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Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

A; abou, one clock last Saturday morning
the large and handsome residence Of Mrs.
Kelly, widow Of the late r. H. Kelly, Of
Girard, was discovere BY colosed man ser-
want 10 be in flames, but 100 late for anything
to be done towards saving the house. l,
was occupied by the families Of Mr.. J. d.
McCorkie and Mrs. Kelly and few boariers,
all Of whom. we believe. barely escaped in
their nigh, clothes. Mr.. McCoskie informs 10
tina, he vas awakened jus, in time to escape
from the burning building with his wifo and
child; that he tried 70 return and secure the
vest he he'd worn the previous day, which
had q gold watch and some money in the
pocketA but wss driven beck by the flames.
He los, everything he had in the house excep,
piano. which some mon got out, including
furniture. bsdins, clothing, jewelry and dining
room and kitchen utensils, wares, ETC., all Of
which was clear loss bH be has no idea
Of the amount.
Mrs. Kelly lost everything except . few
articles Of furniture aud bedding, aos even sav.
ing . change Of clothing. we believe. She bod
10 instance on the building OF IN Sshing; there.
fore. il 10 al clear loss 70 her which she wal
lilly prepared TO sustain.
Mrs. Kelly 10 Of the opinion that the Gre
was the work ofsn incendiary, 40 i.from whs'
We can learn. il Iooks very much ,hss way
10 us, though it may have resulted from
csrsIessness. There may have bern . box
or barrel Of ashes left in OF near one Of the
kitchens, ~ 70 ofsn the case. The ERE evi.
den,ly originated in the L. in which both the
Kitchens, . dining room end servants room
were situated
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
sUp9 C cAAoW. Aus dno ad@
usIsS 6&
:or sale by Dr.. b. r. Hsais nsys5A -

The Springfield, Mass, Republican, gets
ia q nes, lief, handler on some OF our 'ePabii>
can friends at the north. Referring to the
;ncr.dulity displayed by Senators ConEli'.g, Ed
u,unis and other doubling Thomsses, in.
regard to the original census returns, ali o!
which have been verified by recount, the
Republican quietly remarks
III is q curious fac; that the state. whose
,.n,ese NATIVE once insisted that the south
would be more prosperous under freedom
than under slavery are least " Hing 70 admit
,hss these prophecies have sesn in'ai.sd.
rict.b&-s Commercial
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

Mrs. Nancy Ann Cook, known s"Crsnd
ma Cook" died in Fnnkiia parish last week
in her 90sh ysas. She he's about IS descend
sns in that parish, and the Sun says. about
The nms number in Mississippi
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
4 Choneo - PFOcoSo I006.

NJ. .. p. Dssme writes % from Shelby
vile. rsnn., that il our people want this
country seuled up by good, honest. indus.
,rioas and in,ellisen, farmers, and our land
owners will sell OF their land in small tracts
q, reasonable rates. he can bring 70 our parish
next fall immigrants from East Tennessee by
the thousand but he says hey will expect
70 b treated with respect and dealt with
honestly, which 10 nothing but reasonable and
right He says he told them jus, what kind
OF country we have that, besides the over
flow, we had . good deal Of sickness and
were troubled with gnass and Mosquitoes
but they still said, if we had good soil, they
were willing " risk all these dissd vautsges
and come.
They, however. did not wan, land subject
70 overflow, which may prove . drawback
Still there 10 room on land that does not over.
flow (os large number, and we want ouI
people TO use every honest and honorable
md lcemeus they can to get these people &c
come among US; and after they se
here they will discover that the overflow is
not such great disadvantage A. they may
imagine.
He wants our people who have land fos
sale to repos, the same ~ us, telling the Pair
unvornished truth about it, and il it is sulgec
to overflow to say 20, stating the price and
terms upon which they are willing to dispose
you nothing for any assistance We may be ,t
you in selling your land all we want is e
60, the immigrants.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

The hard winter has already been she
death 81 crest many pous cows and calve.
~ this parish, and will no doubt b the death
Of . gree, many more before the opening Of
OprinS.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

The drs Quarterly Meeting Of the RsyvilIo
Circuit N. E. Church South will b held a,
Rayvills on Saturday, and Sunday, February
~ and 18th inst, Rev. ,. ?. Alexander, p.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

