CH and every kind Of ORNAMENTAL
&IEATHERS dyed and manufactured st tho
11ANCA 06TABLSHHENT, 616 9th street.
sppo0W united SAteoHAtent OfHoo. my00
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AUCTION SALES.
T,nOMAs DOWLINs, Auctionser.

T,HOMAs DOwLINs, Auctioneer.
SALE OF STORE FIXTURES STOCK IN
Trade &C.. OF ORIG STORE, AT AUG
On nSSiNpAY AFTERNOON. se,tem,sr~
g. At 80 clock. viii asi At public eocI ioS q
on the premises corner 14,h aud p streets =
northwest, al the Drugs Chemicals, Fancy Ar
tlCleS, Store Fixtures &c. Contained in said store.
1t THOMAS De- WILING. Auct.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctlonesrs.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT ON
STKEhTi W. BaHITWEhN 2D A N d SD sTs.
On WfpsEspAY AFTERNOON, Sep -
tember 1lth, at O'Clock. we will sell, in i:::::
fronting 20 feet by dep,h OF 12o feet to an alley
Two small frame houses on the rear Of this lot,
sS 1dtii IL g Ib S ees mon h. This lot frcnss south
pa. sing Il T ont OF 1t.
Terms: Ope-third cash: balance In six. twelve.
tersst, and secured by deed Of trust A deposit OF
t1OO required at sale. sep7-3t
TNRUsTEts' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
STORY Bk1GK tTvkEH5uss E. a oNA
By virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing date II
the 18th day OF Derembfr, 1877, ard record :.:H
records Of he District Of Columbia, the under-
s the sT ut
September, 1873. at O'Clock D. m the east 20 feet
rIont. by depth of leo feet, Of lot s, in square
Terms Of sale: one third in cash, and residue In
three equal IL talments al six twelve and eighteen
months; for the deferred payments tt notes of
the pun haser bearing int rest per CEN. D r
ami M and secured Satisfactorily on the property
sold, to he given; or al cash. at up ion of purcha
Trustees reserve right m resell at risk and cost of
def uItil purchaser. 500 dep.'si when bid &C
eep's0' y. E E & AApkEESS. Trustees,
sci 7-d&d Office 42O 9Th st, NV.
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by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST,

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
corded in her No. S76, folio 200. Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and by -
will proceed to sell at public auction. In front OF
the premises, on MOND. Sepeem Der 9.h. 1873.
B. F. Gilbert's subdivision Of square No 676, In
the city of Washington, Ia the District Aforesaid.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the residue
In three equal instruments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest for which the notes
trust on the property sod and IL the terms of sale
be not complied with within five days from day of
sale, the property will be resOd risk and cost of
de: aulting purchaser, after three days notice In
the Evening Star newspaper. COnveyancing at pur-
chaser 8 cost. e. M. MOUSSE, Trustee,
w. B. WILLIAMS, Auct'r. aug3O-eo&ds
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no THE WHITE MOUNTAINsl

yI.O THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
81 !, !. :, hxfsE S., iTSSx .IS In
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS' TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
ant; go through from New York to the Mountains
by daylight In u hours.
Tickets and further information can DO obtained
In Washington at once of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad. aug4 I'm
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NOTICE.
With tbs view OF diminishing thu chances Of
collision, the Steamers of this Line take q specific
oourse for All seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown % New
York or Boston. crossing tho mer1Gtan Of 90 St q
IT., o. nothing 70 the north Of q.
On The homeWArd passage crossing the meridian
q 20 ht g iAt., or nothing 20 the north Of a.
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sTEANERs FOB NEW YOSK.
GERMAM LLOYD.

EOUTHAHPf0N AND BR1AEN.
The steamer, Of this COMPANY III ~ every ST
1tFeet, Hoooken. Rates Of passage: 1&S&
FROM New York 10 Southampton, LOn.oo
Don, Havre and Bremen, nrst cabin. 500; second
cabin, $50 gold; Storage, 80 Currency Tor freight
q p,s:aee, apply 70 p,.rS OEaLa!Oh1 ca
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A UC1ION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PaO-
IA PERTY,

WAsHINGTON, D. c., September g. 1878, I
VIII be sold at public auction. at IL O'Clock m
on THURSDAY, September Ia, 1878, at the u. 8.
Subsistence Depot, 18th street, between b and @
southwest, quantity Of public property, consist.
iIg OF Desks, Iron Safe, (large) Rubber Hose,
Tackle. Cauldrons. Cross Tree (dOuble) Wagon,
BAKE Pans. Bell (large) Wagon Wheels, Window
seu6 st THOMAS WILSON. q. s., o. s. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CKUsTFE'S SALE TWO STORY FRAME
DIV ELLIkG- qkl Il STREET NORTH.

