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National Republican., 1878-04-26
Police Commissioners.

Tho Board Of Po!!ce Commissioners net last even.
ing Nr. Roncryille In the chair. The appicat
ofWIlllaIn Luhksy for position was placed on die.
petition wa preScntcd BY number OF citizens Of
Georgetown asking that b. +, Harper be appointed
special policeman. The .cc-ctary was diTcctel to
inform Mr. Harper that as he coud not comply
with tho rules regulating tho appointment Of police
Officers hi application could not be acted upon.
The pGy-rOs Tor the moalh Of Apr!l were audited
and ordered TO bg paid.
Mr.. Crs'cll stated that bellows would be neces.
sary at each sNdln.hOusr when the rccsntly-pur.
chased Insect pow &c! i to bc used and moved that
The secretary OF the b0Hr'l ha authorized to pur.
chase the same. The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Herr, from the committee on rent reported
that Mn. Swami, ihsOTner nf tie building now
usei A. Police Heuiqunrters had agreed u reiucs
be rent FOR the u.C uf the building 10 81 30 rcI
snnntn, and asked t'at her proposition be so
eeDted. Agreed tu.
The chair stated that the Commissioners Of the
District had referred the subject of supplying th'
Second Precinct station with water to the Water
Registrar for action but NO action had been takei
psyet. The board tEcn went into executive ses
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Great Reduction In Prices
At II. l.. stra,burger's, SO5 and sos Seventh stree
GEORG ETOWN NEVIS.
TEMPERANCE.


The Georgetown DGshaway Club held another
large and enthusiastic temperance meeting at For
rest Hall last night. The president Mr.. John Berry,
presided, aud the meeting was opened with prayer
by tho Rev Mr.. Murray, of the Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church.
Bud" Eggleston made an effective speech.
Miss Hopkins sang, with fine effect, Friends of
Temperance, Welcome Here" and as an eilcDre
rendered Where Is My Wandering Boy" Mr. ".
II. Champion was then introduced and made q
most eloquent address in behalf Of the cause Of
temperance.
The choir sang yield Not to Temptation" with
splendid effect.
Rev. DR.. Murray made on eloquent appeal for
those present TO sign the pledge. Miss Hopkins and
brother, by request sang Tie on the Red Ribbon
applause. DR. Kendrck, of Washington, made q
most eloquent appeal for sigicrs TO the pledge
which received hearty response. Mr.. Thomas
Miller, of Washington was the next speaker. The
choir next sang with splendid effect Blessed are
the Purified" Hold the Fort" and "Whut Friend
we nave in Jesus" during which some forty.two
signed the pledge.
There will b0 u temperance meeting at Wesley
Chapel t6nght under the auspices Of Rescue Di-
vision, &, OF I.
RIVER FRONT.
Arriyed-Schooners Ann Lockwood, st. Johns
Eennebec River to Kenebec Ice Co.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
The Trial of Edward Ruy,

The trial Of Edward Ray alias Quits, Indicted 70,
sptrngng the person of Miss Ella Tydings IN March
1877 was continued bt fore Justice WylIe.
The ruling OF the court as to proving specific
cases OF immoral conduct on the part Of prosecu
ting witness was not modified the defense except
Ing
The crcss. examination OF Mrs. Sarah johnson
wgy continued and the following witnesses ,y
amincd, whose testimony did not differ from tha
given on tho previous trial, viz Olive
J. Miller. A. II. TrueheHrt, J. l.. Dody Ella
Tydings, Marion S. Nichols, Edward Lewis, Mr
Sarah Ann Miller, aud Marshal Jacob Fry.
The Government closed, and the defense will
takc up their evidence this morning.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
PAINTERS UNION.
A Tribute of Respect" Paid the Pos

