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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-01
IN FRUIETLME.

YELLOW the harvest fields with golden grain,
And the white bearded bending barley ears
Nod in the soft south breeze; the poppy hides
Her scarlet glory from the MONDAY sun,
Amid their sheltering stems; tho clover.
patch
Is flushed with roseate glories-and the lark,
His speckled breast gemmed with the morn.
spring up with clear, shrin note all.3u.
bilant =
Toward the broad blue heavens; the CULVER
ing oats
Rustic their waving pennons, and the vetch
Her purple petals shows.
The orchard lands
TEEN with a wealth of fruit; the russell pear
Neighbors the red strcakcd apple; dark blue
plums
Their luscious tears let fall; green cages swell
Beside the blooming damsons; aprtcots
(Their golden globes leaf hidden on the wall)
Perfume the air; and the pink, downy peach
Vies with the rosy tinted nectarine
In dainty fragrance.
Rfpcning hang the nuts
Upon the laden Doughs; the clusters brown
OF russell hazels; the spiked bursting husks
OF polished chestnuts; and the teeming store
Or mellow walnuts. Autumn tide hath come
And pOurs from out her OverflOWing horn
Her welcome blessings on the grateful Earth
-ChQmbers's Journal
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A Father Who Melted.

The other evening citizen of Detroit
beckoned to his 12-year-old son to fol-
low him to the woodshed, and when
they had arrived there he began:
Now, young man, you have been
fighting again! How many times have
1 told you that it is disgraceful to fightp'
"Oh, father, this wasn't about mar
bles or any thing of the kind" replied
the boy.
IL can't help it. AS a Christian
man it is my duty to bring up my chill
dren to fear the Lord. Take off your
coat!n
But, father, the boy I was fighting
with called me names.''
"Can't help it. Calling names don't
hurt any one. OFF with that coat!'
He said was the son of wire
puller."
"What! what's that?"
"And he said you was an Office
hunter!"
"What! what loafer dared make that
assertionp"
cit made me awful mad, but didn't
say any thing. Then he called you a
hireling."
"Called me hireling! Why, I'd like
to get my hands on him!" pulled the
old gent.
:, Yes; and he said you was a political
ickspittle!"
"Land o. gracious! but wouldn't
like to have the training of that boy for
about five mlnutes!" wheezed the old
man as he hoped around.
II put up with that" continued the
boy, "and then he said you laid your
pipes for office and got left by large
majority. l couldn't stand that, father,
and so I sailed over the fence and licked
him bald-headed in less'n two minutes !
Thrash me if you must, father, but
couldn't stand it to hear you abused by
one of the malignant opposition!''
"My son. said the father, as he fel,
for half a dollar with one hand and
wiped his eyes with the other, "you
may 60 out and buy you two pounds Of
candy. The Bible says it is wrong tc
fight, but the Bible must make allow.
ance for political campaigns and the vile
ISLANDERS of the other party. 1 only
brought you out here to talk to you
and now you can put on your coat anG
run along. "-Detr0I Free FTess.
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Miss I. Westphal.

Keeps on hand large and well
sorted stock of MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and zEPHR WOOL, opposite the
Union Hotel, between Second and
Third North streets.
NEW ULM, MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-01

MIRA CLARK GAINES, the great fe-
male lawsuitist, celebrated her 73d birth.
day BY having the chicken-pox.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-01

room, whar de breezes blow frew cool
an nice, an fix de dear chile mo- COM
f'ble. Desc ar trublus times, sho' nuff,
honey, but de Lord'll take care of us -
and she went about her work singing in
her high clear voice: - -'-...
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-01

An effort is on foot at Washington to
procure the assembling there Of worlds
convention to promote international
arbitration, Sept. 5, 1883, the centennial
of the acknowledgment Of American in
dependence.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-01

"TOM" HuaHEs's colony in East
Tennessee contains only two lady mem
bers. ssOur two lasses,'' he writes,
fare queens out here. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-17
THE EVENING STAR.
sHtbaf ---...---. December ~. 1850
Gen. sherman su No Haste %
q fstBA Y

