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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucti.neer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
proved REAu ESTATE Situated BE-
TWEEN NORTH L AND nj STREETS FIRST
SIRfET EAST AND NORTH CAPITOL

'lxAO1udO OONAlN0s AUCllcu66r.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF 1y,ASLU.ABLE gNIM
SHsH SG azs4 zsb SS SEEFHh1 5as FtE5I
and recorded IN iaSer' No 's To-, folio.
secured thereby We Ei Otter i auction, in front
hsss & Of
'SS d6 Sse s sd 81 G2 st6hs
o. four 1tee 90, fifteen 90. seventeen or,
tSss 81, ssa psss q {f ii
eees s square NO. six hundred and
lots x be sold e to
in Liber R. L. g., folio I5O in the:snrveyor's ofiee,
Ths Of ss Oh Z e
Il al weGe y 9 81 I the
to be paid in cash; and the residue ia two equal N.
taments at six and twelve months. respectively. to
ya sa
deposit Of win b required each iot bought At
pied within rA sse . the Se
erty may be resold at the risk and cost Of The de-
Thomas lowing: esa loo Pennsylvania avenue e.
n,seo T MA51Es 8 8: 6 SSS2x:} Trustees.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneerz.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Six III
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
e ds Ssssedsd E I SsssS ss4 fsIS
tSet Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party
the Equity Court passed May 10th instant in cause
NO 6!7 Will sell g public auction in front of the
1879 at 80 O'Clock pm, all that piece o. ground
described In said deed AS lot numbered twenty
Q. n; Thorn's subdivision of part of square four
hundred and seventy'fve (475), together with the
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
in caeh, (of which 800 will be required as deposit
st the time Of saeD and the balance in three equal
inttallments, payable in Elk. twelve and eighteen
the purchaser and deed of trust on the property
Sold bearing interest ct the rate OF per
cbssers cost Trustee the right to resell ut
rsa q she .Pp - sac not
w. W. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room 4, Webster Law Building.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucta myl2d
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ON NINLTEEFTH STREET, BETWEEN K
AND Z NORTHWESri ALSO ON Z, BE.
TWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH

Es1 sAhE 2E sAE
SAhHS SSSsSA kH&#ahh za5 T Nj III
gy vi, Of deed q trust datss Novem- IL
Der 6er So M f aS1 and aul recorded In Il
and at tie request Of the parties secured thereby
49, g. 0S aas al
those pieces OF parcels Of land known and described
fronting S q a No. q is Il
street street northwest, and running back with equal
neTtSery line Gss IN ssd
pear Il reference to deed from " ". Goseor aRi
3se ana 49, rf ssc in hsr
appear p By Teferenes to deed from David A. Hal
f 0san Sc Sa1 and sas Of he snd records wash
Brent a nai 1 s% Sssaf Frss
n Term 1ose IT s With the thereon
ana an. twelve months for notes bearing interest the
Of ON t day q s
davs rms Of s.e are not Complied with within
All sf ~
WALTER
~ dated December 23d, 1873, recorded in IL
ti6er gao, folio 79. &C. one Of tho land records ID
the request Of the owner 81 the note secured there
ssa sssSsR tss?: e e as5ss
Ss @ nye hundred and eight, IN. Of
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the indebteduess
ance 10 six and twelve months after the dsy OF sale
With Int interest ct six per cent per annum deposit
OF &1OO Will be required to be made immediataly
after sale. Al the cost Of deeds and recording 70
De PAID by the purchaser, and II the full terms are
erty will be resold at the risk and cost Of The de-
JOHN W. KENNEDY. Trustea.
my6-eo&ds jos. T. GOODWILL. Auct.
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e
.soTI6EAsT. Lot 29xI6o. T9 ALLEY
feiIS 20, one p and Tss0rds FOR bIsssics x
COLUMBIA. and Ct request OF party secured thereby.
S is7s q < iss sess %
sy sanars ,e 3D.
IN MasLington city said District together with the
Yes%s q ssie cash; balance in six and
~ II nap Nth
chaser noes and cesd q uss on propsriy so
all cash. Conveyanc.Dg and recording at purcha-
q sale e aass s s
n Sss1 right to Rfsa s Ell az eSs q
THOs. I. WAaaAMAN Real Estate Auc1ioneer
ok NM Sg g1 hRsasaA Hv.sGE
ia lssso sss l. az q s. ss
Of the Land records Of the District Of Columbia. tbs
ss q ne S Isl H. az
June, 1879. st O'Clock all Of lot numbered ". Of
IL 6 g. III "a
s s q Ss asss 1asl
and e a tse " ts ssd
by deed of trust on the property sold, viii be
taken. deposit Of &200 shall be required of the
purchaser st the time Of sale, and al convey ancng
at his cost II terms Of sale are not compiled with
and cost Of defaultng purchaser, after giving suco
notice Of such resale ss they nay think proper.
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, trustees
THOS =. WAG0AMAN, Auct, sp29.d&ds
sfLE 81 EEIE S5kFHT HsH f 4
WASHINGTON CITY. D: O..
As Trustee in Equity suit No: 5,378, Of the -
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, I EM
win .el at suction, IN front OF the premises, ls:
on MONDAY, june I'd, 1879, at 6 O'Clock m the
be,ed twenty four i24) in Bqnare 106 Improved by
threestory Brick Dwelling House, No 1906 st.
NV.
Terms; One third cash, one third in one year, ar
one third in two years; or all cash if preferred.
est ct Elk per Gel per annuu, secured by mortgage
Of bid and ali conYeSancins II the Durcbaser cost
JOB BARNARD, Trustee.
sos u street NV.
GEORGE T4l1E&DEIII Auct u.X1Q.aad
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURH DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

