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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03
FRED'S HARD LUCK.
A. Prominent Sporting Man
Who Got Badly Left in St.
Louis.
A Possible Clue for the recovery
Of Some Valuable Jewelry.

The following from the St. Louis Tine,
Of yesterday morning refers TO Fred Gr,i
der, asporting man of this city, who j,
we'll known. Greider il now in ST. Loui.
investigating his Ioss. The iewelry which
he lost last April il known in this CITY ATT.
ia very valuable. ~ represented:
Fred Greider is resident Of Sedslia
Mo-, where he il rated man in comforts.
BILE circumstances. He used to live IN this
city and WIS generally known n a liberal,
whole-aouled sporting man. He had a
house on Sixth street. One dxy Last April
Grelder csme down from his home in the
future capital to spend few dave m the
great metropolis, aud thereby hangs q tale
lie met old friends and imbibed freely of
the best liquors. Finally he found him
self
PRETTY FULL"
in veil known Sixth street saloon, and
sent messenger for hack. In the hack
he visited several other saloons, until he
reached one On Market street. There he
took parting drink with q number of
friends and aaquaintances and got back
into the hack. giving the driver instruct
ions to drive TO the Union building, on
Market street, between Sixth and Seventh
streete. where he had engaged sleeping
quarters. His last recollection il that he
left the saloon OF Market street, u we'll
known character WhOse name has figured
on the police and criminal court records.
forcing himself into the hack o. company.
A BIG HAUL.
When he woke up tina; evening his breast
pin, magnificent three carat solitaire,
worth 500; his gold watch, worth $3.50 /;
and between $500 and $500 in Gu rency
were gone. He investigates the cx.e the
next day and satisfied himself that the
thief wxs the man who had accompanied
him in the hack To his room. The detect
ives we're placed in possession of the facts.
bat Tor aOme reason no arrests acre made.
Greider soon after went to SEED .lis where
he had . good offer 10 20 into business,
and the robbery rested for awhile.
CLUES.
Yesterday Greider called at the Four
Courts and had talk with Chief Melon
ongh. He had obtained informant tina,
caused him TO believe that there vac a
Oh snce, il not TO recover the etol~n ieweiry.
at least 10 capture the parties Who had 4
hand in the robber-.. The man Who stole
the stuff, Greider thought, turned il over
TO Q party Who had At one time been con.
nected With the theatrical business here,
and this latter party had fenced" il. He
wanted the chief to look into the case and
aee what could be done.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

This u to certify that ! used St. Jacobs
Oil for RLeuaatism. and after three DAYS
application was entirely relieved. con-
asder il . Desiiorioas medicine for ell
forms Of Rheumatism.'
X II. NooRE, Propsieter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

"A Moberly man visited Sedalia the
other night and lost SO at poker. He var
Knocked down With poker and the mOrey
taken from him. He told ~ TO s.y moth
ing about ~, ~ he plays pnker himself,
but not that wsy.-MoS~riy HeadigM.
The party claiming 10 have been robbed
evidently held his tongue better while
here thsn when st home. Ii n news to
the police, and the B zoo doubts whether
the men ever had Slc SedsIis isn't tina,
kind OF town. anyhow.
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Permanent.

The new music house of Conover Bros
is here 10 stay, not . temporary arrange.
ment to work of lot of shop worn instru.
ments. Their entire stock is new, brought
directly from the different manufactures
especially for the trade of Sedxlia and the
surrounding country. They have come o.
permanent citizens and expect to work 10
profitable business BY selling the very
besi gooos for the smallest amount OF
money.
-Counterfeitess ere ever oo the alert
to 6nd flesh fields to work, but they never
initiate . worthless article. Prof. Gull
Des'e's French Kidney Pad wa broueh
out about ten years ego, and since then
host of chaps without skill or Conscience
have sought TO initiate IL BY many worth.
less sfiai:s; but discriminating public
vii: hold "fase to that which il good" and
the Guil0etse Pad more than hold its own.
Ii cnrrs all kidney diseases and succeed.
where medicine often f.iIs Ask your drug
9ist il this ia not 20. For sale bv Aug.
F!eischmann, drusgist. corner Second and
Ohio streets
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03
WILLIAM s. JACKSON.
County Clerk Of Saline County
Who Died ct Msrshall Yes
terday Morning.

