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4 Young Editor Married Twice I'm
fOrty.ElSbt Hours.

The bellies and peaux OF Richmond were
all excitement Wednesday when the news
reached them that Miss Matte Ould, daugh-
ter OF Judge Robert Ould, and Mr.. oliver J.
been on visit together 10 the Montgomery
White SULPHUR for several weeks. Tney lett
that place on Monday and went to Salem,
the nearest point at which they could obt ain
q license, and were the guests of Captain
McCaull, At whose house they had the happi-
craft and bis bride returned TO Richmond,
and in the afternoon and evening en- tertained
a few of their friends at their country resi-
dence, auburn, } few miles west OF the city.
Although the marriage at Salem was per
fectly legal and valid in every respect as far
ferred a second marriage, after having his
attention called TO the following section no "a
the marriage law: EVERY license for mar
rage shall be issued by the clerk OF the
court OF the county or corporation in which
The female 10 be married usually resides"
When Mr.. Schoolcraft applied TO Mr..
JinkiDs for his second license ne was told by
that gentleman that IL was entirely unneces-
sary, as he was already legally married. IL
being insisted upon, however, the license
was Issued, and the second ceremony waJ
performed by the Rev. A. W. WeddeII at
roa1. Inc wedding party proceeded TO Au-
burn In the morning, Mr.. and Mrs. School
craft being in carriage ahead OF the rest OF
the party. Rev. A. w. WeddeIl, OF 81. Johns
church, who performed the Ceremony, fol
lowed, and after the wedding was over the
bride and groom entertained their friends,
and TOOK the afternoon traiu for the north.
Their trip will be OF brief duration, as they
will return to Richmond shortly. After 2
brief sojourn here they will make a tour OF
the most interesting portions OF Europe
lRtcilmolid Pd) DtSpGtch, August "a.
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A SPIDERS LARGE GAME.-Ia the cellar
OF Mr.. Nelson Williams a spider had mr.
pared his web between barrel and tub aud
there, suspended from the ground, hung q
small snake ABOUT ten or eleven inches in
length. The thread OF the web had been in
geniously twisted or woven around the tail
OF the unfortunate reptile; and IL was evident
that he had been drawn up from the ground
anxiously watching bis sQuirrning victim
from one corner OF the web, probably walt
ing for life 70 become extinct, when he would
PROBABLY indulge In reptile repast, as g re-
ward Tor bis cunning. The snake remained
In this precarious attitude for thirty-six
hours after Ii was 1rst discovered and then
escaped, cheating the adroit spider after all
tD0rlteLso1tIIle Comm TrdascT ipf.
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ID 4, UAhNEILLE,
l. AQctioneer and Real Estate Broker

