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YO.AOkROw,
AOWHMAN & GREEN, Auotionsers.

DoWHnAE q GREEN, AuOtionsers.
fsoynp sEat ksTSrE o. sStFa SHE 1ai
AND ITTH ANDQ ANpRs rREETs NoRPH
WEST, S3HsIsIfsa or 4 nav kES ELI:
S sssK s sRIGB DWELLING WITH LAkas
By viGine Of q deed Of trus, dated April 2ad, -
So o s sed sSy 5esG Sf sss In ab d6sT No
for the District Of oiam6i., aud At the est Of
der, on WlDSEsbkY November s.h. sn' D. 49, Hns
sastea In City Of IN .s,d dee
VIZ; Lot numbered sixty one tSll 10 John b Tur-
.S ns 81 sigs .S one
Surveyors Office OF said city September LIST, 1854,
Terms Of sss Unethifd es.h Of Which
must be paid st time Of sale and the balance in s.,
T. T. and Is months in equal payments e be secured
sale, q, per cent per annnm uatll paid, psyable
sold. Conveysncins aud recording at p1roha.sr's
cost u terms Of safe are not complied with In SIX
sell at risk and cost Of p1ro6s ser 10 deiau It.
octH dads No. 1921 Y stTootnorIh west.
0,BY OoNsENr or PARTIEs IN IsTxR-
s. f sE % s5sI s aP jazz
noys wM. +. HOLTzMAN, TTustse.
Ry-oN ACCOUsT OF THE WEATHER THE
above sale Is POSTPONED until SATURDAY, No
l01is dsds s AZ 4 G6LfaaaiS .G Tru.,e
THAHCERY SALE-REAL ESTATE ON GAP
~ tTUL HILG.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed ia Chan fIs1
Gerry cause no 4,S74. doc. Is, wherein J. II -EA8
Rowland Is complainant, and John Il. Carpsn-
ter ct 81. are defendants, L shah sell on SATUR.
PAY, November 18th, 1876, at $3.50 y. m /, at pub
lie auction, on the premises, the defendants ~ C.
Carpenter 81 equitable interest in the following real
estate, situated ia sshtngton, ID. o.. wit LOIS
numbered sixteen, nineteen and twenty two In j .
E.Csrpenters recorded subdiyI sion of all Of origi
nal lot numbered eight, and part Of original lots
numbered six, seven and nine, ia square numbered
eight hundred and eighteen. Each OF the above
lois Is improved By q two story Brick Dwelling,
containing eight rooms, with all modern improve
ments, and viii be sold separately.
The above property ID sold subject 20 the folio ~
ing Membranes, viz: Two deeds Of trust, record
ed respectively in Liber 8l5 folio 49, and Liber SO3
folio S8 OF the land records the District Of o.
umbs; the former deed embr scins said lots l6 and
l9 and the latter said lot a
Terms Of sale: One third Of purchase money cash;
balance In two equal instalments, pay able la six
and twelve months from day of sale, with interest
1T six per cont. Trustee reserves q lea on each
piece OF property until whole purchase money is
paid. 80 deposit each lot ct time Of sale
Convey ancing at purchasers cost IL terms Of sale
are not complied with within five days from day Of
sae trustee Reserves right to resell % risk ana cost
JAMES u. JOHRSTOH. Trustee,
Webster Law Buildfng.
DUNCANs0H BIOS
nov3-eo6ds GLsw Reporter Aucttoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTURE DAYS,

