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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

An active brain. sparkling wit, cheerful
mind, brighteye robust body, pure rich
blu0d and a vigorous bounding circulation,
add many charms to female sociey-yet, ali
how few ladies can boast of all these signs Of
health. While they remain victims to those
terrible female complaints, they will be COM
PEELED 10 be- more feeble. delicate lrones nI,on
society. But awake nom the dark and dis-
mainlght OF gloom that NANTES your brow.
you can be restored to health and happiness By
the use OF ESuLIsn FEMSLg BirrgRs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03

ENGLISH FEMALE BtrTERs are intended for
young girls as well ne married ladies', who have
by some exposure. bcaomc irregular, pale and
feeble with headache, lvnrorrhUca, pain IN the
shic aud back, falling Of the womb, or female
weakness, or eycesscs. Its use strengthens
and tincs the stomach, invigorates the nerves,
imrarts iron to the blood. corrcts all irregu
iaruterine action and removes all unnatural
obstrnciiOns.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
DR.. David Hunters
Syphilitic or Blood Pills.

\ specific for syphilis in all its forms. and
every yesta 90 OF the disease eradicated from
the system. ScrOfula aud all Blood and skin
diseases speedily cured.
E3g~ GOnnurrhoea cured in two DAYS.
sf1s- II you cannot get them Of your Drug
gist enclose the money to Mott. stevens X Co.,
Baltimore, Nd, And they will be forwarded
by mail under seal or BY express.
MOTT, STEVENS X CO., Props
-f baltimore, nd.
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Are yon distressed with an overloaded stom-
achf Are YOU troubled with headache, hizli-
ness OF constipations Does your head swilns
One dose of BAILEY'S SALINE ArERiENr will
give YOU relief. II is delightful to take. act>
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DIR. HENRY MOTIFS
FRENCH POWDERS

win cure Diseases of the kidneys, Gravel,
elect, and all urinary diseases, nervous de-
bility, loss OF manhood, seminal emissions,
impOteney caused by indiserctiun in yonth,
exc. sses, etc, female weakness or whites,
scrvfula, syphilis in all its forms. and all blood
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rhuca cured In ~ hours.
Price 50 Copper box. sent by mail secure from
uhserNation on rcrcint Of price.
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CHRONICLES.
ny TIMOTHY, the SCRIBE.

The plcpics. -.
2. For the scribe had said within
his heart. May my grubbe seasoned
with dirt il | snuff not the fresh air oil
the country on this day; aud the
scribe.went unto the place Of the pic.
mic, he and his fellows
8. And Timothy snuffed Of the air
Oi The Country much cubic feet, yea,
and gat him upon his hands and feet,
ami paved up the dust and believed,
Yea. like unto the bulls OF Bashan bel
lowed he.
4. lnsOmuch that people looked
upon him aud spake one unto another,
Behold how the scribe paweth up The
dust ofihe earth, and liatli All high
old time. - '' y
5. Came then also unto that place
,Ruch people and Yerdant, The son
vi Granger. aud 'knhtrijake, the son
Of kIotihuppair, came. hlso, bearing
in the pockets OF their garments the
flre-water OF the Hneircumcised.
.. Come also Abou Ben Damphool,
he and her upon whom his soul was
set.
And Il came TO pass that Timothy did
prowl around about the place of the
picnic, and wrote of that Whirh he
did see in his book;
.. And il was so that the scribe,
being weary and having his belly
filled with the grub of the people,
laid him down and slept, yea, tie
sleep of innocent slept he. & III
0. And while lle did sleep. 10 there
came Abou Ben Damphool unto the
place of the dancing, crying within
loud voice, Bismillah,a woman hath
promised unto me Tor this time;
Come forth, thou tlamsel ; light ofmy
eyes, come forth, that VIC tread to-
gelher the mysteries of the may.
10. But the damsel took counsel
with her heart, and said: This man
hath tackled the fire. water of the un-
godIy TO his undoing, and is drunken
Herewith ;aihorcfore tread not the
mysteries of The may with him. II
III. And the damse fed and anch-
ored unto another of the tribe of
/ cavort bu, NOT With ha y, ,he ho ma
ofDamnnoo, or ,ho ,r,ho ~ n,dh vu1
for he hath consumed much hng ;'';.s
andseeth serpenis where there. be
none. fr
saw how the thing ala WORT vaa ,Io,
unto him WINS given tho Grand io"nno
and tbe neck of Domnbooi d;d swell
yea and he did way wro,b inso,nurh
ihat thew who looked nnon him 1;d
say:
il. See, now how Domnbool hath
hell In his neck !! y 70 80
IA. And Dampbool waved exceea.
ingly wroth. and sware by ine tail nj
.ho r,.. It.
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The beautiful crimson blush Of nature,
without pain, eau he impaired to the pale
CHEEKS Of a sicSly and feeble woman. bv the
Use otjhat great female touie ESGLIsH Fg-
MALI BfTrERs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
u OLD DIR. DODD'S
Nervine and Tonic Powders