Las Monday was % warm that il ws'
unnecessary 70 build Ore in our Office. and Z
psssy hsavy rain fell du'in9 the night, b"
he wind shiissd around nossh early Tuessis,
morning, end god warm Ars va. soo'
necessary y comfort
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

n suajses q Rev. L G. xenis' disesusss
seniaAe vin b Criticism q Athsism, Dsism,
jaads,iv: oSAjsa saaday. Pssniss q chsis'
anA SunA.e nishs, h ssusea;ps q II
TT 4ssyhsdy = issssd - ss'shd end -
vhss-As nnn1R ~ . ~ n tbsss sab
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

The Sabins Index has been suspended,
and IL proprietor has removed his material to
AisIsndria, and will ssar . paper there
uods, the title d Tho Commonwealth.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
BROWNS FERTlLIZER
DISTRIBUTORS.

Because they ave time and labor sud d,ss,;hr
uss tie ssulises With marc regularity than /,
can possibly - dsns b hand. One a shem
will do The work II IN hands snd do il z
great deal mose asisiapaosy.
Apy psssoo dssiFiog - pusehass Disa,ihu.
. S 2, y % .sS '' H. ; nsm '',s
Rsyvills. e. he W 3sssieneaes Chsslisvills.
A:rDQH,
esnesst -
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

n y~u want . good cigar 90 70 Manshsm
4 psvis end GET "Around The World" o.
Cen Gran, cigar.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

- beviag - - vesa ~Cneosst" N ouy
acknowledgements ~ vssk q - issjllios
to the entertainments TO - s;sss g QsAl
next Thursday and Friday nights the wAsae
sense Of the paragraph was destroyed. The
rro1 j. chargeable 10 both the edito: and
devil. Remember that there is TO be q con>
Ger, or Thursday nigh, and superior Fri
day night, the proceed, TO be apPied towards
paying for the binding Of schooi house.
The house has been built, bu, no, entirely pa.t.
for. We guarantee that shose who attend
viii se ea:e,:a.nsd u . Prsres'y s'y!s
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

The new arm Of Msnehsm I Davis know
the vsius Of printers ink, and We guarantee
shs, they gill realize . handsome profit on
thsir liberal use Of that article.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

We hear that The gnss are making their ap
rssrencs in the county; % gel your sna'
ssne!y r,sdy fos them.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

h Monses Dullssin sassss upon ID &c.
end ,s.uns VIII 10 nsss issus; and we con.
sssn.,ss h upon ID psoo,sns Prospscn.
Tho sdisus nys h i ses in debt and has the
pssmiss q inssssssd passoeaes. which b "a
snviab,s position ~ any oos % b in, cd
.sose,ally Q pswspaps, nan.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

psss;culas ssssnsien u directed - he hsOs
sdvss,issnsns Of d. - asm Il Asnsh I'm 4
osyh. - b bud n shisissus. Tbs;s seoe
Of o,h - 49, ssossssd viii sssss case.
snA - assoy g DPsstss quality. Csll "a
~ sansuias - ps;ss Ad1s GesdA eishss
Il - esussnsa gill Nss p,sassss IN sAsw,
~ 20 der coda vAsaAss yea vssshssa y
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

We lsarn from Z. P. HARRISON that daily
mail has bssn esablishsd bsswesn Cinrd
and Ost Ridge, through the s6osss Of Hoo. J.
Floyd King, and that The name has bssn
CHANGED ftom Point JefEsrsoa 70 Ok Ridge.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

10 yos van, . new parlos organ II you
Dc cell ., his Office and buy one cheap. Il.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

rhs peeSsuAncs ,s Rayvillsoa Thuuday
night, for The hensat Of The KuisAn q
PyshiaA wss Lbsnllv pasronised By our
people The andinence WIS quite largo and
vssy orderly. The scriAs vas very good,
esasidsriae The fAcs shas neae of the actors and
'aeusses vsss profe sionais and shas hey
had sseh sAess time in whish 70 prepare
bs i. Ths cAassessss were veil 50 asd
sssaipsd shsis PsSss sdmisabay. To sxpsss.
our opinion - % who acssa ~ wesld b ia
ia $500, Il Ne wsss sonPsssas dssmssic
ssisis. whish We sys 30; sAsssfass ~
ssfsGn hon aay snch eommsss. L. 90
psspis ssosnhsr hat none Of ~ psstosmsss
- ap ang slaias - pss6e;spey u - a.
nd Asss white - unplsaaas esiaisian q
- scsiae' Ths ssssies sasaussa - ~
80 dollars, besides ssvsssl sictso dat w.
~ - 10, used.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

