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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-12-21
SHERTFPS sALR.

J. q. IL SnEIroH.
vs.. Alias +; Fas
IoHx Fl. CoEL1Ea AID
GArHKR1nE GoELIEs.
FINDER and b virtaeof an execution II the
u above slyIea cause to me directed from
the Circuit Court OF Kinds county, eseond
Distrist VII on
Monday, the % day q January, lsss,
sell Is the hiehes1 bidder, for cash, n front 81
the CITY Hlll dsor. at Jackson. within the
hours prescribed BIZ law, the following de.
seribed land levied upen Is the property q
Catherine Eollins. to-Wit; Tot Section o
Township Range L east II hlnas county
soii "a SATISFY the aboTe execution and 81
ARRAR MORRISON, shsziH.
Bg WE. ]. DRoH2. 5a.s 2. ;:
Dee 'Sl-sw
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S70A WEEK. $12 day at home easily made
y NCostly Outfit free. Address TRUx & Co,
Augusta, Maine.
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Fruit Trees.

THE PROPRIEToRs OF. PEACHw0oD
i NURSERIES offer full stock of the fines
varieties Of Apples, Peach, Pear, Plumb. and
other fruit trees Vines and Plants.
Also, Roses, Evergreens and Shrubbery, OF
the most select varieties.
Prices very low-and Special Freight Rate,
pounds or over
Send for Catalogue Address
GAINES, COLES g. co.
rosewood G nv Nurseries, State Line, Miss.
oct27. '8l-3m.
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MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BETTING, HOSI
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS Az
KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTNG
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGE
ENGINE GOVERNORS, &c. Ssnth
Price-Iist. w. H. DILLINGHAM; @
42I Main Street. LOUISVILLE, Ky
iune30, 'Sl-ly@.
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THE CLARION.
Wednesday, December II, 1881
For THr RuRAI MIsslssrrPrAS
The State of Mississippi.


So little is known of the vast resource:
and progress Of the State of Mississippi
even by her own citizens, that few
facts and figures taken from the U
S. Census of 1870 and 1880, may be
of interest to the readers of The Rural
MIssIssIPPIAN
From the C. S. Census of 1870 the
population was...-..... .......---. 81 w
From the e. s. Census Of 1850, the
population l,lSl ,o92
Or an increase Of 3o3, 67o in ter
years-about 81 per cent. Yet 1t i
asserted by the politicians that our great
State is retrograding instead Of growing
in population.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS:
1870. 1880.
If am kinds......- s29. 100000 s85, 500, 0OO
Corn (bushelsl...... I5,658000 2l,375,Oo0
Oats lbushels)........ 414000 l,959, 629
Cotton (balesl........ $4,000 955,S0s
MANUFACTURES.
1870. 1880
Capital invested -. 5 4,501, 700 5 6,725s500
Value OF PRODUCING. 5 8,154,753 Sl2,352,375
am confident that in the next ten
years, from 1886 to 1890, the manufac-
tured productions will be more than
doubled; or say SAG, 900, 900 instead OF
Sra s2, 900. Many new factories are
being established all over the State, and
those now in operation are paying good
dividends.
In the next two years the railroad
companies will expend over SIS, 900, 900
in our State, in building new railroads
and in relaying and improving those nov
in operation.
EDUCATION III MISSISSIPPI
In the year 1870 there were 1904 free
schools in the State of Mississippi. (See
u. S. Census.) In 1880 there were
GOA free schools. These figures taken
from the United States Census, speak
for themselves. Now, when it is known
that nine-tenths of the money necessary
to sustain these schools is derived from
taxes levied upon the white people of the
State, | affirm that no people on the face
of the earth are doing more to educate
and elevate the ignorant classes of their
population, than the white people of
Mississippi.
The citizens of Texas, State where
immigration has nearly doubled the pop
ulation in the last ten years, everywhere
they 90, on the steamboats,, on the rail
roads, in the hotel, talk about and praise
their State. If the citizens Of Missis-
sippi will follow their example, taking the
facts and figures Of the Z. S, Census as
basis, they will soon turn the tide Of
immigration into our State.
E. G. WALL.
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December Drawinp
LOGO Prizes S112 40(
Whole Tickets, So. Half Tickets, 81.
egsy ~. Ee m.

Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter OF
send by Express DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POST0FFICE ORDER.
Orders of So and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders to
ing, LOUISVILLE, KY. or T. J. CoMMEBFoRD
2l2 Broadway, NEW York.
jan 8, ISsl-1y
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f4es,<ffefss Stomach Bitlefs Is IS r1nch ~
81 colee. The reason Of this = thai ynas6
& 6ansrience KAYE proved i g e per-
fee4Ir srSIithfe Is those cases Of euer4enff
Whc1e p11mk1 and sonfe1se4s xszaEes 3
.lElz17trsi6 ind lifn and ether lfs1tles are
l1releIsin1 BY II.
Enf sale ~ Drct Gf<lz and Dealers - >. lleFn
anrir 10 Ilosfef S lloarar tet Ie<
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Total in the I. s. 4, 49, slI 5,74e,4l4 0.
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DESCRIPTION:

By the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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POLITICAL News

THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable chronicle in the world, as it
is the cheapest. Every week isgiven faithful
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
1o7a 1891
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THE HOME,

are looked after, and everything relating to
mechanics and labor saving is carefully re-
corded. There is page devoted to all the
latest phases of the business markets, Crops
Merchandise, ETC.. etc. A valuable feature is
found in the specially reported prices and
conditions of
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Or an increase of 3o3,67o in ten
years-about 81 per cent. Yet 1t IS
asserted by the politicians that our great
State is retrograding instead Of growing
in population.
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! - pffHE HONORABLE BOARD OF MAY
Il OR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CRY OF JACK
SON, KINDS COUNTY, MISS: We, the under
signed legal voters of Jackson, respectfully
petition your Honorable body to grant a Ii
cense to Mrs HANNAH COHEN, to retail vinous,
spiritaous and malt liquors, ON Pearl Street,
in the City of Jackson, she keeping an orderly
house. and complying with the law:
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MARRIED,

BLAKE-DONN. On "Wednesday evening Novem.
Der IS, 1881, 10y the Rev. j. Peyton Brown EDWIN NJ
DOM. Of Washington ID. G..
DAhlSON.WIlJIAMS. On Wednesday. Noyem.
Der go. 1881. at $50 O'clock at the parsonage a
hartsock. EDMARD W.: DAWSON, OF Wellington,
ana t, MRS. MARI L. WILLIAMS. Of Baltimore.
Philadelphia Ledger please oopy.l
SlMpSoN.PETRoLA. On Wednesday. November
80. 1881. by the Rev Samuel Saunders THOMAS c.
SIMPSON to Miss CELESfINA PETROLA, both Of
WASHINGTON. ID, e.,
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Alexandria AGfRsr~.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
lHR GOOD 1EMPLARs.-The Grand Lodge OF Good
Ieinplars, In session here for several DAYS past
mas given the town somewhat OF the aspect or e
Sented at the annual railroad meetings OF other
years. hon. WIN. w. Berry, I, rmeriy OF this city,
has been chosen CIV. Templar, George W. Hawk,
hurst. OF Alexandria, g.. secretary and Mrs Fam
ME Bowman, OF Fairfax, G. treasurer. Public
meetings were held Wedne sday night at the NJ K
church, and Thursday night at the First Prasby-
terian church,a ANA addresses delivered at the meet
liigS Dy Rev. Dr. PoulSOn, W w Berry, VS. Chris
tian, j. Mortimore Kilgour and others.
IBANksGIvING.-There WAS no suspension OF
business mere yesterday except at the banks, and
as a consequence at the Exchange. The public
schools held no session, and there were religious
services In the morning at the Episcopal churches,
ana aG night In the Lutheran church and the NJ. l.
church. otherwise the day passed without OBJ
SerVance.
REPORTERS NorEs-There was but one prisoner
al The station house this morning. colored man
charged with lighting In the streets. The late
ferry steamer Virginia left here AT So'clock this
morning with load OF barrels for Georgetown
The steam ferry TO MARYLAND has been abandoned
Tor some montns.. Mr.. Bushrod Grfgsby, we'll
known 10 all who travel on the river between Alex.
ahdrla ana Washington, has been suffering rom a
PAINFUL wound for some weeks but Is now recoy-
er1ng =. The steamer Harry Loder OF the Pisrata-
way Ine, is now at the ship yard having repaired
a hoe In her hun from collision with 10 ting log
yesterday. Arthur Mitchell, coored was whip
pee at the station house yesterday on convi,ii IN
VI having stolen ham from W. I. Graves store.
POLICE CoURT-Judqe Saet.-This court was
open yesterday, but little business was done
Alice Brown and William IA. CrisInond, for ARRAY
We're 1neI s. each. Clara Henderson, assault oi,
hate White; s.. VIA. Brown, assault on Emma
Lee; ID days Ia jail la default OF - fine. Jordan
Bowers assault on his Wife, was sent TO Jan. Jerry
heed,'Jonn Reynolds Oscar Jackson and George
Carter, Were sent down Migrants for 30 days.
henry james, profanity; S. Mary Phillips, dis
orderly; -. James McIhay and Charles Peyton
We're sent down for 10 days each, for same oIeace.
S5oVo DUTY on CHANPaGNE.-The New York
custom mouse statistics of this week show the col.
lection or over $4,000 on one shipment of cham.
pdgnc, The Well-hnow and favo1te q. ii. Mumm
a Co., the brand that leads any other by many
thousand cases This is the largest amount ever
coilectedon one shipInent-comprtsing 5000 cases
ana speaks worlds for the leading Champagne VI
this country.
Wlnder Culver, who killed Francis Hatton, q
farmer, Oh Nlconico county, Md, few days ago,
Dy striking him on the head with the butt of 1is
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THE GREAT
| SS |

