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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-23
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DY b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal BulldinRs. corner SeYoS N and stS. N. w.


CHSkESoEERRYn I SALE 9EEo.AA E0VEisT9SRSY
WITH BACK BUILDING, No. lS09, AND
THREE-sT0kY FRAME DWELLING, No.
1907 l STREET, (NORTH SlDE,l BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTHSr STREETS
NORTHWEST.
ByvIrtue OF a decree passed in the Supreme Court
of the District OF ColuInbil on the second day OF
January, A. ID. 1875, In EQUITY Cause No. 4O8 Doc:
~ wherein George +. Russell is complainant and
Mary II. Russell ct al, are defendants, the under
signed Will sell on WEDNESDAY, the ION DAY OF
March, A, ID. 1875, At O'Clock p. M, ~ public
auction in front OF the premises, all those pieces
or parcels OF ground situate In the city ashlng
ton, District Of Columbia, known and designated
bered three, al and the western part of lot num-
bered two, a. in square numbered one hundred
and SIX, (O6 said part of lot two ( having front
OF four "a feet ON north street, and running back
The same width 10 the line Of SAIL lot together
with the improy ements, &C., the whole OF said
premises having q front on the north side OF
street. b. tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
northwest, offorty-four (4D feet and running back
Terms: one third Of the purchase moneyIn cash,
and the residue in three equal instauments In six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale,
with Interest at eight per cent. per annum until
paid TO be secured by the promissory notes Of the
purchaser, with sureties, to be approved by the
trustee A deposit Of $3.50 will be required OF the
expense Of the purchaser.
III terms OF sale are not complied with In seven
days the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the
PROPERTY at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser after five days advertisement:
- GEORGE PETER. Trustee.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-23

Whole tickets, go; halves, e25; teHsh, or each
coupon, IS; nwhole tickets go.
For Tickets or Information, Address,
THO. Z. BRAMLETTR, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, Ky.
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DYLATIMRR q CLEARY.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and EleN
enth street, Star Od1ce Building.

DYLATIMRR q CLEARLY.
d Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
sn ss suSDS and EeV
At IL OF sFREEP
WEST, NEAR D STREET.
NoSember, 1874 and recorded in LbeF 6g9 folio Isl,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby we
instant, in front OF the premises, at O'Clock p.
m, all Of lot No. seventeen, 17,l IN square num-
The property fronts about forty feet on. ThIr-
tenth Street, between and D streets, and is i'm
building, and is very valuable: 1, ana an, .,,o
years, with interest at eight per eentum per an
mum from day Of sale, secured by deed Of -ust
when enc struck Of All SaG
recording at purchasers expense.
5 EkSP 3. VI SD6S% 3HEDSs Trustees.
LATIMER & CLEARY.
DY LATIMER T. CLEARY,
Southwest corner PeansyIysGia ayenae and
Eleventh street, Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES, SALE oFVALUABLE PROPERTY
FFRR9NnTlkS on SoIRTH k sTRf E sEE sSf4
EAST, AT AUCTION. 49,
the 1Se 5s AND az oy VTSe OF Seea s q and duy S
corded in LIber No a. folio 47g, one OF the land
81 p 5ns sseaf We sell In
mont or the premises, on Friday, the 18Th day OF
IN saGsa IR E
thereon.
annum from January23 1875, to day OF sale, and
pense Of sale in cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest All cenveyGneing at puT-
chascr's cost; 500 required at time OF sala. II
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
DAYS the trustees reserve the right to resell, at
risk and cost of purchaser in default.
JAMES T. II %oRMLEFa lTrastses.
LATIMER / CLEARY,
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%THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather until WEDNESDAY,. Feb
r airy "a, 1875, same hour AMI tplace. BY order OF
/ he Trustees, LATlMER & CLEARLY,
f.2O-td Aucti1ns rs.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHARMAOK.
MCPHERSON CO.,
als-1y No. ~ = street nqrthTssts
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AUCTION SALES
Il. WARNER

0~~~0~0-O-000I0.0-O-0-O-O-O
Future DaVz.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-23
GALE OF HORSES.

