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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-15

A little religion is dangerous
thing. That was we'll illustrated
IN the case of the fire eating Vir.
gln'an, who, while returning from
a camp meeting, held out his
hand to al old enemy aud ex>
claimed: Give me your hand,
Sanders, Eve got religion, and /
feel mean enough to shake hands
with Il dog
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-15

An English writer says that
American women are the most
beautiful and the most useless in
the world. This is base slander
as the contemplate scribbier
would find to- his sorrow if he
would visit lis IN strawberry time;
aud when this delicious berry is
not in season, let him try ice
cream. .iie capabilities of the
average American woman III tht>
CltcCtI0Q Is IMMENSE
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A clergyman, on applying for
an appointment, was asked, 4
hope sir, you drink in mOdera-
tion!' 'Well, l try as muck az
possible to drink like a beasts
Like IL beasti' yes. | stop
when | have bad enough, and
that is what a beast dOes.s
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-15
list of Jurors.
CLERKS OFFICE,
Parish OF LafOurche.
r uERFpY cEpTIFY THE

7 HEREBY CERTIFY TIE FOLLOW
Z in.. nersons to have beeu drawn us Jul
rors Tor he ensuing term Of Court by the
jury Commissioners Of said parish viz:
Jurors for tie First Week of Coi,rt Deeens
dc' Itras 1879, beginning Monday DE
ccalbeT iSt. 1878.
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(~-~) Witness M hand and seal of of
LIS. fee at Thih0daux this 7th day of
wv October \. d. 1879.
j. w. kNOBLOCH,
Clerk 18th Judicial District Court,
Parish of Laiourchc.
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GEORGETOWN NEWS.


COlleCtcu Dy hcUOTltTHs
II. c. Blanchard, Philadelphia George Mosler
New York, and William Elliott, Boston, are quar-
tered at the West End Hotel
The chimney Of the residence Of Hillary Smack
UNI. No. 81 Fourth street, took fire yesterday
morning about eleven o'clock. The flames were
cXunguished by Sergeant Swindells assisted by
Mr.. Alfred Murray, without turning in an alarm.
lady named Mrs. Mary A. Haney, living at
Tennallytown slipped down on the ice in front of
her house last Saturday afternoon, disocated her
left shoulder and broke her left arm She was
picked up by some of her neighbors and taken into
the house, where she received surgical aid.
At Dunbarton street NJ. L. Church yesterday the
regular pastor, Dr. Norris, preached from Acts. 9Th
chapter, 9Th verse In the evening the services were
conducted by the Rev DR.. Lanahan. In oonse'
quence of the cold snap IL was found almost i'm,
possible to heat the main audltorums Of most oil
the churches and many of the congregations wor'
SHIPPED In the Easements of their edlces.
II. A. Moore. residing OH Four.ond.a.half street
northwest, Washington. was picked up on Bridge
near Congress street, about twelve o'clock Satur'
day night in an almost frozen condition. lie was
taken to the station house, where Station'keepcl
Barnes improvisGd bed near the furnace and
terday morning he left for his home, in washing
ton, after thanking Mr. Barnes and the officers al
the station for their kindness to him.
Yesterday morning occupants Of the canal boat
Alice lying in the basin, Just below the lock. saw
volumes of smoke issuing from the windows of the
cabin of the boat Harry Borden, and on going &c
ascertain the cause found Mrs Mllie Johnson, col
flames The flames were eXtingushcd, but the
woman was found to have been terribly burned
about the mCe and body, and was In extreme agony
Dr. McGiil was summoned and did all IN his power
TO alleviate her sulcrngs but gave itas his opinion
that she could notsurviye her injuries. -Cdmbu'dho
IN
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baltimore General Market.