LErTEk ON THE C,FrATs eEsER.Isu,F.
me New York H1'tif OF toby publishes me
Ioliow'ng letter from Gen. sherman. In refer
thoe 70 The proposition to create new army
position for Gen. Grant:
WAsnIsGroN. n c. Dec X. !S,,.
h,Ham N"ti. esq. Ma. 10 EdSf PSI - Nee
FORK city:
DsGr Scon:-Lest you and my personal
friends may be disturbed by the stories syain
put In circulation In consequence OF tue recora-
menoetion ia the Presidents message 10 N AZ.
Gen [. 5. Grant laptain general. viii ~ ~ ,in
NY case toyou.
When Gen. Grant was nominated for Pred
dent Ia the first instance. In 1868 ne yolun-
teeIed 60 me the opinion that when hts term
WAS OH, he would not desire 10 regain command
or tEe army. as IL would be unjust 20 me- I
hsNt ne yer heatd hlm since say word Ia iadi-
Cste chai ge IN that opinion. and do not ba-
lleSe ne or his friends suggested TO the PreSt-
cent The idea uf the captain generally or OF
ngainiig place on the army retired lls-.
tbtfe IS M reason why Presidents may not be
feiifed the same as the Inember5Or the Supreme
court.
Gen. Hancock, when candidate Tor Presi-
Gthi. IL Juut last. uSud IA = language IN a Or;
waite letter TO me- To suUrpI DIR the pp,lftsl
OF senior major general l. not light ihlaL ID
10. could Lot even retire in such c0nttn rAlcv
With the benefits uTdiuariiy attached I'd 81 n
aciion Tor iifr commander tn-cht-t 81 the army
ana nav! could GOt b. on the re-lred list o. auy
service"
AS to- my retiring you know tnat VII, M n.
SihtE-U~o wears Cld unti I~S2 and the rumOr M
my tntenCtrg voluntarily Ia rctire gr,,! olt OF
al ek pressed desire IL manage so a. 60 hrInp
Lieutenant General sheridan 20 washing on
ana mus 10 leave the three military divisions
Tor tie three ma lOr generals now on the army
register. B1t az the President has lnst iat-
Gated new fourth division Tor MAJOR General
Sthcltela thai pressure has passed. aud am Ia
DO measure committed as TO my future acton
The service Is embarrassed ALREADY With toa
much rank for our small army. and I don't
Know Nb8t'a captain general VIII ind 10 d..
lnerG never N,iS such 2H Ot1eay ga the United
states. aid II Will need legislation IN create and
deilue such an Office. VIII take my own Jlua
ana course OF action when the ensrg .ncy
comes. AS always, your friend.
n .
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DIED.