WIN cure all chronic and obstinate nervous
diseases, such rs general nervous debility, in
voluntary seminal losses, cauStsl by in6iscre-
ton, eNeesses, etc, or by laSrivi,us thoughts
anil dreams. producing great physical aud
mental weakness, and often destroying both
body and mind, aud bringing on dimuess Of
vision, early decay, universal lassitu,le, inl-
potency or ply steal incapacity, insanity and
consumption. Price 81 90 per package or six
nar fDr
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DIED.

CARR On Sept n-be- 18th, 1880 ST IL q M,
sf'er long lre.s borne v n Or sian fol ,ituda
ANNA E., relicI OF Cornelius Ger.
ReqJiem n2t Is st st. ka...ch's chUrch to-morf0w
t.,Say). seBf n6er l1ih, at a. IL. F-4enos OF
New Yors. Bs't:moIe and Richmond papers
Please copyl
CcGsN. On Tuesday. septemher Istb 1880, at
i2I3 p M KATE NJ, eldest child Of Mary aud the
Fune-sl from the residence OF her mother, -
nTr of Twentieth and II st .eef~ MOI .hwest F.-csy
moving, II n inst, at 80. requiem mass at st.
Eatthew's church.
sIMMe. wec1esday. septenbe- 18th 1850. at
and Jane S'mms. aged ten yeats one month AID
twents zone days.
Parted his sufferinVs ard pain, and is now asleep
n Jesus. He no LONGER awaits the '1g OF angels.
but has io-nee Their number to walk the Streets
p.yed with geld.
he helps TO swell the chorus Of the dear one gone
before.
Fune-s, wiz take place from big parents rest
17th, at O'Clock p. N.
TEACHUM On Wednesday. September 18th
1880 ar 3 80 O'Clock q. m, HARRY z. IF NcHUM OF
dirhtter'-. in the sixth year of bis are.
Second street. betve L and n streets southesst
on F. DAY the 18th inst, at o'clock D NJ. The
iiends and relatives Of the family are invited 70
al nd.
TOWsoN Suddenly. on September 18th, 1870
Mrs. SOPHIA a. TowsoS, reic OF James II. Tow
interment at Oak Hin Cemetery Friday, sepsem-
Der l7b, at IL 80 p. m
vAssALL. Ia Worcester. Mass, September
9Th, 1850. NEsTER VAssALL, aged seyenty-one
ye.rs.
WALKER. Wednesday. September 18th. 1882.
Mary Z. Walker, aged twelve years.
Maine and Michigan papers please copy
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state Conventions.
,IASSACHrSEITS REPrEIIcANs

