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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-02-17
Road Notice.

Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, Ice
DoxlrnAx CorxTr }Ss-
OFPIcE OF CorSTT CLERK,
Troy, February 3, lsei. )
NOTICE Is hereby given that petitim presented
~ tn the Board Of Commissioners of DOniPhAn County.
Kansas at their meeting the sh day Of February --
asking that ruad be rest and established at the fol
lowing points TO wit
That portion Of the Troy. Iowa Point and White Cloud
rud that said relocated portion sf said road shall begin
at point twenty CD feet west VI the raroad line the
line Of the and west centre -eeton line VI section
tythree CsD In township one ~ Of range nineteen Q9
I'm said County running west said eenfn line be-
j. p johnson and JOsph Taylor abot two hundred
tooD yards point the foot of the blnh thence
north.westery aong g<de Of said bu through sections
twenty thrre C9 fourteen 90 and hfteen, 9 In said
township and striking the south line ef the city Of
White Cloud near Alabama Street thereto n
praetcabl- and that the Rad bctwesn said points
established. be vaesfrd.
whsrerIsn the aid BsaF Of County Commissioners ap-
painted the following named persons yir John A Chap
q. A Briggs and Dawson Arnad viewers with in
sfrucons at the place Of beginning Monday
18th day Of February Issl and precssd y-w aid
rad give al parties hearing and MAKE due report a;d
Beard their session be held the Tth day Of March,
ISL.
By order Of BoarI Of County Commissioner
Attest. ID. W. MORSE
February 10. isei-3w. County Clerk
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PIANOS slas up. Paper nee. Addi,.,
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Public Examination.

