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FarmersIr a.. 600 AAn

can be saved every year BY the farmers in this
country II they viii properly color their butter by
using Wells, Richardson & Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color. L IS far better than carrots, anDatto, or
any other color, at one-fourfh the cost, and no
work 70 use. II gives splendid june color and
never turns red. Do not fail to Try it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

ALTHOUGH many parties are endeav.
oring to Iu'h ether similar remedies
INTO the market by spicy advertisements,
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the lead
aud the druggists are selling more than
ever before. Price, IS cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

Woman read this: A girl down in
Massachusetts who painted pottery has
become insane. And in the horrible
dreams and hideous fancies that glare
upon her darkened mind she imagines
she sees all the things she has painted.
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4 Croxs nahy

Nothing is so conducive 70 mans remaining
bachelor as stopping for night at the house OF
married friend and being kept awake for 1xe OF
six hoa-s by the crying OF cross baby Al cross
ana crying babies need only Hop Bitrers 20 make
them well and smiling Young man, remember
THE 1'rarsfsse.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

Mary had pair of hangs,
They matched her other hair.
And every night bel re she slept
;he hung them on chair
She wore her bangs to school one day.
Which made her classmates sore,
And hints went round thar Mary's pa
Had worked dollar store.
This kind of talk produced fuss
The teacher took it up;
she locked tho bangs within her deck
on full was Mary's cup.
Philadelphia Times.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26
nnn,t Get The iniils.

Ifyou are subject to the Ague you must be sure
to keep your liver. bowels and Kidneys in good
free condition. When so, you will be safe from
all attacks. The remedy to use Is Kidney Wort.
that you en- take. See large advertisement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

Females that are liable to suppression BY tax
Inc cold, or irregular or painful menstra,iens,
shonld always keep Carriers Compound Extract
Of Smsytweed on hand, and Its use will cenyines
them tha, It Ia Natures remedy in those com
plants. 4. Bosworth q Sons, Wholesale SCENTS,
Milwaukee. Q. Noble a Co.. Preprieton, Efis,
Penn.
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4nOd l.adt,s Gratitude.
Na1nre,s sintcn.Hat

j. Iatlv 70 wears of age expresses great gratitude
a,f The benefit she has derived from Warmers Safe
Riiets and declares her belief that the remedy il
a cetlain specific fos dyspepsia.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

WE hive net ye. heard of case Of
colds, coughs, throat or chest complaint,
that has not yielded to .Dr. SslieTs
Counn SyruD.n
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WORCESTER, Mass. FEB, ,, 1.

: .
Dear Sir-With trembling hand. from my ex-
IRENE age being eighty i've, write TO inform you
of the great benefit your Golden Medical Discovery
and Pellets have been to me. Three years ago
was Frustrated with pneumonia, and no one
thought / would recover. BY the use OF these
medicines was raised TO health, and by the bless
ing Of God and your medicines have enjoyed
pretty good health since, though for years before
this Suffered from weak lungs aud bad cough.
Gratefully yours, MARY B. FISK.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

An enterprising Yankee is making q
Honolulu directory, and for the tirst
time the houses are to be numbered.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

For sore throat, gargle with Piso's
Cure, mixed with little water. Relief
is instant,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

could the people ask to substantiate the merits OF
DR.. Piaroe's Family Medicines than the fact that
they have not only yearly grown in popular favor
in this country, but the foreign demand for them
has become SO great as to necessitate the estab-
fishing branch Of the celebrated Worlds Dis
pensary In London, Engnnd, that these blessings
to the afflicted may be dispatched from that great
country and peoplef Golden Medical Discovery
is a concentrated, potent, Alternative, or blood
cleansing remedy that wins golden opinions of all
who use IL for all humors from the common PIN
pie, blotch, or eruption, to the formidable scrofu
ious swelling. Internal fever soreness and ulcer
alton, yield to its benign influence. Consumption,
which lie but form OF scrofulons affection Of the
Iuncs may in its early stages be cured by free
use of this God given remedy See article on con-
sumption and it's treatment in 4" Inyalids Guide
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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THTTS HAIR DYE.