II II. wARHEB, Auetionser, cor. Tth saa st,
IRusIIIB, sALI0F Mat THREE STORY
BRlOK DHELLIEG on THE ExsTsTDE OF
AvFs6s and SEE SECT frs oksswssf
by sirfns Of o., DEED Of trust, dated August -
riet OF Columbia, aAd ~ the requ>s, Of the eariy
rsS. 3, 'e IS. ss =. PHss
stn; k.s, at O'Clock m the foil wing described
triet OF Ooumbis, to Wit Ali tina. certain piece or
parcel q srssund knoxn ard de.erib d =. lot az
n.l lots i've go ana sI 90 OF ,ausre Hu%bereS ave
su, drsd and seventh i've (s7si as the same Is re-
Ssion. L6sr oO S 3. aose et O Wiz ~.
improvements &c. NV
- terms, :: grs:sTiSsa By s.,a deed of trust. $500
which the notes Of the bearing interest
e 3 on
eIty :ols III b, talsn deposit Of ESQ viii Be
eli oonveyancins q the Of 6s and
se. .ss ssDH,T e 5 snASs:t s.l..~.n
II II. wARBEB, corner TN and streets.
fss LOIS On sHf o soRra "a. s snkS
sYhs s4shs4 nynsHI s1sIwHIS Sra AND
ISIS duly fsa rs SC ssi' IN 't eiS.r
81 amt the request part,
,son Cd thereby, We will sen g Sabe erection IN
Der 29th, 1870, q ~ O'CLOCK D. m. the following
irgton, District OF Oolumbis, to wit: Lots mum
bered twenty four ga ard tweuty Eve t9s), in suo-
seyt nty tn rec 1881
Terms: One-foarth cash; ard the balances ut 8, II,
and Is months, wi, interest ct Der cent per an.
mum, secured by deed If trust on the property
sold, or all cash at option of the purchaser. de-
posit of oloo required at the time of SAFE and ali
onv-yancing a. purchasers cost. Terms to be
COMPLIED with n days, Otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of The defsutins purchaser sftsr i've days
advertisement.
NM. II. MATTINGLY,} r.
CHAs. .. PRsNTIsS, Iru'oe''
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DURCAEsob BROS, AuctioBeers.

nUSoAssob BROS. AuctioBsers.
PssJT,XI SALE ssts OF TWO hARGE AND DE-
= sfEEssJ AZ FEAE GTr
On MosDAT AgTEBsoos, HovsmSsr -
az Of so 'f sd IN .fSn No.
63S fronting 81 feet ~ inches AZ street north
and Is roPrOyed by SUIT stsntlsi Bfick BafIdinss
now occupied as law on 5es. Tue south building,
sold first, and imgedisiey thereafter the north 40
Ogqf sIm No ,, Sa5 ~ ~ street str; 81.
ard TIVE years notes to bs secured by deed of trust
All and Ssss
Ioyn PRep P D6s S issd SSssos., Auos.
sI6 sAhhNEsA av isThTI ON MAS
h %
J! wherein Lgcy a; Th9rnton ct al. are Complain:
% en- ass s ..
$50 o';iSek p r.. at pubic s1ction, on the prem
The said property lie located on Massachusetts,
sysnue, three lots removed from the new Ascension
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
sna
o. sgh per cent mates Is be for
Of sale. Convey ancipg ct purchasers cost II
.s sa ss ' fS s'y I:
LINDEN hBdY, Trussee,
Webster Law Building,
novl6 d DUNCAHsON BIOS, Aucts.
" REAL ESTATE.
virtue of writ OF Teri iscias issued out OF the
clerk ofce Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
sale for Cash, in front Of the court house door OF
said DISTRICT. on TU1sDAY, the 9Th day of De-
Gambler, lq6, at IL O'Clock m, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: All Caroline 9. Pe1gh's
riaht. title claim and interest ia ann 10 lot
A Blanchard's subdivision Of original lot 8 and
Da-t Of lot g. In square No ISL together with oil md
cir gular the improvements hereon. ia the city Of
Wellington, d. O., seized and levied pom Is the
property Of Caroline o. Peush, and will be sold to
satfsfy execution No. h,7H, In favor Of Geo. Nat.
tin sly, use Of assignee. ALEX. SHARP,
ROWS dts q. 3. Marshal ID. q.
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novn-n COS ss ,tr..,, ora Pst.s,
DRY GOODS REDUCED.

bhl OOODS REDUCED.
CLOSISG-CUT CARPET SAEE
our stock Carpets are 70 he sold, and buFers hsTe
prices.
DIZZY GOODS STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
Remnants test CalicOes, Sac.
Csliooes, Sc up.
Dress Goods, ~ Is, -, IS 20 Soc
All Wool Ueskneres, EOc up.
Black Alpscas, fall width, 22Hc.
al Wool seTxes. 30, 50. 6t5Sc.
Black SILK. at old grices-sl, sl7s, SISO, o..
5hawis, Blankets, Comforts.
Md Gloves, sec up.
Resdy made Felt skirts, SOC. up.
OUk STOCK MUST Be SOLD.
T. n HAUDAEN,
now U 7OQ Market Snaca.
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THITED STATS AARsHALs SALE or
" REAL I9TATl
COAL AND WOOD.

