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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-02

A FRHKCH LOVE STORY Winning The
affections Of oa HesreSs on Beconaiao Her
FUhev's EtsTupf- Marie Gsuthier, q rtcn
beress, between nfIeen and sixteen years OF
sge, who hives with her parents At 81 Med
srd, was the object OF many hopes among
the eligible young men OF the neighborhood.
In addition 70 these, one especially ineligi-
tle sighed for the gilded beauty. His psIne
was Theopbile Parceau, his age eighteen,
and his parents were humble cultivators OF
small farm. his education had been good /,
but feeling that he could not hope 70 obtain
tee consent of the girls father, he entered
hts household N . servant, with q view of
daily being seen and heard by her. Within
month the heiress received bis declaration
and warmly responded 10 it, and the couple
eiosd. Tneophile had made q confiisnt of
young man, Jules Gstinaud, who was co.
gagged Ia marry his sister, and seeking the
couple In their retreat, he told them that the
police were searching for them, and that
there was no alternative but q temporary
ser aration. He advised TheopniIe 70 escape
and offered 10 carry Mile. Gsuthier back TO
her father. Theophile acted a Jou his ad-
vice, but 6Atfnaud, instead of performtng
DIS promise, took the young lady TO n way
his fathers house, ana requested the latter
10 call on Mons. Gauthier aud offer 10 find
his daughter II he would promise TO give her
hand 10 bis son. But Gauthier refused.
Mile. Gauthier was, however, soon dIscov-
cred and taken home. Theophile was also
found, and both he and Gatinaud were ar
rested. The parents OF Gatinaud were like
wise arrested, bat they were acquitted
Theophile was condemned TO three years
Improvement, and Gatinaud TO two years.
lNeSsdgT Franco AWeTfcdin.
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Mr.. BELL, N. p, told the Liberal Climb
at West Hsrtlepool, q fortnight ago, SONS
Facts about American competition. A vast
amount OF charcoal made iron, he said, had
been turned out In the United States, Hair
dozen years ago that Nation had been one
OF Englands best 49, 49, 9.
Ess taxing very little iron from abroad, He
DeIeved that the American iron masters
were me equals OF the English In metaliur-
ploying improved processes. He was afraid
mat England could not regain the hold on
the trade which it once had
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UHIvKRsAA Z. r. TICKET 0SBIsk'
RAILROAD rIOKIrs 70 o iron al points
: ::ssss,es 800 = 81 !, sess OF ~ Z
ficksts coed slI used. Das4ags enecked through.
kpply % II. d. WHITE6IDB,
aD1-D S97 Penn. ave. Candy store.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLI PROVED
PROPkRIl HH GEOB9ET0wn-2 TOBY
BBlCk DWELLING House AND fRAMH

PROPkRIl 1N GEOB9ETJWn-2S STORY
BBICk DWELLING HOSE AND eRANH
81 OBJ HOUSE, Oh FAYETcn sTREET.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, d ated August -
Of the land records Of Washingt1n county E:lx
District OF Columbia, and BY direction writiag 4
the holder Of the note secured thereby, We will se
at public auction, front OF the premises on ri,
DAY, the Sd dsy Of November, 1916, at AZ O'Clock,
ell that pieSe or parcel of land situate aud being In
Threlkeld's addition to Geor eetowu, 10 said Dis
ict, and being part Of Lot s. in said addition Be-
Fsyete street q feet inches from the nor n vest
corner OF said lot, and running thence With said
east line feet inches, more less; thence east
erly and parallel with LIST street I'D feet, more or
less; thence horthsrly and paral ell with Fare te
street 90 feet, more or less: thence westerly aud
parallel with LIST street feet thence therly aud
parallel with Fayette street "a feet inches: and
thence Nesterlv and parallel sith LIST street us feet
more or less to the bsginnieg Improved BY .
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; ba!ancs In 6, IL,
~ and y months, secured by notes and deed Of
trust on the property The notes bear interest
the rate OF 10 Per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. Conv-yancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. ohO down when the eroserty is
struck on. 1.-THE terms are not complied with In
dsys the Trustees reserve the right t. resell ct the
cost OF he desuiins purchaser, and the cash pay
ect,4d + T. 4. k RsRSai Trustees.
IAT TIE RKQUEsT OF THs PARrIEs
lnTeREsTED the above sale IL POSTPONED TO
mOHDAf, November t3ta, At same hour and
place, and the tvs Houses will be sold separately
octsleStS Sr'ef Oh the T raese BOWLING, Aue.
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IlUNCAHsOh BROS, Aucuoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF vALUA ABLE I'M
fkONnD AND UNtMPkOvBD PROP2RTY
ON sTREEr AID n esAOH USBTrS AVE-
EU6, BHTWHEN sfH AND 10TH srKEETs.