1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO fH Is, A9fiH h WE M mp mp ,sptTHwEsT
81. Is EIFICT NotESl Bee !, 1851. A-' =
of sixth and streets, as follows:
FOR ifi1-burg and the West. Chicago Limited Ex-
An, daily; 1880 an daily, with Sleeping Cars
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Ghee-fo; $50 pm. daily, with Palace Cars to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor Caons1ls'la Rochester Buffalo. Niagara. at SEQ
ala daily. EXCEPT sunday; $50 Pin. daily,
cert SATURDAY. with Palace Cars to Carandaisua
For W.iaE-Iort, Lock Haven and Elnira at 10: so a.
For New York and the East 90 a. H. 10: 80 a. m 90
10. PM. limited express of Pullman Paror Cars
y 81 an. daily. except sunday.
sey tIty with boats Of Brooklyn Annex affor,lins
ditett transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
IL TI-Ee across New York city.
1oz fta,iepla, 500 Am. 1880 H.. 200 40 10 90
35id it:l5 pm On Sunday. 200. $40 10 90 and
1913 pm. Limited Eapress. $50 an. daily. ex-
1 sa az e 81 se ,5o 1920 oa and 10
sunday. 500 10 80 a. H.. 100. $40. $50 90
FOR IoIes Creek Line, 60 am and 4:4o pm. daily.
1or Annapolis, $40 and 4:4O pm. daily except
ALExtX Df;IA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
4 h,9 yh ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
10. AiexanCira, 80, 1920 s:2o and III 30 am 400
.:eJ go. $50 and I:30 pm. On sunday at
s:.s. $40 and IL 80 q: In:; and $40 pm.
1rss Alexandra fr washington. 6:O0. sos and
N II 90 midnigft. on sunday at sos and
lO:'f3 d ~ Zoo and 9;o5 pm.
IEAC,~ d information al the Office, northeast corner
OF 18th sfIeet and Hny avenue and at the depot
here cr, can lie eft for the checking Of baggage
oeetllIat II from hotels and residences.
- j. T. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
kh.Nh THOMSON. General Manazer. noy29
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A CARD FROM VIM. NJ. GAIT 4 co.