GB.s',-l AIR or WHISPERS changed TO a GIossf
BLA:Stet,y single application e tins DYE. Il i'm.
par' "a Natural Color, acts lnstSntaneousy, and is
as u ry}iess as spring water SOLD by Druggists.
seils ~yrxpress on receipt of 81.
OfEsCe 30 MurraY -, Now York.
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re ~. Il. Osgood, New York, snysr
have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach and
NJ a~sI.ncss. / never had any medicine 10 do
N -, i9uch good as TT IT'S PILLS. They are
as ~ Vi "a represent d."
Org So Murray Street, New York.
, 1880-01-01
Twin drop on


Gb0 1lFH lTA1Rnt,
a touching story wis told two or threo years
n90 " tho Mntrun Of IN orphan asylum near
this city. ~ littio Swedish girl pt about IL wins
brought L, tho house ,,yery III. Aftcr son!o
ch!ld, but sndeaEcd eyeryhody % her hy hor
Kindness which hRd boon showil 70 tor. Ono
day child wns admitted, tcsty, peovish littlo
creature Of j, suffering from Eoinc nprvols c0m-
plalnt Tho title swe'ic from tic first hpur .lo-
voted herself to Tits chill rr,nu!ntal bcsicr her
G!l day annsug aud reading to her. and had her
placed n tho ilcxt cot to hGr tHTl tiAt Bhe might
answar her Gull. The pnsses wCro willing enough
to bo relieved of t!,oiE duty, and 1t was only nitur
snInc wpeka that tho hintrOil discovered that tho
older child haa actually assumed Al tho duties
and serving her With ,ii,tirtug xentioness and
Rtcd rs tala 9 Sr se t soGesa Ta2ia'y hnt r.
ho.lys hand h'lt TINT Of her FREUD, and the Lit:
hsln thS Goor eahy Y her nr,,ss %hc1 shy died,
a1ked. The littto Swodo Iookes, bowiliorol.
"ho .,t a. h tns Rsopls II tho world help oae
but why did YOU choose that babyY rhoro Aro
nlnrs layab!e." The chila's eyos nllosl With
teats. nut sho bud nobody but mo to caro- for
, 1880-01-01

,nnrrietl OH Frfttny.t ~ 7
"lInw tnf,g docs your c1pcrIcncc run back2"
"'ran ynurT."
"What ia Tho fRyorit day7"
"Thirriay."
"Why Ia Tint aclecteh?''
~ ttnvu M icT. Thern II nne singular thing
In my experience. hayD married nif,re girls az
18 thMr, nf i'll Dthor ngra mt tngrttor. They
ncver get beyond To- or rlAo that Is tho usual Ngo
to marry"
How many Co,tptcs hRyo you u1arrtcdT'
"Abo,lt l60."
ritz urv uy, ,rrpr
.r,,n ~" ,'..,.' a.s. Mls. ,ah. ,.',.1.,, ,4
, LII s asss ~ raI.S .;S, hS!Ect @ fl'""}' ont naFo
''h.tuUita '.UE. rnl". l - ~ .. LIN 'tu5. I'LL ..,w
!. 1,M,tn mMt hnrt TIT ~ ret,p!tr wo!n .nex
,. 'sn N.Y. tn M1MkEesslhn ~, II h .nMs thTsu . wv Mny.
sH @ sun. 1: ~! u. .nG ~ ~ ~. ~ ,,' ~ t
,.n,, i,.f,rI nueI ErtIa,, ,v,s ,,,,so,, j',,,,ss
IL wns +, ts,nvcni.,,t div. hnvo ,inyrr knnwii
Fri,imv IN h., sninrfn,l fnr rssidinr ri hnus".'
mWfhnt wos ~, t',n fsvrrit SlnV in Mchtunn5'
p Stiv nm % from Tursdny 10 Th,irHjay. Batur-
div ,v'is MI MI nftrn srinctn;;l, N''''
HWh,, nnts'' ri 'e'' so1e~
who ann 20 M So1o o f NV snSy 5 @;Is pa9;tes
thn su,atiimtlo liut, ns i, r,,ic, pnt murrjc on
E1inrinv. 1t,,t hnwo unrrict, f,conn an thnt III
INV" "s 'o f~"''' ~'' ~-"~
II i1nvo xo, nm sun,tny2''
uYrs. n orcnt n,n,v."
e'' =" e' ~. ...,,,, ,..p-...v
1hhIpt hhhIHAN'
, 1880-01-01
scATEs AFTER HIS FEES.

