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MARRIED.

SIMMs-DUNCAN. In Newport, r. l., 18th Of
August, 1885, at the parsonage OF Touro Chaps,
Inv Rev VIM h Thomas, ALFRED SIMMs, OF
Washington, ID. O., and Miss SARAH DUNCAN, Of
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Defences of Caudahar.

The first sortle OF the beSieged garrison draws
immediate attention to the defepceS OF Canda-
har, which consist Of a mud wall about 80 feet
In height. The enceinte is divided into curtains
and Semi-cfrcular towers is strengthened by a
low JoSSe brGye, and defended by ditch 10 feet
deep and "a In width. This can be filled With
water In few hours from the canals OF the
Arghundab, which interSect the City. The
area within the enceinte Is too vast for such
garrison TO hold as the British had there when
the remnants OF Burrows brigade fell pack
upon the place. There are four great gates
pass respectively, and two lesser ones In the
eastern and western fronts. The parapet
is battlemented and loopholed and pierced
with apertureS for the purpose of hurl-
ing vertical missiles into the ditch. The
towers, including those at the gates and the
four grand angles, are SiXty-two in number,
and as the rampant is wide, and there are good
mounted there. The citadel where the British
troops have retired consists OF an inner quad
rangle OF two hundred yards, retrenched In the
centre OF the northern face. Within It's enci0-
sure are the royal palace and apartments Its
wall Is protected on three sides by good r0SS5
there is large baSti0n In its southern face, and
Tour small towers flank its eastern and four
more lts western 'front.' As a defensive position
Cahdahar Is contemplate. assuming that those
attacking it are determined, and have, as Ayooh
hhan Is credited with having "a weii-seryed
aftliefy," and proceed by the method OF a reg
ulaf siege. AS to the question OF the water
supply In the citadel opinions vary. In the
level outside water Is TO be had with only toe
great facility. 1t springs to the boring pump
consequence OF which there is a dampness
Whlch produces low fever, dysentery aud 1aun.
0ce-the great scourge Of Western Afphanis-
tan.-N. 7. Herald. 2Sd.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-Several very desirable Brick seven
y room HOUSES. with mod. imps. Can be rent
ca and occupi'd Immediately rent to commence
Sept. j, 1850, st $40. Also large list of other
Houses at different prices and in all parts of the
city Call for our Bulletin.
JOHN SHERMAN h CO.,
aUg2l-3m ClOud Ruiidin1
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T. BY r. o. HOLTZMAN,
REAL Estate AGENT AND AUCrIoNEKR,
10th and + streets northwest
Ekatfng Rink

MAKE No CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR
ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY, AND
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
I HAVE MANY OF THE FINEST BUILDING
SITES IN 1BE CITY For SALE: ALSO.
FROM 81. Geo 70 CSC. OO0. Now Is THE THE
III Bun T. D. HOLTZMAN,
aux21 10Th and ats
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6tHANCERY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
ODWELLING, ALSO a FRAME HOUSE, ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST, NEAR G STREET
SOUTH. OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS.