vUyHERE will he public examination Of applicants for
TEACHERS certificates my Office in Truy, on satur
day March 9Th Isel Persons intending to be examined
sbould rpdevor to he pr-enf than ether
opurortuuity viii be eiyrn H r. SHANER
Frb NJ issI-Jv County Supefiutendent
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DISTRICT COURTS,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT-CHIEF-II-ST JUSTICE,
CARTIER AID JUSTICES WYLIE, HAGSER. Cox. ANp
JAMES-Barllcr schooner Wright; the argument
was begun before Justices Wylie, Haguer, and Cox
but suspended and ordered 30 be resumed before full
bench Mayhem ~. Ruppert: on hearing
CIRCUIT COUBT-iT~TICE Misunderstanding
Douglass: verdict for defendant for SG5: notice
given Of a motion tCr trial. Mcclure vs. West
End II.DCTniau Benevolent Society; Judgment for
plaintiff for 500 AMI costs by consent. Order made by
The court directing L. p. Williams to summon Jurors
for the May term of court. Beavans & Shaw vs..
Keys; judgment FOR costs.
EQUITY COCET-JUsTICE WYLIE-Strong vs.
Peters sale finally ratified. BOggS BOggS: Reg
Us. New Jersey Mutual Insurance Company sale aJl-
thOTiZed. Farr keyser; certified to the general
term, TO be heard iii the first instance. Thomas VS.
Thomas; referred 10 auditor to report examiners
Zee. SpPCr Coyie; Reginald FendaIl appointed
guardian I'D litcm and Charles 7. Bradley new trus-
lee. hilbOurn vs. Latla; On hearing. Schultz vs.
smith; John Z MCNalley appointed TO serve sub
pOna. lnGerSOl vs.. James referred to the auditor
10 state final account Of trustee.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY
Supreme Court OF the District niefJustfce Carter
and justices HaGner and James. No. is, Lee vs.
Starr; No. 5ls Mayhem RUPERT: No. 49, McPher-
son LOrei; no. Il, Nicsemield. Stern d Co VS.
Hetzel; No. Is, NcBair -. McBlair: No 10. Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company Us. II Holden: No
20, Kelly stuart; No. q, Key Murray; No -
BeniaminS estate; No %, Freedman'S Savings and
Trust Company IS. Naudenburgh ct al.
Circuit COurt-Iustice AIacArthur.-No 1853, EichOrn
rs. Fischer; No. 49, WCndenamn VS.. Joseph; No
49, GlgtZh3Ch Hewitt; No. I99 HOlSchut VS. Roth:
No. 800 Van WyCk vs.. stephens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-29
PRODUCE MARKETS.
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE April 25.-COtton dull: middng, 1Ozll.
Flour steady and easy: Howard street and Western
super g 25G4 O do extra, 81 255 90: do family s. 10
&C 25 City Mills super So 254 CO., do extra 255 co.
do family. Sc 5G6 Co. do Rio brands, Sc 25G6 5O Pa
tapscO family, s. o. Wheat-Southern nominal West
eTn lower and weak: Southern red 81 229I &C. do am
Der, 81 2SGl 81: Nc Western winter red, spot and
April. 81 2l74Gl 2Izs; May. aGI d. June 81 1870
1879: July, 81 I5sg l5s4; August 81 I22qI -. Corn
Southern steady; Western lower, closing steady;
Southern white. 56'Ic do yellow, $50 @56c: Western
mixed. spot and April, 55za56c; May, 55Is 555E &c:
steamer 52Gli34C Oats steady Western white, 46G1
4IC; do mixed. i5 6c. Rye quiet at 81 Is. Hay steady;
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, so 90
al so Provisions fairly active; mess pOrk-od SIS;
new, $40; bulk meatS-lOose shoulders and clear rib
sides, none offering do packed, Ga G9ls bacon-shOul-
derS, &c clear rib sides, 0c; hams, lldl 2c lard
refined l24c Buter quiet; prime 10 choice Western,
packed I322c; roll, l5(29c. Eggs lower and dull at
l46i5c. Petroleum nominal: refined, SC. Coffee dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair. l054 Gl2ic Sugar firm:
soft g'Sc. Whisky dnll AT 81 TO- FreightS TO Liver
pool per steamer dull cotton, 36G I4d; -four 1SS per
ion; grain. a .G5d. Receipts-hour 1865 barrels;
wheat, - 500 bushels corn, 72.0 bushels oats, 2,475
bushels; rye. 40 bushels. Shipmcnts-wheat, ,6f5
bushels; corn, 900 bushels. SaeS-wheat, 306.OO
bushels; corn, 3, go bushels.
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ThOs. j. Fisher & Co.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
UABLE BRICK DWELLING, NO. 20a6 g
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated May D. A. D. 1877,
and recorded in Liber No. S5S, Folio 49, one of the
land records for the District of Columbia, and at the
request of the parties secured thereby will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, at o'clock p
m, on TUESDAY, May 10, a. ID. 1851, lot numbered
fifteen l5) in o. E. Babcocks recorded subdivision of
lots eight (S), nine o. and ten (lO) in square num-
bered one hundred and three 031 together with the
improvements thereon consisting of threestOry and
cellar brick dwelling, with two-story and basement
brick back building
Terms: One-third cash. of which 500 must be de
posted at the time of sale, and the balance in equal
payments at one two, and three years, secured by
deed of trust the property and the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest at per cent per annum
until paid payable semfannualy; or all cash, at the
purchasers option.
a policy of insurance Will be required upon the
building to the amount of the deferred payments. All
conveyancing at the purchasers cost. If the terms
of sale not complied with in ten days the prop
ery will be feSOld at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. WIN. =. YOUNG,
ap2g- FAWdS Surviving Trustee
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REAL ESTATE
The Official Transfers of Yesterday rs
Recorded.


