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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25

For the purposes Just mentioned, copperas,
otherwise known as sulphate of iron or green
vitriol, forms cheap, convenient and efficient
disinfectant, /, is prepared for use by dis
solving two pounds OF copperas in gallon OF
hot water. In malignant cases, it is recon-.
mended that an ounce Of crude carboic acid
be added to each quart Of this solution. These
materials also form good disintectant for
privies, drains and other foul places, and may
be prepared for this purpose by adding eight
pounds of copperas and one pint of crude car
bolic acid to five gallons of hot water From
pint to quart of this solution used twice
day will suffice to keep down foul odors;
much larger quantity, however, ia needed for
the first application.
Another disinf9ctant recommended bv the
New York Board of Health, which NAV be
freely used in the sick chamber, and which is
especially adapted for the reception of soiled
clothing until it can be further clesnsed hy
boiling, is composed Of sulpha,e Of zinc Tor
white vitrioD eight ounces, earbolic acid one
ounce, aud water three gallons
Still another conye iient aud efficient disin-
fectant is the solution Of chlornated soda
known as Labarraque's Disinfecting Solution,
which, diluted with from eight TO twelve parts
of water may be used FIR cleansing utensils,
washing the hands OF attendants, etc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
MEETING on The land question

A MEETING on the land question
was held at Tipperary, Ireland, Sat-
turday, at which $4,000 persons
were present. Resolutions were
passed calling for the abatement of
rents and the establishment of the
peasant proprirtarv system.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
Notice.

10 all .ctoDa Il may concern !: That give to
my son Francis NJ. Lyster his time and free
dom from this date 10 transact business for
himself will not claim any OF his earnings
nor be responsible for his contracts
FRANKLIN LYsTER
Dated at jamestown, Wis. January l. 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
DEAUTIEfpRs

Ladies, you Cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beautifers OF the world,
while in poor health and nothing will give
you such good health, strength, buoyant spir-
its and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is GER
tain proof See ano her column. Teleqrdph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
Wanted.

Ten good statesmen to travel and sell the
genuine Singer Sewing Machine Inquire d
VIM. Narcoe managing agent Office with R
E. Mccoy, Lancaster, Wisconsin,. 29u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Governor, WILLIAM f. SMITH.
For Lieut.. Gov, JAMES N. BINGHAM.
For sec,y of State, HANS B. WARNER.
For State Treasurer, RICHARD GUNTHER.
For Atty General, ALEXANDER WILSON.
For State Sup't, WILLIAM c. WHITF0RD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

I Wheat si.04sS, active and rising. CO. 80, .
Oats az sg25Ac Rye soc. Barley 7ae nsss ss
/ sa.a5. Land s6.l5. Hogs s325@S7o esttIa E'is
/ az IS for cows 81 5o94 so for steers s''s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the and ind.
cretons ofyouth. nervous weakness, early decay los
OF manhood, Sc. will send you areeeipt that sill
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered bys missionary in South America
senda seifaddressed envelope TO the REV JosEPH
t.iAsaN' sfatioH u, Ntio York CITY i5yl
INVENTORS who desire TO procure Patents Of
theUnted States and else where for their in.
ventions, as well as others interested ia
Patents already granted, will, on application
to the publisher of this paper be furnished
with a pamphlet of reliable information in re.
lation thereto, free of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25

ER sw sw ...............".
Lot com at the n lice
and RAINING IA rods 8
from n line of n pit
NV Sc II acres)........
Lot com IA rods s OF II
line and taking - "a
rOda G of n line in nw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
F." Good Leather Yet. .

A full line of leather foot.gear at c. Reii.
steck's Burton store. The latest styles >upe,
rior workmanship. and the best of material
And a fit for every one, from the lnfaut 10
the grandsire from the rude rustic to tie
belle Of the country. Cheap for cash.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
Tax Noilce-For Deed.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK. /,
LANCASTER, Grant Co., Wis. Aug. 81 1879.

