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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-06-28
THE PRINCE IMpERIAI, DEAD

The PRINCE IMPERIAL DEAD
Recently, whilereconnoitering with
a British scouting party in South
Africa, the French Prince Imperial,
with several ofIhis party, was killed
by the Nulus. The star ofthe Ma
poleonic dynasty has been steadily
declining since the battle of Water
loo. 1T liz remarkable thatsthe first
and third Napoleon died exiles on
English soil, and that now the Ma
poleonic heir apparent lasfallen in
hattie fighting for England.
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UaparalEeied Rainfall.

Specigl Telegram 10 the Galveston NeNs-
Griffin, june "a This section was
visited on the night of June 40 with :
TERRIBLE rain storm. Upwards OF elght
inches of rain fell. Collins creek over
flowed the town, drowning three people
here and four just below The damage
to property is not known, but IS con
siderable.
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Conservation of am Episcopal
BlsAaOp of Mexico.

Pittsburgh, june III AT 10 O'clock
this morning Rev DIR. Henry Chaui,ey
Riley was eonsecraied Bishop If Mex
leo, of the Church Of Jesus, ut Trlniiy
Episcopal Church, i'll this city. with
imposing services. A large numbersf
bishops and eminent Episcopal clergy
from all parts of the country were pres
ent. The edifce was ythronged. The
sermon WIS preached by Bishop Coke.
of Western New York. Bishop Riley
is u native Of Chill, Spanish student,
and has labored many years in Mexico
and is well qualified for the position he
wi i now undertake. After the exercises
here Bishop Riley will visit Europe
The Church OF Jesus is new ,chnrcn
and branch of the Church of England.
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The constitutional Convention

Articles adopted since our last
report:
No funds raised for the support
of the public schools of the State
shall be appropriated to OF used
for the support of any seetariau
schools,
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Members of the Temperance
Council are requested to read spe-
cial notice by the w. p.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-06-28

A lady with o new bonnet never
likes to hear q clergyman pray
for rain. Uncle Sam.
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Health Reports.

Memphis, june ID Official reports
to the agent of the Western Associated
Press at Memphis, from mayors and
presidents of boards of health of the
following cities and towns: Memphis,
Vicksbnrg, jackson, Miss Canton.
Miss; Shreveport, La Calhervile,
Tenn; Hickman, KY; Grenade, Miss
Helena, Ark; Holly Springs, Miss:
Decatur, Ala; Tuscumbia, Ala, all
bearing date june 20. bring the grail
lying intelligence that in none OF the
places mentioned has the present health
outlook ever been more favorable. ln
no instance has there been any inaica-
ton OF return Of yellow fever Better
health than usual ut this season OF the
year prevails and every pEeeaution that
sanitary science can suggest has been
taken to prevent a recurrence Of iast
years epidemic. Quarantine reguia~
tions have been established ready to be
enforced should an .exigency arise.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THANCERY sALEs.

