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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

VIZ publish in this issue Il cali
signed by quite Il large number of
Democrats, requesting the DemOc-
lacy Of Lewis county to attend a
Convention Of their party. tG lie
hold At the Court House in Weston
on the 1th day Of June. The OBJ
ject Of this Convention is fully and
explicitly get forth in this call, anu
it is unnecessary for It's 10 refer 10
them in this article. The most im-
portanL business that this Conyen-
ton will have TO decide for The best
interests of the Democratic party,
will be 10 determine tho best mode
If selecting candidates for the var
0as county Offices: and the proper
organization Of tho party in the
county. There is considerable d.
rersity Of opinion among the Demo
Gratis i'll the county as 10 the best
mode Of selecting candidates for
county offices. Some prefer County
Conventions, willie Il large and re-
spectacle number prefer what is
known as district primary cleo
tion5. We hope to see at this Con-
veution.un the III. Of JuMn 4 gOud!y
number "E Democrats from every
section Of Tie counIy,and that they
will meet with the determination
Of harmoNizing the various views,
and witE the further determination
Of thoroughly organizing the party.
The vote for Tildcn and Wilson
in 1876, lis well as for Wilson in
1878, show beyond all doubt that
the Democratic majority Fin Lewis
county is not less than 4OO, yet
with this large majority, from the
want Ola proper Organization Of the
party, the Republicans have cap.
tured the most Of The county Offices
for several years. We appeal to
sim nnn,nrp.ts ia euow If IL ,,nI
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
ChaIIant's Squibs
From, The Standard Store.

From, the Standard Store.
The Standard Store wants your
wheat, corn, oats nnd bacon, Or
anything you have 10 sell. Will
pay you cash, or you may have
our goods.
The Standard Store goods are
such as the people want. We have
all you need, aud even using the
old stale phrase nodernizcd, will
sell cheaper than the cheapest, Al.
ter boostcring over the town.
We farmers,
We Greenbackers,
We Democrats,
We Republicans,
And Conservatives,
When we have Il daddics dollar,
or II bushcI of wheat, pound of but
ter, or II tlnzcn Of eggs, We want the
worth Of the same, and can go to
the SllIiuam store ana get cash,
or even standard goods for The
game. and the market is never
glUtted.
The Standard Store stock is COM
plete. Call and examine the same.
Our styles arc the latest in each de-
IArtInent represented, and We only
ask the people to walk before and
behind the counter. Even The old
danes can lost tho eolOrs Of Eab-
RIGS. have comfortable seats, wNRh-
pans and soaps.
Challnnt's standard store plat
iorm-CaSh given, aud cash re-
! u rel, or its equivalent.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
DFRi0cI'0cy.
Editor Denqrrut:

Editor Democrat:
Democrats OF the County Of E.Cwis,
this is ono Of Ihe most important
raInpnigns that has ever taken
place since the formation Of this
Government, and il hnlIooycs every
citizen rich arWl poor and in every
condition Of life and aocicty 10 he
up and doing lest this might be
the last year that We can boast Of
American liberty and freedom, for
the sake If the founders Of this re-
public for the sake Of our anccs-
lors: 70. the sake of our children
and the sake Of our rhiltlrn's chill
drcn; let us all ariss and lend our
shoulders TO tle noble work Of per-
petuating this government as il
vas hantlad down to us by our
fure-fallers.
This Government hss been in
the lands and Under the control Of
tlle Republican party Tor nineteen
Years, the later portion If which
time prsscAts in history The most
CORFU t Government known 10 the
civilized world, and now as IL
browning step they are seeking to
place over this nation Il military
dictator and emperor and deprive
the people Of their right OF self
government, We tr!ivU that byI
and through tie Democratic party
and its promotion 10 power that
the government may yet I'g saved,
but If they sitter themselves to he
led astray by chickering's, pelienles
unh condition ofthp so called green
Ircl; party with the Republican
party.
IN consideration. Of these sugges-
tons and many other aad serious
and important ones, nc again beg,
aud insist upon MI good Democrat
ic and Conservative mon IL come
to The Convention and INSIST us in
tbs noble work. y. |
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