OFFICE OF COUNTY rLERK.(
LAscAsrEH, Grant Co., Wis, Aug. q, 1879
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PoL
~ lowing described lands and village lots in the
county OF Grant and State Of WisconGin sold by
the Treasurer OF said county the Sth day OF May
1877 for the delinquent taxes of1s76.
The amount set opposite each tract land and VII
age lot lie the amount Of tax interest aud charges
due thereon, computed up TO the last day
zion.
Now. therefore, unless the taxes and charges are
paid on the following described tracts Of land and
village lots, on or before the Sth day Of May ID.
1850, the same will be conveyed by tax deed to the
purchasers according to the provisions OF law.
LAMENTATIONS 20, east; ne, northeast se
southeast W, west NV northwest; sw. south est
n, north; o. south; com. commencing; beg beginning
run, running; &C, acre. blk, bleck; feet ks links
en- chains adn addition pc. psrt; adj adjoining; ex.
eexcept und undivided; cor. cJrner, or. x quarter;
frac, fractional
7oten !, Range I-HassI Green.
Description Sec TO uhon assessed, Amt
Ma sea and SEA SEA 10 Bernard Budka... 80 co
Village Of Lofvsr Hazel Green.
Description Sec To ,choa asssss.3 Amt
out-lot on Edwards add. John Hinch. 0 So
Toson 2, Range l-smelser.
Description Sec To rhona assess,a Amir
SEX swA nc Fuller ......... rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
Village Of Wgdlttsing.

F. S. KIDD, County Clerk,
Grant County. Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
Special Notices.
Bloomington FAIR
Postponed to
OCTOBER I'd and Sd.
To My Creditors and Debt

All persons having claims against me aud
all ewing me are hereby notified to call upon
me within thirty days from this date and
have settlement. intend TO close IN nv
business. SANFORD CHAFEE 27w4
Burton, Gran. Co., Wis, September Ilih
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
LANCASTER.
oorrentsa nesllr hr Nathan sehrnina. :. =
GRAIN MARKET.

Repeatedly sscong Berger.
Lancaster Septenhsr OK ts-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25
THE REC VERY

of the sick person s. ould be complete
and the cleansing the pers On thor,
ough before he az ain ininel les with
the well, and, durir the pre- sence of
Diphtheris in any ami y, a mem
bers of that family houll be exc ad
ed from the publ schocls aud re
tram from attend ace upon pu lilo
assemblies or unnec Ssar int recourse
with others and is iso!a' on aud
practical qusrantin sho .ld continue
until, in the judgm ut OF some c"m
petent physician, il is safe TO remit
the precaution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21
nistrict .oyernment .ffairx.

The Health Officer has recommended the fill
Ing up of wei on o street, between 4th and
5th northwest. Several cases OF diphtheria
having occurred in that neighborhood, the opin-
ion or the Health Officer Is that the water is
contaminated from the sewer which passes close
disease.
Major Morgan has sent letter TO the several
ponce stations, which was read last night TO
the policemen, stating that 1920 ii; the fund
subscribed and collected by the police depart
menl lor the benefit OF the yellow fever suffer-
ers, from picnic al the Scheutzen Park, and a
river excursion last fall, would be distributed
among the worthy poor of this city. under the
supervision OF the lieutenants OF the different
precincts.
District Attorney Riddle recommended to the
District commissioners yesterday that the Az
t0rney OF the District be empowered 10 employ
two assistants, at not exceeding S3 09O per an
NUN, to codtfy the laws Of the District under
bis general supervision.
The District commissioners this morning an
oicFed applications for liquor licenses from the
following persons: Peter May, J.W. Mccarthy
Jas s Pierce. Mary Ryan and Cha5 Gref.
The District Commissioners have addressed
notes 10 the cbairmen OF the senate and House
partment Of this District VIII, parade in front
OF the Capitol at | O'Clock Tomorrow. and In
wiling these committees to Join the District
CornInis, orers in inspecting the apparl,r5
me present system OF furnishing mediclr,'
ana medical advice TO the poor OF the District
does not meet the approval OF some of the med
zeal faculty. and it is probable that some modi.
hcat1onS Will be made, SO as to enable medical
students TO have the DEMENT'S OF the clint. in
sIructlons to be derived from this service. A
pan VIII De presented to the District Commits
SionerS looking to this end.
The second team Of labOrerS On the canal are
being paid OFF this evening, and will be dis
charged for new team Which goes to work
tomorrow. The work is progressing rapidly.
BAD CONDITION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Health Officer Townshend has made a
an nf q l.
ing Office, and is preparing report which viii
go to the committee On public buildings and
grounds through the Office of the District COM
misSionerS, He finds the office in very bad
condition as respects ventilation. and mentions
other sanitary defects Yesterday he made an
inspection of the Treasury department, and
other public Offices viii receive similar atten-
ton In turn.
BTILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSe: Theodore Meyer,
construct 1--WE tWO-story brick dwellings on 7
St, between 9Th and .th NV; $1,000. Frank
Rest. build frame shed on Lincoln avenue, IL,
the county; $50.
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EHsnsepslents. 6cs