TKpsTFE'S SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
RWELLIN6-No. 941 n STREET NORTH
BY virtue cf . deed of trust dated August Ia
80, ID: 1871 duly recorded in Liber No. :.:k
662 folio 469 une Of the land records for the 80
District OF Columbia, and at The request of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at PUBLIC auc-
ton, In front OF the premises on MONDAY, Sep
ZEN be, 9tc. 1873. at 81 O'Clock D. M, all that
tain parcel Of ground, situate In the city Of Wash
1S). in Davidson recorded su bdivision Of square
NUMBERED three hundred and sixty-eeven (S8D.
together With the improvements. &C.
Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in g, IL
and 16 months, with interest, secured by deed OF
Of the purchaser; SioO deposit at time OF sale and
all ccnveyancing at purchaser's cost. Terms to be
serves the right TO resei the nrnnerty At the risk
and cost of the deaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement.
CHARLFS A. JAMES, Trustee.
J. T. COLDW ELL, Salesman. aug28-1td
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Re he bishop of Peterborough. who i<
said to be the foremost of English pulait ora
tors, breaches but once or twice year.
BE Benjamin Green, a farmer, was kiIIaJ
by lightning Thursday night, in his house at
Concord, few miles from Chester, Pa.
se-A cOroner'S Jury at Savannah, Ga, has
returned verdict OF shooting not in his
own defense "a genteel way OF abiding 10
murder.
Hf-Since the advent Of the conservatives IN
Office, the public expenditures of England
have averaged an Increase 81 nearly q. sllola
year.
sH- lie Pays, the B0napar,ist paper OF Paris,
OF. which Paul de CaSsagnac is editor bag
been summoned before the correctional p0-
lice Tor an insult 10 President MacMAhou
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~The Emperor william takes mud baths
A6-A few months ago fat fowl cost Is
cents and a fat lamb IS cents in Cyprus.
Prices are now about 800 per cent higher.
AEObject Of interest-To swell the princi.
pal
drought baker to drive a thorough bred
hOrSe3
@Rey Lewis Cobell, OF Virginia, has an.
In the Lynchburg district on the platform of
mo interest on money and death to lawyers"
@Ihe Rev. Robert Collyer, of Chicago, is
England.
IA stan commander was inspecting an
English yeomanry regiment on outpost duty.
Wna6 are you doing here, my mani" he
asked yidette. "Mackin' a DANCED fule OF
nyser, SIR" How sof" "Why, should be
z, home csrryin' hay" his heart was not IN
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TIE SOUTH. ,.,.
1he win and elegant iren Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE. Capt. O. j. BoNN1-
WILLIE, leaves 6th-street wharf.
until further notice, eveay NON.
DAY, WkDNSDAY and FR1DAYs % o'ol'k
D.m., connecting with steamers fof 8o3sol, Proy1-
6e0oe and other Nerthern Points. Returning,
have9 Norfolk every TUESDAY. THUR2DAy
ma RATURDAY, ut q O'Clock p. ms
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDM0S,
steamer JOHN W. THOMP1ON, Captain JOIN
=. WOOD, leaves her wharf, telmi.
mus Of It'll and 9th street hneof oArD,
At q. m, three times Der week, Tor
Cuffiomln, Nomini md LeOnArdtCVn, stopping -
intermediAte landings each trip. Days Of Ailing.
Ame - Steamer 0AttAno.
Tor further Information, apply ~ the once. Over
METROPOLITAN Bank, KnoX's Express Once, or u
No Oompany's Wharf, foot Of 9Th street.
Baggage called for on application q Kn9x1 II
H, j, ACCINELLY, Agent.
BTEAHERS FOB NEW YOSA.
3he steamers JOHN GIBSON Md y, ..
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier 81 EAgt 49,
River, New York, ut O'Clock p. IN. $U
overy SATURDAY ut p. m. Georges
ooNn every MONDAY, and AlexAndIiA same DAY.
Freight taken ut lowest rates. For INFORMATION
Apply At once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
% 10 b. p. 4. DKNHA4. Agent, Wate streo&.
ap31-0 SAMUEL BACON. President.
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THE Latest PUBLIOATION0.

