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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

New Haven has been intensely excited oYer
an election OF three members of the city
board Oh education. The question at issue
was that of reading the Bible in the public
Schools. The old board discontinued the Gus
tom, though no complaint concerning these
exercises had been brought before them. and
the only Roman Catholic on the board voted
against the discOntinuance. The party sus-
tanning the action of the board was composed
OF the New Havenites who wish to DESTROY
every vestige of relation between church and
state. The other side, advocating the reading
OF the Bible in the schools, gained an over
Whelming victory, polling 1851 votes to the
1858 cast by the opposition. The fight will be
resumed next year, when three new members
Of the board are to be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

III Edison has announced his new invention
Tor the present week, we have not yet heard of
1t. Last weeks invention of the long looked
Tor process by which the electric light can be
suodivlded and made available for domestic
use Is OF course antiquated by this time. Edi-
son proposes to send power and heat into all
the dwellings of city by the same wire which
brings to them the inexpensive electric light
This magic wire, which is to enter every house.
can illuminate room, heat it, rock the cradle
or run the sewing machine, at the pleasure of
the inmates. This is the thousandth marvel
that Edison has performed, or has been on the
eve OF performing, or is said to have per.
formed, or has promised to perform. iison
Is great man and a PRICELESS boon to the
newspapers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

Tie enforcement in Cincinnati OF the law OF
The United States on the subject of the ap.
pointment of supervisors OF congressional eec-
lions is creating stir among the politicians.
ihls law provides that upon the petition of a
specified number of electors the circuit Judge
shall appoint two supervisors, one from each
OF the leading parties, for every voting pre-.
cinct. to supervise the casting and counting
of ballots in election for members of Congress.
Such petition has been made in Cincinnati,
and the provisions of the law will be applied.
The democrats resist the appointment of the
supervisors on the ground that the law, which
has never before been enforced though several
years Old, is unconstitutional. They regard
the exercise of the proposed power by the
United States court as, first, federal inter
ference in the rights of a state and usurpa-
ton of the laws of Ohio and, secondly, as the
assuming by the judicial department of the
separate and distinct duties that fall to the
legislative department of the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

phrenologist, while lecturing in New Yor k
recently. showed charts of the head, of two
prominent men, and deduced a description of
their characters therefrom. Itler's ha,iis
brainy and cunning, charac.eriz ID by self
esteem and acquisitivenes5. Kearley has
only an inch and a quarter of moral brain, aud
cOnceit and tyranny predominate. Without
fully endorsing these opinions of the phrenol-
gist, we mention the matter as a suggestion of
what phrenOlOgy may become as an element
In politics. When all the world is led to be-
lieve in the so-called science, charts, emo d.
lshed with representations of the heads of
candidates, divided OFF into states and cOun-
ties, and appropriately labelled, will be indis-
pensable as campaign documents, to prove the
fitness of applicants for the position sought
But 1t is feared that fraud would faint even
this method Of determining the relative quail.
fcations of candidates. chronological charts
would soon become as unreliable as illustrated.
newspaper portraits OF distingui shed men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

1t appears from the report of journal OF
large circulation among architects and build
ers that the building of houses, and especially
churches. has received all over the country a
wonderful impulse within short period. This
TACT adds another straw to the collection pre-
yiouSly made of such indication of appro ,ch
ing good times. When churches of all kinds,
from the meeting house to the cathedral. are
in course Of construction in every section, the
signs Of the times are encouraging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
DRUPERTY FOR prNr.
i BY B. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent u Auct:oneer.
10TH AND SITS. n. ".

