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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04
The TALGCn

The TALGUD.
An intellectual treat of the very highest
order viii be given 10 our citizens when DIR
Z. b. NJ Brown. of Atlanta, Georgia, lee
lures here upon :. The Tain ud; It's ethics and
literary seaz4y Several Of this city have
heard the Bzs Ale3ase and they uaits in pro-
DcuDc'Eg NJ hrFuse the mastery effort of
q profOund A1ftofsR. The lecture will he de.
lrverea ~ tbs Eess opera house on the 8 IA OF
A,sce u Ter.
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SURFRIsED PHYSICIAN.
A Dying Patient Receivers Through
the Interpolation Of a Rumble Ger

Some weeks ago Dr. G-,a very repu.
table and widely known physician, living
on c. streets, was called TO attend very
complicated case of rheumatism Upon ar
irving at the house he found a maj about
forty years Of sge, lying In FRUSTRATED and
serious condition, with his whole frame
dangerously affected with the pain full dis
man continued 10 grow worse, and on Sun.
day evening he was found to be ina very
alarming condition. The knees and elbows
and larger joints were greatly IDfismed and
could not be moved. l. was only with ex-
treme difficulty that the patient could be
turned in bed, with the aid OF three or four
persons. The weight OF the clothing was so
oppressive that means had to b. adopted TO
keep II from the pstieurS bpiy.
The doctor saw that lis assistance would be
of no avail. and left the house. the members
Of the family following him II the door.
weeping. At the critical hour, neignbor, a
poor and humble German shoemaker, ap-
peared to the srlef-Smitt.n ones a saving
angel. He had heard of the despair OF the
family, and now asked them to try his RENE
dy, and accordingly brought fourth a bottle OF
ST.. JACOB $ OIL AS drowning man VIII
catch at straws so the poor wife applied this
rem edy she hsd 10 hope, bat would try any
thing a matter of duty The first spplica
ton eased the patient very much; after few
hours they used IL again. and, wonder Of
wonders, the pain vsn!snet entirely! Every
ct, and in two DAYS he was well and out.
When the doctor called a lew days after, he
WAS indeed surprised; for. instead 4 a corpse,
he found new made mzn.-Ench9n5e.
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! aluabie springs