The following telegram va received at
this office yesterday:
MAKsHaLL, Mo-, July 81.
Col. William D. Jackson, county clerk,
died here q three o'clock lhia morning.
His remains will be inferred in Ssppinglon
grave yard, near Arrow Rock, NJ one y. M.
To morrow.
The above Is oil the information the b.
zoo wss able TO procure concerning hi. .ie.
mice. tie VA the con OF Gov. G.. +.
Jackson, sod vss a native Missouri.u,
having been horn in Saline county. near
Arrow Rock. On the 18th oi July, 1915.
He vas educated principally in the Hos.
ard county high school, bu, remsin-d for
some time in the Virgins state university,
being in the Law department Of that ius,i.
tuition one year. He then returned tn his
fathers fsrm IN Missouri. where he spent
his time until his father vss elected gov.
ernos, when he was appointed his private
secretary. He held the position nut .
snort time, however, for the var broke Ous.
ana on the 2lst day Of Nay, 1861, he re-
ceived his commission ~ aid-,i~-csmp for
the six'h military district Of Missouri. lie
served the south valisntly through the var,
and 81 its Close be vss among Ihose Who
surreOd' red 10 Col Denny 1t Glasgow.
he wss married on The 18th Of March,
1866. TO Ais Lutte q. Vzndrveer, and
lived on the old homestead in Saline coun-
y until Janusry, 1875, when he .As sp-
pointed deputy county clerk BY Capt. e.
N. Sutheslin, whose election he had great
" contributed To accomplish. Capt.
Sutheslin resigned ip May, 1876. and NJ.
]scksoe va appointed to ill the vacancy
until the November election follOu ing.
when he vas elected 70 that Office b. the
democracy. after the bitiesrst and most
spirited contest ever held in Saline county,
BY the overwhelming @sjor,ty of ! 49,. He
held the zane Office ever since, and
mot sccepiahly to his constituents.
He was . far type Of that class Of Mis-
aouriaas noted Tor their high-minded hos
pitslity, and one al the most genial. whole
souled gentlemen Of whom the state could
boast. HE friends we're legion, md his
death vill Be regretted BY all, chile the
ut@oss symp sshy vill he extended HE de- !,
voted vile and fatherless chiljrea-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03
Dead Mem Tell No Tales.

y<ferso" Ctv's population has Increase
100 during the past ten yean. Thia in
ctades occupants Of the cemeieries, about
10 pr cent Of the growth IN popul. sion
being dine TO the prevs!ence Of pn~u@oni.
during the eession of the Legislature.
kaa0 CIR JSnes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

Baker has the Largest vatermelon
patch in the county on Ohio street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

Cash paid for wheat and
cats. By ". ]. Dagby & Co. W
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

1t II reoarkable that the active niger.
diesss Of FELTON, HyPoph~phi,es ere 81.
koloids froo iress which attain to very
great sges, taken in consectios vith the
fscs that this psepasa,ioo Gill ,scresss the
lnogesity Of the hnoss family II some-
chat Singular coiscide0ce.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

An unmarried man named Hofmsn
aged about s. years. vho hss been working
for SeReib.um. the Ohio STREET .ts,los. died
yesterday afiernoon, from inflammation 81
the bowels. He has been in poor health
for some time. Hi. funeral will take
place Today.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03
"Galiused" Huggiug.

