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CAPCINB
POROUS PLASTER

ITS REMARKABLE Virtue
and great superiority over the common slow acting
porous plaster and all other external remedies in
Guiding lnments and the so-called electrical appi
ciaos, Chemists, the Press and the Public at large
L4MENESS md WEAKNESs OF
4 Miss Baly writes from Lee. England: Was
afflicted with rheumatism in my joints and a stiff.
ness or weakness in the small Of back have worn
hsTe i time
KIDNEY DISEASE.
been sufferer from diseased kidneys for twenty f
Plsster-felt relieved in few hours, and ia a few
Il DISTRESSING COUGH.
E. B. Mead, westervelt ave. Brighton. Staten
Island. Had d stressirg cold which caused me
until my lungs became sore aud painful; Nothing
seemed to afford ne relief until tried Bensons
breast bone at nisht-in the mornins both cough
and soreness were gone"
WHOOPING COUGH.
Jacob Coleman, % Gold st, N Y, reports-"Four
in It's most violent formNTried Benssn's Cancins
Porous Plaster ON two Of ,hem-they were relieved
In less than one hour-Thsn tried 1t on the other
two with like result"
BENSON,S C1PSINE PLASTER
CT ntA,ns entirely new and powerful combination
Of yegetabe ingredients such cannot be found in
any other remedy in the same form To these nsw
elements its wonderful pain relieving. strengthen.
ing and curative properties and the fact that it is
far superior to other porous plasters and all other
external remedies is due.
CAITION-In purchasing Benson's Capcine
Porous Plaster avoid worthless plasters having a
eimilar sounding name Be careful to get the gen.
uine. Take none that does not have the word Gap
cine spelled C-A-P.CINE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE Is GENTS.
;e7 s&w1m
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DOR RENT.

Ron RENT.
124 East Capitol It., brick. II rooms mod impa SbO
$40 9Th st. brick house store. II r., mod mps so
2new Brick Houses. Z rooms. mod mps., each. Is
1741 st., brick rooms, ga and water. l3
FOR SALE.
Several very cheap PROPERTIES in elegant loca-
cash payments-the balance monthly. or 10 suit
Also, great many ane LOTS, In an sections OF tia
city. with special Inducements to buiidoex
.,s. VIZ BURF0RD. Real 1ststs Bscksr.
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TvHOMAG J. MYERS. Real Estate AGENT,
1916 F street NV.

FOB RENT.
l011 street 1917 18th street q. w. 9 rs 1915 10Th
St. NV, 9n: 9l4 l2th NV. 10 70.
FOR SALE
30 ii et NV, water and gas.
10Y 9th st. n W., II, 900 It. ground.
910 22d st. NV, rms. lot Il It. front
1904, 1910, 1919 g st. NV,
451 ii st. n W. lot S0x100.
1920 14th st. W., II RS, mod. imps lot 26x13O sta
BILE In rear on alley in complete ORDER win be sold
cheap.
Lots in all parts Of the city. jes-tr
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Rhode Island ave-, near 18th st. NV.
A handsome IL room DWELLING, Just com pleted
finished in thorough manner and furnished
with every Convenience This property is in the Ina
mediate vicinity of 13th-Street Circle fronts Q gov
erEment reservation and Is in every respect very
desirable.
FOR RENT-A six-room FRAME HOUSE. No
1887 st. NV.
FOR RENT-l402 L st. NV, a fine three-story and
basement 10room DWELLING with all convent
ences
., FOB REMIT st., near nth neat 7room COT.
fruit and shrubIefy rent s25 Per monih. LURES l0'S
THOS. j. FISHER b CO.,
te6-h 1928 street n w.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN l. CO.,
st Cloud Building.
FOR RENT