Recorded.
MI. J. +. OImstead presents the following transac-
ticns in i'll the District yesterday as re-
ported 10 him by The Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On NJ street NORTH near Eighteenth street yyest
part of lot least % hy 60 feet, square 1872 Thomas
Wilson to Robert G. CaInpbcli, $3.50.
On street north. of Sixteenth street west
part OfiOs II and L l2G by loo feet incesl square
1873: Dickson & King To James NJ. Johnston, $ 80
On street north dear Nineteenth street west; sub
lots 20 80 and Il G6 by I2g feetj square 1879; George
A McIlhenney TO Edwin c. Holiday. s.. los.
m y north. between Connecticut and
Nineteenth street VEST sublOS II and % IA by 100
feet square $780, Adoph A. Hoelig 10 Z. C. Holiday
S6O72.
on Johnson avenue. between and streets north /;
SUhOtiS Us by 1874 feet ncheSl, square 2U7; alley
between and streets south; part OF SubOt 53 al by
Is feet iHccS), square go: Eleventh street west,
corner of W north; lots l. and Is go by % eet)
streets south part of lot % (SUui 20 feet inches by
IL feed. square 900; William Il. Evans 10 John H.
Goddard. ia trust
On Sixth street west between and streets north: :
subOt II iu ee inches by ST. square 49,: Reginald
FCndaII. trustee. to Lula Z. SnImies.
On E0af-s.itiiHii street. near J. street south; part
lot q :nprth 81 feet 10y de;h square 49g: c. 6. Led
trpr Ct al iE;,StCS, to George & I},.iSpr 81 25g
On Fu;irlh street west. between | aud X streets
north; par, Ut ~ U 81 leet) SQUARE : JoSepb Pin
her TO Henry Nan. SI,.eU.
ON street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets east; sb!ot IS 2p feet inches by 40 feet)
square lug; l.. \. McIuiire, trustee TO Emma Tay-
!or, 500.
GEORGETOWN.
On alley. between Washington and Montgomery
Streets part lot 25 - by 30 feet) block 80: District of
Columbia to lSidOra T. NJ. Dodge.
COUNTY.
Archibald White 20 Lorenzo Dow MathersOn
tract containing hait an acre (bens par: OF the Peter
Kill seat, 81 400.
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DIED.

RUSsELL.-On April q. 1884, at o'clock and 10
minutes, MARY JEwETT. wife OF the late Captain
George G. Russell, aged SO years.
Funeral from the residence of her son, Joseph a.
100.
Gone, but not forgotten.
STOKES-On Thursday, April %. 1881, at 5 p. M,
MARY ADA, wife of William B. Stokes, in the SD
year of her age.
Friends invited to attend the funeral service at
the house 2II First street northeast, at p Sat
urday. the Goth instant.
Private burial at GlenwOOd Cemetery.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copyl
WOOD.-On April 2S, 1851, at . o'clock p. M, JAMES
A, son OF Robert and Sue l. Wood, aged ! year
months and 10 days.
Z" For of such is the kingdom of heaven"
Funeral will take place from parents residence,
1850 COrcOran street northwest. Friday, April 80 at
O'Clock p. Relatives and friends of tie family are
respectfully invited to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-29
GEMS

Giving fourteen ounces to the pound
:. the weigh that some have to get rich.-WhtetaR
GrHrs.
The Philadelphia Chronicle speaks of
Ga, rerfiIr,e THAI rises from q roast chicken as
fowl odor-Bu:liDgtoa HatrtCye.
There is setter in New York nearly
seventy five years old. He isa type-setter and
Jolly old dog 5mmCrcidl BG8etiR.
Arthur Is coed at singing a rcusing
song. Well Wheeler and Wilson have been vice
presidents and it is right 10 give Singer chance.
-Niaot FicC Press.
An exchange asks: " How large is our
American navy About six inches long and
fhrcc-cighths of an inch thick. It's regular plug
0fa uayv.-KeotVt Constitution.
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Utsera,.ess Of Noted Mem.