ID A. DABNEILLE,
ls AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON g STREET NORTH, BETWEEH FIRS r
sIBEkT WAIST AND EORTH CAPITOL
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated November -
", 1914, and duly recorded I'm Liber III, folio 1:.
z one OF the land records of Washingtol&
county, District Of Columbia, AID BY directi Of
the holder OF the note secured thereby, will eell
at public auction. in front OF tue premises, SAT-
UkDAf, the I'd day of September, 1876, at o'clock
District OF Columbia, known and designated TO-
lows b. ginning for said piece Of ground on the
north line Of street, in MoGuires subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and twenty -our,
Eight feet six inches from the southeast
OF lot numbered twenty. thence running north
eighty eight feet, thence west two feet and
half inches, thence north thirty four feet, thence
west ten feet four and half inches, thence sopt
one hundred and twenty two feet, thence east
tw,lve feet six inches to the place Of beginning,
with the Use OF alley set apart for the benefit OF
three houies. The property is improved By frame
Terms of sale ESQ, with ten Der cent interest
from November 50, 1875, with the ex penses Of sale
IN cash; oalence In six and twelve months, secured
by notes bearing interest and deed Of trust the
property. Convey ncing at purchasers cost. $50
down at time OF sole. If the terms Of sale not
right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defauitins purchaser, by giving FIVE days notice
in some news paper published in Washington city,
F. + f. f. P P32RRssEEaiLLx,{ Trustees.
auGz3-d&cs II. d, CLEARY, salesman.
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DANIEL MCFARLAND ON TIE TRAMP
Daniel Mcfarland, the slayer OF Richard
son, turned up in Chic&Eo Q few days ago.
After his release from the penitentiary he
for the past two years. his friends have
tried TO assist hiza, but be seems 20 be unable
70 do any thing Cor himself Since his ARR
charity OF some OF his old friends and &c
uaintances. Last evening he was discov-
cred by policeman crawling into o window
OF law ofnse, at 80 Warrington street. He
was taken TO the armory on suspicion OF
being buxglar, but he produced the key OF
the ONCE, and said that he had been sleeping
there for the past few nights, but that be
The witness room 70 sober or Chicago
Times. Au0ta 81.
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~A-maize-ing increase. Over q million
tons OF Indian corn, IL u said. were import
I'D into Great Britain In 1sg5, treble the
quantity imported In is65.
uIThe weather has been % son In GeorRia
this summer that the ttllofs OF the soil hAv G
but umbrellas--lM Y. OGsp0coA.
~Frcm every hamlet, hill ana dale the
Smiths OF al ages, caIlings and colors are
swarming out IN ooontle@ thousands 20 AZ
pack, Nd
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hELIEF FOB BURNS AND SCALDs
X. d Allnatt writes: "The late lameutabIe
accident on board the Thunderer recalls 20
my recollection remedy for burns or scslds
which was suggested TO me some years ago
by Lord EbUry. As an Old medical man aud
from personal observation can vouch FOR
Its efficacy, and In the absence of profess
sional assistance the application may prove
OF lnestimable value. The remedy IN simply
duced by cold water 10 the consistency of
thick cream, Is 10 be spread on light linen
rag, and The whole burnt surface Instantly
covered, and thus excluded from the action
OF the air. The ease IL affords Is instantane-
Gus, and IL only requires TO be kept moist by
occasional sprinklings OF cold water
London BlnlfieT.
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FALLING DEAD BY THE CORPSE OF HER
HUsBAND.-Mrs. Sarah r. Holt, widow OF
the late Deacon Henry Holt, died Saturday
She was DESTROYS all the morning to view tne
remains of her dead husband, and when the
body was laid out in the casket she was adj
remains for some moments, when she ex-
claimed, "Can this be true 2" then placing
her hand upon her forehead she said, "Oh,
how my head pains?" Her friends, seeing
she was about to fall caught her, when, on
laying her down, 1t was discovered she was
dead. Her death Is supposed to have resulted
from an apoplectic stroke, caused from GRIEF
at the loss Of her husband. She was q good
Christian woman, respected by the whole
community. The funeral OF Mr.. Holt, waich
was TO have taken place yesterday, is post
poned, and the husband and wife win be
buried together to-day.-( Nashua & HI 7ts-
eQr0phic DfsDUfch.
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A MYSTERIOUS BRIDEG RooM--Two per-
sons. both residents OF New London, were
married last Saturday evening under rather
Of the ceremony the bridegroom refuse to
fee the clergy man or allow the bride to be
kiesed, and on arriving home told heT she
which they Immediately did.-IHcS.ford Ob,s.
rant.
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Commodore Garrison and HIS Rsyairy
OF Vanderbilt.