the Office monthly. Persons Interested viii do well
to call for one: We make no charge for advertising.
we make no charge for care Of property, and with
smaller ones we win make special rates for collect
placed in our hands. Insurance attended to Win
f'1 CHARGE Taxes paid when desired Money care
exchange Some desirable Houses at from III 500
to Sc OOO, in exchange for desirable lots
myS0-tr JOHN SHERMAN Il IN
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The authorities Of Dooly county, Ga, have
an elephant on their hands. fire In neigh
boring county which destroy ed valuable records
prompted them to buy Of northern firm fire
proof safe about half as large as a freight car
and weighing nine thousand pounds. Twelve
mules moved it at a cost Of $50 three miles
from the railroad, but there it stuck and re-
fused to move any further towards its destina-
ton, Vienna, the county seat, still niue miles
away. Three commissioners were appointed
who took up their lodgings In the safe, and
Issued circular therefrom Offering hundred
dollars reward for the best plan Of getting over
the difficulty. Competitors are numerous. One
suggests building railroad to 1t, another thinks
a canal the thing, another fiippantly recon-
NERDS making it summer resort, and yet
another sagaciously says: "Move Vienna up to
the safe" This last plan would have been adop-
ted as the cheapest, but the safe unfortunately
happens to be stuck In another county. At last
accounts the commissioners still had their
headquarters In the safe.
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r. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets u orthWeat

R. o. HOFFMAN
1Oth and streets orthwe6t
4SS b. NV, IA n, baths. 9l2s
39 9s.C st nw fine house. furnished. :........lO0
lST Corcoran st., IL r., mod. impe., furn..... rs
l5I list st. NV, ID rs, mod. limos.
1IZ st. NV, 10 rooms, bath ano stable. ..... go
LID ID st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. .......,.,,.6e
llW PennA. av. NV, two fine rooms. 80
TWo fine rooms over Cats jewelry store. .... so
Icy 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. ..........4O
az d59e -, 81 NV, rooms and bath. ............3a
W. 1th G. n.W rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 1Sea Ut d9th st. NV rooms and
11SV Stn b. w., rooms. 80
7 ~ Ct ne, rooms, mod imps................25
1SO 81 De store, line one. d
no lSlZ st. NV, rooms rs
50l Sth Ct sw.. n. and store and stable
81 lst st. q. W., r. water and Ras. 20
0x myrtle st. NV, "a and bath. Is
S53 eI Nv. rooms and bath. Is
NO H28 10Th st. NV, rooms. rs
~ sSS q. H.o', ~
no 1Vy4 st. ne. rooms. 10
Nc i1oI - L.. LOnms.
Honass snd ssoae.
sale, at prices from 81 600 to $4,000 and on easy
tefme All property for sale ct my Office has been
reduced in price.
=. O. HOLTZMAN,
oeZu 10th and SITS. NV
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Opened to-day. 500 yards French Lawns at 12H
and Is cents yard, which cost to import Is and
PIN cents, and are now selling in this market for
go aGd 50 eerts Also COO yssds Of extra nne SILK
CANT shades, all colors costing to imp ort from 80
to 81 %, wi ich have placed on sale at the aston
ishing price Of Is cents per yard.
In addition to the above, we have many desirable
Goods bought during the past week. which we are
selling at half rates
W. NJ. BROWN,
te7-tr 8l7 Market Space.
WEWILL SELL SLATE MANTELs CHEAPER
w than any Northern Manufacturer, and ID
our custome rs have the largest line of styles "a
to select from. We have kept our full force IN
Of mechanics at work all through the winter, G
and now have $50 Mantels in stock.
Ef GLIgH TILE for hearths, vestibules and deco
rative work.
,E Sole , Agency Of the Celebrated EMPIRE HEAT
The BURTIs HOT BLAST FURNACE is deci.
deoly the best furnace We have ever used,
HAYWARD b HUTCHINSON.
3I7 9TH st. H.,c.,
je7t WASHINGTON, D. O.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS: kAi
CONGRESS- HALL.
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY.
This splendid hotel has been thoroughly renovated
and refurnished VIII open tor guosts
JUNE 81.
CLEMENT l. sOUTHGATz Props.
q. g. CLEMENT, late Lindell Hotel. 81. Louis
VIM. WILKINSON, Supt ny3l-eod26t
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3. Z. cor. 10th st. and South Carolina ave.
The above is only small part of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the lat ana 18th of each month";
which can be had on application at my Office. or will
be sent by mail if desired
auction Sales.
On SATURDAY. June TIN, at pm Unmproved
property and unfinished buildings on 4th st., be
tween and K cts. ne
% eco 200. 800. $500. 800. 5000 at per G.
81,oUO, &7O0 at per Ct lei tr
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THE CHOICEeT TEAS,
i THE MOST DELICIOUS COEFEES,
THE BEST .RIETY OF CANNED GOODS,
THE FINEST NEW YORK BUTTER,
in thort, the best of everything in the Tea and
Grocery line. and every article at rock bottom
prices, st the GREAT PINAFORE TEA CO., ll04
18th St Satisfaction guaranteed. both to quality
and prices in every instance. Send postal card for
trial order. je7-6t
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BRADBURY PIANOS.