at looks like rain. '-PdtO.
" Pass the Utttr."-IIgrGcc Greeley.
Gold day, amt II ?"-Nartia Luther.
" You stop my apcr."-NdpOleoH BcRdparte
My head aches fit to SpIit."-Georgc Washington.
Is it not enough for you ?"-CardiaaI Ricbeleu.
Here's another button off this irt"-Dapiel.
IFeJSdcr.
send me up two pounds of steak."-Tnon,as
JcftrS0a
Those potatoes amt moren half done."-
Socrates.
You're fuller than you were before dinner
C0afuciUs
Call around next week and I'll pay it."-Edgm
ARca Poe.
Cant you keep your feet out of my back 2"-
Brigham IiOuag
You needn't sit up for NE; shan't be home till
late. Thomas q KcT7piS
Cant you lend me five dollars till next Mon
day?".joia H0wasd PUNE.
d" suppose I've got to go out and shovel off that
sidewalk. "-Cherlcs SUmper. -ROcIlaRd C0g7c1.
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Cases OF Nervousness.

The maladies which above all others cause ner-
vousness are dyspepsia biliouSness, and constipa-
ton. The great sympathetic nerve which con-
meets the epigastric region with the brain, is al
ways injuriously affected if the stomach and
bowels are disordered: a permanent arrangement
of the functions of those organs reacts by SYM
pathy upon the entire nervous system. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters in restoring tone and regularity
TO the digestive apparatus, and overcoming con-
stipation, permanently remedy the nervous COM
plants which originate in alimentary weakness
or disturbances. They are the very best neryine
that can be used. By eradicating the exciting
causes CT nervous weakness they permanently
overcome the disability ITSELF But this is not all
By checking the maladics which cause nervous
ness they build up anew the system weakened and
depleted by nervous disease. MWF
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Now yoru GenernI ,Tarkat.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Cotton weak sales to-day,
500 bales upands l0c Orleans, lie; consolidated net
receipts. SO4I bales; eXpors-Great Britain 36 bales
France. 6S2 bales the Continent, DID bales. Flour
Southern dull common to fair extra, a 75G5 20:
good TO choice do, s. 2566 %. Wheat 1@2c lower
everish. and unsettled uugraded red, 81 I0l 30 Corn
easier and less actiNe No. g. 45c. Hops steady and
quiet yearlngs, I2G2ISc. Coffee dull and weak: in
steady: fair 10 good refining 7472&c prime, nc:
refined weak and in fair demand; standard A, S7SG9c.
MOlaSSeS in fair demand and steady; New Orleans 20
G55c; Porte Rico Sod50 English Islands, 35Cq3Sc
Rice in fair inquiry: Carolina and Louisiana. nc
for common 10 choice ROsn quiet at 81 1%G1i 72I5
Turpcntine dull and lower 4lc. Wool dull and weak
domestic fleece, $50 4c pulled, 2OG4Oc; Texas, l43Oc
P0rk-mOderate trade; old mess spot, SIC GOALS p:
SIS oO mddies steady and quiet: long clear $40
SC. Lard opened l5c higher and closed with advance
partly lost AT SII S0G S.. Freghts fTmer.
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PITOU AND PIERRE.
BY COLONEL JIM GORDON.
CHAPTER I.