Per cent per annun until paid, and secured by =
$50 @S asRS' on each TH s5 Rs 8 57f Auo
THos FISHER co. Be- Bee Es ssss. A1sts:
TRTMSTFEs SALE OF ~ TIE G2dgMBIA
RE5Hs fSE Haf bh maaS
qssss sssspse%sss g. isas; da1Y seeded i
cords for the District Of s Gou%bla and By the writ
to Of the Il Tsa
Ss95 s r. s Fss Sss Ss $SSsSss
and and Deakins' addition to Georgetown, beginning
the Is e Ghss
apeake and Ohio Canal Condemnation and running
ton to the west boundary line Of that part Of SAID
lot lying south OF said canal formerly owned by John
VS. " os saa Isl
1ohp n AND 81 By
river thence westerly with said channel to point
M By the east line Of
said channel; thence northerly With said line re-
versed to the place Of beginning excepting the part
he M and the gable end Of the wsiehouae on On
tho e %es N By the
thereof null privileges and wharfage thereunto be-
HhSa aas sna tss
grounds thereunto attach. d. and the machinery.
fur9lture and other articles used in operating the
privileges and appurtenances to the same Ieonsins
or in Al y wise thereto pertaining.
Terms OF sale: One-tl ird Of the purchase money
cash balance in ole, two, and three years from
Gay OF sale with interest at six per centum per
deed OF trust on the property sold The properly is
70 Pe SOLD subject TO overdue taxes A deposit Of
terms of sale are not complied with within five days
from day Of sale the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after ten days adyerttsement in the EVEN.
ING STAR newspaper, OF Washington, D. O. AL con-
veyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
ROBT. L FLEMING,l r-r,.oas
ap15-eo&ds JOHN W. MAoILL, ! Af"s'eeo
~ OWING TO THE ILLNESS OF ONE OF
THE TRUSTEES, THE ABOVE SALE IS POST
PONED until MONDAY, May Goth, same hour and
place.
my12eo&ds TROS. ]. FISHER 90, Aucts.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PA9.
The Steamer W. w. OOROORAN, which has been
Eecently built and fsrnished. Z L sEA
lowed 10 land passengers ct Mount
vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
20 mansion and grounds. 6sesnor leaves 9Th street.
Eha!f daily S6undays exceRtedl ct 10 M, and 70
eupf ladies' Mount Vernon Association. l. Il
8lAK3. steamer ". W. Corcoran. jel6-ly
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A MULATTO is NOT NEGRO, according to q
decision recently rendered by Judge Woerner,
Of ST. Louis, and the statute OF Missouri forbid.
ding lntermarriage OF whites and negroes does
Got apply to mulattoes The question arose on
the petition OF Ella Molair, a Quadroon, to be
allowed widows allowance out of the estate
OF Frank Molair, a former city marshal of st.
marriage ceremony In presence OF large con-
course OF invited guests, and also that Mr.
Molair had lived with the petitioner as his wife.
but the claim for an allowance was contested
on the ground that the statute declared ab5o.
lutely void all marriages between white per-
sons and negroes. Judge Woerner thinks that
person whose blood Is one fourth Of the negro
and three fourths of the Caucasian race cannot
be classed as negro and he quotes In support
Of his view statute In force before the a6oli-
negroes and mulattoes, and defining q mulatto
to be any person other than negro, any one OF
whose grandfatherS was negro, and every
person OF one-fourth or more negro blood.
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A NIMBKR OF THI STOCK IXOHAN01 Vin
BondG and Gold on moderate mAlgtqA Oounnlc
mons o each 100 shares 6tock privileges negotiated
ifed Henry Merriam. Member Am. Mining ana
et0ck kxchAnge, - Wan q, NeM York 1efefencA
NeV York 31n1&
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new xOAA-kxOx.ExCbDAm
r. 4ne-c!ass steemers Of this line W. A
EO6OLYkN," p. OALANO," "ROTTERDAM"
"6OHIkDAM. and "MAAS," carrying tho D. 8.
NAu % TIE NetheriAnd9, leaves Jersey City every a.
kernAte Wednesday and Saturday Cabin 4e0N47
xnfermedtase $40Z$6Oi 1teeE.ge $2S. b. OAZAUX,
DYI . 90, "a 80. VIM. T., Freight Ag'tA L ".
0OBkI6s u B'Ways GENT Y1e1'ger Ag't jAn1-1y
MOTH GG8MAN LLOYD
~ In BBTWKN NEW YORK, HAvRl, LONDON,
8ou1HAn7E2E AID Ba11x4
,ray ffo@ Sre ~ Psr loot Of Sd Hobofsn.
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nyW6t
DECONsTRUCTION OF THE U. ..
N PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND ARCHrTEcT.)

