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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17

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einssIaesu.
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fdaftsn BON SamfaJ Na6t um IL Bis
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Der neurn 8erfiisunS MAR 2lniOn Sus-
baa, Der AM 3putas pOr BEN NayOr &c.
tra6t parSs uno fip i&ulOis befannts.-
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sr aus stnsr 665r ron 80 6ue pon enem
@etdurs bsrabFsl. Gin elidlihss Gnt.
fOmmsn! - Die WsiBstsr 8rauerei prn
Wartin Bauer procujitt taum ,,StOT'
0enug, um bic 3ablrsthfn Gultrdae aue
alien Sbsilen bro gppn;ifs gu tefrtseiasn.
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rein uno laubsr 9fbaIisn wsrosn, fo oat
man tae Bier MT Ippetit trinfen tann.
Stnp Die Rl6wf5sn res Nnsr Stritss
tra pCrii6sr, 70 pirp Ssrr Bauer lein Sc
i&GIt 70 auetebusn, um aarn gtufprter.
uaesn gu 9sna8sn.-gin Gnsiinpsr Na
mems Scbns wures em 6rsitas In Der
Baltimore @ine Sur6 bic grploFon sirrs
6dbbsus puIptr sstSptft. In psIars Elm
5uutsn BON fsinsr eumps ssfal'n par
Die Norib 0uIss Qoss (Opp 5saopsl
vUn SstRIstsm pirO an 81. adsuf un.
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In 0OCpspiIIs In zen bon gspton Suriid.
fs0renpen 8ti6arp'iaen 9ierpassn, in
Dem i6 3ur Belt bier 9srlOusn bsfanbru.
Drst OapCn prrrsn 6rfdRrli& psrlrBt, Der
Sirrts RInseSsa srbislt Hur Ieihts Ser
Irban9sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17

Has- Seib ibr i&Cn bort aepsIen? @enn
Mot, 10 gebt bin uno iibsrMuet eudb, pa6
mir ben befen uno bi1isaen Sbse, 8offse.
WfebI, 5uttsr, BsIIhtornmebl, Groceries
unb Yrrpilicnsn In Der Stobt psrtaufen,
unr Swar In bem up:nu .tpenue Sbss.
Store." 9. W. 5Oplanc u. Co., bloue
6rcut, 231 psnn apenus, Ode oer Qins
esnfrabe, Scranton, ga. Cfribsr @aIs
lambs Stcrs.) Gin esutiasr Gtsrt wtro
euh bretenen. 10ae71
uSee Sibe" uab ,,Sullar Sturr."
l,nolaubIi6 sr16sint eS, pie bic Ser.
rsn 5arris II. SrOwn bic moesrnRsn Ger
rens unb Dnmrn.6iite fir ,wei bis pret
Dollars Dertaufsn tGnnfn, pibrsnb ie In
anpsren @elhdlielofdlen Ianf bic feds
Dollars folisn. Gin 8eIud piro Sepers
mann BON Der gDabrtsit oeS @sGasten
iiberjeugsn. Gle balten ferner Sleiptr,
Stisfsln uno S@ube unb cine rsibe 4uSs
pabl ron Jauep. GOODS. 5iHsr, tiinifiids
Slumen unO 6ru6iE6rthsn. 1an ltrue
iidb ni@t, etnen Ssiuh 5u MAIDEN, renn
man aI& nihts fdufen wia-Slaus Front,
seJfniitfr csm N6bsIlore BON 0inRsr
IL. Co., 2adapanua Nusnus. 1tn71
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6upfsrfhmisee, @ds. unp 0aiJerrSbrtus
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ton. ga. 25mi7l
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Sripsr efcnarS's 9aasrbisr. pumpsn ia.
ben. Durh btrsn 0ebrGua N pas leste
0las Bier eben 70 wpbli6medsnr, sut
dno fi6l, ale oas srfs. 25mi71
Ha- ginsn grtra. artifet 2eber,bran
gum Ssrfauf In GROCER Wenae in Gbit-
lennen's apcttsfr. 9ada. ape. 23m,70
NO. 8srssbt nt&t, bag Srrr @bttter.
ben, et8entbhmer Der @pOtbtte sesenitSr
Dem 9purtbaufe rabisr, 8twptur.n aus
oas @'swifenbaftelts ausfiibrt nab aae in
lstn Sad stultIassuesR &riitsl Yurratbia
aelt. Us wirp peGtlG DaisIbf sr1pica
ben. 2m
baS~ Graining, Ialersi uro Eape,fs.
cen belcrgt -- Bauer I'm fetnlt
5iYts uno bsRBt ttIonnsrs in Der crliars
nanntsu Runii cine feltene RsiIferlbaft,
a CT nur bic tslen Qrbriter BAIT. 5ar
prctsn ffinsr sIrtsit psrwei1 er auf ote
eOtale Der 5erren 5raat Jetsfer uno Gtars
les s. SAGpt. 20ap71
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17
STIR 6efesaebui,0.