US THuRsDAY AFTThNCCH. so,em. -
her ID. 1876, 81 80 O'Clock, We will ,elI ct fr
p96iic snc;ioo. in front Of the premises parr4::k
VI Lot in eQuare 30. $40, having fro az OF 90 feet
on l. street north and running back that width "a
10. imprevtd By three small frame Houses
Aiso, part of Let in Square $40, having front of
- feet inches on Massachusetts, aveaue. with an
average ten b OF about los feet. This will maze
spler did building lots, being IN one Of the mosf de
sIrsble locations in the city.
Terms Of ssls: One fourth Of the purchA " m ousy
In cash: the btDanee In equal instalments at l. 4,
emo years, notes bearing Per csnt Interest and
secured BY oesd OF trust on the premises sold. A
oeposit OF 100 required upon each piece DID. All
cohv. yspcine ard recor ding ct the peuss OF the
Turthaser. IL the terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days from day Of sale, the exeou-
tors eserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF tn. defsul,ins purchaser or pur-
chasers upon giving five days notice of such resale
In some newspaHer published In Wsshin stou, ID. y.
MARTH ID. ABBOT, DXecutrix
oct28d CHA6. ABBOT, Executor.
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BRODHEAD q Co.

BRODHEAD q Co.,
1908 sTBBEr. BETWEEN IsrH AND 18Th,
WILL SILL
Prints for Quilting purposes ct 80.
StsndaTd Fruits af &c.
nire Gotten Bats at l21<o., 81 - doz
faper Csmbrtcs ~ TO-, double width
Al Linen Crash, for toveling. SIC.
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Ootton, l0hc.
Stark- beet no yard Spool Cotton. s..
Soo6 Unbieached Canton FlsnDel, &c.
Black Silk, 70 cents and mp, tfnclu ing Quinet
6elIon1s celebrated makes
All Wool Black French Csshmeres, double width
and OF iginsl dye, SIC.
Beautiful kep,, and Plain and Plaid En.lish
kerges, 2jc-
STRIPED ehavis, 81 aud MP.
Boulevard Shirts. soc reduced frem NJ
Elegant Button Paris lids, in All coiors NJ az
10 bheetirs, full width ard standard make sc
Mefelasse, Das asse. Iick erbocker Plaid Bas-
Ret Oheck and Plain DRBss GOODS, unsurpassed
N QuaIty and sfy ie, and many Of which csnnot be
found eIsev here IN this market: Gerry chap And
other q. SIR able goods equally good aai cheap
- DO not TAIL 20 give Q call.
BRODHBAD q CO.,
novl-u 1908 street bet l7th aud l3rh
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A POSITIVE CHANGE.