bAlllNOhls' JIM j. lbtN.
Cotton steady ana quiet. Mddling, gi4c
Flour more active; extras and families shade
higher, uoward,sreet and Western extra 50 500 10;
do family, ~ 50@l75i city Mills superhnc q 75g rs
do extra 50 j0Gl; do Rio brands 20 2jj lc ratapsco
family, sG25
Wheat-southem; No receipts aud no market
Western u shade lower, coSing firm. No PGnnsyl
wanna red, q O74dl O7's; No Western winter red
spot and January 81 O5Is4lCG; February, 81 OGil@
1903; March, 81 07I.
Corn southern; No receipts and no market. West
ern dull and steady. Western mixed spot and Janu.
AIRY, i2'4m l2'sc; February, l3'aC; steamer, 40AC
Uals dull aud easier, southern, 2od29C: Western
white, c@&Gi domlxed, 2o929oi Pennsylvania, 2sg
S2r.
l.yo quiet and nominal Southern, 55G5sc
Hay dull. Maryland ana Pennsylvania prime 500
81.
IS %. Hulk meats Loose shoulders, new, 2fic clear.
rib sides, new 3c per load; packed, new 80
BacOn-shOulders, old, Sc; cletr.rb sides, now. sc.
Hams 90 SuGar-cuTed, new, V1l0laC, Lard - Refined
uerCes &C. Butter steady ard firm choice Western
packed, ld6rls rolls, ijGDiCc.
Petroleum firm, but held higher. Crude, &c. refined,
&c
CJnce active and firm. Rio cargoes, IIli@l0l.c
Sugar Good tlaIo. \ soft, S4d9c.
Whisky finn ut Il O95sGl 10.
:, Frelghi9 TO Liverpool per steam dull Cotton. I'd;
.Ketepls-fiour 1870 bbl4i wheat, $500 bui coru,
3l,.0l bu; oats isJ0 bu.
shpments-whent, G5,Oos bus corn, 32,OOob
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
Now York Money Marriott.


New YoEK, Jan. 4. 1879.
The sub.Treasury to-day paid out only si7OOin gold
for legal tenders, and took In 255C00 In gold In ex-
change for notes the net gain lor the day being there
fore Al .33sOl0.
single subscription OF scOcOOCo to the per cent
bonds was made this afternoon
Tue total Imports for the week amounted TO l,26s-
232 of which 1901 i3 were general merchandise aud
the remainder dry gods,
Money was easy to-day vt per cent.
Foreign exchange was quiet at islA@is2 for long and
49, OBJ fOf demand.
Government bonds were firm.
state bonds were steady, with but little doing.
RnllrORd bonds were strong The largest ransac-
lions were in c &c iirsls. which advanced to Gi'S.
rise OF 5 per cent. Tie next largest transactions
were In Denver ard RIO Grande II sts which advanced
Z to- Va, The other changes were follows: An nd
vance OF IA in Jersey Central rss (consoidai cd as
sencd), IA In burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
frsts. rs Jersey Central convertible assented per
cent in 81 Paul Il y divsicn), y In 81 P8ui &C. NJ
dIvIsion), CC&I c seconds, and Morris ana Essex
nsts consodntcd) = In Central Pacific tlrsts tSan
Joaquin branch) and = in ST Paul sinking funds.
Northwest preferred Is, and Canada Southern hrsts
The stock market was strong in the early dealings
stocRs which declined isGi,o nor cent During, the
afternoon the general list fell oil aGql per cent and 81
repecye S SF SoSa aoSg at Sa
Of 4mI per cent. Among the speculative shares
the greatest irmness Investment shares were strong
throughout the day, with only small amounts Of Rock
and Quincy offered Tie transactions aggregated
$4,000 ghnres OF which 25JO0 were Erie. 1880 were
Lake shore, 100 were Southwestern common, 1909
We're do preferred, l7Om were 81 PAUL 500 were d9
preferred, 1880 were Delaware Iackawanna and
Western, 9dgl were New Jersey Central. 25CO, were
Western Uuion.
lhc following were tho closing prcesi
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Always pick up hot poker by the cold end.
Never spend your money when you can get
things for nothing.
DO not despise twenty.cent cigar or a one
dollar dinner because another man pays for it.
Remember that IL costs more to go TO u high
priced theatre than 1t does to take back pew
in q free church.
Nothing is troublesome to you that other
people do for You willingly.
Never pay to-day the man you can put OF
till tomorrow.
Nevcrtrouble yourself TO do for another what
he can do just as well for himself.
Never buy what you don't want simply be-
cause tho man says he is just out Of It.
DO not pOulticc our own elbow for the boil
ON another mans neck.
When angry, be sure you can handle your
man before you call him liar.-BritngtoR
Harleyc.
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
The january term of the court In banc opens to.
day, but II is very proabe that 10 business will be
Transacted us q majority Of the judges will be en-
gagged in the MIST prius courts, and Justice Oin is
not sufficiently s.rong to venture out In the present
severe weather. There are l57 cases on the cOlen
der, an increase over that Of the previous term
and 1t will be some time before the end Is reached
CIRCUIT couRr-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Johnson & Co. vs., Jones & Barker; Judgment by
default Browne VS. sOltor; demurrer sustained
hyatt VS. Jordan discontinued by plaintiff. Al.
bot Downing & Co. W. Moran ct ali new trial de-
MED. McNelr vs. Lochman Judgment on award.
National Metropolitan Bank VS.. smith: motion 10
sci aside Judgment granted leave to plead Herr
4 Creswell IS Charter Oak Life insurance Com.
pony motion to quash oyelruled; appeal prayed !;
bond fixed at $3.50.
EQUITY CoURT-JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Motions in the following eases were heard on
saturday-ln re Brentwood motion to set aside
order of December IS, 1873, denied +. :. and r.
Company vs. Barrett case submitted Fletcher IS
Shelby motion oyerrued TO yacate order over.
ruling demurrer. StOugh0n vs. Bacon; committee
appointed TO divide estate and cause referred TO the
auditor. +. S. and I. Company vs. Nandenburg Il
Crawford; time for executing order of November
%, 1873, extended thirty days Seal IS. Naylol ;
objection of defendant TO question by complainant
sustained. The January term Conyenes tomorrow.
and the first work in order vii! be the calling Of
the calendar
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit COurt-ChlefJustl Carter.-No 200 70.
ley vs., Blake ct al; No, 3Gs Biggins VS.. Grant: No.
2i3, llolston VS.. Washington Market Company No.
2s5, English VS.. Nanderwerken; No POI, WeilnCher
800, Clatierbock vs. Evans; No. 3Ol, Morgan vs..
District of Columbia No 302, Andrews VS.. North
Oand South Washington Railroad Company; No
a03, Brown ct al vs., sater ct al, No. sos D B.ien
VS., Lee ; No. 500, Bride vs. Stewart
Criminal Court-Jusce Wylie.-The District.
uel A. Clark, Indicted for the murder Of John Y.
Lee, alias Jack Cash, on Christmas day, 1871. This
makes the third trial for the accused. Once he was
convicted and sentenced to be hung, but in The
general term a new trial was ordered on Inc
Second the jury failed TO agree. The defense HAS
been ably conducted by Messrs Thomas j Miller
and MauraCe Smith.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
a PRINTING,