Pine WOOD, per cord, o., - SO aHd SIS.
Hickory DO. S7toSs.
2,240 lbs. Coal to the ton.
L. n. MILLER SON,
~ street and Virginia avo D. W.
Branch Offce-92O Penn'a avenue uoyI.lm
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1876 rrSsssHEjTEEaHr 1876
10 the North, West. and Southwest.

Dosa'ie Track, Steel RGls, Splendid 8cenesp,
Magnificent Equipment.
0CTUBKR S1H, 1875.
Trains leave sshington, city time, from DEPOT
r., p,st srnsr OF on and streets. a. follOwE
lor Gar TO Pittsburs; $40 , m. daily, with Pal
ace Car to Chicago, an 11:Se am. daily, ex-
BALTIMORs AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Tor Csnandsigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Ais, and the North. m. daily except sun
T..s snS g.. uAS m daily except Saturday with
sun, Buffalo, and Niagara Fails, I1:s0 an,
F0r Ne. ! ORR and the East, l:33 = n and 9;4sp;
da1y except sundsJ.. For New York and ths
Sunday, with Parlor Oars attached.
Tor Phkadelphia, eos Q IN. and L 40 m, daily
except Sunday. and :33 m. and 700 and
s4s m daily. Limited Express, $40 an.
Accommodation for Baltimore, <:2o pm. daily,
Tor PSpss Greet Linz ITO m and $40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 500 and ll:s0 an and 4:S0 ,.
except sunday.
WAY AID ALKXIEDRIA i WAsHiSGToa
For AleIs1dIi., ais. 3, 10, IL. an,
S, s a;fg, an. o. e 100 pm. On Sunday at
For the south, via Richmond, PTS an daily;
ana via LJnohbuTE, 7:Is am. and IL pm,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8, ', Q.
S,lO, IL an; l. 3, 4:20, b, s, and Pm
Or supdsy st and 10 . m and Pm;
recommendations can be procured at the ofioes:-
Hortbeast corner OF Thirteenth street and Penn
i s sysnIe Northeast scTns, Of Sixth .trsst
orders can be left for the checking Of Bsssags to
tsstin alton from Hotels and Besidences
rRaSk TB9hsbN f ssn Mtssssssor AS;set ;
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Gas Sn r. j. M faTHTiss' Trustees.
eoacs J T. COLDWELb, Salesman.
CRsnOakY Sale o! lMPR0VsD BE a
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY or WARRINGTON,
20, SITUATED ON THn CORNER OF n