Pitou was in trouble. His cheek was
WAN and his eye Istrclcss He bit his mustachios
ncryously and gazed abstractedly ont of his beer
saloon The sun was shining. The birds twittcd
lug!rily in the trees. The human tide poured
down the Avenue, some laughing. all happy. 1t
was pay day. But PitOU was sad. Nobody came
10 do business with him. His beer was fiat.
Marine entered. She was Pitou's daughter. She
was also sad. There were traces of tears about
her.
Where are you going. my child?' asked Pitou.
Nowhere papa replied Naninc Il am wait
ing"
Waiting? And for whom" inquired Ptou.
Jacques, answered Nauine.
All" said Pitou.
CHAPTER II.
Jacques was Naniae's lover He was also Move
with Julie, the daughter of Pierre. Jacques was
pleasant gentleman, but he was poor. lie played
billiards at Nit jones. He was ambitious 10 link
his destiny with q mademoiselle with financial
ability.
Jacques stalked gloOmily down the Avenue He
intended 70 visit Nanine, but Pitous saloon wore
deserted appearance. The people passed it and
Surgcd in great swelling pillows into PierreS pawn
shop. Jacques was quick 10 detect this. He was
man Of the world.
Mon Dieu, l have had a narrow escape" he
said to himself as he passed PtOus door and en-
tered that Of Pierre.
CHAPTER III.
You have come" exclaimed Julie, as Jacques
Cia>Fcd her to his bosom.
And you love me-" asked jacques giving
hasty glance at the crowd of clerks in the shop,
who were getting their watches and jewelry out of
hook.
Ere she could reply Pitou and Nanine stood in
their presence.
Monsieur, you are a rascal :" said Pitou. you
have broken my Naninc's heart
q No, Monsieur" said Jacques it is you who
have done this. Look around you. This is Pierre's
shop. All is THRIFT and prosperity. Wealth pours
IN Customers come from all of the Departments,
including Capitol policemen. Return to your own
saloon and look around you. You see deserted
space and bankruptcy staring you in the face. Is
it not sou
Monsieur is right said Pitou, bowling his
head.
Leave me with Julie, said Jacques Go back
10 your gin-min. Advertise in the daily papers as
Pierre has DONE and you may yet prosper, and
Esnine may yet find Il husband"
CHAPTER ".
Ftou went Next morning he had a double
halfcOlunn in The REPUBLICAN, That week
hc sold sixty thousand dollars worth of wet gro
ceres, and bought corner lot in SwampoodIe In
two months Nanine married plumber, and now
lives in palatial residence in South Washington,
amd is the happy mother Of twins.
An" said Pitou, softly; Il did well to follow
Jacques advice"
Fitou's head is level. Well, yes. We should
snilel
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Public Sale of Steam Yacht
s'StOrm Signal"

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. c., May ,, 1881
will sell at auction the highest bidder, for cash. at
Stephensons Wharf, in this city, on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th instant, at 430 o'clock, the
abovenamed boat, having length of IS feet, IA feet
beam, saloon cabin, stateroom, and berths for crew;
vertical engine.
The appurtenanceS belonging thereto, consisting of
complete outfit of table and saloon furniture neceS
Sary TO the comfort of rsciaSs boat of this charac
ter.
Schedules of contents of boat may be seen at Dun
Brothers, Ninth and streets, and boat,
&c, inspected at the wharf, upon permit obtained at
this office.
By order of the Chief Signal Officer.
ROBERT CRAIG,
First Lieutenant, Property and Dsbursing Officer,
Signal Service, L. :. a.
DUNCANSOS Bros, AuctiOneers ap29-6t
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Amcfion Sales.
j. Il. COldweH,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY, MANSARD AND BASEMENT, TEN
ROOM BRICK DWELLING, WITH ALL THE
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, NO. 81 K STREET
NORTHEAST, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated February 9, A.
D. lS duly recorded in Lber No. Sl6 Folio SO ct seq
one of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby.
VIII sell at public auction i'll front of the premises
on " EDNESDAY, May IL, 1881, at $50 O'Clock m
the following described real estate situate in the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia, to wit:
Being that part of square numbered go cOmmenc-
ing at point 200 feet west of the northeast corner OF
said square, and running west along the line OF X
street 20 feet thence south feet; thence east 20 feet
and thence north to the place OF beginning together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-fourth cash, and the balance in one
two and three years. with interest at per cent. per
annum. secured by deed of trust on the property
sold or all cash. at option of the purchaser. de-
post of 800 required at the time of SALE and all con-
Veyancng at purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied
with in seven days, otherwise the trustees the
right to resell the property the risk and cost of the
defaultng purchaser after five days advertisement
BRAINARD H WARNER, Trustees.
J. C-EASTWOOD, !
aTl00- do
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TIME SPLENDID ESTATE,
ENHE SPLENDID ESTATE,
"ABINGTON,"
On the Potomac River, opposite Washington,
AT PUBLIC SALE

