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National Republican., 1880-10-29
AUCTION SALES.


II II. WARNER, Real Estate Auouoneor.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a Two.sroRY AND AT.
TIC FRAME HOUSE ON NINTH STREET, BE.
TWEEN = AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST.
by virtue OF q decd OF trust, dated July ~. 1875
duly recorded IN bar 1sg. folio ~, of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and nj the re-
quest OF tic party secured, will sell nt public nuo
ton, in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the
26th day of OCTOBER, A. ID. 1870, Ot 4: O'Clock
f. M the following described real estate situated m
the city OF Washington District Of Columbia to wlt
Part OF lot numbered one 10 IN square numbered
nhe hundred aud twenty-five Vlb), descrihel ns fol-
lows Beginning for the same vt the southeast cor
ncr OF said lot one (p and running thence north
thrtyeRht feet eight Inches tsS n n) thence west
sevonty.twO feet thence south thirty eight feet eight
Inches (s r. In and thence east So entytwO feet
70 the beginning together with the improvements
Terms; Oncthrd cash and the balance In six (G),
twelve (a) and eighte S) months with Interest at
per cont por onuum. secured by deed OF trust on
tho property, or n cash, at option Of purchaser ESQ
deposit ut time ufsalc and all cOnveyancing at cost Of
purchaser II terms orsnle ore not connod with IN
seven days the trustees the right to resell tho
property ut the risk aud cost Of the deiaultng pur.
chaser after five days advertisement,
JOHN JOY EDISON,
THOMAS 8. HOPKINS,
National Republican., 1880-10-29
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Tho swim iron steamer.
JOHN w. THOMPSON
Captain John H. Wood. built expressly for tho Poto
mac river business leaves Sixthstreet wbatf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY nt !
river, Fare and frelghts at lowest rates.
mlen SIxth.slreet wharf
National Republican., 1880-10-29
WANTED-ROONES.

NV TANTED-By a single gentleman, room and
w board between Seventeenth and Twentieth SITS
n W; first second nuOr moderate terms, which
please state; gas hot and cold water. Address
HARRY a BASWELL, Howard House oc?9.3tt
TTANTED--on ls ST. bet Filth and Seventh SITS,
wv three communicating rooms. without board,
eiiher furnished or unlurnshed. Address Lock Box
81, City ..
VNyANTED-1hree neatly furnished rooms, two
w bedrooms with small paTlori quiet people
without Childreni price must be low. Address 9
POOLE, iasS 4 st n ". OVlS.3tN
National Republican., 1880-10-29
Baltimore Markets.

'..''.'.'''''' t'ZSOOoli
Currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 46l3.Gi2
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The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, NO.
NEMBER 8. 1881, same hour and place
john JOY EDISON,
oc21&ds THOMAS ). HOPKINS.
National Republican., 1880-10-29
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
126th Monthly Drawing.
ouislana State Lottery Comma

TEis Institution was regularly Incorporated by tho
DE purposes IN 1868 FOR THE FERN OF TWEEN.
THYME YEARS, to which contract the inYioable
hith OF the State IS pledged, which pledge has been
renewed by an overwhelming popular vote securing
its franchise IN the new constitution adopted Decen
br 3D. A. ~ 1870 with capital Of fl0O0OJJ to which
it hRs since added n reserve nind of over silOOOl
FRS GRA Nd SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
Will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. II
nfuer scdle o. poSpOcL Look At the following Dlslri
button; -..- ,......., .,,,, ,,,,,,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale u Prairie Farm
consisting OF SO acres sixty-iive
acres under pillow, balance under
pasture and hay; we'll fenced; II
good we'll, house, and granary
Land is comparatively new and is
under Il primo state OF cultivation,
and is situated in pleasant
ncighborhood; good road running
by the farm; within easy distance
OF two school houses, and churches
of various denominations; also
within y miles OF where the q.
IL N, w. II, II. depot is located
Mt Ridgeway.
For terms apply on the prem
iscs, two miles south of the new
Catholic church il Ridgeway
Tnos. X RYAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
GEN. AMASA COBB ON GEN.
HANCOCK.
He bears Testimony to his kindness
OF Heart, his Gallantry as a Soldier,
and his Trueness as a Man."