BY virtue Of q decree Ct the supreme Court ~
o. he k Rs'Fis s5s Of GsgI1a Gasssd in equity
IN he Sss
81 the f1ll9Hing real estate in this CITY VIZ
M e ~ kO ia
fronting Sc, On scutI street snd aeora syenus be-
roth 1i5 fest q inches hence seaths estssIS
e Rs9es sss 8 sss
sS Z sss & e,
tiens Sc soath iss festi ineh PUBIC aey thence
ess stfeet e. " . sA'An 'f"1'0 n0o''' NN'''
= O., the same dsy, 2. $40 o'clock p lot E. IL
in the aey between oath and 25th streets west and
and streets north, improved by five two story
on To-, WWEnNEsDAY, the Sd day Of September, A.
M by NO as ms Ns
23s, 2s5 and 2s7 1917 street southwestJ
a. as s ssGsn {st Fl Gt Ne
qf' som no X ss eorneF Of said thence
,euthern line Of lot to 18th Greet; Themes north IS
,et1 frsns as1ss s s ] BY
On THURSDAY IF, the 4.h day Of September. 1879
g. SS ssst Ct IF Ne 81 sei south
noTS l. s.s i ;a L. sssasss
sTo!ed y xostoly BECK House i 90 74s ssh
or tie same day, at 80 O'clock p m. Lo. No. II,
H. Hi)l's iEbdiv:sion of square No 1876 improved
" threestory brick house. (No. sll 9Th street
Ecrthwest.)
On the came day. at 6 o'clock pm Part of Lo.
No II, in square No, 454, besinnin. on street 90
iset west frGr northeast corner OF lot. ru1 ming
east 20 feet thence north 1O3 fest to the begin
nil g. with tie right OF way private alley in
Gi8 street northwest)
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
in cash. and the residue ia three equal instruments.
st six. twelve and eighteen months with interest at
SIX per cent per annum; all in cash. at the pur.
chase1's option. deposit Of $3.50 will be required
on each lot or part of lot on day of SALE Convey
aDctng at purchasers cost.
STEIGER LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers.
sul2O dads
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French Styles i'm COnStantinOple.

Ladies who have so far imbibed the genuine
spirit OF western civilization that they can read
a third class French novel, and execute with
their own delicate 1ngures few choice pieces
themselves from the ideas and feelings which
were In vogue in the time Of their grand
mothers. In their eyes the man who passes for
q sanity sanity personage among the common people
more. This is one or the many symptoms of a
great change which Is daily occurring. la
spite OF MuSSulman conservatism and Turkish
immobility, Constantinople is gradually falling
under the social influence Of the West. 1 re-
member seeing similar gathering In that same
spot some seventeen years ago, in the second
year OF that inglorious reign of the late Abdul
Az. The general effect was the same, but
The swarthy attendants Of the Pasha's wives
and daughters are much less brutal and inSo-
lent, and now show certain politeneSS even to
GlSourS. The numbering, picturesque vehicles
of former days have entirely disappeared and
give place to oroughamS and landaus which
might have spent their younger and fresher
days In Hyde Park or the Bots de Boulogne.
Many OF the ladies' now wear wells, which are
mere transparent shadows OF the old ydshmaks,
and French Kid gloves, which were few years
among the women Of the middle class the light
OF western civilization Is beginning to dawn.
Strange to say, 1t has first become apparent On
their feet. An the upper parts Of their cos:
tiny yellow slippers, which greatly contributed
to that awkward shuffiing gait for which Turk
1Sh women are remarkable. have given place to
smart French boots. 1t is, perhaps, to be re-
adopting the mere externals OF western culture,
but In this respect they are no exception to the
general rule, for In all countries where the cli-
mate demands certain complexity OF costume
part among the pioneers Of clvilization.-[c0r
London Times.
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Eo6Gs. On September Sd. 1879, ESTHER b
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. papers please copy
JARDEIL La. On Wednesday morning, septem-
Der 3D. 1872, after al lingering Illness Dr. j. b. JAR
DELLA.
BIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from his lste residence, No.
l2I nnsyyania avenue east, tomorrow afternoon,
ct hall past three O'Clock.
May he rest In peace.
JONES On the morning OF September Sd, 1879
In the seventeen year OF his aRe.
Relatives and frlencs are invited to attend the
funeral services, at his late residence. pm Fri
day, September 9Th. Interment at Oak Hill Ceme-
terry.
In au the re- atons of life he Vas O trae and honest
al. His suffertnRs were borne with manly forS-
tu6e, supported by the hope OF q blessed immor-
tality.
WELLINGTON. On Thursday, September {.
1873, JOHN, infant son OF Thomas and esrsh Mel
hpgton, a. ed nine nouths seventeen days
Weep not for little Johnnie,
His gentle spirits fed;
He sweety sleeps with Jesus,
Among the silent dead.
Funeral from parent residence, street. betvoen
26th and 9th streets northwest. Friday, O'Clock
denly Of disease OF the heart, ARCHIBALD koAEE
TIE funeral will take place from NE iSse re1 Se9ce
No 30 Prospect street, Georgetown, Do, on FRIDAY
Al teri DON, at O'Clock pm HIS relatlyee eno
friends are respectfully requested to attend On the
ocI aston wntout further invitation TPostl
of TYPHOID ana pneuInonia, ALICE EDNA, aged seven
yesrs one month and twenty-h i've days, eldnss
daughter Of George W. and Alice II. Scharf,
hteIn enf at Aberdeen, Hartford Co, Md
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
/ PROVED PROPERTY ON TIE NORTH SIDE
OF NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN
EQTETH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTH

