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A woman called at a bookstore the
other day, and said she would like to
take look at some achromos," as she
wanted to find something to please Har.
vey, who had worked on the farm all
summer, and should be rewarded,
Anything religious? ?" asked the clerk,
as he ran over lot of chromos and en-
cravings. "Wa'al, no; not exactly reli-
gious," she answered, "some of it might
be solemn like; but down in a corner
there ought to be dog fight or man
falling off a barn, or something to kinder
interest your mind"
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or ro G. m per day. Agents wanted.
Do ~ 0kU All classes Of working peo-

PIE of both sexes, young and old, make more
money at work for us, in their own local.
ties, during their spare moments, or all the
time, than at anything else. We offer en,-
ployment that will pay handsomely for every
hours work. Full particulars, terms, DC,
sent free Send is your address at once.
Don't delay. Now is the time. Don't look
for work or business elsewhere, until you
have learned what we offer. G. ST1NsoN d
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Harness.
Groceries,
Clothing.

BARGAINS! Bargains! Bargains! II
Clothing at -
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Seeds.
Provisions.
March. 1876.

March, 1875.
NOW is the time to buy goods of us
cheap for cash. We have o good assort-
ment of Seasonable Goods and Provisions,
and are determined to sell low for cash or
to prompt paying customers on time.
If YOU owe us on last year for Goods and
have money, PAY WHAT YOU OWE, or
as much as you can, and do not SLIP off to
some other town and spend your money.
I'VE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
TOWERS & BROYLES,
No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson, s. c.
March 9, 1876 "a
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high position he now fills. By his invi-
tation the Association will hold its next
annual meeting at Spartanburg in the
coming May, when ne hope to greet him
face to face,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

AN OREGON PoMERoY. - The Portland
Oreeonian OF the 18TH of May has the fol-
lowing: GA gentleman who resides in Holla-
days addition to East Portland informs us
Ga tie strange conduct of a young man in
that part OF the city. This person is about
p years OF age, from his appearance rather
small in stature, fair compleNioned. with
long, light chin whiskers. He dresses tidily,
and is decidedly progressing i'm his appear
young man seems 10 have an insane dispose
non 10 choke every small boy with whom
he may chance TO come In contact. Several
DAY siuce he came 10 house in East Port
laOd where lad was engaged In mil king
cows. The man entered into a pleasant con.
verkatton with the boy, and appeared very
friendly and amiable. Suddenly, and with
out apparent provocatiou, he clutched the
lad about the throat and choked him nearly
TO death before relaxing his grasp. Soon
after, he stopped boy who was driving
along the road, and asked permission 20 get
In and ride, request which was readily
granted. No sooner had he stepped into the
wagon than he fell upon the unsuspecting
boy and gave him fearful choking, whicn
frightened the poor lad almost TO death, In
a similar way he has pounced upon several
other boys, without the least reason, aud
seemingly with no malicious disposition 10
do them bodily injury. He has INDUCED in
these strange freaks until the children in
that part of the town are afraid OF their own
shadows. Many OF them are persuaded with
cifhculty TO so to school, for fear OF encoun-
terlng this person. All the people In that
vicinity are convinced that the man is GER
tainly ht subject for the asylum, and think
that he should be committed TO that insti-
tuition. He Is a total stranger, no one even
knowing his name"
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DEAD OF RECORD, ALIVE IN FAcr.-The
indianapolis Sentinel OF Wednesday says
Law reporter Chas. w. Stagg, while look
Ing over some cases In the u. =. circuit court
a day or two ago found that John K. Corwin,
a prominent citizen of Anderson, whose
name came prominently before the public in
connection with the killing OF Colonel Still
well a couple of years ago, was entered of
record as being dead, and the name of Make
peace entered as defendant In the suit. Mr.
Stagg had seen Mr.. Corwin on the street a
few days before In good health, and OF course
wanted to know how ii was. He inquired at
the Office OF Harrison, Hines & Miller, and
found that MI. Corwin was there at that mo-
ment. and was naturally much astonishei
TO hear OF his own death. Mr.. Hines, an at
torney In the case, investigated the matter
and found that the singular entry grew out
Of laughable blunder made by an attorney,
who had been requested to have Makepeace
made party defendant in place OF Corwin
on some change OF ownership Of the property
In controversy and who inadvertently sug.
gested the death OF Corwin. The mistake
was rectihed, but there is no knowing what
complications might have arisen had the
mistake gone uncorrected, and some cues
ton OF Corwin's identity been raised In the
future, especially as record is supposed to
lie as Interchangeable as the laws OF the Modes
and Persians.'
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IBE STEAM motor" IN RALTTMoRE-
lhe report OF the joint standing COMMITTEES
on CITY passenger rail ways was submiftA In
tne nrst branch OF the city council Friday
afternoon, with resolution anne xed grant,
lng permission To the Cltizeng' PasSenger
railway company 10 test the steam stmoiors
upon The tracks in the city for sixty laws
subJect, however, 10 a revocation by The
may or, upon notice of ten DAYS 10 thai er-
Messrs. Young, Pay aud Lewis ana vas
unanimously adopted. The 'smotor1 ia I'm
use In Brooklyn, and, 10 is said, consumes
lts own steam and smoke, aud makes no
more noise than common street car. The
resolution provided also that a bell be PLACED
upon IL, 10 he rung constantly. 20 avoid acci-
cent The company are merely testing this
as an experiment, at a cost OF from - 600 10
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DIED..

