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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-24

Mr.. Henry Latham, a London solicitor,
while on a tour in Switzerland on the dth of
September, set out for a walk by the Berg
ROCKS, near GEindelwqll. Not returning,
search was made, when his body was found
face downward in the snow. He had been
killed By fail Of one thousand feet from a
precipice. ..a. s,s, ~
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No oo5s EoUrTy


In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sit
ting as a Court of Equity. rsrsc
Joseph n. Parke, Trustee, vs.. Adam Hively
and Anna Hively, his wife.
ORDERED this 18th day Of September, A !.
" ID. 1881 that the sales Of Personal and
Leasehold Property and Real Estate made
and reported by Joseph NJ. Psrke, trustee Of
Adam lively and Anna Hively, his wife, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of October, next; provided q
copy of this order be inserted in some news.
paper published in Carroll county once in
each of three successive weeks before the 18th
dag of October, next ioao IL
The report states the amount of sales ofrsas
real estate to be......... las Al
OF leasehold property to be............ l,S57s50i
0fpersoual property to be............ $40. "A
iOtai..-..s...s.... -.........-po, ooO-UOi
WIN. N. HAYDEN, S. lss
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True Copy,-Test:
sep 24-st FsASK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Despite the repeal 81 the capitatiotn tax
resolution 10 the readipsfer platform, DE-
spite iMahonss, promises to. them, despite
the order Of the Federal administration to
vote the eoalitoh ticket, despite tie fact
that John r. Lewis, stalwart Republican,
Is on the Mahone ticket ihe eplored PEG
pie Of Virginia, Of their, own yelitiop. arc
Aoekiug to the hDaBlel'standata, and will
give him az ovetWhelairg victory over
Cameron, The only paper iq the state
edited BY ,eplored men Is DUNG setyise for
Daniels and half,a dozea or more celopad
speakers are on the stampifor him. Last
Saturday night robsiag s6lOred Daniel
meeting Vas held at GoFdonsyiIie, which
rasaddFesssa b four ee!gHed psa, AlaEge
proportion sflthe. better class Of White Re
paBlieans, Assdsd by Gen Wiekham, is
also Supporting tie regHlar Democratic
A1t1tN $780, t-ta. trs. A.s4 Id, e-.it.ffff
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-24

ELEcTsoSs THIS FALt-Elections are 10 be
held in ten States this fall- Maryland, Var
ginia, Pennsylvania, New York, New jersey,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, Ohio, Mississippi
and Wisconsin. Only in MASSACHUSETTS,, Ohio
and Virginia are doyernofs and full Legisia-
lures 10 be elected. Some Of these States
elect half Senate and some third. Penn
sylvania elects full Legislature, but no Gov.
efnor. New York, in addition to a partial
board of State officers, Assembly and half the
Senate, elects Representatives 70 Congress in
place of Fernando Wood, deceased, Levi T.
Morton, appojpted minister TO France, and
Warner Miller and Elbridge G, Lapham,
elected to the Senate. In Minnesota, Missis.
sippi aud Virginia the Legislatures elected
will choose United States Seqalars, & HUH
Gen, Arthur is the FIRST President who en-
tered upon The duties Of the office elsewhere
than at the seat of government, but there was
a Vice President who took the oath Of Office
in foreign land. Hon, VIM, h, King, of Ala
bama, was elected VICE President in 1882 on
the ticket with President Pierce, He was in
feeble health, and early In January, 1853, his
physicians advised him TO go to Cuba. Con-
gress passed O special act under which he took
the oath of office before the consul general at
Havana, March T. 1853. He died soon after
to his home.
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FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Store
Il House aud Dwelling, at Pleasant Valley,
about seven miles from Westminster. The
buildiag is comparatively new.
The Store Is Of good size, aad ANA-A
the dwelling has uiRe ROOMS, -.
both uRdeF eas SooE good eel
Lar anaer she entire building. The store stand
Is nes cxcelled in the county. There is go
acre and three-qnarters Of land attached, with
good orchard, garden, slabling, ouihouses and
water. The premises are in excellent repair.
TERMS. -0ne-third cash, and the balance
can remain as a mortgage on the property I;
or all cash if desired BY the purchaser. IS
ii. D. ALRAuGH.
sep g7.lf Middlebufg, Nd
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FOR SALE.

