davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06
'nose whlskers and moustache. He'll
never know you then" :

those whiskers and moustache. He'll
never know you then"
Never" | said with determination.
I'm not vain man, but will never
voluntarily make a fright of myself"
oh, am sure you would look much
peter without them." said Miss Grum-
olethorpe; besides, member the sknt.
ing party tomorrow; | want Won to
teach me so much. You really must
not 60" "''''
was not proof against this. The
adorable Minnie actually wishing me to
stay! Again, recollected that / had M
other invitation for Christmas, and MI
my immnly were spending the winter
abroad. Under these circumstances |
determined to risk all, and stay where
was sure OF enjoying myself.
NeXtmornng rose early, had clean
shave, and borrowed pair of light.blue
spectacles. When met Miss Grumbls-
thorpe on my way to breakfast she de-
clared that my disguise was perfect tell
ing me nj the same time that her father
had arrived and was in the breakfast
room. l was formally introduced. and
by the way that he received me it was
evident that he had not recognized me
in the least.
Always glad to see Toms friends"
said the old boy, in quite cheerful
tone. :" Thank goodness he does not
choose for his companions such puppies
as lnsuted me yesterday. l wonder
whether they consider themselves gen
tlemen?"
In this strain he continued to talk all
breakfast time, while | answered with
perfect gravity, not daring to look at
Minnie, for | felt sure she was ENJOYING
the joke.
My story is nearly over. / enjoyed
the skating party thoroughly, for spent
most of the day in teaching Minnie.
also accompanied her the next evening
to n ball. where l found she could move
much more gracefully and quickly than
or III" ice.
am now married, and though have
since grown my whiskers, my father-in-
law has never suspected that was the
young jackanape that made him too
late for the train He has never men
toned the burnt-cork business, and has
always been so kind to me that have
heartily repented of it.
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GULDrAR1n1nns.
SLoAN's coNOIvioN POWDERS
EVERY PACKAGE or

Given to your Horse, Cow or Hog, will
return many times its cost in the i'm,
provcmcnt Of the flesh, and health Of!
your stock.
The horse will show more life and ac'
complish more work The COW will
produce more and richer milk. The hog
will take on flesh, and prove less liable
to disease. Slodns ARE the only Condition
Ponders compounded upon scientific
principles. Your horse having worked
hard for you during the past season, II
is your duty to take good care of the
animal after the service he has performed
for you. Plenty of warm bedding, good
feed, and bran mash once week, with
some Of Slodn's Condition POWDERS, will
nut him in good order for next season.
If your Druggist does not keep the
'owder, send 25 or 80 cents, and you will
,ceive package by return mail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06
GOODNIGHT.

.,,a.n i,h,. sweetheart! leave thee now
n, On into a world Of men.
,rhon has my trorh. and thy vow:
mhon Enoweet will come again.
Goodnight Sweetheart
.-ood.nisht. / GO to noise and strife.
"'W;a sin and darkness, noise and night:
mt nv the whiteness OF t'y lile.
swear TO keep my own sou! white,
Good night, Sweetheart
GOOD night The weary world grows OH
And men grow weary Of the race;
pnt life - like a tale untold,
since first looked upon thy face.
Good night, Sweetheart!
Good. night. The hour grows very late,
And darkness falls upon the iand;
But feel brave for any fate
Chat waits me, as kiss thy hand.
Goodnight, Sweetheart
Goodnight! II sudden ath should come,
would be sure of heavenly bliss;
God angel-band wonld take me nome
am made hoy by thy KISS
Good. night, Sweetheart!
ELLA WHEELER
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06
THE SILVER QUESTION.
Eli Perkins Tells How Il Is ut West
Liberty, Iowa.
Chicago Inter Ocean,