On the lst CT January. or sooner IL possible, We
snail discontinue our DBY GOODS business at our
present location, No. 3l4 erH sTREET. As there
q some uncertainty as TO arrangements We may ba
bole 20 make, We shall OFFER our stock of new and
essoneble Dry Goods without regard to its present
Talus.
Black SIX at - than old prices,
All kinds Of Dress Goods,
Blankets, Bed Comforts, White Quilts,
Table Damask, Napkins, To sels,
shsker fIaDoels. Csssimeres for men end boys,
Shirts and skirtfnE materials,
White and Colored Flaanels,
Beaver Cloths for Ladies' OIoaks, from 81 O.
In fact, full stock Of all kinds of GOODS, which
lust bs sold of in the time stated.
Don't faii TO see our prices
W. II. BROWN,
octfs-tf No. SIG sth street, near Pa. avenue.
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HARMONIOUS DEsIREs-Not a thousand
miles from Richmond q wife lay In q dying
condition. Having brought up clever orr
phan girl, who was grown, the dying woman
called the young woman to her and said: ~
erIess. They Know You and love Won. and
after am gone want you and my husband
TO marry" The young woman, bursting
into tears, said: "We were just talking about
that"-Tl n1cyablyo Pa Mems
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
WAsssa Icof .s.sss ISL .,a
ps On !. .,,s. F:';se'f a.. ~: 81.
TO- y q ny suction r9oms, . solieenon q "a
pets, seconni Of error in cnrtias: fnsrsia osr-
pct, OIL Clsths. Coohirs and other Stoves, oatas,
Glses ard Or,okery Wore.
now wAtH. 3. WILLIAMS, Aucs.
Rk9oREE LEwIs. anetlooeer..
nue. and nth street.
Ls sFsaI Iss3RrAsT sa5. AZ AZ sr,os o.
Lob IURrIrURG, HAIR M1ffRS sses,
SRftTs obi kit 81 ps s1s "a
10 o'eiosf. si:e, LOT ssOo I'd hand purnitsrs. n
SIC, .a,, -, '''' ssS$;
1'R0s. LOWLIHG, Auctioaeer.
sqRIRIoR SALEgr PARLos LgssIrgal
tSB c.ss o ssISSsT sEsSK wsLs
Ssk 40 %.h snAs Fslh.s sSf a slESe.
H hSsK SSS sisfaSs +:
PETE; BkUrssLs sues: Bauss SIS. II At
AEp sTAIk gaRPn1e; WALNUT NAa81E
DINING TABLE; wALNnT pINlH G
OHaIk-; FBENOH CHINA GLASSWARE:
KNIVES, FORkS ANO SPOONS; wIHOUW
SHAPES; KITOBER REQUISITES
On MONDAY MORNING, Novemb-r Sth,a
fs ard 81 In
sic Place, Capitol Bill. shall sell for o gen
utms decifniI ho usekeep ping, an elegans colec-
N. B.-Psrties In att of first class goods should
give this tsle their attention
Terms cssh THOS. BOWLING,
ociSl Aucttonesr.
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PORTO LovE--They were In town the
and exchanging cuds OF gum with each Other
"Jerusha, where'd you git your guml your'n
sweeter'n mine,n said be; and as she told him
where sne made her purchase, he exclaimed,
but"-he added, In Q lovers passionafe
tone-"its cause you've chewed it's what
makes II so eood."-l Cundsa IN. ~ Home an
Cdrlfru.
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ON TRiDAY, H0vIMB1B Sd. at 12m
" o'clock 10 ;, Will sell at auction, at
JOSEPH HUWARD'S WAkE ROOMS, ~
At Odd Fellows Hall, III
Sth street southeast, Navy Yard.
All the Household Furniture of Mrs, Mccoy,
Consisting OF
Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture,
- And other articles toe Numerous to mention,
To pay storage and other charges on safo goods,
ocfSl st n SPRA0UE, Salesman.
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Annnsrrp urprn P.rxyrI c,crx.