The following note to Ne from the BsPtis,
S,ass Evanssliss explains Mself:
Trenton. L., Jan. 2lst, 1881.
My dear Bso.: Plese ny 70 the brethren
II Cur faith and oil othsrs who have given
PLEDGES ~ the Snte mission work, tia, now
10 the tune 70 help rs il hey ean. Our treas
ury has never bssn empty since We began
ibis work, and We are anxious shas il shosld
pst but owing 70 baA weaker and o,he,
osssisles. over which We have had no coatrol
collections have been slow. Or missionssie,
ere q wosk, and We must meet expenses
end sassss brcshrsa help us our funds vii
run low. Dsss hssshreo, answer BY enclos
ing yous pledge 70 ne q TREASON, OF 70 Bro
]. 4. fulles q Shiish.
Touss Ia Chris
W. c. FRuEr.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
.AAok-oAAwoesI curss dyspsp
ds, Is1sSsssses ed Ssssshsra.
D.. ID. 3. petims RsyvilIs La.

We want fe~ hnshsls a corn. which we
ass willing - nks In psymsos q subscriptions
70 ,hs DaAcon, q The me Of four boshsls fos
oas ysas's subscription.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

We call panscslar attention 70 the special
noics Of Dr.. Petit, in snoshsr column. You
should nss nsgiscs - stssls year doctor and
drug billa When moi q HE drug store o.
psulbssiooaIly saoabed, shs doctor Will here.
af>es b buoA q hio Cd once.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

"OlAcx-0aAUoMT" cures oos,ive-
Acss a13 SICK. Headacke.
For sale BY Dr.. D. r. Petit, Rsyville. La.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

tbs Lizzie Blonde" cigar 10 fine cigar
F"r ssl. 81 :iangha n 4 Davis.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
~ INN NoIsN.
PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.
sTATEMENT MADE UNDER

To WnoM II NAY CosCEbN In the year
1875 usssed with Kendsli's SPAWN Csre.
. bone SPAWN Of several months' growth
nesrly hail - large - . hens egg and com.
ple,ely stopped the lameress AND Iemo' cd
the enlargement have worked the horse
ever since very hard. and he never has rcn
lame, nor could ever s~e .ny difference in
the size Of tue hook joints since treated him
with KendalIs SPAWN Cue,
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

Exsmine those cossom. made shoes and gai
sers q, Msnghsm Z Davis.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

WWyG " SeSgSOSW Cuses s1seB~~sS
pai0!ul, o. dibculs nenssruatieu.
Ter sale ~ d.. D. r. Petit. Rsvviile, La.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
ATTENTION FARMERS.

Evssy farmer in The land needs vns o, r,o.s
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

The BsAcsS and Codeys or Peterson's
Lady's Books 50 Is . yeas. It.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

Enosb ,ss Falls, w.. Feb c5. 1919
SWIM and subscribed 10 before me shI,
18th dsy Of Feb, A. !..2.
JOHN &. JENNIE. Justice Of the Peace
Richland beacon., 1881-02-05

An excellent line q sugar for sale At Man
CHAM 1 Davis
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-01

Centennial Block, Wichita IA rialo'h . A"'fnes
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-01
SHEPHERD DOGS.

For the benefit of our readers who
contemplate securing shepherd dogs to
assist them in the management of their
stock we reproduce from the Rural
World the following:
"The Scotch Collie shepherd dog is
the best one for general purposes, and
the demand for choice specimens fully
attests their merits and value. Some
few years ago there were scarcely any
bred in this country, but few seemed 10
know their usefulness, and even those
which were bred then were below the
average in several desirable points.
Now, however, really choice ones can
be had by paying fair price for them,
and live stock breeders in sections west
and south are breeding few each year,
thus materially assisting is disseminat-
ing this poted breed. So strong is the
herding and driving qualities of this
breed, and SO remarkable are they in
point of intelligence and sagacity, even
half-blood animals readily show the
mixture of the Collie blood, and in a
few cases have worked with a nicely
and judgment that would have put
some full blood ones TO shame. Where
for house or ordinary farm dogs, where
they are kept as pets and as watch dogs,
these half-blood will give satisfaction,
though they cannot be depended upon
either for breeding or for usefulness in
berding aud driving stock. The Collie
has gained his very enyiable reputation
by his remarkable herding qualities
and when these qualities are debased or
deadened, whether by careless breed
ing or by other causes, the real value
of the stock is not there.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-01