RLAKDEY On the asth of May, is76. st ~
Thomas M. ana hate Blasley, aged years and S
sufer little children to come unto me, for such q.
the Kin gdom Of heaven. -
runtral will take place from his pareptl, resi- :
dtnce, Of 10 O'Clock m. on Tussday, corner Ian
and streets southwest. Friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend,
ppLlN; May 2e.h. ls76, BkSNIE, infant son OF
W Il. aud talfe A. Dulip.
IRE sin coule blight or SORROW fade,
Death came with friendly care,
i be opening bud 20 heaven convened,
And babe u blossom there.
Eoner.i from 412 street southwest, on Wed
nesc ay, May Slst, az 10 o'clock O.. N.
EsPEf. On Sunday, the 2Sth Of May, 1876, Mrs
LYDIA ANN EsPEY, reiict OF samuel a, fspeT and
daughter Of Richard ] hon pson, Of this city.
Her funeral Nill take place from her late resi-
oence, l025 9TH street northwest, st 10 clock q.
M. on WEDNESDAY. the Slst instant. The friends Of
the family are invited TO attend. 81
hkETTLE On Sabbath morning, MAY q, 1876
in this city, Mrs. ROsANNA h NKTTLE, in her sOth
year.
With the cpsnine light OF Sabbath morn our
mother passed pescsfully away 70 her eternal Sab
bath rest.
"Life's duty done rs sinks the day,
Light from its load the spirit ifes;
While heaven and earth combine 20 say
How blast the righteous when sac died "
fTieros are invits 20 attend the funeral "a Wed
nesosy, May ST. at II O'Clock q. from the resi-
deDce OF Ter son IN Law, Judge Casey, 81 street
northwest, 70 Oak Hill.
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EVENING STAR.
MoNDAY...............M May %, lszs.


