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E The best 10 Tho p

B% The best is the cheapest
Call and get one of Warren In
proved Hoes. The best hoe in
the market for all purposes, solid
cast steel, tempered.
WHITAKER & ALLEN.
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4Gafts.
DIED :

In this place, Sunday, 25th inst, Of con-
sumption, Mr.. JAMES F. DAVIDSON, Sol
of James NJ. Davidson, dec, aged % years
He was universal favorite, and his ear,
ly death is sincerely regretted.
In this vicinity, Friday, 23rd inst, Of
consumption, Mr.. BARNEY SMITH, aged
81 years.
In this county, on Swan, Sunday, 25th
inst, of consumpt Mrs. CUNNINGHAM,
wife of Henry Cunningham, aged about 50
years.
In this county, on Cold Water, Monday
Goth inst of consumption, Mr.. WILLIAM
A. BLAND, aged % years.
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The following editorial sock
dologer is from the pen of a
Mississippi editor:
Gas we walked past a couple
of ladies on the street the other
day one of them, we are inform
ed, observed large sized patch
Oh the seat Of our pants, and
made merry over the discovery.
Well, we do wear old clothes it
is true, but we might afford to
treat ourselves to better ones, if
the husband OF the woman we
refer to would conc TO the office
and pay us $18 which he has
been owing us for a long time
for subscription and job work. "
This brought the money.
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~We have, from our friend

A. j. Warren, Of Kelso, a sack
of as good -four as was ever
put into biscuit. It was made
at Stonebraker's mill, and is an
eloquent witness of the superb
ority of that establishment.
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HS We arc indebted to our
friend VIM. Ashworth, of Gosh
en-, for a letter containing mon
cy and names of new subscri-
bers. Such friends arc indeed
valuable.
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We Want Money.

All those indebted to us will
please come and settle. If you
cant pay all, pay part.
WHITAKER & ALLEN.
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TesyetteUIEge EocaEs,
BAGLEY RROS.

Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
We invite the public, and es-
pecially the country merchants,
to examine our stock. We sell
Flour, all grades at mill prices
Remember that we deliver al
goods in town free of charge.
No. 5 Bank Block.
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The Springfield (Ma8s.) Re
publican says: at has come
to be an almost universally-ac-
cepted maxim in the world Of
commerce and trade that intel
ligent and judicious advertis-
ing is one Of the first requis-
ties to succeed in business. -
"For this purpose" adds the
Chattanooga Commercial, 1.-THE
newspaper is far the best medi-
um. It not only attracts trade
directly, but the paper, if liber-
ally Patronized and well and a
bly, conducted, creates reputa-
ton of great value for the city
in which tits published"
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Hardware.

A general assortment of Hard
ware and Implements for sale at
greatly reduced prices for cash by
WHITAKER & ALLEN.
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The m 0st curious freak of one of
the recent cyclones in Georgia was
the driving of a hickory tree about
Two feet in diameter about four
leet into the ground.
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satisfaction or no Paw.

The above is the motto Of the Town
snring Livery Stable. Call and see for
NJ c. ATKINSON & CO, Projectors.
nOOK WORH.-0ur facilities Tor ,ioing
10 all kinds of Pamphlet Printing cannot
\, excelled Give as call.
OBSERVER OFFICE FayslteOi8s. Tt
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$40 Acres, More or Less
SHERIFF SALE.
No G52.

No $50
DY virtue Of Ohe writ of venditioni ex-
q ponaS TO me directed from the hon
able Circuit Court Of Lincoln coanty, Ten
nessoe, at lis March term, 1916, in the case
of ". W. Jamcs, Il. A. Rees and J. H. Bees,
partLe s as w. W. James & Co.. against y.
I. White and VIM. McWhorter, l viii ex-
pose TO public sale 10 the highest bidder,
fDrcash, at the court house door III the town
Of Fayetteville, Tennessee, on
Saturday, May 22nd, 1875,
ell the right, tile, claim and interest that
U'Hlio9l 4Hc UhoTter has in and 10 the
allowing described TRACT or PARCEL
OF LAND situated in Civil District No. ,,
Lincoln county, Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, O-Uit:-On the north and south
by the lands Of A. DerrOr, on the east by
the lands Of J. L. Caldwell, but known as
the John Moore tract, on the west By East
Mulberry Creek and the Howard lands,
containing by estimation,
20 Acres, More or Lcssl
Levied Oh as the property Of WiIiiam
McWhorter, TO satisfy one Judgment a.
gainst him, and in favor Of the plaintiffs
named, for $2l3.O5, besides interest and
costs. ". y. MlLLAkD,
april29-SGn Sheriff
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SHERIFF. SALE.
No. 1883. 4.5O1 and 4.52I