FoRT McHENRY, Nd, Feb. IS, 1875.
There win be sold at public auction, AZ Fort Nc
Henry, Nd, at 10 O'Clock q. m., on WEphES.
DAY, tho 18th day OF March. lS7h number OF
condemned artillery horses. Terms eash.
fels-ss ist Lieut.. "a Ari., A, A. Q, u,
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LECTION SAFES

N0~N-oOoOo-ooo.O.O.O.0-C
To-day.
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| - AucTIoneers, Real Estate and Insurance
| Agents. once, S19 Market Space, Board OF Trade
| ROOms,l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-23

DY LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue Q
Eleventh street, Star Once Buildings.
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DY YOUNG a MIDDLETON.

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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-01-30

CURE FOR JElLOCsY.-ThCre
is a man in Boston who was SO
affectionateiy fond of his wife,
that he was jealous if a man look
ed within forty five degrees Ofthe
direction in which she might
happeu to be. Recently gentle
man spoke to her, and he inn
mediateiy threatened suicide.
The wife was despatched for a
bottle of poison, which she got
put up at the druggists, consist
ing Of little water colored with
licorice, and bottled, with a glar-
ING poison label outside. When
he threatened to take some Of it
and actually poured it into a wine
glass. she screamed for help and
ran into another room where she
could watch him through the
key-hole. and saw him cooIly OPP
en- the window and throw it out.
She then rushed back. apparently
frantic with grief, and implored
him not to do the rash deed. He
merely pointed at the glass, and
began to kick out his legs like a
Jumping jack. She told him that
She was determined to share his
fate. AMI swallowed the rest of the
Iicorice water, where upon he be-
came really frightened called the
neigh bors, confessed that if she
only survived he would never
trouble her again. Then he was
so mortified that he tried to buy
up the silence of his neighbor5
tut the story was too good to
keep. He twas thoroughly cur
ed.
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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-01-30

PHFu mas more uoSS Lidu an
other country of its size. Hence
the Peruvian bark.
Grump accidentIy sat on a red
hot coal, and spent the night
following in trying TO turn so he
could see his wound.
Seventy. Ave Rochester women
are out in Il card denying that
they sleep in corsets TO keep their
bodies straight.
A TIeavenworth man told lie
and then said. ~ hope to be struck
dead if / have not spoken the
TRUTH" He had scarcely ceased
speaking when he fell to the
floor.
The Watseka Times recently
spoke of Il respected citizen rs
one of the "main stays" of the
place. The intelligent position
sent il out that he was one of the
main stays of the place.
The New York World describes
hell as a place where everybody
belongs 10 a fire company. We
suppose that New York and B0s.
ton men inOnopolize the positions
of foreman and 3treasurerS
Just think, you swear off using
tobacco and wearing clothes after
the 1st of January, you can save
So per week at least, and So per
week fors 1909 years. is $3.50, 000.-
Detroit Free Press.
a man who has been travelling
in the .tfar- Most'i-1aryc - put he
probably misrepresenfs the mat
ter, that when an Idaho girl is
kissed, she Indignantly eXclaims
Nov put that right back where
you took it from !"
An editor up in Vermont be-
means the calamities of the pre-
sent year in the following touch
ing strain: "FirSt that Beecher
business, then the gras5hOpperS,
then the Democratic victories. and
now an increased tax on whisky |!
My goodness, what is this poor
country coming tOs?
Nov, turn over a new leaf.
Quit smoking, chewing snuffing,
aud whisky. Give up gum and
peanuts. Save a dollar week
till Christmas. Then you'll have
about fifty dollars. With which
you can buy your eegirI new
dress.
This comes from Oregon:
There is a Postmaster from Salem.
Who resembles the beast rode by Ba-
laam
He pays for his hash
With the Government cash,
That he stole when he sailed out o. Sa-
lena.
Old Bryaut-is a Christian. The
other morning he began family
prayers by reading from the BIZ
bic: "I.ittle children, love one
another" Then turning TO his
wife, he said: why didn't you
get break fast ready ?" because
the girls were not here to help me,
she replied, meekly "You lie,
you old beast, you know you lie",
sail old Bryant. Then this
eminent Christian finished his
scripture reading, and Immediate
w afterward locked his young
est sons wages dollar for the
afternoon he had lost in attend
ing his Oldest sons funeral.
Mr.. Bently. Of Wyoming coun-
ty, Pa, happening into his hay
loft the other day, saw pair Of
good sized feet protruding verti-
cally above the horizon, and up
on investigation found that they
belonged to his motllerin-law,
who, while in quest of h en's-eggs,
had slid down head first, and got
wedged into space between the
wall and brace. With rare
magnanimity he called two men
to his assistance, and pulled her
out alive.
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WESCEEL AH3.