Elegant Furnished House, N st.......... $3.50 90
Furnished House, st. n.w................. 100 90
1o4o New YORK ave. n W., l8 rUOb 8, furn. 1hO 90
1SIO fenn. ave. n. W, business house. ...... 100 90
1870 aStn ST. W., 10 rs MI. and stable. 75 90
~ iotn 81 NV, u rooms, mod imps. IS 90
S Soi1 1tn b. NV. u rooms. mod imps. 70 90
S!1 ct. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps. ..... 81 w
91D "a: ave. n. w.. IL rooms, mod. impa..>. b 90
0tD "a 81 NV, n rooms. mod. imps. 49,. 30 90
30 30 81. n.W.s 10 rooms, MOD impe........ 20 90
9M ~ BY. a. w., rooms, nOd. impS... 81 90
9aS IN 81. a. w., rooms mod. imps. 49,. 35 90
~ nn 81. n. W., rooms mod. impS......>. 81 90
9z0 Hn st. n w., rooms, mod. impS. IS 90
d0zo otn b. NV, 10 rooms. mod imps. 49,. 30 90
~ ISL 81 se., rooms. mod. tmps. ......>. 20 90
~ No. ave sW.s rooms, moi. iHpS. -. 26 90
LIZ LIZ CArIoii 81 &C., rooms, mod. imps.... 10 90
~ CaIIoH 81 g. e., rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
1 aU 1Slh b, nW.. rooms, mod. imp..,s Is 90
doVD !otn 81. a. w., rooms, mod. fmps.... Is 90
~ 81. sW rooms. ...-................ IL 80
Ply fen.. ave: d W., large Store. 125 10
!4aS NeW YORK ave. n. W.. store. Is 90
14S New Iofk ave. n. w., store. .....,.....> rs 90
tne front ONCE room, $40 st a. W. N m
ONCE rooms at 14l0. 1923 and 1923 New York
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS In every section of the city at
prices 70 suit the times, and terms that will suit
customers Call and see my list before purchasing
ot0oWHoio' Sep14 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

II Rsstnge0 manhood and the ViGoe % Mouth 0
the mos ehAttered constellation In tour VookS.
dy ahs1ld b tak9 u q abo1f q Hs1y, = VI
h1vo become WoekoHed nom exo10 @ ~ oth09
M1oos euoeo0 n oyoU 60 u . ooIenk . thAt
Sr. s6s: yAgQUEi. fySvssik fSe Ess
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N M. SHUSTER e. aONS

w M. SHUSTER e. SONS
Call attention to their large and we'll selected
stock Of
FORHI6N AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
ColOred V,lvets in all the new shades.
silks, Black and Colored, In great variety.
Paris Novelties, Cashmere Indie
Basket Cloths, Merinos and the new Invisible
PlAids for street wear.
LUPIN'S MOURNING GOODS.
Our stock is now complete, comprising every ar.
ticle produced by this celebrated manufacturer.
the la gest stock of Mourning Goods In the city,
AICne Price Only.
w. N. SINISTER SONS.
1t 91S Penn. ace.
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issue on the 1st ana 10Th or each month . bull
letfn OF all property for sale and rent on nv books
which can be had on application at my once, or
will lie sent by mail II desired.
Auction Sales,
On SATURDAY, Sept. FL I, AT p. M, valuable
improved property, corner Maryland avenue aud
uth street, and @ street, between Il and 6.h
streets southwest.
On MONDAY, sept. 23d at pm, valuable
improved property on Maryland avenue, between
9th and 7th streets northeast.
Loans.
". 600 ut rar cent /; 81 600 at ] per cent, 4.
So GOO. 81, 600, $500 at per cent, ssnlS .Ir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF
N THE COLUABlAN UNIVERSITY.
The 6ltyeev enth course of Lectures will b< gin on
TUEeDAY, October !, 81 O'Clock 2. M. with a.
Introductory by Prot. W. W. JOB NSTON, II ID,
FACULTY:
JANIS Q. WELLtNa, LII. D.,
Preeident OF the Columbian Univt rStty.
A. 7. r. CABINET, n. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Clinical Medicine and Presi.
dent of the Medical Faculty.
JOHN 9. R1LAY, 4. L., a. D.,
j. FORD IHOAPsON, d. D., ,.rof. ofsurgeFy.
W. W. JOHNSTON. n. D
Professor Il the Theory and ractice Of Medicine.
A. r. A. KING. II. b.. Professor Of Obstetrics
and tue Diseases OF Women and Children,
ID. T FRlSTOE AN LII. D..
Professor OF Chemistry and TOIicOlcgy.
VII LIAM LEE. Il D., Prof. OF PLyslOl0gy.
ILLIOTr COUEs, n. D.. Pr. D.,
Lecturer on Anatomy.
z =. Sewers, 4. M, II. D.,
Demonstrate Of Anatomy.
@. A. HOO. Ed. II. D., Assistant to Chair OF
Plysieloey and Curstor Of Museum.
,. @. ADAMS, u. D.,
Prosecutor to Chair OF Anatomy.
Fer Circu]ers aud other information apply to
JOHN q: Riley, y. D., Dean,
sepl7-4W llO7 New York ave-, Washington, DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