-.ASSAIHlSkTTS RkPI BLiCANS.
After Our I2eS raph'c repoiv OF the MaSSachu-
sets republican convention closed yesterday,
Hon. VIM. C!af q, Of Newton, moved the re
Nomination OF GOV. John ID. Long, OF bingham
by accla1nat.on, which was carri. i With CHEERS
Hor. II. /. Dawes then address the conven-
ton and nominated for lieutenant governor
Byron Weston, of Dalton; unanimously adopt
ed A. b. Sprague moved the denomination by
acclamatfon OF Henry b. Pierce OF Arlington
Tor secretary OF state, which was unanimously
agreed to. Charles j. NoyeS presented the name
OF Daniel A. Gleason. of Medford, for treasurer
and receiver general. and he was nominated
without dissent. Charles p Laid, OF SpIIng-
field, was then nominated for auditor by accla
nation, and George MarSton was renomtnated
for attorney general. After the nomination OF
Paul A. Chadbourne and John NJ. Forb,s as
presidential electors at large, Gen. Devens
came forward In response to general call and
resseG The convention. Col. Goldman, from
the committee on resolutions, presented the
Platform, which calls upon the government TO
see that every man IN the south Is protected IN
his tights; 9pplaudS the resumption OF specie
payments; expresses the belier that the coinare
or the silver collar should be SUspend"d; c0n-
mends civil serN ice refolm; denounccS the dem
CCratic panty; commendS President Hayes
ADMINISTRATION, aud endol1-s Garfield and
Arthur. after an address by Gen. HaWley the
convention adjourned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS.
Alter our report OF the proceedings OF the New
Hampshire democratic convention closed yes
teTdsy, Hon. ii. Brigham present d the nane
=
Tor governor and, after a shoIC sp1, ch, moved
that ballot for governor be taken. Mr.. 5.
HutchinS moved that the ticket be supper &c
by the names OF John w. Sanborn. 4 w Sulio-
way and Harry Bingham az candidates for c IN
greSS i,om their several districts. The conyen-
ZION then proceeded TO ballot, wlth the folio ~
trg result: Whole numter OF votes est Col, Of
which EoTaio Colony received / and Frank
Jones COO. Frank Jones was decls-c1 unapi-
mously nominated Resolutions were ADOPT 1
inGorsLg the CiDcinuau platform, pl song
united and persistent efforts for the election o;
HaLccck aid English, aud con- nending rle
candidate for governor to the people.
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
The Missouri republican state convent ,on yes
teIday nominated Col ID. Z. Dyer, Of ST. Louis
Tor governor; Milo Blair, of Pettis county, lieu
tenant govlInor; j. c. Broadweil OF st. Louis
seelet2'y OF stated A Thomas, of Montgomery
county. auditor; w. Q. Da'lmye r, OF Cole coun-
ty, treasurer: u. II. Harding. OF Jasper county,
attorney general; Howard Ea,he3 (colorC1), OF
Cole county, rs'iro3 { )mmi -sioner; j. Cafnes.
OF jackson county, supreme judge Adam ThieS
OF Marion county, register Of landa.
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RAILROADS.
q On TIE GREAT 1OoA
LOU PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE i SSU
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTEHEET

4S g az hSgEH 40
spsnf,s fFssRgfE!6 hffh: ssh Ef}sss55Rm'n
81 aaa !. fSP a~5 Depot
ing Cars to Louisville ana chicago; 10 10
ssS Hta fssf Tess S ara dSssId
Fl sanE r Asp pf fofo III & E ESss5
with Parlor Car to Watkins and A the North f 81
s.ssas s Rass e.ss 70 ss
For Sey York and the East. 10 40 am, 7:1o and
saPPs aaor osss 30 . LIN. ss H.
For ebb repfj SnneMayv; all .,,o,s,
iordins direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
en-; on sa5Rdsy. s;1S and 10 90 ? n, Limited 1Gd
F0s 81 IsaHs;s e. iSsS -. .ps
For I9ge's Greek Line. $40 q. m. and LAO pm.
For AnnspoHs. 40 and 40 p M. daily. ex-
AExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
T TAy k kNR KAHdEnxANDs1A AND WAsHiNa-
For Ne1andria. :, 7:1o, Q, Ham. 4 20. AZ
N. and p. m.
For Richmond and the South, 2 am. daily, and
6:2O p. M daily, except Sunday.
Tratne leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, 8, 10
an. IL 80, 8. 8, and :05 p. ~, and IL mid
nisht On Sunday at 8 aud 10 q. m. and :O5
Pm.
Tickets Information, sleeping and parlor car &C.
oommode:ons can be procured at the ofhces-north.
cast corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, and
ST the depot where orders be left for the check
ng OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
fencee.
l. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. my26
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THE TRIAL OF VIRGIL AND Houston Gully
on The charge Of numbering John p. Gilmer In
1871, is Pr ogre sing at Dekalb, Miss. The first
plea OF the pro. -cution to establish a con-
spir6cy was abandoned, and no attempt was
made 10 prove conspiracy. The states proof
Is that Virgil Gully fired the fist and Sc )nd
shots at Gilmer, but there are mai erial contra
oictions ia the testimony. The defense intro
duced witnesses Il contradict the states testi-
Inony, who swore that Virgil fired neither the
first nor second shot, because they were In con-
did not sDoot ct him. One witness (HoppeD for
the state testifeS that he was IN the 1aiI &C the
time G.'mer waS killed, and saw Houston Gully
shoot at him after he was down. The courL a.
jCurnsd for counsel ID prepare instructions
amer which they VIII go to the jury with their
arguments,
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AN OPERA SINGERS MARRIAGE.-A telegram to
the Il. I. SUI rom Baltimore, Sept. H. says
From private sources IL was learned here to
Kellogg English Opera Troupe. was married on
August 10, at Hawaii, to Mr. Charles II. Turner
the weibaown tenor. The ceremony was per-
tormed JrSt before the departure OF the steamer
for Sidney, Australia, by the Rev. Ii. Ii. Barker.
Miss Montague MARY Cooke) VIII continue to
sing under her old stage name. The marriage
was q surprise 10 her fIiends In this city. where
she Vas born, tJ having been generally sup
posed tIat she was already married TO Mr.. Tur-
ner two years ago. Her husband has been Con-
nected with nearly every English opera con-
pany thR has visited this country during the
DaSt I'VE Years
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO IsAILROAD.