Dsm gsrIausru elmer srpBtn anjabl mrinsr
Sreunes naderbrnS, riTsrire i'd bisrmit meinen
9amen aIs @anSieat fir StaattgsisBsrbuns,
uutrrpprfsn bsr GnIi6ripuus Der brmpfraiil6en
COUNTY. Convention. Benn erpGblt, tptrbe it
fir has 9ntrtfr msinsr Gcultiiuentrn auf bas
Gifrste pirfrn.
peter 9ur11eI, Sunmpre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17
gtaOt ,laO @taat.
Tir Sberiff:
Capt.SF.B B0SSARD,
Siir 9 2bdtsn,eiSfer.

tsr Gnti&siburs Der tsmufrati16su
Gpnpsniipn BON 4ussrnr County.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17

tarnsrl1&en 9eiShn9sn BanSIlh sstfdts'
BEN Eno, iitl tDnsu rtGr s!n sin5tSer prsts
su unb bisisn sswann Srnr9 8rauls i'm
tnrSsn BsttIauf.
Seuer. Das 6aus pom @atrtd Goul'
ter an tsn Sanb 8anfs ssristb am Wlcn'
tag WOr9sn Inn 2 lltr tn Sraro, bsr is'
bod bur@ bic 9lnlrsneuneen rtr 8sseus
S6laua So. baIO ssOdntpft wurbe. Sn
benz 5aule wcGnten 0Ier 6amtlieu, Die
fdmmtli& mrbr Oter psntssr gsrluf bur6
Ssusr unS DaGsr srIittsH. Der SGaeen
1T pOaRinotg prrliGert.
gm Grettas @tsnO erplObirts In benz
Reasr Der 5trma 1ursan u. 2epts 3u
SrOpibtnrs Elm 8a6 SObIsnSl, wODur6
beinabe etne 9r6bsre 6euerst ;uuii emit
tanpsn mare. Den glnareneunsen Der
eitertp SaIaua So. eslans ss, bic Slam'
men Dor iptitersr Iusbreituns gu biHDern.
Der gsrluR an @aarsn lUa uabe $500
Isin.
Die pre11r. Gin Str,'IauiB Der in
euisrne County putIt,irtsn 3tjiunBen
uno bersn 'pOlt!iiasr S4at!irung wiro
ssrabs isbt fir Yclitittr uno anbere 9.isr
BON Sntsrs1s lsin, toiT SsteH ss pa9sr
uaGfstsnp:
Scrantpn:
Daily RsPubltean, 81.
Daily Demcsrat ..
gBestlp 3.
Gaiip stmss, D.
0o6en6lat ..
City Sournol, q.
Yubtie Gpbe, 9t.
Sansr amsriea (NsIib), 81.
gBiltesbarre.
9uBsrns llutor. ..
8ecorO Of the Gtmss, q.
DAILY eagle, 81.
DsmOfr. gBdhter, ..
gOItsfrsunc, q.
ptttstc n.
0ycming @allsp SpurnaI, T.
3bt 8aJsttr, 81.
Comet, ".
5a3Istpn.
Oatip Nsps, 81.
Sbs Ssntiasl, u.
9lpmputb.
1Re Siar, 81.
Osstlp RseOrp, 1smpersnS.
Garbcub balG
S6s Qppanee, q.
9t Rsbt fir rspublifanif6, . fur bsmcs
fratif6 unS q fir gleutral, Die IsBtsrsn,
nit aasaaGHs rss YutIie GOre, nsissn
lid trttTsn lammtlia fart auf Die rspu'
blifanilds Seitt.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13