A Tribute of "Rcspect" Paid the Post.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Painters
Union WAS held At their hall, corner Of aud
Eighth streets northwest, last evening.
The resolutions denOuncng the FOi adopted at
the workngmen's National Assembly last Tuesday
Mr. J. W Armstrong, of the Typographical Union,
being present. was requested to make statement
relative Ia the resolutions. lie responded. undeS.
pnincd the action of the Printers Onion IN adopt
lug the resolutions at their last regular meeting
and the recommendation that the delegates 10 the
WOrkinCmen'S National assembly present them
u that body fnr action, where they were ununi-
mously adopted aud. upon motion in that Assem-
bly,. they were ordered IN he brought before every
trades union H. the District for action.
In speaking Of the present condition OF trade. he
said that by tho wnrkingtfen giving their support
to the IIt and its advertisers they were working
directly against most worthy class OF mechanics
and 10 The detrirneIIt Of THE RFPrBLIcAN and Srr
which papers paid the prices adopted by the Union,
aud have yet to say one word which could he CON
strued detrimentslly to the best Interests OF the
workingmcn In this city while the Pot has kept
up a continual attack on labor without any provo
cation. He said IN the division OF labor among
mankind II has been wisely provided that there
shall be no Independence OF fpursuit-that one craft
or trade cannot exit Of itself but that each was de-
pendent on the other.
| The cxperiencc in labor troubles here aud else.
where had made them familiar with the axiom
that what affects one Affects all" They, there
fore had a direct personal interest in tho reSOu-
tinns and. while the prutcrs appealed 10 them for
| their support on the ground Of common brother.
hood, they at the same time admonished them to
protect their own interests mcmbeTs Of the great
| working class, and do 1t In the manner indisated
by the resolutions. by Withdrawing their pat onHge
| from the paper and from all business men who ad
vertlse In 1t they would be doing their duty, not
only to themselves but TO that branch Of labor
which has been 50 aptly styled tho art prescrva.
| tive Of ull arts
| Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Armstrong; remarks,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
whereas our delegates TO the worklngnens.Ns s.
tIoual Assembly having laid before this Union copy
| OF preamble aud resolutions adopted by the Typo
| graphical Union condemning the Washington IOSL:
| RtsDirsd. That we iudorse the said resolutions.
| R,'Dlus,i, That we do individually and collectively
pledge ourselves to withhold all patronage from sad
IDd and also from all merchants who advertise In IL.
R',oir|d, That list OF the advertisements in said
Pos, he read u every meeting OF this Union, that
| may know WHO are opposed TO labor
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Hunting His Uncle,

About dusk last evening little boy, aged eleven
years, who gave his name rs James Emith, applied
for lOdgiugs at the Seventh Precinct Station, on
being questioned as to HE business in this city he
stated that yesterday morning bis father who live,
in Baltimore, put him on a freight train at the
depot IN that city, and told him 10 come 10 Wash
hGtun and hnd md his uncle Jimmy Clarence
who vas connected with CGmrbells circus now
performing here. The boy said no had hunted
eyeTywhere 10 lind hs relative but had .heeu un,
Successful, and, having no money wished 10 be
sent back to baltimore lie also stated that he had
been living IN baltimore only two week, having
formerly resided IN Cumberland, oil Vinegar Hi "
He was carod for rs we'll as circumstance would
permit and win be scht home to-day
National Republican., 1878-04-26
kister lSelya.

A Washington correspondent says: Mrs. Bclya
Lockwood who, by her persistent knocking at the
doors Of Congress for admission to the Supreme
Court of the United States, has become somewhat
famous throughout the country has at present two
important case. pending before that court, which
she Is dobarred from pleading On account Of her
sex One Of the cases y II Cherokee Indian claim
Involving s. OOO,OOO Mrs. lockwood Is now IN the
hfth year Of her practice, and has all the business
she can attend 10. When she began practice her
property consisted Of few feet Of real estate In
cemetery now gbe is worth s20,pO, aud her PraC.
tee brings her yearly income about five times rs
large rs The salary OF a clerk In the Treasury DE.
paftment. Mrs L. is Il widow, nearly my years Of
LypN
National Republican., 1878-04-26
THE Law RECORD.
Supreme Court Of the United States.
TuTRsplY Anril ., 1877

