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Another barrel of that splendid
Clearfield Cider on tap at Morgester's
sparkling as Champagne, without the
pain in the morning.
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Business Cards.
GEO. a. RAIHBuN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.
Particular attention given to the
examination of titles, also to patents
and patent cases.
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Fairbanks refined lard in teapots,
cofieepots, and stewpans at Morges-
ter's.
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Waterford Dairy Butter, Cheese
good No. Pickles 10 cents per dozen
at Morgester's,
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CH1EF BURGESS,

No scloiula can be so deep seated,
no sore so stubborn, but that Ayers
Sarsaparilla will effect cure, if cure
be possible.
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Some nice dried Lima Beans only
10 cents per pound at Morpester,s.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate of Albert Brehm, late OF
~ Benzinger township, Elk county,
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary have been
granted to the undersigned, upon the
above named estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment AMI those
having legal claims against the same
to present them without delay, in pro.
per order, for settlement
ANDREW BREHM, Administrator.
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THEsSUNSF0R 1881.

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HALL g. M'CAulEY

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. -,
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. vS2f
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A full line of No. canned goods
at Morgesters.
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Miss Maggie Flynn and Charlie Meenan
have completed the present Senior course
and are pursuing more ad, anced studies.
I'D. RIsHELL. Principal,
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice il hereby given to the stock
holders of the Brandy Camp railroad
company, that there will be meeting
of the stock holders at their Office in
Ridgwuy. Elk county, Pa, on Monday
the Nth day OF February 1881 between
the hours of 8 A. NJ. and p. NJ. for
the purpose of electing board of
Directors aud transacting such other
business as may come before them.
&. r. EARLEY. President.
p. w. HAYES, Secretary.
Pursuant to the above notice the
stockholders of the Brandy Camp
Railroad Company met at the Office
of G. r. Farley in the Borough Of
Ridgway in the County of Elk OH the
l4th day February, a. d. 1881, and
whereupon p. w. Hayes was called to
the chair and G. r. Woodward was
elected secretary and upon motion of
Rufus Lucore the meeting was adj
journed until Monday, Feb. 2lst at II
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office Of &. r.
Earley in said Borough of Ridgway.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Thursday
afternoon last, Mr.. CIV. Chrisman, a
cousin of ex-Sheriff Chrisman, met
with a very serious accident. He was
in the employ of Mr.. VIM. Dickey, of
this place hauling boat gunnels from
Mr. DIS lumber tract, in Milestone
township, Elk county, to the Clarion
river, and willie crossing a bridge
erected for the purpose of affording a
passage over deep ravine and about
! twenty feet high, the end of the sixty
five foot gunnel he was hauling struck
sapling with sufficient force to
throw it out of its course and over the
edge of the bridge, upsetting the
sled and throwing Mr.. c., who was
riding on the log, over with il; and
while falling his right leg was caught
between the guard log Of the bridge
and the gunnel. aud his mangled
limb being loosened by the team NOV
ing on the bridge, he fell from his
swinging position to the ground, a
distance of about sixteen feet. Mr..
Mapes. who was employed on the
same job. came to his rescue, and he
was taken to the residence of tie
Messrs. Moore, and medical aid sum-
moned. DR.. Baker, of Sigel, and Drs.
Baliner and w. F. Matson, of Brook
vile, were secured, and upon examin.
alton it was found that amputation
was necessary, and the oseration was
successfully performed, the limb being
taken off just below the knee. Mr..
Chrisman is a resident of Armstrong
county, his home being within few
miles of Rural Village. and he is a
man of about fifty-three years of age.
1t is regarded as a very narrow escape,
it being remarkable that Mr.. G. came
out of such serious and perilous
situation with his life, and that the
team escaped without injury At last
accounts the unfortunate man was
getting along as well as could be ex-
|
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Forty pounds New Pitted Cherries
ut Morgestsr'S~
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Fresh oranges, lemons, cocoanuts
dates and figs at Morgester's.