OLD-EoTA BLISAED
MERCHANT TAILOR'S STORE FOB RENT.
STOCK AND FTXTURES FOB SALE.
Wi htrg to close my business, now offer the
above desirable oppOftuni to any responsible
chalgo.
The stock on hand is small; for which and the
fixtures will require the CASH, with a liberal
discount.
Rent Of STORE will be reasonable,
Il. H. DUVALL,
Sep17-1m 4b9 Penn a ave., bot AZ and 9Th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

uOUSE.FURNISHING GOODS,1
nm FURNITURE COVERINGS.
WOOL TERRY, stall colors."
JUTE CLOTH, "a new fabric -
FURNITURE SER6ES and CRETONNES.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
GUIPURE LACE CURTAINS.
LAPPET MUSLINS, BED-sPf EADS.
PIANO COVERS, TABLE COVERS.
TABLE LINENS from 30 cents to a.
DAMASK NAPKINS from 81 to go.
HUCK TOWELS. ''All prices.''
Barrsey Linen Sheetings, Turkey.red Cloths, and
DOyleva.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, QUILTS.
Plain and Twilled Crrshes, Sheeting and Pillow.
case Cottons, Bed ckings. &c, &c, &c.
An inspection Of stock Is solicited. 1t incurs no
obligation to purchase.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
saplS 2t Penun. 40 cor oh at.
INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND IN
Il s;rumenial Music, 1882 h street. Particular
attention to reading at sight. Also attention to
beginners as well as those further advanced. j,
K. eCB EEL. Sep17-AtE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
OHOICE NOVELTIES.

FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
GUERNSEY sUIrIEss; 1an WOOL. 80 cents
GREEN AND BLACK PLAIDs, (ali wOol,) 80
FRENCH BoUCLEo EFFECTS. LoUDA
KASCHMYR INDIE.
LUFiN' 8 FRENCH MERINOE5.
CHUDDA sHAWLS.
PARIS AND Berlin WRAPS.
S'Lk AND Isle HOSIERY.
SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!.!
BLACK SILKS from IS cents to Is, best makes.
CoLOkED SILKS from 81 to ~ SO, all the new
KID GLSXFS; G; P. C1RsETS. LUPLN's
LIsH GRAPES. &C.. &C, &C.
Gf me al and S be
ing Fabrics, " 1T Low P2ICES.r
ONE PRICs ONLY
PERRY & BROTHER,
sep18 2t Penn'a enMe. corner 9th st.
FURNACES, RANGES, STOVES.
To BUYERS OF FIRST CLASS GOODS.
1eU1 as's99n 9y,e 18TH to the
The WARREN RANHE, ~
SPLENDID FIRE PLACE HEATER,
FIFTH AVENUE PAIL d. and other Stoves
made by Fuller, Warren & Co.. of Troy,
which am confident are all the
very best made.
Can and examine my stock.
E. F. SIMPSON,
SCI Ii In 1905 Pennsyir. mia acen,se.
COOP UNDf RsHIRrs and DRAWERs, 25
~ and 5o; UPWARDS, at SELBY'S, 1914 isl8
Penn a avenCe.. sep18-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

NEW GOODsI NEW GOODS!
~ We are Low opening ad ssir able S ock OF DRY
GOODS for the Fall and Winter trade, and shall
max eevery effort to please all who may favs Or us
With their patronage Now In stock 80 pee
cents to S1.25. slack and C5lored Silk VeIvets
from 81. Is TO Is yer yard Black and Colorsd
Ems from Is cents to rs per yard Handsome En-
piece White EmbroideI ed Flannel, for Skirts, at
~ worth IS. White Flannel, all kinds a. quail
ties: also, 20 pieces shaker and other Skirt tng
flannels. Parties in a 1t of Black or Colo-e1
Cas hIneres Black or Col red Silks, Black OK G. d.
ored ilk Trimming We vets, will find our stock
attractive and our prices very low
w. NJ. BROWN,
sep1S-tr 3I4 9Th street n a.
LIVERY ONE says that SELBY sells the best 81
IL School SHOE in the District. 1914 1915 Pa.
&aIl8.fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