A FARM containing SO acres, highly i'm
"a proved, under COED fencing, with choice
fruit; weatherboanded house,
large enough for two families, @A-A
bank barn, wagon, carriage, - ~
wood. chicken, hog, spring, aud AEzs5s z-zzsE7sy
Ire houses, all in hrst-class condition; Is acres
in thriving timber; we'll with Painp, nsar
the'dwellihg; fields contain from { 10 2 acres
each; running water through the place. Four
miles from Westminster, on the Westminster
and Gettysburg Turnpike. Churches, schools
mills aud postofliee convenient. For terms
and other particulars apply 10
ALFRED w. BISH,
sep 10 Ct StoneTsville, Nd.
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WANTED.

A HOUSEKEEPER to take charge of a
IA House of a private family. Good wages
sep 2478t ADVOCATE OFFICE
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by Competent RooSksep-
~ err References given. Apply to or ad-
dress 1 THE ADVOCATE OFFICE
sept 24'St
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FOR RENT.

HNHE new Dwelling, with A<sA -n
u StoreL Room; two doors H1x
east of the residence Of Chas. sa1e ss
I. Reifsnider, Esq. For par
tienlaFs apply t. sidl., ,,llgH
sep 10.3t* Westminster, Nd
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Sale Of Valuable Personal Property
In Uniontown District '42 s9i.

HNHE subscriber, as Administrator Of Theo-
a dore Hibberd, deceased, will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, near Smelser s
Mill, on THuRsDAY, OcroBER 6rH, 1881, at 10
o'clock, a. m, all the Farming ImpleWentss
Live Stock, Household and Kitchen Furnf
tare, &c, OF said deceased also Hay, Wheat,
Corn and Barley. For particulars see hand
Bills. JOB HIBBERD,
sen Its Administrators,
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POSTPONED TRUSTEES SALE.


DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, the
undersigned, trustee, will sell at Public Sale,
at Finksburg, near the premises, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1881,
at 10 clock, a. M, the following real estate
or so much thereof as may be required to pay
the mortgage debt, interest and costs in the
proceedings mentioned in the cause No. 203S
on the docket of said court, TO VITA tract
or parcel ofiand containing - Q -
ITO ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
part Of Clover Hill. This. is a valuable par
eel of land, all of fine quality and, advanta-
geously located, and would make d beautiful
farm. rs
Also parcelof Land lying in and adjacent
to Finksburg, containing giG n,oSasr4 If
IL ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
very finely improved with good Dwelling, !
barn and all necessary outbuildings. Also
parcel containing ~ Is ~ e l;'a Sie9o.
p ACRES, MORE OR LESS, 3 I 4,
which is well improved and is valuable.
Also parcel containing 5 ,s -.
80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Also parcel containing bir s.Iri,
. a.a3 FOURTEEN PEReHES, zsgae
on which are good buildings I'D 'sii,ss'l
All these properties lie in Carroll county,
and in the vicinity of Finksburg {}sf
The Terms of Sale prescribed BY the Decree
are: One third Of the purchase money to be
paid in Cash on the day of sale, or on the
ratification thereof, and the balance in equal
payments in one aud twoyears, with interest, Z
to be secured by the notes of the purchasers
with approved security. i - ~ - ~
WA. p. MAUESBY, as1s.
sep oats '-.- Trustee. 4,
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G. E. BAUGHMAN, D. D, s.,

~ RADUATE of Baltimore College of
W Dental Surgery, offers his professional
services to the public. Office and residence
opposite Union National Bank, Westminster.
All work guaranteed. sep 1T.Sm
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-24