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Note paper AMI envelopesat the
office.
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The developments by Stanley in the
Dark Continent, his remarkable dis
coveries and wonderful Descent of
$500 miles of the Congo River, shoot
ing rapids. and cataracts, amidst the
most difficult and thrilling situations,
daring adventures with wild beasts,
and no less wild Savages has no par
allel in the annals of explorations.
1t is more fascinating than romance
contains over 700 pages, and striking
illustrations.
Send for circulars and terms and Sc
cure Territory at once, for this, the
most interesting and popular book of
the day. Address,
VIM. FLINT, Publisher.
623 Samson St, Philadelphia, Pa.
n47 IA.
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DIEIl.

RHINEs.-Thursday afternoon, Feb,
10, 1881, Percy, infant daughter OF
Geo. w khiues, of this place, aged
2years, . months. and Z8 days.
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DIED.

BOWMAN. On Tuesday morning. January Is.
1881, at O'clock, MARY lila BOWMAN daughter
OF the late Mrs. a. j. Tliey, aged n.n.teen yesrs.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 81 1hlr-
teenth street northwest. on Thursday. the 10th
instant, 81 O'Clock N.
tFredericE. Md, Papers please COPY
DUNCAN, Tuesdsy morning. January IL.
1881, Tho MAS Oldest son of David q. and Cattle
riDe DUNCAN, aged two years and four months
Funeral will tase place from his parents resi-
deLce, Seventh street, opposite Howard Uai
versity. ThUrsday, January 20, ct O'Clock pm :
BILL On the morning Of January ~. 1881.
SADIE NJ. HILL, aged three years and four months,
daughter Of kdmuno and Aniia q. Hill.
tPhila de- phis and Chicago papers please copyl
MILLING. sp January II. 1881, at 6 :35 pm,
sttbe reeisence OF his father in Biadenh burg BEN
JAAIN WILLIAMSON MILLING, In the twenty fourth
year Of biz
The tuner al viii take place the 18Th IL slant IT
O'Clock y N. The friends " the family are re-
slectf0lly Invited to attend.
PITCHLYNN. At his residei &c IN this city. at
715 pm ON Monday. January AZ, 1884,. PETER
p. PrTCFLYNN, aged "a years. III months and Al
days
Notice Of his funeral will be given hereafter.
ROBERTSON. On Sunday morning, January
10, 1SS1, ELZABFTH J. RoBERTsoN. daughter OF
the late DAVID aid Elizabeth Robertson, OF Bal
tirIore.
Her relatives and FIR ends respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the Associate Reformed
Church (Dr. Leyburne), fayette st ,ee, Baltimore.
on W dnesday, the 18th instant 81 2;3i p. m.
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
100 Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO TIE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH WEST.

TO TIE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTH WEST.
II EiHsssE j MSsfrs1 ,ssS
1Has e. En VA .sss I. H% Depot
For httsbnrg and the West 90 daily y, 9TH q
Sse any WI WITH s.espins G..s from HssslsS1ss
TO Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago; $50 p m.
s as S15f Ea AsS f f5r g
s.s Ill., ss;
except Saturday. with Palace Oars to Canandai-
For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80
For Hsx 9Srn .SS hs ka sanisg and u
pm. limited express Of Pullman Psror Oars
49, 80 dsy e.G III ,tt SUNDAY .n. =,
Jersey 6ifs With boats Of Broosyn Anne1. al
s 70 NsS city,
For Philadelphia. 500 am, 1890 am $50,
"a 81 % i g limited E ss:z 5sS
For s. 20 g soS s s"a q 90 Pm g. 5a
sunday, 500. 10 so 3. m, 2:30. $40, s;so and
For Popesi Greek Line. $40 NJ and 4:4o p N
For Annapolis. 6 40 a n. and 4:4o Pm. daily. *.
