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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-19
STATEOGRAPHS.

A doubie>headed calf was recently born
In Paola.
Mr.. Culver. late of OseOla. Iowa, is
about 10 erect . grain elevator in Great
Bend.
A fifteen inch vein of coal has been
struck near Great Bend.
More Than thirteen thousand Mennonites
have located in Kansas tins year.
Fifteen thousand rabbit scalps we're caps
tured IN Linn county during the last three
months of 1871.
A couple that got divorced al the recent
term OF the district court OF Crawford
county were remarked last week.
Seven hundred and eigty four car loads
OF stone were shipped from Cottonwood
Station during the year 1917.
Wakeeny is the name of the new town
IN lreao county, being started by the Chi
sAso gentlemen who purchased large
portion OF that county.
The co;ored colony in Graham county,
kansas, has built village, and nag made
preparation for farming operations on an
extensive scale.
The Atehison Patriot sagely suggests that
while people are forming good resolutions
Al Tue beginnlnR of the Year. business men
had better resolve TO advertise Largely.
One Thousand and sixty-three fish weigh
ing Sax Thousand pounds, were caught in a
seine at one haui. in the Chika skia river.
Summer county.
During tive weeks Major Crowell has ar
rested enc Strong. defaulting Usage CITY
postmaster; one Hawks. noted Desperate
OF Webster county. Mo-, and Theodore A.
1unther, a KANSAS CRY mail carrier,
Come farmers near Chanute who butch>
eIei Their waters pork IN 1 ecember nave
lost very much Of u bv reason OF the warm
moist weather which prevailed the latter
part OF the month. Ia some cases the loss
amounted 10 over :, o10 pounds.
Recently some of the cilizens of Ander-
son county had grand wolf hunt. The
hunters formed q huge circle, and then
gradually approached then centre Men
Sno dogs became excited in chasing rab-
bils. and when the aforesaid centre W AS
reached there were NO wolves there.
Leavenworth had public installation
OF the officers OF five Odd FellOws' lodges
last week. The Times Gays there were 600
people present. and the ceremonies were
followed by grand bali and banquet, the
Ike ct which hes not been seen in Lesv.
eoWosth On . stAilaI occasion.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-19
A SURPRISE.
BY MIS-. EDNA HALL. OF BOSTON
Published by reQuest.l


'she ia dead {" they said to him; 'cnm- away
Kiss her and love her-thy love is clsy!"
They smooihed her ;resses Of dark brown hair;
On her forehead Of stone they laid it fair,
Over the eyes which gazed too mach,
They drew The lids with a gentle touch;
With tender touch they closed up well
The sweet, thin lips, that had secrets u tell;
About her brow and beautiful face
They tied her Veil and her marriage lace:
And drew on her feet the white silk shoes
Which were the whitest no eye could choose.
And over her bosom they crossed her hands
Come away +" they SAID, &C ii Understands, -
And there was silence, and nothing there
But silence, and scents oi eglantere,
And jzmines, and roses. and rosemary,
And they said: =. "A lady sh Juld lie, lies she. -
With shudder to glance at its stiffness and
gloom
But he who loved her too well to dread
The sweet, tn. stately and beautiful dead.
He lit his lamp, and took his key
And turned 1t. AlOne-he and she.
lie and she; We. she would not speak.
Though he kissed, in the old place. the quiet
check,
lie 1uu sne, DuI she ulu not sHte,
Though be called her the name she loved ere
while.
He and she: still she did not move
To any passionate whisper ofloye.
Then ne said: "Cold lips and breast without
breath.
Is there voice. no language of death,
.'Dumb to the ear. and still to the sense.
But To heart and soul distinct, intense.
What was the secret of dying, dear.
"was it the infinite wonder Of all
That you ever could let lifc's flower fall,
cor was the greater marvel to feel
The perfect calm Ger the agony steal.
'.was the miracle greater to find how deep
Beyond all dreams, sank downward that sleep.
IBID life roll back IFS record. dear.
And show, a. they say II does, past things clear.
''And WIS it the innermost heart Of the bliss
To lind out what > wisdom love is.
80. perfect dead, o, dead mos, dear,
l hold the breath OF my soul 10 hear.
II listen and listen. and you do not tell,
As high Is to heaven, as deep as to hell
There must be pleasure IN dying sweet,
To make you 50 placid from head 10 teet
al would tell you darling, if were dead,
And 'twere Your hot tears my brow shed,
''I would say, though the angel Of death had
Ills sword on my lips to keep it unssid.
Which Of all deaths was the chi-frst surprise;
1.-The very strangest and suddenest thing
Oi all surprises dying must bring
All, foolish world, Oh, most kind dead.
Though he told me, who will believe 1t was said.
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ter at once. Call q meeting aud organize.
These organizations have built up cities
east and west. Philadelphia TO-DAY con-
talns one-third more houses and buildings
than New York. for which she is indebted
TO her building associations. In the near
future we will publish tho rules and regu-
latiOns of these organizations. but for the
present can only state that the general
merits arc mutual benefit. Every mems
Der paws one dollar per month into the
treasury for each share subscribed, and
once month tho money is ioanOd or sold
ut auction on first mortgage or other satis>
factory security to the highest bidder for
a specified time. 1t Is o paying invest
ment 10 many ways. and we hope TO An
nOunce in our next issue that detnate &C
ton has been taken to organize.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-19