6F9EldE UWFH1e7F n TIE CHt1d96 IF1tHHe.
6rniS0rIEtu, ILL.,, Doc. 3l.-Iudgr Walter Il.
scates, Of Ch!cago. Is In tho city cn8ngod iii
securing tho dopnsit!ons Of icatiIng lawyers hero
as to tho vAluo of tho legal services performed
by him In tho celebrated Wayne Company bonh
Btntes Supreme Curt. This litigation wins pend
Ing about fourteen yonrs. and Judge States
represented during that period tho holders OF
EslAIsn Ut tho $I,sE0u0 ut Gnf,tla issued. A Nt1tl-
her IL his cfipnis isavu eilee died, and thcr Ild-
Innistrntors hDcilno to pay hla olaitnA fnr his
services, which nnuunta t0 something Ike 10 per
cent conln.tsslnt IN tho .vaI,.o Of tho proporty
II series Of s,.its III tho Wayne County Elrc,Ilk
aud County Cnurta. aIsd tn tic, Cook County
nttereys horu prcti!ut he will h. ,le will rrc',ycr
upwars Of $l0J,U fur bis services ir thls causo
cGlcbre,
, 1880-01-01
FRIDAY.
Influence Of an Old Superstition
on Wedding Licenses.
And Also upon Weddings Themselves
Returns for tho Year.
A Number Of Ministers Ciye Their
Expericnccs...A General
Agreement.
Thursday and sundny Appear to 30
tho Popular Days.

There havc nnpcnrcd occasionally paragraphs
In TIN TRIBUNE to tho effect thnt tho number
ot tnnrriagn licenses issued Friday was much
smnllcr ttnn Tint Of those taken ont on nf1y
other day nf tho week. The ycar having rcncheal
Its cinac, THE rRrnuNE hns lat,nriolisly Ko,lo
through tho list 0f liconscs tssuctI during tho
year, and hns tigurct( ur tho number taken out
upon .-.
nrn{,. fxs1t
, 1880-01-01
JOURNALISTIC.

Gt<ct4 01pateA to tbs Caeapo Tflbtns.
CARLlHvlLAE, ILL.,, Doc. 8l.-Tha Democratic
oEgun Of this county, the Mdcouptn Enquirer,
changed hands to-4ay, Milton Mcclure becoming
tho oWner. lilo afterwards sold To Z. A. Bntvcly,
OF tho Herald. Tho result of tho sal9 Will bo u
consolidation Of tho Democratic papers Of thia
city.
, 1880-01-01

A. Mtsa WhlttoH, now at pA1nariscotta, No., has
probably the lntEost hair ct any wonAn III tho
q FrBneh twist 1t passes slx times around her
bead. The growth " perfectly natural.
, 1880-01-01
THE FIllEAIEN.
Enforced Resolutions Presented
to the Mayor.
And a Spontaneous Tribute Of Love Paid
Their Old Commander,