if nothing else would do but that he must
give them to his wife, and this proceed
ing would be such new and extraordi-
nary one that the very thought made him
feel sheepish.
Wedges wife was nice woman, but
family cares were weighing her down,
so that the light was fast dying out of
her eyes, and the color fading from her
cheeks. She would not have minded
them half nor even quarter as much if,
when Wedge came home, she could have
told him all about them-for ten to one
he could have set things right But he
always pooh-poohed when she ventured to
begin the subject, so that she left off
looking for help where there was none to
be got 1t seemed to Wedge that if he
paid down in hard cash for clothing, feed
ing and schooling the family, he had done
his share towards their bringing up.
Such being the state of things, you may
we'll imagine how surprised was Mrs.
Wedge when she heard cheerful voice
call out, "where are you, Mary?" But
greater still was her astonishment, when
on going to the door, her husband pre-
sented her with the snowdrops, declaring
as he put them in her hands, that beau
tiful as they were he thought the rosebud
on her arm beat them out and out"
Wedge had done many a handy bit of
work with the tools on his back, but he
did a neater job now with those snow
drops than he had ever done with all of
them put together, for he so to speak,
sawed Mary's heart right in two, and got
to the very inside and planed down no
end Of knots and rough places, and
French-polished her off, as if she had
been some choice piece of cabinet to be
sold for nobody knows what.
That day was the beginning of bright
er times Mary's heart having been, as
we before said, sawed right open, never
closed up again, by reason Of her hus-
bands continually putting in one little
thing and another on purpose to keep it
open and warm streams of affection'cam
gushing out that nobody knew were ever
there at all, they were hidden down so
deep. And as to Wedge, he never knew
before how many pretty little speeches he
could make. Without any notice before
hand whatever, they seemed to come from
somewhere inside already made, packed
up and directed, ready to be delivered
with care this side up" to his wife,
while the contents of these said parcels
or sentences, generally brought smile
on Mrs. Wedges face and made her as
lively as a cricket for some time to come.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13
A Story Of a Kiss.

NXTE find in the American Newspaper
w Reporter, the following " story of
kiss" in which the names of various
newspapers throughout the country are
ingeniously introduced
Having a Leisure Hour in which to
make my Morning call, / went to the
Hearth and Home of Matilda Jane
There being no Spy, IKatchman, or E,c-
aminer around, and her Guardian gone
out no one was likely to come to the Res
cue. So this was my Signal for an Ap-
peal to her for such Free Press upon
her lips as would make the Valley Echo.
" 1t can never Bee" she said, and the
Ne'o Idea seemed to greatly Agitator. |
always use Dispatch in these matters; SO
after waiting moment to PacDfcator, L
again attempted the Ecchange. felt a
Little ,So,cer to find her so Independent,
though she admitted that she liked my
Society. l told her l would never Lever
that l would Defender and her Rurot
Home, and that above all, would never
make my Headlight with the Grape Vine
| even agreed not to dissa Ranger in any
way, or Adv ertiSer, without she got lost
| call her my Guardian Angel, etc, and
yet she told me / might Scion-tbat l
had no business to make an AdUdnce to a
girl Of her Good Taste i; that | couldn't
Comet over .icr, and that [ had better
Lookout and get some Common Sense
But did EIevator head at last, and did
Post a Capital Press on her lips, and we
both had Capital Times by the Evening
Lamp and Eoery Day. OF course L
asked her to be mine, but she said she
never could marry Western Farmer, al
though she did believe in Christian
Union. | continued to CuhiUator, how
ever, but had first-olass heart-ache,
that the whole Medical World could not
have cured so one day 1 went boldly
forth and told her that was HOman's
Friend, and bound to become Lady's
Companion. The Crisis was certainly at
hand. care you temperance Adgo-
cate" said she. " I am said /. "You
are mine" "No; Miner" said she. So
| am glad | tried the Experiment, for we
are married now, and the Union is hap
py one. We are doing we'll in the Liv-
ing Way. Our Venture is in all respects
successful. We are both in Good Health,
and are looking for Young Foles l am
sure that for that first kiss | shall never
Reporter. To which we might add, had
the young couple only settled in Bloom
field, they might continue to enjoy good
Times.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13
qaIfa8sEitlaSf
PERKINS & HOUSES PATENT
NON. EXPLOSIVE
METALLIC KEROSENE LAMP.