NATIONAL THEATER.--The .'DanitrS'- drew
another large house last evening. MI. Rankin
and Miss blanchard are artists OF unusual merit,
anG ParSl0e IS the champion ChiE8man. The
Danites viii be continued during the week.
foRD'S OrEBA HoUSE.-The Leonard Grover
combination produced III. r. II. the Prince
very successfully last evening. There was a
good audience, the characters We're Wen sus-
tanned, and the comedy. which is full OF fun,
was thoroughly enjoyed II Will be present 2 i
this evening fcr the last time
Masonic IFMrIE.-The plate printers bali
VIII come Oil at Masonic Temple this eVeninC
Arrangements Tor the ANIMAL successful enter
taluinHnt nave been made.
EAGLE bAEK.-There viii be a grand pigeon
ana glass ball shooting tournament at Earle
Park b&s2 BAN grounds tomorrow. commencing
at Il O'Clock. The L street cars run to The
park. The shooting V Ii he varied. There VII,
be pigeon match at j. birds, Tor the champion
snip, between MesSrS. Ferguson ana MayheW: a
gIand sweepstakes match between the crack
5hnIS 81 baltimore and this city; and glass
GAIT hiatch, 81 entrance, ~ balls each, from
ihftt traps. BogafduS' rules. This event viii
o followed by handicap sweepstake pigeon
MOUNT VERNON PLACE CHURCa-A fair and
ESllN al ufuef the auspices nj the Ladies Aid
Society OF Mount Vernon Place Church was
Ntly brilliantly inauguTated Wednesday even.
Ing. II viii conclude this evening
ENCCksloN TO BALTINORE.-See advertisement
Oh tlie JoHadabs excursion 10 Baittmore;tO-mor-
row.
THEATER CoNIQrE-A pieasir q entertain.
nent for very little money i always Ia he
found at the COmiGueS
JINCoL% HALL.-1he Peabody orchestra af
baltimore VIII give matinee and concert at
tilS tili tO-lnOrTON afternoon and tomorrow
evening. These concerts ale noted for the eE-
celience and variety OF the music rendered The
performances viii be under the auspices or the
Atneneum CUB Tickets for sale al MetZprOtt'S
HANLfSE Nj. Z. CHURCH.-Rey Dr. G. De La
MatyF. meint@r OF Congress elect from Indiana
viii GeilVeT the fourth lecture OF the course at
HalHl1ue NJ. +. Church, corner 9Th and p street
northwest, this evening. Subject: ''Daniel. the
lncOrTuptible state 5man."
FHtNkLIN nALL.--Hev.J E. Rankin. u. j. ~.
VIII lecture here THIS evening, taking .'Robert
BUin6 for his subject.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Annsements. &c, To.Niob