Sealed proposals will he received until Wednesday.
Ionuary % 1917, at 70 O'Clock M, for furnishing the
Paper for the Public Printing until the 3lst of Jan.
nary 1880 the said proposals to be optned before ana
tue award of contracts to be made by the Joint Com
miltce on Public Printing to the lowest and best bid
der Tor the Interests Of the Government the Commit
tee reservng TO itself the right to reject any and all
bds as It's Judgment Of the Best Interests Of the Gov
ernment may dictate.
Detailed schedules Of The description, quantity, and
quality OF the paper required. accompanied by
pies and blank proposals. and gvns the regulations
d. &.
The contracts will he entered into for such quaint.
Ties MS may lie needed during the year and no more.
the estimated quantities set forth In detail IN the
SOOJJ reains OF best mochlne.Gnish printing paper,
2IxJs.
1890 reams cnlendcred printing paper, 2ixas,
3,'O reaIns caendered printing paper, different
sizes
$500 reams sized and cllendered printing paper,
different sizes.
800 reams shetland calendered tinted printing pa.
per or different sizes.
a;l0O reams cngne-szcd paper for Post.onice blanks
different sizes.
10000 pounds map paper, different sizes and weights
10000 pounds plato paper.
100 reams white writing paper different sizes and
weights
600 rcems colorod writing paper different sizes
and weights.
600 reams ofcover paper, different sizes aud weights
NOreams manila paper, different sizes
10000 reams bank.nOte paper
BiHO sheets OF glazed bond paper No q.
$4,000 sheets card board
By direction OF the Joint Committee Of Congress on
Public Printing. JNO y DEEREES,
WAsHiNGToS, Dec. u, ISIS. Public Printer.
Gngp1
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AUCTION SALES.
u II. WARNER, Real Estate Aucioneer.
TODAY.

u ii, WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT on TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q deed OF trust dated January 10, A..
D. 1870 duly recorded In Lber NOsOs folio 3l3 one Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia and a
the request of the holder of notes secured thereby
we Will sell at public auction In front Of the premises
on MONDAY, January 9, 1879, at o'clock ,. M, oil
that certain piece parcel of land situate IN the city
Of Washington, ID. G., known and dest rihed as, and
being the eastern par of lot numbered thirteen Nsl,
III square numbered two hundred and eleven (2ll),
fronting twenty-five (22) feet and eight ) inches ON
Rhode Island avenue, and running back the same
Width ut right angles with said avenue to the rear Of
said lot
Terms: Onethrd cash, and the balance IN ak
and twelve months, with interest at per cent.
per annum until paid secured by deed OF trust on the
property Sold all cash, at option of the purchaser
deposit at tho time of sale and all conveyancng at
purchasers cost, Terms to be complied with In seven
days otherwise the trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the doiautng
chaser after Ave days advertisement.
Rb- All taxes aud assessments will tbe paid out oil
the purchase money to December |, 1875
OTIS BlGELOW, (rr,s,oos
- JOHN &. PARKER, ii"9''e7'
i. 4. COLDWELI. Salesman. de9i cots
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EDUCATIONAL.