ALR ssDs sfaa1g' AND FRnpER1oKsBgRs Rail-
T TfY T ANP a.bzANDa1A AND WASHING
% SSS 2S 500 spd i 60 On 8, sa 2:
day ct 7e0. $40. II oo and IL :2o .. m aud ;oc
= m.
Eor Richmond and tho South. Z 10 and II 90 q. N
Gs s. .sd isa& saGsss %
and 1000 al H.. 90, 90, 3 100, 90 aud 10
pm. and IL 90 midnight On Sunday 1t :O6
and 10 40 .. In. 100 and :0o p. m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor car 70
o
and q the depot where orders can be left for the
residences.
ND 2; ?; FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent;
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CoBaREssKEH AND THEIR RssrpENnrs
LIFT OF SzNkNoRS

\ LIFT OF SxNArQRA
! w. A. Wheeler. President Riggs Houss.
Allison, W. B., Iowa, liza Vermont ave
SSanhaoLy' u. d, IL l., lsv. 81 NV.
B Bs,,tss; j. T. Tenn; Eooitt House
| bsyard. Thomas f.. Del, 1913 Mass syenue
| Beck, j. b, KY. lIlS l4th ST.
B,alne; j. g., Maine, s2l 18th st. NV.
Blair, n. W., NH. eos East Capitol st
booth. Newton, CAL. col 18Th ST. NV
Brown, j. h, ga, Metropolitan HotsL
Bruce, b. h, Miss, eC9 NJ 81. NV.
Burnside, a. s.. r l.. 1873 II st NV
Bntler ~. e., S. C.. 2o27 81. NV.
Call WINDSOR, Fla, National Hotel.
IcoieruH. Angus. Wis, 1918 n 81. NV.
CAMERON, }. D., Pa, Wormieys Hotel
CarpaNeIi Maui a., Wis. s22 Connecticut ave.
Coke. RicEasS. Texas. 9i5 q So NV
Conknng. koeeoe, n. T.. Ie4 l4th 81. NV.
Davis, David; u, National Hotel
Dawes, h. l., Mass. 9c4 l4tA St ID.
Eaton. ". W, Cora, % Grant Place.
EdmuAas, G.. F., VI, Hi Massachusetts ave.
Farley, Ss nes T.. Car SIS l4ih st NV.
Perry, I. w. Mich, Nationai IENeL
Garland, A. e., Ark. SD ID 81. niw
Groome, j. &, Md, WnlsTd's Hotel
Grover. L. r., Oregon. l4it ST. NV.
Haualin, Hannibal, Ne, Niliard'S IotaL
HAMPTON, Wadc, 8. G.. Metropolitan Hotel.
Hubs, l. g., Tenn, sis lltll ST. NV.
H'.rt fora, Frank. W. Va. National HoseL
Nll. n. r, Col, 1907 Massachusetts ave,
Raar, G. F., Mess, 9is l ST. NV.
ingalls,, }. d., Kan, Hamilton E4uSe.
Johuston, j. W., Va, 1874 Massachusetts, ave.
Jonas, b. T., La, Wr;srds Hotel.
Jones, Z. W, Fla, Ids & st. NV.
JoHes, J. p, New, cor Nj. ave and B ST. sc,
Kellogg, W. F., La, Wizards Hotel.
krrtaI, Francis. n. Y. flsDs X 81. NV.
kikwoed, s, j., Iowa. 1914 10Th st. p.w.
Lamar. J. q. c., Mss, 5l2lsth st. NV.
Logan John A., Ill, el2 l2th ST. NV.
Mcdonald. J. E., Ind. Wiilssrd's Hotel.
Mcmillan, . j. r., Mimi, III North Capitol ST
Mcpherson, y. r.. y. D., I4t9 ii aSss ava
haSey, S. b, Tex, 4f3 4'h 81. NV.
Morgan, j. T., Ala, 4ei g st. nsw.
Morrill, j. s.. VT, cor. Vermont ave. ana N St
Paddock, A. $, Neb 1871 III sc. NV.
