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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-10-31
A Business Woman.

The following, clipped from the
Atchison Champion, shows what
kind of women they have in Kan
sas:
"Lost, straYed or stolen. An
Individual whom l, in an urgent
moment ofloneliness was thought.
less enough to adopt as my has
band. He is a good looking and
feeble individual, not knowing
enough, however, to come in
when it rains unless some good
looking girl offered him the shell
ter of her umbrella. Answering
to the name Of Jim, Was last
seen in company with Julia,
walking with his arm around her
waist, looking more like a fool, if
possible, than ever. Anybody
who will catch the poor fellow
and bring him carefully back, so
that l can chastise him for run
ming away, will be invited to stay
to tea,
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MISCELLANY.

A Boston woman has put $3.50
worth of lace on a nightgown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-12
BRAVE men can term fair women
The "apple OF their eye,"
But when IL comes for office,
"No ladies neeG apply,"

SA Laporte, Ind, man was burnt in efigy
Tor marrying after q third divorce.
ga Connecticut schOO msster logged eleven
boys IN hall day. Over hundred a week, that
0The Detreit Free Press, in a d. Of cold
water enthusiasm, talks about the "little stsrs
that twinkled like a cate eye in a woOdbox."
81 he story comes from Rome that Rubin-
stein has adopted a poor Boston girl, paid her
expenses to Europe, and will give her a musical
education.
SMrs. Alice Mason Sumner, the divorced
wife OF Charles Sumner, has petItioned the
supreme court OF Massachusetts, for leave 70
marry again.
1Mstinee was bad enough, but now they
have got 10 calling afternoon performance
'vespertines." Why lot call them to-morrows
at once.
R.An Illinois clergyman turned of the gas AT
ball recently, hoping thereby 20 put stop to-
the sinful amusement. The dancers of course
enjoyed themselves all the more in the dark
ness.
ga golden eagle was recently captured near
Chetops, Kansas. The lucky csptOr was imme-
diately offered ten dollars in bank notes for it.
which he naturally refused, as he felt entitled
10 premium on il.
~The CongregatioDalist regrets that ssMr.
winters head is giving him trouble" and
says, cit has never given trouble 70 any one
other poets-Browning for instance"
~ There was a jumping match between
seven young ladies IN Wsupon, Wis, for a
silver medal The contestants wore loose trows-
ers and no skirts, and are described as so be-
witching that the spectators cheered themselves
hoarse. Sarah Jane Smith won.
~The Ottumwa (IOwa) Courier has abolished
the bellieerent rooster as indicative of triumph
al an election, and substituted an ear OF corn
sandwiched In the sentence, pretty near q
clean shucking." The grangers consider IL an
improvement
@Charles Bradlsugh's reception at North
amDton, on his return from America IL descrfb-
ed as having been unusually enthusiastic.
Nearly Il, 900 people met him at the depot, and
preceded by band of music. conducted him to
the market square, where no addressed them
from neighbOrng window.
SDick Holland, Of Cincinnati, had an inn.
pulse Of generosity in coming home from the
New Orleans carnival, and gave up his sleeping
car berth TO an invalid. The fact that, during
the night, an engine in the rear ran into the
train and mangled the invalid, has made Dick
self denying for life.
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AUCTION SALR


D. AuetiOneers ssd kssi i:tsss Brosas,
Star once building.
POSITIVE SALE OF rHE KNrIsR EFyIors
2 x The MWH0LEsALs AND RsfAIL rs
isea CON PkisiSG oS i0 OF rHi LXssSsr
AAsSSSOhTnKNIs OF HOUsEsURS
Wv.Asss aaSIIE TSG.fass wIfa 4 LAsaE
sP0RS isG hATsRfaL.' AND GhHAAAh
"A On FRIDAY MokNISa, March IL, 1874,
- eommescins q 10 O'Clock, and continuing
- osloslj theresfisr until ali !. soid, We shall
-stIl the entire effects contaiaei in the four
1908 avenue, sssf ic.s and Ss
70 Ss f:1 g Of his
business. We name in part 'A ''"''
50 d S9e pTss. s1s of, aiiIeses. kinds.
81 d. zen W sshtubs all siyss: 'Ae''
eS.s s.n Bowls and Trays, wooden shovels and
200 dozen Az and other Handles;
100 dozen Baskets, different kinds;
81 doz.n s sls best male; ~.
Counter and Platform Scales;
xtensivs assortment Of sleishs and Skates;
sporting Goods, comprising Guns sni RIhes OF ap.
proved patterns and makes:
Hin e11ensse assortment o. Fishing Tackle;
Fine ant extensive assortment Of Silverware Of
A spleSdiS s sost u Table Cutlery;
An extensive assortment Of staple Hardware;
Lsrse collection Of Oar penters' Tools:
CaIriast. makers, and Uphol.terers' HardwsrS;
shelf srdware OF every description;
Twines and Cords, Tinware Of ever descripti IN;
PftebfOrks, Rakes, Hoes.
Tose'her with many articles not necessary to men
N B.-we world call special attention TO the
above sale, as the goods are positively to be sold
mario If LATIMER CLr.RY, Aurts
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ID 4 n Nd