u. U, SITUATED ON fHH CORNER OF II
AND 23TH STRKETe n. W.
By virtue Of . decree passed Oh November -
3d. 1876, by the Supreme Court of the District t..
q Colu@bis, 10 O. cause numbered 6e03, c:kM
EQUITY Docket 10. wherein lillian II Lee IL PLAZA
IN and George W Phillips et al. are defendants,
the undersigned as Trustees named In said decree,
will sell at public suctis1, Ia front of the premises,
on sATuRDAf, the 25th day of November. 1876,
at Al o'clock D. m, the interest of all the parties
In said cause Of In and to all that cert ain LOT err
parcel Of ground situate In Washington city, Dis
trtct OF Columbia, known Lot thirty nne( so) In
William steiger's subdivision of certain lots in
sQusre numbered twenty -four (2D, being situated
on the corner of ii sns 2sth streets north vest in
said city, fronting q fest inches NJ street and
running with the line If 81 ST. eet distance of 100
fee. TO feur foot alley said lot being improved By
Terms eff sale One fourth Of the purchase money
In cash on the dsy Of sale, or withiu seven DAYS
thereafter, and the residue in three uaI install
ments at six twelve and eighteen months from the
day o. SAFE the pui chsser purchasers giving his,
her. or heir promissory notes for the deferred pay
mente, hearing inter st from the day of sale at the
rate Of elk 81 per cent per until paid or the
purchaser or purchasers may at his, her, or their
election pay ali cash on the day Of sale or within
seven Gays Thereafter All taxes due assessed
at the time of sale are authorized to be paid out of
the proct eds of sale
Woodbury. wHEVLER.l r.
mILT0N o. BARNARD, irus'ees'
DUNOANS0H BIOS Aucts noTH
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AN EXAMINATION of the sight OF the
school children In Portland, Me-, by Dr.
Spaulding proved that twenty per cent. were
OF defective vision. Many OF these were very
sighted enough TO need glasses. DR.. SpauId-
ipgs Deductions are that the defective light
Ing OF school rooms In one cause OF the
TOO close TO the eyes il another. He advises
children not to study with their faces toward
a bright light, 70 rest the eyes frequently.
and, when IL is necessary to use glasses, not
TO choose stronger ones than are needed. He
adds "They should be taught that the light
should alwayscome nom the side, or over the
shoulder; that the book should be held up, II
possible, and never In the lap; that they
should always have q shade over a lamp
standing on q table at q level with their
eyes, and especially II they have to face the
light, as In writing; and that all bending
positions, and reading in the twilight, or
with the sunlight pouring over the book, are
very harmful 10 the eyes,
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ApIk5 READ DUB NEW ADvERTIsEaENT
IL Of our
CHEAP DRY GOODs.
seal hrown Eerino, al pure Weoi, one yard wide,
5wOrth 81.
CARRIERS, 7O7 Market Space.
blsek Csshusres, one ysEd wide, very fine, 81,
worth 81.
UARTKR's, ToI Market Space
Black Silks, very cheap, 81, o ., q 50, 81 rs.
CABTEhe, 70f Market Space.
Doubls-feld Pc pin hohairs-DaTK Green, Seal
Brown, french Grey, navy Blue-only Is, worth 81
worth 81.
Large size White Wool Blankets, ESQ, worth
We are selling the best Canton Flannel In this
sity for L. also the best yard vide Cotton for To- in
remnants, worth l.: gOcd Canton Flaunel for s;
Linen Towels, g. Calico, s; Pure SILK Mohair Black
alpaca, 50, worth -.
We selling the best yard wide Double Heron
Bone Bed Tick AZ Is, worth So pov6-tr
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THE ELECTION BETS or KENTUCKY
MOMEk.-lt appears that betting on the
tne result OF The election between Tllden and
hayes extended TO the gentle sex Several
ladies' staked hats, gloves, scarfs, &c aud a
couple OF our married ladies waxed SO warm
In enthusiasm as TO bet a pint OF soft SOAP
against pint OF apple butter. Three young
gentlemen, with the aid OF q wheelbarrow and
leo oy brass band, safely deposited the an
PIE butter al the domicile OF the delightel
victor, who IA return made them a pointef
speech on the error OF human Judgment and
the necessity and prospect OF reform and
mental affairs eNFNN
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a L T z y TON.
MORE BARGAINS FROM AL CTION,

MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION,
SILK yeTe,s 9; 90 per cent less than v.Iue. NJ IN
l!s, -, - 50, 81 rs, S3, 81, and SIS aysrd
Black Silks 81, O II 50 O. rs, and 4 p y,rd
Cashmeres- 75c., 81, aud O. IS
Jouvfn's mrs. choice h IDS, buttons n 50
Choice button Kid Gloves Soc a pair
Heavy sn Wool Blankets, as
New sty les IN Tycoon hepps I5c a yard
pes BLACK slpscs In the city for 40c
Eelt ssiTts, al styles and prices
Feathers half price
Dress Goods Of every variety.
Mertno and al Wool Underwear AZ the cheapest
store In ths city.
C0NHOLLYS,
novn-6 COS Tn street, ORE. Psteat Ontes
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NO HUnsUa-L. RIol YIN lU . fair eash
~ Rri0S fos any hind Of Ledies, aeets' and Chill
dreel b1OOHD HAuD OLOTHIH9, BOOTS,
eHOno, 10. S23 7th street, betae n and q south,
uoeo ~ AL Dru0ycy asts11e1 %. Woyl.N
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iAMfs 3 8. CURTIS G5TGSi Trustees.
oc.3l -iaw&es Ut. GOODWILL, Salesman,
lUNOANsOH Bros, Auctionssrs.

