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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THARLES W HANDY. Rea Estate Agent
CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on q 50 Rec {. BETWEE]

II
GHAKoERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
f5SSEa;zSps,AA' HALF AND SIKH sfsEEirs
Cause No 6. 1874. the undersigned. as Trus- Jul
the asGa pa! OF a Sr sns 1851
. At o0no ms,sd Of Lot 9umesfea II
and depth Of about l22 feel. with improyemenss
sf esms es of s%s Frame Dwelling
Instruments at elk and twelve months, at the rate
o. pef cent per annun, secured by a deed Of
purchaser. Terms 70 be oompiisd with With within = !
Gays; ~ conyeyancins at cost of purchaser. S1o0
J: T: ooLDwELL.. Auct " apis eodsds
TMPoRTANT CHANCERY SALES OF I'M
9sTEb E TIE ts1Anf "a ooRSEa 81
9Th STREET AND LOUISIANA N, AyEN Iyl
VEST, AND RAJ soUAkE NJ MBEsE Hs 49,,
SS ASD sTKEE As4 15TT
BY yrtHs Of decree Of the isGpFsms Court Of
sa Mnsrein j o huM
Young ct al are conplai pants and Margaret 70.
sale sae n Of win
pieces OF property, In the city OF Washington.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9th. 1881. AT
O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lot numbered 20 Of the subdivision
square 40. with the improvements thereon, Con- a.
sistng in three story and basement brick building
known as "YOuDgs Law Building :" also parts OF
Lotsnumbered and 10. in the same square, having
front Of 81 feet and inches on 6h street west and
running back that width 100 feet and inches to an
alley 10 feet wide. being bounded on the sooth by
street west. With the improvements thereon. con-
slstng In one threestory brick and two two STORY
brick buildings. containing a number of store
rooms, low In use for business purposes.
On THURSDAY. April 18th, 1881, AT O'CLOCK
r. M, the whole OF the square numbered 1872, with
the permanent improvements thereon, consisting
OF large and commOdious brick dwelling, formerly
the homestead of the late John M. Young. This
square is now under rent to the United states Coy
eminent as Quartermas ter's depot.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash on the day OF
eale. or within seven days thereafter the residue
in three equal instalments ut one two and three
Years from the day Of sale. the purchaser or pur-
chasers giving his. her or their Promissory notes
Tor the same, with interest from the day Of fae at
si1 per cent per annum; or at the election OF the
be paid in cash the title to the respective parcels
sold to be retained until the full amount OF pur-
chase money and interest is paid. If any pur-
chaser shall fail to comply witt the terms Of SALE
the Trustees reserve the right to Ieadyertse and
resell the property at the risk and cost OF such
fefaulting purchaser. $3.50 deposit on acceptance
OF each bid.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS,
5U3 street north invest. rr,s.,a,
FRANK HUME, { AroStseS.
454 Pennsylvania avenue u. W.,
DITNCANS(ON RROS Aucta
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CHANCERY SALE.

(NHANCERY SALE.
By virtue of decres of the Supreme -
Court Of the District of Columbia, passed in H.
Equity GAUGE No. 1896. we will, on THURS -2..&.
BAY, THE 2STH DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT s O'CLOCK
auction lot No s, n John B. Kibbey's recorded
subdivision OF square No. 51i, fronting 81 feet
inches on d street north and running back with
that width 1903 feet to public alley. and improved
by two we'll built three story brick dwelling buses
tNos. 100 and Ill ID street northwest.)
Terms: One -fourth Of the purchase money in
cash; residue 10 three equsl instruments of SIX
twelve and eishteen months with six per cent in
terest; deed given upon the final ratifcstion.of
sale and deed Of trust taken to secure deferred pay
meDts or else deed given upon final r4t ncaLion Of
sale and full payment Of the purchase money.
Gepos.t OF $lOo on each house when sold.
ANDREW c. BRADLEY, I rrr,.oo.
REG GNALD FtNDALL, { trustees.
THOS. J. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
apI6. dads
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FTvRos. e. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Auc.ioneer.