$40 4 QUARTER, INchJDlNG BOOKS, &C,
ShOrtlidge's Media pa. Academy, Y miles 10y RAID
from Philadelphia. No extra charges. PRtronzed
and highly recommended by BayaTd Taylor, Hon.
Fernando Wood, Judge Van HQesen, General G. II.
T. Coils, Governor Routt. Rev DIR. Childs &c. Ten
leachers-a men and all graduates Special attention
70 both advanced and backward pupils and young boys
Both individual and class Instruction. combining the
advantages Of private tutoring and school'roOm drl
Fine building, thoroughly heated. Gymnasium ES
CCllent table. English. business Scientific and class
icn courses of study Weekly lectures, illustrated by
the best apparatus. Circulars for next term now
ready s. c. SHORrLIDGE (Harvard a. NJ
Media, Pa,
hE-Meda has seven churches and temperance
charter prohibiting tie sale OF Intoxicating drinks.
.Itt,H
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MINoR DISTRICT NOTES.

Cleaned at the Commissioners Office.
Messrs. Petit Il Dripps have completed the tubu.
lar boiler for the workhousei and It has been nc.
Ceptcd,
One hundred dollars has been appropriated by
the Commissioners 10 run the Night Lodging House
for the present month.
Henry c. Johnson has been appointed station.
keeper At tho Sixth Precinct SlOuOn-llOuse, vice
George W, Kirk, removed.
The Water Registrar has made out tho water
rent bills for the SIX months ending June 80, 1872
hi order TO make the water rent year correspond
with the fiscal year,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAT. rs.
TAIE On SUMMER STNEEI, IOWAKD UNI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
TATE On SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NERSIrN SUBDIVISION.
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated August 20, ISL
and duly recorded ~ LibCr No $50 folio Is OF the
land records tor Washington County District of
Columbia, aud under decree of the supreme Court
of the District of Coumcia passed on the 18th day of
December, 1873 in equity cause NO 6l4 between John
A. ]. Creswe ct nj. versus Thomas Carter ct a.,
will, at the request of the party secured BY
said trust, scl at public auction IN fiont OF tile
premises. on MONDAY, January "a, A. ID. 1879 at
1870 O'Clock y, m, the followmgde3crbed real estate
situate in The county of Washington, District of
Columbia. TO wit: Lot /, block - in the Howard
University subdivision ofthe farm OF John 4. SIN m
commonly known as "EilinghRn Place" rs laid
down pn, OF new subdivision OF lots 81, o. %, 80
and 81 and alley IN block -. Howard University
property, filed in County surveyors Office August
"a. ISL.
Terms One.third In CASH balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent. per
mum from the day Of sale, TO be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. A deposit of 50 to be
paid down at time Of sale All cOnveyanCing AT cot
Of purchaser lfterms are not complied With In five
days tie trustee reserves the right 10 resell the prop
erly at the risk and cost of deaulunG purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
deC2Geod&ds. Office $50 Eighth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cesar died aged 55 years.