A coIored man has been nomipaied by
the republicans Of GlaEeland, Ohio, Tor
Representative in the lower houscrof the
Legislature The same thing has been
done by the Republicans Of Cincinnati. It
oSilI be tntttesting TO observe bow far these
eASred eatdfdAt6s rid behind their white
2 sss5sqssfIatss 50 p hP TRs Eqte win
illustrate, too, howsfaF the. loEe aPd esteem
befiths Ehitoi Republicaa fat hjsneolOred
bra bsrcaha BE- relied dpeal sd' lsdia1 II
IL ara STOOL lsa4 hlaoR {ldi se es7i q +
s, One Of the, best journals on our exchange
list is, the AleiagI .Jo'srnab published at
iFrostburg,ii Md.g by BaOdsr d. Bro.
tIt entered upon its eleventh yyeaf,oa Sat
uraay last. It's editor, ). B., Oder, has
been nominated by The Democrats Of Al
Legacy copnty for State Senate. 4 His cleo
.iionsis assuredsnppy ais 5tia iartaao q
Il s4unem iiisE-sl-z9a-.7Sa--i ---4-41l9 Hailae
Busiaess as fat as possible, will Be sus-
pended throughout the country on Mon
I day, next, the day Of President Garfield 5.
fnneraL The Stock Exchange ofIsoudon
has also resolved not 5olhOld2 any sessions.
: s,,,S div. SO 50 i.as 9di t9ilaa % Hon
iggiao9 81 q o i : Lgaelg al- sod saf
The Gettysburg G0l,piler has entered
upon lis 9th year, It is, however, as fresh
and sprightlyn asa girl Of sixtesp.ll
9nJ 93ag - Fl q TTr-TTHI EsUTTEA q yea
sgasIt is said that District Aftorney Chorkill
has now come. to the conclusion that 9uiteap
cannot BE Convicted of murder under the laws
2 of the District Of Columbia Fhe ASSASSIN is
i0reeoF8td 10 be iss0aiewhat restless, Sndt0ibei
E,erItsaged eiu 8 writing his areaecti0Hs on 1.-THE
shooting and the Presidents DEATH. s8aaY
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NO. 2O5s EQUITY .

.-.,.,s.. NJ zOOJ EQO11 1. a. .
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county sit
ting as Court Of Equity s'is. s..
Joseph NJ. Parke and Charles B. Roberts,
Trustees, VS., Henry E, Beltz and Julia
81 A. BCItz, his WIFE, ..e6 =.
ORDERED this 18th day Of September,
~ A. D., 1881, that the sales of Real,
Leasehold and Personal Estates made and
reported by Joseph NJ. Parke and Charles B.
Roberts, Trustees under deed of trust from
said Henry E. BeItz and wife, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause tothe contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 25th day Of 0cto,
Der next; provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Carroll county once in each of three success
sive weeks before the nth day of October
next. IL S1E3Es Fs5tfC6 ia51 Is
The report states the amount of sales to be:
Real Estate $50 far as sold .S2O52. ss
Leasehold Estate. ......................,. 6T4.06
Personal Property. ......... 4S2.17
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For the sherifalty.

A I the solicitation of many friends, pre-
IN sent myself as candidate for the Sheriff
atty of Carroll county, subject to confirmation
by the Democratic nominating convention.
sep 1875 EDWARD w. THURMAN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-24