EEY virtue Of three writs of fieri facias
Ed to lie directed from the honorable
Supreme Court Of the State Of Tennessee,
at Nashville, at its December term, 1874.
in the cases of A. p. Copeland, administra =
tor, q. NJ. Hicks, administrator, and w. g.
Dunlap, administrator, against L. L. Cole
guardian of Charles 7. Bright, John II.
Bright and Lucius Bright, and W. F. Cole,
W. II MOOres, L. D. Hicks. j. L. Cole. and
ID. W. Clark, sureties, will expose to pub
lie sale 10 the highest bidder. for cash.
at the court house door in the town of Fay
etteyiIle, Tennessee, on
Saturday, May 22nd, 1875,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
i. L. CCle has in and 10 the following
described TRACT OF LAND situated in
Civil District No. ], Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, and bounded as follows, to-wit-
On the north BY the lands of Samuel
Vaughn, coiored, on the south by the lands
Of Elizabeth Pitts, on the east by the lands
Of James ". Rawls, Dessa Griiiis and w.
". McMuliin, and on the west by the lands
of Elizabeth Bradley and Eliza beth Viii
liams, containing
80 Acres, More or Less,
Levied on as the property of l.. L. Cole,
10 satisfy three judgments against him and
his sureties, and in favor of \. p Cope
land, adm, e. N. Hicks, adm, and W. G.
Dunlap, adm, for 8, 3jl.86, besides inte-
rest and costs. W. \. WILLARD.
march1l-S5n Sheriff.
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* Several contributions
them, addressed to
the OBSERVER will soon have
place.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the post-oflice at
Molino, Tenn, Saturday, April
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-04-29

One pound of grease 10 each ten pounds
of wool must be furnished in every instance.
If furnished by us, the prise will be de-
Quoted from the wool.
Parties sending wool viii please have il
marked, and give directions for earding,
whether money or toll.
ap;ii29n JNO- l. GIl.h-
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pOst-of1ice at
Fayetteville, Tenn, Saturday,
AnriI a. 1875:
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Marriages.
MARRIDD.

The following marriage licences have
been issued since our last report
WHITE.
Lafayette Fisk and Elizabeth Walden
COLORED.
John w. Taliey and Harriet Driver.
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Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say advertised.
w. B. D0UTHAT, P. NJ.
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Gross anl Grown
Or the Suferings and Triumphs of the
Heroic Men and Women,
Who were Prosecuted for the
RELIGION OF Jesus CHRIST.
BY JAMES d. McCABE, JB.

DI JAMES II. McCABE, n.
With Illustrations on steel, by Sar;aia &
Illman.
I A NEW book Of extraordinary interest
"A and power, narrating incidents of Ref
OrmatiOn times, and giving sketches of the
lives of the most prominent actors in that
wonderful revolution. The work is comprised
in one large royal octave volume Of go pa
ges, illustrated with numerous steel enera-
wings. eight Of them by Mr. John Sartain,
America 5 foremost eHgraver. Theremaih-
der by Ilman Bros, of Philadelphia The
book is printed from eleCtrotype plates ma lie
from new an beautiful type, on fine lint
ed paper, is bound in the handsomcst and
most substantial style and furnished 10 sub
scrihers at the following prices payable Oh
delivery:
In English cloth, black and gold sides,
at S3.I5 per copy.
In paneled binding. full gilt,
at $500 per copy.
This work is sold only by subscription.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
SANFORD N. BUCHANAN, Publishers.
apll5n Agent.
'-The Way to Wealth. IL YOU desire it, Is as plain
as tn way % Market ''-FRANSLIN
AGE EN- rs w a N TED to Canvass
TOR the new book ssSUC CESS IN BUSE-
Nz5SS-s' or
AZ - n L y This country has m0Tcy fO-
VI ~ ~ II L everybody MOEcy in TKADE,
A,p in the MILL. in AITSES. on the
II ~ wv FAEH III the CiGruCu. in W heat,
IL ~ W in Corn. in stock. in Poultry
To This book shows how business
NJ AZ u TVN Men. Farmers. WOrkiugneu.
w ON II l. IOuHg Men and Women. all
may get save loan and use it. just the book
needed. aai vii, sell fast. Address far circu-
lars and terms !. G. W,CgrssBE a ca. Sue
cesssoTs To Zicg!cr McCuTdy,) lOS W. Fourth St,
Cincinnati o.: Fifth Avenue and Adams St.
Chicago. III GO Olive St st Louis. No.
y B.-THE PEOPLES >TASDARD EDITI9S OF M
Holy Belle published Jy Is Is thr finest. cheap
eat aud best. \ gents make from $50 to $50 Fer
month selling it with other books, without extra
{ lenses March II-9s
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Cotton in Nashville is quoted
az 129@15S.
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CIR Markrtg --Gutrst Butts

FAYETTEVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
OBSERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, April % IS75
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WOOL! WOOL !
One Trial Solicited!