WAsHINGroN, D. O., May is, 1919
Proposals will be received at this Office until IL
m, on May 70, 1879, tor furnishing, cutting and
delivering eighteen (l8) plain chimney tops, and
about three hundred 900 square feet Of rubbed
aud joiDted work. all Of some strong and durable
marble. Drawings, specifications and conditions
for submitt ng bids may be seen at this Office Pro
poeals should be addressed to
mayl9eo5t ADOLF CLUSS
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T OUIk LANA STATE LOTTERH.
TNPRECEDENTEO ATTRACTION.
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

Louisiana State Lottery Conspanv.
Lesial.ture Of tie sssas Tor Edueationsl scd dhsd
Ave fssr., TO which oonfrscs the nyicis6ls fan
Of the State pledged. with capital Of OO0 o
az Pif 5;:si iS3a 4
Loo p 81 S. T9Sn5e ssss or 's0ns
GRAND PRoMENApI coNoERT.
D1 aossn x osaS S1 S s11s SPlEaHEs fAs
EXTRAORDINARY as HIM f1R1s DRAWING.
nn5!I K ~ o5is,.s; TTRaT June ,5ts: is.S
GEN GEN. taa sed
Sspit Z; 4 PIE rHs TOO 9 cs .SSS.
n.i1ss, Ss e: Is. %s:ss:
le.pit.l Prize q 800 SSo. .siceseg
ST.ns fT1. ss g ssS SS$s:::::::::::: go
! fS.sss . f Siss: q $$S$SSS:=:::::: S $$S
e s ssss g G: ssSSSS:::.:: ::. So
,.S$s l e.: i .:s::
100 Approximation Prizes Of s2oo........ z9ee
iSS A APpro1i%asiOn P Psss 81 w. 80
a.s f,h sTfassaRs e comn,sa..s
s e s.ss. ssq y. esZ =
Wfue lSf CALCULATE OF ecuo
Po Box es2 New Orleans. a, OF
my,4wa..4w ,,os New ' SS1s ave. y; With Ms.Sssess
GUA1aSssda.Fs S ssEss ES 8 8Ha st''0.-
..,.,.u OK 81: ;:sI s sy & 60 g.. -
w smsn Susnsities. Hiehest dssh Pfsee psiT
,.sa.m. 81 ss ss1.sn 81 ana 49,; ~
n. 'EHsFEN1ir WATCH sspArnn.
For q yssn With Il ST., nsva
LA6 @Iss%gGsiHIriso s sss;'oRfssfk s Oh
witches put IN eoppiete order ~ n are 60
U SJNps on hand 70. ..-~ 'sd'sss ecsy 49,
Bonds sasl.Hs.sd FL y P 1n sss -,
Ofcep for gu Invsstms1f eooux3ti0 pcomp6iy -
o. q Gsilsd Bonds purchased.
m.reE LEWIS y0HMD0h co. Danlsse
THE cEILUL sSR1iXEss Uss AAD 0UF-
That nsvsr rusts mover breaks, nsvsr vusrs On. =.
:.s 4 oa1s snf "a e sU q ~ IS s:a1: -
sd1 o. ssoo:s ds''ss h'r as'''saoa - - Iii
- gscond 1and CLOTHING, bO0TG
s::.:s "a; 81: 81 s: -;
SEE THOSE HANDSOME SACK SUITS. 1sS
- coortd, AID made equal 10 custom work, @ IL
found only ct tmy9l 4 oTRxUG.
F"6AE ss$ s$SSi I 81 S SSBl
0nd9 the Plan Of Reorsaninticn. rastnsd RuD
aecx,a q the Court The tune In which Bondh1l1nV
nc p, be allowed 70 partcpSte p the tsneA6 Ct
STOCK vs. left 70 The Discretion q - fusuksGdS
Oomm,s1ee 4ore than th1oe yea1 having -
lsnfhs Of TIE BondhofdssS hsvine convseSSa ~
Bo0d9 the COMMITTEES, deatrous Of c1oGin9 tkoiF ~
bors heroby give notice that the Fight q oouVSrS
On the 10Th day Of Sune. 1878
OtrculAn giving information how tn oouvorucm
me0e can Be bad q the ofice Of The Horthen ~
ENG y Oos No y Firth avenue New Yogk.
Tno original stock VIII b exchAnG01 u -
onooR TIE Plan up 70 the cane time
-FRKDERIOK BIIIIE00.
70 ~ aot& Chairman Y1HshadnG 0umn1l1ooa
NQHINB LOAN OgTIOn. eornr ma - -
~ 1oet Ave-. (sotanno ON syeQgAl Tho0o0 =
pfiyae Loan O0ce1n TIE city Money loonSd ~
- The Lowest Eato q tnesfq3 On COZ. md T.
&0vG Xetchea xlan and R1kSod VarS. 65Snk
unH0eeo. ana al eEa9on V11DH 6SX2D
0UR Ss BusInkos SUITS are eQoal 70 sny 9ik
" suik k6x&AVA M
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BANKERS.