Upon Mayor HGsrlson'A REccssfon 10 Office.
about tho 1rst thing he did WIS To call upon tho
members of tho F're-Dcpart1ncnt to submit 10 II
reduction Of tholr pay, amounting to per cent,
Tho tnpys felt that they wnrc hlrcMsty ,1nderpuA,
hut, It being limited urot,nh that those who did
not submit to tho reduction would bo discharged
thoy gracefully submitted to tho order Tho
only member who was really henri to co,nplatn
IN tho mntter wss Marshal llenncr, nrh1 his i,cnd
WINS cut on, un everybody remembers whnt fol-
loWctl,-how tho Council CANT to tho front and
re!nstAhsd him, md how he subsequently re-
*.gncsl rnthcr thar be tortured rs he wnuld have
lcel,. Following this, It viii bo remembered,
h!s Honor called upon AaststaHt-afnrshal Shay
to point mt whoro discharges should bo mndc,
etc., notwithstanding ho hatt In tho meantime
appointed nenllcr's successor. Shuy's recon-.
mendntions were never ncted upon, however,
tor prudential rehons, and since thon. until d
fcw tinys nKo. when new ,appolntee conceived
tho Idea Of scnllpg hrt.t,nt sutnn resolutions to
tho various clsgsnc- hoscs for stgnatures, nolh-
c,,annty o tho pcptnet, M Or t. to 'ai, str 10 te
lows: "'0 ~" A07
:Htnsy &eatesT tse ,asm,os: y? y ti'a ch'cnxo
WIG 1 as snenaa ensahns H.,
he wItsy ena'a manassd sa
ess : gSs y Ct ~ h hss49 hs
sf2" ss,s, Ss t. ssfs gss
; . es " T1pas s''''
s'qes = &. Il onst s pis liz s9o1
@ ss n 9 ., y y GMf1sGy II oSs IT, sasers r.
.aessss @ "eh's1ea 'sS e'; T.
] ~ + ss;! ::ss 81 s.
s si1 ssf g.
e tncss a Eaoa 1g1 % ns%5s Ms wihst t
, 1880-01-01

A GENTn WANTEf,-T0 BELL THE BEST poCK-
xan,s sSsa xis ha ss9s 81 Ell
anu t9 stosy faita house II 90o We ss It IS peE doz
ksmple f0f 10, postpaid. boston PoakqtbooE Co.,
Chicago, III,
, 1880-01-01

Hunos-wEsT.
IN N'''" o1''' ''o"muu, ,'14u..,
,u. Mrs., A. F.. sb,.o, ,loS9ms. ss% Mt., rnu, Kit.
uAnn1goy.
a. Miss Ne,l,o cor,,ou. insisted By Mss ILL ntce
HAitRtsoA-WEsT'
''' ''''' '""'' Dann: ',1..,,,,,-
5 aaa IL X XII Es BY M Edwin
INDIANA. .......
ooflana sna fSae as 4. T. ~ 1c":s e''00 0' '' NJ A.
INDIANA AVENUE.
u.s. u.s. Mrs Mi.. EaRf f,tsat, ctsSj Il Sioun. vcon
a st It, s Issl. IA A. co"'' BY Mis- suo FL
JOHNSON rt.Aos.
9. MthH Mhry g. Chadwick. nasisted by Miss Eliza
'' sAcxsos-wrsr.
Ainr. nss,stctl hy Mlss Alma UpSicn ''''' "e'''o
s'1' "ss' j. H. puap'y.
To- Mr. John H. j}en.tey, nss!stel by Mrs. Il; II.
Mle1 MrS JossS amSn Nys 81 G. sGaney Mss
La HALLE-NosTis.
Sst Sssss :, y,;' s5 ~ ssh,ss.
Christine Nichols.
NAD1sos-wEsT. .......
,..,,nt
'S IL ;s John ssst s,,,,ss by n.. 1 A.na w. ',
Warwick.
-, AAnnEi-ns''t'!.
Aliee Sho1ry. md Miss May O'Conncl: N''''
MAY-souTlt.
Ms5 1's' 0'e''''s' " "''' o''s&'' ana
MICHIGAN AvENuE.
MrN iIsnrv isats5r Viii eCtr,yn r,tS M.R aha
Armsby, " 1A'
cno!iEs ~ Ms pusehof OF milwaukee, with tho Misses
A0ffaoH-WEsT. ...-
sss VII :: eft ase?fs:ss @ssi's A.s:
ss a1n Ma , xco t' m1sa na Mss r. y y, NILE
&c ss'1'o n'a's VIII 10 at No. @ s'o'h jefferson
MosaAN-sourfs.
81, Mrs. Ia J. DNe4ng. nssts.cd By Miss Jnaio FInck
q inrt uFon haa Mlss Ahh'a shnnon, Ut AoohesteF,
w. rrnnAsNA.
n. Mim Mnrrnrct sturruv. ns..tcd nv Nh, .r,...
sinsY and Xnna Murray. ' = A'''''
H.. H.. Man, Mtn yeS M,t;ai,s II" M|'' Manic Booth
~. Mn. aeo,se r.. ol'a'an. 1%'
sEs Mn,v,o SMny Im. n1 Snn SSn'c ,nimee ~
'sn'sS" c''s' Mo- o.x,xx.
-" rAnx AvEsun.
Mss s,S saa Iii. s,od by Miss Manic
pAutISA-Houru
an's: III af'1t W. oo''on a''''oa b, her daughter
FEoRIA-BoUrII,
ia Misses ELLA Duncan 1.otta duncan, aud blanche
Gll'ma'' ..,
IA Al ;; :s ni;;ss b, mt.e. c.sharns
raA1n1E AvEsus.
, 1880-01-01