Peru has more dogs than any
other country of its size. Hence
the Peruvian bark.
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Seventy. Ave Rochester women
are out in a card denying that
they sleep in corsets to keep their
bodies straight.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-01-30

Grump accidently sat on red
hot coal, and spent the night
following in trying TO turn so he
could see his wound.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

The Anti Radical dslsgatcs from Ashlev's
pre- mt and Beaungnrd met NJ T. Allen
fo.t"r.s "n Friday 24l day ~ july, 1875.
according a. appointment. h. nominate a
.hsildnie 'ur Supervisor two Justices IT the
Pva"" AMI Constable.
%" meeting was orIaiRizal bv the appoint.
n'ht It Capt Arch. ~tcols ~ chairman. and
". =. Fairtuan ~ Seer, tary.
y. Dunbar moved that the convention pro
coed tp nominate, Whlsh being carried. be
thrn pat the name nf Benz. kmg r.. before
th' Convention for candidate fur Sut~ry..ar.
There bring De- ether candidate. Col King
Wa ip"u motion, II &. A. kay. nominated
W a,rlamsbun.
W h D'H.nn, I. y Bill. =. u. Traweek
u. p lone. and Frank Carpenter werc pat IN
Nomination fIr Justices ~ the Peace. AMI the
election being held b, ballot. the result Was
ne domination II " X D,a.on and Peter
u. Trawc.k
Th"s. H. Wheeler having ma oppo.ition
Wa unanimously nominated for Constable.
On motion, Resolved. That the CopiAhsn
AMI Democrat be- requested a. publish the
proceedings ~ this mecting
TN motion. tho meeting aiiuurnel
ARCH. STEELE. Chairman.
". &. FAIHNAN. Set'A
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

Ar a Mass meeting of the citizens
Of Montgomery county, held at Win
ona, Mss, 90 the 18th inst, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
By G.. NJ Erwin.-Rcsolved, That
our fellow countyman, II. -. Money
j. the unanimous choice Of this con
vcntion for Congress IA this district,
aud that ia the congressional nomi-
mating convention, when held, our
delegates are instructed 10 support
him rs our first choice.
Capt II. u. Honey was then called
for and addressed the meeting in "a
happy style.
II i our earnest wish that Mr..
Money may receive the nomination
al the Congressional Convention,
and that he may be elected.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

Let every voter IN Beat !, rcmem-
Der that this evening at 3 o'clock, n
meeting will be held nj the court.
house for the purpose Of organizing a
Beat Democratic Club. Everybody
should turn out, and join this Club,
and put themselves ia the field 20
work Tor the success Of our party
this fall. Come in, roll in, walk in,
run ~, tumble in. crawl in, any way
50 you get in. Let Us have a big
meeting and show the RAIDS that we
are determined.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28
.uaEaofta.