We were last Saturday shown several
springs winch are situsted about One-foUrIh
Of a mile northwest nom the santa Ee depot,
the la geSt Of which furnishes water suffi-
cient To supply tue needs 81 . city of five
Thousand people. The water II DWiug from
these springs Is pure fTe-n ana soft. Tn J.
value as a source OF water supply, cannot be
Oy.I.SsIlmaltd.
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!. This was en- action on promi,ory note
F., the pi-!ulih, filed H. 1eiiuou In the Dis
Iict Court Ca DecvH.JUr II, 1870 against L ,
rs maker. aud = IS endcrser OF the note
Summons Wa Guy Issued ard served on
bnth deem ants on tue same day. Botn
were required - answer on or beio e
January =, ls'3 a answered on
an-w,r at any time. o. March, I6 1877, r.
fi!ec. his peIIlIuu 'or aujudIcaI on s- bank
IUYt in N" ID st!lct Cut OF the United
: steS; and on uCtoOer 5l>t, IS.9, III Was duly
discharged ss "a bankrupt b. said Court; and
his cert ncaJr Of I7cEar.- VS. duiy issued To
him. ON ebrutTy AN, ls'9, this Csc was
re a ar Y csiled & TIA, and trial a. hsd
be W ell r. rud V, which trial resulted 10 a
hrdin- ard judgment IN iavor oil A +. then
pro ured y II note ani asked for a judgment
thereon alnSt I. /. then ASKED lesyeO TIE
Cou:t 10 f. an answer IN the case f.rthwith,
and not q delay ths iT al, ana setting forth
the said discharge in bankruptcy, giving "A
copy hereof But the Court refused to per-
m { the answer To be- ii ed, and 9. duly ex.
Copied. I then asked leave to die said dis
charge, an: To INTRODUCE The same in evi.
dencr. Du' the Court refused, and 7. again eX.
cept-d. The Court then rendered a judgment
on the not aZ-i ct l. and L. agaiu excepte
7. :heu moved tor a new trial, and again pre-
scented said dis cnarge, but the Coart over.
Tu!el the DoiiUn, snd I. again excepted T.
again pssteuTsd To IL Court his certificate of
discharge end asked nat the Curt eutsr his
deCnarse from all NdDil ties on the said
] -dEmelt, aud also hat the Co 1T order that
IheTe be endorsed IN said judgment the fol-
lowing WORDS, to-wtt: ..ri>cEarged by
virtue of the bankrupt law" but the Court
refused and L. again excepted What was
dom IN the Case tom January 5th. ls.7. up
Ia March an, 1873, il not shown. Whether
the Court was at any lime during that time
in session or not, whether IL WIS 1T any time
coutinuel or not, and II continued VINO by,
and upon what grounds. or whether any pro-
reediny> Wee bad in the case under section
of the laws Of Kansas, Te a ing 10 bar krnpts
comp. lave OF k.nsa- OF l-7J, page llG) or
under any other law dos lot spp--r. Nor
does II spcear "a hst cau-ed he great Gelsy on
either SIDE II ii, that in the opinion OF the
Judges of the Supreme Court, the Court be.
low should have allowed ssiu answer to be
filed, but that the matter was wholly within
its discretion, civil code section lO6, COM
piled avs of 1879, page 6.6) and that the gu.
prrme CoDrt cannot say, under the circun-
stances of this case, tbat the Court beiow
abused It's discretion, aud Therefore. cannot
reverse the jude ment q The District Court be-
cause Of lis Ies0sAa - permit laid answer to
be fled
2 and further KID, tha. sec,io, OF the
SAID f-vso of Kansas, relating to bsnkrupts,
dos not apply 10 the Judgement rendered in
th'r case sSzlnsi /, bat uoes apply TO such
Judgment only as may ne discharged or re-
Leased by virtue OF he National bankrupt
law ~ r-vtsed stAtC s., pages 49,, o65 sec
tons STA TO 5II9)
All the justices coucurring.
true copy, attest: CT. BROWN,
ILsl Clerk Supreme Court.
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\ Military Company.

Judging from the amount OF interest mani.
fesiea lest Tuesday eye, at the military meet
log, we thii K we can safe y say, that O.atne
Will soon have one If the tueet military
cc-cp3Dy's IN the gate OF Eausag We pre-
Dict gland Success .OE Jas military cym.
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LEmpJ:Ia Ledger
The Western Union Telegraph Company
have arranged TO put up another teIegI sph
wire along the santa re road 10 accommodate
tneIT increasing business.
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Jay GOULD.
He viii Arrive In the City TO-nor-
row-a Barquet in His Roaor.


row-a Barquet In His EonOr.
Jay Gould Will arrive in the city some
time To- morrow, after having completed his
tour over the Central Branch. The time Of
his arrival is no: definitely known He viii
be received By our citizens and esesY exec.
ton made TO r.nder his stay n tne city q
pleasant as possible; End shose1e - Be lonGl
s-1E-s g al banquet Given'
I,-a,orIow night at the m donsss
at which aooat one hundred Oh beading
citissns will baHresenI
Aspecial nas6nng OF the City Coubnl was,
held last ueyHs decided th8 tha1
yor I'D keepot upon M 1z-'
give him . eS<stf welcome tn odS
city il .be1Eg tee 6ek1l = ans would b
mors ePceisied than e1sse1sious dis
r. Of the great failrsl hing Will
! - = ahiy ,ooksd srisz = here
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October y n, 1873
WIN. E CLARKE-Dedr Sir: have suffered
very much with nv <idnrys and Liver for
years. In January, Is79. ] grew wors- blnat-
ing fsarfuliy. Ny physician Oae OF the bes,
In Providsnce. wished me 10 try HUNTS
REMEDY, AS a safe and relisbe com pound
as ne had known IL TO cure hi fney u seases
when all other medicines h I'd failed ! did
50 and In twenty four hours passed four or
q ve gallons Of water. the blot was removed
and the great relief made ns feel a wei! man.
Were 1t not for HUNTS REMEDY 7 wouId
not b. aiiys to-day 8. r. SiEPARDSoN
HUNTS REM DS is prepared Expressly
frp tR..I tf -
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SANF0ED'S RADICAL CU2E