EIGHTH STREET EAST NEAR STREET
s9UT Hdr G@dIPosITE MARINE BARRACKS,
BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court "a
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in equity h,Sf
cause No 1884, the undersigned Trustee .Gs;H
therein will sell at public auction, In front of the
premises, on MONDAY, 9TH DAY OF SEpTEMBER
A. ID. 1880. AT O'CLOCK p. M, all that CERTAIN
piece parcel lot Of ground lying and being in the
city OF Warrington in the District Of Columbia
and known and described on the ground plat or plan
OF said city as part Of Lot numbered twenty one
in square numbered nine hundred and four {904)
beginning at the line dividing lot numbered twenty
Two, one hundred and twenty feet from the corner
OF street and 9Th street east running thence north
on line with said 9Th street forty H0 feet; thence
west seventy t70) feet and six (6l inches; thence
south lfeet: thence west to the alley as laid down
n the plan OF said square thence south bounded
py sald alley to the line Of lot numbered twenty
Two lZ thence east along the line of said lot
bered twenty-two t221 to the place Of beginning,
Terms as prescribed by decree: One, third OF the
equal Instruments at one and two years, notes to
bear interest and to be secured by trust prop
erty sold II terms Of sale are not complied with
In ten days from sale, the Trustee reserves the
right @ resell the property at the risk and cast Of
the defauting purchaser, after giving i've days
notice o. such resale in some newspaper published
IN washington, D. G. Conveyancing, &C., at pur-
chaser's cost A deposit OF one hundred dollars
VIII be required at time Of sale
JOSEPH Z. HODGSON, Trustee,
HOS 18th street northwest.
DUNCANsON BRO g.. Aucts.
auglS. l6. 10, ~. a. 70, 70. 81, sepS. 4.&6
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REV. CRIEL GRAVES has resigned the PASTOR
ate of 81. Johns English Evangelical Independ-
ent Lutheran church, corner OF Monument
street and Broadway. and he preached yester-
DAY twice at Standard hall. Baltimore and Fred
erlch streets The hall was well filled. lie had
INTENDED going TO Washington TO speak at
temperance meeting In the afternoon but post
poned II when the audience at the hall ia the
morning expressed wish for him TO preach at
night. Services were also held In the church,
Broadway and Monument streets. by Rev. c. w
s. SetZ. The council OF the church has accepted
the resignation OF Mr.. Graves and the congrega-
ton VIII act on it Wednesday night at the
church. Objection was made first some of
the members 10 their pastors taking the part
he did in political ana other questions where
upon be resigned. He has been very active
temperance speaker, and has also advocated the
gTeenback political views, making speeches at a
number OF meetings OF that party. Ia his dis
courses yesterday he made no direct allusion TO
the differences which led to his resignation and
denounced nobody. He said, however money
was king In this country, and asked how pastors
without great courage could preach the gospel
and the whole truth when doing 50 might cost
them their places and take the bread out OF
their children'S mouths? How could minister
depict the ills OF whisky and beer when a rich
brewer sat just before him who contributed $500
year 10 The church? How could he speak boldly
OF the duty OF wealth when the millionaire In
the front seat pays the largest proportion or the
minister s SalaIy?-B Sun, 23d.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrEAMsHrP
SOUTHAMPTON AND BhKMKN.
The steamers CT this company VIII sail every Sst-
2stes OF passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
los. South smgton and Bremen, first cabin, 31OO;
sertificates s2s For freight or passage apply to
QELRICHS b CO., Bowling Green. New York.
Y. G; METLEROTT Is CO., Gas Pa. ave-. AgenH
Tor Washington. Bepl0
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CLYDE,s NEW ExFREss LINE

u syrEsEa A-I
FASH1NGION, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting at hfiadelphla with Clyds's
dsnce, Fall River, and All points i'm the
New England states.
Through bills Of lading given.
SAILING DAyH.
From Msshingtoa-Mondsys. at Pa.
From hiladelphia-Saturdays. at 10 IN.
freight received daily until pm. Georgetown
Goods received and delivered 1t Washington.
Wharf, foot OF 18th street.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE 4 CO, General MANAGERS,
South Wharyes. Philadelphia; j: II. Johnson
Washington. sp3O
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TEE DISTRICT
II OF 0OI.IIMRIA

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TEE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.
EQUITY CAUSE No. 8, 49,
To depositors In the Washington City Savings
Who have not drawn either Of the last three diV-
bends made by the Receiver will be debarred from
al claim Whatsoever unless their claims for un-
before October 18th, 1880.
". 8. COX, Justice. je3O-2aWlOW
tRep. and Post eopy.l
nISP0sERSo Of gEOOND,HAND CLOTHING,
~ Watches, Guns. Pistols, &C., can get the best
cash prices from HERZOG'S, sos 9th g., near "a.
ave- Prompt attention VIII be given to orders In
person or by mail. mars
TvHR OELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS.
THAT NEVER kUsTs. NEvER BREAKS.
NEVER WEARs OUT. ALWAYS CLEAN. and can
CHAH. FISHERS, Gas 7th st. n. w.
ME- Fisher devotes her attention to ths wants OF
lady patrons. mar20
IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT. get
the best q GLA6SkS Of 81.
HxMPLER the opdcian. Pa. ave-.
near ~. apl6
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{tUEAND LINE.
" NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
EHe CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN

rHH OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
sstwsen New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr,
FROM PlEk ~, n: R., EKW YORK.
scythia We'd, Aug. 26 BothniA. Wed, Sept. 10
.Batavs Mon. Aug so Algeria Wed. Sept. "a
Tarifa Wed, Sep. Scythia -. Wed Sept. %
lyEpus. Wed, Sept s
And every following Wednesday from New York
NO Storage.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
s5g and SLUG gold, according to accommodations.
Ticket TO Paris, &l6, gold. additional.
return tickets on favorable terms.
Slserage at very low rates Steerago tickets from
s1Velpool and queenstown, and all other part0 OF
Europe. st lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
dsvre, antwerp and other ports on the Continent
nd ior g.. Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Oompany's
snhce. No. Bowling Green or both steerare an
,.oip, to OTIS BI6ELOW & CO.. 6e5 It'll STREET,
Washing ION, ID. q.
ian2s CAAs. q. FRANUKLYN. Asens,N.Y.
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MERCHANTS AND MINEB -
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltimore-Every WEDNES-
DAY ard SATURDAY, at pm, from foot Of
Spears Wharf, (near foot 8. Gay STD
From New York-,Eyery WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY. at p. M. from Pier ~. East River (near
foot Clinton ST.
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed.
BATES Of passaae-First class, S5, including meals
aud etateroom berth. Storage, %. meals, If de-
aired. 2Sc. per meal.
a. L. HUSGINs, Agt.,
Boston Wharf.) BALTIMORE, mD
GEO. III. GLOVER, Agt..
!e2b-ly Pier 40. EAST RIVER, NY
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FTNHOS. j. FISHER h CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 F street NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
UABLh SQUARE. No. 674, IN THE CITY OF

MASdlNGION, u. y.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated December 26th,
p. 1872, and recorded in iber 704 folio GAG, Of
by direction Of the party secured thereby, the I'M
deIsigned trustee will sell At public auction in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 31st day Of Au-
gust, A. p. 1880, at O'Clock p. m, the square of
ground situated in the city Of Washington. in said
hundred and seventy -four, (674,) bounded on the
north by street. on the south by street, on the
esst by First street east, and the west by North
Capitol street. and containing about 25O 600 square
feet of ground.
Terms OF sale: One fourth OF the purchase
money in cash. and the balance in three equal in
stalments in six, twelve and eighteen mouths from
chaser. bearing interest at per cent per annuu,
payable semi annually, and secured by . deed Of
trust upon the premises, will DO required; or the
purchaser may pay all cash. at his option. de-
post OF $500 will be required at the time Of sale
chaser II the terms Of sale are not complied with
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaultins purchaser after five
augl2- d&ds MARTIN F. NORRIS, Trustee
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TOR s1iE-A DESIRABLE HOME, on the
as follows: Basement-Furnace and fuel room.
store room. kitchen and PANTRY First foor-Sa:
pantry. Second foor-Three chan bers ard bath
room Third Goor-Two large chambers and SER
va1ts room, all in rood order. Parking on front
and west eide, enclosed by substa .la iron fence.
The floors Of first story and trimmings in hard
wood This property is within two squares of the
o. 8: Capitol. and one square of the Metropolitan
and Pa avenue street cars. and VIII be sold at q
bargatn- An inspection of the premises is invited
jy2O-3m FITCH, FOX h BROWN.
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AUCTION SALES.
T0MORROW,
N,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

tIthOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
WhEL.PaPER House W6EFEL Me- a6HN al,
EXANpER At ACTION, CONSISTING OF
FULL LINE OF FRENCH AND AMERI-
CAN WALL PAPEKS, SUCH AS gifts,
SAIINs, BRONZE; BIANKs. &c: ALs1. 4
CENTER PIECES AND STATUES; ALSO.
OkE1RON SAFE, TWO DESKS, COUNTE RS,
kHELNING, &C, &c, &c.
On TUESDAY. AUGUST PATH, 1880, at 1O@-
O'CLOCK A M, at the above well known es- NGT.i3
Enlistment, (ben9 No. 1921 Pennsylvaniat| 49,
avenue a. w,) will sell the above stock in lots to
suit Dealers are invited.
Terms: Cash.
THOMAS BOWLING,
aUgl7-d Auctioneer.
an ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
~ store, HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N
Oh or about September 10, will sell at public E$A}
auction $50, OC0 worth Of UNREDEEMED6Ex
PLEDGES, sale commencing TUESDAY, AUGUST
-, AT p. M, and will Sc / the same honr Every
No. LOOT 7th st. NV.
p. FOLEY. kucrcneer. aug19
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Death of sexton RrOxyu.
ONE OF NEW YoRK's MOST FAMILIAR CHARACTERS
REMOVER.