METALLIC KEROSENE LAMP.
Is ABSOLUTELY SAFE from explosion or breaking;
burns any Coal Oil, good or bad gives MORE LIGHT
no OdOr, and uses less oil.
ut Is perfectly nOn-e1plosire. The light Is bet
ter than Is produced by any other lamp w. s.
Oerk President Of Massachusetts Agricultural
Cbiiege.
at is perfectly non explosive, gives a better
light and Is more economical than any other lamp
in use .n-W w. Wells late Superintendent Of
Public Schools Chicago.
The apdHin0 deaths and fires from glass lamps
exploding and breaking create great demand for
this lamp. IL Pays to Sell It. Sold by ChnUdssers;
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Send for a crclI-
lar and terms to Montgomery q o., Cleveland, o.
2 Barclay Street, New York.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13

nay Teacher" Mary, dear, suppose
l were to shoot at tree with five birds
on it and kill three, how many would be
left r. Mary,-four years old" Three,
ma'am." -Teacher-"No two would be
left" Mary" No, there wouldn't
though, the three shot would be left, and
and the other two would be flied away.''
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13
Why Keep That Coughp

When bottle of Rohrer's Lung Balsam will
cure II. 1t is pleasant to take, and more effec-
tive than any other cough medicine. Try 1t.
For sale by Y. Mortimer q Co., New Bloom
field, ,and most other stores In the county. IT,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13

I6- Two clerks are offered an addition
to their salaries one has rise of five
pounds every year, and the other ten
pounds every two years; which Of them
has the better bargain, and by how much?
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-13
NATURES
Restorative =!

Contains NO LAC SULPHUR-NO SUGAR OF
LEAD No LITHARGE - No NITRATE OF
SILVER, and is entirely free from the Poisonous
and Notwithstanding Drugs used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent and clear rs crystal, it will not soil
the finest fabric-perfecty SAFE, CLEAN, and
EFFICIENT = desderatums = LONG SOUGHT
FOR AND.F0UND AT LAST
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becom
ing Gray imparts a soft, glossy appearance, re-
moves Dandruif, Is cool and refreshing to the
head, checks the Hair from falling off, and restores
1t to u great extent when prematurely lost pre-
vents Headaches, cures all HumOrs, CutaneOus
EruptiOns, and unnatural Heat AS A DRESS
ING FOR THE HAIRIT is THE BEST ARTICLE
IN THE MARKET.
DIR. G. Smith, Patentee, GrOton Junction, Mass
Prepared only by Proctor Brothers, Gloucester
, Mass. The Genuine is put up in panel bottle
made expressly for it, with the name of the article
blown in the glass Ask yO ur Druggist for Ma
ture's Hair Restorative and take no other
Send a three cent stamp to Proctor Bros. for
Treatise on the Human Hair. The information 1t
contains is worth $500 90 to any person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
EVENING STAR.
Writes for Tas S'ar j
sAUSAGES.