AT PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 70, at .
o'clock, the premises shall sell that fine estate
known as Abingdon on the Potomac River OppO-
site Washington and distant about IL miles from the
Capitol containing 400 fertile Spendidy adapted
for dairy and stock farming.
There is cattle-yard OH the property directly at
Waterloo Station ION the Washington and Alexandria
Railroad; also fine brick clay adjoining the Wash
ingtOn Adamantne Brick Works"
The farm will be sold in subdivisions
For descriptive pamphlets, pats, and terms of sale
THoS j. FISHER & Co. Auctioneers.
ap20-NiWFtd 1223 street northwest.
TERUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
L YARD, MACHINERY, &c, IN ALEXAN-
DRIA COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
BY virtue of deed of trust from John w Wood
ward and Eliza II. s. Woodward. and being thereto
required by the party secured thereby, the under
lie auction on the premises, at hafpast4 o'clock in
the afternoon on SATURDAY, the 18th day of May
1881 the property conveyed to him by said deed, viz
Two pieces parcels of land in said county, lying
the Columbia Turnpike, its junction with the
Washington and Alexandria Turnpike: the one con-
tanning acres rood and poles. and the other con-
tanning Ia acres of land with the Buildings Sheds
hllnS Engines, Boilers, and all Machinery apperan
ing TO the business of brick-making thereon.
For more particular description of said property
reference is made to said deed of trust which is duly
of record among the land records of said Alexandria
County. in IIber D. No L. folio 43i.
Terms of sale: Cash as to much of the proceeds
may be necessary defray the expenses of executing
the trust, and also as TO the sum of 81 3D. The bal
of the purchase money payable follows: 500
ruary 1888, and 500 on the 9th of February 1884
Said several deferred payments to beevdenced by the
notes of the purchaser bearing interest at per cent
payable quarterly, andsecured by deed of trust upon
the premises If there be any residue of the said pur
chase-money, the shall be payable as the said
John w. Woodward shall direct. Conveyancing at
the cost of the purchaser ,,,>,,,o,
ap13-WFMts Trustee.
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Builders Supplies.
Lumber Yards and Planning Mill!

Our New Planning Mill, Sash and
Door Factory is now i'm full opera
ton. 1t is one of the largest and
most complete in the country. Our
MACHINERY is the very best, with
all the latest improvements. We
employ only skilled WOrkmen, and
guarantee our work first class. We
are prepared to do the finest kind
of work. such as House Finishing.
Church and Office Furniture. CAB
met WORK A SPECIALITY. We
cordially ask all who are in want
of such work to give us all OppOr-
tunity of competing with factories
outside of our city. Our stock of
Lumber is the largest and most
complete in the city, embracing all
kinds of Building Lumber. Our
assortment of hard wood embraces
Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Maple,
Ash, Poplar, Sc, of every thick
ness. In Flooring we offer special
inducements both in Virginia Pine
and Florida. all our own manufact-
IRE, and we guarantee the match
ing and working perfect. Our
flooring is so piled we can give any
widths, from 2 to 6 inches. Our
prices for all are as low as can be
had. Estimates OH Mill Work
cheerfully furnished. COmmunica-
tiOns through mail receive our
prompt attention.
E. E. Jackson & CO.
CORNER
Ohio Avenue and Thirteenth Street n. W,
ap2sly WASHINGTON, D. c.
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LONDON. April 2S.-Consos-1Gl GIG for money:
I0lis for the account. Atlantic and Great Western
iirss, Ga; New York Central 1886 Illinois Central,
100; Reading, 29s; New York Ontario and Western,