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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ATTRRN0ON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioaeers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, to wit; PART LOT 20, IN SQUARE
PA, on NJ STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND fifth sTREETS NORTHWEST. AND
LOTS 134 AND l35, IN SQUARE 62s, on
CAPITOL AND FIRST SITS.
By virtue OK decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District OF Columbia, passedin equity Hsy
c csa no. ., S4O OF william J: Miller. Trns A
s Zee asansf Sorhan HOPKINS ct al the under
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1880, at Az O'CLOCK p.
NJ, sell st public auction in front of the premises
east part Of Lot 20, in square No 514, BEGINNING
Ter The same at the northeast corner Of said Lof
and running thence west along the line Of north NJ
street thirty two feet and two aud one-half inches
thence south to the southern line Of said Lot and
public alley; thence northwardIy along said alley
to the southeast corner of said Lot, snd thence
north to the place OF beginning, and improvements
Akd on the Fane day, at 5 O'CLOCK PM, will
square No. G23.
Terms Of gale: ne-third purchase money cash,
and the balance in six. twelve and eighteen months
tbe Whole TO hear interest, and the payment there
Of 10 he secured by the promissory Totes of the
purchaser. or all the purchase money can be paid
cash on tie day of SALE the ratification thereof
10y the Court No deed given until all purchase
I;oney and interest is paid. A lien is reserved
the proI erty for The purchase money and interest
ell cenyeyacciDy at cost of purchaser $50 deposit
win lie required on each lot sold The terms Of
s:le must be COMPLIED with within ten dayp, other
wise the Trustee reserves The right to resell at tha
Tx and ccsts Of defauiting purchaser
SAUL S. HENkLF, Trustee,
tepi3 GGds Office No. AGO La. ave
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TIE Pan PRESBYTERIAN CorNciI. pEi.EG ArES
IN Philadelphia were rendered a social r,a,ao.
iiou hv the Presbyterian board OF puolicatian
saturday. The hall was taStcfullf d-rA-atat
and on raised PLATFORM were pictures OF the
late Rev. DIS. Adams. Beadle and R0lrdnan
hiched over the platform was the word ~ al
Tcln" lgrCctinC) IA Greek characters. After
PRAYER by Rev. pr. r 81. Patterson. 81 Plila-
delphia. Hon. L. :. Rollins a AlamOar OF rho
hoard or publication. delivered a brtet al iress
Of welcome. after which the delegates ana their
friclSs spent the evening In social CONVERSE.
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twenty years OF age, the daughter OF wealthy
parents residing in this city, disappeared from
her home yesterday afternoon, and fears are
entertained that she has done so for the purpose
OF committing suicide. She left a letter ad-
dressed 10 her parents, In which she wrote that
she is heart broken, weary OF life and deter
mined to put an end to her misery. she bids
an aFectfonate farewell TO her parents and
friends. leaves Instructions as to the disposition
OF her body when FOUND and adds: 81 have
sufficient money TO take me where want TO go.
and where probably my dead body will be
found" year ago, when the family We're at
Niagara Falls. the daughter was heard to
remark that If she ever contemplated suicide
that would be the place she would choose, and
IL is feared by her parents that she has fed TO
that place to carry out the threat made ia her
letter. A general alarm was telegraphed late
last night 10 all the police precincts In the city,
and dispatch was sent to the police at Niagara
warning them to look out for the young
WI maD-N T. San. 05fg
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Fathers On the Bench and Sons az



The London lar Times says: IAN Incident In
The Bristol County Court raises question
Wnlch we think Is CT the utmost moment to the
bench ana the bar. A son or the Judge ap-
peaTed as counsel before him and the council on
the other side declined TO so on with the case
as We gather. on that ground alone. We tnInk
me lLOge was wrong In suggesting that this
sep could IN any sense be an insult 10 him -
The London lar JoaT1tTi says on the SAM III
cioent; I'm the United States the impress 30 4
has taken so deep hold that an attempt has
actually been made 10 pronounce a father
disqualified, on the ground OF Interest, to
ny case In which his son Is engaged
Such views or the situation are, II IS needless
TO say, altogether without foundation. Jad ,pS'
ScfS ca1not be ostracised from the bar
because their fathers were eminent lawyers be-
lore them. We DO not for moment believe that
single case on record has been decided IA favor
OF particular party beca Ise that party hap
p6ntd 10 De represented by the Judges son. :"
but eoth journals agree In the conclusion that
TIE constant practice would be in1prorpr
IRE Tunes SayS:-"To say that a btrrister
should never appear in court presided over by
his father may be unreasonable But we most
Cmphaucal!y condemn the practice OF barrls-
ters adopting court IN which to practice over
WEIGH their fathers do preside or may preside
Acne Ard the journal Says:-"rhts appear
ance Is lot q Sufficient importance 10 be taken
mo account Ia ordinary cases; but stlll, II son
attach himself constantly 10 the court OF his
Iathef as queens counsel In equity attaches
hin sen 10 4 vice chancellor. II must be adult
TED That an improperly Is committed"
4 he dlllCuity Ia the case Is four-fold: first
that a judge VIII always be presumed by the
pOrulaCe to lean In favor OF his son. second
That the son viii get business from The force OF
1n1S presumption; Third. that the Judge VIII
urcoIsciGusiy BE biased IN his favor or fourth
that the Judge viii do his sons client lntus.ice
nom the fear OF such bias However pure the
juGge and the son will always stand in dancer =
Albany Lar JD'nTnni.