Now that many of our prominentIy-weal l.
thy men are disappearing from view, those
Commodore G. x. Garrison Is one OF the best
known OF our wealthy men, and like most of
those who nave preceded him, is q selS N ade
man. 1t may not be so generally known
tnat one OF the most important episodes OF
bis life was that which, through combine
ton or circumstances. made him a rival of
commodore Vanderbilt. 1t was in 1855 that
vanderbilt was running the Nicaragua line
ID San Francisco in full tide of success His
agent In that city was Q. X. Garrison. In
the year 1856 the hlibusters under VIM Wal
ker broke up the Nicaragua transit, and,
selzlng the relns OF government In that coun-
try, annuled the Vanderbilt transit contract.
Garrison by this act was thrown out of loo
subsequently new contract was offered by
the Nicaragua government, which Wander
bilt refused to accept; bat Garrison and Chas
Morgan 1.-THE New Orleans steamship mil
ltOnaire) took IL and reopened the route This
action offended Vanderbilt greatly, aud
when Garrison came 70 New York Wander
bilt refused TO speak to him. They were re-
conciled subsequently,, and Garrison was
Vanderbilps legitimate successor in the
steamship business. He Is now the ovne of
several steamers, but In the street parls nee
Is getting out OF steamships rapidly, and
will probably turn them over to his son VIII
liam X, who Is his chief manager. Commo-
dore Garrison Is worth anywhere from seven
TO ten millions, and is understood to have
large sums invested In Chicago Personally
ne is one OF the most unassuming men on the
street. He Is habitue of Long Branch
through the week, but spends his Sundays
with his family at Saratoga. He is an in
veterate card-player, which Is about his only
social amusement, and 1t is recorded of him
that he finds occasional enjoyment In visit
Ing the Garrison monument at Greenwood
cemetery-a half mosque sort of affair. His
wealth Is rapidly increasing, and ten years
lease OF life accorded TO him will make him
the peer OF Vanderbilt and A. T. Stewart in
Riches NeaU York Letter.
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V'HOe. BOWLING, Auctlonesr.
Wat, BEiWIsN AID srRlE rs

ThUSIEke' eALE OF LOTS ON Sd sTREET
MHsT, BELMkeN o AHD P SrR1Er6
hOkTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue Of . deed OF trust recorded among -
the ieno records for the District OF Coumbia, f.:
~ Lloer No: TO folio 80, We will sell at pub G24
NJ fpe sh a e isont Of the lsemisss on wsDHss
.ns g il sSs lf Il o. oiisia:i iSs:
Nos and y. in square To- SIS, as recorded Ia the
9fce Of the surveyor OF the city Of Washington In
Said Lot no. IS has front Of Is feet inches By Q
dey;h Of 81 feet 70 alley feet eide.
said lot 60: "a has front Of 6 feet inches BY
tao Lot 10. IS has front of 10 feet inches BY
depth 81 III feet.
fsid Lot No. Is has frcrt Of Is feet inches, and
is described - follovs.-Commencine on ID street
west the dividing line Of said lots IS and
ID street 10 feet inches; thence east III feet thence
south Is feet Z inches; thence west feet; thence
north foot inches thence east 80 feet TO the point
Of BEGINNING; Each lot Is improved By good
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In equal
instruments ct 8 and II months; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred pAy ments bearing
interest At the rate of per cent per snnum, and
secured By deed Of trust the property. 300 on
each lot when sold. ConyeyaEcing st cost OF pur.
chaser
NATHANIKL OARUsI, JR.,l r,,.....
BUGEHE CARUsI, Z Hussoos'
ausl3 Goods THOS. DOWLtNG. Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, August 26tb. sane hour and place.
EATHAHJEL CARUSI, JR, 4 $500.
EOGEhE OARUsl, AlsS'ees'
ar23 eo&ds TROs. BOWLING, Auct.
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& CHEM, AuctiOneeIs ..