N,i THE g HaH1. ID D2T gh1 TRAoK:
Nors H%' No aa sns,1 w tsne to the
and Southwest.
10 take effect ssaRTdEsy Nay 2sa 1ssS
e:eo 8. m.-Balnmore. Elicot, CITY and Way Bts-
500 a.m.-tBaltimore Express.
, Soo m6,BstiEa3rs Annapolis and Esy {Ps!-
$40 SIN Point Of ROCKS and way stations.
To1s snp W. sbass Ana
6sihnore Express Psrlcr Car to New York and
zoos. 1n.-tOn Sunday only-Balamore, Anuspo.
a;ls .:m:-tF. Louis. chicaso. Columbus and
Point Of Reeks for Frederick and stations east Of
p Is Spndsyl Pullman car 70 ON
1aily except Saturday.
1000 !; gsitimore Express. stops s. Blsdsns-
iziG p.m.-BsIhmoTe. Annapolis. Klnoot. City
I:sS Pm baltimore and Laurel Express.
az sv Vca Snty, Balsnore ana Wsy;
$50 ?. m.-Balt,nors and way stations. win
chester. Frederick, Esgerstown and way, via Relay
$50 p. rc.-Easimors, Blatensburg aud Laurel
s1prsss. Frederick, VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
$50 g,m,atPOint Q. Rocks Frederick A.gsrs.
n u Resss an. sde w Say On Sunday
40 I. m.-tRsitiranre, Annapolis and Wsy Sta
$40 p.m.-tCh.caso and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars ts Chicago daily.
5:45 ,. m.-tPniladelphia and Baltimore Express.
Stops st Bladens burg and Laurel.
SOS 2. M.-Point Of Rocks and Way St&donE.
6:46 p.m.-tRsltimore and Wsy Stations.
7:So p.m--BALTIMORE AND LAUREL FL
PRESS.
$50 p. mist. Louis Cincinnati. Chicago and
P1tsburg Express. (Pittsburg, except Sunday
sleeping cars to st. Louis and Pittsburg.
s:S5 p.m.-tBaitmore. Bladensburs and Laurel
EIpress
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
GER TO New York. and special sleeping car TO PhtiA
dephia.
fDslly. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
sunday.
AL trains stop 81 Relay Station.
For further Information Aprly a. the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Of1ces. Washington Station, and
Ehsre orders viii be taken for Basgagc to be
.hecksd ard received 1T any point Ia the odty.
". NJ CLEMENTS, Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLh, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 3. KOONTZ. General Agent
@. &. LORD. General PASSENGER Agent ny17
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Mr.. CT aDsTohE, on Us r. Mt yG chj 1g TRIP
net with ep enthusiastic welc me 81 Ire,n-,
me ST mer, the Grertu"y Castle, st0pp ( at
Ethg II, poll on the coast about a dozen
niles south oI Dlb'in, aud IA ON there the pre-
mier travel, 10y raj 10 tie capital, where he
spent lew hour Although there were so,he
shouts Tor hone RUE ed an H.@h pa~l'a'ueat,
Tie crowd, which gathered IN be numl d..
sbcv 1 . most pc'y fCel'a~ ir'ri 7r no
cCCbl, thai the present head OF the government
cord Lot he clasSCd as an enemy } Ireie I'd.
ibrS when the chGel'ng Jew louder and The
c'cwd inCreeg d, several policemen felt cln~1
uron interfere. But tl's raised The t16'gna-
ION OF the spectators. and there We're ca les that
tie people were able ID protect Nc. Ola 1St lne
without cid IRON The police. The event was,
sn. way. a chere ctel 'StIc one. showing the IT.
6I?'Ied hosf'l'ty OF the II ,Sh ID police t1teI DER
tIce A great many people went down II
b 'sstoN ID see the premi, embark. snd ope
Ronen Catholic pilest from ne county was D
er ,husiastic that he caught Mr.. Gladst ones
nehd efd hisSCd it, amid great applause Clear
net wanting IN popularity among the people.
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.:JoE~ Goss ARRESTED IN DIR soIr-A dismal al