Alfalfa has proven 10 the Colorado
ranchman that more sheep can be kept
Oh a given area of land than was ever
dreamed of by the most enthusiastic
ranchman Of the plains. This plan may
be considered by some as visionary and
impracticable. 1t is the only way to
meet the continued emergencies now
arising in Texas, Colorado, and many
other sections now suffering from lack
OF sufficient feed and shelter. These
two are the only lacking essentials of
the Texas-Missouri country, and they
have 10 be met somehow. Thousands
of sheep will be driven to cheap corn in
Kansas and Missouri for wintering,
and back again to summer pasturage in
other States. Large capitalists are pre-
pairing cattle ranches upon a more Sc
cure method for future handling. With
sheep it is more imperative, practical,
and cheaply DONE This viii necessitate
the owning of the lands and establish
ing of homes, where comforts and cul-
ture may surround the owners or at
PENDANTS of the focks. II is the right
way, and the sooner adopted by the
wool growers of the South and West
the better. 1t has been evident TO OBJ
servers that flocks and herds have had
70 90 further out, year by year, to find
pasturage. Some ranges are left as I'M
enable, but subdued and ready for
fencing and tame grasses, that, with
another system of handling, would sup
port more and better improved hocks |
than the wild grasses ever did Coto- |
rado Chsettain.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-01

We mean 1t, and are prepared to demonstrate
the fact They are operated by either man. horse
or steam power. and bore very rapid They
range in size from
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-01
s25 TO $50 PER DAY,

WELL AUGUR AND ROCK BOR-
ING MACHINERY,
In any part of the country.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-01
HOME GROWN TREES.

HOME GROWN TREES.
-WICHITA-
MOUND NURSERY
j. II. STURNS6 BRO, Proprietors.
Located Three Miles Southeast of Wich-
ita, Kansas.
We have also located Branch MUIR
sery on Douglas avenue, four blocks
east Of the depot, east of the
Globe iron works. We sell
stock low for cash. we
have no agents out.
4, sos, 900 Usage Orange Plants for $1.25
to $3.50 per Thousand.
Apples. summer.-Red Astrachan, Fairly Har-
vest, keswick Goblin. Coopers's Early White
Autumn Madden Blush, Rambo, Fail Pip
PIN. Lowell, Baiiey's Sweet. Fameuss. sops Of
wi wia3 s,i Davis: Wine Sap. r. Janet, Nil
Pearmain, g. G. Pippin, Tslman Sweet, Milan,
Kansas Keeper, Rome Beauty. Northern Spy,
rfier heu, Large Striped fearmalu, Hunt em4u's
Fayorite, Stark, Red W inter Pearnlain, Nelson's
sweet. WAGNER, Perry Russell and English Col
den Russell.
Crabs ,-Trancendent, Hyslop, Tstoskey soulard
Red Siberian
Peaehes,-Alaxandsr, Amsden, June Foster,
Early Beatrice, Early Crawford, Hale's Early
stump the World, Old Mixon-Cling and Free
Honest John, Morris White
Cherr.es,-.Early Richmond, May Duke, Gov
ernor Wood.
Pears,-standard, Dwarf
Ptums,-Wild Goose and Minor
Ounces, -Orsnge.
Apric0is.
Gooseberrfes, -Houton Seeding, Smiths I'm
proved, Downing's Seeding
Currdnfs,-Red Dutch, Cherry, White Dutch,
Victor
Raspberries, DoolittIe and Philadsi-
phia, Mammoth Cluster.
Strawberries, -Leading sort, Wilson's Albany
BidckteyTfes, -kittatinny. Wilson Early, and
Snyder
Roses, Prairie Queen; Madam Planter,
white Red Moss; Perpetuals, assorted Hsrrf-
son Yellow.
Towering Shrubs,-Moss Locust, Snowbails
Flowering Almond, weigelia, Spirea, 5 sorts
Lilacs, purple ard white; Towering Currants,
yellow Dwarf June Berry.
ZINES and Creepers, -Honeysuckle five sorts
Graperfnes concord, Ives seedlings, Drncus
Amber, Martha. Catawba, and Clinton.
Shade Trees.-LombardyP oplars, Weeping Will
lows, Catalpa, Soft Naples, and Box Elders.
Erergreens, -Arbor Vitae, White Pine AustraI-
ian Pine. Scotch Pine Savin Juniper, Red Cedar
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1907 THE CHEAT 1907
Sas R R5kksYk MHsT Ans H9gdG