ore evening recently The friends OF a mar
REQ couple Up In Chillicothe determined 10
give mem a surprise party. To this end,
Twelve couples Of young ladies and gentle
mep, win well-ftled baskets made their
appearance before the house about Q O'clock,
As they came up 10 the door they sa n the
gentleman standing in the alleyway with
Dis overcost on. smoking q cigar aud the
parlor was all lighted up. This struck them
as rainier singular, but the leader grabbed
the door-knob, and they rushed hilarfouslv
IN The gas VIZ burning brightly and six
d1gnined old ladies were sitting around tha
stove, looking as solemn as grand inquisi-
tors
"Oh, my, where's MATTER shoutes one
exuberant young lady, setting her has ket on
the piano"
Sizes up stairs" said sn old lady. look.
Ing over her spectacles with solemn acri-
mony.
Lets have her down." screamed half a
dozen girls In chorus, as they made a break
for the hall.
Here, girls, girls, don't 60 up there - and
the Old ladies msde hRsty attempt TO check
the proposed raid.
Why, what ON earth's the matter here
anybowP" Inquired the impatient darlIngs.
Wen, 1 believe it's boy"
"Oh, let's co."
And that company of nice young men aud
women moved away like a scap-bubble I'm a
hurricane, and the Girls never stopped FOR
besUX or baskets, but stuffed their han iker-
chiefs In their mouths to hold their hrea Ia
down till they were safe behind their own
doors. al not a girl in the Fourth Ward
knOwS where Matte lives.
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HEARTBRoKEN ARTIsT.-A painful in
cident has again called attention 10 the
Royal Academy In London at the very
moment OF the opening OF It's annual exhiOi-
ton. On the evening before the grand ban
an artist OF much ability died OF a broker,
heart, the result being brought about by the
persistent refusal OF the Academy 10 recoe-
ME his work. This artist was Thomas
Earl, sculptor, a pupil OF Chantreyis, THE
excellence OF wOose work was recognized
everywhere but among the Academ ans
During the last three years he had devoted
himself 10 work pronounced by good Judges
10 De OF unusual merit, "Alexander the
Great" and on receiving notification that
this was rejected, he lay down and died with
out word Cincinnati Commercial.
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81 The Cocheco, y. H, cotton mills will
Shut down during the moath OF August,
owing TO the large amount OF print cloths on
hand,
~ Burlington Havkeye: Dom Pedro went
10 the Mammoth cave, but he waltzed
around The entrance Tor a long time before be
would so In. "bet ees naice hole, [" he said
"but 1 fear vara moooch eet ees fool OF
snakes"
Max" wants TO know how he NAV
break through the conventionality which
compels him 10 leave his girl at half-pss
ten O'Clock. Give minister 81 81. aud tell
him 70 put stop % 10 Il HartLgrd TinleS
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YoUha 8 MIDDLETs3s,r

TRUSTEES SALE or A FARM OF 81 ACRES
FROM TOWN.
BY virtue of coed Of trust ID us, dated MAY So
9TH, 1875, and recorded in Liber No 7S4 folio x$zs
l'2 Of the land records for the District Of Co.,
lDmbs end at the re9rest Of the holder Of the
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, on
the premises, at Jh O'Clock .. m, on WEDNES-
DAY June 18th. LOE No 81, in the recorded subdi-
vision Of tract Known as Metropolis VieV, situated
ia Wsslirg ton county, near the residence OF the
late Chief Justice Chsse.
Terms: ODe-tbiTd OF the purchase money in cash,
of hch q dep sit Of no will be required at the
time Of sale, AID tie balance in eqal payments
at and Is months, secured bv a deed of trust the
property and the puTcbas IS notes bearing 5 Per
cent Interest. Convey aIcing at purchasers cost.
Ii the terms are not fu hlled in days the pro perty
will be resClc at the risk and cost Of defsutiu pur
chaser y wS d; GHHhITAhEK'{ Trustees.
my29- d&dbs YOUNG Il MIDDLETON, Aucts
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THOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.

HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME Dwell
LING ON THE EAST sIDE0FlIrH STREET,
BETWEEN RANDSsTREETse ORrHWEST,
BEING No. 17S1, At AUG cI0N
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th, II
iS1e, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock, GsU
shall sell Lot 3, In IL. 8. ChapmaD's recorded -
subdivision OF the north half of tquare No. 3S5.
having front OF is feet and running back 90 feet
inches to wide alley, improved by comfortable
Frhme Dwelling.
Terms; One fourth cash; balance at J., and s
years. with notes bearing interest az per cent per
aEnum, and secured by a deed of trust on The pro-
500 require at time Of sale.
nys9 THOMAS UOwLIN3 suct
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THOMAs DeWLING, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GK0RGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 18th %Sz
day Of October. le73 end duly recorded in LibeT
13l, folio S57, OF the land records for Wash
IL gton county, District OF Columbia aud by the re-
Quest Of the party secured there 10y, shall sell, on
THURSDAY, the sth day of June, lS76, at O'Clock
in front OF the prt mses, the west half part OF
Lot numbered sixty two (62l, in Holmesd addition
20 Georgetown, District OF G iumbis, tbs sam.
with q depth Of one hundred and twenty feet, to.
gether 18th the Improvements, which consist Of 8
Brick Dwelling.
two equal PAY ments, at six and twelve months, and
ed by deed OF trust the property ssld it'll
notes bearing interest at per cent. DR. annum
Cobveyaucipg at purchasers cost. A deposit OF
SC0 will be req uired at the time of sale. III the
terms Of sale not complied with in te days the
Trustees the right to resell the same the
rlsk ard cot Of the deiauitins purchaser, by five
days advertisement in some newspaper published
Ia the city of ashipston.
Nm Nm: a a. S SasfIn; Trustees.
my29d TH0S. BOWLING. Auct.
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"HEAYEN," says the Rev. II. ii. Murray.
els not populated with singing thieves, or
palm bearing bankrupts, who settle with
their creditors al twenty five cents on the
dollar on wednesday, and ride TO church the
next sabbath In q thousand dollar coach %
We think Mr.. Murray Is right. He Cheated
Adironcacks, however, and it won't do to De
too certain about Ill RocheSlcr Delnoc,anf
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NkW AUCTION ROOMS.

On "WEDNESDAY, May gath, at III m, nG3s
and continuing MONDAY. WEbNA6- WIu
Days and SAT- RDAYs OF each week at the
same hour, will be sold ~ auction, sesoit. -
ment Of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Hats
aid Notiorf, Af
Ell eTH siREIT SOUTHEAST, Navy Yard
N. Bout 5oor ssies solicited, and Goods and
myss ~ JOSEPH REPPETrI.
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hk NkVER SMILED AGArN-A few dsys
sko, prisoner, with a face on him that ex-
cited much remark on account of the mean
n ss % MS expression, was brought into the
otsulCt court, 10 be sentenced 20 Hunts
vile, 1or stealing some clothes of a lima A.
ne was known 10 be a very slippery charac-
Ter, one OF our handsomett aud most vfsl-
lant deputy sheriffs took a seat by his side.
Atter While the prisoner leaned over ana
whispered 10 the officer: "Won't you DO me
spe little kindness?" The officer pronoisef
10 do So, with one or the kindliest smiles We
nave ever seen In court house. Tue prIs-
oner whispered: Then SIT a leetle furfner
on Id ratEer pay a hundred dollars than
nave people take me for n deputy sheriff !,
flnkertons Detective Agency could not
have found out I'm a rnonth WHAT hscsn,s ~,
mat Kindly smile, 10 disappeared 50 suddenly
Herald
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IshU PICK BELL, Surviving Trust,
TROMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE INVALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In GEORGETOWN, AT AUO-