VlHos. e. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auc.ioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF A NINE ROOM DWELLING
HOUSE. No. 113l 9TH STREET NORTH
WEST.
On THURSDAY, THE 21sr DAY OF APRIL, A
1881, AT O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. f.@Sf
will sell, in front of the premises, the above .
described property. The lot is 20 feet front by
depth of 80 feet IL ches. The improvements are
in largo part new. and the house. In respect Of mod
ern conveniences is first class. House ope, for
inspection. Terms OF sale very easy and will be
made known day Of sale.
ap183t THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON P STREET NORTHWEST,
BEING NO. 42I STREET.
By virtue of deed Of deed Of trust bearing date
the nine teenth day OF eptember, A. D. 1877, and
recorded in iber 500, folio 27l, etc of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. aud by direc-
ton of the party secured thereby. we will sell at
public auction in front of the premises on FRIDAY.
TIE 18Th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1881, AT &c
o'cLoCKP. n. lot numbered five (5)in Hardness and
others Commissioners subdivision Of square num-
Der i've hundred and ten (510). with the three
brick dwelling house Snd other improvements.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; baiancs in six.
twelve and eighteen months. secured by Pur-
six Per cent from day of sale. 800 to be paid 1t
Piled with in i've days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at defau1ting purchaser's cost.
WIN. b. WOODWARD ru,,...
aD18-dNdbs L. M TAYLOR 1ruStees.
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D II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctloneer.

p II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctloneer
Trustees, SALE OF A THREE-sToRY AND
PRESSED BRICK- FRONT DWELLING, No
1884 COLUMBIA STREET NOhTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 90
10Th, 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. $50,
folio 22l, one Of the land records for the Dis-S
trtct of Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby We will sell At public auction, IN
R is. OF Afs1I. AD 1881. AT 90 o'GLooK NJ.
City Of Washington, District Of Columbia. to Wit:
Lot numbered one hundred and thirty five Q35),
IN David L. Morrison's and other recorded sub
division Of part Of square numbered three hundred
and SIXTY tive 1861, according to plat of said
susdyision duly recorded in Liber b. D. O; No; 1.
sc.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance In one
az, two CO. and three (3l years, with interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum payable semi anRu-
ally, secured by 3 deed of trust on the property
sold, or all cash. at option OF the purchaser. 300
deposit at time OF sale. and all convey ancing at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with In
days from day OF sale, otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser after fl ve days
advertisement
AMI 8. FULLER, r-r.+.os
ap13-eod DAVID L. MOhR1SON.5 Ar"S'oeS'
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MURDER AND PROBABLE LYNCHISG. On a
Mest-pound emigrant train near Pine Bluff w.
l., last Frloay, aman named Black aaarreeI
with boy passenger. Evan Lewis in terfered
70 protect the boy, and Black fatally stabbed
Lewis 10 the abdomen. The passengers gave
bable that he has been lylched
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY April n, lSSls
Np0rtinR Notes.
MONDAY