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-srORY
FRAME DWELLINGS ON NORTH SIDE OF
ORgGOM AYEHQE, BnTWEEN 11IH AND
so TO AN ALLAY.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February -
18th. A. p; ISIS. and duly recorded IN Liber inn;
No. 719. folio LII, Ole Of the land records for E
the District Of Columbia and s che request Of the
party secured thereby, will .elh q public auction,
In front Of the premises to the highest bidder on
wlDH5sDAY, august 30th. A. .: 1879. ct $50
situate In the city Of arlington, In said District,
and Known a. Lots lettered and numbered Nv" and
wv IN b AAgruder's Subdivision Of original Lots
10, n. q and y; IN equar: numbered one hundred
and nifty two l63), said subdivision IL recorded
in the Surveyors Office Of said city In LibsF O. h.
These Houses will be cold separately.
Terms Of sale: One third oash Got which go on
each house must be paid ct time OF saleG and the
balance IN si1 and twelve months in equal saymeats,
from day Of sale q the rate OF eight per cent per
annum until paid, and deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold. Oonyeysncins and recording ct p2rcha-
chassrs cost II terms Il ale not comp!isd With
L. six days after sale. the Trustee tAe right
to resell at risk and cast Of purcaassr.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
aualod No. 4 1871 street northwest.
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/ HOUSES IN THE ROW ON STREET,
BErWIIN NORTH CAPITOL AND isI
sTTRhETS EAST NAB ST. AL0YsIUs

- cQUAhB oT9.
BY virtue OF two several deeas Of trust, each IL
bearing date the lst day Of August. A. d I'm.
lsI4, aud recorded In lber 49, at folio so and A
32s respectively of the land OF the District
OF Columbia the subscribers will sell, on the prem
lees, on TUESDAY, the Sth day Of September,
A. ID. la6, at O'Clock n to the his he 4 bidder,
at PUBLIC sale, the following lots and houses, on
LIST. House and Lot on street northe lst, in the
city OF w q. gton, ID. O., known No. IL on K
street norths asst, and described in former convey
apces - lot No. 23S in B. f. Gibert's subdivision
OF tquare No. SIS, in said city, being the lots
conveyed by deed Of this date to said Jennie Il.
Wtiloughby, BY the trustees ef the Looise Home.
~ house and Lot ON X street northeast. in the
c.lJ OF Washington, ID. G., known Is No. l9 street
lot No 49, in 3 II. Gilberts subdivis1 On of square
Nc bI5 In said city, being OF the lots onveyed
by deed OF this date to said Jennie b. Wilioughby
by the trustees of the Louise Home, together with
the et cetera, In said deed mentioned
Terms OF sale for each parcel The expenses OF
sale and 500 cash, OF which 800 on each parcel
must be paid at the time Of sale; AID toe residue
In thu ee years from August LIST. 1876 with interest
At III psr cent. per annum, pay able ha yearly
the puI cnafers note to be given for the deferred
payments and to be secured by deed of trust the
premises sold. with the usual covenants of insur-
ance, &c; the purchaser to have the privilege OF
payipg all cash II the terms OF sale are not com.
piled with within five days after the day Of SALE
i've days public notice for cash ct the risk and cost
OF the purchaser in default All conveyancins at
the purchasers cost.
e On TPRRbm. Trustees.
aCgf4,B sep4,5 T. COLDWELL, Salesman,
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TOsRPH r. KELLEY, Auctioneer.

RUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKSPkRrT ON THg FAST SIDE OF sTH
NORrHWEsT, OCCUPIED AS A DWELLING
AND bakery, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF o deed OF trust to the under
signed, 6ated August II, lTs, and duly re; ina
corded in Liber IH, folio l09 ct SEQ, one of .kx
the land records In and for the District Of Columbs
and 1t the written request Of the party secured
thereby We shal, sell q public auction, tn Rs
DAY, the LIST day OF August, A. ID. 1876, at $50
O'Clock m In front Of the premises, Lot numbered
Ine huId, I'd and thirty two il33), in Addison M
Smiths recorded subdivision of lots in square num-
bered two hundred and six 5000. in the city Of
10Th street and running back seventy three (73 feet
tn an alley, and improved By Q two story Brick
House, occupied o Bakery, with stable on alley.
Terms: One third cash balance a ak, selvs and
eighteen MONTHS With interest at the rate Of eight
per cent. per ennum, and secured by deed Of trust
on the Pre- perty sold: 100 to be paid down imme-
diateIy after sale Convey ancing at OF pure
ser. II the terms Of safe not complied with wi
in eight days from day Of sale, the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
Of defsnItine purchaser by giving i've days' notice
in the Evening Star newspsper, published In said
city. DAVID L.. M0RRISON,i TrnxAaa.
Aug7l.d JOSEPH Z. KELLEY. Auct.
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nOwBMAN GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY
BkinK DWELLINGS,, WITH CELLARS,
SOUTH SIDE OF r sTREIT, BET1eEs
s4TH AND 5fH SHEETS NORTHWEST,
(l4th, 18TH and lotn houses from 18TH street,
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust. dated re- -
spectiyely November 18th, a. ID. 1872, Noyem
D. l72, and duly recorded respectively In tiber NO
CO., foos 2S9 297 and Of the land records for
the District OF Columbia and at rag uest of the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction,
MONDAY, July Oath. A. D. 1875, at $50 D. m !,
all those certain parcels lots Of ground, si uated
In the city Of Washington, IN said District, and
known as Lots numbered one hundred and forty
one hundred and forty eight [i4Sj, Of James ii.
Darrows subdivision Of part of square numbered
Two hundred and six (1C6), as said subdivision is
duly recorded In the Surveyors office Of said city,
In Liber ii. D. Cooke, No. l. folio TO- together with
the improvements thereon. These houses WIN be
Terms Of sale: One. third cash, of which s7s on
each house must be paid at time OF sale: ana the
balance IN and II months, with interest at 10 per
cent. from day Of sale until paid, to be secured by
purchasers notes and deed Of trust on the prop-
erty sold TO the SUBTRACTION Of said trustee All
conveyanciog and recording ct purchasers cost. If
after SALE the trustee the right to resell ct
risk and cost Of Hnrcna.ei In default:
WIN. v. H0LTZMAN, Trustee,
tyl2d No. 1891 u street northwest.
~THE PURCHASER AT ABOVE SALE OF
lot one hundred and forty seven (l47l, above de-
scribed, having failed TO comply with the terms Of
sale, the said lot No H will be sold ct his risk and
cost on THURSDAY, August 31st, 1876, same hour
and plsce, and on same terms
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
augl9 No. 1921 street northwest.
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Benz Mitchell, dred musket load Of bird
shot into his w4fe's hip on Monday for refus-
ing to give him money TO continue q spree.
and her condition was not discovered until
Tuesday evening, wlen she was found to be
In critical condition and may die. Mitchell
has been arrested.
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MARRIED.