PROPERTY IN GkORGETOwN, AT AUO-
TIOh.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 9TH -
day Of JuIe 1875, and duly orded in Liber r.nH
30. les, folio llS CT the land records for-AA.
Wksbir gton county, District OF Columbia, and by
direction of the party secured thereby, shall sell
on tn URsDAY, the sth day Of June, 1876 at $50
o. lick D. m, in front OF the premises, parts of
lots numbered forty moe (l9) and nifty. &c., In Hol-
mead s addition to GeorEetewn, District OF Column
bis beginning at psint in the north line of IN
barton street, fifty two feet (52) west of Monroe
street, and thence with north line of Dun
barton street eial feet thence north par
Monroe street, eighty feet, thence west parallel to
DuDbarton street, eighteen feet, thence south in
straight like to the beginning, together with the
improvements, which consist of frame dwelling.
Terms: ODeth cash; the balance in two o. ual
payments at and II months, and secured by deed
Of trus, with notes bearing interest at per centum
per snnum on each piece OF property. II the terms
cfsale are not compli with IN i've days the Trus-
tees the right to resell the tie risk
and cost of the defauling purchaser, after giving
ten day notice in some newspaper published n
tie city OF Washington. Conveysncing ct purchs-
SER cost and deposit e 100 will be required at
tine Of sale on each piece Of property.
VIM. ID. C4sSIN. Tr,-.oo.
Wm. A. GORoON,S trustees
my29-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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w EuUhMhF,
i Real Estate Auotioneer. SIS 7th street n. W.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos,
1884 AND 1885 7TH STREET k0RIHWEST,
(TWO.6TORY BRIOK H1UsES.D
.. m, 1 shall sell ct public auction, on the fmH
premises, the above property, being part o'.&-.R
aft rds GOOD facilities for business purposes.
MYTHS THos. L. wAeGAMAH, Auc..
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GNORIND LOAN OFFICE, e0vs1 a 1sA ssvO
~ sad Mes Yoyb srssxs, entrance on New IN
York avenue. The most private Loan UfnceAO
tn the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rs.eO y
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
eentlsmsnS Oothing. 0aspsts. and III eraess. q
Voluo. tAAo1.1g
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A RARE CHANCE
"A FOR DKALfRs.

NeG(O Of different brands of GIG AIRS, seized on
and consigbed 10 the Auction Rooms Of foLGY.
TO &c to.d without reserve. WEON ESDAY. June
let, 70 the highest bidder. We cordially invite the
trace 10 exanbs the above named goods before they
a.e dsy ed Of auction They are nov on exhibition
at sol 7th street rerthvest.
myN iRepl p. f0LEr, Auctioueer.
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NROs. BOWLING, Auctioneor
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DUhRAkToN AND BEALL srREErS,


By virtue VI two deeds CT trust, bearing date -
the LIST and Sd days OF February, 1864, and re- ~
corded in Liter N. G. 7. No. 26, at telios lSS
Bi, the under signed Will sell MONDAY, the
29th day Of May, 8. ID. 1916, in front Of the pre-
misses, n DuGbartoD street, at ) o'clock . m, the
eat BALI parts of lHts No 79 aud 81, in Bssls sd-
d!iOn TO Georgetown, the same f'outng thirty l3Ol
ftei on Dunbslton street. and extending back of
thst v idth DoTIhwardly one hundred sud twenty
teet, ed with n comfortable dwelling luse
ard ether out buildings the premises being No. 81
DuLbarton street aud the OF her par rel being a va
cant lot fronting 80 feet on BeaI street and having
g depth Of 10 'ett.
Terms of sale: Que third cash; residue in two
equal payments at six AID twelve m 1nth-, WIKI in
ie-t be secured oy deed of trust s2G deposit
when the property is struck eff, G ch Is to be for
ieied If the terms are not complied with Gilhia Ave
dave after SALE AL convey ancing and recording at
purchaser peDse
IsAu PICK BELL, Surviving Trustee.
S9BE ABOVE SALE is UNAVOTDA8LY
posipored until THURSDAY, June sth, same
hour and place.
ESAU PIUKRELL, surviving Trustee.
M 20 cod THO5. BOWLING, Auct.
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TBOMAS DOWNING. AUc,i0leer.