me uottng mare Tolu Maid, record ssss
nns ceen sold ny MT. I. Martin 10 a &c atle-
man IN New orleans for s. 800. She viii trot In
we nlcnigan races after leaving Chicago.
sonn hnnis has leased the American Insu-
tuee. IN Rev York, for the second week IN Nav
LOT q slx days race. Daniel oIeary has leased
Mauson square Garden for the last week in MAY
ior The second race for the last oTezry hals
abd Mr.. Rose Is TO erect a building on CooeT
Island Tor six-day races In which there are 20
De ten fresh starters each week for ten weeks
ST Julien. the riyai OF Maud s. ia IN coma
east on the 18TH OF May. In regard co ST. Julisn
uotttng In s:0s this year, Mr.. nickok. his mana
ger Whites that he cannot say. but VIII leave
THAI for the public 70 judge when they see the
blatsboard." Santa Claus ana possibly over
man VIII accompany St Julien east.
Base ball on Saturday: Al Boston, Bostons o.
Haryards 2. AT Providence. Prov dencss 90
Brown University /. The first game OF base
pan between the Metropolitan Club and Prince
ION College nine was played on the polo ground,
IN New York, Saturday. The MeJropelitsns
went nrst TO the bat. The fielding and base
running was very good on both sides bu. the
InncetoDS maze the best base-running. The
metropolitan Club won the game by a soore OF
10 10 ID Time OF game, two hours.
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u ID. WARMER, Real Estate Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL
z zi1Tf sf GE asEg RsrwEES
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated septem- IL
t beF 1etn 1871 d dply recorded Il 6sr 7ss
District Of IoSrobFs and At the request Sr Of the
$ssS e s.
feowipg described real estate. situated in the city
&
in square numbered two hundred and thirty eight
sd & at
north along the line OF 18TH street west forty one
and Inc of SAID
lot; thence south forty one [4O feet and eight 80
feet to the beginning, together with the improve
Terms One fourth cash and the balance in one.
per cent PEI de aan ~ payable
al cash at option Of the purchase 0G sioS deposit
at time OF asle and al conyeyanoins at cost Of
days from day Of sale; othsrwlss the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser. after five days
ap1s-eo DAVID L. MokRisoN. Trustees
GHIANNg{ERYY Sal SALE oF XAL9ABLE REAL rs:
VERMONT AVENUE AND E STREET
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court I'D
e tine 5alg Ct Ct % e. IN p.z es Of
No. 5. 0sl, in EQUITY. the undersigned Trustees.
appointed by said decree. WILL on TUESDAY, the
18th ED, DAY J. OF APRIL 1881, At $50 o'cLock PM.
snetion Lot letteIed part Of Lot lettered
Lots Nos IL and in square 2l6. as tae said sub
the city OF Washington. in LiberN. K, SUI divi:
sions, page 248 Beginning for said Lot and part
OF Lot at the southwest corner Of said Square 2I5
and running thence on the line Of Vermont avenue
northe astwardly one hundred and sixteen and a
half Q16) feet; thence east in straight line thir-
teen QS) feet four and half (416) inches; thencs
southwestwardly parallel with the line OF Vermont
avenue forty seven 47) feet nine and quarter (9l)
inches thence south fifty csc, feet six 6) inches
west with the line Of said street forty ) feet and
four a. inches to the place Of beginning. This
property is improved by three-story Brick Build
ing, occupied as grocery store and residence
Terms Of sale: One-haIf cash thu balanc. in
three equal instalments payable with interest in
SIX twelve and eighteen months respectively, from
the day OF SALE Tor which instalments the notes of
the purchaser will be taken and lein retained
upon the property, ali cash at the option of the
purchaser A deposit of Sle0 will be required at
the time Of the sale All conyeyancing &C the
pense Of the purchaser.
JOHN @, WILSON
No; SA2 q D st. northwest. Trustees.
70 $40 A. st. northwest,
TPOS. j. FISHER CO.. Aucts. ap15dSds
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WVHR ARoHER INgTITUTE
u WARRINGTON, d. q.
Sssss :Ssas xs.so BE- ssI as''
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF DWELLING. HOUSE AND
PREMISES No. GA + STREET, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH


By virtue Of deed OF trust to ua, recorded ~
in Lber No. 925. folio 1876, of the land Ees
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises
On FRIDAY, TIE 22D DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1881,
in square No 456. in the city OF Wsshington D. O.,
bounded as foljowe: Beginning for the same at
west from the northeast corner thereof. and run
ming thence south 159 feet IL inches to the public
l59 feet IL inches to the north line Of said lot IL
and thence east "a feet ~ inches to the place of be
ginning, together with the improvements thereon
consisting of four story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: So, 900 in cash, and the balance
stalments. for which the notes OF the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale. and secured
sold. will be taken. A deposit OF $3.50 viii be re-
quired OF the purchaser at the time OF sae. Terms
day Of sale. All convevanc!n9 at the cost of the
pg aSisaSs. W WM M MoqTPIMARR Trustees
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OHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
u ING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OE sOUTE
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEQ
OND STREETS EAST, NEAR THE UNITED
STATES CAPITOL. IN WASHINGTON
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