No other Whiskor Bye equals 1Iills-s0 cents
, 1880-01-01
NEW-YEAR'S CALLS.
Additions to the Long List In
Wednesdays Tribune"
Indications thai Tho Day Will Ba Better 0bser1ed
Than Escr Before.

Tho following list OF thoso receiving ca1ls TO-
day,s additional To tho nnn,cs pnbltahcd in yos-
tcr'Ny'a TRIBUNE. being handed In since lts p,,b-
1fcntion. Those desiring Tho fill ltst of ladies
receiving New Years calls ia published IN ycs-
tcrsny's T'n1nuNE Gun ubtAin eurtos nt THR
Tnlnt1NE coltnting-room:
ABERDEEN.
M Miss Mary :nnd Soll!o thirty, assisted By Mas
ApAMs-wEsT.
w NJ A. stoY. s. I'D a;o M + ane Mlk''sna El, So.
Il; Il; VIZ iEa,s,!ston and Mtra A. sai'shury.
il i Z !!;ss.rsn s %H'ShSdssf ma sfr. g. II. buchanan.
s ais. es!1c H. 'ian' Ia1:@oll. with Miss Anna ya.r
81; A!:: ls'is Carpenter IF Milwaukee, with Miss
nREMxts.
1Ga. The Misses KttAc and Sornh Flnhety.
ma Mss M,s .o T. M qss G"a.s" as''''a by Miss Ora r'Fco
-oAMrnELL AVENUE.
81. MTa William J. trnwlcy.
CtfuItCit.
ss M M!:ses ':s s.s Ma5s Ga9 Ms,,ana 1T,H Nicholson.
d6. Missed Jou. Mary Ann. nnd ftkslc Reynolds
CALUMET AyENUE.
s MlM 1 MaDui 81 EsHar I and stt.a E. Louise King
s @ II" Ill. "s& Saafa n sSf
aA; ,tlss MnRRic Mead. assisted by Miss Ida ".
NJ M5: HEs,,es Ess s:,,toa b, x,., s,,,,o French
CEsTnE Avenue.
.G1. aira. i. W. Evans, 0f Engicwood with Mss.
CoSa1tEss-WEsT.
Il e IL *; IL & I1 ss'''cd b, Mrs dcora' s"nd-
cAnRoth AVENUE. ..
II Nss f:'s f9ns s'sy e;:;'f% MI ha :ss; Mss
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.