On September "a, 1867, while
Gen. Hancock was on his way to
New Or - TO take command
there, grand ovation was rendered
him in Washington city. The
National lntelligcncer of the next
day, speaking Of the ovation, said:
"Whcn considered that it was
spontaneous Offering of tho citizens
Of the District, il may be regarded
Ms triumphant recognition of tho
noble character OF the citizen and
soldier who WINS the recipient of
the honor paid him on this ocea-
sion" An immense audience was
assembled, and Gen. Hancock was
introduced by Hon. Amasa Cobb,
then Il Republican member of Con-
gress from this district, and now a.
Republican Judge of the Supreme
Court of Nebraska. General Cobb
said
"To me has been intrusted
the pleasant duty of appearing
before you in the capacity Of an
old comrado of tho distinguished
General now before you, to intro
duco him to you on this occasion.
Six years ago had the honor to
he in command of II volunteer rcgi-
mcnt in the Army Of the Potomac,
and, with three other regiments,
had the good fortune to be placed
under the command Of the then
newly appointed Brigadier General
Hancock. During the long and
tedious winter of 1861 and 1862 we
did duty in front of this capital,
deyoting the days to discipline and
tho nights to watching and picket.
We were volunteers. The General
was Il regular army officer All
of you who passed through similar
experience will bear me witness
that the volunteers felt the rigors OF
discipline when placed under such
disciplinarims rs that army was
commanded by, and its discipline
and after efficiency was owing
chiefly, if not wholly, to this fact.
The winter passed away, and the
army finally moved, and in the
course Of the war, they were
brought in front of the enemy.
General Hancock's first brigade
succeeded in turning the encmy's
left Mt williamsburg, aud afterwards
he prevented the victorious enemy
from driving the lines Of Mcclellan
from .he Chiekahominy, and later
on it came up to save the day nj
Antietam, and now | esteem it n
great honor bestowed upon me and
my old regiment TO have the op
portunity Of standing here by tha'
great Generals side, bearing testi.
mony to his kindness Of heart, Iii.
gallantry rs n soldier, and his true,
ness as man" The speaker her,
turned 10 General Hancock nn1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

said: ALLOW me to say that to
your new field Of duty the hearts
of your old brigade 60 with you,
knowing that wherever you may 60
the country will have a brave and
efficient soldier, and that flag a
gallant defender"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
w est and East.

Insist upon ticket agents selling you Tickets
via this road. Examine Your tickets and refuse
To buy II they do not readoyer tho Chicago and
Northwestern Railway.
II you wish the beet ira cling Accommodations
ron will buy your tickets Il this route AND
WILL TAKE NONE oTH X.
All ticket agents can cell tickets and cheek
usual baggage free by this line.
For information. folders, mape, etc not OBJ
iained al home ticket once, address az agent
OF the company, or
MARVIN HUGHlTT. W. II. STENNETT.
GEM Mcragcr, Gent Pass Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

q IN A WEEK Si2 n day nj home eneily
OI Z made. Costly Oulht free. Address,
TRuE IS Co. Augusta, Maine.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
Mhora rrnn cn,nfnrt ann hn Fnnnd.

Driver & schofield, 1343 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., announce that they will Saturday evening
open TO inspection and criticism of the public
tho most slaboratoly fitted.up Restaurant and
Summon Garden ovor attempted in this city.
Satisfied that this class of resort is growing in
popular favor in the community, nothing that
tuste or art could suggest or money procure
has been neglected in making this tho model
establishment of the District. In their under
taking they havo aimed to present II resort
which ladies aud gentlemen may safely
patronize, and TO that ond have
earnestly striven to exclude every
thing that could prove Objectionable
to the most fastidious. A ladies' rarlor and
balcony in charge Of proper attendants is a
feature. Choice music will be one Of the fore
most attractions, and all that can be done to
make tho guests enjoy pleasant hour during
tho heated term will be done. While the es-
tablishnent was in process of renovation, the
proprictors were not idle in seeking out the
best liquids to offer to their patrons. IN beers
alone there has been made most thorough
and careful examination. After putting these
malt beverages, taken from all sections of tho
country, TO tho most exhaustive chemical
analysis, they find that Hcurich's beor is The
finest and purest brewcd, and it is satisfac-
tion 10 know that they can accept al article
of home manufacture, and present it to their
patrons as the best production from malt and
hops made throughout the land.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
JAMES sTORE ES, CRIME.
His Second Trial for Buitlpg Charles Kane
"a, Death