Around the World In the Yacht Sunbeam, >, b.
Mrs. Brassy; illustrated, $50. The Attanti;
Islancs - Resorts OF Health and Pleasure, BY 9. g.
and Taking Photograph, BY g. B. Prescott, III. !:
IS. The Battle Of Noble Bay, BY Com. =. A. Par
ker, U.S.N. maps, &c. Poems and Ballads, BY
5winbnrne: second series 81 Is. Legacy, By
Miss Mulock; $50. jet: Her Face or Her For.
tune; paper. Soc. Mag: 4 Story OF To-day; paper,
SOC. Miriam's Heritage BY Alma Calder; paper.
I6c. The Canoe and The Flying ProA; paper, DC.
Fer sale by EOHUN Bros,
ie2l II Booksellers AND statiooers, iDls Pa. ~.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

WycMAN's WORDs-Aa Original Review
w OF " h9t women are Doing II At Srseucss
Liferetmre, Education, IEdrssry, PHILANTHROPY
social REFORM and government. Also. . faith
tui record OF what men oong TO advance tn.
interests OF women. B-s-y hO.ssehoId should
r ,ott, one good .o"rnn"'s pnper Prbttshed
cents. Theresa Juan lewis sara Andrews Spen-
Ger, Publishers. Mrs. THERESA Juan Lewis Man.
aging Editor, SIS Walnut street. Philadelphia
IA au18
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EAsH.,v ABLE MILLINERY.
Gen TbEMEN'S GOODS.

Gen TbEMEN'S GOODS.
EAR ADE SHUTS,
en,s1a lied shirts, 80 cents; OF WamsuttA
..slip, IS = -. FINISHED, IS cents; OF Wam.
"a urst'1 81 cents. Boys Shirts IL, Hk and
zinc -snts unfinished, and % cents nm
: ned. u. y. .,,Eutta cstton.
Shirts To ORDER.
lie beg at e. 20; second, 81 u. 7o, u. %.
; Is and I'll -.Gn. Fit always warranted. Best
q yy Linen s,ollars, for d. special bargain;
; ls-s, fcT III Linen Cuffs % cents Per pair;
} IT do. 6T-s cents. Jeans Drawers, % cents.
ne Unt'sr 'lirts; Lisie Th esc DO. Noveiues Id
THoMPSON's sTIRf FACTORY
'slS-tr SFs II st. . e.. opp. Patent Omce.
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A SPLKNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, lS78 AT
NEW ORLEANS, Tt ESDAY, SKPTEhBRRl 10,

- 4 FORTUFE.
NINTH sRANp DISTRIBUTION. Iss AT
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, sKPrEMBkR 10.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
-, This Institution was regularly Incorporated y
sna SS bic p1rppses r. lsss Win s.pIt. q
EKR DisTRlBUTION win take place monthly
on the seoona Tuesday,, n never scales Of
p0stpOReS. Look at the borrowing oistrlouuon;
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 600.
100000 Tickets at 81 each, Half Tick.
LIST OF PRIZES:
CAplta Prize, $50, 900
Capital Prize ..................."..... 10, 600
aP aIRsa, Of f ri 500 S
30 Prizes OF 500. .................. 1000
600 Prizes Of 60. ................... 1000
AoVo 1fiLoeo Vi No.. 10, 0OQ
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Aap pppoI,mstion Fries Fries 81 sse0 100
sApprO1imstiOn Prizes Of 100 $500. $500. 90
q tSs
prominent points TO whom liberal comPensatioa
Application for rates TO clubs should only be msds
TO the Home once In New Orleans.
inior rIs oi OF send orders to ' ''' '0i'A
M. A. DAUPHIN,
+. u. b06 03<, NeU OTte0sses LOsstSt0ssNs
Aa-Al our 6rxnd Extraordinary Drawings aro
ct. Bssuresard and Jubai 4. Early. aui4-wSsss
r AME AND SICK HORSES pre-
tL PaSnIsd AZ f fSSb 5Tse & rs
MA: sRsyina splintss kidsbones. ~
Ds%s gsn.
Navicuiar Disease, Shoe Boils cure guarantsod.
Bend III s. 0;%DSs fss s. VT
York. Use only for horsee the IMMINENT In yellow
n. 'E"'EEz1.t cH xrr.r..A
For s's { ssss SisI i; ssTT RI ~. st IA
IxB1Es 'Ws&S1 TciA iS SPECIALITY.
KNM,.EDY,s nEAL EsTATE OTTO
II Rn S0las sS IN " ne Sf:l re: 10 1StA -
Money Loaned o. Raj Etats
sIe ss sscss: :Hs ss AZ
Without charge. Nl0-H
0EooND ~ CLoTHINs.-rs oeH y..esh
s. the cify % dispose Of eseond- hand OOthtne.
T S:s sss os SSn: r''sl ss 81 81 e
&c ss s::S r., 3. F :SS,s i ss%s
or ~ e1 D4o%p q :. .tsssdsd =: =. TT.
Ds .ssosss S.nsoa "a &c visOs q yoe5 .
~ ahSuH be tak0 b. o1 shout 20 mAFfy, q We
hsve become Weeksasd nom exoso or Sny oehGR
G.tss s2sochsssu s5lI;s Hss 60 De ~
OOHKN's LOAN OYYICR oofnr q IN strssa
OAnd New Y0fk ovenuo, entrance On u0W -
York avenua ne most private Loan O0ceXOR
II The city, Money 1ensd . q ne 49, -
and Plated Wars, Diamonds 6unA Y1gtoh -.
aiss md Gentls@sa's Cothine. -Oespsc 81 As 81
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NuHE NEWEST BOOKS.