.yENHE Wool Cards at Elk River Flour
ing Mills are now in full operation,
having been neatly renovated and newly
clothed Bring in your wool III any quanti-
ty, Or in any shape, as there is an excellent
Burning MACHINE,
attached, remembering, however, that from
clean wool is produced superior rolls, but
GOOD rolls will BE returned from wool in
any condition, though it is better of course
when washed.
Prices for carding as follows
White, ~ cents.
Mixed, l2ls do
COIOred 10 do
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24th, 1875:
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5-Samucl Carey. agel >eNenty-fair. Junk
dealer. committed suicide IN Baltimore
thursday morning by hanging.
EThe conservatives carried the munich
pal county elections in Virginia ThurS,l.s
Inc republicans generally made aO Contest
ga Carlist battery NJ Mt Rico fired On
the spanish squadron Thursday and kIfief
me ADMIRAL and wounded four 81 las officer.
~ Coffee should never lie roasted darks,
tian a rich Chestnut brown. When the s,In,.
approaches 10 black 10 gives n burned. fry
flavor 10 the Infusion.
81 The Norfolk. Va. ligat artillery I'fa.
ptOpoSe leaving that city by steamer on ~
l4th OF June u attend the Bunker I'm rri--
hlation.
- To remove mildew. soak the rsr,S nd
the cloth that are widowed Ia two parf. oi
chloride 81 lime Ia four parts of watef. To-
about two hours. or until tie milGew has .fis
appearedi then throughly rinse IL ia clean
wafer.
81 \ public entertainment az Rroo'tlias
was interrupted, the other evening. hv a
man who confronted a couple about 10 arcs-
py reserved seats and grufiy demanded ia.
ray FOR pair OF pantaloOns which the YOUNG
man lad ON his legs.
1S-Do not throw away your ribbons he
cause they are Soiied. Wash them tn sufS
made of fne toilet soap and Cnld water
squeezing them quickly through Then trs,,,
mem between two cloths, with an iron no;
too hot.
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DEE.

AIkIhs. OF Wednesday. May 2ish inst after
a long sLd painful lilaess,JvHN \. ATAGNS. cli..i
son ~ Ben amin Atb rs, aged - years.
The funeral viii take place from thu Second Ran
ust Church AT 0cloC IN. on SUNDAY. The fri.afs
ard relations u the family inN tied 20 a,teni
BATES. On Friday. MAJ 2sih int, CarHEPr~r
A. beloved vile - Francis Bates, 80 a - wear.
Friends Of the fnm-l ar invitsd 10 attppi taa Ia
Leral from her late Tcsitence, No. "a We & -frs-f
Georset"Mn. II. G.: Tuesday. .. m. IPi,tsbure
Isl aho ~ dh-nNill-, o., papers please copy
q CAhhiGAN: on Saturday, May 10Th, Ross
Rfla'lNes and friends invited T. attend har
funeral from the residence of her brother, John
CaTriEan, No. $50 street, between 81 and a.
streets, South W ashI gton, on Monda, Al % clock
CLARK. On Saturday morning. NAV slth. Mrs
sAth kklNE n CLARK, 81 Georgetown, u q Cd, ia ths
Tie funeral will take place from the Metb,a,.,
Protestant Church, on Congress street. on MoniaV
afternoon, SlSt inst. at O'Clock. Relatives aud
friends Of the family are invited 90 attend
GIBSON. On Thursday evening, 9th inst, A. 10
minutes pssi O'Clock Mrs AMI G B>0N- ia "a !,
fWh year Cf hr age, wdos Of the late lsu tsiJsDa
To Orr DEAR MoTHFR
Thy cheerful smile Ne long 90 see,
Aud B, ar thy welcome voice.
j bat often iu a troubled hour
Made our sad hearts rejoice
Sleep on. dearest mother, sleep.
Thy chill iren mourn thy los.
Around thy silent grave woep.
That l. covered over With moss.
,,, b. Has CHILDREN.
The e. aeral viii tai place az o'clock from her
land avenue and u street southwest, 10 witch the
rleEds and relatives Of the family are invited 70
attend without further notice.
NAlRN. On Thursday, Nav q, 81 $50 . IA.
AFTER short Illness, Jo>EfH WILSON MAIN, agst
ftty two years
The friends aud acquaintances Of the family a..
NJ ~, lles II street northwest, on Monday, Msy n.
at ID clock a. M.
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NAV PAI OFFICE.
"a