ANDERSON. Wednesday. December 18th. 1850.
hTs. ASN. wife OF VIM. Anderson.
No IL Llngan street GeoryetoEns d o.. 5atur.
day, Dec 18th. at O'Clock ?. M Relatives and
scquaiBtsnces are respectfully invited to attend
BOWIE. On Thursday, December 10th, 1850.
Mrs: ASSN " ": l. BOWIE; widow Of ta9 ate JOAN
eighty fourth year Of her age.
The funeral viii take lace from the resifencs II
Park. CT Saturday. 1Sth. At y n.
CONVERSE. On the nth day Of December,
1soo; at o'clock a. n, (. A " GJNyERsE, ptin-
Remains Will DE taken 70 Bost IN. Mass. Service
viii lie hela at O'clock this eveaiug, at l0l2 l25s
street northwest
DONOVAN. On Thursday. Deoenaer lG. 1ssa.
AZ O'Clock p. n, OF drorsy' DENsIs DoSoyAs.
beloved husband OF CatbarlAe Donovan, Ak 81 ittf
May he rest in peace.
A. Bishop, No ASS New York avenue nortawe Il,
"a sundsy st 2 o'c9eS D; IA Fri9n;s q tbs fam
FILLS. On Thursday, December lob, 1889 &C
745 m Macy EsrELLE, AGED thirty two y.4r-.
SqGsh,er S of vie fs s: John E HschHs Of Ne"
Her funeral Ein tske Place from her late resi-
dence, az Bean street. Georget9gl, saturday.
aYs;htsnccs sTe respectfully iay!te6 % stts 4.
New OreaRs La.l papers please ccpy.I
EPPI kY. thursday, December 10th. 1880.
AGED fifteen years. six mo 4ths AID thirteen days;
Funeral from the residence 81 he parents, COS
18th at d m. Friends aad re sttves respectfully
invited. baltimore aud Harrisburg papers copy.
FADELRY. On Friday morning, December IL,
1850 at @. m, MARY LEE, daughter OF Edward
and Agnes Fadeley, aged two pears. two m oDths
and niIe days.
The relatives ard friends Of the family are
speefuly invited TO attend her funeral 81 the resi-
ence OF her parents, 6lS 9Th street northwest Sun
6ny AFTERNOON at O'Clock u m .
MOORE. At Manchester, Va, on Thursday.
December I6, 1850. at O'Clock a. m, EDWARD W.
MOORE, aged tLirty-two years.
WEEDEN. On the morning Of the 18th of De-
cember, 1850, MARGARET WEEDEN, beloved dsugn-
ter Of Len uel L. and Amelia Weeden, in the ninth
year Of age.
Our dear little Maggie hiss left us,
Leaving our hearts sick ana sore;
But God the all healing physician,
VIII unite us on the other shore.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
grand parents, 924 o street between 9Th aud 10th
strs eta northwest. on Sunday afternoon, Decembr
18th. at O'Clock. Friends and acqu aintances OF
the fan lily are respectfully invited - attend. p
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MARRIED.

MERRILL-GIBS0N: On Thursday evening.
December 10, 1850, at Union VI. Z Church by ;lis
Rev. ]. Q. HsGey. JoHS b. MERRILL 10 IDA K
GIBSON. both of this city.
No cards.
MILLkR-LAwRENCE. December 10th 1850,
by Rev. G. g. MeadOr, Mr. IrAAO q MIILFR OF
WillismEport Indians, and Mrs. CAROLINE Law
RENEE, of Washington, u. @.
No cards.
SWEABINGEN- HUBBARD. On thu 18th OF
december. 1880. by Rev. w. z. Harrison HESaY
H SwE.KINGES. of Atlanta, Ga, and VALERA
L. HUBBARD. of tn e city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-17
THIS EVENING.
EOLEY. Auctioneer.

EOLEY, AuctioDeer.
viii sell, at public auction, commencing WE'D
NESpAY, DECEMBER 18TH. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 81 +,
at Store, 1913 Tth street northwest, and p. NJ,
large and select lot of Furs, in Rets. suitable for
alEo. Sleigh Robes, GentIeman's Cuffs, and Col
lars and quantity Of useful articles too numerous
to mention. This is 8 stock of goods recently pur-
chased by merchant in New York. The owner
has placed them in my hands, to be sold at public
will be continued every Morning and Even ing until
the entire stock is disposed Of.
decl4-4t FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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iEtHOMAH nOWLLNG, Aucitoneer