Nav YORK, September aO--tieneral Arthur was
sworn IN at quarter past two this morning at his
house Two judges Of the New Yofk Supreme Court
had been semi fOr J. Z. Brady and CHARLES Donohne.
JUDGE brady arrived with Messrs. Rollins and Root
At ten minutes before two, but the ceremony was
out OF courtesy deferred until Judge Donohues sEri
val az 4 little aIter two o'clock, with ex-ComInis
si0neF French. Judge Brady stood on the other
side Of the table. facing Gen. Arthur. Grouped
aFound.fhe the two ihenWere Judge DonohIie .Elihu
Root Commissioner French and Daniel g. Rollins
and Gen ArtIurs son. Judge Brady slowly advan-
ioed q stepsand raised bis right band Gen. Arthur
did likewise A moment of Impressive silence toll
loved Gen. AfthArs features EeE5 alt5Ss; MED
Thea Jfsgs Brady administered the cath, Gegi. AZ
fbur sneaking III d clear ringing voice. Il do sol
early ssyaaE hat will faithfaY execute the olhee
Of President of The United States and viii .te the
of my ability. presefye protect siq defend the
constitution OF the Timed STATES Au1 all1-H
a fer this he remained standilga moment longer.
BIZ hand still raised. No one spoken did fhe
President Afterwards give expression - sny enc
on Of ta 1ews Of The death Of the PTesi
dent bells were toled for several hours public and
private buildings draped in lnetlfng bags az half
nsst throughout t4e eepHtry aRs all PliIlAe RpsiT
IL LONG aSoH a. D. sept. aoAn autopsy was
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-24

ELBERoS sept. -, lis A, M.-The following oil
ieisi ailistI has jaE been isSued.i pa ESQ - ffi
Z y gbssgH n. u sept. ~. 1ISQ Fl M-7Ibe PRESIDENT
died Al 105 r NJ After the builetit Is Issued at
$50 Shslevsuins the BreEdent eontin1ed In IaIeh
the sAsae CONDITION q alIing ING aieTh924, yls
iarfss I'd yolumei Al tier taking urls meat he
fell into quiet sleep about thfrtyfive minutes be-
iyre histtth ara @Blle asleeI his ipalse rose 10
10 and was sgmeW bat nose feeble Atl0lQ O'Clock
he awoke com paining Of seven pain over the re-
sfdn of the heart and lmDst imnlndiatelg became
Unconscious and ceased 10 breathe al 1913 O'CLOCK
--a'l7iii fi8+ st'--f d. W. BLIss. ~ i1-S1
-+if FRANK IL HAMILTON
ID HAyEs
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The Gettysburg Goapilsr has entered
upon lis 64th year, It is, however, as fresh.
and spriigghtllyy, asa girl Of sixteep-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24
COLUMBIA POTTERY co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STONE AND EARTHENWARE,

general assortment Of Jars Juge Ptche-r
BucAN heat Ponrers. Milk Pans. Butter Orocks,
phuIns, Beer Mugs, &C., in manufacture and Oh
Gotta material, and by skilled workmen.
oUh FLORISTS AND GARDENERS Depart.
men! rs cOmEIete. with large assortment of MA.
CHlNE AND HAND MADE POTS, manufactured
IRON Ine besi quality, tempered. RID Pc T CLAY
OhNAMhNIAI Flower Vases, Urns- Hanging
BASKETS and CONSERVATORY WARE
Inc First Diploma awarded 1T the late EXIT
Gon az alr. janl8-Sm
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The principal objection urged by Senator'S to
an adjustment OF executive sessions for the
consideration OF nominations for oflice IL that
charges are frequently mide against nominees,
and IL would tnture the parties to let these
charges be made puOlic. Ia the first place such
charges do invariably become public. The
opposition 10 nomination usually so
maneuyers as 10 let the newspapers get
hold OF anything calculated to iniure the
person and prevent his confirmation. But there
IS even stronger reason than this In favor of
doing away With the secret sessions. Because
or the very secrecy that Is observed false
charges are often brought against Persons
whose names are sent 10 the Senate by the Pres
ident for office. The secresy enables opponents
10 Work in an underhand manner agai asst nom
nations l1 the sessions were open and the
party or parties bringing Charges against anv
name pending before the Senate had 10 do so
publicly. and be responsible for them. then
damaging allegations would not be so fire.
quently made. Under the secret system there
is no responsibility for such charges. and many
a man or good character has had his reputation
stabbed in the dark. ana has been INUNDATED
by rejection without knowing the cause
thereof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24