on motion Of Mr.. +. Bang, John W. Little, csq.,
Of New York city. was admitted to practice.
Gu motion of Mr.. 7. T. Crittenden, William II,
BGbcocE, esq, of Washington, D. c., was admitted
to practice.
On motion Of Mr.. P. Phillips, Erastus Thatcher,
csq., OF Ann Arbor Mich. was admitted to practice.
On motion OF Mr. c. W. Moulton, William r.
Walker esq, of 81. Louis, No., was admitted TO
practice
No. 1887 (Asygned). Rodolph Merriam ct al. appel.
lant. vs.. William Butler Duncan et al Argument
continued by Mr.. C. T. Southmayd, Mr.. John A.
Campbell, and Mr. W. y. c. HumeS for appellee,
and concluded by Mr.. George Hoadly fOr appel.
lauts.
Adjourned until tomorrow, ut twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Hotel Arrivals.

Hupsrili -Frcterick Gil! Philadelphia { Pumble.
Atlanta, Gg Franklin Simmons, Italy; Albert
son, Erie, Pa Il Warrington and wife, savannah, Ga;
Louis schmidr, Nov, York J r liiGhhaGk, = Louis
Louis Brown, SpTingied: Emile Farrell Brook lyn
New York VIM Young, EorfOlki Edward Libby, Va.
l. A Jones, Richmond
81 JiHtea-J f. HunS. New York. HOlton, DRiti-
more y Jones Boston, Mass l. l. Sadler, W Va; NJ
V 6ross, OhiH n Barker, New YORK; W $ samp,9n,
New York " Libby New Yorhj II Martin. Martin
and wife. Baltimore, Md; ? Winston, q W
Askon. n Q; NJ sullivan, New Jersey
Ba1tImorg VT Wray Mlcb 3 c I,pYland. Mich !
" warden, and WIFE v York; c u Harris new
YoTkiS FlOTy. III 3 N .lrty, Md.
u pants 10 order including all shades EiseInan's
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Kendall all..............l 600 5000 %
Nnilnnal.....2O 0 0 6 0 0 3 Ii,
MEMS, youths and boys flannel suits. Eiseman'
Real Estate Transfers.

e. A. Fay, Trustee TO the Kcrsage Savings Bank, oi
Warner n H., for sli275, lots 10, II, and IS, and
part of lot u, square 729i RcbeCCa A. Worth to
Thomas Angel for 800, lot 49, square 1913; J. N
Yzuugati al ,trusce TO Henry Ch6tAin for g. lot 9
square III j. :. Jones ct al, trustee TO t. ]. Middle.
ton for sl70O lot Il, square 3O6 George Naiizy u
j. Taylor for 800. lots IL, 10 and 20, square G6s
samuel Gross to Charles Wheeler, for s7sJ, lot %
square TS3; r. NJ Lewis 10 John Sherman for So
snb.lut 80 SQUARE 2T6
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Dead Infnnts Pound.

About five o'clock last evening Oiicer Nicholson
found dead baby At the corner of Eighth and Il
streets nOrthweSt. by the Calvary Baptist Church,
Tho body was decomposcd to such An extent that
the officer had II buried by a cOlOred man who re-.
sides in tic ueighbUrhOOd.
Ab1ut halEpast FIVE o'clock two cOlored boys,
named Thomas and Charles Delaucy found the
body Of stll.bOrn infant In pond ofwater In the
White Lot.
National Republican., 1878-04-26