By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court a.
Of the District Of Columbia, parsed in cause I'M
10 6Sb7, equity, wherein Jacob Roth is coYn.>A.
plaiDant, and John Kozel administrator, and Carrie
III aeutler, heir-at law Of Adoph Kraeutler, de-
ceaf ed, are defendants, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on MONDAY, the 18th day of Ssptem-
Der. 1879, at O'Clock NJ, in front Of the premises,
al that part OF the lot Of ground situate in the city
OF washington U: o.. known as original lot No: z,
metes and bounds Beginning at point on the
south line Of said lot distant ~ feet inches from
the southwest corner thereof, and running thence
in northwesterly oire ction with line at right
angles to said south line Ill feet inches to the
line OF said lot; thence with said rear lire to the
northeast corner Of said lot thence in southeast
erIy direction with the east line q sad lot to the
thence in southwesteriy direction with ssid ave-
nue. to the be ginning the same being lots and @,
In q subdivision OF said original lot made By de-
CIT passed by said court in equity cause No 129.
Lot fronts ~ feet inches on New York avenue
ard extends bs ck with that uniform width to the
rear line Of said original lot Lot fronts % feet
inches on said avenue. and also extends back with
be cold separately.
equal instalments for which the purchaser will be
required to give his notes at six and twelve months
from day Of ssle with interest at six per cent
all cash, at option of purchaser deposit Of $50
each lot viii be required upon the fall Of the ham
mer. Terms to be fully complied with within ten
serve Il right to resell at the risk and cost of the
defaulti1 purchaser. All conveyancing at the
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
$40 d street w.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. sep2staw6ds
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TO-MOBROW.
pECEIvER's SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF
IS: 11s bkfBeE sTkkEI HISo. ESTfRE

REG,EII1y Is1',s. SALE oE ENTIRE STOCK OF
"a; 113 Bridge STREET; ALSO. ENTIRE
ST00k OF FURNITURE. CROCKERY,
SIQXEs, HORSE WAGON; QARRIAGE AND
BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN. D. q:
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court "a
of the District Of Columbia, PASSED in equity VI
cause No GS68 ehsll sell at auction, on the
premises, Nc. 1l3 Bridge street, Georgetown. ~
eScins At 10 esloeS aa on THGRspAY sspt
1879; and at No. 80 Bridge street, Geoigetown
D. O., lot Of Furniture, Stoves, Tin Ware, Crock
cry and Notions, Horse, Carriage. Wagon, &C., on
SATURDAY, Sept 6tA. 1879. commencing At 10
o'clock an Terms Of b se3e' f easR Receiver
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts aug26-d
TRUsTER,s SALE OF IMPROVED Real rs
1 GATH TATE Ho 5E No. 1901 FOURTH STREET
BY virtue OF . deed OF trust, recorded In -
Liber 777. folio pa, of the land records Of the @
Equity cause No. $500. in Supreme court D. O.
(TImeeden executor, vs Austin ct all will sell,
FRIDAY, September 9Th. 1879, at O'Clock p M. In
ont Of the premises, at public auction, Lot An
AZ Adams Subdivision Of original Lot 49, in Square
Also, the parcel of ground adjoining, described as
follows: Com mencing q. the northwest corner of
said lot A, and running thence we on NJ street 20
feet thence south IL feet thence east 20 feet the
southwest corner said lot A. aud thence north to
Fl ame Dwelling House. No 1901 18th street south
east
Terms: Onethird cash balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day of
sale. Deposit Of 300 required day of sale, and
terms to be complied with in seven Gays Convey
JOB BARNARD, Trustee, 500 st. NV
JNO. SHERMAN. AuctiOneer. au923- s. tn th&dG
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers-
VALUABLE UN1MpROvED PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON STREET BETWEEN TWELFT q
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST,