S1425 profit on w. Says' Investment Of &i0n
Propo5sioD:i Teturps Poe every week Stock Options
and Circulars free. Address T. Potter WIGHT
h CO.. Bankers. IS Wan St. N Y my2eo&i,tjeS
CAFETY AND sUOCEss.-sl TO 300 invested
- in Stocks. by LAvenir SYSTEM. secures 8A1KTY,
PROFIT, SHORT CONTRACTS and PROMPT PAY.
MENTs Circulars and information on application
d. p. HERRICK 4 CO.. Bankers and Brokers, 43
New st., New York ap9-eOSm
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STEAMERS, &c.

STEAMERS, &c.
1910 PLANT LINE. 1O7O
~zsafsaros AF S9l EyS9SsEpIx srzAHaSbosA2R
ei P:S saG a sos ; Ss1s sEe
Washineton for Norfolk every Mon.
6sg sna Ssdnsi s3 pm, and Saturday at
firstclass fave. single tickets .....,.sloo
Iisfsss ana State Room; on s:ie At JAMES LIS
s s5ESs s & y !: ave and I IssS !:
nonn az. ssSGS9Ssa 81 PLANT. President
LELAND A'D ;S55AAEEsSsA za 0OAsTIaa
FOR NORFOLK, TIC E19F sGR1 MONROE AND
4 II " o RFPP aR RSss . .sS 91sr
: .US "a 4a9,p I'D I. T1sss Is %sdnssd.y
: % SaafE & SassSt
ss!s &c sSs eS9 I.T JOB
s sSs j esSHST " EX1E a55sspEes ~
aleet Wh.rf every Monday It = n. III eE% .as,u
Tor n9s, H .s1 ri Thnr.ds{ ior 0urrio.
ssoptns as intermediate landings going and return.
6T&AMKRS FOB NEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GiBSON ana ri ri HHTour
1ass5enssely lssys Per a East River. New e
aSorsssoWn Monday, and Ale1aodriss -
!ssisht .len at lowest rate. Apply At ONO. under
Hauon4 metropolitan Bank, 18TH street or ofice of
AGeEt foot OF 9Th street. Washington and 6S WstsI
msrl-k SAMUEL BACON, Pres1den,.
CTEAMER MATTANO, Captain WIN. III
- B1L5s. on and after April Goth. . .riK-A
leaves Tnsn feot Of Stn and sta
Gay. q am for Potomac RIVER landings On Sun.
Gays for Kattox Oreek Oolton's and handbags in st.
anG anainss Mieomco river On Tuesdays for
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays morninsT
nA1ng fnterneoiste hndingh Also Chapel Point
For further information enquire at Offices of a I.
SHERIFF., No. 3& and lila Pennsylvania sYenue
or ct ONCE foot Of 6tn and N streets s.w
apl6 @. T. JONES, Aren't
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. May a. 1879.
CONVERSATIONAL.
C0nctMst0n Of Yesferd0v's ProeAedimos.