The newspapers come into the country
here loa ded down with heavy editorials
on the money question. The farmers
here don't know and don't care WHY
there is all this talk about silver and
gold and greenbacks.
What will you take for that load of
wheatY" l asked staunch Lon Wilson,,
one of the solid farmers from Ovens
Grove. rs he rode on load of wheat up
Main street III Mason City (Iowa) yes
terday.
Eighty-five cents, sir" he said,
pulling away to stop n pair of splendid
horses.
"Silver or gold?' asked.
Il don't care which, SIR" A dollars
a dollar to me. I'll sell my whole 1000
bushels of wheat for the same price,
too,-and take silver dollars, green
backs, or gold"
But don't you know silver dollars are
down-don't you know silver is worth
less than greenbacks p l asked.
"No, sir, / don't. They amt down
out here in Iowa. Eighty-ive cents in
greenbacks, silver, or five-cent nickels
will buy this load of wheat. Cause
why? Cause silver dollars will buy
anything in Mason City,"
But silver dollar is worth less
than"
"No faint, either" he interrupted,
as he lifted a molasses jug out of the
wagon. It's all dang newspaper
lie. tell you we farmers III take sill
yer dollars for wheat, and be glad to
get EN-"
You mean you'll take the trade dol
lar: don't you, Mr.. Wilson,
No, | don't mean no trade dollar.
mean we'll take any silver dollar that's
got an American eagle on it. All we
look at is the U. S. and the eagle, an
dang my soul if look at anything but
the eagle. Yes, sir, anything with a
good, healthy eagle on it buys my
wheat and there comes string of
wheat wagons mile long, and what II
buy my wheat II buy theirs. You hear
meW
But the silver dollar has been de-
monetized."
Been what?' exclaimed Mr.. Will
son.
Demonetized," | answered.
81 don't believe n word Of it, That's
another dang newspaper lie. Do you
pretend to tell me-" he said, as he
crammed one hand into his trowsers
pocket and fished up an 1859 halfdollar
piece, do you tell me that that halfdol-
lars been de-de-damitized? "No,
sir Not if know myself. I've car
ried that halfdollar in my breeches
pocket for twenty years. l took it for
wheat over in Illinois in 1857, and Pm
wilin' to take it for wheat in Iowa
again in 1877. Amt all the halfdol-
lars see around here jus ike this =?
Won't it buy sugar and molasses? Can't
l pay my hired man with it? Then
what's all this Internal nonsense about,
anyway? We farmers don't want the
money changed. i say these old half
dollars suit us. You hear me again !"
and the rich old farmer pulled up his
overcoat and laid the old halfdollar
away in his pocket again.
II am satisfied, my delnded newspa-
per friends, that after all your fine
writing, Lon Wilson, one of the richest
and most intelligent farmers in Iowa,
represents eight out of ten of the farm
ers in the West, and in the whole coun-
try. ELI PERKINS"
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ESTABLISHED 1861.
ELECTRO MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NIlwAUkkz Wis.

Nervous and Rheumatic snf.
ferers from early indiscretIon
sh nld not fail TO consult conf
dentially DR.. NcNAsAR, go
BROADWAY. He has RENE
dies with the aid of elcctrici.
w that will stop those nightly
emissions, remove all irregu-
lnrities attendant on Females
at puberty, monthly period or
marriage; build up the nerv-
oIs svsfeID rpsfnr,s fha seyuui
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06