Gloves are being made high, with ALT.
"n the top al the arm, through which rib
b"ns can he drswp.-Iks !Moines Mai C.r
i--. Just last evening III. BAzoO msn
w.s net tn the street ~ beautiful young
lady Who bounced right si him and q,
once threw one arm around him and heRsu
huggipe him with q oIe-srmed Presby,e-
ri an sort Of . s4ue, r.. Ii j. unnecessary 10
rtaie that he Tried desperately to e.cspe,
hut failed, and he noticed that o. she
squ-ezed him more closely with one arm.
the glove on The hand which hong on the
end of The un.ques ring arm seemed To draw
up tighter On the arm.
She evidently had 'gallus,- or to state
Il in classical lingo, su.pender, running
from the top Of one glove up her sleeve and
across her shoulder, down the other sleeve
and fastened Ia the top oi tine glove on the
other hand. In fact, the tvo gloves we're
like the iwo l~gs -ah limb Of pair to
pants. in the respect Of being fastened Of
geiher At the top.
This ~ queer world.
We. Poor, .hort--ightsd, -hort-armed
men have little idea Of what art OF run.
ming gear there il IN the world.
That kind Of gallus arrangement may
work on . ooe-arn,ed hug. but 4 eood old
fashioned. orthodox, two-asmed hug,
would either burt the gallus or diMinish
materially the voluptuous favor of the
embrace
Commend va TO the old-sty led, straight
hugging without gslluaes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

Mr.. B. Seim, South Adams, Mas
wri e. - follows: deem, il my duty to IN
form you how much good the Hsmbur,
Drops have done me. I suffered With in
digestion, ssd palPits'io" OF the heart, ~
that wss unable to work. ] had already
wasted much money on the doctors, whes
! heard Of the Hamburg Drops. used
the .. NEEDY, and could now write Who'll.
psees regarding ,ss virtue and can recon-
mend IL to everybody.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

-Mr. - Inman, OF Martin county,
Indians, is visiting his brother, Thomas
lnmsn, Of this plscs, and il looking 1t the
country. He is cell pleased and says he
will return home, close up his business
there aud come 10 this country.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

The real need Of -ick Baby is not 40
much wedicise n !, Is something to "ass,sa
nature" Many things are recommended.
but the bes, known remedy for the ailments
Qf young children il DR.. Buli's Baby Syrup
Price y cents q bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-03

Picnic yesterday u X 'bert,' grove and
q great many vent out.
MIR. B!ocher is ssiil here. Purch asing
and receiving nsx seed.
y. w. Rhodes has again entered isoO
the harness business. having sold his gro
Gerry store to Jepson Swope.
-Nis~es Della In:h and Haidee Patti
son returned home To Sesisiia, last Wed
nesdsy. Kind Of dull after they left.
Fine shower Of rain last night-laid
the dust. but not ~ much RAIN ~ needed.
This will help the corn. ~ il was suffering
from the heat and dro0sA-
Has been fine time for tbreshine
wheat, Oats and 6sx-ihese we're seven ~
one time in the vicinity. within the bOund-
of ak miles. THE last week.
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The Harris Case.

Go TO Vests for cheap groceries.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

And 81 sTRERTs NoRTH%sssETr." ETu :
ABLE ABLE gRICK HQHsE on F0gR:AND.A-
s1szsSs I'LL iI II s3 sSs
S OF aas R So & tSs Passed n
s. ssfss E y
Rsss 81 sps Of ee9 IN sae
si sons S1S ana
eight t4ssl, beginning on 9Th street one hundred
Sss
south with the line Of sad street twenty-five l25)
line p Called ns
esst eighty eisht tSs} feet four a. inches; thence
teTs 81 Inches to tie line formerly called Aaron
pe ana s sst to the Point Of
Sn Inns so 81, n .,fsss brick
And on WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER lsr, 1885,
b. virtue Of the same decree the undersigned trus
is s w 10 fs f Il te OF the
sna ehss 81 ts of
IsSF HI S1iss dwsnF No, sisss street
piece q properly is sold the nndersisnei trustee
Lot numbered forty A6 Of the subdivision Of
ten O0), also in said city. together with the i'm.
pryements on id lot consisting Of two two story
brick houses in jackson Hali alley.
Terms of sale prescribed By the said decree are as
follows One fourth Of the purchase moaay for
each of the pieces OF property sold to be paid in
cash the DAY of sale, or Within seven days there
after, and the residue in each cssein ihre equal in
months after the day of SALE the purchaser or pilr
chasers giving his her or their promissory notes
interest ger anI um from the day Of SALE or any
purchaser OF purchasers may pay all the purchase
days thereafter the tide to each OF the said pieces Of
land TO be retained by the undersigned Trustee I'M
post OF 500 wi! be required on each Of the said
pieces OF property when sold.
WI. ". BOaRMAN, Trustee
Room H. Webster Law B.iiIdi19
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS. noyIS -d&ds
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1880 pr.TMEE " 4 n 1890
To The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