First premium for the best barrel Of -four made from
sprlng wheat this day awarded to entry No. %.
tlon Is. class 25 department &C. to VIM. NJ Gait Il Co.
. Witness our hands, at the National Fair Grounds of
the District of Columbia this 4th day of October 1884,
j. NJ. WHARTON,
W. p. NEWCOMER,
JOHN d. NEWMAN,
Experts on Flour.
Attest: JAS. 8. EDWARDS, Marshal.
+: S.-The aforementioned -four is CERES, the cele-
brated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. which was
awarded the First Premium against all other competitors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 (goid meaD, and
now again in 1881. The competition in -four
sainy very lively one this year and the premium was
well contested for. but it simply impoSsbity to
beat CERES and the premium just awarded only ad
dung another triumph to the magnificent success this
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mention the fact that Mrs. S. F.
Anderson the first premium for thu handsomest
rolls and biscuits exhibition, and they made of
CERES FLOUR, which is only another proof that it
stands No. among the best Minnesota Patent Flours
known to the trade.
For sale by all first class grocers.
w. M. GAIT & co.
CORNER 1sT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
tr1ct OF Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour and
Buckwheat. n22
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lingering illness. PHILIP BGoDREcHTP AGED ad nft s.
Funeral from bic late residence No. 1918 Seventh
str fsS srnda SsSsssf 9th e Oesf
-, GoRRoN; On NoyeInber g. lssl. a. 1890 m.
hart shd aAa a oSD GORDON beloved son of Adel-
mouths.
The tuners. took place At O'Clock to day Noyenber
| etery. ~
HICKENLooPER. On Thursday November "a,
LOoPEb wife Of George Hickenooper. in the fiiteth
, Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
sataraay November tss No. At s2s s southeast on
| LUCAS On Thursday, November cath, 1881, ut Q.
M. ANN NJ. LUCAS. IN the eighty -nrst year of her
Her funeral will take place from her late residence.
northwest. sunday. the 18th instant. at 1 p IN.
tend i.'eS anu friends arc respectfully invited e -.
Mk "a SK On N NGyepRer 18th ISL at O'Clock
Moiie Mcgee. aged year 4 months and day.
Gone. alas but not forgotten.
In the sad and silent tomb:
10 fat ths as l br; t osss M, b Ss.r him
half street street southwest saturday 10th in
slant. At z O'clock p. IL.
of sphod fess soBERI s shr oi .oS x
Robert r aud Johanna TAlbo, aged fourteen years
Funeral from parents residence, es High street
and relatives invited to attend.
NJ, IENLEY On Wednesday November 2sd. 1891.
MILAN d. iEALLl ST.. formerly OF Portsmouth.
Funeral from residence No. 934 T. street north
folk and Portsmouth. Va. and Worcester. Mass. %
WILMER. On November "a. 1881. at the residence
Of her sonin-law Henry Sacks. Fifteenth street
northwest AUGUSTA WILMER. aged seSenty-ons
Funeral WIN take place sunday. November 27rh. q.
O'Clock. from the residence Of her son-in- Law.
H. NG.'%sf5 II ,ss Of 4 :
Wright, in the t:ty ninth year Of her aye.
How long she struggled against disease.
Winch bafhed ski1 and care;
Aud long she fingered rscked with pain
And suderinSs hard to bear.
Oh. mother. how you gazed on us.
And struggling for your breath:
How terrible Was Your death.
Deaths cruci dart has pierced our hearts
And bowed is down with grief.
For beneath the silent sod
Our darling mother sleeps
Funeral IL from her late residence street betxs.
&c. SoEE and M.rS0rO papers please OOpy.l
NO CURE; NO fAY..wHITEHURsrs cEpAR
dose Try it, If not satisfied rturn the espty bottis
and get your money back. Sold by
W. 8. THOMPSON. 70s 18Th stresk
And all druggists. Price Is cents. n2l-am
UNDERTAKES.
WM. sPINDLER yR-,
w UNDERTAKEN
1029 SEVENTH STREET.
3c30 bet. n. Y. ave. and T. efree< norfhvuk
John A. WETZRI.
q UNDERTAKEN
1917 HIGH (32Dl STRREr. GEonGErowH
NIL Opposite Butchers Market)
A UGUSTUS BURGDORf.
"A FURNISHING UEDERTAKER
No. SIG Pennsyfyania boeUo0 "a 81
~ streets. Esexythng hrse-claa. jaAlo
UNDERTAKEN.
tsul9 1857 TRxEn 6Enwx Nooxavus.
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RAILROADS.
hA II htDh Do.
CHIN tNDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
yERNS OF LURAY.