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MISS FLORENCE TILToNs MARRIAGE. - The
news OF the marriage OF Miss Florence Triton.
daughter OF Theodore T1lton in the Church of
St. Pancras, in London, last WedneS lag, 10 Or,
Pelton, wealthy New Orleans physician, was
received with much satisfaction by Miss TIL
tons Brooklyn friends, who were, however
taken by surprise by the news Mrs. Pelton is
highly accomplished In music, art and ltera.
ture. She has light blue eyes, light hair, and a
throughout the Beecher scandal was a most
trying one. and she was for long time her
fathers housekeeper, while MIS- Tllton was be.
Ing supported by friends or the Plymouth pas
tor. Miss Tilton felt most keenly her mothers
disgrace, and rarely visited her. She has been
abroad for several years, studying at Stuttgart,
and In her res idence there she met her present
husband. She will not, ii is said. return to
Brooklyn to uye.-N. Y, Sun,
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AUTUMN FoIIsGE.-Wtlliam Paul n lecture
last winter before the London Society OF Arts
gave tie following list OF trees remarkable Tor
Tie beauty OF the decayiDg leaves in autumn:
scarlet oak a. coGcineGJ. LiY'tidFlitIur Or sweet
tsp'lh0, all OF which have crimson or scarlet
leaves; and the following with yellow leaves;
Tulip tree, black walnut, koTe'ttfT'id, and SIl-
isb2rl0. To these We may add that In this
country the sugar maple sometimes affords spe-
clnens with brilliant scarlet foliage, aud the
leaves OF the black maple are frequently colored
with a blending OF rich yellow and orange
Small trees OF the white oak often hold their
foliage far into winter, and present dark reddish
purple coiofS- The alnpelopSis, climber which
covers the trunks or large trees, nearly always
assumes IL Its autumn foliage deep rich scar
let. The owners OF grounds may secure trees
with line autumn hues, by marking such young
trees n October as show the most brilliant 10.
llage, and removing them afterwards -COuatrg
GNU 7lla4l.
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MARRYING A STEP-SisTRR'S DAUGHTER
telegram TO the \. \. Times, from philadelphia
says that case came up for trial there a few
days ago. Some time ago the step-sister Of
George ). Walker, married Mr.. Edward Ber-
nard Walker went 70 live with the Bernaris.
and while there fell In love With his STEP
sisters daughter and married her. The girls
father caused warrant to be issued for the ar
rest or Walker, who low fills the double role OF
brother-in-law and step-scn, on a criminal
charge. counselor John Ii. Fow argued for
the discharge OF MI. Walker, on the ground
that there was no law which prevented an
uncle from marrying his niece, While there is
marry her uncle. Ii was contended that the
father should have caused the arrest OF his
daughter, and even then, as her husband was
uLty astep-Drcsler or the girls mother, it was
lot strictly within the meaning OF the law.
BERNARD is well-kEown politician and a rala-
tive OF Lewis c. Cassidy, the democratic aSpir-
ant for the United States Senatorship. the
case went over 10 determine the vexed Question
or relationship between the partte5.''
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Boston ORTHODOXY is disquieted on account
OF the changes made from the Old text In the
new translation or the New Testament, espe-
cially that eliminating the seventh verse or
John l., chapter v, about the three heavenly
witnesses, which IS one OF the sheet anchors or
trtDitaIianisIn. Well, let orthodox Boston take
comfort from the conclusion arrived at by the
old lady who heard a UniversalSt minister
assail her fay0rite dogmaS: AFTER all, | shall
hold On 10 my original sin and my total de
nyayity. When wei lived up TO, these are
enough to save the soul"
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DIED FROM HYDR0PHOBI,.-,JOan Roberts, n
colcred man, aged 30 years, and who has a
family residing in a tenement house on the
farm OF Benjamin Middleton, one and a half
miles from CrosSw lexis, Burlington county, Nd,
died last Friday morning from hydrophooia Ia In
tense agony. Robinson had several dogs OF his
own on his premises. and noticing that they
had acted strangely for several DAYS he UNDER
took 10 investigate the matter. one or the dogs
snapped at him. merely breaking the skin on
one or his fingers. This was about three weeks
ago. Thinking, perhaps, that they were mad,
be killed them.