RUsTEBs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND OGIAPROV1D PRVPhkTY 0G THIRD
STREET EAST AND ON STREET NOKTH,
FOLl. ATT AEOPIOI
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a CENTENNIAL ELoPEMENT-A bar
tender OF East Baltimore, a. Is reported
ABOUT week ago eloped with a young Phil
engagements for the nuptial ceremony were
In progress when the Interpretation of the
lrste father OF the bride brought things 70 an
unhappy termination. Tue young woman,
with her parents, formerly resided in Fsst
balunore, and a. that time she received the
attentions OF the young man, who was dis
tssteIul 70 The father and was forbidden the
house. The lovers accidentally met M Inc
centennial grounds few weeks ago, aud the
young man returned again last week and
Drought his centennial prize" 10 Baltimore.
me marriage was 10 take place on Sunday
last, out the angry father put In an appear
snce on Friday and compelled his daughter
TO return 10 Philadelphia Bal, Siul, Isth,
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MITCHELL . MARTYR,
fl Successors to jean 7. MITCHELL
93I PENNSYL VANIA zYsNUE
foREIGN AND D0assTIO DRESS GOODS.
We have within . few days a ided to our stock a
large assortment OF the very best and At
Of goods IN the New York market
SILKS, VsLNErs, CLOAKs, sHAwLS, &c,
The latest styles OF N Attslesse Goods In silks
cloths and Ca hmeres. -
Our stoeh Of MOURNING GOODS is the best 10
De found 10 the mAFket, Including UOURT AIDS
Grapes and Grape Wells Of al siz Is
LADIES c. OAKS, DOLMANS CIRCULARS.
and Children . ClOsks, al neg aud late styles
Our stock Of HOus kee pi ns and Domestic Goods "a
Jul sno complete q all times, and 1T the lowest
market rates. Ops Price Only
MIC m ELL a MARTIN
nevis Or
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DRY GOODS.
READ THISl
GET SAMPLES
CONVINCE YOURSELVES,

LOOK AT PRICES.
- pieces bssutfal nev PIafds. LIZ
pieces one ard wide Oretons. I0c
pieces SLACK MObair, n, worth So
a Great Drive at S1<. sod A. 6zs,
Splendid line Of Black UashMsrss. from 900. psr
yard M.
price, ~
% piece. OsIored Osshneres will ;, sod AZ Is e,s
Oef samples.
Largest stock Of Blankets and Comforts In the
A good white Blanket q. IL
See our Comfort. for 81 Is: best, o..
A splendid l0-4 81 eetipg at a5e
PEtesS.
An AL Wool Beaver Clsax for e5; sold last sea.
Iso EEw sHAwLs FOB ss; WORTH rs.
Large stock of Oilcioth, cheap.
HAn ue ask 10 . call before purchasing eI,s.
where. WV
WISWALL q aWYNN.
nevlo-n T0S MARKkT SPACE
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UEIvkRsAI 4. Il. fIsK8Y eTTIsE;
RAILROAD TICKETS to o. from al points
bought, exchanged or sold st
q reduction Of ONE poLLAR -
UPON sny other ofoos or
ricks:. good Ill used. Dssxsss saeeked through.
Apply &C u. ID. WHITEeIDI,
snl-D SS5 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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R<0N ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, No
ysmber Isth, lS16, 4:I5 .. IN sans ace.
Loyl5 DIS ds WEN, 4. HOLIZMAN, Trustees
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SBY CON5EHT OF PARTIES In ISTkR-
est the above sale is POSTPONED until TUES
DAS. November "a 1915. same hour and place.
noyS wM. 4. H0LTZMAN, Trustee,
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FRED. CUESTER.S $ WIZ f.