C0nctMston Of Yesterd0y's PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE After our report closed-debate on
lie legislative appropriation bin was continued.
1om,c MT: oonas gave history OF reconstruction In
LOU nSouisiana. and the part played by the use of
th he Military In depressing the public sentiment
Mr.. Kellogg took the floor tn ren,v 70 NJ
Jonas, but the hour fixed for CLOSING the debate
o'Siock, having arrived, suspended his re,
After discussion, pro and con, the Senate de-
and proceeded to vote.
Mr.. Edmunds motion to strike out the clause
repeating the statutes relating to the test oath
was ioSt-yeeS 26, nays 81.
Mr.. Edmunds then moved to strike out the
clause establishing mode OF drawing United
states Jurors; lost-yeas p, nays 81. he then
statutes relating to United States deputy mar
shaS and supervisors OF election; lost-yeas "a
bays 81. He then moved to strike out the
WSsc IeIeaing section 1922, Revised Statutes
tion OF Deputy marshals and supervisors of cleo
.i ION ia the performance OF their duties; lost
THE. The blu was then read a third time ana
passeo-yeas 81, nays Pas follows:
re cSs Co.. n BAILEY Bayard, Beck Call. Cock
Gordon Groome. Grover. Hasnnfon Eaton TO- Garland
IONA; SSnss Of
Morgan. Randolph. Ransom. SauIshSr1. Macy sty'
Mhnrman xanSe Voorhees, Walker. wallace, White
eoN,h MessIs Allison. Anthony. Bell, Blaine.
Booth, Bruce. burnside, Cameron OF Pennsviyanie'
cameron OF Wisconsin, Chandler Combine IA
niuhos, Ferry, Hill OF Colorado Hoar InyaiIs III
Lost, Enrkwood, Logan, Mcmillan Morrill, pad
G Gocs, erpia,t, Rollins, Saunders Teller and Wiz
Messrs. Hin (Gal, Farley. Pendleton- Rut,er
ano vest, VINO would otherwise have voted Yea
were paired, respectively, with Messrs. Dawes
Jones lNev,l, Hamlin, Plumb and Carpenter
VINO would Otherwise have voted no.
MI. Davis CIV. Na) gave notice that he rvou,d
move 10 reconsider the vote by which the aues.
ton OF providing separate building for the
WASHINGTON city post Office was postponed
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, the Senate took up
the Dill commonly known as the Contagious
diseases bill. Without taking any action there
on the Senate, at $40 pm, adjourned until
Thursday at IL O'Clock.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The consideration of the Warner silver bill
was proceeded with. The third section, allow
Ing the deposit of bullion at any mint and fits
being coined for the benefit of the owners. was
adopted by vote OF yeas 113, nays 10. The
question recurring on the fourth section. which
provided that the charges for melting and re-
Inning shall be fixed by the director of the mini.
an amendment, offered by the republican side.
was adopted, by vote OF III to los, providing
that the charges shall be the difference be.
tween the market value OF the bullion and the
legal-teIder value OF the coin. This was a
defeat OF the silver men, and they then secured
an adjournment until to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THoAAs BOWLING. Auotoneef
. CATALOGUE SALE
TWO PRIVATE LIBRARIES
And come small lots. containing many choice ~-
ARTS AND Sciences, AND GENERiL
LITERATURE.
ner my A9n southwest
20, commencing on MONDAY Evening. NV
myai.5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auet,ope.r
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. Nos. 4,a Ann -,
SECOND eTREET NORTHWEST. Also
BRICK DWELLING, No. Ala FIRST STREEI''
NORIHWEeT AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 18th May, 1879. we will sell in -
at o'clock, Lots "a. rs, &c. and AZ inches of
lot ~ in square 56S improved by Twostory RricL
House. with Brick Stable ATTACHED, being No 5I1
In mediately after. Lot 49, in Square 57l, i'm.
proved by Ihree-story Brick House and Three
419 I'd street northwest.
After the atove and concluding the sac, Part OF
A. in square No 81 L. im proved by Three story Brick
and Two-story Back Building, being No. Ala Isl
street northwest
TeTme: One-third cash: balance &, II and 1s
months notes bearing per cent interest, aud 10 be
secured by deed of trust. -
m. 81 .22. % 24&26 DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE II5, g On M; I :, sTKGEG northwest, IN
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneerr.

GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auct. My19eot
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Az hresul.rities speedily removed BY remedy
endorsed by the medical faculty Of Maryland 1ent
On receipt Of five dollars Satisfaction guaranteed
Aaqreee lconhdent1Anyl g. O. WORTHIN0TON,
-, graduate Of University Of Maryland. ~
q Gay st.. Baltimore. Nd. feblI.lvs
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-07-17

-1---s-'e--~ ,r@EN6EahD'FRAlR1E. - - y; ;:
From our own Correspondent.
Does James ever hear from Fargo?
Mr.. Kissock started up his self binder
last saturday and he is we'll pleased with it.
Nearly all the different harvesters are rep
resented OH the prairie. ~~-.
Rye is nearly gil cut and it is the heaviest
crop that was ever raised here. ..
Peter Ruscoe found his cattle the next day
after the advertisement appeared in the N. P.
FARMER. ~. -z.s
They are having very enthusiastic meet
ings every Sunday near the road OIL section
twenty three. = ;15s, = .-'.ss ''sFs :'N@gt5
You can tell all the politicians that if crops
turn out we'll, we will vote for them, but if
they turnou bad !, they must vote for us, :;
We shall receive, on, or about August goth,
one care load Of the celebrated Fountain CITY
steel and wood beam plow, which will be
sold cheap by Paddock & @ O'dell, Agents y
i, III So '.r: OBSERVER T
/ Mr.. A. + O'dell, late Of Dodge. county,
this State, has purchased Of s. S. Gardiner,
SO acres Of land, on sec: 81 Mr.. so'dell is
Welcome to our prairie, He has travelled
HOO miles, looking for a home and he, says
that this is the most desirable country. he
has seen during his travels. ggt:;5zf2s .ss.sas i
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-07-17
WADENA MINI. THURSDAY, JULY " 1879 @.. rmg
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Elai'a'ied.

! M1LLER--BLISS. ;At Brainerd, Saturday.
July Y, by the Rev. Herbert Root, rector
OF st. Paul's Parish, John K. Miller, Esq,
OF Wadena, and Miss Clara Y. Blinn, OF
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Miller, nee Miss Blinn, is one of an
old and respected family of Minneapolis and
a niece Of Mrs. Heron, of,ths village, with
whom she has been on a visit for the past
few weeks. Sic is is a young lady of ac-
complishments, has made many friends since
her stay here, and we gladly welcome her to
the society Of Wadena. Mr. Miller is Of the
well-known hardware firm of Miller & Foss,
OF this village, and formerly from Minncap-
oils. He is a gel.tleman OF s..r ing business
ability and worth, highly esteemed by all
who know him> 1t is with pleasure we hail
Johns arrival to complete manhood and
though he kinder took 4,s Ey surprise ~ e
forgive him this time, and extend to him and
his fair young bride our hearty congratula-
tions and best wishes for future happiness.
May your troubles be few and light, John,
Your grocery bills likewise;
May your path be strewn with roses, Clara,
And full of sweet SURPRISE.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-07-17
A Card.

Patrons Of the Wadena County Tribune.
Through the kindness Of the publishers Of
the Northern Pacific FARMER we are allowed
little space in their valuable columns to
say to you good BY.
We have discontinued the publication OF
the Tribune and will soon take our depart
ure for Pembina, D. T., where we shall on
on the first day Of ofAugust commence publish
ing the Pembina Pioneer.
would take occasion to say to all delin-
quents, that if they would remember us with
what they owe us, it would indeed lie a
great favor, and be of good service to US.
| On the other hand, those of our subscribers
who have over paid can have the balance
due them OIL demand, or, instead, a copy Of
| our Pembina Pioneer to balance.
Our object i'll making the change is purely
one of business, and by so doing we hope to
he able to better our worldly condition and
thereby lie better prepared to provide 70,
Mrs. and the little "Huckleberries,
To our good friends in Wadena county.
let us say that we shall ever remember Won
all with kind feelings and wish you. abun.
dant success i'll years to come, and perchance
you should ever wander to the land OF the
Dakota's and light down at Pembina
remember that Hucklcberry's latch string
always hangs OH the outside, and you
see that you pull it.->Yours Respectfully
| p. A. GATCnEL1..