B. II. WARNER, Auctioneer. 'A'
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Tho nir Day In Atlanta.

Governor 5 day, October eth. will he the
gunid day of the cotton exposition. Nf,ies
expeotingl 70 visit Atlanta and other points
mGeorgia, during the exposition, or worlds
iair,now being held In Atlanta shouldb all
means be thereon the 9th, as tile GOVERN
orS OF al the states in the union will he
present. on that day, aud tlle management
intend making Governor day the great dis,
play ana exhibition,day OF the EXPOSITION
Il ID order 20 make the trip as quick ~ pos
Sble, with fewer changes and no DELAYS and
rates as low as other routes, 10 over The
Star G Crescent route, vim Houston and
New Orleans. Nonchange of cars between
Npw Orleans and Atlanta, only one change
Of cars between Dallas and Nov Orleans, al
rail. Rates from Dallas 10 atlanta and f.
turn, thirty dollars and tifty-fve cents. or
~ two days. and nights from Dallas 10 At.
lanta via Houston aud New Orleans. For
tickets apply 70 EDwIN o. SIoop..
Ticket agent Houston & Texas Central,
'' mon depot, or Windsor Hotel, Dallas.
Texas. -
r. J, l.. A, THoMAs,
Texas passenger agent Star & Crescent
route. Dallas, Texas oa fllVIi
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GENERAL PRESS
oBllxlzAuoN or qaE Yrxr uorsE.

ohkNNl&AkloN of tdk MKT HOVsE.
Tha Sganizaian. Of the .nsxt hou 50 is
now attracting considerable attention
among the politicians, .lhre speakcEshfp
is contested by HiscOck, Kiefer and KasSon
onthev republican side bmt the nominn.
tton~ilt likely faA tb either af then, Or Ia
any other member of the party who can
command enough greenback NotGsto make
the venture a safe one. The democrats
will NATURALLY support Randall! unless
some political Kicker, suchaS are $50 com.
mon in Washington these days. shah
promise success by dividing thespois with
side show, The clsrkship Of the house is
sought by Mr. Edward McPheEson, a of
e0uFsoai Is he has new. been Qutadf Office
for year or two, he is quite impatient 10
get back to his normal condition pfA place.
man Having failed as an editor in Ian
caster, sPittsburg and Philadelphia, that,
fieidis exhausted and there il nothing Eeft
for him but toget back into'office He was
a quiet hut Urgent applicant FOR The aSSisy
taut.seeretaryship 90, the treasury. but
the edmiaEtrati69i has n6Sa" re.
spoIldod ta hisk appeals, All he
wllenow contest. YtF tfei4ship 6fsSany.
thnt'dlsG that offers In Pennsylvania,
where Mr. Mcpherson is well known, he
can't command the support Of the repllhli,,
cans OF the delegation, ana tilat Will he latll
to him. 1t is nSw>knoWwthat majority
of tie republicans from this stats won't
SUPPORT him in caucus. aud several ef them
have expressed their purpose not To vote
for him il nominated. Two, Years ago. when
the republicans couldn't elect, they -nomi-
mated eN-Congressman Rainey, col0rcd,fr6m
South Carolina, and now Rliney's friends
regard lbs CIaimS as paramount when there,
is prospeetOIsueeesA But Mcphorson- IL
one Of those republicans WHO gclioyain dat
tcring the colored voter with hmptp nQmi,
nations when they involve CERTAIN fchat,
and in taking the nomi natoits- from Che
colored brethren whens tlJc& ITGalise I'M
election. The republicans wilt be fairly
entitled to the ortaniza,on Of the house
as a majority Of the members are ol that
faith intlHaAif 7&lVG',Ai' iilseetira,Hhs
greenbac@Bl4 observation-disclosures
i iit' a sqa& ftS65lidAi Grsa3'9af5Pt VA
coalition with the greeuhackcIs and other
political odds and ends. but such It victory
would be ne, her enuaSGtny- cog rriefll,
and III The democrats hayS ilx M,SA tsL
they won't indulge in sud- iollie5,I pAiIa-
delphia Timga, -. -
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NATIONAL JEALsusIBs.