DOuOle Track, Steel RAILS
SPLENDID SCEEvRT. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS Leave MAsRfNG ~ from M pspo.
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 10 40
to Cinci11 natl, st. Louis and Chicago; $50 p m
s sshf S5R Ea aS6 fs5i 6 fs9a
with Parlor Car to wstkin. and the North. at
Except ns Ssa Palos Cars aa
qua aud Watkins.
For WiIiamsport, Lock Haven and Elnira, at 10 40
For New York and the East. 10 40 am. 2lo and
limited express Of Pullman ParIor Cars, y so a.
t. n; daily. except Sunday.
Jersey City with boats Of Broosiyn annex. AZ f.
fording direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
For Phlsdelphis. 1914 a. m 2Io. 10 and 10 100
Limited Express, 9 80 a. m. daily. except sun
For Baltimore, 6 40. 500. $50. 10: 40 am. aud
SIo 4:zo. 40 o;to. .: 80 and 10 40 m. On
sunday, 500. 1910 q. M, 10, 40, $50 and
For Poess Greek Line Line, 64oa.m. and 4:io Pm.
For ADhspolis, 40 a. M and 40 p. M. daily, ex-
ALt2sNDRIa AND FRFDEsIcKsBURsR RAIL
M1Y !! AMP !. II p hhtEExANDhIA AND WASHING
For siexandria. 90, 20, $40. and IL 90 a. M.
day t5So. go. ii 20 aud il 2o am and $40 90
For Richmond and the South. 100 and IL 90 4 M
TIA. dsIy. "a. and ~ ? NJ daily. except sunday.
and nd i9 .SS q I'm dSS 800 09 ana 10
cemodsons 6s procarss :. the oiess. mo- nor t.
Of 70 destination from iSsa an. md
FRANk THOMSON. General MANAGE ' lows noVas
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODELFAsTLIN AND THE ONLY LINE
THE LEAST AND THE E1 VEST. AwAsH1SaroN.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE T 4t TAsh ksF F. fsso WEDNESDAY
A. n. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
4'oomOnlcago' Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
s. sos- Baltimore. Ellicott City and way stations
6.50acBsltimore, Annapolis, and way. piedmont,
Straps6nrs, Winchester, Hsgerstown ana way.
e.10-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
& 45.Staunton and Valley Express. Connects
FOR .hagsrsto~n and at Point of Rocks for
s.oe-New York Philadelphia and Boston Express,
'''oo. III ,, sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
lo'ooco dIi E1press d.ops at HyattsvilIe.
o ne gsss 6ess ans Ba aa1rs Annapolis juno
ITO 4q-Pttsburgh. Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
, =, Louis Express
Il ioGsBaltimore, Euicott City, Annapolis and Way
Il 25-Qn sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
!t2.S5-Sahmore E1Press
and %sa ssa nna BOssSn
Frederick, Hsserstown and Way. via
4.3O-Haftimore, Hyattsvtne and Laurel Ex-
Pres pres. Irsderick. via Relay Stops at Anna
a 45a,Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Haserssown,
PeDs s ssa Way w sPs Coz
"A 4e-Baitimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
IS Philadelphia and Baltimore Express. (Mar-
t tn7isbn n and Way, via Relay stopsat Hyatts
6.05-Point Of Rocke and Way Stations
t6. 45-Bs timore and Way Stations
I-30-Baltmore and Laurel Exprass
49, -Pittsburg, Chicago Cinci anati and St. Louis
Express.
9.45-Baltimore. Hysttsville and Laurel Express
f1U.O0-New York, Philadelphis and Boston Ex-
press. Sleeping Gar to New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Car at Philadelphia.
Italy. tSunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylyania avenue corner I4th
street. where orders Will be taken for baggage to be
cdee hed and received at any point in the CITY,
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS, -Aucnoneers,
~ Ninth aud d streets d w.