Cl . go. ,.,,,. ,r,,4r tIic hor
;f .''g "1' a;, mo' w. ..,l y1,;w ,h,t 81.
o'"e 81 ,';'o ,';,'e h,ro~a m,'' NV stn-y ;s fin.
"'' y We, a., ''''I 'I'o' ',,I,,t!,I f,,'
Is''D" ~ ",' 1'',i - -, AZ - ''',J ,io ,";n1s a.
most ppopIp is worth more than Il
~;,t IF in,n,v v;,hont brains A
'IY hrn,1 f..r.hoaJ surmonntrl by
we,I,L &c v,vv brown h sir: c,cI,
hazel eyes which seemed to look
,bronoh instead Of at you. a moutl
,on ,.,r,n to he EarIsoIIp tine critic,
wonId Saw; 1ut for all that, a mouth
Ith,t .lotnl frmue,s and decision o.
Nv ,r,rtor and therefore shouIl hay,
bnn, admirpJ
With this brief outline of the face
wa wiII r,,.s on TO tbe woman her
-,
sea-, n.., r,..,,,. .,,o mo,,or n
l'",'' ,,''',,t' w.; aL;,Ir,n rhoY'
'%o 'a,' .,'''.i3 ,.b ra,nan ~. st1
N"' 'ISo" 90 1I J'',! L,l,,'I '"l" "Yi h,1 ,nrnoJ
'"" 'oN'. W.. ~. "'D,','o' ,,n ,nNI I'M ,raso,
oo' r",'ei '"'n!' } ~ "Io IT ',.' nnn., a. w.
1'' ~ ~ ,, ,I'''ge' W ''"" l. '",aJ}~I
''V''''''! I''a' t"'s' s..'., ",I a., ,L.n
""' '''oNe t"Sv @ l'o' ,1 49, ""' D, III;
."'e'' ''o'N'"o ''""' : '"l y ' "
family.
Mrs. Chester was u oFavo woman,
She dld not SIT down n"' c'y' ana
wrlns her hands ana 'alN ABOUT St'fN-
lng' and many o'hef 'ooI''h Ihl"6S'
she dld nothing OF lhe SORT, oo' SET
about dong what her hahn" louh" 70
DO tor support lor heF"eAl ana '1'''e I
ones; True, her aliec''oh Tor her nus
oand waned little, tor she had done
an ~ hei po"'' ~ 0c,i''''' ~ ''''''' '''''
constant dropping VIII wear d stone
IN some Tune ana hu'h One''er
heart, with an l'S bravery was not "
hard one, ana she ol'eh S'o"eo aS sue
lelt herself drilt'hS ""a ar'''ih9 lof'h,
er away IRON MN. ny ol''57"I'y
plying her neeuIe' SIu P'ao,'S'ns ,',,, '4o to
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ORPHANS COURT.
Ornbans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday o! each week.
chief Judge-Wm. J. Black.
1,.arintes-Thomas IIollrunncr and jno
lliEhtmGn.
REGISTER of NWs-Col. John r. Ho"zcr
C,vnty Commissioncrs-)oscph Wood
President: Samuel llarScli, Ezra Toms,
D.uiel Biscr Of j., snd a, Il Simhohs'
Clerk t. Cyolmiwonera-lI. +. Steiner.
Ce!,a,.or If ssnte and Co""ty To1's-G
W. Miller.
C.u.ty syrrsyor-Wm. II. Ramshurs'
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
pra.id.nt, James W. Pcarrc; Comnni>iol'
.rr--WiIliam q Baker, James W. lroXcV,
.Ivsepu Brown, Henry Boyle
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frca'k White, Mrchan'
;c.,ows. G L. Firor, GraCclam; III. y
Mcpherson, Catocln Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
Dis,ric, No. l5-Bcrnard Co!NitloWcr.
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CIICRCIIES.

y.tao,l;xt Eoisropal-Hcy. Geo +. hayl.
well pastor sabbath school al n m u
w Stnclisdalr, Supt.
Lutheran Rev. }. Sumcrs, pastor. San-
bath school at o'clock p. III. JOS +. "cD'
Tu;tsi BrstAren--l,cy. f p. Fnnk, pas
tor Sahh1lh school at o'clock j. W
Ba,zcll, Supr,inteudcn'
UDraxian-Rcy. H. =, Clcwcll, pastor
Sabbath school nj Q O'Clock; james Cree
ger, Superintendent.
Pretes.ant EpiScopag-Rev. KiIGour pas
tor. ,-.,,.
Roman CatAekc Rev. Father y lillian
Ill.,
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job Work-CASlI ON DELIVERY