without going into general criticism OF the
protection bill now pending Ia the British
House OF Commons, there Is one feature OF IL
which every fair minded person can condemn
Off-hand This the retroactive provision, which
reaches back to the 30th OF September, 1880.
Under this section OF The law parties can be
tried, found guilty ard sentenced for acts
which were not vlOlatiye OF Law at the time
they were committeI. la other words, law
abiding-to the extent that they did not break
the law-citiZenS of last October may be. by
this act. made criminals In March or April OF
this year, regardless OF their exemplary con-
Duct since last year. The British Lawmakers
may as We'll go back four years as four months
in their legislation, and If four years why not
Torty@ By this retroactive system of law
making what is there TO prevent them from
uUSettliGg suits f0r lands or money long
since determined. and. In fact, generally
upsettiDg the statutes of the realm? Lsy1sla-
ton OF this character would not be considered
for moment n Parliament against anybody
except the Irish The same old spirit OF VIM
dictiTenesS that has perTadad the English gov
eminent against Ireland for very many years
past still exists. Upon the theory that having
injured Ireland, TO begin with. they can never
forgive her. the English seem To feel that any
sort or weapons, no matter how unciviltz,d
may be used against the Irish. The Irish peo-
PIE can have one comfort amid their trouble
and that is that the presidents violatiye OF
Just parliamentary rules and legislation. now
being established in order TO cripple Ireland
Will some day plague the Inventors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24

The interest which Is felt In the street svs-
lem or Washington, as detailed tn Lieutenant
Greene's report, published IN THE STAR October
81, 1850, Is shown by applications to this Office
for copies or the paper containing the same
from the local governments or London, Man
chester, Birmingham, and oxford, in England:
Paris. Toulon and Bordeaux. in France: Br,is-
sells, IN Belgium; FrankfOrl-Or-t the Main and
Bremen, Halifax N s., Montreal. Toronto and
ontario, In the Dominion, and OF New York,
cincinnati. Dayton, Baltimore, Newburg, Hud-
SOD chicago, Louisville, san Francisco. ST.
LOUIS providence, Albany and other cities In
the ntted States
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The Site for the National Library.

3. G. G." is Informed that IN favorlng judi
Clary Square over Capitol Hi as the site OF the
National Library building we have no dispose
ton to either oppose or champion the claims OF
any section OF the city for public improve
ments.' The National Library building should
I've placed mantfestly IN part OF the city where
viii be most readily accessible to the public
With this cOnsGe ration in view it should not
go either 10 the east eI q or the west end OF the
city, but to some central point, and Judiciary
square seems TO fill the bill IN this respect.
and has the further advantage Of being avail
able al once for the erection OF the building.
Again, we doubt II the people OF East Washing
tOn-with the exception OF the real estate pool
who have unsuitable property they would like
10 unload upon the government-really wish to
have the further break made In their connections
with the city west of the Capitol involved In
pulling down the buildings on half a dozen
populouS squares, and replacing them by gov
eminent parks and government buildings
With the large space occupied by the Capitol
and surrounding grounds, East Washing
ton Is alre ady pretty we'll divorced from
the main city, ana the gap would
be greatly widened by covering six squares east
OF the Capitol with government buildings And
these buildings for library and Supreme CourN
from their Sedate character and the small num-
Der OF employees in them, would give scarcely
any additional business TO that part OF the city.
There is a question, too, whether buildings
of this size so near the Capitol and on the same
level With It will not detract from the import
ance of that structure. This consideration has
been studied so carefully In regard to the west
front OF the Capitol that even the shade trees on
level much below the building have been Topped
and trimmed down to the proportions OF shrubs
so that they might not dwarf the Capitol. de-
tract from its elevation, and make it with its
long low wings look squatty. However, the
necessity for a library building Is so impera-
tive that there will doubtless be pretty gen.
eral aCQuiGScence in the adoption OF either OF
the sites proposed-Capitol Hill or judiciary
Square-if the speedy prosecution OF the work
can be ensured.
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DRY GOQpS.
INAUGURATION NOTES.