The Central Pacific RAILWAY Company
have made arrangements for planting 700,
600 trees along this line OF its road, during
the coming season. This is . sensible
move; and We hoDe the railroad cOmpa,
MES of Kansas will follow the example.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-19
EDWARDS COUNTY.

From the kinsley Republican.
The Republican ISSUES an edition of 200
copies.
Kinsley must be Incorporated as o city
of the third class soon.
The blind Goddess holding the steelyard
Of justice has not yet located in kiasley.
The excursion Friday. although. in mid
winter. Will be one OF the largest on Ie>
cord, and they ale booked for kinsley.
A po,t-office and store have recently
been establi.hed at FItchburg. bv L. NJ.
Jones. Esq. formerly of kinsiey.
Mr.. Fitch has probably maue the finest
addition sud imofov ,ment 10 the county
that has been made during tho past year.
Just at this time and with this climate
one can almost hear toe new leaves rustic
on the prairie, and evervOo should make
it point to turd over one.
The farming facilities adj AGENT to Fitch
burg arc Of the best character. Mes>rs.
Honk, Clark and the Lanes have good
farms and raised very fine crops tue past
season. embracing wheat. rye. OATS. bar>
lev corn aud all manner OF vegetables
We have not space TO paraicularize. Let
the stranger take a drive ~ that i"caii V
and SEQ the fat fields and bursting DIns
for hlmselI>
NEW CHURCH. we Understand that our
Pres by terrain friends have "a well InatuIed
plan for erecting a neat. tasteful chapel
next sum n-r or fall. Their board of
church erection offer from 500 10 81 900
when the community Raises twice that
amount, SO the chapel can be dedicaten
tree OF debt. OF course it will be open TO
the Methodist, Congregational and Other
evangelical! churches. when not In use Oy
tho Prcsbvteria s.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
County Commissioner HOugl, of Tren>
ton, and. several of our business men, are
considering the proprietv Of OrganI1 inG .
building association IN kinsley. We urge
the Importance Of communicating the mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06
MEETING OF THE HOUSE coMxrrl