hah"h99 JhfGfer--" The panites,"
Sr-:.'s JYera HoDiss-'' H. f. Ii. the Prince
Ihfafer CoD,iqHe.-Bella Bent's Blondes and
specialtieS.
bouGt Isrhoa Place " T. Church Fair and
festival.
HGntine w. r.. ChHrrh-Iecfure by Member
eject DE La Natyr on ''Dlnicl.the InCorruptblc
Statesman
EqsoHic Temp7s.-The Plate Printers ball.
trdAfiia HsH.-IHcture by Rev. J. E. Rankin
4n "R0peTt BUNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING ASSoCIATIoN.-At the nineteenth
regular monthly meeting OF the Twelfth Build
ing Association, held last night at Goddard :
hall, 81 i4 was sold. being shares at an aver
age OF $751;, 80 per share
AN ABANDONED lNFAST.-A co'Ored female
lnfant, newly born. was found on the corner of
congress and Beail streets last night and was
sent TO st. AIMS infant asylum
ANNIVERSARY OF THE DASHAwAys-Tha Dash
away club held their first anniversary meeting.
at Forrest hall, last night, Mr. John Berry. the
president, In the chair, with Miss Mexican ar
the organ and Mr.. Cumberland leading the sing.
ing. Addresses were made by NeSSrS I'VE
Watkins Addison. jr.. Williams and Prof. Morse
The club has so prospered and increased i'm
numbers that 1t has outgrown the Old han on
High street.
az The Chinese can go TO Northern Brazil il
they want to- Boston Post.
az Montreal makes her street car horses last
ten years. The passengers wear Out In about
SeYen.-I Detroit Free Press.
TEA bill to allow persons accused of Crime TO
testify In their own behalf has been rejected by
the legislature OF Texas.
TIA Texas paper estimates that there were
at least SEQ persons murdered in that state last
year. Twelve men were executed.
6s-The Rhode Island Senate has unanimous.
~ passed a resolution protesting against the
passage In Congress of the law restricting Cht-
neSe immigration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

DEEDS IN FEE haze been filed as follows
4. l.. Arney. trustee TO VIM. Eenucrh int " 81
~" S5.'.S2. Il. IL. Warner Ell al, trustees. 10 4.
l, Arney, lots 10 ), ST. I23; sl,1f94 w !.
Miller, u uStee. TO A. y. Lockwood, lot ~ and u
ST. "'; 81 $40 each. W. Is. Todd, Jr.. trustee 10
;. Il. Seibert. lots and &, So 2S,; 90, 0oo j. +.
Hanna, trustee, 10 Il. II. Warner, lot $50. So 80:
$50. Sarah A. Baker 10 J. A. Prescott lots !
and : 81. 5cs; $1,000. j. \. Prescott to ". II.
Parker, do: $1,000. Edward Temple et al,
trustees, 10 j. NJ. Young, lot 3. So 49i: -. 700
j. +. Hanna, trustee. TO Il. Ii. Warner. LOT 100,
Ssi. 6l5; $3.50 +. G.. calvert, executor. 10 + H.
Hamilton, part OF Pleasant Plains" 81, 800.
Andrew Schwartz 10 c. !. Garfield. lot - ST.
-; :. NJ. y. Gibbons 10. j. X. Gibson. lot :.
81. 80: $500. j. T. stevens. trustee. to Mary
\. MaIterson. lot j, 81. PSI; s20.00o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

BRIii liant EFCEPTION or SENATOR LnGAH-
IN enthusiastic reception was given Senator
erect logan on his arrival here last evening
lhe procession formed near the foot of the Cap
ltoi ABOUT O'Clock, under Chief Marshal l. i.
cutter In the following ordeT:-MOunted police
Marine Band, Chief ma! shall and staff. Illinois
aus, reception committee, soldiers and sailors
adv lSory committee, eJeran club. soldiers auI
sailors organization. DOnchS Band. SOuther
republicans. ard other associations. The pro
CeSSou marched to Pennsylvania avenue near
OH street Where the arrival OF The Senator in
the $50 train on the g. ~ Z. Il. X. was awaited
Inc arrival OF the train was announced by n
salute OF thiTty-SeVen guns. and on the Senator
anghtiDS lie was welcomed by the reception
committee ana escorted to the door OF the de-
pol where MI A. NJ. Clapp. General Raum and
Marshal Douglas gave him q hearty greeting
ana escorted him TO a carriage, drawn by four
horses, which took It's place IN the line. and the
procession moved up 10 Wizards, lighted I'D by
brilliant pyrOtechnic display Oh the avenue.
several thousand people were assembled at WI
lardS hotel. soon after the procession reached
thal point senator Logan, accompanied by the
reception committee, appeared upon the bal
c0ny. and was heartily cheered Hon. A. VI
tlapp delivered the address of welcome, 10
which Ten. Logan appropriately responded and
llO1. Il. Il. GTeener then, On behalf Of the
southern republicans. welcomed the Senator's
election TO Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