SEALED PROPOSALS. 10 Be- indor~o,' Pro
po-sls fyr lion. will b received a. this on until
I'm, ihe Ils- day q June, ISIS for the below de
rbsc I'll AIN IRON IN links, 10 be delivered free
81 eN % Is % the Government, az the Washington
MAJ JSrj. a. tn IHtractJr risk.
BUREAU Or EtJ IPNENT AND RECRy TING
i6lJ pounds ia 70 .i9S links, each 10 ire +
ssrlefer a. iug hc- long
l65lt pounds IN i-s3s links each L inches a...-l-
C.er. 1876 ILs hes Ions.
SO r1lncs IA 80 links, each : l. inci.e- diam
ctcr- IL inches ling.
Tn iron viii Do subject e. the fol- " ny ts=..
4 Ge sinks GO b. bent double. both cold aui hot TO
have tsD-e strength Of not les than - to pounds
and the area q the fractured section be less
than g. per cent. % the original IL will also have to
undergo such ether inspection as the Commandment
al the Nav ard may direct. 70 whom all applica-
tloH- Tor information are 20 be made. The Iron
must all respects Be satisfactory % the Inspector
~ the Washington Navy yard. who viii have tn.
right 81 prem ptUrN reection The right IL reserved
tJre5eCt any OF al u the Of-rs, II deemed 20 the
interest ~ the Government All Iron thSt nl,ty be
rejected = O. b. removed forthwith from the Navy
yard ty tfe contractor should the contractor fail
d deliver the IrOB ia such Quantities called for.
and within the stipulated time the decenct will Re
purchased on his acCouut and The OF price ID
any. will D. charged 10 his account The Iron 20
n delivered DUNG the month Of July next Re
FPOn-be security will he required for the prompt
sEd faithful delivery q the Iron when awarded
Blank ferns for lids 10 BE- had AZ this Oiice.
G.. Y. THORNTON,
HlaJ@2 s4E Pay Inspector l. :. Navy.
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NOUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Drcit Building, corner sth and 4 sts northwest
AUCTION SALE
OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- We shall offer for sale, the premises on
WEDNESDAY,Ju June ID, 1875, at ak O'Clock
-p. m, several lots IN The beautiful property
known as Whitney Close bordering the Soldiers
Home Park, and lying south and alongside OF the
handsome drive leading from 7th street into those
grounds. These lots, which contain from al 900 Ia
5000 feet, according to location win be sold from
recorded subdivision, plat of which will be shown
at the sale, ard which be examined in the mean
time at our Office. Persons desiring eligible suburb.
an sites should not fail to attend this sale.
The terms Of the sale i'll be- One az the mr.
chase money in cash, and the balance IN one two.
three four and five years with notes bearing seven
the property deposit of 100 on each lot will be
required at the time of the sale. All eonyeyancina
complied with within ten days from the day of sale
the owner reserves the right resell the risk aud
cost Il defaulting purchaser or purchasers
my2-st yVpNG 4 MIDDL1TQN, Aucts,
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DEOPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATT

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
= WASHINGTON, May %, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June -, 1876, will be receive at this
Department until the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, ISIS at
IL O'Clock m. "
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upou
The bids wiz be considered and accepted or re-
lected Item by rem; and this nd ertisemsnt and the
STATE. ana the bond accompanying the same, shall
constitute the contract between the Government and
the bidder or bidders, and further contract will
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 10 tlme during the year, in quantities pursu-
ant to orders from The Department.
De called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or mn making II, and be accompanied 10y bond,
with sufficient suretes, "A sum equal 10 fifty per
ceLt. OF the bid or bids accepted, approve By a
Eiec States officer Of the district in which the sure
tles reside or do business, on form Ia be furn-
lshed by the Department, conditioned for furui sli
ing such portions Of the articles may be awarded
under u, and the performance Of the contract.
All deliveries viii be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed fr the purpOse by the Secretary of
STATE and the delivers of an inferior article mi be
deemed sufficient cause t. annul the Jnract at the
option # tie Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge az the Department
The failure 10 comply with any order under the
contract WILL Al the option Of the Secretary of State
operate forfeiture uf the entire penalty of the
chase IN open market Of such quantities Of any art
cles a. shall be necessary 10 suppl the deficiency
caused by such failure, and charge IL the Contractors
fifty ceutUm of the price which il shall be found
necessary 10 pay Ton such articles.
Proposals. nHaCcOmpanied by "A satisfactory bond
VIII not be considered and contracts viii be awarded
only 10 established manufacturers Of or callers in
Proposal, TO be addressed 10 the undersigned, and
HAMILTON FISH,
may.l-Zs Ie5SlZ Secretary of STATE.
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I n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIrr
OF COLUMBIA.