-
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
CAyERNS OF LURAY.
fed Tins Company that they have introduced the
ELECTRIC LIGHT
into the Cayerns and they daily illuminated by
the aid IL this powerful agent,
No OTHER ULUNINATOR BKING ADEQUATE
halls and grottOs or 10 properly reveal their
MAGNIFICENT DISCRIMINATION.
No similar Caverns known elsewhere. No Caverns
have before been illuminated by the aid of cleo
The effects produced fully meet the anticipation. and
which have been heretofore unattanafe under the
feeble illumination possible
NoeNtra charge IL made for the illumination by the
Electric Light. and Guides furnished free, usual
LURAY I'M
win remain at all seasons of the year. and visitors
feel assured of procuring superior and hrstclass
accoDIn0IaripDs-
THROUGH TICKETS.
avon salc Icy connecting roads.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, CHAs HATCH.
HaSerstOwn. Nd. Philadelphia. SO
RhTlMoRE & ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THK EAST ND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
sCHLDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, NOyEM-
Bel: 2fTH 1881.
A. VI. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t2:SfrC H;C a. CINCINNATI. AND ST. LOUIS
%, baltimore. Elhcott City. and Way Stations.
strasburg. Winchester, Hsgerstown. and Way. Via
tsG BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS
a EFF NEW Ss 4oRk AND BOSTON
STStSfoS Ar ASb az Willy i Fey E&TREss Com
meets for Haserstown and at Point OF Rocks for
900 ~, sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1o.oo- BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattavile
toiese. Beitsyille. Laurel. Annapolis junction.
tio:4o@P ITTs sIt GaidAGo CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
I2:io baltimore. Ellicott City. Annapolis and Way
tI25-l,n sunday only for BALTIMORE and Way
T.; l3-BMTIMoRE EXPRESS
s;coVy !;hk = pH, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Baltimore ana Way Stations. Winchester Fred
eE sS ha EF ma and May Tia Re,ayi .1Rp1
fN IN Freieriek. via Relay. stops at Annare
f4:40- Baltimore Annapolis and Way Stations
and nj R Ms9 sala1 & sast % MIN Of
m Or ''I EHPsG 2ss tMartnsers and
s Of kdeks and Ea az sssons and
aHas iRf GrE sfsRf AND LAUREL
ts.Io.PIIIsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
1855 fHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON
t9;4T. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX-
10 .0e-BALTIMoRE. HYATTsvILLE and LAUREL
IN RESS: Stops on signal or to let off passengers
=. any station between " Washington and Annapolis
+D=iiy. .sunday only Other trains daily, except
Az trail.e from Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio Ticket Offices washington station Gig and I35
Penn, INA avenue corner 18th street where orders
sIy IOIpJ the city. MI
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND S
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
YH On SATURDAY, THE 18th OF N0VEMBERAe&
sale sale Lot subdivision in square numbersd
ton This lot is In the neghborhood of the P
circle and has front 18th street west Of 20 feet BY
depth Of 142 feet and inch to alley 10 feet wide,
and is rapidly improving in value
Terms Of sale: One-fourth of purchase money cash,
and the balance In equal payments in six, twelve and
eighteen months purchaser TO give notes secured by
sed OF trust upon property ior the deferred
n2l d
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A RI GALLERY,
NO. 52l 7TH ST. NV, BETWEEN f AND r.
j. +. SPELSHOUSE,
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR,
No: 52l 9TH street northwest. Federal Building.
Grand display Of Elegant Oil Paintings Water ColorA
PICTURE Frames. Looking Glasses. Gems Of Art &c.
The latest designs in Wall Paper. Picture Frames
and Window Cornces made to order. A II the latest
Novelties in Velvet and Gilt Frames now in stock, and
fresh supplies constantly arriving Prices the
times. An examination Of my stock solicited.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
No. SCI It'll street northwest.
Branch Store No 708 7th st. NV, bet. g and II.
OUR SPECIALTIES:-
Cabinet Size Frames. Velvet, Csc. up.
g. 10 Walnut Frames from h5c up
Window Shades and Fixtures. SOC. olS-3m
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DUNCANsON BROTHERS. Auctioneers. nit,
TRfysTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THIRD
STREET BETWEEN b AND STREETS

vTyhE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
ENGLISH TRICYCLEs. for the Boys and Chris from
4 to 10 years old, at -
sCRIBNERS BICYCLE SCHOOL.
Tallmadge Hal.
n7-17t 326 street northwest,
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Winder Culver, who killed Francis Hatton. n
farmer, OF Nlcoinico county. Md, few days ago.
Dy striking him on the head with the butt OF mis-
gun, has been arrested and placed In jail Sails
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| rHANCERY SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE
~ No. 1Il6 NINETEENTH STREET. BETN ZEN
Il AND S STREETS NORTHWEST

VHNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHA A , SALE OF 4 yALTARLE LOT On THE
aSP Siaahhf sHfh9 skPd x
By virtue Of decree dated the 10th day of oc.o- ~
Der 1881 passed in the Supreme Court Of the Dis "a:
F. L. Bn,kiey ct a.. Being No. 7s4s equity docket 20
the then an ID Isl Trustees s pubic
sfsis f s
feet on ist street with depth e9 Sc feet with the @
so ut
aG pav,n NJ mod modern j., t,s. e,n.
instalInsnss # SIX g. twelve i25 and eghtsen as
the purchasr All eayss anens at the cost the pur-
p s1 81 sf e he
wArso IS : 81 s it'sst 6SssFth~s' Trustees.
n1sdads 500 7th street northwest
S$#$## s isEfs$H Sz5
{ A. Gss
6 S STSSyFHsHR Bf lss FISH
F. all Of lots numbered seventy three 7s) seventy
ls ;css sss
tfustea, recorded subdivision Of original lots mum.
bered fourteen and hfteen, in square numbered one
ton. D. e. These lots each twenty-one (2I) feet
front by from 1916 feet to 1855 feet deep to an alley
SEp BY y sss of said which win be
Terms of sale prescribed nv decree one
fourth cash. the balance payable in one two and three
years after date OF SALE with interest thereon payable
semi annually, at the rate of six per centum
num- for which deferred payments the purchaser or
s a.a; sssII
required on each lot when sod. Conyeyancing and
cordng at purchasers cost Terms 70 be complied with
with OF sale the Trustee the right to
sell the property in default at the risk and cost OF the
defaultng purchaser upon giving five days public
dce OF such resale in some newspaper published In
""oAs ~ DORSEY CLAdETT. Trustee
DUNCANSON BROTHERS. Auctioneers. nl7 -dtds
T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THIRD
STREET; BETWEEN AND STREETS
The undersigned Trustees. by virtue Of deedaA&
of trust recorded in Liber No Sl6. folio 48. one$
of the land records Of the District OF Columbia -
viii sell at public auction in front OF the premises,
MEMBER. 1851. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, All OF
lot eleven I'D eleven D in tho city Of
Washington. Tho lot has front OF . fest by depth
OF $50 fest.
and twelve mouths with interest day Of sale for
which notes Of the secured property sold
shall given, all cash, OF option Of purchaser. 500
deposit when bid accepted. Trustees right to
not compiled with ID seven days from day Of sale.
VIII. r. MATTINGLY.1 90.
Mid CHAS. E. PRENTISS.5 Ar"s'eo''
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ON DECK WITH
~ THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES.

New Leehorn Ctron oenuine
New Zantee Currants - large
~ ciuftef1
GENUINE Princess Paper Shell Almonds.
Extra Large Pecans - new
Cream Nuts and Filberts .........ne new
Choice Malaga Grapes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. big lot
Ensst DIoAeu Sduuy...... several Dds
EIeen rench Creams. ........... 700 lbs
Fresh Chocolate Creams. 49,. 1890. just In
- = Hnnteo supply
HaI toh Big rat Figs. delicious
Pineapple. in whole
Bartlett Pears, in cans seie.ctei
OoLo -F1tte0.
Extra choice Preserves in glass; all kinds
ornamental and rare, "'
ELPHONZO YOUNGs, GROCER,
5O4 9TH STREET, between and F streets
n2 Opposite ''Critic" Office.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EE0EGE CREvELING. WOOD AND COAL.
~ removed from l7,h street wharf To l4th street
wharf Oiree lS22 l4th street. Best Spruce Pine s.
sawed ard Split Oak. 81 Pine. g 30 Iii i'm.
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LADIES' GOODS.

DOUGLASS.
NINTH AND = STREETS. ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
ENGLISH SUPER STOUT HALF HOSE.
FULL REGULAR. FULL FASHIONED. DOUBLE
FEET.
25 CENTS PER PAIR. 81. so PER DOZEN.
MERINO, FLANNEL AND WOOL UNDERWEAR IN
GREAT VARIETY FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
DOUGLASS,
MIG 9Th AND + STREETS.