By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Heptena- -
ber 15th, A D lsa3. and duly recorded IN Liber
cords for Washington county District Of Columbia,
also by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court 10
aL and by direction OF the party secured thereby,
shall ssl st RuSl,c auctions n front Of the premises
pm, the following described real estate situate,
lying and being In TIE city and county Of Washing
Of Lot numbered four a. tn Square numbered one
Thousand and two Q.eO2). as described on the
ground plat or plan Of the original subdivision Of
said square one thousand and two ClOO2) fronting
sixty two (62 fee four 90 inches the north side
feet north
Terms of sale One.third cash balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day
Of SALE and secured by deed OF trust on property
eold; AN conyeyancing. &c at purchasers cost
not complied with within five days from day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
chaser. CHARLES D. FOWLER.
auK27- eo0&d6 Trustee.
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This morning Netcs reporter dropped into
low, implanted frame building On the corner OF
Campau avenue and Franklin street, and wit.
messed for the first time In his eventful life the
operation OF making clay pipes. AS the fact OF
has q e eay pBe ssy FEW
about the modus operandi OF pipe making viii
not be out OF place. All the clay used is pur-
chased at Baltimore, and costs from $50 to 800
per carload. 1t arrives at the factory In hard,
dry Jumps and must be thoroughly soaked In
a big tub or tank before 1t Is ready for use. The
soft Clay is then rolled and Kneaded and mixed
together until II forms solid mass without
any Jumps. Six men sit around a table with a
lot OF damp clay within easy reach. Grasping
q lump In each hand the workman rolls IL back
hand until it resembles pipe, and then laying
II one side until tray full OF wet, embryo
pipes has been accumulated. The tray is
iLen placed outdoors in the sun to dry, and
after an hour or two is brought inside by
the same workman, showed into an iron
mould and pressed into shape with quick
pull at a lever. The hole through the pipe
creased TWO girls at an adjoining table re-
ceiye the pipes at this stage OF their manufac-
ture and scrape on the ridges and other i'm
projections left by the mould. The wet pipes
are then taken out Of the shop and placed In
large crooks or tubs OF fre clay, called saggers.
AS fast as the saggers are filled they are piled
one above another inside brick kiln, and two
jected to intense heat for several hours until
the pipes are baked thoroughly white. The
stem OF each pipe Is then coated with yellow
mixture Of shellac, tumeric and other SUBJ
stances, TO prevent 1t from sticking to the lips,
and the pipe is ready for shipment In boxes
partially filed with SawduSt
A steady workman can roll and mold eight
gross OF pipes day, and is capable or making
$40 or SIP per week, II he attends to his bust
ness. The factory has capacity OF turning
out $50 to $50 boxes per week, each box con-
weeks a ten ton car load OF clay Is received
from Baltimore. Almost all clay pipes are
stamped with the letters T. ID being the ini-
tails OF Thos. Donne1iy, a famous MANUFACTURED
OF clay pipes in Scotland, many years ago. His
fame is still perpetuated by manufacturers OF
Clay pipes In Europe and America.-iDel'oH
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THOS. z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FIRST sTRRET NoRTHEAsr AND DELLA