TO The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
rp,,rlI ~ F hEEFE0T; s ARfM 45s issi: : D..
corner Of sixth and streets, e follows:
s as S,ss E s RpSS 6: ana from Sns
% GincinnsH. 81: Louis and 0hicseo; Q so pm.
s NJ az F And qs5 8 s'I ssfIRoAp
III F.aior 6.F @ MstEins and s6s N0't., 3
SS. .sHgs 81! ssasTT5c, with Palace Oars 70 oanAn
FOR Wam nsp Loci Haven and EIirs. ct 10 20
For IL. a8s oaf az. saNs e s Es
az nis OF e Sn%sn Ps.os 6 =
eSc An; dsslZ except sunday ID y,.,,. .,.r.. :.
i e9HSs C s. sa SSss ssa ssas s1a
For fn aE1Ss i 600 IN. ID 50 NJ 200.
$40 and t0O0 Pm. On Sunday. 400 $50
49, az e sas g ssn1.s Ii''a n1p's'. $50 am
saSS:g s IL To- s. No. sSS ssS 80 g. %
FOR SSpsS orsss Iacs $40 an. and aAo Pm.
For Annspols. GAO an. and 40 pm. dsaly. n
81 siaSsfi X .EpM5 as7 AAn-
For s!ss.: sss ~ s@. .n, ga II 70 . n.
n. dsK 81 q. ssC e.. s.d y e sad
TRAM s; . :sd g z; s s.k :sS
il e e = no q Is suaSss 3 s s5s
md 10 60 {. m. co and 8 0S pm.
ass 8 s SG ss.ssss ga
$1,000 q Sasssss % Sssan:son fsoG hosss :sd
FRANK THOMSON. genera HansSsF. avn
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AUCTION SALES.


L PkoYEp REAL EsATE AT Al A an6 IN
k2SAFEp S6 on IHH s2pTE sTpE OF
sEHEETH fS SThEETs VEST VEST AND SiS On hfs p
FOUR STREETS WEST.
Of n sSs st Fl % ns
EQUITY, canse no. 7l4o. Wnerein william 49,
Young 10 complainant. ana Thomas E. Young ct
o. are defendants We viii offer for sale. a public
On FRIDAY, Arm 18th. 1851, AT O'CLOCK p.
M Sans Of a ne ne lot IL In square a! gin In for
running thence south 100 feet ana inches to 3
pubic alley rs feet w1de thence east So feet and IL
south Of north ana a themes west w
the line Of said street 80 feet and II inches to the
place Of beginning. with the improvements
bri' building. Eeing premises No Ga street
10 On sstAsTuRDAY, APRIL Seth. AT THE sAxs
square or reservation marked or letsered "a. !"
having front Of % feet inches OF Missouri ave-
nue. and running back that width to the rear noe
brick dws Iii No. ss4 oa humber s5S la A''''
Terms Ct sale: One fourth cash on day OF sale or
within seven days thereafter; the residue in three
day Of sale. the purchaser or purchasers giving
his. her or their pronissory notes for the same
with interest from day of sale at six per cant per
whole OF the purchase moRey may be paid in cash
the tito 10 the respective parcels sold Is be retains sd
until the full AMOUNT Of purchase money snd in
ply with tho trims Of sales. ths trustees reserve the
right to and resell tho property at the
5G3 d street northwest ;r-us.eaa
454 Penn ave. northwest.
eDUNCAN>CN BtOS. Auct'rs. ap'5-eo&de
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TROMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
BRIDGE, HIGH, CONGRESS-. JEFFRRsON.
bEShlEeSnhAha SkeR5SaJSS a.
On MONDAY. MAY srH, 1881. ooxxrSc- -
s. frcn.ins g sest q ne west liDs q CONGRESS-
WITH sna 0i't
the vest side Of Congress street. between the Canal
an. and Water street. improved by four small brick
Immediately after lot 60. n feet on the west side
81 S G between Ss ts Cana And water
6C See dwelling & ho.se improved by
the eas ne ~ a5ss lot o. Tenps a sss
street and O. and O. Gsnsl by DEPTH Of 1o7 feet.
ns & q s Sss.sS
seasss anS tive S4ak p Sfn Of
the Eestiine OF Washington street. between Bridge
snd Ss ssDha Of SC
-, F0LLoWINa DAY, AZ o'oLook, Lot Is. front
ana % sf SO
fsss e an s ssy by three story Brick
u Soso caa s ssI DAY, Lot. IL aud H.
depth oS about Sess: improved 6 81 ',s'i sick
II ~ Al. fronting about % feet On &c north sde q
the west line 81 Montgomery street between West
s an Hsa streets bys depth Of 81 feet; Improved
Terms OF sale: One-third cssh and the residue
IN TWO equal payments ct one and two years, hav:
tzust he propertiss sold or al easS d tie option
ss.s a:as.s SO g. .s & Rssa
f en- e,ch p rorsfty Ct time Of sac: The term. Of
Props Win b soa & the risf ana cost 81 % the e
.pQ7 lit THOMAS n Jas; HI Z; PAWS, AT:
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Pleasing an Amateur Musician,