"CIorrs the Head ard Throa; 50 thoroughly,
that, taken in the morn ny on rising. tnere
are no unpleasant secreIlUEs, ant no disa-
grseable hawking during the entira day, but
an Uuprrc. daat.d Gle rnssS of Voice and
Respiratory Organs" Price. with improved
InhaIer snd Treatise, 81. SO u by ali Drug
ciSfs
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AMUSEMENT ANNa.s

Oar people naturally aye interested pn,t f,,afr
aracIeT!s;ic a. sipiiaiity viii BE- made Issn-
ifesi On his occ4ssop, SIS is usually Zee -.
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False and True.

-ye o-.ract from ~. Gad7Fay's "Treati,e On
T. saa1o and - Clre, as follows:
LIST or IJr-EAsEzs Co. ID ~
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KANSAS NEWS,
Che vsbaGases Railroad.



Many conjecture that the Gould business
Will stop the building of tie Manhattan,
aims & BGEl!ngsme Ial!tOaI.
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TElsIETE REREcY
Only requires minutes, not hours, to r,
eve pain AID cure acEye disease.
R2dTaIE Rf2iT RGjiaf.

IN from one 20 twenty minutes, never falls
20 relieve pain with one thorough aupIica-
, t - matter hpEv Ei9tCnt or eXcruCia'Ing
The pain the rheumatic D. d-ri!G-r snfirITIS
cIlpp-Sd' nervous HCCraiglc, or p-GStra-ed
WIN giNg't>e may suffer, RADWA.IS
READY hELILF Will atIyrI instant case.
inflammation Of the X itneyS, !nflaroruatro-,
~ the y adder, information q the Bowels
tonTeS' ION 81 Ihs Lungs, Bore Throat,
SIIIAcntt BreAihing TalDItatiOn Of the Heart
ItysteT.CS, Group D. Liberia, Cattrrh, In
'lGenZa- Headache gOOthache, Neuralgia
rheumatism, Cold Calls, AgUe ChiIIs, CniI,
plains, Frost Bites, Bruises, Summer Com
pants, Coughs, Colds Sprains, Pains IN
me Ch.St, Edc- or Limbs, are instantly
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Tern.rus o. the central n-auen.