PendleJcn. 6. r., Ohio. SOL -. NV.
Plat, O. H., Corr, Arlington HeteL
Plumb, p. b., Kan, Id07 st. n.w.
Pugh, Jas. l., Ala, Metropolitan Hotel.
Randolph, T. F., Nd, 1926 Massachusetts ave.
RansC2l, Matt. W, II. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Roilins, e. a., n. H., lac East Capaol ST.
Salisbury Eli Del, soS 18th ST. NV
Saunders, A, Neb Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived.
Sla er, J. H., Oregon, ai0 r St
Teller, II. NJ, Col, 10lI Nj ST. NV.
Thurman, A. g.. Ohio. 1917 14sh st. nw.
Vance, q. B., \. c.. Arlington Hotel
Vest G. 81, No, cor. DeiaW are az. end ST. ne.
voorhees,, D. W., Ind. 1ss! l ST. NV.
Walker, j. D., Ark, 40 18th st. NV.
Wallace. W. A., Pa, WniaId's Hcsei.
Whyte, W. p, No., WelcEer's-
WI.lt3ms, j. s., KY. laos ST. NV.
Window, W.. Mimi. ZIG Vermont ava
Withersr r. E., Va, Alexandr1a, We.
oFFIssRs OF TIN SENATE.
j. {. BuFch, secretary, i025 Nermonr ave.
Henry T. Peg ton, executive clerk 6lS 18th NV.
f. E. Sheher, Chief Clerk, 521 18th st. NV.
Isaac Bassert assistant dOorEeeper, IS ID st. ne.
W. p. EcMIchasl, postmaster. Metropolitan.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAsrAND TIE ~ u EST ST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JAHNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO. TAgR EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
I'LL Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Ell
Ce-Balt 1a Eiicott City and way stations.
6. 5O.Baltimors, Annapolis, and way. Piedmont,
strapsbIHrs, Winchester. Hsserstown and way.
,ee-Soint E Rocks and way stations. ,
for Haser.town aad at Point OF Rocks ios
s.ooINsW 5 Hork' Philadelphia and Boston Exp-es,
s9-Oe.On Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
~ On an To- , Wsy: v-s. ,e+o, .. u.,..-,,,.
College. setsT!lie Laurel opAa ANNAPOLIS IN j JUG
ton, iessup.s and Hsnover;l
Louis E1preas.
Il. 1O-.Baltnore. Eiiioott City, Annapolis and Way
1,2s-0n Sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
tSsSNe. York P6iisdelrais and Boston Express
Ersdercs. H.ssrss0 ss"0 and Way. Il:
I. soR Rf!sSi1 Hy.,.sv,ue and 1,ur., r,.
press Grsdesies. Va Relay yAs stops It Anna.
uolis Junction,
and ny ssssn eoa sa1sss
to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.)
neS EEs aprsss
E s11,a and Way vi. Ro'ay Stops Hsatss
6.O6-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
e.4o--Bsi tiraore and Way Stations.
73eBa,timore and Laurel Express.
49, b9-Fittsburg, CinoiEnau and st. Louis Express
3.45-Baltirnore. Hyattaville and Laurel Express
tic. OO-New York, Philadelphis and Boston Ex-
press. Sleeping Gar to New York. and spec
La Sleeping Car to Philadelphia.
| tDaily. teunday only. Other traiss daily. ex-
An t ssSi stop Stop Il Rel.y Station.