DUSoANsos BROS MN ASsa .ss 5 :,,....
SPECIAL AND PsRExpToRY SALE,
On FRIDAY. DEoKas1s sD,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
OF stock of assorted
Plated GOODS,
IN lots to the trade and private buyers decl 1t
pAk2 AID SSs S4ks sTSk SA sr IGs
TW Wn III Ih d,GA1 MORNING. DEcRMsKR 3d. AT
snd .Fr S;SLock within our suction rooms. 9th
20 20 sha. es Warrington sas Company Scrip.
ioo c 4 f s S9rth o & sOnth Washington
g " S,sss Falls Iss IS Company serie:
s, The above w Ss sold after Admin
st de .'Ht sale OF s'G p6NcAssoN BROS Auct.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auotioneer..
ER1oK AND FRAME OAR STABLES, SHOPS,
s HS ffsSEs fhH
On AT Tt AH9T 70 Ns.ErrRNooN nrcux.vn
7TH, 1850, COMMENCING AT O'Clock, We 81
viii sell, ON the premises, 7th and Boundary -.
Q, eapitd BY Washington aud Ge5rs town to- Z. 4 c.
g depot and thces; Consisting in part
Brick r. S Sttssbe. sh9g, 80.
Frame Stable Straw aouse,
Shed. Fence. Desk, &C.
AL TO be removed within thirty tys from day OF
sale.
Terms each, of which deposit of 25 per cent will
be REQUIRED st sale; the balance within three days
from Gay of sale
:, BY order of the Washington and GEORGETOWN
X. L. Go. noV30- 6t
(tHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVE
~ REAI. ESTATE, SITUATED ON d STR GET
STREETS Northwest ' : A-'D SEXUAL
By virtue of . decree of the Supreme A
Court, Of the District of Columbia. passed ~
on the 9th day OF November, A. D.. 1880, IN 4s.x
Equity Cause, No. 6. 500. wherein Thomas E. Nc
Graw, for tie use Of John Z. Kennedy Is com-
pl' lnant and James T. Mc(iraw and others are
defendants. the undersigned trustees viii sell at
pubic sale. in front of the premises, on WEDNES-
PAY DECEMBER 18TH, 1890, AT O'CLOCK, p NJ
the following described real estate siea ed in The
city Of Washington. District of Columbia. TO VIII
Lot No. in kbbey's sub division of square No
ST.. >'''
Terms of sale: One third q y cash, and the hal
anre in equal Instruments, ID payable 10 six (6)
ard twelve u2) months from the date of sale TO he
the deferred payments to bear interest at tile teof
six per cent per annum. cash, to be pad at time
Of ratification of SAID sale. deposit of one hun
cred dollars VII be required at the time of sale All
coDyeyanclng and recording a. the cost of the pur
chaser. II the terms Of sale are not comned with
in seven day from sale, the Trustees reserve th3
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
weeks notice in some Newspaper printed ana puh
hshed in said city Of Washington.
CHARLES d. KNI iHT,l ,-..
CHARLES PELHAM, trustees.
lWasbir gtcn Law Reporter Cory n27 60
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T!EOS- j. FISHER 4 CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers, 1923 T at %. ".