JOE GoSS ARRESTED IN DEF RolF.-A dispatch
was received yesterday by Super iutendent Wall
Ing D. ON Chfef OF Police A. j. Rogers of Detroit,
Mich. i1foImiDg him that he hal joe" 60. :
the pl :He-tightor. under Attest and aek NC Mr.
Nall!ng to send On officer With the necessary
ext aciton papeIS u secure pts retuIl 10 this
state. Supel intendenr MaIlin0 repliC1 that he
Cfd GCt went Cos c. ." lie was not aware OF any
cfferse connttt~ q by h'rn IN this state. The
fight for engaging Ia which GoSS has been
fought for took place ia West Nirsipia and the
governor or that state has. Il IS underst bod,
issued WARE nj ara requisItion for his arrest
cher RCgelS, OF Detroit has been intol ned or
with The snfhoI rice ar We@I Vtr MO " y
q ota.c
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PLAlS7EDS PLURALITY FIGURED DOWN TO s..
-Four hundred and i've towns give Davis
t99l2. FlaiSfod G.. 51i: scattering s2s; Davis
piorS"ty l,Sll. The same towns last year gave
D-S's e6.lo3 Smith AZ 6ls. Garcelon 80 S06: scat
I .pg e62. Nfnety-eigbt towns 20 hear from
gave last year Davis s.Ol0. fusion SO a fusion
plurslry OF 1879; deduct Davis plurality now
IN sro Plaisted has left IS plUraIy. The SEN
ATE at last accounts stands: Eepub"cprS 22:
,usior'sts g. House: Republicans -: lIS'on-
ISIS GO. Complete returns lfom the q. It e,g
u act 'nSure Reeds election by about 100 ma
Joliy. The constitutional auepTpcltr e-e
rrcbahly car rted
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TEE AMERICAN PHAKMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
az its meeting yesterday elected the following
tfhce1s:-Jas. T. Shinn, Philadelphia, president;
George Fl. Shefer Qowal, VIM. +. Thompson
Nasningtcnl, Nm. simpson (Raleigh, Y. CD,
vice presidents; Chas. A. Tufts, Dover, " H.,
ueaSu'er; }. NJ. Ma'sch, Philadelphia. secretary;
C.LeWis Deihl Louisyile, KY, reporter on phar-
macy: Geo. W. Kennedy, Pottsville. Pa: Adoph
W. Miller Ph'laGelpt'a; Chas. Huston, Ohio;
1hos. Dolliher, Boston. executive commit ee
The executive committee reported, among other
things, that the number of memotts Al JIe
opening or ibis session YVES 1852, net incr a.
CT 80 Since tie report last year
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Cjark- q pIidge contractor of Baltimore, who
Yves In Paterson, n. j., on business, was
waiting on the track OF the Erie railroad
yesterday, near the depot n Paterson. With
warts Cook. president OF the Passaic Roll
inc Mil Company, when Col. Clark was stl lck
by a Newark train making fly ing switch, and
almost Instantly killed. Mr.. Cook narrowly eE ;.
CAPPED the same fate.> Col. Clark leaves family
20 Rlcl m0nd, Va.
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TEE STONE FROM EGYrr.-The oheltsk al Sta