For further information apply q the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Warrington Station. aad
6l9 and 1851 PennBylvaniA avenue corner 18th
street. where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

'HANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL "a
TATE, CONSISTING OF FOJTR HTnPFsE ~
EEVENTH SrKEET. Between T. AMI " "
sIkkE1S NORTHWEST AND TW0 nWEI
IiSGS ON IWELFTH STREET. BKTWEEN
Il AND NORTHWEST. '1s
~ P Pf virus of decree of the Supreme Court "A
o. the District OF Columbia passed in EQUITY -
ss ause 70. .4o7 John Water ct al. va Msg--GI.&
oaiiua BerberCh ct al, the UNDERSIGNED. "a Trna-
To- To-, VIII ofsr for SAFE on WEDNESDAY,, THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, al public anctinn IN
iroh. OF the Iret.ises, at the hour of O'CLOCK P
se1 celnE IN the CITY OF Washington aud District
OF Columbia and known and descrtbed "a snh
LOIS t3l) and ~. liD square (425.)
And ON THURSDAY. 20TH DAY OF J,Er.pv
at u sam7 hour, viii cffer for sale the south
ihlry-tWo feet front by the depth thereof of lot
10 square 3l7, together with the improvements
tn1 reon and tie appurtenancee thereto beIOngins
Terms OF sale are as follows One-third of TIE
PnIct ase money to be paid In cash, within five
nsSs aiter cay OF sale, Of which one hundred dol
Iars is to be paid a. deposit at the
time OF sale on each house aud ON o. oh
store. and the balance OF the purchase moneT
IN q rec eguai lnstalments, in six twelve and
elsDteen months from day OF sale for which the
purchaser or Purchasers shall deliver to said TINS
ie.s ms, h@r or their Promissory notes dated on
Gay OF sale, and IT, bear interest at six per centm
per annum. or al cash ut the option O! the prr-
VIM. H WARD,
80 ~ at. northwest. ,,.
fKANK I. BROWNING, trustees.
tsn7-eoGSde
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DRIVING Ho2SE fNTo CHURCH The reli-
gious community OF Somerset. KY, Is indignant
over the act OF couple Of well connected YOUNG
ruf1lans night or two since. AS Rev. GaIsI
Rigby was preaching to his congregation a
young maa drove his horse into the front door
OF the church ana rode down the aisIe, stop
ping Immediately in front OF the preacher. lie
decent and Insulting language. Another young
ScagegraGa followed, swinging a yelping dog
~ The legs. The members rallied at once and
dIote the ruf1ians out, but the episode put an
END 20 the services. Both young men were fun
or q hiSky
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t'6OmAs DOMLING. Auctloueer
)HAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL ENTATE Nos. 1899, 1911 AND Ial9

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESIATE Nos. 1899, 1911 AND 1913
H STREET NORTH WEST.
Co1st Sf the District Of Columbia gassea ~
the Equity Cause OF Robert P. W Balmain ct al.
sell at public aucio1 in front Of the premises to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, THE 27rH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1881, AT O'CLOCK Pm
the following described real estate to wit: All Of
original lot numbered three ca, in square mum
bsIed one hundred and five (1U5) in the City of
Mashingt n, District OF Columbia, together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of SALE as prescribed by the Decree one
Lnlrd OF the purchase money to be paid in cash
!of which $500 must be paid at the saie}. and the
baant e In tSO equal instalments. for which the
promissory notes Of the purchaser bearing date on
the day OF sae and payable respectively one and
TWO years after date to my order as Trustee with
interest from date until paid at the rate OF six per
centum per ann I'm must be given. said notes to be
secured by MOI tgage to me ss Trustee Ito bs ap-
proved by the COURT, upon the premises sold for
the use of the parties interested secord-
Ing to their respective interests. or the
Ahole purchase money may, at the option
OF the purchaser, be paid in cash. II
the terms OF sale be not complied with within ten
days from the day Of sale the Trustss reserves the
night to resell said real estate at the risk aud cost
OF the defaultinp purchaser aft-r like advertise
ment In the Evening Star as in case of the frst
rae All expeI ses of cOnveyancing and recording
to be paid by the purchaser. The property viii be
sold ear OF all taxes to day OF sale.
1anl3-d&ds M. ASHFORD, Trustee.
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SENATOR WALLACE RE-NOMINA rED.-The demo
cratic legislative caucus az Harrisburg, Pa
last night, re-nominated Senator W. A. Wall4ce
FOR reelection. The election takes place TO.