DR. WILBoRs Con LIVER OIL AND LIMH.-Inva
lids need no longer dread to take that great spe-
cifc for Consumption, Asthma, and threatening
COughs-Cod Liver on. As prepared by Dr. VIII
bor It is robbed Of the nauseat!ng taste, and also
embodies n preparation OF the Phosphate of Lime,
giving nature the very article required TO aid tho
healing qualities Of the oil and to recrcate where
disease has destroyed. This article also forms II
remarkable tonic, and will cause weak and dcbi-
tGlcd persons 10 become strong and robust For
sale by all respectable druggists throughout the
country and should be kept In every family for in
slant use on the first appearance of Coughs or lrri-
tstiOn Of the Lungs. Manufactured only by A. 3.
WILBOR Chemist, Boston. Sold By all druggists.
YorSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise in time.
Clean them daily with THURsToSs IVORY PEARL
twill keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, will harden tue gums, swceten
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggist. 70 and 20 cents per bottle.
WELLS hAcHIsE.SPRRAD STRESGTHEsRo PLAsT.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; practice It by
| renOvating your sUiled gloves with JouvES's ISO.
Dkkous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents por
| bottle.
| ARE you bilious, troubled with headache dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, DC? Are you dyS
peptic nervous, dull and lsnguidH Averse 70 all
blood. Take QulRKs IRIsH TIA, the great mouse
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by! all
| druggists, 2b cents per package, which makes q
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stln2 Does It refus,
| 10 curl! Dress II with THoNpsoN's PoMADE OPrIME
! An oleaginOus compound OF singular merit. Il
will improve It, sold by druggists. &c, Price %
and 80 Genu per bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Mothsrs, Mothers, ,Iother..

Don't fail to procure MKs wIssLow's SOOTHING
BYRUP for all diseases Of IcctL!ng In children II
relieves tbs child nom pain, curos wind collie
regulates the bowels, AID, by giving relief and
health 70 the child. giyes rsst % the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
DOmhllnr IN.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage u
eenEes to the following applicants:
Joseph Watson and Mary L. Castor.
Johu II. Gray and Kate V0nablc,
y, C.. Howard aud Amanda Whiting.
Thomas lngraham and Florence Middleton.
A. Brewer aud Lizzie Dade.
F. Ii. McNuIlaEa and Margaret NJ Malone.
J. T. Bell and Ella BaCkburne.
National Republican., 1878-04-26

THE Grand Central Hotel, New York, has long
been fayorte with Southern people Now that
he ST. Nicholas Is sUOn to close, II Is presumed that
Me Grsud Central will absorb stl larger proper
hOu Of tho Southern trade.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court of the DIstrict.-No. 3s, Bige.
low vs.. shepherd; No. ~, HILbs vs. District Of
Columbia: No, 8f Elliott, trustee, VS. District Of Co
lumbia: No. 49, Jackson ys. Holland; No. ~, Blunt
vs.. Hart; No. SO, OrOole VS.. Denpsey; No. H.
Tyler vs. Buscy No. g. WEIGH VT. District OF Co.
lunbia; No. a, Draperiys Hyde.
National Republican., 1878-04-26

ADusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Fanuy Davenport.
THEATRE CoNQuE-JGLe Bald and new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-26

LoDnLEs HEADACHE SPECIFIC Is pleasant 10 TAX
and perfectly harmless, aud cures headache imme
diately. only so cents; large bottles.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
The DIntrlct Conrts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Beckett vs.. Tyler; argued and submitted. Kretch.
mar ys. Jackson; death Of complainant suggested,
and cave continued. Harman vs. Dyer; oil hear
. f,,a,
National Republican., 1878-04-26
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
For salc-l9O9 Ninth street northwest.
Caution notice OF John Pope HOdnett.
United States Marshals sale Of old iron.
For slc-HOusc No. 3 X street northeast
Meeting OF the MassachuScttS Association.
Grand concert for the benefit of II. Johns Church
Genrgetown.
Lecture by Rev. John JASPER Subject: "The
Rotation Of the Sun"
National Republican., 1878-04-26
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passcnge. rrsins.

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEror. NEW JERsLY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Nprr,fpp. Esnfns
N1s y. y, Thil a Bus er. $50, Baltimore accom-
sG2'. baltimore express. 80, Balnmore accom-.
10, Western express. 500 n Y. phil & hos e.
w Baltimore accom-. lS:ap, Western Mall.
eaS, Ired &C, MET birch sA:77 Baltimore accom-
tx, Baltimore Annapolis .6:S, Baltimore ekprssS
and way. TN, Western express.
"a, N MArtinsburg and Its- $50 Baltimore VI press
Eestown ar, tMri birch sylA Y, Phil 10. en-
Ieso, baltimore accom- jio;lS, baltimore accom-
n:1 Baltimore express
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
As For ths time Of departure OF trains. adysT
npcments elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Mat and French Kid Low Shoes
Reduced to 6, at 3O6 and sos Seventh street.
National vs., Kendall,