A curious story Is told Of the foreign
celebrities. Your ,cofrcspondcnt observed
a formal introduction between tue. descend,
ants q Lafayette and the dcFSenaaDts OF
BarohSNhiben at the club housG III The race
track on Saturday, and inquired what Il
meaw.Nrs eppqHStid hliswds tho first
formal recognition ofeach other the Fronch
and the German guests have MODE They
had been together every ,Ilny, but the
naughty Frcricthicn might have been
French walters for all the burly Germans,
seemed to, care, and thelattery ipeIpbsrs of
a brass band ~ far M any attention Wa
paid to them by the ffonOlmeh3't while
seemingly OF the same party the insmheis
u TIN" two AatiQnautlgs scrupulously pro
served the distinction " Il by common con-
sent. They mover initcd 10 the same chr.
riages, nor in theiramore iovial moments
bumped champssic slssses or invested in
each othogGlpssls, ~ ~ Any otilss way re-
c9gniscl III reSVEeettf thbsdthsh Tire
INTRODUCTION wds ,gbtye; Md 70 4 esyipony
was stiif and Sdfu1Afi tf,,Sii. ssAS NJ war
there sepaaisi 70 bs,no change bt cep1 uut'
towarlesch tihsrl btt q cont lnuaues pfths
most fSesipA ,iudH,tytn6es- Waxsi setyn
eor, Phtl6ttftnss1au'css ''s~fS-Nl--F
tH.iN. Y
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Vital duid passing snobserysd In lAs urine, aud
man, y other disoAsss that iesa v Insanity and
deat1. The medicsl gsptisnsa. sosnvctcd with
s " n nolops a sSs ,a ss.s & assi
large etpeTsuss IN thsss troubles. and WIN
a Gass Of this hind Tie VITAL fkeTORATIVR
llrndsr their speciel adyfcss ssd trsssnentl win
found In II. We treat ell baYsp ,hssescs Sue
c9ssiuly without niersuys. CONSULTATION
fRKB Thorough sxxnihason and adyice.ri
ending snalysis Of urins, D. Price OF VIVA
kksTORATlv9 D bottle o. four times tht
quantity 90. Sent to any adde's apon reoeim
Of Price, q o. d., secure from Observation. and
In private nanls II desifed. by Knglish Medical
Institute No 7B Olive street. b. Louis, Mis-
u. Wholesale agents. a Williams, Toafver 4
walker Dallas Texas
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FOR SALE.

Ut w. W Adair offers for sale, for cash or
eatue, or to exchange for town or rity pfopartv
nls homestead on Lone Oak ridge, In Hunt
Improvements consist ofa handsome rony,in-
ienI and attractive dwelling, slore-house. three
wels OF water two large stock pools, stables
mS CRIB apple, peach and plum orchafdS''
hhl'uS san be obtained W enlarge thoiarm or,
phs,ute u any extent desirable
hiso ~ The property OF Adalr x Son A sman
lfqSl N land on which Is an excellent rin,and
mn l0,ee' cotton gin, with feeder and CON.
deilser psess, grlst MN and twelve horse pbwcr
v,,IB,s ny IN good running order and Hnpplia D.
~ htHe pool Of clear water, Can alsc f,irnisi
u ossirt,i two or three hundred head of slod
eAillt on the plaep, Ricey quite how and nav
mvI,s mh0Ih9E For Information address mi
M Lone OAK, Hunt comfy Toxas \. 81 WY ~
Sr W II GAsroN, Dallas, Tssas, AD"'''''
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tN0nnIrLY IN EUROPE,
fhiuk oft, Owe cold water advocate

fhinR oft, Dye cold water advocates,
There nre4o pa brsweries in EUROPE pro-
ducihe 2, $50 ooO,oo1 gallons df mali liquors
each year. Over one-third OK II al Is brew,
ID IN Great Britain, too, though Great
Britain has only abQut one-tenth of the
population q Ehrope, 'The G stulahs have
the reputation ofbeing great beer-drink-
ine.9Tion pfthe world, but, taking Ger
many as whole, only nineteen gallons
per aApnm are produced peg head. Of, the
While IN England the aayerage
has about one-sixth Of tho population Of
Y etnany, PRODUCES nearly one'third Of the
Deer OF Germany, NO that on the average
thsre.is'tiity -four gallons year FOR iey6ry
man womniiand child France Isl still far
behind in it's consumption OF halt liquors,
the average per head there being but four
gailonspsr ysar.1-INew York Graphic
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Notioe, Phy.Is.ans aud Families.