CH Ak0ERY SALE OF A FOUR-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE ON NORTH A STREET, BETWEEN
IlkST AND SECOND STREETS EAST. IN
TIE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Ia
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in equity fn4
on FRIDAY, THE Sd DAY OF DECEvsEe.
1890 At O'Clock P NJ. in frsnt Of the premises.
the following real estate situated in the city OF
washington, D. c., to wit: All that piece or parcel
o. ground known and described as lot twenty-five
i221 in square No seven hundred aud twenty
12sl, together with all the imDroyen ents and APP
puItenances to the same belonging.
. The terms of sale as follows One third OF
the purchase money il cash. the balance in three
teen motifs from ts day Of sale for W aae the
purchaser shall give his promssory notes bearing
deed OF trust on the property. all in cash a. pur
chasers' option depO.it of 300 Will be required
at time Of sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with
cling at purchasers cost.
Columbia al Lev Bn,dns, 9th Ct NV. Trus.ees
1906 street II W. uo21- Il Hds
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CHANCERY SALE OF THOSE VERY ,, XALy "a
u BILE LOTS ON STREET NORTH WEST
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND FIJI
TENTH STREET. FACING MCPHERSON
SQUARE.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court IN
Of the District Of Columbia, passed In EQUITY
another are Plaintiffs and William Queen ct al are
Defendants we viii sell at public auction, on SAT
URDAY, DKOEMBER 4, 1880, at 8: 80 O'CLOCK p: |.
In front Of the premises those two valuable Lots Of
Ground Known rs lots three 60 and four "a In
square, 2l6 Warrington city, D. O.. with the Inn.
pTovements. These lots have each frontage on si
street Of % feet. ard are 120 feet deep. They VIII
Terms Of ssie One-fourth cash, Of which $500
must be paid Of the time Of sale (S250 on each lot
balance In equal instalments at six. twelve and
stghtsen @onias with interest 70 be secured ned BY
the eDtlon q Che Purchassr II terms are not com;
Ct the risk and cost Of the defaulfing purchaser.
CoAveyancing and recording at cost OF purch ,ssr,
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
= FARRELL, So Sy q Arrest. Trustees.
Cor. 7th Sc. and La. ave. n.w.J
Td0s. J. F1SH1R & co.. Aucta. poyI7-dtds
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MdRRIED.

L1ER-WIECkELMAN. On Tuesday, Novsm
Der 3th. 1880. by the lev. Il. 4. Bittinler VII
LIAM X. DYER TO ANNIE Nj. d. WINCKELNAN bota
OF this city. baltimore Sun pleas 70 COPY
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THIS EVENING.
THRIsTMAs BUYERS, ATTENTION.

(,HRISTMAS BUY ERS, ATTENTION.
COHEN's ANNUAL SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES,
COMMENCING DECEMBER lsT AT 6 P. NJ,
FOLEY, Auctioner.
100 Fine Gold Watches. American and HN
SWISS makers. all styles md sizes. x~A
200 Silver Watches, Swiss and American, - ~
good as new, suitable for Christ aass presents.
Gentlemens Solid Gold Vest Chains.
Ladies' Opera and Guard Chains.
fine assortment of Ladies' Jewelry Sets.
The largest assortment of Ladies' and Gents
Cameo Amethyst. Pearl and Diamond Rings.
Also. Banjos, Accordeons, Violins, good IS
Uew.
200 Overcoats and listers. custom made, as good
as new.
Ali viii be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder, III. COHEN
nov29-6t 1907 eth St north west
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AUCTION SALES.
ETTy-RE DAYS

VETs TEES, SALsQF EAhUagLE IMPROVED
Il ZEAL ESTATE N THE CITY OF WASH
INGI0N. Dis rKICT OF CQLUMBlA,
KNOWN "A PRE- Uses No. Alt L STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a desd of trust 70 us, bearing -
date July 10th, 1879 and duly recorded h4j
among the land records of said District, in lie:
Liber 9l9, folio 800, ct seq, aud st the written
request Of the party secured thereby, we win sell at
ppblic auction, in from. of the premises. on SAT-
FRIDAY. The Ara DAY OF DECEMBER. 1880. AT 80
O'clock p. M, all that certain piece oSparcel Of
ground. lying and being IN said city efsksashins;
part Of ORIGINAL Lots and 8. il Square north Of
the north line Of street, slant 155 feet west from
the southeast corner OF said square. and running
thence north 80 feet inches: thence westwa -dly
with the line OF the aeyn the Of said premises
Is feet thence south to street. and thence east to
pace OF beginning, together With the improve.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, of which 800
must be paid al time Uf sale residue in two equal
payments. at one and two yea-s res pectivaly from
day OF sale. with interest at per cent per annum,
upon, the property sold; or all cash at option o.
purchaser: All coDveyancing. recording, &C., at
purchasers cost. Terms OF sale TO be complied
with In seven days, or Trustees reserve the right
CHAS: II. QaA3IN, JR., Arussees'
TH0S. BOWLING, Auct. nog22 eoGt