PROPERTY ON BRIDGE AND FED ERICK
STREETS, QUOTATIONS. CONSIS TING y (
SIX kRIDk AND TWO FRAME HOU SES
SSTIAAEELES, TANNERY. &c.. &C., AT AUG
BY virtue of deed Of trust. bearing date H.
AuriI LIST, 1880, and duly recorded Lber tsE
49, foio34 ct seq. ons OF the land records -
of the District OF Colum bia and st the request Of
the parties secured thereby, tue undersigned Trus-
tees viii sell at public auction. in front OF tie
premises. on Til URSDAY, 23D DAY OF DECEMBER
1850, AT 80 O'CLOCK all that part Of Lot 10, IN
Peter, Beatty, Threike'ds 4 Deakin's addition to
said Georgetown, bounded as follows: Beyinnng
with the east line CT said lot sixty (6D) fest thence
west parallel to Bridge street thirty feat: thea
south sixty feet to Bridge street; then east t. the
beginning, improved by two frame buildings
Aleo, Lots numbered twenty seven aud thirty
seven, in said addition, as laid down the maps
Of said Georgetown, improved by four brick dwell
ingss. a large frame stable and tsnnery.
Also. At Az O'CLOCK. SAME DAY, all that part Of
to ssi1 Geo getowu, bounded as 10 lows: Beginning
or the east ine of Frederi i. street, at poiot l0I
feet south from First street. and then south
Frederick street twenty five feet then east pa rail- u
lot; then north With rear ne Of said lot twenty
five feet; than west nirety-sjX feet 10 the begin
nirg, improved by two brick Dwellings,.
The property Will be sold IN parcels
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest al per
cent per anuum until paid, snd secured by deed
OF trust on the-property sold; or all cash. at the
option Of the purchasers. If the terms of sale are
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaultiu9 purchasers
deposit Of $50 will be required GA each piece OF
property at time OF sale All coaveyauci.ig. &C.
al cost Of purchasers.
deeIl- d&ds L. MAURICE CROPLEg,} Trustees.
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TOMORROW.

EOLLY, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
COMMENCING SATURDAY, DECENB SR
18TH.
Fine God Watches, American and Swiss on
makers. III
Fine Silver Watches. g q
Ladies' Solid God Sets Jewelry in Cameo, God
enameled, Garnet and Turquoise.
5U0 Rings. set in Cameo. Garnet Amethyst Pasrl,
Turquoise and Diamonds.
lsrge assortment OF Breech -loa ling Guns
SPECIAL attention is called to my stock OF Uure
deemed Musica Instruments as good as new.
Scd Gold Gents Vest Ghains.
Solid Gold Ladies' Opera Chains aud Necklaces
and many other articles too numerous to men :
ton. II. COHEN, Broker,
leclS-3t 1907 eth
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ffHi; GatfgTN,
COURT IN GENERAL. TEru

COURT N GENERAL TERN
To-day. Pike ava Atkinson Gro,en. Copeland
a H., Qwo cases against I'd wards: argued All
decree below affirmed. Spa!ds agt. Colley.
argued and submitted
CIRCUIT Court (NO f)--Jgf9p H1r4I7hYr
Yesterday, Van Kiswick agt. Sheriff; settled
by the parties Jackson A .. agt. Irmant.
judgment bs default. Phelps art Fulm IA; iury
respited. Nander agt Oberaeim; defendant
moves for new trI2l
CIRCUIT COURT 60. 2l-J5Tya Ht3u.,.
verdict for defendant.
Equity CoJRT-y55JJs cor.
Yesterday Brown az. Pope Dismissal OF bill
ordered. Rapiey ast- Brown; on NJ 1riag.
Cleneuts act. ClemeE's sale cOH1lrnsf "a
VeyanCe ordered ana reference 90 aufIfof
Main agt. Bean; Restraining order continued
untll rinal hearing Browning agt Miscaper;
". X. Lynch released from completion OF sale.
Matthews agt. Baldwin; exceptions 70 special
auditors report oyeTraied In part. Dlm)nf
agt. National Capital Insurance COMPANY: IN
spection OF books allowed
To-day, sherwood agt Haley; referred. Bar
hOGr 8gt. Taylor. trustee ord red 10 pay fund.
BtumineN agt. Bnrley: demurrer sustained
Phoenix Mutual Life ms. GO. act. Grant, re-
ferred 10 Judge Macarthur Rapey agi. Brown;
GeClee for sale ana appointment OF receiver.
CRIMINAL COU8T-Jfftgr James.
Yesterday, George T.. Gauzhorn. assault on
Thumas - Chapman. guilty; sixty days IN itii.
Robert Dent, second offence petit larceny:
convicted; Albany peniteEuary three years.
To day, W. c. Mufdoc6, charged vita nat
sapce asphalt works ar lith aud u street 81:
pleaded not guilty and gave bail Wm Slmo-
son. assault on Robert Bowie ldpoesn: verdict
guilty. VIM. Favery. assault on JohaG. OzI.r;
verdict not guilty. E1Tard Staoor. aSssHltias
oiiicer Howell; on hearing,
POLICE C0URT-TiliGf San.
To day, Frank Proctor, assault on within
Anderson: $ or = DAYS. Luly Richardson as
sault on Mary Berry: $40 or 90 DAYS. Mary car
peIier, larceny or some dry goods fron Nathan
BiulD: S2e or G" days. Archie Jones, assault GA
susie Elkins; forfeited collateral Albert BJQi-
din, assault on Dorsey Swan; - or Is DAYS Ma
ih8niel Dickson. assault on Henry curtis os
striking him 90 the head With brick so or %
Gays. Wise II. Cudllpp, vagrant; sent down.
James Ward charged WITH Carrying a revolver;
$50 or 30 days in Jail. Alfred B3uldin pleaded
guilty 10 deSJroytDg a tree box; So Henry Tur
ner forfeited collateral Tor assault on a colorc
mar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-17