powers To their n vgor. and the mind to it's origi
nal cheerfulness and strength. The Doctors skin
with the Turkish and sulphur Baths cannot be
cxceed in the healing art.
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Reader, have you ever wished the
earth to open and swallow you up? How
heartily did | wish it at that momont.
| saw the whole thing at glance. Ihad
been playing practical joke upon the
gentleman in whose house | was sitting.
and had been describing him in most
ridiculous light to his daughter. How !
hated Tom for laughing-his sister was
nearly as bad, by the way-while sat
turning alternately pale and red, consd-
erlng what was to be done. At this
moment servant entered the room.
"A telegram for Miss rumblethorpe. ("
She hastily looked over it, and then
read it aloud to us:
Shall come by the $50 tomorrow
morning. Some young jackanapes have
played practical joke and caused me
to miss the train"
At last | found words:
Iom," l said, II must fly. Miss
Grumblethorpe, l cannot sufficiently
apologize to you"
Oh, you need not apologize to me;
nor must you go, either. Tom, you
must devise some escape out of the d.
lemma."
1T would certainly never do for the
governor to recognize you; he would
never forgive you and would cut me of
with shilling Oh, l have i'll SEN
tence you, under punishment, to cut of
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS dFTERkOON,
TtHonAs BOWLING. Anct,opec..

oHk ff,5ysn SAN aN,,rr OF qEv vAL5yARLE N,
s1EEft EAST. :. TWEEN NORTH "A
AND LAST CAPITOL srRsSTS, NEAR
BY virtue Of au order pissed ny the supreme ~,
q orr OF he u street a Columbia, la raiiit Ii
suit Nc. 4 SO, Do-. Is '.ssr. * = i.In> 81
ieiDbef, A. ID. 1873 will oFer for SAT ~ pae1-
aue. ion. il n. lat II tie premises, WrUNI>
GAY, ihe % b day Of Sept, nIbtr 1 81 Clos
p. IT,, at ire risk 3, osst II Iae def.Utng par
,hsNeT, the Ion wig scrihei real s. are part OF
Let nuu bcroi sever g., and II npn, part % TO,
of Los Nc z, at tie southwest orner OF ssd Los,
add rnut lug thence essi SIS feet - In tNsncs
or S2 II. Ok il. thence cas-. 81 Il. ioiH. thea
ioItb % Il. 6e ill.,. tlieoce west 80 f. lex ia, aai
esce sCu:h 90 f.. in. o h7 pol - D. hi 4.
And eeairrihg for sat! part o. ot No. 3 Al ttl.
feet ION ipcl..s, nor % feet i.irt,> tas
west "A feet 1Ol2 inches: TIL south Ii est, aosr
40 Get, md he &c south fest - tucoeS, l., the
ioibt OF bes inning wi n t;e il pIove,neis thare-
n. coh31sting OF threh-story Brick Dwell e
i'ccss and n frame teueut"n'. To- bs so:1 sub
20 prior encuInbIancs Of - 600 All taxes. A |
convey ai'-r & y C'fcHastF's COS.
1tlG.S o. s8iS: C..e-t'fiIi o. the p.Cilaz snNIs
IA cash. The Residue in W. iS) eQ ai III g.i meats.
st TX a3d tteiTe months, or al cas- ootiol %
pure, sser. II the Terms be- not complied within
I'VE tb) Ga the Trustee reserves III. ii gat re 81
at ;;I!rchas RS risk sni cost. $50 Do il required
When property is bid off
tHAs. A. Elliot rrast y,
ser12-eo,d sos 9th street II. W.
cdIst quebce of ihA rain until SAT RID ~. Sep
EN-: e. the 18th, same hour and pace. by o DIR
II lru-t.e
81 2S-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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lis sever thus-said Alexander when he
Cut the Goroian knot.
EE-lt is said that the mail in Colorado ar
rNes on time when the carriers are chased by
Indians
eE-l Begin to think that the democratic
parry can never be killed. Secession did not
Kill it: The war has not killed it: fraud has not
Killed ii: II has not killed ITSELF and IL Will not
die Ben HI.
fS-A Virginia woman offers to sell her hus-
the hquidGtiOa of the State debt IL can
recommend biTa to purchasers, she adds las
a u an possessing al the qualities woman
capable OF controlling him could desire"
as-A poem commences Under the wiIlows
he's lying" He must be a tramp. They lie
under all sorts of trees. One was discovered
lying under an aNe-tree tie other morning
The owner OF the wagon made him wheel
wright around and leave.
Es-A French gentleman meets young and
pretty American girl in Paris. What In the
world are you doing here?" I'm spending
MY honeymooA." "But where is your hus-
han6?" "Oh, he's in New York ."-( Paris
FtgGT0.
Sc" Do you lore me siu?" Mrs. hawkins
ASKED, as her husband was attempting TO
write an important letter. "Do you love me
Stil!?" = les, j do" said Hawkins; and IL was
the emphasis that broke her heart hepGuE
@ 7iSlftutiJn.
Ss-fusSy and partially deaf officer inspect
ing stables" Ali, Smith, what on earth nave
you been cleaning Your harness with?"
smith" Nothing, Sir" Officer" All Then
don't DO il with that again See how it rots the
leather."-[ Fun.
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nOWNMAN & GREEN. Auctloneers,
II 4l2 7lh st. northwest

TRGSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PEpPEkTY, STU ATE ON
VERMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN X AND
SlS n: W., ONSIsTIN4 OF A
iCl9.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust to Us, dated ssA
the 9Th cay Of June, AID. 1874 and duly re- T..sS
corded in Liber No. 1853, folio 124 OF the LII
land records OF the District OF Columbia. and az
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
we will offer 1or sale, In front of the premises,
THURSDAY. Octooer 1Otn, AID. 1873, at 4
p. M, the following described real estate, situate
IN the city Of w Arlington, District OF Column
bla. to with: Sub-lot numbered twenty seven CID.
OF John o. Exams recorded subdivision OF Suo-iots
numbered fourteen. fifteen, sixteen, seventeen
and eighteen, OF John L. Kidwell's recorded sub
division d OF lots In square numbered two hundred
and seventeen: together with the improvem .nts,
1913 Vermont avenue.
Terms Of sale as prescribed In the deed OF trust:
The full amount Of the Indebtedness together with
the Interest, costs, commissions aud expenses in
cash, And tho balance at twelve twenty -four aud
th:rty-six months for which tbs notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest at the rae of six
tum per annum from ths day Of sale and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold shall be
taken. dsrOsit OF nve hundred dollars shall be
required OF the purchaser 1T the time Of SALE and
all conveyanctDg and revenue stamps shall ba at
the expense of the purchaser. The Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the purchaser In DEFAULT If the terms
are not compiled with In ten DAYS after the day of
sAe. WIN. II. PHILIP, (n.,,.a..
=Nepl9ddds JAMES M. LATfA, ifuS'ees'
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BROS. Auceioneerz.
SALE OF IMPROVED aua UNIMrRUyED
ER .i,RRlN

SALE OF IMPROVED aut! UNIMrRUyED
FIR t;'EElY \.
On FRIDAY AFTpR>OoF, Sept. n h, rs,
at 'ciCc6. j. frcnt cf tn premises re .rji,
SCI. LOTS 2 8 q. d psgl f. sqpGre 1898 4. s - :
t'tt. 14;h aid 16t SIS e. At5 ocl ok. l,o- L.
square 81: b, bet. al" Eat Csp:tcI ais s.
On SATURDAY, Sep e her Is II. II D .'coca
M, pa t.ot:9. ,GraFe S75; It'll. bstweol q 4 |
SITS. Sc, improved b. Groom franz bo as. At
81 o'eEek pm Lot II, square iO47; X 81. bs .
tween lStf AID al is. s..
On 1CSSD- Y. October 1St, - 5 a'cI0cs u. II,
Part Lot 1, square 1888: corner X d N Jec-ay
avenue Sc 1roatin5 SO feet on Ne. rsey ave-
rue, and improved by q story rics hon G Al
61R o'c OF PHI. pat iz:t square 74S: Vi str-cr.
between New Jersey aSs nue. And LIST Street south
east: 2-StEI ~ frame. 6 rooms.
Ttiio good, CT &c Sa!e. 4 deposit required a. time
Il safe. Terms liberal AID niade Known a tim /,
OF sale. Se;2O
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AUCTION SALES.
To BIZ SOLD At AUCTION.