Tine House committee on the District OF Co
lumbia held q short session to-day, at which
the estimates for the support OF the govern
nent OF The District, were informally cOaSil-
cred.
THE OMISSION N LAST SESSIONS BOND BILL.
The committees attention was invited to the
following clause IN the sundry civil aporopria-
ton bill, which passed last year:
THE Secretary OF the Treasury is hereby
authorized TO advance. from the money hereby
appropriated. 10 the Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia, from time to time. such
suIns as. III ms Judgment. may be necessary to
carry ON the government OF said District in
clu.iIng accru.ng interest upon the bonds OF the
District. And the Commissioners OF the District
OF Columbia are hereby authorized to issue
properly prepared bonds of said District To the
amount OF s2Sl $50 for the redemption of the ten
year bonds issued by the corporation of Wash
1ngto1 under an act OF Congress, approved
fepr9ary 2.{n, ISIS amounting to s219, ESQ., also,
10 redeem the Georgetown steam force Dump
bonds. amounting To $500, issued under the
act oI the general assembly OF June 26th 1913.
Sald oonGs snail be payable thirty years after
aate IN sums of 81 900 each. and bearing such
rate or interest not exceeding per centrm. as
snail De approved by the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. and to be sold 10 the highest bidder upon
puDNc tender alter being advertised for at
least one month. the bids to be opened in the
presence OF the Secretary of the Treasury and
approved by him.
AS the bill was engroSSed the rate of interest
was left blank Both houses prescribed that il
should be fixed at six per cent. In order to cor
rect this defect In enrolment bin will be Of
fered in the House next week To cure the oniS-
sion OF the enrolment clerk and fix the rate Of
interest in the bonds at six per cent.
THE FUNDING SCHEME OF THE DISTRICT CoNNIs
SIONERs.
While no formal vote was taken b. the CON-
mfttee to-day, the running discussion among
the members seemed 10 indicate that the COM
mittee will not endorse the funding scheme sub
mltted by the District Commissioners MeSSrs
Phelps, Dent and Twining had consultation
with the members On the subject. They desire
10 convert the various District bonds into four
per cents. The committee object on the ground
that II IS impracticable and for the reason that
II such scheme was advocated in Congress the
bonds would go up. and holders would hang on
10 theln always waiting for further rise: so
that in the end it would prove to the District an
PNnPnSiNp rnlnr1a Einr
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GEORGETOWN.

THE DAsHAwAY CLUB held it's weekly meet
ing at their Vall last night, Mr.. John Berry the
president, in the chair Mr.. Eggleston opened
the meeting by prayer, and addresses were
made by Messrs. Berry, Hilton, Anderson,
Skidmore, HUMPHREYS and Rogers number
OF persons signed the pledge of total abstinence.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Last night about seven
o'clock, Thomas O'Nel, captain of canal boat
James Hughes, entered the grocery store of
Jolin r. Scriyener. on Bridge street, near the
Aqueduct bridge, and drawing a pistol said 10
MI Scriyener, who was sitting in the store
IN XII you anyhow" and discharged the con-
tents OF the weapon, which lodged in the cell
ing. ONell was arrested and sent to the Police
court TINS morning. The difficulty grew out OF
law suit between the parties
poRT.-C ieared-sehooner Lookout. Captain
shipped 10y Gilmore Meredith q co.
GRAIN.-Arryed by canal. boat Nedley. with
100 bushels wheat to II. NJ. Talbot. Also, s1l
bushels wheat and 100 bushels corn to Hartley
q Bro Boat Ruby, with 400 bushels wheat TO
Hartley & Bro.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
to-day-69c G bushels wheat, with sales as FOL-
lows: 3G6 bushels at sl.02ts; $40 at sl05i.; 40
at $1.0l.
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TIE OOURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURr1.Jt.dae Wu,;e.
To-day. the trial OF the case or Charles s.
masters Accountants resumed, and occupied
the entire day.
EQJTTY CoCRT-Judge Mac Arthur
Yesterday. Patterson, executor, agt. Hannah:
pro confeSs0. Brown agt. Brown; divorce and
alimony. F. s. & n 20 aft n.S.lTe..: bond ap-
proved. killmon agt. Kilburn; decree for con-
veyance.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judqe Cartier.
To-day, Babe agt, Observation-Disclosures suit.
n. L. Market Co. agt. keil; on trial.
PROBATE CouRT-Regtster Webster.
Yesterday. the last viii OF Jane Robinson was
filed, fully proven, and admitted to probate.
Estate Christian Miller. deceased; inventory of
tate OF George Stott late L. S. army. deceased;
petition Of John HitZ next of friend for letter
of administration filed and order of publication
issued issued, Estate OF John Henry Buchanan,
deceased; application of Josephine Buchanan
for letters OF administration and PRAYING for the
revocation OF letters issued to Cecilia Buchan-
nan. Adjourned.
To-day, estate of Martha A. Wells; in compii-
ance with order Of November 26th. the executor
lnalified-bond 81 500. Adjourned to Tuesday
next.
POLICE CoURT-Jttdge SneU
TODAY, VIM. COakley, playing bah in the
stIeet; 81. Charles Spencer was fined s. for
street profanity. Annie Conroy. profane; S.
Kate Donegan, same; s. Orville Rodgers loud
anu UOlSterouS: Ste. >. ii. Arnold, threats to
Mary j. Arnold, his wife: 5000 bonds to keep
the peace. Thomas O'Neal, assault on John
+. Scrivener. by shooting a pistol at him
tx months in jail. Douglass Howard, colored,
larceny. of a child's velocipede; s. or fifteen
days. Henry Herbert assault on John Flannel:
$40 or fifteen days. VIM. NJ. johnson, assault
on Anna Watson; s.. James Ridgeley, larceny
OF pair OF shoes Second offence); continued
VIM. Briscoe, charged with keeping a dog
without tag, testified that he had given the
dog away; continued. ChaS. Chase, throwing
stones at Mrs. Anna NJ. Wise; &c. E. b. Hughes,
charged with selling a load of coal 80 pounds
short short weight: $40. Apneal noted.
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sE-The vice OF gambling is said TO be increas
ing In PHILADELPHIA.