ne nopuietion which nurat-r now ciosa M,
o so Js, pie 2" N4''7 'u
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No. 1865. Maggie o. Smith Va T. hanA smith
Error 4 ON Douglass county Affirmed.
| BY THE COURT, BREWER, ].
/. An action By the wife for divorce on
tue grouud of gt"ss NEGLECT Of duty he tesii-
mony showed that on Apru 30, ls1S, at his
suggestion. sue lett nome Tor a visit at her sis
t'r's In Massachusetts, that he then pur.has-
ed her tic et and gave her sixty dollars in
money promising tp seed more AS she needed
IL She wrote or money in Angus, and he
repliei promising In again said her money.
but sendIng bone. TINS was repeated several
times. And from the time OF her departure
ne ceased all Contributions towards her sur
port In fact when he su sge 81 ed the visit he
intended separation. She remsined with
hersisier unt'I Novemb r. when she returned
but he declined 10 receive her into his house
or resume n TT ed relations with her, Daring
her entire absence her ueaith was poor and
IN Sepiem Der ana October she was confined
TO her bed aud under care OF physician OF
TINS he had INFO NATION. he had means and
was able TO seaport her, "hIle she had no
property except piano. There was no tes-
timDny tending 10 show that his conduct to-
wards or hIs failure TO support her Was &C
companies with any insult, indigpity or cir.
cun-tsnces OF aggrJvaf Ion o. cruelty other
than the above stated, nor WAS there any ties.
ttm NY - o her pres n health or ability to
sunport herself by her own labor. The action
was rinnl ICED Mar. l, 1879 The isTrir court
Tefu-et - grant her a divorce Han no
'rr"r; He'd, further that thous Ia tht. test
mpny shows AZ abandonment by him yet the
@toltAsCs names btDNOfl III nj Tor
as . ground for divorce. and THAI a mere
Abandonment fOs less time without any cir
cUinsisEc- OF agsrIy .tiOn or cruelty, al
though II implies total neglect OF all
marital duty, can not be considered as eaniy-
aleuJ 10 ''sTpSs negiscI o. duty "
=. A pa y who commences suit. before his
cause OF action has accrued, can not after il
acc ueS a. "A matter OF TlEht, file supple
MAI p -t.jiOn shOWing ihtl fact and ~ mere
the refusal Of the court 10 grant laav.. TO n .
such petition works no other hard shin man
delay and costs, ordinarily SUCH refusal will
not be ground 20. reversal.
All tie justices concerning.
A true copy. Attest: 9. ]. BROWN,
Il. - Clerk Supreme Court
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ssObse-ve she following symptoms re
suitins froc- Diseases Cf tie Digestive o.
ysns:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FCllness Of the
blcod IN the Head, Acidity Of the stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust OF Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour ETUc-
taiions, Sinking or tluLgerlng at the Heart.
Chcklng Or suffering Sensations when il =
Lying Posture, DlEneSs Of Vision. Dots OF
Webs before Sight, Fever and Duu prfq IN
tSe Head, DefcIt Key Of Preparation, YeIIoyg-
| psss u the Skin Ind Eyes. Pain IN the SIDE
<chcs!, Limbs and Sudden FluShes Of heat
)bcrn ina in the Flesh.
| A lew d0sesof RADwAV'S Pills viii free
t.le sgston 1rCIo al ne above. named disc
terg.
Price - Cents FER BoX.
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by instantly affecting the Nervous system,
Ineir influence Is al once felt st the farthest
eNtremitivs. Hence Pain, which arises from
n q i>i urbance OF the Nerve Forces, is cured Ia
every instance as # by magic Palpitstion of
the Heart, Inflammation OF The Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Irritation OF the stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion. Dyspepsia. B lious Collie,
Cramps, Snd Pain arts ny from the same
cause, are speedily relieved. The medicinal
forces present in these PIesters ind their way
into the system in d manner At once mysrert-
ols aud powerful. They accomplish " hat no
remedy ever fore has done. viz, the resto-
ration of vital electricity, whence comes
instant aud gratefol relief from Pain aid
Weakness, and freedom fron disease
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Fevcrand Aouo

FEVER AND AGUE cr,rei for sftv rants
tntie y nota remedial agent an this world
t,.St VIII cure reverand kcue, and All other
Ml.s-Il1.is Li'iiouS, Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow
fna CtAeT Fever. aided by FADEaN,S
XII - Ills. 50 quick - RADWnE'S REEDy
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BREWER, J.

No. 1865. Maggie o. Smith Va + hama smith,
Error ON Douglass county -Ar,irmed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10

MANS.
SILK CIRCULARS AND DoLMANs, Siberian
Squirrel Lined
MUFFs AND BoAS, Seal Otter, Mink, Sable. and
Chinchila
GENTS SEAL AND OTTER GAPS, GLOVES,
AND MUFFLERS.
RUR CARRIAGE ROBES AND PARLoR MATS
oil Mounted skins,
Is. II. SrINEMETZ,
HALTER AND FURRlER,
1872 PPnnn Avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10