HE KepuDilcan State Conven-
tion Of this State met al Wheeling
on Wednesday last. From the rc-
ports Of tho Wheeling Intsiltgenesr
and Register Of tho doings Of The
convention, it is 10 be plainly seer
tha, the convention was not har-
mopious and that there were n,any
discordant elements in ii, In order
to give our readers a slight idea Of
the character and the sentiment Of
the persons attending this con.
'vcntion, we nncd but state that a
negro from Charleston was nomi-
mated to compete with MIA. ".
Campholl. OF The Wheeling Iaft!.
ti3seHrsr for delegate al large from
this State to the National Re-
tpnbIican Convention at Chicago,
sud that :ir. Campbell only sue
ccsded by lie and his special
friends Haunting ths "bloody
shirt" Sir. Campbell is the father
of tbs Republican party in this
State, lie was a Republican when
il vas very unpopular TO be one,
and he stands on u different foot
Ing from the latter day saints, who
joined the party when they con
si,!ered it popular andt their
interests to do 50. Manyof this
class ars now bitterly opposed To
Mr.. CamFbsll, and supported ths
negro over him. Mr.. Campbell,
however, made a great mistake in
making his "blood. shirt speech,
as il would have baen much bet
ter for Ills reputation tohaye been
defeated by the negro than TO Do
scend 10 such demagogusry.
The convention appointed the
following delegates and Instructed
them 10 cast the vote Of this State
| for James G. Blaine for President,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
u:ASNl.YGToN LETTER.
WAsIr1Sairryo:s, D. G., May 10.

HAshlSGToS, y. V, may ~.
Editor Democrat;
The Ways and Means Commit
tees bill for a eight revision Of the
tariff will be reported to-day. n
adjournment is reached by the LIST
Of June, as now anticipated, the
bill cannot pass, but there is q
possibility ofsuch a result. ] give
the changes briefly: The reduce
ton upon plows, llarrows, spades,
shovels, hoes and other articles in
to The manufacture of whichiron or
steel cntsrs, is from IS to % per
cent ad ralorem; on wood pulp
from 90 to 10 per cent I'd ra'orm:
jute butts, ono half; on manulac-
tured lax and all other iibers or
librous material for the mnnufa c.
turc ofpapcr, about sixty per cent;
on unsized paper, FOR newspapers,
a little less than thirty per cent.
Whether this bill passes or not,
every newspaper in the country
should demand Of Congress ths
passage Of the Eaton bill, proyid-
ing for IN investigation Of tho tar
ilflaws, and recommend lsaisla-
ton loeking to their revision
Thera has been a greater deyel-
opment Of Blaine strength since
the opening Of the Radical canvass,
than seemed possible. The meth
ODDS by which this support las heen
YET secured may be questionable yet
tic fact remains That lie is nov far
in the lend and sill gsining. As
Grant ceases 10 trouble the Re-
publican party, We must look well
10 our own choice for President.
There is no great loss without some
small gain. Secretary schuz
threatens il Grant gets the Chicago
nomination, 10 retire from the
Cabinet. This would give a chance
to improve The condition Of our III
dian affairs, infNsc energy into the
Pension Office, and carry ont vari-
Gus very necessary reforms in the
Department. Perhaps we might
see tho Department again in as
good shape US when that political
bulldozer, but practical business
man, Zach Chandler was at its
head.
Washington willhave the great
boat race. IIanIaM and Riley
being here 10 row if Courtney
should fail TO putin an appearance.
But. Courtney is ea route and is OK
pcctetl==to:day .All=Rfqslingtoni
including Congress, andsimlnense
crowds from otlierzcities, Willie
on hand onthc 19tll 10 witness Che
long deferred contest-..-.
e General Hooker on saturdayzre.
ported the bill transferring the IN
dian bureau from the Interior TO
the War Department, little SEES
sion is extended this bill will prob
ably pass the IlOuse. Its fate in
the Senate cannot SO readily be
told. -
The Curtin-iOcum contested
case. is nor up in the House. The
pending resolution simply declares
The seat vacant 10 bs filled by an
election by The people. Memo.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