DAY. Both the Grow ana Oliver republican
the caucus of last Thursday. Senator Nc
Nell. chairman of the caucus, has issued an
address declaring the action of the boilers I'M
irecedented. The boilers have also issued an
address defending their position.
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The Cecil Md. Wing says: "In ped sstrian
matches IL usually takes number or laps to
make mile. But In sleighing trips in this
neghborhOod, an Eikton girl can make
number OF miles In one lap"
The Edinburgh county Scotland, militia
barracks have been burned. TIE fire was DOS
sioly OF iDcendiary origin. It is rumored mat
the authorities had received threats of an In
cen diary character. RI
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ELoPERs CAPTURED.-Gustaye Heinrich, q
river, n j., recently, with Anna Weibert, one
of his pupils, aged II, has been captured In San
Francisco, where the girl was also found She
tells terrible tale Of abuse received from her
betraJ er. and she Is glad TO return aone rhey
were Started east yesterday In the custody o.
the Jersey sheriff. Heinrichs deserted wife ana
three children are al gorked river, supported
by charity.
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Philip j. Krieger, 1r, formerly cashier Of the
Broadway Savings Bank AMI treasurer or the
school board, committed suicide at the Western
Hotel In tAat city YESTERDAY
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..oLD WEATHER IN GEORGIA. negro woman
Of his city was reduced to such an extremity
for fuel during the recent cold spell that she
opeLed shuck mattress on which she slept
ana used the shucks for fuel, burning only q
small handful at a time to make them last as
long as pOSSible.-At7.e7tS Bt,aner
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AUCTION SALES
EoLkY. Auct oneer, 81 7th ST. northwest

foLkY. Auct oneer, 81 7th ST northwest.
l wiz sell. on THURSDAY MORNING,
JANUARY 2GTH, ls9 4. AT 10 O'CLOCK A M VI
AND AT = F. n and viii continue from day 20
70 cay " I'll the tire stock is sold, at at IRE
no 10 S25 pennsylvania avenue, b tween Sd aud 4 =
SIS northV {, a loi If Second hand and Antiuue
t hnInituIe aso large quantity q otner Furni-
tur, tonsistirR Of PsrlCr sets, Bedroom Sets Bn-
reaus, DO, and Crockery, Stoves aud other articles
.Co nun ernus 10 mentlon-A stock belonxing to q
otehr q. Ching business will &c !, same DAYS
ard lights, lot of Notions, at same store
laDi63 FOLEY, Auctioneer.
nUNCANsON Bros. Aue tioneers,
~ 9Th ans D streets northwest.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE or ENTIRE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, ETC. CONTAINED IN STORE
No. 500 SEVENTH ST BEET NORTHWEsT,
In part consisting CT
Cohess, Teas, trgsr, Fish. R
TANNED Goods, Starch, Spices, IN,
Sy rur, Moiasses. Hardware, HI
Fine stock Of old LIQUORS, in wood and glass
Wood and Willow Ware,
Shelf Goods, Counter and Platform Scales,
Avn inE- Horse. " aROn. Harness,
Buggy WAGON. Shelving and Counters,
Crockery Ware, large Coffee MIL, Te. Ja'des,
Desk, Iron Safe, &C, with other goods not ne
. cessary to ennmsrs,e.
At auction on FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY
II. con enCing at 10 O'CLOCK.
janis At LEWIS A DELWIG. Assignee.
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LIFE INSURANCE SurT.-Suit has been COM
menced IN the New York superior court against
the United States Life Insurance COmna5V for
SO, 600. amount OF Insurance on the life of VII
lard Harley. The company contests on the
ground that deceased had not truthfulIy an
sWered questions as 10 his 1nremperance and
also On the ground that he committed suicide.
Plaintiff admits that deceased died from an
overdose OF laudanun, but claims that 1t was
taken accidentally,