Is DELEGATE CANSoS'S SEAT IN DANGER ~
dispatch from salt Lake City says :-IC looks a.
III Gov. Murray had undertaken TO 10 what - IA
gross has not done. namely, keep g. q. cannon
out Or his seat as delegate from UJah Tue
vote or the territory was canyasSed by the gov
erEor ana secretary. AID the antiie CANDIDATE
for Congress gave notice or protest aEdllt 4
Certificate being issued 10 cannon. II Il IN
GerStCOd that the protest is based upon the
Claim that cannon is n0t a citizen, having % zen
bGrD Ia Great Britain aud never properly natu-
TellZCd: also, that be is polygamiSt, having
four wives. The vote stood-CannOn. Is 56s;
Campbell, $50, II Is said 10y Cauipbeli's friends
that the governor Will give him the certlhcat-
and that Cannon, being then left out. Congress
VIII have an excuse for keeping him out.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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fT>BUNNEL. CLARK d. CO.,
SG3 Market Spacs.
Beg &C call speca! attention 70 their UNUSUALLY s-ye
and attractive stock OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
Black and Coiored Brocsde Silks, from 81 rs to IS
Black and Colored B-ocade Velvets elegant
styles Monte Cloths and rich Silk
and Wool Plsds.
4 splendid line of Black and Uoored Cashfnerss
All Wool Goods. from 80 cents Up.
Cur Linen Counter il full of bargains. Hosiery,
Linen and Silk Hsndkerchiefs; all Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 6E and l2R cts. up TO best goods
Blankets In great variety from 81 SIC pair Do
nnestics at bottom prices
Ii GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON PRIORS.
E-ONE PRICE ONLY. octl2-3n
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- BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
JUST ARRIVED AT MIR. WASH. MAJORS
STABLES. No. 1926 STREET NORTH
WEST, FROM KENTUCKY, THE FOLLOW
ING FINE AND WELL-BhED KENTUCKY
HORSES:
Iotta: sorrel mare. 6 years old. 157.
hands high. sired by HOPKINS Aim ont ont 20
OF Ned Forrest mare; handsome. and safe ~t->
for lady to drive.
Black Horse Frank. years old, 152i handa high
sired by Denmark, dam Back Hawk: well broke -
saddle and harness
Brown Mare Dolly, 6 years old, 15k hands. sired
by Ball Chief. daM q thOrouEhbred mare by Waxy.
She IL p fine saddle and harness mSre.
sorTei geiding Billy Moal, l514 hands high. S
years Old. by Nuson's pacing Abdsllah. Can trOt
IN 30 He is thorough geltiemat's road horse
not atrsid OF steam, and can be driven by a lady.
, Hat dsome bay coach team. Charley and George
b;ih years Old Charley was sired by Tabot's
Ned Forrest and George by Woodf pri's Membrino.
This IL one of the handsonest coach teams ever of
fered for sale in tn city.
Bay hor5e Harry, l61l hands high. years old,
sired by Montrose. Thoroughly broke for any oue
to drive, and very superior coupe horse.
The above stock are guaranteed perfectly sound
and will be submitted to any veterinary Cor exam
inaflon. VIII be offered ~ the above stable at pri-
vate sale Until WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22D. and
II OF sold will be offered at public auction on til {
above date at 10 q.
OPPENHEIHyR & CARTER.
dec16-5t s. BENSINuER, Auct
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NOrICE-Dont for4et NINE. PIERRE. She In
ANs-l 81 Ter Old quarters us 1ith ST w.,
where LAces and Lace Curtains are repaired and
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NJ. Il. Womack, prominent farmer % HALL
fax county, Va, was killed on Monday By hts
mules while he was hauling his Christmas sup
DIV of wood
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AUCTION SALES
A UCTIos SALE OF CIGARS, TO $4,000,