1.-THE vice of gambling is said to be increas-
ing in Philadelphia.
sB-The young people of Nebraska City enter
tain each other at O'Clock (a.m) breakfasts
ZEE. d. White, aged III years, died In san
Francisco yesterday.
tF-Here is will recently adrc...... ~ ,,ro
bate In England: 'Mrs; lis to have ali When hen
ue,R
tR-Mary E. Leuchweiss has obtained $50
damages in New York from Hans Trasao 10
breach of promise.
tE-Death Is the ominous name of detective
employed by the English ApOthecaries Soce ~
to prevent druggists asurping the functio,,s q,
apOthecaries. "
sF-The Bridgeport murderess, Ms. alexan.
der, is wen behaved in the co. ,nectic,it state
prison, and has been assignee to making child
ren's clothing.
American fruit tosne value of over s., oOo, 600
was exported last " ar In 1862 the entire pro
e se $40 OF such exp.ortations amounted to but
W Inc LOT ION Economist says that, with the
exception OF the potato land il might have add
"a Tue ca Jbage) the British working classes
may De eaid to have just made beginning, In
Ae use OF vegetables,
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ANOTHER STORY OF MEAN BRIDEGROOM comes
from WilkeSbarre, Pa. 1t was on one OF the
stormy evenings OF last week that a smooth
voiced man. leading a serious looking woman
Dy the hand, entered the parsonage and asked
the good minister to unite them in marriage
Nothing loath, he complied. While the storm
ragged without the ceremony was concluded
and the bland groom placed in the pastor
hand an envelope in settlement for his services
Borrowing an umbrella, which he :would IT.
turn in half an hour" with many thanks he
babe the trusting family good night; since
when nothing has been seen OF the genial man,
unpIel.@., or Serious looking bride. The minis
ter, in the midst of his household opened the
inches in size.
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DRY GOODS.
CLOAkst