BAYS. On the 18th instant, WILLIAM son Of
William II. end Sarah Hays, aged 10 years and 5
months
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
fully requested t. attend his funeral from his
parents residence, opposite the National Race
Course, on Saturday, st I o'clock D. m
WOODWARD. On the morning Of March llth.
Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
corner Sd and NJ streets southeast, Friday AFTER
noon 18th instant at O'Clock, 20 which the reIs-
uves and friends Of the family are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-12

COME BEFORE HE WAS READY RoR IT
Somebody touched OF twenty pounds of pow
der under the parsonage in East Canaan, Conn.
Ihere was great hzZ and a great lash, but no
damage. The good minister was calm, but his
hired man Reube, coming down stairs four ste %
al jump In night clothes, shouted, There
know d twould come fore 4 WAS ready for AZ 20
he thought II was the end of the world. The
minister tried to pacify him but he Continued I.
-, II = all very well for q Christian 90 be easy
bout IL, but I'm such a cussed sinner 80
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NV ExPRKss LINE VIA CANAL.
fhiiiAsSs4 T6s Nh ihAdLIk1x1ANpRIA,y iy AsH
Is THE sUPREaE C0URToF TaE DIsTRIO
u OF COLUMRIA

ihesd'nI spse,al Tsrn, Ie5rsary 2nI, laa.
a, XRe SAse CT khzabeth Ann shreeve and Edward
wxIer, Admfnisrators Of RI A
"a tbvk' deesased, the administrators afore.
preme Court o. the District 81 Colnmh,o . re Sd
fdIshe sa Al s.iss.nI March ,tth, A. D. iS4,
sonai estate OF said deceased and on the 80. T.
hand, q lar a. the same have been colleetsS snd
turned INTO nsney; when and where an the
and nsirs OF SAID deceased are notified 10 stt.nd
Win tneir claims properly youc he'd, or they M
otherwise by Law be excluded from All heasS, ~ 10y
dteeaseds estate: Pyor idsd COPY Of this erdsr 10
puonsned once . week for three weeks 10 the
Star previous 10 the said day. Test, ~ INC
feb8th-A A. WEBsTHR, Register of win.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD IN NOVA SCOTIA
ltitdqc Corered rih Mountains 0f Tcc.-Immense
damage was done in Sherbrooke, GeysbOrOugh
county, Nova Scotia, by a freshet on wednes-
day last The St Marys river was swollen by
The rain and thaw. A couple % miles from
Shererooke there IL a natural dam OF rocks
across the river, beyond which for several
miles, II is called saltwater. The ice on this
lortOn OF the river broke up In consequence OF
me freshet, and flooded the whole of the valley
on the lett bank of the river where Sherbraoke
situated the scene is said 60 bafile description
Inc Mood brought down thousands upOn thous-
ands tons OF Ice, and great numbers OF logs
Mhoie trees were upr0Oted from the banks OF
the river IN the course OF the torrent the sal,d
Ice below the village remained firm and the
nats upon which SherbrOOke stands became a
boiling sea. Boats ami canoes were in demans
Every house was flooded, the cattle were ,iri ven
out OF town by persons On horseback; the women
children and aged people were taken awav AM
boats. Many families abandoned their hou -es
altogether, while Others moved up stairs Tso
bridges IN the village and q large bridge over
the 81. MaTy's river are gone. new vessel
nearly ready for launching was DESTROYED AMI
much timber carried away. The day after the
flood the mountains Of ice. and the logs trees
and other debris became frozen solid, 40 that
the village IL now Embedded In a frozen sea
The ruin Is Understandable; tt extends mile and
half in length by Q mile in breadth. In the
event OF sudden thaw, the village will be q ute
destroyed.
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PY B. Il. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
TRUsTIl,s SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT Oh THE SOUTH sIDI Of"An
SaTTH1kST ~ 9th hNO fIH eTbEk Is