We visited this beautiful town
on the 2lst INST, aud were glad to
see our old friends in good health
and able "a cat full ration~. The
honorable Chanccry Court was ia
session, Hon. v. q. raytnn. Jr., pre-
siding, with quite number of law
ycr~ inattcndancc. We learned that
magnificent court house was a. BE-
erected, aud the plans aud ,pcGii,a-
tipu- have already been submitted
tor the erection OF Jail to cost six
thousand dollars. The location =,
lrctcd for the public buildings j. a
beautiful spot about one block from,
the Depot. We also learned from
Mr.. 4. Gibson, that arrangements
are hoing made for u Camp Meeting
{" be- held at Magnolia thi, fall The
managers have purchased three acrc~
of gruunl on the MiEuchaha a
beautiful stream of water IN the edge
81 town. aud il will bc a delightful
place Tor the people 70 assemble.
Their, j. plenty 81 shade and water
and i pleasant walk from the dc
pot. The political waters arr some
what agitatcd ia Pike, and strcnuou,
efforts aill hc made Ia secure a Dem.
ocralic triumph. We want to see
old Pike comc NJ with rousing
Democratic majority next tall.
Every man however must work 10
accomplish this object, and every
man should feel that lac has a part e.
perform ~ the canvass.
While there We visited the Picnic
Grounds, with u. cool shades aud
rippliug waters. II j. a delightful
plac, Of resort and We hope 60 see
many smiling faces and Joyous hearts
there on the 10Th Of August, when
the cNcur-ionist- from Jackson ar
rive
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

THREE Constitutional amendments,
providing respectively, for reducing
the number of Chancellors, against
paying the repudiated bonds, and for
the distribution of the common
school fund, arc 10 be voted on at the
next election and a. the Constitution
requires that lat least three months
previous notice thereof shall be Civ
en by the Secretary of State, there
is little time left for making the pub
lication.-[ Jackson Times.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

say the Carthagcnian of the 10Th
inst: III has been called 10 our AZ.
tcntion, that certain influential par.
ties at Jackson are prcmcditaung "A
move looking Ia trade from the intc-
rior. The project embraces III, idea
of opening up Pearl river for navI-
CATION hy steam or keel hoat,. The
plan, IL commenced Immediately, ap-
pears feasible, and would doubtless
produce change of some magnitude
IA the trade OF those counties lying
along the str,am. The tall rains
usually begin about the commence
ment Of the cott"n-shipping season,
and the river would be easily navr,
gable for slN months in the year"
shipping by water would present
quite a pleasant contrast 10 the
present method of shipping hy mud,
and the poor horses would be- spared
the wear and exposure incident to
the long and iatgucing trips over
almost impossible roads.
1T appcar~ to u, that the invest
mcnt Of "a few thousands of dollar ia
this direction hy the citizens of Jack
son would be- 40 unwiSc speculation.
The principle expenses would be IN
clearing up the bed ct the river; bat
this outlay would occur but once, a-
the running OF the boats would serve
to keep the channel clear of any 81
rious obstruction, aocrward.
We shall have an eve upon any
move ia the direction above alluded
To, aud viii cndcayor To keep our
reader, fully posted. \, yet our IN.
formation j. mcagrc, AMI We really
have 10 assurance that the project
j. more than contemplated, though
ia view of the important rcsultSto be-
attained, We should not be- surprised
to learn that steps are already being
taken to carry it into execution"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

TnE grand mass meeting held al
cotfeeville on saturday last, instruct,
Ell the delegates To- the Cornth Con.
ventlon Ia east their votes for our
distinguished and honored rcprcsen.
tatIvc, Hon. l.. q. G. Lamar. The
return OF Col. Lamar to the House OF
Representatives j. "A iorcgonc conclu.
sion, and We feel almost like congrat-
ulating the voters of the First Dis
trict in advance, for what we are con.
dent will bc the verdict Mississip-
pi Central.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28
Trip Ga gfa . isha'sf.