II BY 7. II. SMITH,
heA Estate Broker, LIE DrOit BuildjnR.
Corner of 9Th and stFoetA
&4 1t. Nv, 16 rooms, mod imps. .....SlOO 90
III 18th st. NV, II rooms, mod imps. DO 90
l3s st. Nv, 10 rooms, mod imps.. ...... e 90
3GI st. NV. II rs. mod imps. ........., IS 90
!SS4 By. NV, 1roOmS, moo mpe......>. Is 90
dStO 81. n. W. rooms. mod. impS. 49, Is 90
I'D ana sts n w., 10 roons mod. tmpe.. 20 90
d6S "a 81. n.W.l rooms mod impS. $500. Is 90
3UO q 81 Ne, rooms mod. tmps 49,. % 90
o ~ % By. NE, rooms, MOD imDs. 30 %
r. I4 st. &c.. 1ro0ms., MOD. tmpe. Is 90
1SO Mass. ave. g., rooms, mod. imps.... Is 90
1S2 MASS. ave. Q g rooms. mod. imps...., rs 90
zoos II st. NV, Ii rooms. mod imps.,, SIS 90
Houses and Lots for sale In ali parts of the city
money to Loan In sums to suit, at Z, 8 and 10 per
CehI. aug27-tr
INOR RENT-By ThOs u, MYERS Real E.tate
1Istorv rr.,a AF zen od 1918 st. nv:
Two Frames, r. !i2 and 714o3i street.
Era1y 6plca aaa lSti mod imPs n
S-story Brick. 1919 st. w., 8 70. all mod. i'm
2-story Frame. 2u1S street northwest, rooms,
4,stcry Brick. 4G6 11th st IA rooms r,od. imps
auR8 6Hr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

Il Hotal BOARD, with cool and airy ROOMS,
can locate 1t this fAyOFite Hotel for the summer
months, ct tho following reduced rates: Gentleman
and wife, $50 to go per month; single Rooms, -
to 80 per month, and D TO 30 Per week; hble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
LOST AND FOUND.

Clio REWARD-Lost the II instant, q
10 Gents DIAMOND BREAST PIN. Above
+. ward paid and no question aske'. Can at No.
$50 81 st. NV. sep18 81
Cs10 REWARD. L Off, September g. 1878, be-
- tween TIE Arlington HO Ell, 5th kA@
81. snd Post { fire, a pair OF heavy @ "
gOld-fralue SPECT 1CIaS, III 1oroc case. The
above reward will be paid for d livery at Star
Office. sepl7-4.
T OST-SeptemDer IL, 1878 blue d white COL
- ored shepherd female DOG; answers
u the anne Of Rose: had on a collar with NIX
the owners name and the licensed tag.
liberal reward will be paid for her return to M.
1873 9th st beIw. en- Il ami SITS. n. sep17-2~
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NNRS n. r. SOUTHALL viii accommodate
WI Permanent, Transient and Day BOARDERS
At 706 18th street. Also, ct her Cottage Oakland,
Nd. 1uR21 .lms '
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DE8NTER'S LINhENT
IL Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache anl
Ill sores, pains, injuries &c. It never fails. Tn
Il. Sold bl oruGgiste, g md 20 cents. HTOIT
CROMWEAL, 20 PennSylvanlA avenue, Agent
for Washington. aplkm. ", 6m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
DANCING SCHOOL.

To the Mrrnts OF little Misses md Masters
Of Mineral Point: II you wish to have your
children taught the most fashionable styles Of
parlm dances, etiquette, etc. come and bring
them to the City Hall, next Monday aticrn"on
NJ 3 O'Clock sharp, to see my method Of teach
Ing. Ladies are also invited To at,en for glide
lessons. Matinee from A. s O'clock each ut.
tsrnOon. Six lessons for ~, to I've pod ut third
lesson. g. a GODAT
Prof Of Dancing
References: A w. Cobb, DR.. Osborne and
DR.. A. V. Campbell.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
Resolutions