REMOVED.
Isaac III. Brown the well known sexton of
Grace church, died al ) O'Clock on SATURDAY.
afternoon, at Bradford. Conn, where he was
visiting, IRON severe attack OF bilious fever
Mr.. Brown had been In poor health during the
spring. and on the 18TH OF July LETT New York
for Bradford, In company with his wife He
was - years OF age. His body Will be brought
10 this city at noon to-day. MIR. Brown
was proprietor or a feed store at Ilth
street and 4th avenue. and ia hts
Office as sexton he turned his feed store 10 ae-
count In a curious manner. He owned neither
hearSe. coffin, carriage, nor horse, nor did he
. even have an assistant He turned his under
taking work over TO Others. He knew the regu-
lar price for the work. and he never paid higher
than market rates. Then he gathered In the
proceeds or the undertaking. which In Grace
Cnurch prices amounted 70 snug sum. Besides
this, he protted by owning a feed store In
partly paying In feed for the undertaker's
horses. The undertaken who transacted the
larger share OF his business was his son-in-l law
Undertaken Jonas Stolts OF 227 Bowcry For
over thirty years he has been a sexton of Grace
church. AT any ceremonial In Grace Church.
marriage. christening, or funeral. the pompous
Durly and oStentatious form or Sexton Brown
ioomed up In the doorway. d. sun, 2Sd.
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There are two distinct kinds or boys in this
world-the human boy and the boy who exists
In Sunday-school bookS.-AHdTelcs BdzdF.
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INOR RFNT-
OPPOSITE q. 8. TREASURY. 15rH SrRFrr

Fine Stores, Office Rooms-sineIy or commun,cat
ng-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and
closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat.
DARE rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor.
tyl2
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EOR RENT.
RENT. FOR RENT.

FoR RENT FOR RENT. FOR RENT.
lS66 st ,1OIs nj: $50 Cor 24SPa. ave- 16 rs. e75
1882 Pa. ave store & b. As 1910 st n. W. RS 40
24l1 Pa.ave los. lao 1923 Doth ct 6 rs m l. Is
.QS 20th st %. 50 100 ADD st n w. Srs m ~
PIP 18th at W, rs. 25 S14 ODD St n. w. store Is
917 18th ri. ", rs. IS 24I9 ct NV RS L. so
2l09 ii st. nv rs. rs. 25 200S M stn.w rs 10
3new bricks, 22d G., ": 1919 23d ST. W., rs 10
No charge will be made for advertising property
Money 10 LOAF in to suit A list of other prop
erty Doth Tor sale and rent, inciuding several good
stores III tbs west end. can be my Office.
". r. WILCOX,
Augl2-Sm Corner Doth and SITS. u. "
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GBEEN WISE, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate IN k0SSLYN. VIRGINIA, (OPPOL
SITE GEORGETOWN, D. o. IMPROVED
BY DWELLING HOIlAE- ATQRE SrA.

SITE GEORGETOWN, D. o. IMPROVED
BY A DWELLING HOUSE, STORE, STA
BILE, &C.
By virtue Of the decree OF the Circuit Court IL
OF Alexandria county, Virgins, rendered at f.a<
the May term. 1880. thereof. in the suit of I'LL
Anna Hills w. Hanna and Johnston, Trustees, &C..
the subscribers. as Of Sale appointed
by said decree, viii offer for sale at public auction.
on the premises on WEDE ESDAY, AUGUST 25rH,
1850. AT O'CLOCK P. M. Lots numbered one, two
and three, in Square numbered three, in the Town
Of Rosslyn, Virxinia, with the improvements, con-
sistins Of dwelling house store stable and neces-
say outoulld1pgs and lot OF fruit trees. ~.
with interest from December 20. 1877, at per
cent, and S3S 40 taxed costs Of suit in cash the
balance in 6, IL and IS months after said SALE with
approved personal security. If terms Of sale are
not compiled with within one week from the day of
iale. the property will be resod at the risk and
cnst OF the defautng Rnrcl aser, after three days
notice In the Evening Star newspaper of Washing
toa, D. G. Copyeyancine st purchasers cost.
ALBERT STUART,
JAMES II. JOHNSTON,
Commissioners.
0-fh Sol
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NEW YORK-ROTTEKDAM.