- BY virtue of . deed OF trust to Daniel L.
letop, dated June 5th A; D. 1871, and duly
land records Of Warrington, D. o. and also By .
lumbia, passed in cause Sla6, equity docket, sub
stitsting the undersigned q trustee In place OF
austiop ront 81 s viii ELL e RSSe
Maacn S6tn At SO O'Clock p. m. part Of Let
hundred and seventy fs70), beginning for the same
q the northwest corner Of lid lot and running
forty (40) feet. thence south eighty eight (S5)
feet four I'D inches, thence east sixteen (isl feet
the.cs south twelve ,l feet four tO inches thence
ming.
and penses Of sale in cssh; balance In one year
With interest from day Of sale, TO be secured by
veyancing ct purchaser cost. Sloo will be re-
ouired at time Of sale. ftsrms OF safe are not CON-
pliod With in days after sale, the trustee re-
serves the right 70 Iecs the property at the risk
GEORGl w eTICkH1Y. Trustee.
marlo-eoAds J. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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A NEW SCALP GRowING.-Miss Grumal
who had her scalp torn Of at oshkosh, Wiscon,
stu, last summer, is still alive, but has 70 have
her head dressed daily by = physician. The
flesh lie slowly growing upward, and has aIread v
reached two inces above the eyebrOss on tue
forehead - -
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE TaAOE OF
HhP ~ THf o.
=. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court of
the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
John aooi s T. *: TnSus @ 81
Trustee will sell e public auction, the highest
&sfS' sn !. IL SSDt Hs s ass Day q 81
premises her snsfter described, oil the right, title
interest claim and estate Of the parties TO th.
isDd lying ana icing In sid county, at Unontown,
beginning for the aid piece, parcel tract Of land
Of Pierce street and Jefferson street, Is laid down
upon the revised plat Of said Uniontown, running
seventy .nvs and s half degree, east i've hundred
and thirty four feet, to 8. 81 OFFS western line;
s Eight ana
more or less, TO the division line between said
.G s ss. line.
forty seven a balfdeerees west allowing three.
S q ssss ss
and half degrees, eest two hundred and three feet,
10 the Ss sS half two hundred aO ssS
nfty feet, ts point 10 9 line with the southern iae
s s
re the Il sas
ing nine and quarter acres Of land, more or lea
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in three
equal payments, in six, twelve and eishteeu menths
deferred payments TO bear interest q eight Der cent
Der anpun, until paid, from day Of sale and TO be
secured by the pronisory Of the purchaser or
Rurehasers, indorsed TO the satisfaction Of the
deed given until the whsle Durchsse money and
interest shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars
twentv-f four hours after GALE The residue Of cash
payment to be made within ten days from day Of
sale, otherwise the Trustee will resell the property
q the cost and risk Of defaultng purchaser pur
chasers All conveyancing ct cost OF the purchaser
-,r. wILLIAI HILks s,, Is1,ss..
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u hss obtained nom the supreme Court Of the Ds-
tTicf Of Columbia, holding spsclal term, letter.
TRBD Ryan, late Of Wsshington comfy, D.
O., decessed. All persons having claims againa
the said deceased are hereby warned 20 sxhfbh the
same, with the vouchers thereof, 20 the subscrber,
or before the Sd day Of March next: tbey nay
otherwise BY Law b exciuded IRON ell oenef o. TIE
sssd estase. 0ivsa under ny hand, this ID day q
Mare S.5s t is oArassis xanip'.,l.iri,
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GUOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

II may be seen by the New York commerci al papers
Of late date that CCfssS hare declined and as we have
purchased and received stock In this line since
the decline IL gives great pleasure to offer our
customers the same choice grades and varieties
prizes.
The reduction is from tire. to fire cents Der
pound, or from SIR to ten This is fact
worthy Of note snd invite those interested to call
and see for themselves.
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AUCTION SALES