site IRE e1 81 G. nten,s Of the Old Curiosity r,
NoNDAh EVE NlNG. September so a. stoA.AA
20 cfec1 y N, consisting o. SO volumes a N e.
y.A.het Us Books siiSer-r atsd Ware. T.o.s 81
80 % Crypt CT. " atchts Ch'ckS, Guns. TiSicis,
al general g. 2 ar;ires q: all ces ripiio.s.
Ia ENESik,;- BoaS only.
u \. Az. EhSRSBAY and TH 4 SSl'Al
To.js So! ;el-pa 81 Ware. Go Ks, WatrheS
,siS q All descriptions. AID MiSce lSaecas Ar
sATrRDay Bvepias-A general variety Of
Nec' ne-hAEd C.ctS'ns.
sa.e positive. Tern cash.
F. c. ORE, Salesman, '''f"NS se;as.7
FsTRu>TEE's sALS Of vNiU1BIg RAJ.
ksIApK' nsAHCoLLEGE STAT NIB s
= h.. tIiGce Geo se,s Z in'y MI
Ion Prince Geo'ee's county. thu suhS -rih.,r 49,
vi on. r al prnic - e II atsv'll.. r -, -
StCeeS g. % Y, M. on THURSDAY o.IS,-
J. " day 'rsa'trr, tract parcs. of l. nd con
tst. ing 81 sores, re ug tie sa,ue proper which
y As n.re,ot"re m,,tgag-d ~ Euee . :. Giver. -
the freet mans Savi. - md TIu,s Cnnn<n~ an
le.Crrd among the land recorisof Pc {; -, :
90 nv. L.. l.il~r r. X. No. 4, folio 80, SC.
1. and is situ"ted on tao 4 -. - z \
CcilrRe Sts'io1, whaTe ths cars s op s-vasal IN
aday. &c grad or The laai is good aud "!
tuatS for suhur re idc a, es, being onis Fl =
ieer my utsS' ride from Washington I'D ia !.
J. Gh state Of cultivation. Ii is hrst-rAts gra -
ana and j. uell watered.
IsiH's Of sale as prescribed by the dss7ea We:
one-ha'f OF the parchase money 10 De pad GA "a
day ii sale or Oh the ratification there 4 by ia
:" mt: lie balance ia six m prths; ;he Who ( Of ti
Sily. and the deferred pay - 10 h. secrrel ~ n
cd o. the purchase-, with security TO be approved
10y the Trustee.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested 10
view the premises oefC re the day OF sale.
G. g. MaGRGpkR, Tt .s-ea.
tTrfr Mar boro', Sept. IL, 1873. s.p2S { =
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc.ioneers.

fRUsTEHS' SALE OF TWO-sTnRY FRaaE
OUTAGE AND SIDE LIT, siSoa.et "a 8 h
street, between h and SITS. ne, al a.lciinn
BY virtue OF deed o. trust given 10 Us. "A
dated May 1st, 1873, and duly recorded H. mn
Llber No. 1l6. foiir 1853. CT J.e land record ..6R
Tor the District OF Columbia, a,d bf request the
PARTY secured thereby, we will Ski. at pIhc auc-
tisn, Oh TUESDAY tie 9th day OF October A. D.
1873 az O'CLOCK p. M, i'll front OF the premises
ali those certain pieces parcels OF land aud prem
1898 known and described upon tbs SsOund plat Or
pan OF the city Of asnngton ID. C., being 10 S
tNenty-Ssven and twenty eight of A. Ii. Kelley g
subdivision OF square SS9. together with all lhs
IMPROVEMENTS, ~ays, easements. ris ht5, prlvI-
ltses, appuIte nances and hsr, dttanenS to >
same bel"DgiI & or otherwise appertainn8. Lot q
IS improved by a two-StoTy Frame Cottage. Lot
70 is unin proved, and adjoinS lot 81.
Term: One-thtTG cash: balance in six and twelve
months; notes t1aribg interest at psr cent. un ii
pafd, and secured by coed OF trust on n p eni-
ises SO d. All eonvsyancing at purchasers cost.
deposit OF 500 reGui Ell at time OF ATE. LIZ the
inns of sale not compiled with within seven
days FRI M day of sa!s the Trustees fesseve tn !.
right to resell the properly al The risk aud
tht detauting purchaser, upon giving five days'
public notice o1 such resale.
JOHN H CLICK, }r.
sep21 COSRAD KAUFMAN, trustees.
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DOWNMAN & GREEN. Auctioneo-s.
~ 4l2 sIh ST, north vest.