HHE NEWEST BOOKS.
NcPhersop's Handbook Of Politics, 1878, forming
VOL OF the serfes.... ~ 90
member: Lib
English Men OF Letters. Samuel johnson,
Lelie stephen ........... 70
Legacy, Miss Mulock. ...................... SO
Marguerite. from the German. Mrs. Wister.. l6O
In the Wilderness. ChAs. Dudley Warner.... rs
Pauline and Other Poems. Gordon. .......... LIE
Trip up the VOga.. /. IS
The Wttchery OF Archery. NJ ThOmpsnn.. 1.6O
Voyage OF Paper Canoe. Bishop. $50
Fontaine... LOO
Play Dag Poems, Leisure Hour, Harper's Libra
~ Of American Fiction and FRANKLIN square re-
ceived ~ soon a. published. CROQUET At cost.
8OLOMONS q CHAPMAN,
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RAILROADS.
4 RRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

At Baltimore and Ohio Depot, New
Jersey Avenue and G Street.
Morning. Euenin0.
NY, Phil, BOSeX Glib Baltimore accom-. 100
Baltimore express, 1877 Ba ttInOre accom-. $3.50
Western express 7:t0 N y, Phil. Bosex BOO
Baltimore accom-. 500 Western Mail.... $50
Fred. &C, (Met. b. 8:25 Baltimore accom-. '637
Bait. Anna. &way S:32 Baltimore eX.... '645
Martinsb'g & Ha- Western express. 7:20
gerst'n &C. IN. b. 9:45 Baltimore OK ..... g 500
Baltimore accom- ."10:30 N. Y, Phil. BOs OK '9:15
Baltimore express. 1:3O Baltimore accom-. 1Olb
eArriYa daily. Others SuniaYa eXcantAd.
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OOHKN's LOAN OFFICE, oorn9 q IN ssrssa
Na1d New Yosf eyenua. eotnnce O HSI ~
rate q intsssst on God md siyes wssshsS rs
oies md Gentlsnsa'S CaotAine. OaEpso - e
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o7o GREAT 1910
ROUTE

To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails, Splendid
scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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THE TRADES.
STEAMERS, &c.

- me Steamer NATTANO, Cal
". II. Byles. Win make three "a
10ch Week. two 10 NOAINIHGRHY
md one 60 HATTOX CREEK. stopping % Inter.
mediate andings going and return, az Tor fuftnes
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-31
Obituary.

Our wEo.c community will mourn
the deceasc Of Mrs. Chas Richards,
who fell asleep" last Sabbath morn
ing. Mrs Richards was a sister to
Robert, William, and John Parrish
and Mrs j Coming. Probably no
woman in our community was more
highly esteemed for her many womanly
qualities and Christian graces. She
was devoted wife, an affectionate
mother aud steadfast friend Dur
ing hcr sickness her neighbors, for
miles around, We'd with each other in
extending sympathy and kindly aid in
every manner possible. Day and
night she was cared for by the kind
hearts who could not do enough fer
one whose life had been constant
benediction. She has not died, but
fallen asleep" Her waking will be
in Heaven, in ever renewed youth
among the little ones gone before.
The funeral ceremonies we're attend
ed by very large congregation at the
Congregational Church, Tuesday; Rev.
l.. NJ Foster delivering the funeral dis
course.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-31
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate. with its sud
den changes of temperature = rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in a single day-it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
SO frequently taken from Us by neglect
ed colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will pre-
vent serious sickness. 4 large doctor S
bill, and perhaps death, by the use Of
three or four Doses For curing con-
sumption, hemorrhages, pneumonia,
sever coughs, Group or any disease
OF the throat or lungs, its success is
simply wonderful, as your druggist will
tell you. German Syrup is now sold
/ every town and village on this cou-
: Sample bottles for trial lUc.;
regular size Zoe.