BAkER-sHAFFEk. By Rev. J. B. wheeler
August 2sd, 1876, }. ID. Bs KER and Miss sUsANNAa
sHAFFKR, both Of this city.
LAsKKY-MOrHEBsRE On the 2,d on
August. 1875, by Rev. q. q. W. III Obbs, yoHy
LAskEy and miss KATE l.. MoTHKksHKAD, ali of
Maship ton, u. q.
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A REAL LIFE ROMANCE for Honesdale is
the history OF Katharine Ref and her son by
California gold hunter OF 1S4s, who, though
he deserted her then, always promised to do
her justice as soon as the fortunes of mining
would let him. Thinking him dead, how
ever, she married q workman OF her brothers
in Honesdale, with whom she lived un-
happily In New York, dying finally OF con-
sumption, after hearing from Seitz, her for
mer suitor, of his Intention to return with a
fortune, now at last in his possession, and
claim her and the boy as his wife and child.
As notified, Seitz returns only to tire melan-
chOly satisfaction OF having Mrs. Wendt as
her name had become, buried, at her death
In Greenwood, where her worthless husband
afterwards shoots himself out OF remorse.
Placing his child with its mothers relatives
In HOnesdale, Seitz returns to California,
marries and lives handsomely in San Fran
cisco, fitting up one room sumptuously for
the son, whom he cannot induce to leave his
relatives and his trade as q jeweler here The
latter died last week In HonesdaIe Of con-
sumption, but not before hearing by letter
OF the mortal illness In San Francisco of
bis father, who, it has since been learned,
died an hour or two before the son. As the
latter was always declared by the father to
be one OF his heirs, his property will probably
benefit the HOnesdale relatives who reared
him. Phld Tunes 9th.
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Mr.. GEORGE ALFRED townsend re ports
the following witticism as circulating In
Saratoga: Stewart and Astor are on their
way In t'other zone, when they come 70 the
River Styx. Friend Charon, the ferryman,
demands bis obolus or trade-dollar TO row
them over. Tney stand there waiting for one
another 10 treat-a hopeless idesi-snd Stew
art says: "Well, Astor, Vanderbilt Will be
along here directly, and he'll put on an oppo-
sition boat and wen get over Free"
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THREE PHILADELPHIANs have lust rot
back from the Black HiiA with Q preposter-
Gus yarn about losing their families, b,ing
captured by Sioux, and finally having beon
compelled 70 marry Indian squaws, from
whom they escaped. That's - good Is .
dime novel.
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N9rIQ5 SRsEt1s; yaS ss 3 e dS:les: q "A
them for higher caah yr1oe than any Ilsse IN the
city, b. eAllia0 q addreealDG hDRz00, Ell
HiRst class Dasturags within ave
j miles Of xssningten, Order lsls With ~
bill Ply IA ~ ~ S ssY. a. ave. va
i1Sins - -. - 9. o. Hit.
NyO HUuDU0.-L. kIC1 VII pay fair cash
IN prioe foe any hind q Le1iee, Qents' End OIL
SH0is, %. 69S IN srsst, estvssa I md Q eeslA,
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~Among the post ofElces established In
Pennsylvania last week were "Autum1
Leaves, }" "Haidee," and "BouQuet"
n6The passion Tor croQuet II increasing In
the rural mind. Two Veatern Neg York
girls, during the aheop0e Of mAeerfAmfltss.
AVed or The tops q their bed posts 1b9 ban
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j. J. 6EORsks,

EOHHHs LOAN OBFIOB, Corssy of TN sfvssi
- azd Nsv Yerk aresrs, entrance on New -
York syenue, The most private Loan Once
IN the eity. Money losssd e The lowest rstsO \
q interest on Gold and silver Wstehss. Diamonss
klats and Plated Were, Guns, Riseols, LAdisa md
9seasnsaS OlssAing, CarDs1s, end IL sEsielee e
veeoe. tnnn1-H
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DIED.

CLUss. On the Saith August. 1879, at 80 oIoos
.. ~, NJ BERf, son Of Adolf aud koss Oiass, after
sickness OF only sixteen hours aged tgo years, nine
months and twenty days.
TITZGERALD. AuGut 18th, 1876, MCCALL
JOSEPH, sen Of Michael and Mary Llien FiIzsersld,
eyed years, months and dsye.
The friea Of the family most respectfully I'm.
yittd TO bN funeral, No. 292 8 stress southwest,
ep nday afternoon, cG1st 9Th, le7e, at clock.
JOHNSON. On the eth Of August, 1870, GEORGE
7. JOHNSON. eldest son Of George n. and Rachael
=. johnson, sgea II years, moeths and days.
funsral sil taks place from No. $40 nth street
stves and friends Of the family respectfully In
yite2 to attend. n
o'ooBEIR. On the 2ssh August, Is7e, MARY
0CoxNER, aged ~ yeers.
Funeral wih take place fron SIS Q strees north
west. eaturd ~, 8 o'clock o. N.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

(,RhAI eALI OF BOOTS AND sEOIs OF
VI fkRED THIS WEEK AT -
8EL BY'S.
kspec1euy ADAPTED 20 the wants Of buyers We
ssme In part: W hole Leather Kip Boots, in Men's.
co5s and Youths; Calf Dress Boots; Calf and Bud
Sns spes,A lsol Ladies, Misses and Childsen's
nliAceiphta made work n Goat, Grain, Tur-
,y HoIocoe, 40, Plain, Button aud Fcxed Last
good, IN greet variety Ia All well xorrhy ~ &C.,
ton, ct 1914 and 9 40 Psapsyiynnts AZ snus re-
tween 18Th and 20th strse.s srsss -, ~