or Coincidence and sympathy Adopted by
Miffiin Council. No. "a, Ancient Order cfMcn.
dotas. IN the Death OF Our Worthy Brother,
Rodolph Miller:
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty God in
his Infinite wisdom to call from among Us by
the cold hand of death our Worthy Brother,
kodolph MILLER; Therefore,
RESOLVED, That We sincerely mourn the
dissoluions Of covenanted friendship and broth.
rly.lovc.
RESOLVED, That we tender to his father and
relatives our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in
this their bereavement,
RESOLVED. That this lodge be drapcd in
mourning tor the space Of thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions
be presented 10 the father nf the deceased
and also published In the Iowa County Demo
crat and Mineral Point Tribune.
Tnos PATKrIELp, Cam
HENRY GRUBEn
MiMin, Jan 18th, 1878.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
Desirable Farm for Sale.
Bcst Ls,ss.ti.,n IN Iowa County,

Twill $. my farm continuing s. acres. and
situated lie lalf mile from the city limits north
east near IA, old mineral Point race track on
terms To suit the purchaser. rorty acres under
cul ivatiun and fOrty-iisc acres pastu and i'm
ber all iirat-cla>s ami nearly new. thri ty or
cnard of 1870 trees just beginning to bear .
small vineyard OF about no vines. which b~rs
2Ou pounds good, rich grapes last &c ,son; cur
rants. gousebcrries aud strawberries; u good
cisrrn Vt the kitchen door. and large one vt the
stable dODr; q durable spring Of wafer In the
pasture or stock two good barns. a. d hop houses
veuient and comfortable, with lsrgr kitchen,
paror. four bedrpnis closets. pantr &c. all on
the giUu Il The buildings are we'll protected.
by young timber from cold winds also tn fruit.
II necessary house and lot might he taken -
part pay. For further particulars inquire Of !
JOHN BEAKDSLEY. :
Jan. Ii. S78,-3f Mineral tOint, Wy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
FITS, EPILEPSY,
Falling Sickness F.!

PORN n uenl1y :currd 40 hum buy-hy
our ,s,uu,ks. u.xye UG DR.. s.Ou n rSi's
Cclcbrnl d UniMti BILE Ftt Powders To
convince sufferers that these powders will do all
we claim for them; We viii send II, m 10y mail.
IuAs paid. ~ free 'crS01 box. As DIR Goul-
ard i the only physician that has made this dis
ease a special study. and rs IL our knowledge
thosands have been PERMANENTLY CUR 10y the
use of these Powders We will guarantee perma-
ncut CT ie in every case or refund YOU all money
expended All sufferers should give these pow
derS AN early trial, and bc convinced of their
curstiNe powers.
Price for lsg, box So 10 or fsur boxes for $40 90
sent 10y mail t. part OF the United States or Can
ada on receipt of price. or by express, 9. o. D.
AddrvA, ASH 4 RO0l
go Fulton street, brooklyn. n. I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30

was taken to che drug store, but
lived only al'ou, fifteen minutes.
II .r scalp wac torn loose from above
t q right EYE to her neck, and three
other severe gasi,es, were also found.
Her limbs were torn and mangled IN
q most terrible manner, aud the fact
that she was not killed inst"Dtly, was
. mystery to the physicians who
made an examination. The young
man Frank Falk was found at the
other side Of the track, aud when
picked up life was extinct The sup
position is that hs was killed out
right, bpiug literally torn to pieces.
The buggy, a cahriolet, with semi
doors, which were closed, was broken
into innumerabie pieces and strung
along the track. The horse ian for
neally two blocks before being check
cd, aud sppersntIy had not received
. scratch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
sTRAYEDOK STOLEN

From the subscriber, on or about
the 18th inst, coming lwo-year-old
bri Sht bay tilly, with left hind foot
white. A literal reward is offered
for her recovery, GEO. d. WllBER.
Mnvn Point, Wis, Jan. 29.h. ls;S-5bntf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
NOT TO BE EXCELLED.

A NEW and beautiful style OF pic
ture called Photo. Engraving, OF
which have Il 'ishs | san .)Is,. For
beauty OF finish anil arti.ti effect
they excel anything ever brought
before the public. JAS V. DABB,
5w2l Over Moffstt's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
Watch Found.