A TLANTIC HOTEL.
n OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND.
kEAsON 1879 OPENS JUNE 20.
Largest and best located Hotel on the b. ach, only
inspiring view Of the ocean from the MAAY
tensive portc0s. Cuisine unsurpassed. lk:K8l
Rooms large, airy and comfortable. Fine band OF
music. Round trip tick cts from Bait more by rail
or steamer, only &c Board per day, $3.50; per
week, $40 and $50. For circulars call at Star
jes.am n "''f'''' JOHN TRACY, Proprietor.
WOOD! COALH WOOD y!
Bakers and oths rs who appreciate good article
Will do well to examine my stock of PINE WOOD.
have the largest and best stock of seasoned
Yellow and Spruce PINE WOOD, which am cell
Ing at reasonable rates asO the best grades of
ANTHRACITE and BITUM1NOUS GOALS
You can't pof sibly miss it il you bny now as
prices are bound to advance with the season.
L. VIM GUINAND.
Yards and Ofices,-623 Louisiana ave., 1st between
and G &c and Foot OF Sd at SO. it
pHCE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNIss'
L BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1902 F st W
The Comfort" mystery" and Reception
ShirtR, made Of Wsmsutta muslin, and extra fine
linen bosoms are only IS cents.
The "O.d Times" and 'tGreat Southern" (open
'FRONT.' Shirts are only 80 cents maize of frst-cass
goods.
The "Benate'' Shirt, made OF Fruit Of the Loom
muslin and twenty hundred linen. Ia only 60 cents.
First. class Pattern Drawers, double-seated, only
80 cents.
MEaINNIss.
r. rAnQ y o|~oo1
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There are 113 new advertisements In to-day's
STAR
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TIFFANY STATIONERY,
And all other grades of FASHIONABLE STA.
1IONERY, at marvelousy low prices
GEMS OF AMERICAN SOENERY-In the Ad-
irondacks. An Sable Chasm, Colorado, Cali 'orn a,
sea Bosch Views, and Penn gewasset and Baker
River Valley.
Now on exhibition, Port ait of Hon. G. W. Nc
Crazy, Secretary of War, by Henry Ulke.
NJ. BOARDMAN,
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CEASIDE HOTEL.
- OCEAN OITY, MAITLAND.