LOTS NOS. 81 AND 90,
on the west sid. Of Centre Street, in the
10 WI 81 hesIon.
Also, tee remainder in ses after the iifc
e1taIe therein Of ThOma; Hawkins in two
adjoining trAcls Of land In Lewis county,
Oae containing
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
situate on The West Fork River, abort sfs
mites above Tho Town Of Weston, opposite
the nOsth Of Eu.h liun the other contain.
in,p
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

7Ohe Creditors Of Patrick -NsGary,
deceased:
In Tursuapcs Of a decree Of The County
Court Of Lewis county, ,nads in a cause
tllsrsin pending, to subject tlls real estate Of
tic said Patrick MeGar = TO the payment Q:
his deb's, you ar, rem ired 10 present your
claim. again,s the said Patrick RrGaFy, for
adjudication, 10 Louis Bennett, commIs-
sIOuer, at his ollirofn saii county, on or be-
fore tie 18th day Of June, 1850.
wi.aess, J. IIooEtsr, Clerk Of said coari,
tai,l lth day of May, 1850.
J, WooFTER, Clerk,
J. N. Bennett, pq
lnsy154w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
p. B. GOOch, Guardian, &c,
IS
Harry e. Waldo, &c.
In Chanccry in the Circuit Court
Of Lewis County.
ID pursuance ola decree pronounced in
the above styled Gauss by said Court, on the
18th day Of February, 1850, The undersigned
Commissioner appointed FOR tie pArppss
will proceed Ut tho fsUat door Of tue court
house Of Lewis comfy, on tic
It'll day Of June, 1880,
to'Bell At public auction, to The highest bid.
der, tue remainder in fec, after The tsrmtna-
lion Of Tie life estate Of Elizabeth wnl,lo,
onC undivided third ola
TRACT OF so ACRES
Of land on the West Fork River, Ia Lewis
cSOH;y, Hest Virginia, known a' the dover
estate Of Elizabeth. Waldo. Also u tract Of
. ACRES AND 120 POLES
Of land lying OH the Bts: Fork River, In
said county, oil which /, situate n mill.
Said tract Is known aI tia
"WALD0 MILL PROPERTY"
Tho Lust tract will be sold subject TO the
dover estate ,lIcrein Of kIIE Ibeth Waldo.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said tract, uf laIl will ~ ,oId upon a
credit Of one, twO aud three years, md tie
l,arrluIser will bs required 10 ex:cu!. bon d
for tIss several instruments q purchase
Nancy, with cool security, aud bearing In
tete3I ltuul date.
". G. BENNETT,
Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

ONE of the resolutions passed by
the Republican Convention nj
Wheeling, declared hat in order to
place West Virginia IN the rank Of
Republican States, u willingness on
the part Of tho Republican party Of
this State to form = coalition with
the Greeuback party. We call the
attention Of Democratic Grcenback-
ers to this resolution, and ask
them if they ars willing TO sellttle
State, to the Republicans for the
benefit Of q few 'aspirsMts Of their
party.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

THE GreenbarkerS OF this county
held a meeting here on Saturday
last. The few active mon Of the
party had thoroughly advertised
that a gentleman from Michigan,
by the lutnle Of THvilick, and Of
great ability, would address The
meeting. .!r. TriyilIick lad a
very respectable audience. lie is
4 pretty good tNIler, but lie did
not sustain the reputation lis
friends had claimed for him. As
IN evidence Of the effect Of his
speech, it was requested when he
closed that all present who were in
sympathy with the Grccnback
party would. remain and attend IL
convention to appoint delegates to
The Charleston convention, and si%
Republicans and two Democrats
compiled with this request,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

Ga Grass Run in=Lewls county tioinisg
laudi ofJ.A.= !lenaels, and near lie Poor
tsrm,;; in said county. s.
kl,o
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
As.cs about Bishop Kaia.