three story and basement brick structure 20 by 100
feet in sze, with beautiful pressed-brick front
trimmed with Ohio stone. The large plate glass
show-windows are surmounted by All original and
beautiful design Of galvanized cOrnice painted In
imitation Of stone work. The interior furnishings
ana decorations are OF the most modern and i'm.
proved design, and from first 10 last constructed OF
none but the best OF material with q special view
TO solidity and durability. An immense skylght
affords at all times o splendid light In the central
portion OF the store from top TO bottom, and means
OF ventilation. There Is also sidewalk elevator,
from which extending TO the rear Of the building.
Is track TO hosting apparatus 10 facilitate the
handling OF heavy goods and carrying them to the
upper stories. Indeed, throughout there has been
nothing left undone In the way of first-case con
voniences. The architecture Is known as the mod
ern Gothic style ond is certainly creditable TO the
architect, MFR G. II. Didden, MeSsB Holtzclaw. &
Bro, builders, and the artist painter, Mr.. John
Hunt
Mr. Ryneal for the past twenty years has been
located at $50 ID street. and known as the most ex-
ensNe dealer In paints, oil glass artists material,
lamp goods, re-, in the District His business has
grown into such large promotions as 10 necessitate
these increased facilities, md when we state that
lie now exhibits n stock that Is unsurpassed in ex.
tent and variety those who visit the beautiful store
Will certainly agree with us.
He has our hearty congratulations on we'll
deserved success and sincere wishes that IN his new
quarters lie may FOR many years In the future enjoy
lnrgely-inctcaSed business, as his honorable deal.
ngs IN the past certainly entite him to the patron.
aye ofOur citizens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10
For Shades go to Julius Isnsburgh's.
ST. LUKE'S II. Il. CHURCH.
Permanent Organization Enected-Happ
Settlement of difficulties.


The complication growing out of the fact that
while the new r. T. church, corner of Fifteenth
and Sampson streets northwest was erected for and
in part by the officers and congregation of st.
Mary's p. Z. chapel, yet, owing to certain condi-
tions specified in previous agreements, 1t became
necessary. In oder 10 remove present and guard
against future complications, to have Joint meet
ing Ofthc committee appointed by the conyocation
the vestry of st. Mays chapel, for the purpose of
adopting some remedial measure. The joint com
mittee met Monday evening in the lectuTe-room of
the Epiphany church, DR.. J. Vaughn Lewis presid-
ing. Those present were DIS. Paret, Addison and
Crummel Walker Lewis. :. Warden, Francis Up
sher j. Warden, Henry johnson, &. q. Fleetwood,
ID. Lee, Daniel Murray, Charles Murray, ID. Cham
bers, Spencer Murray, jrs and Richard Nugent
wardens aud vcstryneu Of ST. Marys chapel. The
meeting was opened with prayer after which the
chairman presented and read a paper providing
for the continuance Of the present officers Of 81,
Marys chapel, with all vested powers us rector and
yestrymen of st. Luke's r. f. church The docu-
ment also provides for all enrolment, IN January
next, Of legal voters, who for the first time, win
exercise tho right Of franchise in the new year
Faster Monday next, at which time four vestry-
men will retire and their successors be elected
The organization thus Effected will remain, and
doubtless will be ratified by the general convention
IN May next, when the st. Mary's chapel will be
egislatcd as corporate body out ofexistence, and
the st. I.ukes formally created. The document
was fully and ably discussed, after which, on mo-
ton of Sir. Johnson II was adopted.
The Episcopaians, aud especially the attendants
Of 81 Lakes, are " be congratulated upon the
happy turn Of that which promised at one time
power Of the rector TO dismeInber and force out o
the church its working element, and too mucl
credit cannot be given the committee-Drs, Lewis
Paret and AddSon-iOr the manner in which they
handled so delicate question.
In cOnsOnancU with the wish of the committee
the vestry Of -. Lukc's appointed hcssrs, Upsher
Nugent ana Murray 10 confer WIN the rector, rel
alive TO the reorganization OF the choir in the new
church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10