About Nov. 18th, u watch was
picked up on the road between Hen.
ny Kendall's and the old Dodge
place, which the owner can recover
by proving property and paying for
this notice. JonN X. PHILLIPS.
Dec. 10th, iST.-4w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30

Don't let your mouth water" any
longer, hut 70 to the new store Of
Tony Bros, and buy can Of that
fruit you have been wanting so
long. They have it fresh too. II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30

FKVlT.-roay Bros. have an sx-
ceedingly large stock Of choice fruit,
Of every KNIT, which are offered At
extremely low figures. l2w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
Business Notices.

tF Notices under this head will be charged
for at the rate OF > cents per line each n>er
tion. Nothing estimated less than 5 lines
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30

FRESH OYSTERS of best brands at
kinnie n Spratler's erery day dur
ing the season,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
Cash Prices.

Choice Carnberries Q OTIS for 81 90
Fresh Oatmeal 25lbs for 81, Jap.
Tea 3lbs for 81. Soap 20, one pound
bars for 81. At WM. TEAspALES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30
M "A r. r. I z ID.

VlCkERMAN BRAY AT Mineral Point,
Jan l9lh, 1873. by the Rev. j Johns. Mr..
William V,ckcrman and Miss Emma Bray
ail Of Linden, Iowa county, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30

ONO White Winter GrahamFlour
Best in the World at k,nnie &
Sprutlrr's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-30

THAT Radiator Chimney with
shade combined, is something new,
and the most desirable in the mar
kst. For sale by J.W. Bennett. 9
, 1878-07-18
Seattle, June 81, 1873.

THE LONGEVITY OF LITERARY MEN-
The death of William Cullen Bryant at
the advanced age of 81 calls to mind the
longevity that is characteristic of men OF
letters. and also the fact that many Of
those whose names are held most dear
now are already far on for any bnt the
literary life. Thus Mr.. Emerson is IS
years old; Mr.. Longfellow is II; Mr..
Whittier will be II next December. and
Mr.. Tennyson is 60. They are AL of them
still vigorous and active, and from each
the world has heard something new with
in short time. Taking Mr.. Bryant's
age as standard these have still many
years of life and usefulness before them.
And it noteworthy that Mr.. Byrant. who
dies now ut 81. was in his childhood what
they call prodigy. Testimony had to be
produced that he really wrote his own
poems, and there was about him those
characteristics, which. it is commonly
supposed, promise an early death. Hap
PLY for the world this supposition in his
case proved itself in error.
, 1878-07-18

The FOURTH AT PUYALLUP.-rhe
great celebration Of Pierce county, was
given by the Indians OIL their lovely reser-
walton. at the mouth Of the river Puvalup
Trains took people there from Tacoma
and from up the valley, while wagons and
horses took in more from other quarters.
Nn Grafton was delivered. barbecue en-
j'yed. races mn. shaun battle fought.
ec. In the battle all combatants were
p It to death. In a few mnntes. however
. ie returned to them, and they got up
from the nice soft places in which they
mad fallen and walked of wtll as before.
, 1878-07-18

No matter how thoroughly you clel
the house. remarks the Rome sentinel. "
ihG wife OF .hc next man who moves in
will declare il is not tir tor hogs to live in,
md will Slop suds around over everything
trying to make it tit for hogs to live In.
, 1878-07-18

The army worm. or something equally
is devouring everything green
in the vicinity of Mount Tabor back of
East Portland, Ogn.
, 1878-07-18
NOTICE..

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Enoch S. Fowler deceased,
IN READING AND EXAMINING
" the petition of Egor Barravekotf. filed
and recorded in this Court on the first day
of June, A. ID. 1878. praying for an order
directing the EXecutriX of said estate to
convey to him lot s, in block 4, in Port
Townsend.
1t is hereby ordered that
Monday. the 22d day Of July, 1878,
at O'Clock p. NJ, that being a day of the
regular term Of this Court. at the Court
room of this Court be the time and place
for the hearing of said petition. at which
time and place all persons interested in
said estate, are requiredtto appear and
show cause why the prayer of said petit
tion should not be granted. by filing their
oh jectiOns thereto in writing
J. A. KUHN, Probate Judge.
Port Townsend, w. T.. July 2, 1873.