Fror the Catholic Rsri.r.
bishop Kahn, Of Wheeling,
spent three weeks in Rome, visited
the Cutacombs and other promi-
ncnL places, and wss admitted to II
private au,Iirncce by Pope Leo, to
whom, by permission he introduced
lser.D 0'Uonner, of West Virginia
und other clerical friends. All
we're charmed with the PontilETg
sweet and easy manner. Amongst
the questions put By the Pope 10
RI. Rev. DR.. kNin. one Of the first
WIS, how one 50 Young rs lie look.
oil managed 10 govern his Dioce.es.
The next was, if Virginia had 4
Catholic press? to which Ito sent
his pontitical blessing. The soy.
creign fontiil' next asked about
the Catholic achuuls Of the Diocese
Of Wheeling, mud sent 4 hearty
blessing for all The pupils and
parents, nnd also for thS Sotlaii.
ties.
DR.. Kain, al last accounts, was
in Naples, RI route 10 Paris ria
Stmshurg and Vienna.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
96l ACRES "a LAND.

96I ACRES oFL.sND,
In Lewis county, oathc head waters fin.
di0a Folk Of Said Fork Of lie Eanuwhs
river, ownsd By Patrick Murray q. his
ua.lh. a boundary ofio acres OUT Of tsid
tract has been assigned rs dover 10 Mar,
Murray, widow ofl'slrirk Murray, aud the
sale will he nude subject 10 her dover in
that particular piece, SO thai the purchaser
under Iii, sale will not come into posses
sion oil said picca until her d:ath.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit ofe, l2, IS and ~ months, tbs
purchaser to sire notes with gaod security,
be.ri=y interest from date, aud a lien to
exist on The land therefor.
HENRY BRANN0N,
Special Commissioner,
mayl5iw
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
sTnE cELLULoiD TRUSS,

0,-E
That never rusts, never breaks, never
wears out, always clean, and can DO worn
while bathing, is for sale Rt CHAB,
FIBHER's aGd seventh street northwest
Mrs, Fisher deyotes nor attention TO the
wants OF lady patrons,
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

0arAr MEETINGS. are being held In
various parts Of England on behalf Of
Charles Dradlaugh's admission TO Par
Lament. This does not by any means
indicate a widespread sympathy with
Bradlaugh's alhsls,io opinions, for In
religious matters the masses Of the Eng
lish people arc emlnen,ly conservative,
and this IL especially the case with thc
working classes among whom Mr.. Brad
laugh tnda most of his friends. wha,
Il does signify Ia that the participants
In these meetings really believe In tha,
doctrine Of religious liberty upon which
tho English people have so long plumed
themselves, aud that a. Catholics aud
Jews arc no longer subj eo,ed To political
disabilities on account Of their religl.
Gus beliefs, these people do no, approve
Of imposing such disabilities on FREQ.
thinkers. Apparently they believe
and the belief seems 10 be- n reasonable
aud sound one-thAt n there "a any
principle involved In the doctrine Of
religious freedom aud equality, II APP
plies not only 10 Protestants, Catholics
aud Jews, but also 10 Posltlvlsts, Byolu.
tIonIsts, DeIsts, TheIs,s, Panlhsists and
even Atheists.
And besides tho right Of person TO sit
in Parliament, hold Office, or perform
other civil functions without regard TO
his opinions on religious questions,
there Is an issue Of equal or greater lm-
pOrtanee on the right OF each constitu,
eney to choose It's own representative
without dlotation from therepresentatlyes
Of other constituencies. It now seems
likely that both Of these rights will be
vindieated by the admission Of Brad
laugh.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