Former Miss Thayer rang the grand aria from
Nabucco" with great power. aud later on the
'EArdita Waltz and Schubcrts "Serenade," the
latter with coInet accompaniment by Mr.. Arbuckle.
II IL quite evident that she has great future before
her. Mrs Helen Norman, a contralto singer OF
great merit. rendered ONTO Fernando from la
Favora' IN excellent style, while her singing OF
Just as Of Old" followed by Robin Adeir, com
pletely captivaed her hearers. Madame Teresa
Carreno is the same finished pianist that has so
frequently delighted us. Nothing can be added
BY any praise to the enviable position she holds in
the very front rank of piano performers, Signor
Tagliapciras voice has lost some of It's sweetness,
but not shadow of force and expression and his
method is 30 correct and pleasing that he never
fails to secure the goodwill and applause OF his
audience. Mr.. Arbuckle's reputation as an artist
on the cornot is too well established to need our
praise. His rendition OF "Swcet Bye-audBye" com
pletoly enthused the audience.
Hon. Schuyler Coin.x'E Lecture.
Hon. Schuler Colax will lecture tonight at
Lincoln Hall. The lecture will be the famous one
descriptive Of 5000 mile stage ride across the
continent. This lecture Is one OF the finest
descriptive efforts ever delivered from the rostrum
Mr. ColiHx is known as one OF the most eloquent
aud entertaining lecturers of the day, and no one
should miss the opportunity Of hearing him to-
night
Our readers should not forget that this famous
American prima douna, all flushed with the vic
tories she has achieved and crowned with the
laurcls OF the Old World. will appear at Lincoln
Hall In q grand concert on Wednesday, the l7th
instant. Size is assisted by artists of noted prom-
hence; aud, as seats will no doubt be at premium
ere long persons desiring to hear her viii do well
to look about in time
Haverly's "Pinafore."
Hayerly's Chicago Church Choir Company, COM
posed exclusively of prominent singers selected
from the principal churches OF Chicago. will COM
menco u weeks engagement at the National next
week. This company appeared in Baltimore n
fortnight ago and the press OF that city credited 1t
with having sung Pinafore" In better style than
1t was ever rendered there before
Theatre Comique.
The stupendous attractions put forth BY the
management Of this theatre during the present
week fill the house nightly and the audiences are
more than satisfied with the excellent entertain
mcilt provided for them. Delehanty and Hengler,
Cnhill brothers, Grace Garland. Charlie Redmond
and George Blake, Nellie Waters and Il host of
Jake Budd has a new extravaganza "IIe Never
Hurt Me- and the talented young actor, Mr.. Sid G.
France appears In his great drama " In the Web
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10
An Excursion from New York,

excursionists from WATERFOWL Oswcgo and inter.
mediate points in New York, arrived in Washing
ton yesterday morning. The main excursion Of
York at midnight Monday night, and 800 of them
continued their journey TO this city The excur.
sion Is under the management of N p. Wheeler,
agent OF the New York 4 oswego Midland railway,
aud w. Dunbar, general excursion manager of the
Rome, Watertown Il Oswego railroad. The excur
sionists, who spent yesterday inspecting the city
The President will receive the party at O'Clock
this evening. While the excursion was on the way
TO this city vote was taken on the train with the
following result Sherman, 3; Conkling, s. Blaine
Al; Grant, 81 Hayes, u; Kelly o. Ben. Hll, l; Han
cock, g. Seymour 81 Bayard, o; Tilden o. Dr. Mary
Walker l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10

1t Is the duty of every citizen to encourage home
enterprisGe an pa'roniAng tne Aliingt2n rlre IN
not only of giving their support to home institu
ton, but of insuring their property in of the
safest soundcst and most reliable concerns in the
country. As the company offers every inducement
that can be found elsewhere, preference should be
given TO II above all other companies. The names
of the gentlemen entrusted with the management
sufficient to guarantee the soundness Of the
company. The principal Office is situated on Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite the Treasury Depart
mcnt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-10

The many handsome aud substantial improve.
lnens in our city Will make the year 1873 one 10 be
long remembered Ne that In which the era of pros
be seen elegant business structures and dwellings
that have recently been completed and hundreds
of others IN process OF erection. They are all
of the best class, and generally have been con
strlIGted specially for occupation by the owners.
At No as Seventh street northwest our highly es.
teemed merchant Mr.. George Ryneal, jr., has com
,tructunes on that great thoroughiarei one which
Is not only credilable TO the city, but
particularly so 70 him. The building Is a