>OVA4NkN GlAxAkOb
gufURE DAYS. -
RI eREEn z wILaIAMB, Auctioeeers,
u No. lso1, northvsst corner S0th and D ~.
rRgsTEsy sAIE OF yALgAsLI sRoPls.
hhSSSs 5ai. d sIss IS: ssIS.sss' sss
I': .Ss in sSsss se
i.pd =, toii s 20 n .sd ~ pec.ve Of the
Ssti:. secured ahersSs :Ss snd .: Il a.
Rnsle auction, in front Of the premises, on WED.
part q :ausr. 81, q the city e waSiessSn, 81 81
&C. sTs:. s. :sse 1'i p
s sna Il ssI on whsn sums sI months in
lseh Of the:s lo.s L i'm proved Dy very handsome
desraoe In every respect first class residence
The lots win be sold separately.
cured BY these deeds Of trust, (sisoo on each lot
s nish ,pss,ss e 10 per cent from April 1871 with
q! and twelve months With Interest dep sss q
$50 Ior each lot required at time Of sale. An
Of not conpled With 10 seven days. lay s't tine
property VIII be resold At cost and risk Of default
s.T7.d GREEN wf Il IAN s.I xasss
ny LATIMER OLKARY,
s ID Austionssr and Rssi Ist..e Brokers,
Star once Buiidins:. anu "'' '''' '''
~ s4RsEg
TMEEN VIRGINIA AyENUE AND II
sTBEET SOUTHWEST.
- By yir,ue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme O,urt OF
the District Of Columbia Of January 25:h, 1873,
and Al arch 81, 1874, in Equity cause No ASS,
front Of the premises, on SATURDAY. March q Il,
F0ad ef sGoth Of r aad Of Not lot
go fr3n.ins Is feet on ~ street and running back
about 10 feet to an alley. The improvements con
slst OF two.stOIy Brick House. .
~ 9tde, OF Court the property will be set up at
Terms Of sale: one-third Of purchase money in
cash; and balance in equal Instruments ut and N
months after day OF sale. The deferred payments
must draw interest from that day, and secured by
the notes OF the purchaser, whe must deposit $50
when the property is bid off, and complete the pur-
chase within five days thereafter: of ner Wise the
property will be resold, after 1--we DAYS notice Al
his risk and cost Convey ancing at purchaser coat
JOHN r. HANNA.
MICHAEL THOMPSON, Trustees.
LATIMER ULEARY.
msr4T,9,i2,l5,N ,lSA,H Auctionsers.
RY DUECANsoN BROTHERS. Auctioueers,
I" Corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
AssIgEEE's SALE or MILL MATERIAL,
R RbWJhSE; ON BRIDGE STREET. GEORGE
ON THGRsDAY MORNING, 18th Of March,
81 ~ O'Clock m, will sell at public auction,
at the mill Of R.msburg 4 Sons, ON Bridge eet,
neaT Aaueduct Btidge, Georgetown, d. O., all the
Mill Material, Tools, &C. consisting Of
Boiler, Old Machinery, kettles,
Driving and Fly Wheels. Old Iron,
Stoves, KNEE Sese Rs sbH nS sSsafs,'
Shaving and Skin Beam. &C., &c.
Terms: Cash. REGINALD FENDALL,
AssiRues Of RsmsburR A Sons
mari IRep1 DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR

Less HENRI 90 IN Prpssa>,s Txsl....
The Buffalo Express q Mondsx sa1-
l1.1oociock last night Millard IN u,arr $780,
his last. Throughout the day And svs,sn. -
lay @ ~ IN profound slum6er and ~hsr ,es
hour OF death came bic spirit pa-->d o.,esis
and peacefully away. During the latter n.rt 81
lat week Mr.. fillmores condition vas ressr,,sS
ss little better than on the previous three a.
four days He seemed % feel easier aud bona.
we're entertained that he would gradually gain
strength, but Saturday evening he passed q very
restess night, and yesterday morning the isdi-
cations we're plain that he vas failing. Dr white
called ~ the house about O'Clock, and aftsr
neesruine his distinguish patient ate lively,
snnoencsd. IN response % the anxious in
Sui,ss OF the attendants, that he vas nAxxins
mi. Enmore talked but little during the day, ,
semAhlhe IN the same drovsy condition that
nzs characterized his condition throuehout
he lay with closed eyes, and seemed no ~ i'm a
b.o,oeha snmher In the afternoon. however.
ne spoke briefly with his wife and son. md Do
ward evening inquired II Judge Hail xss com
ing 70 see him. After O'Clock he decfinss
most rapidly, and although eyincing no symn-
IONS or restleseness or pain, a. vas Ar parept 70
those about him that the end was Fast snoros Oh
ing. Dr white remained with him M 10 an.
ume OF ms death. Around the he'd of tne A.
ING man were gathered his wife his s,n ~
Powers Fillmore, his brother and si.ter-ini.-
who arrived from the west Safurd sy night 80
Dr. White. There were also in the MON ,ha.s
whe have attended him during His riness
Charles T.. Newton. who has been with him h,
permission OF the police Commissioner. Ann.
SsrsDett, and william Crawley. The last hours
OF Mr.. Fillmore we're unmarked by any expires
sion In words"
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AUCTION SALES
RUf URB DAYS,