Under ard by virtue Of deed Of trust -
bearing date on the Sd day of March, A. u. Jun
ls56, and duly Of record in Liber No: s14 -A":A
folio 1885, enc Of the lard records for Washington
gutlic auctisn, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, tue 9th day Of September. A. D. 1879, at s
situate and being in the city Of Washington. and
kIGwa ana described on the sround Plat or Plan Of
Square mbeFed Elk hundred and eighty siI $3.50.
feet 26) front thereof and extending south with that
width one bundled and thirty-seven feet l37) tue
tuil depth OF the Lot together with the improve.
ments.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. and the residue in
three equal nstalments, payable respectively in six,
twelve and eighteen months from the date of sale.
with interest payment OF principal and interest to
cash at the option Of the purchaser: Al convey:
sale not complied with within FIVE days from the
date OF sae the Trustees reserve the right to resell
upon one weeks notice In some newspaper printed
and published in the city Of Washington.
CHARLES BRADLEY, / r-,,...,
aug2teo&ds A. THOMAS Bradley Ai"s'ee7'
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TOTO GREAT 1O1n

70 tn. NORTH. %xgE. Aun sourHwrsT
s,,.. oSSi: 4r:SsS; s:::1 SS SGS;,,,,..
TRAINS 3 zs }gss g 81: from D.ps
r.sSEa md q stR sRa 70 $751; fsG
p We Rso. 6sa 70 '6 6Sss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
'0t AND sss Aors soes IS ani e1eept
Losf A,ssa: ana s S :, 1856 IN. daS. *
Tor Nov York and tho East. 80 pm daily. except
sanSssy1 ana ~ II daily. With Rsaof Cars
c.rs S0sa 10 I'M asy. .1cspt Sunday .n fA.l'.
For Broollyn, n: 4. n through tram: oonnscs 8
ts1.ss saa % Y sss
For Phnsaslphis. sss Am. and 80 pm. daily.
g. .na a.1 3 "a ns.y
For Bsit@oTs. 20, IS. $50 n aud 81 Is.
s1 s j :sa d:S s1sep s, sPnda5 10 am
For Pope. 0Ises LIns: 40 4 a. and A:2o p n.
For AnS.s saisr5 sSnS1 3. and 40 p NJ. daily o.
cept Sunday.
~ IhaSEhl9 @sD %sshsa
For S1 is. g. e saaa:; T. a.
ssS : = Ss1!,: sse sss ssna:s An oA'' Mo
r. y II $ ~ Il PM a''; IS
se & 4 a :,iss
M 4: s9s ssssss : s: s:ss
FRANK T10Ns0N General 1anasss. acVs
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CouRTING IN THE AZoRRs.-Passing mouse
In the suburbs OF Ponta Deigada one Gay saw
road taking to a young lady who was leaning
over the railing Of the balcony when o ne saw saw
he hed ratmrnad and was again chatting with
the iady In answer to my lnquiring look an
English lady the party said 0h that Is an
WaW Indeed they continue In the same way
for q long while. The young gentleman Is not
admttte6 to the house until about to be engaged
to the young lady, and then he sees her only in
the presence OF other members OF the family"
Letter to PhitG. Times.
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TRTTSTTEEEasS, H. SALE AZ 0E gNIMPRoyED PROP:
LOTS Fk0NTING ON BOUNDARY. YER.
MEFT A NEs&E u.V,AND NINTH STREETS
by virtue Of . deed OF trust dated March -
S8th. 1873. and recorded in I4ber No $780, it,.
folio s9 OF the land records Of the District Of ~
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
auction. In , front of Ct the premises. on WEDNEs-
beth inclusive Of George 8. Baloch's subdivision OF
rart OF square $780, the ia recorded ia Llbsr
! X, at ioi9 2sl Of the records in the ofaCe Of
division comprising lots 10 26. inclusive of prior
Subdivision ade by p o. Riley Of The whole OF said
square, except lots and ~ aud corded i'm Libsr
II L. H. at folio II. Of said Surveyors records by
which latter description they conveyed in said
deed of t. ust.
some Of said lots are improved by buildings in an
unfinished condition.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; residue in six.
twelve eighteen anu twenty fl ur mon, his at sx per
cent il terest secured satisfacto lily to the Trustee
or all cskh st option Of purchaser $50 deposit on
each lot will be required when bid is accepted. am
chafer II terms OF sae are not complied with in Ave
days. he Trustee reserves the rgot to resell at the
aug3ed&ds THQS, +. RA0QAMAN. Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMOBEA AND OHIO HAHROAD

RALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
r.t Eas Hss3. .5S zsa4 s: =;
o and ss oatSws:;t." west
TO take saef E shqVnss-k niz Il 1s3s Am
stoI M .9 G on Sundays to Ba%ore
So1 ys:sag {; AsaqSss EE Ridge md Il Wnsns
8 80 an SBaIsmsre. Annapolis and way {pied
mont gtrasburg, Winchester, Hagerst6wn. Frede
500 n %m wy s ihsas and Laurel Express
$40 am.-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont. Strasburs
YS2T sDd Boston and
bsis'mSrS f1press Paror car to New York and
Pittsburgh Express Frederick. Hsserstown and
Gnsnna aa9 e. T.
toy g % s saS
DaS G, Ssss 2ssss sss: R.Ssn
.1s IT, $s-ssItaSss' Annapolis rnoo'' City
80 m s,dS Yo11, Philadelphia. and Boston
$50 p m.-BsInmore and Way Stations. ..'- ""'
E1prsss: Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
z:s5 m:atRoint 9f Rocks, Frederick, Hsgers,
Point Of ROCKS and Wy Stations only. VI nn'As 70
$50 P PARLIAMENTARY, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk except Bun.
day. Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
boat at CANTON. Stops at Badensburs and Laurel
100 p. m.-tBalnmore and Wsy Stations
6lO p. m.-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS. Euicott
sa5 p1a@ttGiH1oAao. COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
ngh sbH,g h2PRR E. Sleeping car to Chicago
10;l5 m;-tMEM YORK. PHILADELPHIA
burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and
special sleeping car to PHILADELPHIA
II 90 p. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars
tDaily. t6unday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop Ut Delay Station.
For further information spply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio lcket Ofaces, Washington Station, and
603 619 and 1896 Pennsylvania avenues whore orders
at any point In the cfy W n CLEMENTS.
Master Of Transportation.
l. n COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOONTZ. General Agent myl7-tr
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IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures or maintained 80 wide q reputation AS AYERS
OdEhhf PECTORAL, which is recognized as the
lungs It's long continued series of wonderful cures
safe and reliable agent to employ Against ordinary
colds, which are toe forernnners Of moro serious
GGsoraers acts speedily and surely always re-
non Affords BY its timely use in the throat and
hung disorders OF children, makes 1t an invaluable
rtmedy to be kept always on hand In every home
.p erson can afford to be without t. and those who
q Its congestion aud effects Physcisns use the
"a M PECIORAL extensively in their practice,
tain III its remedial effects and viii always cIlrs
when cures are possible
eep1-eo3t
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(NHAS. w. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'H SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES.
TATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET. WASH.

By virtue of deed Of trust dated May -
1 1sa ls7!; and recorded In Liber go folio
Columbia and at the request Of the party occurred
the Hereby s viii sell at public auction, in front Of
NEsDAY, September 10th. 1879. at O'Clock p. m,
Fart 81 Lot IN square BIG Of the ground plan OF
East Capitol street at the distance Of thirty nine
feet nine INCHES east Of lot Of squ.r BIG rpnnns
ten inches to lot square SIG; thence south eighty
fsss to East Gpit9I street and thence west along the
OF beeinniDg. with right to alley adjacent.
Iel ms 81 sale; One-third Of the purchase money
TO &c paid in cash; and the residue in equal pay
mentr Of six and twelve months FROM day Of sa!e
With mt rest At seven per cent to be secured by
notes ana deed OF trust on the premises. Ali con-
veyancing at cost OF the purchaser If terms are
not complied with il FIVE days. the Trustee
of the defaHlting purchaser
aug271 o3t&d6t MEINARD MENKE, Trustee.