The first class steamers q this line sAmster
land, :" ''schieeam" and ''S aas"Nearryins the q.
s. NAL to the Netherlands Leave Wats9n,s Stores;
cabin.a$6o, $40; second Cabn-a45. $50: Steer
HgeT&26 b. CAZAUX. General Agent, - South
William street, New York. For passage apply to
". g. METLEROTT 4 CO, -925 Pennsylvanfa
avenue, Washington: or F. II. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 18th street northwest. aug7- 1c2p
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SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
For all the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS az far
Is Leonardt5w aud Nomini; returning MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight at lowest rates.
jy13-ly F. j. STONE, Purser.
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MOTHS EXTERMINATED FROM FURNI-
W TURE. FEATHER BEDS AND NAT
ih5SskS renovated. ct GIG La. ave.
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A UOTI0N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FgRNI-
IA TURE, AT No. 1913 VERMONT AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
/ will sell, at public auction. on FRIDAY. a
AUGUST 9TH, 1880. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, atEA
the above number, on Vermont avenue, a f~e5a
general assortment Of Household Furniture: Z
Parlor sett, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, One
SpleI dld Silver plated Tea sett. Marble top Cham
besides many other articles for housekeeping too
Sale positive. GEORGE TRUE5DELL.
aug23-d AuctOneer.
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THE TRADES

DOOKBINDING.
I'D The public is respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKBINDERY
Is carried on as heretofore. The same exoeIlent
workmen are employed, snd the work turned ont
win be in the superior style which has always BEEN
. characteristic Of the establishment
apS 1012 Pennsvivania ave-, third foor.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERs.
~ Fine Printing . specially. ian1s
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29
Earnum on the Road.

Z, T. Barnum's Greatest Show ON Earth
opened on the sth Of April. in New York,
in the vast building known as the Ameri-
can Institute, for two weeks, and created
an excitement which no exhibition ever
given in the New York ever created before
The Press of the Metropolis are unanimous
10 their expressions of the most favorable
opinions of the show for the season, pro.
nounciug i; better. larger, and in every
way more attractive than ever before. It's
prominent features are entirely new. and
and the whole exhibition is remarkable
for the numb Der of new NOVELTIES it contains
The New York papers are loudest In their
praise of Zazel Described as a young
woman of remarkable beauty Of form and
face, who has created perfect furore by
her remarkable performances. in the,
which she crosses the building on single
wire 100 feet above the ground, then
climbs TO the highest point of the building.
from which she launches herself headlong
into space, and rushes through the air,
turning "a sommersault in her flight, and
finally landing upon a net placed to re-
ceive her, about ten feet from the ground.
She is afterward fred from the mouth of |
loaded cannon and sprojected about sixty |
feet horizontally. The performance was
the reigning sensation of New York, as it |
was formerly of London and Paris. A |
yoke of performing oxen are said TO &C
compish wonders, while Madam Nelson
her trained doves: Madame Martha. Miss |
Emma Lake. Mile. Leone. and host of
other riders headed by Madame Dockrill, |
go to make up q Circus Company. the
equal of which was never seen. The |
Menagerie aud Museum have also been |
much enlarged by tine addition of novelties. |
Barnum will positively bring his great |
show here on June 18th 1880 and will
undoubtedly receive a warm reception, as |
every body will be DESTROYS of seeing the |
many new wonders he has to show.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29
Land Excuraioua

There are millions of acres of splendid
farming lands in the great Platte Valley,
along the line of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Co., which can be purchased at.prices
ranging from 81 to 81 per acre. on FIVE
and ten years time. at low rate of interest
These lands are the most fertile in the
great west, and to parties looking for q
good home, cheap, there is no better OPEN
ing. To reach these lands at little ex.
pense. special excursions are arranged for
every Tuesday, and TO purchasers the
amount of money paid for railroad fare. is
credited TO the purchaser. Messrs. John
Ochs & Son.. Davenport, Iowa, are gener-
al agents for this section and will cheer
fully furnish all necessary information on
application either 10 person or by letter.
For further particulars see advertisement
in this paper.