TIE STONE FROM EGYPT.-The obelisk at Sta
ten Island now rests lengthwise upon two pom
tConS each 95 feet long, Is feet " ide and fe ct
Ceep. A trial at floating was made on Monday
qua the engineer thinks there will be no did-
Guilty in reshipping IL to the city. When the
work or making The center OF gravity OF the
obelisk correspond with that OF the pontoons is
completed, the water Will be pumped out so that
the pontooGS will float, and they will be towcd
to the foot Of west 96th street. 1t is not eX-
pected that the monoltth will be towei up the
pay before the close Of the weekly Y STA,
15Ii.
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AN INDIAN DUEL ABOUT A WOMAN.-A duel b.
tween q Ute Indian and a Navajo 1ok place
lest Tnul sday, nerr SsntG Fe, n. NJ A few
1ien6s OF the Incisps were present The UTe
was ki"ed aud the Navajo seriously injured.
Knives were the weapOps used, and the duel
WIS caused by both Inetans wanting 10 marty
The same GIRL
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IT, & CoysfIssIONER JOHN /. DAVENPORT sent
in his resipnatfon as clerk Of the Untte1 States
Circuit Court at New York yesterday to Judge
BIatchford to take effect OCTOBER lSt.
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(WHICH is the more delicate sense. feeling or
sioht?" asked a professor in Columbia Co'iC e
'Fcel'ng," resIonded the student. 'Give a
proof OF IL, WIFI an example, S2.q The professor.
well NY chum can iteI his must ache but no
taoy Can sc IT." responded the student Ely
1re 4 from a new novel probably "Hunt 4
Dow ~ PLj'g ielplid btlptia. Mole likely
,.Cm an Old novel 3 Inc Miss'1g Heir.r-cR.
COTH7Ftt rCfG'.
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DIR. II. s. TANNER, the faster. advertised to
lecture at Lawrence, Mass, Tuesday night, and
wss on hand, but the audience was missing, SO
tie lecture was Indefinitely postponed. The
purchasers OF tickets. The doctor left IN dis
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TEX ana costs
Fep13 d&ds
DUNOANsoN BROS, Aucuonesrs.

| 4 boNOhNSON OaOS.s AuCIlOQ6STS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON AZ. BETWEEN / AND STREETS,
SOUTHWEST, BEING A TWO STORY BRICK
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th May, -
A. D. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No fsI3
S57, folio SO. one of the land records for .H-0
Washington county. In tie District of Columbia,
ard at the request of the party secured thereby
will sell at pnbhc auction. in front of the premises
on o THURSDAY. TBE BOTH, SEPTEMBER. A. D:
1880, at o'clock r. m, all that piece parcel of
ground lying in the said city of Washington and
District aforesaid, and known as the north thirty
one t3D feet four inches of Lot twenty four (24
in sgnsre four hundred and ninety niue t499.l to-
rights, privileges, improvements, and other hered
pertaining.
Terms: $3.50 in cash; balance in six and twelve
months, notes to bear six yer cent interest and to
be secured by deed of trust on the premises sold
ConveyanclrF. &c, at cost of purchaser. Terms to
be complied nith in seven days otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after days
notice in some newspaper published in Washing ton
D. @. dsposit Of 800 required at me of sale.
@. O. LEDERER,l rr,,.4,o.
sepll- eO&ds JOHN WALTER, J AA"s'oos
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PROPOSALS.

DR0POSALS FOR FIRE-PROOF MODEL.
L CASES FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
The y e. PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, D. O.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Sept. IA, 1885,
sealsd Proposals will be received at this Office
unt1 ~ M on THE 2SrH OF SEPTEMBER. 1880. for
complete l32 more or less) wrought iron model
cases, distributed onthe floors and galleries of the
reconstructed model hall OF the North Wing, &C.
cordins to specifications and drawings which are
open for inspection at this Office, where blank for
ton may be obtained
embossed. ProposaIs for ModeI Gases and ad
dressed. by order of the Secretary Of the Interior
to ADOLF CLUSS,
sepJ4 Engineer and Architect.
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MRS. OLIVER JOLLY and her THEE children,
az. L Gle, six ana ten Yeas, respectively, were
drownoo est crday By the upSetting or s'ns'l
t0at Oh the ST Law renee
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A Peruvian woman at Lims publishes an ap-
peel 10 her sistI5 'opOur b1ifpg on from the
toLSoI their houses On the Ids OF invading
CIilpnOS.