TINS DISMAL SWAMI The Norfolk
Day Boot claims that the Dismal swamp
Is the healthiest place on the Ameri-
can continent. The same paper points
out that instead Of being lower than
the surrounding level, the swamp has
been shown by actual surveys 70 be
from fifteen to twenty feet higher and
that Il pours ils waters received direct
from the clouds, into Eve different
rivers which now seward from IL.
"The swamp, says the Day BoOt, "is
formed entirely ofgreen timber" princi-
pally the juniper and cypress, which,
Il is asserted. never rot but when they
fall 70 the ground turn gradually into
peat without giving out any Of the
malarious gases usually produced by
the decomposition Of vegetable sub
stances. Il IL even claimed that the
water. "tinged TO a faint wine hue by
the juniper" is an invigoraiing tonic
aud that 1, "is often used by naval
vessels going on long cruise on ac.
count Of i,s healthful properties and
because {, keeps fresh aud clear for
years"
When IN addition 10 these things we
read Of its air laden with sweet odors,
when we think Of its shady recesses,
aud learn from numerous "overseers
aud agents who have lived In the swamp
their entire life time" supervising the
iabors Of slaves or freedmen that "they
never knew a death caused by mlasma
or solitary instance Of ague and
fever" we almost feel warranted In be-.
lieving iha, this must be the sor, Of
place the poe, was thinking Of when he
sighed "for a lodge In some vas, wilder.
ness, some boundlcss oon,igui,y Of
shade.m
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

THE EDITOR OF the Republic pays the
editor Of the Sunday Herald the following
compliment, which Is certainly we'll
merlted'
Capt. Burrltt may Justly plume him
self on the nomination Of Gen. Hancock,
The editor Of tho Sunday Herah has
been most tireless in bringing about the
result, and he has worked with excel
lent Judgment aud tact, No editor IN
the country has done as much.
The Republic adds "It Is a pity that
It will come to naught next November" ."
The Herald on the contrary closes It's
leader Of yesterday with this prediction;
Hancock will carry Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Connecti-
cut and Pennsylvania and will be elect
ed.
That Hancock twill bs elected" Is
quite possible, but II his election de-
pended on his carrying all the states
here claimed for him his chances would
be exceedingly slim. The probability
that the Gulnare will reach the North
Pole would be safer thing to bet on.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

creeks, bringing with him combina-
ton whistle, oompas and match box,
which Gen. Custer had in his pocket at
the time Of his charge. This relic Mr.
II. had purchased from "the noted Gall,
the worst Indian living" who has kill
ed over forty white men and is believed
TO have been the slayer Of Gen. Custer,
several trinkets formerly belonging 10
the General having been obtained frcm
him. Mr. Hoeingsberger also secured
the war bonnet worn by Sitting Bull in
the Custer fight and in all the "extur-
sions" Of the past three years. This
head.dress is said by the hostiles to be
"the most beautiful war bonnet ever
worn by an Indian"
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

VIZ PUBLISH In another column a com.
muuicatiou AnimAdverting on the sub
sti,dtion Of benches for chairs In some
Of our public schools. We suppose the
object Of the change Ia economy, but
economy a, the expense Of the comfort
Of the pupils, is neither humane nor
wise. The pI,,anSe saved in the cost Of
seats may easily be more than lost by
re,arding the ohildren's progress in
their studies; for a sense Of physical
discomfort mus, necessarily disirao, their
attention from their lessons. Aud when
to this consideration We add the possible
ds,rimsni TO their health, We have rca-
sons enough 10 byspcak careful dslibcr.
alton before adopting the new kind Of
seats In additional schools.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

TnE.srrrtBuBSrARr conference held
at Berlin 10 consider the Greek boun-
Diary question has resulted in a decision
which awards to Greece narrow strip
Of Turkish territory, including the city
Of Janiua, on which the Greeks hal
particularly set their hearts. One.third
ofthe Greek speaking province Of Zagora
Is included In the cession, the remain.
der being lefi in Turkish hands. There
is considerable Greek population still
further north, especially along the
coasts, bu, the population OF European
Turkey is 20 inisrmixed that there Is
srea, difficulty In applying the doctrine
Of na,ionalities to the adjustment Of
boundaries between the new states
which have been or are being formed in
the orumbling dominions Of the Porte.
Il is to be presumed that the decision
reached in the conference just held will
be enforced upon Turkey by the powers
represented AZ Berlin.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
E=sRELIEF TO TAXPAYERS.