AMOO0 u,
SYNEPUXENT BEACH,
VIII open JUNE ID. Fine surf bathing, - a
dry atmosphere. Table supplied with ter. NJ ~
r.pin. crabe fish oysters. clam; etc. Band Ak:H4
tfmnsic Ocean City is accessible from WASHINGTON
and Baltimore via Wilmington. Del Gan ran route
TO hCtelD or by steamers foot Of South St, Baltic.
myz7-im s. j. MASSEY 4 CO.. Proprietors
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. Va.
Also ChAlybeete Waters rich in iron, and q fine
White Sulphur IN the Neighborhood.
Open from June lst to December annually. On
eQualled by any mineral waters in America 4
for the cure Of acid d. spepsia, kidney and yEHkY
bladder troubles. uterine ailments. govt, kesf2l
diseases of the skin, and catarrh affections It Is an
uDfsl}ing solvent Of calcuh These waters have
proved OF great value, in many other diseases but
can be more confidently relied on in the above
named than any other mineral springs in this
try. ! guarantee . cure, il durable by mineral
waters. The baths-hot, cold and shower-are un.
excelled anywhere The new and elegant swimming
pool 80 by ~ feet (the largest 10 the Virgins
tains) is especially attractive eE No safer or bet
ter place for ladies and children to learn to swim
The air of this elevated il pure and delicious
It IL here that hay fever patients part with their
troubles Capon being nearer to ali the cities north
Of the Potomac than any Of the Virginia springs of
note by an average of hundred and nifty miles.
claims large patronage on that score For pleasure
or health the traveller need not further Send for
pamphlets Direct or call on w. D. THOMPSON,
703 18th street, Washington, Q. for pamphlets or
water. WM A. SALE, Proprietor
". A LEWIS, Cashier
Music BY Wernigs 23d N. Y. Band. myS0-1m
DOUBLING GAP, PA-wHITE SULPHUR and
- CHALYBEATk SPRINGS, located in \ 4
Cumberlar county, open Juoe L. Rare vEAy
mountain retreat Terms very moderate lt:5H l
MELVILLE, Cumberland county, Pa my27- lus
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.nl6POSER4 OF Sc JOND.HAND ULOTHINC}-
~ Left06 Clothing. Watches. Guns, Pistols be
Car Eet the eo best cash PRICES from tho ORIGINAL
6EKZO0, S0S 9th st., near Pa. avenue. Branch 2S1
Pa ave- By calling ut addressing the above pisces
prompt attention wiz be given to ali orders.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSl AMI FoU MI.
I oST-A GOLD PIN. with fat head onyx and
~ small disa.encs front and plain gold hack more
VAnabie es relic Return TO 2027 1 IT., near rs
ave. NV, VIII receive suitable reward IT
I osT-yhnrsday. June 5th inst. Q new Black SIX
- BASQUE. in going from 1911 Vermont avenue
TO Howard University. Return to ISL Ner@ons
ave aid receive liberal reward le.--e-
csIgon TIE se a;h Inst KEas IN 800
spsll bunch Of KEYS A suitable re - -
ward viii be paid for thoir return 70 SUI SIZE
NV. "
II OST-On the 5th inst. o koMAN GOLD PtFs
IL with minisiure head on blue enameied ground.
Return 10 sl4 18th st. NV, and liberal reward
VIII he given oeo 81
as REWARD.-Lost, a GKNTLEMAN's GOLD
- LOCEET with black and pink htone, containing
two pictures The above will be paid by leaving II
al sol 9TH ST. corner r. je6 2s
EOUND-The PLACE no BUY UNFINISHED
E SHIRTS, Wamsutta cotton and 2lOo linen e
JORDAN, DARE co. q. lJu6 T St. near llth
WANTED-Old Gid ana SILVER. In large a
w small QuAnsif a Highest Cash price paid
821 peunaylvan1A ayonuo.
fsb2SW' BotvOeu ID and GHo
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GUNNER BOARDERS received at the AlbermarIe
- Female Institute, Charlottesville, Va, A.
from from june to OetoseT Rates per day. 81 E:Ny
nual session begins October Let my1I I'm
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DOCKY POINT HOTEL.
NARRAGANSErT BAY,
RHODE ISLAND

This we'll known and popular Summer 4
Reeort, situated on Narra.ansett Bay mid VENAO
way betx the cities OF Providence and le:H II
JUNE 18th. Eight steamboats, daily from Pro-
dfnce and New ort. 'o'--
Transient rates, a. so ger day. Permanent suests
&o to el5 yer week. according to location OF rooms
ADDRESS II. KENT,
je4-ft Rocky Point, Warwick X T.
Daily globe., 1879-02-15
THE SWINDLING BRASS KETTLE.