o my souls poetic longingsl
lis for the luscious sausage, mystical and spicy
lou Who 90 not love them, go and leave me- iease
10 concerns not such as you
when seeking my precious treasures,
glide 20 where our northern liberties are eommem-
Where orchard stuff. garden stuff, and cattle.
The latter cut into enient pieces by ths butch
erseleaver,) are disposed.
Where Sicily oranges, keen lemons,
Hedge round the busy precinct like picket line
Simplifying the Celtic vernacuiar Of their vendors
who mostly hOb-nOb with bullfrogs in SwAmpoodle)
Where the sooty coal-oil lamps
Whelm their ropy smoke IN the fsces OF great poets
Where sits the leather lunged Ethiopian dwarf
Believing matches, ss II his basement story In pur
gatOry was fast
Moving in these surroundings
often glide IN quest OF my soul affinity.
Bringing them hone In triumph TO my lodging,
My poetic soul ecstatie with their spntterings
While frying over conservative coal fire.
Once, the butcher turned extortioner,
When 1. Disguised, turned away from grasping
And going to where less pretentioqs man,
stood by inverted barrel. upon the top Of which,
A basket stood, containing pups of tender age.
While I stood pricing them
The butcher made haste ana took me by the sleeve,
And led me back to where his tempting links
Hung from hooks, and rose in rzmids. and blandy
Wrapped up my order at the usual price.
Then the white aproned butcher
Grimsced and bywed, as If the bows OF all the
slaughtered dogs
That ever met my steriOus and untimely ends
Found mute expression IN his yertebra.
While counting out my change,
Our glshces met, and he saw that my poetic and
prophetic soul
w.s .dsot in iaihomins the ;prings Of things,
" You know how il isgourself."
W AsHINGTON, Sept. i. losl. U. 4. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
II -ADyE RTIsE MENr.
TO PIPE FOUNDERS.
OFFICE WASHINGTON AouEDucr,

. NASHIN6roN. August Is, lS1
sealed Proposals will be received by the under
SIGNED gntll IL oclock ON the 5TH nav OF sEPTFw-
BER, lSl, for the delivery in the District of Col1m
ba Of nine millions 1880 600 of pounds of IS iD~h
cas.-iron Water Pipe and Special Castings. The
proposals viii be received for the whole or a less
tistment OF July p. No bad will b. received which
does not agree 20 commence the delivery on or before
the Isl day Of October next
Each bidder must agree, and the contractor will
BE required Go forfeit dollar 81 day for delay
m the delivery Of each PIPE and special casting be-
yond the time required in the circular and this sd-
Nertisemenf.
received except In the printed forms. which. with
circulars specifications plans and forms 1T Contract
can be had on application N perSon by letter or
telegraph 20 GEORGE IA ELLIOT
MAYOR OF Engineers, L. ;. A, Chief Engineer WASH
ingtOn Aqueduct. aus Sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
DROPosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION on
SEWERS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs,l
Dfxfrsrf If $500.

WssBrxeroN n n : knenst 81 Is-l
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board ~
Public Works Of the District IL Columbia until q
IA shIIEMBEk Tor constructing sewers in said
pi s hsre rsauTsd by the Board and according
T., ne sewers 70 be circular or oval in form, may
DC resgred hereafter constructed q the best quality
o. hard burned red bricks soft light c0Orsd arch
bricks. bats, or defective bricks 20 D. used
o, The bricks 20 be wet when laid snd % be laid in
ul mortar Cd the best quality q RosendAle, shep-
herdstown or Round Top cement mortar
=, Inc walls OF all sewers 70 be nine 90 inches in
Bids viii the price per lnea foot for circular
Sewers, whose internal dimensions shall he r. Is "a
s. a. as 81, and 60 inches; and also the price for
o.S sewers q the same "a respective capacity.
al, excavation viii yary from twelve 10 twenty
Man holes win be constructed where required,
circular in form, and Of the following dimensions
viz Two 2 feet in diameter at the top, and three
teet 81 the bottom; the walls 90 be nine sl inches
sorkmsnsRp as hereinSeere spsesd 'S fa1 s ss
Sewers. and 20 be covered with an iron fange and
The six 90 feet long four CD feet wide,
and nine feet deep The walls be thirteen Clsl
sever; the covers and bottom 70 De OF granite or
senecs stene eight tl BY six 60 feet and less
90 inches below the level Of the net q the sewer %
The bids viii be per npeal foo. for IN. sewer r.r
piece for each Man hole complete, per piece for
each Trap csnpete. and per cubic foot Tor al exc.-
the Eneneer before the work is eomneScsd. "
vii BE- nssss where dfsce BY the s ssd
ne; 10, oftensr than ono Y feet, the cost
sewer. No extras viii be allowed under any cir
In awarding the contracts the depth Of the exos-
walton viii be calculated az teen feet the width
at the BOTTOM at inches wider than the eI-
thT sur acc At two az feet wider than the bottom.
t0) one hundred and ffiy feet and the traps ~ ip
terysls OF sool four huusred feet.
Ihe pay ments VIII, however, be made sa the net
The bids for the Sewers. Msnholes and Traps wnI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
VIM. III. WARD, Trustee.
je2S 3taw&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RYO. W. HAyENNER CO., Auctioneers,
u No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east Of Seventh street.