HsA sAtE o. 6s VIA
GEdHaF HIGH AND \ ooNeREss sTkEETs.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust to us. dated Both
E EGx ss Folio 5 a o osa ,5s IL
viii sell at public sale WEDNESDAY,. HE SEVENTH
in front Of the premises those two lots Of ground
IN satS deSrgeto%p D. o. lying in Beans addition to
at It the e ne1h sid. of West
street. one hundred and three t1o3) feet six (6)
southeast corner of the easternmost of three new
briek dwelling houses, and run thence northerly
a. fest theScs wee sna
Wlthboun6ryline of Joseph L. Simms and Frederick
more or less to point opposite the sividins wall
EetS cen the most eastery and central of said new
tGe aors ns sP f b, s With
more or less TO West street passing through the
Of said new brick houses and thence east with West
street S) feet three 60 inches to the poiat
I'd; Beginning, at point on tae north side OF
West street eighty five (s5) feet three 81 inches
eat from Valley street said point being the center
central Of three new Brick Dwelling Houses, and
run thence northsrly and at right angles to West
or less to the boundary line between the properly
Of Joseph L. simms and Frederick "; Hanewinckei;
the center Of the dividing wall between the western
anu Vi satu Low DElCK houses. CQeQCe
southerly and parallel with the first line ninety
street, passing through the center of the dividing
wall between the westernmost and central of said
brick houses, and thence east with West street
eighteen QS) feet to the point Of the beginning and
the improyemt nts, consisting of two story base
ment and mansard goof Brick Dwelling on each Of
when Sold
Terms of sale on each Lot: One fourth "a cash !;
balance in oneQ,) two(2and three(3)years with in
terest, to be secured by trust on property Convey
ancinR at cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are
not complied with in five days. the Trustees viii
sell at risk and cost OF defaulting purch aser.
:oMeHENEY HoLL1NaswoRTH. Trustees.
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DROPOSALS FOR MAIL LOCKS AND
KEYS
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAGuINGEnN n q laSl

I
, WASHINGTON, ID. O., June ~, 1880. 4
1. ~ compliance with a provision in the law en-
uleu an act makiug appropriations for the
wee OF the Post Office Department for the fiscal
Year ending June 80 1881. and for other purposes"
approved June II, 1880, requiring a re advertise
ment FOR proposals for Mail Locks and Keys notice
is hereby given that SEPARATE SEALED PRO-
fOsaLS VIII be received at this Department until
~ O'CLOCK NOON, ON The ID DAY OF AUGUST
lSeu Tor furnishing five new and different kinds
OF LOCKS and Keys for the sole and exclusive use OF
me mted states mails, including, besides those
70 De Used Tor mail bags, such are be used on
the street letter boxes of the United States
Asfhe public exposure and searching ex animation
necessary to Intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model cf lock and key would tend to impair If
not entirely destroy, the further utility of such
locks and keys for the purposes of the mails the
Postn aster General prescribes no models or sam
pies for bidders, but relies for o selection on the
mechanical skill and Ingenuity which a fair comre-
1tion among inventors. hereby invited may develop
in samples submitted by them;
q. Proposals, with samples, will also be received at
the same time. for Safety Chains for Msil Keys
Specifications of conditions and requirements as
to propose S, samples. kinds and quantities, con-
tracts, &c, as we'll forms of proposal, will be
furnished on application, by letter. to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal Will be
considered unless it shall have been submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms.
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
foIm1ty to the specifications and the accepted pro-
pesals. D. NJ KEY
e24-lawGw Postmaster General
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DIED.