to Death
The second trial Of James Stokes for man.
slaughter in killing Charles Kane on the
night Of March IS, 1870, by butling him In the
head, commenced in the criminal court before
Justice James yesterday morning. He was
convicted Of mansaughtcr June 25, 1879, and
sentenced 10 six years in tho ponitcntiary and
to pay a fine OF 81, but subsequently, new
trial was granted by the court in banc.
Mr. II. X. Perry, assistant District.attorney,
appeared for the government, and Colonel
William A. Cook and Mr.. Lcgh Robinson for
tho defendant.
Tho following panel was obtained to try the
cause without much trouble, viz James F.
Wollard, Lewis J. Brothers, George Donaldson,
Gwynn Green, John Myers. Christopher G.
Mckinney, Edgar S. Brooke, John Il. Patter-
son, Calvin II. Davidson, Charles J. Jones,
Theodore c. Ray and James w. Davenport.
As TIE evidence was published in full In THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, at the former trial
and tho public is coaversant with it, its repro
duction unnecessary.
The witnesses examined were Charles Car.
teI, William McKenny, DR.. J. F. Hartigan
Gideon g. Palmer, Toney Prince, Officer
Rhodes, officer White, John McChcsney
Timothy Gallagher, and Mary Campbell
alias Kano. Tho evidence on both sides
was concluded at o'clock. Mr.. Perry made
tho opening argument for the government
and at the conclusion the court adjourned till
to-day.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
The Nntlnnnl RInns

A very enthusiastic meeting Of the Rifles
was held AT Marinfs hail last evening The
new company received very encouraging ro.
ports from their several committees looking to
the prosperity OF tho organization. Applica-
tions wero received from a number of gentle
men for admission in the company. Six gem
tlcmen, who came well recommended, were
elected M active members. The election of
quite a number Of gentlemen for contributing
members Of the company was deferred until
next meeting night. BY n unanimous vote
OF the company Colonel William G. Moore aud
Lieutenant w, n, Dalton of tho Washington
Light Infantry corps and Hudson Taylor OF
New York, the quartemaster of the old M.
tonnl Rifles, were made honorary members OF
the COmpauy,
National Republican., 1880-06-18

Nigh, before last, at the government print
ing Office, witnessed one of those enjoyable
little affairs the memory of which lives ever
green in the lives of the participants. Tho
occasion was the presentation of a beautiful
silver ice-pitehcr to Mr.. J. w. Hughes by his
admiring male and female associates in the
press-ro0m. Mr.. Hughes has for some years
officiated rs night engineer, and in that copac-
ty has, by his kindly, gentomanly ways and
his evcr'ready disposition to oblige, so won
upon the esteem and gratitude of his associ-
atcs that they took occasion on Wednesday,
the last night of publication of the C01upes.
sionat Record to show their appreciation as
above. Mr. Hughes was taken completely by
surprise, and he generally so ready-witted,
suddenly found that his powers of speech had
completely deserted him. His friends, how
ever, understood his embarrassment, and his
simple II thank you" met with the same ap-
plause as would a lowery burst of oratory.
The eclat oil the occasion was added to by the
surprised reception by each OF the pressmen
of a beautiful bouquet donated by the ladies',
One OF the ladies was also tho pleased recipi.
cnt Of lovely basket of flowers and another OF
a handsome caGc. All then seated themselves
and did ample justice to well loaded table.
So passed Il pleasant hour.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS


SUMMER FABRICS.
LUpINS BLACK LAC;k BUNTINGS.
1900 yards All-Liusn Lawns, at 25 cents, reduced
from ~ cents
Pacific Lawns md Pcrclps at l2is cents.
JunliRrds An-WUOl Burtings, ~ % cents.
4iin. wide All-NUol Twilled Dsbeges, at so cents,
ormer price IS cents,
SUMMER SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Black Grenadines all styles and prices.
AL PaTaso s at reduced prices
THIN WHITE GOODS.
Persian Lawn-IEdiR Linen.
India Mul-FTennh Nainsook.
Victoria Lawn Bishops Lawn.
30 pa. Figured and Dotted swiss AIuslins, ranging
from p cents 10 81 cents per yard.
Madras Ginghams, ranging nom l2ia centa to IS
cents
Ladies' Linon and 9Iohair Ulsters
PEIIINOTS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
LlSLE THREAD GLOVES.
PARIS LAWNS AND ORGANDlItS.
GAULE UNDElW WKAH
PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY.
CALCUTTA SEFRSUCkER
INDIA POSGEE-CANTON GRAPE
DC &c, &C.
ES-AN INSPECTION Is SOLICITED
RJ-.ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN PLAIN
FIG URES.
PERRY s. BRO,
Penna. Ave, cor. Ninth st.
Established IN $50 jsi5Gt
National Republican., 1880-06-18
ON DECK AGAIN.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES, !!
GROCERIES!!!
-BY-
EI,PHONZO YOUNGS.

504 Ninth Street, between Ennd y Northwest
Having refitod rcpain,cd and rcstocked the above.
and the public with their needed supplies from care
tnlly,selecled and complete STOCK OF NEW
GOODS. We rame In put
SUG.iRS.
(Best New York md Phiadc phia Brnnds-l
Powdered and Granulnted 10 lbs 0r..;;. ......"slc0
Good White sugar. lbS Leo
Coed Brown sugar. l2's lbs ior.,....'...".,... Leo
TE1IS.
Gu"powder oolong. Imperial. Japan, English
Breakfast, etc all grades prices guaranteed rs low
~ any house south Of New York.
COEEEES.
pMocha Java, Maracaibo, Lasuayra and RIo ct popu-
lar prices, quality considered Gus cohees are al
WAYS fresh roasted and We have 10 stock soue Of the
fines. grades thai can be proGucod.
Good Roasted Rio, lbs. ior......
SYEUiS.
Puro Sugar. Goods guaranteed free from Glucose;
Choice Maple syrup. per gallon
MOLISSES
genuine article Of New Orleans always Oh hand,
also The lower grades Prices low.
ELOUR
Ceres, Minnesota Patent Process; sterling. Mime
se ses rS' FL GSs GSes Ses GSh % @ a NG@ EcS
West nnd all other leading brands direct nom first
ii iphonzo YounGs Genuine Minnesota Patent
Process, rom white tlint wheat Per sack ...-i2G0
Good Family f1our, per sack. lsO
LUAGH GOODS
po. tofevery de crEEton EE ln,t !, received po.,,
-, Potted Ham, Tongue; Turkey, Chicken, etc; B0ncd
Turkey otc; Genuine Wcstphnlia Sausage, Sardmes,
Shndines. salmon Lobster, Dried Beef Baked Beans,
etc. etc etc., etc,
SAUCES IND PICKLES
OF all kinds and We would name the celebrated Dur
KEGS sasd Drcsslng Crosse G BlackwelHs Pickles.
full assortment
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER, No paiuS spared TO Keep up
good supply OF thete important articles.
Queen Olives in a variety of siylcs-lncludng
small bottles at 2j cents for Picnic purposes
In fact we give our undivided attention TO the
FiIhILY TRADE,
And make it our whole study TO furnish the VERY
Bl,Sr ofevprythng In the way Of FAMILY SUP.
PLIES generally. Our facles for buying and
feigtng are surpassed by none, and we guarantee
to sell low any her hou'e Ia the city as also,
10 give the article, quality and quantity as rcre-
sented.
Money checrfilly refunded TO any customer who Is
not entirely satisfied with their purchase
Telephone connections
ELPH0NZ0 YOUNGS, Grocer,
504 Ninth Street, bet. E and II.
(wuITE FRONT). me5-tf
National Republican., 1880-06-18
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME-DOn't miss it.
Hotel Arriyals.