Law BOOKS AT AUCTION.-A inc library of
standard law books are now arranged On the
shelves at Dowling's and will be sold on We'd
nesday evening next. The lawyers should give
this sale their attention as il is first-claSS col
lection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

01O to $1,000 INVESTED In WAL o. ssocss
y MAKES fortunes every month Book sent free
e1piatntnG everything. :, Address BAXTER CO..
Bankerf. II wall g., n. 4. Eep26t,thkely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21
CITY ITEMS.
The Seaside Library.

out today in clear. bold. handsome TYNE.
RUPERT GOODWIN
ny Miss ". f. Braddon. ~ ao,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

1T. GEORGE S0ttETY.-There has been filed
In the Recorder or Deeds Office a certificate of
Ihe incorporation or The st. Georges Society
whose OBJECTS are The promotion OF social inter
course and the exercise or benevolence towards
needy deserving natives or the British emnfre
and Their widows and orphans. The managers
ale Frederick Widows. Charles Frederick Rem
jamin. Charles Bankes BrookeS. Thomas RObin
son and George Francis Dawson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

Anna Darbie prosecuted Edward Boone.
in Owensboro, KY. for alleged Islander. Anticl-
pating verdict for the defendant, she pro-
vided herself With rawhide before going to
court. and just aS he began 10 smile over his ac
quttal, struck him several blows across The
face.
TIA little girl was asked by her mother. on
her return from church. how she liked the
preacher. Didn't like him at ALL" was the re-
ply. "Why?" asked her mother '.'CauSe he
preached till he made me sleepy, and thea hol-
Tered SO loud he wouldn't let me go to sleep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21
LETTERS FROM TEE PEOPLE.
City Savings Ranh,

Editor Star:-When we received our las divl-
dend october, 1917 we were informed that
there was still small amount on han1. with
prospects OF having more soon. II Me-. Mat
tingiy now holds In his possession money that
belongs to the depositors. please request him to
hand Ii over at once. Ne trdaf a. DEpoSITOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

TAX LIENS ON REAL ESTATE.-There has been
1of d long time difficulty in aScertaining with
eNdctltSS The amount OF taxes due upon any
special lot OF ground in such manner as 10
enable attorneys VINO search up titles to certify
WIN certainty that any specific lot is. beyond
DOUBT, free from tit REMEMBRANCE OF a lien Tor
tax iii arrears. To remedy this. Congress passed
- in act Teiatln9 10 taxes and tax sales in the
District OF Columbia" approved an the ar
INST N4Ml requires the collector OF taxes. upon
payment 10 hin OF Zee 0; fifty cents, TO certify
that the following are all the taxes and assess
Menlo, general ana special, levied and assesSef!
which are unpaid to date, as shown by thn
books and records" and the law provides that
AFTER such certificate is given no tax or assess
lneht not mentioned therein shall be lien on
the property 10 which the certificate relates
tbs law Is at present dead letter. as the col
rector replies 10 applications for such certi.i-
nS tnat the state OF the tax books &C in the
collectors oi7fee does W." enable hin TO furnish
Tie information required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