III LArIMER . OLEARY
- Auctioneers end Real Dstaes Brokers,
Star Once Buildinp.
ExEOuToBs' SALE OF aIeHLY VALUABLE
IMPk0vkD AND UnIMPROvED PRUR0RrY
HEsf, AkS sHss sIR rasoH HIs - sgf We:
siRiif AID nxssAoa aSr HvssHE.
Il moo she
We shall cell Lot No. g. IL Square No. as, 'front.'
nE "A feet frcoes on Hath street, and RAINING
through With IN average width u Vermont avenue;
all the modern improvements; together With tbs
BIiek and Frame Buildings fronting Vermont
Immediately AFTER, we shall sell the ADJOINING
street, and running parallel to Lot 6, with an aver
age width TO Vermont avenue, containing 7s36
IL 10 seldom that this class Of property IA thrown
on the market, and, taking into consideration the
locality and being In the midst Of eleR ant
residences, certainly should command the attsution
OF our CAPITALISTS, or parties wishing TO invest their
money where property is rapidly Increasing in
Terms: Oae-fourth cash; the residue in four eou.,
at per cent. per annum. from day Of sale, and
secured by deeds of trust the property All
copxeyarcina at the cost OF purch ascrs. A de-
poeit OF $3.50 will be required on each PROS
not com piled with within ten days from the day of
sale, the Execu reserve the right to resell tk
same at the risk and cost Of the defaultug purcha
ser or purchasers, By advertisement in some news
JOHN T, GIVEN,
@. s. HILTON,
Executors Of John p. Hilton, deceased.
i26-dSds RepI LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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NO HunBUG.--L. RICR viii pay . fair Can
~ price Ter any KIND Of Ladies, Gents and Ohii
drsns skCOnp.HAHD CLOTHING, BOOTS
SHOES, &C, Gas Tth g., between II and g. s5uth
Hofs By mail promptly attended TO. iys-iS
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10y LUTTRELL q CO.,
- AuctioReers, No. 9lT Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th streets northwest

~ AuctloReerei NO. S1T Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE, SITUATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF
POMEROf STREET, east Of and near al street,
Lorth OF the city OF Washington, in the Howard
University subdivision, consisting Of lot a5xlJl,
improved 10y aFRAME HOUSE containing three
rooms.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust bearing date
81 March 9th. A ID. ls73, and duly recorded in
ALiber No. 7l2, folio H. one Of the land rec rds
for the county of ashngtOn, in the District Of Co
lUmbia, and at request Of party secured thereby, L
will sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, March 2lst
1874 ct O'Clock p M, the following piece or parcel
OF uLd, situate in the District Of Oolumba i'm
medistely north II the city OF Washington and east
Of 9TH street road, being the west half of lot Ne
eleven (lll, in block No. eighteen (lS), in the
Howard University" subdivision of the farm of
John A. Smith, commonly known ".kfii ngham
Place. rs the said subdivision made by the
county surveyor Of Washington county, and now
appears of.record in the Surveyors Office in LIber
District No l,folio ", together with the improve
meDts thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, (of which SIS
must be paid down time Of SALE balance (equs
pay ments) IN six (6l and twelve ia months, for
which the purchasers notes. with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent until paid, will be tsken to be
secured on the property sold. All convey sncing
and recording at purchasers cost III terms of sale
not CON piled with in six days after sale, the
trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser
marld LUTTRkLL co., Aucts.