TRUSTEES OF TWO BEAU
~ WAs KASds N LAMP IN the COUNTY
T 1NG2d hNCRRE Res tAhIJAgENT To THE WASH
ONE RS6 HhEF NILES FFRR6 6M rkE T hHP
MINUS OF THE III" STREET RAILROAD.
yTtde 90 Of deed Of rTs to from Juan
recorded August ], 1870, in Liber 6el, folio I6i,
trct Of Columbia shall offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, at the office Of C. w Havenner Co, Gas
Der 9Th, ISL at ococf nm 9h am tbe land msn.
toned in the said deed of trust, and more fully de-
GELS Of land lying In the county Of Wasbnso or and
DISTRICT Of Columbia, and being part Of the GREEN
VALE TRACT, so-called, and marked and distin-
guished in certain Flats and descriptions thereof,
s ssnsS y D. b Of
tain deed whereby the rest Of the heirs Of WiIIiam
Hickey have conveyed TO William Hickey the part
81 said GIeenyale tract assigned 70 him upon par
utlon and allotme nj among said heirs, and which
aeed Is RECORDED IN the land records of said county,
S at s the az sr5sT IL ed
number one % and running thence east sixty-six
to ss6e opposite farm road thence south
south 60 deg, east Is 50 perches to stake near black
SIXTY TO
S wsst . S Perehes with said outline thence
ana 70 three an
twenty perches Of land, more or less.
northwest corner Of lot numbered seven "a and run
h nss II dSSfh West 81 10 perSShss 70 first
Yves 81 20 Perches southwest corner Of lot number
hve thence north $50 deg, east fty-two perches
TO the beginning, containing twenty four one
rood and thirty three perches Of land more or less
plat OF the land and the abstract of title can be
seen at the Office of the auctioneers
Terms Of sale: $500 of the purchase money in
cash OF which deposit of s00 viii be required when
md twelve months. drawing ten per cent. interest
from day 81 sale secured by deed 81 trust upon the
property The terms to be complied with in one
week from the day of sale. the property will be
resoId at the risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
city of Washington WV
All conveyancing and revenue starnps AZ the mr.
chasers cost D. L. EATON Trustee
g. w. HAVENNER 4 CO., Aucts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
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By GIVING THE POPULAR FIRM OF BRAY
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Sal PA. AVE-, NORTH SIDE. BEr. 81 AND AZ srs.
bh. 80
Extra flOurs 81 ,ss and 81 80 per \ bbl,
Best Sugar Cured Hams uncanyased. lsc. Per 10
Beet Sugar Cured, in canvas, IKE. per ID.
best seg5s Cured English Breakfast Bacon, lie.
kehciled Lard, lee. per m.
Butter Butter. Butter received daily frum Rockfns
ban county, This Is the best Butter IN the
Darkef, none equal TO II, at Sec
A. Coffee Sugar, lsc; Brown sugar A. low marke a
pIiccsi Canned HOLSTERS, sardines, salmon in
ol. Ireen singer, and . rev rstenf Of Fruit
Jars, always on hand 20 low figures; best japan
Tea, u PET 10; good Japan Tea. Sc, per h;
hns Gunpowder, 81 per ID. berf Gunpowder
and Imperial, 81 50 per ID. Teas al lower
figures always hand. Sugar Cured DRIED
Beef. sc best brand.
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