WilIard's-J. A. Crane of Massachusetts,
James e. Wheeler of Tennessee, and J. w. NJ
Harris of Mississippi
Ebbitt-W. Harrison of Cleveland Dr.
George w. Cram of New York, Theodore L.
Cole of ST. Louis, and Z. p. Ripley of Con.
nccticut.
Riggs Houses. N. D. North Of Utica N. Y.
Henry J.. Burnett of New York, j. ]. Storrow
of Boston, and A. W. Micbener of Philadelphia
Wormley's-Tbeodore G. Barker of Charles
ton, s. g., r. Pumphelly Of Newport and II
NJ. Holden of Kansas City.
Imperial-George G. Topping of Ashland
Ohio, and Frank James Of this city.
National-L. II, Pigg and sister of Chatham
Va, James L. White of Chicago, Alfred BishoE
of London, W. j. Bailey of Richmond, Va.
Colonel Harry Purcell OF New York, M. J
Waldron of Memphis, A. Lord, ljr., of Williams
port, Pa, John w. Johnston and Il. A. COghil
OF Virginia, and Sam b. Jones of New York.
81. James-M. Mcdonald of Virginia, r. J
CrAghill, John w. Daniel and Thomas
Kirkpatrick Of Lynchburg, Va, and w. II
Child and wife of New York.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
peath of Cnntain wv. N. nylea.

Captain W Harry ByIcs died yesterday
m ornirg after a brief illness Of complica-
ton Of diseases. The deceased was well
known In this city, and enjoyed the friend
ship Of a lurgo circle Of Rcquainlanees, He
has been connected with tho steamboat bnsi-
ness, rs captain and pulser, for the past seven
teen years, lIo had been designated to COM
mand the new steamer Alowsmith, having
National Republican., 1880-06-18
NInrrInre Iicensns.

The clerk Of the court has issued The follow.
ing marriage Licensees Alrod Crockett of
this city, and Mary Willis, of Knowles sta.
ticn, Nd; f. j. Grimes, Of Now York city, and
Mary CallaghHn, OF this city; William H.
Jones and Sarah +, Chase; William IL. Waters
aud Emma Adams; William b. LettmQn aud
Eliza Bddlci NJ u, Delayersuo and AMMO G,
Thompson,
National Republican., 1880-06-18

been selected for the position on account Of
his general popularity and peculiar fitness for
the position. but death intervoned and do.
prived the company Of his most valuable SER
vices. In life ho knew no enemy, but had
myriad of friends, who will lament his demise
and deeply sympathizo with his family in
their aflliction. The funeral will tako place
from the Metropolitan church tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

The National sate-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue
continues TO receive valuables of all dcscrip.
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS. s.
PANTS TO ORDER FOR S. ElSEAlAN BROs.
CORNER SEVENTH AND IS
National Republican., 1880-06-18
Go SEQ the Great Game to-day.

MEssRs DUNCANsoN g. BROS, auctioneers
will sell by order of the United States govern.
ment on tho White Lot, south Of tho Treasury,
on Monday June 81, 1850, at II o'clock noon,
several brick and frame buildings and steam
boilers TO which attention is called.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

Two THOUSAND pair ladies Newports, Low.
Button and sandals at 75 cents aud 81 per pair,
at Snshomer & Bros, EOS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
GAME called 4.3O. Take II in.