Notwithstanding the threatening aapect Of the
weather yesterday afternoon the seats on the Ma
tiOnal grounds were partly filed with an audience
which assembled te-wltncss the game Of ball be-
tween the champion National and the KcndGlls.
The KcudallS, II will be remembered defeated the
Astoria nine quite badly last week, aud on that aC
count the gamc OF yesterday was looked forward 10
with great interest The deaf autcs who toss the
sphere for healthful pAstime were Bigelow, +. T.;
Kelly, T.; King C.. Grover, 81 b.; Carter e. =; Grif
hn lst b.; Bryant r.; Donnelly, ID b.. Zeigler, c. T.
The shOrtstOp, Carter, Is c0lored man but he
played far better than his white comrades, and won
a large share Of the applause. Kcnney did not
catch for the National, IrOtt taking his place.
Trott, HuIck, Dallas, and Bannon did the playing
for the National. while Groves, Carter aud
Griffin carried Oh the hOnOr on the Kendalli
strike over .Zeglers head, bringing home IIOuck
aud Barron, and having hOme.run marked to hi,
credit Houck led In the batting, four runs and
three basehiis being his share Of total Of thirteen
runs and ten base-his. The following is the score
O' '""'"S' 12s46sf fss
ksTd9l, ks,3tan, '''.'''''''' y Q SSSS 9 ~
Base hits National II Kendall, !. Errors, Ma
tionG IS Kendall, II. Out on three strikes National
.; Kendall, l3 HOme-runs, Dallas, !. Umpire, Mr
FOstOr. Time Of game, la.
The Eagle Of this city. have secured q piece o
ground near the terminus Of the Columbia stree
railroad, and will begin putting up fence and
laying off diamond" to-day. The pride Of Cap
it0l Hin" have male two additions TO their nine
NlT. W. W White and Mr.. lmri Butler-and vii
undoubtedly make a hard fight for championship
hUnOrs this seasons,
The statement in yesterdays Post that tho Inde
pendent of Baltimore would play the National thi
tiOnal say that no game has yet been arranged be-
tween these two clubs
National Republican., 1878-04-26

Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes
From $3.50 up, at II. L. stIssburgoPs.
National Republican., 1878-04-26

20 drss. suits TO order. Eisemsu's, 7th and Z.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
Indications.

For Friday In the Middle and south Atlantic
States, southwest winds warmer, partly cloudy
weather, and stationary or rising barometer will
prevail.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
deposits II. s9UIER 4 Co.,
Bankers lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-26
CITY ITEMS,

CHlLpRES's suits. 81 and upwards. Eiscman'
National Republican., 1878-04-26

Arriyed-Schooners Ann Lockwood, ST. John
Eennebec River to Kenebec Ice Co.
National Republican., 1878-04-26

% pants 70 Order including all shades, Eisemsn's,
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To the Patrons gof Somerset Schools.

Every family that sends children to our
school should have copy of the "Rules
and Course ofstudy" published by the Board
which can be obtained by calling on the
Clerk Mr.. Hesse. this should be kept as
chart or guide through the course of the
school work. Each boyiand girl can keep his
progress marked and know what has been
done and what is yet to do before complet-
ing his course. The difficulty in getting &C.
ographies experienced last year has been
avoided by Changing the Teat Book to the
Eclectic Series" The old edition of Gui-
OTIS formerly used could not be procured
and to change to the New edition of the
same would cost nearly twice as much as
to change to new book entirely. Hence
nearly one half the expense of getting new
books is avoided and better book in ak
most every respect adopted. The Spoilers
also have been changed from "McGufey's"
to "The New American" This change was
made because of the sperior merit of the
"New American" The price of these for in
PRODUCTION especially if an old book is Civ
en- in exchange is almost nominal. Care
should be exercised in getting books to get
thes ones named in the course ofstudy to a.
void confusion and embarrassment in the
| schools,
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An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable unsatisfactory life in this beau
tiful world, it is entirely your own fault
and there is only one excuse for you,-your
unreasonable predjudics and skepticism,
which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning
will show you that Green's August Flower
will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dys-
pepsia, with all its miserable effects, such
as sick headache, palpitation to the heart
sour stomach, habitual costiveness' dizzi
ness of the head, nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. It's sale now reach every towr
on the Western Continent and not Drug
gist but will tell you of its wonderful cure
You can buy sample bottle for 10 cent
Three doses will relieve you.
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Bile ON the Stomachs of the Ladies Of
Culture.