"A Report for It's Abolition to be Presented
to the Chamber of Commerce.
The committee appointed by the chamber OF
commerce to consider the majority and minori-
ty reports submitted on the swindling brass
kettle, was called to meet at II o'clock yeste1
day. The portion of the committee who re-
sponded to the call, agreed to submit the fol-
lowing resolutions to the chamber for consider
alton next Monday:
Resolyed, That it having been thoroughly
demonstrated that the brass tester can be more
easily manipulated to give different weights for
the same grain than other devices, it should be
abolished, and it's use forbidden in this State.
Resolped, That our legislature be requested
to take such action as will prevent the use of
the brass tester in this State, and that other
States be requested to cooperate.
Resoloed, That we cordially recommend the
movement now in progress in New York and
Eastern commercial centers (Which has become
an established practice in England) to have the
pound taken as the unit of weight in the sale
of all articles Of produce, and that we recon-
mend such action by Congress as will make
transactions throughout the country uniformly
on the pound basis.
Rcsolved, That the time has come when the
Northwest, which already does, and in the
future must continue to increase in supplying
the world with breadstuffs should establish a
grade for wheat, and not az now, be subjected
to the manipulation of grades at intermediate
points between the producer and consumer of
this great staple.
Daily globe., 1879-02-15
PAT NASH SCOOPED.
The City Beats a Contractor In a Law
Suit


The case of Patrick Nash against the city OF st.
Paul was brought to an end yesterday. It came up
IN the district court on the 7th inst and Thursday
the argument was closed, Messrs. Brsbin h Open
neim appearing for the plaintiff and City Attorney
Wllkn charged the jury at great length He re-
vieweo we the case and great amount of testimony.
Inc nature OF the case is familiar to all the GLOBE
rea0ers IN substance it was as follows:
The plaintiff in the action soupht to recover an al
ieseu oss OF profits upon certain contract entered
into by him with the city for the construction of what
was known as the Rice street sewer in this city. He
claims that after having entered upon the perform
ance OF his contract the city wrongfnly ousted him
from the work and took charge of ITSELF compet-
ing 1t under the superintendence of its engineer and
snat oy reason of that he lost profits that he would
have made upon the work to the amount of some
thing over $4,000. He also claims that he was COM
peNed by the city engineer during the time he was
hmsef IN charge of the work to do certain portion
Oh the work IN manner different from the re-
quirements of the contract, and to take down and
rebuild certain portion of the work wrongfuy and
ne claims TO nave been damaged by reason of that
aouon OF the city engineer to ths amount Of $1,000
lowed to him before he had been ousted from the
work. were retained by the city, and the amount of
which is 81 $40 and some cents He also claims thai
tnere was an amount of work not included in the es
1lihates ana or materials left by him the ground
when the city took possession, which the CITY appro
Prlated to its own use to the amount Of scne S17OO
ne claims Judgment in the aggregate to the amount
OF some $4,000 and interest
70 offset these claims of the plaintiff. the cit,
brings IN counterclam for S., 900. The same beine
aleged to have been expended by the CITY in fur
therlng erin work delayed and neglected by plaintiff.
me case Went to the jury the general anticipation
turned verdict for the defendant the city, and as
sessed damages at 81. A motion for q stay O
agd OF sty DAYS made by plaintiff
hlce street sewer controversy.
Daily globe., 1879-02-15
For Sunday oysters, go to Ahern's.
To the Citizens of Minneapolis.

From the Tribune, Feb. 10.
In publishing the following :strong card it is
our aim to adhere strictly to the truth and
the very fact that we publish such strong
card over our own signature ought to convince
the most skeptical that we mean just what we
say, and that ia this: We want every man, wo-
man and child in this city to know that Dr. E.
B. Halliday's Blood Purifier has proven to our
entire satisfaction the most wonderful blood
medicine that has ever been sold in this city.
We are utterly astonished at its results. We
could fill column after column of this paper
with testimonials to this most wonderful blood
remedy, as hundreds and hundreds of our citi-
zens, from the common )aborer to the man of
wealth, are enthusiastic in their endorsement
of this valuable remedy. We are selling daily
more of DR.. Halliday's Blood Purifier than all Of
the other popular blood remedies combined For
catarrh, female weakness, urinary diseases and
general debility it has no equal in the civilized
world. In fact, it builds you right up, and
makes life worth the living. Bon't fail to try
it. CRossMAN & PLUMMER,
City Hall Drug Store
Sole Agents for Minneapolis.
Daily globe., 1879-02-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION

They Don't Like the Bill About to be Intro
duced, and Resolve to Attend the Lesisla-
ture in a Body This Morning.
The board of education held special meet
ing last night, President Murphy in the chair.
Present: Benz. Cullen, Dufrene, McCardy,
Scheffer and Weed.
Secretary McCardY stated the object of the
meeting to be for the purpose of passing sundry
bills, which Went over from the last meeting
for the want of the proper signatures, and also
the committee on legislation wanted instruc-
tions.
Sundry bills amounting to So, ,747.O1 were al
lowed, of which sum 1000 was for interest due
on bonds.
Inspector Benz wanted to know what had
been done with Wilson Il Rogers bill for fur
mace in Humboldt school.
After some rummage among the papers it
was found that $3.50 had been paid, and
800 retained, the same to be paid when
the architect of the building could ex-
plain why the extra work was necessary in the
building.
Inspector Benz insisted upon the full pay
ment of the bill, but it wasn't allowed
LEGISLATION.
The board then took up the matter of desired
legislation.
Inspector Scheffer thereupon reported him.
self present one third of the committee on
legislation. In the absence of the r~st of the
committee, he didn't feel it necessary to re-
celye instructions, and deemed it best to defer
action in the matter.
Inspector Weed wanted to know whether
Secretary McCardy had Il copy OF the new bill
III reference to the board.
Secretary McCardy explained that he had
twice called on Representative Mead for a copy.
First, it wasn't printed; next time, that was
to-day, Mr.. Mead was absent in saltwater.
MIR. McCardy had read the bill through. 1t
provided that the city treasurer should have
charge OF the boards money, and the city
comptroller should audit pass upon all the
boards bills. In other words; the board would
allow bill, the city comptroller would say
whether 1t was right, then the board could
order it paid, the boards secretary would draw
a check the comptroller would endorse it, and
then the teachers would be made happy with
their money.
In other words, said Inspector Weed, the
>uncil wants entire control of the board. He
thoug- " 'Do 'o''noii nao oe'1er nina l1s own
President h, nrphy took similar view of it.
He also obiee,t ed to the feature of
ciuing $500 to the city, treasurer and comp
froler for doing I've boards work,
when the board didn't want them to DO any
work for it. As for his part, il al response
bility were taken from the board he not SUB
mlC ne would cease 10 De q melnDer. '
salaries were to come out Of the boards secre-
tarys wages to pay the city treasurer and
comptroller. and Bill Murray for his work IN
getting up the bill.
All the rest of the board protested.
TO bring the protests to a focus Inspector
Schefer moved that the board assemble at III
o'clock A. NJ. to-day, and in body visit the
capitol to interview Mr. Mead.
Inspector Benz thought Mead was one, while
the board were many. And on the principle OF
Mahomet going to the mountain, he thought
Mead should come to the board.
Inspector Shelters motion was put and car
ried, and then the board adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-02-15
FIVE CENTS A LINE
JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY FOR sALE-On
account Of change in business, we will retail at
rings rings breast pins and ear rings, solid gold neck
chains with lockets to match. Gents solid gold
cnalns, studs, sleeve buttons charms and lockets.
largest line of clocks. Imitation of French marble
CLOCKS CLOCKS, with bronzes, for $1,000 and upward. Dia-
monds mo1.9 In studs and earrings. Silver Elgn and
Maitham watches, from SO upward. Gents solid
gold stem -winders, with Elgin movements from ass
upward. Gold key winders, from $40 upward.
LADIES' ~ solid gold watches for $l5 and finer watch
es ac proportionate price All goods warranted,
and every watch guaranteed to keen correct time
Ma Me- WIIIELSHOFER, Sc Jackson street, Mer-
ol"n's Hotel. % red-sat-sun