$3.50 Silvsr-pluted lee pitchers,
Handsomely engraved and worth double tho
money, at X. Harris & Co.'S, 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

FoR full line of China mating at popular
prices, 20 TO Julius Larsburgb, Odd.Fellows'
Hall,
National Republican., 1880-06-18

THE deadenmg preparations of Opium for
the Baby are rapidly disappearing before the
use Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold by all
Drurgists.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

julius LAHsBURGH, 42l Seventh street, re-
ceived within tho last few days 5000 rolls OF
China Mating, which he proposes to sell at
startling prices.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

GREAT BARGAISS IN CIOTUING on FVERY
DESCRIPTION. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND f
National Republican., 1880-06-18

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS,
BOIS LINEN PANTS 75 CENTS. ElsEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

Coon straw mating, Is cents, at julius
Lansburgh's Popular Carpet House, 42I Sew
cnth street
National Republican., 1880-06-18
Grent Isadnctlnn

Great deduction
In all departments Ut PalSis Royal for the
next ten days
National Republican., 1880-06-18

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2l1 Four.
and-half street, use only S. s. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

For mems fine low Shoes for summer wear,
at very low prices, go to slnsheimer g. Bro,
sos Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
For Termination

Misses and Chldren's Kid Sandal, Newport
Tics, and Button in large variety at 81 90, at J
Brooks Now Shoe Store, 602 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
Thermomatric Readings.
OFFICE CHlBF SIGNAL OFFICER. y. 4. A

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. y. !. A..
June II. 1880.
"a, in....- CO %. m... 81 II p.m.... 65
735 a, M. 66 3p m...... 80 Maximum. 81
IL u, me-. &c pp. m..... IL Minimum, 90
Indications.
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. light variable winds gem
orally shifting to southcaserly, stationary barom-
National Republican., 1880-06-18

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARK ED DOWN FAR BE.
LOW VALUE ElSEMAN BROS. CLOrIlIETtS
AND TAILORS, CORNER SEVENTH AND i.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

HANDSOME fancy mating, 25 cents, at Julius
Lansburgh's Popular Carpet House, 421 Sew
enth street,
National Republican., 1880-06-18

DHOrOGRAPHS
Il -oF-
GENERAL, ]. A. GARFIELD.
from recent sitting for sale at l.. G. DILLoN'S
Photograph Gallery, 1927 Pennsylvania ave. jel4-im
National Republican., 1880-06-18

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS LINEN
COATS 70 CENTS EISEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-06-18

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS PANTS 90
CENTS AGE, 10 TO Is YEARS. EI5EMAN BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND T.
National Republican., 1880-06-18
A Surprised Engineer.

THE RTvALs-Baltimores VS.. Nationals, to
1ny
National Republican., 1880-06-18
Now Advertisements.

Chris Edie.
Sunday Excursion.
Proposals for Copper.
Auction Sale 90 Navy Yard.
Steamer John W. Thompson.
Valuable Building Lots iol sale
y. NJ. c. A. Moonlight Excursion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-25
Transfers of Real Estate,

CHEsHIRE-James U Carton and James
Green, to L B Bradbury, part OF lots
% and % in Kygerville, 800. Alfred
Ables to Rachel r Gee, acre, $l35
Andrew Gould to Ellen Dutton, 4 acres.
$S25.
HUNTINGroN--H S Bundy to Sarah E
Long, acres, $l60. Adrial Long to
II Bundy, z, 5S acres, $l0l. Madison
Scott to A E McCarley, quit claim in
terest in 40 acres, $z2 50. G w Nc
Daniel to Sally Mcdaniel, quit claim
interest IN 40 acres, $50.
WALNUT-Henry Neal to Alex Keller,
acres, $50. .
GALLIPoIIs CIrY-Jos Hunt, by his
administrators, to Henry Gilman, part
of lot l72, sl4l5. Nancy McNealey to
Theodore Northup, u of city lot No.
4.6, s4O0.
GALIIFuLIs TP-H G Newport and
Mary NJ Newport to Frances A Heisner,
lots Nos. 6, and s, in Block No. In
the Village Of Shepard's City, $1,000.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-25
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers. !.

Mothers! MOthers!! MOthers!!
Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest by sick child suffer-
ing and crying with the excruciatIng
pain Of cutting teeth? II so, go at once
and get bottle of MRS. wINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon 1t; there Is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used IL, who win not tell
you at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use
In all cases, and pleasant to the taste.
and Is the prescription Of one of the
Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
Nov. 4. IS80.-ly