Some time ago we asked the Council to
give US road to our premises but they re-
fused to grant our request. We were then
left to the mercy of the rail road compa-
ny for road. We then wrote to Mr.. Lee,
the Manager of the L. & o. r. r. and pro-
posed to release the company from keeping
up the bridge and turning over our lease
in consideration of the right of way on their
premises of a wagon road which they gran
ted. They Railroad Company short time
ago concluded to remove the bridge which
was no ones business except their own.
The news that Cesar Magruder had the
bridge taken down that spaned the cut
was sounded in Happy Alley and an indig-
nation meeting was called By the female
saints of Happy Alley. I'VE will here state
that this street contains some of the best
people of our town and some of our best
friends, and also number who we have
the greatest respect for, but they have as
little as possible to do with the gosslper of
Eappy Alley.) The lovely crowd began to
make preparation to behead us. They
raired and snorted and tore up the dust
in fearful way. In fact the ground re-
sembled that Of the battling ground of a
half dozen peneroil bulls. They threaten
ed to stone the one who would sell us milk.
| Another wished to God we would get
drunk and fall in the cut and break our
neck, while more charitable one wished
that we might fall in the cut and break a
| leg. Some wanted US "chawed up" while
one exclaimed that her husband was will
ling to kiss our elbow, (or something to that
effect year ago but now he was ready to
drive us from the land. They give US q
| fearful racket and we would have Jared
much worse had not the bosses girth busted
when she drew long breath to give vent
to her feelings. After giving in their ex-
perience and telling what hideous crimes
had been committed by the good people OF
Happy Alley, what SO and SO had to eat
and how dirty they cooked, &c. How mean
such one treated his wife and how lazy
Mrs. SO and SO is. They finally adjourned
We are very, very sorry indeed that this
knot of intelligent females can not wipe
their feet on the south banks of the rail
road. However it does our soul good to
know that the cut is wide enough and deep
enough to keep them at bay and hope that
at their next meeting our reporter will give
us full account of their proceedings.
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CASH WINS!

Standard A. White mot off Az Sugar
10cts per lib.
Extra C White Sugar &c. per lb.
Best White n. o." s 1-3c per. lb
Arbuckles Coffee 21c pr. lb.
Loose Roasted 19c. per. lb.
Best Green 19c. pr. lb.
Good Green "17c. pr. lb.
Essence Coffee &c pr. box.
Carolina Rice 3lbs for 25c.
Best N. o. Molasses soc. pr. gal.
Best Golden drip Syrup Csc. pr. gal.
Best Pearl Starch sc. pr. lb
Best Corn Starch 1Oc. pr. lb.
Blue India Soap 4. bars for 25c.
Shultz's Star +"
White hath
ShnItz,s Pink"
Gold Il
Best Black Pepper zoe. Pr lb.
Best Butter Crackers 7c.
Good Y. A. Tea 30c. pr. pound.
FRANK A. DITTOE
HEAD QUARTERS EOR GRO
CERES.
| SOMERSET, OHIO
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We learn that the dramatic entertain
ments given at Rushville by local talent
last Friday and Saturday evenings proved
entirely successful. The large audiences
were so. highly pleased that repetition
was celled for, and will come off some
time in July with additional attractions.
Lancaster Gazette
This troupe will give an entertainment
in the Town Hall on Saturday evening
next