(,LoAHs' CLOAks,
80 NEW STYLE oDoAKs,
Just received from the factory.
-, IS, Sc, 81, IS. sIo Ur.
CAsBMEREs. CAsHMEREs.
Al the iesdins cnlors.
FROM sc Gents FER YaRp.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
200 different sykes.
From l2s CENTS PR YARD.
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs.
for Men, Youths and Boys' Wear.
80, CO, rs. ~, 81
CARPETS.
Closing out cur stock.
From Is, Is, 30. 81. 50. 81 CAMS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
An widths
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE.
Prom IS CENTS Up.
BLANKETS,
Immense stock On haud,
PROM s250 PER PAIR Ur.
O n TowsON.
$50 Pennsylvania acenue,
rovSo-tr Sonth side near 7th 81 u
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a REJECTED LOVERS SUYCIDE.-At 6 O'Clock
Yesterday morning Mrs. Sigel, the janitress of
No: 50 Ridge street, found in the yard a man in
sitting posture covered with blood. The top
MuZik. Bohemian cigar-maker, who boarded
In the house with compatriot and had shot
himself with inge-barreled fowling-piece
which he took from his landlords room. MHik.
who was twenty-five years old, boarded last
summer with Wenzel Klaecker, also a Bohe-
milan, at No. l9S seventh street, and became
enamored of his daughter. Mary, aged fifteen
klaecker opposed the match, as MHik was
dissolute and out of work, and On the ground
that the girl was too young. MuZik went t.
Philadelphia five months ago and returned last
month. He spoke frequently OF his intention to
commit suicide, and on Monday made several
friends pIeSentS.-i NY. WoTld, 9TH
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Goops FOR Com WEATHER.

Wv Wv ~ASfNf RestsobttNt =. A.kanS1 w WINS.
GOODS FOR COLD WEATHER.
Mems Heavy Caps Boys Caps, 25c.;
Fur-t0p Dog Skin Gloves, Knit Gloves;
Red Flannel lndergarnents all sorts;
Knit Jackets, Muffiers. Pulse Warmers:
Mems fine White Nerino UnderShirts& Drawers;
A large assortment of Boys Hats 50, 75c.. 81
Nice line OF Little Boys Fancy Glengary'S. sail
Or'S, Turban's and other shapes, In Cloth and
Velvet. from I5c. to $3.50, at LEWIS, sao ,th ST.
NV, between and h,
GREATER than all else In life to be desired is
freedom from rheumatism. Durdngs Rkeu-
matte Remedy never fails to cure.
IL your head aches, try Lodtlie's Headache Spe-
CHIC. 1t positively cures
PHOTOGRAPHY can give US only the images of
the flowers, but In Murray 4: Ldnman's Florida
Water, chemistry has preserved their aromatic
essence. 1t Is literally the bottled breath OF the
most fragrant products of the richest floral re-
gion in the world.
THE GREAT QUESTION SETTLED. Nobody
doubts that danger turks behind cough or
cold. How to cure these fOrerunnerS Of con-
sumption has been the only question. 1t is
question no longer. 1t is triumphantly answered
every day and every hour, by the beneficial and
astonishing effects OF Hate's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar. Taken in time this preparation is a
specific for every disease of the lungs tending to
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache In one
minute. Sold by all druggists at IS cents.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
Lotcs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
lt correctS acldity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
darrhpa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and weu-tried remedy
% cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ftscher's Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng Establishment, No. 900 & street, near
9Th street By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
a manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from 81
up TO S1.50 a window. Wool blankets from 50
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning a number re-
ductlon In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as If newly made.
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ANOTHER PROPOSED RAILROAD.-We learn hat
Major p. r. cambridge, chief engineer OF the
Baltimore and Delta Narrow Guage railroad
has been invited by number of gentlemen OF
means in Montgomery county TO come to Me
chanicsville to make a survey Of the country
from that point to Laurel, for the purpose OF
laying narrow guage railroad to connect with
the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad at the aforementioned place. The
entire length OF the road will be about fourteen
miles, and will not cost, 1t is thought. more than
$4,000 TO the mile, fully stocked and equipped
IHuchIiilP Nj Adrnanfe
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KILLED FOR CLAIMING THAT SHE WAS Is AND
FAIR.-A special from IIilsyillc. Va. saws that
DloodS living a mile from this town. became in
|0lyed in dispute about a young lady-s age
Diiks said that the fair one in question wa
twenty years Old, while Hammers swore she was
only eighteen. They first fought With their
fists; then DflkeS drew large pocket knife aai
stabbed his antagonist in the abdomen. Han
neTS died in an hour. The murderer made III,
escape. 1t is thought he fled towards the Ten
nessee line Cincinnati Ellnifer. Dec. g
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". W. RietZeil. esq. the travelling business
srPnt for Colonel FOrney's successful new
weekly, PROGRESS, has established Washington
tiiiCe in The Critic building
sergeant h. X Ross, OF Company 4, Washing
ten Light Infantry has been unanimously
eifcted second lieutenant in place of ". H. Har-
rlsOE, resigned.
At meeting of the Columbia Rifle Associa-
Ton yesterday Gen. IT. j. Brady and Frederick
G. Eldlich were elected members
last night Grant Richards and Geo NJ Duke
TWO boys, While IN a shooting gallery on 18th
street. got into a Scufe, when Richards cut
Duke IN the arm. intiicting not very severe
wourd- bT. GrO0t dressed the arm OF the
wounded boy
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CITY ITEMS.
& UOLpEN'S.

corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth street.
is the only house in Washington to get Roasted.
Fried, Steamed, or Broied oysters. Also, Ia
bic de Hote, Breakfast or Dinner 50 cents.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

Atwood Dress Goods. 81 b worth 62Lo
Atwood Cancels Hairs, so worth 10
Han wool Bouretts. &c. worth 30.
Iarxe stock Dress Goods, 10. II, Is. Is, % M.
g. French Novelties for Polonase ~ yor, h al q
COloTed and Black Cashmares all wool 4;lc an
Colored Silks. S7S worth 81 l2L
Eles1ilt Black Silks for IS, ~, 81 81 Is, 81 50
Best assortment best-ftting Cloak. A. lowest pricas
Cheapest house for White Blankets. full size Sl75
t"o,l trey Blankets as low a. SOC. a Ileee
Best Lowell Ingram Carpets - and 20 10 close out
Good Ingra:ns Is, 81, so; Brussels .5c
7. n. NAUDhfN,
noN2Sr 700 Market Spdce.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AHnuScmenfs. &C.. To-nf1t

Ec;i0Sa! EheG:er.-John McCullough-"Iia
le-~
Th6ater ConsiqtH.-'' Yank" Adams, the finger
billiard player, and varieties.
Secosd and Potomac streets, GeoTJctolcA-Fair
ard festival.
H. r. Ch,TcE.-Entertainmen hy the young
people.
Congregational ChUreL.-Lecture by DIR. Lord
william OF WykehaIn."
Lincoln EaU.-Remengi, the violin virtuoso.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Raymond Shenton, Of Dorchester county. Md.
ana Cora dillingham;, Of Fairfax county, Va !;
randall BoWenS and Annie Walker; James
Payne and Virginia f. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06

OWING to the mildness OF the season. we have
reduced all OvercOats and listers 20 per cent on
former prices. EiSeman Bros, cl0thierS and
tallOrS, corner eth and StreetS-Adrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06

GREATER than all else IN life to be desired is
freedom from rheumatism. Durdag's Rkei.-
matte Remedy never fails to cure.
II your head aches, try Lodtite's Headache Spe-
chic. 1t positively cures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06

Now IS THE TINE to buy your ca-ne,s and
save from q to s. on each. Closing out our en-
tire stock about wholesale price, Large stock
On hand 70 select from. Floor oilcioths, an
up; blankets. Immense stock On hand. fulI
double 81, so, s., s. s.; bed comforts, from e
cents up. TOwsOn's. dry goods and carnets
GO Pa, avenue, south Side, near 1th st,-Aapt,
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SIR HENRY HALFoRD says, VANITY Fair has
no equal" Received highest award Paris
1878