A SINGULAR ACCIDENT. A singu-
lar accident once happened to the
late Mr.. Brunnel the celebrated engi-
neer. Mr.. BRUNEI, while performing
a con]ur.ng trick for the amusement
of some children, allowed u half SOW
crejgn to slip into his throat mot his
wind pipc), where it nemalncd i'm
movable. A. surgeon was sent for
who at once pronounced it an impos-
siLiltv to remove the obstacle by
any Of the ordinary means. lie
opened a passage i'll the gullet,
through which Mr.. BiunneI might be
fed, and told bis patient that Il couch
must be constructed on which he
might be securely fastened face down
ward, and then be tilted up, feet fore
most, and brought up suddenly with
a jerk On reaching the perpondicu-
lar position Mr. BRUNEI entered in
to the plan with his usual energy,
and devised and made sketch Of a
machine for the upAolster. While
it was being made, the patient was
kept quiet, and iol through the ap-
erture. Several days elapsed and
them on being placed on the couch,
and treated ii the way intended,
the shock caused by the Sudden stop
page when tilted up with his head
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j., Burcau--J Henry Cover.
r.nuisyioners-E l.. Bohllz, Chas. T..
r,x>rl Gro. W. Stocksdale, Van B os.er
CYsrk-E. l.. Boblitz.
Tas CoH,ctor-Cacb pcddicord.
r1..po.t,r-John Root.
f.a,tu5.s-Ca Ped licorl and John
A. Repner.
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Selected porhu.
YOUTH.



Oh life, how sweet it is,
With all its trials severe,
We love to minTlc with the cares,
Whilst God permits Us here.
Youth-Oh its glorious days,
SO pleasant and so gay,
In joyfulncss we deeply plunge,
Whilst hurrying on the way.
I always love to think,
OF childhood's home and joys,
Ofthosc with whom | often play Il,
NV schoolmatcs-Girls,a and Boys.
Our rosy chccks-so tlusl'd,
So fair with youthful bloom,
And all around us so sublime,
Its tragrancc--its perfume.
God put me hereto live, and learn,
To love him tlough,suprcmc,
TO also love my fellow man,
On. may this be my theme.
Tim"-it is taking me away,
And many changes shows,
How long have here yet TO stay,
jehovah, only knVaS.
Gods blessed worl--il says,
TO me, missions given,
And in the Masters vineyard work,
Until Your crown Il in Heaven.
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u'' no' ny o0' ., u ,Ne " ', '",'0N' az ~,
cora'hS TO 'hc oId ""'Se' p'I Se'''e''
down into 'i''le corner OF ner neaF'
as II deter'nlheu 10 S'lo" l'Se'' no ne
more' un'il an occasion worthy ''S
presence 'emahded; one was never
unklnd though, ana a'"ayS S"Ccee"e' {; w
IN curolhS Tue FeSe"''oi 'ce',15S
which sometimes came near hhaIhA
expression IN WORDS n"''I one morn
lhS' Mhe" he' H"So""' ""''ie !" ''''
night deDa"cn, ms handsome lace
red ana sWo'leh' anI ms manner amy"
thing bnI ca'cHiatea TO INSPIRE hoP1,
IN the breast OF Urea ana "o0Seu
"Ile; -, -,
"Stltching away ne SAla, IN sa-
hriclal tone. ;EvefI''''n3'y S'i'ch'
ing swear, hu'n' YOU hu.l Oe re.
lated some way to "llooi " oma"
i do not kn9W 'loo" W oman
Mr.. Chester las Sne aTn'NeA
husband "ho ioes nothing TOWARDS nel
support a"d Two S.n"'I cnI''r'i I0l
whom she toIIs to Keep them from
starving; s; II so, am probably
Hood $ Woman myself.
lie looked at her III unieiBned sur
PRISE. ..
"N hat has come over YOU, kutn,