~ Az .Ih 81. Northwest.
TRCsTFEs' SALE oF yEaY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY On VEkMD4 L
kNENGk, BErWEEN kANDL STHGEFS
COSSiSlI> IL OF HANDSOME KIyK
RI sIDENCE, No 1921
by virtue OF a deed o; tFH3. to Us, dated -.
the 9th day or Jurls, \. ID. 1874 dolly re1art- -
81 in liner NO. 752, foiio 126 ons Of the land "A
recorcs OF the District OF CouIn1ia, aua ID. tie
written request of The party s>eu ei thereby. We
VII otter for sale ia fgont OF the prs ni5ss
THUk DAY, Octo;er lob, A.D 1873 st 4
O'Clock p H., the !oNa~ ng described rea sStats,
Si.ua,e In tae tity o, Washington District Of %
lnlnba, 10 VII: sn9-l lot nnihbe rel twenty egns
(2e), CT John y. Evans recordei suSl.visiJn of
enteen and eighteen, o. John l.. kidw~i $ cord
ed SUBDIVISION OF Lots III Square uum aersi TO
kuItcred ard seventeen (217i, together u:.h the
Improvements Consisting o. he hand So.a, b. cS
residence, No. 1o21 VeIli ont avenue.
Terms OF sale prescribed III tbs dsaj OF
The full anaount OF tie Indebtedness, rcya- h r
with tie Interest, costs, commissions al;l expen-
%fs 1n cASh, AID ne ha>nce - tTs.Te, twenty tour
aud thirty six months iOT .sliC;G he E.,e
purchaser orf.'tis interest he rat@ Of < .p5-
cebt':nl per aunuln, fr lm the dar of sale, a-si
cured by Geet Of tiuSt DC the proparfy s1l snail
be taken. 4 dsppsi. of Five II andEei d. ,rs So /
20 required " the puI chaser re ii Of sale,
and all couSeyane aus REVENUE sta ips sh.ii
It the peIse of iils purcl - Th, T. aSI,s
reserve the RICH. 10 ressl! st the and riSk OF
he urcfaser i'll default, il the terms not COM
Diisd with In ten day. after he 10Y ot sale.
WI II. Pd LIE. trr,...,
scp1S- dads JAMSs nj. tAVTA, fAiu>'eoo'
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~ w. HANDY, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE
FRAME DIV ELLING, No. 1888 aEvENr

TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE
EkAME DWELLING, No. 1888 uEvEN "a
81 RECT NORTH EST
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated August ~.
Sd A. ID. 1877? and duly recorded in LII er s:.sa
NO. 365 folio So, OF the land records of al
the District of Colombia, and at the request OF 10
party secured thereby, we VIII sell az pubic an
ton, on TUESDAY, october LIST, A. ID. 1873 a, S
O'Clock IN, i'll front OF the prsM iseS the foil wv
ing describes property. with the i'm row sn-nus
thereon. situated in the city OF Washington, Dis
trtct OF Columbia, known and designated as Lot
numbered six (6, in Chapm subdivision IF the
north half of square num cred three hu dred q d
thirIy,nse (SS5, } being the premises known as
No. 1888 11th street Il w
Terms OF 81 e: one third cash. balance In thres.
SIX. Zine: Twelve, fifteen and eighteen m lhih, at
ten per cent. per annum, secured on property sold
or all cash st The option o; tho purchaser. A d.
posit OF one hundred dollars required at time Of
sale. Ali convey aneing at purchaser cost. Terms
to be complied With Ia seven days.
JOHN SHERMAN, (n-.
WIN. n SMITH. salesman.
sep19. 90 % 28 o. oct1
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E9yED.