A UCTIoN SALE OF CIGARS, TO sAuOo, 40
We win sell on the pra.ais- 5 If " Il ,ldstsia n
Co.. 4o4 It'll street north west, between ID aud l.
streets. tIe entire stock of Glars Tnbaccn M.-r-
scoeuIn Goods and Snlossra' Ar;iolss, W all ami
.io~ oases tfu1terS 81 without reserve, s>iO
commencing FRIDAY EVENIN,+ DECEMBER II
- CLOCK. AID vii! Continue each asv st 10 A
ann p until the en ire stock and fixtures ara
SOLO, on account Of Dissolution of copar;nership
1 1oS 10 close the Branch store by January LAT,
;, The trade is especially invited We viii sci! in
= = 20 SUIT the buyers An elegant ca ,nc5 to GUY
1t DUNoANsoN BROS. Auots.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctoueers,
LADIES, sHAwLs. ULsTERs, poLW.ss, CIR
CULAEs, OLOAkS, GENTS HATS ASD
OyERCOATS, AT IUC ZION. AM
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER lsrE At Tv,rr VI
O'CLOCK, We shall sell within our salssroom An a.
sortment OF Ladies' Sbavls. Cloaks listers I,nl
mans, Circulars. Gents Oyercoats aud Hats also
2c0 sets of Ladies ana Misses Furs.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auotioresrs
Walnut CHAMBER SUITES, PAaroR
PARLoR SUITE UPHOLSTERE6 II RAN
fab k o0 With WAkSsob IS
FRAMED MIRROR. HAIR MATRE SSE :.
LEATHER PILLOWS. WALNUT DINING
hoQM AIRS, MARBLa-TOP TABLES.
GEAIN AND OTHER CARPETS, PAIL Or,
COOKING AND OTHER rOVES, 30.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, AT 10A
O'CLOCK A. M, we shall sell in front ~ our "a
p poa iog f. rooms the ABOVE collection of House
deei7.it WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucss.
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Children's overcoats. $40 years. 81 so and SO up
Boys Single Jackets, 81 and So. so up
Children's School suits, CLIO years, 50. 50 up.
Boys Oyercoats and q sters, 60 80 and 81 up.
Boys Single Pants, from S5c., 81 and 81. rs up.
Splendid line Neck Wear and Silk Hdkfs, from Is
cts. upwards, at
1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
decl5 j. w. SELBY'S.
r ADIRS AND GENTLEMEN. CLERGYMEN
~ and Yestrymen Of the District Of Columbia;
GIRLS" to be located near THE Soldiers Home, IS
In the District? Send checks address W. b.
OABELL. Agent, lila n street northwest. dec7 An