We copy the following from the
Temperance Banner, published at
Jackson:
Last week We had the pleasure oi
paving a visit 81 this thriving littl,
citv TIL, State Council 81 Friends
of Temperance was Ia session and
on visiting It's hall We found il com
posed of the very best material oi
the STATE, some OF whom had grown
gray ia disseminating the principle,
IT temperance. This body, after two
days close application. completed
their lahnr-thc utmost harmony
and good feeling prevailing ia all
their deliberations.
Jackson Council. NoA6O having
been invited hy lIazlchur~t Council
10 partakc oi their hospitality dur
lng the session 81 the State Council
accepted their invitation, aud were
received nj llaZlehur~t depot by a
committee OF llazlchuIst Council
and "a company with the member,
1T the State Council, proceeded t.
the Methodist Church, where they
were received hy Col. Burke, OF the
Mississippi Democrat, ia an appro
ate address, welcoming them To- the
hospitalties OF the town. Capt
John E~tcllc. in hehalf ct the Jack.
son Council, replied in his usual
happy style.
At about eight O'Clock a magniii
cent supper was prepared at the 10.
tel. of which all partook; after
which, the Young ladies and gentle.
men repaired to MARKS Hall and
tipped the light fantastic toe until
they were admoniShcd Nv the
whistle OF the locomotive that IN,
hour for return to their respective
homes had arrived.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

The cracked Drained individual
who -lings ink for he columns Of
the summit Times, Published. last
Saturday. n personal article IN hi~
paper directed 60 me. | challenged
him 70 a street fight ~ soon a. saw
the article, hoping that he would
give nae chance 10 Try my hand on
hum. have time and again heard
that be- blowed great deal ia re-
gard to hi bravery. anil from has
say 80, supposed that lc would fight
a circular saw, and start thc machine
ia motion himself, aud thought |
would give him n chance To- show
his bravery. | am 40 fighting man
myself bat think am able To- accom-
mediate thc p,f.fd t,a that ~cribhl,~
ior the Times. | challenged him w.
a street fight. aud be- failed t. come
t. time Now, ! dcnouncc him a. a
merR, sRcdLiHg co'rdrd, and adyi~"
him o. shut hi- ca~~ ha. IL REGARD
10 hi bravery.
". W. BENNETT.
With the above Ne will not further
notice the editor of the summit
Tim,~ IL these columns.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28
Coz. KIxLocm FALcoNKR, as gallant

Coz. kISLocH FALcoNER, as gallant
a knight as ever drew lance IN lie.
fence of truth and honor, has made
a noble and manly vindieation OF the
Mississippi Press Association. in the
Holly Springs Reporter, against Ger.
tain insinuations Of Col +. T. Copper
in his recent tame address before the
Radical Press Association nj Jackson.
Poor Cooper! how he will writhe
and founder under this sosihing re-
bukc Il Mississippi Central.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28
.vO TICE TO p.OTERS.

Tho aniy Radical voters of Beat
No. are requested 60 meet nj the
Court house IN lIazlchur~t on We'd.
nc~'lay the 18th inst, at O'clock T..
NJ. for the purpose ofiorming club.
a general attcndaScc j. requested.
III. -. MAYS.
JoHN DuNNINd, SR.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-07-28

last Thursday the RAIDS NJ Jackson
had an excursion 10 Bynm, Miss.
and certain white skins were there
60 address their colorcd bruddcrs on
the Pcrif'cdi topics Of the day. Great
Fool Brown was there. IIopand
go-fctch-it Alcorn was there. I'm.
bczEle An Pcyton was there. Hycna
kernaghan Of Brandon was there
and several &c the lesser lights Were
there, all ready To lay their claims
before the negroes for some office
II was a sweet crowd, and one al
leas, was a pardoned jail bird.