In the cas- q cHARLEsI a TPFFg R n 70 s,
istrator Of Louis G Perkins, deceased The admII
traitor afcre aid has with the APPRECIATION Of the
appointed SATURDAY, june 10Th is7s, foT the insf
settlement ard distribuiOn Of the personal estate %
SAID deceased and u the assets hand FAR tbs
fame have been collected aud turned into moosy :
When and where al the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified 70 attend, with their claims
properly youched or they may otherwise BY Law BE-
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estste:
week for three weeks Ia the Evening stsr previous
nas S sS s' a, WEesTER, Rssinu Of wis.
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Is THE sUPREMF Cog Ri or THE DISTRICT

SpoCt0l Probai, JsrtSd1ofIoa Ma ~ ls-s
In the matter of the viii ri EmMA TUCkrR
Application Tor Letters testament the estate rf
Emma Tucker. Of the Distr-t 10 Columbia, has thf.
day been made by William y Nottingham. All persons
interested are hereby notied 20 appear this cOurt
on Tt EsDAY, the 18TH DAY of June next as N . clock
IN, a. show cause Why letters testamertary on the
estate Of the said deceased aid not issue a. pravef
Prortded, copy OF THE order be published once
week for three weeks, 10 the Evening Star previous
20 the said day. Test: A WFRsTrR
may22-s.N Reci.fer ~ NJ.
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EVENING STAR.
sAta DsN---........Nay ~. Iva.
PRAl1Nc AM FfcsTf~c 49,

PRAr1NC AND FfGHgfNC HONS Us.
q JupiirF and The wag@rcr b. hetns 'ilu,-,l.
ted az N >SouIl. I'll LtFe. ar has = ng.esni.-i
\ day OF fasting slli. f-.Ner far r1li..f So,
uae sfa>>hoficrs. whale Tie state eafs,l.nft,-
Elst rcoommcrds Daiural meanS-srlrt a.
ulttFilS pecGriiry reward Tor every hss.l,.,l
- NGofpVrs oe>.G ovct. an excellent Sf'l -
u2u, 4 practicable. a. it Will no; oalv "a
Inil-4Sh the VolaciouS warns 81 d.->fr, r.r>
tut az Tie same time sfiOnt refaunes,.. I. -.
employed and reafv.
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NJ. IkNAiRE. a sculptor OF Ssn Rem,
ltal IL at work on an allegnrical group IN,
the Philadelphia exhibition. and = an r.,is
arranging for shipping ~. The grOup r.prs-
sentS genius dispensing the boGnfies ferfv
ed nom commerce, agriculture ana mann
iacture. All The statues composing IL are ~
life size.
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- bison confidence man. recN adv
asked Police TnSpectrr MAILING. 81 NJ
ioth. Mai le would gain Ia locking HIM
- ~, !. m soing - nake an honest man o.
s.n, Ma> lhe geplN. "Wc'll tire you out an
M .. , " noneet There i a much 81 pr,rr
way Said tiie man. Give me a - o4.a .,r,.-
cure. such a. you hold, snd I M he a raf,rr,A,
man" -. ~
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
n On TT ESDAY MORNING, June Ist, ISIS
AH 10 o'clock at the residence of a lady de
M cining housekeeping. No. Sill G street, be
sell the following effects
Rosewood Case Melodeon. by SIN ith
Rep and Hair cloth Parlor Furniture,
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Oak Marble top Chamber Furniture,
Painted Cottage Furniture,
lair and Husk Mattresses, Bookcases
Three ply dnd Ingram Carpets,
Stair Carpet. Hall and Slip 0iclOth,
Extension Dining Table and Chairs,
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Window Shades and Hangines,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
may26 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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NXTASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor TO Green x Williams, Auctioneers
1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.

FRONTING ON THE CORNER OF NEW
JERSEY AyENnE ANDE STREET NORTH
ING AND RATH-HOUSE.
4 On Tuesday, june Ist, at o'clock p m,
bered 9, TO- and II, of Kibbeys sbdy ision OF square
No 62S each having good front and depth, with Inn
provements thereon.
Terms: $1,000 cash; balance In 8. IL, Is and ~
months for notes bearing interest Of 10 cent per
annum secured by deed of trust property s,ld
100 dows day Of sale. All conyeyancing s.t Dur.
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