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COLLEGE ROwDYIsM.-A lot OF Yale freshman
captured q Hancock and English nag. sus-
pended from the New Haven democratic head
quarters, saturday night, and tore IL 10 pieces.
The police were called 10 the scene, but the
freshmen had disappeared. The freshmen at
Wesleyan University hired band OF music for
IS TO SereDade President Beach. After one tune
had been played the sopb0mores paid the EllI-
slclaDS $40 10 stop. Such fight eIsuei as had
never been known before In the history OF the
nnipCe
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INA PUBLIC OFFICE where everything Is done
In strict order, the chief administers a severe
Wigging to clerk. And let me tell you, NJ
A., he says SterDlJ, THAT co not approve OF
your always entering my room Or coming up TO
me With an eye-glaSS screwed up In your eye
sir" But, Sir, beg your pardon, I'n short
sighted" ION, come, now. You, a simple
Clerk OF the first class, Short-Sighted, when |
am not. Such presumption Mind. sir: see
that this thing Is stopped-stopped imlnedi-
ately.'
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81 SEE said stranger 10 the bobtau car
driver, THAT according 10 the rules YOU are for
hidden 10 handle the fare. Does the company
mean 10 fnsinuate that you are lot TO be relied
Cn?' NO, sir. It's not that AZ all" said the
'Buf you see, the company IS afrn3d II We acciI-
ruated money too fast We might Quit the
business, snd they onld not be able 10 hire
any bo0y capable OF filling OH places. CT alp"
aid the car moved on.
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u 3. WARNER. Auctioneer.


:HsNCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REaL Es-
TATE IN THIRTFES- AND-AHs5.g ST,
BETWEEN MARYLAND AVENJE AND
tU.Ja - SIREhT. AND ON MARYLAND
AyFnU E, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
IHIKIEEN-AGJ-A-HAL STS SOUTH
VEST
Ply virtue Of decree Of the supreme court -
of the Iistrict Of CnluInhia, passed in equity go
cause No. 1913. (Hu2hts va Faunca ct al. )azI.ES
he undersigned. tru5tes viii Offer for sale at
public suction, on MONDAY, THE 27Tn pay OF
s,ErrEsTtn. 1850 at 8 s'eock >, in front Of
f Washington and District ot CoIumbia Known as
The eat 81 fest inches front by the epth thereof
Of Lot ), in square 2S8. situated Oh MARYLAND ay-
snue, between l314 and 18th streets s. improved
10y 3 fri NE dwsl ing AID on the same day and
ST $50 =. ~, viii offer for sale in front Of the
renlses the north 21 feet inches front Dy the
1ePth hereof Of Lot - in Square 267 situated on
scq q street iEprovsd by frame dwelling.
in cash within five days after day of sale of Which
80 IS "a be PAD as deposit at the time Of sale,
AID the balance payable in two equal instruments
i'll three and six mouths after date for which the
purchaser will de liver hts promiss .ry notes i stcd
On day of SALE and to bear interest at six per entu
Ier anDnn, to said trustee or al cash, at the op-
tion CT the purchaser.
FLANK T. BROWNING. Trustee.
serl7eo&ds Columbian Law Building. 5th st.
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TIE LOCUST SCoUEGE OF Eastern California
Continues Unabated. The wholesale destruc-
ton OF crops so painfully exhibited in Sierra
valley for three years past Is repeated I'm part
this season, aud also extended over a large area
or country. north am south. Nearly an the
valleys Ranking the Sierra on the east. aaf
extending from MolOc county 30 Mono, are
Wure or less affected. and cOnftyyo1s r. Ions
are frghtIully mCnaced
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VT,HOS. E. wAGG AMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND story
FRAME DWELLING. No. 1870 L STREET

FRAME DWELLING. No. 1870 L STREET
NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of . deed Of trust, ~
bearing date the 18th day Of February, 1877, ES;
seq. one Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
premises. on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4TH. Al,
o,cLock I'm, part Of lot H. IN square i9S, IN the
the eastern ts enty hive feet front Of said lot by
Depth OF one hundred and one feet, with the I'M
Terms OF sale One-third cash. and the residue ia
eighteen months from day Of sale with interest at
per centum per annun. payable semi annually:
purchaser. secured by deed Of trust on the prem
ises sold or a cash at the option Of the purcha
II purchaser fails to comply with terms within 7
days from sale. the Trustees viii resell at his cost
and risk. All cOnyeyancing ct purchasers cost.