HARVEY. On the morning of June 3Oih, 1889.
forty seventh year Of his age.
Funeral from the late residence Of deceased. 1907
sth street northwest, Friday. July I'd, at 4 80
O'Clock Friends are invited to attend. 1nterment
ct Oak Hil. lChicago, st. Louis and Erie pa. }
PFEIL. On June 80. 1880. at IL 80 o. m, AME.
LA PEEL, suddenly Of heart disease, aged twenty
Years, wife Of Jno. K. Pfeil, ".
How long she struggled against disease
Which be fled skill and care;
And long she fingered, racked with pain
And suferings hard to bear |"
Funeral viii take place from her late residence.
rear Of schuetzeH Park. tomorrow Friday, July
2, at I've O'Clock IN.
SWIFT. At half past one O'Clock Wednesday
morning, June so, $780, at Fort Whipple Va OF
cholera infantum, MARVIN, infant son Of Lieut..
James A. and Sophia Swift.
Funeral services at Fort Whippie. Va Friday
the I'd instant, at ten O'Clock q. m.
ThESIZE. On Tuesday. June 29th, 1880 DR. J.
Q. A. IREsIZE, aged 6fty-three years.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WILLIAMSON. On Tuesday evening at half
past u after long and painful illness, which he
bore with Christian fortitude, SAMUEL WILLIAM
son, in tie sixty fifth year Of bis ere.
The relatives and friends Of the family viii take
leave at the house 7o4 street Sc; Funeral SER
corner Ath street and Virginia avenue Q. e.: at {
mouth papers please copy a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-01
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TR USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, d. O.,
ON TIE 'HElGHTS TAT THE 8. +. COR
NER OF CONGRESS AND STODDERT

REAL ESTATE IN GEOR9ETOWN, d. O.,
ON TIE ''HElGHTS," AT THE s. E. COR
s sTRrt 81 CONGRESS AND sToDDERT
By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated on the>A
2oth March, 1876, and OF record among the la
land records Of the District of Columbia, in kl:A
noer $40, at folio 2OS, &c, and at the request of
trustee, WILL on TUESDAY. THE sra DAY OF JUNE e.
loSO. AT q O'CLOCK P. NJ in front Of the premises
seil at public auction, certain real estate in said
George S In said District of Columbia. being
Thomas Bears addition to said town, and described
az follows: Beginning for the le at the south
east corner OK the intersection of Stoddert and
line IF stoddert street 225 feet more or less. to
the west line OF the part Of said lot 49, in said ad-
ten, conveyed by deed of trust, dated November
PUN. IS.o, and recorded in said land records. in
angles to stodert street. 100 feet; thence west and
parallel with Stoddert street 1876 6 IL feet more or
less, TO CONGRESS street; and thence in northwes-
terry direction on the east line of Congress street
to the beginning, with the improvements rights
and appurtensnces to the same belonging
Terms OF sale: Sc, 900 with interest at ten (lO per
eentum per annum, from Goth March. 1879. Cess
Sl62 paid on account said interest) with the ex
months for which balance the notes of the pnr-
chaser. with interest from the day of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
OF SALE The eNpeI ses of sale and taxes will be an-
nounGed at time of sale. If the purchaser do not
comply with the terms of sale within days after
the date thereof resale will be had at his risk and
the evening Star" newspaper, for days An
GR aaf
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
1OESDAY, july 9Th, 1880, same hour and place.
by oroer OF the trustee. 5eS, Is, 29, 1y1, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS ATTRRNOON.

" INCLUSIVE, AND TIE NORTH q FEET
AND INCHES OF LOT ID. IN SQUARE 78,
SITUATED ON TWENTY FIRST STREE
AND NORTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Now OCCUPIED BY THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA AS A MARKET HOUSE.
By virtue Of the DEGREES of the Supreme Il
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed in h.4
Equity. cause Of Augusta Me Blair ct al. I..2.
derris red as Trustee will sell at ggbc auction in
pay OF july. A. D. 1880. AT 81 O'CLOCK PM. all
abingdon. District Of oolqmbia. known and
5ets H. r. Is r. 1s H. 20 and 2l and the north
the risk and cost Of the detaultins purchaser.
, i he terms OF sale are: One-third % cash, and
the residue in two Cd equal instruments at six and
twelve months after date with interest, to be Sc
cured by approved notes and lien reserved on the
property sold. No deed deeds win be given until
all purchase money and interest shall have been
PAID; deposit Of $l0O win be required on each
lot and part OF lot when sold. All conveyancing at
Pun chsser's costs II the terms Of sale are not
complied with in ten days from day of SALE the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
ten days notice in The Evening Star.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee,
Office, 4g0 Louisiana ave.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucts.
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