BENNER. On the morn ing OF Septe nber 9th,
1873. ANNA G. bESEER, widow of the late Henry
q. BenIer, ag q sixty four years.
Relatives aid friends OF the family ara respect.
fully invited to ar end her funeral ON Monday, the
so instant, at 10 30 pl.. from the residence OF
her son-'D-Isx, 14l7 Eighth stree- northwest
Fills. On Friday, September 9th 1873
NORMA, infant dsughter OF Dorvia and Alice FL
Us.
FuneraI from the reridence Of its PARENTS 40 u
street southeast, al $50 clock r. IN. Tom PROV
TUPPFR. After a short and painful Illness
HARRIET A, beloved wife of Caas, A Tuppor
sged 50 ears and one ID month.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyitez tn
attend her funeral at her late res.dencs cor Firth
AND streets sou beast. No. 50l, Sunday, Septem-
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lSYFsTIG ATISG SIN.-Eey. T. De Witt TAI
mage nl;tde d tour OF inspection of several
dal.ce houses, gambling houses aud disreput-
i&S. week, Tor the purpose of collecting ma
fellsl Tor series of sermons 10 young men
tie was accompanied by two gentlemen
i:leEGS, Dot ciergymen-aDd escorted By
Police CoEmissioGer Nichols and Police In
-itctcr Murray. Mr. Talmage says his trip
Mas Liehiy "a isfacto!y, while at the same
bounds at what lie S;w
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{ WAS. W. HANDY AuctioneeT
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lhFht We real. Ea1TArE OK ID SrREEr
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It a. ave ue!enlahtS, he 'ers;i.ef, z. ust"e
Wiz sell, s public aur-icl, il ffo;, Tn. srsIat,aS
10 tie highest bidder, on : >TUE fAY. the IS.
dsy OF 81 teut'or. 1878. al clock ,. IN hs .G.-
WINS desCIio>d re- esta,r, wi;:-5,r- number
ed SIX t6l. in J. &. 2uboy 5 reGori5' .digiSi3a
FIVE hoI bred and -eyr.iry-nTt (6Ti TIE Improve
hSE's corsist OF 4 three story pressed sick y
witf Stcie,toom On first floor, b2ng No. lib ID
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Terms OF sac: Oae-ti,ird cas-: l,zi.ncs IN tpa
equal Instruments, payable in one ami Two years
trnn a. OF sale, wiiL interest heIep a Sew,
FER ceutuE4 untii PAD. ami to bs Scared ~ a r.
tenfoE OF tie title % the Trustee ulti TIL zaple
ralCtSSe money Is paiG. a1G igSr3u"e 10 III ,ts-
faction of the TruS &c; al cash IL. purchase
o.ticn, Ii the Terms of sale a co;no'is>i VIII
within fvs days from the Cay OF tle, he g-us I,
+ SCI YES the right IL resell t"e said prom sila
Ii>h and cost "i the dafaT Ing pureh iSr al e. va
daJ S .dvtrtiS- meat IN the sventDg Eessp =
pr. 200 do..siI .! the time of sails. al cJaycY-
GDtlDY ST pun haSse; - G st.
JOHN + HAEEk, Trus-ee,
SeFlo-coSuS Ne0Ste Law 3ut!iipg.