THQs E; WAGGAMAN.l Trusteea.
sep23- dkds
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AN EDITOR KILLED BY A CANDIDATE AT
Santa Barbara, Cal, saturday, Clarence GRAY,
republican candidate for district attorney. shot
Theo. Clancy, editor or the Press OF that place.
for attacking him through his paper. The bali
passed through GlaDcy's right breast In the
abdomen, and out by the leu hip. Clancy died
teiiay morning. Ills last words were: Tell
my friends die like man, for principle and
would not 90 back Oh IL now II / could Gray
Was bailed In g eco,
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AN ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION OF $40 pounds OF
Hercules powder and nIuo glycerine tcok place
ar The Lime Kiln crossing" "a ShOal In the
Detroit river, about - miles below The city of
Detroit, where the government Is engaged In
extensive blasting 10 remove a dangerous ledge
rock. The explosive materials were In a SC0w
mocred over the sho5L This was blown TO
elomS- The shock was felt miles away and
several VoTbmen In the vicinity were cut by
the flying splinters, out none were seriously
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a,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctsoneer.
TRTsTEES SALE OF TWO TWO.sTORY
l. BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. So AND 51i
STREET SOUTHEAST, NASHINGTON. ID. G..

T'RITbsfTyEES, SALE OF TWO TWo;sToRY
Il BKiGh DWELLINGS. Nos. 512 AND 51i 3
STREET SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON, D. @.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Deem IL
her nth, A. D. 1871, and duly recorded in TEf
Liber No. 40, fob 81, che of thu land .s:.2
records for the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby, we viii
eel at public auction, in front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY, the FIFTH t5TH) DAY OF OCTOBER,
a. ID. 1880, at ~ O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that certain
piece or parcel of ground, situate IN the city Of
Washington, District OF Columbia, and being lot
numbered two ~ in square numbered eight hun
dred and forty two t512) besinning for the same
six and one half 96H) Inches west from the south
east corner OF said square; thence north one hun
bred QQ0l feet and four inches thence west fifty
hundred goo feet and four inches TO the said
street fifty two feet six and one half inches to the
place Of beginning, together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in three
equal instruments, payable in six Co., twelve
H2) end eighteen (1o) months, with interest
at ire rate of eight 90 per cent per annum secured
by dfed Of trust on the property sold, or all cash
at purchasers option. A deposit of SlQO Cor $50
on each house If sold separately win be required
att.me of sale. Al. conveycncins and recording at
purchasers cost. If terms of sale no. complied
With il ten days tie Trustsss reserve the right
resell the property at ri-k and cost Of the default
ii purchaser or purchasers.
BRAlNAkD II. WARNE8,l rr-,.,.
EDWA.D WOLCOTT, : lru7'Ss'
J. T. GOODWILL, Auct. sep22, eodSds
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LABOR TR0UBLE-TDe Fail River, (Mass.1
spinners are moving IN the matter OF pro-
posed ~ per cent cut down, 70 take place Octo-
Der i. A general meeting Of the AnalgamaUed
Union representatives Vas held III Boston yes
.erdsy TO discuss the question.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT, ON SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
PUBLIC SPACE AND I STREET SOUTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust given to us, i.A
and duly recorded in Libel No. S33, folio ~
"a. ct seq, one Of the land records of the 1s1s8.
District Of Coum6ls, and at the request OF the party
secured. we vii sell 1T unblic auction, on FRIDAY
OCTOBER isT, A. d. 1880, AT O'CLOCK p. M, in
front OF the premises, all that piece and parcel of
ground ly1rg and being in the city of Washington,
District Of Ooluubis, and known as the south four
feet Lot eiRht 6, and the north EIGHT feet front
II Let nine (9), Of Chas. FL. Hoden's subdivision
IN square seven hundred and thirty seven, being
me same property conveyed January 10th, 1873.
y Water A: Nicholson to Henry Seivars, together
With ell snd singular the app 1rteuances ri llts,
privileges, improvements and other herediramen
To the same beOnginu.