ARRESTED CEDKR PAtxrrL Cfxcrrs
erANcss-A eeDtem@ OF the name Of
boucherst hes Just been ARE tei Ia Paris
He WAS seen walking along the n Ne Se keo.
nee, supporting on hts arm another eeatle
msn who sppeared 10 Re struggling with
man espied NJ Boucherat In the act on
plupgtng HIS hand into his compan,on,s
pockets when he Withdrew them they were
iull, and be was then observed 20 uaasfsr
their contents into bis o~n pockets. Tnese
MOVEMENTS caus9d the policemA an 60 fall
into grave error, no less Than that a mis-
taking N. Boucberst for q conmon tbief.
AT The guard house, whittier the latter vas
conducted In spite OF his most earnest pro
teststtons, he expsained that he had long
been q sorrowful witness OF the misery whicn
20 devote his life 10 The noble mission OF e.
cortire drum kaads 10 their homes when they
were unable 10 take care or themselves. At
the ls6orer Would stsTye. ss Nd made H rq. o.
tice OF taking "the obolus OF frieDdship'
from ue purses OF those 20 whom he haa
re sikLal service. The commissaire
&C police expressed himself perfectly satis-
NED with The explanation; out suseesIed
mat IL had better be repeated 90 . maxfs.
s spa That II would even be .tpediept
LOT ~. boucherst TO pass through me for
msiiiy OF a trisi for petit larceny.
A JOKE ENDS IN HoNIcIpr a,
Louis about eight O'Clock last Sunds nteht
y number OF young men and bsys urrr
lonuilnR a. Tie corner OF jefferson ayeaus
and Pscifc street, In the western mari Of ths
city, when three men In a buggy Grove past.
Something peculiar In the atty ls OF the tsorse
attached 10 the buggy caused the boys "a
boot and utter coarse Jokes, WHEREIN non the
men In the buggy pulled up aud consldera-
bic bsdinsge followed, during which some
person In the crowd crossed the relns IN the
bride OF the horse. This enraged the men
In the buggy, one OF whom Jumped out aud
demanded 10 know who did AZ A young
man named George Williams, aged twenty
one, who was simply q looker-on, was point
ed out rs the practical joker, and the man
from TIE buggy attacked him, and q scuffie
ensued, 4 which q pistol was discharged.
Young Williams fell TO the pavement aud
aled within three minutes, the bullet enter
Ing bis back aud passing out through the
groin. The sssailant re entere the buggy,
which was At once driveR OF At q furious
pace, and was out OF sight before tue Wit
nesses recovered nom their surprise. Soon
after midnight Henry aud Herman Dressing
were arrested as two OF the occu oants of the
buggy. The third man. name VIM Weber
has not Yet been arrested. Toe victim was
q son OF Charles Williams, a master me-
chantc In the Pacific railroad shops aud IA
said TO nave been very steady, inoffensive
young man.
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/ .OOK AT THESE PRICES.

2 TO ards Calico Remnants at CSC
21W e. bet Uslicoe-, 10 to D yds A. 30 worth IN
~ ftain ~ ck Calico Ia remnants at &c
. SO . yard woe brogn Cotton ia short lenst hs
/ ~. q So, cue a. sal for s. by the piece
| so ds ali Liren Cra.h az g.,
Blsck srovo, Slate, ana biue Neytna K, elijah n,
Black tiihs very cheap
Blankets st o. so sS. ~, IS
. IcI STOCK OF CsssiPeres, Oar pets. Rags and
Sn-Oloths 81 Is Der cent. lees than last year a
/ Frank Leslie's Cut Paper Patterns
/ Our prices are the lowest
GEO j. JOHNSON Il CO.,
Octso-eotr Market Space
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SINCE Rock CRYSTAL has become an
much employed In optics, the search for Al
has grown very active. The Alps are the
chief neld for this industry. The searchers
generally prosecute their work alone IN or :
der TO avoid having 10 divide the spoil. Il
involves great labor and risk. An extraor-
binary haul has lately been made by q Berne
ago with guide, discovered q vein OF crys-
tai quartz sixty feet by twelve feet IL was
too late In the season for them 70 do any
th'ng last year, but when the warm weather
came they repaired TO the spot and procured
an immense number OF splendid stones. Toe
large pieces went 10 museums and the frag !.
ments 20 opticians.
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A DISASTROUS Coon HUNT--We learn
that several negroes started out TO hunt
coons, near Hsrrodsburg, In Mercer county,
one night last week. A quarrel arose be-
tween Two OF the negroes In the woods, when
and took charge o Z the boty, while the resi-
OF the crowd proceeded with the hunt A
little later one OF the negroes clim bed q tree
killed. The coon fell among the dogs and =
terrible light ensued. In attem pti az TO sep
arate coon and dogs another negro had his
Ieg literally torn 10 pieces by q dog. He
then killed the dog. The coon NEXT suc-
cumbed 10 fate, and bis death ends the list
OF casualties during that coon hunt. We are
glad TO learn that the murderer has been an
prehended.-l Mfdtedy (Ry.) St1n.
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DRY GOODS.
STILL GREATER BARGAIN:

We have Just opened and yut In stock. 100 pairs
81 ~, ", and II quarter Blankets, not the dnest
efeee II Queifty oui all wool, heavy. aubsta utia
goods, and full size. Very cheap,
great bargain in Mohsfrs.
Ss.l brown AohAir, In plain color, ct LIZ cents,
All kinda Of Dress Goods cheap
100 dcze all linen Towels n censs
LOO pie ces eltrs heavy Canton PlAnr el lak oent,
NAVY blue Water Proof Cloth. rs cents
Eel brown, grey and black Watsrproosa
IcO pieces Cloths. for men and boys wear from
SS;. VIC Too e3.c 76c., Sc, 81.
6sver Oiotns, sea- brown, navy blue, black, for
ksd wilI Ilsnnels: aOc. ,s7So 800, etc.
Medicsted FLANNEL n invali5s
~ new patterns Of sbawls, CHI sp,
Sic Sc. toe. etc. NV
Oolored Oashmeres, double width. 10 seal brown
lay oIue bottle green. etc 1t 60 cents per yard
Blsck Oasf mere, 50 cents per ya,d,
Large Dc ubie Comforts, n So
~ wide eheeting Cotton, Is cents
M. TOwSOA Il CO.,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oct2s NEAR TTH STREET.
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nUNOAHBOH Bros, Auotioneers,

BALE OF THREE FRAME DWELLINGS AND
LOIS ON North s1REET, BETWEEN
AUCTION
On FRiDAYA1TEREOOH.3 Sd day OF No -
vember, A. ID 1876, we will proceed 70 sell ct
public auction: In front Of the premises Of -
the bour OF O'Clock parts Of Lots AIDS are
aud running back that width ITO fest together with
the improvements, consisting Of three well built
frame DIV ellipg houses.
Terms Of sale: SlfOO and expenses OF ssls in
months, notes bearing interest al psr cent aud Sc
cured By deed Of trust on premises sold; all cash
CON piied with Within ten days from day Of sale,
the property will be reeold ct risk and cost OF dc.
fsuitine Iurchaser. upon giving hye days notics
iDston Convey sncipg 40 ct purchaser's cost.
deposit Of $50 will be required q time Of sale
ee14 eo&ds DUHOAHS0U ROS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
Y'HOnAs DOWLIH0. Aucffonesr,
TRgeTf1y SALE OF BBAL ESTATE ON
EkM ynkSkI AVENUE AND 10TH ScRBEf

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9Th day -
Of November, ia4 and duly REQ d ded in LiDer
70. .S. folio lN one OF the land record. for
AID by direotioa Of the party secured thereof,
shall sell, on THURSDAY Arts kNO0s, No
80. Lot lettspet I, in 9rifhth end Oounor 3 cub
dyi,iSn Of orisinai lot lin square ss7 also, q 5
the nth half part of lot 8, iu j nuss III Bar, 9
sacd,i.ion OF square sss, IN said city, sroatine 2
width to the debth If rs fest.
Term Of se,e: esso0 and interest from Feb
reGy Sth. 1915, and EXPENSES Of sale in cash,
and the balance at 8, - and Is mouths, with
notes bearing interest and secured By . deed OF
INST on the property. Convex aucinG ss o
COST go depost sill be req aired on each piece Of
proDery q tbs tine Of gale. II the terms Of sale
are not complied With I'm Eve days fro DAY Of sale
the trustees the right to resell the Same &c
the risk and cost q the dsfauttins purchaser or
Newspaper lublisb.d in the Oitv of W ashin etou
CHABko-M. MATTHUE5 Trustee
oct2l-eo THOS BOWLING Auctfoueer
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Our d Black eros Grain SILK caD'k be m asohet
"a the city OF der o. 70. Also, our usual barsain
Dress Soods. Knit Underwear. HOSIERY ana
nouse at the cheapest store IN the city
CONUOLLYD,
oct8-0 COS Wn street, OBJ. Patent Odioo.
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RO.AORkOW.