Two. STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON TUE
EAST SiDE OF 18Th STREET. BEIWE d
md STREETS NORTHWEST, BElNG No.
1909, At AUCTI.N.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June n. -
ls36, In front OF the premises, ct O'Clock, 4s3
shall Sc II Lot ettered A, of the subdiEfsi m Of
part sQusre No l33, having front OF 40 feet by
Ctpth OF % feet running back to an alley.
TerGs: Ono third cash: balance at l. and years.
with notes bearing interest at per cent. per
amman, and secured by deed Of trust on he prop.
elty sold Conveyancing st cost OF the put chaser
& leo d. posit Quired st time OF sale.
my29-d THOMAS DOW Wing, AuctiOneer,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ALL OF sQUARE SOUTH OF sQUARE 1875,
CONTAINING I1,7C0 SQUARE FEET, IN
TIE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF SCOTT
STATUE. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY EVEaING. May the 29th, -
ISIS. On the premises, at O'Clock 1 shall sell @fR
al of squa,e South of slusre 1875. bounded By.
18th and 10th streets, Rhode Island avenue and
north street, ia the immediate vicinity of Scott
statre. One Of he best locations in the city
Terms OLe-tbird cash: balance at 8, II is, aud "a
months with notes bearing interest at per cent.
per snDum, and secured by a deed of trust on the
pre- m1sAs sold. All cOnveysncing at purcha GER q
cost. eco down "a hen the property is struck eff
myS5 At THOS DbWIIHG. In
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GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS From AUCTION

20 pieces handsome Plain, Stripe and Dsmssk Mo-
hairs. at 81, worth 50; loo pieces handsome Lawns
ard PeTca'es, warranted fast colors. At l2S per
yard, neat SITipe Summer Silks st rs, 81, aod 81;
rich black silks Mohairs and Alpacss, in sll best
grades, 81 iGg prices; Lupin's Ali Wool, and Silk
and Wool Black Grenadin,s 8, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Zine CashmeTes, CretoEs. BamoaziDes, DeLains
and Ts1ese Cloths in all best makes, 10 4, IL 4
Linen sfeettngs, Table Damasks, Napkins and
TOw,lings, all at low down prices, to suit the pres
ture, NJ
u. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP GOMEZ, sol, srH ST,
nyl3-tr Market Space.
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THoMAs DoWLlRG, Auctiobetr.

FiKsT SPRING SALE OF FLOWERS, BEO-
TING PLANTS. &C. HANGING BASKETS,
EERAEIUMS, R0SSS, HELI0TROPES, OAR.
NATIONS &c: &C. AT hU lTION.
At 10 o clock, within the auction 70 pms, I'M
VIII sell an excellent assortment Of Slower ~
Plants. &c &c. from the well known estahli-h-
met of ROBERT B0WDLER. Florist
my2s THOMAS BOWLING, Aust
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A DIVORCE DIsPUTED The Des Moline Q
(lowal Register says: "For the past week
the United States circuit court has been
wrestling with the biggest divorce case
brings action against h. X woodwork ex-
ecuior Of the estate OF =. n. White, decea sod.
valued at Sl00, 900. The defendant denies tbs
rieht OF dover, and sets forth that the par
ties were divorced during the lifetime Of de-
ceased, and therefore the right of dover a
forfeited. The plaintiff denies that q divorce
was bad, and N so, IL was without her knogi-
ard on being placed on the witness stand 90
stated. On the other hand the testimony OF
the attorneys who procured the divorce. the
Judge who granted it, ana The record wherein
IL was recorded were produced, and yet the
plaintiff denies the divorce. About three
hundred witnesses are on the list The plain
IN resides In Fulton county, III, where her
husband LEFT her and moved 90 Marshall
county, Iowa. The only questions involved
In the case arc those of facts.
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JoHNoTl; H slINihiEEkI..H;,. .vrxUn

DRY GOODS LESS THAN
AUCTION PRICES.
CslicOes IN any quantity, 5a6l4.
BlescBed Con on, SC worth 10.
Dire 5 Pla'ds, 10, l2H, Is, %, 2sc.
Our Dress Goods have sll been mark down, and
great bar gains offered all through.
Lurin's e gdires, sils Stripes and Hernannie
SreuAciues In, I25z. Is. Is, &c
Victoria aWBs cheap, l77z, Is. ls, Soc.
Lace Stripei and Corded r. K low prices.
Eest figured Lawns. l211c worth =.
CssslneTes !1Wer than ever before known
~1he stock must be reduced
r a.ttngs, 2Ga25c.
All Carpets q cost to close ont.
tn. NAUDAIN.
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