MEATs.-Beef, sirloIn, 2Oc. per 10; DO. porter
house, e0a25c.; rib roast, 12a2Gc; STEAK 12Ia20c:
cornell Beef, sal0c.; Dried Beef, cilirpcd 25a3Qc
90, ICED, zoe; Lamb, iSa23C.: Veal, t2Ma2Ge
Mutton, l2kal5C.; Pork. 1ohai2zZc.: Sausage
~ g; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, PIE; Should
ef: Sa9c-: Breasts, i0al1C.: LarG, Sal0c.
FKUITS.-ApplcS, 20a4Gc. ger peck; Oranges
Eoa40c. per doz.: Lemons, 20a4eC.: HanaMas Ila
5oc dol.; Cranberfies, l0a12kc. per Of.
FIsH.-Perch 4Ga50c per 5unch; Knc'z, large
20a25C. per H. 40a50c per bunch: Snlelt l5a20c
per ID; Mackerel. 28a25c.: HalfDut 1sa20c.
todf1Sh, iec.: Blue fish. zn7jec. per bunch: Tay-
leFs. 4oa5He.: White fish, I5c. per Ii; Black has,
i5a2oc. per 10. Pike, 49a5cc. each: Shad siasl >.
per pair; Red Snappefs, i5c. per ~: CLANS
5eaG0c. per 100; Lobster, 12c. per To-; solops
4oc- Per &C.
BUTTER Philadelphia Print. f5a5oc. per 10
western creamery. sc; New ! DIRK. 30a35C: roll
2583oc.: Cheese, f2a2Nc-: Eggs. 15a21c. per IOz
observation-disclosures irish, 30a40c. PEI
peek; 40, Sweet, 50a:5c.; Cabbage, Sat2c: Beans
Dina 12al5c. per quart: Beets 5a1Dc per bunch
squash, safe. per b.; Pumpkins, lease. each
Iurnips, l5c. per peck; Onions, 3Ga40c per peck
foyLTRY.-ChicFans. 5Ga15c. per pair; Dicks
t5c.asl per pair; Turkeys, 15at5c. per 10.
Geese. 50c ash.
GANE.-Ducks, canvasback, s2as2. 80 per pair
90, mallaTd. ,jc al per pair; do, redhead
.5c.a$l per pair.
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CONS OF J0NADAB
ENCTRSION TO BIITTHORE.
FEBRUARY 22p

Tickets. securing ronnd-trir tickets GOOD for ave
days can he obtained by Jonadshs r.. c
JOHN BERRlS paper Ware mn W. w.
rooms. 4S2 9Th st. NV and Mr.. J. 4 MOLINS'S
Cigsr Store COruer 90 9Th and II St NV Train
leaves Baltimore and Potomac DEPOT ST ~ O'Clock
y N, and PARTIES 80 desiring N ,IrN trains
and return 10y trans the came nisi't. Subordinate
oounc1is VIII please assemble at Pioneer Council
Hail, corner of OH aud ID SITS NV az u o'clock M
to escort the Grand Council Nort Institution
OF Monumental Council, No. :. and Mass Meetin4
al the Tabernacle.
fel93ts I.AINOR NTI SIN Grand ..,ief ID % q
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out tomorrow,
LEAN; 4 WOMAN or Fs>UroV
BY Mrs Annie Edwards ... "a o.,
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NASuISGT0SS BIRTHDAY.-In addition to the
celtpi&uohH nollced I'D THE STAR 10 take platY1
tomorrow, The columbia Rifle Association WIN
nave three shooting matches at Benntng's. The
programme for the tiremen's parade In this CITY
II as l0lioWS: Engine companies No. 3 I and d
WIN Truck d" A, VIII leave the old truct. hotI,e
massachusetts, avenue. at II a. m and march
oy way OF Massachusetts avenue and 5th street
10 h, and so on 10 No. l engine house. where
lhtl VIII ION engine companies No. >, and
Win truck b. where the whole department.
VII ne formed In line ana march by way or X
10 I'm street down this street o PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, PAST the Presidents House in review by
The Iftoltent: from thence 10 The Capitol By
way OF PeDnSy yana avenue PASSING To me
east front by the north approach, where the in.
Spection and review Will take place. There viii
DC extra Trains OF cars 70 Alexandria Tomorrow
an VIII oe seen by the advertisements elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

WHY don't you try Lodiiie'S Headache SUorjfs
for nervous sick headaches. Costs 81 cents.
IL don't pay 10 suffer with rheumatism when
few doses OF Durdng's Rheumatic RcBeFg Will
effect speedy cure. Sold by Druggists. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21

LApY.-"lS that really truce" Druggist -
Eyes, madaHl;Dr. Butts Cough Syrup is only 25c =