Terms; One third cash; balance in six aud txelve
olhs, Lotes to hear six per cent. interest and 10
lie secured oy dee,. of trust on premis es. Convey
anCiIR and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
TO be complied with in seven DAYS. otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right 20 resell the property st
the risk and cost Of the defanltng purchaser upon
swing FIVE days public notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. c. A
deposit of $50 required at sale
GE ORGE JUENEMANN, r,,..oo,
sells eoStis JOHN J.. VCGT, AfaSseee'
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE; STORY BRICK
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ANp
TW0 STONY l$FtI5 rs shoP ON ALLEY, IN
By virtue of deed of trust given to us. and -
duly recorded in hber No 933. folio SO, ct "a
seq; one Of the land records for the District LID
OF Columbia and by request Of the party secured,
we viii sell At PUBLIC suction. on SATURDAY. DC
Of the premises, all that piece snd parcel Of ground
iylne Ia the cry OF washington n the District Of
feet front on Sd street by the depth Of the lot Of
lot thirty eight (38l, in reservation "a, together
with all and singular the appnrtenances. rights.
privileges, Improvements and other herejit2ments
to the same belonging or in anywse appertaining.
Pennsy lvania avenue and Missouri avenue north
vest, improved by large Brick Dwelling, and Brick
Shop in rear.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear per cant interest AMI to
be secured by deed of trust on the premises. Con
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in seven days other wise
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser upon
giving five days public notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. D. A
deposit Of 300 required at time of sale.
GEORGE JUENEMANN,l TrnStaea
JOHN 4. VOaT, AA'
Hep1k. enHda
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D. T. ARoSENESA. for the past thirteen years
cashier OF the New York Associated Press, died
In that city yesterday, cf consumption. He
VAS SOL OF Don JusrO ArOSenlena minister at
Washington from the Cuilei States OF { oumoia,
and graduated at Yale.
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CHANOERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND NORTH
CAPITOL STREETS. -NORTHEAST.
Of the District of Columbia. passed In Equity
Cause No.. 8, SOC, Jones. Trustee, vs.: Wiley
TENDER 20, 1880. AT O'CLOCK P. M at public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises all OF Lot and the
west hslf Of Lot Z In the subdivision Of square 676
In Washington city, DO.
9erms q sale One third cash; the residue In
months from the day of SALE with interest at eiht
per cent. The title 70 be retained until all Of the
sale to be compiled with within seven days. on fal-
nre; right reserved to resell at risk and Of de-
els cost. 800 deposit on Acceptance Of bid.
JAMES 8. EDWA1RCDS, Trustee.
GEORGE TRUEsDELL. Auct Repl1 .e2Nde.
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M5RRTEB,

HaCE-sTORER. On sunday evening, Eeprern-
ber Goth. 1850, Icy the Re. Il. L. B-teng.r ri No.
%, Graft Piece, OLIVER CLARENCE HACK, OF Bal
umoic, 70 LAURA LORBAISE SrOREA. If Ger ais,
Aaxs
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THE LATE JUDGE W, On q visit to Niagara,
when the car was In use on the inclined plane
raised and lowered by steam power. went into
the starting house TO witness the descent, TOO
tlmid 20 go himself After the ear Started, fully
impressed With the danger. he turned TO the
man In charge and said: suppose, sir, the rope
should DIeak!' The man, With serious ceun-
tenance and a single eye on business. replied:
sOh they 81 paid before they wents-H1fpeT'S
EHnnzIIlP.
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THEY met. they smiled, they wept, they loved.
He called her jane, she called him Thomas
D richer man rode down the lane,
And Tom brought suit for breach of promise.
-SteUIpupille Herald
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TO-MORROW,

FERChTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF aROnE.
IL RES SSLECTED TEAS, FINE GIG lRS
EOhTHWEsT CORNER OF TENTH AND Q
Ry virtue Of trust deed siven to me- and s1
GUY recorded, 1 will sell on TUESDAY, It'll
StrTt MBER 2oIH, as above, n,nercirg al s1ltS
lO O'Clock, well assorted stock of Groceries Re
r,rty n81ns as follows A general as ort1uent Of
shelf Goods and small wares. Spies, Canned
Goods, bbls. Fish, Syrup, hioiasses, Vinegar
PICKLES, Nails. Coal Oil, Starch. quantity OF fine
selected Teas. Flour. Brown and Fancy Soaps
about 3, eco fire Gears Tobacco, Brcons, Buck.
ia. Iute Baskets and Wood &are 9enerslly, lot
OF Crocksry and Tin Ware. Brown and White
kusars, Rea1ns Paper, Ice Box, Shelving Coffee
Sil, Counter Scales and Weights, two slated Show
Cases, Tea Csddies. &C, altogether q desirable and
we'll assorted stock of fresh goods.
W. 81. II. CISSEL, Trustee.
sep24-d DCNCANSON BROS., Aucts.