RROOkKR LEWIS,
- Marble Building, Penns ave. and lith ST.
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURBIrURr, DON.
81 sIsIl n .p OF rrI WaLssgT AND H0rrAai
WOOD Sat UHeiHs, BRIssILs AND IN
CHAIN GARPErs, mATTIEGs, OIL ASS AND
LAkQl QUANTITY OF BID LIaiN, OoM.
P0kLS; sPRIADs, ac., C0HTAINED IN
EORfHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On tk!DAY MO NIHG, November 3, atn
10 O'Clock, at the above named DWELLING, we VI
shall sell - above enumer ated to which We
invite the attention of buyers I'LL
Bouse for rent
oetSI.Sts BEOOEER a LEWIS. Auefs
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DIED..

years, JOHN HUTCHINSON.
Funsral on Friday, q Instant, q Q CLOCK D n
avenue. Friends Of the family favitsd.
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SILK VELVETS.

having bought heavily ct the recent immense
n,on sales we can now offer the largest stock of
: n lis ia the city. Among our bargains We
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Double width beautiful Dress Goods, In See
Brown, navy Blue, DARK Green, Is. worth 81; don
Ole width Black Alpaca, IS; yard wide BLACK Os.n
worth 70; large Wool Blankets, % 30; NV forH
Mills eheesipR. S1; e1ceilent Bed Tick. 10; Calico
5; White Wool Flannel, IN; canton fiannsi,o 8.
ocf1T tr
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DRY GOODS.

GENUINE BARGAINSl
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JOHN O. HOGAN, rs Ma,ka Spaes,
nangfactarer Of Newly Patented eDrias Roller
, xS,s.s,i.,i'g A..i1E foE stores Hosa.., fHblie
ior 49, OF rent. Sole Agent fog the only genuine
1tldsW Proof Awning Material. eeDU-tr
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EVENING STAR.
ThUksDAY.....N November q, ls7s.
Barlisgtea Hswkeyetesns.

Young ladies, the new shade IL "su,'aue
purple" II In about the tint OF an eles ion
eye Two days old.
The new fashionable DC stle doesu 4 real
aitiact All the attention Il IL capable OF
Going until IL slips around snd settles srscs-
Iolly over The hip. Then IL calls for sp-
= Tney are performing the cantata Of
Joseph at the opera house fn Dss Mo,nes
They bad no trouble In securing talent % ~
pressn Mt most all the members OF potipsar,s
family, but they had TO send clear 10 Bur
liDgton TO get man to play Joseph.
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DLACk CASHMEREs-very CHEAP.
ID BLACK ALPAOAS Cheap.
BLACK sILKs Very cheap.
BLANKETS Very Cheap.
BEAUTIFUL sHAwLs.
SEAL BLOWN, NAVY BLUE, DARK GREEN
ALL WOOL Cash ABBEs, so.
OAssIaIREs for Men and Boys wear.
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i SbHis Z; 5 GtTSHi Trustees.
ect3l- 1aW&es Z. COLDWILL, Sslssuan.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-05

has never yet been dene, each census having
been very imperfect, the state will probably
show greater number of inhabitants than
has generally been supposed The Chinese
immigration has been, during the past year,
lSlH, and during the thirteen years last
past, ll9,0S7. OF these i,iO6 were females"
Special dispatches from Bismarck CON
tain glowing accounts from the Black Hills,
A party carrying the mail between Bismarck
and Black Hills had returned, and gave
wonderful reports Of the richness of the
country. The report is vouched for as thor
oughly trustworthy. Twelve hundred men
are now in that portion Of the Black Hills
through which Rapid creek runs. The aver
age diggings are 81 per hour to each man,
aud they saw $l37 taken out in six hours by
four men. Next day the same force in the
same time took out SIP California Joe, a
person of renown among the gold miners, saw
S3i taken out of one pan, there being one
nugget worth $50. All of the returning
party brought specimens Of gold Of splendid
quality. They all agree in the statements re-
garding the beauty and richness Of the coun-
try, and say Clusters report was not at all
exaggerated. 4 large party is preparing TO
start from Bismarck for the Hills, and will
take large amount Of goods.