MAGNIFICENT ALI. SIl4h VELVET. Dc in az "a
tNkNlNG BSOCADES. al colors, 81
WHITE BkOCADES. al grades and styles
1AtEks In every coor. pure silk 81 80
bhAphD DRhss FROM rs IN great variety
sATINS DE LYON in choice shades
sAIISs, SILKS ana NELvETs su eo,o-s
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
81 70. ~ - " ls
Fine HUOk TOWELS 81. g.. 90 and Is
TABLE DAMASks Ia great variety
QUILTS, COMFORTS aud BLANKETS
ElesaDt stock of NAPKINS at los prices
SHEtTlNGS at the lowest market prices
CBETONNES. LAPPET MUSLINS. SC
ONE PRICE
". ~. sHusTea a. Sons.
feb1 SIo Pennsylvania averu.
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The Doub,e sheet on saturday.

The success Of the eight page STAR on Sat
urdays is unprecedented. Last Saturday, for
the NTH time in as many weeks, o second
edition was printed TO meet the demand
Advertisers and newsdealers VIII confer a
favor by sending in their orders as early as
practicable for the enlarged aud extra edition
or next Saturday.
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~ 81 circles, political and otherwise, and
tlnong democrats as Well as republicans. there
pioer recognition and appreciation OF Sec
tetaly snerman's prompt action in counteraet.
Jug 'no ateenp! OF tne national banks to strike
ION. ~" I'll 0uia'
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IL was broad and liberal bit OF statesman
snip on The part of the House to vote. last eve
nlng' mat haf the expense OF the extra or
temporary police necessary 10 properly super
siSe Inc residential inaugural ceremonies next
wee" sAouid Dc oorne oy the taxpayers or the
DisIflc' OF columbia just Why the line was
draw at that point. and the people hera nor
required 10 pay half the salary OF the prcs,dan,
also. Is hard TO understand The latter Is not
more purely national matter than the former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24

IL is not often thot any community is called
Upon 10 mourn sucn double loss by death in
sins e day, IS Washington sustained this
morning in the demise OF Senator CARPENTER
and Ex-Governor Cooke. Aside from the events
winch To- rked taeir public career, both were
greatly Id eared TO many people In the Dis
Ifct oS tteir warn and generous natures and
py may ! vable traits OF character. IL Will
.oe o. an easy task TO Ill the place they oc.
.uoit' 40 -ong and SO well at the nation al
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EGGS3 EGGSI!-HIGHEST CLASS PouI-
~ Twilight Brshmas Dark Brahmas Part
EdSe Cochin, Pea Comb Partridge Oochin, White
HHSehin. BACK Cochin. Plymouth Rock. Back
nampurs, Houdans, LIE FIeche, silver Spsngle1
bambnrgs, Golden Spangled Polish. Sultans Game
saa a9se gcS Comb Bsntams Pekn Ronen and
Eggs from the above cboics VARIETIES f,r thu
tesson OF 1881. IS. SO and e. per dozen. WV
Apply TO
RICHARD SMITH,
Webster Law Building,
j. Il. MORELAND,
Manager Anacostia Farm. fehls "a o, oe ~.
Johns HOUSE,
d LADIES SALOON.
1408 7Ih st. northwest
febT 3m O. u. ALEXANDER RICKS Prop,rs
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The STAR Office is connected with the Telephons
Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper
By mail and otherwise. news, or any information or
usinezs can be sent day or night, free Of charge
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A TTENTION!
In order to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
WE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS
A line OF
BODY BRUSSELS OF STANDARD MAKES.
AT sl.6O FER YARD.
TAPESTRY AND INGRAINs AT CORRESPOND
IN6LY Low PRICES.
SINGLETON Il HOEKE.
sol MARKET SPACE .fsbs