Cesar died aged 55 years.
Richelieu died aged 81 years.
Napoleon died aged 50 years.
Columbus died aged 6iIyears.
Shakespeare died aged SO years.
Aaron Burr died aged so years.
Lord Byron died aged 80 years.
Henry VIII. died aged 80 years.
Richard III. died aged % years.
Demosthones died aged % years.
John Hancock died aged 80 years.
Robert Burns died aged 80 years
William Pitt died aged AZ years.
William Cowper died aged 60 years.
Queen Elizabeth died aged 60 years.
Charles James Fox died aged % years.
George Washington died aged g. years.
Alexander Hamilton died aged AZ years.
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PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs foR lrNvfLopE5..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGrON, II. G., Dec, 81, 1873
Sealed proposals for furnishing Envelopes for the
fiscal year ending June 30 1879. will be received at
this Department until the 10Th day OF January, 1879,
Blank forms for bidding VIII be furnished upon up.
pllcatlOn,
The bids will he considered and accepted or rejected
Item by item, and this advertisement and the pro-
posal, so far accepted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the bond accompanying tile same.
shall constitute the contract between the Government
and the bidder or Bidders and no further contract
Will be executed.
Deliveries Of envelopes contracted for must com
mence within twenty 100 DAYS from the date OF the
ewnrd and DO completed within three go months
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an ex
pert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary OF the
treasury and the delivery OF an Interior article VIII
be deemed sufficient cause 10 annu the contract at
the option Of the Secretary Deliveries must be nee
of charge at the Treasury Department.
The failure to deliver the quantities OF envelopes
az forfeiture OF the entire penalty OF the bond. the
secretary OF the Treasury may direct The purchase In
open market ofsuch quantities as shall be necessary
TO supply the deficiency caused by such failure, and
charge TO the contractors fifty 1907 per centum OF the
price which It shall be found necessary TO pay for
such articles.
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual or
| hrm making H. and be accompanied by bond, Win
SUFFICIENT suretes In tile sum of Two thousand dollars
GOOD, approved by United States officer OF the dis
trct In which the suetlcs reside do business, on
form to be furnished by the Department, conditioned
for furnishing such envelopes as may be awarded un-
der II, and the performance of the contract
Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory bond,
aud by the samples of envelopes furnished by the De
pariment upon which bids are to be based will not be
considered and contracts will be awarded only TO es.
tUbished manufacturers Of or dealers In envelopes
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked, proposals for EnvclOpta.n
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
JOHN SHERMAN,
tnni. Secretary of the Treasury.
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Georgetown Commercial News.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. 4, 1879
~ Ohh y '
unAtS MARKET.

onAtS MARKER
Wheat - There IS very little business doing In
grain since the cold snap and do not hear of any
transactions IN wheat We write good milling de.
mand for top grades at nominal quotations, while a
few snlcs Of Fuz are reported at the range or0ScGD
~ Oi for goo q tu prime
CoTn-rho receipts of corn continue very limited,
while the demand Is In excess OF the supply, We
Quote nOmlnlly az &c Tor dry samples Of pflme.
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4, ls,p
Tie breaks IN the ice aOugth line Of the river trout
were frozen over this morning. II was expected thu
the tugs would be able TO pass down Tomorrow but
the thickness OF the ice will probably prevent them
from huinu 81.
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.ToHN SHERMAN & Co.
~ Real Estnte Auctioneprs,

CHAANcERY SALE OK XAIuAhIE IMIPRoyEEbb
REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON MARNIAND
ANENUE, BhlWEEN FouR;;AANIn;;iA,,.Hi:Aitr Az
OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause No 62li
(frcedmans savings and Trust Company ct nj. vs..
William y, Wood ct al the undersigned, "a trustee,
VIII sell on SATURDAY the 18th day Of January A..
H. 1879 ut four 90 o'clock D. M ut public auction 'i
front Of the premises, the lullOwlngdescIlbed real
estate situated in the city Of Washington District Of
Columbia TO wit: Al those certain pieces o. parcels
Ofground known ana distinguished according 10 the
plat OF groundplan Of the said city, as lots numterci
numbered nine ~, in the reservation on square lot
tered " D. together with The improvements and ap
purtenances thereto belonging Cr In Any wise apper'
tanning.
Terms sale: One.third OF the purchase money in
cash. the balance To be paid In two equal insallmcnts
one payable In year from The day Of sale, and the
other in two years from the day OF sale, With uerc /
from the day of sale ut the rate OF six per ccnium per
annum; the payment thereof to lie secured by The
prOmissory notes OF the purchaser or purchasers OF
the said ropegy; but the purchaser Or nurchasers 81
any of the said parcels Of land shall have the priv
ese pay ng cash upon the conilrmalon OF the same
by the court said lots Will be sold separately and
subject to the taxes de thereon ut the time OF the sale
cash deposit OF s0wil lie required on eAChlOt Ht LI
time II Is knocked oil" 10 the purchaser
ENOUH TOTrEN, Trustee.
w NJ SMITH. Salesman. iln.pDl,Nlg
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AS TWO ladies were walking along the street
one excl lined, as the sky suddenly darlSeued
" There's a thunderstorm coming on. I'm SO
afraid Of lightningw TO which the other
calmly replied Every well, my dear; then
let us step into this car, which seems to have
good CONDUCTOR