toan rrSncisco Chf0I1 cle
81 think" said a weiiknown orchestral
leader. 1.-The best joke ever played In this town
was on an ambitious amateur pianist when
Gottschaik was here. The amateurs father
was the owner OF large hall. and he offered
the use or IL TO Gottschalk for his benen-,
There was TO be piece for eight pianos, and
the amateur was TO play one of the fnstru-
ments- / was the leader. thought Cots
chalk would have fit when told him that
the amateur couldn't play three straight notes
ru,, ne, Is sure 10 throw US all out, said /. and
c. Ssottsehalk swore Ike major, but twas no
hoes ne oils were out, and he couldn't 90
nan Tor the night was no cor s,deratton m biyn
AZ last nit on an idea that fixed fha yyhoIs
sal and wo I n.e, amateur came down to rehear
ne was 70 De the star OF the night. "A SON as
ne kIt we tooS the hammers cut OF Ma niana
AZ n1,i h1a4e u onmo as an oyster. guessed he
Wound never know the difference. with ssva aln
pianos going at once "t's 'o'eh
Inc tuneful convention laughed
,or nnn JUST As 1 thought" said the leader,
DaInMefiug on the table with hfs olaSs That
TREK oi0o INC
=" Nor"
No, SIR; he Just sailed In and pound,d an
that plano as IL IL was the worst enemy Le ever
lad BE was bound TO show on among so many
goc9 pianlsts, and hammered on his KEYBOARD
until the Preparation nearly blinded him. Now
arc then l looked az him approyingly to give
LIN lIesh courage, and every time that did he
gave ne piano lick that nearly made match
weed or t. His friends all around threw bon
loe's at him til he looked Ike a wedding arch.
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isS s LEX IN ne green room and slipped cheek
lei lei sxae INTO his hand. The Old man didn't know
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-30
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMpROvED LOTs
ON CORNER OF SEVENTH AND 81
ETREETR ROITTHWE9T

By virtue Of Q deed OF trust to us. dated 30th -
S74. folio 254. Of the land records for DistrtctS
OF Columbia. and at request of party secured. we
on TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1881,
At O'CLOCK P; NJ, all those parcels OF ground in
the city OF Washington. In the District Of Column
bis, known az lots ten C0). eleven tl1p, twelve
2). and north half Of thirteen uSl. in square four
hundred and thirty nine. These lots front on 7th
and q streets southwest and win be sold sepa-
rateiy.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day Of sale. secured by deed OF trust property.
A deposit Of $lG0 on each lot Will be required at
time of sale. Oonveyanciug at cost of purchaser.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in week
the Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost
OF defaul.iBg purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. ru-...
j. H0LDSWORTH GORDON, irastees.
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