All who have left their tax bills with
mo for revision and correction, Will
please call and SEQ me In reference
thereto,
Drawbacks procured and special taxes
paid at lowest rates. j, q, LAY,
22O FourRnd.a.half street.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
uRY GOODS.
The ProprietOrs Of the
ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY
GOODS HOUSE


GOODS HOUSE
Invite the Ladies and Gentle
men of Washington and vi
cinity to examine their Stock
of Fine Furnishings during
the Coming Week, as Exten-
siye Reductions have been
made in All Departments in
order to Close Out the Pres
ent Seasons Stock.
SPEClALTlES in Hosiery,
Gloves, Lace and Lawn Ties,
Cotton, ,Gauze, Gossamer and
Summer Merino Underwear,
Small Wares, Fancy Goods,
and a Thousand Articles re-
quisite to the comfort and
convenience of SummerTour-
lists. Best Goods Warranted
or Money Refunded.
Popular Prices In all Lines
commencing at &c., l0c.,
I2c., I5c., 25c., &c., Soc, &c.
Fans and Parasols, an
Immense Stock, which we do
not wish to carry over TO
next season, offered at Half
Price and Less, Guaranteed.
WOODWARD, LOTHROP &
C0CHRANE,
705 and 709 Market Space.
ONE PRICE.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

TAG BISMARCK (DAKorA) Tribune Of
June IS, states that a Mr.. A. Hoeings-
berger representing large firm Of hide
and fur dealers in Chicago, had Just ar
rived in Bismarck, after a trading visit
to the Indian camps on Wolf and Poplar
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
sPECIAL NOTICE.
TEsTIMosIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
De 1000 PHhh. AVE. 3. r.,
wAsHtaGroa CRY. ID. o., Nov. /.
II. nRowRIaa, ESQ.,,
DHAR sIM During the past summer
was troubled with loss OF appetite and
general debility after using two bottles
OF your stomach bittars was very much
benefited, my appetite returned, and
ing Il 10 any ono who Is suffering nom
like troubles.
Very respectfully,
WM, Il, HUTCHINSON,
Ward
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

WJANTEu u-ry AN ci criy white lady,
w siiuiti0n as nurac OF light houte.
work. 80 ohiUc ION tn roirg 10 the coun.
try. Apply Ht no ~ u &C. e. g.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
K%ICE CREAM,
b~-I7 For Sale at
n. EREuNDH,
7O2 Ninth street Northwest.

9fs[s2O,O 900 Drawbacks for sale. Im-
DN-IA prOYement taxes and arrear-
ages of general taxes paid cheap. w. IL.
Slater, Once 1fO0 Pa ave-, opp. Wizards.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NAtsH,

w@SJoHN HA5sE,, ,v
gEL'A PHILADELPHIA BEER.
All ofdnfh Tor above by telephone TO
nrfRher a kngei'a, 90 and iTs PSnna,ayo /,
or ~ AZ o., .. w., VIII receive prompt ~.
tehtion, lunglnt
E~TAxPAYERs.
Tho attention OF delinquent tax payers
Is called 20 the recent resolution OF Con-
gross, approved June Z, itt1. which 70.
leases your property ffom previous pom
nitica, advertising costs, &c, upon tho
payment OF hik par cent, Interest per a..
nun on taxes OF every description, which
were duo before July lat, lsip. provided
said ! as ment ID made on or before jan
lat, ihsi.
Taxes for tho fsoai year ending Slth
June, iss1, are now Que, ana unless paid
before September lat pro1imo, tho prop
orty will DO advertised for sale.
ny order OF tho Commissioners,
ROBERT Il. DODGE,
junsiot Treasurer and Assessor.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

~wAsHINGTON MARKET,
A~-z Open every weekday close al ~
o'clock N, Saturdays at 10 O'clock y. IA.
once In Seventh street wing, upstairs.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28

EssTovEs, FURNACES, RANGES,
49, &C. Tin plate, sheetlron work,
fireplace stoves, ranges, furnaces repair.
ed. lin roofing, spouting, and all kinds
OF tin work promptly attended to. Send
your order 20
RI. @. BOUIs,
$40 Eleventh 81. n. W.. near 81.