am making aspecialty of fine, old and
pure liquors for medicinal purposes. havs
in stuck, in bottles, r. MostOau 4 t6's r
leaf brandy, n Years old; lOtard brandy,
60 years oold OLD peach brandy, extra tuet;
London Dock, Old jamaica ruin; Nv Ruy-'
ter's Arrow brand, old Holland gin Nectar
BpuEbon, 3 years Qldy JRmisous Irish
whisky, years in bond in the city of Duh.
Inn Loeb katrihe '"rhistle" brand Scotch
whisky. e Years oldg ana Cream AZ to'
Highland whisky, Port wine private spndk =,
y years o4h;, Dry ,UAion Rgrbs N Years
old Acknowledgement Red GGnGwine, Duff
GoSion y XIX Gdldcn Sherrv. Btnp1tHhb,
Gerai&l, Melswen NOdlthulc, Bmko's,C,uhi.
ln yS,SSs; Ruplhh Stout, NanAqU,YlFet Relhal,
llnslil, ginger ale, Gipef 'IltiJsicgk Ghau,-
pasrie, Motfss baiRitiSg thnni1af6e FiHll
quarts nIat pnts1oii4 KINDS N Wines and
ti9pRrS, by. WaFt 81 s0!epy iraro ns ,aoli
4, s MAJ N llI 3!9sk 2[ hyyl c4Nn9l saol4r
q Is tuoa -nt.H ,h'e 1EctpGttlly, "l'
CUB j., o .....qa y II' ,i..l4 tbtgsusyu,' :,
20 Hr&SESrs ~? tMF s.yeaielNs 4-lhgaA
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There ir nothing which adds 80 much 10
.tiiv 1Ippeafafes o. . vel Htiing lHrpicnt, as
tile buttone and trimmings. and as II.
zimmerman makes these a specinlty, he
q bcttor prepared b. odorn tho human
'orm thnp aug otlsr firm in this dty.
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We wiB duplicate New York OF st. Louis
.lQP4lng prices, and in no case charge more
thap the difference in treights. Merchants
'd Texas wilFplease make anoto ofthis and
cali and oxaminelour stock or send us their
orders, WHICH we will fill onsalproyal.l giy-
ING them the privilege of returning such
artcles as does not please in price and Sc
iectIon'" We consider our Judgment and
capaUity for filling orders extra good. =,
rus . BLANEEssIIIP X BLAKE.
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4 lanksi Blnnksl -7 - :

Justices notaries', United States com.
missioners and all kinds ofblanks for United
States, district and county courts kept CON
stantly on hand andat lowest prices, HEa.
AID job oiiice.l I'M =.
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'il'asl'a'ed Marriage Guide No rasVs, cloth
aud silt binding SOosIaS same In paper covers
-SSs"S ASnheod.' 10 eenss womanhooa. 10
Se'isN p-@phsSt q 'esnsV sscupely seal,d. by
!q l,i Sspd money ~ postage stamps. DR.
WHlFIlkR, shs great specialist sl7 81 Charles
street ST Louis, Mo.
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Our mems, youths and boys clothing
Gun not be surpassed in style, price and
workmanship, 1t will pay you to examine
it before purchasing elsewhere, ,..,..-...-...
"A. & H. MITTmTHAL.
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Willyou suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Shil0h's euro is the remedy
for you. sold by llirkoX 4 House, drng,
gists, COS Main street, Dallas, Texas, -.
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re pcMs.

George Dhss, in reply to the statement
That he is the power behind President Ar
rnur, says; That place is and is.likely to
'FemSh vacant We hope he tells the
TRUTH WATERFOWL Times.
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TAEY wERp MIerlkpy

PresidentArthnr is byAhts oficial- CON
Hust,eqnNhcisg q great many people that
thqSe who took him for man without a
Will otlls own were much mistaken. list.
Louis Globe-Demoorat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

That hacking cough can DO SO quickly
cared by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee ii.
sold by HiekpI d House, druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas, Texas.